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DIR. LIBBY'S Vegetable LIFE
Pills & Bitters.

mr. LlBBN'S BIFTERS are certain cure of Dyspcp
~ sy and Nervous Affections; they are peculiarly aIap
ted to remove those distressing complaints, not by con
stantly physiclng, but by strengthen the system. Ne
greater mistake can be made than suppose that DNspep
s or any other disease, arising from debility can he eur
Ell ny frequent forced action on the bowels with purguye
medicines. Where these complaints exist the system is
already too weak aud every additional dose tends To make
more So The Bitiers, on Tic contrary, acting us ton
ic strengthening the digestive organs and assist them to
perform their functions nature designed. Hence il
found To he ecatiOs RsOin those diseases peculiar to M
males which arise more frequently from weakness than
any other cause. The aged aud nr Of both sexes and
persons OF sedcniary habits prone cOsyencss, who sui
era from loss 0 Appetite have experienced great benefit
from them In cOnvaescncc from CvCrS and other acute
disorders il restores strength and individuals afflicted
with Nervous Headache and other arrangements of the
nervous functions, have been entirely cured by This rene
dy.
DIR bhys Vegetable Life pills are ant-bilous antlys-
Poetic, aud antncrcural aud may be Justly Consider
ed universal medicine. hut they peculiarly beneficial
III The following cOmplants-yeOw and bilious iCycrs, e
yer and ague dSpcsy crOuplyGr complaints sick mead
ache, Juundcci asthma drOpsy, rheumatism, ell
lngcment al the Spleen piles ChOlc female distractions
heartburn, iurre tongue nasca distortion OF the s0n-
ache and bowels, inCipent darrhca, iatulcncy habit
Jul c0slyeness, loss oappelite botches or saow com
peNon. and in all cases torpOr Of the bowels, where
cnrhnrtic or IN apcrcnt needed They exceed
gly mud in their operations, producing neither nausea.
nor gripping debility COMSTOCk a TYLER
Wholesale Agents, New York. I
Sold also by J. ROSS, JR., Woodstock; Geo. LYMAN
Norwichi Adams, Smith co. Ludlow; Gilson Smith a
o. ProctOrsvc; Joseph liadGy, South Chester Shurwin
Richardson n Coz Chester u u Newton, Norwich; Chas
D0dd RoChescr NJ. sylvester ~ CO.. GAY svile; Justin C.
Brooks, lIartiOrdj ~ Warnrr, WinlsOr Bartlett 4
Nhcomb aud co. Wcahcrsnod Bow; Al Thompson
co. SnrlugiicIi Pierce and Smith, lIcIhe William skin
erRoynon; Baxter NUaibrdgc, Sharon Walton BrOwn
liOGm
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-10
Genuine GOrdak Medicine,

TUST received aud for sale by the subscriber one door
D west Of the Post Office full supply Of the above cee
rat,d Medicine for the OF Nervous Headache Dis
of the Heal Palpitaon orihe Heart oppression Of
the Breast Dyspepsy. ar Indigestion. FnIulcnc,. or
Wind Costiveness, Pain in the Ra,k, Side and Limbs,
Jnundice Liver Complaints, Salt Rheum. Scrolua. Iep
cnuk.r piles and all internal and external humors
nositiyely the hest medicine ever invented.
Numerous certificates from persons Of responsibility
+. .SOUTIiGATE.
February G, Isi3
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-10
CONCORD RAIL ROAD
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-10
TUONsOYIAN MEDICINE,

THOMSONIAN MEDICINE.
PURE AND UNiDULTERiTED MEDiCiNE
At NATlrL RANDALL'S Jcwclry Store, is kept a
"A good assortment of TnoMsoNIAN MEDICINE con
sisting of
Rheumatic or Hot Drops, Brown LOhca,
Wine Bittcrs, Puvcrized Slippery Elm,
Dyscntery Syrup, Meadow Fcrne Ointment,
Vegetable Jelly, Healing shlve,
Liniamcnt, Stimulating l.inament,
Fine lubclin, Composition,
Cough Balsam, Cayenne,
Neryine or Nacrian, Spice lIitters,
Green Lobclia, Woman's Friend, &c
All for sale mt the Roston prices at
Apr20, 1919 NiTHINEL RANDALL.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-10
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RHEUM ATISM
DIR. ISRAEL DELEMATER'S


