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agricultural.
History of the ? Tough.

The first plow is Supposed to have been the
rude branch o. a iref, cut 50 lis to have Glen
end, the point Of which, dragged along the surface
Of III ground, sGrlped furrog into which the
seeds were thrown. 1t snon occurred to the hus.
baDdman that he m ght relieve his Own labor by
yoking an ANNUAL to the long arm ct this primitive
instrument; then arose the necessity for a handle
affixed 10 The tack so hat the plough might be
guided. The strength OF the animal scor wore
sway or broke the cleft Of the brarch and this
necessity gave rise to he invention Of means for
attaching movable sfures, frs Of wood next Of
stone copper, or iron, worked to a shape adapted
to the cutting Of burrows, 10 US 10 AVOID the tx
cessive labor from the plougtn ans haylng to lean
upon III" plough with his weight to press it into
earth. Just such an implement as these con-
lectures iDdlcite was used by the saxons Some
OF the facts connected with the history Of the
plough are almost incredible. In Ireland there
once prevailed custom OF ploughng by the
horses tail" The draught pole was dashed to
the tail Of the horse and, as no harness was em-
poyed, two men we're Necessary, one to guide aud
press upon the plough the other to direct the
horse which he did by wa kim backwards before
the miserable auimsl, and heuting it on the Lead
on either SIDE, according 10 the direction required
Th, custom prevailed tor considerable tlme, ~
spite Of law which Was passed in the early p,rt
OF the seyentee tn century, imposing severe
penalties upon persons iound guilty Of" ploughlnP
with he horse'- la as in The act mentioned una
described From Roy. ta.ar Otwas Sketches
in Erris aud Tya~lel," II appears that the bar
barous practice fingered in the remote west OF
Ireland as late as The year l74O. And from
paper "On the Breed OF Horses in Scotland in
the Ancient Times, printed in the first volume
Of The Transactions Of tue Society Of Aniqulres
OF Scotland, we find it 10 that country as lite as
the year 1892.
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ITALIAN BEES.

PURE Italian Ga ens can be- furnished hs season by the
snh'cr efs aseArly a. they eau be procured elsewhere
The toek from shich breed vas procured VI Il 80. L.
L,hssirotn sou u Ohio, iml of.se aud nu fa
Ian hes by Rev D. s. Frost IN ls02 aud Nd have b. =,
seshoHedsed 70 ne supeh 20 other Bees 81 lined L. b.
Iaitans. even ny drti r. in them. We have SHARED
~ met hpcn,e or pains 90 sttp rouk pun a. We
have parch tse aud removed 40 native nttt ftom tue u,
msdais eihity.
rtcc u an haitian Qu en- WARRANTED pure AlO y n
iall inHfhe ions fof uniting h.r wth common STOCK
Mt BY kxptsss a. unf risk
~ dues susr a Bixnr, last ofauge,vt
~ %, s. FROST.
bAti hrahfr, VI. iune e. 1864. u ntNHl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-06

snme the enormous quantities on hand The
butter season has not closed II will continue
two months at leas and without some change
the present stock will be largely augmented
High prices have stimulated the production o
butter The entire season thus far, and will con
tlnue to DO 50 TIL lbs close
There Is one fact sure there is 30 scarcity
anywhere in the country Of any Of our leading
articles OF produce. lnere is enough for all
and We trust each may laj some way to get hi
proper share --FroUidence Press
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-06

