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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-09

water, porter, or hook, obey her; II she
direct fish, fowl, eggs, or beel.stenk, re-
gard her voice In other words, the patient
should eat and drink, whatever his appe-
lite Graves, not forgetting to be temperate
in all things
In burning levers, mock not the patients
instructive call for cooling drink, by simply
molstening[ j his paTched lips; but place
by his bedside vessel Of water, put into
his hand cup, and let him Stake his thurst
at pleasure. This is REASON; this is COM.
MON SENSE this is NATURE.
As this medicine expends lis whole power
in restoring the disordered Lille Principle TO
its natural state, and as it Is consequently
tC1j- not in the least degree physica, .Sothe
patient is directed 20 keep the bowels open
with EPSON salts or castor oil in the orlina-
doses.
tE3"Thc Sanative may be taken without
the least interruption IN business or pleas
ure, and without any variation in the usu-
al course oil living.
DOSE. For adults, one drop; Tor Grill
dren a haIl-drop; for infants quarter-drop;
to be taken in all cases, in a little tcpid
milk, three times day-one hour before
each meal, and this continue ill a cure is
effected For infants, the mothers milk
is the most proper. But how the patient
sometimes asks, 'can a drop be divided INTO
two or four parts" Put two or four tea
spoonful OF mIlk into phiaI add one drop
Of the Sanativc, and shake well for five
minutes; then teaspooniu of the mixture
will contain hall drop or a quarter-drop,
according to the quantity Of milk put in,
1t is not an uncommon enquiry, 'why not
take two dropsi' The answer is obvious.
il we should push our efforts to restore the
Wis Vite TO an equilibrium, we should, Tor
sooth, lind ourselves forcing Nature, than
which nothing could be more preposterous
or unsafe. Besides, the immense cost and
labor Of the various chemical processes Tor
obtaining the Sanatve is a sufficient reason
for using the least quantity that will pro-
duce the wished for effect. In consequence
oil his vast expenses, Goeck has been com.
PEELED to advance the price from 50 to 50, 80
per phial, which step he has taken with
much reluctance, and his present pecuni-
airy embarrassments cannot fail OF convlnc-
ing bis most unchartab.e enemies, that he
has greater desire TO 70 benefit mankind
than TO accumulate wealth.
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NEW GOODS.
CHEAPER THAN EVET

VIE AL En- i III AIN IL EN-.
kHARLES LYMAN would inform hi.
~ friends and all those who consult theirin.
erest in purchasing Goods, that he has pre-.
pared himself with a large and carefully selec-
ed assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, 10
meet their demands, which he will sell for cash
II approved credit leello" cheaper than any
his noighbors. He now offers as a part Of
is splendid assortment,
80 pieces OF BROAD CLOTHS and CAS-.
of every color and quality.
100 do New CALlCOES, of the latest
tyles and besl colors.
60 do | MERINOS, of every shade and
kyture; Brown, Blue, and Black CAM
ETS, for Gcntlemens Cloaks and Wrap.
PRS; Heavy LION SKIN, for Overcoals :;
ighland and Merno SiJAWLS; Alpines |;
lsok and Colorsd Silk VeIyeis Dark and
ich VESTiNGS, and in fact every article
Pcessary for Fall and Winter trade.
Ho would invite all those who are DESTROYS
purchasing Goods at prices Which cannot
to suit, to give him a call.
Montpelier, Oct. 10, 1887 l6
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JOhnsOn's Vegetable
HAIR OLE.

