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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-26
The Indian Vegetable Pills,

ARE p fgaiiye medicine 50 Justly balanced,
and wiihsl 50 natural In the constitution, that
they cannot possibly uJdr- even the most dri''
cate Al the same time, II used ~ su-h manner
as 10 produce free excavations ~ "a" brwels, IL
is absolutely impossible for pain OF distress OF any
kind 10 continue long ia the body. The reason
is plain; they cleans the system Of those hunors
which are opposed to health, and therefore inva.
lids may use them with cerlainiy Of always OBJ
tanning relief, and pc serering IN the Use ofibem,
with an equal certainty OF bring cured.
In all disoIdsred motions 81 the Blood, called
Intermittent. ReinitieRi, Nervous, lnHammstSry
and Putrid fevers the lndiao Vegetables Pills viii
be found a certain remedy, bscsoss they cleanse
,he stofnaci and bowels Of all bilious matter, and
purify the blood; consequently, az they remove
the cause ofeyery kind o. disease, they are ALSO
lately sure - cure every kind Of fever, So also
when morbid bumoufs sIe deposited upon the
membrane and muscle, causing those prlns, in
famnis,ions and s~ellings, called Rh-prnsi is,n,
Gsul, &c ,ihe Ind Vegetable Pills may be
relstd upon always certain 10 give relief, and
II psFs~ssred with, vail snast ass1rediy. and ~Ith.
osi fail make prfleet cure Of the above painful
nlalsdies. EIsH three " STA 81 said Indisn Veg.
slabie Plils, lsksn every sight on g"lDg % b~d,
will an short tiaDe, completely rad the body Of
~ ni~itid and esrgP' hy'ncprsi ADD Rh' una
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-26
Blood

THIS Improved Short Horned Dnrham Buli
i will stand for COWS the ensuing season al
The stable OF Wtu. l.. Farna IN Poultney -
Terms, $500 the leap. 100 The season, var
rants as agreed upon.
Bloodgood,
was sired in Engllnd in the spring Of 1895, and
weighed the LIST Of March 1900 pounds For n
fur,h description see III. animal and his stock.
Poultn y, May IL, $40.
2i-23 Wm l. FARNAM,
J JOSLiN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-26

Honest Conference.-The Charleston Mer-
curry OF May ID, the organ Of Mr.. Calhoun,
and a warm supporter of the administration,
has the following confessions in relation TO the
Virginia election, which coming from The
source they do, are of some interest. "Straws
&C."
What part OF the state from which we
have the results has ever been the strong hold
of the Wings. Yet in their majorities thus
far The Wings have undoubtedly gained some
thing and it hardly admits Of doubt that they
Will prove the stronger party in the Legisla-
lure. II is also highly probable that they will
have a majority of the popular vote. This,
however, does not follow, and being granted,
does not decide the presidential contest in the
State. II will however have its effect, and il
is by no means difficult TO suppose that Viz
GINA will cast her vote for Harrison and Ty-
Ter. The odds are fearful against the old Re-
publican (Federal) doctrines. The candidates
for President and Vice President are both Vir-
pinians, linked by the connections Of three
centuries with a thousand ties that will thrill
through the heart Of the old Commonwealth
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-26
Stray Horse.

ID ROKE into the enclosure Of The subscriber
VI on til ist inst. dark brown horse, low n
flesh, supposed TO be 20 or ~ yeats old, with one
white hind foot and has a little touch Of the
heaves. The owner would oblige by paying
chafges any taking him away.
INA GORHAu.
Ira 9Th NAV 1910. 1922
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-26
NOTICE.

The subscribers have associated
with themselves HENRY HENDER-
SON, in the business ofPaper-Making,
Printing, Bookselling and Binding
and hereafter the business will be CON
Quoted under the name Of WHITE,
HENDERSON g. Co.
W FAY.
~ BROWN,
a. r. WHITE.
Rutland, April !, 1910.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-26

Sleep.-We sometimes weep in our sleep
and when we wake hardly know what we
wept for. Such is this life, and IN the one to
come, you will scarcely be able to say why
you wept in this,
Dirine Goodness-The Angel ofLife some
times scars so high that we lose sight of him.
but he sees our wants as clearly as if he was
lowering over our head.
The rorld.-The world is clearinghouse,
of which we are the plants; and we ought 10
build it higher aud frmer, for many storm
now enters il.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-26
Meeting Of the Rutland and Adj.

