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Ihesutest, and safest Medicines ever eF'''''
.or cxplhug worms iIgm children
0nly Road what tiny have dan'. .,
L7a3e,9alc Co, t7ena' Apg q l'''
DR. CAlviN II ilufL.
DEAN S,n,-Ycur agent Zen wr,h me a qn .n
Of your Worm and Cough Iozenzes ''I y" .
have used part Of them iu NY family anu o,.,,r
the balances have had family 'l .t.,,
end ] pronouauc your Lozerecs thr b1,' "Nu' ,l,
Tor the complaints they are 'c, ro'd 10 GU. :.
have ever used in my lsmIr please lof"''"''
supply "a soon as possible,
Yours, VITA respect ,,,r
LEONARD NEENlea''tt
Prcc - cents per box, with G,I' t.f'a''' y
using For sale in q a.Iytje by rrs
And may be found generally III 81 i'' ""
aud villages ip the Sa'c.
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TFElE subscriber haViac purchased NJ T. q
II IIgRhf-' interest In thu above E.'Ibs sh
ncnt. tenders his services 90 the Travelling Psi.
bc. Ilryirr for scsr.ai tsrr- been cnYfFcd 90
keeping Private Entertainment 81 Mount NournC
In IrtdCN county, be tHuIsse the hopc that be
has experience enough IN the d lies Of his bust
ness TO cudes'oF Go rr1der com Portable a., uha
may bCstos upon hIs IIoHsr lheif patronage.
His TABLE -htil always be well aud plentiful
iy sepqhcd With every tbtng the country sG ride.
10 possr add satisfy lhr palate even Of an crieurc.
His OAR will be- fyuuG furnished 81 ith a choice
selection of Ltqnrfe.
Ills STABLES shall be constantly attended By
faithful and attentive holsters and supplied wuh
abundant proscnder.
II. T. SLOAN.
Charlotte, Jun 81 1913 "a
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Ia Epr. I'D. Y. Caldwell
sKANtNG removed 10 Charlotte, respectfully
~ Oilers his services 10 the
Eet.,-~F;co oF .TFo<Y,cEno

to those vho may be disposed to extend to him
their patronage. 1t present h. oc,uar the shug
formerly Owned and occupied ty DR.. VI kcrze,
Hraf'y 5- pss! tic Mint Cases committed 20 III,
care, pi} receive puEe.ual and faithful attention.
Jiae 3 1874 3Gu
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Grand gEestercF.


Extract II p irfer 10 ~. J EHti ftar1 Nst'rs'
DtHks s RamhJhg3, LyHcl5rE
oTGo Ahy.-ini.a sttfufe i, in great demand.
,,I net o-r CASE t.. il. ,'ea ternr krualedrc. Ma
nv nhy.iat,ns ia our rsigAb. rsrad. Who have used
your Medicine. IN thttt practice have given their
opinion a. 10 It's being we're ys'u1bIc md 'hcact.
owe, snd alcucver b. 80 ia fhe,r cover. recommend
thcu, &c. Signed lfSKF \ EcNn,uon
E.ifasf Of a hitter 10 Dt.J KaGL from Gtorge n
Bsrr. Fsq, Ahrrloa I-a
81 have he'd srperaI vencrsal cases s. hich have
irae -pe,es,niIlg treated UsiA yaur 4tV.inian
Airtgrsar tsit cteit'ifir SgYFp BvII mention
ar.a r..s. sl.eh Ga1 bern ttsai a wHh Tho usual
.cm,fi.. Il, lbtra months. hni vi,hou, any ata,c.
.,.,,t ttr ,4.,s.r y.rt N,tietpos ,y,s ma
,.,r m ,' a o' 5.ss ~ r., ,easg, &c.
"searf, Clio. f. BARR"
, .J.r Il A. ... =. a.. .f-..f . = $500
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NEW CARlNET SHOP.

