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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-07
CROCKERY WARE

CRoCKERY, Nc
S.P.DEWEY,
Importer and Dealer in Freuch and English
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTAENWARE,
isi Water street. (opposte l. 5 Hotrl)
Newly ok,
Would reform h,s aud the public, that having been
making large additions 10 his establishment he has
offer them the extensive and complete assortment Of
Goods his line before opened this country cud
ins. addition 20 the above,
Stone Ware Looking asses,
Clocks, Solar, Astral and Hail Lamps,
Girantoles, &c. nc. &c.
All of winch viii be sold favorable those Of
similar establishment IN the llited States 2Siy
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Of die dsag-eab!e Pains hict are liabIe.
The ioloniH; testimony from al mos cis;lanis
ed practical Dentists viii te considered sueent evidence Of
is merits
NEw-ToRz December 70, 1874.
Ness.s a. B. S1yp, x Co:
Geatsmen-in the course M practice have sr;ensiye
used with much success, yoar love dyne ior The
relief of the ToorHAcHE: and constantly recommend II
M patients deem maan ~ satisfaction 70 you
an yours Tefy respectfully.
NJ. LEVEFT. Der;is:,
2s1 Broadway corner Of W srren-s;reet-
Prepared and sold b. 4 B. SANDS 20. hsraiss and
DrusEis;s Zj Broadway corceE OF Chlrterst Granite
Buildings Sold stTg fuonstteei, and y East Bro adSay
and by al resTectable drrszist and nntI
particular and ask for SANDS GLOVE ANODA NJ
Price . ~ i'm
ygJHALEBoNEs, Shoe Thread, weiring Cord &c. ecr-
~ SANITY On hand and sale low in lots to suit by
e7r Up. VAN Fps, le3 Pea-l St
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~ AT PRIVATE. SALE-The Brick House aud Lot
@ on the North side Of 22d frs house east beng
.1 10 feet from the Third the Bulls Head
Inn Lot - fee; b. sS itet inches house @ eet by
n feet with building the Of the lot house built
best manner, by DAY work with Y inch walls &c
The property in and title -Tect Stage every Ten
minutes to and from the Bulls Head Tavern aud Wall street
Half OF purchase money may remain on bond ana mort
gaze several years cent The premises rent al pre-
sent 10. $500 per annum. Apply 10 ~,
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER < co.
M Broad usar " all.Strest
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HILLS Il HUMPHREY,
dl3 lawlOw Attvs for Insolvcnt
1,HEKlFt7S sNLf-By virtue OF OF ttr iaC,a', 70
- directed and delivered will expose 10 sale II tn te
day OF April next At o'clock VI all the right Iitle and
OF JuStus D. Miller which he had the 18th day
June. 1914 any time afterwards whose hands socvrt
the may be- Of aud 10 the following property, 10 w.t.
All thar ceun piece parcel or 10. Of ground >'t9ate LYNX
and being the Norhe " side Of FOu-st ct, distant
hundred and eight feet from the Northelerly 81 Az
enuc and Fourth street and running thence NoHhey and
parallel with Avenue ninetySJ feet 10 the centre ne
middle Of the block below Fourth and Flth-,tree and Az
and d. thence tastcry along said centr line tNeH
feet five niche; aud Of an inch TO land now
late belonging TO Hamilton Murray thence southc:y lnd
thence Westerly along the No',herly SIDE Of Fouth'sst
twrntyone feet five inches aud onssr'ch OF m inch - ifon
81, eij. WM. JONES. Sheriff
HN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate Of ibe
county OF Ncw-York Notice is hereby given TO all per-
sons having claims against ANN ELIZA COLGATE late
city York. deceased to present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscriber at No ~ GIN street
on. or before the 30th day of July next.
"a law6m JAMES STOKES. Administrator.
~ PURSUANCE OF an order OF The Surrogate OF The
county of NcwYork, Notice is hereby given 10 all PER
sons having claims against GEORGE RIDER late u The
Island Cuba merchant, deceased, to present the same
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber at the residence
william Ripley, No. ~ Divson-sleect, in the city Of
NewYork on before the 2lst day Of June next-laIed
New-York, the 18th day OF December. lsii.
d2O iaw6m. STEPHEN J RIDER Administrator
~ PURSUANCE OF an order Of the surrogate OF tie
county New York, Notice Is hereby given To all per,
persons having claims against SUSAN AYCRlGG. late o.
the city OF NsYork. deceased, 20 present the same WIN
vouchers thereof the subscribers hn residence 81 b.
Aycrlgg, No. 400 Greenwich In the city OF New
York. on, before the l2h day Of June next.
Dated New York, the lnh day of December, 1874.
d6 law6m -. AYCRIGG. 5
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-sl-a. COUNTRY SEAT al tiShEl Landing, Durchess

