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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-09
PHI DRAKE a. Co.
smly 202 Broadway, N. Y
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h SIighl Gold, Comghs,

Few aware Of the importance o. checking Cough
slight Cold in Its irst stage that which 10 the be-
ginning would yield TO mild remedy 10 neglected, soon
Atlacss the lungs. Browns Bronchial rr0chesi give
rest and almost immediate relief Military Officers aud
soldiers should have them, they be carried In the
nonkel and tAken IS occasion % ~ res
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July %, 1864
Notice l. hereby given that subscriptions will be re.
ceyed BY the Treasurer of the United States the several
Asstsnt Treasurers and designated Derositaries and
by the National Banks designated and qualified as De
posltaries and Financial Agents, Gr Treasury notes
ayabe three years from August H. 1854 bearing inter
est at the rate OF and threeenths per cent per
annum with semi annual coupons attached parable in
lawful money
These notes will be convertible at the option of the
holder a, maturity into six per cent gold bearing bonds,
redeemtbe after Ave and payable twenty years from
August is, 1867.
TIE notes will be issued in denominations Of hfty,
one hundred live hundred, one thousand, and ave
thousand dollars will be issued in blank or payable to
order, as may be directed to subscribers,
An subscriptions must be for ATTY dollars, or some
muups Of hfy dol ars'
Duplicate certificates will be issued for al deposits
The party depositng must endorse upon the original
certificate the denomination Of notes required and
neither they are to be issued to blank or payable to
order when so endorsed it must b. letw the officer
receiving the deposit tolbe forwarded to this Depart
ment
The notes will be transmitted to the owners tree OF
transportation charges after the reoeipof the
original Ctrtiacses of Deposit they can be prepared
Interest will be allowed to August Ia on all deposits
made prior to that date, aud will be paid by the Depart
meat upOn receipt of the original certificates
As the NOES draw intel cs, from August Is, persons
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay the
interest accrued from date Of note to date Of deposit
Parties dspoziting twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes Of any time will be allowed
commission ofoneq quarter Of onepet cent. which will
be paid by this Department up the receipt Of bill
iorhe amount &c rted TO by the ofeer with whom the
deposit was made No deductions Tor commissions must
made from tie deposits.
Officers receiving deposit, will see that the proper en-.
dors,mens arr made upon the original rtiiieates.
All officers author1 10 receive deposils are requested
to give to applicants all desired ntorpa ION aud afford
every faculty tot making subscriptions.
wP. fEssENDEN,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
subst ription. viii he received by the
First National Bank Of bennington VI.
iirst National Bank Of Moth bennington VI.
Brandon Naiiol al Bank of Brandon, VI.
Firs, NAtional Hank Of Springfield W
Eiist National Bank Of 81 Albins, VI.
Aud II rgrpec able RHnka and bankers throughout tle
country will doubles talrd ABILITIES to .uhscrlbets.
FsOw2
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BOSTON MARKET. Angina, q.

four-Western, ~ to AGO
Pors,-irime, fs4, 90 to $500 Mess, 5000
Beef 5000 to 5000 Lard u to % Hams, 20 to Is
Hogs dressed, 70 to 90
Butter, - as Cheese, Is to 20 Eggs 90 to 26 Po
atoel l,75. Dried Apple p to -.
Beans s275 to $500. Peas $500 to t2O5
Herds grass seed s4OOtO t45O Glover, l7top.
starch to II Tallov, L. to 70.
Wool Full Blood Merno ,l6 to lis rhree-fourthsbooi
LILO 90 LIS Halfblood 80 20 1lO Co anon 100 to 100
corn l,T6 tolls oats 10 to lie, Rye 2,2s.
Hops 20 to IS
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Notice.

In answer to the notice in the Argus Of this week (oi
the man that posted his wf)we will just say that We doubl
whether she could get the most rng amount on his credit
where he IA known aud where he is not known she would
not have any one that she married to man who
so untrue 10 his country he boasts Of being thus We
consider his money llspent and think he had better
save Il to pay the subscriber the end Of the year for
thst gnohIe sheet which he hnis much pleasure In
perusine had she other reason for leaving him we
hnk his political principles based upon seeessionsmi
slavery and JET Davis would clearly justify her sepa-
ration. Llhhlb M "hAf
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Notice.

