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TEETH. TEETH
e., DR.. GEO. w. MILES,
WYYfb Dentist.

After very successful practice of over ten
months in Lyndon, would return his sincere
thanks to the citizens of this, and the adjoining
towns. for their LIBERAL patronage and support
And he hopes by strict attention to business to
merit continuance of the same.
lie is using the T"lc 'ni-ed Rubber, which
meets with such universal favor, as base for
Artificial Teeth; but costs not half as much
as gold He trusts he can do his work as WELL
and knows he can cheaper than any other dentist
in this vi,inity. Owing to his situation his ex-
uenses are trifing compared with those i'll Larger
places and as he wishes to introduce his work
n can afford to work cheaper. and he does too
As proof of the above, al! are invited to call,
ex3 mine specimens of work. enquire prices, &c.
Finer and chloroforn administered. Teeth ex-
AHMED gratis. References furnished. A good
a, sr'tmen. of tooth brushes ard powders. All
operations WARRANTED.
Office at His Drug Store.
Lyndon, July 10, 1863 54tt
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CTAGE MOTTO E.!
Daily line of Stages, between
ST. JOHNSBURY AND MONTPELIER

Daily line OF Stages between
ST. JOHNSBURY AND MONTPELIER
VI. The travelling public are informed that ar
rangemonts have been made establi hing a daily
line Of stages between s. JohnsDury and Mont
Z elier. connecting Wit the Passenger traAs a.
both end Of said route, SO as to enable passen-
gers TO travel over tn same daily instead OF TIL
weekly as heretofore.
cong Vest this Stage vii leave St. Johnsbu
every day. on thu arrival II III Passer er up
train. pa, sing through Dan lille. "est i'.nvllie
East Cabot r. ach NJ 70 naf LAY h use Al Cabot
a, acout 9 o'clock. p. NJ Leave Cabot next
morning. passing through dar >hrield, .'IaInteld,
East Montpelier reacHlns N"2'p'-oi IN season
to connect with the o'clo <, i " trains. both
for Roston and for Ogdensoa-2 and the West.
Going East, this Stage WI. leave Montpelier
every da , a, about 3 clock, p. NJ on the arriva!
Of lie Boston and Western trains-passins
through tae above named towns to Cabot over
night-.eaying there next morning in season t
take tho carly down IT ~? Oh the Passumpsic, al
81 JohDsbury.
II will he seen that Passengers, by this arrange
ment, can leave ST. John>CHry, any week day, af
ter tea and reach Moi.t,e: in season for bre az
Iohnsb,.ry within the same hours, passing the
night al Cabot each way.
are through, fire n st. Johnsbury to Montpe
lier, - 20.
FRANCIS RICHARDSON,
Proprietor and Driver. ST. Johusbury to Cabo
ENOCH W. ROLLINS,
Proprietor and Dr or. Cabot to Montpelier
August 3. 1868 5Stf
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Al PROBATE I,,uII eil '.->,-g. h. AID P-,rc
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estate ililGr- tx 49, Il 80. Jrfl... aIrl-
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ORDER OF NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
nANIEI. FVERY.S ESrArr

DANIEL ENERT'S ESTATE
Al Probate Court held al The Pro3a:e G-sr. IL ~
JOIN >lauTy, the s>;h day oi Sept A ID. lsss
heEca> Lewis Pierce adniiu>Irai,'T .l.--
Aau-Nn ca the estate ii Daniel Enerv late tf lks,- s.
SAID ll>ira'i c-Cea~ed. proposes 10 Tel2c- a,,r-
hi administrator ami Ia pieseni h3> 4, n.:1 .
sad estate Tor examination aud aioS ~, ~
"i i-aRil paiii' "a s-d u!S;-Uu;i3l 90 lc lrlgIt -
estate. 2fltT degree OF >aid court auen- iU- l-.
who AZ bv laN ell,'tl-d "a The Al ! jt,,-,.
deTed hE aid Osu ASt >aid application under e.
>idefaioI ald lie heard The probate ,hue IN s.
fury IN The l1lh Jay % oCIoter ID. 1853 Aal &. t
Their ordered. that al -Tscu> interested l,.ed nt.
ty publication Of 4 Ciy --co-d 81 ih> oT3,- w r
ta-cv,:an- printed ST s. j. lllStlry three weeks -,-
sivtly previous L. sad te II hea in- that IhrE ma
,car arl1 contest ne allowance pt sid account J. H..
AID also e heard i,y said court IL Tie mat.
II partition = ID distribution 81 said esla.e.
l. The -,Our1.
Attest, ASA L. FRENCH Ius-.
TIE JoIg & .-CG7d
Jrd. ATfc>F, Asa L. FRENCH. Jre-,
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GnSOO WILL BE FORFEITED BY
NeNVJ. DIR. /. DIX If failing TO cure

