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NEW YORK MARKET.

RfpoTffa ffprfss'Y fdT ne Waf17WnH md J0Wn1I bV
n. p. B1LLARD 4 co,
NKW YoRK. June 3, ls6s.
Butter % to Bee and grease 10 to ne. Cheese
factory to Ice, ordinary u 10 lile. Maple sugar 70
lsc Flour Extra state 500 10 s9.75 Superhne State
$40 to $50 Extra southern Sll0O to SIi55, Ohio and
Western Sl0l0 TO Sl5.7i Canada $500 to $3.50 Buck
wheat 500 10 5000, Hops Vermont 10 to 3lo. Wool,
Vermont washed IS to isc unwasled = to 3Oc. Sheep
Pelt 500 to $50. Eggs p To Pie. Potatoes, MERGERS
$3.50 70 500 PeachbOws si7b 20 $500. Gold $i.39i
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New DUTIES OF THE VICE PREsIDENT-If
Mr. Jenkos' bill to reform the civil service
should become law, it will give to the vice
presidency an Importance it has never before
had, and to the person holding it duties of the
most responsible character. The Vice Presi-
dent will be at the head Of the new bureau by
which all applicants for office must be approx
ed, aud will have, subject to limitations Of
record, the dispeusation Of a vast amount of
patronage which has hitherto been the cause
of great part Of the mischief which the ma
ton has suffered. The proper execution of
such trust would require not only familiaiar-
ty with political questions, but familiarity
with the details of administration, knowledge
of the machinery and the requirements of the
service, constant regard for the public inter-
ests, and integrity above experimentation
Adrertiser.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03

A SNAKE SroRY-A neighbor yesterday,
in transpanting howering-mape, which had
been in the house the past winter in weaden
box, found live snake near foot long coiled
in the bottom of the box It's color was
brown, with a bright red and yellow belly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03
A GARD.

A Clergyman while residing in South America MS a
discovered safe and simple romsdy for the
Cure Of Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases Of tho
Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole train dis
orders brought by banef and vicious habits Great
numbers have been cured by this noble remedy Prompts
ed by deslre to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate
will send the receipt for preparing aud using this medi,
cine, In sealed envelope to any who needs IT, fres
Of charge.
Address, JOSEPH r. INAlAN,
Station ID, Bible House,
1929 New York city.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03

For the week ending Tuesday, June 1865.
AMOUNT or srocg AT Manner
catae. sheep Saofe, Hogs caire'.
5 5si ' 5 T S;:S is " 5 5 9
PRicrs.-Be>f caft'e-Extra flt and heavy premium
qIaiity, s4.J9 li.l5 third quality sl50la si375p
ibs on total weight o. hide ttiioW and dressed beef
few choice single pairs, si525 si5i0. Bulls &C.
gorsia5 oTens4;5 % 1926 v pair according to their
Ar4 coUs--Fair quality, sb@6ji extra good s7oD
20, with without calves, may he agreed, arrow
siorsr-Yearlings s1o@ 40 two-years old, soo@Oo, ,
thrceyears old, s1oDOo.
live weight or $500 3O.0l y head. Shorn % a a..
Shetfs. -Whoesale, a 10 cts.i retail, q Y cts v
S head Fat nos' 10 Z" l'i' 10 'p''n4 Pig '' 50 y
fsqi cai,ss-slGl2 v head.
Naturalization, % a 10 cite country lots, a q cts
cat StiHs.-ls a. 2Jcts.
Taior.--si aoi Cts. Q IL: coaotry lots, q a cts.
55G sL25. Lambs 50, shou, 2le
BgNARKs.-Reeeipts Of cattle this woek--from Me. y,
b. western few arrived 81 sataTay and under the
superstition that the supply this week must he small,
need OF cattle sales were effected at an advance Of last
weeks prices but the arrivals the Northern roads,
3i2 head, was larger by more than onethird, and at
Ri hou the receipts Of Tuesday also much larger
than anticipated making the entire receipts 72 in
stock Is better this week than last From these facts
and from what We saw Of the transaetons, conclude
prices than usual some buyers think prices SOC per
hundred pounds higher, while Others believe their stock
though better cost less than Inst week. Evidently last
saturdays advance is not sustained though We think
the average sals fraction above last weeks figure.
Business seemed rather "a drag towards the close.
The bulk Of the Western sold at "a 70 5e though
lot Of Western sold at i2ic 80 s.,
Others at b. 1884, l3l and a. Northern cattle pod
died Of according to quality from 10 l5c per ID, and
there were "a few premium pairs
The sheep trade Is quite different from last week.
decline Of about cent per ib n the cost Of Western
-hep has seriously disturbed the balance Of trade The
their purchases that they than the lots were
WORTH they have found 70 THEN sorrow. The drOyers
cents per 1 in week and some Of the butchers admit
[ nearly great difference. The northern slim.
d. Rice sold 20 New York yearn=s for GO, which he
said would have sold for SIC last week easy Three hun
dred were sld at &c, seycntyvo Mt &C. &c. Live hogs
rather lower.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03

