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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-10

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol-
lowing transfers of Real Estate were en-
tered for record in the Office of the County
Recorder the week ending Dec. 8th, 1856:
Benz. Harvey to Richard Jackson part
northeast quarter, northeast quarter 4, 5,
10, IS acres for 81 200. ri.. ,lf. q ~ .5s
A l.. Robinson, Commissioner to Henry
Brummelhause, fractional part of 81, 8, 10,
for So, 425. Sta I8fsf .l,ig .lss ln'i
b Geo. T. Redeem to Adam Gerlach, north
one-half southeast quarter 6, 8, 81 acres,
for $3.50.
John Daggan to John Davis. Lots Is and
Is, Block IL. Sharpe's Enlargement, for 500,
Thos. Garvin to Thos. GIBBS, Lots IL, -,
20. and 2I, Garvins Addition, for 81 200!
ID. G. Keeler to Sarah Wade, Lot 5, Block
20, Eastern Enlargement, for $3.50.
John j. Chandler to Dietrich w. Laagel-
son, Lot l Block IL, Southern Enlarge
ment, for $500. .l1. .tt -i.5/
Peter Ebert to Andrew BAIL, east one
half northwest quarter southeast quarter
z, s. ii, for 800 ..I.54 QI
Bernand Shapker. Commissioner to
Henry Schmatte, Lot and one-half OF
for $3.50. $50 aea 8t-Hsst
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ArorHER wARSfNG-A MAD DOG KILLED,

AroTHER wARNING-A MAD DOC KILLED,
We have little hope of moving our City
Council ON the dog question, until some of
shem have q child bitten by a mad Cog, a
contingency not unlikely TO occur. This
matter is much like milk sickness, cholera,
Or other pestilence, seldom appreciated
until too late. We had. short time SINCE,
a terrible warning of danger in the death
of little girl from hydrophobia, whose
value to her parents was priceless. There
are, thousands of children in the city
equally, dear to their parents, who are
daily exposed to this horrible death, and
yet no preventive remedies are applied.
\ new warning has just occurred. A dog
belonging to Jim, Hughes, on Water Street,
went mad, few days ago., and, after biting
nearly half dozen others, was killed ON
Friday evening. The dog had been chained.
but accidently got loose. and sowed the
seed of rabies broadcast. Every dog in the
city should be muzzled, and, If it is not
done, the City Council will be guilty of
criminal neglect. We speak plainly, be-
cause we feel deeply the danger to our
children and the children ofour mel ehbors.
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STEELE.A TRIRIE
SASH, DOORS, LUMBER. &c.
Hunln'eI & Sons.

Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames. &c:
Also, Dealers In - ~ 81
aa4W 81 MICHIGAN PINE LUlfREP. ~ -
Keep constantly ON hand Lumber Of every
description, Pine and Poplar Floorinyy
Notwithstanding. Shingles, Lath &c. ~
Saving of every description done to
order. sseff @yE sslfV'
.saaMH Orders from abroad will be promptly
attended to.
s94sl ,sr7f rg9 Factory and Yard 81
81 sG 30 CORNER WALNUT STREET AND CANAL,
prA Evansvtlie, Ind.
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SHENANDOAH LINES. -

To LOUISVILLE Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Every w ednes-
day, Thursday, and Saturday at 6 O'Clock
p. NJ.
TO CAIRo-Daily, except Sunday, at 8
O'CLOCK r. M .9tr-ilt Zoo u ~ EglL4
To GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
and Saturday at 6o'clock p. M.
1 To EAsTPoRr.-Every Thursday at 4
o'clock p. NJ.
To MEMPHIs.-Every Saturday at 4
o'clock P. M 'tts2
a To HE pERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
at 3 O'Clock Pm.
Rockport Stage (via Newburgh AID Boon
villeA carrying the mali, leaves az A; M,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at7 A. M Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4 p. NJ.
Mt Vernon Mail Stage leaves, daily lex
cept Sundays) at IAN. Arrives daily lex
cept Sundays) by P. NJ.
To NEwBURG.-Hack daily except Sun.
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at
O'Clock p. M 5sssr --..,..f .s,.....s.y
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anon and GRIND Epoch I'm aIeiicinei


