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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09
The Baltimore Murder Case.

BALTIMORE, Monday, NOV. ., 1913.
1re and Crops were ARA gned this morning Tor
murder Of Officer Rigdon, and the cases were re-
sed to the County Court, where they will do doubt
|Sspeedy Justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

PORTLAND, Monday, Nov. 8, 1853.
1 cattle train on the Grand Trunk Railway ran off
track near Gloucester, killing Dir. Hazet, the en-
etsr, and slaugh Entering large number of cattle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09
The Boston Theater.

BosToS, Monday, Nov. 3, 1853.
The Directors of the Boston Theater met this after
noon and passed vote to advertise for proposals to
lease that place from the lst of March next Manager
Barry's lease expiring at that time.
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- U" w w,suNcros, Monday, Nov. s. 1858.
xo,r outstanding the denial Of the fact IN various
.,rt,r, il i. certain that Lord Napier na' no'neu
Government that British man-oi-war Will
,+i,ely interpo.e to prevent the landing o, the
, r in Nicsrsgus. The notification how
.,sT !, not of recent date. 1t was gwen some
Dv ~. wm Walker has the authority of Daniel
M' :. -, ,ouptenance him in his evasion Of the
"e .'',;,v law, by an ostensible emigration to
,s..'.eu. In 1852, Webster who was then
S.,.,.ry of State, gave Kossuth awritten opinion,
';.,ing out method Of conveying material aid in
t,au this country to Hungary without violating
tbshW.
,.,rcan designs interfered with by private enter
-, and consequently will not wink at Mr..
! g,lsr's eyssioD'.
| ", Ersstus Corning is here, looking after the
L ,,rt.ryship of the Treasury. Tho President has
lied bis intention of taking care of the wounded
l. De Iste campaign. Mr. Corning is one OF the
NOD ilustrious sufferers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

PreKrocKrr CAucsr.-A man who gave his name
a. Charles Bradley was arrested last evening, e
Hsyms Theater, on charge Of having attempted to
pick the pockets Of some Of the spectators Of the spar
ring exhibition then progressing there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09
Sailing of the Circassian.

ST. JOINS, N. f., Monday, Nov. 3, 1853
he steamship Crcassian sailed from this port at
ok this afternoon for New York. where she will be
dslAOut Friday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09
Trial Of u Murderer.

a., NkwARx, Nj, Monday, Nov. ., 1873.
snes McMahon is now on ,r;al here for the murder
rs sister, Ann Mcmahon, in September last. The
estes considerable interest. The prisoners
t ssei niaue npuon 70 qaash the indictment, and
Ilfeel S-~ ~''-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09
NEV-YORK ELECTION ITEMS.

The TioGA CoNGREssIoNAL DIsrRicr.-This Dis
trict is Unexpectedly close. Mr.. Arnot the Demo
cratic candidate seems to have made heavy drafts
upon the Republican electors. The process is not
explained. Fortunately, his drafts were protested in
season to save the credit of the District. 2He Elira
Adrertser of Friday elects Mr.. Wells by majority OF
2l7 as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09
Georgia LegisIaturc.

NmIIDGEvILLE, Ga, Monday, Nov. :, IeJS.
Lbu was introduced into the Legislature yesterday
,dng for the repeal Of the clause in the State Con-
sutton prohibiting the importation of Africans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

IowA.-For the fret time in its history every de-
parment Of the State Of Iowa is Repabhcan' with
clean representation in both Houses OF Congress
Grimes already elected, taking the place Oh 1ooes IN
the United States Senate after the AIN Oh MARCH,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09
.. ~ Inocis.ed Press.