in less time than any other physician, eectua,
and permanently with less restraint from occupati
fear Of exposure all weather. with safe and pleasant
III edici-les, SELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HAh Is,
lerr effects and cnnseqlci ceS, SPECIAL AILMENTS
AND SITUATIONS incident to mar led and single L.
lies; SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS Mer-
curial Affections En- p> and all diseases OF the Skin
Ulcers nf the Noe, Throat and BODY Pimples on IN,
Face Swenss OF II Joints. Nervousness, Constitution
and other Weaknesses Youth and the more advanced
of AL ayt If ioih sexes. sillge married.
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DR. SWEET S INFALLIBLE
IINNIE\T.
THE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY
For rheumatism, Govt, Neural ia, Lumbaso,
Stiff Neck and JOINTS Sprains. Bruises.
Cuts and Wounds, Piles. Headache.
ard all Rher matte and Nervous
Disorders.

For all Of which 1t is a speedy ard certain rem
edy and never fails. This Lniment is preparcd
from the recipe of DIR Stephen Sweet of Connect
cut. the famous bone setter. and has been used in
his practice for more than twenty ars with the
most astonishing success.
AS an alleviator of pain. il is unriva!!ed hy any
preparation before the public Of which the most
skeptical may be convinced by a single trial.
This Iniment will cure rapidly and radically
Rheumatic Disorders of every kind and in tbon
sands Of cases where it has been used i, has never
been known to fail.
For Neuralgia. it will afford immediate relief in
every case. however distressing
1t will relieve the worst eases of Headache IL,
three minutes and is warranted to do il.
Toothache also will it cure instantly
For Nervous Debility and General Lassi,ude
arising from impiudencc or excess. this Linimen,
Is d most happy and unfaiiing remedy Actino
directly on the nervous tissues it strengthens and
revvites the system, and restores it to elasticity
and igor.
For Piles. as an external remedy. ge claim tina I
1t is the best known. and We challenge thc world
to produce an equal. Every victim Of this dis
tressng complaint should give it a trial. for i,
will not fail to afford immediate relief. and in :.
majority Of cases will eject a radical cure
Clumsy and Sore Throat are sometimes extreme
~ malignant and dangerous. but timely a,,nli-
cation OF this Eminent will never fail to cure.
SpraIns are sometimes very obstinate and en-
iarSemen Of the joints is liable to occur if neglect
ed. The worst case may be conquered by this
Llninent lii two or three days.
Bruises. Cuts Wounds. Sores. Ulcers. Burns
and Scaids. yield readily to the wonderful healing
properties Of Dr Sweets lilfallbe Liniment. when
used according to directions. Also. Chiblaips.
Frosted Feet, and Insect Bites and Stines.
EVERY HORSE OWNER
Should have this remedy at hand, 70. It's timely
use d, the first appearance of LameneSs will e.
fectually prevent those formidable diseases. 70
which all horses are liable. and which render so
many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to
The wonderful curative properties of this LinimeDt
have been received within the last two years. and
many them from persons in the highest ranks
of life.
CAtTION.-To avoid imposition. observe the
and Likeness of Or Stephen Sweet on
every label, and also Stephen Sweets lnfallibIe
Imminent blown in the glass Of each bottle, with
out which meme are genuine.
RICHARDSON & co.
Geo II 81 ly Sole Proprietors. Norwich Ct.
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A q o O ID FARM
G FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

