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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-22
ELECTION NEWS.

Neo- Hampshire. The Radical Locofocos have
carried the State by about 1900 mojority-a slight
increase.
Philadc,phia-A noble Wing victory,-every
ward but one gives a Wing majority. The major
ity in the city is 1850.
Cleveland, Ohio.--The Locos have carried the
mayor by SO majority, while the council stands g
Wings and Locos. The Locos have elected the
mayor for three years past
Ithaca, .NK-Thc Wings have redeemed Ithaca
o. The Patriot processes TO be satisfied with
the elections in New-York. The Wings have al
ready gained more than so towns; and if the rest
of the State does as well, there will be Wing ma
iorIty of supervisors.
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o. We observe quite stir in the third party
against the Members of Congress who did not vote
on one of the pro-slavery resolutions Of Mr. Camp
bell of 5. G. This is to be expected from those
who, as party men, are anxious to jump at any con-
cusion against these members, however unjust /;
but to others we will suggest that as the resolution
was pressed under the gag, no explanation was
allowable broad aye, or broad no, unexplained
ana unqualified, was required or nothing. An OPP
portunty will probably occur when the members
from Vermont can define their position" on this
subject, and represent the voice Of the State. We
are disposed to hear before we strike.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-22

" The Star apologies for its mistake about
the "packed Convention" and says that zoe kno,o
of States where the Wings have elected all the
delegates in STATE Convention. Now we do not
recollect single instancc,-sti there may be one
or more cases. That, however, is not to the point
Is there single Instance where the Wing Con-
ventions have been charged with "packing" dele
gates, against the wishes of the party? That is
the complaint against the Van Buren, men in vari.
Gus quarters. The Star cannot point to single
instance on the part Of the Wings
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A LETTER FROM MIR. VAN buren,.

A late Patriot contains letter from Mr.. Van
Buren, over a column Tonga real curiosity in its
way. Though political letter, it does not name a
single measure or principle which its author will
support. 1t contains nothing but soft soap for soft
headed politicians and the gross insults to the A
merican people which we noticed two weeks ago
Right glad are we to that letter in the Patriot
Let every body read it and behold as well the cow
ardly non-commitalism as the Unsuitable desire Of
the man for office and power.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-22

Shocking Suicide.-Mr. Shubael Wales of East
RoXbury, W, committed suicide by shooting him
self on the 18th instant. On the 9th inst. he was
held to bail in the of $500 to appear at court
of examination on the 18th inst. to answer for a
criminal offence, but on the morning of the day on
which the court was 10 have been holden he got up
at his usual time, took pocket pistol, went under
the wood-shed, and discharged the contents into
the side of his head. lie breathed only about five
minutes. The verdict was in accordance with the
above facts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-22

The u. S. Bant-It will be remembered that
great noise was made near the close of Gen. Jack
sons second term, because the old U. s. Bank re-
tanned damages on what was known as the French
bill case The United States sued the Bank and
recovered in the District Court of Pennsylvania,
and now the u S. Supreme Court has reversed that
decision--thereby sustaining the Bank.
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LoCoFoCo PROTECTION TO WOOL.

T
All Wool except coarse hears duty of 80 per
cent by the new Tariff, being three cents pound
less than the present duty. Now by the same bill,
yarn made Of the very wool which bears 80 per ct.
duty, may be imported for 25 per cent. 1t follows,
therefore, that the bill gives BOUNTY of five
per cent. to foreigners to spin foreign wool and
bring it here to compete with our own spinners and
wool-growers This, too, is but specimen of the
covert fashion in which tho Locofoco Tariff stabs
the wool-growers. See extract from the Tribune,
headed "The Vandal Tariff"
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MARRIAGES.

In Worcester, l4h inst by Rev. Mr.. Gdcy Rev. Daniel
Clark Of rdsepo ~ Y to Miss Nancy F. Brown of Temple
ton, Mass.
In Ryegate 10Th inst Mr. Archibald Bachop of Barnet
Margaret Ann Beuttic.
Ia Greensboro 25lh ul Mr. Chase Ward of Iadwick Miss
Lusreta Sapp
Norwich, l4th by Elder Cutting, Mr. Willard w Bak.
of fheol TO Miss Nancy Pece daughter OF Capt Isaac
Pierce.
In this village, 18Th by Rev. G. H. Manser Mr. James NJ
Richardson Of Waitsheld to Miss Salome Redfeld.
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DEATHS.

