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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-03

A CLEAR VOICE
is THE BEAUTY or SPEECH
MEMBERS OF THE EAR SINGERS, PUBLIC
w STEAMERS, ACTORS, and all whose employment re.
qgir the const,nt Of the voice, invited make trial
Of tins preparation. Numerous certificates from nd yiduas.
similarly engaged who have received musi decided benefit from
Its USE may be 'een by If 81 s TTPder''gned
This certify that NY professional duty requires the
constant of my voice. aud some three months sine
attacked with cold aud By using
large package of the LariAed Essence Of Hoarhound Candy
must that was perfectly relieved and recommend At TO
REFERENCES
Mr. VIM FTcsneP 2l2 Henry s', &C. Mr. O. Build IS
Mr. Gosin Clown. Ampitl estre residence Bowrry: Mr.
Nancoo aud family No q Hicks street, Brooklyn; d. By
Agens-M. H. Burre. Druggist 2O Cha ham street corner
Of Doyer; T. Household No % Bowery opposite the BOwery
The above is compounded from different ingredients.
None scnHiae eNeer, s,EEn,d q. Con, n,...,-,..
Where u can be obtained Wholesale and rtil Directions
for u.s. on each package. ja27.lm'
NEW SEED sTORE.-The subscriber rcspcc fully In.
~ los amateurs Of horticulture and the public 10 general
melia HhoiOdendr0n, kalna, aud variety Of rare pre-
ciot rsenhose Plants Most Of them quite new and
90 hand large stock Of excellent vegetable and Flower Seeds
Of la- years growth and will se Al the lowest rates
BAvARIAN BBEWERY in NEWIRK. N.J1'Ths SUI
pcror pure Al BIZ we'd "a the German style "a the above
sale IN barrels aid half do. 0r family us a. IA shipping
order, at No. Pine street, first floor ~. an 9m
GOAL. COALM COALM.-Peach Orchard, Peach Mountain.
Grey Ash schuyk, Lehigh Sc from the ard 5oi Wash.
d delivered free Il carriage Of the city At the fol-
Peach Orchard, Red Ash, Broken and Egg $500
s:Ssyl. S5.y A! e. 81 S;s... and e. I: E;
T3sEa"ana and Beaver Meadow, Broken and Egg $50
N. B.-Li,erp,ol and sidaey as low q NE lowest
ni5 SIN r. B.GUERNsEYS co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-03

:. Powell IS Cornhif Bostor NJ.
Mortimer and Mowbray Baltimore Ma
y. march, Exchange place, Portsmouth, IA
JoseIh Gill. Richmond
Lewis johnson. Washington n
=. 4. Parkhurst Cincinnati ai,ot
Brown aud Walsh. Delaware. DeIavar. 70 obo
:. shouJs Dayton, Montgomery Co ol,o
n. Clark. Troy. Nv
John Rcison, Railway. n
:. 4. Caldwell. Syracuse
William l. Essten. Low Vile = Nv
Peter Van Setback. kinderhook Nv
". y. Joner, Jamaica.
Garfield n Robins, lIartf.rd Conn
]. Hardcsty, Harrisonburr
Samuel Wcstcott. Hudson Ny
". q. Lincoln. IiallowelI NJ
=. Miller $50. Hagcrstown IA
Charles Grub shank. Georgetown ID q
Ccane Wallace. Goshen, Nv
Benjamin Earl X Co. Fall River NJ.
A. !. Hall. Eayettsvillc, Nc
q, Johnson Franklin, Ohio
Thos. ". Dawson Son, Easton. Md
J. II. Wheely. Dover MI
stephen Van Shack. Albany NY
Benjamin Old. Newark. Nj
Western Office, ~ W ali street, Louisville, Een.
Aadby all Dr. VIM Evans authorized agents through
out the United States. jy2o sdswy
DE- HEiNE Informs the public that hi. increased practice
has induced him private office iss Hudson street,
or t treatment OF delicate diseases It's unerng
has satisfied the public that he able TO perform all he
promises and % those that him needs no other
T,enaon Don't forget the No iss H"dson street. between
Broome and Watt ja2s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-03

