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MAKES The WEAK STRONG.

The PerFriG7l SUT1fI. q Protect
ed Solution OF the P5'OtOIiGc OF
iron. as so combined as TO hare
the character Of an dliIneIlt. as
easily diGested and dSsiDliIGted
Gcith the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the qIt0Ht5tg
Of Natures OJrH TitGIi-iHT
AgeHt. Iron iH the blood, and
cures ga thousand ills. - SiMp5y
bUIOning 9tD. InriOOrGtinT and
JitdIi-ing the System. The en-
7'ici3ed and rit0Ii=ed blood per-
DleGtes crcT-Y part OF the OOdV,
repairing damages and 9c0ste.
searching out morbid secre-
fiOHS. and tearing nothing Tcr.
disease to feed UpOn.
This as the secret Of the 7r0n-
deTJUt success of this remedy in
curing Dyspepsia. Liver Com
plant, DrOpsy, Chronic Dia-
rhGa- BOils, Nervous Affections.
ChiIlS and Fevcrs, HuInOrs.
Loss of Constitutional Vi~or.
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
100 tttb tsNfd>tN Ol'ffFtftfftfstV a..
a Dad state Of the blood. o.. &C.
c0mpdnied by debility or q IO7y
state Of the system. Being free
from alcohol. in any form. its
energi=iHg effects are not fol-
toured or corresponding q'eGc-
ton. out are permanent. i7Ja-
sing strength. g'igO7'. and ne7O
Ire into GU parts Of the sysfens.
and building GlD GI1 Iron Con-
stitution.
thousands hare been chdnTetg
or the 1iSe Of this remedy. from
1reGk, sicITy. suffering cy,eG-
lures. to strong. he0IfhB. and
hdppy nseH and 9COmel1: and
anC0tidS cannot TedSOnQ5IyHes-
state TO giSe &c q trial.
See that each bottle has PERIL
WAN SYRUP 1IolUls ils the glass.
Pamphlets Tree.
SETH W. FOWlE L SONS. Projectors.
No. Milton Place. Boston.
SOLD BY DRUGGIsTs CENTRALLY.
Get Sl-deodkvly
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AraFfIELu fvr.) GIRL TAKEN TO NEw YORK
-, ,.-.,.,-yrss
Yesterday morning Elrl eishteen years
OF age came up from New York on the sun
INSIDE and Immediately beran 70 search
ri
"''-' '''' 0''' ''l 0-' wa -1i'' WIN
ill-lucs on all sides, and she at last went
into an intelligence Office. Here she met
..--..-..
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Homage.


White osisies on the meadow green
Present thy beaufeOus form TO me;
Peaceful and joyful these are seen,
And peace and iov encompass thee
watch them where they dance and shine
And love ihem-i0r their beauty thine
Red roses DER the woodland brook
i.emcmber me thy lovely face
60 blushin- and 50 fresh il looks,
- wild and shv its radiant grace
kiss them in their coy retreat
And think OF lips more soft and sweet
Gold arrows o. the early morn
Shot swiftly over eastern sea-
Gold tasseis o. the bending corn
That ripple y the August breeze,
Thy wiiderin- smile, thy glorious HAIR,
And all thy power and state declare
White. red. and gold-the awful crown
o. virtue and Of beauty, too
From hat height those eyes look down
GA him who proudly dares % sue.
Yet free from self stood trom SIN
i love that loves nor ASKS O. win
Let me nut love thee In the flower.
The waving grass the dancing wave,
The IRA grant pomD OF garden bower,
Tho violet On the nameless grave,
Sweet dreams by night. sweet thoughts by day
And time shall tire ere love decay.
Lot me bat love thee in the glow
When morning on the ocean shines.
OF lu the mighty winds that blow,
SneW-ladeu through the mountain pines
IN al that's :air, or grand or dread
And all shall die ere love he dead.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN STUD

