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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-07

.another Specimen Of Liberty PartyiSm. We learn
that the election of Locofoco Supervisor in the
town of Remsen, was finally brought about in this
wise. Twelve Liberty Party men, profsSSed Adolf
tonists, held off from voting till just before the
close of the polls, intending lift should appear that
the Locos would succeed without their assistance,
10 vote their own, the Liberty ticket. When it was
found that the Locos would not have n majority,
these twelve beauties cast their votes for the Loco
TOGO ticket and elected the Locofoco Supervisor by
eight majorty.- Utica Gazette.
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LIBERATION.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
THESE certify that have given my son, Shubael p
SAMPSON his time to act trade and transact business for
himself and shall claim his earnings be accountable for
his contracts after this date
SHUBAEI. T. SAMPSON.
Straford, February Goth, 1916. 02*
STATE OF VERMONT The Honorable Probate Court for
District of Randolph the District Of Randolph all
persons the of James w. Knsnan,
WilHmsown in said district, deceased notwithstanding
WHEREAS. Chester Martini administrator the estate of
w said deceased, proposes rendering of his
administrations and presenn. his against said
session of said Court he held at the Pro-
bate office in Washington, in said District the 81 Tuesday
March Therefore, hereby uothc to appear
before said Court the time and place aforesaid and show
cause auy have why the said account should not he at
lowed.
Dated Wiams,own, in said district this 18th day Of Feb
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Strange Disease. The Alton ILL.,, Telegraph no.
tccs the appearance at a settlement ten miles from
that place, Of strange disease, of sixteen persons
having very recently fallen victims. 1t is vilgarly
called the cold chill-the victim being first sliced
with chill, which lasts some two hours, and is
succeeded by fever which frequently proves fatal
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DIED.


In Hopknon Ms o4h inst Mrs. Hannah, wife of Augustus
Cohurn 63.
Danylc, Jan. &C. Mr. Joseph harrington, aged s)orm'r
ly of PCacham.
In Pcacham, Jan 81 Of lung fever Acsah wife of Mr.. Levi
Fish, aged Gl.
In Derby Feb l6, Mrs LYDIA wife of Mr. Japhc, Dcuhani,
aged "a yGnrs
AT Dayton Rapids, Louisiana tho Cd of Avg lust of
gcvc fever George w Davis NJ d, nged 26, of Charles
Davis, Esq. of Danville.
Concord Feb Is, Dea David Hbhld in his D0th year.
Deacon bbad born ia Nndham Conn in Dec. l175. He
in December after the Declaration of American
Independence and engaged with ardor the struggle that
suited in acknowledgment by Great Britain Soon aft the
Revolutionary closed, he married and moved Norwich,
in this After residence Norwich of number OF
years. Concord, VT in A. D. 1883 with his family.
This but few after the settlement of the
menced.
Previously to his coming Concord, he made profession
religion by uniting with the Cong. church Norwich. When
he c. there religious society in the But
m did consider this circumstance releasing him from the
of his On the he cOnsid
cred indication Of Providence that he should into
vineyard of the Lod and labor lie accordingly assembled
scattered inhabitants OF the neishboood devotional
upon the Sabbath He led their minds TO the throne
grace payer lie read to them from Gods Word He gave
them Illustrations truth the nf ohes. And this
he continued from TO do until God sent them
pastorRev. Samuel Goddard recently deceased in Norwich
OF his inemen dher the religious society of the
In 1907 the Cong Church of Concord organized and he
Deacon which office he held until
death, of which he discharged with the
fidelity He also held important and responsible Offices
in and county, In short he greatly respec
by all acquainted with him the strength of his mind
onndncs judgment, the integrity of his life. In al
places his bors untiring his example worthy, and hi
memory is blessed
In Barnett February l9ih Mr. Frederick T. Woods, aged ST.
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MAI tRIEI.