0.as AMocittsd TIrss.
WAsHISeroy, Monday, Nov 8, 1853.
n. following officers have been ordered to sail for
,rDvan on the Goth inst, to relieve those Of the St.
v.,,. now at Panama: Lieutenants Moore, Wells
N Phelps; Surgeon Mason; Assistant Surgeon Ma.
- and Purser Richie. II is said that the list Of lieu
,.pt, has now been exhausted every officer OF that
nj having been assigned to some duty.
On. Walkers business here is not directly with the
Cynment. 1t is in part, to ascertain the extent of
4, proposed British interference.
~ Is satisfied there will be no hindersnce to lawful
rrrston TO Nicaragua, and denies the truth of the
sssuept th4t there has been any sale of bonds OrOf
n, transit route. Hence he declares that part of the
Prsdeuts proclamation must have been founded on
Incorrect Information, and further, that passengers
leaving Mobile expected to pay their own expenses
spi vt upon their own responsibility.
The emigration is under the auspices of the Southern
Lnsnshon Company which has been in existence six
,Orihs, and which has branches in Alabama, Misss-
vi Louisiana and Georgia. There is no clashing of
rest between it and the Canal Company. Gen.
der viii probably leave for Mobile tomorrow,
gh it is not certain that he will go out with the
n TO Nicaragua.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09
Snow In Maine

BANGOR, Ne. Monday, Nov. 8, 1858.
,wera inches of snow fell here this morp;uc FOL.
I'd by rain.
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Military.

HoSESpsLr, Pa, Monday. Nov. 3, 1853.
M srel +. Lord, IT,, was to-day elected Bresdier.
sssh Of the ID Brigade, 10th Division Pennsylys.
s'AE,is.
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ME LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
s.cNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

,,,c,AL DISPATCHES TO THL n l.
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IOWA.

TIE WfsT USDER CLOCD-ffiRD TINES
FARMING TIE BEsT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TO EASTERN FARMERs-NOw THE TIME TO
TNMIGR ATE-TUI ". AND ". RAILROAD.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-05

NOVEL EQUESTRIAN FEAr.-A cores
pondent writes that during the last summer
young married lady, residing west of the
Green Mountains, in Vermont, discovered
misohievous swine engaged in depredations in
the garden. In the absence of the :" men
folks she sailed forth to expel the intruder
Grunter was soon corncrcd, but there was no
hole for his egross. The lady pressed him
hard he couldn't leap the fence he couldn't
squeeze himself under or through it. Like a
great many human towards in such diem
ma, he turned upon his pursuer, and making
a full tilt, struck her between her pedal ex-
tremities, and would have passed safely
through, had his nose not caught in the folds
OF her hoopod skirts. As it was, he took her
safely on his back, and then commenced a Sc
ries of circuits about the garden that rivallod
the best feats of circus ring AT length, as
if to complete the similitude, a loop gave way,
the lady turned Somersault and struck the
ground, while his pigship made rapid tracks
IN search of the hole through which he had
entered the forbidden enclosure. Our CORES
pendent closes by uttering the piggish wish
that
"whon next the lady goes to ride,
May we be there TO see %
--LotceH News
A fisherman in Keokuk, Iowa, lately caught
a catfish from whose stomach he emptied an
elegant gold chonometer, and gentleman in
that city recognized the watch as one which
he lost overheard from steamer last sum
mer.
BUSINESS EDUcATION. - Young men and
ladies will find the old and well known French's
Commercial Institute, $50 Washington street.
Boston, one Of the best schools in New Eng
land at which to prepare for the counting
room. store, or to teach. See advertisement
NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-In the Burdeil muir
der case, John j. Eckel was finally discharg-
ed from his recognizance to-day, and an order
Of nolle prosequi entered
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-05
MarriaGes.

