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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-05-21

DEATH OF Az INFANT HrBEss. - The
death of Jesse Barber aged four years and
nine months, is announced in the Chicago pa
pers. This little girl YVES the last surviving
member of the family of Jabcz Barber. Of Chi
cago, who, with bis wife and daughter, per-
ishcd In the Collins steamer Pacific. in 1856.
Az the time Of his death his property was es-
tmated at about S2j0.OOO. and has since i'm
creased IN value % 100000 By his will
the entire property iell 10 the infant Jessie
In case OF her death it was to revert to the
next of kin. The nearest OF kin are Mary
Ann Harriet, and Lucy Barber. Of Birming-
ham, England, and Eliza Bell Canada East
SrHioUs AccrDlNr.-Mr VI. Durham of
Montpelier, accompanied by his sister and a
Miss NJ r. Folsom. who had been teaching
during the past term. at the Mortified Insti-
tuition, were passing from this place to Mont
pelier on the 18th inst, in private carriage
Nh Burnham got out Of the carriage at Lanes
vile TO let down the check, for the horse to
drink. While standing upon the ground
some movement OF the umbrella frightened
the horse, in attempting to hold him, Mr.. B.
was thrown upon the ground and dragged
quite a distance before relinquishing his grasp
upon the rcins The horse ran with great
violence. upseiuns the carriage Just before
plunging down a steep bank into Dog river
Miss Folsom shoulder was seriously iniur-
ed, and the other young lady as well as Mr.
Burnham, considerably bruised but think
themselves fortunate that in such imminent
peril their lives were spared The horse was
drowned Christian Messenger.
REcKLEssNEss.-Tw Young gents by the
name Of Pero and Wing, employed in the
Foundry at Waterbury, were arrested in this
village on Friday night, for rccllessly run
ming over a deranged man near the outskirts
of the village They were tried on Monday.
and bound up, one in $500. and the other
$500 bonds, to appear at Court in June
Frecn1H.
BRoKE JAN. - On Tuesday night OF last
week, Luther Moon and Allen Campbell
made their escape from Bennington jail. A
reward of 500 is offered for their recovery
or S75 for Moon alone. There was another
man in Jail, but he refused to leave, saying
that he should get clear at the next session
of the County Court
ST. JoHNsBURY, May lS.-Thrce prisoners,
Reach, Kelly and Drew, committed to Jail in
this place for passing counterfeit money
broke jail last night and escaped.
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o. OF all the effects that exposure Of the skin to the
air produces, the most dagreeablc is called eck-
les spread the entire surace ofthe parts
exposed it is called if scattered at intervals freck-
les. The finest skins are most subject them. The
haiiistoH, prepared by Joseph Burnett a Co.. Boston,
contains peculiar eTasivc property which will remove
these dsagroeabe stains. It at the time per-
fcoty harmless allays all tendency Inflammation and
renders the complexion clear aud beautiful Her
aid, For sale by all druggists. I'm
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TTRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
-OF---
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life


The Great English Remedy for
Coins. CnrGHs, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION
Remarkable crc n Consumption, By he iaoQf Buehats
Hungarian Baisau Of Lie.
1JHgAn THE FOLLOWING cERrWlcArE.lD
WALuoBoRo, Ne, April Z, lSl7.
This may certify that my wife was, for nearly eight
years, afflicted with and obstinate Cough. pain
in the Side, shorne.s Of Breath slow Fever Emacatou
and all the symptoms of "A seated Consumption. cons
suited FIVE siX Physicians and expended two three
hundred dollars in medicine, and advice with benefit
whatever. All the physicians pronounced the case M
cWq5h Consumption. After this, was induced TO pur-
chase bottle OF Buchaus Hungarian Basam, which had
immediate and very happy effect and by using four
five bottles, my wife has Ear recovered her health
that She IS able 90 attend 90 her family duties and believe
herself % hc almost entirely fee from danger Previous
TO using ibis Balsm my vile for nearly three years
confined 90 bod by disease Of the lungs, consider
the Hungarian Balsam truly wonderful and valuable
remedy.
Signed, CHRISTOPHER HORSEPOWER.
Witness, NEAioN MYEo.
lJ sole Proprietor DAVID T. BRADLEE, Water
town, Mass o. whom all orders should bc addressed
Sold by Druggists and dealers ia medicine in every
ia thc United states and British Provinces. 92lm
FREp. T.. SMITH, Wholesale and Retail Agent
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o. Thousands Of fmaloi die annually for want Of a
remedy nr The aimeut, TO which they are Incident The
only such remedy we know OF is Sir james Carkcs Fc-
male Pills. They are put zap in bottles, containing 80
pils with circular containing explicit directions, and
sent po't-iree Tor 81 and poststamps They we'll
known TO be the only and safe remedy for female
diseases and distractions from any cause Sec adyer-
tisemcut Oily
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READ
READ
10 II. b. CARTER & CO.'S advertisement, Boston,
SCHENcK,s PULMONIC sYRup.

