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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-02
Transportation OF Coal TO CIncinnatI
TflI lRY Railroad. ~ W


kThelRaikoaa Record uf last woekleon'
lains an elOborale and careful editorial or
this subject, in which the conclusion is ar
rived al from reliable data, that coal can be
delivered in Cincinnati by either the Hills
boro & Parkersburg railroad from the
Jackson county mines, or by the Mariella
& Cincinnati, road from the mines in Vim
Ton county, a, an outside cos, 10 the con
sumer, of 81 cents per bushe, or less shdr
tico-ihirds It's present average cost. At this
price all parties engaged in supplying the
coal will realize handsome profit The
railroad transportation is sci down AT four
fifth cents Of the whole cost. Mr.. Mans
field thinks ''lhe real coal roads will proba.
bly be the Cincinnati g. Marietta, an1 the
Ilillsboro' & Parkersburg railroads" !"
The article concludes us follows:
Under these circumstances il is plain that
the transportation Of coal iron the eastern
counties is TO bo large business. Compare
this with the price Of coal in New York,
and we find iha, the cost of coal in Cincin-
nati is 6ul too, thirds Lhe cost of coal in Ncw
York. and even less. The cos. is so small,
also that ii furnishes the city with q manu-
featuring power equal TO that Of any place
in the United States. The rapid growth Of
our manufactures is owing, in great
measure 10 this cause. But the ,ranspor,a.
,ion of coal is not TO stop with Cincinnati.
I, will extend from The mines 10 every Town
and county between The mines and the mid.
die Of Indiana The time is near. when
10 Cincinnati, Chillicothe. Dayton, Xeniu,
Springfield, Troy, Piqua, Fort Wayne,
Hamilton, Eaton, Richmond, Newcastle
and the whole Intermediate country. there
will be transported from the mines Of Vim.
ton Jackson, Hooking and Perry, two mil.
lions of tons per annum, or sixty millions Of
bushels.
This immense business will not arise in n
day, for il will take some time 10 open mines.
form companies, arrange nanSporlations. &c.
But in very few Yeas this will be accom-
plishcd, and The coal trade will become one
Of The great clemens Of business here.
If the railroads in construction be compile
ted and made first.rate tOOrking roads, oeH
managed, as they should be- at a cost of
no, more Than $4,000 per mile, they will
have more ihun enough 10 do, and make
large dividends 10 such as are fortunate
enough to hold their stocks. Lei them be
finished soon, and well finished,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-02
SAVE Y@WR MGMEY.

1t is ar old adage that ga penny saved is pen
ny earned" and what is true of pennies is equally
true of dollars Now, if you can BUY suit of
handsome, well-made clothes at my establishment
Cheaper than you can purchase miserable
second-rate article of Eastern slop-work, which
is mi de expressly to sell to green horns, and con-
tains only about three threads to an amfull, and
stuck together with BAD PASTE, of course you
can earn more money by such purchase than by
many days hard labor.
Long experience, and practical knowledge of
lie tailoring business together with superior ad
vantageS in purchasing, enables me to sell CHEAP
Err and BETTER
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An Exhibit

OF THE EXPENDITURES AND RECEIPTS
" of Meigs County, for the year ending June
1 st 1853;
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NIOTICE.-The property known as the
u Murray or GranL Lot situate in Lot 241 In

lN Murray or Grant Lot, situate in Lot 241 in
the Town of Pomeroy, is now offered for sale, =
Said property consists Of Lot ninety-Six feet
front, and running back nearly 300 feet; is on
high ground, beyond the reach of high water, and
in a good situation for any person wishing to en-.
gage in business. j or terms, apply TO The sub
Scrber LOUISA Nj RRAY.
Pomeroy, July 26, 1853. .29w3.
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CHERIFF'S SALE

- HhiRAEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF writ
- Of yend. ex. to me directed by the Court OF
Common Pl as of Jefferson County, will offer
for sale at the residence of Rodney Downing, in
the village Of Middleport, on the goth day of Au-
gust, 1853, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following
described property, to wit: 175 pairs OF shoes;
% pairs of boots; 40 kegs of powder; yoke of
oxen; OK carts; one horse cart, and coal wag
ons Levied on as the property Of Rodney Down
ing and Others, at the suit of Hampton Smith q
Co. ast a S. BRADBURY, S. M. G.
Auouct 1879 Oou,oGt
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READY MADE CLOTHING
than can be purchased here or elsewhere, all OF
which are of POmerOy Manufacture
Much that has been said ir reference to cloth
ing, will apply with equal force 10 my stock OF
Dry-GOOdS and Groceries
OF which have always endeavored TO keep on
hand the finest stock in the country. My stock
docs not consist of old remnants, and moth eaten
remains of badly-Selected and unsaleabe goods.
That is not my way of doing business. Ny stock
is constantly replenished by FRESH SUPPLIES
of the latest styles and most fashionable goods in
the market. Every variety of Dry Goods,
for MEN and BOYS wear, kept constantly on
hand, together with some Fancy Dress Goods,
for the Ladies.
In addition to the above, beg leave to invite
particular attention to my large and carefully
selected stock of BOOTS AND SHOES,
purchased of the heaviest manufacturers with
special reference to this trade. ...
Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, HandkerchiefS
Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Gloves, Suspen-
ders, Boots, Shoes, Carpet Bags, Clocks
Trunks, DC. &C.,
Can always be found in great variety.
My stock of Groceries, which | am prepared
to sell either at Wholesale or Retail, consists in
part of the following articles;
TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, M0LASSES, SYRUP.
TOBACCO, CIGARS, CANDLES, SOAP,
SPICES, CHEESE, RAISINS, SALER-
ATUS, SODA, FISH. &c.
All at such Low prices as would make every
modest man blush to ask them lower -.
To those who are disposed to doubt, have
only to say, Call and see for yourselves"
Don't Mistake the Place.
| Front-Street, three doors above Court, at
COHEN'S HEAD QUARTERS.
N. B. Any gentleman wishing to have Carmen
made from any particular pattern, can be meas
ured and have it made to order at the SAM
prices.
good fit warranted or no pay. -
jy2ln2S H. COHEN.
,sroy may 10 Sous they did, indeed, when
lhe apparatus was tied, and the mind and
muscles left unmatched and unchecked.
| must bring this long description 10
close. | am liItle ashamed Of il, for |
'hink in the present age and in this part Of
he world, il ought not 10 have been re.
luired. Nevertheless, | hope it may be use.
hl. There are many whom do not ex.
lect TO convince; buI | may be allowed to
by that cannot undertake TO answer such
bjecIions as may be made stale my own
Pnvictons as an experimental philosopher.
hid find 1t no more necessary TO enter in.
>----..4A..@"-., - 10 -. .L"~ "~''l
ELIHU STEDNIAN Admr. of Lucy Chas
Il deceased, VS.. Madison Elliott, Sumner El
liott, Seth Pratt Nancy G. Pratt, Henry p. Penn
G. r. Reed, Elizabeth S. Reed, Rush R. Hudson
Maria Hudson, Ehhu d. Robinson, Ellen Robin
son, Julia Branch, Adaline M. Stedman. TIL
said defendants will take notice that petitio
was this day filed in the Probate Court of Meil
+ county against them, the object and prayer
Q which petition is to procure an order of said Cou
: authorizing the petition to convey to Nathani
{ Frsbie in Lot number "a in the town Of Cheste
E in Meigs county, according 10 a contract entere
!; into by Lucy Chase and Abel Chase deceased
Dated Nov 10th 1851. Il. II. STEDMAN,'
T. Adm. of'Lucy Chase.
~ June 0S ts53wd.
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thence in straight line to hickory tree, and q
beech on the southeast bank Of Jonah Woodruff
milldarn; thence as close as practicable, on the
bank Of the dam, to the further end Of the mill,
there to cross above his railway; thence on the
best ground on the hill side above j. Woodruff S
house, up to the end Of Woodruff's field, and to
continue on the hillside just above the forks OF
the run, there to cross the run and go on the
South bank of the left hand fork 10 interSect the
Chester road below D. Picken's field; thence
with said road to L. CrosS's millI thence with the
road now in use running between David Smith $
and David Hayman's land and across Burrows
Gibbs land to the end of Gibbs lane, thence a
due north course to inteTseet the road leading
from Pomeroy 10 the Horse Cave settlement.
August |, 1853 .29w4# So .r ss
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The above nstalments are payable to Charlie
R. Pomeroy. d. j. FALLS.
Sec. II. & G. R. R. Co.
July 2Sth 1858.
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STOCK OF nREss eooDs roR rHr LADIES.


