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CITY FIRE INSURANCE C0MPlNI,
OF NEW HAVEN. CONN.
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000
This Machine was Patented June 28tl lai
By
JOSEPH ADAMS, GAINESVILLE, Nl9olll

II IT. pronounced hy all disintcrc-id ~.
who hayo used II or seen ITS operation "a.
most perfect Washing Machine "d "
vented" 1t is the nrst and only 1ag
ing DOUBLE RUBBING and Dul bli iAif
ING ARRANGEMENT, operated Of nne 4
one lever power. 1t is perfectly siih9' =
construction; SO easily operated iLA'
may use IL: and yet it does the 'hoe
washing, thus rendering the OIL NAsA'-
thing OF the past.
The rollers. az each descent OF TIE Ng,
rate on a surface of 800 square inches ~
the same time, clothes thrown iuto e4e- .
the box, receive as heavy prts,Hs
produced by any fulhng-mlll mi'AA,
Thus it will be seen, that tins maehls
ripple IN its action; and nearly pe''-
Office of two distinct machines 4
The subscriber would respectful! A'..I
inhabitants of Franklin County thal us
ufacturing the above Washing ha,hI1
would invite all who feel mteres'ea
saving machines to call and see for 'l s.Ti
All orders promptly filled. JOB NolA ~'-
done on short notice.
Shop on Congress SIRE
Al the residence Of The late A'a =.
am prepared to sell Township hle-f
State Of Vermont. at such figures AZ ".
those who desire to make money al'
same time benefit the public, TO in ~ sa,arrE
st. Adams, Vt, March II, 1863
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6ratellsrs' Guidr.
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
' RAILROADS.
SUMMER A{RNNGIIM T. ~ L
,,..,..,,ai,,s, MAY is, 1905,

rp,fSs aniSo soUrn AND EAST
ro,~o "a Nians at $50 o. m. S55 a, m, 100
Sr.u rr,in leaves Rouse's Point a. 4.tg7. NJ I,
connecting at White RIVER Jnnct"h enu ,.li.Ns
FoUe with trains f,r Boston. Worcester Nlthls.
scld and Now York. arriving at New N"rk az
To- Is d. M and with trains on taHsuinIS's a.. -
Burlington Express leaves Montr, u NJ % "
M. Rousos Point at 7.45. connectii, AZ D,u
lington with Champlain steamers Tor Ssi"''e"'
Troy, &c. o4
Dnv Fxprcss leaves Montreal at $50 n. M, ~
Johns at 1000 n. M. Ogdensburgh at $50 n. m.
for Boston. &C., connecting at burlington with
Rutland Road, for Troy, Albany and New YORK,
arriving in Boston via. Lowell at 1880 p. m.
Night Express leaves Ogdcnsburgh at ll.JO a.
M Montreal nd $50 D. m, Rouso's Point at 5.A5
p M, st. Johns at Ii0 p. m. arriving AZ Boston
at g. 40 q. m. connecting az Bellows RAILS with
Cheshire Road for Boston and Worcester and
with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springhcld, Nc.i
and arriving ia Newlork at l2" p H.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Goo a. M. l1.5) a. M, Goo p. M, 7A5 2
m.
Day Express leaves Boston via. Lowell 500 a
m. for Burlington. st. Adams, Montreal, Og
densburgh and West. arriving at Montreal al
600 p. m, Ogdensburgh nc 1900 a. m.
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell at 1.Oi
q. M, via Lawrence, at 73O q. m, for Bur
lington. Rouse's Point &c.
Leaves Boston via Htchhurg at $50 q. m.
Springfield Mt IS a. M, connecting at White
River Junction with Day Express for burlington
Montreal, Ogdenshurgh and the West.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified IA
a. m, and burlington at 9.l0 Z. m, for Rouse
Point.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 p
m, receiving passengers from Vermont Vale
Railroad leaving Now York at 1915 p. NJ, am
from Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston az SO
p. m. connecting at White River Junction will
train leaving Boston at $3.50 p. m, for Burling
ton, Rousc's Point, Montreal and Ogdcnsburgh
connecting at Montreal and Ogdeusburgh viii
Grand Trunk Trains for the West
Sleeping cars are attached to both the nigh
Express trains running between st. Adams an
Boston, and st. Adams and Springfield.
Through tickets for Chicago and tho West 70
sale at the principal stations.
G.. MERRILL, Sup.
St. Abaus MAY l. 1865
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CAN G. Z. r ,

