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DIR. SPOHN'S
SICK HEADACHE REMEDY

For the permanent Of this distressing, fnplant
never fails When perseyered in it edectuay renOyaes
the system, and does away the cause OF the SICK NER
VOUS HEADACHE Thousands have tried IT, and found
precisely the relief which the article promises bestOw
Certificates of the strongest kind and from the most re-
spectacle persons, are III possession OF the proprietor
Ofwhich have been published, testing to the per-
cure, and others to immediate relief given by this
remedy II affords relief to the afflicted in Is go mn-
utes from the first dose. faken when the symptoms of
an attack first felt prevents the further progress of
the complaint, and produce danger any time by
an excessive dose in such it would only throw
oil the contents OF the stomach leaving it sweet and heal
thy with an excellent appetite. All afflicted with head
ache should not fail procure the article and relieve
themselves from so distressing complaint.
Physicians have in many instances given t.to their
patients and In every instance, to our knowledge with
great satisfaction have found certain cure Sch and
Nervous Headache is complaint with which MUSICIANS
do not wish to have any thing to do and generally pre-
scribe only for temporary relief consequently Dr. Spohns
Sick Headache Remedy escapes the opposition which
other proprietary articles from that source.
Try once and you neverwill regrett 1t is composed
entirely of vegetables and contains mineral or pos-
drug any kind, and does not require any change of
diet or exercise.
Sold wholesale and retail by Comstock Il Co. Whole.
sale Druggists Fetcher-sree N. w. and by the prnc
pal Druggists in the Union.
JUDGE PATTERSON.
Read the following from Judge Patterson for thirty years
the first Judge in the County in which he lives,
Middiet0wn N. j. March IL, 1910.
Messrs, comstock & Co.
Gentlemen-You at liberty to make such of the
following certificates you deem will best subservc the
purposes for whCKit is intended.
CERTIFICATE OF JUDGE PATTERsON.l
InERERY CERTIFY that my daughter has been afflicted
with sick head ache for the space Of about go yearshe
attacks occurring in about two weeks frequently
lasting "a hours during which time the paroyysms have
been apparently deprive her of life
And after having tried almost all other remedies in van
have been induced a last try SpOhns Head
ache Remedy as sold by you and to the great disappon
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CAUTION CIRCULAR,

Ito DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY MERCHA
Those valuable articles, OLDRlDGES BALM OF
LuMBlA for the Hair, and HAYS LINIMENT for
Files, &c, have been extensively counterieied. 7
wanting these preparations, will please always write
ordering from any other house for COmstocks articl
The true articles have that name signature alway.
the wrapper, and vendors will remember that, when
dering as the limitations exposed in nearly all
newspapers throughout this country, that they could
he Sold should they be unfortunate as to get them
Our friends throughout the Union are requested to
us immediate notice. by letter should any of the cou
cits appear in their respective places. Respectfully
COMSrOCK IL Co
Wholesale Druggists Fletcher st. Y.
For sale in Woodstock Vt.by
SLY T. HUTCHINSON
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CONDITIONS,

Two Dollars per Annum payable on the reccpton Of IN,
lrst regular number Military Corps Subscribing for 20
copies to be sent in bundle will receive the paper for
S5o III advance. The first No. will he issued as
possible. ~ Those holding Subscriptions will please re-
turn the names Of Subscribers fast as obtained.
Norwich May Ii, lsiO. Eff
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From the Boston Chronicle. Jan. 10.

