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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-21
WILLIAMS MANUFAoTURING COMPANY,
AT NORTHAMPTON, MASS.

The peerless beauty of Northampton,
Mass, is not surpassed by any town in the
world. It's situated in the laxurlSnt valley
Of the Connecticut, with Mouut Holyoke
near oy, aad Amherst in the distance, sur
rounded by picturesque hills and broad
meadows. TO oae WIZ LOOKS upon 1t after
ten years of absence, and the msmory OF
school days at Amherst coue back wish
vivid distinctness, the inclination 10 parody
Moor's words is almost irresistible:
Sweet vale of Northampton,
How calm could rest
In ny bosom Of shade
With the msm5rIes love best
Not only in rurAl beauty Is il 6 favored
spot, bat socially il is one OF tae most Re
aued towns Of New England, and among
shose who occupy bright pace II III
memory of eli who have ever known ihsm
are L. 3. Williams and Il. F. Williams, the
President and Treasurer OF the William
Manufacturing Company, who are, as ~e
learn, warm friends of our Mr. Little, O.
the MaEseiIes Qailt Works at Moline. Some
months ago We met one of these gentlemen
aud vas most agreeably entertained, auc
from him learned that Mr.. Little was ,he
genuine good fellow We have size,
found hin TO be. Ba: even pleasant a-so
CITATIONS are net always present, sud VS. sr
to-day reminded of ghese excellent gentle
men BY receiving from them e
number Of handsome OAK and rattan ofhc,
! baskets. A dozen or more of our frieLc'
have sign!hed their determination to poe
ssss one or more Of these baskets for lsuu
dry, boaseh Old aud various other uses. GnC
as We are 10th TO part with any of them VI
would respectfully suggest that some one o
our dealers make up and order for suel
sizes, patterns and kinds, as will best &C
cumnodate the wants of the public, Anc
address the same in accordance with The
caption Of this article. We cannot par
With those We have received, but will assIs
any others who may wish to order for Their
own or others use.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-21

orders for job Printing will meet with prompt
attention at the ARsUs OFFICE, and be executed
n the very best manner and 1t reasonable rates.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-21

Lyon do nct feel well you send for Doctor
he calls upon you, looks wise, sorawls soae
sieroglyphiss upon 9 picoe of paper which yen
sake to drug store and there pay 30 cents TO
VI %, besides the d1ctor's fee, for remedy
nine times out of ten not half so good as DR.
Aorse's Indian Root Pills. which costa bat 20
cents per box. Do you think the former the
best, because you pay the most for i'll Hyou
DO, We aayise you to use, just IS an expefi-
N mt. tn Moses Indian Root Pills. They
are prepared from 9 formula, pronounced br
the most learned physicians Of our country, to
be he best and most universal of family me
dieiees. The Morss's Indian Root Pills care
Hesdsche, Liver 90 uplaint Indigestion, Dye
pepsiA, Female irregularities, &s., and are put
~ both s-sar-cssted and plain. Give taAm
tEiAl. soId by ell dealers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-21
CITY BULLETIN.

