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be &urit 4emotbt batten. Sic 6o0en nit
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nit Seoern uno SGnoern mobl ou68epugt
mar Siefem fol9ten lO3 8teicber0eDdt-
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pfctfcr nebit elmer 0rofen SuonttdtSol5
muroen 9ebraubt. IS arbeiteten oaron
, SHELTER uno 81 @eiellcn, Die pQbreno
Der Nrbeit 40 Sap Sier tronten, ob9lei6
oieie nur ben erlfen Sag bon Wor8en5 6
bis Nbeno6 7 ubr uno oe5 onoern Says
BON s bis | llbr Mitta0S oauerte. Ser
8rdn5e, wcmit bic @urit 9el6mIdt mar,
sparen 100. Sie foifete i'm 9on3en 4l2
Sboler II 8roitben uno B pfenninse.
Die &ucbenbdfer po(ten oucb ni6t Gus
ru6bleiben, ile badten ;u oieier Burlt s
orofe Stri5el uno 6 runoe Tin0el, ipo5u
fie l2 S6efel [etIpa 30 Suibel1 8ei6en
eebraubt batten, tpelbe6 "a 6blr. foitete.
2tIS Elm Defenders 8rofer SUDDEN fann
man Den pfefferfu6en betrabten pel6en
Die &oiierin 8atbarina Die 31peite bon
8uBlono, bon Dem Ma9iifrat ber Staot
Sborn an oer @ei6Iel, gum 9ei6enf ct:
belt, ct tpar SUP lang, 6 SUP brett uno
J SUP bid, uno foifete 300 Sbaler.
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Bas beiBt: Sn 9naoen 9eipe8en fein?
Der 8ailerlide General 9uiittib be-
Fam pom &ansler &eiler Seroinancs bel
enoiouns eines &rie9es, in wel6em ct
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Gpuifltutiou.
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Stoots Sonlfitution."

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Gtoot5 Contribution"
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Gaus Der WrpreIentanten in GcncraI:2lNcm'
blp periommelt, paB Die gcnIttutlcn blcirr
8cpublt UcrbctTert merre nm 3,par I'M britt
teu Itihnitt pes spcieen 2trtlfels, oaB Ct ple
fp9t l1utCt :"
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orei Sabren teflrirrn foQ, pom crlttcn 0lens
flag i'm Sanuar, nltbItfolaenp lciner Grwabs
lung, uno nidt befust fem lcl oafelbe lan9cr
als gineu 2ernlin bon 0rei Sabren in eincm
3sItraunlc pen nCuu Snbren III tCbaten."
1Oilliam II. Grabs,
Gpreber be5 loauie6 Der Nepreisntanten
.Jobn !, Gpin9
Sprscbsr te8 SenatS
sprnnIplDanien 02
Gsfretars.llmt, s SD te5euae bicrmit,
caB SprttebenotS cine rltbtiae NbIhrift enC6
Selttludrs 1T, cer cine Swtclferuns prr Gcns
tttutlpn pcribla9t, ipe!6cr in per lcBten Sts
suna Der 8eicsaetuna bon elmer Wlebrbclt
Oct Slleoer telper SduIer aenebmi9t rporpen
Ut. Ger 0riSinal.Sdhlu6 blcibt in piclcr
Amtsltube aufbCpabrt, nno semdB oes Scbns
ten Artttels Der gonititntion bieIer IeputliP,
laiie ttb oalislbe bicrmit bcfannt maiden, mie
e6 Der 9snanntc Nrtitel Ucrorbnet.
.,,slsss.h. Gum 3enanB oeGen, BABE icb Die:
:SNM9E. fem mene ltntcriebrift nno 2mtss
.NEMNs1 ilescl ose eriastsn Nmts tclacfiiat,
49, 81 6arrsbnra, cieIen l4tcn Soa
H'' i'm Suni 1871.
Sron3 K. 5bunr,
SeFrctdr ccr Sirputlif.
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IN Sie Sreinlinner Don Serf6
9Quntn.

