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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13
ANT ENLOCK. Whereas Ine Iegl.n1nrc q m

va ENLOCk. Whereas the legislature OF The
w state OF Fermoat Al their session at Monlue.
er IN Inc year ono ihousandeghi hundred aud thirty
ants tpubIc lands exccpedTir the town OF Weniock
40 thr county OF Essex in said state for The purpose of
making ann repairing roads and building bridges
these are 10 warn The PROJECTORS and land owners Of
sad iowa OF WenoeR, who have paid their pro
portion OF sald lax, IN lab Ir Otherwise To The com
mttee aPponIed to Tupernt' nd The expenditure Of the
same or to The subscriber that 20 much of their land
will he sold at pablic yendur, at the dwelling house If
John Stevens, IN the town OF Brighton in The COUNT
oil Essex on The 18Th day OF March next at o'clock
IN 'h9lorenoon as VIII be requisite 10 dlsch roe their
respective iaxes with costs DNed aI Rutke 1h;s r.,
day Of January, A. D. 1870
SO ISAAC DFNiSoN c.u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13

CHARLES MENTIONS ESTATE-The subScr;-
e's spEned by the Honorable Probate Court
for the District Of Washington, commissioners +, recsy.
examine uhd adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against we estate OF Charles Newton late of Duxbuv in
s'1 diSet deceased represented nsolvent and the em
oil s months from the I'd day of December 1889 allowed b
SAID con to the creditors OF said deceased to cxhib,
we Will attend TO the duties -four Appointment AZ
ing house Of Roger g. Bukeey nnxbury in said district
Oh the "a day of March and Jane next o'clock
on each of said DAYS. CEPHAS CARPENTER ! 60
DuxbsTy Dec. II, 39 JESSE THOMTON, mis-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13

,HlLDREN TEETHlNG-TO MOTHERS
~ md NURSES-YOU arc well aware that
here are hundreds oil those lille ones that YOU 90
dearly love, vino are daily hurried into an unlimely
sTaVs nom 'hat distressing malay, CoNyuLsioNs,
which almost every infant falls prey 10 at the lime
OF den'lllon; therefore, yon who are Mothers and
have the care Of those ue ones should apply DR.
PARISS CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP.
Tor INFANTlLE TEETHlNG. which has pre-.
served Thousands, when thought past recovery, from
that destructive ravsger.
For sale only at the Bookstore of f. P. WAL
TON SONS, Montpelier VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13

S0 Dozen Spool Thread, 100 do Cotton Iapes,
sPO so do linen do. 100 gross Stay Luceiis, 10 do
Stay Backs, Just received by.VlLAS, LOOMS
and co, Burlington, Nov, Is. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13

Nv TN WARE PEDLARS WANTED!
l. EN- active, capable young men, over twenty-ona
years of age are wanted 10 pcddle lin wa in the VIZ
emily ui Boston, for the term Of ten months commen-
eng about The mddle OF March next. Those WHO
can furnish very stout, sound, kind work horse.
To 10 years OF age, aud who give unquestionahle
testimonials OF good charG cicr of being Industrious
frugal and trustworthy, and are web qualified to
make good Traders can have employment and fair
wages, on personal, written application POSTPAID
10 the subscriber, 10 miles north Of Boston
BURRAGE YALE
So. Reading. Mass. Jan |, 1910 s4+4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13
BRIGHTON MISUNDERSTANDING Jan. 6.
REPORTED FOR THE YANKEE FAnMEp

REPORTED FOR THE YANKEE FARMER
Al market,-7iO BeeveS 800 stores, 90 yoke work
lna Oxen, 10 cows and calves 2l5O sheep and lambs
80 swine.
PR'ces Baei-Firsl quality VIC quote at ops
'bcrs 81 so 10 G.
Cows and Caiv No sales.
sheppard Lam5s-Sl,7512 ,, $50, 3, 4,25 $50.
SwIoc-A few a. retail, from 10 ) l.2, and the
rest ior sows ard for harrows
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13

'tj7CoI Ii w w Miller will deliver an antislavu
cry lccne at Masonic Hall, Monday eve. 18Th inst
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13

TX DOZEN Rodgers and Andcrson's Scissors.
= - 10 do do Shears, 90 do Pocket Knives, so do
kaI5ors, Just received by Villas, LOOMS aud Co.
Burlington, Nov. Is, 1889. 27
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13
K.tYAsOEg T'ag.H'Y To the NFCM!

