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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-21

uJNews appears to De scarce article
about these days 49, We have looked over
our Exchanges in vain for The last few DAYS
Tor any Thing calculated 10 excite the least
interest.
Since The appoin imenl Of the Taylor Cab
met all our political wiseacfes seem to have
sunk into quiet repose-whilo 10 the absence
Of any foreign arrival or any startling news
al home-the real newsmongers have had a
hard and dull time Of IT,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-21

Major General Worth is expecting to
leave Texas about April Is, for the River
ella, to establish military post upon the
new line between the L S. and Mexico
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-21

THE PsoTocoL. It is reported that Mr.
Benton will probably bring forward in the
Senate, some new disclosures in relation to
the prolocnl to the Mexican Treaty..
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-21

MoRE MuRpERERs HANeED.-Tbe
Pendcton 6 c. Messenger Of the 18th,
says. Carol and Thomas Henderson, con
viotcd at the last Court Of Sessions for Pick
ems District, Of the murder Of Robert vii.
son. were executed on last Friday week at
Pickcus Court House Thomas under the
galows. denied having anything to do with
the transaction aud was sustained in his
statement by his brother Carol
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-21
THE HERALD.
"Wednesday Evening, March FL.
TO orr PATRONS

lin now hea,IJ i've ,eats nee We we''
place in thsrRc Of the Herald. and from The
i5eal patronage bestowed upon Il By or
iuends we ieel particularly grateful - ha'
We have msfited this patronage ~ mol lot %
to say but that We haV e sr,d,arorsd TO- We
vii str
Duune The lime o. our connection Win
the Herald. we have never had an ocoa''on'
nor have We ever iound u nece.-ary, To- Pos
l.h an mutation to pay 90 our sphsouorf'
and patrons i, Is consequently Dot slng'-
lar tina, quite a number Of subscribers and
advertisers are now Ia Auesr,-The'e &C
coua.A sinely sfe small and therefore u the
easier TO pny--while Ia the aggregate they
are oonsidsrsb le. and Of coarse important 10
Us
L. view Of our own liabinies and which
must be met, NC hope ell oui ttiends who arc
Indebted to Is on subscriptions or for ad'
verIs,ng will lake the ear.ies, oppor unity
10 meet our requrs, IT, this matter
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13

LIE BURIAL OF THE REMAINS OF DR.. q Eo
PAKKNAN.--THE CoRoNEn's lNQuEsT.-M ORE
DEvrLopEMENrs.-Y eslerduy morning. the re.
mains OF DR.. George Parkmnn we're removed
from the Medical College in North Grove stree
TO his late residence, No 6, Walnut street
where funeral services wore performed by the
Rev. Ephram Peabody, of the Stone Chanel
which DR.. Parkman attended, in the presence OF
the relatives. The remains were then deposited
in tomb underneath the Trinity Church, Sum
mer street, so that If necessary, they can be en-
ahmed at Il future time. The following is the
record at the City Registrars office Died Nov.
%, George parkman, aged 50 years and 10
months, physician, born IN Boston, son of Sam
ue and Sarah Purkman; cause Of death, [blunk1
place of intcrment 30 Trinity Church Gene
terry.
On Wednesday evening, the Hon. John II.
Clifford the Attorney General, arrived IN town
from Plymouth and in course Of the evening
visited Mir. Parker, Attorney for tue County ol
Suffolk, AID upon consulting with that gentle
man, and ascertaIning what course h'd been pun.
sued in regard to the Corlncr's Inquest, he APP
proved oil the opinion aud ADVICE Of Mr. Parker,
and the decision OF the Coroner as to the mode
OF conducting the proceedings before lhe Curo-
ners Inquest upon the supposed remains of DR..
Parkman.
Gin Wednesday afternoon officers C,app, Hop
klns and SpuTrs visited the residence of Profes
sor Webster, at Cambridge, and 1t was stated
there obaned a note for SlOO, signed by John
W. Webster, AID made payable to George
Parkman. This note became due Nov. 23l last,
and is the one which Professor Webster stules
he took up that day in the Medical College, about
half past o'clock. TIC Police officers also
OBJ aimed a note for $2l5l, dated in lo47, tour
years to run, becoming due in 1881 and we ul-
dersland that it appears, by The endorsements
upon the back Of sad note that several payments
had been made the amount OF the balance re-
naming due we are not informed. The interest
which had accrued On this balance, it is alleged,
by Prot. Webster, was paid by him at the time
he took up the noe Of S1C0 above stated, which
made up the sun Of $4o3 "a, the amount Pro-
frssor Webster says he paid DR.. Parkman oa The
day Of The alleged murder.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13
EyH2NR gsYR sgEp2

