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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-10-30
woman, I0Iiurncc Tor Tempcranc1


There Is a small lake upon one Of Che high
esq passes Of Che Alps, the waters Of which
find their way to the ocean by two entirely
different channels. One portion takes the
course Of Che Rhine and goes forth to minglc
with the stormy waves and crashing icebergs
ofthe northern seas The other takes another
course and Joins the blue current Of toe lihone
aud finds BE- way to the Mediterranean along
the vine clad hills and sunny wales Of France
One iuds q home under the cold spendors Of
auroul light amid the freezing horrors Of the
Artie Xone The other bushes 10 the glow
OF Italian skies, aud fingers IDLY around the
classic shores aud storicd isles OF Greece So
small is that lake that single flake Of snow
whose natural course would lead it TO that
part of the lake whose waters flow along and
over the precipces Of the icy Alpine Noun
tains to the dar., barren north, may be SO
/ changed by a slight gust oil vino as to dow
along the arrowy river to the fertile lands
and sunny seas OF the south. Woman, il at
AN worthy has great influence over her hus-
baud aud sons. and in many instances hers Is
3, the only influence Tor good Go which they
I Weld. The education Of the children is
, chiefly directed by her, and although the IA
8 thor loves his children and willingly labors
[, Ear ,bom vct he Is necessarily absent from
5 homo much of the time and thus the time in
which he can teach and influence them /.
vsry limited Whether for evil or for good.
. III, c,rcle.s NEGLECT. or by patiept. watchful
p ny,verfd Guidance. She marks cut their flu.
S tnrS conr.c
G Mn harm into the world AS it were upor
G tbo noak of am Alpine mountain. and som,
{. s;,,,le mo-, Of , mother nromnted nv a moth
4 cr. lovc. will so direct his first few s,ep,
(. alop, tbc sunny shores. that he win continu,
( 70 e,Ilow tbo beautiful river on to prosperity
+ ybcro as Inv a .liobt NEGLECT he NAV take III,
II soer,ip,lv wider and more beautiful path.
e ybicb sn1 in precipices of iutemperance. theme,
F. ~ rordition Think of the mother as She see
s Lor son on Wonder soaiFoId the moments draw
;n,, near whom he shall he hurled into eterpi
y ,r c,r docd enacted when under fine influence
s II Nh, ,,;.on Gonor Sine has no tbou,ht fo
o tbc cn,nre lint Inc mast looms Nh before her
: aad slo yoos Too laie whom and where som,
r gjmnle act of A loving mother would have S,
s cbopoed h;s lite that to-day she might bay
secn him mount tbe rostrum of the publi
III bou onJ liston 70 soul insniripo words from
= Ill., ,i' linz; r Rnt now She sees him mount Nh
Il bloody scagold and the sound Of his curse
r "A OF - A., 90. .;o.l
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4 YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL, FOR
DISEASES or THE THRDIr md LU'GS,
sUCu As
COUGHS, COLDS WUOOpING COVGH BRONCHITIS
ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION

Tho few compositions, which have won the confidence
ofmankni ani become houa hold words not only
one but many nations must have extraordinary virtues
Perhaps no one ever secured wide reputation or
maintained it so long as Ayers Cherry pectorl" II
has been known 70 the public about forty years by
long continued series of marvellous cures which have
won for il confidence IN It's virtues cqualed By
any other medicine II SIN makes the most eiIectual
cures VI Coughs colds, Consumption That can be made by
medical SKIN. Indeed, the "CherD pectoral" has
really robbed these dangerous diseases Of their errors q
great cxtcnt, and given feeling OF Immunity nom
their fatal effects which is well founded if the remedy
Dee taken In season. Every family should have Ia
their closet for the ready and prompt relief Of lis mem
hers. Sickness ugeriug aud even life Is saved by this
timely protection Tho prudent should not neglect It
and the wise vii, not. Keep % by 'ou for tho protec
Zion aalrds in sudden attacks, and y its timely use
PREPARED By
DR.. j. C. AVER CO., lowell, MASS.
frlci,-ll and Aaa'gfiaIi cifmei',
AMI sold by Druggists all round the world 43ets-y
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Xdtertis
VERMONT CENTRAL X. r. LINE.
FALL ARRANGEMENT


