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Cy"I suppose, John, that it were to
hmm into the water here, should find i,
over my head and cars" cover your head
Frank perhaps not over your ears"
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cy A juryman having applied to the Re-
corier to be excused from serving, on ac-
count of deafness, the latter asked, ''Could
Won not hear my charge to the grand jury,
.ir?-yes, heard every word of it, wis
the reply, but couldn't make any sense Of
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cy Profound silence in a public assem-
blage has been thus neatly described" One
might have heard the stealing Of pocket
handkerchief
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e-Iam certain, wife, that am right,
and that you are wrong I'll bet my ears on
IT," (" Indeed, husband you shouldn't car
~ betting to such extreme length"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-15

SoMBRE AccoUNrs FROM PIXIES PEAK
Lsauenvorth Il. +, July7 Mr.. Mccoy, who
left Denver City on the oath ult., informs the
st. Joscphs Gazette that only eight or ten
claims had been discovered TO that day those
are on the Gregory road, the rest being all a
desert. lie says that the reports Of the rich
ness Of other claims are absolutely false, and
that the miners were leaving in large numbers.
Some 5000 wagons are now on return trip.
Mr. Mccoy estimates that there are now
about the mines from 25, 900 70 10000 persons
most Of whom are doing nothing, or working
their board lie says the mines will not
support more than 5000 people and advises
everybody to stay at home.
~ At dancing party near Weaverville,
Cal, the women left their babies in 1.-THE
other ROOM with their bonnets Some wag-
gish young fellows made general shift of
the babies dresses and mixed up the babies,
and when the party broke up in a hurry, at
late hour, nearly every woman went home
with somebody else's baby. As they lived
scattered over a region Of some miles in ex-
tent, there was a great deal Of hurrying to
and fro the next morning, and it took two
days to get the babies fairly unmxed.
IV'A. r. Morrill,, late master mechanic Of
the Vermont Central Railroad, has recently
closed a contract with road in Minnesota,
and is about TO locate himself at or near St.
Paul.
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OUTER. CHEESE AND PRODUCE
ID COMMISSION HOUSEi


