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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-12-02
FROM q 10 : times cheaper tEaaaa
before, or nothing iftaae UscT
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A II article that every family must consider indis-
N pensable when they know its power and value,
and which has heretofore been sold too high to
reach all classes has now been reduced in price, with
n view that rich and poor, high and low, and in fact
every human being may enjoy its comforts, and all
who get it shall haze the price returned to them If
they are not deli GIFTED with its use. We assert with
out the possibility of contradiction, tina! ALL BURNs
and sCALDs, every EXTERNAL soHE, old fresh, and
all external pains and aches no matter where, shall
be reduced to comfort by it in five Misunderstanding
lie, limb, No burn be fatal if this is ap.
piled unless the vitals are destroyed by the accident
1t is truly magical to appearance, in its effects. En-
quirc for "Gonnel's Magical Pain Extractor Salve,"
at Comstock & Cos 81 Cortandt st. New York.
Price % cents or four times as much for SO cents
aud near ten times much for Dollar.
We assure you, on the responsibility of our char
acters, that sympathy for human suffering induces,
at least in part, earnest solicitation that a sim
pie trial should be made in any affection named be-
low. We think it not imprudent or too much TO say,
that nothing Ike it or IN any degree so eGectuai,
| has been discovered in Medicine.
| You will please observe it is no sovereign remedy
for all complaints but only intended for external
| application and will cure the foowing:- Burns,
scalds, frosted parts chblains, chafe gals chaps
letter, pimpe, bolch felon, ersprans, sabs cuts,
bruises, strain, and tooth ache mumps runrouuds.
sore throat, whitlows. piles, Ringworm, salt rheum.
harbers itch, carbuncle eruption eyes and lids,
weak sight, lips, punctures, biles and warts, fe
pains, pain in back and side, tender feet, infam-
matofy rheumntsm TIC uoloreauX, aguc IN lace and
breast fever sore, old burn scars, prickiy heat in.
famed skim broken breast, sore nipples, rough hands
blistered surfaces dressing for bisters, white swell
ings. cold in wounds corns, general sores, small
pox marks. eyreaipelas.
Though we have named numerous affections, ex.
perience has taught that they not too many
1t will be necessary to know that the article called
CoSNEL's is the only recommend; bu
must caution against some limitations that we hav,
reason to believe are of no use but injurious. w,
"a Al H.
it, and whom you may send for it. Remember it il
CoNNEL's Magical Pain Extractor.
All country merchants are requested to take it l.
their towns on commission, the greatest bessin
TO mankind that has been discovered in medicine
This is strong language but you may depend its pc,
or will fully justify it. Call on all the Agents for
pamphlet gratis to all, and very interesting, also tn
names of all the Clcrgymen in New York.
CAUTION. Be sure and get Connel's. as cour
terfeits and worthless appear under other Names
See that 1t is direct from Comstock 81 Co. or new,
touch it, For sale by J. M. MARrIS & Co. Peacl
am s73m5
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STATEOF VERMONT,

Orleans District, SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
1eans-To all persons concerned in the Estate of
William Huntington, late Of lrasburgh, in said
District, deceased, Greeting.
WHEREAS, Luke Spencer, Administrator of
w said deceased, proposes to render an &C.
count of his administration, and present his account
against said estate for examination and allowance at
n session of Court of Probate to be holden at l.
rasburgh or the first Wednesday of December next
Therefore, You hereby Motif ID to appear be-
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid, and
show cause, if any you have why the account afore
said should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Irasburgh this lst day of
November A. d. 1914.
3slws GEO. NYE, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-12-02

