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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-27
Know all Men,

(and some rOOmen, for 1OOmen use StouesO
TENHAT /, AAnoN FAM AM, of st. Johnsbury, in
H. the County of Caledonia and State of Vermont
have entered into contract with Hiram Cutting & Co
of Waterford County and State aforesaid, and have
procured large quantity of
CO.N.4JVI"S --latest Improved Yankee Notion
Cook Stoves,
of all sizes, and also, Box and Air Tight Stoves OF
different sizes, which am prepared to sell reason
able can be procured in the State.
Be il known to all,
Both great and small
At Brandon they were cast,
Through heat and cold
am very bold
To say that they will last.
N. b. have deposited Stoves at Wheelock and
Lunenburgb and have a supply at my dwelling
house and at the Grand Depot at II. Cutting g Co.'S
in Waterford, also at Alonzo Bemiss, Lyndon, Gen.
tire. a. FARNAM.
st. Johnsbury, Sept. H. 1916. 425m3
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IN CHANCERY.
STATE OF VERMONT.
Orleans County, IS.


Calvin Gray VS. AFRO Bracket.
WHEREAS, Calvin Gray, late of Charleston in
w the County of Orleans, has filed his bill of
complaint in the Court of Chancery in said Co setting
forth that on the 10Th day of Nov. A. ID 1888 AFRO
3racket of said Charleston, Oaely gone to parts
unknown) was Justly indebted to the complainant in
the Of $3.50 06, specified in five promissory notes
all bearing date the said 10th day of Novem-
her, A. d. lS3S--One of said notes for the of
$50 Alone fol S52 ,27-one for 52,l2-one for
S5l ,97, and one for ISL ,s2-and all payable to the
complainant, with interest, in good dry sugar fol-
lows-one payable on the LIST of June ls39-one on
the LIST of June lS40-one on the LIST of June lS4l
one on the Ist Of June 1912, and one the lst
Of June ls43.
And in order to secure the payment of said notes
the said AFRO Bracket executed to said complainant
a deed of mortgage of the following described land in
said Charleston, viz-the whole of the third division
lots of the original rights of Josiah Clifford, Benia
min Ingraham and Benjamin Ingraham, jr.-being
the land decided by Stephen Cole to Aaron
Drown and by Aaron Drown decided to Calvin Gray,
said last mentioned deed dated the 9th of Feb
ruary. A. D. 1929.
And further setting forth that said notes are still
due TO the complanant-And praying that the said
AFRO Bracket may be decreod to pay TO tho COM
painant the said with interest thereon by some
short day to be appointed by the Chancellor-or be
forever forecosed of the equity Of redemption of the
premises.
And whereas it appears that the said AFRO Bracl
EFT resides out of the state that subpoena
be served upon him--Therefore in pursuance of the
provisions of the Revised Statutes, chapter %, sec.
ton G0Notice is hereby given to said AFRO Brack-
ett-and he is hereby required to appear before the
Chancellor of the fifth Judicial Circuit of the State
of Vermont at the Court House in Irasburgh in said
County Of Orleans the Fourth Tuesday of De-
cembcr next-being the first of next stated term of
the Court Of Chancery in said County and make an
swer to the bill of complaint aforesaid and abide
such order, direction and decree therein as to said
Chancellor shall seem meet. And the complainant
in such bill is directed cause this order to be pub
lished three weeks successfully in the Coedonian
printed in st. Johnsbury, in the County of Caledo
mia, the last publication to be at least twenty day
before the 4th Tuesday of December next.
Dated at Irasburgh, in said County of Orleans thi
| 18th day of September, A. ID. ls45.
| II. M, BATES, Clerk in Chancery.
| S. B. Colby Solicitor. 425w3
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For Sale;

FNNHE valuable Farm situated near Concord Viii
IL lage. in Vermont, known az the Wetherbeo
Farm. Said farm contains 20s acres of first rate
land, and is capable of making two good farms 1t
is well wooded and watered, and has upon it two
story dwelling house and two barns. This farm is
pleasantly situated, and will be sold very low, whole
or divided, TO suit purchasers. Terms liberal and
payments made easy.
Apply to Enoch Osgood or VIM. May, Esqrs. at
West Concord, to Moses He'll, tho premises, or
to the subscriber at Bridgton, Me-
425m3'l THEODORE INGALLS,.
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THE GREAT AM ERTG%;z
Remedy for diseases IAN

