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EALLION
or The
Vermont Horse stock Co.,


Vermont Horse stock Go.
-Is72-
The following Stations will be allowed to serv
limited number OF Mares, besides those belongin
70 the Company the present. season, at the stoc
Farm.
Yorkshire Lexington, at Twenty-Five Dollars.
Claybrino, at Fifty Dollars.
NOOdburn Pilot, Lne Hundred Dollars
Waikiki Chief, one Hundred Dollars.
Terms Cash before removal of Mare. Mare
not proving in foal can be returned next season free
Of charge
PasJuring Ono Dollar per week, or Il kept by tn,
year, One Hundred Dollars Escapes and accident
OF ali kinds must be at owners risk.
YORKSHIRE LEXINGTON.
BAY-l6 hands. foaled $50, by Lexington.
LIST Dam, Hymenia, by imported y Yorkshire.
ID ' Little Peggy, by Cripple. he by Medoc.
81 -" Peggy Stewart, by Cooks Whip.
4th d" Mary Bedford, by Duke OF Bedford.
5th " Imported Spectator.
9Th Col. Holmes Dare Devil Mare by i'm.
This horse is a full brother to "Ansel." AID
hdingboro," and half brother to " Vergi" and
Virgil" by Nandal.
CLAYBRINO.
BLAcK-l6 hands, foaled 1865, got by Relf's Nam
brine Pilot, (who has public record Of 22-D by
MambrinO Chief, LADY Thorn's Sire) Dam Molne
Harrison, got by Cassius NJ. Clay (whO has a
public record Of 23li. private ~ by Henry
Clay, (puh!ic record , n b. Andrew jackson, by
Bashaw, by Imported Grand BashaW.
WOODBURY. PILOT.
BL4CK-i6 hands, foaled 1865, got by r. A. Alex
andor's Pilot, jr he by Pacing Pilot, out Of Nancy
Pope, by Havoc he by sir Charles 21. Dam
Nancy Taylor by Imported Alfred. LIST, Dam by
Mambrino Chief Sire OF Lady ThOrn) %, Dam
a fast trotting mare by fast pacing horse owned
in Indiana, called Red Fox. WoOdburn Pilot
drew a Wagon when five years old full mile IN
prigate,l in 2.37.
WAIKIKI CHIEF.
DARK BAY-l5 hands, inches foaled 1865 got by
Vim. Rysdyk's Old Hambletonian OF Orange coun
~, NY. LIST, Dam the well known Harrison Mills
Mare, sired by Old American Star. This mare was
purchased by the late Wan. Rysdyk, seven years
ago at 1850, ami is still owned by his estate who
have refused 5000. n, Dam, BY Black Bsshsw,
making Waikiki Chief brother in blood TO Dexter,
Aberdeen, Startle and Socrates. Waikiki Chief
with very little training. when five years DID,
made full mile lin private) to harness in 2.3l a.
half Of which was done in LA.
C. F. PREDMORE, supt
II. N. NEWELL, Sec'y.
April 20-wd Shelburn, VI.
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ESTRAY.

ZANE INTO THE PREMISES OF THE SIR
with white spot on his nose. The owner Il re-
suested 70 prove property, pay charges and take
Mn away. GILES ANDREWS,
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OUR DIGESTION. OF

