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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS
~ a Meeting ot the CHi,ens Of Nelson County, IN ia
rOr GA Stay Lar.
NELSON COUNTY.

\, 4 respectable meeting al the citizens Of Loving
sion and vicinity including both the creditor and dcbto
classes Lc,o at t,ie office OF Col Charles Pcrrow or
FRIDAY ,Ln I'm. OF March on motion. &. T. Estes.
Esq VAS called 10 the Chair, and Lafayette Neville
appplntcd Secretary ''he object of the meeting was
.naincd by H. b. Scott = 81. IN brlc and approprl
OTTO =, 'Arcss whercupon Col zero" arose and offered
tho m -, ing preamble and resoln IONS Tor The consider
oton Of I, 'oeing. which were una Ho"s'y '"oP'cu'
Wbcro,s M Governments in all free .nmnhi''s arc
intended t adv NJ the prosperity aud ap mess u '''e
people, and.no goy. 'm'nt IN such community "a" an
swcr the nnrp,ses Of lis 'reailon when II turns he
ear To the voice ol distrcs. people:
And whereas. owing to the ranged state OF the cur
rency OF our once happy country, 4 cav '",''''s nave
fallen upon the people, which threat, ne des'ncto" OF
the best Interests Of the middle and poo asses OF ,he
community. IN manner totally unmrallcl " any 'o'
mcr distress:
And whereas cNcriion of individuals, however ""I
thy or econonlcal, Except II be few capitalists ca
euabe them 10 meet their engagements for the want Of
money, although they may have property. and debts
owing them To much larger amounts:
And whereas, all confidence is lost between man and
man. and therefore unusual number OF suits have been
brought, which must in few months bring into market
an immense quantity of property under the hammer,
be sold at Tunous sacrifices.
Therefore be IL rcsoped, That il is the duty of the
Legislature Of Virginia during the present session. to
enact some law for the relief Of the debtor class Of the
Rcsolced, That the stay law of 1914 most saut,-
ry in its effects and enabled nine ens of the debtors OF
that day to satisfy their creditors, without sacrifice OF
property.
Resored That we will support no man for any Office
no refuses give his voice and aid for relief in the pro
sent distressed condition Of the country.
Rcsolrcd That DR. Charles Cooke our representative
in the Senate of this State and Dr. l.. n. I.gon our
immediate representative in he House Of Delegates, be
requested 10 their best cors the passage OF
law for the relief Of the people Of this Commonw rath.
On motion Col WIN. 5. Loving,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION-Wc were
'o last IN saying that the Loco Foeos had elected ma
"'y to the Legislature in this State. Returns as far
heard from, according to Hills Patriot for members
., inc Legislature, stands thus Radicals. 5G-Anti-
h''"as f3- Wigs IL Nochoi,e + Ar'i Rsfical
m,rriv "a
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C.lRGO sale.
Porto Rico SMynss ANA Coffee,
AT AUCT1Ov.

AT AUCTION.
front Of the Ware house, on Cary street, occupied
I by Nles'rs. Caperon & KCrump, will be sold, on
Tuesday, the ooh inst, at 10 O'Clock. tire balance Of
the Schooner Adrlans cargo Of Sugar and Coffee viz:
Is hhds prime quality Porto Rco Sugars
az tcrccs and half tierces prime green, large bean
Porto Rico Coffee,
81 crccs Bacon Sides.
To which will be added from our store.
20 hhds. ST. Croix Sugars,
- hhds. New Orleans and Attakapas Sugars Of
pcror To prime qualities.
200 bags prime green Laguira Coffee,
M do old Java do,
80 do Rio do
5O 40 St Domingo do
300 bbls Now Orleans Molasscs and Syrup.
20 bbls. white Brazil Sugars,
II boxes brown lIavanna do,
- do suge loai and lump refined do,
No bbls. Il proof Monongaa Whskey,
- do limitation Brandy,
loo boxes Turpentne Soap,
loo do Sperm Candles, =
loo do Talow Candies.
80 bags Black Pepper &C. &c,
itrins-d months Tor SUNS 500 fr approved
f"Pr, DUNLOP, MONCURE s. Co.
Aucti.ncers.
Richmond. March "a q
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II yHiMNbic Tract Of DvOO.s StNHt
r VCTnO

