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" "A T. u a d L e
Farm for Sale at Auction

For sale, Farm and farming tools y ing IN the
town of Nj Holly, ON the rond leading from ccn-
ire Iudluw TO Shrewsbury about ono mile IRON the
urnphe, forrherl, owned by Jacob Wilcox, de
ceased, and containing about 225 acre., On.faid
farm is q two stor, Brick House, Horse Shed, 81
by 80, Chaisc llcusc stNo large Barns, aud other
buildings, all in good repair.
TIE above Farm will he sold At Auction the
2Olh dny Of March, 1857, II not disposed II At pr-
,aie sale. IT il suitably divided into Moving
Wood, T,llage lahd Pasture, well waiered. and
contains q variety of Fruit Trccsj also good SUI
gar Orchard Of about 500 trees, 800 sap Bucket,
3 large Cauldron Kettles, &c.
II is estimated that about 100 tons Of hay may
he cut on said Farm annually, ard that hafa ton
uf SUGAR may be made from said Orchard.
The above farm will be sold on reasonable terms.
NORMAN BoARDMAN, }Adr'.s
ORLlN PRATT,
March 90, 1851. l3-o
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NLoUR.-ENtra and Supcrfnc, in Barrel
and halt Barrels, at the Cash Store of
X. l.. FULLER.
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r e IA oV al !

THE SUBSCRIBERS have removed thcil
L Office to the first room up stairs. in the
building near the Rail Il 'ad bridge, directly
over the Store Of j. NJ Sladc 6 Co.
BARBER s BUSHNELL.
M!dlcbury, Feb. 3. 1851. 40-u
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Sale of Real Estate.

The subscriber will sell tie following real
estate
The BRICK HOUSE, lately occupied bt
Ep Miller, deceased, and about Sc acres of land
connected with it;
Also the YELLOW HOUSE. called the
Ne Gil Wnsc, with about three acres of land
Also Sixteen Acres of Meadow Land, just
North of the village Of Middlchury:
Also the RED HOUSE LOT, containing
SO acres, lying Just south of Middlcbpry village
Terms made easy. Inquire of L. d. Barber
and Austin johnson. of Middlebury, and IIar.
vcv Button and Calvin Townsend Of Wallng-
ford, or Of the subscriber at Willston.
HARRY MILLER, Agent.
Willision Feb lIlS5l APP
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Hon. DANIEL BALDWIN, Vice President.
DIRECTORS.-Julius Y Dewey. Daniel
Baldwin Paul Dillingham;. limo. i. Redheld
Julius Converse Edmund Weston, Homer ".
llcaton, Joseph b Daniorth Jr..Albcrt L. Cat
lin. john a. Page, George w. Collamer, Grin
Smith, Charles Dewey.
BOARD OF Homer W.
IIcaion. Albert L. Catlin Join a P.gc.
MEDICAL EXAMINER-Orin Smith,
NJ u.
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN.-Fred
w. Adams, NJ ID.
SECRETARY.-James T. Thmsion
LIFE INSURANCE.
1T is an institution contemplating unmixcd
good to mankind"
We invite the attention of the Public tn the
principles OF the National Life Insurance Com
pany.
The Charter is liberal and particularly a.
daptcd to the wants Of all who may desire to
embrace such an Institution. 1t should be EN-
hraced-
Ist. BY Husbands and Fathers to make pro-
vision, after their death, for their widows and
children
ID BY the young to provide for themselves
| in u,irm age.
Sd BY creditors 20 insure The loss which the
death Of the debtor IN aht occasion
ltl, BY the borrower to enable his repre-.
scntativcs, in case of his DEATH 10 repay the
| loan.
9th, Those who save little from their daily
labor or yearly inc me should invest it in this
Savings Bank, that it lday be beyond the reach
of accident, and that the widow and child may
receive thcir own with usury" 4llf
j. $. BUSHNELL, Agent for Addison Co
c. c. Z. CLARK, VI. ID, Medical Examiner
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Farwell's Shoes.

