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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08
LIST os nrxDEas or ran Axreo

, ran AZTEC CLUB. |
Lieut.. Goo. W. Lay, dead.
Capt. Robert e. Lee. i
Lieut.. Mansfield Lowell. '
Capt. Rol. A. Luther, dead.
Capt VIM. w. Nackali.
Capt. John B. MAgruder. I
Lieut.. Julian May, dead. !
Lieut.. James r May, dead.
Lieut.. Geo. B. Mcclellan.
Lieut.. Geo. MoIane. dead.
Lieut. Philip VI. Mcdonald,
dead.
Capt. Samuel MCGOWAN.
Capt Justin McKlnstrey.
Lieut. Robert n. Norris. .
Capt Thompson Norris.
Bvt Lieut. Col. John MOE
roe, dead.
Lieut.. Ferd. 8. Mumford.
Capt Abraham c. Myers.
Bvt. Capt. VIM. A. Nichols.
Lieut. Anderson d. Nelson.
Capt. Theodore 0'HarA
dead.
Capt. Andrew Porter.
Lieut.. Innis N. Palmer.
Capt Frsnklip N. Page,
dead.
Maj. VIM. II. Polk, dead.
Col. VIM. Preston.
Brig. Gen. Franklin Pierce.
BvL Capt John y. Penn
berton.
Lieut.. Fits John Porter.
Maj. Gen. Robert Patterson.
MAJ Gen. John A Quitmans
dead.
Lieut. Geo. W. Rama
Lieut. Roswell 8. Ripley.
Lieut.. Jcsss.L Reus, dead,
Lieut.. Thomas q. Rhett.
Surg. Robert n Richie.
dead.
: Surg. Buuton Randall
Lieut.. Francis ). K. RufsI
sell. dead
Bvt. Brig. Cen. Porsifes Y.
Smith, dead
Bvt Lieut.. Col Chas. v.
Smith, dead.
Lieut.. William steele.
Capt Henry L. Scotia
Asst. Surg. James SimonA
Capt. Henry L. 6ibley.
Lieut. Hamilton l. shielda
Capt Edward J. Sssptos,
dead.
Lieut.. Charles r. Stone.
Lieut.. George Sykea
Lieut. James Stuart, dead
Lieut. Gustavus w. Smith.
Lieut. Martin L. Smith,.
dead.
Lieut. Oliver 4 Shepard ,
Brig. Gen. u. Il. Twiggs.
MAI. Wm- Turnbull, dead.
Lieut. James nlton.
eurg. Chaa Triplsr, dead.
Lieut.. Herman Thorn.
dead.
Lieut. Zsbulon b. Tower.
Capt John b. Todd.
Lieut.. Francis J. rhomaa
dead.
CAps. Philip r. Thompson,
s dead.
MAJOR Abraham Van Buren,.
Lieut.. Earl Van Dorm.
MAJOR Richard d. A. Wade,
dead.
Lieut.. rbos. Williams, dead
Lieut. Cadmus N. wilcox.
Lieut. John ". Wilklna
Col. Jonas N. wilhsra
Brevss MAJ. Gen. WIN. ,.
Worth, dead.
Col. John 3. williama
Capt. George W. y. Wood,
dead.
Lieut. Lafayette D. wood,
dead. E
Lieut.. Frank Woodbridge,
dead.
Major samuel Woods, dssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08

The conservation Of the Catholic catbedral Just
finished at Burlington VT, IL TO take place to-day
The conservation sermon will be preached by his
Grace the Right Reverend Archbishop McCloskey,
Of New York, at high mass, which will occur at
half.past ten on the morning Of the day Of consc-
Grafton. The immediate ceremonies will CON-
mence ct ak o'clock A. d. OF Sunday. the cathc
dral being opened at nine o'clock. At six P. NJ
the procession; blessing Of the statue will take
place, and win be followed by . sermon by the
Right Reverend DR.. Mcfarland, Bishop Of the Soc
Of Hartford. Conn. Masses will be said at all
hours from ave TO ten o'clock at st. Patrick's
chapel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08
CONGREGATION sinner HashnmoIn.

