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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04

eqaabIe degree Of humidity, On sloping sur
hoes they bind together the soil, and resist the
deuudalions Of torrents
All these conditions and results are changed
when the forest is removed The sweeping blast
Of winter strikes the earth with tie fury Of an
! invisible demon drives off the natural covering
Of the sol, and exposes the roots and stems OF
vegetables to an u1Wonted and often lasuh5fable
trial. The circumstance Of spring time are
changed The soils feel very slight duo ion Of
emporaturf-ireezng by night and tha"Ing by
day-lnstead OF reposing ln peaceful shelter under
il, coat Of snow TILL The urchlngng season is abe
10 guaranty vegetatve degree OF warmth. And
Ten, when sum ner Gomez, the burning sun rap
idly drinks up the moisture Of The soil, and the
Whole air becomes iorrid and dry. Instead Of Il
regular humidity and gentle rains, the agency Of
man he's substituted Alternating thirst and foods.
And, On hehilI slopes whore The natural Ugatures
Of lte soil have been removed, sudden torrents
wash il away, and score the earth with ugly gorges
and riunes,
A most striking example # The effects Of clear
ing the aud iucoherenl soil, is seen in the rear
oi Nict sburg, where recurring torrents have
gnaWed the hhsldes into most unsghtly shapes !
ana Whole plantations have been borne into the
B Z B ok ard the Mississippi to hld lheir way
TO he Blllz-.
Similar in hind are the eff cts on our graveI'y
hllI.des. IL is not cropping that deteriorates
their soils, so much as the action Of torrents IN
porn, the auval particles to lower levels
Such results should be foreseen and
provided against. 1t should at east be required
hat all abandoned soils sutj ct to wash should be-
plant vi h trees, which will eventual, restore
we surface 10 It's primitive condition, and compen
safe, to some extent for the fearful destruction Of
the primitive forest. If tn matter is overlooked
We SHAH reach the condition # some OF the older
countries Of Earope-f.ld' washed away, Villages
destroyed population on he wane, and authorities
anxious about the diminishing revenue.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04

Among recent discoveries snd Inventors from
abroad, is one which proposes cheap and # c.
i've substitute for guopowderj ghcerine beng
prominently used as an Ingredient IN It's mlnuiac-
lure.
Gycerine, the article which is wrested to hi.
strange use, is OF itself one # the most harmless.
ard u'eul Of substances. 1t is transparent
,wreDi,b, odoress slrupi the base, or essential
principle Of all animal fats Il has been but a
hort ume kuoSu, but is already applied to many
uses much more ben, 6cent aud important than
hat of supplantug guopoWder As vehicle llI
he admiui tralion OF di,agtceabe medicines, It i
IA equilled. The most udlous drugs ~, IN to lost
,htn Taste when dissolved in gJcrrlne. With
ether aud nnpha 1t possesses the property Of dh
solving gu'pprroha. Among the newest ~ Pile,
lions OF gb cerlne. is that OF it, employ meui il
ctruiu brauchts Of phi Biography. has indeed
gained d reputation tor itstli as an Ingredient il
cosmetic, aud perfumes Il is made chi, ifs from
The mother lqiHr # 'oap ctoli-s und " .ent'
good illustration Of The valuable uses whiet
'cltrce may derive from substances ordinaul,
] wasted.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
The stammenng Wife.


Whsp deeply In 10 e with Miss Emily Pyne,
vowed, Il the maiden wosld onl, be nine,
wou always end avorto please h'r,--
She blu he'd Der consent, tho the ttutltnng lass,
Said never VOID except Yonre On ass--
An ss,-In ass iduous tetI,rl"
Put when We we're mar d ! found to my ruth,
Tie Tsnmsring lady had spoken the tu,h,
For often, IN obvious dndgeon,
ehe'd 'Ay ~ ven .ured to give her Jog
In tie way OF eproof-You'feA dog-you'rs dog
Adog--dog matte elrmudgeon I"
And once. when said " We can hardly snord
Tn" eItrAvsgsnt stvls, with our ,dersle oard,"
And hnttd We ,ught 10 De wistr,
she looked, assure you, * eedingy blue,
And fretfally cried you're Jev,-you're Jew
very IudoiouA Advner
Again Sbsn II happened thai, wishing to shirk
s.ne dhsr unpleasant and siduous work,
bsEsd her TO 20 to a nei, hbor,
fbs saotsd TO know Why made such nus,
And saucily sail. - You're cus--eus-eus-
You were Always q eustomed to l4borl"
Out Of temper, At last, with the iasoient dane,
Andtei Ing that madame wa greatly to blanc
To Eold me instead Of caressing.
lnimietsd her speech liE a churl asian
And sngriiy said, You're dam-dam-dam-
damage inseAd Of a blessing! +"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04