II yHlMNbge Tract Of DvOO,y S.NNH
At AUCT ION.
Id RSl ANT to n decree of the County Court OF
i tampbcll pronounced On The 9TH day Of February
1872. IN the suit then therein depending. between Ma
than Specie aud wife. plaintiffs. against Elizabeth Al
Ian aud others. defendants the undersigned the Comnis
sloncr therein named, will on Friday the 2hh Of April
next. the lair day. sell the premises by way
of public auction. To the highest bidder. the
r. R q r. OF T. N u
whereof Richard C. Allan died seized and possessed
heing the 'Iac OF Land in said decree mentioned 49,
This Tract Of Land lies in Campbell county, adjoining
The Lands of hos Rosscr, Nancy Pc,crcw and others,
aud contains
:: q = n s..
mostly in woods. with some OF ~ recently clear
ed. This Land Ii excellent Tobacco Land. deem il
unnecessary say any thing about the quality Of
the land. persons disposed to purchase view it
Tor themselves The terms will be credit of one and
Two years, the purchaser giving bonds with approved
personal sccnr, ir equal portion the purchase money
and the title 10 be retained until the last payment is made
NATHAN SPECIE, Commissioner.
March ~ wlmif+
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~ Swartwout, the great deiaulter under Van Blu
feh'S administration, has settled his with the
government and the amount of his short comngs
ccralned to he $500, OC0 Ofrhs Mr. S says he can sa
'siactory show that $3.50 0OO due by another person
Who is he
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To .\6rborne N 7alejoro, Henry l.. Muse. Samuel
Hal, and JuI1I EorI,,

COMMUNICATED.
To .\6rbone N 1aliotpro, Henry l.. Muse. Samuel
Hale, and Juhai Il Eoriy
Being candidates To represent the people ot Franklin
county, the session Of the Legislature oi Virgin
Ia 1t becomes matter of much interest know Your -
plnons. aud what may be your probable conduct. in
laon To certain propositions. which may be a.,,aed in
the Legislature.
Arc You. and each of You, III favor of Nr.inlns'
cciylng her proportion OF the Land Fund agreeable
the OF Congress, for the distribution Of the proceeds
oil the sales of the Western l.andsl And II the action
Of the Legislature any shape should be necessary
accomplish that object. will You and each OF YOU, II
money, or will You oppose and vote against i'll
II Il proposition should be moved aud agated in the
next session Of the Legislature, for the enactment of a
law, prescribing the election OF Members Of Congress
hereafter throughout the State 10 be made 10y general
ticket will you advocate and vote for such proposition
or will you oppose. aud vote aeains, II
These questions plain and direct and your answers
are expected To be equally without conditions
serve. A VOTER.
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RICHMOND MARKETS March Il.

RICHMOND MARKETS March Il.
lR-Coun,ry 81 75io6.
GRAiN-tl Ia 81 10 Corn 52.c Oats i5c. to
,,Oe.
BACCo-Reccip,s light This woch-we observe
change IN sales Of this article, II We except few
fine manufacturing hocshcads which have appeared this
week. aud which taken n, prices ranging from 81
a 81. We quote Ings 81. &e.-Gen,ral sales oi
Leaf $3a 81 49,, Ms in quality.
EXCHANGE.
New York draits7 az
Philadelphia do 7
Baltimore do 81 az
North Carolina BANK notes, $40 and over D..
do do under 4lO's ! ~
South Carolina BAD Tennessee H.
Alabama ~ Specie 4
Treasury Notes 81
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nj Ar RAGE.

Married, on Thursday evening. the 18th inst by tho
Rev. Thomas Atkinson, Mn. ROBERT Is. CoLE, Of
Williamsburg to Miss ELIZABETH r., daughter Of Plea
SAINT Labby, Esq, of this place
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sscvscw OF the LyncisbWrx Mark e,s,
CORRECTED wEEgLy
10 G - 4 k - ~ 10 q T.
lOsssnsissiSss .IPrrHUni.

