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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09
SKYlIGHT
DAGUE ERR EOTYFES.

HNIIE subscriber warrants every picture Ia
ken and put up by him to afford salts
faction TO the purchaser. Pictures taken at
my Gallery as well in cloudy ~ in fair wealth
er. have come to Middlebury for the pur-
pose of staying as long AZ can make re-
spectacle living, be 1t one year or more, and
those who are, or may be in want of pictures
can always depend upon finding me at my
place of business, prepared to wait upon them
rs well rs know how.
Come then, one and all, to Mr.. Stewards
Building, and get a picture which will be as
well defined, rs permanent. and rs well put
mp as at any other Gallery in this section of
the country Let the aged come and secure
a likeness which will be fondly cherished by
their friends and relatives long after they
shall have joined the great congregation of
the dead. Let the young and middle aged
come and secure n D." shadow ere the substance
f;tdcs" Parents bring your children and oh.
tain likeness of their :" guleless features A"
ere death claims them,or their laughing lips
and bcaming eyes are shaded by contact
with the stern realities Of the world
+. s. Prices f.om ST 90 TO 90
4l;tf G. L. TAPLEY.
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Washington Irving has recently
made a visit TO Mount Vernon. We see
1t stated that while there he remark
cd that he remembered seeing Gen.
Washington in New York, when he
was child five years of age, and
while the General was passing through
the street, accompanied by a crowd,
young Irving was attended by his
nurse, an honest Scotchwoman. The
woman forced her way up to the Gen.
raj leading her child BY the hand. and
approaching, addressed him" Your
honor, here is a BARN that is called
after you" The General paused, and
:, ~ his hand upon the boys head,
80 his blessing. Mr.. Irving
&c has distinct recollec.
We whole scenc-which occur.
led ISL.
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(Thc above sticks to be of hcmlock,
ash, or yellow pine 10 bc'straight,
and II inches at tho small end; OF live
timbcr Kinds to be specified and
prices Of each kind -. :f-
2l0 sticks of white pine (round) 35.fcet
long, and II inches ut the small end !;
10 be straight fr
20 sticks Of square white pine thir.y-five
long, and tn square 10 inches
iTo pieces of white oak plank. II feet long,
averaging II inches in width and in-
chcs thick.
I ,000 white oak tree nails, Q feet long, to
square q inches.
500 pounds inch wrought iron spike.
5000 perch stone.
All the timbcrs to be free from sap, rents,
splits, and other imperfect;ons.
Times Of delivery as follows 0nc-third
on the 10th day of May. one third on shc
oath day Of May, onc-third on the alst day
of May next ...
The articles, as delivered on these several
specified days, to be measured and inspected
by an agent of the United States, and if ap-
proved aud received, the quantities so ap-
proved and received will he paid for accord
ing to contract price, less 10 per cent. on A.
mounts due. which per cent will be retained
by the United States until the contract be
completed, when amounts so retained will he
pnid to the contractor, or will be forfeited tn
the United States if the contractor fail to full
| I'll his contract
Each proposal will be accompanied with
evidence that the proposer is able to fulfil his
| contract and the Department reserves tho
right Of rejecting any proposal not satisfacto-
| rv in all respects, and Of reducing quantities
so rs TO bring the same below amount appro-
priated
Advances on contracts cannot be made
but payments will be made rs stated
| The places of landing materials will be
pointed ont by the United States agent on
notice to him b. the contractor On this ac-
count the contractor is not to be subject to a
delay Of over three days; but such landing
shall not he considered delivery of said ar
ticlcs to the United States. No delivery will
he acknowledged except in quantities and
times as stated, and in accordance with this
advertise ment until delivered, inspected
and received, all articles will he at the risk
of the contractor and under his care. But
when delivered, inspected, and received, they
will be At the risk and under the care Of the
United States. No delay to inspect and re-
ccivc at times stated will be made or allowed
on the part of the United States.
The proposals will he endorsed Propo
sa's for Timber in Burlington" on the out.
i side Of the envelope, and will be addressed
to the Undersigned. j. j. ALERT,
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
| ITO
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TIE MUsrcAL r evlEw AND CnorAL
ADVOCATE ell Lied by G. NJ. Cadv and
published by I Huntington aud Mason
3, Law New York at one dollar per
aanum Tao January number of this
excellent Musical Journal contains much
interesting matter, aud advcrtises the
names If contributii Z editors and occa-
sirnal Literary and Musical contribu.
tors who certainly have the ability to
make it rank among the best of our fam.
lily periodicals. 1t has been enlarged
aud it, general appearance. highly i'm
proved statesman.
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P r ( M | U M
DAGUERREOTYPES

