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THE LION OF THE DAY.

so CrRE so PAY.
THE GENUINE OLD DUTCH, OR GERMAN PILLS.
Wghiy rccc0mm cHtCd by B0ct TaiCutinc Mott NJ d. Of
v. y. amt Oti,Ts,
FR'IIESE the orders Any one that does not fud re
hc from these Pill, the price is rounded back I'll, ~
are the POSITIVE orders thc Proprietor To agents and
others,
In offering these pills othc public, appeal to their in
ollgoncr. II those pills are not what they
mcndcd You IN duty huuud, orcspcct to yourself
Hnd community IN reject them. aud publish them the
world rs nm imposition, humbUg aud quuCkCry, The pub
lie may be- assured they purely vegetable, they,
composed ol nine Ingredients purt Of the medicine i only
found In Asia and The vaCs Ot Germany. For convenience
these extracts are made into pills aud Will be found sure
cure or rcclor ull bilious complaints, yellow and bilious
cycrs, oNcrard aguc, auudcc, scarlet rush bilious cho
IT,, dyspepsia 90.
II not intended Tint this medicine cure for MI d-
scnscs ~ which the human stem Is liable Ten Thousand
useless efforts have been made tn draw from the region o
unknown fancy long spun theory al magic art, which
would cure each and every ds,usc, Good medicine is not
TO be found in the fire WhrlwiEd.
Health and happiness hang upon chance wind,tmc Is
the herald truth.
The past Mt hist Is secures they have ulrrady raised
monument thcir greatness which will defy the coodns
tooth OF time.
Sold by r. Hutchinson. ir Tan, Bntcs&CO. WoOlsorh
\. ellison, PrOctur.yilc, ShorWiuN Richardson, r. A.
pcmjug a Co.. Slls Bruce. Jr., Chester y. b. Newton,
Burton 4 Iiroos., Norwich; &c. Brooks, Gushing a
Nichols, Hartford T.. Clement Bridgcwatcr t. r. Hun
tington, llartlaud l. W. Hubbard, iIulcu n Savage
Wind.ori =. G.. Tuyi Reading Buck u Jones, South
Readings Robbins White, Cuv,ndish; :. prcntss, Per
knsyillci Bailey Bartlett, Wcathcrscd H. Richardson
~ Co., L.Atwood, Rochester. SILLY
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ASK, INQUIRE--AsK THOSE WHO
KNOW

Those only who know by trial or immediate observation
form any idea OF the effects of the perfect rot Of the
almost Clarnl-like cures effected in of the Piles
RHEUMATISM ALL SwELLINGS, AND ALL EXTERNAL
PAINS, matter how severe, by the use of Hays hni-
ment Find who has used il that will not aud it above
all things ever used, and you will 1nd-what cannot be
found
For the relief ofsu6ring human beings who may be al
iiced beg you to ask-ask Ofhesc who know-lSk the
Hon. ALFRED CoNKLN. D. s. Judge for that district, re-
siding near Aubernj ask MATTHEW j. MYRER ESQ, A.
thcns n. "; ask Gen. DUFF GREEN, late OF Washing
ton city each of those gentlemen know of cases uncOnquor
able by all other remedies physicians, though tried OI
HAYS LINMEST Thousands OF other persons known sim
liar cures. We appeal to their sense Of uslceteir hui
man feelings.
1t is hut duty YOU owe to your suffering fellow being
to let this greBt remedy be known. Speak II men To al
your irends This will save much pain where the
cause so many worthless articles aae advertised for the
same purpose, TO buyers say if all who have used il
do not say il is beyond all praise then do not ike it
The proprietor will not allow this article to be paid fol
unless cures, when all the directions fully followed
HW dny one suffering refuse HOW 10 try 1t! Uhe d0eS
he ought 10 be pitied more for his OJstHacy than hi
! SuGtriHc
he not compelled by his sense of moralof religious dut
do all in his power for victims OidiStess aud misery
For this purpose he would sooner devote fortune, THAI
secure dollar for any worthless article.
LOOK OUT.-Some SwjndierS haze c0uHtcrftitrd hi
article, and put mp riM curious d,uicCS' Do not h
imposed upon. One thing only will protect youitis tn
name of COMSTOCK Il Co.; That name must be dirdy
Take this direction with yOu and test by that, nevG
buy: for ii impossible for any othcrt0 be true o
genuine. SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold by COMsTOCK & CO. Flctchcr-sreet, n, Y.
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SIIERMAN'S WORM
LOZE " G. Es,