One Of the best farms on Conn river, On faror-
able terms.
Situated q miles ABOVE Windsor Village. con-
tanning - acres Of valley pasture. woodland.
suitably divided and well fenced There is an in
eNhausi'bIe supply Of muck On the farm, also, a
good maple orchard.
ivV selected fruit trees, just beginning 10 bear.
cation Is second to none in Win isor Co. There
are iour barns conveniently arranged, with run
hihS water at each, p;ggeTy. corn barn, carriage
house, tool room. etc.
he house Is brick. II stories, high studded.
very roomy. and frst-rate cellar. Also bath
room with hot and cold water through the house
and Is IN every respect a irst-rate farm house
there IS also cottage house of six rooms on the
ialm. Any person in want of first class farm
Is invited to examine the above; satisfactory rea
sons viii be given for selling. The particulars
VIII be given on application to the undersigned
on the premises.
Windsor, Sept. q, 1863. 65u
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. v.I.NINSiONE.S' NOTI,
DANIEL HEATB'S ESTATE.

DAA 81 HEA 4 : f-S1A Z
Inc Slt'>gyT>. isviIs tsel a's tied hy ire II ,5
Probate. &, fbr tiTJi q. -..l3. CONAN
= r-a'niG~. alG ..'iiaes al ola ana q.
10 d i.---ssI~ S-ai-l>t ne estate a. Iaf'l t.--
la-r 81 s;r0. = ARA ,.>iTiC., Deceased
~; i-s>Stf al -l- Term - months r-l.
dty 90 S-.-. ls,S b sg allow ny aid ,.- -. 60
,~-,:i, - t-'-a>-c. l. cyl 4 -l.u p-.g- -
~ilcC-lNv c.A..I, i,s.Br u. 90. rlgs ...-
e. - d-J'e> - ON s.g .Lil-1i a. ifi- Gst.--4
FTAl.Sl.u 'ira-a. . al. ia 1s>,-s. .,l -r
80 = oven Al; a dag 81 N4rCn - ole .
N lle a.l,.-.sl.- - each Il oiid iag-
q CLARK
S5., X r. GOODWIN. ,'.- .--
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O S T E V E n S

You al
ways iinl
large & well
selected
sortlnent of
Jewelry and
rich Fancy
Goods, Silver Ware,
Books and
Music sit's a1d xgsi-
cal instruments, Per-
tu,nery, Toilet Arti
'i ley. ro SI'
T. II. HUwARD'S
which he will sell cheap for
cash. His large stock Of Goods
consist IN pa t o! file Gold 4 Silver
Watches, from the best English, Swiss,
and French manufacturers also Il good
assortment Of An:e lean Watches OF every
=: ., n gold and sill er cases Gold Fob.
Vest, t,uart,& Neck Chains Gold Sill
yer and Steel bowed SltctS, Gold and
S liver Rings Gold, Cameo Lava Ear
Rngs& PnsStuds, Sleeve Buttons,
Slides, HGoks.S &c good lot
Of day nd 81 hour Clocks
with or without alarms warrant
ed good time kt eprrs. NY STOCK OF
Silver Ware for Qualify and beau
tycan not be beat i'll the State IL con-
sists Of Fruit, CAKE, Gard and Su- gar
Ras- Ec:s Tea Sets. Cups, G0bletS. Cas- TORS
and Nsnkin Rings; Spoons Forks, &C.
Al 80 Pie Fruit, Butter. Fish, Ia
~ Dis AMI Tea Knives But Z
Ter Cool ers, Syrup
Pitchers, spoon
Hold erS.
You Will fnt that
Howard keeps
full assoTt- ment OF the
Text Books which were
recon- mended
by the Board
ofEd- uca-
ton. Toys
for the
lit tie
folks. Call at
Towards on Main ST.
and satisfy yourself as
TO THE TRUTH OF THE ABOVE SHIPMENTS
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The undersigned who has been well known il.
this par: OF the state for 20 wears. as Marble
Worker. continues ~ manufacture Monuments
Grave Stones and Ornamental Work of every
stve 81 pattern. 20 suit ever. body; and in vieN
OF the fact that he does the most expensive part
% the work himself. lie sell ices liz; no
man can i've e. AMI hire his work done and paw
his 2i.S l. i well e>:a5li>hc, :ac; that man,
always succeeds the best who * i!a best acquaint-
cd Win the business which he i in What sane
man would think of getting :, fine proportional.
and well finished monument. designed and exc
cu,ed under the directions OF 4 man who had
tended mil OF pedded lin lfyou want a
good job 20 20 good mechanic tell him wha;
YOU want. and YOU will get the best work and the
lowest price. hose vino are about TO purchase
Monuments or Grave Stones. will find lust what
Will >uit them by coming - Lyndon. or BY writing
full particulars. and every iob will he executed
with hdeity and strict regard 20 the wishes o: the
purchaser g. 7. SPENCER.
Lyndon. Jan. /. 1858. 2.-f
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COMM SSEOtERS NOfgCE.
CALVIN CI ARhS ESTATE

