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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

DR.. Halls BALsAM This medicine is en-
titled 10 the highest confidence OF every sui
fercr from Coids Coughs, or any form of
Lurg Complaint. The certificates and state
ments in its favor are Of the highest respect
ability, including Physicians, Clergyman, Ne
d'cai Professors, Magistrates, and other dis
tnguishcd citizens
/ ScoyiIl's Blood and Liver syrup.-We
should hardly belieys-5k Ipossiblo that one
could be so low as Marlin Robbins. IT,. was.
and cure effected, were IL not that the Gin
cinnut Hedaal journal eorr0borates his GER
tfcste. See the advertisement in another
column.
/ Professor Woods Restorative Cordial and
/ blood henovator can be relied upon as being
tho best article in market for all cases Of Cen
ersl Debility, as well as those diseases which
arise from impure Blood II is compounded
in a skillul and scientific manner. aud will
not iniurc the weakest, while at the same
time, it will tone up the system TO all its o.
riginal purity and vigor. Try il. one and all
See advertisement in another column.
SrRAINs.--lf any ons doubts the wonder
iul efficacy Of Dr.. Sweets Invaluable Lini-
ment for Sprains, let them read the following,
which is but one hundreds Of similar cures
which this Liniment has accomplished.
| ~ Mr.. Asher A. Hazen Of this city, late
| ly an engineer on the Georgia X. H., met
with an accident last year by wi ich ho spram-
ed hi. ANGLE so badly that il became swellod
to the size of his knee, and remained in this
condition for nearly siA months, attended
with continual PAIN, making him cripple
and disabling him from any kind of business.
In the meantime be coRsuted physicians and
tried various remedies with no avail until he
fortunately found the right one about three
month since, which was Dir. Sweets Infalli-
bic Linimcnt, one application Of which i'm
mediately removed the pains aud by its faith.
ful use tho ancle was in weeks time com
pletcly restored. so that he has since expert.
enecd from it no pain or lamcness whstever.
- NortUich Aurora.
That's true, every word Of IT,
ASHER A. HAZEN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04
A FRIENDLY INTERVIEW WITH THE
REBELS.

a hlbNDi1 IN NltNlEN WITH III
REBELS.
Correspondence Of the \. Y Tribune
WAsHrNoroN. Sept. IS, 1861.
! have just learned the particulars of tive
interviews which took place on Sunday last
between some members of Colonel Hayes.
9Th Pennsylvania Regiment aud tho Virginia
43d (Rebcl), stationed on opposite bank, oil
the Potomac at Great Falls. The river il
here not moro than hundred yards wide,
and the pickets on both sides have occasional.
ally hailed each other. On SUNDAY the Reb-
els invited some Of our mrn ,cross. stating
that if they would leave their arms behind
them they would receive hospitablc treatment,
and be allowed to return.
One ~ tho peunsylvanis boys stripped.
plunged IN. aud swain over. lie was helped
mp the rocks by Virginia Captain who gave
him his ovcrcoat to wear, and proposed that
he should take drink Of whisky. III
drink, said the soldier, ''it must be TO our
country" "Ncry good" said the Rebel oil.
GER " will join you; Here's 20 our country 80
And the men on both sides the river joined in
"A hearty cheer. The man remained an hour
OF two, and then swan buck, little nebulous
from the many heaths he had been Obliged
10 drink
ia the afternoon .overal of tho Rebels re-
turned the visit. They were courteously on
terniucd, and exchanged buttons with our
men, as souvenirs fthc interview. I'VE don't
care anything about the war" said thry. nd
don't want TO fight, but we can't help it. You
Pennsylvaniaus arc like friends and brothers.
and we wish we had those ID South Car
olinnns against NJ instead Of y1u." One of
hr rftts.. ,.ff4.. 4.
buttons, having no other disposablo gift at
hand, and received quarter eagle in return.
Good Lord said hc 'sts been a long time
since We seen suclra pieeehfsaeney. They
were all anxious to know the popular senii-
mcnt Of Pennsy lyania and the other Border
States in relation 60 the war. and seemed
good deal depressed ON learning the truth.
They appear to be tuicrably well clothed and
fed. and did not complain OF their condition
Two OF tie soldiers exchanged letters from
their swecthearts. Various exchanges Of
newspapers &c., were also made. aud in the
act our men received letter from a sister Of
ono of the Rebels, without the owners knowl.
edge. had an opportunity Of reading the
letter this murning and give you an interest
INK extract therelrom; Take care Of your
clothes The writer says, fr don't believe
there is yard of stuff for shirts or clothing
in the whole country. There Is not in The
'clolc county popnd IF Coffee or a po,ad of
s"9'c. Mrs ----u,cs honey in her tea -
Send some OF your money home when you
ge, il"
1t appears from other part. Of the letter.
that the country has been entirely stripped of
cloth, shoes, coffee and sugar. in order that
The army may be supplied. With the pres
ent enormous prices of III those articles ia the
South, il Is difficult to see hsg those supplies
can be kept up much longer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

