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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-08-06
NEW GROCE

J,E subscriber woud respectfully inform his friends that
l he has fitted up Rooms in neat and convenient man
ncr under the shop OF GEO C. PR,Tr md JAMES H. r.
mock where he has and intends Keeping constantly on
hand n good assortment first rate W. GOODS fLOth,
FRUIT NUTS, &c. Having mn entire stock o new GuouS,
he feel. confident that those who favor him win eau WIZ
find rs good articles ut as low prices Us cnn e lound IN m!
establishment in town GEORGE MELIlSIl,
Woodstock, April sth ISL. 5u'u
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS my son, Horace Kenyon, minor
w of about the age Of eighteen years, has leil
nv service without any cause or pro,ocation, and
refuses To return, and also refuses obedance 10 my
Just and lawful commands. All persons are there
fore forbid harborng trusting said Horace on my
account, as shall pav no debts Of his contracting
REMINGTON KENYON.
Pomfret. Ang. 2, 1871. 66-3w
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LAST CALL!!

A Ii demands due the late firm of WITT &
n SOuTIlGATE, must be paid before the first
day of September, next.
F.. S. Particular attention must be paid to this
call, to save cost
The above demands will be settled by
p. b. SOUTlIGATE.
July I, lS4l. 62-G9
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DIR. 4. SHERMAN'S
TTUDyr .AYED LoZEWGCG

II CHILDREN or aduits can take medicine m mn
form iritbOW dDcuHy.
il The on1v mGy Ia make IL pleasant get dSc2rrer'
ar Purchaser, irH Please ObSertc TIA! Ia. none "-''
SIiERNIN, VI. D." is on each t0l.
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ON mud after MONDAY, March %, lS4l lhe passenger
" trains will run rs iollows
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BosToN
Al IA AM. At ii pm. At Am. At2p.M
At ~ Ii Am. AIS Pm. At ii Am. At 81 r. NJ
LEAVE LOWELL
At 8 IA AM. At IL ii Pm. At Ia PM. At pm.
or Immediately on the arrival Of the cars from Boston
WAY PASSENGERS tuken at Tyngsboroush and North
Chelmsford.
Persons in Lowell wishing take the Cars for Nashua
will be conveyed TO the Cars free of expense, by leaving
their names The Railroad Ticket Office, aud passengers
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, will be
yeyed to any part OF the city without charge
From Nashua to Lowell, 80 cents.
fuc- From Nashua, to Boston, $3.50,
On the arrival of the at Nashua, stages leave for all
part OF Ncwiampshrc, Vermont, Newly ork and Canada
via Amoskeas Concord keene, Charlcstown, n, H., Wind
books are kept in osToN at the Stage Ohcc, No and
II Eln-strcet,-nso in LOWELL at the Railroad and Stage
Occ in front of the Depot, where seats eau be secured ~
any of the Coaches and correct information obtained
respecting the different stage routs.
ONSLOW STEARNs, superintendent
Nashua, March 49, 1910.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS will leave the Freight Depot al
Chaestown and Nashua, every morning. Sundays eXcep
led)
above Lowell must be sent to the COmpanys Freight
Depot, Charleslown,a the end ofWarren bridge
Goods he forwarded by the morning trains must be
sent to the Depot ms early as the evening before.
The Company having provided large and conmodion'
Storc ouscS both at Nashua and Charcsi0wn, and nav
Ing completed their arrangements for the Transportation
Of Merchandise, give notice that they ARE nOW prepared
to traspo all Goods and Country Produce which may ht
forwarded to their Depols and for this purpose have
furnished safe aud covered cars which will perfectly Sc
cure goods from damage; ard careful and experienced mel
TO take charge Of the Transportation business NJ tue NC
pots, m to accompany the goods over the ropd
The Company, determine not OHiy To accommodate
the public, but to extend every Ecility in their rover
both Teumsicrs and Merchants, iLd nave h\cd upon h
following rates Of Freight;
So 50 per ton each way between Nashua ard Charles
town. s per ton euch wa! between Nashua and Low
ell.
or r,o ~, e,urrec ~
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HEILTH AND STRENGTH!
DIR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE DITTERS

