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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-28
THE HISTORY OF LIFE.

THE HISTORY OF LIFE.
saw an IsrANr in its mothers arms,
And left it sleeping;
Years passed. saw a GiRL, with womans charms,
In sorrow weeping.
Years passed. saw MOTHER with child,
And DER il anguish;
Years brought mo back yet thro her tears she sml
In deeper anguish.
left her--years had vanished I returned,
Aud stood before hor
lamp beside the chdless WIDow burned
Griers mantle DER her
in tears I found her whom eil in toars,
On God relying;
And returned again In after years,
And found her dying.
An infant first, and then maiden init
wife--a mother
And then q childess widow In despair
Thus met brother
And thus we met on EARTH and thus we put
To meet--oh never,
Till death bchods the spirit leave the heart,
To live forcvefl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-28

An Express. A Wisconsin Editor Acknowledges
the receipt Of congressional documents 4" in ad.
vance of the mails" in consequence of fock of
wolves chasing the postrlder across the plairss.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-28
tE5-The Bangor Wing is responsible for the
following melting stanzas:

Methought my heart a roasting lay,
On Cupid's kitchen spiti
Moihought he stole thy heart away,
Aud stuck 1t next to it.
Methought thy heart began to melt,
And mine 10 gravy run,
Till both a glow congenial felt,
And melted into one.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

| TIM e e K z d X 4 RI T. L =. S As DSSs
Il AT BROokLYS--Sesled proposals Till .arecei1ed
et the flee Of te Navy Agent. New York uhil the Isl
day OF April fo furnishing Navy Yard Brsok
lvn the folio Ing T.ber Plank 70. foundations OF ae
Dry Dock, v!z
1900 Spruce Piles. sieug.h varying - g 81 feet &c ave
rs9e nc: less than 25 feet be not lass than II and
10 ave.ag. ST. least u ncRes dispe!e. ees from the
butt exclusive OF the bark.
l3 GOO ineal feet he Pine Timber. foo square, for
floor Il nberI.
49, coo linesl feet White Pine do loot By FOO! 3 !nche.
square, for iooT mbers
a4l 800 feet board measure of 3 acl ails Pine Plank
for flooring.
IS 900 feet board measure OF inch Yellow Pine Plank
FOR sheet piling.
All the .bave Timber and Pauk BE Of perfectly .eund
ard durable quality.
The Spruce oles 20 be straight as be procured
and all respects prepared FOR sharpening snt driving
The Eti,e Pns Timber TO be free fram shakes ans
large kyot-to saved straight and squars the
dimensions above given. and OF the fOosirg gts. VIZ
one naf of each lot be in sticks D. 25 . aAd3 feet
long Ths reaaning half Of each lot stick 81 81, 80,
and 43 fect long the nuncr Of nesl feet Of each length
10 be Heary the same.
The Hhite Pine Plank to be entirely free from large
Eno,s square etgdn lengths OF 81, "a -. -, 80 Sc
feet, 70 average nc, les than y feet. and widths from
10 to l5 TO average no; less than IL.
The Yellow Pine Plank to be Strengthened AID square
edged, suabeiOr driving sheet piliIe Icns; Of
l3 or &c feet and width from 20 5inche average
not less thnu II inches.
All the above Timber aud Plank to be delivered OF such
wharf or wharvc- within the Navy Yard may be re-g-
mated by the Enyinee. Of the Dry Dock sub jcci the
speciion and sprova of .nci person he may select
The Piles to he Delivered suck quantities and such
times between The ls; day July and IN. l5h day OF
October may be required by the Navy Agent he giving
not lcss ,han 6 weeks ao:icc.
The Nhte Pms Timber toJc delivered between iae
let day Of September ant BIS; day Of oc,ober and
The White and Ye!0H Pine PLANK between the Let DC
lober and Goth November
Thc proposals Kill state the price per stick fox The Piles
per cubic foo. lor the White pine Timber ard per fo0t,
board measure, for the 3 aad iHch Pine Plank.
The right reserved to assign less than the whoeq"au
tty OF each kind OF Timber any bidder ana offers
will be received Cor any portion of either kind.
Proposals be endorsed, Proposals for Timber, for
Dry Dock, Brooklyn
Navy Agents Office Ncr,-lork, jan. Sd lsi2,
ROBERT c. WETMORE, y hgeuiavy.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

