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regard Mr.. Eddy OF the most capabe and IN.
eesVa practitioners with whom have had official Inter
course CHARLES MASON, Com'r of PatentsD
nave no hesitation In assuring inventors that they
oanot employ man more competent and Trustworthy and
more capable OF putting their applications in a form to
secure or them an early and favorable consideration at
the fatent ONCE. EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner Of Patentsu
~, MI. X II. EDDY has made for me over THIRTY APP
pneaons LOT fatents having been successful In almos
oYery case such unmistakAbe proof of great talent
ana holty on his part leads me 10 recommend ALI in
nehtors 10 apply TO him TO procure their patents NJ they
may oe sure OF having the most faithful attention be
slowed on their cases and at very reasonable charges
Boston, Jan. /, ls72-O3ia
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NORTHERN RAILROAD,
SUMNER ARRANGEMKNT
on and after May sth, 1863, Passenger Train. WI
UPFARD TRAINS


81 d " r. II a Nm = NJ r VI r
on and after May isth, 1863, Passenger Train, VII
UPFARD TRAINS.
AccoHoDAuoN TRAfs leaves Concord at 1910 A. M
Tor White River Junction, connecting with trains for
Wells River st. Johnshury, Barton, Newport Wilough.
by and MagOg Lakes Stansead Bath, Lttleton, Lancas
ter &c. Also with trains for Montpelier, Burlington
g. Adams, kousos Point Montreal, Ogdensburgh aud
Day F1rREss TRAM leaves Concord at 1913 A. NJ
Tor White River Junction, connecting with trains for
Montpelier, Burlington, Rouse's Poiut, Montreal &C.
and with Ogdensbursh and Grand Trunk Railroads for
he West
BRisroL TRAIN leaves at on p. m, for Franklin and
Bristol.
EvESisG ExrREss TRAN leaves Concord at e35 p M
White River Junction, connecting with trains for
trcal, Ogienshursh and the West
Or on arrival Of trains from Boston, Worcester Ports
mouth, Portland, &C,
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
tM0RyISG E1rRgss TRAiS leaves White River June
arrival Of trains nom Ogienshurgh and Montreal Tits
train will be run 10 Boston sunday.
BRISTOL TRAM leaves Bristol for Concord At 80
m and Franklin at gO5 a. IN.
tMAiL Train leaves White River junction Tor Co
cord at 1870 p. m or arrival Of trains the Yer
mont Central Passumpsie, and White Mountains Rail
roads.
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN leaves White River Junction A.
500 y. M, or arrival OF trains from Montreal and
Ogdonshurgh. Brattlehoro kecno, Bellows Falls, Wind
6c connecting At Concord with trains for Manohes
ter, Nashua, Lowell and Boston.
fThcse trains connect at Core0ft with tranf f9f
Manchester, Lawrence Portsmouth, Portland, Nashua
Worcester, New York, Lowell, and Boston
oN6LOW sTEARNs, Agsnf.
Concord. n. H.. May, 1859.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

solicitor OF PATENTS,
FOR INVENTIONS, TRADE MARKS or DESIGNS,
No. ~ State St., opposite Kiby St., Boston,
AFTER an extensive practice Of upwards OF thirty
ysn continues 70 secure patents In the United States
49, I'D nteat Britain France, and other foreign coun
uies, caveats, Specifications, Assignments and ali
paPe,s ior fatents executed reasonable terms with
researches made 70 determine the validity and
ut o faients Of Inventions and legal and other ad-
vice rendered In all matters touching the same Comics
o. the claims OF any patent furnished BY RENTING one
uo,iAr, Assignments recorded In Washington
40 Agency IN he United States pof,ssss sprior 6cf,s
ucnfions ~ F''''""'""s " w
Al necessity Of Journey TO Washington TO procure
inventors. 10y ''' ''' "''e n"'eu
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. HOWE, Agent,
Union TICKET OFFICE

FOR THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
BURLINGTON and RUTLAND TROY and sCUBH
tcIADh, and NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROADS,
~ va thamblaln steameI making direct connections
With the GREAT WESTERN Railroad al Suspenslon
BTdge' and LAKE SHORE Railroad at BUFFALO 10
6HICAGO, and All points beyond also via O6DESs
W h"li and GRAND TRUNK Railroads.
Tickets for sale always at the lowest rates. and bag
gage checked through via the above routes
For any information desired call on or address
r,.. q r. TRUE Tielsf l,s-t
oinee AT PAVILION, opposite the Depot
oldaW MONTPELIER, VT.
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Preserving Fruit.