In Berlin 81 inst. Mr. Samuel Perrin aged 50 years also on
the 18th Mr Nathaniel oswot, revolutionary soldier
aged 81 Both long enjoyed the sublime consultations of
In Walden, 9Th ult George w. Cameron, 10 years.
In Cabot 9Th inst of eyspeas, Ruth, wife Of MIR Levi Good
enough, aged ST.
Al COyngton, Genese0 N. Y. 29th ut. Rev. VIM True
formerly Of iiardwick VT
In PlanGed 10Th inst Of consumption, Harriet, wife of Mr.
James Town, uged 81.
In Stow Goth ull Susan b. c. of Dr. ~ H. Thomas
aged 80 yours monts-l3th inst Mr. Aaron Wilkins So
In Barre, l7h inst Hannah, w0 OF Mr. Samuel w Davis a.
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o. Is the junior editor Of the Star member of
the |. o. of o. b.? If he is, he keeps shocking
ly bad looking woman at the head of his paper
apparently peddliag Stars, nght-caps, and striped
must MT mention 'em Really, if that picture does
represent the Goddess of Liberty, fear she will
attract few admirers.
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Defalcator .4bSconded George c. Pratt, collec-
tor of taxes for the village of Woodstock, some
time since absconded with funds of the village,
whereupon the village met and on motion of Lewis
Pratt jr. posted the said Geo. C. as one who has
"forleted all claims to honor and integrity" We
trusted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-22

NJ Phelps Speech. We are sorry to learn, too
late to remedy it, that the report of Mr.. P's speech
contains important errors both of fact and argu-
ment. We will endeavor to make all essential cor
rectons when we can.
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Chelsea.-We are told there was sport at the
March meeting-but not for the leaders, the regu-
lar ticket having been very dregularly handled by
the people, who will have their own way at times
This is odd finale to the great, great great meet
ing of Locofoco ollice-hoders and their friends
viii the Patriot please notice?
p. S. A letter, received too late for insertion
says the ant-caucus majority 81 on first Sc
lectman-the second nearly unanimous--the third
40 majority, and on constable AZ majority The
constable elect was deputy sheriff last year, ant
turned out for rebelng against King Caucus, but
the people have restored him, extending his iuris
dictlon over the county. Judge Villas was mode
rator, by common consent, and of course had the
pleasure Of being the first to herald the result
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Disappointed-Thc nomination of Dana Wins
low publisher of the Scntinel) to be Postmaster of
Burlington, in place of II. B. Stacy has been re-
jccted by the Senate. Onthis the Burlington Dem
ocrat says:
"The Senate confirms Democrats, Wings, and
honest Tyler men; they reject corrupt bargancrs
and pensioned editors, who have procured their Of
fees by sacrificing their principles. Winalow is
not confirmed; therefore he is not a Democrat, a
Wing, nor an honest Tyler man, but traitor to
his party, who sold himself and the Burlington Sen.
tinel for ptiiul consideration, which, poor as it
was, is now out Of his reach. We have nothing
farther to Offer
Go it, Kilkenny fashion. Both ocofocrats, and
the sooner both use each other up the better.
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Mr. Benton is still very low, with severe ner-
vous attack, aud it is probable that he will not be
able to resume his seal in the Senate in less Than
u month.
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O. We devote the first page principally to cor
respondents, among whom the Old Bachelor figures
largely AS this is his "last kick" on that subject,
he INDUCES in a larger draft upon the reader than
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o. The Star says the result of the New Or
leans election is glory enough for one day" We
advise Mr. L. to make altogether more out of that
"glory." He'll need it for stock in trade before
the campaign is ended
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-03-22

o. Probably the Burlington Democrat does not
understand that Il. p. Walton senior is not now,
and has not been for several years past editor Of
lis fling at him, therefore, is en-
tiToy uncalleG for. ---------
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POSITIVE SALE OF WOODEN AND
CNIION hIACIiEN ERY.


