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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-09-11

Garminetsn. Cine aditfabrit sirb lest
IN her Nabe etablirt. Se wirb ssrldufs nit
BET genusuns Der @il@ BON 200 8aben b.
sinnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-09-11

9ennepin County. 11nftre County.
asrifultu.. Ausaeuuns pirb am a., q. unt
%. @eptember fattfnben. @ir bpFtn, ta6 fa
biz teuti&en 2anbwirtbe lebbaft unt attis an
sieitr Musfeuuns betbsilissn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-09-11

2ittle Sails, Morriiun&o Der @@ie>
ferisin int bieIseu ilnsR entesdten Eager IL
blauli@ unb III ben, Gfli&en @@iefer1stn febs
abnli@. @ir baben essrintete 5o1nuna ba6
es ein Musfubrartifel mirt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-09-11

- Sn u,ebrsren QptaIit6ten ant Minnefuta-
Glu0e lisfert bic Dre1&mai9ine tas Grsebni6
bon 80 Bui9el per Mder.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-09-11

G%artbault &iee 60. @eu. @nea bier.
1elbT bat BON 4 Mder 2anb bic sieraebnte
Grnte se3osen unb guar 102 Bulbe @eisn. 4
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-09-11

Dit &aeitalen I'M bisfsen County 1ub in
briQtanter Obuma@t inter f@ besrifen, pie Tin
selasertes @eisenfelb. Dit Demotraten tper>
ben I'D bitten, ibnsu su 2iebe Mi6sriTe III mo-
den, unb bic Deuti@en ,psrtsn bic DerwabIen
aablrei& beiu&sn. 70 ba6 has @erbGltni6 zines
beutl@en Gouutys pirbis III.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-09-11
Neue Mn5et9en.
Sngs1ase BON @&dfer u. 8srabt philadelphia
III eri4ieuen:
GoQaanoi9es beut19es
Sereiniate &tdaten Rpbbudb.

Gin 9anbbua unt 9llfsbu& farSausfraueu unt Mdt,
den, 4o&e unb R6&tnnen tn ieber Slide, eber Mnrdiuns
lar befsn unb 8tuisasn 8erettuns aler Artsn spetiea,
@etrdnte, gadereten, @elees .Gefrsrenent &C.. unb faelthr
Mnleituns tn. Spiben, DreiFren bes 8eFlses. Iranatren.
Ginfahtn Der S&adeln. Serpiren Ter serf&iebenen Spd.
len uns Getrdnte, fowie TIM Gtnna@en perfate>eaer
Gra&te.
NRit t~eiunserer 1erad1atsuns Ter
sltrnattidben Serbdltnife uns prosusteMmeritas
Bon nom. Donmer.
frater 9auptfp@ In serl&iebenen 5ptels Gurcpa's, lest
Is Nsfaurator bes Union. Clubs tn philadelphia.
$50 @etten, sanj in 2etnpanb ~sebunben. preis $3.50.
Diefes usrtrefat&e &u&bu6 ii auf Der einen Sete In
Deuti4 unb auf Der anbera tnGnslifa etbrudt u. (eiuerWe.
%btesenbeit unb Net&baltiefeit talber 2eblins fetpobl ami.
rttautf4er aS aud beutl@er Jrauen.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-09

Fipss CBnss saloon and Iaost"w~
IDEl.
WASHINGTON sT. LE! T. Petroleum Nel""
rE'HE bss. faeer Er rco1sinn ly on e,' ,.or ae
mn tLe rh,iHtst rs ue- ani ,i- n, u ll''S
nor cheese. sritzer Eu-e SANDWICHES; sTqine', 81 4
80 C0RTWYOU GVOUCuFE, fIoplstoi''
o,+ 80 f-fed schutts old stand
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-09
The Groa, yosemite EIltters

