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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-17
@erbeu idun barart gemGbnt tperoen.

S6re Nieoerlase in Ohio mill ben 3aoifaIen int
rler nod ni6t redt in ben &opf. Statt barin Elm
3ei6en Der 3eit unb elm Seroammun9surtbeil bes
9olfes iber lire ~nidtsuirOise Solitif an3uertennen,
ieBten ii6 Die meiiten ~raoifalen Sldtter auf Der bo-
ben Saul unb faieln bon ben 9roBen Siesen, Die tie
oas nG6ite Wlal ~errin9en polen. So6mutb fommt
eep0bnlid Dor benz Sal1. Sic linO 10 LANCE on fort=
iudbrenoe Siege 9epDbnt ~sepeien, baB ie ii9 gar
ni6t in bic GoIe Der geliesten Tinbsn fonnsn. Gun,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-17
9ie nadife 0eiebaebung.

g1a6 ben Bis jebt porliesenoen Seridten uirb Die
nddIte Ohio @eieBsebun9 Die folsenoe politiide
6Grbune baben:
Senat: 20 Semofraten unb II Gaoifale.
Saus: 81 Semofraten uno 4S GaOifale.
Sn Der lebten @eiebgebung batten Die 9taoifalen
cine polle 3peiorittel= Mebrbeit. Sct Dem Sabre
1854 baben mir in Ohio feline oemofratiide @eieb=
aebuna mebr ae1abt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-17

Sn Waibinston riefen Die Na6ri6ten BON Sbto,
Die beioen Yartbeien sanS unertpartet fanler, ur9e-
beure auiresuns beroor. @roBer Subel berrldte
rnter ben Semofraten iber Die entidteoene Nteoerz
laee bes amendments. Ser prdlioent emptln9
fortpdbrenb 9epeiden uno I'M @eiBen Saule berrl3te
aroBe Grelbe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-17

tpenn ie MIR LANCE senus leben, 10 peroen tie iid
i6on an Nieberlaeen eepbbnen. Mir Semofraten
baben uns ia aud ieit Is Sabren in Sbio oaran 9e-
pDbnen miiien, besbalb ueriteben mir es ou6, ben
errungenen Sieg obne llebermutb 81 tra9en nno bens
5plbpn NIT beIpnnener Huhe All p~erfoloen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-17

Sic neu9ierisen2abies BON Netu BORT, Die
nihts Seiieres al tbun baber, iiberlaufen Den Store,
in ipel6em f5rau 9incolns @aroerobe 5unl Werfauf
a~uggeleet miro, taufen polen lie aber ni6ts. Gin
unternebmenoer Yanfee bat $4,000 tur pen NlIn-
Der oeboten, UNI ~oenielben in europa in alien sroBen
GtGbten fir @elo Ie6cn SIT lafen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-17

SamiIton COUNT tpeiit einen bernofratil9en
Geminn BON $500 Stimmen auf. Sas raotfale
Gountp- Sidet lit nit Mebrbeiten BON 200 biz 500
etimmen sewablt. Ser raOifale GonsreB, Ganoi-
Dat Smitb tpurbe gel6la9en uno Der BON ben Ser1o-
fraten unterItibte unabbdnsise Ganbibat Carp sez
pdblt. S%amilton gountp, bisber Die feite Burg bes
3aoifalismus, 1T auf benz beiten 8ese, in Die oemos
fratilhen &eihen rpieber einsutreten!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-17

G6illicotbe, Gi9ter 56urman's alte Seimatb,
aiebt linn cine Mebrbeit BON $50 Stimnen. 60
Iumbus, bas i'm iebt gu ieinen beiten SIrser1
sdhft, qiebt INN iiher 200!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-17

ben, barber pertpeieert er jeoe austunft uno tuerr1
man rur bapon ipri6t, oann ridtet ii6 ieil ~polises
Saar ferSensrabe auf ieinem S6doel in Die SObe.
Gs lit cine ~arau1iae @ei1i6te!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-10-17