The Chicago Tribune states that the Con-
gregational Association of Michigan suspend
ed its regular exercises when the news was
received of the nomination of Grant and Col.
fax, and sang the standard doxology of the
church amid the greatest enthusiasm.
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r lists OF NEWSPAPERS.

We have published Complete List OF tho Newspapers
Of the unitsd states and Canada which We will forward
10 any address for
THREE nor ARS
List OF the Newspapers In any one State will be sent
for Twenty-Five Cents. Address
GEO. r. ROWELL CO.,
Advertising Agents,
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Senator Ross denies bribery and asks am
investigation, which the Senate has granted
In the mean time the impeachment managers
will prosecute their own investigation. Why
couldn't Ross trust to the investigation Of
that conmittee2
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Nm.

On mquiriug for thcse Remedies ask Tor Radwa,
the cOuntr. Is houied with limitations. Sold 10y ID
ests and Country Merchants. see Railway Alma
fef i-t7. i6l7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03

Senator Fesseuden says he has long been for
Grant as next President. Several other Sem
ators also deny having had any conversation
with Judge Chase on either the Presidency
or the impeachment question.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03

Chief Justice Chase having assented to
June 3 as the day for the commencing of the
trial of jefferson Davis, if the impeachment
trial had finished by that time, it is under
stood that the trial will certainly take place
then.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03

The city of Portland, Maine, May 81, by
vote of 2i32 yeas to $3.50 nays, agreed to
subscribe for 100000 worth of stock in the
proposed Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad.
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN
.Ll..l..I n. nm.

ESSAYS ron YouNG AIEN, the Errors, Aiusos, and
Diseases incident 20 Youth aud Early Manhood, with
seated letter envelopes trOe of charge. ADDRESS HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION Box r., i'hiiadelphiai Pa.
AlaN u Il.la.dlM
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03

PourNu Nn RrrAVo RtIGoAn- The
friends of direct route from Portland Ne.
20 Rutland, held public meeting at Center
lrbor, y H. on Wednesday a-t About
two hundred representative meu FROM along
Tbs. Iiue of the proposed route were present
Much enthusiasm was manifested, and comic
deuee u the carly completion of the great cue
tcrpri.e was freely expressed.
The meeting wa. presided over hy Hon.
iasiu d. Mason of Tnmouth, with seven
Vice Presidents, and George L. Crawford aud
+. c. Levi, Of New Hampton, Sec'y-
Addresses were made 10y LOWS PRATT, Esq.
Of Woodstock. John Cain of Rutland j J.
r. Randall OF Rutland, Nessrs. Mason of
floldeno,-, Wilson Of lIoderness, Il. j.,
Banks, Esd, Of West Ossipce W. A. Berry,
l.. W. Flint, aud s X Mason of Bristol
Vaughn Of the lacouia Democrqt. y. H., and
Stacey of Porter, Ne Letter, were read
from Gen Peter r. Washburue OF Woodstock
Hon John A. Poor, john b. Carroll ESD.
aud IL p. Dean, Esq. Of Me-, Gyor.ng the
enterprise and regretting that they could not
Doe present The convention adjourned la
great confidence that the road would be built
aud that a great aud direct route from the
Atlantic TO the Pacific would Pc furnished.
The meeting was composed of cnterpri,ug
aud public spirited men, and it cannot fail 20
exert strong influence In favor of the pro-
posed Portland aud Rutland Railroad
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03

x "A Subscribers having bean appointed by the Honor
ao Probate Court for the District Of Washington. Com
mssi0ners to receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all Rninst thu estate of Abagal T
ler late Of Northheld IN said District deceased repre-
sened nsolvont, and the term Of six months from the
2st day Of April 1865 being allowed BY said Court the
creditors Of said deceased 10 exhibit and prove their
pectivo claims before uive notice, that viii
attend to the duties OF appointment at the dwelling
house Of Aaron farnham IA Northheld, IN said Dis
tet the third Tuesdays Of June aud August next,
at o'clock In the afternoon, each Of said days
s. a. STANTON, lcon,,rs
LOREN q. FULLER,
Northaeld, May 20, A. ID. 1865. i5,lT
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legal hntioes.
4 SENATE BARRErrs EsTAPR-.The

