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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
sSEssEU Az Il.

Died at his residence, in the county Of Buckingham
the Sd INST, Maj. WILLIAM DuvAr, in the J!th year
Of his age,
Departed This lie at the Sulphur Springs. the resi-
donoe Of her husband, Kinds county Mississippi tho
morning Of the 18th OF last September. in the 10Th year
of her age, Mrs Ann L. FrrzPArRcK, consort Of John
f. Fitzpatrick, late Of Plttsylyania county Virginia
leaving a dscrsclao husband and two small chldrcn,
W n Numerous friends and cynucXons to bemoan their II
feYarl1le les. The deca1FA had b-cu IN il hagltl fr
abog' '"ylvo MONKS, t.t h. .4nfy ard friends had
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
fiis{ssl GiiS.

Married, on Tuesday evening" the 2sth Of December
last by the Rev. Edward Wansworh Mr.. jaws
WARD, formerly Of England, to Miss AHa C., daughter
Of Mr. Joseph Davis all Oft Ibis place
-, on "Wednesday, the !2d ult, by the Rev. Wi
liam Lcttwch, Mr.. RonER1 a. AUsrIN, to Miss Ann
ELrzApErn daughter Of Joseph Wilton, ESD all Of
I}edfJfd
-. on Wednesday, the 22d ut, by the Rev VII.
Lam Lcftwich, Mr.. WILLIAM A. WnrrroN, to Miss
Errz, ASS, daughter If W lillian n. Austin Esq, d
Rnllurl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
DONf' BIN ksElF1EHs2E' YssaJ
HlsspEE.
,sciC supply Of Eia.g Vs!G 5sInfcr
f.G sbT

,sciC supply Of Eis!.! Ess!Gl Winter
GsGGssb!T.
ROBES { 81 nTDN
A REnow receiving at Their ~ lOlcsulc ~ re-
II tai! store, Esanls Square, an uasu-
auaiy iarsc nuh desirable stock OF
T.fLL .ss'P s5'E.E'Tg2Es GCOES, Il
(Which they respectfully invite the attention Of I'll who
arc IN want Of good f'oods. at to,c prices.
N. b Ca.afry Merchants viii find our assortment
as general, an! prices low any other house III
We earnestly invite them to favor us with call.
as on s'och beng cery large are the disposed
10 Wholesale at very low prices.
ROBES s BURTON.
Sept 50 1sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
NNEE1'E.

htNIEl. W. LOVE has removed lis shop from
- the Main street to his dwelling hou,o, ON lie hill!
near Capt J. T. Jobnson's Hotel, where he would be
glad to attend to any business onru ,red to Him These
wishing him to do their work. leave it at NJ Rca
nick'5 Store on Main street.
lie intends visiting the counties of Ar,cfs,, Camp
bell. Ptsylvaniu Bedford and par, Of Boeiour, Gr
the purpose OF repairing Clocks
Dee. - tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06

SMALL POX.-Thc Lexington O'a) Gazette of
December II, says-"One case Of the Small PoX has
CURED in village. The person who suffered from it,
is now. "Wednesday noon) much better, and we are
happy be informed is considered out Of danger This
is The only case ,chch has occurred here, and from the
precautions TAKEN do not apprchend that the disease
will spread
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06

COMPREHENSIVE Richmond Enquirer Of
Tuesday, the 2Slh, says understand there spur
notes ofthc denomination ct go The Office Of the
Exchange Bank at GAINESVILLE in circulation. They
to be distinguished from the genuine ly having no
cooring or device The back 9fhe notes We are an-
oriscd to caution the public this subject by who
is well informed in relation to II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
The Packet Esoa1s.

tc,o "a THE Packet Boats JOS C.. C,3BEIL.
$3.50 Capt. Iinnllcy, ani IONS .N4R-
SHiI.i., Capt, Hull, viii leave this place alternate
y, ON Mondays, "Wednesday and Fridays. at O'clock
4. NJ BOYD, EDMOND x Go.
July IL to if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06

Special Election IA Peansylyaaia.-lho Special f.
lection held in the Somerset District Pennsylvania on
the 2is ult, for member of Congress in place Of Judge
Black (W )deceasod resulted in tbs choice Of Mr. Rus
sell, (NN.) His majority II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06

JONI S. PGypLnToN, Esq. of Virginia, |. S Charge
d. Aaircs the Republic Of Chill, arrived at Norfolk
on the 2Gh ult in the Richmond boat, to take passage
in the Frgato United States, which IS bound to the
Pacific
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06

o. The Oxford n. c. Mercury says the Small
Pox is entirely stopped-ncary all the cases eonya
descent and the danger is in the ogbourhool Gifts
appearance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
REID TEAS.