10000 YARDS ELEGANT TAPESTRY BRuS.
subject 70 manufacturer slight inpefiecons at a re-
cent Auction sale IN New Noik They are Of the most
elegant styles iioh and gorgeous culors, aud modern
patterns The mpcTfeeions slight, and scarcely
pcrcepibc, and u such nature injue the du-
fay or appearance 81 the goods, and wi be Tetaied
at - cents per yard, and no deduction in prize On ae-
count 81 wholesale purchases. NEW ENGLAND CAR
rkl CO 10 Hanover Street, (oppusitc the American
House, Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

DIR SWEETS GNFALLIBLE IMMINENT IL pre-.
parea rom nc recipe Of Dr. stephen Sweet NJ Connect
cut, the great bone setter and mas beep se IN M 49,.
uce Tor the last twenty years with the most ASTONISHING
success. hs au external remedy IL Ia uithou, rival
ahu w a yiate pain more speedily than any other pfe-
P'ra'"n fll all Rheumatic and Nervous Dis1rdcrsi,
Is He! inlNuMc and a. \ curative fur sorea Wounds
Npiahs biusee, &c It's auothnP. healing and powerful
strengthening properties. excite the lust wonder aud a.
Punishment ofa who have ever gisent tTial. Owe,
u hundred certificates " remarkable cures perf,rined
See advertisement az eqsos,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04
TO CONSIrMpTIvEs

Inc Advertiser having been rest0red o. health IN a
r." weeks 10y very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with severe lung Affection and that dread
disease Nnnaumptinns anxious 20 make known 10 LIS
fellow sufferers the means ~ cure.
To all who desire H. he will send eony of ,he nro
scnpuon used Gree " charged with the directions 70,
preparing and using the same which they will find a
sure Cure ior Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis Sc -
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Preser
hon Is To beneht the afflicted and spread information
winch he cnnceyes to be Invaluable and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, Il will cost them notbn
and NAV prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please sddre..
- REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Willamsburgh. Kings County, New York 20H
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04
BATcHELoRs HAIR DYE.

w A. BArcHELoR's SPLENDID HAN DIR Ia tb.
Original aud only Reliable and Harmeless Hair Dr..
known instantaneous In It's effect. does not stain IN.
skn' and nvigorates the hair for life. Be careful and
use none other than the genuine signed each side 81
every boH-WmL1AMA a. BAToHBLoR, SO by all reapect-
able Druggists and Fancy Goods Stores everywhere
Mandatory No 81 Barclay ST. (late 10 Bond 81, ana
aud 233 Brnadway,) New York sOOi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04
GOV spRAGUEAND THE STATE FAN

