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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-31

On the announcement oflhe first ballot
Senator Camp nominated SiIas II Jeni,on,
and Mr. Wilbur nominated Charles X VIII
llams
On the announcement Of the fourth bal
lo'the Join, assembly adjourned 10 2 o.
clock this afternoon
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Nh Stacy nominated The Hon George u.
Marsh, as a gentleman cminsntly htlcd by
IS talent, anI character for this high sta.
ton. At the same time Mr S warmly op.
poscd the reelection Of Mr. Phelps
Ga the slh ballot on motion of Mr..
Whn,emore Of NJ the join, assembly ad'
journei to ten o'clock to morrow morning
ai the House.
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J. S. SENATOR.

Thcreupon the Hon S S. PHELPS was
declared duly elected, and the senate
withdrew.
The Governor IN formed the House that
II E G Mclaughlin had declined 10 &C.
ccpt the office Of JAIL commissioner for Or
ange County.
Mr. Sanborn Of S, called up the bill char.
,erng the Londonderry North Village Cot
ton and Wooden Manufac turing Company,
and opposed its passage on the ground that
the company could 90 on under the general
law On motion of Mr. Whiuemore Of NJ
the bill was again laid on the table.
Adj.
HOUSE.
/ Mr. Whiilemore OF NJ. called up The Ieso
luton for adjournment without day, anc
moved to amend so as to djourn on Wednes
| dlv morning next; agreed 10, and the reso
luton was passed.
Report b. committee of Ways an(
/ Means. against increasing pay Of Jurors a
county courts BY land tax committee
bill repeating 50 much of,he act as require
advertisements Of sales Of lands in tn
Montpelier Papers ordered 10 .hird rea
ding By committee on education ngains
requiring school money TO be applied 70
teachers exclusively. By general commit
tee, bill providing for the election of tow
representatives. by plurality after seeon
boho,-Mr Winslow objected to the bill an
mogcd TO dismiss it--ayes 40. noes 81
Resolution Bv mr. Markham, dlreclin
. the committee on Ways aud Means TO il
( enire INTO the oxpcdirncy Of reducing III
/; salary Of the superintendent Of the state Pr
( sln; passed By Mr. Bailey, ms to eSpcd
I ency Of altering sec chap 80 II. S; pa
sod. By Mf Burbank. as TO distribuIin
n tho school fund 10 The several towns pa
y 81
L! Bile iSt-odrded By Mr. Gilmore
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vermont ~ - tNss'
SENATE
NcpiAy. oci 81
p,nnly ufP l. Cafile 500 ~ n'h.
-, -ra,,n- ihs ibs Msssaehos'fl 'r'''fn
..,-.,.,,. i,,errrs b. cratlishci m ihn
-Gt,,i - ihe sleci cummmcc on .
rrf
gg,tnfrasased -ry W T 7 Bar.
.,t.i ns difec'or ofibs State Prison shall 4
ssh,f b. appointed keeper, assistant OF
.tam. ty ,bs superintendent relcfroa g. I
r3r.ary committee.
BIZ from ne H5vu To extend ih' 4
'-r,t ofstr Bsua ofW bdsor ihfce years 4
rad % De couu.ucc on banks
The Got,tasr i'ansmmcd 10 she Senate 4
,,,,.,f orhs Coaster Naset Genetal
d, r,i.rrf sffse Coz. rlissionert or the dcai I
-A Mod s.4 insane. and ihc returns n
'r,-,t,af General Of Beci and io'k
90. q ,~unen's vcre referred 10 the &C.
committee provided BY the hth JOINT
o.
HOUSE.
r,fsivfio-, From tie Senate fora o..
3 io'-s q acts since the revorsion OF
aauH,s concurfcd m.
B,Iys ,rgrofa,e8 BY Mr. Bruon, "
.l,.~r' Of section | aud 2 chaWrf y
which was referred 70 the Judiclaty
amace ByNr Dury, relating to cleo
.n. Representatives. 10 Nc elected by q
malay an the lhifd ,dal) which was re-
.-l - the general committee BY Mr.
ssr relating 10 common schools (prov
nc ior iva Or more schools 10 ono district
4hci n~rc ary) which was referred TO the
-t7mrucc on education
The Governor communicated resolutions
90 other States, on TeSas on an amend
,,ni II he constitution 50 fir rs relates 10
goo representation Of slavery, on the Taf'i
irs fr French sH7il'i'ns on rrpn.
f7'an Of state debts. on exchange Of laws
f.he several states, on the fanking priv,
and reduction Of postage, on the Yves,
,n, Academy. enI resolutions from Rhode
aai. protesting against the interference
.fotr Fa,rs IN her aifalIs which were
srvtralIy referred 70 Join, committee OF
b,'h Ii3nses, unlr The joint rules
Adj
2o'cloek p NJ,
SENATE
Radiation The House resolution. DE-.
r T4.-1tr uey,a, o'So-k = VI.
a.l. aa mlly 10 eleH Stcpnry @.
re and Judges Of the Supreme Count,
taken m. anl after being amended, by
liking out the word Sec Of State" and
y Inserting Thursday in The place Of Tues
'iy, was concurrcd in
u. S. SENATOR.
atso'c,,.k the Senate proceeded to bal.
%, 6rI' & senator on is pir, with the
ilo,r;o, results II being understood in ev.
20 case where moro than one vote was
5c, n tho .,ne nerson /, is mol included
,,cnc Tho s,,,tering
hal / 81 As 67se l0llI2
feIr, ~ IA IL 81 assn 10 Q
.o,yn & ssl 3lai3l267 6
,u s
auslcy. 352 8
l.de, 2
ca,er'n5 80 - olO75 6
tanks.
AGer the announcement, Of the result Of
90 twelfth ballot, Mr. Moves moved 10
ioum
HOUSE.
Reports BY the general committee. in
-'yor Of bill and resolution auihorizngiowns
dominate justices Of peace for the action
,Je GENERAL ,.ssr,bi, laid y, tho ,,blo
Resolutions Mr. WILDER. instruct.
the committee on military affairs to in.
lrc as to the expcdiency of providing tina,
enrolled militia may no, be called ont
heir town 10 10 du,y.passcl Bymr Win.
authorized the com. Of Ways& Means
send Tor persons and papers on the exam.
lion of tbe accounts Of the Scorgcn, a,
ms, n,sseJ 20 N, S,nhor ors a..
.,,,c he .o,,,,;,,,a - d. c. D.,
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ssI have no hesitation in declaring TIL At
JAMIN FAVOR OF THE IMMED1 AT u
ANNEXATION OF TEXAS TO TIE u
NITED .''-James X Polk 10 the cit.
liens of Cincinnati, April %, 1914.
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The Congressional vote of Pennsylvania

