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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17
sac Of Lands and Lois.

Mortgagtd 10 the Schoot FandS tor future 10 pay
Interest.
Auuiroh's OrFIcv. !
Greenfield, March H. lo,1. ,
THERE WIN I've offered for sale the he
Greenfield Hancock
2aih day of May. A. D.. lei7 lnrs 10 A.
aud O'Clock T. of said day, all parcels
land lots much of each VIII
and that be due thereon failure
became conformity with the provisions of relation
10 the School Funds.
Congressional Schoo' Fund
No 2i. Southeast quarter az The northeast quarter "a 6
Re. I4n 5000. Moricared b. Fn,n,
No West kd number eighteen, '.reeDr I'D Mougased
by Edward Anderson. Loan and interest $50 IS.
No ~ West division 81 lr west hall q, The northwest q'aiief
e. se2.ii
al quarter qrpnrr Of
- 10 Motgaged by Isaac Cagan. Loan and interest
$1,000.
quarter quarter 20 Il
Mogaged by Stephen Jackson Loan and Interest sJ2.l5
Il
Andrew Jackson Loan %.
No 10 Eas hall Of the southwest of section H. l6 o.
Moieaged by lanes Ale Wander. Loan and interest SIS 30
Mo,gaged by ovid Pcrson. Iarn aud interest Sl2625.
No $50 Lot No - IN the of Or enfield gd By Orson
Person. Loan aud interest S2l2.96.
No 25 Of the northeast 30 l.
Mougaeed by Hicks Combs. Ian aud insIesl sieoaG.
No Dob West hall northeast quarter y 10 also the south
nrttas l6 Moaeaged by john
l.. Galley. Loan and interest SJ6el.
Surplus Rerenue.
quarter 33t l6nr7e Morglged by
Il. Mir,y. Lean and Interest Siog %.
West half northwest 81 l6r re. MoTglgd
by :. NJ troy and ir>t Sl56 81.
AT the of Philadelphia
Morgased bv A w Osle. Loan ani Interest Ses 0s
East half lbs numbers - and u the town .f Green
Cost andd damages added ~ day OF sale JOHN MYERS,
9O-gw Auii'r Hancock t"iniy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17

"""c VIC iegdIu Tie rlgnlS vi oilers III Is quite
possible that the divisions of opinions country
which have accompanied It's discussion, may ha We
furnished to the Mexican government motive for
requiring our army to retire 10 The Of the Nueces
For certain II is that this limit is an American ard
not Mexican suggestion. But however this NAV
nave been, II came too late. To withdraw, when
required to do by the Mexican General accompa-
med with threats Of immediate hostility should tie
Proposition be declined, and fixing the Teri ID of
tweniy-f'ur hours the for ts con liberation,
would have furnished the h0n)r Of our arms, and
dlSgraced us IN the cycs OF tl,c world When an
American General stops even to consider such an
ultinaium, lie Is no longer &. to ad his coun'rvlnen
to battle.
Should this war terminate tomorrow wi,hou, IN
demnity, either pecuniary or tcrriorial-and trust
1t VIII not should sil consider It's result, richly
worth all they have cost regret the expenditure OF
money 1t has occasoncd, aud dcpore ihc loss Of life
and most precious hie-whch hiss been so freely
poured out III It's prosecution. BIT that treasure LA
Deen well spent, and that life notlg sacrificed W.
were not truly known 10 the nations of the world
Our Industry, indeed our enterprise, our spirit o.
maritime adventure had prOca lined themselves m the
most distant regions, wherever the we're whilen
ed by our canvass, or poughcd by our kc,l and a
wherever every where. But we had been a
peace for considerable portion Of a century; Gu
deeds of military proves had been thrg,,iten on
capacity either 10 defend ourselves or 10 assert
right and honor by arms, was aIinos; unknown, nno
where regarded at all, regarded feeble il
itself, and ferby cXerlcd. But this deus.on la,
passed away; II has been dSpcllcd hy the three VIC
tories, med over vastly superior numbers nd
PANIED with circumstances of gallaniry and mlliar,
skill whlc Will ever make them memorable al home
and acknov lodged proofs IF American prow,ss air al
We redeemed. We take station among IN,
nations OF the earth, willing 10 do right and able {,
command H. Hencufor'h during this generation. a
least, wherever our baIcr Is borne by land by
1t " Ill be- pointed To the national emblem of poo
pie who have done those deeds which gave cAaracic
now, and security hereafter.
Ii due 10 The distinguished Senator from S nth Caro-
lima TO state that, when MI CAss had luled his
he observed that ne had msundc him, defence
OF the line that he i0esses aud the four regiments
be appropriated but TO pat Of il. Ii large pOn
the country would be left Unifcndcd, AID whole plan
operation would fail Such pan 10 be eec u,, mus
qua q The whole line
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