A SENATE BARRErT'S ESTArEs--The
A Subscribers, having been appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the District of Washington Com
mssoners TO receive, exalne and adjust all claims and
demands oa persons against the estate Of Sr Aschath
Barrett late Of Woodbury. IN said District rep
resented insoveut and the Of six months from the
18th day OF May 1865 being allowed by said Court TO
the creditors of said deceased EXHIBIT aud prove their
respective claims before US
Give notice. that we will attend to the duties Of APP
pOntment at the dwelling of the deceased In Wood
bury In said District the 18th day Of August aud No
venher next, at O'Clock, in the AFTERNOON, each
A. W. NELSON, To-,
5. .. BuRNHAAi, WI" s
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NOTICE Whereas my wife, Joan Aver
An III, having left my bed and board without just
cause provocafon this Is to orbd All persons narbor
ing or trusting her my account ~ shall pay no
debts Of her contrasting after this Iate; .,,.,
ALLEN PnELfs Witness.
Marshneld, May 10, leos. WI lsiip'
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HOUSE,

buolbNf MASS
The very important and stensivu improvements which
have recently been made in this popular Hotel, TIA,
largest in New England enable the proprctorS 60 oiIe
datiOug and superior 10 any other Hotel n
the city. During the past summer additions have heCn
made ot su.tcs OF apartments with bathing
rooms water eosets, etc, attached one Of Tuit ma
uihccn passenger elevators. the best constructed
conveys guests b. the upper story the house la
minute the entries have newly aud richly carpet
Ell ard the entire house thoroughly rcplenshrd and re
furnished making IT, in all its appointments equal q
any hotel In the cpuutfy.
Telegraph Office, Billiard Halls and CnG the frs
floor LEWIS RICE SON
May t. lsGs-l2 % d3tnw propriotofs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-03

0Jr The Burlington Times is responsible
for the following
Yor'RE FROM YARMOUTH Mr.. H. b.
Gross, of Montpelier, was among the Yer
mouters present at the Chicago Conycntio6.
Having become possessed of a ticket of add
mission, he seated himself with the Missouri
delegation. shortly after taking his seat, he
was approached by large man. who inquir-
ed with great asperity of manner, " if he
Gross was a member of the Missouri dele
cation ?" Gross replied in the negative
" Then III have to take your seat" Gross,
inquirng If he was member Of the delega
ton and receiving bold and decided affirm
ntiye, reluctantly gave up his seat. lie had
scarcely done so when be cursed his folly for
not making Missouri" show his credentials.
Conversation with an attending policeman
convinced him that his suspicion that he had
abandoned his seat to q man who never saw
Missouri" was well founded. Missouri"
turned around in high gloe, and said ieerng-
/ ly, Oh. you're from Yarmouth you'll have
to stand up
Missouri" was so delighted that he care
lessly rose mp in few minutes after, and
keeping his hand on the back Of his scat bent
down to whisper the story Of his successful
little game in the ear of friendly member OF
the delegation Gross saw his opportunity,
and quietly slipping under his arm, crowded
into the seat before " Missouri" could reeov-
er his place Missouri protested, but the
policeman made him shut up, and he retired
" Bart" firing parting shot Oh, you're
FROM Yarmouth; you'll have to stand up"
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A democratic paper in Baton Rouge, Lou
isiana gives the following account ola remark
able event in that parish
y democratic ball was given Saturday night
and was crowded by the newly enfranchised
1t was given in celebration of the democratic
triumph over toe carpet baggers in East Ba7
ton Rouge, and will be followed up It is re-
ported, by grand torch-light procession Of
eolored democrats, speaking by colored orators
and another ball The colored democrats are
loud in their triumph over the radicals and
claim that they can now carry majority Of
the registered black vote in the parish. The
colored democrats are preparing for the pres
idential election, at which time they will be
ready to maintain the position Of East Baton
Rouge as the banner parish,
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PoosEY's 4 CO.'S

