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w. I. Goods and Groceries, &c
Heave Cure.

L do hereby certify that one of my horses,
L. was for a long time severely afflicted with
the He0ves, for which supposed there was
no remedy until was prevailed apor to try
- DaioaC'S Heauc Cure" | did so and gave
lin three papers of it, which entirely remov.
ed She Heavcs. The horse has improved in
every respect. A LEXANDER KIRKLAND.
Albany, Oct, rs, lS4Z.
Sold by J. c. B,NorAW, ST, Johnsbury, W,
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Another VICTIM WaIton's Daily chron-
cles the decease ofanotiier person from the
effects ofthe.. explosion at Montpelier. 1t says.
"We regret to add another fatal termination
to the gnn powder explosion. We under
stand that Mr. Zebina Fuller of BrookfieId
died ON Friday, aged about so years. Other
cases are critical"
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~ - :. Hs 4A,Gg&a

In Montpelier, Oct. ~, by .he Rev. George
Putnam, Mr. William Chamberin Of Albany
and Miss Mary Collins, of NJ.
In Berlin, by Rev. a. ITazen, william
Chandler, Of Lunenburg and Miss Euncta +.
Dewey.
Ia Barre, Oct Is, by Rev, Andrew Royce,
Mr. Horatio 5 LOOMS, Of Montpelier, to Miss
Amanda g. rw,ur, of Barre.
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Coon. A friend says that the Van Buren,,
ties have kicked up greet deal Of loose dirt
without doing mucI. to help along free soil.
-Horcestc, W'Gg.
o. Montreal papers chronicle the death
of SlIsauuah Laurent, ut the advanced aye Of
one hundred and fv0 years and five days
She was an old maid, and retained her iacul-
ties TO the last
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GPIt is said that Van Buren, will poll II
large vote in Texas. His Leg Treasures
and nbsquntuators, who sIoped TO that coun-
try during his administration, feel grateful
toward him for allowing them 10 steal so
much of,he peoples money while he held
office. They consider him the Captain Nc
Heath of democracy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-28

~ The Wings of ALBANY have h,J -
grand mass meelng-from 6OOO 10 5000
present, Notwithstanding heavy rain u TUUo
imous and enthusiastic, too Gov SewnrJ
and Hon, Christopher Morgan were the nrin y
.cipal speakers. pun
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The Markets.
BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday,

BRIG IL lON MA lth Il thursday, oct. ~.
Reported for the Traveller.
At market, 1875 beef cattle, bookstores, 10
pairs working oxen, % cows and calves, $500
sheep and $500 swine.
Beef cattle-Ist quality 5,75; I'd do $50;
3rd do, 800
Store cattle-two year old 81 .; three
year old $l6 90.
Working Oxcn-sales at $67, SO, IS, 90,
100 and $l07
Cows and Calves-Sules at $40, 81, %, &c,
80, 81, and $40.
shee p-sales at 81, 1,5o, 1,75, ., and 49,
25.
Swne--at wholesale, % to al; fat hogs,
Ale.
BOSTON MARKET Oct "a
BEEF-Extra mess, 1880 n 400; Mess,
IL, so 1906 No. /, 1000 II 0,50;prime, city,
900 a 80; navy II so II co.
PORK-Extra clear Ia 80 90 00;clear ID 90
90 90, mess IL 80 10 90; prime 8 so a 10000.
LARD-Boston 81 %; south&wtst, 8 n %
bUTTER-store l3A Ii, shipping Ia l54
family 20 80
CHEESE--new milk 8, four tneal a g.,
shipping 6a'
FLO0R-IIow'ard street 5.75 a 90; Ohio,
600 a GO; Genesee, com. br. $50 600.
CORN-Yellow, round, 90 90, flat II "a,
white &C a 81. M 10
OATS-southern, 30u 90; northern, 80 a 90.
WOOL-There has been noderd'e sales OF
i - F,,II ,,rtr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-28

