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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
Success Of the 7.30 Loan.

Oar readers wall notice that subscrl ptioos Il
the popular 7-30 Loan are still continued in the
most liberal manner. 10 the Old World the
success OF these Peoples Loans is one Of the
wonders Of Republic. The Government doe.
not seek to borrow in foreign markets it offers
no premiums TO bankers, bus appeals directly t.
the people, and with what success in sufficiently
shown by the fact that during forty hrts days
they subscribed aud paid the cash down tor opc
huadted and sirtyoNe million dollars of the 7-30
Loan. There can be no stronger evidence Of
public confidence IN Government securities.
While nearly all other stocks have gone down
from twenty to fifty, aud even greater per
cent. within a few weeks, all forms of [. ).
bonds and stocks have remained firm except the
slight fluctuations that are incident to all rapid
changes Ia the money market. Our readers
will remember that the subscribers to the 1880
Loan receive seml-annual interest at the rate OF
seven and threoten,h he per cent. per annnm in
currency, ana at tho end Of three years from
June 10th, 1865, they will have the opti,n Of
receiving payment in full, or converting Their
notes into 20 six per cent. gold interest bond
The late great decline in the premium on gold
makes these notes more desirable than ever n,
an Investment, and ii should not be forgotten
that their exemption from state or muncipa
taxation adds largely to their value. There /,
no interruption IN the receipt OF subscription.
or The delivery OF tae notes. All banks, bank
ere aud others actirg as Loan Agents, will pay
subscribers the interest in advance from the da,
oil subscription until June 18th.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18

:, Inquiry ha, been made in regard to the efF ct
the recent release Of the st. Adams raiders will
nave uPon. the apprt priOton made by the Prov.
mel Parliament for the relief of the st. Adams
banks The Hamilton Spectator on this sutjtel
says that the money is only 70 be given up il the
raiders are, in the due course Of law. to be sur.
rendered. II the condition is fulfilled there can
T ge no doubt that the money should b, refunded
Inc giving 4 place 10 the supplementary e.lt,
mates eondilionally shows that we are read,
promptly to do our neghbon justice in the mat.
yer We do not wait for the decision OF the
Court, nor do we wish a. all to hear it bu, we
are making the necessary preparation to make
30 immediate settlement, u Il should be shown
That We are clearly and legally liable"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18

Ollc nus Deeu capluItu DJ lue ChlOh lJIVsH, hhu
5000 prisoners have been taken along with it.
The young ladies under whose management
the tableau1 IN behalf Of the freedmen were ex-
hlbited in Village Hill recently, have given the
proceeds, $l3o %, to the Ladies' Soldiers AID
Society here, TO be expended, under their direc-
ton, 10 aid Of destitute freedmen.
THE NINTH VERM0ST.--Gan, Weitzel reviewed
bis troops at Richmond on the 9Th, the Ninth
Vermont heading the column.
The Governor has made the following ap
poinlment Of State Medical Examiners
Prot Charles l.. Allen, OF Rutland.
Surgeon Henry james, Of Montpelier.
A. I. Woodward, NJ. D., Of Brandon.
FATAL ACCIDENT DR.. ~ W. F4irchild, Q
we'll known aud highly esteemed citizen Of Mil
ton, while returning from South Hero, was
thrown Trim bis horse on the Sand Bar Bridge.
aud rolling from the bridge into the water was
drowned. He was, no doubt, stunned by the
fall, and unable to help himself. His age was
about 80 years.
A. n Swain, Esq, OF the Bellows Falls
Times, was the frs. to demonstrate IN bis vii
lage over Lees surrender Getting the news
first he opened the celebration by salute of 40
guns (musketry) at his residence, before break
fast. Soon after, guns commenced firing o i
over town.
The dwelling house Of +. B. Prize Of Ran
dolph was totally consumed by FIRE on " ed
nesday evening, April 9th Cause Of the FIRE
unknown. Loss 5000 partially insured
Rev Isaac McAuu, OF 5. Johosbury, get &
bad fall some days siae' he Was riding Oh
horseback and while crossing brook bridge
near the depot, his horse reared and fell of tea
feet down on the rocks.
SHOCKING MORTALITY. Out Of sixty men OF
the lth Vermont, captured the pa OF June
last. thirty have died 10 rebel prisons.
ESLARosD.-Tho Middlebury Register comes
TO US enlarged and improved. Success to 1t.
The u Division of the 6sh Corps, in which
is the Vermont Brigade, took two large forts on
the line Of the Petersburg and Lynchburg
lSouthsidel Railroad, in the fighting OF Sunday.
The 9th Corps was the first TO seiEs The railroad,
and swept down to the Appomatt0x river, taking
'"0 """iV A'USA hhu VI NVIht, Win ~OuV pIle-
oners and 70 guns 1t was the strongest portion
si the rebel works west OF Petersburg. The
loss OF the cor = was about 500.
PRESENTATIONS Captain J. o. Livingston,
90. G, 9Th VI Volunteers, was recently made
the recipient of a 'plendid sword sash and belt,
at q cost OF upwards Of hundred dollars, from
the members of his company. Lieut.. Burlln-
game of Co. H. Lieut.. Branch OF Co Ii, and
Lieut., Carpenter Of Co, Dali recent promo
tions-haye received similar testimonials Of
respect.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18