FENHf Subscriber has located himself about
B. l2 miles South Of Charlotte, ncer the Potter
Road, and about miles East from Houston &
Gficfs Store who're be is prepared to attend To all
ofdcrs IN hts line, such as Sijoboards. Bureaus
Table, Badtcad., &c. ANY person xi,l.ieg any
Of TIE above articles will please gave him a call
Every cNer'lnn will be used to please and ~,
worn will BE made in the most durable manner
" Lumber viii BE- taken in exchange for work
+. ", BURNETT
Juiv 10 1874 Iltf
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1lEsElEC,AE. NOTICT3.

CT HANS j NJ HAFPOLDT & VI. n
w. II y TAYLOR hagjag a,leetafed j.
Md hc pygriies u Ptgaic, tender Il eli
~ Professional Services to The citizens o
Charlotte sHd the surrounding country.
Their QHce is kept ,nthg one 81 pfceeut o-cu
nird bY n J VI, liaPgUdl, ono door south af Mr.
WIN. Cqrsun'- Store where they may Be found
whcn not Professionally absent
Case. requiring consultation, shall receive lht
attention. Of both Withaui additional charge.
Charlotte MY lT, lSIi 3ltf
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CHARLOTTE
FEMALE ACADEMY.
TuOS. w. ATKIN,
Ashuyllle, n c.

IntlE friend md patrons of thi, Institution
"a are respectfully informed that il Ia now o
pen Tor the reception Of pupils.
s. u. NYE HUTCHINSON.
N b Board cun be had IN the Village, OF in the
Actdamy.
Nae - 1914 Il
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beef! HBCcf!!

.--r7.n-~-ys1=t z Il AEING made arrangements
~ AZ ~ 4 u 10 supply the clt!znns Of
ks52zz9g Charlotte with the best Beef that
saS-skAr~. tie Mountains can afford, | wish
TO INFORM ny friends that | shall commence
buehcring on tile 9Th Of June and continue TO
The 10Th Of December, every Tuesday, Thursday,
aud Saturday mornings. As have bulolleFfd
lur tho town eight years aud have punetaailY
fulfilled all engagements ii is not necessary hfr
me To say that | will be as punclun rs ever. |
will also supply my cnuulTy stands puuctAty,
THOMAS GOODLAkE,
april 2, 1871. 2Glt
N. u. All persons indebted must mako immc
date settlement as longer indulgence cannot
b. gwen
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NEW MILLINERY.
Mrs. PORTER.

Mrs. PORTER.
Ed ESPFCTFULLY informs her friends and
u y the public generally, that she has returned
from the North With handsome supply OF
millinery and Fancy GOODS
which she offers very low for CASH or approved
credit, consisting of
Velvet, Silk and Bombazne HATS,
Of the latest fashion
Also ready made Caps, and Caps for Bonneis,
Among her handsome supply Of Goods Will be
found
Black, Blue black and Colored SILKS,
Plain, Figured. Striped. Plaid aud Canelon do.
A large aud handsome assortment Of DE LAM S
and CASHAiEEES,
Black and Blue.black ROMBAZINES,
English aud French MERtNOS,
Plaid, Figured aud PLAIN MuSLINS,
Fancy Hair PINS aud Neck BANDS,
steel Gilt, Silver and Jett BUTTONS,
Cotton, Thread and Illusion LACES, aud Epo.
lNGS,
Handsome six, Tibet wool, Delanc and Com.
mon SIIAWLS,
Gimps, Sewing Silks, Tapes, Cord, and Hooks and
Eyes,
Whale bones for Dresses and Bonnets,
DOLLS aud other TOYS, for Children
Cotton, Linnen & Cambria llANDkERCHlEFS
and CR.ANATS
Col1rod and White HOSE,
hid aud Net GLOVES aud MITrS.
Needles, Pms, and many othet things,
4 handsome assortment OF WOkSTEDs,
WORSTED NEEDLES aud CANVAS.
d, pierced on perforated paper
WORSTED PATTERNS 10 hire ort II
do BOOk MARKS worked on paper,
Ribbons, pu,hes, Curits ard Artificial Flowers
aud Feathers, Shawl Pms, sc. sc
CAPS AND DRESSES MADE To
ORDER.
She rSuns her lhauAs = Der friends ard the
public Tor The lib, encouragement he has re
caNLd ar- aoP,- 10 merit coeteu4nee Q, tAcr
Iflls,ll te auY sseeuni 1daiten % those who
purchase goods lIOm hsT s4g NJ. cul sud a. tGti'
Ds.se.
Charlotte, Nor !, ISL If
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. or 600 bsshefs az CGFs.N'
ENRON tho heap for salq Gil cash a, SO cents
NJ JNu. w POTTS.
Oct. 4, lelt. Nv
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THE RAILROAD.