TWe see by an advertisement in another column
Mcssrs. Comstock II Co., the American Agents fol
bridges Balm of Columbia have deputies to sell that
Gle in Boston and esewhere-We know lady of this
whose hair was so nearly gone TO expose cntirel
chronological Developments, which, considering that
betOkened a most amiable disposition was not in I'd
very unfortunate. Nevertheless she mourned the Id
locks that she had worn, and, after years iruitess
to Observation-Disclosures, purchased, some months a
bottle or two of Oldridge's Balm, and she has now RIM
in rich prolision, glossy and Ofraven blackness w,
not pufling-nonc of the commodity has been sent d
and, indeed, we do not want any, for though we we
biged to wear wig year ago, we have now, throug
virtue, hair enough, and of passabe quality, of our
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From the knickerbocker.
TO A WATER FOWL.
BY W. c. BRYANT,

BY W. C. BRYANT,
Whittier, midst falling dew,
While glow the heavens with the last steps Of day
Far, through their rosy depths, dos. thou pursue
Thy solitary way.
Vainly the fowler's eye,
Might mark thy distant flight to do thee wrong,
As darkly painted on the crimson sky,
Thy figure floats along
Seek'st thou the plashy brink
OF weedy lake, or marge of river wide,
Or where the rocking pillows rise and sink
On the chafed ocean side'
There is power whose care
Teaches thy way along the painless coast
The desert, and iinitable air.
Lone wandering, but not lost.
All day thy wings have famed,
At that far height, the cold thin atmosphere,
Yet stoop not weary to the welcome land,
Though the dark night is near.
And soon that toll shall end,
Soon shall thou find summer home, and rest,
And scream among thy fellows; reeds shall bend
Soon Ger thy sheltered nest,
Thou'rt gone-the abyss of heaven
Hath swallowed upthy form, yet, on my heart,
Deeply hath sunk the lesson thou hast given,
And sha Il not soon depart
HE who, from zone to zone
Guides through the boundless sky thy certain flight,
In the long way that must tread alone,
Will lead my steps Alright.
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CRAFT Err ii.


go, woman ***
When pain and anguish wiring the brow
ninlscrng angel thou"-ScoTr.
"NIost sacred tyre that burnesl nighliIie
In loving breasts y kinlcd first above"
FAIRIE QUEEN.
Great was the excitement in Consiannople. A
robbery had been committed in the pubic market.
A slave valued at one hundred sequns had been
carried away. The sultan's power had been def
ed. The life of his cnlissary aimed at. Two cit
liens had been slain. And the daring Knight,
Don Ferdinand de Lopez was nowhere to be found
Great was the excitement in Consianinople. But
terrific was the wrath Of the Grand Seignior.
"Let him be secured at any expense" said he,
ga thousand sequins reward for his headr' Such
was the proclamation issued throughout the Tur-
kish dominions.
1t was evening, in the little hamlet of Karran I:
the fair face Of spring had shed her gaddcning in
iluncc on the beautiful banks Of the Bosphorous !;
the birds chirped their joyous melodies in the sur
rounding strawberries, and the lambs skipped mer-
rily about the grassy square in front of n neat
whewashed cottage in Karrain Such was the
time, and such the place when Don Ferdinand de
oulived dreadful fever Feeble and pallid he
lay on a clean mattress, in the dwelling of vii
nge laborer, but the shidow of what he had been.
The extraordinary exertion he had undergone three
weeks before, had brought him to the verge of the
grave. His manly counenance was worn and bag
gard with sickness; those limbs, so IIerculean-so
graceful once, bore no more the rounded outline
they formerly did; his once eagie eye was dmmed
with languor; his arm, the instrument of mighty
deeds, refused TO lift the cup to his parched lips
his voce-the deep mcodous voice was hollow
and sepuchral. The first object that met his eye
was the faithful Circassan, seated b, his bedside
and gazing mourniully out of the window Care
and sorrow had indeed chased the bloom from her
cheek, but it had given place TO something more e.
thereal. Pale as marble statue, her glossy hair
appeared still brighter and more ieiy BY the COLI
tras Her form hid lost its volupluons enbonpoint,
but the grace and symmetry were unatered. The
dark eye flashed not as il was wont, but swain in
tenderness and grief For some moments the Knight
yazed at her TO himselftbat she was no beay
enly vision. Thrice he closed his eyes, and thrice
Ne gazed anew, but she still remained before
1lnI.
"Then ! am not Mistaken he murmured
'ris Cedora see-her for whom risked all-her
or whom ] have been preserved
Cedora started at the altered voice-the first !
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DARING FRAUD,

