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HAIR HAIR Badness!
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY-THE GREAT MYS.



nR. STERRY'S Hair Resencra;or. DR.. Sterrv, af-
- ter much attention to the important subject OF pre-
serving the ia has after many experiments chemica and
physical been able TO discover article which
feed with the gre confidence for the toilet the best
thing discovered for its soitenng and penetrating
quality produce good head of hair-to prevent il from
falling off when baldness is apprehended to restore when
badness has taken pace-and to prevent il from turning
gray. 1t is nOurishlng than pomaum antique oil,
Cologne 1t is beautiful article for ladies' curls-
ii makes the han soft and lively, and produces
briancy. Thousands have tested its superior virtues and
excellence and in every instance siaLds unryaled 1t
is an infable in all affections of the skin the
nead-as dandtu 81. &c, Every family should be sup
Piled with bottle ofhs oil that by its application to the
ead and hair of Children the beautiful and ornamental
appendage of fine head OF hair which nature has Supplied
us may BIO preserved.
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson,
sole propretors and to A. Hitchcock and Co.
III, tennessee street. Utica, N. VI in Montpelier by Sas
Burbank jr in Waterbury by Huchns, Goss and Co; in
Stow by Albert Camp, IN Chelsea, by N. q. Hale, IN
Tunbdge by p. Foster in ROyaton by DOwner, Nevins
and Fish 6S
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Beautiful head of hair has always been considered
n one Of the greatest ornaments ever bestowed ny ma
ure upon human ftome and ndspensaby necessary to
the perfection of personal beauty 1t is common COM
plant among youIg persons that their hair is falling OIL or
becoming dry and unhealthy; this may be owing to.the
application Of improper and nurons oils or to the en,ro
neglect Of The hair. Without proper attention, diseases
of the hair will ase, which often found to occasion
thinness falling off, and sometimes total badness. For
these evils and the inconvenience necessarily attending
them Johnson's Vegetable Hair Oil will be found an al
most inailibe remedy This oil tried in many cases
Of badness thinness and falling of Of the hair before II
was offered the public, and in nearly every instance lis
beneficial effects have been realized TO admiration IL mas
in many cases been known to produce new and beautiful
growth of hair on heads which bald and 1t wl al
ways check that falling off which frequently occurs IN
cases where it becomes dry and ceases to grow ms OIL
will very soen ende it healthy and produce rapid and
beautiful growth without the least injury to the head nor
does any falling of follow after using it That loss OF har
which so frequently takes place after sickness may be
easily prevented by using this oil In short, no on has
ever been offered to the public that gives such UNIVERSAL
sasacton and stands the of experience, like john
sons Vegetable Hair OIL For sale by
p. G.. SMITH.
MONTPELIER April Is, 1843 4--6m
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SERIES OF GRAMMARe.
ENGLISH, LATIN AND GREEK, ON THE
SAME PLAN.
ron THE USE OF COMMON SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

ENGLISH, LATIN AND GKEhh OAN I'M
SAME PLAN
ron THE USE OF oonmoN SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Published by -. .
ROBINSON, PRATT g. co. ,NEW-YoRK.
TINHE object in preparing and publishing this series Of
Il Grammafs istwo-fold-lst,to condense and arrange
in plain and simple FORM as text book for the use OF
Schools all that is important in the latest and best
works on those subects and, second, AS the general
prncipes of all lahguag the same, arrange the
the same things in the same language that the study
of one Grammar may be rendered eecual assis.
lance in the study OF another and that the confusion and
difficulty unnecessarily ocrasioned by the study Of eo-
mentary works differing widely fom each other in their
language and structure may be avoided. They are the
result only of much study and efu comparison,
but of nearly twenty-five years experience in the school
ofpooks best adapted these have been caro-
fully noted. A few recommendations from high sources
are given below:
RECOMMENDATIONS.
The undersigned hold the responsibility Of recommends
ton an important one-often abused, and very ire
queny used to obige personal friend, or 10 get rd Of
urg ent applicant. They farther appeal to their own
casionay assumed this responsibility and therefore
feel the greater confidence in yenurng to recommend the
examination, and the adoption Of the Rev. Dr. Buttons
English Grammar, at once the most concise and the
most prehonsve Of any with which they are acqualn-
ted furnishing satisfactory solution Of nearly all the
difficulties Of the English language; as containing full
series Of exercises in false syntax, with rules for their
onection and finally that the arrangement is in every
way calculated 10 carry the pupil from step to step IN he
successful acquisition Of that important end of cdu
cation the knowledge and use Of thu English Language
GIDEON HAWLEY,
Il. RONEYN BECK,
March |, l84S. JOHN A. DIX.
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Ne Se e xbGI& - AIS
LAS received direct from New York, a complete
L L sorment of MILITARY GOODS, suitable for the
present regulation of the laws Of this State.
SWORDS for Field staff officers;
for Military Officers;
for Cavalry Companies;
for Brig. Gen. and Staff;
Company Officers;
so u. s. MUSKETS; SWORDS, BELTS do;
Plated Yellow and White Army LACE, all widths;
Vulture PLUMES, Ostrich do Cock Feathers
Pompion Sargeants Knots;
Silver Bullion WINGS, Worsed do.
Yellow and White Tassas Plume Sockets;
Cockades; Silk Sashos; Butans,
Buff and White Cassimeres;
Red and Crimson Broad Cloths; and every thing else
npperainng to the Military Department, which will DO
sold cheap for Cash or Credit.
fEJSParticular attention piid to filling orders.
Montpelier May l6, l84l loan
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A CERTAIN CURE