= nov and N0ndorful dlso0VoTY. DR. j. q
piAONS CANCER AN1IDOTE, which has al
ready proved, in over five hundred cases, 10 10
the most successful treatment for canbur thai
has ever been used by man. The method of
treatment is indeed simple This terrible dis
ease is entirely removed in a solid mass. with
out the use Of the knife, loss of blood, producing
of pain, caurtg burning, or affecting thc sound
parts. ohice hours from9 4 n. too =. NJ: 30.
l2t Broadway n, Y. j. q. DIXON. NJ. ID.
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IODINE WATER.

oDiNE WATER. A Pure solution Of To-
4 dne, without Solvent, Sought for bv
chemists and Physicians, for the last 80 wears
Discovered by Dr. II. Anders after Is years of
scientific research and experiment
The most astonishing Cures have followed its
use III cases Of ScROrULA, both hereditary and
acquired. ALI KINDS OF HUMoRs, CoNsuMPrloN
MALARIoUs FEyERs, RHEUMArIsM. FEMALE WF,K,
MISSES, DYSPEPSIA MERCURAL DISEASES and all
those distressing complaints arising from BAD
STATE OF THE BLOOD. CmONIc DISEASES that
nave baiiied the best medical skill often Weld to
the subtle influence of this remarkable medicine
II Is the most powerful NIrAIIzINa AGENT AND
hEsToRAaiyE known. rs e9ecfs otfea seem NH
d'Wo"s Pamphlets sent free Price 81 a bot
tie, or for D. Sold by Druggists
Address DIR. IL. ANDERS \ Co. Physicians
and Chemists, 12S Broadway, New York
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Love and Matrin,ony.

Any lady or gentleman sending me an adj
dressed envelope and stamp, viii receive fun
directions for gaining the affections at the on
poetic sex aud which viii enable them 10 marry
happily irrespective OF wealth, age or beauty
Address, Mrs. MARIE LEMOIIAE, Harlem H.
o. New York City.
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

Weshal always endeavor to keep on hand n
good quality. Physicians will find it for
their interest to purchase their supplies of US
as we shall do our best 10 suit them both as to
quality and price. Anything unsatisfactory You
will do us favor to report the fact on return
Presentations filled wifi care - -
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CONFECTIONERY

A fine assortment Of "Maillards" Oandi
fresh from New York
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MARRIAGE AM cELInACY.

IA Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
hfn Just published by the Howard Association.
.l sent ~ sealed letter onYs lpes free If charge
Address DIR. y. skILlIN HOUGHTON.
Howard ASSOCIATION Philadelphia. Pa
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NORTHERN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT r-1se4-5.

81. Albans, May. I. 1865.
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PeriiInleI-y-

obINS Genuine Extracts. < great voriot,
q. ol american Extracts, equal to any Cho,e,
Soi4istes, Cosmetics, Rouge, Toilet Powder
TDa,nt.is, Hair Oils Pomades, Restores an,
"'"''lhce soaps, &C.. for sale al "'''
BUTCHERS.
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Paints.

\ l.AhGE, full and complete stock. enbrac
l. Jug every thing used in this section Of IN,
country For sale at lowest market rates Inv
l.. l.. BUTCHER, q SON.
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4 DAMS @. K. Paint, all sizes Of Blind
n Brushes, Adams Narnish, oval and Fiat
stove, Window, Crumb, Flesh, Bath ana Pastin,
In short, everything in the Inc. A full stock
lqsi bought with all the advantage of tho de,
eilne, Tor sale at DUTCHERS'.
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SuperGuous Hair Remoyed

From all parts of the body in ire n,iautes
r6ho,g injury 20 ne sk6l, by "UpHAM's DrpuA-
by $. {. UpHAAl, % South Eighth Street. Phi,
adelpha,
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Superior Drain Tile

