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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14
Boston Produce Market.

MONDAY, February IL let,,
PoULTRY-Turkeys are dull and lower, with sale 10
0@l2Sc, and chickens and fowls sell at sGllc q pou
GRASS SEED Glover T. firm but quiet at l56el7c s. D.,
Timothy is firm At s2G425 q bnshel and red top is quiet
s2g@15O q sack.
BEANS Mediums are selling at s225, pea beans at slo
J! 25&2 57Ji 4 bi.hei,
POTATOES There has been weaker tendency inpt
with sales Of Early Rose a. Jackson Whites u
for shipment South has Stacked or and the indications
that prices will he still lower.
CHEEsE-There is no material change In cheese. The
continue to be made At li@l5c q 10 for choice fac
tory and holders seem Sonhient o. miniainns ms rate
not safe to expect any advance at present.
mY AN9 RAY 81 sn ePP hay hys n Sa @S
for choice Eastern and Nolhern Medium grades are SELL
ws Y and ar Rf as anS S at % S G H2 Rye
straw Is in fair demand at so q ton.
EGGssoon after our last report prices Eened under
ing 2712sc q dozen saturday To-day the market un-
25@2ec q dozea There no price Tor lined eggs, AMI it
would be hard to make sales at l5c e. dozen,
Ohio and Pennsyvania deeces have ben selling At i3C
n and choice XIX @pd above are 4 ng IT, isSssoc Nsw
at 39@i3c q h. as to quality. pelnne n comhng eecri
combing.
BuTTER-The mild weather has eau'ela dull m!rs.t
i1r G ,hn, tb s GS fr The B.f eytI M il s0e
choice diaries held At 2i6l!c. hut ho - would u ~
e ere oat a. 3 ahe ANNETTE to SoRern S 6 81
little Western can be sold at over sOe and much j er
butter and it may he a week before a new basis wis,
established.
FLoUR-The sales OF patent Wisconsin and Minnesota
brands have been at sg@l0h0 z barrel rs to quality. VIM
ter wheat selling Si5O61abO " barrel for Medium aud
choice St Louis 256l25 Illinois, and S76s ~ barrel
for Ohio Indiana and Michigan. southern flour Is dul Mt
s75O95O d barrel for medium and choice family kels
extras range al s76S n barrel for Minnesota and s651
h barrel Wisconsin Western common extras are SELL
| ing at sS75G6.25 II barrel
GRAIN has been arriving more freely, and prices
have again declined i6lic u hushe. The recent les OF
mixed and yellow have 6i@55e u bushe Oats
dull, ANA prices nave declined SAFES e So WINE nave
been made AT bsc NO. white and No. mixed ut $40 lbc
No white and No. mixed at hN6gjlc and rejected nj
43MlSc Il hushe Rye has been selling At A5clSl 81 huse
shorts have been selling at sl32 fine feed at s24gj, and
| mililings ut sl6GD2I q ton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

REFORM CLUB CoNvESTIoN-A State conven-
ton of Reformed Mems Clubs of Vermont, is to
be held in Burlington, February DIST, 22d aud 3d.
at which will be considered the practicability of
forming State organization. Good speakers
will be in attendance Each club in the State is
requested to send one delegate at large, and one
additional delegate for every fifty members or
fractional part thereof, to be provided with pro-
per credentials Other members are also invited
as visitors Return checks will be given over the
lines of the Central Vermont railroad 1t is hoped
that every club will be represented, and that the
convention will be of interest and profit 1t is
especially requested that notice of the number to
be in att ndance from each club be reported as
soon as possible to W, A. Chapman chairman OF
the committee of arrangements at Burlington.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

PROBATE CoURT-The following business was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District
of Washington during the week ending Feb
ruary 18th, 1877; February 6th-lrena Person,
estate, 7, G. Kelton, administrator, S. W. Hill
and q, IL. Dix, appraisers and commissioners, and
license to sell personal estate granted; Luciu,
Parmalee's guardianship, Luther Davis, guardian
and J. X. Fullerton and C. Wyman, appraisers
Benjamin Porters and j. II Carpenters estates
commissioners reports returned and accepted
February sth-IIattie Boutelle's guardianship, J
o. Livingston and G. W. Wing, appraisers; Joe
Dotys estate, administration account allowed
February 9th-Abiiah Bemis estate, Asa Spencer
administrator, and George Wooster and j. Q. A
Packer, appraisers and commissioners February
l0th-B p. PitlSin's guardianship, guardian ac
count allowed.
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Oeekh smmkets.
Cattle Market.