Just received at the Masonic Hall Store, e
large assortment of Farewells Cloth Caters
and Polkas French Kid and Heavy Walking
Shoes. Also n variety of Buckskn Gloves and
Mitiens. H. BECkWIIi & co.
Nov 9.
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Cash will be Paid

For few Tons COOL Fleece Wool, il deliv-
cred Soen. n WOOD & co.
Middehufy, June p 1850.
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Fresh Bunch Raisins,

Boxes Halves and Quarters, Best Buch Rails
ms English Curranis, 5 ices, Sc. for sale by
T.. NALLET1E.
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oi course, into their Owl pockets, and the
W Protective. "a Union Stores mus, isno>
family foot the bIlI. This has not been de-.
MED. Ii is in accordance with human nature
nd the prices cf their gOods, which ~ many
Sses cost miru than other stores ask for
ZEN Let all who are dabbinr in these
iatters beware how they are male Il cats
NV 10 rake from the cmbers the hot chest.
ITS, for these apes 4 trade to dcvour.
No, no. Let the yromanry Of our land oc
silly proud Of their nnh'c calling Let
en- not run hopeless, gauntlet among
raiders, aud adventures. wlr-te few Of tire
prospects of gaih, or chances Of success, hold
sway. Let then, remember that the best
bank for them is moi bank flr god, but a
hank of earth the best share isa plow-
share-thc best store is the wool loft and
wheat bin--lhe true Eicr is a mans own
cot, where
" The cxpcctant wee thing, toddiin' siuchin
thro'
10 meet their dad WI iichterin' noise and glec,
Ills wee bit ingle blinkin' bonniy,
His clear hearth stane his thrifty wife's smile,
The lisping infant ptattling on lis knee.
Db,s all his weary carking cares hcguc,
And make him quite forget his labor and his
toll"
We'll docs the poet add
From scenes like these, old Sco,ia's grandeur
springs,
That makes her loved al home, rcvcred abro d.
JUSIus.
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To all whom it NAV Concern.

Whereas, it is well asccrfa;ncd that some
Of the Y u'hs Of our village are in the habit
Of gil g INTO Otter Geek, to bahe ard
swim, or the Sabbath day, in a manner
winch they must be aware are ouirages upon
rnblic de- oncy, and is a pal pablo violation
O. law; tbs -. therefore. 10 warn them in Il
E ldly manner 10 dasis, from snch prnc'i-
ces, d if not. the sword Of pubic justice
will he drawn and lie arm of the public
prosecutions will be extended to visit upon
these v'n'a'"rs Of the law its several penal>
ties. I his is no gasconade-no empty threat.
This p'ophccy will be literally fulfilled. Tie
writer calls upon his official brethren to come
forward and aid him in His great work Of
prote NJ the public morals from injury, and
the Sabbath from dissertation.
A GRAND JuRoR.
Middlebury. Sept. s, 1851.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District Of New Ha.
ven, Commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of
late of Lincoln, in said District, deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from the 4th day Of
August 1851 being allowed by said Court for
that purpose We do therefore hereby give no.
tice that we will attend to the business Of our
said appointment at the dwelling house, the
late residence of the deceased, in Lincoln, on
the 4th Of October. 1851, from one until o.
clock, p NJ. and on the 3lst Of January, 1882,
from nine o'clnck, A. NJ. until twelve.
JOSHUA +. MEADER, | Commits
ELIHU PURIN ron, sioners.
Dated at Lincoln, this 9th day Of Septem-
her 1851. H-Sw
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

