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, it OLD HUNDRED. " ,
As I sit ia the twilight, thinking,
hear some one unconsciously singing the
olj, old hymn, " ISe thou u uou, cxaiiea ,
hiirb." ' The tones have in them the!
. a . 4 . ., , . i
W . ! .. .
tremalotraness of age, and the singer
sings slowly and musingly as though her
thoughts were far away, either buy with
the long past, which has in it the memo'
riea of more than four-scoro years, or with
the endless future into which, a few more
days will bring her weary feet, and who
can say but that the first strain that greets
her on the other shore, shall be ' Old
Hundred."
As the low tones float out on the still
air I wonder when and where it was first
sung. ' ' ' ' ', '
It is said to have been composed by
Luther. If it be true doubtlouss he and
his dovoted followers were the first 'to
strike the grand old chords in the very
tir-nrt of Catholic Germany. At this
time scarcely a ray of Gospel light had
penetrated through the darkness of Cath
olicism. The people were bound down to
a priest and rosary. They knelt -with
adoring eyes before the Virgin, and they
had no thoughts which the wily priests
did not know, for to them they commit
ted the holiest and most fcinful emotions
of their hearts. But the,-' sun ofj right
eousiiess" arose in Luther's heart; he
saw throuh their wicked pretences and he
daringly denounced them and .stauding
up before the whole Catholic Tower, re
fused to acknowledge any intercessor
save Christ.
Now when life is in danger from foes
on every hand, and nearest friends for
sake him, he sings, " Be thou 0 God, ex
alted high."
There is a likeness between the tunc
and the man ; he has wrought into it bo
much of his own sublime, unwavering
faith ; that it will be impossible for us,
or any succeeding generation, to let it pass
into forgetfulness. - '
Until the end of time,' it will be sung
throughout our land. The dusky dwell
ers of the- islands of the ; sea, and those
beside the Indus and the Ganges, of whom
the missionary has brought the " good ti
dings." will sing with throbibng hearts
and tearful eyes, " Praise God, from whom
all blessings flow."
Think for a moment of the vast com
panies who havo at different times and
in different places joined in that familiar
tune throng upon throng, who can num
ber them.
It has gone up from houshold altars
from the beds of dying saints. No tor
ture has been able to keep it from the
martyr's lips. The faltering' notes of old
age and the soft voices of childhood
have hallowed it. We remember voices
of surpassing sweetness that sung it,
with us hero, but are uow gone to join
the harmonies of Heaven.
It is heard in the simple country
church, and its notes roll, vibrating through
the vaulted.cathcdral, and if the angels
behold our ..worship, bow many times,
they have declared to the assembled hosts
above, " they arc sinennj; 'Old Huudrcd'
now."
from a waterville substitute
Camp Near Waeingtos Springs. )
September 12th, 18G3. j
Dear Skier: I take my peu in hand
to answer your kind letter that I received
last night, and was very glad to hear from
you once more, and to hear that you were
all well. I am well, and hope thut these
few lines will find you iu the same pickle.
Wc had orders this morning to be ready
to march at any moment, but the old sol
diers say we may not move for two months
yc. It has been raining hero this after
noon.' but has cleared up now and the
eun comes out as hot as ever. They had
a fight at Culpepper this forenoon. , It is
about 8 miles from hero.' We could hear
their cannons from ' where wo arc quite
plain. A man just came along the road
that Was in the fiht; he had his horse
sh6t from under him, and was slightly
wounded." He sai'd the rebs were retreat-
ing TyhetJ be Came awaj J they are giving
the rebels hail Columbia every where now
daju. .You did not understand me about
being with . the 7th. Massachusetts regi-
1 ,- f '
incut. - We are only drilling with them
trnlil tho 2d Vermont regiment gets back,
then we ahull join them." They are now
in New York. I went down to the lOth
Vrnmnt ri'imint. tnn ntVipi- Anv ami t
' i I w i T - 7 r . '
paw; Chester Nye; ho ts 1st Lieutenant,
Ato dtnner witu him. I saw Jake s who
jbrothcr; ho is' well. ''l : ' '
''I would like to havo you send me all
your pictures if you will' Father uU be
'was a good miud to go to war. ' Tell him
1c is out of it, and he had better keep
Out. I like hero first rate so fur. I shall
be glad when' the old 2d Vcimont gets
Back. Uknby C. 1 aob.
s
! jEFKKRSONVILLE. VT. '
1 EUAS CHAD WICK, Proprietor.' )
TI.u Hnnse has been recently fitted up, and the
new proprietor hopes to give satisfaction to the
traveling public.
travAiinir mimic. '
AMERICAN HOUSE,
HYDB PARK, VERMONT.'
