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MARRIED..

Monday, iih inst, by the Rev > Remington Mr. Smith
Mary eldest daughter of Jeffrey Lo be
al OF this city.
DIED.
Wedncs lay 18th fred Of james and JaEe Boyce,
az. about years.
The the Emily requested to attend the fubera
this afternoon 4 o clock, 4 ON No lc2 John ST.
n. g. The Phad .lpha will please copy the above
On Wednesday 18th in t. Sarah wife OF Jesse ua IN The
5irt year Of her age.
The relative ami friends fhe amy respect u invited
attend the funeral from her late residence LIS Eddye street. mis-
ate al O'clock.
Wednesday 18th Henrietta Elizabeth daughter Of the
Comen: and Mary Van Size, IN the nth o her
Il friends Of the fam invited T. attend her funeral this
afternoon 4 o clock, In $50 Elizabeth 81
Tuesay I5thnst tfrs III widow Of NchoaT Eeitson,
G57
Her Trends Of the fam y respectfully ed
attend her funeral this after at O'Clock from her late resi-
dcgce, Fourth 81.
On uesday, inst, Mrs rah Mcneil aged 90 years wi
dow of the late Gait John Mcneil
afternoon o'clock fom her late rsidenco No
Oak
On TUESDAY, INST Mr. John in The ch Of his
Tuesdar Ih nst Mt James Traer, euusmit il tie 5s,f
year af lis a.e.
His friends and acquaintance ny, 10 attend his funeral
tomorrow after at och, X from has late dc Of
Ninth II. and Third a,enae.
o. Mo.day, 18th inst Hannah wife Of wn. Elkio aged 90
year. -
| Smets aged .Sytan
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FRoN THE SEAT or WAR.-An express from Fort
Armstrong Dadcs battle ground, brings information
that Oceoa had been tried by an Indian court martial
for cowardice, at the Wahoo Swamp-had been found
guilty, and degraded from his rask and had retired
from the min body with bnl lew followers
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BEAUTIFUL DEGvr.-Fanny Emery, pretty young
GIRL born in S42l Broadway, only sixteen sweet sum.
ners old made decided hit in Thorcsc, on Tuesday
evening al the franklin. The house was in an up
iolr-a perfect riot Of applause. 1.-THE other fair
ofthc stage don't plume themselves, young Fanny will
shoot to fame and fortune before one darn their
own stockings Look ont.
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SmrwnEcK.-The ship Martha, Capt Creator, of
Charleston left Liverpool on the 9th Jan. On the 9th
inst went ashore in The vIcai'y Of Edis,on a,4
had 30 inches water in her holes a, the crew con
cludcd to abandon her, and were received on board
the schooner Pembroke Capt Clark. The Martina
had a cargo Of dry goods hard ware, sal, and coal.
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JAMES MoSRoE, Eso.-In the proceedings of the
Native Americans, published few days ago, the
name OF MIR. Monroe used as n Vice President OF
the meeting al the Howard House. We are au,hori-
sed TO state that Mr.. Ms name was thus used with
out his knowledge consent. Mr. Monroe was not
at tho meetings. rather for than against many of
their princples-but simply deems it proper to state
that when he endorses any paper or any principles
should be permitted TO do with his own knowledge
and his own signature. That's all Apropos-Wc
arc saving Mr.. Monroe for Congress next fall.
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T.r frsm The utmost verge If day
Tsasc gloomy regions lie,
whcr, flame. ann tn darkness play -
ali ,,.axaK asa