In soubrdgc 10Th ult Rev Joel $ Everett Tinlifax
Miss Seraphna, daughter of Den Henry Haynes, of = Mr.
and Mrs. Everett sailed from Boston last week. in the bark
Sumhou for Smyrna, missionaries Of the A g. G. f. VI.
In Glover, Jan. 80, by VIM. b. Palmer, Esq Mr.. William
Fuller of Glover, to Miss Tryphona Miles, of Sheffield
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a young man named llIldcbrand was shocking
ly mangled at Wheeling, by the premature dis
charge of Il cannon, which he was rammidg at the
time He was engaged with number Of others
in firing salute in honor of the arrival Of Mr.. Polk.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-07

Rsldtiue RINK Of Commercial Millions. The fol-
lowing is the amount OF tonnage owned by several
of the leading commercial nations of Europe and
of the United States. 1t will be seen that this
country ranks next to Great Britain and far alb I'VE
NJ othar Eurnnpan nOWpr.
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~ ALVAH siMoNs, Commissioners.
Willums,own, Feb. 3, 1915 O2t

STATE OF VERMONT, At a Probate Court holden at VIII
District oi Randolph, S. Jamestown and for said District
the 18th day Of February A. d. ls4i:
ARluS PRIDE, administrator the of John Poor,
~ late of Wiumstown, deceased makes applications
sell all the reu of said deceased including the
oveton of the widows dover therein purpose of
the debts against said it is ordered that
the same be heard at the Probate Office Washington on the
third Tuesday in March md ordered in the
Vermont Wachman printed at Montpelier.
OF JOHN COLBY, Judge.
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FACTS REGARDING THE
SUGAR COATED IMPROVED
Indian VeUctdbEe Pills,

KWOIUW CvCCUOtC E2LtS,
FOR CONSUMPTION COLDS. RHEUMATISM,
~ DYSPEPSIA AND FEVERS.
HAVING been attacked months with bad
Cough, weakness IN my Chest and loss Of appe
tito, used Wd9hrs Indian Vegetable Pills, but grew
worse, with cold at night; could not sleep aud
believed was in Consumption. procured box of
Dr.. Smiths Sugar Coated Improved Indian Vegetable
Pills, which restored my health within DAYS, and |
Delevc ihem 10 he the bes; remedy ever used
q. w. GRANGER.
Cambridge, Oct. 10Th, 1884,
Extract from a. G. Pages c,tcr, dated
Bath, Jan. 3ist 1915
The Sugar Coated mli, Vegetable pills you sent me
than any have had
Evlroct from Levi Barrcti's Letter dated
Canaan, Me. Feb Sd, ls45.
| The Prs which received Of you, have given such
universal sai,si'c"n where they have been purchased,
md the sale has been un,io m ta' have thought best
dalt ", &c
H. raci from VIM Packari's le,tct, dated
Mons, II. Mass. Jan. 22d 1875.
enclosed is the pyment for the last Pills. You
will please send me h. express another l,t say G OF
liz. hey give good satisfaction. have uoi on hand
more than SIX boxes, and 10 wis, to be out Of them
Extract f. ON Daniel Tar & Sons c,ct dacd
Tattsv'llc, Vermont Feb 1915.
| Yonr Pills received rrw DAYS and have
sod some oi them, and asp used ourselves, aud
think very favorable of them aud ey liked by Those
who have used them.
Mr.. J. p Smith rr G strr safes that he hrs sold
all, and wishes loz boxes mmcd airly AMI they
give such Il satisfaction that ne his determined t.
sell no other KIND ofP,ls,
MIR. a. Allen Of Palmer Depot states " that he wa,
cry thankful that he appointed gent, his wife had
been INVALID Cor tine AMI hox # these Pills
Immediately cured her; asr that th hai performed alike
wonderful cures in the town. and was tnhcy and
wanted more acknowledgements agent fr other Pills tut
Extract from j. b D,prorihs letter dated
Barnard VT Jan. llth, 1916.
Please send Immediately doz. Smiths Sugar
/ Coated Indian Vegetable Pills. those you sent short
tune sin;e nearly all I'D and give universal sasf
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american SdtcS are sold in Sheffield, England,
under the very noses of the manufacturers of that
country.
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COMMiSSIONER,S NOTICE.

