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Nor proposed three cheers for General Grant which
gwen with intense vigor by the crowd Little Phil
Sheridan the dashng hero Of the late battles had also
received sundry complimentary tstnon abs to his vaof
and generahp in the shape Of rousing plaudits from
Che maltitude; and Mr.. wetmore had made short
speech appropriate to the occasion General Burnsdc,
happening to be In the nsighborhood at the Time
called on 10 say something, but beat hasty retreat
at least somebody supposed to be the general did
which amounted to the thing TO the crowd at the
time The mistake evidently grew out OF the fact that
Ftzhugh Lss had been mentioned as captured.
But, in spite OF the false news there was enough to
glory in the achievements of Sheridan Meade and
Wright and the public in their disappointment did not
che Ices appreciate this fact
The Committee ON tho Celebration or
Our Victories.
A. meeting Of the executive committee held at the
Custom House yesterday, subcommittee was appointed
70 mest the Common Council committee ON Monday
pext and Mr.. g. B. Chittenden delegated 70 confer
with Governor Fenton Albany relative TO the post
ponoment Of Thanksgiving day the Goth instant which
Is the day fixed for the celebration The General Com
mittes will met At Mr. Diapers once at one p. n.
to-day
REJOlciNCS OVER THE VICTORY.
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Middletown.
MpDnrows, Conn, April 7, 1855.
Tho Douglas battery OF this city fred hundred
guns to-day the Of the of General
Lee.
POughkeepsie.
PouinRggpsIE April Z, 1885.
Great excitement prevails here Tho whole populace
arc celebrating the surrender Of Lees army Bells
ringing, cannons firing and bonnres burning.
Newark.
NEWARK, N. j., April 7, 1865.
Tho news Of the great victory Lee occasoned
sprecedented rejoicing here Salutes fred i'm
promptu meetings held, and the greatest enthusiasm
manifested by tho whole community. general cole
bration Of the late Is talked Of
Sam Francisco.
SAN Francesca April 4, 1895.
The fall Of Richmond great rejoicing through
,out the State Greenbacks have gone up 65 and
trising. Won g0
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ana CsrtAin hatensn, - vu,- -.
Raymona's.
GREAT \ f :, 1 siSSs'. $ss.Hou.
Believing frcn the present nvorsSl. aspect Of
1''.' TIE fn DAY ts-' Q. HroH PRICES rs rAss.
y '.'' ''i E1icss e ~' 81 III s TINES.
'.a '- NAKED DOWN rHs PRICES
o. our 'nmi LOWEST i:si! f e FIGURE
SPRING ovERS Ssist.. SE s,,Tl DRESS surss'
sors ss44ps d0SsP1 Sp. ssS asa. S9GPs OF
than " '; S cTsS TS n III; q 'A'
viii b found 1nP sfEfTasS' crHIScrHrxo
Of " descriptions s e 4''s 5s n TAI Z order
and that price distinctly marked on each sriinl.
corner Of ra, sSS. :ss k S:' S:I:s s
Riehmsnss v.1 1sts .sn Goid'sere'
a !. !, ,.ru
ITO" ''' ""'''' '' ADAMS ExrKEss COMPANY.
CA Broadway. and Twenty seventh sifs..
The Original Howe Sewing Machines
with all sppurenances be had At the lowe hachin4
s s.,s IN ss% g Which Due sese W"
nesponslbie agents wanted Address ELiAs ho"h' 'r'
ThOrmc'a ArutCa anu OnhOroIOr" LINZ
tneut cures Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Toohache sprsinA
Bruises &C. Depot in Chambers st. Sold by all druggist"
The spring Mat.-visit KNOBS. NO. az
broadway corner OF Fulton street. where you wiz nnd ~
elegant Spring style OF Gentlemens Hats hes,aons~ ~
conrse know that KNOWS Hats marves Of pcsuy III
ercellcnoea piece OF information that strangers 's""s
city should acquire without delay
The Mothers Rcmcdy-For all D ,Nsfnw3
with which children afflicted Is NJ air ru,e1
SOOTHING SYRUP IL relieves ne .n1 "o nd dfns I'D
wind collie regulates he stomach ami pow ~. ehld ard
process Of tecthngh gives rest ana ne~i'" '' -
carries II safely through the critical pe''0u
The Great German ucfmnss. WH
posi,iyov cure oaterrh caarrh cnarfh 49,
Affections coughs colds hoarsehess aikyws "a w.vwpS
s,aocs ~ corsunption, For sale hy nfh1As nnnMcs
CO. drnaelsta Park row ufstsn s,..rrp
., INA t,so,dvay Price a. per bottle WbEks fVItht
ar"ygiss 10 Washineio strce Boston, mass whoies
agents. ----------------
r, y~,.,.I Che m ber--Am Essay OF
v,nas and nsruclon for Young Men. Published by w
free OF charge In sealed en-
Address DR. J. skiln Houghton, Howard Assoc~~
uon, Philadelphia Ia " 81
we would Call Alteration 60 the s",s
Of Mansion House apd Grounds under a"nlon nou'' =
JAMES 81 MILLER n
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Flags, Fiaxs, Fia@gs--At Etpsrr - csa~
HAMS, ufactarers, 81 DuaLs stIsst. larna1 ggs..
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The Mothers Ncmcdy-Foi ~, ,,ItNsT nw,1
with which children are afflicted IL Mrs .', =
SOOTHING SYRUP IL relieves the ch1 fon MINIS M
wind collie regulates he stomach and Inc ehd ard
process of tecihinR II gives rest ana he~i" W Wv -
carries II safely through tie critical pet'ou'
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broadway corner OF Fulton street. where you VIII nnd ~
elegant Spring style Of Gentlemen's Hats Keridcnt ~
conrse Know that KNOWS Hats marels OF beauty ~
ercccnoea piece OF information that strangers F""s W
city should acquire without delay.
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The spring Hat.-visit Knox's. No. ai2

