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MARTELLE AND HOLDERMANN.

MARTELLE AND HOLDERMANN,
81 MAIDEN LANE,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS Of Ornamen.
4h H,ir Wig, Toopees, banjs Curtis, Seams,
and all kinds Of Hair Works, Wholesale and retail
B The trade snppiei ra'onabie terms. a'2 lm"'rc
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDR ODE
THE III jHEeT Pr CES Gamble obs,ned by gentlemen
fami les who desrous OF converting their lett OIL
ing apparel into cash.
rofame, gentlemen quitting the city, changing resi-
much their adj send for the subscriber who viii
attend them at their residence by appoin lment.
LrVk.NSTYN,
i66 broadway, MP stairs.
line through the Post Office. Otherwise win receive
prompt attention. m2 I'm eod-rc
PATENT ELASTIC SHOULDER BRACE.
THE superiority 81 this Brace all others rel.
rs acknowledged by all who them, and 'he
mand for The article curing the sufficient
auee Of their utility. his article intended brace the
shoulders nghen the back and the chest giving
free 10 the beng formed with elastic back
Will be found OF no impeachment to the free OF the
fafeats and diane particularly requested
this srtce. will found Of benefit children
dist all persons OF stadous sede t,Iy hao
This brace under the immediate Inspection Of
MI farsels who has been engaged for the last tee
manufacturing different articles the and
confidently offers the Patrnt Elastic Brace
article ever brought unde his obser, alton.
The above named articles Manufactured and be
Obtained or Tt at the old est biishmen Of PAR
A. continue the manufacture OF their superior article
the Elastic riding Belt The oeriory hi. arti II
sst In its perfect oapaton the form othe ease,
lgi aud dn rabiiitv. al I'm cd m
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PART 9g a0wS& w stsSs p.ld n On Of ne
SSs i9d Hcsd q oass ssS oea.d
a. ss sss q
veosi 40 aAsiOr House. giving asseriPtn e p,sn
LA ROOMS TO LET-n the hard and ouIlh story Of
: buiideg No 2i7 Bre,dwey corner of Murray street
S. aG9sf Gsa is Pss @is % %" the
xuA 40 LET,Ths new fOur-slOTy House in .Oart5eoth
LIN other eOn'sneness. 10 good tsle low.
al nSp ly.Ie H. J. sAN Isl Hsl3::u L,u.
"A no LET-A house situated at Bio mlngdaie about
S # from IT. A ssy a.sSSy .,1,ssd
aoa,e ssoains with pleasure attached
ksnt $500 per annum Apply at the Abby Hotel Bo.ming
IA nc LET-Tws tine medera built three story houses,
E ies ard 1863 Tweoty few door. east Of
IA no LET-FURNIsHED APARTMENTS, vita
~ ,l:o # required. Apply at 50 Warren street.
ga TO LET OR LEAsE-For a term Of years, The
T mod,rn built TWO story and attic house reav new No
he be aas zd m e. IN ssth ary Rs
been recently, painted and sia good ordr TIE moderate
several small 'asHn' il Brr gES ssS Green streets
A y 2S.ra - - D'--'i 100 sprus.t
"a 10 LET OR LkAsE-1he House No As Cana
:;f surs rnerins oush 10 Lsvelard st'eet with tepa
WIN. Wallace IS s.e Dolplit ray,rn.
a h Lot 81 Ground he on the
eastey side If Broadway immrdat adjoining rhe no
y side of Nb'os Garteh The Lot is q feet inches front
and by Us fee. dep running through 70 Crosby street.
Apply 10 w. MACREA,
ala iw.rs 81 Liberty street.
lArA TO LET The arge AID well bui stoTy brick
t..W house No % Rose street. complete order and a
y.x. story room attached TO it For particulars
GERDING KUNKELMANN, IS Broad ST..
TO LET at Brooklyn modern built two story and attic
brick house at the junction Of Fulton and Navy
fronting the latter The lot 100 feet deep runs through
to Fulton street wi private en trance on the same
a. % SfyEE Ina S'i
go FOn SALE OR 7 LET-Iwo rev Three-story
H Brick Houses, with marble mantels, q dng coors and
In nen closets in all the The houses Is
liar well tel for the prrnoes Quiied The Lots
zach IS b. 100 In the yard spacious csern ice Tor
zach House and Lot IS 300 of VIII CHI twohrds reraain
desired bond and MORTGAGE at per cent per annum The
rent 70, eech house is $3.50 -
The ous situated Bridge street, between Hillary
Apply to JOHN A. wILLINK,
AT his residence at Fiatbnsh, or his Office No. 70
Nassau stree, New York
STEPhEN IA NES,
nls lm*m Ia Lawrence street. sr oklvn
"A Foo SALEM order o the Court Of Chaucery at
NJ. the rchants EXC angs. the 10Th of prl, by
E.a4 r. LUDLOW at IL O'Clock a M thai valuable Lo,
known n e. Broad street lately occnp,es by
liam Copkln about ,entyhree fe nine inches in ront
Broad aud about huGd and hrty feet DEPTH
it'll four brick building used Workshop IN the rear
For further particular, apply to 1,,,,,,
GEORGE u. SIEMO y, Recsiver.
eJtoIo-rc 10 MsiIen Lane
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TTRE BRICK.
THE SUBSCRIBER living IN Washington, South River
Aliddlese1 County, State oil jersey ACQUIRING
artc OF Fire BRICK that hing Of the
oefea the public, Inch he i'll sell reduced
prices GEO. w REYNOLDS.
Washington, South River, March rs, 1914
B-Apply to G. Kansuse, Jersey City Iron Works.
New Jersey who will always have the above
article hand at all times or TO the subscriber
a. w. REYNULDS, Manufacturer,
m28 1n&rc Washington, SOu.h River.
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b E Eff BEEF! BEEF!
IN HAND AND FOR SALE in lots to suit purchasers
at VALENTINES, a. Flu ton Market $50 barrels xtra
Mess BEEF choice Article al selected piece; 23 aes City
Inspected Mess ae warranted and 800 half barrels OF family
Beet, very fac i t.nded for the southsrs market.
The above B-ef packed caeful judicious manner
and will keep good in climate whout getting 10 salt he
member VALENTINES OLD ESTABLISHMENT.
mA snn src No rs Fulton Market
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WEDDING PARTIES,