N@, GRAPE VINE PRUNING-Grape
SEK ines pruned IN TIE best Al much below
So the usual price Orders lei: :; the Garden No. 50
east li street Immediately Avenue and mon
Square or q; The store OF NJ p Fra>er 59 Broadway, vii
be punc:ually attended 70. y I'm.
BSLLEE AND PLATE rs, RKAsa
FIRST RATE article Of Relied and Paie:s Bres.7car
IA always ss fourd 8, JAMES G. MOFFS.r, l2l Prince
street. Wooster a: the lowest market prices. lAs
zi.s yeIY supario. arIicls Of Coousr, Rrass a2 IS
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29
JYORE:s PATENT 1lETaLE.aC SLIDE
i i ENIENSlNE s5EElHas T a b.. a.-Ihcsl

HORE:s PATENT 1AETALEaC SLIDE
IL EXTENSION SENRTaS T-ARg Es.-'Thcsc
Tables decide iy superior 10 all ohot EXtcnSion Di
Mug Tables that have sver been made and arc therefore
recommended to public acntlen. The difficulty attend
IL those CT former in opcring and shutting
i. well known and lia done mach TO Init their use bat
all these difficulties have been recjlcd IL the Patent Ia
bes the sldas herein useG nave metallic connecuons
of particular carstricon, and not iianIe 10 ran
heavy account the alternate swelling and shrinking
OF .Ln ooi in damp dry weather. These Tables
always easy, whether they be placed IN the hottest
paror, where the wood frequently ps or IN damp
place. and therefore 20 be recommended also or the
of steamboats, they are besides more sendld ana
more durable article than any before Tanuiact,rcc-arc
made in all desirable form, and patterns and Of any
length required.
The public respectfully invited 10 call at the Ware
room Of the subscriber, No 40 Grand. CT EIm
street. large building of the Newiork Public
School Soc cty where the article may he eXaEa ned.
ia lmeod. C. F. IIOBE, P-ten,ac.
1INa1 'EnsE 4 Fs.gCTED.-THoMAS WM
l. HARPER'S Cough Remedy. the best medicine ex-
for any disease Of the lungs. Ore bettc Fiil give
sure relief Has been in use nov y years. which Is
proof good qualities. Price one shilling per bottle
Sold the office, W Bowrry, and tho agents throughout
tho city. Jio 'meoi
no LAWYERS. EXECUTORS TRUS
dc.-Ihe undersigned Intends 10 the arrange
nent OF ACCOUNTS Of every description and will under.
the dstnene of such as have been neeieced or
loosely kept Having the advantages oi ample expert
cncc he respectfully oc.s his assistance 10 Ales OF Bust
ne,s, either the s@t!ts1nt OF oonpcied aiiairs# oil
else and approved forms FOR the management OF their sc
counts
THOMAS JONES, Accountant, SO Rroad@ay.
Reere.ces--Jno. Iiagger'y d sons, lG9 Pearl street
A. RinIncer & Co. lI Broadway
w, II Priest, Accountant,
With Austen, Wimerdupc x Gu.
II Schsper, with Prime, Ward kEe
: II. Picrson, with A. TaFpan Il Co.
II 5. Whitcmnre,
.odm With Gutter, BuIkoy, Merritt " Go.
fTNVEO sssvEss 1zGDA!.s AND Ds-
rIOMAS haze been awarded 10 John LItcmars, &c
Chatham for the best Cologne aEd PERU merry For
years he has hoenengaged in the nsnuisc re OF FER
fncry in thi. city and until the present ;e ie nus mol
presented himself before the pubic IN The advertising
columns any paper but sustained by the decision
Of eminent judges of Per2.rry, given III le Fans heid
in City ard Boston he acs authorized IN SAYING TO
those wEo article his line. that at e Chatham
lhoy may find superior quality, ct MODERATE
srccs Remember the uumber AS. formerly entrsuce
10 Cha,ham Charni. Zd!@ "
fsNO !sll i.sEs<sEsgNG under the piucnzy or
4 COMMON Sore Tiroat. or Qainzy Sore Throat-fou
eau obtain an article which ai make perfect
fev hours Sold osIv at 81 Roaery ni2 3ms"d
2yOshb:s Hs.E.tSkaENe. f0ySEtEft.-
- lao casks boyts c-!ab:a:ed Blessing i'o- -cr Jus'
received and Cox .ala b;
.2. ut,I SaT' 4 snnOES 81 T,in-r.-.,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

1A TO LET-A comfortable Two story House,
i" containing four rooms and garrett with large yard,
situated the side o the 10Th Avenue hctwccn 1871.
and 18th streets Rent SliOa year, payable quarterly in adj
ynncc. Nprly n, 81 Lnighl.strcci. Fl 81.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29
ROLLED GERMAN SILVER.

