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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-28
From the New Haven Herald.

Nucleus OF THE COMET. We had u fair OPP
portuny Saturday evening, the Ilth, of observ-
ing the nucleus or head Of the comet, it being at Z
o'clock considerably elevated above the horizon land
close to the well known BateR Of the whale (55
se.) At this time, its right ascension l hour
IS minutes ard lis declinaton III degrees, nearly
setting about twenty minutes before eight o'clock
The train occupied in fact than two hours in
setting; but being immersed in the vapor the hor
lion, its feeble light extingushed rapidly, and
long before it had actually set. The nucleus was
doubtless far less brilliant than it would have been
had its altitude been greater, and the absent
but even under these disadvantages it presented the
appearance Of bright central spot, enveloped in
misty haze, elongated in the direction of the train,
the whole mewhat resembling lamp seen through
shade Of ground glass, The train was better
than heretofore, being elevated above the hori-
zon, and extending farther eastward. Its visible
length about forty degrees-northern margin a
bout two degrees south of Gamma EriiGm-easten
visible limit near the Scertre-shape resembling
very large feather, with the convex side upwards.
ale College, March Is.
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SITE OF VERMONT.

DISTINCT OF 0NLLA y, >.
A r Trobsta Court h"llrn 81 I-ashureh within
y and ;r the District aforesaid on thc 2l~t d.
Of March A. y. 1879. an Instrument ynrTDr'ig
TO - the IS, VIII AMI Testament Of DEBORAH
NILCD1. Ia;c cf Nosgan. Ia said Disri,t de
90 a 4. r---, MED 80 the rour. here fnr Probate
p, I.hr o. y i!..c~ AID Caivia Wilcox. the Exrcu-
if. therein Mapped Therefore % 4 ordered by sid
r..-. Obj, pa lie notice 10 given Ia ali persnns
tcnl. ~. reiu 10 appear before said eouIt at sr@
.;,,, ,trfsf IL lie hU'lca ~ ir1is;rrh the 81
v,iu-.'. y of April. A. d. ls43. sud rontrsl the
.r.-rs.- s.:I VIII, snl il Is further ordered that
,lt, ORDER % luhislc. three weeks successfully in
ib. q LIS pian t.r SPACE p-iuied 81 -. jvhHsau-
~ ia tbi. stae the lat Il ~h.,h shall BE- urevious
T.. ,r., o., sss- gred, as aforesaid fr hearing.
Given tleT nv hlrl The Register Office this
u I.y 81 Iar b. 4 p i9t3 H95s3
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FEDERAL radical, l2i.
ANTLRADiCAL, no.

Senate Radicals, Consecutive aud ! Wig,
and vacancies.
MILLERIsAI The Now York Union or yc.;el.
day says:-A partner Of one Of our most fespecttbs
Peal street jcbbng houses who has for years been
deemed a pattern Of industry, and ono or ,he bet
statesmen in the street who by fues.ity aid rsr-e-
verence amassed a comfortable property, las become
completely insane on the subject Of 'li,lersln. be-
Iicvcs fully ofrhe approach OF the wol termination
has relmqui>Ae his lutcres, in the concern, IS per-
fecty reckless to what becomes or lis properly
carries bible under his through the streets ari
takes every opportunity Of erteayorug 10 convince
his acquaintance and friends that they should give
upall worldly considerations ard prepare 70, their
speedy ext U. S. Coz.
IT. It is stated that Dani- Fletcher Webster, soa
ofthc Secretary Of State Is 10 go to China as Seere
tary Of Legation with Mr Everett
Washingion Rumor The correspondent Of the BAL
timore Patriot under date of OH last writes tha;
the President had stated in conversation with o.
mother gentleman, that Mr. Webster would 20 10
England Minister, but that he had some business
connected with his department to finish which might
keep him in short time Upon the new organizaioa
of the Ministry MIR Gushing vii rrol0lly'h b. called
TO the head ola department
MISTAKES OF MtLLERIsM. The third a1a.5c.
of series Of Essays under this title by Rev w. r.
Weeks, d. d, of Newark, n. j., has zen Published
in the n. Y. Ob,efver. No less than eight e. 20
in calculation by Mr. Miller are already shown
and more to be shown. DR. Weeks makes sad
work with AIiller's tcests.
WHOLESALE DIvoRC E.-''The act of the low d
Legislature, vetoed by Governor Chambers " ilch d.
vorced SO couple, has been since passed by the re-
CURED two thirds and become Il law E"
These the boys who have been trying TO coax
our girls to SO out there, and get husband, DOM
they wish they may get them:-.HaA.
ArRoCIoUs MURDER. Last night, while Air.
Charles S. Coriies his way f.ou tie Carlton
House to his residence in Leonard street, Persoa
dressed in female apparel came cose to him and
fired pistol at him, the ball from which struck lin
the side ofthe head passed oblilue'y along and
came out near the temple. The assassin immediate.
ly fed and Mr. Cores was taken to the Carlton house
where lie shortly after expired. Pursuit was imme
diatey made after the assassin, who arrested
We learn the ussassnF name is Cotton, and was sit
ting in his writing when the officers arrested
him This is the second attempt made to nssassnate
Mr. Corlies within the last rtnight.-.E Y. Joprncl
Of Commerce.
a more glorious victory cannot be gained over an.
other than this-that when the injury began lis
part the kndncss should begin on that OF ours.
A great religious revival has been going on in Al.
buny and is said that upwards Of 1000 persons have
been converted and joined the various churches.
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-rATE OF AEDMONT