We learn from the New Hampshire Patriot that
7. ]. Carter, Esq, of Manchester, N. H., has been
engaged to survey the three railroad routes from
Connecticut River to Montpelier-viz. the route
from Haverhill through Topsham and Orange, and
the routes from Hartford, one through East Ran
dolph, Williamstown and Barre, and the other
through West Randolph, Braintree, Roxbury and
Mortified.
p. S. Since writing the above, we learn from
the Committee that two engineers have been en-
ployed, viz Messrs. Carter and Adams the former
surveyed the Concord and Lebanon route and the
latter the Providence road. Mr.. Adams is now on
the ground, and Mr.. Carter is expected immediate
ly. AS but part of the funds have been raised for
the survey, it becomes necessary to fill up the sub
scrptons We trust the citizens of Montpelier,
and Of the towns between this and Burlington, will
be prompt to respond to the call of the Committee
for funds when waited upon. Go ahead The
RutanderS are at work for their survey the stock
subscriptions of the Brattleboro road are filling up
and the stock of the Connecticut River road, from
Springfield to Northampton, hus already been ta-
ken. On our own Central route the Bradford peo-
pie are already ahead of u.s. they have made a sur
vcy from Bradford to Barre, and will soon be ready
to report.
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LITERARY REGISTER.

Backwood's Edinburgh Magazine 50 per yeGr
The Repository of Modern English teratue 81 per
Tbs above for May just published by Winchester N Work.
Life in tho New Wcrd, by soashod numbers, prco
IL l-9 cents each.
North and South Scenes und Adventures in Mexico, by the
same onf number, price 81 cents.
The Beautiful Gabrielle Rose Thistle Island by Mrs En-
lie Cnron,--A Swedish Lady.
The above announcedas just ready byJ Winchester N York
General Index the first three of the Law Compend-
NewY0rk, Asa Kinne.
Mr. Kline abor ndusrousy for the benefit of the profess
sion md entitled great deal of credit We think his
publications Of great value TO lawyeTs-paricuary those
do allow them purchase all tho Reports
English and American This index will make vol
umo of about 400 pages.
Columbian Ladys aud Gcntlemans Magazines NewYok sru-
Ell Post, publisher. SO per year.
The Ju"e number, which completes the first semi annual vol
uuc, has boon received excellent nuube engavngs
splendid.
Drawing Room Library: Newly FORK, James MOwatt 4 Co.
We have received several numbers 1t is similar in design to
tho Mirror lbry, containing the quantity of mattel and
embeshed occasionally with fine ensavings Price IL 2 cts
number The publishers will please send copy per mail
commencing with number 7.
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John P. Kennedy, Member of Congress from
Baltimore, has written letter to friend in that
city, setting forth his for opposing the an
nexaton Of Texas. 1t is very able paper,-and
the more satisfactory the production ofa South
ern man.
.4nneration.-Th Savannah Republican says
the following scene was described to them by an
eyewitness:
During the momentary imitation of the public
mind upon the subject Of annexation, steamer ar
rived at Galveston at the masthead of which were
entwined in each others folds the American and
Texan flags, and on the deck were Sam Houston
and John Tylers delcctable Charge, General Muir
ply, also elegantly ent,oined in each others arms
and both especially "hol0 come you SO"-diluh!
We rejoice to add that the Senate has rejected
Murphy.
| THE Ieras Question in Georgid,-The Savannah
Republican informs US Of a Wing meeting held
there on Tuesday last, which was one of the lar
! gest and most enthusiastic witnessed since 1910,
and says the Republican, If we are to Judge OF
the state of public sentiment among cur friends,
from the prompt and enthusiastic responses to the
various sentiments Of the speakcrs-w might VEN
ture the opinion that never, under any clrcumstan
ces, has the party been more unanimous or Jealous
| in the support Of its principles and its men. We
have not heard OF the first man yet who taiteIs
the Texan humbug, and we feel every assurance
that our gains on that question will more than
counterbaance the loss Of any stragglels who may
chance to find a resting place among the agitutoIs
| Whatever may be the views of Wings upon that
subject they too old in their experience Of De-
mocacy Loco Focosm) to be willing to place the
adjustment in its hands, especially with the coRd
lions dnnered." They consider the various calls
for meetings without distinction of party as point
ing not so much to the ere annexation of Ierds Il
The United ,Siaies," as to the EXAMINATION OF
! GEORGIA, AND CERTAIN SOUTHERN STATES, tt
THE Loco Foco PARTY !"-.4tlds.
Pioughing up God-The last Hillsborough IN
CO. Recorder says: awe have seen lump of golC
ploughed up few days since in field belonging
to Mr. John Paul, five miles west Of this place. 4
weighed two and half pennyweights, was totally
detached from any grosser substance, and is fine
specimen Of pure native gold"
1t is a common thing for industrious, economical
and shrewd farmers in Vermont to plough up botf
gold and silver-ready coined for use, to boot
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LATEST NEWS.

