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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.

Pablo notice hereby given III At Lieut. Col. Preston
Of the Let Vermont Cavalry Regiment is duly authorized
by the proper department Of the public service pur
chase horses Tor tho ofsad regiment Horses offered
sale the United States lr this service conform
t TO the Revised Specifications IN these regards via
81 than six than nine years old color be bays
browns blacks sorres good square trotters, bride
and size sufficient for the purpose above named "
iur which iar rroes will be paid.
Lieut. Col Preston and the undersigned will be at
West Randolph, W. on the ooh and Dist inst, (Thurs-
day and FIidly az Montpelier the 2ith and 25th
Monday and Tuesday, Of November, for the purpose
Of inspecting and purchasing such saablehorses as may
b-ofeied
Other times and places Of purchase may be hereafter
designated n which due notice will necessary he given
CAPT. K. ". CLARK,
Assistant Quartermastcr Of Volunteer T. s. A.
RIatIebnro. VI. Onlahcr 2ld 1892. tlNne INV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

Coon PoRrRAITs.--.The Bellows Falls
Argus is illustrated by two striking portraits
-one of good looking African and the 9th
er of something intended for white man.
probably, though, like a monkey, it runs to
hair. The editors, perhaps.
IL IL is not true that two members of
the VI cavalry committed suicide. Ono man
lost his life by accident.
~ We notice the death Of Oliver =,
Hovey, of Santa re, New Mexico. We think
he was native Of Vermont
~ A government contractor recently lost
s2O6. 25O in gambling hell in Washington
'' a tool and hs money are soon parted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

/ insert artificial teeth on Gold, Silver,
Plauna and Rubber In all cases furnish temporary
sets free Of cost, and advise all persons who have had
their teeth extracted TO have temporary sct Il keeps
the under az in better shape Several have
under my notice since my residence in this place where
The under l1W has become seriously injured. by going
without temporary set.
- / still renew my offer Of SOS a ret fcr rotten or
decayng sets of teeth on The rubber plate Thus far
have been unable % find an imperfect set
The following letter will speak for itself It IA from
Rev. j S. Lee, formerly resident ~ this place
CANTON, n e, June D. 1862
On CoAKGYA Dear Sir feel impelled TO write you
he result Of your dentistry IN my | wish TO
commend your work. especially your rubber toork |
have tried four different kinds and much prefer the rub
set Of teeth In my mouth rubber plate, and have
worn d since, eaten with It every meal, aud now
the plate is just when new The fitting is admirable
aud have experienced no inconvenience whatever in
wearing IL. atoIys recommend q 20 my lands IN
prefertfce 10 gold patiRa My experience is oeyfan
", dtcideiiy IN favor Of the rubber. hope my many
friends n ermOnt will avail themselves OF your seru
ces know Of no Dentist IN whose hands should
prefer IN trust my teeth interest than you, give tnis
letter unsolicited as simple justice.
Yours truly, j. S. LEE
Either chloroform given in extracting a mum
Der OF teeth If required,
q Bear In mind that only charge SEVENTY FIVE
CkNTS CAVITY, for gold filling | use the best
gold and warrant the nllings as do my plate work.
When convenient, persons from distance will please
give fes days notice, when they intend coming To
me for work.
o. Office Langdons Flour Store, Montpelier, VI
octsdSs JOHN NJ. COMEGYS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

MIssouuI.-The report that the emaucipa-
tionists have carried Missouri seems to be
ture is for emancipation 10y o majority on
joint ballot; and that the Congressman stand
as follows:
/. Francis p. Blair republican union.
?. Henry T. Blow, ewancipationist
4 S. H. Boyd, emancipatouist.
S J. w. McCurg, emancipatonist.
6. Austin A. King, pro-slayery democrat.
7. Benz Loan, union.
3. VIM. A. Hall, democrat.
9 James S. Rollins, union.
The great mistake of 1920 is in a way of be-
ing wiped out.
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ArgaI Notters.
John A. LAIRns ESTATE.