Thornc's Arnica and Ch1oroform Lini<
tneut cures Neuralgia Rheumatism, Toohache sprainA
Bruises &c. Depot ln Chambers st. Sold by all druggists
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The Original Howe Sewing MachfnesS
with all be had al the HOWE hachin4
Companys Factory Bridgeport, Conn, until NAY Aftee
In New York OF which due netcn VIII ne pssns
Responsible agents wanted. Address ELIAS HOWE. Jrs
President
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Clothing rrSaced I'm Prics:-sprfn4
Oyer gne Es Ri 81 1-b'e Sacks 30 20 I'D sorne
ais; FGuls aud gssts cfsHEE ti& - ia william o.
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VIZ. n. 0Rsco, NJ D. . .-l -
the many Of the good qualities Of CONSTITUTION
WATER beeve SIR That IL the great penaoea FOR di0
OF the kidneys have been sfced with innammauoS
Of the Kidneys and irritation Of the bAdeer Tor nns
mate and water Have with the best physians -
Consultation wN.ee have now nearly u.s1 tive eoss's
cheerfuiy rsscins6d Il 70 suffering from IKE daosV
Very truly yours, NV. FLINT, No g. Marks psss~
Depot HCnn street.
Old Eyes T.N New 7wy
without spectaclsa doctor OF medicinal Psmphst @sl
free on receipt Of Address Dr. y. fOOfH In
Broadway, New York.
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Gouraud's italian Mediceted Seq
tan pimplee freckss eruptons nssA worms ~.
- Broadway. and druggists
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Prices Reducsd-On window Shades
o. L. ~. p. kelly. 80 Broadway.
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New York, January IS, 1895

Marsh's Truss Once, 221 Broadway
under Barnum's Museum; Shoulder Braces, SUI xlnse
Stockings and Abdominal Belts, &c.
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Highest Premium Leek stitch Sowing
Nsohines. WHEELER WILSON, - Broadway 81
Wheeler Wilson's Button Hole Machine
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Sam Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 4, 1895.
The fall Of Richmond causes great rejoicing through
,out the State Greenbacks have gone up 6 and
trising Won
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Hufsland,s Cough Care -Prc1Rtly
relieves coughs arising from colds b. Depo
lAl Chambers street sold By al druggists.
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The Committee ON tho Celebration OF
Our Victories.
REJoIciNcs OVER THE VICTORY.