, N. P. KEtXEll, i'roprietor.
TTniion and carriaees for conveyance to any
part of the county, always In read,.. AUo.
Elmore Pond Blouse.
! ' EI.MORK, VEUMONT.
A, W. AVEUIM.,. Proprietor.
Conveyances to any part of tho County or
ahort notice. '
H. A. SCOTT,
WATCIIMAKEli AND JEWEIXEP.,
MORBT8TOWN PLAIN, NKAK MORRI8VILL1S, VI1.
. Clocks. Watches, and Jewellery clsauod and
repaired on short notice.
All work entrusted to him executed ltd a satis
factory manner. 24
WILSON G HIS WOLD,
Carriage and Singh Maker,
- Elmore, Vt. , keeps constantly on hand
of tho best workmanship and got up in the best
tylc. Repairing dene promptly. .
G. II. MILL AN,
Tl - 1 1,1 n Tn nr
I asiliouauic ltiuui)
.innvsoN. VKHMONT.
All work made by him will be done in the best
style and warranted to tit. cutting mine lor
others to make. Terms, cash on delivery. 1
Thomas G. Leach,
WATCH-MAKER tf JEWELLER,
NEAR EDEN MIU.8, VERMONT.
Watches, (.Mocks and Jewelry repaired at short
notice will also repair music boxes, musical in
struinents, umbrella, parasois, ,vc. mn
warranted and at reasonable priecs. imiers ,i).y
mail promptly attended to. tircat reduction in
prices to dealers in watches. 2Uyl
AMERICAN HOUSE,
I ) i , ST. Al.BANS, VERMONT. , Idy-
J 'S. ' 'G. ' F 1 E L 1), Proprietor. .
EDEN , HOUSE.
i EPES MII.1,8, VT.
G. W. DEXIO, PROPRIETOR. 30
fraIiirfth House,
Bv R. W. NYE, Iiuswiuih. Vermont.
Staires leave this honse daily, for all Railway
stations. Horses and carnages to lei.
3d
RUSSELL, ill. !.
1C PHVS-1C1AN AN I) SUR0EJN.
ECLECTIC
Elmore 1'ond, Vt.
WM.L. WHITE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
HYDE PARK, VT.
Office at the former residence of J. T. Allen.
11 chisel is hotel,
' JUSTUS HUBBELli. Proprietor.
W01.C0TT, VKKMONT.
On the Stage road from Hyde Park to Irasburgh
Conveyance to any part of the county on short
notice.
S. 1. TRACY,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
JOHNSON, VERMONT. 29
Work done to older on short notice, tutting
done for others to make. All work warranted.
EDEN HOTEL.
1 EDKN GOHKRH8. VKHMONT.
J. IIAAINC-TON, PROPRIETOR.'
Good accommodations forman and beast, fe
GOODRICH'S HOTEL,
(Lower Village,)
BTOWE, VERMONT,
' D. GOODRICH, Proprietor.
L423 '
: v Ilciiflcc & Ilurke,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law,
ANB SOI.101TOB8 IN CHANCKKY,
Morrisville. Vt.. Oflice in Masonic Rullding.
O. VV. llBNUBB. " L31J O. B. RUHKK.
1. . ESealh,
ATTORNEY AN I' COUNSELLOR AT LAW
And Solicitor in Chancery.
Particular attention (riven to the collection of
Military lauus, including IVnxion. and llouii.
tin. Term reasonahle. tamhridge, Vt.
, ' Ot'FtCB AT JEKFEKSONVIII.B.
Powers & Oleed.
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery,
MORRIS VILLK. VT.
- (Oflice formerly occupied Hon. T. Glecd.)
