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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23
Carpets, &c.

EMERY & BROWNS. eumptl.ias every variety Of
V,lsets, Tsresl9s, Thee Ply. suPsrho" ani cemmon
iaer,in seoi - rrf cen diseouoi from former Pf
The, viii ,lso ofcr 1000 rolls Room r1pcr a. IS
PER rcut. di,osuu' from prices - i-5f They are
' bauni" 10 reduce ih,if stock previous 10 makiug
sfn-s pu-eh'ss.- iu every iiad 81 fmniiufo save
chau,, thrs ovf uuu'u 'e.ieoi. 20 purchaser.
Al.p, JAZZ received new 81 # EKir' uhi' Live
Geese Fsa,tor' iisif AID ilask Naita..e,, .oSins
Gla,.c. a.. &c.
Eooa. d, head Of state s,',ei, Moa'p,ier, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23
SIS 90, $3.50, SI2O, $500, $50, for
only $50.

no NOT nrLNy. The Let n he Lakeland
Baiding ioi. ~iii he divided yer, soon.
1--we Hundred lsiiins l,,., each 100 fet square la
tho h,uf.hios village " i.asetiud l.. {. and 100
h-m', VII De a,ilcd auoas ~ suh'eiihef,, IN fOw
dsss.
zach seh.o' Dor icr SIS onl', ralal' ia IS ,u.,al-
msai., vii feccisoa eairsuiee deed Tor huillns
ia. p - il1 20 d'nshrial and healthy location,
nolf TIE e~lfiri'ol Lalc Raakoasoms Or fir,n Of
iron ITO % acies.
Wc iayte on "a iet. tn o,1 imnrd,sicis and iata
asha'e. msls .uto Of p,ru,.n, h'sn-. be- your o~a
l'ndiufd, and l'al rent only 10 yuutsed.
Apply inin-ii,t,ly 10
CHNs. WO ~. pns rra,a~tr. ari
WV CALDWELL Asrn', Montpelier, VI
Whore maP' anc pimphlct. ola bi had srstis.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23

WOSpEKFVL DiscovEks has recently heon made
by nT. Cunis OF this city, 10 the treatment Of Con
sumption, asthma aud all Diseases o. the Lnnss.-
We refer to " Dr. Csrtis's HYgeana, fnAaiiRg Hy-
gcan pePor aud CheFrp sgraP." Win this meth
I'd Dr. Z. has restored inaay afflicted to perfect
health as an evidence OF which he has innumerable
eetihraies' Speaking OF the treatment, ply ieian
remarks tit - evident that iaha lug e0nstagtly
breathing an agreeable heaiins vapor the medicinal
properties must come "a drer contact with the whole
Of The anal cavity Of tho iungs, aud thus scape the
nany AID varied change produced upon them ~hea
odueed into the so zach, and process
OF d'scstion The liyseana h for sale by FRED.
Throughout. ihe eounty--Frem TIE NeS York DstsA-
nan Of Jan. 81.
SEES adsori,smeni Of Medieaiei inhalaiion }. .ue,h
Of eoumn OF this reref- l,.iy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23
Marrln9r5.

ln Monips lien. Foh. 2isi, ~ Rev. ~ nau"u Nrv."
v Maaham rauof Of the Unrrr.tlist iets 10 Med
fnd. Mas sn Mas bcuts Ado Inc Baliou sud dsa IL
Ter Of the u0siaiHs eisigymln- Ihe Pnntef was 10
nrmbsrrd
=. a.. r. hof NJ Miss Kate NJ. Cunning
In uahis, hr Row. l. Warren, Mr.. Ira Cobb and
ThutsE fty tsiiis.
hy ihc r. Rsv. bisiop Hn.kins, -. - hymst q.
uhh a. ESQ. Cashier ~ the Ni'snsqroi Back shel'
ton VI So ste. Lorraine A. foilet, daughter Of the
iloa. Timothy Fuiett Of Darlington.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23
4 Musical Journal for the Mil
lion

rTHE NETWORK MUSICAL REVIEW contains
annualiy, over ons huaaf~d pieees of New Ma-'c,
h~sftas eunuuf ~ frsfsfr.i
tettlininr reading aisn. work lpnNhthed ~ thsp'
tet,) by Dwell Mason, emho'yln .h- ffue'etl Re
su., afaled q prhctcal tsacins, oi he eNpeti-
aucc during hong and indusitinu. career, ~ au-
thor and ieiehor Of musie Add yet she MUSICAL
REVIEW j. only one duiiaia year, or III eeFi's Tor
FIVE doilirs -iaarsihly iu advance. Aryb"fT ieehns
~ interest in the cause uf music, invited 10 grt NJ
Club, aad inr~afd subscriptions. fn1-hed i"tih'gha
ly. Specimen ropies sent ON receipt a Ave eah' OF
two postage stamp'.
Adlres., post paid, MASON BgoEHfRs, n Park
Row, y. 2lS"'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23

Diseases Of The Throat and Lungs
JflarkGtg.
Cambridge Catiic Market.