A BEAUTIFUL head of hair has always
IN been considered one of the greatest or
naments ever bestowed by nature upon the hui
man frame, and indispensably necessary 10 Tie
perfection Of personal beauty. 1t sa common
complaint among young persons that their
hair is falling of, or becoming dry and un-
healthy, this may be owing to the application
of improper and injurious oils, or 10 the entire
neglect Of the hair. Without proper attention,
diseases of the hair will arise, which ire often
found TO occasion thinncss, falling off, and
sometimes total badness. For these cvils,
and the Inconvenience nccC ssarlly attending
them, Johnson's Vegetable Hair Oil will be
found an almost infoiliblo comedy, This Oil
was tried in many cases OF badness, Ihnoess
and falling of Of the hair, before il was offer
cd TO the public, and in nearly every instance
its beneficial effects have been realized to ad.
miraliOn. IL h0 in many cases been known
TO produce a new and beautiful gfCwih Of hair
on h ads which were bald and it will Away =
check that falling of which SO frequently oc-
ours. In cases where it becomes dry and
ceases TO grow, this o. will very soon render
it healthy and produce rapid and beautiful
growth without the least injury 10 The hcod ;
nor does any falling off follow after using i'll
That loss of hair which so frequently takes
place after sickness may be easily prevented
by using this Oil. In short, no Oil has ever
been offered to the public that gives such uni
vcrsal satisfaction, and stands the test OF oxpe.
renee like JOhnSonS Vegetable Hair OIL
For sale by G.. SMITH.
Montpelier, Oct. 8, 1887. swds.
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| CARD! To the Ladies' !

MONTPELIER SEPT. 30, 1887.
~ & l.. L. LAMB, at the New Store,
~. have received their Fall Stock Of Rich,
Scarce and Desirable DRY GOODS, en-
bracing the greatest variety, and the best styles
they have ever had the pleasure Of offering
their friends. Among their new stock may he
found Super white, rcd and black, plain and
fg'd MERlNO SHAWLS: Highland do.
(somc new styles;) rich black, blue black and
color'd DRESS SILKS; splendid peese
SATINS; fine black, blue black and fancy
coor'd ALPlNES; color'd Grape CAMB-
LET'S; Porametla Cloths Worstcd Dam
asks; Thbc Cloths French Mercnos; rich
Gro de Royal Silks; splendid French Prints ;
Ginghams; Cashmere Silk Sewing Silks /;
Grape, Rrocade, Thibet, and other style
Shawls andIIdkfs; Silk, Cotton, Lislo thread,
Worsed aud Col HOSIERY; kid, silk, open
work, and WrI GLOVES; Linen Cambrick;
linen AID silk Hdkfs; fine Swiss, Null, Book
and Cambick MUSLlNS Jaconnott and
Common, PLAIN and fed Cambrcks; Black
and White Blond and Bobr LOces; Rich Gar
nilure and Cap Ribbons; Belt do. Black lace;
Baiage and Blond Wells Splendid Cravats
Blond Lace Ctayats, Manlles; Lace and
Collars; Velvet and Cheneallc Trimming
Grape de Lyons, superb Thread, Bob't Cam
BRICK and BLOND EDGINGS lin great vuriety;l
Merino Cnshmcrcs Ia new arilcle); Super
Thread, Bob't and Cambrck INSERTINGS;
Bobt and Blond QUlLLINGS; Wreaths /;
Wo stcd and mixed Cotton Knitting Yarn
Tambour Floss, good Thread, SC. together
with lots more Of pretty things which we
have not time nor disposition TO enumerate, all
which we arc disposed 10 sell for cash. on
terms corresponding with Tic tmcs,
II sSlIIvn G n Cnll
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EEFE! LgFE!y

DR. JONATHAN MOORE'S ESSENCE OF
~ LIFE. The most highly esteemed medicine
that has ever been discovered fer curing Coughs,
Colds, Asthmas and Cons SYMPTOMS.
a. Prepared by HENRY SEYMOUR from the
original recipe, by the direction of said Moore.
This Essence answers a valuable purpose in al
most every case of debility and there arc but few
If any diseases, which do not arise from that
source. 1t may be given to either SEX and at any
period, ifweakness prevail the composition being
entirely derived from the vegetable kingdom. The
whoopng cough may be cured in week, if taken
at the commencement Of the disease.
For sale only by l.. II. PRENTlSS, sole Agent
Tor the Proprietor, Montpelier, VT.
N. b. Beware OF an article prepared by S.
Thayer Co., New Ipsw ich, N. II.
~ The above medicine is prepared by Henry
Seymour, of Hadley, Mass, from the original re
cipe, by the direction of said Moore and sold by
him and the principal Druggists in the U. S.
CAUTION!
This may certify all whom it may concern, that /
the subscriber, residing in Hadey, Mass have
made an improvement in the medicine invented by
me- and denominated DIR Jonathan Moore's Es-
sence of Life" and have communicated the recipe
to Henry Seymour of slid Hadley, and to him on
ly. The United States is full of the sophisticated
article, and this is to give notice to the public that
1t they wish for the genuine essence Of life, they
must apply 10 said Seymour, or his agents, and be
particular to inquire for that prepared by Henry
Seymour. DR.. JONATHAN MOORE.
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New gsstabiishment.

