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SAMUEL GEA, !

Jnn Isl Is + RELY. CON 49,
EbuBLIC SALE or yALVADiIs
LAND shall c1.f Tor sale. oa Nl,.d4,
The lnh DAY OF August 1916 NHr.ns r,un dat) nc,
tore The Cont house door o. ono couafy. n plr ol
the farm lying on Ohio river. below .rf .H ..,.
The city Of Wbcc'nr. kposr a. f.a p.rr. ST.,
anu embracing aIl lh1t plu0i .lI ara Ir, g..
> 'onu ''l Hnlue lhc coal anI f.sl ln.I EttEu.
Nv" o' 'Ald ONT o. JY1u R.rl.a arf S.m.l
'l'.ss. '"" supposed 600 contain .Ulut II-ss hu.I...
iL''"Ia OF stLG- Ten per r,.f af,hs r...
o"ce "",5 WI '' f.l'rrd 100 csh rui .fr 0lI.
security ed Iuicfraf nf.. '. .u u
JON 81 alMe rad
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} RASS CLOCKS--A lot ~ s.pc,or U,,..
CI"oks OF Je"me's manufacture. o. lnuJ
~ sale oY IL Y llORNBRCOK.
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., Domestic and Foreign Dry Goods.
Inyior " Pauldins, 90 Market ST.
Wood & Oliver. l3I do
Kockhill, Smith ~ Co. l60 do
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LmporterSo( fnc Cutlery, fancy Goods, Combs.
Bcdds, Porjnmery, Brushes, Soaps, DC.
K G a Wright. % Souih Fourth street.
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SGO,OO0!

=, ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
.n", r CO 90 1913; To hc dawn at Balumorc, An.
40 numbers. Is drawn ballo,s -"
500, 600.
| OF S3OOO0 l OF 6OOO ot 5Oon a,,-n8
l fOpo $500 ! 300 95OO
10 prizes OF o
""r's ~ nous, u certificate of n package will be
sent Tor i2O dolls; shares in proportion
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Goid. SiIrfr and Sicd Spccioclcs. Maidcm0i.
ic0i Instruments. Walking C0Hcs, Micro
scopes and Spy GLASSES.
McAins,er * Co. 10 Chesnul street.
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Available Medicine,

DR.. Brnd7eih's Vegetable Pills h-ve proved them
selves an eiiectuai assistant Of nature, havia- cured in
the Uniiei States at least one hundred thousand per-
sons OF diseases which had been pronounced incura-
be By Medical men ofihe lrst rank and and stand NJ.
These Pills, fora the peculiar properties they pos
sess, are calculated to Cure diseases, whatever be it,
name, all having the sane origin, in any person IN
whom l. the universal "breaih o~flife," who partsles
Of tire universal zone blood, of which are made
all people Who cWei uPon the earth, and whose Dis
order arises from the universal roof ofaI disease
namely, impurity or imperfect circulation Of the blood.
Those wh0 are suffering from a bad state Of health,
Will DO well to siye them i trial.
AGENTS.
Jonathan Hagar.MTiiie my; Alfred P. Ros-
coo, New Haven. WarIe7 :. Brown, Addison:
P. Fletcher and Son. Bridport; Wright and
Bush, Shoreham; ". B. Bixby, Vergcnnes:
&c Mead, Cornwall; J. Simond-. witch
Point; A. Wetierbee, Ferristurgh Centre
Allen and Wheeler, North Ferrisburgh; NJ W.
kinsley, Monktoa Ridge; Geo. ". perIaelee
Bristol, Simon Tan, Willing.
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SarSapariIla s. Tomato liitters
NaEDDaICK BROWN. a celebrated

