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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13
LY TIMES, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL IL, 1854

SuictDr.--Mr. James Grant, Of Boone
county, shot himselfwith pistol, last Thus
day morning about 3 o'clock. No cause as
signed for the act. He leaves n wife and
several children.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13

E5@Modern law may be divided into three
parts--supposition, proof and denial. Sup
position rs nothing, proof next to impossible,
and to deny everything is the main point
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13
ASSORTED HATS

Several Of the above NEW STYLES, and their
first introduction in this market.
MEMS, Boys AND CHrLDREEs' CAPs-Cloth,
Plush, Velvet, Glazed and Silk, of different kinds
and prices.
LADIES' AND MISSES BoNNETs.-Satin, Silk,
Grape, Imp. Lace, Rutland, Fy. Triangle, Hun
garian, Brilliant Braid, Pu. Egg. Florence, T. Y.
Eg. Florence, Emb'd Lace, Blonde and Hair, Co
burg, Net and Shell, Dunstabc, Belgrade, Casa.
her, Fl. Lace, Lawn, Pedal, Lone Star, Eng.
Straw, &C., &c.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
a full and unexcepticnGbe assortment OF
Bunches, Sprigs and Wreaths, of American and
foreign manufacture.
To above, constant additions will be made dur.
ing the season, styles will be received as socr
as they are introduced in Eastern cities
mhl6-S5
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1--we are under obligations to Ben. ".
Glenn, of the "Aubroy" for late St. Louis
papers. Also to Mr.. Mcintyre, Of the
"Cloon," for Bluff City papers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13
Spring Stock

Z. BILLINGSLEY,
DEALER IN DRY GOODS, Sc, &C.
First street, in Building formerly occupied the
"Banner" Printing Office,
Cow, MISSOURI.
/ the citizens Of Glasgow and vicinity, to my
well selected stock Of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
which offer for sale at unusually low prices
My stock consists in part of
Dry Goods and Groceries, Hats, Caps. Boots
and Shoes, Hardware, Cutlery, SC.
And in fact almost every article usually kept in
retail stores; all of which were bought for Cash,
and will positively be sold at the very LOWEST
PRICES.
M Call in and examine my stock, which is un-
surpassed for beatty, style and quality.
mh3O +. BILLINGSLEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13

EA mans own conscience is his sole
tribunal, and he should care no more For that
phantom "opinion," than he should fear NEE
ting a ghost if he crossed the church yard at
dark,
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Connecticut Election.

HARrroRD, April 6.
The Senate will stand, Wings II; Demo-
Gratis a. The House, Wings and Free
sellers 1877; Democrats "a.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13

E5Mayor Benedict was reelected in
BoonviNe last week. The contest was the
Maine Law, and the Temperance Ticket
was defeated by small majority.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13

TThe Governor Of New York vetoed
the Maine Liquor Law passed by Legi,la-
ture of that State, row in session.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13

Is-The Washington Union iinot pleas.
ed at the result of the New Hampshire elec'
ton, and We presume the result in Connee-
SIOUX win please II less. 49,
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FINLEY & DOUGHERTY,

CORNER ST. CHARLES AND FIFTH STREETS,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
EWz KEEP constantly on hand, OF their
$500 own manufacture, Carriages, Barou-
-XIS--Sx-ches and Buggies, together with H1r-
ness Of the best style and material. Persons Wis
iting the City are respectfully invited to call al
their establishment.
Refers to Mr. JOHN D. PERRY, Glasgow, Mo.
with whom orders may be lot ..f...
~. I,ogs, Feb. =, 1884.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13

"CLorHrs MAKE THE M.r,"-and Beck
s. Dawson make the clothes: Call in and
see their new stock, aid late fashions.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13

VI "Old Charlton" will appear next
week.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13
TIEE EE.INENT READ.