R II I I NJ A T ! S M.
TT gives immediate relief, and strengthen weak limbs
i extends contracted cords, cures all nnmhntss, takes
down swrngs, and removes inltmatton.
II is Frequently urged lhr Rheumatism cannot he cured
BIS external applications. But it Is certainly true, that
he on reached but entirely curcdhy external ana
internal rcmdics, used at the srnc time. This the pro
proprietor Of the Eminent and Specific Is prepared to
prove the entire satisfaction Of every one who Is allie
ted with this distressing complaint by literal and
uncq voca WARRANTED, tnt whoever will faithfully use
unc bottle of DR. Deimntcr's Rheumatic Linment cyler
nally aud bottle of the Indian Rheumatic Specific ill.,
tcrnay aud return the empty bottles to where they
purclasrd il not cured shall have the purchase money
refunded in full. COMSrOCk n TlLER
Wholesale Druggists and sole Agents, New York
Sold also " !. ROSS, JR., Woodstock; Geo. Lyman.
Norwich; Adams, Smith 20 Ludlow; Gibson smith CO.
Pructorsyc Joseph IIadley, south Chester; Sharwin
Richardson a co. Chester; u Newton, Norwich; tlas
DOld Roches,rri sylvester co, Gaysvilc' Justin
Brooks Hartford; d II Wardncr, NindsOr Bartlett Il
WhitcOmb and co. Wcahcrsfcl Bow; A l. Thompson n
co. Springfield; Pierce smith, Bethel; William Skin
erloyaltoni Baxter Ualbrdgc. Sharoni Uaon Brown
Fcchyilie. llO-6m
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-10
SAFFRON! SAFFRON!

A Fresh lot of Saffron just received from the Shakers
IN and fol sale by N. RANDALL.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-10
GREAT NATIONAL WORK.

'IMPpAN& BENNETT, No. Ia WASHINGTON stree
i Boston, propose Ia publish by subscriptions in Tour
teen monthly numbers at the low price Of twenty. iv
cents each number, the life of
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-09-27
September 81, ls4s.

own or sell man, and 10 another advertise
so likely negroes for sale on advantageous
terms, &c. In another say we will publish
any number Of such advertisements, at The
following rates-so many insertions of such
length foe 81 90 or other sum. The A. 5.
papers do not sell their principles for money
in this way, and trust ] say, that the Re-
generator will not. You say you are crowd
ed for space in the remaining Telegraphs.
Does not this show that the right in this case,
as always, would be the .expedienI2 Dis
pense with your advertisements and give
room for a COMMUNICATION. Away with them.
It's compromising principle TO publish them.
II is my decided opinion that the name, Re-
generator, ought not to be assumed until this
business is abandoned. Until this is done,
the paper will be unworthy VI the name. If
you will send me 1-2 doz. or 1-2 score Of the
remaining numbers Of the Telegraph, feel
pretty certain can get that many, or at least
a number OF subscribers for the Regeneration.
Your friend and brother in the bonds of
community. SAMUEL SELLERS, JR.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-09-27
20 8

