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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-16
STATE OF VERMONT,
Ofl,.ans DiAtTict

OfitdHs DisillN'b eFs
Ia Probate Court holden at I:a.bursh, in and
FOR said district, on the I'd day Of Sept. ID
1887,
UOHN II. KIMBALL, Esq. administrator
~ de hons non on the estate Of Anthony
Randall, late of Chesterfield, in tho county Of
Cheshire and State Of NewHampshitr, dcceas-
ed, applied for license TO sell so much Of The re-
al estate Of said deceased us would raise the
sum of seven hundred and finy dollars for pay
ment of debts duo from said deceased /; and the
samo appearing necessary, II is ordered, that
said application be heard at The probate Office,
in Irashurgh, in said district, on the second
Wednesday OF October neat, and thai
the heirs and all concerned OF said dcccasrd be
notified hrrcofby publication Of this order in
the Vermont Walciman and State Journal,
printed at Montpelier, three necks successive
y, as soon as may be, that they may appear, il
they see cause, al said time and place, and give
bonds for the payment of said debts, agreoably
to the provisions Of The statute in such case
made. BY the court,
OF GEO. NYE, Kegia,er.
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JOhnsOn's Vegetable
HAIR OLE.

A BEAUTIFUL head OF hair has Away,
IN been considered one Of the greatest or.
naments ever bestowed by ratuio upon the hu.
man frame, and indispensobly necessary TO the
perfection Of personal beauty. II lisa common
complaint among young persons that THEN
har is falling off, or becoming dry and un-
healthy, this mny he owing To the application
Of improper and injurious nile, or 10 the entire
neglect Of The hair. Without proper attention,
Diseases of the hair will arise, which arr often
found 10 occasion lhinncss, falling off, and
somt times total badness. For these evils,
and the Inconvenience necessarily attending
them, Johnson's Vegetable Hair Oil will be
found an almost infailibe remedy. This Oil
was tried in many cases oil baldnofs, thinnees
and falling of OF the hair, before il was offer.
ed 10 the public, and in nearly every instance
lis beneficial effects have been realized 10 ad.
mration. 1t has in many cases be, n known
10 produce a new and beautiful growth OF hair
on h ads which were bald and il will always
check that falling off which so frequently oc-
ours. In cases where il becomes dry and
ceases to grow, this OIL will very soon render
it healthy and produce rapid and beautiful
growth without the least injury 10 The head /;
nor does any falling OF follow after using it,
That losa 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 svcs such uni.
vcrsal satisfaction, and stands the test OF sxpe
ricnce like Johnson's Vegetable Hair oil.
For sale by G. SMITH.
Montpelier, Oct. >, 1887. swds.
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GARD! TO the Ladies I!

MONTPELIER SEPT. 80, 1887.
n & l.. l.. LAMB, at the New Store
~. have received their Fall Stock Of Rich,
Scarce and Desirable DRY GOODS, en-.
brucing 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 aud
6s'd MERINO SHAWLS; Highland do.
(somc new styles;) rich black, blue black and
color'd DRESS SILKS; splendid pcIiese
SATINS; fine black, blue black and fancy
color'd ALPINES; color'd Grape CAMB-
LET'S; Parnmttta Cloths Worstcd Dam
asks; Thbei Cloths French Merenos; rich
Gro de Royal Silks; splendid French Prints
Ginghams; Cashmere Silk Sewing Silks
Grape, Procade, Tbibet, and other atyle
Shawls qndI1dkfs; Silk, Cotton, Lise thread,
Worsicd aud Col HOSIERY; kid, silk, open
work, ard Wrt GLOVES; Linen Camhrick;
linen aud elk Hdkfs; fine Swiss, Null, Book
and CambIick MUSLlNS; Jaconnett and
Common, PLAIN and fs'd Cnmblicks; Lack
and White Blond and Bobr Laces; Rich Gar.
nituro and Cap Ribbons; Belt do; Black lace;
Barago and Blond Wells Splendid Cravats ;
Blond Lace Cravats, Mantles; Lace aud
Collars; Velvet and Chencale Trimming =,
Grape dc Lyons, superb Thread, Bob't Cam.
BRICK and BLOND EDGINGS (in great varicI, y
Mcrino Cashmcrcs IA new atiiclr); SUI cr
Thread, Bob't and Cnmbrick INSERTINGS;
Bob't and Blond QUILllNGS; Wrenths /;
Wo sted and mixed Cotton Knitting Yam;
Tambour Floss, good Thread, &c. together
with lots more Of pretty things,' which we
have not time nor disposition 10 cnumcrate, all
which wa are disposed TO sell for cash, on
terms corresponding with tie times.
II fhCsIye us n call
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NEW GOODS.
CHEAPER THAN EVER

