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Cos t II me Hall,

v U ) iii IL d j,
CORNER OF PRATT st. CENTRE MARKET SPACE
BA MORE.
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
TIME Proprietor of the above establishment
Il would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Baltimore and vicinity that lie has received from
Europe, the
Fall and Winter Fashions:
Together with rich assortment Of Goods adap-
ted to the cunning season, consisting of
SUPERFINE FRENCH, GEF MAN AND
ENGLISH CLOTHS, CASTOR BEA-
VERS, PILOTS AND PELlTOT
COATING.
a new article for OVERSIZE ks and business coats.
Alo splendid assortment of French and English
CAsSiMERES AND DOEsKlNS,
ofthe most desirable styles imported this season.
RICH VEST lNGS!
We have, and are constantly receiving, New
Styles ofVestings, consisting of plain and Fig
SILK AND WOODEN vELvETs,
Figured and striped "asl,mercs. Silks, Satns
and Valeaciss ofall Shades nd Coors.
OUR CUSTOM WORK
Is cut and mlde in the best manner-and a
regards Sly and Workmanship, is warranted
to give entire satisfaction, and at realty reduced
prices.
Ready Made Clothing!
Persons in wan, Of Ready Made Clothing, are
particularly invited to call and examine our
Stock before purchasing elsewhere, as we man
utacture all qualities of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
And our assortment % that ARTICLES at all times
LARGE, which offers to purchasers a great in
basement of procuring an article of quality
which canno, be obtained in any other Clothing
Establishment in the City.
We have on hand aud are constantly Manu-
featuring
GARMENTS OF EVERY VARIETY,
From the best materials, in tho most approved
styles, for fall and winter wear, consisting Of
Surtout, Sack and Pelitot
OVERCOATS,
Ofall colo-s, qualities and sizes, from So so,
$50, 4 IS. so and upwards.
BOYS SACK AND OVERC0ATS
A large assortment of boys' Sack and Over.
coats, 20 per cent less than the usual prices.
Superfne Frock and Dress Goats, made from
GERMAN AND FRENCH CLOTHS,
In the latest fashion. A Large stock Of Tweed
Goats, Pants and Vests. We have large As
sortment Of
TWEED FROCKs AND SACKS,
A New article. Forest Sacks, for stormy
weather.
PANTALOONS,
From Superior French Doeskins. Black and
Fancy Cashmere
PANTS,
Ofeverv variety Of Shade and Color, at 81, I so
IS, 2, so, 8, 3 50 and upwards.
VESTS,
Made from rich Velvets, Satins, Cashmeres and
Valencias, and at all prices
U5Romcmber the Name and Place, corner
ofPratt st. & Centre Market Space,
Nov. "a. II. H. COLE.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

Silks Blk. and Fancy,) French Merinoes Pa,
amettas Sole D'Almoni, Lustres Alpacas, Cash
meres, NJ DeLanes, SC. together with LARGE
and handsome OF of Prints from to /. i-a cts
per yds.
Shawls. Embroidered Thibet, Terkeri, Cha.
mellon Cloth, Oblong s. Square Blanket, Plain
Cloth and Cotton.
Blankets, Flannels from IL l.2 cts to hiphe,
prices Brown and White muslin from to Il cts
per yd, and 10 quarter Sheeting bro. white and
cord; Canton, Striped Shifting, Tickings, Hois.
cry Gloves, Laces, Edgings, a variety ofTrim-
ing Gooos' &C. together with variety Of other
articles all Of which will DO sold on accommoda,
ing terms.
Thankful for past patronage he respectfully
.nvnes the attention Of all believing from his ex-
perience in the Dry Good Business that he can
furnish Goods great deal cheaper than most pei
sons and equally as cheap as they can be obtain
I'd anywhere. Please call and examine before
purchasing.
Goods
One Door above the Court House, W.T..
Elkton, Oct %, as.
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r. M. Johnson J.Rs MugruderJr.
JOHNSON e. MAGRUDER.
Grocers and Commission NJ :r
chants,
No. 76 Calvert Street;
Second door from Pratt Street Wharf
BALTIMORE.
ecp constantly on hand general and fresh
N assortment Of GROCERIES, which they
will sell low for cash; or to punctual dealers on
time; respectfully invite the citizens of this and
the adjoining counties Visiting Baltimore to
give us call before purchasing elsewhere. We
will also attend to the sale nj al. kinds OF Coun
try Produce, and hope by etrict and personal
attention to this branch of the business, to mer
it liberal share Oh patronage.
Ost, 10 '49--3m.
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rASHMERES and Mouslin dc LANES, en-
~ broldered, cherry, green, mazarine blue,
scarlet, maroon, mode colors, and figured for
sale By BENZ F MAY.
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AID s and Gentlemens Hosiery and
IL Gloves tor sale BY BF MAY,
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS

William TorbeTt would respectfully inform tho
public that he has received large and we'll Sc
ect stock of Fall and Winter Goods, which he
now offers at very ow prices. They consist in
part of English, French and Beaver Cloths @
various colours 4 prices, Csssimers, Satinetts.
kerseys Vest,Dgs, &c,
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PURIFY PURIFY!
For LIFE and HEALTH are IN he BLOUn

There y NOT Of an the various sd5ss purpor.
hs y Be Puh6sn Of the blood. that 6ss ~ 10 Sssss's
u gHu4 PvrifunR - Henlin1 vsvfsss
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VNO SPORTSM EN- Powder, Shot, r
Il Walkers Caps, Tubes, Wadcutters, and
Baldwin's improved wadds, for ale by
Novs BE MAY.
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HARDWARE, Queensware, GIassw
lHand Mantle ornaments, for ale by
may 2sth VIM. PELL.
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FEMME ELAKNE SAS and COlilLAlyTs.

We state this cure to prove the power 10 save ne
whom this Bsl,sw is used after the person 10 Gov
sideysd BY physician and friends be in the last stages
u Internationally dy-sand in this case, far Cow.
that the sArovd and burial clothes bought. Fov
tho ssrtievars of this case and the respectable and
GsvyteS proof of all the circumstances aud facts
refer to our PAMPHLETS.
This cure was effected on Mrs. ZIBA DYKEMAN, OF
Bsllstos Sps, Sayasogs Co., NJ Y. We can prove be.
yond doubt many other slmost equally hopeless and
isssmsrobe cases OF Coughs and Conssmpions CURED.
which were pronounced iscurabIe BY sku physieioss.
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ling House with a good Cranary
and other Out-buiIdings on thu
property.
Ike Terms of Sale as prescri-
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II an supported by my fellow workmen In this great
work Of unshackling the press and We can command
the symVsthies and assistance Of the employers,
satisfied that, with the valuable aid which will be
tended BY the greater portion Of the public Journals
such opinion may be brought to bear upon 1t
induce the government to forego exactng these OBJ
jeotionable levies Three years ago it found
pedept strike on the tax the food for the body
and the people Of this country be sincere in their
proestaons sRainst the burdens mentioned 1t will be
found equally expedient to relieve them Of the taxes
the food for the mind Whilst duties such those
works and newspapers perpetuated there
can be said to exist an unfettered press What 1t Is
in name, it ceases to be in practice. The working
classes deeply interested in this to obtain
for the public cheap and useful knowledge; for the
cause of labor lacks opponents OF its suerings and
bardshps Its poverty Is the consequence Of the non
existence Of that power They then, should take up
the desire have here expressed and resolve to psrse
we're with and sor to release the frem sill
fiscal distractions the resdiest means OF obtaining
fair requts for that labor which is precious to the
worlds greatness.
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The Hotels.
ARRIVALS AND prpasruprx.