In this vote The wings il they continue 10
perform their whole duty have Tho utm,a
reason to expect success in the presidential
contest AT the same election the Locos
poll for members Of Congress 1000 less
than they do for Governor, while the Wings
poll for membersof Congress almost 5000
votes more than they do for their Cover.
nor and also more than one half Of the
whole number Of votes cast for Governor
If all who voted the whig ticket for mem.
bcrs of Congress in Pennsylvania do their
duty, Pennsylvania Is safe and he Union is
safe.
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noranus Woosof, Asriaui lodges 81
lone Gfzndy. ihc county coon-
David : Church Mdiietpty shtfh
Ao Chepnsn. Heb Baild
Onas s,ymour. s'au's Attorney
Silss " Jrnnison. lodge Of Probate for
ihs Diauri Il Addison
Harvey Msnsill % DO New Ha-
ven
Nahum Parker. Ira Allen. John b Core
ll,nl. commissioners Tor the Jail a, Middle
barry
John picrpoint Eiioa Sheriff.. samnel
Morgan. Commissioners for the jail NJ Yer
genes ..
WINDSOR COUNTY
DAVID piiefco. Assistant Judges oil
Rculsn Ws,hhurn, the county count.
Zcnns r HYDE. Cavcniish Sheriff,
Ora Paul. High Bailid
julius Converse. States Attorney.
Tn. F Himmond, Jn1gc OF Probate for
the District Of Wndsor
Geo T. Wale. Judge Of Probate Tor the
District Of Hartford
Simon Warren byol,nA Marsh, y. Has
kell. jail commissioners
RUTLAND COUNTY
Ezra June, ! Assislan, Judges Of INC
AmbroscL Brown County Count
The ioin, Assembly, adjourned 10 Thurs
day next, o'clock Il n
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SENATE.
Wednesday, Oct. %.