nUR DIGESTfOS, BY JOLLY FRIENDS
- SECRET Do LEWIS last and great work.
This invaluable common sau-e hl.r -b..1r4 Lee.
read ny every man aud roman in the .uH-rt.
Ihree urtl- a. al! the sickness 10 cur midst may
ue Eolled tY a kna wle1sc-a1d practice OF our
" Jolly Friends Secret" The mo e .nenr author
4ues IN the laLt, heartily rec um0uIet 70 ~ Us
great common sense, racy hum1r, -lrewc glimpse
OF manhln1 and I.s vivid and pIthy sfy.e u e.
prcsslQu. AGENTS WANTED O. make money f..f
Write O. ILLUSTRATED cIrculs--. terms &c. free al
dress clio. maCLEAN, Publisher, 3 school street
j. stou.-Iuue ed egv4F
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The object in establishing this Institution
was 10 attain the greatest perfection in the
Preparation, practice and use Of Vegetable
Remedies, and TO secure a permanent place
where Families, InyGliIs, or any person could
obtain the hes; medical advice, and such rem
elies as each might require, without the use
Of poisonous drugs
DR. Greene has been Physician Of the Insti-
tute since its foundation, now more than
twenty-five years. Few men have had so
large experience in the treatment Of chronic
diseases. Dr.. Greene is in lis ffty-ffth year
and has devoted his life to this branch Of his
profession. and Lis success, We believe is with
olf parallel
Among the diseases TO which he gives es-
Tecial attention may be noticed Cancer, Scrof-
u-a. Catarrh. Bronchitis, Consumption, Heart
disease, Neuralgia Asthma. Nervousness,
Eheumatisu, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys-
qsia, Liver Complaint, Female Complaints,
Faint stomach, Erysipelas. White Swelling,
salt Ehcum, Cauker, Deafness, Kidney Dis
cases. Seminal Weakness, sc.
Dr. Greeue's Medical Pamphlet. descrip-
tive Of diseases and their proper treatment, viii
lie sent free 10 iuvalids
Address. L. GREENE. NJ. D.,
"a Temple Place, Boston, Mass.
AUE IVY
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Beautiful Woman !

HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM GIVES To TIE Cox
rtE1IoS 1HE FRESHNESS OF You're.
Hasan's Magnolia Balm ove-,omss The flushed
appearance caused BY heat, que and exc tensn,.
It makes the Lacy offorty appear bat twenty. and
SO natural and perios; tina, no person cal detect its
application. By its use the rcushest skin is made
to rival the pure radiant texture Of youthful beauty.
It Fenoyes ieiaoss. bIotslss, and p.mples. Itcon-
'ains nothing tha,v. irlare the skin in the least
Magnolia Balm is used by all fashionable ladies' IL
Ne" York, London AMI Paris. I;costs only 20 cents
per Bottle, AMI Is sold by al Druggists ami Per
tuners.
No. ll-ltev3w
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NOTICE.

TWENTY FIVE GOOD WFAvFps u.x-,,
Il on plain cotton goods, al the Dv,.et n ~
Chicopee, Mass to whom good wages a5S .,aaas
employment will be given Would also like tsen,9
I'VE girls to learn on weaving. A' '"en'y-
March 1sa G. II. NYE, Agent.
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JONES IL SCHUYLER,
NO. 12 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY.
March le-dkw3m
NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that have this day given
IN my son, John, the remainder Of his time Of mi
nority, and from this date shall claim Of his
earnings and shs pay. no debts OF his contracting.
ALLEN BALCH.
Jericho NAV C. Is72-4Sy3v
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s0LoN u. ALLIS, Agent,
~ Church Street, Burlington. Vt.
March 27-dkwt
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Sparkling Rubies =!
The Musical Treasure

Everybody likes KISSING AT THE GARDEN
GhTEn Song. Loesch An Cents
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A mountain slide took place near Wiloughby
Lake IN Westmore, on the 26th ult Eye wit
nesses say II came with fearful crash and it
seemed thatihe mountainwss shaken to its centre.
The Glide WAS composed principally Of stones,
and some Of them of enormous size, taking the
largest trees in their course.
There has been one death from small pox in
Glover
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

The Greeley meeting at Bennington was 9
small one. Capt. A. b. Valentine is the only
Republican in town of any prominence, who ia
vort the liberal movement.
East Dorset is engaged il furnishing the stone
for new Bank Building on Wall street, New
York City.
All but four thousand dollars Of the amount
required from Bennington to build the Wslloom-
sac Railroad has been raised.
The NORTH Star is a neat little monthly paper,
published at Bennington, bearing the names of
Park Valentine and Sister, editors and proprie-
tors. They are little folks, who show an early
genius for journalism.
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DAIRY SALT in large or small sacks; Good
WESTERN SALT by the barrel
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Healy Cady Of Stowe, sent hiu hired man on
Monday otlsst week, to get wagon from under
shed that tet on side hill, requiring plat
form 10 get TO IT. The man bscsed the horses
on to the plank, and wss putting the pole Of the
wagon through the neck yoke, when one Of the
horses broke through the platform and fell a dis
lance OF ten feet. drawing the other one after It,
There they aid until a partition was cut through
when they we're led out on a hay nov. iura1ed
down four feet more. and lei OUT TO the road
Strange to ray, the horses we're uniniureI. and
worked all day.
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HEALTH