CHE a fEh L ii AIN T. ' EN'
CHARLES LYMAN would inform his
~ friends and all those who consult their in
tcrest in purchasing G ooda, that he has pre-
pared himself with large and carefully selec-
ted assortment Of Fall and Winter Goods, 10
meet their demands, which he will sell for cash
or approved credit a lcellc" cheaper than any
of his neighbors. He now offers as part OF
his splendid assortment,
so pieces 81 BROAD CLOTHS and c AS
sIMERES, of every color and quality.
100 do New CALlCOES, of the latest
styles and hest co'ors.
so do II MERINOS, Of every shade and
texture; Brown, Blue, and Black CAM
LET'S, for GcntlemenS Cloaks and Wrap.
pers Heavy LION SKIN, for Overcoats
Highland and Mcrino SHAWLS; Alpinos
Black and Colored Silk Velvets Dark anC
Rich VESTlNGS, and in TACT every article
necessary for Fall and Winter trade.
Uo would invite all those who are DESTROYS
Of purchasing G GODS at prices which canno
fail 10 suit 10 give him o call.
Montpelier, Oct. 10, 1887. II
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Village Of Montpelier,
STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DIsTRIcr, IS.
In Probate Court holden at lrasbureb, in and
for SAID district, on the 4th day Of October,
i. d. 1887,
ELBRIDGE G. COBB, administrator on
II tho estate of Nathaniel Cobb, late OF Sa-
lem, in said district, deceased, applied for Ii
cense to sell SO much Of the retl estate as will
amount to the sun Of seven hundred and sixty
dollars, for payment of debts due from said de-
cca ed and the same appearing necessary
1t is ordered, that said application be heard al
the probate Office, in Irasbursh in said district,
on The lst Wednesday Of November next, and
that the heirs and all concerned OF said do.
ceased be notified hereof by publication Of this
order in the Vermont Waterman and Slate
Journal, printed at Montpelier, three weeks
excessively, as soon as may be, That they muy
appear, il they see cause. al said time and
pace, and give bonds for The payment Of sale
debts, asrceaby u the provisions OF the stat
ute in such case made.
l6 BY the Court, GEO. NfE, Reg.
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CHAIRS. CHAIRS