H. H. Powers. P. K. Ci.bep
C.W.SCOTT,
Watch maker A: Jeweler,
rfjifNSON, VERMONT.
KeepB constantly on hand an assortment of Clocks
Jewelry. Patent Medicines, Essences, Hair
Oils, Candieg, Spruce Gum, ic.
1. I'OKSSl'SH,
SCROEON dentist.
Patriot Building, State Stre
4iyl
Office in
Montpelier
J. It. Morgan, 1TI. !.,
Y SI CI AN if SURGEON,
PIUS.
, J 0 H N 8 0 N , V T .
Office over Belding & Falrfleld'B atore. Office
hours from 10 a. u. till 3 P. M. Particular at
tention given to operative gurgcry. 13
VUjIjAGK hotel,
7 '.? ' Wm Al.BANV, vt., '
A. Bi SHEI'llERD, Troprictor.
36
It IV Inrkor.
ATTORNEY & COUNSKLLOlt AT LAW
, r o . , . WolCOtt, Vt. .
Particular mention given to collecting all
kinds of military claim. Having an experl-
a,...n, nn,l uM.il-nuD 111 WltMh I II Iftllll . 1).
Bm prepared to procure pensions, bounties, back
cuvcii nuviivanii n,w,,iv. ... --n ' --
pay-
KAiilAl HOTEL
By H. P. 8EEGER. V
49
Cambridge Boro..' Vermont.
CHAIRS ! CHAIRS !
A l fjbt of 'nice chairs, cheap,' at the News
dealer oBlce. ;' i :
, ; ' '"' ' ' ' " '' " '
sv m.K3CtxE'
A fine assortment at
j ' " rjAR
Jarnes" Dbco Store.
HOTEL
ilBltr 0 E S T RB, , V B B WON T,
W. HOWARD, Proprietor, , ..(.,
This Is a good place to stop. I once know a
dinner for four, with a good cup of ten, got up in
ten minutes, Ed. , , . . x 8(1
li, ! ..
.' m ., . Largo assortment of .
Laditi a-itd Gents' Boots and Shoes I
of tho very best quality cheap at
I D. A. Gilbert's.
CECTRAL 'HOUSE,
the
, Vt.
" A. II. WELLS,
MEROHAOT -TAILOR!
1 ; WATEUBURY, VT.,
Dealer In the best of Broadcloths, Doeskins, Caa
siineres, Vestings, Tailors' trimmings. Custom
Ready-made clothing, Gents' turnirdiing
Goods, Ac, Graments made in the most ap
proved Banner, and warranted to fit. . 35
1 M f : : "
c a it in age siior
) t1
' WATERBCRY, vt.
E. H. WELLS & CO,
Ianufactuier8 of Carriages and Sleighs, and do
repairing, and painting and ornamenting in the
best htyle.
Carriages repainted and ornnmentsd In a satis
factory munner, at reasonable rates. 1 2-'m6
DOOES SASH& BLINDS !
'I The place to get your doors, sabh and blinds,
at the.
Moscow Works, SI owe, Vt.
The undersigned having recently purchased a
complete set ot II. B. Smith's improved machin
ery, universally acknowledged the best in use,
for the manufacture ot doors, sash, blinds, win
dow frames, door frame, Ac., Ac. And having '
secured the eriees of 0. A. Edgrrton, a work
man of several yea's experience in the business,
would say to the inlmuitants ol LamoineLoun
tyand vicinity that lam lully prepared to exe
cuto all kinils'of work connected with my busi
ness in a good thorough and workmanlike man
ner I am prepared to furnish all kinds of
for out and inside finish.
Cylinder and Rotary Planing done
in a superior manner, and at a low rate.
Sawing, Jointing, Matching, Tenoning
and Grocehig,
done at all times on short notice.
L. I). SMITH.
Stowe, Jan. 1JSG3.
Vermont Central and SuIIi
. van Bniu'oat.
Summer Arrangement commencing June 29, 1803
TUA1NH (H).'Mi SOUTH AM) KAST
Leave Wuterbury at 8,40 am, 11. -0 A M and
9.51 l' M.