I 0ST, stcayed stolen from the pasture Of the sub
iscrber on or before the 25th inst, three year old
horse colt sorre color thin Of flesh small star In fore
head shod forward, hind feet bare small sore on the
top Of neck where the hsmss CALLED It, also sore on each
shoulder by the same cause shoes loose whoever will
turn said colt, or give information where he can be
found shall be suitably rewarded
GORDON P. HlBBARD.
Fast Brookheld w. July 30. r3lw3
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O0e Harkels


CAmBHIOGk MARKET. August 3.
40 MArletl272 Cattle, about 100 Beege and lg2 Stores
o.nastng Of working oxen. Mich 41o,as.tso
audthree years old
fTices-Narket Besf-ExtIl 1890 20 sl4O0 aitt
q0sy sll6O to 1910 ID $1,000 100, Cd a. 20 TO 97j.
Working Oxcu-SlO0 &C. 201
c0wsaH1 Cal7es-l52. 10 IS
faahngs- 1000 to oo,OO Two years Old, tO0Ou to "
10 three years old, $500 to $500.
sheep and LambsoOo0 Al market prices in lots $50
70 90 each extra, f0OOto 5000
Spring Lambs-300 to 500
Veal Csves-$6,OOt to 600. Caltskns-25 to 2s, prlo
Hdes-loito II! pr ID. v-lltol2cptfb
Peits' g, 90 1850 each. Lambs sl,5o
Rsuarks-Auoher big throw Of stock not because need
ed here out because not wanted n Che country where the
feed dried up. The large supply last week witA the ey
cc.sf h9 weather has broken down the CITY market An
Chat butchers say that they lost every load sent q mar
kt consequently they buy only cheaper but sarpgv
ths week, we think about per To- less than .t
acA Fair young stock, sold II Cambridge for 10 81 psr
' sheep nd Lambs, worse poss lille ID an beeves hmk
lambs gre sold az nsary quite a. pc head less than one
Wek ago Neals full as low as beef aud mutton M.rkst
hard a round Cattle from Che West this week 1863 st
Tees oV-ani about l0J sheep aud lambs Market over
stocked alll 10" and appears to be growing worse.
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no yOu WisI, Ia hc s,urcdt

DR.. BUGHAN's ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure.
In less than 80 days lhs Kind Of nervousness In
potency, Premature Decay seminal Weakness Insanity
and all Urinary Sexual and Nervous affections, mat
ter from what cause produced. Price 81 per box. Sent
postpaid by mall receipt OF order one box Will
perfect the cure in most gases. Address
H9l3F29s3 JAMES s. BUTLER,
General Agent i27 Broadway ". Y
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No Trouble in learning Piano Music

l. experienced by those who use e. RicHA RDs0N's
NEW METHOD universally ACKNOWLEDGED 20 be- the
hest book Of Instruction for the Piano forte s,ef pub
lshed. Ten thousand copies Of this RI are sold every
year Distinguished Pianists and Teachers Invariably
recommend II a. one that cannot e exoelled. Price
t9.50. Sent POSTPAID on receipt Of price
OLIVER DIrs0N d CO, Publishers,
~ VII Washington street Boston,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-09

PERsoNAL.-We notice, by an advertisements
in the Lamoille Newaeale, that M. A. j. San
BORN 50 long and avora5ly xnowl as The pop
ulaf and efficient Principal d South Iardwlck
Academy, isto take charge Of stowe High School,
at the commenoamontol che Fail Iacm What
reasons have induced .hls " change Of base, we
can only conjecture but presume the bettr Gu
eouragement and facilities and the greater field
for usefulness, offered at Stowe, have determined
Mr. Slnborn in this move. Certain it is, that
the best Of feeling has ever existed between the
citizens Of llardwck and the corporation, teach
g. and pupils Of South llardwiok Academy--a
fact alike eredtable TO Mr. Sauh0rn and the poo-
ple Of lIardwck Il we remember rightly, MIR.
etn0orn started the school, some i've years since,
from nothing, nd has ever since maintained it
in a prosperous and aourishiug condition There
must be much regret at the sundering OF 50 pleas,
ant and successful relation. We sorrow with
our Hardwick iriends, but rejoice that the en-
terpIising people OF the pleasant village Of Stowe,
have been 50 fortunate in securing such Prin.
cipal for their School
TnE PREslprNr's FAST BRoKEy.-Last Thurs
day. ]. w. Thompson. ESQ. of Berlin. tempted
M to break the Pcesiispt's Fas,--loyal Union
man az he is--by the presentation of several ears
Of nice green corn. grown on bis farm the pres
ent season and we are free To confess. We Weld
ed to the termination and 4. d,deat. Moreover
if any Of our friends should play us a similar
trick even later in the season we shall bo onjte
c..t.
'''"A w ''N'''"'''s' ''' ''''
Orrin Kimblil and Oliver N gad,er
r-..,.5
li'li'o,s W ''o iu'"''0 Co' P'' "o'0 "''a'snel
before Justice Tyler at Brattie0ogo, for lelonl'
ously taking two boxes Of honey the property
of .Jo.spb Wilder. The marpino after tbe has
t...i.. i.......... .ro.-3....
y ''' N'.i'' ''''''''.si va i''uN4 w." p
few feet from the a.Fa IRON whence the honey
was taken, addressed % one Of Che respondents
u, INC y 30 'i''P''-. '' '"'' ''iias3 wy Ms con
lllNE NW1ftlHtFL. lNt 'eNHNF leo I'D LIt 0tIne-
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feoal Notites.


