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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

I'm expensive Ram.A funny law suit came of
week before last, between two farmers at Powual,
VI. George Layder had very ierocious mascu
line sheep, which he was wont to let run upon
the highway. A neighbour of Mr.. Layden's had
also cow, which he was driving home from pas.
ture, with her young calf, on a certain occasion.
AS the COW was passing his ram ship, who was
grazing on the highway as usual, the RAM took it
into his head to butt the calf which he knocked
undertook TO punish the ram for this piece OF
brutality, and during the attack upon him, the
animal got the better ofthe man, and gave him n
severe bultlng, broke one of his ribs, and he was
laid up for n month in consequence. For thi;
nssuli and battery, the suit in question was brought
against Mr.. Layden, owner Of his ram-naesiy
As proper example 10 all other vnlorous rams
the jury mulcted defendant in $87 so damages
and cost.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

Easy Mode of Edging Razors.--On the rough
side ola strap of leather, or on an undressed calf
skin binding of book, rub piece of tin or pew
ter. spoon for n half minute or until the leather
berornes glossy with the metal. If the razor be
passed over this leather about half dozen OF
times it will acquire finer edge than by any
other method. mechanics Magazine.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

The Blue Ink which appears to be growing in.
to general favor, is in part composed Of one of the
most poisonous substances in nature that is
Prussic Acid-the Ink being solution of the
pigment called PrLsic Blue, which is u com.
pound oil Prussiate of Potash and Iron. This Ink
therefore, must be a very dangerous article in the
hands of of the children, as we'll as grown people
who are in the habit of putting their pen into their
mouth, in order TO cleanse it. Ii is said droE
of this acid in its pure aud uncombined state
when put even upon The nose of rst, is suficien
TO cause its immediate death.
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To Msssrs. Stark 8; Ju'Kenney.

Semi Official Ns,0s respe cling florida = We
are given to understand, in the Army and Navy
Chronicle that Government has at last totally
abandoned the idea of an offensive wnr on the
Seninoles, and that military posts merely are to
be established across from Pilatka to the bloody
Withlacoochee, TO keep (if possible the tribes
within their evergIades.aud swamps South Of that
line. OF course there is every prospect that this
ed some dozen years more absorbing. through corr
rnpt and wastetul contracts given to party favour
ties, some 100000 600 more out OF an impoverished
treasury Thus VIC 20 on the downward course
ofprofiigacy and ruin. The story of sending T.
coo troops to Florida is a fiction.--.4lbany Id
perliser.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25
BADNESS /!

a BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR is the grandest
= ornament belonging to the human frame. How
strangely me loss OF changes the countenance, and
prematurey brings the appearance Of old age whcho
causes many to recoii al beng uncovered and sometimes
even shun society 10 avoid The esis and of their
acquaintance the remainder OF their lives are cons.
quenty spent in retirement In short, the oss
Of psopsry fills the generous blinking youth with tia.
all these unpleasant circumstances, OLDRiDGES
BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the hair iom falling off
the first application, and few bottles stores il
again. II likewise produces eyebrows and whiskes =
prevents the ha from turning grey NAL es IL curl beaut
fully, and frees it from scur. Numerous certificates
tho first ctabiiy in support o. NE virtues oC Old
ridges Balm, shown to The proprietors
iEjSRead the following.
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq. late Mayer Of Phila-
dePha, has certified may be seen below, to ihs high
character Of the following gentlemen:
The undersigned DO hs eby certify that we have used
the Balm of Columbia discovered by j. Oidridge, and
have found highly servceabe not only preventive
against the falling off Of hair but also certain resora-
tive. VIM THATCHER, Sen.
Methodist Minister IN St. George charge,
JOHN p. INGALLS, ssi Arch st.
JOHN d. THOMAS, NJ. D. los Race OF.
JOHN S. FURRY. l0l Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDY, 243 South 7th ST.
JOHN GARD. Jun. 1873 Arch st.
II will certainly raise its virtues the estimation Of
the public when kne that three Of the above sign
than fay years Of age, and the others
less than thirty.
From the Mayo,.l
CoaMoswEALTH OF PEEHsYLvAS~'{
City Of Philadelphia. y .
]. ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor OF saito o. rnm-
sdephia do hereby certify thai am well N Win
NJ essrs p. lngs. John s. Furey an hnen MeOudy;
whose signed Il aboe eeiuncate ,hat tnsy
arc gentlemen Of character and spSc.so ano snen
In witness whcreo haze hereunto Set my hand, and
caused III, seal Of the city to be affixed this
We 80 80 ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
CAUTION. None can be genuine without splendid
steel Mate engraving on which is the Tails Of Niagara,
and Dr. Comstock's, The American agents. name, &C.
T. p. WALTON& SONS, are the authorized agents
or Montpelier, W. and the genuine article always be
had At their Bookstore.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