~ hereby that the undersigned administrator
y Anle Nlu ply, late OIL Marion
deceased saturday the 10Th day OF April A d is47
following described OF al belong the
north
half OF the northwest quarter Of section
thtyiour township seventeen north OF three
The pub the late residence
deceased upon following of one third
money be paid in hand etbi thereof to
be months aud the remaining onchird TO be paid in
twelve the day OF sale Che said land will be- sold
subj and the purchaser will be required
the bca interest from date
/ " nth sufficient freehold security. JACOB ROBERTS,
hS IA S--iw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17
>IIl.rIIEC,S SALE.

UpY wrs of vendoni 10 directed
from the Jerks Marion rircnit W
yposc public sale, the Goth day of March, 1884,.
Court House door, ~ al indianapolis within
prescribed and profits years, fol-
lowing SIT out lot number g Of the donation
innis adjoining al indianapolis 4.
of Indianapolis; and tie south
southeast OF section number 30
shin number range number enstiO aud
realize the full amount o. Judgment Interest and costs
WILL time and place the fee simple OF said
real estate the of John Little nj tie suit Of
Thomas Sharpe and the suit of olms Brnne aud al
the suit q o Adams. A. w. RUSSELL.
sheriff ~ Coun.v.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17
silI.lsIElrS SALE

Id virtue Of wit q . 0ni eNpona,
the clerks Office c. the Marion circuit will
10 pulc sale the s3i da. of Marcel. irI
door in the Indianapolis within -. hour prescribe. b,
Jaw. the rents and profits or following.
towt The fractional Of a
plumber TO- lots number and &. in the OF dianaois
and ilure realize the il. Ut said judgment
and vii the time and place oe the simple
OF said real Taken te property ~ r. Samuel
aid Elliott NJ Patterson at the OF Nose faioui Admintrs
t~r OF the estate OF Joseph Lake. decs ssid.
sf-3w-si7l RUSSELL. Sheriff Marion co
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17
SIII;IiIFF,S Sale.

HpY virtue OF directed from the clerk office of
the Marion circuit will public sale
e0;h day March Isl5 House
Indianapolis within the hours prescribed by law TIE and
pn6ts OF 10
The numer i6
shin number number and failure real
the full amount said decree the
and place public sale the fee simple or said
raken rs tire property o Beni'nn Ctrrman 2. The
ruit 81 Joseph Johnson. \. W. RESELL.
ei-jw sl,62 Sheriff M-ron County
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17

Fey virtue two ~'it> OF vndoni directed
AZ h" clerk Oil-c OF thu Marion crcg
public the 23d DAY Of Mrch l-4i tn door
Idianapoi Sihin the prescribed %, law
the and the
towt Fc't, feet off the north end OF ngmi-r L.
number IL an the lnj and failure
to realize the ull amount o: gmcni interest and COST wis
at the time aud place expose the simple sail red
estate Taken the property 10 Bear. tn tie
state of Indiana the Of &c Wsnd and
the same for tie oi Samuel +. WOoll.n.
-aN- A.. icruN On
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17
ADMiXISTsNTOE:'> S4LE.

