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YNHE above eut repesssnA . view Of r. most
complete and perfect
COOKING sTOvE new In USE
Ihs Patterns are entirely new, having been usAs
~ - this year. They fast suppiaatia9fell oth.
g Cooking Stoves in tho market. The ds1asA fce
them 10 already 20 great that Ne ere prspesinr 8
manufacture fifty Of them PER day. These warning
that almost Indispensable article, . rood CcoktnS
Stove, should remember that improve nsnt "a
progress are the order Of the day. and that In 10
ticlc Of domestic use, has there ben rreetsr in
Proyenent, within the Last ten yssu. than III oAs
now under CONFEDERATION. Therefore, 700 Wi
greatly promote ysur interests ky ssls:aiar ~
stNEW ERA" COOKING STOVE.
IN preferences " taking up with Of ansasiqsatsd
pattern.
~ For sAle wholesale and retail. 81 osr stors.
No. VI Main 81, kkOkuK, IOWA, whsce eau a.
ways b. found The most Dm pets asd varied assort-
ment Of Cooking, Heating, and Palor Bsevs, svsx
offered in the West.
-GSAlso, Tinasrs' Stock Of All Lisis.14
VI. =. MoosE, BRID0k BRO.
Agent. Uanl-dyl
New watch, Clock, ailSoV WaSo a1l
JEWEL1Y sTORE.
svvHH undersigned. lass fron enc al he nnt
ciass sstablishmesO In 1ost0a, Aase., taks
pleasure in inforninsths citissns Of Keoksk and
between Ind ord u, With sheiss aad we'll select
ed stock Of Watchss, Silver Wore, Jswslry go
Fancy Goods, which " osr for sals q psasosahls
prices. The public -. Invited e sal - ssaaias
o- " no.sOvn : nAA.sfs1.
- 49, ~. % :. t.sceoe1 - u
800. ssssAsss1 y ms s 49,.
--s------------- ------------- $3.50. -
k9n0e AnO Lets tor sale
ON ACkks Of land, on Sand Prairie, Win -
wv sold Tor cash, or msrchAntd1ls dry gosas
~ acres, I'VE miles ont On The Keokak and Pert
Dssnoises =. 3.
! lot IL Williams Perry : aAditioa, : a~arssss
loe.t on for residence.
Also. Aoa-s and lot sitas.sd in tAs ssa.rai pass
For particulars, inquire Of
C.B. INGALLS, Co.,
o@ce IN rear q ksq. stotss, cor. - AAin-sss.
Aso12k. | novloNut
kvn sals = began, : two AoE.s bae1ys nsas-
/ WILKINSON MARSHALL,
49, .S.. -. - .n.-..
ron SALE,
4 FARM eontsine % asres, vcil i1peoved. vitA
"A good honss and bearing orchard d miles
eocse u charleston And 10 miles fron Ksokuk,
Will b sold o. reasonahie terms. S.
$50. S rS.s y -. oaais, Asoksks
TIs aI.1T VESTI.S 1EnTnf.
- Ss.s.ss ~. ~ aan saaoe ia Osss
Ths.s .Ss;s..d IN M M. o ..n.a,.. 1870.
s.r ~ sr.ss.ss. .s,,..s .i < "s se Rssss
perfect cure warranted, or the mensv r>3uxlea
beiag known for the last " years = tHs suIy -.
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heowssn) on Uncle Bilps piassa, ana lone
ooeolIs over the ferny hills and ia the Glove
qea1ows after Wild Strawberries; and the
1fst ct July Sam Brown weut back % Bow.
60in, and Helena Somers Woat back q moth.
Or and brother Harry.
Autumn came, golden brown, days OF sun-
shiae and nights Of silver mist, and Sam
Brown came too. The old pen wAs laid aside.
and rides, balls, and Hirtations BY the piano,
more than consoled the aBlus'' for it's loss
Dear brother Harry and Sam were delight
cd with each other, was delighted with both,
and my gentle widowed mother looked kind
~ on US all.
With the 6rst spring flowers, there WINS
wedding in our house, two lives were blend
ed in ono, and God blessed the Union! Du-
ring the four happy years that he has been
my husband, even my exac.ing heart has
been more than satisfied in the fullness Of
that love poured out upon mel He has been
to me husband, lover, true and earnest friend
de is honored and beloved by the world, and
on high pedestal in his wife's heart his i'm
age IL enthroned sacred to love and devotion
Harry and Josie Campbell are to be married
the coming Christmas, and God willing, We
shall have merry time OF it.
