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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05

W Some of the Harrisburg and other
papers, are down upon Col. Best, for not
going into caucus, and afterwards electing
himself Speaker. The Colonel will have
to stand these shots for while, and as he
was equally severe upon the disorgani-ers,
few years since, he will know how to
estimate them. Is it any wonder that peo-
pie begin TO think that there is no faith in
politicians! The Colonel is a clever man
in every sense, and has only beaten them
at their own game, and there is no use to
make a fuss about the matter.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05
COMMUNICATION.
FoR THE AMERICAN.
Great Ereitement-The North against III.
South-Aboiiiionist' in the 4Aseendaney.
Hr NoRTHuMBERLAND,(
Jan. Ist, 1850.

- :. S""' 'Si A9oo' } ..
Dear Sir The lst day of January has
been day Of fat things for old Nollhumber-
land. la tt.. fa lad.
Official notice having been giving 10 the
immediate neiahborhood and to the don.
ing counties, that our enterprising Towns.
man, A E. Kapp designed killing ''the big
hog" Al O'Clock the people began TO as.
semble, old Union leading off occupying the
front Of the column, whilst her righ, was sup
ported by Northumberland and part Of Ly.
coming and Columbia.
By this time the mass became 60 great tha,
il was only with grea, difficulty and presence
OF mind that the commanding officer was
able 10 keep down insurrec,iou. iat
The President Of the Committee on regu.
lations read from ths stand the rules and
regulations BY WHICH they were to be 60
verned. , ,,-..,4. t' '''7o'
Article, Isl, Each person guessing q. the
weight OF the hog must accompany his Tor
her) proposition with l2a cents, and deposi,
the same in The hands Of The Treasurer.
Article, I'd, The person coming neares. the
weight Of tho beg to pocket al The lsvys, Ii.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05

% The "Clinton Tribune" is the title of
a new paper inst started at Lock Haven,
Clinton county by Adam J. Greer. In
politics it is whig. 1t is neatly got up
and makes good appearance. The editor
excuses himself for the delay in the issue OF
his first number in consequence OF having
on hand two engagements at the same
time, one editorial, the other matrimonial.
or course the former had to yield TO the
pressing demands of the latter.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05

VRNtfE SUBSCRIBER naViIS Ilau scNcraI years CNpt-
i riencc as a Country Merchant, now offers his
services to conduct
WEEKLY EXPRESS,
tween Philadelphia, sBeunhury, Northumberland,
awhile, Milton, LcwDishurg, New Berlin aud
Seiinsyroye, commencing January l, 1850. lie
vii, call at all the SrsuEs and EiorELs in the above
named places. OH Friday and Saturday of each
week, to receive orders and deliver Goods and
Packages previously ordered.
He will attend to the buying and delivering OF
all kinds Of Merchandise and such other articles
as may he wanted, and transact all business en-
trusted to him with care and despatch, including
the selling Of produce, &C., &c.
He is determined to use his utmost exertions
to give general satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their patronage.
Persons living at distance from the above
named places can have their articles left with such
persons as they may direct.
~ All orders sent and directed to Thompson
Susquehanua Express, tSunbury or Philadelphia
will be promptly attended to.
w. II. THOMPSON.
Sunbury, January S, 1850
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05
ID 1 Il ID

In this place, on the 22d nlt,, ANN ELIZA,
daughter of Jacob p, and Mary Elizabeth
Christ, aged years and months.
In Milton, on the 18th uh Mr.. PETER
WIENER, formerly OF misplace, aged about
10 yeats
In Milton, on the 25,h ult, Mr. ADAM
DENCE, aged - years a..
In Lamar township, Clinton county, on the
Ssh ult., Mrs. RACHAEL BRADY, wife of
Capt. VIM. p. Brady, aged abou, 81. years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05

10 H. L. Diefsnbach has retired from
the editorial control and management Of
tue Clinton Democrat. George A. Craw-
lord OF Clinton county is his successor
May they both reap rich reward in
their new vocation, "i9 si-.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05