TOHN A. LAIRDS ESTATE.
~ The subscriber having been appointed by the Hon
orAbe Probate Court for the District II Washington,
commissioners to receive examine, aud adjust all claims
and demands VI all persons against the Of John
A. Laird late Of Marshheld in said district deceased.
and the OF ak months from thu 2Sth day Of oeto
ber 1862 being allowed by said the creditors Of
said deceased to exhibit andproye their respective claims
befr Give notice. that will ,ttend duties
Of our appointment at the dwelling house Of John D.
Woodcoot, in Marshied, In said district the last
Mondays Of December and April next. at 10 o'clock iH
the forenoon. each Of said days.
G. W. Il. DWINELL, 1C.....,--i.
IRA BULLOCK. N'"l's'"ne'A'
MarsL hell 3, Nov. 10Th, A. ID 1862
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

KANSAS The late election was a trial o
strength between two factions Of tho Repub-
lican party--the Lane men and his opponents;
though it is probable that the Democrats
generally voted the anu-Lane ticket The
results that the Lane ticket for State officers
is elected by 500 majority. A. w. Spald-
ing, (anti-Lane Repub.) has been elected
Senator for Jefferson county: SpaIding 497 ;
Buck, independent Dem, 2sS-Spalding's
majority, 209. Spaldiug is Montpelier
boy, son Of Aze Spalding, who was mem
Der Of the las, Kansas House Of Representa-
lives
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

I, IV The Washington correspondent Of the
N. Y Times says that gross frauds are aleg-
ed in the printing Of Treasury notes aud
postal currency. We fear this may be so.--
Indeed we were so strongly afraid Of it, last
winter, that we warned Secretary Chase of
the danger, and advised him to have the
printing done in his own department and I'M
der strict surveillance. This was once de-
termined upon, as We were informed but we
presume the urgent necessity for an immedi-
ate supply Of notes led TO an Abandonment
or postponcment Of this design.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21
ptatbs

In Montpelier. Niy. ll'h Mrs Ruth, wife Of Mr.
Orloana Hoyt now DO the army
In Warren Nov. 18Th, Willie NJ infant son Of Chris.
TOPPER and Harriet \. Moore.
In Rntand 9Th " August last Mrs Lucy Avord,
aged SO ,csrs-nothef Of Brig Gen BENZ ANoid OF the
U s Army.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

10 Bennington, Nov 18th, Rev, Grouor B..
M,NsEE, ID. d., Rector of st. Peters Church,
bennington.
In the death of the Rev Dr. Manscr the State
has lost one of its most valuabe citizens, soclcty
one of Us most worthy members, and the Church
one of her most devoted, Jealous and faithful
Cicrgymen.
DR. Mauscr was for many wear, a resident OF
this county and Rector OF Christ Church, in thu,
village Before his entrance into the ministry,
hc was engaged in the legal profession, and held
many offices of trust and honor from his fellow
citizens He was for many years Secretary of
Civil and Military Affairs, and al the tune of his
death was Superintendent of Common Schools at
Bennington He had been for some fifteen years,
Delegate from this State 60 the General Con-
ycntion OF the Protestant Episcopal Church iu
the United States, and was the Secretary OF the
the Convention OF this Diocese. The announce
ment OF his death will cause deep regret 10 a
large circle of friends throughout the State
We record with regret the death of Rev. Gro.
b MANsrR D, d., which occurred at Bennington
On the 18th inst. Mr. Manser commenced hi,
career as a LAWYER at DanyiIIe where he married
daughter of the late Augustine Clark. From
Dauyule he removed to Montpelier aud served as
Secretary of Civil and Military Affairs, then as
Editor of temperance newspaper, and finally
vas instrumental in establishing Christ Church
EPISCOPAL Of which he became Rector At his
death he was Rector OF St. Peter, Church, Ben
uington. His character estimablc his life
useful. aud his death will be moured not only by
the religious denomination with which he was CON
Int loo of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21
Special notirfs.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
srHE BEST IN THE WORLD

