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EYES RIGEr.
GARBLING.
pleasure.


"Agriculture needs no protection"
Our renders have doubtless noticed the in.
Vulnerable CARRIED extracts with which the
Loco-Foco papers abound from Mr.. CLAY S
speeches upon the subject of protection. The
! following is Kept inserted in every Loco F oco
paper in Vermont which has met our eye as
| indicating Mr.. Clay indifference to the farm
ing interest. agriculture needs 70 protec
ton and yet the very speech from which
this sentence is clipped as well as every
speech upon this subject delivered BY MIR.
Clay from his first entrance into public life
shows him an out and out protection man. If
the scoundre!e Nho do this were guilty offor-
gerry TO misrepresent Mr. Clay ihsy wouid rot
be more criminal. The following letter from
Mr.. Clay furnishes add tional evidence Of
the villany Of this trick of deception.
LETTER FROM MR.. CLAY.
on AGRICULTURE AND TIE BANKRUPT LAW.
Ashland, Aug 20, 1874.
My DEAR SIR:-l received your letter Of
the I2ih inst. lou surprised me by the
statement OF some opinions which are altrib-
uied TO me. Nothing can be more unfuund-
ed Than The assertion that am uniriendly 10
the protection ofagnculiure. / consider that
interest III all its departments as The predom-
inant interest in the United States Cotton,
Hemp. " DOL. manufactures of Tobacco, and
other articles Of agricultural product are now
protected, and of the measure of protcction be
inadequate no min in the United StaIesNould
he willing to 30 farther Than | would 10 ex-
tending sufficient protection. ! have never
held or expressed any other sentiments. The
s1hsi of what | have said and which is
10 he found III my public speeches is that az
riculture IN the United States owing TO our
distance from European countries. needs but
ii''e protection. But the principal aim in
Introducing and protecting manufactures is to
beneht agriculture by opening new and
home market for its surplus productions
Expressions disparaging 10 agriculture or
rather to the habits of those who pursue it
have been pUt into my mouth aud paraded
even at the head OF newspapers. ! never used
snch expressions. They have been forged or
fabricated by political enemies OF all the
pursuits of man, consider the cultivation of
the earth as the most honorable. Ii is INV
own pursuit, and any rejecting man must at
once perceive that | could say nothing de-
rogatory oft.
have already stated in letter which has
been published that the General Assembly of
heptucky gave me no instructions to vote for
the repeal Of the Bankrupt Law. Instruc-
tons were pending before The LegislaiureLut
they ieil by disagreement between the two
Houses.
consider that the American people have
expressed decided APPRECIATION TO the Bank !
rupt Law, and for one, in Difference to that
opinion, do not desire TO see that law reyiv
ed or any other Bankrupt Law passed.
| congratulate you on the satisfactory re-
suit of tue August elections, and remain
yonr friend,
And ob't servant, ii. CLAY. |
Gen. r. L. CARRIERS.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT.
District of Addison, SIS.
BE it remembered that at probate cooIt hullrs,
at MiddleburY in and for the district Of Addison
On tbs 9th day OF September A. ID. 1874
Hannah Pierce aud $. William Pierce executors u
the last viii and Testament Of
SAMUEL PIERCE,
l'te Of Salisbury in sud District Deceased, rrrce.
to this Cur; that de said deceased did in hi4
life time convey to tie said :. William Piercp,
part Of his lower farm called, sometimes called
the Alexander farm, described IN tie deed fcm
the deceased 10 tie SAID $. illiam, and ,hz, tho
said deceased was in p liie t;n1c, vlder contract
binding IN iaw, 20 convey lie sa :. WIli!xn The
remaining pat OF said .ari1, and maze their apEca.
Inn 10 sad cDr for icerse 20 CONVEX ihr ren1anrg
part Of SAID h'.,a according 70 sai eoarrsc; L Is
the; cfore ordered, that sit apVlc,an Ja cons slider
ed 1T session Of said Court, 10 be held At lie ofce
Of Ctney II. Everest ESQ. IN Shorcha.n in said e
trict. Thursday the 81 day of October next, =,
one o'clock in the afternoon. and that said execuio,z
cause notice thereof To be given IA persons iueres-
tel, that thcy uiay appear am m.ka e;r oiec;ioas,
u any hcy may ha7e, said license being granted,
by publishing certified copy Of this order in the
Northern Galaxy, newspaper printed at said MID
dlebury. three weeks successfully pFevioSs 10 The
time Of said Court.
J s BvSiasil, Reg.
Il trac cary Of Record.
Aitest J 5 Bushnell Register. 10.
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thus Chandler Wing 5000, Dillingham;
Loco {. 296, Putnam Abuli ion l ,493, not ex-
actly as some towns are to be heard from
which are however not expected to materially
vary the result.
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i e d..