EAENNIS MERRILL would respectfully
-H-g inform tho public that he has taken aud
fitted up tho stand lately occupied by Hiram
Stafford, at Hardwick Springs, 40 boarding
house and tavern, where no Aa,;ers himself
that the invalid in sAarch ofhealth, tho man OF
business, taking Ccw days relaxation from
care, and the traveller, will find, Tor reason
able compensation, gooo accommodations aud
the best attention.
Hnrdwick, Sept. 9Th, 1917. l3:1w
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CHAIRS. CHAIRS

NHE subscriber has n variety OF well made
n ana highly finished dining, rocking &
f9ney Chars, at The store OF Messrs BAN.
ChofI RlkER, (lale Silver, Pierce &
Co,J whore customers can at all lines be fur.
nished TO their liking, and on accommoJaHn,,
terms. The subscriber is grateful far The lie
eral patronage ho has received for ,he In =,
twenty years, and hopes TO merit and 10 recoive
continuance EPHRAIM FRENCH.
N. b. The Chair Business continued ne
usual, at East Montpelier.
Montpelier, Sept, s. 1897 l9.aw
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Auction.

WILL, BIO sold at auction near the State
w House in Montpelier, on Saturday the
ais, instant, at one O'Clock 7. M, yoke of
good working Oxen, in good order, (,he same
that have been used this season on the State
House Grounds.) The Ropct, Blocks, Der
rieks, Capstem, sc. used in laying stone for
State House a lot Of Tools, consisting of
Carts, Iron Bo,s, Hammers, Stone Cutters
tools, Blacksmith tools, &c. &c. Also a lot
Of old Lumber.
Terms, cash or good guaranteed notes for
9 months on interest.
i6:2w:dw A. B. YOUNG, Supt s. II.
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Village Of Montpelier,
S.pt Of 1917
STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court holden at lrasburgh, in and
for SAID district, on the 4th day OF October,
i. ID. 1887,
L'LBRIDGE C. COBB, administrator on
IL the estate of Nathaniel Cobb, late of Sa-
lem, in said district deceased, applied for H.
cense TO sell SO much of the real estate as will
amount TO the sum of seven hundred and sixty
dollars, for payment Of debts due from said de-
ceased and the same appearing necessary
1t is ordered, that said application DO heard al
The probate office, in Irasbureh in said district,
on the LIST w ednesday of November next, and
that the heirs and all concerned of said de-.
ceased be notified hereof by publication Of this
order in the Vermont Watcbman and State
Journal printed at Montpelier, three week
successfully, as soon as may be, that lhey may
appeal, il they see cause. at said time aud
Place, and give bonds for the payment of said
debts, asreeabIy to the provisions Of the stat
ute in such case made.
l6 BY the Court, GEO. NYE, Reg.
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Emerson Il Russell

HAVE on hand a large and splendid assor'-
II ment Of Cloths, Cassimors, and Vestngs
which they offer at a small advance from Bos-
ton coat. Purchasers will find it to their in
terest to call before purchasing elsewhere as
they are determined to sell those articles cheap
Or than their neighbors.
A TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT is
connected with the Store, in which first rate
workmen are employed, and garments arc
made in the latest city styles.
81 October z, 1887. I6
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TEMPERANCE
HOUSE.

TENHE subscriber would inform the public
M that he has enlarged and fitted up his
house in the first rate style, and opened il as
public house, on the strict principles Of temp
erance. Those friendly 10 a house of the a
bovo character are invited to give it their pat.
ronage. The location is central and pleasant
in the village of Montpelier, and will be ouiet
home for members cf The Legislature during the
coming session. II. Y. BARNES.
Montpelier, Sept. 25, 1897. 3wo4
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Notice.