9as aufialieBen Der Selisn; Der 9ro-
BE @ertb beg Silbers lno goloeg rilbrt tuenl9er per
Spn Ser 9eltenbeit bieier Mtetalle in Der Groe, uls
BON Der 5dmieriafeit, pel6e bamit ~perfniipft 1T, tie
gon i9rer gssrbinSnne NIT s ben Ssiienc lsp%s5Hmat ben;
MoIiahuietts, hat ben @oroil6en Gnpten seri6nit.
ten. Nodoem CT iid ben 0anf Der einen salite oer
Meni6bcit burd feline @rSneien,, tpel6e hire 9ranf=
beiten beilen, peroient uno ertporben bat, %eeipinnt er
iebt Die anbere Sdlfte, inoem CT i6r einen leift Sn
paiiirenben g8eg gu ben uneri66pfliden S6dBen Der
Siigel e%r0finet. St bat eincn 9emii9en groceB ent<
6edf unb befannt genla6t, pelder nit eerinsem So
ltenauftpanbe Die bd~rteiten Sellen uno GrSe Serreib-
bar unb brbdelis na6t tpie Greioe, 10 oab Die foit'
barren Wtetalle BON iDrer 8efangeni6aft erl0it iuerbet
BEN un0 Ieibt sl iammel1 llno. Nlinen, Die Ii6 fritz
Der ni6t besablten, tOnnen jcbt nit @eninn ausae-
beutet fperber, unb Der Grtrag rei9er, Wfinen 1T be-
beuteno permebrt porben, ipd6renb Die Soften, nm
bic Wetalle aug Dem Gr5e berausS ubringen, perrin.
CERT Iinb. 8sibes lit elm 9roBes 8ert Die Meni4s
Deit berei6ern, pber lire Srantbeiten beHen. Nlein
mir bDren, llnier beriibnlter 2anbsmann bleibt bel
Dem 2ebteren as ieinem beIpnoeren 6ade, mprin or
feline or6bte gbre iu6t. Cgufalo Sentinel.)
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-30
agricultural.
THE FAKMEWs rAXKs.

THE FARMERS TANES.
The following important decisions have
recently been given by the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue at Washington:
L. Farmers will not be required TO make
return of produce consumed In their own i'm
mediate families.
3 The farmers profits from sales Of live
stock are TO be found by deducdng from the
gross receipts for animals sold, the purchase
money paid for the same. II animals have
been lost during the year by death or rob
berry, the purchase money paid for such AMI
mails may be deducted from the gross income
of the farm.
3. No deductions can be made by the far
mer for the value Of services rendered by his
minor children, whether he actually pays for
such services or not. If adult children work
for him and receive compensation for their
labor, they are TO be regarded as other hired
laborers in determining bis income.
a. Money paid for labor, except such as is
used or employed in domestic service, or in
the production of articles consumed in the
family of the producer, may be deducted.
5 No deduction can be allowed in any
case for the cost Of unproductive labor. If
house servants are employed portion Of the
time in productive labor, such as the making
of butter and cheese for sale, proportionate
amount Of the wages paid them may be de-
Quoted.
6. Expenses for ditehing and clearing new
land are plainly expenses for permanent i'm
provement and not deducted.
I. The whole amount expended for fertili-
GERS applied during the year TO the farm may
be deducted but no deduction is allowed for
fertilizers produced on the farm The cost
of seed purchased in sowing and planting
may be deducted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-30
BIRps-rHE1R USEFULNESS.

AN APPEAL TO FARMERS AND sPoRTsMEN.
DR.. Trimble OF Newark, N. j., one of the
leading entomologists Of this country, lately
addressed the Essex Co., N. j., Sportsmen's
Club upon the importance Of protecting the
insect-eating birds. A report appears in the
Newark Advertiser, from which we extrac,
the following;-
The Baltimore Oriole.-He first spoke Of
the Baltimore oriole, showing different speci-
mems, illustrating how much the females and
males Of different ages differ from each other
They are becoming quite numerous large
elms suiting them. This family is chiefly in
sectiyorous. When it first arrives it feeds
upon leaf-curling caterplars-so injurious
to our fruit and shade trees. II fe, ds upon
the canker worms-that terrible pest in New
England. Later in the season il is founu
eating the drop worms.
The lecturer stated that by the aid Of a mi
croscope De had been able to prove positively
that the oriole feeds upon that terrible enemy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-30