We, The subscribers, being appointed by The
Probate Courl Tor The District OF Addison,
c. mmi>siOner>, TO receive, examine and ad.
Just all claims and demands OF all persons, a.
gainst The estate OF
BENJAMIN MINER,
late Of Br'dport in said District. deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in III.
sci thereto; aud six months from the 18Th day
OF August, 1851, being allowed by said Count
for that purpose, we d. therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend TO the business Of
our said appointment, al the dwelling house OF
Polly Miner. widow of deceased, in Brdport,
on the Sd Monday OF October and January,
from nine O'clock A NJ. until Tour o'clock,
p. NJ. on each Of said days.
c. SOLACE, Commits
REUBEN GILLETT, siOners
Dated al Brdport, this 18Th day Of Au-
gust 1851, 2l3w
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SrATe CONVENTIONS. The Wings of
Massachusetts,, on The 10th, nominated
Hon. r. c. Winthrop, for Governor, and
Geo. Grennell, OF Springfield, for Lieut..
Governor. They adopted an address
aud resolutions Of national character,
The Why's If New York had har.
m"nious convention at Syracuse, on the
il,h aud 18th. aud reafirmed the pat<
adopted by the Committees in issuing
the call.
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Dir0,

In this town Thusday the lIth inst, Mrs,
ELIZA L. VALLrrrf, wife OF Edwin Vallette,
and daughter of James Mcdonald Esq, aged
IS years.
A void is made in the domestic circle by the
affective dispensaiion which will long be felt,
and which can never in this world be filled.
But the bcreaved members of that circle "sor.
rev not as those without hope" since they
have the blessed assurance that she who is taken
from them is in Paradise with Christ.
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The VACANT JurGEsnIP. - The
place on he Bench of the U. s. Sus
Preme Court, made vacant by the death
of Judge Woodbury.. would undoubied.
~, if the wishes of the bench, the bar.
and the people of Vermont could de-
eide the matter, be given to Hon Sau-
uel S. Phelps. We believe it to be gem
orally conceded that New England has
no abler juri-t than he, and being now
III the prime aud vigor of life. we enter.
tain not lnle hope that the appoint
ment will he rendered him. Il is true
he lives just without the limits of the
Circuit, but this circumstance has not
always been regarded heretofore, and
we trust it will not be in this case. so
mani est of his enact fitness for the
place.
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The County Fair

Comes of a, this place on wednesday
next. the Oath inst. Arrangements
have been concluded wnh Messrs. l.. ?.
While aud Co. for occupying the same
grounds and fixtures used for the State
Fair. No admission fee will be charged
Let US have a general iurn>out. aud see
what Addison County can do alone. In
the department Of Fruits. We can make
a better show than ever before. Let us do
it. We trust, too, the Ladies will not neg.
leci their branch OF the show-nor the
artists and artisans theirs. Of all kinds
of Stock, we Of course expect full
exhibition.
The Address. by Sanford Howard.
Esq, of the Albany Cullivator, will be
delivered in the Grove, in the afternoon
Of Wednesday. The Ladies are invited
to be present. -
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The Legislature.

The Senate stands as las, YEAR
Wings 81, Opp 'sition, 8. Wing ina,
jor',y, IL.
Returns from the entire Stale show
the election of III Wing Representa-
i'ves, % Coali'ionis,s. 81, Old Liners,
and in ~ towns no choice, Wing ma.
joriiy, Is.
Wing majority on joint ballot, 27.
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O. Great preparations have beeu
made in Boston for the Railroad Cele>
bralion, to-day, Tomorrow, aud mex,
day. President Fillmore aud a portion
OF his Cabinet are 10 be received at
the State House. tins evening.
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Notice

Is ereby given that petition will be
10 The General Assembly Of The
SAFE Of Vermont, at The next Session
thereof, for the Incorporation Of Bank oil
Dlscoun, and Deposit. TO he located at
Vercennes. with a capital Of One Hundred
SoLON BURROUGHS,
CO STEVENS.
GEORGE PARKER,
WIN. r. BIXBY.
J. II. VIVIAN,
VIM. T. PARKER,
&c. STRONG,
p w. COLLINS,
'--+-''' WIN. Z. GREEN.
Vcrgenncs. scr' s'h' ISL so;'~
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C We are under obligations TO Mai
E. X. Wright, Secretary Of the Fair
Tor access to some Of his papers. which
have materially aided US in making OH,
our report
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W Hon. GEO. p. MAnsn and wife
AZ last accounts. were dangerously III of
Deau Sea lever, a, Sailed. tear the Sea
OF Fiberias.
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nlarrit1