sTock OF nREss GOODS FOR THE LADIES'
GlnShamS, of every variety; PNned de LANES,
l0paCa, Tibet Cloths, Jaconet, Victoria Lawns
White Berlin Cold, Corded Skirts, Robes, Rib
bonS, Plain Tafeta, Fancy Bonnets and Caps,
Bleached and Brown Muslin, Cloths, Cassmeres,
and Tweeds, large lot of BonnetS and Trimmings
Every thing in the line of GROCERIES.
Nails, Grass Line Paints, and Dye-Stufs,
Stoneware and QueenSware, Hardware (heavy
stocN, Grass and Cradle Scythes Rakes Pitch
forks, ShovelS and Spades.
Every thing in the way of Shoemaker's Find
ings. Pegs, Lasts, Tools Sole and Upper Leath-
er Buggy Trimmings and Saddlery. % Cases
Boots aud Shoes from Calf 10 Brogan.
Were but Dow jun, or some other great
man, with IA vocabulary that would reach to the
Rocky Mountains, might continue all day, and
then not be able to tell you one half of my yari
ety of Spring Goods. As for prlcsS, you must be
the judge, Our goods are bought for cash, and
our motto is, "small profits und quick saes.,
Halls Patent Lever Plows and Points for Sale,
WATKINS q SMITH.
Middleport, o., April l. lS53.tf
RON, Good assortment, Low for Cash, by
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Notice.

lVH AND ACnER' INSTI-
TUpE.-The next term of this school will COM
mence Monday, che 22d of August next Rates
Of tuition varying from 50 to S5 Boarding $1.6O
per week. ]. NJ. EVANS, Teacher
Aug, 2, I953.-29w3
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We find in an exchange recipe Of prob.
ably some value 10 our subscribers in 'rhe
wcods.' 1t is for new method OF making
candles: ITO Twelve pounds Of lard use Of
aum and salpelre each one pound; dis.
solve the alum aud saltpelre in small
quantity Of wafer, then pour il INTO the
melted lard ond boil the whole until The
water cvaporaics. The mixture requires
constant stirring TO prevent settling in the
bottom of the vessel. Candles made oI
this composition are equal 10 the best tai
low, aud last some longer"
The iron Frame Work for the roof Of the
new Stale House a, Columbus is 10 weigh
Two hundred and fifty tons, and will cost
The snug Iiulc sum Of 1887 1887.
Maurice O'Connel, eldes. son Of Daniel
O'Cunnel, died in Lcn1on on tho 17Ih Of
June. He had been a member Of Pnrla'
menl from 1880 up 10 the time Of his
dealh.
llr. Jas. J. Faran has sold Out his interest
in the Cincianah Enquirer, 10 his partner,
II. H. Robinson, who hereafter has sole
control Of that establishment, assisted in the
editorial department by Mr.. 6. NJ. D. BIoss
The new fiscal year of the General Gov
crnment commenced on tho first Of July.
During The pas, fiscal year, our imports have
amounted to 1858 900 900; and our exports,
exclusive of specie, to $2o9, 900 Ooo-bcing
a balance of about SAT 100000 agains,
us, TO be paid for in specie or STOCKS. Oui
whole foreign Indebtedness is now S3l >.
100000
The Highland News says serious fgh,
occurred in that county week, before last
between some runaway slaves and thell
masters, in which both parties suffered some
injury. The slaves as well rs the master.
were armed hut no shots appeared to have
been fired. Two Of Ihe slaves escaped, onC
one was captured.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-02