Photographed TO VI. wu,ehman Il State Journal
Al Market 757 caulc-600 bec,es, 1877 stnfes, esu-
si.;it tot Waftiug O1on Cows and Calves, Nesflpgs
Two, and Three Neaf Olds.
Pncr,-ertfa s,50to9i lot quality $685. % qnsli-
~ 25 to 20 third quality, 1900 ordinary, Ga
WoHriSa Drss-l06 10 1871.
srnRts-Cows snd calves from 25 to SIS year
ing, so 10 si4 two yeuf old s25 TO s9s Ihtes yea
old sJ6 to So
sHrtrt AND L,nns-tt bsriet 2i6g. Erirs &C 90 e
"a by lot from 81 2to g.
RsmArks-fho supply wss not large. Holder, we're
firm, and buyes did not Incline TO purchase any
th,u fof i'm mediate use. The catIls whole wcr,
Of inferior quality.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23
Cash Music and Piano Store
HORACE WATERS,
No. 1888 Broadway, New York.
oFfnsiTloN TO TIE cOMBlNATiONl
Music ut greatly reduced rnfr.i

bFfUSiIlON 10 TIE CDNblN ATiONl
Music ut greatly reduced rates
n OrWtTHST ANnING t,s Comb iatioa ~ Mu.ie
Dealers 10 Keep up the pre- o. no. cnp, rl'
ic oruia.t ibs interest " Nslrs C,fsp,ssrs ADD
their refasai H. extend To Mr. Mafrrs The esurfa,s
Of frhde he is min sal,sh svinE uhun-
dsnt evidence II b. be. pub &c cau1te0sure m sup
port IN his ojp.s,fioa 10 the GREAT NpN sPDiY and
IN his Efforts 10 aid NATIVE TALENT aaI sdopt the
NATIONAL CURRENCY. III. stock Of Aia-hcsj
and European Music 10 immense. and the Cat on
be Own publications one II tie largest and est
lc~trd in The Unucd STATES, tie his slso made
GREAT REDUCTION in the tfices Of ~ hNOS.
MELO DfANS, and MUSICAL INSIRUM ENTS e
~ kads Ssrsriar toned Octave Piano. si7t,
no lnd 5225. interior Of good ~. ~ sod
meats strong and aurssfs Is ihls~ which cost
sou Pipnns ui aver vsrety ct sfyc aud price, W
1000 comprising iho'e 1T TEN n rent manu ac-
taries anurg th"fu tho sfl.bra'es mod sprsrfi
HOR ACE WATEKSi ptANDS. und ihe Sect prsraaa
.EnLEAN PIANOS Of =. GILBERT & cos make
tpwnvrs Of he Anisan Pst.ui.l sLfpNb HAND
fianos a. frrsf bar.aas Prize. from $40 20 $3.50 -
NfLODfANS from FIVE different NJ tnufaoi ores in.
rlndine the i-tu ksarR 4. q. & n. ". SMITHS NE-
i.GUbONS. tuned tbs eqsal temp raueni,l TIE Bet
MAKE The Unif,s STATES. Prizes SIS. s61 SIS, sion,
Sis, sf2i. sl37. 50. smith uoubin SANK Mrlsd.-
5 w. Eaeh Plane and -Hsisdesa rBaraaiseS.Tha
host terms 10 thu trade, schools, &c. ~ er cent.
Discount 10 C'rfgsmen aud Churches. ~ orders
pfsnp'ls attended TO. Masic ! "a - e the
country, post paid, a. reduced prirrs Gsnerai and
select Catalogues sud Schedules II pfre- ~ Nu'ical
ln-umeus forwarded TO any adlrcss FREQ OF chafEa.
February, i,55. 25.Jm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23
Cutaneous Eruptions.

