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Dortetp.
A Riddle.

Cut off my head, and singular am;-
Cut off my tail, and plural appear;-
Cut off my head and tail, and strange 10 say,
That while my body'0 left, yet nought is there,
What is my head cut off a sounding sea
What is my severed tail Pa flowing river,
Within whose peaceful depths my whole dot
play,
And parent of sweet sounds is mute forever.
ANSWER.
My head you'll find the letter C,
And my body a nought, or 0,
My tail, or eud, the letter D,
Now place them rightly in a row,
And Gods the thing they'll surely spell,
A fish of savory taste and smell,
Some parts of which, It's strange to tell
Is called sweet sounds" though sailed well.
Take C from Cod
And twill be cd Todd singular,)
Take off the D,
And you will see,
The plural term of co (Co.)
That's often used on signs you know
Then if both letters you efface,
Why only thought is there" in place.
My meaning further to unfold,
A simple truth must yet be told:
C sounds like sea, ia sounding sea.'O
And D like Dee, {" the flowing Dee y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-10-18
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN

was blown up he was a snug, trim, well-con-
ditioned monkey as you would wish to see
on sommer's day; he came down car
donated niger in miniature, in an ava
lanche of burning SCOT. The thump with
which he pitched upon the hot ashes in the
midst of the general flare up, aroused him
to a sense of his condition. He was miss
ing for days. Hunger at last drove him
forth, and he sneaked into the house close
singed, begrimmed and looking scared and
deyilsh. He recovered with care, but, like
some other great personages, he never got
over his sudden elevation and fall, but be-
came a saddcr if not a ociSer monkey, If
ever Pug forgot himself, and was trouble
some, you had only to take down apowder
horn in his presence, and he was off to his
hole like shot, screaming and Gathering
his jaws like pair of castanets
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-10-18
MlrStttnts.
DIR. TPask's
Magnetic Ointment.

THIS is the first attempt to combine the ELECTRIC and
l. MAGNETIC FLUID with the pow erul Vegetable tx
tracts in u form OF an Ointment be applied externally
for the removal Of disease. Ta most unlimited success il
the age. II is onstny eGCtin cures Of the utmost i'm
purtanCe. The most nCreduous cunvnced-the most
tless compelled TO believe IN the rover aud virtue
4 this great remedy. 1t universally admitted to be the
most wonderful combination known TO the world for the
immediate Teli of disease and pam.
1t neverials, while there remains sufficient life to res
lure natural and h athy action TO the capillary vessels Of
the body and cqnalize the circulation Of the blood By
tins means controlling pOwerls gained the
lgnant iums Of disease, when be Obta ned from
any other remedy. Such is the power CT this combination
That 1t peneates TO every portion of the human frame
y bone and muscle, yein and gamunt is searched
out and made sensible of its purifying aud healing fu-
nee Hence it copes as readily with ntna extebal
disease.
Numerous instances record, whore this remedy
restored health To patients the grave that The
most powerful internal remedies failed IL produce aDy ef-
ect Such has frequently been the in inflammation Of
nc bow esnO patient need die Of Ibis disease where
he magnetic ointment he obtained that dangerous ep-
denic known as the putd Elrpeas always be cured
| ny TINS remedy. For the Intammdury rheumatism this
ointment is the most complete remedy prepared In
- case out Of 100 II III aJTd entire relief to The worst
'ascS Of nervous headache in thirty minutes For nervous
nasm, ldmtnCss liberated sore throat Bronchitis Ple
isy Group, Chuc. Cholera MorluS, Ague in the ce or
reas Burns, Sculd head, scroiua Salt Rhcum Eryspe-
as, Infamed eyes, fever Sores &c, will he Immediately
| ielitvcdb by The use Of this remedy.
For further particulars aud testimonials see pamphlets
| eft with each agent.
:. X. Collins, wholesale and rcta Montpelier, Vt
| Johnson and Hidden, MitdlescX-Stimpsm and Armes
W"eTbnry-E D. Green, Richmond-T. A. Peek, nmng-
| "n-Joseph Densey, Nortlhcld-A A Cleaveland, Jr.
ro"kfcId,-G. X. Gall" Northumberland and Walker
| .Hrrc.
Price 25 and IS cents per bottle e3.Iy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-10-18
Wear of the Niagary Falls.