H
ONE OF TIE VICTIMS OF THE PRINCETON.
Greenwich Conn. Sept. 20, ls44'
Dear Brelhren,-Perhaps it was duo 10 the cause
of Christ that should sooner have communicated to
you the following "reminiscences, which bear attesta-
ton alike to tho value of one of your excellent pub
locations and to the christian character Of distinguish
ed and much lamented statesman.
1t was my privilege during residence in Virginia,
10 enjoy the friendship of tho Hon Thomas Walker
Gilmer late secretary of The Navy. Being on visit
nj his house in Charlottesville, was conyersing with
him respecting your volume enterprise, in which no
took deep interest. Gas letters which have from
him would abundantly show,) when he was led TO
speak of Mason's treatise on -Rnoptsage. He
said no was in Washington prosecuting some busi-
before one of the committees of Congress; time
hung rather heavy upon his hands; and he went into
book store 10 procure novel, or some other light
work TO drive away the ennui. AS he was looking
over the titles of various works. his eye arrested
by that word "Self- Knowledge" He took down
the bool-read brief portion-became more and
intercsted-purchased and carried il TO his room
and permitted to thank God, very after,
that it was the means of .acquainting him, not only
with himself, but also with the only true God, and
Jesus Christ, whom to know is life eternal.
lie then proceeded to speak Of other instances Of
good effected by means of that book, through his
own and other nstrumcntalities. Among these
the following: Some time after the period referred
10 above, he was a member from Albemarle county
IN the Virginia house Of delegates. Going one
rng to the capitol before the hour OF meeting he met
upon the stepsM Mr. P, member from Of the
lower counties, possessed of many excellent quate
yet unhappy addicted to the dss ipaon prevalent
among many of those who are separated during the
winter months riom their families, and exposed to the
temptations of that beautiful city. Accusing him, he
said 'sGilmer, how is it that you and Gen. Is. come
here in the morning looking fresh and vigorous;
while others Of us feel exhausted and wretched'y
unfit for the duties of the day?" Mr. Gimer replied,
"If you will walk with mo TO my room will let
you into the secret" The hour of meeting had not
yet arrived; and taking his friend by the nrm, he
drew him 10 his chamber in the Powhatan
house, and throwing open the door, pointed him to
small table which lay his Bible anG his copy Of
Mason on Sef-Knowedge' "1here, Sir" said he,
''there is the which you seek to know" MIR
p. was prevailed upon TO remain alone in that room
during the day, and the Rev. S. II, Presbyterian
pastor in that city at the time, and still living, will
not have forgotten with what anxiety and earnesness
he was waited upon at hour "out of season."
(hough not unseasonably for him,) by a distressed
sinner begging his prayers, and to know what he
must do TO be saved. If mistake not that gentle
man is an active and useful member Of the Prosb te-
ran church. Comment on those facts leave to 9TH
ers. Yours very truly, 81. $. b.
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Domestic and Other Goods.

S<OARSE and fine brown sheeting bleached do do.
" brown and bleached DrlIings, bleached and un-
beached Canton Flannel scotch Diaper, crash, FIR
Towels, Irish Linens, Selecias, colored cambria, cot
ton Yarn, Wickng, Waddng Ticking, color'd Elan
nes, ladies', misses and chdrens Caters, Shoes and
Slips ladies and gents rubber Shoes, fur lined
and fur trimmed Gloves, buffaoe Robes, Boas, Ties,
OTTER seal and hair Caps, men and boys cloth, velvet
and fur trimmed Caps great variety and all at fair
prices, for cash FULLER, lDE IL co.
Lyndon, Oct: l., 1914. 376tf
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suFFICIENCY OF CHRISTI.

Nothing bat the blood of Christ from des-
truction nothing but the righteousness of Christ
give title to heavenly Bliss nothing bat the nterces
sion of Christ can make prayers and duties accepted
nothing but the grace of Christ give meetness for
the inheritance and the company of heaven; and no.
thing but the presence Of Christ can be the light and
joy and glory of the eternal kingdom. Without
Christ, all is darkness and spar.-Housman.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
leans-To all persons concerned in the estate Of
Sylvester Daley, late of Providence, r. |. deceas-
ed, Greeting.
WHEREAS Luther Page, Administrator of the
w Estate within this State of said deceased,
proposes render account of his administration,
and pr resent his against said estate for
ination and allowance at session of the Court of
Probate to be holden at Irasburgh on the last Wed
nesday of December next.
Therefore, You hereby notified to appear be-
fore said court the time and place aforesaid, and
shew cause. if any you have, why the account afore
said should not be allowed, and this order shall be
published three weeks successfully in the Caledonian
printed at St. Johnsbury in this State.
Given under my hand at lrasburgh this 9Th day
of November A. ID. 1914.
3slw3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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Poetry.

