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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-18


1t is no secret, We suppose, that there are
large deposits Of marl.stone on the line Of the
Montpelier and Wells River Road, near the
summit Ills marl-stone is perhaps better
known as phosphate rock j" The value Of
these rocks lies in the high percentage Of phos-
plate Of lime which they contain Phosphate
Of lime Is the basis Of all iertilizing mauures
There is yearly consumption Of this article in
the United States Of about 10 600 tons, and in
Great Britain OF 200 600 tons The fertilizer
known as guas derives all its valuable quality
from the presence in it Of this element. Bat
guano is practically exhausted and we shall be
obliged to look for a supply Of the same fcrtil-
izing basis. We arc not aware that any mari
beds have been opened IN this country contigu-
Gus to adequate lines Of transportation, except
one Of large extent in South Carolina. The
phosphate rock that has lately been discovered
there contains sixty-eight PER cent. Of the
phosphate Of lime, which is more than suite
lent to ensure its commercial value, and ranks
its fertilizing qualities next TO guano.
Our information in respect to the mari bed
in Groton is from trustworthy source, and
the account that is given Of it leads US to think
that the phosphate Of lime in it may be equal
to that found in South Carolina 1t certainly
calls for analysis, and if found 10 have a com
mercial value equal to that for survey aud
quauying. ii ,ould be refined and prepared
on the ground, or it would pay for export in
It's crude state If it is found to be as ricl
and inexhaustible as represented, it would IL
source of incalculable wealth to the State
to those engaged in manufacturing and ship
ping, and give employment to thousands, and
furnish Increasing revenue to the railrond'
Of the State.
As the supply Of The South American fertil
zers is heing exhausted, the mari Of Soutl
Carolina is rapidly coming 10 the market, anc
/ it seems to be destined to supply the demand
of the world. England has not been slow t.
appreciate the merits Of the article Her de
mand is greater than that of our own country
and she is importing vast quantities direct from
the ports Of South Carolina
/ We hope tie owners Of the land on whiel
these phosphate rocks are found will at ono
take measures to ascertain their value. The.
can easily be analysed, and if they are as ricl
as represented, a new mine Of wealth will b
at once opened in our State.
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II How unnecessary the anguish many persons
undergo from rheumatism gout, neuralgia, oothaehe
aud earache. We say unnecessary, her ause tho ap
plieatlon Of Mexican Mustang lniment" 70 the
affected part NV drops Of IL 10 the ears or tooth
affords instantaneous and what Is better permanent
relief For cuts wounds, bruises, swolings and all
injuries or diseases which require treatment eSter-
nlliy, this lininent Is Everywhere regarded as the
most potent and reliable healing agent In existence.
For all external injuries ailments OF horses and
cattle II IL infallihlo.
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rommereIal rxrhangs R-porl.

nos1oS. December o..
CORS-Rrceipis sll hush. Tho market is irm
with moderate demand AZ prices ranging f,uu ora
y per hush Tor mixed and ia llc Tor Yellow.
FLOuR-The receipts have heon 500 bh's. Tho
demand Tor Hour has brcn steady and tho splcs o. all
grades have boon made at full prIc.s. Stools here
arc not large, md with high prices prevailing for
wheat there Is no approhen ion that prices Will de-
cline. We quote supers nj f5d6 90 per hhl West
ern common extras at sc 2iH7 rs por hhi Milwaukee
brands at q OoD9 COS Ohio, lniinna aud Michigan
brands ct s. 0l09 sos Illinois at 0tdin 5Oi ST. Louis
at 80 O0a2 90 per hnl, tho latter for choice brands.
OATS Receipts 1875 bush. The market is Arm,
with IA very good demand at i'6njGc per bush for
brown, mixed and white.
PROViSluNS-The market for pork IL steady. with
but light stock In dealers hauds. city smoked bans
sell at l33c hut there Western In the market.
lard in moderate request at 9d9ic There IL
thing doing In mess beef but the demand Is not
hrlsk We quote clear pork at slsQGi9.jii mess do
! fiG0OHtG.iOi extra prime do, fi20iG0i2 o. Lrfd-
steam gdqic; do city. 9falc, do Western kettle o.
GiOc per H. Hams, l33lic per ". Bcef-Wcstern
extra, stlDi2i do Western mess, sll0l2i do extra
plate, flj.j0drl6 per hbl.
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AMONG the FlowlRs. - We have received
from W L. Greene & Co, d ,ston, q copy OF
the above beautiful chrome, which is given
each subscriber of " the Congregs tionaiist
1t is a picture Of chubby littlcgil in pursIit
VT butterfly. which as iusteludod her grasp.