TUNlE subscriber has hand large and web selccl
4 ed assortmet of HlRDU.lRE and CyFIY.Es
RF which he will sell at reduced prices lor e,4,..
The stock on hand embraces general ass,rsincAb o.
Building Materials, Carpenters and Joner's Tools,
Backsmith's Tools, Shooting Tacbng Iron all sizes
and kinds Cast, Shear. German, English and American
Bsered Stees, Cutan1 Wroughi Nails Castings. Rope
Sc. Sc. From and after the LIST day Of January lSi2
we shall enleayour to DO cash business, mitel
means require it. We would respectfully say those in
deoied to that want money and Of Necessity
,ollect, VIII you make little sacrifice and myus
L. 5. MILLER.
Jan 3 2in if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
NnItNG MEMS SOCIETY,".

Question io Saturday night, the 9Th inst Should
the State of Virginia conlnc its appropriations the pr
mary Schools, or extend them 10 higher Schoos!"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
a. w. GILLIAN,
SUR fG.n' 5s,H'Is'g%T'

AS taken his office at Mr.. r Jbcrt M1rriss Hotel,
corner Of Main street and lanyard Alley, and he
opes IRON an experience of nine years practice in his
public patronage
feb l2m if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06

That hen Lie might Yet be POLITICALLY and usolnly pro.
ange many years. but their hopes were illuiJry-In
announcing the death of this truly aniable woman,
mol the ohF nj the writer To lavish prase the dead,
which shc did not deserve whilst living Tor he is well
aware that the enoqe3 Of obituary notice arc ore
frequently laied by the first proxy of the grief Of
friends AMI reaiive an the intrinsic merits Of the de
eansed but not 50 in this instance, Let The ,xtraor-
nary sensation produced by the annnncston Of her sudden
aud unes pesed DEATH testify to her uncornnon merits
The pralsea ct an obituary are not demanded portray
her character IN its true col1rs. where she known
No. The writer has been induced to oltr tins feeble
tribute - her memory, only "a act OF conformity
the nsage oil the community IN which We live, and ~
convey the sad and melancholy iiLings her ds;ant
friends and relations for In the subject Of this tribute
elns eupua all the high and cud,arng qualities OF
the aheleni child, the devoted wife, the kind and tender
mother and tho ailectonaie sister. She was true and
eonfdng friend she warm and sincere in her
misunderstanding professions OF regard where she
did not ieel any she generous almost To fault
and ia woman. liberal and highmindcd and whcr-
ever charity WAS needed, her heart never known 10
serapn IN hestowing beautifully and ohoorully of her
'ahstanee md III her dwelling did the weary traveller
ey, meet with that kindness which the most hospabe
breaa ~uld btstow. Tho society of which she was an
ornament will long mourn her loss, and mnglc their
tears with III ee Of her dsconsolac relatives The Ger
,inv nj h., h uiudc IN a hotter world where the WEARY
are nj r,l IA ,e 2hnl consolation 10 her mourning re-
latianq and lf,ends She died tranquil and easy and
e,mtted with the col 'aence Of the Gospel Of Jesus
CHRIST For her. death I'D no sting 'the grave had
IA victory
liet spitit has flown 10 lis fcst,
L. soifows aud sufetiugs DER,
II hath gained the lar cline OF the blest
Il will visit cold earth
Then weep nat-'tsere sinful Ia mourn,
That the tynnt, ON fond hope hath i,Scn,
Though she's gone and no more may return
She battles in the glory of Heaven.
-. IN fineaslle. on Thursday the 30th of Decent
her Mr. GroRer T.. WALTON. In the 23d year Of his
age lie was on his way from Missouri. where he had liv
ed some two three years, 10 visit HIS friends in Roa
noke county. Va
0t The Richmond Enquirer will please insert the
above.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06

