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CITY DYE HOUSE,
SmithfleId Lime.
WORCESTER BOOKSTORE,
No. Sc Main Street.

ERASTUS N. TUCKER,
PUBLISHER BOOKSELLER AND SFArIONER,
(SuccesSor to CLARENDON HARRIS.)
SALE,
Miscellaneous. Classical and School Books,
ofa the most approved kinds.
Paticular attention paid to always keeping on hand,
very complete assortment OF
.S4ooI and Fancu Stationery, Blank Books, &c.
? Paper RULED to pattern and Blank Books MANUFAc-
TU ED at short notice, of superior paper and BOUND in
th{mosI durable manner.
Ainds of BLANKS in use, and Of God Paper.
PAPER of all descriptions!
En0melied, Porcelain, and Pearl Surface CARDS.
ANNALS AND BOOKS FOR Presents
in great variety.
Webster's QuartO Dictionary, unabridged.
iTAll New Books received published, max
ing the largest assortment to be found inahe c;y
NJ T. respectfully invites the attention OF Merchants,
and those purchasing goods in his line, TO his extensive
assortment, ali of which warranted as
Cheap the cheapest and as good as the best"
Nov % div w4t
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NEW STORE
THE subscriber has opened Store directly opposite
II. COTTON, No. 297 Main and No Souihbridge St
for the transaction OF the grocery business &c. share
OF public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Worcester. 2dwG L. SPRING,
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FLOUR -FLOUR
Beautiful Teeth and Sweet Breath,
All may possess by using
SHERMAN'S TOOTH PASTE.

SHERMAN'S' TOOTH PASTE.
TT Is warranted free from acid any injurious ingred
leuts and unsurpassed for cleaning and whitening TIE
teeth removing tarter preventing them from aching de-
cay, the time giving them healthy appearances
well hardening the gums, and sweeenng the breath
1t leaves delicious taste in the mouth anu gives unver
satisfaction. Whoever 1t once, will ever after
give it the preference every other denice Charles
w. SandGrd, Col Charles g. Benson, and scores Of our
most distinguished citizens, have used SHERMANF
TOOTH PASTE for several years, and believe II to be
unequaIIcd Reader, get box and try it, you want
sweet breath and handsome teeth.
SHERMAN'S PLASTER, commonly called SHER-
MANS POOR MANS PLASTER, for the iriflng sum
of 2k cents without exception the best article in the
shape of Plaster in the known world. gives relief In
few hours where the suffering is intense.
RHEUMATISM, LumbagO, Pain or Weakness In the
Side Chest Back Neck Loins Limbs Joints, yield 20
1t sooner than any other remedy. Worn the lower
part the spne they have cured tho Piles, and the
small the back they have cured Falling of the Womb
Dyspeptcs, or persons troubled with Liver Complaint,
will find them Of great and Surprising benefit, when wore
the part Affected. Consumpves should always
their chest it will ease their Cough, and remove
the Soreness Several million of them have been sold and
never complaint made against them.
For sale wholesale and RETAIL the cheap Bookstore
Sept. 22--dw3m ]. CIRCUIT, JR.
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CHE Da(lp s=pp.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Woreeste,
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.

IerinSs
Ths pvice Of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
aanun, or eventyhve Gents per quarter if paid strictly
in advance.-0r
Four Dollars per annum or One Dollar per quarter II
paid in advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS spy
published weekly the office Terms-$l,7 70 in
advance, or $500 ifnot paid in advance.
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Cotton Machinery for Sale.

. ECENTLY used in the manufacture of Nc. 80 Printing
IL Cleths, and in good running order, consisting of
Picker, Wilton d Sons mGke-20 Cards--9 Breakers
IL Finshers--l Doubler-l Drawing France Taunton
Speeders 10 heads each Is Spinning Frames, 1900 vG
spindles2 pair Mules Of 456 and of II spndles
l Warper-2 Dressers-6 Leems-l Cylinder and DOGeg
Grinders, with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
1t may be examined at any time application TO Ms
sILAs DINsmoRE, SO Main Forester For further par
ticuars inquire of 8 b. HOLBROOK, Holden
Dec rs dSiaw wtf52
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n ING WORM, SALT RHEUM, SCURVY. ERYHIPE-
II LAS BARBERs ITcH often cured by JONES' It0i-
ion Chemical Soap when every kind Of remedy tailed
That pmpes, reckles and clears the skin all know
Sold at the American Eagle 80 Chatham ST. N. Y, and
byJ CIRCUIT JR., col Main st, Worcester.
Ser is 1913 dwSm
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JOHN A. DANA,
1NEY SELLOR AT LAW

