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DALDNEss AND LOSS OF HAIR.

RALDNESS AND LOSS OF HAIR.
D is caused BY a want of healthy ac-
lion on the vessels which throw off perspration
from the head. When these vessels are weak or
diseased, the perspiration is thick and clammy
and adheres to the mouths of the pores and clogs
them up, and dries and forms scurf or dandruff.
Less blood is then carriud 10 the roots of the
haia, and for want of which the hair has not
sufficient nourshment, and consequently be-
comes dry and harsh, and begins nsensibly 10
all off which continuing TO increase, eventually
produces badness. Restore the capillary YES
sells of the head to their former healthy circula-
ton, and a fine silky new hair will make its ap-
pearance which will increase in quantity and vo-
ume until the hair becomes thick and healthy.
Jayne's Hair Tonic is the only preparation
that has ever been known TO produce new Hair
on Bald Heads, which it has done in nnumcra-
BILE instances, and will seldom fail, if properly
and perseveringly used. Prepared only by DR..
d. Jayne.
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A TAVERN STAND
FAR NJ FOR S A l. E

SAID stand is situated in Cornwall, near the
meeting house-four miles from Middlebury, on
the road leading 10 Troy. Said stand is furnish
cd with convenient house, sheds and out-buil-
dings and plenty of good water. Also about
len acres of land, five Of which is woodan nd per-
tanning to the same. The above stand is one of
the best locations for country stand in the
county. Also farm containing los acres of
first ri ate land upon which is dwellng-bouse,
two barns and first rate fences-sIid farm has
upon it two sugar orchards and good supply CT
fruit trees, and as well watered any farm in
the county. Said farm is within mile OF the
tavern stand. Also acres of lend i'll tie swamp
within a mile of the farm. Also the sleek oil
SAID farm and other valuable property All oil
which will be sold or part, TO suit the Purcha-
er, and immediate possession given.
~ For further particulars enquire of
T. PGrkill, L. Eells,
&C. Tilden, NJ. o. Porter.
Cornwall, March %, l543. 46-tf
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HAYNES sANATIvE P1LLs,-Thes'

HAYNES SANATIVE P1LLS,-These
~ PILLsmay be taken at all times. and are
beneficial in nearly all diseases. They have
been favor'e prescription of the proprietor Tor
all obstructions of The Liver, Spleen, K dneys,
Uterus, and AL other Organs of the body-ln-
nammatory, Intermittent, Rimittcnt Bilious,
and every other form of Fever-Jaundice and
Liver Complaint. For Dyspepsia they are really
an invaluable article, gradually changing the Wit
lated socretions of the stS IN. and producing
healthy action in that important organ. They
are very valuable for diseases of the skin. and for
what is commonly called "impurity Of The blood;'
also for Female Complaint, Crstiveness, sc. SC.
and in fact every disease where an APerient,
Alternative or Purgative medicine is required.
IL Four FIFTHs of the numerous and dis
trcssing cases of DYSPEPSIA POSITIVELY CAN
BE CURED by a persevering use of this valuable
SANATIvE.
They are expressly prepared t. be used as an
Aperient, when puaging is necessary, while, US
ing his z xpectorant, and for the removal ofOb'
structions in the Liver, which is often an at
tendant on some of the diseaser of thcbreast Full
directions with each box.
Also JAYNE's CARMINATIvE BALsAM, eel
tain cure for Bowel AND SUMNER Com
PLANTS, DIARRHeA, DYsENTAEY, CHoLIc
CRAMPS, SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE
SOUR STOMACH, CHOLERA MoRBUs, end al
arrangement Of the STOMACH and BOWELS.
| All of the above Medicines are for sale by
SIDNEY MOODY, AGENT.
| MiGdlebury. March 90, 1913. 49;lY
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Z Bald or Hard Heads, are invited to make a
liberal application of this Tonic to the heads OF
their lords and if il do moi make them more fex.
ible and manageable will at least restore their
hair and add much comfort and beauty of the
gentleman.
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ESA3.
w DOL! w COLL!