Extreme prices oi passed Tobacco 81 90 10 6 90
l.ugs vary from 90 10 3 %
Loose lug". 50 To 50
Leaf. wary from 2 80 10 3 80
but little dung in robacco. Prices have DOWN. ard
tendency. Money matters tight.
Flour. (by wholtsalc) 90 to . %
Wheat IS To OU
Meal (hy whulesal,) G0 10 u 6J
Com. (per bafrcD , O0 To , %
Oats, (I~r busha) ~ To ~
Plaster very scarce, pricc (pcr ion) I % Ia OO
Whiskcy, (by wholesalc) o ~ 10 o 81
lover seed, (scaree)prcc W 10 W
lron, (pcr toni | months. - m 10 50 On
Bacon, (hy wholesale) 80 To q 90
Salt, tper sack,) 30 Ia %
Hemp, (per toni l25 90 To 40 90
Elan Seed, q Is 10 q 90
Freight ~ aud down the River 10 cts.
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PHOTOGRAPH LIKE %IiSSES.
BY THE DAGUEKIsOTYPI:

by THE DAGUEKKO1YPT:
"Sccnre the shadow, the substance fades,
'Iis all we I cdrcm from time
IL HERBERT DAWES. respectfully, informs the
lie inhabitants Of Lynchburg and vicinity. that he
has opened the Bookstore of Messrs Payne
Gregory Main Street for the purpose of executing the
above lyle Of Miniatures. This is generally allowed to
he the only correct way Of taking likeness They
touched IN by the weak and erny hand Of man, but
hy he finger Of Omnp ocncca the same time they
okcn, cheap that whole family can be taken. for
hou, The 81, ne as II cost to paint MIR. ID. will
receive calls tween the hours of9 A. NJ. and p. NJ
March "a II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

" Jefferson College, erected near New Orleans, by
we Legislature Of Louisiana. consumed by fire on
me 9th inst Its valuable library, chemical laboratory
mathematical Instruments &c. fell prey the flames
ne total cost of the building and furniture 81 50
o9S-the building insured for $62 900.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

TEMPERANCE MEETING IN CAMPBELL
is Temperance Meeting will be held at Provi-
TO- dence Meeting House, on the Turnpike Road
leading from yncfburg 10 Campbell Courthouse, I'm
stead Of at the Courthouse, expected Satur
day the I'd day of April, at 3orlock =. NJ.
An Address will be delivered by Maj James Garland.
aud others expected.
YOUNG MEMS SOCIETY.
Question for 26th ns-'.Is total abstinence the true
ground to occupy in the Temperance Reformation"
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nALrIMoRn. Mnrch l..

BnrIMoRE March Is.
Railroad Orders To day are nj 80 per cent discount
Jirguiia Bunk Notes are Improving aud may he quo
ted ia 81 per cent. discount; Wheeling rs ID per
cent discount
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

nl,cd States They ceriainl, deserve 10 do par
cnarly those. who. when Mr. Dickens and his lady
we'll escorted visited the Capitol Friday. crowded
around them IN shoals and almost stared them Of
coun,ensncc. during the few moments they remained in
the Hall. aud then followed them they retired il
they Were beings OF different race understand the
Supper given To Mr. Dickens at the Exchange ON Fri
ia, evening spendid affair and OIL with cons'd
erablo eclai. Mr.. Richie presided. and made speech
partly complimentary. and partly airisory 10 the mine
days wonder who replied with great humor and tact
Mr. Dickens. learn. returns 10 Washington Mon
day morning. whence he gots Ia Pi,tshurg. designing
To take rapid glance at the Great West" lie returns
10 New York in June, at which time he expects EN-
bark Tor England.
The las, New Aork papers announce the expccict al
rival at thai port. al Lord Ashurton, the special minis
ter from England. Tho Brush Consul had engaged
rooms Tor him AT the Aslor House suppose we shall
have another exhibition of man worship On his arrival
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24
10y MADE LOTMING. my
0OODSsAND CUTLERY AT
AUCTION,