February 10, ls77
AMOUNT STOCK AT MARKET
Catie. Sheen. Shotes. Hogs CARES.
This week 1851 407j 90 $3.50 q
One year ago...... is6' is$ 90 $3.50 Il
PRIcEs.-Bef Cdtie-Evira fat and heavy premium oxen
si75Gls50; hrst quality sl0O50; quality $500
as IS; third quality s. 2i515 q 100 ms
Of hde taOw and dressed beef few choice single PANS
ss.bU0ssi5, Bulls. etc. 500
H0rHRg Oras i2jMsl75 n nar or according TO their
value as beef Handy steers SS79l25.
Mitch Cors-far quality, S3Ues51 extra good, S55eSj
with or without calves as may he agreed tarrow ana
binary. s,@iO yelrlings sl0OgG20OO; two-years-ods
sl5006l30.UO; three years-uls, s256t40.
Sheen and Ldmbs-CommOn 3Glbisc; extra 5i,6l6i3C II
10 on live weight; sl.5Oe16i0 u head.
Shoes-Whoesae, OOegO RETAIL OOG1uOc ~ 10. Fat hogs
7kc n n.
skins ol2c raliow 6G165Ec u II; Country lots 5t,6c
u pound. pets with wool on, 15C9s.50 each. County
lots 75c6l $50 each
REHEARSAL Union Market the was lighter III II
usual, as freight charges have advanced the Grand
Trunk railroad, there being hardly two hundred hea OF
Northern cattle The market Is firm advance OF iic
q b, live weight The best lot was by Joyce Of Micl
ganseyeneen head. that sold at6lSc } ~ live We found
the trade for cattle quite lively the hest Northern stock.
: Robinson sold two weight $40 ibs at DC, live;
f.. Pierce sold &C. live and four hsc, vC \.
n Monroe sold twenty-eIht steer. average 2 lbs, NJ
5lsc and thirtysN average 1917 lbs, 4c Il h.
Veal calves are inst beginning To arrive There was far
supply of sheep and prices steady all grades ".
H. Barlwe sold fortysiX head half lambs at average
80 bs Dow 4 MOulton sold hundred amt forty. tuur
sheep IS ms, Mt 6i5c s. Robinson sold MY
Sheep weighing iSO lbs al SIC, o. e. kihln sO0 u ~
six sheep, weighing $3.50 ibs AT SIC e pound.
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sMarriaQes.

In Montpelier February TO- by Rev Father pupua,
JOHN W. SEVERANCE and Mrs. AURELIA ARD,
both Of Montpelier
In Nershie. February :, at the parsonage, by Rev r. r.
Merrlncld, HENRY T.. CLARK, Of Vershre, and EpS 4
VI. HUrClItNs Of West Fairlee.
IN Washington, February =, by Warren Huntington 7
GEORGE w. DOWNING OF Wilamstown, and ,its
MARTHA BARRON, Of Washington.
In Peacham, February g the parsonage OF the Meiho
dist church, by Rev A. Il. Kelly, MARK WHEELER, Of
Peacham, and LAURA 7. ADAMS, of Danville.
In East Montpelier. February the residence OF the
parents Of the BRIDE by Rev. J. Edward Wright COR
NELlUS u. REARDON, Of Washington, y. Y, and If
TIE +. CUNNINGHAM, Of East Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