Leave Montpelier at s.55 o. m, 221 p. m, go ?. m
Mail Train leaves Ogdcnsburgh al 600 p M, 81 A.
en heiowS Fails with trains for BOSTON, Worcester
&C. at White River Junction with trains on The Pas
sumpsc atosd g. south Vernon ior sPrnSael9i so
pnv Express leaves Montreal az 800 a. m, 81. johns
n, Ia gi a M Ogdonshurgh at COCA m, plashurgh Mt
$50 A. M st. Adams at l2lo D. M arriving In Boston,
Ssh Express leave, ogdeP7s y, at Ias, @
At sos y. m st. Adams at i;2O r. m, connecting at
White River junction and Bellows fai, with trains for
M AT south Vernon with trains for Springfield and Now
York, arriving In New YORK at 1870 D. M, New London
TRAINS ooIva NORTH AHD NEST.
Leave Montpelier at 3.3oa. NJ. sooa. m, $50 and
/ 54i y. m. u..t ttt..sno -
,r 6urngton st. Adams, Montreal, &C., arriving In
Montreal az gI5 p M aud 0glenshurgh at {! 90 m,
Nah Train for burlington and 81. Adams leaves
Boston via Lowell at70l m. va Lawrence and Fitch
/ Az IN n m soufh Vernon at 1000 A. m,. Bellows
Fail. n IS p m White River Junction 23l ,. m, arriy
ieayinr Bosion VIA F.tehburgh at 7lo a. ~,
and Springfield at 500 o. No.. connect at White River
Aecomuodation Train leaves NorthGeld at 7i5 a. m,
Rutland Mt 500 a. M, Harrington NJ 800 q. me- st. Al
bans at 2O5p. ia, arriving osienspufshat $50 me-
, Nisbt Express leaves New London at 2il D.. No.
south Vernon "a, , 9 sogrp New WIN AZ !y 96
~ m Springfield $40 p. mi BELOW Falls y go p, ni
connecting with train o'or Cheshlfc h1 fgm leaving
Boston at $50 p, mo connecting OF hhi,s hfef juno
ton with train leaving Boston OF GEO p No. FOR Bur
ungton ST. Aihans montreal A.. arriving 10 h9nircn
at q45 a. m, Platshurgh lllu a. M. ana ln Veion.
, hursh at o.. -. m connecting with Grand Trunk
hallway and steamer. or N, Wet 49,. TT.
running between Montreal and Boston, and Montreal
aud Springfield, and st. 4 hans and Tro-
Drawing Room Cars on Day Express Trains boiwcci
1 Montreal and Boston.
Through Tetcsi or Chicago en- B, West To-, sale
che principal stations. g. MkhhlLLt osHf Supf
ST Adams. sept Al, 1872
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Two Of the oldest japanese girls who
came to this country with the embassy re-
Gently, have left Washington for San Fran,
cisco on their return to Japan--one because
of injury to her eyesight which threatens
blindness, aud the other from purely private
considerations. They were eight months ii
the country, during which time they have
learned to speak English. Two Of the girl
20 to New Haven, November |, to be edu
Gated, and the youngest will remain with Mr.
Charles Lanman, in Georgetown.
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ELEGANcE DOES NOT MAKE A HoME.--l
never saw a garment too fine for man or
maid there was never chair too good for a
cobber, or cooper, or king, to sit in; never a
house too fine to shelter the human head.
These elements about US, the gorgeous sky,
the imperial sun, are not too good for the
human race. Elegance fits man, But do
we not value these tools of housekeeping a
little more than they are worth, and some.
times mortgage home for the mahogany we
would bring into it2 had rather eat my
dinner of the head Of barrel, or dress after
the fashion Of John the Baptist in the will.
derness, or sit on block all my life, than
consume all myself before got to a home
and take so much pains with the outside that
the inside was as hollow us an empty nut
Beauty is great thing, but beauty of gar
ments, house and furniture is a very tawdrJ
ornament compared with domestic love Al
the elegance il the world will not make q
home, and would give more for a spoonful
of real hearty love than for whole ship.oad
of furniture, and all the gorgeousnoss that al
the upholsterers of the world could gathe
together Theodore Parker.
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miscellaneous.
AFTER ALL 1SG2.


