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4 DAMS PATENT FINGER CORN
ALLLL

1 DAMS PATENT FINGER CORN
n SHELLER.
Manufactured for and sold hv
HYDE. BRADSHAW q MEACHAM.
Hydc,lc. Rutland Co.. Ncuuont,
Sole Proprietor of Che right of sing and Vending said
Machiurs in the State Of Vermont
This machine being arranged a 10 work the fin
ger principle readily adapts itself and al kinds
Of cars Of com Smelling az the time, and we'll
from the smallest the largest parts Of without
breaking either the kernel cob and at the time
separating tic corn from the cob.
his Machine took the first premium at the State Fair
held Montpelier. sept 1877 and Is undoubtedly the
best machine of The kind ever got up. 593ms
hR. c. NJ. RUBIEE would give notice
- that hc bias returned Montpelier and taken the
office formerly occupied by him corner Of Main and
State Streets, ans will continue Co give especial atten
uon 90 disease, Of hc Eye aud Ear, in connection with
the practice uf Medicine and Surgery.
Montpelier, Sept. 3, 1871 5S3ws
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whore he offers for sale large stock Of BRANDfES,
2 GINS, RUNS, WltISkEYS, WINES, CIGARS, To-
BACCo, TEA, SUGAR, COFFEE and SPICES, of all
kinds, as follows -
BRtNDfES.-James Hcnnesscy & Co., Otard Dupuy
Co., +. Martell, Pelevoson, &c. for the table
and for preserving purposes. in wood and glass, to suit
customers.
GINS.-Double Pine Ample Phnnix and Honeysuckle
brands, and other choice brands. Old Tom Gin, Charles
London Cordial Gin, and Wolics Schnapps in pipes
cases, jugs and bottles
RI Ms AND HHIShEfS.-London Dock, Jamaica
Rum OLD ST. Croix, and Mcdford Rum, in every style
Of package, and for all PURPOSES whether medicinal
otherwise, The celebrated lsay Whiskey, In wood
and in glass Very old and superior Whiskeys, in all
styles Of packages to suit includes the Bourbon and
MOnOngahea Sorts in barrels kegs and bottles
UINEN.-OLn Madeira, Of the best brands; SHERRY
WINES of all varieties some OF them imported in bot
ties others ia IL, IA and is casks, considered By
this market CLAHET WINES, in Of one dozen
each, Of various prices and qualities together with an
assortment Of White Wines and Hook Wines, FROM
celebrated houses in Europe. CHAMPAGNE, various
hrandsi also stock Of Native Wines, which COM
ing into great request.
CIGARS AND CO.-lmported Cigars. OF IA
vorte hrands obaeco, OF choice brands which will
TEfS AND SUGARS.-Al descriptions Of Black and
Green Teas in the original packages be repaeked
order ia q, and 10 pound caddics. Sugars of
ry 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.
SPTCES-Ground Cofecs Mustard Cloves. Pepper
pound.
Country dealers are invited to send in their orders IN
closing the money for the same, directed to the under
signed, at 100 Broad street, Boston.
Samples OF all articles which can be readily put up will
be furnished with the prices, II desired either through
the mail by express The greatest aud attention
will be given 60 the packing, with view safe
partndou of the invoices JOSEPH DREW,
6S3m No. 1870 By0ad street, Boston.
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ONCE KNOWN NEVER FORGOTTEN

If our readers would have a positive uxu-
ry for tL3 Toilette, use BBopGErr's PIX
SIAN BALM" For Cleansing the Teeth, Sha-
wing, Champooing, Bathing, Identifying the
Complexion, removing Tan, Pimples, Frock-
les, Sun Marks, and all disagroeable appear
ances from the Skin, il has no equal. Sold
by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
5, S. BLODGETT a. CO., Proprietors, Og-
donsburgh, n. Y.
J. NJ. HENRY, Waterbury, W., General Agent for
Vermont to whom all orders should be addressed j9m6
TRY THIS GREAT HOME LUXURY.
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from the Editor Of the "Daiy Gazette. Emira, N 81
81 VNTECTRIC OIL" AND DIR. SMITH.

