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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-16

a Beautiful head Of hair has always been considered
IA Of the greatest ornaments bestowed by ma
upon the human frame and ndspensaby necessary TO
the perfection of personal beauty 1t is common COM
plant among young persons that their hair is falling off
becoming dry and uuhealthy this may be owing TO the
application Of improper and injurious oils TO the entire
neglect Of he hair Without proper attention. diseases
Of the hair will atise, which often found 10 occasion
hinuess falling off aud sometimes total badness. For
these evils and the Inconvenience necessarily attending
them. Jonsons Vegetable Hair Oil will be found an al
most nlable remedy. This oil was tried in many cases
Of badness hnness and falling of Of the hair before IL
offered 10 the public end in nearly every instance lis
beneficial effects have been realized TO admiration 1t has
n ma nv cases been known produce and beautiful
gowth Of hair heads which were bald and 1t will al
ways check that falling off which frequently occurs In
where it becomes dry and to grow, this oil
will rcnde it healthy and produce rapid and
beautiful gr with lou the least injury 10 the head nor
does any falling of follow after using 1t That loss OF hair
which frequently takes place after sickness may be
easily prevented by using this oil In short, no Oil has
been offered TO the public that gycs'such UNIVERSAL
satisfaction, and stands the Of experiences like john
sons Vegetable Hail Oil For sale oy
u. g., SMITH.
Montpolier April 10 l843 o. On.
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SOMETHING NEW.
GLIDING AND sILvERINc

THE subscriber respectfully gives notice to tho inhabit
Il ants Of Montpelier and vicinity that he has proce,
Battery for performing the wonderful operation Of GIL
DING and SILVERING all metallic substances such a,
watches, pencil cases. chains rings keyes, pins thmbles
speclacies brass copper Of every
giving them every appearance of GOLD and SILVER
German and plated silver spoons which worn and cor
oded can be restored to their original color. For frthe,
particulars please call and examine the work.
good style. "N ~
Montpelier April II, l34S 4
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LEVI TEMPLETON,s EsTATE.

HNHE subscribers, having been appointed by the Honor
l. able Probate Court for the District of Washington
commissioners, 10 receive, examine aud adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against the estate of LEVI
tEMtLETON, late of Montpelier in said district de-
ceased represented insoyent and the of six calendar
months from the 22d day of April A. d. lsd3 being al
oed ny sad court to the creditors Of said deceased 10
S1W sn1 prove Their respective claims, before usDO
1--WE NoilCE that we will attend to the duties of our
appointment at the dwelling house the widow Lucy TEN.
Pieon VI montpelier IN said district, the third Frdays
each Of said days. ' -
JOEL BASSETT )Commis-
Montpelier June Sd, lS43. ~ I9.ey
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BALD HEADS and HARD HEADS frequently
aD cnite in the same individual that is, persons
predsposcd to early Badness apt TO be firm, and
too Often self-wllcd and stubborn. Jayne's HAIR
TONIC is the very thing for removing the FIRST but
be tested by experince. Is II not however, worthy
of trial. Ladies who have husbands possessing
either Bald or Hard Heads, are invited to make a
liberal application OF this Tonic the heads of their
lords, and II It do not make them more flexible and
ageabe, will least restore their hair md add
much TO the comfort and beauty of the gentleman.
Prepared only al No. 30, South Third street, Phila
delPla. For sale BY E, p, iHHFAHFef+&-seNS,
Montpelier, VI.
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LEPINES,
ENGLISH,
FRENCH

Silver Spoons, Gold Beads Ear Ornamncts Finger Rings
Ladies' aud Gentemeus BreastPus patterns livery
rich.) Gold Risettss0nc set, Sold and Silver Pencils
Gold and Silver Bowed Specaces, Silver Thmblcs,
Miniature cases, Gold Breast Pins, Gold Guard Reyes,
Gold Watch Chains, Cad Cases, Mourning Rings and
Scissors, Fancy Goods, Viohs and Strings, poot as
sormcnt Of best kind ofPcrumoy Nacussar Buffalo and
Bears OIL for the hair Fishing implements, ia ge Lol)
Brana Tcopols and Casors, SUI tiiOi quality large
assortment Of Toys, Watch Trimmings, Wood Clocks and
Brass do and in short most every thing that kept
Jcwolrj Ware Store.
$. A. takes this opportunity just say 10 the ladies
and gentlemen OF Montpelier and vicinity, thai he has Gu
lagcd his Shop Establishments aud has spared pains
select Goods suitable for market GIL up and ir.
Their says ALL at home abroad to just step in and
anime the quality and price before purchasing elsewhere
Al any rate they may rely on this that our goods what
recommend Them 10 be no sale.
t. t7Clocks and Watches rcpaircd q; short notice ana
warranted
n b. Silver work ard Jcwclry made to otdct or to any
pattern and warranted good.
Mont pcier, Mayl, lSi3 rs
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'VVI " y BLVNi
March !, 1913. JOHN A.DIX.
BULLION's GRkKK GRAMMA

