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OF ALL KINDS, AT PUBLISHERS PRICES,
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monaics, &C. 500 worth Of Gins Distributed with
~ 500 Books
A GIFT will be delivered with every book sold for Ono
Dollar or more. Although no Book Article will be
sold for than the usual retail price, many will be
sold for less Persons wishing any particular book
order 90 once, and viii be forwarded with Git
complete Catalogue Of Books Maps, and Gins Will De
sent 10 any address application. Persons ordering
Books with Gifts. should forward the Of postage,
as IL must invariably be paid in advance. The average
postage for 81 and 81 2j books Is rs cents aud for 81 80
and s. books n cents.
Address, A. RANNEN,
fl.3m No. 2l3 HroadWnv. Now YnIk.
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H0Hoioays Pihs and OinfDcut-Gpord againa impos
tWc--ro do this, look wen for the watcr-mark, 'Hol
lowav, New York and London which exists in every
leaf of tho book of directions cnvcopng the medicines
This trade mark is manufactured In The paper ITSELF ant
Is dsccrnabo ON being hold mp 20 the light Moruhea
lion cannot cnsuc whore Iooways Ointment is applied
in time 20 q wound sore or ulcer BY preventing inha
nation It prevents pain. For Indigestion liver com.
plant and disorders Of the bowels the Pills are sure
remedy.
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALI
FORNIA


NEW York. July l3.-Scamer star of
D. Wcst, from Aspinwal 1th, arrived this
morning.
There is nothing Of great Importance from
4 california The crops of Che southern part
b the State are suffering severely from drouth,
Cen Lane has been elected delegate To
Congress, in Oregon, by largely reduced
haiouty
Adyices from Peru state that Niyanco still
lold Arequipa, but was surrounded by gov
eInmcut troops, and would soon yield.
Nicaragua is in an unsettled state. Riyas
fc.uses TO act in concert with the allied gem
trl,, and a collision is expected soon be-
tUcen the Icon party, who favor Walker, and
o. Chamoristas
The crops throughout the state promise tc
y more plentiful, and harvested in better or
g. than was anticipated a few weeks ago
9Acy viii not fall much below the aycrag,
h former years, owing to the greater quautit!
p soil sown and planted.
Panama, July t. We arc informed that 9
fp7rt had reached Greytown to the effect
ihat large force had arrived off San Juan
PEI Sur, from California, to assist Walker
Consisting of two vessels, with 600 men. armi
Rud ammunition. The report is probably cor
ioct, as it is known that the steamer Oceal
Bird sailed from San Francisco a month age
with load of fllibusters.
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Milford, Worcester Co., Mass, Nov. 1896.
PRor. {. j. WOOD-Dear Sir | take pleasure in
hearing voluntary testimony to the magic effects Of your
wonderful Hair Restorative. As far back 1896 my
hair commenced falling off, until the top Of my scalp be-
came bald and smooth glass, and has continued
fall for great many years notwithstanding have used
many celebrated preparations for restoration. Seeing
your advertisement was induced to give your article
trial. and to my utter as0nishmcnt, found after few
applications that my hair became firmly set and assum
ed glossy and beautiful appearance; and by the time
had used quart bottle, my bald head covered
with young and vigorous growth Of hair which is
from one to two inches in length, and growing fast.
Yours, truly, HENRY GOODRICH.
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Look az that coat collar, with hair il, might
suppose The cloth really producing hair hut no. The
mans hair is falling from bis head II he should make
inquiries about the Alpine Hair Balm he would be
satisfied that upon short trial of this Balm, his hair
wnmd ceaae 90 fall Soc advnrii.emonl
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" Among the patents issued during the
week ending July Z, was,--D. l.. Spraguo Of
Townsend, and Riley Burditt Of Brattleboro,
for Melodeon attachment
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4 LPI n L II A R B A l. VI 4,
"a FOR
GRAY NAM no IT'S ORIGINAL

