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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-08
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

How she Independents were Defeated.
| EDITORS APPEAL-Dufing the late
campaign you mentioned my name in
connection with the independent
movement" aud announced me to the
world as q Radical Knowing the
fact that our reform movement de-
pended upon the assistance Of the Re
publican party for votes, l abstained
from answering the allegation, fearing
to injure the ticket on which 1 was
nominated. Now, since the election is
over, and resulted in favor Of the candi-
dates supported by your paper, hope
you will do justice to one who was, dur
ing the heat of the election furore, in
nocently denounced by your paper as 3
Radical" Our ticket was beaten by
its own propagatOrs, who deserted 1t in
the hour of need. The Republican party
kept good faith with the independent
candidates, and voted for them to a
man. Had the originators of the reform
movement done the same, the ticket
would have carried the day. Iacquiesce
in the result, and only wish to say that
l voted the reform ticket with Porter
and Casey Young at the head, and
never did, nor never will, vote the Rad
States, and that means for and during
my natural life. Hoping you will in
sert this in the SUNDAY APPEAL, am,
very respectfully, A. HITZFELD.
Mills and Manufactures.
EDITORS APPEAL-NOw the political
earthquake has subsidized, there may
perhaps be some little opportunity az
forded for the studying OF such unim-
portant topics as the welfare Of our own
city. Some people may pethaps inn.
agine that when they have elected the
men of their choice they can fold their |
arms, and all else will be added unto /
them. would simply remark that 1
am not one Of that sort; I rather follow
the old Ironsides motto, "Trust in God /
and keep your powder dry" for success
will only wait on personal endeavor,
and if We would have Memphis great,
ourselves must do the deed. Memphis
has had many calamities, which Of
course accounts for a great deal, but we
should earnestly ask ourselves, do We
make use of all the opportunities we
have? Where are our cotton factories,
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For the Sunday Appeal
IKATY-DED.


Summer twilight's slow declining,
All the summer stars are shining.
Cleans OF gold and silver tWiniDg
In their glow.
Summer bTeeZes gently blowing,
Summer blossoms brightly glowing,
Summer waters softly flowing,
Sweet and low.
Daylight's sound aud song is over,
Piping quail and pealing plOVer
Under reeds and grasses hover,
Shyly hid;
Elm shapes through forests winging,
Mid the branches softly swinging,
Raise the chorus, shrilly singing
"Katy-didP'
Meath giant oak Pm lying,
Where a cloud Of elves swift flying.
Under shining leaflets hieing,
Softly slid;
And an elm spell has bound me,
And an elm vision found me,
While the echoes ring around me,
"Katy-didW
Down the trunk an eli came creeping,
With his gauZy pinions sweeping,
And the rash intruder's sleeping
HaTshly child
On my sealed eyelids fiuttered,
And in accents Sternly uttered,
Ger and DER he slowly muttered,
''Katy-did."
What, the burden of your story?
What, of crime, or grief, or glory
1t has hid?
That the world may know tomorrow
What from Elfland she did borrow,
What, OF love, or Joy, or sorrow
Katy-did?"
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If want Good Substantial Goods and your Money
Worth, do not fail to call
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-04-22