The usual Saturday morning service was cele-
brated yesterday at the Shaaer Hashamoin syna-
gogue in RIvington street, near Orchard. The
pastor, the Rev. E. Sessler, came INTO the altar
place at hafpast eight o'clock, and the usual
song, or canticle, was sung, and then followed
the morning prayers and the chapter from the
Pentateuch set apart for the day. There was no
sermon or discourse, and in the afternoon service
was again celebrated. The code Of worship in
this synagogue is according to the regular old
Mosaic form, and no choir or music, or any modern
innovation tended to alter the form of worship.
Shortly, the usual festivals will commence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08

ing roof which divides the two stories, and which
the crescents upon which the ceiling il sustained.
II is intended upon this general anasomy to super
add combination Of coloring. carving and gliding
which shall exceed anything Of the kind ever
erected in the city, but OF this, which 10 yet in
embryonic condition, nothing definite can be writ
ten at present. The length Of the interior will be
one hundred and six feet. Messrs. Fernhar and
Ediiz are the designers OF this splendid structure,
which is expected To be among the sostlest of its
kind 10 the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
The IumacuIate Conception.

The Immaculate conception.
Thirteen years ago to-day in the church dedi-
Gated to his great predecessor the Prince of the
Apostles, "Pius the Bishop Servant Of the Ser
wants Of God" published solemnly in the presence
Of the College of Cardinals and n representatives
from all parts Of the globe, the bull Inefdbilis
De1s, thereby setting the seal of the church on .
pious belief which had long been dear to the
Catholic heart. BY that solemn decree he declared
il to be the faith Of the Catholic church that at no
time was the Blessed Virgin nnder the control of
Satan, that in the first instance Of her concep-
ton sne was by the singular favor and privilege
OF the omnipotent God, and through the merits Of
Christ the Saviour of the human race, preserved
from all stain Of original sin." And although this
solemn teaching was not promulgated until far in
the nineteenth century of the existence OF the
church. il was always piously believed from the
earliest days. St. Andrew in his defence before
the Roman proconsul held it. IL was admitted
even by Mahomct; 1t was asserted in later
times by Martin Luther Pontiif after pom
tiff fostered the pious belief, and in
Dictated the faith OF the. people, by
forbidding in the school discussions the
use of terms not authorized by the Holy Fathers,
who speak of the Mother Of God as Eve before the
fall and who az in the case Of st. Augustine in all
that they wrote about sin, distinctly excepted the
Mother Of Christ. Writing of Councils we have
explained what il is that Catholics mean by de-
clarng in those ages that certain dogmas hitherto
received or rejected at will are Of faith, have been
revealed to the Church, and cannot be rejected
without "shipwreck OF the faith" They do not
thereby Introduce new doctrines which had not
been known before; but their representatives, the
pastors declare what Is and ever has been the
faith Of the Church. This was what has been done
in the case Of the dogma of the Immaculate Con-
ception, and that, too, with unanimity truly
remarkable.
The festival Of tho Conception Of the Blessed
Virgin has been long celebrated on December s,
and with increased solemnty and devotion since
1854. As the Catholics in this country regard the
Immaculate Virgin their special patroness, it is
q special festival here, ranking a. double Of the
first class.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08

Testimony 10 q Catholic Priest.
Among the beautiful presents given to Father
NJ. N. Marco, the Catholic priest Of La Crosse,
Wis, last week, on the occasion Of his birthday.
was beautiful Bible cloth. elegantly finished by
hand embroidery on white satin-a present from
the General Mother Superior Of all the Sisters Of
Notre Dame, in person. There were also splen.
did table cloth, with border worked BY hand, and
two silver coffee cups and saucsrs, and two silver
goblsts, all beautifully lined with gold, from two
German ladies Of La Crosse In the name Of the
ladies' Society Of the Church, with An address in
German verse.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11

ST CHARLES WtNosA Co MINI. March 2S 1867.
To The CHEAT AMRRioAs Ina Co,
Nos 81 a. d IS Ntsty street Y.
send you fifth order for Tea Ny heighbori think
lave learned the road" and Insist upon my doing
The business for hem. will SIMPLY say mat All knds
OF lea ieeslyed hom your Goa PAM have given com
lleie sati taeuon io4r Teas are esL-ael dayofed--
oirlng lhe Merchants can flmsh 10 " % 10 ~ ca
pr pound no better afi.le than you give st ~ %
ome sey you are hambag' Ilsast humbug US Agsu
this order.
Truly youis, in behalf Of Tea drinkers,
SAMUEL =. BEMAN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11
PRICE LIST OF TEAS.

