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Whose cause is God"
Il us not neglect her plainost dictates.


Boston, Mnss Sept. 10, 1915.
None genuine unlcss signed I. BUTTS.
For sale by w. FOWlE 1873 Washington ST. Boston, also
01rFor sale by :. p. REDFiEGD Montpelier, VT.
SIR ASHLEY COOPER's PILLS. THE MOST EMINENT
PHYSICIANS IN THE WORLD Recommend tho use Of
EFSfR ASHLEY COOPER'S PILLS. A Medicine owing its
ol this man, be otherwise than good aud
produce honccn effects They the eiIcciuul
nature for the speedy of Dyspepsia, Indgcs
ton Constipation and CostyGnOss, offered to the public.
They have been successfully employed in almost variety
Of functional diseases the Stomach Bowels, Liver and
Spleen such Heartburn, Naueu Pain and Distenton of the
Stomach and Bowels Inspient Darhooa, Coc Jaundce, Loss
Of Appetite Sick Headache Soasickncss, sc. Literary
men, students and all others Of Scdontay habits will find them
very useful great advantage these pills. purge possess
all others is weakening The patient while under their
operation, neither do thoy produce sickness.
Price . cents Box Sold Railways Health Agency OIL
Hudson street, Wholesale and retail.
7C;lw BALDWIN SCOTT & CO., Montpelier Vt.
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DIR. WlsrAR,s nALsAM OLE WIN cnERRY.

DR.. WisIARS BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Til. is chemical extract of Wild Cherry and Tar Every
body knows that Wild Cherry possesses Important medical
properties aud Tar Water has always administered
Consumption and Lung affections generally by oldest aud
safest Physicians.
Various remedies is true, have been offered and pulled
notice for tho Diseases Of tho lungs
been found doubt useful but of all that have
discovered is admitted by physicians, aud al who
nCssod its effects that none has proved successful this
For Asthma, shouos Of BREATH and similar affections may
be pronounced positive has cured asthma many
Of ten and twenty standing, after the
declared the beyond tho reach fmodicno.
This Balsnm is made from materials which, nature has pro
duccd in all northern uttudos andoo for diseases
cd by cold climates.
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PLOUGHS F! PLOUGHS !!

IL. a. WEBB,
las taken an Agency from D. PIouly Boston for
the purpose of selling in this place, the various article,
manufactured by them, consisting part of the following
ces all of which may be found the formerly occupied
by Benz. Day Il Co.:
All kinds of Ploughs, Cultivatofs, Corn Sheers,
Straw Cutters Manure Forks Pitch do Steel Garden Rakes
Steel Garden Hoes, Ioswotths Hoes, Tin Milk Pans
Eahen DO aud various other articles tho line too numcr
Gus to mention
NAlI will be sold favorable purchas-
ed IN this State.
Montpelier June 18th, 1915. 70r
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EmGRAToN, Through the politcuess of Colo
mel Thorne, of the u. S. Revenue, we have been
permitted TO take from the books OF the Department,
the following list Of passengers arriving from For
I.-t ,b, q
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The BRrrIsH REVIEWS. We refer the reader
TO the advertisement of Leonard Scott g. Co., IN
this days paper, by which it will be seen that the
reprints of the leading British Magazine are pla
ced within the reach of eyer limited means-and
we add, that these reprints are handsomely execu-
ted and answer all the purposes Of the originals
The Edinburgh Review is the organ oflhc wings,
and the London Quarterly speaks for the Tory par
ty; the Westminster Review belongs to the ultra
liberal politicians and fights the alliance OF church
and State; while in the Foreign Quarterly and
Blackwood, one gets an abundance of the litera-
ture of Europe, not always without a spice of poll
tics to be detected in Backwood, The politi.
clan and the lawyer should have thelEdinburgh Re-
view and Londoh Quarterly; the clergyman or the
scholar would doubtless prefer the Westminster
and the Foreign Quarterly and nearly every body
would like Blackwood.
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TO THOSE WHO SUFFER

