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eAA X T. AL EST ATE
iillI FOR SALE.

1hy serh>cT;heGs sre wishing "a sell the follow
;u-, 1t>crihod roa estate ia Concord:
The FARM situated A. Concord Corner former
Is nansi hy on father. deceased. Said farm COLI
-a.:l> ia ao;s> u land Ia t.sh state nf cultiyA-
;n,, suitably divided into moving. tiilaCe and
pa -u,in-. with some 6oo sugar trees, with con
Nci.;,ni buildings IL good repair said farm *
Neil fenced beng of tie most desirable .aT..s
III me vicinity
The oLCuTT FARM, lying between Concord
Conner aud Nest Concord.
Ia Er-iL PLACE. being 81 acres OF moving
land. with tsarn on the same
iic SFACLpiNG fRtMlSES. on which i
4 L ice anu bara. with ~ acres Of land
Also, - acres Il gasiurirc ana wood land. "
ia, about Onehalf mile from Concord Corner
Also. iUVo acres pf wood land. well timbered.
Apply 20
A T. ICDENINE- So Hardwick,
HARVEY lUDEEINE, Concord
August - lN,-l. 6Stf
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CALEDONIA CO. ACADEMY

FL 'eIn nill commence on WEDNESDAY,
AUS 80 NO. under The charge IF A NJ But
LEN. II \ assisted by competent associates in
each department
instruction thorough. rather than snowy
Board or rooms :o- s,lf bOarders, Al reasonable
/ rates.
Peacham. VT. Aug 4, lS6J. 6S-e5
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rONN. s. PASS. r. r. L.
Unclaimed Freight al Auction


Unclaimed Freight al Auction,
Il.r :,li,rlls- orioles remaining uucai,,sc q.
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l>'-A. n a. a
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tslgcv cs3'Aays. mark
& N L Z. T. Bresk- D-l,oa y II, l. oTe;l I.-at-
\. PANE = c.l~k- -'slgh.
tdl. lsask. IA ,,l.ek.
& h,,z- io iasIk-
lrGr;,ad- 70 lna.k.
7l4r Gsl-lasi. Machine Stap & .-r.
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rr-'- II. IL. IgosG.
Stoke Jls-i;.-a fo mark.
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i,a.,Glc roGs aid cas- H. 10 marx
= 10y ca-s-c-. mark.
hay ftz. t. L. Nca,,c
- spinning Nhe-l-. m.ck
ts-r co..e-
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| trGyrv lax : Nm l. from lss,-on.
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v'cos cssfls, ciard \ fckett. fr,a il~ai,te.
| Il,rr casing =. IL tuvtr ;;orn - -ioEsl 1l-y.
pieces castings \. >.iUkiity. from ". X ,1uuclCa
= ls.-s rn.rxhGris~a ! T. ~ Nualta1 from Srlcg-,-
1 = l.tCes CASING a.
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hex m,gchar,i~e. L. r Ies1arG. frar AtS Earsi. {.
/ moS,r AM -,apr. B.ij. Fax. fr 81 JohIsba-y.
/ ls,A Tcllsn1l~r- - lhia Marshall.
1 pair can Win, T.. no mark.
| 5ax Wheel 4 >trunc
| key tar W W siiuu: fron ,sos.en.
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| sulky- Heinz from Rs~-on.
| 'rl- empty f51>s mark.
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| CHI drawer, mark
| lsa-toaA neIn-rk.
| :. l,exc> ha-Ees-ss-
] 6 ircn lars.
| Wagon hray, marx Ho6G
v J. PIKE D.pa:, She--a
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A IOID CALI. FROM VARNtM,S!