:. INV Del, Fed Iftn, 1889
DR. LEVlSON-Dear Sr,-l can be grateful enough
- for the cure have received by the of your auabe
Medicine Hunters Red D-op) was for five months aic
ted with venerea and dnrng that time took medicines
but none would cure At last physics up;
but fortunately day was speaking to friend the sub
ect-he told me that Hunters Red Drop the only med
cine that would cure NIL of which purchased Of
agent in Philadelphia and the result is that enjoy ing
perfect health Now, after suffering long, and finding
last such signal relief from Hunters Red Drop feel it my
duty to inform the interested where relief may be had
II. ID. R.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-03

TO THE LADIEsmDR ORA A; G. HULL's UTERo Alb;
DOMlNAL SUPPORTER is offered to those afflicted
with Poiapsus, Falling Of the oiab and other diseases
depending relaxation Of the abdominal muscles n-
strument in calculated for relief and permanent
storation TO health When this Instrument is carefully and
properly lifted TO the form of the patient invariably affords
the most immediate immunity from the distressing dragging
and bearing down., which accompany nearly all
of Niscera dplace of the abdomen, sku
application is always followed by early confession radical
relief from the patient herself The supporter simple
structona be applied by the without further aid
AMOS g.. GULL.
Office Vesey street, Astor House, New York.
Pamphlets describing its and application will be present
ed al the ofhce.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-03
FEMME X MONTH nEggLATIYG FlLLs;-sqeh 10.

FEMALE MONTHLY REGULATING PiLIs.-such has
been The success a haiame Restrls Female Monthly
uatng Pill ~ al rrcartv or stcppage
"a Tie menses. however ohdrat whatever causes pro-
uced superseded
drugs and poisonous spcc' hcstore used 70 the destruction
oi health and Madame Rsftr the celebrated miwie
and Female physician grandmother u the adyerserl
eir use hity years ago INTO Of The principal
Female Hospitals n hurope, and such their astonishing
Efficacy end success @ uy have since been altogether adopt
3D. Although Mid and s1i set being composed ingredients
acting rnfiplly upon p functions; u y Necessary TOR
~" married. under M ain their
III utline tie toll and ssd
tnside II each box. re 81 MADAME RESTEII's prnci.
p Oce. zee Greenwich street. Coprtlsnd ~ V
south Eighth street nr1r Chestnut hiladclrhia jail In
INDA RUBBER STORE. 80 Chatham street, New York
turcftvsos 4 OVpEFDuNE have onened The above esah-
hurut with sulendif ut India Rubber Goods
VIZ ldies indi Rubber Shoes, with lclther soiss Gentle.
9us Qv, Shoes with do Lite Preseryers. Begrns. Long
l 1fa Rlber Cloth for carrlge tore, and variety Of
r cs. Thee Slo.s are imper,ous 60 water, and much
,ilnr " ~ old kni q rublcrs. being equally
Fl afacc nnorosco ~ hid Terms very liberal, both
dessrs aud ret al purchasers. Orders received AZ
,,S. ,nret i1t iactory IN New Brunswick.
w -hA hlrc@ q uncurrent money takfn IN trade.
jssi~s AIinr , , y y = ~ piGp NJ
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nEAR SlR,-l should almost consider myself devoid Of
gratitude, q dad not thank you for the good that your
Red Drop has done Having been led away By the Dss
% youth unfortunate to contract That disease
which your preparation processes TO and after trying al
most every medicine ha thu quacks of this city cndssvor
rlm the community, found self wasting and
The DIS ase last undermining constitution. had almost
abandoned the hope Of being restored former good health
whca procured bottle of Red Drop aud
ursy recovered without bad effects Of the disease
manning. lily dear all the make will
be % commend 10 those who have been unfortunate
elf assuring thtm with the utmost confidence, that Il will
not Tau IA producing speedy aud lasting
Yours, truly. II. H-++s-
You ~ liberty publish letter, lu beg tine favor
vial. iaig
IACHAU'S PATENT.-The undersigned hereby takes the
pleasure 20 inform the public that be has established
factory Of his Spectacle Glasses called Jachuas Paent Spec
t1ciee Iue factory, for the Of the public has
en- located at No Chatham street facing the PARK, where
VII e hary % rrcetvc ORDERS which he will execute al
retail.
Thosc who are Of this article would do well call
and b. convinced ~ their superiority.
Medical cert their exccllcncy will be
Nss who may desire II.
Gold Silver, and steel Framss continually on hand.
CHARLES H. T.. JACTTAtr
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b. BRANDRETH, NJ. ID.

