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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-05

We take pleasure IN announcing the return
of Charles Hale, Of the advertiser, to the
House. not only on account Of the value of
his services to the Commonwealth, but be-
cause OF the strenuous efforts which were made
10 defeat him by those whose animosity he
had aroused by his independent course as
public Journalist. The Notifying result Of
all the efforts Of his opponents was to secure
his election by larger vote than was received
by any candidate upon his ticket. This shows
that the people can appreciate the earnest and
disnterested Rbors Of faithful public ser
want Boston Journal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-05

Mare Truth than PoeeTy.-see Dr. Bliss ad
vertise mert in smother column dbg2w nd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-05

SLATER's ROrG WALK,
Rear Of Quinsigamond Bank Wnreas,o. ,f.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-05

Slate for ROOfs.-The subscriber Is prepares IN
iurnsh Slate for Roofs Of superior quality and inv il in
pest manner on the most satisfactory terms sami
PIES may be seen at the yard on Grove street -
Apl3 dtf JOHN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-05

E. s. NASON
Can probably sell Piano Fortea cheaper than apy
dealer or agent In the State. Clarke Bloch Worcester
le30
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-05
REGISTER Dali SIP

Among the sbest leaders of the majority in
the House, will be Messrs. Upham Of Salem,
Kellogg of Piitsfeld, Wentworth of Lowell,
Griffin of Maiden, and Wells of Greenfield,
Cushing and Spofford from Newburyport will IN
doubtedly present the abest arguments on the
Democratic side, as they did last Winter. Or
the American minority Of ten Mr.. Sumner Of
Great Darlington will undoubtedly be the &C.
knowledged leader-a position Of no very great
honor, we should suppose, for one who has twice
run as candidate for Lieutenant Governor-once
in 1854, by the Republicans, on the ticket with
General Wilson. and the last time by the Ameri-
cans, on the ticket with A. A. Lawrence. Mr.
Sumner will now have chance to show, on his
vote for United States Senator, whether he pre-
fers his colleague on the Republican State ticket
of 1854, or some Administration bunker. to rep
resent Massachusetts at Washington for the en-
suing six years.
The CITIEs.-W Worcester, we notice, gave
a larger plurality and majority for Gov.
Banks, at the recent election, than any other
city or town in the State-it giving 926 plu-
rality, and majority of 100 over all. Wor-
cester, also, gave larger vote for Banks than
any other city out of Boston except Lowell
and gave but six less than the latter. Lynn
gave 1853 plurality for Banks, coming next to
Worcester, and Lowell comes next with 66S
plurality, and Salem gave 6O3, and New Bed
ford $40 plurality. But none of them, APP
proach anywhere near Worcester in their ma
.jorjties for Banks. Boston, Charlestown, and
Newburyport, alone, of all the cities in the
Common wealth. gave pluralitiss for Beach
Boston giving II, Charlestown 1872, and New
buryport 81 plurality for him.
The gubernatorial vote in the several cities
was as follows:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-05

Cool Soda, with choice syrups, can be fo,ra .
BUSH & C0S,'34 Front street Az "'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-05

LIE Bon Ton, journal des Modes, and Monthly
Report of Paris Fashions. Now York S. L.
Taylor
The November number Of this work is at
hand, with four large sheets Of French engrav.
ings, each giving number of dresses. cloaks,
fchues, head dresses, caps. &C., with descrip.
tions Of the same, accompanied by two full sized
cut patterns, one for child's Raglan and the
other for fchu.
For sale by Thompson & Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-05

MAN WITH A PETRIFIBD WIFE.-A few
days since a gentleman residing in Rising
Sun, Indiana, who had married second
time, wished TO remove the body of his wife
to new cemetery. Preparations were made
to that effect, and laborers opened the grave
in the usual manner but when they reached
the coffin they could not lift it, so great was
the weight. After obtaining considerable
assistance, however, the men succeeded in
raising the coffin, and learning the reason for
its unusual weight, and found, instead of the
remains OF a corpse, stone figure, the exact
counterpart of the woman who had died
This strange story soon spread, and hundreds
and thousands of persons were present to see
the strange spectacle.
The husband took the body of his departed
spouse home and has it there now, where it
is visited by hundreds of the curious and
scientific. The body seems to have been pc
tri6ed, and to have become perfect stone
woman. The probability is that the body has
become adipoce, and will before long melt or
crumble.- Cincinnati Inquirer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-20

NoyEl. WAY on SLFIGH-HlpING,-In liloom-
inRton, H., short time since, q party uf
Germans started out for u slcgh.ridc. The
and the horses travelled somewhat nslci
when the sleigh was upside down, than they
did when IL was rghtsldc up The iorlu-
nate opcs of the party were spilled out when
the sleigh turned over, but the unfortunate
ones three IN numhcrl were imprisoned un-
der the body Of the sleigh The horses were
stopped before they hud'run Ear, but the men
undcrsidc were already uncomfortable they
were lying on thcr backs, side hy side, with
their heads pointing toward the horses their
clothes we're torn into shrcds. and the heels
of their shoes were ground down TO almost
nothing.
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MARRIAGES.

