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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-07


To give cup Of water yet its draught
OF cool refreshment drained by fevered lips
May give a shock OF pleasure to the frame,
More exquisite than when nectarine juice
Renews the life Of joy in happest hours.
1t is a little thing to speak phrase
or common comfort which, by daily use,
Has almost lost its yet on the
or him who thougbt to die unmourned, twill fall
Like choisest music"
How blessed a service how magnificent a
MASTER By this ubiquity in his suffering
brethren, he is always present wherever a
generous office can be performed And let
us not forget the very acts of mercy, the par
ticular charities wrought by the righteous,
and remembered by the King, charities con-
fined to no age, or nation, but practicable in
whatsoever spot we encounter famine, parch-
ing thirst, exile, nake1ness, disease or bon
dage. Let us go in quest of Jesus among
the half-starved occupants of the tall, over
crowded tenant-house, where the restoring
beverage, so familiar to our tables, never
courts the taste of the scorched and hectic
pauper /; or sick beds, wherever the foreigner
and emigrant pants for breath in summer, and
shivers in winter or, most neglected of all,
in the prison-house, abode at once of shame,
vice. ignorance and woe. All these, and such
as these, all forms of misery begotten Of sin,
and swarming most opprobriously in cities,
under the very caves of Christian wealth and
lofty fashion, cry to us in the name not merely
of humanity, but of our Lord.-Rev. DR.. Al
erdnders Discourses on Common Topics.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-07
IrNIoN HOUSE RE-oPENEp.-rhis

ITNION HOUSE RE-OPENED.-This
well known and commodious House, formerly kept
by Col. BOUTWELL,, having been vastly and almost
tirely remoddeled, has been opened by ALoNZO RED
WAY.
The Union.is the most conveniently located House in
Montpelier being in the OF business, and with its
convenienees be the most desirable and popu
lar resort for the Of business or leisure to be found
in town.
The public respectfully invited to bestow portion
Of their patronage upon this House Perfect satisfac
ton is guaranteed and accommodations excellent.
Charges moderate. ALONZO RkDWAh.
Montpelier, Aug 20, 1856 O2tt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-07
DAILY SERVICE on CHRIST.

Life is so ordered in providence, that what
we call great deeds only occur now and then.
Even princes and cnnquerors cannot be al
ways magnificent. Especially we who are
not distinguished must find our occasions Of
obedience in the shop, the farm, the school,
the kitchen, the office, the ship, the family
If we are not doing good here--if a barren
sentimentality beguiles us into dreaming of
some future, romantic, conspicuous service
if we pass by the sister. the servant, the aims
person that rings timdly at our gate, the err
randboy who brings supplies, while we plan
beautiful schemes Of distant and collective
good--we are not the persons Jesus means.
Common life. IN its humblest domestic flow,
is full Of opportunities for honoring our Lord.
You can scarcely make a single turn within
the circle of home and daily work, without
finding occasion to act out some inward prin-
ciple of divine benevolence. ''One of the
least of these" Christ's "brethren," may sit
beside your hearth, in the person of some
parent, grand-parent, or widowed relative
Christ may expostulate with you for your
neglect of some kinsman who is "waxen
poor" and whom with coldness and pride
you abandon 70 the tender mercies of stran-
gers. "lf any provide not for his own, and
especially for those of his own house, he hath
denied the faith, and is worse than an infidel."
Acts of mercy towards those who are daily
meeting us in the unromantic path of ordina-
/ ry intercourse, fall properly under the head Of
ministries to the Lord A true Christian will
endeavor to enliven every particular of ser
/ vice to fellow-creatures with this consecrating
intention. The spirit of love will give ver-
| dure and fragrance to performances otherwise
withered and repulsive. Thus, for example,
/ the home duties of woman, restrained as she
is from publicity and the guidance of affairs,
may be woven into blessed tissue of service,
/ often unconscious, to Christ Jesus the Lord.
Charity will not house itself, we admit, nor
selfshly shut out thoughts of sufferers
abroad. But we always discover that those
who are permanently and constantly most
useful abroad, are those who have first proved
themselves most faithful in charities at home.
And whether at home or abroad, the great
majority of mankind must expect their use
fulness in other words, their work for Christ,
to consist in a series of familiar and oft re-
curing acts, each apparently inconsiderable
by itself
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-07

CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS, BY THE
" BBsT WoRKNEN IN THE COUNTRY.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
by the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont
pelier, Vermont.
Those in want of ,oarranted Carriages and Sieighs
VIII perhaps do well TO call and what is being done
the old stand Of GILMAN & CAMP.
All orders promptly attended to.
JOHN W. CLARKE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-07
Trrmunt 1u attbman & STATE Journal

runLismno EVERY FRIDAY NonSrSo, ny E.r WALTON
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-07

w T + r C + NJ L N T -
w for sale by sToRRS & FULLER.
June 25, 1858.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-07

MI AND CANDLES.-SroRRs a. Full
CANDLES
Railroad Square, Oct. 20, 1858.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-07

ROO BBLS. FLOUR, just received, and
wv for sale by
June q, 1855 STORRS & FULLER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-07

nCIOBER 10, $3.50 Tons GROCER
- les now arriving from New York and Boston, at
the Depot Store. sTORRS h FULIER
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UfarEtnefIe.


aIeSbOl, per San. 52-53 Cts.
Butter, bette SO4en q Sents per %. @InOss .l6-2O, Rua
8S bnea, Ser 9uibtl IS 10.
Grader 5 Gents per gfuab.
14-f7, 8GBbutter IL Cts.
srbfen, $500 yer Sad e 8ufb.)
Sebern, $50 9sats per YfanO.
MadareI. SO. $t6-16 so pr 100 punb /; 0tc.
sS5$sTinls; s ss; ; sg g:Ss. r. S 81 Stts i ss's6& 9; s.. a..
etodftf4, per 100 pfaa0 s2'5O-S. 0' w.
SOS. 5sts.a,6 ~ SIS. per vs. aortntSta
s,p 10 si.' S sss i 81 50 ss'' per ~ 4ffSNn tllta S$ sl5t1O5 os 90
SSaegst 5M16Hr 4t%q:iataaS 6O-05, yft6sr 1O-aOX,
9uane, 9sruviaatl$sr 22i7 plumb $50 So.
9 sps. per Tonne 800.
asr ~ s.isss t65UO72, sefbes 74-7og.
SSsdeF' St a3ar sT0 7 9taEsIi $40 4S -4S Ss Ssqn { SO Gts.
$ AMI, saSmerttantider yer SUnas $i1amis0 O. Ieaniua p,,
plumb ~ {. sts; rSlaider e 1cnns $20o.
20 Cts, gatsnt 7o-75, aarb-Sel7o 80 Gts, 9sinldd.
men.GeI7 rs @ts.
s-'S sSS Sas : $3.50 =; & gsasfs 81 ssH 49, Plumb sS'S7-7s'
Sopfsa, asasr e Plumb 7Es st'.
Seu abtmStu per 2Onns sl2-13, Slice siO-1i.
8affsst 0iO fair per Yfunb 11%, Ntp gut ~. Saws
6 fe, per YfanO 6-9N Cents.
aartOffelm, Wtercsr per 1altsa $3.50 Cts, sewS Mid,
8pbtsn, feline gDraburs per Gpnnt $3.50, DUN ST tie getn,
500, 9ump 81 %, @rorss's Greet aae SOrten $500
$4.o5. Aatbractte FUR Stdot8ebraun $5,O0-$5.25. RDtb.
uno aDeiBn(9sns nno Baltimore @%prnpaente 1925 $50,
& Itef a m tn, $7.25 -
malt. per 8ufpel s. =
ID Dlaffes Mem. Orleans fair bis prtma per @anpne Az
42@ts, Cuba 2@-30 Cts, MuseSSabp 25-26 @ts, Yprtl
Steo 1856 Gts.
ID etb 5owarbar. gteuts per EnB $5,75 Gitt gftas S5.62L
@ttuS ObtO 1913, 5DparSfr. Grtra $6.OO-6,25 afti
Grtra $6-6.f2%, Baltr. Sarmp $3.50, 9altc. @rtra 81
-, 8ps8en $4.25. Rprnmebt 8alttmu. per 100 pfunb "a
Do. Gpuntp 81.
@btstts @t.9 anb esnb yer @aaOns 2715 -28g Obtp
ID a d. . per $ 80 bis 81 @ts.
3uder, Nep.Orleaus per 100 20 &C.. % bs oOO. TOru
GhcD, $7.50-o75,@ uba $7.75-8, 0affnirter 8ufer aeb
II ben pcrlGleoenen . rabsn Won zN-12LZie nnM AnnI
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Bufb-n. Afftorn3 4 rufkerej
beS
Baltimore 10 elk E t.