81 al -'i.-csi,r-, ia- afi,ainiti Pr p '.-.
t-.a-i- - l- i- , - slci.la. Com .-iaa - --
t.ssr 'ssE' Air iiu>i al claims -!-,.l l- a 81
;"'i-''-> --3l-. 1I- estate "i Gallil LA. Ia.
'HTot d. - >sI a. irlCi deceased. Represented
Vent hereby -ry- notice that IN nlu'sl.> r. q IT, -
'iaA - 4 IL A. II. l>sS allowed rr ,-,i g.
Present ii-'r CLAIMS 10 >ail C'Iui~>ia,gv--
Ailal and an-Uanoe- AM Thai pA I..-vt
fpNc al lie dwelling b. .f he = isR La.
ia ''r'i ia. IA >sll District 5i- e>;l 'aH N.--
ant 18th ias February 1.ext a. 40 O'clock ia Ia --
HON. OF raCl . said aSk>
JOHN BUCHANAN. 4,
,s-5S J,,ilS KnsFaT> Ca =
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Alter extensive practice OF upwards nr twenty
ears continues 10 SECURE Patents IN the UIi,i States
caveats Hpe'1il'afi'iS 8'is ASSIGNMENTS a! all Pa
perS or Drawings nr Patents XrCut-d on liberal rerIn,
rnd win despatch searches made into American or
["sel-n worn> 10 de"rnilI" the validity or utility r y
tents or nv"m"r-- AID legal other atvice reu,crrl
IN al niatters touching the Copies of the claims
nj ANY Patent furnished lay RENTING One Dollar As
signmentS recorded at Washington.
me agency Is not only the largest in New England
ht through II inventors nave advantages Tor seClr .
Patents, oil aS"ertai- the paIpahi.ity OF in,.ntmn,
anSurpaSsed by, II not Immediately superior TO- any
winch can tie o"rcd them sl>ew here Tie
below given prove that Is r.ore successful at he
Patent ohCe than the subscriber and as success. i thr
best proof OF advantage, ard alty he wnUi1 Td
ne ia> u!ta"1 to believe and can prny. thai
no other Office OF the Kind the charges Tor sion
al services moderate The immense nracfiCn 81 tb.
CURING twenty years pas! has enabled him TO
accumulate vast collection Specification ami official
decisions relative 10 patents.
These besides his extensive library of legal and mo-
.ha'a works ana iui accounts of patents granted IN
te United States and Europe, render him aole bevod
All necessity of journey to Washington To- nr"cnre
ana the usual great delay there are here saved
Iesard MI; Eddy one olthe most capable and
intercourse CHARLES MASON.
,, Commissioner of Patents
cannot employ person pmpetent and Trustworthy
ana more capable of putting their applications in form
, lo Them an early and favorable consideration
NV r-CMl n u 81 hhE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents
MI rs H. Eddy has mace for me thirteen applications
h al oui one OF which patents have been granted and
maj Is no" pending Such unmiStakabe proof of great
talent and ability Oh his part leads me TO recommend a.
inventors to apply to him TO procure their patents
te! may be sure OF having the faithful attention
ges." J0iyN r a%D n nIaI
Durs tight months the subscriber in course of hi
Se piacuce made on twice rejected applications six
een Appeals, every one OF which decided in hi, IA
yer, by the Commissioner of paten,s " MS i"
Boston Dee. l9. 1862 49,
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500 BOUNTY
PENSIONS AND BACK PAY