WE subscribers being appointed by the Hon the Probate
w Court Tor the District ot Randolph commissioners
cove examine and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the of Asa smith, late OF Wamstown, said
District deceased represented nsol,ent, uhd all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto, and six months from th.
date being allowed for that purpose hereby give notice that
will attnnd 10 the business of appointment the dwelling
house of Grin Smith, said WillumsOwn, the Birthday
March and st day of August next at nine O'Clock A. NJ
each Of said days,
DARIUS PRIDE, !
ALVAH SIMONS Commssi oncrs.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden a Mont
Washington District, So peler, in and for said District,
Feb %, lSi5
SIMEON NASH administrator with the ill ed the
- estate o venon p Nash, late of Montpelier, said dis
tc deceased iesate, his petition said Court,
writing here, praying for license sell tho whole of the real
of said deceaseh alodgug that necessary sell part
thereof for the of debts and charges of
personal is insufficient that purpose,
will he beneficial said sell the whole
real estate, part be sold without gout injury tho
ema er aud the appearing reusonnbleW
ordered that said application be referred u said
Court be holden the Probate Office in said Montpelier,
18th day OF March, 1915, o'clock A. NJ for hearing
and decision. And Is further ordered that notice all
ccrned be given by publishing the substance Of said petition
and orders thereon three weeks vey the Vermont
Waterman aud state Jouroa printed Montpelier aforesaid,
all of which to be before said time appointed for hearing and
hecon that they appC.r they
for the OF said debts AL clgcs, prevent the sale
of said real estate as the statute provides.
by order of the Court
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CHARLES PIKE, Commis sioncr.
Warren, Feb ~, A. ID, 1915.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden al Monlpe-
Washington District, S. ler, within and for said District
the 18th day OF February A. ID. 1886
WlLlIAM w. ELLIS, administrator the estate of Sam
w ue Perrin, late of Berlin, in said district deceased, make,
application sd Court TO extend the allow ed
him pay the debts due from said settle his admin
satIon until some future days Whereupon ORDER
ed by said Court that said application be heard the Probate
Office in Montpelier aforesaid, the 9Th day of March l545
and it further ordered that nDco given the cred
of said estate, and all others publishing
substance osad application and orders thereon the Vermont
Waterman and State Journal, printed Montpelier, least
three weeks successiyey before the aforesaid appointed
for tho hearing Of said application.
by the Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
true cory Of Record,
Of Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
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Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
A true copy Of record,
% Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Reriste,.
EI'HRAIM =. ULAFLIN', EsTATE.t

EPHRAIM y. CLAFLlN'S ESTATE.s
NE subSctbets having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District of Washugon
e TO receives examine aud adjust all claims aud demands of
all persons against the Of Ephraim s. Claim,
WuHen IN SAID dsct, doceased represented nsolven and
the term of calendar months from the 22d of February
A. ID. ls4 allowed by said Court the creditors of said
ceased to exhibit and their respective claims before us,
do give notice that will attend to the duos of appoint
meut Mt the dwelling house of Joseph s. Claim, Warren
said district the last Mondays Of April aud August next
ono oc Ock AFTERNOON, o each of said days
FRANKLIN a. WRIGHT,
CHARLES PIKE, Commissioners.
Wnrrnn Enh A Ii
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GROCERIES

GROO EKIES.
ST c. and n L. RUM Cog and American Brandy, Ho'a and
- and American Gin, Mononsuhela Whisky, Old Brown and
Pale sherry Wne Old Port and Madeira do Champagne and
Caret do Moasses Brown Loaf Crushed and Powdered SUI
CARS Rice Spice. of all kinds, Con, Essence of Rose and
Lemon, Kc,chup, Table Oil Pepper Sauce, Coffee Isas etc
A. e. PIERCE.
Oct. l6, IA. e3
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LAST CALL.
BRUSHES.

HULL & SONS Rosn, Winchestes do, Oxygena,cd Al
IL mond, Old Windsor, Victoria Washbals, aud Shaving
Cream BURBANk'S.
March 5-03
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OILS.

DEAR, BufI,o, Maeas'ar, also srERRY'S HAIR REdEN
ID orator, for sale by 5 BURBANK, JR
Marc 5.--O3
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Chelsea, Feb. 25, l845.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-05-26

ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN THE FRENCH
NJ ONlES' An act for this good purpose has pass
r "' reers' and will, doubtless, the Deputies, Of
T., n''D'' The masters are to give day week to
IA on which they will pay the latter for their
f' ' and the money TINS acquired will form fund
~ wv" ' emancipation. A slow mode ofdoing it, but
'"s The general principle that slavery is wrong,
a.r "u' likely 10 lead to something more rapid The
nv. '' among the Peers turned upon the same points
rPOn which the discussion OF slavery always turns
III. 'e abstract right to hold sluves.-the policy of
,onc hts moral wrong,-the comparative
''' Oh The slave und free laborer, sc. Sc.
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DIGEST OF YER MoNrREPORTs.