The undersigned takes this method 10 inform
the public that he has rebuilt his factory. fifty
rods north of the bridge in Salisbury village,
where he is able to attend 10 every mans wants
in the article of PLAIN CLOTH Of all qualities
and colors. CAssIMEREs do, SATINETTs do,
and FLANNELs do. Particular attention paid 10
DYEtNG, All his cloths arc Wool Dyed, and
and better coors than can be obtained in this vi
ciniiy. The undersigned now has his machinery
in successful operation, and is ready to receive
Wool 10 manufacture by the yard or on shares
Also, will exchange Cloth !or Fleece Wool,
Pulled wool, oets and Tags. lie VIII positively
do as well or better in respect 10 price Of work,
or quality and goodness of cloth exchanged. as
any other mill in this vicinity. Wool CARDING
and CLOTH DRESSING attended to as usual -
6;1y II. w. WALKER.
n. B. Fifty rods north the bridge Salisbury
Vili1ge, please call and examine. II, W, Fl,
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IS THERE BALM IN GILEAD WAS
the pathetic exclamation of the prophet Of Isre-
al as ne beheld tia degradation and miseries Of
his peope-and does not the heart Gfthe phi
anihroplst move with emotions of commlsera-
ION and sorrow as he witnesses the hopeless
and helpless Condition of thousands dying all a.
round him with Consumption, and other pulmo-
nary affections, and TO ash, sis there TO balm
that can heal them p nor physicians TO rescue
them from death2 Yes, there is a balm that
Will heal them, and at once arrest those fatal
diseases and restore them te health. II is found
in JAYNE's ExPECroRANT, which never fails to
relieve
1t is prepared by Dr.. d Jayne. 305 Broadway,
New York, and 20 South Third street, Phlla-
delphia.
Price, 81 per bottle.
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w. e. J. Whitaker,
CABINET MAKERS.

I'D RESPECTFULLY inform the inhabi-
ia tants Of this vicinity, that they have
located themselves in the building called the
old Markham place, directly west Of Asa
Francis store, and opposite the wooden fac
tory, where they have on hand good assort-
nj
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WORMS CAUSE DEATH.

And many suffer for months, and even
years, from them, without suspecling the
cause, They may be known by bad breath
picking al tie nose, gnawing al the stomach,
paleness about The lips and flushed chez Ks,
starting in sleep, grinding of the teeth, pain
in the stomach, belly, and joints, flashes of
heat, chills, drowsiness. headache, fits. bad
bad taste in the mouth, dry cough leveTi>h-
ness, voracious appetite, leanness, itcLing of
the arms &c. The multitude of cases these
Lozenges have cured is almost incredible &
failure has never been known
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Picheled and Dried FISH, for Sale by
Sept % liza STEWART
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WORMS, WORMS. WORMS!-JAYNE's
Tonic VERMIFuGE-This Vcrmifugc is per.
fectlv safe, and pleasant that children will
not refuse to take il. 1t efiectually DESTROYS
worms. ne utralisses acidI,y or sourness of the
stomach, increases the appetite, and acts as
&c neral and permanent tonic, and is therefore
exceedingly beneficial to Intermittent and re-
mlttent fevers, indigestion, sc. and is almost
a certain cure for fever and ague, and what is
of more importance it does it permanently.
II not only destroys worms and invisOrates
the whole system, but il dissolves and carries of
the superintendent slime or mucus, so prevalent
IN the stomach and bowels of children, more es-
pecially Of those in bad health This mucus
forms the bed or nest IL which the Worms pro-
duce their young; and by removing it. It's i'm
possible for worms to remain in the body
1t is lrrmless in its effects on the sys TEN. ard
the health ofthe patient is always improved by
its use, even when no worms discovered
Nume rOus certificates Gifts usefulness have bee n
received, which the proprietor does not consid-
er necessary to publish.
Josiah Thompson, near Salem, n j., admins
tered This Vermifuge to a child between two
and three years old. and says that in a few days
she dischaI ged one hundred and thirty seven
large worms
Mr.. Jos ph A. Lentz, of the Penn Township
Savings Institution, Philadelphia, gave it TO one
Of his children; and says that after the sixth dose
it brought away about fifty worms at one, fi7e
and six inches long
Mr.. Ferdinand Woodruff used two bottles of
this Vermifuge for dyspepsia, and in the course
of two weeks discharged upwards ofthirty pieces
Of tape worm, and was thereby perfectly cured.
Another gentlemen Of this city had it admin
ost red TO hns little daughter about three years
old, when she had number of discharges rom
h er bowels, composed entirely Of little white
, thread worms. He says they came away from
her not only by hundreds, but may say by
thousands separately and liz solid balls as large as
hickory nuts, composed entirely of dead worms
Sick Headaehe-Many ladies and gentlemen
have found this vermifugo TO be a permanent
cure fur sick headache
Piles-Numerous cases ofpiles have been per
ectly cured BY the use Of this valuable Vermi-
uge.
Finally, what the publich have long desired,
medicine ofths kind, which might be depended
upon, prepared by regular physician, is now
offered 10 them, and can be had of DR.. Jayne,
| No. 20 South Third street, Philadelphia, and at
mis- office No 3O5 Broadway, New York.
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10 Physicians.