a.. COT NINl SEAT al tishlli l.anding, UncIess
sTS& County, for sale at Aucon-inthony j. Beeekef
.-4.. will sell at Auction Tuesday, .st April, at y
o'clock on the premises that beautiful country
l-nce Fishk Laudins known As the ByueS Place con
lnins about lGi of good land which commot-
Gus dwelling house barn aud other bindings and one OF
the best orchards of apples in the with 'arety Of
other fruit Also the and place Of land
adjoining the above and constituting OF the most elegant
building SPOT, on the North River be sold separately from
be above The terms of sale viii be made known apg
cation to VI Hasbrouck ESQ Newburgh TO Geo u aw-
- y, a. pine.s,r.r, Now York f.! awGw r.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

p BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, &c-CHAMBER-
H LAIN Is GoLDrHWAIT Manufacturers and Com
~ mission Dealers No, 217 Pearl street, have large
s supply of goods. suitable & the Ueerq, StberH and
Cy TrCde and constantly receiving from the manuac-
;urcrs, Chamberlain. Cutler x Co., Iloeston and ~ H.
Godthwat & Co. East Stonlngon, Mass fresh supplies,
consisting of
Mems and Boys Russo: ard thick pegced Brosans
Do DO Kip and Calf do.
10 do do Grain and do thick pcgSed Boots.
Do do do and 90 sewed Brogans
Ladies Cali, Kid and Cater Boots
do do walking Shoes
Do Kid, Morocco do
Together with variety OF other articles in the ard
Shoe line which they will sell low any Of the dealers
Eastern manufacturers, for cash or approved endorsed
notes.
~. Liberal advances made on cOnsgnments, sly
\ DOLLAR SAVED Is A DOLLAR EARNED"
" the best advantage respectfully notified that they
can purchase Hats aud Caps at
hoBkRTsofN srk fBBGafHHiNN MT AND CAP
No 100 Fulton side Of Broadway, much cheaper
than other place IN the city AGineHue adhrner 20
system OF large sales small profits aud cash delivery,
enables the proprietor offer the different articles his hue
az the following reduced rates
First quality Nutria Fur. ................s55 50
Second " OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Nioleskin Observation-Disclosures. ........... ~
Frs, quality men and boys.
Second 60 ..-......... / w
Third - ...... -
These articles are not only quite equal but III respects
Especially in the style OF rmmnS) superior 10 any IN The
city. comparison OF the Quae. and prices with those of
other establishments Will show deduction OF 81 10 y so on
customary prices All Hats warranted OF the most fashionable
Broadway patterns.
offer very advantageous bargains 10 wholesale dealers aud
country merchants 1871 Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-07