VoUNG's GREAT BIOLOGICAL WORK, or. Every
one his own Doctor--Being Private Instructor for
married persons those about marry both male aud
female. In every thing concerning the physiology aud
relations VI system and the production or pIe
Tento1 OF offspring including all the discoveries ne
before given IN the English language by WIN. YOUNG,
~ d. This is really valuable and interesting work 10
s written IN plain language for the general reader and
Illustrated with upwards Of enc hund ed engraYpgs Al
young married people, those Hating marriage
aud having ths least mped men to married lie should
read this book II discoses secrets that every should
be acquainted with. s II is book that ust be locked
up, and not lie about the house 1t will be sent
one on the receipt Of twenty-five cents. Address DR. WIN
DUNG, No 4lG SPRUCE st, above Fourth, phiadel
- T50mB
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l~)ieO

IN Wilsm3lown, April 5th, Mr. James Hopkins, Jr
aged ~ years
In Nolcou April An, Of consumption Mary Jane, wifi,
Of Nathan Colgove, Jr aged ?, years and months
DID In Bar.hheld, March 9Th 1868 Of consum lion
sutan NJ Brown wife Of A, j. Brswn, aged ~ years auc
II ROnths
Also August 27,h lea, Nora E Brown, aged 10 month
and % nAys.
ln Crafisbury q dphhtria Ma Oh 2oth Ida 4, dsugh
Ter OF Edmund Weber, ased yea and months.
DID, At st We Mach 27h, 1885. Nelson W Iiam onl,
thId Of Rev Newton and SophroniA b. Learned age
months. -
DiEp, 10 Barre, March 2slh 1865, Gerfrud. ycunges
dauthser u he te Jose b T. and Mafy n Burni'9tn.
aged9 year,, monihs and 2G days
DIP, In Barr, March lith, 1885, q dphtheria, Abby
D Rice, in the II ID gear Of her age.
DIo, At 20 NJ Of Rocks Va, in the Is Corps n os
pital, Dec. AL 1854, Hamsen W. Benion fon of WIN
and Han nah Benson, Of koyalon, aged u years
Did, In koysl.on March 30.h, N s. Emilia Benson
eonso OF he late Lyman Benson, aged IS years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
nayid Poor,s Esiate. .

sTATEOF yERMONr, I In Probate Court, held at
AsaIsarox DisrRcr, Montpelier IN mid District,
ON the 18th day Of April, A. ID. 1855. ~ lA1l ~
a. AMuEI. ANDREWS txe,aior u Inc last W ard tee
inmsut ,t David Poorlae u Woreeslef, Ia said district
his Administration seecant fof eaami-
nation aud allowance, aud appnaen ief sseIee
Of dsrtbaton aud paiition OF the estate Of said de-
Whcfenpon tits ordered by said Court that said &c
nj andsad be reisrea 70 t's,on y sa
10 h, he Al the Probate Office w said hontpsier,
The 10Th DAY ofMay, AID 1865 Tot hearing and dee-
on thereoni - .., 49, -
by publication 1.-THE sane
sueerssiyey in The Green Mountain Free
man. phblshed al Montpelier, previous 10
.Id ae opointed fof heRring ths, thef map appear
A. MD time and place, and shuw cause itan{ ihsy
"a hy aid ade on nj should not be allowed and
such decree made. byihs tantha,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
DR.. CHAS. OLA K