YAMES g. MOFFET'!! III Princc-street, near " "oo.e.
~ wcn:d cai! the at;e2iuc of Hardware Deal
ers and Manufacturers upe.o. article Of German SI
yer. he oilers 70; s.c vko!e3I!e aat Ecta Of
1c.sc,, aud II eQ-a!:o ais o:e. or &C.
nc for color and xaftueks- =.s>tf
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29
INSURANCE
=THE HOWARD INSURANCE Co

THE HOWARD INSURANCE Co.
Capital $500 600 office No. "a W. st. This Com
pany coruueA make insurance agains. loss saraag
by FIRE, and inland navigation.
DIRECTORS:
Rensselaer, Haveus William Couch
Naaa Taylor 3. L. Wooley,
Cornelius W. Lawrence Micah Baldwin.
J. Phillips Phoenix, Nathaniel Weed,
John MORRISON flaming c. Tucker
Jo,eph B. Varnrm Aleirs D, Benz aIail,
David Lee John Rankin,
Caleb o. Halsted John d. " olle
William w. Todd, Ferdinand Suy ydain
Henry G. Thompson
r. HAvENS, President
Ts
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

I OOk Al THIS The cry OF hal. times and ldH
IL trade is in the mouth OF al1os; every Nov the
remedy for this lake of your pence weilcys.v
body exclsims have ves-!C2 appare-~ell, 30
dc, hu: go Sco:, s Rells store, No f2 Spring street
where they sell goods ,r prices colored ard white
.pooi Cotton cent esch Liuen Tape ceat piece
WadGing sheet; cottos Balls tsrcc fer ore
iuf.nI'> Socks three cents Socks cents.
Woolen Hose Que shilling pair; beautiful Towels with
red borders, shilling each good vide wse Tabls
Diaper shilling yard: F!anael, Is. 81; Wooen
Plaid 70. children, l. g.! large assortmente Silks ve
lots AID plain. As Satuets aud Cassnsres, Cloths and
Beave::eeas Shawls large and small; ladies' fine and
sood BLACK SILK Hoe As 3d. Ribbons aud lace. very
cheap; PsEa.oors, Sais;s and Drawers, very cheap,
Table Covers lsrse c- 6s. Cacces and Muslin, cheap
Ladies Collars nine almost every article IN
the line OF Dry Goods cheap, above speclhct Call
and look Tor yourselves. SCOTT & BELL,
i23 l.' 9So Sp,iEy street
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

aysA To sIEE-2 fine lofts to let cheap IN sIoIc l3(
h""W Waer-strcet Inquire ofthe occupant.
nssssaas lot f
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

7;,HE UANToN IRA C017PANE offer
for sale "a, i2a Chnltam Ncs-iork, tn cheapest
Gni scnaiue in The World aay qua-tty not
less .ha II any articles purchased 81 their
a!menl should full satisfaction, request
ed la, they be brought back whec the money Willie
turrcd. J,lr
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

z & kf -t.4El NWLH.-!.I-E itfU SMi =
Merchan; Tai!or No. 3G Fulton-s would lcyite his
i!iecas AID .ae pusc 70 cali aad examine ms stock Of
re~ Fail Goods cons.nng Cloths, Cssslmcre ani Vest
:uss sci;ed tse :A trade Gentlemen leaving teyr
ers may :c! uroa their beng fuod II the most sa:is
actorv Terlas !node.ale-Cssh or CcTery s. 4
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

4$A ges Y. II I-Thc three story house No 80, ;'rd
ElG avenue Tho basemcnt is level with the it
s replc,c with every convenience marble mar,cs in
the IN" principal stories and the poutries finished with
drawers, shelves &C. 10 good tenant it will be let low,
ana privilege given for years. Possession
given immediatelr ApplY to
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

AgA WANFE ID leasc, from the Isl of May next
Ei convenient two story Dwelling House, pleasantly
located; also good d-szod Workshop, well ghtcd aud
good ciStern on the premises IL The upper part Of th.
CITY, Address iensi at tho Sun Office, stating MT To-
cation and description of premises. 25 81
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