DE-. Maggiel Is the founder of a new Med
hcnl Systeml The quantitarians whose vast
internal doses enfeeble the stomach and
paRnlyze the bowels, must giFe precedence
t0rEhe man who restores health and appe-
tfte, with from one to two OF his extraor-
dtmary Pills, and cures the most yirulent
M0res with box or so Of his wonderful and
mll healing SaIye. These two great specif-
les on the Doctors are fast supervising all
the stereotyped nostrums of the day. Ex-
traordinary cures by Maggiels Pills and
Halve have opened the eyes of the public to
Che inefficiency of the $50 called remedies
of others, and upon which people have so
long blindly depended. MaggiePs Pills are
not of the class that are swallowed by the
dozen and of which every box fun taken
creates an absolute necessity for another
One DR. twe of Maggiel,sy Pills suffices 10
place the bowels ID perfect order, tone the
Skornach. create an appetite, and render
the spirits light and buoyant! There Is no
gripping and no reaction in the form of con-
atipations If the liveris affected, It's func-
tons are restored; and II the nervous sys-
tenn is feeble it is invigorated. This last
quality makes the medicine very desirable
for the wants of delicate females. UlcerouS
and eruptive diseases are literally ex-
ttnguiShed by the disinfectant power of
Maggiel's Salye. In fact, 1t is here an
nounced that Mdg0SeL's Bilious Illyspeptic
and Di0TrhPG Pills cure where all others
TAIL. While for Burns, Scalds, Chilblains,
Cuts and all abrasions of the skin MoggtePs
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EvANsVILLE WIyEs.--As our readers are
aware. there has for long time been q
generous, and good natured iyalry exist
ing between this city and, New Albany
The Ledger is constantly a sorting that
/ New Albany surpasses all others. and es-
pecially Evansville, in manufactures,
natural productions, and architectural
improvements, and we have as often
shown the superiority of Evansville in all
these particulars, by
Confirmation strong
AS proofs of Holy Writ" f
Now we have another proof that should
end all debate:
Some two years ago or more one of the
fair mafdens of Evansville, of whom we
have thousands, accidentally met, and at
a single glance captivated, one of New
Albany's proudest and noblest sons, a
gentleman of POSITION wealth, and char
acier. He wooed and won her, and after
leading her to the hymeneal altar, bore
her home, beautiful and blushing BRIDE
Her many virtues and brilliant accom-
pllshments, tofsaysnothing of her superior
beauty, was a shining example in that
village at the foot of the Falls. The natu-
raj inference was that Evansville was a
good place to go to for wives; and now we
learn that one of the merchant princes OF
New Albany will shortly bear from our
city one of the most alniable, Intelligent,
and'accompiished ladies of this Vicinity.
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IdisaOqs9a blr=-77-aslI8a BIO
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MATRIMoNIAL.-The license brokerage
business was not particularly active last
week, and there seemed to be less dispose
ton to invest in crinoline and calico on
the part of the young men. The following
parties we're permitted to enter into con-
nubial relations during the past week: -
John r. Lockwood and Josephine T..
Earle Il ~ -
Harry A. Lozier and Melissa Thomas "
Joseph Dernhaner and Anna Treher.
Maftln Mangold and Sophia walbur-
kance, st}1n.
John Berger and Susanna Van Altman.
Pembroke wiltshire ans Josephine Com
nett.
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Paper, Cards. SEC.

.t9atss seuT & .ax a0fgT8
reb aifou
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PAMPHLETS,
POSTERS,

Na8I24 VI .Ng9T2Ag TAgga
X ild e.aAIA4 N8IHTUO2
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Retail price of Oysters for
best brand, 70 cents half can; ks
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

FROM vINcEr
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.sxaas 3, ..,r CATALOGUI
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FINE CALF BOOTS.

Together with general assortmezE az
Shoes, Boots, and BrOgans.
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leaves. South Bend, Mrs, .Jerdan's, lower
landing, DeShap, and some other points,
in the cold. This is but one of the many
changes which are constantly taking place
on the Mississippi. fef faerssV9Tq
MEMPHIS. = The Appeal. of, Saturday
says:
The weather yesterday morning opened
though very hot in the sun. Towards
noon it. began to cloud up, indicating an
other thunder shower in the evening.
The river at this point has fallen nearly
u inches in twenty-four hours-rather fast
falling for the present stage of water.
business is exceedingly dull. III uff
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Boats Leaving To-Day.

