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INNOCENT BUT POTENT.

The never Failing Remedy, whuse fame for purifying
the Blood is extended to every part u the Civilized
World and should be in the possession u every who
values health. One doaes in the commencement
how many days weeks Of sickness may they not pie
VENT Pour Pills in the beginning is more etheAcious
than forty doses when the disease is established.
Man would be happy, compared to what has hitherto
been bis lot, n. when sick, he at once took BRAN
DRETHsPllLs liz would not tleu be weighed down
by long attacks Of disease The weak The feeble. the
indrm the nervous the delicate are in few days
strengthened BY their operation, and the worst eom
plants are removed by perseverance Adapted to all
circumstances and situations, they the best medicine
for families or to take at seapeventing scurvy and
eostveness requiring change Of diet particular reg
linen, OF against taking cold 4J44dAw
Sold BY all respectable dealers in medicines. daVly
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BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.

BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON
Reported and telegraphed to the Waterman
For the week ending Wednesday, Feb sth, 1865.
AUGUST or STOCK Al mAnKrr
Cattle. Sheep. shotes Fat Hogs Calves
Last week 1854 4957 $50
One wear ago 1896 62Sl 80
BEEF UATrLE-Extra iat aud heavy premium Oxen,
$1,000 q Sl5 so, lat quality Si4,00a Sl4,75i End
quality $500 1871 80 quality VII w Sl1 per
100 bs total weight Of hids, slSW s nc R
WORKING oxen, 5000 5000 per pair, or according
Mich Cow f,r quality Gas s75; extra good $50
800 with or without calves as may be agreed; far
row and dry $50 gao.
sheep aud Lambs, a 90 o,sj extra a 90 cts.
per 10 on live weight; or $500 $1,000 per head
shotes--w Wholesale 90 ooc per blvs weight
Dressed 90 O0c Fat Hogs, per ID.
Veal Caves so 90 500 per head.
Hides, Brighton lilo per 10. Country lots, 100
Cstsklns, is a zoo.
Talow 10 Do with downward tendency
rcs, with wool on, S3,OOa r3,oV eaoh country
lots, 500 so 90
REMARKS Trains at Medford arrived early
Drovers learned that few II any western eattie were
expected, As prices had advanoel oonslasrsDly IN
Albany. Consequently they hoped to raise prices
here hut a. Il takes 10 make bargain, the butch
ERA generally preferred 70 wait for the Rutland and
Central treiub due At Cambridge. iheee move IN
sight about noon and more heavily losded than
was expected The butchers say that last week they
did tor once believe tina, there might be truth IN the
positive Of drovers that there was not
ear load of cattle ia their whole neghborhoods that
they knew OF L, be sold but this week the yards are
filled fuller than they have been for some time past,
aud the butchers held back and we're IN no hurry
u trade Yesterday afternoon, refusing 70 bids
made in the morning Indeed, we were told by some
butchers that they could buy from A. TO lo per ID.
cheaper on Tuesday than Ia the forenoon. There
more good oxen than last week aud one or tSo pre-
MUM pairs reached l6s. G. Bailey VI Montpelier,
sold 10 j Thnmw pair Of bullooks fed by 5 Ar
cher ot Bsihel, VI that weighed A139 lbs st home
her grades Of cattle think have been sold full As
loWas las week There we're 1902 cattle this week
over the Northern roads, lat week llOO'
There are also more good sheep than last week
TEo or three lots of well atted sheep 100 lbs each
and over have been sold ut i2a i2h3 per h. and
some mean ones AZ 81, but far lOsYs llc Butch
ers did not offer enough or dfoyers asked too much
for brisk trade and many lots we're yarded most Of
theday
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10 BAILEY's BIGGEST BULLOCK

