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~ For six weeks past young girl named
Maggie Wilson, has been missing from her
home at Brooklyn, N. Y, and all attempts to
ascertain her whereabouts have proved I'M
successful. On Tuesday, however, letter
was received from member Of Col. Town
sends New York Regiment, that the missing
girl, under the name of Charlie Marshal, and
dressed in male apparel, had enlisted in that
regiment and had proceeded with it to the
scene of war She was assiduous in the per-
Torrance of her duties, and remarkable for
her quiet reserve and dsinclination to par
ticipato in the carousals of her companions.
How discovery of her sex was made is not
stated, but by the unanimous voice OF the
regiment she was appointed to the office OF
" Yiuaadiere," and dressed in more apprc-
pirate clothing for n woman
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DEATHS.

In Moretovn. May 81. Mrs Prudence Freeman, aged
nearly o.
la Norwich, June 9th, Mrs. Hannah Tracy Brigham,
aged 80 years
tu Norwich, June 9Th. Mrs. Mary Marsh Hazcn, aged
6S wears.
In Philadelphia Col. John Morgan, N winlso' VI,
aged 10 His body was found In the Delaware River,
May u and ciroumstanual evidence indicates that he
murdered
Ia Walden. March 25, Mrs Lydia, widow u Mr.
Timothy Eastman, aged ~ Yeas, months and % days
IN Hydepark, June /, Miss Mary sawyer aged "a
years.
Ia Morrstown, May %, Mrs Ruth, wife Of Heman
Cole, aged % years.
In woloott, May 81, son Of Joseph Gilchrist aged
years.
In Charlotte May 81, Dormon Leayenwor,h. aged 81.
In Waitsfcld June 6. Henry son Of z. o. and Har-
riot Joslin. aged 2 years and 10 months
In Chelsea. june 2, Hon Harry Hale, aged 81
In Barre. June g. Judith Bachelor, wife Of Moutpn
Bachelor n The 6tst setters Of Plauded aged o.
In Wesl Randolph. Mr.. v j.. Cady.
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DIR. BELLINGEAMs ONGUENT The A.
merican agency of this universally famous
article for stimulating the growth Of beard,
whiskers, or scalp hair, is now eonfded ex-
clusively to the highly respectable firm Of
Messrs. Horace l.. Hegeman 81 Co., Of New
York, thus giving the American purchaser a
double guarantee Of its usual recommendation
ry merits. The announcement of the New
York agency is welcome feature in our adj
vertising columns.
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Dr. SWEETS lNFALLrBLE LINtMENT.-
This Liniment which has effected so many
remarkable cures Of rheumatism and other
kindred complaints, is prepared from the re-
cipe Of DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut,
whose fame as bone setter has been estab-
lished throughout the United States for more
than twenty years We advise tue afflicted
generally, who have never used the prepara-
ton, to give il a fair -Pfovidence Gen
eraL Adpertiser.
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LS' We call the attention of our readers
to the Fire Works advertisement Of Messrs.
Holden, Cutter q Co., Agents, in this days
paper. The talent employed in their manu-
iacture has never before been equalled in this
country, embracing all the principal talent Of
Boston for the past fifteen years, which this
year, for the first time is combined Our friends
purchasing fireworks will do well to give
them a call.
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PREMIUM nLYcER1NE SOAP.

One o. the meftorous articles for housokeepers,
and in fact for every one every one uses IT, is searns
: Co.'S Premium Giycerins Soap In New York and in
Boston where IL has been fully tested II is speedily
coming the leading Soap in the market and, ne con.
temporary says. must eventually drive all the poorer
makes Of soap the wall. We have tried H. and knov
that there is nothing claimed Tor which any ones ex
perence with It will not prove to possess. Its prne
pal features economy, efficiency and purity, and We
risk nothing when we aver that all who once use viii
never wish to use any other while this can be had.
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MALIGNANT Among the most
n our climate Is Quinsy and Sore Throat
..h are always distressing and frequently
.pl but it is pleasure to know that an eff
..,uaI remedy has been found. The worst
a,c, Of the kind yield readily TO the wonder
b properties Of Dr. Sweets infalibie LiHi-
s.at and VIC believe it has never been known
} ail A real blessing should be widely
nown Pass it round BmHby on W.
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~ Washington District, s..
In Probate Court, held az Montpelier, within and for
said District. On the 2Sh day ~ MAY. A ID lS6l
An instrument, purporing be the last will and ies-
lament Of samuel Abbott late Of Montpelier ia said dis
ct deceased being presented the court by George W
Scott the executor therein named for Probate IL is
dered by said Court that all persons concerned therein
be notified 10 appear session Of said Court TO be hold
the Probate Office, IN Montpelier, on the 18th day
Of June, A, d. 1861 and show cause, II any they may
have against the Probate Of said VIII for which pur-
pose II is further ordered that copy o. the record Of
this order be published three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Waterman and State Journa newspaper
printed Montpelier Aforesaid previous 70 said time ap
pointed fir hearing A true copy Of Record
hNha Attest r n MERRILL. .fiifge.
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FRoM MIssoURr.-Charles c. Spalding,
hrmcry of Montpelier, has been compelled TO
pave Kanzas city, Missouri, and is now at
Montpelier. lie says that if twenty-five Sc
sessionists Of that county were hung, the rest
v the people would make no trouble for the
government. The Union men are numerous
lnoogh TO protect themselves. but are with
but arms.
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DAGUERREOTYPE PICTURES 70