If a committee of the prettiest young girls whom
the Rev. Jcdcdiah has converted, would take any IN
torest in my salvaton-each few shares apiece, as
,h.y distributed the stock of the State Bank do
not know but il might have good effect on my
wicked heart. The cd serpent and his associates on
one hand with group Of pretty female saints on the
other should be al loss to determine my choice.
| should Ike TO try H.
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HOUSES o. SriLTs.-About ten or twenty splendid
new houses arc now going up in different Streets that
the next east wind will tumble into the street.
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~ Somebody asks me to stop my Weekly He
raid because it is killing off the Sunday News. Wen
d,ilk Of III
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COMPLIMENTS AMONG >AiSTs.-" How do you do
daughter of the devil y asked the Rev Jed,diah of
young woman whom he had asked TO take the
anxious scat" how do you DO, my love daughter Of
the devil y
Nnrv we'll | thnnk YOU Pam how nrr Won ~
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sT WHO can give the name Of the boarder Of
the Astor House, who insultcd highly respectable
young lady in the street, We mean TO bring him
before the public.
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TAKE CAaE--In passing a modern built brick
house cross 10 the opposite side of the street.
you may save your neck thereby, no small item Of
profit as things 20 now DAYS
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y r. Prince Louis Napoleon, ostracscd from France,
will BE- hare in few weeks 10 steal ae hearts Of
young Americas girls in fashionable society.
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ConoSnRs 1SauEsT.--An inquest was held yester-
day on the body of Mrs. Jane Amer who resided at
No. $50 Madison street II appears that during the
night the boarding of the basement, where the de-
ceased slept gave way, and the earth caving in upon
her she was suffocated. verdic-accidental death.
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CHASoiSG CeLoR.-An accident occurred to Miss
Ellen Tree (who has enrapred the Bostonians) whilst
playing Juliet, at the fremont last week. Of rather
ludcrous character. by the negligence Of the scene
Painter the paint was still wet and in the Balcony
scene, when she leans her head "upon that hand"
she conveyed TO "that cheek" aporton of fresh color
ing II was not carnation. "Ha! ha ha !" said the
nj
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- somebody wants Us 10 cut up Power for ref'-
sing 70 come out n Monday last, and make a speech
10 the loaicrs IN the pit Power deserves gold pin
for his Independence, TO stick into his bosom
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Van Buren, GrAMMAR--"Koepy your ten'pers
gentlomen-you will need il all when the votes are
canvasscd The city Ans for Mr. Clark" So
speaks the Courier & Enquirer of yesterday.
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eight teen months produce such result what VIII four
or five years producel What will they say when
cross the Alps and rush down the Adige and the 70,
sweeping editors and their gangs before me, as the
man of destiny did the dirty Ausirans2 On the first OF
May when get int my new establishment, No. 81
Ann street, shall then be organised and equipped,
ready to give the Wall street papers race that they
little dream Of One them the Mercantile Advertiser,
is uckng up its dirty red baize pettcoats to die in The
Court OF Chancery today. This is only the
beginning of mortaly-the commencement of great
revolution about taking place in newspapers and
advertising.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-16

Ii" Mary" senmstress, says she wants funds
and cant get any. Go 10 the society.
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PIous DEsIGS-Some pous OLD lady mas ior;ied
n design of weaving me from the worship Of the an
gel. on earth 10 the angels Of heaven have rccciv-
ed through the post Office "Tract No. q, entitled
"Thc Eleventh Hour" containing twelve pages Of
holy celebrations and ending with very poetcal de
scrp,ion of the place which preparing for the kIch-
en- Cabinet in another world, thus:-
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NOTICE.