The following, by T Buchanan Read, pronounced BY
fesimussr Review u be unauesHouaby The finest Amerc
oom ever wrucni
within The sober realms Of ilf.ess trees.
The russell year Inhaled ihe dreamy arr
Like some tanned reaper in his hour on VIC.
When all iht fields are iyiug brown ana bare
The gray barns looking from their 1aay hills,
Der Che dun waters uiietih ,.AMs
sent down The air grectne to me mills
on the dun thunder Of slternaie Balls.
All sight, were meliov,d and ail sound. suhiuei,
A. in b dream tlIt distant wH0dman hrwrd
ne winter Dog, with many muued blow.
Tho emhattled forests, ercvhne armed vilh gold,
Nll .to"G iiei .5mt s ssS bsatei idst 81 Cd,
Withdrawn Alarm Times romotest blue.
on sonbrc wing, The ,qlture itisd hs eight $500.
And Ike star, slow droopIng in ihe neit
The village church yape seemed Co Pale ard faint
The sentinel coca uron the hHl-sIde crew.
Orew ihrice-aud an Was stitr than hcfOrci
silent tiii some lying warden blew
His alien horn, and then was heard no more.
whore frst The Jay within the eiui'tt tall crest
Made rarrulons trouble round hor UNDECIDED youngi
Aud where tbc creole hung her sway ine nest
BY every lsht wind like o censrf sHunei
Wherc sang the noisy martins Of ue caves,
The busy swallows cfciinr ever MAR
Forebodne, the rustic mind oeliyyes,
An early harvest and a pcuteousyeari
Where every bird that walked ihe yernsl i.aN
All nov was sunless entity and forlorn.
Alone from out lhe uuhhlei plDd Ne quail
And croaktd thc CROW through al he ircary gl0omi
lone, the pheasant. drummingiu ths vale,
Made echo 90 The distant cottage loom.
There was mo- bud, no bloom upon the bowerst
The apidcfs Woye their thin shrnpds night by night
The thistle down, The only ghost O flowers
sailed slowly hy-pasa. d noiselcsa out OF sight
Anil ail this-in the most dreary air.
And where the woodhine shed upon the porch
Its crimson leaver, DE- % the year stood there
tirinr The floor with is inverted torch,
Amid an ths-ihe centre Of the scene,
The white haired mairuni With muuotunouf rcadi
Piled thr swift heel Hud Hlfl Der Yuus mlen
sat like fate, AMI watched Che dying thread.
she had known sorrow. Tie bed walked with herr
on surTtdi and broke with her thu ashcn crust
And ln Che deep caves STU Shy heard ODE siir
OF his tmck mantle trailing Boo the dust.
while set her cheek was bright with summer bloom,
Ills country -umiunutu. nuU che gave Der Nli
And twice war bowed to Der lis sable plume
ke-rayt Che sword 600 rust upou tle WALL.
Re-paye DE sword. rut not ihc hand that drew
And STRUCK fur liberty ihc dying hloHi
Nor D M DO, t0 Dis Sire and country true,
fell mid ihc ranks of the invading Zoe.
Long, but not loud, the drouirg wheel went on,
Like The luE murmur of % hive at noon
Long, but not loud, the memory Of The eoro
brcathtd through her lips cad anu tremulnus tune.
At last the thread was mapped, Der head was bowed
iilo dropped ihc distan OBJ uuHh hcr hands SERENE
Aud loving Co., glhufa amunthrd her careful shruui.
While death aud winter closed Che autumn scene.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-30
LIFE HEALTH STRENGTH,
LIFE HEALTH --STRENGIIl.
LIFE NEIlIH - STRENGTH.
Hundreus and thousands annually die prematufeN
when, II they would give The Great French Remedy,
DIR JUAN DELLA ARIES

