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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-06-01
T NATHANIEL p. DEANS ESTATE.

I NATHANIEL p. DEANS ESTATE.
i 4 STATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court, held at the Probate Office in
ST. Johnsbury, in said district on the 3Oth day of
May, A. ID. 1877.
Frank Perrigo, executor of the last will and
testament Nathaniel 2. Dean, late of st.
Johnsbury, in said district, deceased, presents
his administration account for examination
and allowance, and makes application for decree
of distribution and partition of the estate of said
deceased
WhereupOn, it is ordered by said court that said
account and said application be referred to a ses-
sion thereof to be held at the probate office in
st. Johnsbury, the Goth day of June A ID. 1877,
for hearing and decision thereon And it is further
ordered that notice hereof be given to all persons
interested by publication of the same three weeks
successfully in the CaedOnian a newspaper pub
lished at st. Johnsbury previous to said time APP
pointed for hearing, that they may appear at said
time and place. and show cause, if any they may
have why said account should not be allowed
and such decree made.
By the Court Attest,
HENRY FRENCH. Register.
A true copy of record, Attest,
1851 HENRY FRENCH Register.
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st. Johnsbury East.

st. Johnsbury East.
There has been quite stir in real
estate here this spring. In addition to
what has been previously noticed, we
would mention that D. A. Chase has
sold his grist mill to A. H. Mcleod OF
st. Johnsbury. Price $1,000.
Jerry Drew has snapped his Willis
farm with his brother John, taking in
exchange the Emerson place.
David Goodall has sold his store to
Peter Brown, who occupies it at present
as boot and shoe store. Price $500.
John Sargent has sold part of his
real estate, which consists of pasture
tillage, and sugar place, to Jesse
Cheney. Price 5000.
David Goodall and daughter have
returned from Florida, where they have
been spending the winter.
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Face with Charming Features may be
rendered actually repulsive by blotches pimples
GLeHns Sulphur Soap, promptly remedies all COM
plexional blemishes well as local eruptions of
the skin, burns, bruises, scalds, etc. Sold by all
druggists. HITS Hair aud Whisker Dye Black
Brown, 30 cents. 1863
IF YOUR MORNING CUP OF COFFEE makes you feel
qualmish renders YOUR nerves unsteady, substi-
stute cup of Walter Baker & Co.'S delicious ChOc
olate. 1t is nutritious healthful and very easy OF
preparation. All grocers sell it. 1t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-06-01
81. cSohnsburp Galedonian.
:. Iobnsbury, VT, Friday, June 1, 1877.
Post Office Time Table.

osica hours from 1880, a.. m. to p. m. Sundays
~, NEE will be open for one hour after close OF
Earning service.
NAILS ARRIVE AS FOLLOWS.
., - Roston direct at 1870 a. m, and $3.50 p. m
FROM sW York and West, 1l:20 a. m. and $50 p. m
he North johnson, & w. Concord 800 a. m
North Danville & Lower Waterford, $50 a. m
. the south, $50 p. m from the East, $50 p. m
MAILS CLOSE AS FOLLOWS.
r,r tbe South and East $3.50 a. m,
re-. North p. & q. II. X. West, 4:30 p. m.
o. West Concord. 2:45 p. m.
o.. Iower Waterford, 500 p. m.
d, North Danville, $3.50 a. N.
. Roston. New York and West, 7:30p. m.
CHARLES p. CARPENTER I'd, P. NJ.
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Monroe.

Monroe.
We ale glad to learn that Mr.. Had
lock who was so badly injured two or
three weeks since by falling from the
high beams of his barn, is in fair way
to recover.
1t is reported that John Q. Gilchrist,
who was formerly of the firm of Gil
christ, Bowman and Colby, will fill his
old store in this village with a fresh
stock of general merchandise, and will
try to ''paddle his own canoe"
Rev. j. l.. Litch preached for the last
time before the church which has been
formed in this place under his pastorate,
last Sabbath. To him-under God
more than to any other man, the people
of Monroe owe their immediate past
and present spiritual prosperity. While
we are sorry to lose the labOrs of one
so well calculated to strengthen ''tht
things that remain" we hope he vii
obtain field where his efforts will bt
better appreciated and more fully re.
warded.
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The Calcium Light.