In this town, on the 10th inst, Mr.. Ephra-
i'm Spalding, aged n years.
Printers in Massachusetts are requested TO
insert.
AT her residence, in New Haven, on the
llth inst, Widow Eunice Twitchell. in the
S4th year Of her age, in full hope Of blissful
Immortality beyond the grave.
lp New Haven, on the l4th inst, Augustus
Trip, aged al, ono Of the early settlers of that
Town. .-r..-ar
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WING GAIN In VERMONT.

AT the September election in 1910, Mr..
Dillingham;, the Loco candidate for Govern
or lacked 1864 votes of being elected In
September 1874 Kellogg lacks 1870 of an
election. This shows loss of 2.lI6 in four
years. BY this mode of gain how long will
1t be before Loco-F ocoism rules in Vermont!
The Loco papers are still growing about their
gains In Vermont, and many other States
where the Liberty Party have increased their
vote for the last four years, three-fourths of
OF which have been gained from the Wing
party. They are welcome to all their gains
obtained in that way. They are rejoicing
over their gains in many States which in An
gust Sept and October $40 gave large Who
majoriiies, so that turn out on their part in
November of that year was of no use, as they
knew they must be beat. and therefore gave a
very diminished vote. This is the vote with
which the Locos make their comparison of
gains this year. They are carrying out their
game of brag as they did in 1910. Thatyear
they allowed to The Wings only 10 electoral
votes, and IL doubtful as their old papers
will show. But all know the result that year.
Ihey now allow US 81 sure and claim 225 for
Folk and Dallas and 10 doubtful. Only two
fnon'hs more for them to brag and deceive
me people by their faIsehoods and SANDER.
hey Will hereafter have we trust little
leisure time for repentance. The Wbips
VIII carry In clay by an avalanch as in 1910. !
rAOh piILiSGHAM--This wheedling pol |
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ADDISON COUNTY SENATORIAL
VOTE, Official.
CHARLES EASTMAN ESQ

CHARLES G. EASTMAN ESQ,
SIR.-I learn that your Coon Hunter has
had great success in hunting Coons this seas
on, and that your stock is on the increase.
| have had many battle with them varmints
among the Buckeyes and Hoosiers, and
find livery important TO have them all killed
off by November or they will give great
trouble to the people. | find you have a
very large number OF them in Windsor. and
Chester and along between, and il you " ish
TO hire agood hand at SHINING few thous-
and just say so in your next Coon Hunter and
I'll be on hand, and will do the work to your
satisfaction or I'll ask no pay; is not tina,
ialr offer! saw picture Of human face
ipyour Coon Hunter few weeks SINCE but
could not guess what it was for, until cleo
ton day, in the afternoon, after the votes were
counted. | then found that nearly every
Lokies ACE was in the shape of tha, picture.
The next day saw some of them from o'her
towns aud their faces were in The same shape,
so came to the conclusion that your picture
was placed there just as our Captain used to
place one of his best men at exercising in
front of the company and the rest of us had
to do just as he did or have the Captains dis
pleasure.
EYES RIGHT
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4 trae cary Of Record.
Aicst j y Bushnell. Register. 10.
Safe Of Vermont, .
District Cf Addison. -