ID DAD NOTICE.-There will be petit
Ia ton presented TO the Commissioners Of
Meigs County, o., at their meeting in September
next, for the vacation of so much of the road
known. as Davis mill road in Salem, as lies be-
tween said road and the State road leading from
Rutland, in Meigs county, to Croy's mill, in Vim
ton county.
July 25th, 1853 29w4* ~ ~
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FLOUR STORE.

TTNHE UNION MILLS having undergone
l complete and thorough repair we are now
and keep constantly OF hand, a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-02
Uuf 0SSOrIment OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
GRAND EXHIBITION

WAT&HRl& i 8EAHTaa'G
Performance every day, Sundays
eXcepted.) Doors open n half DaAt
8 O'clock A. M.--Pcr1orlnancC TO
commence nt q. Admission Free.
Shildren haif price. NO postpone
ment On account Of the WemIh
NJ EVER was there such an opportunity offered
~ IN MiddleporL TO crafty the eye and mind,
ior so little money, and such quantities to select
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-02

RON, Good assortment Low for Cash, by
Il L. II. STEDMAN..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-02
Family Flour,
LOWEST MARWET PRICE.

U The HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for
WHEAT and HIDES,
ROBINSON. SONS & co
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FOR SAIsEs

nNEuf the best farms in the County OF
~ Addison containing 100 acres Situated
1t mile north from the centre of Whiting, 1
miles from II. Il. Depot, and near Il School.
The farm is well watcrrd and fenced, has u
large quantity of fruit trees, such MS apple,
pear and plum. The out buildings are in
good rcpair,-thc house is two stories high,
with wing and woodshcd attached. he
soil is clay and loan. and wcll adapted to
keeping cattle and sheep, or raising grain.
Said farm will be sold low should buyer
come soon. Enquire of AT ELLSWORTH.
Whiting, Oct. -; 1853 21ti.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Middlebury Post
Office, Nov Is, 1853.
Rev. ]. r. Arnold, Joseph Gains, Al
len Curtis, Clarrisa A. Clark, Mrs. Ann
Foot, John Frazer, Phineas Halcomb,
Isaac Hodgins, Henry F. Hall. A. A.
Howard, Ira Holman, Festus Hill, Flea
ger Kendall, Weston Lewis, Mrs. Mar.
tina Miller, John Markham, Mary A.
Pratt, Jane N. Potter, Jane Parent.
David Remington, Eusebe Royrault, II.
D. Ranney, Loren Richards, Joseph
Seavy, Clarinda Sumner. Oliver Smith
Rufus Smead. Sarah b. Steward, Nv
Winchester. Lucy G. Walker, Miss II
Wood, Adelia Werner. Isaac Varney.
y. II. WRIGHT, p. NJ.
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Dic0,

I In this village, Of Consumption. on the(
9th inst, ELEANOR ADAMS; wife of Chas.
T. Crane, aged so years. J
\ In this town, on the 4th inst. Will
LIAM ALoNzo, only child of William +.
and Jane A johnson. aged eleven
months and fifteen days
| In Salisbury, on the oath nit. llARN
MET WEEKS. wife of John NJ. Weeks,
! Esq, aged Gi. i
blessed are the dead who die in the Lord
In Orwell. Nov. 9th Of Consumption,
CrrnAs p. MUNGER. son of Joseph AND
Fanny Munger, aged % years. i
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RIP VAN WLNKEE.