Mr. EDIroR:-'rhe "Dgest Of VT. Reports" just
issued form the press of Messrs Haskell s Palmer,
Woodstock, deserves public notice aud commenda-
ton: 1t is ussuredly the best specimen of law print
ing that has been done in the state and reflects great
credit upon the publishers indicating it does spr-
it Of enterprise above the pecuniary profits of
the sales. They deserve to be rewarded and have
no doub; will be by ready and extensive demand
FOR the work. 1t is not little CRAFTY ing to n
Book ofthe intrinsic value which this possesses, put
out in a dress suited to its rdnh.
Such a work is much needed by the profession,
and this but with their favor. Mr. WASH
burn, The author, is a man of talent possessing ia
degree the habits of industry, and discrimination
so requisite in an effort OF this kind and the result
proves outlay OF ncessant labor. The author has
not been content with merely furnishing an index TO
such dicta Of the Judges would suggest themselves
to n superficial reader but has evidently extracted
from the opinions all the peightier matters which could
only be done by careful reading and study Of each
In point Of order and arrans cment this book has no
SUPERIOR while the numerous references 10 The Re-
ports so far as have examined are unusually accu-
rate.
But perceive that a similar work is advertised as
forthcoming from the press oil Mr. Goodrich' nope
not; there is as yet such Of the talent for
authorship or Of skill in book making in Vermont
to warrant duplicates Of any work. There are fields
UNEMPLOYED sufficient for all our intellectual capital.
Besides, would ii not be rank injustice toward the
author and publishers of this, to publish another
of equal merit? while if do not greatly misjudgean
attempt to ercel it will prove nbortive. Mr w. has
successfully covered the grounG-and confidently
say to any succeeding Digest
''Scabics occupet eXtremum." c.
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE CHARLES D.
CHURCH.. Reformed Drunkard, will lecture
follows:
AT Newark, May rs, Sutton. &c. Wheelock. 27,
Sheffield, 2s, North Danville, &c. Cabot, 81, Marsh
field, June /, Walden, 2, Iardwick, 8, a, Danville
Green, 5.
The friends of Temperance in the county will fix
upon the place of holding the above lectures in their
several towns, and give general notice oftbe meeting
every body will wish to hear Mr. Church, be he
temperate or Incorporate. The several congrega-
tions will please give the notice in their towns from
the pnpit.
JOSEPH PRESTON Pres. Caledonia Co. Temp. Soc
Dangie, May 10, 1915.
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Notice Extra.""A Card.

FENHE subscriber grateful for public patronage
L. would take this method TO acknowledge with
thankfuncss, the kindness of generous public in
contributing so literally to his necessity in bis late
adversely and would say, that through the liberality
of the public generally, and the assistance of his
friends in particular he has been enabled 10 rebuild
his Factory at South Danville, destroyed by fire
the 2lst of December last and has put into operation
large and elegant set Of machinery superior prob
ably 10 any ever set to running in this part Of the
country, and equal 10 any ever started in our manu-
featuring New England.
Thus, HE Factory being in full ani successful
operation, and having employed experienced work.
assist in carrying the same, he Is now pre-
pared to receive wool to work on shares or BY tie
yard into good cassmeres fulled cloths hanneis OF
all colors, double width blankets, horse blanketS.
bIanket.shawls, &c. &c. and in addition to that, he
has superior of machinery for carding rolls and
dressing custom cloh; and soliciting tho patronage
Of the public formerly, he would invite the at
en,ion of The growers and dealers in wool and cloth
to his new and elegant machinery, and would assure
them that their work shall be done in season and in
first rate order.
Q-FWanted in exchange for work 500 barrels of
good old soap. Also all kinds of country produce
received as usual, for which liberal price will be
given. All work warranted, and damages made
good. JAILED HARVEY.
Danville May Is, 1915. 4Ostr
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"Scabics occupet extremum. -"

