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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-02-15
WORMS ! WORMS |

ma ~ HeheOeHs unriyollcd and unoqualled Norm Tea
sovereign remedy for Sangeand incredible are
effects Of hnse deesluble Tow ana Is nought
free from them, particularly females ana ehlldIen
Many persons through distressing course OF medicine with
benefit when might DO oeved ~ using The w"tm
This invaluable medicine hocn tested o the experience
mere hun len yenfs use md administer ed 10 than 6
0O ncfsons va s ayes aud solitary complaint on
the contrary hundreds have and unsolicited their
decided Interference 10 A. amer irving tho different articles sent
f IA he nnblic mud onouueod DR. uchc worm tea
The most aud convenient remedy that be OBJ
aimed for in no one thousands OF instances where It
e used printed directions has il failed
0l,~Ask for Dr. Hushcocks W.rm Tea there
INNS n,oad the dcst worms For sale
RUR Montpelier sg:eoly
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DEATHS.

In This village, 10Th inst a chill! of Rev. Joab Sccey.
In this village. lih inst Caroline, daughter of DR.
Burnham aged years.
In Mddescx, 9Th inst. William, Of Elisha and Luz
cnda H. Scott, aged eleven months
In Randolph, 9th inst. Seth Wasbburn, Esq. aged So
years formerly Of Putncy, vi.
Barnet, 3lst Mrs May Potter, her Goth year.
In Newbury, 9Th inst ofconsumpion daughter of En-
ra Snnborn ofHaveihl, N II. 23.
In Mddebury, 9th inst. Mr. Benon Shurif SD rev.
dictionary soldier.
In Sutton, Mass. Dec %, Judith, wife of Mr. Moody Sew
cry, 76.
yer So.
In Burlington, 3nth ult. John Van Sicklen, Esq. 81.
In 81 George, 26h ul Mr. John Mobbs, 76.
In Sta,ksboro', Dec H. Allen McAuly 26.
In Farhaven 29th ut. Henry Ktlredgc Sproai, 2l-or
The 30h ult. Mary Pomeroy, daughter of Hon. William
Kitlredge aged 2 years and month";,
In Swanzey N H. ID inst, Jolham Eames, S5-a rcyo-
luiionary pensoner.
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MAGNETIC ODONTICA-

TINE TEETH HE TEErIll The fact is Proved and
the inc edn ions and doubling fully GonvucOdsRs
the evei the sale Of 900 boxes of that
Tooth Preparation the Odontca within the past
yon that the utopan drce of the nlehym realized and
remedy discovered for preserving these important aud useful
ppeniages of the bnnan by the of the Magnetic
Odnca which by its attractive, purifying and strengthening
all substances from tine teeth ana
preserves them in their brancy and the IN
soundness beauty II is asoeaod from that
will decay but remain till the latest
ge OF man with al When they decayed.
will be arrested and the teeth preserved and
,er;cd from aching-al dis been done multitude of
insanres md in thousands ocases oohaehe
hat climax Of pan) has been eectualy cured by
mast popular dentice Ameri And in
where who the young lady gentleman the ndyidu
that values beaut ul of teeth, sound and
breath more than y will be longer destitute Of
Dr Hitchcock Ma gnoc Olontica For sale whole
sale and retail BY S BURBANK, Montpelier, VI e9 yeo
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NoRruFIELD IRISH WING soNc-BY J. T.