If l had been mt IF business as long
as this noted individual had been, ! should
not dare ask Gentlemen of taste in dress
to give listening car-not so-whle circum-
stances unavoidable ON my part, put a stop TO
my business for n season, have not been dis
couragcd but have been steadily practicing
at home and in some of the best shops in Bos-
ton. that might bring the tailoring
business in Middlebury to its proper standard.
After what have said above, the public
will infer that have makcd mp in town again.
| would state that have located in NASH S
BUILDING, north end of the bridge CORNER
~ occupied by +. c. Mayo, where have On
hand "A
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\ true copy ofrccord.
Attest JED : BUsHSrLL, u g. ste

STATE OF VERMONT, The lion. the
District of New Haven, s.. Probate Court
for the Dictrict Of New Haven.
To all persons interested in The estate OF
Simeon jinn,nes, late of New lliycn, in said
district. deceased miesiatc; Greeting
Whereas, LOYAL w, Stow, AdministgatOr OF
estate Of the said deceased, hath Pleseated to
said Court his petition in writing setting forth
thu; the debts and charges against said estate
amount to the sam Of POI, Il, that the amount
Of personal estate remaining in his hands, is
Sls4.46, leaving tie sum Of SSl, ~ TO be raised
from the real estate, and hath shown to said
Cuurt the situation of the real estate, whereof
the said deceased. died seized, and prays lhe
said Court, to license him to sell so much OF
the real estate Of the said deceased, rs will lie
necessary to pay the sum Of ss4,7l Aforesaid
with acc ruling interest. and all legal cost and
charges of sale.
Therefore it is ordered, that ni persons in
tcresled be notified 10 appear At a session ol
said Court. 10 be held Al the office OF the iudgt
of said Court in Bristol ia said district on III,
second Monday Of December, 1852. al 10 0,
clock in the forenoon, That they may give
bonds for thepayment of The debts and charges
of Administration, or show cause nlN license
should not be granted as aforesaid; for whlcl
purpose it is further ordered, that Il copy u
the record Of This order be published three
weeks successfully, in the Midilcbury Regis
ter, a newspaper prinIcd at Mi ldleI AIRY. il
| this State, all of which publications shall be
previous TO the said time appointed for sai'
| hearing.
HARVEY MrNslLL, Judge.
( 4 TRUE copy of record
3O3w HARVEY MUNslGt.. Judge
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Information Wanted {!

Left home in Waterbury, Vt. in an
insane state of mind, on the 23d Sept,
last, JONATHAN EGGLEsToN, aged 70
years-(ho appears younger.) He is a
bout feet inches high-thin of flesh
hair a little grey-uses snuff, and
sometimes smokes. The last informa-
ton from him, he was seen in Weybridge
and Cornwall Any one giving iuforma'
tion from him, will please write
ETHAN S. EGGLESTON,
Waterbury, Vt.
Nov. Is, 1853. 303w
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LLOYD, OF ERW-WEN, NEAR
1lARLECtl. MERlONE lHSlllRt,
To Professor Holloway, SRI avail my
sell of the ir>topportunity of informing You,
that for very lon. period was afflicted with
Il dangerous giddincss ard frequent swim
iring, in the head, attended by loss Ct ape
plle, di'orderet stomach ana gencraliy I'M
ph'red Aea'1h. Livery means hal iaiea 10 elFo
me ANY permanent re'iel' Gnd at length IT. he-
came so alarming tnat l. was rea,y di,a'a o..
"'E J"I" coniion " ",CI n"r.onailv nm,
On AIr IIirhe,. Chemist Harcch, for the pur-
pose Of consulting him rs 10 what had bet
ter do lrcd them without delay, and after
taking them fora short time ! am happy to
bear testimony their wondcIrul efficacy. am
now restored fo perfect health, and enabled to
resume INV usual duties. You are at liberty 10
publish this letter in any way YOU may tiink
proper. ain. Sir, Your obcd't Serv'i.
.JuncGthl S52 lSigned) JOHN LLOYD,
MIRACULOUS CURE OF DRNPSY.
Ertc0ct nj n Letter tram Edlrar2
Lo,.z.,, rso nj L,,y;1 nan. ToL1
a,I $50
~ ""'r" -IP," 0"f; o'-'
10 Professor lioI'o"aY' lear 9m-l Ieerh
II a "ut! owe 10 you ana inc Paphc III l"IEe
10 INFORM YOU OF most miraculous 'eVp'eIY
from that dreadful disease; DRoPsf'eh" Whlrh'
rms was igppei hVc 'meS "lthln e.sn,
months, and skiliully treated by two medical
practitioners, but could not get cured until
r@d recourse TO your remedy, anu hO'"l'n-
standing ali | had undergone, THIS miraculous
medicine cured me in the course of six weeks
Ic;,,,,'n EDIvAuD RoNVIEN
49,. - ~,-,,, ~, .,r,,,,1,,t
INFALIIBLE CURE OF A STOMACH
COMPLAINT WITH INDIGESTION
Avn VInIrNr- man ACUES
?, NND ~,
ELfTQCf III q Letter fTOH6 mr.. >. DO
- IN ....., f (ry,f,. ,,,,,. Rr,s
"t"; O"tW'St' ~ S'ptD'' "S"' ~ ~
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10, D." e ~ onnt;.ns1 hnS beal,h a,isin,
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os'.O' H., ,5 wpratc,s md enerrl d,l.
,or ~ v '''s sge consulted Inc most cmincnt
,';',,, IN ,he co,nnv hnr witLout any benetjci,'
r..m, ;" ~ io.t shsbod rccon,se 10 ,cur nyoI
: n,lI, pins Which in n very short time ,fcc,-
"'o' ,,' "''', n 90 f th heller hat She con-
.n 30 ,Is, l lie ,i's fnily vos rcstor
nm 49,, ',.l stron,,h Fnr,Ler She desr.-
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BRANDON SEMINARY

