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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-11

KS The discussion in the Senate, Friday after
noon, upon the bill to pay the nine months Yer
mont Volunteers the 81 per month gratuity, was
interesting and animated. Messrs. Stoughton and
Cree, in their earnest advocacy of the bill, spoke
with much warmth and feeling. Mr.. Clark, of
bennington, was certainly unfortunate in the side
which be chose to spouse the Senate being eyi-
dsni'y very strong y Of The opinion that, while the
state had money or credit, it ought not to shrink
trom paying generously the men who uphold the
aJnor of Vermont, and tie Flag OF the Republic,
on the battlefield.
md the Legislature may be assured that the
Vermont Boys now under arms will greet with
Eousns cheers the news of this prompt action OF
She State.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-11

The Democratic Convention in Massachusetts
substantially adopted the Pro-Slavery Conscr-
v4tiye ticket headed by Gen. Dcvens, but boldly
came out in hostility TO the emancipation policy
OF the government. In this respect, it did openly
what the conservatives tried to cover up with
much yerbiage.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-11

The PhTnir, says we learn that three men of
tae llth Vermont have died since the arrival of
,ae regiment in Washington, viz Allen Sweet
company b, Benjamin Ash and Thomas " il
liams, company +.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-11

ASSISTANT CLERKS The Clerk of the House
has appointed DANIEL b. DUDLEY, of Royalton
as his first assistant, and JoHN II. FLAGc, of
Wilmington, his second assistant. They will
make able and accomplished officers, and justify
the judgment of Mr.. STEW ART in their selection.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-11
Religious Notice.

Religious Services The Methodist Episcopal Church
zach Sabbath atIOl2 O'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock, P NJ.
Trsyer Meeting at 1-2 O'Clock P NJ.
Tuesday Evenings-Prsyer Meeting at 6 IL O'Clock.
Class Meeting on Thursday evening at ID O'Clock.
At the Brick Church, REV Mr. Lord S. services on the
Sabbath are 10 IL o'clock A. NJ. and O'clock p. NJ
At the Episcopal Churcn, (Kev Mr. SheOn's, services
ale al " - o'clock, A. NJ, and at = O'Clock, P. NJ
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-11
no All whom il NAV Concern

WHEREAS, my wife, Alma NJ. Harlow has ''
w bed and board, and refuses to return, ,.,i,s
Now this IL to forbid MI persons hsrhotnE " W. rop
her on my account, as shall pay no dtp's " ~"
trseting after this date. ,,og
WILLIAM W. hA""
witness, ISAAC SicHcLs. ,s,.s.,
Bralntree, Oct. 7, 1852.
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WILBOR'S COMPOUND OF
Pure Cod Liver Oil and Lime,

FOR CONSUMPTION it is the only reliable remedy
known II has in thousands OF instances, restored pa
sn that seemed past hope Il recovery and in tens Of
thousands has arrested the disease in lis primary stages
and restored the pa'ieut tn robust health.
BRONCHIrlS It's effect in this troublesome disease
very marked II is necessary 10 persist in its for
considerable length of time
FEMALE DEBILITY To sustain and augment the
vital forces TO make new rich and pure blood 10 build
mp the system; TO restore energy TO the mind
aud hodyno,hug oAn be better adapted than this pre-
parafion.
In Asthma. General Debility, Emaciaton, Coughs, IL
is reliable remedy Nue-tenths Of the where it
is supposed fail simply arise from the remedy being
abandoned before its beneficial effect become obvious
BE careful and gt the genuine. Manufactured only by
A WILBOH. Chemist, 1875 Court St, Boston.
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- FATE OF VERM ION ,
y KANnOIpH DISTRICr IS

In Probate Court, held at Brookfcd, within and for
said District on the 9th day Of May, A. d. 1862.
An Instrument, purporing to be the last viii and
Testament Of Daniel Bean, late Of Wlliamstown, in
said district deceased, being presented 10 the Court by
Alex. Smith, the executor therein named, for Probate
II is ordered by said court that all persons rned
therein be notified TO appear AZ session Of said court to
he holden the Registers Office IN Brook field on the
9th day Of june A. ID 1862 and show cause any they
may have. against the Probate Of said win for which
purpose il is further ordered that copy Of the record "
his order be Published three weeks succcssvcy in the
Vermont Waterman q State Journal, printed at Mont
pcer, previous TO aid time appointed for hearing.
true copy q record
OOO2 Attest j. r. CLRAVRLAND Register
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Deaths.