IL The most reliable remedy for Coughs, Colds, In
fuenza, Sore Throat, Hoarsoness, Asthma, Whooping
Cough and an Diseases Of the Lungs. positive cure
for Pulmonary Consumption, and the only medicine that
will heal the lungs after abscess has been formed. II
will soothe and heal all irritation, and will cure the worst
cases of Scrofua, Bronchial Clergyman Sore Throat
Wholesale Agents, GEO c. GOODWIN CO., No II
Marshall ST., Boston.
| Sold by l., +. Pierce and Fred Il, Smith, Montpelier
/ Vt 92.lNi
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BOOK FOR THE MILLION
Y fTTTgu pfTpT IGIRnA

Treatise on Famenfcd Liquors, the Art Of Brew
ing Distlling, RectIfyng and Manufacturing Sugars,
Wines. Spirits and all kinds Of Liquors, including Cider
been fayoraby reviewed by the n Y. Press contains
1000 valuable directions in Medicine, Metallurgy, Py
rotcchey. Artificial Guano, Cosmetics, Artificial Gum
Arabic, Artificial Gems, Bleaching of Shell Lac, Seal
ing Wax, Clements, Pastes, Cleaning, Cleansing and
and Clearing Materials, Family Soaps, Starch Polish.
Cologne and other PoTfumed Waters. Dentrifccs. Au-
tque Oils Hair Dyes and Restores, Soldiers and Silver
inls, Narnishos and Inks.
Price -, mailed free by the author,
DIR. l.. FEUCHTWANGER, Practical Chemist,
900S lI3 Maiden Lane, New York.
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSE.

WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSE.
Taking advantage Of the large Manufacturers Auction
Sales II
CLOTTTS CISSTWERES FANCY DOESKTNS,
IND S4TINETS.
which the necessities Of the times have forced upon the
boston and New York markets, have supplied our
selves from these and other at low prices. with
an unusually large and varied stock Of
r. + A ID y - NJ A ID f CLOTH n G,
particularly adapted to the Of the the New Eng
land trade. Our importations OF
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS
have been large aud varied aud the Trade may be
surcd Of finding with stock TO be cxcelled. either
n variety, style extent by any other in this market
Our TERMS either for cash approved credit, shall be
Of the most liberal character; and we invite the attention
Of traders examination Of goods before concud-
ing their purchases.
WHITING. GALLoUPE. BLISS & CO,
Is Federal and 95 Congress Sts., .... BOSTON
Boston, April z, 1858. 500
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lanes y;PERLEY's ESTATE

~ STATE OF VERMONT, Washington District
In Probate court holden at Montpelier within and for
said district on the LIST day Of May, A. ID. 1888.
A. X. Warren, administrator ON the estate Of James
v Poey late of Berlin, in said district, deceased, pres
ens his administration account for settlement. Where
upuu II is ordered that the be referred the Sth
day Of june next, at the Probate Office in said Mont
pcicr. for examination and allowance aud that all oon-
ccned be notified hereof by the publication Of this order
in the Vermont Waterman K State Journal, printed at
Montpelier three weeks successfully may be-,
that they may appear, and at said time and place, ii
they cause, object thereto.
BY order of court.
1892 Attest. 7. II. MERRILL Register.
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GENTS FURNISHTNG GOODS.
March % 1858. 1907
OALMER's ARTIFICIAL LEG.

