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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15
MAGUIRE's DAGUERREOvYPE.
Runaway.

'I'HE bon DANIEL aged about 80; complexion ~
copper color feet ora inches high; stout built, ~
and inclined 10 be bald. A suitable reward WI! be- "a
aid for hi. delivery TO N
au-. Il NOIT x FORD. II St Charles sreeI.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15

offering the pubic this and valuable remedy foi
Consumption, BrOHchitiS, .iStbHd COHgts. COds etc.
append few notices OF the character and efficacy OF the
medicine. Numerous testimonials may be d pamph-
let for distribution the agency, which sufferers invited
10 obtain. IL may be proper that Dr.. ID.
practising OF twenty standing graduate OF
the I niversItY OF PENNSYLVANIA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15
NEW BOOKs-Per Crescent Ct

NEW BOOKS-Per Crescent City
tAJE have received anu open the folio wing works
w per resent CITY
GONERfE: i novel by G. r. Z. James
IuE TENANT OF NILDFELL HALL. ythe author
OF Jane Eyre.
VANITY ,FAiR-Psn and Pencil sketches OF English So
c.ety BY w. VI. Thackery.
TIE following Plates Of he, EAqps Of Non ,ort
J. Wnans IN the chardcter OF " ,joe.'
+. :. Chairman IN the character o. - .HaSt.'
3dbo nut de BhtttrOH the play New We As Il IS
Dancing tor ies
AEo-fhe " i.STNIiNSTER REVIEW f. Iuy. iSt8.
all Il WELD 4 co. Z Camp street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15

PANORAMIC VIhW OF BOSTON.
IA Z have received 4 beautiful PANORAMIC VIEW
w OF BOSTON AND MS ENIiROhS, taken
from Bunker Hill Monument drawn by Z. T. Mallory.
TIE RUSSIAN SkETCiLBOOh-B Ivan GoIoviue /;
DICK IT RPM, THE BOLD HIGHwAYMAN;
ANGEL A-By the A uhor OF Emily Wndham, " Two
,,,,, Oid Men .I : Tale, ,. e;G
HES-PECktD HUSBAND:
OR AiiAA : MAGAZINE, i)r Aug Isl
PORTRAIT OF GEN TAYLOR from Da.uerre0ty pc;
PHRENULOGICALWo WORKS, BUSIS. etc.-by Fowler.
Jy13 WELD x 90, u { amp street
AGENTS oT the GRAEFENRURG Cos MEDICINES.
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lew ORLEANS & oARRo1LroN RAILROAD

s The Cars will leave New Orleans and CarUtOn every
hour after Il o coc. sundays if the weather is fair.
E The Lafayette Horse Cars VIII leave every - minutes
from the BaIonne and Canal ~ tlsLNov
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15
REAL EsTATE AZ FRIVATE SALE.

lyTE DFfER Tor sale The following described property
w al low prices aud very reasonable terms. The plans
Othe property be the Office OF the subscriber
Seven very valuable LOTS OF GROUND forming lie
OF Magazine and 81 Joseph streets with al; the in!
proyements thseon-I.i well rented.
Two valuable LOTS OF .iROU Nd Caronlelet stfyet
between Julia and - Joseph.
Two LOTS OF GBbU 10 on PaCanieGs street. betwet
BASIN and Edward streets
One>roy FRAME DWELLING te ming the corner Ct
facanicrs aud Market streets.
One TWO story FRAME DWELLING adjoining Il E
above described one. having parrrre in front.
Two rwo-stOry BRICK WAREHOU SIS Com
mpTCe street.
One twosory FIR ZANE DWELLING Market street.
between John the Baptist and Pacaners, and : all
IN the
\ beautiful FAMILY RESI- ENrE, on Apollo street.
a ve5y valuable piece OF GRO, \ u. forming the corner
of TcIou,itoaiaS aud Richard streets
One rwosory DIV tiLiNG HOUSE forming The corner
Of St. JOAN and ieIdido streets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15

s~ntaon and adjustment with the Stale OF Texas. of
ALL CLAIMS FOR MONEY, against the LAT" Republic
Of feXa>. Those wishing engage his services do
BY ca.lug addressing hun a. No. p &agdras STRAIT
.ifr OricHhs. NENitCAN HI NJ. ut Texas
.s Rcerto: c. A. Jacobs, & BuIhe AlcGe abranche
5. S. Prentl.s. and NaLLe HeEl0n. E.lrs aig-f
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15