BULLION'S GREEK GRAMMAR.
We have examined the second edition of DIR Buttons
Greek Grammar and consider it upon the whulc the bes
gremmar Of the Greek language with which we atc &C
quanted JudicUuS teachers pursuing tic plan marked
ou by the author III his preface, would usually conduct
their pupils To competent knowledge Of the language IN
less tm3 by several months Than by the systems former
y IN use we therefore give it our cordial recommends
uon. ELlPHALEI MOTT,
r. PROUDFlT,
AIONXO POTTER.
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From Rev JAMES w. ALEXANDER Prof Bellies Letrcs

y :
N The College OF New Jersey.
IRINcETtN, n. J. Aug 10, 1872.
have examined with some the Latin Grammar OF
the Rev DIR. Buttons. It is. If may hazard judgment,
most valuable work, cvucing that peculiar apprehension
of the pupils necessities Which nothing bur long continued
practice instructor produce. Among yari-
Latin Gtammars, it desctv the place which
pied by the best aud cochor think need hest
u moment about introducing il.
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BULLIoNs' SERIES OF GRAMMARs.
ENGLISH, LATIN AND GREEK, ON THE
SAME PLAN.
FOR THE USE OF COMMON SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Dnh he

THE USE OF COMMON SCHOOLS AND AVAhhmhS'
Published by
ROBINSON, PRATT a. Co, NEW-YORk.
rTNAk object In preparing and publishing this series OF
l. Grammars istwo-lold-lst,to condense and arrange
in plain and simple form, text book for the use OF
Schools all that is importa in the latest and best
works ON those subjects and, second As tho general
principles of all ahgua gos the same to arrange the
leading parts of all these in The oderto express
the seme things in the language, that the study
of one Grammar may be rendered elcctuu asss-
lance in the study of another and tn the confusion and
difficulty unnecessarily occasioned by the study OF elo-
mcnary works differing widely ON each other IN their
Language and structure, may be avoided They are the
result only OF much study and cu eul compar son,
but of nearly twenty-five years experience in the school
room, during which The wants Of pupils and the charac-
ofDooks best adapted these wants have been caro-
fully nolod. few recommendations from high sources
are given below.
RECOMMENDATIONS
The undersigned hold tie responsibility Of tccommendd.
ton as an important uno-Otcn abused, and very ro-
pueny used to oblge personal lcnd OF TO get nd Of
urgent applicant They farther appeal 10 thcif own
cUfduc for years past TO slow that thel have only &C
casionaliy assumed his responsibility and the'corc
feel tho greater confidence Ycnturng 10 iecommnnd the
examination aud the adoption Of The Rev. Dr. Bullion
Eng sh Grammor, at once the concise and The
most comprehensive q any with which they acquain.
ted urn shng a satisfactory solution OF neatly all The
difficulties Of the English language; as aiming full
series of exercises false syrlax with rules for their
correction; and finally that HE arrangement in every
why calculate 10 carry She pupil from step to step IN he
successful acquiston If that Important end OF cdu
CATION the knowledge and use Of td Engsh Language.
GIDEON uAWLEY,
T. EOD1ENN BECK,
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Aas'sa3ss- RossIE, which lies in the most .-nSs,.
western part OF the County where the sale of land
for several years past had been suspended remarkable
Tor IT'S LEAD MINES and IRoN WORKS; the latter Of
which are IN almost continual operation andng the set
tiers frequent opportunities ofengugng in lucrative cmploy-
men N he various departments Of labor and indus ~ con-
ueccd WIN those establishments and consequently, a very
easy mode of paying for land.
HAMMOND adoins Rosie the Northwest This
town Is noted for raising very fine WHEAT sure and adj
vanagsous market for which almost readily to be
Iound at the Ogdensbug Touring mil Here too are
facilities o paying for land the in Rrssc.
PARisHvILLE, which los III the eastern I ant of the
countYs extensively settled of the settlers having
pad for then ani m grain, cattle and labor which fci-
ties still oblalnabe.
MArLDA WILLIE lies directly south of Parshve is fur
less settled tlan but the easy mode of paying TO
land obtains here also.
Inc soil OF those towns Is generally good either for grain
or grass aud no country be better watrrcd The great
idclt OF transporting To Il market of Montreal by wa.
Ter communication gives value the products and
uiclues OF this country surpassed other Tie
saving Of time ana expense the farmer who resides in
the vicinity OF So great outlet the River Saint Law
renee must be obvious and also be the advantages
which his country others whose distance
from market affords little real reward labor an indus
Try.
For more particular information respecting those lands
address the agents in charge, MIR David w Baldwin
al Rosie and Mr. James A SAWYER at Parishvie or to
the subscriber at Ogdensbugh.
GEORGE PARISH.
Osdensburgh ST. Lawrence Co Jan. 5, 1913. 92t
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A CERTAIN CURE