In Bradford, Jan. 49, Mr. Chaplin Bates and Miss Al
mira Smith, both Of Barre.
In Fairlce, Jan. 49, Mr. Horatio ~ Prescott Of Wash
ngton, and Miss Lucrcta Everett, Of Failee Also
Bradford, Jan. 25 Mr. George C. Taplin aud Miss Eve
Ign X. Colby both Of East Cornth.
In Randolph, Jan. IL, Mr. Edward c Blake Of Cen
trail H., and Miss Betsey A. Walbrdge Of West Ran
dolph.
In Norhfeld Jan 26th, Mr. Rivcus Camp, Jr., and
Mrs. Isabella A. Alexander, both Of y.
AT Mclndoes Falls, Jan. n, Mr.. l.. l.. Stone Of Wa
terhury and Miss Margaret Jane Mathews Of Mclndoes
Falls
In Manchester, n. H., Jan. 81, Mr.. Levi a. Lect of
Marshhed, Vt, and Miss Ellen NJ. Addeon, Of Man
chester, n. II.
In East Hardwiok. Mr.. Jonathan Nutting and Miss
Emily Bradley, both Of East Hardwick.
In East lIardwick. Mr. d. Leavht Of Walden. and
Miss Lizzy H. Bodwell Of Greensboro
In Walden, Mr., Paul d. knight and Miss Elmra II.
French both Of Walden.
In Mortified, Jan. "a, II. S. Brigham and Diana
Goodale both OF Tunbrdge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-05
Deaths.

In Newbury, Feb. l. Mrs Martha I. Hinman widow
Of the late Rev. CLARK T. Hnman aud daughter Of Hon.
Timothy Morse.
In Winooski. VT, Jan. 24th Carrie MAY daughter Of
A. o. and B. NJ. Hood, aged years, months and 25
days.
Carrie, the Saviour calld,
You did his gentle voice obey,
Left parents, sisters, all,
And 10 his bosom flew away.
While here thou vert almost
Thou at angel now,
harp within thy hand -
Jesus has crown'd thy loving brow.
said lie " take these Lambs
Nor will let them go hstray,
For such my father claims,
And nought but happiness have they"
We would not wish thee here
Since in heaven thous't happy now,
MAY we keep thee ever near,
And see the crown upon thy brow. A. o. H.
In Barnard, Jan 18th, Mrs Mary Glover, aged 65 yrs
In bradford, Jan. 20, Capt Elijah Rowe aged So yrs.
In Washington, Jan. p, Asa Bacon, aged 70 years
AMI months
In Bradford, Jan. IL, Mr. Blasdel Fandeys. aged s.
years.
In Mortified. Jan. II, by a rupture Of a blood vessel
in the head, Julia e. wife Of Henry b. Cady, aged IS
years. She lived about 80 hours after her first attack
In Mortified, Jan. II, Clara A., only daughter Of b.
+. and A. j. Stevens, aged year aud 10 months.
In Hanover, n H.. Dec. ID, Mrs. Caroline H. Cook
Of Greensboro, w. wife OF Charles Cook Esq. aged 10
years and 10 months
In Brookfold Jan. 7, Mr.. Marshall Edison, aged SO.
In Corinth, Jan. 4, Capt. Peter Eaton, aged 70.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-05

The Queen in her speech to the Cortes in
regard to the Mexican quarrel, merely remarks
that she has accepted the mediation Of France
and England as proof of the Cancellation
which animatcs, but that under any circum-
stances the honor and reputation of Spain
must be preserved intact.
A Madrid dispatch of Friday reports the
acceptance of the Ministers resignation, and
the formation Of a new Cabinet.
RussrA.--The mobiles of the District Of
Nigni Novgorod, following the example of the
mobiles Of Lithnania and st. Petersburg, had
asked the Emperor's permission to enfran-
chisc their sorfs. The Emperor granted their
request.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-05