Among the first boats due here are the
Nightingale and Yorktown, for st. Louis;
Harry Dean, Liberty No. 2, and Golden
Eagle, for Memphis; ]. r. Gilmore, for
Arkansas River; Armadillo, Melnotte, and
Nick Longworth, New Orleans; David
White, Silver Cloud, Louisville, and Indi-
ana from New Orleans; J. P. Webb, from
Nashville ;sRomeo, from Tennessee River
Charmer, from Cairo; Morning Star, from
Memphis; Rose Hite, from Louisville.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
Express Business

and Cairo. Tariff of Freights very low.
Patronage is respectfully solicited.
april 8dtf .s.r4
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says: 5lli Ssh rfi =
Heavy rains have fallen almost without
interruption, for thirty hours or more, All
over this section and the Northwest. Ihe
river was rising fast yesterday. 4 a new
swell is expected in all the upper rivers.
Business continues tolerably fair for the
season. During the two last days arrivals
and departures have been few. The amount
OF tonnage in part is small. s..---.......
On the last upward trip of the M1nne-
sofa VIM. Mulhall, q deck hand, fell over:
board and was drowned. The mate and
others instantly threw over slxiff to his
assistance, and made vigorous efforts TO
save him. but he went out of sight at once.
He had lost his footing while carrying a.
box to a barge. No one on board knows
where his home was, nor whether any
wife, children or other relatives viii mourn
his loss. The accident happened above
MuScatine
We learn that the Quitman will have
forty thousand dollars worth of improve
ments put ON her while lying up. She
will have a set of new boilers, and new
cylinder timbers placed in her, which will
make her almost new. She will be in read
mess again in about six weeks. fft 3td
The Memphis Bulletin, of Friday, says:
Capt. Hicks leaves to-day for up river to
bring to this port the steamer Won Phul,
recently bought by Captain Wait for the
New Orleans trade. The Cleaner reports
the new cutoff at Fairlie & Moore's, which
4 has left South Bend g in thelake," as being
| navigable, the Cleaner being the first boat
through and having plenty of water. IL
VIII make saving of about II miles, but
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STEAMBOAT PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West
don fiYee efeanoboat Prfnfino f1nI ,ssort.
menL of Job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added to, and
our job department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
in the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C., &c. Orders left with either of the
wharf boats viii bepromptly attended to.
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wwYE WILL KEEP A COMPLETES
w and attractive assortment of every
thing desirable and new in our line. The
Goods ON hand and arriving daily are are
all NEW, FRESH and CLEAN, direct from
the East.
E To dealers we desire to say that no better
opportunity has ever been afforded to pur-
chase the right Goods, at the right prices,
at the right place, and at the right time.
Let all who desire good Goods cheap give
us an early call and we will guarantee ara SAL
isfactiOn. e CURNICK BROTHERS. u -
No. 5 South First ST.. Evansville, Ind,
jan10 Next door to new Bank Building
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HATS and CAPS
of the latest styles

We are regularly receiving the latest zmiz
most approved goods in our line, at HhB
lowest prices and expect to keep mp wx3h
the market in respect to quality and KsxMrn.
Persons purchasing are respectfully En-
Vfted to call at No. SIS MAIN STREK5Es.
and examine our stock.
VIM. H. WALKER & ga.
mari 6m
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rink; but in no case must they have fine

drink but in no case must they have fine
meal.
They ought to be fed every day from
the time they are Matched till they are fit
for the market. The advantages OF this
treatment are numerous. They will re-
quire much less in the fall to fat them;
and if no fatter, will be much more fleshy
and juicy, and such course will diminish
their natural wildness, and make them love
home better. II accustomed to being fed,
they will return regularly every day for
this purpose, and will be sure to come
home nights--thus saving all trouble and
anxiety about them. And besides il les
sens their propensity to do mischief in
fields and gardens. Their principal living
in summer is such as they hunt; but they
like TO be fed at home, whether they eat
little or much.
In their habits they are naturally wild,
and enemies to all restraint. For this reas-
on they should have their full liberty, and
never be shut up in the fall TO be fatted
Shutting them up may actually put on
more yellow fat but as stated above, they
will not have so much flesh and will not
really be SO heavy.
find that customers in the market will,
as a general thing, pass by very tat tur-
keys, and give the preference TO those not
SO fat, but which have more flesh, though
they may not in all cases know what
makes the difference.
My article is already too long, but
cannot help expressing the wish that farm
ers would give more attention to this nc
BILE bird. The difficulties in the way of
rearing them may be overcome by care
and perseverance, and there is not the least
danger of overstocking the market.
They are inofensive in their habits, sand
beautiful birds The pleasure of seeing
them about the premises is sufficient to
pay any one for considerable care and
trouble in their first bringing up. The
care is mostly over after the first two
months. n. b. BUTLER.
Hamilton, Mass, April, 1866.
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT \
~ Monday, April 3, 1866 Trains Nm Y
Splendid Sleeping Cars to and nom ~.
Burlingson. ke. "'s'i
MDVTND p..
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IMPORTANT 70 THE AZ
DIR. ID o W