DIR JUAN DELLA ARIES
CELEBRATED SPECIFIO PILLS,
PREPARED " GARAN crERE y DUi ONT, No. 2l4, lure
Lombard, Paris from the prescription Of Dr. Juan De
amate, Chief Physician 10 the Hospital du Nord ou
barboisiere fair trial, they would lind immt date r..
lei, and short time, be fully restored TO Health and
strength II is USED in the practice of many en- nent
French physicians. with uniform success, and highly
tecomm ended the only positive and Specific heDed
for all persons suffering fIcm General or sexual Debility
all arrangements Of the Nervous Forces Melancholy,
SpeJmatOfrhoa o. seminal emitso'is all Weaknesses
arts ny from Sexual txoessos luthul indistreons
Loss Of Muscular Energy, Physical Pr STATIONS, Nety-
business, oak Spine Lowness Of Spirits, Dimntss Of
Vision Mysteries Pains In the Back and Limbs. lmpo-
ency, sc.
No language can convey an adequate idea Of the i'm.
mediate aud almost miraculous change It produces IN
the debitated and shattered system In fact 1t stands
unri,aled IS urf,iing cure Of the maiades above
mel toned
Suffer nomore, but use The Great Ffeneh Remedy
Il II effect whore all others fail and, although
powerful remedy contains nothing huruul to the most
delicate constitution
Pamphlets, con aiming full particulars and directions
for using, in English French spanish and German, &C
company each box and are also sent free to any address
when requested.
Price One Dollar per box six boxes ior Five Dollars
Sold by al Druggists throughout the wuridi or will be
sent by mail securely sealed from all observation by,
incosnR specified prce, TO any authorized agent.
fropretOrs General Agents for America, OSCAR
MOSES CO, Y Cortlondt St. New York.
Authorized Agent for Montpelier, Vt,
IL eop.wSd ly N *. brown.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-30

.BRYANS PULWOMC WATERS

a
d The original Medicine established in 1897, and
first article ~ the knd mtrodl oed under the
Of PuIMOkTC WAFEhs," IN this any other country
all other fumonc afers are cuunterfeits. The genu.
inc con be known by the lame BRYAN being stamped
ON each Wafer.
These Wa ers have been before the public for nearly
fhrtt yCaIS and the immense sale attained not only Ia
America out in foreign countries, fully attest their in
uinsc worth The medicinal properties are superior to
any other article offered for the core OF Pulmonary or
boH is neatly double mat Of he many worthless imita
tons advertised
pHYAN's Pu1MoN1c WARNS
cure Coughs. Colds, sors Throat Hoarseness Asthma
Catauh, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing n tuiug OF
Blood, Pains ia the chest incipeut CousumI tun and
relief, bus etiectus rapid aud lasting cure and war
tanCd TO give satisfaction n every instance, lht5 do
not uauseate lie achuhoic CON pounds, the medic
NAL properties mb ed iu oIm 60 agreeable snd
pleasant 20 tie taste, thai any child VIII readily take
them. One dose viii alWays afford
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
10 Fccahsn and Pt,bic Speakers these Waters are
most severe occasional hOarscnes and their regular
ioi fo days will, ali unes increase the power and
tcNbility Of he voice greatly improving Us tone, com
pass and cearness o which purpose they reguror
ly used by many professional ylcalists
The vIy great celebrity OF thi invaluable remedy has
induced uupnciped persons TO prepare base i'm tatnus
which dsapp,iut hc Jus cAIcc tons Of the purchaser
aud iujufe the character Of the genuine medicine
see that the word, BRYAN is STAMPED on each
aier and also obs erye the fac mie OF me signature
# the ~, ruttor JOB MOSFS ' ON each wrapper 10
counu ffet ehich is forgery O Offending parties win
be dealt win o. the full extent Of the law.
BRYAN's PvLMoNtc MArEAs ave for sale by all Drug
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, u Cortlaudt 81, Y
sold IN Montpelier by n X Brown and Bixbs 4 Co
ll,dVWeoply
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-30

Tinmouth. Rutland Co.. Vt, Nay % 1866.
10 the Greaf american Iet C0Dipdny,
81 and SO Nesey street New York City
GenHemen: Inc Tea hat l ordered from you gives
good satisfaction and send You another order tmount-
ing s2l9 10 which you VIII PLEASE oil and send to my
address, by express
Please accept my thanks for The mplimentary pack
age. Resp sctfuliy, yours,
JUDAH II ROUND
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-30
COEFEES ROASTED AND GROUNl
DAILY

GROUND COFFEE, zoe 25c 30s., $50. oest 4Oc. per
pouur. Hotels, saloons. Boarding house keepers and
faniiea who large quantities of Coffee can ecouu-
mize iu that article by sing our FRENCH BREAK
FAST and DINNER COFFEE which we will sell at
the low pce Of SOC per pound and warranted to give
perfect satisfaction.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-30