II AGUERREOTYPE PICTURES FOR
IL HkADSrONES Every person who has lost a
beloved Child Father Mother, should send for
adom the Head Stone with the image Of the departed
one for there nothing more appropriate tasty than
this | am the only manufacturer OF DagueHrotype
Cases for attaching the likeness Of the deceased cad
Stunts and Monuments. in This country. These Cases
are made Of Parian Marble ndestrueble material OF
texture corresponding well with Marble generally used
for Monuments, The Picture is secured from air OF
dampncss by metal box, which is nicely fixed IN
the back side Of the Casethe whole arrangement being
securely fastened 10 the surface u the Monument, the
Case making very beautiful Ornament.
A beautiful Tomb Stone is not completed until II con
tains the likeness Of the whose Il bears Those
who have been called commit treasures Of house hold
affections 10 the cold confines Of the grave, Viii feel
deep interest in this invention for how dear privilege
to gaze upon the neaments Of the sleeper beneath, al
your periodical visits to their grave Not only wonld
such likeness be Of inestimabe value the relative,
Of the deceased in their visits the graves OF loved
ones, but ofmournh interest friends aud acquain
tances Of the bereaved.
This Is constructed that the exact picture Of
departed friend be copied into il by any Daguer
Artist TO endure for years, unsoiled BY wind OF
storm aud how agreeable visiting the church yard 1,
bright lfe-hke picture Of departed friends conspo
u0us over their graves
These Cases are securely packed, and warranted 10
reach their place Of destination in safety.
Price THO Dollars Each.
Address the manufacturer,
A. LEWIS BALDWIN,
Send for a Circular West Meriden, c.
Std. 52d
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

TIE bEoI IN III II WVNIDs
W. A. BATCHELoR's SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the
Original and only Reliable and Harmeless Hair Dye
known. instantaneous in its effect, does stain the
skin, and nvgorates the hair for life BE careful and
other than the genuine signed each side Of
every box--WLLIAN A. BACHELOR So by all respect
able Druggists and Fancy Goods Stores everywhere.
Mandatory No 81 Barclay St. Qate 10 Bond ST. and
and 233 Broadway New York. 50Ol
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Special notirrs.


HALLUCA BED-BUG and COCKROA CT DES-
TROfER Wherever this is applied these insects
exist So powerful is il that three times using
will suffice TO expel them for months. Although death
and determination to these insects Il is harmless to in
dividuals. Il is the champion annihator. Principal
Depot. MYERS a SHUMAN, SIS Washington Street !;
for sale BY @. G. Goodwin 4 Co. and NJ. S. Burr Co..
BOSTON, 1852 North Tenth ST., Philadelphia,-and Of all
respectable druggists. 5264
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KENrUoKY.-The following is an extract
from private letter, dated Lexington, KY,
June
1.-The traitors are trying to force Kentucky
out of the Union, nolens voleRs. They will
have to do it, if done at all, at the point of
the bayonet. have an abiding confidence in
loyal hearts, strong arms and quick gun-pow-
der"
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~ In Camp Curtin at Harrisburg, on
Sunday last a captain, who is also Methodist
preacher, arose and began to exhort the men
stating that this war was one Of right, and II
God was not in it, he, for one. would have
nothing to do with it. Then; exclaiming with
great yehemence, III God is with US, who
can be against us ?" JEFF. Davis aud the
devil" cried out wild cat boy. The SER
vice closed hastily.
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PETITION nor DIVORCE.