In Lowell Mass May 10, Mrs Abby A., wife Of SAEl-
uo d Whiuemore, aged "a years.
In Montpelier. April 80. Mrs Maranda NJ Noyes wife
of VIM. Moves. aged o years.
la nanyile May 7. fancy c., dauRhtrT ~ George 4,
II, aud Almira Page, aged IS wears and months.
In braniTce, May /, Ruth Ann. daughter Of Isaac T.
Berry, aged Is years -ud montbs
In Hydepark, May Merritt, only ton of John Whit.
comb, aged years
In johnson. April 49, Luther ID Newton, aged 81.
A. Fortress Monroe, Va. April 81, Wm. H. III Hold.
lidge Bangor, n " Of the ypluniscis In the ssh
Regiment aud youngss Of John iiolddge Of John>
son, aged 81 years
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DAN RICHARDSON. lca.,,.
II j. GLEASON, No"
Waitsfeld. Anril 49, A. d. 1867 $500

- T A T T. OF V + K NJ o n T
- DISTRICT OF RANDOLPH, SIS.
In Probate Court, held at Chelsea, within and for
said district the 26th day Of April, A d. 1862.
An instrument, purportug be the last will and tes
of Robert Wilson, late Of Orange 10 said district,
deceased being presented to the Court boy Hannah Wilson
and William W. Wilson, the sXeoutors therein named,
for probate II is ordered by said Court that all per-
concerned therein, be notified TO appear session
Of said Court be holden the Probate Office in Che
sea- the l5h day Of May. AID 1862 and show cause,
ay they may have against the Probate of said VIII for
which purpose is further ordered that copy OF the
cord ~ this order be published three week successfully In
the Vermont Waterman X State journal, printed at
Montpelier previous said time appointed tof hearing
true copy Of record
Iidge
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Rarriagrs.

In Montpelier, May n. BY Rev. y. j. Scott Mr.. Or
Vile Dewey and Miss Fannie II. Wilams, both of NJ,
Ia Montpelier at the Pavilion, MAY "A. by Rev. w II.
Lo;d, Mr. Ezra 2. Niohols aud Mics Paulina A. Clark
Also Mr. IL CLARK and Miss Ellen Wood all Of Barre
"a va jamestown, MAY IA, by Rev. y. +. Barnard, Mr..
Henry b Howard, ~ Randolph, AMI Miss LutheIa
Bumham, daughter % David Bunham, Esq, OF VII
hamstpNn
Ia Wa. cest,r, MAY sh Mr. Henry A.. nlOagetl Of
Whliamstown, and Miss clariada MaxhNnl, OF Wor-
cfstcT
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BATCHELOR,s HAIR DIE.

TIE UT0I N TIE WVTII
W A. BArcHsLon's SPLENDID HAIR DYB Is the
Original and only Reliable and Harmelcss Hair Dye
known. instantaneous IN is effect does stain the
skin, aud invgoraes the hair for life BE careful and
use none other than The genuine. signed each side Of
every box-WtLLtAN a. BArcHELoR. So by all respect
abb, Druggists and Fancy Goods Stores everywhere
Mandatory No. 81 Barclay St (aie &c Bond st. and
and 1913 Broadvay,) New York. 500l
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TACOR BFNNETT'S ESTATE

~ State Of Vermont ashington District. s..
In Probate Court. holden at Montpelier, in and for
said district, the 9Th day Of May, A. d. 1862
Andrew English executor Of the last will and testi-
VI jacob Bennett late Of Marshheld in said district
deceased makes application to said court for extension
Of the time heretofore allowed him to pay the debts due
from said estate aud render his administration account
until future day Whereupon it tx ordered by said
said application be heard the Probate office
in Montpelier. the 9th day Of May, A. D. 1862 I;
and II is further ordered that notice be given 70 all per-
concerned by the publication Of this order in the
Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed at Mont
peler three weeks successvey, before said hearing.
BY the Court.
q9Ol Attest, T. r. MERRILL. Judpa
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ERRINGTON w. HASTINGS ESTATE.
~ The subscribers. having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court for the District OF ashington,
commissioner receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands % an persons against the estate Of Dcing
Hastings, late Of watsheld. in said district, de-
ceased represented novent aud the term Of six months
from the 5h day N Auri 1862, being allowed by said
the creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove
their respective claim. before Give notice. that
will attend the duties uf our appointment at the dwell
said district the lst Saturdays Of June and October
next, al one o'clock, ia the afternoon each OF said
days.
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10 j. b. Slayton OF Stowe furnishes the
Hydepark NetUsdeaier statement of the a.
mount of sugar he has made for the past six
years. lie has only eighty trees seattle :
ed over some four or five acres Of uneven aud
some y hat rocky pasture, --mostly OF second
growth, and from twelve to twenty inches in
diameter The trees are tapped with 3-slhs
bit, using lin spouts AID tin buckets. Dur
ing the six years he has made $3.50 pounds OF
sugar no season making less than 430,
never more than CPS, he amount this season
being $50.
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$500 Nv w '. rERLRY c. ZONES. Judge.
IXTARREN BROWNS ESTATE.