BEm II you desire to handle bees when they
are cross, wliob is the ca ut some seasons more
than at others, and generally rather 10 stranger
than these familiar to them, you may generally
coax them to be quiet by feeding them some
W et substance, FOE instance molasscs or honey
iluted witt water. sprinkle this upon the
bees or the boards and you will find their ca.
gerness TO eat will overcome their baligerent
disposition. We believe bees are not alone 10
,his propensity We have historical remlnis
cence Of a great battle won BY Sheridan over an
army Of rebels who had broken into hl4 camp
nd there stopped to gorge them elves upon the
wcets Of the c0mmissarat, until Ike well I'D
bees, not well-brod soldiers, they were driven
IRON the hives, aad some OF them peiished jiat
as bees do by the smell Of sulphur
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
l1octrp.
Consider the Lilies, Bow they Grow

Consider the Lilies, Bow they Grow.
The lilies fair are found
On sh doWy ount
The shady hannts Of sunny cline,
Aad breathe tbs ba IN OF sum uer me
Refreshed By rorriug dew, and .yeiled from noonide
glow,
They the soest light and r and this how they
grow.
rpdrswn from verdant sod
BY look from God,
These holy, happy iwen pervads
The sIopins lawn The fores glade
And cha N by Isphyr's wing and lullsd BY 'reameri
Nv,
They aly mass they brightly dream and this Is how
they uoW
They bloom In sheltered nook
By curling brook
Ani earth how ARMY, fondy loves
These treasures uf her streams snd groves
The dark mould shes hsr petas white ike snow,
With heaven apporoned nurment ADD this is bow they
grow
have considered them
The axle stem
The blossoms pending airily
Bsnesth ttsir lesfy canopy
Their witch ns fra GRANGE sp,I.ss hue, and thus feel
and know
That God impAru their loVsllnsss and n' il how they
gov
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04

INFLUENCE - FoRlss oS CLlNArkAVU SOIL.
-Fnm al sDls ,odrrss b, Prut. A " idchrli, oh
he 5 I'll. aud ) bsolls / Mchigau.' wetx rsot
the iol.Osiug, ~hleh ough, 10 be trsd b, ,s.n
isim,r, aid, il n,erssaf, 10 keep lI 10 m,muiy
irsmeu AID hung ny IN he house. It, uuth
sppy not only TO bat state, nut at beyond O.,
AID ale oi great importance.
The esrhss, abo mo.t ltryadi gagercy txeried
by nan 10 The modification Of lhr soils ct the
P.nlnsul, Is the desiiIcliou of forests Forests
are ID. PAIN, n's OF the sod. ln,y prouol It
squ-lly irom xoessSe cid aud tom excessive
beet. 1h,y shelter the .uous hon he auntug
po~er OF Tie aud, sno ae thus enabled 81 await
TIE lspe VI The flsufuu, ~ibisr, SHh heir let
mapped 10 avee, Ul,bkst. Every su,umn they
IL, o.ek 10 the sOi silh oter,si all lhsl The sDl
has ,ap,ud,d upon lh' N. They teud ui tue
burning rays oi The sumner suu, aud fsslf'in n,
sr,of VI the atmosphere. The, shield the .oil
rom he ,vspors.isv IlBasIcss, ahd nisin's'n IN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04

REMEDY rjR KIcklNG Cows -Covs seldom
kick Without some lold reason Tor IT, I us
a'e someuurs chuIp.d or the uddcr tendrr,
harsh handling hdrs them, and they kick.
Sometimes long snd sharp hoger ualls cut thor
"ats, pud sometimes The mlser pulls the long
hairs GA the udder, while milking. Shear n
the loug hans, cut lung tloger nails close, bath,
,happcd toa,s with warm water aud grease hem
"en with hard, and always treat u COW gently.
She viii never KICK uuless something hurts her
OF 'hv iears a nc puOu Ui lUrmer hurts When
gently hA hltd COWS like to be mlked. Wheu
treated otherwise they VIII kick aud hod sp
their mix. lsls qlite as consistent TO whip II
slcs cht,d 70 stop iss crying, as tc whip or Kick
a cuS, 10 prevent Ler kIoking while being
mllk,o .- G,nt0e Former
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04