Centenary of .tetltodism.- Friday Oct. 25,h
was celebrated all over the Globe by the members
OF the churches Episcopal Melhodists us The
anniversary of Melhodism. 1t is supposed tina
nearly one million ofsouls were engaged by prayer
praise and thanksgiving on that day; and it il
indeed memorable and suspicious day in the an
nails OF that respectable sect of christians
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

Mr.. Webster's Farming.--.At the cattle show
OF Merimack County society, held in Boscawne,
N. II. on "Wednesday and Thursday of last week
it is remarked, "Among the stock was noticed
several fine animals of the Durham Short Horn
from the farm of Daniel Webster, an acquisition
which cannot but be attended with great advantage
in improving the stock ofthe country"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

A Democratic Horse.-We heard a good story
and the better for being true. A negro WAS riding
on a horse, when the animal stumbled and nearl,
threw cuffee over his head into the mud. "Loob
at him the rascal democrat; vociierated Sambo
"democrat why do you call him democrat p
enquired gentleman riding by. "Why massa
cause he's got two good eyes and won't see! !"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

THE MATERNALF Friend, for The relief all
l. the Sympathetic Affections attendant, On Pregnancy.
Procure quick, safe easy and natural tavails quick after
disorders to which both married and unmarried females
often liable.
n. b For more particular account Of the medicine
It's uses, directions snd recommendation, ,hr pamph-
let, one Of which will accompany each Bottle, and NAV
lie had gratis all the places where the medicine is kept
for sale
FERREE & PARMELEE, sole Proprietors, Middle
town, CT.
For Sale at most of the Drug Stores in The United
States.
Price 81 80 per bortlc
Also by SiLAS BURBANK, Montpelier VI.
Montpelier March 10. 1889 9:lv
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The city of Mobile has been placed under mar
tal law. The panic and excitement in conse.
quence of the late successful attempts to burn the
city, have been beyond all parallel. Several per-
which make it almost certain that they were
among the incendiaries who fred the civ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

More Patriot troubles. It is said that the Patri.
olson both sides the line nre again preparing for
winter operations. We sincerely hope it Is no,
so; but from the fact that the Secretary of War
has ordered Gen. Scott TO make the tour Of the
rumor.- -Roch. Dem.
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Notice.

LJEZEKTAH WARD still carries on the manufse.
IL ture of EDGE TOOLS, 1.-THE stand lew rods
from the the south end Of the arch bridge. Those
who wish for good warranted AXES, will do well 10
call and prove for themselves. The tools are ground
and polished in good order He also manufactures
esc steel springs for carriages, atthe shortest
tics. N. B. Those who have unsettled accosnis Of
settle immediately. Montpelier Jan isss;iy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

Handsome conduci.-The officers Of LIST U. S
Artillery at Plattsburg, have had repaired the
dilapidated monument erected 10 Commodore
Downie, who fell in the action with Macdonough
The monument was erected by the sister.in-law
Of Commodore Downe, in Scotland.
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FRUITS, &c.
lie, Prunes, Figs, Rnisins. AL
Filberts, etc. etc. just fecciv, d
E. II. PRENTlSS.
Establishment,
Ua ick Church, Main ST.
.al, i'm, VERMONT.
lie most fashionable style.
HENRY IgHAM
GREAT DISCOVERY.
MOTHERS RELIEF. We wish