RE the only remedy for Dyspepsia and 1aundice
n that has ever been dscoyored-ahd Their general use
ter ~ years with recommendations from the most emit
nent the Medical Faculty, aud editorial Notices rom iht
Boston Morning POST Boston Daly Mail, fNmoulh Mem
oria hmOskeag Representative BGrusinhe ralr"l EssrN
Banner, lIayrfhi Gazette Lowell Patriot, Bunker hH
Aurora Churlrslown Portsmouth Gazette, \. H., power
Gazette n. H. Northern star, Il. Island Lincoln IcIo'
graph, Me-, New York Evening Sirual, &C. must assure
the afflicted that they possess wonderful merit. THEY
GIVE LFE, ELASTICITY AND vGoR To the vsccra promote
the pCrsalc action cleanse the stomach aud bowels from
unhealthy Accommodations, and purify aud enlNeh the blood
in the most thorough aud ciltciual manner.
They the most certain remedy for all those prevalent
Diseases called Dyspepsia Iuundcc, Liver Complains,
Heartburn, Dizziness, Headache, Wandering or settled
Pains Sinking Fauess Sour Stomach. Loss Of Appetite
Weakness ol the Limbs Nervous Debility, Cosvcncs',
Piles and all Diseases caused bN an unhealthy snle OF TIE
Stomach and Bowels.
IRREGULAR PHYSICIAN &c md Graduate OF the NEW
liAursnIag MEDICAL COLLEGE, who hus made the stud!
Of Medicine his profession.
Being composed entirely OF vegetables 'cN arc OF .,
uatnrc that they may be taken for ANY crgih ct time
by valds oray without jurng the =! stem o. ca
''''"7 " BETIRE or PEDLERS!!
The genuine article cinEoi he obrincd OF them on any
prctencr Whatever. INEI ER EfPLOl THEN, hot
iLLOW THEN TO SELL NY MEDhINES AND III
ers, pn up in phal. and small r1",I nG',fs, HrpT'
some are base enough fiji the empty BOTTLES with thtr
stuff and thus deceive The unwury ANA sohe nave alehp
ted an imitation ofmy BuCrs III papers
BE CAREFUL or UHOH YOU PURCHASE!
In consequence Of these attempts nj imposition nave
been nj great expense In having new directions aid wrap
pcs and in future the Bers IN papers VIII he done up
in different STYLE. See that the envelope ms on u my
name in full entered according to the act congress ~
the year lsiO BY s. u. Richardson NJ d., III the Ilcrh
Office of the District Court Of Massachuseits Essthb'
shcd in ls0s, nj South Reading, County OF Mddr'rN
Mas,nchrscti The border around The inside directions
(which are rrintcd on white tissue paper Is 20 crnnsi
engraved that the words Dr. :. q. Richardson's sherry
Wine Biers" present themselves in thousand different
C,rm ,sr copy right has been granted me, all inrn-
dement's will he severely dealt with according to aW Inc
bottles are nearly ready he Issued III the same sye'
All Btters prepared by me have fac-simile ol my se'
nature on the outer envelope to couneIie Wh'h Is or-
gerry. r,,- ,prp,-,,
Orders from krcntS, merchants traders druggists Rnnh
ccnrics and dealers in medicines will he pnncliaN nlte,
e to- aud any part o the country shiu! pHc"e"
In boxes. .,
For sale wholesale and retail nj the noCroRS OFFICE
5u,Noyfp STREET ,roS and III most Towns throrsh-
nni the Ncw.E England States. - -,
~ iSenptm
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SHINGLES,

TINE subscriber has on hand, and for sale 10000
l prime SPRUCE SHINGLES, which, on account OF
the phirs wrate" times, high prices &c, will be sold for
Sill per thousand S. W ADAMS.
Sherburne, June 80, lsll. 6ltf
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NOTICE.,

A Ii. persons indebted to the firm of lIAPGOOD
n g. HENRY, are requested to call TO make
settlements and pay Immediately, or there will be
some other course taken,
IIAPGOOD & HENRY.
Bridgcwatcr, Jnly |, 1871 62f
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NOTICES hereby given that the firm of Dow NJ
~ Err, SMITH & Co., is this day dissolved, by
mutual consent of the parties.
SOLOMON DOWNER,
JACOB SMITH,
JONA. SMITH, Jr.
Bethel, June %, ls4l.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-08-06

