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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

STATE of ERMONT} ISE i, remem-
Dlslric, Of F4irhaven, IS. ID bcred that
a, probate court holden at Ca.,cton in
and for said district, on the nth day Of
Alul, 1913.
Present, 4. Warner, Judge
Or,n and William Goodrich executor Of
last will and testament nf David Goodric b
late Of Wells in said district, dcceasaj, pro-
posing TO render All account OF their admin
iatratiou OF SAID estate.
|, is ordered tina, said account be received
and examined for allowance on the four.
leeu,h day Of Nay. next, al the probate Of
flee in Cashelon, and that this order be pub.
lished three weeks succosivciyprcvious there
Ia In the Rutland Herald newspaper print
ed a, Rutland, which sha die Sufficient no.
lice TO all person, interested of the time and
place OF examining said account,
A true copy OF Rdcotd4
10 Is +. LANGDON, Register.
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MA RRlED.

In this town on the 9th ul,, by Rev.
J. W lockwood, Mr. Roswell E. Allen
OF Poultney to Miss Human Clark Of thi,
town.
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70 THOSE WHO THINK

VIIuArp a,s.,scf Aha 10 au,,rsl,h,
w ,Iufs' ifo~ IL " inst thes nan dusn
iitv 81 matter erNn the puiui ~ lsnsr
should H. capable ~ eaosirs the mos, test.
fol cutr,la,nt.t How 4. " TIM ne ,c~ih NJ
a dpr, Of an sist. or Of q rAulesnskr, should
We capable oi inpsunc rntladrc. l~tue
which the most pp~e,lul ot The mns, feeble
hf victims " y not ,hst ile ,iru. has the
s,nc power over he fnids this hum n hc'
A, ma, yeas, has UPON tcimeoung liquors '
Nuw some persons have their blood w %
pure q state thA, they csnup receive intcc'
iton ~ any kind. Many cases have occurred
vhets a abid dug has the sane day 6itien
several persons, soupc OF whom have ESCAPED
entirely, while olheis hs,e died. Thu, T.
only 10 he accounted fnl on the rrire,ple
that ihc-- was NJ impure blood upon wh~h
n act IN those PERSONS who escaped. Az
car be In ,his cundi' 'or VIM wish, and who
are wiling t1 Tters~vetr with the
ikANDRErH PlLt.S
until Iucr blood !, entirely tegencta,si ADD
freed from an novtry How lmpousnlil IL
they should b, prvcii tied.
DE CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEIT
The follownp ere he only auihoussd =.
gents for the sale OF .Ao Braudrcih Pills and
Lipiment in Rutlahd County
WI CStoddard, Ripley s Bailey. Ru,
land Beaman s Son, West Puulinev G.
/ X Wake, Bensiin. X = Armstrong, West
haven. b Cood~in. Cas,lr,nu Hodge, &
/ Hawkins West Css,leton, A Willard. Fair
hsven, W. II Ca,liu & Co Orwell; Buck
master, Shrewsbury, s Townsend, wslling
/ ford. Lopham and Vail South Wallingr ford
/ T. T Rogers Dandy, Wheadon & swallow
Pawle,, II Simonds, PiuIfjri, Ira Button
Brandon Ira Bingham, sudbury, y W
Sawyer, falmouth Vail and Ots. Middle
town, Allen Grover. Wells u nitchcocI
Clarendon SPRING.; Noyes & lIarus, Eas
Poulincy l.. Preston. Piu,feli. Jones 1
Dow, CuuinGsyIls, r. Richardson, Jr She,
burne Ia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-24

RURT Il MASON offer Tor saic
Sbovvls sPad.S manure forks, hoes
prong hnes, &C. rs
hpfll Q, as.
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TAItcE-N6.
JOHN I. KNIGHT