ON WEDNESDAY Sd of April, 10 o'cock the premises,
W The valuable Machinery lately belonging the Neponset
Manufacturing Company, Canton, Mass. all in fine ORDER
conn rising part follows, wit: Indigo Grinder Pick
45 inch s Breaker CaTdng Machines 10 81 inch and
Breaker do do 80 inch Finishing with Condcnsor s inch
LIST Breaker Cards 80 inch LIST do do, double) SO and
do do, (singe) 80 inch and do do (doube) sc inch
Fushors sng 81 inch do iouble Blacks $40 spindlcs;
IA do J do do 50 do; 600 Jack Spool 100 NJ Warn and
Filling Bobbius; 100 Yarn Boxes 70 do Baskets; Cashmere
esses, with Copper Cylnders kcrsey Dresser, with Cop
per Cylinders; Wnde Drawing Frames and $50 Dresser
Spoos SO Cashmere Looms Cassinet do Plain do
Reeds (4,8)1 Burs) 900 sets Harnesses ~ Boxes
Up aud Down Gigs Yorkshire do; s75 Flats for Teazels
sheang Machines; Shears Grinder; Brushing Machines
Rolling do . Hydraulic Presses, raiuabe Screw Presses
0,5O0 lbs. Press Plates gToco Press Papers.
Cotton haehinery-l Cotton Picke IL do Cards; head
Drawing Frames 81 Spindle Spinning Frames; 9j do do do;
Taunton Speedes Cotton Dresser; Wrappers Circular
Saw; Logwood Chippcr Is pair Pulling Stocks l Roller
Washing MtogetbeT with great variety of other Machine
ny, Tools usually belonging Manufacturing esab-
shment The whole be examined day before tho
sale. Catalogue will DO prepared in due season, which
the aud conditions Of sale will be stated. The sale will
be perempoy and the attention of purchasers is particularly
called To It,
~ The Boston and Providence Railroad Cars stop within
quarter of u mile Of the Factory
WuITIVEII. SEAVER AZ IN Anct
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Duel IN MSSissppi,-On the Doth ult. a duel was
fought between Mr.. Hammet, editor of the Vicks-
burgh Wing, and Mr. Ryan, editor of the Senti-
mel, which the latter was killed on the fourth fire.
The predecessor of Mr. Ryan was killed less than
year ago.
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HOW THE LOCOS EXPECT THIRD PAR
TYISM TO HELP VAN BUREN,.

The political aboitionists in Ohio held q State
Convention ut Columbus on the 9th and 9TH IN
stant which (says the Statesman) was numerously
and respectfully attended. Resolutions nominating
Birney and Morris for President and Vice. and Les
ter King for Gov. Ohio, were passed, and full
ticket Of electors nominated. The Albany Argus
estimates the number of voting aboitonlts IN Ohio
at 10000 or 10000, and that drawing of so many
who voted for Gen. Harrison in 1910 will be likely
to cast a shade of gloom the prospects Of the
sold Harry."-Vt. Patriot Feb "a.
According to previous promise we proceed to
show how the third party may sustain locofocoism
and slavery; and we use the above to illustrate the
matter. Let us suppose that there are 100000 vo-
tiers in Ohio, of whom, there being no third party
$4,000 are Wings and $4,000 are locofocos With
t,co parties of course the Wings would succeed
but, says the Albany Argus (Mr. Van Buren's or
gan, by the way,) the third party will draw off al
least 10000 of these Wings; when the vote fol
Presidential electors would stand thus:
Locofoco ticket $4,000
Wing ticket, $4,000
Liberty ticket, 10000
The result is, therefore, that the locos have pin
Tality, and thus the third party in Ohio gains moth
ing for itsolf-absolutely sacrifices all the Whis
measures which it approves--and gives the electo
raj vote of Ohio to Mr.. Van Buren,. We say no
that this ,ciH be the effect in Ohio-we believe tn
Wings will rise by thousands over all their oppo
nents but such is the tendency of the party, an
we warn the Wings to resist it as they would 10
colocoism ITSELF
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THE RIGHT WAY.