- -. . ~ASVdscS OF fine O.,
ONES, DROPS and PILLS for HT MoDAin
orro - eu i. successful beyond pnralsI -
nvs fire. or e,us;nO,. s'tolIs or kings evil, s. 9S
scarf, letter or ringworm, i,ob Or whbO
internal or external This meJicino ; "u a'l hnmoH
no moonshine, but perfectly soCa o. ~ uumbug-
ehlcacious remedy for the above noD,"l astonishing
and no other. Call-call soon-coll ~" conpaiuS
ents for proof Try it just as directed aO on IhoSg.
not night. The proprietor is allowed a 'e0 We arc
TO refer to Hon Geo. b. Upham, SaS o'heS,
J; Gllchrist, and Rev. A. H. Fullerton CI'' HOn
all oil when have used the medicine ebe, ,bTn,
or members of their families. ''"'ef themselves (
From Mr. Labarce, Junior par,po, orn,
II must be true that zones Drona W"
are an invaluable medicine for the , W Humois,"
winch II Is designed, for had personal e,r. li
the surprising power, more than Is mor,L, .'ce Of
an exceedingly distressing and loathsomo SO' over
the SKIN OF many years standing, for which 49, OF
toga and Clarendon waters and a olhe, 'aS 'la'
tirely failed ola cure. By patient md e.a'ale' en-
use OF snid drops am entirely relieved lS'enng
and hereby do most honestly and earnes,lv
similarly afflicted TO procure and nae iben 4Ns w
Harlland, dec. 8, ls43. J. w TARpprr
FROM L. W. WOOD Esq merchant in South Wo,1.
stock, Vt. ""OF
The fact is, in my opinion, that "Jone., n,,....
humers, do cure the diseases for which !, !, n,op
altogether beyond anything within NV knovIoJp a'a
is evidently the greater medicine before tho nntIs
the eruptions Of the skin, for in the use If ~,
OF them have found most remarkable relief fr, w"
salt rheum-nnd dreadful case il was ap ,ue
ed as To incnpucitate from putting on q, Of ',
clothes, aud attended with a burning itehin, .nl y
nIating, as no one can adequately Understand Lr +.
painful experience. Let others, say, parie,,v ak
fully and perseveringly try said Drops ard they rn
fully concur with me in opinion of Their mpri,.
So. Woodstock, Dec. 9, ls43 L. NJ. WOoD
From ir Drsmore Duty to suffering hn,o,ri-
compels me- To offer my testimony to the trr.rcv J,
Jones Drops far humnrs' For the las, % vc;,,
have been troubled With an affection on nv i'm ma,
nounced Ivy physicians cancer MANY pby,iri,,,
were consulted Il prescriptions used during ,bs, ps
but to no purpose, until was induced to make M,
of the above Drops which resulted in perfect eurs
after taking one and half botles.
Hartland, Dec. 10, ls45. j. r. DINSMORE
Price $3.50 per bottle, Q boxes Pills, recurring
from to ~ weeks to use, and in many cases il suG
Gcient to effect obstinate cases need or more
No medicine is cheap because none is 50 efrucious
For sale by n. W. French, Lunenburgh, J. G. Oar.
ling, Concord; NJ X Parks md ]. c. Kent & Co.
Waterford. d. L. Denison GuildhaIl, Brown g Co.
Northumberland. l.. F. Parks, j. Jewett e Co., DR.
McNab, Barnet, J. Z. Bingham only in ST. Johns.
bury. 4l0eowly
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The Northern Remedy. n. d.
Downs Vegetable lialsalniC
g;tiXiE.

