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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-12-13
A Tin Mountain and an Unbelicving
NermOnter.


PROF uA0rR's MISSOURI EXPERIENCE.
Our readers have probably seen a notice of the
removal Of A, d. llagcr formerly State Geologist
VI Vermont, from the Office Of Srtc Geologist Of
Missouri, and the following extract from Every
Saturday Of Dec o, will give some hint Of the
cause thereof Ralph Keller and A. r. Wand
have been writing for Erery Saturday. (Which
We regret is to give up its illustrations at the
close Of this ycar) a series Of entertaining sketch
es Of the Mississippi Valley We take from their
account Of visit to Iron Mountain and the min
cral regions Of Missouri, the following
" Our purpose wns to see more Of the mineral
wealth Of Missouri, and especially To visit what
is claimed to be the only tin mine in the United
States. The nearest we could get to the mine in
question by railroad was Frcdcricktown. and our
quickest way to reach fredcricktown, was 10 stay
all night at Bismarck, and take an carly freight
train the next morning We were charmed with
the neat little hotel where we were to pass the
night After supper we were struck hy the apt.
ness with which bright faced old gentleman ia
the Office was holding forth 10 younger gentle
man about hornbleude and pernian md silcious
shalcs and rhonboids The clean cut precision
Of language, the verbal haltcr- and chcckreins by
which scientific man Keeps himself from '"INlna
continual nonsense were apparent anon, ''''
elderly gentleman speech. 10 all seemed very
lodl' away out tOe'o on "Ua' SOME p''l'' "''-''
call the frontier, as 10 we had come across a re-
7usci'ated "cademielan' VINO may nave uroppcu az
an @roli'e from the moon' OF something o.! 'n'
Kind At least IN sVh c'Fcums'anoe' one as
constituent is hsely % take a I'',os''' turn F,
ana we oohgratu'a'c' ourselves u''' ours '''
done 500 wien we learner ..'a' we were l'''''''s
10 the state "eologN' oil M'7''u''' Iro'. AIle''
d. laser' lie VIII DE ren'"' ,.''l IL, '"c r'''
made the geol'scl' report OF vermont l'e
evening passed all The peasanier Tor 'he meeting
although unaware To Tue mcmoers oil inc pre-
sent expedition 10 was 'heh ana .heie ''"' ou.
scientific troubles began fr''. ll'sor 'p'n'l
on the negative OIL on argument 'n'' rang I'D our
ears Tor the rest OF our s''y ' missouri ''e ''''
as very frankly 'ual ne n'n D''n "''u''l o' u'''
dere-tnnaiins 'ne miner" wealth. Oh .'o ''''
and that he was Ie'''y h'@'Iu'ns n'S l'"''' Us "'
was willing To hH@afa hi' Iepu|"'h' on ule "s
-ertion that there Is no TN IN tue mine we were
= about to visit. well the next scicnt'ho man We
met was lust a. sure that we were going 10 the
-,,t., ,i rinc in tl,e world. and fr,,n thar day
- .L...tt... a..
to this we have had no rest ON the subject we
have been Kept up nights by people arguing INC
question pro and con
A, ,ho ,ri,e tho e,rrcsn,nderts irtery,e,rse
Nv ~ -. l.,
the superintendent Ni'' "c'1n-e'' ""o sun n'
had assayed the ore dozens Oh tines ana sho"e'
5 them " TN button obtained from his crucipie
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TWENTY-ElGlir YEARS PRACTICE
Ia the treatment Of diseases incident to Females has
placed DR. DOW at the head Of all physicians making
such practice speciality aud enables him to guarantee
speedy and permanent In tho worst cases Of Sup
preston and all oher Menstuai DsrangemeHfs. from
Aafsrsr cause All letters for advice must contain
Office, No. ENDIcoTT STREET, Bosros.
~ B.-Board furnished to those desiring to remain
under treatment. Boston, July, is7l.-77ly
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L.clnre A..ocIalIon Concsrt.