Adaptsd from Ncp lork Tyi6uhe.
o mighty OK, huge specimen Of size
4, eat Of ponderousness ., thousand steaks
Enough TO let the whole world gormandze-
Soup bones enough TO fill all kettles Snakes
Peare nor John Milton, nor that other one
Who wrote the famous Idylls Of the king
mesn-who sht uld mean but Tennyson
Could justice do to such monsirous thing
A. YOU are. Words there not 20 describe
Thine adiposal bigness Numerstion fails
40 % foot up " every pound you weigh, Your tribe,
II many like you Il can boast,
Mlst be the most stapendous feature Of
The snimAl kingdom. Surely you're the first
Ga point OF great Obesenessl creature Of
An living things What COW was IL that nursed
So great a calf Come answer Hyou can,
Iuform me by your believing language, Sir,
Ani be the first big OK 20 talk with man.
Or, II you wish some good Interpreter,
Slort your desire Why do you hesitate
Your pause is heavy. Sure - an born,
You shake your head at me know your gait
You ssk me " I'm come snd take horn.
No. Sir, must decline, o, friendly OK
Not at the present time would pArtske
% your great kindness When the butcher knocks
You down, ami you re " c0yein ~ and no mistake,
may accept your offer But ill then,
Boyinal Jupiter, say goodbye
II err Colossal Beef, We meet again
Twill be when you are roasted-probaoly
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A oAkp no INvALlns.

Clergyman while residing in South America as
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy for the
Cure Of Nervous Weakness, BsIy Decay, Diseases Of
the Urinary Seminal Organs and tho whole train Of
disorders brought b. hanefu and vicious habits
Great numbers have been already cured BY his noble
remedy Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunAte, will send the recipe ior preparing and
using this medicine in sealed envelope, to any
who needs it, Free Of Charge.
Please ncloss stamped envelope. addressed to your
self Addreu
JOssFH I. IhhAR,
sS49:dAw Station ID Bible House, NeV FORK CITY.
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Spstlal Aotll,s.

DOWNS VEGETABLE BALSAMIC ELIXIR.
The oldest and best Cough Medicine manufactured.
rhis standard old Cough remedy has now been before
the people nearly forty years, and has maintained
the highest rank remedies for lungs throat and
chest 1t is and always has been warranted to give
entire satisfaction
For Whooping Cough, it has no equSl
See circulars for certificates ofthe Hon. Paul Dling
ham, Lieut. Governor Of Vermont; Hon Bates Turner,
late Judge Of Sapreme Court Of Vermont; Hon. J. b.
Woodward. sargeon o. Army, and many other men
~ standing.
Price IS cts 70 OTIS and 81, Is PER bottle Sold il
Montpelier, by B'oEn, Wood, b Iby Co, and
s p Rei6eld Sold b. oil dealers in medicine in the
State John Henry, Waterbury, W., sole Pro-
prietor 4346.daW
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ADVICE TO LADIES
Married or Single.

MADAME MAURICBAU.
Female PLysioian and Accoucheur, tCife Of
Dr. A. NJ MAURICEAU.
Professor of Diseases of Women, Author of the
Married Woman Private Medical Companion,
Can be oonsu ted either in person by letter, with
that unreserved confidence that lady p ace only in
one Of her own sex, thoroughly understands the
delicate and peculiar nature Of her complaints.
Ladies who require safe and certain remedy for
moving obstfuetons irregularities Of nature from
whatever cause rely upon her celebrated and infa
lible
FRENCH FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
No L. price 81 box, will restore the monthly regular
ity in fory-eeht hours II If sh standing but obs
nate cases OF long standing, may require No which
four degrees stronger hin No /, price 50 aud new
CT fail are safe and healthy. TIE
FRENCH FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS,
Are prepared under the personal superintendeuce 81
DR.. A NJ. Msuriceau and contain no mineral, calone
mercury in any Of their various firms and DISCUSSES,
but ate posed upon the scientific principles,
and purely from most valuable and costly extracts, pro-
dueing most wonderful effects upon the menstrual time
dous all restoring the monthly periods from
whatever the regulay suppression may arise
while at the same time they uause,tng being
sugAf elaed that tue most delicate lady take them
arff he 1aaa mil paaa ffpH
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~ ARA OGA PRIN G S
~ REMEDIAL INSTITUTE,
III
S. S. Strong, NJ. d. and 5. e. Strong,M. D..