W The majority for Henry, Wing, in the
nrS' congressional District is officially decar-
ed to be 1913. Several towns NOT returned
that would enlarge his majority.
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the flames to the whole work. Amid this,
with the addition ofthe horrd yells ofthe say
ages without, piercing cries of the women
aud children within, and pressure Of alarm
and danger on the minds of the small gar
rison, in situation almost desperate
and hopeless; the brave Taylor arouses all
his faculties, and exhibits that he possessed
II cool, determined bravery, which TO danger
could appnl, and TINT this bravery was sup
ported by the firm pillar of sound skill and
judgement. lie inspired the garrison TO he
rolsm-nll his precautions 10 arrest the flames
defend the breach which they threatened To
open-reisng to open the gnrcs in The dark
10 admit one who claimed friendship, lest he
might admit the enemy with hin--ALL MARK
THE FULL PossEssIoN AND CORRECT EXER-
CIsE or AMPLE ABILITIES TO COMMAND. And,
considering the great disparity of force, and
attendant circumstances, perhaps no acton
ms yet, during the present war, either on the
LAND OR WATER, exceeds it in skill aud brave
ry. 1t does honor to our country, and ms one
Of its cilizous. Cnpt. Taylor, IN total stranger
TO me- and his brave garrison have my thanks
and those heartily.
A MILITARY CoUNTRYMAN.
Roxbury, Oct. l6, 1912.
THE LEGISLATURE. 1t will be motto
ed by the proceedings ofthe House on Tues
day, that the Cuss and Van Buren, forces in
tend 10 stave Off the time of going into join
assembly to elect Z. S. Senator. 1t hat
! been rumorcd since the holding ofthe Cas-
State Convention that there might not be Il
ny Senator elected. This looks as if there
might be plan to avoid joint assembly 70
such purpose, yet we are noriiiIy prepared
10 believe that jackobinsm has got to b
quite so ripe in Vermont.
0F7Cnn any of the wise men at Monrpel
Ter tell why the Congressional election in Til
District is put off one week later than tn
Presidential election?
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PoMrICAL BLUNDER. 1t is stated that in
respect 70 the northern part Of Pennsylvania,
where the Democrats are in favor offrce soil
the Congressional Committee made mis-
take, aud put the wrong Life gr Cass into the
neighborhood.
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Examination of Teachers.

The Superintendent of Schools in Calcdo.
MIA County will attend to the examination of
teachers Of winter schools as follows
Waterford, Lower Village, Monday, Nov,
Barnet, Stevens Village, Tuesday, Nov.
Rycgntc Corner, Wednesday, do :
Groton, Thursday, do 9
Pcacham Corner, Friday, do 10
Danvilc, Monday, do 10
Cabot, Upper Branch, Tuesday, do ii
Walden, (ucar the old meeting housc)
Wednesday, do 10
Hardwi1k, Stevens Village, Thursday, do lG
st, Johnsbury Plain, Monday, do 90
Lyndon Corner, Tuesday, do 81
Wheclock and Sheffield, Whcclock IIol-
low, wednesday, do 90
Sutton, Thursday do %
Burke and Newark, Burke Hollow, Fri
day, do 81
Kirby, Saturday, do p
The examination in the several towns will
commence at % A. NJ Town Superntend.
ents will please TO that their notices cor.
respond to the days specified above. All
who intend 10 teach are requested t. be pres.
cnt at the appointed time, and to bring with
them some approved reading book, together
with slate and pencil.
Lectures on subjects connected with com
mon schools may be expected early in the
season; of which lectures motto" will be du'v
given. A. o. HUBBARD, Co. Supt.
Barnet, Oct. %, lSiS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-28