ROCK ISLAND . PACIFIC \. B.
Trains p~-A Rook Island--GoIEe EAsT.
Day Express and Malt, 7i25 a. m.
Rock Island Accommodation, 400 D. IN
Nighs Exprsss, 1880 p. m.
Day Express and Mai, $40 =. m.
Rock IslaOd Aceo amOdatiOn, 1885 a n
isAt Express, $40 p. m.
Rock Island Accommodation.
Ar. Bureau JunsttOn, Leaves Bureau Junction
s.00p. m. CSC a. IL
The Day Express and Mail leaving here a.
1928 q. m, connects At bureau JuoctIoa Al A0'''
.. m, for Peoria.
Tue Night xpress lssvins here at lV;oS Pm
connects at BarsAz at 800 p N i0r re0ILS'
WESTERN rEIoE Ri.
come FORTH LAA1A' AHS'A
Express 4 EAil, e'-V - N S;ou p m
Miksd Passengo o'oV y ~ AA'@' N'@
.opneots W tn all roads for the east and west.
ROCKFORD, Z. ISLAND Asr.L LOUIS r. Il.
Going North LEAVE.
kLPrsn kSsA Island At 6;SO = IN
Mail o:oO IN
Going South LSAvH.
Mail " 7i5 q. u
Express 700 ?. IN
Freight S:uO a. N
Freight 7:3OP IN
These trains leave Moline going souta Is min
utSs 10 advance Of Rock Island time; going
north Is inmates after leaving Sock Island.
Trains leave Camden gotag north IL minutes
- ,dvanoe OF Rock Island time going aouIh
10 minutes after Leaving this city.
Trains leave Ooal Valley going north 80 min
utes in advance OF Rock Island time; goIns
sOush 50 minutes after leaving taIS eiIy.
RvoK ISLAND PEORIA RI.
FAoH AvoK IsLkAD TO COAL VALLEY.
Leave. Arrtv
Roek Island 7:4O N l9.CO 4
2l0Pm $3.50 1
DAVENPORT &sT. PAULR.R.
GOING NORTH.
Accommodation Depart SIS
Mail - 1850 a
GOING SOUTH.
Davenport Exprsss Arrive ll:20 q
Accommodation and Mail - 1850 ?
Tais ROAD connects st the C. a n. ". crossiE
with the Chicago and Northwestern kAilroA
for pOinto east and west.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS MINI
sofa n. R.
From Pogk Island to Burlington.
Slsasn gers from Rosk ISlAnd going over ID
hES RAJ take the regular tEAin going vest on 3
divlGiDn OF the O. X. /. p. b. B., oonnsctiI
ct Cctnmbus Junction, as folloWI:--
ToRLrling'pu, t:SG q. m.
Iosk Land, s:25A. m. sos P.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-21

A bright, healthy calls ia $ pereanI spring
Of iog In every wsA-resuIoted family, ana where
that tatAer, who after the strife and sornoli OF
business, on retiring to hls home is not heguiied
of care oy the innocent prattls of Ma chllc (
Pee maps tnis father is q worldly man, and maze.
gold his idol, he ms J have been successful man,
sad Amssfed riches. \ ct place bis child on the
slck bed and ali his gold st the disposal of the
ply steisa, and the only return be asks 10 the
torAtton of health TO his ahild. Fathers Nolh
srs would you preserve your Child 10 health ?
hen listen to Us. There is one prevailing caus.
OF tee disease IN children, aud that cause Ia
worms. If this cause Of disease lie not reno ved.
your child will sicksn and die, or lingsr q suffer
ing invalid for life. We present to You an infal-
hbie remedy for worms; 1t Ia
DR.. !Edson's Dead shot Worm Candy,
snd Is put up 10 the form Of stick Of eandy and
80 pleasant 10 the taste, that children eresd1,
tease iof IT. II Is purely vegetable, and cannot
auf' ths smallest child. ASK for DR.. Jadsod
peSo Shot "ora Candy. For sale everywhere
AZ ~ cents per package. W. Il. C0MsToCk,
5ole Proprietor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-21
DR.. JudsOn's Dead shot Worm Candy,

In numbers there is safety. 1t was upon tais
Pfine!pis that the formula Of JUDsos's Mors-
! AZ hEks PILLS was prepared. DIR. Judson,
amending to spend fortune in advertising his
PHis' suem tied his reeips 10 the revision Of the
most Intelligent and learned ply sicinns of the
-se' aud The results simple bat most efiea-
S = NE ieins-ths Jupsos's MOUNTAIN BERB
fills. Tsey purify the blood, remove 81 ab-
sd oHtions, cleanse the skin OF ell pimples and
StOhes, and are perfectly sure and safe In taeiI
operstioa. The JuDsos's MOUNTAIN HAN
riLLs cure Bilhousness, Female irregul Arities,
q sadashe, and many of the diseases arising
i ,f inPare blood and defanged dgession.
ose the Judson's Mountain Barb pals, ans
snen yeu have proved their Virtae recommend
'aem to your friends. They both sugar
Dated and plain. For sale every where.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-21
CITY.
DEMOCRATIC CsUNTY COMMITTEES
On Monday. ssptembsr s5th. 1871,

The Democrats of Rock Island county, will meet
in County Convention in the city of Rock Island III
ha
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-21

Whom theiG ends, rough 'hew them as we may,
Dc shelvs Us a SO uneere N Onous a way
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-21
For SALE !

