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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11
VERY LATEST.

CINCINNATI Oct 9.
Compile returns from the I'd Congressional Dis
trict give Carey, Independent Rep, for Congress
994 majority Smith, radical
PHHADEIPHIA, Oct 10.
The Press publishes table Of the election re-
turus giving the reported majority in ffty-one
counties, by which Shaswood has only six MAORI
ty. The counties to hear from last year gave
the Republicans 1878 votes, and the Democrats
$500. The Age las returns from forty-one ooun-
ties, which give 1l,94S Democratic majority.
CINCINNATI Oct. 10.
The Commercial, (repub.) says over 50counties
give Thurman 5000 majority. The remaining
counties will reduce this The Legislature has
gone for the democrats, who will probable have 8
70 10 majority on joint ballot The Gazette states
that the election returns all in complete The
election is very close, but the democrats have
probably carried the legislature. The Governor
is IN doubt, but Thurman is probably elected.
The Enquirer, (dem. estimates Thurman's mai
ut 2l6s. The legislature will stand, Senate. 10
dem, to IL repub. House, So dem. to so repab.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 10.
The Tribune says the returns from Pepnsylya-
MIA are still meagre, but some of the Philadelphia
Republicans say that the election of Judge Shas.
wood, Dem, is not certainty, though of COURSE
generally conceded. However, we are so accus-
toned to hearing our best news first that we are
willing to give up Pennsylvania. The footings
from 40 counties give over 5000 Dem majority =
VI the ~ counties TO come in, IS last year gave
Republican majorities. 1t is evidently tight
squeeze.
Ohio goes doubtful, according to advices from
cleveland, where some begin to think Sherman
is elected Governor We are not quite ready to
believe ip that. aud shall hold for complete re-
turns. The Legislature appears Democratic
We do not get much from Iowa. save from the
strong Democratic sections, al Dubuque aud there
abouis II will take great many Dubuques to
take that strong Republican State.
NEw YoRK-Later, Oct. TO-
Gold, Sl.43 IA.
Washington specials say fraud has been dis
cnvcrfh ~ Philadelphia by which 5000 illegal
Il mortailr we've cast in that city.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11
MoCULLoCH ON THE REPUDGATIoN
.

\
Secretary McCulloch on Monday sent She fol-
lowing very definite and explicit letter, on the
financial condition and prospects Of the country
to a gentleman in New York, aud an exact copy
has been furnished for publication me-
Treasury DEPARTMENT October Z, 1867.
Dear Sir;--Your favor OF the lth instant is re-
ceved. Too much importance is attached to the
utterance 90 which You refer. The people Of the
United States all sound upon the question OF
the preservation Of the national faith, they were
upon the preservation Of the Union. ] consider
The faith Of the government pledged TO pay the
$40 bonds, when they are paid in coin, there
need be- think, no apprehension that they will
be called in at the expiration Of FIVE years from
their respective dates, and paid in United States
notes.
The United States notes were issued under the
pressure Of great necessity and are by authority
Of Congress being rapidly Withdrawn from circu-
lation. n 10 more can be issued under the existing
laws nor can | believe that any considerable num-
Der Of the members Of Congress would favor an
additional issue for any purpose whatever, much
less for the purpose of paying bonds in violation
Of the express understanding under which they are
negotiated The policy Of contracting the circu-
lauon Of United States notes, adopted by Con-
gres. and being steadily pursued by the Secretary
should OF itself even If the honor Of the nation
were not involved in the question satisfy the hold
that 800 bonds will not be called in and paid
before maturity in deprecated currency.
Very truly yours, II. McCULLoCH,
Secretary
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11
BOSTON MARKET.


