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PATENTS.
and Foreign Office,

ARd Agency for bc " States PdteW O1ice, " Washing
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fT'lIE subscriber, by appointment from the Com
Il missioner OF Patents, is agent OF the U. 5. Pa
tent Office for receiving and forwarding to the same
models, specimens or manufactures, TO be patcut-
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LoRRaLNE's Pills.


Vegetable JHirersal Medical Curative Of ne
FRENCHcoLLEGE OFHEALTTf, IyPARTs
The extraordinary purifying power of these Pin.
surpass all other medicine known. Consequently, for
Ordinary physic for family nse they the most safe
and salutary offered to the pubc--nay be taken
At all times and BY aH person that takes these Pills
will never need 10 take emec for If the stomach
Is filed with impurities as TO need an cmotic hcy
are sure ronii and entirely dsludgc all foul matter
but il the stomach 10 healthy, and Impurities In IT,
not the slightest nm2en " felt,
II il now we'll understood that ninc.tenths Of all the
cases Of consumption, which annually consgn forty
thousand victims TO the grave, originate from obstrct
ions caused by taking cold.
All this is efcctuay prevented by timely applca.
ton Of LA MEDICINE CURATIVE PlLI.S!l
HTThe above arc for sale by the following Agents
Newfanc, Brchafd and Sawycr w. c. Perry VII.
Evansville, WLWilains, Miller Clark;Vernon Aon-
10 Newton Bellows Falls, Norman Harris, Sasion's
River, Russell & Estcrhrooks, Rockingham, L. $.
Eddy, b. Spaldingi Cambridgcport, u. =. Cushing
Putncy, Isaac Crout, WIN, l., Uphamj Dummersion,
G. w. Emerson Asa Knight, Townshend, johnson &
Weathorbeei West Townshend. Thos. Cook Whit
inpham, s. Goodnow. Iii Green jacksonville, sum
ner & Bowen Cuilford. =. 2. Adams Halifax, r. X.
& : Henry West Halifax. I. y S. l. Hitchcock
Rcadsboro, Joel Rannoy Wilmington, OXYGEN Smith
Dover, p r. Ferry Grdilon, Geo. NJ Barrett Wards
horo, j. a II. Rice West Wardsiofo, Daniel Harris
4 Son North Wardsboro, Converse q Higgins; Jam
aica s. G.. sumner Windham, VIM Harms n Son
Westminster East, Joel Aldrich Westminster Yves,
field r. 4 q. Burke Weston Asa Il. Foster Chester
Joseph lIadlcyi Woodstock, p. 5. Iiaydeni Rutland
+ c. Stoddard.
And by O. II. SALISBURY, Brat,cboro, Genera
Agent for the State Of W.
All orders supplied.
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10, 900 Cases Of General Debility aud want
Of Nervous Energy.

Dr Townscnds Saraparilla insigorates the whole
system permanently. 70 those who have lost their
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ture decay and decline, fastening towards that fatal
disease Consumption, can be entirely restored by
this pleasant remedy This Sarsaparilia is far 81
peror 10 any
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STATEsMAN,s MANUAL,

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STATE OF NEW YORK,
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>
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Home.