Meeting Of the Rutland and Ad-
Olson Mutual FIR insurance Go
FTNHE sanuai Meeting Of tho Ru,lan and Al
l. dison Mutual rne INSURANCE. Company will
be holden 81 Milo June's Inn, in Brandon in the
County az Rutland. on "Wednesday, the L., day
Of July next a, I o'clock p N. for the purpose Of
chrosing a Busrd Of Du-ciot. fnr the year ensu.
ing. r. JUNE. Secretary
Brandon 2ls, MAY, 1870 2I-23
District Of Rutland SIS Is ihs, alta special
probate cour, held at Ru.lanI within ans for sd
disiiie, on the 80 day OF ssy A. ID. lsie.
Present Hon WIN. Hall Judge.
Job NJ Fuller administrator az the estate ~
John fu her late Of fiis6eld in ssid district De.
ceased, ptoPos ng TO render an QUIT of Lis adj
minisits,ion,
II Is ordered tina, said ecc mt he examined IN
court on the lsi Monday OF July next and that a
publication Of this order three weeks successfully
IN the II ,land Herald printed at Rutland as
concerned to appear il the, see::cause and object
thereto. 2l-23
lIENRy HALL, Register.
st p,e or ,, sa'aSS bred I'm,
special probate court held at Rutland. within
and for said district, on the I'd dav of May A
ID 1870, Present, WIN Hall, Judge.
" Hosafso Meal administi ator of the estate o
Henry Mead late of Rutland IN said district de
ceased proposing 70 render On account o! his q l
| mnsifation.
! II is ordered that said account be examined IL
court on the FIRST Monday July next; and tina
publication ofa copy Of this order three wee h
successfully in the Rutland Herald printed &
Rutland, as soon as may be, shall be sniiicicn
notice to oil concerned to appear il they sc,
Cause and object thereto.
A true copy of record.
Ellis HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-26

Spring ~ sum fner sOOus,
purchased with cash which they ofsr 10 their
friends aud customers n, very low prices 50 low
that those wishing 10 purchase viii do wei 70
cali snd examine their Goods Their assortment
consists oI a great variety Of rich and fashionable
Fancy and Staple sriiei's adapted TO The season'
English, French and American
DRY Goods, Hardware, Croekery, Glass, and
Grac.ries Also a large assoIinien. Of Iron, Steel
NAH. Rods. HOrse.shos Iron, TIE Iron: Bar and
uooo do. Nails, Glass, Grind stones Nova SEQ
a. Plaster. Coarse. Western, I. L. and Liverpool
SAT-: Codisb, Nacksrei, Salmon; Sheep T0bae'
co; Phi By bbl Tfo, ssprrhns Flour &e @s-
piih a great variety Of afticses too nnn'efoos 10
b, ,nssf ed ia an advertisement They will 10
sold Tor esIh, produce or good credit =.
Rutland, May -, irfS H-o
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-26
NEW GOODS.