NOTICE hereby given that the une signed will proceed ia
public sale the lae residence DANIEL Pst ae oil
Franklin township Ma ion county Indiana on the rsi day o
April all the oi sail deccent consisting
part of horses cattle and sheep all kinds OF farming utensils
kitchen fur!tGrr credit OF twelve months
given above three do lars. by the purchaser
giving app owed eehod ecur not subject 10
property dollars aud under. cash hand
Sale to Commence at 10 lock 1. NJ. l.. y. SINNER
Ecl. N l-l1 AlninlStIhor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17

RO,Rp CoNNlssIorERs. MARcH Session. ISL.
ARDRE Ell hy the Beard that sthe
S~nnrl until the Phi day ~ MT,h. ISL thai sealed
wiz I've AndhG's If
l~fnrr oL~k r. NJ, Of said das r furnishing nmer.
excr; hck aud putting The walls hunv I'm the
county Asylum fm Al,. tor the enclosing said
whHi aien IL Hi i urnrld s Sfri
fcaons of said wok maY be the ocr Of Auds The
will award said contracts the iv
>idrd the bids slti ie eseened high
made the c.rasss aiauery, Ies7 az
al the
.nna ~i sl~ r r~tirrd at
be- hnised Nv the 1T dv Srtasn,r carrrur
.s,ss ty tn l5h d'y ct ucisa-r, ls.7. Attest
eS-t7m JOIN W. IA .lIlOS CLERK G Beard
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17
aIfEisI.r,s SALE.

ESl virtue OF INC di,crrd foIn cltrNs
ofhct a. M.ris ~ o gu
the March, IN
the OF lnianap polls. within the hours psrfi
Les, = ~ q % ian
oi deere
a Ia
pu'iIc al the simple sid real Tate
O Eiw.Td u NiS. Nt"A Davis. sd
AIRED Harrison Hugh ,Neal
sl-3wsl52 4. ~. RI sSfsI, Sheriff Marion 20
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17
LeissOtllilnn.

TIE partnership heretofore existing i'tween The under ned
this day dissolved ty mutual Those indebted 10
shc hook account will forward Immediately
win John w Holland, who .uiorized 10 cioe
OF the firm Blythe having pci ased te eI e
interest OF Pnp McCo mack ~ tie late firm VIII conti ~ the tau
the old stand Matthew I.ies
OF The patronage OF Tie customers Of the a,e firm
is solicited in his behalf D. l. BLYTHE.
III.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17
Notice to Cnrreltcr>.

SEALED proposals will lie received MY III until IL" oct
- VI. 9th window and
and the and rooi tim
hers for getting and putting the sieeing and or lie
utel the Hospital the Sperh
the drawings, Ia
a office o days tie letting
BS order OF the Board of Commissions
JOHN ~ Ans. Supf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE hereby that the undersigned has taken out of
V the clerks office of the Probate OF Marion county. In
diana letters OF administration the OF Daniel pcer to
of the said county deceased All persons indebted to sail estate
make Immediate AMI al peTso having
claims against queste them dull,
tcated for settlement. Said supposed 10 be nsolVen
f.. y. SINNER Admir-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-17
The Crawford,viilc Ecmalc lns.nu,c

e ILL. az App ne
W bsildmg by
the subscriber, who happy 10 inform his friends aud tte public
work OF Female Education he has succeeded
ration Of the accomplished Teacher, Miss EVELYN
lie Is determined pains make the Institution all that
and friends could and
la addition the branches ordinarily
instruction III be the languages
be- desired
The Of Vocal Music will the regular
the Institute
TERMS.
For the branches. So 90
For the higher English branches, per quarter, , 20
For the following studies there III lie charge
Latin Greek, French, and German, each,
W
For MUSIC the Piano 10 10
Use Of PiaLn 200
For Music Guitar, quarter, Sd
Use of Guitar for practice, %
For Drawing aud Painting with the patterns and
models. quarter, go
For oil Painting, 500
addition thai
with, is that the ladies
will have the opportunity of the ihiosogh
cal aud Chemical Lectures WABASH College Of chage.
Boarding good families he had hr dollar aud iny
per week. mar u, loi7 JAMES THOMSON.
Peoples rreSs -g0-3ws
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-02
NEW YoRK, Sunday, Z, ?. M.