Mail Train leaves Ruuces Point, at 4.50 a. m.,
Burlington T.15 a m., connecting at White
River Junction and Bellows l ulls with trains
for Boston, Woicester, Lowell Ac, and with V er
mont Valley railroad for Springlield, New Haven
and New York, airivingin New Voik at 10.15 I'M,
l.hicago Express Train leaves Ogdenslmrgh at
3.30 A. M., A.ontreiil at 0.00a m., Rmises Point
at ti 15 a M. for Boston Troy and New York.
Niuht Express Train leaves Ogdensliurg at 12.
15 I'M Montreal, at 3.45 I'M, Rouses Point at O.(K)
p m. arriving at Boston at 8.40 A m, connecting
at Bellows Falls with Cheshire R R. for Boston
and Worcester, and with Vt. Valley It. It., for
Springfield and New Haven and arriving in New
York at 4.20 r m.
TRAINS nOINII NORTH ANT) WEST.
Iave Watei bury at 3.23 A M , 9.00 A M 3.01 r M,
and (t.l'J p m.
Chicago Express Train leaves Boston at fl.OO
A M, White River Junction at 12.15 p M, Burling
ton at 3 20 p :;, for Ogdeusburgh. Chicago and
the West making close connections.
Mail train leaves Boston at T.30 a m, via Low-
ell, Lawrence or Fitcliburg. Leaves SpringHeld
at T.50 A M. Bellows Falls at 12.20 p m. connect
ing at Whit River Junction with Northern Bail
road from Boston and ith Passmnpsic railroad
for and from Ht. Johnsbu.-y and Littleton arriv
ing at Burlington at 0.40 p M, Montreal at 10.30
p m . and Ogdeusburgh at 5.30 A M.
Accommodation train leaves jortniieiii at w.tw
AM, and Bnrlington at 9.00 A M, lor Rouses
Point and Montreal.
Night express train leaves Bellows Falls at 9.
15 p m. receiving passengers from Vermont Val
ley railroad, leaving New York at 8.00 A M. and
from Cherhire railroad, leaving Boston at 4.00 p
M, connecting at White River Juncton with train
leaving Boston at 5.30 r M, via. I owell, A at 5.01)
p m. via. Lawrence. I-eave White It. Junction at
1148 p m. arriving at Burlington at 4.50 am,
Rouses Point at fi.55 A M, Montreal at 9.00 a m,
and Ogdensburgh at 12.00 M. Both the Mail
Trains and the Day Express Trains connect at
White River Junction with Pasmmpsic Road for
and from Boston and the W hite Mountains.
Kleeuinff cars are attached to both the night ex
press trains running between Rouses Point and
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
sale at the principal stations. '0. MERRILL,
Kt. Albans, June 29, 1803. 83 Sup't.
HON. JOHN WARNER'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, j In Probate Court hold
i.amoii.i.h District, bs. j en at Johnson within
and lor said district on the 22d day of Sept.,
A. I)., 1803.
An instrument purporting to be the last will
and testament of Hon. John Warner, late of Cam
bridge, in said District, deceased, being presen
ted to the Court by Harrison Warner, oceof tho
executors therein named, for probate :
It is ordered by said Probate Court, that
all persons concerned therein, be notified to
appear at a session of said Court, to be hidden at
the Probate Office in Johnson in said District, on
the 12th day ol October. 1803. and show cause, if
any they have against the probate of said will ;
For which purpose it is further ordered, that a
copy of the record of this order be publbhed
three weeks successively, in the Lamoille News
dealer, a weekly newspaper printed at Hydo
Park, in this State as soon as may be, the last of
which publications to be prior to said time ap
pointed for hearing.
A true copy of Record Attest,
44 8. 8. PIKE, Register.
PETER CLOUGEE'S ESTATE.
ri'HE subscribers, having been appointed by the
J lion. Probate Court lor tho District of La
moille commissioners, to receive examine and ad
just all claims and demands of all persons, against
the estate of Peter Clougee, late of Johnson, in
said District, deceased, represented insolvent,
and the term of six months from the 9th day of
Hept. 1803. being allowed by faid court to the
creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us-give notice, that
we will attend to the dutiesof our appointment at
the Probate Oflice, in Johnson, in said District,
,on the 1st Monday of October and March next,
at 10 o'clock, inthe forenoon, on each of said
days. ,, ,
jtiisra'H W A I P-KMA,
ASA ANDREWS,
Corn's
Johnson, Sept. 9, 1803.