Special atteut on to the Gransers and Farmers Clubs.
burlington. VI. June 4-ilwt
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the musical and beautiful ones shall IN.
crease to please us with their forms and
movements. and charm us with their songs?
Their work is to rear their nests and care
for their eggs and young, that give promise
of another year of birds like these we see,
and so from year to wear; and if they are
spared of boys. too, who can ENJOY and ap-
preciate the priceless company of birds
AIdldleburU REGISTER.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
TELL 1T ALL

hy Alrs- T. T. II. SrKSH0UsE for twenty i've.
vile Of Mormon High Priest Wit ar
uuetion by HARRIET BEEcHER sr0wF
years O. p the author wrote a pamphlet an D. ~
amy which excited the Mormon usws,,.-.-
sheoli ~ invite her 10 write book am .Ty p
the ehaliense- and Tell il AL is the resr
me only book on this subject ever written h,
Merinuh woman ~ pages superbly u.u.r-.--
ana bound II outsells all other books tn-.-- -
II taxes Ike wiidire. y lel.opl vii b. rs.
A-ehi, nov ls your opportunity. our d----,..
pam ph!ei terms, 6c-. sent free o. al. As-
May ~. ti&WiW '-.
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Nellie Sullivan. aged sixteen years. died
Of fright at Webster. Mas. during the
thunder storm. Sunday evening.
Portraits Of the royal governors Of New
I Hampshire. John Wentworth. Benninc
W entw0rth. and Sir John " entworth. and
of the late President Pierce. nave lust been
/ added 10 the STATE collection at the capitol.
/ II Concord.
Nearly all the suspended students Of Bow
/ dom College have renewed their obligation
/ of obedience 20 the college laws and have
resumed their studies. Tuesday afternoon
at the usual tour for drill they answered to
the call of the huEle, and military exercises
were conducted with fall ranks.
Father Terry. of Chicago. the Roman
Catholic priest who offended his bishop by
questioning the inspiration of some por-
tons of the Old Testament, and was re-
moved from his passionate, has been taken
into favor again. IN part. and Is now sery-
ing as an assistant TO his brother, clergy
man IN Ottawa. IL.
The sessions Of the American Institute Of
Homeopathy began at Niagara Falls
Wednesday Dr.. j J. Noulin, president.
m his opening address, said that France
has 1 600 homeopathic practitioners. and
numerous journals, hospitals and dispense
rles. Germany has 500 practitioners. Great
Britain 400 and Italy 200, while in the
United States there were nearly 1000 prac- /
titlOners. About 300 members are present. |
There Is a society in Brooklyn-Mrs. DR.. /
Theodore Cuyler, d. D., president-for put /
ting down cOrsets. carriers, hIgh-heeled /
shoes. false hair, waterfalls. monster bon
nets, rouge, hair dye and other feminine |
vanities The society makes but little
Roadway. 1t has the world, the flesh and
the devil against it.
Mr.. William Corey, a wealthy stone con-
tractor. committed suicide at Fort Hamil
ton, n. Y, Monday. He had amassed
large fortune in his business in connection
with quarry speculations, and was the
owner Of extensive quarries in Eastern
and Vermont. He had re-
Gently complained Of being worried with
his business affairs and being tired Of life.
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COMMERCIAL LAW.