TFr0m thc td0F oI t1e 'UWIy UHNVIT0i FIWlTai N ~
- INLECTRIC OIL AND DIR. SMITH.
IL II all we have seen in the papers be true land
we have no doubt Of H. because we are personally ae
ouanted with several Of the parties whose opinions are
gi,en) then DR.. Smith, Of Philadelphia, has made the
most important medical discovery heard Of for the
cure Of an kinds Of pain aud we know eminent
houses that buy 5000 worth at time, great has the
demand heroine for this Electric Oil. We hear OF
swellod limbs reduced in hours Of piles cured in
two weeks headache and oothache in ten mnules OF
rheumatism in day and paralysis even in three weeks
This Ohas been tested by medical men and approved by
them.
General Wholesale Agent, FRED. y. SMITH Mont
heller VI Sold by Druggists and Merchants in every
town and village. ~
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ENGRAVINGS OFTHE STATE HOUSE
- Sets VI plates, on Cards for framing, embracing
This Office.
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HANNAnLANnERs.
STATE OF VERMONT, / 10 any sheriff or Con-
Washington County, ss. stable in this state,


Washington County, ss. stable IN this state,
Greeting.
BY the authority Of the State Of Vermont you are here
bv commanded 90 summon Freeman laudcrs late OF
Paiu6eld in said county but now of parts unknown, 20
appear before the Honorable Supreme Court ncN 90 be-
holden az Montpelier, within and for slid County of
Washington the fourth Tuesday Of November, A. D.,
1857 then and there to answer 10 the foregoing petition
and show cause II any he has why the prayer Of the
petitioner should not be granted
Full not hu make service and return according 90 law
Given undcr nay hand at Montpelier, this Sth day Of
September A. d., 1871
SHUBAEL WHEELER, Clerk supreme Court
STATE OF VERMONT II having been made to
Chittcndcn County Sappear 70 me that the fore
going Freeman Lander, is without this State It is order
ed that he be notified Of the pondency Of the Foregoing
petition, that he may appear and show cause why the
prayer Of thc petitioner should be granted at the
Term Of the Court which said petition is returnabie
by publishing the foregoing petition citation, and this
order in the Waterman State journal weekly news
paper published Montpelier iu the County of Wash
iugtou three weeks successfully the last Of which sha
be six weeks before the Term of the Court TO which said
petition is returuabc.
Given under my hand at Burlington in the County Of
Chittcndon, this 2lst day Of Sept. 1917.
MILO l.. BENNETT
Judge 0f the Supreme Court
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TRY THIS GREAT HOME LUXURY

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No. 100 B,ooa Street.

- T. NJ o V A l.! JOSEPH DREW,
Having sold his interest in his Store No % North
Market street. has removed his Counting Room to his
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l. P IN E HAIR AIN
RESTORING CRY HlIR 70 ITS ORIGINAL

~.
o. Warranted 10 cure Badness SourL Dandruf itch
ing and all diseases Of the skin. This Ban gives the
scalp and healthy action; restores the coloring
matter "a the roots Of the Hair which passes through
Che Hair and gives it natural color without the Of
Hair Dive.
Hundreds Of preparations have been introduced pre-
tending 90 preserve the Hair aud keep it from falling off,
composed of Oils Alcohol and other dclccrnus mater-
ais, and All 10 Hair dyes have been introduced
that do not give the hair natural color besides being
troublesome TO use. This Balm is not Dye. knowing
that preparation needed do what was required
for the HAIR the proprietor induced to experiment
until hc could obtain article that would be the exact
remedy, and aor years trial has perfected this
Balm IL Is soothing and cmolient, alays all irritation
OF the scalp, thereby stopping that troublesome itching
II Daudruf and Scurf aud when the hair has turn
ed gray IL will bring IL back 10 It's original color, be IL
/ Black, Brown Auburn. 1t makes the Hair soft and
glossy,-prevunts II from falling Oft will be upon
using this Balm for only few dayshfe will be given to
the roots Of the Hair, and growth will appear
Growth does not take place the end Of the Hair,
will be seen In persons who have their Hair dyed. II
You examine gray hair that has been cDored for week.
YOU viii find towards the that the hair has out
gray hence is necessary have the fluid the
Of the hair healthy, that the whole hair may be a natural
color Each hair has root in the skim and is Of itself
a hollow gray tube through which there is a constant
circulation Of the pigment from the When this
pigment cOlOrng matter dies out it leaves the hair
hollow and becomes gray. To invent balm that would
produce this pigment has become the study Of the pro-
prieor The discovery Of the Alpine Hair Balm win do
H. II will bring the hair TO its natural color by making
anew the ooloring matter in the roots Of the hair.
II Is mistaken notion that oil grease will
the hair, nothing be more Injurious And Alpine
Hair Balm, will restore the skin and save the hair OF
those who have been sick with fever any disease.
Prepared by c. A. p. MASON. Providence. r. l.
ID. p. IVES CO.. SO Milk st., Boston, Mass. sole
agents for the United States and Canadas.
For sale in Montpelier by +. f. SMITH, and L. f.
lltltCh. 358m.s
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ID EAL Gu S T NJ MAD
IL MEMS, ROYS and YOUTHS
DOUBLE-SOLE co Wide BOOTS.
Also full stock Of RETAILING
N q 4 = 4 v n Il Z b b RS
For sale Low. for CASH, by
GEORGE c. WALES
193m % Peril Nleet. Bos,on.
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NJ cnALIENaE ma woRLnI