rlllIDREN or adults can take medicine in this form
~ without difficulty. II is the ony way to make II
pleasant. These Iuzengcs the greatest discovery
ever made tor dCspcng the various kinds oi that
80 frequently and dstressngy annoy both children aud
adults. They iniably remedy, aud pleas
ant to the taste that children will take them readily
common peppermint lOzongc. Many diseases arise from
worms, without its being suspected Sometimes very
troublesome cough pains in the Joints limbs, bleeding
nj the nose. &c. OccasOned by worms, and can be
easily cured by this celebrated medicine. The following
symptoms Indicate the presence ufwOfms, yLhcadrchc,
vertigo, torpor, disturbed Dreams sleep broken on by
fright and screaming, COMMISSIONS fcyerishness, thirst,
pnld hue, bad taste in the mouth offensive BREATH cough
difficult breathing itching at the nose, pains in the som
ac, nnsea squrnmishnes-. vorncity eanncs tenesns,
itching nj the anus towards night and ut length, djcc-
lions and films and mucns. One is dose for child two
years oldiwo for one four years Od-three for eight
years and five for adult and should be repeated every
morning. or every other morning until relieved
I ? Sold at The Variety store by PINGBORN 4
BRiNSNIID, Jewellers, Burlington, VI. wholesale
Agents. A liberal discount TO merchants who buy TO sell
again. 81
For sale in Woodstock. by ]. II. MURDOCH.
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MILKING.

The opinion is doubtless well founded that the
quantity of milk given by a COW is determined in
part by the mode Of milking. Some persons will
obtain larger quantity than others The rule is,
that the more gently and gmckly ono does the
work the greater will be the quantity obtained
And from this rule we are authorized to make the
inference that generally, romea can perform this
labor letter Than men. There sscarcely room for
doubt that dozen cows would give more milk in
the course of the season if MIXED by women than
II MIXED by men. But whether the greater econ
omy Of appropriating female labor TO this business
VIII be sufficient 10 stay the current Of fashion
which calls upon the farmers wife and daughters
10 cut all acquaintance with the cows and other nm
imas, Is exceedingly doubtful. We wish tina, /,
might.
some evidence of the effects of different milking
was obtained wear or two since on the farm If
one OF my neighbcrs As Jonathan was rather old
and still, he was set 10 do tho milking. This con-
tlhued for weeks but the quantity of milk obtain
ed being less than the owner thought his COWS ought
to yield, he was induced 10 seek for the csusa
and upon setting the other younger men to do the
milking, he very soon obtained a quart more per
day from each COW than before. am not aware
that there was any accurate measurement in this
Instance and intend only to say that the differ
ence in the quantity of milk obtained was such ,ha,
the milking was taken out of the stiff fingers of
Jonathan and assigned to some that were more
nimhle.
This subject seems TO relate to irifing matter
bu, il being one Of those labors which come round
twice in day, the tribe added to the ,rifle each
night and morning, may amount to an importan,
item in the course Of a yesr.--N E. Farmer.
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21oetrD.
FAUSE JESSIE.

by MORRIS PRAED MACPHERSON.
Neel | lo'ed thee, jessie, mine,
llsa lhockt was ever thine,
Moo The fire has fed the shrine,
Jessie's fause unto me.
Thro' the sleet, and thro' the shaw,
Gleesome hearted, happy. Draw,
Hka cen, | wandered far,
Jessie loe' 10 WOO thee.
Now my heart is sad and sair,
will never see thee MAR,
Fegs, mao boddle will care,
Jessie, joy gaze wi We.
Ieanie has sic azure cen,
Sic mou as meier was seen,
Teeth like pearls, her lips between,
She'll DO eal unto me.
Now, to her III tune my sang,
I'll TAX her sumo to Kirk alang,
Joy and loe' wi us shall gang,
And she'll be bride unto me.
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CiuTyON CTRCII.AR.