The gentleman--a strong abolionist, not third
party-who sent us the petition on our first page,
has hit the nail on the head. Three sof-ovident
truths will show this:
LIST. The slave states alone can abolish slavery
within their own lmits-therefore they must be
persuaded to do it, or the good work never will be
done.
Cd. SO far as slavery is connected with the Con-
stution, it cannot be eradicated constitutionaly,
except by amendment If any state disrcgards the
Constitution, therefore, the General Government
would be compelled either to submit to the viola
ton, or enforce the law.
Sd. To amend the Constitution the assent of
three t6uihS of The states is necessary. Now as one
half slave states it is necessary to get the
sent of one halfor these states. The whole North
may unite unanimously with the third party, and
elect members of Congress, and pass what laws
they pleaso-yet the Constitution is paramount to
all these laws, if they do not coincide with it,
and hence, no Gectua, action against slcucy can be
hat ,cittoM The support Of at least Pat Of lie Stare
states. The South-or at least part of it-must
first be convinced of her duty and her true inter
ests then will she act
On the whole therefore, this petition for COLI
vention of all the states, calmly, fairly and freely
to consider the subject of slavery, with view to
the common happiness of all, is the right thing it
is the only way in which the work of emancipation
can be effected We know of but one obstacle,
and that is in point oftimc. lnnamed as the South
now is, and entrenched behind gng-rules which
would exclude these petitions if presented there is
hardly the faintcst hope that any thing now can be
efected-perhaps even it may add new fuel to the
flames of discord. If any deem it wise to make
the attempt, however, let it be made. In 1910, the
legislature of this state passed resolution in 70
vor of an amendment of the Constitution SO as to
relieve the National Government from all connex-
ion with slavery; and doubtless Vermont would be
the first to extend the right hand of fellowship tc
her sisters in such an effort.
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M@s'Lfeid Beaten.--Week before last, Mr.. Davit
Paine, OF Leicester, VT, killed hog 81 months
old, weighing 929l pounds. Who beats that
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How long since you came from John BuIT's-re-
glonsP Have you not been over long enough to
learn that Ohio, Tennessee, Georgia, North Caro-
lima and Maryland belong to the Union, and have
opened the campaign by brilliant Wing victories !?
But the Democrat is excusabe-it must crow while
it can, if it be only that New Hampshire is vet in
the bonds of iniquty.
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BOSTON MARKET, March 10.
Wool Moderate sales have been made full prices There
is but little foreign remaining first hand-Atlns
SuxOny ne"ces, fS to 81
American full blood - to 45
h-lf 4" IS TO 40
tom. 10 10 4" 90 to 80
IOragn to 20
BRIGHTON MARKET AiarcL Is.
At market 40J beef cattle, 500 sheep, cattle unsod
Pccs-beef few s. first quality "a 80 to 10 3D.
90 10 50; Sd, 80 to O0. sheep, l IS to %.
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Washington District, S. ( Montpelier within ard for
sad district, on tho l5h day Of March A ID 1874
NELERA BUTTON, administrative tho tate Of
David Duton, late Of Waerbu in sd district deceased
makes application to said court TO extend the heieofo
allowed her to pay tho debts due from said and
settle her administration account unli future day
Wheenpon, is ordered by said Court that said appica
ton be heard At he probate office in SAID Aonpol tho
9Th day OF April Sll--and Is further ordered that notice
hereof be gwen TO e creditors Of said estate all Others
concrned hy pub ishng the substance Of application
AMI orders the con, the Vermont Matohnnn and J
nal printed 1t Montpelier AZ least three weeks SUGGEST
y beoe the time aiorcsad appointed for the hearing Of
said application, by the Cuu,t,
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
A true copy Of Record,
53 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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.WoOL-STILL ADVANCING.
IL wan De seen by reference to the Market pri-
ces that wool has again advanced.
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BUSINESS REGISTER.

VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Abstract of losses allowed March o by tho Board Of DIoc
tors.
Date. Names. Residence. Property. per ct. Amt.
1913 Dec. &c, II Whipp'c &
Qunton, Farhaven, house, 400 90
lSi Jan. 4, John spading Montpelier house, 4l2 I7j
do 30, Ara Stevens Jericho, currer shop &c. 95 APO so
Feb. 6, Samuel Mills, shellufne, house, 235 90
do TO- Horace Glouson Warren house furn l23I5 90
do ~, Smith & Wilkins Burlington, pot shop 500 90
do. 10, II II &c Harrington Colchester, house, 1888 90
do. do. Shaw Barnet, house & furn. 1 l-2 Gl -
do, 20, sam'l Whitney, Burlington, house, IL s 90
Amount this month, S2a74 80
do. before reported, l2760 As
Total allowed since Aug. 1913, S5,0i3 %
One assessment Feb 10, 1884, Ia per cent. Sl555 SO
Five do before of per 1888 45-H0i3 %
Insurance Office, March Il, 1874.
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WANTED