81 and 32 South Market Street, Boston.
Having removed my location from City Wharf, take
this method inform my consgnecs and all others in
terestcd particularly in the sales Of Butter and Cheese
for this market that prepared to offer them ncreas
ed facilities for doing their business, and would solicit
consignmens being sensible that owing to the compe-
ton and high prices paid hr Produce that the margin
is small for a profit to The consinor, after doducng
penses, therefore, in connection with my increased facil-
tiles, low rents and small expenses. shall make my
commission charges very low, and in particular for the
larger or regular consignments
have Cash capital and other Cash facilities.
Country Produce of all kinds received and sold on
Commission.
Liberal advances made on consignments
Account sales and remittances made promptly.
Ny personal and prompt attention given to all bust
ness entrusted to my care.
Store location one of the very best.
Cellar the best in my experience for Butter.
Rents and expenses unusually low.
Terms for business moderate
Quotations and remarks perfectly reliable.
RrrrBENoEs,-For my present Commercial standing
refer you to
Charles Ellis, Esq, President Howard Banking Co.,
William Hilton, Esq, Boston.
Charles Lane Esq, Director Bank North America,
g. n Seymour, Esq, ogdcnsburgh, n. Y.
T.. b. Allen & Son, do.
H. B. sowics Esq, ST. Adams, VT,
For my personal and business reputation in this City,
| refer You TO
James NJ Bcebe, Esq, Merchant.
Aphcus Hardy, Esq.
Bingham, JOY Co.. Produce.
II AmmidoNn Coz Commission Merchants.
Samuel Walker q Co, Produce.
Coyerse, Harding 4 Co, Merchants
Jewett Tbbets a Co., Merchants
Potter * Demmon, Provisions.
Stone x Eldredgo. Provisions
P.S Ii the statements and references satsfaoio
ry trust there will be no disappointment from expert
encc by consignors. NJ +. NOOD
MAY p 1889 1890
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EXPLORATION TO HAMMoNrON. NEW JER-
sEY.-The emigration still continues to this
new settlement. The present season the
crops are excellent Grape viii yield largely.
Some forty vineyards have recently been set
out.
Considering that this locality is entirely
secure from blighting frosts, it presents great
inducements for profitable farming to those
who must leave. The loss of wealth to farm
ers in the North from frost amounts to in
calculable millions whilst the GOODNESS oftheir
climate also dobars them from raising Of the
most profitable crops. This New England
settlement is undergoing vast improvements,
and increase Of population, We understand
that within the past year the population has
increased some 1900. In busine way the
improvement is even more marked.
We learn that some parties think Of starting
the shoe business in this vicinity. lnasmuch
as shoe manufacturers 20 to the markets of
Philadelphia and vicinity to buy their leather,
and then sell their shoes, there is no reason
why the shoe business cannot be carried on to
great advantage in this country. 52:l
Pro BoNo PuBLco.-We commend the
reader to test the virtue Of Readings Russia
Salve. ii so unfortunate as to sustain an ac-
cident from cut. burn, scad, or any other
similar cause. Il will not be found waiting in
efficacy Sold everywhere at 2j cents box.
W1srAns BA1sAM Wild CHERRY.-This
medicine is "a combination and a form indeed,
for healing and curing all the ills which affiict
us in the shape ofcuughs. colds, aud inhama-
ton of the throat, lungs. and chest
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IHE KANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvEN-
TIoN.--SL Louis, July Ga special dispatch
to the Democrat says that the Kansas Const-
tutonal Convention met at Wyandotte yes
terday, and permanently organized by the
election of j. NJ. Winchell as President, and
A. j. Martin as Secretary, No business of
Importance was transacted The Convention
stands thirty-fye Republicans to seventeen
Democrats.
70 The Leavenworth Times says that the
Republican majority on the popular vote for
members of the Constitutional Convention OF
Kansas ranges between 5000 and 5000.
10 M, Bondin has performed the feat OF
crossing Niagara river on rope, with sack
over his head. He laid down upon the rope
in the sack and performed some other tricks
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THE OLD VERMONT COUGH RENE
DY FOREVER
n H. DOWNS VEGETABLE

B AIS 4 N &c + L Y / r.
We would say to the people that this medicine has
been sold throughout New England for upwards of thirty
years and has always been warranted TO give entire sat
sficon and have vet learn OF the first case where
the peope were dissatisfied where they wanted their
money back We still warrant H. and If any person. af-
ter using it, wants his money returned he has only 10
notify tie agents or propretors and it will be refunded
at once. What more can say; DO you want large
Almanac filled with certificates that nobody believes e.
Ifvou want anything than this ask some of your
ncghbors that have used the article and they tell you
that it is the best medicine for
COUGHS, COLDS, WHOOPING COUGH,
Group Asthma and all diseases OF the Throat, Chest
and Lungs, and all diseases tending 70
CONSUMPTION,
buy and iyou like it please in turn tell your acquain
tnces 10 use and remember this fact that when you
find medicine that does an that the propretors say 1t
will then always IL when necessary and never change
for a new article that may be worthless.
II you wish 10 try n. IL. DowNs's ELIXIR, and It Is
not kept in your town, ask your Druggist or Merchant
TO order a small supply Of my Agents, J. NJ. HENRY
& SONS, Waterbury, Vt, or Of most any Wholesale
Druggist in New England, New York or Canada. They
will Furnish circulars If You order them.
The Price Of this article 90 cents and SlO0 per bottle,
and TOR Trial Bottles % cents.
The trial bottle have not put up until within few
months We do it that all may give II trial at
the least possible expense.
Becarc Qt CoURteyfeitsi
Remember the genuine is warranted, and is signed with
pen, with my name. ~ II. DOWNS.
Trial bottles D cents. For sale by all Druggists in
Vermont .bo2
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AtgaI Notiees.
}RAND r, MERRILLS EsTAT

