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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12
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AUGUST 8, 1eAo.
NATHANIEL SWEET.

NATHANIEL " NV EEI.
Corner Of Thames and Church srssf..
HNHEAP GOODS may he had and no f.,ake
~ at the OLD STAND, NO. 1l2. con.
sianty rsselNing from New York and Boston
N. \ has nov come Of tho cheapest goods o .y.
~ had IN his store such as
Real good CALICOES for only I21 cents n ward
Mcuss.li line de aine for only 50, aud 50 80 dress.
ii"ndsome cotton pockc, hdkf.. for I2I cts. to rs
cts. each.
Cotton hose for I2I cts to Scots per rair.
Book muslin from 25 To 10 cts per yard.
"a blnd boxes Of different sizes
BONNETs.
Shaker hood bonnet-, new pattern
Black and White do
Florence braid do for So 20 80 each
n handsome assortment of worstead ripsh,,n,
lice wells aud french collars.
Mohair net gloves, children's cotton gloves
Cotton Umbrellas for only rs cts
b'cached shuiing ior 9 cts per yard, and un
bencbed fw I0c cts.
White do. for orly N cts per yard. lk half bo.e
haal French caicoes for only shilling pcr yard
Laees from 3 cents To 8 ni-. per yard. Wild,
lace from 2s. TO T5 cts. per yard.
Highland blanket sHANyLs, Brosha do, cam
mels hair do, D'criDolong and qhare sbawl-.
Floor Carpets, sI loen: Only 50 cts per ward.
llapdsome ell Wool CARPETING, for one
dollar per yard.
Handsome HEARTH RUGS, Cbeap
Cheap linen table cloths from, rs cts, 10 a so ot,
Woollsn figured table covers
a splendid assortment Of ribbons
handsome assortment oi luistrings figured and
PLAIN and real leather sattins few day. rem Can.
ton
Nathaniel Sweet has never seen tho time for the
last W years when he could give 80 much goods for
u dollar ~ the present time.
His old customers aud III others are invited TO call
and give him a look. and they W u no satisfied aud
N E q W..
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AUCTIONS:
sHERIFF'S SALE.

NEwPoRr IS. a.,
virtue Of an Execution issusd on, Of ,bs
N.wpo " Mss ., s0%%o% Pleas: for III. County Of
delivered. l. will selhst Public Ane,;sr ~ ,s arc
lses' 70 the hishe" bidder. on MONDAY ~ ,a,b
day OF September neat. At 10 O'clock A. N ''''
Al the right title nnd if'seres, tina, JOSEPH T.
e HARDY OF Washington, ia the Dis,re, Of Co
~ minutes past five o'clock, p. NJ. (whsn snseh.
mens was made ON the original writ in favor Of Viii
ham Weeden ofssid Newpo'D in and 70 q 10, Of
land situated in said Newport. with the Cottage
and other buildings thereon said lot being bound
cd as iollo~s,-vis. South Easterly on Ksy-sireei
SIXTY feet - Noriherly on land Of Sarah Perry sixty
ieet eti-Norih aud East land Of George Tilley and
Patience Hudson. - feet; and South Westerly
on land Of Mrs Lawrepce, - feel-be tho same
more or less.
Conditions al the time and place ofsais.
:, tt,.r WIN. II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff
Newport, Juus I3, I94O.--ie H.
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From the New York Journal Of Commerce.
NEW YORK MARKET, SATURDAY, August
Esprit 0! the mornings Revicws)

