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BERNA STOHNER.
HAVING lately ulchased and fiited up tho
well-known Robson Hotel Property located u
FEW DOORS ABOVE THE COURT HOUSE,,
on the same side of the street, I'm the town of
bloomsbury; and having obtained n license for
the same asa
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the Proprietor has determined To give TO the peo-
pie visiting the town on business or pleasure
A LITTLE MORE ROOM.
His stablins also is extensive, ana is htted up
to put buggies and carriages In the dry. lie prom
lses that everything about his establishment shall
be conducted In an orderly ana lawfni manner
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

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tions, $3.50; three Insertions, $500.
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JERSEYTOWN DIRECTORY.

TACoB A. SWISHER, dealer in Hides, Leather
81 Bark etc. Madison township Columbia county
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VERMONT wATCHMArSl AMI, STATE JoUrr1AI.

The Teachers Institute for Caledonia
county will be held at Lyndonyile, on Wed.
nesday and Thursday, July 9TH and sth.
The Passumpsic road sold 264 tickets to
the Peace Jubilee. Derby station sold the
most 40, and 81. Johnsbury the next A..
Some two weeks ago an up train from
Island Pond, was delayed by an accident mile
above the village. During the delay swarm
OF bees liz on the fore part Of the engine, to
the great confusion Of the engineer. There
being no beeist at hand, an Intellectual attempt
was made TO dislodge them, and the train
started of with the swarm occupying place
the size of half bushe under the head light
The officers being afraid to do their duty, this
property was Struggled into the Queens Do
mnions without the usual duty.
.---J Julius NJ. Eek, who has had two trials
Tor the murder of his wife in Tunbridge, is
now at liberty on his own recognizance
rickett, the forger has been found guilty,
and sentenced to State Prison for four years
Charles Tanner has been convicted of arson
m Chelsea, and sentenced to five years in
state Prison. A. Burnham Tanner, concerned
10 the job with him, turned States evidence.
and in consideration thereof is now at large.
- Mrs. L. X. Aunis, Of West6eld, has
been troubled with partial numbness on one
side Tor year or more. One night about a
week ago she discovered soreness and after
examination found the point Of needle stick
Jog out. The needle was at once extracted
and the patient is recovering.
James w Robbie, of Lyndon Center,
has been fined s62.s1 for violation of the
prohibitory law, and Charles Cowdery, Of
Lyndon, 3S.2S for the same offense.
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MODEL BusNEss MAS.--Thc New York Sun
uses the following aattering but just language
concerninga native and former business man Of
our county
" Among those who have rapidly grown rich
and have quickly instituted large business in
the patent medicine trade, NJ. John +. Henry is
one OF the first. This gentleman did business as
"A druggist for a number Of years in Waterbury.
VT, where he built up a hourishing trade by ju-
dcious advertising lie also had branch apoth-
ecary shop in Montreal. Finally Mr., Henry was
succeeded By the firm Of Henry & Co., and came
10 this city, where he purchased an interest in
the patentmcdcine house Of Demns Barnes Il Co.,
and in October 1865, succeeded 10 the entire bu-
siness Of the concern. On the LIST of May last, he
removed to 5 College place, where he has five
story building. From cellar to roof are cases OF
mineral water, periumeres and patent medicines.
dozen men are employed in keeping the ac-
counts, and twice as many in packing bottles con-
tanning all sorts Of fluids Its one of the largest
establishments OF the kind in the world, and does
n business of 81 900, 900 year. So much for en-
terprise and advertising"
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The Celebration of sc. Johns Day
nc Waterbury.