WIST.7R'S B3LS.7M or WILD CHERRY,
the GREAT remedy for CONSUM PTI9N, and
the best medicine known to man for Asthma
of every stage, Liver Complaints, Bronchitis,
Influenza, Coughs, Colds, Bleeding Of the
Lungs, in the side, brest, sc, and all other
diseases of the Pulmonary Organs.
A very important disease over which this
"Balsam" exerts a very powerful influence, is
that ola Diseased Liocr.
In this complai int it has undoubtedly proved
more eilicacous than any remedy hitherto en-
poyed, and in numerous instances when pa
tients had endured long and severe suffering
from the disease, without receiving the least
beEetit from various remedies, and when Mer-
curry has been restored to in vain, thc use of
this Balsam has rcsorted the LiUer to healthy
acton, and in many instances effected Pcrm0-
nent Cures! after every known remedy had
failed TO produce this desired effect.
Besides its astonishing efiics cy in the dis.
eases above mentioned, we ais, find it Il very
etfectual remedy in asthma, n complaint in
which it has been eXtensiV ely used with
decided success, even in cases of years stand.
ing.
1t not only emanates from IL regular physi-
clan, but has also been we'll tested in all the
complaints for which it is recommended. 1t
is not, my intention, therefore, either to cloak
it in mystery, or in any way deceive the pub
lie by overratlng it's virtues on the contrary,
shall simply endeavor to give brief state
ment of its usefulness, and hatter myself that
its surprising efficacy will enable to fur
nsh such proofs of its virtues, will satisfy
the most incredulous that Consumption NAV
and "CdR be Cured, if this medicine be restor- |
ed to in time.
For sale by J. G. Bingham ST. Johnsbury |
Plain; j. Flint, st. Johnsbury Centre; l.. 7. |
Parks, Pasrumpsic, and dealers in medicine
The genuine signed J. Butts on the wrapper.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-28
PREPARING FOR ANOTHER MEXI-
CAN WAR.

1t was proclaimed at tho Baltimore Con-
vcution that we must have not only more of
Mexico, but Cuba. From the following il
appears preparations ARE on foot to obtain it.
IMPORTANT FROM Mexico. Revolution.
ANNEXATION. Vera Cruz dates have been
received to the 18th inst. BY the lates advi-
ces from the Icity of Mexico, public affairs
were in much conflsioI. Another revolution
was impending over Herrera. An express
had arrived at Vera Cruz bringing informa-
ton that Tompico had declared itself indie
pendent. The State of TnmauIipas seeks
annexation to the United States.
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0FSGen Taylor has written letter to DR..
Paunell, Wing candidate for electur in Nir-
ginia aging that he IcW reio The UiimOt Pro-
ujso should he be chosen President, and Congress
Shouid ndoW d.-I'osi.
The above is sheer fabrication. 1t lbs
not the least foundation in truth, and ms the
writer knew when he penued &C. Il is one
of the many thousand talsenoods with which
Il desperate an" beaten party will food the
country during this and the coming week.
ATLAS.
UF@I, should he remembered ,hatuo wing
eau vote for Van Buren,, without at the same
time voting for Free Trade and Direct Tax
alton; for Van has always been committed
for The latter policy.
GA speaker at Van Buren, meeting
out west, asserted that"Nlr Van Buron's cleo
ton was as certain as that he would see the
sun rise ncrt morning" The fellow then went
to bed and DID not get up TIL noon The merit
morning!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-28

MANsLAUGnrER IN CHELSEA. Mr. David
p. Williams, Of Chelsea. while cndeavoring,
OH Thursday, Of Inst week, to drive from his
orchard. an intruder by the name Of JonH-
than Moses, wOs 50 badly beaten that he died
OH the following Saturday. Moses was ne
compnnied 10y his father in law, and now lies
in Chelsea Jail.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-28

NEW IIAMPsHIRE. The Locoiocos of n.
Hampshire have nominated Samuel Dins-
more, of Keene, sou of the late Gov. Dins-
more, for Governor.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-28
TIN SHOP and w. I. GOODS.

TENHE subscriber would respectfully inform
/ the public that he will sell the following
named articles cheaper than they can be oh.
tanned at any other shop;
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Stove Pipe,
Tin Ware.