TI-rHIDr or unLrASs.ss.
The Hon ne Prolaie Cur, flr The Dis'r-t Of Or
lcans--iu al Ecrsous cones ~ 81 a. the Estate Of
SIa'o :. lioNtI. late c. A .bluy, d,r,ased.
sR-ErtEG.
~ HENEtS. As y. NoytI. widow of the
w tail jrccssed h Sled "a iA.s court her sp.
P'icauon i1r m assignment e potion Of tho ger.
Fougi estate al sl.J deceased.
Therefore, You aye uo,iGei 20 apiSar at O. Troha,o
C0u" t. 10 holden at tie Probate Olic., At Tras.
burgh, ou The 81 Nclnc- 3 Of yGi next, that
No" may Uc heard ~ tho premises. Mad this notice
shall o.. published three weeks succ,ss,eiy Ia tho
CaiedJniap previous 10 III d,y ol hearing.
G ven u,dCr ny hand a. lla-buT,h iu sll district.
lls u day e March, A. II $40.
1858 GEO. NYE. Judge
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STATE OF VERMONT,
by HIS ExcELLENcY,
CHARLES PAINE, GOVERNOR,
a 7 roc am alton

compliance with the wishes of the people, here
ny appoint FRIDAY, THE lIrH DAY OF April
NEXT to be observed throug bout this commonwealth
as day OF HUMILIATroN, FASTING and Pr AVER
to Almighty God, on account of our individual and
public transgressions:-And respectfully recon-
mend to the people of this State, ubstninng from un-
necessary employment, to devote the day to those re
lsious soIennitics which appropriate to the occa-
sion' which are becoming Christian community, and
expressive of sincere sorrow for our numerous and
aggravated sins.
Given under my hand at Mortified, this goth day
OF March, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty three, and of the inde
pendence of the United States the sixty
seventh.
CHARLES PAINE
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eNE sa.srI.acrs h4sins i-er s.ap1intrI By he
Hoo PROBATE t1uu 'sI ...- Eisul. OF Calslo-
ma commissioner Co rer.st. tEtufr~ ari ssJust
We CLAIMS and demaf.ir 81 sH pcrsoua sgaIast thg
E.l4,c ~
JOHN MOODS
Tate oi Lsrusi, in ssi l.lrtf. Creased. frprs-
scented usolseui, aud TO- team 4 ..r al.ults fron
The 81 dsv VI Mach inst t-iHg allowed .y saI Court
." the eiriiioo Of saj decreased eshirl au, prove
la,lf respective claims bsfars usno gisc uvsr tG-l
We viii alIeud 20 ,us Juitca 4 Uur spt,.iutlrnt q
the dv'lline of widow E.iilhan Nvojs n pirnei
~ sa district. on Monday the gfA OF AupI and
on the 3Ist dIy OF Aagust neat a. pus o'i5k afrr-
noon, each Ufsatd DAYS
B=rrgt, March ~. A. ID 1873
LEVI = PARKS
295N3 :. & BRACKET-r. 00Ial''-'''n''''
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ANOTHER FIREIN BRATTLEBoRo'!-A fire
woke out on Saturday night at about IL e'coct-
IN the upper story of the large brick building owned
y Mr. Birgo, and occupied by Messrs Fowler &
"'Pey as wooden mandatory, and Mr. Stevens rs
reel tactory-in Thomasvie The building and
VIC machinery, together with the Stock on hand and
vic Books Of the establishment, were entirely con-
sl''ed. Not article was savcd.-We understand
building and machinery were partially Insured,
~ nave not yet ascertained the entire loss. Cause
ne hre rnknown.-.asyrurc Journal
