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THE SILK GROWERS GUIDE.
VIII VaTI0uS ehgTaVngs.

with various engravIngs.
AT s, PER AN>UM,IN ADVANCE,
an Wednesday, August g. 1886, the
W first number Of The SILK GROW
Frs GUIDE will be published by the
subscriber, aud continued every other
"Wednesday iherealer, each number con
tanning l6 lnrge super royal octave pages
double columns, expressly adapted tor
binding, and the whole suher, fully Illus
'rh'cd by appropriate engravings.
Every possible source Of information will
&c used to make this standard publIcatI, n
Tor American culrlvaOrs of Silk. The ed
tor is extensively familiar with the subject
from personal experience IN lis most lmpor.
tant branches, aud comes prepared to fur
nish his readers with Information so much
desired on this interesting subject, lie
viii also be assisted by valuable pens III
thus city and It's vicinity, where the Mnl-
berry tree and Silk Worm have for many
years received close attention.
The cultivation of the Mulberry Tree.
in all It's varierles-thc rearing Of Six
Worms - production of Cocoon, - ceiling,
manufacturing aud dying SIk-lhe easy
inl reduction of the Silk busincss-Its IN
mcnsr value TO every farmer 1t, profits
IS peculiar npplcabllny to our climate, and
the habits OF our farmers. with numerous
her considerations, will be fully and
honestly eucldated in this publications.
Phllade phla as a focus possesses remark
able facilities for the acquisition and Dis
scmination of this important knowledge.
The Beet Root Sugar culture, and agrIcul-
rural subjects in general will be a,>Iduously
attended 10. To make the subject pccu-
IiarIy lnleIhgble, engravers will be freely
employed to illustrate the work, and no
expense spared 10 place II in the first rank
of the most complete publication on Silk
husbondrv in America.
II Will b. printed on fine paper, with
good Tyne, and packed up TO defy LUXURY N
the mail Six copies viii be sent for $40
thirteen for $50, Address The edIor' post
paid, F. w. LEOPOLp,
AZ Che5nut street, Phllad.
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RusseIl's Itch Ointment.

This choice and safe ointment is said TO
be superior to any now in use, for that dis
agreeable and oa,hsome dscnsc,the ITCH
This ointment Is so certain IN its operation
that no person troubled with the above
disorder ough, not to be wiibou, il. II Is
n remedy for cu'ancous cruptions. scorbnt-
ic affections OF the head. or any other
breaking ont which arises from sharp In
mours in the blood Price % cents o box.
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Ash Timber.

w ANTED for The use of the Winoosk
w Pa'ru' Block Mills, aud to be driv
cred at that establishment IN tho course of
me ensuing winter. the following descrp
tons ct White Ash Plank, sawed to The
gwen dimensions. square edged, sound and
Tree from knots, shakes or heart wood.
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Russell's Vegetable Bilious
PILLS,
OR E4.MIL Y PHYSIC

FOR general usc,i cascsos Of Jaundice,
morbid scnsib,lnv Of he stomach and bow
els, loss Of appetite. f1'ld breath, cnsilvc.
ross. Plies. aud all diseases arising from
hillary arrangements, ais" for correcting
the state of the blood. and cleansing the
system ohfnul aud viscid hnmots. These
nils are a mild ca'hartic, producing neither
roIns nor gripping. and are therefore val
rnble and highly approved mncicine. and
nre pronounced as such BY lh" most dis
rincuishcd ihyscians. Each box con-
tanning SO Pll-. Pic" 81 | 9 cents box.
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Making 3 per cent assessment Tor The year ;
said per centage to be cast on the original
mount of the premium note, without refer
ence 10 any endorsement, and to be paid TO
the treasurer at his office in Montpelier, on or
before the 10Th day of October 1886. An
opportunity will be presented TO forward as.
sesSmen's by the members Of the Legislature,
and those who neglect 10 forward their assess.
ments then, are referred to the sec. Of the
act attached 10 each policy for the consequen.
ccs. BY order of the Directors.
CALVIN JAY KEITH, Treasurer.
Montpelier, Aug. 90, 1886.
GFThe printers of each weekly newspa per
in this State are requested to publish the a
bove notice three weeks successfully, aud for
ward their bills by the members of the Legis
lature for payment.
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September %, 1886.