Tho hpplc' are ripc 100 tho orchard
The work Of ihe reaper De- done,
And The golden woodlands foddOu
In iho blood Of thc dying sun.
At uio cottage door the graudslrc
sits, pale To- hii easy chair,
While gentle wind oi twilight
rays with hls silver hair.
A woman Is kucelne beside him
A nlr young head is prcsi.
IN the hfst wild passion Of sorrow,
Against Dis aged breast
And far fron over the distance
Tho inltoriug echoes come
OF The iy wing blast Of the Trumpet
And the rattiIng roll of drum.
Then the graudsro speaks, ia whisper
Z" Tho end no man can SECS
But We give him 10 his country.
And We give our prayers TO n cc.n
Tho violcts star the meadows,
Tho rosc-huds fringe the dCori
And over the grassy otihard
The pInk-white blossOms p0rr.
nut the rtandsire's chair Is empty,
The cottage Is dark and stllI
Therc'su uamcless grave on the hlitlC.Hold
And q new one under the hill.
And pallid fearless woman
ny the cold hearth sits alone
And the old clock in the corner
Toksun with steady drone
i'm. Whi0
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Molly Strong, of Newton Mich, dug a
well forty feet deep, last summer, and received
$3.50 from her father therefor. Shereceived
numerous offers Of marriage from young far
mers just after her job was completed, but
refused them all, declaring she would marry
no man who wanted her just because the
could work like ahorse
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FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR

TO Irs NITUR1L PITaLiTT AND COLOR.
Advancing years sickness care, disappointment and
hereditary prodspositon all turn the hair gray either
of them dsposes It to fan OF prematurey and either
effect Is unsshtly and unpleasant to behold DR.. Ayers
consummate , has produced antId0te for these de
formltic. which has won gratitude for him from multi
tndos Of women and men. His HAIR VlGoa sometimes
reproduces lost hair and always restores to faded and
gray hair t natural color with the go and freshness
OF youth The comparatively few neld and gtpy heads
that see those who have not yet discovered
the virtues Of Ayers HAIR VlGoR lorrencwing the hair
The fresh and youthful hair older heads often
the product Of his If you dsagured, or made
DID, austere and ugly by gray hair restore its youthful
color and with it your features to their original sotnos
and agreeable expression.
As elegant dressing for beautifymg the Hsr &c na
no superior.
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. c. AVER 4 CO., LOWELL, MASS.
Practical and analytical Chemists,
AND SOLD ALL ROUND TIE WORLD
il-o0w-iy
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DOR SALE-The subscriber having de.