MOULD inform the Inhabitants or H.
town, and ihe community In gehetal,
that he has received the spring and iummfr
Fashions 70, isf3, directly from New York
And having the best of ~oIkmah. he 10 nov
prepared to execute With the greatest posi-
bic dispatch all Kinds of garments Ia his line,
IN the most fashionable and durable style.
an as cheap il M, cheaper than any olht
establishment IN The cou~fy Having h.,
some 20 Yeas experience In the bu, ine.s.
nc has ssen ihc Jmpossibilit, Of making Jour
niiurs oil women, snd therefore ifs work 1.
don~hy men, solely, and warranted so ft.-
Cutting foi others TO make. done rs usual. at
a HbcIsl discount, nj hts did Stand over Jas
Bltvc,t's store, one DIOR north Of the Frank
lin lI0;el
T. X. tenleH bis sincere hacks 10 his
patrons for their liberal support. the pas,
year. and oafnesuy soIclls their patronage
lnr the future, aid more particularly solicils
what l'tlle charge there m1y be VI Over one
years standing, Als
WANTED
One or two first talo Journcymen TO which
good encouragement will be glten.
Rutland. April, isi5
\. y. For We information ~ tho Tenn
prrance community, will state, the trade
Will be conducted on Temperance principles
~ all respecls, Tor one year from date.
Is 3m }. +. X.
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DIED

10 Clarendon, on tho 9th inst Edwin
Gibson, Aged rs yesrs. .s,iAs
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A Ii persons are fortSd hArb0ring OF lrusi
"a '"S H,li-'n Harrison Waterman Indss
lu'ed boy, on my secov nj. - he has ieh nv
emfl"yH'sn'. and shall pay no debts of bis
cJpincuHg % lie fes3osibie fpI b.. conduct
Aner this dste. WM EGGLESTON
Msn5on, Nsrcb 90. Is45 ~
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w fihr subscfibFfs, beng appointed ~
w the Hon, the Probate Couti lor the dis
tnct 81 Rutland, commissioners 10 rereiss
examine and adjust eli claims and dsGspdss
VI all perS ps "A aiHsl the estate Of
jeom'dh P0pSr' late Of PiHslov5
IN saii district. JeoenseI, tepreseGlsd insol-
vent. and also oil claims and dsnasd. slhIb.
itct N offset thereto, md @ nnIahs iF0m the
iIIn cay Of Msrch. 5,bsing sllo~- d by said
roufl Tor that puTPosV. We do ihsrelors hste
by give notice that We vii sueHd 10 the bn
sness Of our SAID Appuinlnrni =, The dive
Img house Of John Bs,ls, In Pittsford
90 the las, Tuesdays 81 NAY and August
ney' rom one un,tI ar o'csock o. "a
On each of sAId day..
DssSo GoFrIN. Coa,,,
> PtsVitLo,
prtsford. hatrh II. fs4S 81
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p.a ft Gte 1%%% tS%' p,oo'.
cuufl holden Al Rutland within and Tor sal.
cisuic, on the TN day Of Aprr, 1915
Present WIN Han, Jrdge
Joshus Harrington adminit,tstor of tie
estate al Ira Spauldins late of lra, In said
district deceasel having this day made ~,
licatod 10 said coIu IN writing represent
ing liiat The personal estate Of said
deceased, Is Insufficient n pay the
debts Of said decreased and etpeuses ~ sd-
Immigration bS moro than slO00 AMI thu
The sale Of all the real estate. Of sid de
ceased invenioried as une undivi
ied halfof The sune farm estate m reeling
hpuse in Ca'crcrsh amounting 20 one fiiL
part at Ihe uu,ru sips ~ sllI house. sup
posed 20 Le about 20 in number, also slip
10 20 IN The above named huuse, 100 acres
~ mountain land IA Mountrdly * necesssrJ
~ the payment Of .aii dclrs sad expenses
and praying said couu 10 grant him license
10 sci; az ~ said tesl estate
!, - ordered and 6i~ferd by said rouh
tha, sal application Le referred ioi hesfine
anil drpl ,iou /. ole GfI Mundav being the
5,h dlt .of say neat. ard ihlta ropy Of TIN,
GteY 10 pui1idlri tire Heeks sdrtessively
previous thereto 10 he krland Herald, !
newspaper printed al RuIlAnd, that all per
sons Interested may appear spd give bond,
lo' the Taynent Of SAID debts. snd
eSpeb-eS.ot Otherwise inject TO the same II
they zee cause, \ ir,.s copy Of rscnfd
HENRY HALL Register
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THE AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC
AND MILITARY NNIVERSI.
TY, At NORWICH. VT.