Nor ALL "RAsCALs. Two weeks ago we pub
lshed news item to the effect that L. G. Smith,
T. b. Stafford, John S. Ware and Cyrus H. Bates
had been arrested and held under heavy bonds at
Boston, on a charge of having swindled certain
Vermont parties, Of whom they had been buying
hay and other country produce, We are now in
formed ON what seems to be good authority, that
while it is true as the news came to us, that the
parties all SO arrested and held it is not APP
parently true that they were all engaged in the
swindle Mr. Smith and Mr. Stafford are Lowell
men, and it seems that they are the ones who
bought the produce In Vermont, which they CON
signed to John s. Ware 4 Co.. commission mer-
chants, Boston, who advanced money on 1t and
sold it $50 they claim, as other commission mer-
chants do Several prominent members of the
Boston Board Of Trade including Mr.. II. W.
Vna formerly president Of the Corn Exchange,
and Mr.. j. +. Lamson, formerly of Waterbury, and
Governor Dillingham; son-in-law, have been CON
suited and they testify not only that Mr. Ware
stands well in the Board Of Trade, but that, ap-
parently, and so far as known at present, his
transactions In this matter have been altogether
legitimate, and in no way unusual with business
men. We publish this in justice to Mr.. Ware,
who was originally resident of this county, and
we trust that the investigation which Is soon To be
had, will show that these statements Of his fellow
members OF the Board Of Trade can be fully
substantated.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

Inc Board OF Agriculture VIII hold meetings
at East Calais on the 10Th and Dist nstants, and
and at Stowe on the 22d and 23d. At East Calais
the programme will be:
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
opening Address Albert Dwne East Calais
Home Production Ora Paul Pomfret
Does Pay to Raise Corn in Vermont AM Foster Cabot
Poultry as Source of Profit D O. spauldng Taftsvillo
TUESDAY EVENING.
Modes Of Handling MIX ....q. s. Fnssett, Enosburgh
The Dairy and Butter Making ...N skinner, Plainneld
Marketing Dairy Products. .....E. ID. Mason. Richmond
WEDNESDAY MORNING..
Neglects Of the Farm ....E. r. Andrews, Berlin
Budding and Grating. Chapman, Mddebury
Orcharding The Apple .....,..J. W. Town. Woodbury..
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Fancy Stock Raising ........W. $. Martini Plainhed
Diseases Of Stock Professor N Greasy, Amherst Mass.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The Educated Laboer... Dr. @. II. Gray, East Calais.
The Colorado Beetle Bug Clark King Montpelier.
Noxious Insects Professor O. H. Perkins, Burlington.
We also give the programme for the meeting
at Stowe as follows:
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Address Of Welcome. Newell Bigeow, Stowe
The Dairy ..."..,..........G. s. Fassett, Enosburgh
Diseases of Farm Stock Prof n. Greasy Amherst Mass.
THURSDAY EVENING.
Plea for Farmers Daughters Mrs Eunce Pottle Stowe
Potato Cultivation ........O.s PringIe Charlotte.
Have Vermont Farmers Cause for Encouragement ,.
W w Delano, Gilmore.
FRIDAY MoRxINo.
Doubling the Products of the
H. NJ. seely, Mddlebury
Grass Culture II. Mead, West Rutland
Smut and Ergot .....C q. Prnge, Charlotte.
FRIDAY AFrERSoos.
Budding and Grating ........A Chapman, Middebury
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

WEST TowYsHESD, Vt, May A. 1850.
Messrs. s. ". Fonle d Son:
In the spring Of lsi took a cold, which settled
my lungs, where 1t remained without relaxation.
then in Massachusetts, and growing and becoming
unable to attend to my business, returned home, and
commenced searching in earnest for some medicine which
would restore my lost health. consulted physicians
tried many remedies but obtained help, but daily grew
had terrible cough, and raised a good deal of
blood had profuse night sweats and severe pain in
side. continued in this state for months and became
weak that 1t with great difficulty could walk, when
was advised to try WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
and my great JOY found that this remedy had
rested the disease. continued to the BALsAM to the
extent of five bottles and have since then experienced
difficulty of the lungs. believe the BALsAM saved my life,
and shall hold it in high estimation. Yours truly,
we LEWIS PHELPS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14
S,rATE OF VERMONT, ,,,.,..,.
WAsuISGToN CouNIY &c L..I
SEPTEMBER TERN, 1870.