c0nrsdayi Oct- %
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Reporfs From the committee on Banks,
in favof Of the bill on mortgages given by
The Directors Of Banks. and tho bill was
ordered to third reading and rctcrrcd 10 the
committee on the Judiciary. From tho
committee on Banks, in favor Of incorpora'
ting Windsor county Bank From The
committee on Elections in favor ofthe bill
providing hat the p'uglhy on the thId
ballot, shall be sufficient 10 constitute an G.
lection oftown representative. With IN n
mendmen, tina, If no person shall receive n
plur,lay upon said third ballot the presi.
ding officer shall Immediately clcse the
polls MIR Camp moved to lay the bill on
the table carried
BIZ ia,ro{uceA By ] Barrett, to n
amend sect 10 chap 10 r. s by provi.
ding tia, town clerks, selec,men, town treas
urcr, overseer of the poor. constable, listers,
and auditors, shall be elected bv ballot; ol-
50. 90 1tHer respects more particularly reg
ulaling The election OF town officers.
Resolution BY Mr. Scott, requesting
our Representatives in Congress TO use
their Influence TO procure the removal Of
The Circnit and District Courts from Rut.
land and Windsor TO Burlington and Mont
peler; referred 10 the Judiciary com nittcc.
A message was received from as theGover-
nor announcing that vacancy had occurred
in the 4th Brigade ID Division by the rciig
nation Of BrigaIicr General Lorenzo Pom.
erov.
ELECTION OF u, S SENATOR.
The senatcres umed balloting with the
following results;
36,h S S Phelps 10, S Brown O. S.
Royce 37ih. S S Phelps 10, S Royce
IS
Whereupon Stephen Royce was declared
elected, upon the part of the Senate.
The Senate then repaired to the Hall OF
the House Of Representatives, TO complete
the said election
Upon its return the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE
Prayer By Rev. NJ Aspinwall
The Senate came in. when the join, ms.
semblv for the election of officers Of the
state prison and rgeant-at-arms was ad.
journed to 8 p NJ on Friday afternoon.
ELECTION OF U. S SENATOR.
TheSenate came in, and on comparing
the journals of both Houses it was found
that they had not agreed in the election of
Senator, whereupon the joint assembly pro-
cecded to ballot with the following results
there having been call Of the House pre-
vious 10 the Senates coming in, on motion
of Mr.. Stacy, and the absonlees having been
sen, for.
Senator Richardson nominated Hon Ste
phen S. Brown, and Mr. IVhiuemore Of
NJ nominated Hon S,mnel & Dbolne.
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Adj.
SENATE.

Prayer by the Chaplain.
BIZ Rcporied From the select commit
tee on license, bill vosling the sole power
Of granting licenses in n Board OF Comm's'
sianrrs to bcclccicl annually on Ia" iifS'
Monday IN January, IN every county, ny Il
plurality Of votes given, fixing certain pen
altics to the sale of spurious liquors without
license. and empowering Justices OF the
Peace TO put the offender under bonds ior
,rinl at the County Court; read twice: ana
in order 10 give opportunity for examlna-
ton. upon motion Of Ne } Barrett, iaIl on
the table
Senate went into joint assembly.
Unon its return from joint assembly. The
Senate took up bill relating TO usury. pro-
posing to enable the borrower to avoid by
his oath, the piyinent Of the excess o. in'e'
rest above The legal rate. Mr. Woodbridge
and Mr. Billings advocated tle BILL upon the
ground that its passage would check i''iga-
ton. give force and effect TO the present
law. and tend to relieve the poorer class Of
community from the imposition OF cxlor-
TONERS. Mr. Briggs, Mr. J Barrett, MI
Richardson and Mr. Noyes opposed 1t, BE-
ca use it would increase litigation, inclte to
perjury. and conflict with the long cs'ab-
Ilshed principle Of the law, that an interest
cd part v ought not to testify in his own be :
half The bill was denied third reading
by vote 9 to s.
Petition By MT Reed, OF Arson Shaw
and So others to establish the Massachusetts
system Of granting licences; laid on the Ia
bic.
Adj.
HOUSE.
REpoRrs. BY judiciary commit ee,
that il is inexpedient to increase the fees OF
witnesses at the county court, and pay oil
Jurors at justice courts. By general com
mttee agains, the bill taxing the property
of Vermont Central Railroad c., on the
ground tina, the Legislature has not the
constitutional power TO pass the bill, and i
was referred to the Judiciary committee.
RESOLUTION. BY mr.. Hastings, d.
rcctlng the committee on Education to in
quire as to the cxpediency of dividlng lh'
school fund, according to population; pas
sed.
There was a call Of theHouse and absen
tees wer sent for, when the Senate came IN
and on motion ef Mr. Whltemore OF N
the election of Jud ges oflhe Supreme Cour
was postponed 10 Monday next o'clock
NJ.
U. S. SENATOR.
The joint assembly then proceeded t
ballot for u. S Senator
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HOUSE