Morning, noon, and night, I offer up .
4
acquaintance which has proved such bless
ing to mc--an acquaintance with Sam Brown
Tak WooDwoRrH planning MACHINE PA
rENr.--The New York Tribans's correspon-
dent writes:
81 am able to assure the anxious souls all
over the country that the agent and manager
Of the enterprises for . renewal Of tho Wood
worth Planning Machine Patent has given up
the struggle and gone home. II was found
impossible to get the bill through either
house Of Congress. Plenty Of members
would have liked to vote for it, but were
AFRAID OF their constituents, who take the
Tribune! Previous, however, to discover.
ing the hopelessncss Of the scheme, the aeen,
in question had spent $4,000 among the
correspondents Of the various influential
and uninausntial newspapers. Bad invest
ment."
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
LAYING sold our shock to Messu. Ayres
i \ Reysolds, We feel compelled 80 1sgs promp4
aud Immediate payment from all thoee knowing
themselves indebted 10 ~ on note or book account,
In order that We may meet positive engaesmcnts,
and preparatory 10 opening business again On the
frst Of March.
janl3-dIm AAhILL 4 RALSTON
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WATCH EAl
II. W. JONE0,

On SECOND srREKr,
Next door to &. Parsons Banking HousAl
kEOKUk. ....,.,,.a.I IOWA.
vlNHE subscriber hes just recsiyed lasgs -
and beAuuful stock VI gold and silver ~
Watches, gold jswelry, re-. comprising tAs
latest Of ladies breast pins, sarrings 6agsl
rings, cut pins, gold guard and fob shains. keys,
seals, silver thimbles, gold slides, snsps, stads
guild pens, with or without holders, gold pencils,
pens and pencils.
WATCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber being practical watchmAl or,
Feels competent to repair the most diGicult and
delicate work that may be entrusted 10 bis care.
All work warranted to give satisfastion.
CORRECT TINE.
The public may rest ssarsd that the correct time
10, and always will be kept by
Nov. Is. Sadly NV. JONES'
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IL BROADWAY, NEW YoRx.
OasA Cepbelss1 Aees@sssstsa oAee, go.
nnPOel1uO olee ~ With the psselley u IL
~ Staas = New ysrk, for the ssssrisy n roiisy
holders In addition to which the saoeh hsldsys are
psfssaaily liable. Asoas .As DiS.esors ere tAs
noae wealthy and innssatiai citlsess VI New Yssh.
This y ssssh Company, setsrsing " he -
ss.st ~ pr ssat = al he psoats srisas.aily.
frss irs..Aa sisi.s Il kis ss.ai.oss, fsr slsss q
eeAts pr week, policy fer q, 49,.
y 10 Wosid nss spass this svm Cor ~ gsati1ss-
te. e r.A.ssica. q sisk hed q n sass u 80
psosisies for his faniiyf II wosld ligAtsa ~
paas, ssd do s'ss for b: rsssvssz sas. .ssis.:.
Sro:r.s..:. With I'll s.es~.ry s.son.a.,s., s,,.
aisAsdby HICKEY SIMPSON, Agts.
asgs-dly Keohsk, Iowa
KEOKUK nAnaNE lN0UNAnCA OW.
Capital, $500 900.
IL prepared 70 Do 0ayineIDsuf
! eass kssansss. Cargo risks taken stsssssnssy
uoess, aadshs usssiCash facilities sxtssAsdts reg
slAs eustoDefs.
kssssspssuptly adjusted.
DiaxcSoas:
!. h. Harisen, Gsa- d. knytA.
Sohn xenpain, 4. l.. Dsmipg,
yeAa AsCans, G.. CoaM,
Q. CARRIER, Jas. y. Cox.
4. Bklu0MAk, President.
0.B.SMyTH, vtssprssidsAt.
Al. DEAINO, Treasurer.
WA.D. TunSsn Secretary.
O0ss In Sample 3 bHildiAg Second Street.
iaaetdAw5ao
FER 00les
a . bssgsin. the large and extensive Cospsr-
"A shop Let street, between kxehsaes ssA
Task With large - veil selected stssk q tools,
etAvss, hOsppolss, -. nyboAy wishing 70 enxags
= - essDsiag hssissss can have bsseaia y
.ssf '''' = the c' Mn T. s xrsIr Il co.