THE Ngw ESGLAsD AGRICULTURAL FAIR is EN-.
phauc4lly Yankee notion. ltorginated in the
heart Of New England, where It's first triumph
Is soon to be achieved. lts fitting that Massa-
chusetts should lead IN such an enterprise She
was first IN settlement first in the erection OF col
leges and churches, first with free schools, first
IN public Christian charities, first in resisting to
the death the tyrdnnee OF the old world, and
foremost, as she will be last, IN battling the re.
belllOns OF the new She has had faculties to
cope with but these have only increased her
strength
There are those who affect to sneer vt New
England agriculture, and treat 1t as If 1t were a
satlrical phrase. They contrast our narrow and
rugged domain, with the broad pralries of the
west, or the sunny plains OF the south They
look chiefly ut our barren and uncutlya
spots, and omit oil the fertile features OF the
scene New England has been derlsiyely termed
"a the land of rock and ice and more than one,
threatened by her torid brethren with exposur,
TO severer cold. Lel us look at her agrcultu
raj resources and power. The territory occupi
ed by the six New England States, covers al
atei of about 81, 900 square miles and had pop
ulati0n ia 1000 OF 3,l35 2S3. OF its 20, O0O,
900 acres only l2,0 900 0O0 are improved 1t ha
257,l72 horses, 046 902 COWS, POS ,l2l oxen
$50 l0l other cattle, .,74g 500 sheep, and 322
l57 swine. ltIalses about 900 900 pounds o
wool aud manufactures AZ 100 900 pounds o
butter, and 2l,OO0,0t0 pounds oi cheese pc
annum. Tue value oil lts larns is estimated a
S473 900 600, It's implements of husbandr,
SIC, 900 900 and It's live stock SOS 900 900, o
Total OF S557 ,O6u, 900. Tue wealth and pow
er Q, New England agriculture is greater tha
that Of any other incest A selection OF TIA
choicest animals aud products Vt New Eaglau
would make n exhibition worthy OF any coun
try or cline. New England owes 1t To hersel
to make such an exhibition, aud 70 make Il a
such lsis. The eyes OF the world are upo
her, and those who take prizes ut her first exhi
bluon are working for immortality A ltd
time remains Tor effort Cannot some IN thu
locality WIN 2-Sprmgfdd Republican,
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New Music Book for sabbath Srhaol,

TUE HAbBA1H SCHOOL m HPEr COLLECTION ,
Hymns and funes thAnts And Anthems appended d
VI CD ga Jateuiie CspaA entitled tiin ORIGIN o.
lhk ~ suns Tor he uss n sabbath Schools B,
- aud u Pcfk ns @p.ttNen eupi ~ this nua
and excellent eeHk ~ sabbath eh els aill h. nj poa
oLisER ia rsoN q 20. Publishers,
Wv W, Washington street Buston.
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CHARLES MASON,
COMMISSIONS of Patents.
have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent an trustworthy
and more cnpabe OF putin their applications In form
- secure for them early and favorable cons deraion at
the Patent ONCE EDMUND BURKE,
L1e Commit .ioner Of Patents
NJ X. II Eddy has made for me thirteen applications
on all but one Of which patents had been Tanted, and
thai Is now pending Such unmIsakable proof Of great
talent and ability bis part leads TO recommend all
inventors to apply 10 him their atenls a.
they may be sure Of bayng the most faithful attention be
slowed on their cases, and at very reasonable charges"
JOHN rAG6ART.
During eight months, the sui sorber, IN If his
large practice, made twice rejected applications sS-
teen appeals everyone Of which decided 10 his favor
by the commission rOf patents. r. II EDDY
boston, Dee. 10, 1868. ly
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nlisfellalleous.
American a. Foreign Patents.
K. II. EDDY
SOLICLTOR OF PATEAT
7
Late Agentoi u 5 Patent Once Washington, under
the ACtO1ls37lI
rs State street opposite kIlby ST., boston,

the ACtO1ls37.lI
rs state street opposite KIlby ST., boston
4 FrER an extensive practice e upwards oftwenty
1years, TO tecure Piten.s In the United States
also In Great Britain France and other foreign countr
Cayea Spec heat0nS Bonts, Assignments, and all Pa
pers Drawings for Patents executed on liberal terms
and with disp Itch, Res arches mad into American OF
foreign works, to tetmine the validity Utility Of pa
Tents invenionsnnd legal or other advice rendered
IN all matters touching the anne. Copies OF the claims
Of my patent furnished by RENTING one dollar Assign
me nts recorded at Washington.
The agency is not only the largesin New England, bu
through e., inventors have advantages for securing pa
tents of asceraniag the palentabty Ofinvenous un-
surpassed by, If not immeasurably superior to- any
which be offered 10 them elsewhere The testimouE
ais be0w given Prove that none is successful at the
Patent Office than the subscriber and success s the
best proof OF advantages and ability he would add that
he has abundan reason TO belle and prove that
other Office Of the Kind The charges for professional
services moderate The immense practice Of the sub
scTber during twenty years past has enabled him to
emulate vast collection of specifications and official
Iecisons relative 10 patents.
hese, besides his extensive library II legal and
chanica works and full accounts Of patents granted nj
the United states and Europe, render him able hey ond
question: to Offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
Allnecessy Of journey to Washington to procure d
patent nd the usua great delay there saved In
veutOTs
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Manhood; how Lost, how Restored

