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Sr. 9eirp's Slnt-Tlllcn !
OF. gelOp'S Q1(ut-Vtllen

Gin sroder 9bciI capcn in Sariaparila
Gme Die ein5isen tsftrhmotn spiflsn pvldas
biz tdrti ite elaenhclt ts'teeh fir bic Neinis
auna Der giuaspclre uRe bic Sdblaeeit, III
sItiotcr 3elt, eas &ctIht unS Watur IL reis
nlaei.
Or. Seirp'S Glut-VitIcn,
gmb aue ioletcn meoilnifetn ertraettn III
iammeRSsIeet. mtlhe ihcu pcR pru teribm.
tcten Nrr3tcn III cen Ssrriniatcn 9taaten
1nsswanpt rNrern nne III Der aan;cn Bslt.
Or. Gelep'5 Slnt-Wuen.
Gino cin 0tbsresScasnm ittel sr9en bic Ateln
gtfrfle mo Sclltu BON DlCrfurp nno UsNe.
ralG II, orsr bic aefibrilbcu gFttte ben ben
ftb[ttktcn NrsrnClca unn Ouat SO1epi,ineu
pcn0nau6lalh nno auslanel Itsn Smpprs
t6rfu.
Gr. 2tiNp's 0lut- Ttuen,
9inc unu Quad, Anti Oferfurial, Intigaf
lentaft uno asaen allc Grantbsit crlsusenocu
llrlabcn rbsr 9rstn nc gontlmticn pirtsu.
T Satitsn,sn.
Or. Geicp'5 Slut-VilIcn,
W76aen anssnsubct mrrcsr lei jnnsen unp
alten, nlannlietcn mnb meltlicbeu, in allen
ofrhalhutisn, ohns Nhfbaltiiua pon Urbeit,
Olat orer maiitasm seben unp ctm Surdt
far Gertiltuns.
Oort! mas Doftoren Ia9en! bon Or.
seioDs 8IutsYiQen!
Nus;ua ron Hnsm Briefs bon 9r. Semarp.
batlrt pstersturs, Sum 80, 1899.
"Seb fanb Die Blut.piaen ais einr por,na
liete puraau3 nnb &eblht NsinsuRs, fanb
ltc nlo NIB lanft in ibrsn Brfunssn, tenr
ttslhafts Stantbst cr5tuacnp i'm D1assn,$cits
ietnsr3sn &c. ,pelebe ae,p6hnlItb burtb pur.
1anitn er3east psrpsn. Seb CLAUDE, BAT pis
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Vrobtrt feine Slut. Q1I[Ien :