NEW DIRK, GunOuys 4, +. M
Iowa LEeIsLATURE.-In Lee County, Iowa, a
Democrat has been elected to the Legislature, in
place of the "Possum" member who resigned.
This result insures a Democratic majority on
joint ballot Of the two Legislative Houses, and
secures the election of two Democratic United
States Senators.
o. The N. Y Herald, after taking notice of
the rumor that Mr.. Adams had declared himself
in favor of onnexing the whole of Mexico to this
country, adds
ut is also said that Mr. Benton has separated
himself from the administration, and that he will
evacuate the Military Committee, when the Sen
ate meets, and will oppose Mr.. Polk hereafter.
Other rumors are ahoat, of other public men,"
LoursrANA.-The N. o, Bee Of the 18th inst,
gives returns from the whole State for members
of the Legislature as follows In the Senate, the
Democrats will have majority OF two; in the
House parties will stand 81 Wings and AZ Lo-
cos, which gives the Wings two ma ority on Joint
ballot, and of course the U. s. Senator.
HORACE GRAY s. Co.-The Boston Courier
of Thursday states that notwithstanding intima
tons TO the contrary this firm has determined to
wind up its affairs. One paper aflrms that the
assets of the firm exceed the liabilities by $780,
00es If so, the failure or suspension, will be
productive, assuredly, Of no great misery to any
one.
VICE. Vice always creeps by degrees, and
insensby twines around us those concealed fet-
tiers by which we are at last completely bound.
CHEAP POSTAGE. The deficit of the first
year was 100000; of the second year SjiU,000,
while that of the present year is said 10 be only
$4,000.
A LARGE FAMILY. Mr. Goodman, citizen
OF ellison county, Tennessee, has peitionod the
Legislature of that State for permission to sell
groceries and liquors without taking out a Ii
cense, on the ground that he is the father Of
twenty children, all living.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-02
CAUTTON.

The public particularly cautioned against purchasing
imitation articles pretending to have the same effect
Browns Sarraparia and Tomato Biters. Never buy the
sasnpna, and Dandelion Panacea, Kiterdge's Tomato
Bers, Extract of Smsapara, Tomato, and Dandeon,
any other preparation with tho expectation of getting the
genuine SARSAPARILLA AND TOMATO BLTTERS,
which prepared the Madeleine Store, No. 65, Washing
ton street Boston These Btors the first preparation of
the that Sold and hoy tho only genuine
article of the kind in the market Always see tut the
direction is signed Frederick Brown, in his hand wit
ting Who ever heard OF mans counterietng bad bank
note Just SO it is with medicine they counterfeit that
which sells. ~ .
0cyRomember and always buy them of F. BROWN, di
Washington street, that his is signed to the fs
rection which accompanies the bottle.
For sale by :. p. REDFlELD and s. X COLLINS. and
dealers in medicine generally.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-02
An Act addition chapter Goth of the Revised Statutes
relating to highways and bridges.