8elbdete Sreunoe uno Witbdr9er!
9a Sbr mir Dor brci Sabren Die ndtbf
Ar6Bte 3abl eurcr Summen qNcbcnft, uue
mid fsitber auf pieIfahc wrife onfaemuns
tcrt batt 70 fhhIe Cb MIDI bc,pescn wicrer:
,,iu ais
Gdnoicat fir cas- S6erif5=2(mt
Bon Serfs gauntp, Dor Gutb III rrItGenrn,
init oer :Sitte I'M Cure Stimmcu unp aeneq:
te lInterltNsmA.-9cllte cine Olebrbet mcb
itrse 3utrauene tci tommcnoer QSab Mir:
Dig eracbtcn 60 pcriprebe id gum 8praue,
bas Amt iur aIl9cmeinen 3nfrirocnbcit 3n per,
ipalten. limo iurcm Itb allen fir Die mir
frhbcr srpielcnc SrcuRolt6aft panfe, f6meitb.
le iob mir init Der 6cfnnn9 fit Cure fcrnrre
Rsibo9cnbcit, unb pcrblclbc
pss DutIltumG cssebener 0cincr;
CAMEL Gifcrly.
errtrr 3aunlt0ip}
NO1ai IS bl5.
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ltcb iebr ou58e5eicbnet bate, i'm 9tamen
oe6 &ailer6 bic Qbferti9un0: ST. fGnne
nun tpleber nacb Souie 0eben, Der Safer
lei lbm in 8nooen 9e,po9en. Ser Gene
raj that, o(6 oerltebe ct nitbt, mas bos
belile uno lieB e6 Dem 8eiIer rpieOer Iooen.
9on; 9eloilen entoe8nete Der Safer ::
"Senn ct melne @orte nidbt uerttebt, 70
nebmt elne 9oloene &ette uno einen 8eu.
tel NIT Oucoten, 9ebt ibm oieIen in bic
6dnoe uno bdn8t ibm Die Settle um ben
6al6 uno fra0t Jpn Damn: Oh ct nun per-
iteDt, lpo5 c6 beiife: Sn Gnaoen semo.
gen fem" Dies 0elbab uno Bet 9ene=
raj perilcberte Dap ibm nun oucb nibt Der
lelieite 3lpeifcl iibrio iei.
90
Sin llnterfbieo. Gin 8ouer fam gum
8rieocn6ri6ter I'm einen Mann ;u per=
flo8en Oct iDn einen 0eb oebeiilen bate.
Der Glq. erWieOcrte : SD bofe bereleic
6en Sla9en pie DEN 500, e6 1T unniber
3eitueroerb. 9Senn ib ale Die bGtte pers
flo9en pOllen, bic mid einen SpiBbuben
nonnten -" uSo, nit Sud 1T oo5 Elm
onoere6 Ding" tlel ibm oct Souer in bic
Neoe' ,,ober unler elmer oarf 70 ctlpos
nibt leioen."
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8o5rsang Q, sanae 99umnter lol.
a3iFnsta9 Set 10. $y5aspst ls4l.
8a"fsaSe @53nH#er 40.

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Scr Sturmpo9el Ooer bic Waebt oe&
2lberolaubenS.

S6 reifte ouf einem &aufmonnsi6ifTe
in meine Seimatb. uno oa ib Der einil9e
Paila9ier am 8oro uno Der Gapitdn Elm
ansenebmer Wann mar, 70 puroen mir
bale pertraut uno sparen befdnoie beit
fammsn.
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Cine portrefAi6e Yreoi9t.