TERRAND f. MERRlLL'S ESTATE
Il The subscribers, having been appointed by the hon
orabe Probate Court for the district Of Washington eom'
mis.ioners receive. examine. and adjust all claims
Of all persons against the estate Of Ferrand z. Merrill
late of MONTPELIER in said district deceased aud the term
Of six months from the 7th day Of june 1852 being al
lowed by said court the creditors Of said deceased q
exhibit and prove their respective claims before US Give
notice. that we will attend to the duties Of our appoint
ment at the Office Of Joseph A. Prentss Esq, in Mont
pelicr in said district the 0ih day Of August and
on the 9th day of November next, at ten o'clock IN ht
forenoon, on each Of said DAYS, .
CHARLES REED, (g.,,,,
JOSEPH POLAND,
Montpelier June 7, 1883. olo5
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NOLFE'S SCIHIEDAM AROMATIC
w SCUNAppS


GOOD FOR RHEUMATISM.
GOOD FOR DYSPEPSIA.
GOOD FOR GRAVEL.
GOOD FOR GOVT.
GOOD FOR DROPSY.
GOOD FOR FEVER & AGUE.
GOOD FOR KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMPLAINTS.
and Beverage it has superior in the world; It is
manufactured by the proprietor, at Schedam, Holland,
expressly for medicinal use by process peculiar to his
Factory. 1t is the pure Tincure Of the Italian Ju
nper Berry, whose vnous distilled and
rectfed with its sprtuous solvent which thus becomes
a concentrated nce Of exquisite favor and aroma, al
together ranscendent in its cordial and medicinal pro-
peres any alcoholic stimuant made in the world.
1t is prescribed by than 1900 physicians in the
United States in Of Gravel, Govt Dropsy Bladder
and Kidney Complaints. &c, SC.
Put up quart and pint bottles in Cases of dozen
quarts, and dozen pins, with the proprietors
the bottle cork and label For sale by all the
peotable Country Merchants and Druggists. Look out
for councrets and limitations the whole country is
flooded with them UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer
Depot % Beaver ST., New York.
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DIKE's PURE OHIO CATAWB