8cr alien 0aitteln prpbirt lls, sbe ibr ress
eirt antsrc 3n prohirsu. SiS parcn ME unbrs
friesisrns-lte ,perpen nis unbstrlecissnp isin
-f6nnen ME unbcfrisoiaeno ieu III eim9rr
ibrer wIrfunsen, lpriI an9sncmnen eas ivtsr
10000 Scbatbteln BARON ncrtauft murtcn,
une IN niht elnru eln;issn Sale mar ciHsc
pappa untefriseiaenp.
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DInt spilIsn bic aQsrfraftisttsn in gritttn5
itne. cen allem IN Scrm BON spillsn, rnb peiB
oab tle in nn,dblidtu Sdllen bic beteR Wirs
tunssn berpcrsttraett baten."
Ius3u9 sines Brirfes bon Or. 10 g. $ams
bert, eatirt Baibinston, Snli 8, 1889.
"Stb fano Sbre 8lut spiaen ais tines Der
b6ebt lhasbarltsn Ubfnbrunssmittel, ,nslebss
ib je an,paMpte. sSn Der 3bat, ieb hin 70 ,us
frieosn init ibren wirfunsen, tat; ieb Isltru
ein ancsrcs 4kfabrunssmittel anecnpe. Seb
I9ebe &c faR in aaen &rantbcitcu no 1tfiIbs
runs notbia 1T. Gs 1T aneb nibt immcr rsr
Sall paB teb lte cimjis ais Sbfhhrunaemittcl
anmsnSr. Stb tlnpe ca6 its fit rbsnmatIIhr
Sebmsrle, Sranfbeiten Der Saut unp pisls
anpsre llstsL sten 70 wlrfiam Ilup.
Die 0pttcrsn 8. G. 5ancot, gbarlse 6as
mil nnb lSllIiam Sraueis, bon Denn1plpa,
nlen.-Dr. ). %. &lcpo nnp Siaat Saltaeb,
Don Nsu Drleans.-Sr. 9. g. $e9is unpSp
nathan Dstrse, pon Ssntu6p.-Sr. =. glre
mRnt, Don Nlehmrnb.-1r Simcn Gnecp,
eon Natttrs.-Sr. 3. 8. Sarrst, bon pitts
ears-ttmmen Der aaasmsneu Msinuna tei,
oaB bic 8lutsDinen eas aIlcrIthdstarttc III;
! tnhrunas unc Slutreillanamlttel ftub, ,lno
r,asnthhmhhe Oiittrl fir rbeumatbiIehg ltes
bel. Sranrbeiteu Der 5aut, ,Scpf,psb, Getwin
eeL Obnmatbt &C. &C., wrlebss Gs jsmals ses
tannt coer anae,panot batsn, uno scbrautten
(te III llWtr tdalietsn Spraris."
3abIreitbe 3euanllFr BON SnpicirueW ttm:
ten ebrnfaae porseIrat rperesn, atsr bic Sos
item fur Ncperteilsn itno ;u srrb, I'M ccren
Dutli3iruna su srlauksu. 3u olls Gcltben.
Ole @slesshbsit baten mtScm, m6ebte Or. srl,
BY psanrsb lassn:
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DVU~DYSV~lf
fur
SdnitIer uno prcfsIFonifsn,
cher eia
aus lauojdbrioer erfabruns sefb6pftss
Neaeptbu ID
xxs stm gmsliicbsu nit Benusuus ssy ts.
fen tW' uas aneIauofttsn msrts
bearbrtet.
fir gbsaiitsn, Sunftiieblsr, ,Di6bstltretner.
I3spcb;Ibafter uno VhtGIr,nnaebrr, tafirer
EuGbeusuno Observation-Disclosures, ,Dsraeleer,
Sunfbrebsler, &amiuatesr, 8lcdjpmieee
Hnp mcbrere anbsre SeDettrritsnre, netG
sr,inplihsa NnpeiIuuacu hbsr tts
Ssbanelupa uuo Unpenpuns
bsr sesstenrn Slssspts.
2lGtn Iclhsn psrIpneu, msltbe Sd6aftt
trtiten bic cten i'm 3itct bes Sutbes aHas'
fAbrt fno. erlaubsu mir uRs ben "spratti'
fben Natbacbcr" ais cin b6hf nlslibes
8utb 3u empfsbIsn, Wcil Re nlebt aIlsiu DisIs
RotCn fur bic Sertlsun9 ibrer Arbefrn ers
fparem, (enoera slciebSeIta aus eeAiseeu pief
ts winfs fir Die Ssrieb5usrung tbrer arbsi
ten erlgrncM.
Scr preie bee mcrftbeas III 60 aerIn9
ais mtslt6 eflegt, un aud bsm pcniSer bes
mitssltsu 6anrpsrtcyu cine Selesmhsit III
astcA (tb oafTslbe ansaithaFen
Sir SGbbanblcrsnn unnsrs, Heltfe i'm
&roGsn ;u taufsn paulGsH, icssn ,Ois foisen,
b prCils flts
100 gremrIars i'll sutsn papptsao $50 90
so ~ 80. 90
25 Is. 90
IL 80
ssssa elnleneuus BEG Bstrsas be trr Ssltsls
iun9-gcrirneunastcfsm Dortc uRo psslsis
dent tpcrbsn auftrbcm 6crs6nss.
6-~unfcrc i6srrsn Gollessn nab 1ntsrc
bic nod SdticripticHe.slf fen fir eas Wsrfs
hrn IN SttB babea 1tigc bbfIm srfuht nas
csfelbm ictalo wis mtalib slHsuicncea unr
ms alcid5eitla ;u tcnabrithtiatn. wrbin fe
'brs ereaplarc scfHift ja babsu plnittrn.
IaSltttcr, init ssnru pir spsd,'cln, ltMc
hafieb erluebt, ras Otiae sinlst Oiae in ID.
vs Spalten aubmetmeM, wrpurct ftg ans III
Ssaeneism'tru esrpfhttn.
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9lnterlafeniboft beS psrforbsneu O e
or9 gd9sr.
~ q n, r d,t
T akri DIT