The mos, eficcual remedy for Colds, Coughs OOn'
sumption, Splitting of Blood, NhooPns Cough
Asthma, Group, and oil diseases OF the Lungs
TSNHlS Medicine ia purely VEGErABLS-ihe Nsue
Il not Of mere theory aud speculation, but OIL muen
study aud research, during years of suffering anaoe
hility and the inventor having succeeded IN e0'Hs
himself and having tested its efficacy upon 'hou'Du
of individuals in New England and the "e''on
States, feels great confidence in recommending "
the public MS safe and efficient remedy. topper"
most conspicuously in removing all morbid H'..
Hons from the lungs aud Pulmonary WSa''
KEEPS the Cough loose, promotes Eabeeh'a'"'..
renders the breathing easy, and induces u's's
quiet to the system peculiarly grateful ohe P'uI",
after having experienced days and nights Of ''''
inquietude and suffering. nut
1t has at least one peculiar aduanfage"n ,sox
other articles in common use; it is HA .,
STRONG oPIArEs, and POWERFUL AsrN A,.n,-
which are liable to do great injury to the ',,
In the use of this article, the cough neVs, .onh
Ill the cause is removed;-henco "heh ""
ceases the patient is well. -, orly BY
This incompatible medicine is prepared U"' and
N, H. Downs, Troy, VT. the original ln''"'
proprietor. W ONLY
CURTIS and SMITH. ST. Adams W. .no Od
Wholesale AGENTS, BY whom Agents can 70
in any part of the Union, upon the UrS' bingham
Sold by especial appointment, by dug
st. Johnsbury Plain; Jonas Flint do Cen en- r,.ue,
Darling and G Hill, Concord N :, N,Vd
Lunenburgh, Fuller g. Co, Lyndon; q : Bradley
Burke: ] Blake e. son, Sutton; W - WEEK Weeks
Wheeiock, VI; N Gilbert Sheffield; paDI p.,cbau;
and Stanton. Danville; ] NJ Martin q 70 p,.rns;D
Geo. Hubbard Guildhall; Jewett e C'o' paas,s
M EoIle
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A RECIPE FOR SPIRITUAL GROWTH
EXTRACT FROM vENN.

EXTRACT FROM vENN.
hope you read your Bible with much prayer |
can give you a never-failing recipe to make a COM
plete Christian and an heir of glory. You will find
the medicine described in the 10Th Psalm, I'll and
the method oftakng it in Prov ii. 10 BY the use
of this medicine, and this method, you will as GER
iainly improve and grow in grace, as any sensible,
dIigent boy ever got any knowledge at school, This
Is our condemnation and alas this is the real cause
of our being weak in fah so cold in our love- so
confused in notions; the Bible and prayer over it
for the true understanding Off, is not our exercise
and constant employment. Any other means Of grace
than this. which is'yet the most profitable of all, is
rather chosen. But as it is written, "The kingdom
of heaven suffereh Violence and the violent take it
by force;" so in nothing do offer violence to our
evil nature more than in studying Gods holy word
and earnestly praying that the divine truth that it
teaches may sink deep into hearts, work nightly
and produce all those gracious effects for which it
was Of old written by inspiration of the Holy Ghost -
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VHNO THE PUBLIC. There is not room in a news
N paper advertisement to publish the numerous Ger.
ticates Of cures, but the invalid is referred TO med
ical pamphlet to be had of any of the agents gratis
Such proof as we are constantly LAYING before the
public must convince all that DR.. LARDOR'S Elk.
TRACT OF LUNGWORr is the only medicine in
the world that will all who are predsposel IN
consumption, liver compaintsor troubled with couuhs
colds, asthma, pleursy, splitting of blood main i'm the
side and chest, difficulty Of breathing tipbtness ,cross
the chest, papaton of the heart, bronchitis throat
complaints, and all affections of the pulmona,y ar
gans. If this is not sufficient will refer any on,
to Others who Cat the date of the above) arc now ma
ing this article in variety of protracted lung COM
plants. All the certificates shown TO the public
prove conclusively, one thng-that the VreEr1p1r
EXTRACT OF LuNGwoRT is possessed Of certain DOW.
ers, in healing the lungs and restoring ENERGY 10
those who are supposed to be fast sinking into the
grave, over every other remedy, ancient or uoIern
And why not! 1t is medicine that is not The work
OF day-the compound of drug shop, having only
for its object sale. 1t is remedy that owes its er
istence from natures source q certain cure for cor,
plants OF the lungs, and all the premonitory svmp
toms of consumption. Quackery, probably. wonId
put new life into skeleton provided YOU would bs
leve tat least the inventors of some of the sKr,,
ING popular remedies would induce you to believe
so, possible 1t is to put in the place of such stuff
remedy really of use to mankind, that the Vegea-
bic Extract of Lungwort was made.
Inc study oil years-the proper proportion of the
ingredients-their effect upon the different systems
and the stage of disease in the patients-al these
were in the minds eye of the physician who formed
this medicine. He knew that to make something really
useful as remedy, study and observation were ne.
cessary, and he failed not to devote all his ot,pn,inn
to the purpose. He has succeeded-the Vepetablo
Extract of Lungwort has taken its stand and bevonJ
the leading medicines of the present time as the onv
true eradicator of pulmonary CoNsuMpTIoN extani
This is true and cerainrue, because susceptible Of
Prooi-eertaln' because its power and usefulness, in
saving hundreds from death cannot be controverted.
c. J. ROOSEVELT, Sole Pronrie,or
AGENTS. BtNeHAM, st Johnsburv: Dana.
weeks g Stanton, Danville; E Perry 81 Co. Cabot.
Simonds, Conant 81 Co. Glover; Strong & Jewett'
Barton; Geo. Warrington, jr. Irasburgh; r Cleve'
lrna coventry; Bates q Go. Troy; c Ekins, North
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MACHINERY of all Kinds
S t OV e S

