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the time of weaving once day is
all that is necessary.
There are several advantages aris-
ing from separating the lambs from
their mothers while quite young /:
first, they will grow faster as they
learn to eat much sooner, and can
always have a supply Of oats, bran,
&c, kept by them, which could not
well be done If allowed TO remain
with their dams second, the lambs
are prevented from getting into the
racks and damaging the hay, as is
always the case If permitted to re-
main together the whole time third,
| it is not uncommon Tor the lambs to
acquire the habit Of picking aud cat
ing small locks of wool from the legs
and thighs Of their dams, which Is
ayolded by making The separation.
Aside from the above considerations,
the lambs soon become gentle, which
IS of some importance to the flock
master. BY adopting a course similar
10 the above, lambs may be raised in
winter that v i'll he as healthy aud
thrifty as those dropped in April or
May. Patent Office Report
G. CAMPBELL, Of Westminster, W.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-11

Choked Cauie.-A few DAYS
since, a lady Of this place, lost a
valuable COW by being choked with
an apple. We find in The HarfJor.i
Times The following remedy, for
such cases, which has repeatedly
been used with success. 1t was tried
a lew days since by some gentlemen
living in Pennington, who found one
OF their cattle badly choked. Says
the Times
They tried various experiments
to get the apple out, but it being
very low down, they failed, llll IN
formed by person who had tried il
that gunpoioder would relieve the
animal. They put about two ounces
into the throat, which seemed to
sicken the animal, and shortly after
put IN about two ounces more when
the OK heayed at tie stomach
strongly and repeatedly, and the ap-
pie was thrown up with considerable
force. THIS is a staple remedy and
II has always proved eilectual when
used II should be generally known
among the farmers.
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Winter Lambs and their Man.
agement.

There is no difficulty in rearing
lambs in The winter season, provided
the ewes have been wei! kept, and
have warm, convenient place for
their accommodation, and are proper
ly fed while sucking. There should
be prepared, previous to the lambing
period, several small pens, about three
feet square, with a convenient place
for feeding. As soon as the lamb is
dropped, il should be placed with its
dam in one Of these pens, and there
allowed TO remain until il is suffici-
emily strong TO be removed to larg-
er apartment, which will usually be
at The age OF two days but, previous
10 the removal, the lamb should be
numbered corresponding to the dam,
as the writer believes all good shep-
herds will have their flocks perman.
emily numbered. This being done
several sheep and their lambs una,
be allowed TO run together, and tn,
small pens again occupied by sheet
having young lambs. Al the ag'
Of two or thee weeks, the lamb
will need TO be fed with roots, oats
wheat bran, &c, for which purpos'
it i'll be necessary 10 have a SINAI
pen, adjoining their dams, wher,
they can be kept by themselves, unC
their food placed in small trough
easy of access and protected so as I,
keep their food clean, and there vii
be no further trouble, aside from III,
annoyance of their bleating for TN
first lew days. They should be al
lowed The tea, three lines DAY un
Ill they are about six weeks old, afte
which twice lie sutiicen', and ues
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-11

A Caution an the Use Of sag
dust for Bedding, as Recommend.
ed by The Veterinary Journal, Pao.e
lo@.--soch is the tendency Of saw
dust, saturated with urine, aud mix
ed horse manure, to violent lerment-
alion, that, unless kept in very
moist condition or mixed with large
portions Of muck, clayey loan, or
charcoal "a little plaster would help
The matler,) IT will lose much of us
value The ammonia going into the
arr and will settle downa dry now
der fire langed, as is said, J litiIe bet.
Ter Than swamp mud or deca ed
iuri-nol valueless, 1t is true, but
having only a small part Of the value
of strong ammoniaeal manure.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-11
uELMBOLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILIA

For Purifying me Blood, rcm0rng al d.ssases ofisHg
from frccss of Mercury, exposure and tHpradeace 90
tVs, ehraHic Constitutional dssasC arisHg ffoa az "a
pure state ~ ne biuoa and ne oy rfabe and e6iet
U1i kHoeH sfgefg for ma cure " Scr0faa, salt RAlnf,
SAID Had, UiesraiiaHs fthe Ttroat and LaHs Pans
and swcli'Hgs ~ the Bones, Itufr, Pufpiss aa ne
race, and seaig Erupuons Of he sktn
This article b. noN presented by some Of Che most
dsungu physicilus ia the country, and has nrovo
more efficient 90 practice than any preparation of Sar-
sapurih yet offered to the public. Several eases OF
secondary syphilis MefcUral and Sotoin ous diseases
have entfuty recovered TO the incunble wards our
Public Institutions which had for years relisted
every mode oftreament dat could he devised. These
eases furnish sttking examples Of he sslutafy eccis
oithis medicine la arestng sumo Of he nostnveie
dseases, afor the q inds were destroyed, aud the
bones already al ected.
NoricE.-Loueis from responsible Physicians and
Professors of several Medical College, and rtcaies
Of cures irom patients viii be found both
Preparations.
PErcEs, Fluid Extract Of Buehu, 81 per bottle, or
bottles foi s..
PHcEs, Fluid Ezuact ofsnrsaparlla 81 per potlle or
botles iof IS, equal in strength tome gallon oSyfup
Of Snrsapaiila.
Prepared aud sold BY u 4. HELMBOLD. Chemist
Chestnut Street nsarthe Gifard House, Pniladel.
phiu.
To bee had of COLLINS 4 PIERCE Montpelier, W.
Aud Of Dmggistsa1t Neuots evefywhefe,
III letters dreel 70 he ProPnfi0r -AgeHf rseeipes
m,diaft at6Eton. 43; ~.
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HelmJolGs Genuine Preparations
HELMBoLp's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

For diseases OF the Bladder and Kidney. Secret Dis
eases, Stfictuirs, Weasnrs-es, aud diseases OF
the Sexual 'lguas, whether in Male 90 fema.r ou
whatever ruu-s they may have originated, and uo
mitter ofhoW long standing
% sou have contracted the terfb q disease which
when once sHated Boo tae system, wall -utei' go duyn
from ons generation To- another upr.' ninne Che r'n
-tiiau"ni and snarnue ihe irf mn lil- ui No dec
no trust Nnuraflt 30 he hnnds 90 1udcA~' hu ID % up
rvtfy Soy 90 % EN-, like the, aud hi the naprr, with
glazing taseiaads too we'll oaioulard ta deceive he
youn., and those not acqunuted win thet tirks.
Yen ctnunt he too ceiui 10 the selection of remedy
90 these cIsrs.
Tho Flula Extract Buthu Lac been pronounced 10,
eminent physlctdps The grcItcst remedy ever knuan.
u is medicine perfectly pleasant 600 u- trtc. and
very nuoet on 90 ts acton, tui yet so thorough tst
fnnhates evrr nffuciouf tir rams and poisonau. VT
rus of Ibis dreadful disease aud, unl other fetneiies
does nni diy up thr disease Boo the blood.
Constitutional u-fiuy, brought on by self abuse o.
nusf tefti1ie iiseAscs winch has brought fh,usau col
no hHr Wce 10 untimely gmvcs, thus bla.tiug the
.ttant hope. 90 aatoai- aui hehtiug n the oud the
gIoHuus ambition OF mlny nlbr ynuth, con bn cuted
10y the infllihie komouy. And ast in,dtclHe wui
must benefit thndy u 1he simple delicate to- he
runHued mod dtsuiti0s invalid equal is 20 bee found
acting both ls Cure ana preventive.
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Respectfully yours,
Dr.. HENRY BUR tNE1 4, No. l7g Eat i7th-st.

