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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-21

EVENING. The meeting OF the cltiznes
evening, was very fully attended. Mayor
sided. The report of the Committee APP
he previous meeting, was read by Rev. MIR.
unanimously adopted. Eloquent addresses
/. by Thomas Drew, Jr., Judge Thomas, Mr.
i, President of the Young Mems Rhetorical
nd by Judge Washburn. The whole was an
| treat, rarely if ever excelled on any occasion
Y. We shall publish an extended report OF
les and nrnceedings Tomorrow.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-21

THE GIN FIESD.-Lnes written by Charles Mac
kay, the truest Poet in Europe They were suggested
by in Cruikshanks story of the "Drwlkard's
Chldren.''
"The Gn-Fiend cast his eyes abroad, and looked DER
all the land,
And numbered his myriad worshippers with his bird
like, long right hand;
He took his place in the teemng streets, and watched
the people go
Around and about, with buzz and shout, forever
and fro;
And it's hp!' said the Gin-Fiend, chip hurrah for
the multitude see,
Who offer themselves sacrifice, and die for the love
OF mel
ssThere stood bridge! she was old but
not with years;
Old with and passion and PAIN and she wept re-
morseless tears;
And she gave to her babe her mkess breast then goad
Made desperate leap in the river Deep in the sight of
the passers-by;
sAnd its hip y said the GIN-FIEN0, 'hp hurrah she
sinks, but let her be
In life DEATH whatever she did, was all for the love
Ofme
There watched another by the HEARTH with sulen face
| and
She uttered words Of and hate to one that stag
| geredin;
Long has she watched; and when he came, his tho'ts
i were bent on blood;
He could notbrook her tauntng look and slew her where
she stood:
'And its hip said the GIN-FIEND, chip, hurrah my
4 right good friend is he
He hath slain his wife, he hath given his fe and all
Il for the love of mep
Sand every day in the crowded way he takes his fear
full stand,
And numbers his myriad worshippers with his brd-ke
i long right hand;
And every day the weak and strong, widows and maids
Il and wives,
Blood bloodcold young men and DID, offer the
iend their lives:
'And its hip he says, 'hp hip hurrah for the mul-
J ttude see,
That sell their souls for the burning drink and die for
Y the love Of me 20
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-21

Sartain's Union Magazine, for March, is full ofbeau
tul pictures, with very sensible article, by Mrs.
kirkland, Of the editors, and full allowance Of
very Pleasant reading, from other sources.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-21

SrEAMBoAr DISASTERS ON WESTERN RtyERs
From tables carefully compiled for the year Is49 il
appears that eight-three steamers were totally des
troyed' at an estimated loss of 81, SOC, 400.
This sum does not include the numerous other ac-
cdents such as sinking, collapsing Of boilers ues,
manages 10 boats cargoes, &C.; and we think fair
es.i,'a'e o. every loss connected with western steam
boat navigation, if included, would swell The o,no,n,
70 the enormous sum Of ~. 900 900, or more: and
included IN this, accidents Of fiat keel, and various
olher species Of water craft, the sum total might SAFE
ly be set down at ~ GOO, 900.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-21

81 1t is still the intention Of Col. Fremont 10 com.
pete his surveys of all that portion of country west
OF the Rocky Mountains, BY tour down the Colorado.
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RONNZ .Hrch.

n NAUyfEE aETCUs
COMPANIONS BELONGING TO rur w
wv Worcester Chapter of ROYAL Arch ~
On s az. notified tina, their regular communications
They will meet THIS "wednesday EVENING E.b on
invited to attend. LEVI ~ 81. IneloIy are
Worcester, Feb 20, A. l.. 1880. dIani
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-21

G9- The New York Mirror, an administration
print, reports that Gen. Taylor always said wetb
would be rejected.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-21

| EH The wedding dress of Miss Russell at ST. Lou
is, was made ofglass, and cost $500.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-21
Ladies Fair at C1o00.;IIo