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MELANCHOLY DEATH-Ihe body Of John
Lagan, Of this town, was discoveree on "Wednesday
morning last, lying cod and ifeIess upon the ice on
the Lake. He was an industrious shoemaker, and
had been al work, at his trade for time past in
KGcsvilc, New York. He left that place Tuesday
afternoon, and To the half way house, as it is
called, where he stopped to take refreshments.
He remained there till evening, and started with the
intention, it is supposed Of coming here to visit his
family. i'ut, as the hight dark and somewhat
chilly. is probable that he lost his way, end becom
ing weary, bewidered, and gradually benumed, he
fell upon the ice and frozen a coroner's in
west was held upon his body Wednesday nor
ming, and the verdict was that the deceased came to
his death by freezing Burlington Flee Press
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-28

L"oE OUT. Counterfeit . bds Of ths Nea
England Bank, Boston. and or,h- Clrrrruor, usa..
Ciarcmont, \. II. arc in circulation.
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CiiARADE.
Nv 6r-, y what i often made
tlT t3oac th-t are accused;
Nv irin-po>itiOn we may have
What cannon make when used
tpangr O. again, and il will tell,
What frightened horses do;
Another change aad It will name
Tho most distinguished hue
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2IA4A@ZA-z.2Ea
Ia uursr, Niarh -, by Rev. Rufus Cooling. Na.
ior : -rrNo " GRAVE, OF Veathar-E,j. "a 90
Miss N,Lvr-A q. D--ts5v, ef SbriIi. over
Canada
In Dau,le, March %. " Ios~ trsa, ,f ,as
town to NiJ@0 nszf:zo, Il sssuyI-r
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NllTICr.
Grass Seed.

: GLOVER sal H,Fls Grass Seed, cor sc hv
- Z. IE.' EFT & co
-. J1hnsiury Flair. March 0, Isi2. z03
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STATE or VERMONT.

Bfsd,eyvalv. Calcd"nia County
vETHEGEAS. the Legislature Of the STATE Of Yer
w mont nt their session At MONTPELIER ia the
year \. ID. 1912, ASSESSED tax OF f,uI cents on
each acre q isnd IN the town ol BGIL!pyvae la io
County rf Caledonia, Q.nds, srggcsfer,d 10 pa lie
pous. and charitable pun poses. CXcrprd) or the pur.
pose of making and repairing rJstls ard tuillin.
bridges ia said town; 10 be ex!rntcd under TIE d.
reclian ulthe uu4eEsgr,d. vha were appointed
clulm.;ire 10 sg!ef.teUL a., expenditure ,f said
tN;-ihrse are t..r.i'e - LY.if, the p-,rrt,jJ.,
aud iaHd-LOL,rs 81 s.iI tnHtt work nui their re-.
spertNc taxes IA The months Of Iuue anJ Jgy uc4t
DIscd rJ Bradiryc-lr, W trc,, 10. 1913
SOLO Won ANDREW
Gil ARIES z. HOIhN, (Csmn;iirr.
NATHANIEL WILLIS. 29:r3
NOTICE
Il MS crr,ify THAT have thi' DAY given nv
N Ea'hanri It's nH9o II JrInsaci uu-insss
fJr himself fee from my control. and .L,I not
claim any OF bis earnings nor .aail pay auy dsL,s
81 bis contracting aficr this date
EMERSON WRIGHT
Ia rrcsrncc C us--A'ted Rarkin ~. Gstrs
81 JrhE~hurv East. Eco. - Is43 eofve
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NOTICE

