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GEO. W. R0BINsONs
HOE CORN PLANTER.


Which received the highest premium al the
N. Y. Central and Eastern N. Y. State FArs.
purchased two last year; liked them very
much aud want aDother.--C. b. Munson. Man
| chester, W.
have bought and used ave, ana think II the
best investment in farm implements that ever
made. Philip I. Hubbell.
This best thing ever had on my farm. Giles
Jewett.
beans or pumpkin seeds.-B. II. Sears.
can do the work Of two men with it--Jesso
Robinson.
The best thing in proportion to its cost ever
| offered TO the farmer. ADDISON ltpimmer.
The farmer cannot AFFORD TO be without it--A
@. Hubbell.
Tbeg are great labor saver, and It cannot be
contradieted.--p. Nj. Saunders,
would not take ten dollars for mine unless
could obtain anothor.-H. NJ, HARDWOOD.
planted one-lourth of an acre IN thirty nine
minutes with it-Allen Csnsdy.
can plAnttwo Acres with II easier quicker and
better than can plAnt one w1ihoutit.-MlchAol
Martin.
Ia nv sixty.fourth year planted on my farm
with It, one acre in less than four hours and did
II easily and well, and think In mellow ground
can do II in three hours,-E. 7. Luther, North
Dorset. VI
We used It last season and think 1t great
heip--ono man planting with 1t as fast ~ two
without ito. W. j. +. Stone, OAkham, Mass.
think 1t one OF the best inventions that
ever met with II will save the work Of one
man and does 1t perfectly.--S. Healey, spencer,
Mass
You have improved your planter wonderfully.
MY son.ln-law sold fifteen yesterday, and wants
more territory. Send one hundred Immediately.
w s. Holden, Toms River, Ocean Co.. N. J.,
March 30, 76
Easily attached 10 any hoe. Retail Price 81 S o
liberal margin to agents.
GEO. W. ROBINSON.
Bennington Center, April s, 1876, AZ
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pREss-MAKINc.

LADIES' giving % their pairanAge We hope "a
sksisfy hsft 10 ugrt tna prices
MKs. L WILCOX.
Fkesa<y Pq4at, April II. Is7o. ~
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yArNngcE snd BIt.oUsNKss whs su8vs
goa rsaasay foF taosa disorders We are
49, assl Aissasi kfRsaah5a. rbysiesi. asun.llos
hiliaFs w4A naeeE . sfeeaf eUFs &hgY hkvf
Asysg it.ael y sslisfy a. ahl have nsol lhuu iof
IsanAiee4 hsegcFH4A. hllio8snaas a.. Beware
x saiialiaas. TIE Eenaibs has private pro-
pgia1ory aiAnaP q sshu b hsary ever tht oaIk.
Ma ~ 81 aaAlefs MAAAattNn Md. a. FRO
priata J0HA y HENRY. CURRAN n 90,
AtR fsfk, Rholesais Agents &ss~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-04

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eoeanaaA % = sst. Say - entsrfsx Ts*vease8
y "a ne e fYsuslft psesaas Il Ia essu
vssa Il tAeusabas Il cases ~htrt tAs stis was
esuaaF esd ih hssAsfsis, ~ 49, nsver fsilsA b
srrasi als dooky. 80 e fFoasts Assitay and
vEer0m EFvwsA d i A. De salas aHs 90.
rvslsa - dressing ~ ne hsE AnEis
sprhasliaa 81 rsn8er q ssf saa eIaay toF
several AsyA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-04

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nAaNlNFiLtt.

There vii D. Variety Ealeftsiu-
menta 81 tie iial ID BAruamyiile, Ga FRI
day efs Mas ID, go o'clock prompt
Easrs lses consisting n pisgs, tableaua
mus.e ard asi, bnt not icAsi, feast 81
hQi usp.s sugar, ard cold iee-eTysm.
ngie Saucer lfieen oeuts literal dis.
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--For President Samuel ] Tilden.
II. a. Fields IA proprietor Of the Field
Hotel for Is7g.
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FARM FOR SALE.--rHE

place A4gWn e. tAe SAu1eh AtlFn lAFM aitAAt
"a d Tie Wlhh At garupiss, 3 ailies ffam thf
fAilfoG3 SSl3 fArm EahtGink ls9 G1rrs, 10
heavily talaefsd vltl aprncg, AenleCk assa hns
net been cat over. haiidlngs sf0 70 KeQd repair
and there "a good ssgsT orchard Ais apple
orchard an TIE greAlasa. Val ~ seld cheap
ADD Algbai $500 ekn remain GA mortgage II de-
sired. ApPlJ 70 - aalross
A. Y. GRAHAM. Executor.
Bondriue. VI, oeL 1.A. is55. 925n
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$4,000 in
DAMAGED DRY GOODS.