Esprit o. the mornings Reviews
Sales Of Pot Ashes at 81 IS. and Pearls at
SIS 25. Sales Of Liverpool Coal q, 81 TO Sc,
and Sidney at S6 Sc so. Domestic Goods are
more firm. Western -four is more active for
shipmen, and the Eastern markefs-sales com
mon brands WssterO at 81 s7A TO S.; Ohio 81
Is. and some fresh ground at - "a; Southern
is quiet with some sales Of Georgetown and
Howard street at IS 371. Prime Oranges and
Lemons have sold at 50 40, cash. 37i0 bush
els new Southern Wheat have been received and
sold 10 the Millers at 81 10 cash. Sales NJ
Sonthern Rye at Sc cents on board. and Oats Al
4ld42 cts. for Northern--32 and 33 for Jersey,
aud 27a2a for Southern. Sales Of Porto Rico
Mellassss al 30d31 cts; Sweet Havana, %;
Tart do 90 cts. all 4 mos. Wilmington Tur'
pentius sells at 50 371o2 so cash: RosIn 50d
i75; Southern Spirits Turpen,iseat at 25d26 cts.
Small sales or Whale Oil at 90 cts cash. Pro-
visions-Old prices are continued With an in
creased demand for the leading articles. Sales
OF Rice at 50 50o3 621 cash; 1000 sacks Liv-
pool ground Salt sold at 81 l2 cash; Coarse re-
mains without change.
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SAVINGS BANK.

A nesting Of the Corporation Of the Saving
n Bunk Newport. Aug. 1T, isi0. the following
geuilsinen chosen Directors fer the year ensu.
ing :-George fns,, s,sohsn r. Northsoi. .Dsvis
Melville, job shsrmsp. fsssc Gosld. Hsih'l Sweet
Y. o Crspston. John stevsns. Ge',. Bowen. Wm.
J TfIey, A. . Coe. ssm1 Brs~n. Rebt y. lee
Geo. e. Mssos. Bcnj. Finch. Edwin Whbnr. Wm,
Snerrnsu. J v. Hsmfoeu. Charles z. Hsmn,er
Benz ~ Altman. BENZ. March. Jr., Thos G. Brown,
wm G. Cszxens. JOSIAH Q. Munro, Benz. H. Tp-
dale.
And alta subs.quen, meeting Of tho Director. the
ssu. dsy
GEORGE EvGs, eas chosen President
CHARLES GYLgs, Treasurer.
Auc sh o. J.x, 3 HcwtB-c. sgcI,
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w ~ tI,ERs.

Arr a Warren. 4fh ins, bark Franklin. Barton.
III ssys from Chayo~ Islands last froa Simons
Town. May es,b, 80 bol, sp 80 ~h OIL to ssmu.
sl Barton and Others-John Buckiin. (eolsred
mani Of Pn'videece. ~ss silled By vha'e in Ju.
w. 1853 Geo. Calder, Of Pioyiden,s. died OF lock
jss. al sea IN October
Arr at Sev London th. ship So erior M'L3ns.
South Atlantic, 1000 bb's whale 100 50 oil, ~ o0O
lbs bcu- Spo.e April n, bsrq,. Fssoriie. Fsn-
'7,e- IN tti- tyrrd tc-t shi- Herc1ry. u
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% teO.

In this town, on Tuesday last, Mr.. Henry Peek.
ham, aged ~ years.
In Tiverion. 2d inst. Minerva Louisa daughter
of James G and Mary Bowen, aged 7 months
In Bristol, on Wednesday last, Arthur Ross
son or MI. Sylvester Luther, aged G years aud I
months.
In Providence, 90 Tuesday last, Henry. only sou
of Henry Leonard Bewen. ESQ., aged years
Mr.. James Simmons, in the 4iik year of his age
formerly OF Ware, Mass Suddenly, John Ho
vel son of Rev. Horace A. Wilcox. aged {
years and mopths.-On Sunday. in the ooh year
Of her age. Miss Jane II. Gladdins. daughter o
the late Mr.. George w GIadding-On Monday
evening, Thomas j., youngest son Of Mr. Rhode.
Allen, aged year and months.
At Oiaheits. March 18th. WIN. Sizcr, OF Spring
field Mass. Blacksmith OF the ship Andey Clarke
aged about 40 years.
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UFTO THE AFFLICTED.
Or. EVANS cAMoMlle q APeRleNT Pills.
OR. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
DR.. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP (fsr tssiLixg.)
OR. HUNTS BOTANIC Pills.