Dictionaries fail to furnish, and n fact hardly
warrant, the interesting and curious use Of
words as found in practice in different parts Of
our country. For instance, 5uckct, iu the South,
is applied to everything that we call pail,
Boards Of all kinds there are called plank, while
the term board is applied to a kind Of lumber
that is split out. I'giy, South, means homely,
while likely means good-looking Tote is to
carry, and is used by all classes. An old gen
tleman showing me his pocketkniie remarked
that he had toted it for fifteen years. In Mis-
souri, they use-i, e., the natives orcrly for
rery. as overly cold, for very cold overly large
CROP for very large crop. Heap indicates a
large quantity, or a long period, as used in the
South. Once an old lady there told me her
husband had been dead a heap of years. Right
smart is used by all classes in the sense Of good
or croelieHf, as right-smart crop, etc. The com
mon people South have but a vague idea of dis
tances Once, in Virginia, inquirng the dis
tance to a certain place, was told that it was
" two looks anda rightsmart chance, mean
ing thereby over two hills and good way be-
yond, which left me about as well informed
az hec,ro ;roriri,c Pie, i ,ho oonoraI
torn, Co. oil ,,,l;o;ao ond no. o,nsnoS :. =.
,ba,,ios An d,,as .., rL,,.i, = -,
sorso Ao.rooon is ~, 49, Ss.h w,
,,,,,,o of,or ,,,olyo ~ ona n;,L, ara. aa,,
yon moe, a norson INV timo IN ,ho ara,noor
and ho sovs :" t;,od oycDir, 9, Iohhorod n,;It
is cl,I5er and ,bev chnrn 1n;lL and oroan, al
toco,her drinL tho bn,,er.miIL ond not nm
c.eonon,I, ain Tho br,tor ,ri,h .noo, e.,
, houl Trvct IA .nnI;ed 10 all o.,do, ,o,0,.
hlo. ca.dou l. c.an,..o.d ia -. -A.,L
o,rdor Mo,o ,h,r ono ho,so ,,hon No.. -
so,hor l. q ,,,,J,mcn, A hoiI =, .w.I,;na -
snv liza - Lii r;,;na IL a"h. ~
o,bor noin IL ,,i,er,, in ,he hood o. II o,ho,
nar,s ,s tho c,so NAV h. Wi,h too,h..oho
,hsv sov "Mv ,oo,h brr,s ma - rhoso ~
nressions arc common in the west .lso pao.
ants ora oollod ooober, oonnd'no 40
Soposbos are termed ,;,nln, and strinr-h.ans
,non, onoils are coIlsd no,,r;d,s, aod nar,
RIDGES p6,o,opt, you maet a nersor in Al.
south and he saws 9. bop.d,,~ far how .ao-vor.
do Az Won ride To ones door tbev saw 6ob,
for dismoun, invariablv-- NEARLY ali rds on
horseback in the Soutb.) Being hosnitable
YOU are invited to dine. and sit down 10 a table
of hoe.cake. bacon and butter-milk if coffee
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En'e,t of Good Manners.

Let the manners flow from the character.
Let them be the fragrance of the flower and
may there be a variety Of flowers and per-
fumes. The character has a right to ex.
press itself in manner, and will do so if all
hinderanccs are removed. AS in the fairy
tale the hair from the princes head gave a
description of his character and ofthe scenes
he had passed through, so should the pres.
ence give US the result of life, The manner
should express the habitual character, and,
dimly limiting at what has been or may be
felt, should add the light or shadow of the
momentary mood. The exquisite charm Of
that manner which only the most varied and
refined society can impart, which says and
does and looks the right thing at the right
moment, may not be for us Americans,
But even this divides itself into two parts,
one of which some natural sentiment and
high culture, even with a retired life, can
bestow. Without the graces of court we
may have that rapid aud delicate appreca.
tion Of every shade of meaning and Of feel
ing which makes person a most delight,
ful companion; and we are perhaps the more
likely to keep it, the less we are conscious
Of it, the more we are occupied with things
themselves and not with their effect on others,
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A Husbands Confession.