W EDDINU MILES,
BA L l. S ROUTS, &c.
CUPPLIED with all the different varieties of Pastry Iced
- Fruit Pound and Sponge Cake, Ornament. ID Pyramids
out Cake Of all the different e,es and greatest
ment of Tea Cake mat be obtained any
the city. Also all kinds Of Bscait from Poc Bread th-
ma lest Picnic the table Freh Pies Of seasouabe variety
PuH Paste forms for Dinner Parties.
Orders thankfully received and any part the city or
country JAMES TOMPSON,
At the Premium Bakery, 10 Lspenard. Church.
m4 linsm
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PMILApxLrHIA, April I7---An WsngtSn knowi..9n New
Yort Eelow William James, held. Mobile. Cid. Duca'
mia Latour, Wladies p,. ru.,.; Nvo..
BaLrIsiosE April l7.-AT Rochester, Fountain M ork
Ga Ariel Inc wj Hopkins kngster, JAM .
oaroIK April I-Sd Gen Wayne. Brown. Portland
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0y- 1t is understood that the Hon. Mr.. King, the
new Envoy France accompanied by the recently sp-
pointed secretary OF Legation, will probably sail Tor
France in the New York packet OF the first OF next month
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pACKEr SHIP SHERIDAN HKOM LlVERPUOL-
Ions gpees by th, sh will pease send their permits
board NJ Odeens hnf, foot OF Wall street All DDS not
permitted IN i've days must unavodAby be public
All 1trc
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TO THE AMERICAN LADIES AND
CENT? EMEM