None should fail TO call and see our
goods and get prices. We shall con.
tinue the sale through April You
that cannot come, send for samples --
500 pieces Prints, none over &c, none
of your 8 TO IL yard pieces, remnants
Sc. Cottohs Of all kinds &c inch fine
SC per yard. Cotton, 40 inch, 0 cts.
Bleached Cottons, 80 Inch, Sc. Fruit
Of the Loom, lie. Wamsutta. l2Jc.
Sheeting 94. heavy bleached 80 cts
~ inch Pillow Case Cotton 10 cents.
Largest stock choice Sheetings in the
state, 25c goods for 10 to l4lc, 300
pieces
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ARLINGTON.

Col. Aldace Walker Of Rutland will
deliver the GRAFTON on decoration day al
the Town Hall.
= Rev. Mr.. Eastman of Factory Point
preached at st. James Church on Sun
day morning last and ofiicisted at the
funeral of the youngest child of Mr.
Cyrus Hard in the afternoon.
Col II. s. Hard has returned looking
healthy aud happy. He says his health
has not been SO good in five years.
Several Of our citizens went to
Chselyile one day last week to witness
the trial of a small water-whee built by
Luther knight. The wheel is ten inches
in diameter and is designed to run sew
ing machines and other light machinery
where a small stream aud high head cal
be obtained. 1t is especially adapted fol
uses in cities and large villages which
are provided with water works. Thil
wheel using one sixteenth of one square
/ inch water under pressure of ten pounds
/ per square inch made ll60 revolutions
per minute and under pressure Of 81
pounds per square inch make 2s00 revo
/ iutions. This II Ia estimated would give
power enough 10 run an ordinary print
lug press such as is used TO print ths
JOURNAL. Mr.. knight is we'll known al
an inventor aud we have mo doubt will
have demand for his wheels.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-04

--"Our local correspondents are get
ting sleepy again; send in locals" We
plead guilty to the charge, but here's q
batch.
Irwin w. Hurd has sold bis farm to
Aaron NJ. Hamilton for 1850, reserv-
Ing the use Of the house for one year.
Madam Rumor says Aaron NJ. Is negoti-
ating for housekeeper whose cognomen
will be Mrs. A. NJ. Hamilton. Il. s.
Hurd has sold his farm TO Mr.. Hays.
Charles Randall has torn away his old
house preparatory to building new one
on the old sile-a pleasant location
Manson Hoyt has added a yersndah to
bis beuse which greatly improves It's ap
pearance. The late freshet took Off {
/ bridge in District No. 2, burst AAroI
Coyey's saw mill dam aud carried of
/ barriers 40 as TO leave the grist mil
minus water. X. NJ. Provsn has sltereC
I the interior arrangements Of his dwelling
house, thereby constituting q case o
'.true inwsrdpess. Samuel WoodAr,
has lost yAluable COW. J. w. Snow la
arrived al bis old summer quarters In
proved In health
-Four candidates attended the publ
examination Of teachers all Of whom Oh
tAiued licences. Almond Kelly, who be
taken the school 10 District No. l. Mr.,
II. Bowen, in District No. 2, Selli
Covey, who has entirely recovered fror
the Injuries received :, Der tipover la
Christmas 10 District No. and HAITI
smith 10 District No. 6, Ia West Sand
gate.
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SPRING STYLES FOR 1876


10 al tie mes laes o. brown, mApye, eeru,
ercam, ,ulphuF, H., Be-
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eoa@ utdst eaa p@sa saAt 1aasn.
Eatrisw saex bm wt@ ta tecux
uAsi suetl sea ess @ ga lie. - a
bta tEsasi Hgrs. ~ ws talsE Yoa bad
heller AZ - sAaIa tA4s neek . Ws
cau 6 fttIttY wRg 1s3 you fuou g
iemrff q ulta re- Two m4atbs
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1oSbuSpEERY.