PETITION Ev, Ism Pier
point, to be paid for sundry bills Of Essex
bank from the safety fund, referred TO com
mitlee Of claims Of Luke Ward aud 9TH
ers 10 select commillce on licenses
EsoRossED bills. 10 r. ldiIon to nd
ver,sement Of sales of lands for TAXES; lay
ING tax on Washington passed.
Reports By judi larry committee, in
favor Of bill r,q1ring check lists Of voters,
which was explained by MT Balduia, read
a Sd lime and laid on the table. BY com
niitee on military affairs, bill in relation to
The militia, doing away with the enrolled
militia eyeep, in case ofinsurreelion or in
yasion.) which was laid on the table
The Sera,c came ia AMI the following
apnoin,mnn,s were made
WIN I. Barnham, Sorgoan, a, Arms
(Wm. 7. Bunhan ia. r r. Rker "a
Henry Nun -, icauering 10. Senator
Moves moved 10 adjourn This appointment
until 10 morrow, previous 10 b1llot-allec
ing ina, under the prescn, incumbent The
T. erprns": ha4 be-. ansre.sed 10 m a.noan
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- ! ,dda,on to 70 nc, Incorporating h"s y,
- 81, snerev. which was r",.''' "
~. .,',;,tv committee By Mr Mcb'uu
70, , | l",.,,,n Of chapter IS Il :, in rotation
'" 49," '''',ai. which was referred TO the com
=" IN an agriculture. By Nj B''h'"N'
'''' ,,,.,,.o 10 d,rirs of nighWny s'rvrY''st
y. ',;.s'n,, rcErfcd to jui'ciary nGm,r
~ ,', mr. stacy. to amend chap lui Il >
!, Sicb was .cierrd to the judiciary com
muec rp
Friday. October. %.
~, Csmp called up the bill providing 'I
.c.1,oiral Survey 81 ihs state, nc gus
-, 80 ut.,n the passage OF the bill Mi
c.,.,,cld demanded the yeas and nays an"
~, r,u was passed without dehaie Msssfs
G'J.uoll. Moves. Philips, Richardson homP'
~, ANA Vim. voting 10 The negative.
Usyss Resolution That The GonrI'l Hs'
.,,,,Iy ,tinutn without day. next NedneN
law mnrnis - at O'Clock. Mr. Camp no'eo
a.. .,,ke out the hour designated LOST
A., c,hoon moved TO lay on the tabie ios'
anJ ,be resolution was concurred ~.
Mr. Barrett called up the bill lnc"rpora'i.lg
,.s Windsor county Bank The question
ro,,r rnon the amenjmcn, of Mr. Noyes u
,,,,' tho term of the charter - wears was
,,.. and the bill was read ,1ird time ah'
passed.
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- - -
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York Fri
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,isto A
homo, LAT
60 the nol
Hon L. u
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unucd to
Parish 90
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and o,heI
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90 inort
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arousinr
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-21
THE LIBERTY ADVOCATE,
D. Published livery SATURDAY BY
~. EOnsYTmE & MM. u. ADAMs.

sTERNs--three Dollars r paid n advance,
!, five Dollars at tho end Of the year.
II ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at One Dollar per
ssare, ten lines or loss) for the FIRST insertion
4 fIay Gents a square for each continuance,
N Advertisements not marked with the number
II insertions, will be published till forbid, aud
rhartcd accordingly. Payment TO be made when
IN advertisement is left for insertion, or on de.
mnnd.
ARTICLES Of personal nature, whenever ad
mlt,ed, will be charged at the rate Of Two Dol
I'm for every ten lines, for each insertion, and
ussment rcquired in advance
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-06-07
CDNSU NEA0TGeBN
A n ID LIV j. S co MP LAIN T.
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.
FROM 375, BOW cry, n. Y.