The Balm of Columbia has been initiated by motto
counertter. Let it never be purchased unless hav
name Of l.. $. COMSTOCK, or the signature of {
STOCK d Co. on n splendid wrapper. This is the
external test that will secure the public from deceptio
Address COMSTOCK a. co.
Wholesale Druggist, New York
No. 2 Flctcher-street.
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NASHUA AND Lowell RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,

~ g;5tsST tgS..s1Es1 f5 .i.s.1 ksMss5 AlLl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-30

In this town, Nov d. of iyphus fever Mrs Lemirs wife
Of Ebcnezor Scrbner Jr and Daughter of the aio Enoc
Kelton Ptinteis in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, N
Jersey and Now York. arc requested etc.
In Mddesex, Nov. rs, Mr.. Nathaniel Carpenter, Esq
agce 7iyoars. Printers in New York, New Hampshire,
Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Upper Canada arc requested
etc.
In Morctown, Nov, H. Of fever Loian L. CLARK, aged
%. Printers in N. and Mass. arc requested etc.
In Orange, Nov. %, Mr. Elisha Hayden, aged 10. Prn.
tors in Worcester Co. Mass, requested etc.
In Craftsbury, Nov 49, Mrs Caiharine Hovcy. Papers
in New York arc requested, etc.
In Barre, Sept 23d, Louisa Childs, aged years.
In Tunbrdgc the l2th ult., Mr. John Bennett aged
Us years Ga The day Of his DEATH being his birth day. he
in good health during the day he walked into the
fields and at night ate his supper usual-soon after
which he expired without groan. Ho was a remarkable
instance Of continued health during a long life. At the
September election he to the polls and the Har.
rison ticket.
In Chelsea, Nov 10, Mr. Daniel Shaw, ag,d a.
In Orwell Nov is, Mrs Mary Buell. the advanced ge
of l0l years, 10 months and 10 days. Her maiden name
Kbb she was native of Somers, Holland county,
Conncciicu and married Matthew Buell. Oct. l4h
1856, o. $.
Mrs Buell. made public profession of her faith in
Christ the of 80 and o the long period of ~ years
exhibited well ordered life and Cody conversation.
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any now in use, Tho construction is such that the
heat is evenly applied around the and perfectly
controlled Tor various purposes of cookng and wheh
for boiling, brollng, baking, frying roasting OF
tousling, they have invariably proved deserving the
high Communications bestowed upon them II is con-
fdenIy asserted, that steve in the market can do
much business with so little fuel in given space
oil time as Woolson's Improved Patent.
An AIR-TIGHT Furnace, for coal or small! fuel
for summer use, has been recently combined with this
stove, in original manner, so as TO be used Tor
boiling, brone, baking, ironing, &C. with the smallest
consumption OF fuel and when in does not inter
fere with the other operations OF the sove and do
not cause Inconvenience by giving out heat or gas.
AN lsING-GLAss OR Mica door is costruced upon
the fire SIDE, which affords convenience for roasting
meat, fowls, &c. in more perfect manner than can
be done in any other way, the old fashioned ten foot
