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Foi the litnwuor those 91 9ur ?
7 . "2 4 .... . i". "..I. ,C,
the iiumcioub riublio documents wo huvo
J.id before tiiem, we cull out and condense)
man iiiteresting Tacts 1 beanpg'-tlponHh
national welfare arid prOgtestf. We have
. . j
avoitiedtbO pooling OjyDTOiwwiw
rartmcn!9 embodied in -J.1'? ,
wi.'t!l.illl. US Wfi IHPSUIIltJ IUUI aii vu ww-i
dois'v!ioT j'ictciU to fiu j interest it'
lie i.tLtra will have carefoHy perubed
doAiuent; for ioVri ake," jf J
t he writer 8.
He us 'iecate area of tne publid Jancis
of the. UutiSU.tcs. .surveyed and unser-
veYed.Ms"l.4bvl;a00 acres which is
Mveuteeu times the wbul swifac oj rusi I
ti i. iuoluliug her tcrritoral iuoieaie smce
tbolwiif iiitiA'tHtria.Lsi-ntv::T jut
Only one of the old Revolutionary peti
tioners iS jUowlviiig Sainuel, Puwuing
fit' Kd in huri?. Saratoga county, N. York.
If u.Li iiioi E than buUdredj jreura p q. Ml.
the widows of rovol
ulutionary petisiouefs
who were uian icd, before the clos.c of their
'husbaud a military service, ouly two arc
The parent strength of the regular ar-
mfittiW&bW wfch IsKiitr,.
0(0 ho.rt-f tlJ niiuiuiuui strength tou.
tl$iAU 'ty ft'w Thb 'vo!liahteet( frce
is now 11,043, colored ,a:idfjbitcj mostly
coloied. During the last four years the
dov'lninOfit l?u3 Supplieii'to disabled sol
diors abouUQOi) legs, 240 uruia, 9 feet
and uo bands and it has about 10UO
more limbs to distribute
We have .now au irou clad fleet, of 54
vessels, aud tbere"are.7 more to be com
pleted, v! V V
The iucorae last year paid a revenue of
$G0,S'j4,135V'whii:h waS nearly ' three
times the revenue of tho year before from
the same source. The cigar smokers con
tributed for the support of tho gqveru
mcat 8.3,474,433. and tho'chewers aud:
tobacco Him kei s ucai ly four times as much.
Distilled spirits gave, a reveuue of $21), -J
193,573 , and the Commissioner thinks'
that the (iuverumeut loses more by . eva
siou under this head thau under any oth
er, except pcssibly'-that of iiicomn, ,, ,
It is estimjied that 150.000 frecdraen
and their children ' are now' attending
school in the Sjutheru States The is
sues if rations, on the I'St of Juue,.to
whites and blacks were about eual. The
I'lccdiucii's Iluicau has uow in its posses',
sion for distribution !27i,231 acres ot
land, besides 228 tracts iii Teuucehee, uud
1 1T9 panels of town property. v ' ' '
'1 he govei oiiictit sold during the pas
year 812,2t)l,729 worth of posloge stamps
ami .envelopes.. We sent , abioaii 4(fc8fi.r
yit! letters,, and received from abroad!', 4,7
ol:J.(i0 " We scut nearly three millions
ot niwnp;ipers, aud received" a little over
one uiilliou.' The nutuher of post 'offices,
is 2;l.S2-S; of wbiuh there have hcen rc
ojjeui'd in tl.e rebellious 8tates,2733 i Fur
ifxx hnvp the free-delivery system, ' nd
the plan gives excellent 6a(isjEaijtiont,i',',,:,'i;;,
"The iiuiuber oT money order aiffiees now
iti operation is 766 -about double Jhat of
the previous year..; Nearly .four, millions
of doll ars were thussfoly passed through
tBe mails.; The average amount of ;, each'
onler was $10,32. The number ot' duud
letters was a'lout fofir1 tfndl n'.hfllf "mil-1
lions! They' contained . $241,53l & oud
dralts. olutktf. deeds. &c.. having a wnoiu.