for humors, scrofula, piles, eresipeIas, salt
rheum, scald-head, and oil diseases arls-
ing from impurity of the blood
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BULLIoN'S GREEK GRAMMAR.
We have examined the second edition Of Dr. Bullions'
Greek Grammar and consider it upon the whole the best
grammar Of the Greek language with which we are &C,
quantcd Judicious teachers pursuing the plan marked
by the author in his preface would usually conduct
their pupils to competent knowledge Of tho language in
less time by several months than by the systems former
y in We therefore give it cordial recommends.
ton. ELIPHALET MOTT,
h. PROUDFlT,
ALONZO POTTER.
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Gs&&&S- ROSIE, which lies in the most -~aSxa-
part Of the County, and where the sale Of land
for several years past had been suspended remarkable
for lis LEAD MINES and Iron Works; the latter Of
which in almost continual operation aording the set
Tiers frequent opportunities ofengagng in lucrative employ
in the departments olahUr and industry
noced with those establishments and consequently, very
easy mode of paying for land.
HAMMoED adoins Rosie the Northwest This
town Is noted for raising very fine WHEAT and ad
vanageous market for which almost readily be
found at the Ogdenabu,g Touring mills Here too are
facilities of paying for land the same in Rosie.
PARIsHviLLE, which lies the eastern pant Of the
county,is extensively settled; most of the settlers having
paid for their land in grain cattle and labor which ac
lies still obtanable.
MATILDA lies directly south of Pdrishviile is far
less settled than but the easy mode Of paying 10
land obtains here also.
The soil oithose generally good either for grain
grass and country can be better waered The great
facility of transporting TO tie market Of Montreal, by
ter communication gives value to the products and man.
ufacures OF this country surpassed in any other. The
the vicinity of so great outlet as the River Saint Law
renee must be obvious and also be the advantages
which this country possesses others whose distance
from market affords little real reward to labor indus
Try.
For more particular Information respecting those lands,
address the agents in charge MIR David w Baldwin,
at Rossie and Mr.. James A. Sawyer at Parshylle TO
the subscriber at Ogdensbuigh.
GEORGE PARISH.
Ogdensburgh, ST. Lawrence Co Jan. 8, 1913. 92t
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.