The coloring is better than chromls generally,
and it would be charming holiday present for
some good boy or glrl. Every subscriber re-
ceiycs the clrromo, with black walnut frame,
and ready 10 place on the wall Tie Congre
gatilnalist is first class religious paper
for the family, and should he in every house
inlI
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Slscs ron Our DARLIs0s, is the name OF q
book Just Published by Messrs. j. u. Tilton 4
Co., Boston, and ono which the father and
mother of every little darling will wish TO own.
so arranged as 10 bring picture on every other
page. The author intention evidently Is that
The book shall be read 10 the youngest children,
who, with the aid Of the illustrations, will be
able TO learn the poems after few readings
Some Of the lines ais quite familiar, and we
remember with what pleasure we listened TO
thcm when We were darling. Boston Jour
nal
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remliniag u-e.ged for in ms Monpcii,r roH QGee,
DEcEMnsR TO- ls72.
LADrs-Mrs Katie Clark, Mrs II. Cumings Susan
ninklcy, Ablie Hartman, lille Morrow, Dora l.
Robinson, Celia Tttro, Arvie Waldcau.
0sSrLFMEs-Eiwin roothroyd, y. e. bloomfield
Norman f. Ballcy-2, NJ. Dudley Horace b. Dodge
b. Gould, n. A. Hartman Y V. Kendall & Co..
Frank II. Jones. Luke Lawrence, Malachi McNeely
W p McLane John Sullivan, L. S. Wheeler
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HAAS YEGgTABLg SicILiAS HAIR RssKwEa now
stands among the hr aud at tho head Of all articles
for similar purpos'. The testimony II our physi-
ciaus Is conclusive a. 10 It's value and are per-
sonay acquainted with scores OF cases who're II has
been used with the hest uf results II will restore
gray hair 10 It's original color and leaves u glossy
and Ia healthy condition. whlle, Tor heads troubled
with danduf or any disease u the scalp. u acti
like charm IN cleansing them Try II, and you Will
not be disappointed. --LourI Courier, May 2, ls6s.
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Wooden MEDDNo.-The fifth anniversary
Of the marriage Of Mr. and Mrs George A.
Peck was appropriately observed at the home
Of Mr.. T. c. Barrows, father of Mrs Peck, last
evening The attendance was large and the
affair thoroughly enj1yable. Wooden presents
in every conceivable shape, useful, ornamental
and comical, were abundant. The party broke
up at a late hour, with the best Of wishes for
the happy couple and family.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

In Probate Court held AZ hontpeller, within and
for said District, the 10th day Of Doc, d. lsl2i
s. s. kcltOn, Administrator u the estate Of David
d. Wing lite Of Barre, In said District, dcceasod
makes application 20 said i0uit With the consent
aud appreciation IN writing OF the widow and heirs Of
said deceased residing n is STATE, for license 10 sell
all Of the real estate Of said dreca ed 10 wit, beiny
ali Of the real estate ~ which said Wing died sci Cd
and possoss a. Including tho homestead thee elm,
ntod 10 said arFu repr sentlng that the sale thereof
would be beneficial 10 the widow. heirs, and those In
eresed IN the estate. MheTeupon, II Is ordered hy
said Court that said application he referred 10
sion thereof 10 DO held at the proba uce, Ia said
Montpelier, on the jst day OF December, A. D. 1874
ordered that all persons Interested no notified hereof
BY publication Of notice Of said application and order
thereon, three weeks successfully In the Vermont
Waterman and state Journal, printed at Montpelier,
before sud time Of hearing, that they may appear at
said time and place, and, " they $50 cause object
thereto. By the tourt.--Attest,
52l iIARyEy TiLDES, Judge.
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HARDwicK. The contract for carrying the
mails between the Postofhce and Railroad Sta
ton at this place has been awarded to Drenan
Brothers. 1t went into operation Dec. 9th.
Jacob S. jackson of West Woodbury., and
Gideon Burnham, living one and half miles
South Of this village on the " Gulf Road" so
called, have exchanged farms. Burnham pays
So 200 difference, and gets a farm of about $50
acres, probably the largest, and certainly one
Of the best stock farms in town.
The winter term Of our Academy and
Graded School commences to-day (l6th.) The
services Of n. W. Cheney Of Franconia, N. II.
has been secured as Principal. Mr.. Cheney
comes highly recommended, as teacher Of
good ability, and large experience.