r. Ehi virtue II decree irom
;,s& ~ y the Court of Eqp,ty, !
49, sui sell at the Cour,houac ~
Charlotte, on the Ith day 81
YER nes', being the first Monday o.
Fnlh, the following valuable lands, va:
Lot IN the Town ol Charlotte known
o3, IN squase s;h, bounded ~ front
On street, and running hack tor co,u.
lormcfly owned by Jas. G.. Spears.
Also
r Tracts Of Land formerly owned b,
|r,ek Dinkins, lying on the waters Of
teek, ono laiamg The lands If Col.
Y Nexander, Mrs. Smart and OH
Fao other joining II, II. Glover and
generally well known.
Also
Tract Of Land, containing 81 acres,
|''y owned by Alex. Gillespie, lounug
'd' Of K ebert aud Edwin Potts aad
L above Lands viii all I've sold, for the
Of The heirs at law, on credit oC :
s-oond and security will be required,
AND Also
T. Tracts Of Land, formerly owned by
|as Hope, one containing gao acres,
IL 'eSa--iho other LOG acres. lying o.
a'ers Of stoney Creek, joining each
aud the lands of Jas, Walker, Addi.
P'h Spears aud olhers--l. . aod :
credit will he glveu--boAds and up.
security required.
order u. II. DUNLAP, c, ME-.
''Ho0'g c., Oct. 2s, 1881, t7i--S3A
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
EuBER, Sun sun uooN,s PHASES
~ riseslspts.


.LL persons indebted 10 the estate oI
John McCord, deed. are Informed that
noles are now due: aud il is hoped that
! interested vll avail themselves Of this
re, as il is absolutely necessary TO have
Estate closed.
J. u. SMITH. Adnr.
I. J. 1851. f.1
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!. IuoIton, Proprietor ons Publisher.
TERMS:

|vo DOLLARS, paid in advance.
fyo Dollars aud Iiily Gents, Il not paid within
re- Dollars, if not paid until tie end Of the
osper discontinued until oil a-rcarages arc
,,ceo, al the option Of the Editor.
4 Advertisements inserted at the usual rates.
,,y-Naior r. NJ. Cochran is appointed an
4, a. The Journal. and is authorized TO receive
!, and give receipts IN my name. i. J. III.
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For Indigestion, Loss ofAppetite, LiStlesSneSs,
Headache, CostirenesS, Haiuience,
Cholic, Bilious affections, &c.
RIO comment on the efficacy OF these pills,
q after successful experience of many
years in England and America has established
their reputation, is needless: Suffice it to Oh
serve, that for redundancy of bile, futulcncc,
costveness, headache, Sc, &C., they will an
doubleday prove far more serviccable than
those drastic purges too frequently employed,
and will not only at the same time tend to re-
move the offending cause by gentle motions,
and strengthen the digestive organs, but i'm
prove the appetite and renoyate the s. stem.
Price so cents.
CAMBRlAN TOOTH-AC PILLS.
The relief is Immediate, without the least
injury TO the teeth. Price so cents a box.
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC,
For sick headache, &c. Price so cents. (4)
None arc genuine unless signed 7 KID
DER on the wrapper (soie proprietor and sue
cessor 10 DR.. Conway,) by whom they are for
sale, at his Counting Room, No, 90 Court ST..
Boston, and by hisspecial appointment, by E.
II. Prentss, Montpelier VT, also by S. Bur.
hank, Jr. Druggist Montpelier; DR.. P. Spal
ding Lyndon Shedd s. Tracy Wells River /;
A. S Richardson s. Co. Waterbury J. Gun
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ms, broom $.
EHcgmaoalt Zee EEige.
BY JOHN NJ. WEEKS, Salisbury, V

BY JOHN NJ. WEEKS, Salisbury, VT.
PATENT.
TEVHlS hive was invented and patented
H. by John NJ Weeks. On this plan the
lives of the bees are never destroyed and
all the surplus, pure honey, without bread,
may be taken liom them without danger
from stings, or depriving them of any part
OF their winter stores, or disturbing the
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AS the success of the bee cultivation de
ponds principally on Tho management OF
the queens, and preventing their Cesruc-
ton by the moths, the proprietor has pub
ished book which is designed as an ac-
compartment TO the hive. This book is
a concise work, containing only 73 pages,
and yet contains all that is necessary 50
make skilul Apiarian. 1t contains IS
plain, concise aud easy rules, by which the
bees ma be managed in auy manner their
nature will admit Of, and at The same time
make them the most profitable 10 their
owner.
Applications for the hive may he made to
f.. II. PRENTISS, General Agent, Mont
pelicr, or TO G. G. ARMS. Waterbury.
Nov. 25, 1886
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EsOsWery Important CaH-
eiGEs