81 600 WILL Be FORFEITED, if p, Poets's Eradi-
Up fails to ola delicate
disease less than twenty -four hours For sale
and retail by appointment, by A. b. d. SANDS and
Fulton street. and the following Drug Cham
be street aud Broadway corner of Chambers and Church
streets CA Brosdway 60 and $50 Bowcry Burnett and HOW'LL
II Bowery of Carmne and Bedford Streets Sixth
aud Burnets Patent Medicine store, Canal
o22
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-03
CHARLES II. T.. JACtIAU.
Jal3Jm' sthaiham street, up stairs.


INFALLlDLE CURE FOR G--a.-Moryans Com.
pound Blsaric Pls certified being the safest speedies
aud most Agreeable Ashley Cooper, Brahsby Cooper
Dr. Eotgn Surgeons Lawrence, kslte Brodic, Sir Ch rlcs
10 Nc fors sls Wy sppointu cut BY 4. ID. d. SANDS -
snd 100 futon street. sud the following Druggist corner
lhanbes AND Broadway, Chrrch aud Chambers
Broadway O. agd Bowcry Burnett HOW'LL u Bowery;
corner 81 tarpf nd Bedford street. rs Sish avenue; aud
bottle. " -
N.B.-Ohscr,s the seal. " J. NJ" on each. o21tF25
RASsFORD'S BILLIARD AND CHESS ROOMS. en-
- trance D. Nm and ions the Mus, Broadway.
Nore than hy old sh ID Tables have given way the city
leaving but s others the Bassors Gum Elastic
SinF St and improved Cloth Cushions; they are much pre-
irtdby The amateur and certificates Of their excellence be
shown from at tn players the PoSY he Icing
vited tot thf M - alslv..
NB.-Billisrd Coth. Bsls Se, fnr sale usul ia2sy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-03

TO UGGISTS.-Th- advertiser ~ about taking sore
GA The III of newt, conspicuous o the city and
~ resume the retail drug business With which he perfectly
en. and which formerly produced him very good income
ne which b. has ior making his parnscutic bu
stn'-s particularly lucrative, and has for extending
~ bra Oh which u yet altogether unknown here
luucer him 10 arpiy Dr. partner who " fully conpetcut
!. AZ afptnessay pod can command upwards Of 5000
ana tne ctta invested may security bond aud
Herald ohce 100 eoi az
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-03

DIylDEND--BOsTON AND WORCESTER RAIL
-, ROAD CORPOllATlON-The Board OF Directors have
declared Of per cent uon IN.
ia tok ayae and after The first day February prov,
Those stockholders whose shares books
Of transfer IN New York. will receive their dividends above
Ga apphcsuonto r. ". WINSTON. Register,
Dated New York. Jan ist. 1870. ia2s ix
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-03
GENTLEMEN's CAsT.oFF CLOTHING.
bought and the foil value given in cash, by
Ill IENLII- In1 William atr..t

MOVING there persons who make great puff their
adsers, ncnts for as2h Clothing, Nc. sc, and who in
many cases do not give the value for the H. L. will
those gentlemen who may have such articles by them and who
may send for him. orecsivng the very value in CASH
for every article.
line through the Post Office otherwise To the above as
dress, VIII meet with due attention. ds
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-14

Terts for Political Articles. The Wings have
carried the election of Harrison by the influence
of the Money power" British Gold" "Banks,
"Aristocraic influences" "Rich lordngs," "Cheat.
ing" &c.
Appropos The three largest cities and counties
in The United States, New York, PhiIudephia and
Baltimore where is the "Money Power Rich
Lordlings, British God Proud AriNocracy, =
Custom House Officers &c--oll, all gave major
tiles Tor Van Buren, NJ while the Farming, Agrl-
cultural States of Ohio, Vermont, Kentucky, &c.
go for old Tip !l!-and the purely grain growing
counties, those of The real feomanry, such as
Lancaster with her 1900 muiority-and the west
ern counties of Ohio with their tens of thousands,
all 90 for the Old Farmer. Who are the Demo-
Gratis. mad who the Aistocrats ?-Phtt. Standard.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-14
MARRIAGES.