Bvu-RAapAtt--ln Lyndon March 49, hy Rev.
J, Brton, j.. NJ. Shalcr Buel, to Mrs Ruth
Randall both ofLSndon.
FnYr-MintNN-At East St. Johnsbury, By
Rev. John Bowers, Charles T.. Frye aud knmA
l.. Merriam, both Of Yves, Concord.
FRNr-MuRroN--At East st. Johnsbury, 10y Rev.
John Bowers, Emery w. Frye aud Alice L.
Morton. both Of West Concord.
MNsoN--MuLrrN-At the Methodist parsonage,
ST. Johnsbury Centre, March e. by Rev. ID.
Packer. Mr. Russell Mason, Of Boston, and
Miss Kate Mutton, Of itatnCr.
.isf--CIARH--At st. JnhnAhury Centre, March
. H. Mr.. Henry s. Lee, Of ST. Johnsbury, date
OF DostonD aud Miss Leuora L. Clark, of this
town.
RANpAtL-PurrrrN7-In Sutton. March 9th. by
Rev. II. ID. Richardson, Mr., Lyman T. Randall,
and Miss Della g. phippcn, both OF Lyndon.
BICKroRp-H oURrR-In PcHcham, Jan. Is, by
Rev y. W. Aspiuwall. MraDanicl G.. Bicklord,
Of Cabot. and Chloe NJ. Hooker. Of Pcacham.
TVCktU--CuNANr-m rcaGham, Feb. 20. by Rev.
y. W. Aspinwall, Mr., samuel Tucker, OF Cor
inth and Miss Roylla T. conant, OF Pcaeham.
BADGEn-CLARK-ln Pcncham. Feb o. by Rev.
y. W. ASpnwall, Mr.. Nathan badger and Mrs.
Sylvia c. Clark, both of Danvillc.
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STATE or TERlJONT.

Caledonia District S.
The Probate Court Tor the District Caledonia
sons Interested IN the Estate Of George H. Fox minor
rrridiub In Ilardwtck, In said District
Isaac N Cummings the said George IL Fox,
represents to said Court Thy his petition urngl that
his said 4 seized tn certain undivided
Ia the home firm his father Jonathan Fox late Hard
wick aforesaid deceased wit und idc hall said
mrm except tho Homestead and the widows dover IN
Guiding third OF the homestead aud half tho
version ~ dover Said Guardian also said
Court that the sale OF his said wards real estate would bc
CONDUCIVE his said wards Interest the purpose
putting the proceeds of such sale at interest
u IN stocks Aud said Guardian has made application
said court for license and authority To sell said real
pursuant to the provisions the statute that behalf
said application VIII be lac ard decided Probate
once Ia ST Johnsbury In said district Caledonia
9Th day OF April next
You therefore hereby notified TO appear before said
Court at the time aud place aiTeraid object
see cause, to the granting OF said license.
Dated at 81. JOhnsbury Aforesaid this 18th day 81
March, A ID 1888.
T-7o ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge or Probate.
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SAD NrCmENT.-Uh FRIDAY morning inst
Galen Griffin, young man of about ~ years
son Of che Rev. llljah Griffin, OF Dgmmrr
Settlement, y. II. left the house OF Nh Dan
iel Evans, with q horse and sleigh, carving O.
quantity Of grist 10 be ground 40 the mill OF
II, N,usloW & Co., Berlin Al noon the
young man took The horse % the watering
lrpulh, nearly opposite the store Of the ubn'e
named geulIempn -leaging him by slip.
moose $50 calledl carelessly thrown over or
attached o. the wrist Tho water being
frozen, on uAu was used, during which, the
horse became frightened from the breeze
displurlng the blanket thrown about him, aud
making several attempts 20 loosen his hold
he finally succeeded la thrustingThr young
man from bis feet, hut rrraining bis position
caught the horse by the halter near the neck
thus frightening him into o dead ruu, throw
ing young Griffin upon his leit side coming
iu direct contact with the horses heels, and
dragging him some forty on hlty rods before
assistance could be rendered, Being oXtrca.
ted, II was found that life was almost extinct
-t"Desi,"ndesce of he LaHcas'o, hVHLit
can,
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a NICE rolNr on Law heard this aucc
dotc from a gentleman long resident In Phil.
odclphia, Two Qunker' in that place applied
10 their society, rs they do not ~ 10 law, TO
decide IN the following difficulty \, /, un.
easy about q ship that ought TO have arrived,
meets b., an insurer, aud states his wish 90
have the vessel insured. The matter il
agreed upon, \. returns home aud receive,
letter informing lin Of the Toss Of his
ship, What shul he do He is nihid the
policy il not filed mp, and should y. hear of
the matter soon, it il all over with him he
therefore writes to y, thus; "l'nrud B., IL
thee hasn't filed up the policy thee uccdut,
for I've heard Of thc ship" ooh. ola think,
u, to himself, cunning fellow he wants TO
do me out OF the premium" So he write,
thus TO As Friend, A. thee best too lutc
by half an hours the policy !, filled" A..
ruhs bis hands with delights yet y. refuses
TO pay Well what is the decision The
loss i, divided between them - Ess1yg cou-
irhUicd Ia HoekUoods Nagashc by Eer
JohH E0gics, w. 4.
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DEATHS.