a ps. sunr. Goats Hair and Grape
IL " Cambcts.
10 do sup. Italian Gro de Swiss aud
Chaly Silks.
6 Doe pairs Ladies sup. Goat skin and
Kid Gloves.
do Ladies' Own Tippets. new
article for evening Dress.
do Boys Cloth Caps.
90 ps. Rich ChInz Prints, dark colors.
Heavy Buck skin Gloves and Mi,ens.
Lace Buttons, French marking Cotton,
Fancy Dress lIandkfs &c. &c.
ust received and for sale by
LATIIROP g. POTWIN.
September %
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STATE OF VERMONT. }


Chilendcn -.
The Hon. the Probate Conn for the Dis
,rict of Chl,tcnden--To all persons con
cernrd in the estate Of Nathan Allen, late
of Winston. in said district. deceased.
WHEREAS, the Administrator de bOnis
non Of SAID deceased proposes 10 render an
account OF his administration, and present
his account against said estate for examin,
aiion and allowance AT n session of the
Court Of Probate to be holden al J. A, Will
Icy's Inn in WiIllston, on the 9Th day OF
October next.
Therefore yon are hereby notified to APP
pear before SAID court al the time and place
aforesaid, and show cause. If any you have,
WHY the account aforesaid should not be
allowed.
Given under my hand at Willislon, this
.Olb day of September, A. D, 1896:
&. B. MANSER, Reg.
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Harvard University.

WE Medical Lectures in Harvard U.
IN nlV"rsl'y VIII begin AT the Massachu-
Se''s Metca College III Mason Il. Boston,
thc ilrSt "Wednesday - November ncxt, ut
Ia before Q, A NJ. and will continue Three
months. For one month after the end of
no course. lectures VIII be delivered IN the
College, and the Dl>sccting Room will be
open To such students as may remain. with.
out additional tee. Such students may
also attend the Pracil ice Of The Massachu.
sets General Hospital.
Anatomy and Operations in
Surgery, Dr. W,r,ep
Chemistry. Dir. Websterr
Matcria MeGica, DR.. Bi,elow,
MDdwilcr! and Medical Juris.
I of Surgery and Gin. Dr. '"'""''s'
zeal Surgery, DR.. Hayward,
Theory and Practice of Physic, DR.. Ware.
Clnical Lectures Will De delivered ~
usual on the cases IN the Massachusetts
General Hospital
.NEW DISSEC7I.NG ROOM
A new Dissociina Ronu is now building,
and will be finished before The Lectures
begin. l. viii occupy all tho vacant land
east OF the Medical College. Every care IS
tnklng 10 make TIN, important par, of the
medlca school as peri ct as possible, :"
I hat II may furnish to he student ample
facilities for prosecuting his Anatomical
studies. The legal enactments Of the
state, so literally and so wisely framed,
will be faithfully and thoroughly applied to
the accomplishment of their imporlunt OBJ
jects.
WALTER CLAIMING, Dem,
Boston, Jnly, 1896.
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Burlington Female Seminary.

|E'llE Fall and Winter Term common
Z ces September 18th Pupils should
enter al the commencement Of the term -
Mr.. d. A. BRAMAN will have the charge
OF the boarding establishment, which the
friends ct the School believe will BE- con
Quoted 10 the entire satisfaction Of patrons.
Applications to be made TO the Principal.
MARY G.. GREEN.
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,AS;s,N,aA
~ d d y Isl
SR salaxss ls: ;'!IMlE
Man be used in Vine Or JTater.

TyHESE celebrated bi,tcrs are compos-
l. ed purely Of vegetables Of the most
innocent We, specific virtues. They arc
recommended particularly for restoring
weak constitutions, cleansing the stomach
and increasing the nppc,i'c-also proven
ia,ive against the cholera morbns, frver.
and aguc, removing nausea, vomiting.
heart burning, weakness IN tho breast,
pain in the stomach and other symptoms Of
fl,u'ence and Indigestion. One box will
,inclure one gallon. Price % cents box.
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NOTICE..
Ladies' Shoe Store.

bNllE subscriber has just opened. next
n doorcas ofSmith & IIarringlon's Book
Store in College street. Shoe Store, princi.
paily composed Of Ladies'. Misses and Chi
dren's Shoes of all kinds and sizes. lis ar,
Engagements Geccn,ly made with an cxten.
slve house in New York; are such as will
enable him to sell at prices which he conf.
IDENTIFY believes will be satisfactory TO all who
may be disposed TO extend to him their pat.
ronagc. ID. A. BRA MAN.
BURLINGTON, July 90, 1885.
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Dorastus Holton's Estate.
STATE OLE VERMONT