You true Wings of every statonj
| hope you'll give car to my song
You are seeking the rights of your nation,
And will got them ere it is long.
For years you were trod down by Jackson,
And Mnity he forced you to bear,
But the bright Star of Freedom will Iise
When Harrison comes to the chur.
Whom Old Hickory first was elected,
Great promises to were made
We thought--oh how sadly mistaken
That he would protect our own trade;
But the Locos whom he placed in office
Forgot all their promises fair
But methinks we shall have a Reform,
When Harrison comes to the chair.
There isnot town in the land
But the locos have Offices there
They live on our thirty-sevcn million,
And that is a thing not so fair
But Old Tip is the man TO disbnnd them,
And send them off skulking olsowhercj
He'll give tlom lick of his Hail, boys,
As he's PLACID in the chair.
Old Tip is a hard one at thfcshing
And ne'or did he swing fail in vain
He always put on with vengeance,
Till he clear'd all his foes from tho plain.
You know how he lather'd old Proctor,
And Van Buren, too is whipt fair
So wen crown him with triumphant laurols
As he takes the Presidents chair.
We were told that he drinks hard cider
So lot US each take glass in hund,
And toast-tather Mats pardon we crave
The noble and true hearted man.
And as long VIC hear of Old Tip,
His name let us ever revere,
Remembering Time rolls on the day
lie is PLACID in the Presidents chair.
We have omitted part of the song furnished u.s. il
red inappropriate by the election OF Gen. HARRISON
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tt| ~ The InfLlC.
w the citizens of Osego county, New York, do state
hat when CHEEsMANs ARABIAN BALsAM was hrsl INTRO
duced among us, did believe his advertisements, nor
could then believe thai any medicine could be made
sufficiently powerful restore torpid and persisted limbs
cure rhoumasm prevent tee,hlche and cure qunsy and
Group, raites with corlaintyand at the time be
exceedingly mild and wounds cre The
desperate plies burns and cads and and
frozen limbs quicker and better than any medicine
before invented and could be depended upon quiet pain
and relieve soreness in all cases, Aud although we
continued from time time, 10 hear that had been used
with great succtss, st the of inhabitants slow
TO be convinced that all these statements could be true
But sfe six years IT observaon and after having
fully tested the Basam for sastacpn free
say that have found it fully equal TO HIS recommended
and 1t has become generally priced among and
kept every house and used by every family throughout
The region 1t seems 10 relieve pain almost instantly, and
it is considered the most valuable family medicine eve'
known.
JONI H. PRrsrIss, Member Of tho House ofRePresen'
tauves in Congress.
IvoRy HoLLANp, Member Of Assembly in tho Leg'sla'
tnIe Of the state of New York a.
Renj. Allen, Joel Pens, G, Delong, G. Rockwell Co
Merchants. And Others. Otsego, Jan, 1851
For sale by S, BRITAIN, Boris, and by E. H. PREM
TISs, Monireler, VI " 6m
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q. X. [ALI. CURED. |

YES reader, bottle after bottle of Charles Jp.s sonpoupf
for the cure of Salt RheHm Erysipeas Scred OF HHmors
kind has been sold with 10 the purchaser
that 4 no RELIEF was had that tho money paid Tor the article
was TO BE REFUNDED and single bottle has been
turned This is proof positive then that they are all Oka
cured Try il thing In ease OF failure to give relief
rhs no humbug there mistake hs aIoIe Tor tho
OF humors, &c the directions are fully complied With II
itself TO bo really what Is recommended to be- Made
pser W. many Of the principal place. New EngASd
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Frecme Of PermoHt friends of nominations who
determined make compromise with tho poer of
this slavery bound nations passed through the fro and
in Vermont, THREE HUNDRED and NINETEEN have refus
cd bow the knee the Image that slavery has The
number ia onous Three hundred and eighteen the whole
of Abrahams armed with which he defeated kings who
had joined hands battle Three hundred number with
which Gideon overthrow the armed hosts of Mlan contemplate
in the sight of their enemies barley cake :" but powerful
the of the Lord beat down the almost nnmberes
hosts uncamped against them. We the $40 Green
who have grded the harness. and have stood
firm in the BATTLE in time that has tried mems souls and
earnestly invite in Convention Montpelier the Let
Wednesday of March 10 O'Clock, A. NJ devise
carry the campaign against slavery and its devoees, the
BALLOT BOX. We also invite, to meet with us, who
sick of supporting the pro slavery parties of this nation. Most
heartily bid welcome to labor and suffer with in the
glorious enterprise of edcemng land from tho foul eproaoh
of choosing mcnsealc and their abettors rule We
invite attention the address OF the Central Committee
and to their call of National Convention, he held in New
York the second week in May next nominate candidates
President and Vice President in 1874 Shall be ropro-
scented in that convention Certainly be- md thorough
y The Liberty Party in this State have kept their
light hanging high notwithstanding the desperate attempt
from the field un1 it shall the majority
of roters Vermont, the way liberty before the
four shall expire. Matters that will before
convention suggested III the address of the Central Commit
Another object to Romiuatc State officers We
shall have large und glorious Convention. Let
who possibly be here GEO. STORRS,
II. Y. BARNES,
Montpelier, Feb !, lS4l. JOSEPH SOMERBY.
aN b. Will other papers in the state do the favor
nsertt the above?
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NOTICE. Agents for the Sale Of Brnndrcihs PILLS
IN in Vermont, needing supplies previous 10 the call OF
my Travelling agent, will please mail their odcs 10 the
n. T.. Brandr elhnn Office. 10 Hanover ST. Boston
Benz. BRANDRETH, NJ. d.
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MAIDSTONE.

