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The herald., 1837-03-28

1ush E RALM or GlLEAO-whcb has been uass
earned Tor iise fspa perfscy asvs a.
~ ihs public pshs ad @-9sator whose
20 i cidedy merits well estaCishsd Ect, that medt
che is appreciated by ipe la
ha. bse .s ed and In thousands
of winch has been known 10 fail. ..... s. ~.
ute mdgeston and varoas ot,sr complaints ars ne fom
ordered stomach the BALM OF GLEAD j. never fang and
speed remedy as hosads who have suffered aId who zave
The aStty Gfths eabe medicae another
dai wh fail to be- accepted The Egyptians
considered the plus ultra of when the plague
ut t fearful Icgh its virtues then
fully kaown and APP recaed every
The Pc knew VI and every where
medic me OF this nature ed The Eastoa Ladies knew
acknowledged lis virtues
OF the rsi have scrued make the
free OF IT. and hive added ot.
To young Lad especially who thei ssds o
wh are engaged IN scdenery occupa II nsaaaD e
cieates free circulation the bood animaes the tpir
and MAKE brgh! shine with red, sbed br iancy.
where the suca around where too
ndugence has used this Balm viii be found BALM indeed
al the EVIL effects OF The night indulgence snd Tree
ao" iron eanache nervousness trembling and al the
has head oi this precious Balm. f I'd
ye whose heads whencd with the SHOWS oi eahy
uiiead wi esioe youto p.st ne ygor and eaih ~
are ,neebei we by By long standing coinpa.ns
Of Gead Snd be conyinced that h, said of tis tut sc
Romenb. that oiden times such now old ien wcf:
mat accounted for Was lot tins precious Balm the Known ~
almost OF verdi H.ve not lis virtues been trans
ages OF abooks, Go rs
Holy Book None deny that and dare do T. The pro-
will futh The best oil its
and sold ard an no has complaint teen ueed
With this plain fact Offered by proprietor the suierne
race IN the fullest confidence that Will perform all he had
For sale Wholesale and all A. Usderbls Beck
and c9,ns o Bosaway and Chambers DR. sye
Nractr r l. COTTON s. Blercker 81. Apothecaries Hall.
The herald., 1837-03-28

M EUICNL NIO.-Df GLUVER I censupd confder-
vl tally usual during The aay devotes
rsscna sesct anch Ma profession ~bsss ose
dctd with complicated and depiorao as have
bsts4 M s Of 6e 9es apply with escHaenee
ica education in Psasehia ee has no connection wh the ad
veysss uuaeks ofhc day SAcs Ne Broadway
ai 0se inner 6oos dou
The herald., 1837-03-28

csped fse and eeTtaoty, h infinitely s
eot 10 other medicine, Tor the IN ITCH h AZ
Tain is sPea,en that ps .eye, ied any one instance
nigb by application only though applied nny thesans
The Unted States does set contain the particle Of er
bot may be applied with the 10 the most de
este sdy during pregnancy III. endere napts
euro TOR Grown and dipd, children
I m3u M. by NATUANp CRAUAM
The herald., 1837-03-28

MEBICAL CAED.-Tke study bestowe epoa certain
W brasrh Of practice by GLOVER continues sssceve K
confidence Of the public Those who affected rlees
long stansng and all diseases arising from puny the blood
and such potrcted cases az the
cd will do well 10 ceasu n at hs efce street IN
Museum Separate entrances fses Pr
vae entrance. Sd deorfrom the Museum dIak
The herald., 1837-03-28

NEDlCAL ADVkCE.-DR. EVANS continues to be
VI consulted h,ssose usual and cure o
secret ana delicate diseases
pad attention t. these diseases have secured for him the
denc, and favor of the public Strangers DR.
has been regularly educated the London he was
Tor many years engaged extensive hospital practice
the last twenty he has confined
sanchof the profession He be found hg Office No IL
Peck s near water ST., at time dung the day evening
until 10 ocoek. Secrecy may be dersndcd upon.
EVA psck ain
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-14
zoe s. D<sUese,sD2.E,

BEG leave to inform the public that they
ID are still in Rodney, and arc now open
ing, a superior assortment of
GO O q S,
of every description, adapted to the season
and the market, viz:
Spring and Summer Clothing
Staple and fnncy Dry Goods, Of the latest
fashion and most approved style,
Hats, Boots, Shoes and Saddlery.
Queens, Glass g. Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
&c. &c.
They have likewise large lot of
GOOD A2ER
on hand, which they are anxious TO dispose
of for cash only.
Hlying heretofore receivcj iibera'
share of patronage, they feel DESTROYS Of
having it continued, and guarantee that al
those who confiIe in them shall not be dis
appointed.
Rodney, April Il. 1887. 9-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-14
POETRY.
TIE INDIAN SUMMER.