Our9 8eltafuns Der ~ueueten Sob>5 briftem
no mir i'm Stanbe, ale Drnd>Irbeiten, ais
MmfHlaeesettel, Saafarten.
0anobiIs, SOn5ertbilS,
Gtrculare, NrOgramme,
Rainp lcte,,. Mecetptbubcr,
0ifitenfarten Sbccfs,
0efbdftsfartcn MpOtbefcrs 2abe18,
iOwie aud @eicbdftS=N ecbmum9cn Don
t0sr ~beisbt8en @rSbe ua& 8ettaans l3asa anJaTerts'n.
IL GcnftitmtiDncn fur @elealdaften wer.
ben gut unb panftlt1 auSeeferti9t.
bA5easaunsen BON Aalttnetpa Wtr0en prumpt bsfOrst
unb pprtpfret absetsfert.
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DIR. Tuppnts apIhene Ninen

~0F 5(FT1VT
Fnb zines Der B. ffn unb neutrality-suspicious. MranstmtttsI s.r
entranibetten. ste nrb mad benz Neeept stnes berfAarr.,,
e~e(diftea Grstes pFdpartrt nnb Gans barmlpfsr 9atIr' ~
retGe 3erauide ron refpe tatlen Der(pntn beI6nbsn ~. l., osgt'
ben Der @fstntbumer. & fwerben bur6 bic oon,s IIn NJ u :.
alien a4tbe s. s MpStS ssr S S. nas IinO bier In SaItinur
her unb Co., Gde BON @barIes- unS Vrattfr. " SWt
Dteft vtlta Terosa 8eeen G~nltnbung BON 81 an D
I&aeattH. an-stt Wsasasr wt Der PsR ssrfanbt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-19

&IeStnt, per San. 52-53 Cts.
Butter, bette GU1en % Gents per 90, GIabts .16-2O, Rpl
81 bnen, Ser 9ulttl SEQ. Ys
9rader, 5 Gents per @fuab.
A LIZ -AhaAA.- IL AZ
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Eeinert dla GeiLnriffel.

Wam.9. Uttman's a&te Senna. 5esen fSnusu benz
80 2fmep rD ols aneeru, aus ether tnOr0nuna os gerbea .
an9Sl9Esns entfanbsneu Rraafbetten rnipfppten nerbtR .
&Aet@ltsBIt1 pr6parttt Ron QDn. $. Gilman, Gbsmia ia
20alptngtUn unb iu baten In Baltimore fir 20 Gts. ps
aGtel bet
SH4'S Seth 9. 9ante, SO. 103 gaIttmprefs
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GoIIeD'S