A great and novel attraction, procured at great
expense and under the personal management of
John j. Ridgeway, Esq, the gentleman who for
the past three years has done the Illuminating bus
mess for the city OF Boston, and whose charming
cOlored lights have always pleased the public.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-06-01

Boston Prices Current.
VT. BUTTER, Choice, per ID 81 %
DIARIES I'd quality, 10 a 20
Common, IL IA
VT. CHEESE, Factory peril II Is
Farm Dairy, good, 10 IL
Farm Dairy common 9 10
FLOUR St. Louis & Illinois, per Dbl so a IL 90
Ohio and Michigan, 9 90 a 10 90
Common Extra, 90 90
Superfine, 6 80 a 90
EGGS, Fresh per dOz IL l3
LARD, Tierces, per 10 IL liz
Tubs, liz a liz
BEANS, Marrow. per bush 10 2 90
Pea, 2 IS 3 %
Medium, 275 . 81
Mixed, 50 90
DE Mans A and 4 in Me e6%% Choice p'rO
Maine, quartered, choice, n
Western, 81
POULTRY, Turkeys, fresh killed. II 1S
Turkeys, common, IL IA
Chickens fresh, 1S 26
Common, 10 a IA
Fowls, IL Is
Geese, 90
PORK, Clear, Ex., per Dbl 90 90 a 20 90
Mess 16 90 16 80
Fresh Hogs, u
Hams smoked, 10a IL
SUNDRIES, Pressed Hay, per ton 10 90 a 81 90
Hops, per lib 10 II
Potato Starch, 6
Oats per bush 81 a 81
Corn, 81 II
Potatoes. OF 1 10
Maple Sugar, tubs, a
Maple Sugar, cakes, 10 II
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Spsriai .Nnfres.

PASSUMPSIC LODGE. No. 81 f. & A. NJ.
Regular communication Thursday eve, on or before
the full of the Moon. b. L. HASTINGS, Sec.
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McIndoe'S.

c. Fl. Hosford, Esq, has secured
rooms i'll F. H. Colby's block, where he
will dispense the law to as many as
may desire to be served.
Rev. j. L. Litch having terminated
his labors with this people last Sabbath,
removes this week to his future field of
effort at Derby Line. The best wishes
of all his friends go with him, saddened
only by the regrets that our church
were no longer able to pledge the re-
quired salary. AS a people we feel sure
that wherever he may dispense the
Word of Life, God will abundantly
crown him with success.
The trustees of the parsonage asso-
citation have rented the parsonage till
January LIST, 1873, to Gilbert Hunt who
takes possession Immediately.
c. w. French has recently removed
his family to South Lancaster, n. H.,
where he is engaged in numbering, and
has rented his house here to two ten
ants.
A man calling himself Kit Carson
Jr., gave a free lecture in Academy
Hall on Saturday evening. He was d
pleasing speaker, and was evidently
full of his theme-which was delinea-
ton of frontier life aud his experience:
with the Indians. At the close of hi,
lecture we are told that one of the
Trustees of the Academy came forward
hall, which the retiring audience sooI
contributed.
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REDUCED PRICES
Boots and Shoes 4! !
AND NO HUMBUC!

pretend to no insanity, do pretend my
goods from bankrupt stock, but regular goods
and at regular prices, none of which selling at
less than cost to bait customers, but all pay little
and but little profit, and will guarantee them to
be as low as any pretended bankrupt stock, and
better quality.
I. 3. CORHAM.
May II, 1877. 77tf
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HASWELL CHAPTER, NO. IL, r.. A. Nj.
Regular communication. Friday before the
ull of the moon. S. W. PAGE, Sec'y.
, 1877-08-07