WV. A. BAroHELoRs Celebrated HAZE DYE produo-
rs color not 10 be distinguished from naturewarant
I'd not to injute the Hair in the leasti remedies
effects Of bad dyes, and invgorAes the Hair Tor life
GREY, RED or RUSTY RAIR instantly turns a
splendid Black or Brown leaving the Hair soft and beau
tfu cold BY III Druggists, SC
1T Tho Oepuinc IL signed witLihs a. BArcHSIoR,
on the four sides " each boz.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street
Late l6 Bond St and 253 B-oadwayJ New York
OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

WORTH SggrNa.-shortly after the late
election in New York, democratic editor
hung out the following bulletin.
See hdiana
See OHIO
See Pennsylvania
Sey-motT
Whcreupun a wag capped the climax by
adding
Sc cesh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

- n ~ T. N VI ~ ~ 1 ,
~ DISTRICT OF RANDOLPH. IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of Ran
dolph TO all persona concerned in the Of Irene
MeteRlf, late VI Tuubrdge, in said District, deceased.
Greeting
Whereas, Reynold Way, Administrator Of the said
deceased, proposes rendering anaccouut Of his admins
trauon, and presenting his account against said
for allowance, a session Of said Court be held AZ
Chelsea in said District, the 20th day OF November.
inst Therefore you hereby notified appear before
said Court, at the time and place aforesaid, and show
cause, II any You have why the said should
be allowed.
Dated at Chelsea in said district, this 81 day Of No
VENEER A d. 1862
2527 +. c. JONES, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

WILL THIS NEaRoEs FrGHr;-That qaes-
ton is answered On the 2Sth Oct the FIRST
colored regiment Of Kansas had severe fight
with the rebels, losing men and killing Is
of the rebels. The account says ut is use
less to talk any more ofuegro courage. The
men fought like tigers, each and every one
Of them, and the main difficulty was 20 hold
them well in hand Fort Curtis, strong
work just finished near Helena, Arkansas,
was constructed by contrabands under Ger
man officer When negroes can both build
forts and defend them, it is madness to leave
them to do that work for rebels.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

PAIENr GRANrED.-To Isaac ID. Robin
son, of Waterbury, VT, for improved clothes
wringing machines.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

10 Most Of the Washington correspond
ents delight in sensation stories. The last
is that our Government is in difficulty with
France and Spain. If the three countries
ioish TO get into trouble, they can do it, IN
doubtedly. But they do not wish it, and
will not do it, When you can see motive
for war on the part Of any Government, then
look out for an occasion but not ill them
just so long as peace is the best policy, it is
safest to expect that every occasion Of diff
Guilty will be amicAbly settled.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

" 1t requires four millions per days to car
ry on our expenses says the n. Y. World.
Say from one to two millions. The most
amusing political lie Of the day is that the
cost Of collecting the United States taxes will
absorb the amount collected
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21
Boston Notwithstanding.
w HOLBSALE AND RETAIL FURNI-
w NI1UHE WAREHOUSE.

NJ HOLESALE AND RETAIL FURNI-
w NI1URE WAREHOUSE.
HALEY. MORSE6 BOYDEN.
Have removed their large stock Of Furniture from over
the Boston and Worcester Rail Road Depot to
No. 400 WASHINGTON STREET,
(Between the Adams House aud Boylstru street, sad
have the largest add bes, arranged Furniture WMe
rooms IN the city Of Boston.
Harving Tor the last twelve years, previous 10 the
commencement u the War. manufactured almost eNclu.
syey for the wholesale trade and having been somewhat
unfortunate 10 onr collections have now decided to
offer at RETAIL,
Al Manufacturers Wholesale Prices,
FOR CASH ON DELIVERY
Outlarge stock Of every variety Of
PARLOR,
CHAMBER,
DINING ROOM,
AND orHEH
FURNIrURFi
MATTRASSES
SPRING BEDS
BEDDING,
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
o. The ONF PRICE SYSTEM strictly adhered 10.
400 WASHNGTON STREET, 400
BOSTON.
HALEY, MORSE a. BOYDEN,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