% SNow.-There has been considera-
BILE snow at New York and Philadelphia.
In the latter place there is excellent sleigh
ing and they are enjoying themselves finely,
We have had but little snow here, and
sleighing is only tolerable. aasH
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05

D The Legislature has been organised
BY the election Of John 8. McCalmont Of
Clarion % Speaker Of The House, and Mr..
Valentine Best Of Columbia county, as
Speaker Of the Senate. The Senate stood
II democrats and l6 wings. Mr.. Best re-
fused to 60 into the Caucus which nomina-
ted Mr.. iBrawlcy as the democratic candi-
diate. Mr.. Matthias Of Philadelphia was
the .whig candidate. Outh 9Th ballot the
wings all united on Mr.. Best, which with
his own vote resulted in bis election by a
majority Of one, as follows:
ID Mr.. Best, x lNf ~ 4 7 ~ ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05
Estate orlIenry Y0Xtheinacr, decd

~ Office hereby given, that letters of admin
~ istration have been e,anted to the subscriber
on the estate of Henry Yoxtheimer, of Upper Au.
gusta township, Northumberland county, decd.
All person having claims to said estate, are re-
qucsied to present them for examination. those in
debtcj to the estate are requested to make immc-
diate payment.
..' FREDERICK LAZARUS, Admir-.
Sunbury, Jan. S, lS50.--6t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05

THE lsANE.---Miss Dix, The distinguished
philanihrophsi, in memorial 10 Congress,
by which she asks grant Of land for the
benefit Of The insane in our county,, shows
iha, in the New England States The -propor-
ton of the insane 10 The whole population is
about one in 600; iha, in the Middle States
j, is one in 700; and that in the Western
States it is one in 1900. The worst State is
Rhode Island, where there is one TO every
5O3; and the best, South Carolina, where
there is 10 every 5,O5s. In some of these
States there is comparatively excellent pro-
vision for The insane; but in others little OF
nothing has been done.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05

O- By reference TO letter from a cor
respondent at Harrisburg, it will be seen
that John P. Ray of this place has been ap-
pointed assistant door keeper of the House
of Representatives. Success to John! we
will venture to say that more obliging
and attentive officer, the House never had.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05

NT The GOVERNORS MEssAcE.-In an
other column our readers will find an alb
stract of Governor Johnston's Message
In consequence of its late reception, and
illness among several of our hands, we are
not able to publish it entire this week.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05

u We are requested to say that Divine
Service, may be expected, IN the Presbyte-
rian Church, on next Sabbath, at II O'Clock
A. M. by the Rev. D. Waller, Of Blooms
burg.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05

" The Carrier of the "American" re-
turns his thanks to its patrons and others
for the very liberal reception he met with
on his New Years call.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05

= % New YEAR's AccIpENr.-Jared G.
Irwin young man of about &c, son of the
late Martin Irwin, in firing gun on New
Years eve, had three fingers of his left
hand torn of, by the bursting of his gum
When will people abandon this worse than
useless folly. ..t ...... ...
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05
MIR. WEBSTER AND THE HuNcARIANs.