~ ssaple ard fsssy 0sosssiss. rrsvi.tsae, ~,
veaeA - soss Tor ssls - lcw = asy etAse hssss
Y ~ sity, - ssaran.ee svssytAise " ssii = -
49,. ss c u iis.si e: :. i h..s .ss
Al sssis IsssSs = SIS ssssSaisIs sss - ssal,-
'sa = ~ ~ q y: w A. E . 4 :a A
1ss3sa Mails o.. bs4~ssa ~ A. -.
0fln SACKS q. A. BALT, 50 Is {. j. g ies
0VV sals ~ WA. u. AUSTIN 90.
go
lI5!las.-5rsA sov: I.isi.o.. oyssss., =
~ eassH WA. H. AUSTIN 90.
a ARDlNES.-Ha1 ssd oae-1esrth hsxs, e
ss!sU WA. =. AUSIM Cd
CfRAws1aRIns, p,: p f.:sA |. :sssS ~ issss.
1
p1Ach1g, pa sp lrsaA u ssns, GO go y
= - w. =. AugIIx Ac0.
~ Ass3sd w. r. AusfM ) co.
S6Dtt1A. nao1arsl ana Asr5isG $50 .
~ ase13d WI. u. AUot1m : Cd.
RUOkWa1Af sad Rys rless q ~
- - W. z. Ag11M %.
SCR .ssli Ai.0nd:; rss.,' - His.ss =
q ~. 81 = w. = Aus11 : Co.
13LLl1S.-0ssnge, Qnincs, 6Hsu6nry, I11DS1e-
: y q. -, sas 'sassy WIZ. \. AusrNA GO.
BU YKUITg-fo.ssoss 6s.soss. cS.Ti.x~
p 3os ale b WA. H. AUSTIN ! 90.
TyIzB -I.Ps1ial, Jaapos der, r. h. - T1aZ.
= fss sAis ~ WI. n. AUSTIN . co.
(v0CO1, cSasslsss, 6aEsrs No. |, G. nls ~
- asssse W. =: AUs1lM : g.
SgszsS :sIs ; ~ ci: ss1szI ~ g
xOLDxN 6yfsp, 6sSAr Hone sd NsE 0slseps
~ 1slaSs, Tor ssls1y Wn. Il. AUSTIN ACO..
/ 4sS ~. 9 jan, ise - ~, s;s|I s. -
- -. 2. = 111sM : -.
R.gt t!,,6 a'ssI 'sn ,;:s ,s;:l7:d :sa!.s::: 8
CrfUfdas. Winter strained Lard oil, NSssGS1
~ whalS Oh, for sale BY WIN. H. AUSTIN AGO.
dss1od
tfSUY 1ssksss, wooden and wiIlow Ware, i1s0e
= acssetnsatfsr sale ~ WA. II. AUSTIN GO.
WHOLESALE AND RErziI 5EALrRs
nlUds AID nKDICiNks. PAINTS. Ola
- DyNss.a, ..s.As, Psrfs,.sy: fancy A.
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rLAx0EED WANTED.
WASH paid for IN unlimited Amssst, delivered
~ II or mills. l.. X. BISSELL CO.
sept3 dAw6m
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COMMITTEES
On Rf-eshments-u kaplee, ii Fulton, and W
Timhernan.
On Carriagx-Wm Holiday, Vim Simpson and
Wm II rahsn.
R.Idino = =
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p. u. UDm0TON,
4 SARPENTER AND BUILDER Skop Soath-
~ vest corner ii Thirtesnth and frankiin ~.
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j. A. Rayard and w. Bates have been se-
lected BY the Black Democratic caucus Of
Delaware as candidates for the United States
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year the constitutional quoson he had some doubts
now and be would not disregard the constitution, be-
cause was fashionable TO do Din tho South nut TO
paiiy two or ilreg lac counties IN this State, he COM
scented the h last year. Ii applied various cases
in which jury h Is not given and which should have
that prNcgo VI gentlemen would carry ont their views
consistently But the Courts aud Tho people are now d.
vded 90 tho act Of last year and DE ready TO re-
pea and stand on nc old law with reference " cas-
Whenever both parties agree II suitors IN large coun
tics are troubled by reason OF delays and large dock
cts they can help themselves by voluntary references
Dir. Olfustcad Of Bfdpurt said his mind had been
changed ny the negative Influence o. the arguments
the question. When the lawyers were assaulted. he
Elected that it would be the lawyers who would ny thc
cases referred. When the constitutional question was
argued both sidea proved too much. n referees arc
jury, why DO away with M other uincsl VIII we
do away with our peters with the farmers Is t bcstto
ge mp ures Of six twelve, and take up with one Two
or three referees II so he would dismiss this bill A.