A BALLAD ron EVERY Boor
Torared all over this ioy.do,tcd earth
To pick its best nosegy OF innocent mira,
And 10! its chief treasure,
Its innemost pleasure,
Was always al Home
I went to the palace and there my fair queen
On tho ann of her husband did lovingly lean,
And all the dear babes in their beauty were seem
In spite Of the splendor,
So happy and tender,
For they at Home
urn'd TO tho cottage, and there my poor hind
Law sick of fevor.--all mcekly resgn'd,
For o. the good wife cheerful and kind,
IN spite Of all matters,
An angel in tatters,
And she was At Home
I askd glad no,hct Just come from the post
With letter she kiss'd from dr-away coast,
What heart.,hrlliug news had rcoccd her the most
And gladness for mourning,
Her boy returning
10 love her--at Home
spoke to the soldiers and sailors at sea,
Where best in the world would they all of them Be 7
And bark how they earnestly shouted to me,
With iron hearts thrubbing,
And choking and sobbng'-
q, land us at Home
came to the desk whore old Commerce grew gray,
And askd him what helPd him THE many day,
In his old smoky room with his ledger to stay
And il was the beauty,
The comfort and duty,
That cheerd him at Home
ran 10 the court where the sages Of law
Were wrangling and jangling at bubble and flaw
o wondrous to me was the strife that saw
But all that fierce riot
Was calmd by the quiet
That blcst them at Homel
called on the school-boy, poor love stricken lad.
Who yean'd in his loneliness, silent and sad,
For the day when again he should laugh and be glad
With his father and mother,
Aud sister and brother,
All happy at Home
tappd at the door of the year-stricken cid,
Where age, as | thought had old memories quold-
But still all his garrulous fancics outwellid
Strange old-fashoned stories
OF gladness and glories
That once were at Home
whispered the prodigal, wanton and wild
How changd from the heart you had when a child,
So teachable, noble, and modest, and mild -
Though sin had undone him,
Thank God that won him
By looking at Home
haaten'd TO snatch him from peril and strife,
BY finding him wisely tender young wife,
Whose love should allure him,
And gently secure him
convert at Home
So he that had raced after pleasure so fast
And still as he had its goal overpast.
Found happiness. honor and blessing at last,
In all the kind dealings,
Affections and feelings,
That ripen at Home.
MARTIN +. Turin
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DIR. A. ID. PUTNAM

srTr>. HAS lately received "H7kLS
IN 49, III STOPPING" a new article for
11-1 Filling Curious Teeth. 1t is a com.
pound material and perfectly harmless, both as it
respects the Teeth and the Constitutional Health
easy Of application--bcing introduced into cavity
in plastic state, and hardening rs soon as Il Is
packed II can be applied with case to the meresI
shells of Teeth, and its adhesive property is snch
as to be retained without difficulty.
"HrLLs STOPPING" comes highly recon-
nended by eminent Dentists in New York aud 9th.
er States.
Bratileboro Nov. 20, isis.
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
OPEN TO BELLOWS FALLS,

s sR' l sts' passenger hs.eay sa T1aa.
leave Boston in connection
with the Fitchburg trains, daily, at o'clock AN.
and as r. N.
Leave Bellows Falls at 20 p. NJ and 20 P. NJ.
Passengers by the first train up will proceed direct
y through to Bellows Falls and by first train down
directly through 10 Boston.
Passengers by last train up and last train down
will remain at keene over night, and arrive at Bos-
ton at 10 o'clock, and at Bellows Falls at O'Clock
the following morning.
All the above trains connect with the trains over
the Sullivan Railroad, OPEN to Charlcstown, N.
H. making continuous Railroad line from Boston
TO that place Also at Groton with the trains Of the
Nashua and Worcester, and Stony Brook Rail.
roads. by which a direct communication both wau,
without delay at Groton is established between Con-
cord, Manchester, Nashua, Lowell, Lawrence Sna
York City and Albany aud koene, WaIPoIe Bel
lows Falls Rutland all Western Vermont, Charles.
town, Windsor, and the entire lines Of the Vermont
Central and Passumpsic Railroads.
Stages run in connection with this line from
Winchendon TO Rindge and Jaffrey from Fitzwill-
lam 10 Richmond Winchester, HinsdAle and Brat.
tlehoro.
From Keene to Chesterfield and Bratdeboro;
from Bellows Falls TO Rutland, Whitehall and Bar.
lingion.
From the Sullivan Railroad at Charlestown, TO
Claremont, Newport Springfield, Wea,hersfeld and
Windsor, Woodstock and Hanover.
Passengers leaving Bellows Falls at so P. II,
can reach New York City, via Worcester and Nor.
wieh the next morning, at 5 o'clock
Freight trains will run in connection with the
usual Fi,chburg trains
L. TILTON, Engineer
Keene, Jan'y 5, Is4s If %
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CORPlNSlI READY MADE!!!