Really, Mrs Hope, exclaimed a maiden
friend to the wife Of journeymnu, 81
can't make you out at ALL Ever since We
come into the house you've smiled, aud
laughed, and hustled about as though some
stingy old relative had died aud left you a
lot of money. Is it so2"
No, Alice, it isn't; but I'm in good
spirits for all that" and the happy wife
smiled again.
d" Then what's put you into such an en-.
viable humor2"
Well, don't think | ought to tell you.
So far, it's a secret"
This rebuff only increased Alice Paino's
desire to be enlightened, so she perseycrod
till her friend, Mrs Hope promised TO
satisfy her curiosity.
" The other day. began the wife, " I
had to take Johns dinner to the Office. and
you know it's one Of those queer old build
ings, with good many ins and outs about it.
"Yes, yes, 1 know that, Mrs Hope, =" said
Alice, impatiently " but do be quick aud
tell me the rest
"And, quite by accident, overheard my
husband make a confession to one Of the
other workman.
go The wisest thing you eau do, Harry,
| heard John say, is to get acquainted with
a healthy, sensible, industrious young wo-
man, aud marry her. was as poor and
miserable and as lost-like as q young fellow
well could be before | got my little gem Of q
wife, often without sixpence when pay
day came, and couldn't tell how the money
slipped through my fingers Like you,
went in for pleasure and enjoyment
but | never remember to have felt the bet.
ter for it afterwards la fact, you may
take my word for it, Harry, that most Of
that sort Of things humbug aud seIfishness
AT least, | found it so, aud it's q wonder
you haven't before now. Talk about turn.
ing over a fresh leaf, keeping steady, and
saving up-the only way to do that, Harry,
is to get good, active wife, aud love her
with all your might, as | do. Though poor
and plain, I'm never ashamed to bring any.
body into my little cot, because | know its
always clean and orderly. Then there's the
God bless 'em how they warm
a mans heart after a long days work And
no" oneer'u''y ana quietly their mother
u"s .aanages 70 AeeP mugs stlAigni ana rlgnt,
.t auu t. Vu.s aoou' me us' wna' sue is-one OF
Get helpmate, Harry, and, depend upon
it, If she's Of the proper sort, you'll soon be
a better, richer and happier man. You
may 'n'pA III sPeaA'ng 700 warmly on 'ae
1uoJo''' : pu'' Hssu,e you' ieel more lhan
-. "a" Pu1 in'I I ~orus, uoou wives are our
,Sos s"i nuo.ese IA rsio' So. 'ule.s' ,l"rry @'
eaoo nina i or,h I,,Io g c,.,nno w. wv =, IT,. -
H. H. I'''' 80 WI ~ '''''' ~ 'D"' ~ - Avn
ri d.ro sav wha, ,on,,o ,,,i mo-, .u
,rro orOnaS ihoa.d Io r,ao w .e,o.1 .S.u Nv ', 49,
nbo,ocaneT GA non, of ,hn ~ -
Tbon,.o r.,has - i o.s. -, 'lI 1@'1 P-'''' p"
~ 6idn,, hosrabot onsra, ,,. h,.h..a
noda for ;nst ,hoo ,bo dnor naay 2 rlL;or mI;oS"I
h"S h.an ,ana;n & onJ I ,rIiah M 1t 1,o'l ""'G" ,;.,
a;ar wa nnilaS MAJ aL o,on ,'D .aJ a'T0I [ 'it''J
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miscellaneous
EORGErILnXEp rmEEi


FORGEr LOVED TUEEi
Thou bddst me crush it out, and live IL doy-
stamg out e mem'ry ifom my aching brfn
FORGET loved, remove The thorny crown
Ihat presses Oh my brow with maddenig pain.
D9st think there turks within the humarbreast
So little Of the holy Gre of Love
ihat words eau pucnch % Thinkost tlcl that rest
Can come with years. or cen In roalusabove
1ll tell thee. thou hast never felt ihego
. oi Loves impnsslnuate ilane or thot Nouldst KNOW
Ihat hnp' deferred, thr uuattainod hsrci
Ent laos tho omhcn into brighter gov
FMqt loved thee Almost I'D NJ cease
, Io drgnm oi licay'n ns bury thoSht oi thee
Dust thInk my heart can over heHin peace
Apart nom thine dUst think vat thoa art irec
tcil thee, While hold our ogthly sway,
My every pulse shall hont rc9lnsr 10 ihino
~, more when irom the ourtlwc pass away
Thy spirits haunt shall stl be sought by mine
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Too Late.