Friends. give your attention 4 moment and we
vii tell YOU scris;hinc that Will interest YOU
All nho are Owing Us must cali and adjust then
accounts immediately, Is we cannot continue ouI
business unless we can have cur dues.
Hereafter no goods Will be sold on more than
onc month credit.
We are boundt' sell cheaper than the cheapest
from now till the Fall trade opens, that We may
close Oat cur present stock of goods
Please call and tNalile our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere uI every article that Will
bear a reduction from prices. ven shall have
the ten, III oft - * l.. X. NARNCM-
feacha.a, Aug. ). l$65- $50
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LESS THAN THE PRESENT WHOLESALE ss,p,


The great demand far goods in eorl.re,-i .,,...
the unprecedented scarcity nf al kin4- q e.
ican goods. viii n" doubt cause 90. >id..-,4...
crease in the price Of most articles. bIr fo- 81.
present 4 shall continue 10 sell ar IS rl,,,, 3,
ton prices. f IENETT
st 9ohnsburv, Nav 4. 1866.
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TO RETURNED SOLDIERS
AND OTHERS WANTING FARMS.

The subscriber offers for sale about 5000
acres of
COOP FARMING LANDS,
In the town OF Westmore. Orleans Co, VT al
from =! - - per acre. The land is Of excellent
quaii., vf Maple Birch and Spruce timber
ALSO. THREE OF !OTR FARMS!
O,e e witch, known as the CARR FARM
containing $50 acres. has about loo acres under
ilrp.ovsI-,.:, with good house and large barn
unnr - as.d lies upon the shore of Willou ,hby
Lake.
ALSO, IHE TAVERN STAND
On the east shore Of WILLOTGHBY LAKE,
with 80 -cres of coed land. most Of which Is IN
,lcf improvement. This Tavern Stand Is about
10 :ailes :.em West Burke AID the s1me distance
from West Charleston. and commands a good
custom GEu. e CHANDLER.
Island P",.d. vi Aug !, 1861 6Sf
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rONGRESS, EMPIRE AND MASSENA
Ospring water at BINGHAM,S-
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DARON LIEBIG'S

Nutritive Food for infants and nyalids, also Corn
Starch, Farina, Patent Barley and Gelatine. for
sale al &c BINGUAu,S
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Ash. TUE TAVERN STAND
EAL ESTATE AGENCY
\ Y II Or | \ l 4 .

Gea Tucker farIacrly Captain in the iih Vt
l. i.:.. - and LySan:c- HILL formerly Captain
in Tie :oth Maine Regiment would respectfully
fer i.,ir ser,ieS> 10 such persons wish 20 buy
land i. Virginia
Their agents are travelling tie State. making
maps and descriptions Of such lands as are en-
trusted "a ia,n feE sac an the titles are thor
o'l4,hiY Investigated by Ei.l \ Tucker
Eow ! 'hH .ime 20 get goa and cheap lands.
,n,i Virginia i ihe place n which TO DO IL
Tiers Il inquiry Mi. receive prompt attention
ana -i,Saer.
.:ef, .cnacs ..'alc Il the Vermont and Name
=, .e-.;. Ia Cvngre>~-
HILL X TUCKER.
o-iiOe l25 HIM Street.
G,;tf ALEXANDRIA, VA
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4 LARGE STOCK
OF NEW & DESIRABLE GoonS

Is now offered for sale hy the subscribe n r..
which cannot fail Of giving satisfactsoa. ".
of them vii be sold AZ
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UNION STATE TICKET
For Governor

ELECTION, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ;, 1880.
For Governor,
PAUL DILLINGHAM of Waterbury,
For 1t. Governor,
A. u, GARDNER of Bennington.
For Treasurer.
John Il. PAGE of Rutland.
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ERUIT JARS.

I AIDES AND MISSES BOOTS AN13
"A SiiGtS-new styla<-at Z ItWETg~<
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-22

Principal Office and Laboratory AZ the ~ b. corner Of
Sixth and Commerce Streets, Philadelphia. where all
letters for advice or business should be directed.
He will be found here every Saturday, professionally
to examine lungs with The Resprome,et for which his
fse Is 'hree dollars. al advice free.
In New York At No. 80 Bond Street, every Tuesday,
from A. NJ to p. NJ.
At the Marlboro Hotel, Boston, January IS and 10,
February IS and It, March 10 and 10, April 10 and 20.
May II and IS, June "A and IS, July 10 and %.
The time for my being in Baltimore and Pittsburgh
will be in the daily papers Of those cities.
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A MEXICAN ana FOREIGN PATENTS