TNR r. BRANDRETH'S Vegetable Univcr.
-ET sal PILLS having gained gfeat notorc-
ty by the cures they have performed, unprinci-
pied vendors Of medicine, finding there is n
great call for them in consequence, have had
the auducty TO forge the medicine. Now be
it known TO all men, that DR.. Brandrelh's
Genuine Vegetable Universal Pills can never
be obtained OF any yonder Of medicine, whclh-
or druggist or doctor, as neither arc allowed TO
sell the Genuine Brandt eth's Vegetable Pills,
under any circumstances whatever.
BE Uery careful all ye that aoam The Genuine,
and obserre, euer 'ohen gen purchase Of the
a3per,iScd agents, That Dr. BraRdrethS name is
signed on yeLio'0 paper, 'clich completely eaUei-
opes The boz.
For sale Wholesale and retail at tie Mont
pelier Bookstore, by E.P, WALTON s SON.
Also, for sale BY DOWNER, WASH.
BURN, g. Co. stowe, Vermont.
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STATE OF VERMONT, /
LnmolIIe DlstTlct, pa.


BE IT KNOWN that at Probate Court
holden at the Probate Office, IN Johnson, IN
said Distrsc, on the second doy OF May A. d.
1887, the Hon. Daniel Dodge, Judge, being
present.
Having under consideration the foregoing
petition Of Hon. Nathaniel p, Sawyer, the
Guardian named in said application for license
and authority to sell and convey the real es-
tate of his said wards <AScrbed in said APP
pcation.-Ii is ordered hy said Court that
hearing be had betolo said Court at Tho PFC
bate Office, inN-Johnson aforesaid on the lst
Tuesday of Jnne 1887, Of one O'Clock in the
afternoon, and that said Guardian give notice
OF his said petition, ard of the tine and place
when hcurng will be had thereon, 10y pub
fishing the same, together with tl'is order, Two
week successivoly in the Ncmont Waterman
and State Journal, a newspaper printed NJ
Monlprlicr in Washington county, Ut beng
the newspaper printed The nearest 10 sad real
estate. there h.ag no new spnpcr printed In
I.omoilIr County where SAID estate is siiuaip,)
tbe last of which publications shalt he at least
two weeks previous 10 said FIRST Tuesday OF
June, 1887, thereby notifying oil persons IN
terested in said real estate 10 appear al the
time ard place aforesaid. and show cause. If
any they lrnay have, why said application
should not lie allowed.
Given in Court at johnson, IN said District,
the day and year ADORE 'oriiien.
! 93s LEVI p, Villas, Register,
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STATE OF VERMONT,
Washington District, SIS.