w State Of Yermont--Randoph District, SIS.
la Probate Court holden at Chelsea, within and for
said district on the 26ih day Of April, A.D 1862
Don G. Brown and Abigail Brown, administrators on
the Of Warren Brown, late Of Washington, in sad
district deceased present their administration account
for settlement Whrrcupou Il Is ordered that the
be- referred the ION Day OF June 1852 the Probate
Office in said Chelsea for examination aud allowance
and that an concerned be notified hereof by the puhiea
ton Il this order in the Vermont Waterman State
Journal printed at Montpee-, three weeks aucetssivey
may be- that they may appear, and, at said
time and place n they cause, object thereto.
BY order OF court
$500 PERLEY c. JONES, Judge
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oo6II ''' ''''' Attest, I. r. MERRILL, Judga
TOXIN O'LARA's STATE.

IN l. A RA'S ESTAT L.
~ The subscribers. having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Cour, for the district Of Washngton
commissioners, receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all PERSONS against the o. John
u'Laa late NJ Duxbry 10 said district deceased repre-
scented nsayeut and The OF six months from the Sd
day N Apu 1852 being allowed by said court to the cred
ors Of said deceased exhibit and prove their respective
claims before Give notice. that will attend 10 the
duics OF appOiu the hotel u Jercmiah Brown,
In Waterbury, in said district, the 81 day Of June
and October next, one o'clock, in the afternoon,
each Of said days
NATHANIEL MOODY, 2raa,.
HEMAN MORSE, Nom 10
Waterbury, April SON. A d. 1862 g9Ol
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Legal Aotirrs.

NOTlCE.-This is to certify that have,
his time during the remainder Of his mnority shall
claim Of his earnings pay debts Of his
tracing after this date. CHARLES LAWRENCE.
Berlin, May I, 1862 0l02
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pERLEY c. JONES, Judge.
A MEXICAN HOUSE, Bosrox,

A NJ ERICAN II OU S T., - BoSToS,
"a l. the largest and hest arranged Hotel in the
New England States is centrally l1oacd, and easy Of
from all the routes Of travel 10 contains all the
modern improvements and every convenience for the
comfort and accommodation Of the travelling public -
The sleeping large and well ventilated tho
suites N ro0ms well arranged anG completely fur
nishcd Tor families and large travelling PARTIES, and the
house will continue be kept hrt class hotel in
every respect. LEWIS RICE, Proprietor.
Boston Jan. 1862. inSil 10
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
fNyATTp

Published fjr the benefit aud warning and can
ton TO young men who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, &c supplying at the time the
means u SetCue. by WIN has cured himself After
being put 10 great expense through medical imposition
and quackery by enclosing post-paid addressed en-
ycopc, stNotr Curifs may be had Of tho author, MA
IhANiEL MAYFAIR. Esq, Bedford King County.
Nork
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N. AL nnWNS, EIIXIR

We are happy 70 inform readers that the lawsuit
Jasper CrRrrs rs DowNs \ HBNRY, n pcrpeiusl In
junction having been granted against said Curtis which
puts stop to the circulation Of his Elixir. DOWNS
ELIXIR (the genuuc is Of the best Rxpectorants
nov in and glad 70 hcar ~ his decision Of
the Court. JOHN +. HENRY \ Co.
Successors TO Downs Henry,
W a. DIV Waterbury VI
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A. W POLLARD,
G Cont, Street, Boston. Mass.
+. II. ROBINSON'S
| \ - tx &c NJ SOA PS.