A VERY va! liable book indeed-well suited to
IA the times. A concise and correct Biogra,
ply of FoRTY-F Four Of the good and great men
and women Of the past and present centuries
Among whom are Melancthon, Calvin, Knox.
Baxter, Hervey, Wesley, Lock, Fletcher, Mrs.
Graham, Hall, Hannah Moore, Watson, Paysoa,
Fisk, Bascom, &c, sc. Call and examine il.
Copies may be had at the stores of F. A. Saw
age, Barton, Hutcheson & Co., Henderson's Drug
Store, Glasgow, J. II. Grove, Cambridge, or Pat
tsrson Bro., RosaosR. Price 81 IS
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-04-13

FRESH GrOCSLtleGs
WE are now in the receipt of oar spring stocl,
w OF Groceries. which have been purchased
for cash at the lowest possible rates, and will be
sold at small advance on cost. Our stock con-
slsts IN part of
100 barrels whisky; so hhds N o. sugar;
so hf do do; 100 bags coffee;
100 sacks salt; 80 kegs nails;
200 do dairy salt; % bags shot;
IS chests tea; 20 kegs powder;
90 bags cotton yarn; 10 bales domestic;
10 doz painted pals; do osnaburgs;
10 nests tubs; . dozen chlrns;
25 barrels best apple vinegarj
80 boxes bar soapj
dozen double barrel shot guns
A large lot Quincy and Jewett ploughs
100 boxes star and mould candles;
40 bbls and hf bbls sugar house molasses;
10 bbls loaf and crushed sugar;
90 bbls and hf bbls mackerG;
25 bxs and hf bXs raisins;
25 bXs cheese. Together with general va
riety OF Family Groceries,
Mh2 CARSON & HANDLEY.
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WATCHES, !EWELRY, SILVER WAR