PORTRAIT OF GEN. TAYLOR,
1T - ELD d CO. ). 72 Camp street.
iITE have received few of those beautiful and perfect
w LihENESSES OF Gen. TAYLOR-a steel en-
CRAVING nOm DagreeOtyp taken in this city. Whoever
wants 10 will do well to call eafy. Jy25
SUMMER HATS.
NAMPEACIiN, Panama China fearl. Tuscan gTg
X brad, English DGnstahle, Chinese and other sssf
Spung and summer styles Of Hats every variety <siss
be found at DARCY 5 cor. Canal and Chartre stS
7. :. A few more REVOLUTIONARY Hans Just received
his morning by Telegraph. Gg3H
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15

UPWARDS of 1000 bottles Of DR.. COLEMAN'S
u GbNORRCEA NINFl RE nave been sold during the
year. without complaint nge instance. Over
dozen used our T. :. Hospital This VI dicine cha
competition, both the 1t of tOSe certainty
cure: where fails vii be refunded
case 49," Sold by II. KENNEDY ~ CharCre, street and
It DR. A. ". COLEMAN'S TON IC BlFTER~ DEPOT,
% PGYFbR.IE St-ngt an. elETS
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THREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY
IA OFFICERS. MONT commissioned Officers, Must !
"a clans. and Pm, ate,, who have ed out "a
FFNs term OF their engasement" in the war with 7!
entitled Three Months Extra Pay-and by applying,
the subscribers. (95 81 Charles street, Their
ap cations forwarded the proper department ash
ngon, and receive. without delay. order OF payment,
which viii be hOnoret BY any Paymaste most enIent
the residence of the claimant
sS" Pensions, and other military claims prosecuted.
J. JAY LANGDOt.
and WARREN 4. GRiCE,
a5H late Capt I'd Ret. La. Nolunteers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15

Per steamship Clo5cNessrs. }. McNichol VIM Iio wei
+. Conrad, VIM Brown, DIR. Warner, {. Batre. VI Barrie
Il. X. Fulton. Mr.. Smith, deck.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15

From Mr.. .ioba D. Morgan, DrUrgiSt, dGted.
PITTsBURG, Jan. y iS41.-Ihe Syrup OF Wild Cherry
and Tar has great satisfaction those who have used
1t. know OF one instance q permanent OF Asthma
Oh gentleman OF Ohio. think shall be able TO sell al
,rrrn.s n A.nnr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-15

IN TIE CRY or LAFAYETTE.
1877 LOTS OF GRtt Nd, situated in the above city
suitable for Private Residences
For terms and par Cuars apply to
az PIER$tN i BtNNENA Al, Office Is Gravier st.
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w BLOOMFIELD. BOOK-BLNDER No 80
w fhmD street. New Orleans. ais SIN
hTN. T.. MUIR, c Q .H.WISSJO.N "A ND 70 R
" ~ n K d .NG .HERCHd.FT, No. - st
Charles
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-01
The Scott and Marcy COrreSpom
dCnCe,

Our readers must not accuse US OF play
ing wing trick, because we have pub
Ished SCOTS Letter without Marcy's re-
ply, but wait patiently till our next issue
when they shall receive the whole story
We have been induced to publish this cor
respondence, as lengthy as it is, on ac-
count Of the unfair course pursued by
some of the wing papers in this State, in
publishing the former letter and trumpng
up pretty tall for it, without giving the
latter chance TO be heard We ask n
careful perusa of both.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-01
PROSPECTUS OF THE
"GRAPE AND CANISTER
Montpelier, May %, 1913

Campaign Paper bearing the above name, will be is
sued from the Age Once the first number be published
about the fifteenth otJunc, continue ill week af
ter the Presidential election, (he 9TH Of Noyember) max
ing in all 20 or % numbers.
The object Of such Paper will be to give particular
attention to political matters pertaining to the presiden
tal Campaign, also, TO our own state politics. and tt
discuss the comparative merits ufthc opposing candidates
In order to render This enterprise worthy the effort,
must have ut least 1000 subscribers, and Windsor Comfy
alone is competent furnish this number. Relying upOr
the vgilence and patronage OF every democrat, oIe
our extra sheet which will be one hn The size of the
Age, ut the following unprecedented low tcrms-Casl
always in Advance:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-01
The genuine signed !. BUTTS on me wrspp-t.
For sale by CHARLES CHAPMAN, Woods,ock. vi