4 ~ = - - I - n L 4 - ~ ~ L ~
Two SILVER MEDALS AWARDED.
SILVER sOAP--f1r cleaning Silver, Britannia and
Plated Wares, Jcwery, Mirrors Marble Artificial Teeth
Plate NC; warranted 90 cint,in nothing tina, can tossi
bly, ujure the finest metals stoncs-or the most
delicate skin, though not designed Tor toilet use.
o. See tes'imonas and directions 4rao8,p lnyiHg ea,6
cake.
is superior any other Soap for cie4fng dae house
paint the alkaline strength being insult lent affect
inmously the paint, which almost touch becomes
as fresh as new.
PUMICE SOAP instantly removes Ink, Pitch, Var
nish, Acid aud other Stains from the hands, leaving
thcu srf and white Its equal TO the best French
poaclic. and is sold for less than half the price
DENTAL SOAP, made erpressly for the Teeth Of the
purcst materials aud agreeable the taste Physicians
and other scientific have demonstrated the fact that
the Teeth and Gums If aH infested with Animal Par
asitos Careful aud repeated experiments have proved
that soap Is The only agent that oH destroy them with
out injury TO the organs.
Manufactured only by the BosroS TSnBxIoA1 SOAR
COMPANY. GEO. W. STAFFORD CO.. Agents,
Is Sudbury St, Boston.
sold by Druggists and Dealers generally.
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S. NJ. PETTINGILL & Co.'S advertising
agency in New York has been removed from
many years we have done business with this
firm both at their New York and Boston Off
ces, and for promptness, iaithfulness and re-
liability they are unsurpassed. While so many
bogus advertising agencies are springing up
in the cities, whose chief object is to victim
ize and swinde the country press, it is graft
flying to refer to "a firm which sustains an I'M
improbable character for honorable and
prompt dealing Such firm is S. NJ. Pet
tingill & Co., and they are deserving the con-
fidenee of the advertising public. Their or
ders will be thankfully received at this of
fee.
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T. n NJ W r. r. N Il i
~ - ~ -RETw EEN--
So sfSasSe NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
Landing aud embarkiug Passengers at QuBENsrowN,
Ureilnd.l The Liverpool, New York aud Philadelphia
Steamship Company intend spachiug then flA-power-
ed C3 de-bu Iron Steamships as follows
ETNd. SATURDAY, Nay H.
EDINBURGH Slt, = 10. Nag %
err or BALTIMORE, Saturday. M1g 81.
aud every saturday from Pier a, North River, al noon
RATES or PASSAGE.
FIRST CABIN, SO 10 SlkEhAGE, 5000
do. London, 500 do 20 London 80 90
do. T. Paris 50o DO. to raris' $500
Passengers forwarded to Aavre, Bremen, Rotterdam,
Antwerp. sc, at equally low rates.
Persons wishing to bring out ihcir friends buy
tickets here AZ the following rates. 90 New York From
Liverpool OF Queenstown lst CABIN, SO, Ssj and sos
Storage nom Liverpool "a 90. From Queenstown
sWOl
These Steamers have superior Accommodations for
passengers and carry experienced surgeons. They are
built Water-tght Iron Sections, and have Patent Fire
Aunihiiators on board
F1r further information apply in Liverpool to WIN
lNMAN, Agent, p Water Street, lu Glasgow 10 WIN,
tNMAN, 81 Eu.rh Square iu Qureustlwn 10 @. a
W. ID. SEYHOJ Il & CO.; 10 London % kIN rs &
MACY. 81 Ming William ST. IN Paris to LES
DECOUE.5 Place de- "a ursei In Philadelphia to
JOHN O. UALE, lll Walnut Street; or at the Com
pany' Offices. JOHN q. DALE, AgeNt,
$500 10 BrOaacay, y. J.
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NoRFoLK NAVY YARD.-1he destruction
Of the Norfolk Navy Yard and its valuable
stores for ship-buildipg is one Of the most
serious losses to the government that has yet
occurred As it is one Of the best sites for
be Immediately rebuilt. Much comment has
been elected as to why a movement against
Norfolk was not long since made The
Washington correspondent Of the n Y. Times
explains the matter as follows
''Ihe reason for NOT earlier moving against Norfolk
the hone the pert % Gen. Mcclellan that the
capture of Richmond, Norfolk would II necessity fall,
and The Navy yard and millions of dollars worth az
docks, machinery building and shp-tmber revert uniu-
Jurcd 90 the United states Government His advance
caused It's evacuation and fall hu rebel vandalism ilcd
President in ID, hope o take the property uniuured
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Boston ADVERTISEMENTS.
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This Institution established for the Of Dis