- IL. w 81 l. l. S
Recommended by thousands for Inciptenl Consump.
iipn, Dyspepsia, Nervous, and ali stomach COM
plants
N the midst OF general, and in many instances,
moi nnioundcd prejudice against many Of the med.
zeal remedies OF the day. Dr.. WILLIAM Evans Pills
have the enviabe distinction ofan universal approbu.
ton. They are perhaps the only medicine publicly
advertised that has the full and unreserved testimony
OF medical men IN its favor if not the only one which
gives lul' satisfaction 10 It's purchasers Dr. W. Ey-
ans has the satisfaction Of knowing that his Camomilc
or Tonic pills no, only recommended and prescribed
by the most experienced physicians in their daily prac
ticc, but alec tahenby those gentlemen themselves
whenever they feel the symptoms of those diseases in
Whict i7ey hnow them 10 be eficacious. He knows
Tins to be generally the case in New York, Pniladel-
Fhla Albany and Boston, mud other large cities in
which they have an extensive SALE That they should
thus conquer professional prejudice and interested co.
POSITION and secure the agency Of the most cnincn,
and best informed physieaBs IN the country 10 render
mem useful 10 all classes only be fairly asctibed
10 their undeniahle and pre-eminent virtues These
medicines, which can be purchased either together or
separately, are confidently recommended for the fol-
owing Complaints, aud directions for use accomuanv
them Bilious and liver affections in every age and
degree female sokncsseS, particularly the nau-
sea incident to mothers; fuor ahus fever and cue;
ncipient consnmptlons declines, whether OF liver
or lungs headache and gddiness; loss oiappetite inc
eof,aioh or de'lrinm remens; spasmodc affections Of
all aindsi fheumatis, whether chronic or ndanatory
nervous and bilious fevers of every variety. scroln
salt rheum, and all bloches, bad humors, and impur.
complexons of the skin; restlesness at ngbt and da
~ irrltabilty and melancholy; the summer complaint
and cholera morbus diarrhoea in grown persons:
worms and flatuency, with bad breathe chloross and
paIpl'aons OF the heat head; changes Of female
constitution, aud for impaired and dsorganzcd con-
sttullons in either sex, which have not been norma.
nenily relieved by any other medicines
For sale Al Dr. EyaHs' medical office, 100 Chatham
ST. New York, and atihe Book lore of E p WALTON
and Sons Montpelier VI Feb Is3e.Se
Il \ LII mn n N nj I,,rIII \. =, -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13

STATE OF FERMONT.-OrleansD s,rict ss
The Hon the Probate Court for the District of o leans
TO the heirs ald ctedors and all concerned in the ca of
Moses Eikins, late of Potion, deceased: Wherens Err
Johnson, executor of the said deceased presents his admin
isanon account for allowance and requests OF the cou
Aforesaid that the u Their lime Of year mthe 10th dav
January next be allowed hun make payment of debts
and legaces Of SAID deceased said account and
having been referred the LIST Wednesday of February
next for hearing the Probate Office at Irasbnrph in SAID
dstrIctTherefooe you hereby notified to apDear be
lore sad cosrt at "e time and place aforesaid to object to
tue allowance OF said account and show cause if any YOU
may nave why the said should not be allowed In,
further time Aforesaid ''0
Given unser my hand and the sea Of said conrr a,
L. y fasbhrg m said district this Goth day of December
A. d. 1888. SO GEO NYE InJa ;
JAMES L. JACOBS ESTATE.-The subscr,hcrs
having been appanted by the Honorable Probate Couri En-
the District Of Washington commissioners TO receive ex
anime and adust all claims and demands CT all persons
gamst the tststs Of James T. Jacobs late of WasGeld in
saio osec deceased, represented nsoven and the
OF SIX months from the 26h day of December 1882 allowed
NY sad court u the creditors of the DECEASED 10
prove tneir respective claims before us-do give notice tha
we WIKI attehi 10 the tuiies Of our appoinmen nj he
dwelling house of Jenson Jones in Waisicd in said de
rct en- the tourth Tuesday of April and June next at
o CLOCK afa.no0n OF each of said days.
HENRY DEWEY, 81
PARDON BUSHNELL, ( commissioners.
Wsl'shed, Dec. &c, 1889. 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13
VOICEOF WHIGPREss