DALMER' S ARTIFICIAL LEG.
\ This triumph Of American skin is Acknowledged
~ as wleQuaHca both ia Europe and America. Atthe
| Uorids Far ui london Il received the " Great
Prize MedF' over thrty-fye competitors from all
p parts Of Europe. The '' American Institute" Of
| New York, In their late Report" say" PaiHer's
\ Auifcir Lea returns Us superiorify all Others
II is remarkable for its wonderful naturalness both
- in appearance and action. u nearly resembles tho
ata( limb, that when dressed II is quite impossible
distinguish Il from the natural limb. Over 5000 Of these
limbs in daily by all classes, Including
ly 500 ladcsl who enabled 10 attend their various
ayocations with almost quite their usual ability The
Palmer Leg Is applied 10 the shortest and tenderc1
Hhap with entire su cess, as no pressure g ai0ired up
ne end The stump. The browning characteristics
II this limb hghfReSs great diVubihty-and in ap-
pcarancc 20 Is only nvallcd By the mechanism of ma
urc. Every calling in life is represented In the use Of
this imbrmcrs, mechanics, lawyers, merchants, cler-
gymcn etc We have upwards Of forty patients, oach
rcdriHg r0 artificial Legs The patient is enabled to
i'qM ,gediafey upon the application Of the limb, With
astonishing n0froHes, grace aud comfort. We always
guarantee entire Pamphlets giving full aud
reliable information with references, etc, from the most
distinguished sources, traits 20 all who request
them Apply TO PA MGR d 90, 10 Green ST.,
Boston, or 37S broadway, New York.
v. B.-Berayc Of imitat0fs S597
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ca UTTON TO THE PUBLIC.
LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
INDICATED SCHNAPPS.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
INDICATED SCflNAPPS
ROYAL SCHNAPPS.
DIR. WOOLF SCHNAPPS
ALONZO WOLF SCHAPPS.
Purchase Gin put up in bottles under the above
brands, with labels claiming possess medical proper
ties. They oh common mixed Gin, put up in imita
ton Of my Genuine Sehnapps for the purpose Of dccev
ing the public.
UDOLpHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and only Importer Of the Genuine
Schiodam Schnapps.
TOR SALE BOSTON
!. d. RICHARDS x SON, s. q 81 State street.
EDWARD GOODMAN q Co, 05 State street
SANf'L Q. COCHRAN & CO., so Congress street.
WEEKS & POTTER, l2i Washington street
SETH T.. PECK Err, 20 Elm street
A. /. CUTLER 43 India street.
WILSON, FAIRBANKS X co.
CARTER COLCORD & PRESTON, Hanover and
Portland streets.
BURR, FOSTER CO., Conhil.
SAMUEL n. WIN \. BREWER, 90 & 90 Wash
ingt0u street
A. S. MANSFIELD, l59 MIX st. $500
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Aegal noticrs.
AINsWORTH's ESTATE.

i AIRY AINSWORIH'S ESTATE
1 Il STATE or VERMONT, Washington District IS.
In Probate court holden Montpelier within and for
said district on the 9TH day Of May. \. ID. 1875.
Mrs. Fanny Il. Answorth, eXccutrx Of the last will
aud testament of Harry Ainswurth late Of Mortified,
u said district deceased presents her administration
count for settlement Whorcupon it is ordered that the
be referred 20 The st day Of June the Pro-
bate office, in said Montpelier for examination aud al
lowancc; and that all concerned be notified hereof by
the publication Of this order in the Vermont Waterman
State Journal printed at Montpelier. three weeks
cessyoy may Zoe, that they may appear, and
nj said time and place, II they oause Get thereto
By order OF court,
0l93 Attest T. r. MERRILL, Register.
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70 J. C. Boswell of Barton, Ebenezor
Bickiord of Montpelier, r. D. Waters of Cal
ais and Moses Wallace of Topsham, were ar
rested few days SINCE on warrants issued by
the District Attorney, for fraudulently pro-
curing Bounty Land Warrants. Waters has
been bound up.
10 The governor of South Carolina has
appointed Arthur p Hayne to succeed the
late Mr.. Evans in the United States Senate
until the legislature shall fill the Office mex
winter
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- The bill for the admission of Oregon
as State, passed the Senate on Tuesday by
a vote of 50 to II.
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RAILROAD CALAMITY.