iniil-lue of $7,826,831"; and '67.016
jih-itogtaphs, articles of jewelry. &o. Bo
tween eighty and niiioty per cent.' of the
wh ile were returned.;1 The Postmaster
Gener jliiiidorscs a previo8 estinnite that
more than three fuinihs cf (he de:id let
ters line oi iag to' carelessness in J writing
th.;aUifsB. . y i (i-t s,
Tb xfetas k 'CingrciH year
were $1 0 It.iVIM ; of the Executive Do
pirtiiM iit. $3 921 00 i of'the Judi-jiary,
$1.G27,'!4'J. O.ir.'or'iiii intercourse cost
..,$ .83!l,3Hfy , .c lirfh.t,; V1
lishmcut of the country cost Al.37rt.f358L
Tho funeral t xponses of the late President
l.irTcdn were -$30 6(W. 'Ihe V"" loi'Wi
J'lfsideiit s House and tho Capitol is put
down at $SM.000we .hope tho light whs
in pKpoitioti. The, fuel for the Presi
dent's Uoime cost $12,000; the, DHiulina
of it $S0OOj the, repairin'gHf jhecdnJ
tcvatoiy810 000: and the re Tu'rnish
ln ot the house J7G.000 11. of ,wLicl)
; p..l.,ul.iwl io ;m..;.
. .u, ..T,.oo,., iu
ui inijaizc ana flppoiu'mcnta ,tftat s
tahlHtvnieirt ft 'which wliriiryat)ditlates
at ia ti'ututiig.-xoff(i Journal, nil
KKCIPM m CtRt.Vrf Jl AMS CoVtW tho
Vft,.,.-.if 1 .kV 1 ,u,i,K ,.a,. 1 a'
bottiuii.of lh.0 caa, 'With C0arlc'a7tj,i Jaji
WAtV linifl Wi(b th MBOttb Of tkilf lidui
If , . .,.iwicp. uu w iiilu 1. imkuiiiu punr urvuaru III
aver of l;.Ui8. and so tiiultma VUtil th- Hut) trees, with aupeiLir natural aavaniaflwBd
cfk la full I hiH oufiht 1o: be Of the f1 !' the modern x
i i t . I ,i. i li- ai kin -; J"t manufacture. , . , F KKU N. CO Wl.KS. , . "'"""'"" '7 "Pn a aay, onooa an appilcatiuo.
1-ur kiud. A cuk, folding 61 tlona 8 viaftsburyV'Oct 'M Wf' 7' V"',i9lr',1 Iom waWlag In any or the above 'towns de
iinu.1. ei-oufzh. and it would be better if it "v;- ; , . ",'' ; 'lrini i9 Ju-ui-ed anew, or change their old
i j I -,,. Jin . - t 4i - , .1 I " ' ' 1 1 ' 'I " '". ' Policies, can do ao with as, little delay, or ex.
lioH.I 120- gl loi.s, 4 .Ma. a , lirino .loiJ . bus f . - - riw-tni r Xf-; " pens, by writing as If I lived In their ein tow" ,
fiiil'iM'iiii proiiortlons, 6 Callous Water. J ill 1 11 U 111 V I'.'" " " v As I have a list 6f existing Insnraoces. no nol. I
9 prtuwlawalt, .tfuud brown ,8.,3.
OtiiCtH sal'tietrr, 1 OUIloe Bal eratuS.
'pet
Scill a.,.1 .kim. and when cold tioar ' ifi-i
luine ii.ti. 'heeuHk' u..fi1tUe b-tus are.
cjiHTtiftr'ly tifivercd. ibd htina ahoubi A.
. T : :' 't t : . ut- l '. i
liUiu in Ui.W pickl at lets lUrcu muiitlii
ami a l:tlu longer
.I,.-.,, UU i
would
do thaia no
14, ' .
Draffs and Meditiiie!
