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The principal fertilizer being the potash
The various Glass Works in this region
are also source of interest. and should our
gorcrnors give them reasonable Tariff their
number would soon be doGoled, owing to the
excellent sand for that purpose and the cheap
ness Of timber land.
saw a great deal of good farming land,
and quite a number of new farms being clear
,d off; the sturdy owners of which all spoke
in terms of praise OF the land they were in ;
the care with which it was cleared the alb
sence Of rocks and stones; the healthiness of
the climate and the warm open and short win
ters Several OF these men had been to the
West and searched in vain for a healthy spot
on which to locate, but had returned disap-
pointed and with empty pockets
Do you not agree with me Mr.. Editor in
thinking it would be far more profitable both
financially and physically to our stout sons of
the soil if they would stay nearer home where
they would be, and their children, brought
up under the wholesome moral restraint of
our good old time usages and where the land
although it might not yield such immense
crops as the virgin soil of the West, yet
would yield fair return for labor, and with
the greater facilities and nearness to Eastern
markets aud high prices pay them in the end
far better than the large crops and low prices
Of the West
Yours truly,
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IUMPHANT Gees
-OF--
Buchans Hungarian Balsam of Life d.
The Great English Kemcdy fW
N ~ InuuIs AArIIMA ANn lnNa IN

The Great English Remedy fU
COLps, Couaus, ASTHMA, Ann C0Ns&PrIoS
cure of Seuere Cough and Coasu,ptirc tendency, cell
GHesicd
CHESTER FACr0RIgs, Mass Oct is, 1913
TO Or. ID. 4. Bradico-D ear Sir-llavng been at
tackled some two months since, with affection
Of the Lungs, attended with cough that was
likely to become habitua, my friends expressed their
opinions freely, that was fast going down with the
Consumption purchased of Messrs, Root, Briggs a
Co. a brittle Of Buchans Hungarian Balsam, and found
immediate relief have finished the second bottle
and call myself we'll II is bur two weeks since com
menced taking the Basam, yet have gained five pounds
in flesh aud the affection the lungs appears have
been fully vanished. cheerfully recommend the medi
clue 10 others that have any kind of disease Of the lungs
| remain yours truly
ALEXANDER FRANCIS.
Dr. Btadee-->ir--We have WITNESSED the effect of
the Hungarian Basam Mr. Francis, ami do not hest
tate to recommend il 10 others Of like disease Sc.
Yours truly ROOT, BRIGGS x Co.
Sole Proprietor. DAVID I. BRADLEE, Watertown,
Mass TO whom all orders should be addressed. Sold by
Druggists and dealers IN Medicine In every In the
United States aud British Province
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4 CARD FROM DIR. JAMES NJ. JAR

\ 4 n RETT. Of the Nor FORK Lung IlfrHdry.-
My connection for the past eight years with the above
Institution. Chief Physician, and twelve years
Of steady devotion TO the Cure of Pulmonary Consump
ton and its kindred diseases together with my unriyal-
led opportunities and advantage Of pathological research
aided not little by perfect system of Medical iRha-
dtioH-has enabled me to arrive at decisive direct,
and successful Of treatment for the positive and
radical Of all diseases Of the Throat, Lungs and
lU-P Passages BY Inhalation, the vapor and curative
properties Of medicines directly addressed to the dis
rased organs and the ntegument. do not advise the
Use Of Medical Inhalation OF any kind, to the exclusion
NJ general treatment, and although consider II useful
aduaut in the proper management Of those fearful and
each patient should have the benefit Of both general and
local treatment The success Of my treatment in the
above Diseases and the high character Of the Institution
which have so long had the honor to preside
TOO well known 10 need any eulogy comment from
At the solicitation Of many private and professional
friends, through whose phianthropic aid the above char
y has been long and literally supported and after due
consideration, have concluded to make such arrange
mens As will bring the benefits OF my experience and
treatment within the reach Of ALL and not eonhne myself
heretofore to those only who entered the Inrmary
who able visit my office. Hoping there
fore that the arrangement will give entire satisfaction,
both to professional brethren and the public would
respectfully announce in conclusion, that ran be
consulted personally by letter. all diseases above
ana that the medicines the same as used IN the nsttu
ton, prepared to suit each individual case inhGiRg Va
fors Medical IHhals &c Se will be forwarded by ex-
press to any part Of the United States the Canadas-
iERNsMy terms Of treatment by letter follows,
viz Sl2 per month for each patient which will include
medicine sufficient for months use also, InhaliDg
Napur. and Inhang Apparatus. Payment fol-
lows Sc be paid to Express Agent receipt Of the
box of Medicine and the balance SO at the expiration q
the month"; If the patient be cured is entirely satisfied
with the treatment Patients by giving full history Of
their case and their symptoms in full he treated
well by letter by personal examination Patients
avaing themselves Of DR. Jarretts treatment may rely
upon immediate and permanent relief, he seldom has
to treat a thirty days. Letters for advice
promptly answered. For further particulars address
JAMES NJ JARRETT, NJ. d.,
No. 500 Broadway Twelfth St. N. Y
Ps;-Physieiaus and others visiting the city
pecty invited To call at the nhrmary, where many in
eresting can be Witnessed and where i1,-\
roued apparatus for the inhalation of medcated vapor
can be and Inspected 0S34
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DAVID w. CUTTERS ESTATE.-