IL. II T. - ID Y
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late Agent Of 4. ). Patent Obioe Washington, (under
the dct Of 1851
70 STATE STREET, OPPOSITE KILBY STREET
bosToR, MAssACHUsErrs
AFTER an extensive practise " upwards Of twenty
years, continues to secure Patents In the United States
also in Great Britain France and other foreign countries
Caveats Specifications Bonds, Assignments and all Pa
pers Drawings for Patents executed liberal terms
and with despsth Researches made into American or
Foreign worAs, to determine the validity utility Of
Patents invehn0nsand legal other advice render
ed IN all matters touching the Copies Of the
claims Of any Patent furnished by renting One Dollar
Assignments recorded at W ashlugton.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England,
but through II inventors have advantages fnr securing
Patents Of aacertaiung the patentabiity Of inventions,
unsurpassed by, If not UNNECESSARILY superior to, any
which can be offered them elsewhere The Testimonials
below given prove that is successful at the
Patent Office than the subscriber aud success Is the
best proof Of advantages and ab he would add he
has abundant believe and prove at no
other Office Of the kind the charges for professional
services moderate The immense practice of the sub
cribe during twenty past has enabled him
cumulae collection Of specifications and official
decisions relative TO patents
These besides his extensive library Of legal and
ohanical works, and full Of patents granted
the United states and Europe render him sbe beyond
question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents.
All necessity Of journey 70 Washington, to procure
patent, aud the usual delay there, here saved
Inventors.
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home bet er, msulier, richer than before
But here Is q vast number just like the poor
fellow who lost his greenbacks and his wife's
ring For their sakes Christianity and pat
riotism should revive the temperance work,
eli by any means they may save some"
Nor do the home coming soldiers only need
looking after. here is host Of tipplefs
larger than all the armies that were huzz@d
through Washington on the day e the grand
review. Scarcely family circle but contains
one or more; scarcely a congregation but
has score OF them. Not far from me to-day
sits a lovely widowed wife whose living hue-
baud is " dead in this sin !" her wedding
ring is teM-stained by that husbands shame.
! ma ried him. What is worse to think Of, |
once received him into the church Of Christ,
and Tor time he ran nobly. There is anoth-
er ring which he has lost-the ring Of accep
lance which The Divine Master put upon hin
when the " dead was alive again, and the lost
was found That young man has had
fearful struggle with his conscience and his
God. But there were ten to tempt him where
there was one 20 labor for mis- rescue. II be
peu,hes at last, be will add but another to
the stupeudous mass Of victims to this fright
fully increasing vice.
Every year only adds to my conviction
thai Ia Temperance the "ounce OF prevention"
is worth whole ton Of cure. But fraction
OF confirmed drinkers are ever reformed.
Ibis is the tremendous arbument for total
abstinence. This is the argument for re-
newed effort to save the young This fact
should point every sermon and every appeal
from the pulpit This act should caution the
physician TO keep away slcholoio medicines
frftf h. 81 htf
Other methods. Christians and patriots let
Us enter upon new moral campaign against
the Intoxicating cup--an educational work
in the great elementary truths that no
man Is good enough to be trusted to keep
drinking house, and no man is strong
enough 10 be trusted 10 enter one. | hearth
ly rejoice that national convention of tenn
perauce philanthroplst has been summoned.
And shall gc there God wlling) thinking
Of the poor, shame-strlcken soldier, with the
devil ,ctr ga bis cheek who went home to
his wife without hi, money or her ieweled
rug.--En.
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MlscfII anrous.
THE LOST RING.