ME .subscrbcr having been appointed
guardian TO Mr. John Parker OF Montpe-
r, an idiot and insane person, gives notice
n no contract made With said Parker will be
proved, and requests thats persons having
ims against said Parker, will present the
3no 10 the subscriber as soon as may be, that
sngements'may be made for settling the
1xe, go far as tho properly Of said Park or
n extend.
ALFRED pITKIN, Guardian.
Esptembsr rs, 1897. 10
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WOOilen Factory ut Aue-
ton

'>l1E Ascutney Woollen Manufacturing
Company, will sell at Auction, on the
lolh OF October next, at II o'clock, A. M. on
The premises, all their real and personal estate
situated in Perkinsville, Vermont, CONSISTING
OF about fifteen acres OF land with a n undouht.
ed Watcr-power, new Brick Factory lI2 bv
20, tour stollcs high, containing eight sctts al
WooIlen Mac linery, six OF which are adopred
tor the Manufacture of Cassimeres. and Two
Tor Satilnetts, all new, and of the most approv-
ed description, with a Woo.house. dye.honsc
dry-honsc, owelling-houscs, and all other nee.
ossary Ppendages, sufficient for fret rate
establishment Of nine setts- and Good Saw
MIL. Also quantity Of Dye. stuAs, and 9th.
er raw materials, and house. hold furniture snc
hc'enl for two large boarding houses, and a
good sew-m II. Also, two lots of wood md
lumber land containing about 40 acres, situa.
ted near said Factory.
For terms of sale, and other particulars
apply 10 Francis Kidder, m the premises q,
The subscriber at No. 70, Milk street. Boston
BY order Of The stockholders.
WIN. 8. LINCOLN, President.
Sept /, 1887. ,o.e.
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New Goods.

BALDWIN St SCOTT have inst received
II large stock of Goods, suited to the pres
ent and approaching season, which may be had
on the most favorable terms for good Bank
Notes, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Flax Seed,
Wheat, Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas, Beans, and
Wool, or approved credit.
N. b. Their friends are respectfully invited
to call and examine their goods and prices,
which they say will suit. No mistake
Village Of Montpelier,
Sept. 30, 1887. l5:dw
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Emerson q. Russell

A RE at home again, with splendid assort-
"A ment of new FALL AND WINTER
GOODS. Among them may be found
doz HIGHLAND and CASHMERE
sHAWLS, Of every variety of qualities and
styles, prices from 81 SO to $500; / doz Su-
Psrhno CASHIMERR sHAWLS; ! doz
Splendid CIINEELE do, together with q
large assortment Of Red, Black, and White
Merlno Shawls and Hdks., very low; 6 pie
ees New Style FRENCH PRINTS 10 do
Super Col. and Black ALPINE BOMBA-
ZINES; do Figured LA VANVALIER,
q beautiful article for Winter Dresses doz.
very neat CAPES and COLLARS, new style :;
! piece moro of that rich Blue Black POULT
DE SOLE BLACK SILK EDGING; Beau
siful Linen Cambria HdLf,, How. c,.... a,,i
Bord. very fine Linen Cambria Farinos, Su.
perior Cologne, &c. &c. and every other article
usually found in Dry Goods Store. I6
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NHlNV GasebabS