=
TbTlIE subscriber would inform ttr iu.a!j ants OF
N Lyndon aud us vicinity I.I4i hs Lss commenced
the
EO 4 * = &c - e EBSESisRcss
nj the Corner. ia tie building ErmerIy occoPieI bz
Charles Hill a. Sable and harness shop. Shc.e be
intend. car-ya. "a the s0oSe Uu.sner, % Ell It's va
r'uus Lgauchc-.
Custom ysnfk drne On short npg~e and vauantrd;
s,s,, KID SLIPS 1nd WALKING SHOES uIAt.u-
rl-tur,d u ortrr i. Lnp~s - h. ezpsriauce the
busines. and rgsm7in".- in fulfilling his srgageaerts
TO merit shave 81 puilic patronage.
NATHANIEL BROWN.
Lyndon, Feb. - is43 lSQil
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-24
MERulIANDIsE TRAINs

will leave the Freight Depot Chorestown and Nashua
every morning. Sundays excepted
All goods 10 be transported the rail road going above
Lowell must 10 sent 20 The cOmpany's Freight Depot
CharlestoWn, al the end Of Warren bridge
Goods be forwarded by the morning tiain must be
to the Depot as early as The evening before.
The Company having provided large and commodious
Store Houses both Nashua and haresown. and having
completed their arrangements for the transportation Of
merchandise, give notice that they prepared 10
transport all goods nd country produce which may be for
waded their depo and for this purpose have furnished
safe and covered which will perfectly goods
from damage and careful and experienced 10 take
charge the transportation business at the depos and TO
accompany the goods over The road.
The Company determine not only to accommodate tho
public but extend every facility in their power, both to
teamsers and merchants having liked upon the following
rates Of freight
S250 per each way between Nashua and Charesown.
Bulk SAT- Plaster Lime Stone, Lumber, etc SO per
81 90 per ton each way between Nashua and Lowell.
All regular running tho will be carried
The road between Nashua and Chaesown each way,
free Of expense. 81
oNsLow sTEARNs, Superintendent.
Nashua October q, 1871
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d.. TATLoR's
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT,

ONLY GENUINE, 1915, BOWERY, N. Y.
HN)R Consumption, Cough Colds, Splitting oil
n Blood, Pam IN the side or breast, Asthma
plenusy, Shorness of breath, PilpilaIion OF thu
Heart Debility, Nervousness, aud all di. eases OF the
Lungs aud Liver. This medicine has been used ~
the city of New York with unexampled success for
eight years, curing thousands Who we're supposed
incuruble. Il IS now used by most Of the medical
faculty. the Clergy, the Press ard The whole people
Certificates of extraordinary cures will accompany
each baule.
SURPRISING CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
Mr. X. GIaddin OF Delhi, New York, OF natural
consumpous constitution, has been saved from an
nntimey end by the use OF Dr. Tayura Balsam oil
Liveiworl. severe cold brought on an attack Of
Pcursy, and tins ended IN genera debility aud con
sumption. constant tou4h, hectic Hush, restless
nights, quick pulse, and continued l0ss Of hesh, au.
cured a speedy death; but as soon as hu commenced
the use OF this balsam he grew be,or, and Is now
fully restored TO health.
QUICK CONSUMPTION CURED. ! cerfy,
hat my oldest daughter took tho whoopng cough,
which terminated IN severe inflammation Of the
lungs We called ia a physician, aud 10 our sur
orse, he soid she was dangerously i'll of The quick
consumption, and we daily grew more and more con-
vinced that her lungs were rapidly wasting away
then procured the ab'cs' medical council could OF
lhree phi ysicans who, after treating her case two
months, gave us no encouragement but on Inc con
trary, discouraged Us. then resolved to Try Df
raylor's Balsam Of LyefwOrt, but with little hope
as her breathing was 30 fec bic to DC scarcely per-
.epIblc by applying the ear close 10 her. We tad
aot given this medicine month before she had 90
ar recovered as 10 DO able 10 walk across the room,
and she after became quite si'ons and well
and Tor winch medicine, ncXtto The blessing OF heav-
en-, | am indebted, and am willing 10 be sworn ia
these facts.
For sale by sILAs BURBANK, JR and COL
Inns & CLARK Montpelier, W.
n. B. Purchasers are particularly cautioned Ia
bny no othsr than that made at 37j Bowory, n. Y
citv
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LOTION. LOTION.
DR.EVAN'S BEAUTIFNING LOTION.