A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, twenty-five years old, hav
ing been several Teacher Coeye Of Paris would
ia the French Language curing his sojoq'n this
language and to have tire best Prsian accent
the folio wing direction and you will ebtin exactly what
you desire MIR X. g. De CALMONTlER,
mi3 Inerc % keads
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CANTON CHINA DINING SETS.
DAVIS COLLAMORE, 597 Broad ray, ne,ry opposite
- Nbl)s informs his frien the public he
c-ived la,e arrsa iron Canton Dnins Sets which
be sold at very low prices.
Also, fail OF CIockery Ware, of al kinds of
h t.rns and most approved shapes Cut aad press
ed Glass Of all kiIds-some patterns
ID makes no hnmbug ny preteIsiors to " almost give
away Crocksry but PLEDGES hImse to sell the quality
Of gocds cheap not from 10 cheaper than
other .sors; 597 Broadway opposite Nib,'s nearly.
all tp,s
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Sales OF socks at Phlladsrfshia.

road, III 100 do Grad Bank, a; 100 do Reading Rail
road 23 80 do do "a $1,000 State 5s 5d GA $1,000 do
b3f 67i $4,000 do boz o7l $1,000 do GA; 100 shares
Insurance. 10 do Pennsylvan Bank 252 $500 city
100 do Wilmington RR, i7l 20 do Kentucky Bank 10 !;
81 do Vicksburg Bank. 81.
srcoSp BoAap, April l6.-SsoOo State SIS, 67 $4,000 no.
cash. 66b; $50 200 do b5f 67 25 shares Wilmington h
~; $1,000 Wilmington 6s 1888 81; rs shares feaaing
RR 23l l0 do b5 23 $4,000 do 69i "a shares kentucky
Bank, b5f, IS; 100 do Grard Bank cash, 7s
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SNIPE SHOOTING.
DIAMOND GRAIN GUNPOWDER.

THE SEASON HAVING COMMENCED for Snpe
l. Shooting Subscriber begs call the attention OF
spcrsmea 70 the adysps by us;ng Curtis Har'
Ahous this icie has bern but short tim IN the
Und Sl,lss Of of the best shots its
cleanliness strength, the Icit those
who consider cleanliness proper strength dederata
give trial.
Soda in canister. of pound each, by Mr. H. T. COOPER
I79 Broadway; JOHN O. ROY, Fulton aud C.
BERRIAN, Hardware Dealers, No 5s9 aud " oe.sle Of
w. II. BROUGH
m Broad
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Colog Ewcv
Castor o' o' J i sn syISp slasld snass &C.
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BOARD IN BOND STREET.
PLEASANT ROOMS with Board can be obtained NJ No
Z Bond street all lm-ra
pOAWDiNU At q cOURTLANDT STREET--TIsn
d srnt and permanent boarding for single married gentle
men, with table rooms FURNISHED nished by
MRS tskhE q tousilApdt - lmsec
CARD.
CLINTON HOTEL, No. 3 BEEKMAN STREET.
vNHis HuTEL, nesI iha Park, in highly eligible and
tral SITUATION has lately undergone many rep alt
lcuisei the comfort Of the Her It's
pToprieto PRESTON LODGES 6esiIous rm the pue
lie and his esperay that by careful attention their
wants he eoIs TO merit their support be begs to add al the
that his per day hence0Ttn VIII be for
bcardeIs 3concmaby that Of other hotels the city
Of equal resle liability.
New foRK, A pFl 18TH, 1874 ala 0tsrc
CHEAP, SELECT, CHOICE AND GOOD.
r. Ey ms Lac' Ribbon Hosiery and Glove Store
dom has just received Caledonia 10 Nets Laces and
Edgings; cartoons Thread Edg gs Silk and nea Hdkis
Kid Silk Isle Thread aud Gloves. OF stye
1000 dozen Of Hosiery, IRON Is Ne diework Trimmings,
Small Also 40 elegant Ribbons from yard
few elegant CIayas cheap Country merchant and
Storekeepes would do well call his assortment select
and cheap In26 lm*rc
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-25
%: ly.

NOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA OR
A PHTHISlC, CONSUNPTION,W HOOP-
lNGCOUGll, and all Pulmonary Affections aud
Diseases Of the Lungs this Is believed to lie the
most popular and elfiracious Medicine ever known
IN America, for proof Of which, he would refer to
those who have used it, and to the numerous
certificates of physicians and others attached to
The inside wrapper to each bottle.
A distinguished physician says "hc regards il
as s,fe, c'nvenient and rery c6ic0ciOuS Medi-
cine "anotlrer that it has justly acquired high
reputation. and SO far as he can learn has never
disappointed the reasonable expectations of those
who have used it,
{F15eBe assured that it is not genuine unless one
or both Of the written signatures of SAMPSON
Fed or wan. JOHN CUTLER, are found
attached to yellow label, on blue envelop.
{ vi Labels of and after the date of Dec. 1899,
win have the writtcn Signature of WIN. Jon'n
Cutlrr.) Prepared by REED, WING & CUT.
LER 0)rmehy Lowe s. Reed WholeS lie Drug
gisis "a Chatham street, Boston, and sold by
Druggists Apothecares aud couAtry Merchants
generally. Price SO cents.
For sale by Bliss s. Warren and v. Ross. %
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ABSOLUTE IzEAL-AIL.

$4,000 p nptS tSn. ,n9 al s.t,
Extractor lnestimabIe. II not only cure. quick
er, but gives no additional pam, nor leaves Il
scar. Fire is positively rendered harmless. (SIO
has been offered SIX months to amy person re.
turning any empty box and saying that all agony
on Amounting is not eXtrac; ed i'll a few minutes
yet not one from thousands of trials since has
claimed the bonus Parents anxious TO guard
against general iijrres and save money. time,
torture and life, anL prevent their rf!sprii from
BENG dIshgured ty buns, or even snial-i On pus.
ules, Ut possessing the enyab!c pow CT 10 replace
the celiuary organs destroy ed) can do so by
obtaining this inmtabe salye. Many deeply
burnt cases n the city can be seen. and one EN-
tire face burnt over and wounded three distinct
times in the same spot while healing, yet IN no
case can BE- traced the least cicatrice or MAX!
FoI all kinds OF hurts, too. rapid, soothing eff CTS,
are alike Important; even sOie e, cs, all infam.
nations and broken breasts would b. III known.
The toilet and nursery, for clearing The skin of
pnmples, removing chAfr, SC, will find il indis-
pensdbe Oncc using only will forever establish
It. the sovereign HEAL ALL guilty After this
notice, heads OF families allowing torture for
months, and ultimately distorted fea,urss. can
never wipe away reproach, justly uttered bya
disabled child, for negIecng to triumph over fire
" Entered according 20 Act of Congress A. d.
l84l, by Cons!ocl s. Co., in The Clerks Office
of The District Court of the United States for the
Southern District of Ncw-Yolk."
Warranted the only genuine,
Conlstock & Co., wholesale druggists, New.
York, have become the sole wholesale agents for
Mr. Daley il America for 20 years. All ORD els
must be addressed to them.
V. ROSS, Agent Brandon, VT
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DICE OF T r E f D O M.
MEDICAL INSTRUCTION.

THNHE subscriber continues to give
n Medical instruction, designed by par
ticular attention to indigenous medacal
Bota"y, and to the principal subjects of
general Therapeutics, to adapt the course
to the requisites Of those who intend to
become country practitioners.
He has engaged S. Pearl Lathrop,
A. NJ, NJ. d., to Instruct in natural
sciemce, and ~ human and cOmparatiUe
Aaatomy
Gentlemen who desire may have ad-.
mission to the Lectures given in the
College on Chemistry, Natural History
and Philosophy.
JONATHAN A. ALLEN.
Middlebury, Dec. 90, l843, 27af
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REL EST.4TE FOR sale.