AT the public examination, April q,
twelve persous wers examined all Of
whom passed
We notice a new sign At our wooden
factory .Ths looks 81 ,hough they meant
10 90 some business there
The following Il tie record Of the
snow fall ia ihis piaee tbe past winter,
s, measured BY Barnet Wait Esq ID
November there fell ~ ms Ia December
% iu; ia Jaauafy 3 IL ia February
81: ia March IN April il; totA
ias Is. Inches
soUfa laApaNpKERr.
0ur yi.iage school commences mex
Moaasy, Mas ia lhseney teacher.
Ii gives very gguersl sausftetiot
that the Methodist Conferences hss re
tained Rav ], l. Calnuings a this piac'
f5f smother sear
+ a Nj Hef5ek recently 81 Pawlet
Aas purchased Of IafAia smith tbe hoasp
sid loi reoehlly owned b. JOAN FafHum
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Local Intelligence.
rHtG DAT NAY 4 1875

ukulNn rnrERsEos nistsios,
Essrsa Fusaasr EsHHgtss
Hrrff lsVgf stEEs
kHu. FFHN0Nr
gssfas tesss mM~shssssfs
HuTf
ID sew wa hsastts
Hffs
Ma E0fTE.
Hs
ffFsst
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-04
NEW 1876 AND
Centennial Millinery.

| have just returned from market with a
splendid assortment Of Millinery Goods and
would be pleased to show tho ladies from the
sun Hat, Paramount Park, aud Rosedale, to the
beautiful French chip and straw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
GOV. AMESS RESIGNATION.
THE IMPEACHMENT ARTICLES AGAINST HIM WITH
DRAWN AND HIS RESIGNATION ACCEPTED - TIE
MISSISSIPPI GOVERNMENT NOW CONTROLLED By

THE IMPEACHMENT ARTICLES AGAINST HIM WITH
DRAWN AND HIS RESIGNATION ACCEPTED - THE
MISSISSIPPI GOVERNMENT NOW CONTROLLED By
THE DEMOCRATS.
JACKSON, Miss, March 80. - Yesterday the
mpeachment proceedings in the case OF Gov Adelhert
Ames closed by the Legislature, aud the Democrats
congratulated themselves upon the solution Of an issue
which would otherwise have only been settled by long
laborious. and expensive trial. Last Tuesday. Gov
Ames in letter 10 his counsel Gen Roger A. Pryor and
Mr. Durant, intimatcd that the impeachment articles
only stood In the way Of his resignation He SAID he had
resolved to resign his Office wnen the present Legsia
tire yss elected as Il embarrassed and baed his en-
deavors to carry out his plans for the welfare oil
the state and the Republican party. Al the morn
ing session of the House yesterday, Gen. W. :
Fcatherstone, Chairman Of the impeachment Commit
tee PRESENTED Gov. Amess letter to his counsel and
offered resolution directing the impeachment managers
on the part OF the House 10 dlsniss the articles against
tho Governor The resolution was Immediately adopted
by vote Of 70 10 10, % members being absent or not
voting Gov. Amess letter OF resignation was aerward
sent to the Senate sitting a court Of imsacfment
and Immediately accepted. Proceeding to legislative
business the senate foiud iteif without presiding off,
Ger, and motion OF Senator Morgan W. IL, suns OF
pro tenn The action OF Gov. Amcs was compltie ,uI
prise To all except few friends and those who had
agreed to the plan the night before Inc D'n2cls are
of course wei pleased with the course Affairs NAV
taken but the Republicans are generally indignant az
thus virtually losing all control or the Government
In the afternoon tnc Legislature met IN joint session
when Senator j. NJ. stone, President pro tenn OF the sen
ate was inaugurated as Governor. On being conducted
To The speakers chair Col Stone made bef speech IN
which he declared that 1t shall be MS purpose to admin
tcr the the in strict accordance with the
Constitution and The laws, with the view OF securing -
All the citizens alike their rights under the laws Col
stone was appointed to the vacancy because thc
late Northumberland, A. X. Davis, ma Deth IN
peached and disqualified a few weeks ago. lho'. ".
(ardozO laie Superintendent OF instruction, was also
recently impeached hut escaped conviction ny fcsghg
short Zine ago. The Democratic now have control oi
the state Government and declare that they VIII now
carry the pledges OF reform on when tht{ carried
House last evening but declined account OF aicc
ton @ the throat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
LAWRENCE AS 4 FITNESS.

OPINION or UNITED STATS OFFICIALS CONCERNING
HIS OFFER 10 TESTIFY.
II has been stated that Charles l.. Lawrence,
who has been indicted In the United States Circuit Court
for smuggling has made proposition TO the Govern
mcnt that on condition Of immunity from prosecution.
he Will give evidence against his confcdcrates United
States Distrct-Attorncy Bills, said TO n TkIBuSE
reporter Iat such proposition had been made by
Lawrence through his counsel several weeks ago The
matter was referred to him 1.-THE DisricAttomey) and
he gave It az his opinion that the proposition should not
be accepted. Recently he had heard that Lawrence
attempting his OPPOSITION through the Secretary
OF the Treasury and he thought 70 probable that N the
Secretary should ask that Lawrence be used Witness
tho Attorney General would grant the request. How
ever, Lawrence could give evidence against any
persons holding Oico In the Custom house
he bad only offered 10 appear a. witness against
son who had been removed from his position. Mr. Bliss
stated that IL proper 10 that Lawrence had
claimed to have word Of evidence aganBt Deputy
Collector Lydecker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
HONEST PUSH.