Inc LADIES of Christ Church, Cappvie will hold Fair
- ~ fS sss,@g 81 $50 ). 5Ts :
" dls> I 4sanf1,cosU f1nof 10 ,DstsBAR IT,
herfy used rs a. This very y "Mtr .eoN, Mass I;
NoIaItenGeJ AperieHt AMI " ard "Ntr Ene/,s5
neyer advantaa" WIN "ciditypi in DSsna PreparaCn
neha decidedly ale 10 accnssia in being H. IL has
Col account OF 10 Carbono,ate in the soved, al
ana aHs5sp qaa Fl e. Ssa s Sois,s
dy stomach Fb1h all cases nj pJea OF haene
I'D Sickness "e Complains Traiation or sedaiiv.
Tel For sale in N, ' AyanEie dis ..St9aty OF M
ID 3rcester WHOLE. oefs, or See
q Nov IS eoi1 g. G. Bates n and RETAIL bv
4 -@&ss s1sM Main St; Htpss,t1ssss,y,
s:5s EE:P:s s..
@-A--------u--.-.a !y WORCESTER
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s6 1,ss, aud two q ~ swo of 3 feet win
p saS 's sas ~; 11d S q ~
iad & W %' y Be seer s asr e
Woes'ssGn ,r ofders s ssns5s oss and
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Let those coming here, as well those already in
the country, make their arrangements TO avoid
pork Diet supply themselves with beef fish, salt,
if they cannot get fresh wheat meal or bread made
from it cheese; dried fruits when possible, and In
dian corn meal and rice Let them boil instead of
frying their provisions, avoid alcohol n icarm 1cedtt-
er most especially, and instead of coffee or tea, use
chocolate with their meals.
Follow the instincts Of nature by avoiding severe
labor in the heat of the day, and let not the love Of
gold stimulate to an oyertaxng of the powers of any
time. and have no hesitation to guarantee as good
health to the new corners as the natives have ENJOY
ed till the last season when, having been subjected
to the same influences, they have suffered nearly as
much as foreigners.
There is one affection peculiar to this country,
which forgot to mention and that Is poisoning by
the poison-oak or Rhus 1oricodendrOn, and poison
vine or Rhus Radicans. Scarcely any one who is
susceptible TO the effects of these plants escapes an
infection, owing to the great abundance of both, and
owing also to the broken-dOwn state of the system
from the causes mentioned above. Even this is FREE
quently fatal, and if not, it is very difficult TO cure,
are all hurts, sores, sc. from the same cause.
Whoever in coming to California will observe the
above simple rules, may stand as good chance for
health if he merely taking journey through
the States, or crossing the AtlBntic.
There is one observation more, which is that all
should avoid taking powerful medicines, whether
sick or WELL and rather trust to the kindly efforts of
nature, assisted by proper regimen and Diet than TO
all the imaginary and delusve effects of drugs. Most
physicians have made the discovery that patients do
not bear what is called active treatment here and
for myself, can say that the only incurable cases
have met were those which were made SO by the so
called remidies they had taken.
Yours fraternally, BENZ. ODER, NJ. d.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-21

% No. SO2 Of LhelPs Living Age is at hand
The prominent article of the number is very interest,"
ing one, from the Edinburgh Review, on Turkey and
Christendom
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-21
!! COOKING A:llnIg Ranges,

= "A most oo nna n5ieaailu1 pattern o1d1SSeS,
July i2. 'ale by RICHA 1RFsal. aa e cheap
dstf LO
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-08-20
STATE OLE