An Act addition chapter Goth of the Revised Statutes,
relating to highways and bridges.
Nis hereby enacted, &c.
That when any shall deem itself oppressed by heinz
required to build make repair any bridge road,
losa,ed laid by the county Supreme court,
through such town, which evidently Tor the
ton of other travel than that of the Inhabitants of such
the selectmen of such town may nuke application the
county supreme court for remedy aud it shall be the
duty of said court to appoint three commissioners, not nha
an Of such town, any interested in such proceed
ng be had such application, whose duty it shall be
make examination into all the circumstances relating 10 such
BRIDGE road, respecting its public utility, the expense at
tending the building, repairing Of the the ability of
such bear such EXPENSE and the special benefit that
other towns in the vicinity Of through which such bridge
road is located, may derive from the constructions OF the
and if such commissioners shall be Of the opinion that
such would BIO excessively burdened by detrayng the
whole of tho expense OF such bridge road, they shall ap.
portion such part Of tho expense they shall deem just and
reasonable, exceeding half any other or
towns which they shall deem be benefited by such brgde
road, be paid by such town towns, in the propoI-
tions aoresaid and the commissioners shall heeGpon,
make report OF their dongs, to The court from which their
commission ssued and such may thcreupOn
the so benefited, according such report
and make order the same, in the now
provided by law, in OF roads bridges located in,
running through two towns
Approved Nov 10, l6r7,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-02
Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry i'm
the Old Dominion.

We extract an article FROM the New Era published Mt
Portsmouth, Va and edited by Cunningham, Esq. He
speaks of himself and here is the exruct( December a.
1869
We have bcen fr DAYS, suffering under severe in
Elimination of the lungs produced by cold and iIrl,ated by
speaking in public that throughout Saturday night, Sun
day, Monday, ill Tuesday, tbs symptoms Of the disease
increase and the suffering intense without
the least appetite for food Ire cough dry and hard
causing the pain in the head and back We had
fairly given up all hope of relief when thought Of this
Basun, and sent to friend, enish, tho AGENT for
bottle. We took the first dose according TO directions ard
almost instantly felt glow of healthy warmth through tho
sysetmhis o'cock-at five took another dose, al
nine another, and after detected pecepiibe ee
in frequency of tho and violent pains that had no
fore attended them. AT three O'CLOCK in the morning we
took other DOSE and the phlegm though tough yellow
ropy, elected from the chest with comparative ease
We fee grateful for the relief a rded and recommend
trial Of it by all who suffer suffered. We have deemed
it the medicine and tn humanity to give this un
sought testimonial to he virtue of the Basam, in our case
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapped
For sale by 5. W FOWLE, 1873 Washington 81. Boston.
05-For sale by 5. p. REDFIELD, Montpelier VI. an
agents suncIHlly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-02

II Is hereby enacted, &c
Sec l. The reuts issues and prois of the real
any manied woman and the of her husband her
right in any real esute which belonged to her before
rage which she may have acquired by g grant, DEVISE
Inheritance during SHALL during coverture,
exempt from attachment levy of for sole
debts of her husband and conveyance made during
by such husband of such rents issues and pros
any interest in such real estate, shall he valid unless the
be by doed executed by the wife jointly with the hu
band and acknowledged by her in the provided
by law, in the of the yunco by husband aud wife
of the wife provided that this act shall
affect any levy already made upon such
rents, issues and profits.
Sec q Married may devise by last will and tesla
ment. their lands tcnements and Entertainments
tetest therein descendlble 10 their heirs.
Approved Nov Is, lSi7.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-02
Deatl)s.

In Enosburg Mr. Enos Kellogg, aged ST. formerly Of this
village. lie had been follower of Jesus from the ago
81. Printers in Ohio Wisconsin and Ohio requested to
notice the above.
In Chicago, tho 4h ut Capt Earmaduke w ait, aged
70 years, formerly of this village.
In Coventry Nov 10th, very suddenly of hrol dis'em
per- Luther of Harvey and Eliza Ann Hammond, aged
@ years, mo. aud ~ days.
In Pomfret the 23d October, lionry Hewitt ESQ., aged
65 years.
In Chelsea, on the Goth, Daniel Fuller, aged 70.
In Maishfeld Nov lth, Dea Noah c. Clark ugcd75 years
and mos.
In Waterbury, Oct o. Mrs PaTthe9n, wife of Mr. Joseph
Gregg, aged 81 years Gath, Million G. Gregg of Mr.
Joseph Gregg aged 10 years Nov Is Ellen Armon daugh
Ter Of Nh Joseph Gregg aged Yrs Nov 7h Leslie Gregg
ESQ.,, aged go yrs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-02
An Act concerning wrs of audn quctea, and petitions
uial