WILL sell on Friday night, the 9th instant, at car
! " candle light at my auction room, Ready Made
Clothing, Dry Goods, Cutlery, &c.
NJ. TALBOT, suct.
March "a II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

LOUISIANA |. =. sen ATOR-The l.cp,sla
turc oI this State has elected Mr. Conrad, (Nh,g) tt
,he L. 5, Senate 10 succeed Mr.. Mouton. Qpco)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

CO The friends of Col. r. NJ johnson in Pcnnsyl
'aa, are taking the field in great force and with true
Duich order, when under the inspiration Of the mllar,
mama, To the influence of which that phlcgmatc race
seems peculiarly susceptible Meetings have been held
preliminary to grand gathering in the Susquchanna
alley 10 take place the anniversary Of the battle OF
the Thames Al which the treh;s of the killer Of re-
cumseh 10 muster in all their strength. The Madi-
sonlan says it is understood that Col Johnson and his
friends refuse 10 abide by the decision of National
Convention and will not be put under the ban by par
~ machinery, which, ii is supposed might turn the
game in favor Of Mr.. Van Buren,.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.-Wc have beer
requested say that Mayor James Garland will deliver
a Temperance Address, at New Hope Meeting House
in Amherst, Sunday the 9th instant, At 10 o'clocl,
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W we have no doubt that Mississippi will, at some
e'face her steps, and ray the debt which she has
'o'a'y sponged Perhaps. indeed that day may not be
very remote. as we perceive that reaction has already
commonwealth least we infer SO from the fact that
"m Harper Esq, who has heretofore been opposed
" the payment Of the bonds has announced change OF
opinion, and has commenced the publication of paper
"' Jackson Tor the purpose Disseminating his views,
Called The Bond Paying Democrat"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

Is, CklNGllAM COUNTY The Wings II
Buckingham have nominated MAJ. lanes NJ. Paitcson
and Robt e. Nicholas, ESP, their candidates to repre-
sent them in the next Legislature Virginia The Loco
foco randidahs Thomas : Boc,ek and RoL'l T.
bard. Esqrs.
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THE PACKET ROAYS.

81 TONS LUTu EKN AND EN-
CHANGE OFFICE.
order To alleviate MS far practicable the dsires
sing pressure brought about by deranged
cy, we shall continue To distribute handsome PRIZES
among our patrons generally. We will cnIea.or to
nete them oui 10 suit the times
READ THE SCHEMES.
JIRGLNLi .MOAO.\G.lLLa LOTTERY, Gus
d. To be dracn al alexandria. on SATURDAY, the
26h q March. and result receircd on the 10Th Of
March.
CAPITAL PRIZE. (nett $3O, 0OO, S35. 294 II.
Prize OF (neii 100000 | .764 70-6, 0Oo-5, 600
5000. 5oo-(nett $4,000 236l l9-5oofi.-
O00-5O of2J0--50o of 2000-63 Of 5O-63 of 100
70 numbers and II drawn.
Tickets $40 Shares in proportion.
JIRGLNLl WELLSBURG LOTTERY CHS,
40 H. 10 be drd,cn at Richmond on .ifonday
The 2sh Of March, and result received on the 3Oih Of
March.
Capital Prize 1880,
10 of 500-l0 of 4OO-lO of 3OO--2Oof I50-l55 Of
100 sc. G3- Single Nos nett s.
10 Nos-and 2 drawn out.
Tickets s.; Shares in proportion
VIM Nj. SUTTON,
1tco doors belo,c the Post Office.
TIRGLNLq LEESBURG LOTTERY. Gin. M.
10. To be drdrn al Petersburg on T,tesiag The y,h
" March, and result rccieced on The LIST of .4priL
capital Prize $4,000.
Prize ,0O0-l .3Do-ll 64---l5 Of 0OO--25 Of 200
40 OF | 500 of l00-220 OFFS, &c. &c
rs Nos. and Ia Drawn
Tickets S.; Halves 81 Quarters 81.
tnhGENLa LEESBURG LOTTERY. Ci,s d.
10 be drd,cn at alexandria on Saturday tie 2noeuy of
'fpra and result receired on the 9Th Of .aprh
Capital $4,000,
Prize 10000, OO0-3, 800, 0OO-2 ,50O-l095
of ~ lnf1 e y
90, % of l25-6i of 100, Sc.
7S Nos.--and IA Drawn out.
Tictets Slo-Shares in proportion
Drawn Nos in alonongala Lottery No Is.
3 60 26 rs So 5S 10 43 IA 81 80 AZ.
Mammoth Union Lottery, No.
81 81 "a % II 60 Sc 50 6l % 5.
/ ncsher Tickes Nos. d 80 50 IL Prize ~ $500 In
the above Ham moth scheme. sold and will
be sash~d at sight by SUTTON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