INDGANAPolTs, Jan. %. A mob at I.igo-
nior arrested three oountorfeiters on Tuesday
and deliberately hanged one of them. They
were proceeding to execute a second in the
same manner, when it was agreed by the ma
jority to let the law take its course The
third one, who is guilty of making bogus
coin, was delivered into the hands of the IT,
3. Marshal, and was brought here to-day for
trial. The Court placed his bail at 50, 900,
IN default Of which he was committed TO Jail
DETROIT, Mich, Jan 81 An extra ses-
sion of the Michigan Legislature was conven-
ed yesterday, at Lansing. The exigencies de-
handing special session, as stated in the
Governors message, are the revision of the
judicial districts of the State so as to include
counties which have been left destitute of
means for the collection of debts and the nun
ishment of crimes some deficiency in the
State finances, which he proposes to meet by
a temporary loan of $50 900, and, if neces
sary, by the issue and sale of stocks-new
stocks-sufficient to redeem those falling due
this year He recommends an appropriation
for repairs to the st, Mary's Ship Canal, made
necessary by damages received during the
past season of navigation. The Governor APP
proves of the action of the Commissioner of
the Land Office in withholding from sale
swamp lands, and tavors the reduction in the
price of public lands. He condemns the ao-
ton of the Federal Government in Kansas af-
fairs.
10 One hundred and six men and women,
in San Francisco county, Cal, have made APP
plication to the Courts during the year just
closed, to be released from the bonds of mat
rimony and during the same period the
Judges have actually uncopuled sixty-four
pairs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-05

" The greatest natural ornament TO the " human
form divine, is uuquestiunaby fine luxuraut healthy
growth Of hair Ii has been esteemed in all ages Of
ne world and among all nations, savage and civilized
Hence the Indian brave regards the scalp Of his enemy
az his greatest trophy Per similar reason the FASH
ionablc belle often DISCUSSES the rgion vanity as well
as her other chronological organs with borrowed locks
lie who should discover mode Of preventing the hair
ifom showing the breads o cnyions Time by turning
penaurciy gray, method by which t could be- restored
when ihng of or turning white, and a way OF pr1mot-
ing Us continued and luNunlnt growth. would bee Justly
entitled 10 rank among the hcuofactors OF the human
race Read the testimonials ia another column OF the
wonderful not 90 say almost miraculous effects of Pro-
iessor Woods Hair Restorative and see II hc has not
accomplished an this.-CuDifql Gin Erlf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-05

BOSTON MARKET FEBRUARY 3, 1858.
ASHES.-Stock Light and market firm; small sales or
ate demand
GBAlN,-Ihc market IS duh for Corn and prices have
declined. The sales lately have been at III 73c for
southern yellow, and GS zoe Tor white, closing dull -
Oats have been selling at 81 49, per BUSH for Northern
and Canada. now held at the latter rate.
HOPS.-ihe market is very dull for this article and
prices remain quite nominal.
PkONlSlONS.-Butter remains quite steady. with
scarcity Of prime quality; sales Of good and choice New
York and Vermont, rs a Pc, and common u - 4 lie
per ID, including Canada and Western. Cheese has
been selling at lie per d., cash, for common
and very good
wO0L.--Tn fleece and pulled Wool there is very little
change.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-05


II should be the aim Of newspaper become acquain-
ted with the Improvements and discoveries Of the day
and TO call the attention Of It's readers all such as will
be interesting and useful 10 them. In all such cases its
conductors should feel strictly bound in honor to speak
in candid and truthful manner il conyersing with an
Winslows Soothing Syrup for children teethng and we
now take occasion 70 repeat that believe II Of more
Importance 10 mothers and their children than any other
discovery made by the profession in the last hundred
years very large percentage Of children annually die
during the process OF tccthng and very much larger
number OF those who survive greatly dcbtated or
diseased, so that they grow up weak both physically and
mentally. and incapacated both for study and labor
Now, appeal with perfect confidence to thousands Of
mothers who will read this article, 70 corroborate our
statement when that such fatal consequences
as those we have alluded to- occur from tcething
when Mrs Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup is used "a time.
are pleased 10 know that thousands Of ladies have
acted upon suggestion, aud have thanked us for it,
Still there many thousands Of mothers who read the
less nosrums that dcuge the country or from neglect
have not awaited themselves of the benefits OF this most
invaluable remedy. To such, wish say-this syrup
Is the result OF thirty years experience Of OF the
female physicians the world produced; and is Just
ne remedy needed by every mother who has child teeth
ing. IL softems the gums, reduces Inflammation, alays
all pain and spasmodic action. correcs acidtv Of the
stomach, and regulates the bowels Moreover We assure
every mother IL is perfectly sqfno possible harm can
come OF IT'S use according 20 the directions which
pany each bottle We speak thus confidently, from the
fact that very many uf valued friends have
made use OF u for many years. and have witnessed
the most happy results from its in hundreds OF
II YOU never before had faith female physician our
word for it, you will have after using the Soothing Syr
IS therefore, within reach Of the poor wen the
rich.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-05