Co Oar collector Mr. Thomas D Hard, VII wall up
OF pors775 indebted This eff in taa and II. .oin
M counties. and we hope VIII ipi thain rsasss reno
r., II. - l.-.;I7,e tloif .#-t},4 r. l55r=.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
RICHMOND MARKETS Dec N

MI II hVNJ MINK TTN-TVc. ~.
}nsil IS has been nearly suspended, since the cjm
mencemeol Of the holydaya. In Tobacco. nothing has
been done. Small lots Of Flour were sold yesterday on
the Basin hank. nj IS In store it is held at S5I2 Ia
t6,25, but the article Is decidedly duh. No Corn il
coming in-ii is worth from 80 TO 50 cents Oats are
going al l5e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
SGTEON'S
LOTTERY and EXCHANGE Office.

StTEONs
Lottery and Exchange Office.
/ ~ OW We begin New Y EAR. and consequently viii
4 say nothing OF the nn,asi,rabe Prizes which have
been distributed from this Office the st day Of last
September. They have only served put oar hands in
and AZ we know there ia nothing like RUNNING
Sj.3RT we will make the ellort To put our PREF.
! IlEST FOOT FOREMOST and offer fer New
ear day the following sche,ies-Read them, and ID
serve the POINTS.
IIRGLN1 LEESBHRG LOTTERY. Ca,s NJ.
! l,Jor 1872 To be draion al Petersburg, o., Del
| htsddgte 3fh, dnd readi reeeired On the stu u
pRIZis. -
| Of 5000 ,doe-l 81 % Ct ,Coo--5 Il
5o0-5d l,0--3z5 Of 51-Se
- oumbers-l drawn GU
Tickets s3--slares in proportion.
LEESDURG LOTTERY. Class n. fs 1872
To be dra,rn at .qicrm,bia Saturday, Tie eI k,u
Of January. aad result rseeired on tho ilA
priae $50. ooo-l5 5000 1000 600
looo-3. ooo-2 'i2s -. 5o-25 Of
1.OO0--25 OF ,O0--2s of .30l-2OO
Of 25O 90 of lo0--&c. -
Is nnmhoa--l3 drawn our.
Tickets sl0--halses sl-1luariers )! %.
JIRGLNl3 .n0NoNGlLh5 LOTTERF. Uiaa
3 10 be dra,cn nj Rehm1nd. on Monday, the llNt
ct,im.. aud result receired he 2A.
Cnpi.ai Prize $.g.5co,
prize SOL 30. 2.ooo-l 5000 CISCO
30 ot $500 Of 2Ge--l55 Of 100. &C. &c
- Nos. = Drawn out.
Tickets s5-halyes$2 5o-snarers 81 g,
tIaGtAll LEEsBURG, .sb. ..
10 be drnea al Petersburg. On Ittiaesty. The 2M
u I'm. and result reeeited Me l5h.
PRIZE
10000 -, 900 .50o-i 900 o2.-25 mins OF
5000 Of 100 al l.9ti-'hl of 100
Go Mr. IN Drawn ont
Tickets kl-halyeA bs--ttsrters 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
ENGpss IRENE,

ia 4 HOUSE ana Lot Immediately on tn BASIN
lii suitable lbr family and business pa52lacs. t5s
te.ns &c. ~; ! u J. =, Hines.
RHo0A SCRUCGS.
I'M. -; Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
kcsiew Of the Iynchbury Markers
CORRECTED WEEKLY
III T. q - Va X u ~ OF T. Y,
(OiIl Ell SAinll .fEGlcnnlllx

IN I7IH, TT hTdA.
Comparison Of Inspections, 1910. ISL
M. Inspected. For Inspect Stock
lSio, Dee 3ls Sill l6G ~
ISL 3lst BIB Ga 12i
The Year has closed, aud Tobacco rs dull aul very
low. he eop grown in ISL syrry large IN Virginia.
MafN anl and the Ncd. This is well asccrialncd
Tact The Stocks in Europe are NOW abundant We
would advise The planter 10 euia his tobacco crop and
lllse NOM nAcnnt on rIrh nnl now nrnMnl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
VAL UAhAs. FAakH NEAR LENGZa-
kGlsIi FOE EEAI'.