Magical Pain Extractor.
Ntemals 1T cine @uteedane iu Der Watertol meb4.tn F.,
nfaHt wprben, wpbarh Der SGmers 70 fAEen es6,Gtt,'
nnb no : seue In aarter &ntiapsume f. rei9 in ibr r1 MIN y
ltd n 3ulfanb aurafeebra@t Oeer QDuapen unb CSst6~ira
DrntDntnnen 8apei.t wer6en unb babtt tetne glarben pbsr lsy.
ai9sn SdGbsn, 5uradeeIafsn, as burG Daasp's maS{}3e
Sdmerj. ~gerttl8er. "s'T
= Bel SAntttea, Wanben, @errsnfuseen unS Bra afGen
daen, tenen Rtaber tRu1sr uuterwprIsnr fne - tn btr gnir.
lung ies l9ten . aaep'iGen SGntcrj- @ertt gers INNER Dc
telte! gDtt otsl S1rtrjsn. anO SetAsn f6Enten rio eard
oft bappa alb, Dag Der aGte Dnasp-@rtr.t t bet Der banb M.
Wdbetes ttfGBen me ne 8LbruGttn Yampbtete, aHf Se tl er.
8ebeaf btasureifea mir erlaaGe un. fur beten ~xcabrbatt I'll
nnt9 Derartnprtlth balte.
0etn 8au BET Wetbrsnnunaen uni Derbribungen raaa e.
nr9. ~ bsbeuteno fetn, bat fentnls ben aawtrfen en-, unfer.
senS.8ert letr nj ~erfanben.
Serieibe TT MUIR G6t, ~ enn Bite Cd a6teI cir In Gtobl otas
&snes Gttquttte NIT Der @sanatur Won @x -. q bId eone
nnO 8 D., @tsentblmer, nn6 5enrp O.aIIt0, FaBrifau
bat.
GreS Is Cts. fir bic S&abtel.
1b8, Wff.S1ittmprtfr. Sstis>
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Xbcc MmO Hdffee.

Ger uu9 mtrtlth gut RI.
Ntan Ipr (4ie5ten aafse uao Ipre Usrgrauat, 10 thtes
care t8ene SAalo. jr t0nnt sanj ~ ia8tta 8Ntts
.btRefen, &de Won SaIttm0re. Ib Bttptttffr.
lp0 Ger &pineie 0pa 4sonta8 Ulpr8sn bis oamtGe 1a4t
ntbt UNI aap etntabet ppn ieinem btat8en uo peI1taten SbGe
Euo HdHte az taufen Wat6Il
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uUp dWuE
$4,000, $4,000 pber $4,000 fir einen Mbpnnenten ;
$500 OR $1,000 fur einen Meenten unb
$25O0, 5000 Dber $4,000 our @r iinbuna zines
be1tlhen 9Clpital5 in Neip>yOrf.
5tp6 ME 1T, MEIER bier nod IN europa, ein literdrtf1eS lin.
terntbmen hem pHblitum unter 70 dnnebmbarenB ebtngunaen
ecbCten pDrten, wte bier bic gDerfe 6s erDsten lest leben6en
6eut16en DthttrS. QBer SreiitBratbs 9Bsrte befeGt, fdnFt
nipt dlein um BITE sertnse Ans8abe BON IS Cts. per QBr6t
coer $t.25 ole swei Ntpndte, elm e~eoteseneS 86erf an, wel1es
flr fbn unr IStue SamiIfe b~letSeaben Dertb BAT, iOnbern er
bat rOA gleiG3ettis Die Gtauce, Elm ~nambsfIes baares Capital
u errperben, unp trGgt encit6 nod 3ur @r1nbune etneS tert.
iden Snfi.uts Bel, peI6es ni6t datin fur BITE in 9ep. gprf IL.
peneen drmeren DeutfGen, fOubsrn aud fur be Gaufenbe beut.
der @tnpdnberer. DeIbe ptcr lanfen, Dpn ben leeensrst@Een
5eleen letn piro.
Niit ben fpgenannten Yrdntsn. Oertbttlungen Bat has In
Rebe febepbe tntsrnebmen Nt9ls geTnetn. @S bdnpelt It'd
bter ntht nm bic Yertbetun6 pom @plbftbern. ltttp9r1pbten
u. ( No., foHoern unit etu be6eutfnbeS baares Capital, pel6eS,
in c t n 9dnb tpmnenn, ben 2~gphlfanb einer Jdmilie Be-
srlnben tann es baubeIt f6 aud ntbt nm cine In grnue
5srne binausBerlfte ~unbeftimmte 3eit, ~lpn6ern baS Game
M u 3 bis gum /. &u8Hft 1889 ent (@ieben fetn, unh enbIt6 IN
QleS In pe 0dnee Der Ahpnnenten ielbf 8ele9t unb Der Silent.
li6sn @pntrpae anbeimeeBeben.
Am ID. Mat 1858 Bar pe 5erausgabe IL W0 henlteferunacn
begDnnen, unb am is. Suit TT b.r srfte Sanb Der Musgabe tn
9 nten erf6ienen. Sebe Dp@eulteferuna IpAet is Gts., ie.
Der Sanb $l.23. S6pn %Ssbuneene Grenpldte fpHen 25 Cts.
mebr per @anb. DaS berettS ~Grldiensne Etrb fpfprt unb bic
5OrtfesunS tnmer BET @ri9etnen 8eltefert. Die Sefelune
gill; tur oas game Wtrt
@aSfabrlt9e Qn5eisen Enb Set alen 4sentsn su babtn. So.
tbe MANNER, relAe IN Drten, no nod Il IN a9entt To, bic Maen.
UT abernsbmtu MOLTEN, bite i'd, 16 an mid 81 aenben.
Ncp.gOrt 81. Sult 1885, Grtebrt@ @trbGrf.
MUs17.15Mat,w1rt @pf-SOr 400f.)
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Gdbm
~uerftrtiat Der lt%uterssiGnett tntmtr nod In ftintn QUtSI
ND. 215 BeIf@ Yrattl fra6e
unb Sertauft bitielbtn btaieR.
Dsf6,imt ". sUIts.
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StcdS, Inleiben unb au8me4lel.
Jobnston Bros. & %.
Sdn0uierS,