III Thousands Of females die annually for want Of a
remedy for the ailments to which they incident The
only such remedy know of is Sir James Clarkes Pc
male Pills. They put up in bottles containing so
pills, with circular containing explicit directions and
sent posthee for 81 and 6 post-stamps Thoy are well
known to be the only and safe remedy for female
diseases and distractions from any cause. See adycr-
tisement Oily
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4 G. f. N 4 5 w A n + r. d 4!
~ NEW EHA ~ AMERfcAN Arr.

" ~ r. ~ - w q y " - 3.
"a NEW EnA ~ AMERTCAN ART
just issued an Oil-color Portrait " HENRY CLAY.
Printed from Stec Plate 10 ~ OIL Coloys. This Pic
improvement IN ArPruting is offered TO the people NJ
the United States, worthy memorial Of their cm-
mont Statesman and Patriot, by the Publisher.
J II. BYRAM,
Bulletin Building, Philadelphia
Tho following few Of the many concentrations
this Picture has received from the Press
From Pefersons Maga-ine
That so fine Picture. equal IL is in finish 10 Lon
don Color Prints, which have been sold here for five and
six dollars could De produced for the trnng sum Of fy
cents is certainly astonishing evidence ~ American
quirc an immense sale 10 be at all remuneratiye."
From the Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Byram has produced Portrait Of the immortal
CLAY printed ia ooor that has all the merit Of paint
ing and work Of Art will bear the most critical cx-
animation. The likeness OF the grcu Statesman is per-
feet"
From the Phiiqdeiuhia SUNDAY Dispatch.
Mr.. D. IT, Byram has brought out Portrait of Hen
~ Clay, printed iu colors which, If we had bctn as
sured otherwise we should have supposed to be paint
ing u possesses all the hriiancy Of hue and sotncss
Of shade OF fine watcr-color portrait The likeness Of
Harry of the Ucst is excellent"
From GrdhaDts Magazine
Equal % fine London Prints sold here for s. and ST. -
From the Pennsylvania Inquirer.
judging by this production, Artprnting has made
important step towards perfection. The picture is
not only artistic in finish and Arrangement Of color but
is valuable spirited likeness Being sold the low
price of fry cents, this portrait must become IA
Norc, and he treasured most fitting aud beautiful
memorial by the American people"
Single Copies sent wost-paid for 80 cents To Agents
a very liberal discount. 1919
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-05
THE GREAT ENGLISH RElfEDYl
SIR JAMES CLABKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke, NJ.
d., Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This well known medicine is no imposition, but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obsiruc-
tons, from any whatever; aud although power
ul remedy they contain nothing hurtul to the consu
ton.
TO Married LADIES,
it s peculiarly suited 1t WILL in short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity.
THEsE PILLS HAVE NEVER BEES KNOWN To PAIL
WHERE THE DIRECTIONS ON THE 2p rAoE or rANra-
LET AnE WELL OBSERVED.
For full particulars, get pamphlet free. Of the agent
n. u. Sl0O and postage stamps enclosed to any
thorizcd Agent will insure bottle, containing over 80
Pills, by return mail.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(I.ate /. &. baldwin & Coz
Rochester, a. Y.
J. NJ. HENRY. Waterbury, Wholesale agent for Yer
mont For sale by oil druggists in Montpelier. oily
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IT Is A MOST UNDoUBrEp FACT