'hssiss'pp'-'rhe Mississippi Legislature adjourned
on The 10Th ult. The Anti Bond rcsution which pass
eu The House was rejected by the Senaebu that bod,
passed other resolutions tanamount to the Anti Bond
D which was subsequently concurred in by the House
90 Tie State Of Mississippi has solcmnly repualed her
obligations
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-04

WE wish call the attention Of Mothers those
w bout to become the impOr ant fact that relief
has been discovered fo the many distressing symptoms
which Frequently attend in delicate situation and
which will prepare the system to undergo the important
change winch It is about TO experience 1t is about
the hst discovery (he knowledge of the ba
sis of which, however has been known abor sna in
habjtani, for ages introduction mo civilized
life It has been the Of relieving mitigating much
suffering and those hcs who have had occasion
it, consider Of the greatest blessings the The
nature Of the subject viii permit to be very explicit
the manner Gifts producing beneficial effects; (bu
the reade. that upon strict physiological
and well established principles and the facts aesed
by well read physicians ofdheren paris OF the u 81 Ev-
cry agent aud druggist who sell the article is supplied with
pamphlets Civ ne full description Of IT, and of its modus
ecia effects from physicians and others. All who are de-
Of further information requested call and pro-
free Of expense. They intended to be read
only by mothers and the medical profession
For sale BY q. Il. PRENTlSS, Mammalian, VI. Silly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-04
DER. TRYLOR;S
BALSAM OF LIVER WORT,

ONLY GENUINE, 375, BOWERY, N. Y.
ENDR Consumption, Cough, Colds Splitting Of
n Blood, Pam IN The side or breast, Asthma,
Pleurisy, Shorncss OF breath PiIpalion of tho
Heart Debility, Nervousness, aud al di-esses Of The
Lungs and Liver. Fhi, modicne has been used in
the city of New York wdh unexamplci success Tor
ei lhi years, caring thousands who were supposed
tncutabIo, II Is now used by most OF the medical
faculty, the Clergy the Pess AID The whole people.
Certificates OF extraordinary cures will accompany
each bnltlo
SURPRISING CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
MIR r. Gl6dln OF Delhi New York, Of natural
conaumplious constitution, has been saved from an
uAumcly end uy the use Of Dr. InylOtfs f5G1. OF
Livciwor. A severe cold brou=h on attack Of
plGurisy, and TINS ended N genera debility and con.
sumption. a cons ant con H. hectic flush, restless
nights, quick pulse, and continued lose OF iIesh, Hu.
cured a speedy death; but as as he commenced
The usc OF this hulsam he grew better, and Is now
fully restored 10 hcallh
QUICK CONSUMPTION CURED. cerify,
that my Oldest daughter took the whoopius cough,
which terminated ~ a severe inflammation of the
lungs We called "a Il physician, aud 10 our sur
prise, he s1ld she was dangerously III Of the quick
consumption, and we daily grew more and more con
WINGED that her lungs wcro rapidly wasting away. |
then procured the abest medi:al council could oil
three physicians, who, after treating her case two
months, gave US no encouragement, but on The con-
trary, discouraged | then resolved TO try DR.
Taylor's Balsam Of Lyerwort. but with little hope
her breathing feeble as to be scarcely per.
eepube by applying the ear close TO her. We had
not given this medicine month before she had so
far recovered as 10 be able to walk The room,
ana she after became quite strong and well,
and Tor which medicine, nextto the blessing OF heav-
en-, am indebted, and am willing to be sworn TO
those facts.
For sale by sILAS BURBANK, JR. and L. II.
PRENTISS Montpelier, Vt
N. B. Purchasers are particularly cautioned 10
buy no other than that made at 375, Bowory, n y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-04
WARI MAX, WARl