| move the sourse of all our social discord
not merely TO contend with effects.
but to battle against causes. Men eve
~ "here sustain false relations. Socie-
y Is based!upon antagonisms. Men can
not practically obey the great preceDt
OF our Saviour" Love thy neighbor as
myself" Society every where offers \
premium upon deception, fraud and tyr-
amy. The equality of the race i no
where recognized. Men mus, e.,
pace themselves in love relations. The
remedy IS simple : the object sublime
the work Is ennobIing. Come nm
friends, from the East, West Nortb
ana south = aid US with your delibara
lions, and strengthen the cause bv vnnr
cooperation. Come one, come all -
The friends have secured . l,ca,;o,
Tor the community, which combines al
most every possible advantage for bealb
taste, and convenience. TO view the
Premlses-to examine its groves. lawns
and waterfalls, will well repay a iourno
ey OF several hundred miles.
ne Community at SkaneateIes and
lrienos In It's Immediate vicinity, will ex.
tend their hospitality to STRANGERS from
a distance. 1t is expected that The
trends IN Central and Western New
10; ork Will come abundantiy furnished
with provisions. We have reason 70 ex-
Pect that this Convention will be mr.
merously attended, spirited, and deepIv
interesting. -.
L|it may be we'll to add, that the
ere lanai runs through Jordan, a VIII
lase distant about five miles from the
community, and that the SkaneateIes,
Branch Rail Road unites the Cemmuni-
ty with the Great Western Rail Road.
|. Additionally, yours, =.
r. J. A. Collins.
|. .-.:. ..e.... JoHN Davis, "
..-.... n. Fl. WHIrING,
J. %. WATTLEs.
+; 5. VIII the friends who net tbia
Gil have the kindness TO have # inserf1
ca 10 their papers in their vicinity, and
also extend the notice far and wide5
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-09-27

p My friend, 81 j." of Huntington,
formerly signing, IAN Inqoirer," is informed
that I think space in the Telegraph, and my
own time at present, too valuable to be de-
voted TO lengthy articles making inquiries
and asking for replies, on points where !
have already been abundantly explicit and
direct, as constant and attentive readers
know, and as he might have known, if he
could have afforded to pay postage on papers
that would have give him the information
sought. ~ ......... -
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-09-27

ciple ofgood, that reproves the world Of
sin; which is the comforter for all them
who forsake their sins, their own right
eousness, and all false jud gment, which
exceeds tina! ofthe Serbs and Pharisees,
who in all ages, did and do shut the
Kingdom of Heaven against men, not
entering themselves, nor suffering, but
prosecuting them that would"
1t has always been the policy Of tie
Priests to darken and bewlder man.
kind. 1t is said, they darken counsel
with words without knowledge. This is
not always the case by any MEANS
They DO not sin ignorantly; most ofithem
have knowledge and understanding.
1t s only right application that s wan
ted The Priests are generally men (if
they may be so called) of intelligence.
But they have set reason and revelation
aside. They have embarked IN de-
grading traffic, and in order to sustain it
man must necessarily be kept in ignor-
ance. Consequently the poor, land much
to be pitied dupes are superstitious and
idolatrous worshipping book, man,
senseless, soul degrading mummeries, &c.
The Priest glories in this; his influence
and bread is made secure by it. Times,
however, are undergoing wonderful
change. Light is peryading the world
of mind. If we had more Telegraphs,
it would, believe hasten the day of u
UNIVERSAL righteousness, and consequent
ly peace throughout our borders.
Go on, friend. Speak out the Truth.
Call things by their right names, without
the fear Of mar. twill certainly shake
priest-cralt to its center. 1t now begins
to totter. Light will dispel the dark
ness. 1t must fall, and great s0iU be The
OrerthrOs0. IL. ~. -.=::......: j.: =.
Please excuse the freedom have TAX.
en- in thus writing thee. Believe me
thy sincere friend, in the best sense of
the term. ..~ .".*. .s-.... .-..~.e -.
.:=~..:... G. M. CooPER. "
| have not for some time, designed to
make more Of the name, Jesus, than my
Friend aud Brother would. If have
done it, it was from habit in the use of
language. Perhaps have not always
been sufficiently careful in making the
distinction alluded to. | agree with the
Brother that names are small things. 1t
is of small comparative Importance with
me whether this name or that is used
by individuals in their expression oftheir
views of Deity. To magnify small things
into great ones, and keep attention of
the people to them, is. as the Brother
says, the work of priests While they
are thus engaged we will be endeavor-
ing to build up what is really true and
valuable-1ceU being and aeeU doing
If this will not regenerate and save
mankind from their present deplorable
condition. they must go on destroying
themselves and destroying one another.
Certain J am that priestcraft promotes
mutual and self destruction, and not
salvation. r. *.=.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-09-27
For The Teleg raph.
The Terms, Jesus, and Christ.
WILLIAMsoN,. n. York, }
S,b toll