rAPTAlN PARTRiDGE would inform
~ tho public that the spring Term Of the
above institution will cnumsuce, under hj,
personal supcrintendence AMI instruction. on
Monday tbs 2sih day OF April. 1915. The
course OF instruction Is extensive, practical
and we'll calt u!4ied TO piepate young men
tor the correct "is'hafgs Of theu duties Of
any situation 40 .i'". whether public or pri-
yalc, civil or mlilafy. The expenses for ,u
lilon, room rent, and contingent expenses re-
main unchanged and amounts 10 fotlv four
dollars per annum OF forty eignt weeks ~
eleven colIan pct quarter. Board (rnm rs
cents, To l,50 per week Candidates lot
admission ate requested TO Join as near tue
commencement OF The tenn az possible.
The y. H. Patriot will please insiet the
foregoing three weeks 1918
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PAINTING.

rAltRlhGE pointing, signs. sleir
" cloth "iodo~ cunSins with n beRuii
FOL landscape Ia ms een,te, House furniture
panied mIhogany, resembles IN ieIiurr: mn
pie resembles painted. &c House fuTr
tore vanished ~ H'e hcst mann-r
Work done a. well ~ any county WOW
any per-on wishing fof any psidling, csr a
Giihen BUsh0t's pant ship. Few rods rAsr
Of Pa~iei rillsre and si,ali be vrry h.ptc
in wait On 700 GlLBKRT #jSHOR
Pawlrl, Ruilshd To, W Mr.. 5isIB as
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RARE CHANCE.

WANTED as an apprentice at the Tin
w and Sheet Iron mandatory IN the
village, mn active, honest, intelligent boy,
who c an come well recommended for so.
briefly and attention TO business and whose
general department will be found ptina "a.
Gle evlden,s Of The above qnallfc atoms,
will find first rate chance to be master OF
a good trade, which will be better 10 him
than large fortune by inheritance
ETHAN JUDD
Rutla nj Anil ~, fe<5.
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NOTICE

HERBY certify tbs, tisve this da, Civ
1 en- NV son Volney sh,Ppy The remaining
pat Of has minority sod shall claim none OF
Lis wages NOR pay debts OF his contracting
after ths dsie. his
WILLIAM X SlllPPY
mark
Shrewsbury, Aprl Is, lsI5. is
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Chair ManufaCtory,
TIL L subscriber continues 10 carry O
CHAIR MANUFACTORING

CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at the old stand Of b. 4; s. EIDgeI
buch, where he Will be ready AT all times
10 furnish Fancy & Windsor Chairs, Sci
ices, Boston Rocking Chairs &c, of every
description, which may be called for, a
short notice and on The most reasonable
lerms. He Will also execute House, Sign &
Ornamen,al Painting, and House PaperiUg
IN a superior manner.
From his expe.ience in the business aol
lis facilities of manufacturing the various
articles Of his line, he Gallers hImset lba
he shall bo able to furnish as good work
and upon as reasonable terms as can he
lone in the county, all Of which he will
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
n. B. Orders from a distance will be
strictly ard punrtually attended to.
B HAGENBUCH.
Bonm,|urg, Dec. 80, IS43
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NOTICE

is hsreby given 10 the Auditors Of Co
lumbia county, ths, in accordance with n,
of An Act Of the Generai,Assem
hly passed The l5lh dag Of April, A. d
1884, they are hereby rPquiredto meet a
'he Commissioners Ofice in DanViIe, .,
lhe frs, Monday, to wit, the Oh day 9
Jacuarv A. u. Is45, tor The purpose Of ad
ius,lrg and settling the public arr"nnIs %
he Treasurer and Commissioners Of sal
Cor The Term 1914.
By order of The Commissioners.
f.. MENDENHALL, CiHk.
Comm RS. OrYICE D4n, lille,
Deheuber 20, 1874.
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NOTICE