ii is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec The judge allowing writ of audita queiela, shall
take copy thereof together with the recognzance, pro-
Vded in section seven OF chapter tbysoven of the Rcvs
ed Statutes and file tho in the office OF the
clerk, in the county in ".au.i such wit is allowed
Sec g. If the original writ shall not be court
by the complainant he first day OF the term which
is made reurnabe, the defendant in such nav
thereafter at such term, enter such copy and thereupon the
court shall render judgment for the defendant for his
and if they shall be Of opinion, that the brought
for the purpose of delaying the collection of execution
they shall award to the original creditor, twelve per
interest the original debt together with double
Soc. g. Whenever udgeh all order supersedeas agree
ably to section eleven of chapter twentythd of the evils
ed Statutes he shall take copy of the whole process and
reco.nizance, and file the the Office Of the county
clerk in the county to which he petition, in such case,
nude returnalle
Sec In the original petition and citation shall not
be eSerod nc9urt, by the peoned the first day of the
term, which the made TetuTDable the pettonee
may, thereafter, at such term, enter such and the
shall thereupon render judgment for the peonee
his COST and the shalt lie of opinion, that
said petition brought for the purpose of delaying
collection of execution, they shall award the
creditor twelve per cent interest the original debt with
double cost.
Approved Nov. 6, l647
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-02

An Act, in addition to chapter twentysX of the Revised
Statutes, ontltled " Of Justices oftbe Peace" &c.
II is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec l. Sections forty and forty three of chapter
ivenysx of the Revised Statutes shall be construed
give TO either party two hours to appear prosecute
and benre ustco's court, after the time for
hearing, whether the be the return day ofthe writ
day to which the pending may have been ad
journed.
Sec .. Any justice who may have rendered judgment
nonsu fault provided in the preceding section may
in his dissection, motion Of either purity, strike off such
nonsu default, within two hours after rendering such
pigment, and revive the action such he my
Cdge reasonable
Approved Nov -, ls47.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-02
Gaws of l)ern,ont.

AN ACT nceuing tru,tees.
hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the State Of
Fremont, as tOlOFSi
Sec. l. Whenever any person shall be summoned ap-
near as stec aetore any justice Of the peace he may
pear before such Justice by attorney aud tho justice SHALL
applications allow an appeal by such us,cc to me coun'
" court regulations prescribed by law,
in ordinary of appeal and the proceedings shall
be had in the county court if said suit had been original
" brought + fore said county court.
Sec. II shall be mnde TO arpoar to the county court
that said appeal taken for the purpose Of enhancing
such county may dispow any cost 10 the ,us,ee
appearing.
Approved Nov Is, 1si7.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-02
FARM FOR SALE.
NEW SINGING BOOK.

V'HENEW YORK CHORALIsT, new and CO.
pious Collection Of Psalms and flynn Tunes, adapted to
all the various Metres general use with large variety OF
Anh and set Pieces, by T. HAsrISGs and w. b. BRAD
BURY, authors Of the Psalmodist
The volume here presented has greater amount and
reiy of music than contained in its predecessor
" THE Psalmods"dt tho time it embraces small
portion of the music already
The subscriber ia Agent for the above Singing Book or
the Suite of Vermont nRd supply BOOKSELLERS Teach
Chusers at the Publishers price, by the hundred or
dozen.
RUFUS MERRILL, Opposite Gass Hotel
Concord 10, 1917.