IL State Of Normont--Washington District, IS.
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10 Thousands Of females die annually for want Of q
remedy for the ailments to which they incident The
only such remedy know Off Sir James Clarkes Fe
male Pills. They put up in bottles, containing 30
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known to be the only and safe remedy for female
diseases and distractions from any cause. See adser
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Gambling Saloon shown up-yet full Of the richest
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DEATHS

In Woodstock, Dee 26ih Of disease fthc heart Lucy
IN Pomret, Dee 18th, Harriet Frances Ware wife Of
Hosea Doon. ESQ in the 3lth year Of her age
la Burlington, Dec 23d, Daniel Littlehed ESQ, in his
S2ud wear.
In ESSEX, during Christmas week n cankcrrash three
children-kcclcr, Frank and Waylaud--of George and
Bctsey Sinclair They were buried in grave on
Christmas day.
In Middlcsev. Dec. "a, Mrs Abigail wife of jeremiah
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please copy.
In Stowe, Dec &c. Dr. Daniel washburn, aged 49,
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O Strumous : roflous affections the curse.
the BLIGHT the pntatoe rot Of n,aukind They vile
and filthy wen fatal They arise from cuntaniua-
ton and mpuuty Of the blood aud are 10 BE- seen al
around everywhere. One quarter of all we meet are
tainted with them and quarter II these die Of them
die floIishy too, berause they durable Ayers SAH-
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the blood tenders it pure and healthy, and eHecudly
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NOTICE. - This may certify that | have
~ given my SON. George Ainsworth, his time during
the remainder Of his minority and shall claim Of
his earnings pay any debts Of his contracting after
this date, H. W. AlNSWORIH.
Warren, Dec. 20, 1858 1925
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VERMONT ROARD on EpUCATlON

A"fho'"arc LAST OF Ie1t Doohs J'' u'e D'''''' ''"oo"
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hooks' i'I ihe use Oh lne i,''', 9 W, No
was selected ana approve ~ VA, uI"'gu NJ, W. ,'''
board, ~ aocofdah3e WIN VIZ ~ w - W.
u"h W an Aol rsiahnH 20 N"u'. NV! n,1s, ~
ny Ihe vermont L'Bi'ia'"'' at '''' '''o"'' ''''"'
A. ~ 100 ,, mt.
Fo,fTS-r" pIllnaiy, 'la'''' ~ l,,.h ~
ocuools - - Stess'e gI ~ W, " M
guaBg. Puoilshers' n r''D"''' IT. " va "'"u'
iofd' W. r..-.s-,t go,
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY !
SIR JAMES CLARKEs
lEI ERR A1,En EEA AL L Dill