9Birp biermit seastsn, cas ISmiuitraticns
Srisfc pcm Der 6intsrlaTsnftAft bce per,tcr.
bensn 8so,ss Daasr, meilane ucn
elMB sannlebi Berfs gauHtp, ben ltuter.
Iebrietcnen, pcbnbaft in Der Gtaot Stsacius.
psrwiIIist rpcreem 0np. 1ls psrIonsa, be
nceb I'll oieIcIte Itbnlpia (tuo, msrpen sriuett
su temmrn nuo ctne Der,ua atjnbssablcn
nno Scltts, tpelets nod Sorpsrunaen aeacn
sisfslts taten, pr!lsn Nc pctI bettatist fir
Sc3abluna sinbdnpiaen ait
Cbarlcs Trorell, Ieminiitrater.
Geptember 90. 4lti.
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Mn bos publlful11
Des Banserers 6eimatb BirtbSltane

matbstpirtbsitano bsjc9sm ms!tber frilbsr
scn Srn. 9sor9 Wa!Sber9er 9sbalten wurbe,
an Der Gds ctr BafbIn9tcns nnc stn Strads
no Ct 1tb aufS Seifs NIT &atm maS III feinsm
@sfbdft sskSrtprfsben bat, am &sifsnts uns
Srsn,es az bic bette art su bswirtbsH. ans
fir tilliss Yrefs.
Sein siib wirb liner NIT ben bsifsnS pslfen
rs!bs Der Marft, inesn psyfhisssnsn Sabrss
setsn barbietst psrfcrgt fsin, une feline Saar
imn,sr nit BEN ibma&bafteifen Getraneen pers
ftbsn bic man ron Der Staet ptiIatelpbia tss
sommsn fann.
Durb pinftIitbe Ssobabtung Der pfibter
zines Birtbss, brfft sr einsn SbsiI Der &unes
fbaft ess pubIifumS sM psrbisnsn uns iu sr'
saltsn.
Bcer3 2. Stetlin8.
Meaein9, gertsr,ber 5. SIN.
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90 sbsn bat bic 4rsNc usrlalsn unS IL in
tsr 9rufsrei bisitr Strung, sinje!n uus in
8rtGtrsr Sabl Bu babsn, sin fir sit betrsTtns
Zen 6anbwsrfer unb stiaifltr bbetit nisIbss
@srf, betiteIt:
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SerfS Gauntp sSntellioens amt.

Ant brInAeness Grfntbcn piefrr Ieiusr
5rsnnps wnrts llnter5rltbnrter tcmcssm, eim
Aasemeinrs JntelIlacn,.Gmt, in 8ertinpuns
mt fsinsn ancern e5eiebaften. ,u eritFnrn, mo
periontn fir tfcntllhe BcIrbruna, rasuo
Sanfsr, rie gu pcrlctnsn, III psrfaufrn, oasr
~ psrmorta1nben fne, sintrasen Ia,Itn uno
Selebs, bic 5n rsntflb taufsm ccrr auf Diorts
satlth 5u lfbnsn phnfcben. grFnnesuns GINS
3Iehrn ftnuen. and werrra sne anpsre III
e'''em Jnt'lliaen3 Gmt asbdrsnse @slhafts
ptrrltbt't auf Infrass BEL
george op. SafeIen,
Sloro Ste StraITe, aeaenlttsr eer gpif
tcpal. .&lrets, Nsasins.
S(tpcmfrr 10
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Wo 1T Or. eeiep :
@as 1T Or. 9eiop 7