OOLON q ttlAck). 7Oc soc 90. best 81 per 10.
Mixed e cen and Bla kl Zoo so 30 test 81 per H..
ENGLISH BREAKFAs /, Black 10 90. 81, sllO,
best 81 81 per TO-
IMPERIAL (Green), SOC, 90. 81 81 10. best 81 25
Ter 10
YOUNG Tyson Green, soc, 9oa 81, 81 10, best
J. rs per 10
UNCOLOkED JAPAN,9Oe 81 81 40 bes, 81 % POI ID.
GNNPOWDER, Green, Sl25, beat s 20 per 10.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11
ANOTHER DISCOVERY

ANOTHER DISCOVERY
ia old Vermont.
An artolo 81 RVERY DAY USE. grea' value
found At fho s..frnf
j. BODEfL. Main st., head OF State st.
MONIPFLiKR, vi.
Aho one o. the afgett stocks Of
BOOTS AND SHOES
Tor Ladies and Gsnlemtn's wear, both thick and thin
thai can be found i0 town.
CUSHION w BK aud Repairing done by he best o
worku en-, at the shortest notice, aud WAhhANIkD
TO PLEASE
Ladies' end gems please give heed
Ard all your neighb0rs tell
THAI good Boots and shoes they need.
Sol 50 cheap at Bodeis.
His stock = the bcst Ia H0ias,
His work is al done we'll
mo sfi', hes are strong and hnc,
The fuiug--by todcn
Then stop not to corsidcr,
Neither long sfodcs tells
Time than money, Is better
Go strsight 60 J. odtl. 76lNvu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE !

The subscriber offers fr sale the we'll known farm
owned aud ocou led by the IA Hon. Alpheus Bass de
ceased said fam l. situatd in Motetown On the
Winooski River bout "a NJ mile from Mddlestx
village and eontains about 800 " exceen, land
suitably divided into age. isurage, and WOOD land.
There is on said farm about 1870 Of wood and heay
y tmberd. aud about ~ acres Of q rate nten ale.
Also, good sugar orchard of SOME 5lu uees thifty
but large, comodi us and convenient and well supplied
win . never falling acqueduct II rare chan e
ii scale.
For further Parte lars inquire Of the subseribr on
the premises ISAAC W BASS, adm hutrafor.
Moretown, Aug 20 1857 75.Ntf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11
CHEAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
Nos. 81 AND 80 VsssY sraEsr.
Pos,otRee B,x No 5G43, New y ok City,

The GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY (ts'ablishec
ls6O is recommended by the LEADING newspapers, relg
ioas aud secular la this and other cities, VIZ.
AMERICAN AGRIgULTURIyc New York City,
ORANGE JUDD Editor
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, New YORK City
DARIEL GUabY, ID, Editor
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, Cincinnati, omo
j NJ REID ID, Editor
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, Chicago ln,
Thomas Nj. EDDY, ID d., Editor
EVANGELIST, New York Guy,
IN Ii NJ BID snd @ CRAIoHRAD. Editors
EXAMINER AMI CHRONICLE, Nes Y tx Ciu,
EDWARD BkIaHT, EDITOR
CHRISTIAN INIELLIGENCkR
S PoATER, ID, Ed .1r
INDEPENDENT, New York Cry,
Wa @. BowRE, Editor
METHODIST,
GHo Il ORooKs. l. d Editor
MOoRR's RURALNEw YORkEh, Rochester, n Y
~. u 7. MooAE Nd. aud Prop e
ThIBUNE, New Yon Ciy,
HoLAcs bAEElEY, EDITOR
We call attention TO the above st positive guar
anty Of our manner " doing buslLsssi We az th'
hadods VI thousands o: tetsons IN published vi
Lists
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11
FARM FOR SALE.