TrTO DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Those valuable articles, OLnRlDGES BALM OF CO.
LlMBlA for the Hair mud HAYS lINlMENT for the
Piles, &C.. have been extensively countcrttitcl, Those
wanting these preparations viii please always write, when
ordering rOmuuy other hosr' tor C0mStocGS orticiS.
The articles have that signature always on
the wrapper, and vendors will remember that when or
drring, the limitations exposed in nearly all the
newspapers throughout this country that they could not
he sold should they he so unfortunate n get them
Our friends throughout the Union requested to give
immediate notice. by letter should any of the counter
citS appear in thcirrcspcctiyc places Respectfully
COMSrOCK y co.
wholesale Druggists Fletcher 81. n. Y.
For snle in Woodstock Ntby
Sly 7. HUTCHINSON Jr.
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NOTICE. WARREN u MUTE, would respectfully
~ give notice to their friends and the public that they
continue manufacturing Saddles Harnesses, Trunks VAL
l,,- aud Carpet ucs, and all other article n their line Of
business, 10 >uit CUSTOMERS nt their old .und-u, they in
tend To suit customers IN order Ia get living by their bIs-
uc5sund they respectfully return their thanks tor past
patronage, aud hope Tor a continuance
Woodstock, MAY $, l5iD. l-tf
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"CGuti0n" is the Parent Of SGtCty.
Az attack Of the 'PEs may be positively prevented by
DRAFTED HAYS LINlMENT There more than one
hundred people in this city, and in the United States
immense number, who have suffered beyond endurance by
this dreadful complaint who keep themselves wholly free
from attacks by applying this Luimcnt when they feel any
symptoms OF its approach of this there is most perfect
proof,
o. None Genuine without the name Of CoNSTOCX& Co.,
written on the wrappers. SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold nj No. Flclchcr-strcct, \. Y.
For sale in Woodstock VT, by
SLY T. HUTCHINSON, JR.
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sHERMAN's POOR MANS
pr, n s " n

ONLY y Ia cents each Each plaster hns printed on
~ the back oft, " Shcrnnns Poor mans plaster l.
the best Strengthening plaster IN the world, ana so't-
eRn remedy for pain weakness In the bark' Io sut'
breast, mech, lmbs Joints rheumntism umbaso ~ a.
One million year will not suppl, the demand. lheyre
quirc little warming before applications Narrenied ST.
periOr to all nthcrslnd quarter the usual price
making Ony the hest but the cheapest plaster III the
world II affords rrcfin lew hours and makes aston
shrg cures IN liver complaints and dyspepsia. 1t should
be worn the region Of the liver or stomach and II
will afford great and astonishing relief IN cough. colds,
asthma difficulty orbrtaihnc oppression Of the chest
stomach they will Immediately sooih, and greatly h,nct
the patient Persons nf sccnary habits those obliged
to stand much, will receive decided support tom one
oihcsc tny Strengthening plastcr. general,
recommend them in preference tu 40 Others because they
stick or adhere better aud alon greater relief In their
operation they stimulat. onic and nrOdyne. They
composed Of entirely different irer1drnti from
otheri and known rum the experience uf millions. who
have used them. well the united testimony. all the
celebrated and distinguished clergy and physicians, {" ne
the most useful and highly mcdiraicd plnscrcver invented
OF Offered to the public. Several persons have called Al
ihc ware house To express their surprise and ~ inc almost
miraculous cures these plastcrs have effected One man
who has been affected with rheumatism A. to pc unable
10 dress himself without assistance, was enabled alter
wearing one only one night get up alone IN the NOR
hing put his cloths and call nj our Office with eyes b'a
ming with Oy and his pouring forth The eahnt o
biz heart ut the sudden and signal relief he had received
rom this best Of ali remedies. ASK for DIR. Shcrnans
Poor Mans Plaster. II is called, because the price
places Il in the power n purchase beings only u l2
rents. Sold at the variety store Of PdNGBORN a
BRINSNfD. Jewellers. Burnston,Nt wholesale agents.
liberal discount TO merchants who buy sell a.an.
For sale in Woodstock, by J. II. MURDOCH.
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CNUGHi COIGn!