WHEREAS the Legislature Of the State Of Vermont,
w in the year 1888, assessed of three per
all the lands public lands exceped in the
of Maidstone in the ounty of Essex in su State for the
purpose Of making and repairing roads and building bridges;
r. the proprleors and land owners Of tho
of Maidstone who hayo paid their proportion Of
said tax in labor Otherwise the committee appointed
TO supenlend the expenditure Of the same to the .ub
scrber that much Of their land will be sold at public
vendue, the dwelling house of Moody Rich, in the
Of idSione in the county Of Essex the 9Th day of
April, lsil, Of the clock A M as will be requisite
TO discharge their respective with costs.
Dated Maidstone this 81 day e February A 1871
MOODY RICH, Collector
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NATHAN D. PARlSHS ESTATE.
WE the subscribers being appointed by the honorable
w the probate for the district of Randolph
mssiones receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
nds of all persons against the estate Of Nathan Parish
Of Bainec in said district deceased represented nsol
vent and also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and ronhs from the second day Of January sfl
being allowed by said for that purpose, do there
fore hereby give notice that will attend 10 the business
ofUu said appointment the dwelling OF widow Alb
lga Parish, Brainree the 20h OF March and Goth of
April next from o'clock m until O'Clock p m on each
Of said days. JABEZ SMITH, lComms-
80 ALFRED NEVINS, toner's.
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m TPHUMORS! HUMORs IN,

m BHUMORS! HUMORS !lsll
HE attention Of that part OF the community who
afflicted with Salt Rbeuui Leprosy, ST. Anthony's Fire
Eryspias, Scrolua of any kind directed TO
compound which, by internal application proves
safe and complete remedy for all kinds Of humors. This
wonderful medicine is prepared by MIR. Charles Jones' Of
Caremont n. II who for many years has been afflicted
with the leprusy in its worst possible orms and ny unwea
ed exerons IN exper nenng upon his person. has
asst found complete This compound has never
failed of doing us important work where fair trial has been
made and drecfinns followed Certificate a e certificate
might he here laid befo,e the public wonderful eff
ects, but the reader referred those who keep the ar
Gle for sale where particulars and recommendations ma,
be had So confident The dsc0verc OF this valuable med
icInc thai h. makes bold TO 10 the world that
pric warranted where directions fully complied
with and far trial made. For sale at all principal places
IN New England, and by l.. p, Walton & Sons only 10
Montpelier W II PARTICULARS may be had. sOIf
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15;-Look al This Hare you a cough 3-fCG