Rev A. n l.. Myrn.
Dear sf,-in Cuianeou' EXCEPTIONS, 10 several In
stances, have given your ingfaet Of Rock Rose TO
children and Others 10 getting up fsom the Measles,
with the happie., sneee,s 10 scvetal csss Of OF Err
'P,l., thi, syrup has effected quo i, may be r-li-
ed upoa certain agent capable OF Grads atng the
disea.e from tho system, by ruribias the blood.
recommend II earnestly for all scrVfulou. Affections.
Liver COMPLAINT Dys9er-i', Colds snd Pulmonary
Diseases il sencia. Noufs, Truly,
REV l.. X. WARREN.
New Loadrn Oct 7, lS5q.
0J-MANuFAcTuRED for the Pfsprietors by &.
II. WEBSTER, Pharmaceutical Chemist, New
Haven q. For sale by FRED. Il. SMITH aud r. o
TYLER, Montpelier VI, aud dealers in Medicine
generally, where pamphlets, &c, may be had gru,is
le:lw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23

This is fine opportunity Of owning de-
lighiiui country resdeuce the city whefe the do
nestle comforts Oh family rclr be fully realized
and where n 900 bulldog lots and about 6no farms have
lately been sod sud salts are daiy being mtdq tn
Individuals whu, after raiefnl exsnnaiIon OF It's lo,a-
ton Had e-ceuuuins the quiiity 81 the soft scec
ting Farms sf agricultural purposes, being crnudent
that 10 land chenp aud calculated To inc'ousc so
rspid, IN vaiae be- within 80 miles of the city.
This laud would ha We been pll taken up yeats back,
bot has been etalrd estate for the st ccniuIy, aud
completely locked up tor upwards Of two hundred
Yeas -since which large sales have boon made, and
where the wild deer roamed "a, large may h. seen
beautiful cottages and Gu tvaicd hrds wavias th tbs
abundant productions Of cor mrther.eauh.
THE II OF the host opportunities offered to
those OF small means who destitute Of hume of
their own, 10 purchase ono ipr mere tins, also.
few Farms, eontaune eHch i've and ten acres, md up
wards, al fsum S25 go SIS pei acre,
Q3- Al pefsrns wishing TO avail locomotives Of the
opportunity now offs red 90 procure fine Farm OF
splendid Building Loi rear 1he Empire cry, should
make immediate applications they nearly dis
posed Of Apply to HARLES WOOD 20s broadway
Of Fulton stfoei y. ", where maps aud pau
phl-ts he had sent 30 required ny mali, gratis
~ W W. CALDWELL, Agent, Montpelier, W. 10:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
GORGE w. WILDER

CONTINUES rivins LESSONS on tho ORGAN,
~ PIANO, EoLiAN, FLUTE, &c.
ar tn,tfument, for practice furnished At reasona.
BILE price.
Applications may he mad. at tho MUSIC srORE.
and At Room No. UNION HOUSE.
Montpelier, Feb -. s3.9m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23
Psychological Examination.

iERMS-5l cents. Hours OF Consultation from
in the morning uniil 0 IN the cvenins
Madam q. vas The only person ia ihe United States
that predicted Gcnrni Iuyiu woui be president one
wear before h. nomination. The los Of he Steam
ship Ocean NnbaI chs the return of ine Cholera
Kiuts aud incidents iu lsD, and the Safety oil the
Steam.hip Atlantic in l15i niso, the expedition Il
ST John Fmnsln, that u would be heard OF ~iihin
eishtecn aonhs from date, 18th Nov le52. II Is we'll
known that d has brru verified. 21'iw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23

AT the following low prices:
SIa TO 2. GOOD Pants, of ,a,i.u. fabrics.
col Cashmere, DoesLIn s. Brordeioth
y - Pants, at his low pure. fora few days to
reduce stock.
CD3 Custom made Docskin Pants Can
~ - vas Bottoms and made Of good mateiias
a. the Pio,' icf which you usually pay So
Clcsing sale ~ Winiof Clothing,
60 ro Fancy Cnss. Doeskin g. Cloth
% ~ .. pauts. Of very desirable patterns,
being at least 25 per cen,.lcss than tho same
are usually sod.
go 4 nice affair for gentleman,
20. Over satments, custom made, usually sold
Tor much more.
SIOTo IL. or,r F, sss, Custom a. sss. made made
from Dtah, Biuc aud nlafk Plot Cloih,
B'oad, end Beaver Cloths, TOT this low
price WIN guaranty thst the same garments
nio sold OF from Is ia 10.
col For I'm once or Business Coat, to
'D''S. close out the stock.
cQToI0 Dress aud Frock Coats, from
y > ~ =. supsr6no Broadeloth and Doe.
stin., made mp 10 good style aud iaithiul
mnnnet. Al WILL be sold al these low prs
Gee to clnso aut stock.
> TO IL. ss.s i low VI pt ice '''''' '"' vi
so TO 81 fGa mice qiss Fancy satin Sat, Vest s.
~ in the latest STYLES.
Gontiemen's Dressing Gowns, very
lowest pticss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23