uh. NUN . pOlhNtb rlllS.
THE GENUINE MEDICINES,
are sold at 100 Chatham-street, New York and by
the regularly appointed agents throughout the
country. The public are therefore respectfully re-
quesed 10 obtain them fiom the regular agents on.
ly--as there is deli,erious imitation ofthese med
ciues in the market which renders this caution
necessary, in order TO guard the public agans, i'm
position.
AGENTS.
w. CALLAHAN, Newport R. e. o. n.
TINGLEi. Providence J. NC INTYRE & Co
Pawtueket; BENZ. EARL & Co, Fall River
Mass. GIBSON a. STERLING, CT. Barring
ton; S. POWELL, SO CornhI Boston; d.
wITEHILL, New Haven. Conn CANFIELD
& ROBINS, Hartford.
p BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs
u See alss advertisements on the first page.
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GUUIECTIUNANW
AID
yAIIBTY SgrOBJg.
Dsrseav opposite the T'ost Omes,

yUyHE Subscriber having recently returned
from New York, oTep for sale the greatest
variety Of FANCY GOODS a TOYS that can
be found at any store 10 NewPofi. and a, prices
that will not fail TO suit.
Newport, May 20th. 1870 T. STACY, JR.
~ Is. Don't forget gr Directly opposite the
Post Office.
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bfown Csfser John
l'ahcork Henry
Bneh,mas yames NJ
Burlington Moses D
Bally George
Barnard Cap Benjamin
Bun Nelson
Mis-Babeock Sarah
Miss-Brown Susan
Brcnton Eliza
Burgess Louisa
Cattell Col William
Crosby John =
csrle Robsyt
Chamberl,n Henry n
CurIey Peter
Caswnll William
Case Gardner
Crowell Jonathan
Chase Bunker
Garter Henry 2
Garner Charles
Cu,,ock Lawtenoe
Mr--Cha-e Alice r
Carr Eliza
Miss-chs,s be,sey
Davis W illism a
Davis Thomas A
Duncan Joseph
Mrs--Davis Charles
Miss-Denn Eyerlina NJ
Deirce Hannah {
Fry VIM A
fliiold Franklin
Governor Of Rhoda Islsn
Goldsborongh Col q II
Gibbs q A
Gibbs Anna X
Hamilton & A
Heath Samuel
Howell John Brown 3
| Mn-Hildreih 4
Hall Elizabeth
Mrs I1nige
MIss--Iinymer N
IIosly Jeanette
Hosly JrsnciisE a
Lsdd Joseph .
Luther John n
Liiileheld Benjamin
Loyeboroueh Aron
Mrs--Isband
M,ss-Lewi- Cs,hnrinc a
MoAllasior Daniel
Marvp Henry g
Marshall Edward w
Miss SeEhoy Sarah
Il,
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

Aug fh. lat 3s ~. lon - 10 vss passed sehr
woleou, OF this port from Richmond and Norfolk
for West Indies
July 30sh. of Cap. Florida. vas passed ship
wm Engs. Coe, Of this port, from Havana for
Cases
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-12

McBaln Lucrehs
Mease isabella
Nszro Coffin John
Pinkham Cap jason
Peckham William r
Pratt Joseph
Miss--Psrry Elizabeth
Pierce Pordicia e.
Richmond Rev James 2
Rosch Thomas
Rodman Thomas T
Roseter Ezra b
Rogers CAP
Robinson Ann
Miss--Lavanis Ross
Rrffcs A B
Silgreaves 1t l.
Seabury Frances w
she rmsn John
Seaion MsDnin
Stevens james
S.nnb Gardner
Smith Henry NJ
Mrs--smi,h Saith
Miss--Sonle Mary l. ?
Sherman Eliza b
Stewart Ann
Taylor George
1hurrton William &
Mrs-Tnckcv Alice
hiss--T'efi Susan C
Taylor Mary Apn
Mr. Vsndenboa
Whitman Johnson
WhIio Miles
Williams Edward T
Webster N B
Mrs.-Willis Catherine
MIpDLgrvws.
Cummings Daniel II
Taylor James
Mrs--Denpis Sarah
| JAMESTOWN,
IWbbour John
ISnddDrd Rev John
Clarke David w
iRIsH.
GIcDnsn w ilIisn
McNnliy Patrick
Conoly Jamss
Henry Michael
Linnon Andrew
Scanlon Timothy
Arnold Roger
Ashan James
Murphy Daniel
GoripsII Catherine
X. CARR, =. NJ.
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FINAL NOTICE
SUPERIOR RED ASH COAL. Cheap.