ATTORNEY ANDCOUNSELLOR AT LAW
Office No. s, Central Exchange,
Feb 8. If WORCESTER. MASS.
fINHERE Is A NUMEROUS CLASS OF AILMENTS
L which readily give way to the purifying and toRic
powers o:
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP,
II apled all diseases of the skn such TAM Freck-
les Morphew B ches Scurvey, Erysipelas Salt Rheum
Barbers Itch, &c. &c. Those who desire
CLEAR, HEALTHY COMPLEXION,
would do well give this sdmirable Preparation trial.
Iss Ia but Is for large cake Be sure TO ask oF
Jones' Italian Chemical Soap. For sale by J. CIRCUIT,
JR. 20l Main 81, Worcester dwSm- Sept 10, le4S.
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Iuli SIN. 1913.
CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
OPEN TO KEENE.
TINE AFTER


nN and AFTER SATURDAY July let. the passenger Trair
~ will run, in connection with the Fcibulg Trains, b.
tween Boston md Kecnc as follows:
Leave Boston at z, A. NJ. ind y, =. NJ
Arrive ut Keeue II, A NJ, and q, =. NJ.
Leave kecne at 7, \. aud . +. NJ.
Arrive nj Boston at II, A. NJ, and 6, J. NJ
Stages will run in connection with the ainh ~ Follows
From Wnchcndon, for Bndge and Jahtcy, tho arrival
tho morning Trains up, Mondays, Wednesdays und Fl
dnys, aud returning On Opposite days $500 -
From Fiizwilliam, for RichmUni Winchester, Hinsda
and Batlcboro on Tuesdays, Thursday. aud Saturday
arrival Of the morning Tuns w, mud returning lro
places tho oppOs days, connect with last Ira
ton to those places. Also, from Krene f Chesterfield n
Baitleboro' days. arrival Of afternoon Ira
from Boston up ARRIVING Brattehuo' same evenings ~
returning opposite mornings to fist Train down, pise
gers will arrive at Bosion nj II, A. VI
AT Keeue, Stages will connect with n tho Trains 10 NJ
from Nalpole Bellows Falls, Chester, Cavendh, Ludo,
to Rutland and Burlington; Dow.yio, AltteUd, Charlie
town, Springfield, Wcathersfold Claromont, Nowpor
Windsor, Woodstock and Montpelier to burlington.
This line, connection with the FHchbntg hullrond, NJ
the Stages and from Keene forms direct line Of con
municuiion between Boston and Northern Vermont n
Northern New Hampshire and tic SHORTEST and MOST
REcr LINE between Southern, Middle and Western We
come Son with the stag from Wnchendon mud Ftchbu
Worcester, and the Worcester aud irovence hhiroW
the nrcc line between those sections OF Vermont NJ
Ncw Hampshire aud WorcGstcr Comfy aud the State
Rhode leland nnd IN connection with stages from l.tlet
Mass, TO Lowell, direct communication between the suh
purt ions of New Hampshire and Vermont aud Lowell
Freight Trims viii daily to and from Boston,
onnertion with the regular Filchhmg Trims
For further Information, inquire at BgelUws Express Ol
fec, No. As, Bratto street, or No. II, Em--trect
r.. VI. EDWARDS, prcsidsut.
l.. TlLrON, EnsineeI
On
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Moving VS.. Feeding.