STATE OF VERMONT, Ia Probate Court, holden
Washington District, a.. At Montpelier, on the
9Th da3 of frbruury, A. n. 1855.
MR.. ELlZ THOMAS, sIecuirix of The lat viii
Ni and testament OF ARIEL THOMAS, late on Wa
teihufy, IA said bHaei, deceased, makes application
g. sad Cnur for censo TO sell the whole If the real
estate ei sid deceased, presenting that The sale of
part of the same - reeessafy for the payment Of tho
debts Of laid deoessed aad that pat Of said estate
cannoi be sold without injury TO those niufc'Ied IN
,ho remainder:
WhereuPon, It Is ordoreh by said Court that said
application be referred 20 the 9th day Of March, A. D.
lrS1, at the ftohso Dise IN, Montpelier for hearing
ADD decision thereon aud Il - further odered that
~ persons iaorese4 be notihqi he reof, by pahca-
ton Of notice OF this HPpca lion and order thereon,
thioe weeks excessively 10 the Vofaaut WAichnan
and state Journal ewapsPef printed at Montpelier,
before sad time OF he mag, that they may appear al
said time and place, and f thew cause, ohJsc.
thereto BY the Cont
Attest, Z. X. MERRILL, Register.
A true copy Of Record.
q Attest, f. K. MERRILL, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23
FARMERS & GARDENERS,
ATTENTIONS.
Spanish Onion Seeds.

T'HE subscrihor viii ssud to any part NJ tho United
i Si~,s- sud the Ctnldas, froo Of - ensr thu
purchasers, paper OF ta- seeds Of he a,se superior
onii -, "a the receipt Of ten sfnts, (uaa dime
sg-tarmcis sni & ifdcners 10 I'd that you secure
the best ot e0ed.. Fora mrie tuh.a new. yOu eau
pui money Yonf ocAois and fat on year RIBS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23
JOAn ). SARGENT.

uRpcELrN, \. \.
r S---pHhlishcfs ~ Newspaper, giving the abuso,
and this notice. thfco insoHlors. caitlg atebiiau
cdiiofHily ihefcio aud ssnd,ng marked cop, to tho
-uhsrrb"f vii receive bs nial three ssiioTf
worth OF ian above seecs, cNpy of Rafnes Notes
n iho Insils, valued three dollars aHd my cents
o. tro aosrs casa Address plainly wfitien above
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-22

The X. Ms of New York held an immense
meeting last night at which several promi-
nent southerners were tho chief speakers
The New England bolters were denounced
According to accounts from Washington
Mrs Pierce is quite sick.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-22
E. DANFORD's PATENT
IRON GRASS CUTTER.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFUL
LY called the attention Of Farmers and tbs
Public 10 the above machine, which they are now
manufacturing for the harvest Of ls55.
From a thorough examination Of the comparative
merits of tle diIeTent kinds Of Moving Machinei.
brought before the public, 10 the states of Vermont,
New York, OHIO, Indiana and Illinois, during tho
lastseason, are fully satisfied that Z. DantJrd's
Iron Grass Cutter, with double edges will give the
best satisfaction under all circumstances, Of any that
has yet been offered to the public; are also sus-
tanned in this opinion, by several dsintere'ted per-
sons that have had large opportunities for forming
correct decisions The advantages Of this Ma
chine, with double edges, worked with double
crank, over the single edges, working though
slant, in the guards fingers, cannot fail u be ap
parent to the most common observer LIST. From
the saving in power the edges cutting like shears.
2nd. The impossibility Of cloggng. Sd. That they
will not need sharpening near as often. This Ma
chine received the first premium of tho State Agri.
cultural Society Of Illinois, of ls54 after trial Of
four days in competition with all Machines Of any
note. Also the first premium Of the Chicago Me-
chanic. Institute Of 1853 and 1854, and several
County Agricultural Societies in lllinois and In
diana. 1t has in every instance received the first
premium when put in competition with any other in
use.
We respectfully invite all who are DESTROYS Of
purchasing a moving machine for the coming har-
vest TO call and examine one have on hard, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Tho machines man
ufacture will be made with, or without guards to
be used upon They will also be warranted to cut
all kinds Of grass fine, dry, thick or
thin, as well as can he done with a seythe.
MURRAY L. PATRICK
RUFUS PATRICK.
Hiue.burgh, April ?nd, 1858. w&0tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-22