n UsT landed from Schooner James T. Hatfield
- Capt. Inger.oll, from Philadelphia. lOS tons
Of The eslebrajed spohn Vein OF PEACH or
CHARD COAL. a decidedly Red Ash article.
and Of the bes, quality said TO be sqnal to the ss
lem Vein.
Those applying immediately, and paying casa.. so
a. 10 enable me 10 msks prompt remittance. vii
,eeurs u thsmsclves the most favorable prces.
July 22d. ROBERT sTEVbNs'
Al those indebted frY Coal. are s.rnss,ly request
ed 10 tnnhs payine-, previous 10 NE &-i inst. 70
z. STEVENS.
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N.w-Yokk CATTLE MARKET, Aug. ID.
lRepored for the Nes York Jodr. Of Commerce.
At market 1000 head Of Beef Csius' including
200 left over last wsek-90 mich cows ana <'oV
sheep ard lambs.
Tier. was fair demzud for Beef. and Oo bead
we've taken at SO 10 -. averaging 81 he 100 ss:
Mich Co~s-sales were made Of 20 siz1 70
and e4s.
sheep and Lambs we're mostly sold. Sheep s'
30, %. and -: Lambs al ] q. a. and -, each.
Hsy-Ssles ~ TIE icad fref- 'he stand 81 y e
- a.. u.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

PORT, RI,
AUGUST Is,, 1870.
G~ Persons calling for them miH please
say =" odosrfised," as they are placed ia a
SEPARATE bon
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Aug

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot.
At market 800 Beef Cattle, 95 Stores. 25 Cows
and Calves, 24Oo Sheep. and 200 Swine.
Pfices-Beef Cstde.-Ws quote to correspond
with the prices obtained las, week for like quality
three or four yokss extra 6 Is. first qrany %;
second quality 30 SIS; third quality So D %
store.-Fsw purchasers only were at market.
consequently sales were only effected at low rate
Cows and Csses-ssles at so. 20, 25, 81, 5,
40. and IS
sheep-Lo,s sold for Is, 20. I 42. I SO, I ~,
1872 50, and 2 ~.
swine-A 10, Of old a, and i4c. and 10, at "
and ale: lot Of Sbost. at il ~ retail from "a
toe.
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VOSE'S List Of Drawn Nos.
SCHOOL PUND LOTTERIEN

Clau. Drgicn Snmbrs
IO7-60 81 6S t6 "a ~ IS 4425a
IOs-67 81 4 73 90 IS SO So Sc 80 ~
iO9--7i 534i 20 ~ 4 20 466944 ~ ~ 81 20 81 70
IlO--os "a 10 80 10 "a 81 2itlI o23
IlI--53 Is 80 - 5 ~ 90 ~ 81 I 10 ~
Ill--5I 7i3l rs u J3 Al 63 "a 4 ~ ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-10
gepfsfJ. EspNpct and .E,sf.gr.