The no, 1000 tons OF water which each
minute pour over the precipice of Niagary,
are estimated to carry away foot of the
cliff every year. Taking this average, and
adopting the clear geological proof that the
fall once existed at Queenstown, four miles
below, we must suppose period of twenty
thou and years occupied in this recession
of the cataract to its actual slte-whi e the
Delta of the Mississippi, nearly $4,000
square miles in.eXtent, an estimate founded
on its present rate of increase, and in a
calculation of the amount of earthly matter
brought down the stream, has justified Mr.
Lycll in alleging that sixty. thousand
years must have elapsed since the forma-
ton of this great deposite began.-Quar
tcrly Reric0.
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Ml0ttiurs.
INTERESTING TO MOTHERS.
Pleasant to The Taste, and Sure and SAFE IN IL
Opcntion.
ANMeriCam wer,njf.,ga


This article offered the public with entire confidence
as being perfectly safe in all for Infants children
adults and Is believed to be the most cuctua destroyer
Of worms of all descriptions ever made USE Of by man,
Much OF the dsageeable and nauseang TASTE which rem
der other Vernliuges so difficult administer children
is avoided III the American Vernugc. Thousands per
ish by worms without the real cause being known
gnng other fur the sickness until il is too
late to reach and remove the cause.
There is no disease that Produces much disturbance in
Me system worms they have been known TO produc,
Pleurisy Dyssntery Vomiting Fever, Dropy of the Brain
SpasmodiC Coughs, etc, etc,
Thi recipe received through of the best ply
cians, in New York and of the quantity we hay,
sold, we have never known failure. We have known
ii bring away lots of worms from the Pin Worm to th'
largest size, after other NvmifIges had entirely aied
CURTIS and PERKINS, Druggists, Bangor Me-, ar,
the sole pOprietors of the AMERICAN VERMIFUGE, by
whom sold wholesale and retail, also by their agents
Price IS cents per bottle.
Collins wholesale and retail agent, Montpelier, Vt
IS lluichms, Waterbury--D w Keith, Waterbury, Bar
re, L Hooker, Planfcl-E Putnam, Marshfcld-E Per
ry and CO., CuboI-N p Kceler and Co.., Hydepark-H
Villas, Johnson-D Gilbert, Morrstown-n Montgomery
llardwick. l3Iy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-10-18

LETTING OUr.-An Irish tailor, making
a genteman's coat and vest too small, was
ordered to take them home and let them
out. Some days after, the gentleman in
quiring for his garments, was told that his
garments happening to fit countryman OF
his, he had let them out at a shilling aweek!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-10-18
80 Dozen Axes.

NOUS S 4 LANGpoN have just bought 80 ., dozen
less of hem 'IesS Axes warranted OF nave V 01 so We
Will sen by The do,eo AS low as they can be got ron any
September Il. PRICE v 'N IS
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PLASTER.

E gVS p, received 1tbe store, rr e,u,,,
100 i5O Tons Prime NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER,
hni When Is how beng ground my MILL for sale cheap III
"' p vi put up in kegs or barrels .t-,. 81,
purchasers can deendup getting prime article fresh
ground, Of WIN. w. WELLS.
waterbury, FeO.S 1870
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-10-18

&c The little darling-he didn't strike
Mrs. Smiths baby purpuss, did he? 1t
was mere accident wasn't it, dear ~
" Yes, mar, to be sure it was; and if he
don't behave himself I'll crack him again"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-10-18

10 When mans selflove is SO great
that he supposes his faults are better than
other peoples virtues, one may say that he
has pretty good opinion of himself
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-10-18