LIVERY CUrAxEors ERUPTION Of THE SKIN. Sores,
IL Chapped Flesh Disdguremcns, are cured perua-
Ne ntly and all marks eaced from the skin, by using cake
OF the true Jones Italian chemical Soap In many cases it
acts Ike charm. Ii has often
Chan ged the color Of Discoiorci sin removed Pm
pics, Bi0tchcS, Freckles, &c.
And many physicians have found 1t the following
ses when every internal and external remedy have been
used in vain
Rnswo,7n, Sore Heads, Barriers Itch, SAT-
Rhelun. ScurV. EryspciGS,
and IN TRUTH amos; every epve disease could men,
ton 1t only powerful but IS so healing and simple,
that Il can be safely used by mothers Tor healing
ChatcS and Chips IN Infants.
For ladies with delicate skin, as 4 oet SOAP It
Makes the sk;,t clear and beautiful
The public cautioned TO be particular and ask for
Jones Soap. There are many countereits. Buy Il no
where bat a; the sign OF the American Eagle 50 Chatham
street. 1913 broadway and l39 Fulton ST. Brooklyn; 81
Stale st. Albany: and state st. Boston. III lm
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"a THE ALBANIA TO LEI-1he premises No
f.1 So Broadway with the 5rse Saloon n me F'ir.
the interior and finished Of IN superior manner as a
B,ll or Concert Room With Supper Room Sc together
with the upper part and the cellar of the building NO $50 all
communicating The above premises known the
Ahlmr aud une1uaed by any thing Of The kird either
IN finish or STYLE this any other city. The furniture
and fixtures the establishment for sale Possession given
Isl MAY next '',3} Join p. CROSBY 20 Nassau.sireet
B. The premises would make an excellent sto.e and
show room for fancy Goods - ! % ltoN5l.N. ~,
80 BklCh HOUSES IN DltuUNLhN TO l. 4
f"3 from LIST May next OF the 6 two-story ad al
-.l c brick houses on the Of Sands aud Jackson
street Ferries The neichhorhood is remarkably healthy ah
The water excellent The lots lOa feet deep bounded oy
an alley in the They two story and ac win naSe
meni and kitchen and under cellars ana are NUM- III we
Cen,ecl families Will be le family for s2l5, or TO
two small families for $50 each ApPly 70 M,
Corner Of Pearl nnt tcekman SIS New ! ork.
NH 5ts one Of the above houses
4|fR story House with large garden. carriage house apd
.sI-out yards attached, situate IN the town 81 ShHli
DucicSs County, being one nile from iiolrwti,i
Church miles from Fhkill village, and 6trcm h1momgh
landing where the nigh; aud day boats always touch ms
snlsndd country seat well known the residence OF the late
C. Stockholm deceasedaS M elegant 3Tm attached 10 H.
from which lire-wood. fine pasture aud other rlrsee Can
h. v obtanv-a stream OF water runs neif the u9oT
ffoni which fine trout be takel-t country dIouu
r Good opportunity fowng sd the roads IN that Vicl-
itv are the perfect IN tie country ct,,c VI
Aunly TO Dr. BRUSH. No. u Iiaminond-Stree Has "
RRi'SG No - Nasslu-street Of ?. T. or T. w Non
fort. near the nrer1lseS
,ls. TO LEI.-A vacant LOOT M IfgySt, suitable ior
nas iV' A''''f ,NsTiRoP & BARTLETT g Pearlst
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RuErMNrISN ANn RHETMATIC PA

RHEUMATISM AND RHEUMATIC PAINS.
~ Dr. Cushman's Rheumatic Embrocation is offered
conscenously those who suffering these dreadful
pains II seldom or never fails in giving almost Instant
relief in every rheumatic aiection-alSo. for
PAINS IN THE BONES, JOINTS OR SINEWS.
Even when the bones sn0s swell rise with the ago
ny they feel this stops the pain Ii is sold land the pub
lie are honestly assured tina. 1t is really good remedy
AT So Chatham street. and 3 Broadway, " Y Price. so
cents and 81; ard 39 Ful'on st. Brooklyn III I'm
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Az EFF CTUAL CURE roa THE
TGOTE-ACHE.-There remedy known
IS sards's Cloys AHoiyn- Tooth-Ache
Drops, IS universally conceded 10 b the
best preparation Tor preventing eching
ts-th known. While 1t does not irlrie
tA- tooth. and 6Isreases with the and Of
a L+n,5st L Kills the pain AID removes
all soreness from tie sums. These drops
should DC III possession Of every family.
for fhei- use and comfort IN removing
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- 4 COUNTRY SEAT FOX SALE.->ituaie on
@ the K!ngsbridge road between 5th and 9th avenues
.O3d and 10th Streets containing acres OF fnd III
good cultivation and Astounding trees, shrubbery
&c The ground is elevated and commands noble view
of the waters OF urlgate and East River and also an ex
tensve view of Long Island. Terms made easy Apply 10
ANDREW S s. B. McGOWS,
Executors OF Andrew McCinwn deceased; or
dotf J ADRIANCE, ST Lohn-si. y. Y.
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0TDCASTILE sOAP-A fine old genuine dark mettea
I sT,Ic.- sold AZ IS cents pound, By 7. JONES, So
Graham s. AMI 3a3 Broadway. llf I'm
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nearly opposite Centre market.
liz also sold b. aviiard keeseS TO 80 Walden Lane
james s Aspiuwall 80 William ST; Rushton x Co no
Broadw4y and 10 Asio House and retail by most drn and
fancy stores throughout the uit-d states ~ cod n
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SCO1ur,S RAZAAR-