Flood. On the 18th there was tremendous
food in the Mississippi at St Louis, and the water
was still rising. 1t is feared that the whole Amer
lean bottom, from Alton to Kaskoskio, will be sub
ing their houses.
Great Fire in .NetO Orleans. On the 18th inst a
fire broke out on the corner of Jackson and Frank.
lin streets, and ten squares embracing between two
and three hundred houses, were destroyed
From Baltimore. Nothing but rumors. Vans
chance must be best for the locofoco nomination.
yet some writers (among them correspondent Of
the N. Y. Evening Post, Thinks his case doubtful
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WING CLUB.

Meeting at the Hall, Wednesday evening next,
at half past 7. A full attendance of members, and
of all who desire to join, prompt al The hour, is re-
quested. "The string of the latch is never pulled
i'm to those of all parties who wish to hear the dis
cussions of the Club.
0F@The bell will be rung at a quarter after 7,
and the Club will be called to order precisely at
half past 7, commencing the exercises of the eve
ming with good Wing Song.
Nav 40 lSI4
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ATTENTION.! ALL!

The Democratic Wing has commenced well
four papers have been issued, and limited number
can yet be supplied. We believe that the most inn
portant thing now to be done is, to spread Wing
principles before the people: they are -igk., ans
will be adopted whenever rightly understood. We
urge the Wings, then, to spread this cheap paper
among Wings who are not in the habit of reading
a newspaper every week, and among those of GU,
opponents who are willing to read,
That there may be no misunderstanding, we viii
say that the Democratic Wing contains nearly al
of the political matter of the Waterman, but M
advertisements none of the news of the day othe
than political, and no miscellaneous and agrculur
al readng,-a goodly quantum of all of which W,
endeavor to give in the Waterman
Wing friends please act as agents. The term
are annexed.
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"Iheodore ErelinghuuSen d Stakeholder I've
are done for it! Mr., Frelinghuysen is ga used up
man" The Enancipator has finally extinguished
the Wing party We have nominated Slave
holder for Vice President And if you don't be.
lieve it, read what Mr.. Leavitt, the editor of the
Abolition Emancipat says
"MR. FRELINGHUYsEN is still a NEW JERSEY
STAKEHOLDER! On this point we do not
speak with absolute certainty. We know that
within few years he had upon his hands an old
woman who had been slave of his father, and
whom he maintaining in comfort as it was
just as he should; but nothing seemed to persuade
him that he could be just and Just as kind to old
aunty after giving her free papers, as he was now
None Of mis- neighbors believed it necessary for
him to keep himself under the stringent coercion
of the law to make him do right in the matter, but
he seemed to think 1t best that this pious mother
in Israel should live and die-A SLAVE. Whether
she is still living, whether Mr. +. has ceased to
be STAKEHOLDER by the irresistible providence Of
God, we are not advised"
There it is, right out in meetin' Mr.. Joshua
Leavitt has exposed this wicked, abomnable, inhu-
man Wing candidate for Vice President, who in
stead Of allowing an old woman who had been a
slave Of his father to 90 with free papers" to die
in the poor-house or sarve IN the streets, barba-
rously maintained her IN comfort !" Oh the mon
ster And yet the Wings have nominated man
for Vice President who fed and clothed an old he
gro woman, instead of turning her, when too old to
work, friendess, helpless and destitute, upon the
world What wiH Alvan Stewart and Gerrit Smith
say TO such soul-killing enormties ?-.4tb. Jom.
The Newark Daily Advertiser says the poor ole
colored woman referred to above, was sort o.
heir loom of Mrs. F.'s family, whose support Mr. F
charged himself with till her death (which occurred
some five years ago. Under the laws of New Jer
sey he could not have manumitted her, having hat
no property IN her.
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SENATOR pUEIps-JUDGE BRIGGS