I'D. 100 aIttIlDleTTnBe
taufen nne 9srtaufea i'm &uftrae StSds, gDertbpapttre unt
dAbere Secrritg.
Sin @lt.sltso unfsrer 5trna w0bnt autdslt4 ben S~tsuneen
bs v3rpdtr 8par5" bt.
@nttraee trsrSen f4nea unS senou be1Orst.
Anletb Ell
bnrd has b~e6erttnbe Setrtsbs .Ga pitaI un1ersS @rf6dftts int
pr int Stanee unter annttmbaren Sebtpeun9en Npten su
SprtNuB aaf @0srtbp 1YtsFe 3u maiden unD 0uf
lanstre Belt laufenbe WetfeI auf3ufaufen.
@n8tb0tc wsrnen tdsiiA an uniertr 8anf son 9 1tbr Mpr.
gems bis 5 upr Na9mttta8S onesnsmmtn.
Nu8pedlel uno So1ectionen.
Differ CSeiGafte3petS Tt fptlmattl6 arranatrt uni mr
ito buf6 mttt ptrdWfigte Ytr$tn6nn6tn in BEN 5tau6 0elsBt
aBebiel uuo un9dn350re Rotrr 5u osn ~btat8hfn SGSen al
aaten pnb aae eiafaifsd n8ea Su ben 6tlts Ten pref ca ~
b~efCrgcn4 San30.$
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Health Health Health
. T. 9 ip dOm
3ufamm mi nseffster
@il1firIrDeu GOrun.