DIR. ID o W
! CONTINUES 10 be consulted at hs q
-and q Fnlieett Street Boston, on All 5,s
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NAItNl
Nv a lene COARSE ufstudy and practical eyer
livnitss extent. DR.. d. has now the gratihsation
sha UNDERGRADUATES with remedies that have ns' /,
lrst introduced them, failed 10 cure The moSt 1
kes Of ..,r,,xy,
GoNoRRHGA and sYPAliIh h
Beneath his treatment, oil the horrors q VI N
pure blood, Impoteney, Serotula, 6oaerfn'1l ~
and distress in the regions Of proereatioB y,
she Bladder and Kidneys, Hydroeele, - =
fruitful swelhngs and the long train Of
atsndias this Glars of diseases, are nae
ts.r,lsss as the sim elast aiiings Of a chic
SEMINAL WEAkHhss' az.
4nr n dsYOtes great part Of his tune ~. :
of tins. cases caused by secret and soli'ai Z
ruius the body and mind uniting the unios "a I
nal for business or society. Some Of the ~
choly effects produced by early habits q ~ ~
ness Of the Back and Limbs. Dizziness q Wy &
OF sight, palpitstion Of the heart, DysPf -
arrangement of the digestive fdneslOhs' i,s (,
sumption Rs The fear o efsects on we -
be dreaded lees Of memory. confnsloh 81 - /,
of spiFiss evil f0sebodngs. aversion Of sV'i'' !.
timidies. Sc. are among the evils prodncel-. -
should, Before contemplating maarlmohl y, u
can Of experience, aud be So enee restore
happiness ~ nagf
patj.pts who wish to remain under ~ - ~,
A few dsys or weeks, will be furnished VI p.
and.ebar~es for BOARD moderate. Neuieihss
ofths country, with sail dir s9tisBs i9r $3.50
acriptian Of yoar cases. Or. Dow has aiso F''- A.
Capottas. warranted the best preventative
Three for 81. ard red stamp
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Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative.

rHIs comparatively Preparation for the Hair is
creating sensation among the friends of those who
have had their gray hair restored to its youthful color
and those whose bald heads have been covered with lux
uant growth of hair 1t changes and improves their
looks that intimate acqusintanees scarcely recognize each
other II stops the falling ont of the hair makes 1t
on heads and has restored gray hair to Its original
color in few days 1t will head ache and remove
from the scalp and is free from all poisonous or
injurious compounds.
The strongest testimonials from persons well known in
Manchester n H. all call the best Article for the hair
they have ever known.
Talk Is one thing, but proof is another We believe
B1RRFTT'S VEGETABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE to be
perfect the purposes for which is designed and We
give below proof from least person well known in
Bellows Falls and vicinity. All ask Is fair trial or
conference with those who heye tried 1t.
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My hair came the top of my head fifteen years
ago IL has been entirely baldeyer snee that time to
August last when advised to try Barrett Negeta
bic Hair Res orative To my great surprise and that of
tho household hair made its appearance on the bald place.
three four inches long aud growing
rapidly ] would say to al. having bald headsGo and
DO likewise Mis- HORACE STEVENS,
February 1866 Near Mssabese Lake, Manchester, N II.
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EXPRESS TRAIN viii lsays RslI.,. r q,
Reene at BOZ A. a.. Arriving a, NJ,
At Boston, ) 80 A, n. ACCOMv0N. ~
leave Bellows falls, as749A. n. -.
Arriving At Eiichhnrg, i205a,n ~
MAIL TRAIN will leave Bellows IN. w
At 81 ~ Arriving at FiicnbuIg 4 ~ -.
2 Att h
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Rutland & Bur,;n,

