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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20

HI RlulnS ABOUT nile ana nail from the river
through fields of wheat, barley, and kind of bean
bearing a blossom like cur sweet pea at home we
approached mound of sand, bricks, and broken pot
terry at the edge of the desert short distance
this brought us to pylon or gateway covered with
sculptures in low relief of gods and goddesses; enter
| ing this long avenue between high walls ap-
preached the Temple. From distance in the center
of the massive cornice, we saw the Egyptian symbol
of eternity, globe with widely outspread wings.
The general effect, at first sight, must confess disap
pointed me; it was not so grand as had expected.
Reaching the entrance, found we had to descend a
long fight of steps before stood upon the level of
the floor. And what scene it was! | stood under
portco supported by twentyfour enormous columns,
and before me opened vista, dim, gloomy, mysterl
Gus, of first large area, the roof supported by six
columns, then court followed by another, and final
y the inner sanctuary Of Goddess Athor whom the
temple dedicated, and which is of itself mnia-
ture temple with covered architecture and cornice and
columns at each corner passage several feet broad
| passing entirely around it.
The columns, walls and ceilings throughout are
covered with hieroglyphcs and sculptures, und the
fourfad face of the Goddess Ashor looks down from
the capitals of columns, though sadly mutiated and
marred by the destructive propensities of man. The
| scene was grand and even solemn. Ages looked
down on US from every side, the great works of a
past race were about us, the daylight was dimmed
beneath the grand portco in the presence of all this
greatness | was awed, and like Bayard Taylor
friend went about with face tiXedly sad as
though had lost iiiend.p
Afterwards, went through the dark, mysterious
passages-some leading through the wall to the roof
others ending in its deep recesses apparently leading
nowhere and without object, and yet al carefully
seulptured.
: They are now the dwelling places of counties:
bats and impregnaied with worse odors of all descyp
lions than the iartamed city Of Cologne. What darI
ard deadly mysteries may these cells have witnessed
What sacrifices what citations, what fearful rites il
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"Ab-b-b-a double f." whimpered the fright

"Ab-b-b-a double f." whimpered the fright
ened little girl.
well. Miss Jane Amelia" said Dame
,witchwel, stcrnly, 81 see what will become
of YOU. Listen and the whole school
sank into Mortified silence Dame Switch
well seemed to hear something, and smiled
a CHASTITY smile.
"NIiss Jane Amelia said the dame slowly,
as if still listening don't YOU hear Boney
sharpening his bloody butchers knife. to cut
up all little girls into minccd-meat, who can
not spell above :?'''
The poor little thing shrieked-and there
was no more noise that day in Dame Switch
wells school.
But the next week, the dame lost leg of
mutton from her larder. When she came to
school next morning, she told the little boys
and girls to listen, and then she said
Children, in this world we must not cx-
pcct to be altogether happy. But we must
not grumllc. Yesterday afternoon, lost a
leg Of mutton which was keeping for my
Sundays dinner. instantly said to myself.
the cat has stolen it. But when asked the
man who brings tn" milk, he said oh, no,
MA am it can't a been the cat, because |
drowndcd the cat in the morning. Now,
children, since it was not the cat, who do
YOU suppose did steal my mutton -
Some guessed "a thief" which made every
body laugh. Others guessed THE dog :" but
there was not any dog. O,hers-but they
were very young ones-said '',he COW" And
some who knew that mutton was the flesh of
sheep, and remembered the story of the wolf
and the lamb, said boldly that it was "a wolf"
But as no wolves had been heard of in that
region for Il great many hundred years, that
guess was not Very probable.
At length, when all kinds of thieves had
been mentioned, Dame Switchwcll said :
No. children. none of these have no
doubt it was the work Of that wicked man
who is trying to conquer us. am confident
that Roney cW Me s'tiay Hqt h,Id my leg :f
mutton. ai"i Mn rtm u'ray Nth 1t as t;st as
A's IryS co"If carry him!"
SO while | munchcu the gingcrnuts. Aunt
Lamb told HE about her school-lays in Eng
land fifty years ago. and showed me that it
was Just as foolish to believe in DOGGY as in
Bomcy.
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II IT 10 \ :
LYNDON ACADEMY.
VNliE FALL TERM OF THIS IN