The following lines, so full Of pathos, and beau
are by Mrs. Southey, wife of the word.renowned |
ct. They are from a recent number of Blackwoo
Magazine,
THE CHILD's WARNING.
There's bloom upon the lady's cheek,
There's brightness in her eye
Who says the sentence has gone forth
That that fair thing must die ,
Must die before the Towering lime
Out yondor, sheds its leaf
Can this be, o human flower
Thy blossoming so bref3
Nay, nay It's but passing cloud,
Thou didst but droop awhile;
There's life, long years, and hope and joy,
Whole ages in that smile.
In the gay call that to thy knee,
Brings quick that loving child
Who looks up in those laughing eyes
With his large eyes SO mild
Yet thou art doomed-art dying, all
The coming hour Goresee,
But in loves cowardice, withhold
The warning word from thee.
God keeps thee and be merciful
His strength is with the weak;
Through babes and stockings, the Most High
Hath oft vouchsafed to speak.
And speaketh now-"Oh mother dearn'
Murmurs the little child;
And there is trouble in his eyes,
Those large blue eyes so mild.
"Oh, mother dear! they say that soon,
When here l seek for thee,
| shall not find thee--nor out there,
Under the old oak tree.
''Nor up stairs in the nursery,
Nor any where they shy.
Where wilt thou go to, mother dear7
Oh, do not 81 away"
There was long silence-n deep hush
And then the child's low sob
Her quivering eyelids close-one hand
Keeps down the hearts quick throb.
And the lips move, though sound is none,
That inward voice is prayer,
And bark! "Thy will Lord be done ~
And tears are trickling there.
Down that pale cheek on that young head,
And round her neck he cngs
And child and mother murmur out
UnulternbIe things
He half unconscious deep struck
With sudden, solemn truth,
That numbered are her days on earth,
Her shroud prepared in youth
That all in life her heart holds dear,
God calls her to res ign,
She hears-fee trembles but looks up
And signs "Thy will be mine"
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STATE OF VERMONT.
ORLEANS COUNTY, IS.
IN CHANCERY,
Mark Curtis
VS.,
James Mcclure,
John Parker,
Horace Paddock and
Nnrmln Ronrdman

w of Orleans has fed in this Court his bill of
complaint stating in substance that James Mcclure
aud John Parker-lormerly Of Troy aforesaid, on the
goth day of March, A. D. 1889, being justly indebted
to Moses r. Walker then Of said Troy-now residing
in the Territory of Wisconsn-n the sum OF $780,
90 and specified in four promssory notes each bear
ing date the said Goth day of March A. ID. 1889
-one Of said notes for the sum Of $4,000 payable in
one year rom date-and three OF SAID notes Tor inc
of + 100, 90 each with interest annually-one OF
said notes payable in two years from date, one IN
three years from date, and the other IN Tour years
from date. And in order TO secure the payment oil
said sum of money specified in said promlssory notes
they the said Mcclure and Parker, on the goth
day Of March A. ID. 1889, for and in consideration OF
tho of $500 90 by their certain deed Of bargain
and sale signed with their hands and sealed with their
seals-did convey and confirm unto the said Moses
I. Walker the following described land IN Troy a.
foresaid-yix. part of lot No. 90 and part of lot No
10 in that part of said Town Of Troy formerly -
granted to John Kelley-nnd being the same lands on
the said 20h day of March conveyed by said Walk
TO said Mcclure and Parker, and being that part
Of lot No. 10I which lies on the west side of the
road-which runs north from Charles Porter's now
dwelng-in said 'Troy-and the whole of lot No. 80
except rs acres lying on the west end Of said lot
and also excepting all ores, mines and minerals on
said lot. To which deed there was n condition that
said deed should be void on the payment OF snid
notes according to their tenor-ot otherwise t9 remain
in force.
And further that said Horace Paddock and Nor
man Roardman claim some interest IN said land de-
rived from said Parker and Mcclure by virtue of
levey Of an Execution and by attachment on writ
since the execution Of said Mortgage. And further
setting forth that the 9TH day Of May a. ID. lS44,
the said Moses T. Walker for a valuable considerH-
ton duly transferred, assigned and set over 10 the
said Aalk Curtis all his right, title and interest in said
Mortgage deed and the notes aforesaid which are
unpaid.
And praying among other things that the Defend
anita 4, l,c onl nT
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Splendid Dry Goods
.4T
FULLER, IDE & cos.