In North Fsrrisburgh, Wednesday Evening,
10Th inst, by Rev Lyman Prindle, Mr.. Ed
WIN GEO PL,isrEp aud Miss H.RPiEr j.
COLLINS, both of Middlebury
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c. The vote for Governor, in 2i5
towns, stands. Williams, 22,O97. Red.
field, l4,i2l, Robinson. 6,34O, Ma,
jority for " ilIams, ,636
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P'"Oe, also maue some remarks, which
seemed to be very acceptable TO the au.
dience.
On Thursday, the principal address
was del'vefed by HgNRy STEVENS. Esq
Of Barnet. 1t waq full Of interesting
and valuable matter, aud was listened to
very attentiycly. We hope 10 Present
it 10 our readers next week. Remarks
were also made by Gen. Wool (who
was again called oul), Gen. SYLVESTER
CuuRcnILL. U. S. Amy, an d others.
oRGANizA7 ION.
A meeting as held at the Grove. on
Wednesday evening. Hon. FREDrnick
HoLBRooK presiding, PLiNy II. NnirR,
Esq Of Brallleboro. Secretary pro tenn
to organize State Socie,v.
Voted, unanimously, that the mee,>
ing proceed to organize a State Agri.
cullUra! Society.
A Constitution was reported by ] A.
BrcKwiTH, Esq, of Mlddlebury, and
adopted. We are obliged 10 defer its
publication
Voted. That a Committee ii one
from each County be appointed by the
Chair. 10 nominate a board of officers
tor the ensuing year. The following
gentlemen were appointed on said com.
mtiee;
JoHN w. VAL, Bennington Co,
GEORGE CAMPBELL, Wmdham,
EDGAR J.. ORMsBEE, Rutland.
Jos. ". CoLbuRN, Windsor,
Jos. II. BARRETT, Addison,
J. P. KINDER. Orange,
HARRY BE.uLEY, ChiIienden,
JonN SPAULnING. Washington,
l. b. BowDIsm. Franklin.
Henry STEVENS, Caledonia,
STiLLMAN CHuRcnlLL. Lamoille,
Isaac McCLEARY, Orleans,
| AUGUSTUS kIMBALL. Essex,
GILES HARuiNGroN, Grand Isle.
Al an adjourned meeting. ON Thurs
day. the Committee reported the follow
ing Nominations
For President, Hon. FREDeRfcK
HoLDRooK. Windham.
Isl. Vice do. Gen. WILLIAM NASH.
Addison.
I'd Hon. Jos. w. CoLBunN.
Windsor.
Sd HARRY BRADLEY, Esq,
Chiienden.
4h. - ERAsTus FAIRBANKS,
Caledonia.
Rce"rding .Setretary. CARLOS s.
Moves. Esq. Lamoille.
Corresponding do J. A. BrcKwIrH,
ESQ.,, AG, ison.
Treasurer, Hon. john SrAuLDINc
Washington.
Fire additional Directors.
Hon. John S. Petiibnne. Bennington,
]. X. Parish. Orange.
Geo. r. Hodges. Rutland,
Porus Baxter, Esq, Orleans,
Lawrence Bra nerd, Franklin
Which report was accepted. and the
persons nominated we're duly elected.
] CONCLUDING REMARKS.
The number in attendance. inclu
ding both days. could not have been less
than from IL, 900 To Is 200. Not less
than 5000 or 1000. probably, were
within the enclosure at one time. OF
course, our village was very much
crowded, and though our citizens very
Hospitality opened their houses for all
they could accommodate, large num-
bers were obliged to seek for lodgings
at Rutland, Brandon, Versennes, Bur-
lington, and elsewhere. II is worthy OF
notice that in so vast a crowd, no serl-
Gus accident occurred. With the excep-
lion Of Mr. KNOX, Of Worcester, Mass,
who los, Sll2, we have not heard of
any achievements Of pickpockeis. nuns
beers Of whom were doubtless present.
Much more, that we wished to say, as
TO the spirit Of hearty co.operatiNp
with us shown in other parts Of tho
State, and various other matters, we are
compelled to leave unsaid, for want of
room. The good work has now begun
Farmers of Vermont let not this
revolution go backward ~
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~J. FsslaoRe CoorEr. died on
the Ialh inst.
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Vote for STANDARDIZATION Co.