District of ChiHenden, IS.
The Honorable the Probate Court within
and for the District aforesaid, to all per
sons concerned in the estate Of Doras,us
Hoton, late of Burlington in said dis
irlct. deceased. GREET1NG.
WHEREAS, the Admins; rator of said
w deceased proposes to render an &c
count of his administration. and prcsear his
account against SAID estate for examination
and allowance at a session of The Court o,
Probate, to be holden at Willey's Inn in
W''Ils'on, on the first Monday Of October
ncX,.
Therefore. you are hereby notified to
appear before said court at the time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause. if any you
have, why The account aforesaid should not,
be allowed
Given under my hand at Willis,on. this
9Th day of August. A. ID. 1886.
GEO. Il. MANSER, Register.
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Town Meeting,

WILL be held a, the Town Room in
w Burlington on Tuesday The eth
inst. Of Q o'clock p. NJ. a general attendance
IS requested,
SAMUEL NICHOLS, Seiectmen Of
IL LowRY, burlington.
burlington. Sept. 18Th 1886.
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"A /. S O..

Wanted, one thousand JVHITE ash
LOGS--'he standard log to be 90 inches
diameter and fourteen feet long, sound and
free from knots or shakcs--to be delivered
n, the Mil during the ensuing winter, or
at the wharf at Burlington in the month Of
May. 1887. GUY CATLIN.
BurInrion r. oh Sent 1896
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-09-30
9th Sept. 1886.

To our Agriculiuralis,s successful our
Literary Institutions the high standing
they merit--To our Manufacturers tri
umphancy in competi,ion--and to com
mcrc". Free Trade and Sailors r lights.
"HE &" Ahead Principle is so FREEDOM
l. inan' in our land al the present day,
that the Car leaves him behind, who stops
for lrlf1 s, or dcsccnds to particulars We
of The Green Mountain State having such
bumps ofencrprze marked on
our head lan.s. need only know the Text,
the rest is understood
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Railroad Notice.
New GOOds-SeDt. Is

VEGETABLE ROUGE, IAN exquisite
' article for enrlchlng the glow of The
cheek: Tins beautiful cosmetic preparation
has at all lines found place at the fash
ionable toilet. 1t is an innocent, yet pow
erfnl auxiliary where circumstances have
rendered assistance eXpedient, it is free
from any noxious ingredient and entirely
innocent: calculatedt TO create new beauties
where beauties were before to add fresh
ness to the cheek which care or illness ma y
have rendered languld; aud in place of the
LILY to plant the Rese;' Just received OF
the Variety Shop.
PANGBoRN & BRINsMAID.
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New Goods.

"A N extensive assortment Of Fail g. Win.
IA ter Goods. of oil the usual varieties
Kept IN the c"untry-just Reed a. for sale
by Il. DOOLITTLE.
Sent Is
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Is now This HOW.4RD, of Il
Cheap Cash Store.

has been to the city of New York, the
grand emporium Of our country, and receIv
ed his foil supply OF necessary and desirable
goods. which were produced by conbina.
ton of all the natural intellectual mcchan-
zeal and operative exertlons of our above
named motto. To conclude. The goods
were bought to sell, and will be sold cheap
for cash, no mistake.
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VESTS PATENT CHLORINE
COSM ETC and PILLS.

no r Rlngworms, SaItrhcum, Scad-
II head. and all Cutancous Eruptlons.
This article is nat thrown into markc, Ike
most patent medicines. backed by spme
half dozen fictitious certificates hni II
comes respectfully aud honestly recnmmen-
dcd, and is, we verify believe, all that it
claims 10 be: and as such. it is offered to
The public, by J. g. J. II. PECK & Go.
Sent. 1896 Agents far The Paienice
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NOTICE.

GTRAYED from the subscriber o light
- red COW middling size with the ends
Of The horns sawed off Whoever Will give
Information where she may be found shall
be handsomely rewarded.
JONATHAN HART.
BURLINGTON Sent. O.
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Wool & Butter.

1yHE Subscribers will pay Cash for
Good Clean Fleece Wool, delivered
nj their Store in Church Strect,-They
will also pay Cash for Good Butter at one
shilling pr. pound.
LOVELY & ABBOTT.
Burlington Sept. 18Th 1886.
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Fall Goods.

TIME subscribers are now opening an
Il extensive assortment of Goods adapt
ed to the fall trade which will be sold cheap
for Cash.
We have now full assortment ofsuper-
fine Broad Cloths Of every shade and quail
ily.
Rich and heavy, plain g. Plaid Casmr's,
A few ps. new style Durham Cas'mr's,
40 ps. Ga French g. English Merlnos
Case Elegant Flg'd Merinos.
Batting, Wadding, Cambria Innings &c,
LArHRoP g. PoTwIN.
Sent. i6h 1886,
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New GOOds-SeDt. 8.