Inc most popular medicine FOR pervo,,. ,,.rblss
Che sourcs cf all other ailments. is
DODD'S NERVISE. and T,vi,.o,..,...-
for sh' ~ al Druggist. Price One Dollar.
May LILY lr
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below.
From Joshua T. Kendall Conc I'd y. H.
Ny vile was troubled with water about the Heart,
and could get no relief from any physician. she
was also troubled wiki great nervousness at certain
Intervals arIsI1- from Heart Disease I purchased
some ol the ntARr REGULATOR. and she
obtained great relief The use Of the Heart Regu-
lafur gave Ier immediate relief from all sfuEug Of
The spirits, All she would not be without 10 at any
time
stewlu'I gratefully recommend the Heart Reru
latcr o. ary enc troubled with the Heart Disease,
a-d acs Sc them o. tTy t As safe alt certain rem
ely. JOSHUA T. KENDALL.
IFr m MIS- +. ?. Reed, Concord, NH
was afflicted & several years with Palpitation
20 tEe Heart attended with azl ness and gradually
Increasing debility. For more than Two ye r. wa
su' ec- 20 severe dsrtia- pains through the heart
followed by sense Of -uii. cat. and diff guilty Of
breathing, thrcsreuiu- Iustar. death. FOR eight
moths Wa unable & -4r Gown but wds uo4 -ed 10
sit no-stercl up IN te1 or Ia my chair through the
ul-ht When a. eep the motion Of the heart would
often 80 -, causing ne % wake Suddenly in great
distress ami prc7eHtiug me FROM getting necessary
rest
vas very much reduced in flesh and strength.
and had given up all hopes Of permanent relief.
when was Induced 1y friend 70 Try the Ell cacy Cf
The HEART REGULATOR. ~ the use o. a few
Hutt.e-, was stored 70 my usual health and for
the last ten ears have suffered no severe attacks
cheerruliv and greltiuIy recommend is USE 70 all
persons am cited WIKI Disease of the Heart
MRS. Z. P. REED.
Do not despair however di-lcu-t YOUR case NAV
aptear. but give the HEART REGULATOR trial
i has cured many very far advanced, and will IN.
dou, tei.y cure all Of Heart Disease.
VINCENT = TAFT.
Burlington.
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HOW TO SPECULATE SUCCESS
FULLY.
-BYA-
MEMBER OF THE N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
RASDAL Ii. FooTE's FINANCIAL PAMPHLET
Contains sensible advice on the subject. as 1t is
based upon common sense principles, which an ex-
perience OF many years as q member Of the Gold
board and New York stock Exchange has fully cor
roborated. Sent free by
RANDALL Il. FOOTR co.
70 Broadway and Is New Street, New York
May s-wly
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FIRST MORTGAGE Sinking FUND SOLD
BONDS OF THE

The issue is limited to So 800 per mile, In denom-
nations of s 600 $500. and 800.
rms Road, % miles long, affords the shortest ex-
istiag outlet to Chicago, Toledo. Detroit, Port
wayne, Logansport, and intermediate points for tho
celebrated Block and Bituminous Goals Of Parke
county, as also for the large surplus products Oh
the rich agricultural and mineral section of the
State which it traverses
For the present we are Offering these Bonds at 95
ana accrued interest in currency, will exchange
them for Government Bonds, or other marketable
securities, at the rates of the day.
furtner and full particulars, with pamphlets and
ihaps, furnished by Us on personal written appli-
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-'-'s --fN e ga = v q. \ I b
De prophet has, hI the IS. Stance
q Eminent fhs sic ans and Chemists
sloaled il Lttizu- tie me.fcsI
properties contained % the OIL. Pitch
ana Resin ui the Nemlock Tree. ana
oatarcd "a valuable preparation g.
ttaI pftc gsa salrC cr tlEgter Tor
rheumatism. Group, Pam Cr Soreness
q Tie tac7. tlest Or 50. mach 2 e.
salt hEeum, Sc-rvy. Sores. Ulcers.
bullons, sore turus. frost Bite4-
Cdlnlairs, sore Breasts and Nip1ieg
Nn-N orms. ttalue. and Skin Dis
eases ofau iraam-atlry nature.
lARLE5 :. CBITgEN1GN. AGENT
HlT sixth Avanae. New Yor'
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LOVES YOUNG DREAK.-A little signing a
as.ie crying, little dying, and very great
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B. 3. NfCHOAS {, co.