9Th mo. 18th. 1913.
Esteemed Friend o. S. MQrrau.-
observe by reading the Telegraph that
thou usest the term Christ as synonv.
nous with Jesus. have a very differ
ent view, BY keeping broad distinct
ION, think, we may avoid perplexitv
particularly in the discussion of rbeolooy
The term Christ, implies TO me ihe
power or wisdom of God. God itself
a principle of illimitable goodness It
appears to me, by keeping this distinction,
Il would be more clearly understood. -
Jesus was man Christ is God the
Creator of all. Names, | know, are
nothing. s the life and substance
that S wanted. This is merely a suc-
gestlon for thy consideration mot dc
Itation.
VIM BayIey, an ancient friend, in
speaking Of Christ, says: /" Hiss that
Goo, that made the world, and all men
ofone blood that dwell on the face OF
the earth. This is he that formed the
mountains, and created the winds, whom
the heaven of heavens cannot contain:
and dwells with him that is an humble
and eontrIte spirit, and he walks in his
people, whose God he only is,who know
him to dwell in them. This is that prin.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-09-27

we should have in being in such relations
TO the fire as described in the burning of
The house. / do not understand brother
Brooke, to require more thar to do the
best thing we can without it, aud only use
il as far as necessary. In this agree
with him entirely.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-09-27

L5 Thank brother J, Fl. Painter, Of sa-
lem, Ohio, for his generous offer to act as
agent for the Regeneration, and for the favor
transmitted. All other friends ofreform are
invited 10 do the same, not waiting for in-
diVidual Invitation.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-09-27
Community Place, Skaneat-1
eles, Sept. 18th, 1913. {

BELOVED FRIENDS: = We have been
urgently requested 6y Roa0tand r. Rob
iRsoa, Thos. N Cliatock, Margaret Pr
Or. PaHen DaUis, N1thL RaadaH, Ann
King, John Alden. Wm O. DuraH. Ez.
ra c Smith, archibald Green, Mario
LOOMS, Darid CogslOeH, d. r, Stone.
Joseph Sac0se, and upwards ofTHREE
HUNDRED other persons in different
parts of the Free States, to issue call
for a general convention, to be holden
this fall, In some central part of the
country, to devise ways and means, and
TO mature plans for giving efficacy and
success tosthe Community enterprise.
The undersigned, therefore, would
earnestly and affectionateIy invite You to
meet on the farm secured for the Com
munity, in Shaneateles, Onondaga Co.
n. Z. on SATURDAY and SUNDAY, Oct.
the 18th and 18th, commencing at 10
o'clock, A. NJ.
From the very deep interest manifest
ed wherever this great question has been
presented, we are confident that the time
has come for immediate, united, efficient
and energetic action.
The object of this gathering is not to
labor especially for the benefit of any
particular class, but for the entire race
NOT to concentrate our efforts upon
any one manifestation of evil. but to re-
)
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-09-27
coMuUNITY CONVENTION.

TO tile Friends Of a Reorganization of
The Social System, by a Commaaity of
Property and Interest Tbroughout he
En3,aJr3,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-09-27
). A Collins, i
JoHN Davis,
n. Fl. WHrrINe,
: L q w .. ,

r 5. viii the friends who get this.
Gil have the kindness to have il insert
cd 10 their papers in their vicinity and
also extend the notice far and wide5
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-28

parry should scuceed at lie nen ,,..,
and in order that this should h. a.
they take this ground; that the dem.
Of lS4O will vote for the nomins.
convention whoever he may be, a.,
becomes important 10 know who "a.
The greatest accession of strength ! Y
party. They say further that / !, 1
beliefihat Mr.. Van Buren, can onlv ,''s
democratic vote Of 1910, which wo ol,
insufficient to elect him; thy saev \
that in their opinion Mr.. Calhoun n.y.
get a number Of votes in addition II !
democratic vote of 1910, and would A.
fore be a stronger candidate than n
Van Buren, even cOnceding that the lam
is greater fayorite with the demo,,,'
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-28
no Candidates.