Rock I.lRHd, ILL.,,
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Che Markets.
WatertoWn Union Live Stock

For the week ending March u.
AMOUNT of LIVE sro' AT MARKET
Cattle. sheap a Lambs. Swine
| This week, l9i 36j5 400
Last week, pa i,i52 500
One year ago, ~ 1868 ....
Prices of Market Beef-Extra, $lO,75 I'd
$ll.25I Grs, quality, $loa5 to tlo.jO; second
quality ts25 to 1913; third quality, o. 80
TOT 77j
Prices Of store Cnttle-Workins Oxen per
pair. tlJo $500, $3.50, to ss75.
Milch cows and calves, go, $50 ~, to Us,
Yearllngs go to s!l; two years old t2l to
$40 three years old, $'s to $50.
Western fat Swine, live 81 to SIC; dressed
l0i to l0,c
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots, $3.50,
80, $3.50, 1913. to each; extra, $500 to $75
or from 3 to l!c per ID.
Spring Lambs, - 10 500
Veal Calves, s. $l2.
Prices of Hides, Tallow aud Skins-IIidcs,
7Ic per III. Talow. 5tc to &c per H. ; prts,
81. 5to$ 10 each; Calf skins l6 to i7cper III.
Prices of Poultry--Extra, l6i to Ii. prime,
l6 TO l6!c good - to l6ic; medium &c to
IA poor to medium. BE to II
y. Is. Beef--Extra an first quality in
cludrs nothing but the best. large, fat, oxen.
Second aud third quality includes oxen aud
two aud three years old Steers.
Sh.ep-Estra includes Cossets, and when
hose of inferior quality are thrown out.
EENARKs
Catholics than 200 head of cattle from
the north. This state Of things can't last
Dealers are impationt to start along supplies,
but are watching, waiting aud expecting to
see an Improvement In prices This week they
can beast of from Ia 4c per Id. advance, and
will rush ins ipples mex; week and kill the
market II less they take warning from the
past. The city ha, been decidedly glutted
with beef until to-day. This morning good
&C sides of Chicago beef have advanced from
~ TO Ice per cwt. and butchers that have
bought this kind of goods are patronizng live
stock markets.
She-p--Nearly 1900 arrivals for the week
Sales quicker. The weigher fully occupied
for two hours on the different drafts. The
easing up on arrivals of dressed mutton Is
helping the Sheep demand.
Poultry remains at last quotations. Sup
plies light, and much held back.
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-.I;uiou, Societies.

.,,,,,n,sr ErI.Cor.L CHURCH. Rev e..
p,,tnr. sabbath services-mOrnirg
Iaoo't nftelnoon at l;l5. aud o'clock
co,aneGArloSAL ,cnrncu, Rev. ); 4; WI
.. md IeSG Sass sl r % Il io ,, s
~, Academy building.l
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The Bennington Free Press says a
prisoner in the county Jail fell out
while leaning against the wall, and
that the structure is to be repaired
fer better security.
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.arord Council No. n.

u..,ing. at Masonic Hall on Wednesday az
,e RI on Of the week in which the moon M nus
IL ~ t.,". Daniel lIurlbut, 7. |. q. NJ; Rev.
! Httt,u. Recorder.
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Masonic.