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mel6e bel unteri1ieplitben @ete9enbeiten
in Den Spalten oe6 "9fcu 9)ort Sunbap
Mlereurp'' per0fentlibt ,puroen odrfte
bic nobfebeno in ob9efiir5ter Sorm NIT
9etbeilte belonberS 9eei9net iein cine proz
be bon be6 Serfafer6 5ierliDem Stple
ob5useben, lno 5u9lei0 Die 9trSen unie
rer ioumieli9en l1nterI1reiber 6u pereoeln.
Der Sert if;
User stuGiitb bier uuo bort ien nil,
Ger sch' nnp 5ob' pes 9rufcrs 8iG.
"Mcine 3ub6rer - G5 9ibt in oieicr
8elt piele icbeinbore 8erinofii0iofeiten,
bic man in Sol8e ibrer uermeintlicbenlln=
crbeblcbfeit oenei9t 1T bu iberleben, De-
rem Sernabldii0un9 Souienoe in's tief:
ite Gleno 0eittir3t, uno ibren Gborofter
nit unpertiIeb Gntpiiroi9un9 8ebrono
marft BAT. Inter oieien onfOelnen0en
8eriu0fii9i9feiten 1T Die Serna6ldht:
oune, feline ebrlieben S9uloen iu be5ab
len, bic 9ep0bnlicbite, II. bon Den iblimms
iten Soloen be9letet. Sie itumpft ale
feineren @efuble ab-er6eu9t cine Qrt
menibenfeinolider &Glte um'6 6er5-
raubt Dem Goetfnne ieinen erbobenen2(n.
treb-uno ueriest ben Menlben in eine
feinoieli9e Stellune gu ieinem Witmens
iben, s ne Sdulo peranlabt cine ans
oere. SD babe ieoerSeit bemerft, oa6 tper
Semanoen einen Sbaler ibuloet, ibm un=
feblbor aub einen 8roa f6uloet, uno bab
ct INNER bcreitspi[lieer 1T, 3iniesSinien
ouf lestere ats auf eritere Sbulo Su be-
5oblen. p, meine Sreunoe, uber &opf II.
Sbren uerliebt gu iein, 1T cine 70 feblimz
me Sage, ol6 porin man ie lib befinben
iollte aber 70 tief in Sbuloen su itedem
oab man Rabt5 ni6t iblafen fann, obne
BON Dem @efpenite eines unerIdttli6en
Sldubi9er5 9epla9t 5u ,perben, III 9enue,
einem toa 5u MAIDEN.
Meine pertben Sreunee, bic Sdulb,
welbe oas 8epihen zines Sterbliben-
penn ct anoers eins bat-am fbperfen
orGdt, 1T Die Sbulb an een Druder.-
Sic laltet sleib einem Zip auf Dem Sus
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EltJah DecDert
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JItlVIb NITIUWlI, IAH HIUDEC,J
Sat fclne Imtsltute perlcst nab oer efz
fute pee orelt6figtcn bafitriucrncn 5auies,
selesen an eer noroipeillieben gdc ber psnn
uno flnften (gaaonbiD Srade, nabit Dem
alten Gonrtbaus, lnr elHiSe Sbhren 6itli6
bon ber Sarmers 8anf bon 0saolns.
Weabima, D1at 4. 6m.
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Bas beibt: Sn @naoen 9elpo8en iein?
Der &aiierliebe General 8uifitib be.
Fam pom &onsler Seiler Seroinancs bel
gnoiouns eines &rie9es, in weltbem ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-02
Suburban, Am. 30, IS4I.