Old Hodge one night at Carlos bar,
Had got. in classic parlance, tight"
When, as b., homeward made his tracks,
He he heard the Voices of the Night"
As with quite uncertain step,
Unto a m-pond', brink he came,
Where old King Bull-frog held his court
He thought he heard one call his name
cold Hodge, old Hodge !" he stopt and gazed,
Till COLLINS seemed to fill the dark,
And Hodge, tho brave was rather scared
"What's that ?" he said, "what'S that P oh
bark |"
"0ld Hodge got drunk
Old Hodge got drunk
Drunk, Drunk, Drunk~
"You lie, by gosh" said Hodge, you lie !"
A deep voice answered, "Nevermore !"
And Hodge thought Nick himself was near,
Among the bushes OIL the shore;
&c. thinking it was best to run,
He started like railroad car,
But horrid shapes now thronged his path
And voices shouted near and far,
sold Hodge got drunk
Old Hodge got drunk!
Drunk, Drunk, Drunk ~
Hodge reached his house half dead with fright,
And never since has got tight"
CaSSpilie Standard
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FROM AN EMINENT LAWYER IN NORTHAMPTON
MASSACHUSETTS,

NoRTHA NPsoN, Feb I, 1919.
Dear Sir-I havelong wished to sre YOU that might rive
you accurate account of the remarkable cure of nv on
" daughter ui violent of scrutula She is now nj
most three yearso age. In February last putrid sores up
On the lips face and glands made their appearance and
increased it'll irgul rapidly one of her eyes also be
came badly liberated, that to ALI appearance it could
never again lie restored. This continued six weeks the
child being horrible sight, and The hearts of her
parents almost hOktn During The whole of this period
we used SARSAPARILLA IN LARGE QUANTITIES
but the disease arrested in the least While In,
the store Of Your very genemuny agent in this place aud
relating the manner winch child afflicted, he
| advised me To make trial If your CanCMlagua. took
but one bottle having confidence in il, but commenced
giving It according your dlrccuuuS, stopping all other
medicines at once and m Just five ys the swelling Vis
by decreased the ulcer began ii heal, and she improved
rapidly fol three weeks and tn oar very great joy ap
pareny Cured-less than two bottles having been used
Naming tins ease to OF ncreduOus friends they
seemed ~ think that the must have been effect I'll by
the use of The SARSAPARlLLA, and it was not cav
under the circumstances, IL argue against that opinion
| BUT NOW FOR THE PROOF. When the child appear
ed to he perfectly cured stopped giving her your
same erutions. running the eye, aud swelling began TO
RETURN We waited five days II see II would amount to
any thing serious 1t increased rapidly as before We
again commenced giving her your medicine, and in five
days, 1.-THE same period Of time before ehJ began 10
grow better, and in about two weeks was well again
From that day to this the child has been perfectly We'll.
My father Isaac Hodges Of North Adams, Mass, Ply
SlCIAN, to see with the intent, of prescribing
iO her, but we Werd using your medicine with success
and TIT child improving rapidly, he did not condemn it,
but LEFT his prescription to be used in case your EN
tract failed. We had occasion for 1t, and am sure he
VIII now recommend your medicine IN similar cases.
Your Obeditnt Servant,
IIORA /. HODGES.
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1Doetrp.
A FABLE.

BY JACQUES JoURNOT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-10-18
Important TO the Public.
Horse and Cattle Medicines.

Don' permit your hores and cattle die when the
Of cure are within the reach of all
The undersigned has spent several years the study Of
Veterinary practice in LondUn and EdinbOro' he has
also awaited himself of The researches Of Leibg and other
celebrated men, who have contributed much towards
udcous treatment of animals the principle of prac
ce consists IN the rejection Of general bleeding and the to-
tai rejection of all medicines that experience has shown
be OF dangerous tendency. These remedies act in har
mony with the vital principle and when given according
to the directions Which accompany each article they
capable Of exciting and increasing the natural functons
without Diminishing or destroying their power, hence
safe in the minds Of every one.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-22