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PATRONS or HusnASDRY.-T State Grange
Of this order held its annual meeting at
Patrons Hall, in st. Johnsbury, on Tuesday,
Dec 10. The following is the list Of officers
chosen for the ensuing year E. p Cotton,
Master; +. L. lloyey, Secretary; W. G.. Bart
lett, Oyerseer; II, c. Woodward, Lecturer
j. Dow, Steward A. NJ. Foster, Assistant
steward $. II Rowell, Chaplain c. j. Bell,
Treasurer; c. II. Newton, Gate Keeper; Mrs
4. +. jameson, Ceres; Mrs. E. B. Dwincll
Pomona; Mrs $. +. Grout, Flora; Mrs
F. V. Powers, l.. A. $; f, P Cotton, f. l..
Hoyey, 5. II. Rowell, 4. NJ. Foster, Z. f.
jameson, H. c Woodward, Executive Com
mittee.
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not fail to notice the Holiday announcements
made in our advertising columns. Those deal
ers who have had sufficient enterprise to buy a
foil stock Of goods for the Holidays will, al
most invariably, be the first to announce that
fact by judicious Advertising Always consult
the advertising columns Of your paper if you
wish 10 know where the best stocks are kept
aud where you will be apt to find just what
you want, and, as q general rule, you will find
at such places prices decidedly lower than Mt
the other stores.
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CTATE OLE YERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s..
Ia Probate Court held at Montpelier, In SAID Dis
triet on tho eth day u December, A. ID, ls12s
Fd-ou H. Colby. Executor Of the estate OF Eliza
Wlitney, .laio OF Barre In said District, deceased
preses & his administration account Tor examne'
and allowance, and makes application for a dee
distribution and parltlon OF the estate Of a
ceased Mhoreupon, Il l. ordered by said
said account and said application DO rap 10
-essinn thereof To be held at tho pfobndino
said Montpelier, on tho alst day Of Dec
Ie72 Tor hearing and decision thereoniaZza.
hrti.ef orr. rsd that notieo hereof ba "a har
persons Interested, by publication Of thes uer
weeks successfully IN the Vermont Natenss,
state urnal, newspaper publish, at h1ns
previous to said time appointed ior htarlng that 49,.
may tpprnr at said time and place, and show cause.
n any they may have why said account should not
he allowed, and such decree made.
By the nart--Attest,
b254 HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
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crArE OLE VERMONT.

~ ~ WASHINGTON HIsTNtT, -,
la Probate Court, held az Montpelier 10 said Dis
tfet on the ID day Of December, A. D, 1878
Moses 81 llaines, administrator Of tho estate or
Horace llaines late Of Catot Ia said District. deeoaa-
ed presents his Standardization account Tor cNNmina-
ton and aOwanee, and makes application for do
cree Of distribution and partt ofthe estate Of said
deceased. Nlcrc-upou u isordorod by sad Court,
that sad account aud said application be referred to
session thereof to he held ut me Probate once, In
aid Aoutporr on the 9Th of December, A. u. ls1a
for hearing and decision thereon Aud, 1t IA further
ordered that notice hereof be given 10 all persons In
tcrestsi by publication " the same thrrc weeks
cesslyoly ia the Vermont Watchman aud state jour.
nal a newspaper published At Montpelier, previous
TO sad tmo appOiatcd for hearing, that they may
appear at said time and plaec, and show cause u any
they fnay have, why said account should not 10 al
lowed and such daerea made,
By the Court Attest
5i-5s HARVEY TlLDRN Judge.
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Too TRur-The St. Johnsbsry CaiedoniaH
,,uly SAYS that the experiment Of biennial SEES
sions is a failure, that the one term rule IS
moor one, and thinks tho people Of our state
viii soon end way 10 correct the matter
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ANSuAL MgETNo-fhe annual meeting Of
members Of Washington County Agricultural
Society for tie election Of officers, will be bold
en- at eleven O'Clock, a. ~, Tuesday, January
7th, 1873, at the Court House in Montpelier,
as provided hy the constitution Of The Society
The Directors are requested to meet as carly as
ten O'Clock, to transact the unfinished business
Of the past year
Montpelier, Dec. Il. ls-2
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CoNsoLDArED.-We learn from a Troy pa
per that on the first day Of January next the
management Of the Rensselaer, & Saratoga rail-
road company and Of the Albany 4 susque-
hanna railroad company both roads being
owned and operated By the Delaware and llud-
son canal company, viii be consolidated, and
the general Office Of theoombined roads located
at Albany.