uI2EpD 3iCK BROWN. 4 celebrated
& chemist of Boston. hass<ucceeded for
tic i-,:tine III combinia. the medic nal
virtues of the SAzSAPARtLLA and roMATO.
All The result has me. the most sanguine
eV-ertatiOns Of the medical profession -
TIE whole vegetable Kingdom does not fur
uish two Substances so admirably adapted
to ps-ify. Ro1rish and iHr -aTG,e TIE human
system. These B,tterS ave al tire effect
o. the most powerful purcaiives when Us
ei IN sufficient quantity. and Vet are so
mild N their operation hat they may he
given 70 parsons in the mas. delicate health
with perfect SAFETY They are very agree
gh,e to the taste.
The component ingredient nf these Bit
tiers IS no secret.-iks= are composed Of
Il yery Strorg preparation Of the celebrated
extract f Spanish ~Sar>aparilia and the
extract Of Tomatoes, WIKI sac addition Of
some Of the most poru IT vegetable med
icInes the country affOr:S.
The true means of prc-ervingihe Heath
and Strength Is to purify the blood and
correct the unhealthy s-a-e T the Bowels.
For this purpose no Medicine has been
found equal 10 the S~arsavariiia ard Tom
alto Bitters.
These excellent bitr-r< VII he found a
CE4 Laall TURF al all Et~N~ Dt indigestion OF
dyspepsia, iaunIice, loss Of appetite. gen
erai debility, feinrHess .ai Sinking OF The
s,omach, lnwne>s of spirits. co tivenesS.
Determination Of blood 10 the head. psin
n ,he Il lbs anl side. d:ar-hua. weakness.
dizziness. %cIilnenu> erlnf.on< on The face
and ne-h. hectic fever. nj H' sweat<. merry
ols AMI sick headache, %ari,liiy ofs:nmach.
bilious affections. piles. co>rivnne<s. ard in
all diseases caused by iuprriiv Of TIE
b'9ai, the deailiry Of the system. or The
unhealthy sfa . 81 the >;G-n1rh ana bowels
They are ISO exceedingly e-ncacious in
restoring constitutions broken down bv
selcnt9-v employment. anil have been er-
rcu:ively used by Ccr-y.acn. Editors.
Printers, Clerks. Sean-iresses and nume-.
oI< oilers whose heai-h had been injured
lg confinement aud close arbitration. wi,b
the h1ppie,t tesultS- They restore ,hs ac-
;i1H of The SIoaTH Increase tie quality of
the bod. and iTpart 60 the wan and er,-
ria,ei system of the Invalid The rigor and
gov oftrue hea!;h.
These Bi.teaS arc warranted to be 4 pure
TX Vegetable compouEi-and mark tbis
X they can never DO the least injury in
any case whatever."
They are kept By persons as a FAMILY
MEDICINE aHd have been given to The
on account of the
nildness oftheir operation, with excellent
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LADIES'

VIII 10 well TO call early at Z. BEoKwITH&
Cos ifonIy for inspection ofthe numerous
materials fer summer dresses, there to be
found. such as Printed Lawns, Balzarines,
Grape De Lains. Corded Rep. and the most
iashiodable styles nfrieh and elegant PARKS
%; every variety tor morning dresses.
EPNo trouble TO show goods.
Nav /. lS45.
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FARMERS OF OLD ADDisoNl Have Won
forgot that the best stock of substantial sta-
pie dry goods, sugars. molasses. Teas. &c Al
the cheapest prices can be found at q. BecE-
with & Cos2
Roll up your double wagons and castthem
OF 1T your own prices,
M~iddlebury, May 9Th, 1915.
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There as no excuse

For the Headache lrhen you can o5,din the
Genuine MarsAGiFs aromatic CGtGrrh and
Headache Snuff.
This Snuf is 4 certain and perfect cure for
lAe CataTTh, also Common Colds in the Head,
and the Headache, and IS an excellent article for
sore and weak eyes. II "opens and purges out all
distinctions, strengthens the glands, and gives a
healthy action 70 the parts affected.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Al those wishing TO purchase the genuine ari-
Gle OF Marshall's Snuff, should purchase that Of
which H C. Gidley, Middlebury, vi is the pro
Pneior, and no other, as | manufacture PERSONAL
" the Snuff sold By said Gridley.
d. MARSHALL
certify that the above article was executed
IN my presence BY DR.. Marshall, andthat his sig
nature thereto is genuine.
DOrastuS Wooster-Judge.
MIdclebuv, January II, 1875. 3S
NIB The name OF II. c. Gridley. proprietor
VIII be ioun1 upon ever bottle Of the genuine
Improved Sanf. Sold wholesale anc
retail BY b c. Gridley, Miidlebury. VT AdENrs
W Russell, and s Moody, and By druggists
Throughout the U. States and Canada.
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OGfNApLB& Sc
BETERT.