Self-sealing jars for preserving fruit are
comparatively modern invention, and have
become very popular on account Of the econ
omy in sugar and as the fruit is only heated
to boiling point the natural flavor of the
fruit is more fully retained. Formerly
peaches, pairs, plums, etc, were simmered aud
boiled in their own weight of sugar until all
their peculiarly delicate flavor was evaporated
and the result was a cloying preserve of hon.
led sweetness, but devoid Of taste or sanitary
properties.
There are no great difficulties in the way
of sealing up fruits in jars, The syrup must
be at boiling heat and by placing the jai
upon thick towel, wet in warm water anC
folded evenly into several thicknesses, al
danger of breaking the Jar is avoided. But
if fearful of it, large silver spoon can be
placed in the jar, and the boiling fruit anC
liquid poured into it without the least danger
of its cracking. If you doubt this statement
fair friends, place silver teaspoon into d
tumbler or goblet, and fill it with water boil
ing hot from the teakettle, and thus prove i
for yourselves.
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FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
LlnEIPooL LONDON GLOBE ..... 500 OOO, 10000
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
LONDON, 'uoidl. '...........-...... 81 22i39
ROYAL, OF Liverpool Gold. ....... s5oo0o On
FRANKLIN, Of Philadelphia sos7 452o o
PENNSYLVANIA, of Phiadelphia I2soOoo IN
INSURANCE co. OF NORTH AMERICA,
OF Philadelphia. Observation-Disclosures. t27sa $50 os
CONTINENTAL, Of New York......... 2.bo3 700 "a
PHdsNlA Of Hartford. . 4 ssi t.s "a
VI hati,..''..'........... l,503, 1876 90
AMAZON, Of Cincinnati .......... 7ooooo "a
TRIUMPH, of Cincinnati ......... -ooooo oo
HANOVER, Of New York......,. aoo ooo M
Lho OF worcester. s39,2z %
NARRAGANsETT, of Providence. aooooo IN
MERCHANTS, OF Providence. ........ 4Ooooo N
FIRST NATIONAL, Of Worcester ...... e0oOo ~
NATIONAL, Of Bangor. ............... aooooo n|
HOME, Of Columbus, Obi. s5no0o ~
ALPS OF Erie, Pa......,..,............. a5oooo M
LfCOMlNG, of Muncy Pa........... Muru.t
TT Persons DESTROYS Of having Insurance ,la.oa a.
SOUND COMPANIES, at REASONABLE n lrFs iii
IND us ready ana willing to do their business wa
All Losses literally adjusted and PROMPTLY maid
at this Office
A. @, BROWN, Agent,
OFFICE IN LAsGDos's BLOCK,
Corner Of State and Main Streets
Montpelier, Jan, |, 1871 03-tt
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Select fine, ripe peaches pour boiling water
over them, and rub off tho skins with linen
cloth cut in halves, or preserve whole, as
fancy dictates. Peach stones add pleasant
flavor to the syrup, and if halves are preferred,
be sure to put three or four peach stones in
to each quart jar Of peaches To every four
pounds Of peaches, take one pound Of sugar.
Dissolve the sugar in enough boiling water
to melt it simmer slowly for fifteen minutes,
carefully removeing all the scum which rises
Now put in the peaches with skinner, and
boil eight minutes, if in halves-ffteen if
whole skim out, and put into the jars boil
ing hot, filling one jar at time boil the
juice briskly for ten minutes, then turn into
the jars, aud seal up directly. Keep in a
light place for few days, aud if bubbles rise
in the syrup, turn out the contents of the jar
and boil over, as they will not keep we'll
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CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC MAIL STEA MSHiP CO.'S
rHnoUGn LINE
To CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN,
TOUCHING At MEXICAN PORTS.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
FARES GREATLr REDUCED.