This Preparation oompfiscs bottle Of Liquid aud
jar Of pomsde. When applied At Dr. rooms NO cu.Hcn
Is made until The Hair is JuHy restorsd
II never tails restoring the Hair When its loss has
been caused by fever sickness and seldom feques
mole than one bottle 10 arrest lis falling out.
As an article Of toilet "a Is Invaluable, az Il keops
the HAIR healthy and gives to At extremely tiegaHf
appearance.
Badness il generally hereditary. Mothers should
use b upon hei children heads IL moi merely Ads
me growth ofthe Hair but is sure 10 prevent ultimate
badness.
Sent TO any part Of the Urited States upon The re-
eelpt OF 81 Aadtess orders to Pfopfieiom Of the
SWEDISH HAIR CREATOR, $50 Broadway, New
York. N B.-usual discount to the trude.
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Valuable Recipe.-Mr. A. Bron

Valuable Recipe.-Mr. A. Bron-
son, Of Meanwhile, Pa, says, from
fifteen years experience, he finds
that Indian meal poulice, covered
over with young Tyson tea, sollened
with hot water, aud lald over burns
or frozen flesh, as hot as can he
borne, wIl relieve the pain ia five
minutes. II bilslcrs have uolurlsen
before, they will not after it's put on,
aud that one poultlce is generally
sufficient TO effect cure.-Er.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-11

These iam.n. Iils afc expressly con hind to opcr-
on ih stotnach, the hsc, tho kilnefs he lungs,
the shin and the howcls cuurfiug ant deraus
in th,u functions, Purifying We blood, the yer, ioun-
tain of nic, and thus curing discasn 900 cts tnfms
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-11

Surgical and Mechanical
AA rnNAcafkrrsSra

pa WIN me aid o, ain The fichiues afforded nv the
's'eesoi peu'a Science, oysD variety oil opefatioa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-11

10 ne Proprisiors efiAs SrsasA Hair Creator
Grntlemrn-having hern quite bold FOR tht last sir
seven yeats, was Induced ht reading your advef-
usnmtui, tn n1te trialui tho Swedish lislr Creator
q is about i've mon ihs SINCE romnr mood o.. use
5000 my barre growing HgNu rett finely where. pre-
Oh I n n s .
o. lusuce Go your woaiefi sovcrs, must sddthat
have tfifi every ueaus tn ms power restore MY
hatr, tnd 800 nhrt pfcpIfftpns seemed 100 do more
hftm than good lfase -ielt H'tsut. BOB sftUns that
am now conv decd otbHving iny htrcHffey restored
unf cheeuuIy -sr Nuu this tc tmou,, hopir 10 NAV
Htu0r othcr who ace ssepilcal. 81. sas, 10 give
your Rtfish Han Crontnf a faiff fiai.
You're, C.F.SMiTH, lll spiug-5tfeet
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Nrw-YobK, March l5 1855
70 ~ P-aLL-atoLa IF D. sa--.-A INN c-.-L-.-

~ Nt' f'i 'fNN'fs ~ Nif s7tfaifA nav AffIlnr
sits 10 he early part OF fact Sumuef. my uehter
was afflicted wttH an sbs9rss about inch H,orr tn
ccntre 81" ihe os Jrsttis thc diameter of which was
NO inchfs, % we opturd. HnN alter the ischatee
boo ceu-'d, tc iuot u the hait etto exposed ns be-
inside ul tho equip. Nuhiua week alilhc haif over
ihe disvnsHd spot had fillan ont Mooh anxiety wac
would not Hsito gtos. TaorApereuee. airdtrlis'cn
"ef" c"u-uhed, who decided the spot would frmsia
permanently bald. NHrHus restorative means wee
fes"utu 500 without effect. When friend zee omrnfsd
Sous s"faish iar Creator Anoi ten dats appiicl.
ilNut uicfo'r"pc examination cr'tcuced I growth
OF hne d'"n' opsing hair Inspired with fresh hopes
continued iis application uud iu sia wHcks Wa re-
Wntded by fro~th OF heir au iuch n lonaih. IL is
now iuii ength ond perfectly healthy. then recon
mend 't tou lady lielausc) who had lost her hait
from crv-ipelas. She nsed it with sr hapuy result
take pleasure n giving you this tcstinouy To- favor OF
sour valuable dscovefy believing ~ 90 be- from actual
experiment. one Of the very few useful curative arf-
cles llat emlnnlo .Iom gnlcLdnn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-11

