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pr,,, emit nu! wagon 10 i,
Saddle N.gs, double anus nI''; 'i'ces' we u'c"'
.,ilc hay- l,uss, Is carpet bags; hest IRON 'rn'ne
l,,h, ii,n ,ruuh g brass matted; leather boot top
,l, assorted sizes and styles; h"l Is ets ana
j., s,ol her- coach, ylg, Sn'key, 'wi! and planters
crop whip: wool, wotsi,d, cotton nnd leather
,lrihs and surslnales; s'irur lea'htts: Hn"k
.,tnp, mai worstel rim web; cham and hook
,.,,s. blind hr,d,cs and lines; utch collars,
md rs. aud mule collars, :"i all ln'l''ls; mo:
rocco, buck bear. sheep and hul"Io skins; pin'od
bt,.s and steel birdie its Of ev' ry description
vla,rG brn.s aud steel spurs OF every description
DATED, Inns aud steel sutfups o' every uescf'PS
tom
Tosrtv.r w,'h com le,c assortment OF every
nu,cls Il; thar ilIc Of ns,ntss-'l 1t when 'hcy
after tor safe On communicating ittns.
rhry ~ ii also con ,une 10 ceive through thf
,rar, by rnce e,- from New York, fresh snpph's I"
keen .l.e,t stock ample aud c"mp!e'e.
kOUES, DAVIDSON CO,
"a Is Canal ST.
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-.,A1DouaArE SPRINGS
NOntu CUIlitV. NIH1'lIT'l'
7,UpEE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.

THREE DAYS JOURNEY FKO.h W."
ORLEANS.
vINHE. proprietor Of This establishment mas III" pI;
sure Of announcing TO his ricnds ANA t's pno' &c
Wvv receive ysiter- lie will also state Tor inc ne
nett of n,e ut distance that there have pee" ,'G
improvements made, and others now gong on ".' IL
sapd progress for completion, h'ch w''' e'an!' '
slhscr her to accommodate a much larger ""'o'' '
he r,o,orc. and ut the same time much better. $3.50
Famil, can be accommodated it'll good rooms or
those wl, prefer can have large cabins e'acheh fo''
the main building. =: ,o,,i,n
1t is deemed unnecessary te say AWNING III i,u
lar of h. character Of these waters tor II Is sch''s
t.rvrd that they not Interior Ia any IN ''it ''
.ru Stnrs All the nrusc:nen's that are G'"'' ~, ~
found a, " .,crius Places, will lie t'nrl at aus
hest music that this part OF TIL country h''f"S,
hr,7 r., ,se, aud will be IN consln Attendance
Sprin. IS ,Iur,ug the whole season
hn s,h.rIbl, y avail him self of This opnrnh''T
returning his unit.nrl thanks for the very hoc'''
support ,lven him Ia. sea ''l. ana hGpcS Nv 't H
,nn. that have h rn .an, in improving and 'N''"hns
W.. , JNO CRAM.
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ENCHANGT on nciLaot at sight, for sa'e by
r. ,,nJ A TKli.R. J! Gfa~~r
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'eN!IE ADDRESS of the Louisiana Native a'"t"ne
AsSociaur. % the citizens "i Louisiana and til
.,,e NV DAVID Frl.r 4 Co,
ne 81 Charities Il
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NORRIS l. CO, NJ. 80 Charities st eel, {.
criv,ng daily from their nul III Pnila !clphla nI
euaut and com pitte assnrttnen, of eubsitHn,iai
and t,sl,,rnahe clohns. They Invite the attrn-
ton OF the pnbiic, they are warranted in sayIng
tina. strangers and c''i:cns cannot furnish them
selves mo aisa!ta geous! i'll any city IN III,
Union.
n Z. 4 few d zon elegant ivory han,!I. UNI
brellas, from, 3, 10 }6 inches. Also, large Il"
white n np uacki ~ hnxes, v.ri szns, very Ia"
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AL.R,lu ~ SIs.IliLhtoit,