Tie INDIAN SUMMER.
II comes-it comes, with the golden sheaf
In the time Of the scar aud yellow leaf,
And It filings the fruit from the bended tree.
And scattcrs it round in its reckless glee,
1t plays on the brow OF the maiden fair.
And parts with its fingers her raven hair.
1t comes--it comes, and its mns.rel,s wing
Ger the CLASSY lakeis qnivcring,
With music, soft as tile mellow strain
~ zephyrs DER the swelling main;
1t g'addens the Wales rs it floats along.
And streams and mountains re-echo the SOM.
1t comes-it comes, like fairy spritc
ARRANGED in robes OF gossamer white.
And the carpet ofleavcs on the ground is spread
And the flowers yield meath its conqnering tread
For it strides along in its king,y way
Like shadows that fit at the clnse of the day.
1t comes--it comes, AMI tho ripcncd grain
Is wreathing crowns for its golden reign,
And the bright eye spariSlcs with liquid light
Like the star enthroned on the brow Of night.
And the teeming fields their offering bring
al the sainted shrine of the autumn king
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-14

PS OF MISSISSIPPI g.
\, sIlnwin5 the public and
liam Reservations, Land
lipS, Streams, Sc. engrav-
Frnment surveys and plats
Lnndl Office, Washington
NAN, D:anglltslnan in the
Dlhro.
R, B ,okscller, Washington
he'd (anl secured the copy
to hwy the above mlps,
bind infinitely more com
lte ,h!n any hcrt,fnrc pub
are pnb,ishcl on separate
Pnte'nin ne1rly six squire
De fr,n useful an valuable
fstei in the I,nls of either
h,v every item of lnsor'nl-
b the possession, of the Ian |
p to water co rises, township
bands anil reservations, land
fnl will be f,and perfectly
practise in these points
Fent by mail to any part o
|iatcs, srbject only to single
!. Price two dollars, or three
er will be sent by mail for hTt
beral discount will be made
lscnts, or to any who buy t.
) of Newspapers, any where
} the above advertisement IN
n,iice) one or two insertions
BY return mail a copy of eacl
will send a copy of the pape
to the advertiser.
1887. 30
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-14
Fresh Arrival.

STUART & SMITH,
HAVE just received, and are now open
ing, an assortment of
STAPLE s. FANCY GOODS,
adapted to the season. to wit:
Superior black Me-inos.
do Silk HhlkiS (of various colors,)
Fine Italian Sewing Silk, (assortcd)
Black Silk Velvet. (a beautiful artlcle,)
Thread Lace and Edgin5s,
Black striped Chal!s,
Mourning Muslin, &c.
Together NTH rery fine assortment o.
Ladies' Fancy Dress Handkerchiefs,
Gloves,
Hosiery, &c. &C.
We have also on hand lot of PALM
LEAF HATS.
Rodney, April II, 1887. e-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-14
NCraCE.

NCr1GE.
KS of Administration having
Pa to the undersigned at the last
Term of the Probate Court OF
koanty, on the Estate of jacob T.
'ec'd-Notice, is therefore here
20 all persons indebted to the sald
ome forward and make settle.
gloat delay-and those having
present them duly authentica.
me 'lme prescribed bv law.
\; i. SEAMpLEY. Admir-.
~ STAMPLEY, Adm'x.
%. 1897. 80 Ct
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-14
.Tn p.H NO FOE

tTOP'S 10 FTCE.
administration having
! tn the Undersigned, t :.
bite Cart of Jeiiarst Is
samher Term. 1895, o.
br Enw,ap LEE, decd
+. hereby g;rea to all per
I'LL estate to come forward
nuke payment, and all
Ens against the estate arc
En- them within the time
i ~ they viii he barred.
B. WARREN, Amir.
4G-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-14