INnE Winter Quarter OF this Institution, VIII
l. commence on Monday, Dec. ), 1858.
INSTRUCToRS
Mn Csc. w. THoMAs, \. Is, Principal.
Mss MANY l.. KIMpALL, Prcceptre>s
Miss ADELAIDE J.. KELLY, Teacher Of the
Juvenile Department.
Miss ADELIA L. BARNEs, Teacher of Music
The FAN Term opened with a new Board of
Teachers and about one hundred aud iorty have
attended during the quarter The Seminary lns
been recently repaired, and the increased patron
age which has been extended to the school du ing
the Fall has greatly encouraged it, friends.
The Boardi V department is under the superNis-
ion of Mr.. & Airs. Kelley, who have been suc'
cessiul in this position. Good board at the lnsl-
tuition, or near It, from s so TO Sl.75 per week
Rooms eau he rented in the village, FOR lhrse
who wish 10 board themselves, aud the expense
Of board is than less than a dollar per week.-
There are about thirty private rooms in the Sem
mary. for the accommodation Of the students,
J.. F. MERRIAM, Secretary,
Brandon, Nov. Is, 1853. 30:3w.
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CHEAT
B a r G A | NJ s !
~ r -
l.. w. S Il O WIS,
NEW HAVEN, VT.
First Practical Demonstration of the
Failures of 1894!

THE undersigned is now prepared to sell
l. at COST, a large stock of Goods, direct
from n. Y, consisting in part, of Brocla
Long aud Square Bay State, Plaid and En-
broidc,cd, ThDct, Cashmcrcs, and Grape
Shawls, Alpaccas, Bombazincs, Coburgi Plain
and Figured, Caslmcrcs, Lawns, Bcragcs,
Poplims, Mohair 800 yds DcLains, Mantelc,s,
Window Curtains, Gloves, Mtts, Parasols &c,
too numerous to mention Now is your time
TO buy l.. W. STOWE.
New Haven, Oct. 81, 1888. 2s3w
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Second Hand Pianos

taken in exchange for ncw.-Teachers in
Scmnaries, and Booksellers, will receive -
suitable deduction from our retail priccs.
A large variety Of Singing Books for SAX,
by the single copy or by the dozen.
The patronage of those desiring such merE
chandise is most respectfully solicited.
Troy, Sept, Is, 1858, 7st''