and that the variance. bcim. In material pou,.
VIVA taial llis client dealt usually IN ordinary
tH. t 1aras ~! @ ; ann mn is a,,.to ~ 1
of ,,c,,,.r i, lion, INV r,,In have Az w II
Mr. Tru,lr sl.vi,rri that Il waa customary on
ali rua,ls tu -Iln,y any ,rrstr1 n, rte IN tl,rsr
in," .j,c o,,"s,or a. II, wnciher he was The ncr
en-, nn,nr!l ~, ,l,c ~ ts,r.t ~ " A4 wiz pN'
Tbo Court sai,l That, a. the tt,het real, Char,c.
Smith, uv one else Vas eut!tiel to travel
iii. Trudc held that the alleged defect in tho
Indictment WA not material. nn,i reviewed. The
casc at some length, Wr claimed that Muifurtl.
having NJ, authorization IRON, tic Chicago 4
thas % r,ilrna.l4 % 1a" Nv ''s'' - 'e s's~'Ns wv
,Tntlcc F'arwr1l thot,rht that an innortant
polnt was whether THOMPSON haI n rfrht Il,
rtJc on tic ticket, or was sIn,ptr aitowrti 10 do
tluctur.
EDWARD 4, NCLroRp,
WIN tlcscrihrIi hm.cif ns Hraittnna ~ ticket
broker" sa,d ihot he had an ot,iyc at No. u
CLARK street. anS hl beg" s[ yeaEs y n, ,4
other persons engaged In That business in Gil
wcrr ok iirtns of ticket brokers Ia Chicago, and
On tic average two in every large citY. ills
had tyc offices, iIo cxplajuc.l thc
modr, oncran,H nj III business
to bc that travellers, by taking advantage u
connecting t5t,cs anil nurchastnr thrm1tr!, ttckrts
coui.j cifect saving. Fur instar,rc. rnnt,
coming fro,u Now YORK 10 Chtcaeo woiIhi buy
fhro,lEh uckct to 81, Lo1,is for ya Iiia ticket
10 Chicago alone w,.,,tli cost 6. Nv purchasing
thrnluit trkct he t,Dt n ct,,i,,nn fruIn Chcns,0
TO St. Louis for witch witness would pay
lin II, This co,,non would bo sold to trny-
eicr frpm Chisart, to st, LuuIs far s.. no tint
tic original purchascr saved e., tic list 81, AID
wI,urss tna,le ii. lila Drollts from the Ehlcn.rp
ol!iru nycrage,i k50sSl nor ycar Inrjnr tbo last
four Years. Tlu BUSINESS orIginatetl al,out lei,
wears nrn. md wus still growing. in enItu III M
law passed twp Ycars nso, ills tirn5 haI raid
no attention whatever to the Inv, bciioylnr It to
bn unconktitutit,nnl. nnI having tie ontn}nn OF
rofxi LAWYERS to l,irk them. II, tho csttIrse of
wear they handled sS0.UN worth Of tickets,
WItncs, considered his tpccial knowledge Of
, 1877-08-07

OMAHA, Aug. d.-slncc the river changed It's
course heavy currcnt has been settinx In to-
wasds thu Nebraska shore, which, 1t ls thought,
Is cndangcEing ths smcltEng-works aud the
Union Paclac shops. The uniou Pacific Coul-
l,auy arc now making strong cdosts to turn This
current towards thu Iowa shofc by sip1apptpg,
For the purpose Of haulin% atone to tho i si,ot,
q temporary truck was luld, aud this murutng
uboat 3 oelock abuut :ao ttct Q! this truck was
hight a:lta day T. avert the Threatened danger.
, 1877-08-07


loLlET, Ill.,. Aug. G-TLu rerc,,t constant
battling Of TlE TRIBUNE for TIC Interests of
poltry-toltlcts Ia the Protection LtIr-lnsuTaucc
company Of Chicago has caused many Vi t!e
thinking tncs to inquiry n,uru definitely In re-
gard u the ai1airs VI that institution, 4.,i the
exposa in to-lay's papcr completely staegers
tho muEe csciu!ous. Il transpffcs tonight that
hlaJ. Robert H. Woods. tho Insurance ExaInIucT
fus the State, who is no Doubt responsible t,r
thu recent withdrawing given tho Protection, IL
adjusting lis atfairs prefasatory to leaving tllu
co!ntry for Europe. This statement IL posI-
ttYclY made by lbs intimate fricuds here.
NEEDS .WAklSU EP.
HF<cftt {Hsss1ff.scs Ia 1Ak JtftMH<,
HFKlN0klgLn, H., Aug. G--Stute-Auditor
kee4les this evening t&suctl &n order dirertIny
tho Illinois axcnts VI tho Charter Oak Life-1a-
suFaneu Company to cea4e dining business III tho
State, On account u tAa impairment ot tho
COMPANY i capital.
, 1877-08-07