IN Probate Court, holden at Montpelier, ioitAiH
daa for said District, on The I'd day Of May,
n. ID. 1887.
DETSEY SAW YER, administrators on the
I'D estate Of James Sawyer, Jr. late Of Bcr-
lin, in said district, deceased, presents her al
ministralion account for settlement--Whe
upon, it ia ordered, that the same be referred
TO the 9th day Of June next, at the probate of.
fee in Montpelier, in said district, for exam
inalon and alov ance, and that all concerned
be notified hereof by publication of this order
in the Vermont Waterman and State Journal,
printed at Montpelier, three weeks success
sively, as soon as may be, that they may APP
pear, ifthoy see cause, at said time and place,
and object thereto.
BY the Court.
93t J. LOOMS, Register.
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of Randolph:
TTNHE petition OF Electu Bigelow, Of Brook
l. Geld, Guardian OF Susan igelow-Enoch
Slad., of Broollieid, Guardian of John w.
Bigelow, and Waters l.. Bigelow, Guatdian
Of Monoris Bigclow and Lewis Bgclow, rep
resent that thcy ale The legal Guardians of the
said Susan, John W., Manors and Lewis,
children and minor heirs Of Josiah Bigelow, ir.
late Of 81 cokli field, in said district, deceased, -
that tho said minor heirs arc siozad ia fee OF
certain 7Orcel Of land, lying and being in said
Brookiiold, ard are described as follows, viz.
Being four fllhs OF about forty acres Of land
on lot No. ., in tbc eleventh range of lots in
said Brooklield heina all the land whereof
Josiah Bigclow late Of Bfotkield, died sliced
/ and,possossct except what was set out 10 Elec-
/ Ia Bitclow for her dover or thirds thereof,
bounded south by Joel Homblm's land, east
by land formerly owned by William Carlton,
north by land owned by the heirs Of Solomon
S,oddard. Wm Louccy and Nnth. Wheatley,
west BY the dover Of Elcctn Bigolow and tie
Hand of Barna Bjgcow, together with the re-
version Of The Widows dover in said estate;
and ,l,at sale Of the same will he conclusive
to the hest interests Of their said wards
Wherefore they pray said Court 10 grant them
lccnce and empower lhcmt to sell the same.
Brookfcld, May /, A. d. 1887.
ENOCE SLADE, Guardian.
WATERS L. BIGELOW, Guardian.
FLECTA BIGELOW, Guardian.
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\ CURE FOR THE
Itch &!

b-E . " T. LII IHVtTtFWt III LNt ECNf SupjIt-
e. Il cation, and no danger from taking cold,
by using -.
DUMFRIES' ITCH OINTMENT.
This pref aralion, for pleasaotncss, safety.
expedition. case aud certainty, Stands anriUal-
led for the cure of this troublesome complaint.
1t is so rapid as well as certain in its opera
lion, as to cure this disagrtcabIe disorder most
cfiGcluoIly in one hours application only
1t does not contain the least particle o! MGR
curry, or other dangerous Ingredient, and may
be applied with perfect safety by pregnant fc-
males, or 10 children at the breast
Price 81 l2 cents a box, with ample direc-
tons.
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POWER LOOM.

NNHE subscriber has obtained model of
N the most approved Sattinet and Kersey-
mere looms, any number OF looms after which
model he will furnish to order, on as liberal
terms as at any other Machno.shop in New
England.
WOOSTER SPRAGUE.
Montpelier South end Arch Bridge, Feb.
"a, 1887. s3:3m
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Fer Sale.

A FARM containing fifty acres OF the best
"A land found in this county, well fenced
well watercd, pleasantly situated near Moat-
pcer village, and On the stage road leading
from Burlington 10 Boston, aud on the line OIL
the great National Railway now in contom-
pation from Boston to Ogdensburgh. The
buildings on said farm are in good order.
OLIVER COTTON.
Montpelier April 5, 1897. s9wlS.
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To the Hon. Tie Probate Court for the District
Of LamOille

To The Hon. Tie Probate Court for The District
Of Lamoille
.FEVHE undersigned, Guardian to William
Il a Kceler, julius a. Keeler and Cornell
us P. Kecler, now residing in llydepark, in
said district, minors, heirs of Anson and Mary
Kceler, late Of said Hydepark, deceased, re-
specially represents TO the said Cont thai the
said mnots are The ownc f and hold
in fee as tenants in common, an undivided
three fourlhs part OF the following described
real estate viz. fifty acres OF the northerly side
Of the second division drawn 10 the right Of
Rosanna Fcrln, situate in Morrstown, In said
District Also, the easterly half oil the third
division Of the right OF Andrew Billings ex-
ccpt fifteen and hall acres off OF the South
westerly corner OF the snme and also the hist
division ol he night OF Johnnie c. Breed, except
twenty-five acres oil Of the Westerly side,
and thirty five acres Of Of the eoster!y side q
the same situate and being in HydepsIk atorc-
said; and that il is necessary that the same
should be sold, being co lduciye 10 The interests
Of said wards Therefore the said Guardian
prays the Court Aforesaid to grant him license
and authority 10 sell and convey the same
real estate OF his said wards agrecably 10 the
statute in such case made and provided.
! NATHANIEL P. SAWYER, Guardian.
! Hydcnark April 2S 1887.
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NEW INVENTED TRUSS.
THE DOUBLE CONE, SPIRAL SPRING
TRUSS,