II lAl 10 W I NhONi a VIZ
Proprietor and fcriumcrs,
63 libctty ST., New York
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MANUTAcTURE OF CoMBs.--It is said that the
greatest comb mandatory in the world, ia In
Aberdeen, Scotland. There are thirty-six fur
naces for preparing horns and tortoise shell for
the combs, and no less than one hundred and
twenty iron screw presses are continually going In
stamping them. Steam power Is employed to cut
The combs. The coarse combs are stamped or cut
out--two being cut in one piece at a time. The
hne dressing combs, and all small tooth combs
are cut by fine circular saws, some so fine as to
cut forty teeth in the space Of once inch and they
revoive five thousand times in one minute. There
are some two thousand varieties of combs made
and the aggregate Dumber produced, Of all these
different sorts of combs, is about 5000, 600 annu-
nuaily; aqnantity that, iflad together engthways.
would extend about seven hundred miles. The
annual consumption Of hoofs amounts TO 1000.
600 the consumption of tortoise shell and buffalo
horn, although not so large is correspondingly
valuable. A hoof updergoes eleven distinct ope-
rations before It becomes finished comb
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bubble on the oceans rolling wave

Mana bubble on the oceans rolling wave;
Life-A glcam of light extioguished by The grave;
Eame-A meteor dazzling with its distant glare;
Wealth-A source oftronbe and consuming care
Pleasure-A CLEAN Of sunshine passing soon
away;
Love-A morning stream whose memory gilds
the day;
Faith-An anchor dropped beyond the vale Of
death;
Hope-A lone star beaming DER the barren heath:
Charity-A stream meandering from the fount Of
love;
Bible-A guide 10 realms of endless Joy above;
Roligion--A key which opens wide the gates of
Heaven;
Death--A knife by which the ties Of earth are
riven;
Earth-A desert through which pilgrims wepd
their way; ""'N
Grave-A place of rest when ends life's weary
day; '~'
Resurrection-A sudden waking from a quie,
Heavenly land Of JOY, Of light, and love
supreme 80. =
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GREAT CALANrTY.--ono Of the most appalling
accidents which ever occurred in an English town
happened lately in Shrewsbury; and to make the
matter, if possible, still moro dreadful from con.
trast, il took place amid scene Of unrivalled gai
ETY. and rejoicing. Il seems that NJ. Jullien's
brilliant musical band, in conjunction with the
annual exhibition of the Shropshire Horticultural
Society, held their united attractions on the Is.
land Of Poplars," which Is lovely islet Of the
Severn, whose distance from the mainland Is about
one hundred and City feet, and the depth Of the
river about ten feet Across this arm some rural
Xerxes had constructed bridge of boats over
which not less than twenty thousand persons are
calculated to have passed during the day. Still
this foating gangway gave many evidences Of its
insecurity, although no accident occurred until
evening, when some thoughtless young men com.
menced rocking the boats, which suddenly cap.
sized, precipitating over one hundred people into
the water--the greater portion Of whom were un-
fortunately females. Every exertion was promptly
made for their rescue, but only with partial sue.
cess. The mournful array Of splendidly dressed
corpees which lined the banks Of the Severn,
awaiting the last sad ceremony Of coroner's in.
quest, shall long be remembered by the present
generation, and occupy Appointment position amons
the dismal annals Of the ancient town of Shrews
bury.
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TR A v i RS GUID /
Washington Branch Railroad.
rains run as follows

Trains run as follows
From Washington at 8 a. m, connecting at Relay
with trains from the West and at Baltimore with
these for Philadelphia aud New York.
At $50 q. m. for Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadel-
phia and New York.
At p. m. for Bal more and Norfolk, and at Relay
with the Frederick train.
Express at 4.20 p. m. at Relay for the West and
for Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
On Sunday at Z a. m. and 4.20 p. IN.
From Baltimore to Washington at 4.l5 and 9.l5 q.
m. 8 and 5.l5p. m.
On Sunday 4.15a. m. and SIS. p. m.
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Stages from washington.