MiddletOwn.
MIDDIATowS, Conn.,, April 7, 1865.
Tho Douglas battery Of this city fred one hundred
guns to-day the Of the surrender of General
Lee.
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Immense Prices Paid for Old Do0kss
10000 Book Stereoscopic Pictures hand, cheap.
LE0dAT BROrHERs. rs Nassau ssrSeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-08

Two noted guerillas, John Hedges and Enoch Downs,
werc executed here to-day by military order.
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POughkeepste.
rouGnREgpsrE, April T. 1885.
Great excitement prevails here Tho whole populace
arc celebrating the surrender of Lees army Bells
ringing, cannOns firing and bonnres burning
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Dfalts

IN Berlin Jan 10, Hattie label .ged years 2
months and 10 days; als1 Mach II, Kat, ag.d 6
months and 10 days, ohhdsen Of ID. W and Harriet II.
Hancock
Side by aide they're sweetly sleeping,
Little Lived ones early bl-st
Free from aud pAin and sorrow,
oh rejoice, they are al rest
One whose umid little footias,
Nov We listen for in ysia
And whose voice like bird notes ringing,
Never vil be heard again.
Her blue eyes like angels bsaming
Nevef more will own
Oh her absence makes most dreAry
Our once cheerful happy home.
In Granville. March s Ada L,ta Lamb, aged Yeas,
IL ~oa'hsA 10 days only daughter Of Horace A and
Al sloan T. 5. A General a ospital, March IS. Of
chr MO di.uheA and exhaustion, Edsatd G Palmer. CO.
T. In VI. Vols
In waitsa.ld. 27ad inst very SUDDENLY Mrs 8etsey
Carpsute', relct Of Judge ssou Carpenter aged "a
In Orange March a TneodIrsL suitn. Esq, eyed
20 years, smonths. I days.
At the Hospital at CITY T int Va. Feb 9th. Harley
Il. Cove Of ths Sd ~ BatterI, Of hArdwiok, VT for
uerJ Of East M5ntpeler, W, aSsd 90 leAs.
Oh do not ask M ~hy Ns,ri
VIII, tear, bsdim the eye
Mine IL b Ter bitter grief,
Ny loving ri nd has died.
He IL not lost but gone before.
h. .sits on the oher sho e,
heavenly vigil guards HIS way,
From this TO an eternal day.
Then I'm dry M, tears, Withhold my sishs.
L praise in hoiv accents ise.
That He who gave, hath poser 70 keep.
While 81 the dust his ashes sleep
10 Aiddesex, Marel 2lst, Of lung fever a ooug-s
ton Of brain Charlie H., Youngest q Jacob and
Aan Il. Patnaa,, eyed years, months and days
Dear Charlie. thou SIT called away,
Our griefs no : rangers heat can tell
Yet midst srrroV We feel 10 say,
Gud doeih all things we'll
Insoan Hospi al, Montpelier March 7,h, q chronic
disrrhua Thomas Fly de, Of barton, Co. D. An Vt
vols .aged - years
March l2 Of chronic diauhmA, Carlos NJ Cobb Of
Alb,ny. W, Co r llth VI Vols aged IS years.
March 49, Of chronic diarrhUA eomuleAted sith pneu
moniA. James AylwArd, Co. K l7h VT Vol'.. aged Sc
Jears
years
10 Milton, Fsb. g. Cyn,hia N Blake daughter Of
Albert and Pleota Blake, aged rs ye'fs.
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IN. As.NfLt >
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS.

The Great Blood puriasr the Health Restorer, and
tbs perfect spiug and summer Medicine ever used
They tHeotusly cure JAuniiee Dyspepsia, Liver and
Bilious Complaints, General Debility, and all kindred
diseases.
The, cleanse the system regulate the bowels. restore
me appetite drive all himors purify the blood and
sreng,heu nigof,te, build up and restore 60 h'Ah
and soanda-ss. m body aud mind. all who use them
Prices Is SO and IS cents per b1tte Sold by all dealers
In medicine GEO. c. GOODWIN 3 CO, IS Hanover
Sold in Non,pslisr. by n. X Brown 1905
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-rhe sub
N soriber having license from the Hon. Probate
Court for Washington District to sell the real estate Of
Hamilton Gnes, late Of Waterbury, deceased. will sell
at Puhlio Auction the premises Saturday, April
SGh sale - commence At IL o'clock, A M he home
farm, situated Ia mile west Of AteIbury Centre,
consisting Of 90 Of desirable land SUITABLY divided
for farming purposes and has OF wood land and
thrifty young Apple Orchard, sugar Orchard. 80.
JOSEPH FORD, Adm'r.
Montpelier, March 20, 1865 1851
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE
BATCHELoR's CRLEBRBTBD HAIR DYB