Dish Pans, Cream, Tea aud COifee Pots, and
various other articles too numerous 60 mem
ton cheap us the above.
LEAD PIPE, cheap for cash.
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0}"Thanksgiving in Maine, Nov. l6; III
Connecticut, Nov; 30 in New Jersey, Nov.
%; aud we hope we may have ono in Yer
mont before we are all frozen up.
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uT"lr GEN. TAYLOR Is ELECTED, HE WILL
DO MORE TO CURB THE SPIRIT or CONQUEST,
AND cuEcK THE SPREAD or SLAVERY, THAN
ASY oruERMAN TnG wings CAS- EtEcT.--J@ha
QujRcy Admins 10 Mr. Hudson.
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4 MILITARY COUNTRiMAN.
RoXbury, Oct. rs, 1912.

QF7Cnn any of the wise men ut Monrpel-
Ter tell why the Congressional election in this
District is put off one week later than the
Presidential election?
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IL @ So

LExrcoGRAPmc. Van BWenism-aiter spo"S
n derivnive word, from Van Buren-ihc
name of famous office hunter and pl,n-
dcrer Of the people; and author of the n0Xlm,
to the Uiciors belong The 8poii8.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-28

The Superintendent of Schools in Coledo.
MIA County will attend to the examination of
Lnnchnrs Of Nlnlcr schnnls ns lnllnMh
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-10-21

Colonial like all other trade, must CONSIST OF I'M
ports and exports. The imports from colonies CON
sis of those commodities which either cannot be pro-
duccd in the mother country, or "hGh cannot ot
produced in sufficient quantity. Inc C%thaS mans
imported gold and silver from span; TIN from E"S
Land; iron, silk far, and other articles Whlch WIre
not found in Carthage. But the mother country also
imported those things which she produced, butho III
sufficient quantity. These were chiefly corn, WOOL
fur, timber, aud the various metals. lheSc arc eau
Cd raw produce. They are the inAtrrl's 81 manu-
rtcturc; and they almost always BE- produced al
a Oh ,ap"r rate in colony than IN an old country
while the imports from the colony VIII consist OF
raw prudun, the exports to the colony VIII consist
of manufactured goods; for though newly propl'd
countries have tht adv utagc in raising raw produce
yet old countries have the advantage IN hi'hu.''
lures. There the people are coIItc.'u ito c''''.
the division Of labor is more c1mpiIte; machinery Is
more. perfect. and the process arc better uiuef'
stood. Tao molhcr country has then double ai-
vanltg, from the colony. She has an advantage IN
obtaining raw products al cheaper rate than she
ohrry rti obi ain them. and she has an adv aniag'
of obtaining certain market for ~ own mn"iacuF-
ed produce. Again. the colony hR, doubt. adF tnl'Z'
from the mother Country. The colony mas inc al
vantage of mark for her raw produce IN tha mo
tn r. country. and also the advantages OF obtaining
from the mother country manufactured goods cheaper
and better than they could be made IN the colony.
The trai,, lh,r. fore, between mother country AMI
colony is Of the same kind that which Is carried
on tween town and couutry-it is an exchange OF
produce between the farmer and the artlzan' IN
colony sends her produce to the m"lhrr c'unr{ Is
a farmer brings with him the produce OF his fields to
the market town, and takes back those articles winch
are supplied By the workshop Of the town.
The rate Of wages is regulated by the proportion
that NAV exist b,tycen the demand for labor and tn,
supply In all old and thic,y peoped countries, the
supply Of labor usually exceeds the demand and
hence wages are low; in new colonies the demand
| exceeds the supply, and wages are high ColoneiI
always settle in unnhabtcd, or in thinly proplcd
countries. The very circumstance OF beng thlnY
pcoplcd renders the supply Of labor scanty, whiln
the demand for laborrrs to cultivate the Garth IN
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w HENg,Y 60 Nj AZ RClAL JOURNAL