FAmnANKs-In st. Johusbury, March Il, Of cam
kcr-rash, Mary Ann Bracket, youngest child OF
T. r. and X D. Fairbanks. aged 10 months.
GREENLEAP-ln Brooklyn, NJ Y, Feb, 2S Mrs
Sarah Grccnlcaf wife of Rev. Jonathan Green
leaf
BUowN-Tn Burke, Feb. IL, at the residence Of
her daughter widow Mary Dcnnison. widow
Olive Brown, formerly eonsort OF Mr.. Abel
Brown Of Lyndon, aged 81 years.
Smrn--In Kirby, Feb. 81, Susan H., wife OF f..
Il. Smith, aged -.
WARp-In this village, Feb. 6, Mrs. Clara, wife
Of Mr.. IL, Ward, aged 80.
BURRoCOns-In Concord, March o, Mrs Sibcl
wife OF Horace burroughs, aged 50.
.SrANLEY-In Monroe, n. H., MARCH, o, Mrs. Nan
cy Stanley wife Of the late John Stanley, aged
- years.
NoYEs--In wheelock, Feb I, Mr.. Daniel Noycs
aged IS.
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AZ ENGlsu OFNIOS on Gov BANKB.-
hr, Henley, an English gentleman who was
Ia thin country IN 5000 has written an ac-
count Of what bee saw In Washington while
the then contest for the Speakership was go-
Ing on, llp says Of our Governor, MIR
Banks + O tall, luo-loohug man, now 1850
in his iorlielh year. llc has dccp-roned
and orutubd ,eioc, and o hucncy impressive
delivery, and happiness IN the choice Of Lam
.guugc, that secure instant attention when he
rises % address the House, The present
Speaker ~ undoubtedly an able, rising man,
and " may venture on prophecy, ! nonii-
nate him for the Presidency next but one"
Mr. Henley nnans the election of 1900, aud
we shall soc how much Of prophet he is, two
NeAra hemce.
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The Calodsniau end 'he ArIaa'Is.

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-20
To the People of Caledonia County and
Vicinity:
GREAT InPRO TEMENT ~
MECHANICAL DENTISTRY
ma. ILBO URN