Ashes-Peafi. in moderate demand and salasIqIaatsto
Pots scarce and lfm, O a 90 a. 49, a.
ips large, % 600 hhis market luisi
htfern tuehne 20 10 20 al tned.ur 4
good hak re- brands ~ 10 a. O soad AL q choice h if
good And ehoioe Michigan 70 Illinois and sout rrn M
tA arla 100 Do Sc lnuis "a bl ffesh rrOuni rfr4
MN, ~ ht vicinity DO Sol so0iern extra % iB o rn
meih 70 zoos we luur small lNts atH q Der Dol.
"min-torn tul prices satra l6a iOf Tor s,u
tnf'"3~ aha ~ 40 flr Weston MIXED oats afrtsi
mrrl du tt % ~ or southern aud Western tu naa
hyg 90 90 sforts hsber. sos 81 due f-rd Bs ~
mid ilings 40 81 per TON 80 90"
Haf-null s.ua 6p.rton
lumnefN 80 thtn4 Boz urIrrH demand ftf sarh
Provisions Butter and prices hav, advsnc ,,i ~,
choice 81 al atict ch ce very frarcrt common and f
factory. ~ ''iNi
Vol 200 lns fleece and pulled fleece a5 o. and ru
- e5 at 20 qAhi} irludfd To- -aea cHmmou Wsss M
hl no AT 20 81 MEDIUM and noe Nicousin ILLINOIS and
Iowa 80 80 az Hn Hui medium chrau aid ~
81 up u % % M and above. Co 90 Ir ONO and o1
70 10y 2inr IA sud HhuNci sod bt 90 fnf pnkack g1
!ps iu ~ o 80 and $50 is Tease At 45 Nauuf,oa.
frfs sek Tor Low prices roolcn good not advanced
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11

When DR.. Franklin's mother-in-law discovered
that the young man had a hankering aftor her
daughter, the good old lady said she did not know
SO well about giving her daughter TO printer
there was already two printing offices in the Unit.
ed States, and she was not certain the country
would support them. IL was plain young Frank
lin would depend for support on the profits Of the
thpd, and this was doubtful chance II such an
injection was urged to awould he son-in-law when
here were but two printing Offices ia the United
states. how can printer hope 10 get wife now,
when the present census shows the number TO be
many thousands.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11
~ feifsrapA TO Haiteas Jsarsail
CAM BklDGE CATTLE Market

f'r he market Beef Cattle yesterIag tts r,o,its a. -s
'o' 81 .h,p i'o seiur $50 trade clsid yesterday
itn' VIZ uu nith cNushi fsbr uatl Io dav
m ~ is.gH NE s'ep over thv Norvtn fuaos ct over
H. d,' ~ hg, WE boa an pou trS Boz Ifop| Ion
lt aemhh ~ veil fart u ctt ftr White ~ .fdln.-
t'oA va Is almost no ID uaud a The matt b. salfai-
a . eth l hl 80 cattle aud though offered al 81.
also ioacr ~ " 'fi- 'HN'f ~'l
ne above th,r i0 wtsern Steer. tspt
iie lhe n atis II yeslerda . Brshfoa
fla nav come Geo sucli lH tles lt
's ar anu much s'oet Us M % hardly NEE safy
ei.s 'Aeu "tgiefs bad ~ make Just aach pfe.s
ou ~ ~ teep iher .tocs TIE nafsrt lsmhfilae
tNt "n,A VIII We nu Tuesday Wh~u prnhstV
to hold On. ~ ' '-'i' N1sAis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11

CHEAP BEEF.-Paris letter writers think there
is good time coming in the meat market, hope
that is echoed by consumers everywhere. One of
these writers ventures the prediction that in COM
sequence Of new and simple method for prevent.
ing faint, fresh meat will soon be sold everywhere
at five cents pound and he bases his calculation
ON the fact that there are in the provinces of La
Plata, South America, $1,000 600 cattle and 40. .
100000 sheep and in Australia 1870 600 600 cattle
and 800 900 900 sheep all Of which ony need suf-
fcient means of preservation and transportation to
be made available for supplying the world with
meat.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11