Messrs. Editors After the crops Of hay and
grain are gathered, the inquiry is important, how
Shall the fields be managed to The greatest adj
vantage? Fields TO be continued in grass, 1t is
generally conceded ihat they should be left I'M
disturbed ill they are we'll covered with new
growth. Grazing moving lands Immediately on
the removal of the CROP is attended with many
injurious effects. The aLimols do not fad a
sufficient supply of TODD without more travel
than would be necessary in full bite Of TODD,
therefore they harden the land more by their
lreadlng than in any other season. Keeping he
ground bare of covering, a. this season, exposes
the roots Of grass TO the scorching influences of
,le sun, and if dry weather succeed, many of
them arc killed. Nothing should be taken from
the moving field when practicable to avoid 1t,
earlier than September LII that month the SUMS
rays are less piercing, and there is generally
sufficient moisture to cause the root Immediate
~ to send forth new shoots. a vegetable coy
cring is preserved which is highly conducive to
the health and energy OF the soil.
The prevailing opinion seems to be, that the
second crop should be taken oil by grazing raih-
er than the scythe from this opinion my expe
rence has led me to dssent frequent moving
seems TO me less injurious 10 The roofs OF grass
than feeding, and whether i: eXhausls the sol!
much more Is a questionable point. Grazing
produces very uneven state in field, the cat
lie select the sweetest grasses and leave the
least valuable TO drop into the soil again. TINS
furnishes little or 10 tuod for choice plants, lie
invigoratng influences are chiefly confined to
such grasses as we do not wish TO increase. -
The scythe makes even work, and il dressing
ui the appropriate TODD Of choice grasses follow,
MS it should, then the best grasses will gam the
ascendency and the worst will recedc as certain-
ly as Vicious men will abandon good society
--Cu!tiuGt0r.
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vrRoENNEs, July 26, 1913.


Door Sir: Your letter is before me on the SUBJ
loo, If The Multiccle Rye. answer by the fol-
loving statenent-l sowed one gill the middle
NJ Nav. hoed it twice during the summer and
obinincd half bushe. | sowed the last week
in August and first week in September follow
inc. postured it late in the fall with 800 sheep,
obtained 60 bushels to the acre. ] sowed =
acres last fall, The last of October. This Spring
the winter being open there was no Rye 10 be
seen, but it soon sprung up and produced forty
bushels to the acre.
sowed piece by way OF experiment in the
month of December, it grew well, but did not
fill SO well as when early sowed.
This grain ground with burr-stones and pass
ed through a supctlne bolt, the coarse part taken
out, will make bread but little Inferior to the
Black Sea Wheat. If mixed with barrel flour
huff and half 10 ore would suppose that any rye
was in it.
One fourth of the grain, it harvested with as
much care as we save hay, with the aid Of a
good sraw-cuttor will keep horses and cattle, as
well through the winter as the best OF hay.
Any orders for seed can be supplied after the
tenth Of August next.
| remain yours to serve,
REUBEN WHEELER.
N. B. Three pecks of seed sown in the prop
or season is sufficient for any acre.
0FWe are afraid this story is strained
somewhat. Specimens OF the grain ut j. w.
lIowes' store.
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NEW PATENT
HORSE RAKE.

gEOW fearful we all that friends will throw away
III their money upon Nosrum that will not operate
6ceeHg that blss6ood boards and iron consti-
Wen PdteH R1ke Ne, woid ugnnst the old pptcnt
cuuth specimen patented is worth twenty dollars it il
will rake clean fourth o his farm, My Object
You that Ludds Patent JOINT Tooth Rake, CustSteel
Spring Rake il Superior article Il len out the word Rcolr
Hg but this Of It's hest qualities here insert il J
will only require few statements from your Brotherhood
and q view 0ftne Rake 10 convince YOU
Tho Rake has been ul tested in Caledonia and Orange
Countless Cot Porter Martin (we known in his county
thorough i!rmeD says have used one OF lladds Pa
tent Horse Rakcs my iarln wears past eighty
rrcs of rough aud smooth and, and have broken
spring tooth. consider them far superior any otier
Rake in usc they rake clean aud fiat and the
l.'or of live hands in faking hay" Niamslown, June
will Introduce the statement OF Alvin Smith, Esq. and
refer you to handhl lie says, used the last suuson
one Of Iadl's Patent Joint Tooth Rakes iCd that on
stney aud uneven land where Other Rakes usually fall it
VII make good work, with but lluexira In this vi
cinty, fast suprrccdns all other varieties, and is
Wiamsiown, July II, lsis"
short Pslmct's certificate and two
farmers Dunville have made iiiu OF Ladds Pa
teul Jontrooih Revolving Rtke my farm. II is supe
or any rake have usedit kcs clean upon rough
kinds Of Horse Rakes in this section of country,
aud prefer i.add's TO any other WIN. a. PALMER.
MrNcwell Stocker ftrHer well known in Caledonia Co.
snys-For two years pusi have used iadd's Patent Re
yolyng uiSe Rake. 1t is superior 70 any other Horse
Rake ever saw. have had the different kinds my
farm Iadd'- Rake is used, aud the longer they arc
used the better would part with mine io hfIy dollars
ieS4d not &c, another # the kind. For years
past have used ladd's Rake. In my estimation it is far
superior 10 any other rake in would part
with "nc' If could no. get another Cr y do so kg I'm ,
ly Rakes win be forwarded per TO nay part OF Yer
mont st manniIcureo's prices Add es- SENECA l.ADD,
Ddnvile, or D. CARPENTER, Wilamsown.
Wme.Iouse of JOS. W. lIUWES, Montpelier, Mes.rs.
Pierce, llsyey Co Bumston and the shop Of tho
venice OF phnVe Also at many other favorable locations
through The State.
7sk tor Lada's Rake.
II
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Boston Notifies.
FRENCH'S
BOOK AND STATIC VERY STORE.
~ WE SIlingtOn ~. KnSfOn.