YWNIIE subscriber has a variety Of well made
IL and higI ly finished dining, rocking s.
Fancy Chairs, al The store Of MessIs. BAN
CROFT 4 RlKER, Gate Silver, Pierce s.
nshed to their liking, and on accommodating
terms. The subscriber is grateful for the lib.
eral patronage he has received Cor the last
twenty years, and hopes TO merit and To receive
a continuance. EPHRAIM FRENCH.
N. b. The Chair Business continued as
usual, at East Montpelier
Montpelier, Sept S, 1887. l2'ow.
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water, porter, or hook, obey her; # she
direct fish, iowl, eggs, or beelsleak, re-
gard her voice. In other words, the patient
should eat and drink, whatever his nppe-
lite Graves, not forgetting TO be temperate
in all things'
In burning levers, mock not the patients
instructive call Tor cooling drink, by simply
molsienng[ j his parchcd lips; but place
by his bedside vessel Of water, put into
his Land cup, and let him Stake his thurst
at pleasure. This IL REASON; this is com.
MON SENSE this is NATURE,
AS this medicine expends It's whole power
IN restoring the disordered Lille Principle to
its natural state, and as it IS consequently
" not in the least degree physical .cnihe
patient IL directed 20 keep the bowels open
with EPSON salts or castor oil in the urdna-
doses.
U3-The Sanative may he taken without
the least interruption IN business or pleas
ure, and without any variation in the usu-
al course oi living.
DOSE. For adults, one drop; Tor chill.
dren hall drop; Tor infants quarler.drop;
to be taken in all cases, in a little terid
mix, three times daily-one hour before
each meal, and this continue ill a cure is
effected. For lnianis, the mothers milk
is the most proper. But how the patient
sometimes asks, 'can drop be divided INTO
TWO or Iour patlsH Put Two or four tea
spoonful Of mllk into a phia add one drop
ol the Sanalvc, and shake well for five
minutes; then teasp)Oniul Of the mixture
will contain hall drop or quarier-drop,
according to the quantity Of milk put in.
II is not an uncommon enquiry, 'why not
take two dropsr The answer is obvious.
II we should push our Efforts to restore the
Wis Vre to an equilibrium, we should, Tor.
sooth, lind ourselves forcing Nature, than
which nothing could he more preposierous
or unsafe. Besides, the immense cost and
labor Of the various chemical processes Tor
obtaining The Sanative is Sufficient reason
Tor using the least quantity that will pro-
duce the wished Tor effect. In consequence
OF his vast expenses, Goelick has been CON
PEELED to advance the price from 50 to 50, so
pc! phial, which step he has taken with
much reluctance, and his present pecuni-
airy embarrassments cannot fail OF convnc-
ing his most uncharitab!e enemies, that he
has greater desire TO tE5- benefit mankind
than TO accumulate wealth
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New Goods and Low Prices.

wv ALBRIDGE, PEARCE & Co. have
w just received from Boston well select.
ed LOT Of new and fashionable GOODS, of su.
perior quality. suited 10 the season, which, TO-
g"ther with their former stock makes large
aid extensive assortment, TOO large 10 enumer-
A.. They would say TO those who wish TO
buy in Calais ard vicinity, that they will moi
b" undcrsold, and that by close application
l. business and strict economy, shall be able
'p sell for as small profits as their neigbbors.
md if tair dealing has any thing 10 do with
'raie, they hope TO merit due share Of pat.
r"nase. Please call and examine for your.
s~lSr-.
n b. All persons indebted to the late firm
.: Walbridge s. Pearc", are hereby notified
'h.i settlements are Immediately expected from
all And all demands now due must he paid
or arrangements made Tint will enable us ia
mako our remtia ,ces. Prompt pay ment ID
the life of business.
East Calais, Sept. 2Slh, 1887.
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8 8 3 : 3 3

We, the undersigned, practitioners ol
medicine IN Germany are well aware, that
by our course we may forfeit the friendship
OF some OF the faculty. but not oil lie be-
nevolent members, who are uniDhuenced
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; Tor what
our eyes behold, and what our ears hear,
we nust believe.
we hereby state, that when DR.. LOUIS
OhDn GOelicke first came before the Ger.
man public, as the pretended diScOverer OF
a new doctrine and a new medicine, we
held him in the highest contempt, believing
ami openly pronouncing him a base impns =
tor and the prince Of quacks. But, on
hearing so much said about the Sanaiive
against it and Tor il, we were induced, from
motives o! curiosity merely, TO make trial
OF lis Teputed virtues upon number OF
our most hopeless patients; and we now
deem it our bounden duty (even al the ex-
pense OF our self interesl) publicly to &C
knowledge lis mighty efficacy, in curing,
not only consumption, hu. other fearful
( malahies, which we have hithrrtolore be-
| lleved lncuTable. Our contempt Tor The
discoverer OF this medicine was at once
swallowed up in our utter astonshmert al
unexpected results; and as an amend 10!
our abuse of HIM, we do frankly confess &c
the world, 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 /;
sufficient guaranty that 1t performs all i
promises. 1t needed not our testimony
Tor wherever il is used, it is lis own hes
witness,
HERMAN ETMULLER, NJ. ID.
WALTER VAN GAULT, NJ. ID.
ADoLPHUs WERNER, Nj. d.
Germany, Dec. 10, 1886.
DG- For sale by q. ~. Barker, and a
theNIontpeier Book Store.
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New Goods.

