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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-29

CHEERING NEWS FOR TIIE SICK

Whitcsville N. Y. July 10, le4S
Mt. Seth Fowle Dear St-lt Is with pleasure | write
you hs cetfeato stating my experience ia the Of
DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. In November last
taken with severe cough My u much niec-
ted, much that with difficulty could brcnlhe.-
Hearing Of Basum procured aud took part of bot
tie and my utter establishment, my lungs freed and
cough cucd. am happy to recommend this Basnm OF
Wild Cherry tho public Of the best medicines for
CHS and colds used. WM SWIFT
Now that this preparations ia well Known to he
tain for incipcnt CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, LlV-
En- COMPLAINT, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, and all sim
liar affections than amy ohe remedy known there will
be, md NOW ARE found those ~ vldnnu.ly wicked
spurious, aud pchaps poisouUus MIXTURE mud
Try palm I'll the genuine Balsam. We false
alam. Wo advise the public OF those schemes that their
health may DO trcd wtho ourselves plundefed oouI
just rights.
THE GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
DIR. WlSTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, hr.
count Of s great popularity has bocu extensively counter.
eted in Phaclpha aud thou sand bottles of tho apu.
rOns intuition thrown into the market aud extensively cir
cued. This is 10 caution dealers and tie public generally
hg liHst purchasing any other than that HAVING THE
WRITTEN SIGNATURE OF |. BUTTS on the wrapper.
Always signed |. QUITS on tho wrnppcr
For sale by REDFlELD & GRANNIS, Moni peler, 8. X.
Collins, dol French Walker, Barre; Il. l. G. french,
Planfeid; Thurbrr BOwles, Washington Dickinson aud
Pcuslue, Chelsea. 10
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Drntl)s.

In Berlin, very suddenly, orson Fnrd Of Washington
Ford, sed wears. Ills death caused by mOg roll
ling his body.
In ira.burgh, Nav 10Th. suddenly, Mrs. LYDIA, wife CT
Mrs. = :. Webster, aged 30
10 Greensboro, Nov. 9 Prudence s., wife of Timothy
Walker, aged 81
Ia Glover, Nov llh, Eliz beth. daughter OF Mr. Z p
Beau, aged lcais.
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VERMONT wArcHMAN STATE JOURNAL NOVEMBER 30 1s4o
Boston.
To Journeymen Printers,

lVELLOW CRAFTSMEN; I'VE beseech AID warn YOU 10
place dependence upon advertisements or hand hills
from the newspaper aud printing Embellishments of Boston
and vicinity, offering employment TO printers. There are no
situations TO he had except those vncated y who arc
now on " u Strike" for advance 10 tho ratios of pay
lhuy.two establishments have uccodod TO, aud pay,
the required by The Union Tho advertisements for
hands NO believe to he merely experiment to induce the
outncymen to returnto theii work the old We,
therefore, earnestly desire to influence to in
duco printers not to Boston for employment until The
nuttoi between tho ipurnc und omplo, IL secd
and the Printers Union will DO adjusted in tho course Of
week. Very Respectfully,
WIZ. aMYTHE, President b. p. Union.
Boston Printers Head Quarters li3 Washington stcel
Boston, Muss., November Is, le4y 4Ow2.
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ttlnrkcts.
Domestic Wool Market.

New YORK, Nov. 20, 1919.
Saxony Fleece, extra fine AZ az
Full blood mixed 81 a 40
2 and 81 blood do 81 a ;}6
Common and quarter blood 80 81
n. Wool, City pulled GO IA 30
DO Country do 90 30
Sup Pulled Wool 90 35
Foreign woollens imported for the week, Ia,
7s9 dollars.
DRY Goods Reporter.
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Adams's Arithmetical Series.