MOTHERS RELIEF. We wish TO call
1N1 the attention Of mothers, or those about 10 be.
so, 10 The important fact that remedy has been
discovered for the many distressing symptoms which
frequently attend women in q delicate situation, and
which will prepire the system TO undergo he import.
ant change which Il is about to experience 1t il nov
about wo yeurs since the first discovery fthc know.
ledge ofIhe basis Of which however, has been known
aboriginal inhabitants Tor ages but since the
introduction into civilized life ii ha, been the meals
Of elicvng or mitigating much euhrring and those
moihers who have had occasion to nse it, consider i,
one oil the creates, blessings 10 the sex The nature
OF the subject will not permit TO BE- very cs plic as
to he manner Of iis producing ito beneficial effects
thu, assure the reader that it is npop strict
physiological and well established principles; aud
the facts atiested by well reud physicians OF diff.
erent parts ofthe U. ST. but every asent and drug.
gisi who sells the article is supplied with pnmphI, /.
giving iull description Of it, aud OF irs mcdus oper.
and and also containing many certificates OF its be.
nefcial effects, from physicians and others. All who
are DESTROYS FOR further information are requested 10
call and procure one Tree Of expense. They are in.
tended TO DO read only by moh.rs ard tho medical
prole ss;on.
! iCJs Persons who wish to purchas the above med
'cine. will address G. A. BARTHOLiCK and CO.
sole propietors. Rochester, N. Y. or Olcot MIX, g.
son Co., AGENTS, New York. For sale by i. II
| PRENTISS, Montpelier. VI. 60
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THE CHASE INFIkMARK,
For the treatment Of Hsrnia, or Rupture, Concord

". II.
ILL RNIA il here treated on the principles laid
Il Il down by DR.. CHASE, OF Philadelphia, in his
Treatise on The RADICAL CuRg Of the disease and a.
more fully exempird and recommended in the report
On Inc subject by tho COMMITTEE OF The Philadelphia
Medcal Society.
The peIfec, -ecntion OF the bowel ia guaranteed In
all cuses OF redicsU.s Hernia mud n radical cure NAV
be expected except in II long standing in aged
people, No attendance of the patieL. = -enuired anv
further than 10 afford opportunity 10 adjns, the degree
OF pressure necessary to ensure the certain retention
Of the bowel, provided the patient Immediately report
himssl. whenever rearpearance OF e Hernia, OF loo
much Inflammation reno rs different adjustment o
the Instrument necessary.
THO. CHADBOURNE, NJ D. Concord, N. II
REFERENCES,
Amos Twilchell, Nj. d. Keene,
Matthias Spald,ng, Nj. d. Amherst,
Oliver Perry. NJ. d. Exeter.
c.. A. Cheever, NJ. ID. Portsmouth,
William Burns, M. ID. Lluleton.
Seprnber %.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

Vim. l.. Mackenzie ren,ains in prison at Rocbes
ter. under the sentence Of Judge thomson. The
President has been petitioned by many Thousand.
to pardon him, bu, accordinguto the Commercial
Advertiser, has declared that he will no, grant th,
pardon ON any consideration.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-11-25