V,OYS The subscriber has Just received The most eN
truve variety 1T childrens toys ever offered for SALE
in this vicinity. Call ind see. j. ii. MI kbCth.
Sent, %.
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.

r HAVE received from New York and Bosion genera
| assortment, Of SPRING n SUMNER GOODS, whci
will be sold cheaper than ever Tor cash; ,,,.o,, =
Wood.,ork. May a6, lsil.
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MON II 0 I S Z,

MONTPELIER, Vt.
THE subscriber would respectively inform the pubic
that he has taken the above named House, aud ioi
the establishment has been Gcd mp in good Sly lchc fiat
tiers himself that entire satisfaction wbe given TO oil who
may favor him with Il call Ever grateful to his old and
numerous customers who have patrOn7ed him While keep
ing the Stage House. Dunyle for than ten years
pashc still hopes that they will continue their yors at the
UNION House. and he respectfully invites hs present pat
r0ns and the travelling public generally when visiting tao
Capitol oca him. pledeiGe hms, that his house shall
kept clean quiet and peuceabe manner, and that he
will do his best endeayors TO render the stay Of his guests
pleasant md comfortable. JNO. hEISEF.
Montpelier, Dec. 81, lsi0. S1-u
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STRAY HORSE.

DROKE into the enclosure Of the subscriber the 21t
ID day of June last, small bay short switch tai
shod all ruund-liye six wears old. The owner is r,
luested to pay charges and take her away.
JACOB TEWKSBl RN.
Iartland. July 2, lsll. G1-3w'
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s,rruo ATE requests all persons indebted u
the late arm of wit souihsute call ard make imme
nv, ,h, wv ''o,,,o,,cn, =. d. SOUTHGATE.
u",'c =, ,n ,Stt 5l:tf
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NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber has just returned from Boslor
l. with good supply Of NEW and rAsHIoNA'
BILE GOODS, which, in addition to his stock OF
hand, makes a very complete assortment; all o
which will be sold lower than ever, for cash, pro-
duce, or dpprored crefh.
Good sly lie aud high coored Prints for II cent?
per yard, and some vely fair as low MS cents
Y. H. Tea, So cts. Salt, 81 90 per bushel, ont
other articles in my line, equally us low. Thos'
who doubt, please call, enquire and examine TO
yourselves. OLIVER BAILEY
So. Woodstock, July |, lsll.
N. d. All persons having accounts of one yen
old aud upwards, and notes good deal older, vii
please call and settle the same very soon, or the,
will find them in the hands Of un attorney.
G2-69 q. II.
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LIBERATION.

TINS may certify that have given my son Charles
sloconh his time till he is twenty one years ut ase
to for himself and TO pay no debts oih contracting
nor claim his earnings. OTIS sLOCoMD.
Woodstock, Irlr N, 1911 t8-3w
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NAL SI 81 JARRETT,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNsFLLORs AT LAW
NYOODSTOCE. VIZ.

Office, En- Street, near the CONGREGATIONAL Church.
THE subscribers have formed such cOnneXion under
the above firm, be able TO give prompt aud careful
attention to Whatever business in LAW aud CHANoERY
may be entrusted to them. CHARLES MARSH,
JAMES BARRETT.
Dec. %, 1910. SG-lG
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DISSOLUTION.

yI,uc con,rtnershr heretofore existing under the hr
| WITT A sOIiTHG ATE, Merchant Tailo7s, Is VI
,y h, mutual consent dissolved. All demands due 81
firm will be settled by 7. u. souhgate. -
~ II. n. WITT,
,yooJ.,ocL ,nril 10 lsil +. u. sOUTIlGATE.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-08-06
A List Of the Prescribed and Re
Warded, in Vermont,