Or; Thomas henderson " s; A Mr. M'Csn, fhils-
hoondy N. ". Rev. W Bittinser, District Of Colun-
bia &. Swain, Nantucket; G. g. ste ssrt, y. y. En-
eineers foultney lady and daughter, Baltimore,
tbss tindlsy, do; Judge Barnard, Hudson ", r.
ID. Harris and lady, hamilton, Z. W; Joseph TiGsn,
Montreal VIM. Bourne, Boston, Misses Thorndike,
DO; J. j. Allen, Philadelphia; w. Hale, Camden q. c.;
q d. Dixren Bostop; w. Cooper, Albany; wn. l..
d.lpbis: G NJ. Beach and lady, Hartford Joseph X.
sh.f.ld New Haven; Mrs and Miss Harrison. Balti-
more: usvid smith Norwich; n. Shriver and lady
TROY aptan chase, U n A we're among the arrivals
ON "wednesday at the Irving House.
J. Slosmsker Philsdelphia; n. d. Wolfe Syracuse:
G. Cooper, Utica; Black, Halifax; J. L. Robinson.
Boston: A. Anderson, Springfield; Jhos stephens BE-
Rev w. Claiming Hartford; w. Coin Newport; Ma.
jor walker Washington; Hon. ID. seynore, Troy; Hon.
j. Rockwell Norwich Geo. Wade, Philadelphia; J. Fol
fom, y. A. arrived yesterday at the Irving House.
w. III. Wettleterser Savannah; Dr. Dulsihan Bos-
ttni Jacob Lex, Philadelphia; y. Colt, Paterson; J.
ID Davidson, Virginia; J. Taylor Baltimore; T n Barr,
virginia, Cohen, ". Orleans; Or Farquhsrson,
Washington H. Sanford, Albany, are at the American
w Hart, Ohio; Cyfel Coburn. Lorell; George Wood
ward, Copstsptinopis; Dr. ID. Clerks u. s. Al v Hoi-
den baltimore; Pclleys Indiana; w. Fess Florida;
w. Tate, Montreal; 2 Turney, Detroit j. rcttsr, ".
Carolina, occupy apartments at the Howard
Capt. Alden, 4 = A, and lady; l.. q. Morris, ana
lady, Westcbester; DR. Rand Matters Islsnd; A. vcss,
Boston we're among the arrivals on wednesday at the
Usiop Place Hotel.
sguor L. de 10 Rcss Msxicsn Minister'S the Waited
Davis and daughter, =. O.; Mr. Consoles, Havana; Mr.
aud Mrs. Reese, Mr. Mcdonald, ". "; Small ssd
.sdy fs we're smcng the arrivals yesterday, ct the
Union Place Hotel
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Shipping JnteIIlaencs.

Arrived from Boston Sept g. at Cronsad 2h,
Frederick Warren; do Oct lt srAbo. Esr 3D. Catha
rns Pushing 9TH Factory Bslvsst 7sh Louisa Graves.
Peersbursb; 90, 7th Thsis foom; sth, Palssk Deal;
lth Here Liverpool Arrived from New York, septem-
Der EDGAR at Tarragons 2th Woodside Bron wershaw;
GheIine Cadiui Dudley seldeD EsIsees. October lst
Hami 4th Harmonis, Cyde st Denis Hsvre Protsus
nsrsees 5th Orine Antwerp Victoria, Bremen; Prince
Albert, Cravesebd; Fanny.
FALNouTn-of Nervn, Shields Splendid Havre; Louise.
DovER-O on, howard.
BsrcRY BrAp Oct son, Oliver, Antwerp; Amphtrite,
do Isabella, Belfast; Pomona Cowes Westminster Graves
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Mr. and Mrs Turntul M snd Mrs otto Mr. and Mrs Harris
Nessrs Lgarde Thornton, Cange Cunnipgham Mrs Tuo
ton Mrs Springer Ms Gpps mrs Ismon Mrs osbSrns Mr.
Vanderbilt, Dunn, Starr, Gavinn Short Peet. Lsmssn
Reid Higgins Fucheson, weis Warm Bosseo Slter Wat
Boyler Gross, Colloek Thornton, Clark King Ray
Springer, Thornton Dixon Lean yemot SOUL, Cunning
ham. GABRIELLE CLARK, Anarea, Stephens WhAms Pepper
Guyrs.
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fully confirmed after the patriots who held possession
Of the fortress succeeded In making very favorable
ferIn suifh