CEKIAAN JUNE
for humors, scroiula, piles eresipeIas, salt
rheum scald-head, and oil diseases aris-
ing from impurity of the blood.
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MUSIC. BASS VOLS, ACCORDIANs'
INI Meodeors, Flutes, Bugle, Bass Vo and Vio-
lin Bows and Strings of every description constantly
on hand and for sale by TOWN e. WlTHERELL.
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IN. unryaled remedy for all Pulmonary affections
which, as far as il has been tested, has given more
general satisfaction than any other medicine now in
use. For sale, wholesale and retail by S. p. RED.
FIELD. Oct IA
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
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wv Z ~ "a 11,7EsSh

tss-s1syssr-S r ss5sssss::st "A 20
5slysSlS 5 ~ n ss ssS3
ON and after the 10th Apr Passenger Trains vii
- run daily, snndays excepted IN connection with tin
Boston aud Lowell and Nashua Rail Roads, as follows:
Leave 'ston at A M, III A NJ and 5 - p NJ
Leave Concordai 81 A NJ, IL | "a VI, and 3 p NJ
Trans from intermediate placer will run as follows, w
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at s Ia NJ, - l.-2 p NJ and 8 a NJ
Nashua at ga NJ, Ia p M, and ~ F. NJ
Manchester Sd NJ, Sd p NJ, and S Id NJ
or Immediately on the arrival o. the from Boston.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester al D - A NJ, II NJ and 3 ZAP NJ
Nashua at6 10 A NJ, y NJ aud 434PM.
Lowell at 7 A NJ, , p NJ, mud - p NJ.
or lmncdialelv On the arrival of the cars ON Boston,
The second Tram from Concord arrives n Boston II
season Tor passengers to take the oclock New
York.
The Morning and Evening Trains from Concord connec
with the Boston and Maine Railroad that passengers
may pass daily twice either way between Concord Man.
chester, Nashua, Andover, Havcih Exeter aud Dover
and daily either way, between Concord and Porand also
daily from Concord by Portland, to Brunswick Hoowel
and Augusta.
MERJHANDISE TRAINS
Leave Boston al 10 y NJ and arrive at Concord the
same evening"
Leave Concord ats 2P VI and arrive at Boston a, :
the next morning
Freight first class, 81; second class So
Freight should be delivered Concord aud Boston an
hour at least beite leaving TO insure delivery by the
first succeeding train
All passengers baggage should be marked and whc,
valued at more than $50 notice should be given and extra
charges paid claim f damage or loss beyond such
sum will be allowed.
.uo ,o,o Nm UPHAM, supl,
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STATE or VERMONT, I'm Probate Courr at NJ ont
washington Dis,rlct,ss. peIler, the 26h DAY Of
May, A. ID. Is49
IN application of John WheaHy of Brookfeld admin
istra'o, OF the goods chattes and estate OF Andrew
10 ordered and decreod tina all persons having dema nds
against SAID estate exhibit the the SAID aduis-
traitor for sotiemen; before the 26 day of November
84S. otherwise they shall be forever barred-And it IS
further ordered that notice be given all concerned by
publishing this decree IN the Vermont Watchman and
Journal printed at Montpelier and posting same at
tour public places within the county Of Washington to wits
at the dwelling house of Nathaniel Bancroft aud the store
Of Han and Ware in Piain6eld and the dwelling house
oil : eth kimbal in Montpelier Village within sixty DAYS
after the making of This decree.
BY the Court.
ii Attest LYMAN RRIGGS u auatax
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LNEMALE BEAUTY. CULPABLE NEG
L LECT 1t has been observed by visitors from
all other countries, well bypersons of the best
cultivated aste in his that in no country is there
greater share OF female beauty and excellence than
IN this city. Yet, while The shoe.frer, dress .maker
and mIllner are engaged IN adjoining natures best
gilt TO man., paIt appears almost totally neglect
cd-THE HAIR. bow frequently do he ravages
OF disease lay waste the delicate form Of the fair add
beautiful, and though restored again 70 health, vet
these flowing locks which once adorned their heada
fall off, and never again return to their original.
beauty. Ii is inconceivable how any person, noie
especially lady, manifest 30 much neglect 10
this point when "NEVER FAILING RENE.
EDH" can be obtained by calling at No. 90 South
Third street Philadelphia undasking for Dr. Jayne's
HAIR TONIC, which wi perfectly restore this
only neglect ed part Of the female Ornament.
WHAT'S dollar OF Two to complete The GROWING
point oil female beauty? For sale by L. P. Walton
Sons. SO
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NOTICE.