.,t,s larrc norton of the Hyson Skin in the sale
was taken on speculation; and at private, other par
crs 70 the extent Of $4,000 chests have changed
hands at still further enhanced ratcs-ShiP. g. Com
CuARLEsro N--wcck preceding Oct. 13.
COuou-The receipts Of the week have been
- 523 bales, and the sales 1850 at reduction OF
some descriptions Of a of cent per h., the range
being from / to o. cts. The stock remaining ON
hand is o. 595 bales. Rice-Market quiet, owing to
lirht receipts and high prices demanded. OF the
l63l tres received ONLY portion sold at 3 25a 80
p,r 100 lbs. Corn Market inactive; about 2OOO
bu,hcl, Country sold at 5ia0O cts. Ftom-Ihe mar
kut is depressed and sales confined mostly to Coun-
try at 25a g. 80 per brI EcchaRse-Sales OF Stcr-
linz at ,as per cent. premium, and Checks on New
York ius do. Freights-Cotton in square bags is
taken for Liverpool at 3d., and to Havre Ct
NIonuG-wccll preceding Oct. 10.
RralqrkS-Tha business of the past week has been
on moderate scale in all departments of trade. The
low stage Of the water in our rivers, rendering naVi
cation extremely difficult, for the lightest
trught boats, has tended to check operations
jour. Of Com.
l1Du bales. The purchases have been principally on
English account, with a small portion for the North
The prices paid have ranged from % to cts.' IN,
Guiding mid. to fair, and the stock on hand is 2344l
bales FrrigEtS-rhcrc is but little doing to Liver
pool, and tn. rates for Cotton remain at 7-l6d. LIZ
riaage--Stcrling is 6!a7 per cent. prem, and the
supply and demand about equal. Bills at sight On
Baltimore ia4 prem
New OnLEANs-weck preceding Oct 7.
COftoR-rhc sales of the week have been Is, 100
bales, the bulk of which was taken for Eng land
The prices paid were from 4 tot cts, including ord.
to fair; and the stock on hand is 66,196 bales Sugar
Transactions have been limited, not exceeding 20O
hhds. for the North, at 3af5 ctS the latter lully
fair. DR.. Terrier, at Point Coupcc, five hhds OF the
ne,c croD being the first arrival Of the season. and
three DAYS later than the first arrival last year. 1t
not sold when we made our inquiries yesterday
being il so ''green'' state as TO be scarcely mer-
chantablc 1IolaSseS-Buycrs holding oil for
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PICKLES, JELLIES,

TENIE subscriber would respectfully announce TO
q the public that he has on hand a large stock and
general assortment Of PICKLES and PRESERVES,
which he can sell, wholesale retail, fifty per
lower than they be purchased any where in the
United States.
Shipping Merchants, Agents and Contractors will
find it advantageous to examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere. His stock comprises in part
yin DIGKIES
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REFERENCES:
EVA UNION Low FETAL
8 s IL D. Z, LII y G .-Thc increased de |

EVA NTON Low Nj Il II A l.
SHE A Il III y & The increased de
maud for This article has induced the manufacturers
to erect extensive additional works, and pre-
pared IN c1niuuctinn with Mir. WIN. IL. Muntz son
OF G + Mnntz Esq, Of Birmingham, England) TO
offer YELLOW METAL SHE.TtlING- which
they confidently recommend, unsurpassed even by
the celebrated Nuntz, English make.
Several suits vcssrl- belonging to this port that
have been about two years (and at Boston New
Bedford, &c. longer tme) have given general salts
faction the price being about three cents less than
copper and The old exchanged for new, at difference
OF >x cents. offers great inducements for its general
use.
Tni> articl. only be had in Baltimore at manu-.
facturrrs' prices of the undc rs gnrd agents.
Also. a large Stock Of BRAzIERs' CoPPER, Cor
PER BoLTs, COOPER and CoMPosITIoN SHEATHING
NAILS, constantly on hand for sale by
T. PRATT & BROTHER.
ic w 81 aud % South Charles ST.
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AS
SURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.