II oo-o. ;. =,
:. oo'"s' ana '''c ripeheu gram
''o""s ''r It's gotten reign,
.'''' me or'ght eye sparkics with liquid light
Like inc star enthroned on the brow of night,
ANA the feeming fields their offering bring
Al the sainted shrine of the antumn kim.
----.--z----~=s
Tho snoool, &C c
:" 'eo'S"'
"o'' "oi'ns vi Perusai. Ecc'ed as
Trend OF the Administration, he took his
seat with strong preaIlec;ions in favor NJ
conor,, rool,so,.. - IT.:
:,
'N''''o' " 'i'''' ''ie e''ofs III ''pse inca
sures, and his independence Of character
was not slow in prompting an exposure Of
their faults
DI,, ~,
A>e'' '"o nc 'o'''''"' oe'o" LDiioH
'orASbARD.1
THE SUB-TREASURY SYSTEM.
| The Senate resumed the consideration
| of the Bill proyid,n.. f,r tho collection and
custody of the public revenue. The aues-
ti,n heinz on the amendment offered bv
Mr. Ca,hou,. 70 senarate the Government
fro,, tho R,n,s-
Mr.. KING of Ceoro;a. ro.e and in !,
s,oerb of wore finn ,bree bo,r. IN Io,gtI
nd ,,,ch do.;s;o,e .a,;ga.,d l,;s 80, af
.,,a v.r;.,,,s .,,,ee.;.,,s ;,v,,.ea !, tho s.,h.
;oc, l,a(,,n. 10 Sanata III f,,,,.u;n,, mo-
t,ricr our,ine of some Of the noints
tonched upon in his interesting address,
lie said he had felt great embarrassment,
during the wao!e Of the session in regard
to the propositions of Mr.. Rives and Mr.
Calhoun. He was not entirely in f,vor oil
either. He had been always opposed te
: the State Bunk system, and had pred'cted
the disasters which have followed Its adop
ton. He insisted that It had~not only fail
cd, but was an entire future from the be-
ginnIng-a system of fraud and deception
IT produced specnlatlons IN the exchanges
: by officers OF the Banks who were expected
to regulate them-the alleged facilities o
exchange were merely nominal: ana he al
: duced instances to show that shaving, to
great extent upon them, had been carrict
ON. The Specie Giro liar Ind increased
the amount OF shaving, and he adduced IN
: stances OF enormous profi's divided by TIT
banks IN the city OF his residence. lie ex
pressed the belief thas the currency ana INT
exchanges PAD as 'hey OF Course were
were mace s'li' worse '"o ih'cfpos'''o'
Vi me rres'oen''
WI. n ''o oec' '''heI milne" ~ '''so
. 'ne sunr'Feasa's s,sse"', ''' me ''.''''''e''
"i 'ir. beno'.1eohs'hrea h'',, 0, Is 'heApe
diehcy. lie s'o'cH'ea lnf. Demon i''e'-
dents drawn rom me iso','n i'l'''ls' a.u.
'9Paih anu rom iafAcs' aux, '''''',.',e''1'e
'he'f il'i'''c''' measures d 'i'so u p''','s
!" oppression ana ni,'d. Mt Demon h'u 81
u 'lreis frightened hir. IL. from me supper.
Calhoun.
Mr. II. expressed Inc nope mat ne woni
find himself able to support the present az :
minstraf'on, but he must speak the 'ru''
The message nc sa'o' was S,ea,'y effoh'
8 Gus IN various particulars, which he pr
n ceeded to show, mostly tom auihenf
statements and other documents. by thes
he proved that the paper currency IN En-
land had not been expanded, as the messae
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-14

h r'GlNG AND ROPE.
Eved n'ss'ng and Rope just re.
W. and for sale, bv
tE >. A. MONTGOMERY.
'soi. 27-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-14