In Granville, ~ =. Nov "a by Rev Mr. Fuller, Mr.. AL
fred w Upham, Of philadelphia. Pa to Mrs Elizabeth X.
wife of the late Lyman Granger Esq and daughter Of the
late Hon Judge Gibbs Of Granville.
In Hardwick, on the 30ih u by Rev. A. o Hubbar I'd,
Rev John H. Worcester of ST. Johnsbury, Miss Harriet
E. daughter of Dea L. Strong of The venerable faith
of Mr. W. present loading in the services of the
casion.
In Bath N II by Rev. Mr.. Sutherland, Mr. Worran d
Gookn, Of Cuba, 10 Miss Martha Hutch,ns of b.
In Bradford, Dec LIST, by Rev Mr. Kent Mr. Thomas ID
Bricket of Lyndon, to MISS Mary Pickett, Of 3
In Topsham Sth inst by the Rev. Mr. 30, ce, Chaun
cey Goodrich of Barre Mrs Julia Emily Houghion.
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BRANDON IRON COMPANY.

VENAS WOOD has just received fresh supply
IA OF STOVES and Iron Ware, from this well
known and long approved furnace, comprising Co.
nanps Patent Cook Stove, thick p'uesl Conants
Patent Improved, sizes, Rotary Cook Stove, Sizes
Vermont Cook a sizes, Yankse Notion, with lar
mace, 2 sizes, Conani's Elevated Rotary, decidedly
preferable to all The late Improvements in Cooking
stoves. Call and see.
Box Stoves of all Sizes Vermont Parlors, sizes,
Potash and Caldron Kettles. He has also supply
Of Canada Box Stoves, Franklin and Fancy Parlor
Stoves, New York and Albany patterns. Also,
TlLDEN'S PATENT COOKING STOVE.
Russia and Engs h iron stove pipe, tin and cope
ware, Lead Pipe, Copper Pumps, Sheet Zinc, SC.
all at The lowest prices.
Montpelier, Oct. Is, $40
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A GREAT BARGAIN,

w ILL be sold at public auction on Wednesday,
the 3Oth December next at 10 o'clock, A, M the well
known Tavern Sta i'd situated in Montpelier Village
called the Union Housc This esta Adjustment is SO
we'll known throughput Vermont, that any parlicu.
lar description of il will not be required, suffice il 10
say that liberal terms will be given for any portion
OF the purchase money which may not be paid down,
with security upon the premises. Sale TO take place
al the time above mentioned at said house For fur
Their particulars cal. on Charles Lyman or ]. p Mil
Ter Montpelier, Nov, l7lh 1910.
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anyhow IN use, The construction is such that III
heat is evenly applied around the oven ana perfectly
controlled for various purposes OF cooking; and whri-
er for boiling, broiIing baking, frying, roasting
toasing, they have invariably proved deserving the
high Communications bestowed upon them. It's con
idenfy asserted that s,0ve in the market can do
much business with little fuel in given space
oil time Woosons Improved Patent.
An AIR-TIGHT FURNACE, for coal or small fuel
for summer use, has been recently combined with this
stove, in an original manner, as TO be used Tor
boiling, brone, baking, ironing, &c. with The smallest
consumption OF iue and when in use does not inter
fcre with the other operations OF the stove and does
no, cause Inconvenience by giving ont heat or gas
AN 1sING-GLAss OR Mica dooris costrucicd upon
the fire SIDE, which affords convenience for roasting
meat, fowls, &c. in a more perfect manner than can
be done in any other way, the old fashioned ten foot
fire place excepted. II also affords the LIGHT OF
a cheerful open fire.-The fire room is Of good size,
and tae operation OF the fire is such to afford at all
times good supply Of Goals Tor brong. &c. 1t is
truly the best FARMERS STOVE in the make
as thousands will testify in New England, more than
1000 being now in use, 1000 being made and sold
by the Tyson Furnace last season
HAYWOOD'S COOKING STOVE,
with boilers. uniting all the good qualities ol te
Strickland, Farmers and other stoves OF this class,
and Is much esteemed by those who use them.
1uDEN'S ELEVATED OVEN COOKING
STOVE. HAYWARD & FISHERS PATENT
DO. Do, very neat pattern with four boilers, en-.
5racng all the good qualities of small stove.
Reverable fue premlam, Badger aid several other
patterns Cooking Stoves, Harp Parors, and
beautiful pattern. Vermont Pal,rs, lour sizes, tt
which lie added engraved arch instead OF the gal
lows pipe Woolson Parlours, Box or six plat,
stoves, from l6 inches 10 Jour ieet in length.
CAULDRON KETTLES, HOLLOW WARE,
and variety Of CASTINGS usually made al cupoi
or blast furnaces all Of which made from the
best quality oflron, and will be warron-
ted 10 stand fire.
STOVE PIPE, COPPER AND TIN WARE
kept constantly on hand and manufactured 10 order
Stove Dealers and others supplied the most ia' or
able terms. Persons wishing stoves Tor their ow
use particularly Invited TO call. fEJeStoves war
rauted 10 suit purchasers.
AARON HAVEN, Agent
Montpelier, Nov, 90, 1910. 79tf
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Brighton Market, Dec 7. At market 800 beef
cattle, 400 stores, 5000 sheep, and 300 swine
Prices-beel first quality 5,25 to $50, second A.,
so to AIS, third 3,25 to 3,75. Barrelling CATTLE
prices offered-mess 4,25 No. ], 3,75; No. 2,
800. Sheep 1875 to $50. Swine 8 l.2 to l-2.
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BROADCLOTHs, CAssIMERES AND
VEGTUNGSl