just Published, new edition Of DIR, CnlVcrwelIs
celebrated Essay on the radical cure (wiihoal m,
cinVl of rpefmatiorthWa or seminal NeaAnsss, luANi
untry seminal osses, lmpotsncy Mental aud Physical
lnctpaclty lmpedimeuts te Marriage etc. also, p ol
umpuou Epilepsy and Fits, inGuced by self udui nee
or sexual cXtrayagauce
~ Price ia a Sealed Enyelupv, only ets
TIE celebrated author this admirable ssay clearly
demonstrates from thirty years successful PRAGUE
That thr alarming conscqu noes Of Self abuse rf' it
radically cured wlthuul The dangerous use Il u'tia
medicine, or the application Of IA, knifpontut Guy
mole " cure Al once simple, certain amt rHcthH lt
means OF which cvrry sufferer matter what h's s'0
iiuon may be, NAV cure hlmsefeheaply, privately anu
radically.
- This Lecture should be In the hands of every
youth and every man In the land.
sent under seal ia plain envelope, tu anY hdtf's
POST paid on the receipt Of six cents. ur two pos W
amp Address the puhsheu,
CiiAH J, {, RLlNE Co.,
IL Iranrl NJ. Ynfk. n.-- nh--- l-a I-sL
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G6 mn vii be forfeited by Dr D.. pN D. tiaE u
,DO wv cure IA le-s time tNau gl. u.h,r hi asI.a
more tl,otually and peimctat9 win lcf strain
from occupation or tear ui exposure 10 aI Wr. htI
with .afe ana pleasant mec clu's.
SELF -ABUsEAND SOLITARY uAfl.
Their caccttanl .ul qur.-
SPECIAL AlLAEhIa A1.l slItAIt.-
incident 70 Married and auF I-.l,-.
SECRET tND pELlCAIEuspH 'Eks
hercunal Affections hHpucpran1 4. Di.ra... af D..
Skin Ulcers OF the Au-.. ltulI 4ua .aa. liu.
on the lace swelling, o. tle JOINTS At.. .a.ut..
Constitutional and other NtAAuD.t iu .Nt. huu ...
more advanced, OF all ages, 81
BOId EXts olNGLt ua HeblGtf
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miscellaneous.
u. S. 7.3O LOAN.

The Secretary Of the Treasury gives tc, that sub
sorrtons viii b. received for Coupon Treasury Notes
payable three years from Aug 15h ls84 with semi an
nua ueres. AZ the rae OF seven and three tenhs per
cert per annum-prncipal and interest both 10 be paid
in awful money
Thes. NOES II b. couyertb, At tn, option OF the
holder at maturity into SIX percent 60 bearing bonds,
payable rol less han five nor more than twenty years
from lhtr date as the Government may elect. They
will be Issued in denominations Of $50 800 $500 81 900
and IS GEO. and all subscriptions must be for ATTY dollars
multiple Of nifty dollars.
lie nJtes vii Dc Transmitted to tn owners free OF
transportation charges soon alter the receipt Of the
gina Certificates Of Deposit as they be prepared
As the notes draw intsles. from August Is. persons
making deposs subs quentt1 that date mus. pay the
interest accrued from dae Of note to date Of deposit
Parties deposfng TWENTY-FIVE thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes at any one time will be allow
commits ion Of ons.quarer Of one per cent wbich II
be paid by the Treasury Department up n the receipt
OF BIZ. Tor he amount certified TO by the officer with
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Rev John Pierpon, Lewis J, hnsonMD
Rev Warren burton Roswell Kinney MD
Rev Arthur Fuller 8 II Kendall MD
Rev Aus Pope r ChsholmAD
Rev GurdUn Robbins Ffanhis Dana MD
Rev sSlyAnus Cobb jeremiah stone Mn
Rev Star King Jose Antonio Sanchez N n
Rev Osborn Aynck Matcelino ArAnda MID
Rev Ephraim Mute Jr Abraham wr.dell nm
Rev Thomas pons AAHayes
Rev Richard Metcat JRChlton MD
Rev webster Kinney ID
Rev Jos n Clinoh Jose d,t,pinAr MN
Kew Abraham Jackson Thomas Dexter ESQ
Rev ) PEARSON ~ Thomas Amory Esq
l.er CteVley Hon Peter Harvey
Rev Henry Vpham JamesCnunn Eiq
Rev u kiddel Samuel May Eco
Rev 2 Headly ptofE VtAiis Ssb,rb
Kew John olmitead Ferdinand Andrews ESQ
FOR sAtr Az
SETH w, FOWLER co is fremont 81.
Boston.
J. P. DlNSM0RE, 49l Broadway New York.
And by all Druggists.
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Teeth Extracted Without Pain!
s.xtract Teeth Without Pain.