A WoWisvilu' Vt., f
.DRUGS W M E' & I 0 I N E S
I- f mr-ffll rTTT,T''
nbw in uselwljcll Ahpaght tj tll. Iwill tii
i i . i J v .. -.1 i.ri a a T I. -
ot unuersoiu uy kiivuuuv iu jv vuuutr. iukto
a complelw wsortiiieiU jf
Suriae$. toft and hard. Breast
tnotties. Hair Dyes, Tunics,
I PvrfuinoriKafTi'liiniirhm F.orlriir.tH.
l , n.tw rjuUerv. .Razors. Paper and
EtmbipttiHtHt umjulli--t'dpeF- Cawon
I.-'
ment usually found in a country , 1 '
1 D FJSVO'R t-U
i I Have a good assortmolt of ;
GHOOEniES
, and
W; I. GOODS,
, .. consisting flf,,,
Flour, Salt. Fuh,
Tea, Coffee, Tobacco,
cigars, &c, of various brands,
Confectionery, ; ' , '-;'';. ',', '!
..'Candy .and. Nuts i,' .,'', '!. !,
' ' ot every description; " '
i ' '!'' ' VMer M'tha' ' ' ' "'' ' v
GluwGallonJ
BLA CKS TONE
COAL OIL,
for Kereonlne Lamps the best in market. I alfo
prepare several valuable uieuiulnes, among which
is toe vamauie ; ..i i
I'aiti and
Ache
Cure,
calculated for diseases of the bowels, such as
summer compliilnt, dyneniery, cholera and chol
era morbus ; soldiers troubled with chronic dys
enujry will find it to their advantage to call up
on mi in their allliction. i I- ' -''li -
" ' t havo also the celebrated .. ..
STOMACH BITTERS,
tho pent In the country which are prepared by.
my hoi. ana warranted as represented ,, Urders
prmnptiy tilled, ,, ' ,dli-..-I
r .particular attention paid to compounding
PJ1 V SIC I A N'S PRESCRIPT! ONS,
by an experienced ban.d. , '. ,. , .,' ,,
All goods sold at tho
Very Lowest Casii Pbicm ,. by'.
.. :" ;;:; "smalley,"
17,
MoRBISVaUKi'.'.Yt.
Don't be Without one !
INGERSOLL'S
jrn. onoN oijUTOiz
: WATER BLEVATOli!!
Patented May 13, 18C3.
fllHE ubcrllicr Is now prepared to furnish
J. theso elevatoia to all who are in want of
them. 1 bey are the best, cheapest and irost
durable of any ever indented, and warranted to
give satisfaction. Call at I), (iibert'i f urni
ture Shop in Morrisville, where they are manu
factured, and examine them. C7County aud
Town riights for sale. , '
Price. ,- - - -. $13.00. ,
, "'' '" .' .A B. MATT3.KW8.' n
i 2T Morrisville, Vt.
D."WJ KODGE,
( Successor to V. B Shaw,)
BTOWE VT.
DEALER IN
SCHOOL,
ELAN1C and
',V :".."':; misellaxeous
oo'k'S
O
e eds,
WRITS, AND
; -Tension1 Blanks; ' 1
ll!iunii, .Stationery, Ac.
I 07 Orders by mail or otherwise promptly at
tended to.
JEL O O IF 1 33r Gr
I N Rolls REAOYro aa NAILED' b-N adapt
led to houses, factories of all kinds i constructed
of tnatei'l'tU that hav stood the lest of . 13 yean
and mannlactuied on an entirely different plan
than any other composition roofing in use, se
cured by patent. very durable ah J at low price,
Circulars and samples sent tier,, Liberal tenujlo
agents. HEADY HOUFINU CO.,
I 30)1 12 Msiden Lane; N. Y.
I MORRSV1M.E VT.
Teacher, of the Voice. Organ, Piano, And liar-
Fall Terniof 11 weeks, commences Sept. 6th,
106. '- Students atlendiug the unblio school will
'nna superior advantages for the culture ol music
rJr uescnpuon lurnisaea to
.order, and satlslaction guarantied
r.s
1 1 . 11 1
T
Farm for Sale.
OV the Branch Road In Craftsbory, half way
between Wolooti Una and the old Hastlna
Stand.' oontaininaHOaoresofland TS .nl which
I' cleared, with good sobsUntlal and convenient
miiiuinss, inouse ana two barns, been but 111
well auuplled with rnoningspiing water.
.... . ......