nANlELs y BELL, haSs jas, received ih.iS
- stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
consisting IN pit "f fIrnei, Enghsh and Am
etcan Prints pfinird Musins and Lawns BLK
blue black and col Il silks; Moasslsin de Lsinss,
shaws, dress llsndk sfebIsis; sle.Hlt RIbbons,
artificial h1Wers, &c. Also isiGs SssoIimsnt u
Lcshorn, Tuscan &. Straw Bon
nets. The above goods have besD purchased
very low, and viii bs sod al i,ees that will
veto HARD TINES
Rutland NsY - 20-a
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NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS
Very Low.
IouN STRONG h.. joe, rs,s,ned from Doe.
~ ton aud New yafk, ~hrt- he hss purchased
a fine aoek e m~rrhandi.e st the unprrer q. nted
low ptio"s, and b. feels s,surrd ,hst he cen give
'hosr who wish 10 purchase a. god u not . Lu's
tsur hfgsi.s than they can f"6 el.-whsw.
Among his soeh may ~ Ssud The following
GOODS
broad
Ciuths Css-
sinners, Ssuinetts
Ncsilnys, aud gr.,at Va.
rieiy IT rhin Gocse f.f sum
met w-sr. frrnch, Esgtsh and A.
merican Cshcces from cents In NJ
Beautiful patterns of Printed Bishop Lawns
also Victoria Dresses, splrn "a patterns AZ ~
each Mouscln de Lains -quait, low also 4 Va.
rcty Of silks. Fancy Goods ss a.ust; Cove,
lidk f. Of oil Kinds a complete nssor,meut Of
Hosiery from 20 cents per p 10 10 % cents ksti.
fetal Flowers Straw, Tuscan and other Bea-
nets and a hne assortment Of RibboIs Zoe
the same Nohair Muts and Gloves
white and bin SPIDER Nett Lace for
Walls &c. Thread, Edgingssad
Inserting- Val-nc~uas do
Pins, French Marking
Cotton Sewing
SIN " btad
Brown lin.
en-, Can,
ras;
Padding,
Buttons, Nc,
sheetings e. shirt.
ings, bierch'd a unbiesch'd,
crash aud celci, also
good assortment Of TIA DWARF
Groceries wet sn' dry, al unususiiy
low prices-whicb have been purchased
with view Of supplying tasetn keepers,
! that they may purchase al home instead af gong
! out oftowo for hem. lie has az good an ssswt.
ment as can be found in any market.
6 Hogsh'nds n England Rum.
Z" st Croix
2i.2 Pipes Bran French,
! Big {" PARISH,
Holland Gin,
| Ind
/ ] Quarter Cask Port Wine,
Sweet Malaga do
| +" Snn Madeira, do
/ Also Crush and Loaf Sugars, Brown do Teas,
/ Cofi~c, Pepper, Spice, Tobacco, Sheep Tobacco,
and finally ns good an assortment OF Goods %
can be found IN the cbuniry, and they will be
sold for CASH, mud all kinds of county produce
! 10 go eos tomers on six months time. Those
wishing TO purchase will do well to call before
purchasing sewhefe. Please call and examine.
Rutland, May IT., 1910 1874
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-26

Of Mass. Is in the midst OF very able and
practical speech Nothing could be better
The only fault is tha,r Is loo much OF good
thing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-26
DRUG STOR +.

The subscriber having recently re-
ccived from various sources, extensive
additions TO his former stock of Drugs,
&C., now offers for sale at his Store,
Nos. 8 T. 4, South Side Fanuiel Hall,
at uncommonly low prices, n very full
and complete assortment Of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-26
NOTICE.

This Is to notify all whom il may enhesfn, that
have given my sos George Perkins The T'r"sin'
der Of hs minority and shall not claim his ear
nisgs OF pay debts Of bis contracting siisr this
date. kALPli FLHkiSS.
t Fairbsyen. 2Sth Apfil, islo- lc2l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-26

Revised Statutes of Vermont,
For sale at the Rutland aud Castleion
Bookstores.
Nav 2G, 1910.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-26
Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
and
Dyc-Ntuhs.
Among which are,

hmouk VIII
5000 bb's Dutch ref Cam p
phor, !
8 cases Turkey Opium, 9
$40 lbs Oil Peppermint, z
200 or. Sniph Quinine. ]
200 OF. Otto Roses, 2
20 Baskets Annatto. 8
95 bbls Enp REID Iiornr.
20 casks Flor's Sulphur !
10 de- Cream Tartar, Q
20 do Para ,opeia. /,
20 c a,es Lie Pit,e 8
90 do Gum Sbellac, Z
10 do do Copal. !
s Zeroons Peruv bark, 3
1000 lbs puly. Jalaps, I
1000 do do lpecac. 8
1000 do tassia buds s
800 do Eng CaIomel, s
$40 do do Cor. Sublim Z
100. do do Blue Pills. &
10 cases Burg. Essences i
10 do Lemon do !
20 cases India Gum Ara n
bic.
5 do Turkey do do
20 bbls Virg, Castor Oil Z
10 Cases Cape Aloes, {
8 do Canlharides, /.
5 Do Rhubarb Root. /
500 lbs OIL Ofiganan, (
25bbls Dutch pipe starch |.
80 bags Juniper l'err'es,
800 OF Flor's l,enzoine,
3 cases Cardamond seeds
2 casks fresh Chauomiics
90 btls Africas Cayenne
1000 lbs Turke, Myrrh,
8 Jars Quicksilver.
20 bales velvet Corks, |!
2 casks Nutmegs. !:
20 bbls Gloves,
80 leases sup gro mustard
SO bbls pure gro Ginger /
In addition TO th
stantly be receiving
of English. India
Drugs, selected wi
quality and variaty
Cloihiers, Countr
Manufacturers. are
TO call when want
goods will be ofeI
prices, on ucConnl
ofthe very best gu
Al NE old Brinley
Nos. 5 & 4, 80
tl0-3mos. inside.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-26