Charleston to New York, ST 25S
Making l6s miles per day. Or miles per hour, inclu
,vG Of all s,o,'pages nov 10
n Is. | beg leave to inform the public hat til.
bridges over the Chaal,ooehe swamp and Hard iaao'
creek have Just been completed the general govern
mc (h@ nj, obstacles operating agains, his safe an
speed, route II" thus happily removed aud ihavc til.
pleasure ofe Ling from travellers tia. the coaches, lor
SIS, drivers anil oa,s OF the ls orders and AS I" The
water route from csacolat Cedar Bluff, it is admit
ted by all who av passed through it to be unsurpassed
novelties beauty aud safety. The bridges ihr"n5t
Gror.i, have also hecnrcuareA. J Nj e BAKER.
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NIX. JOHNSON, on" !" H-.'.., -. ,,, s ~
fines h'S practice 70 t'.2 'r'"s"''' laanx
disease IN all lis ilcrru .,ra,". Il
nr. JohHs0n, from rca"i' r'H sam, HfsB fr4:
rilus IN europe, devoted h" "'' u 'tmrm -&i. ~
III easr. and from his r' '"' .rh-nslf1 ia@s ~
that particular nranch OF lh, .r'c" son, @udlzS,-5 "
safe speedy aud etltclua - 'U -"'h l''e"u-.ta u"
troubled with any OF the ''l y I'ar"'e' wa
,iouur,h"ca. elects Su.cm es, Cnaneres bub"-'
Iuius ur.rLra rrns,rac GIand, Swc'!rd es'ic'eS,
Eral,lion. nl tIe Skin, Sore Throat, Pains i" The
Joinis; " cu
Eecsn1 css IS cure in ,hrca days without the
use Of Nero Interruption fro lu;l'e"s' or aliefa-
medic No. t.. prevent Ven .rea Disease he oh
tu ned Of ic.Jonns,u. 1t i from the recipe {" tue
Baron Larry, IL celebrated French Surgeon, AMI was
used nv n daring the several campnl ~. IN which he
served as Surgeon General in the Frenc Army.
5 I'D Ly Dr.. Johnson, al his office. Those persons
hsin, ANY a,t' tiou OF Venalra i'Seas', AMI 'b""t
do we'll hv giving DR.. Johnson call, as proper me"l
Gin tor Their in the shortest tim" can he put up
with written directions for their use
Office open from ! tn, morning until IL O'Clock al
,sh
ABERNr IY'S DISrPrI; llXlI.
d. b.ru.,,v, t,' greatest of '.nt!is@ ir-aol' VA
uuuinn ,l,., min -lenhs of the diseases that alice
cunl>ind originate in the stan,ch. This Elixir was
used by him with the most unprecedented success III
ms private aud public practice for upwards "t forty
Loss nfuppct,c, Flu,ueucy, Dstentinn OF the Stom-
ach lin il, the side, envuesS Of the Head and incii-
nation sleep, lrrrsuarity OF the Bowels, aud IN all
cases VIII luli Erson tustive habit Is found to
exist.
This ncdira must not be numl,e ed among the hos
oi ouuck uoSuls before the public ii is the
sole invention Ut the ab'cst and scientific surgeon
Eufoi,. ever pr uluced and tina secret uf preparing il
vas urchasd nv the agent for very large Ii Is
arre,,nie an pleasant the ,a-te acts mild aper
lent always keeps III, bowels free imrarts vsu, unt
strength to the system, and cherruness to the mud
and t; few bottles removes the most ntrmed cases I"
Dyspepsia Indigestion, aid prevents return ut any
New York, 18th August, 1885.
81 Madison. street
Sln-In OH ~q ,,cncn Of eIdnS Sc lentnry life,
uaye been troubled ,r. ur less, with Indigestion to-
tnn wears; for the last three suittfngs have
Icen uj,purabe. | have tried several ply .ican'
and number Of qack cdicines with 'nt deriving an.
benefit dssi,niied If ever Obtaining any perinunen
relief aud resigned self 10 The 'st hopeless despair
was persuaded by many friends try .tbernethy'
D,srep,ic Elixir. have finished the fourth bot
,c an know not how To express N.Y. nirGtinn Of it
wondcf u virtues and the miracle it as performed il
rr.,oring II, 10 that he 9TH which |: msht lost fpr
.v.r Sc id me half a dozen bottles II, : and exec
Nv ,hunks Tor the blessings you have u erred by
storing mt TO pei!,ct hcnlth.
Irenlan ours,
JCUB MONROE.
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NOCl I \ pay