Soa or Fight Parsons Killed Jprards of
Forty injured
TDc,. Nav IA fripbtGl accident oc-
rurrrd this morning nj 6 IL O'clock ON the
Central Railroad by the crushing of n brid,e
over the Saquoit Creek. / , milos west of
this CITY. near Wbite.boro'.
Seven or eiobt persons arc already dead
and five or six others are hardly alive. The
injured number forty or more.
he accident was caused by the rottenness
OF the umbers OF the bridge. The testimony
az the Coroner inquest upon the bodies of
those killed showing that the bridge had long
been considered unsafe Some of the string
ers of the bridge were decaycd clear through.
There must have been culpable negligence on
the part of those who had the repair Of the
road in charge, and if any sound timbers are
lcit they should be used in the construction
OF their sallows.
AvorurR RAtlRoAp AccrDrNr.- -Crrvr-
land. o.. Nav l5.-A shocking accident oc-
CURED on the Lafayette and indianapolis
hallroad last night.
As the CINCINNATI night express train,
hound north was crossing a bridge, % miles
cast OF Lafayette, it gave way, pcrcpitating
the whole tram into the water.
morning. The night was very dark and the
high water had undermined the abutmout Of
the bridge The train was running at the
rate of 20 miles an hour. The engine had
reached the end of the bridge, which was 100
''1' '''' "''o' u go way g'''l,
49,. 60. -, t,;iio9i
- :..! -'' pas
ST. Louis, May ia violent tornado
blew the passenger train of the Alton and st.
Louis Railroad of the track at Lexington,
Mo-, on Thursday night and several persons
were seriously injured. The towns of Lex
lngton and Peoria, at the junction OF Iowan-
da, also suffered severely, half the houses in
them being Frustrated. At Iowanda three
men were killed. Yesterday another storm
of like character passed over the region be-
tween Bloomington and Springfield, doing
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Attcraru Institutions.
4 TREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
THIRTY THOUSAND ACRES
ST. LA w II T. n CE COT1N Mt Y T..
TuE UNDERSIGNED having removed from St. Lawrence
County, will offer nt Public Sale, in
GDE y s II L L O. II

Il.
County, will offer nt Public sale, in
ocDENsut-u
, 49,
Nh N''n's'''4' inc 'lAl'ehlh u'a oi june next
the whole OF bis Real Estate i'm said County the sale
will comprise Of the finest improved and uuimproy-
/ cd lands, FARMS. MILLS, WATER POWER. VII
/ LACE LOTS, LAND CONTRACTS, aud including
Oedens burgh more attractive sale Of property has
never been offered in the county and the terms Of pay
mcnt will be liberal and most reasonable
The sale will commence hy selling $4,000 of CON
TRACTS for 10000 acres Of land IN the Town Of Canton
and Lisbon They are equal to- if not better than first
mortgages. The lands have mostly been improved and
brought under cultivation and have houses &C. erected
upou them and payments have been made thus ncreas-
ing the value of the security
The sale will include the COTNTRT SEAT at OG-
DENSBURGH, comprising 200 acres cleared and finely
cultivated 30 wood land 80 acres pleasure grounds
. acres i'm garden enclosed by substantial stone wall
laid in mortar. Green HOUSES Peach Houses and Vine
res 800 feet in length the choicest trees and vines
Ia the fruit houses the garden well stocked with fruit
trees and ornamental shrubs coachman house Of stone
coach house. stables aud Sheds built Of stonc forming
hollow square, and very complete and extensive stone
Lodge, at two entrances The foundation Of the Mansion
House which was DESTROYED by fire. in excellent order
This site is for country seat unsurpassed for its COM
handing view Of the ST. Lawrence scenery; over Sj0-
900 has been expended In the Improvement Of the place
II is Of the hcathes locations in the United States
and offers rare opportunity BUYERS II sold
tire. viii be sutdi,dod and offered in separate lots
Besides this are ~ ACRES or GROUND, with
2lJl feet water front on the River Lawrence adj
Joining the marine Railway at Ogdeuslnirgh
4 STONE NILE a Ly 70 fcct, S stories high, with
3 runs Of water in the first class aud in the second
with fun sets Of water-whccls.
4 FARM ~ LISBON miles below OQdensburph.
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GORGE X. EDGERLY'S ESTATE