Wv" IVY
rs bags Anisc seed Turkey
100 kegs rel Sal'pc,re,
% ca,ks Salipetre,
'2000 lbs sup carb soda pulv
1900 do Iariar,c Ac,c do
1000 dn Rochelle Salts,
500 packages Apotliccafles
Glass Ware,
100 boxes Cas,ile soap,
20 cases Magnesia,
20 lales lrish Moss,
80 bbls SaHairss bark,
20 bales Spongcs
10 cases Windsor Soap,
30 bSls Alcohol
100 do Whiting.
so kcgs sup Paris Green,
SO cas- do do do
5 cases 'hlncse Icrmillion
rs Dbl. sup Copil Vanish,
so do spirits Turpen,ine,
80 casks white Lead.
100 bbls Dutch linseed oil,
400 do Gro. C,mwood,
20 do do Dye VOID, as
sorted,
ID Zeroons Cochineal,
90 Boxes cut Logw God,
80 hbls lvorJ Black,
$1,000 lbs 1um' ric Roots,
% cases Lac Dye,
20 casks Olive OIL.
20 bills Meats Foot OIL
Is cases Manila ItdIgo,
2 do best Bengal do
100 Carboys OIL Vllriol.
10 bags Nuigalls,
100 ibis Coppcras,
D casks Crop maddcr,
100 bbis Alum,
20 do Blue vhriol,
25 casks Sal SsIa.
$50 bills Eng. Venetian red
rs casks Rochelle yellow,
he above he will con-
g large importa,lons
and Mediterranean
it'll great care as &c
=. Dealers in Drugs
~ Merchants, anc
e respectfully invitct
ing TO purchase, al
cred at extreme low
no'intiDg terms, nnd
EDW ARD BRINLEY,
y Drug Store,
south SIDE Fsnulel Hall,
BOSTON.
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NEW GOODS,
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
Spring 4 sum iner Goods,

UoDGEs q GILMORE, have jus, received
IL very large stock Of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-26

We give place to Mr.. Forsy,h's letter,
which We find in the Boston Courier. This
documen, shows any thing but satisfaction
on the part of the Secretary of s4sss.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05
PileV, &c. HaemOrhOides.
NO CURE NO AYii Price al.

HAYS LlNIMENT. No Fiction. This exraor.
binary chemical composition, the result Of science
and the Invention of extraordinary medical man. the
introduction ofwhich 10 the public invested with the
solemnlty Of death bed bequest, has since gained rep
utaton unparalleled fully sustaining the of
the lamened DIR Grdleys last conesson that "he dared
not die without giving 10 postey the benefit OF his know
edge this subject and he therefore be1ueathed his
friend and assistant Solomon Hays the of his dis
covery.
ltis now used in the principal hospitals and the private
practice OF country, first and most certainly for the
cure The piles, and also extensively and eecualy
to battle creduliy unless where lis effects witnessed.
Externally IL the following complaints
For Drvpsy-Crea,ing extra ordinary absorption
All MISUNDERSTANDING them in a Few hours.
Rheumatlsm-Acute or Chronic, giving quick ease,
Sore Throat-By cancers, ulcers colds.
Group ard Whooping Cough-Externally and over the
chest.
All Bruises, Sprains and Burns-Cu in few hours.
fever sores.
Its Separations upon adults and children in reducingheu
matte swengs AID loosening coughs and tghness of the
chest by relax on of the parts has been surprising
conception The common remark oithose who have used
it in the Pile is, q 1t acts like a charm
THE PILES. The price 81 is refunded to any per-
son who will use bottle ofHays Limmeni for Il Piles,
and return the empty bottle without being cured These
are the positive orders Of he proprietor TO the agents.
out OF many thousands sold not has been
full.
We might insert certificates any length but prerer
that tn Sc who sell the article should exhibit the original
tho purchasers.
CAUTION, None can be genuine without the sigma
ture Of Comstock and Co. SOLOMON HAYS.
For sale only at toe Bookstore Of +. p WALTON and
SONS, Montpelier. Vermont.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05
HAYS, Liniment.
FIoTence. AInbama, Sept. q