THEREBY announces to the public that he
has purchased the right To use DR.. Blandy' 9
new method Of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEGTH by
the CmEorLAsTIC PHoCEss. This method Is far
superior to all others now in use, and i used and
highly recommended by the most eminent dentists
in the United States There has long existed a
void in Mechanical Dentistry which scientific men
have studously cndcavorcd to supply, hut without
success. until about two years since Dr. Blandy
Zone of the Professors in the Daltimor, College
Of Dental Surgery discovered this process of ma
king sets by chcoplasty, and published 1t to the
world. since which time over two hundred Of the
most skillfl Dentists in the large cities arc now
using it, almost to the exclusion otall other mc'i-
DDS.
Among the advantages which this process has
over all other, are lst an absolutely accurate n
10 the mouth, thereby rendering its .fr" retention
u matter Of course.
2d-Dy this mode the teeth and plate arc united
in ono solid piece, and no spaces arc lcn forthe
Judgment OF TODD ~ the sccrctions, this work Is
rcin0rkdb|c for CLEANLINESS; property which Il
retains Mnmpaired as long rs IL is worn.
3d-The edSe and comfort with which 1t is worn
requiring no time to get used 20 twill strong
" commend itself to those who are under the me-
cessity of wearing artificial teeth. by this pro-
cess also. the mouth and check where they have
sunkcn away can be fully restored to their orgl-
4th-By this method the teeth arc not habie 10
get out OF repair, which IL matter Of no little eN-
pcnse and source of great ANNOYANCE 10 those
who have teeth inserted by the old methods 81 gold
or silver plates. In fact Ms tn its grRFN1Tn, mt
RArILITY. and BEAUTY, I challenge for Il COM
pnrson with any known process FOR inserting ar
tiReial teeth.
And lastly, hut not least in these hard times, IL
can be made Much CHEAPER than sets By the old
method, thereby putting Il within the reach OF both
rich and poor
Persons in want 6fwholo or partial sets Of teeth
are invited To call at my office and examine the
work and IL dosrcd they will he referred TO per-
sons in this village and out of It, who wearing
whole sets manufactured in this way by myself
DIR, KILBOURNE IL the only dentist in this
county who has the right to, or does this che
oplnstic process. Teeth will he inserted in tho
usual way on gold silver plate, formerly, II
desired by the patient, and on reasonable terms.
Office over J. Boles' Clothing store, corpcr Of
Main sud Central streets, 81. John burr, st.
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sha~p Practice.

The story is quite current here, that the
auy before the election in Now HNmpshirc,
one of the legal voters of Littcton was brought
to this place so intoxicated as to be oblivious
TO passing cvents and that his conductors
left money with the landlord of ;hc Passnmp-
sic House, and directions to keep him till nf-
ter the election, If possible, and then return
him home by Rail The man came to HIM
SELF however sooner than was anticipated,
and hired man to carry him back to his M
tive state in season TO save his country at the
polls.
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Observation-Disclosures March Co.

~ market ltu Cattle OBJ Hrrtta aud nSl htufcs COM
slsilnF ~ MorIns narn Gore aud ralFrS fearllugf,
Geo HHl TIfrr ifHra ilu.
Ed.rs NlHu brrt- ERira iHrullng nothing hui ne
st largo iai talI.Ir hrt. tIu rf r lst quality
Including uuihiug hui thrrst lHfgr Ht sai-frd uAr,
u.hIa 1.6f 81 quality iIluHnH the best grace ri uhrH,
t Irrt rt4lfrh AMI tr fat Three uN hrrfr.
- ThabhN so uuHlit- stuuH o.. ufdlHATlt can
htUflNuE tHttr- hu quotations
huns- WurHuf uhtu, nom 90 g. ~. Cows aud
Caves nun ~ e. htA o. lrariHFs. sis q 90 Two
BtHrs ulh. ~ % .f. Iurrf frHfHHi % q AS
htrrp aud l.aubs -8uat Wafhrf Fflrrs 10 llis, $50
q Htr. Rata tud afrtiluii.. go N.tu.
hHtuH-ui 90 Wafkrf fuIrr. ttr weight, = - 2 $50
Urr lh. dressed. o. ~ N sic prI IT,
irs. b .I %. talov i-ze pei ~ pete ~ 90 q
~ each tau hEiun, % lut.
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$4,000 REWARD

FHNHE above will be given for the npprchcnsi sion
and delivery at tho Jail In ST. Johnsbury be-
furc the first day Of June next, of Joseph Archer
and Hiram Vincent, who broke Jail on tile 18th
instnnt,-oass2j for either Archer Is dark com-
pcNinncd. with black hair and whiskcrN, and had
on when he len a drAh cloth cap. Vincent is n
light compile doncd, good-looking boy Of Is years.
Both wore blue shirts.
o. 7. WAKEFIELD. Sheriff
81. IohnnhuHv. Much u. lsis. III
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nuIguTOY rATrIr NAnrrT- usr,n ~