wFTHEREAs, the undersigned gave hia note
w to Wiinm hol.cuy, da,ed November
Is. 1874. Gny dui!lIs payable six months from
date, Or lie inpr'' ement upon certain piece or
t-a-, of hud aUd having riuce a'ccduincd thar said
NcHenry had no tile 10 the SAINT tbo,eforc here.
hy rluuop uIl persons n1!to purchase ,aiI nois as
shlIi rr!uss 10 pay it uu!yss cowp.I'niby law.
fEPER LuNGER.
Dvsrs, : fgEs!4
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LOOK HERD!
EAsZGEONABLE TAILORING,
Cone one, come GH gire me a call 1!

yHTHE subscriber returns his sincere ,hanIe
Y tor the liberal patronage heretofore bcstoved
upon him, and hopes for continuance of the sg,re.
with an i.crcnse duo the merit Of his shop. Ho in.
tends 81 arng nci'lcr lgin or luicur to render
abstraction in any rg.a.lG will wauert his v,I
lone with taste aud Gwubl.ty.AND AiiJTII
NEATER THAN CAN BE LONE IN ANY
JJuERSHOP IN THIS PLACE. He has
just received Mahans. late report Of Fashions from
Philadelphia. which can be seen at his shop 4, anv
lime, sy which he is enabled to cut according 10
The Ia est style, or to order llis prices are in
accordance TO the tines. All kinds Of country
produce taken in payment for work at market t,r;,
4 very reasonable discoun, for cs.h.
y. S LEIDY.
\. D. cossss done with the g'satest ears,snd
!. The shortest notice.
? s L.
Bl'c1 5urg, oc,.. ist-.6
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LADIES AN9 !9kyNLkEMSNs
MAGAZINE
FOR 1S4S.

~RAHAM's MAGAZINE has long enjoyed
M tho enyable reputation OF being the lust pc.
nOulcal in the T. > both in the quality and mum
bcr ols embellishments, and in he tone of iis lit
erary matter. II IL the cheapest well as the hest
For the year 1874 the publisher has given about
20 pages more original matter than any fhs CO.
lemporaries mote original steel engraslngs, IN adj
iition TO fashion plates and colorcd flowers. The
cheapners aud merit Of thee-dolIar magazine over
all Others are apparent, which has made sn outlay
Of Seven Thousand Dollars greater than othersand
an addition OF engruvngs over other magazines that
would embesh fhe costlest Annual. The pub
Usher /. however satisfied that nothing but real CO
lsklsacs can maintain the high position his perodi.
cul has attained in the United StsteA
The publisher does not hesitate TO say that he
dsdes all competition with Gsham's magazine for
lsi5. His Immense subscription list, the merit
and number Of his contributors, the high order oI
the engravers engaged, tue number and variety Of
sleseut plates already purchased and on hand and
he immsnse facility which his capital and position
give to prosecute the work render any efforts at ii
val a matter of rdcule, kvsry. number " the
work issued, bears with it the evidence Of its tri.
umphant success, aud establishes the impossiblily
of .ucc' sslul competition improves and extends
for good works, that nothing ola humbus order
will be tolerated.
Every numper of Grlham's Magazine is issued
at cost Of nearly S4000-the plates alone consist.
lug nearly halt the most of the plates are On
Original American Paintings, executed expressly
orthe proprietor, for engravings for the magazine
Among the pictures painted for the volume for
ls45, ute two by sully, the greateat artist, seyela
by Leut2e, Chapman, lnman. Conaroe, Rothsrmel,
Thomson, and others Of the best artists Of Amcri.
ca. The cost Of getting up embellishments in this
style may be estimated when we state that some of
these picture. cost S2o0 piece, and will cost Us
sons OF them three times that sum to have them
and worked off or the edition OF Graham
But NJ cos, shall be spared to keep our proud
position at the Aead Of the Periodicals oil the
world.
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CLOCK * WATCH
MAKING.