fully confirmed after the patriots who held possession
Of the fortress succeeded In making very favorable
terms with Austria.
Prussia.
The Wurtemberg movement has formally intimated
to the Prussan ministry that II will join the fsds-
raj league proposed by Prussia Hanover and Saxopy
and that Hanover has already its intention
TO withdraw from this confederation
sicily.
The affairs OF Sicily have been nearly arranged The
island Is to have distinct from that of
Naples with . Consulta Chamber chosen by the
nicipality.
Ireland.
faint effort IL being made to revive the political ex
element OF the country Cancellation Hall has been
opensd-letters OF adhesion Of old have been read
from the chair, and f25 Is Of rent collected John
O'Connell 10, Of course. the principal
England.
In certain quarters money Ia offered freely on
loan In the share market, at ~ to per cent good
securities Public securities have been very steady
during the week. Consols closed on Friday at 92H,
and on Saturday reported by telegraph Ut 921< to
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The Ministry having demanded unsuccessfuly Of the
Chsmber Of Deputies to cell 800 geo francs Of rentes In
order 10 psy the inttsuert OF the indemnity due
70 Austria II hes been officially announced that the
Cismber ct Turin will be dissolved
ueport saws that q formidable eopspirs-y had been
discovered in Piedmont which was to have btoes
AT Genoa tbs u the landing OF the boag Of
Charles Albert , -.
n appears from the French and Piedmonteee cores
pondepce seized by the Turin authorities tnat the
en- both aides OF the Alps reckon on the
refusal Of the French Army Of he to march sgsnst
them ana there is good reason 70 believe that tney
20 give their support to the siedmontess patriots and
not TO oppose them
Austria and Hungary.
IA has bean rumored thst the Hungarian refugees
r.sr Widaep the leaders excepted have spilled fer
leave 10 return to the Austrian territery anu thr
qseet would be granted ..r.r~
Tn. ststement that Gesreey hsdbeen shst ~ ksgsn,
fHhi by brother OF Count zichy, Who vas eaecuses
by the Tungarians, has been contradieted sevssl
Hungarian leaders, besides Kossutns mo,sst ~
Guyop's wife are kept In close imprisonment !" 'n'
Austrian authorities. ,c.-- a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-18

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden !
Washington pc, s.. Mon,ps95 w Yaia and for said
1 YDiA JACOBS aud IRA SMITH, Executors of the last
win and Testament of sias Jacobs, lse OF Marsh
field in SAID District deceased present Ia said Court here
in writing their poon for ceuse to sell part Of the real
estate OF said Sus Jacobs deceased TO wits the eveson
of the widows dowc alleging that the sale thereof would
be beneficial 10 the heifs,-
Wheeupon the eonsen, and appreciation IN writing, Q,
the heirs the said residing in Ibis state OF sara
application being presented TO the Cou = ordered snat
said application he referred to the e5lh day OF o4e
10 ock A. NJ M hearing and decision upon the same
and fuu ordered that iotice TO all concerned DO gNeo
publishing the substance Of sad application ana me orders
The reon 10 the Vermont Waterman state Journal,
printed Montpelier, three weeks successvoy
time fixed for tho hearing o ana decision upon
the same, that they may aprear aud hey see o'
ject TO the same.
by order Of Court, .,
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FEVER AND AGUE.

For this scourge of the western country these
Medicines will be found safe, speedy, and certain
remedy. Other medicines leave the system sub
ject to return Of the discase-a by these
medicines is permauent--TRY THEM, BE SA-
TISFiED AND BE CURED
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MOFFAT'S
Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters.

These Medicines have now been before the pub
lie for period of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during that time have maintained high character
in almost every part Of the globe for their extraor-
binary and immediate power of restoring perfect
health 10 persons suffering under nearly every kind
Of disease 10 which the human frnmn IS linhln.
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DIR. SPEARS
MUCH cFLEBRATED
Indian Vegetable Medicines