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The temperature Of the mouth has been about an
average one With the past eight year,. We have had
but few warm days. There were frequent small
storms Of rain and snow. We have had two great
storms. On the 18th and laih there great ruin
storm, when about Il Inches Of vatcr fell' on the
2ld We had great snow storm OF 70 inch q, followed
by a great wlnd on The 3lh, which diifled the snow
badly
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mon IDAY G. o s.!
DURCuAsERs or SAW MILLS

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are notified that We have commenced suits In tho
the U. s. Circuit Couits against CoLs, huGnrE
Co., Lebanon, N. H., LuKE DuEzSLL, 81. Johns
bury, W. and =, G CAsDEr Co, New York,
lsrlllns agents Of nelhnap, Ely Co.. Norihae'd'
VII for nfringments Of patents granted Dennis
Lane for improvements In Circular Saw Mills.
Tho public Is cautioned Against buying Mills or
SET Works manufactured aud sold by the above
namod parties, or any other, In violation Of our
rights as We shall prosecute inirpgersio tho full
extent OF the law. and hold purchasers OF hiring
ing Mills or Set Works responsible for the use of
the same.
Our patents cover improvements Ia head-hloeks
generally setting devices, DIGGING devices. Ia
pereig Devices aud irelonal SGT works.
Descriptive pamphlets sent to any address, and
copies Of LANES patents furnished upon request.
LANE, PITKIN BROCK,
59.u Montpelier, Vermont.
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legal 3lnlicea.
7 EssE WHITES EsTArE.-Tbc Sub.

VESSE WHITES EsTATE-Tbe Sub
- scrhors hnvins been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court Or the District OF Mashingtnn, TOM
inissiclcrs. O. receive, examine aud adj all claims
ami demands of al persons, n-aint tic estate OF
represented msolycnt. and The term % SIX months
ON the ll day ui Noyemho or 1874 being allowed by
said Court Ia the creditors of said deceased, 70 *.
hihit and prove their respective claims heinre us
tive uotic that We will attund 90 Che duties vt our
apo ntmcnt ut tile dwelling. hoa.e Of hidoa Jesse
Nhitr, 700 Barre, in aud District uu the ffrt Tues-
In,s Of March aid iuue nest at Que Deluts, in the
afternoon, ON each 90 aid days
A. ~ JArKiiAN. lo..,.,,ss,,,,,-.
A g. flailEA, ''''" 'o'''''''
Bare. D,centI,ra A. b. isi1 5l.a
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cnArPgD HANDS, face rough skin, pmpcs ring
WORMS, salt rheum and other cuiancous affections
cured and the skin made son and smoo h, by using
the Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswel, Hazard
Co, New YORK be certain t. got tho JaHiPp Tar
Soap, as there are many WORTHLESS mutations made
with common tar a 50
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FouSD At LAsii-A remedy that not only relieves
but cures that enemy OF mankind, Consumption, as
we'll ~ the satellites which revose around ii
IN the shape Of coughs, colds, bronchitis, sore throat
nauenEn, Sc The remedy we allude b. ia " DE-
wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry" prepared by Seth
" Fowle 4 Son. Boston.
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MONTPELIER AND WELLS RIVER RAILROAD
The directors Of this road have concluded to
suspend further work in ironing the road this
winter. Among the reasons which have in
duced this decision are the cold weather, and
the depth of snow which interfere with the
work, and, greater than all, the fact that iron
is steadily receding in price, so that they ex'
pect to make a considerable saving by delay.
At the earliest possible moment in the spring
operations will be resumed, and by the first day
of July the public may be assured that the road
will be opened its entire length
And Just here, we wish to make an authorl-
tatiye denial Of rumor which We have seen IN
several papers, that this road eiH be leased ana
run by The Boston, ConcorSznd Montreal faif
road. There is recorded vote OF tho stock
holders Of the road sosbidding its officers iron
making any lease Of the road to any parties
whatever. and No are assured by those wh'
certainly ought to know, that they have NJ
such intention
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NV EsrmrRlE Tho legislature at IFS
last session passed an act Incorporating the
" Nye Manufacturing Company" with the
privilege Of manufacturing any article or ar,i.
clos which a majority of the stockholders might
see ct to decide upon. II was understood
however, TO have reference to organizing a
stock company for the purpose OF manulactur-
ing on large scale 10 this place, those famous
Cabinet Organs, which for the last twenty-five
years have been built by the Mossrs Nye at
North Montpelier, and which, but for the
limited capital and capacity Of the works, would
have earned much wider reputation than they
now enjoy
The commissioners named In this act met at
the office Of Slmuel Wells, ESQ, on Saturday
last, aud mado a temporary organization by the
appointment Of the following committee 70
open books for the purpose Of receiving sub
scriptions Samuel Wells, Dennis Lane p p.