This Ifatitution ,oas established IN 1855
Hundreds have experienced its benefits and given ter
timonias Of their high appre aoR Of its advantages.
Its location chosen in view Of the medicinal sd-
vanAges Of the Springs It is unsurpassed for beauty
Of loeaon between Congress and Empire Springs, but
a minutes walk from the chief Hotels and Congress
grounds, the gem Of Saratoga
The are large, airy, pleasant and well furnished.
Since grad rating the New York Medical University
we have awaited ourselves OF the facilities found only
Hospitals and large cities for the study Of disease
and given SPECIAL attention TO those Of WOMEN also
the Throat Heart and Lungs, being familiar with the
various modes Of practice Of those who make these
ma adiee their spsctaLtiss.
We treat all diseases, but chronic affections claim
principal attention.
In addition TO the Medical aud Surgical agencies
employ the Swedish Movement Cure, Do Lewis system
Of Gymnastics and all kinds Of baths for which we have
good Gym asum, and all the ftciities Of scientific
hydropathio establishment
Among many gentlemen to whom we could refer, we
would name the following;
Z. Mott d D. L. L d Union College, Schenectady
NJ. Simpson, ID D. Bishop NJ. Il, Church, Philadelphia
T. A Mills, d. d., New York o. G. Baker, D. ID.
Bishop M Il. Church, Concord N. II Newman. u.
ID. Poultney. Vt; j. Z. King ID d., Fort Edward, N.
Y; Hon. b. MoKeon, Saratoga Springs Hon. J. M.
Marvin u S. HO'el Saratoga Springs H. II. HathoIn
Proprietor Congress all, Saratoga Springs Prof h.
Nj. seey. Nj. D. Middebury, Vt. fb4d
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DR.. TOBIAS
VRNE ETHAN HORSE LINIMEN T.

NETIAN HORSE LINN ENT.
In Pint Bottles, price Fifty Cents.
649 MAIN ST., HARTFORD, Conn.
Dr. Tobias Dear sir-I been in the livery bust
for the last twenty years and during that time have
used al the various niwents and lotions Of the day,
bu, never have found article equal 70 your Venetian
Hors. Eminent have fairly tested it my horses in
distemper sprains, cuts cAks swsngs Of the glands,
SC. also for rheumatism myself, and have always
found 1t an invaluable remedy.
4O.44.dw Respectfully yours, U. LVICHflELD.
Price Is and 90 bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Office. Sc Cortlandt Street, New York daw;ly
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.
TAB GREAT ENGLISH KEMEDY

'IHE GREAT ENGLlSH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELBBRATBD FEnALs Pills.
Prepared from prescription Of say !. Clarke, NJ D.
Phystoan Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine Ia unfaing In the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases 70 which the female
constitution Is subject II moderstes all and re-
all distractions and speedy may be relied
on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t Is peculiarly suited IL will. in short tras bring on
the monthly period with regularity
Kaeh bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp OF Great Britain to prevent oounterfeits.
CACT TON.
These Pill should b taken by ts1sdles during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Frequency, "a they
6rig H'oaryIaSs, but al any other TINS
they are safe
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Paine
In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight cxertiou,
PAlpitaon Of the Heart, Hystencs and Whites, these
Pills will effect whsn ali others failed
and although powerful rumsay, 10 not contain iron
cAiomel sntimony anything burtui TO ths constitu
ton
Full directions 10 the pamphlet Around each package
which should be carefully preserved
Sole agent for the United States and Canadss,
JOB MOSES, ~ CortAndt St N Y.
NJ B.Sl 90 aud sis postage stamps, enclosed 70 AMI
authorized agent will insure bottle containing hfty
fills BY return mail Sold BY all Druggsts
giii2isdaweow
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Marr lagos.