Vegetable Unirasci Medical Curative Of as
FRENCHCOLLEGE OFHEALTH, LNPlRIS
The extraordinary purifying power of these Pin;
surpass all other medicine known. Consequently for
ordinary physc for family use, they the most safe
at al times and by al Aperson that takes these Pills
will never need to take emsfe; for If the stomach
s filled with impurities, TO need an emehe, they
are sure TO comif and entirely dislodge all foul matter
But il the stomach is healthy, and impurities in IT,
not the slightest nausea Is felt.
II Is now well understood that nine-enths Of all the
cases Of consumption, which annually consign forty
thousand victims to the grave, originate from obsiiue
ions. caused by taking cold.
All this is eifeetually prevented by timely apPiei
ton of LA MEDICINE CURATIVE PILLSli
pThe above are for sale by the following Agents
Newiane, Birchard and Sawyer, w. c. Perry; WI
Evansville WI William, Miller a. Clark;v Vernon, Alo.
10 Newton Bellows Falls, Norman Harris; SaItons
River Russell g. Esterbrooks; Rockingham, L. ).
Eddy, B. Spalding; Cambndgeport, d. y. Gushing !
Putney, Isaac Crout, VIM. l.. Upham; Dummersloa,
G. w. Emerson Asa -Knightj Townshend, johnson q
Weatherbee; West Townshend, Thos. Cook Will
ner g. Bowen; Guilford, y. p. Adams; Halifax r h.
a. r. Henry; West Halifax, !. e. S. L Hitchcock
Readsboro, Joel Ranney Wilmington, ohgen smith
Dover p y. Perry Grafton, Geo. NJ. Barrett WARDS
boro. J. 4 II. Rice West Wardsboro, Daniel Harris
& Son North Wardsboro, Converse a. Higgins; Jam
aica, s. @. SUMNER Windham, VIM. Harris a. son
Westminster East Joel Aldrich Westminster West
field r. & u. Burke Weston, Asa B. Foster Chester
Joseph Hadley; Woodstock, Z. S. Hayden; Rutland
And by @. II. SALISBURY, Brattleboro, General
Agent for the State ofVt
All orders supplied.
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Comrnissioners' Notice.
STATE OF VERMONT.

Disiyid Of Wesiiainsia, IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the district Of
Westminster; To all persons interested in the
estate of DAVID HOW, late Of Jamaica, in said
district, deceased, testate, GREETING.
WHEREAS SEsEKA How, Executor Of the
w last VIII and Testament Of said deceased,
proposes to render an account Of bis administration,
and to present his account against said estate for
allowance, at session Of said Court TO be held
at the Inn Of JAMES TA0GARr, in Townshend, in
said district on the last Wednesday Of July, 1919,
therefore you are hereby notified TO appear before
said Court, at said time and place. and show cause,
If any you may have, why said account should not
be allowed.
ABLSHAI STODDARD, Rsg'r.
Grafton, May 90, ls49. a.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, May 18th, ls4s.
ZONES CARoLIsE WooD, Widow of DAVID
" WOOD, late Of Bratteboro, deceased, and
moves the Court here for assignment to her Of
personal property from the estate Of said deceased
Whercupon II Is ordered that said Petitioner no.
tiy all persons Interested that this Court will de-
eide upon said application the session thereof to
be holden at the Probate Office in Braiieboro, In
said district on the last Thursday in june next by
publishing a copy of the record Of this order three
weeks successfully in the Hamoat PhGHir. printed
at said Brattleboro previous to said time OF hearing
A true copy Of Record.
az Attest ~ H0LBR0OK, Reg'r.
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD.