one Of the large splendid stcamships Of this line
will leave Pier No. 90 North River foot 81 Canal Street.
At " o'clock noon, on the 10Th auth and th Of every
MONTH except when those dates fall sunday and
then on tho preceding saturday for Aspinwall,
meeting via Panama Railway with one Of the COmpsny's
steamships from Panama for san Francisco touching at
ManEanillo.
All departures connect At Panama with steamers for
hoUrH PACIFIC and CENTRAL AAEHfcAN pOHrs.
For Japan and China steamer leaves san Francrco
frat Of every month, except when IL falls sunday
then on the day preceding.
One hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult.
baggage masters accompany baggage through, and at
tend TO ladies and children without male protectors
Baggage received the dock the day before sailing
nom steamboats, railroads and passengers who prefer 70
send early An experienced surgeon on board, Medi.
cine and attendance free.
For Freight, Passage Tickets, further information
apply at the Company's Ticket ONCE. on the Wharf
foot Of Canal Street. North River, New york.
T. r. BABY, 1gsnf.
Or at the Agents FOR New England,
c. L. BARTLETT CO.. 10 Broad st. Boston
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C'APITOL DENTAL ROoMs-o R


Co~o rssLt surgeon Dentist formerly with DR., J. NJ
oumegys ~ Adams Vt, respectfully announces 20 tho
people s OF MSnip9er and vicinity that he has opened
an once over T. o. Emerys store State Street. and Is
permanently located. All work warranted. Prices
aeas9nape' Save your natural teeth by having them
nc has gwen special attention 10 this branch OF
o Ploiesson ana u prepared 10 sklllly perform tho
most dllheult operations Nitrous Oxide Gas or Ether
administered In the extraction of teeth
inc Following letter ffom Rev. b. Pitmap, Of Swan
'on Is evidence of the proficiency of Dr. PsLL in his
profession
swAsTos, Vt, Jan. %. ls72
This IS to certify that in the past fifteen years have
ha eighteen sets OF teeth made by Of the leading
Dentists of New York ana Vermont ali OF whom some
after repeated attempts failed make set that would
perfectly ~ In 1871 let DR.. O, X. Pell try then
student oil pr Comegys In st. Adams who succeeded al
Wy hrst enort m making me complete and perfeet
htns SET Dr. Fell has also done work for some Of nv
parshoners, giving perfect satisfaction, / heartily
recommend him as Dentist, and as gentleman 10 All
who may need his services, va
j. B.PlFMAN, Rector Of Church Of Holy Trinity.
And here what DIR. J. NJ Comogys, formerly located
AZ Montpelier, says OF DR.. Pell
st. ALBAss, March 6, 1872.
Whoever In Montpelier, or vicinity, may employ DR.
rel 70 do their Dental work. will have honestly and
aithiuly done II gives great pleasure 10 say ths
In behalf OF my friend and former student - '"'
l5-u John M CoMEavs u N
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A. @. BROW WINS
~ ENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY

Those desiring lnsurance-LIFE or FIRE-Are invited
10 call at my office
Langdon'' BLOCK, Corner Stat, aud Main Streets.
no obtain pamphlets and particulars before nsuripv
Nse"nere' A. c. BROWN
General Insurance Agent
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N II Il G Il L f b K A 7 L i
QUAKER BITTERS!
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Extracts Of Roots and Herbs, ,rhich almost inrari-
ably cure the .foiio'eing complaints
Dyspepsia Heart Burn, Liver Complaint and Loss Of
Appetite cured by taking few bottles
Lassliude, Low Spirits and sinking sensation cured
at once.
Eruptons, Pmples, Blotches and all Impurities Of
the Blood bursting through the skin or otherwise cured
readily by following the directions the bottle.
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Derangement, inyaria
bly, cured One bottle will convince the most .keptiea
Worms expelled from the system without the lea.,
difficulty Patients suffering from the prevalent disease
will see marked change for the better In their condl.
ton after taking bottle Worm difficulties are more
prevalent than Is generally supposed in the young and
they will find the Quaker Btters sure remedy.
Nervous Difficulties, Neuralgia, etc. speedily re
lcyed.
Rheumatism, swelled Joints and scromla Affections,
removed or greatly relieved by this invaluable medicine
Bronchitis catarrh Commissions and II, stories cured
or much relieved.
Difficult Breathing Pain in the Lung, Side and Chest.
almost invariably cured by taking few bottles OF the
Quaker Bltters.
All difficult Female arrangements talmost invariably
caused by violation Of tho organic Aws so prevalent
to the American ladies' yield readily 20 this invaluable
medlene--the Quaker Bltters.
All Impurities Of the Blood and disease. incident to
the same always cured by the Quaker Blter II taken
according to directions
The aged find in the Quaker Btters just the article
they stand 10 need Of in their declining years
quickens the blood and cheers the mind and pave,
the passage down the plane Inclined.
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Xdterti
MISS sAwYER's sALvE.