Ohio all in arms The Sciota Gazette of the
l9h nit, contains an account of the proceedings
at Chcothe on the arrival in thut town of the
news from Harrisburg, relative TO the nomination
OF Harrison and Tyler. Within two hours after
the arrival of this welcome intelligence in Chilli.
Gothic, the air was resounding with the roar of
the artillery and the plaudts of the people," In
the evening many houses in the city were bront.
ly illuminated; and, in pursuance of a short n o.
tice previously given, an immense concourse of
citizens, including men of all parties, assembled
in and about The court house.
great meeting was also held at Columbus,
(Ohio) on the evening of the 18th ultimo imme-
diatcly oil the news of tho nominations reaching
that city. The editor ofthe State Journal announ
ces II one Of the most triumphant and enthusias
tic gatherings ofthe people that he ever witnessed.
From The Philadelphia Herald and Sentinel
HARRISON AND TYLER.
We raise the broad banner of Gen. Harrison
with pride, applause, and the confidence of sue
cess. hougli not our first choice, be is n patriot
whom we can support with zeal, and defend with
satisfaction His country is proud of his virtues
and the people will rally with enthusiasm under
the constitutional banner that canopies his head.
No charge founded in truth can be mnde against
his patrOtisrn his talents or his virtue le stands
torih 1ulspnited MS the mountain snow, in the puri-
ty OF such reputation MS patriot only can boast
He is from the body of the people! Ile is one Of
tIe people lie is the man of the people :
NnHout uiDtIoll, ne volunteers 10 serve -
BWoNE TERM; and thus establish salutnfy
precedent.
He stands pledged against ALL CORRUPTION
He stands pledged by his life, as devoted to his
country
The friend of EQUAL KIGHTs
The champion of HONEST AGENTS
The advocate of SOUND CURRENCY and Ma
TloNAL CREDIT, above the reach of "rLucrUA-
TIoNs and " EXPERIMENTS"
WIN no ordinations pretensions, he is cndow.
ed with sterling talents, and possessed with I'M
questionable honesty. The people love him for
his virtues, and will render him an enthusiastic
support for the sake OF his country = that he may
eXricate it from its present suffering, disgrace and
disasters,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13

RI EW CLIO "a X ST tufts & MERINOES.
IN A few pieces coax siuffs and Mcriooes Just re-
ce'yed and 70: sale al reduced prices by BAYLIES
v OoSS' Jan 0
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13
From the Netoark Sentinel.
ANECDorE.

Tho cJlo,v;,n o,o.Jo,, ,u,. .o,.,o,,.
tne 'o'ow'ns aneo1o'o was rented 10 wri-
&c, u III me Det'ey'' 'an VI nus Wees W i'rm
.ou'o ,N rns'nu' u"''"g u'gh' spent there
SUN, a1r sT n yours "s"' ~ -
drearv dov o,on viii '"wSf ins,u uhe Si1se o,
nie"y Jay wo"'n" wi'h an 'hiaht chhd were
W;.' l',. oo.'eu III 'ne snow oy I''tIe
,,n..i.'. t a''eh ye"as on. ne 40 was re-
u''''"S mum s'"oo' an" nearing tue means OF
s so''io 'ne u. u'se', ''te" "o"n ms sa'chei Oh
o'',, ''I GU ~ 'h1 epo. 'rp.l' "nence t,ie
s 80 Po.o1 ~"n nl"ioeSs 'eco'h'ig QUO
VI r'Per years hiN"'S tie snow rom the ne
u'',uo' '"uy ~ 'io 'io'',e,i anu using ii'eaS 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13
VOL. ss, NO I7-wHoLE NO. 1884.