NHiS may certify that have this day given my son
Il Russell his time, with liberty to do business for
himself shall not hereafter claim any of his earnings
nor pay any debts of his contracting.
May &c, ie43. S's,v
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QUARTO BIBLEs

LARGE assortment just received with and without
Ia the typography &c and the best ed ion ever published
in America-for sale cheap. Call and examine.
May II, ls43. w S'
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GRAPE ID. LANEs.

CtToRRs and LANGDoNs have received Grape and
~ Shusan de Lanes IA new s'yle oil "Oous 'o' Dless
Nav Al. -
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STATE or VERMONT, Alta Probate Court holden
Lamole District, ( at the Probate Office in
Morown, within and for said district on the 26th day of
May A ID lS43
THOMAS b. DoWNER, administrator on the estate
l. Of George ID Downer, late Of Stowe in said District
deceased applied for license sell all the real estate of
said deceased including the reversion ohe widows dover
for the payment of debts due from said deceased and the
same appearing necessay- is ordered a said aDplca-
ton be heard the Probate Office in Morrstown in said
district, the 18th day of June next and that The heirs
and all concerned Of said deceased be notified here by
publication Of this order in the Vermont Waterman and
State Journal printed at Montpelier in this STATE all of
which to be before SAID time Of hearing and decision that
hey may appear they cause and give bonds for
payment of said debts and charges the statute requires
BY the Court II Attest, b, w. POOR, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-16

SHEETINGS, sc.
40 Bales IA Brown Shcetings,
~ Cases Bleach.d do.
do. York and Delaware Tickug,,
Bales Brown Drilling,
10 Ps. Canvass
10 do padding,
for sale by Villas, LOOMS X Co.
Burlington Nov Ii, 1872 So
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NEW PRINTS AND ID. LANES.
ctToRRs and LANGDONS have Just returned from
- Boston and have received lots more of Prints, M
Lanes, Bonnet Goods Summer Cloths, &c. =,
MAY 81. II
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CLARK a. COLLINS
LYMAN AND KING
NOTICE TO FARMERS d OTHERS

'INHAT Wish 10 have their Wool worked into FLAN-
Il MEL, KERSEYMERES or BLANKETS On
Shares or by the yard, will please call the NorhGed
fIsnneI Co. at the Lower Falls IN Nouhheid.
Kerseymeres and Fannes constantly on hand to ex
change for Wooi JAMES GOULD AGENT
Norhfed June IS43. III .Av
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OF those Rich Embroidered De Lain and Cashmere
~ SHAWI.S, this day received.
May %. ELLIS, WILDER < co.
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ANOTHER LOT

A MOTHER lot of Worsteds, Patterns, and Canvass
n Just opened and for sale by
May O. 1913 ELLIS, WILDER and CO.
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FRESH ARRIVALS
ZEPHYR WORsTEDs.