,5sA EsfD.-A Farm Of aboat rs acres. IN
Ms New Jersey, in exchange for House and two Lots
worth abau $1,000 up town. and the baaHcc will be paid
IN cash. Good land and in the vicinity Of Railroad is
desired Building not ded if the soil good. Apply
al the Land Office Of BUTLER s, BENSON, No. Ann
str
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

FRIDAY, January ss, 1912.
Before Judge KENT, srd Alcermeu PuRoY and LEE.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29
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Is Published eveIy morning at 10; 80 30 Ann: Ann.
one CENT per copy. Mail Subscribers, s. per
aaaum ADVANCE and me paper in no case conunued
bevord the tine for which i lis paid. Subscriptions
taken for SIX Hoatht
Tenn, Of .3dvsrtsinR ...ior each -7drert;s>7eNt %
Ten lines or less (over six) frs. Insertion 50cs
. 30. for each subsequant insertion 80
10. for SIX Insertions, or one week ..s S 81
DO for TWENTY-FIVE klsertions-... Oo
Longer Advertisements at equally favorable rates
Marrlayes Religious and Funeral Notices. rot exceed
iug fv. lines D cent?.
n3-Advertisemen.s when ordered to to be continued
en- the inside after the 6rst insertion Will oe
The ss.ae charge as on their first
IN all cases in advance.
: &C. The WEEKLY TRIBUNE, very large pa per
for tho Country, is published every SATURDAY "O'D Ae'
a, the loIr price Of 81 per annun in advance
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

D.CEs Silk AND SATIN SCAkFS and Crava,
IL received at the Drpe, Of Farcy Dress articles 22o
say American Hotel j20 3ieod
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

+ EECMES. LEECHES! LEECHES!
IL -l0,ec0 very 6ne, healthy German aud Sweois n
Leeehes just received and sr sale very hole
sale and retail, carefully applied by WM. WATSON
Chemis. and Phsrnacexust, APothecaries Hall Catha.
riue ct, j13 In
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

Also tonr of the Houses in tie block building
in University Place, extending from sth 9Th streets.
They will be ready for occupation the first of May
next, AVID offered very moderate te!ms.=Appyto TO
J.GREEN PEARSON, ~ Merchants Exchange,
i0l 80 IInnnYer.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

AA WARRINGTON RAAEE, HARLEM
Hl: FOR SALE OR LEASE for years, that
desirable Hotel occupied by Andrew Home, situated
Thrd Avenue. The premises consists of large double
House. stories attic ssAuil house in the
Ice House. and also Stable. and sheds contain
INC all aboat ght lots Of groud well calculated for
Couu,ry and city custom being the principal avenue
and about seven miles the City Hail. Apply 10 Will
liam V Brady 81 William street. j2l II
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29
.ffTIV
JAMES T. NJ. BLEAHLEY,
30 If 4so Hudson ST.

IA WaNFRD TO PURCHkAsE-A
I% story Brick House modern built, on iu o slseo
lot and in d gcntec neghborhood, within five or
ten minutes walk of the Fulton Ferry III the city OF
BROOKLYN Any person having property of this descrp
la cigiby situated which be offered on cnsy terms
will please address New World" 80 Ann-street stating
#uer,iculars jiStfi
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

M FOR SAa.E--A very desirable three story
si: House with the ot in fee, Ninth street, hetwecn
University Place and the 5h Avenue, now occupied by
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

AAZT2ae3 & STfsSGtsE iSE X will offer for sale
public auction on Thursday the uh OF February
HcNt by YIN. H. Franklin the two fire proof stores, be-
longing 10 John C. Jousou running through from Pearl
Wa,cr->ucnts about IS feet west of COcntcs Slip.
No Pearl street Is feet inches front, and lay
G6 tcat deep less. four stories and bulls the
l.-.l..I.r Imam
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