We are prepared, at this Office, to fur.
nish Election Tickets al the shortest no.
tice.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-28

Sits a fact worthy.of remark, and one
too which should not be forgotten, that the
friends of Col. Johnson, 0. Gen. Cass,
and of Mr.. Buchanan, are never guilty
otcalling in question the purity OF the acts
and purposes of The friends Of Mr.. Van Blu
ren."- MiSSisSippiau. es.i
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-28
MEssRs. CLAYTON & BROWN,

Candidates for Governor, will address
their feIlow.citizens as follows:
Canton, Madison CO., Thursday, 18th Oct.
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oieielben pelebe friter Ibpn BON Dtensss
nanntem Serfauft ,rurbsh.
Velbam's beriibmter
Soarbouno Ganey fir 5uitsn, grfaltun.
sen, Aus3ehruns &c.
Stnte's pectoral CRIME Tropfen,
tar 5siisrfeit Snfnen5@ grfdltunsen &c.
Sr. Gthters 2tflibrun9s-D -Dillen
5ofelt ansmpfcblen Sur gtsinisuus pes Sps
items bon allen bilibGen &ranfbeiten.
Defferer's l23 gents anscnebme pursier.
pIlcn.
1Driabt's SnoianiIebe Srauter.piaen.
Sranoretb's piaen.
er miro ebenIc fcrt,pabreno auf 6ano
balten: Stdrfnnsspfaler, @oofrep's gors
eial, Sateman'e sropfsn, barlemer Or.
brittiIct OsL Spisf6I, Opotelocc, @o[o
Sinftnr, galtor6l, ih6es Oel, >imcuen gf.
fens, Cinnamon Sepir5: Sfelfen grIcmIal,,
Slauberial;, &c. &c. ,peltbss ct aae ,u pe;,
nlsbriaiten preifen berfaufen wirr.
Neaoin9, Sanuar 3. IS.
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Ktel1lep's Gege1r Grabel
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mar, pie aRtb bic sroben SebmerseM in meis
nen 0lieren Derlcren, unb nlebt branebte 70
oft 3Dader 5u maeben uno caB ieb i'm Stans
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,u tbnn - ,lno per16ere, pa6 1te oas bette
sariersDnttel ltnb tpsltbes iet jemaIs scncm.
men babe.
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Husult Q. 81.
Ss Simptomen ODER Infans BON oieCer
filrbtrlieben Sranfbeit, ftno, 0rmf auf Der
8laIr 8rennen cber Sehnaoen teim TBai:
fermatben coer nadb oemGelben, Geis ca,u
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ina1en ebe IS ecmint, SlierensSebmer,cn uno
sroBe Shmerjcn i'm Sreu5. Ge f1nb aud
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Se9ltobllien llniperlol: piQen.
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PIE SfDatbteln nit neucn 3etteln perfeben
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scr Strade nacb SernDille; @amuel 6eeb(er
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Z. 9. g NJ bert' s

General U9entfd,afts uno Commit I(tonsz
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fcrtemcnt bon dbten Datentsmeoisine ipsls
che ale pbllis sepraft ftno caB ite ole Sranfs
heitsn betlen fpcfir te empfcblen perpen,
nle man aus Nttritaten i'm @tobr Gtben Fam.
Inter oieIen bcfnben ltt6:
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Itbmsn. ltteItate bon b6tbtt reIpeftabeln
Perlonem iber ibrsn qHertb, fnb su Isbsn.
preis 3baler bic SlaIbe.
SAL fam Don Gun9enwurS
b66t bsribmt fir Die iebnelle Sur ItbaoTidbsr
Suiteh Itbma, 8rutteIbperSen &c. prsis
so gente Die SIalbe.
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uno 9cnic W1ebieamente, Gin rpirtIames
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folebes 1T cs init bem 9rt6ten Scrtrauen
empfcblen. ebenfalls en Gebr bcrsnaitbes
2lnti Dispep0a pulper - ,lno peranpernre
piIlen, preparirt burtb eieielbe pericn.
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40 Sabren arprift Itnp, cine pollc SeIhreis
tuns oaUon fnoet man in 9pptt's SeIunos
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