--CoNSTANrLY ON HAND
DIBLES Hymn Books, thurch PsdlmodS, Chant md Mn
- sic Rocks Payer Books, Illustrated Works, Annals,
School, Juvenile and Miscellaneous Rocks in great variety
STA tONERY Of every description, Wit Letter, Cap,
Bill sctinun Note, Billet aud Fancy Pucfs, If different
quantities.; Envelopes PLAN, fauay, Embossed, Visiting
and Otnamcntul Gin Cards; Bristol nm, London Bourd
Perforated Drawing md Tracing pels Drawing und Wit
ing Pcncsi Colt aud Silver Penei' Cases, with without
gold pens; FRENCH'S Gu'r., Wnde'., nnd Other steel
Pens, ofoycry variety Pen Holders black, blue, ted and
indcli,lc nks Scaling WAX WATERS, puiu, nncy, and
motoi Manifold lct''I Writers and Folders Popor and
Pen Knives Quills; Pens Pen Mis- Pen H. cks ;
States aud prnrils; BANK, BLANK, ACCOUNT, CHECK
n ME JURANDUM BuOKs-Hruag Books made Of super.
10, paper, whh without copies together with large
s"ttmen of fancy Articles, Wholesale retail, liberal
t,v
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agricultural.
Multicole Rye.

Mr.. EpiToR: The following letter was writ
ten in reply TO communication from een'ie-
man in Canada. AS the Rye Is being songnt lot
by many farmers in this, and other scG.'ons on
the country. / wish you to publish the letter for
The benefit of such as moy desire to experiment
unnn this new Kind Of grhn;
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Vermont Central Railroad.

OAIlY PASSENGEK TRAINs will bo fun M cOnnou
~ ton with the Lowell, Nashua, Concord mud Northern
Railroads, follows, viz; .
Leave Rostnn for Bethel at 7 Ia O'Clock, A. NJ
Leave Bethel for Boston at II III O'Clock NJ m
q Upon the arrival of the Cars ut Bethel Stages wiz be
rendnrss 10 convey messengers Montpclcr Rutland
and Mddcbury the evening, nnd WIZ leave monne
er most lty and arrive at Burlington IN for the
Ionts on Lake Clmmplaiu. From Montrelicr stage'wl
also run to ardwick, Lyndon, Derby sanstead and n'
JAMES MOORE, Engineer aud sup',
y.,. o.. ,e,s 7gf
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FIRE ENGINES !!

UUlLT in the thorough liable get
- # order md warranted 10 do good execution.
Portable EHgiass from 30 to SIS
Larger Engines from loo to S5U0
These the economical Engines that be built,
ana nIo afforded low tHt every Village Fuctoty, OF
Fne.
Ensnes warranted to hn OF equal any other
chine, and furnished one Fourth less price
- }. L. * J II. PADDOCK.
PADDocK's Furnace 60
-. Johnsbu-y, W. 'eii
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Nrw llork Notices.
PAPER HANGINGS DEPOT,
No. az (ortInndt ST.. NeW-YOrIx.