N.HHN
SEPTEMBER TERN 1870. !
Dadlsy b. Jones vs.. j. W. and 2. S. Roberts and 7.s
Uheroas At term of the Honorable County G. irt 81.
gun and held At Montpelier, Within and for the county
Washington, on the second Tuesday of Sentenhcr A.
ls76 dudley b. Jones, MddlescN in the county cot Was
uptou mas brought his ac of assumpsii agalns'
W Roberts and Peter = Roberts OF Boston, In the cnU
OF suffolk In tile state Of Massachusetts declaring M
defendants and william 5. Smith, in his life time, t
now deceased. and whom the said defendants have su
viyed on the 10Th day Of March, A. D. $50, at said Mdl
sex wit at said Montpelier were indcnted To the lun
In the sum OF four hundred dollars fo divers goods,
and merchandise, and chates by the plaintiff betor o.
time sold and delivered Ia the SAID defendants for tie s
and being so indebted, ihcy-the said defendants and
said William smith 10 Consideration thereof, ate3wl
and In the life time Of sad smh to W.. on ne RS A.
year last aforesaid at SAIL MdieseN To VII az said Mon
neier undertook and then aud there faithfully promis
the planun to pay him the said sum q money when e
unto Afte wards requested lel le sam geisnuAs ana
defendants the death Of the said smith, have not,
have any Of them paid the plaintiff said sum Of money,
wholly neglected and refused So 10 doi and IN said suit ~
said planf summoned Green +. Griswold, of Randolph
in the county orange Trustee OF the said defendants
And whereds at said term Of said Court, II was made
annear 10 Inc Court that the said defendants, James
Roberts and Peter ;. Roberts, reside without TINS stat
where process Of this Court cannot be served up
ordered By the Court. That they the said James
Roberts and Peter Roberts, be summoned 70 appear az
make answer said action NJ the terra Of THIS Court ne
10 be held at Montpelier within ana ,9r we eopiy d
Wellington on the second Tuesday OF March, A, ~ IS
hy tho publication Of the snhsianeeot SAID wrtsnu aeeAi
ton together with this order thereon, three weeks So
weekly Newspaper published al Montpelier, W, the last o.
which qualifications shall he at least twenty days pevor
To said term OF said Court ,,,,,... AZ,
a"s Oh january a. MELVILLE +. SMILE, Clerk
HHArH h cARlEros, Attorneys tor Plaintiff 6s-iO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

EXTENSION GRANTED-At a meeting Of the
creditors of Peabody & Co., at St Johnsbury, last
week. an arrangement was made by which the
latter granted an extension of one year, said
firm to pay the creditors ten per cent of the prin-
cipal, and the interest. The Passumpsic Savings
Bank, which is creditor, having security on tim
bered land from which the timber is being cut
has little different arrangement from the Others,
but all is satisfactorily arranged and it is hoped
that the business may now proceed without further
difficulty or interruption.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

SAD DEArH.-We are grieved to announce the
sudden death, by being thrown from his sleigh
on Saturday last, of Rev. T. l. Carpenter, al
Swanzy, N. II. Mr.. Carpenter was for severa
years pastor of the Congregational church in
Barre and subsequently labored in this state a'
secretary and agent of the Bible Society. In hi
several pastorates he was successful and was
highly esteemed in all the walks of life. His
wife, very superior woman, preceded him u
the better land by only few weeks, Mr.. Car
penter was native of Waterford, Vt, and bor
in 1908
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

THr Catholic temperance societies of the coun-
try have not subscribed very literally to their
great Centennial fountain. Ofthe forty-one thou
sand five hundred and tweniy-eight dollars al
ready collected Philadelphia societies gave thirty
one thousand three hundred and eighty-sx dol
lars, and there is still debt Of ten thousand nine
hundred and seyenty-three dollars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

TnE latest device for chasing his satanic maj
esty round the stump is a bill introduced in the
New York Assembly allowing liquor dealers in
New York to sell their beverages ON Sunday, pro-
vided they keep their front doors shut and only
admit customers at the side door
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