43
ArimsiilKti'ator'M Sale.
ri'HE Subscriber will sell at public auction (un
J less Previously disposed ol at private sale),
J (.Hs previously disposed ol
nson, on baturday,
the 3d day of October next, the following des
cribed property, to wit : thirty-four acres of
land, under a good state of cultivation, with a
bouse and barn, situated on the Eden roud, about I
one and one-half mile from Johnson village, and j
seventeen acres of wood-land on said Eden road, .
about two miles from said village; also about
three-fourths of an acre of garden, being a part
of tho home place of the Into Calvin Smith, in ,
said village ; likewise the reversion of the dower
set out to the Widow of said Smith, adjoining the
last mentioned piece of land , , also two black
smith's bellows and other blacksmith's tools,
and other personal property. . Salo to commence
at 1 o'clock P. M. , Alexander Hidiile,
Administrator of Calvin Smith's Estate.
Johnson, Sept. 11. 1803. 43
savk yo ii rfi;i s n
4 NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION whereby
A Eges can be preserved porfeetly fresh almost
Indefinitely, without the Incumbrance of J.ime,
Salt,' or other ordinary picscrvatives. Agents
wanted, upon a new and sale principle, to intro
duce the above Dbcovery, upon terms that will
pay to engage In the enterprise. I nclose stamp
for particulars.
, S4m I-OVERN SILVERS, Palcm, Ohio.
T, F. BARNES,
Druggist !
AND DEALER IK
PATENT MEDICINES,
' HOUSE AND CARRIAGE
PAINTS!
Oils, Chcmieal, Dye Slutts,!
SPONGES; TOOTH, NAIL, VAR-
NISU, PAINT, AND WIUTJS
WASH BRUSHES;
Artists' Tools Tube Paint,
SYRINGES, TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS,
KEROSENE OIL,
Nursing Pottles, Earthen Bed Pans,
PICTURE GLASS,
Soaps, Toilet Articles,
FANCY GOODS,
A nd all articles usually kept by Druggi Jts ;
ST0VE,VT.
Medicines Prepared as they
should be."
AT T1IR
DRUG AMD MEDICINE
DBPOT
C. J. & W. C. SHELDON,
STOWE, VT.
Where can be found a lull and complete assort
ment of
Drngb, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Stuffs
PEUFUMEIIY,
Trupses, Supporters, Shoulder Braces,
Bit EAST Pt'Ml'S.
PniitlM, Oil, VarnNltew,
BRUSHES, TUBE PAINTS.
Also a good assortment of
XV. D. CmooiIk, J rot erics,
Flour, Pork, Lard, Fish, 'Kerosene Oil
Can Fruit, .
Pickles, Ketchup,
Tea and Tobacco.
Yankee Notions, fyc.
The above goods were bought for cash and se
lected with great care, und are warranted pure.
. '1 hanking the people of Lamoille L ounly and
vicinity for their patronage, for the past ten
years, we would say to all wishing to purchase
any article in our line of trade, to please give us
a call, and examine our stock and puces previous
to buying elsewhere. Terms Cash, or (Jilt edged
Paper.
0. J. BIIKI.nOX.
Stowe, June 15, 18f3.
VIM,. C. SHEI.nON.
80
SOilETHlNO NEW.
THE CRAIO
WL ioriO o oi o
Magnifies 100 diameters or 10,000 times.
1IJB JUCKOMCOI'K SIM-
PI.IFIKD AND ADAI'TKI) To
poi-itlar usis.-This beau
tiful instrument.although
of a high magnifying pow
er, is so simple, that a
child can use it, for it re
quires no focal adjustm't,
therefore it neither fa
tigues the eye nor wearies
tho patiencu, like other
microscopes.
It reveals the unseen
things of creation, and
-hows tho smallest insect
o be fearfully add won
3 eriuiiy made. It Is an
J ud less source of amuse-
lent, and at the same
me imparts the most
valuable Information.