Just as we are going to press we have received
communication from Senator Phelps, called out
by the letter of Judge Briggs. 1t will be given in
ncXf.
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The Midnight Cry of the Odd inst says: -" We
confess that published time is past and that, as
honest men, cannot point to definite days in the
future. We believe the 1900 days will extend TO
the END: and that the end can only be delayed so
long our published time, reckoning by uninspir-
ed Chronology, may have varied from Gods time"
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In Stowe May o., of espeus, Mrs. Almira Jsnney only
daughter of the late Noah Churchill Esq, aged 49,
In Hinesburgh, the gath instant lucreu, wfc Of John
Vince oek Esq aud daughter of Col Asahe Wushbun aged
46 Her illness long, Int she buo II with resignation
and at the last went with JOY to meet her Savior
In Tuubdge 18th May Mrs Sophia Hutchinson wife of Mr.
Harry Hutchinson, aged "a years
In Lexington KY, May TO- Col Josiah Dunham aged rs lie
NJ time uped the station Of Secretary Of State W.
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NEW FIRM! NEW STORE!! NEW
GOODS!!!
BRINSMAID & BROTHERS
SUCCESSORS TO
PANGBORN g. BRINSMAID,

PANGBOKN ~ BRlNSMAlD,
BURLINGTON VT.
RE sell the lowest Boston New York prices
N at Wholesale or retail, WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWEL
RY, GERMAN SILVER, plated, BRITTANIA, and other
Metal Goods, GOLD THlMBLES, SPECrACLES, CHAINS,
RINGS, PINS BROOCHES and all other goods in the line,
and besides the finest description of Goods, keeping
great variety of Goods wholesale to supply pedar Others
sell again. invite calls and orders from abroad
ing that they will find the Goods low and of the quail
ity they are sold for.
We import Goods OF buy them wherever we can get them
advantage, and shall sell them that give
satisfaction.
Orders from distance attended promptly, uud good
Clocks OF Watches by the Box Single We agents for
tho Diamond pointed GOLD PENS, FLY NETS for homes,
and MORiSON'S PILLS.
We have Willow WARE, COMBS, BRUSHES, HOUSE.
KEEPING ARTICLES, RAZoRs, and other Cutlery, COM
MUNION FURNITURE, FISHING TACKLE, BASKETS,
STOCKS, SCARFS, COLLARS, SUSPENpERS, &c.
We have DRESSING CASES, WORK BOXES, MUSICAL
INsTRU MENTS, BASS and DOUBLE BASS VioLS. ME
IoDIANS and smaller instruments and Musical MeIcban
die.
In Short wonld just say that have very extensive
assortment OF Amerean English German aud Paris FANCY
ARTICLES and fully that the way TO sell them
is them LOW that Boston New York will not be
favorable place buy them We buy for Cash and sell for
Cash Our buy cheap here ut other
place. II chooses send the Cash for Gold
Silver Watch from snnce any other article and leave
the selection they shall have article worth The
sent aud il docs suit II be exchanged. Our Silver
SPOONS nude in shop.
RyPnncua attention paid to fine Watch Repairing.
Ow BRlNSMAlD 4 BROTHERS, Burlington, VI.
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T E r NJ S:

This averages less than one cent each copy. No
subscriptions received for less than two copies
cept when taken at the Office. Payment must in ev-
ey case be made in Advance and free OF postage and
on these terms liberal patronage is requisite for US.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-31

STATE OF VEkMON 4, The pr"Jlle Courl for the
Orleans District, { District Of Orleuns-
To all persons concerned in the estate Of Jhn Mcdaniel
late Of Hydepark, deceased, Misunderstanding.
WHEREAS SAID Court did on the U.s. o. February,
w ls43 grant License TO Corneheus Lynd udm MS
dc bons Of said deceased to sell so much Of
The real of SAID deceased should amount TO tho
sum Of Fourteen hundred dollars, ard said administrator
returs said order Of sale into the Probate Court
porting that under said order he has sold estate the
moun Of S707 AZ c:, AMI flies his second administration
account together with his application in writing, repre-
sening that urth, sale Of real estate sufficient 10 raise
the Of 100000 is necessary and request license 10
sell the remainder Of the home farm, called Of said de-
ceased being all the real estate remaining unsod, as
part cannol be s1d without IN Jury 10 The whole;-
Therefore il is ordered that all concerned be notified
of the pendency Of SAID application, and that they
appear session Of said Court to be holden at lras-
burg the 26h day of June next and give bonds for the
payment Of The debts aud object the allowance of the
administrators account. ana show cause Why license
should be granted AS aioresadAnd this order shall
BIO Published three weeks snecessvely in the Vermont
Waterman and Journal printed at Montpelier, before the
day assigned for hearing
Given under my hand AT Iasburgh, this Gath day Of
6S GEO. NYE, Judge.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR.
Oscar G. Hale, Esq, of Wells River, Governors
Aid vice Col. Edward II. Billings deceased.
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ROsTON MARKET. nay oa.

WO0iWunt Of manufacturers supplied the late prices
Stock reduced ready for the clip There an increased
demand for loreigl coarse.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SERIES,

BIOGRAPHICAL SERIES,
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or roltme, to contain $50 pages and up,cards.-
Published semi-monthly at IS cents per poiu,ne.
This series will consist of deeply interesting emf
male md emae such have before been
presented in popular FORM They will possess all the charms
Of work of felton, with the additional advantage of being
Now ready
No. 1.-THE LIFE OF MADAME D'ARBLAY, formerly
Miss Burney,) authoress Of Evelna &c. in Volumes
25 cents each.
No. 2.-THE LIFE OF GoETHE-From his own autobio-
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umes, at Is cents each volume.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, MAY ~.
At market $40 Beef Cuttle50 unsoll Prees-Exru 500
first quality 22 to 53 second, AIS to SIS third 45O
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e. P. WALTON, JR., EDITOR.

Exclusively devoted to the advocacy Of Wing
principles, and to the resistance Of adverse prnci
MI
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NOTICE.
FEsHISHH GOODS.

THE SUBSCRIBER having just returned from Boston, takes
this opportunity of Informing the public that he has
ed and opening very choice selection Of GOODS ndap
ted the SUMNER TRADE, which together with his Spring
purchases comprises complete of FANCY
AND STAPLE, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY and DRY GROCERIES be
found in the vicinity.
by making very frequent purchases both in Boston and New
York. he is ublc all keep his
pcie than is usual in country
He would also that enable him supply his
constantly with the latest and approved styles
Goods he has agent in tho City who will forward such
shortest noce-all Of which will be- sold louest prices
Grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed him by his
friends and customers he hopes receive and merit contnu.
of the
WANTED usual, kinds of produce for which liberal
prices will be paid. J. w. HOWES,
South Corner of State and Main Street
Montpelier, ODD May, 1914. G2isGw