~ The subscribers, having been appointed By the hon-
orahle Probate court for the district Of Washington
mssiOners 10 receive examine, and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons, against the estate Of George
Edgoy, late Of Mddlcsex In said district deceased
presented insoont, and the terra Of six months from the
respective claims before Give notice, that will at
tend 10 the duties Of our appointment at the dwelling
house Of the widow Eunco EdBely in Mddlescx, in said
district the first Tuesday Of June and October next,
at nine oeock ia the forenoon, on each Of said days.
EBEN SCRlBNER, ~,
IRA CUMMlNS, 'V" TO-
MidlIoaex. Arrl u, A. D. 1858. 90.g2
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EXPLOSIONS AND ACCIDENTS.

we day md IN the newspapers, accounts Of horrible
accidents occurring from the Of dangerous Burning
fluid' Inc only safe way we know Is TO use
0RHENOCGH's
NoN-bNPLosIyE BURNING FLUID AND
"a hPHENE
Sold only by Fred. E. Smith, Montpelier
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9oo2 Attest. I. r., MERRILL, Register
- TATE OF VERMO Mt,

- 7 A I Il O Il Y T. II NJ o n L ,
- DisrmCr OF RANDOLPH, 81.
The Hon Probate Court for the district Of Randolph
To all persons 10 whom these presents shall come,
Greeting.
Whereas Aphous Bass, Of Moretown in the county Of
Washington, guardian unto Isaac Bass nf Braintree
the district aforesaid insane person. hath made appi-
cation 20 this court representing that his said ward
Seized in his right, OF certain real estate in this
State being undivided interest in certain real estate
In the town of antrec and that sale thereof will be
conducive the best interest Of his said ward and pray
ing that he may be licensed and empowered sen the
Il Is therefore ordered that hearing on said APP
pcaon be had Mt session OF said court be holden
the Registers Office, in Brookfed in said district,
the LIST day Of June next and that notice thereof be
given hy publishing this order three weeks successive
In the Vermont Waterman q State journal, printed al
Montpelier in this State, the last publication be before
the time appointed for hearing as aforesaid
by order Of court.
9092 Attest, j. X. CLEANELAND, Register.
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ID EMOVAL.-THR French IL GERMAN
III IMPORTING HOUSEl
HOLD CUTTE Err d CO.

REMOVED PROM 10 AND IL KILBY ST, TO
80 80 Federal, aud l0l Ill ll3 Congress Streets.
BOSTON.
Purchasers Of any kind Of Fancy Goods--Toys--Porte
Misunderstanding Birds-IIair, Nail and Tooth brushes
-Pcncils-Pens-Pen Holders-Glass Beads
Meerschaum Pipes and ScgaT Observation-Disclosures
Willow WagOns-Hair -Cologncs-Soaps-Gen
inc Old Brown Windsor ccordeons--Violins-
Flutes - Harmonious - Jews Harps-Vioria Matches,
without suphurand, in fact any article in the Yankee
Notion line, will find it very advantageous TO call
peddlers. purchasing for cash. will find It worthy Of
their attention TO look at our large stock
HOLDEN, CUTTER & CO.,
Importers OF Fancy Goods and Toys, and Dealers in
Fire Works.
Sole AGENTS for SandersoaS LGnsTgans FIRE Works.
Displays furnished at short notice. India Crackers
and Small Works ON hand usual. sl93
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o. DEAFNESS CURED HOWEVER C.rsrp -
Letters addressed 90 DIR. BOAItDMAN, ~ Suffolk
Place, Boston, answered. Remedies sent by express
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ntm ADVERTISEMENTS.