Col. Necdham has received the following
patriotic letter from Gov. Spraguc in refer
encc to his non appearance at the State Fair.
PRoyDENcB Il. Lscut 20
DEAR SiR.-l intended have he,n prcset and iu-
formally sprtk sins uoid 10 hrthcrthc fnn,-
ton Of Your tsn Regiments hut the accounts fpn
Washington required as thought my presence or ser
Wee there.
Permit me say, and especially 10 ic young min ni
Ncmort.-ihai class whom trying represent 10,
NV own persun,-thN the glorious privilege OF dang
some service IL ones Country, exists "A life lime
may never pie,rut such another occasion.
he cause whrh now engaged In has no superb
m the History ~ the world The rights NJ men our
liberties and De rcsi privileges are jc0paidzcd II We
fsil in our duty now We ~ = T. owe a drh' TO those
VIM fought fnr political and religious freedom, aud
future generation. have right 70 expect fom 1-
eri an inheritance received from fathers. The
conoiiHsncs. VI lahnrug IN glorious under the
fd, n that hsc which il the representative ui freedom
aud which carries with Il the hopes Of the down rodc
where should into the entryet
tii--the uunost hrio,m Al this cxi'ts in ih- man
h1ld ~ Vermont her wonianhand eau present n to
thrir country Will they did the women Il 70
am very truly, Your Obi Svi
WIN sPRAGUE.
To the Hon. DASIEL NERDHAM.
" & Il
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

StXrH REGIHENr. - John w. Clark. O
Montpelier. has been appointed Commissary
and better appointment could not have beer
made. Harry S. Boutwell,, Of Montpelier
goes as Sutlcr; and this, too, is an excellent
selection.
9th REGGNExr. number Of recruits
on Saturday was nine hundred. II is suppos-
ed that the regiment is now full The com
pauies will be immediately ordered To Mont
peler The RoIbury company is expected
this "wednesday afternoon.
To r. d. Crandall, of berlin, has beer
appointed Adjutnnt Of the 9th regiment Mr.
Crandall has had the advantages of the mill
tary school at Norwich, and has been fttin,
himself for the post by special Instruction.
undor Gen. Jackman. Unquestionably tn,
appointment is coed one.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

DlsrREssING BEggAvEMEST.--We are in
formed that Mr.. John Alard OF this town has
lost four children within the last ten days by
dipiheria. Three Of these deaths occurred
within forty-eisht hours Rutland Herald.
PRoMorIoN.- Sargent c. N. Bliss, OF Co.
A, ID Vt. Reg has been appointed % Lieut..
in Co. b of the same regiment. We congrOt-
ulate Mr. Bliss on his good fortune. Mr., B.
went from Woodiord, this county. Benning-
ton Banner.
70 While the sharp-shooters for Captain
Bcrdans regiment were pracIicing in Char
lotte. a young man from Bristol, who had
wrung an unwilling consent from his parents
to 20 to the war, presented himself for tlial.
&c was so much excited from the fear Of fail
ure, that he really did fail, when he burst in
to tears aud besonght the officer to grant him
another trial After some time, this was
granted, when he made the best string OF the
day-and was accepted. The happy lad walk.
ed back to Bristol that night, and the next
day started on foot for the camp a, West Ran
dolp h.--Eree Press.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

How IT HArrgNgD.--The advance to Falls
Church consisted Of $4,000 troops, among
them the 2d and Sd Vermont regiments, and
$1,000 were Left TO guard Chain Bridge A
correspondent Of the Philadelphia hsgmrer
thus explains the unfortunate blundcr which
occurred on the march.
q" The nider % march sas very unexpected one The
men were reused ou % their quarters aud formed into
cuiuWui aud after being marched on the road fa Falls
church, some NJ uc cucmy cavalry attacked the head
o me column, ti was between ~ and u'cI1rk n the
mprningi wheeled and rrrcatcd Bcidan's shafpshao-
ets were do.1fcd ssrni,hcrs, and upuu thsr r,ur
some ~ me resment.--Nhich particular t has not
vet heen Notwithstanding them Tor the enemy,
hfed upon them without orders and charged. Imufdi-
ary inefenPppn the airing became general 30 the First
Second and Third regiments " iiaScr's BRIGADE witch
and ir"uisruously into each othcr This ocourrcd n
hc nd. n sciy thick and dark woods the road taken
by he administers coming round tho wood at right
angle
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