BALDWIN & SCOTT hive just received
- large stock Of Goods, suited 10 The pres
cnt and approaching soason, which may be had
on the most favorable terms for good Bank
Notes, Butter, Cheese Eggs, Flax Seed,
What, Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas, Beans, and
Wool, or approved credit.
N. q. Their frienda are respectfully invited
to call and examine their goods and prices,
which they say will suit. No mistake.
Village Of Montpelier,
Sept. 80, 1887. l5:dw
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vIctiOHl.

TWILL be sold at auction near tho State
w House in Montpelier, on Saturday the
els, instant, at one o'clock p. M. 4 yoke OF
GOOD working Oxen, in good order, tthe same
hit have been used this season on the State
House Grourds) Tho Ropes, Blocks, Der
rcks, Capstem, &c. used in laying stone Tor
State House lot Of Tools, consisting Of
Carts, Iron Bans, Hammers, Stone Cutters
teols, Blacksmith tools, &c. &c. Also lot
If old Lumber.
Terms, cash or good guaranteed notes for
months on interest.
IC:2w:dw A. B. YOUNG, Supt s. II.
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Medical Institution OF Yale
College.

VWNHE course Of Medical instruction in Val.
IA College begins on Thursday, November
"a, 1887, and It continues seventeen weeks.
The several branches are taught, as follows,
wiz
Principles and Practice of Surgery, by
Thomas tIubbatd, NJ. d.
Theory and Practice Of NJ, dicine, By En-
Ives, NJ. ID.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by Benz siliman,
M. ID. and LII. d
Matera Medicu and Therapeutics, by VIM.
FULLY, NJ. d.
Anatomy and Physiology, by Jonathan
Knight, NJ. d.
Obstetrics, by Timothy P. Boers, M. n.
The matriculalion fee and contingent bill
are 81 so; the fees for Chemistry, Anatomy,
Surgery, Materia Mcdica, and Theory and
Practice, are Sl2 so each, and for Obstetrics
S6-amounting 10 s76-the whole to be paid
in advance. The graduation Fee is SIS.
Yale College, Sept. I, 1887. l2:6w.
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Emerson, 81 Russell

A RE at home again, with splendid assort-
n mint of new FALL AND WINTER
GOODS. Among them may be found
5 doz HIGHLAND and CASHMERE
SHAWLS, of every variety Of qualities and
styles, prices from s / SO to 5000; doz- Su-
perfine CASHMERE SHAWLS; ! doz.
Splendid CTIINEELE do, together with a
large assortment Of Red, Black, and White
Merino Shawls and Hdks., very low pie
ccs New Style FRENCH PRINTS; 10 do
Super Col. and Black ALPINE BOMBA-
ZINES do Figured LA VANVALIER,
beautiful article for Winter Dresses doz.
very neat CAPES and COLLARS, new style
| piece more Of that rich Blue Black POULT
DE SOLE BLACK SILK EDGING; Beau
iiful Linen Cambria Hdkfs Hem. Such. and
Bord. very fine Linen Cambria; Farinos, Su-
peror Cologne, &c. sc. and every other article
usually found 10 Dry Goods Store. l6
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Emerson ~ Russell

Have 3a hand a large and splendid ossori-
III mcnt OF Cloths, Cassimers, and Vestlnss,
which they offer at a small advance from Bos'
ton cost. Purchasers will find il TO their in
,ercst TO call before purchasing elsewhere as
,hey are determined TO sell those articles cheap
or than their neighbors
A TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT is
CONNECTED with the Store, in which first rate
workmcn are employed, and garments are
made in The latest city styles.
October 7, 1887. l6
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n Office,

vENHE subscriber having been appointed
IL guardian to Mr. John Parker of Monipe-
lier, az idiot and insane person, gives nuiicc
that no contract made with sac Parker will be
approved, and requests that all persons having
claims against said Parker, viii present the
same o the subscriber as soon as may be, that
arrangements may be made for settling the
'ome, so far as tho property oil said Parker
will extend. -
ALFRED PITKIN, Guardian.
September IS, 1897. i6
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TEMPERANCE
HOUSE,.