Want Of Lime Tins may be
seen IN heavy crops of straw aud
hight crops of gram, In root crops
II is seen IN tops, and the roots all
branches, or, as they are sometimes
called, all fingers aud toes. 1t
should never be put on "A! the same
time with manure, as it lberates the
ammonia aud allows it TO escape.
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THE MILLION,

nofh or south, sasi OF wot, and h Grd 10 the bfi
cnch mont with chare, popular ani gr iphic mscol.
Hni lnft such NJ an, fihrf, bro hef or friend would
place m the hands NJ family eneie. I.is In an ITS
departments fresh sud orgiim und whnt II pnpors
BE-, the cheapest magazine 10 tho world.
Aay rersin nntosng enc dollar o. the proprietor as
h4oN shhll receive he " gi8ne loo nne wear any
pefsun senitg ~ erht suhscnhrrs and eieh doliars
at enc ume, -htll 'ccrivs copy grlls
". VI bALLOu. Pabfisafr aAi pfep,isfe,
Corner OF Tfemont pud Btoutneii streets. bo.t,n.
6i.is8m
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aarirultural.

1The Mdino Farmer, published
at Augusta, Me-, by Russell Eaton
is an excellent paper for the farmers
and from one consideration is quite
likely TO be valuable to Northern
vermonters. The experience Of the
Maine men will be very much like
that Of farmers in the northern re-
gion Of Vermont We copy the fol
lowing from that paper:
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE,


THE TRfBUN snow in the middle oft ~ eeuth
\ Yoati Vol w. ufiw weekly issue commenced
on Tho ip Of scptem ef last Tho Ameriau public
need not now be- made acquainted with it4haiactof
of claims 10 onnsideuti Win bui vhotdinu,e
regard ot prudence policy OF popularity uhus aimed
u stand fof Nighoousucss, iut tfuth, for Humanity
against icfuhed inQuiy, Fmud aud Oppression.
mere BE- slave trader on tiHs tontinuB, though
he may never read uuything bot bis 10 d ~ Hle and
notes plyiblc whn dors know aud have NE rRt-
bUNE there 10 not on extensive MIuratoiof drug.
gtd and poisonous i.iqu"rs ho does not cNsdef 10
vofy dangerous ani tmnuui papef, sud windef whv
iis publication b. toieilted In eommoics, cotton.
buying Cug like New-Nofk. Tvs NrwAHE ,lEncunY
unoo tofciui remarked That IL bad never tuwna hard
gnppina. srfewtng atHticinus employer VIZ wa not
hostile To TIE TRIBUNE, nor one cmineulv rtnrf-
Gus and kindly VIM dii MOI lite h. Prompt add plain
spoken n ils drnuuciHnous oi inquiry nAahus-s ui
puvcf, Whto claiming uu oKcmputn ffun human Iall
bIity, % mHy hove don, Temporary tnjHsno, to iadi-
VduH'f but has tttct ucfu uui ithiui 90 tuncips.
nor deaf 90 che eros itis utoueed and suistna. Nv
It's columns hr advo0a'o. olnove tnd Unpopular thoo-
Ties contemplating ihe inclination ct huann woes,
especially those Of tho vnitelr.s bod disn.ituIior
hasa evei tund audience ono hnspit iiy while b.
hls afdrnty ie.iradi and Will pntsisut,, combat,
rvry 4uempi 90 prescribe and degflde ans class be-
cause ofditettties of Netvuvt Ciord, of Colr
In 'htuce OF ctumuios 'd' m0st fociots, and Vt
host flutes Inc uust dettly aud unfifiuE, TIE TKt.
81 bias grown steadily tn public tu feriattDn from
the das cd iis ougn lts meats OF sofving ihr puhc
apri'cairh havi been ausmrntDd 30 9fopuuiun. in-
stead of siugie editor with one OF tNuus sants no
or inifaionuo" compIises nuincfousbody ID winters,
each fitted ny sprcfl iurompl -hmrnt nnd sSpttiepce
tor tho puuculr line OF discussion 10 whis his ptn
DO Hvutudt ur dlih amount uf trading mtitefrI
mofe tlau quaiupies thut Of 80 eafhpst issues. a
s'uh IT valued correspondents tnritcts the yt,ie
tan'nniuns eafiy and Intelligent uuf1uons u wnnt.
-nttuut literature, AT, lli.tofy-in shaft Whit ~
effects ihs social aail being nt n1nkii Parnie q M
olnsy ai"no rNr'p'd- fluid. htrc Che foeH aud most
searching iIscussiun.
Atttehod o., Profound conviction 10 fbe BON, 6ses,
policy ol iGdu-tfHi development and lntff,.l t,t.,
communication, whose nnsi canstieu III. ,.l.,.,,, .
IIN fNfu fIttNN A. a.
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FTNcIPdI D7poI AZ sNo, 90 JtnTW NHtH
LoicfH, Mass.
Fred. E. Smith, Montpelier, VI.
DIR. wa. ~. gtAYDEN'S
Cciebreted Improved vegetable
PuTgaiiVc
II l. /, -