Cnofcr or ROUTES pom CmcAoo AND THE WEST.
10 commence lfonday, May 10, 1858
TRAINS GufN0 NORTH Leave Montpelier
at 7.40 4. NJ, and i.2j p. Ne NAH Tram connects
at Windsor and White River Junction with trains leave
ing Boston and Springfield at 1880 A. NJ, day and
from New York the day previous at 400 p. NJ: leaves
Windsor at l.3j D.. ~, connects at t0uso's Point
nest morning with trains for Montreal the evening.
aud OIleshurgh he nrxt A. So also with express trains
ior Toronto Detroit, Chicago, Buffalo, Cleveland, ST..
Louis, via either Grand Trunk or Sew YORK Central
aud Lake Shore Lines, making the shortest and best
routes 20 the West
Accommodation train connects at Windsor with train
leaving Now York at 500 A. NJ, and at White River
Junction with train leaving Boston at noon. stop over
night at Norlhhcld. and proceed next morning at 100.
connecting at kouses Point with the Express Tram for
the west
THNGSs GoINu SouTH.--Lca,c Montpelier at 1879 A.
M and o. 10 r. M. Mail Train connects az Rouses Point
with trains from Ogdensburgh Che day prcviousaud Mon
trca The same morning, at Burlington with Champlain
Steamers and trains Cor Troy Albany and Saratoga at
White River junction with trains for Bos'ou and Mr.
York, arriving 100 Boston az 6jj b. N and u New orb
at II ~ D. AZ.
Accommodation Train connects at Rouso's Point with
train. from thc west and Montreal ai Burlington With
Clamplaiu Steamers and Che Rutland Road, stops over
uiEht ~ Nortuhcld connects 90 White River Junction
With train or Boston, Lowell, Worcester &c arriving in
Boston af ~ s nest dal ,sarer than oHy othcr route.
Through lckcf for Chicago aud the west for sale at
thc principal stations.
Il. SUEBBURNE, supt.
Mortified VI Nav TO- ISIS
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~ A VS.! ws!! SAW ST.!
GAGE, PORTER 81 90,
SA w NAN u + A G L L r Il h S


IINHEhNlILIEi " H.,
Since 1910
Whore they keen large assortment aud manufacture
order all the various kinds OF CIRCULAR and other
SAWS that used n the United States aud Canadas
Hrlhc large Circular Saws ground by a Machine
made expressly for the purpose, elueny much
true and superior to those ground ia the usual manner.
Those In want Of Saws are respectfully invited TO call
SAWS REPAIRED
at short notice, and all orders promptly executed
List Of Prices sent by mail to persons desiring them.
G. GAGE, GHo PoRTEn,
J. G. GAGR, |. X GAGE, III. NJ. koLpE.
FisheTsyle. Dec. Is, 1857.
The above Saws constantly on hand, aud for sale at
Manufacturers prices, by SCOTT BROOKS.
Montpelier, VI Jan, !. la5s. 7222
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u A S n S
Why the Grover Baker Sewing Machine is universally
preferred for Family Sewing
lst II is more simple and easier kept in order than
any other machine.
o. li makes seam that will not zip or ravel though
every third stitch IS cut
3D. 1t scWs FROM two ordinary spools and thus all the
trouble OF winding thread ayodcd-whilc the
chine be adapted at pleasure, by change Of
spools 70 all varieties Of work,
4th The same machine silk. linen thread and
common spool cotton with equal facility.
9th The seam is as elastic as the most elastic fabric,
so that u is free from all liability 10 break in washing
ironing or otherwise.
9th The stitch made by this machine is more beautiful
than any other made-cthor by hand or machine. 90