efsally acknowledged he the cnnuprHt
~ aud most eecua Remedies for the various diseases Of
the unun System, offered TO the public Ihey can
be relied with confidence to all durable cases. Their
action is immediate and thorough, eadcnng diseases ~ ~
worst forms. Thousands who have been pronounced ncuIa
BILE by their physicians, yet live 60 testify to III" virtues
these exIaordnnry preparations, having been restored to
sOund heal II 10y their
These medicines are TOO well known TO require an exen
sye notice. Scarcely village exists throughout New Eng
land, where living witnesses cannot he found to testify o
their ne=timsble value.
We will name here some of the principal medicines ana
tbe ref, ring the inquirer utter health to the FAM
may be found REF treatise the origin and nature
of the principal diseases which atct humany directions
how to preserve and restore health wrn sumo Ger
hoaing virtues and urging their impoiance This book
'' BALM Of rH N sScI Hse@ coumpon
pepsia, Indigestion Liver Complaint, Debility, Nervous
cAT%sR 'sSS S poa"%p c"a Gau
Hendache &c. this is certain for CurnTh and sur
passes other preparation or cleansing The head 10 cases
THE LlvERwoRT PULLS, have hccu for a long time
considered universal medicine. trial Of one box will
satisfy the patient ut they the bes pursave known
They the most severe cos cods pans {" i"vers u
sCRuFULA sYRUP-1his IL one of the o(Tectual
agents in use for cleansing aud purifying tho blool 70
oos or canceogs nature 1t - compound OF severn IN
gradients and Of purely vegetable cbuctcr. For efficacy
CHOLERA MoRBUs 4 DYsENTERY CORDIAL
fused Ting to drcctionsa cure is warranted il every
case 'o' WIN II z recommended.
GERMAN iorioN.-fhs is warranted to cure the Salt
Rheum N its worst oims.
IONlC tORplAL-ls one OF i've most powerful tones
ever dsdov II Is the best female medicine he OBJ
tanned.
WONAN'S FRIEND, for the falling al the Wom5-This
the only remedy benre the public for this purpose II OBJ
yates the Necessity of esoriug instruments, and
auestionlbly n mosI certain remedy
EYE W 81 ER-rlisis the best Eye Wuiernow in use
GRAVEL MlXTURE.-Ths will cue all cases of grav.
eI For oihe Remedies, see " Family Physician"
All the ingredients Of The above medicines furnished
BY naiure herself, aud combined in accordance with
known principles universally received sound by scenldr
Ply
Their merits have been Acknowledged by thousands :
They have proved to be- equal 10 The eonsd
GRAFTON cluimed for them,
liza fair trial fails restore health, confident is the
proprietor Of their efficacy, that tho Of my othe
which does effect viii be paid provided IL doe;
not exceed humid ed dollars.
Principal Office, 80 Washington street Boston. Alto
soil by T. X, COLLINS, Montpelief also, by Agents
throughout tho county. 22;ly
A. f. Thomas, Baiio, Johnson & Holden, Mlddlosex, W
II. Woodward, Waterbury ST., J. H. Bennelt, sIowe, ID
Gilbert Morrisyie, s. H. Delano, iardwick, HolIon a
JudeviIe Woodbury. j. ~, Richardson Wuitsfed, A. II
bass Braintree, J. u. Fuller, Danvlo.
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LUTHER CROSS.
CHAIN LAIN SHAWLS.

MOTHER CARTON of those Rich Paris made all WOO
oftho AMERICAN TRiUSlPH LONG sHAWis, . ia by
IL yards will all purposes Of Shawl and Cloak.
sTORRS & LANGDoN.
Sent I9lq Al
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD,

Open to Windsor, there connect
ETAlzII ing with the Vermont Central Rail-
S,SNstS+F road, and at White River, with the
-'SS--z-Pnssumpsic Railroad.
ON AND AFTER JULY %, 1919,
PASSENGER TRAINS
FAVE Fitchburg Ruilrold Depot BOSTON, daily, Sum
Ldnys excepted, cunneciion with Fitchbus, Vermont
Cheshire aud Vermont Central Railroads.
for Bellows Falls, Chuestovn and Claemon N ii. and
Windsor, White River, ROyaltou und Mortified, W. at
l-2 A. NJ.
Louva Montpelier W. for Boston at $50 and 1910 A. NJ.
Ay-liolh Trains from Montpelier connect at Groton
with Trans irom Nashua ~ n. aud Lowell Ind tho East,
nni Worcester New York via Norwich Spnnghe Id and Al
bany, via Western Railroad.
Freight Trains will also leave ChaTlosown, Mast and
Northheld. VI. daily.
February 5, 1919. 90
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Bilious Tevers and Liver Complaints.