" WHO proper to instruct mankind with regard TO
their bodies he who hal been thirty FIVE years
JAs.MoRIsoN, Gent. (not a doctor.}
little than year has elapsed since the people OF
Vermont and vicinity have been enabled 10 obtain again. IN
its ORIGINAL PURITY
he medicine made the Blush College of Health, London
under the direct Of Jas M"rson the yges who hrst
sen, it forth 10 work its kESISTLESS " 4,Y against the
combined opposition If all those who were Interested IN
keeping The people shroud"d in ignorance with regnrdio
diseaseand TO all and better To cure by VEt-
ETABLE MEDICINES, which cure quicker aud more
S SS on e %
more vgor, mcre'suength, SAND better hca'h. In word
HE current Of life relieved Of the load of vicious humors,
efecuay eradcaied by a.oisons medicine flows pu,yamt
lis tsng pleasurablc sensation which alone
produced by GOOD HEALTH The.cui for this medi-
cine constantly increasing it dd before when the gem
une was 10 b. obtained; as il continued to d. uniI was
basey count etfeled A area number Of CURES have
hetn effected wlhm few months past Vermont and
casionay some of them VIII be made public ahougndHey
nee0ed to prove lac goodness OF Mur.sons Hvgean
Universal Medicine All that needed let the people
be satisfied that they get the genuine article, winch they
Of getting Vermont anu ESSEX CLINTON Fl ank
In and 81 Lawrence counties NJ Ihey will buy ,niv If
the regular advertised snb-agents that the buckets
are signed writing by Pangborn and = rn,naid no others
geuuinc jewellers, of Burlington W. who state u.
gents, Ia whom application must be agencies and
| medic See list Of az Hnls. 81
l.. l.. " alton Il Sous and Periy MaTth Montpelier
john hc,sey, Dao vile
Jonas Finl, 81. Jo4nsbuty
Wam Plccc, Lynoon
5. +. Morse aud .. Lyman Cfullsbury
Sahm k,uu, lrSslurgh
+. and Coventry
c. J. w. Baxter, perby Linc
Ama>a Paine, Luwci
Ou' L. elton, A!ont omerJ
! O. A. Keith, sIoldon
David Lyman, ST. Altans
Foser Grow, Chez.
| n. c. GoGdard, Windsor
NJ. Buckiuud, Bellows Falls
JOSEF, Scrne, Brauleboro
J Pine 4 ca, Factory Pnnt, Manchester
! ii, l.. Cheney, Rutland
JAMES ii Muid,ck,'W oodstcck,
joel Day, Royalion,
; Ira BnlIoa, Brandog,
\ James Hull OrV ell,
Frost & Co. Bu4port,
q L 6 Duy'1on, Essex, Ny.
i c da',h, Westpor n Y.
Alfred Huuwc Kecse,iile, N Y.
Richard CourilI, PIallsburgb, N Y.
J. liagar, Middcbury
VIM, +. Green, Vorqenncs
Edmund Lyman, North Ferisburgh
J. w Remington, Johnson ls6yrl
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ISuys' Eminent.

Florence, Alabama, sept rs
4 gentlemen Of the highest standing IN IN town who
"A has been drendluly afflicted with he Slind Piles for
the last 26 years called mpon aud freely confessed his
situation, After describing the severJ OF the complaint
he remarked he had mol been well for twenty years
past as he at that moment He hnd used one bottle
only Of HAYS Imminent. TO use his words he said
"lhe Whole human family, who werc thus aicted, ought
q be made acquainted with tins medicine
GENERAL DUFF GREEN, 50 well known as the
editor OF the Washington Telegraph, is referred TO for
The truth ot the following
General Green few days since asserted in a pub ic
place that lie had used Hays Lnimen for the Piles, and
thai the effect very astonishing and hat he felt his
duy make known far his power, 10 his suffer-
ng fellow that such extraordinary article was III
existence. He said he would CHI fully lend his name,
and AID in extending usefulness This is but "i we
may safely hundreds who have gwen like Testimony
Cauuon None can be genuine without n sp endd en-
gayed wrapper, and the signature IT Coms'ock and Co
SOLOMON HAYS.
WONDERFUL! Al as onshing fact! HAYS Liui-
mcni has been cd in tn ,usand cases, and no
lure can found. It VII every and all cases OF
Pici. M change without such results.
lJF9r 40 nj the Bookstore Of u. p. Walton j. Sons
Montpelier, W.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-10