Doct. Luther Corey, b ing DESTROYS T. close b
business and leave for the west (the ns seaso
now offers his stand for sale on such terms that
well bred Physician, may fni it profitable to ia
prove III opportunity Of purchasing.
Those wishing to settle please call and xami'
to their satisfaction.
LUTHER CORY.
Bridport, Aug. 25th. 1913. lS;t.
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I'D UTTER AT s CENTS. First rate
ed table butter, for sale at cents per
pound, at the neU cheap store.
BROWN & SHELDON.
Alpacas,

Alpacas,
French and English Merino's Fig'd and
Plain M. D. LANES, Bombozines, Chusans,
and also all other goods for winter dresses
just received and for sale uery lOIo at
A. FRANCIS
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New Goods.
THE subscribers have just received from
I Boston al extensive and well selected
assortment of
GOODS

Consisting of great variety of articles
which are wanted in almost every family =
We invite the public generally, to call and
examine. and see whether they cannot find
almost every article they need, and at such
prices as will induce them to buy. Is we 10
not mean TO be undersOld by any one. We
have great assortment OF Trimmings for
both Ladies and Gentlemen, such rs fringes,
gimps, cords, laces, bonnet silks plumes. ar
tificial flowers ribons, ladies' kid gloves, sc.
Sc. Crapa-delanes, cashmeres, muslin de-
lanes, alpaccas, and almost every article sui
table for the season, for ladies' and gentle
mems wear. Also a large assortment Of
boots and shoes, for both ladies and gentle
men; cheaper than can be found in Addison
county, and of the very best quality.
A. CHAPMAN, & SON.
| n. N
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ONLY GIVE 1T A FAIR TRiAL.-We ask
no more Of any one than 10 give DR.. Jay mes
Expectorant fair trial, and if it does not cure
the various diseases for which il is rec 1mmcnded
sooner or more effectually than any other med
icine that has ever been offered 10 the public,
the projectors willing 10 undergo any penalt,y
however, severe, the pnblc Imay see prope: TO
impose upon him. 1t has, it Will, and it can
cure coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis. bleeding
from the lungs or throlt, whooping cough;
Group, and verv large minority of the most
hopeless cases Of consumption, when physicians
and their prescriptions fail to do any good. A
gain we say, try it. 1t will not harm you, but
must and will pc you gpoi. II is prepared on.
ly by DR.. D. JAYNE, No. 90 South Third street
Philadelphia, and No. 305 Broadway, New
York. Price $ per bottle
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Wool !

THE Subscriber will pay cash for u
wool delivered at his Factory, in Midi es'
Sept p, 1913 IRA STEWAHT- Ii
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MY HEAD WILL SPLIT