ENIIE subscriber would inform the public
Il that he has enlarged and fitted up his
house in the first rate style, and opened il as a
public house, on the strict principles of temp
erance. Those friendly TO house of the a.
buve character are invited to give it their pat.
ronage. The location ia central and pleasa nj
in the village Of Montpelier, and will be quiet
home for members ef the Legislature during the
coming session. II. Y. BARNES.
Montreier, Sept. rs, 1887. 3wO4
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The MatchIess sanative,

Invented by LOUIS ORION GOELICKE. Of
Germany, The Greatest Of human bsnetaciors.
TO THE CITIZENS OF NoRTH AND Sourn
AMERICA.
ITO Louis ORION GoELIcKE, M. d. Of Germany,
Il (Enrope) belongs the impershable honor Of
adding new and Precit us Doctrine to the Science
Of Medlcine,-a doctrine which though vehemcntly
opposed by many Of the Faculty (of which he is
valuable member,) he proves to be as well founded
IN truth, as any doctrine Of Holy Vita doc;-
rinc, upon the verify Of which are suspended the
lives OF millions Of our race, and which he boldly
challenges his opposers 10 refute, viz Consump-
uon is disease always created by disordercd
state Of the Wis Vith Tor life Princple) of the hu-
man body-iEj"often secretly lurking in the sys-
tenn for years. before there is the least complaint Of
the lungse-f1I-and which rpdy be as certainly,
though not so quickly cured, as a common cold or
simple headache. An invaluable precious doct
trhie This, as II nparts important lesson to the
apparently healthy of both sexes, teaching them that
this insIdious foe may be an unobscryed inmate Of
their "cayey houses, 'even viii they imagine them
selves secure from its attacks, teaching them that
the great secret in the art Of preserving health is
pluck out the disease while IN the blade, and not
wait till the ful-grOS n ear.
This illustrious benefaclor Of man is also emit
tied to your unfcigncd gratitude and the gratitude
Of world, for the invention Of his mdtcLiess sana-
due,-whose healing fiat NAV Justly claim for It such
a title, since has SO signaly iriumphcd over Our
great common enemy tt-3S CONSUMPTION,
both in It's first and last slagcs,=F-1l--a medici 2
which has thoroughly filed The U1cuim in the Ma
terra Mrdica, and thereby proved ijsefthr gTCoN-
auERER or PHYsioiANs,sfC!-a medicine, for
which all mankind will have abundant cause IL bless
the bencfcsnt hand Of Kind Provldcnce,-a the =
diclne, whose wondrous virtues have been glUwngly
portrayed even by some Of our clergy in their pas
toiai visits TO the chamber, by which means they
often become the happy instruments Of changing
despondency into hope, sickness into health, and
the sadness of friends into joyfulness.
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vermont Commission,
IOuN RISSELL.

.1itOrney, Counsellor, and Notary Public, Of
tfce No. ,, Pine Street, NJ Y.
COMMISSIONER 10 take Acknowlcdg.
~ mcnt,, DISPOSITIONS, afidav!s, &c, for
Connecticut, Georgia, Pennsy'vania, Alaba-
ma and Vermont, appointed by the Governors
Of those States. Authorised alsoto take &C.
acknowledgements, &c. for Massachusetts,, Ohio.
nnd the Western States. l6:3wt
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Co-partnership Formed,