" Simon Mamma, French boy, aged / 9
years, was killed in Clarendon, on rhuraday
last, by another boy, while playing with a
loaded gun.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04
williamsbursh Kings County New Jew York. to-: aO7l

SBE THR AuTHoRIrY.-Thosc who distrust the m eri,s
opopnlar medicines, and wish to find permanent rem
edy for Consumption in all Its stages are invited 10 eS.
anime the statements Of unquestonabe authority given
IN fiVor OF IN HALLS BALsAM. They will satihfy the
most ncredulous. 49,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

Ia HANS BA1sAN is highly recommended b. cid.
1ens' whose nsmes and residence will be found in The
pamphlets giving the satisfactory evidence M al
ionshng cnirs Of CONSUMPTION by using III.
medicine The afflicted should give It a trial.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

~ Qlariermnstcr Pitkin is very strongly
in favor of an agent to see to the allotments
OF soldiers ysy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

fNERMoNr QUARrERLY GAzgrrngR: His
torical Magazine, embracing a digest o
the history OF each town, civil, education
al, religious. geological, and literary
Ludlow, VI, edited and published by Mis-.
Abby Maria Hemonway.
II is remarkable that woman should nm.
dertake such work and it will be moro
remarkable If it Is permitted to fail. Miss
Hemenway has thus far secured the aid Of
gentlemen best able to do justice TO the his
tory Of the state; and, as a history. the work
is excellent The second number, now be-
fore US, comprises the history Of Bennington
county and it is ftly adorned by an excel.
lent portrait Of Hon. Inland Hall. to whom
the ediircs. is indebted for very valuable com
uibutions. Among the other contributors to
this number arc Rev. f. Wadleigh. Hon. L.
-. Armstrong, Il T. Miner and n. b. Hall.
Esqrs, DR.. Henry sheldon. | T.. Browucll
Esq g. B. Bacon and Rev. A. w. Goodnow.
1t is hardly necessary to say that Bennington
county, as the oldest, affords some Of the
most interesting portions Of the history OF
tu' Nhdtts 4 ilct - cents n NUMBER
The Southern Rebellion. and the War for
the Union J. d. Turrey. New York. +.
Gerhard, agent.
CoNrENrs % THE WEEKLY EDrrroN No. 6.
Attitude Of the Northern aud Border States
in January-The first buge notes of alarm
Progress Of the Revolution in South Caroli-
na-Adi ournment Of the Conventional fairs
in Washington early in January-Staic Of
public feeling-Activity in the War Depart
mcnt-'Ihe Border State Cnmmittee-1heir
Proposiiion--Ihe action of the Committee of
Thirty-three-1h Forts-rheir Cost, 6c.--
The morals of the Conspiracy --Procecdiugs
ia Congress, sixth weck--Specchcs of To mL..
Hunter and Seward--The Prc.Mcnt's Me-
sage-Rcsoutions endorsing Major Audor-
son and sustaining the President.
SECOND REciMgNr.--Wc copy the follow
ing from letter 10 the Free Press, dated
Sept. 9th
Since my last. VIM. Snow. Of Milton. Go.
H., while on picket. left his post for the pur-
pose Of getting water. Three or iour guns
were fred in few moments in the direction
which be took. II is feared that he was
either shot or taken prisoner as he has not
been heard from since. William Smith, Of
the Montpelier company. was buried to-day
His disease was bilious fever. Many of the
boys are about with saffron colorcd faces.
showing that the iaundice is common dis
ease.
On Monday evening zee had lively times in
camp, owing 20 the release Of Major joyce
when the news came he was in Capt Ran.
dal's tent. The regiment turned out TO "a
man and gave him three times three" The
Major returned his thanks but declined TO
make a speech.
The regiment has received two months
pay this week, aud all are feeling we'll
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04
CONSUMPTION CURABTF