The only original aud genuine WisTAR's BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY, int oduced IN the 1913
been well tested in all the complaints oT which l. " recon-
mended For ten years has proved efcacous
remedy for Coughs Colds, Influenza. Bronchitis Asthma
aud Consumpion IN its ucpicnt stages, than any other
medicine.
SETH W. FOWLE, Druggist, % Washington street,
Boston, Mass is the sole proprietor Of the original receipt
for the manufacture of the genuine medicine supplies
obtained,
Dr. VIM a. Shaw says, 81 wish heartily 10 your
medclnc' consider every cause OF arrest of tho fatal
symptoms of pulmonary dsouso direct tribute to suffer.
ing humanity and so homeless these generally
ph sicans are always justified using any remedy which
has sisnay ben, dlod Others One Thing is cou1in-hp
pubic have guaranty that patent med cne will generally
DC sustained only just 80 long as they we'll prepared and
continue 10 relieve"
ia mora recent letter he snys-"As Wista's Bnsam of
wild Cherry is the only patent medicine which have
ever given public recommendation. shall not sus
pecied by The candid Ggvlng rns prectne tosiimo
| gnnllnr, ,irlnd l. HIlITS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13
Spiritual Communications.

A respected correspondent in Duchess county
writes 10 say that the account we published the
other doy of singular noises heard in the west
cTn part of this State is calculstcd TO excite
profound attention, and prepare the minds OF
men for more extraordinary Developments -
The same writer also recalls some similar per-
formances which took lace in the family of a
Mr.. Thornc in Duiches, about sixty years since.
when knockings like tlose IN Rochester, were
heard in connection with the presence of fe.
male member of the family; and promises If no
better hand shall undertake, to write out and
send us the facts in that case. II seems, how
ever, that Mr.. ThQrue's family ghost never went
beyond pounding on the floor, and after having
bstonshed great number of persons by its per
formances in that line, gave up the occupation
and was no more heard from.
We cannot regard with any other feeling than
respect that natural instinct of the heart, which
in one way or another afiirms u world of soiritu
al eXiseDces at no impossible remove from our
natural life; and we have little sympathy with
such uasoientIhc presumption as passes the yer
dict of "humbug" UPON every fact that it does
not understand. No doubt there are several
things which men IRE not capable Of explaining,
and probably 1t will be some time before the
catalogue is exhausted. Among them is the re-
laliun between The spiritual and natural spheres
Of human life, upon which many Intelligent per
sons suppose Mesmcrsm, Clairvoyunce, aud all
that class OF phenomena to have thrown a great
deal of light OF course, such being the case
we checrlully publish all new facts That ;nay be
supposed TO have bearing nm the subject and
take care 10 keep our readers Informed about that
us well as about other matters.
For ourselves we really cannot see that these
singular revelations and experiences have, so
far amounted 10 much. We have yet to hear of
cairvuyant whose statements concerning facts
wefe reuble, or whose facts were any bet er
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13
Cambridge Cattle DgarKc,, Zee. s