Florence, Alabama, sept ~.
A gentlemen Of the highest standing in this town. who
IA has been dreadluy afflicted with The Blind Piles for
the last 26 years called upon aud freely confessed his
situation. After describing the severity OF the complaint
he remarked he had not been well for twenty years
past he was at that moment He had used bottle
only of Hays Linment. TO his words he said
"The whole human family who were thus Iced, ought
o be mace acquainted with this medicine"
GENERAL DUFF GREEN, so wellknown as the
editor of the Washington Telegraph, is referred TO for
the truth Of the following
General Green few days since asserted in public
place that he had used Hays Linment for the Piles and
that the effect very astonishing and that he felt il his
duty to make known far in his power, TO his suffer-
ing fellow men that such extraordinary article was in
existence. He said he would chcerully lend his name,
and aid extending Ite usefulness This is but Of
may safely say, hundreds who have gwen like testimony.
Caution. None can be genuine without a splendid en-
giaved wrapper, and the Signature Of Comstock and Co.
SOLOMON HAYS.
WONDERFUL Al as onshing fact Hays Liu-
ment has now been used in thousand cases, and
failure be found. IT Will every and all cases oil
Piles. No charge without such results.
UTFor sale al the Bookstore of +. p. Walton y Sons
VI Jntpolier, W.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05
BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMEREs AND
VESTINGSl

FOR THE SPRING AND SUMNER of is4O!
UFUS X. RIKER, Draper and TAI or,l
STATE street opposite ihc bauk ha received from
New York and Boston, large aud Fashionable az.
sot'mcnl OF WOO en- goods, embracing Broadcloths Of
every color, shade and texture Cassmercs Of cyery
price, style and quality; Vesrings fine assortment
OF hsurcd and plain; MarsaiIles Vclcnclas plan and
h-urcd Sllins; plain and Gg'd Vclvels and Silks
some new ard clcgan; patterns.
Trimmings OF all kinds, silk aud worstod SERIES,
Seicl1s, V'lvus, Bumbaznc, plain and figured
SATIN. Lasting, plain end Ggd; ILL buttons; also
suspcndcrs, bosoms and collars, needles, inch meas.
ureS, as well as every description OF trimmings ne
cessary TO make any garment in good style Gar
Incnts we'll made Ia the most fashionable sly !e at
short notice. Cutting done Ior others TO make.
Gentemrn wishing for fl,houubIc drss are re-
specliuIly invited 10 call and his goods his
stock having been bought at cArcnc low prices, he
will, tor pay or short credit, give prime bargains to
his customers
sLj'W he, buff g. scOr'ct Cassnercs f>r thinning
Generals and field officers uniform, IN hand, cheap
MILITARY BUTTONS Tor General and
Staff; do Field aud Staff do Artillery, Rife and
Light Infantry Companies, manufactured at Attlcbo.
rough tor the militia Of this sta,e, orsalc
Montpelier Nav i'd 1870
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05
NATURES GRAND REsToRATIYE.-This

NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE THE
~ valuable vegetable Medicine stands Unfvalled
lor the following Complaints, viz: Dyspepsia or In
digestion, Diseases Liver, Bilious Disorders, Dropsy,
Asthma, Costtveness Worms and lose Of appetite,
and by cleansing the stomach and bowels cures pains
in the side stomach and breast colds and coughs Of
Tong standing, hoarsoness, shorness OF breath ner-
yous complaints, etc. which are frequently the effect
of disease. For Fever and Ague 1t Is most valua'
Bile preventative as well sovereign remedy. It's
virtues sutpass any thing heretofore known IN reno
wing 81. Vilus' Dance, two bottles have been known
TO cure this affecting disease, after having bafied eve
ry eSerIion for four years 1t has a most powerful
influence IN removing nervous complaints. u Is
pleasant take, snd easy in its operation, that II
may be administered 10 lhe infant with safety.
The above medicine is highly recommended by the
Rev. L J Scott, of Barre l. Buck, Attorney at
Law North ield s. Hicks and l. BeckleJ, Hard
wick Rev CHARLES ID Culioon, Lyndon; Rev 4 Jor.
doc, Bellows Falls !. Doct Cyrus Butt srfed, Brat
tlebolo'; G. Horn, Rochester, VI. Rev Geo Storrs,
Portsmouth, N II; HarriJ G Raymond N Y and
many others who have been cured by this medicine,
II may be had Wholesale retail offs Britain, Barre;
G. Farnam, Whamslown, sole proprieiors + Ii
FPrenliss, Montpelier, and it may be had in most Of
the priicipe towns in the state, and Cf e p Walton
| < Sons. nj the MontpelirT Book store
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05
n LOTION LOTT)N!

