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THE BEST METHOD FOR THE
j. A BOLTON
OF DISEASE, Is To CLEANSE AND PURIFY THE BODY.

WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGE TABLE PILLS,
Ofhe North American College Of Health.
Are now acknowledged to be the best medicine in the
world for the cure of
EVERY VARIETY OF Diseases
because they thoroughly cleanse the stomach
bowels of these bilious humors which not Only pa
we and weaken the digestive organs, hut are the
cause of headache, nausea and sickness Tapiauoh
OF the heart rheumatic pain in various parts Oh Inc
body, and many other unpleasant complaints
. THE INDIa.N VEGETABLE PILLS,
are also certain for intermittent, remittent
veus. Iniammalory and 2utrid fevers because they
cleanse the body of those morbid humors which when
confined the circulation the cause of all kinds of
FEVERS.
So also, when morbid fevers are deposited upon the
membrane and muscle, causing those pains, Indam-
nations and sweliings, called
RHEUMATISM, GUUT &C.,
the Indian Vegetable Pills may be relied alw avs
certain to give relief and if persevered WITH will most
assuredy and without fail, make perfec; of the
above painful maadies. From three to six of said In
dian Vegetable Pills taken every night going TO bed
will in short time completely rid the body Of every
thing that is opposed to health, that Rheumatism, Gou
and pain of every description VIII ne literally
DRIVEN FROM THE BODY.
From .he same reason, when from sudden changes
roatmosphere or any other cause, the perspraton !:
checked and those humors which should pass of by
| the skin are thrown inwardly causing
HEADACHE, GIDDlNESS,
nausea and sickness, pain in tire bones, wafery ant
infamed eyes, sore throat, hoarseness, coughs con
SYMPTOMS, rheumatic pains in various parts OF thu
| BODY and many other symptoms OF
CATO HING COLD,
the Indian Vegetable Pills will invariably give imme
diate relief From three TO six Of said Pills taken ev
erv night Oh going TO bed. will in short time, no
only remove all the above unpleasant symptoms, Blu
the body will be restored to even sounder health thai
before.
The same may be said of
| ASTHMA, OR DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING
The Indian Vegetable Pills will loosen and carry OF
| by the stoIrach AMI bowels those phegmy humor
which step up the cells Of the lungs, and are III
cause not only OF the above distressing complaint, bu
| when neglected, often terminates in Still NOR
dreadful malady called
CONSUMPTION.
| /; should also be remembered that the Indian Veg
etable Pills certain cure or
PAIN IN THE SIDE,
oppression. and sickness, loss of appetite, cos
tiveness yellow hinge OF the skin and eyes, and eve
ny other symptom of torpid or diseased state Of tn
liver becaus- they purge from the body those impu
lriiies which if deposited upon this important organ
are the Of every variety Of
LIVER COMPLAINT.
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NOTICE

The subscriber having made new ARRANGE.
ment of his business, by connexion with his
son, must have asettlement of all his previous
concerns. He therefore desires all those who
are owing him to pay, or call and settle. At.
tention to this notice by those concerned may
disappoint the lawyers. A. CHAPMAN.
MIDpLEBURY, Jan. 30th, 1872
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A Message for the Afflicted.


FOR coughs, consumption. asthma, splitting OF
blood, Group, whooping-cough. bronchItes, diff
Guilty OF breathing and all diseases of the pulmonary
organs, nothing is found better than
DIR. Jayne's Indian Expectorant
For jaundice, Liver-compaints, costiveness, dys'
fepsa, and for all purposes for which family cathaI
tic is necessary, purchase
Jayne's Sanative Pills.
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
for the preservtion growth and beauty HAIR and
which will positively bring in new hair bald heads.
Jayne's Tonic Vermfuge,
a certain and pleasant remedy for Worms.
Also, Jayne's Examination Balsam.
A certain cure ier bowel and summer complaints,
darrhea, dysenary, choic, cramps, SICK and nervous
headache, sour stomach, cholera murbus and all de-
rangements OF the stomach ard bowels.
DIR J4Y.N.E received his education at one Of the
best Medical Colleges in the United States, and
regular practitioner in the city of Philadelphia. From
experience and diversified practice for than 20
wears, the above rendered 10 the public with
an that his medicines have saved hundreds
from untimey grave.
QJ-COnsfantiy on hand and for sale by S. MOODY.
Midoebury Dec 20, 1911. 3I6m
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Machine Cards.