n u Green Mountain Seminary Corpora ton is hereby
! notified and repaired TO meet at the r. W. Baptist
Meeting House, Ia Waterbury w., Friday September
otn at o'clock r VI to such business the
Interests oil said Corpor- ton may require.
IL SINCLAIR, Pres.
&. STAFFORD w., Aug 5, 1864. E32
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lingtoa. over the Fitchburg, Cheshire, and
Rutland and Burlington Railroad.
80.
Bay. was entered a. night recently and as re-
sult Mr. Cook finds himself inst Sl93 out "
The thief effected an entrance by window and
Judging from appearances was master Of the
SITUATION before he maze inc attempt
Major Georae T.. Chamberlain Of St. Johns
bury has been promoted to the LIT. Coonelcy Of
the lltb regiment, wee R. @. Benton. who has
returned TO bis home at Hydepark.
v.n. ep., ,.
80, - " ,'l.V4 lam ~ 'O'5 'o,''''
'' WIN ''' '''''''1 " y '''u'''s'on "A''ioau'
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goro
inl''' 'pecn''oc' from ~ loa''Oury ana ad'
Jo'n'us owns recently Iel' ior tennessee 10 WORK
~ II. government
Stock-scainp is becoming quite common in
Bennington Powell and other towns in that
vicinity, several head Of catt, having been
driven away ani sold.
LousING -On Monday evening, Aug l,t.
blfn aod shed, belonging to David Davis, 10
stowe T.r struck oy Lightning and entirely
CONSUMED "i.n AZ taeT contents
Application viii be made at the next session
1i lAe Legislature ior a charter OF railroad
nom ft'f'@ village TO unite "l'o the ' ermont
ana Ol'H'A ROAD at georgia Ine ouiluing Of
ioi7 fo'd 's 90 We 'he enterprise % the people OIL
,...f..b. l,,ra......i 10 +bo v.r,.., and c,n.do
H,,r,.5
,r,1'. .'''''', - 80 l ~ w. -.
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-.
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nave 'i'D '''9" w vermont ana i'' of''n NOUN
''h a.I' .' a'aA' oi we uus' ana 'ur'noi OIL Guy
4i'. 4H- Equinox HOUSE anu 'anuerI'P Loei
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recently
A BMe.-A gentleman from Sherburne N
form. Us iba,a bear broke into the enclosure
OF Sir john Ordway u, that town few days
ago, aul killed cali
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s'ood-Ia d. Noiuy' Esq oi montpelier mas
oeen alpoin'ed "'s's'ef Oh 'he treasury wee
non L. H' On'''eh1on' resigned
The new Mansfield House at stowe, i. over
moving o'p guests are ua'ly leu anu n'eh'y
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AUCTION /.