MlSH TO rent out for the present year, my Estate,
=. called Sandusky, about four miles from Iynchburg-
r' ''y-iVe bushels of whea; were sown upon it last
18th inst. u iG1;T ~ 0rTy
Jan 3 'i-' "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06

Some GREEN BAY lNpI,Ns have been at Washing
ton holding talk with Captain Tyler" They wan
ted their annnities TO be paid in powder and cold lead
but the President told them they had better purchase
agricultural implements and domestic comforts for their
wives and children Good advice this, ifthey would but
follow it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
s&ss.aS ssEI lsgbsGfs

80, ,ho Jans"s River - KansnhH s'.nri
- . Il < Il II Z EEks.S y r. 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06

IIVI''V hIHT {. YIN cOnlNuo o nhko siunlI mi
vancos prodnra
hos. liaeunhe offers his services M crior Of 10
oaero at The usual price Of 50 cents per hhd Ills son
will e9i''i and mako the statement IT, would be thank
FIJI Cor paronase. lie continues 10 sell Real Estate in
thetpWn aud country and viii conduct any sales Of Read
or Personal Eala;e many Of thc adjoining counties, when
frauirfd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
LFI'rLL BlDDLF-"PUBLiC OPINION

From The Oneida Ukg
Edwin Croswel, Esq, Senior Editor of the Albany
Argus has been elected President of the Canal Bank
that city, His acceptance Of the office shows, that how
eyermuch the editor of the Argus may be opposed It
Banks nhe abstract he has nsupcr3blc objection a
gains receiving fat salary from them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
THE TOBACCO INTEREST.
Correspondence Of Tie Journal q Commerce.

ihe following letter IS OF great interest 10 the ieHaseo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06

Jan. &
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-14
IAYNE,s ExpNoToRANr

rs decidedly superior to any other known combina.
ton OF Medicine, for cuughs, colds, consumptioni
Asthma, Splitting Of Blood, Angina Pcctoris-
palpdations of the Heart, BRONCHITlS-Ch
Pleurisy, Hoarscness Difficulty oi Breathing, Hoop
ing Cough, Pains and Weakness Of the Breast, aud
all diseases Of the Pulmonary organs.
This medicine 10 hi hly recomu ended by numerous
and re- pectabIc individuals, who have found relief
from lis use. Many who have been loboring under
prolfacled Coughs and Pans IN the Breast and
had been supposed by themselves and their friends
lar advanced IN consumption, have been happily re-
stored TO perfect health by he use of Ibis valuable
Exectorant
JONATHAN GOING, D. d. President ofGran.
vile COLLEGE, Ohio, date OF New York, in a letter TO
The Proprietor, dated New York December 1886.
says che was laboring under a severe cold, cou. h
and hoarseuoss, and that his difficulty OF breathing
was so great that he fell himself in imminent danger
oil Immediate eufocatlon but was Perfectly cured by
using this EApcctornnt" Mrs. Delks, OF Salem, N.
j. was cured of Asthma, Of twenty years standing, by
using two bottles OF this medicine Mrs Ward Of Sa-
en-, was cured Of tho same complaint by using one
hottie. young lady also of Salem, who was be-
eycd by her friends 10 be Ear gone with consumption
was perfectly cured by three bottles. Dr. Hamilton,
OF 81. james, South Carolina, was greatly affected
by cough. hoarsencss I'd soreness Of the lungs,
and on using bottle Of this medicine found pegma
nent rclioi
In addition TO The above, sevcral hundred casos
might be mentioned of promptly curiag looping
Cough when every oincr treatment had failed in CIV
ing relief.
In fact, the proprietor can refer 10 several hundred
individuals, in he CITY Of Philadelphia alone who
have brea cured OF jhma Bronchitis, Splitting Of
blood. aud every variety OF disease Of the breast,
whose certificates would occupy too much space 10
I pnbsh and he is daily receiving from cve-y part Of
he Union, the highest Testimonials in its favor.
The Rev p Grossly, Iformry Of .Nontpehtr, W.
late editor If The 3moieaa Baptist, orites as Jot.
| iorS:
NEW YonU June Is 1888
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-14
DIR. TRYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.