The Grea, Yosemite Hitters.
Ali Lli great benefactor,
Who TO cure is Of our ills,
Give Hie 60 the di- di-consplatc,
without poXious drugs or pills
DNyes disease from out the system,
tils the heart with life and light
Wi-h the bast uf an the tOnIcs,
DuHugr--lTea Osemite
WITH root ''om out the valleys,
NhrIr iOrnia's sun doJp shine,
Giving WD ,llh TO US poor murtals,
Beyond .he riches OF her mines.
Wealth Of 4,alth and happiness,
II blessings none should slighi,
Do yua wanti'i Would you have ii?
- - Use Dowucg's Great Yosemite.
Come We sick. diseased, dsconsola;c,
why should you pine and die!
Ye feeble, FAINT and langnishirg,
Come. these glorinus titters try
See ho,. thc-c qu8gBs and nostrl.ms,
Flee from the land in fright,
Giving place 20 this pure tonic,
Dowuei'- Great Yosemite! iu2fn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-06

she demonstrating against IT, In tho course Of
the aihir Stone received an ugly stab under the
left ear with butcher knife Mrs. Stone was
committed 10 jail and we understand this morn.
ing acknowledges the commission Of the act, but
claims it was done insclrdcieuce. Thcplea looks
little singular ms Mrs. Stone has muscular
development, which, iudiciously used. ought to
protect her against injury, without recourse to
edge tools.
Jesse Rottell reports that, as he was returning
home with bis butchers cart on Saturday oycn-
ing, when just out Of tho village hs horse
suddenly stopped, and on urging it forward, he
noticed two men at the horses head, who then
stepped out and demanded " his money or hi,
iie' Entertaining a decided preference rs to
which they should take, no at once invited them
TO come To the cart and get his money, at the
same time quietly Withdrawing his clcayer from
It's rest in the side Of the cart. As they came
up, DE dealt one q severe blow, whether with
back or edge be has no knowledge Turning for
the other, he found him missing evidently hay.
ing no relish for such welcome lie then drove
home unmoIcstcd. Returning in the morning.
be saw traces of blood whore he made change
with Che robbor The demand, it s. alleged. was
made in plain, Yaniec English, and with mo-
brogue or brokcnness but no further identified
ton eau be made. This is Mr. Rattell's story
Coming, as it docs, in close connection with That
Of Capt Tucker. 10 has bad look Hqrs e,
iigtrqy roitsrs among u2
The ndioumed) Citizens Temperance meet
ing, on Wednesday evening last, was very iully
attended and was ably addressed by the chair.
man, Colonel Hopkins, Rev. Mcssrs Wright
BalIou, Holman and Lord, also by Dr. Brigham
George W. Ripley and others. After the al
dresses, the following resolution was unani
m0usly adopted, By q rising vote
REsoiNED That o. Committco % Twenty De chosen hi
fla meeting. who nre directed tu request each pof.ou
town, cu gagged FOO the illegal lie OF pirituaui guof
to lteDutuuc such aIo And lfthc request be- u0f com
NOM. which thc law mmishest 90 supprgfl tho SOLO D.
nle udIFlual cI.et nui thH meeting horoNy UIoIer
.t.eli io sustain ho Committee Foo tHc.r notion 'u l.
matf.r
subsequently the following committee we.
chosen under the foregoing resolution:
J.A. Page, Charles Reed Joel Foster. Deni
son Taft, w O.. Ferin, Albert Johonn1tt. JOIN
| W. Clark, Charles II Gross. Jacob smith G. n
| Brigham, D. Mcdonald, j. r. Thurstou. Charlie
/ NJ Chandler, Sumner Putnam, H. D. Hopkins
Joseph Poland, Alahlon G. Taplin, p p Pitkin
| r. G. Phuncy, George W Ripley
We need only add, chat the committee hav
adopted plan of proceeding, and viii be hear,
from in due time
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-06
allarrianns.