AStapItCIVVGW SOCWp%
9raatselten, Tsl4sn e ansemsfsn r unD fir wsIGetbte
lid - Daaen, Geriaituneem, aus,sGrans,' ~ grSn 81 I'M.
%bruatsrstt. blaaer 5ufsa 8lutfpeten, Setiertett, I@ma5
fieuttpn Cpesen wttbtrau& bon GaISmei unS aa6eren liz ia.
6tnO 9~er3tlOpfen pOer 5erstraafbett, HttIn6e Wetauna pbn
berei&ern anb retnisea bds 8lut, unb u%ntrrbaltssS bic Srat
rc Der IpSstit fsblt. Yrsts 81 cine Spttsl: 8 gutteln $2.5O
8 Bptteln SIS.
0cilmne BON Mltbnt0, 8Iutfpctcn II. {. 10
Gine an6ere auBerUroentlthe 6etluna!
gs mabt MIR rt&t aletn gtr0nlsen. iOnbtrn ia tolte %
aud fur Pilot ssstn bic letDtnbe Mtnfabeit. sa ~btfdttpta,
faaen, nit s~lutfpeten unb i@ptrsfn Ntpem, T. Sas i'd BITE
Serf9afte MIR bic DbIse ~pertbSpae MfaDi,in pon 6rrrnSnn
Ettns tn Benfaltrh, irtibtr rbenflas batuaen tam. tos Id
~bUlfGnbts eurtrt wproen bin.
gsnfalsu. Buds g., nty, t6. mat 1877 S7sA w. *ase
y ttterS! 8tttersI 8itters!
DIR. Swayne's Bitter Catholicon
Ntas NIT etntr 5t3srtstt benust perben. iDeI&e cine Me6i.
'suts 9eben limbs 8raft. Yer BInRe, Ter Sapa6Iide. Der
Rate. Der 9sspspttf&e. Der DautSlOie Der Rersenf3 pa6e,
bet, werbeu neue 8rdfst unb tinen gluten @ppttit erb eittn.
Dta9t cine YrObs bamit nMb unfer WUrt ba fur, tor wer0t
Gteeni&aftea, NIr so Gents BITE Wptsel.
Gdubert nllc retni1sf DdS SIMt
Or. Spanne's fart concenttirter
Tlut0 G%rtraft b. Sarfoparilla,
Dor erUee yiatrsiniser, unb Mlittel sur Sdluua Osn S5erO.
fala. nerfuriaItf&en 8rantssttsn, &beunatismus Saul.
9n .i4laS. 6si9gurtn, ~Grsfptas, gddGen, oaatntiner
S1wd6e. fpphilttil&er Spmpt0me &c te.
Sluen 1nOeren Nilcn nurauS
DR.. Srapnt's uberSudtrte Sdrfaparila nub Sbs,r Dill.
len, 8eBen aae btutSssn 2etsen, unOrbentltGtn GtptIsSna,
&Spfl2mert, Der BON Serhprbentm Mdptu 6crrnbrt, uebsI.
TIT, nnSsr6auli6fett. n%restImdstafeiten BET 0tn Frausn,ia
c,sra, itesne xrantptitea Der 9eber, bts Maesps pber Der
@totrns; AUG retntgtn tie suelst6 bas 8lut unb ~Serletbtn
benz Spaen neue GrGft, fartren Diefe qetfen. Ss man ntht
n terem Stret9 0aItsn fOate. @trstst ni6t cine probe NIT
0"lsH Wer1PsVaeH YtAfn ~ MAIDEN @erfsrtt8t alen BEL
Or. . b a n unb . Dpn
l. Wurtb StDentb Street, III tr bsm IRA,
NRsSabeIrbia.
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WE SHALL PUBLISH,
w TUESDAY. FEBRUARY l,
THE PION T. l. Il )
TEE SOURCES OF THE sUsoUsH,SNA.

TIE SOURCES Of IdE slSQO O>hNN@'"'
DEsesIPrIvE T,LE. By J. F'SiNoss COOPER
..s.,l, .p.r,ved steel yen't:es ald la neF'a'
ssstshss on wood forl orssl designs. By r. D. pasY
p7,ra.d expressly for hi. eat ooe VOL so Pli e'''a
o,tlyo, ooth eeyeIsi eegss Pdc- 81 81
CooPfR AND HIS WORKS.
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sutus,es or so widely In their Tue want oi CON
Pixie ,rs ..n ediion containing eli The aahof. Visions
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PLAN or THE NEW Edition.
r,Ae des;rp # the P.bhs, Issue the volumes Of ;os
edition in style .operor anything hitherto attained IN 'h'
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