CABoT.-The fall aud winter terms of school in
District No, were taught by Miss Flora Nelson
who at the close Of the winters school completed
her seventeenth term of teaching. Those having
no absent marks in the fall term: Ellen Knapp
Florence Rogers, Carrie Knapp Frank, Sarah and
Mary Nc Allister, Addie Smith, Gertie Walbridge
Lonnie Reyes, and Robert Walbridge. Nottardy
Florence Rogers, Mym Knapp, Frank, Mary and
Sarah McAllister, Addie Smith, Carrie Smith,
Gertie Walbridge Cora Yaw, Hermon Rogers
Willie Collins, George Smart and Robert Wal.
bridge. Those not absent or tardy during the
winter term were; Florence Rogers, Gertie Wal
bridge, Alonzo Reyes Willie Boyce, Robert Wal
bridge. Roll of honor for both terms: Eliza
Knapp Ellen Knapp Carrie Knapp Myra Knapp
Florence Rogers Emma Lawson, Julia Whitcomb
Frank McAllster, Sarah McAlster Mary Me.
Allister, Addie Smith, Mariva lawson, Willie
lawson, Jamie Rogers, Herbert Damon Hermor
Rogers, Willie Collins, Robert Walbridge,
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WILLIE W. JACOBS, ESTATE,

The undersigned, having been appointed by the honoUb,
Probate the District of Washington, commission
ers receive examine, and adjust all claims and deuaud
OF all persons against The estate o willie jacobs, Htc
of Mashhed IN said District decreased, and all claims
hhed In offset thereto hereby give notice that Will nec
for purposes aforesaid Daniel ocumbs the iiIt
his late residence, the 26th day of February a f
day June next from o'clock T.. NJ until three orock
r. NJ each said days, and that months FROM the lA
dly Of January, A. - 1871, Is the time limited by said Con
FOR said creditors present their claims TO for cNnna
ton and allowance.
DATED at Marshdeld this 18th day January A. H. ISL.
GEORGE WOOSTER, ce,,,,Itsst.,.,...
$50 WILLIAM PRESTON. Z 'omiNs7' lhe'7'
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To all who are suffering from the errors and indlsoreons
OF yonth Weakness early decay loss of manhood
ETC., viii send recipe that viii cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discovered by mis-
sonary in South America, Send selfaddressed envelope
to the REV, JosErn T. ISMAs Station d, Bble House,
Ner FORK cfH. s2-Tsl
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JUDGE JOSEPH p BRADI.Ey's father was poor
farmer, and young Joseph was not permitted to
attend school, although he early manifested great
aptitude rs n scholar, He was born in Albany
county, New York, and when boy peddled char
coal in the streets.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

WAsHlNGToN.-The following Good Tempar
officers were duly initiated by Deputy Grand
Worthy Chief Templar, II. G. Carpenter, in Wash
ington Lodge, No. III, February Sd: Worthy
Chief Tempar, James b. Cave; Worthy Vice
Tempar, Mrs. NJ, f. Balch; Worthy Secretary,
p. b. Palmer; Worthy Financial Secretary, Alba
+. Bohonon Worthy Templar, Abbe McCrillis
Worthy Chaplain, Warren II Calef; Worthy Mar
shall, Ed Patterson; Worthy Sentinel, +. Smith
Worthy Guard, Ria Bach Worthy Deputy Mar
shall, Miss Stella Patt; Worthy Right Hand Sup
porter, Martha Barron Worthy Left Hand Sup
porter, Mrs. j. b. Cave; Worthy Assistant Sec
retary Mrs W H. Calef
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

TnosE CLorHEs-LlNE swISDLERs.- Messrs. Edi-
tors Those unprincipled and rascally clothes
line agents that have been mentioned in the
WMoHMAN, have lately been operating in several
towns in the counties Of Addison, Orange, Wash.
ington and Windsor, claiming to be agents for a
Hollow Gable Manufacturing Company" at
Hornesville, n, " and have by false and fraud
ulent representations succeeded in swndng
several honest and unsuspecting individuals out
of their hard-earned money amounting in the
aggregate to several hundreds of dollars. Such
scamps should be duly advertised to prevent
others being leeced by them, and arrested and
made TO answer to the law in such cases made
aud provided, one of them was arrested at
Bethel last week Thursday, and put some sixty
five or seventy dollars in the attorneys hands for
his appearance for trial but instead Of appearing
he took his team aud started for parts unknown.
His name Is i. II, Brown The first one that
made his appearance called his name D. Murray
you may use their names or not rs you think
best. n.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-02-14