81. z. NICHOLS d co.
EAErFACTCEERs or
tqert Pls1ors, Skating, Water Wheels Plnripe
y us; s28 Mills, 6rist bills. Marble Mills SLATE
n epor Mills, Heavy Forgings and Bolts
Ies Boats and Bridges Patent Stone Dig
gers, Patent Dag esws, Gorse Pow
9rs, steam Engines eoilers and
Psupss Iron Fence and Rail
in5alEC1 4 BrssrC ss:ingE.
10
Dealers -
"EEEB AND GAS FETTTECs
Or AL KlEHs,
s--riter 1-i Rat5sr Bslirc qa9 Zoe
AgET-s v1s
ztas5 9telu4 Fcoziug. Mor5c's Twist Drills C.,ij..
ang1-cs, ard i1orthlngsJz's Pumps
Ffaoee- -u'afns.- 'urU-Etoa. VI.
z. g. ,,ss7a.s..
r. " '--r'F. F='-l2.-+aSwiy
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Boots & Shoes.

Boots & Shoes.
FREE:
Grand Entertainment!
~. II. ~ % OLE US,
- Church Street, Burlington, VI.
zens Of Burlington and vicinity series OF
general entertainments at the popular
BOOT & SEHOE STORE,
Church St., opposite Howard, National Rank,
by our celebrated Stock Company. commencing i'm
medately, and continuing until further not-cs.
PRcGRLBxE-PARr FIRST.
/. GRAND OVERTURE, from the Opera of shoeless
q saoE HoRS SOLO, Mons. and Mile stepandietchit.
3. CISDERELLA, or Slippers TO sell, company.
(. hEcITATIYE-The Pedestrians Lament;
CHORUS.
Howling, bowling shall | complain
Like one who seeks Ior boots in vain -
Not long, not long, for you can find,
That II. A. MOONEY keeps every kind
PART SECOND.
.. NARY-A-RIP FoLkA..--........-.--...-. Company.
p ASTI-PAsrEBoARD DUET. (Solo Leather Coun-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mons Shndig.
3 SoSG-Snow Storm. Prof. Stoga.
4. PARO Jennie Shpshod
Father dear father come home with me now,
My shoes are all out at the toe,
You promised to shoe me and Johnny, VOW
And you should do as you promised, you know.
3. GRIND Entree Of the shOeless Brigade.
Dead March in SAUL
c. MErAMoHPHosIs and Tabeaux, in which the
whole Brigade will appear happy in Fine and
Coarse Bools and Shoes, Balmorals Scottish
Bamoretts, Button Polish, Congress Caters
etc, etc.
:. RECEPTION oF GREEyBAoks, .......... Company.
To conclude with the highly pleasing and soul
satisfying farce Of
p Z X + ECT FIT 5
consecutive nights, and has never been played out
THREE PERFORMANCE DAILY!
Morning, Afternoon and Evening,
until further notice.
Doors Open at : a. M. Close a; p II.
Admission to all parts Of the House, FREE front
seats reserved for the barafooted.
~ II. A MONEYS, opposite the Howard Ma
uonal Bang, Church St. Burlington, Vt, where
may always be found the best assortment Of all
kinds and sty les Of Boots and Shoes at the lowest
prices. Your Inspection Of gods and prices solicited
42-wtfd
SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES.
Boots, Shoes, and Slippers,
MORE COMPLETE. ASSORTMENT THAN EVER
Experience and observation enables u to Sc ect
the best o. every grade at the best possible figures
Fine line o. Ladies' AID Gents wear Of all classes
texture and size.
Manufacturing and
Repairing
Done with aeatness AID despatch
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DREW, BLISS & HOLMES,
COunSellOrS at Law.
1892 Y STREET,
WASHINGTON, D. C.