LIST, PRIMARY ARIriiMETlC,o t Mental Operation in
Numbers being Introduction - tho Revised Edition Of
Adnms's New Ar!ihuirIIc Price y cents.
d. ADAMs'S Nl.W AhlIilMEIIC, Revised Edition.
riico as
3D. KEY TO ApAMs'5 NEN ARITHMETIC. Prica
IS cents.
4lh, ADAMs'S MENSURATuN, MECHANICAL
POW Frs AND MACHINERY, designed 10 follow new
Arilhmriic. In iiess.
9Th. ADAMS'S BOOK KEEPING, containing lucid
examination Ut the meth 4 III Book Keeping by
sInge eny accompanied with BlaHE Books the use Of
Ii
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Reported for the Boston bully Advertiser.
AT Market 2200 Cde, about 1000 peves and 1000 Stores
Friees-Market Beer-Extm $3.50 per cwl. Isl qualify
s. -, 2nt quality Si75, 81 quailly 81.
BTreira Cate- Mes 81 5Oi M !, $500 No. 9 $3.50.
Stores Working Oxen so. 60 e.. 10 49, 81 aud 90
Cows mnd Calves SID % 25 2e 80, 3d. und 80 Yearlugs
S., 7, 10, II Twn Yeas on, $40 IL, H. o. 81 Thee
Years Oh, Si3, &c, 20, %, u.s.
Sheep and Lambs O4lO Market One lot ct $50 sold
% lot OF 1890 sold at 81 i0 lot Of 100 solid
S5 small lot sod at SIS each; other lots und
S2,n0 according la quality
Swine IL IL c; retail l.2 10 l-ic.
REMARKs The Market well attended both by huver
AID seller, hut account Of the large OF stock
the maj for tho last few WEEKS suites have boon
hard and prices have slightly decllued.
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NOTICE

Of the dissolution the paftnosbn Of r.
p Walton Sons becomes necessary To close as soon
espossbe al tho ahairs oil tho ine hIn Notice IL there
fore given that nil demands due and unpaid tho Of Jam
uary and all accounts unsettled a that date will he
put In Of settlement and collection without reserve
All persons wing clnms aganst tho late FIRM aso no
tilted to present Interpretations that date, that
may be nude to discharge them.
L. r. WALTON & son.
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Vermont Central Railroad |!
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
AFTER Nov. g.. uSAO.

DASSENGER TRAINS in connection with the Cen
trn Pnssumpsic, concord, MHht hester & Lawrence,
Nusbua n Worcester, Lowell d Boston Railroads.
Leave Boston from the Depot uf tho Lowell Road for 20
bacon, Wells River, Montpoer Waterbury, VI ut L2 A.
Nj. ard Tor Bristol Ut ~ VI.
Leave Lebanon for Boston, Groon Junction. &C. at IL 30
NJ and Bristol at 25 A. NJ, on the arrival Of he cars
from Wells River and Montpelier.
THIS road connects the W. Central and Passumpsc roads
with tho Concord, Nashua and Lowell Roads aud is the
and quickest route from Canadas Northern and Cen
trul Vermont, aud New Hampshire, Boston.
Plsengers from the Central and Passumpsc Railroads
VI" Concord, Manchester, aud Nashua, arrive Grolon
Junctun Worcester, aud New York; quick and US ceap
as by my Other route, and earlier AT Boston.
cohvenont landing und Psns for cattle, has been pre-
pared on the lowcll Road within mile of Portcrs
Special rran tor cno will Ough over this route
on Iueslnys without stopping.
FREIGHT TRAINS Tor ihe Northern, Central and Pas.
suupsic Roads cavethe Depot OF the Lowell Road in Boz
ton. ONSIOW STEARNS. AGENT
concord. n IL Oclnbnr g5. 1910. dh
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DR. wistar's BnIsam of wild Cherry

L. chemical extract of wild Cherry and ra Every bo.
properties and Tar Water has always boon administered in
CONSUMPTION and Lung affections generally by oldest
and sAest physicians Various remedies. 10 IL true, have
e. the lungs and have been found doubt worry
full Tut of all that have yet been discovered ii IL admitted
by ply sicians and all who hive witnessed effects that
mono has proved successful Ms this Fo Asthma short
OF Btcaah and similar affections, it may bo pronounced
apostvo cure, 1t has cured Asthma in many of ten
aud twenty years snudg, after Physicians had declared tho
case be ond the reuch Of medicine.
This Basam /, made from materials which Nature hus
placed in all Northern ATTITUDES untidoto To- diseases
caused by cold climates.
I" Nature is hut tho name for an eiIoc;
Whose cnuse is Godn
Let Va not neglect her pluinnst dictates.
None genuine unless signed T. BUTrS on the Wrapper.
Applications for Agencies To be made TO tho GonoTa Agent
SETH W. FONLE, Boston, Mass.
NOne genulne unless signed l.. BUTTS.
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Classical School Books.