iCASES PRINTS. for Gets and
Bales heavy Sheerings. upwards.
| do superior fine Unbleached Sheetings,
lease Bieached various quaiities) do
l 10 Heavy Ticks,
do do do for Underbeds,
Floor & Stair CARPETING,
2Cases Umbrellas.
do Para<ols, Parasoletts & Shades,
Bleached and unbleached Linens Il GRASS
CLoTHs.
e Case Indigo & Nader Gingham &
Apron Checks, together with a large and ex-
tensive stock of Foreign and Domestic Goeas,
ust received which are offered at a small adj
vance from cost, for Cash, Credit. or Pro-
dace' oy FRANCIS.
Nay Il, 1916.
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Lasts! I.asts!i
Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent
fOI the HARTFORD FIEE issuance COMPANY
for MIddlebury and vicinity, and will receive
proposals. for insuring property against loss or
damagc by Fire. The long established rePuia-
with which all their transactions have been
characterised render il Unnecessarytosa say any
thing in its favor. All business connected
with the sfice intrusted to him will be faith
fully and punc,ually transacted.
JONATE IN HAGAR.
Midllcbury, Feb pc, leI2 42;y Agent.
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NEWiBCOK STORE.

/. Y. CLARK. is now receiving
,u5 L.s for sale at tie green store, one door e~t Of
i VI Slade s Co., a general assortment Of Classical
and school Books, together with a select assortment
Of .ASp RELIGIOUS works. In
addition to the classical and school books in general
use. he has recently recaived the Mas. d striet
School Library, Comprising i goo- assortment, 81
instructive books in various departments OF useful
knowledge.
ALSO,
a full assortment Of the books published by the MASS
s. SOCIETY, suited to the capacities OF fine \ Dung,
the MiddIe-Aged and the aged. The salaiary inh1-
eDce or,bose Qualifications las been feiiaad aeknowl-
et-ed by the Christian Public for soyeraiyears with
churches Who wish &c SIMPLY their schools can OBJ
tain tI,eir books at tie same prices they are sold for
At the depository in Boston, with a sli=ht additional
charge for freight.
Also, full assortment Of the publications. 81 the
American Doctrinal Tract Society
Tbe above viii be sold invariably at The same prices
,bev are retailed in Boston Persons wishing 10
su1nly their Families and Schools Wilde well Ito cal
a., books wished for and not on hand canbe or
5ered. and obta- ned al short notice
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Hatsi! Hats!!i
DR.. MARSHALL-S
INDIAN VEGETABLE
BLACK PLASTER.

This Flas'er Is unrivalIed for curing soouful9u5
sEsLins. se--rey sores. lane tack, 5ur.s, PeiHs IN
the aides, hips Of lia5s
and seldom fails TO give relief If cases of local
rheumatism, lfaPplied to the side, it will cure
many Of common irz complaint, and II IS found
to be equal il rot superior. to any cam plaster. for
cOrns On the feet, Ii Immediately applied to a
Jresa rovad 1t wIllPTerenf sorz,ss, and cause il
qniekly to he4L-Families in the habit Of using
ihi| plaster, find it letter, than anything else for
all purposes for which a plaster orsalve is wanted
Its virtues have been witnessed by thousands Of
respectable individuals in various parts of the
United States, vhohAve tested lis efficacy
PRICE. IS cTs-PzR BOX,
~ Many certificates may be had, showi iisng
extraordinary effects.
BEWARE OF C1UNTERFEIrs--All those wishing
to Perchdse the genuine article Of Msrshalrs
PA ser should purchase that of which H. c Grid
ley Iiddiebury VT is the Gsneral Agent. aad No
etAeT, ssl Manufacture personally the Pa.'er sol6
by said Gridley. DR.. Marshall.
L Certify thar tie above ar icle was EXECUTED in
NY Presence by DR.. Marshall and that hisa 81 sda
tur thereto Is gena ne Dorssuss Wooster.
Sold Wholesale and Ret-le By II. c. Gridley.
General agent. Midd'ebury VT
WA. P. Russell. and Sidney Moody. and b,
Druggists generally throughout TIE L. States and
Canada 40
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Wool Growers
II 4 n E. y q TTC i