TINE subscriber keeps constantly on hand land
l. will make to order) COFFINS Of very supeIi,
or stock and finish Also cheap Co1ins. Most Of
the work bring dome by machinery, they can be Of
forded and will be sold cheaper than evr a6sfed 10
tic public bej5,e ia dis County. Come and see.
MUNNlS X HALL.
Newihue, Halls Millsl March l2, ls49 3wa0
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wa Kegetabe PiIe EleeluarN,

Invented by DR. A. Upham. distinguished physician
Of n Y. city 10 the only really successful remedy lor
that dangerous and distressing complaint the Piles
er offered to the American public
Mark this II is an igferIidl Rrmedy-not an exter.
nal applications and will cure any Of the Piles Ell
Their bleeding Blind Internal or External and prob.
ably the only thing that will There mistake about
H. tits positive ourc--speedy and permanent II is
also convenient medicine TO take and improves the
general health In remarkable manner.
Each box coaina IL doses at 81 cts per dose Ills Of
very mild in its operation and may be taken in cases of
the most acute inflammation without danger. All ex
ienal applications in the hghes, degree dsapreea
BILE, inconyenient aud offensive and from he very ma
ture of the disease temporary in their effects Thi,
medicine attacks the disease al its source and
ms cause, renders tho cure CERTAIN and PER,
MANENT,
Cure for Life Guarantied.
The Electuary contains no Mineral ALedieio, m
dloes, Cotocynh, Ganboge, or other powerful anil n.
nthiing PuTgatiye No tear Of taking cold while unde,
It's innuence, change in diet necessary Ii taken ac
eording TO the directions CORE FOR LIFE Us
GUARANTEED
Pamphlets giving valuable information respecting
this medicine, may be Outlined of Agents gratis
d. +. BRADLEE, $50 Washington st., Boston Gen.
eral Agent Tor the New England States
Observation-Disclosures BUTTON & CLARK
bellows Falls Nichols 4 Watkins Bennington. S. "
Peck WapOle, II. Sewer a. Son Montpoiier s. k
Collins and by the dealers In Medicine, generally,
throughout ne" England 6m9
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RATING SAIGON.
Pies, Cakes. Ovstcrs. Nc..
Purified Cod Liyer Oil.

A NEW REMEDY for Consumption. Scrofula,
IA Rheumatism, and all diseases OF the Lungs
and Throat, now used by Drs Ware. Romans,
Flint, Morrill, aud Others OF Boston, DR. Twitchell,
OF keene, and favoraby recommended by Dr. j.
v {. Smith, in the Boston Medical and Surgical
Journal. For sale by
wILLIsToN TYLER.
Bratteboro, March q, 1919 81
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COMPREHENSIVE Notice.
BOOT ANn SHOE
Dissolution.

VNHE copartnership heretofore existing under the
Il name Of STARR TUCKER, is this daS, by
mutual consent dissolved. The notes and book ac
counts may he found with Farley Starr Jr, for
short time, who is authorized to collect and settle
the same
All persons having claims and demands against
us are requested to present them for payment i'm.
medistcly FARLEY STARR, JRn
AMOS H. TUCKER
WhlLingham, March 2lst. 1870 Aaa
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$50 REV ARD.

'InlE undersigned hereby offer a Reward OF
Il FIFTY DOLLARS for the apprehension OF
the person who stole the Mail Bag al Chesterfield,
\. H. on Saturday night last, payable on conylc.
ton Of the offender
II. SMITH, T. NJ. Brallleboro
WIN. L. FOSTER, p. NJ. Kecne, n. II
bfaiileboro March ID, ls49 80
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MS.