DIKE'S PURE OHIO CATAW BA
BRANDY-Thc undersigned have hcou duly APP
pointed by the manufacturers iu Cincinnati Agents for
DN.
Pure Brandy has for long tlmobecu de.ideratm in
or community Yea cases 0f extreme debility Weak Lungs
or Stomach Nervousness, Dyspepsia, etc. So difficult
has it been procure anything like pure article unless
price, that 50 has often been dispensed
with when actually necessary account Of the expense,
VT the fear OF obtaining aduterated article. These
objections are ohvucd by the introduction into our
market Of ffke's Pure Cdt4ubn Brandy. which receives
the sanction of State Assaycr for purity, his GER
tihcate Of analysis demonstrates.
VALIDS,
and all others who require perfectly reliable Brandy Of
choice and delicate favor depend upon this with CON
hdoncc as to its commences and beneficial effects in
sos as above stated.
Anaiysis Of PIXIES Pure C,Ramba Brandy
FsoM C. I. JACKSON, Mass. State Assayer,
No. 30 Somerset ST., Boston, Oct %, So.
hereby certify that ha,e this day made chemical
ANALYSIS Of sample VI S. n Pike & Co.'s Cotawba
Brandy and that have found adulterating ingrcdi-
cnts or improper substances in H. 1t sa PURE BRANDY
spirit with the usual coorng and saccharne matters be-
long to brandy. would recommend it for medicinal
uses. CHARLES 1. JACh9ON, NJ De-
We are prepared to furnish the above named Brandy,
in original packages by the (bottled at the manu-.
tactytrs Urccs and may also be obtained by city and
agents, the Mass. State Agency, l59 Milk Street.
Boston.
WILSON, FAIRBANK Dc CO.,
Wholesale DRUGGISTS,
i3 As HANOVER STREET, BOSTON.
1l,O2
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beg leave to call the attention Of the American Pub
lie to the following Certificate from the Government
Chemist for the Island Of Cuba and the Spanish West
Indies and who is known to the Scientific Of Lon
don Paris, Madrid Cuba and america to be the first
Chemist in the uorld UDOLPHO WOLFE.
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THE MANLY MOUSTACHE
II whiteucd by time Redeemed by nature becomes in
stautly dark night under the operation Of
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
few moments suffice to metamorphose head Of hair,
which oends the eve by its hue Of beauty,
WOMAN'S RINGLETS
Ifpremaurely frosted by sickness, naturally
of an uuloveahle color. are changed rich, warm
brown, a splendid and c-like black in ten minutes,
by this woodworking preparation.
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressers
CRIsrApuno, No 6 Astoy House Nco fork. jO.53
o. See advertisement Of DR.. Sanford's Liver lnvgo-
rator ia another column. ll;62
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RELIGIOUS ToLERATIoN IN TUscANY.-
The Florence correspondent of the Providence
journal remarks:
There has recently arrived here Swiss
Protestant clergyman, who is preaching re-
ligious liberty to the Italians in their own
language. This privilege is one of the first
fruits which the admirable Tuscan revolution
has produced Would it not be worth while
for some of our American Protestant Mission
airy Societies to take steps for the establish
mont of chapel here Without taking into
account the probability of converting some
ltalians-and many are in a good state o
preparation for something more reasonable
than the established religion of the country
the considerable number Of American,
permanently resident here ought to be sutfi
Gent to form a respectable congregation.
ARREST OF BIBLE DISTRIBUTES IN SPAIN
The Correspondence Autocrdfd Of the 4th
announces a fact which will probably create
some sensation in England. Two agents o
the English Protestant Bible Society hay,
been arrested at Chidhana, and lodged il
prison. A number Of Bibles in their pos
session have been seized.
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UARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES

EARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES
/ from Philadelphia by Railroad in the State of New
Jersey Soil among the best Tor Agricultural purposes
being good loan soil with clay bottom. The land is
large tract, divided into small farms, and hundreds
from all parts Of the country settling and build
ing The crops produced large and can be grow
ing. The climate Is delightful, and secure from irosts
Terms from Sl5 to $50 per acre, payable within four
years by instalments. To visit the place-Leaye Vine
Street Wharf at Philadelphia at ~ A. NJ by Railroad
for Hammonton, address r. J, Byrnes, by letter,
Hanimontun Post Office, Atlantic County New Jersey.
See full advertisement In another column. olIo
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DDALMER'S CELEBRATED ARTI-

DALMER'S CELEBRATED ARTI-
| 4 F1CIAL LEG. - This world-renowned limb
4 has been in in Europe and America for upwards
Oof twelve years, and every succeeding year
only to increase its popularity. The " Great Prise
Medal was awarded To Dr. Palmer in london, over
y thirtyhve competitors from all parts Of Europe and
IN this country wherever exhibited has invariably
ccived the highest reward Upwards Of -Four Thousand
Of the Palmer Artificial Legs in use. and
presented by all degrees and professions Farmers Me-
chanics Lawyers, Sailors, ladies' and Children, all
this 'unequaled limb" with wonderful and natural
The Palmer Leg is adapted 10 ereTy form Of am
putdfi0n. from the shortest the longest. The patient
IS enabled TO walk Immediately upon the application Of
the leg The limb is copy Of its fellow, and the
critical fail to distinguish it from The limbs
ueyy durable. yet light 10 be with great
comfort. Palmer CO.. have supplied upwards Of hity
individuals with tr0 legs each, all Of whom walk with
surprising naralness. The recently invented artificial
is regarded complete triumph in the art. The
public cautioned against the circulars and advertise
ments Of charatans and pretenders. who have recently
entered the field and endeavorng TO deceive by copy
ing the invention and the indirect Of the Palmer
reputation.
Persons requiring legs arms, should apply to us as
the Palmer Leg is the only recommended by
geons and physicians. Pamphlets containing full nfor
nation concerning the invention free 10 patients,
surgeons and physicians, application 70 PALMER x
Co, No. 10 Green Street, Boston. 4052
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FIVE THOUSAND AGENTS WANTED