C0iGs, Pulmonary C0Hyi0ints MI diseases NJ N,
iunrv Phbiyic, Uhogping CoWrh, HffdH dHo LING,
SioMHch pain in he side, Lirtr Compioiui&c Pric'
% cents bOHiC The true original aud genuine liasan
horh mud Philadelphia for the last thirteen years, witt
unrNUud success. IN curing the above diseases. II Il de-
cdcdN the most popular remedy now In general use Fo
genuine call tor Ms. G1rdutvs BrisGW NJ LirsrrOri
aud observe the signature ul the proprietor HHm BrOH
ChCmi, al Washington street. Boston, A. further So
crity against cOuntcri-, copy wright has been secured
for The outside wrapper, entered according 10 Net Of Con
In the Clerks office uf the District Court ut Mu,sn
Chuscs, 1910. II truly vegetable preparation, aud
nOw recommended 10y many NJ orr inst Physicians. FO
evidence Ot It's support all other preparations see In
side drcrOnsi Certificates from the following individual
well known In Boston. VIM. I. nruden, conductor q
the express from Boston IN New York &C. Ellis VI.
Thos Iinskins, Jr; Elisha Horizons u. Browni u. +
Woodhur, Horace CALI Miss l.. Howard; T.. Williams
VI. d. This article j. for sale by ul the Druggists In hos
ton dealers supplied by the proprietor dealers In New
York OF Philadelphia.
Bosrov, AuG II. l7!O.
hereby certify that within few years past, have hnt
several friend, who have been subject to coughs colds and
pulmonary complaints, and have also been very much
troubled with cough m,stlL 4 Young man who j.
agent tor dt New FORK cli furi the the Bns
ton ard Worcester Railroad about four years since, Will,
they were running nj the rate oi heen me- per hour, ard
received sCriuur niury which caused him to bleed In
wnry, d1il,, fora year. Amer much per'uasion induced
him to Try Mrs Gaflucrs Indian halsam " liVCrwurt
Ne used or 10 bottles which cnrel, cured him he Is
now well n. ever. ne hinksno,hing hut this Ilnsnm
could have saved his life. | therefore, from experience
Chrrruly recommend II TO my friends and the public, fol
coughs, colds AID all pulmonary complaints, raising
blood. &C. II is prepared and iur sale by Wm Brown
Chemist, isl Washington street nosion. .......
Conductor Of Harndcns express from Boston y. York
For sale nv r. HCTCHfNSON, Jr Woodstock. VI.
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CLEANLINESS OF TIE HEAD s HAIR.

STRANGE is that persons who attend strictly to person.
al cleanliness baths should neglect the hcnlle mar
the most esscntul-the most cNpose--aud the most
heauN when properly cared for, OF all the gins Of the
Creator Perfectly free may it be kept Of dandruf or
sCurf with certainty that the hair cannot full out by the
use of the Balm OF Columbia Ladies', will you make your
toilet without the article! answer earessly-ho, II You
have tried and experienced its purifying eiectsits
sweet perfume.
hundred facts have been put forth on the credit of this
the only hrst-the only really valuable article. mass
oftesmOny from all classes to these facts.
The positive qualities Of Oldridgc's Balm OF Columbia,
are as follows
lst For Infants keeping the head free from scurl and
causing uXuriant growth Of hair.
3D. For ladies' after childbirth, restoring the skim to its
original strength and rmness and preventing the falling
ont Of the hair.
3d. For any person recovering from any debility the same
elect is produced
lth Ifused in infancy Till good growth is started, it
may be preserved by attention to the latest period Of e
5th Ii frees the head danGu strengthens roots,
imparts health and vigOr to the crculatOn and prevents
the hair from changing color or getting gray.
9Th II the hair to curl beautifully when done mp
in il over night. No ladies' toilet should ever be made
without it.
9TH, Children who may have by any means contracted
ycrmne the head, Immediately cured of them by its
use. II is iniallible.
LOOK OUT. Counteririts nbrOad--ook always for
| the name of COMSrOCK " COS on the splendid wrap
pcrs and never buy it without that name.
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mrs. BURNELL a CASTLE, have entered into part
~ nership in the practice Of Physc aud Surgery and
residence.
Dec. leio. 3i-u
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The three great apostles of practical atheism,
that make converts without persecution and retain
them without preaching, are wealth, health, and
power
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From the BOSTON Chronicle. Inn.lO