Reported Tor the Boston Daily Advertiser.
~ MARKET 1883 Cue about 100 ieeves aud 1850 Stores
Iriees-Aalket Eeef-lXlri S6,nO por cwt Isl u4ity
s. 3D. 2uc quulty Si75, 81 quily ; 1. ''
BTIerg Cath- Ness 81 81; NJ, l. 50 90 M . Z, n
lliics | &C. TalIuw Gc per punn.l. ~ S''0'
Stores Working Oxen So 81, e., 20 10, 81 aud 90;
Cows and Calves $l6 20, %, 81 30 aud 81 Yo1iling.
y = 10 II Two YeaI. od, $40, IL, H. and % Thee
sold. ~ 49, " ~
rnIers-Ert1a 50 1870 81, $3.50. by Lo,-lCoo sold
cash. 49, Wv
Swine 4 10 l-2 c; roiail4I .2 to53-ic
REMARKs-The Marker was more active hnu a, INV Tina
for the last weeks. ~ ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13

OAK HALL, BosruN.--Mr. Simmons, Of Oak
HalI,siil continues TO give the creates, salisfac-
ton to those who purchas' at his store, and his
immense reldy.made supply giyos one the means
OF selecting to suit the mos. fasti1iuns taste.
Buy there, when IN Boston, ana you will yet good
bargains.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13
To Superintendents. Parents, &
Teachers Of Common Schools
in Washington County.

I'lE undersigned asks leave, respectfully call your at
tenton IN the subject of Reading Books Tor uso IN our
Schools The evil iring from tho present want of uni.
nrmy, cannot have escaped the of tho
observer, ond with the Teachers is deeply and
cd II prevents thut class hcution of their pupils which
no Indispensable To the economical aud udcious expenei
lure OF their time "a point the hrsirabe with tho
honest Tcacha md Ohe,s should DO found in tho schools
1t Is equally apparent al who ave cuas I'd rod the mat.
Ter, that aside from tho fact that there ia sufficient
number of one kind, any Of the schools supply the
of o'aning competent supy any kind Of these
books exists at the present. the books now In use arc but
poorly adapted afford substantial aid to the publ in hls
tif To learn TO read It IS also appa rent both from the
considerations nbove named -und from the spirit progress
winch ~ buginnlng to stir the schools into life ana eff
cheney that extensive change must nko place.
An Agent will visit the s1yeial schools this County do
rug the next i've six weeks, with proposition from the
Publishes of Towns Revised Series of Reading Books
insUppy all with these books aud al tho same Time take
all Their OLD Reading BOOKS Spelling Books School Pfimois
&c In puyment for the This will afford an exec
Lent opportunity To effect recessaTy change with much
expense aud embarrassment than would DO incurred in any
other proposed cou'se.
Tho Undersigned has heancy in giving il us his opn-
ion that Towns Readers possess superiority, when com
pared with the Books which that fully iust
hes vigorous effort for their immediate INTO ali
may attend tho eLu about made and Thai u
who muy be interested in tho prosperity of our system OF
public instruction, viii give e ugont he passes round
favorable consideration
u. J. SCOTT, Superintendent Of
Common Schools for
Montpelier, Dec. lat, 1870. 70
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13
DR.. CORBErT'S
Concentrated syrup of SnrSnpa-
riIia.
Inc RnLtnr liellici,

- TIC IH"H9 Ht"fUtWU y tHt DUV'
Thus writes l.. WRIGHT, Esq the welt known efficient
aud gcntemuuly Conductor on the Concord Railroad;
DosroS, Feb u, 1919.
MEssNs. EDWARD nRfNLrY, & Co..
tohiemen In March lust SiS, pfostntod for sew
etal weeks with inHmmatory baiu ta,o which left ulo
In weak and feeble state.
friend advised me nv bottle Of " Curbcts Conren-
tfaied shaker SatsHpatila which did with the hoppe
results. Before had completed tho hrsi bOrlo con
sonus OF decided Improvement both In strength and my
general health have since used several additional bot les
until my health is BETTER nrd my constitution apparently
stronger than has heen before Tor years. To sma
~ Hctcd myself, and indeed to o troubled with oonsti.
tuionn debility, loss Of appetite, impure blood wbciher
preceded by nciual disease otherwise, cun cheerful,
recommend she Shaker Sursnpgs, in my opinion
tho mosi elective nnd health restoring medicine known.
Nuura
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13
MIR. AMES'S CASE.
A MaclliDist in the Boston LOcOmO-
tive SEOFks.