/ Baseball IN NEW ASPECT The treasuci
of Wisconsin base ball club has made a quarter
ly report, which is a model for minute accuracy.
Some OF the items give few of the unpleasant
features Of the noble pastime in whose pursuit
there arc involved or less dangers to clothes
aud limbs. We give the items as they are printed
in Wisconsin exchange;-
H. S. Claner, for repairing rent in breaches
OF member of first nine caused by squat
ting to catch fly ball, sIOO
DR.. Dalton, for setting thumb for a member
of first nine, 90
DIR. Dalton, for extricating splinter Of bat
from shin Of member OF second nine, 90
DR. Dalton, for one quart solution eye wash. 800
Il. ID. Pulford druggist, one ounce chloro-
form for use of member Of second nine, to
have his kneepan taken of TO have contu-
sion scraped off, 100
r. w. Murphy harness maker, for sewing
up slit in ear Of member Of first nine, $50
DIR. Moffat, druggist, three yards court
plaster, 800
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11

tAhNvtLtEi inu,ihua, March s, is5o.
Or T. AlloccE SIR have teen suffering under
attack Of neuralgia disease 90 my toves years, gh by
pefophy o. the hra ana have rsd everything know 20
The practice u medicine nom thu yery Mpti tu
prompts that your Pasters have given me more
permanent relief Than Thing u.sd aud believe
viii produce perfect cure.
The eounefrrant "a CO of Plastera produced "a
such mild and gradual they ndgarate he
lion around The parts which they applet and exert
upon G nervous deas-s aIgreat stdagc Influence
thai place them couadenty The head u every plaster
muse,
Yours yery truly, 1T HENDERSON, D.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11

The fact proved, as we supposed it was that
Mrs Lincolu's plea of poverty is hut a disguise
under which to gain high prices for her old clothes
and jewels. According 10. all accounts Mr. Lin
coin must have left estatt Of one hundred thou
sand dollars There are certainly S75 900 invest
ei IN the name Of the estate In government bonds
1t is natural enough that Mrs. Lincoln would like
TO exchange her dead and decaying capital in fem
mime hnrry for an additional $4,000 Of gold
bearing securities; but it Us very unirminine. very
disgusting in fact, the way ste has undertaken TO
90 1t. There is but one feeling about this exhibit
ton Of herself feeling of modification and con-
tempt and Indignation There are many rich pat
riots who would have gladly hired Mrs. Lincoln to
keep silence had they known her purposes but
now it may be doubtful If her auction, with all its
notoricty, will bring as much as a quiet unadver-
tsed sale would have done. Between Indignation
at her and her conduct, and fear that by going
to the sale and buying any of her goods, man
would be compromised by a suspicion Of his mo-
tves the articles are not likely to bring even
their cost value The New York Heyaid has made
the sharpest commentary on Mrs. Lincoln in ad-
vertsing her poverty, aud calling on the public
especially the negroes, to send in contributions
for her relief, and in publishing notes enclus-
ing s and IS each for her benefit. One comes
from freedman with a single dollar, and this re
mark " would send more, but | am poor
preacher Of the Gospel and am not doing any thing
more. was a slave in Virginia till this war and
Mr.. Lincoln made me free man If there is
any Of shame left in the woman, it must come
to poison and punish her .-,SPrinQfeid Re
DubiicdH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11
lHarRrts.
fR'porsd tipre'siv nr Ha,siman a s,as DO,
By II. 7. BALLARD d. COZ

NEw YORK, Oct Sth, 1867.
Butter % to 45 common and grease. iOto II
Cheese, Factory 10 to 10; ordinary. ia to IA
TO 1925; Superfne State. Q 80 to 9.7b, Fv,r,
southern, l0sOto ADO; Ohio and Western no a.
to 1906 Canada, 1920 1850. Hops. Vernon,
GO to 65c. Wool. Vermont washed. AZ a. AZ .
unyashed, 40 TO 4lc. Sheep Pelts, $50 to 375c'
Eggs, 80 to Sic,
Butter In active demand with an upward ten.
dency.
Cheese. - Prices are firmly held for prime
grades.
Eggs-ln good demand and quick sale
Hops.-Fim and wanted
Wool.-Steady at quotations
Gold Sl.l43 81.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11
CRoWpING mo- me CIrY.