As a tflft or Dresent. it
Is unsu, )rt...-.ed, being elegant, amusing and In
structive. I'ricb $2.00. Sent by mail, post paid, for
$2.'.','i, or with six beautiful objects, $3,U0.
Mounted Objects at the rate of $1,50 per dozen.
C. II. W 11 KEI.KH &(.:().,.
3f!) Washington St., Boston.
10yl orXewKnglnnd.
IH1Y KLEY, WI2STOIV & CO
Cambridge, Vt.,
Will pay the highest price for all
(JOOD JHJTTEU AND CHEESE
delivered at their store. . Also, best brands of
constantly on band, and for sale
LOWER I
than In any other place In the county.
lamoniige, juno 1st, 1j3.
28mG
Jmncs I'.iriier,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MORRIS VTLLE, VERMONT,
KKKI'H CONSTANTIY ON HAND
CLOTHS A: Till JIM I A US
AND
Kra1y-iiialc Clothinsr,
And muses to order, and warants to fit, such
work as may be wanted
Cutting for others to make, done in satisfac
tory manner.
Morrisville, Vt., December Tth. 18G0. 2yl
Farm for Sale.
A GOOD FARM of 80 acres, under a good
state of cultivation, wood-lot, sugar-place,
brick-yard and fixtures, within three quarters of
a mile of Johnson Flat.
The said farm can be bought for nineteen hun
dred dollars. Terms easy.
. 42w3 WM. B. PARKER, Johnson, Vt.
HOP BALEING!
AT A. R. CAMP'S
WATCHES & WATCH REPAIRING.
M. C. Parkinson,
WETERBCRr, VT.,
Sells Watches, Jewelry,
Silver and Plated Ware, Spectacles,
rOCKET CUTLERY, PERFUMERY,
and a general assortment of
And attends to Watch Repairing.
Engraving, and Jewelry Jobbing,
j promptly, and
I AS IT SHOULD BE.
Having worked at the business nearly fifteen
'years, and having had superior advantages to
!...An,n thornmrhlv nnnimintod with mv business
as a Watch Repairer, 1 think I am prepared to do
i ;...
all worK entrusted tome, iu uniiun euni-io-
tory to my customers. L"yl
ISatisf action guarantied or no pay eiactcd.
The Clnrcmont
MANUFACTURING CO.
Wholesale Booksellers, Stationers, Pub
lishers, and Book Paper Makers,
CLAREMONT. N. II.
Orders solicited for any kind of printing paper,
All sizes and qualities of writing paper,
Every variety of wrapping paper,
All kinds of school books,
F.very new book published,
Pens, pencils and envelopes,
Printing jobs, jobs of Binding and rebinding,
printing ink, 4c. Cash paid for rags.
K. I,. GonnAan, Agent,
(iKOROE (J. Inn.
Claremont. N. H. Lemuel N. Ins, 2yl
18 SUMMER STREET, BOSTON.
495 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
IMFOliTANT FAC TS for tub PUBLIC.
FIRST.
The machine manufactured by the Grover &
Baker Kewinjf Machine Company have taken the
FiitsT fhrmu'm at the late State Fairs held in
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, In
diana, Illinois, Michigan, Iowa, Missouri, Ken
tucky, Tennessee, Virginia, North Carolina, Al
abjuna, and Colifornia.
SECOND.
Tho work executed by the Grover A Baker Ma
chines has received the first raRMii'M at every
State l'air in the United States where it has been
exhibited.
THIRD.
Experience proves that there are only two rah
ualile sewing machine stitches tnu Grovek &
Uakkk stitch and tub shuttle stitch, by some
called lock stiti.ii." These stitches have each
their peculiar merritsand excellencies. For some
purposes the one stitch is better adapted, and for
some purposes the other, anil a selection should
always be made accordingly.
FOURTH.
The Grover Baker 8 M. Co. manufacture in
addition to their celebrated Grover & Baker
stitch machines, the most perfect mhi'Ttle or
"lock stitch" machine in the market, and af
ford purchasers the opportunity of selecting, after
trial and examination of both, the one best suited
to their wants. Other companies manufacture
but one kind of machine each, and cannot okfkr
this opportunity of selecting to their customers.