EROM Dyspepsia Indigestion, Costiveness. Futuoncy
Sohne of stomach, Chuc, Cholera MorbuS, DsentcIy,
summer Complaints, ishmess Of Breath, Asthma Bilious
ness, Depression Srrs, Resessnos, Want Of sleep,
We would say that YOU have cure ia SIR ASHLEY COO
PER'S PULLS This celebrated medicine, owing it,
that Gent English Phycianhers om all other purgu-
tves in The form of PILLS, lst it, Becnnse they do de-
blitate the patient while under their influence 3D. Thoy
produce sickness neither thoy harsh in their operation
They give strength for weakness and health tor Sickness.
4h hey are tho cheapest Medicine in the ond because does
not require so many for dose. Sold by
q BALDWIN, SCOTT & CO. Montpeliet vi
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Sales Of so bills of prime pork at slO 50 do mess ut so
30 kegs Id e hams mos Moderate sales of Gennes.
SEQ flour ~ S4b2 The Liverpool flour market the 18th
Mt was dull there being large stock hands95O0O bbIs.
in bond aud mostly American-.4has.
Hooi MAY y" Quantity hand large, but sufficient
for the demand until the clip in. Prime Snxony
neeces washed 50 to 4OAm full blood IS 3do "a, 80
f2do 2 8 TO JO IL and common g6 to 23sup. Northern
pulled lamb 33No. do. 81 to 3O-No do. 10 to 9O-No
"a to l6M. y. Earmer.
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o. Messrs. Wilson & Co. of New York have
just issued their annual Fourth Of July number of
the BROTHER JONATHAN. /. is a double
sheet newspaper of stupendous size, filled with
wood engaylngs Of the finest kind. Among them
we notice the capture and the execution of Major
Andre, during The revolutionary war---two pictures
which are indeed splendid The whole OF this
mammoth sheet is tasteiully arranged and beauti-
fully printed. The price is only IL = cents per
copy. Cheap enough
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DANGEROUS SPoRT'-On two occasions within
n week, and once late in the evening, boys have
amused themselves by throwing fre-balls in the
streets. This ought not to be: there is danger of
firing buildings, as was proved on Tuesday night,
which OF course occasions anxiety to the owners
Of property; and in addition, there is danger of
frightening horses passing in the hIqhwaYs.
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THE MOST EMINENT

DHYSlClANS IN THE WORLD Recommend the Of
SIR ASHLEY COOPFR's PILLS A Medicine owing its
origin 10 ms eminent cannot be otherwise than good aud
must produce beneficial effects They the most eecui
assistant to nature iof the speedy of Dyspepsia ndges
ton Constipation and COstyenoss, ever offered TO the public
They have beou successfully employed in almost variety
OF functional diseases Of the stomach, Bowels, Lvor and
Speon such as Heartburn Nausea Pain and Distenton Of the
stomach and Bowels lnspent Dahoea, Collie Jaundice Loss
of Appetite, Sick Headache, Seasckness, &c. &C. Literary
inca, Students aud all Others Of Sedentay habits will nd them
very useful great advantage these pills, purge possess
all others Is weakening the patient while under their
operation, neither do they produce sickness.
Price p cents Box. Sold Railways Health Agency, 81
Hudson street, Wholesale and retail.
u BALDWIN, SCOTT & Co, Montpelier, VT
STATE or VERMONT, The Hon the Probate Cour lor
Disic Of Randolph So the District of Randoph,-to all
concerned of Olivia Chase late of Ran-
dolph ~ said district, deeeased- Greeting.
WHEREAS, William lIobad and Thomas r. Russell, Exec
w noIs Of the win aud Testament of sand deceased
have made applicants this Couit for license sell all the
real estate Of said deceased and represent that the
necessary for tho payment of the debts Legaces and charges
against said estate.
Tho eiore you hereby notified appear session of
sad Court to he held the Inn of r. H. Dickinson 10 Chelsea,
said District 23d day Of june A. d. 1896 und show
cause any you have why license should not be gTuuted
aforesaid
And this order shall be published three weeks successfully
the vermont Waterman, printed at MontpeoT In this stae
the last which publications. shall be before the day assign
ed for hearing as aforesaid
Dated at Randolph, this st day OF June A. ID. 1916.
. by order Of Court,
os PhILANDER PERRIN, Register
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COMMON SCHOOL CONVENTION.
SIR ASHLEY COOPER'S
Pills