GTSTGwTS To eEUlTZS
MD ESPECTFuLLY informs the citizens Of
.MN Columbia county, and the public generally
hOl lie has locacd himselfin BOomsbure on Main
street opposite st, paul's Church, where he ba'
opened shop, aud is now ready and prepared to
receive aud execute all work in his line Of business,
with dispatch and 10 HOrkmanlks manner
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GRAIlAM'S ELEGANT EMBELLISH.
MENTS.

The most splendid engravings Of all sorts lend
their charm to the page OF Grsham's magazine.
Every thins in the way Of novelty and beauty that
has ever been invited 10 laid under contribution
Nothing that capital and taste can supply ID unit
Ted. First, as the mos. eegan! and appropriate, as
we'll as The most popular establishment, We place
Sartain's Brilliant MeSotint Engraving.
We were the first 10 introduce this beautiful sly lie
Of work, as a regular establishment of the popular
montklies. Its wide spread reputation thro' the
means Of our ampclsi, called forth host OF inita.
tors, but Up to this time nothing has been produced
TO rival the glorious pictures given in Graham
'Ihe Shepherds Love, and 'lhs Coquetto,
These with al host Of Others done for us by Mr.
Sartain, stand unprecedented and alone q, the
head of American engraving We have severa!
of these inimitable plates under way, and shall
give ons m the January number.
TO POSTMASTERS AND OTHERS
The high fnsri, of Graham's magazine considered
the publisher faiters himself that tho following lib.
eral terms will inducs. thousands to subscribe,
TO CLUBS.
The following PROPOSALS are maJet-2 copies fol
SIS; for $40; for SIS l for $40.
TO the Postmaster or other persons forming
"a club, the Publisher will forward Move! for every
'ubscriber sent, so that by varying the hoeks, .
complete library may bs obtained by any person in
"a short time.
Single Copies, three dollars per annum in ,d
vance. And to the person sending the money, q
|copy Of 'Ringwood the Rover Herbcta pda.
Novel and also copy of The Cams Of Ar AID
Beauty beautiful work for q ady's Cente
Fable, con.ainin! thirteen splendid steel snc
mezIotin, Ensrav.nss, ~lll 10 forwarded .rstis
Address.
GEORGE r. GRAHAM.
Nc. IS Chestnut, Street Philadelphia,
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BLANKS! !--nLANKS

,~@.Irs'ic,sRlnk EXECUTIONS end
6l.HNpNS jGsl priaed and Gcr sale al
t.s tl..a
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ort tp;

\ ouitG;
.tr,rB stomach;
clean tongue; SWEEP heath; no itching pimpes
lsp"ts on tho GSin; no piIeE no burning beat
lany part Of the hody no excessive thirst when
Exposed to labor or other known cause; 10 i
Eruption to any natural evacuation nor pain at
periodical return.
VI here the state Of the system does not ham
ize with the aboy1 picture Of health, it Is Of
greatest importance that no tine lie lost IN fCl.
for doctor, or in the use Of foolish remedies
often the rcsultol speculaon instead Of this co
te dose Of BRANURETH'S PILLS le tu
which will not deceive, but will at once resic
health to the organ or part TINT requires IT,
All who with To preserve their health, plI wh
are determined to defend their life against the en-
croachments Of disease which might send them pre-
matuely to the grave, will, without hesitation, ha,r
recourse to the Brandreth Pills when the state ui
the system does not harmonise with the above pic
TUE of health.
Those who live in a country where contagious or
other diseases prevail, should o.lcn think Of thi,
irue picture ofhcolth, and observe himself with par
icusr attention, in order to act accordingly. The
wise and rightly directed will follow ibis adyicc
he unwiOe ste leit 10 their own destruction.
AG En- r =.
Washngton--Ro Robert M'kny.
Jerseytown-L & 4. T. DissI.
Danye-E. y. Reynolds & Co.
Catawissa--C. C. Erobet.
Bloomshurg-J. r. Moycr.
Limeslonc-- BabLit & M'Ninch.
Buckhorn--.M 6. Shoemaker.
Lime Ridcc-Andre & Miller
Berwick W Stiles
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TIE DIMC(EAGIC u ION,