Liver complaint is always cured by the use of Dr. c. c.
Ynushn's Vegetable LihonIripLic the Great American
Remedy here ii letter from
llrLLsDoRoUaH, o., Jan. lst 1876
Dir. G. c. VAUGHN.-Dear Sir deem it duty owe
You aud the world mt large to make the following sa,e.
ment In August last your travelling Agent len some of
your medicine with me TO sell. Seeing the great recon-
mendatons, and being myself afflicted with liver com.
plain tried small bottle, ii ut once gave relief;
tried second and you will he onised to learn great
was its power that completely cured, and am now
AS stout and well as ever was in my Is | commenced
selling the medicine TO my customers and its singular eff
feet was Immediately manifested it successful in all
cases. some of which medical stated could not
be cured cheerinly offer my testimony in favor of
your Lithontrptic Mixture, and hereby that
slider 1t superior to all other preparations before
country. VIII you please forward hs pos
sible, Yours &c, II. II, JOHNSON.
Our columns has the advertisement of this Great Amer.
lean Remedy.
See columns, get pamphlet from Agents, the sd
yertisCmont Is headed Great American Remedy,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-01
WINDSOR FEMALE SEMINARY.

TgNHE NEXT TERM ut this Institution will commence
Monday, the 5th day OF June, in the house form
erly occuped hv the Rev Mr. Richards The premises are
undergoing thorough repair, and every arrangement will
bo made to render the situation pleasant and comfortable
10 those who may attend the school None but eSper-
enced mud competent teachers will be employed; and ,hs
system of instruction will embrace all the branches par
sel in seminares of the highest order BOARD in private
families can be procured Al reasonable price A few
scholars board ia the family Nth The teachers, il de-
sired where they will be under their special at all
/ times.
TUITION from 50 To 81 quarter Of eleven weeks. An
extra charge 50 for French ~ for Latin, 81 for Draw
Ing and IS fur Instruction on the Piano Forte, will be
made Application either personal or by letter. can "a
Ti'i- ,- ,s,y le,h 40 tws
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-01
-sA. ID 3 CD
&aNn mrnN ATmnh@na
ORWICH UNIVERSITY,
NORWICH VT

'HNHE Annual Commencement ,xrrci>cs n, Nor
wien University, will he Thursday the l7Il div
OF August next. The Fall Term will commence the Jaw
OF september following. The Trustees have minced the
University upon permanent basis They have repaired
their buildings and grounds in neat and thorough man.
ner They have revised and systcmHscd the course OF
are well calculated to benefit in high degree both the
mental and physical man. The discipline strictly mill
tary throughout Those wishing enter upon the Uni
versty course after nt must be prepared TO
sustain rigid examination in arithmetic, algebra rs far
as simple equations Adams and SlodIard's Latin Gram
mar, Andrews Latin Reader and EXERCISES Sophoces
Greek Grammar, SophocIes Greek Reader and Exercises
English Grammar, Geography, Those wishing to enter
upon the sci enfc course only, will take such standing
as their atainmens shall allow The regular times far
examinations ofappcants will be from Monday tho l4th
OF August until Thursday the Eth. and from Monday the
llth OF Sept, until Thursday the 4th Expenses. TUT
ton $500 per quarter, rent 81 so do incidental ex
penses 81 90 do, Board from ST. so to 81 rs per week
In the preparatory department the Tuition is $3.50
HENRY $. WHEATON, VI. A., President anI Profess
sor of Rhetoric Natural and Political Law and Military
Tactics
ALONZO JACKMAN, NJ. A., Professor of Msthemat.
les, the Natural and Military Sciences
d. :. G. NJ. POTTER, NJ A., Professor OF Ancient md
Modern Languages.
NJ. A, Professor of Mental and
Moral Philosophy.
NoTE.-The Summer Term will commence the 9th of
June next.
Norwich University, May 25, 1915 iaO.9m
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-01
Iron lnc New orleans pIcaymc, Mny 81

lFfoH lHt ''tN 'lNlNh ~ lD"''i 'hN ~
There Is not day nusscs hut we hear Of some one mat
has used the SnrSOpna aud Omutd Biirrs successful
~ in some long standing disease, The whole secret OF
the medicine IS thnt II isN very powerful attentive TO
the deblnlcd system, altering the slEt of the blood,
where II u impure much quicker than amy other mtli'
cinei taxi in sufficient quantities II operates mildly on
the bowels without dcblang the uNienti II strength
ems and invg0raes n drbtntcd system, and assists d.
gcson. In nc it gives perfect satisfaction 10 every one
thai laS used II.
II can he hadwhoesae and retail of +. Brown, G5
Washington street.
None genuine unless signed FREDERICK BROWN on
For sale by CHARLES CHAPMAN, Druggist, Wood,
stock, w.
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