Having. in person, purchased his stock very low
in ST. Louis and the East, he is enabled 10 offer
great inducements. lie asks privilege TO cnume
rate the following:
Detached levers. horizontal and vertical watch
cs in hunting and open faced cases; ladies' and gen
tlemens' gold, Guard vest. fob, and hn!' chains of
every description and style; a beautiful stock Of
bracelets. breast pins, ear rings and finger rjGgs
clusters, in rows and single stones. Also, Fine
opal and garnet sets; large assortment Of gold
bracelets, cuff pins, clasps, sleeve and collar but
TONS studs, scarf and shawl pins, ladies' and gem
tlemens' watch seals, gold pencils. pen holders.
tooth picks. thimbies, fire assortment Of iot
Necklaces, Crosses, Ear Rngs. &c, &C.
SIfvEn Ten SrTTs.-cugars,ard cups, forks.
spoons, soup ladies' batter and fruit lnl es, salt
and mustard spoons, salt cellars, &C., &c.
SILVER PLATED WARE.--Castors; cake, card,
and sugar baskets; butter coolers pickle and
dial stands; parlor and chamber canicstick, ;snuf-
fers and traysj spoons and forks.
Ladies' papicr mache, rose wood rHi ebony
dressing Ctses; work, jeweIry and odor b5Xey;
writing desks; ladies' retcues; silver. shell. pearl
China flower vases; paper weights; Jet coral, bone
comedian and glass elastic bracelets. &C.. &C.
Violins. banlos, tamLorines, fine assortment Of
toys OF all kinds. Also, two fine Carriages for
children.
CT Jewc'ry and silver ware made 10 order.
| C55T Watches, clocks, musical boxes and Jew
elrY ne atty repaired.
| In soliciting ;hc continuance Of your custor1.
take pleasure Ia assuring you that for extent, va
ricty, elegance and cheapness, my stock Of good
will not be surpassed by any in the Easter
cities.
Call and see. at the sign of the Big Watch mex
door to Chas. II. Lewis s. Co.'S, Water street
where the correct time may always be had.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
Glasgow, March 50, 1854.
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ket rates:
300 hhds n o sugar; 100 gross matches ass'd;
$50 bbls refined and cia. 50 If and or cks cogniac
rii9d dos, and Am. brandy:
400 bbls St. Louis and N 100 Lbls Am. brandy and
molassesJ gin;
800 bags Rio, Laguyra{ rs do peach brandy rum
and Java coffee; Monongahela whls-
$50 pligs /, 2 & macI'l;' ky;
$50 do imp. G p, Y II, 500 bbls old rectifed do:
and Black teas; 100 bbS cider vinegar;
30 ties rice; G0qr cks old port Ma
loo pkgs Bost. saleratus; deira s. Malaga wine;
IS cks sup. carb. soda; 100 bxs claret wine;
60 bgs pepper& pimentoj 800 bXs Goldfish s. herring
400 coils Manila s. Jute 100 bXs brandy cherries
rope; & Stoughton bitters
200 dOz Manila s. hemp 1000 cans Bait oyster:
bed cords; ) 10 cases hf and or bxs
3bbls nutmegs and} sardines;
cloves; 100 bxs assorted pickles
200 mats cassia; and ketchup;
80 bbls ground & races 100 bYs lemon syrup s;
ginger: chocolate.
so bbls alum, sulphur,} 100 NJ regalia and prin.
and birthstone; cpe segars;
| 10 ceroons indigoi : 100 boxes Havana and
3 csks Ombro mldder;! Cuba skies;
800 kegs Boston nails, ) 80 bvs ass'd preserves
500 whole, hf and Or bXs} so gross playing card;
| Nj & layer raisns3 80 doZ washboardS.
! 80 drums and bXs figs; Z $50 doz buckets, ass'd;
| 100 bbs tar and rosnj ) $50 nests tubs;
$50 bxs Va and Mo too 20 gross yeast powder!
bacco; ! 100 gross backing;
| 300 bxs soap & candles; ! $50 rms letter and cal
! n bXs fancy & Cattle; paper;
go bxs star and sperm 800 rms wrop'ng paper
candles; 300 hXs window glass;
| so bbls almonds and ii-} $50 do tnmblers anC
bertst TASKS:
| 100 bales batting, 200 bXs ink & mustard
f5G bales wick and twineb case e.. b. percu5
! IS bales oahum; sion caps,
! $50 bags cotton yarn; lPruncs and candyj
, Pepper sauce, EPSON Salts, camphor, black lead
pipes, powder, bar lead, shot, SC,
Feb9-S5.
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VED Pc h G e,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
HATS, CAPS, BONNETs,

AND ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
No. 100 Main street, st. Louis, Missouri.
T AM now in receipt (direct from the manu-
l. factories in the East) of the largesi and most
complete assortment of Hats, Caps, Bonhets, and
Artificial Flowers, of the latest most fashionable
and desirable styles, ever offered in this or any
other market, TO which the attention Of purcha-
sers is called, and an examination of goods and
prices solicited: both Of which have no hcsita-
lion in saying will be found in accordance with
their desires, that is
Good, Fresh and Fashionable Goods,
AT FAIR PRICES.
As an index of the eXtensiveness and variety Of
the above mentioned, the following enumeration
il given. 70 wit
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CIsTERNs! CISTERNS!

HAVING permanently located myself in Clas-
IL gov, am prepared at all times to build
Cisterns or the most improved plan. All work
guaranteed. Plasterng and Briclslayirg in all its
various branches promptly executed.
Jan12 Oily GEO. L. ROSE.
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R. IL. STONE,
WHOLESALE GROCER
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

No. 81 Leveo, st, Louis, Mo-,
JJAS in store, and to arrive, the following arti
II Giles, which he will sell at the lowest mar
ket rates:
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NEW YoRK, s

Flour opened buoyant, but closed heavy;
nothing done since the steamer arrived;
State, 7(0$S; Southern 81 75@$8. Wheat
prime trihe higher. Corn, 75@7Sc.
Whisky dull Rice firm, 3a(944c. Sales
$50 bbls. Pork; mess $l4 68; prime $l2
81. Beef firm at $14, with inward ten
dency. Cut meats heavy at 6@Sc. Lard
dull; 940l04c forkegs.
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WANTED,
Eurs and Pe2tries.

wv f pay the highest market price for Furs and
w Peltries OF every description.
mh2 CARSON & HANDLEY.
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Fashion able Hats, Spring style.