NIR. WIN. II GILMORE would respect
fully announce 10 the people Of Middcbury,
that he can he found at his Old Rooms, MOI.
Nichols Building, ready 10 Execute DAoqen-
REorYPE LKENEssEs, in all of the modern
styles and improvements in the art.
All those that want perfect Dagucrreotypc
Likeness, will please call at No I, Nichols
building and get one Of Gillmorc's best
p. s.. To those who think that l did not
locate myself here permanently one year last
December, will just say that such was the
fact an. intend to continue so irall creation
of operators come and put in Sky-.ishts in
every ether house in town. | have MS good n
light rs cond wish, and up only nne fight OF
stairs aud easy Of access. In short, have u
very pleasant suit of Rooms and well adapted
to thcDaguerrcan businesses. Those who con
template sitting will avail themselves vt the
opportunity sOon,as have two other Rooms
which must visit soon
W. IT. GILMORE,
Rutland, Brondon 4. MidGie6nry Dag
uerreotypist.
Feb. s, 1858. A.
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STATE OF VERMONT Beitremembered
District of New Iiaven.ss. ( that at 4 probate
Court holden at Bristol, in said district, on
the eth day of January, A. ID. 1858,
An instrument purporting to be tho last
will and testament Of
LUCY CHAFFEE,
late of Starksboro, in said district, deceased
being presented to the Court here by the Ex-
ccuior therein named, for probato il is or
dered by said court, that all persons con-
cerncd therein be notified to appear at = ses-
sion of said Court, TO he held at the Office Of
the Judge of said court, in Bristol aforesaid
on the first Monday Of March, 1856, at II
o'clock in the forenoon, and show cause, il
any they may have, against the probate o
said will for which purpose it is further or
dered, that a copy ofthe record Of this order
be published in the Midllebury Register, :
newspaper printed at MiddleDury, in thi;
State, three weeks successfully, previous t.
the time of said Court,
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
A true copy Of Record.
4l;3w.. =. ll7MUNsILL, judge
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FooD FOR MApEIRA.-1hc bark
Nautilus, which was chartered to carry
p,lcs for the destitute inhabitants
Of Madeira, sailed from Boston OH
Thursday with a cargo consisting of
JjI bushels OF beans, , barrels bread |,
1888 bushels corn, 1872 barrels corr,
.Acal, 1913 barrels -four, 412 barrels
D,:7t'es. $40 bushels do. and 1906
';.:. -i:. vessel, with provisions,
E. - sail from Providence,
lions are going OH in New
,hcr places.
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TUGApoos.- This is new distin-
gushing appcllation given to politi-
cal party of the South, which is com
posed OF those politicians who deserted
the =. old parties, and united against
the states Rights men, or "Seces-
sionists. In Georgia, Governor Cobb
is the leader of the Tugaboos, and in
Mississippi, Governor Foote. - The
name is not particularly cuphonious,b but
is s1unds letter than ''Barnburner,' 'or
'v ImScr;' and the party which
ln =, iescrvcs the respect of every
0lr.ic citizen, for the principles
N.eA 'acy profcss, which, after all, is
the most important point.
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PROSPECTUS.

TIC BOSTON Daily CHRONICLE is
published in Boston. TERMS arh lin al.
vance, TIE B5S0H Daily CAronicie isis,hed
every morning iSundnyA excepted nj Gent"
per evpy = So per nnrnin. 1He,Bqst0H JFtrk-
~ Chronicle, a Familynnh business ncwspa-
per. every SATURDAY morning at f2per annurh
This paper ispleganty printed and ably con.
ducrec.' 1T IL devoted to Libeial Legislation
on all snhjects,--t the repeal of the Liquor
Law';of ls52-.to Telegraphc, Commercial,
aud General News. - ~. LAtA
IL willadyoc,te the unconditional repeal Of
the law of ls52: f''An Act concerning the
caung L,quofs,e as y law rnihous 10 The co M
mericaI and busrrss infeiest Of Boston md
the Comiholwcnll1i, aud one Of the most oh.
noxious mud uniiiYt ku,rhlfs ever placed OH the
Statute Book ii. ,he Old BAY Stale,
IL will demand such-hcnl hiul and inst icgiss
aiion us shall rcInaie the ssie Of spirituous
liquors, and moi prohibit il. Il will oppose all
secret political ~ ganzution, created 10 enforce
the laws pf the State. As the a,lvocsteS Of
tho present Liquor Law appeal to legislation
To sustain moral carie, they will be met By
legislation. $500.
The Chronicle will lie CO 'ucted in the most
able manner It's tone will he courteous, but
decided Its News, TcIegraphic, Commercial
and Local Department will he full. ltstands
On firm pccuniary basis 1t will he neutral
in politics. It's moral TONG will he higi, IN an
us departments; and a. lar A. talent, able con.
trbuiois and liberal OUTLAY can Effect the oil,
j,c,, it will 10 sseond,u no journalintbe ccun-
try. $500. e..
In INC purposes Of this piper all lm<ines,
men havc'Une interest Allradcs are expos
ell to-fan itical lrgs laiion,' nGd 10 State Is
safe.
We shall oppose all laws interfering with
personal liberty. whether ihcsane are enacted
in Massachusetts or Ecrmont.
We splicilyrur name and advertisement ia
our paper, and your Influence TO extend its cir.
cula ion.
y.Jplcas- direct TO No. is State ST Boston
II. c. NICHOLS, Publisher Tor the Propri
etors. Jg:i W.
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Tile Esc,tiapian. monthly medical
paper for the people, edited by c. D.
Griswold, NJ. d., aud published at lo5
Nassau ST., New York, has been receiv-
ed. 1t contains reading matter of in
tare5t to all classes-professional and
uon-protcssional-and will no doubt rem.
der valuable service to the public, in
imparting information hitherto too much
neglected. The terms are only 81 a.
year.
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I'll krts.
Brighton Cattle Market-Feb. a.