For NJ Speedy and Safe Cure DYSPEPSIA or INDIGEs-
TIC.I CONSTIPATION, COsTlVENESS, SICK HEAD
ACHE, ALL NERVOUS AFFECTIONS and all diseases
arising from an improper tone of the Stomach.
fHNHE recommendations through which this Pill reaches tho
public numerous they yaruus The ceri-
Gates of the lips have been cured
lay It's administration und thousands upon thousands tesi.
munas bcnetcui effects might be adducnd Dr. Enpead
lIston and even Mott with nuumerabc country
have uscd in te private practice, and added their
It's But the proprietor feels that the
recommendation its efficacy aud M mort, uud that
alone for the public to try to be satisfied.
The Proprietor intend this be under
the head Of "humbuggety lie does that good
for every thing, but only that mil diseases if
perseveGd Among these Who'd in the stomach Indl-
ness diseases dependent upon improper tone
of The stomach.
The dose adult depends upon tho Severity of the dis
lfnyspep1 and the patient has complained long time
three to five pulls will he required sufficient keep
laxative effect, until he finds relief which the majority
Of cases Will take place in about days. md
will be cured In three Indigestion with in
every coant, every class of society," and every
the year, you may search the whole InarmacopiW
cannot find Medicine valuable this
identical PILL 1t has done lndlgGstion Flatuence
Soufness stomach than the whole of the Phamacopn
together. And need be said of this Medicine
nat issued from the gigantic or6hOuse Of the mind Of
the greatest PHfSiCL1S and SURGEONS Of any age of
SIR skSTAEk COOPER; and 1t il TO him that a
grateful public is Indebted
IJ'lhe Dose Of this Medicine PILL before each
three day, for adult, until all unpleasant symptoms
removed For a chill "a day WILDE sufficient.
0[Tsoll by BALDWIN, SCOTT co.
Moutna
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FRrDAY, May Goth.
SENATE. The first thing done was to agree to
adjourn, at the close of the day, until Monday.
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr.. Hanne
gan, to adjourn Congress on the goth of July, was
taken up.
Mr.. Dayton said he could not see any necessity
for keeping Congress here until the Doth of Julv
He thought all the business which ought to be done
could be done month earlier and he therefore
moved to strike out the goth of July and insert the
20h of June.
Mr.. Sewer was not willing to adjourn until the
Tariff question was disposed of He moved there
lore to lay the resolution on the table.
Mr.. flanagan demanded the yeas and nnys md
the motion was decided in the negative, ayes 10
noes 81.
Mr.. Mongum said that in the present state of our
foregn relations he did not see how Congress could,
with any propriety tie itself up to particular day
for adjournment
Mr.. Allen was not in favor of acting on the res
olutIon while we were at war with Mexico, and our
relations with England remained unsettled. He
desired that the resolution might pass informally
Mr. Webster thought 1t premature to name day
Tor adjournment at this time. 1t would be diff.
cult matter for any one to determine what length
OF time would be required to act upon measures
now before Congress, or which might be presented
10 it.
The resolution was postponed until Monday.
HOUSE. The bill from the Senate for the in
crease OF me number OF generals IN the army. and
more efficient organization of the volunteers on.
gagged in the war with Mexico, was reported from
the military committee with an amendment and
passed over informally
The House then took up the bill from the Senate,
providing for the appointment of additional pay.
masters in tho army.
long debate ensued, which partook of party
character, and was chiefly in reference to making
the Office OF paymaster permanent as provided for
in the bill, instead of its being four years appoint.
ment, as at present.
Without any action upon the bill, at a late hour
the House adjourned.
Nothing OF importance on Saturday.
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VOTE OF THANKS. The House of Represent
atives, on Thursday, by unanimous vote, passed
the following vote of thanks to "Gen Taylor and
his army of heroes":-
Resoired Ggh The Senate and House of Representa-
tires Of The United States Of .7merica in Congress
assembled, That the thanks of Congress are due,
and are hereby rendered, to Brcvet Major General
Zachary Taylor, commanding the army of occupa.
ton, his officers and men, for the ortude Skill en-
terprso and courage which have distinguished the
recent brilliant operations on the Rio Grande
.4nd be ii further reSoiUed That Congress sin
cerey sympathize with the relatives and friends of
the officers and soldiers of the army of the United
States who so bravely fell in the service of their
country on the Rio Grande
HeSolred That the President be requested TO
cause the foregoing resolutions to be communica-
ted to Major Gen. Taylor, and through him, to the
army under his command.
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NETWORK MARKET. NAV o5.