H. siolburpc lima l2tb. of Con.unption. Mrs.
=, ., r. ~. ,..,-- 49,, ,.,.h,or ~
''HNh'iN' WIG VI "'o'So na'"'I' ""u ""'
Bufus c. and ClorindN Sanford of Charlotte
In Barre. June 2, Major Camp, aged S. Ills
wife died in the wear ls3s at the ace of g. There
are twelve children, Of whom eleven survive. Tho
aggregate oyc Of the children is $50 years, which
od5cd to tle unitci nee of Tho norents makes the
totoI ronily or" 7sS The cSi,dron nro ali married
and thcrc m, 81 Grand children and IA great grand
cbiiiro MAXIM, Tho cntire tomi,v in direct aus.
co,sian number "a If tho SURVIVING eleven should
attain thc AVERAGE occ of their rnTon,s their NJ.
src,,,tc o,n would he 'l1Gi. ICON.
In RcrIin. limo Let Bcniomin o Bnscon,. aged 49,
In Hcthci W"vi "a Nr. Snnhia SLcdd' ared So
80 ~ = s,,i rr, -. - ~,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-22

Tins Nrw YoRN, Newfoundland and Ion
doa Telegraph Company have made con
tract with Mcssrs Hustled & Broohl, submit
lne engineers of New York city, to remove
"Alcrlin Rock" lying in the centre OF the
harhor Of st. Johns, Newfoundland, which
prevents the large steamers from entering
that port. 1t is expected that, when the OBJ
staclc is removed, the European steamers
will stop at st. Johns, and we may thus have
their news within siN days from the date oil
departure from Liverpool The work, it is
supposed, will be completed carly in august
next.
Bans are said to be more plenty in
this state this year, than they have been be-
fore for twcnty five years. They make sad
havoc among the sheep on the mountains
Mr.. Mancy, Of Chittcndcn Rutland Co.,
caught cub few days since in trap, and
Mr.. Churchill Of the same town caught full
grown bear. In Winhall, Bennington Co.,
last week four bears, two old and two young,
were discovered worrying Sheep. a hunt
was forthwith arranged and two of the NUT
ton Thieves, a dam and cub, were shot.
Mia. JonN SroppARn of Georgia has at
a cost Of $4,000 completed n magnificent
summer residence, in Brattloboro. 1t is of
brick, the rooms finished in stucco, with
marble fire places of rich designs and all
modern cony cnicuccs.
~ MAN of 20 years named Phillips of
Mora y. Y. was run over by freight train
on the Ogdcnsburgh Road last week, and
manged SO that he was only recognized by
his clothing. lie was subject to fits Of in
sanity.-On Sunday last, as deck hand on
board the canal boat Kossuth named Gill was
attempting to mako fast to the dock at
| Rouscs Point, n. Y, a coil of the rope
caught his leg and severed it just above the
ANGLE.
-MAYoR Dow Of Portland, has been
acquitted on the liquor charge. The Judge
decided that no liquor agency had been estab-
lshcd as no agent had been appointed, but
held that the statute did not specify whether
it should be purchased before or after the
agent is selected, and that, a. subsequently
the liquors were turned over to the city
there was no evidence of criminal intent OF
the part OF the Mayor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-22
Tclcgraphic Report o. the Cam
bridge Cattle Markct.

IR,,,,Iod nv Ige WclEj, T,oe prc,,I
Wodro,l,, lima ootb
4. ,,arl,o+ 90, ,.,..I, oi.ort o,o booy,s
and A S.oros CONSISTING of Work,nr Oxcn.
ro,,... and r,I,.os yo,ri;,,,s t,,o and throo
years old
Market Reef Eyrra-rcr ,,,t sq1
First quality 20
S,,i /, ga,
rhird 4, ssa4
o,l;n.r,. 90
U,Jos r,,,t :6nI
T,uo,,' .,
pL,,5 49,. to1;o
rIrl.;a.1a .on,..,~n
E,rrollir, C,+,lc - nor b,rdreJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-22
Furniture and Upholstery
w % ss II
Published June l4th.

