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THE AGE or IMPROVEMENT Auara
the many blessings att ,dani upon insfns.
ments in the social coudhion, a. 4 tAr atisa.. ra
of our race IN intrlhgenOc, b. tlir prod 90 .r
of human life. With ~ IN rcssc ~ jazz .I.
gcncc, has grown up know edge uf sHr HiH
mcnts of health, and a lrgard for gr.u. aa.
commcnsuratcly with toe strides 81 supnre.
have we acquired the mc ans It ARE, ulg a.s-
case and aycrtrg IL rayuVes. Natw.n ssiasa o..
ing the progress We have mace, siat,sis. l,1Ha
that even now, one aixth # tie whol. .,raH.l
ton die annually of oons ,nption.
One Of the most impsC Aui 4i.coyrr-ve Hf.Hr
age, in amclora,ing inc onHd ton 81 .. tfe.
class of suffering humanity, 70 Dr. stsfrF
Balsam of Wild Cherry Wl1ttiunc csftalll..
es and consccratcE, what clipericLce airisis AT
confirms, what all men Iu a.. plaoos un,ts in a.V-
ing is good and valuable ~ ~, no d-uai. \ ps..
ularity of this sort FIXES In sooictv its l,rots
deep and 80 strong, that time cannot srstr1F
it. The success which Unattended t.its mra
icine for several years past has ovcIoons1 a.
prejudccs of all respectable Aad ., Lsiaic mrs,
and the article has taken q and among 80 Ersi
class of discoveries and bls ssings "a H. az.
and when resoFted 10 in 81 7oa, eFasisaBs tiss
diseases for which ., - tee pumrnded Nola
genuine ,unlcSs signed brtI ati.s ,yl aarsr
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House accomplished no business whatever
SATURDAY, May 30. The Sehate was moi
IN session 10 day. .
HOUSE. message was Received from
The Senate, announcing that that body had in
definitely postponed the Joint resolution for a
Committee TO examine the Military Acade-
my.
The House went into the Committee of the
Whole, and took up the Senate's bill to in
crease the number of Paymasters in the army,
which was discussed by Messrs Burt, Akin
son and McIlenry.
The Loco Focos had II caucus last night,
agreed TO call up the anti-tarif bill on Mon
day two weeks. Pennsylvania and New York
are said to be unreprescnted. One of the
propositions in caucus has been agreed upon.
GTTho funeral of the Rev. LEONARD Won
cEsTER, who died in this town, May %, was
attended at Peacham on the Saturday follow
ing, by large number of people, and his bod
was followed to the grave by an extended
and solemn procession of his late townsmen
and people from the neighboring towns. He
had been the settled Pastor over the ConGre-
gational Church in Peacham for nearly half a
century, and though released from the active
duties This Office for a few years past in con-
sequence of bodily infrmities and having his
residence with another people, the attachment
of the church d people to him has been one of
affectonnte tenderness, and continued to the
last moments of his life. He went among
them in their infancy, nurtured and led them
in the "paths of righteousness to manhood
and old age, and the influence of his example
and teachings will long be felt for good in the
town; indeed, his efforts, in connection with
those of other like minded citizens of the
town, have given to the people of Peacham a
well deserved reputation for morality and eve
ry good work. Such n man, when separated
from such people, is parted with only with
regret and sorrow.
The sermon on the. occasion was preached
by the Rev. DAVID SWITZERLAND, of Bath, N.
H., for many years the contemporary of Mr.
Worcester, and the Oldest brother minister
living in this vicinity. The text had been in
dictated by Mr. Worcester, and was from the
18th chapter of Luke-"God be mcrciful to
me sinner" The speaker remarked that the
text was not such an one as he would have Sc
lected had the matter been left to the dictates
ofhis own feelings.
A proper tribute TO the memory of this VEN
Grated and just man, will, no doubt, be prcpar-
ed shortly by some one in possession OF the
materials for doing it,
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NEW GOODS.