STATE OF VERMONT
District of New Haven, SIS. At a Probate
Court, held at Bristol, within and for said Dis
trict, on the 18th day of August, 1850,
An instrument, purporting to be the last will
and testament of
JOEL FROST,
late Of Bristol in said district, deceased, being
presented TO the Court hereby Hclam Stewart,
the Executor therein named, for probate it is
ordered, by said Court, that all persons con.
cerned therein be notified TO appear ut a ses-
sion of said Court, to be held at Bristol at the
office of the Judge of said Court, on the 18th
day of September, 1850, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, and show cause, if any they may
have, against The probateo of said will for which
purpose, it is further ordered, that Il copy Of
the record Of this order be published three weeks
successfully in the Middlebury Register-a
newspaper printed vt Middlebury, in this State,
NIL Of which publications shall be previous to
the said time appointed for said bearing.
a true Record.
Hdrrey MumsiH, Judge.
A true Copy Of Record.
l7;3w. II. MunsiH, ,Jpdge.
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Census Notice.

1t is particularly requested, in order TO ia
c%ilitatc the taking of the Census, Tat every
householder make a memorandum and leave
with his family, containing answers to the
following questions:
/. The name, age, sex color, place Of
birth. and occupation Of every person in
your family on the LIST day of June last.
?. Those in your family who have married
and those who have died within the year
ending first of June and in case of death
the month in which they died, their age, sex,
color, profession, and place Of birth also the
disease or cause Of death.
3. The total value of all real estate owned,
be the same located where it may, (including
buildings.)
4 Improved land in acres; unimproved
land in acres cash value Of farm; value Of
farming implements, including wagons, carts,
harnesses. &c; number of horses; number Of
mich COWS, of oxen, of other cattle, of sheep,
and Of swine value Of live stock number
bushels of wheat, rye, corn, and oats; nun
Der pounds of wool; number bushels peas
and beans, potatoes, barley, buckwheat; val
Tie Of orchard products in dollars number
pounds of butter, of cheese number tons Of
hay number bushels clover sccd.-other
grass sced-pounds Of hops-poun1s of silk
cocoons; pounds OF maple sugar Of becswax
and honey-yalue of home made manufac-
lures, and Of animals slaughtered during the
year.
The above items of information are re-
CURED by law. and it would confer a great
obligation on the undersigned whose duty it
is 10 collect the same, if every Householder
would assist them in the manner above indi-
Gated.
d. S. CHURCH., AslslldrsAais
G.. A. COLLAMER, for
CYRUS BlRGE, Adiison ca.
July %, 1850. 14:lw
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, The Subscribers, being appointed hy the
Probate Courtiur the District ofAdd.son, Commits
s'oners' 10 receive, examine aud adjust all claims
and demands of all persons, against the estate of
EPAPllRAS MILLER,
late Of Middlcbury, in laid District, deceased,
aud also all claims aud demands cShibiled in offset
thereto and six months from the ISL, day ni
July, A. ID. 1850, being allowed by said Court
Tor that purpose, We do therefore hereby give mo-
lice that we will attend to the business Of o..
said appointment, ~ the office If H.. Seymour
Esq, IN said Middlcbury, IN the lst Tuesday 81
september and January noNt, respectively, from
nine o'clock, A. NJ. until four o'clock, y. NJ. ON
each of said days.
OZlAs SEYMOUR,
AUSTIN JOHNSON, Commissioners
JAMES MCDONALD, }
Dated M hilllchup. this 2Oli lny Of Juh, 4.
d 1850 a. 9y
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Oie1.

In this village, on the 18th inst, Betsy An
MA, only daughter Of Luther G, and Laura S
aTales, aged 9years.
Why should the tear Of anguish flow
For the beloved one,
Thy sorrows ended here below,
To Jesus thou art gone.
Nor can we wish TO call thee back,
To catth's polluted shore,
To tread again lne's weary track,
To sigh with us once more. COMM
In Roxbury, on the 18th inst, FEnDINASI
DIEGO, son Of Lyman V. II. and Marcia Nj
Poole, aged 4 years, 10 months, and p days
In Lansinburg, N. Y, on the 10th inst, MIR
DANIEL Srow, agcG IS years.
In Shelburne, 9th ult. E%LIzADETH, consnri
of Samuel Collamcr, and mother of the late
Postmaster General.
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Rutland and Burlington
Rail Road,