Ilea lengthwise on the road, and is about 120
. . ...1.-.H.1 u-.j
hiiuA A in,, Mr.knji i,nfiii
turen, forease and faollity Jn ,
lifts, BAKKIt. would y ,to the Udfca of
iowe. ana yicinny, tnai sne nas retamea.
Htowl, anil vicinity, that sh has returned
fro,!?r W.rfl 0w.
FALW' ANU WINIKR MlllNEUYl
"' KT.T'i'nk a'vkiis it- 'am a win'
.i v . ,,
L . ........ .
.i i . i . -,
..atfiresaltiff Ft-l.TS,
Fhop. at Btowe LfVlIlag4."(01tr
that 3MSw 5
!
- vw and all the 'fixitis' fnrniHhed at a very cnoap ng- nav ExureHH leaves
il, X.h,- Ti VV.i.j i . . . . m i
I 1 . I ' I . rt J - -. J H . , . 1 ' - " - t , .
Utrutaen. J-tUtUS. Vta-una XW. ure wrien a nwviwpawnisoa. - m. for uur inirion. oi
l. ' c-...ji: -j i.'j y. " All in want should select tbefr stoves ths pres. -ii- Minitrcal at 9 80
'MT T fit Nuonf l b difficult to obtain them ' uJmtnin leave.
MONEY SAVED!
BUT THE BES7
?
Tin Ware,-Stovepipe
late in the fall, besides manufacturers claim that
stoves will advance in price ass'cold weather apl-m
proaches,
."Bemcrober the place. -One
door aast of the new church.
H. D. WOOD.
ill
HAliDWAREl
tlce 1 1 You can find at Wood's Hardware store
the largest stock aud the best assortment of gen
eral hardware, oncredin Lamoille Co. including i
Mechanic's Tools:
Pianos saws, hammers, chisels, squares, bevels,
, , ; . boring machinery, iio. Ac.
Hoiic Trimmings :
Kaslm, latches, locks, bolts, Bcrews hinges, door
bells, tko. itc.
Faming Toci:
Shovels, boes, manure-forks, axes, cultivators,
plows, corn sliellers, rakes, scythes and
, . snaths, iron bars, picks and handles,
trace, trap, cattle, halter, and
cable chains.
Adtled to the above will bo tonnd ruill and
drag saws. cut and V,'iought nails, pumps, lead
pipe, caat-iron sinks, brass kettles,
. and hollow ware, table and pocket
cutlery, double and sin
gle spring fox and mink.
i . ; traps.
Last but not least on the list is the
TJ0Xri"V IP 3L zzAJILm
CLOTHES -'WRINGER!!-
" t'or which the subscriber has taken the agency
in Stowe. It saves
LIFE, TIME and CLOTHES!
They are given out on trial if derided, to bare-
.,.., 1 ir ,-..i,ot,i
I have Ju.t previous to the late rise in gold.
freely replenished my stock of hardware and iron
am prepared to sell at prices which
taHuit! Ily keening a lull stock of
elling at low llgures I am determined
IIcad-Qartcrs !
.' r . II, . ..
of tha hardware trade in Lamoille Co.
TKU.VIS: Cash, except whore tune is specially
agreed upon.
CUMBERLAND COAL,
w . A , . 1 and -
BAR IR ON
for sale by tho subscriber, by the ton or less
quantities, fo blacksmiths. -
Round, square, tire band, scroll, hoou Iron and
Bhoe shape Aorway NAIL ItUUb warrenieJ. 1
uy.u. v,, in uniK sicei, govt nurse snoes, '
A usable horse nails, all warieuled patent toe
calka.- Carriage springs, axles and lire bolts,
extra quality, nuts, w.hers, rivets, files. Mips,'
A. Anvils. Bellows, vices, dulls, stock Jies
furnished at short uotice.
I would gratefully acknowledge the liberal naU .
ronage given me in this line and would give as
iurauce to the
' Blaacksmiths and Curriage Makers..
In this county, that in future I will endeavor tn
make It still an objeet for them to give me 01 del a '
for stock. ; j , .
Orders by mall promptly attended to and filled
at lowest cash rate. .1
lion't foreet to call at the
STOVE, TIN AND
HARDWARE
: 1 STORE, ,,,0.