Is often said by those whu are subject 10
headache. Shermau's Camphor Lozenges
will cure any case, no matter how bad IN
ten minutes. They cure Palpatation of the
heart, sea sickness, lowness of spirits, des
poudency, fatigue and most nervous diseases
IN that short space Of time They dispcl all
the distressing symptoms Of nights dissi-
paioh, keep up the spirits, and enable per-
son To undergo great mental and bodily toll.
They enabled Geo. Washington Dixon TO
walk ~ hours without rest or sleep. He
said lie could not nave done 1t without them.
MY COUGH WILL KILL ME
Say many, and still they go on neglecting
II I'LL the grave swallows them up. Sher-
mans Cough LoZenges will Immediately al
lay all ordinary cases. They cure the most
obstinate, recent ones, in few hours, and
never fail to do so. In Asthma. whnnping-
cough, cough attending measles, and light
ness OF the chest they give instant relief. In
Consumption, where death has not set his
seal, these LoZenges will restore the bloom
TO the haggard cheek and health Ia the other
wise lost patient. They have cured n great
many persons that. had been given up by their
ply sicians and friends. Their celebrity Eir
curing Coughs and Colds so quick and easily
is known throughout the civilized world. and
the demand COR them is beyond the conception
Of all. Only think of five or six LoZennes.
as pleasant 10 the taste as a common sugar
plumb, curingthe most distre ssing Coughs in
less than thirty minutes.
RHEU MATISM & LUMBAGO
Pain and weakness in the breast side back
OF any part Of the body, Female Weakness,
falling Of the w omb, Piles, &c, cured by
Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster, which costs
only IL IL cents. Applied 10 corns, itdraws
them out by the roots without the least pain.
When such men as the Hon Aaron Clark,
Hon Ed. Porter, Hon B u Beardsey, Rev
Darius Anthony. Rev Sebastian Streete, Rev
Mr. Handbook, Doctors Mott, Rodgers.
Smith aud Vanderpool, Col C S Demon and
MAJOR, 'pham lend their sanction with thou
sands oil others That hove been culed by US
ing sherman's Lozenges, none can doubt their
great and unqnestionable virtues, 49-y1
A e emit
Russell & Gridley & S. Moody, Middleburv;
Rufus Richardson. SherLurn; Strong &
Buck and Henry Simonds, Pittslord; Ruel
Parker, Clarendon North Flats: Daniels
d Bell, Rutland; S. f. Leonard Walling-
ford; Laphaim Vale, South Wallingford;
Q. & S. Bellard, East Clarendon; Samuel
Tonsand, Wellingford; Allen Graves, Wells;
a. X: Vale d Co., Danbey Borough; Semi.
ca, Smith Dandy 4 Corners; E. Jammison
CastleIon; Fl. Hubbard, Parvlette; Fred
erlck Ksllagg, East Poullney; Jhon C Saw
yer & Ira Bingham, Sudbury; d Bush,
q w Chapman, Orwell; Warren & Bliss &
Nolney Ross, Brandon; Hooker & Wooster,
West Poultney; Royal Blake, Brandon; J.
& o. Simonds, Whiting; F. Huntington, (
u w. r. BixbT, Vergennes; Benjamine
Haskell Samuel Everts, Cornwall; D. & G. B
Rich Kent Wright, snoreham; nehemiah
Pray, Salisbury; Munsoh & Dean, Bristol;
Merritt & Moon, General agents for Rut- |
land ano Addison Counties.
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HAVE YOU A COUGH ?-Do moi neglect
L; thousands have met premature death for the
want of a little attention to common cold.
Have you Cough ?-DR. JArNE's ExPEc-
ToRANT, u safe medical prescription, containing
no poisonous drugs, and used in an extensive
practice for several years, will most positively
afford relief, and save you from that awful dis
ease PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, which annually
sweeps into the grave hundreds of the young
the old, the fail, the lovely and the gay.
Have you a Cough BE persuaded TO pur-
chase bottle of this Expectorant. TO-DAY
To morrow may be too late.
Have you Cough ?-Jayne's Expectorant
is the only remedy you Should take to cure you.
For this plain Reason, That in no one of the
thousand cases where it has been used has il
failed TO relieve.
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DR., JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT--T in
valuable medicine is daily effecting some of the
most astonishing and wonderful cures that have
ever been known. All who have used it for
Asthma, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Hopping
Cough. Group or Hives. Consumption, Chronic
PIeurisy, Hoarseness, Pain and Soreness Of tie
Breast, difficulty of Breathing, and every OF her
disease OF the LUNGS and BREAST, eau and d.
attest 10 its usefulness. BRONCHITIS, "a disease
which is annually sweeping thousands upon
thousands to a premature grave, unde: the mis-
taken name of CONSUMPTION, is always cured
BY il. The usual symptoms of this disease (BrUn.
chitisl are Cough, Soreness Of III, Lungs or
Throat, Hoarseness, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Asthma, Hectic Fever, splitting up of phlegm
or matter, aud sometimes blood. II is an inla-
nation ofthe fine skin which lines the inside o.
the whole of the wind tubes oil air vessels,
which run through every TT of The Lungs
! This Expectorant Immediately supPresses the
! Cough, Pain, inflammation, Fever, and difficulty
of Breathing, and produces 4 free and easy Ex.
pcctoration, and Il cure is soon effected.
/ Railways cures AsTHMA-two or three la. 90
doses will cure the Group or HIVES of children
in from fifteen inmates TO an hours time Ii
Immediately subdues the violence of HOPPING
COUGH and effects speedy cure. Hundred.
who have been given up by their physicians a.
ncurable with CONSUMPTION" have been re-
stored to perfect health by it.
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Oct. 10, 1s43.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-06-26
[correspondence q az Madisonian.