TllE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTI-
tution will commence WEDNESDAY. SEP.
>. under the charge of Mr. Tcnny. its present pop
ular and successful Prcccptor Instruction will
bc given in all branches of learning usually pur-
sued III such institutions. b, teachers fully compc-
tent to discharge the duties Of their respective de-
partmcnts.
ALLEN TENNY. 4. b. Principal.
Miss EMILY CHASE. Prcccptrc>s.
ESTHER y. MArToCkS. teacher of Drawing
and Painting
CHARLOTTE CHASE. CYNTHIA TRIIL teach
crs of Music.
MI CHARLES FARLEY. teacher of Pcnmanshp
TrEN>-Common English. $40: Latin. Greek
and higher English. Sl.OO.
Without indulgin- in high sounding titles. cx-
tra\agant laudaionS. or fusomc culogv. (Which
are seldom truthful. and always vain.) respecting
the school. It's locality. its teachers, and its won
dcriul superiority over every other in the known
world. we simply desire to say generally that it is
Just what its name imports. an " ACADEMY" (not
Normal Instituted. and is probably quite as good
a school as can he found III Vermont but no bet
ter than many others And if students desire to
mt tor CHllcgc. prepare themselves to teach. or
generally to learn they will find all necessary aids
and facilities
Let every student remember that "thcre is no
royal road to knowledge" Hard study and close
application are the levers by which he succeeds
ne must rely mainly upon his own strcnyth-but
III giving direction to that strength. which is the
teachers province. we can assure the public that
scholars will receive instruction. moral and intel
lectua as useful and efficient as at any similar in
stitution in the State
a. - G. II WEEKS Sec.v
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West Concord High School

1E'IIE FALL TERM Of thi, school viii com
i mcncc Wednesday. September "a. and con-
tinuc eleven weeks. under Che instruction Of NJ.
WM. Il. CHAMBERLAIN. Principal, AMI Miss
MARION OUANElEl\IN. Assistant.
Trlrio<.-tu.nlnou English. -5.Gd; Higher
English LATIN CT Frpneh ,.i."".
Particular attention will he given - those who
are intending to t,a n lie ensuing, winter.
The past popularity and success cf the teacher,
engaged furnish abundant rncc that Ills school
viii be- @: the III hc,, order.
Board and rooms f,r thrs" DESIRING - board
themselves, can he r,ocurcd at reasonable rates.
Hon. DlyIp Ei!NH>Ep.
Io~hrI +. WoopNcEY. Referees.
tNlEiI> CN\>r.
Wc>tCon,ord. August 81. iN.j.. lis
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THE SHAPE OF TIE BEAM PRE-
VENTS ALI. CIGCkI\G.

Spcond-Ihc >hortnc>> Of The beam brings the
team nearer to the WORK. which j. i Gr,nt ad,ant-
agr. III draft. ease in working and drawing the
team Also i'll blowing close to the f,ncc-can
turn short. &C.. Nc--wc are in readiness To prove
II certificate reference. that the puw> will do
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Lumber LUMBER!

'HSHE subscribers would hereby give notice that
they have purchased the vcll-known lumber
mill at West Conc"rd. lrcccrtly owned by Howe
lllnman(. and are prepared to furnish all kind,
Of Spruce ard ll.liioch Lumber. tincuding Clap
boards and >i.in:Clc>.l At LOW PRICES. We
would cal particular attention To our ClapboardS
which are sawed from 'hc round log. and are very
desirable article. ] : Order, by mail or otherwise
solicited and P.on;il, attended to.
Address ilIBEAHD \ RioHAE1,s West Concord,
Vt. Asa II lHnARD.
@. N. RICHARDS.
West Concord. June |. 1851. $685.
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Farm for Sale !!