How TO PRESERVE lcg.-Dr Schwarg has
communicated The following simple method Of
preserving small qutn'ilies Of ice which he has
pracced wih success Put the ice in deep
dish OF jig, cover i with plate, and place the
vessel on pillow stuH-d with feathers, and cover
The top win another pillow carefully, by this
means excluding the external air. Feathers are
we'll known bad condue ors Of heat, and in conse-
querce, the ice Is preserved from melting. Dr.
och"az states that be has thus preserved SIX
pounds Of ce br eightdays. The plan is simple,
aud within the reach OF every household.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04

On NGt WATtR leE Take as many oranges
a. viii b ntctsap, cat hem 10 h,l press he
J ics lr' IN Them TAKE The pulp o,rsluuy iron ihe
uud, auu put ttn bow, pour , little bollil Y
wutr 600 q, sir o. we'll AID strain it through "a
stew mix loi' ~tb he orange iuc-, aud SIR Ia
mueu sugar Is slll m kea zen synp lltbe
uia r. at hic, run sDm at the sugaI un the pee
10 ,Nuact tht tssthce. FfuEi d Ike ice cteam
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04


M HEkEAS, The Vermont Bank, backing oOrpofatol
W duly hcor pOrated ~ the Lel is aure " the sta o.
Vernon located and doing business al Montpelier, III,
'onny u Washington, have made application to me r..
que'tng M 20 Is ne ApuolsmAt"n eesig atuR some day
Tor The rmtuati0n VI the tIsenee OF said corporation
wher AS, has been made to appear 10 me that two
thirds o. the leg votes OF the sOekh lders Of said crrpo
ration we're gwen IN favor Of "a application. Nov
thtr fore, John GresOy Smith Governor Of the State o
Vermont. 10 conformity th said applicant and The
provisions Of fectous eighty six and eighty Of chap
er eighty nine Of the General statutes Of Vermont d.
hereby Issue III proclaim ton, and declare that the
htrenb day ~ SEPTEMBER. A. d. l'6 the said corpora
ton - h. Vermont Bank shall to fuy and
gith the same effect as ITS ch ttr eKpei by III limit
ton therein. OF hish- creditors = sid Vermont Bank
and al her oerned wl take notice and govern Them
selves accordingly
IN witness VII. reof have hereunto signed my
name and cause The sea Of the state 10 I've here.
unto Affixed At 81. Adams N hrstdsy Of March,
rs. 10 the yelr Of Lord thousand light hun.
drrd and six y-hve, aud Of the lud, pendenee Of
tbs United states he eiRhiy-un'h.
j. GRhGOKY SMITH.
BY the Governor,
sAnUEL wIIlAEs, see'y q Civlyili'ary Affairs
g&hmar25sep15
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04

Hoo PMS would say to Ill person, intend
INK 10 buuda hog-peu not to build a kriuaiy
OYER or aoJ lung o., as have known two casts
whore graiu stored in such places has become 20
appropriated by the M ivum of the hogs AS to be
uDh 10, humM lood. aud doubt thr ptopr.i,
OF making toAs eat grain 50 sat mated win III
steam efi,i' from lh,ir vel aud Wetm splrt
meG,, ana doubt f pork thus hsteued eau be
D. 10 rtt, IN such damp aud TX rooms, shyr
'ue sun aud vi dis has ~ purifying Influence. A
hinl my bv 1t ilutht.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04

The Government has dispatched FIVE hundred
men. wnh iutfetthmsnt tools aud c, Nj ;, TO the
biliis bed oi The Wilderness, lof The tu'pese Of
d. Gently iuietttg tie i,msibs o oil soldiers *.
po,ed 10 view, OF which there are laf.e Lumbar
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04

LIMoS WATER lex Rub on sugar the clean
rnas Il l,myu,, ,qlr,1s The juice OF twelve
tmou-, slbin then, b u The sugar into a strong
hick sy'up aud To toe c. hall pint d water,
or Zoo barley water, sStet. Il Win your syrup,
add ne wnlls OF al TX sud ! ly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
Alr0itinrs.