Our relicr- willnot forget that the Citizens lee
ture Association announce fine entertainment
for Thursday evening next. 10 the shape ofa grand
concert from the Barnabcc Troupe, with Mrs. II
VI Smith as leading soprano Those who heard
the concert of these nimitable yocalists last sea
son, wi need no urging from US to ENJOY then
again, ami those who have never heard them
will lose a delightful evening if they don attend
The programme is to include pleasant yarict,
Of selections, and we look for large audience p
Mr Geo. Vs. Wilder has kindly offered 10 furnish
one Of BIZ. finest pianos for the occasion.
At Rutnnl the Troupe was welcomed by an
oyernlwing audience, and gave unb5unled salts
faction
OF the concert ut darlington the FIRE. Press
says" The concert last evening drew a throna
to the City Hall, every seat being occupied some
time before the time for commencement aislcs
gallery and stage steps were filled, and man
stood during the whole The music was mos
excellent We think Mrs. Smith never appeare,
10 better voice. anl she was ably supported b.,
her companions.
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List of Letters,
Remaining in The Moatpetier Post Office
December II, 1871.

LApiEs--lirs Susan Brown, Miss Kate Fee, Miss Kate
MERRILL. Misa Annie Wiley, Miss Matte S Watson.
GFyrLFWEN-J Common Cook Edward Dion, T. e. En-
cry. j. NJ Fisher, stcohon Gould, Joseph Gould, Sd,
George Holmes, Levi Lewis, b. Paul Thomas ruley.
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BETTER AND CHEAPER
THAN ANY OTHER
Il q o rs OR S II o ES.
THOSE FASTENED WITH

G A l. Il S Q II Il w w | X Il
BETTER because they are more Pable, more Com
Portable, Waterproof and warranted not to Ri
or Cape.
CHEAPER Because, while their first cost Is not Ii
excess OF sswed or poggod work of like grade, the
durability is far greater they preserve their shape mucl
better, and the metallic listening ensures Equa
Wear.
Equally applicable to light and heavy work.
The immense demand having called forth limitations
consumers should be that every boot shoe bear
the Patent Stamp.
SOLD BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE. 5000
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Legal Antioes.
STATE OF VERMONT,