VIE subscriber offers his farm at private sale,
Il and will give good bargain to any orc who
may desire to purchase. The Farm contains 80
acres of fine productive land living on the Con
necticut River, and is well divided into moving
tlllagc and pasturage, with a good Apple Orchard
and a very large Maple Orchard. The buildings
are large and very convenient and in excellent re-
puir. To those desiring one of the BEST Farms
and location. rare chance is now offered. I'm.
mediate possession given if desired
JAMES T.. HENRY.
West Iittltton. \. H., july. 1857. ;o-;9,
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Newbury Seminary,
And Female Collegiate Institute.

CIIAS. W. CUSHING. A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
VIE Institution affords special advantages. as
] follows:
To young men fitting for College. Thorough
and comprehensive course for Young ladies'
French by an educated Frenchman Music and
Painting of all kinds by Teachers thoroughly ed
ncatcd in these departments. Terms long enough
to complete common text books. Board and Tu-
ltion cheap as in any Institution of the grade
Fall term of II weeks will begin Aug. 20, 1857.
Winter " II Dee 3.
Spring II 1" March 4, 1858.
FOR more particulars address the Principal.
PRENTISS KNIGHT. Sec
Nc" n,ry. W.. july u. 1857. 42-j5
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NJ T. X X | \ VI 4 5 NJ I II


Nait,cturers and wholesale and retail dealers in
H.tiN IND J.lP1NNEU TIN.
Copper. Brass. Sh,r, Iron. Wooden and Hollow
ware. Stow. Sto'ci'iIc. Zinc. Lead Pipe, Gas,
Iron and lin Pumps. Ac.
Thy VIII ais" kcc? on hand Farmers A-ricul-
tura! Boilers and SUGAR Pans, and all the latest
InNrr'ed styles of Cooking and ralior Stoves.
Mr. Merriam having had a large experience il
the Manufacture Of liz BRASS, >hc,, Iron. &c.,
for the last Years. Pledges himself to gic entire
satisfaction on all wolN sent troln the shop H.,
j prepared to do AZ kinds # lob and Custom
work. which vii! be cNccj;cd with nc.'no>, and
di patch.
We la'c adopted Ii" cash or short Cr,di, -
syst, and intend to price our ware accordingly.
Oar "rIo;io is. "Quich sale, and small profits -
h,litNinG that Il sure >ixpcncc is better than n
Slow shilling. All kinds Of barter taken in cx-
change fol- goods. CHARLES X. MERRIAM.
IRA &. SMITH,
West Concord, VT, March 9. 1877 ojtf
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MEAT MARKET.
kITTREDGE'S BLOCK

n connection with the Meat business. we have
Z on hand Salt Pork. Salt Beef. Triple, Lard.
Hams. Salmon. Mackcrcl, Cod Fish, &c
We shall still be adding to the amount and va
rcty of stock. and shall cndcavor to furnish
good quality of articles in this line of business.
and shall hope to render this establishment indis-
pensable to the public.
The market will be open at all hours of the dav.
HASTINGS & WRIGHT.
St. bloomsbury. April 30, 1871 3ltf
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Lunenburg High School.
'H'UE FALL TERN Of this INSTITUTION
! will commence
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 8.


and continue Eleven Weeks. under the si.pcrin-
tcndcncr Of JOSEPH ". ARLINGTON. with
necessary Assistants.
instruction viii he given in the Common and
higher English branches. and in the Latin and
Greek Languages. The course If study will be
THoEOl GU and oNrE::uEN>I! While every
reasonable effort will be made to ,lucidatc each
branch. ii should be remembered that the stui' nj
can make no real progress without continued APP
plicatiun Dive attention will be paid 70 those de
string to qualify themselves for teaching. prAc-
TIC1l LECTURES will br given during the Term.
illustrating the different studies and giving many
useful hints on the subject Of teaching.
Tr1rloN-Com,non English Branches. $500 :
Higher English Branches. $50; Latin or Greek.
$500
Board. or rooms for those wi.E!rg to board
Themselves can be prornrc'! near the Schoo!-ro"n'
on very reasonable tor.!ls.
july % lS.,1 iJ-lI
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Srto0lS.
Barre Academy.