WITH THICK PLATES, made from ISUFE-
RIOR IRON-Banner, Yankee Notion, Box and
Air Tight from new and elegant patterns, which
can be DEPENDED UPON.
People are every day bringing US for old iron the
"cheap stoves" with which the country is flooded, adj
hitting that they have "bdid dear for the zvhiSte"
IL buying them at any price. Or Stoves are made
from Iron and their only fault is--they rpiR
OutiaSt the fashion.
We would further say that Messrs Morrill, and
Rankin have our Stoves and Ware, and all who
purchase of them may depend upon a good article.
J. C. s. j. II. PADDOCK s. co.
st. Johnshury, July, ls45. 4I5f
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Poetry.
THE HAPPY MIND.
BY ELIZA COOK.

BY ELIZA COOK
Out upon the calf, say,
Who turns his grumbling head away,
And quarrels with his feed Of hay,
Because it is not clover.
Give to me the happy mind,
That will ever seek and find
Something fair and something kind
All the wide world over.
IT'S passsiug good TO have an eye
That always manages to spy
Some star TO bear it company,
Though planets may be hidden.
And Mrs. Eve was foolish, very,
Not TO be we'll content and merry,
With peach, plum, melon, grape and cherry,
When apples were forbidden.
We love rare flowers, but suppose
We're far from Itay's rich rose,
Must we then turn up our nose
At lilies Of the valley ?
Can't we snuff al something sweet,
In the ''bough- pots" that we meet,
Cried and sold in city street,
BY 'Sal'y IN our alley 20
Give me tho heart that spreads its wings,
Like the free bird that scars and sings,
And sees the bright side OF all things,
From Bherng Straits to Dover.
II is bank that never breaKs,i
1t is a store thief never takes,
It is rock that never shakes,
All the wide world over.
We like to give old care the slip,
And listen to the "crank and quip,"
At social board from fluent lip,
No fellowship is better.
But he must lack the gentle grace
That marks the best of human race,
Who cannot see a friendly face
In mastif, hound, or setter.
Our hungry eyes may fondly wish
To revel amid flesh and fish,
And gloat upon the silver dish
That holds golden plover:
Yet If our table be but spread
With savory cheese and oAten bread,
Be thankful if we're always feG
AS we'll the wide world over.
We may prefer Italian notes,
Or choose the melody that floats
About the gay Venetian boats,
Half wild in our extolling
But surely music may be found
When some rough nat! We harp unbound,
Strikes up like cherries Ground and sound"
With English fodc-rolling.
We may be poor--but then guess,
Our trouble with our pomp is less,
For they who wear russell dress
May never fear the rumpling.
And though champagne froth never huns
Between our fingers and our thumbs,
Red apoPlexy rarely comes
TO dine with plain stone dumping.
Then out upon the calf, Isay,
Who turns his grumbng head away,
And quarrels with his feed of hay,
Because it is not clover.
Give to me the happy mind,
That will forever seek to find
Something good and something kind,
All the wide world over.
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Real Estate for sale at n bar
gain.
VHNHE subscriber wishing to- go West, offers for
n sale the well known
VERN STAND,