gain IL sid that reference wanted meet where
much One party win he forced against his will He won't
SUBMIT he e dentan aunihur uai ~ and ht 60 the
a' mnmou ms is human nature u he waa sure that ~
30 hui ho INV to doe FOR dsal ~ ceuenun e
~ h''lhf inlufl"n. yet ~ we pafnf "oy'a fpuet"1
tgfoe o BE- They Would hud advaniase, Nc oamo here
ho sat.6od .sh areumeats sav,eed f,o
Mf NJ ria Of uhei.ea dsened iiom ihe ststg. drawn
hoauniuly be seoeman foou nauiod bid dssaated BIZ.
county " dd noi wish hef io be- scn INTO The wdens s
BE Neeibam ,aia BE ,,aoent camo fiona nenhof OF the
Senate, aiasytf Hfirt.cias Boz ufauee Coufty.
20 he creiuedt"tfs nw ~ thnugr tt mt aftnge cfse
bad boeo l'f iea be- s couuiy eanpuion Tne'o ono
hch iho uuwina, AVID vet asiffd Hui
% h'' YOU have hapreaed usd't te gA Ia ihafi'.,
1euHt'f uurhisHH ur au1fy ai'ndHd TO aeoHHof oi
thu e dsune of cen.o etiei piepo.sd ameadeai TO
tha coustuiuu give saeh go a' tit OF
lees yeut. Vie tNi M honrh The barisiaiuru sad un
~ such 40 oct with ut fho ulsnti And nilass
snao pueAeson a f the sle opiniod, 81 hn ~11i not
hsvn supported such arisndapat
An sdiourHuont VR m1eti gld l1st,
Tho p,ous qiestoa sas 4amnpdad md ssconed, ADD the
mntinn TO Hsniisi pot Aye t6. nuft lil
The hili ~aafhru pFsftd.
Nc Bfadey q uraebse moved f'ecusdol she vote Dc
fhn h ~ fuffiT 10 td 90 He table
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llrm llork Aonrrtlsrmrnts.

ItOL d! q o l. D.! 0 l. ID y!
chains, and gold watches made Read the following
4 SPLENDID GOLD PREhitH, worth nom iive
hundred dollars positively given to any person
who can spare one day in week, one hour IN day,
getting up clubs Of subscribers in his own and adjoining
ueiRhborhoods for the best and most popular Family
Nesysuaper now Published No expense, no outlay, no
capital required Of agents An entire new plan Is pro-
nn wing business, who will undertake the agency.
private circular. for the inspection Of agents only with
hn list Of premiums will be sent to any ONE who desires
IT, on receipt Of stamp 20 pay return postage. Some
agents have earned hundred dollar gold watch In one
week.
Every family should read Al least one Newspaper nom
New York City, without interfering with their Local IA
pers which Of cannot, and should not be dspens
ed With But New York boug the great commercial and
business conter OF this Continent, no farmer mechnhe,
professional man, merchant, is properly prepared lof
the emergencies Of his calling unless he Is IN com
municaton with New York City, BY means o. one OF IT'S
first class Newspaper mediums. such medium y our
"LEDGEIt," neutral in politics, but giving AL the ets,
items Of news, and thrilling incidents worth showing
'"''"s'''' '"' A TIIUABLE GIFT
Each new subscriber will receive with the hrst NO OF
lis or her paper one Of the new and beautiful glass
pented indeibe Pencils,s just imported nom Europe,
and for which have obtained tie exclusive agency for
his Country This Is the most ingenious aud useful Ut
tic improvement Of the present age aud y the only pen
eli ever made that will write with ink, making " eoth
pen and pencil Of the finest quality at the same tine II
viii last for years and for practiealuso is worth more
than any good pen in the market. ,
For list OF premiums and full particulars, address
HALL q WEST, Publishers, n Y. City.
sThese Pencils supplied to the trade at profitable
discount, oitm
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CTATE OF VERMONT. -DisrRIor or
~ RANnOInH- IS.