The announcement Of the Celebration of s.
Johns Day, at Waterbury juno 9th, drew out a
large number Of Masons as well as citizens from
the surrounding country-although we Judge tho
number Of both was considerably less than had
been anticipated, occasioned doubtless by tho
celebrations Of the Society Of st. Jean Baptisto,
holden at Burlington and st. Adams.
Among the delegations present we noticed
Northiield and Bethel Lodges, numbering 100, j.
u, Mack, Master, accompanied by the White
River Brass Band; Windsor Lodge, numbering
60, accompanied by the Windsor Brass Band
Aurora Lodge, Montpelier, numbering Is, accom-
panied by the Montpelier Brass Band, rs well a.
largo delegations from North Star Lodge Of Rich
mond, Mad River Lodge of Moretown Warner
Lodge Of Cambridge, Mystic Lodge Of stowe. and
Mount Vernon Lodge Of Morristown.
delegation Of the Burlington Commandery,
numbering about 30 Knights Templar were pres
ent, and acted as escorts 10 the procession. The
services Of the Gaysvillc Brass Band had been se-
cured for the colebntion
We should judge the number OF the Masonic
fraternity present to be not far from GOO.
The procession was formed about lO5 O'Clock.
a. NJ. in front of the Waterbury Hotel, by Gen.
William Wells, Marshal, aided by Col. C. d.
Wilson, G. r. Badger, and A. }. Brown, as As
sistant Marshals. After considerable marching
and counter marching, the procession was seated
on the seats prepared for them on the Common,
east Of the Waterbury Hotel
The exercises here were opened by prayer By
Rev Warren skinner Of Waterbury The Ora.
tor Of tho Day, Rev William r. Alger Of Boston
was then introduced, and held the audience foi
about an hour, giving a cursory history Of the
Order, and paying an able, earnest, and eloquent
tribute 10 Masonry, intersperscd with patriotic
sentiments and appropriate illustrations
The Grafton Of Mr.. Algcr, was certainly one o
the finest it was ever our pleasure 10 listen b.
and drew from the audience repeated cheers and
marked appreciation. After benediction by tn,
Rev. John Gregory, Of Northhcld the procession
marched to the Waterbury Hotel for dinner, and
the public exercises Of the occasion were closed
Everything possible was done for the accommoda
ton Of the visiting brothers, By Messrs Bruce 4
Ladd, the enterprising proprietors Of the Water
bury Hotel, and their praises were in the mouth,
of all.
The weather was near perfect as could be, aud
The exercises all passed of pleasantly and we trus
proiitably to the Graft.
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Independence at Barre.

\ County Temperance Convention will be held
at Barre, on Monday, July 9TH, at 10 O'Clock
\. NJ, to continue in the afternoon Rev Mr.
Holman Of Montpelier Rev. Mr.. Emerson o.
Mortified, and Hon. g. W. Grandey Of Yer
gennes, have been invited to speak on the occa
sion, aud it is confidently expected that they vii
be present and address the meeting
~ An are mriied. The Good Templars and
all members Of the Temple of Honor are expected
to turn out in force and wear Regalia The
Montpelier Brass Band are expected
Let there be grand rally flr a Fourth Of July
Temperance Celebration.
Eli BALLou, for Committee
Montpelier JIM D, 1869,
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- Information is wanted of returned soldier,
named John Anthony, who was private Of Co.
X, l5ith Regt. n Y Vols, under Capt. Arthur
llotchkiss. Anthony is about 81 years of age,
has been about Salem, \. Y; was awhile in
Commercial College in Troy The oath Of iden-
tity on his discharge was made at Perrysburgh,
Cattamgus Co., N. Y, Aug. 18th, 1865. A
bounty draft of 500 for said soldier has been in
the hands of H. X Fowler, of Manchester, I'M
claimed for year past.
Is not this the man, destitute and literally
freezing, whom the town authorities and leading
men of Manchester permitted to lodge in an old
dilapidated tannery one inclement night last Win
ter, on condition that he leave town carly the
next moming7 1t appears that he complied with
the letter and spirit of the order; and we appre-
bend it will require much larger bounty than
the above to induce his re-appearance in thai
town.
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Our reasons and trust Justification for calling
the public attention TO MoTMR BAILEY's QUiErING
srRur, furnished by the frequency and fatality OIL
the diseases Of infancy and childhood SO alarming and
erous the deceasss that child in three dies be
fore the fifth year. These facts afford conclusive argu-
mentor enforcing mothers the Importance of using
remedy, (Which contains Morphine Poisonous Drug
and never fails CFhen timely used to effect cure. 1t
greatly assists the child through the months of teethng
aliays all pain, reduces Inflammation corrects acldity
the Stomach, and fails to regulate the bowels
makes sick and weak children strong and healthy pro-
duces natural soop for the child thereby Attending rest
to the mother. For summer complaints Dysentery and
Darrh@a, 1t has no equal For Wind Collie Commissions
Gripping &C., It never fails to give immediate relief
MornER BAiELY's QuIETrSr SYRuP for children IS an
iginal medicine, well established therefore use no
other and you are safe For sale by all Druggists and
Doarlers IN Medicine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn,
Agent i0f the United States $3.50
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ANoNe rnE ISDIASs.-Lieut Htrndon tells u that no
tribes Of aborginccs found In The deepest forests Of
South Amorca from the Andes TO the Atlantic coast that
do not have and use Doct Ayers medicines and Lowell
cottons. " fremont" Suffolk" Boott," arc seen
stamped in large red and blue letters upon their gar.
mcnis while Ayers Pills and Cherry Pectora arc among
the treasures Of thor habtations Thor native soil FUR
nishes them all their food and OF their remedies
but they suffer nom Affections which have tho
interpositon ofhigher skill.-Sentinel, Liberty Va
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Tho Roswell Laird place formerly owned by
d. + Slater, was recently sold to Col. Jcra. At
kins for the sum of 81 500.
The residence lately owned by r. Z. Wilson,
has been purchased by 5. n WEIGH for 5 900.
One day last week, while Daniel Young and
son, Of Marshield, was riding into the village, the
horse became frightened, throwing them from the
wagon, and seriously iniuring Mr.. Young.
Mr.. Jason Britt, while running a circular
saw, was severely injured by board striking
him. lie is at present in a fair way TO recover
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heut Advertisements