Unversat, ack know lodged by ail who have used them
to Doe deci ody The best romcl, ever yot discovered
tor all ordinary HlHiuts. such Is,
Dropat. Lrsr Compliant JauHdte, lass Of 4ppaH,.
IadesshoH. Heari Burn, sok Hsad4 che, Efuptcs
D.seases. GfH,rai Dfbify, irregu.ariics, surpres.
SLOWS .NirrnuHrss, D.orsincss, FanfHess, Foul
S'oma,h, AND al me- Dtcasrs arisfHg froma m0rbd
slate 0fihc hiood aad Stomach.
Asapfeyoutatitc aud cue iut the Fovot and Aeue,
these Pilsstaud ut the head Of all other Incidence
u YOU have moi used thcm be- ADVISED 60 do 0u immu-
Jiafely and you si dnd that thoy are truly ull that
they ore recommended TO be- anl ar superior 90 any
ana % others. Their virtues consist iu the wed
known ftet that they
-puRGE without GRlpING Or LEAVING TmE
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HoHoicays Pills are the best remedy knorn IN
The trorid for the Joiioring diseases.

Atihmu, Diar-hui secuudatytnsird Weak
B0wcl Com DfopsY Symptoms moss
puints Debility Stone & Giav.Livof Com
Coughs Fovef& Asua oi ulaints
Colds Tcmlle Capitalization Luwnuss Of
Ghost Dison- pl,ints Vcuef 40 AZ Spirits
ses Headaches fartiaus Piles
Costvsness DIGESTION Woim-, ofaIl
Dyspepsia luauenza Kinds
- sold al the Nanurctodrs OF Professor tloLLo-
WAY, 50 Maiden Lane, New fpfs. aud ~ strand, Lon
dom ny all respectable Druggists aud Dealers Mcdi-
Cina throughout the Uniied States uud the civil ia I'd
world. ia hurus a. 25 csui-, q. cents, and each
gT- There Is considerable saving hy taking the
lafgursixcs
n. D. Directions for tho guidance Of patients 10
cvtry sofdef ato affixed 90 clch box. b1iooply
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DYNPEPSlA y LIVER COMPLAINT.

Noatly holt ihu human race have talen these Pills'
II bus been proved in nl ports ut tho vutd hat moth
iug hss been loo ud equal t0 tr BOO clsca of i0frfs
of thi ltcr d,sptpst, Hnd % mach conplliuts grn-
sfafb. They give hoaithy Tone to those organs,
hoEtvot M UGH dofaugcd, aud when ali other means
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
Important Announcement

Two ALL PERSONS afflicted with sexual diseases,
such a. SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE,
GONNORHQEA. GLEET, SYPHILIS, sc &c.
The HOWPBD ASSOCIATION ofPhiladulphia, in
view of the awiei dcsuoton Of human life and HEALTH
caused by sexual diseases, aui the doceptons which
are practsed upon the unfortunate victims OF such
diseases by Quucks, have directed their Conauiung
SutgeoHi os 1llRITABLE LCT worthy OF their
n1me, Co give snlCAL ADVICE GRATIS. toail
persons thus afflicted, (Malo or Femaie,l who anply
by oiter with description Of thrir condition, fage
occupations habitFo le) &C. and in case ofex rene
poverty and suffering to FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE or CHARGE,
The Howard Association isa benevo'ent institution
established by special endo wment fer the feefof
sick and distressed afflicted with Virulont and Epi.
peWie Diseases andiis funds be used Tor other
purpose II has now surplus OF means, which the
Directors have voted to advertise he above rntics IL
Is need oss 10 add that the Assoeiation enmmsnd The
highest Medical xiii ofthe age aud will furnish the
most approved modern Treatment, Valunhle nlvice
also gver 10 sick Bnd nervous females afflicted ith
abdomto Il weakness, Womo Complaint, Co,ti,eness.
Leue Irhoa, Sc.
Address lpost-paidl DrGEo Il. CALHOUN. Con
suting surgeon, ilowart Association, No . south
NINTH street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order OF the Directors.
EZRA %. uEARTWEIL, President,
GEO. FAIRChlLD. sacietar,. 3s;Is
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Dental Circular.