NOMPOUND Chlorine Tooth Wash
" the discovery ofthe chloride of Soda &
lis uSrs bs Labarraque of Paris, was an ad.
dnion To the resources OF medicine otihe nj
most Importance as neut, allzlng agent. To
cnnntrraci al once The principle of decay.
which commencing imperccprbly, slowly
gathers strength, and finally destroys, j..
the lmpnr,ant service which can be derived
from The use of chloride Of soda, when ad .
m'ns'crrd wth skill and care the dsras.
rs of The teeth being, IN the great maj ,rilv
Of cases, the result of neglect. and grad
ual accumulation OF The principle above
alluded to, il became obvious. from the
earliest experiment, that the chloride was
the proper remedy. aud preferable 10 pow
dcfs, dcnlrlfc's, &c. of wha ever KIND or
prc'rnsl"n. BY chemical auuys. it viii
be found iha, the greater part Of the chic
rinc compounds 81 extensively in use, do
not contain particl" of the chloride Of
soda, on the agency Of which their efficacy
must necessarily depend The article here
advertised is confidently offered to the cX-
animation of The publ C, as possessing in an
eminent degree. the virtue o. neu,ralIzlnr
all tina, Is offensive IN he mouth and breath,
removing soreness and spone mess of the
gums. destroying the faint OF tobacco, or
any other etlluvla from whatever cause
In short. tins preparation Will be found to
justify the various cOmmendarorv notice
and recommendations i, has received, where
ever II has been introduced. Just received
and for sale at the Variety Shop.
PANGBORN g. BRI NSMAID.
Ser,cm 8, 1886
Gill and .yohnr,ry E,,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

J1MES RI Err ND htAlHHl C4N1L.
PROPOSALS. VIII be received at the Office OF
i the James River and kanawha tompanv in
the City of Richmond, rom the 9th the 9:Irl day
OF August, torthe construction Of all the ENcasa-
ton, Embankmcnt and Mailing not now under con
tract together with uearlyall the Cnlvcrts and the
greater portion OF the Locks between I.Vurhburg
and Maidens' Adventure.
The work now advertised embraces the twenty
miles between Columbia and the head OF Madens'
Adventure Pond, the eight miles between Seven
Island Falls aud Sceu>ylle, and abnut tu"rty i-oll-
ted sections, reserved At the former letting. between
Scottsyille and Iynchbufg.
The quantity of Masonry offered Is very great
consisting of about two hundred tulNcrtS of from
three to thirty feet span; nine AqueductS, thirty
five Locks number OF Wastes, with several farm
and road Bridges.
General plans and specifications of all thework,
and special plans of the most important CHlyerts and
Aqucducts. will be found ut the offices of the
raj Principal Assistant Engineers on the line Of the
Canal
The work will be prepared for examination by the
23th July but mechanics. well recommended, de-
srous OF immediate employment, can obtain contracts
for the construction Ola number of eulvcrts at phi
eaic letting
sf-sas aIi-ring to contract, who are tnt io-.a r.
tisr sHbsC riber, or any OF the Assistant i1-
will be expected to accompany thcirproposals by th,
usual certificates of their character and ability.
CHARLES EI.LET, il
Ghicf Eagjneer Of Hc Jamcs Rirr
amt k0Hdichd Company.
NorE.-'Fhe Dams, Guard-Locks most of the
Bridges and a number OF Locks and Culvcrts, re
served for a future Letting. Persons visiting the
line for the purpose of obtaining work, would do
we'll to call at the office otthe Company in tn city
of Richmond, where any information which they
may desire will be checrtully communicated.
The Valley of James River, between I.ynchhurg
and Richmond is healthy. {. T.. Jr.
I June Il til
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J |, subscribers return theif thanks 10 The pubic
generally. for the liberal encouragement with
they have been favored, since they commenced
k,ddinc business in this place, and hope stili
| rra portion of the public patronage hey
ave ON hand a good assortment, aud VIII Ell
constantly TO keep Il full supply oil every afn-
their line, and made Of the best materials.
/ ssso,tmcnr consists of the following articles :
stcmcn's and Ladies' Saddles : Brides; Mar
Is. saddle Bags Nalices; Twig Whips ;
/ or Trunks Coach and Gig Harness :; CarrHall.
ON, Cart aud bray Harness Whips; Collars !;
Chains Halter Chains Curry ComhN Bil-
sns Srn1np Irons all olwhich can be had on
s1modaliug terms a, theiroId stand. a few doors
Mcs,.s " amS \ Nlctor's. and next door
/. John 7. Hunts.
| SIMPSON x LYMAN.
p Bea,d'S much improved Patent Spring Sad
with Spring Grths. Having purchase" the
i, they will keep good supply OF the above an
p Two Barouchcs and gentle Horses for hire,
Eor without the driver; also good Riding Horses
% SIMPSON x LYMAN.
4 70 Is
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500 Reward for DECK !.