The Hon. the Probate Court for the district Of itae
dolph To all persons concerned IN TIE estate OF stephen
Smith, late Of Tunbrdge, Ia said distnet-NhhhiiNc
Whereas, Nelson W. smith, administrator Of the es-
tate Of said deceased has made application % thus court
for license to sell all Of the real estate Of SAID deceased
and represents that the same necessary for the pay
ment Of tho debts and charges against said estatc,--
Therefore you are hereby notified 20 appear At sesson
Of said court be held al the Hotel IN Chelsea, IN said
district on the 9th Of October, A. d. 1871 and show
caese II any you have, why license should not be grant
ed as aforesaid And this order shall be Published three
Journal printed at Montpelier in this Stats the last "a
which publication shall be before the day assigned for
Dated al Washington, this fifth day Of Oct, AID 1851
6O3s H. A. WHITE, Judge.
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KANSAS ELEorION

1t is certain that by the votes actually cast
including even the Missouri Border Ruthan
votes, the Free State men have elected Par
rott to Congress. and a majority of both
branches Of the Legislature and it is equal
ly certain that the pro-slavery judges have
attempted to ovcrturn this majority by (rapd-
uleat returns. In Oxford District, in Johnson
County, 400 fraudulent votes were returned
making 1924 pro slavery majority in the
county. The Bogus Census takers registered
only 1876 VOTES in this county. aud the num-
Der Of voters cast in Oxford on the first day
was 80. The Bogus Judges spent the next
day in manufacturing names, and reported
enough to make 90 majority in the county
It IS reported that this is a little too big a
fraud. even for Walker and stanton Time
will show.
?. S. Walker and stanton select the bo-
gus returns.
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InWA ELErTInN-

CmcAGo. Oct 23d-Rcturns from fifty
six counties in Iowa give Republican major
ity OF Poop The Republicans have also car
RED both branches of the Legislature; the
Senate stands 20 Republicans TO 10 Demo-
Gratis
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whore he offers for sale large stock Of BRANDIES,
GINS, RUNS, WHlSKEYS, WINES, CIGARS TO-
BACCO. TEA, SUGAR, COFFEE and SPICES, Of all
kinds ms follows =
Co., j, a +. Mar,el, Peleyoison. &C. for the table
and for preserving purposes in wood and glass; to suit
customers.
GINS-Double Pine Apple, Phunnx and Honeysuckle
brands and other choice brands, Old Tom Gin, Charles
London Cordial Gin, and Wolfe's schnapps, in pipes,
cases, Jugs and bottles
Rum OLD ST. Croix, and Medford Rum, in every style
Of package, and for all purposes, whether medicinal
otherwise. The celebrated Islay Whiskey, in wood
and in glass. Very old and superior Whiskeys, in all
STYLES Of packages 10 suit Includes the Bourbon and
Monongahela sorts, in barrels, kegs and bottles.
WiNES.-OLD MADEIRA, Of the best brands SHERRY
WINES Of all varieties Of them imported IN bot.
ties others IN 10, IA and is casks, considered by
the most superior offered for sale in
this market CLARET WINES, in cases Of one dozen
each, Of various prices and qualites together with
assortment Of White Wines and Hook Wines, from
celebrated houses in Europe. CHAMPAGNE, various
brands also stock Of Native Wines which are com
ing into great request.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.-lmported Cigars, OF IA
yorite brands Tobacco, OF choice brands which viii
be sold very low, and in quantities to suit purchasers
TEAS AND SUGtRS.-Al descriptions OF Black and
Green Teas in the original packages can be repacked
To order in O. and 10 pound caddes. Sugars OF
rs description which, together with all other articles
named In the above list supplied in small or large
quantities, and delivered at any place within the limits
Of the city
SiICES-Oround Coaees Mustard, Cloves, Pepper.
Alspce &c, IN boxes OF different sizes, and by the
pound.
Country dealers are invited send in their ORDERS in
closing the money for the directed 70 the under
sighed At 1870 Broad street Boston.
Samples OF all articles which can be readily put up VIII
be furnished with the prices II desired, either through
the mail by express The greatest care and attention
will be given % the packing with view 70 safe trans
portntion Of the in voices. JOSEPH DREW,
5SSm No. 1870 Broad street, Boston.
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TOMAS NJ. BROWNS ESTATE

UNAo NJ. bNUW \ E0 \ T.
~ STATE or VEnMuNr, Washington District, IS.
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier within and
for said district on the Sth day of October A. D. 1891
Sias Whee0ck administrator on the estate OF Jonas
sonts his administration account for settlement Where
upon is ordered that the be referred 20 the 10th
day Of November next at the Probate Office 10 said MONT
pcicr for examination and allowance; and That all con
cerned be uoted hereof by the publication Of this order
in the VI Waterman & State Journal, printed al Mont
peicr three weeks successfully soon as nny 49, that
they may appear and said time and place, il they see
cause, object thereto.