-. . ..,.... : -. : - WVHIsU NENUW NED
CHEAP MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS, sold by all Music
Dealers Id the United states, 7as Mnsosi cabasf the
Cheapest Collection Of Modern Music In the World.
sixty Booke at 20 cts, each Complete Oraoros Moses
Ia score with Organ pianof0rte Accom- paninle 50
OTIS each Tufss for al Iasirumsh full Music size "A 10
10 pages, so oents Other Works equally Cheap Trade
~ Broadway, ~ " Branch Of DoosKY a Co., Music
Publishers London,
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XXrANTED-AGENTs-s2OO ner month

w the year round or aeertainty Of si00 10 l,010
per month to those having little capital. We guaranty
the ABOVE m0ny salary good active gents at their
own homes. Every a4nt, farmer, gardner, planter and
mutt grower North aud South should once for pa
hrftrri. Please call ON address
}. AHEARN s. co.. 81 second ST., Baltimore, Nd.
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A LITERARY PAPER, same form as
n ~ y, Ledger, devoted to original sensation Stories
pungent hits poetry, fun, so, In ID year. You eau
have 10 for year for 90 eta, Address q. NJ STANClI-
FIELD 4 co, Lewiston, Me,
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THRILLING WITH BTTJIOrSNESS

a WONT DO. In this way chronic disease is brought
on. disordurcd liver b. the consequence Of "a foul
stomach and struccd bowels and the very hcs prcpa
Non n existence Ca put them in perfect order and keep
Thorn 80, is rARitANT'S EFfERN ESCENT APERiENT
Sold By All druggists.
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WANTED. AGENTS. s75 to 5000 pcr

w m0nth eYerVwhcre mao aud Nmalel % lntr0-
duce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEEMING MACHINE. This machine will
stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt cord, bind braid and en-
htoider In most superior manner. Price only SIS
Fully warranted for five years We will pay $1,000, for
any machine that will stronger more beautiful
more elastic than ours. 10 makes the Elastic
Lock stitch" Every second stitch be cut, aud stil
the cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing IT, We
pay Atcut um SO 10 sAl per month and expenses,
commits slon from which twice that amount he made.
Address SECOMB CO.. PlrTSBuR RON, Pa, or BOs-
TON, MASS
CAuriov DO not be imposed upon by other parties
paming Of worthless casron machines under the
otherwise, Ours Is the only genuine and really
nrnctlcAl ehnnn manhlnn mnnnlantnrnh-
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Montpelier Post Office,
Jpae 2, 1868
LADigs.-Mrs. Louis Bosycrt, Mrs Philc Foster Mrs
Ada s. Hurlburt, Miss Celia Ann Johnson Mrs Laura
Parker, Mrs. Humility Rich
GENrLgNES.-Wm ". Almond, c. r. Ainsworth, Chas
h. Andrews Brown llaworth, Elgeon Canir, Henry
C. Davenport, Il, W. Gardner, Alonzo Leonard 3 II. r.
whitney
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PAILROAD ACROSS THE CONT
~ NENT.

The cfsrRAL PAcirc RAILROAD coxpasY are author.
lied by Acts Of Congress construct with the aid and
supervision ofthe United States Government the West
crn and principal portion Of the National Trunk Line
between the Pacific Coast and the Mississippi valley
They have built by far the most diGcut and expensive
portion Of their Road and unprecedented work
ing force extending the truck the Salt Lake Basin
BY the close Of 1868 s expected they will have 100
miles in full operations and that the
ENTIRE LINE WILL DE COMPLETED IN 1870.
More than TWENTY MILLIONS or DOLLARS have been
expended in the work. and the construction resource. are
ample for tho remainder. They consist Of
l. UNITED STATES BONDS to the extent Of s15Oo
per mile average delivered as the work progresses
q FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS to the same amount
Issued also according The progress Of the road and
having the preferred calmsuperior to that Of the Gov
eminent
Q. GRANT OF PUBLIC LANDS along the route. 800
acres per mile nearly ten million acres In ALL which
are now 'ong at the minimum rate Of $3.50 per acre
g. CAPITAL STOCK ofs2ocoooo ofwhich ss,ooo0o
Is subscribed and paid on the work done.
8. CASH RESOURCES, comprising Donations from
California sources amounting to 81, 25oooo, Net Earn.
ngs, etc sel 70 1870 sG5O0Ooo making total Of more
than
Seventy Millions upon the first 726 Miles
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--Commencement day at Dartmouth Col
ege occurs this year on June 23.
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20 Park Row, New York.
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ILLUMINATIoN -!