VUNHE FALL TERN begins AUGUST q. The
Il Board of instruction consists Of nine teach
crS.
A Teachers Glass will be formed early in the
term.
Mr. CAMP will organize three classes in vocal
music. primary, 4 middle, and class for glcc-
singing.
Arrangements have been made to furnish Barre
Academy with 4 set of Minerals, embracing Speci-
mems from all the principal localities in New Eng
land. Northern New York and Canada East.
The clearinghouse has been leased by the
Principal and repaired.
Application for board should be made immcti-
atcly. }. $. SPAJLDlNG, Principal.
Barre July 80. 1857. 45-i9
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81. Excelsior Pl0Ws, q.
y large embarrassing number Of

& . . j IA Il Nj Frs
Are using the warranted Flows made At the I'm
ION Iron Works and the, pronounce them better
than the best If any plowinan deems this void
of the truth. only ask such Ia hitch on their cat
tie and give them honest trial. You can ne
favored with large variety for selection. such a>
choice Eagles. side Hill and Right Hand. Excel
>ior and Planter :. Friend with All. the Vermont
cr'> or Moore Flows. and circle Of small pow>
from different patterns Ii viii cost nothing 10
look them over. The Trade will be supplied At 4
liberal discount.
y. B.-Dont strange the country chickens anu
feed the cit, gobhcr>. bu, give a mcriioriouS ar
ticlc fair play if il is unfortunate as to origi-
nate i'll the country.
1t ne BUELL..
81. Johnshurv. April 20. 1857. 30-55
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New Firm and New Stock,

vR>llE MARBLE WORKS at Lyndon will here
after be carried on under the name Of $. G..
Otis co.. who Will keep constantly on hand
wCl-sclcc:cd stock Of
MONUMENTS & HEADSTONCS.
of all styles usually found i'll this par, Of the State
and as we have secured the services Of Mr.. G. F.
spencer tWho has Tor ma'.y years past worked at
St bloomsbury, and whose work i, we'll known
throughout the Statc) We have confidence in say
ing that our work will be done in Il STYLE as good
as tie RlHT and at price, as low as the LOWEST
Work delivered free of charge
j J Raised work will be done for six cent, per
lcttsr. SCOT SEQ.
Lyndon. June ,, lN5I :,S-S7
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One Quarter more Work with one
Quarter less Team than any other
PloW hat we have ever seen.

We ell them about Fifteen per cent. less than
th,. colnuo.. Shov, L, avn rloc. and viii guar
antcc them more dur 1Io and NOR" ,;.>y repaired
Dealers supplied Oh r.a>. IL Die terms.
y. E.-W, also manufacture >.1w'S celebrated
Hot AT lurac" and Cooking Rae. ~" the
c"l h,atr,i G,l. >'a,h Cook >'o,r. Bon and Eollcr
stoves. Cast lyon Sinks. Road >cr.p,r>. lrcn
Fence. oven. N>h. lit and Boiler Doors. Funnel
fiuc>. Clothes. Gicg,r>. tatdr"n kc'ilc~. f:pc.
Boxes. EIa kos. to~poo!~. Nc..Ac. D,al,r. sup
pied IN the most reasonable ,cua>.
COOPER. SHAW & co.
Il
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Something New.

A Cooking range designed for country Use
IA suitable for every one who has a Mushroom,
a summer or winter cook room or dairy room; and
every house to be complete should have one.
BOYNTON & DEMING.
s.. JoiinsburI. May 18th, 1861. 3jlf
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Farm for Salel

West Concord, Vt. March 9. 1851.
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IRON FENCES,
DELLEVUE. CALHOUN CO.. X. r.