I WILL sell at Public Auction on the premises, on
the 9bth day ~ August 1864 at O'clock, P NJ. all Of
e farm with the reyersonary interest In the widows
dover Sid Farm Is situated in East Montpelier, and
8. the one which Jarvie Sanders died II contains
about 90 OF land which comfortable house.
wood she'd barn and small richard Of native fruit
WILLARD SANDERS Administrator.
East Mnntpelier. July 9th 1864. alRw3
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From bos,i,ai ,to o-,,. el,toot, .st,i tid tb,
I'm "yol''a' wy ~ ''.D''o'} '".' ' N '''
mansion eff the rich and humble abode Of the goor-
tan dis,ant ,,.o,. a,i ,.,., 49, ,,., $50
,,i, 80,
pouring in the evidence OF the Astounding .aeet of
D'"NNo 49, @ ilON D'i H"9' 'Uou''no' upon
housands Of letter. ike lAe following may We .een %
p..n..,.., No., s..,.,e ,.c,
t,n,,oo. have been Ia .1e a5my Hospital. for
ill.,. they ave me 6otie N Paotefjm ii,tirS ~
fhfce bottles restored I nay speech and cured me.
yo.,s y,os.. q q = NH I g 81 ! i ia
on, Of 6 One y0ang men "o DSo osen .cs s s44 not
sirela. af,, ,,s,,, ti Z II N lillian l1
en- has been cured o' ten bottle q y9ag 5te,s
y" v ''i'N v mn
td dme ioowigg y Fom the a44ager Oh inc Union
a1vy@,e"p NJ s,'it In, VI syta --v.,+
~ M W.. hnr.t'a isai
I'M n..g, ,,,. New ioiA 1 CUM ~ i'g5
grom Ves gsen , ~ ' ,o II 2li t suJins
ouf itrtis CHI i' ~. 'i.'' ., .,a- ~, 4 ~
OF apuete XII 5aiIy rsati,, c6ulnnttiar III ,eboin
al medical XIII had Deen ezi,s0, Ia, ben entileiy
restored Ne Commenced c,,t tii te1spoon MI Of
efes.ed ana .he Is i,J py i'p'u' III
Respectfully, Mrs. U. ". DEyOEH
,......, - ,.-,.-.,. ,..,,.--.,
Plantation Bitter lave ssycl t,, liG
RkN.W Ii. WAGGoNEA, Madrid. s."
-. Thou wilt send me two bottles more o. Thy
Plantation Bttcrs. Ny wife h4. been greatly benefited
" 'heiT use -, A.. ,.,.,,,,, r,,,..,.,.,,. ,.
80 have beena gfeat sufferer rom Dyspepsia,
sl I Ill., w 4uahlou Eeach'As' lHe 4'"A'a
REy.J. 5 .CATHoRS. Rcchester N. Yr
plr,a, ,,,,t siu G t", , g.' t.let 'l,v ~ our
ereaslng with tie gue.i. .. our House
SYKES. CHADWICK 60.
iiop''e'o'' "''''u uy'''' ''n'"s'oH w. 70
"s Ihaye given the Plantation Bitterstohun.
drsds Of our disabled soldiers with tAe most astonishing
& p ,ynprre
Superintendent soldiers loms Cincinnati or
liver eomplaht a, eb,eb Wa M ma 'rgg.e ''s md III
hsd to abandon my business
"A B.KINGsLEY. Cleveland. o.
90 The Plantation Bitter. have cured me Of a
SsI q ~, t, h,ln'5 na 'ila osa' thI'
&C MOORE. 25l Broadway. N.Y.
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AS'uue' pap'"on Oh me neAfl laoA oil apleu's dis
'e's 'i'ef eA'hF' 'o'llu i'er ooAs'ipatoh' &c oe
serve 10 suu'I u 'Ae! "'i Aol Wy lAtni
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-09

VH Subscribers having been appointed BY the ionora-
bic Prubate Court forthe District Washington Com
msioners receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the estate NJ William
Lance late Of Cabot said district, deceased, repre-
scented nsovent aud the term OF six mOnhstom the ltih
dgy oi August 1901 being allowed by said court to the
Of sad deceased to exhibit and prove Their res
peciye claims before Giyenoce thatwe Will attend
to the duties u our appointment at the once o. j.
Lam ann In Cabot in said district the 10th days Of
December and Feb uary next at one O'Clock IN the alter
nooton each Of said days. -
JOSEPH p. LAMS0N, comos
n. d. PU1 NAM.
Csbof Auuust A. A. d. ls64 F32w3
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New Music Book for Sabbath Schools

n,,,s,pntru SCHOOL Trio MPET. A collection
, III - T,nes Chants aud Anthems appended 10
I'm Juvsnls Canlata entitled. TUE ORIGIN "
rfIe SEASONS" COR the use Of Sabbath sen.os, ny
a. n ndH X Perkins Specimen eapss OF TINS new
"a xsslient book COR sabbath cAools viii be sent post
nApl fof - els. a., .,s,..a...
OLIVER Dtrs0> a CO., Pns's h. ssI,,.
~ w. "as"'"e'" '"''H
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AEICTuOyI

rNLEsS previously sold at private sale the subscriber
u will offer at Auction, on Saturday, September Ord
ls6t atths Grss Mn 10 this town, Thre,hng Machines
saw Rig / Pair Hoses q Harnesses. Truck Wagon,
] Two Horse Wagon, Sled. EMERY JONES.
Williamstuwn. VI Aug . 1864 F32w3
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C ERTIFlCAT Il.
Chc Best Instruction Book
FOR THE ORGAN

nzuNDEL'S MODERN SCHOOL,
which meets the student after he has obtained mod
IL taov.iedre Of thu Elements Of Music and OF the
k.veoard and cenincts him through the details OF fin
fiuT Touch ops Pedals &c 10 afall mastery o. me
Instrument In parts, each slIo Complete ~ S-he
po'P oityER DIrsoy & CO, Pubiishers'
ov s7f Washington Street, Boston.
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West Randolph Academy