The following is the aggregate OF the
vote for Senators IN this County
sive Of the vote of Monkion, which was
not returned in season
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Wing majority on joint ballot, 81.
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Ecool S0urrtis It's.


STATE OF VERMONT,} The Probate Court tor
District OF Chltten',n, 50 the Distucl aOresGd
to all pt lsuns interested
Grctiiap:
Whereas George w Bromley, GulrIon ct Ga
rissa Carpenter and AhiaI Colpentrr ho,h OF Hun
tlnlton, in sand District III uors has this day, flied
in said court, his Application in writing, praying or
license to sell he real estate ut his wards, situated
in said Huntington, bong the same real estate OF
which Luther Carpenter, father Of said wards, late
OF said Huntington, deceased, died seized, for the
purpose Of uyc-tus the proceeds of such sale. in
other real estate, OF stocks, or securities aud the
said court having assigned the 10th day Of May \.
y. 1881 at the Probate Office in Burlington, in snld
District Tor hraringand deciding said Applicant m,
and having made an order requiring all persons IN
terested TO be notified thereof stating the noture OF
said application and the time and pace fixed for
hearing. by publishing the came three weeks sue
ces-ivey in the Burlington Free Press a nrwaPaprr
printed at said Burln ton, all which publications to
hc previous to the day lived for hr,.ing.
Therefore yon are hex. " uouiiei 10 appear before
SAID cC', at tie IN" ANA "Iac. aforesaid and shcw
cduse an. You r-H', way the prayer OF aid app-
cation should u0; b. -rdul.d.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trlct his ilth day OF April. \. d. 1871.
BRADFORD RIXFORD.
wi3W3 krustcr.
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PETITION TO SELL LAND.

STATE or VERMONT,( The Probate Court
d strict Of Chittcndcn,ss Tor tie District atore-
sad 10 all persons Interested in tnr Estate c Robert
X. Marks, late OF Burlington in sand District, de-
ceased GErtTING
Whereas, Joseph w. Allen, A ln.ai.traror, de
Jonis ron, OF the said estate, has this day fled IL
>ald CoIrt his. petition, IN writing, praying for q
license 10 sell all The real estate o. >IId deceased, eX
cept the widows dover therein, together with the
reverson OF the widows dover, tlr the purpose O..
paying the debts against said estate and the eX-
pelses OF the administration Misunderstanding toith
IN his said petition that although Il pant OF sand real
estate Is sufficient for the payment said debts, yet
Is SO situated that it cannot be sid without ury
10 those interested in the remainder aud the saId
'ourt having assigned the 10Th day OF May 4. d
1851, at the Probate Office in said Burlington, tor
herring and deciding on said petition, and ordered
hat al persons interested in said estate be notified
thereof 10y publishing the nature OF said petition with
the reasons Tor the same and the time and place
signed tor hearngand deciding thereon, three week.
succcssiyc!y, in the burlington Free Iyess, news
paper printed at said BURLINGTON. all which pubhca
cauouS to be previous to the day fixed Tor hcav!nG
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear belor,
sand court at the tune ana place Aforesaid and show
cause II any you have, why the prayer OF SAID pet.
ton should not be granted
Given under my hand at Burlington this 22d ia!
Of April \. d. le5l
w,3w3 BRADFORD RIXFORD. Register.
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seOXgptuTy Rubber GO.

