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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23

CoRINru.-Colburn' band give II promenade
concert at academy hail. in Cookesvlle, Friday
evening" January 25th... Rev Mr. Worthen, of
Chelsea, will deliver lecture on " Palestine, at
the Methodist Episcopal church at Corinth Corner,
Friday evening, January 18th. A donation visit
and oyster supper at the parsonage, will immedi-
ately follow the lecture little son of Sulli-
van Taplin accidentally knocked down while
attempting to cross the path in front of a boy who
was coasting, and received injuries which resulted
in his death. The accident occurred January 10Th,
but he lived until the morning of the 10th. ''''
Sleghng is pretty much gone. The stage has
been upon wheels from Waits River to Bradford,
the last week. The Corinthians from different
parts of the town gathered in considerable num-
bers at Waits River last week in attendance upon
n convention conducted by Willowby CorlsS, Esq,
of East Corinth; closing with concert Friday
evening-Messrs Charles Rowe of peacham, and
George S, and Harry Worcester of Thetiord,
assisting.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23

THE Murphy movement in behalf OF temper.
ance has been wonderfully successful in Spring.
field and the n'ighborlng towns during the past
week In Springfield alone more than four thou
sand names have been obtained to the pledge
miles will doubtless exceed ten thousand. Tn,
good work, through Mr.. Murphy's assistants, has
extended to Pownal and BrattlebOro in this state
la the former place more than five hundred sig
natures to the pledge have been Obtained, one
third Of whom were hard drinkers In Braltle
boro, which already had one OF the largest reform
clubs in the state, two hundred and thirty name
were added TO the pledge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23
IOHN T. sMALLEy,a ESTATE.

In Probate Cont held at Montpelier, in said District, on
the l2th dav OF January, A. u. 1875;
Frank Ilumey Administrator Of the estate OF John
r smAey hate " Notified, in said District deceased, pre-
sen his administration account allow
nce, and makes application for decree Of distribution and
partition OF the estate of said deceased. Whereupon
der by said Court that said account and aid application
he referred To- session , To De ID at the Probate Of
hce Montpelier the l3th dly Of February A D. 1873,
for hearing and decision thefeun3 And II further ordered
that notice hereof Ice given All persons Interested by pub
hcptun Of the same three weeks sccesvey in the Yer
mont Wichntn state journal. newspaper published
1T Montpelier, previous To sd time appointed for hearing.
that they may appear ssil time and place, and show
If any they may have, why said should not
be allowed. and such decree made by the Court ATTEST,
lS-90 HARVEY TILDFN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23

lIARDwIcK. &C. A. Cook aud wife celebrated
their silver wedding on the evening Of the 18th
or their neighbors did foE them, by crowdng thei
residence toits fullest capacity and bringing every
thing needful for the fullest enjoyment Of the
occasion, including variety of appropriate pres
ents. Our village school district held meet
Ing ON the evening Of the 18th, and voted to con
tinue for another year the present system of
schools II Is expected that Professor Mcl.oud
will continue in charge Of the school for the next
year. "A slight change in time for some of the
trains on the Portland 4 Ogdensbnrg road has
been made. BY this change the mail going west
leaves this station ut four minutes past seven T..
NJ, and the express going elst leaves here Al
twenty-three minutes past eghtP N. We under
stand by this arrangement the express make
close connections at Cambridge junction with the
burlington lamoille road for Burlington and
return Mr. Samuel futile, for many years n
resident OF this lace, has been In town he past
week. The last four years he has resided In the
northern part OF Alabama where snow Is seldom
seen during the winter months. Mrs AbhN
stores DOntney, of Boston, addressed the people
of this place on her iayorite theme, Temperance
Sunday evening, the 20th The church was well
filled aud the address entertaining and nstruc-
| tive. The gospel workers are expected here on
| "Wednesday oil this week to try aud interest Oni
people ia the god work.
/ - S,tuENsafa Snauaaa p.nf, n.I,n,ni. g.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23

RAILROAD LITIGArIoS.-In the matt r Of the
injunction asked for by the Central Vermont IT,
prevent the Woodstock railroad from crossing It's
track at grade at White River Junction. the Su
preme Court has decided that the proceedings
taken by the Woodstock road are Illegal, and ha,e
granted the Injunction
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23

WATERBURY, CENTER Leonard Fisher has sol'
his place to e. A. Russell, and bought the J. II
Daniels place, possession in both places given II
the spring q. George White, clerk ut the Water
burS Hotel has bought the Mrs. Griffin place foI
his father Mrs Maria Rood, who last sulnme'
had u cancer removed from her breast, IL nov
very how. The cancer Is evidently growing in
side. -. There is quite religious Interest beDl
manifested in the Baptist church. Rev. Mr., Free
man preached very able sermon last Sunda,
evening; subject, My Fathers God "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23