Made If the celebrated strong. tenacious clay Of
\. j., burned with intense heat
over the Fire Brick, in Fire hrichkins and sold
at moderate prices. ~ the clay MUST he removed
from over valuable beds Of the best White Ware
and Fire Brick clay. Also double glazed Stone
Ware Pipe, with collars for making watcr-tight
pipe to conduct pure water free from rust and
poison stove Innings and Fire Brick, &c. &c
Of beet quality. shipped by railroad or water
droc, from Factory. ON Ship Channel Of Raritan
River, n miles from New iork tity.
CROSSMAN BROS. & CO.,
Wop1lridup Y I
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ipOthecary and Drug Store,

III aying good assortment of everything per-
L L tanning to well furnished Drug Store
We hope our friends will call on us when in want
of anything IN our line.
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Lake Champlain, Lake George,
saraioga, Troy, Albany, New
York, and the West,
VIA. THE SPLENDID STEAMERS ON
LAKE CxxAMPLATN.
e. BERTHS FREE. 90

United STATES Capt VIM. Anderson
S5ANA,Aip4As,a,,CI,apt; VIM. II. Fagg,
~, ~; 9,ii4liEhMAN- date America Capt II Mayo
MONIhEAL-Capt l.. $. White.
excepted '"'' N'uiu"ys
!, Leave burlington at 1890 A. NJ, and 945 p
a. ON ARRIVAL Of trains leaving st. Adams at Z *
a. ~ and rs ?. NJ, making close connexions
r ri maisthsll with trains South and West. Ar
roy, s.lO A. NJ, and $40 z. NJ, Albany q %
a. a ~ and 8 20 7. NJ, New York via. Harlem
H. IL ~ $780, =. NJ by Steamers, G A. M, and s. 20
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On and after Monday, Nov. H. 1864, Passcuge
Trains will run as follows


Trans WI rum as follows
UPWARD TRAINS
mas, r.,,r,..s rr,iu l,.,... ,.,,,,,.r.l .oos
,o lar Hiitr No" innctioc no',,cti,,, ,,;,i,
N"..s lol NUS o'
gru ii~ y .'' fr n.y. ~ 5" " "''''
,TaH ,'rai,, i.o,.g Cl,,n,,.l .to,z ..
VIII Rirr rti,, ,',o, tI ~ ,,i, f f
wis Biyer s., TninshSr, B7rto,, NaSr,,,r,
;t,t , i'' 49, LII i''s w. H.
IT,rtr,ii., I,,,i",,.,, a. tn, w n.. 10, ~,
NIantl.ia o-iln.i,,r.b o,j ~, 0,.t '-''''
Franklin and bristol
1-,3,. ,r..;,. l.....
nm Gr Vbii ne. T,,o+i,, ~ !,
,,. t'r Nt, o,,''''e VIZ
G@ns,'. POM Nontr,al 0i5rnsh'irri ana H.,
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vINELAND LANDS,

y MI " .tII IIHN lIfnr-.
| ARGE and thriving settlement, mild and
II hcathfu climate, 80 miles south of Phila-
delphia by railroad. Rich soil producing large
twenty. and fifty acre tracts, at from s2j to sos
PEI acre, payable within four years. Good bust
ness openings for manufactures and others
Churches schools and good society. 1t il now
the most improving place East or West Hum
dreds are settling and binding The beauty
with which the place is laid out is unsurpassed
Letters answered. Papers giving full infor-
nation viii he sent free. Address CHARLES X.
lands, wc'dnd Pos'-e6ice, La'idis Torn
ship, ~ l.
From Report Of Scion Robinson, Agricultural
Editor Of the Tribune: ut is one OF the most
extensive fertile tracts III an almost level posi-
ton and suitable condition for pleasant farming
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TEA.

We hope people will remember that we can
give them little the best trade IN Tea, be-
ing Agents Tor the ChinamalI's Tea Com
psny, one OF whom, Dong Ar Shove. il native
OF China, and select their Tea with great care
All Tea warranted and money refunded if not
satisfactory.
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w gage IN good and profitable business.
(having a few dollars to safely nvest) to call at
l02 Washington Street, Boston, and examine a
good variety of best new inventions. toqtihe,
cheapest manufactured, demands greatest sale
and brings the highest price in market This
Y no infringement. Call Immediately and salts
~ yourselves.
J, IL, LlfILEFIELD, Patentee and Proprietor.
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Fowles Pile and Humor Opre,