VINHE Wi. Makers have declared hostiliiies a
4 ganst neichbor, p4. JAYNE, on account
Of his HAIR TONIC, which is knocking all their
business into "a cooked hat.n Ludiqs and geuile-
men, old and young, are iockng TO the Doctors
standard. Heads long Invested OF even the first ru-
dimens OF hair, after usirg hi4 Hair Tonic. APP
pear with new and flowing locks which Absaom
himse eli might have enyied. BsardIess BOYS are seen
with large ana bnshy whi5kcrs, and ladies smile
again through heir own raven ringlots, more beaut-
ul and hewitt hing than ever. Bald heads doii-
ing their wigs and throwing them 10 the molca and
to the bats, while the wig makers stand aghast as
they behold The demolition Of their business.
What will be the consequence of this we
know not, the wigges outrageous, and the
Doctor remains firm, aud declares that "somc things
can he done as well az Others" and that bald heads
may as well wear their own hair the hair OF 9th, r
people. Weekly Messenger.
lr-JeIt may be had Of Dr.. Jayne, No 20 South
Third ST. Pa. Price 81. 1t may also be had of E.
z. Wnllnn & Sons. MnntncL.er VI
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SUPERINTENDENT pLASTER.

NTABSHALL'S continues unrisal!ed as a strengthen
WI Ing Plaster also for Rheumatism, Lameness pains
in the Sides limbs or back for Scroulous Sweing, Sour
Wy Sores, fresh Wounds and for general Family Plas-
ter save. For Corus moreOvcr-try It pare close,
sonay and in time your torns will be cured For sale BY
the manufacturer G. Bowen Mddlcbuy, by j. and j. II.
Peck and Cos Burlington T. II. Prentiss Montpelier and
by Merchants and Druggists generally through the coun-
"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-04
DIR. DAVENPORT'S GENUINE Bill
IOUS PILLS,

nor purifying the blood restoring lost appetite
l. They rciefo bilious complaints, pains in
the head, stomach and bowels, and there medicine
niong tho whole catalogue offered the public the pres
ent day that will clecuay the following complaints
,iz-indgestion aundce rheumatism dizness headache
liver complaints, coughs scroiua and dropsy also sure
relief for cosive habits One two doses week will
generally relieve and prevent long of sickness
Each box contains about fifteen twenty doses, which
proves hom be cheap medicine considering their viz
tues Price 81 10 box Tho above pills are sold
by L II PRENTISS, Montpelier, W. and by Henshaw,
Ward and Co. Edward Bnnley, A and w G Lewis, r.
and i King Simpson and eed, Maynard and Noyes and
others in Boston and by some in most of the towns
Throughout the United States
ALSo-DaYeuport's celebrated EfE-WATER,a sure
for weak and eyes, price 25 cents and Wheat
on's noted ITCH OINTMENT an inilhble cure, price
25 cents box. A liberal discount to dealers, 57m6
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-04

REMALE BEAUTY. CULPABLE NEG
Il LECT! II has been observed by visitors from
all other countries, well bypersons of the best
Guilty uted in this, that in country is there
greater share oil female beauty and excellence than
in this city Yet, while the shoe filter dress maker
gilt 10 nau,' one pall appears almost totally neglect
cd-TllE HAIR How frequently do the rayages
Of disease lay waste the delicate form OF the fair and
beautiful, and though restored again to health, yet
these flowing locks which once adorned their heads
fall of, and never again return TO their original
beauty. II is incOncevabe how any person, more
especially lady, can manifest so much neglect on
this point, when NEVER FAILING RENE.
EDY" can be obtained by calling at No 20; South
Third street Philadelphia, and asking for Dr Jaynes
HAIR TONIC which will perfectly restore this
only neglected part of the female Ornament
WHAT'S a dollar or Two 10 complete me GROWING
point OF female beauiy2 For sale by E. p Walton
s. Sons or