Rutland q Burlington :
u NaAdaiter Monday, Mess t ,oI %
Oun as follows. '-'"3' itlh, M
MOVING souru AM =.
Leave Harrington At sOA.M W. 1AslI
Arrive az Rutland, at ll.sOA Il ~ mi
Leave Rutland a. l2SAMSSay iiOP,EI
arrive AZ bellows Falls at 4O0A. n y u
MOVING NORTH AM ~ Y.
Ls sSeo E'l 4 Falls at s2oA.M'nSS'S,,
Arrive at Rutland at lOl0An
1870 A. NJ, w. Lap ii
Leave Rutland At lee ANNA,
Arrive ~ burlington al "a ,'Vu ,Aii
TRAINS CONNECT AL M m
A. Burlington with Vermont \. o''e'
Railroads for Montpelier. 81. Am" "a (, uill
treal, ogdensbargh and the W., tees
ior Troy, Albany end New Yogk. 49, $50,
nsctady and the West, Al Bsow, y
Cheshire Railroad for Fitchbprs N l4 N
Boston. With Vermont Vallsg Nm aai
Springfield, Hartford, New Have ~ til
with sullivan Railroad for Wind.or " !
Wells River, ~. Johnsbnry, Bario,, NJ liel
White Mountains. Sss
Sleeping Cars run on night tralpst..
treal, and between 30, ton and Bpyli,..ea
Passengers for the West Wi spJ , Iiea
and expeditions route. ''' =
FOR Tickets and all neressary lnsrp,,;
Offices on the line. GED 4 l1 ,,..
Rutland, VI, May 18TH 1884 :" "1A
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regard Mr.. Eddy of the most cap bic and sue
cess practitioners with whom have had official inter
course CHAS. MAS0N,'
Commissioner Of Patents.
have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
can employ competent and trpSttc orthy,
and more capable of putting their applications i'll r1n
to secure for them early and favorable consideration at
the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
.sMr r. IL Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN applica
tons in all but ONE which patents have been grant
ed and that one is pending. Such unmistakeable
proof of great talent and ability his part leads to
recommend ainyentors apply to him to their
patents they may be of having the most faithful
attention bestowed their cases and at very reasonable
CHARGES JOHN TAGIART"
Jan. i, 1861 yr.
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CHARLES w. MARSH,
Painter, Contractor, & JObber,
AND DEALER

AND DEALER IN
Paints, Oils, Fantasies, Japan and Glass,
ludlow, VT.
All kinds of Painting done in the nea test manner and
any number of good workmen furnished jobs at the
shortest possible notice. and the reasonable
Estimates furnished Also stock Of all kinds at the
lowest market rates References furnished to any persons
wishing them.
fyou contemplate using paints the coming season send
for price list to the subscriber before making your pur
chases
All our paints and oils are warranted
CHARLES W. MARSH.
ALSO,
English Lead and French Zinc,
American Lead and Zinc, all grades,
Pure White LEAD and ZINC,
Pure RED LEAD & BoLTED WHITING,
Gralning colors and Paints Mixed Ready for use,
PAINT BRUSHES and PUTTY KNIVES,
C0LoRs OF ALL KINDS IN OIL.
Excelsior White Paint i'm Cans,
CONSTANT WHITE VARNISH,
ALSO,
7zupentine, Florence White,
RAW and BOILED OIL by the gal. or bbl.,
TURPENTINE in Cans of all sizes,
Benzine and Patent Oil, in Cans,
| WINDOW GLASS, BY THE BOX,
! Large Stock of
Coach & Turpentine Varnishes
Also, all kinds of
Paints, and Painters Supplies, for sale at tn,
Low EST ICES!
And Price Last Sent TO aag address, b
c. w. MARSH,
Ludlow, VI, April LIST, 1886. IA
AT COST
For. Thirty Days
TIME SUBSCRIBER having sold his place of bushes
and soon to remove to other quarters, offers his
naming stock Of goods on hand AT COST FOR THE mel
Thirty Days, consisting Of various kinds Of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
And nice variety of Provisions such as
Dried Apple, Dried Beef.
Triple, Smoked Ham,
Salt Pork, and N Large Lot Onions
J. G. WIGHTMAN
Bellows Fails, Feb. a. 1886.
Confectionery.
JOHNSON 4 BABBITT, keep nothing but the Pur
y Quality.
Windham County Marble Work
BELLOWS FALLS, VT.
R. A. Il " A N - /.
Successor to Evans & Mccallum,) dealer in
Foreign and American Marble, Tablet
MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES, TABLEToPs,
MANTEI-PIECEs. Sc.
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