Bees wax q to 80. Table butte 10 25 Shipping 10.
Cheese to TO- Flour-Nothern and Western SO TO 10
Hops 20 to a. Mess heof to g. Primo 450 to $50 Mess
pork l05V TO l3 prime S,75 to 10 Lard TOT Taow to
g. Woo-SaNony 30 TO 81, Merno 30 40, 10 blood %
3' common ~ to p, and the market quetameriean 4g
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OFFICERS OF THE NEW REGIMENT OF Noun.
TED RIFLEMLN.-We give, from the Union, the
list OF officers of the regiment of mounted rfiemcn
to be raised, among which will be found the name
OF the gallant Captain Walker, who, with his Ran
gers has rendered such signal service. Only one
officer has been taken from the army-Lieut. Ere.
mont, now in Oregon.
appointments BY the President, By and ioih The ad-
rice and consent Of The Senate.
heSotUed, That the Senate advise and consent TO
the following appointments in the army of the u
nted States, in the regiment of mounted riilemen.
or third regiment % Dragons, as authorized by the
act approved May 10, I646
Persler F. Smith, of louisiana 10 be colonel
John L. Fremont, Of the army, TO be lieutenant
colonel.
George S. Burbridge, of Kentucky, to be major.
William II. Lorng Of Florida, to he captain.
Wlnsow f. Sanderson, of Ohio TO be captain.
Samuel II. Walker of Texas to be captain
Henry c. Pope, OF Kentucky, to be captain.
George y. Cnttenden, Of Kentucky to be captain.
Stephens II. Mason, of Virginia, to be captain.
john ). Simonson of Indiana, to be captain.
John b. Backentos, OF Illinois, to be captain.
Bella Nj. Hughes, Of Missouri, to be captain
( Stephen 5. Tucker, Of Arkansas, 10 be captain.
Benjamin 5. Roberts, OF Iowa, to be first lieu.
tenant.
Thomas Ewel, of Tennessee, to be first lieu
tenant.
Andrew Porter, of Pennsylvania, to be first lieu
tenant.
Michael T. Van Buren, of Michigan, to be first
lieutenant.
Leween Jones, of New York, to be first lieu
tenant.
Noah Newton, OF Ohio, to be first lieutenant.
Thomas Duncan Of Illinois, to be first lieutenant.
William w. Taylor, Of Indiana, to be first lieu
tenant.
Andrew ]. Lindsay, of Mississippi, to be first
lieutenant
John g. Walker of Missouri, to be first lcuten-
ant
Z Spear S. Upton, of Indiana, to be first lieuten
\apt
Thomas Claiborne, Jr., of Tennessee, to be sec
ond lieutenant.
Thomas g. Rhett, of South Carolina, to be Sec
ond lieutanant.
Charles l.. Denman, of New York, to be second
lieutenant
Washington L. Elliot, of Pennsylvania, to be
second leutenbnt.
Thomas Davis, of Illinois, to be second euten-
ant.
George McIanc, of Maryland to be second lieu
tenant.
Murray Morris, of the District of Columbia, &c
be second Iertenant.
Llewelen Rague, Of Ohio to be second lieuen.
ant.
Francis S. X. RUSSELL of Michigan, to be second
lieutenant.
Julian May, OF the District of Columbia, TO be
second lieutenant.
Military Storekceper-lam G.. Sturgeon, TO be
military storekceper, vice Richard B. Butler, reno
we'd
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We have the Boston Traveller of the Ga which should con-
tam the report OF tho market for the st, but is there
May 20 ero were 40 beef cattle at Market, which brought
o2o tOO Tor extra, to % for frat quality $50 575 for
"a qualify and SO to for ~ quality. 90 pairs Working
oxen s0d from 40 to 92 40 calves sold
49, 600 sheep sold from l75 25 725 swine sold 2
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NJ AR RTED-

10 This village on the Both by Rev A. G Button, Mr. Ihaol
= Bailey "l tnohbush Mass to Miss Lucy Paell of More
town.
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S0AW9l3o