neut tAdtertis
Tho attention Of rejecting nvalids Is invited 10 tho
following observations. Tho questions arc such tho
SCH would be likely 70 ash the replies are simple facts
WHY
IL Tarrants Ecrvosrent solizcr Aporont adapted to the
cure Of Indigestion and its ooncomitantsi
BECAUSE
Il tones the membranes Of the stomach and promote, the
secretion Of the gastric juice tho solvent which converts
the ood int liesus,ainng agent and also because
erately stimulates the bilc-ptoducug organ.
WHY
T. recommended Tor oiatructlons In the kidneys and
other renal diseases, and for dropsyi
BECAUSE
II combines tho properties Of mild dlurctc sodorIac
with those Of q local and general lnWgorant and
amount Of morbid matter which would otherwise vtato
the sccrotons.
Why
Is prescribed for rheumatism and claimed to be emf
ncn,y beneficial in oil the varieties Of that disease
BECAUSE
rheumatism N caused by the nnammatory action Of an
acid In the blood upon the ihro membranes and liga
mcnts and the sanUs Of the scltror Apcrcnt being ah
s1rbcd into the vcnous system tend 10 ncutralko the
vitiating principle.
WHY
character
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Let not Prejudice usurp your Reason.
It's fact that in the minds Of many persons. a pro
udce oHsts against what called patent medicines
but why should this prevent you rcsortng an article
that has such array Of testimony support II rs
HOsTErTERS STOMACH BITTERSi Physicians pre-
scribe IL why should you discard 81 Judges usually
considered Of talent have used and do use II in
their families why should you reject Let not your
prejudice usurp your 10 the everlasting injury Of
your health. If you are sick and require a medicine
try these Bitters
When the bodily energies out by anxiety and
need stmulant this is the best that can be taken 1t
is tempered and modified by hygienic herbs and roots
which prevent Il from feyerng the blood and hence II
docs not produce mere temporary excitement, to be
followed by injurious reaction, but communicates per
manen potency to the entire vital organization Some
Of herbal constituents slightly soporhc that
in cases whore seepessness of the Accomplishments
Of nervous disease dose Of taken towards bedtime
will tend to produce quiet and refreshing sumber For
palpitaton of heart, tremors, Mysteries fantng ITS
general restessnes and the causeess and distress
ing ances to which ladies especially subject under
certain morbid conditions Of mind and body peculiar to
tholr sex the Bltters will be found the most agreeable
and certain Of all counter-rrltante.
The constitutonally nervous may readily keep their
narmity in constant check by the daily use Of this
heathu vegetable tonic and those who have "shat-
terod their nerves. tho phrase is either by mpru-
dent indulgence undue physical intellectual labor
viii lind In this vtazing elixir prompt restorative
7175
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IA rat h s