Dr. HAIRS BAlSAM is better entitled 20 tho snnG5-
sence OF CONSERVATIVES than any remedy known
us peculiar action on the system excite the surprise and
admiration Of those who have tried various uedinss
without benefit IL is we'll worth fair trial
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

I'VE do not caro- to spend ink on the gar
b'rd dictionary quotations made by Walton s.
journal" Free Pres
Look at your dictionary before you make
such charge, The quotations were not
'ga'bled, but given in full from our diction-
aries. OF course, Il the Free Press says il did
not regret in the sense Of complaining"
we do not deny it, 1t knows best what it in
tended to do
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

III The WOODEN factory Of Sartell. Elkns
& Currier, at North Troy, Vt, was entirely
demolished by freshet on the 22d of Sept.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04
pfaths.

In wars6cld. SEPT. 20, rsiis y, only daughter .
Ira and Haui,t, +. kiehaIdson aesd ysa's aas
a lnths
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04
To- Mr.. j. W. Packard of North Brida

l-V' Mr.. }. W Packard of North Bridge
water, Mass, has got away from Richmond,
Virginia. He says there are about 10000
rebel soldiers IN Richmond, and that fully
two-thuds are suffering from measles. small
pox, and fcvers. The troops arc poorly clad
lacking both coats aud shoes, and the city is
poorly defended The deaths are from thirty
to sixty daily
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

nlL CLOTH CARPETS II 900 ROLLS,
~ for sale at manufacturer prices, at wholesale or
retail, by the
NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY,
- Hanover Street Opposite American House Boston
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

A Jersey boy, now with the army in Vir-
ginia, writes this epistlo to his wife
q" Dear -: We live well here, and
have good time. The enemy have been
throwing balls among US through the whole
day. saw Mr.. - .the chapain) on horse
back on the field to-day. and he's no coward.
lie Is brave man. and the mon like him very
much. Dear - will send yDu my money
soon it comes You must not think
about me, dear ---. ! think a great deaf Of
you and tho little onls. has ! -eaaol ooIae
home and see my coaahy linked 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

DoN'r FoRGEr it'll. X. SEoughton re-
ceiyes applications, at West Randolph, for
service in the Second Vermont company of
shsrpshootors. BerJan's regiment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

James b. Clay. wh6 has been arrested for
treason, is the oldest son Of The late Henry
Clay. He Is the present owner Of Ashland,
the former residence of his father. About
four years ago he tore down the old house,
and sold the beams and raf,ers Of the time-hon-
cred mansion to be manufactured into walk
ing canes. The mantle OF his father was not
part OF his patrimony.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

The VERY SToNEs CRY oUT AGAINST THEM.
A gentleman who recently visited the ma
tonal capital copied the following Inscriptions
from two blocks of marble awaiting their
places in the Washington Monument Tho
blocks were ordered by the Legislatures Of
the respective States
LOUISIANA
EVEN F,IrHrt l. To TiE CONSTITUTION ASH rHE UNION.
TENNESSEE.
TIM FEDERAL UNION IT MUST ne pBEsyRvEp.
Could a more fitting rcbukc be administer
cd to these States, which have proved false to
Their own principles, than we have in these
words craven upon stone, by the authority Of
the States themselves
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

10 At meeting of the Cavalry Company
enlisted by Mr. Bartlett Of this place, held
at Village Hall, on this Tuesday afternoon,
the following officers were elected
CaPtain-Johu D. BARTLETT Of Montpelier.
LIST LieG--wm. Wells Of Waterbury.
% Lieai II. y. jerks Of Mortified.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

CARPETS AT Low PRIoEs.--- Purchasers
are referred to the advertisements of the New
England Carpet Co., OF Boston, in to-day's
paper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