LN I, 81 co. have received their stock of FALL
Il and WINTER GOODS and would barsicu-
ldriy invite the attention of the Ladies of Lyndon
and the adjoining towns to their assortment Of
Fancy, Dress and Cloak Goods,
comprising greater variety oistyle pattern and
quality than they have had the pleasure of offer
ing to their customers, and their goods have been
pronounced by those Ladies who have examined
them to be of the most beautiful patterns that have
ever been brought into this vicinity.
Rich silk, cut and uncut silk velvet Cravats and
Points grdes, gimpuro and thread edgings and in
sertions, black do do. gimpure web lace new and
beautiful article for capes black and white web lace,
black lace wells, barage, muslins lawns linen
brio, crmpt dmity, linen hdks. cap and bonnet Rib
hons, frngcs, gimps, cords, rich french and other
Shawls. Calicoes, the latest styles Ginghams blue
black Silks, light colored plain and figured do.for
wedding dresses cashmere, cashmere de e'cass, plain
and printed mus. de lanes cashmere and Grape do.
eolinnes, stripes chusans Gfgan satins, Romelias,
Lunettas, Alpaccas (made from alpaca woody plain
and figured linen cotton and silk warp Alpaccas, blk
and blue black Alpines. plain and watered do.
nos, Paramettas, sc all of which will be sold very
ioru for cash. FULLER, lDE 81 co.
Lyndon, Oct. l. 1914. 376tf
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Superior egmality &, halfP,ice,
FOR THE CURE or

LOh mr. L 4 hE OF
SCROFULA, chronic Rheumatism, general De.
~ blity cutaueous Diseases sculy cruptions Of The
skin, letter, Pimples or Pustules the face, mCr-
curial and syphoid Diseases, Bies, from m impure
habit Of body alterations ofihe throat and leg Pains
aud swelings of the Bones, liver Affections, and all
diseases arising from an impure state Of the blood,
exposures aud imprudences in life, excessive use
Mercury, &c.
The great popularity of sarsaparilIn, and its c'
abljshed efficacy, render it supcruouS enter into
any enconium of its virtues adduco any evidence
in its favor.
The Sarsaparilla is warranted positively as good az
any other that can be made at One Dollar at Just
half the price of those much advertised, and as
strong and in as large bottles, viz:
FIFTY CENTS Pc BOTTLE or FOUR
DOLLARS per DOZEN
This article has cured Scrofula of 30 years, alter
the dollar articles had becn used in vain.
TO be had of the agents of Comstock & Co. only.
throughout the country in New York only at g.
Cortlandt street, For sale by ]. M. Martin g Co.
Peacham 31lmb
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Gray'S Patent Horse Power.