MIR. WEBSTER AND THE HUNGARIANs.
Mr.. Webster being at the Astor House for
shor, time, the Hungarian exile, now the
free guests ofthat hospitable establishment,
called upon the distinguished statesmen, in
body last evening at his rooms. '-A
The venerable Ujhazy, late Governor OF
Cormorn, with all his family suite, was intro.
duced 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Webster, by Coun,
vass another Hungarian exile,-who in the
course Of four months, has learned TO express
himself in the English language, with much
feeling, in the following words:
| Sir-Strangers and in a strange land. in the
midst Of our misfor,unes, we come to Ameri-
ca, 10 seek an asylum here. Power cannot
reach us in this Western world Here we
are safe, and we feel ourselves secure.
In one Of your late speeches you expressed
sympathy for Us in the midst Of our distress
which has penetrated our hearts. We thank
you. We pray you 10 encourage the same
feelings, to continue in the same sympathy,
and so to mitigate our sorrows.
We look 10 America for kindness and pro-
lection. We look 10 yor, sir, for counsel and
for consolation; and that Power which sees
all things and governs all, will not fail in
its reward TO your generous mind.
Mr.. Webster, taking the Governor by the
hand made the following reply
'T give you my hand with pleasure. We
are glad TO see you and your friends. The
effort which you have so galantly made for
Hungarian Nationality and Hungarian Liberty
has won our hearts We welcome you tc
these Western shores We are honored, thai
you have sought an asylum here from the
political misforlunes which you have suffer
ell a, home. Our sympalhies are with yor
and for you, and for those objects of yon
affections which you have left behind you
The whole American people take an in,eres
in yonr efforts for Liberty and Independence
The blow o: power which struck down yon
hopes fell heavily also on our hearts In tht
midst of your misforiures, you come far
way TO land of strangers in search of safety
Here, you find il. Here, we assure in TO you
No enem,'s hand can harm or touch you
Hungarians, you are welcome! You, whit
have come, and your friends who shall come
will all find here sym paihy, protection ant
security. Again, l say, Sir, your gallantry
your love of liberty, and your misforinnes
have welcomed you 10 all Americans" .
Ujhazy, when this speech was in,erpre,e,
to him by Count Vass, was affected TO tears
and desired the Count 10 say, that God woul'
not forget such considera,e and such gener
Gus sympalhy-N. Y. Courier
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05
Petit Jurors

David Hahn, Farmer, Lower Mahonoys
Isaac Roadarmel, 4" ." ,t D..
Hugh Kemple, " " T" sas
Amos T. Beissel, Merchant Lewis.
Joseph Campbell, Farmer, Rush.
Isaac Rodgers, g" Lower Augus,s.
7 Jacob Kaufman, '' Upper Mahonoy. .
Jacob Shoppell, Wagon maker, Jackson.
jain Bowen, Mechanis,, Snnbury.
10 Ab. Kun,zleman. Farmer, Upper Augusta.
II Solomon Heckert, /" Lower Augusta. =
- John w Frilng, Merchant, Sunbury.
10 John Porter, Gentleman, Northumberland
IA jacob Maurer, C Coal.
Is JOS Fens,er,nacher, Farmer, l.. Mahonoy
l6 John Frank, Toll keeper. Shamokin.
II Johu Kissinger, Farmer, Turbu,.
IS Peter Hepncr, " Lower Mahonoy.
10 Geo. Crissuai,, " Lewis.
90 John Mutrhler, =" Shamokin.
2l Henry Renninger, Shoemaker, Morbid.
% Aaron Kelly, Carpenter, Shamokin. sa
% Henry La,sha, Farmer Jackson. s3
"a Jacob Conrad, " Lower Augusta
25 Dlvid Kelly, " Shamokin. seq,
&c Jacob Giltner, Carpenter, Lewis. 49,,
81 Jacob Bingarnau, Farmer, l.. Mahonoy..
% Geo Oberdorf, /" Upper Augusta.
90 Peter Mon,elus, Justice, :. Mahonoy.
80 Geo. Boards, Wherlwrigh,, Lewis.
81 John Bohner, sr, Farmer, jackson.
50 Samuel Weise, Blacksmith, Milton. I
33 Adam Lenker, Farmer, Lower Mahonoy.
"a VIM n. Kase, @ Rush, w.
35 Simon Lenker, Lower Mahonsy.
36 Geo. Heckert, Gentleman, Coal.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05
LIST OF CAUSES

EHOR trial in the Court Common Pleas Of Nor.
T. thumberland County at January Term
lS49 " f,i
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05
SUSQUEUANNA.
. .~%HK E E@EB -

rH'llE subscriber having had several years cxpe-
l. rencc as Country Merchant. now offers his
services to conduct
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Sullivan II abroad,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