D .siT CT of f aa5isc,n. IS
Re itremombered, thar 81 : P, tsie Cour held
at MiddlehUry, in ard for the District Of Addison.
on me oh day ofSeptemter A. d. 1874
Horace James and Orrin .eld guardians Of
ALANSON PECK,
o. Cornwall in said District 81 insane rcrsop
represent that the personal es'; &c Of their said
ward Is insufficient to pay his rs. eebis, and ma ke
apI hcai,un 10 ID Cont for liceEee to s. the
tclowingdeScTiied land O! their said ward for The
purpose ofpaying his dehls. viz iAe farm o. reice
o. land lying in said Cornwall commonly allied
The Sampson lot, bounded nor,h . Willisin Peck'S
land, east by the highway le ing south from
The Baptist Westinghouse. Sou;A y Horace james
VS. land ana west hy Abel J. Wo0S;ers land.
combining shout = acres Of land, and being
land which said Alanson Pe.k TU:chssed CT Jena
taan SsmpSon. It is thc,eu ordered, that
said application he considered = ais Coz =, at
session thereof 70 he he'd a lie cfice cf q. II.
Everest Esq. II Sheridan il sid District, On
Thursday The Sd DAY Of Cc:c.e- lex;, Ct ole o.
clock in The aieI4oJn; and dat Sfif susrdisrs
cause notice ihe-eoio be given TO I'll persons H.
tcIesiet, that they rlsy spear ans ~ k ticircb
ec.ials :Scy iaey nay hsyc, u AID iicCrse le-
iLg 5!a r,ed, ty publishing certified ccpT Of tbs
ur-cr IN the Northern Galaxy newspaper F5iui-
ed - sid .liddleluIy three Wsezs successive ly
pieri-Cs IL The time Ct ssil Cont.
is. BUSHNELL, Register
a true copy OF Record,
Attest J. :. RU<HSELr. Register. 10
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,rn,nbIers have been almost frantic from the
snnrebepsiou Of ioosing Maine. Their Efforts
have been un!iring. But after all, Maine
would have triumphcd over the enemies OF
the country had il not been for the interven-
ton of Third P artyism. How blind and pre-
posterous must parry he who processes to
sacrifice everything to The abolition Of Sia-
verv. and then vote in manner which must
secure the triumph of a man and parry
whose great and only principle OF annexation
they absolutely know will be Accomplished
and slavery fixed forever upon the country III
the event Of their success
Anderson, Loco Foco candidate Tor 0oV''
h,s heer elected by about two thousand ma
;o,;tv. There is also a majority OF Locos IN
,he Senate. Very few members oil the
House have been elected and probably not
ouorum. but Of those elected, ii is be-
reved majority are Wings The chances
are that but two members of Congrsss have
been elected, Severance Wing, aud Dunlap
Loco.
The count stands from 293 towns
pob;r,or 1906
Auda-.on 43.0l6
Saa,,arinr 5,3I5
In the Gerrymsnder district John d. Nc
Crate, the Loco, has been deteaied--0OoD'
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Making IL per cent. Er the yea. Said per
cenjage To be cast on the original amount Of pre-
MUM note, without any rric,eare TO any endoice-
men, and to be paid To the Treasurer ~ his office
in Montpelier, or before the 10th day Of the ann
ual meeting Of said Company list of persons in
sured in his town, with the ampunt Of assessment
from each, will e transmitted 10 thu Representative
elect the Legislature, who is hoped will feel an
interest in having all from whom Il sessnieus are
due send in by him to pay the and l. is desired
and expected that every member Of the Conn a,,, will
improve this opportunity to send il affords cii,
safe and convenient mode BY which he can ;r9nsmit
his money. Members should recU.lect That IL ili.,
neglect send by their Representatives. i may an,l
frequently does cost 20 send the money FIR
their assessment, by other MEANS than the assess
meni amounts 20. Let no member Of the Corupauv
therefore, neglect to forward the ainuult due fr the
Insurance by the Representative. The credit Of the
Company must be sustain and the only way that
this can be done eiiectmly, Is by having each mem
her pay his assessment promptly.
The resolution Of the Directors passed in cenf.r-
nifty with ia 9Th section Of the act Of iacurporatioa
in relation 10 he c0ectiod Oi nse smens, sypJ be-
Remembered
Tiere have been aioaed, the past gear. enc han.
dred and one !os;es, amounting 10 { Il, 1852 IS
7. r. THURSTON. Treasurer.
Insurance Offer. Montpelier }
Arnss-f
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CAMP WEETTETC