~ RANDOLPH DISTRICT, s..
In Probate Court holden at Brookaeld In said dis
trict on the Ed day of November, A. ID. 1871
Ahia Lewis, executor OF tho last will and testament o.
Allen late OF Braintree, IN said district deceased
his account for examination and
llywance and makes application for decree OF dis
ributon and partition OF the estate Of said deceased.
Xher upon Il h ordered by said Court. that said
aunt and said application be referred TO session Of said
court 10 held at the Cottage Hotel In RandolPhh In
aid district, the 18th day OF December, A. ID. 1871,
Tor hearing aud decision thereon
And, IL is iGrthel ordered that notice hereof DO
oven to all persons Interested, by publication Of
he same three weeks successfully In the vermont
yatehman state Journal a newspaper published a.
Montpelier previous 10 said time appointed Tor hearing
hat they may appear at said time and place, and show
ause IL any they may have, why said account iH no'
10 allowed, and such decree made.
by the Court;-Attest,
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Arousr or sroos At MARssr
cate. SAssn. SAois'. Ho0'. C4ts'
az az y 81: II. rs SS y i$S 3
PRicEs.-Besf Clne-Extra tat and heavy premium
Oxen, SO q 800 arst quality, SO. a9o0' second
O0 bs total weight VI hide taiiow and dressed beet
= few choice single pairs $3.50 aiO1Oo. Bulls, &C.,
gorliag tsO)g pair or according to their
value ~ beei. Handy steers So "a 50.
MnA cog'.-th a57 extra good, ton6 80, with or
without calves, A. may be agreed iarrow and ordina
,Stsra.-Yca,lings, io8e. ,~oyear. old. 500 soo,
nttW. live weight, 6iHIc per b. store cattle, Tex
an 595c y d. Good siael'. Light, 6aee
sSiu eiascts Ii. on live weight i07c, or iOO1diot
Sioie,.- Wholesale. oaoa retail. 5aecyn. ia,
/ Hogs 5d5i n. Spring Pigs sHi0c q h.
lsR ca,ss-s5oO ail2Oo v head.
] Hff'.-nrg hton @ lt1 cts, country lots 81 aqc
Talluw, an o. g.. country lots, ~ jicts y 70. Pelt.
win wool on, iijiast7j each country lots dry SIS
SLID talfskns iC0isc.
! ACCOMPLISHMENTS better prices have heen obtain.
ed tis week for cattle shocp aud primo Western cat
have advanced DC per 3D.. Ono lot u 100 sold In
a % To &c Of $50 Others % at 5ic % at 6ic 2 CO. 81
I at VA 10 az o. D A. ie at Pc. 20 at sc, %
There wero 9E Northern cattle to-day In place Of about
$50 last Tuesday Trade has been good With those VII,
John Grow STAFFORD w. $3.50 Ibs AZ market. al &C. iv,
weight another pair it60 lbs at tci pair. 3ti5 lhs
ec dressed weight COW q oior &c Dor H. dressed
c. W. brnwneli sud ll siccfs at ilc 3isk COWS viii
Young calves, at $3.50 each. b. Dow sold 90 oxen Z,
tyear old steers go lhs 6ic cow etc at TO &c OF
dressed weight. Berry Long sold % oxen mttoned by
flOl lhs. nt sc dressed
Although there are not as many sheep and lambs Al
ers offer little less There some lots culls sole
at so 10 500 per head. and one or two ots Of ertr
quality ate, or fraction over G. powner sold ~
shccp W each - at SD y. Sargent sold 81 su
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AVOID QUAcKs.

victim Of early ndiscreon. causing nervous debil-
y premature decay &c having tried In vain every adj
verified remedy, has discovered simple OF self
cure which he will send free to his ellow-suerers j.
II, REEVES. ~ Nassau st., New York. s233
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From M. & Mrs.. Nm. r. Keailii, Fresport, Mo
Among the many salyos now in use, Miss Sawyer
stands preemnent for aost all the and pains TIN
human family afflicted with. For rheumatism LAM
Joints Nervous headache, II gives Instant relief VI
have used It for several years, and find ulfHgr rem
sdy for Burns, Seas Sore Throat SAT- Rhsum, Spsis'
Joints, SC. We oheerully recommend 1t to the public
being perfectly safe and good for many aches thar
we have mentioned.
Mn. 4 Mas. WA. II. KENDALL.
Freeport, March H. lsG5.-990l
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CABor. Rev. Mr.. Adams, who commenced his
labors with the Congregational Church in Cabot
about the middle Of August, we learn from cor
respondent, is giving excellent satisfaction. The
church is well united, and the congregation has
largely increased
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-12-13

I4JuSorIoN DssoLyEp,-B reference to our
advertising columns, it will be seen that the in
junction restraining the town of Marshheld from
issuing town bonds in favor Of the Montpelier &
Wells River II r., has been dissolved The
bonds are now offered for sale, and constitute
| nIst elas. and rellable SECURITY.
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H5atnhman Sc Journal.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1871.