would announce 10 the public that he has sold his stan.
aud practice To SuASES PUTNAM, a. b, Of Greensbors
Vt, aud would cordially recommend him TO his frend
and the public as = man AMI physician worthy Of the
confidence aud patronage.
Dr. Putnam has Tor twenty three years been prAst
ing physician ard stands among the hrsl In his prof,
sion he is now IN town ready To attend 10 profession
business
Dr. clark Will continue to prescribe al his on e, an,
visit patients n consultation only. YlGA3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
Notice 10 Tcnchers.

NO ICi is hereby given o all rson, who ara pte
~ ing Apply Tor situah teachers in the CO m.
moo schools OF the town Il MiddltstN County OF Wash
ngon, that the xlm nation fuf teachers equir,d by
law thin sai tow n, win be he'd in the school llous,
a. centre n said iowa on the 6tR day Of May At
O'Clock, Z. NJ. All persons dos n ng TO teach 10 the
Common ch1os q said own desired TO be presen,
promptly at the time and place AZORES dd.
Al ctis rs are respee fully invited to attend,
/. McELR0Y, Town sup't
Middle ex, Arfll TO- 1865
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To Road USliiders 7

II NE unders gned will sell NJ auction 10 the lowest bddcr
j oil the ground. Wednesday, Nay D., 1856, at 10
oesek A. NJ the making aud alerat ON Of that pires Of
Tue read ir,m htureiief 10 kast Montpelier lying in
Berlin - ed by Court Com mitite "Details IN spec.
ineaons 81 the work to done may ow b. seen at IN
flee Of the Town Clerk of Berlin, and will be in our
hands Tor inspection on the day sale The wo will be
sold whole or In subdivsoa, to suit psttr.-we re
eng The rsh. to acc pit reject bids In whe or part
Al our discretion.
y, D B0swoRrH,) selectmsn
Il. II. STEWART ! Of
SAMUEL JONES Berlin
Berlin. April is 1865 ,s.0
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
County Commissioner.
wisuissros CsusIr otssE'.

Montpelier, April II, 1895.
The votes given by thu Frermtn of the County "
layton, 10 heir respective ttwn meeting in March last
for County Commissioner having been duty returned In
this office, and this DAY canyAsssd By me- II Appsars nv
,aid canvass that Neion A. Chite, 81 Calais in said
County has received plurality ofsuid votest
Therefore, In pursuance Of the statute IN such case
made and provided, do by these presents m Ike proc.
lamaton that the said Nelson A chase Is duty elected
Ctuniy Commissioner for the County Of Warrington for
the year ensuitg LUTHER NEwc0h6,
County Clerk.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
FARM EslR SALE.

rpHE CHESTER NyE farm, 20 called situs,ed ID Der.
Ito, the es,ery side the head Of Berlin Fond
Ave miles from Montpelier Village Said farm contains
about Aor Of excellent land Is we'll watefed has one
Of the best orchards In town. with lair buildings and
for peasastne. Of location IL rarely equaled. con-
siderable portion Of The purchase money can remain on
mortgage, Fsrterms apply st hentpsier s
IHl Iat i1a NV. HEAros.
March 1, 1855, - riot s..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18

WHskERs. !-Th lse wish ing ane set Of whiskers
nice monstache, or beau tifi lie ad o. glossy hair Will
please read the card Of TIL 0s. CHAPMAN in another
part Of this uaper Fl0M9isM3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
Marrie0

In Berlin, Narch 20h, by Rev. Joseph House Mr.. A.
II. Remington, Of sheldon, and Miss Abbe Williams, Of
Mortified
10 llism town, Feb ID, by Rev. Field, Mr.. Lewis
Hoyey Of Hartford, VI, and Miss Matilda 2. Hi1on,
Of Bfookaeld.
Also, in WilamStown, March 7th by Rev. D. cid
Mr. keub - Hayward, Of Central City Colorado Ter
ritory and Miss sophronis V. House, Of Berlin.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
Farm, for Sale.