HIGHLY esteemed for curing all erupions, coarseness,
Il l. redness and pmpos the face neck and hands
and efeclualy cleaning the complexion and removing all
diseases Of The skin.
Nothing contributes so much ouJ general success in
life engaging first appe This Lotion is ad
mrcd fragrant, mild, safe wash and greatly
leemed for in cleansing soenng ard purifying
the skin Of all erupons injurious to female beauty and
restoring It 10 high degree Of putty.
beautiful and heahiul complexion is the pride of all
Sho possess it, and tho envy of hos who depeed Of
it. good appearance is the best recommendation and
tine beauliying Lotion pur6es the skin. and all
pmpes botches tam sunbun and redness and produces
beautiful hue, it the only cosmetic lady should
at her toilet.
1PGenllemen will also find this delightful remedy 10
remove all roughness pmpes, rngworms spots, redness
of the face aud and every kind Of eruption
the surface Of the human body 1t is particularly rect
onmenjed gentlemen BE- used after shaving as it will
prevent the Otherwise certain effect Of a common soa y,
in turning the eeard pyematurcy grey.
For wholesale and reri BY Foster aad Dickinson,
sole prop elors and a Hitchcock and Co.
~ Gennessee street, Utica, \. Y IN Montpelier by
Sllas Burbank, il in Waterbury by Huchns, Goss and
ca in Stow by Albert Camp IN Chelsea bv n. c. Hale;
in Tunhrdge by J, Foster, Royallon b. Downer New.
ms and Fish u
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MAGNETIC ODONTICA.
THE TEETH THE ETH

THE INCOMPATIBLE TOOTH PREPARATION.
THE fact is proved, nl the most ncrednnus and doubt
1 ing are fully convinced of lis great utility, have
the evidence ON the sale of about 10000 boxes of The
Odonica within the past year. is nscerained fr> m eH-
pc renee that when used the teeth will never decay but
remain ill ae latest age Of man. with their natural wear
and morein thousands oil cases oolhache hat
climax Of panhas once been most efcctualy cured by
this most popular denfce in America. And in concu-
SION where who ia The young lady gentleman aye,
the individual thai values beautiful set of teeth, sound
gums and breath than fifty cents hat Will be
onger destitute Of box Of DR.. NJ. HitchcocNs Magnetic
Odnn,ica
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson
sole propreIors and to A. Hitchcock and Co.
IN Genncssee street Utica n. y IN Monpe ter ly Silas
Burbank IT,; in Waterbury by Huchins Goss and Coz in
STOW by Albert Camp, in Chelsea by G. Hale, in Tun.
bridge by j. Foster, in Royaon by Downcr. Ncvlns and
Fish by
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'CPLOOk AT THIS!zG.
YOU a COUGH -

eA THOUSAND die CONSUMPTION every year
~ in the United States and millions suffer from
b some coughs and colds, that can be cured by Dr. VI.
Hnchcocks Vegetable Cream Cough Drops, a safe and
Mcdca scrption, continuing poisonous Dfngs and
used in practice for several years will
positively aft I'd relief and you from that awful dis
pulmonary consumption, hch sweeps into the grave
hundreds of the Young the old IN" lovely and he gay.
Have you cough? BE pursu 'ded to purchase bottle
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson,
sole and SUCCESSORS A Hitchcock and Co.
II! (iennesser street Utica, NY;in Montpelier by Sas
Burbank r; in Waterbury b, Hutchns, Goss and Co in
Stow by Albert Camp in Chelsea by N. G Hale, in Tun-
bridy by Foster in Royaton by Downer, Nevins and
Fish 70
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IN BANKRUPTCY.