RWACHINE CARDS will be kept for sale
NH by the subscriber, and made to orde,
at short notice Also for sale hand and horse
Cards, Card-taeks, emery and comb plate Of
all kinds. Also SCREEN for tanning mills Of
all kinds in use, and screen for SAFES; also
iron and brass meal SEIvEs--all of the hest
quality and sold low for cash only.
SAM'L Il. BENT.
Middlebury, Dec. 7, 1s4l. 3I,6m.
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C. HILL,

~TOULD inform his customers
! !:
GA w and the public, that ne has
Ns5S&5sNsaI lusi received his
sssHISs4 WINTER STOCK.
!AHla5f3EA ont of which he will manufacture,
CHaiHaaHNHHHITy and keep constantly on hand, OF
[aAI1tY make 10 order, on short notlce, Tue
n following articles, VIZ
Saddles Brides, .uatipgals. Carpet-bzgs and "a
h.ss has and copper Rivets; French and center,
folio. 6ar Top and common plain rkuNkS@
,nrious descriptions common, PLAIN double
md single iapaned, timed Grass and sil-
rrr mounted HARNESSES; CURED
Hair India rubber Cloth; Patent
Leather; open, polished and round B l. s.
.Neai's-foot Oil; Curry Combs,
Horse Cards and Brushes;
and good assortment Of
Whips and Lashes.
He would also inform the Saddle and Harness
Makers 10 this vicinity, he has just received
good assor ment of SADDLERY, HARDWARE,
COACH LACE and all kinds Of Carriage trimmings,
which he will sell cheap for cash.
Gentlemen wishing TO purchase any oil inc
above named articles, will please call at his ole
land [ lsf door north Of the CURT House, AMI
examine Goods and Prices for themselves.
nREPAIRS done on short notice, and al
promptly attended 10.
Middlebury, November %, IS41. 30u
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Nychiaae2'N.

Cotton and Wooden Factory machinery, Mill
Gears of all kinds, and every article usually
embraced in his line of business, either of
Iron, Brass or wood, will be made on the
shortest notice, and in the best manner.
JER'H MYERS.
Middlebury. Dec. 20, 1S41. IS.
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The most highly approved Medicine
now in general use for Coughs
Colds, and all Diseases
Sc fho ,,Dnc
of the Lungs.

THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM il
l. believed to be deservedly the most popular Med
jcne ever known in America, for coughs, colds, asth-
ma or phihisic, consumption. whocping cough and
pulmonary affections Of every kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been very
extensively used for about fifteen years; and its repu-
tation has been constantly increasing So universally
popular has this article become that il may now be
considered standard article in large part OF the
United States and British Provinces. Many families
keep it constantly by them, considering it the most
safe well certain remedy for the above complaints
The propretors have received are receiving numef-
Gus recommendations from many osour best physician
who make use oft in their practice. The names OF
a few individuals who have given their testimony r
favor OF this article here subjoned and for more
full account see the envelope 10 the bottle.
Doct. Amory Hunting, Doct. Samuel Morrill,,
&c Truman Abel, . Timothy Baylies,
b" Jere. Ellsworth, &c Albert Guild
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Bass Viols.

MJEW French Bass Viols, ofsuperior quail
q lty and tone, lately received and now
for sale by M. MANN, at his residence Sec
end house north of the Jail in Middlebury'I
Also Violins. Bass Viol and VIolin BOWS anu
strings, Trombones, lass HORNS ien e..
Horns, Accordions, and Instruction Do' NJ W
all the above instruments; Piano Forle anu
3iilitary Band Music.
Instruction given to Bands and individuals
and Piano ForIes repaired, strung, tuned, &C
by m. HiA1' oe
giiddlebury, w., Jan. IL, 1912. 81
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Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent for the
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, for Md
debury and vicinity, and will receive proposals for
insuring property against loss damage by Fire.
The long established reputation of this company,
and the promptness with which all their
have been characterised render il unnecessary TO say
anything in its favor. Allbussiness connected with
the Office intrusted TO him will be faithfully an
punctualIy transacted. JONATHAN HAGAR1
Midllcbury, Feb. &c, 1912 42;Y Agent.
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500 REWARD.

a NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
" WARD has been offered Tor months, to any
who will use bottle of Hays Liniment for the
Piles without being cuIel. OF thousands sold, in
no instance has it failed of cure. Proof over
whelIning to be had where il Is Sold 1t is also
tain cure in nearly every case.
Externally in the following complaints.
Fer the Piles. Tightness Of the chest
For all Dropsy, especially in children,
Tender Feet, Foul Ulcers of The legs,
Sore thlcat by cancers or or other fungus sor"s,
ulcers however obstinate
Group, long standing,
Whooping cough, Fresh Wounds
Scald Head. Chlhlains Sc. &.
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GROCERIES,. A superior assortment of Old
~ and Young Hysou and Hyson-skn TEAS,
Ioiiee, hloasses, Spices, Raisns and many
"her articles o! The kind, alcohol excepted,
by A. CHAPMAN & SON.
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HNIVE HUNDRED Lbs. of Clover seed.
a. so Bushels Herds Grass seed
25 Red Top seed.
For sale by A. & w. S. JOHNSON
Middlebury, Jan. 1912
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LOOK OUT.

Some Swin5lers have counter!eited this article and
put il up with various devices. Do not be imposed
upon. One thing Only will protect you-it is the
name OF COMSTOCK co, that name II ust be
always on the wrapper, or you cheated. Do net
fnrgetit. Take this direction with you and test by
that. buy it, fer it ismpossbe for any other
10 be true genuine.
Sold by COMSTOCK s. CO..
al Maiden Lane. Io:Iy
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Machine Shop.

gEVHE subscriber respectfully gives notice
Il that he has opened shop in the new
BODYBUILDING near A. w. Spaulding & Co.'S.
WOODEN factory, where he proposes to construct
10 order and repair, all kinds of
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GENTLEMEN.

UEN LEMEN,
you want any garments of any color or
= quality worn in civilized community.
VI will do well TO purchase the cloth and
innings at -
Z, BECKWITH & Co.'S.
Oct. ls4l. Oh
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HHoOTs and Shoes large supply
. for sale at retail by JOHN WOOD
June 25. ls4l.
nut and WROUGHT NAILS and win
81 dow Glass for sale low, by
June 25, 1S4l.
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New Goods.
THE subscriber has just received a new
assortment of
Dry Goods,

DIy OOOuS,
among which may be found some beautiful
and new style
Muslin de LANES,
together with great variety of other ar
ticles, all of which will be sold very low
for cash or ready pay, at his store in Mich
ols' Building, at the south end of the
Bridge.
T. c.. SMITH.
Middlebury, Nov. Is. IS4I.
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New Bedford, Mass, July 80, 1871.

GG-CoUNrERFEITs. Beware OF imposition Eacn
genuine bottle is enclosed in BLUE wrapper on WHICH
is YELLOW label, signed by WIN. JOHN CUT
LER. None other can he genuine OF later date IMAM
December 1899. The signature of SAMPSON REED
will he continued for short time
The great celebrity of the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam has been the cause of attempts TO introduce
spurious articles which by partially assuming he name
of the genuine calculated to misead and deceive
the public. Among these mixtures are 'Carte' 5
Compound Pulmonary Balsdm," " = American Pul
mond'y Balsanl," g VegetabLe Pulmonary Bal'aH-
Purchasers should enquire for the true article by its
whole name-THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY
BALsA and see that it has the marks and signatures
the genuine.
Each bottle and seal is stamped vegetable Pull
monary Basam.''
For sale by REED, WING & CUTTER, Gate
Lowe and Reed) wholesale dealers in Drugs, Medi
cncs, Paints and Dye-siufs, No. %. Chatham street
Boston, and by Druggists and country merchants gen.
orally in New England. and in the PRINCIPAL places
throughout the United States and British Provinces
Price So, cents. Sold by S MOODY.
I5:Iy Middlebury Vermont
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The public will please observe that the genuine med
cine has the following wording the sides OF the
boxes:
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Certificates.