Af-N iNftfNE bAii HtiH ~ iIN OhibINtL
COLOR.
or Warranted to cure Badness, Scurf DandruF. itch
ing and all diseases Of the skin. This Balm gives the
scalp and healthy action; restores the colorng
matter 10 the roots of the Hair, which passes through
the Hair and gives it natural color without the Of
Hair DYE
Hundreds Of preparations have been introduced, pre-
tending 10 preserve the Hair and keep from falling OIL
composed OF Oils, Alcohol and other deeterous macri
ais and all 10 Hair dyes have been introduced
that do give the hair natural color, besides being
troublesome 90 This Balm is not DYE. Knowing
that preparation needed TO do what required
for the Hair the proprietor was induced TO experiment
until be could obtain article that would be the exact
remedy and after years trial has perfected this
Balm. II is soothing and emOlcnt, alays all irritation
of the scalp thereby stopping that troublesome itching
ed gray il will bring IL back 10 its original color be Il
Black, Brown Auburn. IL makes the Hair soft and
gipssy,-prcycnt, it. from falling of will be upon
using this Balm for only few dayslie will be given 10
the roots of the Hair and growth will soon appear
Growth does not take place at the end Of the Hair
will Doe seen in persons who have their Hair dyed. Il
You cXaminc gray hair that has been coorcd for week
you will find towards the roots that the hair has out
uf the hair healthy that the whole hair may De natural
color. Each hair has root in the skim and is Of itself
"a hollow, gray tube, through which there is a
circulation of the pigment from the When this
pigment or cooung matter dies out, 1t leaves the hair
hollow and IL becomes gray To invent balm that would
produce this pigment has become tho study Of the pro-
prctor. The discovery Of the Alpine Hair Balm viii do
H. IL will bring the hair to It's natural color by making
anew the colorng matter in the roots Of the hair.
1t is mistaken notion that oil grease will restore
the hair as nothing be more injurious And Alpine
Hair Balm, will restore the skin and the hair Of
those who have been sick with fever any disease
Prepared by G. A. Z. MASON, Providence Il. /.
D. Z. IVES q CO., 80 Mix st., Boston, Mass, sole
agents for the United States aud Canadas.
/ For sale in Montpelier by f. T.. SMITH, and l.. f..
PIERCE. S5.6m.is
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. y The retired physician who adyer-
'tsos himself in the papers as DIR. II. James of
Jersey City, whose sands of life have nearly
.rn ont" the Courier says is doing an excel
lent business, and is corresponding with a
large number of dcludod victims, for very
moderate consideration from each. lie is
said to be young man, about twenty-five
years old in good health, and engaged most
OF the time in writing for the New York
Sunday papers. The Courier says his Islands
O. life will continue to run as long as sands
of gold run into his pocket
SINGULAR CRcUMsrANcE.-Tho Boston
Courier mentions as a singular circumstance,
thata gentleman residing in that city has lost
a member of his family every Fourth of July
for the last four years. His two sons and
4 wife have died on that day in successive years,
and on Saturday last his little daughter, aged
five years, was seized with convulsivo fits, in
he second of which she died
A DECISIVE TEsr-Thc Providence Jour
iH says:
I'VE had a better test of spiritualism than
any Boston experiments could afford When
The son of Henry Clay took the stump fol
James Buchanan, and the spirit of his great
illher did not rise from the grave, we made
up our mind that there was no passing back
rom the next world to this"
2 Chiyalry shows itself carly; it is one
Of the natural effects of slavery. A LITTLE
zen years old boy has been arrested at New
orleans for instantly killing slave boy wh'
presumed to NEEDLE with his kite string. Ill
perfectly unconcerncd about the affair, AM
ooesnt think he has committed any crime,
~ The Galena (Ill.) Courier, learns tina
clergyman who lives few miles from tina
pace had some slight dispute with his wifi
ias' week, and proceeded to beat her with
NcA nom locust tree so severely that he
pack was covered with blood and bruises
ia'lng used up one stick on her, he was get
another, when some of the neighbors in
1lered. Such a brute ought to be drive
rom the sacred desk and from the community
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Charlestown, Mass Aug. Q, 1855.
Gents Nothing but duty and sympathy that feel
to communicate 10 others that afflicted have
been, would induce give this public acknowledge
ment Of the benefit have received from Prof Woods
Hair Restorative When first commenced using it. my
hair quite gray, and in spots entirely bald have
used the Restorative about five months and my hair
is entirely changed 10 its original color brown. and the
hair over three inches in length the spots where
It was bald. have also been much grufed at the heal
thy moisture and vsor Of the hair which before dry
and II has ceased 10 come out as formerly.
Respectfully yours, &c Mrs. II. A. STODDARD.
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~ This Elixir for the Teeth and Gums combines, in
concentrated form, the most desirable cleansing and
asriugout properties, the time it contains moth
ing which possibly inure the most sensitive and del
icate organization.
II arrests decay Of the teeth.
10 cures cankcr In the mouth.
II is unsurpassed as gargle.
10 acts as d detergent after smoking.
II renders She gums hard and healthy.
Il neutralizes the offensive sccreions Of the mouth.
L. impars TO the breath fragrance peculiarly aromat
&c and pleasant.
II has received the sanction and patronage OF the most
eminent Of the Dental and Medical faculty
Prepared only by Joseph Burnett Co., fremont ST.
Boston For sale 10y an Druggists, at 5lc per bottle.
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1lrW llOrk Aooerttsrmrnts.
ID o f + S S OR w GOD S
4 HAIR RESTORATIVE.