rida. reach to s'cc1ty tro nill;eas eight kan-
tired tions and doliarsl This Tor the ,m;l;;s.
~ expenditures alone If the country for
onc year, in period Of general peace
save only the c-n.cm2tihie contest in a
corner Of orr rcrritury. with some l2OO
savages! We have NOT now ut hand tho
means Of verifying the f.,ct, lnlt We have
strung persuasion that in no ono ycsr al tho
last war with Great Britain, when we wore
cOn'cn ling ag ,inst ti,t mighty nation, was
the expenditure Of the War Department as
urge as this.
Ii 1t even with all the enormous rcs1urc.
! es above detailed, this economical adini,,is.
rratlOn Is unable tn meet its Ell ra.euen =.
without calling ON Congress to authorize the
beginning of new public de.h. 1t was
am M the boasts Of Gen. Jackson's friends
that daring his administration, the national
debt, contracted in the war Of independents,
and in the second war of 1912, was finally
exiting iished.
Ii will be the npprshrim Of President
Van Ircn. that in 'hc first year of his adj
m'nistration tho foundation is to be laid, mt
his suggestion. "f new national debt.
Ten millions of dollars arc To he raised bv
The sale of Treasury notcs-:Ed Treasury
notes, as every one coyvcrsant viii. suci,
mltcrs, knows, are list as much the cvi.
denccs of debt on the plrt of the Govern
mcnt, as ccrti6 .ates of stock There il, in.
deed this difference against ihcn,--that in
the case of loans on stocks specified funds
are often designated and set apart for tho
presumption of the stock: whereas Treasury
mics have no such specifi: pledge, ami no
&C rtain period of re c:nptinn. Ialccd, as
proposc.i:o he iss ,ci by the President AMI
his Treasury Secretary, in sums OF so
and upwards will, intercsts--without any
means pledged CIR their redemption and
without ans "p'ian on tho part of Me hold.
crs oil finding them at any given period,
and Il. some stated rite of in crcst-,hcv
would he na'hiny In re nor less than '.olJ
continental"
THIS, thea, is the sequel Of treadiny iri
the 70 s'eps-hat within the first year,
This specie paying 4 ADMINISTRATION in name
anl profession. is rel heed to recommend the
ISIS ie of s'Oid Continent Al" ana Tint party
hra.ight into power under the prc;cxt al
, economy aud reform. hiS spent as m ,ch ia
; oac ger, as Mr. Admas' Administering,
: whose extravaganza they We're 10 correct,
spent in three wears.
Will the people, sccins these things still
, believe iii SUCH party? We think not.
". y. American.
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-14
sI,.,'ard,

er sss''dar",, ~
plrtrIEL.p' Kramer. .,
slthc 1F until all arr rear,
nti' astion Of the Editor, edit, IT,.
The o VA fr a hortefpe-
.dscr'i'i"'s' 60. IN
Is . 81 additional i"'er-
,sr line for the hrst'
r M .p ,'ei additional inser-
,..,,,;.e BY the year, a
a ...je.
a.,,csppI PRESS.
,rrg;,ors.1
fffSl''" =, :.
Persons di'c "'"'a'''".'
expiration % ' .lL -
ne oi their d'S'''', !,
charged WIN '''0 "'0
containing Ten ''i''S -
and % Genus ''' cav"
lnTer ones zen 'o"''
and hall price Tor sac"
The a'tA'es u It"
alSt be mlrh2l o" '"'
or-, AMI charged Tor
f,isamentS tFo y Il as
noanIei with the cash,
va; and none VIII be
l1's ~ ''''
'''''
,.., ,,.,ono,or
: -. Tho r,,a nc CD
90 ;aaont;on D.
!, e'o'' - c ,Lo
'''o "''', 49,. a,.,' $1,000.
, 80 a,a
du
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-14

N..-r :rgy Of rccorsriae stolen properly.
The following ancc.l.,.c Is eN.r, ed from
u ,.cn's Mem hrs; a very isinI as we'll
as anthcnsic wo-!s, now Publishing in W.l!-
dies Circulating Li5rary:-
"a Young El.lis', n,b!en,n W IS intro
tlce:l ut an lily to one Of tho FIST Ia
dies of y piles, by No,p,'ifan gc.i'lsn.n.
While he was there, Il sn ,:f b,x " Is sf,l:n
from him. The next day. being at an ,:i,er
hp,sc, he saw pers IN taking snrf ont of
his hox. II, ran to his fricn.l-Tncre,s
said he, s,aat MN in !'lneswi COLL c,n',r,,:-
derry, is fslsin, sniff 'nt unkhe b,S which,
was stnIer from me yesterday. D. v.nt
know himf is he uos sllarperF Take
cure sud the other, 'th,t is Il MN Of tho
first q,aly' Il d, no, caro- for his st.,lity.,
said the + ,glishm IN. 4 m,St hive MI santf
hax; I'll e, ana ask hin fsr It, s2ssy,sf
said his cricnsl, sbe qtie., m lelvc it to- f5s-
tn get hackyonr .,ax.' Upon this arla.,s
inc E1.lishn,n wen. aw,y, af cr itvi:iA{
his friend to dine with him mex. lay. X:
arcordin.t v c,nc, ani, as hs cn,cresfN
There said nc. 4 tss,gsa yp.i: s.s'sif sesxsx
WALL said the gcrsic n,mjHb ~ did yoa
obtain itr sHhs.' said slfc N..apa:i'an, 4
did not wish to mike any n..i . abu,t 81,
Iibcrcforc picked lis pocket u g.
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-14