Pitkin, Ezekiel D. Nye, Mahlon Taplin, j. W.
Wheelock and A. j Sibley. The capital stock
named 10 the act Of incorporation is 500 600,
but the commissioners voted to make porma-
nent organization aud proceed with the bust
ness when the sum Of s95,ocO shoald have
been subscribed.
1t is but necessary to point to the unpanl-
leled success which similar manufacturing
companies have met with elsewhere, to see
that this may be the commencement Of enc of
the most important enterprises so far rs the
prosperity OF our place is concerned which has
ever been started here We trust there will
be no blckwardness ia coming forward and
taking the stock, so that the success Of tie en-
tcTprise mag be assured.
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FIRE ~ WoRcIsrR.-r buildings Of Mr..
Lewis f. Tucker, at Worcester Corner, were
destroyed By fire on Saturday evening last
Mr. Tucker had built fire, and gone down
street for some purpose, and in his absence the
fire was discovered. The property is insured
in the Farmers Mutual for $500
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peaih Of Mrs. Gov. Converse.


We learn with profound sorrow Of the
death Of Mrs. Converse, the wife of the Gov
ernor. It occurred on Saturday evening last,
from apoplexy, and was instantaneous. She
had been suffering for some little time from a
severe cough resembling whoopug cough, and
ms lying down aggravated It, had, for few
nights, got what sleep she could, sitting in her
chair. At holf past seven O'Clock in the even
ing, rs she was arranging her chair for her
nights rest, She suddenly fell to the ioor, and
apparently never breathcd again The Gov.
ornor was sitting by at tho time, reading,
Mrs. Converse was pcrson Of marked
and pleasant qualities, The graces which
adorn womany character, simplicity. quiet
ncss, dignity, and fine Christian hith-sbo
eSempiicd to peculiar degree.
Her loss will be much felt in Woodstock,
where she has so long resided and mus, fall
with crushing weight upon her husband, to
whom she was leryently devoted.
During her siay in Montpelier last autumn,
she formed many new acquaintances, to some
Of whom, at least, she attached herself in a
firm friendship. All these will lament her
loss, and deeply synpathize with her husband
and relatives, to whom her death comes as a
great calamity H. d. II.
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.TATE OR VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT S.
Ia Pro ate Court, held at Montpelier In slid Dis.
trct On the l7th day OF ncoumher A. d. lei2i
LualA Hathaway, fxt cut0r Of the estate Of Lyman
Disgctt, late ct Calais ia aaid District, deeunaed.
ore sent. his administration uo'nunt for examination
and allowance, and makes application for dvofee uf
distribution aud partition ~ the estate ut sad de.
ceased. Nhcrcupou II Is ordered by said Court, that
said account ant said Application be referred to
session Their Of 10 be held at tho Prohate Office, N
s,id Montpelier, on the in day Of January, A. u,
1874 tor hearing aud dellslon thereon. and u Is
luther ordered that notice hereof be given 10 all
persons Interested, ~ publication OF tho eame three
weeks succrssiyciy Ia the Vermont Naichnau and
state journal. newspaper published at Montpelier,
previous to sad time appointed lot hearing TINT they
may appear ~ salt time and place, and show cause,
Il any they may have. whA said account should lot
be- allowed, aud such decree made.
ny tho Court Attest,
1855 HARVEY TlLDEN, Judge.
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WATERBuRY.-Do not forget the opening
Promenade Concert and Ball, which is to be
given by Mr.. l.. 5 Hills, the new landlord Of
the Waterbury Hotel, tomorrow Thursday
evening.
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ARTISTS MATERIALS!
A NEW c. ARP E T !

THs ORKir WoNpEn.-lho NV England Carpet
Company, established over a quarter u century
ago having expended much time, talent and monty
70 produ 70 a stylish aud durable carpet at low
price after years OF experimenting with the lest ar
tlznns. have brought out carpet which they have
na'ned aud will be known as GERMAN fAPEsrtf,
thousaui pieces Il which, In order 70 nfodnco them
will be- sold tor l3l cents per yard, Samples sent ~
mail in receipt Ut 10 cents lga diforoht pattern.
80 cents NEW ENGLAND CARPET CO.,
$50 375 Washington st., boston, Mas.