A couple were arranging terms for
separation, TO avoid the scandal of judi
cial divorce, and friend had been employed
by the husband to negotiate the matter.
The latest mission was in reference to
valuable ring given to the wife before mar
rage by the husband. For this he would
make certain much.desired concession.
The friend made the demand. "What"
said the indignant wife, do you venture to
charge yourself with such mission to me?
Can you believe that could tear myself
from a gift which alone recalls me to the
days when my husband loved me2 No!
this ring is my only souvenir of happiness
forever departed Ts all and here
she wcpt-"that | now possess Of once
fond husband" The friend however, in
sisted The lady supplicatod, grew OBJ
stinate grew desperate, threatened to sub
nit to "A public divorce as lesser evil than
parting with the cherished ring-and at
last confessed that she had sold it six
months before
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF AN
OLD NURgF

MRS. NlNSLOWs SOOTHING SYRUP IL the pre-
scripuon Of one Of the best Female Physicians and
nursos 10 the United States and has been used for
'hrty years with never falling safety and success hy
ulons ni mothers aud children, from the feeble To-
iant OF one week old to the adult u correcs aodity
oi the stomach relieves wind collie, regulates the
bowels and giyos rest health aud comfort 10 mother
aud child. We believe IL to be the best and snrest
remedy 10 Tie world IN all case. o. DYsENTERY
ron teething or from any other cause. Pull dircc-
tons Tor using Will accompany each bottle None
genuine unless the facsimile Of Gu RrfS PERKINS
Is ou the outside wrapper Sold BY all Medicine
Dealers. e5.44
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T0 BE FOUND AT TIL 4
UNION HOUSE,

Cor. Main and Union Sts., Montpelier, Vt,
Food for the hungry, rest for the weary, all quiet
neat and clean. Rooms as pleasant and better furn
ished than any public house In town. ! send no
porters to trains but guests and baggage are taken 70
and from the depot free OF charge, on request. Dc
not tako the advice Of Porters from other houses who
say that live mile from the depot, when II Is not
more than five minutes walk, and that we keep o
one-horse house." Come and try once, and II not
satisfied with room, food and prices the first bill shall
be gratis. Your obedient servant,
80 ly GEORGE p. FOSTER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Wood and Coal.
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the HOUSEHOLD pANAOEA
FAMILY LiNiMENT

FAMILY LfNIMENT
10 The best remedy 10 the world for the following com
eIaIutsf tit. Cramps In the Limbs and stomach
Pam in The etomach, Bowels OF Side, Rheumatism n
all is forms, Bilious Collie, Neuralgia, Cholera Dys
entory' Colds Fresh Wounds, Burns, Sore Throat
Spinal Complaints sprains and Bruises, Chills and
sever Fur Internal and external use.
H. operation is not only TO relieve the patient but
entirely removes the cause N the complaint /.
penetrates and pervadcs the whole system restoring
healthy action 20 all It's parts and quickening The
blood
THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA
Is purely vegetable and all healing. Prepared by
CURTIS 4 BROWN,
No. 2lj Fulton Street, New York.
For sale by all druggists s2-3i
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A sailor, explaining quadrille to his
messmate, thus described the third figure
"You first heave ahead" said he, and
pass your adyersary's yard-arm, regain your
berth on the other tack in the same order,
take your station with your partner in line,
back and 6ll, and then fall on your keel,
and bring up with your partner; she then
man@uyres ahead, off alongside Of you;
then make sail in company with her until
nearly astern Of the other liue, make stern
board, cast her of for to shit for herself,
regain your place the best way you can, and
let 20 your anchor"
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Uncle James, walking with his little niece.
aged four, points to the moon, on whose disk
the dark spots show quite plainly, and says,
" There is man in the moon burning brush"
The inhntlle realist puts up her little nose and
shifts, saying, " Yes, mel the 'moke"
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NOTICE.-All who are owing me on
~ book account are notified that the same must
hc paid before May 10Th l37i either 10 cash
by good noto 10 order % save cost. There few
who viii DO 20 gn into "a nice " black lst,n II they
choose shall make good all / advertise
A. F. WHITNEY.
Barre. w. April o. 1874. 2l.li
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WoMANs ISFLUENcE-Like the olive
tree-said to fertiize the surrounding soil
there are some few mnisteriug angels in
female guisc among US all, and about our
paths, who sweetly serve to cheer aud adorn
life. Our amusements are insipid unless
they contribute to them our efforts of no.
best ambition feeble unless they applaud,
its reward yalueless unless they share them.
There are, too, some rude spirits in the
world whose bolder nature female influence
admirably serves to refine and temper aud
perhaps it is an extreme eulogism of the
poet, that without that influence many a
man had been "brute indeed !" The
concurrence Of both sexes is as necessary to
the perfection to our being as to the exist.
ence oft. Man may make fine melody but
women are also required to make cup harmony.
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~ j. DEAVITT,
CHARLKS T. sABIN, Mechanical an,