In Montpelier, Feb 7th, by Rev. VIM. II. Lord, Mr..
H. l. Proctor Of Burlington, aud Miss Marion Il. Dew
ey Of Montpelier
In Williamstown, Jan II, Mr. Andrew J. Ellis Of
Pittsheld, and Miss Annie Kidder Of Williamstown.
la East Warren, FEB. by Rev J. Dolph, MI
Milton j. Allen Of the Sd W. Light Battery, and Miss
Martha K. Cass Of Warren, VI.
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HAIR DYk HAIR DYE!l
BATUHkLOks OkLEBRBrED HAIR I'VE

Ia THE BEs1 - tnE WokLD
Ths only HlrHsiesa frr, 80 Hehabis Dye hnoW.
The splendid hau bye is perfect--chauses "so,
Rusty GREY Ham instantly TO GiossJ biank o.
Natural brown, ~tnout IDJunus ,ns "a An Of stsinin,
the Skin, leaving the Hau soh aud 5ssuu'ui' imDs'u
rese vitality fequentp restoring lts Prssin. eole sne
reotihss Ghs ~ edects Of BAD iyes ne 1s uins y
signed wism baIehelVI al Others limitations. an.
should be ssoidsd Sold b, an Druggs,, "a fss,ori
Isl sarsiss s., New Yok Bstei vlor's Nes Toile.
cfesfs ~ uisaainH ths liAlI ll.Sl.dAs
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MILLS FOR SALE.--The subscriber Of
WI fers for sale the Mills and privilege situated At
Cabot Upper Village belonging to the estate OF Bah
Perry late deceased -
The property consists Of FIGURING and Gfist MIL 10
frsate condition and repair aud doing lars business
tog ether With Saw Mil. MIL house and outbulldngs
The same will be sold bargain to close the estate
No desirable profitable property Of the kin oAn
be found ia the county
All pers5ns indebted said estate requested to
pay the same
3su ALLEN PERRY, Admir- istrator.
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In Northfeld Feb. 4ih, Frank 4. A., son Of VIM. and
Maria Dunsmore, aged eleven years, months and
days.
lie took cold going to the burial Of his sister Elsie,
three weeks before he own became sick, and died Of
brain fever. He mothers boy. as mothers some
times sal-for tho vigorous and active the farm and
wher yer required ~ he aides and chored about the
house kind u ct in The family tendefy beloved By
all but never did he dear han when dress
I'd for the ave
Thus, in the space Of N &c weeks have two Of the
eleven children " these parents passed to the insie
D0rid Heavily have The blows fallen on the home cir.
Gle but mot without GU Fathefs notice"
Is it wrong to mourn their absence
From the psrted housshod band
Should we check NE Ugh of sadness,
Rven tho ia % better band
L. 10 Vfong 10 hope to meet them
Yet upon that blessed shore,
And Win eon.s NJ Joy TO greet them
when the i0ls u life DER
Cox
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Afnal Npttrrs.


~ n a = z o Y r r n o N T..
~ wAsHlNoToN DISTRICT, IS
Ia Probate Court. held A. Montpelier, IN said Dis
trict. on the TIN day Of February, A. D. 1868;
william Poss, administrator With the wi annex
cd Of the estate Of Edmund Freeman, late o. Plain
FIELD 10 said district deceased presents bis admins
tration account for examination and allowance. and
makes application for decree Of distribution and par
tition Of the estate Of said deceased.
wbereupon, Il IL ordered by said Court, that said
aocount and said application he referred TO ses-
sion OF said court TO be held at the Probate Odioe
in said Montpelier on the 2sth day Of February A. d.
1865, for hearing and decision thereon And II IL
further ordered that notice hereof be given to all per-
sons interested by publication OF the three weeks
sueoessively in the Vermont watchmsu and State
Journal newspaper published at Montpelier, previ-
TO said time appointed for hearing that they may
appear At said time and place, and show cause, II
any they may have, Why said account should not be
allowed, and such decree made.
Bv the Court
4345 Attest, T. R. MERRILL. Judge.
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settled Consum pon have bseu cured by itand thousands
Of asrers who deemed beyond The reach Of human
AID have teen restored their friends and useful
sound health aud tn epjo meats Of lfs by this
all powerful Antdute diseases Of the lungs and tn
Here cold had settled on the lungs. The dry hacking
cough the classy eye ami the pale thin features OF him
who lately lus'y and strong whisper AL but him
CuxsuNPros lie tries ever, thing, but the disease is
gnasnK At his ytals and shows IA al symptoms
And more ovr all his frame He s taking the Cherry Pee
tora now has stopped bis cough aud made his bre ,thog
easy sleep SQUAD at nigh his appetite returns,
and ~,h it his strength. The dart which pisresd his
side is broken Scarcely Auy neghberhood be found
which has not some living trophy like this 20 shadow
ot,h the virtues which have won tor CHEERY Pro
roaAL psIi4hAbe But its usefulness does
not eLd here. Nay, pshes By prevention
than cure. The countless colds and coughs which Il
cures are the seed which would have ipened into
dreadful harvest Of ncufaole diseases Influenza Group
Bfouchitis HoArseAess Peutin, Who lpng Cough, and
all ritaous OF the throat and luogs easily cured by
the CHsRRY PscTjsAL ftaken in season Every family
should have BY them and they sill find Invaluable
protection tom the as iious prosler which carries on
the parent sheep tfom many h,ek the dA'ling lamb
fro,n many home s24o
Prepared by DR. ]. c. AVER Co. Practical and
Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass and sold BY all
Dfugeists and Dealers in Medicines y
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
uN-cp ~ TNNAITn