IT ms WORKED MIRACLES!
THAT ALL THE BALD AND GRAY CAN BE
restored perfectly TO original growth and color far
their locks concerned, does admit Of doubt; be-
sides, IL will every possible disease Of the scalp,
whether developed dandru itching in the shape Of
cuanoous erupuons-cvcn scald-hcad-and in possi-
bic will d fail OF curing II by magic
periodical headache. and il used twice a week by the
young regularly il will preserve the cour, and keep the
hair from falling, TO any imaginable age. ReaG and
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N0MpOUND EXTRACT OF ROOTS,

COMPOUND EXTRACT OF ROOTS,
~ FOR MIXING BEER.
Tho Beer made from this Extract is only healthy
beverage, but Of the healthy and invgoratng
that can be found for use In warm weather. The low
price which it is afforded the readiness with which the
Beer is prepared from il, It's heahulness and agreca-
heness cvcy day drink have rendered this Of
the most popular articles in the market One bottle will
make 10 gallons Of Beer. sold hy the proprctors,
POTTER & CIIAMPLIN, CHgNIsrs,
WESTERLY, II. l.,
And los an respectable dealers.
WHoLEs ALE AGuNrs-Wnson, Fairbank n Co., Bos-
ton, Mass j. Bllch Son, Providence, X. l., Lee
Butler Co., Hartford, Ct B. a. Fahnostock, Hull &
Co., New York. 4i.Sw
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Markrts.
BOSTON MARKET, July 10,

DUBLIN hAhhifAf vNhA A''
ASIES.-Pots are ia moderate demand al 81 Sc
and Pearls are scarce and small lots would bring "a
Sc cash.
GRAIN.-Prces Of corn arc lower, with considerable
receipts The sales Of southern yellow have been Ca a
fair extent at "a 0jc and Western mixed at % 93c
M bush. Prices Of white nominal In Oats there
have been sales Of Northern and Canada at b6 zoe and
scarce 800 bushels Chicago choice at 7c and black at
81 6jc White Beans are finn at 81 81 for poor to
GOOD and - Is a 81 so for extra pea aud marrow.
PRONlSlONS.-lhe receipts OF Butter nave heen
ina al q 22c and common ranges from 10 2Oc pr To-,
| Including Canada and Western. The market Is wei
supplied with Cheese. The rates range iom 10 ~ i-%c
for common and good.
WOOID-The small lots Of new fleece arriving con,
tnue to be taken about fast received and Tor pulled
there is fair inquiry with sales Of 10000 lbs for the
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A CARD no NM LADIES--nn. Dl