Notice is hereby given TO the Stockholders O
the Rutland and Burlington Rail Road Go
that, agrccably to n resolve Of the Directors
passed on the ID instant, creating 5000 shares
Of s per cent. preferred stock-each holder o.
one or two shares Of old stock is entitled to
one share of new stock,
Each holder of five shares Of old stock is en-
titled to two shares of new stock, and
Zach holder of more than five shares of old
stock is entitled to one share of preferred stock
for every three shares Of old Stock
Provided he notify SamI llcnshaw, Treas.
Boston, or Snml Swift, Asst. Treas, Middle.
bury, Vi ON or before The 10Th If August next
Of his desire 10 take said preferred stock, and
pay for the same as specified in II notice issued
to each shareholder on the 2d instant.
SAML. IIENSIIAW. 7rcns,
July, 1850. 10
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-08-20

STATE OF VERMONT, BE it remember.
District Of Addison. IS. ed, that at a Pro.
bate Court held at Middlchury in and for the
District Of ADDISON, on the 81 day of july. A.
ID. 1850: Cyrus o. A~berncthy, administrator
of the estate Of
EZEKIEL ABERNETHY,
late Of Clinton in the County Of Lcnawce in
Tic State of Michigan, presents his petition in
wiring 10 said Court praying for license 10 sell
the real estate Of said deceased for the purpose
Of paying the debts Of said deceased and cx.
pcnscs Of administration and therein set, forth
the amount Of debts allowed against said cs-
tate and the expenses Of administration, the
value Of The personal estate, and the situation
of the real estate Of said deceased. and that il
is necessary to sell the said real estate for the
purposes aforesaid it is thercupon ordered
that said petition he considered by said Court
ut tie session thereof to be held NJ the Office o
the Register Of said Couit in said Mildlehury
on Thursday, the 9th day Of September next
az one O'Clock IN the afternoon and that motto,
thereof be given to all persons interested. tina
they may appear and make their objections, i
any they may have. TO said license being grant
ed, by publishing a certified copy Of this orde
in the Midllobury Reeister-a newspaper print
ed az said Middlebury-threc weeks successive
y previous to the time of said Court.
.hL S BasLnd, R,g'ster.
y true Copy Of Record.
Is Attest, Jed ). BrAaeH, ReyilI.
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RAILROAD.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
DAYLIGHT And NIGHT Line.
Commencing Monday. Julv %. 1880.


Passenger Trains leave burlington daily,
Sundays excepted Tor Boston. Lowell, Wor
ces,er, New York, and intermediate stations, Mt
s a. NJ. and : 10 p. NJ arriving in Boston at
G p. NJ. and 10 A NJ respectively. Passengers
by the : | 2 p. NJ. train will lodge at Bellows
Falls.
Returning, leave Boston mt : | , y. VI. and
4.2a =. NJ, arriving in Burlington at G Z. NJ.
and : | . a. NJ. Passengers by the 425 PM.
train will lodge at Rutland those by the morn
ing trains will have m hour to dine At Bellows
Falls. both ways, connecting with the morning
and evening Line Of steamers on Lake Cham.
plain.
Passengers for Now York can 70 via Wal
pole, Bratileboro'. Springfield and New Haven.
or by Fitclburg, Worcester and Allyn's Point.
Freight Train leaves Burlington at 1 81 A.
VI. and Boston at G =. NJ. dnily, Sundays cx-
ccptcd Through in "a hours.
Regular Cattle Train for Cambridge and
Brighton markets, leaves Burlington every
Tuesday morning Mt 4 3.4 \. NJ.
L. BIGELOW. SUPERINTENDENT.
Burlington, July %, 1850. 14tf
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StraVed.