IL our January number alluded TO Tho genuine enterprise
Of Or. the gentleman Who coAa hud medicines
with flu Of yeatinc 20 that they s not "heHd '' at
our remarks re merely by way Of upol au article
In The y Y Reporter Christian friend Of ours druggist
by profession calls attention article and reminds us
,st t our , nt,tioned comments Dr. DICK, business
Las We o!u ted essential p0nt-his Sterling hon
csy our frcnd thinks that ordinarily too much credit IA
given 10 cuersy business activity and 100 ma" TO those
actr-utr.y ani fcupUlus Tar dealing lIe Saws iA ie
example 10 oe placed before men - no. that Oh ssoSs
by CUNNING az DIV push or by h"ol.ty pt ,' ~ A. m
accumulated influence gained by rsheodSnes'-tA' II ny
Our iTirnd correct and held To any other view
Wien we sa that DICKS ike the succeS oi ir
a. L. ~ W rsuy ennocs en- do ali the nulnarous
daes Of his ctar ~ dd not .n,n TO inl,a tnat avs @
ne,s cqd so rnrsnsSte Tor iack OF honcsiy the
must 90 Land u failure viii sooner or later
good ady who Mr. stewart when he had o one clerk
of me many thousands stree and now m his employ to recon-
M md ooIs offered Tor sale lilo plan mas always been 10 e&
d. D' Physi know thai they can pnscrbe his pnrr,
protected remedies WIN th ecray VA nm . , rrn,i
tobe-no nothing more, nothing less II L. as 40 MSrr TO sea-
-, S A. purity Is The only difference j. that
the glass soluble and nutritious, beng made OF transparent
DR. DICK Is NOT manufactures Of patent medicines His
tasiss- iii o ,t E aniholcd nedie9cs OF the
trib irtgs and protecting Them we'll rapidly elegantly,
are potent active po6 cr ~ aud usually ordered by pLys
rr fori n Dr DK goods sold called for by writ
ton Prescriptions When lhns Ordered Lne IIagS reinSy',
The pro-, cis no chemists laboratory stand higher than
lie his popularity by far dealing Hni by the
nterti,y OF h ois and he purity OF his micnss placed
whose liacret drugs stand at the head II knowledge
gy good taste have done much Of this INTEGRITY has
tlsiec.s Medicines can be relied upon In the one word
athfuiness-AG nave me CAUSES OF ms wee, 'eap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

WASHINGTON, April /, 1876
The House yesterday proceeded to the con-
alteration as special order OF the bill reported by Mr.
Reagan Dem, Texas, from the Committee on Com
merce, TO amend the laws concerning commerce ana
navigation and the regulation Of steam vessels.
Aftcr three hours discussion IN regard 10 fog h0ins,
steam cocks valves lights, larboard and staFbodrd
courses and other matters about when none on inc
members participating prOtesscd to have much nforina-
lion and as there equal lack o. interest III tc
suect % of knowledge the further consideration oil the
bill was post poncd until next Saturday.
MIR ONELL Dem, PENN wac reported omclauy as
having voted against the silver Jill, which IL an error
lie otcd for IT, that the correct footing or the vote Is
1913 TO 30.
Mr. ROBINSON 0lep., Ind offered resolution re-
citing the allegation that Horace BOyntOn, CCrH OF The
House Committee Military Affairs, has been guilty oil
c0rupt and base practices while Oncer OF the Inter
nal Revenue Bureau in Texas aud directing The Com
Iniitee TO investigate tie facts Adopted
The House then AT 4 o'clock adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hobl-The Hon. Alphonso Taft, Sec
Rotary Of war: Gen William T. sherman. Gen Orlando NJ:
Poe and Col f. TourteOte u = Army John Echos Oh
Virginia Senator Hitchcock OF Nebraska Judge 6eOgc
+ Comsock OF Syracuse and COL j. A. Brdgland, u D. Con-
sul at Hayre Windsor Hotet-Congressman r. Jones OF
New IIamnsrp Grand Central HOtst-J A. Ouimet, NJ T.,
Montreal BeUoort House-ChaIes Francis Adams III OF
Denis HOt.t-The Rev Dr. Olnstead OF
Branord Conn., Capt A. O. Porter OF the steamship re
public Holman HOuse-Prof q. G. Marsh OF NMe oolego'
Grsr,ft Hotse-Rear Admiral James H. Strong u = navy
1r H0use-Wilam Hunter second Assistant secretary Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