II We see by an advertisement in another column that
Messrs. COusock " Co., the American Agents for Oh
bridges Balm Of Columbia, have deputies to sell that arti
Gle in Boston and clscwhCrcWc know lady OF this city
whoschur was nearly gone expose entirely her
chronological dcveopcmCnts which, considering that they
bcokcncd most aminhle disposition, not in reality
very unfortunate. Nevertheless she incurred the loss OF
locks that she had wOr and after years lruitlCs resort
to mscued rcstOratycs, purchased, months ago,
bottle or two Of Oldgos Balm, and she has rngcts
in rich prolsiOu glossy and Otwvu bluckncss. We
not pullne--nOne Ut the commodity has been sent to
aud, indeed, do not want any for though we
virtue hair enough, and of pussnble quality of
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-09

The Balm Of Columbia has been initiated by notorious
C0unclttor Lett ncyCrbc purchased oruosS ithayc the
name Of l." :. COMSrOCK, or the sgnitme Of COM
STOCK n Co. on splendid wrapper This is the only
external test that will the public from deception
Address COMSTOCk ~ co.
Wholesale Druggist, New York,
No. Q FetChGr-st reCt.
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AGENCIES.
p. l.. BARKER. No. 3js l-2 River Street Troy, ~ v
TlIADEUS POMERON, 10 Exchange Building, Corner
Of Exchange Il Market street Albany, NY.
Fon SALEM
T. HUTCHINSON Jr Woodstock, VI.
:. q. q e. ID. CHAMBERIIN Barnard Vt.
MERRICK GAY. Stockbfidge, W.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12

one 81 the most stupid milk and cider ar
ticles thar we ever put type TO appeared lby
request ii our last weeks paper over the
signature Of CHAPMAN Levy. Chapman, you
cant come IL II Is On insult 70 the good
sense Of the good people Of this state for
such brawling political renegade, worn OUT
and disappointed, sunk in che sewers fdem-
agogueism. as il Chapman Levy to attempt to
palm himself before the people in this kind
of way. For sooth! National politics" e
now mighty small matter indeed with the
crazy loco-foco babblerl TO what Iengths 81
|impudence win not political monomania lead
men who are wanting in good sensel
Chapman Levy may be informed that he
Is little behind the times. He Il rather late
in the season. During the late canvass this
Levy ran about the county like frenzied
maniac, spOuting locofocoism at the top 81
his voice. Then sit was believed as be
says that his party was ssin the ascendent =
Now it is '.belieVed" otherwise We presume,
and The tuneis changed. But Mr. Levy need
not trouble himself about the g Executive De.
partmens" Of this State. II win Be taken
care Of without any Of his assistance; at ali
events we win leave him and his tremen.
dous lover for Estate policy in the keeping
Of his ''politicaI friends Z
This song Of State policy'' We recollect
was sung in this county not long ago BY
tall aspirant 70 Office and the people added
such chorus to il a. demagogues Away.
ought to hear.
We have notthe least objection to Mr. Chap.
man Levy running for Governor ifhe chooses,
but i rather hurts our feelings to hear such
. rabid locofoco babbler Is he Oas few days
ago talk about the support Of whigs.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12

victory nat makes the very 81 look bright
above as q Mississippi 10, better STATE
ana ire We not abetter people than We WsFe4
po not the spangIed stripes stream higher
ana does not Nature and patriotism and lib
er.v look more cheerful than they did, Then
let n sustain ourselves. Let every man
come up q che help. Remember thai nigh
" deeds require mighty efforts. TIE saiis
are set. and the ship moves calamity, and
victory perches triumphanily in view.