FIVE THOUSAND AGENTS WANTED
TO sell three new aud unequaed nyentons--wanted by
every family My agents have cleared over oOJO sell
ing one Of them Articles a,e light, cheap, easy
~, and very taking Seye'al Diplomas Silver Medal
from American Institute, T. Y, and patents have been
granted me ior them One patent in England and one
ia France Put in stamps, and will send you, gratis,
so pages particulars OF the best agency in the country
l65S EPHRAIM BROWN, Lowell, Mass.
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EMPLOYMENT $50 A MONTH AND
IL ALL EXPENSES PAID An Agent is wanted
in every apd county in the United states 10 engage
in a respectabdaud easy business, by which the above
profits may be certainly realized For further particulars
address Dir. J. Henry WARNER corner 18th Street <
Broadway, New York City, enclosing one Postage stamp
4S60
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BARNES & PARK, Wholesale Agents, 10 and
Park Row. Now York. $3.50

" o d d S n l. X V n L !
IL Bottles Enlarged. Price as Before
The extensive sale and universal favor which this great
specific REMEDY has everywhere met with, warrant the
proprrtors In enirggfh size Of hottie, without ncreas-
ing the prize For all affections OF the Nervous system,
coming under the general term Of
Ne Il V o 4 S N + s s,
DODD's NERVlNE has 300 equal.
The Ncrvinc allays irritation, promotes reposc ndu-
quiet and refreshing sleep and cquazcs the crcnla-
ton of the Nervous Fluid 70 contains no Opium or 9th
or supplying drug. but Is always sure aud mild.
For an Nervous Ahcctious--dcbty, spasm or gene
raj rostlessncss Of mind and body is uncquallcd
II is well known fact that Constipation or Costye-
ness usually attends thc Of all Nerve Ionics-pre-
paraous OF Opium Nalcrian, Nc-but the use OF odd
Ncrync while it alays irritation, rcstessness and spas
modic action of che Nervous SYSTEM also induces Unit
form action Of the Bowels and the secretive organs
Both in private practice, and for popular use the Ner-
vine is adapted 20 meet a general demand
NERVOUS SUFFERERS
arc earnestly advised 60 abandon the Of Opium in any
form. which must inevitably injurc thu system, and by a
thorough of the Norvinc not merely paliate their
disease, but It by inducing natural action, and
cqualigiug the circulation.
81 90 per bottle, sold by Druggists generally.
WILSON, FAIRBANk x co, Boston, Sole Agents
Tor the United States.
GRO c. GOODWIN Wholesale Agent for New Eng
land 4i56
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n II. MEDICAL INSTITUTION