GREAT American TEA Co &c.
Gciitlcm0- Please find another club order SOP from
This place which will show fo itself how well your Teas
are prtcii in this village Send as before b express
Cash on delivery to
JAS. c. CHALMERS.
nth Adams, Mass
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-30
THE
GREAT AMERICAN
II ca Com ny

have secctedth the fol wing kinds from theft stock which
the1 commend 20 meet the wants VI Clubs They are
sold Cargo Prices the the Company sell them
n New York, as the List u prices will show.
All goods sold are warranted TO give Subtraction
PRICE LIST.
YOUNG HYsoN SOC, 0Oc.. 81, 81 TO- best 81 % per
pound.
MIXED, zoe Soc g0o.. best 81 per pound.
JAPAN, 81. 81 10, best 81 25 per pound
OOLONG zoe SOc 0lc., best ~ per pound
IMPERIAL end q YSON, best ~ % per pound.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, Soc, 0oc., 81 3 10, best
q 20 per pound
GUNPOWDkR 81 2j best 81 So
1httc Teas chosen for their intrinsic worth, keep
ing m mind health economy, and high degree Of pleas
uic in dfinking them
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-30

WISTAR'S BALSAM
--oF---
W | l. D G III E r RY
HAS BEEN ussD ron SEAR1Y
II I4F As,CBN INJURY,
WITH raE MOST AsroNIsusG SUCCESS IN CURING
Coughs, Colds Housencss, Sore Throat,
Influenza, Whooping Cough. Group
Liver Complaint Bronchitis,
ihiculy By athing,
Asthma and every
affection Of
THE THROAT, LUNGS, AND CHEST.
CON U ION.
which carries Of more victims than any other disease,
and which battles the skill Of the Physicians to qreste
extent than any other malady, often
YIELDs.rt THIS REMEDY
when all others prove Intellectual.
As A MEDICINE,
RAPID IN RELBF SOOTHING IN EFFECT
SAFE IN ITS OPERATIONS,
1T IS UNS ASsEDl
while ash p epafation free rom noxous ingredituu
pc sons or minerals uniting skill science, aud medical
knowledge combining all that is valuablen the ycge.
table kingdom Tor this class n diseases. It is
INCOMPATIBLE
and is entitled msftsi.d receives he general conf.
dence Of the pubic.
SkYMOUR THATCHER, NJ. D.,
Of Herman, n Y, writes as fonows;-
"WIsrAR's BAtsAM or Wild CHERRY gives univer.
sal satisfaction. II seems 20 cure Cough by ousen.ng
aud cleaning the lungs and allsying irritation, THUS
tKhoviNG THE CAUSE, iEttHAp oF DHY1So Up IW
cpuGH and LEAVING THE CAUSE nEHIkD | consider
the Basam as good any ifn not The best Cough mod.
cine with VIII CHI am acquainted
From Il PILLOWS, NJ, d lof Hill Nh. ff
en-, medicines, lean but soy in just Ice to On wIsrAR
Na |HN Hr.fH moi aH d o. ado .Na
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-30
EJACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA;,

1 bAGlFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS
And Carving the u. :. Mail,
Through IN T,0erty too Days
sisan.higs on he coHHeeias OF ne Paefe
A 4 EEa4 a4nAUuoEY. 6 69E9fA92
OCEA QUEEN, sA, kAMEKTO,
NORTHERN LIGHT, GOLDEN AGE,
COSTA RIGA, MONTANA.
One Of the above large and splendid Steamships will
leave Pier No ~ North River foot Of Canal Street.
At - o'clock noon the lst llh and 2lst OF every
month Except when those dates fall on sunday and
then oa the preceding Saturday., for AspinNal con-
Meeting, via Panama Railway, with Of the Com
pAny's Steamships from Panama for San Francisco
touching at Acapulco.
Departures Of lst and 2lst connect at Panama witt
steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS. Those Of LIST touch at MAMA
Milo.
Departure of each month connects with the new
steam line from Panama to AUSTRALIA aud NEW zEA-
LAND.
Steamer Of Mar II 1861 will connect with the second
steamer Of the Company China Line, leaving San
francisco a pill 8, 1867 for HoNG koE0.
discount Of quarter from steamers rates allowed
to second cabin and steerage passengers with families
Also allowance 4 One Quarter through rates to
clergymen and their families, and school teachers.
One funded Pounds Baggage allowed each adult
baggage masters accompany baggage through, and at
tend 10 ladies and hildrtn without male protectors.
Baggage received the dock the DAY before sailing,
from steamboats,, railroads and passengers who prefer
send down early. An experienced surgeon on board
Medicine aud attendance free
For Passage Tickets further information apply at
the CQmp4nys Ticket Office, the Wharf foot OF CANA
+. II. BABY, Agent
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-30
Lad M ~ ..l..-.,.,..9 -.
WESTERN ROUTE