Cf@LOOk al thiS i! Hare you a cough ?-.sL
HA 900 DIE of Consumption every veal in the U
q V.OVV States, and millions suffer l,om trouble
coughs od that be cured by pr W Hteheoeks
Pegea6ie Virgin Cream ough Drops so medea Preserip-
ton, containing poisonous drugs and used m an extensive
practice for several yens will pos ivey atod relief 9Hd
you from that awful disease puRoAary consumption"
which annually sweeps into the gave hundreds OF the younS,
the the lovely and the Haye conghl
DO persuaded purchase bottle of the cough today
tomorrow may be lael Have yOu ceagh DR. chcocks
Vegetable Vgn Cream Coug Drops the only remedy you
take for this plain reason that in one Of
thousand where has been used has called relieve
rre IS cts bou e For sale wholesale and retail by
BNRBANh. Mont nler. e4eolY
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u A RARE CHANCE.
l. OR sale let and possession given Immediately tho
well known stand situated in Gudhal Essex County, W.
and long known The Essex H,te This stand is sliua-
ted in the shire t5wn of Essex county Wi hin few rods Of
the house. and has been kept public house for
than Thirty years further description the subscn-
Der thinks unnecessary any wishing go the
business will call and examine for themselves The terms
VIII be accommodating as the subscriber intends quit
the business. Forfurhe particulars apply subsci
Der on The premises Up. LADD.
Gmldha, Jan II, l3il. SO
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no TRAVELLERS,

A STAGE will leave the Pavilion
%hM - a. House, Montpelier every day. Sum
Sdays excepted fr Mortified, ROx-
Ss31S$s5 SRst5aM bury, Snowsvin, West Randolph
Bcihe! Barnard, Woodstock, South
Woodstock, Perkins, ilc Sprin glcld Charcstown H.
Bellows Falls and Walpoe Keeno N IL to lodge
days to Bpson also leave Kccne days for Worces
ter Ms IN which passengers 90 from kecnc by Wor-
cester M 80 New York city in 26 hours
Return NJ arrives at Montpelier in Two days from Bos
ton Ms lodge Kcene Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
first days up and at Wapoc Tuesday Thursday and Sat-
urnay frs Jays up
This line other stages at Woodstock,
the CONNECTICUT river line at Charlcsown and Walpoe n
also the Forest line for Boston ChdcslOwn Ii, al
the Albany stages Bethel and Woodstock going and
returning. hooks kept al the Pavilion
Jan l8n:gOT S A Rabbit x co. Proprietors
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I. s. KETCHJMiS ESTATF.

A. S. KETCHUMS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERNON /, In probate court holden at
Washington dis riot Montpelier within and for
said district, on the 29th day of January D ls4l
HARRISON KETCHUM administrator on the estate
i Of S. Kechum late of Montpelier in said district
deceased pesens his administration for settle
men-Whereupon it is ordered that the be referred
the 23d day of February next, at the probate office in
SAID Monp eer for examination and allowance AMI that
all concerned be notified hereof by the publication Of this
order the Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed
at said Montpelier three weeks successfully,
may be- that they may appear said time and place. if they
see cause and Object the clio. BY order Of Court;
90H GEO. B. MANSER, Register.
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spoons silver spcctaclcs and Germin do butter knives SUI
gar ongs and ctcamcrs, &c manufactured by himself and
warranted good and cheap can be bought elsewhere
likewise god assortment Of gold silver gilt steel silk and
watch Trimmings goggles, pocket knives OF Rodgers
make, azors German silver pocket combs pocket pistols
percussion caps, vons violin strings wallets, steel and
leather spectacle and large assortment OF toys al
good assortment Of Briana teapos and caslors new
styles, together with many other articles TOO numerous o
mention in an advertisement. iL-j@Pedars can he sup
piled wholesale prices
j. S. A. tenders his thanks the public for the liberal
patronage which he has heretofore received and soets
continuance Of their favors.
N. b. Clocks and watches Of every description
fully repaired and warranted by SAMUEL ABBOTT, who
makes Tins his whole business Montpelier, Feb 40
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LOWELL.