BOSTON, January ~, ls49.
MESSRS. REODiNG &z CO., < state street; Gestle
ATt msn,-lt IN now ihan fourteen mou,hs since /
Commenced sptng blood aud raising bloody matter
panied with disagTeeable cough and puin my Az
CI employing doctors OF good standing, without avail
induced To try Dr. SCHENCK'S PULMONlC sYHUP, of
which took many huff dozen bottles which
bought at office IN State street, und iOun IT
mo greatly Two months SINCE however, caught
cold, and tho symptoms above described Teappeired with
more severity. insOmuc that forced give up my
busisess altogether. This time The doctors tbou gh
very serious easei my friends considered extreme
danger, aud they Recommended journey South Happening
III conversation with your book Greper 10 mention this Gil
cnmsunee, lie suggested to to to Phudehii and
see Dr. Schenck, which did, and fortunate enough
kntsres o doctor liz held hopes speedy
lie totk his house. where he gave me number
OF bottles OF this syrup until gathering appeared GU my
side, which rpened and discharged Feat quantity OF
ter From that moment gNined fapuy. have returned
10 Boston, where give To you this tmoni, of
the benefit OF this great medicine, which under Gods Pov
dence has restored heath ugun. For d. Scheneks
hospitality aud unromitting kindness to ne, ohups
make no beteT return Than this IL publish
nus II meet the eye Of others, who ike me-
Suffered all but death from consumption discusses the
sh0pe have described, may be Induced TO avail
OF Tho 'rue ind realize the wi benefit US hayo.
]. X. AMES.
We tho undersigned, acquainted with Mr. Ames, and
SNOW TINS statement 10 be true, aud tho signature genuine.
REUEL HUUGu,
Book-keeper of the Boston Locomotive W orks.
ISAIAH TlLSON,
Machinlst At tho Boston Locomotive Works.
q, j, EDWARDS.
Machnist az the Boston Locomotive Works.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13
Dr yyisinr's Ralsapm or wild Chcrr,

L. chemical extract of Wild Cherry and Tar. Every
dy knows that Wild Cherry possesses important medicinal
prupertcs und Tar Water mas always been
Consumption and Lung affections generally by Oldest
and safest physicians Various rcmudes il il true have
been offered and pulled into noorey for the dsons.
a" The g', and some have been found doubt very
full Tut of all that have yet been discovered il is ndi,,ed
by ph, scians aud all whu have It's effects that
has proved successful this. Fol- Asthma Short.
OF Brcaa and similar affections i, may be pronounced
aposvc cure. 1t has cured Asthma in many of
and twenty years sandns after physicians had declared the
beyond the reach Of medicine.
This B"lsnm IL made rom materials which Nature has
placed IN all Norher latulos, and1e o diseases
caused by cold climates.
g Nature is but tho name for an efTec.
Whose is (;ul.p
Let Us not neglect her painnsi dlciatna.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
Application Vor Agencies made TO tbs General Agent
SETH w. FOW lie, Boston, Mass.
None genuine unless signed [. BUTTS.
For sale by REDFlELO IL GRANNlS, Montpciicr s. K.
Collins, doj French x Walker Barre l.. T. &. french,
Painfod Thuber & Bowes, Washington Dickinson aud
PGHslee, Chelsea. 4g2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13
Drutl)s.