A Camp-meeiing for PouI,ney district vii
be held by leave OF Divine Providence, i,
IVES; Salisbury. about l2 mile south cas-
Of the NJ. E. Church, on the land Of Dr.Mil-
Ter, 10 commence on Wednesday, the 18th
September, TO continue over the Sabbath fol
lowing. A genera! attendance is expected Of
all our friends in the ministry and member
ship particularly on the northern part of the
District. 4 special nvilatation is given To
the brethren on Burlington District TO mite
with us on the occasion. Come prepared to
enjoy if at all practicable the entire services
of The meeting. JOHN CLARK, PIE.
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rue copy OF lseCOfC,
Attest J. :. RUsHSELr. Register. j
STATE OF VERMONT,

D,s;ric' af Ne, Haven.
Be il remembered ibatat protatc Ccurt iol33
CT Al Bristol in saiG district the Shday e SEP
tcInLer 1874 To Administrator On tie estate 81
CALEB LANpEPS,
late Of New Haven in saidd tric' deco ased uaCe
application 10 said Cyu!t in writing, for license
TO sell al the rel estate Of the s; ID decec sed TO
pay The debts and expenses ct setting sad estate
Whereu9ou, said Count ordered the AGul.Lisir
Tor TO give notice to all persons rtercsied TO 81
pear at probate C0uTi in Bristol IN seid district
on the irsl Monday is October 1871 at 10 O'Clock
A. W., then and there to make oil ec,ioHs 10 tie
granting Of said license, if they see cause pull
fishing certified copy Of this oitc. in the North
ern Galaxy newspaper Printed ct slIdtleLuiJ
in The County cfAdGison three weeks successive
" prior 70 the session of said Cout
Hdrsy Munsil, Judge.
4 true copy Of record,
Attest, III. MuHsN, Judge. ID
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STATE OF hEta ~.
Il .-.-.. 80 4.-.-..

D. r..i 81 Addison.
BE Il IeIacnte-ed. tL-t q Pfo5ate Court
t9lJel a Miad.e.u-T ir sid G.s1ici, on The Oh
cav of Sepiegi CT lc44.
Hen fugt nane'i executor IN instrument pur
porting 20 be ta - ,.iii d and t.-tart.u; IL
EBENEZER SUMNER,
lie n sail " lilelrs deceased. pscsoi' tie sara,
for probate: Il is tiercpFan arc,ea, tiiat s.ne .
examiael f.r rr'Iaie At fessipn D.! s-it Cut N
BE- he'll - the Office 81 The x -;sier n said Cont III
sail AlldlebrTy, Thu sday the I7;i ,'ay of Go
tober next 1T ociack in ;.ie st, rnnon, and at
notice thereof hr al persons INTERESTED tia,
they may aTrcar aud make their olieciinns # any
they nay have, the pr :aie and al,wan-e cf ssiI
will BY pvhli.hng certified cory If this srdOr -
the Northern GALAXY a newspaper printed - Said
Miidlrary three weeks successfully prevo.s to the
tine Of rGd Govt.
j. S BualreH Etg.ser.
4 true copy Of Reeoid.
90 Arest J. :. BrslncU Rel f5t;r.
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'ih 'r. montpelier.
August l3, 1874
EOTICE

Al persons indebted 20 The ,uI sc1itcr or his
dem nds previous olhe partnership # Wright 6,
Bush are earnestly requested TO call and settle.
having at great inconvenience waited during the
hand times. lie flaiiers himself th7t he shall not he
% use coeisige measures.
KENT WRIGHT.
ShoIchan, JULY IS. 1911.
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Fire! Fire!