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ly diseatding the use Of Poisonous Drugs.
Many diseases. such scrolula, Humors Of the Blood
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Complaint, Heart Complaint, Rheumatism Female
Complaints and great variety Of ordinary Diseases are
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any part Of the country with full directions.
Persons having Cancers, or those afflicted with com
pcated Diseases should Immediately avail themselves oi
Dr. Grccno's personal attention.
Consultation at the Office or by mail fee Of charge.
DR. Greene will be at the office from AM. to PM.
Ihe Office vii be opcn, and competent persons iu at
tendance, from A NJ, 90 = NJ
an communications should be- directed 10 r. GREENE.
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NotE Pcr.ons wishing to investigate thi. method II
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PARTY MoyEMENrs.--- The Democratic
Members Of Congress have issued an address
to the Democracy Of the United States, which
is equally wanting in patriotism and truth
fitness. It's avowed object is the continued
organization and success of the Democratic
party but the disguise under which its real
object is attempted to be concealed is too
aimsy, and reveals too plainly to be mistaken
that the authors of it only seek restoration
of political harmony with the Democracy Of
the South when the rebellion shall have been
crushed out. Immediately following this ad-
dress we have the announcement Of a caucus
of the so-oaled conservatives in Congress
to take action against the radical measures
now pending in Congress. Some Of the par
Elephants in this caucus are as radical for
slavery as any hatthey oppose can be against
IT, and their efforts can have little weight
with the people. We shall refer to these
significant movements at another time
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lNAlNN NuiNN NN'lH AND NAFT
leave Montpelier at 80 n. 3j p a.. and 10 i5rw.
Matt Ii.Ais leaves Houses Point a. 400 A. NJ, ST..
Adams 40 80 ~ burlington liam. connecting 40
River 81 Johu.burj ud Iiiuetou. aud with Northern
X. u for Boston. Lowell Worcester, SIC snd connect
ing ST Believe Falls with Cheshire X Il for Boston
and with Vermont Valley y flr Springfield. New
Haven and New YORK.. arriving In New ork at 10 IS
ACCOMMODATIONS IUttN leaves N0uso's Point At G. 40
An. fpt B Ellington and Northheid
NtGm eXrNH.s rnAts lenvrs Ordrusburg At u 90
~. Montreal At 81 ", N0uscs Point At Go p. NJ.
suiv'ug az Boston 81 30 4. o., connecting Bellows
Fails win cheshuc a. 3nr Boston aud Worcester
end with Vermont Valley g. 81. 'or Springfield and
New Haven aud arriving iatNew Ysrk 90 4.2Or.M.
TRAINS ootNo NoRrH AND WRsr
Leave Montpelier at 3.OS AN, $50 An. and455pM.
MAIL TRAIN lcavcs Boston az 30 A. H. r,a DWELL
Lawrence or Ftchuurg Leaves Springfield at 25 A. w..
Bellows Falls at ~ % a.. connecting at White River
passumpsc H. q 'or and from ST. Iousbury and Little
ton, arriving 40 Burlington o. 90 and ST. Adams
A. 40 ~. aud Osden.burgh az 250 AN
ACCOMMODATIONS lHNfN leaves Nurthhcld az 20 A.
" aul 6uriu4i1n at 10 80 A m Tor kouses Point and
Montreal
NteHI ExruEs- TRAIN leaves Bellows Fails at IS
g. A.. receiving passenger from Vermont Valley 70 u.
leaving Nov York an 500 NJ oud from Cheshire H..
connecting NJ White River Junction With train leaving
Boston az $50 D. n rta. Lowell or Lawrence Leaves
White River junction 40 ~ SO arriving At Burng-
ton 30 90 N, Rousfs raiut It'll ~ A. NJ Montreal
ing vih Guud lIunk raus for Detroit. Chicago and
the N.
Seruing are attached TO both the night cxpress
trains canning between Nouse's Point and Boston.
Through icker f1r Chicago aud the lest Tor sale
q Afgpprrf
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VICTORY COFFEE.-The subscriber de-
sres 20 call the attention Of the trade New ~ g.
land 90 article which they have prepared with the
above trade mark, VICTORY COFFEE This C. fee
its ingredients being chiefly Coffee and Dandeliou Put
up in pound papers, go pounds 20 box. No family
will be without IL after using IT, the price being
within the reach of all Dealers advised that their
orders sent 20 Wholesale Groccrs Ia Boston, the
Factory IS Ch,resowu Street. Boston. will with
prompt attention HAYWARD N co
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