WAsHiSGToS-rh amateur club of Washing
ton, on the 18th and 18th instant made their first
presentation Of Hamlet" with marked succa-e,
TO an intelligent audience Of avor tnree hundred.
All parts presented with tact and energy.
The actors showed that they had entered into the
work with zeal and determination. The stage
scenery and costumes were excellent, selected and
made by the actors Downings full orchestra
added much to the entertainment DIR. f. C..
Field presented the part of Hamlet with spirit and
energy lie deserves great credit for his first eff
fort. Miss Florence Powers acted Ophelia to a
charm, so appropriate did she appear and act on
the stage that all praised her The farces were
acted with original tact, both laughabe and anus
ing In fact each actor did well his part. The
audience manifested their entire satisfaction. 1t
was rare treat, and great credit is due to the
actors for their pluck and untiring zeal After
close Of entertainment, Mr. l.. ID. Tillotson and
wife amply supplied the wants Of physical man
with M oyster supper, and all went home feeling
well paid.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23
,rHoMAss REEDS ESTATE.


In Probate Court, held at Montpelier in said district
on the 22d day Of January. A. u. ISIS.
Charles 4. Reed. Administrator OF the estate OF Thomas
Reed. late u Montpelier In said District deceased pre-
sents his administration account Tor examination and
allowance, and makes application for decree OF dis
rihut0n and partition Of the said deceased.
Whereupon. II ia ordered by said Court that said
and said application be referred thereof be
held at the Probate Office In said Moneer, 18Th day
Of February A. d ISIS for hearing and decision thereon;
And II H further ordered that notice hereof be gwen all
interested nv notification NJ tho three
successfully IN the Vermont Waterman 4 state Journal
newspaper published at Montpelier previous to said time
appointed for hearing, that they appear at said time
lnd place. and show II they have why said
account should not I've allowed and such decree made
by the Court-Attest.
1921 HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23
Marriaaes.

~ Bradford, January w. by Rev. T.. II. Elliot, MD A
BAILEY ana NJ. ELLEN JOHNSON, both Of Bradford.
81 W Felchlm, January 49, by Rev. A. ". VII EDMrN1
ln Bradford, January s. by Rev. H. H. Elliot HERBERT
=; NATION and CARRIE NJ. BECK WITH, both O
In Woodbury., January o. ut the residence VI the BRIDE
father N Y. Bailey, bv Rev Horace Hefrick, ORMON1
Woodbury.. " ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND.

Among other novelties there is a double from
tispiece: a Portrait OF Abraham Lincoln, from the
last Photograph, drawn by WYATT EATON, and
engraved by COLE; and opposite the portrait, a
sonnet on LINCOLN, by RICHARD llENRY STOP
DARD, printed in quaint Old English type, from
matrices three hundred ears old,
One OF the most noteworthy features of the Mid
winter ScRIBNER Is u series entitled pFRsoNAi
REMlNIsCESCEs OF LINCOLN by NOAH Brooks,
with fac-simile of one of the Presidents stories
in his own handwriting These papers have
been specifically copyrighted, so that they can be
had only In the mapazine
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23
Uudre in Bankruptcy.

IN BANKRUPTCY.- District of Vermont.
At burlington The 18Th dny ~ January 1878 the uuder-
signed hereby gives notice NJ his appointment as Assignee
81 II :. Camprl, u MHit-ueld the County Of Wash
inglon lni state Of Vermont within said District who has
een adudged bankrupt, creditors petition tie
District Court Of said District All persons having unset
tied accounts requested make settlement Of sime
1921 j. H. UNsTiNGs Assienee
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23
JleW c1drfrfisrnlfnfs.
SCribner's Monthly.
MlDWINTER NUMBER.

the MIDwINTER NUMBER Of SCRIBNER's
MONTHLY, in the variety of it, contents, and the
beauty Of its illustrations as wei as in its entire
mechanical xecution, surpasses anything we have
hitherto attempted.
In the series on American Sports, there is
MoosE-HUNTING, Illustrations by Sandman.
Ward and Kelly "a CALIFORNIA MINING CAMP
Illustrations aud Text by MARY HALLOCR FoorE
THE HuMMING-BlRD OF THE CALIFoRNIA WA
rER-FALLs" Illustrations by Moran, Beard and
Gibson "REcESr CHURCH DECORATIONS by
Clarence Coos, Illustrations of the work OF Bar
thodi lAFarge and St. Gaudens; Following the
Halcyon to Canada, by Burroughs; "Majoiica,
by Castelar,, etc. etc, There are also Illustrated
Poems and Stories by Stoddard, Glider, Boyesen,
Holland, and stockton, besides Sketches, Essays
Reviews and Fun; " How Man Takes Care OF
his Baby, :" An Asylum for Literary Lunatics,
etc, etc
The clifton of the " MInMlNrrR ScRnNrnn 1.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23
ANOTHER NOvTlTY,--.THE "SCRBNER EXTRA"