'JHg farm known as the Hcwes Farm In MddleseI, be-
longing tn the estate Of the late Co Thos Reed, ait
uatsd one nile aud half from Montpelier Village, con-
ssnF Of one hundred aud thirty acres Of land, about
sonaly divided between pasture meadow and wood land,
farm we'll vailed aad buldinss good Possession given
Immediately The sock aud teos toid with the farm
desired, GtO VHAs' a. ktspt ADMITS
Nontne Her March 10. 1868. HNNtn hHa
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miscellaneous.
Great Gift Distribution.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
Watches, Chains, Diamond Rings, &c
urnDrrt. nxrx. .-.., ~..., So,

All to be sold for ors Dollar each, without regard
TO value
Not 10 be paid for unit you know what you are to
receive.
During the month ending Feb %. 1866 T & II
Gsughan Co. have had the honor OF distributing
among their patrons, One Hundred nd e,een Gold
aud silver Watches at the price OF one DOLLAR each
We sutJJin few OF the many favorable Opinions Of
the fTess 20
This Is one Of the largest frms in the City OF New
YORK and are dong very extentiye business, and
have On hand the largest stock that be found IN
that Chy.n-Ocesna Timts Pent Water, Mich Oct
Il, 1904 Their stock Is large, and buyers may rely
upon hndng articles purchased from them just repre-
seDted heir long continuance IN business enables
them 10 ohef greater inducements than any other ho1ke
IN the Cty Loyal American, Anderson, Ind. Oct .
70, 1854 " Their watches are admitted by eompetenf
judges and those who have used them to be he best in
use They are all they are advertised TO be n-Inde-
pendent Warren ILL., Oct %, 1854 - They are large
dealers, and their stock s manufactured in the beet
style and otpsre materials n-feiegfaph SauEsrties.
N y % Oct a. 1894 All goods furnished.ars what
they are Represented to be lime NAtervle N. I ,
Oct. 20, 1874 Worthy OF confidence, - Wyoming
Democrat, arsaw, n. Oct Is 1854 Honorable
and fair dealing men '-Cumherland Valley Joutna
fredericksburg Pa. Oct. %, 1864
splendid ist OF articles ali 70 be old ct 81 each
20 stnis' Gold llunung case Wathes ESQ to $50
20 sdies' Gold and Enameed Gaze
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
A HARE GRANGE
nd FOR A DESIRABLE LOT OBJ ae'r
, II AT. r TATE CuEA =

.REAL E s TAT e CHEAP
Not having time 10 attend 10 nysel Wish 70 sell the
place known the Deacon Wells piace) cne mile south
east from the north villa Ia BTookhsd. 1t consists
large Two aud three story shop and sav,mill,
heavy dam Oh the best water powers In town
three dwelling houses, with barns and outbaldnss, and
come Thirty We acres Of land, all andsr CULTIVATION IL
10 10 begntial valley, we'll projected from the Wind.
II not sold within few weeks wish TO rent the above,
the lard ssd house aud barn separately desired,
to be carried on the CON ng season, Pan iaaa
Inquire Of Hon. q NJ uphsn, john Lamson, Esq,
Brook Aeld VIM Chamberlain Northhed, or efthe aub
senber AT tn Free man onioe, Montpelier. hAG
Fl3f .t... i AMI ,-.Ii II. NJ. WkLLS,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18