recent fire in Natchez burnt the residence o!
the Hon. Robert j. Walker, candidate for the u
States Senae-and fire in Vicksburg has burnt
the residence of his opponent, the Hon. Sergeant
S. Preniss. Neither has had the advantage Of the
oihef, therefore, in this particular.
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ID + Nj N q T. > Ms AMrniLAN ' t.I,E ADI.h
IN GROUP AND COUGH SYRUP. Having for the
eight years prepared sold the above medicine Tor
that fatal disease the Group, and having become satisfied
from my experience and the unied testimony OF ply
scians and Others who have used the tup, that 1t IS
medicine Of great value not only for the Group but fU
coughs, colds nlut nra, whoopng cough and the vau,
diseases Of tho lungs have been induced put up
comvanieni FORM with directions for using, and offer
10 the public. The proprietor is permitted refer to the
following physicians, who have examined the recipe AID
have extensively the sy up their practice c the
last three years and w.tnesso, its efficacy numerous
cases-Doct DAVID s. G. ~. SMITH, Sutton, Doctors
WIN NJ. BENEDICT and WIN B. MOORE, Nibury
The following few Of the many ccttihcaies oirec-
concentration which might be presented
Certificate of Mr. Lorg Fnster-I hereby certify that
have used Reminglon's Group syrup in my family for
coughs and ODDS and given my children when attack
astonishing good results, and cheeruly recommend 1t TO
ALL especially those who have CHI dren under their cnie,
rs a most safe, valuable AMI eflicacious medicine.
Mibury Dec 90, 1888. LORING FOSTER.
From MIR James Wilkinscn-hav.ng experienced grea
benefit from The Of the American Vegetable Group
ard Cough Syrup in my family obstinate Of in.
Auenza accompanied with nha Of the chest and
violent cough and having vi its highly sautary CT
fectsn several Of the Group which often proves
fatal, esteem il my duty, and feel pleasure recon-.
mend this preparation those Attic ed with tho above
omplaints as an invaluable remedy.
JAMES WILKINSON.
Cumberland r. |. Jan. 8, 1899.
Prepared and sold by Jo.EPH REMINGTON. the invent
or, f H PRESTIss, Montpelier LUTHER JEwETT, ST
Johnsbury A. McMILLAN Danvie and by drug gsis gen.
orally Each bottle will have the INITIALS stampeI III,
cork, and the labels signed by proprietor in hls
hand writing. 9O;lv
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~ ENTLEMEN in want Of a good coat, over
" coat or psntaloons for a little money will do
we'll 10 call at BAYLIES & GoSS.
Sept. ls. IL
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rrJRsI rIyRst,

Bales No Buffalo Robes; largo RI
Robe for cufs and Collars; rich Otter Seal
Hair Seal Caps; Boas 4 Ncck,es. All Oh,
sale at The Cash Store OF SPALDiNes & +,
Montpelier, Sept. % 1899.
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GriudstOnes.

A LARGE assortment Of English and Nova SEQ
"A lin water md hand Gfindstones, constantly on
hand md for sale, by sOULE. WHITNEY CO.
81 Washington ST. N. Y. and BY the subscribers al
MOI r wharf Boston. sPRAGUE, SOuLE Go
n,.,os. NAV "a, 1889 0a.is6m
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w no les ALE AND RETAIL
CASH STORE