'ania ware plated and Japan caslors; silver plated
snuflers and trays silver and Brirlanla medals !;
music boxes, spy glasses OF all kinds, pocket ccnl-
passes, thermometers pocket books and Wallets,
git, and steel purse ella .ps miniature se'linge pearl
gill and plated waist buckle aud slides /; fancy goods
and Cutlery, u very lar4e assortment Rogers cele-
bratrd pcnk various kinds variety of .uperi.
or polished scissor. silver butter knives and
er percussion caps Silver and Steel Srtciacl.s
AID eye glasses, open top silver I'd steel thimbe.
silver pencil cases medal on necklaces aud lockefs
bead purses aud bags, cold neck CHAINS, tape needles
stay rings split level vi l. Rogers superior Eue-
llsn rdzprs, razor straps iwecZrrs, hair, tooth aud
nail brushes SHAVING boxes Cologne, otto OF rosc
lavender fancy soaps, extract Of rose, shaving mir.
rors Chess men.
Stripping pencil1 Brass Candlosllcks, Gold and Silver
Leaf, Grrman Silver Tea and Table ~ Guns and SUI
gar tongs of The b 81 quality, Cu-g Ass smelling bot
ties, Chna Inklands, China vases some very neat
styles, plated bell ralcs IVORY emory cushions screw
do, spool stands. sc -Aso--n good assortment o
eight day TlMEPlECES wooden clocks, sc, all o
winch will he sold u sula advance ion cost.
PEI sons wishing TO purchase silver spoon 10 1el
again. can beurnshed ON the most reasonable terms
They ould say TO the public that in consequence o
the large amount Of silver ware made and sold b,
them, they are induced TO reduce their retail prices
Any person wishing 10 purchase will do well TO give
them call before purchasing elsewhere.
10 Clocks and Watches OF every desert piio'
eoreuly repaired and warranted iCES Engraving o
all kinds executed in the best manner, Cash paid 70
old Gold and Silver
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-10

GNEA / ii~tONEltl.
MOTHERS RELIEF. We wish 10 rnll
WI the attention ui mo hers or those about 10 be.
,uno So to he lmporanl fact lha remedy has been
discovered Tor the many distressing symptoms a.
frequently attend women IN dtitvaic situH..of, nd
which will prepare the system To undergo the l., OF.
rat change which i is about atXpori,rce now
about two years since HE first discovery, now
ledge oflhr basls OF winch however, hash nown
10 Ltr anor -inal inhabitants tor ages bot q. c the
introduction into civilized life, it HI, been he mcahs
oi ellevng or mitigating much suil'tin.; aud ihus,
mnlhers who have had occasion 10 II, consider
OF The greatest blessings 10 Tie sea- The nature
II The subject will moi poru TO b. very explicit
to he manner o. liz producing lis beneficial clfecls /;
(bm we can assure thr reader Thai II - apon strict
physiological and well established principles aud
he facts are ntestcd by well read physicians oil dlt
rreni parts oilhe u. s. bat Every agent aud drug
.si who sells the article * supplied with pamPhl'i
giving toll description Of H. aud o ~ mod"S opsr'
aHdii and also containing many certificates OF us ne
nchci oi''cls, irnm ply -iciaGs and others All who
desiruus inr further information, are requested 10
call and procure one tree Of expense. They
tended 10 be read only by mothers ard the medical
profession.
TIP Persona who wish 10 purcla$, The above med.
cine. will address G. A.BARTHOLICK and co,
.ol, nrop,e,ors Rochester, N. Y, or Olcoti M'Krs.
soh 4 Co. Agents, New Yurk. For sale by L. II.
PRENTISS, Montpelier. W. 60
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ASNlstMG elOlMS.
RAESINS! RAISINS!!
HAIR! HAIR! badness