CAV MILL Saws, 6, 81 and feet
- Circular Saws, all sizes, for sale Mt Manufacture
crs prices
Cross-cui Saws, German and Cast Steel.
Wool Saws do. do. do
Hand Back Fe'loe, Sc, &C., in great variety,
lust received and for sale low by
WILLlsTON TYLER.
February /, ls49 20
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The Piles.
A Cure for Life Secured

Cure Jor Lve 'SerHrcd!
DIR. UPHiWS Internal Romedy
For the cure Of Piles Inflammation of the Liver and
Spleen, Inflammation, Soreness and liberation OF
the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder, Infam
matofy and Mercuria Rheumatism, Tmpurity Of
Blood, Weakness and Inflammation Of the Spine
and for the relief Of Married Ladies'
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DIR. S. S. TTTCH's
AND INSTRUMENTS Of al
IVA kinds, and Rock Of Lectures.
Among the Medicines is his justly celebrated
plIINInNArRX RALSANx

the best article in use for Coughs and Colds, and
Catarh Snuff, &C., &C., together with Book Of
about 70 pages, furnished grads 10 purchasers Of
any Of the above Instruments or Medicinesl giving
directions how to use the Medicines and lnstru-
ments, besides imparling much other valuable in
formation to persons in health as well as inyalids,-
Just received by A. II. DAY & BROTHER
Brattlcboro, Feb 10, lSI9. 27
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Axes! Axcs!i


IN DOZEN celebrated Pratts Axes do. Col
lUlins' DO, at the sign Of the Elm Tree
TOWNSLEY & SONS.
January II. 1919. q
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Bees' WAX.

y BBLS. Yellow Bees Wax for sale by
} TowNsLEY s SONS,
March -, lsl9. 80
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Head Quarters for Extra Teas /!
DANIEL LAWRENCE,
ONLY MANUFACTURER OF
MEDEORD RUM.

gold at wholesale and retail at his DlstlIIeryl
- and warranted pure.
ALSO, by wESTEN HOPKINS, Brattleboro,
VI, and Reed Lovejoy, Nashville, n H.
DANIEL LAWRENCE.
Medford, Jan. LIST, lsi9
~ Liquor Dealers in this vicinity can be sup
Piled with the pure MEDFoRD RUN, IL they choose,
on the most reasonable terms, by applying TO
w. HOPKINS,
One door South Of G. O. Halls Store.
A good supply Of the extra OLD MEDFORD
RUM now on hand
Brattlehoro, Jan. l, le49
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4 A TONS Ground Plaster for sale at the Sign
IL " Of the Elm Tree.
March 20, is4e. 81
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Blank Rocks.

INoR SALE, lot Of Blank Books, at anco,n.
IL monty low prices. j. STEEN.
March 20. 3ws2
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A small Farm for sale,
MANN FOR SALE.

FAX M FOk SALE.
rl'HE subscriber now offers for sale his
A i Farm, well known as the "sfajor
ltss51. Houghton Farm situated in the centre
u1.<z3 Of the town Of Guilford, and containing
about $50 acres Of Land. On said
Farm Is large two story house, together with
barns and other buildings IN good repair. The
Farm is suitably divided into wood moving tillage
and pasture, and well wntefed, and contains large
variety Of fruit trees. good sugar orchard &c.
t. As the advertiser Is under the necessity Of
selling the Farm will be sold low.
LOWELL BULLOCK.
Guilford Sept. u, is4s 6
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Important