--st2,s.faaf foil directions lur using aud sent by
press, closely seriod, to all parts u ,hc county.
] PRlCRs-Ful strength siO h,lf strength s.; quar-.
Ter strength. 81 per bottle.
uFREMRMBER- M meat-,nei "a d.sigaeaf ey,ret,-
I gtor OBSTINATE CASES, ~hieh aa otter res,,i,es
oftbe kind hare faiea 10 cace a.5 that - uarrnt.
ed as represented ~ EVERY RESPECT ort hc price
ell BE- refunded.
1 aFBEwARE OF 1NtrArioNsi None genuine
and warranted unless prrh,.cd e,rrcfy ~ Dr.. " At
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE fuR SPECIAL DIS
EASE 80 ~ Union sweet. Providence, ".
~ Ihi. fpeciplv cuhtaccs rl Diseases n urirafe
nature, both VI MEN ani WOMEN. hs Irregular rdu.
ratcd physician "f twenty years practice giving them
hi. rip'e attention.
Consultations tv lcftrt 90 athcrsi.c are ffri.fly
CONFIDENTIAL aud m,dtincs will . sent by express sschrs
from oi1rr1fH tp 40 parts - thc United states Also
accommodations fr patients FROM abr iad wishing fir
srrarr aud quiet BgraRAr with good until restored
tn health
CAUTION 1t has been estimsicd that over fr0 hun
dred fh1Hsand dollars are paid 90 swiudnE quacks
nualy. tn New England alone. without any benefit 90
% those who pay it. Most Of hi. clncs out NJ a
class NJ pcr-uns Who the least ahc lose H. but
once paid ncy can necer VT btck aud they
PEELED to suher the wrong In sucnrc. not daring o.
comes from trusting iottoa isgury 10 men whn are
alike destitute Of honor character aud skill aud whose
only recommendation j. their fsc and extrayaEAnt
assertions Ia praise Of M,gseirts H. therefore YOU
taiteT What his pretetsi0ps are, but MAX INQUIRY
u viii cost YOU nothing. bus may you regrets
or as advertising physician. ia uiuc out Of ten
hugN there is saf-tv in trusting anu Of them nm
less yoa know rho and trhaf they are.
gFnr. NJ. will send FREE. by enclosing one STAMP
as above. > Pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN. and
on Private D'seases genqally Swing h!l informant M
'o'h ne most uHdoHbftd references anil fegfiBoniais
without which advertising physician medicine N
~. Kind Is deserving Of ANNCONFiDENCE WHAT
EVER
address plainly aud direct 10 DR.. MArrisON. A. a.
bpye. 80 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04
ANODYNE COUGH DROps

l. L. BUTCHER, OF st. Adams, has sod 1, for ,hre.
years. and speaks highly oft
DIR. G. L.. CASE, Of Brandon says IL ia sure 10 .cr
Tor people have perfect confidence In H. and Il Il only
wonder that It can be sold the low price Of rs cent?
while nearly every other cough medicine is sold elOd
per bottle.
FRkD \. SMITH, Proprietor. Montpclier
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

LIBERATION. II hereby certify TO all to
IL whom tmAy onnesrn. thai have given 20 my son,
George H. Lancaster, his time during his minority. 10
at fpF himself; and shall not hereafter claim any Of
his earnings or pay any debts Of his contracting.
s.H LANCASTER.
Witness. L. Perrin,
ksndofph, Sept 1881 eSes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-04

BEAUTIFULLY CLEAR, PuRE AND wmIrH FAatf
Any face after the use Of the Magnolia Balm no mat,
ter how ursgh,y II was before Price 30 per bot
tie Sold everywhere W. f. HAGAN & co.
$40 PRoPRfRroRs Troy " y
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LOOK OUT !

LOOK OUT
As the Of our trim has been very closely initial
ed by others, purchasers reminded that We oceup,
our old warehouse. The entrance which is numbered
Hanover ~. NEW ENGLAND CARPET co.
666S