r &c ray to- ,ria kiss.--'rho late Mr..
Jarscy Bush amused rs once with Il story
told Of brniler hrfri>ter gu the I4e;ecAer
e;rcnits As the csx,cl5 waS aio,, stirling
after breaktast; tie modest Islllls If Ire Inv
approached the !anel.sl - pretty .akcfess;
who was sca'ed hef.isid the l.ar, aud sai4thc
coa!l not think Of g.inz vishaas girins her
IL kiss. Fr:eml, aid She ss:l,ec must not
Ids IL !" oh. hy bsnven< Twill. replied 5I.s
eager harrisles Well Gien.l; u iIIsss hast
su..ri,, thee nlsy do i(l 15ss must M.
mako s nrsesise IS & s S: -
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-14

SAT- of kse Us. Bsak--Thc United
who has had access to tllc 0ctsbcr sta:es
ment of the B ,nk Of the United a;cs, trans
nntied to Harrisburg, favors MS with tho
f,il,wing plrticnllrS:-rI The noses of il,a
new bank ont, except the p's, notes at lons
dates, issued to individuals during the late
trn,blcs, am ,nnt to Si9l ,f0J 81
The mites Of the late bank
+ oft, to G,f15.S5i O5
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-14
G.175.ssi os
q --R.s 4@
O,I Al
SniSI2l 81

Total, 6,T17.2Si Il
The specie amounts to- 3.Dl5,s!.3J So
The comparison Of ,lfcse items will, the
corresponding particulars Of slnne other
banks as recently published, shows tho
following result.
Circulation. Specie.
The bank Of the
u. States, G,777,2j444 J,Ol6,230 90
The % banks
of the state
New York, lj,OJ0,7l4 2.7Jl ,4J3
The two Vir-
sinil hanks
an branches, J;OJS,609 81 6jf.6j} 81
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-14
ADvEPT!SEIENTS.

alterab'c, ? months, $12
do 6 months, %
do II months, Sd
Aust b. mid Err autlnlivea-z
s~-p<<---- sxLc-
Southern telegraph., 1837-11-14

e' VERY TUESDAY -
| pcfrIfLp.., ,,.ee. or
tea' :, ,,rorreara-
tti1 "stion Of the editor.
thf e ,.I for a hortefpe-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-11-20
LIFE! EEFE ! {,

nR. JONATHAN MOORE'S ESSENCE OF
- LIFE. The most highly esteemed medicine
that has ever been discovered fer curing Coughs,
Colds, Asihmas, and CONSUMPTlONS.
~ Prepared by HENRY SEYMOUR from the
original recipe, by the direction of said Moore.
This Essence answers valuable purpose in al
most every of debility and there are 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
whooplng cough may be cured in week, if taken
at the commencement of the disease.
For sale only by f. II. PRENTlSS, sole Agent
for the Proprietor, Montpelier, Vt.
N. b. Beware OF an article prepared by S.
Thayer & Co.. New lpsw 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 IT, S.
CAUTION!
This may certify all whom il may concern, that
the subscriber, residing in Hadley, Mass, have
made an improvement in the medicine invented by
me, and denominatcd DR. Jonathan Moore's Es-
Sence of Life" and have communicated the rec pc
to Henry Seymour Of sid Hadley, and to him on
y. The United States is full of the sophistiea, ted
article and this is to give notice TO the public that
if They wish for the genuine essence Of life, they
must apply to said Seymour, or his agents, and be
particular TO inquire for that prepared by Henry
Seymour. DIR. JONATHAN MOORE.
l6;7m.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-11-20
JOhnsOn's Vegetable
HAIR OIL.