Published for the benefit, and asa CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN aud others who suffer from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay Of Manhood, &c, supplying
al The means Of seltc0e. By who has cured him
self after undergoing considerable quAckcy BY en-
closing postpaid Addressed envelope, single copies may
be bad Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
S44s Brooklyn, Kings Co, N. Y.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

<ysJsSw MANHOOD:
xW How Lost How Restored I
Just published in a ,eaisd enpsiops Price, sir Cents
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE. TREATMENT.
and Radical euro n S,ermatorrhna, or seminal Weak
meas Involuntary Emissions Sexual Debility aud i'm
pedlments {, MarriARs genst uJ Seriousness, Con.
sumption kp spsy and Fits Meu'sl and Pnyscal 10
osraony. resulting Iom Sc Abuse Ne by hosy }.
CUlyEtwsl1 NJ D author of he GREE, Book. &C.
"A Boon 10 raousaRds Of Sufferers
Sent, under seal, 10 pain envelope 10 any address
post pssd receipt Of sir oeuts two postage stsmpe
by Dr. J. q. KLINE
snbldawis
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LADIES, BIT TER LATE THAN NEVER.
II not wise in time, be not always unWse. But hJou
married expect to be and want to be happy
and have happy husband, obtain send for
The Married WOmahS Private Medical COmpaiOn,
by d. A. NJ. MAuiucRAu, Prete'sor Of Diseases Of
Women, at once. DO not delay. Price 81 90. Ad-
dress Dr. A. NJ MAURIoEAu, l29 Liberty Street, OF Box
1924 New York City and you will obtain IL by return
mail with postage prepaid 4i,66
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Office, 1919 Liberty Street, ~ Y. 1885
TO TIE LADIES OF AMERICA.

'PO TIE LADIES OF AMERICA.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
LAoN's PERIoDl'AL DROPS.
THg GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS Cure all complaints
incident the ser. and remove all distractions Of ia
tuTe from VIII tevsr cause producing health vgor and
strength.
Pulls, Powders and nostru being huid preparation,
their action is direct and positive and it needs nothing
good % and understand the reason
Why they all those ills 10 which the female system
ecIed with dispatch and degree Of certainty which
nothing butA scientifically compounded fluid preparation
could reach they are in the most obstinate cases
RELIABLE AND SURE 10 DO GOOD
RELIABLE, AND SURE TO DO GOOD
AND CANNOT DO HARM,
AND CANNOT 90 HARM,
10 the most delicate constitutions
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS will certainly pro
duoe tie regular Of II taken day or Two
before the expected period and It is maxim IN the pro-
fession that prevention is better than cure
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS rave been used
months aud The testimony Of all Is, Il surely cures
Bear IN mind that guarantee my DROPS TO CURE
Suppression Of the Menses from whatever cause though
should be taken % ascertain y pregnancy be the
cause as these DROPS ~oud be 70 produce mis-
earusse, taken whist in hat s'aStion aud AZ are
cautioned against using them, As wish distinctly IN
derstood that / DO not hold myself fespOnsibie when
used under such circumstances.
TO MA K RIED LAD ES!
They peculiarly adapted they bring the monthly
vi Id sSrsh ~, ,,snii,y ~ ,ss,ir,oui,ls of ,s Ell
- 80 w. : 90 ~ 80 ~, ,hs ,,,.r,is N n,radins
49, 80 9,;,;s - 49, m on l,c - ~ ,,sys
i"', ~ 49, 49,, 49, l. .JvissbIs
'"T ~ A' BR WISE IN TIMR
RR WISE IN TlME
M WIZ IN = inv
nc .ytsR N TING
OF - 49,. 49, v, ,,ns,i,,,i,n r,v. hottie
- pvpif,DTC .i maps - - an hs s.,issad
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,s'es ths Lam ~ hsaltb 70 yr hesK and theTeb,
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,I9r mi Msnsyua,sn two a, three ,ent, eonSnns
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HALF A MILLION LADIES
LADIES. BE WISE IN TIME.