NEVER DEsPoND.--ln view Of the treason
aud toryism Of these days, and Of the thieye-
ry Of many protested loyal men, we have
sometimes despaired not only Of our country,
but Of man--as if the race had degenerated,
and God had given it over to destruction.
Bus this is mistake. Other men, and in
times Of equal peril, have been as wicked /;
the rogucs of to-day arc only repeating the
old tricks. There were tories and thieves in
the revolution, and the war Of 1912: they
have reappeared in these days. Here is evil
dence to the point from George Washington:
HUAuQuARrEus MiDDLlBnooK,
May 23h, l779.
Dear Luud-Your letter OF the 1871. which came 10
hand Boy The last post gives melancholy account 10
your prospects, fora CROP and still more melancholy
one Of The decay Of public virtue. The hfst submit
look upon every dspcnsauon Of Divine PfoHd,uce as
designed 10 answer some valuable purpose and lupo
shalt always possess sufficient degree uf f0ftude TO
bear without murmurug any stroke that happen 90
uly person or estate. from that quarter But cannot
with any degree of patience behold hr Infamous practices
Of spectators, monopohzers and all that class OF gen
try which pre1ng upon very vals, and Tor the
sake Of little dirty pe putting the rights and lib
critics of the country IN imminent danger and c0ntinu
ing destructive 90 the lives and property Of The
ed Last "A as certain now exist but flr the cucour
agement the enemy derived from this sourcethe do pre-
citation of the money (Which IN great measure Is the
consequence " I'D and our own internal diysion,
am, sincerely and at ctlonaieiy,
Your friend and servant.
lEu WAaWIkurfN.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

There will be public examir alton Of Common Scho'
Teachers iu the town Of Et M1uipcnef at thc scho9
House in East Montp hcr Village, on Iucsdvy Nov. 70
commencing at one O'Clock,
Citizens are invited 20 attend.
c. ELMER TEMPLBTON, supt.
East Montpelier Nov lb 1852
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

GIN. BURNsGDE.--We have recorded the
new commander of the army Of the Potomac
as a Rhode Islander. Ambrose Everett
Burnside was born at Liberty, Indiana, in
1924, and is now 5S years of age. lie gra-
duated at West Point in 1887, served in the
Mexican war in BrRg's celebrated battery,
and Left the army in S53 90 act as land agent
and treasurer OF the New York Central rail-
road At the opening Of the war he accept
ed the colonelcy Of the LIST Rhode Island reg
iment, ana for his successes in the field was
promoted speedily to a Major Generalship.
Politically, Gen. Burnside is a Democrat and
moreover be is personally friend Of Gen.
Mcclellan.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

RemArks-Busuoss remains very much noted last
week Prices, generally are advancing. Ashes quite
frm. Cotton unsettled and higher. Flour has been
quiet throughout the week but closes with rmeT feel
ing, and slight advance on low grades Corn is quite
steady, and the supply good with moderate demand
Oats firm aud unchanged. Moasses quiet but firm
stock light Pork continues quite dull bat prices show
little change Beef steady. Lard in moderate demand
No change 70 notice in butierdemand steady but mod
crate Cheese very firm at full prices Beans firm Peas
shade higher Potatoes higher, with prospect Of fTth
er advance. Sugar very quiet, but prc firm. The de-
maud for domestic Wool Is good aud the sales have been
at full prices comprising 2jJ0lO lbs, go Zoe, includ
ing extra pulled at the lauef rate.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

