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Steamboat Lines.

MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
1" WASHINGTON xNb NEW YORK.
Hereafter tho hne steam.hips y. @, kSIGuT,
JOHN qiBSs92N, I'D VALLEY CITY, .sesS
regular SEMI WEEKLY trips betty cen
NEW YORK AhEXANDklA, WASHINGTON,
YORK from rlsI q, Rast River, every wEDNEs.
g Pha md sArHRRRRhhf SIipmi bsSys gEoRG.-
For further Information, apply to JOS. L. GAIT,
Agent ofice and wharf foot Of High street, George
town, rat the corner Of Seventeenth street and
New York avenue. J. W, THOMPSON,
Au2l-tf President.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.


/ would inflIm my patrons and also temporary
soIonrners In Washington, that keep On hand and
ready to serve At mi ute notice, gIeat variety
Of suO.tdaIiAi dishCs prepared 10 the most attrac,
tive .tylo, and al 90 tho pntest W ines Liquors and
Cigars that can DO procured. 4 mbEt capacious
saloon, containing Bag,t.lle, Jenny Ltnd, and
Billiard Tables. and also y Shooting Gallery. Is
are fond Of those popular games. few table
boarders, for whom have ample accomino dationn,
JOHN BECK,
4O5 D, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
IL 2l-eo
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WE THINK the case Of Peter Cosgrove, who
was locked up In Hudson City jail for kissing
Fannie Thomas despite her remonstrances,
Is hard enc. Motive Is a very essential
part OF every seeming crime, and to assume
that Peters motive was a bad one would be
admitting that beauty may inspire impure
emotions. The occasion suggests thought
or swo which we must utter. Our girl of the
period Is altogether too tempting. II this
were or tirely natural We should find no fault,
but from first to last there Is method In her
destinations, and all her art and resources
are appealed to with perfect consciousness
of the havoc she will make. Let us not say
others miserable. Her pride and vanity are
perhaps satisfied without knowing at what
cost to others; but to this end all that per-
sonal decoration and external cmbellish-
ments can supply are brought Into requisi-
ton, and used with mercless prodlgality.
The short skirt, tho jaunty hat and feather,
the sometimes meretriclous cut Of the dress,
tho tasselled boots SUCCESSFULLY displayed,
tho color on her cheeks that does not
come and go, the tawdry combination Of
hucs throughout her apparel, and, in fact,
the whole make up and tout ensemble Of the
girl of the period are enough to kindle the
most sluggish imagination, and compel men
to little lmpctuosities which cannot be con-
sidered en- regls. They may not all suffer
like Peter Cosgrove, but even II a Jail were
tho punishment Of such indiscretions, we
fancy the susceptibilities of our sex could
not thus be extingulshed. Let women mend
their appearances, and men will mend their
ways.-NeD York paper.
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Railroad Routes.
RALrIMoRR AND OHIO RAILROAD.

-
r,.,,. h.,~ ,WwMaisgpos Sept "a less
MORE, and WARRINGTON AND THE WEST
"hoW run |" t9 nS ,Tiio,,
a Leave DALI, except sunday, at Lo?,. 800 and
rOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
m. and aso aud Z Tp,. IN,
,, FoRhNNAPoLIs.
from Annapolis on snnday.
yoHNhuhphI..
r foR PhLT1MoRE.
eaNeNs y, m and ". ~ y, .. % And !. Is r. m.
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HoUaHLINh DRUG STORE. OPPOSITE
" Masonic Temple. Fresh goods received twies
week. No stale goods kept.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF
HEADaUARTERs FIRST MILITANT DIsrRIor.(
OFFICE CuIEF CoAMIssARY OF suBslhIkscE, Z
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. u, 1879
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, viii be received
18th Infantry, A. G. at peteIsburg, Va, until
MONDAY, October is, 1909, at u m, for supply.
Ing The United Stat es Subsistence Department with
FRESH BEEF
at Petersburg. Va. for six months, from NoyemteT
lSp, or such less time as the Commissary General
Of Subsistence may direct
Bidders are requested to be present to respond TO
their bids. aud be prepared to give bonds for the
ful ment Of their contract.
CondiNo requirements, payment AZ, as
heretofore 4. fohTEh
sept22.dt Byt. Mai, and Z. u B., lst NIL DIS
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uAMMACR,s RESTAURANT. NO. 800 PENN
II sYLvARh AVENUE, near the corner q ~.
Hotel. proprietor. Rooms aud board on reason
BILE terms. febb-Sm
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RoPosALs FOR sUPPLIRs.