Treasury DEPARTMENT, April II, 1913.
g. EAED proposals will be received, under the act o
~ 3ls March lust until g. p. NJ saturday the I'm
Of June ls4s, for sixteen millions OF dollars of United
States stock, rembursabe twenty Years from and inter
the list day Z" J"ly lels, bearing six per cent interest
per Unnum payable semi annually, IN the first days u
January and luy Of each year. No bid will he received
below par viii uny bid be considered unless pei
thereof is deposited in depository of the United
States at before the date fixed for opening the propOs
ais The bGs, III all cases must be unconditiunal aud
without any reference to The bids of others, and should
STATE distinctly the premium Offered lhe proposals
should be- sealed and endorsed PropoSais for foan n
lsis" and addressed to the Secretary OF The Treasury,
Washington City, D. G. The sum, which may be accePr
ed III be required be paid The depOsiary Of the
United states nearest the places OF residence Of the per
respectively whose offers may be successful; hut tr
amonnt Of the accepted bids from bidders not residing in
the United States. must he deposited with the assistant
reasurers al New York, Boston, Philadephis, or New
Orleans.
To give opportunity to all persons to participate in
the investment If funds in this stock bids will be received
for the lowest denomination of certificates authorized by
law being for ly doars-as well ny Tor higher suns.
All certificates under one Thousand dollars will be trans
erHbIc the books III the treasury; but all certificates
for that and upwards will be transferable the books
Of The treasury, bv delivery with coupons attached at
the option OF the bidder. To avoid expense, confession
and uplicHtiun Of accounts Gll certificates with
pOms attached will he for The sum of one thousand dollars
The successful bidders will he required to deposite the
amount awarded IN five equal instruments in each ri the
months ct July, August September October, and NOvem
Der OF the present year except for sums not exceeding
twenty thousand dollars where the bidder may he dtsir
Gus oi making immediate payment in which the
Whole amount may he NJ once deposited. The stock will
bear interest in all from the date O dCposile
The bids will he opened nj the Treasury Department I
p NJ. Saturday the l7h Of June, ls4s, in the pres
ence nj all persons who may desire aiendi hut under
provision introduced into the act OF list OF March last
bidder will he permitted to withdraw his bid On MI bids
not accepted the amount deposited IN advance will he
immediately returned The whole premium on The
amount awarded must be deposited part Of the frs,
payment required in July next.
n, ]. WALKER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Each Of the daily papers OF Boston, New York, Pha.
dephin Baltimore, Charleston, and New Orleans, md in
ali other States the papers selected I" print the laws OF
the United stes are authorized to publish this advertise
mcnt.
April 10. 4t9 u.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-01

We had prepared sketch of the pro-
ceedings Of the Baltimore Convention, but
for the want of room are obliged to defer
il till another week.
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CONuISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon the
w Probate Court for the District Of Hartford, Com
nssiontrS To receive examine and dust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate of ncS Gibbs,
late of Hartford in said District deceased aud all claims
and demands exhibited in offset theretO and six months
from this date being allowed for that purpose hereby give
notice that will attend 10 the business Ct our appoint
mrnt at the dwelling House of Warren Gibbs, in said
Hartford the 10Th day Of June and the 4h day Of No
yember next o'clock p. NJ, on ench O said days
JONA. Ri CBEE. in,
REUBlN TENNEY, commissioners
CHESTER RICHARDS. }
Hartford, May l2, 1918. 4l9-3w.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-01
LOST DOG.

event on with n cobber" a valley Dog Of eytranrdi
nary beauty, sprgtlness nnd instinct rather small In
siaurei his head, neck, aud limbs heing the most sym
has been brought up n lamiiy lap dog Ary inform,
tcn VIII be received a this Office and communicated ito
the unfortunate family. wv
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-01

ITPostmasters throughout the state authorized TO
receive subscriptions aud every democrat will please
to consider himself special Agent and work accordingly
March 30, lsiS
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-01
NOTICE.

TENHIS Is To certify, that my wife, Susan, has len my
he'd md board and refuses 10 live with me, ard that
forbid all persons harboIng trusting her on my nc
count, after This date. JAMES GAGE, I'd.
Hartford NAV 90 1913 400 3w
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IUCTTONi
March !, la4S

WILL be sold NJ public Auction on Saturday the Sd
w day of June next, at O'Clock r. NJ AT or near
Palmer IL Whlneys Hotel in This Village the re,ine Of
stock OF Goods consisting of good assortment of Dry
Goods and Groceries, and articles of Merchandise
400 T.. X. JENNINGS suo,;o,oar
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NO TI(E

rNVHIS is to certify, that have this day given my sor
Daniel D. Richardson, his time, during The remain
der of his minority and shall receive ms earnings MOI
pay any debts OF his contracting inter this date
j. =. RICHARDSON.
March !, le4S. Aoo g,v
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-01

See the advertisement of Messrs VAR
NEy g. BLAIR, then give them call aud
get picture for who you have a
mind To-.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-01

tor down east says that the constant
Pr the sea reminds him of his wife. The
the old ocean, no doubt, would remind
10 squalls Of his children.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-01
co ASSUMPTION.