WALBRIDGE < PEARCE
NWOULD give notice that they have taken
w MI Ira S. Dwinnel into company, and
will continue the mercantile business at their
old stand at East Calais. under the name Of
Walbrdge, Pcorco e. Co.
JOHN WALBRIDGE,
ALONZO PEARCE,
IRA s. DWINNELL.
East Calais, Sept. LIST, 1887.
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New Establishment.

hENNIS MERRILL would respec,rulv
- inform the public that he has taken aud
n''cd up The stand lately occupied by Hiram
Stafford, at Hardwick Springs, as boarding.
ho'se ana Tavern where he nai;ers himself
maj the invalid in search of health, the man OF
business, taxing a few DAYS relaxation from
care, and the traveller, viii find for a roason.
able compensation, good accommodations and
The best attention.
Hardwick, Sept. 9Th, 1887 t3.4v
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n a. SS sEte&pss%

IN ,UttI, ~ ~ rItE C,.rnnH,I,
Al 4 uE o-D SnENi O'H
WE Suo9cri"er' 'iV''e ''e'e'"',,e o'ieI
Ell 10 sen n"""S' cheaper INA" tne
cheapest, ana Ju"e"S nun ''ec' c'"-
science IN l'c mater % We'. % ',o'i 1,;,
,a'se increase W 01St''', '''", .iu pnH.'
nav 'e'''1e" '''G '"'"' Wv, I
he mas Ven'"'eu' on we li'",ieo' W we
c"n''''ua"ee VI 'ne ,"v.'S "; ~" '"s,''o, 49,
anu WV" ."e np w. ~ a"'I ~ way
L" make an unusual 'ar9e aat"'on l" "a"
former s''rk anu NC u"W 1i'ers ,''r rT "a,
eo ,an "SSc'tmem az "na ~ 'T'e
uooDS, p, 'ne p,su qu"n'y' %"" 40 wv, NV
as Ca" w a'"i"e" At '"! '''''' P"''' III '"''
p1rt o' '"e county:
AS specimen VI P'tEVS' see NC "''"W,
my ISL q"",''F V, ,Hn'c'n"S ~ ~ 10
l,Hc per yuI - uo ooa ""i''"g . ,,+ S.'2"
""'!'' w. ~ 'oo y ."' ~ ~, 49, ~
" ~ ~ =, ~
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Last caII!-Fair worninrii

VIE Subscribers would inform those ndebt-
Il cd to the late firm Of Bancroft, Clark & Co.,
and oil those whose debts are now due 10 the
sub'crihers, that payment must be made i'm.
med'alely. Il they will pny The same, they will
obIige us--if not, we must oblige them.
BANCROFT g. RICH.
N. b. Promises not received in IA yment
any longer, as they are not current in Boston.
B. & r..
Plainfi ID, Sept IA, 1897. l3:tr
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C,ASH paid for grain. s. BURBANK Jr.
~ Sept. &c.
Notice.

(NAME into the Enclosure Of the subscriber
~ on the els, enth inst. a blark mare colt,
supposed 10 be years old-had on a birch
poke bound with Buffalo skin where it bore on
The neck. The owner is requested 10 prove
property, pay charges and lake her away.
JOHN CHASE,
Cratsbury, August IA. 1887. I3:3w
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~ ---l-----~--s--fN w.
y. A. VAIL.

Attorney at Law, Montpelier, W,
OFFICE in Days building, head Of State
~ Street l6:Sw;dw
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New Fall Goods.

lOHN & CHAS. SPALDING have just
e3 received large supply Of FALL GOODS
which they will sell cheap for pay.
MONTPELIER, Sept. 80, 1887.
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NpeC Goods.

SILAS BURBANK, Jr. has received new
~ supply Of Fall Winter Dry Goods.
Sept 20, 1887. IS
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ENO those indebted 10 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.
MidIlescx, Oct 3. 1887.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-16
Carpeting and Rugs.
CHARLES LYMAN

HAS received large and prime lot Of Car
IL peting, of new styles and patterns, bought
this Fall, which he will sell at low prices Tor
Cash.
Oct. 6, 1887 III