4 ZONE CUT CORNERS The Experiences Of
Conservative Family in fanatical Times In
yolvng some account Of a Connecticut Village, the
People who lived in it, and those who came there
from the city, BY BcuauIy. i56 Pr l?mo, cloth,
Illustrated. Price, les,
This tale deals with home matters and familiar
scenes, presenting in the happest manner many Of
NC pecuarities of American, and especially Of New
England life. 1t has real humor and sound satire
ana Is, wthal thoroughly enjoyable tale, with a
good moral. If wc should pronounce it equal to
Chares Dickens best effort people would saw "this
Is merely publisher praising hi, own wares" yet
We hclle'c that after reading it every man will
award 1t this degree Of praise. II CoSE Cur Cor
NEhS docs not prove very popular, shall lose
confidence in our own judgment of books.
MASON BROTHERS,
ltW2w' y PARK Row. Nuw NoRk
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-22
CoopeT's Anti-Pain Tincture.

A \ PAIN ALLENIATOR this Tincture is
EASu0arior h any other found on the American
Continent AMI t'cs the prora lence Of all others
wherover IL isusel. Il Is purely VEGETABLE, and
contains nothing Poisonous.
Its COOL for wini an pain in the Stomach and
Bowels for tho Di1rrhel anil Dysontary, Collie Chol
era AMI Cholera N1rbus.--for Rheunatism, acute
choronic, aql for tho Phthisc or Asthma
Group, Cold, and Coughs. Scllds BURNS, Wounds,
Bruises Sprains, Stiff lnl swollen Joints, Neural
gia or ric-Douloureux, To1th-lcho, Headache, Sick
and Ne-v1us lea l1cha,-., quiet NJ unea sy norv-
Gus resta'acss nnl thus enable one to sleep calmly,
Pain in 'nN sill Sti3h in tho Back, Crick and
Cramps, AMI nlnN3: every kind of Pain, Internal
and EV'2rnal :-Hi'', J,couch, Heart Burn,
lbl'ins, Pti7fll C1-ls, 5v,lin,s, Old Sores, to
allay Trltnnl'i17, anil Prevent Mpr:ihcation &c. ,
Sold u Wpo''st', AL Retail by tn, Manufac-
turcr,. w. C))nER. Co., Kecseville, y. Y.
Also nv \ G SPEAR. Burlingt VI
and by Mcrchlnts generally. w43ly
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New Goods

At BRINsMAID'S JEWELRY STORE, Church St.
- eticules Of various styles, Papier Mache, and
IL Silvered Fans, Black Fans, Boys Belts, Masks
a variety of new styles handsome Cameo Pins
Lockct Pins, Coral and Pearl set Pins, Gold and
Hair Bracelets, and variety Of Gold, Pearl, Ruby
Garnet and Emerald and plain and chased | 6 and s
CARAT Rings Also, Watches Of every kind and
prices at the lowest prices. New Goods constantly
arriving at BRlNsMAlD'S
Jewelry Store, Church Street.
May 30th, 1885 ddwtf
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J. P. TARBELL, Brighton.
CURE OLE CANKER

Mr.. hENNrDr,-To pen can describe what suf.
tered from a nursing sore mouth and canker-nono
put mother who had ii, can possibly believe vhn,
it is-and none but those who used ii can possibly
believe the efficiency Il your Medical Discovery
IN curing it, ELIZABETH CROSS Cambridge,
~ Druggists, Merchants and others, who would
Ike TO act as Agents. please send in their orders to
FRED. T.. SMITH. Druggist, Montpe lier,
General Wholesale Agent for Vermont,
DONALD KENNEDY, Proprietor, Roxbury, Mass,
A. c. SPEAR and TIEO. 4. PECK, Agents Bur.
linstoui L. l.. DUCTHER t son, St. Adams II.
\. HODGES, and Z. B. GREEN Richmond W.
e. sPRAGCE, Versenncs Also, by Drugsists and
Merchants everywhere.
Nov. %, 1854. vlv
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Samuel d. Whitnev,s Estato.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! Tho Hon the Probate
District Of Chitcnden, SIS Court for tho District
Of Chittendcn. TO oil persons interested in tho
estate of Samuel d. Whitney, late Of Williston, in
said District deceased, Greeting.
WHEREAS, G. r. Whitney Administrative Of
w the estate Of said deceased, proposes 10 rem.
der account Of her administration, and present
her account against said estate for examination and
allowance at session Of the Court Of Probate TO be
holden at tho Probate Office tho 2sth day Of juno,
A. d. 1885,
Therefore. you nre hereby notified to appear be.
fore said Court, at the timo and place aforesaid and
show cause If any you have why tho account aforc-
said should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, thi, 9th day
OF June, A. D. 1855.
w4ow3 W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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