For the convenience of purchasers of the "Mid-
winter SCRlnNER," we have reprinted the earlier
chapters of Roxy DIR, Eggleston's Novel, from
the November, 1877, December 1877, and Janu-
AIRY 1878 numbers OF SCRlBSEi, together with Mr.
frank r. StocAton's capital "RtDpER CIR ,N0T
STORIES" with the original illustrations (also con
tinued in the "Midwnter SCRlBSKR),' in u
"SCRlBSER EXTRA" which is sold by all Book
sellers and NeMsdnalnrs. Price u cents
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23

SOUTH WooDhuhN.-aly m Daniels, daughter
OF George Daniels was buried Sunday Last Her
death was supposed Ia have been caused by TAX
Ing corrosiye-sublimate through mistake This
should be warning to people who keep poison
Of any kind In their houses Some physician
say that whore children wear piece of black silk
around then necks Is almost u sure remedy agans,
diphtherla. This Is worth remembering aud costs
but little N try IT,. Rev Horace Herrick de
liyered very good lecture u the young people ,
subject, 6 Islander" and II would be well If the
old and young would remember what was said
and be more careful In the future. q. The Amateur
Dramatic Club VIII give an entertainment at Union
Vestry Hall, South Woodbury., ON rhnrsda, even
ing, the 3l.t instant The play entitled The
Angel Of Midnight will be presented. aud the
farce, I've Eaten My Friend. On Friday even.
ing, February LIST, 9 The Angel of Midnight" will
be repeated, aud the farce, "Ierrihle Tinker"
viii be presented. Admission, twenty-five cents /;
children und,r twelve years OF age, fifteen cents
leonard's band will furnish music The cast of
characters Is good, and the entertainment will un-
doubleday be worthy OF fall house
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sTATE OF yERMoNT,,, s,rox oorvrv 40

WAsutSOroN COUNTY, MARCH TERM. 1881
Hhereas, Pnnl Dnngh IN. of Waterbury, In the county
OF Washington has filed In Tie Office Of the Cers of ms
Court his III Ia chancey, setting forth. Ia substance that
g. 4. llnchus of waterbury, IN the county OF washing
the 3ls day of December 1851 duly executed 70 nina
mnrtglse deed of tie following described premises ih
Mtrhed, In the cnunt OF OurH~ 10 Wits About one eiit-
drl aud three Vi land ps of l1ts SO Il and No Is,
IN the hr,t division OF lots IN Mestirl IN the county NJ
orleans. Vermont, and T. the land decided by Paul
pinghtIn D.. b.. unclns by deed dttsd December ~,
dollars specified In nine nromisso-v notes n bearing date
December 3ls 1867, ior ir sum ot Two hundred dollars
each with mteiet annually pVable, the INST note IN
wear tie dlst dHy OF December 1901 ana one other Of
said pays he the dlI Of each nNcmhrr thereafter
auth all pai, said notes given for the purchase money
said landi III SIT 'iHs ON M iHn DAY OF ocio-
ief 1870 by warranty du,si, conveyed sd premises To
Hattie NJ Dnfur wife OF Mp- Dufur; that the said Hattie
NJ aud Mo-es on uhg Aih d5 OF june, $50 leased sad
premises 70 on tif VINO u. fW IN pos-e-flu
OF the sainei ihasd NOTES arv nnpai and who'll due and
side without This saie and praying that the equity OF '-
tlwnun OF the said hutchns, Hattie and Moses Dufur
and the said Blanchard may o fufeelnse'i, And
Whrrtds, II appear that the said Hattie NJ Dufur and
the said Moses nutu de without his stale, where
the process OF tins Court ctHnol be- served upon the
therefore, In pursuance Of the statute ~ such cise made
and provided notice II hereby given 10 The said Hattie NJ.
Dnihr and Moses Dnfur and they hereby required TO
40 befuc the Court of Nhncery next 20 he held at
Montpelier within and Io he county Vt Washington, On
HE seond tuesday March, A. D. ISIS, nine o'clock
and such order and dccrc therein to said Court
shall seem meet Ant The ORATOR T. directed TO
this order, with the substance w. 70 70 be pub
li-hed three weeks successNtN Ia the Nvluu Wntehman
4 state journal, newspaper published at Montpelier,
aforesaid, the last OF Whu puul-ls sth he ~ least
days previous 10 the said second Tuesday Of March,
Dated at Montpelier in The county Of Washington the 10Th
MELVILLE K. SMILE, CLERK.
r. DIlLIsanAA + Son, Solicitors for Petitioner is72o
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23