A few days ago, soldier came into one of
our clothing stores and asked for several ar
tices to repenish his pretty thoroughly ex-
hausted wardrobe. He was on his way
home with biz regiment The marks of
hard service we're on his sunburnt face and
threadbare clothing; his old blue Jacket had
been through the fires Of LIDETY.
When he came to pay for the articles pur-
chased, he drew out a wallet containing
three or four zone hundred dollar" bills
he had just been paid off by Uncle Sam.
His rather boastful manner of parading his
money, and his loose tongue. made the
clothier suspect the soldier had been taking
drop" from the serpent's cup. He there
fore said kindly to him, hadn't you better
leave your money with me over Sunday, till
you 60 homer" The blunt reply was, al
have taken care OF myself for three years of
fighting, aud guess don't need no one TO
take care OF me OF my money now"
On Monday morning the poor fellow came
into the store again, with bruise on his
face that bore none OF the glory of the bat
tlefeld. 1t looked like an ugly autograph
OF the dram shop or the dance house.
"Well, my FRIEND" inquired the clothier,
show are you nowi" The soldier took him
aside, and, with indscribable shame, said
"See here; bsvn't got one red cent left
Ny pay is all gone. And that amt the
worst of il. Ny wife sent ring, \ nice one
too. for me to get fixed here in town. That
10 gone, too. What shall tell her has be-
come OF it''
Poor fellow we cannot recall the incident
without starting the tears. And will there
be other tears shed when, at his own
home, he is forced to make the humilatih z
confession that all the avails of his long per-
ious campaign, that all the hard earnings OF
the weary march. the lonely picket duty, and
the bloody fght-that every treasury note
which his grateful country had paid him
were all squandered in a single days dis
graceful debauchi The ring, too-perhaps
jewelled with the memories Of early love-
who stole that The Accursed cup, you saw
Very true but who profered him the cup
The liquor seller. Then was the liquor sell
Ter an accomplish in the plumber. but who
licensed the dram seller to set his villainous
trap for human appetite : Who gives him
the legal permission to offer deadly bait to
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HELmBoLp's ROSE wAsH.

An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habits OF
dissipation used IN connection with the Extracts Buchu
and sarsapsrila 10 such diseases recommended Evil
denee OF the most responsible and reliable character viii
accompany the medicines. Also explicit directions for
use tcn hlRreds Of HosGHds living Witnesses and up
wards Of 5000 unsolicited certificates recommends.
tory letters many Of which nom the sources,
including eminent Physicians, Corgymen. Statesmen &C.
The Proprietor has oscrti TO their publication In
the newspaper he docs ts om the fact that his
articles rank stanluld lr IONS and do not need
70 be prornct M ny ccrf' 7cfi0H
The Science ~ NoGicra @, tfae oric column, should
stand simple pure, malos4c having Fact Its basis.
Induction for lts pillar, and Irah alone FOR its Capital
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II. Young, Springfield, Bradford Co., Pa.
says: II you top maple trees as soon as he
ground begins to freeze in Autumn, the sap
will run as freely as in Spring
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VIM. II. Beach, Perry, Ohio, says that
cows which are inclined to hold up their
milk may be cured by always milking the
two rear teats quite empty before touching
the forward ones.
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" EkMONI CENTRAL AND SULLI-
VAN kAlLBOADl
U NJ ii Ahn .aM EMIT.
Commencing Nay 10 1870.