ExcuANer. Rev Dr. Lord will preach in st.
Adams next Sabbath, and President Buckhnm,
by whom the church in st. Adams is now sup
piled, will preach in Bethany church.
OrsrER SUFFER-. The ladies Of the Congrega-
tional Church in West Berlin, will give an oyster
supper in the sestry Of their church on the even
ing Of Thursday, December 2lst.
Accmrrp. Rev. ~ Newton Glazier, late Of
Central Fails, Rhode Island, accepts the unani-
nous call Of the Baptist Church in this place,
and enters upon the pastontc January lst, 1872.
Or1cERs RErNioN.-The Eighth Annual Re
union Of Vermont Officers will be held at the
ynn Ness House in Burlington, on Thursday. the
llth day Of January. The Grafton will be dely-
cred by Senator Elmunds social hop at the
Van Nes- House will follow the Society Dinner
-...s
ANNUAL Meeting. - The annual meeting Of
the Vermont State Agricultural Society and
Wool Growers Association will be held at Bur.
ngton on Wednesday, Dec 18Th at 10 O'Clock
a. m.
GasSu AKuf -- The annual meeting Of the
Department of Vermont, Grand Army Of the Re
public, will be held in the hail Of Post Stannard.
in Burlington, on Friday, january -, 1872 com
mencing at 10 30 o. IN. Each Post is entitled to
delegates in the ratib Of one for every fifty mem
bers in good standing The number Of Posts in
the State is thirty-six. and the Army is reported
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A RIAL HALLS ESTATE.

N The bscrlbers having been appointed by q iirr
orabls Probate Court for the District Of RandoI
i.amanIs ~ ali persons avainst the estate - ALL
iisiI iate Of Wiliamsfown In aid DISTRICT d
"A h, -, .aat ar Tia t.ru al sia
TX Is,h dav ~ Na'ss,ha, szi hsins allowed ~
o.,, - AZ ~.,i,,. ~ deceased, To exh I'D ai
Soa's ~ WV ialns before Give tAi
~ .lli sit.nd 70 the duties Of appointmel y n )
lwaIiing house o. Widow fheoa U. Hall, In illal,
avn In said District the third saturdays Of otal
or and Nav newt at nne O'Clock In the fors-.ss--
each Of said days. ,o
I io 9. Ll HHHPs' Commissioners.
Wiliiamstown, VT, Nov. 25th, A. d. iHi.-9sm
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STAGE ACCIDENT Monday night, December ith,
when the stage was going down Mil Hill"
near the village Of Mouisyie one of the horses
slipped and fell, and stage, horses, driver and
passengers were precipiuted down among the
eodars in IA manner altogether unpleasant, demol-
shlng the vehicle. Among the passengers were
Judge Reddeld l.. l.. Duant, r. &. Benton and
Henry Oyiatt All however escaped without
serious injury but with sadly demoralizcd stove
pipe hats and disarranged toilets
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neut &dtertis
TCOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT


Tho Town Of Marshhed have Issued 81 so In Bonds
IN aid Of the Montpelier and VOLS River r. r. matur-
ing IN rom three 10 thirty years, having coupons at
ached for annual interest These bonds are redeemabe
a the First National Bank of Montpelier Tho Town Of
Mr.hheld has reserved the right Of buying L. said
bonds before they are offered to other parties
Notice j hereby given that all 81 sad Bonds OF no
many Of them shall not have been taken by the town
Aforesaid on the 18th inst will be left for sale at the
First National Bank of Montpelier.
JOEL FOSTER, ia,
Op-02 Clerk ~ W r. R. r.
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ACCIDENT. We regret to learn that the Hon
Samuel Sumner long a prominent lawyer Of
Orleans county, residing at South Troy, was run
over by passing team in front of the American
Hotel in lIydepark, on Wednesday last, and Sc
verely if not fatally injured. Mr.. Sumner is now
well advanced in years, and has for some time
resided with relatives ~ Llydepark
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HIGHWAY RoBnERY The Rutland HcraH tells
the following story
a." A daring highway robbery and attempt at
murder was perpetraed on the outskirts Of Ro-
chester, VT, Monday evening Of last week \
young man named Edward Griffin and his hired
man, Michael Lynch, were driving out Of town
with two teams, having sold two loads Of hay for
which Griffin had received the money When
about mile ana half out in Chill ruad Griffin
was met by young man, when he permitted 10
ride with him Soon afterwards he was met by
second, who requested the same privilege, but
he told him TO get into Lynchs wagon, which
was Just behind. The fellow however Jumped
into Grifhn's wagon, and in a moment afterwards
the other passenger seized Griffin by the throat
and demanded his money.
simultaneously the last conner drew hammer
and dealt Griffin several furious blows upon the
head. Lynch seeing the atiray, drove up rapidly
but one of the robbers seized pitchiork and
kept his team back. Grilin's horses were then
started on a run, and the robbers, after taking
their victims money, jumped from his wagon
and fled. They were soon altcrward arrested
however, and both Griffin and Lynch fully ident
fled them. Their names are VIM Heaycy and
John Moran. They have been held for the grand
jury, and the case is strong against them. The
penalty for highway robbery in the first degree /,
ten years in State Prison. Griffin received hin,
terrible scalp wounds and was covered with blood
but is not fatally hurt
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To Tu0sE VINO ARE Bowed DowS by nervous Debii-
W and despair of recovering the ygor and mion Of
manhood, we carne.tly recommend DR. WALKERS CAL
roRSlA VINEGAR BrrERs Before they have finished
the first bottle they will feel the restorative principle at
work every portion Of their broken-own systems and
hope viii spring up in their hearts No Of Dyspep-
sia Dnousness, intermittent Fever, Rheumitism Gout
kidney Disease, resist this unequaled yegetabl,
TOME which is uapolluted by distilled or fermeuted
liquor.
Rufus Chapman of Liberty, Maine had a stln leg
bent at the knee lmtered and stralshteued by the
of Johasoa's AHofyHs Lilimeaf.
The proprctors OF Joinsoa's 4noeyns LinimsHf. Par
sons Purgaire Pis. and SAcridaH's Caiaiy Condition
Porders, have published a readable aud instructy,
pamphlet, which may be had free at the stores.
UNTgD STATES WArcH Co.-This Company, We oh
serve, continues to hold the leading position among
American manuhcturorsi n the Fairs held in difIeron
parts Of the country whore there has been great compe
tition in this line, the Marion, (6es Wales Col Uni
ted States Watches have been regarded greatly supe
ror in every particular 10 any exhibition, and hay
been awarded the fret premiums over all competitors
in ever fair where exhibited.
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DARTMOUTH CoLrEGE.-The " Catalogue Of the
Officers and Students of Dartmouth College for
the academical year ls7l-72" shows a Senior
class of 90, Juniors 49, Sophomores IS, and
Freshmen 60. or this number Is Seniors, 10
Juniors, % Sophomore, and o Freshmen are
| from Vermont
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Testimonial TO Mr.. Gorham.