THE members Of Vermont Mutual Fire Comraay
are hereby notified tiat tue following assessIuonis
have Lern made ~ the directors, On sA uCies ~
force on the fllInwing dave 10 VII:
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WHIGS OF AZ
R A I T,-Y

upon the Battle Ground where so many
Gallant Wings of Old 76 gIoriously fell in
defence of the noble principles of Freedom
which you possess.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the subscriber
for goods sold at New iiaven. are hereby
requested TO make payment immediat ~.
The notes and accounts are left with my
son Harrison o. Smith who is authorized
to to settle the same. T. G. SMl1 II.
Sent. 9Th. 1914.
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4 True copy OF RECORD,
Attest, II. MuHsW, Judge.
; TATE OFVERMONr.

STATE OFVERMON,H, I
District OF Addison. IS.
Be it remembered, that at Probate Cclnt
held at Midiiebury in AID for he District Of
Addison, on the 9TH day Of September A..
D. 1914.
jesse Ellsworth and Ephraim Pratt admin stu
tofs Of the estate of
ELISHA r. PRATT,
ate CT 5itze IN si 4 strict deccagtd. pro-e-at
tkeir ADMIN siTa;i2n account for allowance: Il 4
ihrr, Ere ordered, tila sail lie examined f.r
al, vance by said cout, at q session thereof h,
hell ut the Office af tic Register Of sal Com; in
fld Middlcblry, Thursday the.I7 dry q Oc,a-
Der next, at O'clock in he aiiern. on ami tlx
s,I administrators give notice hssraf to an persons
interest i that they may arrrrc and MAKE ;ieir
objections IL any They may have, oihe allowance Of
said account, by publishing certified cnry cf tlih
order in the NuFlhcrn Galaxy newspaper lrin-
ted said Midarhury, in said District. th'ee weeks
successfully presi rs % the tire It aid Court
!. $. BUSHNELL, Register.
4 true Copy o. Record. %
Aucs: }. :. BUSHNELL. Register.
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STATE or VERMONT. !

DIslllcI OF AuuIs-l y
BE il renem5ered, that at a probate court held
at Sborehsln. in ana for the district of Addison,
on the 2gth day Of August 4. d. lS+l
Jehiel X. Wright named executor in an in
strunent purporiing to be last will and testa-
ment Of
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PITTS INGRAHAM