In Montpelier, In Bethany Church. sept, 2q, by Rev
Dr.. W. n. Lord, Mr. A. ID. CoSnr, Esq., Of Mankato
Mimi, and Miss LlzzIE A. LonD of Montpelier
In Barre Sept 25, by Rov. j. A. Sherhurn, Mr.. LEV
W. KEITH, and Miss ORuA BAIcHELnEn.
In Marshfeld Sept pa by Row Eli Ballou, u. D., Mr..
I0wAHn ?, MARTIN, and Miss LucErrA WOOSTER, both
Of Marshleld.
In Springfield Sept O. by Rev L. II. Cobb, Mr. Nor
nis e EpwAnDs, and Miss LYDIA PUTNAM both oil
Springfield.
In Woodstock, Sept 90, by Row Moses kidder. Mr.
CHARLES HALL, and Miss ELLEN L. VAUGHN both o
Hartlaud.
In West Randolph, sept. 2l by Bishop Bissoll, j. II
DUDLEY, ESD, and Miss l.. A. BRADFORD.
In Royalton Sept %, by c. b. Drake. D. D., Mr.
FRANCss Y CLARK, and Mas MARIA NJ. LEe, both o.
Tunhrdgc
In Peaoham, Sept. 22 by Rev. p b. Fisk, assisted b.,
Rev. D. 5. Little J. Wesley PANE Esq Of Montpelier
and Miss SUSIE S. daughter Of /. L. NJ, Cary, ESD, o.
Pcacham.
In Thetford at Post Mills Sept 81 by Rov. A. T. Dem
ing Mr.. JAMES r. GOODWIN of Post Mills, and Mrs ELIZA
NON ROXY GEoRGB fNershre
In Franklin Sept 2i, by Roy. L. s. French, Mr., Al
WOOD NJ. GLADDEN., and Miss LucREriA WEBSTER, botl
Of Franklin.
In Barnet sept % by Rev. L. s. Watts Mr.. CHARLES
T. GoRHAM Of bradford, and Miss HENRIETTA l.. BLoD
| GET Of Barnet.
In Ryogato, Sept H. by Rev W. s Palmer Mr DAN
III W. Learned Of Nowbury, and Miss Cora A. PAGE
Ryegate.
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Re.uulon Of Vermont Officers.


The sixth annual reunion Of Vermont officers
viii be held at Montpelier, on THURSDAY, the ith
day of November next The members Of the So
ciety and all Vermont officers of the army and
navy arc cordially invited to attend. The usual
business meeting will be held at the Court House
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, The Grafton viii be dely-
cred by Gen WILLIAM w. GRoUr, at the Hall Of
the House of Representatives during the evening
Supper at precisely 10 o'clock, p. NJ.
II is hoped that the members Of the Society
will generally attend this meeting, that the quos-
ton Of plOce for holding It's gatherings may be
settled.
Col. SAMUEL Il. PINGREE, President.
Maj JOSIAH GRouT, Jr.,)
Mai j A. salisbury, Executive Com.
Capt. +, g. SMITH,
g. G, BENEDICT, Corresponding Secretary
Jas. S. PICK, Recording Secretary
Montpelier, Oct /, 1863.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-06
Conservation Of Sc. Johns Church at West
Randolph,