Rains 81 ~ kAsr
Leave Montpelier at 80 NJ 9 so ~ and 10 90 p NJ
NAL lhAiS leaves House 5 Puiul a. 40 a NJ con-
ne tug Al hitt River Jane add Beuuss Fails win
trains Tor boston, Wnlo,sler, syuukue.d, and Ne D.
Gurk, arfiviuk At Nes I,Tk A. 10 10 r NJ aud with
trains Un Passumpsi. Railroad.
null gto" hApress leaves Montreal az A. a. m.
hosSt's ott Il 40 cOuneotin- burlius ton Nith
ChAmplan steam,Gs loT osiatuga Troy, sc
Dtl DXfnEss teases uoLu-a, 3 A.. s. Johns
al 10 "a, Ogdeu,Uurg at 30 for Boston Nc.,
tunue ling at oul stou ~Ith ltuuand road for Troy,
Aihany and Ne~ York. aTslyiog Ia boston Via Lowell At
lU3U
MONT RxPRsss leaves Ogdessuurq Al -usO A
4aeal al $50 ?. N. R1use's Point at $40 p NJ
& Inns at 40 p. NJ arriving al Boston At $40 A
meeting Al Bellows slis with Cheshire road or
bust ana Worcester tud with Vermont ValleJ Il.
h or Springfield &c, aud arriving in New York a.
1870 Pm
tAAGEs ao1Eo NoRrH AND WIS.,
leave Montpelier ~ ~ a n Is An, 3 20 p. NJ.
433 IN.
DAY BNPKHss lesve, boston via Lowell at 90 a m,
for Bur ingtOn, 1t bAuB Montreal, ogden burgh and
the est siuVing at honIrea at " pm anu Usdens
buTgh al IL so a
',An rRAIN caves Boston va Lowell, a, 7OtA y
via Lawrence at 7 80 n, for Burlington h6us, 3
leaves b,,ton via Fitehburs Al ~ N sprins held
At IS NJ Gun. at Wh te hive junction WITH
Day hAprtss for BUfn. ton, Monuevl. OgdtnsbU1sh
aud the West
AUlOhhopATIoS TRAN leuvss horthhelo at 7.4O :.
N and Burlington at 0.l0 NJ foi hOuse's Point
NIGH1 kGPRBss leave. Beilows ran, a, TO- 90
p. ~. receiving passengers from Vermont Valley Is.
eay ny he" OH l2l6 Pm and from Cheshire r..
ltaVltg Boston at 80 IN. connecting At Whtt River
junction Fith Taih eayins Boston al $50 p. for
BuringtOa Nouse's Point Montreal and y Sdensburgt
come, ms at Montreal and U sdensburg witt Grand
Trunk trslIs for the " est
sleeping attsoaed to both the night express
trains RAINING petWeeu st Adams aud BostOn, and ST.
a baus and opringheld
In ough Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale
the puncipAiatauons
s Alba MAY l. 1908
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NY Extract snfsepcsi'la % Flood Purler my Extract
baehn % iuretlo, and VIII ret el such In all oasol
both eic prepared on pu-cy Hclcniao prlnciples-fn
racaocnd arc csmoat cc.ro measures Of either that
can DO made Already Go conclusive tcst VIII 10 CON.
lowing Vosal.
Sec ri-pcai'tory 81 no United States.
see roesloF DEE--s valuable works on The Practice
Off e.
coFc1iarEa made by he celebrated Or. PHTsIo Phils
Eco foaaaka made by Dr. ErurAiI licDowEII, ceie-
bra;od Thyclcien md Member q the ro-a College Of
huTgooaa Iclc'd, and publshcd IN the Transactions OF
the Ling md Clocna journal
Sec AodlcoC hirurgical Review, published by BKxys
TnAvEHs, elbow Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons
Eco most OF the late standard works on Medicine.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-22

Be sure that the wicks Of your kerosene
lamps are large enough to fill the.tubes (;
otherwise it lie possible that the blaze, when
the oil gets low, may run down inside the
lamp, ignite the gas in it,, and produce an
explosion. IL Is supposed that a girl in
W otcester lost her Lille in this way
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TO THE LADIES'
Both Married and Single \
THE OLDEST REGULATOR FOB FEMALES.


DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
il inmodihtely relieve without pain all disturbances
OF he periodic dischAtRe, whether arising from resxa
Won OF suppression They act like charm IN removing
he pains that accompany difficult or iumoderate men.
fua ION ana aye the only safe and reliable remedy for
flushes SICK Head che Pains in the Loins BACK and
sides, Pal citation o. the Heart Nervous Iremors Hvs
eicsi cpasms Broken sleep and other unpleasant and
effects Of an unnatural condition Of the sex
VA tuhcuohs In the worst cases Of Eiuoy Albus OF
w hlte-, They effect speedy cure
DIX CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
nave oeth usta ONhk QUARTER OF A UENTUhY They
are Nuefd as he only safe means Of renewing interrupt
ca uenSuuauou. but Ladies must bear ~ mind that
Megt % one condition y Me feaae system a. rhich the
~ fehnot De- taken l0ithotf producing PECUL lar
hhNC Li, The condition referred 10 a. PREGNAN-
G Inc result MISCARRIAGE such - The trresist-
ioh tendency tte medicine restoTethe seruai to.
t'ofS 20 normal condition, that euen The reproductive
t0esr Of nature oannot resist it. THEY CANNOT DO
HAHN in any other way
DIX CHkhSkMAN S FEMALE PILLS
are TIE only Medicine that MARRIED AND SINGLE Ia.
nlhs nave relied upon for many years OF can rely uon
now MARE or IAITATIONSi These II
FORM the f'nest Preparation pat torioard with -.
media. and PersSfent Success. DON'T BE DE-
GEL ~ lake this advertisement to your DRUGGIST
sno ell him that you rant the BEST and most RE
diAbLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN The
" OhLD, which is comprised in
m DN CHEESEMAN'S FkMALF uLSlli
lhei nave received, and recs wing the sane
uoh o. The most eminent PhySioldns ia Ameytca
tAFLlCll DIRECTIONS with each Box-ths prioe
w, o"a' per Bur- containing fom 90 to 60 Pills
runs sent oy mail promptly. by RENTING tho. price to
4 funds.
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AND SYPHILIS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI.