LOW CIUW1I, d. d. SII1IUHtU nuts,
Brush, Angola, Silk, Muskrat. &C., &c., Of
different colors and qualities.
SOFT Fur HATs-Beaver, Seal. Otter, Musk
rat, Brush, Cashmere and Russia, of all colors,
styles and grades.
Wool HATs-Mens', Boys and Childrens'
Black, Pearl, White, and different fancy colors;
Cuban, Alboni, Mexican, Congress, kossuth,
Hungarian, Nebraska, Metropolitan, Magyar.
otb txIa
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7 II AN l. this day received an invoice from
L Boston of the following goods. which viii
rrve by the frs, boat on c-euins Of nay!gaticn.
nd viii be sold, wholesale or retail, on terms -
uit purchasers.
il .traw cutters from Q to No Z
Corn shelters;
3 dozen Amos' spades and shovels
do Wi'coN's grain cradles;
do steel rakes;
2 do OK yokes, ,compete;
do Carpenters hay rakes;
90 prong do do;
do hay forks;
l do Sentile's augers;
boxes granite Scythe stones;
dc do rifles;
gross sneathcs;
81 nests tubs;
so dozen painted Buckets;
barrels trimmed cocoa dipper.;
dozen brass bound cedar buckets,
do pigsiL.j
do brass bound kecers;
DO do 90 pals;
do nests covered buckets:
4 do wooden bowls;
do covered boxes;
l gross salt boxes;
dozen cedar churns;
2 90 wooden trays;
do cedar cans;
do floor brushes;
/ gross patent clothes pins;
dozen Irvine reels;
/ dozen shoe brushes.
J. S. THOMSON.
Glasgow, January 90, 1854.
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,TONE GETTING ATJOWESTPRICEs
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, the Subscribers being appointed by the
" prol,.o C.urt far thr district of Caledonia
Commissioners to receive. examine. and al n>t
all claims an! demands Of all persons. against
Silence Brown. l,.r Of Pcacham. in said district,
deceased and the claims of the deceased ex-
hibitcd in offset thereto, hereby give notice that
six months from the 25th day of Oct, A.D.. 1874,
are Above! for the creditors t"prcscnt their claims
t. said commissioners. for examination and allow
ancr. and that we will meet for that purpose at the
late residence othc deceased in said Peachani, OH
the 81 Wednesday of March next, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon.
AsIIHF Il GGoisSSpT e; Commissioners
Peacilam. Dec ], 1874. 9O1w3
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Ioungins IN stuffed rocking-chairs, surroun-
ded, had almost said, surfited, with the
clcsancics Of lifc-bcautifulIy bound books,
IN rrofrsion, gold pen in hand, grooming and
yawning over the dull, hard Latin phrases
With the blessing Of the parsonage and the
village, Samuel departed for Cambridge; but,
before leaving, he was called into the Doc
tors study, and long and thorough exam
ination was made, the verbs all repeated from
'oV'o, to the last rule.
Young man. said the Doctor, you expect
advice, | suppose. College is dangerous
place. have two rules for You to rcmem-
Der, in college, and through lifc-Rcad the
book Of Proverbs.
when YOU see tree, look carefully, to see
if it grow straight or crooked"
Samuel with full heart thanked the good
doctor for all his kindness, with which he had
brought forward his education
\ happy boy was he, as he turned away
from the little gate of the parsonage, where
he had received so much disintcrested kind
ness.
walk of fifty miles was soon completed,
fer his heart was light, and he bcsuilcd the
way with fond anticipations of the future.
At the close of the second day, the towers
of Cambridge met his eyes
! What matter if the purse was ight, and the
dress rusty? What if he did not know soul
among those handsome fellows playing at
foot ball on the green? and his only recon-
mcndation letter from the Doctor?
What if he was vcrdant, unsophisticated
country boy? Was he not in Cambridge with
that eye of fire, and determined will and
conscious of energy?
Samuel passed his examination we'll. The
Faculty were surprised at the case with which
questions were answered lie was at once
enrolled as Freshman, and compliments by
the Professors.
What next can be done by our poor stu
dent. Board he cannot.
1t will be as much as he can do by keeping
school in winter, to pay tuition fees, and
rothc himself dcccntly.
\ little room was soon rented, ten by
,welve, furnished plainly. IIasty pudding
md milk or coffee, took but little time in
and Samuel became >kiltul in
he process Weeks fled on. Samuel was
tcady as the needle to the pole, and faithful
II every duty.
While he was a Freshman, many tricks ,
f course. were played off upon him, at first
ut he soon became he iavori:c of ALL His
i.h standard as 4 scholar secured respect
nd esteem. At the expiration of the first
ear, one morning The President sent for him
} his room
'Samucl,' said he, Il have watched your
onduct with great appreciation. shall
ever allow YOU to pay another cent for tu-
ion fees
Go on as heretofore, and YOU will be an
rnamcnt TO Cambridge
Samuel bowed ard Withdrew, with bright
ned color, unable to stammcr out word of
ratitudc.
The secret of his success was correct prin-
ipes early cstablishcd-and strong trust in
;od
A few weeks since, visited him in his .
ovelv retreat few miles from the city: and
S looked upon the tall spirc which reached
Dove the trees, from the church in which he
minister's in holy things, and turned by eye
oward the neat white parsonage. | thought
If the little boy who sat upon the fence, in
Worcester County, forty years ago.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