Brighton Cattle Market-Feb. 3.
At Market, 100 Beef Cattle, no Stores, ls
pairs Mo' king Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves
5000 Sheep and Lambs, and 800 Swine.
Prices-Dcef Cattle, Extra 81 90 first quail
ity &C 90 Gs 90; second do sc q $50; Sd dc
SIS; ord. z so.
WORKING Oxcn-Ss0, 90, 96glO0.
Cows ID Calves Sales SCI, %, 26, 90
sl4iO
Sheep ana Lambs = Extra at 81, A so, 8,
@s7; by ie', 50@2 20.
Swine -1d1 retail 7gSc. Fat Hogs 0tc.
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Putncms MonthIH. for Fcbruary.is

Pntncms Monthly, for Fcbruary,is \
number Of rare interest. The articles
entitled New York Daguerreotyped, "
" The Scuptor's Funeral" " Melville
and /" Have we Bourbon among us ?''
(the latter all elaborate article on the iden.
tity Of Louis XVII. and Rev. Eleazcr
William we have found particularly en-.
tcrtaining.
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woR FER TESr.NoNY IN FAVOR OF
: rXYGRNArED BITTERS.
yyOIl

Worcester, June %, 1851
Mes. e & las 70 Au>tin,-Gentlcmcn
feel '''"rsu~e in = hnnwlcdging the benefit
lave = c''lScd frug usr of your "Oxy-
g'ratc 49, - In : 10 and 1871, had u
very sov" ack Of Dy.rersia. attend, d
with IN 3. -'aa.,c. h. arthur, lahitral cos
tivea.', T. .aef eymntoms of this trouble
som d '; go sVrer' most of thu TIM, that
t"as c.ni 20 - aos.ain a'mrst entirely
from l''i "a ~ M al, AMI my suffering af
ter m a. WAS often g.eatcr than | can ca
press.
purchased one bottle Of the Biitcrs, and
took 1t according TO directions, which gave
me great relief, and before had finished the
second bottle. was entirely free from all
symptoms Of the disease, and | have never
been troubled with ii since. have frequently
recommend ID the medicine to persons SINH
larly afflicted, and never know it To fail cifcc-
ting cure. ASA WALKER,
No. 2l7 Main Street
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale
Druggists, No. &c Merchants Row, Boston
General Agents.
Price 81 per bottle !; six bottles for So.
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wIsTAE BALsAM Attic SOUTH.