ST. LOUIS, June II, ls43.
The war has now fairly commenced. The "ha-dsp
against the "sots,n or the Benton exclusiyc-metac-
currency men, against the liberal mixed-currency
Democrats. The f" bards" are the heightened radi-
cal Benton Van Buren, men, who have heretofore
concentrated all the political power Of the State in
the hands Of central clique" at Toyete and JEFF
ferson city, and who obey the nod of Col Benton as
though he wcro SUPREME DIcrAroR while the anii-
hdrds are some OF them for Van Buren,, some FOR Col
Johnson, and for Calhoun and Tyler, and advo-
cate sound, we-restrctcd banks the election Of del
egates TO the National Convention on the district
system, and generally in favor Of May, 1874 for
the meeting Of the Convention.
The I" hardsr have put forth The Missouri Standard
as the organ Of their principles, placed Mr. Van Blu
rem at its head and declared il to be the instrument
with which they intend TO break down the Missouri
Reporter the leading Democratic organ Of this por-
ton Of the Union, and edited by the veteran PsNs.
one of the abes and most indeistigabIe political
writer's in tho Democratic ranks. Col Benton ON
finding when here last fall that he could not whp the
Reporter into his traces, and make it donouncc all
Democratic Senators who voted for the Treaty Of
Washington, and advocate an exclusive metallic cur
renoy and the enactment Of penal laws to forbid UNI
der severe pains and penalties the circulation or
city and county scrip, tho paper money Of other
States, &c. &C., issued an edct that press must be
put in operation to break down the refractory spirits
and advocate tho real Simon Pme doctrines of the
Desfrucfues.
His nephew, Col. Brant, was to furnish The funds
to establish the paper, since he had amassed for
tune during Mr.. Van Burens Administration, and
could well afford to expond few thousands to bring
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THE HON. HUGH swINToN LEGARE.

In announcing, yesterday, the death of this
distinguished gentleman, summoned from us
in the midst Of brilliant and prosperous career,
and in the vigor Of manhood and usefulness,
our feelings were too much saddened 10 enable
US to offer the tribute due to bis patriotism, viz
tues and character. That last melancholy duty
is now to be discharged, and our remarks are
rendered in the spirit of sympathy and affection
proper TO the occasion of this national bereave-
ment.
Mr.. Legare was born in Charleston, South
Carolina, in the year 1897. His early cduca-
ton and principles were formed under the care
and tuition Of the Rev DIR. Waddell, celebra-
ted Scotch Divine, whose good fortune it has
been, TO have witnessed the value and impor-
lance Of the sound lessons thus early incuIcated
exempli6ed in the highest stations by the most
prominent and able men of that State. After
having thus laid the foundation of his educa-
ton, and having ilnbibed at this pure fountain
that moral instruction and rectitude of princi-
rle which shone so highly throughout his whole
career he was admitted to Columbia COLE &c,
where he graduated with the first honor
and the most marked distinction at eighteen
years of age. Even at this early period of
his life, the eyes of his class and college
were turned upon him with hope and ex-
pectallon, as the first among the rising young
men OF his native Slate, and destined to occupy
an elevated post in her own and the National
Councils. Encouraged and stimulated to real
lze these anxious wishes, and ambitious Tor the
service and honor of his country he embarked for
Edinbmg locompleIe, in the accomplished schools
Of its University, the higher altanments, which
subsequently formed so interesting aud valuable
part of his public history. Having establish
ed an enviable reputation at Edinburg, beloved
by all, the companion Of the Professor, the