The terrible intelligence Of the assassination
Of President Lincoln was received in Montpelier
little after eight o'clock Saturday morning,
and o3casioned the most sudden and inexp7essl-
bic grief and the most intense and burning IN
dignation at the authors of the awful calamity
Every countenauce spoke the pain OF sorrow
TOO heavy for utteranco. Strong men greeted
each other with tears and with silently clasped
hands Flags we're shown at hali-mast, and
bound with the dark symbol OF mourning. Places
OF business were closed, and on their doors and
at the windows hung the sad drapery Of woe
Private residences everywhere displayed the
badges of grief. The bells from twelve O'Clock
until one tlvly and heavily and painfully
struck tho funeral knell The sorrow was deep
and universal.
Ga the sabbath appropriate strvices were hello
in all the churches Mr. Lords church and the
Methodist Chapel wore heavily and tastefuly
draped in black. Mr.. Lord preached an impress
slse aud eloquent discourse on the religious
teachings Of the sudden and awful stroke Of
providence, but entered into no estimate OF the
public or private character and services of the
President Mr.. Cooper, at the Methodist
Church, and Mr. Badger, Of Cambrldgeport
Mass, at the Unitarian service, also diseoursec
on the solemn event, and eulogized Pfesiden
Lincoln as the libera,or Of q race. Mr.. Shelton
at the Episcopal Church, read brief and ap
propriate discourse on the teachings Of the grea
cslamty.
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beyond the Of human aid have been restored 10 their
friends and usefulness to sound health and the erjoy
ments Of le by this alLpowerf1 snidote TO diseases ~
the lungs aud throat Here cold had settled on the
lungs The dry hacking cough, the CLASSY eye and the
pale, thin features q him who was lately usy and strong
whisper to all but him CoSsusptioN He tries every
hinr but the disease Is gnawing al his uas snd shows
Us hAl symptoms more aud more over all his frame
lie hhsng the CHtBsf rRcroEAL tov It ha, stopped
his cough and made his breathing easy his sleep sound
~ night his sppette returns, and With Il bis strength
The dart which pierced his side Is hfokea. Scarcely any
nsehborhoed eau be found which has not living
trophy like this 10 shadow forth the virtues Which have
won Ter the CnrRHr Proroa,i an Improbable fenown
hut s usefulness does not end here. Nay, II accom-
plshes more BY prevention than cure. The eoaltlsa
colds and coughs which II the iced which would
have rpened Into dreadful harvest ~ ineurabe disease
Influenza, Group, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Plsursy,
whooping Cough, and all irrliaions Of the throat and
lungs are easily cured by the cHEnAr PKoroRlL taken
Ia season. Every family should have II by thin, and
they N ond y az Invaluable protection from the nsd
provef which carries on the patent sheep from many
a aosk, the darling lamb from many hcme.
Prepared BY DA ]. e. AI.H, fractcai and Anaiytci ii
chqHss, Lowell Mass and sold BY ell Drugglsu svery.
whfo,
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Editor Of Messenger.
nEAR Sm;-Wi,h your permission wish 10 say to the
readers ot your paper that will send by return ma
TO al who wsh Il (ree)a Recspe, with full directions
for making and using simple Vegetable Balm that will
encoually remove in ten d ys Pimpes Bo,ohes Tau,
Freekes, aud all imp riues Of the Skin. leaving the
same soft, clear smooth and beautiful,
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Bae Faces simple directions and informa ton that will
enable them to start Afull growth OF Laxuhtut Heir
Whi.keis, or houstaehe, 10 ltss than thirty days
All application, answered by return mail wilhou,
charge Respectfully yours
rH0S v TlAPMAN, Chemist s3i Broadway Y
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LATEST = Monday, 3 o'clock. P. N.

As We 90 to press we get the news that Mo
bile has been captured by the Union forces, an
5000 prisoners have been taken along with it,
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BOSTON MARKET, April Is.

Four-western, &T5Oto7,75.
Pork,-Prme, $24, 90 to % 100 Mesa, ESQ to 1000
Beef $500 to 22,oo Lard, stolS Hams, ~ to lsi.
Hogs dressed II IS.
Butter 20 to 80 Cheese, l6 o23 Eggs % to 30 20
tatoes 800 70 20 Dried Apple 10 to Is.
Beams $500 to $3.50 Peas t2,2o to 900
Herds gr4" seed f6,tOto ts,50 Glover 30toS
Starch TOTO IL TalloW, lti 10
WOOL Full Blood Merino % toes Three -fourths blood
s5 TO - Halfbood % to 90 ooGmon 10 to W.
Corn l,l6tol,.O 0As 10 81. Rye l25 to 900
Hone IS TO q
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HAIR REGENERATOR
Che Al0rkelS.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET, April IL.