DK. JOHNSON, Oif e itu iI-aV.." q
- fines his practice u the tr,.,.n:3H q
Disease IN all its dlltcr'ui !ra,".
Dr. Joinson, from rcard' '."r "'nY, ~
p,luls IN europe, devoted VI "r Il, 'unrn d
III eases, and from his re "f 'ri'n*if1 !!
,hatpasticuar -nranch .! Iht rF"'c' son, %u
safe. sucpdv aud eieclua - 1v -'wI l'Is'
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- \U,lERI v ARt.-I w. snhscrihcf>' ~
- hrlurrrs and wl"lr-ai' dealers III s'""''
r,n IS, II" ''ce'vn! IT, tate h''''nle '''' w.
lar, /, al l-il II 10 '..Hr 'rrntr St"cN' an '\''"
. $500. meat u; ar ,r',s ~ ,hc,T INA, imuh!
I,,,l II, rtr ,.,n" Il I. Va:
l. ,,,l,- and ~ - .',In ~" quite! @'"''' =
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FRANKLIN INFIRMARY

's,HE public respectfully informed that TINS ms
tuition is erected the most improved PLAN"
III an airy aud most adj ,irac situation, in the iauou
Franklin upon the raiho I'd, mile from the alssi
srpi. r..:,-
into apartments for ksepn; separate different classes
and tlercnt diseases.
The institution is suppl with the most Hkiliu) an,
attentive male and female muses. nnd speaking the
rio,,s modern languages.
Private rooms may be had nv gentlemen ut hive do!
lars par day, ncluilns ultenclcs, Nc
Terms in the nury wards two dollars per ds'
Sluyes also two dollars. Small P"x in the ort!na.
" ards, five doll
All capita! sur scal operations extra.
Tie resident pa, srisl is DIR Wedde,nan, 10 WHOM
.p alton iur admission must be made. or I" i,r T.
Iizambrrs No II Rampant street. apl9lv
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RrCONMENDATORl FACTS:
RENOVATION OF THE SYSTEM

Ever discovered
No. constitutional n.e4sts, produced by mercury, or
H. miuera7 NJ the H. Of syphilis, iues veneral
-
l,,atr' .u"'cvt" ~'nglc instance have they been
- sod. y d. produce good effect
4, irHNv,aus-I e acr were before considered 'nc''-
ral't go .
IL .tl"i--Da, nae # - sapara pills and one bottle
c the 9 r. rep )Ari'la, is all sufficient to cure
-, Ir1r lt.Et : ,rn>rs
.l' I'd .D,4-' that the only P!sss they
J.,e eaLu ~ ~ nI"a"s, 10 At Custom h"sss .treet
...u11I NJ No. 90
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4 kL\AN'i.IrliOGitA PA il\N
/ ALICE, 5; Magazine os.tu BARI.