FIFTH.
The Grover A Baker S. M.
Co. are the only
parties who manulacture
and sell machines
which both
SEW
PERFECTLY and EMBROIDER
I'KKFECTLV.
A pamphlet containing samples of both
the li rover A Baker Stitch and Shuttle Stitch in
various fabrics, with lull explanations, diagrams,
and illustrations, to enable purchasers to exam
ink, tkst, and compark their relative merits,
will be furnished, on reqneH, from our offices
throughout the country. Those who desire ma
chines which do the bkst work, 'should not tail
to send for this pamphlet, and test and compare
these stitches for thkmwki.ver.
(rover k Baker's Hewing Machine Cotton
will be found superior to any in Ihi market. It
is made by the best Knropean manufacturers, and
put up on spools of 200 or OJOyards, expressly
lor the drover He Baker S. M. (Jo. In conse
quent's of extensive and timely arrangements with
these manufactures, we are able to sell this supe
rior Cotton below the prices of other leading man
nlactures. Grover it Baker's Sewing Machine Twist,
long recognized as the bkst in the market, fur
nished in any quantities desired at wholesale or
retail at the lowest market prices. 12y 1
N. S. COLBY.
TOUM respectfully Inform the
people of
1 1 Lamoille County and vicinity
prepared to furnish his
that ne is
RUE U MAT 10 LINIMENT
TAIN EXTERMINATOR,
to all who may want them. These Medicines
have been tried in almost every family in the
State, and are too v. ell known to need comment.
The following wilt show how they are regard
ed by the soldier :
Caut Davis, July 14th, 18G2,
We. tho undersigned, of the Uth Regt. Vt.,
Vols., knowing that the Medicines put up by
N .H.Colby are good for what they are recommend.
ed, would respectfully request that he may have
ino privilege or selling ttiem in this Camp
a. h, biayton, Capt. Co. 11.
u. II. uuyer, 1st l.t
C. A. l.oveland, 2d "
All orders should be addressed to N.
Stowe, Vt
Foi sale at Barnes Drng Store.
8. Colby,
22-ly
3D 3R. , J. JP T -
' I have rccoived a "
. NEW AND DESIRABLE '
lot or ; ;
S T OVE S,
3LP I JSXX
and , . .
FL OUR!
npon which I hae put marks that v 11 1 fl believed
enable me to draw materially from the pockets of
my customers. - .. ,
Those In want of
PiniipM or Lead IMpc, T;
can now buy of me at
FACTORY PRICES,
with the addition of freight. '
B. S. PAGE. '
Hyde Park, July 80, 18C8. 88tf
For Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ants, Bej
Pugs, Moths in Furs, Woolens, &c., la,
sects on 'Plants, Fowls, Animals, &c.
Put up in 25c, WKs, and $1 00 boxes, bottles ni
Flasks, $3 and $5 sizes for hotels, institution
Ac. '
"Only infallible remedies known."
"Free from poisons."
"Kot dangerous to the human family,
"Rats come out of their holes to die."
fjy Hold vt notesale in till large cities.
07 Sold by Druggists and RetailerseveryiOKr,
rv3 t'l ItvivlUR tit nl nl wnrlh hub ...
uy ;," V 7. . , 7, """"uom,
Q- 8ee that '(. ostar's" name is on each bottle
box and flask, before you buy. ,
fiT-AddresB HENRY R. COSTAH
117- Principal Pepot 482 Boadway, N. y,
fx?- Bold by T. V. Baknes, Stowe, Vt. 20m9
HOUSE
FUBKISIIIKG GOODS!
Solas,
nitlee lhalri,
What Nts,
Bureaus,
rarlor Tables,
Extension Tables.
Dining Tables,
Chamber Suits,
Bedsteads,
Spring Beds,
Paper Hangings,
Oval Frames,
Discounts made
tance.
J. V,
Agent for the Vt.
Cane Seat thaitll
Wood Sra lhln.
Secretaries,
Mattresses,
Feathers,
Carpeting.,
Oil tloths,
Mirrors,
Window Shades, iaf
Burial CabkeL,
to those coming from a dis.