Thu ureat debate IN the Senate upon the PFe.em'
bill, and uron the nmcpdmrn: proposed thereto, =
mains open for discussion, but, from 81 niiinl'i
fell from Mr. Clay Of Alabama to-day, the qnes,,''
be likely to be taken upon the amendment on :. y
next.
Mr. Calhoun had the floor today. His spec !.
ply to Messrs. Clay and Webster, as also 10 ~ z
gum each of whom have made pretty nTioH- :
upon his proposition to cede the public ante =
States in which they lie Upon certain condition
characterized with more than the usual ab'l''y. =.
ness and force Of that able and experienced So
In Calculating his arguments and opinions, ana y
ing out some of the groundless and untenaot H
that had been taken, and particularly ~ y
and Mr.. Webster, he brought 10 his a'd III ~
found learning and knowled ge-of the history y
sources and the legislation of this country, VIZ"
than a quarter OF century 3 arduous sef'l''s
national councils enabled him TO command.
Mr. Calhoun dwelt for some time upon thc
branches INTO which the subject seemed nsct'
divide itself. A sraver question, lie sad, ~" I.
the disposition Of the public domain. had Hr'F y,
brought before deliberative assembly; anu ! ,..
many references and comparisons for the ~. !. !;
ton Of the point now broughtso directly 'eII,' !.
nate. This Government OF stree, III
powers. 1t could take nothing by imp!icsY 81.
fund arising from the sale Of the public doha. T-
common fund, and the money when reacn"s s,..es
sury, was part and parcel of the puo.e ;, +, 5
the country: and Mr.. Calhoun in the couiss
gument, inquired whether Congress e''i't. b
or could exercise the power directly 10 aprbs AZ
proceeds thus collected, to the payment .
the several States held in Europe .sc,j
The United States had no powers over - =. 5,,sti
main Of the Union, except those express :, -.
| the Constitution. All other powers We, .or,eo-s
the States and no such power as W. vs. +.
in the Constitution. = me cca:@.
Mr.. Calhoun referred particularly ~ ~ ces..sa y
ton given by MIR. Clay as to the deeds Of CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-02

morning next, before the meeting of the House
Mr.. VANDERPOEL moved that the House adjourn;
and thereuPon n,
MIR. ANDREWS called for the yeas and nays, which
were ordered, and wcre-yeas u, nays %
So the House adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
JAY'NE,s IiAIR TONIC.

ID ~ INV " ~ NJ
h IN ~ hTI0N - ,ha 80 ~ - ~ a"o
a-,,',5,ioIn ard 49, -, "aaa, y"
Io"'"' i.'''e' as" ~ ~ ""'''e'o'" ',''"heos' Pio'
uuoeu AUG I y. VI va" y" '"e "o'us u Pe''o"s
VINO had oeeh oa'u 'or yeers' ,
ten'te'e" ""o WIS.,, ~ ''"pioFo '"e'' "ilShe'e'
WIN h"u 'n's Nus, "'uuo'e ass'S'a'' s.i"S ''eii
4 thc*' glossy, ""H nue. curing aPPi1'ance' Po'
'"'S purpose " 10 az ,''u' ca" - -" uIStieu' :,
For The toilet, me adIes "Il ma i'Is an aahla
aluc'e' 1t gives luxurious oHIhahcy 10 'ne mar
ana csr's, hlng me mihus ol me oehooers win au
Wlfdlol, ana aiu'os' VII" CIV J. >,
1t removes all unnatural harshhcss anu ufy ness o.
me hair' which ot'eh Pfectde It's loss' anu s'ou'o
never be permitted 10 coh"nue "Hhou' using 'c'he'
dies.
Persons taking journeys or sea 'oya7eS WIN nnu
Ihls most valuable assistant ioi preserving Tue
health oil the hlr, winch al 'hese umes Is 60 app "
tall off
Mothers who wish 10 encourage lie grown oil
!uxurons htlr Tor their chdr-h, ther uaushLc's Go
pecally, when the hair Is hight ind Ihn whl una ma
the Of The hair tonic VIII confer on 'hem oe"l''u
ard luAurlani heads oil hair.
Mothers, during their confinement ana recovery,
will find this invaluable remedy IN preventing an
arrangement of The hair nj these critical PERIODS,
ahcn il is SO apt 10 become diseased and mole OF
e, to become gray, thin and fall OIL
All persons during sickness. indsposltloa ana le-
vers, and when recovering from them, al "hch
lines in thousands II Instances, The HAIR becomes
very tender and the slightest touch Will cause II TO
fall in handslul will fad Tins tonic all mat 'hey can
desire; II viii, II faithfully nsed wholS correct Inc
weakness oil the HAIR, and prevent III loosihs
lis colour and falling OIL, and restore is in'i
growth, beauty and luxuFlancy.
Many persons, both ladies' anu schl''the"' ON"
find that Their har IS apt 10 become very u'''' -
~, and full oil dandinh, 80 as 10 son u'ess'' s
bonnets, coats, &c, Inc use OF me hui 'o.e 10 W
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
WORMS [