HERE you have a salve combining soothing and heal
ing properties with nodangerous ingredient. Arcmedy
at hand for the many pains and aches woundsand brus
es to which flesh is heir. Is more easily applied than
many other remedies producing bad effect but
always relieving pain, however severe
tits prepared by Ms, Sawyer who has used II in her
own extensive treatment Of the Sick for nearly twenty
years, with grea, success
The principal diseases for which this salye Is
mendod are chiiain' RAeumati'p, pies, Soofaia, Cd
Ucers Sat Rleun, Sprains Bns, Fsuer Sores, Feions
Piupss, Erytpsia' Sore Eyes, Barbsrs Heh, Dedfaeo
Bolts, Ring-tcor', corns BITES Of insects canee,, Tooth
ache Easas Npp,es, Baiaess, ScoH,n Breasts Itch
Selid Head Te,Ag, cAappef Hand,, seai', cuts Br'e'
Group, Cracked Lips and Sores on Children.
II never fails to cure Rheumatism II properly applied
Rub II on we'll with the hand three times day In sew
cral It has cured palsod limbs. For PRc, 1t ha
been discovered to be sure remedy. Persons that have
been afflicted for years have been relieved by few ap
plications. For ErysBia' It works wonders alayinl
the Inflammation and quieting the patient For Chqppe
Hands 1t produces a cure Immediately Lot those will
SAT- Rhsum obtain the saiyc and apply 1t freely, an,
they will find II invaluable 1t IL good In Of scrof
ala and Tumors Cancers have been cured with IT, Tn
best salve invented for SroeH and Sore Mp
pies No way injurious but to afford relief Sore
Weak EgesR Rub 1t the lids gently, once or twice
day Cures deafness by putting It In the on pec
Of cotton For fsions this Is superior 10 anythlnl
known. for Pip,pies thsac,s like charm. For Burn
and ath apply tho Salvo at once and II gives lmmod
ate relief. For or Sores, apply once day
Not among The least Of the Invaluable properties O
Miss SAVERS sALyE are its beneficial effects on tn
hair Rubbed the scalp In five or six different part.
II promotes the growth of the hair prevents It's turnin
gray, and, bald spots 1t produces a new growth q
hair. No lady should be without this invaluable artcl
indispensable cosmetic for the toilet II eradicate
dandrun and disease from the head, and blochcs an
| pimples from the lace
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Put up in Boxes at so cents each. Prepared by MISS
c. SAWYER, and put up by L. NJ ROBBINS. Whois-
'ai, and Retail Druggist, RoellaHs, Ne,
Trial Box sent frce by mail receipt Of seventy
Ave cents, by L. NJ. ROBBINS, Rooland, Me.
THIS VALUABLE sALvE IS SOLD by ALL
DEALERS IN MEDICINES.
fqinfw
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If your Druggists out Of the salye and noglecis to
keep supplied send sevenyhye cents rs directed below
and receive a box by return mail.
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From Nh. rLlzIsErH cooMBs, grn.risl.

brunswick, April 4, 1867
Mss SAWYER ! received your letter last evening,
and was very glad you concluded to let mo take your
salvc think can do we'll with IT, and It will be quito
an accommodation to my husband cannot get along
rionf IT, lie has tried everything else and has never
found anythng that healed bis leg that salye ofyours
and we nave both found IL TO be a.? and more than
you r,eommsndeinfo b.. We have had Il IN the family
five or six years, and have used Il Tor everything and
truly 'ay hare found equal use 1t for a
weak back, and It acts like a charm Mr.. Coombs has
had Feter Sore on h' lag for mfg years and rouif b.
cripple to-day n Ae hat not found rta,d, your II
keeps it healed and takes out the Inflammation, proud
noh and swelling, and does for him all that he can ask
can recommend It for good many things that you
have not for use 1t for everything consider 1t in
valuable in family. II you put this testimony to-
geher and It can be Of any service to you you vel
come.
Your. Ac. ELIRAnETn COnMnS
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4 GENTS, LOOK HERE There is
n great rush for the new spenddly illustrated ed-
tion Of
ROBINSON CRUSOE,