So ttsl1! 80 80
ON and after the 10th April Passenger Trains will
" daily Sundays excepted in connection with the
Boston and Lowell and Nashua Rail Roads, as follows:
Leave Boston al A M III M and l-2 p M.
Leave Concord at ga A M, IL l.2 A NJ, and p M.
Trains from intermediate places will run as follows, viz
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at Id A M, IL l-2 Nj and 3-4 p M.
Nashua at ga M, Id + M, and l-2 P. M.
Manchester 0 3.4 M SD NJ, and Ia P M
or Immediately the arrival Of the cars from Boston,
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester at 5 l-2 A M, IL M and 8 3-4PM.
Nashua at l-2 A nj. M and 3.4PM.
Lowell at Id NJ, M, and 8 l2 p NJ.
or Immediately the arrival of the cars ON Boston,
The second Train from Concord arrives in Boston in
for passengers take the O'Clock train TO New
York.
The Morning and Evening Trains from Concord connect
with the Boston and Maine Railroad that passengers
may pass daily twice either way, between Concord, Man
chester, Nashua, Andover, Haverhl Exeter and Dover
and daily either way between Concord and Portland also
daily iom Concord by Portland TO Brunswick Holowel
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Leave Boston at l.2 NJ and arrive at Concord tho
same evening.
Leave Concord ate 2 P NJ and arrive at Boston a,
the next morning.
Freight, first class, 81; second class, So.
Freight should be delivered at Concord and Boston
hour least before leaving TO insure delivery by the
first succeeding train,
All passengers baggage should be marked, and when
valued at than $780, notice should be given and extra
charges paid claim fr damage loss beyond such
Mn. UPHAM, supt.
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Gold, Gilt, Steel and Plated Watch Trimmings
chased and plain Ornaments warranted gold Beads,
silver Spoons silver plated and Briltana ware sill
yer plated Shutters and Trays; Spy-elasses OF oil
kinds, pocket Compasses, thermometers; Pocket
books and Wallets, gilt & steel purse clasps. CUT
LERY-a large assortment Rodgers celebrated pen
knives, various kinds; variety Of superior polished
Scissors silver Bnttcr-knifes and Creamersi Per
cusson Caps silver aud steel Speciaccs and Eye
glasses, open top silver and steel Thimbes, silver
pencil-casGs bead Purses & Bags, gold neck Chains,
say-rings, spril-letel Walls Rodgers superior Eng
Ii4h Roz)rs Razorsrops, tweezeIs hair, tooth, aud
nail Brushes, shaving boxes, Cologne, otto Of rose,
lavender fancy Soaps shaving. rors stripping pen.
cils gold and silver leaf cuts lass smelling bottles,
CHINA vases, some very neat styles. plated bellra'
les emery cushions, screw do, spool Stands, etc
Also good assortment Of EIGHT DAY TINE.
PIECES, wooden Clocks, etc. which will be sold al
a very small advance from cost.
They would say 10 the pnblic that in consequence
OF the large amount Of sver-ware made and sold by
them they induced to reduce their retail prices
Any person wishing TO purchase will do well TO give
them call before purchasing elsewhere.
tEJ@Cocks & Watches Of every description care
fully repaired and warranted. Cash paid for old gold
and silver. Montpelier Village, Oct. lS42-77
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IJAIR, HAIR. TOWN s. WITHEkELL
IL have this da, received the latest style OF Hair
work, Bands of long hair, French Fuzettesi Amerl-
can do, Wigs Braids, Curls, Rnglets, etc. Oct !.
A BARKER'S COUGH sYRUP,-a new and
N. unriyalled remedy for all Pulmonary affections
which as far as 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 IL
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.

Watches, Jewelry, &c.
rVNOWN & WITHERELL, one door ives, OF
l. the Village Hotel, Montpelier, VI. manufacture
und sell, Wholesale and retail, Chased and plain
RINGS and ear ornaments, Watch Seals, Keys and
Chains, Guard Chains Miuialur, Settings, Gold
Spectacle Bows, etc. TIL y will make all Jewery,
TO any pattern desired. They have hand large
stock, comprising mole itch and extensive astort-
meui than ever before offered in this market, of
MATCHES, JEWELRY, MUSICAL INSTRU-
MENTS AND FANCY ARTICLES,
which the public invited to call und examine for
themselves. Their supply consists in part OF
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From Rev. JAMES w. ALEXANDER, Prof. Bellies Lettres
in the College of New Jersey.
PRINcETeN, N. J. Aug. 10, lsaz.
l have examined with the Latin Grammar OF
the Rev DR.. Buttons. 1t is, If may hazard judgment,
most valuable work evncing that peculiar apprehension
of the pupils necessities, which nothing but long continued
practice instructor can produce. Among our var-
Gus Latin it deserves the place which is occu-
pied by best; and teacher think need hesitate
q moment about introducing it.
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WOOL CARDING !!


THE SUBSCRIBER having purchased new, first rs 10
l. CARDlNG MACHINE, would say to the public
that ke has three of good double Cards in good
order Tor making rolls and will warrant his wool well
carded as can be done in the county, or no pay.
PRICE FOR CARDING FAIR LOTS OF WOOL,
TWO AND ONE-HALF CENTS PER POUND, =
Customers far and near have their wool catded on
short notice by calling on A. NJ. JACKMAN.
Barre Lower Village, June 5, 843. I2*5w
WOOL CARDING d. CLOTH DRESS-
HE SUBSCRIBER gives notice to the inhabitants Of
Barre and vicinity that he in readiness attend upon
those who may favor him with call in his line Of business
this season, at the following prices.
For Cardng, cts. per pound
Carding and Oil l.2
Dressing Fu!led Cloths, all common colors 10 cts.
per yard.
Sleeps Grey,5 Cts
Womcn's Wear Cd.
Madder Red Is els.
All other work in like proportion.
His machinery is all and in perfect order and he
ioes disposed to do all jobs of work the satisfaction of
his employers. All unsettled will be charged 90
per cent thereto after the ls day Of February 1874
CLARK WATERS.
Barre June g. ls43. I2;3m
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WONDERFUL!