WILL commence rs Fall Term, September LIST. Geo
w ogy lately introduce is one OF the int rest
Ing studies special attention those preparing to teach
AUGUSTUS WING, A. 3. Principal, aided by compe-
tent Teachers
West Randolph, July 10Th, 1864. F3lwS
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Duxbury, February Is, 1850.
q. Sooaeld Sir;-rwo years experience IN using
vour skl for framing foxes has convinced Of It's in
trnsic merit Think II Is all you claim tor q ! catch
foxes well with H. RODERlCK W. PHlLLlpS.
Beware Of imposors None are allowed to reveal my
skill for trapping foxes but myself Apply 10 me, you
want the genuine article.
fERMs-s25 to 400
CHAUNCEY sCOFIELD.
" xN
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srrrusSR uoLLsTral WHEEEA.,-, s.sgh.q g. 4.

ns w HOLSTER preferred his
GEORGE LANGDON, petition to the March Terra
JOHN b. LAkGDON 1868 Of Washington County
ALONZO REDWAY, Court, praying fora diy-
sion u piece Of land IN the village Of Montpelier
bounded north y by the house lot formerly owned and
occupied by Harry Richardson easiery by Main Street,
called souherly by the street leading from said Main
rtet across the North Branch, so called to the state
Houe and westerly by said Nor Branch Il being the
same lot on which the Union House, 60 called, formerly
stood The title 10 which Is he in common by said
50. hen r HOLSTER and said George Langdon aud In
vii SAID John b LaugdOn and Alonzo kedway, are in
sled And whereas such proceedings have bsen had
said petition that said Court have ordered sale OF
SAID premises Al public auction.
Now therefore we the undersigned appointed Commits
soners Tor that purpose By said Court hereby give notice
th Il we VIII sell sad premises at public auction pursuant
to be order Of sail Court Saturday the 10Th day OF
September 1904 10 O'Clock Ia the forenoon, To the
hi hsat bdder said sale be made said premises
TIMOTHY T.. REDFlELD,l
GEORGE SHEPARD, Z Commr's.
P32w8 n. ?. JEWErT.
Dated nj Montust er. this 30 day OF August 1864.
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Solomon Ferry's Estate.
IiHE subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon
nfAble Probate Cuuu tOfthe DistrctOt Washington,
nm-suuers 10 receive examine aud adjust claims
and demands OF all persons against the estate OF Solomon
cry, late of RoXpufy IN said district, deceased, rep
icd lusoyeu aad the term Of six months from the I'd
day o May, o64 being allowed by said Couto the cred
Ors Of said deceased to exhibit and prove their respee-
tive claims before Give notice, that we Will attend Ia
the duties of appointment al the dwelling house OF
LOyiua Ferry IN koKbury, IN said district, the LIST
say Of Oro1ef next, at one O'Clock IN the afternoon
on said day
HIRAM WALBRlDGE c...,.,..
III. SUMNER. YUM" :"
Roxbury, July, %, ID. ls6i. SILVIA
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ITALIAN BEES.

DURE Italian Queens be furnished this season by the
subscribers early they can be procured elsewhere
The stock from which breed WAS procured OF " T. h.
Langsroh Son ofOhio importers aud breeders OF tal-
Ian Bees by Rev D. s. Frost in 1881 aud and have been
acknowledged TO be superior to other bee. oameu 20 ps
Italians, even by dealers In them. we have spared
neither expense or pains to keep our stock pure as
have purchased AneOyed all native he os from the i'm
mediate vicinity,
Price Of an Italian Queen warranted pure, Sl0, with
full Instructions for uniting her with common STOCK
sent by Express at our risk.
yolf u. 8. FROST,
Esst Orange VI June g. 1864 N. BIXBf.
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PRESERVE YOUR FRUITS
WITH SPEARS
Patent Preserving Solution,
LEWIS II. SPEAR, Braintree, VI.

Acknowledged by all who have used It as being the
BESr and CHEAPEST method for preserving all kinds
or Fruits Jellies syrups Cider and Wines, keeping
h'n fresh and wholesome for years No sugar or seal
iua required.
Ask your Merchant for Circular. One dollars worth
viii preserve one hundred and fifty pounds Of fruit.
For Sale mt the Waterman Office.
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miscellaneous.
To Merchants, Dealers and the
Public Generally.

We take pleasure Ia calling attention TO artil
Of GREAT Economy, COMFORT 4 CONVENT 4NC
VIZ