ONLY GENUINE, 375, BOWERY, N. Y.
EI'Jk ConsumptIon, Cough, Colds, Splitting Of
"a Blood, Pam in The side or breast Asthma
Pleulisy, Shortne-s Of breath Pllpilation of the
Heart, Debility, Nervousness, and all di eases Of the
Lungs and Liver. This medicine has been used in
the city OF New York with uneXamplcd success for
eight years, curing thousands Who were supposed
incurablc. 1t is now usc3 by most Of the medical
faculty, the Clergy the Press ard the whole people
Certificates OF extraordinary cures will accompany
each battle.
SURPRISING CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
| Mr. r. Gladdin OF DClbi, New York, of natural
consumPllous constitution, has been saved from an
| untimcly end by the OF Dr. Tayors BaIsam of
Liveiwor. A severe cold hrou.h, on an attack of
Plcurisy, and thus ended in genera debility and con-
sumption. constant ,ou IN, hectic fush restless
nights, quick pulse, and continued loss Of flesh au-
cured speedy death; but as he commenced
ne use OF lhis halshm he grew better and is now
fully restored 10 health
QUICK CONSUMPTION CURED. ccriry.
that my oldest daughter took the whooping cough
which terminated IN sever inflammation Of The
lungs. We called il a physciar, aud 10 our sur.
prise, he said she was dangerously i'll of the quick
consumption, and We daily grew more and more con-
vnced that her lungs woTu rapidly wasting away. |
then procured the ablest medica counc, could of
three physicians, who, utter treating her case two
months gave us no encouragement, but on The con-
trary, discouraged then resolved 10 iry DR.
Taylor's Balsam Of Liyerwori, but with little hone
as her breathing was so feeble to be scarcely per
sePtble by applying the car close 10 her. We had
not given This medicine one month before She had so
far recovered 10 be able 10 walk across The room
and she after became quite strong and well.
and Tor which medicine, nexto The blessing Of heav-
en-, am indebted, and am willing 10 be sworn to
| these facts
For sale by sILAS BURBANK, JR. and E. H.
PRENTlSS, Montpelier, ".
bny no other Than that made at 375, Bowory. n Y.
city. l4tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-14

VIZ wish TO call The attention Of mothers, those
w bout t. become to the important fact that a relief
has been discovered foi The many distressing symptoms
which frequently attend women in delicate situation and
which will prepare the system 10 undergo the important
change winch il is about experience It is now about
years the first discovery (ho knowledge ofte ba
sis Of which, however has been known aboriginal in
habans for agesl Du the Introduction mo civilized
suffering md those mothers who have had occasion 10 use
it, consider II Of the greatest blessings the sex The
nature of the subject viii not permit TO be yery explicit
The offs producing It's benecia effects tbut
the eadel that upon strict physiological
and well established principles and the facts atiested
by well read physicians ofdeTent parts ofthe 81 Ev-
cry agent and druggist who soil the is supplied with
pamphlets giving full description Of it, and Of It's modus
opsrdnd and also containing many certificates Of its ben
ehcal effects from ph scans aud others All who de-
sons OF further information requested 10 call and pro-
cure one free of expense They intended be read
only by mothers and the medical profession.
For sale BY <. H. PRENTIss, Montpelier, Vt. sally
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-14
POPULAR MEDICINES.
IN W. n MON G. SONG