10 THE DkEI n THE " VHLU
The only Haruliess, True. and Reliable Dye Rno,on
The splendid Hair Dye ia Periect-chanRes Red.
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to Glossy Black or
Natural Brown, without Injuring Hair Staining
the Skin. leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful npSr's
fresh vitality frequently restoring It's pristine color and
reothss the VI effects Of Bad Dyes. The genuine IL
signed William Bachelor all others limitations
should be avoided. Sold BY all Druggist &c Factory
81 Barclay ST., New York. Bachelors New Toilr,
Cream f1r Dressing The Hsu ll53dAv
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II r. X NJ S:
Mail subsonbsr,s gle copy, year-52 nbers, 81 so
do Club Of hve 10 %
Persons RENTING so for 10 copies, receive copy
gtAus
Persons rsmtung $40 for 20 copies will receive copy
semi Weekly gratis
Persons ing $50 Tor 40 copies, will receive copy
Daily, gratis.
Drafts on Ne~ York, or Post Office orders payable TO
the order Of Thu TRIBUs4 ben safer, aie preferable
70 any other mod Of remittance Adore
so TaE TRIBUNE, New York.
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special N1ttrfs.
PURE OLD GIN.
nnLEsALE PRIoEs.
WEDNESDAY, March ~, 1909


insets old London Dock Gin from the Old house Of
j., Duns er,Loudoni the very best art lie Of On TO
be hat Sold 10 bottles only by all druggists aud sroeefs
svery Sntre 81
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4952d..

TFA PRYaoLoOIoAL VIEw or MARRIAeS Zen
tAniug nearly 500 pages, aud 100 fne Plates and In
cravings Of the Anatomy Of the Human Organs in a
state Of Heslth and Disease with Treatise on BSry
Errors its Deplorabe Consequences upon the Mind and
BODY, with the Authors Plan Of Treatment-the only
rauona aud successful mode Of cure, as sh 'wn by the
report Of cases treated truthful adviser TO- the mar
ned, and those ntsmplSng marriage who entertain
doubts Of heir ysea condition Sent Tree Of postage
to any address, on recep, Of % cents in stamps or post
al currency by addressing Dr.. LA CRol1, No. 81
Maiden Lane, Albany, Ny.
The author may be consulted upon any Of the diseases
up VIII Oh his book either personally or by matt
aud medicines sent to any part Of thu world 1890
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ny authority OF the Secretary of the lfeas, the vi
deslgnedhas assumed the General Subscription Agency
for the sale Of United States Treasury Notes. bearing
and three tenths per cent interest," per snnum.
known A. the
SEYEN-THIRTY LOAN
Thes, Note. are issus& under dat, of Angus, isA.
1884 and psyAbs three year. from, ss, time in
reneJ uf n'stbIe at the op,.on Of the holder h,o
o. $. $40 SIX PER CENT
GOLD.BEARlNG BONDS.
These bonds are nov sorh a premium Of nine per
cent including gold interest from Nov, which maze.
the aetu. profit the 7sO loan a, current rates IA
oudng interest," about per cent per annum besSses
Its exemption from STATE and municipal faraton ,ollsh
adds ON one three per cent more. according to the
rate levied other properly The interest is payable
annually BY coupons attached to each note, Thioh
may he cut on and sold to any bank or banker
The interest amounts to
One cent per day $50 note.
Two cent? siOD q"
Ten $500
20 $1,000
81 $4,000 "
Notes Of all denominations named will be promptly
furnished upon recsip, Of subscriptions. This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN THE MARKET
offered BY the Government and it is confidently en
peeted that It's superior ADVANTAGE, will make it the
Great Popular Loan of the People.
Less than $500 OOOOOO remain unsolI, whiohlwn pro
badly de disposed Of within the mex 90 or 90 days. when
the notes sill undoubtedly command premium, as Ia.
uniformly bseu the closing the subscriptions to
other L0ans.
In order that citizens Of every and section Of the
country,may be afforded facilities for taking the loan,
National Banks and Priga'e Bankers throughout he
country have generally agreed to receive subscriptions
par Subscribers will select their own agents. in
whom they have confidence, and who only are to be
responsible for the delivery Of the notes Tor which they
receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTIONS AGKsr, PAiiaAelpAio.
Subscriptions will be received by he
First National Bank of Montpelier.
AT The ROOM OF THE VERMONT BANK
feblEd2dp 8ru a 56is
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Anew REASONS WAY The
AN + RIG AN w A L & III