The fatal end of a young lady who 0ed from
Georgia TO New York. where she in vain sought
for work by which she might support herself, and
then resorted TO suicide to save herself from a
more horrible doom, led the philosophic Mr. Gree
ley publicly to say over his own name -
- know the difficulties of such cases--at least
| should know them, for few have poudtled them
more patiently. | know how wild and mad is the
folly of those who crowd into the clt)--into all
ciues--iancymg that there must be room and work
there for more, without considering that thou
sands already there superhuous, idle, and
miserable, aud that each influx is an added bar to
the window which shuts out hope l presume
have uttered more harsh, bitter rebukes Of the
needless iuiatuaton which fills our streets witt
fresh seekers for " something TO do than any 9th
er person under sixty years old | know | hay,
made hundreds of unjortunates loathe me as ,h,
most unfeeling of monsters-and with good show
Of reason. | shall continue to drive out Of the
city many possible, by making them sorr,
and ashamed that they ever came into it, Sc
much is inevitable, since no one can give all hi:
time to tales of mishap and distress but is that
all2
The thrice-hackneyed lines OF the great Ro
man poet
The gates ofhe open night ana day.
smooth the descent, and easy is the way
express a sad TRUTH ever pertinent The youth
male female, who brings to the city the realit,
or even the semblance of rustic innocence ma,
find Satan's recruiting-seTgeants any street
corner. Vice proilers instant hospitality, fellow
ship, enjoyment Virtues ways alone are few
cherries. frendless.n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11

THOUS SAND or HORsE III YEAbLY FROM
Cole THIS need notbe Dr. robiis' Venetian Hots- Lin
iment ain positively every u given when art tasen
Toe cost only cue dollar, Every Il thould
have ooe luhs stable. ready fr warranted su-
prHor to ans hing ee for The q tuts, WIND Calls,
swrlngs Sore Throat sprain Bruises Sores &C This
Ln'm Mt is remedy this u-ed ana approved o.
Tor ~ years BY hs hrst hofsemsn The country Given
over driven hos scts ke gle are cou tauty
received fpm the racing stables Of ngnd fr t. The eee
bratf Hiram Nooiufi Of Fvttrg fame, years, aud
SAID & Tar superior TO osr te tried Reculrct
Or. Tobias yenttau Horse Lunent put up n pin. bottles
Take other. Sod ~ Druggists Saddlers. Depot,
% Cor'iaudt street New Yors. OcLli,d,wlm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11
/ /. WHEEtE R. ! -
w, S. WEBSTER, ( AoO" oo"'"''ite'

Found at Last, remedy that not only relieves
but cures that enemy of mankind Consumption.
as well as the numerals satellites which reyolye
around it in the shape of Coughs Colds, Bronchi-
us, Sore Throat, influenza, Sc The remedy we
allude to is DR. WlsrAn's BALsAM or WiLp
SHERaY, prepared by Seth W. Fowle n Son,
Boston. Mass
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11

The hEPoR.Hk QuksrloN.-we have a Gaze in point
bI the Legislature Al the last session employ ed
Melvin Smile Esq this reque't to report the Sen.
e proceedings Al he close Il the session the Lesis
ture passed resolution to pay the Reporters SO rer
day and on hat resolution Mr. Smile received from the
State Treasurer 1923 Mr. Smile then presented his
bill to Us FOR 81 per day for the service lnasmueh
as the iesoutln Of he Legesure declared hat the
PAID by the Treasurer % the Reporters for their
pees for the ssssoH we declined to pay ih9 additional
az per day Mr. Smile sued and the justice decided
Asains him On ap cal t. the County Court, Mr.. sml
lie has just recovered ~ day fom u. weunders and
our counsel has taken exceptions Now ask he Lag
slAure to arrange the reporter bushes, here may
be no in suee dcns to any body Whether the LsgislA
tare intends to pay abonu' graluiy IN edition
the sum paid by the piaer /, the for re
roriog and disehaIgs the mater f. m payment, We
think shodd be clearly siatel
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11
REPoRrER. FoR NE LEaIsLArunE