III lSSOLUTlON.-The Partnership here
~ tofore existing between James Leland and William
H. Ashley, under the firm and name of Leland and
Ashley, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
Affairs thereof will be settled by either Leland or Ashley
JAMES LELAND
WM. II. ASHLEY.
Waterbury Oct 90 1862 n 28s
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CORDELIA +. WEBSTER,
u.s.
LEANDER @. WEBSEK.
COURT. ORANGE COUNTY


March Ieyai, A, u 1868
whersa, Cordelia Z. Webster fChes,a in the Coun.
~ OF Orange has filed her petition addressed the Hon
the Sepreme Court next be holden Chelsea in aud
for he County OF Orange the 9Th Tuesday next after
The an Tuesday Of January A. d., 1853 setting forth
she has ded in aid Chelsea for more than two
years last past that the 29ih day of September
ID 1888 AZ Lowell in the State Of Massachusetts she
va, duly joined in marriage to Leander G. Webster
then Of Haycrhil Mass by the Rev. Nelson Martin Of
said Lowell Minister Of the Gospel; that from that time
She lived with said Lelnder G. in the due and faithful
observance OF all the duties and obligations imposed hy
marriage ,euaut until about the l4th day Of
september, 1852 when the said Leander willfuy de-
serted said petitioner and has since efused aud sill
Is now without the State of Vermont and has gone
parts unknlWn the petitioner that she has child
by said Leauder q, named Charles Webster now nearly
three years old and she prays that bill OF divorce may
be granted her aud for the custody Of said child And
the said rctitiou having been presented 20 the Hon.
Asihe Peck Of the Justices oftho supreme Court u
the State Vermont, and it appearing that the said lie
audcrG Webster is without the State Of ermon IL is
ordered thar notice Of the pendeucy Of said libel be given
90 the said Leander o. by the publication Of Tie substance
fsaid libel together with this order three weeks
ccssvcly 30 the Vermont Waterman and State Journal
newspaper printed Montpelier, ia this state the last
M which publication, 20 be AT least six weeks previous
the Of the Court which said libel is returuaho
and the said eander g. Is hereby ordered 20 appear at
CHI term Aforesaid q said Court and the said
Libel.
Da,,dat Chelsea in Orange County, this l4,h day Of
November, A. d, 1852.
27.2o AsAHEL PECK, Judge Of supreme Court
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100000 M 1dFsi s' 70 SE sHl1

- - - . - - h'AsN 10 ~ hbAAf
DRIED MAP or The UNITED STATES, CANA
DAs, AND NEW BRUNSWICK
From recent surveys, completed Aug 10, 1859 cost
s20. 900 10 eugrayo H. and one years time
superior 20 any $40 map ever made by Cotton or
Mitchell and sells al the low price OF hhy cents S7O,
Ol0 names are engraved on this map.
Itis not only a County Map, nut II 10 also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAI
" the United States and Canadas oombued in Que
giving EVERY RAILROAD STATION aud distances
between
Guarantee any woman Or man IS to 90 per day and
will take back AN maps that cannot he sold and refund
the muney.
Send Tor 81 worth to try
Printed instructions how to canvass we'll furnished Al
WAstgp-wholssale Agent for our Maps in ever
State. California, Canada, England, France and Cuba
fortune may be made with few hundred dollars capt.
al No Compeuen
J.. T LLOYD. No, 1854 Broadway, ~
The War Department uses our Map " Virginia, Ma
ryland and Pennsylsana, cost 100 o, which is
marked Ant,eam Creek ShaEpsbuTgh, Maryland lights
Wuliamsport Ferry, Rhorcrs,ile Noands Ford. and
all others the Potomac, and even other place IN
Maryland Virginia and PounsY ANA, o. money refunded
LLOfpS TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP Or KEN NC
Ky, ONO. INDIANA. and ILLINOIS.
Is the onll authority or Gen Buell. and the War Depart
PRICE 80 CENTS
From the Tribune, aug
"LLOYD'S MAP OF FmGiNlA, MAINLAND PBss-
sYLvANIA The Map Is very large It's coat Is but %
LLOYD's GREAT MAP OF the MISSISSIPPI
lRlYEh-From Actual surveys BY Capts Bart and VIM.
Bowen, Mississippi River Pilots, Of 81, Louis, Mo,
shows eyey mans plantation aud owners name from 81.
Louis to tie Cult OF Mexoo-l $50 miles-eyery sand
bar island, town, landing, aud all places 20 miles back
from the ryer--olored IN counties and States. Price.
II 10 sheets. ", pocket form, and 81 80 linen, with
oilers Ready sept 90
NAVY DEPARTMENT, WAsHISGroN, Sept II, 1862.
J. I. LLoYD-Sr Send me your Map Of the Mis-
sissipp River, with price per huud'cd copies Rear
Admiral Charles II. Davis. commanding the MsSrspW
squadron,s authorised to purchase many ore IL
qaired for use Of that squadron.
GIDEON WELLS. Secretary Of the Navy.
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Boston ADVERTISEMENTS
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE, Ofice
i SO BROuFIELD STREET BOSfON