From the pasture occupic by lliny Moore
in this village, a dark brindlc Cow, six years
oil, and a two year old hcifrr, darkisli rclhigh
horns and high hips Any Information respect
ing the above cattle may he given 10 Mr.. Moore,
and will be suitably rewarded NV the owner.
STEPHEN MANN.
MiddlcburY, August -, 1850. left
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Blake's Patent
AMERICAN ARTuNION.

This institution offers to each Of its subscri.
bers for the current year. n line engraving ON
steel, measuring 20 ! . by lG "a inches, after
Lesllc's celebrated painting Of Anae Page, STEM
der and -Shaher' a copy Of the illustrated bullo-
Tin I to, published monthly a set of five line
engravings on steel of the size of : l-2 by 10
inches, among which 81 is the Uma Of Ircddia,
by Cole and a chance in the distribution OF
several hundred choice paintings, Busis OF
Washington in Bronze, besides other works OF
art. Subscriptions received By
L. l. TlLDEN.
l'i3w Honorary Ssc,iay
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CARPENTER g. L r

Ms ~ ~ ny years occupied BY j
q = me- Dyar, and fitted it up il
w gold style. solicit the at
EN1 - ds tenlion Of the public.
They have filled up ihciI
shop with u large assortment Of Watches, jew.
chy Clocks, and fancy articles, consisting in
part as follows:
Gold aud Silver Watches, Brass and WOOD
tlochs-with or without alarms, Gold Ncst anr
Guard Chains, Gold Keys and Rings Of ever,
style. SILVER Spcciaclcs and food, Picks
Ricn JLWtLRY, Gold Rings ana Breast Pins
for LADIES' and Gents wear, Of all kinds, Golt
Bclt Slides ani Ear lloops-a good assortment.
B%EusnEs. An extensive assortment of Hair
Clothes, Hat, Nail, Tooth and Comb Brushes o
various s%tllcs.
P~rRruMERYa nd Fancy Soaps, all kinds.
FANcN GuoDs. Cigar Cases. SNUFF Boxes
Porte Monoics, Court PLASTER, Indcliblc Ink, he,
iing,, Purse, Wallets, Silver, Pearl, Shell, Vel
vet, and Enamelcd Card Cases, Thermometers
Riz1ss and Razor Strops, Scissors, Shears, Stee
Gases, Goggles, Chess aud Checker Men, Gam
SILVER WARE.-Silvcr Tea, Table, Desscr
and salt Spoons, Pencils. Tl,imhlcs, &c, SC.
a. WATCIl REPAIRING and other jobs
done at short notice and al low prices.
We have removed cur shop to its present locali
ty so that the public might have easy access to it
and hope by Close attention to bus ness, an,
the faithful manner in which it will be performed
to merit q share Of public patronage. One or tit,
other Of the subscribers will he in constant attend
ancc at lie shop a,all hours Of the day.
c. II. CARPENTER.
SIMEON IIOLTON, Jr.
Middlebury, August 6, 1850. l5yl.
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For Sale,

The subscriber offers fer sale his Dwelling
House, Store, and about four acres Of land, sit
uated in the village Of Starkshoro'. The luca-
ton is an excellent one for Mercantile business.
The place will be sold on reasonable terms and
at a bargain to suit purchasers.
l.. L. UOLCOMB.
Starksloro', July 81, 1850. l4:3m.
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CaTpeting.

LOCO y'ds Just received, new and ELEGANT
PArrLnNs and nj Low PricTs-ior said ls
JOHNSON & WOOD.
August 10, 1850.
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late Of Whiting in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto, and six months from the 29ih day oil
July inst being allowed by said Court fl
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give no.
iice that We will attend to the hn,ines Of our
said appointment. at the late dwelling house Of
the said deceased in Whining, on the 5h day
OF september and 2lst day of January next
ifom nine o'clock, a NJ, until four O'Clock, Z
NJ. on each Of said days.
join &. SAWYER. }
JuSrUS F. BROWN, Commissioners
IRA T. BENSON, lG
Duaed al Uhtpg Ills 23d dy ef.JaiH 1880.
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NOTICE.