Iate OF JOInWtIIl 10 saIu ulsITlct Qeceased
pre,eats the same for probate: II is there
fore ordered, tina. the said instrument Re exsmin-
ed for probate at session OF said court to Eebeld
al the Office Of the Register OF said court in Mid
dlebury on Thursday the l7,hday October next,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon: And that notice
thereof te given TO all PERSONS interested, hi /
they may appearand make their objections, ifany
they may have, 10 the probate and allowance OF
said account, BY publishing certified copy Of
this order in he Northern Galaxy, 4 news
naper printed at lhddlelury in said district three
weeks succes sively previous to The time Of said
court
J. S. Bushnell Registcr.
q trae copy Of record,
.4testJ. S. B'.sFssU Register ~
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
Rev. Mr.. DAILY will celebrate Mass in Mid
dlebury on Sunday the 18Th and on Sunday
the 22nd inst. Catholics are respectfully in
| viIed 10 attend.
Middlebury, Sept. 10, 1914.
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Crare Nus D. I.sin, C4shmers, Parsienes
BJmhasins, Alpires &c, at
Sept. 18th, 1914. BIRGE'S.
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fAuL DiLLiNeHAM.-This wheedIiDe mol.
riciau has been defeated bv - r
seains' him Of nearly 700 The vo,. 800,
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NEW STORE,
AND ALL NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber has taken The store formerly oc-
cupied by EihA1 Smith in Mrnktun, Borough and 8
now receiving an tire new stock direct from New
Ymk (nnt Troy) which lac will sell LOWER Than
can he found in Addison county, for the same paw
Among his stock will BE- found some very desirable
patterns Of ALrAccAs, prices from ~ t. rs cents
very wide Brown SHEETIrGs at cts. And in
Short all other goods in like roportion,- fur
Cash or most kinds Of Produce All u>k, is. that
those wanting To buy DDS al great baIg gain, will
call and see for themselves and assure them that
that they shall not go away empty
CHARLES E. CRANE.
MonkIon, Sept. 3, 1914. 1853
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Six s. Wool Shawis.
Dsmask, Grape, Kabyle Ncu 6 Common Wool
Shawls, ct
Sept. 18th, I644. B!RGES.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ,


Addison District, IS.
Be it remembercd that Prula;e Court ED =,
Middlehur in and for the District of Adds n tie
OH day Of Septem! er A. D iSH
Homer 3. Eldridce administrator of the estatS
OLIVER ELDRIDGE,
late Of BTidpori in said district deceased, moves
the Court that, partition ofthc real estate o; Tie
said deceas ed Re made among ,be heirs, of the
said said deceased, and that Commissioners te
appointed for that purpose. II Is therefore Or
de.cd that the said adminisiTs.oT cause Lotice 10
he given 10 all persons interested, 10 apIear,ie-
fore said Court, at a session tie,eof 10 lie he'd at
tie office oflhe Register Of sid Court il said
1Iiddlel ury, on Thursday the l7lh day OF OciU-
Ter, next 81 one O'Clock IN the siernoon, (which
ume, ~ Court VIII APPOINT commissioners 10
make rtiiion and distribution Of said estate as
aforesaid, " pullishicsa certified ccpy Of this
order IL theNorlheTn Gslaxy,a newspaper printed
al AiNie'ury, three weeks success vely, pew
Gus TO the tine ofssid Court
At the same court he'd es aforesaid en- this In
day Of September 4. D. 1871 the said admins
trai0r presents his adninistra Jn account for al
lovaace: Ills thereupoa orieied iAat the same
be examined for allowance al the session OF this
court to lie held as aforesaid on tie l7th day Of
October next, and that said administrator cause
notice 10 lie given to all TeT, Gas Interested, IN
same manner above mentioned.
g Bz,SbaSX pectsfrr
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HATS.
One Case Extra Moeskin Hats, manufactured
Legay & Co. Washington Stleet, the most fash
ionable Hat store in Boston, warranted better
in quality and style than the Elm street Hats, for
sale by 1a
May Is, le4i. Br0rslS Shsfdon.
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A LARGE lot Of Unbrell : aud P"rs
.sIo= cheap fnr cash at STEWARDS.
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IRISH LINEN. superline the best quail
ity for gents wear. fine and common do. for
sale by BROWN & SHELDON.
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eVgsg9 ea'a'Sg(yy
of Books and Pamp hlots.

Consisting amcrga great
variety Of other thin s.,
of Letters from, Ireland,
Voice Of Antiquity, Ge-
neva and Rome, GaUSSon
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A true copy Of record
A,i1si. J. S Bushnell. Register
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F%RICH SlLk and Cashmere Vestings.
AT BROWN g. SHELDON'S.
oil Copol Varuish White Lead, and Glass ~
sic Al the cheer Cash s,orc Of
IRA STEH'ATT.
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j. s. BushxsN Register