With money in your pocketa you cannotreslst
he temptation to trade. s
111 D. WOOD.
Btowe, Sept. Tth. 1803.
Tbl COMPANY Is wnat IU NAME IMPCRTS t
i rariners' Tire Insurance'
,. . 1 t Company.
(Saving takea the aaencr of tha Comnan tnr
. . 1. . ... . - . .. . j -
1 n uiun. nr unfa, ....... w ,. u. 1...
,"L T, V V,' T 1"' ' ""'".
f(,h.n",'' He Park. Elmore. Eden. Watervllle,
IVe'7' J-nibrtdg. Wolcott,. Lowell. West
", ..i..pi t iiiu iimuwiM, 1 nroimse 10 11a.
vote mv wliiils limn tn ilia husinmu nt tni.ii,ir.
, . . , , . 7 . .h,
"'ih"P!A0.b,J bl". 10 l)P waDt? 01 tn
J oeparnneni mucn neiter man I
being noShed?!;
hvl
UUAY. Agent- .
Waterbury, Vt.
83l
; t rmoill 'dC HoMoil TelC-
''r'ri.t.;'..crnU to.,
oeiween uoaion. noniraa and Ogdrnsrinrah.
ii. inri...u .h u. .!,:"..! "J.-?..
....... ,.,.-. i.uiuiiiinuuiu io an parti
of tha U. 8. and Canada. . SR r
OBce la Baraea'raf ator, Bto Vt.-
to expire without the owner I
1UA
Vermont Central and SuM
f i. van Itallroails.
Fall Arrangement commencing Oct. 8tb, 1806.
THAI. OOlNO .OUTU AUD KA8T
' Leave Waterbmy at 8.60 a m. 2.10 r u an
9 4 p m :t
MailTrain leaves 6t. Albans at 6.13a. m.,
connecting at White liiver Junction and Uel
low. Fall, with trains tor Uohton, WorceBter,
Bpiinglield and New York, arriving in New
York at 10.45 r m., and wuh trains on Passump-
6il)ay Kxpress leaves Montreal at 8.30 A u. St.
Johns at 10 a.- m., lor boston, Ac,
connecting at Hurliflgton with Kutlsnd rail
road for Xroy, Albany, and New York arriving
in BoHtin via lowell at lu.30 p. m.
Night Express leaves Ogdensburg at 11.
30 am Montreal at 3.15 P M. Houne's Point at 5.45
p. m., t. Johns at 4.40 p.m. arriving at Boston
ot h id i m . Rnnneetiui: at Bellows Falls with
Cheshire It B. for Boston and Worcester, and
with Vt.. Valley a. li., tot ispnngiieiu ato.,
and arriving in New York at 1,80 p. m.
.i TRAINS OOIMO NOBTB AND WKST.
Leave Wateibury at 3.22 a m, il.25 a m. 4.05 p
ana 5.80 p m, ..
Boston via i.oweu at 8 w
Albans, Montreal, ar-
D. m.
liosion at j.uua. h, vi a
Loif, Via. tiawrenue and Fltchburg at T 30 .
j Kprihgfield atT.43 a. m., for Biirlinr.ton,
I Qnrl A limns.
! Accomodation Train leaves NorthReld atT.15
!a m.and Uurlington at 8.65 a. m. fo t st. AJ
bans. Montieal and House s t-oint.
Night express train leaves licliows FftUs at 10.
00 p m, receiving passengers from Vermont Val
ley railroad, leaving New York 12. 15 ru, and
from i heshire railroad, ieavlne Uoston at 8.80 p
M, connecting at White River .'Uncton with train
leaving Boston at 5.00 P for UurlliiKton.
House's Point, Montreal, nnd Ofjifensbiirgh,
oonneclln at Montreal j,nd Ugdeasbuigh, with
Oraiid Trunk trains lor i,he west.
Sleeping cars are attached to both the night es
nress trains running fjotween St.. Albans and
Boston, and Ht. Allans' and Springfield.
Through Tickets 'l0r Chicago and the WeR-t foi
sale at the principal stations. G. MKKBIl.Ii.
bt. Albans, J-jh, 1, i8(i(j 83 Sup't.