ScmLU Uechy darjng the Scsajon u
tie Lcgialoi,re oi THO DLL
Lars!
The Democratic Union u, o7 usual, lc pub.
'islcd twice q week. Turing the coming session O.
tie LEGISLATURE. aud We embrace an early ocCaso.
tu commend # to thr favor oithc rcndirg public
Neither pains or expense shall he spared to impalt
t. its coumns OGGuorpl zfst aud Nilor, Amp,
and correct report Of the proceedings Of lie tw,
mpuchcg together with sketches Of thc duhltcs On
ail public and important questions, will he furnish
ed competent senoEIaI tiers having hCcn engaged
iur that purpose. Tie Installation Of new ad.
minislratious, State aud Nullorahand the tGvcopc.
meut ot the measures thew may propose to thc|
country, will render The coming winter CHt Of I'M
usual public interest Persons lesirous Of obtaining
'JuC and early intelligence wI always hnd in lhcI
Democratic Union true and honest chronicle
To Attorneys, Judges Justice Of the Peace and
pub'ic officers generally it will 10 invaIuabc, as
re Union executes oil the STATE PRINTING !
and the LAWS ofa pnblic and general nature An
published in it Immediately after their passage anG
uIly three months totole promulgated in pumphlc'I
form.
10 increase uur facilities for the most promp
execution Of all the public printing, we are nov
prol lc.ng ouI presses by ihc aid Of STEAM amo,t
important matter to tie legislative hody.
4 corps of aJle correspondents have been en-
ploycd 81 Washington City, who will keep curl
readers constantly apprIfcd oteyents !raupiTug at
tue seat ot tho National Goycrnn.cnt.
TERMS.
For The whole ycar. Ss col
For the session only, itvlce week. 2C1I
ANY person sending lis five mh.rrhe-s for the
session, accompanied by ten collars, shai receive
copy gratis Tor bis lreuhIr. Payments may bu |
lon.mitted by mail, and tie Tcst Masters arc
q frank ia''crs canhing nenn, fur rcwr
,-p~ sub scnpiicDs Add;c~s:
Isaac G, A'EI'LLE { c., J
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.4D.UINISTR4TCR'SNO2YCE
Evate Of Philip DodGer, late Of Orane
fvunyhip. deceased,

Ma 1T.VE v hereby given that letters of admin
"a ii 5iiIn a. The above mentioned estate, ,hay,
Teen rrcuici 10 he subscriber residing in Tho
tow psk!p si Nrsnae. ~ lessons indebted to the
aaid s"la!e are hagety rr.iicd to mako immediatf
payment, lnG th,se having ,imG are requested to
present inero TIope.lY pu.hGltauted fol setcmcr
before Il e tirst uf NW,ntrr neg,.
JOHN PARKS AIM
Orange tp. Sept 7, 844-.2O.
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will be done to the satisfaction Of the customer,
well Of Clocks and Watches as Of Jewelsy, and h
will, further, warrant his work to DO executed a
well as any in this section Of the Sla'e. lie vii
also make to order
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SURVEYING COMPASSES

or pocket, and in short, will do all otherwoyk rsu'
ally done in well cl ulsed respectable establish
ment. He hopes by strict attention 10 bushes
aud desire 10 please TO eceye liberal share Q
patronage, Country Produce taken in paymen
for work nt the market prices.
Boomsturg November Ib, le44--.3et
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.Scmi.U echy durjng the .Scsaion u
tie LcgiSloiwe m THO MI
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Clocks & watches
REPAIRING & CLEANING

of the best quality, can be had a! his establishment
on very reasonable term.
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