WGrehouje "a WASHINGTON Street, Boston
Strangers visiting the city and the travelling public
will find at this establishment the greatest assert
ment OF Goodyears Nuicanzed Rubber Goods. with
the very latest improvements, in endless variety
The superiority OF this description OF fabric is nc
knowetgcd by all who have tried them, being per.
trc:y pable and elastic, and not affected by heat
or cold.
The Company would particularly call the a.,en.
uo1 oi families and superintendent of Hospitals &c
90 their article of rubber understanding lnanutac.
t1rcd by them expressly tor the use and protection
OF beds-nn article now generally used and greatly
appreciated
Z. =. Cash paid for old rubber shoes
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SVsaa. a. E'Icvsp0s,t.G, go

BRASS FOUNDERS 4 NICHLEISTS,
Store, AZ Water street-Nlanuiuctory, Harrison
Avenue, Boston,
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
-IahutdcfurcrS Ct Brass AID Composition Castings,
Calender and Paper Mill COMPOSITION Rolls,
Water, Steam and Gas Cocks. Lined Boxes for
Machinery, stationary Steam Engines. Bobbtt's
Patent Carriage Axes Aliens Patent Planning
Machines, Andrews Patent Steering Wheels,
Fan Blowers, Soda Pumps, &c
Dealers in Block Tin, Spel.er Anthony. Sheet
Brass, Iron aud Brass Wire, Malleable Iron Cast
lngs, Black Lead Cruclbes, Fairbanks Platform
Scales, London Genuine Emery, Emery Cloth,
Pattern and Branding Letters and Figures, &c
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William hsOgic.
PREMIUM NENTILATING
Nh EASSONFp WIG MAX ER.

PREMIUM NENTlLA Ting
AND GASSOMER WIG MAKER
f.Ty' Draws attention to an entire new stylc OF
WIGS, called the " Unshriiking Gossamer Wig,
never bsen cauulIed. Also. the Lidies Sell Ad-
iustug wig" which adupts itself on the instant TO
the head, and is natural as to defy detection, even
by members OF tt same family a large assert
mrut Always Oh hand.
Depot Tor Bog.es Hyperion Fluid for the Hair,
Boyle's Electric Hair Dye, Amole Shaving
Cream, &c,
~ Washington Street, Boston.
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homeopathic

Wholesale AND RErAIL
EOCK 40 HEDICINE DEPOT.
Also Depot T.. Fow.cr and Wells publications
water csr- Books; and Ptnln's Phonographlc
Works
OTIS CLApP. No. % School st. BOSTON.
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CLOCKS. CLOCKS

For Church Tower, Gallery, Office. Factory Watch
and Railroad Station Clocks
HOWARD & DAVIS,
Manufacturers Boston
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Sod liver Oil.

THE TRUE MEDlCATED ARTICLE,
Prepared nom Fresh Livers, and warranted pure
by EBEN b. PHILLIPS,
Phillips Be ich, Lynn, Mass.
Office, 81 Fulton Street, Boston
Aso-Siraits. Bark, and Shore Oil
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6 II a r l. Z S G.. n TCH LIS.
Wholesale Dealer in

Foreign, Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods,
No. : Kiby Street. Boston
White and Brown Linen Table Cloth, Silk Cravajs.
Suspenders ofalI kinds
Also, constantly on hand and receiving from the
manufacturer general assortment OF Combs, which
will be sold cheap for cash
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P1RYIHILiR NOTICE.
ssa.. SNSlrs. aNissGN.

= tlavnjs ncrrHsea MS tnctcs, will nianuiac-
:1r- and insert more useiu! and beautiful Set Of
Teeth, for the same amornj Of money paid, than any
Dentist IN Boston, ~. His Dant ksta5 lShm"nt.
~ FREMONT ROW, Opposite the Museum
Also 10. sac as above, Ing Premium Toothwash
and Denirii:r, with his ccnp!a;e Premium DENIAL
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Manufacturer and Importer of
Guns, Rifles, Cane Guns, Pistols, &c.
Embracing every article in the shooting line.
u Washington Street, Boston
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Manufactures OF
Engine Leading and Suction Hose. Fire Bucke,s
FIRE Caps, Flexible Pipes, &c.
10 All articles manufactured by us are ,rarrant.
ed " tie best fHaiity, and furnished at the forrest
pr'ce' communications Promptly attended to-