orriss PAIsAsrrn 0. 8. HAvr.,
PHILADELPHIA, sept. 30, 1880.
Sealed proposals. endorsed ''Propossis for Sup
o'cleck, NJ. on the 7th q October, for furnishiss
the Unlted State. Nav. Department with TIE fol.
iect to inspection By ths inspecting otnser in ths
Rsil.Sslphia navy ysrs where hsy .Ie 70 te AZ:
FoR B5R2AG " CONTRADICTION pSa sS sa
~ Stuffed Chairs, plush covered.
B feet Gum, " inch thick.
10. 900 pounds White Lead, drv. equal TO Lewis
FOR BUREAU YARDS AND DOCKS,
$50 feet double Leather BsltinT.ss inches wide.
best GAL. tanned.
az, on psi,isulsrs spgly, H ,G9nmss aant'.
och-d PaymAster United States NAVY.
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uImpn lrLTIa nj AIKNI nRElNE.

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
[ WAsaIsoTos l, y, c., September Z. lsso
On the petition Of WILLIAM BAxTEs, Of New
ark, New Jersey, praying for the ehtensIoP o.
pAtelt granted to him on the 18th day OF feptu-
ary, is56, for an Improvement In Wrenehesi T..
Il Is ordered that tho testimony In me case e %
closed on the sth day Of January next, nat tue ms
Tor nliuR arguments aud the Examiners report be
limited TO the 18th day OF January next az r ma.
next .,,.x,.ns,or
any poisou in'' WY SAMUEL J.. USHER,
sepll-Sst Vsmmissi0noi " 3e''A"'
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Proposals..
DRoPoaLLs RoR RuEL.

FIRsr MIIIrAaT DIST lIer, \
RioHnoSD, VA, sept 10. 1870.
Sealed proposals Tin tripiicatel will be received
4 MI Ssss qai IN, q shfuRb4Y hs ih
"a, o. o'''o' bRi 81 OAR % ssS66f'"
q the Post (. y nshbgrg. virsini,
70 month for the service Of that Post durina ths
period endiss June 90 1870. estimated At 80 cords
Proposals to be gusrsntsed o. indicated BIZ the
blank forms. furnished on applieation 70 Me Post
once, and the right TO reject any or all bids not
considered advantageous is reserved.
tAry District. j. a. CHAHDLER,
Brsyet Colonel, ouarterpsster o. 6, Army, Chile
ouartsrmastsf FIRST Military District se2D-et
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Schenck's PuImonic Syrup.