W & }EENE takea pleasure in announcer 4" E:s
cnaI and The CiliXcn$ OF New UrraI~ HAT Is is nj
lie. 9Th bluurh, l."'srarh, Oh par Hi COPE .in'r
printing, from the !a' teS the art las over L"F
plate engraving, lac execute all orders rsI,d 10
him, at half the expense uf cn.,u,lns aud dDor AZ
cheap aStyre printing.
Merchants wishing Giro uars sent ont i'll h IL E~s'
hand wrl'inG can have any Tnnnti'v at y te" n'Guf
notice; they will ce>tcrIet io. them IN if"ultt
sIse. 81, as has heretofore given eeIe,ui sai'i-.
unil line most lrslrclnte c"mins >inn h'se ~ .|ie
city. t;+,tt enrc darouS o. in ing Wishing vi iNFi-
ness Cards finished ia the best uHui.r, viii 90 YEA
calling Ut lie ilice and specimens. 81
Feb. /, 1889
B. bunk neatly executed. and ;.lr'U!ata.
Ernle Il nj hours noiic,..
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s1>ODUS SIT DENTS MANUAL
/ Todds Sabulh choo Teacher
Abbul'S Corner STONE; Ahbol'S Family AT Home
Abhut's Way do food; Homes Introduction
Abbnl's Young Christian
Dicks complete Works, volumes
Hannah Moo,e's Private Dsvutions, for snlc al 10
Camp ST. by ~
may Al.EA. loN An
NTANTAS-5U bales jackson, Indian head IA
III brown Sler lings so do Gleut Western do, 50 d"
Great Falls do, for sale by
NV BulDGE g Co, 1874 ,laCazine st
DRAZitKS COrrfR-Just recei, I'd, i'll store =.
ID cases assorted r III u g. sheets, 30 Gu inche.
$ LOCKE II Co,
M If Front leyee
NXCIIANGE ON i-lor sule by
IL ND + YUltkE, Go Camp ST
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sbACON, LARD aud 10 IA -.oi hind" CINCINNATI
ID cried Sides and Shoulders
2uAU kegs FIRST quality Lad
100 brls Mess fork. for sale by
Mapl SIEISt,N ~ Nv r.h = on N'1.virr ~
INN ARABIC, aud liuuur,cc and tslunnu-l cuses
u fine rurkey m, arabic, do lIq"o zee pcase, and
luke r,4nla, and for sale by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
ais corner Common & rchouri,onias Sta
TpiIIIAKD BALLS 4 t'liEt,k>,-Jus, recei we'd a
- SPLENDID article of Billiard Balls and Checks.
EUSii Il ALLEN,
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4 bUi.>ir.it'S tNK-Ju<t received from h-iq u
Cr,n;iclser n large invoice OF johnson aad ia
rrn,'s TX, hnoh and j.. ink and Tor sale by
-, TnNAE 81 Cary 4
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CHlrlcst0.. July 7
was afflicted four ycnrs with ulcer in the leg
silly accompanied with clysiprlous inflammation and
pam the leg aud ankr ient. Several cm'n"nt / IA
rNcrtcd their skill upon II, but "iIuu rcranentrn ~
tni. case five BOTTLES @f the Indians FaI,sn na'c
[ MARGARET A NESI, 81 Marie z
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fixed principle of mind, which determines
him TO esteem nothing but what is honorable, g.
to abhor whateveris base or unworthy, in NOR
al conduct. Hence we find him ever the same
at all times, the rusty friend, the affe ctionate
relation; the conscent ious man Of business, the
pious worshirpcr, the public spirited citizen.
lie assumes no borrowed appearance. He seeks
no mask to cover him for he acts studied pant;
but he is indeed what he appears to be--fulI
of uuth, candor, and humanity. l n all his pur-
suits he knows no path but the fair and direct
one, and would much rather fail of success, than
obtain it by reproachlu means. He never shows
us smiling countenance while he meditales e.
vii against us in his heart. He never praises us
among our lriendsand til Ell joins in tradu"ing us
among our enemies. We shall find no part of
his character at variance with another. In
his manner he is simple and unaffected in all
his proceedings, open aud consistent
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THE .4r Of Healing had its origin an the tooods,
and the forest is still the best Medical School,"
The Indian Purgaaive Pills;
S2--1y

OR UNIVERSAL MEDICINE OF THE
NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
Established at Washington, ID. e. Jan. 8. 1888
ADDRESS TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
Fellow Citizens-At time like the present,
when our country is literally flooded with nostrums
brought from foreign climes, you may perhaps
think it an act of temerity in TO otter as can
didale for your favoor and patrnage, Medicine
which is strictly AMERICAN. Common sense,
however, teaches us, that those herbs which spring
spontaneously from our native soil must be better
adapted to our constitutions than foreign medicines
however useful the latter may have been In the
countries to which they belong. The climate ofthe
United States stands unrvalled for the production
of medicinal plants, and very little investigation
will suffice to convince the most skeptcal that
oa0n country is able 10 supply all our wants, Inde-
pendent of foreign assistance
Deeply impressed with the importance of a
bove mentioned facts we venture to recommend the
INDIAN PURGATIVE to the patronage of our
fellow citizens in every section of the Union, as
natural remedy, applicable to our constitutions, and
competent to cure every durable disease
In bringing medicine before the public for the
first time, it generally thought necessary to I'M
press the people with an idea of the d{tcuttteS en-
countered in its discovery, or the ann4"Hy 81 its
origin thus one tells that his medicine IS "
newly discovered chemical compound, the result or
many years intense study and scientific research;
and another ascrbes the honor to someoody $
Grandfather &c. Now, as the success oil medi-
cine must depend on Its own intrinsic merits, and
not on the time manner in which 1t was dscoV-
cred we cannot see the use of talsifyIng, tor the
purpose of Investing its origin with nc,itious AMI
auity Such auxiliaries not needed on the
present occasion, a single dose ofthe Indian Fur
gative will suffice to convince every Invalid (and
to such only look for an impartial verdlct) That
ts euratipe effects are intellectually superior to those
of nnv other medicine now in use. Proud of this
superiority, soorn foto1s aid, but give it to
the world for what it is, SIMPLY A compound OF
EOJTR SIMPLE HERBS, used for the cure of dis
eooI bv ' The COPPER CoLoRED WARRIORS
OF THE WEST. One of the herbs is an expecto-
rant, one sudorifc, one diuretic, and one cath
tic The proper combination of the above forms a
medicine, of such EFFICACY and POWER as
has been hitherto unknown in the art of healing
Its mode of curing is first to neutralize all putreac-
tive matter in the body second to the ex.
pusion of the through the proper outlets,
provided by nature for that purpose consequently
its action is not confined to the bowels, although
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and summer Fashions.
JOHN Til. WESTROPP