1gthened aud restored by frugal and simple
meal, partaken Of in silent thankfuness The
whole story OF the night was then calmly recited
and when the mother heard how the STRIPPING had
followed her sweet Hannah into the storm and
oorne her IN his arms through hundred drliied
heaps-and then looked upon her in her pride so
yonng,so innocent, aud so beautiful SHE knew,
mat were The child indeed to become m orphan,
'ilere was One who, It there was either trls, in
nature, truth or religion, would guard and cherish
her all the days Of her life
Ii was not nine O'Clock when tho s,or,,-cau,o
down from Glen Scrae upon the Black moss aud
now in pause Of silence the clock struck twelve.
Within these thee hours William and Hannah
had led If. of trouble and of Joy, thai, had en-.
larged and kindled their hearts within them and
they felt that Eenreforth they were to live wholly
for each others >akes His love WINS the proud
and exciting love Of dellvercr, who, under Prov.
idepce, had saved from the frost and the snow the
innocence aud the beauty Of which his young pas,
sionnte heart had been desperately eiamoured:
aud he now thought of his own Hannah Lee ever
more moving about in his fathers house, not as a
servant, but us a daughters and when some few
happy years had gone Ivy, his own most beautiful
and loving wife. The innocent maiden still called
him her young muster; but was not ashamed Of
the holy affection which she now knew that she
had long fell for the fearless youth on whose 30.
som she had thought herself dying in that cold
aud miserable moor. Her heart leaped within
"hCh SiiO puTeHts DItSS nun NY MS
name aud when he took her hand into his be-
fore them, and vowed before that Power who had
that night saved them from The snow, that Hannah
Lee should ere long he his welded wife, she
wept and sobbed as il her heart would break in n
fit of strange and insupportable happiness.
The young shepard rose to hid them farewell.
My father will think am lost said he with
grave smile; 'and my Hannahs mother knows
what it is to fear for child So nothing WAS
said to drtain hun, aud the family went with him
to the door. The skies smiled as oerenely as ia
storm had never swept before the stars the moon
was sinking from her meridian, but in clouless
splendour and The hollow of the hills was hushed
as that of heaven. Danger, there was none, over
The placid night scene. The happy youth soon
crossed the Black moss, now perfectly still; and,
perhaps, just as he was passing, with shudder of
gratitude, the very spot where his sweet Hannah
Lee had so nearly persisted, she was lying down
to sleep in her innocence, or dreaming OF one now
clearer to her than all on earth but her parents
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13
A QUEENS DECLARATION OF Low

The following is the British Queens (Victora)
declaration OF love. ], was made Nov. %, TO her
privy Council consisting of about 90 old fellows.
dukes, lords, and so oil, headed by rSsy bache-
or, viz Lord Melbourne:
81 have caused y 'u TO be summoned ut the present
time in order thai may acquaint you with my
resolution in a matter which deeply concerns The
welfare OF my people aud the happiness OF my iu.
tufe life.
SIT is nv intention to ally myself in marrng.
with the Prince Albert of SAKE Coburg and
Goiha.
"Deepy impressed with The solemnity of the
engagement which | am about TO contract, have
not c.. 10 this decision without mature consid-
GRAFTON, nnr without feeling n strong assnrance,
that with The blessing of Almighty God, il will
at once secure my domestic felicity, and serve The
interest of my country.
81 have thought fit to make tins resolution
known 10 you AT the earliest period, in order
that You may lie fully appraised of matter 80
highly important to me aud my Kingdom aud
which persuade myself will be most acceptab Q
to all my loving subjects"
Whereupun all the Privy Councillors present
made their humble request to her Majesty that her
Malesty's most gracious declpr,ion TO them might
be made public; which her Majesty was pleased
10 order accordingly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13
p OE T r Y.
From the Boston Pilot.