CLARK ! PARTITION. Att'ys for Attalng CEediion.
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FOR SALE.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
C-Wl b sold BY o.t-r Of he CouT; Of cnare=Iy By
az he Rotrada II he SIecha1 EIcheaEs the substantial
and we'll buil,2 story and ac bFlck DeiilH GI o ~
-ure-.,-,f qi,h-d Ses nalnef Lot = ieet iron;
and rssr bv loo f.r IN depth House fest b. "a feet
The premises ray be viewed bet"e=n ne houFs e II an
o-rl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-07

ii PAPEk MILL TO LEI, N complete order II
fI has eight engines two G2 inch machines, calender
s~-HArols &C. &C. Connected with this Mill are 5000
acres Of Land mostly wood, which is row standing one
Saw Mill Gris M;i one Machine shop, l;acksnlths
shop good Store, and thirty Dwelling Houses, all of
which is for SALE or TO reasonable terms and pos
session given Immediately. For farther particulars m
nrire Of q AMI e nEERICkSnN. $50 Snntll-st. Gl6
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IrA FOR SAL III ihe Cry of Newark >sw.JeTsey1,
ia Hons and d acres Of Land situated IN Sonth Broad
ln. Stree, No IT2 within fifteen MINUTES walk Of the
Railroad DEPOT to y y The House IS . 'front.' g
r6uebont also good Sab- rit rees trap Vine &c
;,sched For farther rarcuars inquire Of NICHOLS.
N ~ n-s-nis.; i25 tine
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81 STORES AND HOUSES ~ BNOUkLlN 40
fal LET-The new ,hree-sory Brick Houses IN ack-
1s- son-st on the OF Plymou-st 80 feet deep
with stores and back room the first floor, and base
rnen and kitchen and deep under cellars The houses and
stores will let together different apartments
and will IL let low desirable tenants and will be ready 10
occugy about LIST of April. Apply 20
49, TONNELE HALL.
Coucr Of Pearl aud Berkmanst, Ncw-i ork,
NH e. mr. 10 John VOORHEES,. the buildings
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yTMERY AND BoRAX-ie0 casks best genuine London
IL Etnerr. assorted Nos.
lG0 cases English Refined Borax In cases Of ll2 hounds
each ;o1 sale in any quantity. Sy
ais SHERMAN ArwNFER & co 80 Froal-st.
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TO IRON MANUFACTURERS.
yTRE ROLLlNG-MiLL MACHINERY of the extern
sive establishment formerly the property Of WIN nol
~. Stamford T. consisting ct fall oiseartue shafts
couprs stands aud rolls for executing variety OF work
together with shears lathe tools huudlinc benches
floor plates furnace castings sc anu impemes's necessary
IL. pe.omire e work such establishment,
tred Tor sale very advantageous the purchaser
For farther particulars address the subscriber Stamford
~ GEO =. Wipi\ir
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"a FARM FOR SALE-StGaied in New-Haven
n."if County Conn on the line OF the NewYork and
-Seyr-Iiaven (con,ernp.ated) Railroad. Said farm
contains abou; 1870 acres excellent land under good cn
tivation and is wel-preportoned, Wen 'xaeEed &C Inc
buildings are all OF the first class aud well adapted farm
ing purposes Terms easy Further particulars may be had
on apuication to II. E. HODGES, Sew-fiaven, or 10
flI,f RUSSELL SMITH. 81 Lberty-street. V. Y.
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A NNETTo--;o baskets PRIME Para. Tor sale by
N f!Q LATHRoP S BARTLETT, GO Pcafl-st.
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- CUCNTR, SEATS AND FARMS FOX SALE
mfg The subscriber Offer FOR sale liberal terms Sc
-'4e-a Country and Farms on the East bank Of
the Hudson River sear Tarrytowp-anong which are:
The Farm Of the subscriber now occupied By MI Craser
with from Is 10 200 acres.
The Farm of the late William butcher containing $50
Also several small Places suitable for Country Seats or
Farming purposes. Inquire OF the subscriber
noe tMvl. :. r. TOMKINS. l9l West 81. y. \.
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IA TO IMPORTKRS OF DRY GoopS.-Tne ad-
vertise.s will exchange plat OF sixteen House Lots
ground elegantly situated, about one and half
miles North Union Place having speadid view oil ,ne
10 the property Address ". W. TO the Courier ard tn-
,pi-er of7ca sl9:fc
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-03
A CAEs ID,