WASHINGTON, D. c.
Special attention given to cases requiring Con
gressional action prosecutions before commessosers
or the Court OF Claims.
Boston Office at No. Pemberton Square. in
charge Of z. ]. HoLxEs, established for Rsyenue
and Custom practice and general law practice.
J. T. DRxw, HIxRY O. BLISS, z. HoLxra.
Dec l6-dkvn
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And the largest net surplus oi any Co IN the Us.
Continental Insurance C0.
or NEW YORK.
Cash Assets te,GOO.O0O
E'hemtr FssHrssice 60,
or NEW YORK
Cash Assets sI.9oo,ooo
International EnS. e.,
OF SER YoaK.
Cas Assets ei,toU.OGO
Niagara Fire gMs. TO-.
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Assets sI25G.24O
Cc,,,u,-.E,,er;c,s,. y,e ro
or NEW YORK.
Cash CAPITAL sI.ooO.OOO
ResnAIic Fire EuS Eo
or xr,y vorr
- ''''''
Cash Assets 100000
Worth British a. .sFerc0H-
ftfe STS. Co..
Cash Asset Goin ss2,s1o.ooo
Imperial fire FMS. ia,
o. LcNuos
Cash Assets Colo ss'ooo.ooo
,r.,.,,ooF o,.E
Casb Es.e,s lGola ago Gs.o7e
s1HiSS Insurance Co.,
oi '4'tlNNAIi, ONO
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HORSE BREEDERS will do wall TO sec before
IL breeding elsewhere the Trotting stations,
Membrino, Patchen and Patchen Ham oletonion, at
stables Of the subscriber.
Terms OF service, 81 the season IS 70 warrant.
Coed pasturage, 3 cents per week, accidents and
escapes at owners risk. <. 5. STOWELb.
May Is-d2W&w1m Cornwall, Vt.
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From 11-s. ELIz4BEzH co0H1s. zaass..s.


BuHswi- rs. April o. 1857.
Miss SAWYER received your letter ia-t ,yen-
ing, and was very glad You concluded -I let mo
take your savc. thiuk can DO well with b. ana
% VIII Doe quite AN 1s1lllrlnlrl1u o. fag husband
as h. cI9il1t ge. g'4uJ icitt0Ht o.. he has tried
everything c--- and .l- ueye- found lfvti NJ ,t5t
healed bis leg as THAI S1.ys q t.ur- ail we i.,..
both found Ii @, 1r aI ant ,l.u more H4r 5lu
yc-9nn.s1if go ls. We Aaye bah d, .a he family
five or 81 ycars, and have used B; far everything;
md can truly sag trs haze usrrr round its e'laf
Mr. Co1ml7 las hal Ferr Sofe ca Lis L.g fer
tiriy gsqrs. and i-1li{ De- q sriyIr- today. lrhe
A1i Noi f14lt r'1-1y 90 gaur .>4i~s- Do keeps
70 heaiy 3. and lakes out fH- Inflammation proud
Ae-h and swelling. 1a1 does fr L.rl al tiat g.. CAN
a-E- can rcclilrlr,l 10 no good many tiia--
That You have not, FIR use 81 Tor cy,rg dang I
eon--i.- d, Invaluable DO finn g. 10 son .a1 flt
tlls testimony t9s the- and i- e.l Pc ~ a.r ..r-
We i3y3u, You arr welcome
llli-, Sc, ELIZABETH C0OMB-.
To TIE AFFLICTED.
II your Druggist is o-t Of tho ~4lre. anil ..-....
% -- 7lppi' send seventT-.,.. cents as DlI.c..!
oe.o"' and receive box hy return. mall.
Put Up in large B'ves a., SO cents each
ti-+it tlr.e times as le-.. l- tI.. I. -.r-.. .s--
.-'-l. Prepared Iy Miss e. -AWl.E.t and
l-t Ip by J. u. ROBBINS. Wholesale
ana Retail Druggist. Rockland. Ne.
A'r cents, .r D.. g. robbins Ea-ilnI. &c.
THIS VALUABLE SATVE Is SOLD BY
AL DEALERS ll MEDICINES.
HENRY 4 CO., Wholesale 4 gems.
NoF' -d0Wu Burlington, VI
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I-avinS had MAN. years experience as Builders
and Skaters, and being familiar with the iiferen,
kinds Of Roofag we feel confident Of being able TO
DO work 70 the perfect satisfaction Of our customers
We have opened SLATE YARD, where we
shall keep largf stock ofSae from different quar-
ries, embracing all tie best sizes, qualities and
co-ors. We employ only the best workmsn. and
give our persona supervision to al work.
As Carpenters and Builders we have had a large
experince in osory variety Of work, and shall not
hesitate to make contracts for building after any
ST. lie OF architecture
Orders or inquiries, by mail OF il person, solicited
April 25-satGwtf
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Sod BY all Druggists and Dealer, IN Medicine.
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THE NEW STYLE