TENHE subscriber takes this method to inform the
Il people of Caledonia County that he owns the
right of making, selling and using the above named
Horse Power in said County This Horse Power
is considered the cheapest, most durable, and best
article of the kind now in use. They manu!ac-
ured at Fl. PadJock's Machine Shop and of his best
Iron. The rods which connect the gearing and
which form the bearings Tor the rollers, are all made
of cast Steel III fact every part of the machine is
made of the best materials and in the most workman
like manner. WILLIAM CARTER. in.
REFERENcEs-Messrs T.. Sc II. Fairbanks & Co.
f. e. Il. Fairbanks e. Co. St. Johnsbury.
Huxhnm Paddock, do
Amasa Kasson, do
Jos. Hutchinson, do
Asa l.. French, do
Lindorff Morris, do
Joseph Hancock, do
Joel II. Dole, Danvle,
A. S. Webster, Lyndon.
ST. Johnsbury, Aug 81, 1874. 370lf
NJ b. The subscriber is the duly authorized A
gent for Orleans County for the sale of The above
named machines. w. CARTER, in.
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WOODEN Goods, Ycsfings, &c.
DLAIN and damon black beaver cloth for over,
Il coats, English, German and American black
blue black, brown and invisible green BIoudclohs,
Oxford mixed and black Cassimeres. French flncy
do. IA style for pan,s) several kinds Doe.skns,
Salinrls, sup black and blue black Satin plaid
silk Velvet and other yeslngs, cords and bindings.
FULLER, IDE e. co.
Lyndon. Oct g. 1874. 376uf
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Fall Goods,

enables us to offer strong inducements to those who
are DESTROYS of suiting themselves to almost any oil
the many desirable styles adapted to this season OF
the year. Call and see. Also very full aSsort-
ment of Crocbery and Glass Ware, &c.
]. JEWETT 81 co.
Rarre, Nav x IaAA $50
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500 Rolls

DIAPER Hongings, at prices from l2I to as cents
4 just received and for sale by
Oct. 81 L. JEWETT & co.
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Paints. Oil and Dye-Stufs.

NHHhtS3 VII "HHH !" y, p,,
TNRENCH Yellow, chrome Yellow, v. heo' ann.
II Green, red and white Lead, Whl'ing' , hnh
black, Litherage, Umber Prussian Blue Te .F hnp
ruse Pink, gold and silver bronze, goiu ne1 W.m.i,
Oil, spts. Turpentine, coach and furniture r,mwOod
Mic Wood, extract Logwood, Nader, Aiun'' "
peras, blue Yitriol, Indigo, &c. &c: ,nv T. co.
FoAi'N"' i s76i
Lyndon Oct 2, 1874.
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s..

THNEA and Tobacco by the package, ground and UNI
a. ground Spices, gro. Mustard, Raisins, English
Currents, Cuions, ground Cocoa, Chockolae, Tap.
ioca, Coffee, Rice, scotch and mnckaboy Snuff, cod
Fish Molasscs and Salt. FULLER, IDES co.
Lyndon, Oct. 3, 1914. 5fou
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Gentlemen,
GREAT BARGAINS In
DIR Y g. D D I'D S.

that con be found in this section, comprising,
Rich rep. Cashmere cashmere dEcosse, Roumelia
Chusan Lunetta, Muslin de LANES, black gro dc
Nap, gro dc Swiss synchaw and sarsnet Silks;
large and beautiful variety Of Prints English and
French Ginghams; large lot of Ladies Cloak
Clohs-very cheap; bonnet Ribbons, black and white
web Laces lace Ejgings and Insertings, Fnnges,
plain and bugle Gmps, Cambrics, Muslins and Bish-
op Lawn, Cravat Hdkfs., linen cambria Hdkfs., white
and brown Linens, Gloves Mtts and Hosiery; table
Covers and scotch Diaper Shawls-ImpeIia, Bava-
ran, DeLaine and Highlandj super silk Velvet, sat-
in and valencia Veslings; Tnilor's Trimmings Am
erican, English and German Broadcloths; black and
fancy Doeskin, Cassmeres and Satinets; For Top
Coats-back and blue Pilot Cloth plain &c diamond
Beaver, also, Cloth most desirable article for
Suuouts brown and bleached Sheetngs, cotton Yarn,
Batting Wnddng and Wicking, Umbrellas; Shoes
-chiidrens Shoes. ladies Caters, Kid Slips and
walking Shoes, ladies' and gents. plain and figured
Rubbers. ALSO,
large assortment of
CROCKERY, H-ARD ware s. CUTLERY
w. |. Goods and Groceries;
sup. Teas, Coffee and Tobacco BUFFALO ROBES,
Fur Caps, fur trimmed Caps, ladies Muffs; Iron and
Steel nail Plate. nail Rods round and square rods,
hoop Iron, &c; Lamp Gil, Paints, Dye-stulis, &c.
The above, and other goods not enumerated they
will exchange for Frocking, Flannel and good Feet
ing; or sell very low for cash-or, on a credit.
Lyndon, Oct l, ls44. 375n
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PADDOCK'S IRON FOUNDRY
st. D o In m sburV.