NR NJ HtekeOeNs unrivaled and unequalled Worm Tea
remedy for Strange aud incredible are tue
fleets of these vermn few persons and thought
free from them particularly females and ehaieh
Many through distressing course OF medicine WIN
ut Any benefit when they might be relieved by using tne
This invaluable medicine has been tested by the
moe than years aud administered to mote nun ~
persons uf aud not one solitary nhPa", w
oe hundreds called and unsoo,eu gwen the
ded preference It, after trying the different Articles sent
forth to the public pronounced DR. w1im tea
the safe eeetual and convenient euy .na Ia DC on
been used the put0d directions has ever failed
n~AsL a. Dr N Hitshooeks Horn Tea there
aboad the obstruction Of WORMS For sale by
BURBANK, Montpelier. oTsoV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
POPULAR MEDICINES.
u. WALTON g. SONS ,oo,,,

w AL ON N oONS are agents tOT the
LIZ sac oil the following truly valuable and tho
roughly tested medicines
Brandrclh's Vegetable Universal Pills;
Miles Tomato
Indian Purgative
Evans Cammome and Aptrient
Morrison's celebrated Hygeian
Juyne's Sanative for LAYER Comp'nt
Taylor's Basam of Liyerwort for Coughs, Colds,
and Consumption;
Hadlocks Syrup for do.
James and NorvelPs Honey OF Liverwort for do.
Carter's Compound Pulmonary Balsam for do.
Jaynns ExpectoraD' Tor do
Sherman's celebrated Cough Lozenges;
" Worm do
Poor Mans Plaster price only I2I cts
Jayne's Hair Tonic for growth and restoration Of lhs
Balm Of Columbia for do.
Paris Soothing Syrup for Children teething;
Natnres Grand Restorative for Liver Complaints;
Jayne's Csrminatve Balsam for Summer Com.
plants, ch 1lera mobus, &c.
Jaynes Vermifuge for Worms;
Jones' celebrated compound Drops for Humors
No relief no pay.
Orders from abroad for any of the above medicines
will be faithfully attended TO. Pamphlets containing
iull directions for their furnished with every
bottle or Box. A LIBERAL discount made 10 those who
purchase by the dozen.
Montpelier VI. I841. OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

ID ALDNESS aud LOSS OF HAIR is causedby
- want Of healthy action in the vessels which
throw oil the perspiration from the mead. When
these vessels weak diseased the Precipitation Is
thick and clammy, and adheres TO the mouths oil the
pores and clogs them up, and dries and forms scurI
and dandruff Less blood is then carried TO the roots
of the hair and Tor Of which the hair has not
sufficient nourishment, and consequently becomes
dry and harsh and begins insensiby to fail of, which
confirming 10 increase, eventually produces badness.
Restore the capillary vessels of the head 10 their for
mer healthy circulation, and fine silkey new hair
will make It's appearance, which will increase Ia
quantity and volume until he hair becomes thcH and
healthy
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC is the only preparation
thai has ever been known TO produce new hair on
bald heads which it has done in innumcrabIc in
stances, and will seldom ail, if properly and pcrse-
vcrngly used.
Prepared only by DR.. d. JAYNE, No 90, South
THIRD s.. Philadelphia. For salc Montpelier, by
Z. p. WALTON s. SONS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
PULMONARY DISEASES 7
Reason says yes, because
ORSTR ITETION