nN account Of falling health, the subscriber
~ will sell his farm IN MONTPELIER one and one half
mi rom the village, the hill road leading to East
Montpelier containing ab1ut 100 acres of land well
800 sugar naples with handy conveniences fr mokng
sugar Tn re- ave Young apple trees that ye COM
meucol bearing. @ad farm Is well 81 ultel TO remain
toy ther, 10 divide
viii sell with said farm my II OK Of Tolls one Cow
two Horses $50 paui-h Merino Sheep and Lamb %
Of ahich ublood Atwoods and the rest very his n
grades For fom OF s. eep, style, ard quantity and
q ay o. wool tlis Il lck ia unsurpassed The ck T.
chiefly aud ueks. including the noted buck Young
America that shesTed % pounds Of wool weighing bs
ceansed aud fitted for me cards. Said sheep vii be
sold in parcels to suit cusinmers. Z. u WING.
MontQ elier, Aug 10 1867. 7Gf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11

30 Tons Eng aud Am. Tire, assorted sizes,
5 " Band, "
/ Z" Hoop,
| Burdens Round,
3 Cork Steel,
3 Sanderson's Cast Steel, for Gran
tic Tools, cornered,
2 Nail Rods,
2 Burdens Horse Shoes,
2 Shoe shape,
/ Horse Shoe Nails, all sizes,
2 Concord Axletrees, all sizes,
1 Carriage Springs,
, " Steel 1ire,all sizes,
, " Crow Bars,
| " Stone and Sledge Hammers,
200 Kegs Of Nails, Carriage Bolts, and
a general assortment Of Heavy Hardware.
BANCROFT & HOLMES.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11
AN ACT RELATING TO THE REDEMPTION OF
BANK NOIFS.

/
BANK NOTES.
r Is hereby enacted by ths General assembly Of the
STATE Qt Vermont:
SIC Aner me expiration Of the charter ofa any bank
chartered By this STATE after the termination Of he
existence of any such bank azfceab the laws Of this
State such bank may cause uouce to be published 90 all
he weekly new papers of o. county where ST. en- bank h.
located for .ul year sc.te forth that said bank
will redeem iis outstanding bills the 0 OF the expira
tpn Of it, charter the date Il the animation Of s
fxiattncc ana copy OF ihis act And up,u due publ
cation ui such touce, hti'hr such bank nor s officers
shall DE liable u any action iui the non rtdtmU lion of
amy frs outstanding bills unles. the same shall have
been duly presented and pA}Uien there demanded
within Che year Aforesaid, al The banking house OF sad
bank
SIC After the aspiration n the charter, OF after
he termination Of he existence Of any such bank ~
aforesaid such bank shal cease 90 be- subject 20 the
operation, or Table TO- e.fo'sions Of the slNy hud
ctC Thu act cha ltulte Hegt nom its passage.
a. proved. November 10 1866
la pursuance Of he piutscus VI the ac above rert-
ed the Vermont BANK Of Montpelier. v gives notice,
andiug bills vii be- red omtd Unit January
1868 it, place Of business in the " First
Nauona Bank OF Montpelier.
Montpelier. December 20 1866.
In pursuance 4 the provisions Of the act above rel,
cd the Nnfthhtd Bank gives notice that IFS charter
terminated jobs 1871 Us tnut its outs andt bills VIII
BE- redeemed Until nuny lst 1858 at IT'S foruer tace
A ROPES, Cashier.
Mortified, December 90 1866
IN accordance with the provisions Of the above act Of
the l. ri laute " the State Il Vermont The d uk Of
Wateburi, At Waterbury. VI herel gives ucc iha'
its charter Terminated septombe let 1903 N the ont
star ding bills Of said bank will eIttmcd al the Wa
ten bury National Park 10 waterbury, and also AZ he
National Bank Re demPtion in ston, until the 1T
JK FUi " TCN. Cashier
Dated at Waterbury. Dec 2oth 1866. Ally.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11
Coaees Roasted and Ground Daily

& ouud Cohee 20 20. 5OA, 35c. best ACE per ID
Hotels SALONS, BOARDING IA ouse Keep ~, ana Fami
lies oho use irge quantities II COTE can econou re
n that ar ice BY log French Bre kasl aud Din
ner Coffee which iell az the low pnce OF 800 per
pound, and warrant to give pefieo, sa isiacuon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11

Consumers can save ffom 900. to 81 per ID. BY pur
ohaing their teas from the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11
THE WOMEN OF SoorrIsH ISLAND