DR.. E. VAIL, woud respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of BrauIon aud vi.
entity, that he has located himself 10 the
sixth dwelling south Of the Baptist Meet
ing House, for the purpose of practising
Medicine and Surgery. He has had sew
eral years experience in his profession,
one of which was spent in the Albany
Aims House Hospital, as practising Ply
stefan and Surgeon, which afforded him
an opportunity ofexamiuing aud prescrb-
ing for diseases from almost all parts OF
the country. Dr. Vail will always be
found at home when no, absent upon Pro-
fessional business. E. VAIL, Nj. d.
Brandon, April 23d, 1914. 45lf
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CONSU IN, z EsSss.rISeN
CAN BE CURED.
OHIo City, Nov. IS, lS44

OHIo CITY, Nov. Is, lS44.
Soon after | arrived home was taken
with a severe cough which confined me
10 the house for near. Y four weeks. III
the first attack | commenced taking
Downs Elixir; though, ii hurt me; |
took TOO much; it weakened ME. then
appealed 10 my physician and had my
lungs examined and he pronounced them
diseased, and one of them without action.
| then waited two or three week for him
to give me some me lcine that woald be
of some use, but without effect. thea
resumed The Elixir, have since taken
nearly two bottles in less doses thaa be-
fore, and find myself now nearly cured,
and such has been the result upon me
that it has been The establishment of my
family and neighbors.
Yours 10 haste, VIM. TAFT.
Cnrliss & Smith, ST. Adams, V',whole
sale Agens for the sale OF the above.
V. ROSS, r. BLAKE, Agents in
Brandon.
W. E. G. sToDDARD, Agent in
Rutland. 38:3w
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FARM FOR SALE,