NHlPioilIl NOtlIltN, -.
To the Hon. tho Supreme Court next to be holden
at D;lnvillc within and nr the County of Gale
donia on the Thursday next following the fiji
tccnth TUESDAY ncxt after the fourth Tuesday in
December. y. ID. 1854.
('OM!:> your petitioner. Watson y. Bean. of kir-
~ by in The County Of Caledonia aforesaid, and
informs your Honorable Cont that on the 2l>t day
OF September. A. d. lsl7. at Kirby in said County.
he was duly joined in marriage with Saloma \.
a-kill, then Of Kirby aforesaid; and vour petition
cr further informs that he lived with the said Sao-
ma A. at Kirby aforesaid. his lawful wife, and IN
the due Observance of all the marital relations
toward her till tlc Sd 'lav Of December. \. d. 1s4",
when the said Saloma \. without any cause or pro-
vocation from your petitioner, and whilst he was
living in the town of Kirby aforesaid, wi!iuv de-
serted vo,lr petitioner and ever since that time has
witiv absentee! herself from the bed and board
of volIr petitioner and has resided and now resides
without the jurisdiction of this State, and against
the consent Of vour petitioner. Wherefore your
petitioner prav> for bill Of Divorce from the bonds
of matrimoMv. and a. i'll duty bound Your petition
cr will ever pray.
Dated at hanvc.i in the County Of Caledonia,
,h; oath day Of November. \. u. 1894.
WATSON ID. BEAN.
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Sale of Real Estate.