4 n t. y o TT E.
subscriber being very grateful, for the lib
eFal patronage that he has teen favored with. dur
ing the last year, would again announce 10 the
public generally, that be has purchased the
WOODEN FACTORY, formerly occurred By
EDYARD JEwETT, 81 New Haven East Mills. md
having employed the bestoi rorkEcu ard Put his
mGlttaey in thorough repair, is in readiness 10
receive aud manufacture Wool into PA Ci0.is
Sam e FTQHras on the most reasonable term
by the yard, or on snares, which he pledges shall
Be done in the best manner possible, and 10 the
satisfaction ola who may favor him with lhei-
patronage.
The subscriber viii give strickland constant e--
sonal attention 10 the business, and by reason C:
the experience lie has had as a manufacture,
hopes 10 receive again Z literalshare Of the pull
lie patronage the ensuing year.
EDWARD PHAIR.
NIB. he viii carry on he business Of Clo:a
Dressing Is formerly. E-P.
New Haven East Mills, Nay :, 1873. ,; TN
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GOODS.

The subscribers are now receiving a large sup
ply Of Spring and Summer Goods
Among the assortment will he found almost
every article of Staple Goods required in
this section, and Z gIeatvariety OF 1.-THE new styles
Of Goods for ladies Dresses, Florence s. Straw
Bohnets, Ribbons and Artiicials, &c, &C. &c,
which viii Re sold on terms as favorable a. aiany
store in the County. WRIGHT BUSH
Skoreham. MAY L. ISIS.
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and LIVER Complaints.
TT>hou.i 6e IeSo-ted 10 b al whom ale 7redis-
L roSet 20 colsumptioui6r. troubled with cough
OF cold. night swealS. asthma. Iein inthe side and
chest, difficulty Z. breathing. iishtIess and sore
ness across thcchesl, bronchitis. LiveTcomplailis
and al affections &. the pulmonary organs.
The Flooring aeeds no comment.
Greenfield, Saratoga CO., y. Y.
III. CT. Rosvel,-DeaT Sir:-Ihe love OF life
urges me 10 make this enoTI 10 obtain som OF
ycur medicine, Is believe il viii cure ne. !
viii give Z statement II ny case. About four OF
ire months ago | was taken with ( bad cold:
an was veTT LOar>e II Consequence of working
N w-te- Thle building Z saw mill, II Icing {
mcdaniel and was ulGer the doctcIS care about
four wees>, and got 10 e able 10 walk about. and
tired 10 DO a little work, which brought on z slight
feeding 0fiLe lungs. | returned home dispin,-
ed ard sick The nexl dav while sitting LV the
ire, q blood vssSel burst in my lungs, and con-
Iencei bleeding veTy fast. The doctor hap
Pene1tO &c near, and has done every hing in bis
Powcrto sop the bleeding, and finally succeeded
after lcoSiHs near Z quart from nv lungs. and
more from NJ arm But his did Lot last but q few
hours. M lungs we're 50 spasmodic the doctor
c1nid r0I control them, and Tor FIVE davs and
niSnih continued . bleed until there was nobloof
u -ul. when II ceased Il leit NE so weak | couId
scarcely breath or stir ! l7y for long time IN
one Position, until M lungs healed, and bean
t0gail a ii.:ls strength. But atou. four weeks
aso Z relapse cane on and | blei again at he
lungs, and continued 10 cough and raise large
Quantities o. tloO1y matter every dav. and was
rGTIciy h~zs,euirg 10 the grave. -Er friends and
Ee,shbor had givrnuP all hoFeS and told ne thar
ImlSt die My physician could give memo CT
ccatasement-excep thelllgs were no tvet ulcera-
TED and all hopes Of recovery gore, Until one Of
YOUR pamphlets were given ne describing Dr..
LsTbors Extract OlLulcEo1th sly neigiboE
obtained 4 bottle, fgr ne = I last resort. but with
very litile hCpe> Of II doing ne any good. Ihave
1ow taken il abort 4 week, and strange 10 sav
lr'n The fist dose | took @. il l began 70 mend
and NJ health i better every way. Nv ni-b-
SEe2iS have nearly ceased. ny strength improves
my .aiSlnSs are less, and hope is again revived.
euimy medicine Is almost gone. and | wish Won
70 send me two Uii,esimmeCiaielv. andifInecov-
er,l viii Go al in ny power TO spread the nevS
MAJ eOnSamld9 ce1 oe cured, ! remain vours.
&C. CHAUNCEY D. MEDBURY.
We do no,aSk people 10 seDr. Labors Fxtract
OF LuagEorlh unless they are convinced f7om The
pioci offered them that Z cure can Re efac,ei IN
al cases ofluny and Liver complaint. p7ovi5aJ
me diseases are not past human aid.
Forinrher proof see medical books in hands
OF the agents, containing certificates &c. All
persons desiring the a-ency ofthiS will pIeasa a.
ply to the proprietor. CT ROOSEVELT,
Sole Proprietor,
p Broadway, Albanu.
WI Russell. M~iddleburI,
r HrNTINeToS, Vergennes,
u. W.PARNELEE, Bristol.
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.ENTLEMEN's SUMNER WEAR.