The "MILLIoNARIE." All Of our Southern
Loco Focos. and rot few from the North in the
habit Of representing that all the stock owned in the
New England Manufactures, is in tho possession Of
'rich capitalists soucss corporaors," hearess ma
hobs" or by persons whose characters correspond
with these opprobrious terms. There is no mistake
greater than this. Widows and orphans and mechan-
les and the children of mechanics, often among
those who derive most Of the profits OF our manuac
turing establishments In peech in Congress few
years ago. Hon. Nathan Appleton read list Of the
stockholders Of the Merrimack Manufacturing Compn-
ny, in Lowell a Company which is the largest of any
in that city Of spindos, its capital being $4,000 COO
The whole number Of the stockholders l60, il is
probably considerable larger In this go, there
10 single women holding So shares; Il widows
holding GO shares; 20 trustees holding l9s shares
executors and guardians; 30 professional men; 10
mechanics; 80 merchants holding $50 shares; and Il
capitalists or retired from business, holding 200
shares. Twenty orIhe stockholders holding only
one share each, and thirty eight of them only two
shares each.
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The NEW Posr OEFIcE BALANCE. The Post
master General has selected from a va st number Of
models, after patient and careful investigation, the
balance of Messrs Stephenson, Howard and Davis of
Boston. 1t is simple Fairbanks small balance,
very much like it in principle and appearance, and
graduated to stand unmoved when half ounce
letter is placed upon it, but kicks the beam when
straw is added to it,. S. journal.
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nB & TEe@a
widow OF

Ia this town, May 20, Mrs. LErTIcE, widow Of
tho late Gardiner Wheeler, aged 70.
Ia Goshen Gore, March 7, Of consumption, Calvin
Fisher, aged 81.
Ia Crailsbury, April 27. Mary, wife Cd Seha Slim
son, and daughter of Elder Samuel lamson Of West
Windsor, aged So years and months
In West Troy, N. Y, on May 2 Capt Ashbel
Curtis, formerly of Lowell, VT, aged ~.
In Irnsburgh. May IL, Jonathan r. keIInm, aged
6B.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given 10 those indebted to me and tho
IL late firm of N. & BACON s. co. that my de-
mands in the hands of William M. Dickerman,
ESD. for collection. aud all debts due said firm must
he paid Immediately cost, and all other de-
nands due me muS be paid before the goth, Of July
Especial contracts excepted) till which time they
may be settled without cost That ! may pay,
must be paiH N. Z. BACON.
St. Iohnsbury Centre, May 90. 1915. 4OsG
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The MoNoNeAaELA BRIDG AT PIrTsBuRG,
destroyed during the gre at conaagation, to be
built. The new bridge will be wire suspension
bridge. The work will be commenced Immediately
II will cost il is said about $50 900.
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lD@The ST. Adams Messenger of May FL soys;-
Messrs Thompson and Hell, the Assistant Biologists,
have already commenced their observations in North
and South Hero, and will shortly visit Swanon and
Ilighgate, and The other towns in this County.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
w the Probate Court for the District of Orleans,
Commissioners, to receive examine and adjust all
Claims and demands of all persons against the estate
&C. JOSIAH JOSLIN,
late of Newport, in said District, deceased, repre-
scented insolyen', aud oil claims and demands exho-
tied in offset thereto and six months from this data
being allowed for that purpose, hereby give notice
that will attend TO the business of our appoint
ment at the dwelling house of Geo. w. Kendall, IN
said Newport the % Mondly OF July next, and
on the LIST Monday of September iext at o'clock,
A. NJ. Of each of said days.
GEO. w. KENDALL, }
RODERICK ADAMS. Commissioners.
ROSWELL PROUTY,.S
Newport, April %, 1916. 409w3
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ICRThe Swallow has been raised but bodies
were found in her cabins.
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iETSA resolution has been passed by the Louis
vile Methodist Convention with only one dissenting
voice, TO instruct the business committee 10 bring in
a report for separation from the north, provided
they reasonable grounds for suPposing the
north will recede from their position.
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NOTICE. The Eleventh Annual Meeting Of the
Caledonia County Conference of Congregational
Churches will be holden at Peacham, commencing
on Wednesday, May 2s, at 1Ol O'Clock. A. NJ. The
anniversary of the County s. s. Society will probably
take place on Wednesday, P. NJ.
ia. r. STONE, Sec. Of Conf.
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THE CALEDONIA ASSOCIATION of Congre-
gationa Ministers will meet at the house of Rev. ID.
Merrill, in Peacham, on the evening of Monday, May
&C. ia. p. STONE Scribe.
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Thin Goats.

TVNHTS day received, lot of thin coats and sacks
cut in the latest style and expressly for warm
days, for sale by c. G. WILDER.
May "a, 1915. 40stf .
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G, G., Wilder

rs constantly receiving by Express directly from
Il the Importers, desirable variety of goods at
duced prices and that cannot fail 10 suit.
ST. Johnsbufy Plain, May "a, 1916. 40Sf