VGyIIE subscriber offers for sale the following ue-
scribcI Real Estate, situated abo'it thf'c fiiiIt>
from the village in Barton. III orlcan, C"uil,!:
FARM Of about $40 acres. about II" acres
,,nder improvements and in good state ~ c'lltiva-
tion tbc balance is timber land well tm3crcd. On
said farm is Young orchard Of grated fruit OF rs
trees. The buildings are nearly new.
ALSO,
A new SAW MILL. built in the most approved
manner about mile from the aforesaid farm.
ALSO,
900 ACRES TIMER LAND. well tmbcrcd, lying
near the aforesaid mill.
For prices and terms enquire OF The subscriber on
the premises or Of JOHN i. SAEILE n Barton
yilaoc JOSEPH VI. LORD.
E,r,,u N,yos 1S5l s7stf
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J}!ural mn hrIiuiaus.
BENEvOLENCE AND HAPPINESS.

BENEvOLENCE AND HAPPINESS.
\ life Of passionate qualification is not to
be compared with life of active bcncvoIcncc
God has so constituted our nature, that man
cannot be happy unless he is, or thinks he is,
means Of good judging from our own cx-
pcricncc, we cannot conceive of picture of
more unuttcrablc wrctchelncss than is fur
nishcd by one who knows that he is wholly
useless in the world. Give man what You
please. surround him with all the means of
qualification, and vet let the conviction come
home to him, clear and irresistible, that there
is not being in Gods universe viii, better
or happier for his existence; let him feel that
he is thus a blot upon, because blank in,
the universe, and the universe will not fur
niSh more unhappy being. Here lies the
solution Of that to many incxplicabIc fact,
that the schemes Of mere scfi>hncsS, howcy-
err theoretically and successfully prosecuted,
never add to the joys but always to the pains
otthoSe who originate or are engaged in them.
1t is not SO with man of opposite character
istics. Take from him what you please, and
you do not take from him the elements of his
joy, if YOU leave him the convictions that in
any way he is useful. Ii you contract the cir
Gle, and diminish the sphere of his influence
you dctract from his Joys only as You dctract
from his means Of doing good. And, as we
cannot conceive of a more wretched being
than one who feels himselft to be the slave of
uncontrolled seltishness, so we cannot con-
ceivc ola happier being than the man of a
truly benevolent heart. whose wishes describe
the circle and bound the sphere Of his inGu-
ence. and whose means are ample to give his
wishes full expression.
RELIGIoN.-Isciigion, the messenger of
heaven, dwcls not in cells or cloistcrs. but
goes forth among men, not to frown on their
happiness, but to DO them good. Sh: is "a
mi!ia. and cheerful at the tables and fre>ides
Of the happy: She is equally intimate in the
dwellings o. poverty and sorrow: she encou-
RACES the innocent smiles of youth. and kin
dies glow OF sincerity on the venerable front
Otage: she found, too, at the bedside ofthe
sick when the attendants have ceased their
labor, and the heart is almost still She is seen
IN The house OF mourning, pointing to the
house not made with hands, she will not re-
tire 50 long as there is evil that can be pre-
vented, or kindness that can be given; and
1t Is not "nt' the last duty is done, that she
hastcus AVA and raises her altar in the will
h"rHcS'. 80 lLs:t she may not be seen bv men.
r. ;nn a!"av> ~ ~ Hat wli.h !, ricI..
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GRANITE,

From Quarri,- in the PAssrMrSIC VALLEY.
DOOR STEPS. sIIIS. X CAPS FOR DOORS WINDOWS
BLDCKs FOR TNDERIINNIN(i. STONE POSTS
AND MOSI MENTS.
STONE CUTTING At LOWESTPRICES
GRANITE CISTERNS
also furnished and put in about as cheap as pl.eh
cl~tcrrs can he supplied.
s5sv1I A. ". QCIIBY, Lyndon, Vt.
EPUEAIM CHANEEEIIN.
IOHN II. PAHp0CK. J references
ST JOIuSbIIrVy
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Walton Vt. Register
for 1865,

lust RECEIVED. Merchants Supplied a. the Pub
- li-h,r'- Prices. /. INFLOW AEp,
81. hnt~hUrv. nrc.7. i>.i. :'o;w4