Previous to 1861, waltons daily journal was pub
lshe Especially during each session Tor the convenience
Of members aud Others interested legislative matters;
and the extra for reporting and printing we
met by the Legislature in odsriuga LIBERAL number Of
pa ar by the AudOi ia SLOWING price adj qus
to all expenses since 1861 the Journal IS been
published daily durog the year and other oaiies
have been established all publishing or less OF
legislative reports and the patronage Of he Legislature
has been extended somewha. oil but no allowance has
been made to any BODY for the expense Of rep3rtng
oepI occasionally, by legislative resolution the
Iorters. The esult has been for Of the tine tina
The expense Of the daily reports has been paid by this
office a)ne, while tie presses generally Of the State have
used It's reports for their columns, Were the pat
ronage, growing out Of legislative reports su lent
shou b. glad to insur hat expense Tor the public &C
commOdau n The fact, however, is that t. Is not re-
muneraliye, aAd we have ht that we're unduly bur
the public We hope therefore, that some reasonable
way Of doing better ustie to all may be adopt
ed The Montpelier, Burlington. Rutland aud St. Al
bans daile all wlu legislative reports each day for pub
heauon, and fom these all the weekly papers may be
supplied Any pal, then, when viii furnish the daily
papers promptly will also fuuih all the papers in the
State We suggest, thefef re, Joint Rule of the Leg
isla pro'idng r the appon Of enc Reporter
each by the Senate md House furni,h da reports
IL iiR matter Of public convenience plain ;ha preyi
ol Legislature, have eAsilnally reeosn zsd the pro-
pH'y Of pr sidlng hf IT, and we suggest whether it
should not be pfrmansn lu'e
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11

NE nEsLLI, GKA.sr PL.IsrnR.

The popularity Of. uuusters old iondon Dock Gin
all Of The world s we'll known. Sold ny dfu gs-
Eroctfs Va tottrs unly T., A. RICH aKUS * CO.
Wholesale AGENTS.
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Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry

caHsAs cs'd' s'eaeAih 1,tA@a c,osp BAosp,as CorsA
ea''v and the numerous As we'll dang diseases
Threat cAsi aud Lungs prevail in chausesble climate
al seasons Of the year rev fortunate enough eseais
their eauefal influence How Important hand
aeeran andoie to all these complaints Experience proves
that this exists In "star's Bais4u extent
any herremedy however the suffering The appea-
ton Of this soothing healing and wonderful BAlsan once
yAnqushes the disease and the to woDed
health
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11

WHEN FER | TAKE MY WALKS ABROAD, how
many poor, miserable Dyspeptic people / see who
would be healthy, and rosy, and happy, if they
took Plantation Bitters, that paragon Of prepara-
tons for giving tone to the stomach energy to the
torpid liver a Joy to the nervous system, and
strength to the muscles. 1t is an admirable re-
generator of natures wasted OF neglected func-
tiona powers in either or woman IL gently
excites and pleasantly soothes With bottle
thereof every man may be his own physician.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11

THE QUAcKs CoNFoUNDED.- men
are valnly striving to impose on the community
their weak, noxious compounds, as good whole
some Saleratus; while james Pyle, with his pure
SaeTatus, furnishes the market with a good and
full weight
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11

The Legislature has had unusually pleasant aud
quiet organ cation Fair weather aud by no means
the u'uA crow Of psctA on We suppose the people
are rsser'ing holiday for @ N. sherid,n.
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Gaatrbman " Stair JournaI.
BY L. ?. WALTON.
MONTPELIER. OCTOBER II. 1867.
LEGIsfATURE or VERMONT.
MONTPELIER lhuuda Oct 10, 1867.
9th HOUSES met aiO A NJ, IN suant to law, and

