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AN IMPORTANT LETTER


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Proper attention is given to tho
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-12
"'gAKER,ss.s,. $ .Bl|Rgsl .B|RsEl!AaBlia.na.sa ]! < Bli'.as .a'

Etated. Bakers and Graham Bread, Frepch
 Reps Ees Rnak aingsE sRa sSsa5 qasa:, 5asAs
 sssEi assss!ssa .: slses ss,a saT 2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-12
Il For Sale. .,s's' .rsss -,-,' . s.'''s'
 . yEtuIBEE PROPERLY, ;.

A aeeatea fnlsalislyaE Conhs,rcne +nils fremta epdfef.tle sgegnaecEiralh Weetetm As 4nghthef. win 95 acres 0f land md f0 dwelling zati4o be pceupieds Sn A1st rass repair haa good 6fices store aodmi barns end seeher hiihain tthere0u! TheEwater-power is never failing and there's v rNiis long. and senAshaaf milo vide Terhs srihde e6sy s~ Ihquira'of vng .~ he s.@:ss,y ea s".ap
 JONAS RluCKERBQeKER .Rae Plains, ,N.Ys i Di J. wARNHIs, ,saIshtiysCeaia s'Iiaasasm
 :. ssar1n 9uT 1aIIa 1g.Ia {
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-12
SHORTEST, AND QUICKEST ROUTB
 TO ALBANY, sTRoY AND. :, :' .-.s.,. ,.'s :. hH w EO1 +aa+4a
.F1iT . 1TI : 2. Tt ~ El' . .
 I" OJIsatOnic Railroad.
5u4-F5:a .f.lA T1p4}Etrt WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

.!tt T. A 44 II - WINTER ARRANGEMENT "7' t"i i s*i --1 L. :,>t."iA :e"'it'tr,i"*i X
 2 04 Jan and sttSF Jan 2a4sr rasjahger s M
 BR1tipG RSoB1rt5' .:.. ' s.i,s se Ii a.
 On aFrivalef Trains from New York and New Ha- l.3i" ven and Hartford ttc ast .ifssy<.. 1O.3q A. M.-For Pittsfeld, connecting at Brook ,..f field Junction with trainafor sDanbury; I| also connecting at Van Deusenvill0. |5.4o IF. M.-7For Pittsield ....s rl. .., Eila 'a LEAVE PITTSFIELD. ''E'
 Onlarrival Of Trains from North Adan1s and B. as t'@9a A.,Railroad.
 800 IA. M.-For Bridgeport New sV York, New Ha- ven and Hartford. connecting at Brookfeld Junction with train for Danbury; also at Van Densedv1le Wfth | le.l train for Albany ri
 2Ae F. M-For For Bridgeport and New York k, by s E45a sffSt Haven and Hartford.
 Sunday Milk leaves Pitttsfield at 2:3O D. m. l@sl - STAGES. .E1
 Conn ect with 1oso aj n train from Bridkep5rt, and ?. m. train down from Pittsfeld.
 stepnoy for Monroe, Tuesdays, Ehursdays-
 At NaTsoMn for Woodbury , ,or sonthby, and
 South Britain daily For Sonthyie, TuesdaEs,s
 Thursdays and Saturdays. ...i.i.a... e altsr ar.u bledAle New Preston Warren Washing ton, ,Bridge- water, Chalyhes and Roxbury daily. For Sherman, Tuesdays,T Thursdays and Satprdays1 For Wood4 vile, Bantam Falls and Iitchaeld, Mondays. We'd,
 hsafeS dasnea l Bridge for Cornwall G s M ton, EllawoTth and sharon dail y.; n.sl s.iq Tsi
 AtWsst Cornwall for Goshen, Vest Gpshen, At Falls Village for Lime Rock, Salisbury, Lake
 vile; Ore Hill and Milerton daily,.,r. eat rfaa,i. AtCanaan for East Canaan, Norfolk, Winsted, and Mill Brook daily. ..
 AtBarrington for New Malbordugh, Hartsville,
 and Mill River. daily. Monterey, Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays. .,'.s'e.1'' s'', q 2" ,- : :. zAtLee for Otis, New Boston, sandisfeId and Fls Att pittsfeid for Lanesboro and Hancock daily I5rA discount of 5c. fIom each fare made to them I purchasing tickets. fi''"t'.l 5 If IF INV. FRANKLIN. Supt:s :;s
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-12
Pianos, Organs ii x MeIOdetsOlnils..