In Waterbury, Nov. 3ot s,s. Sally Graves aged 30 yrs
Ia Waterbury, Dee 4h hUs PhcLe Rnnsoni nged % VS.
!" Nit1mslown on the ID lust. No William Knight Tor
many years II tesdcat Of that place.
Also u" the 9th inst Mrs. mary Bass wfo of Joel Bass
Esq aged ~ years
Al Beloir, Rock County Wisconsin, whcro she ha lust
gone wt hope 81 senehting her health, of that iusdl.
Gus and fatal disease, consumption. Nov o. Mrs Sarah
bates, wio OF Dr. Daniel bates, OF Pl,ufe W. aged A
years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13
Wtstar's Ralsm,n Of wild Cherry

. TENoN, FTudIsIn N0unly, n. Y. Oct. Io, lsf3.
Mo-Ts J. y. Warner Il Co Uuca, N. Y, tAsents for
Sath w. Fuwo lentlcmen, have seen nntlces of cure
performed by Dr. Nistrf's Brsam of Wild Chcrry,,
have been troubled with my hront attended vii
severe und pnntn cough. cuniined to NV house
in stormy ana osgy weather, cold wpis &c. NV bodily
health Is lreb, and about ity-ve wears of oge
Ihs Tenderness q my throat uOut tho wear lsO5
ana has onlod mo my private nn prons sonn bu.
soihat have never been free from it since think m,
case Is hard ono for trial of your mcdic hut enc ose
to you one dollar, which unlorstand is the price Please
send mo no e II this has good effect shall necd 10
send to you again.
Yours rcspacilu!ly,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13
New Road opened to the North

IcCtNuU
- Peoples Store, opp ste Brick Church, ing
LIVERY THING
$1,000 IN AMOUNT.
Gfoeerios Of all kinds-C Shoolings &C. to 10,
40 IN.
PURE fEAs-and warrant every pound.
bUfFALOS n BulalO Coat, all qualities
CAkfEllNGs from Manufacturers at wholesale prices.
DIZZY OOODS-eyety Dissertation.
Goods bought with cash aud sold for comm sion will be
cheap to the consumer. All that want goods will he pleas
cd win prices quantity and quality the Peoples store.
Decomber Iei9. 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13

0S-The proprietor respectfully offers his original Pulmo
me syrup To the public as euro Tor Coughs, Colds Con.
sumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints Papilaon Of the
Heart and hefoiua. IL has boen before the public upwards
OF twelve years, during which time scarcely individual
has used without finding relief II has succeeded ia cas-
wheo all other remedies had failed and she
seienlousy oeleves, from its g'oat success that is
the bostromody for these diseases discovered av.
log devoted The whole Of his leElJn for tho last sixteen
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13
Nrm-1lorl.
Artificial Teeth.
THE BEST POSSIBLE STYLE,
THE LOWEST POSsTBIE PRICE