Unlike Chlorofom and Eher, this Oasis p.rlre "
harmtss and does not like those agents leave auy uD.
pleasant cHtcs after frhtIiug H.
Cotton ~ Brooklyn, now AZ he head NJ Cotton uen.
tai Association, OF New York, Tor tie extraction OF
teeth who Is undoubtedly thu must skfg person tn.
country IN making aud using TINS Cas- after an eXpr
rrnce OF tweuty years bears the liberal cstno ~
IN tNor oi its great sue css AS uncshrtic.
He has aiminlsIerrl 'h'lnnis Of Persons Of every
grade u const iunon and variety ut temperament with
out single inslan d harm occurring.
1heoluwing csrunea,r from ur BiXby is respectful
lY snhmliIrd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-06

CROP PRosrfCTs ~ MlcuGAN "A correspond.
ent Of the New York Eumng Past saye that
in Western NJ chigan The fruits Of this year 3 la.
Dor may be thus summed up,
Wheat, White winter, Is decidedly better than
last year add to hls there Is a large amount
Of old wheat yet in t hands Of the farmers.
Hay Is less in quantity, but much better in quail
lty nutrliye properties seem TO DO concentrated
in II. A friend said 10 me 90 am astonlshed
how rapidly my horse and cattle latten on tins
dry pasture The pasture was his bay etubble,
on which no rain had fallen since the bay was
cut, except one very light shower. In appear
ance II was brown, and looked as though cattle
would starye on it.
Oats are more than half 4 crop, AMI in some
townships a foil crop
Corn had narrow escape, but was saved by
the showers OF last week 1t will, in all proba.
blllty BE- tier than our corn crop If last year.
There Is no scarcity not be any although
wages have been high and laborors very scarce.
and the threshiogis now going on satisfactorily"
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CERTIFICATE.

rms CERIlFlES that have given fun and dtanit,
instructions Go Do J, ncFurris, " Chul.ea " 20 make
and administer the Milton. Oxide or Laughing Gas u
as an anesthro Tor The Extraction of Teeth as used by
Or Coltnn OF New YORK.
thr advantages the Gas over Elhcr AMI thlurof,rm
fR't -lt Is perfectly harmless No injury was ever
knowD from u. inhalation
SrooNb ~ The Gas produces the most perfect nshil
y TO pain, while avoids The Nausea and sickness tt
say tnng OF the dauger. from elhst aud chlornofm
Fhmn,-Ihe Gas is pleasant 60 inhaic having no disa.
grerahe sne or taste aud the "a CTS an plssud with. IA
two OF three minutes leaving Che person feeling precise
~ n before nhiliug.
fouRfh lt can b given with safety az pure) In All
sorts aud stage OF disease.
have given such careful instructions 10 Dr. neForr.
that have no doubt hu can make pure art Gle u Gas
and administer Il with discretion aud safety
81. RlxaY
once sthe re'idsaee d WV rAentlt, Esq ol chelsea
VI
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Dir. TlBBETTs PHYSIOLOGICAL
HAIls ItEGENURAEOls
nm. tt,gfr.. ,.t.t4Y t,.,,