Having sold my stock of Goods to Edward
b. Whcelock, it is my intention Immediately to
close all my accounts. My books and papers
will, for the present, he found at my former
place of business, No. 3, Brewstcrs Block:
w. p. Russell.
August 90, 1850. lH
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J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner ollie General Land on c.
Notice 70 Pre-Emption claimants.

Notice to Presumption Claimants.
Ivory person entitled To the right Of c4cmpuon 10
any OF the lands within tho townships and paris Of town.
ships above enumerated, is required to establish The
iAc TO IN" satisiaetion of tho Register aud Receiver of
the proper Land Office, and make pay mcnt therefor a.
soon. as practicable after seeing This notice, and heiofo
the day appointed for the commencement of the public
sale OF the nhds embracing the tact claimed, otherwise
such claim will be forfeited.
~BUTTERFIELn,
IDA IA.AH aLa
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pRTNG TEE WOOT,,

READY PAY, and we pledge you Coon BAR
GAlSs and prices that DEFY CoMrErIrIoN.
We have on name a MoRE COMPLETE AssoRr.
MENT Of Cloths, Cassimeres and Elannels than
we have ever been able to offer. With a Blue
Vat in successful operation, we are enabled to
offer Blacks that we can warrant fast colors.
Also full Indigo Blues and Blue mixtures OF a
variety Of shades, together with Brown, Green
and Steel mixed. a variety of Tweeds, Crews
and Canada Grey, Cas-. and Cloths, Red, White
and Wine Flanncls, Frockings, Sc, sc.
Manufacturing done for READY Pay on rs
reasonable terms rs ut any other establishment
We would invite particular attention to sucl
unsettled accounts as have been too long neg.
lccicd. Unless arranged |iamoiqfcig they viii
be placed in better hands for collection.
\. II. We are now PAYING CASH FOL
FLEECE WOOL.
DAVENPORT u NASH.
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WRTIEEALLa
TOBACCO, CIGAR & SNUFF
% a G IL = 81 ~

THE Subscribers would respectfully iniorn,
the public generally that they have opened
A store and factory on Canal s.rcei' one door
.outh Of VI. J Myers, where they will m'u"'
facture and keep constantly on hand as good
SMOKING IND CHEWING IUBl..l
and at rs Reasonable u rate, as can be bought
from any other factory in the State oil Ne"
York.
CIGARS.
We mean to keep on hand always and %
suit all. as to prices and guilty, AN assortment
of Cigars from eight to siNty dollars rer thou
sand.
SN u FF.
French Rappcc. Scotch and superior rose
scented Maccahoy Snuff. rs good and rs chear
as can he purchased in the City Of New York
From the long experience OF the subscribers
in the Tobacco business, in Germany ami III
some Of the first cities 10 this country, we arc
enabled 10 procure the best stock IN market
| and. as we are determined 10 please all, we shat
be happy TO wait ON those who may laNor u
with their patronage. j. DAlN w.
Whitehall, August |, 1850. l6:2m
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Ohio Grindstones

OF superior quality atd warranted,
for sale by n. WOOD go.
July 80, 1880.
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We, the subscribers, being appointed 10y the
Probate Court for the District of Addison
Commissioner to receive, eSamine and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons against
tLuuIunn-.E
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Mtarrir0,

In watertown, N. Y, Esd ult, Mr.. WILLIAM
MARTIN, OF Vergennes, to Miss FRANcEsAME
LA, eldest daughter of Judge White, onci Of
the earliest settlers Of w.
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fAANlUF &CTuRING.
Z So
PniGES REDUCED.

To conform to the times, and to make it an
object for WOOL GROWERS to ExcmNNGE
their wool for cloth. We will make a fair
REDUCTION FROM FORMER PRICES
for Wool in exchange for Cloth. TO enable
us to do this, we must ask YOU to
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