CROSBY'S GREEK GRAMMAR, being II Grammar Of
the Greek inn- 10y Apheu Crosby, Professor OF the
Creek Language aud Literature in Dartmouth College,.
Price 5 IS
CROSDY's XENOPHoN's ANABAsIS Price - cts.
CROsHH'S GREEK LESSONS, couslslmg Of Selections
from NcnophOns AnAblss with directions iu tho study uf
the Giamaipu. Sc d1r. Pace % l.2cts.
GREEK TABLES for the use OF Students by a phous
Crosby, Author ot Crock Giiminur. Price "a cents.
LII DRUNS TELEAlAQUE.fIn Ftench1 ptce "a cts.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

- -
THE PRIMARY SCHOOL READER, PABT I. which
Is intended for beginners. Price ~ cents.
THE PRIMARY SCHOOL READER, PART IT, CON
tanning Exercises in Anirulon arranged in connection
with easy Reading Lessons. Pfice IL cents.
THE PRIMARY SCHOOL READER, PART H. il de-
signed for the Fs, Class in Pm Schools aud for the
Lowest Class in Grammar Schools. Price % cents
THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL READER, is designed for
the Middle Class in Grammar Schools 1t contains Exercises
In Articulation, nged IN connection with Reading Lessons
Price IS cents.
THE INSTRUCTIVE READER. The Instructive Rea-
der, Course Of Reading IN Nuura History Science nnd
Literature designed for the of Schools Price "a
rHE DISTRICT SCHOOL READER, is designed Tor
tho highest Glasses in Public and Private Schuos l con-
tana Exercscssn AficulOn Pauses, objections of the
Voiee sc, with such Rule. aud Suggestions deemed
useful 10 tho Learner IL also contains complete Glossary
Of tho Chsscl illusions which occur Ia the Reading Les
Price 81 vents.
THE SPELLING BOOK, consisting OF Words ia Col
umns ard sent noes, Tor Oral aud Written Exercises,
setloI with PehNs, Aixes, and Important Roots, om tho
Creek and LUtid Languages. Price - cents.
This popular series Of books compiled by Mr.. Will.
u. swAS, the wellknown Principal Of The Mathew
School, Boston From the very apd and general noduc.
ton into schools ibey have ohnned Throughout the prne
pal cities and towns Of the United States is Followed that
they arc better adapted to the Of schools thai any
Others,
COMMON SCHOOL ALGEBRA AND KEY, by THos
snERwIN Principal Of the English High School, joston-
Price rs
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Rutland G. burlington q
RAILROAD.
NEW ARRANGEMENT!

Through 10 Boston IN II hours, and .New York
IN "a hours, tcah o, ~ IA miles Staging.
Leave Burlington At s O'Clock AN reach Bellows
Falls IN season take tine express Tiu Boston
Boston, via tho Cheshire and Fhchburg Railroads. r.
Nj. of the same day.
Also connecting a, Groton Junction with tho New York
Tram thehee y uihond and steamboat New York.
irving there at ) A. VI. morning.
Returning, the trims viii leave Bellows Falls the
rival OF the Boston Tians IL O'clock reach Bur
lnston at obout oclck, r. Mot he same day. In season
Tor the Boats On Luke On InIpdin.
Freight Trains with Passenger attached, leaves Rut-
land at $50 \. NJ. arriving burlington NJ IL a. NJ Ro.
turning leaves burlington, at l. F. NJ arriving Rutland
6le r. Al. Also ntegulr Freight Train from
Ludlow mud Bellows Falls.
All further norma ion, together with Tickets he oil
tanned at the Ticket Office r burlington, md of the station
Agents the line uls1 the Fchbur.h Depot and Big
CLOVIS oAprcss Oh,e, RailrOud Exchange, Boston.
FOLLETT, President.
Nov. 5, 4s49 49wtf
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AFRO Browns Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, Asa Probate Count holden a,
Co nl within and said District on the 18Th day of No.
yembor le49, Hon Stephen Thomas Judge
Instrument purpo ting he the last will aud testa-
n ment of AFRO BROWN late Of The,fnrj, in said biz.
trc deceuscd being presented to the Court here by Ma
lhanel Turner, J tho executor therein named for Pobate
IN he notified TO appear session of said Court ho
dun at t. Messels dwelling house In Theord the 9th
day OF December, 1919, and shew Guse, IL they NAV
have, against the Probate of said Will Tor which purpose
Is further ordered that copy OF tho record Of this order
he published three weeks successfully in The Vermont
Wachmau and State Journal printed Montpelier VI.
piovous To said time appointed Tor hearing.
A lima nf
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SlRAYED.

GTRAY Ed from he ?nsiue Of the subscriber in Orange
~ about the 18Th OF Oclobu, two gearing hciicrs
ltgc, high head und tIoct hOTus aud white belly
lAnk. I he other common lud deep red. Whoever
will give information OF sud !eurngs return Ia tho
owner shall he satisfactorily rewarded
Pi.lNY WHEATON.
Rare Nov 21ud. ls40 sD
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Attest, DANIEL. b. JAMES, RegiNer.