It's made on the best principle. vhil. the foreign
watch 10 generally made principle a. ALL The
foreign watch is mostly made By women and boys, BY
HANu. whe their labor is cheap, Their work Is dear at
Al, price Sgch watches ere made without plan, and
sold vihsat guarantee. They are irregular in COT e
sfuctton, and quite irregular 10 movement They
ae designed cny to sell and he buyer is the party most
thoroughly sold. Those Who have kept "sneres. A"
"lspiaes and Seusl,vsrs" in pIofsssed repair for a
few years will aipre late The truth q our statement
TIE PLAN OF The AMERICAN WATCH.
Instead Of beiug made ofseverAl hundred little pieces,
ssresed toseher the BODY Of the American Watch is
firmed Of SOLID PLATES No jar inter eres ~ilh the
harmony OF tie working and sudden shock throw
&. machinery out 81 gear 10 riding any business
pursuit tits all held together hrmly Jingle piece
OF metal Itis jus' what all IN chlnery should be-
LIST ACCURATE I'd. SIMPLE 3D. STRONG. 4th.
ECONOMICAL
We not only securo CHEAPNEss by our system, but
QUALITY We Do not pretend th.; our Watch can he
bought Tor less money han tn foreign make besrs',
but thai for rsa value IL sold Tor hafthe pref
OUR soLDtRKS WATCH manned VIM kner,) is
what IL came ind cssold suost initial and always
Relable--sarsntet TO stand any amour, Of marching,
Riding Fighting
OUR NEXT HIGHBR QUALITY OF WATCH
loaned . 5 Bartlett, Is similar iu size and general
pea anoe but has note jewels. and more elaborate
finish.
OUR LADIES' WATCH, recently brought out. is
pat up ia great variety OF patterns many Of them Of
rare beauty and rkmAuship is quite small, bat wat
rAated to keen
our YOUNG GENTLgMAN'S WATCH is neat.
not argt and the thing Tor the pocket Of Young
America
rHb PROOF Of the merits Of Watch may be
found Ia The that employ over seven hvndIe ed
wofkm u tAetees aud that We are sull unable %
supply Ike constantly increasing demand.
our THREE oUARrBR PLATE WATCH 10
thinner ard lighter than the others have DESCRIBED
It's hne chropoms,er Alnee is decstey adjusted to
correct The varan caused BY changes Of temperature
Tnese watches the fruits Of the latest experiments IN
ehrouomstry, and are made by best Workmer IN .
septrlte department Of factory. For the dnest time
keeping qualities they ehAllAnge comparison with ths
best works Of the most famous English and swils
makers ROBBINS AffLhTON,
Agents for the American Watch COmpsn
40 20 A. iSg BroadtoaV Netc York
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ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
L i Post Office at Montpelier State Of Vermont the
29th day OF March. 1865.
Abbott Ira Mrs Jacobs, Ira Mrs
Brooks, Walter Mr. johnson VIM
Batchelder. q w Langellan, JaiA Miss
Buel, Lucas Little Mary
Burbank Gustavus Landon, George
bAssett, Daniel hanson 4 Co. Eli
bartlett, Beisie X Mrs. Martin Charles
Ban, Caroline Mrs Otms5ee, Hosea h
Column Julia Mrs. Pefeg Frances
caain 4 I Mrs Parker MIR
Glars, Parker. Roza Mrs
Chamberlin, N b Rice, Fisher NJ Mrs
Chandler, l. kicnmOnd nT l.
tomant, Roberts, j V
Evans, Edward vR Robinson, Rachel Mrs
FoteT W Il Mrs Roy Zephiiam
Freeman, David kmlth. U G
Fletcher, Daniel Steven
Geer, John Sibey G
ellison, Curtis Smith, q
Galison, Allen sehoheld Luke
Grey, Mrs Smith, C II Rev
Hill, Mary Mrs Shanklin Anna Miss
Hohlgenuih julius Sawyer, William
Honsn, John TAYLOR, On
Hill, Emma Mrs Uford, J. NJ
Herrick = Co. Wrisley, Tnornel w
Johns N, Betsey Miss Warren, Melinda MrsA
To obtain any of the letters the applicant muet call
for advertised letters give the date OF the list and pay
one cent for advertising.
II not called for within month"; they will be sent
to the Dead LetterORoe.
JAMES G. FRENCH Postmaster
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A SINGLE BOX OF BRANDRETH's
PILLS