HANORIA COoNAN, vs.. PATRICK II. CoONAN.
10 fla Hoa0rabie Supreme Court neyf 10 be- hoRe nj
Montpelier. rHhiu and for fhe C0H.ty0f Washington,
oa ths second tuesday OF iagasf, 4. u. 1861.
llumhy .howch llaunra Coouan OF Waron in the
county vi Washington that az Treble, in The cunt, Of
Carrie, in ireland. the fourth day of April, ID 1882
she wa-aWfl|y Iiuod la marriage to Pstnck n Counan
Of Treble aforesaid, of parts unknown, by the Rev
Mr. Nav, Al that time minister of the gospel ana from
that time 20 the seventeenth day Of july A. 1854 she
lived with the said Patrick u Cuonan her husband,
and n strict observance ~ all the duties of Che said
rage covenant, and at all times treating the said Patrick
H.. good, hind aud faithful wife shoua, during said
period 90 umc And your petitioner further shlwc that
your petitioner aud the said Patrick removed 20 ar
rem in slid couay, and resided m sand Warren aforesaid,
as husband and wife until the seventeenth dag o July,
A. d. lisa when the sold Patrick II Counau wlfuly de-
serted your petitioner without any just cause, aud has
ever since been and is absent and in ports unknown
90 your petitioner and that Die wholly refuses " Tive with
and support Your petitioner by his marriage covenant
hc biund 20 do. A. further. that the said Patrick
H. Cuonau deserted your petitioner the enteenth
day Of July A. d. 1851 without any just cause, and has
not been heard from by your petitioner since the said
descruon,
Your petitioner therefore pyays this Honorable court
TINT the bonds Of matrimony between her and the said
Patrick H. Cuouan may be dissolved and bill Of divorce
granted her And that your petitioner may again as
ssUmc he maiden name Hanoria Moriarty and by that
name be known. her
HANORlA = COONAN.
WITNESS Lewis Cardell mark
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WHAT TIE CHEMISTS SAY or

STEARNS a. CO.'S GLlCERlNE SOAP.
Prof Mapos, Agricultural Chemist, says "Most 9th
er soaps leave esnous deposit the skin, while this
is so entirely soluble that residum For fam
lily USE IL cannot fail 10 give general satisfaction "
Dr. c. I. Jackson, Analytical Chemist, says 81 have
made chemical anyyss Of II, and have used tor some
time in my family and find 10 be Of superior quality
not only for washing clothes but also for the hands and
body 1t contains the Gycerne which adds To softenine
effects on the skim
sold BY all Groaers, and by sTEARNS co, Com
Fer snie In Mont,eisr y, 4 l. ClR,rros SEW
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commissions Of this kind, all say ofthem Is that
they will have wholly mistaken their work In TINS
sord that the 1t IA rid Of them the better We
Mos heartily wish eUery Of them short shrVt a
\ronq cord and jump from he yard arm ofthe Hear'"
u = 80 srv
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ONE DoLLAR-0et your money back with
compound interest, and sent one dollar to L.
j. Voigt & Co., New York. See their adver-
tisement in this paper it speaks for itself
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WOODS PATENT
NJ o W IN G. MACHINE!
The BEST aud CHEAPEST machine yet produced

- x 30 Merchants Row, Boston, Mass.
TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, & SHOULD
i ER BRACES-Dr J. W. PHELPS. celebrated
throughout New England and the West the inventor
NJ various kinds OF apparatus for the and
u all kinds Of dcurmitcs keeps constantly hand
his establishment No 6S fremont Street. B9lf0n full
assortment Of Patent trusscs, Abdominal supporters,
Shoulder Braces, Knee Caps, Elastic Stockings, sc.
DR.. Phelps Apparatus used and recommended By
the faculty AZ the Massachusetts, General Hospital.
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CHATFIELD'S EsTATE.-

Il IMAM INA L 4 iislsAf ~ ~ "a
L The subscribers, having been appointed by tho
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Randolph
commissioners, 70 receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons, against the estate OF
Horace Chaihed late Of Randolph in said dsuic de ceas
ed represented nsolyent, and the term Of six moaths
from the ith day Of ay' 1851, being allowed by naid
court the creditors N said deceased 70 exhibit and
prove their respective claims beiute Give notice. that
will attend TO the duties of appointment a. the
dwelling house Of Ziha sprague, in Randolph In said
district. the fourth Wednesday Of June and October
next nine O'clock in the forenoon ON each nf said
days.
LOCKWOOD HOLDEN, }c...,,,
PkLEG MOkRN, -" "
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PORTUS MILES.
DAVID WARD. ~" 70
A. ID 1861 5i.5Q