VERMONT CENTRAL X. K. LINE,
Connie ing az oRiensburph With ihe Grand Trunk Rail-
way Tor Toronto London, Detroit aud at Detroit with
the Michigan Genital h H., Michigan Sou Dee and
Detr it& Milwaukee X r. Tor Chicago, Milwaukee
Gt cunatu, st. Louis 81. Paul all points South AID
West
This line is now running two express trains ON Mont
peler each
Through to Chicago in forty hours,
Buy your tickets Of
-. l. WE,
Agent VI. G II X. at Montpelier
If You want your baggage checked through TO Chicago
This line does not check baggage IN tickets sold By
outside agents the West, and will assume any
ponsi il1y for the same
Fares less than any other route
An core. poudeuce in regard 20 Western routes Ad.
dresses S. l. HOWE, Montpelier. VI
MILLS, Gen1 Ag't Boston.
NontpeH'r Jan. l. 1867 42sly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-30

Consumers can save from 800 to 81 per pound by
purchasing their Teas Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-30
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA co.,
NEW YORK,

Nos 81 and 80 vEsEY street, cor Church street. p.
o Box No. j6i3
No Gao BROADWAY. cor Blocker street
No 6O3 EIGHTH avenue, near Ihitty-seveuth street
No z0j FULTON street, Brooklyu.oJr Concord street
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-30

or accompanied by nrHurrY ora Low STATE or
THE HNsIHA
Being free from Alcohol in auy form, iti energisisg
Decl' are not JotoWed by corresponding reaction but
permanent, infusug sRESe1lt COR, and SKw IiFH
into all parts Of the system eud building up An IRON
CONSTITUTION.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-30

positive and specific remedy for an diseases origi
mating from an IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
and for all hereditary DISEASES transmitted from
PARENT TO CHILD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-06

~. Lzir ", eldest daughter OF John II. and Justina
Price. OF Baltimore. Md
ROBINSON On Monday. August g. al the residence or
W "a, fng'ey, Morrisana- Mrs. ABoAn. r. wife or
hs 'a'e Dr Harvey Robinson OF Providence, II.
lne IeiAtVes aud frionds o. the family Respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral Wednesday afternoon,
a. Two COCK, from the Congregational church, Wash
ihs.on avenue, Morrsauia
RoBERTs --0n Sunday Augusi TaowAs RoRERrs
aged AZ years.
The relatives and friends OF the family and those OF
ms orothers-ln-iaw, John c., Thomas, William Adam,
JOS r., Alexander, Floyd r. Graham, George Boursis
ald Gregg also the Salmakevs' Society OF New
iork ana vicinity, are invited attend the funeral,
from MS ate residence No 20 Cannon street. this Tues
dayl afternoon at half past one O'CLOCK.
imHSAh-on Monday August g. MARY EfnABErH,
only enid o. hugh and Elizabeth Nernan, aged year,
months and 10 DAYS
the funeral viii take place. from the residence OF her
paIenes o9U Eighth avenue corner OF Ftyeighth
street. on wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock. The
Inenas OF the family are respectfully requested 70
wnuAH.-on Sunday. August 4. MARY KANE. the
viz o! rnos williams, native OF Mddletown, county
Her friends and those Of her bpothsr John Kane are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from her late
residence No s2 jackson street. this TUESDAY, after-
noon, at two O'Clock
wooDHUL AT Huntington. L. L. on Monday, August
D, MAnsrrA wife OF Smith Woodruff, aged So years.
Funeral ON Wednesday afternoon, ct three O'Clock.
WrcKoyv.--A Bedminster NJ J., on friday, July a,
MARY, widow OF Cornelius L. wyokoa in the Goth year
Of her age.