xH1n vi I be lorleitei by Dr. Il. Dlxif flilnktt
pCO 1cure "a ltD ans tan IuY 0.nsf p1YuJan,
nore Gu euA'y an p;fns1itly, Win less STRAIN
rom 0olupau0a or tear OF expJs1rs ~ All wg4.hsr
wan sale ana pleasant mediGInls.
sLLF.ABusL AND SOLITARY HABITS
Their effect ana consequences
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
lncidentto Married and single Laoies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS
dercuua Affections ErupuCDsaud all Diseases OF tho
okin Ulcers OF the Nose, throat and Body PimpIs
on the lace dwellings OF the Joints Neryo u (,
Constitutional and other Weaknessesin Outh, and The
more advanced OF all ages, Of
Bonn oE4ks, SINGLE OR MARRIED
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
Railroads, &t.
Vermont SenIr'g and Suili-
van skalIrOads.
- t8lT rl,l5azg5fqr- csagusgSl1 ryzzEx6sg1
q ~ ~..e1 VIZ - ~ sSeff
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May 18Th, 1865
rr.in. OoIngsoutbsns En.

Trains Going south sns East.
4saVe Montpelier a9t - 1907 s,and 10 00F. ,
adlIL TEItS leaves HOUSES Pint at4 30 NJ connect
~ nF al Whte klytr Junot Oh iId Below Falls
with trains for ston Worcester, Sprnefeid and N-s
York 1rriviufatNiw York atl0l5F and with trans
an hssumpstr H. X.
BuNlrsGror Et REss THaiE Leaves Montreal ASS a
" use's u int at - An connecting at Burlington
with Cbampain steamers for safatoRa, roy. &c
DAN EIFHEss 1E.t~ -asef Montreal al So an st
Johns ut 10 o. ~ Oadensburph 3d. NJ. for Pc Ton
SC connecting at Bahia. ton with Rutland ROAD
II y, Alb and New York, ainvng in Boston via
osell at 1913 NJ.
NIsH1 ErrRE,trRMr leaves Ogdenshurh at ll.30 a.
=, Iealat 3lr.n Fouse's Point at 545 IN st.
ug al Bellows rai- wit Cheshire DAD for Do ton and
Worcester and VIII Vermont Valley X. r FOR spring
hed, &C, ana arriving In New YorI a 1919
Trains Going North ana West
L'av@ N"ntns'istat 20 an. sI5 A ~, ana 3 20 ,.
a., n14SJr.M
BAY ElrHg-s rRiir leave, Boslcu via DWELL at Oh
~ tut B4nb-en, So AHA ., Monte ! Ugde nsbur- h
and West, ativ ng At Montreal At 100 ?. NJ, Ogdens
butgl Il ~ boA~
naiL 1R.lS leaves Boston via. Lowell at 10 4, ~
via Lawrence so -, Tor Burlln ton, R0uses Point
sc. leaves Host Wa. fichhurgat 10 a. sph ghed
At q .. connecting AZ White River juno ion ~
dU tIl'ess lor Burlington, Montreal ogdehsburg and
he Vet
oes nsopIrioy TpAiv leave, Norbdsldat 74O.r.
Apd Burlington 10 ?. NJ, for Rouse Poitt
NbHr kIrEfss TtaiHtesves beows rails al 10 90 ,.
&C., receiving passengers from Vermont Valley X. ..
eaytne NeS York Al u Tor. NJ, and from Cheshire
r., leaving Bts on a 81 connecting at White
liver Junction with ttaiL eavtng Boston a $50 IN
Tor burlington, KOust's POM montreal and Ogdsns
1 rurFl, oonnecluta Mon real aud o. densturgh, with
Gnn1 Tiunk Titus lsf IN West
s,uepug cars are attacheo both the nigh erpr. o.
r1iuH running between s.. Aiblns and Boston, and
Albtus and Struggled d.
Ihrough Tickets OF Chicago andths West fofSals 81
nuWc lstaiiois
G.MERRlLL, SUI l.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04