This town is situated on Cedar Creek, 80 miles
due west of Lawrence City, Its facilities for build
ing are not cxccllcd at another point in the Terri
tory. Limestone. Sandstone and Timber are
abundant. it being in the best tilnbcrcd portion of
Kansas Stone Coal is plenty in the immediate
vicinity The soil is well adapted to tillagc and
grazing purposes; the climate is healthy and >a-
lubriouS as heart can desire. \ fine Steam mill
is III process of erection. \ Hotel for the accom-
mediation of cmigrants. and store to supply their
wants arc on the ground. Several other buildings
are contracted for Merchants and mechanics of
ali needed kinds arc very much need. Liberal in
duccmcntS will be offered by the association to all
actual settlers.
c. \. WARD. President. \. p. RANxEY. Sec
rotary. Bellevue Association.
Further information may be had by addressing
\. p. RANNEY,
39tf Lcavenworth City, K r.
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GRANTTE.
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.

IgNlIE Subscriber would inform the citizens of
q Lyndon and surrounding towns. that he has
taken the Store formerly occupied by H. Babbitt
and fitted up the same As Clothing Store and
TailorS Shop. and has secured the services of an
experienced Cutter. and is prepared to furn-
ISL Clothing in every variety. at reasonable prices
He will also keep on hand large stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
to which he invites attention of those in want of
the same. III. b. JONES.
LYNDON ADrl 80 1857 3Itf
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STATION Y

4 large assortment Of Stationery Jus, received
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&IT( ATFD in l.Nndon. one and one half miles
~ north of entire Village. on BcmiS Hi. Il Farm
containing l:.6 acres. ~ acres wood and timber
land. the remainder under impro, clncnt and in A
high state of cultivation. well watcrcd by never
falling springs. viii be sold in 4 bodv or in
pieces to suit purchasers.
4Dtf CALVIN EARNSWOETII
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FOR SALE:

\ FULL set of second hand Gearing and Irons
IA for an upright Saw-ml. as cheap as dirt. by
1IBBARD s. RICHARDS.
West Concord, June II. 1857. 37tf
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II IL f n E W 20 r X
INDEPENDENT

is the largest religious newspaper published in the
United States. Price $500 year invariably in
advance. Rev. II. W. Bcccher. Rev. Geo B.
Chcever. and Mrs. Harriet Beccher Stowe are
among the regular contributors to its columns
DR.. |. y. KILBOURNE 81. John bury AEON,
'"f me state II Vermont. 2G.e
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Essex Co. Grammar School
AT CONCORD.

III NVNVO
TBNUE FALL TERN for 1857, commences Mon
day, September and continues eleven weeks.
in charge of Mr.. S. Is. PAGE.
TrITIo>-In Common English Branches. So.
instruction given if required. in the high Eng
lish branches French. Latin and Greek. For
board rooms or any further information apply to
J. &. DARLING. Scct'y Board of Trustees.
Concord VI. AUGUST lth. 1871 $50
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Look Out for Stop Clothing!

q GOOD Mechanics Mkt Coats. Pants X Vests. Gus
- tom made and warranted not 10 Elr, all for
S1.@S Just the thing ior services at
FLETCHER < REEDS.
y. B.-Havinc made arrangements with an eX
tcnsivc firm in Boston will order >lop work fer
all who may wait. cheaper than can he bought III
the place. FLETCHER < REED.
West Concord, Jan. -. 1857. l0lStf
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What will YOU Give

VINO PRESERVE YOUR HAIR TO OLD
IL age: or to restore it when You have lost it
The Irichosthcnc. when fairly tried, has never. to
my knowledge. failed to accomplish this result
\ bottle used occasionally will save You the trou-
bic and modification Of early badness. cure your
headache and keep the skin i'll healthy condition.
For sale by HI UOYT
st. Johnsbury, Nav %, 1857. 35tf
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The Original ard o:,liy Entire Cash rcti {
Shoe storein Boston. EstatlishedirIS55--
Ei.o. {. Y tiTS.
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EfONOWI ~ PbTNJyNt;