VENH E reasons why it is best to buy either oi h. the above nameS instruments of J. Brin- ton: Falls Village, Conn. are these lst. He tunes and repairs and understands how the Instruments should be made and hoU 70 make them. ..it i,e@s- ....s.,.t -i....
 a 2d.-He selects only such instruments that he can warrant for 5 years. ' -.'..s-. .i ... 7a Sd.-he sells instruments of any make.
 4th.-He sets them up on trial wherever wanted and warrants them to give satisfaction or no sale. which frees tho buyer from all risk
 th-Being wholesale and retail dealer he has the advantage iof large sales, and does sell lower than any other dealer. 4I | w- ,a Send for prices before purchasing elsewhere and be convinced.
 u Also SEWING MACHINES Of any make de livered vherever wanted Address .. JOSEPH BENTON,
 20 tf,,, ,+j !s iE Falls Village. Conn
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-12

Irwin, !. the: burglar who was mortally wounded on Sunday while robbing ,Aryoele & Brothers coffee and spice mills. in Brook lyn, has disclosed the names of his, confedr erates, Fand revealed the history of several murders before hidden in, snystery. One of the theives was man whom Superin. murderer of Be1js NathaA. R5stA8Se
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-12
naFFsHFF1fpAFnoYsu

syJ&AAW Wps-EftAx10to@
 yBlishasI Bridgeport band has disbandedg! I
 AntAcadeny of Music isH Hbnilding in Danbury. .
 Ss.6ss .i z n.ss .ssi Hansterh psas r.seIa ssoo ohhEniAths hn as rsssert:ait.,a"lE 2 1As'g tssi.sa.l
 sThe n e. Canal 5 R. R.;;'isso take ele;ooo. tons of ice to New York. 'AH1 .. .a;, og eas ...s. ss., ,al =. ..e .a .,s State ssaM to be summing very low, sa s. s..'e 2. The Watssbury and Citizens baakssdi.i vide 6 and i've per cent. respectively ' s,.s Y
 There has been more shop-lifting in New s Haven and tFn vel fknsHn laaiss9 inv0l-
 The NaugssucaeReR Co.,. are building ice houses zaeax inc great Housatonic dam nSeymouf. tss a':,i mi .s-iti 2.5
 A Mystic man calculates on $S0, 900 irs' come froma quarry from which. the New Yofk piers ara to be built i.ssesta ssss sss A.W6isnsyyiIIe aIeep,, p,walksrs v, E walked inso1 water enough to drown her. Don't walk inyearseep @ a9s+ gs4 ri,rs,.a.: M s sfiEsaz ss ~. The Democrats of the Second gS1grss:.1 1 siouat D1Et.; hold their con y0nti0n, on, atheI 24th inst. Mfr. Charles R. Ingersoll will probably be theft nominee .....5a -..,.i.. s :H s
 Norwalk is a growing place The pewas5 in one of its churches sell for $3, ,3S4, a third more thane last year. 2 aNeverthelesa the grand list of that iowa is aecfsasingI s|
 .:.T --.s->T < a9 ,,.s s1s dssts~G~ skl The heavy grading on the New York and Ridgefeld railroad will be completed this winter. and cars will probably be rnnningsl from Port Chester to Danburyn early nextj 1ait 4ss,:'.f:' --l.- :.3s r~=ist g.: as:,t :ta'
 A s'gentleman from the rural districts" driving into New Haven the other day, got very mad e.becabae AoIse eRr driver wouldn't turn out and give him half the '~ ICTTLTt.l IA Il }. I'll Petersburg, Va, complains of dry wells, one of the effectsof the summer drouth. The same complaint is made throughout the Eaqt and North E '.s., ;:.1 @ z:4 ,5 ss.
 ltis claimed for: Maine, by. it's citizens, thatin her Awsain regard to the property of married women, and the admission of evidence in criminal trials, she, has the most civilized Code in the world. Thomas Higgs;, an English peddlleear5 of # pictures in Charleston, s. o.. made 3 bet on the 27th ulE, that he could drink all the wine companion would furnish. Riggs lost and was buried on New Years Day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-12