Question is MT settled set, either, and that
ought 10 hr III lde.i rp,n cfurc We adjourn.
ALL Inwlcigh-l btt'rve e2OO,tAU was nppro-
priatcl for the hutllng of Sewers.
AID. Sweeney -Wlrre Is ~
Aid. Whitc-f understand the Mayor has
goic lsr t. Waukcst1H ~ Cci II. l.1u1ntcr.l
AID. tiilbrrt'+ nutinn waa then put, anl lost
by vote VI 10 to l4,n tw'ethrls vot. being
necessary In tnls. he Hi,ttt'n+
The Council tlcf ntln,1rtrtl.
, 1877-08-07
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

eates through The n:ood, hwt4t. Urine other ful
IT, @ !Ssss q e ts H. ,'oF q ns L
fiS,s.is'a i,fs s{rh: G!andq!ar. ns. \.
!anle snt other Parts of khe sysen Sore Eyes sIIun
9,9us plscar.e4 tron te Eafs. aud the ~orst fotn4
lt.nE wSrm. shis ithe4u. Erytipe!aa. Acme. pr.
sEoSs wSIMt n ~ tlssn IN T., TaaoF. Cancer. y =
tho catatlso range Of ths wonuer ct modern chcm!.'
nail fGH days uso Will prove to any ppfSun uslnK TT
then. -
ana decomposition that are continually IroxTesnE
snrSes!s u a.re;nE tcts wase* aa FsEalT. s ~
ths sar.spatiltaa ~ and dog aesrs-9 sr. 4, sts
Ut pnrnc ncnt!0H and succeeds In dianthuY tht o1 #
waates, IT, repafs will b. rapid. aud GvcFy !sJ "
better! appetltn improving. mud nesh and weight Il.
creAslDk.
HUt only docs the sarsapa.iIItan esovcnt c.ctl Il
remedial aconta tn.thr cnFs nf tthrphc. :Craf ukI&
itlEH E4EH int
, 1877-08-07
PRICE, 81 Per Bottle.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER

Kind sr: / have been tsktug your lsesolrent, htfr
lanx P!ila snI al.o Haina taa iesy ui!ef e,
year fur uYarinn tAnufS the Ah1oHien, whi:h ~
bounced JnruraAft.
TiIsy wero liku Eno.s on tree. 1ty Weight VA n
pog!'dt ~hen c9!nlHensed With sou{ tsns1:ea - -
all guns yet. hare taken twonty. four botth1 Ht ~
solvent. nine Of etef. and twenty bottles Of p
tR0t tho medicines from q. GfYnY. Tiea1a scpl y
Mrs, G, KnAPH
, 1877-08-07
FEVER ANID AGUE.

FEvEE, ,ASD .AoUE cured for 20 csnta. Therc, |. sot
Ans antl al oth:r A!aarons lilluhs, scarlet, TypboI
Yellow, and Other Fever. aided by ltAINAYS iLlS,
per bottle. ' S~
, 1877-08-07

Whnt ffs Has to Say Abont tho Financial
flank of the Republican E1atEnrns-t1 tit
ttn 0f titc True Tnwnrdncas Of t1,e Commit.
fcA Otk kseat&1ttt1nna.
, 1877-08-07
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb pt.eas-. 0ravei. ptahetel, nror:
p..ear. AIbunlurla. anl ID iii casrs wurte lltfs
6LGk. tlast de1oss lr the waiee Il thick, ctonIy pt!
aAl.tancs4 Ike tho white Ut egg, lrtKs kt
whtt0 SILK. " there t. IlprhiI dirk bilious aples-
Rnrg and wh1 toLe.d1st deposits. nIll tfft
palm IN thr sMal 0f Tho back and al0tig Tic I0lus.
, 1877-08-07