Bas 1T Or. eeiop2
Ois san;c wsltioI &c wiTru! 3ein Slas
NE il ppn iclbit Ith ltbnsn perbrcltsnp-ump
ftln Nutm bealeltst csn Uamcn
Or. 81. 3. &cipp 1T Icpcbl Elm resuldrer
appothsFer ais Nr;t attettirt rureb bic Gof>
loren DbpItc, Chapman. Gore, &ibfem, Safs
fcn, Sars, 6prner, Oswses, Samee &c.
Or. Sl.S. >eicp 1T Cit actcrnsr pcnnIpfz
panier, setilret III esiIsn Snttitutcn, ,tnp III
mot bon sparis, $cnpcn, gclnburs oesr ei:
nt9sm aneldneifeben Orta tpeldbe scwbbnlieb
ccn Ouaf Gatrrn unb Sstriiaern anscseteu
mereen, ,psltbe bcntru, turb iclete 3rifs bic
lln,pNIsnesn nNe untuuet3cu lslsttsr All tius
ttractcu.
81. y. kirp abr mtpi;i,n]iben Ratb um.
icnit. IN allen SraMtbeitcn vcn jsnrr 0lamr
unb Nr:, retbnet nur ccn asntbnlicbeu preis
fur bic Wecisinrn bic Ct UitHrlett percrsnsn
mag. al ienem msei,in Gfpbr uno Sriunrs
belts empcvsatg, SO. 1871 Slpte sts e tra,T'
nabe ser 1BeinltraTe, (SebilD pcm accncu
Aelsr une Sehlanssmj pbilaoelrbia, no Gin.
ll9 prsparlrt spGrptn, unb I'M &rosen uup
Sleinen bsrtauft
Or. &siers &luttpiusn.
SP'HT"He 5h 0cstduten SEA:
=. 81. Smltb II. Go. 9te StraTr. mabc am
Wotben stDen wivtbsbaufs.
8. Sllhsrt 1t. 60. 3H 81. ctsrbalb ter
Wein Gtrai1s.
Srleorib &lctt, gas bet aten mno GaGeps
hin GtraTe.
y 2D. Oaeelp, arprtbstsr, Nraoins.
Sarab %. Dlegris, DO. tc
S'nn .: srha' %. sanfatsr.
y .. UlcjGr, br. Nlentalin.
3. 8. sinnrrt, Saufinann, saneatter,
Utlllsr, Sebltp u. Smitb, 90. 5amtmrs.
Tsflne gum 8erfauf III Der Srufcrci cisler
Setl'nA sprcis 25 Gent Die Gdatbtsl.
Olai %. ~.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22
BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND
VESTINGS

FOR THE SPRING AND SUMNER of $40
p UFUS r.. RIKER, Draper and Tailor,l
N state street, opposite the bank has received from
New York and Boston, large and Fashionable as.
sorfment of wooden goods, embracing Broadcloths Of
every color, shade and TEXTURE Cassmeres OF every
price, style and quality; Vestings fine assortment
of figured and plain; Marsaies Velencias, plain and
figured Satins; plain and fg'd Velvets and Silks
some new and elegant patterns.
Trimmings OF all kinds, silk and worsted Serges,
Secias, Velves, Bombazine, plain and figured,
Satin, Lasting, plain end fg'd; gilt buttons; also
suspenders, bosoms and collars, needless inch meas
ures, as well as every description Of trimmings
cessary TO make any garment in good style. Gar
ments we'll made in The most fashionable style at
short notice. Cutting done ior others TO make.
Gentlemen wishing for fashionable dress are re-.
specltully invited call and examine his goods his
stock having been bought at extreme low prices, he
will for pay or short credit, give prime bargains TO
his customers.
White buff & scarlet Cassimeres f>r trimming
Generals and field officers uniform, on hand, cheap.
MILITARY BUTTONS for General and
Staff; do Field and Staff; do Artillery, Rifle and
Light Infantry Companies, manufactured at Attlebo.
rough for the militia of this slale, for sale.
Montpelier, May IA, 1910.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22
FRESH FRUIT. &C.
1GUARD CIDER,, ALL OUT.