Opposite fit WosfrrB Hotel
THE CROTON MANI FEATURING co.
(Orgdned under The General Manufacturing LdD Of the State
of.Ntu- JOtk.)
OFFER AT WHOLESALE, in quantities TO suit pur
~ cnscts at Mandeurcr's Looest prizes, for Cash or
approved Credit,
PAPER HANGINGs ofovcry variety Of style md prices
BORnERS to match.
FIRE BOARD PRINTS in great variety.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHN AIDES.
OIL PAINTED WINDOW SHADE s and
WIDE WINDOW CURTAIN PAPERS.
OF tho latest styles aud superior finish, all of their
manufacture aid Importation As then stock Is large and
entirely new, they invite Merchants, looksrlles, and Deal
IN these articles To call and examine the styles and
prices whenever they visit the city.
or Country Merchants This stock from sir O'clock
IN The morning an ten O'oiock IN the euening.
New York, Feb 30, 1913. 6i7m
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NORTHERN RAILROAD
FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED,

PASSENGER FARE Yves, Lebanon to Boston, 81,
=" 90 To Concord, L.,
FREIGHT-Firs, Glass, per ton, West Lebanon to
Boston, Sc ,
Second e To Boston, 4,S Z,
On and after Monday June 5th, }5S,
DAsSENGER TRAINS, in connection with the
L Lowell Nashua aud Concord Railroads, will fol
lows, viz:
Leave Boston for West Lebanon, A. NJ. and l9 p.
I" West Lebanon for Boston az & "a Ia p. NJ.
Concord for FrnnklIn and I,ehan NJ 10 A. VI. aud
3 T. NJ, = the ARRIVAL of the cars from Lebanon.
Franklin for Concord and Boston at Q a. NJ. and 3
l2 r. n. on the arrival of the ears t,om Boston.
Passengers fom Boston taking the I ! A. NJ. train
reach Muutnelirr the same evening.
Numerous stages with all parts the road, and
tho arrival of the first train, Stages leave Franklin Tor
New Hampton, Plymouth, kumnoy aud MI pats IN those
directions leave Andivc Potter Place, Tor New London
-and West Anduvcr, Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays
for Sprir g6ed. Cruydnn,
Stages also leave Iordnon for Ilnverh Bnth LtetoB.
~ ll-Ur Wells River, 81. John-bury, Ly ndun, Windsor
Wood took, Montpelier, Burlington, VT, and lo5 all parts
New Hampshire and Vermont IL those directions.
ONsLOW sIEAENS, AGENT.
Concord. NAV 80 l5IS.
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IN. JACKsON's
PILE INTERROGATION

not only Il cure for PILES and WARRANTED 20
be, hut also that inolc able ichng which 70
and has It's ocaton n the parts tho Piles.
The above Ointment for sale by S, p, REDFlELD
Montpelier, eth Nov. 1896 Va
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oOO j - ~ ENONs ~ W..
rEliIN aud THICK for aud huys-extcnsive ussott
i mcnt this lay received at KINGS Cheap store.
Juao n, ISIS. IS
9.lAgS 2l;3 $ ABS .Al2A4t I'D ~
This preparation has been long before the public, mad has
by Is undertaking anl st oicncy secured I" trsino-
NAL. PHI, scluns OF Distinguished char,,
ills worth, and asu from those who have boon restored 10
health by rs vucs. Al tho recent exhibition OF tho Mass
aehuse,ts Charitable Mech,c Association, in ihs city il;
received especial c0mmonduou which We beg leave To
suboin. Testimonial, from Drs q Warren. NJ urcn,
Hayward, Edward Reynolds. Jr Jnhn Jcfes. ]. V. &.
Smith, und Others of os'on and ve'nty, have been freely
given favor OF; the s4mo aud bring The convincing
proof that tho hest preparation of SOrsuplrl yet
kn'wu As possessing this exclusive right ioris sale We
solicit your orders.
ErtracL from The Report of The Judges of Chem,-
q cais, at the FIN Exhibition Of The .Hnssa huSeHS
Churitajie Aicehanc dissertation, heid IN ran.
emi and Quincy Halls, Boston, SeptemJer
1917
"DAvID PARKER, Shaker vugo, ". II. six Bottles Of
Compound Concentrated .IsIp4rIliA s!iup.
Tho Compound syrup OF srsapiIillL, as prepared by
Dr. CORBiTf OF the shaker Society, Canterbury ~ II,
the Committee have carefully examined 1t comes sustained
by tho Of the most distinguished hysc IN the
country aud from know ledge OF It's compliment parts he
Committee cannot hu express their full hel'of Ia Ito Hti
cus qualities The Ingredients enriinI into its compost
are Of such highly useful aud nemuvo Oh actor,
that the C"nmee Willingly pronounce II 10 30 'ha hest
preparation OF sarapariI syuf yet known und as such
'elnh !, daser yin; q S'a dp ,r1.rpo A.
Professor of Chemistry Ia Harvard College.
MARTIN q. GAY, NJ De-
Phys,eian of tho Guy OF Busion,-EditoT
of The Boston Medical aud Surgical Jour
nul-ASD OTHERS.
aWe would also state that the formula las been laid
b.iofe tho New Iumpshro Medical Sucety, aud by them
fully approved mud that the calculated lr. TWlTCuE
OF keens a. whu hu tested Tvs yiriues cordially up
proves tn propagation, and prsscbes this medicine IN ms
practice geueallyslt hiring the best article known iu
Chronic Inflammation of the digestive Organs Dyspepsia o
indigestion, Jaundice, Weakness oi the si"maeh san
Rheun, Functional Disorders oi tho ihve tronic Erup
tons OF the skin, Erysreas, all scfoulou' Discusses NC
&c.
TO guard against counteriohs in future, the outside en-
veopus OF all the bottles will he sign IN the handwns
OF Dr. THOMAS CoRBETT without which none WIN be
genuine
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Furniture, Feathers, CrOckery and
Carpeting,