9OnO Lbs. of good clean MAPLE SUGAR in payment Of
AOOO accounts for Books papers, We will give TO any
who will bring us % lbs of good clean maple Sugar las
advance pay receipt in full for years subscription 10 tha
Waterman and State Journal None other than good arcls
will be taken Also wanted of indebted TO Us who
got the Sugar to pay, CASH, CASH.
f. p. WALTON & SONS.
Mont oelieF. March a. 1874
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DANIEL. WEBSTER ON ANNEXATION

DANIEL WEBSTER ON ANNEXATION.
Daniel Webster has written letter to citizens
of Worcester, Mass. against annexation. His O.
pnon is that it is unconstitutional.
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CLOVER SEED.
@ TONS for sale by JOHN d. LANGDoN.
O March 8.
NOTICE.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public he has
taken the TAVERN STAND at East Montpelie and is
thoroughly repairing the house for the reception of
He feels safe saying that the Teamster Traveller and
of pleasure will be treated with attention good style
X. HAMMETT.
East Montpelier, March H. 1874
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MORE NEW GOODS,

MORE NEW GOODS,
FLB8 1914.
Hills, WILDER and Co. have received Alpaccas
IL Cacoes and De Llncs, Ribbons, Frnges and
Gimps, which will be sold low.
ELLIS, WILDER a. co.
ITAVE Just received another lot of CROCKERY Of
l. new and improved patterns, which will be slld
low usual. Montpelier Feb 10, 1914.
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NOT ICEsa.

rs hereby given to the subscribers Of Wilamstowh
l. Brook6ed, Randolph, East Roxbury and Northheid
who receive their papers by the posi- thai two years will
expire the first Of May since commenced carrying
papers. and that mus. have EVERY that is due be-
fore that time do not expect to carry any longer than
h's year ending May next Thsis therefore to give you
uilicient notice to pay up To those who paid promptly
last am much obliged, and 10 those who did pay
any Thing must say that delay in paymen, MAY DAM
GERuUs shall enforce the co lection of all arrears Of
more than years standing pretty sooE.
NIB l would say the subscribers on this rou 10 that
they would do well for the future pay for their papers in
advance the papers much cheaper when paid Tor
in advancclnd it would uiuch trouble and The
subscribers the notification of being in Advance
subscribers will receive thor papers regularly should stop
carrying. JASON PECK.
Berlin Feb 81, 1874. 49
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NOTICE.
WOOD.

WOOD.
CUSTOMERS in this vicinity who have engaged to
~ pay us in good dry hard wood, should deliver L yerv
soon unless they prefer TO pay cash. The snow Is going
going! last cal--iair warning. "s
Feb Ro f. p. WALTON AND SONS.
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SAMUEL PERKINS, ESTATE.
TIME sub or bots having been appointed BY the Honora
BILE Probate Court for the District OF Washington DOM
mssoneis to receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all pc sons agans. the estate OF samuel
Perrin, late of Bellm, IN said district, deceas ed /,
represented insovent and the Of six months rom the
9th day Of March, ls4i allowed by said Court TO tho
creditors Of said deceased to exhibit and prove their 70
Pecye claims before us-Do give notice, that will at
tend to the dues of our appointment at the dwelling
house of Sarah Perrin in Berlin, in said district on lie
first Tuesdays of May and September nine o'clock
forenoon on each Of said days.
GEORGE g. MOORE,
yosouA pETTENGILL, Commissioners.
w. Nj. ELLIS,
Berlin March 18th 1914. So
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
HEAR THE FIRST GUN IN THE PRES
IDENTIAL CAMPAIGN! DEMOCRACY
GLORIOUSLY TRIUMPliANT!l J.! - Bl1iing.
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an the Sd March, between Joshua Twings and Lower Vii
age Barre pair Of Gold Bowed spootacles Any
finding the said Speetacles by leaving them Twngs Will
obiso the owner and be suitably rewarded
March 2lst 1874. SO
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WINDOW SASH.
A LII sizes OF Window Sash for sale low at ELLIS,
N WILDER AND CO.'S. Feb 26..
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NEW TEA WARE.
SToRRS AND LANGDoNS have just received some
- now styles of Tea Ware-aso a good assortment Of
Dining Ware. Feb 2S
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rUNIlE SUI scber wishes inform citizens Mopeer
and vicinity, that he has taken shop in Webb & Cos
Stove Ware House Main Street, he will carry on tho
TAILORING BUSINESS
good style any other place. All garments
to his carr warranted to suit pay Is required.
particunr attention paid cutting for others make
Montpelicr. Mnrch 49, lSii-55. J. NJ. HILL.