H. W. Martin, agent, Office Franklin House corner
ofEighth and ID streets.
For Leonardtown and Charlotte Hall, Nd, leave
Monday Wednesday and Friday, at So a. m.
Fer Port Tobacco, Md, leave Tuesday Thursday,
anil Saturday at 615 a. m
for Upper Marlboro, Nd. leave daily at 6I5 a. IN.
For Rockville, Nd, leave daily at 61S a. m.
For Frederick, Nd, leave Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 61S a. m.
For Leesburg and Winchester, Va, leave Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at AZ q. M
For Brookyille and Mechanicsvills, Nd, leave
Dorsey's hotel, 7th street
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GROCERY STORE,
Corner Maryland Avenue and Seventh ST..

lollANU.
"AVING BOUGHT OUT THE STORE FOR
- merly kept by Mr. Robert T. knight, / shall
keep on hand a select assortment of FINE GROCE.
RIES, comprising, among Others the following arti
cles:
Sugars, such crushed, clarified, pulyerized, and
brown Teas, such as Imperial, Gunpowder, Young
Hyson, Black and Colony; Rio, Maracaibo and Java
roasted and ground, Cofees Refined Syrup; Segars
and Tobacco, various brands; Hams, Bacon, Flour
Liquors, Wines, Crockery, Wooden-ware, Hardware
Vegetables, Eggs, Butter, Nuts Of various kinds
Horse Feed, de-, together with many other articles
usually kept in Grocery.
would most respectfully ask those living on the
Island, well the citizens generally 10 call and
examine for themselves, as they then will see that
there is ne necessity 20 90 further as am determin-
ed not TO be outdone, both 10 prices and articles
Call therefore and examine, and you will find il TO
your advantage, for intend TO sell cheap for cash
~ Do not forget the store, sos, Maryland Ay.
Goods delivered to any part of the city free Of all
charge.
aug S-tf JOHN f. r pIIRSEIJ
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MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE A
- valuable Grist and Saw Mill, situated in Prince
Georges county Md, about two-and-a-haf miles from
Bladensburg This property is within q half mile Of
and half miles from Washington city. There is
connected with IL 15s acres ofand in good condition,
and an excellent dwelling house, with a pump of
water in the yard, Stable Smoke House, &C., and a
fine young orchard The Mill has good run of
contiguous to the Forest of Prince Georges county,
the best grain county in the State
For price and other information, apply TO
WIN. H. CHAPMAN,
Seventh street east, Washington City.
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NEW PROSPECTUS. y
ST0CKT0N'S BOOK AND JOURNAL:
A NEW DOLLAR MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
Beg,ta Jaaqs0yv, 1855