Warranted the only Sure a. Permanent Cure
for PIIRs, LErRosY ScRoFuLA, SALT RHFuM. AR
ny lIoH, and Diseases of the SKIN, or money re-
funded in all cases OF failure. Beware of Imita-
toms, Omtments only relieve, but do not cure
Sold everywhere
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CHAMPION BRICK MACHINE

Combines economy, rapidity and excellence Of
work, tcmpers the clay as it is used is driven
by horse, water, or steam. With seven men,
makes $1,000 good Bricks day. Circulars
Machines, and rights obtained of BRADFORD X
RENlCk, II Broadway, New York.
The Utica Sewing Machine Co. s
Lock-sttch Sewing Ma hne. The best ever
offered to the public. MARTIN Il SWEET
LAND, Agents So Congress Street Boston
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TOILET SOAPS.

Lubin's Phalons, Lows Old Brown Wind.
sor, Colgate's, Glenns, Robinson's, Silver
CASTLE, Shaving Soaps, and Creams, the b 81
quality.
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NJ ANTED--Looal and travelling agents of ci-
w Their sex. A splendid chance for disabled
work. is no humbug, and pays the largest
profit of anything OF the kind. Samples With
circulars sent free .by mail, for IS cents. al
dress FLANDERS q CO., 53 fremont Street,
Boston.
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RETURNING.

ne ~ steamers arrive at Burlington 3 A. NJ. and
r. connecting with Trains over Vt e n
~ Tor north and east ~
as;sehSers Tor Lake George, should take the
i"' mug BOAT at burlington and arrive at the
mead OF Lake George the same evening after
one one, OF the most delightful sails on the CONT
nont; Those desiring n trip down the beauti-
i R,i hudson by day can take the evening Boat al
han nyisI4h' connecting the next morning at Al
a "an3i Win splendid steamers "Daniel Drew
ana ,Chancey Nibbard, - Gas A. NJ. arriyinS in
NeM lork same afternoon. ''''5 ~
u iiChhIS for sale at the Offices of the VI q
II. ~, on board OF Steamers and at the Office Of
burlington Vt. 'i"'i''
June 81, 1865 Jul AGENT eo
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cARD PHOTOGRAPHS.

uruIrE LEAD, YELLOW . oel'' siir
w ground in OIL N sh' little piinil,D,i..e
those who wish 20 do and elehuJI
Double Boiled oil, beilAin'' DUN"
the Paint Line 90
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Hair, Tooth Infant, Nail, Flesh, Lathcr, anc
Clothes Brushes; Soaps, Toilet Powders, Put
Boxes, &c, &c.
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Lubinjs Extracts, genuine; a good assert
ment of American Extracts, of sizes and
prices to suit purchasers. Superior Cologne
by the pint or bottle.
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PATENT MEDICINES
All the approved kinds.
STATIONERY.

Nice assortment al low prices. liberal
discount to Merchants, Lawyers and others
wanting large quantity.
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Brushes.

Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brush.
es, Lather Brushes. Flesh Brushes, Orumt
Brushes, Boot Brushes, Paint Brushes White.
wash Brushes, Scrubbing Brushes and Feather
busters.
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rANIED-Agents to introduce our Patent
w Letter and Bill File to every business man
in the New England States Profits large: retail
Boston.
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VIM. KNABE G cos
Celebrated Gold Medal