BEErGooT SuGAR IN FBANcg-A late return
on his ~ ct shows that al The end Of March
there we're 30S manufactures in operation, which
were ~ more Than at the corresponding date Of
ID" wear; that the quantity Of sugar made wa.
l1I 7sS lon'-an increase Of 81 0J6 and that,
Including The stock in hand a, the beginning Of
lha .easoo, the total to be disposed of was lGl =
592 tons. OF this quintly there were taken tor
consumption, sent 10 bonding warehouses, dis
uIIpries, &c l2S Az tons; SO that At he end Of
March here was stock on hand Of SO 10 tons, Of
whlc1 1880 we're 10 a Fl ished the rest in an I'M
finished aye. As to the bonding wtrehouse,
they received from the beginning Of the season,
on the l,t Of DC ober, TO the end Of March, 10.
GLIDING the qu4ntity on hand, jl,l72 tons, Of
which ll6 1874 we're taken for consumption, re
fang, 6c., leaving stock Of 81 0jS tons.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04

crRsASr wArtR les Pc. through ,uyy
a ptut ui cuftaul,, ,b,u add 10 htm hour uut Cos
u powdered sugar aut one p, / Of WAFER, STRAIN
alu itt,Et u fen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
"A THING w BEAUTY nam fOGEGEA."
MARTHA WASHINGTON
HAIR RESTOR ER.

This il the First and ouy article ever brotth b. ore
TIN public that will r ore 10Th Hair and Wui,kers.
AWAY NOW WITH ALL HAIR DYES
Who would think Of using anything 80 di-agrrrabl,
a. Hair DE. II they could only ind anything that
would restore ar and whiskers their natural color
The MAkliA WASHINGTON HAIR RESrORER
will do all his, and not ooor the kn. Nomisake
Try it, and b. convinced.
lst II is not Dye. II wiz not color the skin.
3d. Il ail restore the Hair from GRAY 10 4 b ,auii-
full Black Blown AUBURN whatever mi- ht have been
its iginai color and cause II to lis former
beauty
4th twill cure all diseases and humor- Of tbe scalp
Keep the head cool aud tue hair flm falling or and
promote healthy growth
6.h. Asa Drs.ingtr ne uarn is one Of the best d.
mlrke II VIZ chmse dry harsh ana WHY HAIR o b
ueautlidl sik Ike afpeHrsnce
6 It will chinsr GRAY aud Fad Whi.krrs 60 O.
beautiful brown ana cause them 10 APPEAR more nat
ural han by any Other application.
M 4. Pease. New Bedford. Mas, sats.
The Martha Washington Hair Kestopr is the best
article ever had in my tore. lts selling more and
giving better satisfaction than auy her
Mr. 5 w, New Bedford, Mas says
he MARTHA Wellington Hair kes oror suparsede.
all the Bar Dj aud Resturers ever brought before Tho
public None equal. it,
Mr.. r. S. aray. outh Dauvers. Mas. save.
" have sold IS duzsn bottles Martha Washnqtot
HAIR hes'orer IN m section the past four months,
aud in no case has It TAI ed 10 give satsiacti3un
Mr c. c. Bixby, North Brigewater, Mass says.
81 s,ll more OF Martha .shington Hair Resorer
than all o'hers.N
A Hd' from On sea, VAST gong West says;
81 wouli give three dollars Tor one bottle rather
than 90 without or use any other
Ask N h. Lane, swauzey, H., ifhe did not restore
HIS grey hnT anu WhisksTs to their former beauty b,
using one bottle Of Martha Ws nginn ilalf Rertor,r
Ask Mr.. / BXby, South Dinyeis. Mass % she had
not been troubled with bad hum on hef head TO
t1rse years and applied miuS medicines but got no r,
lief tu IN using one bottle Of the Martha Washington
Hair Res orer her bead was cured nd ore she nad
ed the second bottle N hir had ommenctd 10 starr
out where had fallen off and In three months she had
"a " Ipu "A a. hui "a hen tUuFf
Dor sale by Wood Bixhy Co, Wholesale aud Re
tan Agents Montpelier, W. g6N2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

Our pair ~ are desired to send Uuted States IN ,ney
when Ii convtn eut Long letters are unnecessary,
L.lteTs hould be addTtssed to our Box 57Od Post
ttice, for create Fey.
orders for SEALED ENVELOPES NUT IN every
care be Accompanied by ihs Casa nth name OF ne
ron sliding and Town. CUuniy aud State p aiuly
written let els SHOULD b. addressed % the Managers
a. follow GOODWIN HUNT 4 CO..
T20mS' 80 5i)6 Post Office New ork
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04

l. n not too late t. sue ,Oroips Sack them
IN wherever lhtle lie a vacant spot.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04