GEN TLEMEN'S SUMNER WEAR.
Plain Black Cassimeres.
Fashionable Fancy do.of the most elegant
styles.
Gambroons,
Sack coating, &c,
Summer cloths ofiall descriptions. Jus;
received and for sale BY
May 5. z. BECKWITH & co.
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Organs, Seraphines and
FIelodians.

The subscriber would respectfully inform
all persons who wish to procure either Of the
above named instruments, that he is now
prepared 10 manufacture them in the best
manner and on the most favorable terms.
He is now finishing several s~eraphines of diff
erent sizes, some of which will be done in a
few days, and all interested are invited 10
examine them.
o These instruments are enclosed in cases
resembling the Piano Forte. They are well
adapted for PaTlor or Church music, and much
admired for sweetness Of tone and highly recon-
men6ed BY many Of the first teachers as the bes,
instrument for an assistant in culuTaiing and
bringing to perfection the voice.
The subscriber is authorized TO sell a fine
toned Parlor Organ, consisting of four
stops. viz: Stopt Diapason, Dulciana, Prin-
cipal and Fifteenth. Ii is enclosed in a
handsome Mahogany Case, with Two sets o;
ornamental gilt pipes in Gothic frames, aHd
throughout 1t is a nicely finished instrument.
Its sufficient in power for a small Church:
OrgaSs, Piano Fortes, Accordions and 9TH
er instruments, tuned and repaired. Piano
Strings furnished from one 10 a full sett.
All Jobs done al low prices and warranted
TO give satisfaction. Shop southof the Com
mon at the sign of the Harp.
1T. PACKARD.
Middlebury, June 10; 1915.
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100 PAIRS

Farewel's Best BuskiLs, Walking Shoes.
and Slips, just received and for sale bv
IRA STEV4RT.
March 18th, 1875,
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J. NEWTON'S

JAUNDIJE BIIIERS.
For ~Jaundice, Dyspepsia Nausea. FIatu-
ience, Sick Headache and all Bilious afec-
tons, Liver Complaints. &c. Sold wholesale
n retail by II. c. GRlDLET.
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NEW CASH STORE.