ODD FELLowsHp,-Th thirteenth annual SEES
sion Of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows was held
in Burlington, ON Wednesday of last week. The
meeting was harmonious and pleasant, and the
order seems to be in a tiourshing condition. The
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year; Most Worshipful Grand Master John n
Gale Of st. Johnsbury; Right Worshipful Deputy
Grand Master, Horace H. Farnsworth of St Al
bans; Right Worshipful Grand Warden, Jonathan
A. Parker of Rutland; Right Worshipful Grand
Secretary John K. Burton Of bennington; Right
Worshipful Grand Treasurer, George D. Wright of
Burlington; Right Worshipful Grand Chaplain,
Samuel Bigwood of Winooski; Right Worshipful
Grand Representative to the Grand Lodge of the
United States, George II, Bgelow of Burlington
Worshipfu Grand Marshal, S G. Smith of Post
Mills; Worshipful Grand Conductor, John IL,
Baird of Burlington; Worshipful Grand Guardian,
Chauncey /. Shaw of Benningtoni Worshipful
Grand Herald, Charles T. Summers of Montpelier.
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lfaaI }lnGfes.
GIDEON MANN's ESTATE.

GIDEON MAINS ESTATE.
u COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The undersigned having been appointed by the Hon fro
bate Court Tor the District OF Washington Commissioners, to
receive examine, aud adjust an claims and demands Of all
persons against the estate OF Gideon Mann, late OF East
MONTPELIER In said District, deceased, and all claims ey-
hhed thereto hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purposes aforesaid, the office OF Homer W el-
ton Montpelier the 22d day of March and su day Of
July next, from o'clock until iou O'Clock, p NJ,
each OF said days months the 22d day
January A. D. ISL the time limited by said Court lc
creditors present their claims to for examination
and allowance,
Dated al East Montpelier this 3st day Of jan A. D. 1871.
TRUM Man {. KELrON, 4 Co,,,,i.sa,,,,,.
7D-72 CHARLES T.. PERRIN, COMMISSIONER
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3 EYE WASH makes the eyes bright.


For consumption, bronchitis asthma catarrh throat and
lung diseases. Also relief and permanent for
general debility dyspepsia and all nervous Affections by a
simple vegetable medicine which cured venerable mis-
sonary physician who long resident Of Syria and the
East and who has freely given this valuable specific TO
thousands of kindred sufferers with the greatest possible
benefits and he feels his sacred Christian duty to
mpar others this wonderful invigorating remedy and
will send FREE the original recipe complete with full di
rectons. to any person enclosing stamp for reply.
6l-ss1 DIR. CLARK a. ROBBINS,
P. o. Bsx 76.) Greeley Block, Syracuse n. Y.
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PLAiNFIELD.- Wednesday evening the Metho-
dist society gave socabe at A. w. Kings of
Marshfield, which was attended by many from
Cabot, Marshfeld, Plainfeld and Barre Over
one hundred were present, and having the free
dom of the whole house, the company passed an
enjoyable evening -. The numerous Pensioners
and friends Of Rev. Mr. Redfed met at his house
Thursday afternoon and evening and held the
fort " until about tonp NJ. After pleasant visit
all dispersed, leaving about slxty-fye dollars a
testimonial OF their esteem and regard, 1t is
expected that Mr. Edward Conant, State Super
intendent of Education, will spend the day and
evening with us, Thursday, February I'D, and a
full attendance is desired. No programme has
been made out but topics of vital interest will be
discussed. The ladies Of the unyersalist So
ciety will hold an oyster supper and neck-tie fes-
tival at the Plain6eld Hotel, on Tuesday evening
next There will also be an entertainment con
sisting Of tableaux and the sero-comic drama en-.
titled A Husband 10 Order"