The Conservation Of the new ST. Johns (Epis-
copaD Church at West Randolph. took place on
Wednesday, September 22nd ult., atlO45, a. NJ
There were present the r. Rev Bishop Bsscll
of Burlington, the Rev II. C. Kinney, Rector Of
the Parish, the Row DR.. Howard, President o
Norwich University, and the Rev Messrs. j
Houghton, of Hanover, n. H., and G Graves. OF
Wailingiord The Rev Dr. Douglass, Of Wind
sor was present at the afternoon service, an,
several other clergymen were prevented from
coming by unavoidable detention.
After Morning Prayer, which was rendered by
the Rector the service of Holy Communion wa,
performed by Bishop Bi,-ell. The Bishop ther
preached the conservation sermon from the text
" This is none other but the House Of God, anl
this is the gate Of Heaven, in which he cordially
congratulated the Parish on this happy result
and this he did not only as Christian either
who had been born and brought mp in this town
and for whose people he always had q special in
terest and an atlectionate regard.
The address was listened to with great interest
and was a production eminently worthy Of tn
Bishop. The service having been concluded witt
the Blessing by the Bishop, the clergy repaired
to the Rector's residence, where they were hospi
tably entertained.
In the afternoon an interesting Children's Ser
vice was held at the church. The service was
conducted by the Rev. Messrs. Kinney an,
Graves the Bishop happily catechsed the chill
dren on the Lords Prayer; and their singing
was hearty and pleasant.
In the evening large and interested congrega
ton assembled to join in the impressive marriag
service of our church, and to witness the be
rothal of j. H. Dudley, ESD, of Colebrook, n
H., formerly Of West Randolph, and Miss l.. A
Bradford of the latter village. The bishop, VIII
was an uncle of the bride, oiiciated, the Recto
being also in the chancel. After the service, tn
wedding reception was given at the residence q
Judge Weston, where the clergy and seleC
company offered their congratulations.
The church is neat, rural gothic edifce, wit
chancel, open roof, and bell turret surmounted b
a cross, and erected at a cost Of about $4,000
which sum is now entirely provided for and paid
A very large proportion Of its cost, together wit
land for the building, has been given by the Hon
Edmund Weston, with whom this undertaken
has, from the very first, been labor Of love, an
without whose aid and that Of his family, W
may safely say, the church would not have bee
built Other members of the Parish, and esp,
cially the ladies' have worked hard and done nobl
for the good cause, and now they can enjoy thei
rich reward
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-06

The physci structure OF to strongest human being
yulenahlc everywhere Our bodies arc endowed hy
witha certain negative power which protects them,
% some oxten from unwholc.omo influences hut this
protection is imperfect and cannot Do safely relied 10
unhealthy regions or under circumstances of more than
ordinary danger Therefore wisdom It is prudence
90 is common sense 90 provide against such contingencies
by taking an ANrinorE rs ADVANCE Zoo other words, by
mftigius The yttom with HuoTErTEVs STOMACH
BTTEBs-iho most complete protective agaust all the
epidemic oud cndOmc ma'ails that bias over been adj
minatoroi On amy country Asa ramcis for Dyspepsia,
thoro H medicine that will compare with IL. Who
suffers a pan.s of ud est any whore On the face
oftlo Garth where llOsrErrERs STOMACH BlTTERs
De procured, docs voluntarily ior surely as
truth exists ts Invaluable TOXIC and ALTERNATIVE
would restore Dob. daordorod stomach TO healthy condi-
ton. To the nervous 20 is also especially recommended,
and In cases Of confirmed constipation u also affords
speedy and permanent relief
In an cases Of FOYER and aguo the BrrERS Is moro
potent than any amount ofqunIno while the most dan
gcrou cases ofbous fever yicld 20 its wonderful prop
critics. Those who have tried the medicine will sever
another for any of the ailmont which the HOSrErTER
Differs Processes 90 suhduo. To those who have not
made the experiment We cordially recommend carly
application to the BlTTERs whenever they stricken
by disease Of tho digestive organs, 6t5s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-06

In tho Treatment Of Diseases incident to Females has
placed DR. DOW at the head Of all physicians making
such practice speciality, and enables him to guaranteed
speedy and permanent la the worst casos Of Sup
preston and all other Mcasr4ai DsrmyoHrnis from rha
suer clse All letters for advice must contain g. Office
No. EybIcorr srREcr DosroS.
N. B-Board furnished to those desiring to remain I'M
der treatment
Boston July, 1869. 1924
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-06

II TnE NURSERY, for October, is as delightful
as ever and a gem Of a magazine it Is. It's Illus.
trations are beautiful and abundant Next year
the publisher promises still better things than
this, if possible The October, November and
December numbers will be sent 10 now subscrib-
ers for 1870. Address John l.. Shorey Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-06