4 IIININI4Ih1 t. Oh DIN WVVHaHIVEI HIu
- Civil Engineer, will make surveys and estimates
OF cost Of railroads. and also furnish estimates for the
erection of steam machinery Of all kinds. Agent for
tho sale OF the celebrated Putnam Engines and Boil
ers. All Boilers sold by him tested by the Hart
ford Insurance Company, and Insured for one year.
Twenty years experience In design ng and erecting
steam machinery for mills and railroads, enables
him to furnish such information those in want Of
steam machinery can prohtably avail themselves Of
Address,
I2-6f+ CHARLES 7. sABIN, Montpelier, Vt.
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The Home Circle.
SPRING.
nY J. nILros steAns.. ln.

ny ). MILTON sfEARNs IR.
Earlier, earlier breaks the light
Shorter and shorter grows the night,
Warmer and warmer the Southern breeze
Touches the tops Of the budding trees
Grcenor and greener earth's carpets gay
RelOce that spring resumes her sway
Bluer and bluer, the skies assume
The tnges Of hope, while the coming bloom
IL swelling and swelling the buds on each spray.
And brighter and brighter each baliny day
Quicker and quicker the pulse of life
Beats at the close Of a winters strife
Lighter and lighter our lahofs seem.
With the solaoe and cheer Of the yornal beam
hweeter and sweeter the birds Of song
Their love-tales tril the cOpscs amonr
Wider and wider the g0rIes swell
Of Him who " dOeth all things we'll "
Quick, quick, and enjoy ere that thy breath
Be lost In the snowy drit Of death
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HOUSE FOR SALE.-llaying removed
from the state, and having no further use for
the same for myself. / offer for sale my place at
Ndghts Mills. in Montpelier consisting Of two
story house. suitably arranged for two families with
shed and barn connected For further particulars,
apply Co Col A. e.. BHowN, Montpelier, or address
o. X. FESPER,
l'-u ~ Tyler Street, Springfield, Mass.
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RUSINESS NOTICE-The firm Of Red.
- field Bascom, druggists, has been Dissolved,
ana c1-partnership has been formed between the
undersignef aud Albert G. Dewey, under the Arm
uame Of % Bascom Dewey All accounts due the
hrm OF kedheld a Bascom may be found at the store
of Bascom Dewey, and must be settled forthwith.
=. IL. BASCOM.
Montpelier, April !, 1874. 22-2i
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

The subscriber olers his house and lot, situated on
Elm street. Tor sale at bargain and on easy terms
The house will be sold uifhouf tho extra lot the lot
uihout the house. or both together as may be desired
Parties desiring 10 purchase can call and see the
premises, and Tor terms etc, call on o. Livingston
L. W. JONES.
Montpelier, Jan. o. 1874. ll-u
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TnE KEY-NorE.--This is the keynote Of
ereation-that God is giving forth bis own
life to raise men from the lowest form to
next higher, from this to the next higher,
aud from this to the next higher. If we
are Christ's, 1t is because we interpret and
exemplify, as he did the true love Of God.
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EOR SALE-Tbc subscribers offer for
L sale two hundred aud my fine shotesi also
carload Of dnc horses.
J. W.. 7. o. BAILEY.
Montpelier March 2, ls7i. i6-u
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SHOP TAILoR's SHOP!