A ND in place thereof we have on hand and &c
"A save, SO hhds. N. E. Rum GO per cent. abov
proof, pipes Pelovasn Brandy, pipes "Whe'
Gin, 8 bbls. Am. Brandy, 10 bbls Am. i3in, sc
quarter casks Wine such Old Port, Old BIS. Wine
Pale Sherry, Malmsey, Old Sicily Madeira, Old Lis
bon, &c. &c., 30 baskets Champaign Wine. Also
and kegs Tobacco, 10 hhds. Molasses, hhds. ST
C. and N O. Sugars Is bags Coffee Old Java, ST
Domingo &C., Is chests Teas, Y. H., II. S. &c,
casks Saleratus, Salt, Pepper. Spice, Ginger, Nut
megs Cloves, Almonds, Eng. Walnuts, Phlberls
Caslana Nuts Figs, Rnisins, Lemons, Oranges, Ess
Rose, Rose Water, Pepper Sauce, Mustard Sweet
Oil Olive Oil, Castor OIL, Kelchup, Prepared Cocoa
&c. &c. Together with 10000 feet glass 6-s -
it'd, l0-i4 10 rs, &C. &c; Is tons Nails, assert
ed Sizes 20 ions Iron and Steel; tons N. S. PIui,
ter All Of which will be sold cheap for cash or bank
bills, by BANCROFT RIhEk.
Montpelier. May, lS4c. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22
TEW DAVID's OR HEBREW PLAs-

u TER.-1 he pecuiarliies OF his Che nical Com.
pound owing to lis extraordinary effects upon the
animal fibre or nerves. ligamonts and muscles, itG
virtues beng carEeo by them to the immediate seal
or disease OF pain and weakness.
however good any internal ftmedy may be, this
as en- external application, will prove powerful aux
iliary in removing the d scasc and facilitating The
tecrons, Kings Evil, Gout IhAammatory and Chron
C Rheumatism and IN all cases where sealed pain
eXisis.
A gentleman travelling in the South OF Europe
and Palestine, in 1880, heard much said IN the
latter place, in praise OF JEW DAyID's PLASTER,
and OF the las he consideiedl miraculous cures !;
had performed that he was induced 10 try II on his
own person, for a Lung and Liver affection, the ru.
mova of which had been the chief object oil his jour.
new, but which had resisted the genial influence oil
that balmy and delicious climate.
He 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
liver. In the mean time he drank freely OF herb OF
laxative qualities He soon found his health imProv-
ing; and in few weeks his cough left him. The sal
lowness Of his skin disappeared, his pain removed
and his health became permanently ninsaied
| It has likewise been very beneficial In O.
weakness such as weakness and pain In The stoIn
ach weak limb lameness, aft ciions of The spine
female weakness, &c. No female subject 10 pain o.
weakness in the back side, should he without ii
Married ladies in delicate situations, find great ree
from constantly wearing this plaster. Price pes boz
so cents.
f. w. CAPRoN s co. Stale Agents to whom all or
ders must be addressed Rochester, N Y. For sale b
+ II Prentice, Montpelier Bancroft Il Rich, Painheld
Geo. Warner Co. Johnson who agents for the
ties of Orleans and Lamolle
A sure and speedy remedy for Tbrus Canker Cank
Rash and Scarlet Fever for sale as above, 24ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22
MILL SAWS-superor Mill and X cut Saws for
lNl sale low BY LANGDoN g. WRIGHT. March |.