.nELtTIN- ro NEGOTIABLE PAPER. CONTACTS. PART
NEEsHIr. ETC.'
AL of which are especially necessary fr and
ADAPTED O. Commercial purpose
Pupils desiring other studies than above may 60
lect any nr AL u- -hc COMMON ENsLIsH STUDIrs. and
pursue them in connection with W separate iron
COMMERCIAL STUDIES.
Pupils received az any time g there arc vacancies
Prospectus and Circu1r ~ tLe SCHOOL post free.
The School IS now located % a6- Washington Street
location previous 90 the IRE " May li. l--
Hours. % % Closed Saturdays.
VACATION DURING JULY AND AUGUST.
Application :ar adm ission. sept. LIST. may be made
in person tIl july Ist ron july lst b. August
% hY letter only. building closed. August 18th
til Sept lst the principal VII De iu attendance
daily from ill
II Z. HIBBARD, Prime pal
March 15-w,t
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TINS Ransom GUARDS. - The Ransom
Guards Of st. Adams came out Wednes-
day afternoon, for their feld-day exercises.
and, led by the Brigade Band. marched TO
the NJ F. Church to listen To sermon by
Rev. \. c. Stevens The company and band
presented 4 very fine appearance. At the
conclusion of the discourse, which we learn
was able and interesting. the Guards de-
voted the remainder of the afternoon to drill
and parade. The dress parade at SIX o'olock
IN the Park was fine spectacle. and was
witnessed by a large and delighted assem-
blage OF citizens of both sexes. Lieut.. La
pointe, [. 5. A..put the "Guards' through
the manual in very thorough manner In
the evenIng.a supper came off at the Ameri-
can House. where fitting responses were made
TO toasts by Major Newton, Willard Far
ringtCn, L. L. butcher. Major Childs. Rev.
A. {. Stevens. W. II. II. McAllister. Col.
Benton. Lucius Bigelow of the Advertiser.
". d. Wilson. Judge Deavitt. Hiram
Pierce. \. o. Brainerd and E. g. Lucas
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In the summer OF 1873, fused the New York En-
amel Paint / consider il full CHEAP as lead and
oil mixed in the usual way, ana believe it 10 be
the most durable paint in use, s. A. HILL.
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The Farmers party of Indiana. held a
State Convention in indianapolis. Wednes-
day. and the same party Of Illinois held one
in Chicago. By the former platform was
adopted. declaring independence of all po-
litical parties; that their interests and
those Of the transportation companies are
identical; favoring every practicable in
crease OF transportation facilities between
producers and consumers opposing mo-
nopolies of all descriptions; pronouncing
the gold basis proposition a fallacy favor
ing the withdrawal Of all circulating notes
except government issues. full State
ticket was nominated. except governor and
lIeutenant-governor. In the Illinois con-
yention resolution opposing initiation of
the currency was tabled BY an almost unani-
nous vote. Independence of all political
parties was declared \ Democratic candi-
date was nominated for State treasurer, and
Republican superintendent of public in
structlOn.
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NTFf ARHIF Nd.
rTuE SECOND EnITION" Of our fashionable
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WATERS CONCERTO ORG41,