lY'Tha following certificate of the efficacy
of DIR. NlSfAR'S BALSAM in the cure Of
lnfucnza, Coughs aud Coils, is f'om a gentle
man wei aHd isvu.,ilv know. to the people
of his and ia .iioininng Counties, and will
doultlcsa iadnce ali Who are similarly alice
ted, TO try Wi,.Al's celebrated Balsam-[ Char-
lo.tcsy..l., va. Advocate, March 81, 1919.
charlottesville, March 9th, 1919.
Dr.. Seth W. FoNic.
Dear Sir-ln The winter of 1861 was
confined 10 my room and bed som. two OF
three months, with very severe cough, pro-
duccd bv u cold This was attended with
consid erable pain in tlic side; found it dill
cult to be in bed. Ny physicians ard friends
though ras go;ns uin decline or consump-
ton. had heard much Of WiStars Bals;,in
Of VIII g -ry, and asked the opinion of my
Physici.u. Il trying 1t he ma lc no objcc-
tion in ...e. said could take nothing bet
ter. o. me, two or three bottles; took it
and WITS, 'e!riy restored by it. have
since III. % this hal,am in my family
for l:'.';w nei... and Colds always with
drc:'i. : H. 'inT hesitate, and take
plcas, Nr.m ''i'Gg this article to my
fem, ''a 81 rnbiic
q. /, c. J. NOEL.
M :. .ninc unic signed ]. BUTTS Oh
the ''"'. r
As-.. lot V..i'', Hal,nm; Hu,s-i & Powell
hihbnry: 30 st'pn Ynsiol, A. r. Ro.co
New nAvrm, Is. + ,ia.,eh w. CurnwaII: l. =. Ken
."n. VuiiiulF IIat. &c .Nerscnner; +. e. Smith
MonksoH.
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lflarrie0.

In Monkton, Jau. 27, by Rev "
Bcdell, Mr.. Lvcps Il SMTu to Mis-,
ELvIRA Il. BATss, both of NJ
In Clifton, ~ Y, MIR. ALMOND DAR
LING, of Cornwall, VI, to Miss SARAl
LACY. Of Clifton.
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The Eclectic Magazine, for Pebrua-
ry, is full of excellent articles, and con-
tains splendid engraving by sartain
from a painting by steuben, entitled,
{ Peter the Great saved by his Mother. 4"
This il one of the most valuable period
ieals, for dreside reading published in
this. country II. Bidwcll, New
York, editor and proprietor.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

Tie Ho,ticuituria. for February is a
choice number. This periodical is got
up in excellent style, and well sustains
its former reputation under its present
management.
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SARAH NEARING.
CONStIssIoNERs' NOTICE.


We, the suhscr bers. bHiug appain'ed by
the Probate Court for the dhtrici OF New
Haven, commissioners to receive, examine aud
adjust all claims and demands Of ali parsons
against the estate Of
DAVID MERRILL.
late Of Lincoln In SAID district, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited IN
Offset thereto; aud six mouths from the 26th
day Of January. 1883, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend TO the husi
meas Of our said appointment, at the dwelling
house Of Sarah Ann Merrill In said Lincoln
on the fourth Saturday IN March. and July
from one o'clock, until four O'Clock. ?. NJ .or
each Of said days.
y pT 4. IS si rSsE; o'-~...s@-s-',
Dated a LincuAn, this Ia dye Febxuss.
1880 t2e~.
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t.a.-- The late Judge Ulin. when a
rctr1scn.atpe in Congress, being ask
aCw he liked a residence at the ia.
'@l '.o'ro;olis, replied, that he pre-
rfed Vermont to Washington. "For
here (said hc) they have white butter
and yellow girls, while in Vermont
they have yellow butter and white
girls"
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STATE OF VERMONT, I Be It remember
District of Addison, IS. ed that at Pro-
bate Court holden at Middlebury. in and for
the District of Addison, on the Cd day of
February, A. ID. 1853 &C.,.
Zephanial Nearing, named executor in an
instrument purportiDg to be the last will aud
testament Of -.4-'
SARAH NEARING.
late of Orwell, in said District, dec ,ased, IRE
sents The said instrument for probate: 1t is
thereupon ordered, that the said instrument
be considered for probate by this Court, at
the session thereof to be hell at the Office
of the Register of said Court in said Middle
bury, on Thursday, the oath day. Of February
instant, at ten o'clock in che forenoon. and
that notice thereof be given to all persons in
terested, that they may appear and make
their objection il any they may have, 10 the
probate and allowance Of said will, by pub
fishing certified copy OF tlls order In the
Niddlebury Register newspaper printed at
said Middlebury. three weeks successfully
previous To the time Of said Court.
JED. s. BrsHsELL, Register.
A trle copy Of record.
AZ 3w Attest JEp. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
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Il. II. r.
No Mystery in its Quick Action in Stopping
Pain and Removing its Causes If you are
suffering pain, RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
will instantly stop the most severe paroxysn
If Cramps, il instantly allays irritation, and
imparts to every part of the system heat and
health it produces an equal circulation of
blood, and rfnseS health and strength into
the weak, disabled lame, disease. eaten limb
and joint. If Sick Headache or Neuralgia,
II Diarrhca or Rheumatism afllict you, il will
instantly sioa the pain and by taking il in-
ternally viii cleans and sweeten the Stomach,
give strength and vitality to the nerves. rem
der them ierse and strong, and iron-proof n
gainst renewed attacks of pain. Railway S
Ready Relief is composed of active sud posi-
tive properties; nothing inert or useless. dan
gerons or poisonous. enters its composition. Ii
Will always relieve pain, and cure its cause
N, B.-The sick will please bear in mind
that we prepare three different remedies. r.
II. Relief, however quick it stops pain, will
not cure all diseases. All acute pains arising
from diseased action, Nervousness, Languid
Circulation, Weakness, &c, il will quickly
cure. Blu, for diseases arising from
BAD BLOOD,
RAILWAYS RENONATlNG RESOLvRNT
Is a Quick, Pleasant. and Radical Cure.
IL lcnONNt's inc Wnolc SYSTEM ana make,
the blood pare, rich, and healthy. 1t resolve,
away from the solids all diseases deposits
II cures Old Sores, Salt Rheums llnmors
Serofula, syphilis, Cancers, Tnmors, Ulcers
ricketts,, &c Price Of Resolycnt, 81 per bottle
r ". II. No 3.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS
insure to All who use them a regular action o
the bowels, aud = healthy digestion The,
cure COSrlNRNKSs, LIVER COMPLAINT
&c. Price. IS couts
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-09