Thomas Higgs;, an English peddler of pictures in Charleston, s. G.. made bet; on the 27th ;ulk, that he could drink all the wine companion would furnish. Riggs lost and was buried on New.Year's Day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-12

The Denver Pacific railroad has been: completed six months and six days, and has transpoftad 72, ,o0o. 900 pounds of freight.
 The Kansas Pacific railroad has been com- pleted four months and eleven days kand has transported E, ,41D, ,121 pounds -of freight. The aggregate shipments of gold and silver for the year ending Dec. 31, amounts to upward of five million dol lara a,t& ase rs'- lss t=.r :r7as $~Ef yyar Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-12

MissAiics E. Roden, ofAvon, was chas. ed into her fathers yard on Saturday by a fog, where it was attacked byAa a dog. A gentleman went to the assistance of the dog, carrying his revolver, but being afraid to shoot for fear of wounding the dog, he gave the pi#Sl to theEgirl, MhoJ discharged it accidentally. The ball entered her leg and came. out below, causing 8 very -pain- full wound. se-.es -ft1:n .els:-.H - stcra- 'rz
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-12
.H:I:|EE!'L.I-Mll:B.Olj.L.,D.'s. '. s.. ,';;::,s,.'F1uid" !, Extract, .:s.. :: '
 R RTFGH&4

F:Eor weakness arising from indiscretion.
 c tThe exhausted powers of Nature which are
 u aGeQrHpanied by so many alarming symp-
 .,, toms, qmong which will be found, Indisposi-
 tIon to Exertion, Loss of Memory, Wake afnmess, Horror of Disease, tr Fofebodings a'oF 41il; in fact, Universal Lassitude, Pros " aEati0f, and inability to sAterinfothee enjoy tsments of society, a.l,,9't :.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13

the contrary, pump them fresh water
three or four times a day, and always at
= fixed hour a man who knows how 10
fodder the sheep in such way mat 'iiey
.,r, tenn.eI TO eat IL much as they can
uo..ibly digest, without leaving any 10
Oct stale in the racks man mat Will
litter The sheds and yards two or three
finn. 8. dav. doing it with judgment, and
never allowing any part to get dirty, but
having at all times nice, clean bed for
th. sheep to lie on; a man that will do
all thu, and who has a quick eye TO de-
tect the slightest symptoms OF disease or
Iamenes>, want OF appetite, arrangement
OF the stomach and bowels, nervous rest
lessness, etc. man that can tell, from
the eyes and ears and general aspect that
sheep is not doing well, and who has
prumptuc-s and energy TO separate that
sheep at once from the flock, and give l;
the REQUISITE attention man, L say,
that will do this, Is a treasure indeed. !
never hope TO find such man, ready
male. Possibly by taking bright. IN
telllsent boy hat is willing to learn, you
can educate him up 10 it. This is the
real reason why 50 few of our breeders
of improved stock ever attain eminent
success. They are generally men OF
wealth. who do not attend personally TO
their stock. They pay large prizes tor
the best animals, bat cannot get them
property ATTENDED to. Taking this view
OF the matter, does it not seem pity
lhl ln;eil gent farmers, who take care
ot :ncjr own animals, should waste their
line ia Attending poor stock When
we thiuk how difficult II l. TO hire tnls
Kind OF ctrc, judgment and attention, 1t
would -eem that a iarmcr could raise
much better animals than those breeders
wto leave It cir >'ucl, II the care OF men
not personally Interested in them.--J.
! Harris IN 4Ht1icns lgfc"hn7St.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13
J;it, CALEDONIA\.