7cswr"! Tonic and Mandrake Pills will Consunp-
ti"a Live complaint aud Dyspepsia if taken sccord-
u.s. 20 direction. They all three be taken the
SAN" 'u,. Ihry cleans, til stomach. relax the liver
and put work hen The appetite become. good the
food d-r''s AID makes good blood the patient begin.
20 -r'W H. h"sh tc di-rased matter rfpens IA the
Ia. " and tt patient out-r"wz the di-ease AID gets
"c..- hIs - Al" mi, :. consumption.
the t.r"r medic ue- Dr. j. II. ScHenek, u Phil
sdr.pIa owe lis uurivalet Euec'-- IN III treatment
{ = I'm" mary Consumption. 40" i'ulmonc syrup rip
tie WogHil h7t'r lu The ungS, throws il of
ay 500 cs-E tNptctp alton, for when the lhrg
ter = ripe slight cough viii throw It Of and the ps-
tent ha- rest, sud thu .uag, begin t, heal
r. o. this. he >raw-cd Tonic and Mandrake Pill.
UU ' freely u--d ?" c!ca the -tomseh and liver
lat h" .iIuoEic >pTIl and the food will make good
blood
--A,"-As Mandrake IiII- se: upon the liver. r-nov
p, al. .-'rc'i'-s relax ia" due OF III" gall ladder
rA ll art + e j. the i've. Is relieved the
IT, g.. '. hoy 'i7' III rms can DO. nothing h.s ever
lrH invented y 'Tt cslou, deadly Iois'n which 4.
VI, rro-- t 1se uIlr- with great csrr) that viii
c.. IT, IA irtl.r anil tat The -ccretious OF the
liv,; aAr ~ca~uck'- Mandrake i'i.I-.
Liver 'I !H'"t IL one q Tic most prominent
-,h.u,>- Scsecci Tome j. goa,lo .tirlul.nr and
ut rstlv.. aud tn akai IL Tie -ravv,ci which tits
p'ps.n i 'r-ie T. ,-rist' :; e srom.a 10 throw out
az. q trc Juice 1 di--plvr tn Cd with the PGlmouic
mp, AID Il r sc iur' good flood without ferrnents
t.. ug -o.rIu.. IL III. -t.iufca.
b. cat r"aS 20 why Physicians DO not cure Con-
sfim,i.a j.. - try i, { % much icy give med
cine 20 -"u -hr cough, 10 t- c.ill-, stop night
-s,t's, hectic ~ and ty :oiu they dcraug.
,h.lr t-r>:iv p.,y"5r. ckius H &c sccret.ou. and
,.,..rI-I.s "a, - tat s.ik- ..ul ii
.'T setback, d. 80 Treatment does no. try % atop
cough n.sLt a. '!...- 90 t'1-T. Rem the
q 10 ISL. a. - . y. t.'i. acc,.d. No can
erred 81 a. zu.pt.'n, i-'"a Complaint Dyspepsia,
t-.E. 'aAcr. i,,rs.rt throat. THE liver aid
-.. '.s. J. .rr ra-l, .rI.t.,.
e. i.I-.H Sc 'H-af. ia p. IS - Tsr the lungs In
S"it, "' .r t-"Hr,t, t'- IN ere abs sso=, hro:-
.'. ...tt ,A ~r1 tao=."., Or the .Ins-
. ..l-I-r...' f.i - ,'uc. Ia surh c.se.
-..-;. = r De- -tr Who'll. uu.s- he .,"msch and
liver t''. .'.' 'r pow. = -" blood on; II food
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;F-Johnson'' Anodync liniinent will give re-
lief in case d Chronic Rhcumptsn, no matter how
we're, than any other article known medical men.
= 1t II often remarked by strangers visiting our
safe that We slow larger proportion good horses
than any other tate in the Union This we tell them
is owing 10 'v principal the fr,t place We
breed from tn" very bet -toCk and in the second
place our people Sheridan'- Cavalry Condition
Powder. which in judgment of incalculable ad-
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iDU1tViiic.

The soldiers graves in the cemetery
u"1r the Green were appropriately deco
Lated with flowers Sunday. May 81. under
the direction oi Post No. .. G.. ~. r.. as
sisted 10y Post No. II of Cabot. and Post
No. II OF Pcachanl. The assembly march
ed IN procession from the Common To the
cemetery. heIdcd by the three posts OF q.
\. L. After arriving al the cemetery the
service. were opened by prayer and sing
in. followed bv an address by Hon. b. y. .
Davis. ami al essay by Mrs. {. Tabor OF
'raii>hary. The three posts ri G. \. X.
dIcu marched around to all the graves Of
deceased -nidirr>. hallim" III each place
aud piariug upor it wreath and flowers.
\ place was sci apart where they placed
Nrcaih5 and flowers in memory of those
deceased soldiers whose remains had not
'ovn brought home. The procession then
.,-lurucd and retained to the village III
tine same order that ii came. The ccrc-
monies were Witnessed by Il large attend
au-r alsd 2ll seemed Interested aud salts
lied V!li the exercises
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EAGLE TEMPLE. No. I. T. OF H.
BROWNS BLOCK,
stated me, tinG= every Monday Evening.
MILO W. HALE. ". 4.