IMPROVES this opportunity returning thanks
Il to the inhabitants Of Danvlle and its vicinity for
the liberal share of patronage they have given hun
the past year If strict attention to his business
long experience practical Cutter in Boston and
New York-empIoyDg first rate workmen--doing
work with punctuaIity. fitness and despatch, will
continuance of that patronage, he is conf
dent he shall receive it.
lie still remains at the stand over A. Nc MILAN s
Store, where he has ~ just received, the SPRING
and SUMMER FASHIONS for 1889 from Boston,
New York and Philadelphia.
u CUTTING done to order, and all garments made
by him warranted to fit.
Danvie, April, 1889. Gift
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New Goods i!

FHVllE subscribers have just received, and
Il offering for sale at their Store in Lyndon, the
largest and best selected assortment of
s ls Sa$ u &sf,Gf sA.i&sf ~ s. U ~ At SS S5s
eHgbdSEsS
that they have ever before offered to the public
Although we cannot boast of going to New York
(and back again in SO hours without buying any
goods for The sake Of putting, and saying that we
under sell our neighbors, will say that we
will sell pound Of pepper or spice at or cents,
~ at the same time sell them forty times as much OF
some other articles that did not cost 18th much
the pepper spice for the higher
price; but we would say to the LADIES and GEN
TLEMEN that if they will call and examine our
GOODS and prices we feel assured that they will
pure base Of us, and confident that when
they get home and comp their Goods with their
neghbors, Chat are bong 1t clsewhcreO they will
be perfectly satisfied with their bargains.
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MORAL 81 RELIGIOUS.

OCCUPATIONS OF ArUTURE LIFE.-We appre-
bend that very vague and low !eas are gener-
ally entertained with regard to the happiness
of heaven. The tree of life is thought to bear
but one kind Of fruit. The state of the blessed
is imagined--not as state in which every fac
ulty may have full development and free scope
but as narrow round Of pleasure indeed yet
of pleasures the same to all and always. We
often hear the life of heaven spoken Of rs n life
spent in singing praises day and night without
ceasing.-Now though devotion constitutes the
purest enjoyment of which man is capable, the
immediate oct of devotion would grow tedious,
unless the mind could roam abroad, and seek
new materials for pious thoughts, new subjects
for praise, new fuel to feed the flame of love-
This is the case with the children of earth.
life of abstract devotion has no charms for him :.
But it is his aim and his delight to seek out in
the course Of nature, in the ways of providence,
in the hauntof men, in the various posts OF duty,
themes for praise, thanksgiving and love; and
when he approaches the altar of his God, he
lays upon it an Offering which every scene, every
circumstance Of life, has contributed to render
rich and fragrant. Thus must it be in hea
ven. The tree of life must bear divers kinds of
fruit to suit the tastes, to expand the minds, to
cherish the devotion of those who have passed
through unlike scenes of earthly discipline. The
reason why we are told so little in the Bible
about the joys reserved for the righteous, is, not
that they are in their nature inconceveable, but
they are in their variety inexhaustable, so that
should they he sent forth in writing, even the
whole world itself could not contain the books
that should be wr.ten-Reu Mr. Peabody.
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NHOrrisORs'S Fills,
OR HYGEA.V VEGETABI