ON and after w EDNEsnAY, November Il, ls49 the
" Passenger Trains will run as follows viz -
Leave Windsor for Bellows Falls, Boston, Lowell
New ork, &c. at AS A, VI and II. 10 7. NJ Chs
second tram on arrival OF trains from Montpelier
and Wells River and arrive at Boston at 2 P NJ:
and p. y.
Leave Bellows Falls for Windsor at IL 10 and
4. ID I. VI. or on arrival OF trains from Boston.
Leave Boston for Filchburg Railroad depot for
and tor Montpelier and Waterbury (26 miles from
Burlington on Lake Champlain,) at 100 A. NJ, and
for Charlestown, Claremont and IPindsor at IL
A. NJ.
The Trains leaving Windsor at 7.45 A. NJ and
Boston at IL A. Nj connect with no trains North of
Windsor.
Both Trains connect each way with Lowell,
Nashua and Worcester Trains al Groton Junction
Passengers from New York by evening boats to
Norwich, may connect with first train from Boston
at Groton Junction.
Passengers from New York by morning cars, by
way OF New Haven, Hartford, Springhel Id and North
next morning, by stages, 20 miles to Walpole, and
then take cars Tor the Moth, as above;
Passengers for New York by Trains leaving
Windsor al ~ lOP NJ, may 60 by way OF Wapole
Braueboro, Northampton, Springfield and New lIa-
ven--or by Groton junction, Worcester and Nor
| witch, and arrive IN New York by Steamboat early
| the nex morning.
| Fare from Windsor to New York s5,75.
Freight trains leave Windsor and Boston daily.
A CATTLE TRAIN leaves Montpelier and Wells
River every Tuesday morning and by way OF WIND
soR, kEENE, &c, aud arrives at PoRIER's, the
nearest Station 10 the BRIGHTON CATTLE MARBIT)
WIZ THOMAS 5. WILLIAMS, supi.
chsres,o~n, n. H Oct 30, 1919, Witt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-25

Scrofnla Cured.
This certificate conclusvey proves that this ssrapsrl
the Blood Three persons cured in Que house unpees
dented.
you that hass my children have be .s e"sJ q 40. ss'o
hls by tho OF your excellent medicine They az
hicied severely with bad have taken four bot
ties II took them away, for which fec myself under
great obligation.
Yours respectfully
ISAAC w, GRAIN, 100 Wooster ST.
Opinions of Physicians.
Or Townsend is almost daily receiving orders Il on
Physicians in different parts Of the Union.
This is certify that the undersigned, Physicani
OF the City of Albany have in numerous prescribed
DR.. TOwnsends Sasapnla and believe II to be one OF
the most valuable preparations in the market
u p. PULLING ND, WILSON, MD, X BRIGGS
N. D.. e. ELMENDoRF, NJ d. Albany, April, Isi7
CAUTION.
Owing to the great success aud Immense sale OF DR..
Town,end's Ssrsspara, number Of men who we're for
mery Agents, have commenced making Sarsaparllls
Extracts EIirs, Bttsrs, Extracts OF yellow Dock 40
They generally put up in the same shaped bottles and
some Of stolen and copied adv erssmsnts
they only worthless limitations and should be avoided
None genuine unless signed by s. r. Townsend.
PriueipsI once 1876 FULTON Street Sun Building,
NJ Y; kedding Co, g State street Boston; Dyou &
Sons 1872 North Second strset Philadelphia 8 s lance
Druggist Baltimore r NJ. Cohen, Charleston; Wright
4 Co. ISL Chsrres Street N. o. los SGHh Pearl Street
Albany aud by all the principal Druggists and Msr
chants generally throug the United States West Indies
and the Csnadas
Theodore A. Peck, Apothecnry and Druggist Bur
lngton, Vt; Redding * Co, state street Boston
S. 5. Hance, Druggist, Baltimore Duva d Co
Richmond p. Nj Cohen, Charleston Wright &Co
street, Albany r Van Buskirk, cor. OF Broad nnc
Market street Newark n j.. and by all the prlnci
pal Druggists and Merchants generally Throughout
the United States West Indies and the Canadas.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-25
Once More.