lust received at tho NEW STORE, tho largest asso't
OF the above articles mi; side OF Boston,-conss-
ELLIS, WILDER N co.
June 10, ls4e. 10
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Very respectfully, your obedicnt servant, .

NOTICE-The Genuine Uph6m's ElectunIy has his writ
ilniture thus JA. upram, NJ. ID. The Hand is also
done with pen. Price ST box.
I-J-Sold Wholesale and Retail by WYATT & KETCH-
AN, I2 Fulton Street n. Y. s. p. REnFlELD agent for
Montpelier, and by druggists generally throughout the U. s.
and Canada 80
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uWtTUWs IN HTTtWlNT 10 W'nIIUH' : = : -.
WATCHES CAREFULLY REPAIRED

and WARRANTED. Also, JEWELRN MADE TO
ORDER Orders from distance promptly attended to.
S. A. ndpt his thanks the generous public for their
very ihet pa runagc and induced IN OF tho
extensive ucs and TIE pompness of his cusiomt to sell
Goods very small per from cust aud also warrants
all his goods 10 he what they sold for.
Moptr.ltrr Oct l5 lsiT'-lU1 SLM'bARBOTT.
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TO MERCHANTS & TRADERS,

y IWI1tU14lAIv y w AtuOIItUi
AND ALI, OTHERS INTERESTED IN YER.
MONT MANUFACTURES.
THE suscribrr- beg leave that they
i gngrd IN the manufacture of COTTON TIRE VI,
KNITTING COTTON, CARPET Arm, uud HARNESS
TWINE,
E'ifisTord Rutland County. W.
" is their purpose with Vernon; integrity, To make
first nrice, and put up in lu pounds .x skoius
the No We shall keep constantly hand, ut MN,
full supply Of Unblrnched, Blrached, md Coored Thread
both of zen land and New Orleans Cotton. Also all 9TH
articles of manufacture. We also purpose sending
them through all the middle and norhet If the Satc
least twice year; that Merchants have oppor-
tuuy buy first article OF Thread at their
tHrs, Ut less than Boston prizes.
We shall also Keen II supply with w HOWLS, OF Mont
peer, who viii act Agent in receiving orders aud for
wafding Thread. LOTllRuP L. PENFIELD.
A4rll 90, 1915. 6Sly
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LUCY HOSMER

A NEW BOOK nv JUDGE THOMPsON-just pub
IN lished, and for sale by tho Dozen single, at
WALTON'S BOOKSTORE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-10
SILVER SPOONS.

Colts Patent six barrel revolving Pistols, with good
sortmcn of common Pistols very cheap, also good assOr-
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nrts, Frnrh Horns Volin Bows. Nios aud Bass Vol
nf III Kinds and will be sold ut very low also
CaliSkin Wallets of superior qualtI Mathematical In
rumcnts, spy Glases six PURSES Hzu- Stops, Watch
and Clock OIL Goggles, liver Pencils with other Goods too
numerous 10 attempt to mention. -