JASPER IA. GILMAN
Whereas. Hannah VI Gilman of Cabot in tho county
OF Wt-hi gou. heretofore. t0wit the 2jih day ~
November 1850 preferred her petition 20 the supreme
Court holden 40 MonpeIcr iu the count, of Washing
on, setting forth in substance that she married TO
Jasper II. Gilman, then Of Boston, Mass. hy Joseph
Barnard, MH,tor OF she Gospel H said Boston on tic
9h dty NJ December Si7 That she Used with She said
Gilman DO tle strict Observance u the marriage covenant
900 her part, bur that the said Jasper II Gilman has
treated your petitioner with nnlcrable severity; And
pra3 ing that the bands oi MatrimnnV between her and
said Gilman be di.soly cd, and fr alimonl which pc
utou served AMI en- cred in court Aud It appear
ing o. said Court that mo- notiee Of the pending o said
suit has been given 20 be- boec, and aid
tnutd f1r notice % said Jaspe OF the pending said
suit 10 i therefore ordered Boy said Court that unce be
given 20 The petitioner by publication OF this order three
week. successfully in the Vermont Waterman N state
journal the last public tau 20 De ut least six weeks be-
fore hc session " The Supreme Cont nest go be holden
an MouiPeher, iu the county oi Washington the "a
Tuesday Boz August next which shall be sufficient notice
OF tho reudcucy Of This petition
Ciiycn undor ny hand at Montpelier. this 3ls d1y OF
May. 1891. LUTHER NEWCONB CLERK.
WfNG, Lryn TAYIon, Atty's for Petitioner.
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FOR SALE. - The dwelling

house, and buildings, situated Rarre street. Mont
prr Nt being the &c roionee o. Geo W. Nreg de-aed
s Tor sale reasonable terms The hutdinRs nearly now
and In good pair house " we'll mi hcdaud has Al
he modern hat1res good warden and % gatr on Inc
prmiss for terms anil pce enquire Of 7. j. lhhh ee
ock, VI u LUTHER 6REE, Montpelier Of The widow,
resident the premises
Montpelier, Vt. Nov D. y 23.f
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4 ARON 7. BANCROFT's ESTATE

"a State Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS District,
10 Probate Court holden Montpelier, within aud for
said District, on ihc j-h day Of june, A. ID. loll.
Lewis Chamhcru. executor VI the last will aud testa
mmt VI Aaron r Bancroft lave u plaindeld BOO said dis
tnct, deceased presents his administration account for
settlement. Whcreupon t is ordered that tho be
referred Co the 81 day Of July newt at the Probate Of
Gee, BOO said Montpelier, for examination aud allowance
and that all concerned be nnhed hereof by the puhca-
tion OF this order in ihc Vermont Waichman& state
JuuUa printed at Montpelier, three weeks sueccssivc
by as soon may be- that thes may appear o. said time
and place, aud. if They See cause, object thereto.
by order Of court
525 Attest n. A. CHASE, REGISTER
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nR. GREENE'S "SCIENCE OF INDI-
II AN MEDlClNE"-- BY the Natural Indian
System Of Medicine explained in this Book Cancers
Suoula, Humori Of the Blood Diseases Of ihe Throat
and Lungs, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Dropsy Rheu-
matism, Hear, Complaint Female Complaints, and a
great variety Of diseases with which the human body Is
affected, may be successfully treated and much suffering
and premature death prevented. The book is published
by he Boston Indian Medical Institute and viii be sent,
postage prepaid any enclosing four stamps, and
addressing r. GREENE, NJ. D.,
3i Bromfeld ST. Boston Mass.
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r1syrginia made no attack upon her enemies She
tiuod upon her soil, aud they invaded &c. The
0lfu ministers 40 Washington will hardly fail 20 note
4 D.. hct--N eW Orlc1H4 Buiictin.
A fellow out West who had tried to eat a
lrrccn persimmon-which the Hoosiers say
XII pucker up knot hole--haied a stranger
Hullo stranger. say, do look as though |
b.. singing or whistling;' Which is the
.ysH,na trying to do 1t evidently has found
! parsimmon.
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DIsToLS FOR VOLUNTEERS,
/ For sale BY JOHN p LOWELL, importss and
manufacturer Of
DOUBLE AND SINGLE GUNS.
Rifles Pistols Gun locks, Gun Materials ofall kinds
~ Dock Square. up s,airsl Boston
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Presidential CoRREsroNDENcE.-Se
tor R,sseau Of Louisville, recently made a
capital Union speech in the Kentucky Legis-
lature. in the course Of which he brought out
the following bit Of history:
.You. Mr. senator from McCraoken, sanguine
man You think the Union is destroyed. Well, you
nctimcs err. believe you had correspondence with
.vrre Abe In which you committed a glazing error
I'M that only semi official correspondence and
reihaps should not be alluded TO here.
senator Jlhnson (good humorcdly)-Oh, yes tell
Mr. Rosscau--l thank yol. Well as one Of the Sen
f. Of Kentucky you made your most solemn protest
,nst the stahoning Of troops at Cairo, ILL., The pro-
t was very elegant, as is generally what comes from
Aei lttle highfauten ID is true Houi forwarded your
tstr.t 10 Uncle Abe and In due time received reply
beh was too good Joke Tor good natuted gentleman
a Yourself 10 keep all 10 yourself and you disclosed
Unolc Abe replied 10 you that your letter had been
to,cd duly considered and 10 reply he had 10 say 70
m lone Of the Senators from kentucky) that n he had
novu that Cairo, Ill.,, was in your Senatorial District,
would not have sent any soldier within hundred miles
a u tItt point"
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NIASON,s EXTRA spERM on ID