Il p. WALTON 81 SONS are agents for The
lie salo Of The following truly valuable aud tho.
roughly tested medicines:
Bfandrers Vegetable Universal Pills;
Niles Tomato
Indian Purgaye
Evans Cammomile aud Ap, RENT I"
Morrsons celebrated Hyg"an "
Jayne's Sanative for Iivar Comp'nt
Taylor's Balsam of Livetwort for Coughs, Colds,
and Consumption;
Hidock'S Syrup for do.
James, and NorveIi's Honey OF Liverwort for do.
Cauer's Compound Pulmonary BAlsam Tor DO.
Jayne's Expcctoran' Tor do.
SLcrman'a celebrated Cough LoEenges;
Worm do
Poor Mans Plaster price only l2I cts
Juynes Hair Tonic for gtowih and restoration Of tbs
hair
Balm Of Columbia for do.
Paris Soothing Syrup for Children teelhing;
Natures Grand Restorative for Liver Complaints;
Jayne's Carmnative Basam tor Summer Com.
plants, chllera morbus &c.
Jayne's Vcrmituee for Worms;
Jones' celebrated CO npound Drops for Humors,
No relief no pay
Orders from abrold for any Of the above medicines
will be faithfully attended to- Pamphlets containing
full objections for their are furnished with every
poltn OF Box. LIBERAL discount made to these who
burchase by the dozen.
Montpelier, VI. 1871. OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-14
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &c. &c
TOWN 4, WITH Ell

One door west of the Village Hotel, Montpelier, VT.
M ANUFACTURE and SELL wholesale aud fetail chas-
lNI ed and plain RINGS and Ear Ornaments, Watch
Seals Keys and Chains, Guard Chains, Miniature Set
tines, Gold Spectacle Bows, &c They will make all
large stock comprising rich and extensive assor-
than before offered this market Of Watches
Jewelry Musical Instruments and Fancy Articles which
the public invited to call and examine for themselves
THEIR SUPPLY CONSISTS IN PART OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-14

IMPORTANT! ASTHMA CURED Putnam,
L Ohio, May Is, ls4l Dear Sir--Doctor Heuick
has used some eight or ten bottles OF your Expecor.
ant, and has found decided benefit His health is
better Than for several years past and hl appearance
indicates decided improvement in health. His conf.
dence in your medicine has induced him TO recon-
mend II 10 his friends, and are informed that ma.
ny Of them have been cured aud others greatly re.
lieveG. POTTS & GRAHAM
DIR d. Jayne.
Prepared only nj No. 30 South Third at. Phila and
for sale at the Bookstore of e. P. WALTON aud
SONS Mont pellcr VT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-14
WOP Ms /

DR NJ HiteheoeNs unryalled and unaquaod HORN Tea,
~ remedy for Strange aud edbe
fleets Of these detosabe voTmn few persons thought
free from them particularly females and children.
Many persons 80 through distressing of medicine with
ut benefit when they might be relieved by using
This Invaluable medicine has been tested by
fmofe than and administered
20 persons Of various ages, aud solitary complaint
contrary hundreds have called aud unsolicited
ocded preference TO IT, aher trying tho different articles
the most sale eeCtua and remedy that
tAined for in no of the thousands of where has
been used agreeable tho failed
Or Ask for Dr. Nj H'tsheoeks H1rm Tea, there
noslums abroad for the obstruction of For sale by s.
BURBANK, MontpelioT. sq.eoly
SHERMAN'S POOR MAN'SpLASTEK.
WARRANTED better than any other in use, az
w whatever price they may be sold, The Poor Mans
Plaster will pains weakness any part Of the body
as well as baeksde breast; also piles, or Ieehng in
children.
MIR. David williams, old revolutionary soldier OF
Ezabelhtown, N j. was cured Of rheumatism by in
less than two days after having suffered for long time in
a almost helpless condition.
They are highly recommended by every who has
used them Try II, The price is only ~ lie cents.
For sale at the Montpelier Bookstore by f. p. WAL
TON and SONS, agents. 0s
CHILDREN DIE OF WORMS.
SHERMAN'S Worm Lozenges will entirely destroy
NJ all kinds Of wofns Over million Of Boxes sold
yearly DR. Zabriskie, Chambers street. Dr. Hunter 1903
Sixth Avenue DR. Castle l04 do use them in their practice.
MIR. Loring Gross, house carpenter 80 Fulton street.
cured three of his chden of worms by only box OF
Shermans Worm Lozenges. Children aud adals are a.
like subject to worms. Only 25 cents box, ,
For sale AZ the Montpelier Bookstore VAL
TON aud SONS. 60