TWyHF, subscriber has a farm, contain
n ing $50 acres, end formerly known
as the Goodrich Farm, which he will sell
on reasonable terms, and, for a portion of
the pay, will give long credit if desired
A portion of this farm lies in the Village
of PusfeId, w., and the remainder ad
joining lis well walered-uncommonly
well proportional as to meadow - pastur-
ing, blowing and woodland. Has on ii
good Apple and Sugar Orchards, - a
wood mill which will cnt 10 cords per
day. The buildings are, a large, well
finished Dwelling house---,hree barns,
out houses and sheds, mostly new and IN
good repair. In iue hazard nothing in
saying that this farm and buildings are
second 10 none in this region, for carry
ing on the dairy business, or the land for
raising sheep. Whoever desires 10 pur-
chase farm will do well 10 call before
purchasing else where.
AMOS HOLT.
PiusfeId Feb. 6, 1916. 34:Sw
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THE subscriber having established an Ex-
Il press running between Boston and Mon
treal as follows LEAVES Boston on Monday
each week by Fitchburg Rail Road, passing tho
Keene, Wapole, Bellows Falls, Chester, Cavern
DISH Proctorsve, Ludlow, Mounthoey, Gut
tingsville, Rutland, Pittsford, Brandon, Leces.
Ter Salisbury, Mddebury, Ve,gennes, 10 Bur-
lington, where he intersec!s with WALKER &
CO., for Montreal; will pass Brandon going
north on Tuesday, aud Thursday going 10 Boston
The object is to transmit Specie Bank Notes
Collect and pay Notes. Drafts, and Bills, aud DO
all kinds of business that may be en,tust; led and
charge. Patronage solicited. Charges reason
able.
Parcels and orders may be left at the Stage
houses Oh the Route, where hewill get them and
pomptly attend TO them.
C.K. LEWIS, Proprietor.
Brandon, Sept 1914.
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WANTED,
II Partner IN the business Of Man.
yacturing Horse shoe Nail Iron.

Wactwiag Horse shoe Nail Iron.
NNHE Subscriber has invented sys.
Il. TEN of making Horse shoe nails
which is considered of great value. The
want of capital 10 prosecute the business TO
advantage. impels him 10 offer portion Of
the invention :or forging the iron, TO some
enterprising person who may have a small
amount OF money to inven, in the business.
A profit Of only five mills per pound, on
the vast amount OF iron used 10 the manu-.
hcture of horse shoe-naiIs in the United
States and Territories, (Which patents in
this country incude,) would yield an in
come of more than one hundred thousand
dJllars per annum. But it is plain that
a much greater profit can be realised, for,
when the iron is properly shaped, (Which
would probably cost no moro than com
mon slit rods) an ordinary hand can make
over one thousand nails per hour, without
the use Of coal or aid OF heat. Nails thus
manufactured are stronger,--more free
from flaws--ln better shape, and require
less labor in pointing, than those made
in the ordinary way from slit rods. A
plan of the invention and manner of forg-
ing the iron, &c will be given TO any one
willing to invest the small sum of $500,
dollars in the enterprise.
This invention is the result of more
than three years labor, in experimenting
and making horse shoe nails in a multi.
tude of ways. The iron is perfectly re-
fined down by the hammer, and no rolling
nor Sitting abou! it. Letters patent will
be obtained as soon as the necessary ar
fragments can be made.
Here is a noble chance for some pro-
prieor of trip hommeg-shop, or me.
chanic skilled 10 the art OF forging iron
under trip hammer. Address,
L. DAVENPORT,
Brandon, Vermont.
nAll letters will be promptly attend
ed to, when postage is paid.
I. DAVENPORT.
Brandon, March 3, 1916. 374w
HERDS GRASS SEED,
A very NICE article, for sale at
m HIGGINS.
March 10. SO
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~ + lSn, DWtIHSI0H.
F,HaskeIl, COInaodH
H +. G G1Ia1. } Goshen.
G. W Kelley ! Pits
B. Rand, 5Joyd.
S. ". Boardman,
CGSYctOn.
G. Graves, } Rutland.
s. Getting, : "''"""'
J l.. Marsh, ClGrcndon.
EIeazur JeweDl) st
Ed Orris Pier, : G6GnS
AIvlnzy Thompson, and
A. S. Richardson,
Uaterbmy
A. Adams, Wi!mingt0n.
". Ualner, AndOrer.
?, MeIcalf, } Sharon.
JAS Parker, ) ""' w.
Cyrus Armstrong,
II est Dorset.
James Barlow, }
" S;Howden. { Bristol
L. Brown, Whitiag-
ham.
Coles Cook, N0nkt0n.
Geo. Pease, SheiLwne.
7. Grandy,' Panton.
II Smith, ! a5,,;so,,
H. Wllmarth, !
o. Hutchinson, Chester
A. & T. Kelly, DanJy.
l. Belknap, East
BGrnQrd
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