"a ME following real estate, situated in the
a town of Brandon, viz &c acres and l 2 rods
of good land, within one aud a half miles Of the
Village, on the Waiting road On said lot is a
good ,priug ofiving water; also about acres of
heavy maple timber, A dwelling-house well
finished and in good condition; cellar under the
whole house, and about one-thd of an acre Of
aud near it, and FIVE acres Of cedar land. Also
slip No. 10 in the Baptist Church.
The above property will bo sold together, or
in lots, to suit purchasers For further particu-
lars enquire OF Harvey Hall, Esq, of Brandon or
of the subscriber, at Essex, Essex Co. N. Y.
HENRY A. ARNOLD.
Nov, 20, ls4S. e@gm
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New Saddlers Shop,

THE subscribers have entered into
\ coparinership under the name Of
Gilbert & Johns; and are now ready ia
wait on those who may favor them with
call, with the following articles, viz:
Plated, Brass, Maleable, Timed, or
Jappaned Harnesses; Rivet, Bellows
top and Brass nailed Trunks, of all
sizes; Valices, Carpet-bags, Brides,
Halters, Martingals, CircngaIs, ThilI
and Hame-straps; in short, every arti-
Gle usually kept in saddler's shop,
The above articles kept constantly on
hand, or made on short notice, and the
Workmanship shall not be surpassed by
any shop in Brandon. Shop in Hatch's
building, south side of the Bridge, near
the Congregational church.
N. B. Repairing done to order, and
charges Reasonable.
MOSES GILBERT,
SOLOMON JOHNS.
Brandon, Dec. 10, l843. 26:lf
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was tempted to "look upon the wine wher
il was red" and to taste of ii when it give;
its color in the cup" The charmer fast
ened around his victim all the serpent
spells of its sorcery, and he fell and, a
every step of his rapid degradation from
the man to the brute, and downward, &
heart string broke in the bosom OF his
companions.
| Finally, with the last spark of hope
Pickering on the altar of her heart, she
threaded her way into one OF those sham
bles where man is made such thing as
the beasts OF the field would below at.
She pressed her way through The baccha-
naIian crowd who we've reveIlng there IN
their own ruin. With her bosom foil oil
"that perilous stuff that preys upon The
heart" she stood before the punderer OF
| her husbands destiny, and exclaimed in
tones Of Startling energy, "Gice me back
my husband"
"There's your husband" said the man,
as he pointed toward the PROSTATE wretch.
THAI my husband! What have you done
TO him That my husband! What have
you done to tha. noble form that once, like
giant oak, held its protecting shade over
the fragile vine lha; chung 10 it Tor support
and shel.er2 That mig husband! With
what torpedo chill have you touched the
sinews OF that manly arm? That my hus-
band! What have you done to !hatonee
noble brow, which he wore high among
his fellows, as if it bore the superscr'pion
of the Godhead =? That my husband !
What have you done 10 that eye, with
which he was wont to look erect on heav.
en- and see in his mirror the image of his
God! What Egyptian drug have you
poured into his veins, and turned the am
bling fountains OF the heart mo black and
burning pitch? Give me back my hus-
band Undo your basilisk spells, and
give me back the man that stood with me
by the altar"
The ears of The rumseller, ever since
the first demijohn of lha: burning liquid
was opened upon our shores, have been
saIuted, at every stage of the traffic, with |
just such appeals as this. Such wives,
such widows and mothers, such falberleSs
ultuitll, de uCNCl III 'u|l az lux |
of Bethlehem, or at the burning |
of the Temple, have cried in his ears
morning, night, and evening, " Gice NE
back my husband! Gre me back my bog |
Gire me bach my brother %
But has the rumseller been COMPOUNDED I
or speechess atthese appeals? No not
he. He could show his credentials at a
moments notice, with proud Defiance
He always carried in his pocket written
dissolution tor all he had done, and could
DO, in his work of destruction. He had
bought q letter Of lnduIgence-I mean a
license! precious instrument, signed and
sealed by an authority stronger and more
than the Pope's He contour
led Why, the whole artillery of civil
power was ready to open in his defence
md support. Thus shielded by the agis
VI the law, he had nothing to fear from
he enemies of his traffic. He had the
mage and superscription of Cesar on his
redenlills. and unto Cesar he appealed,
nd unto Ces't, too, his victims appealed,
nd appealed in VAIN.
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DIR. MOFFAT's VEGETABLE