STATE OF VERMONT, | Ia Probate Court holden at
Washington District, ss. Montpelier, within aud for said
District on the l7lh day OF November A. ID. 1919
WM. II. LOOMS, Administrator Of John l., Sprout, late
OF Northhed, in said District deeoased, presents to the
Cout here in wniing his petition tor license sell the real
estate of said deceased pay the debts duo from said
aud tho exnenses oi administration the personal property
being insufficient flr that purpose
Whereupon, Is ordered by said Court that said petition
DO referred 10 the h nay of Drcember next ensuing
O'Clock p NJ. for hearing aud decision upon tho And
nther ordsle that to all concerned be gwen,
fishing the substance at sG,d petition, aud the orders thereon
the weeks suecessively tho Vermont Wutchmnn and
State Journal newspaper pniod at Mont oler, previous
TO said time appointed for hearings that they may appear
they SEQ cause und give bonds the Of debts
aud expenses provided by aw prevent said eouse being
gfant0d. by tho Court
40 HEMAN CARPENTER, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden
Washington District So Montpelier, within aud for said
DsiIct, on the 2Oh day Of November, A, d. ls49,
GEORGE WuRrllNGTON, Administrator on the es
of Roger Hubbard, late o Montpelier In said dsuict
deceased, makes application 10 said Count extend the
heretofore ALLOW hun TO the debts due from said
and settle his administration account until future day
-Wheeupon, 10 ordered by said Court that said uppca
ton be heard at thu Probate Office In Montpelier tho lIth
day Of December 1896 and il is luther ordered that notice
hereof he given to the creditors of said aud 9TH
concerned, by publishing tina subsistence SAID appl,ca
ton and orders thereon in tho Vermont Waterman State
Journal newspaper prated at Monipehor three weeks
excessively before tho time aforesaid for the
ing OF said application. by the Court,
40 +. +. MERRILL, Register.
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TANNEnY OIL.

4 Few Barrels just received by
~ sroRRs & LANGDO
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OrrIcE INpIaE Affairs. SEPTEMBER ~, 1919.
- EALED PROPOSALS. will DO received at the lAito o4
- the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs ut Washington ofy,
until 10 O'Clock Thursday the lat day Of November ne
Tot furnishing following goods In tho Quantities
haoabouls for Tho Of the Indians, and delivered in
nrIIv ~ Xnr nIz.
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GEAMAiAR or 1nE SPANISH LANGUAGE, la.
sed on the system of d. Jose do UIcullu By Fuyo,e Robin
Price ST.
GRAMAIlCA INGLESA reduciln, Vemto v dos Lee
Clones ID. jose de UIcun. Edcun prmcfu Ann rcana
de Ia SeptmA Paris. Aunentadu levista POI Fuyote
Robinson. iure 81.
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Sd Fall g. Winter Stock.

superior lot of Straw Wrapping jls, maouiaeu,el by
~ L, 4. WALTON d SON.
! Nov. 81, 1879 SO
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 25-5 p. M