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Wool Irvine, Strainer Cloth,
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X ESTO RATIVE FRANCHISE.
CONSU MPTION.

oUIS FOUNTAIN, junior partner Of the firm Fontain
IL n son Chemists and Prescrplopiss to the ROYAL
University PARIS, mas established AT Washington City D.
Ca Depot for the sale Of their above cecba ed
VIII CHI they offer 10 The Amerc 'ubc a sure AN.
TlDOl K FOR CONSUMPTION, in lis advanced AZ
well as inciPen ages. ACHING directly upon The Lungs
anu arestng ineir decay, onN sooh,s quets al
once the distress and pain attendant upon this ore
regarded fatal disease but the Lungs and Their
synipal h sing "rsansto NATURAL AND HEALTHY
ACTION. Accompanying each package gener al IN
slr'cions and directions ransa ed for its use adapted
to all cases aLd sricl followed not fail ia every
insance-ifth the Lungs are not wholly consunedor n.
storing the patient healh-whob may be permanently
secured BY future and rvoiding uiu exposu to
anus pherc changes.
Price, Eight Francs. LOUIS FONTAIN
IT, For The information of persons residing in The inte-
ror-any par Of he governmenhe wnnd siaie that tn,
remedy rs prepared and imported direct from ,her abo
lore, Pars and that the same be ported
The mail as he ADVISED Officers the Post Office De
parment, 10 any Post Office in the country at the same
charge ds for double leltcr. ANY persons the,
residing distant from this city who may wish To avail
themselves of the y, do by add essins hin,
through The mail post paid. Two dollars wing
IN order will entio person whole and one hrd
package. LOUIS FONTAIN
Washington ID. G. CcinberI Is46 "a
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BEAUTY LOST AND FOUND.

10 evil hour the entered Paradise and Beauty
Its charm But the Advise all animal
vegetable mater And the Mysterious Of restoring
her former pure, clear and beautiful complexion
binod in RAILWAYS CHINESE INDICATED SOAP
The wonderful effects which this valuable Soap has nu the
skin and minute secreory vessels, is entirely different from all
other soaps, cosmetics or lotions that
extermnator of all Spots, Biemhe Boches Pusus Pm
PIES and cher ans,ghy marks, is emnentiy superior any
other OF the kind both theoretical
Instead of driving theses impurities OF the
skin into the system, which most oi the do this
liable Soup attract these impurities which dishgure the
Gle from the most minnie and secreory vessels the suce
leaving all the vessels and secretons where the impurities
the skin caused much annoyance healthy
diton Mildly expeng from the surface every dis
hguremen and restoring the complexion beautiful ap
pearance which nature intended it should wear.
Its medical effects in curing Salt Rheum, Ring Worm Fry
speas, Rash, the poisonous effects Of usqnoe Bites
PED FLESH, BLEEDING and SORE LIPS, Rough, sullow
and dscoored skim spoken of in of the praise
by thousands OF individuals who benefited BY the
use of this valuable hinese Medoated Soap.
Sold by BALDWIN * SCOTT, Montpelier
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LATEST NEWS.

~ The New Orleans Picoyune O. the 21st.
ult. announces that Tampco. Mexican town of
1000 inhabitants, surrendered 10 the U. 5. Squad
ron under Com. Perry on the 18th, without resist
ance. 1t was deemed necessary tc call at once Tor
U. $. troops to maintain Tampco, and the civil and
military authorities Of Louisiana promptly respond
ed to the call,
Mexico it is said will not consent TO peace, I'M
less the U. ). Government gives satisfaction for
the injuries done her.
Santa Anna has $4,000 troops at San Luis Poto-
81, and shortly expects to have 10000.
There has been trouble at Los Angeles, the ma.
tives having risen against the yankees; many oil
the Mexcans we're killed or wounded
At Monterey our officers have Imprisoned the
French Consul Tor protesting agains, the occupa-
ton Of California, and an English vessel had pro-
ceeded to the Marquesas (where we suppose there
is a French force,) to give this news Ii true,
France may get involved in the scrape.
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graduate Of and for soc time professor IN the University Of
Vermont He had bcen the settled pastor over the Presbyterian
church in Phelps for the last years.
Dubuque owa) Nov I'd his residence In that state Jas
Crawford, Esq distinguished lawyer, aged 49, of TheohP
l1s Crawford, Esq. Of Putuey. VT . . .
At Hydepatk Nov 10TH Of the consumption, Ms Fanny IT,
wife fsmon A. spcer and daughter of Capt Nehemiah
teman Of Bozrah Ct aged u.s. Printers In New Hampshire
and ~ York requested to notice. -
At North Danville, Nov 27 Capt Dudley swazey aged 75
ofthe earliest settlers Of the town. .
In atdwick Oct 81 ofconsumpon, Mrs. Hannah Rollins
In Worcester Mass October o7th after very short Illness
Mt. Hiram Gould, aged 36 years.
In Bloomfield the 10th instant, acr illness Of four days
Hon. Martin French In the 5st year ofhis age.
Lydia Springer wife Of jacob Springer Of Luuenburgh
Nov 10, aged Ga, ia the hope of blessed Immortality
Printers ~ Y, Mass and Maine requested TO notice.
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To D st,c, SHOOT cOmm tees ia WasAington cann,y