DUFUS II. RIKER, Draper and Tailor
~ state street. opposite the bank, al The old s+-hd
of |. Rikcr &. Son, has received from New ORR
good and Fashionable assortment Of Broad Cloths,
Cassmcrcs and Vcstngs. Embracing super Blk,
bluo brown and olive green BroadcIoh, super black
Doe Skin Cashmere do. sup. black double mllled
and drnb Cashmere, black satin and Velvet Yes
tings do. plain and figured Sattns, Marsalcs, Va
lenca End Worsied blue, brown and drab Beaver
and Pilot Cloths Over Goats; trimmings Of all kinds
elk cord for coats and surtouis bindings; sUrgas
Siccia Bolnbszines Silk; Twist Marsholrs linen
Thread all colors and numbers Gs'd SAITH velvet
Buttons do. Listing, do guilt, do brocsde and twist
Buttons; Suspendcts, Bosoms, Collars, Drilled Eyed
Needles, inch Measures, &c. &c. Garments well
made and in the most fashionable style. Cutting
done for others to make and warranted to FL, at short
notice. Gentlemen wishing for fashionable gar.
rnents are respectfully invited 10 call at the old stand
opposite The Bank.
N. Is. The Fall and Winter Fashions for i940-l
received.
Montpelier, Nov. 1910. SO6m
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SUGARS, TEAS AND MoLASSEs.-20 1000 lbs brown
W Sugar, 1900 lbs X and fine loaf Sugar 10 hhds Mo-
asses 20 chests Tea, o. Tyson Hyson, Skin and
Black Tea for sale by Bancrait and Riker Dec 1870.
TNHE Orange County Mutual Fire Insurance Company
viii hold their annual Meeting at G.. Bodgctts Hall,
IN Chelsea, Wednesday the 10th day Of December
at o'clock for the choice Of officers and the TRANSACT
tion OF other necessary business.
Attest, JOHN W. SMITH, sec'y.
Chelsea, Nov. 81, 1870 81 Nv
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NlClHIy.
CONSISTING PART
Beaver. and Pilot Cloths Of various priesthood
Cloths and Cassimercs-Fine and low priced Sat
tinetts-white and colored Fianncls, spotted Sales.
bury do-Velvet and other vestings-brown and
white linen Table Covers, Russia and BIRDS Eye
Diapers aud Crushing and French Prints new pat
terms, coloreG Cambucs, worsed coat bindings and
silk cords horn, pearl lasting, uphenc and silk But
tons-sup kid aud silk plain and nett Gloves, mohair
and pic mic Miits ass'd cold twist for netting, Tam
bord, Dot,n, plain and fg'd Muslin de Lanes, silk
striped Shiays, blue black AMI blue Silks, better
black silk than can be found bennett silks OF new
Styles bennett Flowers, British and Chan1 Wells,
Honon do a rich and beautiful article-Hi ghland
and New Iceland Shawls, or Fancy M de Lace
Shaws-whi,e, pink, blue and straw Crape-black,
blue black aud colorcd plain and f.'d Saitins--linen
cambria ndkerchlc's-plan and fgd cap Laces,
linen ed sngs and lacos-veve, Ribbons, Bonnet and
cap do, belt do. ,-Lacets, Dress Bone, Elastics-
superior scarlet and common face shawls.
Silk warp Camb,cteensand Alapacca Cloths for
Cloaks at less price than has been rod before.
Blue black and other Merenoes-l Cloak Pattern Of
sup A A blue black ThIbe Cloth.
Printed Saxony Cloth. worsted and silk Serges !;
Black Italian aud French silk Ctavats; Satin Stocks
of the best make French wrought collars and nscr.
tngs; ,ambrc edSins and inserting; Chenee Cords;
Bead Bags; latest Paris style silk Frnses Lyon and
Coney furs for trimming Cloaks, &c; silk and wors-
ted Braid 4; plain ard fs'd Alapnes, cheaper than
ever; French Baskets; Gent aud Ladies' lined and
Angola Gloves, Children's do.
Is Baics-lo,Ooo yds. sheenga and shirings,
200 Bed Ticking,
GOO Bro. Drilling,
Very fine bro. Sheeting.
Cotton ticking, waddng, batting yarn, soarett ran
dom and white English Knitting Yarn,
100 yds Burlaps for Sacking,
10Syd' c %H@ c'FpS"g High colors low price,
Bales buffalo Skins selected best and left The poor
Boas and Mufs, Fur Cups-ncw patterns prices,
CROCKERY Of entire new putternI-parlieullrly
Tea Sets.
HARDIN ware, full Stock,
1000 cwt. assorted Iron, in all shapes,
1000 " Sweeds Steel,
1000 Superior Russia Sheet Iron--Stove dealer!
supplied at a small commission above cost.
Chests superior 1ea--low priced ADD good Tobac
co-5O Boxes Raisns-4 Boxes frosh Lemons
Malaga Grapes-.Prunes--O tanses--I0
drums fresh Figs-Cramberrys-Wal.
nuts and ChesDuts-Soda Crack
q ers &c. &c.
Picked Sword Fish, about equal TO Salmon,
Best Dry Cod Fish.
We offer TO friends and the public all at YER
low prices Tor cash short credit.
Montpelier, Dec. 10, 1910. 81
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nPUUMORS! HUMORSN.n