AN astonishing fact that Hays Celebrated Linimen
~ for the Piles Rheumatism, SC. has been used in
ofcases, and failure to give complete
cure can be found large supply recevedresh fromlhe
Manufacturer ofthe OEEUIsE TO answer the many and IN
creasng calls For sale only at the Montpelier Bookstore
by L p WALTON d SONS.
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.IUNE 3. ISL.

JUN II g, lS43s
B0NNETS, PARASOLS, &c. &c.
SToRRS & LANGDONS have just received another
~ lot of Florence Bonnets, Paraso.s and Sunshades.
Those who not supplied will do well to call soon as
these goods and IN great demand.
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From the Hon. ALFRED CoNKLING, Judge Of the U. s.
Court in the Northern District Of N. York; published
IL n-l.la

Court in the Northern District of NJ York, published
in the Cavuga Patriot.
BULLIONS SERIES OF GRAMMARS.
BY the publication of "Tho Principles OF the
Latin GRAMMAR this series Of Grammars English Latin
and Creek is at length completed. To their preparation
Dr. Bucns has devoted many years Of the best portion Of
his e In the composition OF these books he has shown
an intimate acquaintance with the works Of his abest pre-
decessors; and while upon the hand, he has not
scupei freely avail himself Of their labos the 9TH
hand by studiousy avoiding all that is Objectionable in
them and by remodelng, imp rowing, and illustrating the
rest; he has unquesonab succeeded in constructing the
best-iecdedy the very best-grammar, in each oi the
above named languages, that has yet appeared.
Numerous Other recommendations may be seen, and
copias of the books had for examination al the Bookstore
Of Z. y. WALTON SONS.
Montpelier June 1913. llwS
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COL. JOHN POOR,s ESTATE.

COL. JOHN POOR'S ESTATE.
THE Subscribers having appointed by tho Honor
able the Probate Court for the district Of Randolph
commissioners to receive examine, and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate Col JOHN
POOR, late Of Wiams0wn in said district, dece ased,
represented nEovent and the Of six months from the
29th day Of May. l843 allowed by said court to the cred
claims before us,-Do GIVE NOTICE, that We will at
tend 10 the duties Of appointment the cling
Of Susan Poor in Wliamstown in said district, The first
Monday Of July and last Monday of November next
nine o'clock forenoon, on each Of said days. ...
JOHN LYNDE, }Commis.
,,,, J.K. WILLIAMS, sioners.
Wiliamstown, June g. A. d. l84S. IS3w+
LYMAN Il KING
IIAVE feceiyed ten bslas of hsayv 9ha.,iaa aond
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SHEETlNGS, &c.
40 Bales "A Brown Sheetings,
Az Cases Beachsd do.
5 do. York and Delaware Tckings,
Bales Brown Drilling
10 Ps. Canvass,
10 do, padding,
for sale by Villas, LOOMS Co.
Burlington Nov IA, 1872 SO
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sTATE on VER MONT I'm p,oh,te Cant boIde,
District Of Washington, SIS. L a, Montpelier in said
District the 18Th day Of June lS43 Ozro Hurlber Ad
minstiat the estate Of THOMAS S. lIURLBURT,
late Of Mortified in said district deceased makes appica
lion to said Court in writing for license to sell all the real
estate Of SAID deceased Including the widows right Of dow
of said deceased and the expenses of settlement Of said
tate the personal estate thereof being insufficient for said
purposes, and the same appearing necessary-,Where
upon, it is ordered that said application be referred to a
session Of said Court TO be holden at the Probate Office in
Montpelier the eth day of July, ls43 for hearing and
LEGATION Of the substance Of said application and of tie
deTs thereon, three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Watcman Journal printed at said Montpelier all of
which to b. before said time Of hearing and decision, that
they may appear they and give bonds for the
payment Of said debts and charges the statute requires
BY order Of the Court.
.. Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Reg'r.
"A true copy Of record.
l3:2w Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Regr,
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LYMAN Il KING
lave received ten bales of heavy Shee,nR. Good
Il article At = csnts-f savy 9 tos.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-31
N. Y. MARKET. Julv o.-9 80