INl sale low BY LANGDoN g. WRIGHT. March /.
NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE Tins
~ valuable vegetable Medicine stands unrivalled
for the following Complaints, viz; Dyspepsia or In.
Digestion Diseased Liver, Bilious Disorders Dropsy,
Asthma, Cosveuess, Worms and loss OF appetite
and by cleansing The stomach and bowels, pains
in The side stomach and breast colds and coughs Of
long ssndlng hoa rsoness shoHness OF breath, ner-
vous complaints ETC. which are frequently the effect
Of disease. For Fever aud Agne 1t Is most valua-
BILE pre- ventaIive as well as sovereign remedy. It,
virtues surp1ss any Thing heretofore known IN reno.
wing 81. Vitus' Dance, Two bottles have been known
this affecting disease after having baied eve
ry excrlion for four years. II has n most powerful
influence IN removing nervous complaints. 1t is
pleasant toiakc sud easy in its operation, that 1t
may be administered 10 The infant with safety.
| The above medicine is highly recommended by the
Rev. f. Scott, Of Barre J l. Buck, Attorney al
Law, North icld S. Hicks and |. Bcckley, Hard
wck Rev Cnarlcs y Cultoon, Lyndon; Rev 4 Jor-
don, Bellows Falls Doct Cyrus But srIied, Brat
tleboIo'; G Horn, Rochester, VI. Rev Geo Sors,
Portsmouth N II; Ilorrih G Raymond and
many others who have been cured by this medicine.
| II may I've had wholesale retail o S Britain, Barre;
! J Farnam WIlan,stown, sole proprie'ors E II
Preniiss, Montpelier, aud It may be had in most d
he principle town in the state, ~ f sE Walton
x Sons at ih" Montpelier Bnukstorr 1911
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22
LOOK AT THIS !

HAVE you A COUGH
rO THOUSAND die of Consumption every year IN
" the United States, and millions suffer from trouble
coughs and colds, that can be cured by Or. Nj.
Hitchcock's Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough Drops, a
safe prescription Containing poisonous drugs.
and used in extensive practice for several years, will
mos positively afford relief and you from tina; awful
disease pulmonary consumption which usually sweeps
into the grave hundreds of the Young, the old the fair the
Have you cough? Be persuaded to purchase bot.
de Of cough drops 10 day! Tomorrow you may be too
late.
tCJDHave you cough? DR. Hitchcock's Vegetable
Virgin Cream Cough Drops is the only remedy you should
take to cure you.
For this plain reason That in no one Of the thousand
where it has been used has il failed TO relieve
Price 10 cents per bottle For sale wholesale and
tail ty A. HITCHCOCK & Co No lit, tennessee 81.
Utica, N. and by Their agents throughout the United
States and Canada.
Also for sale by S, BURBANK, Montpelier, G. w
Hntchins, Waterbury, and Erastus Hubbard, Chelsea.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22
THROUGH THE EIGHTH DAY.

This Packe, has been thoroughly repaired, and is
now in first rate order for
FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS,
will leave Vergcnnes nj o'clock IN the morning tow
Cd by the Steamer McDonSush. Freight must be On
board The day previous. To passengers, parlic llarly
from Vermont, those moving or visiting their
friends and fro, will almost always find some going
into their immediate neig hbohood-lhereby making
The trip agreeable. Every attention will be paid
10 passen gers with without board by careful and
ac,,ive Captain and crew. who will endeavor TO give
satisfaction For further particulars, inquire OF the
Captain on board or Of
r. CHAPMAN, Vergennes.
JOY x WEBSTER, Buffalo.
Vcrgennes April 5, 1910. 40. emo.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-22
ANOUGH, ASTHIiA, SPLITTING BLOOD
u OF 60 YEARS STANDING, CURED BY
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
Philadelphia Eve. Post.
PhlladeIl bla, Angnsi l6ln,