" Il Savings Bank for The benefit ofhe Widoec and
Orphan."
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.)
CAPITAL $500, OOG STERLING, OR s. 500 ,00O
BESIDES a Reserve Fund from surplus premiums)
of about ) $4,000,
(Part0f The Capital is INFESTED in the United States
T. LAME MURRAY, ESQ.
George street, Hanover, Square, Chairman of the
Court of Directors in London
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS
(Chif 0Gcef0r America, u JIalt&t., NY)
Jacob Harvey Chairman, Samuel $. Rowland,
John j. Palmer, Gorham H. w orth,
jonathan Goohue, Samuel NJ. Fox,
James Boorman, VIM Van Hook,
George Barclay, c. Edward Habicht.
EDW'D 7. RICHARDSON, General accountant
Pamphlets, Blank Forms, Tables of Rates Lsts
of Agents, Sc &c. obtained at the Chief Office, "a
w all street. from either of the Agents, through
out the United States, and British North American
Colonies
]. LEANDER STARR, General Agent
For the United States and b. N. A Colonies
Pamphe is exp lanatory of Life Insurance. and the
peculiar system Of this Institution, blank forms of
application, &C., obtained at the Agents office,
German street.
US. LOCAL DIRECTORS, AT BALTIMORE:
Jonathan Meredith, Esq, Chairman.
Samp Hoffman, Esq,
J.H. NJ Culloh Esq, NJ. ID.
AGENTS:
DONALD M'ILvAIN. German street.
THOMAS III. WILLIAMS. iy 81 Iy
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IL Il MO V Il ID q.

THSIi Il subscriber being compelled to move from
X Gay street ,hHs located hinsrl AT the CORNER
OFSOUTH STRICKLAND EXCHANGE PLACE,
under }. b. Egcrton's Lottery Office, where he is
ready and willing TO supply his old friendly custom
crs, and all others wishing to use the best Of
FOREIGN ~ DOMESTIC MALT LIQUORS.
lie keeps constantly on hand. Guinness, Sons & Co.'S
DUBLIN DOUBLE BROW n STOUT, LONDON
BROWN STOUT, SCOTCH ALE, and POUCH
KEEPSIE, ALBANY and other ALES; also AME-
RlCAN PORTER, and BROWN STOUT; and
New Ark and other elders.
From an experience Of some thirty years in The
BotIing and Brewing business, il is unnecc sary 10
say, that he can prepare for any Foreign market or
home consumption, Malt Liquors Cider, as well
as other people. Shippers masters of Vessels
may be assured that his Liquors will keep good in
any climate.
ap If THOMAS WALSH.
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To3oaigI ~ ,ie- R9fe Of il res % Eaieygtiou-
.4ccumulotioa Of Claill-- I'-c5H- Banking
%43.J ~ ..,,r,,. ~ H.. C.,.t5.5r,t,jlas
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t'",'"''" '''' ''' '' ,l ill.,
~ observe wac '-",,. 10
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y eoiu'"'"lt! Is S"" '' '- .'-''' - ,L,
mas Ui"rFs'ns SGT" III ~ III ~, th
aPplea"o" o. hEn'n" '''.'- IA" ri.,l is g,
manufacture Is c4"'" Ia" ''''' 'i.'' I,l.,,
m"nTi 'G'ir'' ana "oo' - 40. Id"
IS c"i!u9 mana'S'''', "a corn luz ID" I ,h.
49, ~ N"'','" w. Wv .. L.;.,y tb,, ra,-
material. 49,, ..,.1. from, mn.
some manufacturers t'"'' = a., M ~ L. If
teriaIs previously """''"''"' r. ,r n ~ and Of
grove manufacture ~. i,,, and iron had
nails although ih1 me-, '.'.i i>"''N'
PREVIOUSLY 9eeh In"'"'r'" mod, with tl,.
ne Wor" no+ "y xctly annropr,ate, as most Of
H"I' " -. a,n t,,sl. j., ., nrr,ai d.ar,c by ma
our mahuiIc'"TGs are r1"us ~ go. =" ,b, I.s
ch!hJly. Il -'i'"'v " Il ,I,.,, l,rI..,I.
aru 1J III - TO- - ,; and s,Iis tbprn
a -'f"te, I i oa''S 4" - '-0'~'' '
IN ~ h s find of manufacture for
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