The of attention bestowcd upon IN. human
hair i. something marvellous TO contemplate. foet7
have Inad it the burden OF many sweet refrain and
blooming nlidcns Of many anxious thoughts and -ctp-
nights. At last however the gu stion Of how to
obtain and once obt1ined, how to retain beautiful
head of luxuriam and glossy hr has been ut ret
by introduction OF Barretts Vegetable Hair X Ftor
tive into general Use. his admirable preparation
needs only be tried to be denied place in the
oilet-lC incinnat Daily Gazette.
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has. {. Thurbvr Of East Burke. while
building q read Oh his farm. p few days
J"". turned over fiat stone. under which
.te found one hundred and thirty-:our dol
iHr-. IN silver halves and quarters. This
money Was once il Il bag. hut the cloth
had all ruttrd away but few threads II
j. supposed 10 have been d"po sited there
py "a. turraH. who nun" himself in ,Ju-
-tpu HaIi'~ barn. at East Burke some
p. -!lr or fourteen wears ago.
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Rev. :. B"icS. formerly pastor Ct The
scotch Presbyterian Church al South Rye
rate. ANA for several YEAS past located at
5c!ias:. ia his native scotland. has just re-
turned To- America with his family, and
may. Tor tine present. be addressed nj South
Eyc@arc.
rhr house OF NJ. L. Gray was visited on
Monday evening. May 3lsr, 10y thieves,
anj q. Valuable gold watch was stolen from
Miss Lilly Pa-r. No clue TO the robbers
HAS We, been obtained.
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The new hotel at the Caledonia Spring,
al Nheylorh Will he completed and ready
ior transient and regular bonrdrr> the
Ip.h "t june. Mr.. Winter ha< got every
ding neat anal tidy. aud l. bound to Civ
lis &uc~:- their moneys worth.
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dor . A>,umpsit. Action on a prOmis-
sorry note. Def. pleaded in offset that
rltl. wa, indebted TO him Tor the price of
torty-two and onc-half shares of the Wa
fcrtord "oll mine. Verdict for defendant
tor 5235. Case began II O'Clock A. NJ.
june l>t; closed > Z. VI. same day. O. +.
Brown for plaimtili: j. ID. Stoddard for
Defendant.
No. Is. Jysj0h ". Mics =. Tm. HaH.
Particulars next week. On trial.
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upon the grand list 10 run the city GOV
eminent another year
Rev. George i. Spaulding, late pastor
of the First CONGREGATIONAL Church of
Hartford, Conn, will deliver the annual
address before the Lambda Iota (OwD
Society of the University of Vermont,
during Commencement week
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Geo. Stockwell of St. Albans had his
arm badly smashed between the elbow
and shoulder on Monday, while assisting
IN coupling cars.
Mr.. Hiram l.. Soule's son, George,
aged about eight years, fell fifteen feet
from tree on Adds bill. at st. Adams
on Monday morning. striking his head
upon Il rock. lie remained nscnsible for
three hours, but though the shock was
severe it l. hoped no serious com>e-
qucnccs will follow.
While Sila> Smith OF Georgia. propri-
etor of the Green Mountain Rcnovator
was passing the railroad ut Pearls cross
ln2, about two miles north OF Milton, on
Monday evening, his horse was struck by
the engine on the mail train and instant
iy killed, and Mr.. Smith badly injured.
No blame can he attached to the cugI-
ncer of the train Il, he could not have
seen Mr.. s or his horse in season to
avoid the accident.
When will the railroads build the
crossings either below the track or bridge
so high rs to preclude such accidents
In the Richmond butter market Mon
dayt 3j1 tubs OF butter were sold at from
80 10 % cents per pound. The s;,Ic~ OF
cheese We're 200 boxes at from ! I TO Is
cents per pound.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
The Lamollc County court l. now in
session, Judge Wilson presiding. The
first day Of the term was occupied with
remarks and resolutions OF re~rcrt To the
memory of Joshua Sawyer, Est. for Il
loug time the leading member o; the La
mobile Co. Bar. The main case for trial
will be Ira s Blai-del ". T.. y. Bur
nett. The defendant was moderator OF Il
late town meeting in Cambridge. and re-
fused, as the plaintiff ALLEGES, to receive
his vote on the question OF accepting the
act to enable certain towns 10 All in
building the Lamulllc Valley abroad.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Decoration day was appropriately OBJ
served at Derby Centre ON Saturday a-t.
bv the decoration OF th, soldiers ia,uu-
mrnt at that place with flowers and
wrcath-. At h1lt-pa-t one O'Clock the
procession formed ON the acadrmv com
anon under the direction OF /. II. Bi-lc,.
cummtndcr OF the Post. and j. f. Allen.
marshal. ami marched to the monument
IN the tulluwiu. order: The Nrwp..t
,ornrt band. mcml,rI- ct the Post. l.iir-.
citizens on foot and In ,trr.a,,.>. Arr.l-
in. at the monument. ,.,c.. ot tn. soldier,
and many Others in 1h,. ng,r..>,I,u. ,iru,--
tied ,irrr uii,riu., Of li,,y.,- ar ,[..r-
..r.,n ON the h.,,, OF Ih,. m u,,o..r. \
hri,t and .,I,rr,,,ri.,f,. ,,r.,,.. ,,,- ,ir,.r.I
ty Rev. Geo. II. I;,il.y. c..aI,iiu of IN.
o>t an di"~lI"pu' - 'i!' a. parted Lee
r'r'' DENVER, i ny MAYOR ''''~..'" '''"..''
a. '' ~. -N,"'"'- I" ''''' REACT 10y -
IL. N.'hon''-' E>'l, "' N'"p'" am "..'-
mo" 10y Ii""' d. IL. 7''''t "' '. 81 .''''>-
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ADDISON COUNTY.