because II Is the most fascinating and popular book in
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WESTERN ROUTE,

w ESTERN ROUTE,
w VIA
VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD LINE
Connecting at Ogdenshufgh with the Grand Trunk Rome
and Waterfowl, n Y. Central and Great Western Rail
road for Detroit and at Detroit with the Michigan Cen
trail Railroad Michigan Southern and Detroit MilWau-
kee Railroad Tor Chicago Milwaukee, Cincinnati ST.
Louis, ST. Paul and all points south and West
This line s running two press trains from Mont
pelier each
THROUGH TO cHc1GO m FORTF HOURS.
Buy yosr tickets Of
S. L. HOWE, Agent,
VI Central Railroad Montp.lier
II You want your baggage checke through 10 Chieago
This line does not check baggage on tickets sold b,
outside agents 70 the Vest and viii not assume ,ny re-
possibility for the samo.
Fares Less Than AHy Other Route
All correspondence in regard TO Western route, Al
tresscd u $. L. HOwE, Montpelier VI
., l., MILLS, General Agent Boston.
montpelier Jan ], 1865 S2ly
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WELLS CARBoLIO TABLETS

w FOR COUGHS COLDS 4 HOARSENEss.
These Tablets present the Acid in combination with
other efficient remedies n popular form for the Cure
Of all THROAT and LUNG Diseases
IIOARSENESS and LIBERATION II the THROAT
arc Immediately relieved and statements are constantly
being sent 10 the proprietor Of relief In cases Of Throat
Difficulties Of years Standing.
CAUTION Don't be deceived by worthless imita.
tons. Get only Wells Carbolic Tablets.
Price % Cts per Box.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, Is Piatt St, NY,
Send for Circular 3sH sole Agent for the u s
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TOMATO PRESERVES.


To each pound of tomato add one pound o
white or brown sugar, first scalding, peeling
and slicing the red tomatoes. Put over a
slow fire, and boil down until it is well thick.
ened then add one tablespoonful of powdered
ginger and the juice and grated peel Of two
lemons to every three pounds Of tomatoes
Boil from two to three hours, skimming of
all froth. When very thick, turn into sma
jars and cover tightly. This is a delicious
relish for lunch or supper, and no one coulc
recognize the taste of tomato in it.
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To one gallon of stewed and strained toma.
toes add six tabespooniuls of fine salt, three
of pepper, four of alspice, two of cloves aud
one of nutmeg, all powdered. Boil for an
hour; then add one and half pints of vine.
gar boil fifteen minutes. Bottle hot, and
put one tablespoonful of alcohol on the top Of
each bottle, then seal closely
Smyrna times., 1872-01-10
A Body and Mind Disease.

such dyspepsia The stomach brain are too in
nSteY allied Tor the to suffer without other so that
dyspepsia and dependency nseparabe. 1t may added
100 ha irritation Of the stomach almost invariably accom-
panied BY irritation of the temper
Inc nVgOrating and tanquLng operation of Hosteters
btters Is most powerfully developed in cases Of
Inc hrst erect OF this agreeable tonic comforting en-
couraging, mild glow the system the chronic un
eaShess IN the region of the stomach lessened
the nervous resessness which the disease
IS abated This Improvement transient II is not sue
cee1ed by the return Of the old symptoms with
orce as is always the when smuans are
given FOR the complaint Each dose to mpart pema
nent accession OF healthu invigOraOn But this h not
The apearen and anbous properties Of the preparaton
are scarcely secondary Importance tonic virtues II
there Is overflow Of bile the is soon brought with
In limits and il the hillary organ inert and tepid it
toned and regulated The effect upon organs
s equally sautary and in OF constipation the cathac
action just sufficient to produce the desired result gradually
and without pain The Bttes also promote healthy evapora
ton from the surface. which h particularly desirable at thi,
season when sudden spells unpleasant weather are
check the natural perspraon produce conRestop o
liver. coughs anA colds The best Safeguard against ALI dis
is bodily vigOr aud this the great Vegetable
especially promotes. tanlo.w