HIGHLY lMPORTANr TO FEMALES IN DELI.
CATE HEALTH
DIR. DOW, Physician .nd surgeon, Nos and I'm.
dcot street Bottom Is consulted daily for all diseases
incident TO he female stem PTolApsus Uteri Fal-
menstrual arrangements all treated upon new path
oogi al p eli les ard sp' edy elief guaranteed in
days. SO inv.abl oeTain is the new mode II trea'-
ment that the most obstinate complaints cid under H.
and the afflicted person rejoices in perfect health
DR. Dow has no do bt had gIearr experience In the
cure Of diseases Of women and children than any other
phi scisn In Boston and has, sin $40 confined his
VII lie attention to the cure Of private diseases aud fe
male comp ANTS.
B-Ah letters must contain four red stamps they
vii, not be answered Office hours from A. Nj. to r.
Nj.
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'0'I " HFu9yiWs geferatIy.
HUTCnINGS 4 HlLLYER PrOpriclon,

Az ,s5iaw cop 81 CedarSt NeO FORK
John Henry Co. wate bury Vt, Wholesale
Agents. Sold in Montpeier hs N. n Brown and " God
BiAby x Co 4o94daweop
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UPWARD TRAINS
MAIL TRAIN leaves Concord Al lO45 A. No Tor White
River Junction, connecting viii uains for Wells River,
St JOhnsodTy Barton, Newport Wiloughby and ssog
lakes, StAnsteSd Bath Littletoh Lancaster, &C -
Also, With trains for MONT eer, Burlington, st. Al
ans, Rouses Point, Morueal Ogdensburgh and the
West
GAY EXrBHss TRAIN leaves Concord At 1880 a. A.s
loT White River Junction, connecting with trains for
Montpelier, Burlington houss's Point Montreal, and
With Ogdensburg aud Gland Trunk Railroads ioi the
Vest
BRistoi Tram leaves Concord at $3.50 P NJ, for
freukin aud Bristol
BvBHteo kXFkBss TRAIN leaves Concord At $40 .
a. Ion bite five Junction connecting with trains f.
Montpelier burlington ~ Adams hD4se's Poin
AouutAl, Ogdensbufgh, and the West
Of arrival u trains from Bostol Worcester Ports
mouth, Portland &C.
DOWNWARD TRAINS
hoRNGh0 kXfkhss IEAIS leaves White River
Junction fo Concord Atll6 ~ arrival oftrair
rom Osdcusbufgh and Montreal. On Mondays at 6.25
uitead Of ll6
BRIsrui TRAIN leaves Bristol for Concord at A.
and Franklin At 9l2 A. N.
Mail Tram leaves White River Junction for Con
ord al u ~ NJ. arrival Of trains the Yer
ont Central, Passurl psio, and White Mountains Rail
csds
DAY kxFBBss THAIE leaves White diver Junction
Il 400 p arrival " trains from Montreal and
ORdeusbuTRh, BattleboTOugh keene BelloWs's Falls,
windsor Sc come 's Al Concord with trains for Man
htster, Nashua, Lowell and Boston.
These trains connect At Concord with rAius for NJ
hester, Lawrence Portap0uth Portland Nashua, Wol-
ester, New York, Lowell and Boston
nNSLoW sIBAkNS. Agent.