"VOTICK 'lS hereby given t hat stated session- ol
lthe Prr,l,ate court, (or the district of Lamoille
will bo h eld at the Probate Ollice, in Johnson, in
said dip nlot, on every Monday for the )car cn-
Bumg, it is very deeranie tnat tn.-se nuving
""irjess with the Court attend to the sumo as
as praciicaon on me uay aoove mum u.
N. ATWOOD. Judge.
Johnson, Dec. 1st., 18U5. 3
L A T E S T F ASH ION S D E M A N 1)
J. W. Bradley's Celebrated Patent
.DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(or double spring)
The wonderful fluxibiiity and great comfort Rtid
pleasure to any laily wearing the Duplex Klliptic
skirt w ill he expel lenced purti. ularly in all ci cull
ed assemblies, operas, carriuges, railroad cars,
church pews, arm chairs, lor promenade and
houe dross, as the skirt can be folded when in
Use to occupy a small space as easily and conven
iently as a silk or muslin dress, an invaluable
quality in crinoliue. not found in any single
spring ski.'t.
A lady hav.'ng enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
anil great convenience ol wearing the Impcx El
liptic steel spring sirt br a sinjilu day. will nev
er afterwards willitigi';' dispense with their use.
Kor children, misses atul young ladies they are
supeiior to all others.
Ibey will not bend or breaX like the single
spring, but will preserve Choir, pcr.'rct and griice
fill thane when tiitee oi lour ordinary skirts will
have beun thrown aside as uscioss. 'ly hoops
bi- noveied itli ilouhle und twist'il thiesil. and
the bottom rods are not only double springs, but
1 twioc(or dooblejcovered; preseutlng tUJ"' from
1 wearing out ween dragging down stairs. At' I
'lbs Duplex Klliptic is a great favoi Ito with i'U,
ladies and Is nnversaiiy lecoinmeniled liy the
Ka-liicn Magazines as the standard tkirt of the
fashionable world.
io eiioy the following inestimable advantage
111 ui via.; nujeiiur quitiiL. peneci hihii-
u,lu'e stylish shape and Unisli. flexibility, du
'"ul V- V. . f' e,n.'l""e iu" J . ;
""'"- r,....H
aud 1 wire yon get the genuine article.
.. tu. i.N.-loguaid against impesilion be par
hove the red ink stamp, viz.: "J. W. Bradley's
Implex Ellcptic steel springs,' 'upon the waist
band none others are genuine. Also Notice
that every hoop will admit a pin being passed
through the centre, thus revealirg the two (or
double) springs braided together therein, which
is the secret of their flexibility, and strength
and acombina Ion nut to be lound in any other
skirt.
. For sale In all the stores where first class skirts
ar sold throughout tho United States aud else
where.
Manufactured by the sole owners of the patcn
4TniH W ESTS. BltA DI.K.V CAHY.
JT Chambers 4 T9 i 81 Heade Sts.. N V
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diiii nn iw o.ilici lur wiihiiy VI IUU
above named articles at reasonable rates.
t ., . nlso ;
Carriages Eepaircd
la a desirable manner. Q7Ulve me a trial.
itr I. O. WESTUUTT.
Waterv4lle, May ,; aut. ' : . . . . ,;
130 HarrclH ,
-, . ui
Choico St. Louis Flour,
From New Wheat' . .
Anj Uroaad Bxpreaely for me. For Sale Chf ap.
At D. A. ILUKUT8;
R EAD AND REMEMBER 1
that m
p. C. CLEVELAND
has on hand a splendid lot of
Fork,
Lard,
limns
Flsli,
' L-.. ,I. .L.!...l L..n1
Jr lOIII ) oi vne ciioici;b k"
and other
Family Groceries,
1 at his Headqaarters in
HYDE PARK V L L AGE,
and will sell them Cubaf.
Also Remember
that the
Highest Market Price
will be paid for all kinds
FARMERS' PRODUCE!