HASoyER-1he term is going very quietly
Rifty-one of the academic department are teach
ing. and few from the scientific ... A course of
lecturers composed mostly Of home talent, has
been arranged, the proceeds to be devoted to the
purchase of carpet for the college church. The
first was a reading Friday evening by Miss Mar
ion IL Stearns, Of Springfield, Mass She is very
young to go upon the lecture platform but gave a
very satisfactory entertainment, although she
will doubtless improve with experience, The re-
cepton at the residence OF Professor Rugges inn
mediately after the reading was a very pleasant
affair, quite number of the faculty and students
being present Miss Sttsrns is Ia be followed by
ex-senator Patterson, Hiram Hitchcock, ESD, Of
Hanover, and possibly President Bartlett. The
news has arrived Of the death of Dr. Peaslee OF
New York City, for many years professor in the
medical department His loss rs u man and an
instructor will be deeply mourned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23
Meekk Markets
Cattle Market.

Al Cambridge and brighton, for the week ending ruesds
January y, lhis.
AMOUNT or STOCK At MARKET.
Cattle. Sheen. Shotes. Hoos. CaIr,.
Last week .... aiS ii.siS co. lo 5si %
one year ago. 3,5B 1855 900 500 90
PRioRs-besl Cdttie-Extra heavy premium IKE,
sIA0fI775 first quality, s675n7 rs; second quality 81
625; thru qualify, s50Gt55O R 100 lbs on total NeiVl
Of HIDE talow and dressed beef few choice single nar
ssWGO.OO; Bulls. ETC., s42i0100O.
NorktHJ Oren-slOnMl6i u utir. according To- the
value ns beef. Handy steers, s7Odll2.
1ffeh Coni-Falr quality S25eIi0 extra good sI507
with or without calves. may agreed iarrow
din,Ty sl06si yearlings, sl000et20nn; twO-yearsld
sltO62s.un; three-years-ofs, s2i.OOfll1.OO.
Sheep and Ldmbs-t'ommOn, 3G14afe;
on live weight Spring lambs. 600 o..
Fat HOgs-4,i6l5c n pound.
Hdes brighton, sdOc; country lots. 1k6t7kr u
.a,i skins loftllc. ralow, 5bc X N; Lonntl. So 1
felts with wool on, eaci Country lots 75c01s
REMARRS-The cattle market continues dull. There f.
no life to trade The supply quite light which shout
effect the market and raise prices; but the city is gu
with poultry and fresh pork-nce turkeys selling nj W.
the box. and sound Western hogs vt BE- d butchers fin
II slow work to dispose of meats except at low rates
quote prices shaded nearly Ac dressed cattle j. C. XII
urn sold fourteen Western steers weighing IA $50 M
no lvei T. T. Brown sold four oxen averaging $40 NJ
" sc, live; Fitch McMnrty sold i've steers average 20
lbs, at dic H. live c. Leaviit son sold fifteen steer
average lSJ lbs, at $40 ~ cw live. The sheep market
also depressed, and prices Ne lower b. Sargent
forty-one sheep average IS ID, at ihc NJ Y. Flande
sold one hundred sheep average ~ lbs, at Be- u pound
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23
An Open Letter. 1t Speaks for Itself.

RoCkPORr, Mass, April %, 1871.
Mr Edtor:-Hhving read in your paper reports OF Il
remarkable cures Of caanh am induced 10 tell what
know about catarrh" and fancy the snuff and nal-
ng-tuhe makers mere dollar grabbers) wond be glad
thcs could emblazon a similar cure in the papers, 70
twentysix suffered with catnrrh The nasal pas
became mplcey closed. snud" dust -" ashes
"inlng tubes and sticks" wouldn't work, though at
Intervals would sniff up the so-cacd catrrh snuff unit
became valuable tester Of suc medicines gradual,
grew worse. and no know how much suffered
what q miserable thing WIS. Wy head ached over m,
so that confined TO my bed for many
days, suffering the intense pain, which at one tne
lasted continuously for hundred and sixy-cght
All of smell and taste gone, sight and hearing
paired, body shrnnken and weakened system shat
tered and constitution broken, hawking and splttin
scven-eghs Of the time. prayed for death relieve
Of my suffering. favorable yonr paper of Dr.
sage's Catarrh Remedy induced purchase package
and use with DR.. Pierce, sal Douche, which applies
the remedy by hyrosac nressne the only way compnt-
bic with common Wen, Mr. Editor did not cum
me in threeourths OF second, In hour month
but in less than eight minutes relieved, and In thre
months entirely cured, and have remained
teen months While using the Catitrh Rmeiy. used ID
Perces Golden Medical Discovery to purify my blood AMI
strengthen my stomach. also kept my liver active an
bowels regular By the OF his Pleasant Puratlve Pellets
II my experience viii Undue oe- mn seek the sam
Of relief this letter will have answered it, purpose
Yours truly, 5. d. REMlCK.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23