NAroIEoN's ESTIMATE OF JESUS
Cur,.r Nar,lcon. when 4. ~ ll''en2.
asked Count MonthoLun. Can you ',''
me who Jesus Christ was :! he I"e~
ton was declined, and Napoleon pro-
ceeded, ..Well, then, will tell you.
Alexander, Caesar, Cl''ri'ih's'e' an"
myseT. have founded great empires bu'
unon what did these creations OF our
genius depend? Upon force; Jesus
alone rounded His empire on love, and
to this very day millions would die Tor
Him. think | understand
something of human nature. ard l tell
Won all these We're men, and L am Il
man none else Is like Him Jesus
Christ was more than man; l have IN
stirred multitudes with such AN enthu-l-
astic devotion that they would have d'ed
for me. but to do this II was necessary
that should he rGiby present, with tne
electric influence OF my looks. ct my
words. Of my voice. When | >aw pen
and syohe to them, ii@hI"d up ia
flame Of sclt-dcvntiun Ia Their h''.,
Christ has uirue succ,cG'd ~ : I"'H'''-
the mind of man toward 'i'" th>..'''
,I,a, !, bcrnfnc- in>cr-i'i" 10 The h7rrl r
Of time and space. \ ro-- cH"sm OF
a;,h cen hundfcd y,ar-. j. SUI Chr i
n-,.,, =: d maii which beyond AL 1T, =
!. di,}i.ul to >ri~ty. He asks tor Ia :
vic. :. philosopher may "F'ru -rrk ."
Vim at he hands 1T ms tind-. cr -
..l..,. If Ig. q iitlTrll. - . !.r,i, / Ia.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13

STANDING TEEAr.-A traveller NAV
20 all over the continents Of Europe, of
Asia and Africa. without seeing any man.
except an American, offer TO treat"
and the French men are quite social
enough, but when they turn INTO cafe
to sip their wine and branded coffee to-
gether, each man pays for hls own.
When two Germans, long separated,
meet, they will be likely TO embrace and
to turn into an adjacent beer-celar, sit
down aud drink lager and eat pretzcl-
and hat. but when they part agl'n each
man settles hls own score independent ".
- in Italy. The Italians are provc,-
lialy m"rrv and aeu.,.uS. '.ut c,,y
s.gu paw for Ill. own am. ,nq.aroui
ani cigars. They l-v,r - to each
others pockrt-h"ok- in tie ~acrel name
of friendship. They would a soon think
OF transferring their washerw oman's bill.
The preposterous fashion of Treating"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13
Cae .tatm aua @jariieu.