Immediately beneath ihe ,calp. there arevor. snail
.udlls cali latn-, oI. more tmmDu 5, rto's #. il.
hair ltis uou these gland fhat every hair -li h.Hl
1tmed aud s,crti-d as .uuR tral.. be- ffse
fUm usea 60 thcs, lO4its are healthy HHr 900 iIt l.
keeps o. natural esfaucr aud cu or hut Hu.. nl.
mon aui other diseases aaeat -lu.p, do iand. be-
leNt ut uft I'D lu fHr % and The ban Erllu
oily tune gray q. AID bnhie. SuouD or a'r. .tr
l. comm. Gee g. TALL ~ aus u m.uy cases 3u.l Dr.
re-fed VIII produce cOmfle.e tu dine. 10 thH -cstt
iu REMEDY DO pathological coSaIiiuu ui tht Eftts.
Htf ht-iarel ha' proved pcricc -uccte -Iaa-mu.l
as tli- De only pre- aratiau 500 known THAR en-
u' such Wuu.tfiu. rtsu
uA thousands ot otter Article be- tle maIs. ..#
.i.ug fcf. Iulct r 90 lfhHsp tanuiu, sul Due. s.
ll, properly appl ed fe tore ihe haIf t0 .ts FORMER
appearance and beauty.
lhr lhr Illogical Hair Reg ucTatar t Warrar... .r
aI caste o. rfo4ute The tot owing result.
D. 10 90 uuta dy e, aud will not .iau single particle
u contains uut0iuuu- mitttf wla ever. and B. U.. n
ilr least irjuuou- ln be- ptlcatiou,
81 % wiiI ccrtuniy restof, the har from traf loo
s.au uui black, brown, auburn, or Whatever H s.f
.ate been D.. original color
A % vii tttc,ualiy prevent th hlir .rom falling
81. O. m.Yt 900 hra iuhimafion end daHduG irum H.
s.uI. keeping the head clean aud uool qua ihp lar
sUit Elusst ami Ul O. -lIkI al pe8J.uCe
Twill promote luAurl. uf gov d ui HrW Ha. sI
had heads, excepting 90 extreme cat. q. I'D ug. .H0
Ahae Oh. glands have become diso ga <yd.
u Will curt TIE mtst inyttria't ittum. .H+ Ue.
slst ot TIE scalp ana being h h.} ltrlumtl a Hft.
Almost ddig hiul article tDr the toilet.
W. ba,tA great abundance OF testimony tu pros. 3.
n0 doubt al We c.alm Tor ihc HeEutiatvI sl
ro tiyeh ec tain that 80 ary short times s..
$50. wide Iepuia ion
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-06

Ing HARVEST IN EURopE The reports from
the prlncpa agricultural districts 10 h gland,
give u favorable account Of the ha vest, which
Is now being rapidly gathered in various parts
Of the country The weather lately has been
highly proptlOus-occaslona falls Of rain fol-.
lowed by .bundance Of sunshine ana warmth.
TIE crops ia lreisud a,e also well spoken of, es.
peclaliy The potatoe crop. which is now said to
have passed l's dauge Gus stage. Tie continent
al crops are also, Tor the most part encouraging.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-06

ACtu Nlutl va NAY
tisan c1tclual protection FROM Mosquitoes. Gnats
Black sand and House Fhs Dust II don't eee, the
hreatting sleeping sight iuJure the face. They
put up IN paper bags quarter " an inch In thickness
and thirteen inches vide maae q white raTton at 81 90
Or folded without injury or ut To glazed cloth pockets.
about the sac OF common pocket book, for p or
made Of Thread Lace Netting IN bags at sl2j put
IN zoe pockets I sl50 l3hy ur Gentemen having
cu we'd the pleasure, comfort convenience the
solute freed m from annoyance Of the common House
Fly IN the use Of one ot these shields simply for
will u5ytr af,crwarl willingly dispense with the use (
them 10y all means send one 20 your friend In the army
FoI sale 10 New York by A. d. Stewart h Co u. q.
Ihuin Co ,howad, sanger Co, LAlhfop, uddngton
q To-, stone star y co., Wicks, smith 4 Co. H,isey
ltaines Co, Chapman. Noyes s Lyon, Andrew Clerk
Co., Thomas II. Bate q Co.
Aud many other Jobhiug Houses and all first class
Retailers
a. II. LocRw o0D, Sole Manufacturer.
Principal onice, 30 Warren st. up stairs
T3O&Npl4m2 ,nlv ~ 1854
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DENTAL MOTTO