ny virtue Of sun Try orders and DEGREES in Bankruptcy.
ID issued OF ths Dis riot Court of the Unfed STATES
for the District of Vermont vestlng IN me the several
rts his and Of the Banrupis therein set forth will
sell at ,uc in, To the highest bidder, at the dwelling
house of Il ,anm G.. Miles, Berlin, the 3lst day #
March is 10 o'clock A. M all the right and interest the
said Miles has house and building lot also all his in
teres' in a H. SAID dwelling house also sundry
claims, logs &c being the assets Of the said Miles
Also, on Tho same ddy, At o'clock p. NJ, at the dwell
Ing house of Huzen Llo IN Norhhei all the right and
interest that Chauncey B. Leonard has 10 FIVE acres Of
laud with h,usc barn and shed standing thereon; also
an addition made snop also sundry articles Of person
al property being the assets of said Leonard
Also on the same ddv al o'clock p M, at the dwell.
ling ,use Of Rue Wright in Mortified all the right and
interest Of Washington Morse to lease of 100 acres Of
Land IN said Norhield alec >undry claims and demands
beng the assets Of the said NJ rise.
and will sell as above, at the dwelling house Of VIII
liam Rogers, in Montpelier, on The Esd day Of March
inst o'clock p. sundy and book accounts, be-
ing the assets Of Nathaniel DAVIS, Jr,
Terms made known al salcs.
JOSEPH HOWES,
Assignee in Bankruptcy for Washington 20
March 10Th, lsd3. s9
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OTUeI VOUrT,
90 d. F. WEYMOUTH Register.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

NNTE Il subscribers beng appointed by the Honorable
w the Probate CONT for tie district Of Randolph
commissioners TO receive and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons, against the esate OF Alfred
Webster late of alntree, in said district deceased rep
resented nSovent and all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto and SIX months from he first dav al March
1913 henP allowed by said Court for purpose, do
therrfI hereby give notice, that will attend 10 The
bl mess ni our sad appointments the dwell nghurso pf
widow LYDIA Webster, IN alnree, the LIST MonGa7 of
April and the last Monday Of August next from o.
clock A NJ until ttur o'clock +. NJ On each D., SAID DAYS
SAMUEL BASS, Commission
NATHAN HoWARD,S ers
Brn;nlree March '843 400
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-24

RpALD HEADS and HARD HEADS frequently
Nd rnlte in the same individual; that is, persons
predsposed to early Badness are apt to be firm, and
too often sel-willtd and stubborn. Jayne's HAIR
what influenceit may have the latter remains 10
be tested by expernce. Is il not, however worthy
OF triall Ladies' who have husbands possessing
either Bald or Hard Heads are in.ieo TO make
liberal application OF this Tonic TO The heeds OF 'he'i
mana oeable will At least restore their HAIR, and add
much 10 the comfort aud beauty OF the gentleman
Prepared only a, No. 90, South Third street, PhS'
delphu. For sale by E. p. WALTON & SONS,
Montpelier, w.
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There o. u ESemedy for the sCOrSt
OG EFsgsssOl'S ?

DLEASE read Rev MIR Fulleton's certificate and then
l. try them .-"Mr Jones, SRA desire 10 benefit 9th
crs induces send this testimonial in o"or of your
DRoPs ron HuMoRs For three years past have been
afflicted with scroruous humOr which assumed the most
threatening appearance such throat swelling Of the
neck sides and hands large hard punches en- The neck and
in the amps accompanied with much sud pain.
To such an extent did the disease rage 10 produce appa'
rent deormy of the felrures my lungs became lrratcd
int eecua faculties bcnumbed with The ire loss of the
sense Of smelling | consulted several skliu physicians
but all pronounced my disease incurable have taken
bottle of your dcnc and commenced using the second
nd N all appearance have eff ctrd perfect and no
longer bear the Of this most appalling disease For.
strength Of lungs body and mind have returned and
the swengs and lunches have disappeared ihs rs a
simple of facts, which you are al liberty to use
as choose n. II. FULLER ION'
Pembroke. N. II. July 26, lS4l"
iuyA fresh supply OF this valuable medicine list re-
cevcd ana for sale al tie Bookstore cf + WALTON
* SONS, Montpelier, VT