PULMONARY DISEASES
Reason says yes because
OBSTRUCTION
is either Immediately or remotely the cause OF 1nha
nation and Catarrhal FeVers, producing Group,
Consumption, and Assesses OF the Lungs, Pain
IND Soreness Of the Throat Breast, Sdes, or Shout
ders-Bronchitis, exciting mucous aud perulenl Sc
crelions, thereby cogglng up the lungs, so as TO
more or less impede both respiration and the free
circulation OF the blood, causing difficulty Of breath
ing, and
ASTHMA,
Plcuasy, Hoorseness and Loss Of Voice, Dropsy OF
The Heart and Chest, Rupture of Blood Vessels, and
Bleeding from the Throat and Lungs, and
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
To remove this obstruction, from whiah all these
alarming and dangerous disease originate, and to
produce a radical cure, nothing mas ever been found
equal 10 JAMES EXPECTORANT.
it stads unrvallcd-it stands emincnt--TRY 1T,
and you will be forced TO ack nowedge that its vrrnes
haze not nor cannot be oUerraid that stands far
above and beyond he reach of competitions that II
is the only reasonable the only natural, aud the only
truly successful method of arreetiDg and curing oil
the Pulmonary organs.
lEIpPrrparcd only by Dr. u. JAYNE, No. %
SOUTH THIRD Street, Philadelphia. Brlcc 81.
n. b. No charge for medical advice. q
7 Far ealn by H. p Walton and Sons.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
DIR. TRYLOR'S
RALSAM OF LIVERWORT,

ONLY GENUINE, 375, BOWERY, N. Y.
ENDR Consumption, Cough, Colds, Splitting Of
H. Blood, Pam in the side or breast, Asthma,
Pleurisy, Shorness Of breath. Phpitation Of tho
Heart Debility, Nervousness, and all d.eases Of the
Lungs and Liver This medicine has been used in
the city of New York with uncxamped success for
eight years, curlog thousands who were supposed
incutable. 1t is now used by mot Of tho medical
faculty, the Clergy, the Press I'd The whole people
Certificates Of extraordinary cures will accompany
each battle.
SURPRISING CURE OF CONSUMPTION
Mr. r. Gladdm OF Delhi, New York, o! natural
consumpous constitution, has been saved from an
nntlmey end by the use of DR.. Taylor's Balsam Of
LivelwoH. severe cold brought on an attack Of
Pleursy, and TINS ended in general debility and con-
sumption. CONSTANT tou H. hectic flush, restless
nj hts, quick pulse and continued loss Of flesh,
cured speedy death; but as soon as he commenced
the use OF this balsam he grew better and is now
fully restored to health.
QUILK CONSUMPTION CURED. ] ccrify,
that my Oldest daughter took the whoopng cough,
which terminated in sCver1 inflammation Of the
lungs. We called in a physician, aud 10 sur.
prise, he s1d she was dangerously Ill Of The quick
consumption, and we daily grew uiore and more
vnccd hat her lungs were rapidly wasting away.
then procured the abcs med ,al council could OF
three physicians, whc, after treating her case two
months, gave MS no encOnra CEMENT but on the con-
trary, discouraged us then resolved 10 Try DR.
! Tayors Balsam Of Liverwor but with little hove
as her breathing was feeble as TO be scarcely per.
! .ep'lbie by applying the ear close 10 her. We had
not given This medicine month before She had so
far recovered as to be able 10 walk across the ROOM
and she after became quite strong ard wei,
and Tor which medicine, neStto The blessing Of heav
| en-, am indebted, and am willing 10 be sworn to
these facts.
For sale by sILAS BURBANK, JR. and E. II.
PkENTISS, Montpelier, VII
n. b. Purchasers particularly cautioned to
bay no oher than that made at 375, BowUry, N. Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
CATARRH SNUFF!