IIWfiY IIINIs.-Fted Jor lire stock
Many ban, will he low IN tp1 ,'r hri -
,hc end ui is month. Bay coInmaal ~
corn. ana tccG that rather Than hay at
'h. high prices Cprnmeal is cheaper At
- It hundred than hay at SO = ton.
i:r;n,, middliug- and other forms OF feed.
usually b ar relatively high on low prices,
- That wc c,r lGve our choice between
them, and vary he feed occts naiir. For
p -. slightly dam ed flour OF other iced
may lie ted without harm and very Geo
"lmrcaily. 1t shout Ire mixed witt
mashed boiled POTATOES and water, and
allowed to iermrnt before feeding. 1t Is
Il poor plan to tced f.ueniu1 hogs upon
too liquid food \s a rule, the dr:er the
Le,tu, provided it is so that Ihcy can cat
ii easily. For other stock ali kinds OF
rain fed should be sound Tie bet
way to use the finer kinds Of feel Is on
-clt hty "r straw.
Nor>rS.-Keep AL WORK IL road horses
lap >!"d, car ii lhcfr i W. icr, keep
;1.n up n strong ra:i>>, who" may b.
-..rjnur,I al ~,"r s.r.irr. eh.:p culks
,yrr .lui >yyy goo. "a l';a gr..u."l, and
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Cnu,, j., ILH ,loulI h.,, o,,..,lrut
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r.cl'. IT, 4j.r qninfgy A. wei ~ richncs-
.,,i .T,.,.r., :. T,ti, ,}.,,.,,. If
n. ~ 'n,, ,n,in., &c., rnt mn mot
.i.'; =. .,ni :. -,
u.,I '3r.,..,. n, ,,,r ,,,,
J.; ,..,.,,-,,., -, ..,r..,, .I.;,.i,
,.,,..',,,,,..,,., I'm, ,.,.. L.,, .,rj M. half
,t-,,, ..,.,,.. 49, Lo,,,;,,,tI.o
,,.,... . d., 49,
~" 81 ,Ja,' ,..,.Ii ..'.. n Nil ,,I
H.. I'I,,m .,..i
...'. .,,i....,., much MARI. .,f-,od.nt
,,:.,, -. raw. conn. N.
l.,,,,, -, f,,9L,-A few warm DAYS
a., .J..,,.a,y v,it br,,,n iii, !.c. 10 ,iobt if
,},,.,. .,,, ,,,...,.n: \ s;r.,r suinrinn nt
arr. mic. an, n ,..,.,. 3 roi ,'e-,roy.
e. r,.r,.uri,l oi,,i.na.t
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.,.I I,.,..,i only, !, .,,. Il on',.;,,..
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,.i ,u>..s ,,i,h , ,,I.i,..,,,.,.iu, Of I,rJ
5.i..If, ,.i u,o,, rho noel. and
.. f,,.i...I.t.ut ,,,...I .r, az.
.~.li.c!....n,i -:urnn-. t..,;. ire y.yy
FL. e IT., H. -..ri.u,Iy and ~or,4:rmy- fatally
an,r;,G lice aid poj- fed are hardly
les fatal.
.Nnu0c.-WoIk up III the litter,
leaves. muck. saw,iust. and everything
dat can d.-ay. in liberal Quantities intc
,b,. n,,rur. ne h,.n. s.,..uIJ mo work.
.i over .,oI mixed. So =. tn u,ve the mas.
H., rrr.,I.., un,ro. n,;tv minis. ind.cd :,
.-;,..i,.. ia k.e,, ,l;if;.r.nt ,,;,I. ma,
nnr. ,o,. ,.,ecial pu,p,.,s Ia. c.y.,nt
SAVING 81 ,,,uIirr- hnu.r manure mix,
with :, ,u,a sew ,v leo i. mil of o.r,h
mr. o.;,l, .,r,,I,,-. ,,I ,,In.,or ,.,u r,,,,
e ,,.l ,IIl.u..I- lin ar ~ t,;,
,na,,;,,. ,,,,.,, 49,, '''''., '',nai =, ill.,,
~. ,:.o n,rn,.,,,, IIa5J, ,lI'; ,m.i
and rurl,n,. =, ',, r,n", nm ,,,a" a',J ,,I.,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13
Moses Williams Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court held at tn.
Essex DistrIct s.. Probate UInce In Guidhall
in said dI>trIC, the 27ta day OF Dec A D. le'u
Moses Williams, lTe OF Concord IN ~ud district, de-
ceased. presents her administration accuut ior exam
IL alton and allowance ard makes Application lot a d
OF distribution ard PARTITION OF The estate OF saiu
deceased. -. -, go.
count aud said Application be referred 10 session OF sai
Court to he held at the probate Office III IuhdLall
on the nth day JaDy d ISL Tor hearing and de
cision thereon And Is uiher ordered that notice
hereof e given all persons 'nte ested by publication
ni the same three weeks successfully In the Ca!edOnt
newspaper published al St JOsbury previous 10 sald
Tr. anp6inted hearing, that they may appear at
said time place, and show Cause, any they maN
have why account should not he allowed ana such
decree n; AIDE By the COurt-Atest,
44-;6 WM. H. HARrSHORN Judge Of Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13
IRgal.
Alexander S. MiIIer's Estate.

STATE oF VERMONT In Probate Court. holden at
Caledonia District the Pro9ain Once tH6 i'll ST.
JDhnsburv, on the 23i day of Dec, A ID. io'O
William j. Gibson, administrator Of the estate Of
Alexander Miller late of RyeGate IN sad aisttict
deceased makes application said court lOr Incense 10
sell the whole OF the real OF said deceased eA-
cept the right of Homestead and Dover theie
in is the payment OF the debts o e"i "
Cease ed and the charges administ ration.
Whereupo: il ordered by SAID court that SAID ap-
plicattOn come under and be heard on the
18th day of Jan 1870. at the probate Office i'll ST
Johnsbury and il is ur ordered, that all persons
Interested notified hereof by publication 81 notice OF
application and order thereon three weeks success
siveY in the q eouian printed at st. JOln-bury, be-
time airing that they may appear at said
time a place and Il they st cause, object thereto
BY thc Court Attest,
l.. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13

No SMOKING AILuwID.- Ola Dr
S,carns, of New London, IN his latter
wears. kept a drug store. A gentI'i,i'n
one dav purchased cig;.r OF the Doctor
and. hoh;ing it, began TO smoke .,
..Pl,asc do not smoke IN the S'ore'
said DIR. 5, politely, at IS against our
But you scHcigarS, rejoined the gen
,I.man-..sell m TO smoke, don't you'
.Ycs. -ir, we sell cigars replied the
d.ctor,a little -harpIy-"and re sell phys
IT, ; Gut re don't aiio,r it 10 operate IN the
,i,e."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13
FOR SALE :.