ID ANAWAN from the subscriber about the
IL both instant, IA Negro man named DICK,
aged about - years. Some of his front teeth
missing, and "A few gray hairs. purchased Dick
some time last spring of Mr.. Mark Anthony OF
Lynchburg, where he will probably aim to get
again, or 10 the neighborhood OF MIR. Bowling
Clark of Campbell, where he has wife. will
oiye the above reward, if delivered to me at my
place of residence, Two miles south of the New
Store, Buckingham, or $40 if secured in Jail 50
that get him again JOIN }. Mokl'is.
JULY IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-01

yENO MIR JOSEPH \. LOlLARD.-liaving un-
/ dcrstood that YOU left Gonzales, Texas, some
time last winter. for the purpose OF visiting youl
friends in the neighborhood OF BnrkcvlIlc Prince
Edward county, Virginia, and not hearing any
thing from Won since, am induced 10 resort To the
columns of "A newspaper, to ascertain where you are
Should this meet your eye Tor any person acquant-
ed with you,) you will confer a great favor on my
self and brothers, by writing to Richard +. Miller
Natclitoches Louisiana. and to myself. at burke
Vile Prince Edward county, Virginia.
Your friend EDWARD b. MILLER.
july Is }"
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DIR. PETERS


IIII~E itlis enrircly
hrn taken according To the directions which
highly beneficial IN tho aud all bous
p mt They act specially tho Liver when
dnion oil large Of be
ofhe oNcornent function, which, suffered
Would produce either Jgundico Liver B,ous
aud Arne,
all Of tho bowels they like regards
Dysprpia, the Proprieto parsons who
ne the Injuries II the ln they invaluable. Females
them all periods, without ink Per-
pills Tnait
impaired for climate. No family should he
Pans hctn, taken occaonniy,
sickness.
of keeping regular petnuc action
thu, suffering he absorbed mingled hlooi
unsmad nnid, that diseases produced DIR. r. feef.
willing thom1he testimony Of thous-
sndS speaking In The highest Of their efficacy
hut the high reputation DR. y has
/ fine PATENT VEGETABLE MEDICINE STOMACfCK Er
thought sufficient those wishing make trial If
heir virtues. They contain not particle Of Mercury,
cdirt that doe. not net harmony with hea aud d.
(
r. wishes distinctly understood that these Pills
beneficial independent their effects they
aud dcosrucn acting tho secfeug and exaent
patient while
Medicines witch other excepting cnhario
dsLiao the patient and their lays the
/ ,aiion Of ipnrc utnogne Of Chronic d'eises.
PHI bean educated under the Anne
Iedcil professors,
nan, South where Diseases o me obs
himself well qualified
| ntare OF diseases idept climates.
Prepared Joseph Prcsly Peters NJ D. r. H. C. r. NJ his
of obstinate Diseases Of
No. 100 Liberty New York.
Each box contains fort, Pills. Price 50 cents.
o. fresh supply Of the above Medicines just
received and for sale by DAVID r. LYMAN, and
can be had in almost every town in the State.
Feb.25 wl2m
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Bonn E31'S.

w +. have Just received from New York, a case
w OF fashionable Bonncts--amongsi them,
somo very fine Plain Straw-wlicl, with other
pretty Goods, will be sold low.
ROBINSON X ELLIOTT
on CONSIGNMENT
few bales n superior Cotton Yarns, at fclo-
~ prices r. ~ T..
june % Is
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

X me Stnp Superior Just arrived IN James River,
nom Liverpool, we shall receive nthc course OF
me week the most Splendid assortment of HARD
W AXE and Ct TLERN ever offered IN tins market;
WHICH, added 10 our Stock on hand. and recent pur-
eilases rom the Northern Manufacturers, will enable
Us To oIel inducements. not To be surpassed by any
house IN Virginia, We Invite the attention of Mer-
chants, aud assure them that the, shall have their
Hardware as low as ii canbe purchased in Il edmond.
II. l.. RICHARDS & co.
April 4 Il