In Montpelier, June y, after painful Illness which
he bore with patience far beyond his Year,, WALTER s.
son Of r. A. and Mary A. q. Richardson, aged years
and months.
In Montpelier, June 10, SARAH NJ wife OF Goorgo 5.
Hubbard Esq, and daughter Of the late Gen. Jacob
Davis Of Milton, aged 63 years and months.
In MoiFuh, ~ Y, April 25, Elder ADRIAN HAHTsn0RS,
formerly Of Dlnyllo and Waiorvilci aged u years
In Poaoham June q, JAMES b. CLARK, aged g. Year,.
In Whoolock June II, STEPHEN NJ. JOKES, aged about
q years
In Sutton, June 49, ABDIE, wife Of A. NJ Fogg aged %
years.
In wocott, SARAu NJ, wife Of NJ A. Tucker, aged 90
years and months.
la Calais, June 10, MELINDA, rolet of samuel Jacobs
formerly of Montpelier aged g. years months and II
days.
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DOUBLE GEAR,
and thereby nearly doubling the purchase.
rhe Importance Of setting ,car In this position IL not
generally undcrsteod)
Tho Patent Flange Cogwhccls when used on both ends
Of tho Wrngcr In connection with but ONE PRESSURE
SCREW allow the rolls TO separate at ETHER End rs ono
end or the other will always be gear Ia pressure screw
was used Al both ends hswoud not he case because
one end ola roll would have control the other cnd
But with pressure sorcw In the MIDDLE the pressure
is equazed for il end h forced up, the other end
thereby forced down. Tho Cogwhees cannot be thrown
out Of gear both ends Of the Wrnger at the same
time, unless the pressure IL taken On.
Tho NOVELTY IL fastened to a tub or box by Patent
Curved Clamp, which has equal bearing on tub the
oAoie length orhe Wringe. Other Wringcrs are merely
fastened 10 staye each end and arc thus liable to
wrench the slaves rom their proper position and ruin
the tub.
Tho ocg-wheols Thumb scrows, &c, are nicely gal.
vaniled.
Bay the "NOvBLTY or At least take It on trial with
any or al others, aud keep the BEST.
tMoore's Ruai NsW-Torker.
Sold Everywhere.
n. Il. PHELPS CO., Cen Agents,
7a75-'iaw II Cortlandt st. n. Y.
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NJ d. srooPs deposed have Visited all the principal
sewing machine manufetorioa and have had the bost
actes for finding ont only what best but why
IL vas best. The Wheeler Wilson Is the simplest In
parts tho most direct quet, and rapid In action Of any
Wgthraad machine. Other machnes can not keep up
With it, now soil all kinds, and soil ton Of these to one
of any other. Others come back for exchange, with
many murmurs and complaints, these, never. Once
sold they arc gone, and article Of merchandise
tbsy are always saloabe. ~
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Meut 4&huertis
RIO MANUFACTURERS, FOR THE

Il WEST AND sOUTn-rhe town Of Alliance, Ohio,
offers the following advantages superior Coal at 81 %
per ton, delyerodi Hard Wood Timber Brick, Lime,
firo and Pottery Clay In abundance, Railroad, Lake,
and River shipping Facilities equal 10 any interior
town In Ohio. Alliance Is rapidly growing and beau
tful town n miles from Pittsburgh and &C. from Cleve-
land, with two lourshng Colleges, new hrst-elass
Opera House, and surrounded by wolldoveOpod farm
ing country for Supplying largo population Of opera
uves, Letters Of inquiry should DO addressed to H.
TEErERS, Chm hanurg Co.
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Leqal alntines.
NEHEMIAH HARvEY's ESTATE

NJ EHEMIAH HARVEY'S ESTATE-
The Subscribers having boon appointedby tho Hon.
Probate Court tor tho District OF Washington, Com.
nsiOners receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the esate Of Nehemiah
Harvey iato Of Montpelier, in said District deceased,
represented insOlyent and the term OF sx month"; IRON
the IN day OF june 1862 being allowed by said Court
10 tho creditors Of said deceased 10 exhibit and prove
their respective claims before Give notice that
will attend TO the duties OF appointment at the
store OF NJ p Brooks, In Montpelier, In said District,
the I'D day of July and I'd day Of December next at
one o'clock In the afternoon each % said days.
JOSEPH roland, }commissionarS
Montpelier, June %, A. ID. 1909. 72H
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IA arrta es.