HVR. EVANS BGAUTIFYlNG LOTION, high
" esteemed for curing all Erupons, Conrseness, Il ed
ness aud plmplcs on the Face, n, ok or Hands, aud
efeeually cleaning The complexion, aud removing all
diseases Of the skin.
Nothing contributes so much 10 our general success
in lite, as engaging first appearance. This Lotion
is admir-, d as uoS 'ragrun, mid, safe sh, anu
greatly esteemed for its virtues cleansing sotclInp
aud purifying the skin OF all eIupuons, 20 injurious
10 female beauty, aud restoring II 10 high degree Of
putty.
n ocautiIul aud hralhluI complexion is The pride Of
who possess 1t, aud The cnvy oil those who are de-
privcd it, What be 50 affecting to a beautiful
female. in whose iace nature has display cd h"r power
as to find her cOnpleN on discolorcd with Disgusting
pmplos which affect her charms
good appearance Is the best recommendation /;
and as The Beauulylng Lotion puifrs the skn, and
removes all pmplcs, blolohes, tan, sunburn aud red
nos', and produces beautiful hue, il is the only cos
metic u lady should use at her toilet.
Gentlemen will also find this u delightful remedy, tc
remove all roughncss, pmplcs, rngworns, spots red
ness, of The face AID nose aud every kind
Of eruption the surface Of the human BODY II /.
particularly recommended 10 gentlemen to be used al.
ter shaving, 1t will prevent The otherwise certain
effect Of all common soap, IN turning the beard RE-
maturcly grey.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail by
A. HITCHCOCK & Co.
SO No. III CieueSuC = IIticn N
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-05
FEW DAvID's OR HEBREW PLAs-

~ TERI he pecuaros of his Che ncal Com.
pound are owing TO lis extraordinary effects upon the
animal fibre or nerves, hgamunts and muscles liz
virtues beng carreo by them 10 the immediate seat
or disease OF pain and weakness.
However good any internal remedy may be- this
as en- external application, will prove powerful aux.
lliary, IN removing the d seasc and facilitating the
cure in OF local Inflammation. SchroffGlous af.
tecIlons, Kings Evil, Gout lhhammatory and Chron
&c Rheumatism, and N all cases where seated pain
exists.
n gentleman travelling in the South Of Europe
and Palestine, in 1880, heard so much said IN The
latter place IN praise Of JEW DAyID's PLASTER
and OF the las he consdeIcdl miraculous cures ;
had performed, thai he induced 10 ny ii on his
own person, lor Lung and Liver affection, the ru
moVal oil winch had brcn The chief object oil his Jour
new nut winch had resisted the genial influence OF
that balmy and delicious climate.
lie accordingly applied plaster on the right side
oil The chest, where the pain seated another be-
tween the shoulders and one over the region of the
hver, In the mean lime he drank freely Of q herb of
Laxative qualities. lie found his health improy-
ing; and IN lew weeks his cough left him, the sal
owness oil hs skin disappeared, his pain removed,
ana ms health became permanently renstatrd.
~ mas likewise been very beneficial in case of
Weakness, such as weakness and pain ln the SION.
eoh' weak hmbs, lRmcness, affections of the SHINE.
e"'ae "esNness &c No female subject 10 pain or
weakness 10 the back side, should be wiihout il
Married ladies In delicate situaiions 6,J a, ~, ~,
from constantly wearing this plaster. Price pes box
| so cents. ~ Tvs
f. w. CAPRON Co State Agents 10 vhou, ~
ders must be addressed, Rochester, y For sale nv
| f II Prentice Montpelier, Bancroft g. Rich PainH.iJ
Geo Warner Co Johnson, who agents for the conn
ties of Orleans and Lamoe
! sure and speedy remedy for Thrus Csnker, Csnke,
Rash and Scarlet Fever for sale as above. 24Iy