GUzLLoTIIyAD. REWARDED.
| \. w. HYDE, Collector. W.P. BRIGos, fed. orator
iigN,N LUwRy, Marshal. WV. BARRON, old fed.
DAN'L KgLLoGG, Dist AIRY. CHARLES DAVIS, old fed.
MALACHI CORNING, Keeper
of the Light House ut Ju f. JONES,
Azcl spajme, Pension Agent Thomas Reed,
CpstomH House officers.
j u TIollcnbeck, Burlington, II Miller, Wi"iston,
DanlutL Mott, Alburgh, Frederick llazcn, Albnreh,
Xorpstcr Fiske do Tlad. Crane, Richmond,
III White more, Swanon, Geo W Foster, Swan,On,
lnhn Dcnyitt franklin, Orvill Kimpton, Franklin,
John Lewis Berkshire, l. Potter. Berkshire
Geo " Hill Lowell $ Rnvcc, RiChiOrd,
f. Fuller Troy, Curtis Elkins Troy,
il Richardson, Montpelier Luther Cross Montpelier,
| lanes Roberts, Burke, Silas llOnghiOn Lyndon.
\ q Taron st. Adams, - -
Richard Powers, Muster of Rant n wohs,or Milton
Revenue Boat, Burlington,
Poslmasiers.
" .DowXgr. Sharon. CHESTER BAXTER, old fed.
Il. WELD, ilartland. CURTIS CADY,
T.. ABBorr Windham. WILLIAM HARMS, Jr,
- BsNyETr, Rockingham. HARVEY WOOD
r, ! OGusBEg, Rutland. JESSE Cow, old fed.
| III .RonNsoS, Pr0corsvillc. u. T. PARKER.
T. IT, WELLS Bellows Falls. j. w. MooRg, fed editors
! 4 l. KgfCd,u brandon. u. W. G. CLARK, f'l. editor
| e. Mini, Burlington. II. y. SrACy, fed. editor.
| o. ClLDunN Burke. AsAuEL BURLINGTON.
| T. SIpGEIXr Windsor. W. II, GILREY.
| q. A. GRNST, Woodstock JoEL EATON
| H. KELLo1G, bennington, DAVID Love.
| Il. D. Newton. Norwich. Harvey burton, old fed
| y. o. Sergeant, Chester, Joel Gould,
| : NJ Parsons, Jericho II Wethcrhy.
| H. = Morse Shrhurnc. Geo u lshnn.
| C. r. Barton, Charlotte. &. q. Martin.
| VI. lIcrrirglon. Factory Pt Augustus Clark
John Glidlen, T.. Randolph Alfred Hehard
seth Cuslmun. Gu.llhnll. ID. T.. NcnnisOn
! IT, II. Barker. Shcrhnrrc, Bcll MaNham,
John NTH. Dr0nklcld Noah Paine,
! Oliver Avcrill, Mortified, j. Smith,
James HALE Barre, Johnson,
! I, |, nurirr, 81, Abrams, Oscar Burton,
! Al lisnn Buck, Ptisinrd, ID WnNow,
I l. Gihley T. Montpcer, A MctcnlG
| q " Eimhall, Barton, - Colh,
| Moses French Hartford. Justin Brooks,
| = T. Leonard. Wnllneford, -
! e NnuliOn, Cnstletnn, Chester spencer
| y Bancroft, Fairrcll, u Hall
| y Chnmhrrlin, Draintrcc, Abel LYMAN
)! : Pike. Johnson, INnde
| , Comp stowe Geo Downcr
! shuhncl wales r RoSbury, -
| T. T,rr We'll. River, II Tracy
| Geo " Gates, luEcnburgh SARGENT
CR Waller Benson, y " Aiken
! Caleb Hall, Clarrrdon, CInll u.
" Green. DANNY, VAL
! II Clark. MiddlcOwn, - LILY
- Roswosh. T. PoultnCy Harris
4 = rooKcr. W pouney, ieilrrwcl
" = Ia, lor. Pnwlei, Swallow
T. W Co-lis Bradfcri, g " Brichard
II Russ Sn. StranOrd, -
1 ! Dundee. Fayetteville, SAWYER
! \ y Childs, wilmington, - Sergeant
If the p-inripr ufal these nrpoinmcnts-his mo
nonoly oC public trusts by members NJ Congress arr
- p7-fisaB EItors n he CNcenionale. land wnn,
moi have nlried to them THROW MY DflibEKtlt
CONVICTION THAT THEY ARE ESSENTIALLY VI
CloUsJ THEIR EFFECTS ARE TRULY MANNING
Hurv Van IN
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900 TONS NO. /. PIG IRON Equal TO SCOTCH.
PLYMOUTH, VT.