c,.urry LopGt, No. 43. Regular commu-
n,ca,i"ns at Masonic Hall; in 'larny's Building
on n "'' T. Clark, W. NJ. Is. w. Prichard
SECRETARY
NJ, Lennon r. A, CHAPTER: Meetings at
Ia, on nv wsS n I. ''s s. CO. . OF .n'
WE'D mr. ]. II. Jones, Secretary.
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The Spring term of Oxford Acad'
envy, at Oxford, N. H., commenced
on We'd esday, March LIST, with 50
students. More are expected, and
the number will probably reach near
one hundred.
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Local and State Matters,

school NEE INGS-- Annual
Meeting of Trustees Of Bradford
Academy next Monday evening IT
the Academy, at q . O'Clock.
Annual school District Meeting
in al. Districts in town, Tuesday
evening.
bradford Union School District
Nret,ng at the Academy on Wednes-
dan evening" at & II o'clock.
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REMEMBER The next Prone.
made Concert If the Bradford Brass
BAnL will he given next "Wednesday
eve, March 10Th. Our Band is gain.
ing rapidly in the artof Music, and
there is every indication that it viii
rank as A. No. /, the coming sea
sou. In all probability we shall
hear from il this summer quite of
Ten.
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o,,o, sonth-Mail Tram leaves Bradford
VIZ 4, NJ; Freight, ll,l7 M; stock
non"' N1rth - Nail Train leaves Bradford at
. 49,, Freight 10. BAN
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4. d. Ocls. r..

p,vnrsipE Lopez, No. 90. Meetings every
r,s.,l,y evening. at Templars Hall: Shep-
ssrd.or's Binding. DR.. J. n. CLARK, W. C. T.;
NJ. J. y. Clark. Secretary
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DEPARTMENT OF VERMONT.
II p.vi.. Com'r. +. f.. Gould Adit.
Meet. every other Friday.
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Bradford village
Mails.

..,,h.rn mail closes ut 1918 An; arrives
AZ a3l m III ,lo..s Mt 300 Pm; arrives
1t ~ u .,o... .t3pM, arrives st 10
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|
10Th, which was II very Interesting
one TO the Church and Society. i
NJ. Bailey Esq. who had been one o.
the Superintendanls of this School
and was about to remove to Dan
yers, Mass, took the charge Of the
school that afternoon, and the exer
ciscs were rs follows:
/. Singing.
9. Reading q portion of scripture
responsibility.
3. Prayer by John Stratton Esq.
4. Singing.
8. a ''olloquy entitled "Bright
Jewels by five girls.
q. Each member of the school re
peated verse Of scripture com.
mcncing with the initial letter Of
their name in alph .betical order.
4 "A beautiful "Colloquy Of llea.
ven by II young ladies' interspers-
ed b, singing some beautiful 5. s.
Hymns, which was Il very interest
ing feature OF he concert.
This being the last Sabbath Mr..
Bailey aud his family were to he
present, some very interesting re-.
marks were made to the school by
John Stratton Esq, abiding to
this fact, Which the congregi ton
seemed to feel most deeply, when
the speaker stepped to IA side pew
and took large and beautiful gilt
Bible and presented it 70 Mr.. Bal
ley from his class in the s. s. This
being entirely unexpected to Ar. b.
he said he could not find words at
that time To express his feelings,
but promised do 50 1T some fu
ture time.
Mrs Bailey's class Of little boys
presented her with a silver Pie
knife a. Il token Of there respect
and esteem.
The School is in very flourish.
Ing couli ION. and it is hoped will
not loose amy of its interest.
A sad case of pre- det' rmineG sui
cied occurred III Boynton, p. g.. on
the line of the Conn: & Pass. 4
Massawippi V. X. r., on Tuesd ~
evening the 14th inst. The unfor,
tunate was young girl named Bet.
sey Hartwell, aged Il, formerly of
Canaan, n. H.. aud living at Mr..
j. $. Baitl, It's, near Boynton will.
age. No cause Is assigned for this
fearful act, and therefore her reason
for committing it can only be con
iectured. She had donned her worst
apparel, and deliberately laid her
self upon the track Just before the
train was due. 1t was.
quite dark. and the train was very
lieai before she was discovered by
the engineer, who immediately tried |
to stop the train, but it was. lmpos
,ible 10 do so. and ii rushed on, |
ner TO death in most |
fearful manner. | have seen sol |
HERS terribly mangled by shell, but
never did see amy person so shock
ngly mutelatcd as was this girl, |
lowtvcr. she WAS not killed instant
V but continued 10 breath for about |
lrte minutes. The employees of
he re al took some boards from the
ence and placed the body upon
hem aud carried it to a farm house
about twenty rods distant. COron
# Woodward from Slerbrooke held
IN inquest. and the .jury rendered
'e!dict in accordance with the above.
Why are so many buying the
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-24