~ maTlrttgu Hret Cattle lG0 Atnrss tpi paff WofknF
Ohsu. q" Cows aud Calves, 100 sheep ana amps, and
luH aWIur.
Furrs ~ Hrrf-Etra 81 ~ Som nrst quality EOl a
hes. rTfifui hu o. tHirl du fhFilufiluaTI as.
NurtHg Oxen ttuI, go. ItI % ils
MliIh tuNa -halrs ~ fsIH ~ common DO. so a ~
Veal tHlttH-H slrs 80 htHu. itUH as each.
hruWa -lrHf'luss ~ - I've lrau "id- So -
Thrrf frlTs ulu. FsIa SO
enrrp aud g. lurs- kfrua sos. EStra ftoo ahft,
Neu' Whu'sar, alg SO per 10, iat h"g', o. "a
faa Cos rolts 40 49,, Caiflius ga ioe,
TailfWf % t.'t p,f No.,
Huwafsa-Tbr uuDrs ut extra Hrof are aui thr same
as Hst stl uu stlra afr uu trf INtus probably ca Tho
ruIH uuntr ut Cattle 80 Hfkrt SHEEP have adv Hutrd
ffuH d, a BE- IHr head swine rrUuiu thf sAur
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understand that Captain VIM T., Pierce
II now manufacturing these modern farming
implements, Ia this village, aud that in few
days our farmers viii have an opportunity TO
see one Of full-size and in working order
They are the same Kind Of Mower that Jhe
committee at the fair iH Rock County, Illinois,
awarded a premium Of $1,000 and r diploma
last fall,
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A Good span.

a pair of black horses were sold, the past
week. IN FFfis village, FOR sTgt i7ifte y
Il. Fhnt's Norman" of this town, they were
sons of OLD Lion" out of half sisters, by
the Crane Horse, we're well matched and
went to the pole in four minu,ss Their dis.
tinguishng excellence was size, docility. and
spirit. Farmers of Caledonia county, put on
a hand in height, and 100 pounds more
weight upon your Morgons, and you may
defy tho world in horse flesh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-20

Az EXCELLENT WEEKS WoRK.--The Moy-
amcnsing tPhiladclphin) Soup Society gave
out last week, 1000 lbs. OF corn-meal, 1900
lonycs of bread, and 1910 pints of soup
supplying daily upwards or25bO persons with
food.
TT A very exciting fox hunt occurred ut
| Dwell, the other day. and after the crowd
had 'trrrd the animal in railroad culvcrt,
and dug it out with pitohfork. it proved to
be an old gray tom cat,
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Apderafor--Asa Hubbard, Clerk-Gco
C. Fry, Sorrimea- Howe, Jacob Rich
ardson, J, W, Joslin, 1reauue,-Gcorge C.
Fry, Ocerseer afhe Poo,-Wm, S, How
ard, Listps-Pre,ton May Francis Rich,
nrdson, John n, Moore, Graud Juror-Asa
Hubbard, dgmt-s. $, Gould, supf ef
scloois-J T., Woodbury., Couslabie-E,
Fry Vote for County Commissioner, o.,
Crawford, 90, J, @. Darling, 20,
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New>Firm!

TAIIE undersigned have formed a partnership
for series Of years under the style Of
MCGREGOR e JUDENINE, and do-rcDpcctfully
announce to all their friends. customers and the
entire community, that they will continue the
mercantile business at the stand recently occupied
by Woodbury. 4 dudcyine, where Goods will he
sold upon tho most reasonable orns, and in eN.
change for cash and the products of tho earth will
be figured down at reduced prices. and quite as
low as can be purchased elsewhere
w. w. MoGREGOR.
Tntf HARNTY JUpFVTSr
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aTAGu ROUTE
n ETW IT y
sT. JoINsRrRY M LANcAsTEn.1

ST. JOIINSBuRY AND LANCASTER
A STAGE leaves ST. Johnshury IN 1nesdSys.
~ THURSDAYS and SatutdN, =, AZ $50 A. NJ, pas
sing through East ~. Johnsbury, WeNi Ccneora,
Concord Corner aud lunrnburg, aud arriving 1t
Lancaster IN season To intcrsert with the northern
train 81 sara at Northumberland. Persons going
to Colcbtouk OF Island Pend can reach their dsG-
tinatiou the same dan by this route.
IITUHNiNC. leaves Lancaster On McndaTI'
Wednc tdays aud Fridays At 10 \. NJ aud rsAfirE
through the abo, t,named towns, connstn ht 81.
John hury with Stages for DanSille, Nj ntpslisr
aud Craft,huTy. md with Cars aud Stages for Lyn-
don, barton aud StanAtcAd.
\ STHEr tfuut witt mr. tvrt st-,hr f-.t 6 As@- a.
ST. Johnsbury, on which persons can Leave thsit
orders. P.W HASTINGS co.
81. JohnsbuTy. Jan, 20, 1883 69u
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Sewing Machines,

VNHE GROVER & BAKER Family Sew
Il ing Machines are superior 10 all others. The
simplicity ofthcr construction, the facility nfthrir
use, and the strength Of their work. arc strong
recommendations. They are coming into very
general use and greatly apprn, I'D bv the lndies
They are for sale by CHAMBERLAIN FTETC H.
ER, ST. Johnsbmry, NJ manufacturers prices.
Nov. o, 1857. kali
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