W 4 N T. s.
.s5TANTE D-EnpIoy as NofsE oy one
" who mas had experience in the business and can
bring unexcep,oaable recommendations. Inquire No.
=i33 Allen street. JlS u
vATANTE D-situstions for goood Scotch, American
and English nurses seaustre.ses, Irish Protestant
and colorcd cooks chamber maids and houseInaids Ap
ply at 45G Broad way. d29 m
x9TASTE D-At50 East Broadway families sup
w e,d with the best Of help and no charge Ameri
can English and Irish girls with the best of references
from last places, waiting for situations $50 Fl
WANT T. D-The Sr.es of the following Banks for
w which the highest price i'll be given
Commercial, Oswego
Do. Buffalo
Bank Of Buffalo
Clinton County, P'a,tsburyh
Staten Island Bank;
James Bank
Aliegany County
st. Lawrence;
To~anda Pa;
Farmer. & Mechanics, New Brups wick
Bennington, VT
Also all OF the Red Money that is near the Complroi-
er's tate,, by r. j. JANE
2T tf 80 Wali-strcet
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29

ST the man for an nntust remain. Now some oil
you may haze seen how infinitely The muscular ac-
tionis Increased undc' caflaia circumstances.
| have SEEN the Fewet;e-s f.male under the in
iiuenc. o cgavuIsye acion sh!a resist the moss
powerful exertion l. Is ;.art Of tiie histofE .; the
duel that resulted n he ,ien,h Of Earnton that he
lenped from The sroG yn r9cei'ing ;he niofta!
= ound, .sirh 3ergy n"@er betofr "lila!cd Aas-
,t=toa, 7:ta,fc,.yinE ;Or'a SF1yt Q; Ss'iirdesj
aG,;ar St1 stsuct sl9 sr'era l'r" nHi taen
.xt.5e9 .!lis .tsla -s,is'4 ur's
the sane .s...t:3
Nov s;rpase THIS It. aav. beer the sat
upon 80 i,r-, blow b. muscular power Ut - .,
was Increased the e::ec' would b, 10 oncreHa ,l,-
necessit. ofgigcrous exlr he y AZ 81 Adam,
g.,4,a cav,. f.lll,, back end C, have oeea at the
instant uader the necessity o: aiitiaS 5iow after
blow npon lis ~ Y.,ecd features. The yc9s would
have bcca cou;inu.. and yet the :ner ast Anow the
ruin he had spread around hm and scarcely mo-
,nent wosld nave eepsed between the FIRST and
the last.
Now / say that there IS no other theory than thi,
which have assumed which can be made 10 tally
with the facts developed By the evidence on this
trial.
Having now disposed OF the circumstances OF
the conflict and the concealment, Will cal your
attention to the testimony concerning The pistol
We we're told by the Public Prosecutor that on no
other ground could he account for the wo"ni ~
the back Of the head. And in following up '''e
suggestion the cAunsel for the prosecutor 'ooha
enough TO show hat my client knew fulIy sae use
Of ,ha. lnstromenr, and of its power Now Oh
that testimony. and putting in connection with IT,
10 & ,I H., had ona ot these pistols, do you
,,,aa.s h.. would have deliberately plotted the
r1ppH, ,nn!dsr of his victim with the hatchet Would
na have resorted TO this horrd act Of ouchery
,,.bsn % easy means of accomplishing al' object
we're within his reach
mi Oh. adduce this also as showing with what
cation AMI care circum,,antial evidence should
be relied on in a Court of justice VIVA, would
have been the situation of my ciest al the conelu
sion of the testimony Of Delaforest had nor The in.
ventor Of the arms been present.
1 will pass 20 the important consideration
ss 10 motive. II The theory | have stated IS con
sisens with he motives of the prisoners Previo'..
conduct, then say it Is slbstana,sd BY that CO.
Incidence Now j say that The Public Prosecutor
conceived the horrd thought that the box had been
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Is AZ.
MANUFACTURING.
nAVFNPORT g. TURNER

WETOULD respectfully inform their
TV pat rons. and the public gener>
anv. that they will continue 10 receive
WOOL at the establishment of the Mid
dIeburv manufacturing Company, 10 manu-
fac,ure into Cloths. Cassimeres or Satin
eits, white or colorcd Flannels, &c. of per-
manen, coIors and mixes, In suit the aisle
on shares or by the yard, at the option o.
the owner.
Being furnished with the necessary ap.
paratas, and having in their employ com
pctent and aithful workmen. they will con-
time to improve the value and style Of their
goods. intending that they shall not be sur
passed by those of any other establishment
in the STATE. They will keep an assert
men, on hand to accommo. date those who
may wart part of their cloth in advance.
Grateful for Inc extensive patronage
they have receivcd,th they hope by strict per-
sonal attention to business and the inter
e>ts of their patrons 10 receive a liberal
share of their favor.
TERMS as reasonable rs at any estab.
lishmcni in the vicinity.
Middleburv. June. 20.
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Office.