I'VE take the liberty to inform the Ladies
W and Gentlemen of Winooski, Burlington and
the people OF Chtenden Co, that the
FANCY DRY GOODS BAZARR
is completely filled up again, with the very incest
styles OF Fall and Winter
Dry Goods,
recently from the latest mportatons OF French, Eng
lish and German Goods.
We do not think it necessary to mention large
catalogue of articles, but only say call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, and you will find as You Away.
did a good article for remarkable low price.
Call soon convenient, as the sale has already
began and you mis- hit have the chance get some OF
the great bal gains witch are making at present.
COHEN & MANNHEIM,
AGENTS for HESKY AulrrS;
Oct, Is, ls49 VII
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-25
Law and Land Office,
Fond du Lac, WISCONSIN,.

RRU Try & FLINT. ATTORNEYS AND
~ CousclLLoRs AT LAW and SoLcIroRs IN CHAN
Gerry.
ERAsTus w DRURy, (of the late firm of Drury s.
Eastman)
EDWIN FLINT.
MeSsrs. d. Il +. will practice in all the Courts in
the State, and give special attention collecting and
securing debts. They have business connexions
formed throughout the State of Wisconsin North. m
Illinois, and Eastern Iowa. They will also attend to
the purchase aud sale Of Lands, the payment of Taxes
the location OF Land Warrants, the examination OF
Land Titles, &c.
The most satisfactory references will be given to
our correspondents in New York Boston, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Washington City, and OF the
principal cities,
Refer to Hon, Milo l.. Bennett, Asahel Peck Esq
d. X, Pangbon, SmalIey & Phelps, and c, d. Hes,
sor, Esq.
Dec 1913. w22tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-25
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
planning, TOngueins and Growing Lumber
JOSEPH =. WOODBURN'S
Patent Planning Machine.

I'IiE Subscriber having received Letters Patent
l for n slatlanarr Cutter, Planning Tongueing and
'roovng Machine, now offers for sale Machines and
Rights to the same. This machine viii plane
1000 feet OF boards to any uniform thickness, in one
nc producing better finished surface than it is
pcs e to plane by any other means now known not
accepting the hand plane, and is peculiarly adapted
to plane and Joint capboards, or weather boarding
and will do the work faster and better than any
chine heretofore mvertc /. This Machine is so ar
ranged that it planes the boards with an wbrokcn
shaving the whole width and length OF the material,
and res not take more than two thirds the power
that is required to an equal amount OF work by the
Rotary Cutting Cylinder, nov in common use. The
construction and organzntion of this Machine s dit
rrent from any other now in use. Communications
tor further particulars cheerfulIy responded by ad
lrrsslng he subscriber post paid Boston, Mass.
One OF the above Panlng Machines may be seen
IN operation by calling on the the Putenter
JOSEPH =. WOODBURY.,
Border street, East Boston, Mass.
May |, l9i9. wlIyl
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To SpOrtsnlCn.

w Falls. VI, has Consistently on hand good MS
.ortment of Fishing Tack OF superior quality con.
slsling of Braided and Twisted Silk and Linen Lines,
Cane Bamboo and Ash Rods, Fly, Limerick, Car
Isle and common Hooks, ConrOys best american
Reels, common English do, Salem Gut, Swvels &c,
&c He would also call the attention OF Sportsnen
to few good single and double bnrreled Fopiing
Pieces. Walkers Anti. Corrosire Caps, Baldwns
Patent Cut Wads, together with Ponder, Shot,
lead, Dram Fldsks, Drinking Cups, &C., &C., all
which will be sold low.
June 10, 40 wS0tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-25