fire place not excepted. II also affords the light OF
a cheerful open ire.-The fire room is of good size
and tae operation of the FIRE is such as TO afford a, all
times good supply OF Goals Tor broilng &c. Ii is
truly the best FARMERS STOVE in the market
as thousands will testify in New England more than
1000 being now in use, 5000 being made and sold
by the Tyson Furnace last season.
HAYWOOD'S COOKING STOVE,
with YOUR boilers, uniting all the good qualities OF the
Strickland, Farmers and other stoves of this ella u.s.
and is much esteemed by those who them.
TILDEN'S ELEVATED OVEN COOKING
STOVE. HAYWARD g. FISHERS PATENT
DO. Do, a very neat pattern with four boilers m.
bracing all the good qualities Of small stove.
Reveriiable hue premiam, Badger and several other
patterns Cooking Stoves, Harp Parlors, new and
beautiful pattern. Vermont Pail, RS, four sizes, 10
which is added an engraved arch instead of the gal
lows pipe. Wooson Parours, Box or six plate
stoves, from l6 inches TO Jour feet in length
CAULDRON KETTLES, HOLLOW. WARE,
and variety Of CASTINGS usually made at cupola
or blast furnaces all of which are made from the
best quality ofiron, and will be warren
ted 10 stand FIRE.
STOVE PIPE, COPPER AND TIN WARE,
kept constantly on hand and manufactured 10 order.
Stove Dealers and others supplied on the most ia, or.
able terms. Persons wishing stoves for their own
use particularly invited To call. iCJ"Stovcs war.
ranted 10 suit purchasers.
AARON HAVEN, Agent
Montpelier, Nov, 90, 1910. 79lf
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Consumption and Liver complaint AS general
remedy for these dseafos, am fully satisfied, from
long experience, there is no medicine equal TO DR..
Taylor's Basam Of Lverwort. Being purely ,ege-
table, il can be used with the utmost safety by all
persons in every condition. II ceanscs the lungs by
expectoration, relieves difficult breathIng and eeems
10 heal the chest. There he no question, but
this medicine is certain cure Tor chronic coughs
and colds. have used it for four years in my prac
tice, and always with success
AT. ROGERS, NJ
Consumption!- following remarks tax en-
from the last number OF the Medical Magazine:
"The surprising effect produced by DR.. Tayor's
Balsam OF Liverwori, in consumptive cases, cannot
fail exciting deep and thrilling interest throughout
The world, We have SO long believed this disease
consumption icurable that it is'dliiicul 10 CT edit
our senses when we see persons evidently consump-
tive restored to health. Yet this is a fact Of daily
occurrence; how then question the virtue Of
the above medCinel In our next, we shall be more
explicit meantime we hope physicians will make
tral oil this medicine and report its effects 10 u.s."
Observe! Buy only that which is made at the Old
Office, 375 Bowery, N. Y. and which is sold by
agents, E. II. Pren,iss and Sias Burbank Jun.
Montpelier.
Useful information may be obtained from Circu-
lars and certificates in the hands of agens.-Price
50 per bottle. 70 emo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-30