TRUSS,
Ep GENTLY invented by Bella FAIR, is
40 now presented to the public under a
full conviction that il can be worn with more
case and safety, and with greater benefit 10
the patient than any other Truss now in use.
These Trusses, so far it is believed as human
gonius can 20, possesses perfect scEadust.
inc principle. They accommodate themselves
TO every motion and position OF the body, and
at The same time, preserve a constant, uniform,
equal, and to the Patient, an agreeable pres.
sure upon the parts to which they are applied.
The Pads are formed Of Wire Spring, bent
TO the shape Of a Double Cone, with the base
compressed to gentle convex, TO receive the
cushion. This pad is attached 10 an elastic
Steel Spring, which passes round the body
lL%rhe above described Trusses are war
ranted to sustain the high character given oil
them, and arc constantly kept for sale by f.
II. Prentiss, and the principal Druggists in the
United States and tho Canadas..
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Ora Gasbury Academy.

rE1HIS institution will be open for the adj
J. mission of students, Oh Monday the first
Cay of May next, under the instruction of
ROBERT TRUMBULL, A. NJ, an approx.
cd and experienced teacher.
Tuition $500 pr. quarter of u weeks.
SAML. c. CRAFTS,
WILLIAM A. CHAPLIN,
JAS. A. PADDOCK,
Committee Of The Institution.
Cralisbury, April 9Th, 1887 cows
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/. NEWTON',S
? q N "a. G. Eg a. .

OR GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
EJNOR scrofiula or kings evil, sores, ulcers,
e. nervous affections, trembling, debility,
gravel, rheumatism, relax, dropsy, inlcrnit-
tont fevers, fever & ague, cholera, SC. S'c.--as
guard against t0bercuIar consumption, jaun
dice and liver complalnts-it is powerful an
d-spasmodlc in removing twichngs ofthe ten
dons, trembling of the stomach, limbs, &C..
dance Of ST. Vius, sour stomach, ricketts,, Gu
taneous eruplons, such as herpes, letters, salt
rheum, pimpled face, ring worm, and all disea
ses arising from impurities ofthe blood.
[See Bills Of Directions and CertiiccteS.l
The above Panacea is pnt up in bottles, let
tered Il. MENTIONS PANACEA, PURI-
FER OF THE BLOOD, MORN. W. and
the cork sealed with red scaling wax, and
stamped 4 Newton, Norwich, VI
Bills Of directions accompanying each bottle.
Retail price ,25' For sale Wholesale or re-
tail by SILAS BURBANK, Jr.
Montpelier, Feb. "a, 1887 So
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Hard Ware.
%, 80 uNIoN srRrEr, BOSTON

no. 20 UNION STREET, B0sToN'
TONES, HOMER & Co. have received by
IL the late arrivals from Liverpool gencr.
al assortment OF CUTLERY and HARD
WARE GOODS, which, with their stock on
hand, including Scytbes, Hoes, ShovcIs, Ma
nurc Forks, &c. of the most approved makers,
English and Prussun Brass Kettles, makes
their assortment very complete, and they are
Offered for sale on good terms for cash or cred
il. 9l.6w
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BOOK BINDING.'

II P. WALTON & SON continue to car.
IL ry on the Book Binding Bushes. Old
Books, Pamphlets, Magazines, and Newspa.
perS, will be bound in the best style.
They have FIST rate lot of Blank Books,
manufactured from the best Of paper and well
bound, which they are selling cheap Tor cash
or approved credit. Blank Books ruled 10
pattern, and all orders promptly attended 10,
Montpelier, Feb. l6, 1887. 50