-. e~.1Sr ON and after MONDAY.
~ JUNE 4, is4s, Pas.ae.i
ANE Trains will leave Boston, ~
Bellows Falls. in connection with the Fitehburg
trains, daily, at "A O'Clock, A. D., and $40 P. NJ
Leave Bellows Falls for Keene, &c, a. A. D.
and p. NJ.
Leave Kecne for Boston at A. NJ and Q tsp. NJ
Leave Keene for Bellows Falls, ChArlesiown, &c,
at II II A. N. and 80 p. NJ
All the above trains connect with the trims over
the Sullivan Railroad, nOsc open TO Windsor, VI,
and there connecting with the Vermont Central
Railroad, which connects at White River with the
| Passumpsic Railroad, thus making continuous
Railroad line from Boston, through Fiiehburg
Kecne Bellows Falls, Charlestown and Windsor
to Mortified and Wells River, Vt. Also at GrciOn
with the trains Of the Nashua and Worcester, and
Stony Brook Railroads, by which passenger taxing
either Train down can proceed without delsy 1t
Groton, to Nashua, Manchester, and Concord; 70
Lowell, Lawrence, the Eastern part Of New HAnP-
shire and the State Of Maine; to Worcester PROV.
idenee, Springfield, New York City, AAAAAl' VA
the West
Stages run In connection with this LING hon
yvs-.6a.dsa Rindgo and Jafffey from fitEvA
lam to Richmond, Winchester, Hinsdale and Bni
tleboro
From Keene to Chesterfield and Brattlebor
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, after the n
rival OF the last train up; from Bellows Falls B
Rutland, Whitehall and Burlington.
Passengers leaving Bellows Falls at P. NJ, ca
reach New York City, via Worcester and Norwid
the next morning, At O'Clock, and those leavin
Bellows Falls at A. H., can reach New York an
Albany by Railroad the same day.
Freight trains will run in connection with Ii
usual Fitchburg trains.
Keene, June I, Is4s. TIA
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YOUNG BULLRUSH.

% VNHIS Horse was raised in Or
NW-4fY0 j. ange Co., VT, by the sub
Nv LAY hff scriber-eolor, dark bay,-blaek
w II IN flowing name and tai,-mans
s'se4A1eA- four ieet in length-moyemenns
elegant, and surpassed by none. His age Is 80 y
years the 5th day of June next, and weighs iVoo
lbs, sired by tie Old Balnish, and second o ,.
seendant Of the original Morgan Horse formerly
half blood Morgan, from an English blood Mare
The above Horse stood in this vicinity = yeas
ago. and his stock is not inferior 10 any other ho,;e
He will stand as follows, commencing May iOi
on Tuesdays at Williamsville; Wednesdays ans
Thursdays at Taggan's, Townshendi lnaays"
Dummerston Centre; Saturdays al y, hoau
Brattlebore. n. ga" iI"q "a
BIai,leboro, May 10, I649.
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To NV Father.


ny MRS EMILY C. JUDsoN.
A welcome for thy child, father,
A welcome give to-day,
Although she may not come to thee
AS when sho went away;
Though never in her olden nest
Is she to fold her wing,
And live again the days when first
She learned to fly aud sing.
oh, happy were those days, father,
When gathering round thy knee,
Seven sons and daughters called thee sire -
We come again but three:
The grave has claimed thy lovelest ones,
And sterner things than death
Have left shadow on thy brow,
A sigh upon thy breath.
And one--one of the three, father,
Now comes TO thee to claim
Thy blessing on another lot,
Upon another name
Where tropic suns forever burn,
Far over land and wave,
The child whom thou hast loved, would make
Her hearthstone and her grave.
Thoult never wait again, father,
Thy daughters coming tread;
She ne'er will sec thy face on earth,-
So count her with thy dead.
But in the land of life and love,
Not sorrowing rs now,
She'll come to thee, and come, perchance,
With jewels on her brow.
Perchdnce II do not know, father,
If any part be given
My erring hand, among the guides
Who point the way to heaven.
But il would be Joy untold,
Some erring foot to stay:
Remember this, when, gathering round,
Ye for the exile pray.
Let nothing here be changed, father;
would remember all,
Where every ray Of sunshine rests,
And where the shadows fall.
And now go; with faltering foot
pass the threshold Ger,
And gaze, through tears, on that dear roof,
My shelter neycrmorel
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DR.. A. d. PUTNAM

Re=A HAS lately received "HILL'S
III ST0PPING," new article iol
II1J Filling Curious Teeth 1t is com.
pound material, aud perfectly harmless both as i
respects the Teeth and the Constitutional Health
easy Of applcation--being introduced into cavity
In plastic state, and hardening as soon as 1t I.
packed. II eau be applied with case TO the msresl
shells Of Teeth, and Its adhesive property is such
as 70 be retained without difficulty.
"HILL's STorrIsa" comes highly recon.
mended BY eminent Dentists in New York and 9th
or States.
Bratilsboro, Nov. 20, ls4s 4
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DUEL RAzoRs

DUT in perfect order or exchanged for new,
IL Shaving aud ShAmpooing ia a superior manner,
at J. MOORE EDWARDS
Prize Hair Gutter, Main Street, Sign ofthe Tall Pole.
05- Rich's Hair Wash, to cleanse the head Of
Scurf aud restore the Hair. IS
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RE MOVAL.