Oh SHlC
sAssfSs,S Having moved to Orleans county Of
Iii -. fer Tor sal. my place Lyndon, con-ist
iliiS in of new set o. buldnsr nous two
, / Vol finish with never falling wei Of water
pp into Iii chen aud running water a barn, with 2u
rcrt- Of 20 u ID Of il the niccst Of meadow in
~ Il state. Of cultivation. bounded one ide by Pas.
"a, u river ana TIL othcg ly Passmup=ic Railroad
t:,,l4- bat II rod= tence to fence it, Within one
mil of PA--unp=ic X. Il. shops ard BAPTIST seminary
and one half mi rom Iyn Ion Mill and Lyndon Grad
ed school.
A-o Il ncr,- nice timber land in the cast put Of
EurS, ia- II sugar O,chard of -" II with bu"k's,
tSIJ.r AMI rar. and ,uc undivided h,f coed sugar
house. l.yit within mile OF MIL. he above
will be .li IL t l. r,.ia. For reirrrno" euquir- OF l.
". >pauldinE At Lyndon Corner or \. : Itat5oh'
IyudOnvi l.. -. y bt->i>'''
Barton La din. NOV. II. -. 81
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!. ,..-p,u-ii,i. for the terrible drunken
Mos. in America. There would be az
it'll, med OF temperance societies and
Iiks wa,k for the Good Temrlars as there
- IA Germany, France AMI Italy, l; thl'
pernicious and insiduous habit was abo!-
i.hed. 1t is, take all in al, the most
ridiculous. the most unreasonable. ana
the most pes'i!ent custom that ever Ian"
IL t,raunicai lands on civilized human
beings.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-13

WHY IT is The BEST ONE III BUY
l. make the LOCK- sTITC II. las "a straight needle.
nd j. made with The UL.,IG a i,.y, F.,8 hiss les
acl ire y, viii do thicker and thinner work than
other without AIRY change H. il p'rts, and L. 'S liable
TO .et out OF o'd /.
IT RIMS EASIER THAN ANY OTHER
and i simple in its mechanism tll,t child msy
it,
IT WILL LAST LONGER THAN ANY OTHER,
its parts Icing and made If hardc@cd 4,c,l.
IT RECEIVED THE FIRST IRlZE
a the PM EXPEDITION. and has received first
prizes -ur the pat than any oh ing Machine
in the nitCd stare
IT WILL STITCH, HEM, FELL, GATHER, CORD,
braid bind or do any ether work desired of a Sewing
NJ chin.. and W warrant them all r'pr sented, and
to all claim.
We furnish with each a nice St.d H.mmcr that
will any DIT! OF hem and Braid, Quiltcr and
all tn necessary tooir, for 500.
We also have, i'll connection with the above the
assortment of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
FLOUR,
CROCKERY,
HARDWARE.
HATS \ CAPS,
BOOTS d SHOES,
CLOTHING,
&c, &c.
GOULD l. MAY,
Stiff WEST CONCORD, VT.
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ryl the e IL. name.
tles- it red hit and the price il OILY $50
per lex \ SO. hay, a lr- HJvanI and re Mixed
CI-tI, Jht; call the
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ISSUED LAM. 81. 1871.

..lr, CHOICE SELl' TIt,- NJ. '." ,au'liuia-
'ho bet = r-I,-. H.. atri,a. IL, .tttoi De-
Brilliant tl4- r.. Timing .cs .'I nj * spa kli.-
iIumor i" !u-' e apr cot. Cd - - cent. A-h
Ok lie! 70. ors,,l plc" to J.. & IT e L 60,
lila. IA. iW