PIANO F0RTES.
j. BAUER 4 CO., AGENTS.
WAREROOMS,
$50 BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
90 Clark St. and Crosby's Opera House.
Washington St., Chicago, Illinois
Read the following commendatory lettoys
from distinguished Artists.
VIM, Knabe s CO.. Gentlemen:
have great pleasure in certifying that have tried
your Square Pianos and hnd them eqnai il not supe-
nor, amy IN his county Among Che great quallts
which Distinguish them the OF tone the ensy
and agreeable touch and volume o. tone. Wishing you
all the success which you so highly descrye a. sirs,
iou's, very truly ;. fhALbhk6.
VIM. Knabc & Co.-GcnR,men.
Having had lately opportunity to Try AMI test your
new scale Grand rs wen Square Pianos. l cannot
refrain besides retersting an bad sion TO say 81
former period, from congrliultiing YOU the iin
porant improvements yon have introduced in the
manufacture Of Pianos. Your Instruments combine all
the qualities which required to make Piano per-
feet as pos'b e and fully the great popularity
Your'irai,, b.. NJ. coTTSCHilK.
VIII. Kuabe & Co. Gcntemen.
cannot but congratulate you upon 'h' inren. rrc-
gress and Improvements which you continually make
your Pianos, which, IN my opaion, rank among he
very bes, In the country. N, SIBih0StN.
VIM. kDabc h Co. Gentlemen:
Our Opera Troupe are at present using four Of your
justly celebrated Pianos AND ihe eNpouent Of this
views and opinions a the various artists permit
say cunsider them unsurpassed an byiktdnoV and
eTesaee, and pre-emin,nt, wiIhout rival tn this coun-
try or In Europe Their superior qlnty Of tone COM
bluing great depth and powerful voluln with rich
and peculiarly clear and even treble together With
magic elasticity Of touch and action der N, supe
ror to the other Instruments which rarely II ever com
bine those most essential requisite Profoundly i'm
presi with the muny valuable qualities 81 these
iia7~- most cheerfnlly endorse ihe high and mcri
rous eAe'His~ Everywhere rr9nonr,e2e,i upon them
Mrdea! Di,erior 81 ne Ia ian Ope,a
N,,g York, Dec 18Th 1854
Vim. Knabc Il Gmacme,G
Your Agent, Mr. Bauer, asked me 90 eive him my
onlri M to the merits Of your Piano Grand and
Square, My opinion tie square, ~ hst they are
az gfUnh Yours truly, ROBERT HELLER.
Nsio York Dee. l2tt, 1854
Vim. knabe 4 Co. Ga,ten.oa
have carefully examined your new scale Grand md
Square Piano fores and must sag that lh.y please
me creeeingy both with regard o. toach end tone and
can confidently rcco.rmcnd them Ms being equal 10
any In this country Europe and YOU have permission
- make use o. my name II " s,rN ice 20 You.
Yours, respectfully, GRO. W. MORGAN.
OygaAwl Of Craze Ctwe1.
Ne'o York, Dee. l2ih, 1861.
VIM. hnabe 4 Co. Gentlemen:
Il affords me great pleasure testify the great cx-
celencc q your Piano fories As regards roin, aud
qnaiy oftone docacy If tcdch durability and finish
believe they will conpa'e fayorably with those Of our
most cslehraied makers wishing You a continuance of
the sircesi which yon so tm.nenilr 'sire am
very truly, yours, N 4. BASSFORD.
Every Piano fully Guaranteed for Five Years.
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In addition TO our main business - l,l,sl
GRAPHIC MATERIALS, we arc h'''
fnr tho fnllnMinn VIZ.
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Halls Sicilian Hair Remover.
PhYS1C1an9
The st. Adams Liquor Agency.

fun supply Of pure Liquors for medicinal
purposes constantly ON hand.
s. n. DAY, Agent.
N. Adams, w., august 10, 1865 Hly
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TOBACCO AND ,SNTFF

A good assortment Of Chewing and smok
ing Tobacco, and Larrillard, Scotch, and Mac
ooboy Snuff
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Special Announcement
SOL BROADWAY, N y

E&H. T. ANTHONY & co, Nam Man,.
IL Of Photographic Materials "n''
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Mov1NG Nourn AND wrsr

Leave Brattloboro at 1880 a. M. 4.4O D. IN.
and a'li 2 ln Arrive az Bellows Falls at HES
a, m, OBS p. m and $50 p. m,
Leave Bellows Falls at ll.40 a. m. j:ij p. M.
and lOOj P. ~. Arrive al Rutland at IS D. m.
S;l5 p. H., and 1915 a. M
Leave Rutland at sop. m, 600 a. m, 500
p N, and l2ij a. III. Arrive at Burlington
t'Zo p m. $50 a M, 1855 P. m, and 3l5 .. m.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-04-14
Of bis fertilizer. to the fun measure Of