kGNEW, THOMAS r., the great New-York
~ Grocer Flour aud Tea Dealer, wholesale and retail.
50 Vesey.st Everybody should call and get bargains
III n. SQUIRE, 81 FIlton-st.-Wa Watches
Il L. Jewery, Diamonds, sterling silver and Rogerss
Plated Ware An Of the best quality aud at smallest profits
CTRlCTIRE, Impotence, and Diseases of the
- Ueueratiye radically speedily cured HENRY
A. DANIELS NJ. d. IA Lexington ave- Ofice hours 10 j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

whats usee play pokerT remarked an
amondeycd denizcn Of Tucson, Nevada the other day
Me hold four kings ana a lace; Mclean man hold all
same time four laces and king; whole week waehoc
gone Ukeo Woodbipe.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

FspFNscnEIp'S STRING STYLE or HATS JUST
rtl men IN Of nat fOr ln sty c ant
1iy are lAt o call E-rN-CnEu, MITE IIo Nassau ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

U0IMrS', BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH, 5Il
P.oa say uo you upon the approach o danger III any
,.tt r,,rN lu AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

MILK op MAGNE,IA might he called "l'ray-
q ,ro 10 81. c4rallr ~ performing. many useful
iaeloi nal services duIiug Jourh or sea voyage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
4. AnuuoucenentA

No MEDICINE ever had stronger rccommcnda-
tos, ,r its u rinsc merit than the PTEtflAN SiHtr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

DIR. LYOS's UoOTu TABLETS.
Clidr,n aIr del. gifted win taclu.
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HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY, AT HUDNUTS IN
BROADWAY
GAM 500. Noon. 49, 81 No.. go. Midnight, 80
ii CHEST daring the dav so. Lowest. 81
Average. 39l4S same day. 1915, b5'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY.
ABSTRACT on REPORT FOR WEEK ESDN0 AT r. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

March 29-Rain from a. IN to m; amount OF water
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-25

AMONG the deaths of prominent men which
have recently occurred are those of Mons.
Gustave Delavigne, at Paris, the inventor of
explosive balls and the shipwreck rocket; of
August Bielowski, the Polish historian, and
editor of the Monumental Polonie; of Shu.
bael G. Rogers, for many years President of
the Boston Firemen's Insurance Company
of the Baron Otto Won Reinsberg and his
wife Ida Won Duringsfeld, well known as
the German author-couple; of the Rev. j. M.
Baswell, Baptist missionary among the Bur.
mans, who wrote the first book that was ever
stereotyped in Burmah, and was also the first
white man who ever mastered the Talaing
language; of James Delmon Grace, at one
time leading actor of Forbes theatre, Provi-
dence, R. l., and for long time connected
with Barnum's Museum in New York; OF
John Hillyard Cameron, leading lawyer OF
Ontario, and at one time Solicitor. General in
the Canadian Cabinet; of John S. Williams,
the senior partner of the well-known Atlantic
shipping firm of Williams & Guion; of the
Hon. Samuel T. Maddox, a prominent Re
publican of the Eastern District of Brooklyn
OF DIR. John Dove, of Richmond, Va, the
Oldest Masonic Grand Secretary in the world
of Otto Won Hoym, who formerly managed
the Stadt Theatre in New York, first pro
duced "Martha' in this country, and brought
out Bogumil Dawson; and OF Charles Isidore
Hemans, son of Mrs. Felicia Hemans, the
poet, who died in Italy, October 26. He had
written books upon "Catholic Italy," "a
History of Ancient Christianity and SacreS
Art in Italy" ga History of Medieval Chris
tianlty and Sacred Art in Italy," and "Hir
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-25
Books Received.

The New Story OF tho State of Maine.
With an Appendix. By Enoch knight. Paper, 26
PIP. Portland: Dresser, Mcclellan g. Co.
Nature. BY Ralph Waldo Emerson. One Of the
"yest Pocket Series" Cloth, % PIP price 50 cts.
Boston: j. r. Osgood s. Co. Portland: Loring,
Short q Harmon.
Deering. One of the Forest City Series" Cloth
illustrated, 1ss PIP. price 81. Portland: Dresser
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