Are the most beautiful 10 STYLE ana perfect .- --
ever made. The CONCERTO STOP Istle Is.-...
placed IN any organ. Il is produee- ts On s--
set o- reels. peculiarly voiced. the effect u
IS fn.s. charming and soul-st.-riu-. wi j. .-.
tltUu 0. the human voice ls supert. Terms na-
WATERS PHIHARNoSIc. kEsrE- All Ha.ne.
TRAL ORGAN, uulque French Case. aye .a.
the ncs- made ami combine putty .. vae.r.-H..
great volume q. fone. Suitable f0- rl-..- .1-.
0r Music Hal. WATERS NV SCALE p fN.-
have great power ami tine s-n-u- tone. "
modern improvements and are TIE LEsr f.t,..
Tire Pianos and organs are war-au-e. - ..
years. PRICES EXTREMELY Low Jig e.
part cash. AM balance "A monthly Ur nr.----
payments. Secondhand instrument t4sar ID ..
change a gents wanted II every Cour-r ID -..
L ;. and tlul1a- A lheral q. scauu- o. el--.-.
Miu.stsr Churches. schools, Lodges. -.. I'LL.
tratcd Catalogues mailed
HORACE NATEE> L SOS
ash broadway. New ia-A. b.
llly H-fd&w4w
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Nellie Sullivan. aged sixteen years. died
Of fright at Webster, Mas. during the
thunder storm. Sunday evening.
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RIPLEY & Horror:
6ents-Two years ago ! painted my buildings
with New York Enamel Paint Thus tar it looks as
well as when first used it. consider it tie cheap
est and most desirable paint in the market
MILO KELLER.
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ina CONDITION OF LEGIslArIoN.-Tbe far
tiheation- naval, military academy and eon-
sniai anu diplomatic appropriation bills
have become laws The army bill. exeep.
tive, Legislative and Judicial bill and Indian
appropriation bill are in conference Tbo
deficiency appropriation bill has bo.u
ported back to the house on disavrae;nr
amendments. The postofice appropriated
bill and river and harbor approprs t;o t h;ii
have passed the house, but have NO, VI.
been considered in the Senate. The pen.,on
sU mas passed both houses and is now r;,h
tne committee on appropriations. on zen n
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lAbA-lA r wa 4-fs0 1 Fl
4'l Broadway. New iu-s. b.
lay i.-flSw4w
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I'M BIRDs.-Me are told there Is a move
ment among the boys for gathering bird :
eggs to make display of what they get at
the expense Of those diligent and beau
tlinl creatures who live only to make
melody IN their season and rear their
young. In spite Of the April snow
which caught them early, the birds are
more numerous this year thar usual.
OF nearly every kind that visit us,
and. with the opening of the season. they,
ike ourselves. are tall of work, and. as
their nature Is, and this Is a delight to us.
as iull as ever of their music. That they are
useful toe, to men, in respect to the crops.
every school boy knows. from the slugs and
insects they consume. so injurious to trees
and vegetables.
The law takes notice Of this so that il Is
made criminal offence to destroy any of
our familiar birds, and the sportsman is
compelled to spare them. But if youth is
their enemy. what chance have we that
the useful birds, which the law protects.
viii be multiplied to be more useful, that
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\ NV GENIUs.-Brattlebor appears to
be the one place in Vermont where genius
Is Indigenous. 1t was the home of Powers
and Mead and now a new order of talent Is
manifested there. During the winter when
ever an event happened in the village it was
caricatured. the drawings displaying great
power, and were exhibited in the windows
OF one Of the principal stores For long
time no one knew who had done them they
were objects of much curious speculation,
and everybody grew interested in the IN
known artist. There was much strength
but no coarseness about them they seemed
TO catch the spirit of caricature, and were
eminently successful. At last it was dis
covered that Robert Hardy. Jr. young
fellow about 10 or 90 aud the son of the
famous drum major of the Ninth Vermont
Volunteers. and well known to our citizens.
was the artist He had been very quiet
about his work until the merit of it was
discovered and acknowledged. He mad never
had any instruction, and has never known
that he possessed the talent until few
months since As an experiment he has
been engaged in making crayon portraits,
and two of them are on exhibition now.
Both as portraits and pictures they are ex-
cellent /; wonderfully so, when one remem-
bers that the boy is utterly untaught, never
having had one lesson in his whole life He
Is determined now to turn ms attention to
Art, and if he uses his talent Alright, Brat
tleboro will one day have her painter rs well
Is her sculptor. -REflasd Herald.
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The Senate committee on patents have de-
cided TO report adversely on the applica-
tons for extension of the three sewing
machine patents of Wickerman. A. B.
Wilson and Aekers Il Felthausen. These
are the patents by which the sewing
machine monopoly has been so long main
faiupH
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RIPLEY HOLToS
6ents-In the fall OF 1872. used the New York
Enamel Paint on my buildings. i consider 1t a good
paint IL does not chalk or crack, and yet retains
its original gloss. HENRY HILDRETH.
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MILITARY DRILL N CoLLEcEs We shall
be sorry 70 see the military element disan-
pear from orr schools and colleges. Il has
already developed cias- OF young men of
nooier physical bearing than their urede-
oessors, aad We venture 10 say that
none 81 them are morally the worse for
Sleh lessons AS they may have received
~ soldierly discipline Bowdoin College
va never more prosperous than lust be-
Ioie thi> Rebellion and il Is 10 be hoped
that that 1t Will leave her stronger than before
Inc hazins mutiny at Michigan University
ma been successfully and firmly met and We
truss that tine Eastern College. too. will be
e4Hal u the occasion Christian Union.
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roo PIANOS AND ORC,xs
"EDEOGRAPHY.

EDtoekAPHi."-A new book on the -. d. =
ins ny sound complete system Of Pbone,;,s - TX
iiana the shortest, most simple. easy. and c,-
henslVe, enabling any one in short time h. - W.
trials, speeches. sermons. &C The I.ordss b5eSor
u written with ~ strokes Of the pen, ami I ay
per minute The unemployed should iearn ~ y Z
tree 4, f,, ~ nal - cts Agents wanted Adore. =
p. fd&w4w 4@--AiI
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AaFss 3. T " CENTENNIAL
GAZETTEER. rxrrr gy I -