WASH ~ TUNE
GTORRS ~ LANGDONS have nny .oo.;.
- ed from New Yok and Boston thsif full s,,ok
Of Goods, comprising more extensive and rich vari,
" than has ever beea offered in this vicinity.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
60 pieces Broad Cloths knd Cassimcycs
10 do SattDetts
10 do PiIot and Beaver Cloths
20 do Alspine Bombazeens
40 do PLAIN aud figured Morenoes
1000 yds Cakeoos from CTS up-will DO sold BY
the piece ui Boston prices
100 yds black and coIotcd Silks fro n AZ. nm
different styles OF goods Tor cloak.
IL" I'D. black aud colored silk Velvet
superior fsur Velye, vcsngs
=, 40 do and plSin satin Vesiin,,
Mouselin DeNnes and baI.vs .na,'J q e
Flannel, 80 Ratinet, ooloreJ ponoc.. n;tiy
every, kind, French wrought Collars i.;n;a 80.
snd Edgiogs, Cambria Ssd Muslin Edsins.. -s Sill
fringe fS Trimmings, silk Cord md R;S;, e.
coats Bccd Bags, Velvcts sbd snks a. S''I ,O'
French Flowers, superior black Satr "a, o,,.L,
drcssts, Irsh LinIns. Linn Cambrics, do sa"Jta'
chiefs. fancy do. merino Shaws at very lIy o,;cos
Highland and Edlnborough do, stsgemen's rsss
Shawls Victoria Robes, silk flannel unblcuchrS
wool do. silk, mrrino moloir aud cashmcer S,ockinps
chiIdrcns Stockings and Socks, SCARLET, uuxeI and
white Eng Wool, knitting Yarn limbs wool cssl,-
mere Sh'r'' aud Drawers. enr'an Cord and T4sssr,
Patent Leather Cap FroRrs. cotton and libin T,h,
Cloths, Russia and Buds Eye Diaper
60oO yds Scctings and ShirIings cheaper TIM ever
| lev pieces sood Dad Ticking at lie, Cotton
Yorn, Batting CT the best qualify
black, purple aud white Waddinc
Travelling B,gs and Baskets
1000 lille Pafer Hanging and Bordering from ~
| l-2 ctsup
Carpriiny, Looking. Glasses
z bales Duff'.lo Skns
10 Doz Fur Caps fresh from New York Boas &
Boa Ties, Furs Tor Timn,nings.
| first rate assortment Of Cfockery and I5lass
| Ware, among which il gold band aud other China
| lea Soiis and plates TO match. Also printed Tea
| Sells OF new and choice patterns
| Brass Fms Set, Anvls and Vises, Mill Saws
lronWure ola szes. 'rsors' Geese aud Sheur. and
| Hardware vi all sorts.
5000 lbs New Orleans, Porto Rico and Muscava.
: Sugar from 10 10 els Coffee al 1911 2 cts.
4 Box Raisins, Eng Cnrrants Cnrun Mace Nut.
meg' al per pound, Teas al advanced and Tobuc.
co al educeJ prices.
Poor Lamp Oil, aud some OF as good quality Of
Winter Oil us offered in this market Linseed
OH, White Lead aud every acle in the Paint Line.
ITann,rs Oil.
10000 lbs Russia Swedr, American and Eng.
Iron oi oil sizes and shapes, Nail anil Spike Rods,
Hore and Ok shoe shapes, baud anl shec, Iroh. will
linslon adding freight
Woinvic purchasers Of goods TO call ard examine
our stock and prices We on the cheap sale FOL
cash. Montpelier, Oc'. "a, IS39.--cop6m.
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STOVES & STOVE PIPE.

L. HE Farmers and Mechanics Co., have on hand
general assortment Of STOVES, STOVE PIPE
* HOLLOW-WARE. Comprising Conan''s No
|, and Improved Cooking Stoves. Rotary and
Vermont do Herick's Pattern do. Alsu varaly
Of parlor and box Stoves 6ed up 10 order and IN the
oes, siye. Also 80, 60 and 80 salons, Chuudron
Kitcs all Of which they ling al discount Of
10 IL per cent. from last years prices.
Mortified. Oct. 30, 1899. "a
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MAnsIi,s sUPEnIOR PATEN;r r. NO