By order Of court.
40 NV Attest T. r. MERRILL Register.
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nttn ADVERTISEMENTS.
VTERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGHMRNT
CHofcE or norrrs FOR CmcAao AND TIE WEsr
Northern Western, British and q s. Mail Route,

10 Monday, N0rasjcf 2. 1877
TRAINS GufS0 NoHrH. leave Montpelier
al 500 A. w., and 40 ,. " NAN TRAfS connects
Windsor and White River Junction with trains leave
ing Boston and Springfield az 1870 A. NJ, same day and
Gum New York Che previous day at 400 y. NJ. leaves
Windsor al l.35 p. ", connects az Bouses Point
with train for Montreal The ncxt morning and with
train for Ogdcnsburgh, Toronto, Detroit, Chicago and
the West via Grand Trunk and Great Weston
Railroads. making ihc shortest best and most reliable
winter route from New England 20 the West.
Accommodation train leaves Northfcld at 500 a. ~,
connects Rouse Point with train for Montrea and Ok
Snshureh same evening, and Tor Toronto and Chicago
urx> dag.
TuAr~l GOING sount.-Icave Montpelier az $50 A.
w., aud oij- n. Mail Train CONNECTS nv EDuscN Point
with trains from ngdensburgh and Montreal the night
before, % White River Junction and Windsor with trains
for Boston and Now York, arrriqg ia Boston cartio
than hy any other route.
Accommodation Train connects AZ Nuuscs Point with
trims from Ogdeusbrgl and Montreal stops over night
at Windsor, ADD connects with irans arriving IN Boston
az 100 r a., and AZ New York az 400 p ".
Ecscts Cor ChicGg0, Dst,oif, and the West FOR sale
at The principal Stations
r. SHERBURNE. Supt.
NorthHed, Vt, Nov 9. ST.. 3S
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ALWAYs soMETHING NEW.

ST. IAuA, January 1, 1903 %
Professor o. J. wood--Dear Sir Unsolicited, send
SOU this certificate Ader being nearly bald for long
time aud having tried all The hair rcsiorayes extant,
and having faith in any induced on hearing Of
yours, give trial placed myself in the hands Of
barber, and had my head rubbed with good stiff brush.
and the Restorative thon applied and well rubbed in till
the scalp aeow. This repeated every morning,
and in three weeks he young hair appeared and grew
rapidly from August last till the present me and II now
thick, black and stronghold and pleasant to the touch
whereas, before harsh and wry what little there
o IL, aud that little disappearingyery rapidly
still your restorative about twice week, and shall
have good and perfect crop OF hair. New had
read these thingsaud VINO has not but have not
hitherto any where any hair really BEN
Gifted by o the hair tonic etc, OF the day and II
really gives pleasure 10 record the result Of my expe
rence have recommended your preparation to others,
and already has large and general sale throughout
the Territory. The people here know its effects, and
have confidence in it, The supply you scntus, whole
sale agents for the Territory, is nearly exhausted and
daily inquiries made for it, You deserve credit for
your discovery and l. for one, return you my thanks
the benefit it has done me, for certainly mad des
paired long ago Of ever affecting any such result
Yours, hastily J. W. BOND,
Firm Of Bond 4 Kelley Druggists, st. Paul
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-30
s2aw A " S1a'' q T. .2 r. MERRILL Register.
CTATE OF VERMONT, D1srRIcr or

~ RASDulPH, 81.
At Probate Court, holden az Washington Within and
for the District Aforesaid the Sth day OF October AL
1857.
An Instrument. purportng 10 be tho last w and tes-
lament of Susaunnh Edson late OF Randolph n said Dis
trct deceased prosecuted 10 the court here Tor Pro-
bate, on John II. EdsOn the executor therein named,
Therefore IL is ordered by said court that public notice
De given AN persons concerned therein 10 appear before
said court at sion thereof 10 De held a. Chadwiss
Hoelin West Randolph. the ID Tuesday OF Nov 1901,
and The Probate Of said viii and is Further orr
dered that this order be published three weeks successive
lvin the Vermont Waterman and state Iaefs1li news
paper printed Montpelier, in this state, the lasi of
which shall be prc,ous 10 the day assigned aforesaid,
for hearing.
Given under my hand the Probate Office, at Wash
ingtou, tiis Sth day Of October, AID. 1871
CO 3w IL. A. WHITE, Judge.