nv LOWELL.
w HEREAS the Legislature Of the State of Vermont
IN the year A. ID, 1888 assessed Of two GEMS
per ON all lands putic lands eSceplei,l in the
Of Lowell in the comfy Of Orleans IN SAID se, FIR the pur
nose of making and repairing roads AMI building bridges
These 10 warn he prupietor5 AM land u the
Gown ni Lowell who have not paid their proportion oC such
IN Labor or otherwise h he enmn tee appointed
pcnftul the expenditure uflhe 20 tie subfcrhrr
shat much other lands VIII be- siiJ public y,nduo
abe dwelling house of Amasa Paine, in the Of Lowell
in the cuunly ofOenns Tuesday the 20ih day of April
nat az ttn occ forenoon viii be requisite discharge
their respective taxes with Gusts. Dated Lowell hs l2h
day OF January lSdl. AAlASA PAINE, Collector
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that the stockholders Of the Farmers and
l. Mechanics Co. Twinssyle, Barre drawing their
business close, and that all gooes hand will be
sold oi cash. persons DESTROYS Of buying goods
cheap will do well call and exnine for themselves. AL
all persons indebted said firm either by ac-
count are hereby notified To call anc settle the same i'm
msdiatcy they will be left with attorney Tor collcc.
uon. Q NJ WEBB, Agent.
Barre. Feb IS4l--9.
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ADANS ,UAy-FORKS.

THE subscribers continue to manufacture This article IN
great numbers and to supply all orders from their friends
and the public promptly and upon their usual liberal ermss
Those who wish for the genuine and true Adams Fork,
will do well to purchase Of the subscribers their agen
and always 10 be sure they get one with the genuine Ia
bells Containing names, printed thereof Merchants
and others who order from purchase ic ourhor'
zed agents may rely upon first ra.c article
RUFUS ADAMS.
EZRA T.. ADAMS.
BrooLfeld January g. 1871 SIR
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nYE.STUFFs. 800 bbs Logwood, st Domingoi
~ $50 do do Campeachy
23O do Fusic 200 do Me. Wood 10 do Camwood
IS de- Alum 40 do Nader 30 do buc Vi:io go carboys
Oil Virol Ar. and Cream Tartar; Nitric and Muria
Acid; Aqua Gortis Bengal and Floant Indigo; Qucr
Citron Bark, Peach and Bar Wood Cmcuma Lac Dye,
Nj Calls Press Papers, Coihers Jacks Tenter Hooks
BY and II PECK and CO Burlington, Jan 10
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NOTICE

TEVHIS may certify thar have this day given to my
a L0R 81 CARDELL his lime during the mander Of
his mnorIt = and that shall claim none ni his earnings
nor pay an" debts Of his contracting after this date.
Autsl-JAMEs CARDELL. WM CARDELL
Warren. Feb |, I5ll-9l
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JNO BLACKSMlTHS. Russia and American Shoe
i Shapes nail rods toe cork steel, German and
Swedes steel at low prices this day received by Bay
Iios Fab
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DAlNTS. 10000 lbs We,hcrell's dry White Lead !;
$50 kegs do ground do do
ID bbls Venetian Red II do French Yellow 10 do A
mcrican do 90 do Spanish WI 10 do Spanish Brown
% do Spirits Tupenlne Chrome yellow, Chrome Grown
Terradcsena Sand Puper Painters Bushes aDJ Sash
Tools Copal Varnlsh Gold and Silver Leaf Gold, Silver
and Copper Bronze by J and IL PECK and CO.
Burlington, Is b Jan 1871 Ss3m
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Tll A r D. w A r E ~
HOIHROOK a. TAPPAN

&c MILK STREET, BOSTON have on hand, and are
w constantly receiving from Birmingham q. Sheffield
large supplies Of HARDWARE and CUTLERY which
terms. Merchants shng to obtain their goods cheap,
aie requested to examine this stock before purchasing
Jan l6 SS,s4m
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SADDLERS ATTEND!