Phladel, bio, August l6tn, 1888.
| Mi Atkinsoh-Dcar Sir: Ii has been my msiot-
tune TO labor under cough and usthmaiIca oppres-
SON. for moe than half century. When soldier
In the American camp, IL 177S, With many others,
owing TO great exposure, had Violent attack OF d
ease of the lungs, by which was disabled from duty
for long time. Since that period IN II recently,
have never been free from violent cOua h and di-
Guilty oibreathlng Year after year hute expector.
ated a gall day often much more and some
tunes mixed with blood. For months together, night
| alter uigh have had TO sci or be bnsiered up 10
obtain my br oath. The weakness and debility caus
ed by srch constant cxpecoralion frequently brou lat
me TO a state bordering death 1t has been a ma T.
ter OF astoni~hmeLt 10 nIy family and friends, that
an here to rite this 10 you. have ha skilliu ply
sicians 10 attend me, and every hing doue that
thought likely TO give relief, without any bynef.
cial effect. Last winter had another severe
attack OF inflammation of the lungs, which fully rx-
pc ctod would be the last. | then considered my case
as past the aid oil medicine when was persuaded 10
call IN Or Jayne. With the assistance OF Divine
Providencc, through him | was once more raise
from my bed, but the coughing and wheeznl wcari.
ed me day and night. He advised me 10 use his tx
2ectoran | did SO, with strong hope that as il
had cured man, oil my acquaintance Of various dis
eases OF the lungs, il might at least mitigate my sui
(erings. Need say how gratli'd ! feel? 1t has
efieclually cured me- As soon as commenced la
king il, found il reached my case, aud began to
breath with freedom. My expcctoration be-
came easy, and my cough entirely left me. | now
feel as veal as ever did IN my lie, aLd am better
than have been for the last sixty years. Last sum.
mer spit great deal Of blood now, thank God, am
perfectly cured Now, sir, after suffering lon
and finding al last such signal relief from DR.. Jayne's
Expectoian feel anxious 10 inform my fellow citi-
zens where relief may be had.
NICHOLAS HARRIS, Sen.
No. IS Lombard street.
MI Harris has long been a worthy member, 1--WE
believe Deacon,) OF the First Baptist Church in this
city, and implicit confidence may be placed in his as
serons. Editor OF The Post.
The above valuable medicine may be had, whole
sale and retail, at JAYNE'S DRUG AND CHEM.
tCAL STORE, No go Soufh Sd street, philadelphia.
and E WALTON e. SONS, Mon pclier, w.
This Expccorant never fails 10 curo Asthma or re-
,Ieve Cough. IA
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EAGLE HOTEL,

EHU Il no Eli
n S. NEWCOMB wond respectfully inform the
-. public. that he has taken the Tavern Stand on
State Street, known TIE Eag gle Hotel formerly kept
by Seth Kmball, and more recently by u. c. Camp,
where he will entertain TO the best of his ability, all
who shall he pleased 10 favor him with their patronage.
His House is pleasantly and commodlons'y located,
and no expense will be spared TO furnish win every
thing necessary TO the comfort and the happiness Of
the traveller, tue boarder &c
N. B. All the Stages which leave Montpelier call
at the Eagle for passengers.
Monpe..- :, May I'd, 1910. 5l;Sw
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Hays Liniment.

Florence, Alabama, Sept. 90.
gentlemen Of the highest standing in this town who
n has been dreaduly afflicted with The Blind Piles for
the last 20 years called upon and freely confessed his
situation. After describing the severity OF the complaint
he remarked he had not been well for twenty years
past as he at that He had used bottle
only Of Hays Liniment. To his woTds he said
"Ihe whole human family, who thus cted, ought
10 be made acquainted with this medicine"
GENERAL DUFF GREEN, so well known 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 Lnimen for the Piles and
that the effect very astonishing and that he felt his
duty to make known far as in his power his suffer-
ing fellow men that such extraordinary article was in
existence. He said he would cheerfuy lend his name,
and aid in extending its usefulness This is but Of
may safely say, hundreds who have gwen like testimony
Causpn. None can be genuine without splendid en-
gaVed wrapper, and the signature Of comstock and Co
SOLOMON HAYS.
WoNDERFUL Al astonishing fact Hays Liui-
ment mas now peen used in thousand cases. and nc
failure can be found. II wi, cure ev.rv and all cases o
Piles. No charge without such results
,For sale at the Bookstore Of E. p. Walton g. Sons
Montpelier, VT.
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