ONE Florence Bonncs, Also Lcghorn Hats
" Oil Silks, and various other articles by Express
May 90 1913, ELLIS, WILDER co.
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EOR Sale by ELLIS WILDER & co,
April TO- 1913
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To,VUU TIN = STII w T. IIS.
OF asupenor quality for slle cheap for cash Enqu
" of Il. =. WALTON and SONS
May ID, 1913. O.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-25

Nc,o Shoe Hachine.-'rhc N. Y. Even.
Ing Post give, the following description Of
the manner of making shoes BY machine
owned by Mr.. Ruggles. Of No 60. Gold
street. in that city :"Thc solo leather is
first pressed between wooden roicrs, which
makes il extremely firm and compact
much more so than hammerinc can do. II
is then placed under cutting machine,
which al one operation cuts i, into The prop
er shape. Meantime anolher is busily
making steel wire iato screws Of about
three feet in length. all OF which is done
with surprising celrnry. a fourth machine
pnuuches the sole with holes, inserts the
screw. aud cuts it of at the proper length.
All ,ha, is then necessary is to rivei the
screws by II few blows with hammer on
an anvil The soles manufactured in this
va, are superior TO The Napoleons. inas.
much ns The rivrts adhere better. and the
leather is rendered mnrc compact. They
are produced with infinitely less labor.
and can be afforded about fifty per cent
cheaper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-25

Got less Strange than True.-In the
woods %! Erhiopa. in Africa. is 10 be found
species Of the human family who live
entirely among the branches of The trees,
They have the power of jumping frnm
tree to tree, just as monkeys aud squirrels
do aud urc seldom known TO dccend IN The
ground. They generally congresa,e in
groups of three or four hundred aud make
lherr i"dsing places in the sirous FORKS Of
trees with layers OF tough osirrs. OF which
ihcy lay un-, and leaves rs bedding g.-ln
autumn, they carefully lay in suliieieu,
store of provisions, composed Or NUS oi
various sorIs. and also fruits and berries,
dried IN the sun. Their agility j, such
that all cllrris ln secure uue nl tlicm is
fruiilcss unless when encountered with
their offspring. Au attempt 10 d" SO
ha., IN Que ar two insinnccs, succeeded.
after excessive toll but nevertheless. has
proved useless as 10 the main obj.c,-ital
of transporting them 10 other climrs Tor
exhibition. They refuse food aud die,
probably Of grief and starvation, Their
language seems 10 resemble The chatter
ing of monkeys, but more clear and dis
rinct in lis enuDcialion. They are very
generally coated with hair, and Of dark
| yellow color.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-25

Profitable Farming.-The Utica Ga.
zcrre states that person purchased 620
acres Of land in Wisconsin, n, two dollars
per acre making Sl240. He paid for
breaking il up and sowing 81 an ncre.
and for fencing $1,000 more. So that the
whole expenses was about $500. From.
This he realized the frs: year thiny.h .hve
bnsh-l, to the acre. average. which is 2l,-
700 bushels worth nj least so cents above
the expense Of harvesting. This will
amounf tn Sl0.S50 or 10 other words.
he will pay fnr his land, getting IL under
and enclosing. and all expenses, and have
rising of $4,000 nett profit.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-25

A Legal Pdrador.-An cjcctmeni case
was ricd and presents this singular result.
The defendant paid for n piece Of lnnd by
The acre. There was e dispute about the
boundary. md his neighbor sued him. Ii
was found he had The whole quantity he
had purchased. without coming ou The
disputed territory. He was beaten. lie
then recovered back from bis grantor, on
his warrarry. pan OF his purchase money.
A new trial was obtained in the eject.
ment ,ur. and he is now successful in
That. In The FIRST place. he gets land
which he did M, buy; in the next place.
makes another man pay him for il; ond
finally holds both the laud aud ,hr money.
This goes. beyond The celebrated cracked
kettle case. in which tho borrower said he
ould prove, firstly, that he never had il;
secondly, 'ha, it was cracked when he cot
H.; and. thirdly. that il was whole when he
returned ii.-Utiea Gd=rtie.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-25

The following from the Lowell Advcr-.
,iscr is an evidence of advantage to.
American labor Of protective tariff. "lor
the protection Of labor" as the Fedora
lists call il
"The price now paid new hands, We
are told is only Ghy fire cents a week.
For this patty sum, hesides their beard. a.
girl mus, work sersniy .fre, or eighty
h.ms!' BuI u shoIl time ago The same
kind Of hands were paid dollar a ~eck.
when the manufacturing business was not
so prosperous ns i, now is. Men. who
then were paid dollar day, now &C,
hui Gfy fre cents"