A. al 1i them Family Ssring NaeAi-s. a. We make
no heavy Manufacturing Machines, which form 80
al &c An item IN tie ssles Of other Comuau es
lNlce A. many FAMILY Sewing Marhines sold hv
Wheeler Wilson than any by other COMPANY Til.
aiscline Will DO all kinds OF Family SEWN. from the
IL est 70 the coarsest fabrics using silk twist cotton
~ linen thread and making the IHfsrloeled Elastic
sutca alike on both sides OF the fabric sewed-sud
recognized everJ where A. the mos; durable and
handsome stitch. By use Of It's attachments, otht r
suches can be ma1et Embroidery, Double Loop
ana single Loop stitches. very easy TO rip and
therefore but little desired
We claim, and can show, that the Wheeler VII
son Is the fiiAeif sIPissf dursbIs aud gAt.sf
THH"iSg lock stitch Machine in use, and will give
one IaoE'1Ha D9AGrs for any standard shuttle Ma
chne That Will excel il In either Of tie above men
toned points
Having no shuttle or uniertenslon 10 ad -ust. the
simplicity OF the Wheeler Z Wilson cannot be cues
nonel' We shall be happy 10 show the Wheeler
ni!son 70 any one who viii call at our ue,Slv far
nlshed Room, 81 81, Church Street.
We do not crowd the Wheeler & Wilson into voBr
mouse, out viii be happy to le; you try one before
Don't buy Machine before calling to see the
attest improved Wheeler L Wilson Machines SOLD
on the monthly instslment plan Il desired.
Send for Samples Of work and Circulars. to
sOLoN II. ALLIs, Agent,
a. Church Street. Burlington. Vt.
March 27-dkwH
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Semrlrp.

STONE CAMEO,
Coral Cameo, and other rich Jewelry
Solid Silver Spoons in variety Solid Il Karat Ear
Rings, Pins, Buttons, studs aud Chains.
Fine and hsndsoms WATCHES for Ladies. Nice fat
and round silk Guard Chains.
soYS AND CENTS WATCHES.
Pretty Dog Collars Large Dog Collars Masks
Rubber Rolls fof Wringers Silver Door Plates.
An extensive assortment of Lazarus Morris Per
fected SpecJac es and Eye Glasses TO mt every
Eye, and which give the greatest pleasure
and satisfaction to those who use them
also the greatest variety OF other
kinds Green, blue and other
shades of Specs and Eye
Protectors. and Cog
giles of all qualities.
Watches and Clocks cleaned and repaired,
Glasses fitted and matched in specs, and all work
in the line executed to general satisfaction.
Old stand Church 81. Established 1893.
MAY l1-dswn J. E. BRINsMAID.
sKILLFUL NATCHMAKER.
r HAVE secured the services ofa very fine Watch
L maker,
HERMAN HOCHWEBER,
Lately from Europe, he having had experience in
Switzerland in the manufacture ofWatehes,
ana also brings his diploma as
4 Finished Matchmaker
AND REPAIRER,
Understanding the difficult and intricate work per-
sklful workman ! have employed.
G. ". wINGATE,
Dec. i2-dkwtf I54 Church St.
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A little boy twelve years Of age. son of E. 7.
Watkins OF Sharon, died not long since from an
INJURY received to the brain by jumping from
the high oesms of the barn on 10 hay below for
sport
The stockholders OF the Woodstock Nstionsl
Bank are propo,ing 10 increase its capital stock.
edge OF rock on the farm Of Frank Briggs
oil DrdgeSster, has been examined BY compe-
tent persons snd is sad to be Of excellent grit
for tcythe stones
nursery Of $4,000 graftei fruit trees has
been started IN Woodstock
While Aldice W. Snow. of Pompsnoosuc. was
at work rolling logs al the s.w mill Of Mr.. Pat
terson, one rolled on hin. breaking both bones
OF one leg, and otherwise injuring him.
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H. 4. s. FLINT L CO., 7sorzIEToss,
PROTIDENCE. II. L.
500 at Wholesale by HENRY Co.. Burlington
anu AZ retail by R b. SrEARSs Co. z. W. BUR
May g. dxw6m