AELEBhAl Ell FINALE IlLlsS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke, NJ.
d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine is no imposition, but
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obsruc-
tons, from any whatever and although power.
full remedy they contain nothing hurtfu to the consttu
ton.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
it is peculiarly suited. Ii will, in short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity
THESE Pills HAVE NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO PAIL
WHERE THE DIRECTIONS on THE 2D PAGE OF FAMPH-
LET ARB WELL OBSERVED.
For full particulars, get pamphlet free Of the agent
N. b. Sl,OOand postage stamps enclosed to any
thorzed Agent, will insure bottle, containing over 50
Pills, by return mail.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES
(Late l. c. Baldwin a. Coz
Rochester, n, Y.
l.. +. PIERCE, Wholesale Agent for Montpelier.
j. NJ. HENRY, Waterbury, wholesale agent for Yer
mont. For sale by all druggists in Montpelier. O557
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Six Lectures the causes and cure Of Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis. Heart Disease Dyspepsia, Female
Complaints and Chronic Diseases generally bound 3S
pages, 80 engrayings,l by Dn SAMUEL S, FIToH
planning the authors treatment by which he both pre-
vents and cures the above diseases.
This book has been the Of saving thousands Of
lives. Price, % cents Sent by mail. ostpaid for 40
cents. Apply TO DR.. s. S. FITCH office IA Broadway.
New York. Consultation personally or by letter. free
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I IBERATION.-This is to certify that
Il 4 have given 10 my son, DAVID GOODWIN, his time
during the remainder Of his minority; and that shall
claim Of bis earnings pay any debts Of h.
tracing after this date. ARA A. GOODWIN.
Montpelier, Dec |, 1883 1925
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MAR6ET.-Jan 5, 1859
Ru T.lerrnnh IN The IVnfch hmm 4 Lnnl.nnl

By Telegraph % the Wafchmdn ) J0i0nal.
At Market 232 Cattle, $40 Bee, % stores, consisting
OF Worhng Oxen Cows, and one, two and three years
ods
Beef extra 81 90 7,25 Working Oxen, 500 900
first quail. 600 a go Cows Calves, 81 IS
50 sec so 900 Yearlings, 90 90
50 third 900 d 600 Two years olds, is %
ordinary 900 a 900 Three " % rs
Sheep and Lambs-At Market, S2j. Prices
In Lots, 800 80 Extra x select, 400 600
Remarks.-Owing to the severe storm the VT Central
trains via the Lowell road Of the cattle trains
on the Fitchburgh road had arrived when we left
sequently there was little doing at market.
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A LII RIGHT AGAIN.-A New 1A1ro,

4 Ii RIGHT AGAIN.-A New 1AILoR-
= " ISG EsTABLisHNEST.-lhcs subscriber, having re-
turned again To Montpelier respectfully solics share
Of public patronage, and having had an extensive
EXPERIENCE AS A PRACTICAL TAILOR,
feels warranted in saving that al Garm made by
him shall be done in the approved and fashionable
manner, and warranted To tit
Particular pains will be taken in cutting for others
make
~ ANY person in want Of anything in his line will
money lbs giving him call he is prepared to do
other place in town
Rooms nearly opposite Woolsons Clothing Store, and
directly NJ, p Coursers Store State Street. Mont
pcicr. VI. ii. ATWOOD.
Montpelier, December p 1855 2l.f
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II cough i.crass Dr. clarAc's Potent Cherry Syrup
DIR. CLARKEs SHERRY WINE BIT
TIERS

will cure il.
DIR. CLARKE'S SHERRY WINE BIT
TIERS.
Diploma A,earded By the Massachusetts Charita5i'
Mechanics association, 1856.
Warranted the best Spring medicine in the world
Every person should more OF less " them. War
ranted to iaundcc loss of appetite liver complaint
headache, dyspepsia weakness pain in the stomach and
bowels
Price-pnts % cents, quarts ~ cents, ? quarts "a
cents quarts 81 2j
Sold wholesale by w STRDMAN & Co. Broad ST..
Boston alsoby Eben Fuller J. S. Manlcy, J. w Cofren,
and G. =. Potter Augusta S. Page Co, Hallowcll,
and by dealers generally.
~ See advertisement Of Dr. sanfords Liver lnvigo-
ratof in another column ll'62
Buy and use Dr. clarkes Potent Cherry Syrup
ONE THOUSAND DOZEN
MRS. wtNsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP.
HOLLOwAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT,
COD LIVER OIL JELLEY,
CLARKE'S FEMALE PILLS,
AYERS PILLS AND sARSPARIBLA,
CLARkE'S SHERRY WINE BGTTERS,
SMITHS ANODYNE COUGH DROPS AND
THE GOLDEN BALM,
Wholesalc and Retail, by
Is FRED. J.. SMITH Montpelier.
Every mother should keep DR.. clarkes Potent Cherry
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nrm advertisements.

NOTICE. THE ANNUAL MEETING
4 ' IT the Washington County Agricultural Society
r the choice of officers. will BE- holden at the Court
House in Montpelier, Tuesday the lth day OF Janu-
AIRY, 1859, AZ 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
by order Of the President
2j A. D. ARMS. Asst See.