In view Of his approaching departure for a new
field Of labor the many pupils, both old and
young, Of Mr. Gorham, DESTROYS Of expressing in
a tangible form their appreciation of his services
in their behalf, and also their respect for the man.
paid him visit IN massc, ut his residence, on
Friday evening last, leaving behind them as
sourcnicr Of their kindly feelings, a fine TIA
SET, consisting Of eight pieces also Ice Pitcher,
Salyer, sop-bowl and Goblets,-twelyo pieces in
all. The set was ofthe finest style and workman.
ship, from the very best manufacturers, and pro.
cured through the reliable house Of Capt. A. A..
Mead
Mr. Gfo W. WING, being the only gentleman
in town who attended school when Mr Gorhnm
first came to Montpelier. made the presentation
speech in the following opposite words
"MR. GoRuAN In behalfof the young men
whose names are upon this paper. / have the
pleasure Of presenting YOU with this silver ser.
vice. Time would fail me should / attempt TO
recount the many pleasing remembrances that
throng our minds at This moment. of our former
connection as teacher and pnpil. know that
YOU will believe me when say. we deeply regret
that circumstances have convinced Won that il is
better for YOU To change YOUR home and field of
labor; and we do sincerely hope that, as in after
years you may review your soiourn here. YOU
may be able to conclude that your Efforts have not
heen in vain or Your labor entirely without t.
reward We trusttlat you may meet with more
success ia your future, than YOU now anticipate
and that you may become as endeared to the citi.
zens in your new home, as you now are to those
who sorrow Mt your departure"
Mr. GoRHAN, not without considerable emotion
replied as follows
" YouNo GENrLnES This interview in one
Of unusual interest to me one in which word.
fail adequately 10 express a proper appreciation
Of your kindness Eleven years ago the l7th o
last month, left my field Of labor in another
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s'no'os''y Du' "o" vac ,'''' iD''''''E' III 'n
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'eaNlhg many o' Sou III ~ VI ano'er u "iu an
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member tna' truo greatness Is always mlng'e
/ Wild HuOQLe-- liAt u you WUulQ DeEOie trul
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NATIONAL Wool GRowER's ASSOCIATION
meeting Of this association will be held Mt SYRIA
cuse, y " December 20, ls7l, at IL o o'clock IN
The principal objects Of the meeting will be to
take into consideration the present state Of the
wool interests of the Countrywide effect produced
on those interests by the Wool and Wooden Tariff
of lsG7-and the proper means to eounteract the
effort now organizing to procure the repeul Of that
law in the ensuing session of Congress. The in
yitation to attend is also extended to all wool
growers, wool manufacturers, and other persons
interested in those industries, Of whatever State
they may be residents, who are favorable to the
objects of the meeting. Gentlemen from other
States besides New York are requested to report
themselves on their arrival, to the Secretary, at
the Syracuse House
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TIE GR,Sn Drgs AT MoSrpuTR 1t is now
positively announced that the Grand Duke Alex
is will pass Montpelier junction Tomorrow
Thursday afternoon, about hali-past four
O'Clock. We presume a train will be run from
ton Of those desiring to gaze upon this scion Of
royalty he comes in a special Palace Car
train, but we are assured that, in case number
of people are at the junction, the engineer Of the
train will find it important to stop to oil the en-
CINE at that polnt, which will give all an oppor-
tuuity 10 see the " Grand Duke"
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sphdIns's Glue, save and mend tho pieces.

THE CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID.
PUBLISHED rs warning and for the benefit Of y1mg
men and oheTs, who suffer from Nervous Debility &C.,
supplying THE MEANS or sELFouRE.
Written by who cured himself and sent free
eoyins postpaid directed envelope.
Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, brooklyn, n. Y
1900
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nett Advertisements

hem advertisements
10000 LADIES WANTED
WM a. BOUT LES,
to buy
VI LLTN VERY AND
LADIES FURNISHING GOODS.
Having large Stock Of Goods on hand and wi.hlng,o
reduce our stock BY the Let Of January will cell,
At BoTTom PRIcEs,
the following goods, in part,
TR lMMIN vELvE
IN snS AND SILK FINISH,
R b b o Ms,
in all widths and colors
b L'k VELVET RIBBoNs
ACES,
FLOW ERs,
FEATHERS,
MOURNING GOODS,
hoop SKIRTS AND CoRSErs.
KIP and FL EECE LINED GLOVES
--AsD----
LINED COLLARS AND CUFFS,
in sets
LINNEN AND LACE HANDFRCHIEFs,
UNDER VESTS AND DRAWERS,
roa LADIES AND CHILDREN;
HOODS,
NUBlAS and CARFS,
LA G Z EDG INGS,
SLIPPER PATTERNS,
CROCHET HOOKS AsD NEEDLES,
ASPLENDID LTNEoF
BERGM CO.'S
! b Il X l. n w o II s 7 II ID 3,
FOR scARFs AND FANCY WORK
The Best Line OF
la TES' NECK TIES
to be had in town
And large lot Of other Goods too numerous to mention.
VI q "a. q
our
WINTER STYLES OF
II A T s {.
We have large stock Of all the Best Styles of Hat,
which we will sell
A r c } r,
, to make room for other goods.
Those wishing to buy will please call early and
BARGAINS in those goods for will only sell this lot
at those prices
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ExcnANer.-lsey Dr.. Lord will preach in st..
Adams next Sabbath, and President Buckhnm,
by whom the church in st. Adams is now sup
piled, will preach in Bethany church.