quality of his fertilizers to the full measure Of
his wants.
We have lizzie doubt that the discovery and
verihcstion Of the two laws governing the
distribution and movement Of cattle in the
United States will lead to greatly improved
condition Of agriculture, especially in New
England. Twenty years from now, we h~pe
fully trust, the reclamation of our swsmpe by
drainage and cultivation, and the renovation
OF our worn out pastures, as we call them by
way Of excuse for our criminal neglect OF
them, will attest the remuneratlng industry
and the indomitable perseverance, Of the far
mers Of Massachusetts,"
In connection with tie foregoing we may
allude to a statement made at late meeting
Of the He1ham Farmers Club, England, in
relation to the prices Of wheat and butchers
meat in that country. The speaker said -
1--WE used to calculate on COS. as an average
price per quarter for wheat; now it was
down to 40s., or less. On the other hand
we used to reckon butchers meat at Sd. per
pound thought ourselves we'll paid at Cd. T;
now it had gone up to and Cd"
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- A THING OF BEAUTY Is a JOY FOREVER
MARTHA WASHINGTON
Ii A | L II 4 81 o. KERR

This is the firt and Only article ever brought be-
lore the public that will restore botn air and Whskes
Away now with all Hair Dyes
Who would think Of using anything ~ dsag eeAbe as
Hair Dye, If they could only md anything that would
restore Hair and Whiskers to their uatura colurl
he Martha Washington Ha,r Rsstttsr will do all
TINS, ana not color the AKIN No mistake.
Try it, and be convinced
lat lt.S not Dye. 2. 1t will not eCor the skin
3D. Il will restore the h air from Gray I. a beautiful
Black, Bo~n, Auburn, or whatever misht I,s
Original color And cause to lite former beauty
4h II wal eu'e ali diseases aud h4moTs " the scalp,
keep the head cool, and the hair falling OIL and
promote healthy gfVNth
olh As Dressing fot the Hair II is Of the best In
make. II val change dry, harsh and WIZ hair to
beautiful SAX IKE Appearance
elh Il viii change Gray and Faded whskers 70
beautiful Blown, AAu cause them appear nUre natural
than BY any other Application.
M Peace New Bedford Mans says:
The Martha Washington air hes.oreT is the best
article ever had la my store. 1t Is selling and
giving better Satisfaction than any other "
MI .. W., New Bedford Oass, says;
"lhe Martha Washington Hair hestoTeT supersedts
all the Hair Dyes and brought before the
public None equals IT,"
Mr. S. II BrAy, south D.nvers. Mass, says
II nave sold 40 dozen Martha Ashington Hair Re
soref ia ts section the past sand in no case
has It Jailed u give Subtraction"
MI q BAUy North BrdyewateT, Mass. says;
81 sell more OF Martha washington Hair Restorer
than ali Uth.rA ="
a lady frouu Chelsea, Mass going wes,, says.
souid give tn illATs for one bottle rather than
go without, VI USE any other"
Ask Nj l.. Lane. owanIey, ~ H., IL he did not restore
MS gray nan and vhiskers TO their former beauty by
asins one bottle OF Martha Washington hair ReStora
live.
ASK MIs. J. 4. Bixhy, 60. DAnvers, Mass Hshs had
not been ubed with bad humOT her head for three
years and applied many medicines and got rse but
Ia usihg one bottle Of the Martha Washington ii air
kestoei her head cured and before she hsd used
he second bottle the hair hA~ commenced TO start
Hh'le had fallen Off, and in three months she had as
sVod head OF hair as wneu youth
For sale BY Wood bixby Co., wholesale and retail
Agents, Montpelier, VI. lAn5.dAw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-04-14
Blindness, Deafness, and Catarrh
Cured.

SrRIsoTIELD CRsikE utssgo Co, Dec, 10, 1888
DIR. OAKS Dear Sir-With gratitude PERM me to
testify that your txuaordinAy skl in operating upon
my lef eye which has been blind for than f,csus
yedr' and restoring my sight, after having been repeat
eddy pronounced durable You have also unstopped my
ears which have troubled me fue years with n0issi
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too days TO perfect he aTing
Further you have also set my heart rest in relation
TO my trouble with Catarrh and Bronchitis | am fully
sathhed that your capabilities cannot be too highly es
IimAied and Appreciated and eheerfuly recommend
any who may be troubled with Blindness. Deafness,
and Caarrh, to call upon you, for know that you can
cure them.
JOHN SIDERY GokToH a