A. b. Drew OF Tunbridge, il elect
ed County Commissioner by several
hundred majority.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-24

A little son of Gilman w. Bagley
Of West Topsham, fell down IN the
door yard a few days since, and
broke his left leg above the knee
The limb was set 10y DR., Watson,
and the little fellow. although but
five years old is doing bravely.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-24

Ma.t furnished for Fairs Picncs, &c a
II. b. CnAsB, Leader
PB. DAVIS, Clerk,
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VA ss 10 ll:i ID.

Al the Methodist Parsonage in Bradford, Vt.
VI rch 10. ISL by Rev c. Tabor, Rev. John
W. Malcolm OF Fairirc, aud Miss Josephine
+ Glover of Millhury. Mass.
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,c,rd scientific A..ocia ton.

Meeting, seini-monthly, at their rooms III
u.rdy building. Roswell Fan imam, fres-
Liant, c. n. Harding Secretary.
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Wujtsyille Fire District.

ID. X. ASDRoHs, Chief Engineer
yC Srg,WSs, Clerk.
VAUDEVILLE FtRe ENGINE Co. j. {. Stearns
p,,.nau; Alden stevens Clerk. Meetings. on
the first Thursday of every mouth.
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H A R D W A R E j..


Put mp in neat packages containing about
300 kernels each.
Field aud Sweet Corn 80 cts per package,
Pop Corn % cts per package.
Sent to any address, post paid on receipt of
price.
From the Boston Cuitirator of November
., 1870 l-Branching Field and Sweet Corn OF
the first named variety, tracing its ancestry Ia
Yellow Canada Corn, an ear is produced at
the axis of TIE leaves, averaging from three
10 five well formed ears on "a stalk stalks
with eight well formed ears averaging from
eight to ten inches in length have been grown
II is ready To harvest ~ ninety days from
planting. The eallncss, beauty aud eXtraor-
binary producliNeness cluimed 10. ii, cannot
but recommend it to the notice OF every farm.
er. The Sugar Sweet Corn, OF like habits ears
eight inches IN length. averaging from three
to i've well formed ears to u stalk, early, ten
der. sweet and delicious. let FARMERS and
gardeners make u note of this.
MIR. Judsou has demonstrated what can be
done by care and skill III the cultivation of
Corn au no one, as il seems 10 us, can tail 10
see that by planting this variety, the yield of
the Indian Corn crop must be greatly i'll
cr5ased. Let farmers try it,
For sale by +. b. DAVIS & co.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-24

A correspondent writing to the
Montpelier Joarndi, says that a road
through Barre, Orange, Washington
Corinth, Vershre, West Fairee,
Theiford ana Norwich, and form a
junction with the PassumpSic at
pompanooSuc station, would be some
five m : SIS distance than tie
Gulf route, aud some ten miles less
than the Central road from Mont
ptlipr to White River Junction -
and it is thought to be an easier
grade. The advantages to be gam
ed, besides shorter and easier
route. is that tue road would pass
within one mile of Barre granite
quarry, very near the copper mine
of Corluth, and witHin one aud one
half miles of thu. Vermont copper
mine. This mine pays eleven thou
sand dollars per mouth for help, be
sides all expenses of the company
for iron, coal etc, aud it would open
a large and wealthy farming coun-
try, whose nearest depot is from six
to twenty miles distant.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-24