IA roNcos FHENcn PEuoDicAL GOLDEN Pulls
lnhdhblc in removing stoppagcs or irregularities of
the mcnscs. These Pills nothing new but have been
used by the Doctor for many years. both n France and
America, with unparalleled success n every casc and he
is urged by many thousands OF Ladies' who have used
them, 20 make the Pills public, for the alienation of
those suffering from any Irregularities whatever wei
prevent pregnancy 20 those ladies whose health will
permit increase of family Pregnant females on
those supposing themselves cautioned against
ing these Pills while pregnant the proprietor
responsibility 90 the above admouition, although
their mdness would prevent any mischief Co the health
otherwise these PiilH arc recommended Full and cXpi
cit directions accompanying each bnN. Price el.ll.
Upon The receipt OF ono dollar, box will be sent q
any address by return mail. Direct roo orders to
FRED. r.. SMITH, Wholesale Druggist, Montpelier
General Agent for the State OF Vermont
Geo. Nichols, Agent, Northhcld 10
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DOES Any OF Gun HIou1IvERs

ever eat 90 much dinner II any Of our readers have
cooks who tempt their appetite little too far, will tell
secret that will lead them 20 the enjoyment of their
dinners without q visit from that equity old gentleman,
Dyspepsia. Take dose Of On. SANFonD's lNyIUonArou
qttcr eating, and Y0u cW Hcccr Be troubled with Hdi
gcfon but ON the contrary before the meal time ape
poachos The appetite amy kind Of food IL the food
rises or sours, the nvgurato will fix the matter right ni
once for there is something n % that 20 use the express
ION oi friend, will let imam cat gravel stones, and take
the lnvigowtor and they will digest We have tried L
be- double doses two occasions, for sick head
ache, and it acts like charm.
What we want 10 say to our readers, young old, is
any thing as YOU go without delay and get bottle
of DR. SANroNp's lNvtuORArOR, and II t don't cure
como and tell MS, for want 20 one person that
will not benefit. (Soe Adycrtisomcnt) lGlm
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THE VERY BEST REMEDY ENI'ANT
FoR ALL FAM, EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL IS
DE WITS PAIN BELIEVER
1t Is highly concentrated and requires less for the accom-
pishment of q cure than any preparation claiming sm-
liar virtues. The relief afforded by It's use is
INSTANTANE is,
And It possesses the additional recommendation OF mn
parting no stain 10 me c'oflu,g and ba,'aages.
The price at which it is offered is very moderate
VIZ. CnAPIN, Wholesale Agent, Providence, X J.
For sale by Druggists generally l43m
A SNIAOGlSM.
PROPOSITION LIST.
Every Lady and Gentleman desires beautiful head Of
Hair.
PROPOSITION d.
Inc use Of LYONS KATHAlRON will, without fail,
produce such an one.
THEREFORE
Every Lad, and Gentleman will, Of course, mnedi'
ately commence using LYON'S KATllAlRoN' All
pronounce the Katharon be the finest and most agree
able preparation for the Hair ever made
Its immense sale--neary 100000 bottles per year
aess its universal popularity Sold everywhere fof %
NN''' HEATH, wYNKOoP A co.
Projectors and Porfumers
6l Liberty st. New YORK
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From Che Edtorof the ''Daily Gazette Emirl, y. Y ]
- LNLECTRiC OIL AND DIR. SMITH.
II II an we have seen IN the papers Doe true, (and
have doubt of 81, hccausc personally ace
quauted with several Of the parties whose opinions are
gi,cn) then DR.. Smith, OF Philadelphia, ha. made the
most important medical discovery ever heard o for Che
cure OF al kinds % severe pain and know eminent
houses that buy 5000 worth time, great has the
demand become for this Electric OIL. We hcar oi
swocd limbs reduced in two hoursi Of piles cured 100
two weeks, headache and toothachc in Ten minutes of
rheumatism In day. and paralysis even I'm three weeks
10 ordinary treatment can accomplish such results
This OH has been tested by medical men and approved hy
them.
General Wholesale Agent FRED T.. SMITH Mont
town and village. %
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CAMBRIDGE CATILE MARNET.-lull 10.
By Telegraph TO me Wai.lm7n g Journal
AtAlaket G6l Cattle $50 Bcovcs 10 Stores, consisting
Of Working Oxen. Cows, and one, two and three years
old,. PRICES.
Beef. extra, 5000 a 0.2j Working Oxen, 500 300
" first qual. $50 a S,7j Cows Calves, 80 6j
" see. 500 a 900 Ycarlings,
" third $50 100 Two years olds, - "a 81
" ordinary 500 Three " 40 % 40
Sheep and Iambs.--At Market, 200. Prices
In Lots, 2,2j 1925 EXua select 1,OJ 600
nEMAuKs.
The market Is ovcrstockcd and salcs duh ut decline
of - 20 5lo per wt for beef and % 10 5lc per head
sheep and lambs nom last weeks prices. Butchers not
willing 90 pay than 81 per cwt Tor he best quality,
although there few went at slight advance
FROM that The tendency Is downward aud number Of
drovcrs selling at quotations rather than keep them
until The stock will not all be disposed Of
to-day.
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aTThc encouragement Of home manufactures, though
demanded the suundest principles of Justice and good
sense, is regarded, with many people, more in theory
than practice We desire call attention to the fact
that those in want of good article Of NARNIsH save
themselves much unnecessary expense simply by buying
II at home instead of purchasing, the practice has
hitherto been, at New York. by this purchasers
can avoid the accumulated cost Of transporting the raw
material from Salem TO New York. Of manufacture in
that city, aud OF bringing it back again TO Boston. This
being true it is surely unwse not TO avail themselves OF
hs opportuny We call the attention OF buyers 10 the
large stock Of Mossrs SrIMsON, VALENTINE q CO.
IS Broad st., Boston.-Moychanh' Manufacturers
MdgqziRc. 4ulm
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Oats. @aps. GIothina. sc.