IMPORTANT DIS COVEkl-THE GREAT
MYSTERY FOUND OUT AT LAST!
nR. STERRY'S HAIR REGENERA1OR! DR..
- SerTy. hf or much attention to the important sub.
ec of preserving The human hair has, after many exper-
imenls chemical aud PHYSICAL been able to discover an
article, which now offered viii the greatest conf lence
for The to CT, tho thing discovered, lis
soitenng and penetrating quality, prs dnce good head
OF har-O proven; its falling @ when badness is APP TO-
hcndrd- to restore il WHEN badDess has taken place
toPreven' from turning gcy Il is m0re honrshng Than
p0matun antique OH or cuOgne water. It's henu f
article for adrs rurls- makes the hair soft and lively
and produces common brlancy Thousands have tes,
ted lis superior vtuos and excellence, md in every in.
stance, stands unrTaod II an inf'llibe of all
affections OF the skin on the head las dandru &c &c
Every family should be supplied with bottle ofthls oil
that by lis application To The head and hair Of their chill
dren, the beautiful and Ornamental apDendage of line
head hair which nature has supplied us may be presrr.
we'd. From the numsTous cericalcs and reeommc nda
lions received q" lis salmary influence The doctor cel
firmly persuaded he has Fucceeded in producing an article
which will meet the desired wishes and appreciation of he
pubic.
For sale, wholesale and retail, bv A. HITCHCOCK
and co III. tennessee street. Utica. Also by s. BUR-
BANK, Montpelier, G. w. Hu,chns Waterbury and
Erastus Hubbard, Chelsea. Os
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-10

Ea ezs essS;a ca sssss

GbNa"d after Ju"ua'y T. 1883, the pa*'t,"S''
" Trims, will, connection wnh the cars OF tn
Boson and Low ell Railroad,
Leave Nashua, G a.n. Leave Lowcilo a. NJ.
IA p. IN. - q am.
/ Ia D. III. 6 l-2 pm.
WAY PASSENGERS
taken and lrfI at 'lyng,boro' and North Chelmsford
Fate from Nashua TO Lowell so cts From Nashuu
10 Boston 81 80.
Passengers taking The at Nashua, will tease
seie VIII, Ihcr then baggage is for Boston ar o Low
ell; and those leaving Boston for Nashua, are re-
1neslcd to have their baggage pnt mo the Nashua
Baggage Car. All Baggage at the rIsk OF the own
ers.
On the arrival at Nashua OF the Cars which leave
Boston Of 7 ? Il. m. and Lowell al 0 q. m Stages
leave Tor Bedford, AnoskeAg, Concord, &c, for Am
herst, jamestown, Windsor, Henniker Newport,
Clarenoni, SC. for Go1-fown, Hopkluron, Warner,
Hanover, &C., for Milford. Peterborough, kecnc,
Bralllcboroush, &c. and Tor Wilton, Greenfield,
Hancock. Charleslown, n. H., Chester, Vi. &c.
Stages arrive from the above places daily IN season
10 take the | p IN. Cars, aud arrive AT Boston
| same evening Stages from Anuskcug und Concord,
also leave Nashua on the arrival uf he noon Cars,
winch leave Lowell at l2 4 n. m. and arrive from
Concord daily, IN season for The Cars which leave
Nashua a, ! IA p. N.
MERCHANDISE TRANSFORMATIONS.
NN and auer SATURDAY, June /, 1899, Slor0hon-
" disc TrHlns will leave the freight depot al
Charleston and Nashua, daily, Sundays excepted.
vi goods 10 b. transported on tnc railroad, gong a.
hove Lowell, ,nusi be sent to the Companis Freghl
Depot, Charleston, nj The end OF Warren Bridge.
The charge for trucking goods will be the same
as TO the Boston and Lowell Depot.
The prices for freighiing will be MS follows, until
| further notice.
FIom Charleston to Nashua, or either way, $50
| " " N. Chelmsford, 200
Tyngsborough, 225
D." Lowell 10 Nqshun, 100
To any stopping place Between l.. ard N. l,O0
| Large and coommodious store houses for the nc.
communication Of business above Nashua, are being
erected with every convenience for large i"ams.
CNSLOW STEARNS, SUIT.
| Nashua NAV 2s 1889 O2u