.IaIn,, LilcLiicid OF Panton lost Il val
ualic OK a few days since. An cNlml-
nation revealed 3. fragment OF hoop
skirt about six inches long in the heart
case. which caused his death. Crinollne
!. a destructive agent but this is the first
attack ON four looted cattle that has
come to oar notice.
CuIrTENDEN COUNTY.
some person, at burlington were SO
very thou-htiess, OF what i more likely,
lost to all sense OF propgi"ty and dccency,
a. 10 rob the graves OF the soldiers OF the
wre1th- and flowers before the procession
had hardly lett tie cemetery. The Free
Pres, says they were wei dressed people
Who were .uilly @! TIL, dissertation. The
same thing WAS done here one year ago
We think We have heard people COM
,,Is,Iu of excessive taxes in -. ,Johnsbury
They should move 10 the young and
beautiful city Of Darlington to get real
ling sense OF heavy taxes, as we notice
that a tax of 220 per cent has been levied
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Special 4latite5.
Masonic HaII---Union Block.

&S PA SUM SIC LOD q L.
~ No. -, +. a \. NJ.
stated meeting, June l. Called Meeting, juno .
L. Il. HEALD, srcy.
HASWELL CHAPTER. NO. lI.B. \. II.
Regular meeting, Friday eve, June Is, 1853.
+. J. DALTo.', sscl'tlry.
PALESTINE COMMANDERT, NO. ..
stated Concl4vc June p, l-,'g
!. l.. PERKINS, Commander.
CALEDONIA LODGE. !. o. OF O. /.
Lodge Room on summer St.opp Union School House
Re gu,r meeting every MONDAY evening. a; 2. o'clock
JOHN y. GALE secretary.
EAGLE TEMPLE. No. I. T. OF H.
BROWNS BLOCK.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

We notice that all licenses for saloons
have been revoked by the trustees. This
is step in the right direction. and we
hope will not be rctraced. But few if
any saloons should be licensed. We
think with the present and increasing
hotel accommodations in Rutland, and
with Il GOOD eating saloon in the depot
our citizens or the travelling public need
not 20 hung ry.-RUtbud Hd'YeH}1h
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M. B. o. S.