e. Gen. Scott and his wife, and Gen
Pierce and wife, have been made life
members of the Parent Methodist Mis-
sionary Society of Washington, by coa-
trisl.'as made in Methodist church
in that city.
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TAKING rANEs TO CIRCULATE CoUN.
TERFEIT MoNEy.-A few nights since.
some one broke out few panes of
glass in the passenger depot in this vii.
lage, and, by hook or crook, took from
a drawer a small amount of counter
felt money. Green, wasn't he ?-bet.
ter have been a-bed.-St. Adams Hes.
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STATE OFvERNONT, he Il remember
District OF New Haven, SIS. ( ed that at a Pro-
bate Court, holden at Bristol, in said distrct,
on the Goth day of January, lS63,-Tru-
man Crane and James 7. Tucker, Ad.ninistrs-
tors Of the estate of
EDWARD SWEET,
late Of Bristol aforesaid, deceased, irtcs;atc,
presented 10 sid court here their petition in
writing, representing 10 said court That it
would be beneficial to the heirs and these in
terestod in the said estate, by reason OF a
par, of tho heirs residing out OF this State,
and also that n part cannot be sold without
injury to those interested in the remainder,
to have the whole of the real estate Of the
said deceased sold aud the approba-
ton in writing Of all the heirs residing in
this STATE, and signed by such heirs, and the
guardians Of such as are minors, hath been
by this Administrators. produced TO said
court.
whereupon the said Court appointed the
FIRST Monday of March, 1853, at 10. o'clock
A. NJ, AZ the office of the Judge of said Court
in Bristol aforesaid, as the time and place fol
hearing and deciding on said petition, and
made an order requiring notice to I've given %
such application and Of the the time and place
of hearing and reasons for the same, to all per
sons Interested, for which purpose it is fur
Their ordered that a copy of the record Of Thu
order in the Middlebury Register, a news
paper printed al Middlebury, in this State
three weeks successfully previous to the tim'
appointed for said settlement.
T.f.r H,avEy MuSsILL, Judge.
a true cory .ot Rercrd,
.4l;3w. II. MussrLL Judge.
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Tie leaeAcy's Hoiee, edited by z. X.
PpngboynlssdSsblished by q. Goodrich,
Burlington, is fayofably received by the
press throughout the gtate. We are glad
10 learn that 1t has quite a number Of
Subscribers in this toxn add vicinity.
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YCH SPoLIATIoNs.-There was
= : Of the members Of Congress
out.lArs in favor of the French
>. r'r,.on bill, at Washington, a few
cveungs since, which resulted in a de-
imii.a;ion to push the bill through.
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Wanted.

From 80 to 40 experienced female Viewers
Of Cotton Goods, at the Agawam Canal Co.
Mill in the town of West Springfield, Mass.
Good W ,avers applying soon will make from
80 to 50, so per week, besides board.
The Agawam Canal Co.'S Mill is situated
near the Western Railroad, in the village OF
Mittineagua, two miles west of the city OF
Springfield. o.
= The Company have 30 Looms ION No. 90
yarn) which have becu running years. They
are now starting 1856 Looms ON No. 10 yarn.
G. JAGUITIi, Sapt.
4l:3mos. Agawam Canal Co.
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WrRcu Il MEMBERING. 49, nccse S
Ect".! 'ez.ttc SAYS. = In case Of
l. 1T IT scall, however extensive.
... he a,p,c sa.ferng OF die l.aIicnt
a once permanently relieved,
aa at in a moment, BY sprinkling
C't1 aa surface thick layer Of wheat