200 TONS NO. /. PIG IRON Equal TO SCOTCH.
The subscriber feels the fullest confidence that orders for
the manufactures Of the estab shmout will for quality ~
metal and style of workmanship be executed to the entire
satisfaction nf purchasers.
Orders for Stoves Plate should be forwarded early in
the All umunications addressed to the suhcsr
Der at "Tyson Furnace, p. o., Windsor Co. VT, will re.
ceive prompt attention. .
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, dgont.
Tyson Furnace. Anansi. 8. 1910. l1.G
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WILLIAM BROWNS
SARShPARiLLA COMPOUND SYRUP.

ShRShPRhilLh UUWHuUNU SfnuF,
TNiiE most popular, the pleasant the most whole
some and one ofthc most powerful ruriiytrs OF the
blood. Every body is prusng IT, aud all are in pursuit OF
it, See that YOU get the genuiGc ard call Tor William
Browns Snrsnparila Compound. The article Is for sale
hy n the Grocers, and many Of the Druggists IN Boston,
salem, Worcester, Lowell, Springfield, Hartford New
Haven New Bedford, Fall River, Providence, Porrnd,
Bangor and most ot the country towns nrc supplied.
Dealers are supplied ut the manufacturers price by MI
the Wholesale West India Goods and Duggest stores IN
Boston.
IL is the cheapest preparation Of Sarsopnrin now IN
market according to the quality. Price 80 cents polite,
including the soda. No can doubt its efficacy AMER
examining my new steam apparatus or extracting The
strength from the root. And further evidence sto
certificates OF Mr. Fessenden.
hereby certify that within the last two months nave
prc purcd in my MILL for William Brown, thcnis, 4Si
WASHINGTON street Boston, two thousand five hurt'cd
ponds nfthc best Of Spanish SasaHrila the greater Of
is already used up in manufacturing his Celebrated Mcld
Syrup. have further orders 10 prepare more
rHILIP u. FESSENDEN, West tanhridgc, Mass
Sqrsas arila CttagoUBd or SRutr ToP This tcth a'ed
Summer hey erage has length found its way INTO thes-
hire county, We have tried it md Nnd 1t all 1t processes
to he II i. recommended for It's chGHpness, olOut one
cent far Il half pint tuuiber ~. II. Seminal
JCi1ii0nl BroicmS SqrSGyGrRG Mead makes acartnlhe
verngp for this warm weather, II cheap, wholesome
md rtre shing 1t is almost fashionable rs hard cloeI
Cidr,Dont Eaoie,
Sold by T. HUTCHINSON, Jr', Woodstock 51'ly
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TYSON Furnace, August, &, 1910.

mrs. BIiRNELI& CASTLE, have entered into part.
~ nershp in the practice Of Physc ard Surgery and
WILL for the present. be found at their respective places
residence.
Dec. 1870 Sill
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NASHUA AND LOWELL RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

8 ;, ,. 8 . E5t 3D.
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If the p-inripiC ufall these nrpon,mcnts-this mo-
nonoy oC public trusts by members of Congress ard
- P7vfisnn Eliiors n he CNceniionale land wnnll
mot have alluded to them BIT FROM NV DEIlbERtI
CONVICTION THAT THEY ARE ESSENTIALLY VI.
CIOUsJ THEIR EFFECTS ARE TRULY ALARMING
=" Hmm Chm IN leo.
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HAIR!! HATR!! BALDNESS.

Important diseourythe mystery found last
E0R. STERRY IS HAIR REGENERATION. Dr. Sterry, after
~ much attention to the important subject of the
hair has after many 'etmens chemical and physical
able discover article which offer ed with the great
confidence for tho toilet the best thing discovered
for its oftenng and pcnctra quality produce COED head
ofhato prevent it from fa Hing Off when badness
hend dto restore il when badness has taken place
from turning 1t is nouhing than ponlaum
antique oil Cologne water. 1t is beautiful article for Ia
dies cust ma kes the hair soft and lively and produces
b4ncy. Thousands have es'ei superior
and excellence and instance stands unEvaed II is
inalble in all affections of the skin head
dandru Every family should be supplied with bottle Of
this oil that by its application The head aud hair of children
the beautiful ornamental appenogc Of fnc head of hair
which nature has supplied he preserved From the
certificates and recommendations received of
ary influence the Doctor feels firmly persuaded he has
ded in producing article which will the de ed wishes
and appreciation of'he public For sale, Wholesale and retail
nv BURBANK MontpclicT
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4 REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS

IN DR.. l.. Pans celebrated Soothing Syrnp, Tor
children cutting their teeth. This inlallible remedy
has preserved hundreds of Children when thought
past recovery from commissions. As soon the sy-
rnp is rubbed tile gums, the child will recover.
This preparation is innocent, so efcaaous and
pleasant, that child will refuse 10 let its gums be
rubbed with H. When infants at the age OF four
months, though there is appearance OF teeth one
bottle OF the syrup hould be rubbed on the gums TO
open the rore.. Parents should never be without
the syrup in the nursery where there young chill
dren for II child wakes in the night with paines
in the gums, the syrup Immediately gives ease by
opening the pores, and healing the gums, thereby
pr evening commissions. fevers &c.
To The many cnquirers after this arlice, we would
say that we have received arge and fresh supply of
tn genuine article. For sale only by L. P. WAL
r ON SONS, Mt The Montpelier Book store.
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WOR Ms I

nR NJ HtcheoeEs unrivaled and unequaled Uorm Tea
~ sovereign remedy for Strange aud incredible the
fleets these deesiable vermn few persons and thought
free from them particularly females and children
Many persons through distressing of medicine with
benefit when they might be relieved by using the
This medicine has been tested by the experience
fmore than years use, and administered to than 49,
81 persona and solitary complaint
contrary hundreds have called and unsolicited given their
ecidod after trying the different articles
firth 10 the public aud pronounced Dr chc ocks
tho safe and convenient remedy that be OBJ
the thousands of instances wefe has
agreeable printed directions has it failed
1Ask for DR. lIu;hcocks ~ rm Tea as there are many
abroad the destruction of For sale by
RHRR 9NrK Montneler Sfeoly
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1SLook at his ! Have you cough ?~k~I

1SLook at this Hare you cough ?=ssl
lU.VUU states and millions suffer IRON trouble,
coughs and colds that be cured by DR. NJ Hteheo
pegea6e Virgin Cream Cough Drops safe medical Presrp
ton, containing poisonous drugs and used
practice for several years will positively afford relief
you from that awful disease, pulmonary Consumption"
which anuun into the grave hundreds Of tho young
tho old the fair the lovely and the gay Huye cough
BIO pesuadcdto purchase bottle Of the cough To-day
may be too laiel Have cough DR. itchcocks
Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough Drops is the only remedy you
should take TO you for this plain reason that Of
tho thousand where has been has failed relieve
Price IS cts bot For sale wholesale and retail by
BURBANK Mont polier. "a.
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DOUBLE UMBHICAls
SINGLE.

rENHESE trusses are manufactured and sold by
Il SEYMOUR MARSH and SON, Canajo
hare, Montgomery County, New York. and lorihat
purpose they have formed copartnershp, under The
name and style Of S Marsh and Sun, 10 whom all
orders from abroad must be addressed.
These Trusscs are constructed in many particulars
on entirely new plan and their advantages over all
other russes have been attesied only by the most
respectable OF The Medical Faculty, but by the actual
experiment Of those afflicted with The disease they
intended TO alleviate, The most eminent physicians,
upon oxamn alton Of this truss, are decided
10 it's superiority, that they cheeriuly and voluntarily
give certificates TO the propretors 10 be laid before
The public, few Of which may he the handI
hills. For sale by SILAS BURBANK. MONTPELIER
NJ EWTON'S JAUNDICE WINE BlTTERS-
~ or Elixir Of Health, good medicine in all bill
ious complaints disorders Of the liver, iaundice, &c
Tor sale by S. BURBANK.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-29
CATARRH SNUFFi

NTARSHALLS SNUFF is still curing the Catarrh
INl and the various diseases of the head well
eyes, in all paris of the country and ming the repu-
taion which has long since gained of beng the best
tcle of the kind ever offered in this country.
Each bottle contains three times tina quantity Of one Of
those which offered at ONLY 25 CENTS and is there
fore much cheaper, we'll better article. For sale
by the manufacturer, c. Bowen, Midebury, j. and J. H.
Peck < Co, Burlington, +. H. Prentiss Montpelier and
by Merchants and Druggists generally through the
tTy. %