MARsIl's SUPERIOR PATENT TRUSsf
FANHESE uusses are manufactured and sold by
II SEYMOUR MARSH and SON, Canaio-
hsric, Montgomery County, New York, and 'lor TIA,
purpose they have formed copaftnership, under the
name and style Of S. Marsh and Son, 10 whom all
orders from abroad must be addressed.
These Trusscs are constructed in many particulars
entirely plan, and their advantages over al
other trusse have been aested not only by the most
respectable Of the Medical Faculty, but by the actual
experiment Of those afflicted with The disease they
intended 10 alleviate. The most eminent physicians
upon examination Of this truss, decided u,
lis superiority, that they checriully aud vouniarii,
give certificates 10 The propfietora 10 be laid befor'
the public, Il Tow OF which may uo on the bant
bulls. For sale by slLAS BURBANK, Montpelier
Vermont. SIS
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
BALDWIN * SCOTT haze re, ei,cd a large
supply Of GOODS suited 10 the pres mt and ap =
PtosS"f"S f:- he uWusl
favorable terms. Their .tlends and the pub,'c
ally are invited 10 call examine the goods & price,.
MnntneIcr Sent 26 1889 10
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WAY PASSENGERS
taken and left at Tying boro and North Chelmsford.
Fare from Nashua TO Lowell SO cts. From Nashua
TO Boston 81,
Passengers taking The cars at Nashua, will please
ac whether their gage is for Boston or Tor Low
ell; and those leaving Boston for Nashua, are re-
qYestcd 10 have Their baggage put into The Nashua
Baggage Car. All Baggage al the rsk oil the own
efs.
On the arrival at Nashua Of the Cara which leave
Boston at Ia n. M. aud Lowell at a. IN. stages
leave for b, dford, Amoskeas, Concord &c., Tor Am
herst, jamestown, Windror, Hennikct. Newport,
Claremont, &c. for Goff-town, llopkmton, Warner,
| Hanover, &c., for Milford, Peterborough, kcenc,
Brait borough, &c. aud 'r Wilton, Greenfield
Hancock. Charleslown, N. H., Chester, Va &c.
Stages arrive FROM the above places daily IN season
10 take the a 4 p. III. Cara, and arrive nj Boston
same evening. Stages ftom Amoskeng aud Concord
also leave Nashua on tho arrival VI the noon Carr
which leave Lowell at ~ IL a. NJ. and arrvo from
Concord daily, 10 season for the Cars which leave
Nashua at | Id p. m.
MERCHANDISE TRAssPoRTATIos.
AN and after Saturday, June I, 1889, Merehan
| W disc Trains will lrsvc the freight depot
Charleston and Nashua, daily, Sundays excepted.
A II goods 10 be transported oil tine fniiroud going
hove Lowell, nust be sent 10 tn. Conpan,'s Frcish
Depot, Charleston, Of the end oil Warren Bridge
The charge for trucking soods will be the sum'
as 10 the Boston and Lowell Depot.
The prices for freishtns will be as follows, unit
turh'r notice.
Fiom Charlcsion 10 Nashua, or either way, 25t
| N. Ch-lmetprd, 20t
1yugsborousb 22
Lowell 10 Na,ua, l0t
To any stopping place bcwcca L. and+N. l,O
| Large and coommodous store houses for the ac
comnodalIon OF business above Noshua, beni
erected, with every ,nirnce for large Trans.
cNSLON STEARNS, Snrf.
Nashua, May 2s, 1888 o9r
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Election IN .Missouri. The wing candidate for
congiess has majority of 4i2 votes in St. Louis
county.
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COMsax21aptSOm!

AS IT Fl Al A AN SAT- RRHi
N that long train Of diseases which seem to grow
, with the growth Of civilized society, C ONSUMP-
TlON, takes the lead in ills relentless inroads upon
human lie. Improper neglect in The timely admais-
traon vAampe awd salulary remedies, is sure 10 be
reprovcd BE- dreadful succession Of consump,ive
symptoms oppression Of the breast--grecnish and
bloody spal- liberated lungs 4 hectic feaser-shriv
cled exrcmitirs and general emaciation Of the whole
INTERPRETATION Of strength flushed ehesks--swol.
len feet and legs-und III last in full possession Of The
mental facnlhes, and while hope stl whispers her
hitcrins tale, cold cx'renetes aud prema death
For the " ious stages o! his complaint, oil the
most approved Remedies ever vet discovered, is
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CHASE's TRUSSEs.

CHASE'S TRUSSES.
TTSHE sub crIber agent ios Or Chase, continues TO
H. apply hs Truss, for The relief and Of her
Mo. Ho has just received additional supply Of
these Invaluable INSTRUMENTS adapted 10 every variety
of the disease. By skillnl application and a strict
adherence 10 directions a radical cure may, in most
instances, be expected. treat neat OF few months
viii, very gcneralI". produce periec, soundness.
JAMES SPALDiNG.
Village Of Montpelier Sept. 1889. 1871
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NJ Office ~ hereby gwen that have SOLD my son
IN Lorenzo D Churchill his time during he
mainder Of his mi oiy, and shalt not pay any Of his
Ibis nor claim any of his earnings after hi, date.
ISAAC CHURCHILL.
BdoI Oct H. 1899 22