. BABCOCK & CO.,
Main St., Jlontpelier, Vt.
Bible Society. 12yl
X zx t 3. sx r e .
NEW STORE !
NEW GOODS!
Just received at the subscriber's old place of bit.
siness, enlarged and improved, one door east ol
the new ChurcU. My goods consist of a general
assortment, usually connected with the hard
ware trade, such as
JOINER'S TOOLS!
Farming Implements, house trimmings, table
cuttlery , bitts, hinges, screws, chains, lilts, nails;
mill, cross-cut. hand, back end wood aws; paint
and dust brushes. Also a good assortment of
blacksmith iron, and many other goods.
STOVES AJsD TliN-WAliE!
always on hand at low prices, l'cur in miud
that iny goods are bought for cash, or.il that my
goods shall be sold at rates so low as to induce
old and new customers to come from tar and near
to purchase.
With many thanks for a past liberal patronage,
I would invite all in want of above goods to call
on me before purchasing elswhere, and see fl'iat
can be done at the new Hardware store.
H. D. WOOD, Stowe.
P. S. I am obliged to ask as a business nece
nity, for a settlement of all notes and accounts
now due me, of six months or more standing.
" Live and let live." H. 1). Wood.
JOHNSON
CARRIAGE SHOP I
C. h. LEWIS.
MANUFACTURES
Carriages and Sleighs,
and does Repairing of all kinds, in a Satisfactory
manner, lie also lias
AN ENGINE LATHE,
and does all kinds of
IRON TURNING
to order
rcoplo wishing this kind of woik can have it
attended to, without the expense of sending to a.
distance.
Johnson, Jnly 10th, 1SG3. 34yl
tug Di:o. dim:
CORN SHELLERl
J. 13. BAND'S PATENT.
Patented August 13th. 1801.
In nresentinir this new invention to the asrri-
cultuiists of our country, but little need be said
to convince any intelligent man that mis is me
best machine for shelling Corn tuut has ever been,
in use, lor several reasons :
1st. It shells all the kernels from the cob.
2d. It shells with great rapidity.
8d. There is a less number of pieces consti
tuting the machine, consequently less liable to-
get out of order, and it costs less than any otne-
Slieller in UBe which is suitable to men corn
with.
Below are a few names of Farmers and other
who have seen this machine, and have expressed,
themselves atistled that it Is the best aud really
the cheapest machine in the market.
K. hi. liingliain, Morrlsriue,
Kehemiah Waterman, Bydepark,
A. 8. Whipple, Morrisville,
Kcndrick Spaulding "
J. P. West, "
Harris Bundy, '
J. K Tnlinr. ,
B. L. ltund,
I.orcn Bundy, . .
w i a .v,, .fc a n rnii nf MomsvillCr
have pu'ichascd the right to manufacture and sell
tlicseniHcliiiics in l.amoitie anu niw" v
ties, and are now ready to furnish them to any
wanting to purchase. Town rights sold on rea
sonable terms. 0
Morrisville. May 30. 1BC2. -'" .
S T OVES !
NOW IS THE TIME
t ' To get a new stove , ,
AT II. I. WOOD'S'
TIN & HARD-WARE
STORE, STOWE. VT.
I have on hand a full assortment of
Cook, Parlor, and Box Stoves,
which
I am Selling at Old Price-
, Manufacturers say that
Stoves will be much higher flfl.
NO W IS THE TIME TO PUTt
Stowe. Nov. 18. 1802. i
Johnson "Woolen Factory t
,'. DOW & 1'EARL, ! ;
1 MAM'FACTUKEKS'OP
Casslmeres, Doeskins, Beaver Cloths, nd WooB
The following Is a list of prices per yard for
manulacturlng : irey cassime.Tis, cts mil
eolor Casslmere, STots ; White Flannel. SOets .
grey Doefklns, 8S cts s mix Doeskins, Sfcto. luii
color Doeskin, 41 cts i Cirey Flannel. Si cts s re
Flannel, 80 cts. ; :
The above prices Include the (Joieromont tax.
" Cloth exchanged for wool on reasonable terms.
' Also particular attention given to custom
carding, and cloth dressing. . ,
Johnson, July 11th, lw8.