(. 3 . .
IN Il. STOCKTON, HAVING REMOVED from
BALTIMORE TO PHlLADELpH1A. and transferred
the publication ofthe Bile In epayte Toluqes. the
6ofe Tracts, and B6Ls Times to the latter city, now
aiso as issues q Dollqr Monthly AagaSiae, called
'STocKToN's Book AND JoURNAL.n
]. THE BOOK DEPARTMENT.
The BOOK" department opens a Select Series 81
us.ag'aa1 Rorks, by the Editor himself, to consis
|. Sermons FOR THE PEOPLE; g,3
u. LECTUREs FOR THE PEoPLE
II. ADDRESSES FOR THE PEOPLE:
~. MIscELLANIEs FOR THE PEOPLE
Y. Poems FOR THE People. it
II. THE JOURNAL DEPARTMENT.
The "JoURNAL" department opens Ha,ietu 81
5,1e,er AS7scles both Oriinal and Selected to con
!. BIBLICAL Exposr1oNs AND ILLUSTRATIONS
=. AuToBloesAPHIc RECORDS AND REMINIscEScEs;
4. BlBLIoeRAPHIcAL CoLLEcrroSs;
3. PULPIT AND PAsToRAL LESSONS
=. ohAIohicAL AND LITERARY, LOGICAL, AND RHE
q SKETCHES OF CHARACTER, scESKRY, AND Incl
Q. POETRY, APHoRIsMs, &C., &c.
THE MARCH NUMBER.
The Aai'eh number Of the HBooK AND JOURNAL
PEOPLE" OF the former serie s. FSvg EUitions bay
Deen issued and IT is hoped thatthe Nso Series viii
prove worthy Of still more extensive circulation
-oumDssciipuons ms are coming in constantly.
!, ne eae1e1 Of the New Series Is, THE Prrnr rs,
MAaNlsicENCE OF THE WORD OF Con or THr Sn
PREhAcY OF THE BIBLE as the O,azg Sonsi5Ls LafaJ;
sa9 oo, ana Dsotne authority on Earth The Ie,Y ID
q ho1 hast .aaagashed Thy acord a5oge all Thnae
fs. cxxxrll, p The Design is to assert and main
aal we aisunc9Ye character of the Bible, as from
Deginning TO end, the Book OF CHRIsr. and as snch
the MEDIAToRIAL Law OF THE WORLD. = ''''D
In word, the "BooK AND JoURNAI.o is des;onaS
to be NooAsAb 10 ocsigneo
a PoPULAR, INTERESTING, AND USEFUL
PERIODICAL,
sieatng y tne FEoPLE-by whom are meant the intel
eyel@ ana p,tuons masses of all Glasses rrespectiye
Oh tneir social diyisions--with the honest regard
ana true devotion to their highest welfare, which
are que 70 their CHARACTER RELATIONS, ISFLUENcE,
TINE, PRICE, AND FORM OF PUBLICATION.
IIAE.-The Book AND JOURNAL is issued Mouthlv.
rRIcE.-One Dollar year Six Copies for Five
Ooliars; Single Numbers, ten cents
foRM-A Beautiful Duods elmo, printed ON fine
wnlte paper IN the best style; the dBooK" depart
ment on small plea type, double-leaded. and the
,"JoURSAL' department on long primer tyne ra not
ieaded-a handsome combination, as p1easa,tv read
dote as a book or magazine can be made
occasionally, PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS will be
illustrative of subjects actually in hand
ana instructive as well as attractive.
SUBSCRIPTIONS desired at once
Goo6 agents acentea all oger tie countrs,-Niais-
'e'S' @os1,aasters, BooSselters, and Others.
T. II. STOCKTON,
as.r... pLiL11eLg,b;o pa
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The Philadelphia North American mentions tb.
capture Of James German, who was armed with a
bludgeon made Of iron and brass, fitting accurate
ly TO the clenched fist. This formidable instru.
ment Is lined and padded on the side next to the
hand and is 80 managed that single well directed
blow would crush in the thickest skull. These
weigh about four pounds each. They are murder.
Gus looking affairs, and tell Of assassination IN
their very aspect
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In Wallbridge, Me-, a man sold some spirits 10
young lad, who got drunk on them. The lads
sister informed the seller that if be did so again
she would spill his rum for him. He sold LIQUOR
second time 70 the lad, and the sister, as good
as her word, attacked the mans rum cask and
stove in the head, spilling the contents thereof
The ncighbors have subscribed enough to purchase
some silver spoons for her, on which they propose
to have engraved a cask with the head stove in.
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A CARD.
TAKE THIS METHOD

KE TIL Is METHOD OF RETURNING
thanks to my friends and the public eener.
ally for their liberal patronage bestowed upon me
while engaged in business. Having transferred the
store to Mr. JOHN F. B. PURSELL, take great
pleasure in recommending him 10 your favorable con.
sideration. From his experience in business | am
satisfied that his only endeavor will be to try 10 please
ROBERT T. KNIGHT
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Telegraph Offices.

Houses Printing Telegraph, National Hotel, en-.
trance on Sixth street, door north of Pennsylva
mia avenue. To New York via Baltimore, Phladel
pl.a and intermediate points; connecting at New
!. ark with the Eastern line TO St Johns and the
Western lines TO New 0rleaps.
Magnetic Telegraph, National Hotel corner Of eth
stIeet and Pennsylvania Avenue. o New York
connecting as above with the extreme East and
West
Southern Telegraph, National Hotel To New Or.
leans via Alexandra, Richmond, Augusta and Mo-
hie and intermediate points, including all the sea
board cities
Western Te' graph, Pennsylvania Avenue, be-
tween Sixth All Seventh Streets over Gilman's drug
sore. To Wheeling and intermediate points con.
Meeting wi h eli the Western and Northwestern
lines.
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CARD.
CARD.
\ ETIIRNING NY SINCERE TIL ANKS To NY

ID ETURNING MY SINCERE THANKS TO MY
N friends and the public for their very liberal
patronage, will take this opportunity TO inform ALL
that from the LIST day Of August 1857, have closed
my books entirely and nothing more can be charged
under any circumstances my object in 80 doing is to
enable me TO sell at smaller profits and offer greater
inducementst TO purchasers.
would most respectfully solicit call from ALL as
can confidently assert, from the recent large pur-
chases have made, my stock is decidedly larger,
cheaper md better than it has ever been before and
by selling for cash Alone believe can make il a
saving to all 10 give me call before purchasing.
+. NJ MAGRUDER,
Boot and Shoe store, No. $40. corner 7th and j st.
auS-f