4
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Rev. y DAY, President. Rev 7 MASON, Vice Pfes't
X, GREENE NJ D.. experimenting Physician.
This Institution established for the Of Diseas-
rs by the OF innocent vegetable remedies, entirely
discarding Poisonous Drugs
I1yads therefore who wish 10 employ sensible means
DO a sensible way flr the recovery Of health will find
ADVANTAGES at this institution % be found elsewhere
Man, diseascs such Scrnula Humots Of the Blood,
Diseases ofthc lhrou and Luugs, Dyspepsia Liver Com
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part OF the country with full directions
Persons having Cancers, or those afflicted with comph
Gated diseases should Immediately avail hcmsrvfs n
Dr. GItfue'- personal 90 ,uuau.
Consolidation Al the OHilc, ur 10y mail ffec of,harh
Dr. Greene will De At the office from a 90 p m.
The Off e will be open and competent persona in at
tendance from ~ a. M 10 p. M.
M An communications should De directed 90 X.
GREENE, NJ. ID 80 Bromfeld street, Boston
NorB An persons Wishing 90 investigate this meth
cd # practice or its superior success, viii De furnished
with pamphlet descriptive of treatment free, by at
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lloDMAN Y sHuRrLEFF. b Ttsmon

GOODMAN ~ SHURILEFF, ii fremont
- STREET. BOSTON.
Besides complete assortment OF articles intended for
The exclusive use Of the Medical and Dental Professions,
have always store, lowest prices great variety Of
the following articles suited to the wants Of the general
public.
TRUSSFS.
Every desirable style Of the popular patterns
Particular attention however, being directed 10 the mer
its uf -
NEW SURFING LEVER TRUSS.
which hss proved 81 the experience Of many wear
ers during years past, be the best Truss yet in
vented aft riding, Il does, circular inward and up
ward lifting action while with such comfort that
tho vearor after short experience is almost unconscious
of ms pfc.ence. pamphlet, descriptive q the Truss.
will be the address Of any person enclosing blue
stamp
ELASTTD HOSE.
for Nancose Veins Swollen and Weak Joints or these
goods have several grades Of silk aud Cotton At
responding prices The sizes fall length, threeq quar-
tcrs, half or knee hose Leggns Knee Caps and Ank.
lets Directions for measurements for hose forwarded
when requested.
Also, Elastic and ordinary style Abdominal Support
ers, Shoulder Braces, syringes Of every descrip-
tion, Galyanic Batteries, Hearing lrumpets, Aurclts
aud Conversation Tubes for the Deaf
A complete priced Catalogue Of Dental and Surgical
Instruments will be sent to those desiring IT,