The Greatest Discovery Of the Age.
THIS Is ADMITTED 10 DE THE FACT BY TIKI
Thousands who now using Dr. Tobias Celebrated
Venetian Liniment. II has hoon introduced since 1877
and once trying II Is without IT, twill pos
lively euro the undormontoned complaints, II used as
directed
Chronic Rheumatism Sore Throat Headache, Tooth
ache sprains Bruises Old Sores, swelllngs, Mofquto
Bites and Pains in the Back, Chest or Limbs Also
takon internally for Cholera, Darrh0a, Dysontery,
Group, Collie Sea Sickness, SPANS sc. 1t Is perfectly
harmless TO take internally (See oath accompanying
each botto) II has never failed to every case Of
Dlarrh0a, Dysentery, aud Group, If used whom inst
taken Always have bottle IN the house in readiness
and you will never regret II.
Price, Finy Gents and One Dollar Sold by the Drug
giss and storekeepers throughout tho United States
Depot, 10 Park Place. Now York s6's9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-06
sELECTMEN,s NOTICE.

Tho seicctmeu Of Montpelier having determined, lu
consideration Of the burdens Of the roshet take no
action under the recent votes In town meeting authorz
ing the purchase Of Poor Farm, and the stightonng
Of Loomis street, meeting viii therefore be held
with view to roscind such votes.
F. p. PITKIN,
SAM'L WELLS
ALBERT JOHONNO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-06
FACTS FOR TIE LADIES.

have used my Wheeler & Wilson Machine ten years
without repairs not only for family sewing but for all
Atltcng could got to do, from the heaviest beaver
to thc finest muslin. In six months made alone the
machine twenty-five coats, seven vests pair Of pants
tyenty.ioar shirts, and a number Of cloaks, etc.
Miss L. HARRIS.
North East. Pa.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-06
ONLY ONE

Hair Dye has boon proved poisonless. Professor Chill
ton whose reputation as an analytical chemist gives hs
statements the weight Of authorty, announces that
CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR DYE
has been subjected to the proper tests in hslabonory
and that tho results show II 10 DO
ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS,
AZ we'll admirably adapted TO the purposes for which
1t s designed This is important the public has Just
boon warned, by two leading scientific organs, against
THIRTY DEADLY DYES
now before the public.
CRIsTADoRO's HAIR PREVENTATIVE, as Dress
ing acts like charm tho Hair AFTER Dyeng. Try H.
eoso
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-06
Ao4al Antioes.
GTATE OF VERMONT,
CTATE or VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, hold at Montpelier within and for
said District the ith day Of October, A. ID. loGJ
Alnod 2, Hicks, administrator on the estate Of Ruth
Peck late OF Calais In said District deceased, presents
his almstration account for settlement.
Whcrcupou, T. ordered that the DO referred 10
the 10Th day u Octobor, A. D. d9 at the Probate Oce
Ia said Montpelier for examination and allowance, aud
that al concerned he notified hereof by the publication
this order the Vermont Watohman and state Journal
printed at Montpelier three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
may be- that they may appear, and ut said tno and
place. 10 thoy object thereto.
by the Court Attest
s6,ss N. A. CHASE Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-06
LIST OLE LETTERS.

Remaining in the Montpelier Post Office,
October 5, 1869.
LADIEs.-Miss Caroline Brown, Susan Lillian CLARK,
Martha Carpenter, Hannah Luce, Mary A. Nichols D.
NJ. Royce, Mrs. Harrison Cumming Theodotia Howe
Martha Herring Harriet A. Nichols Andrew scrihnor
GESrLENgS-G. A. Billings, Mphonse Charet, Patrick
Calihan, Ormel Cummings, Walter NJ. Dadds Nelson Ed
dy, Chas p. Emery james Flint +. W. johnson, Phil
lip W. Kihblc, W. 6. Kent, Wyman Lamberton Raphael
Ianier Tyler @. Mcclure, Leo Miller, S. 4. Parker
Samuel Perry o. d. Potter, Frank ?. Sargent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-06