FROM the Boston Pllol.
soLiLoouY OF A DRUNKARD's WIFE.
Tho following beautiful lines form no idle picture Of
thehncy' How many female bred up N ease, in anlu
snce anu rehnement and afterwards made harry the
husband m her choice has been doomed length to re-
nl'ze the sad reverse which is here described.
Time was when once he loved me
When we walkd at The close of day lnhalo
The ve nal breeze-well do remember,
How ihcn WIN careful hand he drew nv mantle
Round me-feaIful lest The evening dcws
Should mar my fra sile health. Yes--hen his eve
Looked KIN " on mr-when my heart was sad
How tndery he wiped my tears away,
While from his lips the words of gentle soothing
In sof est accens fell
-, How blesl my evenings too when wint'ry blasts
were h"w''hg round our peaceful dwellng.
an a., ~, u was ,s. swee, the d9iy task performd,
With him lovd To vew with glisuinp eve
And all eRareh's f,udncss, the budding gfuees
OF oW4li4e ones
tTiiFn ye had father,
Myioyelybaoes, now more than helpless orphans
your ~ nher more than widows grief has known:
lcs-,luper pangs than hose who mourn the dead
SrHd on my breaking heart when first knew
Ny lover husband-O, nv earthly all
was dead 10 vriuc-,vhen saw the man
MY soul TOO lnndy loved transit .med to brute
%, II was lhrn tased gall and vormwood
6hen me world looked dreary fearful clouds
Q"I'k gathered round me; dark forbodln IS came.
The grave hrflro was terror now it smpd
lnngd to lay nae down in peaceful rest
lHcrc 10 iirtt NV sOrrONs. But llyd
And o, NV God! wha years Of wo have followed
ieel my heart Is broken. He who vow'd
To cherish me-bciorc Gods altar yow'd-
las done ihe deed And shall TuoSrail him
The husband Of my youthful davs-ihn man
i no whom gave my virgin heart away?
Patient I'll bear it all.
Peace, peace my heart!
us almost DER. A few more stormy blasts,
ana then TINS shattered sckly frame will fall
Aud sweetly s'umber-Hherc the weary rust
The wicked cease from trdublinr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13

A LATIN ScoLAR.-A country youth, the son
of prosperous farmer, had spent some time at
an Academy, "ftIIng for college, and during
one of the vacations, which he spent at home, he
was one day in back yard where his indusiri-
Gus father was engaged with his "hired men,"
making brick. The father, desiious of knowing
something of his sons progress in learning asked
him what was the Latin OF brick: Brickhus,
replied the candidate Tor literary honors. every
WE'LL observed the father, now Tell us the Latin
for coat" "CoaIhus,' was the prompt reply.
"Very like very like said The father, who
tho not skilled in Latin, was not lacking ~ good
sense or shrewdness; "and now the LaIi" Tor
lrock -eh?' "Frocknhus," was the answer.-
GAY. ay,' said the old gentleman; "no" you go
home, and lake of your eoaiibus, put an Your
frockabus, and 60 TO making orleS'ous Tor you
don't 20 to the academy any longer, can tell
youn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13

In reference TO the numerous paragraphs that
have appeared in many papers, to the effect that
court martial was about 10 sit in Philide liia,
for the trial of Commodore Elliot, the Chronicle
enphalcally says thai court has yeI beea order
gsi.- NJ y Gum .advs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13