AyT-Iy.y;E----5, ~ - ;.-'n h.~.Hu Printer
Love- Pa1'rr P.rrafl,. Pm
ii ~es..<S-fS~ssn !i- AMI e. u irs- Prs. Ills
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IL n 81 lHir-. d. y i.,-i cuts. ,.-
=: vh. fi't ir'fE p-~. .itln. l-rir,-
z--sS-=.7@- III Eli'r'->-i IA ANY oil
pres 10" in '>c and m.ay toe used ~ any sl 81. ,r a..
caa,ltA All kinds II Fancy ail orlian..r tai Pm,
iaH tc executed with thi> press il the i~>>f
iail"r AN kind 81 la'r. ~ warrs'r ,iualii, ~ ,
HAY Ice used damp "F'lrH: ais. all kii>',i ,.r,-.ir
ihi> Prs ! i'>t admirably adapted lIiltif >f-
Bii>. la'ci> Visiting ~ Business Cards bin II..is> l.
'"i"ir-. E;ilT' ai Receipts Tea CnIl, ,r Sail 49,
COPS Ii- Prs ! >ili'1irT 1" thing III u>. T..
larger L. i'll - l,i H.rs r~.,ul l-irr- ~ ralf,
Prof. Sheet Impressions AND doing III MIX Ii lnar o.
USED 10; merchants Professional Nl. M
wish cart I any Kind. This pres Yer, >im:,. >r
durable and 'a>lH k"lt ia order III" ~i,-' -iz,- -
ii'> 80" II t. les. weighing 'ly - l~'ii.
and Wil lir furnish. Tor tie l,W irf,,..,i :,
There arr Artr -iL.fi :, >z lGil~ >f..r - .s-a-
: IN IL he thu 81 >ll' priu1> i,r 60; lal.r i.y
inches: HE So IL prints Sheet - lar u ~ l. i,
ana ' r"''-t u tn rl~Fr ia- lri..--- IL r~-->
be- ~,'it - ..ly i.iE1 - IL ,.I,.1rr
lev h'ir> w''Ik iv small i-.r. III ~-v. f,,-- -
thu Prs. .a'.i 'i' liz work 4. u -
workman. cur ri,,.> .l. she public f,-tr. r -
Ni;'t L. al AID "NaiI HI '-r ti. A. 81. 70
exhibition and lr Al" II III Ws~li't'li H.
door u"ii 81 rli' obi >lliii church Al r.-r- !.,-,-.
ttf,.lli. To- Address. ;r-1.-,. >i.lr, ,-,stl
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BuV the Premium Bitters.

4 ND drive away the JauMdicc We dull. slow.
stupid. sleepy mor'als. They are just the
thing yon need this warm weather. If YOU buy
these Eitcr>. YOU may be assured you will not get
any poisoned alcohol. rs nothing but the Simon
pure article is used to keep them from spoiling-
They warranted to give as good satisfaction as
any other preparation. Manufactured and sold by
II. =. HOYT.
st. Johnsburv. Nav 2S 3jtf
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~ WEST CONCORD. VT,
PRACTICAL FOUNDE RS,
MACHINISTS & MILLWRIGETS.

Hereby inform their old patrons. and the public
generally. that they now prepared, by incrcas-
ed and superior facilities to manufacture all kinds
of Castings. Gearing and Machinery. and construct
FIGURING and Lumber Mills. Of superior STYLE and
finish. and unsurpassed in durability and nicely Of
action And improved Water Wheels Circular
Board Machines. Claphoard, Shinglc and Iath
Machines are not cxccllcd by any other Manutac
turcrs Also furnish Burr Mill Stones. Boiling
Cloths Betting and Saws Of all descriptions at
Manufacturers prices Also make surveys of
Mil sites and furnish drafts and estimates for
mills and Machinery. All kinds of job work exc
cutcd with ncatnc>s and dispatch. Prices reason
ably low Al! those in want Of any thing in our
line vii! do well to give call. personally or
by Letter. before purchasing elsewhere. l9tf
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