That DIR. SANFoHD's INvtGoRAroR or LIVER RENE
pi, Is one Of the greatest discoveries made ia medicine
the past century IL has study Of the Dr. during TWEEN
y Year, practice 70 find what particular organ, when
diseased caused the greatest number Of ills pains aud
hs conclusion is that the liver Is the greatest regulator
of the system, aud the most liable disease while IL
Kept free from disease, is preventative Of Dyspepsia.
Jaundice, general debility, &c. while last but far from
least, we mention consumption for our experience is,
mat more cases OF consumption from diseased liv
or, than nom all other causes put together.
Taking this 20 De correct hypothesis we have but To
md remedy with which 20 the liver and we
have Of nearly all the diseases subject TO bv
simply using preventative That the fSvIGoRAron is
such remedy Is beyond doubt all who Try it, for it,
virtues such that for all complaints arising from liver
arrangements, Il Is 1mfdiling remedy while fam
lily medicine. for all diseases OF the stomach or bowels
which are caused in greater less degree by liver de-
rangenen It Is the safest suresi, and cfcacuus
remedy known. iSee adyeTtisemcnt.l 77tmo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-05
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKBT-Feb. .

BY Telegraph 10 the Wafchnan : Journal
At Market 73 Cattle so Becycs 1877 Stores consisting
OF Working Oxen, Cows aud one two and three years
olds. PRICES
Beef, extra, $3.50 a 500 Working Oxen, s9l q I75
90 first quail 6.2j 6,75 Cows X Calves 3j so
" sec. 5.25 $50 Yearnss, Il 10
" . o9a,a,rr 3,9, E rsy,y year. 2ss "a g
Sheep and Lamhs.--At Market, 1901. Prices
In Lots, 1.51 a 800 Extra X select. 3 % 4l2
RENAHKs.-1he quality Of beef cattle poor, but
few that could be oalled Owing the small num-
Der sales rather quicker a slight advance. Ono
or two pairs sold for IS per cw There but about
half the usual number OF sheep. The quality rather
better than last Meek. and cold at an advance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-05

From the Missouri Democrat
WOODS HAIR DNE.-1his admirable article is
rapidly improving the hair No article Of similar kind
now before the public enjoys better reputation
storvc and invgoratng hair tonic. Its peculiar chem
ica qualities have beneficial effect upon the growth and
character OF the hair giving silky and glossy texture
to that which formerly Of and dry nature
1t has also we understand, tendency preserve the
youthful color and appearance Of the hair and destroy
ing or counteractng the effects Of age With such rec
concentrations in its favor, hardly perceive how any
lady or gentleman should be without valuable an adj
junct 20 their toilet
o. J. WOOD Co, Proprietors, 3l2 broadway, New
York, and ia Market Street, 81. Louis, Mo.
Sold in Montpelier by l.. +. PIERCE, aud FRED +.
SMITH and by all Druggists throughout the Country.
1889
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MOTHERS! MoTHERs!! MOTHERS y

IN OLU NUNNE FOR CHILDREN.
Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winsows Soothing Syrup
for Children Teothing, II has no equal on Earth. No
mother who has ever tried Mrs. Winsow's Soothing
Sunur for Children will consent let her child pass
through the distressing and critical period Of teethng
without the aid Of this invaluable preparation II lie
and health be estimated by dollars and cents is
worth It's weight in gold
Millions of Bottles Of Mus. WtSsLow's SoorHING
SuHtr are sold every year in the United States.
Price only p cents a bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CuRrls & Pm
kINs is on the outside wrapper.
sold by l.. 4. PIERCE, Wholesale Agent, Mont
pelier, VI. 57.2Ss