There ~, perhaps no disease with which our country
is affected, which sweeps of annually many victim,
Hs that fell destroyer OF the human race. COnsGm
What vast amount OF suffering might be saved the hu-
man family iithey would but avail themselves in season
OF the remedies which nature has provided for her chill
dren ana which Science has reduced such form as Ia
he within the reach Of all. Far be it from TO tanner
with those who suffering with this painful disease In
offering yOu remedy we do not ask yOu to rely upon
the presentation Of those who might be aCuateh by
selfish and pecuniary motives but give YOU The DELHI
crate teSOmony OF of the most respectable physi
clans, that Wisars lIasam of Wild Cherry has eslab
shed tor itself reputation that cannot be assailed Dr.
VIM. A. Shaw, OF Washington, N. c., writes. uudeI
date OF May |, 1916, as follows
81 have heard Of many Of decided beneficial effects
from its use, especially in Asthma aud chronic cough
spasmodc character. have used the Wild Cherry a
great deal in practice, and with marked good results III
those cases OF great nervous mobility and irabilty,
which phhsca patients subject. have doubt II
is The best form in which the effects of Prssc acid may
be had ms sedatve on the constitution without danger
to the patient Every knows the reputation of the
Inrpenllne ana as constituents in protracled coughs
The continuation of these principles in Wistars Balsan
of Wild Cherry is ingenious aud judcious.
"Meical men ARE Justly dsrustu of Patent Medicines
IN general, bnt CandoT must discriminate between Outrage
humbugs and nOsrums and those medicines which
have proved sauury, and in many well atested cases
curative"
The genuine signed ]. BUTTS on the wrapp-t
For sale by CHARLES CHAPMAN, Woodstock VI.
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INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN
Cam d date for Cen grcss.

ftAPT. ALDEN PARTRIDGE, of Norwich, respect.
~ tuy presents himself the ircemPm u the Second
Congressional District, I'M iGdrpenient republican
Candidate represent them in the Congress, on the
braCnc strict economy in the expenditure of the public
moneys the cultivation o peace and commercial inter
with all nations, lar the he DONE
consistent with national interest and nn ona honor;
well disciplined militia only constitutional defence;
union Of the States guaranteed by the constitution.
and strict aherAnce to all the provisions Of that sacred
Instrument, &c., &c Cnpt 7. will address the people
of the District, all the important subjects involving
'hcir interests previous to the election in September
Other Candidates are inrited 10 be present.
Norwich May Is, lsls, il6-tf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-01

EXTRAORDINARY OPERATION We are
hnapPy to notice an operation performed by DR.
Morton, dentist, No. 10, Fremont Row. The
patient was lady about thirty years of age, who
had lost all of her teeth in the upper Jaw, and vis
tied the city for the purpose Of having them sup
Piled. On Inquirlng of her friends whe to get to
perform the operation, she was referred to one of
the Oldest and most celebrated dentists in the city
who told her she could not have the teeth pu, in
on the atmospheric princpe and feeling great
aver'ion to having her mouth numbered with the
machinery springs, she determined to rerurn home
without accomplishing her object By the advice
ola friend, however she was induced to call on
Dr. Morton, at whose office, TO her great delight,
she had a whole set of teeth inserted upon the at
mospherc principle in few hours after she took
her seat for the operation Instead Of its being
found impossible for them to be supported on this
principle, four pound weight was attached to the
plate, AMI raised from The floor, the plate remain.
ing firm in its place The patient can be seem and
will with o,heIs who saw The operation, testify 10
the facts Boston Post.
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WOOL CARD1NG
AID
C. r. % r III Id Ne H. 8 = I ~ e.

yHyIE subscriber would inform the inhabitants OF Pom
fret and vicinity. that he Inns purchased another Gard!
Ing Machine and will he nhlc to do work on short notice
as chem and well ms at any shop in the County Woo
and 10th left at E. s. Haydens Store taken and returned
TEMAN HENRY, In.
souh romfret, Juno !, 1919. 40 W.