OK HHGE.H.V pEGEIHBLE WV En-
Sal HEDICLN'E;
4 London, by DIR Geo. Taylor, l-2 Wall ST. New
York. sole agent in the United States for said Col
lege, Every Packet sold in Vermont will be sign
cd IN WRITING by Pangborn & Brinsmaid, Jew
oilers, of Burlington, VT who are State Agents, and
also by the Sub Agents selling them. If they are
cts of Pills are 81 and So each. Powders, 25 cts.
per box. For sale by
JONAS FLINT, ST. Johnsbury.
John Kelsey, Danviile.
VIM. Pierce, Lyndon
S. Z. Morse and Simeon Lyman, Craftsbury.
Sabin Kellum, Irasburgh.
Elijah Cleveland Coventry.
G. ~ J. w. Baxter, Derby Line.
Foster Grow, Chelsea.
w. w. Caldwell, Montpelier.
Amasa Paine, Lowell.
Otis l.. Kellum, Montgomery.
o. A. Keith, Sheldon.
David Lyman, ST. Adams
WIN. +. Greene, Vergennes,
J. Hngar, Middlebury.
H. w. Porter, Rutland.
Orvis ~ Roberts, Manchester
nj. S. Buckland, Bellows Falls,
]. w Remington, Johnson.
j. Steene, Btattleboro' S2--1y
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Cr0ckeTy and GLASS WARE,

H7RD W.4RE IND CUTLERY:
Loaf Sugars, Raisins Figs, Teas Tobacco, Rice,
Coffee, Specs &c; PAINTS, spts. Turpentine,
Oil, Vtriol, blue do, Alum, Copperas and Indigo;
Glass, Iron and Steel, Nails Nail Rods, Nail Plate
&c. &c.
Ladies' and Conference.-The above invoice of
goods comprises part only of what we now offer
for sale, and we respectfully invite you to favor us
with a call before purchasing elsewhere. We deem
it unnecessary to say where we purchased our
goods, it being immalcriaI. Quality and prices we
trust, will convince those who favor US with an
opportunity to exhibit them for their examination
that they have been iudiciously selected aud that
our prices are quite low,
KIrTREDGE x COLBY.
St. Johusbury Plain, Apr; %, 1882 Oft
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Charcoal Wanted.

VTVIIE subscriber is wishing to purchase a large
H. quantity of hard Ewood CHARCOAL, and
will want it delivered at his Furnace in Deem,
her. January and February next, for which he will
pay Five Dollars per hundred bushels, in cash if
wanted, on delivery. Or he will advace cash on
contract for Coal, when satisfactory security is
given that the coal will be delivered according 10
Contract. HUXHAM PADDOCK.
s. Tohnsburv June 1890 Gift
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REAL ESTATE---FOr Sale.

VHNHE subscriber offers for sale his STAND in
IL North Danvillo, consisting of new and very
convenient DWELLING-HOUS BARN and
SHED, and three acres of LAND, together with a
complete sett of BLACKSMITHlNG TOOLS
Possession given in September
For further particulars enquire OF
HORATlO q. MORRILL,.
N. b. The above stand is suitable for any me-
chhnic whatever.
June, 1889. N-N
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POETHe ".
A YEAR AGO.
"Change saoeepeth DER ALL

"Change Saoeepeh DER aU.'
A year ago year ago
How changed are all my spirits themes
How changed the ever varying glow
That fits across my waking dreams
How many hopes cherished then
LIES hurrying stream hath borne away,
Never within my soul again
10 hold their once all-conquering sway
Some are fulfilled and have not brought
The Joy they promised should clasp;
The light my spirit madly sought
Is quenched and withcred in my grasp
And some-the phantoms of an hour
Lightly they came and lightly sped;
The pale leaves Of the Cestus flower
Not quicker on the breeze are shed
And yet within its narrow bound
What happiness that year hath prest
How much Of beauty | have found
In hidden paths, before unguessed
How many flower around my way
Has sprung in lovclness and light,
How many star of gem-likc lay
Has flashed upon my wondering sight
A year ago the things which then
Flung clouds upon my summer sky,
And wet my life young flowers with rain,
How quickly they have hurried by
The thoughts that then brought loneliness
New hopes, new dreams, have driven away
Too soon, too soon forgetlulness,
[ almost weep TO own thy sway
Another year will run lis race,
It's busy waves will ebb and How,
And leave upon my soul no trace
OF all that agitatcs it now.
Oh change is writ on all below,
But most within the human breast,
Whatecr our lot, TO bid us know
This passing world is not our rest
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w seEAGGsl.
In exchange Cor Goods

In exchange Tor Goods,
= TONS Of good Maple Sugar;
500 yards of Tow Clotn,
5 tons of WOOL; aud most kinds Of Country
Produce, and the privilege of charging good pay
ing customers. cash NOT refused.
PADDOCK 81 HOUGHTON.
Lyndon May g. 1889 03-tf