One daye delay may entail upon you the troubles Of a
life. Obtain "Ths Married Woman $, NJ edieal Compan-
ion, by DR.. A. M. MAuRoRAu, PTofessor Of Dseases
Of IIomen. You will be forever grateful for having It.
Price 81 90. Address DR.. A. N MAUBIoEAU, Office i29
Liberty Street. OF Box 1924, New York City, and you
will obtain IL by return mail sith postage prepaid.
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NATURES SECRETS APPLIED


CURE NATURES DEFECTS.
The Natural Means by which the Animal Chemistry
Of the system produces Color hs Hair has been dis
covered in
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
1t oounteries The richest blacks aud browns, produc
ing instantaneous and endaring change from any OBJ
noxous COLOR wi bout staining the skin imparing the
vitality OF single hbre.
CYistadorO's Hair Preseruasiue
valusble adjunct to the Dye in dressing aud promo
ing the growth aud perfect health Of the hair and Of IL
self when used alone, safeguard that protects the hbres
from decay under all circumstances and under all CHIMES
4O.44;d.w
aanuiacured by J, cRIsTADoRo, No. As,or
House, New yort. Sold BY ali Hair Dressers da~y
DR. MARsBALL's OArARRH SEuYp, cures Uatarru.
Dr.. MArshAlls Catsrrh Snun cures Cold In Head
Dr.. MarshAlis CatsTrh Snun cures dIowsness.
ID Marshals Catsrrh Shut, cures Headache.
Or. hAIshallt Cafsfrh suuf Cures sore Eyes
Dr. Marshaiis Catarrh snun, cures Deafness iH
opens and purgss all strengthens the
Sands 4nd nves esaithJ action % the psrts affected
soid ~ I'll Drugxists O-6l;da~
nh MARSHALL'S
HEADACHE AND CATARRu SNUFF. dsu
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A45 p inc 0 Attest. Ma, CHASE, Register


& TATE OF VEk NJ y n L.
- WASHINGTON DI-TRI5T. SIS.
Ia Probate Court, held At MONTPELIER In said District
on the Is b day Of January, A. y 1907
Mo, Diana NJ Lsne, adminislralrix OF the estate u
presents her administration account for exsmuation
and allosance aud makes application for decree Of
dsrbutun aud partition Of the estate Of SAID deceaaed
Whereupou, II Ia ordered oy said court, thst said
account and said application be referred q, session
Of said court 20 be held the Probate ttae 10 SAID
Montpelier, on the i4th day Of February A D 1865.
Tor hearing aud decision thereon; Aud i - hstter
ordsrsI that notice her eof he given 10 a persons in
terested by puhcaton OF the same three weeks sac
oessively ia tbe Vermont WAtchmta Sisie IYurnal.
q newspaper published AT Monineier, previous " saia
time appointed for bearing, that they may sbraAr a.
said time and place, aud show cause, Il any aes nay
have, whv said sceouut should pot he allowed, and
such deer made
by toe Court.
ALAS Attest. ]. X. hLkklLL. Juaes.