terms his block four stories high with French roof
In good location In the growing village Of Panhed
and Wells River railroad, This building was erect
cd only one year ago, is well nnlshed and painted,
and contains six good tenements with running water
Also the first hoor good Feed and Grain Store. We
claim that this the best location In Washington county
for store OF this kind located Ii Is in the heart of
rich farming country, and being central point for all
the surrounding towns. II Is the only store Of this kind
within ten miles and cannot help being the hest pay
ing business in this vicinity.
Furthermore, extensive buildings being erected u
improve the splendid water power In this village aud
with the present prospect Of having a railroad com
peted to this point making this the terminus for the
present at least II Il safe TO claim that Panled
now the most promising business point in Central Yer
mont. Call and seo
i5u Q. A. BARTLETT.
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~ IL T. 9 Il l. T. d X A T Il ID
QUAKER BTTTERSi
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Extracts Of Roots and HERBS tchich almost irrari-
ally cure hc .foHoir,ng complaints
DysrepsIa. Heart Burn. Liver Complaint and Ioss Of
Appetite, cured by taking few bottles
Lasstudc, Low Spirits and sinking Sensation, cured
at once.
Eruptlons P.mpes, Bloiches, and all Impurities Of
the Blood bursting through The skin or otherwise cured
readily by following the directions on the bottle
kidney. Bladder and Urinary arrangement inyaria
bly, cured one bottle will convince the most skopteal
Worms expelled from the system without the least
difficulty. Patients suffering from the prevalent disease
will soc a marked change or the better In thcir cond-
ton after taking one bottle Worm difficulties are more
prevalent than generally supposed n the young and
they will End the Quaker Bittersa sure remedy
Nervous Dimcultios, Neuralgia, etc. speedily re.
ueyed.
Rheumatism, swcrcd Joints and scrofala Affections,
removed greatly reeycdu this nyaluabie modienc'
bronchitis Catarrh Couyulsons and Hj stories. cured
or much relieved.
Difficult Breathing, Pain Ga the Lunss Sid, and chc.t
almost invariably cured by taking few bottles Of the
Quaker Bitters.
All difficult Female Deraneemonts, almost invariably
caused by violation Of the organic laws so prevalent
to tho American ladies' yield readily to this invaluable
medicine--thc Quaker Btters
All Impurities Of the Blood, and diseases incident &,
the same, always cured by the Quaker Btters IL taken
according TO directions
The aged End In the Quaker Bitters Just the article
they stand in need Of ia their declining years.
1tquickons the blood and cheers the mind, and payc
the passage down the plane Inclined
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IL
MEDICINE.
DIR. II. s FLINT & CO, Proprietors
PROVIDENCE, n. l.
Sold AZ wholesale ny
HENRY co, Burlington ".
And at retail By
2ti9 BABCoCK CUTLER Montpelier. Vt.
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NJ A + L r ELS X Il NJ + d Y
We G + TINE,
TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

VEGETlNE is made exclusively from the juices Of
carefully selected BAIlKS ROOTS and HERES, and so
strongly concentrated that il will eiecnaly eradicate
from the system every faint of sCliOFl La sCRuFt-
LOIS HUMOR. TuMORs, CANCERS, CANCEROuS
nuMOR, ERYslPELAS, SALT RHELM, SYPlilLlrIC
DISEASES, fAlNTNESs AT THE STOMACH. and all
diseases that arise from impure blood. sCIATlC, IN
FLAMMATORY and CHRONIC RliEuMATlSM, NEu-
RALGlA, GOVT and SPINAL COMPLAINTS, can only
be eiectually cured through the blood
For ULCERS and ERuPTlNE DISEASES Of TIE
SKIN. pUSTULES, PIMPLES, BLOrCHES, BOlLS.
TErrER, sCALDnEAD and RlNGMORMs NEGE-
TINE has never failed TO eject permanent cure
DROPsY, FEMALE WEAKNESS LEUCORRnRA,
and GENERAL DEBlLirYaNEGErINEa acts directly
strengthens the whole system acts upon the secretvo
organs allays Inflammation cures uieemtion and regu-
latcs the bowels
For CATARRH, DYSPEPSIA, HABITUAL COSTIVE-
NESS, PALP1TATfON or THE HEART, HEADACHE
PILES, NERVOU 81 fSS, and GENERAL pROSTRA.
TlON Of tho NERVOUS SYSTEM, no medicine has ever
given such perfect satisfaction a. the NEGErlNE. II
purics the blood oleanses all OF the organs and pos.
sesses a controlling power over the nervous svstem
The remarkable cures effected by VEGKTlNE have
induced many physicians and ap0thecaries whom VI
know 10 prescribe and use Ii In their own families
In flct VEGErINE Is the best remedy yet discovered
for the above diseases and ID is the only reliable BLOOD
PURIFIER yet placed before the public
Prepared by H. R. STEFENS, Bo1oE, Mass
Price sl2j. Sold by all Druggists. 07.J7
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4 GENTS WANTED-s75 10 s2jo ne

n month. every where male and famnc, 10 Introduce
the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This m1chlue will stitch, hem,
fell, tuck quilt, cord, bind braid and emhr0.der Boz
most superior manner. Price only So. Fully licensed
aud warranted tor five years. We will pay 81 90 Cor amy
machine that will sew stronger more beautiful, or
more elastic ssam than ours. 10 makes the " Elastic
Lock bttch.N Every second stitch be cut ami sim
the cloth cannot ho pulled apart without tearing IT, We
pas agent. from fi 10 $50 per mouth and expenses,
commission from which twice That amount can Ice made
Address SECOMH co, Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Chicago H.. or 81. Louis No. il-7
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FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES .

~ persons desifous OF ha.ng lnsgrah9e Rleeou IN
find us ready and willing TO do their business.
All Losses literally adjusted and promptly paid
at this Office.
A. q. BROWN, Agent
OFFICE ~ LASGnos's BLOCK,
Corner OF State aud Main stroets.
Montpelier Jan l. ts72 O1-u
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(lAPITOL DENTAL ROOMs.-C. r.

z
~ PILL, Surgeon Dentist, formerly with Or. J. NJ
Comegs 81 Adams, VI respectfully announces 20 tho
people of MsutpOcr and vicinity that he has opened
office j. G. Emery's store. State Street, and Is
permanently located. All work warranted Prices
reasonable. Save your natural teeth by having them
allied lie has given ssccal attention TO this branch Of
the profession and Is prepared to skuly perform tho
most difficult operations. Nitrous Oxide has Ether
administered In the extinction Of teeth.
The folosng letter nom Rev J b. Pitman, Of Swan
ton, is evidence Of the proficiency OF DIR. PHIL in his
profession
swASroS, VI, Jan. p, 1872.
This to certify that In the past fifteen years have
had eighteen sets Of teeth made by Of the leading
Dentists Of New York and Vermont, all Of whom, some
after repeated attempts failed to make set that would
perfectly it, In 1871 let Dr. G. X. Pell try, thcn
student OF DR. tomegys Ia St. Adams who succeeded at
the first effort IN making a complete and perfect
fitting set DR. Pell has also done work for Of my
Pensioners, giving perfect satisfaction. heartily
recommend him as Dentist, and gentleman TO all
who may need his services.
j. b PITMAN, Rector Of Church Of Holy Trinity
And here Is what DR.. j. NJ. Comegys formerly located
at Montpelier says Of DR.. Pelli
ST. ALBASs, March 9, 1872.
Whoever in Montpelier or vicinity may employ Dr.
Pell 10 do their Dental work, will have Il honestly and
faithfully done II gives me great pleasure TO say this
In behalf Of my friend and former student
ih-h JOHN NJ cOMEGYs, NJ. d.
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Fifty horses were burned to death a
! Chicago Monday morning
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NoRrnERN RAILROAp.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
on and ener May nth 1868, Passenger Train. vii
run as follows.


UPWARD TRAINS.
ACCOMMODATION TRAts leaves Concord OF 1910 A. m
Tor White Rivor Junction, connecting with trains Tor
Wells River st. J0hushury, Barton, Newport Nillough
ht aud MaroF Lake. siHusead Bath. lttletnn. laucas
ter sc. Also, with trains inr Montpelier, Burlington
st. Adams. k0usc's Point Montreal Oeivusburgh and
the West
nay ErrpFss TRANS leaves Concord at lO35 o.. M
Ur White River Junction connecting with trains Tor
Montpelier Burlington Bou.es Point, Montreal. &C.,
and with ucdeushur-h and Hrend Trunk Railroads for
he West
Brisrol Tans leave, At 3g y. a., for Franklin and
EyrSiSe Exrarss TnAiS leaves Concord OF si5 %. Co.,
or White River Junction. connecting with tralns llr
Nontueler Burlington. st. Ahnns, kuusc's Point Mon
trral OgdenshurEh and the Wet.
.Or on arrival OF trains from Boston, Worcester Pott-
mouth, Portland Sc.
DoWNF4RD TRAINS.
fMoRsiSo EarRgss TnAW leaves White River June
ton fNoudayf exec pied Tor concord 90 N a. ui on
arrival of alus FROM OicushurEh and Montreal N is
train viii Dee run 30 Boston au sunday.
4nRhfoL TRAIN leaves Bristol Tor Coucura al l.tn
m.. and Franklin 90 1905 p. fu.
fMAiL TRAIN leaves White River Junction Tor Co
cord no 1890 d. n. arrival of trains the Ncr
mont Central, psssumIsc, and White Mountains Rail
DAY E1rRg,s TnArs leave. White River Junction A.
1 D. tn., or on arrival Of Trains from Montreal and
Ocienshursh, Battlehoro kcrue- LelluWs Fails, Wind
sor &C.. connecting AZ Concord with trains Tor Manchcs
I ter Nashus. Lowell. and Boston
fThtss trains conBeot ~ Ccncoit with trains fof
Manchester, Lawrence Portsmouth, Portland Nashua,
Worcester Sew York Lowell. aud Boston.
ONsLOW arEARNs, Agszf.
/ Concord n. 49,. May, 76p.
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4" Mr. r. II. EDDY has made for me over THIRTY ap
pNcatous for Patents having been successful In almos
every case Such unmistakahe proof Of great talent
and ability On his part, leads me to recommend ALL In
yentor To apply % him 20 procure their patents they
may be sure Of havdg the most faithful attention he
slowed on their cases and At very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGART"
nnlinn Ian l Iall n
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CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
INCREASED sFUNfCF.
PACIFIC MAIL STEA MSHiP CO.'S
rHRcrgH tyE
To CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN,
TOUCHING At MEXICAN FORTS
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.