To BE HUSo.-Tatro, the liighgate murderer,
whose counsel appealed tn the Supreme Court
upon exceptions, has received his death sentence,
the exceptions not being affirmed He is to he
executed on the first Friday In April, 1880 This
makes the fifth murderer in the state now under
sentence of death
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23

wArsFiELD.-Th parish gathering at the par
sonage of the Congregational society in Waits
field on the 18th instant for the benefit of the
pastor, was pleasant, and gifts were left to the
amount Of about seventy-five dollars
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23

PLAiNFrELD-A the communion on the first
Sunday Of January five persons united with the
Congregational church in Plainfeld, three of them
nv lettpr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23

RoNBuRi. MIR Antoine Bell, of this town. met
with painful accident recently, caused By the
overturning of his sled loaded with wood. Three
Of his ribs were fractured and he WAS otherwise
seriously injured Mr. George Williams mar
rowy escaped being killed ut " li itteried cross
ing ON Wednesday afternoon oi last week, The
express train bound north struck his team and
entirely demolished his sled, while himself aud
horses escaped with but slight injuries. George
will lookout hereafter when near the railroad
%, The Good Templars have been frozen ont OF
me town hall and are now occupying the neat
aud eommodious vestry of the Congregational
church. Mr. d. T. Ayerill, of Mortified, gave
a temperance lecture here last Wednesday even
ing. II was well calculated TO help the cause he
advocated There WAS one merit therein which
few lecturers pussess-it recognized tobaccco A.
the twin curse of strong drink. Most temperance
Lecturers are inconsistent with themselves aud un.
true to temperance by Ignoring this ally ui
whiskey. We understand that Mr. Averill de
sres engagements elsewhere and we hope they
VIII he open u hin,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23

MIR. BENTLEY ACCEPTS. The directors Of the
Central road having urged Mr.. George W. Bent
ley to reconsider his determination in regard to
the management of that road, he has done so,
and accepts the position of General Manager.
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Sperial Wnfrr.
A Word to Clergymen!

Friend. stop that Conghi Do not neglect a Com
mon Cold even for day. II may end in Consumption an
death. REV. y. II. DOwNs' ELIXIR has cured thou
sands, both old and young; and II will ye If taken
freely and In season. This ELIXIR hts been before III
American people FoRTY-sx YEARS and has never failed t.
give relief all who used IT, II has its way
until it has become household friend IN
thousands best families. Regular physicians an
recommend IT, Clergymen and all public speakers ARE IL
best patrons Railroad employees, much exposed TO Cold
Coughs, etc. should always 1t. Farmers lawyer
merchants and every body, old young speak highly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23

BARRE Tho Barre Agricultural Library So
ciety have voted to sell their library at public
auction on Saturday afternoon. February 3D. at
the post-cffce
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xeaai SloGrrs
WlLIhtlLAAMd ~ NJ Jrb AHERs Est ESTATE,


In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier. In and for said
District, on the 9Th day Of January. A. u. ISIS:
Virgil y, Ayers. Executor the will Of William NJ Ayers
tie Of Bnre In said District deceased, makes appIca-
uon TO sad Court to extend the time heretofore allowed
MN 20 my the debts due from said estate, and 10 render his
administration account until some fuurcday Whercpon,
I ordered hy said Cont that said application be heard al
he Probate Ohce 10 MONTPELIER the 5h tay February
next AMI further ordered, that be- given To al
persons CONCERNED, by the publication Of This the
vermont WatcmAn state journal. printed at Moutpaer
thrte weeks successfully. before said hearing
1920 Hy the COurt-Atte-t, ~ A. CHASE Regfster
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rHE IMPERIAL PAGoDA TEA COMPANY make
line lelts aud cOhes specially and sell at prices
10 suit the times Henry Lowe a son prOpflu-
tons, south Main street, Montpelier, VI.