@uo know litue the nature ana character OF 4 peca
olHeae-' ana LEFS at TO their cure Some exhibit forged
Olplona7 0l Institutions or CJfgeri winch never *.
Hed ~ any par oi the world others exhibit Dlplo
nat u the Dead, now obtained, Unknown not on Is
.7sumnR aud advertising names Of those Inserted i
lhe ui. +,ma+. Dut 20 urhef Their impoI ion assume
4nes q oiher most celebrated hyDoians long eiuce
.cad. Neither Dr. deceived BY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-04

ALL To ne SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR I, CHI
lO0 Cod Hunting are Watches each Il o q
| lO0 Go d Va onrs 6lm
| o L.dits " .icacs "a N
| 900 SILVER watch SIS no 10 SO
/ y 60 Neck AID Ves Chains l2OOto IhU
/ lu0 thatelaiee ana 6uard chains 5000 l6W
/ 40 Yes and OK CHAINS 4OOto l2A
/ 400 solitaire let ami Gul Brooches 1910 Sta
/ 4U,O Coral, iIYs Garnet, sc Brooches 3 Oto so
iuOtG,ld, jet Opal s.. Tar DRIP, 3GOto sW
5uUa Gems treas ~ Scarf Pins 1000 So
bsn oval ia Bracelets soOt0 sOC
700 hAsid bracelets huO 10 10 eI
300 Cantor i, Diamond Fins and Rings 26dto sOl
. 10 Gold Watch Keys 2bOto 6tu
bbn So'tatv sic We nuttons and studs atOto = 10
80 nod fhImb es 4OOtn tW
100 hhiatu,e 10 .kets sOOto 7Ul
Suvo NniAlu e uckrts Magio 4mto gm
~ Gnld luol p k Crosses, Sc 2OAto 900
80 r, anu bb Slides QtUto bu
QUO s.td Gala hiugs 9oOto bD
a. . ohn SCI hlugs 200 6p
6O0 sets Laoies w,lry-Jet and God 6uOto l. 90
buHJ Stts lsdvs JeWvlN-vau d sly et 8OOfo ID 10
eto Gold f,ns, silver Csse a. d Pencil 400 S ~
. God Pens kutny Holder aha tase 6ntto 10 10
tOl Tod fens, houuud Holder 2UOto 500
AL he goods IN the above List will b. soda ithout
rtservat On. hruNk DOt LAR RAJ H. teitifcl l. +. ~
A tue var GU srt oies ar placed in imii ,nv,loIe
sealed aud IN d. ihes. tbve,utts Wll be ant b
nal o. dei'sto At ca, ttce, with ut az 70 to eLoi
On teeeNnga Ctrtit cate, you will set what article
nphsrais, and = rtp iJntl With )ou to End one
lbl Ahd = GIVE the atdoe named or any other IN the
list OF sine yAiur,
.ny his mode We give selections from varied stock
OF a. e konr Il the De make ana latest stY AID Of
inul'he We u, q nominsl price, Will all have
chance OF 81 unng art eles ot the very mghts ,lue
ul' t'ansaet On. by mail we CHI rye IL iot watding
I eCtsih ate puing postage, ana ng the busin.p,,
70 enc ,Acl, Eve Certihosts vil be- an 10 ~
hlrfsa 70, - lhhiy Tor sb sixty five ior $40 ana
Que llund ed 10 sh
SECURE a CERTIFICATES
There - no b I'd or ftk. There are n blanks
tNfy te uheale ttpfe tnta article, A. We sci. none
OF the lower Eudes oiJwery no person canr eei,e e,
than the Va a. o their money, aud they ma, get an
atlcle wof i've, ten, or a hundred told
S.4TISt.3ETTO.N GUARANTEED.
Every penou ka,s. what they Will receive fore the
aroie Il paid o un receipt Of Cert noate on zee
VII aru,le represents, and It IT, o course at yout
tp In TO take IT, any other article in ouf LIST OF The
same value. "
W. esinies entire istisfaehon to every puichaer.
a. " lhefr 81 iuld be any ron dissatisfied wrh any
A. cite received IRON Us. IN 3, may mmeda ely taufn
u had tue am uut pa viii be refunded Dnr tri.
VIII p0fetJ sHy ua this sale gives purchasers greater
adv n ave- thsn y other ever pfop0 ed
Aekhrs We alloy those &c Inc a. eats Ten Cents
on each erlleeaie tdefsd pryrdsd thelr emit ance
Thy viii ,ol,e 70 cents " every Certificate. and
fslaning ~ cents iemli to u. 10 eeus for each.
kddios,
GEO. DEMERlT& Co,
Fhms go Broadway, New York.