TGNHIS establishment commenced in 1929. mn, -.
n sists of Blast Furnace for making Iron c' uOn
the ore, n Cupola Furnace for making C"., MOh
from the Pig; two Machine Shops-one far GnjaIIp
castings, making and repairing all kinds of MncbnE
ry; and tie other for the manufacture of lion prros
Sinks and Axletrees. 'P'
The Iron made ut this establishment is sun,,;,, ,
any now made in New England, in conseouonco 70 70
the peculiar care and manner in which il IL n.y. VI
featured, and tho combination Of foHr ki,d, NJ w
These ores have been selected, nolwithstandnn h
distance they are transported, account of co1,on
ing different mineral substances combined with u
iron, which create such chemical operations in Wv, Wv
furnace while melting produces the Grmes, oa n
best kinds of Iron. Besides the careful selection ~
the ores and the great care taken in preparing Ibo
the best z1orfmen TO be found in The csVutrD ,
age The operations ofMe Furnace rvhile in 5o,,
Thus the subscriber feels the utmost confidence II
recommending the superiority of his Iron as benr
tough soft, and not liable 10 crack. Those ySs
have purchased cheap Stores, which have cracked =.
badly to be fit only for old iron, are requested to M
tice that NOS Store or biate manufactured from
this IRON has been returned on accouSt n
cracking.
The subscriber would now inform his customer,
and the public, that he intends putting his Furnace
in blast the LIST of September, and will manufacum
from the iron, -j'dt reduced prices,
a New Yankee Notion Stove.
combining all the important improvements.
TILDENS NEWLY INVENTED BANNER
STOVE, to which is attached large furnace to be-
used with or without the Stove forming a very con-
veuient apparatus for summer cooking.
.lIR-TIGHT and BOX STOYES.
A general assortment of
Sa08BGV9 wA:Aga
Cast Iron SINKS and PUMPS; SAP BOILERS
with arch door and frame for setting; Arch Ash
and Oven Doors, with frames; Sleigh g Sled
Shoes-aII sizes; IRoN MoRroRs for A.
pothecares s. Families; MILL GEER.
ING, &c &c.
From the Machine Shops:
IRON AXLES, from to 8 inch; Pipe Boxes; Cart
and Wagon Boxes, Nuts & Bolts for Wooden Arle
TunNINo LATuEs, of every description, from The
common Wood and Screw to large Engine Laih,,;
Punch Presses; Press Drills; Paint Mills; Saw Sea;
circular saw Arbors; Regulators for Factories;
GRIST-MILL HEADS and SPINDLES;
HOWD'S Patent Iron WATER WHEELS, and
other approved kinds
CRAPS PATENT HORSE POUER
for propelling Threshing Machines, Separators Wood
Saws &c.-all which can I've furnished with III,
horse hover, if desired; CAST IRON SINKS,
with without Pumps; also singe-and a beautiful
pattern of Iron Pump, with without zinc lining
admitted to be the best Pump in use.
UJT'rhe ahnve, with many other articles constantly
on hand, will I've furnished on reasonable notice
HUXHAM PADDOCK.
st. JOhnsbury, July 10, 1914. 1851
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Notice EGtT0.

NTOW is the time and here is the chance to suit
IN yourselves in tho way of new Dress out of
fresh lot just received, which in addition 10 our
nraVinuq nj