BALrNoRK. Jan. 25-5 p.
Fae peathu-Hol for California. -Aeespfanee Of M.
Clay--7zs prize fghtns. Markets, &e.
The weather to-day and bright II II were
the month of May, and thronged with tho
fair bellies of the civ
The ship Jane Parker did get off yesterday. as was
ahuopsisd or California but e hor wharf at 10 o'clock
n's morning In Of Immense of spec
ohe carried out eighty passengers of the most sub
with their chests o. tools
The following despatch received here this morning
from New Orleansi
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. PIP. m.
affords me pleasure 10 inform you that Mr. Clay has
almost II no. entirely recovered from the injury sustained
nl first and produced considerable uneasness for tho
enjoying good health upon the very e be, AND AND ne
reliable authority that Mr. Clay accepts the of
States senator, proeied him by the Legislature OF
The sssnd Taylor ball comes of tomorrow night Tho
most extensive preparations have been made 1t will be
u magnificent affair.
The cholera glad to inform you has entirely sub
sided No new cases were reported yesterday
There has been quite active business doing in
ton During the pat three days the sales amounted to
per pound since the receipt Of the steamer Amer
Many Of our citizens going to California while hun
dreds canvassing the subject with eye to emiga-
uon.
Our city is still steadily filling with the rowdies burglars,
pick pockets and generally Of the northern cities,
gegatng witness the grea, prize fight Tom Hyer, the
of Yankee Sullivan, with all his seconds retain
es and friends. arrived here last night that
well filled with tho "fancy gentlemen" to-day.
The MARKRrs.-In the Baltimore market, to-day, there
have been sales Of 30 bbs Howard st. -four IS, time
with 300 81 S7i and $50 At - 93}; City Mills
is held nominaiy Mt IS i2t Nothing doing in wheat
Yellow selling 81 s. from and wagons
and GO 81 from and vessels. Sales Of city
meal 81 S7A 80. Sales of several hundred bar
rels of whiskey at ~ 2ii cents per gallon.
New York. this morning, the stock market steady.
of Treasury 6s lOsA 1881, and New Loan 1904
Eye hanv on London ult ga q nero
MUM.
Flour less active sales of 900 bbs IS 81 S5 SO
for common western Genesee IS 62i IS 10; southern
IS SO IS S. Sales of meal at $3 for prime Rye
flour 50 Is
Provisions steady sales of common pork at Sl3
50 prime do 50 80. Mess beef &l3 Sales of lard 81
cents in barrels Sales Of sides St and 81 cents
over 2O0, 900 lbs. sold.
The cotton market is fr but dealers are holding of for
the news.
Sales of whiskey at ~ cents in bbls.
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BRANCH The Common Council last night aufhor'
lied special committee having this matter in charge TO
visit the seat OF Washington for the pur
pose of urging upon Congress the necessity Of establishing
a mint in this city. and negotiate with the aaihoues IN
relation the This was rendered necessary
by certain nlormatio received by the committee from the
able to ascertain there can be but little doubt that f the
proper measures adopted the bill will become law
the present session As the passage of this bill is dema
ed alike by commercial portion OF New York. and the
interests OF our citizens consideration OF pecuniay
pen.c should deter the city authorities from prosecuting
with vigor-N y. Courier
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Parliament of Canada opened at Montreal on the 18th
instant after being prorogued several years The
is expected to be important one, questions OF in
governor general in his Speech states that tits the purpose
Of the Queen to exercise the perogatve OF mercy favor
of all persons who still liable penal consequences
for political offences in the events of 1897 and 1888 The
restriction against the French language has been repeal
ed Assurance given that steps will be taken for
ferrng upon the provincial authorities the entire control
of the post Office department. and when accomplished,
low rate of postage is recommended The provision of
funds for the early completion of the ST. Lawrence canal
is strongly urged The passenger trade is regarded as an
important interest," which cannot be discouraged without
injury to the outward trade of the province. The sup
port Of common schools is alluded to. and it recon-
mended to apart portion OF the public domain in
opposition at one time manifested to the school act in
Lower Canada has in great measure subsidized he
recommends adherence to the policy of securing TO all
the youth of the province the blessings OF education
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WAsuINGToN. January IS, Is4


DEAR SIR 1t is perhaps due to the Senate as well as TO
myself, that should make explanation of the cir
cumsances which led to the remarks of the honorable
the report OF his remarks last evening.
Occupying desk in of the Senate chamber,
at distance from the honorable senator and nearly be
hind him. it is TO be expected that should find diff
Guilty in taking down his remarks with verbal accuracy
But when this added the annoyance of loud talking
in the immediate vicinity of the reporter and often d-
recy between the speaker and the reporter, the noise
and confusion often great that it is with the
difficulty that ascertain the ideas and opinions ad-
vanced by senators speaking from that portion Of the
chamber Could proper desks be furnished to the re
porers in the centre of the chamber in the vicinity of
the point to which senators speak, there would be far
less danger OF inaccuracy in reporting.
In the present however, the portion of the debate
alluded 10 was written out by one OF the corps, who
peced that il would be revised Owing to the length of
the debate however and the quantity be furnished for
the morning paper, and owing, aso to the ndisposion
of the individual who usually revses the reports was
sent to the printer without due revision.
Although, therefore, may hope and expect not TO
subject ourselves to repetition of the charges brought
against us by the honorable SENATOR of 'palpabIe con-
tradictons" and shall make best en- ieavos give
an accurate report of the remarks of ALL in full compl-
ance with the contract of the Senate shall be obliged
to ask the indulgence of senator's and especially of those
upon the right OF the Vice President, until provision
shall have been made by the proper authorities for giving
US seats where we shall be able to hear all thars sad
and be free from interruption.
Respectfully, yours,
H. Nj. PARKHURST,
Reporter for the "Union"
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A CARD.-The subscribers take this opportunity in
"A their friends and customers, who have settled
their with that they will be called upon by
collector Mr.. Scrivener and others connected with
establishment, to settle all dues As compelled TO
close present business within specified period,
earnestly solicit prompt attention. Cash notes at
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dsregeIted by any at this time
Jan 26-3tif d. CLAGETT Il co.
s. We also avail our-clve. Of this occasion tender
our sncse thanks and grateful acknowledgements to those
OF our customers who have been prompt IN closing he
accounts. d. G. co.