TO Dsuiet S.hOO, Comm tees ia WashngtOn cauniy
GENrLEMES:
The relation which Schools indu-
suggest the flowing for consideration pre-.
time. In few weeks all the schools in this county will
have commenced and much, very much of their
fuithuness which discharge the high
trust teposed in you.
You select the teachers who next three months
are to have the charge Of the thousands of youthful minds found
nnsp OF the entire interests these schools office
noble sphere of usefulness If faithful
sings will be the result If remss the
mischievous and ruinous.
You have, probably engaged your respective
schools before this time. This work hoped done
with and with candidate
the office, than to the price demanded.
Having hired your tacher and important relation
snuted between and him He in
Should there be preudces against him
lies, the proper mediator between them Seek to
cure, his behalf their good will Your eye and should
be and attentive the
ready to respond its cams-and
ngs Of discomfort You should believe aught
teacher but after your school find that
that mistake is recthed the Do
thy teacher school Errors imbbed in bad school,
the shot space oil three months cost the labor of
eradicate.
Suffer inquire Is your school good repair
Are the windows whole and well fed' Is the in good
condition? Is the flooring tight Ia the pasterng, the
WALL and head, whoie' Are the good
repair and comor,abe Is the House clean Has it been
banked? Are there loose capboird Have you good
house Is there a there Pail and cup! Much the
comf and prosperity of the school depends upon
ton to these comparatively small matters.
would suggest the Importance your visiting the school,
practicable, after Do cneat suf
fer the first week without dschargng this duty
peat these visits as often 8 consistent
At first VISIT please make special inquiry regard
supply of books their uniformity, II there should
fciency Or want of uniformity perhaps you may persuade those
concerned to remedy che evil
Respectfully,
j. SCOTT.
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DENTISTRY.

nOCT. NJ. NEWTON, surgical aud Mechanical DENTIST,
- Ohce over Mr. Spaldng's Sore Mau, the head
staes,eet In order introduce Of the improve
mens in the construction of plate teeth, propose
pats whole sets OF teeth gold plate perfectly resemb
Ming the natural in form aud Color and point of ut
~, fulfilling all purposes of mascation well as the
teeth For any piece of work shalt require haif amount
to be paid at The time aud the remainder in three MONTHS
work should satisfactory II not the be re-
turned and the money refunded
FILLING.
Persons having decayed Teeth have them filled ths
Office in style not surpassed by dentist New England
From the peculiar in which perform this oe
gold is made us solid the tooth itself, presenting fn
face and being susceptible Of the finest polish Teeth filled
this manner will remain during the life time Of patient
provided be taken in brushing the Teeth
keen them free from the effect of Tartar An operations
formed upon strictly scientific principles and reduced prices
Montpelier, Dec 1886 90
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ANOTH 2R TRIUMPH.

Warren, Lincoln Co. July l5 1886.
Dear Sr-l take pleasure in complying with your reques,
testimony IN favor OF your valuable medicine having
daughter 10 old dangerously sick year
stored with t. My daughter took violent cold epom
be lSi3 which settled lungs was troubled with
bad cough all winter tried various kinds of medicines,
of them had the desired effect The cough continued until
March, when we became alarmed condition, applied
to physician, who attended her some time, but did he
good We thenconsulted another hut all to purpose av-
ing exhausted the whole ogue of medicines the
two distinguished physicians having done their best
herwe then obtained bottle of Wistars asam of Wild
Cherry, which relieved her immediately After taking four
ties she completely Icsored and enjoys good health
JOHN LEEDS.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS.
For sale by w. FOWLE, 1888 Washington also
9J-For sae by 5. P. REDFlELD Montpelier, VT.
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DENTAL SURGERY.