(From DR.. 7 homas Brown)
Messrs. Lowe & Reed, Gent.-The Vegetable Pull
monaiy Balsam has been extensively used in the 81 c.
ton of country where reside, for several years past
and has justly acquired high reputation in consumP
tive com ,laius. So far my knowledge extends, i
has never disappointed the reasonable expectation o
those who have used it. THOMAS Brown, III. d.
Concord, n. II. May II 1881.
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coughs, c0luS, c0nSunptl0n, uHo0ping-
cough, asthma, cafarrh, dgues
and cozd-cliHs
EFFECTUALLY prevented and cured by
= the timely application of the genuine
whae-bone-set and constantly -on-hand UM-
BRELLAS, and mud-antagonist OVER
SHOES, found OF the store of the Peoples
Agents 2. BECKWITH & Co.
None warranted genuine if obtained else.
where. 7 November 1. lS4l.
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Messrs Reed, Wing Cuter-Gentlemen-
feel IT duty owe 10 the public, aud especially to
hundreds of my fellow beings who are now suffering
under different diseases of the lungs, to give you
statement of the good effects have experienced from
The use of the Vegetable Pulmonary BAlsam Having
from my youth up been troubled with different COM
plants OF the lungs, such splitting of blood, trouble
some cough, frequent hoarseness, with severe fits Of
coughing, and ineed all the symptoms OF consumption
and from time time have consulted several eminent
physicians and have taken much medicine, but re-
ceived little relief, and. al last they told me there
was no help for me; that my case was beyond The
reach of their medicines In the spring of 1927 was
advised by friend to try the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam. I obtained two bottles. and on trial was
surprised TO find udmand effrctual relief (which Us
gave me, and artery tsden about five weeks ang II
complaints were entirely removed and was restored
10 good health Since that time have kept II con
SANITY by me- in of the appearance OF any OF the
above complaints.
have known large number OF cases where all 9TH
er medicines have failed of sffording any relief, the
Bslsam was at length resored 10, and speedily effect
ed cure. l would therefore recommend 10 every
person That has any of the above complaints, on then
first appearance 10 take the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sam, which they will find safe. convenient and pos
! Tive cure. Respectfully yours,
+. P. MERRIAM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03
MADISON COUNTY, DrL.
r A Hnnka Reu
Both Democrats.

"a TEA friend informs US (says The Compiler
that Roy will get the casting vote, and also entitled
TO his election because the polls closed too soon
one of the countless and Wings offered to vote after
wards
"a new case indeed, that the Sheriff should fasten
BY his casting VOTE Federal delegate upon decided
" Democratic District. And it is equally pretty
state of things, that three Democratic cand' dates
should hang on with such per,inaclty to their own as
pranns, as enable the Federalss TO palm off upon
Democratic district Federal candidate with the aid OF
in this Commonwealth have cause to grumble, 1t s the
States Rights Republican party of Matthews and
Mlddesex
In Matthews, DR.. J. R. Taylor, Dem, } received
l2 votes for the Senate, and Chapman, CD A. The
s,auuch Republican Taylor is undoubtedly elected TO
The Senate Fortunately for the District, it was not
in the power Of her ministerial officers to strip her oil
the privilege of Tree and appropriate representation IN
that branch Of the Legislature
We call upon our Democratic friends in Matthews
and Mddlesex, 10 give US correct account OF these
transactions. A free Press owes 1t to The rights OF
free suffrage TO Law them before the world.
NANSEMOND--l DEL.
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ot nor will not stand them:

MoSTGoMERY-l Diff Rtdremsdg
WORCESTERSHIRE, AprIl20 1912.
1--WE have this moment received The return from all
,hc precincts in this county, and Wades majority over
Davis the old Representative, is thirty four This is a
much smaller mao.y than anticipated but hope every
wear il will still increase Yours, Respectfully
ROANOKE-I DIT.
"SALEM, Qtoanoke) April 90.
aLi,tle Roanoke has again proved herself faithful
md true Notwithstanding there was no true blue Fe-
deral Wing candidate in the field still there was rea
sonate doub, as 10 the irmness Of one of the cand
dates Early in the contest having the most positive
assurance from the Wings that candidate Of their
nnrtv would be rum the respective friends OF Burwe
and Slonn concluded TO have brush between them,
knowing that either would maintain the Republican
nth IN the letter But this match race did not seem
10 harmonic with the of some Of our restire
friends. third nag Capt Henry Ffantz, eager for
,he soos, seeing some diversity of opinion relative
10 reception among the Democrats, and knowing that
Il vns perfect loadslone 10 attract Wing votes, enter
cd The field But thanks TO the Democrats, the strata
rem. however astute, could not be pamed upon them
Nah,n;el Burwe. as strue as steel, is elected by
majority of twelve votes.
It IS but Justice to Captain Sloan to say, that some
of his friends pending the ell ction, ascerlcnng that
urwell was the strongest nn, voted Tor hun to defeat
Pe FAINT No opposition to McCauey for Senate
Re assured that Roanoke soil has not enough CLAY III
Il to generate Whigism.
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Senate-Guerran, 326; Bryce l40.
.Such is the result of the Louisa election. Both Dr.
Francisco and Jackson thorough-going Democrats;
and. but for Wing, having been brought into the
field, the contest would have been much closer one
between them At the lower precinct, the Democrat
ic party concentrated upon Major Jackson believing
him the strongest man. lest division might result in the
election of MI Trice. Major Jackson is gentleman
of great private WORTH and his age services and long
residence in The county, gave him decided advantage
over his younger, but most merorous competition
Both have had the honor of beating the Wing cand'-
date Had there been the least danger from Mr. Tree,
Francisco would have declined the day of the cleo
lion Though defeated he is in fine spirits, as usual
and reoices since he could not be successful himself
thai the honor has fallen upon worthy to wear
it, and whose opinions coincide with his own. Louisa
e
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"ATI, THE DECENCYo Pres.

The Richmond Wing, in lis last Tuesdays No. dis.
plays lis wonted beraiy in supposng that "Genera'
(Bayy) possibly wrote the letter 1--WE recently pub
shed from Accomac. That letter gave an account Of
the March meeting in that county, and spoke in very
complimentary terms Of the speech, which Mr.. BayIy
delivered on laying down his stewardship. The Wing
is pleased 10 add) lie is not too good for it.. (iia
is TO cay, "too guod" 10 publish complimentary let
ter upon himselfD The liberal men of the party,
who are pleased to affiliate with the Richmond Wing,
may learn how to appreciate its decency and lberaly,
when we assure them, that Cen b. not the author
but that it written by of the most respecta
bic citizens Of Accnmac-ihat Gen. b. does not know
who is the author and that lie had not even seen the
letter. when this rude and rabid attack was made upon
him by the r. Wing.
This statement is due 10 General BaYly-but it is of
less consequence to make the contradiction; because
tie poison hns gone FORTH and the readers OF the Wing
will scarcely the antIdole in lis columns THIS
will certainly be the case the Editor acts at this time
he has heretofore in similar In the Spring OF
1910, leading Wing, and now the Editor of leading
Clay paper, wrote two Nos. in the "Old Dominion,
under the signature of "Vndex," vindicang Gen. Is.
from the assaults of the Wing, in which he very
extavagan,ly euloglzed. The Wing then charged Ge-
neral b. with being the author of them The real au-
thor at once cnniradcled tie assertion, and stated in
card in the Old Dominion and in the Enquirer, that
the General not only not The author, but that he
did not know who the author was. Before he published
the contradiction in the Enquirer, he sent similar one
TO the Wing, and The Wing never published it! We
are authorized to make this statement.
The Wing, for the second time, refers to Editorial
article, written years ago by Gen Bayly, in which
it was made, as il says, toendorse Mr. Baylys Whis-
gerry. The whole occurrence is entirely misrepresent-
ed The facts briefly these AT the Wing caucus,
to which he induced 10 go, by the persuasion OF
friends the Editor of the Wing was present In his
paper he misrepresened, grossly misrepresented
what Mr.. Bayly had said and done there. On the
morning of its appearance, Mr.. Bayly wrote correc
ton Of The Misrepresentation, carried it to the Editor
at his room and required him 10 publish it edcrally
He took it, read il suggested modification Of some
expressions, which Mr. Bayy assenled, and proposed
that it should appear ediioIialy the next morning
After Mr.. Bayy left him, he further altered it, not By
cur,ailnp but by adding it, TO change, to some
extent, its character Sir. Bayly never spoke 10 him
afterwards
NJ We arc authorized TO make these statements
e - 1-,dit ,ul'nb ia In hn