NEW STORE, NEW FIRM, NEW
- GOODS
UNDER THE VERMONT BANK. STATE STREET,
Cop1rtncrship has been formed between The subsc.
hcrs, under the name and firm OF hINSMiNN NCRIb-
NER who will continue the business heretofore
done boy c. l.. kiu,man, with the addition Of REiDl-
lffDE CLOTHING. GEO. T.. KlNSMAN.
D. G.. SCRIBNEH.
N..t..t..s k...n 90 1917
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(Fr0m the Jersey city Teiegyaph.l
WHAT Is rr roR-THIs WooDs II AIR REsroRArrvna
is question asked daily by hundreds. We answer
without hesitation fear Of contradiction that it is the
only article known which will do all It promises for the
human hair II icW reHoD is gr0nfh-it DW stop ITS
faHg--f ioiN restore is natural c0iOri II is not
Hair Dye, but speedy and eifcacious Restorative.
o. J. WOOD CO. Proprietor, 3l2 Broadway n Y.
373m and IA Market street. ST. Louis, Mo.
Sold here by l.. 4. PIERCE and FRED. e. SMITH,
and by all Druggists throughout the country
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Boston Advertisements.
EOURTlI THOUSAND. INCIDENTS
A
WHITE MOUNTAIN HISTORY " GUIDE

l2mo Cloth, 32j PIP. Illustrated Price 81.
This Is She acst and fullest guido this romantic re-
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II will add hundred fold TO the interest Of White
Mountain tour--/i0H's Herald
There few romanccs OF more thrilling interest,"
H,iotrg Fails IrQus
most interesting book 10 those even who cannot WIS.,
IL the Mountlus-fu dcpeRdcir Democrat, Concord.
Tho novel reader viii here find truths stranger than
fiction, and cXoitingC hrffia Mirror Portland,
IL s the most agreeable local handbook have
received and is useful because it filed with nforma-
ton. only for tourists, but for the numerous class
called stay-lt home trayellcrs.-Ncr lort Times.
To those who ever expect 90 visit the Mountains IL is
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cheap substitute for visit The facts valuable, and
Che scenery described is unique and sublime christian
Herald, Cincinnati, d.
II will be sont Boy mail, free OF postage. AGENTs
WANTED no SELL or EVERYWHERE Circulars giving
table OF contents sent free TO an who wish 20 examine.
NATHANIEL MOVES, Publisher,
4jiw III Comhi Boston.
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Sc.
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