J n ass;gnme having been made to the
"a Subscribers. by Aaron SpauldIrg and
Company. Of all their property a d effects, in
GLIDING their notes and accounts, for The pay
ment OF the debts and demands against tht
said Aaron Spaulding and company.
Notice is hereby given TO all prisons in
debued to said A. Spaulding & Co.. that pay
meat aust &c made u the subscribers, and
those who have wool NJ the flcory 10 be
manufactured on shares, or otherwFe,are no
titled !hat it will be manufactured under The
direction Of Il e subscribers in conformity to
The contract for manufacture the same.
MOSES LEONtHD, a.sane.s
GEO. A. ALLEN,
Nj dlebury. July 16h, 1912.
NEOOL CARDING under the sup'rinien
w dtnce OF james Jewett. at the Cardina
room of The late firm of 4. Spaul ing aud Co.
Middlebury, July 18th, 1912.
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Making

Making 2ner cent, for one year
Said per centaFe 10 he cast oa the original d
mount nf the preaum mote without any ref renee
10 anv en.ai s0mert, and TO be paid 10 the TT as
nrcr. at his office in Mnntr-ie On ar before the
18Th day of Oct. 1872 beng The day of the an
null meeting OF said company. IL IL hoped
that each member of the Legislature will Eel al
interest in having all persons who are insured IN
his own town. avail them- e'ves of the oPporiunI-
tV to forward the money .or their assessments by
him aud It - expected that 10 member oi the
company will fail of doing so-as il often costs
them mare To- forward the money otier~;se ihau
their assrssmrnts amount 10. Members shonhl
I-ccll CT this.
AT meeting Of the Directors on the mr.
Wednesday ofihs month, the following resoiu-
ton adopted
i:esov d, That IN case It should become neceS'
sarv 10 prosecute any person who neglected IL"
pay his ass. ssineut " hen due Thai the Treasurer
IL her by directed 70 collect the whole amount
Of The Premium mole agreeable [" the Act OF Ia
expiration,
The town clerk constable, or some member of
the cornra'y IS rcqscstei to r. ad the above res
ouiinII their respective 'Jwn meetings III Sep
teinbcr, that all IN crested may be notified.
J. +. THURSTON, Treas.
Montpelier. Aug =, 1882.
n5-Thr print RS IF each we ky newspaper in
this Stale re requested to publish tie abov, no.
tice three weeks successfully and forward their
hills by he members Of the Legislature for pay
mcnt % 3T
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al use for Coughs, Colds. ant
all Diseases of the Lungs.
NyHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY
z BALSAM is believed 10 be the mos
popular medicine ever known in America, fo
Coughs, Colds, Asthma or Pbthisic, CousumP
ton, Whooping cough, and Pulmonary Affection:
of every kind.
Extracts fiom Certificates
DR.. Samuel Morrill, Of Concord, N. H., writes
''that he is satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsari is valuable medicine, having been use
with complete success in cases which had previ-
ousy resisted the most approved prescriptions y
DR.. Truman Abel of Lempster, N. H. writes
that hs confidently recommends its use in all
complains of the chests, equal, If not superior
10 any other medicine within his knowledge.
Dr. Amory Hunting of Franklin, Mass. writes
that after having prescribed the usual remedies
without relief, and having consulted with sever
al eminent physicians, he has found the Veg-ta
bic Pulmonary B4lsam TO have had the desired
eff c., and recommends il as a safe, conyt nient
and efficacious medicine.
Dr. Thomas Brown, of Concord n. H.. writes
that, to his knowledge, it has never disappointed
the reasonable expeditions of those who have u
sed it.
u BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. Each
genuine bottle is enclosed in blue wrapper on
which is a yellow label, signed WH. JaS'N Cur
LCR. None other s genuine of latei date than
Dec. 1899. The signature OF SAMPSON REED will
b. continued for a short time. Purchasers should
enquire for he true article by its full name, the
Vegetable Pulmonary BalSam, and see that il
has the marks and signatures of the ge nuine.
Prepared by REED, Wing s. CUrLEa, (laie Low
& Reed, } Whoesalr Druggists, APothecaries and
Country Merchants generally. Price so cents.
FIR sale by S. MOODY. (2o;Iy