followed as 10 thu ahsntsatbllty Ut Testimony In
rrgnrl &otbd ticket, alr llerrick contcudIng Tint
Il WIS wrongly tlesrsilrtl In Tho Indictment, and
that this WIS fatal defect. lie cited eass. In
pcr ccnt INTEREST, while II really unIy bose inter,
rat at the rate Of onc-tenth Ut rer cent. ln
this ease the Court held that thu defective de-
seript!un was fatal to the indictment. Another
ease cited wa3 tlis Commonwealth ". Rea, VI
Gray, ~.
having been conullttcd must not be- proved by
evidence. Confession Na1 not evidence u tu
the sale Vi tue ticket.
In erossexa1nin4s!on by bIr. lIcsrlrk, NF.
Whippfc said that 1t was tic CUSTOM of tho ROAD
to allow my person to rule upon these ] ,txs0-
uac unless ha was notiiic1 t'y thu management
y take UP the uckst and collect fare:
rllc on Charlotte snith's tl;kct unless
the management notified the conductor not "
llass hll. llekrts were taken up under orsera
Wlerr the NalLliseEs Wtru notified that they had
bcen sLals'., forged. u counterfcitel.
MATT REEVES,
CLERK With Mr. MUlfur.i, testItsl that the latter
!lau III CeFl!Acate from this Chicago Il Attuu
Railroad; II" believed that lu bought the ticket
pFSdasesi, ahtl that coupons for pe5llaps eighty
George 81. iiagtmatl, y Suuth Town cou.ta-
bic, was the ncxt wltiess. liz told About &hs
transaction hetwGSH Slulfuru aud Tuumusuu
mud said that nc ssw AuIforu return the
money u Thoupsou. Wituss4 hui State
sa5tant r. a, aof Auits'as .{ at.s'' ana sfpt
Identified the tsckrt ly private ua1k MAIeA hc
put on II vt the tlmc.
THIS concluded the testimony. aud Mr. Her
rick commenced bis aEKMuent On tho
EOAsTlTuTlOHALlrr UF TUE LAW.
Ill held that tAr ticket Offered lu evidence
In ~
, 1877-08-07
THE WEATHER.

WAsulsaTos, d. G., Aug. I'll n m.-For
ahe Tcnnessre and Ohio Valleys and Upper
Lake lRcgion falling, followed by, rlsItg,
barometer, southwest to northwest Winds,
warmrr, followed BY roocr partly cloudy
weather, vll1 possibly tugAl rains.
Local osskKyATtdSs.
f,uaotdo Auu a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-11-14
Boston Produce Markell.

NoNDAY, November 18th, 1877.
POrATOES-The market ran along quite hrm most of
the week with sales OF choice Eastern Rose and Jack-Ons
606DR5 and Northern stock nj 556tBc n busel; but at
the close there easier feeling ana 6 il all that can be
obtained for large lots.
HAY AND SrRAW-The hay market has not improved
sales choice Eastern and Northern continue To be-
best grades Fine and medium grades range at SIG
sl7 d ton. Rye straw Is steady al slb@l6 b ton.
CHEESE-The market has been depressed and last
weeks pricrs difficult 10 obtain sales Of choice North
factory have been made 1T l3GG3hc; but 3iSc Is an
price for the best lots, and buyers willing
give axe. Western factory has been selling at l2
Gl3c l H. the close choice lots he readily
bought at the outside figure. Fair 10 good ranges at l
l2c 81 pound.
WOO-fhere have been ales Of thirteen thousand pounds
Vermont and New Hampshire at i!c Ohio and Pennsyl-
i5c q H. Michigan and Wisconsin heeces range at 5aGI3c
there very little wool of this description that Will
command iNG1ilc 81 N. In cOmbng and deaine the
sales been SOS coarse and A6IbTc for hnc
and medium grades OF delane and comung Pulled wool l.
Ia fair demand 30Gibc q h for super and In Cali
or wool there has been considerable doing AT 52bc for
tall, and 22et35c for spring. as to quality.
BUTrER-strirty fine lots OF Vermont taken about
AS fast as received AT 216gc hut only small proportion Of
s compose the bulk the stock and these have been sell
2O6D23c " II. few very choice dairies with ia
ends 10 24c, hut g3c Is all that can be depended
upon some dlifies that called good hard I,
At lsttlUc. After passing the finest quality there Is u
fact established price no reasonable concession vii
article Of Western offering at ltec 81 10 but sale
small some fancy lots Of dairy packed Western com
and 6o1c " H. but only occasional consgnments of th
| quality are being received.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-11-14
Draths