-a--lk---s-k-, such astonishing success in France
and England for the last twenty years, is now, aud
has been for the last three years, performing the most
wonderful cures record IN this country. Il is
universally admitted TO be specific in the follow.
ing diseases in Horses and Cattle In Horses lleaycs
Chronic Cough and Common Colds Affections of The
Bronchial Tubes and Glands, Horse Distemper, Found
err Of the Chest and Limbs Bolts and Worms And in
oil ELSEWHERE Inflammation exists also where general
Condition Medicine isneeded lin Cattle, Bolts Cho.
ic, Loss Of Cud, Jaundice or Yeows Fever Staggers
Horn Diatemper, Dysentery, Scurf, or Scab black
Tongue, Milk Fever, Coughs, Colds. and when Cattle
are out Of Condition II has been also used with like
success in tho following diaeases among Sheep-Scab
staggers Fever and Dropsy. 1t is also sure cure for
Measles and Murrain or Leprosy in Swine.
Tive the article trial and twill recommend itself
ptCAuTlON. We caution the public against all
"Heaye Powders or lieaye Comp0undsp that have
not the written signature Of j. r. Grant on the inside
o. each wrapper. BE fure to ask for DILLOW'S
CURE and UNIVERSAL CONDITION MEDICINE
be careful and soc that you get IT, the only rem
cay that you can depend upon to thoroughly eradicate
the above diseases. i n
FORD 4 GRANT, Sole Proprietors Albany NJ Y
fncei 70 cts, per package Road L. Cutler Druaaista
o. Chatham Street. Boston, General Agenis for the
New England States
WHetrsALs AeEsrs.--Boston, Reed 4 Cutler,
springfield, 9, G. segur, II & c. Brewer; Bratilebo-
70, BUTTON g. CLARKE West Braueboro, Orlcn
Pratt 4 Go, a. llunkleei and BY other druggists
throughout the u. S. e6w26
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DR.. N. M. BEMIS.

u RESPECTFULLY announces TO the inhabitants
~ Of Nottingham aud vicinity, that he designs
promptly and faithfully to attend 10 MI cases en-
trusted to his care in the various departments Of his
profession. $50
Nottingham, March rs, is49. Avail
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ONLY SURE REMEDY IN THE
UDRIUf

A REMEDY has finally been discovered un-
IA der the uame Of the farscH CArHoLtcos, which
VII cure the spssmode Asthma ss has been demon
sifaied N Hundreds OF instances that II Is 90 longer
true as ihys,cahs have said that u IL al 'neurabie dis
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Printers Ink.

ON consignment lot of Newspaper and Book
" Ink, for sale low and warranted good, by
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Stone Post.

A NICE QUALITY Of Stone Post for sale, suit
"A able for door yard fences, gate post, and other
purposes.
Also--A lot Of Chestnut Post ior sale by
w. H. pETTES.
Brnttlrtoro March 1919 sw3O
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Crarestones and Monuments,

HNHE subscribers. in order TO meet n demand
i which has long existed in this community, fof
an establishment where good MARBLE MONU.
MENTS and GRAVESToNEs may be obtained,
without depending upon irresponsible agents for
manufactures at distance, have opened shop in
this village, one door south of j Estys Lead Pipe
and Pump Mandatory, where they will constantly
keep on hand large supply OF superior stone.
which ihcy will fhish TO order ietiercd in the best
manner, on the most reasonable terms. They are
supplied with extensive assortment Of the finest
Rutland Marble acknowledged to be the best in the
United States. Also, Slate and the coarser kinds
OF Marble.
12-All orders promptly attended to-
MCDONALD s ESTY
Brattlehoro, June. is4s. As
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Connecticut River Railroad.
lusk N every day, l tlsAlSs 1 cs.
ccpted) as follows:
LEAVE SPRINGFIELD
For Brattleboro, at A. NJ, and IS IN.
LEAVE BRATTLEBoRo
For Springfield, at ~ A. NJ, and 445P.M
Passengers leaving Brattlchoro at 80 A. NJ. mr..
rive at Springfield at 1920 A. NJ, and can proceed
directly by the Hartford and New Haven Rniroad
aud Steamboat TO New York, or waiting till "A p.
NJ, can leave for Worcester, Providence, Albany,
Troy, &c, by the trains Of the Western Railroad.
Those leaving Brattlcboro at 40 L. NJ, arrive at
Springfield at 90 r. NJ, and can proceed directly
to New York city by the night train and steamboat
RETURNING.
Passengers leaving New York By the New Haven
Boat AT 7 a. NJ. or by the New York and New
Haven Rail Road at 8 A. NJ, or Albany BY the
Western Rail Road at u A. NJ, arrive in Spring.
field in season for the p p NJ train for Braiteboro
u Fare from Brnitleboro TO New York via
Hartford and New Haven Railroad. $500.
MEnonASDIzE TRAINS run daily, tSundays OK.
copied.
JOSIAH HUNT, supi.
March |, 1919 tf2S
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