contains m1ie yez stable exA5tiys matter than twenty
boxes OF any pills in the world besides fhy fge hun
dred vhyseisns them In their practice the exclu
sion Of other Purgatves The first letter Of their
Is yet cey appreciated when they are better known
sudden death and continued sickness will be at the past
Let those VINO know them speak right outin their favor
1t ia = dusy witch will save life
Our subject to redundancy Of vita ed bile
a, this season. and 10 dangerous it is prevalent
but Brsndreths Pills afford invaluable and efficient
protection By their occasional prevent the col
lection Of those Impurities ~hlch, when 10 sufficient
quantities, cause much danger to tue bodys health
They soon cure liver complaint dyspepsa less Of APP
petite, pain In the head heartburn pain in the breas
bcne sudden fantness and cosveness. Sold by ChAs.
sioey North Montpelier. and by all respectable dealers
In medicines. 4962,daw
THREE GOOD THINGS.
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Petroleum Stocks.

Such Investments, As class, offer greater induce
ments to persons Of either large small means, than
any the world has known.
Many Petroleum Stocks nov paying at the rate Of
80 per per and taking the increased value
u the stock into consideration, person investing At
sub crption price in relbe companies may reasonably
e1pec, to double their money withina year Capitalists
in all parts Of the country giving their attention
almost exclusively this class Of securities which have
already yielded princey fortunes to thousands Of per-
sons.
Receipts and Certificates will be frSarded 10 exchange
for available funds without charge and Petroleum and
Coal Stocks will be sold the Brokers Boards Of New
York and PhilAdephia at the regular rates OF com.
mission
We would call special attention to the following Com
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/ ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
IPost OfieeAt Mortified, State Of Vermont, March
2S 1865
Childs, Simeon b Pitkin, Ruth A
Halves Calvin fitkin, Julia k-3
Hayward. Harrison thipmnn, Opher
Hayden, ABBY Webster Flora L
To obtain any of these letters, the applicant must
call for advertised letters and give the date Of the list
and pay one cent for advertising.
II not called for within month, they will be sent
To the Dead Letter Office
ROSWELL DEWEY, Postmaster.
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T ITERATION NOTlCB.-This certides
i 4 that have given to my son Omar o. Provost his
time during his minority. and shall not claim an Of his
wages nor nav any Of his deb's aftsr this date.
L. l. l. PROVOST, NJ. ID.
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A RE YOU LAME, CRIPPLED OR
N DEE o X NED,
Or have you neighbor BOY sitl, OF child.
lame ~ith contracted II bs cIyed sp OF CT oked
fert OF ~eak or pArtyE'd hmts ankles or who e
entlrd helpless or WIN obliged creep 10 walk
With orutehes or whose i'm shortened ar GRO co
OF dta "a u, whl walk the toes who's ankles
oil over or inWard, who have crooked kuees
from VII swell g, rofuis, or injury, or who Imp
from h fhc lily To such ON life q mise'y {,
will you write letter, giving u prominent points
OF he wing return free % Oh iIge, =
ifculAr, WHICH may be tue means OF sasing them.
II 90, Address Ia. J. MANN.
No % West 4lst Sue-t
60 tawl NEW YORK
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-31
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more comp etc. perfect and glorious than the conquest
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