Hyde Park," March 2T, 18GS. 19 :
Celebrated Heave Powders
AND
BLOOD RENOVATOR:
This medicine has been In constant nse for3
years, and ha" given universal saitsiiicnonana
resulted in very many radical cures. All who use"
it speak of it it in the highest terms. If your
horse in out of condition resulting from hard dri
ving, pool feed or treat ment, aud almost any other
cause, get Chaplin's Heave Powders, follow the
directions and it will soon be in good condition.
Any amount of references and certificates con
cerning its efficacy from all parts of the country
can lie given. The best Fairies and horsemen"
use it
Prepared and lor sale-, wholesale an J refttJI. By
the subsriber, sad also for sale by drnggista and
merchant generally throughout the country.
:!5 J. IS (.'iiai'lin, Morrisville, Vt.
Hi t ( PER YEAli I V want axenSs
'4? I. m.iJf everywhere to sell our Hfl0Tl'.
$J(J Wcwtng Machia.ua. Threo new kinds. Un
der aii.1 upprr lead. Wanahted ftve years.
Above Kaliiry or. huge commissions paid. J he
only iiinohines sold in-tha-Uitvted States for less
than $40, which aro-fully licensed by Howe,'
Wheeler & Wilson,. Ctlver & linker, Singer &
Co., and Ba.-:hclder, All other cheap machines
are infringement and' the seller or nser are liablo
to ui rest, tine, and iir.pt isonniant. t irculirs
nee. Address, or can opon snaw & Clark, Bid
dulord, Maine, or Chicago, Hi. gyj
.lohiiwon Woolen fr'aclorv.
List of Manufacturing Fitaes :
(Jrey Cassiiucro
Mix Doeskin
40cts. psryar.
I'nll Color Cassimcre ((7 .
White Flannel 29
Mix " i',4
lied " ' 40
Wino " 40
Government tux included.
2."' PEAKL&BUCK
' p 11 ot si a e v
e. sc 11. t. Avmo.vr k to ,
lauuiutliii'ers of I'liiituyrnplile Mntsrial",
WUOI.KHI.K AMI IIKTAIL.
501 UltOADWAY, N. y. y
ill addition" to our main business of Piiotockami
10 Ai.4TKKiAi.tp we are licadtiuui tera for the iol
lonitig. viz:
SfercoHonpes k- Sfcreoscnpie Views
of American and Foreign Cities and Landscapes,
Croups, Statuary, etc.
Stereoscopic Views of tfi? War,
from negatives made in the various rampaigns
and forming a complete Photographic hls.'ory of
ihe great contest.
Stereoscopic ViewB on Glass,
adapted for either the Magic l.intirn or the
Stoieoacope. Our catalogue will be seut to any
address on receipt of stamp.
1'hotngrnphic Albums.
We manufacture more largely than any other
house, about 2(H) varieties from AO cents to$.V)
each. Our A I. HUMS have tne reputation of
being superior in beauty and durability to any
others.
Card Photographs of Genqjals, Statesmen,
Actors, etc., etc.
Our Catalogue embraces over $,000 different
subjects, including reproductions ol the most
celebrated Engravings. Paintings, Statues, eto.
Catalogues sent on receipt of stamp.
Photographers and others ordering goods
CO I)., will please remit 25 per cent, of the
amount wi.h their order.
n7"The prices and quality of our goods can
not tail to satisfy. 3T
Wanted !
The Highest Caih Price PAID for
HlDliS, KUTTI2IS Ai VAiVnS
at the
Trovission and Meat Market.
JONES k BROWN.
83 Morrievllle, Tt.
(Successor to Nutting ic Chaplin,)
MOHKISVILLE VT.
Keeps constatly on hand and for sale, a fine lot o
HarneMcs, Trunk, Valines,
Whips, Ac. alC.
Which wid be told at low prices.
Repairlcg and all kinds Harnea-work done
thoroughly, and at living rates.' ' 43
CALL AND EXAMINE.
A Sure Cure Tor "
BAHNEs' 0INTUEN?Y1IX
CURK !
h w"",ea,;M'f""-atchea on Horses, in from
wXeVe?, ft?'. WUirW 0
WARRANTED!
to efToct a care when the directione are fol'owed
THY .IT! , ', '
07- Enquire of '" J"" ! ' 1
-OltlN A1OO0Y, 8t0wi
LYNDON MoAI.LASTER, .7V
H. C. ttJTTl.SO.
UWAKU IIICHMOND, Mrorl.tow.