A flER neo'siani practice Of my profession G,tih
noon my nldptce of husiness and taken The OtBre n
she ia'' pfs ant II. Ktlhouruc,
orsr b"rea"k'' stare, .uahs sfreei.
hHgleaNc TO offer my Pfoie.sionuI services 10 IN,
,p'mel pafons, and those of nr.. Kilbnurnr The,
Torn, according toihe ~
Most Approved Princinlas
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OATS OATS OATS,

m Ohn Bushels wartod Immediately ia, which
~ ,uOu Cash will be paid on delivery. Dc"oi
Store r. Il. Square. FULLER giilTu'
August 2O'h, 1855.
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R'mtiancrs for Huy oi the above publications
should ulWays addressed, post puit The Publish
uts, LEON ARD SCOTT 4 90.
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DRUGGISTS, Montpelier. Gencrl Wholesale Agent,
for Vermont, sold BY A. y. BiGELOW. Bare: h.
PORTER, Nouhhcdi J. N. HENRY, War 1buf,
a. &, SPEAR, Burlington }. e. BINGHAM 81
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The receipt of Advance sheets from tho Brfisl
publishes givts additional value 60 these Rpnurs
"-pcctuh du itus the present exciting stte luf1
peaa uhiirs, ni-mueh as thay cin nov .e nac~d in
me mud' ct subscribers about ~ soou tho ohginn
editions
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Deming,s Vermont Officers.
tDOUN Al
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GREAT INDUCEMENT
TO PURCHASERS or
DRY G GODS.

Having parchised nm immense Stock ofGoods at the
lowest uuthet ptice- fii Cash, tha .uistf bef h4.
oponedh st,fe in Montpelier Village, IN the Brick
building, opposite the
Bs"K or MONTPELIER, STATE sTREET
wh.ro boz hs- permanently iocated himself aud .oiieits
shlic OF put p4ffpnngr. ladies aud gem rmrn re
respectfully invited 10 call aud examine This stuck OF
Goods. hey Will be sold the iet t.sihie rate.
Come one come alli and secure bargains that are
bang tins.
Among which some oi the following Articles
nrpeade silks, BLACK silks Oh widths, 'laid. and
-tuprs, silk all COLOR rik Velves in' Clpes aud
tummtnaf tnmatch, LHdirs' Uruadrlnih lpf cuucs
vriY nico, 1hhots of Ali colnf., lynursc ln
goat variety ct col0rs, DehtHUs, t.l wool
pHuHcs, Cotton do. rt iin lnd drufrd. A.
prucs, Anaras, 800 wool Plaid, cotton
HUl wool dt., Raw Silks, Salisbury
Fnnuols, Gnghums Honnef Ribbons
iu gfc.t vHftety OF styles, ingifh
Hni American lfiuts worry uica
sNtes Lung md Square ShaNls
vrfY choap, Cuthmfrs sh1wis o. goat
vaoaty Of colnis aud Eiyies Blv State
ShiwIs Embf.ldrf.cs 30 kinds, Wtnuaht
Curtain Muslusi siik aud Linen ltfkis. fints
tipf lnd Furs, Watches Ciork aud Jpu,iy.
Uotdy AIDE Clothing, BOOTS aud shoos, tnsoti-
o. with uu endless variety ot articles tuu nutnrt-
Gus To mention.
S. L ROBINSON
Montpelier, Oct 20, ls55. "a