pERSoNs needing ARTIFICIAL TEETH, can have
| them At almost any price
The ioliowingi. a list Of our plitts!
For two sets, upper and underl alnOO
- ~ M
Also. $50, $50 aud $40.
Those requiring bus sc eau have iutot one half Of
any Of the above prices
ALI rnE WORN Is WARRANTED.
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Pamphlets containing certificates Il cures and recon
mendl,ions from some II the most eminent PHYSICIANS,
Clergymen, and others, will be sent FREE /, any Adj
dress.
We select lew Of the names to show the character Of
he tgsftmunials
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-06

CHARLES MASON,

regard Nj Eddy as one Of the most capable and
fil practitioners, with whom have had official
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MrOifiurs.
IMPORTANT
TO All
INVALIDS!
IRON In THE BLOOD.

swell known to the medical profession that IRON Is
the vital Principle Life tlement Of the blood This Is
derived chiefly from The food eat but II the food is
not properly digesed or H. from Auy cause whatever.
the necessary quantity Of iron sno taken into the cir
culation, becomes reduced, the whole system sun
The bad blood will rritate the heart will clog up the
lungs, will supety the brain, viii obruot the liver and
wilt send It's disease producing elements to all parts the
system, and every VII suffer in whatever organ may
be predisposed TO disease
The great value Of
Iron rs n Medicine
Is we'll known and ackrowledg d by all Medical men
The difficulty has been to obtain such preparation u Il
will the circulation and asdmilate at once with
tie blood This point, says Dr. Hayes, Massachusetts,
State Chemist has been attained In the Peruvian syrup
by combination IN wAy beiure unknown.
The Peruvian syrup
ia protected solution Of the PRorOxiDE OF IRON. A
NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE that strikes at the
root Of disease by supplying the blood with Its vital prn
oiple or Life eement-IRON.
The Peruvian syrup
cures Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Dropsy, Fever and
Ague, Loss Of energy. Tow Spirits.
The Peruvian syrup
nfuses strength, yRor and new life into the system and
biilds UP an lrO Constitution"
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Nervous Ad.onons, Female Complaints and All
diseases Of the Kidneys aud Bladder.
The Peruvian syrup
Is ~ eihe for all diseases or ginstng in RAD STATE
OF TIE BLOOD, or accompanied by debility or low
state Of the sletem
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G. w. STORRS
Grocery & CrOckery Store.
THE CASH STORE OF MONTPELIER.
lhave Of late received fron NEW YORK and BOSTON
go TOMS
SUGARS, TEAS, TOBACCO,
SPICES, COFFEE, RAlSINS,
CURRANrS, RICE, STARCH,
SODA, SALERATUS, CANDLES,
KEROSENE, DAIRY SALT,
Nni every other kind Of Groceries to be named A,o.
5000 POUNDS
SALMON, GOLDFISH,
TROUT, SHAD, MACKEREL,
PICKLED COD AND HERRING,
ALSO
Crates on Crates of
CROCK cry and STONE WARE.
HAVE TINE
COL, DAVIS AND BAlLEYS'
DAIRY OF ESE
Nome better in ~ county
? Parties buying goods Of viii get the full value OF
Their money
q. w. STORRS,
old Post once
s. FIR EE M A N
(sueoEaoS TO =, O. rHiSSEr)
EALER IN
WATCHES, JE WELRY.
SILVER q PLATED WARE,
FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY,
FISHING YAgEIg,
ANA every .tinF pertaining to nr,, class JEwELaY
GROVER y BAKERS
S { w Nc N A G hlNE
Justly aeknowledeedte betse REsr FAMILY SEWING
aACHNbnow in use asits rapid sale mostruly praves
Also
Machine Thread and Silk
Of che best quality.
WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING
AND engraving
Aiendedto promptly and = the hest manner
=. FREEMAN,
Corner Of MAIN ,ni state stree
tohtpeier, October ista.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS.
CUSTOM WORK
DONE TO oADER AND WARRANTED.
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10 stat. street.
New Music and Music hooks
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