would say to al concerned that as l am IN
A"ei.' for procuring bOUNTIES. PENSIONS and
~ PAY. due to invalid soldiers. widows
'"tNers or minor children, and having communi.
$ ;a,in with y. S. Paymaster can obtain the
MON y fer them in the least possible time and
WIN s;nali EXPENSE. No charge in any case IN
less SUGGEST Information given gratis. and all
1onm !n'cations % mai! promptly answered if 3
stamp is enclosed to prepay the return.
HIRAM A. CUTTING.
Lunen5urgh, Vt, Dec. 5, 1852.
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HEAVY

This is acknowledged by all to be the best
branch of the service any one can enlis, into who
is desirous Of serving his country in the capacity
of a soldier.
Pay of enlisted men from 500 to sos per month.
Food, quarters. clothing and medical attendance.
So bounty one months government paw. (Sl3)
and s. premium paid on being mustered into the
l. ) service, and further bounty of SIS. at
expiration Of service
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
BARTLETT n TEACHER.
DACk PAY AND BOUNTY.

Back paw and bounties due deceased soldiers,
entitled thereto By acts Of Congress. will be OBJ
tained by the Subscriber for RI asonabie cOmpen-
sation. CHARLES c. NEWELL.
EaS. Rurke VI Ju.y :. 1882 2f
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Tie best and cheapest household remedy in
the World.
MAD. ZADOC PCRTER'S GREAT COUGH REMEDY.
Ma.isme Zadoc Porers CnTaii:e Halsam is warranted
if used according "a The dice i'll all cases
Coughs. Colds. huUiug Cuu-- Asthma and alice
Ii IL 81 The Ihr,It and Lungs
MAdi'.c Ziduc orr~ >.ra ! prepared with ali ;te
remedies III vegetable kingdom aifvi. l. remedial
qualities based -" il power the healthy and
N.-Crvu> circulation ii TT blood through the lungs IL -
moi violent Temedy. but enuleut warning, searching
AMI effective be taken tg the oldest person OF young
est, l!..
Madame Za.S Por:er'S BalSm has been in By the
puC iUI eve /, years. and mas acquired liz present
I" Incl. Athlete friends and Others.
MJST !gPOEIANT.-Ma ia.ue Lacoc POriers Curative
Bdl-an i sold d price which 'Tiu-> IL III the reach
OF every ole I" GecIit convenient ir The 1ies
Use OF single bottle will prove be worth Lao tunes liz
cost
NoT:CE-Save Your money. DO hot be persuaded 10
purchase articles 81 which 80 contain The viz
The l5ceut bottle oil Madame Posters Curative Bal
cost ii manufacturing which IS great that
y almost lt..T medicine. Jnd the very low prlCe al
winch J, Sold nakeS The pro1t I" The SELL apparently
snd j. aId UuiTlHcipei dealers will times
mend other neicI VII Cn their profits larger.
Unless the customers II!>iSi Up, having tae PUrteI's
and none ASK Msian- Pur"r's Curative Bil
price Is and in LAT tttes - cents, and
another.
s Sold by all druggists sOrel eel II cents
aid la Larger hnttis> - cents
HALLS RCCKEL, Propre'"r>, New York
u. {. GOODWIN 4 60 No IL Marshall street. BIS
ton General A gents 1or New England. 39->5
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PAINTING, GLAZING AND
PAPER NGING.

The subscriber is prepared to do all kinds of
the above work with dispatch and in good man
ner. Particular attention paid to granting in
oil. Orders from other towns promptly attend
ed to.
J. 6. WILLARD.
st 'ohnsbury. Dec. 20, 1862 Eft
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y Ell URNED VOLUNTEERS,
STAFF OF VFRNONT
Adjutant and Inspect r GeLer,l's Orica,
Woodstock, Au,. 3, 1865
GENERAL nRDFQ NJ
GENERAL ORDER No.