NJARSHALL'S SNUFF is still curing the Catarrh
M and the various diseases Of the head well sore
eyes all parts of the country and sustaining the rePu-
which has long gained Of beng the best
tice of the kind offered IN this country.
Each bottle contains three times the quantity Of OF
those which offered 25 CENTS and is there
fore n much cheaper well better article. For sale
by The manufacturer c. Bowen, ddebury, j. and J. II.
Peek s. Co.. Burlington, f.. H. Prentss, Montpelier aud
10 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

WARRANTED better than any other in use, al
w whatever price they may be sold The Poor N ans
Plaster will pains weakness in any part Of the body
as wei! backsde breast: also piles eelhng in
children.
Mr. David Williams, AN old revolutionary soldier OF
Ezabehtown n. J. cured Of rheumatism by one in
less than days afer having suffered for long time
almost hel pcss condition.
They are highly recommended by every who has
used them. 1Iyi The price is only IL l-2 cents.
For sale at the Montpelier Bookstore by l.. p Wall
TON and SONS agents. oS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
GENUINE EXTRACT OF TOMATO.

JUST received Few Dozen OF DR.. Mes' To
j mato PILLS: These pills the only substi
beng an almost inlabc remedy for bilious fever,
inflammation of the head chest, rhcu nalism
form OF Diseases, affections ofhe liver, dispep
sia bowel COMP ans, in digestion &c. 1t Is cleans
ing and Purifying to The system, acts in perfect har
monv with he knowL laws OF life, and is undoub'.
edy one OF tho most valuable articles ever offered
tor Bile trial, for sale al the Bookstore of
T.. p WALTON p SONS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
IOTIONt LOTIONi

DR. EVANS BEAUTIFYING LOTION, high.
y esteemed for curing all Erupons, Coorseness X ed.
ness, and pimpes on the Face, Neck or Hands, and
ef1ectuaiy cleaning the complexion and removing all
disea sesof the skin.
Nothing contributes so much 10 our general success
in lite, engaging first appearance. This Lotion
ia admired as q most fragrant, mild safe wash, and
greatly esteemed for its virtues in cleansing soteaing
and purifying the skin Of all euptons, 70 injurious
10 female beauty, and restoring il TO high degree OF
purity.
A beautiful and hoalihlul complexion is he PRIDE OF
all who possess 1t, aud the envy Of those who are de-
prived it. What canbe 50 affecting 10 a beautiful
female in whose lace nature has displayed her power
10 find her complexion dscolored with disgusting
pimples which affect her chatms1
good appearance is The best recommendation;
and as the Beautifyng Lotion purl6cs the skin, and
removes all pimples, bloChes, tan, sunburn and red
ness and produces beautiful hue, it is the only
metlc a lady should use at her toilet.
Gentlemen will also find this deli htiul remedy, 10
remove all roughness, pmples, rlngworms, spos, red
ness soreness of The face and nose, and every kind
OF eruption the surface of the human body. 1t is
particularly recommended TO gentlemen to be used al
ter shaving, 1t will prevent the otherwise certain
effect Of all common soap, in turning the beard fre-
matureiy grey.
| For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
A. HtTCHCOCK & Co.
So No. III Ceuesee ST.. Utica, N. Y.
Also by S. BURBANK, Montpelier, VT
| TMPORTANTi ASTHMA CURED. Putnam,
L Ohio, May IS, ls4l. Dear Sir--Doctor He.mick
has used some eight or ten bottles Of your ExPector-
ant, and has found decided benefit. His health is
better than for several years past and ha appearance
indicates decided improt ement in health His conf
dence in your medicine has induced him to recon-
mend It 10 his friends, and we informed that ma.
ny Of them have been cured, and others greatly re-
eved. POTTS & GRAHAM,
DR. D. Jayne.
Prepared only at No. 90 South Third ST. Phila and
for sale at the Bookstore OF E. p WALTON and
! SONS, Montpeer. VT.