LIFE PILLS AND PHGNIX BITTERs,
r. EVERYWHERE acknowledged as the best O
IL all the numerous medicines that are offered
to toe public. DR.. MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
and PHOENIX BlTfERS are daily and hourly
sustaining the sound reputation which they have
honestly and unostenlatously acqulred. No
person ever yet took them, even for a short per-
Iod without being so perfectly satisfied with
their effects upon himself as TO recommend them
to others. DR.. Mofit hegs to refer all who have
not tled them, to the " Good Samaritan" where
tn disease VIII CHI they cure are stated, and their
mode of operation is described
The celebrated Life Pills and Phcnix Bltfers
may be obtained, wholesale and retail at his office,
375 Broadway. The retail price of the Life
Pills is 2j cents per box, or in larger boxes at so
cents and 81. The PhepiX Bltters are sold IN
bottles at 81 and IL each DR. Moflt considers
it as his duty to publish to the world any extra
Ordinary cure that may be communicated TO him
BY adopting this course, many inya|ids, who
might otherwise give up in despair, are induce
to prof, by the experience of others. Persons
afflicted with any complaint, the friends ofsuch
are respectfully invited to call at his
Office, 375 Broadway, New York.
For sale by V. ROSS, Brandon, W.
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NEW YEAR--1s44--NEW SERIES
The Brother Jonathan:
A Mammoth Family Journal of Literature
and News

A Mammoth Family Journal of Literature
and News.
HhN Saturday, the sixth day of Jan.
WEl844, will be issued the first num-
Der Of nea0 series Of this oldest and
most popular public fuvorte. 1t will be
printed on entire new and beant iul type,
and its form changed permanently to
folio OF nine large columns to each page,
and its price reduced to
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR,
in advance - thus rendering it, in all
and ererg ,especL the che4p'St and best
foiio pape, an the United States This
is not an unmeanng assertion, as every
one of our numerous subscribers VIII be
able to testify. Increased attractions
and a new spirit will be infused into all
its departments; gentlemen OF the first
talents having been engaged as editors
and contributors.
In its original and selected matter, it
will be "various, that the mind of des-
u!tory man, studious of change and
pleased with novelty, may be indul ged."
1t will be splendidIy illustrated by the
finest wood engravings. In short, the
proprietors pledge themselves to make
it the most comprehensive and interest
ing family newspaper published in the
Union.
We are perfectly confident thar our
untiring efforts will not fail to please our
thousands of old subscribers, and attract
to our list large numbers Of new patrons
from every quarter Of the Union.
To this end, in accordance with the
lines, and to bring it within the means
Of every family in the Union, it will be
sent TO subscribers at the following UNI
paraileled low rates:
TIE MS.
Two dollars, one copy one year. Five
dollars, three copies one year. Fifteen
dollars, ten copies one year. Twenty
i've dollars, twenty copies one year -
Fifty dollars, fifty copies one year.
We earnestly hope our numerous old
and staurch friends throughout the coun
ry will spare no exertioas to increase
our list. Address, post paid,
EDWARD STEPHENS,
Publisher, Ncw-York.
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For Sale.

YHNIIE undersigned is DESTROYS Of selling the
4 following premises, viz: About nine acres of
land, lying three fourths Of a mile from Brandon
lage,) and on which is good two story dwelling
house, barn, and wood-shed, first tate well of
water, and privilege Of using water for trip
hammer shop, pot furnace. (when the water is
not needed for the gris-niIl.) Also two story
clearinghouse, standing in Salisbury Village,
opposite Barrows' store. The above named prem,
ises wiib sold on reasonable terms. For further
particulars, enquire of John C. Prout, Esquire.
Salisbury Village, or of the subscriber 1t Brandon.
JOHN 5. HALE.
Brandon. Nov, Is, I943. 22of