A LExANDER CAPEN has removed HIS PAINT
IA snor 70 the first door South OF the Greek
Bridge, near A. Van Doom Sons Cabinet Fac
tory, where he will be in readiness to receive all
'obs for
Painting, PaperinG, Whitewashing
mud Glazing.
NJ Terms reasonable.
PAINT's, OIL, SC, kept constantly on hand
and for sale low.
Brattleboro. April 8, is4s. So
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Vermont and sIassachusett.
RAILROAD.

$685. ON and after MONDAY
ks&4 Jnstrtzk " MARCH S. IsIe ps,...'
E-A- ger Trains In Connects, ~, IA
the Fitehburg Railroad will run az Iolla,, '''a
up TRATNs
80
p.,.s s,e Do,soh - a.s ~, ana $40 ?. N,
Brattleboro l2I5 and s5.P.M "''u A'i'e
nowN TpItus
p.,N aNs
r,.-ai 10 Is 80 ~, aho i1SO + NJ
pns. ~ "a q .op W. anu arriTe Al
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Head Quarters for Groceries,
WHEELER 81 PRATT'S
Low Price Store.

ILTHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
w Hhds- r. r. and N. o. Sugar;
Bbls Crushed and Powdered do;
Hhds. Z. o. and n. o. Molasses,
Is Chests Y. II. Tea, warranted good
10 Souchong and Ningyong Teas;
rs Bags Rio and Old Java Coffee;
Box and Cssk Raisfns Ground Spices,
Ct r~-aa--n Hr-a- - --aaa A&-A-Y
Mackerel in Kits and Quarters,
100 Bags Ground Rock Salt,
500 Bushels American do,
100 Casks Nails, all sizcs,
Window Glass,
200 Barrels Extra Family Flour,
100 Common do,
A large assortment Of Shovels, Hoes, Manure
Forks. Iron Rnkes, &c, &c.
05r Time and money saved by calling at
s4u WHEELER a. PRATTS
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Ftsh, Pork, Hams a Lard.

M4 ssIaoa i, i Ssl'' T. l. and KITS
fiekled Cod, Dry Cod, Dun Fish, Sword Fish.
hSifa Squared Hams Common do;
Prime LARD, in barrels and Kegs for sale by
AAy 10 1891 J. W. FROST
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Buggy and HARNESS trimmings.

OLIVER PLATED, Brass, Timed and Japan.
Dned Harness Trimmings; Shoe Thread, Cotton
and Worslrd Webbing, Horse Brushes and Cattle
Cards Brass and Plated Buggy Bands, Patent
Leather, Coach Lace, Drab saiinet, Drab Broad.
cloths, for trimming Buggies, Oil Cloth, Worsied
Damask, Dash Irons and Malleable Castings, just
received and for sale BY The subscribers At the very
lowest prices. THOMPSON & RANGER.
Bratilrboro, May 10, 1912. 3w39
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KNIVES AND FORKS.

BRITANNIA AND PLATED WARE.
TABLE and Tea Knives aud Forks, Pen and
IL Pocket Knives, Elegant britannia Tea and
Coffee Pots, Plated Cake Baskets, Shutters and
Trays, Casters, Plated Iron and Britannia Spoons.
Iron, Brass and Glass Candlesticks, Glass Lamps,
Scissors, Shears, Razor Strops, Shaving Soaps
and Creams, Pins and Needles, Hooks and Ewes.
Hair Dust, Hearth, Tooth aud Shaving Brushes,
Shot Pouches and Powder Flasks, Sleelysrds,
Chopping Knives Of superior quality, Sheep shears,
harps, Fish Hooks and Lines, Common and Fancy
Bellowses, Bed Cords aud Clothes Lines, Dinner
and Tea Bells, received and for sale low by
THOMPSON x RANGER
Brnteboro, May 10, Is49. 3wa0