Mehemet Ali of Egypt is one of the most re-
markabe men Of the age. Last week we gave
an account of his tyranny over the Egyptians and
Syrians; this week we give another and more fla
vorabe description or him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-30

Brighton Market, Nor. %. At market 100
beef cattle, $50 stores, $500 sheep, 1920 Swine.
Prices--Beef, first quality, 5,25 TO $50; I'd, AIS
to 5; Sd, $50 to Barrclling CATTLE mess, 45O
to AIS; No. l, A; No. 3. Stores, dull. Sheep,
dull, 1875 to 2,37 Swine 3 to 4i-2,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-30
SMITHS SCHOOL BOOKS,
Published by Spatding and Storrs, Hartford, Conn
and for sale by Booksellers generally through
ont The T1n;ied Siofes

CMfrH'S SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY, on the
- Productive System, New Edition revised and en-.
larged, Illustrated by thirty additional cuts put up in
uniform large type, accompanied by an entre New
Atlas, containing eighteen very superior Maps, Chart
Of the World, Sc. SC. BY Roswell c. Smith, au-
thor Of the Practical and Mental Arithmetic, Pro-
ducve Grammar, &c. sc.
The population IN the Book and Atlas will he al.
tered 10 correspond with the Census OF 1870
officially reported and will be kept IN every re-
4pcct fully up with the times.
Smnhs New Arithmetic, the Productive Sys-
TEN, 2 mo, tu bound, much larger than the Prac-
teal AID Mental, designed Tor scholars advanced IN
The Study, accompanied by Key and cusical blocks
If desired
Smiths Practical and Mental Arithmetic, on q
new plan, in which Mental Arithmetic is combined
with the use OF the slate; containing a complete
system for all practical purposes; beng in dollars
and cents Stereotype edition, revised and enarge
with exercises for the slate. To which is added a
| Practical system Of Book Keeping. BY Roswell c.
Smith.
Key 10 do. with the examples fully wrought.
Smiths New Grammar the Productive System,
| method OF instruction recently adopted in Germa-
ny and Switzerland designed for Schools and Acad.
emies.
We annex the following as specimens OF numer-
Gus recommendations.
have used Smiths Grammar. Geography, and
Arithmetic on the Productive System, in my Acad-
chy 10! ine tsl 'lret years. winch Is suncleh proc
that consider them superior to any works The
subjects Of which they treat. Students in Grammar
using Smiths work, make progress which astonlshcs
those who have been accustomed 10 The old syetem
Of class books. The same might be said OF students
in the other branches. OF these | speak confidently,
having my knowledge from experience.
C.P b. MARTIN.
Rector Of Mount ZION Insiuton.
From the Common School Assistant, Edited by Orvlle
Taylor
New York, Feb. 30, 1910.
SMITHS GEOGRAPHY IMPROVED. The above stan
dard and popular work has just appeared from new
plates, the old ones having been destroyed by fire.
The entire work has been revised and we Low pro.
nouncc it the most accurate work in market. We
perceive several new maps; one Of Palestine; on"
OF Liberia one Of Mexico, &c. The map and chart
OF the World Is presented on an entire plan,
and one which adds great value TO the work, and
must be universally admired. In all respects the
work is equal 10 any Geography have, and in
Important particulars superior the others.
| N. B. The report that action has been com.
menced against the publishers of Smiths phy
and Atlas, for an Infringement Mitchel's is false
| and without the least foundation.
SPALDING & STORRS.
Hartford, Oct %, 1S4O. 10 6w
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DEATHS.

In this village on the 25lh inst, of quick consumption
MI Parker Johnson, aged 20 tho day, Mr. Cyrus
Wood aged 81 both members OF the first Free Church
BY the death Of Mr. Wood the village has lost another Of
its old and respectable citizens and The church one of lis
n mosi active and jealous members
In This town. Nov 81, Of lung fever Mr.. David Cutler
aged d. Printera In Massachusetts requested ETC.
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.HUMORs HUMORsNm

HE attention Of that part Of the community who ar.
afflicted with salt Rheum, Leprosy st, Anlhony's Fire
Eysplas or Scroua Of any kind, directed 10 no
compound which by an internal application, proves sure
safe and complete remedy for all kinds of humors This
wonderful medicine is prepared by Mr. Charles Jones Of
Caremont NJ H. who for many years has been afflicted
with the eprosy in its possible FORMS and by unwea-
red exertons experimenting upon his person. has
last found complete cure This compound has never
failed of doing its important work where fair trial has
made and directions followed. Certificate after certificate
might DO here laid before the public its wonderful eff
pu the reader referred to those who keep the ar-
ele TOT SAFE where particulars and recomme may
DC hau 20 confident The dscoverei ofths valuable med
Gne 'na ne makes bold to state to the world that
with and fair al mad ""eie oueenoas are iuy computed
~ IN New England and by Z. p. Walton & Sons only in
montpelier w" eParticulars may be had. 80lf
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MARRIAGES,

In Hampton Ill. Oct. 49, By the Rev. Asa McMurtby. Of
the M. E. Church. Hon. Harmon G. Reynolds of Stephen.
SON. Attorney at Law to Miss Louisa Thompson daughte
of Joel Thompson, Esq.
In East Roxbury, Nov. %, by Ed. f. Blood, Mr. J. F
Rugges, Jr to Miss Mary Gold, all Of Roxbury.
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Tough question The Richmond Wing says
The meeting between Mr.. Calhoun aud Mr.. Van
Bnren will be delightful. Wonder which will
feel the cheapest:
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BRoADoLoTHs, cAssIMEREs AND