ATT THE M n CuE.p CsrODCt,,
yT1tIF snL.on;la. ir-"i % IN ~
4 81 =" nnn c nI' '"s w. e'"'',c oleT-
cLcoros, onJ ;,,j "U' tne"Pe' tnaH Me
." ",pa''i ""H J""Sms n"'n " o'cc' con-
laro nv ~ VI. ,''"'u st 40 We', Us from Il
,aEc reaI;1"% ,c hIG GII '""' ,"r pun,'c
10 'e','"e" NY ''''S promise,
cnn,;nro nao mc 10 y" 1, ne p'W>peo, " ''e
and with ,Ln hnncs -, -; ~" V"S,"'',rls'
n a., "r" ,"I m"leI ", e l''ne ne" ones
G,rmo a" ~" " n"I ho r.Hu 'Is,n.on 10 us
no ,",J, 1'"o" auu nc NV ",lerS ,"T Sa'e
C6 plI1r "'' s . ,%a H. - q" az" " tnfe'
oscon he og;rl"T =, rs. ANY, H"'I.,s r"', ~ low
" h "', "nmu ~ any o'"e' "'ce !" '''S
PA. W sn mo I"u,a' ~ n.;o ,cu
;o.. s' , ''''I" ~ IT, "e nc '"I"W-
20 q, -, f'@,'T G, Hnee'l,S ~ 10 ID
n,"s o ~ ," ~ 9"' ".i n" '"'e ~ S"'oh
w., i;", ~ ooo y w. "nn ot'"r nos IN
list DUAL. Young Uyson Zen IN. OF do'
~ to 90; Isl dual. of Snncbono AS. Sal
erolus @. S,l,ne,re IA. Ease, o.. cr','a.
so: AIi,nice 10. GinGcr I 10. 49, 5 0.'y ,o
Tnbac"n 10 tn o.. In anal - iivlP'r y"
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CO-partnersI,ip Formed =.

WALBRIDGE K PEARCE
NNWOULD give notice that they have taken
w Nh Ira s. Dwnnel into company, and
will continue the mercantile business at Their
old stand at East Calais, under the name 81
Walbridge, Pcurco 6. Co.
JOHN WALBRlDGE,
ALONZO PEARCE,
IRA S. DWINNELL.
East Calais, Sept. ist, 1887.
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Me0t sW02'Eet,

1T THE OLD Stand on MAIN ST.
VHNHE subscribers Hsye formed a n-rar'nar
~ snip IN tne Meat Provision Business, and
take this opportunity 10 say to their old friends
that they have not forgotten their former pat
ronage ; and while they remember it with
gratitude, they ask for further demonstrations
of the good wishes Of all, by the renewal ard
continuance of The same kind Of friendship
and assistance. A good assortment, of the
best quality, will be kept on hand for those
who wish TO buy meat. Beef and Pork put up
in the best order for family use. Those at q
distance who wish to purrl will do well
TO call.
Cash paid for Sheep ana Lambs Pcls.
ALFRED PITKIN,
OtAN PITKIN.
Village Of Montpelier,
Sept. 81, 1897.
n. B. 1t is taken for granted that oil those
who have unsettled accounts with O. Pilkn,
will call and settle, and not forget that his cred
itors are pushing with both hands for remitan-
ces. Lumber demands DIRE must be paid,
Or lG:6w
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& 3 3 Z Z 3

We, the undersigned, practitioners of
medicine IN Germany are well aware, that
by our course we may forfeit the friendship
OF some OF the faculty, but not OF lts be-.
nevolent members, who are uninhuenced
by selfish motives. Though we shall re-
train from an expression Of our opinion,
either OF the soundness or unsoundness OF
DR.. Goelicke's new doctrine we are happy
to say, that we deem his Sanatlve too val
liable not TO be generally known; for what
our eyes behold, and what our ears hear,
we must believe.
We hereby state, that when DR.. LOUIS
Ollon Goelicke first came before the Ger
man public, as the pretended dscoverer o!
new doctrine and a new medicine, we
held him in the highest contempt, believing
ana openly pronouncing him base imDos-
tor and the prince OF quacks. But, on
hearing so much said about the Sanative,
against il and for it, we were induced from
motives o! curiosity merely, TO make trial
OF It's reputed virtues upon a number of
our most hopeless PATIENTS; and we now
deem it our aounden duty Cryen al the ex-
pense OF our seliinteresl) publicly to ac-
knowledge its mighty efficacy, in curing,
not only consumption, bu! other fearful
malades, which we have htherloiore be
lieved incurable. Our contempt for the
discoverer OF this medicine was al once
swallowed up in our uttS astonishmert at
unexpected results; and as an amend for
our abuse OF him, we do frankly confess to
the word, that we believe him a phan-
thropist, who does honor TO the profession
and our country, which gave hun birth.
The recent adoption Of this medicine in
to some OF our European Hospitals is a
sufficient guaranty that 1t performs all it
promises. 1t needed not our testimony,
Tor wherever it is used, it is It's own best
witness,
HERMAN ETMULLER, Nj. d.
WALTER VAN GAULT, NJ. ID.
ADoLPHUs WERNER, Nj. ID.
Germany, Dec 10, 1886.
NS-For sale by G. W. Barker, and at
the MontpeIier Book Store.
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Vermont Commission.
JOHN BIsSELL.