4 BEAUTIFUL head o? hair has always
IN been considered one Of the greatest Or
naments ever bestowed by nature upon the hu-
man frame, and indspcnsably necessary 10 the
perfection of personal beauty. 1t is a common
complaint among young persons that their
hair is falling off, or becoming dry and un-
healthy, this may be owing to the application
of improper and injurious oils, or TO the entire
neglect Of the hair. Without proper attention,
diseases Of the hair will arise, which arc often
found 10 occasion thinness, falling off, and
sometimes total badness. For these evils,
and the incoIyenienees necessarily attending
them, johnson Vegetable Hair Oil will be
found an almost infallible remedy. This Oil
was tried in many cases oil badness, thlnness
and falling of OF the hair, before 1t was Offer
cd to the public, and in nearly every instance
its beneficial effects have been realized TO adj
mirution. 1t has in many cases been known
to produce new and beautiful growth Of hail
on h ads which were bald and it will Away
check that falling off which so frequently o.
ours. In cases where it becomes dry ano
ceases to grow, this Oil will very soon render
il healthy and produce rapid and beautifu
growth without the least injury 10 The head
nor does any falling off follow after using it,
That loss Of hair which so frequently takes
place after sickness may be easily preventct
by using this Oil. In short, no Oil has eve
been offered to the public that gives such uni
versal satisfaction, and stands the test OF expo
rcnce like JOhnSon's Vegetable Hair OIL
For sale by p q. SMITH.
Montpelier, Oct. ,, 1897. swds.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-11-20
NEW GOODS.

CHEAPER THAN EVER.
CHARLES LYMAN would inform his
~ friends and all those vino consult lhcrin-
terost in purchasing Goods, that he has pre-
pared himself with large and carefully secc-
ted assortment Of Fall and Winter Goods, TO
meet their demands, which he will sell for cash
or approved credit lecllc" cheaper than any
Of his neighbors. lie now offers as part of
his splendid assortment,
so pieces Of BROAD CLOTHS and CAS-
SlMERES, Of every color and quality.
100 do New CALlCOES, of the latest
styles and best coors.
so do Il MERINOS, of every shade and
texture; Brown, Bluo5 aud Black CAM
LET'S, for GentIemens Clouks and Wrap
pcrs Heavy LION SKIN, for Overcoats {;
Highland and Merino SHAWLS; AIpincs ;
Black and Colored Silk Velvets Dark and
Rich VESTINGS, and in TACT every article
necessary for Fall and Winter trade.
lie would invite all those who are DESTROYS
OF purchasing Goods at prices which cannot
IlIl 10 suit 10 give him call.
Montpelier, Oct. 10, 1887. IS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-11-20
4 CARD, TO the Ladics !!

MONTPELIER SEPT. 80, 1887.
n 81. L. LAMB. at the New Store
". haze 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 dHerins
their friends. Among their new stock may be
found Super white, red and black, plain and
fg'd MERINO SHAWLS; Highland d..
(some new styles;) rich black, blue black and
color'd DRESS SILKS; splendid peliese
SATINS; fine black, blue black and fancy
culor'd ALPINES; color'd Grape CAMB-
LET'S; Parametta Cloths; Worsted Dam
asks; Tibet Cloths French Merenos; rich
Gro de Royal Silks; splendid French Prints !
Ginghams; Cashmere Silk Sewing Silks ;
Grape, Brocade, Thbet and other style
Shawls andHdkfs; Silk, Cotton, Lisle thread,
Worstcd and Col HOSIERY; kid, silk, open
work, and Writ GLOVES; Linen Camhrlcf;
linen aud silk Hdkfs fine Swiss, Null, Book
and Cambrick MUSLINS; Jaconnett and
Common, plain and ig'd Cambricks; Black
and White Blond and Bob't Laces; Rich Gar
niture and Cap Ribbons; Belt do; Black lace
Barage and Blond Wells Splendid Cravats
Blond Lace Cravats, Mantles; Lace ant
Collars; Velvet and Chenealle Trimming
Grape de Lyons, superb Thread, Bob't Cam
Merino Cashmeres Ia new arllcle); Supc
Thread, Bob't and Cambrich INSERTINGS
Bob't and Blond QUILllNGS; Wreuths
Wo st.d and mixed Cotton Knitting Yarn
Tambour Floss, good Thread, sc. togelhc
with lots more OF pretty things which W
have not time nor disposition TO enumerate, al
which we are disposed TO sell for cash, Of
terms corresponding with the times.
us n call.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-11-20
Notice,

'HNHE subscriber having been appointed
u guardian to Mr. John Parker OF Montpo-
lier, an idiot and insane person, gives notice
that no contract made with said Parker will be
approved, and requests that all persons having
claims against said Parker, will present The
same 10 the subscriber as soon as may be, that
arrangements may be made for settling the
same, so far as the property OF said Parker
will extend.
ALFRED plTKIN, Guardian.
September rs, 1887. 1t