BROADCLOTHs, CAssIMERES AND
VESTINGSl
DUFUS II. RIKER, Draper and Tailor,
state street, opposite the bank, at The old stand
Of |. Rkcr & Son, has received from New York q
good and Fashionable assortment Of Broad Cloths,
Cassmcros and Vcetings Embracing super blk,
blue brown and olive green Broadcolhs super black
Doe Skin Cashmere, do sup black double mill ed
and drob Cashmere, black Satin and Velvet YES
lings do. plain and figured Satns, Marsaillos, Va.
Iencia end Wors,od blue, brown and drab Beaver
and Pilot Cloths; Over Coats; trimmings Of all kinds;
silk cord for coats and surouis bindings; surgss /;
Silccia Bonb'7incs Silk; Twist Marshal's linen
Thread, all coors aud numbers is'd saliu velvet
Buttons do lasting, do. guilt, do. brocadc and twist
Ru'tonsi Suspcndcrs, Bosoms, Collars, Drilled Eyed
Needles, inch Measures, &C. &c. Garments well
made and in the most fashionable style. Cutting
done Tor others 10 make and warranted 10 l at short
notice. Gentlemen wishing for fashionable gar.
mens are respectfully invited 10 call at the old stand
opposite The Bank
N. 8. The Fall and Winter Fashions for isio-i
received.
Montpelier Nov. 1910. so6m
NTOTlCE-This cerlifies that have Ihls day
Y given my son Garry Crossett his time from aud
after this date and will have no claim for his earn
JASON CRossETr.
Waterbury, Aug. 9Th 1910. so
NOTlCE.-I hereby give notice that | have this
y day given my son David Witham, minor, his
lrnc with ull liberty 10 make contracts oi himself
x will no: claim any Of his wages or enrnings, nor
pay any debts Of his contracting after this date.
Witness, David Chadwick, his
Warren Carpenter. JOHN II WIrnAM
Derby, Nov 90, 1910. mark so
NOTICE is hereby given that two years old
and dark red ycarng into my enclosure
about the 18th Of October the requested call and
prove property pay charges and take them away.
OTIS HEATH.
West Randolph, Nov. Sd, 1S4o 80
-
STATE OF VERMONT Randolph District Sc.
THE Honorable the Probate Court for the District Of
dolph, to all persons concerned in the Of Daniel
Waterman late of Orange in said district, deceased,
tesiate, Greeting
WHEREAS, Lewis Waterman, administrator of thc
w estate the said deceased proposes render
count Of his administration and present his agans
said estate for allowance, the Probate Court be hol-
den at Chelsea in said district, the third Wednesday of
December next Therefore, you hereby notified APP
pear before said court at the time and place aforesaid 10
show cause you have, why the said should
not be allowed
Given under my hand and the seal of said conrt
IL. at Chelsea, in sad district this 26th day of No.
vember, A. ID. 1910.
BY the Court,
809w* E. g. REDINGTON, Register.
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Ps Particular attention paid to cutting Of garments Cen
tlomen visiting the that make elsewhere
have them sponged so retain their use
two hours time In the fashionable the follow
low prices Pants, IL 2 cents Coats So Jackets as Vests
l2l-2. y
b Dealers supplied on the most reasonable terms.
ondon FASHIONS received monthly by Cunards Limo al
Steamers. pcrDont forget the No $40 Nov is 3mo Is
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CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT
DR.. TAYLOR'S
BA LSAM OF LIVERWORT.

III AS been used successfully for eight years in
n IL the cure OF these Diseases. Remember, the
original and genuine is made only at 375 Bowery
N. Y. All others spurious and Unauthorized