Now opening Cartons OF those rich Cashmere Shawls,
Black silk, do Tugeona do Imperial, all selling very low
BROADCLOThS, DOE SKINS, CAsSIMEREs, sATT
NETS and TWEEDs IN endless variety, prices from 25 CT
TO 5,55 per yard,
have in addition to my extensive assortment of CLoTH
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LIFE INSURANCE.
READ & DECIDE.

u. y. NVH z n d No. T3 STATE ST.
EEPS constantly for sale good of Cheup Publ
cations and Stationary, and sti continues furnish
aznes and Newspapers FREE of Postage and Three Dol
lar magazines VIII be sent POST PAID any part the Uni
tod states or Territories. Orders from ance accom-
panying promptly attended to. "a wise is suf-
Client" ~
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READY MADE CLOTHING,
irtmon of silk Pocket Iik scurf, Plain Fancy ScaT
do Suspendos do together witt almost every acl
,ually found in a Gentleman's furnishing Store.
BONNETS AND RIBBONS.

Just reed good assortment of BONNETS, RIBBONS Ard
fetal FLOWERS and WREATIIS, Bonnet LAWNS, and Lin
Ing SILKS, oil SIX, silk GLOVES, KID Do, silk MITs
Elastic LACE Do, silk CRAYATS and PURSES
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| now opening in addition my stock Of dry goods
large Of superior TABLE Pocket CUTLERY
from the approved manufactures. Also Razos of
price, pattern and nsh together with large invoice OF sCls
Razor sops, Fancy Soaps, Cloth and Hair brushes, Teel
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after ne viii have opportunity express his views
70 whatever extent he wishes.
The debate continued By Msssrs. .HASNEGAN'
JOHNSON Of Maryland ALLEN CAss, and others ou; our
limits compel to stop here The Senate, without Ia
king any question. adjourned I'll, Monday By vote Of =
TO p. Mr. BzEEsg has the floor.
HOUSE OF REP PERSONALITIES.
The Speaker announced that reports from standing
committees were first in order. Previous, however,
10 calling the committees. he laid before the House
Communications from the War and Navy Depart
mens in answer the resolution calling upon them
10 INFORM the House whether any person or persons
attached TO the Army or Navy. were employed in
either of their Departments and ii whether they
received additional compensation. Which were
ordered TO be printed for the use of the House.
The House then on motion OF Mr.. RAIHsuS went
into the Committee Of the Whole the state OF the
Union and resumed the consideration Of the River
and Harbor Appropriation Bill. Messrs McCLEL-
LAND of Miss and HuDsoS OF Mass. sustained the
Bill and Mr. RHETr Of 5. c. opposed il During
The speech OF Mr. HUDSON. NJ. HOPKINS OF Va
raised point Of order, that the gentleman from
Mass had no right TO discuss the Tariff ques-
ton while considering the River Appropriation Bill
The Chair decided that Mr.. HUDSON was in order.
From. this decision az appeal was taken, when no
quorum voting the Committee rose, reported that
fact TO the House, and the House then adjourned.
Nj HUDSON being cut of in the middle of his
speech will be entitled 10 the floor to morrow.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

SENATE.
ALBANY, Wednesday Feb IS.
Mr.. CLARK reported bill to revive and continue
the Charter of the New. York Typographical So
ciety.
Mr. PUTNAM reported bill TO punish Seduction
and Adultery, and for other purposes The bill is
the same as that reported last year. Adjourned
ASSEMBLY.
After the reception and reference OF few petit
tons the bill TO provide for the Public Printing
taken up in Committee OF the Whole, Mr.. S. Law
RENEE in the Chair when most animated debate
sprung up which continued during the entire ses-
sion.
Messrs " S. SHERWOOD, STEVENSON and
WELLS, with great ability and close reasoning, ex
planned and defended the Senate bill, and contrast
ed its plain straightforward provisions with the
complicated. absurd, and embarrassing amendments
which the Printing Committee seek TO engraft upon
it. The merits OF the Senate bill, as measure OF
reform and retrenchment demanded alike by the
public voice and the public interests-could scarce
ly have been presented in a more striking and con-
vincing light. Nor Were the incidental exposures
Of the pretensions of the leading opponents of the
Senate bill. less pointed or significant.