Attorney, Counsellor, aud Notary Public, Of
u fee No. 2, Pine Street, NJ Y.
COMMISSIONER TO take Acknowlcdg.
- ments, Dispositions, aflidavi!s, &c, for
Connecticut, Georgia, Ponnsyvania, AIabo-
ma and Vermont, appointed by the Governors
Of those States. Authorised also to take &C.
Acknowledgements, &c. for Massachusetts,, Ohio,
and the Western States. l6:3w*
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VHNO those indebted to us we would barely
Il say, that if payment is made by the goth
inst. you will much obiige US; if not we will
endeavour 10 oblige you.
BLAKE & MCINTYRE.
Middlescx, Oct. 2. 1887.
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Last caVEL-Fair warming /!

THE subscribers would inform those lndebt-
H. ed to the late firm Of Bancroft, Clark Cos
and all those whose debts are now due TO the
sub crbers, that payment must be made I'M;
me lately. If they will pay The same, they VIII,
obligo us--if not, we must oblIge Them;
BANCROFT & RICH.
N. &. Promises not received in payment
any longer, as they are not current in Boston.
Il. & X.
Plainiicld, Sept. IL, 1887. l3;h
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New Fall Goods.

Holm & CHAS. SPALDING have lust
a1 received large supply of FALL GOODS
which they will sell cheap for pay.s
Montpelier, Sept 80, 1887.
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j. A. VAIL.

attorney at La0, Montpelier, W.
OFFICE in Days building, head Of State
~ Street. l6:Sw:dw
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ENOR Superhne CARPETING, RUGS,
u MATS, sc. call upon
EMERSON & RUSSELL, Main ST.
October Z, 1897. 16
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VPaE Goods.

SILAS BURBANK, Jr. has received new
~ supply Of Fall & Winter Dry Goods
Sept 80, 1887. IS
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Notice.

tAME into the inclosure of the subscriber
~ on the eleventh inst. black mare coli
supposed to be 3 years old-had on birch
poke bound with Buffalo skin where il bore IN
Inc neck. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
JOHN CHASE.
Craitsbury, August ID, 1887. I3.8v
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road Cloths, Cassilners.
and Vestings.

I UST received from New York and Boston
81 by r. r. RIKER, Draper and Tailor op-
DO site the Bank, fashionable assortment Of
Goods, Cloths, Cussimers, and vestings.
Oct. 4, 1887. l6
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Carpeting and Rugs.
CHARLES LYMAN

HAS received large and prime lot Of Car
Ill peting, Of new styles and patterns, bought
ahis Fall, which he will sell at low prices for
Cash.
Oct. g., 1887. 16
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Boots and Shoes.

|KTENS Thick and Thin Boots; Boys do !;
ilYl India Rubber Overshoes Gcntlemens
Pumps; Ladies Paris Kid Slips, Walking
Shoes, Walking Slips, &c. for sale on the hest
torms by CHARLES LYMAN.
Oct. 10, 1887. 16
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Eiz1.S : EaErSt

OTTER, Ssal, Nutra, Muskrat, and Hair
~ Sea Cape and Capes OF all sizes Col
lars, Neck Ties, sc. for sale at the lowest
rates by CHARLES LYMAN.
Montpelier, Oct. 10, 1887. I6
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NASH paid for Sheep and Lambs Pelts, by
~ SILAS BURBANK, Jr.
Oct. G, 1897. 16
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( NASH paid for grain. s. BURBANK Jr.
- Sept. &c.