our reasons and we trust Justification for calling
the public ate lion to MOTHER BAILEY's QUITTING
81 II r. are furnished by the frequency and fatality of
the d7ea-e OF infancy and childhood So alarming and
serious ere TIL dec.ascs that child in three dies be-
for the NTH vonr These afford conclusive urgu
meat or enforcing mothers the importance Of using
RENE dy, which contains Morphine Poisonous
Drug AMI never fails (when timely u-edl effect
cnrr II gr ally a.i-t= the child through the months
Of ''"thlnE llsys all pain, reduces inflammation cor
reefs Idly OF The stomach, and fails TO regulate
the bowels makes sick and weak children strong and
''l'y, produces natural sleep tor the child, thereby
aitordins rest To the mother. For complaints
dyscntrry and diarrh,ra, it has equsl For wind
collie c"nvusion., gripping, &c, it falls to give
immediate rclr:.
N"tHEa RAIEY's QrIETINI SrRUP, for children is
an original modi-iu we'll .-t.bished therefore
other aud YOU safe. For sale by all druggists and
dealers in medicine.
\ RICHARDS. New London, Conn,
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RE (eHiCteTy.

The Cemetery Association are making
quit" marked improvements in the GENE
terry jhj> season. The large clump Of cv-
rr4r,vh7 in tr"h, OF the tomb have been
removed. and the plot of ground laid on;
ia flower beds and a fountain in the centre
The grading for new terraces and lots i
continually going forward. Very many
OF the maple trees We're killed the past
Winter by mice. but There is such growth
%! Young trees on the grounds ,iiaI some
can De spared rs well a. not.
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}. II. NilSby has bought out Jason Al
lard and hi> stock in trade. and taken pos
session. la addition to the usual stock of
a country lore. Mr.. Silsbv keeps spruce
AMI cedar timber. shingles. lath. etc.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and ctfectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hdjr IS soon restored
to its original color
'riM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
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Temperance Lecture.

Mr.. Lucius Gilmore will deliver his
temperance lecture al the town hall in this
place on this CThursday) evening. at 3
O'Clock. We trust every man and woman
III he village will cone olt and hear Il
man talk upon this subject who can speak
from bitter. experience and whose whole
soul Is aroused to the Importance of say
in% others. NJ. Gilmore Will speak Oh the
sam" subject at Stevens Village lBarnet).
on Saturday evening. June ;. at = O'clock
&nd Al P,achan. Sabbath afternoon. at )
o'c!uch.
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SEWING MACHINES FROM SIS to $3.50

WILCOX y GIBBS, WEED, HOME SHUTTLE.
Any Sewing Machine desired procured msnufac.
tureT's price, J. l.. PERKINS, Agent
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tlsp

re- REMOVE MOTH PATCHES. FRECKlES AND
Ia" from III ace, NE PE.Rl- Morn FErCKLE
l"Ii"N sold 10y al druggists. Prepared only by Dr.
T.. = Perry.
FOR BLACK WORMS, AND PINPLES ON THE
t-N.!. IL" fE!-EN's xnEIopE AID PINPLE REhrDY,
prepared only - pr T. &. Perry, 40 ijond St, New
York. sold ryorywLcrr The trade supplied by whole
atlc dTi LEss. 5n-I5
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EXCURSION TICKETS

RETURNING,
Leave BOst-n, Lowell lept, $50 A n. and 500 n
lud;" n ". L. Junction. conn ting with regular
-.ins wing al North Derby 20 l.. NJ and 80
leaving Boston Saturday T. NJ VIII connect
through 10 North Derby, arriving there Gao sundsy
me-. ming.
A. II. PERRY, Superintendent.
Iyn donvillr, VI. NAV Il, lsh9. Gods
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophled and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty 5 ,di-
ment. it will keepit clean and vigorous.
Its occasional Use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Nigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for u
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upon the grand list 10 run the city gov
eminent another year.
Rev. George i. Spaulding, late pastor
OF the First Congregational Church of
Hartford, Conn, will deliver the annual
address before the Lambda Iota (OwD
Society of the University of Vermont,
during Commencement week.
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