a.! -.
MONTPELIER hu"dAN Oct w. 1857
bo'h uous's met az ~ a a. tu'suah' 70 Jaw anu
Pro'ee'sd to organize ior he fe'''on'
ssNATB
Pursuant TO the provisions OF the Constitution ana
Jaws OF 'ne s'a'e, the senate met IN us OhAmo AZ 'ne
STATE h'u'e' 81 ~ oe''k ana were eslei 20 o'ur oy
h IS Honor A. b. rdnsr' The President fr',er BY
The hv panielV. Roberts Of Mon'ptlef'
The Secretary, Hon Henry CLARK Of Rutland then
pfoeeeded u cal the roll and all The Senators were pre'
ent The oath was administered by the Preside Of The
Senate each mtmoer subscribing to the same with his
signature
Inc iIe'ioent nominated ana 'ne ser"e e'e'ea as
eommlue to canvass votes for state oihesrs.-
Senators smi Il Addron' Carpenter Of Bennns''p'
builad u C''donia' baistow OF Chl''tnden Dale OF
hseA' Atwood Of Ffan'hn' hhl Of ufand i''e' henae'
OF LAmo"le Martin Of o"nge' ker~ oheSns' allen
OF hula1d' Oreut OF Warrington Oooahus Of "iud
nam Anderson OF windsor
On m'u'h o. senator hsr'n tue hu'es Of 'he s'n'''
tor 1870 we're adopted un'" DINERS be pr WED
VI H'il'" OF VT A".u 'N' oe' "' p, '.'''" 70 u"
erection VI 'n' e's' ara h'Nhh 0lAhA 81 "uuA'u wa
erected se''e'ayi 'Ashs 'A'A OF "ou 'p''', n''''
'An' 0',Ieu"li ana he' DANlhl NJ HfN'' Ut NJ NJ
p'ne' u'p"u All vi anuo"9'
Inc governor was informed OF The orea''li'on Of '
o'n.N " ne SIS O''pp anu n''' ~ 'o"N''''' anu
tue house ne'"ee'
Oh hou'h o. "t AenoSH' 'he JOINT RUE, u 'De iAs'
Session we're al 'pteu un'' net' oe PROVIDED
H'S' N''o''-oY - Ivy "nvepns "e n"'' ~ '",
u'e me anniversary 81 ,he venom O''o. ']'DoH
90 'e9' oh iHU''I4 ' ~ N'ls N''o,' ''"' s"u y
M"h' 'o' ne uAi pAie 10 e"n seha'o' uuiins '"'
session o''h oil "hl'h "eI' 'uop'eu' AuJuu'h'u'
hOO9e'
IN mouse was o'"su 10 oiuef " ~ o 'l oA' N"
ol non "so. -'Nh'''' '"e 'e'ie''S '0"'
"eadns OF ne scriptures auo payer ol new n. j.
roster u q hon'peHeL
Inc ron % mtmoers was 'Aleu o' 'he ''oe" OF
state neaiy all he memt efs beng reschtaldt
ing - Their names
he oath Of 'ihee was adm nisiei'd 10 me members
collectively BY ihe Secretary OF STATE.
On mouoni o. " j sym OF isrlon' Gnu o. NOUN
sln Of South Hero, T. Z. Shellln Of HuT eft, Alno
BaIot Hsiax. Julius Convene Of ", odstock A len
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11
From j, D. HosMER, Esq, of Topsham.
TopsHAM, VI, April "A. 1860.

GtntIemen mke grss pleasure 60 adding milne mss
Of testmony In favor o that Invaluable Coueh Refdr
NsTARs kAtsAa o. wln tuEHRr During The viter my
wife affected with severe Cough
Lungs After suaerng severely many daJs, Wisars Bal
san recommended, tral of which and
permanent relief have known Of h- nat.am
used 10 II Asthma with the favorable tesns
sure that u The community we'll with the
merit u this Grta kemeds as you wuud b. unable q
supply the demand Nctd advise All who frm cauAs
e0vs &C. give This mediline early horourh rat
Truly yours. J. b. HOSMER.
Prrpared by SETH W BOWIE A SON Is fremont 81 Ros-
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The Mason AND llAMLIN CABINET ORGAN.-
The tones of this instrument are melliauously
sweet, with a volume, power and expression truly
marvellous in so small and compact an organ.
They are beautiful, simple, and economical
Orleans Times
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STAR ON FIREl

rdn,pai Agents, Brandreth House, New YORK
SID BY al Dtuggsts Oct.il DAWN
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Letters uncalled for at the Montpelier Post Office
Oct TO-

Ladies.--Mss Nettie j. Bailey, Mrs. M. l.. FL
lis, Mrs. Sarah A. Field, Miss Mary Jones, Arm
McNlahon, Miss Dora Pike. Betsey 5. Smith.
Geatiemen,-D. w. Aiken, l.. ID. Brown. VIM.
Bennett. r. g. Edwards, Charles Green, Thomas
Hogle IL. G. johnson. Antoine Jubert. David
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