A.D. HaWtEY, . WaK;.
Fvr Sal at Batnes' DRTJQ STORE,
Stowe Vt . 6,,(f
THE PLACE 10 GET
Cheap, u at BARNES' Drug Stori
FURNITURE
UARFETING !
PAP UK DAKGU,-,-
J. r. IMRCOCK & to 1
MONll'ELIEIt, VT. ''
. . 1-15
Farms for Sale.
Also the place now occupied bv th
situated about i M miles f,om ilorribVtN riU'.'
sisiingof about M acres good laao. nnln f
is a new, good bouse and barn. ' v """Nek
Call on or address the subscriber it Mn '.,
July 12. '66.
S. FREEMAN
(Successor to T. u. Phinni
1 '
y.)
DUALEU IN
In Watches and Jewelry'
Silver and p'ated ware,. Fancy Goodi Cnti
Perfumery , Fishing Tackle, and evcrythin,
taining to a first class Jeweiry and Fane ?
Store. Urover Baker ' ,w
S E WIN G MA CII IN s
Justly acknowledged to be the best familv '
machine now in use, as its rapid sale must 1?
proves. ltalr
THE UN VERSAL UEM1IEI1,
adapted to all kinds of sewing auchinei u
turning a hem of any width desired iiJ.'i'
thread and silk of the best quality.
Watch Repairing and Ev graving
tnni1-id in nrnmtitlv anil In 1 1
Corner of Main and State itrw."
Montpelier.Sep, 12, 18(13. m
. . S
DRUGS
MEDICINES!
1
OILS,
Paints,
Varnish,
e
at reduced rates
t. p. iia i:.i.s,
STOWE, VT.
43
HALLS HAIR IlLiKVEB
RI.'S AiTIKROM,
Webster's Ilalr Invlgoraor
.Ill's. Allen's Hair RctVo tr
Teh lie I V Hair ResenerMor
Alsoasreat variety of Hair Tonicn, rouniu,
l'?rtumery. Tooth Powders, Biuhei, lombi,
Wai.'tts, Ac, Ac., at II
BARNES' DRUG STORE
11 i:hv 11 u:i s,
(Successor to II. Y. Barnes X Sob,)
DSALKK IN ALL KIKDS OF
i I
L E A T II E R
Saddlery Hardware,
Carriage Trimmiua
and
Shoe Finding,
one door south of Montpelier Hotel,
State Street, Montpelier, Vt
X7 Agent for Singer's Sewing Machine.
m 1 .
The Clareiiionl
JIAKUFACTUlUKGCa
Wholesale Booksellers, Zitativueri, M
Ushers, and Book &f Puytt Muitri, ,
CLAKtMONT, N. II.
Orders aollcitedfor any kind of printicf IT
&11 siaesanu quaiuiesoi wriiiofipr".
. Every variety ol wrapping 'ijr,
All kinds of school book.
Every new book publishti.
1 Pnim. ,ifn.-llM - ami i-nielotiel'
Printing Jobs. Jobs of Binding Maffl
printing ink, 4c. 1 ash psm ' .
, , E. I.. t.'OMliKP.!"1,
Urohui (i. If'i ,J
Claremont, N. H. Limisl N. !
LAMOILLE COUNT T
iti a 11 11 ii 1: w
Grave stones, and nionumcuU of W
and variety of marble 1 also, table
for soda fountains, and etatuary of '"'j
will be furnished to order, with a ai "7,
led in the state. . .'' It,
The subscriber would return hi" """hll
public for the very liberal patroni
reived the past twoyears. and would 4r f
who are in want of marble work '
elve him a call before going oatof w!!
he Is determined not to be vnitrwii 'lr,
In Vt. 13 VV. bibb"
By
BTOWE, VT.
FOR SALE.
qHE an bscrlwr would aell hl ' V
I Counties of Orleans and Lamoille.'" (f(l)(
bred Und.- Meadow and hlH M
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