General Debility, Loss OF APrErIE.z AND
DISEASES OF FEMALEs-these medicines have been
used with the most beneficial results in cases of this
description ;-KING's EVIL, and ScRoFULA, in its
worst forms, yields TO the mild yet powerful action Of
these remarkable Medicines. NIGIT SwE.Ts,
NERVOUS DEBILlrY, NEnyous COMPLAINTS of all
kinds, PALrirArIoN OF THE HEART, PAiNrERs
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Extensive Assortment
n r. w GOODS

~ II w u - - I'D >,
NOW OPENING at their Establishment, lST DOOR
EAST OF BRANCH BRIDGE, STATE STREET,
tho most desirable stock of Goods offered in this market,
consisting in part of the following articles Viz.
Splendid Camelon double faced Dress SILKS, ALL
Z" Turk SATINS,
Fig'd and Plain LEVANTENs,( NEW
wide BIN Silks, "a, 3i and4 A. Sly LES
wooden Dress Goods, &c.
Muzcne Blue, Light 3lue, Dark and Light Green Stone,
Fawn and liluck, Real All Wool TIL IBErS-Cheap
All ColoIs LYONESE DRESS and CLOAK GOODS;
Can,oeon 81 Tx WARP ALPACGAS-a artclo.
Silk aud Cotton Warp ATPACCASu eoiors and qualities
100 ps. DE .AINs X CAsuMEREs--ail quals. prices.
5000 PRINTS, GiNGIiAMS a. FLAlDS.
SHAWLS, &C.
Super. nll Silk and Wool Cashmere SHAWLS.
Wool Long SllAWLS.
" " Square DO.
g Cashmere SCARFS-very Fashionable.
W.T. Neck RIBBONS.
Damask TABLE COVERS all Wool.
Embroidery Goods.
French WIZ COLLARS, Muslin EDGES Muslin IN
SETTINGS, Gamble Edges aud lnsertugs, Linen Edges,
Infants Gaps, Infants Waists, sc.
BRO.3DCEO THIS, d.9SSE.nERES .g.vD
J'ESTE.VGS.
Comm in the above, AMI the urgest and hest selected
P4OOO Fashionable stock ever IN MONTPELIER We
have employed Mr.. q. II. CIAAlBERLAIN, Tailor
ing Establishment, who will ui others Make
VIII manufacture in style not to be heat in city,
Pease call and look the Plates get su il does
not fit we charge noIhag.
EHrnifWre, C0rpefing & (rocEory.
In the above have full assortment, and pledge
ourselves that the prices shall be defy compei
tion. Please call and examine.
ELLIS, WILDER co.
Montpelier, Sent. 90, 1919. 81
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

w ILL bc sold MT public auction by order Of the Hon the
w Probate Court for the District of Washington SAT-
utday the 10th day Of Oct. nA at O'Clock 7. NJ Mont
poer village The following described real estate Of Roger
Hubbard late OF said Montpelier doccused, vz the land and
brick store thereon, occupied by Erslus Hubbard
provided the same is previously sold at private sale
GEO. WORTHiNGToN, Admi.
Oct. /, lS49, ~
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PURIFIED COO LIVER
OIL,

A SURE Cure for Consumption and sc,ofia On the
~ Lungs Asthma, onchs, Coughs, and all Diseases Of
the Lungs aud Chest.
Pcapaed fresh Lvers, and for sale y the gallon,
lea quantity by :, X. COLLINS,
Oct I6. 44w
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MERCURIAL DISEASES.

Persons whose constitutions have become i'm
paired by the injudcious use of MERcURY, will find
these Medicines perfect cure us they never fail
to eradicate from the system all the effects OF
Mercury infinitely than the most powerful
preparations of Sanaparla. A single trial will
place them beyond the reach of competition, in the
estimation of every patient
BE CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEITS.
Several have lately been discovered, aud their
nefarious authors arrested, both in the city of New
York and abroad
Buy of no who is not all AUTHORISED
AuENT.
Prepared and sold by DR.. w. B MoFFAT, 1895
Broadway, New-York.
FOR SALE BY
s. X. COLLINS, Montpelicr, VI. 44;eoly