NURS FU RS! z Ilrudld IUi oi FUfs NAV
III be- lou u al DAY AND PlERCE'S Store.
Nnfhfrld among which ar" superior Otter Gaps from
u i,ls25 dollars. Shetland and Fur Seal Nure uuc
Musk, Oucr, Men aud Boys Hair Seal Caps.
Bush aud Beaver Hats, style,
Common duO
Fur Collars, Capcs. NJ f., Boas, Cloak Trim.
mogs aud Nrck. Trs in any qua ny. Al OF which
Wi hr sod v,,v low Oc: 10 %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13
uUNTINGTON,s NEW GEOGRAPHY

al the Mont jc.rf Bookstore, by the hundred, doz
or siugc, new aud large supply Of this deserved
popuai school book, decidedly The best work OF th,
Kind wow published lis execution Is excellent,
The accompanying map a very great improvements
Merchants, and all others, supplied IN rru term,
ia rvchnn, . for ca eli or RAGS Nov &C IS3g-2S
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13
Fur CAPS

GOUTHWlCK sIBLEY aud DAVIS, have n To-
tDnf SPLENDID Oder Caps for sale, Also Fur, Seal
Nu,rn and Hair Sal all very cheap.
Mnrh Mnnip,lIer. Oct IT, 1888 %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13
NASHUA AND LOWELL RAILROAD
;;s;;s; gsS5sEa tssss;E;; s;ss;a. 4 80

= 900 49,, ,..-.,.cc.
IN ana o'Iet January - 'o'I' NV , -
- ruins, WIZ, 10 """VH'o" WI" WV ''' " w.
l'o''on ahd Lower p''o'"i 80 uo ann
Leave Nashua o H. W. HV"'' No"'" 80
~ eto
wtY Pnn as IrN.Eps P'''
:, ~ g. 80, ~ 81 c,t,,d
AK" "i" ~ -, t ~ Nv, T. | NJ h,,
rare rom Nashua 10 ho"c" oV Gus FROM N"s"''
TO b"St"' sboV, ,. iii ...,
Ia-Su'se '"",''S VIC '"'s az r"s',''' e., ,
s,s'" W." ,'" '',''' V"I-p-' - 'o mr. 20
eng az" '""'e 'enN''S pos'o" W, ~, ,n' N.L
9'e''Vu 70 nave ,m',r u'ss'Eu p'. wv" t'I 49,, -
D'S-"S' Gut M "'ss"SO ~ wv u.s." W
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13

M DOL! WOOL! BAYLlG> Y GOoo VII
w purchase .ood FLEECE WOOL ia exchan O.
ior Sood~ or deuis. u Nv rrd s1nn. Dee
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13

A BALES BUFFALO ROBES, for sale b,
Il BANCROFT g. RIKER.
Mnntpelior Nov. 1889. Psf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13

lust received AT me ta aud Flu Stare of BADG-
j Err g. PARTRIDGE, opposite the Village flo-
g., on State street new and splendid assortment OF
HATS ofvotious descriptions, VIZ; Brush, Plain No'
Skin, Nnira, and common Maps. ALSO-O
ter, Mira, Seal and Cloth Caps OF The most ap-
proved fashions. Fur, Seal Nurria, and Russia Do.
Collars Buffalo Robes, Boas, Muff', Nccklies Stuck.
Dickies, Bn-soms ruillf and plain, Suspcnders,
Gloves, Umbrellas, Capyi1inns, Pantheon Straps.
sc. Ladies and eehemrn please give ua call
Ocl. % = % BADGER * PARTRIDGE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13
CHEAP CASH STORE.

AHARLES LYMAN has Received otter and I'm
Cops, Boaa, Neck Ties ard Brflno Robes all Of
winch will be sold lower Than r. Also large as
sortment oall kinds of goods aud at lower price
than be bnush' IN Montpelier.
Nnurprrr, Nov 4 1889 "a en-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-13
FUR GAPS! FUR CAPs!!

HIANGDON \ " RIGHT nave jn'l re owed an
invo,cc OF Fur Caps which they offer for less thar
the Boston price, by he doz for ca-h. Dec. ..
HATS. GAPS. EURS. &C.