The WOMEN OF scottish BLAND.
A correspondent Of the Glasgow Herald,
who recently visited the Island Of Lewis, in
the Hebridss, says
The women do all the heavy work. They
dig, delve and hoe; they carry heavy loads Of
manure to the fields, and in the peat season
you may see them all day, carrying crceliuls Of
peat fIom the bog. You will often see man
trudgug along the road beside woman, bat
the creel is always on the wuman's back. II
they come to a river or ford, the woman eros
ses first, deposits her creel on the other side,
and returns to carry the man across. | only
saw this once, but the farmers tell me it ia q
thing ofevery day occurrence. When the cree
is empty, the man sometimes slngsi it over his
own shoulders and then mounts upon the bach
of the woman, who carries them both across
together. This, am told, is the only oeca
sion on which, by any chance, you see cree
upon the back OF a man. The woman in tn
rural districts here is, in fact, beast of bur
dec, and men, in looking out for wives, lool
largely to muscular development. A story j
current among the English-speaking farmer
which illustrates this conception Of woman
mission. In the middle of one peat season
when labor was much in demand, man VIII
was supposed to be confirmed old baehelo,
suddenly married. A friend met him some day
after. "What for did you take woman lik
that" said the friend. "Did you no hear,
replied the man, "that my horse was dead 7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11
FARM FOR SALE.

VIII be sold Immediately 1873 aufts ui x cd laud sit.
uated one and one haf miles th from Cabo, Upper
Village we'll watered well fene ard comprising me.-
dow no igh TO cut az the hay need on the farm Il
has also gord supply of timber can be found 10
this part Of the state The buidinss consist Of dwell
ing house, wood hou go b, 20 fee barns ana one
hog house all old bus IN good condition 20 repair
The above detcfibed property be bought AT now
much cheaper han real estate hiss been selling Ia Cabot
As have decided to 20 West Immediately A liberal
pay 'ay viii be gwen Tor ont.t ifd 4 the purchase
o. " retb ested. HORACE CARPENTER
CABOT Sep 10 1907. 70i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11


"A lady at the White Mountains. finding
to her grief and smszement that her son, aged
four, had become quite proficient in swearing,
wrote his father on the subject. The latter,
therefore, sent very good and sensible letter
to the little boy, telling him he had heard
from little bird that his boy had used bad
language, and warning him Of the consequent
ces. When the four yearo old heard the letter
read. his immediate comment was. "Well
tink that little bird Is ID fool"l
A "SHooRINe" STATEMEsT-The Wayne
County, n. Y. Press mentions, comisserating-
ly, the case OF farme in Sodus, whose crop
OF wheat was so prodigously large as to ne
cessitase the leasing Of a piece OF ground Of a
neighbor to make room for shocking his wheat
Forty acres Of bog land in the county of
Mayo, the northwest extremity of Ireland,
undermined by heavy rains after long contin-
ned drought, lately disappeared in the depths
Of the Atlantic. Ten acres Of standing crops
and several houses we're destroyed.
CoTswoLD SHEEP are said to be in greater
demand in England now than ever before. At
late tale, SIS ram averaged $3.50, gold.
Canadian boy, in the quiet town Of st.
GATHERINGS, had been punished by his father
with solitary confinement for lying. He show.
ed on his release that he had beeu employing
his time in Theological reflections instead Of
using it for Standardization. He asked his
father,
"Pa, died you tell lies when you were littlei
The father, perhaps conscience smitten, en-
desvored TO eyade the question. But the child
persevered.
ibid you tell lies when you were little p
swell, no., said the father, but why did
you ask -
Ibid ma tell lies when she was little 2"
~ don't know, my son you mast ask her.
"Well," relofted the hopeful, tone of you
must have told lies or you could not have had
q boy that would do H."
Coon oEARAoTER.-The character Of an up
right man Is like pair of boots. The more
you black 1t the more il shines.
"A very religious old lady being asked
her opinion Of the organ ofa church the first
time she had ever seen or heard one replied
at is pretty box Of whistles, but, Oh is
an awful way TO spend the Sabbath"
"A traveller stopped at an inn in a neigh
boring village, and finding the landlord an.
lsndlsdy 6gbting, cried out, 'Halloo, who
leeps thi' house, Z The wife replied, That's
js', ~hA' y srs trying to decide.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11

DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
4 PANY's
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS
And Carving the u. :. Mail,
Througt " T,0onty-tro Days
sedmshps on ne ConusetHs me Panhe
ARizONA oOLoTrRo
HENRY GHAUNCEY, CoNsTiTU1IoN,
NEW YORK golden CITY,
OCEAN QUEEN, SA kAMENTO,
NORTHERN LI6HT, GOLDEN AGB,
COSTA RIGA MONTANA.
One oftbe above large ,nd splendid steamships will
leave Pier no. 81 North kivef foot Of anal Street,
a. y O'cO noon, ist lllh aud llst Of every
month texeep, wnen those 6atcs fali on SUNDAY and
then 90 the preceding Saturday., tof Aspm~ ALL con-
Meeting via anama Railway, with % the Com.
paws steanships from Panama for oGn Francisco
touching at Acapulco
Departure 81 lst and 2lst connect At Panama with
steamer ioi SOUTH PAClFfC Snd CBNTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS. Those oflst touch al MAMA
Milo
Departure oflIh each month oonneets with the new
steam line from Panama 20 AUSTRALIA and Nbw INA
LAsn.
For Japan and Chna-sfcamer Of November Conn eets
closely wi h steamer CHEAT RES BLtC from san
francisco December 4 at Yok 0hama with Steamer
New York tor Hong Kong and Costa Rica Tor Mega
saki AID haght
dscoun, quarter from steamers rates allowed
10 second cabin sud sfeefage PASSENGERS with families.
also m allowance = One Quarter on through rates to
elergymen aud thcir families. and school teachers.
One dundred Poui de Baggage all we'd each adult
Baggage masters accompany baggage through and at
tend TO ladies and hldr'n without male protectors.
Baggage received on the dock the day before sailing
from steamboats, railroads and pAsseul ers Who prefer
70 send down early. An experienced surgeon board.
Medicine and attendance free.
For PASSAGE liokets or further Information, applJ al
the Company Ticket Office on the harf foot oi Canal
Street. Norm River New York
r. BABY, Agent
Or TO the agents for New England
c. l.. BARTLETT CO,
Us Broad St. Boston.
Jan. /.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11
Important TO Blatksmiths,

The Subscriber has received apatent
lMPRUYEl ANVIL for >WAGlAG CALK>
for
HOR e. T. SIIO Fi@.
BY this anvil toc-cak rs ave made aud Welded on the
shoes much quicker std better han by the OLD process
the whale wl bring done boy three or four blows OF the
hammer, shafpeui.g she calk az the anne uue. The
anvil also opp les 20 heel cshs as well as zee ca'ks. h
SAVES ON E-IALF THE LABOR
Of fitting zap horse shoes The foIoaiug certificate
shows What livery stable keepers think OF Die method;
fcttrirfCATE
The undersigned. prnptietors OF livery stables have
used .npon shoes with he toe and heecaks
made aud eded On by Mr. 500. res machine and have
found them more seryi,eab Oh So made by the old
method d W DUuLFY
GhI WHkELEER.
h s BOUTWELL,.
The subscriber will SEN town county and state rights
to use the anvil
Agents wanted to sd rights Apply 90 the sub chi.
Der. Montpelier, W. PETER bADOEE.
Montpelier. Aug 1871 dawu
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PriVate or Delicate Nature.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI
GATE HEALTH

DIR. DOW Physician ~nd surgeon. Ncs and ln.
icoi street, Boston is consulted daily for an diseases
incident 10 be fsmHle siettm PTuapsus Uteri OF Fan
lug Of The Womb fuof Albus Suppression, and other
menstrual arrangements are all treated upon path
3oel al pircl les aud sP edy eef guaranteed in afew
days. So invsiabl certain is the new mooe II trca
ment that the most obstinate complaints yield under H.
aud the ahc ed peIson soon reoices in perfect health
Dr. Dov a. no do bt had greater experience In the
cure Of dis asses Of women and children than any other
PIN aioisn Boston, and has sin 1910 confined his
whole at nlion 70 tht cure Of private dseases aud fe
male con pianis
bAh letters must contain four red stamps OF they
yil not be answered. Office hours from 4 NJ to o n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-10-11

JRRgAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
CHARGES MADE.
Those who need the services Of an experienced phys
clan Or surgeon IN all dihoul aud chronic diseases
every uame aud natuie should give him cali
Y. --Df. DJs Imports and has Cor sale new article
called the French Secret. Order by mail. Two Cor 81
and red ttamp. 90 Oi0
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