EACH TICKET
Ad,aits 10 Ons Grand Promenade c0aeeTi.
Ennies Holder 10 Que coi0rsd yisW Of ne Coliseum.
Secures on October q 1860, OirnersAP Of undivided
interest In with tho other tickethodors In the
following named property, subject To such disposition
Committee Of Five chosen BY tho tieketholdefs,
shall determine, October - l50s,-yEi
Flags Medallions, BanneFs, strips Of Rod, White
1000 and Bluo Cloth Portraits OF Musical Composer,
Go sc.
(Chaits used by the Orchestra ond in Press and Re-
5000 }ception Rooms, also the Parquette aud other
tSeltees
TINS COLsKuM BUILDING, without furniture and hx-
turos,) containing over 2,OO0,Uo n. Lumbar.
The Association have secured nom tho original CON
tragors Mcssrs George b. james Co.. lumber Dealers
and Mossrs Judah Sears Son, builders, ~ agreement
Offering 10 pay $1,000 In cash for the building any day
prior " November !, 1902
Tickets, with Autographs, for sale by
A. p PECK, Tieksi dgsaL
Boston Music Hall.
or In Packages " Agents, by
COLISEUM ASSOCIATION,
s5tf-. IA state street, Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-06
Special Mntices.


Weak Back, Pains of the Side, of the Hips,
And about the Kdnoys relieved at once by the ap
plicaton Of one Of
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLAsTERS.
Gansfoten, Aia, Nov. n, 1865
Mfsgs. TAos. Aacocs Co. During extensive prao-
oe Of ten years have been frequent witness OF the
magical qualities Of your Porous Pastors. can certify
that they are all You claim for thom,
ROBERT r. CAMPBELL, NJ. D.
Dr. Myer Of Savannah, Ca says they the hest me-
chancal supporters for weak muscles discovered
that BY their warming properties they bring power and
health until the strength Of the muscles entirely
stored that he knows whore Alleocks Plasters
cured gentleman Of weak spine that he daily pro
erbos them in his practice, with the happest results
s6is9
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AVOID OuACKS.

victim Of carly ndiscreton, causing nervous dobil
iy premature decay, &C. having tried boo vain every adj
vertiscd remedy has discovered simple of self
cure which he will send free TO hls fellow sufferers on
receipt OF "a stamp To pay postage
Address J, II. REEVES, 90 Nassau st., New York
gQ Al
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-06

HAIR YIG0R.-In common with many others we have
fo,t lively interest in the investigations which Dr.
Aver has been making to discover the Of failure
Of the hair and to provide remedy Hsrcsearchesaro
said 70 have been much thorough and exhaustive
than any made before The result Is before
under the name Of AYERS HAIR VlooR We have given
it trial, and with full satisfaction It equals most
favorable antcipations Our gray hairs have disappear
ed or resumed their original coor and visible crop
son, silken hair has started part Of the scalp
which was entirely bald.-lDemocrat, Abingdon, Va.
~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-06

REroRM sonooL.--We learn that there are now
seyenty-fye boys in this reformatory Institution.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-06

The question has often been asked by those Interested
Can have my gray hair restored to It's natural color
without coloring the sknl and can my thin locks he
thiekenod upl' We answer 1t can " and would adj
wise you to read treatise the hair which published
by r. P. Hall Co, Nashua, n. H., who sends it roo
upon application. They the propretors Of Halls
Vegetable Sicilan Hair Remover We learn from IT, the
hair in perfect state Of health Is constantly falling
out, and hairs grow from the tubes but. in
Of any disease Of the scalp by the of alcoholic
preparations, the hair tube becomes contracted at It's
mouth, and prevents the folele from reaching the
surface. Thor preparation will create perfectly
healthy condition of the scalp, and by It's tonic proper
ties will preserve and strengthen the Of the hair
s6.s9 Stafesaqn, Dss Moines Ioiua.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-06
NEW FIRM! NEW STOCK y

for the Barrogs braves, Robinson, don) and the Bar
low plOws, at prices which will defy competition
Montpelier, Sept. ~ 1863. siu-