A n. sWEETSER would respectfully announce to tho in
hap'sns 81 Montpelier and vicinity, that he has
oo over f wilder and Co.'s Store StateslTeet where he
viii attend To all operations upon EETH e feel eon6den,
uyng .nat all operations sha be performed in
"W h"N,' nv" on the most reasonable terms. Teeth
acted and mineral Teeth on gold plate OF on pivot
when WIN not only Improve the beauty and promote ffee and
uhet eua,lon but may DO used In nastieation us well
as me natural Teeth Special will he in clean
nP ana nng 10 prevent further decay Teeth flied with ola
Boston or New,Yok Teeth brushes of the first quality and
the most celebrated Tooth Powder which has ever been
TO the public for cleaning and preserving ana imparin1
them beautiful ustIe ard for preserving the gums
una for sale at this Office, wholesale or retail. '
Ladies and Gentlemen who cannot make IL n
al at tho Office will be attended at their residences
Montpelier, Nov. 1886. 9ltf
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YANKEE DOODLE. The reader will find an ad-
vertisement of racy, piQuant, and humorous paper
under this title. In form snd spirit it is the famous
London Punch adapted to Yankeedom and from
the specimen which has come under our notice, we
Judge it to be genuine scion from the British
stock, albeit perfectly independent. Samuel Lover
is to contribute series of American Sketches, en-.
titled Handy Audy's Post Bag"-a sufficient guar
antv for " fun alive"
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OBITUARY,
"With noiseloss step death steal, on man,
No plea, no prayer delivers him;
From midst Of life's unfinished plan,

FTOm nITsI OT TITe's unhnIsh pun.
With sudden hand, it sewers him "
Died In Cambridge, Mass Sabbath morning Nov. 18th, Of ty
phod fever, George Henry Steele aged %.
The deceased the eldest Of Jason Steele ESQ., of
Chelsea, Vermont graduated at Dartmouth College IL 1885,
and ut tho time of his death member OF tho Law School
in Harvard University Though he cut down suddenly far
from his native hills his stood by his dcathhed suffer-
ing with him they sucwhe their strong staff was bro
ken aud their beautiful rod.
His friends will that in Of his last letters
homo he aske, of his little sisters 10 begin again with him
the Bible which they had finished reading simultaneously
ttuay the deceased noted foi endowmons
blended harmony rather than Tor prominent charac
tefstic He had of disposition which all would
wish might live forever, and remarkable Tor that dew OF
youth" with wi eh is hardest to associate de ith Owing TO-
Of active life his relatives, classmates, all who knew him. join
in saying We thought ooath and him iogctherhe was
taken from in such hour thought notwe
they that dream As his magewth undmmed and coun-
unchanged, fair young, to their
memories, reveal Significance in tho truth, that
the chief end of education should he for life beyond fe
well that days earth shadow and there is none
abiding Then Though he has lost his life they will not lose
his death. Com.
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o. The Columbian Lady's aud Gentleman's
Magazine for December has been received. The
publisher announces that arrangements have been
made 10 main ain the high reputation which this
Magazine has won. Fanny Forester is still TO be
a contributor. The new volume commences with
the January number, SO in advance. Address, post
paid, Israel Post 140 Nassau St, New York.
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DIED.

Savage, ia the 3oth year of her age
IN Gilmore, Oct 70 David Humphrey I'd, of Samuel and
b.hy sh IN the Olh year OF his age, amer distressing III
requested, &c - ~ "'' NV
In south Nohun, Mass, Sd ult Mis- Luereta C. wif o5
Mr.. William T.. COtes of Barre Vi - ~ -
In 81. Louis Mo. about the LIST Geo w Lynda Fso
OF Rock Island, ILL., eyed about As late Hon Corne
Lynde OF Wiliamstown, VT.
In lheps Ontario 70, N. " wednesday morning. the al,
a' hev' Lucas Hubbe, aged SO years. Mr. Hubbe was