The subscriber Is now receiving a large and
well selected assortment ofGOOds, adapted 70 the
season. which he viii sell al very low potts and
small prices for CASH. HsENoS A. SHELDON.
MItdiefurv. Nav 70. 1915
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Ploughs,

TABORS Premium Ploughs Nos. , and 2I-2
1 Side-hIl and Com Ploughs, Culivators and
Plough Points-a large assortment constantly on.
hand for sale BY A. P. ROSCOE
NewH aven, June 20, 1916. :
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GOODS.

HAVE Just returned from Market and
am now openings stock of goods consisting
o falmost every article called for in the line
of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Crockery,
Glass and China Hare. Hard-rGre. Gro
o%eTics, Drugs and Dye Sfyfs, which Ihave
purchased at very low prices and am willing
to sell al a very small advance from cost.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited
10 call and examine goods and prices, and |
think they cannot fail Of being suited.
L.C. MEAD.
Cornwall VT. Nav 7th IS45.
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LINSEED OIL.

Oh hand a quantity Of O'Elanegan's superior
sesd IN which Will Re sold By The barrel a.
New 1ork prices freight added. and at retail raw
COHeq atlow prices WRIGHT&BUSH.
Shoreham, April Ist.. 1916.
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BOOTS.

200 pairs thick and thin, sole Leather. upper lesh
er, and ealfsk ms, for sale by WRIGRT& Bush.
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TT'>houlib e Ieso.ted 10 by al whom ale 1reiis-
L F0set 20 consumptionf0 ~ Troubled wiki cough
or coll, night sweals. asthma, isin inthe side and
chest, d~itfcul.y u Breathing. IishtneSs and sore
ness across the chesl, bronchitis. Liver complaints
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-02
Digest OF Vermont Reports.

VHNHE subscriber has in preparation Digest Of the
N Reports Of Decisions of the Supreme Court OF
the State of Vermont, from the earliest published
es to the present time. including many manuscript.
not published,
The work has been in part prepared and will bo
completed by examining every and tho opinions
of the court with full references TO all cases in which
the same principles of law have been decided--te
10 overruled and statutes on which de.
cisions have been madc with full references to Am.
ericnn and English Reports Also an appendix con.
tanning judicial history Of the state with biographi
cal notices of the principal judges and lawyers with
names and residences of the present atornes and
counsellors in the state.
The work will be completed as enfly as practicable
after the completion of the Digest of English Conn
mon Law Reports now in press and Judge Bouvier's
Edition of Bacon's Abridgemcnt in which he has
made full references to oil the American Reports both
of which ii is expected will be completed and pub
lished within year.
The same plan will be adopted for publishing so
satisfactory in publishing the Revised Statutes of this
State, by using various qualities of paper and binding
thus making the book at so low a price as TO come
within the means of all wishing it-and fine copies
will be sold a lower price than any Digest of Am.
erican Reports has been published. A large sale is
confidently looked for, which will be necessary 10 de-
fray the expense. CHAUNCEY GOODRICH.
Burlington, April, Is45. 409w3
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Notice EXtra".mA Gard,

ENHE subscriber; ever grateful for public patronage
l. would take this method to acknowledge with
thankfulness, the kindness of a generous public in
contributing SO literally TO his necessity in his 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 TO rebuild
his Factory at South Danville, destroyed by fire on
the 2s of December last, and has put into operation
large and elegant set of machinery superior prob.
ably TO any ever set to running in this part of the
country, and equal TO any started in our manu-.
featuring New England. 81. a,H '' 4a--a
Thus his new Factory being in full and successful
operation, and having employed experienced work.
men to assist in carrying the same, he is now pre-.
pared TO receive wool to work on shares or Nv tic
yard, into good cassimeres fued cloths, flannels Of
all colors, double width blankets, horse blankets.
blanket shawls, &c &C., and in addition to that he
has superior set of machinery for carding rolls and
dressing custom clolh; and soliciting tho patronage
of the public as formerly, he would invite tho at
tention 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. IA aaasa 81 anla71
uTWanted in exchange for work 500 barrels q
good old soap. Also, all kinds of country produce
received, usual, for which liberal price win DO
given. All work warranted, and damages made
good. CALEB HARVEY.
Danville May l5, 1915. 4OsK