The place to have your clothes cut and made, ia
Ar LAwToSis, OYER THE PosT OFFICE
Shirts cut and made, aud Patterns cut
y. B.-German Canarles for sale.
JAMES LAwTON.
March, o 1874. 1923
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A DMINIsTRATOR's SALE

REAL ESTATEl
Under license Of the Probate Court Of tho District
Of Washington the subscriber offers for sale the rea
estate of Herman q. Kent, deceased, at auction on
the premises,
Tuesday, April %, "a, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Said estate consists Of farm containing about sew
enty acres OF land, suitably divided into meadow
pasture and wooda with good substantial build
ings, and running water at house and barn. These
premises are situated about two miles from Mont
polier village. on the Worcester Branch road, and IL
Ia every particular desirable location. Terms Of
payment made easy.
f. KENT, Administrator.
Montpelier, April /, 1874. 2l-2I
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NOTlCE.-All persons indebted to me
must call Immediately and settle, or shall be
obig gcd 20 place the accounts 10 the hands of law
yer ior collection
IRA S. TOWN
Montpelier, August 70, ls73. ssu
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wnAr IS BEsr FoR cosrIyrNrss2

Dn HAhhisoN's PERfsrALric LozENGFs are war
Tanted euro ~ all cases Of the Piles and Failing Of
the Recium. We promise a cure for all symptnms of
nyspepaal such as Oppression aner Eating, Sour
otemhgh epttlng OF Food Palpitation, also Head
ncss oi the skin and Eyes, Sick Headache Coated
tongue bilousness, Liver Complaint Loss Of Appe-
tte' peullty, Monthly Pains and all Irregularties
Neuralg.a, falnines, etc. Trial box thirty cents
large uo1, sixty ee0ts Mailed free for this last price
DR.. HARRlsON's ICELAND BALsAM,
a splendid cure for COUGHS, uOApsENEss, and ali
ihhoAI anu LuNG CuNrLAiSTs. For sale BY H. n
HARRISON & co., prOpretors No fremont Tenn
pie boston, and by all Druggists 2l.B
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EOR SALE.-Desirable Building Lots
a on one OF the best streets Ia the village. Also
twenty acres oi land lust outside of village limits
Enquire at this Office. 7Jtf
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r ANE MANUFACTURING COMPANY,

VVFIHVIFJ EaI0I fIKhIH q HTVVHW
CAPITAL. ..,............... .sl2O,O0O.
Having the most extensive and best equipped shops
In Central Vermont, the LANE MARufAcTuRIsG Cow
PAsY are prepared not only TO promptly Ill all
orders for their wellknown specialtes,
Lanes Patent Circular Salp Mus,
Saic-MM Ssf-Works and
Monitor Turbine Water -WAtsL,
Improved ciapboard Machinery,
and Planning Machines,
but to do general FoUsDRr AND MACHINE suoP
business. Orders are respectfully solicited, and
quires promptly answered. Address
LANE MFG. COMPANY,
l7-u Montpelier, Vermont.
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nESIRABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

Tho subscriber offers FOR sale twenty-five acres Of
excellent land with good buildings the same stu
ated within mile Of Montpelier village Running
water at house and barn Terms reasonable. Imme
diate possession given. T. o. BAILEY.
Montpelier, February 2i, 1874 l5-u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-04-22
For the Waterman
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