AVA Pour Maguihceuty illustrated Medical books
containing Important Psychological Information Tor sien
and Women sent Tree on receipt of > ot by addressing
DR.. JOHN VANDERpOuL No 50 Clinton Place \ Y
city.
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Arc now finished and in operation. Sixty miles Of track
have been laid this pring and the work along the whole
line between the Atlantic md Pacific States is being
pushed forward more rapidly than ever before. More
than twenty thousand men employed, and It O. not
impossible that the entire track, from Omaha to Saera-
mento, will be finished In 1863 Instead Of 1870. The
means provided are ample, and all that energy
money can do Co secure the completion of this
GREAT NATIONAL WORK,
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Read what Elder D. r Taylor Of Rouse's Point n, Y,
says the hair, "The human hair, bleaehed by age,
fright disease be fully restored to its natural col
without dyeing It, My illustrates this statement
truthny My hair for sevontseH years has been grad
ually growing white and falling out but 10 in a short
time have back my Old auburn locks. My hair is as
firm as when youngi this has been accomplished by the
Of Halls Vegetable scllian Hair Remover 1t does
It's work rapdly is cooling healing, and in my Of
fecal without harm to brain, body general health
this cannot be said Of any other preparation sold do
not know the wonderful ingredients, but do know ox-
permentaly and by observation In Of cases that
It Is a most marveously Transforming compound Heads
Of sxty-Gyo changed by It to the color Of youth"
Tho propretors, r. P. Hall Co.. Nashua, N. H. viii
sell 10 clergy men at wholesale prices. l6
MAGSoLIA WArER--A delightful toilet artiole-supe.
riOr to Cologne, and at half price l6il7
When the urine Il thick turbd, deficient in quantity,
voided with dioultyfor all o5struetiossi the kid
neys bladder urinary organs give sheridans Cavalry
Condition Powders 10
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MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLss and TAN.
TAG OSLv RgLIABLE RsNEpY for those byoga eiscoio
rdfons theiae is perrys Moth aud Freci e Lotion
Prepared only by On. H. C. PERRY, 10 Bond St. New
York. ~ Sold everywhere 06.32daw6mo
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WILL not soil ribbon upon ne Asiy-Dr. Babeoeks
Hair Dressing. Try IT,
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TOR SALEl

NOTICE.-Th subscriber would say that
a he has purchased THOROUGHBRED JERSEY
BULL for the improy ement Of stock which will be kept
nj The stable Of the subscriber in Montpelier village
i. G. GILMAN.
Montpelier, May 2l 1858. I5si7.daw
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Mer AdrerEisnme nts.
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Price 90 cents o box by mail, ca cents Address
WEEKS POTTER, No 40 Washington Street, boston,
Mas, For sale by all Druggists.
Boston, Aug, I'd, l~05. 1870
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psYCHoMANCY, or SOUL CHARM.

A INT. How either aox may flsenate ana gain the
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prosperity In love or business Every acquire
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lar together with guido to the unmarried Address T
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THE HAIR ANn sCALP,--Dr. George W. Babcock
Scientific Dermatologls Is Winter Street. Boston, sue
eessuly treats all diseases of the Hair and Scalp Loss
Hair Premature Greynoss Baldness, ETC. DIR. Babcoek
treats the Hair and Scalp physician upon any
cone Remedy System 'but adapts the remedies to As
special requirements Of eaeh He devotes his attention
sresey To diseases ofthe Hair and Scalp treating them
in the most advanced European methods and not in the
imperfect manner hitherto generally adopted in the
United States No chasgc for consultation. pamphlet
with the state Assayer's report upon Dir. Babeook's
thirteen remedies ffee. 0s,6odaweow
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SHAw's CHEMICAL. ELECTRO, Sill.

- VER-PLATING FLUID makes WORKOUT plated.
good now. Samples sent by mail on receipt
u q cents 10 pay for packing and postage Address j.
SHAW, Chemist 30 Elm street bridgeport Conn. Agents
wanted everywhere.