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, April IL.
AZ Market S6j Cattle about - BeeVesAnd - stoes
consisting Of working orep, Mich Cows sndOne Two
aad three years old
Pross-Market Beei-EHtra sl4,to TO $3.50 Erft
quality $3.50 1850 I'd sliOo Cd sl2 1890
Working Oxen $50 to 800.
cowssnd Calves -s35to42
YearlingstOO0o to 00,OO two years old, tS5o0to 40
10 three years old, 1880 to 5000.
Sheep and Lambs-oOoO at market prices In lots e36
to $50 each extra, tS,O0 to tl3,00
Spring Lambs--2,b 30 to $50.
Veal Osves- 1890 to 400 Calfsklns-lT to zoe pri
Hdes--sto 90 prlb TalloW-s to II oprlb.
Pel,s $500 to 81 90 each. Lambs t2o0
MONTPELIER MA RIA T, April IA.
PEoytsioss.-Butter, 20 TO 30 Cheese 2oto25 Lard
2oto 25 Tsuow, II. DriedApple, 5to2O. Eggs 20 eert'
Potatoes 5Oto76. Beans $4,000 200. West India So
CARS, 1btolS Refined Sugars, IS to 90. Peas, 800
10 80.
onons-iO,Oo to 900. Appts-tOOO to 800 per Dbl.
PLorR-EItra, s1O6O to 1850. Dozbe Extra $3.50 to
/ 400. super-Eatrs l2,OOto 1850
GRns AID HlY.-oorn, 80. Oats, IS. Herdsgravs
Feed t55oto 900 per bushe Clover IS to 80 per pound
Hay, Sl3 to IS per ton. Rye, 81 IS.
MsoHLLAsEors--Dry and greenland wood {, Ooto 800
Shingles 1900 to 600 Wooi-oommon 90 to 90. Bari
4, 10 to cooper cord Nails, 1000
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Ayers Cherry PectOraI.

THROUGH 3 trial OF msny years
| and through every nation o. civ :
ilizsd men, ArrR's CnnRRI Pscro-
RAJ has heen found TO afford more
relief and TO cue mere cases Of pui.
monafy disease than any other rem
edy known TO mankind. Cases Of
apparently settled Consump ion
have been cured by Il, and thou
.aaaAs ~ suff4ra.a wha ..... d.. A
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-18
Save Your Furs, Cloths, Carpets, &c.
E1lILI;Jl;Lyl1'l!ll
FOR MOTHS.

Moths while In the chrysalis state are much more
nomicaly destroyed than month later when each has
|sprung em the germ become winged and has generated
FAR and tbs foundation Of colony OF their dss,ruc
tive gems Give this moments consIderatisn, for IL
Twill pay you well.
scenthc research and thoroug pertinent In Natural
History runplng through three year, deaonstra 10 that
Cedar Clmphor s an entirely eicent and the only known
agent that will surely protect property from Tbs Avages
|of all the 1neans Special Allegation hls bsea given to
1.-THE Tinea Vestianea, Cloth Moth The fnea rapet-
celia or Carpet Moth; the Tines PelionslIa, or Fur
Moth the Tinea Crinella Hair Moth and tbs Ana
|eampss SaTciella, or Pack Moth. .td-tT
Cedar Camphor though perhaps cheap any time ~ CEN
pared with Canphor, Is economy ecoaomi zed
used early One package this week while the Insect 10
emerging from the cocoon OF more benefit TO you than
ten after the little destroyer has taken to itself win
land distributed by Its spawn, uncountabe gnawing de-
struction throughout your house. e..f 5000 Ia
One package NOW stops a. much mischief as doI
packages " II two months hence Jii Eia
Cedar Camphor Is Cheap Fragrant, Durable and Re-
liable No Insect that bresthes through lis skin can bat
lie with It's densr, surely sufscaing vapors Air 30 thick
tops their respiratory organs as certainly as water oils
he lungs Of drowning beast There no escape for
hese destructive little bugs Cedar Camphor is used 40
directed upon each parcel. 4#. ~ a4l
HARRIS 4 CHAPMAN can alone make Cedar Can
phor ADD they sell royalties To be sure you are right
ooh for their mes on the goods for though they have
now probably stopped all limitations cOunerets close
% appearance have been made. ..,. = all
Cedi Camphor ID harmless o all but Insects,
HARRIS &CHAPMAN, Msnufactursr-
..af arl 1870 IrrmOnt Street, Bosisn.
9cr Sold by all respectable Drusgiss Moths make
much mischief strike At the Chrysalid.
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