wi FOR LUBRICATING AND BURNING.
For Railroads, Steamers, and Machinsts' use per-
feoty pure Animal Oil, equal to pure Sperm. at much
less cost Best OF reference be given from Machin-
lists Railroads and Steamers where il Is now, and has
been for years used Warranted give perfect satsfio-
ton. Manufactured solely by the undersigned. Also
dealers in Sperm, Lard and Whale OIL.
LEWIS K DURFEE.
IS & 30 Canal ST. Boston.
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YouR CHotog FOR DoLLAR.--This temp
linz offer has recently been extensively dis
,l.ycd in our cities and Villages in connection
!, i,h large quantities Of hashy jewelry pur-
l,3rting to be made Of gold Instead Of being
imlJc of this precious metal, they are manu-
iirturod from a new metallic alloy, called orc
be. a wonderful French discovery, containing
bit particle Of gold, but composed princi-
tlIy Of copper, to which is added zinc, mag
/ rsia. sal ammoniac, quicklime, and tartar.
] 80 closely resembles gold in color, density,
a1I fneness Of grain as to deceive all but
! rlctical experts. Il is duclile and malcable.
. ll can be cast. rolled. drawn, stamped, cha
q. OF beaten into leaves or powder II is
tery cheap, and will not change its appear
i nca by use any more than gold will. and not
8 much as that when IL is much alleged
~ Before noticing patent medicine we
b ave 90 be convinced that it will prove itself
h De all that it is recommended. And we
y 1ud say that the Restorative Cordial and
i ODD RcnQvator Of Prof Wood will stand
tost fully, and in fact it is without any
lbt the first article in market for Purifying
I Blood and strengthening the system. We
ea no hesitation in recommending It's use
1 gL Read the advertisement in another
Z umu
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A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY 1T.

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT is pre-
pared from the recipe Of DR.. Stephen Sweet Of Connect
the great bone aetter and has been used in his prac
hoe for the last twenty years with the astonishing
and will alleviate pain speedily than any other pre-
parat0n For all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders II
is truly infable and a curative for Sores Wounds,
Sprans Bruises, &C. its soothing healing aud powerful
strengthening properties, excite the just wonder and
constituent Of all who have given Il trial Over
four hundred certificates Of remarkable performed
by il within the last two years. attest this fact
See advertisement 37S9cow
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linstnn annfrtisrmrnts.


FROM S. NJ PETrENGlLL * co. BOSTON
MACHINE CUT FILES.-PRlCES RE.
vi DUCED To Mechanics Mschiui.ts. and all
vino use Files.
THE wHIPPLE FILE MANUFACrURING CO.,
call your attention o. her fes because they are CHEAP
tE and METER than any File you use. Read the
following Testimonials .--
New YORK. Feb. q, 1861.
have given the Files made by the "Whipple Manu-
featuring Company" At Ballard Vale, Mass fair trial,
and must say they fir surpass any Files have ever
used. JoHN w. ALEXANDER.
Foreman Shop No. Novelty Iron Works, n. Y.
lsLAND PoND. VI, Sept - 1850
have given the Files made by the "Whipple File
Manufacturing Company severe trial, and hud that
they not only stand the toughest usage but that their
sharpness holds OUT and e~als any have ever used 49,
When this File comes into general use, The expense Of
fitting up will be- much reduced
WARREN MOVES,
Foreman Grand Trunk RI Machine shop
Island Pond, W.