In Montpelier November IL, of typhoid fever, PETER
time m apprentice In the WATcHMAN office, and
dustfous worthy young brother died the same
disease only two weeks ago.
In wocou November2 AUSTIN POTTER. aged &C years
In fhetforl Center November l. :. q. ROGERS aged 81
years.
In Barnard, November 4, PHiLBRICK CRAM, aged So
years.
In sharon, November 49, CHESTER DOUBLEDAY,
aged y year..
In 81. Iohnsbury. November $, EDw ARD LADD, aged
abOut "a years.
In sharon, October a. EMELtNE DROWN PORTER,
wife of Lyman Is. Porter aged a. years.
In Cabot, November ,, NErrIE FOLSOM. daughter Of
Leonard and Lucy Folsom aged years and months.
In Washington, September 90. DOROTHY RAwSON,
aged 20 years and II monthsthe oldest person In town.
In Hard vick, November TO- of typhoid fever. ARTHUR
VI. klBBEE eldest son If John L. kbbee aged q years
In STAFFORD, November Q, Mrs. EBEN GEORGE aged IS
Her husband, with whom she had lived nearly
year,, is still living and is 20 years old.
In Newbury, November s. at the residence of her son.
Rev :. l.. Bates, Mrs. LUCINA CRANE wttuw Of the late
Deacon Samuel Bates, of Brookfed, aged Il years and
months
In Northdeld October o. Of consumption DELLA BEN
son, wife of A. i. Benson aged IS Mrs. Benson
devoted Christian faithful mother and
Kind neghbor. She died In holy triumph.
In Canton Ohio. November :, WILLIAM r. BASCoM,
editor Of the Canton RpoNfpy the 18th year of his
Mr. Bascom was for several editor of the Ohio State
Journal, and secretary to Governor Denson. lie
born IN Shorlrn. Vt. and moved to Ohio while young;
father OF iOr e.. NJ Bascoin, graduate Norwich
Ohio through the late evil The deceased also
uncle of Frank II. Bascon, Of this village
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-11-14

GAYsvIILE-I b. Morey has opened a gro
Gerry in the basement of A. A. Brooks new store,
AN experiment which has proved failure to sew
eral predecessors. Measures are being taken
to secure the services of Professor George LeClair
of Lebanon, n. H.. as teacher in vocal music.
Professor leClair taught singing-class here last
winter, giving very good satisfaction indeed, being
a teacher of rare merit, Or, q. Z L. Sparhawb
il soon to leave town. lie goes to New York
city where we understand he has formed business
connections in pharmacy. DR. Sparhawk is a sue
cessful homeopathy physician and will be much
missed in town rs n strong business man, having
carried ON extensive numbering operations for thu
past ten years The wooden mill owned by thu
Gays will be put in operation in a few days Thu
mill employs some thirty hands, which togethe
with the eighty odd employed in the button mill
will remind one Of the stirring days of old.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-11-14
Consumption Cured.

An old physician retired from practice having had placed
In his hands by East India missionary the formula Of
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure N consumption, bronchitis catauh asthma and al
for nervous debility and all complaints after hay
Ing tested s wonderful curative powers In thousands Of
cases, has felt his duty TO make known to his suffering
fellows Actuatcd by this motive, aud desire to reiev,
human suffering, will send free Of charge all who de-
lire IT, This recipe In German, French, English, with fu
directions for preparing and using Sent by mail by ad
dressing with stamp, naming this paper W. W sherfar
1873 Powers Block, Rochester, y. V. 0s-0ll
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-11-14

Ir is the duty Of every person who has used BosCEEs
GERMAN SYRUP TO let its wonderful qualities be known
to their friends In curing Consumption, Coughs.
Group Asthma Pneumonia and In fact all throat and lung
diseases. No person without immediate relief.
Three doses will relieve any and consider II the
uty " all druggists to recommend TO the poor dying
sumpve-at least TO try bottle forty thousand bot
Ties were sold last year, and where II failed
reported Such medicine ~ the GERMAN SYRUP can
not be too widely known. Ask your druggist about IT,
sample bottles To try sold ut ten cents Regular size
enty-nve cents. For sale by FRANK II. BAsCoM Drug
list, Montpelier. Vt si-35-eow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-11-14

"REMINISCENCES OF CHARLES g. EASTMAN"
From Mr. NJ. D. Gilman, librarian Of the Yer
mont Historical Society :" A correspondent of the
WArcHMAN, in last week issue, expresses "A hope
that u full file Of Mr. Eastmans political papers
may be procured and placed in the care of the
Vermont Historical Society, that the people may
have access to them would state that the His
torcal Society has procured from Mrs. Eastman
the editors complete files ;" of all the news.
papers with which Major Eastman was connected,
including those published in Lamoille county
| Spirit Of the Aye Woodstock and the Ve1non
| Patriot, Montpelier, all nicely bound