HE attention Of that part Of the community who are
afflicted with Salt Rheum, Leprosy st, Anhonys Fire,
Erys pias ScoIua Of any kind, are directed to ne"
compound which, by an internal application proves sure
safe and complete remedy for all kinds of humos. This
wonderful medicine prepared BY Mr.. Charles Jones, Of
Claremont N H. who for many years has been afflicted
with the eprosy It's worst possible FORMS and by unwea-
red exerons expert nenng upon his own person. has at
asst found complete cure. This compound has never
made and directions followed. Certificate after certificate
might be here laid before the public 10 IFS wonderful eff
ects the reader is referred those who keep the a-
Gle for sale where particulars and recommendations may
be had So confident the dscovere off this valuable med
cine that he makes bold 10 the world that I'm,
pee cure is warranted where directions fully complied
with and fair trial made. For sale at all principal places
in New England, and BY Z. P. Walton & Sons only IN
Montpelier, ". vi eparticulars may be had. SUI
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For SALE.

~ FOR SALE,
YIN reasonable terms the extensive Tannery in the village
Of Cascton. There other establishment Of the KIND
in the town. plentiful supply Of bak easily be pro-
cured nd the cattle augheied in the noghborhood
furnish good many hides ZlMRl HOWE
Castleton Nov. II, 1910. 81 II
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ID L. Al n " A

EDWARD PUTNAM has removed TO Rkers New
Building opposite the Bank, State street, where may be
found good SADDLES, HARNESSES and TRUNKS and all
other articles usually found Saddle and Harness Ma
kers Shop which he will sell cheap for cash GJCal and
see Montpelier, Dec 9, 1910. so
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-14

ID LK and blue black Canlbeteens, silk warp, blue black
ID Morenoes, etc. this day received by
Dec TO- CHARLES SPALDING.