hhN fiH l. ChDf { NO.
J. Two regiments of veteran vahntea, infantry
are authorized 10 be raised in This ef..'..
:. Al! able bodied men '''..- rs, "a ages Of Is
and a., who have her>tofo N enlisted and
have served for not less tn ..ire months VINO
produce an honorable dsehu &c from the orvice.
Of the u,ua! form, ALL CT pass the examination
required By the mastering regulations of tn
Ca.tCd states, ma: be enlisted under this order
as veterans
a veteran. ulder this order, will be entitled to
receive from the Unit States one months paw
in advance, and a boat nd premium of fou,
hUnGrcd and two dol rs, tp~!d As follows:
Upon being mustered into tI,ice, one
month 3 pay Ii advance, $500
First iustalnent OF DOu1ty, 300
Premium, 200
Total payment on muster. $40 "
Two months after muster in. 50t
SIX % so Ot
At the end Of nrst yea > service. 5000
is n.ontls. 30 90
Alter TWO years service, 5000
y 5000
At expiration Of 8 yc - service, the re-
ma;nde- of the bounty will b. p,i 800
And each enlisted nan vii! ba entitic! the state
pay of seven dollars per month
Ii the government shall not require these
troops for The full pesioa If three year and they
shall he mustered honoraby out OF the .erv ce
before the eX .ation Of their term OF enlistment
they will receive, upon beng mustered out :he
whole amount OF bounty remaining unpaid. the
same as if the fall term had been served
The subscriber will he II room No. l. Passump-
SIC House, 81 Johnsbury, after Aug. 90 1863, to
recruit npany from companies and X o.
the 10th regiment.
Capt XERXEs C. STEVENS.
6Oh fecT'uting Officer.
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MANHOOD: HOW LOST

HOW kESrOhkD'
Just published. In a sealed envelope .'ciCe GERS
ieciuie on the nature treatment and ia-lca cue %
seTllaterThOea or seminal weakness >-Npa. Gti -f
NvU>lts>. ana involuntary emission lcE lll- tAH
consumption, and mental aud phy>icai drllts D, 4 &
. CUlSeTn ell. N ID. The important Tx aw:
c"il>e ueice> 81 se'i-ablse may he tlUa -ri3.'-
without Internal medicines The DANGEROUS an -
81 CaD>tlcs- instruments. lnrdcAed xDUuEv-. ana l
empirical devices, here clearly drInbsIrAIvs. l
entirely new and h-hIv Successful treatment - a. t-
by the celebrated lthur, fully explained. % mra->
"hiIn every Is enabled 10 cure hHn>e f.eTellA -
al the least possible COST Thereby avoiding al Ile al'
is>ed no>ITuIn> ~ the day This leciG Wll rs'r '
10 thousands ald thousands
Sent under seal in PLAIN envelope, sny address ~
the receipt VI six cents, postage stamps, - -
dressing
CHAS J. c. KILN Co.
e1n u Bowey, New yark, 2. v. Slx 49,
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az his manufacture viz.
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Nar.a'sCy. nCmirr0s.
Fine HayPee. Pare Virginia.
Coarse Rap?oP. Nachi;ocheS.
American Gentleman. Coz I.hasen
\ 4 l. l. o " SN FT
Scotch. Honey Dew Scotch.
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch
IRISH High Toast, Fresh scotch
or Lun,!y:onI,
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in prices of Fiuc-CUt Chewing AMI smoking Tc
~, COS. which VIII he found NJ 4 Superior : la,ty
FOB ACCO.
"NIhING- FINE CIT CHEWING. SMOKING.
Long. ?. \. l.. OF plain, : Jago.
y" !. Cavendi>h or Sweet. Spanish.
No Sweet Scented Oronoco CANISTER.
Nos lS2 Tin Foil Cavendish. Turkish.
GranUia:el.
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llcation. c3S-90
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-09

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BANK SAFES BURGLAR PROOF
With Pick and Powder-proof Locks.
HOUSE SAFES, FOR SILVER PLATE.
o. superior design and handsomely oruamen,ed on hand
and made 20 order.
HAND STAMPS, SEAL PRESSES.
TIN < SHEET IRON WORKERS SHEARS
Superior to machine in Use for the purpose Manu-
iactured and for sale by
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Successors to L. B Bgelow Arson HardyO
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