4
In Mcriden, June 7, by Rev. Geo. b. spalding Dr. A.
S. WARNER Of Weathersield and Miss JENNIE NJ SPAL-
DING, daughter of the late Dr. James Spalding Of Mont
polior, VI. No cards.
In Waitsaed, June ~, by Rev. J. Boyce, Mr. NATHAN
IEL j. THOMAS and Miss ELIZA A. BOYcE, both Of Pays
ton.
In westhaven, Conn., june u, Commodore MUIR, and
Miss MINNIE WARRES.
In PlainGeri, May IL, by Rev Horace Pratt Mr. 10.
SIAN d. CLouGH of orford N H., and Miss ADA NJ Non.
RIs of Cornth, Vt.
In Plaluheld, June p. by Rev. Horace Pratt Mr.
joins r Mo0nE Of st. JOhnsbury, and Miss HELEN KID
DER, daughter of the late Ezra kiddor ESD Of Plain
field
In Peaoham, June %, by Rev. P b. Fske, Mr. SENECA
la pD, and Miss MARY s. NARNun, both Of Peaeham.
In St. Johnsbury, June 10, by Rev, +. @. Bass, Mr.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER Of Lebanon, ~ H., and Miss Nell
LIE NJ. SAWYER Of St. Johnsbury.
In IIardwick, May ", by Rev. Daniel Lewis Mr.. j. l.
WiLngRsoN, aud Miss CARRlE L. FosIER both Of Hard
wick.
In Waterford, June IL by John Caswell Esq, Mr. JAS
r. kENEsoN, and Miss EAiLY A. Thomas, both Of Con
cord
In Peaeham, by Rev J. S. Little Mr. n. X sum d
Hanover, N. H., and Mrs. L. D. hATTOcKs Of Poaohan.
In Randolph, June 30 by Rey. d. d. Bradford Mr.
WARREN Salrn Of Randolph, and Miss DEBORAH h.
FRgENAH OF Brookdeld.
In Glover, June l2, by Roy, ~ W, Scott, Mr.. SAMUEL
II. WHEELER and Miss Lois fboon, both Of Glover.
In Barton, Juno Is, by Rev VIM. A. Robinson, Mr..
GHoRGE WAHNER and Bliss MARY CoLnY, both of sutton
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II is estimated that soyon-enths Of all adult ailments
proceed from q diseased and torpid liver The hillary
e,retons Of the liver oYerno Wing into the stomach,
poison the entire system, aud exhibit the above symp
toms After long research, are able to present the
most remarkable for these horrd nightmare OF dis
eases the world has produced. Within ono year
over hundred and forty thousand persons have taken
pLlsrArOs BIrrERs and not instance Of complaint
has come TO our knowledge II Is the most enectual
one aud agreeable smulant suited to all conditions Of
life Inquire Of ouI Druggist in regard 10 IT,
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COUNTY Fair.

We learn that the Directors of the Washing
ton County Agricultural Society, at their meeting
on Saturday last, voted to hold its first Fair on
fairgrounds Of Mr.. Ell. Gilman, near this yiliuee.
We understand that the 9th and 7th Of October
arc the days assigned Tor the Fair
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Address on the Common h,
Hos. CHARLES ". WILLARD.

Ancr the Address thoro will ho simultaneous trial Of
Pie Five Engines with seven streams Of water In hor
sona and perpendicular PLYING and the award Of III,
1Rcioreos.
Soldiers in tho ato wnr are invited 10 meet and form
b. the Union House.
NrrrnErs
IRANCle Y, RANDALL, JOSEPH POLAND,
D p. WALTON, CARLOs BANCROFT.
DENfsON TAFT
MAnsmALs
roL. =. V. RANDALL, MAJ. JAMES s. PECK
ARR MONROE POLAND.
ny order Of
JAMES w. BROCK, Chief Engineer
JOEL FOSTER ID ASH
CHARLES REED, "a
SAMUEL WELLS, "a
L. BART. CROSS, ith
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THE PROCESSION
viii start from the Union House bridge precisely At
ook, md march through School, LOOMS Main and State
Streets to the State House Common, and In the inflow
Ing order
Calais aud Woodbury. Martial Band. Capt Tucker.
Soldiers In the late War.
Montpelier Band. Prof. Falos
Engine Company No. !. 90 men. This machine IA
b yoara old, IL the first used in town and will be in
chargo Of H. oldest surviving Foreman Daniel Baldwin
Engine Company, No. 2, Torrent" On men. Charles
b. Carter, Foreman
Engine Company No. B. Young America" 20 mon.
Homer q. brigham, Foreman.
Engine Company No. g. Montpelier co mon.
Lewis Wood, Foreman.
Engine Company No. D. Capitol" 90 men George
CLARK, Foreman.
Hook and Ladder Company. i1 men. Andrew J.
Ilowe, Foreman.