II Is the safest and most erecua medicine for purifying
the and relieving the suherngs attendant upon child
birth discovered 1t strengthens both the mother and
child prevents pain aud disease increases Hnd enrches the
food those no have used 1t think 1t Indispensable II Is
highly useful both before aud after confinement II prevents
diseases attendant upon childbirth. In Cosuveness Pile,
Cramps Swelling of the Feet. Despou1ency Heartburn
Vomiting Pain in the Back and ioins False Pains Hemor
rhage and regulating the Secretons and equnLng the
eircsaon has equal The beauty Of this medi
cine it always safe and the most delicate use 1t most
successfully.
Notice TO the Ladies.
Those that initiate DR. Townsends Sarsararilln, have
Invariably called their stun great Rsmedy for Females &c.
&C. aud have copied bills and circulars which relates
complaints Of women, word for word-other men
who put up medicine have, since the success Of DR.
Townsends Sarsapsrila in complaints incident TO females
recommended theirs although previously they did not
number of these mixtures Pills &c, are injurious to
females they aggravate disease and undermine the
constitution. DR. Townsends is the only and best remedy
for the female complants-ii rarely If ever
fails OF eecng permanent cure II can be taken by the
delicate females in any by those expecting
become mothers with the greatest advantages II
prepares the system and prevents pain or danger and
strengthens both mother and child Be careful to got the
genuine,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-25

rVNIIE subscriber, having purchased the manufac-
turing establishment of VIM. Killum a. Co. at
Wuooski Falls, and engaged the former owner to
attend to the business, would now inform the public
that he is ready to receive wool TO manufacture into
Cassimeres, Plain Cloths, Sanetts, Flannels, &c,
&c. all colors and mixes that may be called for.
Also, to exchange cloth for wool on reasonable
terms.
Carding and Cloth Dressing done as usual.
J. S. MUNSON.
Winoosk Falls May l6, 1919. wi6i
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-25
Tin Plate &C.

4 LARGE assortment Of Tin Plate, con-
II ssting OF various sizes and qualities Russia
English, Canada and American Sheet Iron, Sheet
Znc, Lead and Copper, Copper Bolt, Iron Ware
81. MOVES e. co.
June 4 lSi9. WAC Water Street.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-25
Extra SuperEne Flour.

THE Subscriber has this day received sm'
i quantity OF Extra Flour, manufactured who'll
from Genesss Wheat, and believed to be superoi
to anything nov in market. 4. 8, DEWEY,
April lg, ~.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-25
M. G. AT HBUk& co.
VI T. Il & III A " II TAILO RS
No. 2 ppcE,s Rlocl,

NJ u. RATHBuE Il Co. keep constantly on hand
extensive and full assortment of Cloths for every
description OF Clothing and prepared al all times
70 supply every article in the line Of Gentlemens Fur
niShlug Goods.
N. G RATHgUE. CT warn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-25
Tea and SuCar.

\ few chests more of that good twenty FIVE cent
tea left also, nee quality for 81. cents, aud
good Sugar for five cents.
For Sale by q F. ATWATER
Sept 6, 40. wlLt
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Statuary Marble Quarrics,

I'VE above named quarres, well known
-, Tor furnishing superior quality OF marble of fine
%dhte and taking high polish are now being work
Ied ~ America " '"' Huo'-
unthle JI@Is Tor monuments tomb and grave stones.
s'uus blocks pedes,als or statuary from these
u,,r III" SHn D. SELDEN, Proprietor, or
w" L. N1oDHELL, Agent, Brandon, Vt.
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Printing Inks J!

NEWS, Book and Coored Printing Inks, wnr.
Y ranted OF the best quality for sale at the
manufacturers prices, by
HAGAR g. ARTHUR
Burlington, Aug 30, 1919. wIOmos6
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ROOT PORTER.

TIVE SUBSCRIBER KEEPS CONSTANTLY
L on hand the above article, by the Barrels halt
Barrels or gallon And also, will put it up in Pint
and half pint bottle Il deserved, Also, Lemon Beer
and Lemon hector by the barrel or bottle.
Winooski Falls, VT
d. X ZOTTMAM.
Winooski Falls, Vt, June Is, 1919 w5Iyl