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.
The next annual course of Lectures will commence on
Thursday, August 4th, 1859, and continue II weeks
D. CRosBY NJ. D., Prof Of Surgery and Obstetrics.
H. E PugLrs, NJ D., Prof OF Theory and Practice,
ALBERT SMITH, NJ. D., Prof Of Matera Medica and
Therapeutics.
ISAAC +. REnrIELD L. L. D. Prof Of Medical Juris-
prudence.
o. r HuBBARp, NJ. d.. Prof Of Chemistry and Phar
macy
f. X. PEAsLEE, NJ. d., Prof Of Anatomy and Physiol
ogy. ~
Fees for the course, payable in advance 800 Matro
ulation fee, S. Graduation fee SIS.
f. r. PEAsLEE. Sec'y.
Hanover n. H., June 1859 ol.5o'
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IL TO MAKE TT EASY AND CHEAP. Send
3 cent stamp, and get full particulars how to obtain
wealth. Address 5. HANkINSON, Chemist,
Agents wanted. No. - West 18th St,
4Sly New York City.
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MIDDLESEX OIL manufacture from
vi pure Flax Seed My - years experience in this
business and always producing unquesuunabe quail
ty Of Boil and Raw OH, is the best recommendation
can furnish.
FOR SALE AT WHOLESALE AT MY MILL,
or Of my agents, STORRS * FULLER, at Montpelier
Qualify warranted. ENOS STILES.
MiddleseN. February, 1893, 5lu
DERSONS WANTING CHANGE OF
i climate for health, See advertisement in another
column. 0I.ln
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4lrm ADVERTISEMENTS.

INHE VERMONT MOWER AHEAD
After the trial tho 7th inst, with several other
machines two Of The VERMONT MOWERS were
sold the ground. which speaks loud in its praise
Eight Of the same been sold in the town Of KoXhury
this season. which is very good evidence that they
adapted uneven ground Those who wish 10 purchase
this season, will do well to examine THE VERMONT
MOWER
" B-Hay Caps for sale the manufacturers prices.
TIAlO. CROSS Agt.
Montpelier, July S, 1883, 52.54
DETHEI ENGLISH AND CLASSIC
ID HIGH SCHOOL.
The Fall Term will begin September 6, and continue
twelve weeks.
Board and Tuition at the usual rates
For further information. address the Principal prior
to opening the School, NJ Randolph, VT
GEO. DUrTON, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
Bethel, VI, July o, 1893. 02o7
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THE II A VI NJ O n 7 O n a r NJ f r
newspaper devoted to Literature and Agrcul-
ture also setting forth fu Of the settle
ment Of Hammonton, in New Jersey, can be subscribed
for at only 2j cents per annum-
Editor Of the Farmer, Hammoutou = o. Atlantic Co :,
New jersey Those wishing cheap land, Of the quail
ity in one NJ the heahicst and delightful climates
I'M the Union and where crops are never cut down by
frosts the terrible scourge of the morrill, advertise
ment OF Hammuuton Lands. 5lfb
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Here's Heabh for the Hiijop
R. CLAnKE's SHERRY WINE BITTERS,

IN cLAlthL ollilNltl w A-Nl- oil isI'o'
PALArAULE AND HEALTHY
Composed OF Rock Rose. Wintcrgrecn. Yellow Dock
Root, Sarsapanlla. Wild Cherry, Prcky Ash,
Popular Bark, Mandrake. sc.
They operate on the three main organs of the human
system. zoe Blood the Liver and the Kidneys, curing
Jvuudice, Loss of Appetite Dyspepsia Asthma. Nc.
MECHANICS, FARMERS. CLERGYMEN AND
PUBLIC MEN.
All Of the above classes OF people feel
Of the wear the need of gentle Tonic and medicine
be better adapted for their purpose TRY THEM. if
you wish TO live good Old age and enjoy all the
forts Of life ri PERFECT HEALTH. Try THEM all
We lovers of good Biiters and good health, and you will
hnd them a Cheap, Ehectual and Pleasant Remedy.
The largest Bottle the lowest price and the best med
cuc in the world and sold everywhere for the low price
Of % cents for a Pint Bottle AZ Quart - cents
Quarts, and only Sl.2j for Quarts
Sold by J. NJ. HENRY * SONS, State Agents, Wa
terhury, Vt, and by dealers generally.
sold u Montpelier by FRED. T.. SMITH.
Also. Oh CLABKE'S HERB PILLS AND CHER
RY SYRUP sold a. above 4EOctl9s