No book has ever been published Of such ur.y.-..
interest o. the American people. j. aupss ...-
particular class alone, nut 10 all c4asse- -
and women 81 al professions. creeds oc-t,...
and political uninIons-to Farmers. Lawver- t.
hess Men. Mechanics, Physician p
Teachers. students. Manufacturer "a es-le1. g..
ol learning ana men who can only read. o.. II. f..
y0un-. All want il as a book Of constant 20. .-.-
and o. preserve ior their children am G. .-e
children as the only complete and re.aI 49,
showing the gigantic results os THE FIRST U,s
HUNDRED YEARS or THE CREATES 81
PUBLIC TIE WORLD EVER SAW ]. b.
luxury but a necessity % every wei % --
Amer can citizen. Agents make sirI g. s...
SPIN -ield. Mas-.-1lay D.. -dSs4w
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froi- OF Obstetrics and Diseases OF Wo,n.,, -
Children, University Of vermopt.
No. 3. VAN MSS Housr Rr,,
omee Hours; to3p. m. daily, and on s.,u-d.v.
from to 10 a. IN.
Nay 2s-dkw to julyI,
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Parson Brownlow styles the civil rights
bill =" bill for the encouragement of riot
and chaos In the Southern states, and for
the humiliation of the widows and oppres-
sion of the orphans of the South"
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rIullS is o. certify that ] have given my son.
/ Frank Lord his time during the rema iniu =
part o. his minority, that ] shall claim none Of his
wa-es. no7 pay any debts OF his contracting after
tbs date. PETERS LORD.
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Z GASTLf BOUND CANVASSING HuIb 20
tne best and cheapest Family B .hls everlr. &c..
viii te sent free of charge % any u0O. l-s--
contains oyER zoo line Scripture l.u.--.. r..
ana agents are meeting with uupreceleutel sg.s-..
Address. stai-lc experience. etc. ana We ~ d.. -.-
you what our ISeuts are doinz-NATItNA OIL.
Listing CO.. Pnlla-. Pa.-May lI. +dhv.r
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me rhliauelp man society hAS ~ Annieer;
- ~ ~ 7uil'S o,riiIu- -u1 " ~ IN
-. - 5.I;,o-i,, - -
- - - ~ - ~ .eE - -, .
- pt- 80, IL T.
60 - 1Vi,,, - 15.b = I'm
NANN .'eioN 0''N
, On Sunday. Nav l6,says the Troy Inns,
MAYOR Jerome Is. Farmenter, OF the Troy
Press. and y d. Stewart. OF Bennington.
iather-ln-iaw t. jerome. had little lnno-
cent sport stewart had large pile OF
brush aud Ola ruobi-a 10 ms yard and Je-
rome Thought probably thar II would look
better Il 10 Wa removed. ana SO set IRE 10
d. The pue % rubbish was consumed to-
-etncr with the adjoining ncighbor's grass
land 90 some acre 1r more, quantity Of
fence, and the ~ehaol district came near be-
ln- without school house for Monday
session. Probably jerome ner,- worked
,.-I1eI IMAM Ae di4 % eA-ih- ui7h Ihat nre-
'- 49, 49,. 49,. 'i Ia "a! --iO- ~
i--.'iI... NJ ~
m, -. -
''-''''
CALEDONIA COUNTY
4 disease has appeared among the sheep
iu North hraF. from which some of the
farmers have lu~t over half their tl0cks.
They suddenly become weak and discharge
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CENTS UNDERTAKE..
TIE NETROPOIITA SHIRT.

Owing 70 the depressed condition Of the market
have been enabled 70 buy. for CASH some specialize.
10 Clothing which / an offering al very low prices
have lust received some very handsome suitinss
ioT Men Youths. and BOYS. Also large additions
TO NY HAT AND CAP STOCK. In Hats espec-
Tally am daily receiving the latest STYLES. Every
one shat visits HEADQUARTERS for Clothing Geuts'
Furnishing Goods Hats, Caps. &C. SAYS that
'SAar' is the place 70 buy goods u bottom price 90
An examination o. Goods and Prices respectfully
solicited At the old stand
: Main street. OPPOSITE CITY HALL.
J.. T.. SHAW.
April % dAwt
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c0NSUM PTI0N

Whicn can be cured by q
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and IS offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
Of over forty years. When
escorted TO In season it SCI
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side.
Liver Complaint, Bleeding,
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation.
thus removing the cause Of
the complaint.
PREPARED pY
stTH W. P0WLE & SONS, Bas.o, u.
~ sa'd BY Druggists and Dealers generally.
bet ao-dsodAviy
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A GOOD SECONDHAND SIX HORSE POWER
u ENGINE AND BOILER
MINER. POPE 4 co.
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BKrANT a srKATToN scmooI.
Commercial
bookkeeping.

COURSE ag sTunT- PREPARATORY go BUSINESS.
The stud es embraced In the plan O.. the School.
ami designed ,- those pupils vino have acquired q
good know edge o. the E4emeuta-g English
H-anene- M.