So. RYEGATE.-We hear with
profound s,rioa Of the death of Mr..
Archibald Hunter. at the residence
of his father, III Topsham. For
several Neais past Mr.. Hunter has
been engaged in business in tbs
place, where he made many friends.
He WAS young man of stead hab
its and religious principles, possess
ing rare business talents, with an
integrity above suspicion. His un-
firing industry and perseverance
were clownrd with success.
1t is melancholy to see one SO
young and promising, one who Oc-
cupies so much room in the hearts
of his numerous friends. fall "a prey
to the unsparing ravages of con-
sumption. Many there are outside
of the bereaved family circle, who
deeply mourn his death The light
and joy of those dearest to him are
turned into darkness and grief
His body now slulnbers in the ST.
lent chambers Of the tomb, but the
time will come when the flowers of
intellect that fade in this vale of
tears, will spring forth in immortal
glory, as the winter bound buds en-
pand and blossom, regenerated by
the genial breath of spring. G.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-24

WELLS RIvER.-The States At
'orneN visited Wells River one day
iaS' week. and brought action
against number of persons or VIC
'a''hg the Liquor Law. Tn n Du.
RAM ke ping the hotel, was fined
Wv" ana costs; McLane Marshal
sio" and costs; Michael Buckley
GOV anu costs; j. A. Holton $50
s''o COSTS, for selling cider, aud for
SEIZURE ct barrels of cider.
h'"dall of the Newl,ur, House,
Ne""'lry, WAS also fined ESQ and
">'s' But very little liquor was
F'~'' at any of the places. All the
parties having Il very short supply
suomi the time the officers visited
them.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-24

A few days since John Witty, sec
ton hand on the railroad at Pas.
sumlsic, was seriously injured in
the spine 10y a large mass of frozen
dirt falling npon him.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-24

The bridge across the Connect
cut River, in Barnet, at Stevens
Village, was swept away on Mon
day morning. the 18th inst. The
bridge was owned by stock COM
pany, and was built some five years
since at cost of about $4,000, \
number of bridges have heretofore
been washed away from the same
site.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-24

a Humboldt, Kansas, paper ,ys
that city has the champion mailer
of the world, il The person of Al
bert Minor, y lalher by trade, and
son of Joseph Minor, Fairfield VT.
The paper adds, that "MirOr can
drive more nails in one day than
any other living man. lie will drive
nails faster than the fastest colnpos.
itor can pick type. He will drive
sixty hath nails Il minute, ten hours
ont of twenty four, the year through.
which would be 5000 an hour, SO.
600 a day or 5. 26S,0O per veal
flows that for fast 7" Minor chal,
lengts The world, and will accom-.
plish all he claims. Boasttul ta-
theirs throughout the country will
take notice, and govern themselves
accordingly
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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 folliclcs are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied aud dcc"yed.
But such as rcmnn can he saved for
usefulness by this applcaliou. Instead
of fouling The hair will a ra>'y scdi-
ment, it will keepit clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use VIII rr',ouf The lair
from turning gray or falling oil, aud
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous nud
injurious to the hair, the Nigor can
OILY benefit but not harm it. Ii wanted
merely for a
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-24

Why are so many buying the
Wheeler Il Wilson sewing machine Z!
Because they are the best; being
the easiest and stlllrS' running. hut
one tension aud un Shuttle 10 ho',,
or with.
}. NJ. WARDEN. Agent.
Riaa!fmd. VI
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-24
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is ut once agreeable.
healthy, and eiiectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
har as soon restored
to It's original color
riM the gloss and
freshness Of youth
Thin hair is thick.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-03-24

Whitncy's ten cent music is very
popular. and deserves all the praise
Il Receives. The songs are first class,
ana put ont in this form so as to
come within the reach of all. Send
one dollar to W. w. Whitney, To.
N'"' o., aud get thirty pieces of
choice music.