situated at St. Johnsbury Plain, VT. Said stand
is too well known TO admit of any recommendation
or even one word in its favor. Said stand will be
sold cheap and liberal credit given. For further
particulars enquire of the subscriber the premises
The subscriber offers for sale first rate Farm
under good improvement, situated at Lunenburgh,
Vt. in pleasant village.
Said Farm consists Of about so acres, all under
good improvement and we'll fenced with wall, with
good buildings thereon.
Also-a right in common for a wood lot, with a
bout 35 cleared.
He also offers other farm in said Luncnburgh,
situated about miles from the village consisting of
100 acres Of excellent land, with convenient build
ings thereon.
Also 100 acres of wild land situated in said Lu-
nenburgh, about one mile from said last mentioned
farm, well calculated for a farm.
For further particulars, enquire of the subscriber
at St Johnsbury, as it respects the FARMS of LEVI
A. MooRE, on the premises, or J. w. HAursuoRN,
or GEo. w GATES, Of Lunenbursh.
GEO. L. HOLMES
ST. Johnsbury June &c, ls45. 4I31
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Tailoring.

H CURTISS would inform the Inhabitants of
AA' ST. Johnsbury and vicinity that he has Just
returned from the city, where he succeeded in obtain
ing first workman, and is now ready to do
business the latest and most approved styles.
All work made in the shop warranted to fit.
N. B. Particular attention paid to cutting for
others to make.
Sept. 6, lS45. 423tf
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THE CHRISTIANS PREFERENCE.

envy no quality of the mind, or intellect, in 9TH
ers; not genius, power, wit, or fancy: but if could
choose what would DO the most delightful, and be-
lieve, most useful to me, should prefer firm re.
lis'ous belief TO every other bessing for it makes
hie discipline OF soodness-creates new hopes when
all earthly hopes vanish, and throws the decay
the destruction of existence, the most gorgeous of all
5hts-awakens life even in death, and from corrup-
ton and decay calls up beauty and divinty-mases
an instrument Of torture and of shame the ladder of
ascent to Paradise; and far above all combinations of
earthly hopes, calls up the most delightful visions of
palms and amaranths, the gardens of the blest the
security Of everlasting joys, where the sensualis and
the skeptic only view gloom, decay annhilation, and
despair. II. Dduy.
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Railroad Prices,

VENHE subscriber would say to his old customers
H. and friends that lie is selling good Sole Leather
at from 10 20 cents the pound, and is intending to
keep Boston or New York leather on hand at the
lowest prices for such prefer it to his tanning
Also Upper Leather, Calf Skins, Boots and Shoes
at reduced prices Cash paid for hides.
ISAAC HARRINGTON.
St.Johnsbury East, Sept. l6, ls45. 425w6'
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Aromatic SYRUP of ES HUBBARD,

AEUBANUbU SyFWW UH hNdaWWsdFW,
VTlARTARIC and oxac Acids. Soda for washing
IL bi carbonate of Soda, cream Tartar, irish Moss
Sands Sarsaparilla, basam of wild Cherry, Jayne's
hair Tonic, balm of Columbia, hair Dye, scarlet
Dye, dysentary and diaIrhGa Cordial, Oils and Es-
sences Perlumery, Pungents, teeth Brushes, Cobalt
Rochelle, EPSON and Glauber Salts, Thermometers,
Lozenges for summer Complaint Sherman's and
Fabnestock's Lozenges, Indellible Ink, Chloride of
Soda Chloride of Lime, and all articles usually found
in Drug-Stores in the Country, for sale by
j. G. BINGHAM.
81 Johnsbury Plain Aug. 4, le45. 4l9lf
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CHEAP WOODEN and LINEN
GOODS.
ENHE subscribers beg leave TO call the attenlons
~ the citizens ofthe United States to the
New aad Splendid stock Of
XNOOscN and EiUen GSn0ds