~
IuERE is no necessity thu, Poisons who artificial
Tooih should DO annoyed by the faults commonly
sccu in Ilcm mperlec, f and rerocptibn motion
to them while speakng or nn obvious aud embarrassing Of
oH to Keep them in place teeth too short too long und
conspicuous aud unnatural and bad cour shape bit
to give disngeenbe expression 10 tho mouths aud such a
deficiency in strength us To he unnble bear tho strong
grinding N msstcuon, which all well made teeth should
do Teeth are made in the hghesf state # pereeon either
in whole sets pus of set, w,anANrED FREE rRoM
BALI, No. 500 BaoAOWXY, NGW.YoRK. '''
d. H. ms m many wears given special attention to The
employ pcsnns of tho highest skill in the different pfoccss-
es of this difficult art and he allows work % out OF
highest charlottesville and half Of teeth uniform
~ made on The PrRopto 81 trMosritEnc rRnssvREstOut
and hsdcg goM plates ong are rfd while mus of teeth
OF every possible SIZE share aud coor enable him to sclec.
snch ma aIo exactly adapted to the particular necessities
each ease Nnh There great and "vou. tdvnniases md
the experience Of large aud long piccr IT. X.
makes sets Of Teeth al The prces that persons eouH-
try ca" hare them made fer in Me to~n Or vags whe they
res'ar SO NAT any one may have, he cheapest rates, Tie
highest style of nork, and the small expense sst TO
Now notk wlll De- more than lcpa ~ the perfect certainty
peetdQns If the rcare for constant pncce expert.
eoce derived from ugn field Of observation, per
lection ~ the uhnulacuo not attanablc by those who make
only few sets in year,
ill., kimn aims to meet tho wants Of that large class in
the community whose circumstances have hitherto
cd thou ON a,ailins themsevos If The services Of the
most accomplished opemtos and will give To persons OF
nc mos moderate Means at om Prer Tho comfort mud nd
vantage nta styo of work which has hitherto been
bic ony by those who could afford pay the highest prices
whch such pOrk is indeed richly north, but which all
pay sure and satisfactory ground Of confidence in refer
cuce to the ability of DIR Kinba fulfil these conditions
u found in Tho operation OF governing principle OF his
business, which u.s. that whenevera piece Of mark fah
cd and placed in the mouth the patient is fully satstd
NTH IN cccy particular, regards strength appearance
ill., eoior any thing else PetaiHRg to it, he perfect 10
ortq to decline kng IL, the whole risk OF making perfect
and satisfactory operation DE- X. prefers assume himself
Every hccdul direction for the preparation of the mouth
aud satisfactory nin"rton of any Kind relating tho sub
ice; previously havi1g Teeth mno can e had by address
sing pr. kmbi ut his place of busnoss, No. 5j2 Broad
way New York.
Refers to
Ir VALENTINE MOTT Prof. Surgery
DR.. GRANVILLE SHARPE PAT1 lsON, Prot.
Anatomy, ofthc Uuiyersity Of New York.
New York Nov, TO- ls4g, 5Ieo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13

=, nus TON, NOVnmbtr j, 1915
Messrs. KEDDING & Co.; MISUNDERSTANDING had occa-
sion to spouk IN public nearly eyoIy night several weeks
past (somellnss ~ the open aiT) aud having used your
Sehencks Pulmone syrup, cannUt deny myself tho pleas
uTe oil rendering Ia you TINS voluntary tribute worth
ofthat article. have now PROVED n ia various why's
nnd ioel entire confidence IN recommending il pubs
spedkers and all persons afflicted coughs colds
hoassenoss, and difficulties Of that description.
You are nt liberty this unsolicited statement in nny
way that will relieve the suilerngs Of humanity.
Truly yours, CllALES w. DENISON,
Editor "Ameriean Eago,D
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13

L. BRlNhEY AND Co Sole Propfietuts,
No 3 aud South side FluouIl Hall, Boston.
For sale by Redfol & Cranuis and by s. X. Collins
Montpelier French &c Walker, Barre; H. f. G. Frcuch,
Pllnhold Thuthet q Bowle, Wdsin.ton Dickinson and
Pcasloo, Chclsen also by agents generally
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13
Alarriaoes.

Ia Waterbury, Nov. 29th, by Elder Ira Guy MI teury
s. Bryan aud Miss Melissa A Bickford.
Also, in Waterbury 2gtl ult by Rev Mr. Ramon, Mr. RI
lu' D. Robinson cf Waterbury, and Miss Judith HAYS
Sirnltrd. -
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FOR SALE.

TNllE subscriber ofts for sale the Blacksmith Shop and
Tools lately occupied by John A. Gilman ind situated
~ The nounshng village of Greensboro. Tho above s one
Of The best places in this part of the state having
sVc run ol good cufomors, who able pay Also,
ptner Shop w'th good Triphammr, Grndsidnc and Bel
lows, propelled Ivy water with good wntor privilege suit
noo Tor the nanuacure of ANos, foos, Forks aud nay
er thns requiring g]od water power. The Shops will
DO sold separate If it is desired.
Any ono wishing Ia purchase either of the above shops
viii do well c aud examine hom SOM Prices low and
terms made easy. HAMILTON sTIuSON
Greensboro, Doe. lsi, 1910. 52.3y
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IsEDDlNG Il co. booksellers,

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Gcnetnl Agents for New Eaglnnd
DIT Ais, soli by Town & Hail. Moupecr; Samuel Mich.
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