ono OF tho large ani splendid Steamships II his limo
will leave Pier 80 90 NoIth River foot 20 Canal Street,
az ~ O'Clock noon, ON hc 10Th lth aud tth of every
month, Except when those dates fall ON sunday, and
then the preceding saturday, iur Aspnwall. con-
meeting via Panama Roll. ~ with Of the company
Steamships r0m Panama for San Francisco, touching al
Maurauillu.
All departures connect At Panama with steamers Tor
SCUM PAclFlC and CfSTRAL American pUHrs.
For Japan and China, steamer leaves san franc.sco
fret OF every month, except when il falls on Sunday
then on the day preceding.
ono hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult
Baggage masters accompany baggage through. and at
tend 60 ladies and children without male protectors.
Baggage received the dock The day before sailing.
nom steamboats,, railroads and passenger who prefer 10
send early. Al experienced surgeon ou board. hodi
cine and attendance free
For Freight rlssagc Tickets. or further Information
apply at the tumpanys Ticket Office, the Wharf,
foot Of Canal street, North River New YORK.
,. g. BABY 4gsHf.
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ENTION Fla II NJ L X S 1!
TRULY INPALUABLE BooK.
THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN, NURSES GUIDE
-AND--
FARMERS HORSE AND CATTLE DOCTOR.
BY DR. LEoNARD TARESHER.
ny DR.. LEoSARD THREsHER.
A PPLE TREES-Two Three and Four
\ Years Old-suitable for transpantlng the coming
Fall, and embracing the best Of the
RUSSIAN AND CRAB VARIETIES,

RUSSIAN AND CkAB NAklEIlfS,
among which are the Duchess Of Oldenburghn "To-
tofsky,n "Alexandria,n Aurora TTansoendent,N
"llislop" "Souard " etc. may be had at tho
NURSERY, ON LOOMS ST.. MONTPELIER, VT
These trees are unusually largo afrl kAsqysf tlsr
age, aud in bearing the present season, may
lie known by their irultsn This Il the test OppOrtu-
nifty ever offered in this vicinity for procuring frut trees
Of this description adapted TO locality and climate
where other varieties rule have proved failure and
the coming spring particularly requested 70 examine
the stock In this nurseryor send In their orders which
will be flied at satisfactory rates.
All trees Warranted true To name and In ease OF fall
70 live when properly transpanted others will be
supplied without charge. T.. NJ. BROWN
Montpelier, September 10, ls'2 36n
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~ regard Mr. Eddy % the most esplls and sue
ceshi practitioners with whom have had official inter-
course. CHARLES MASON. Cumir of Patents
Z" have no hesitation 10 assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man eoupssHf and Trustworthy, and
more capable Of putting their applications 10 form 10
secure for them early and favorable consideration at
the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE
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Advertisements.
a. c. BROW MS
~ ENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY.

Those desiring Insurance-LIFE or F1RE,--are invited
10 call at my Office
Lrngfon's Bock, Corner State and MAN Streets,
ana obtain pamphlets and Particular before lnsurng
elsewhere A. O. BROWN,
General Insurance Agent,