they have just received from Montreal TIE 5AoN.
ing is sample of the prices al which they oHg At,
Goods, viz
Blue black and invisible green superfne Broad.
cloths, $500; black Orleans, 81 40 cts; Lana
Cloth Gall woody 50 a 40 cts; Nous. de LaiDe dress
es, 20 cts. per yard CLene Chusans printed Mos
lin and Chene do. 20 80 Cts; Pari,ians and fga'
ed Orleans. rs a 80 cts; Calicocs 10 a 90 cts nr
yes and fast colors; Cd Tweeds common do; Gan
broons, Doeskin, Cassimeres sc. &c. 10 cts. ST.
90; Tartan Ginghams, Earlston do. do. Is a Is Ct"
Bingham Hdkfs. 8 cts, each; Linen Cambria ljkh
l6 80 cents. Table Cloths bleached and unblencS'
ed, Diapers, Huckahacks, Towelings, Table NsP
kins. &c. in proportion.
The subscribers also offer Knives, Scizzors Saws
and other Hardware at proPortionahly low rates.
Also, CROCKERY Of every description.
WILLIAM BROWN co,
Stanstead Plain, G. Z. July 2, 1914. 363l
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D. C. Stocking, Dentist,

ORION b STON,)
WoULD announce to the citizens of this place.
w that he has located himself at St. Johnsbury
Plain where he will attend to calls in the line Of his
profession, such
FILLING, CLEANSING, EXTRACTING and
SETTING TEETH.
After several years practice, he feels himself COM
petent to undertake and perform, in the most perfect
manner, all the various operations on the teeth. That
the preservation of the teeth, by means skfuIy a.
dapted to that end the supplying of any defcien
cies occasioned by premature decay, is subject de-
serving of particular and individual attention, wheth-
for their services in mastication, usefulness in
speaking, for preserving The natural symmetry of
the countenunce unimpaired, is now very generally
conceded.
Those who wish to have their teeth examined are
respectfully invited to call.
Office, opposite Holmes Hotel.
August, ls45. 4l01
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Stage Fare Reduces {, o
500 Dollars 10 A bah'
TVwNv ~. n.

AaVy' g.-.rhiII, n. H. e7'g
A LINE of Coaches leaves ha x1bany N, Y. n''
evening in season for the western noa,S' Albany
Tickets can be obtained for S5,gys n Agent
Troy. i. A: ho0 1901
Haverhll, N. H. Feb. 20, ls4o'
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PADDOCK'S
Furnace aud Machine Shops.

9HNHE subscribers having procured the services Of
n the most experienced workmen in New Eng
lend to superinend the operations of their Furnace
NO wv i'm Hs asst,
and having procured variety of ores combining
qualities calculated to produce THE IRoN are
able to furnish castings of every description and
would recommend work manufactured at their estab-
lishments with the fullest confidence.
MACHINERY OF ALI Kinds
made under the superintendent of our experienced
yHachinest, Mr. Kasson, needs no other recommen-
dation than the appearance Of the work. Turning
Lahes (al descriptions,) Mill Geering, Iron Water
Wheels (of different paIternsl Press Drills, Paint
Mills, Saw Arbo7s, Regulators for Factories, Horse
Powers; HOLLO W ware, Iron Axletrees, Pipe
aud common boxes for wood Axes, Nuts and Pins
for do; Sap Boilers, Oven, Arch and Ash Doors
and Frames, FEW of the articles constantly on
hand.
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Stoves! Stoves ! Stoves

FHNHE subscribers have on hand and for sale
~ quantity of
P.4DDOCK'S Improved Yankee Notion Cook
STOVES,
cast from Iron of his manufacture; also,
Parlor, Box and Air-Fight Stoves,
English and Russia Stove Pipe, Stove Boilers, Tea
Kettles, &c.
together with general assortment of Tin Ware.
All which they will sell as low for cash or approx
ed credit as can he bought at Paddock's Furnace
any store or tin Shop in the county.
SKINNER 81 FOSS.
Lyndon Sept. Is, 1915. 425f