SADDLERS ATTEND!
ITO be sold agrecably order fom ihrP rebate Court
all the sask in trade Of the late d. p. Johnson de-
ceased CONSISTING of full set Of Sadlers tools work
etc alt which viii 10 sold low for cash good security,
payable year. Preference would be given to
purchaser If found soon otherwise they VII be sold In lots
JOSEPH HoWES, Administrator.
Montpelier Jnauary 81 h. ls4l.
LOOK AT THIS
n LII persons indebted the firm of j. T.. Badger and
Son, are requested 10 Immediately cal and settle.
Mnlpeiier Jan 1871. 80
III LOOK HERE
l. HOS persons who have neglected 10 call upon the
fiji Of Badger and Partridge receive whatever may be
owing them, AMI ESPECIALLY those who indebted to
SAID firm are desired to call and sciIe Immediately
BADGER x PARTRIDGE,
1-J'rhpsc who have engaged pay produce Of any
kind viii au-h obse the subscribers by bringing the same
forthwith. b. 4 P.
Montpelier. Jan. 1871 SO
NJ EWBURY SEMINARY The Spring Term Of tho
" Institution commences Wednesday 2lh of Feb
tunry and closes The 10 h of May, 1871.
Board in The esiab shmcni, INC udmg and washing
per week 81 80. Tuition from q 10 SO per week.
Ornamental Branches per term 3 90. Music with Of
Piano Forte IS 90. Incidental expenses %. $685.
LEWIS B. TEBBEr'rS, Sec. for Board Of Trustees.
rINO THE PUBLIC. The subscriber has engaged Mr.
i II UpiyKe Of Troy N. Y. TO take charge of his Grst
mil and pledges himself customers that hereafter,
pains shall be spa ed have their work well done and
promptly done. Mr. Updyke has been in Touring mill IN
the TROY fr The last five past and Is well ac
quanted with milling all its branches. The mill is
lrcy new, with three of hest French Burr Mill stones
three od Bolts, and having been fitted up at great
expense ~ FIRST rate order for business The pub
lie are invited TO give it trial. WIN. w. WELLS.
| Wnietbyry Jan. II, lS1l, Sgf
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GROCERIES. 100 chests a. half Young Tyson lea;
NJ 60 do Hyson Skin do
25 bags Pineno; 30 do Pepper 50 do Coffee 25 boxes
Pipes; l50 do Bar Soap 200 do Rasns; 40 do Starch
100 do dipped Candles % do Sperm Candles so keys
pure Ginger; 800 mails Cassa Sgnette Brandy Holland
Gin; 81 Croiy Rum Baltimore Gin American Brandy
Champagne, PORT pale and brown Sherry Madeira and
Sicily Maders, Maseles Madcira and Malaga Wines,
by aI.AJ ii PECK and co. Burlington Jan l5 1871
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NEW GOODS! SPRING STYLES.
II N. BAiLlES has this day received new aud FASH
ionaba lot Of goods of the Spring fashions and styles
of 1871 among which rich silks, aces hdkls and shaws
in great variety; splendid prints and cacoes hosiery,
ribbons well every description Of fancy goods, all
which will bd sold Low be purchased elsewhere.
Feb
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SPElTACLES.

LARGE assortment of Silver Specaccs, German do
n steel and common do. and cohcayc for sale
Cheap by S ABBOTT. 81
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A Lii persons indebted to Bayes & S, orrs for Cardng
IA and Cloth Dressing, account, hereby requested
cali and settle the by otherwise without de-
lay and whose demands due al asn reques ed
. paythc same on before the lob Of March, This
friendly notice is in earnest and all who do attend
be disappointed If they should be notified in a
unpleasant manner. w. WILDER, Agent.
Village of Montpelier Feb II, 1871