~ u. July 2S-J o'clock, Y. NJ
Cotton quiet, the sales very small Flour rcmsin.
heavy tennessee Is held So but have been made at
Si,so; Michigan and common Ohio Si,75. No sales of
Wheat.
parcel Of Jersey yellow Corn sold ut Soc and good
Northern would bring that price least weight; Tor Rye
65c is offered $50 brls Ohio Mess Pork were sold at
800 do Prime at 1915. and 100 do New York State
Prime, ut so.
The quantity OF -four and wheat arriving Mt Buffalo for
days, ending Monday, equal to II 900 bbs flour
Pot Ashes have sold to-day ut 81 81 Ii; Pearls mt
200 hhds Whskey drudged casks 23c and bbls at
- cts.
The cargo OF Whale Oil by the Vermont has been sold
at We. Bone is heavy with n large stock.
The great sugar rcners, after having sold largely
tor Loaf and crushed, aud ground find themselves
unable TO keep up with the demand have Withdrawn
from the market until August when the price will probably
be higher
No Dry Cod have yet arrived large parcels are expec
ted 200 bbls No. Mackere sold at some advance
say about S5,31.
Sterling bills a 9;rpncs 25aGi with but little business
Mexican dollars 5al prem; five franc pieces 93Jaic each
r. =. Eyoning-Thcrc has been a groat trnte m SUGAR
this week, and prices Of Muscovadoes 3Sc To- advan
ced. Coffee has been in large demand today and prices
Lie improved Large sales making in Dry Goods
Hardware and IN fact ali of ndse and the pro-
spect is OF the very best kind for larger business
Exchanges including Certificates and Checks.
Boston par Philadelphia par o dist, Baltimore par a 1
dis; Washington (DC) dis Richd 5a dis; Raleigh !;
Wilmington Charleston 5al dis Augusta 90 dis Macon
Columbus lal{ dis Savannah 1a dis Mobile lial5 dis;
n. Orleans dis; ST Louis 5al dis Louisville Ial dis;
Cincinnati dis Nashville 1alI dis; Apalachcola |;
Treasury Notes par ia5 prem; Bills London sa9 prem
Do France 81 26l AIS Dollars, Spanish i0ialO6; Dol
lars. Patriot prcmum Douboons Spanish l6 a 6 10;
Doubloons, Patriot l56Oal > ,65-JOUr. Com.
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STATIONS OFFICE.
STREET NEAR MAI

$4,000.
Va Monongalia, Class 81 for halt past o'clock Ut
the Exchange. Capitalists 900, 5000 2O0O 1850 10
OF 1000, 10 OF 500, &c. IS Nos.-l4 drawn Mno!es
So; halves $50 quarters -.
$4,000.
Alexandra, Extra No. ia, for TUESDAYS mail "a.
piiaIs-Sl2,OO0, 5000, 1900 2l3I, 1900, 20 Of 1000
&c 80 Nos.-l2 drawn. Tickets Sd halves p quar-
ters |.
New Jersey, No. liz, for Wednesdays mail Capt.
tas-SlI 500, 5000, 5000, 1880 10 Of 1000 10 Of 500
&c. 10 Nos-l4 drawn. Tickets SIS; halves $50;
quarters 25
Alexandra, No. ls0, for Thursdays mail Cap,t,ls
S25.OOO 1000, 5000 30O0 20OO, lll4 50 vl 1000
90 Of 500, &c. Tickets $40; halves :: quarters 80
$1,000
Leesburg Class No. 81 for Friday at "a o'clock at tie
Exchange. CoPals-S1OO0, $500 l56i ; oil 1000 10
Of 300. &c. - Nos. L. drawn. Tickets 50 80: h,y,.
l,25; quarters 625c.
$1,000.
Grand Consolidated, ENira, Ne. g. for Monday Morn.
ing. CaPals-SI000. 1000, SIS. 100, 800 &C IT. No.
10 drawn. Tickets ST. halves JOc.
$4,000.
Alexandra, Class No. 70 tor Monday Morning CAM.
tals-30,OO0 10000, 6OO0 5000. 4OOl 1870 II 2niu
Of 1900, % Of 1000, &c. Tickets $40; halves -.
quarters $50. - Nos.-l3 drawn
b1 Tickets in al the Lotteries. and ucky number. for sale AZ
STATIONS Lucky OFFICE.
" Seven three number Prizes and ~ ii ~ i've ay. ami
twenty three from May 18th June hrm one ct
$4,000 one Of $500 one Of sIOO OF $500 other o
ones-al sold and paid by syrEATTp[
pJ-l add ~ three number Prye sold making Ji NH
aud paid IN LITTLE by tia 81 STR ALTON