FROM 375, BOWERY, n. Y.
nor the cure OF Coughs, Colds Asthma Whooping
i Cough, Caarrh, Pans in the Side and Breast Bon
chit,s, Liver Complaints and ali those affections of the
Throat and Lungs which a OF so much suffer-
ing and 50 often terminate Consumption This remedy
Justly and highly distinguished Ii is purely vegetable,
mid and gentle its effects upon the system and can be
sakcn in the most delicate with safety as well as
utility. So extensively has been used, and so often prov.
ed successful, even in and apparently almost
hopeless cases not only palliative but as a remedy
that the proprietor feels hes fancy in Introducing and
recommending it 10 all who unfortunately may have occa
sion TO resort to some means for recovery.
Physicians familiar with its effects and aware of the
healing properties Of this vegetable PREPARATION not I'M
frequently prescribe in their practice, with The
zeal faculty generally, 1t has met with than ordinary
appreciation.
Certificates from The highest and most respectable sour
Of persons who have either been greatly relieved BY
it, entirely recovered LON affections Of the Lungs and
Liver could be furnished in abundance, but we deem is
necessary publish them, the medicine is SO gener.
ally known throughout the country, the best IN sd
cine in use Tor diseases Of The Lungs aud Liver.
For o common Cold and Cough this is one Of the yer,
best remedies discovered.
N b. There is spurious and counterfeit article aloat.
and lately introduced into this place. Therefore be
full to get the genuine, which is from, 375 Bowery New
York; and that the steel plate label on the Dol
tie to prevent counlorlets.
Forsae by Sas Burbank and Clark e. Collins Mont.
pelier: Moses Morse, Johnson; Moiill, Young & Co
Suaford ii d. Morgan & Co.. Warren, X. g. J. M
Richardson, Wailsfeld. l9-ly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-06-07
ANIMAL CHEMISTRY.

! A NIMAL CHEMISTRY-has proved bcyond al
IA question that can b. chemically combined
TO act upon tho al soTben SYSTEM and remove
accumu aons, which, allowed continue will create
disease, PAIN troublesome iumors rorbd sweugs scro
uous diseases, &c. According tie chemistry and The
physiology OF Inc human system, remedy has been DIS
covered and is applied and rendered successful IN re
moving painful swellngs pains IN the side and back heu-
matsm scroiuous humos kmg Evil, enlargement about
the throat and neck, aguc cakes, enlarged Spleen &c
One thing Should be borne in mind by every physciaa
hat the means here spoken OF should be used prefer
eace TO every Thing else, IN case o. horngs painful
sweings IN the breast Of those who nurse When the
b eass are palnul-there winch can be used
that will give quick aud certain rehc lls. II never
us for weak backs spinal irrllanons and in fact all
kinds OF weakness OF nildmmaions, cannot fail. As an
external application IN liver paHts pains IN the hisd
and shoulders, Chrome and inflmmaiory Rheumatism 1t
has no equal and as pam extractor Of AL kinds there
no drops, inment plaster that viii compare with the
JEW DAVID'S OR HEBREW PLASTERp
this is the remedy and is too well known among physi-
clans in general to need any other description. Thou
sands have been relieved by tins pasteraer every other
application had ia led. Its pleasant wear, and one
need fear taking cold in that part which the plaster
applied. pamphlet giving an account of lis discovery
which IS sufficient 10 spread SIX eight pasters Price
80 cents.
CLARK & COLLINS, MONTPELIER wholesale agents
for The State o. Vermont. For sale also by s. r. Howard
Burlington; F. Huntington, Vergennes s, Moody, Mid
debury, N q, Hale, Chelsea; Dana, Weeks and Stan
ton, Danvlc; S II Tupper Charlotte; w F&Ip
Wood, Wosfordi l. l. Ducher, st. Adams; & J d
Soule, Fairfield J IL and L. b Walker, Bakersfield; Fisk
and Brown, Waeryic, Keeer and Noycs, Hydepark ;
V Noyes, MorrisvIe Pennock a. Benjamin Wolcou
Hollon ana Judeyne Lamolei Perry and Co, Cabot ;
ID Putnam, Marshfed l. Jewett St Johusbuy; ] Jew
Sharoni S Britain, Barre; VIM Rhodes Jr. Richmond ,
Dulton and CLARK, Bratlleboro. 22-Iyeop,
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No. 3, NORToN.STREET, ALBANY, my.
April 90 1874 57-I wear.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court for The
Orleans District, IS. ( District Of Orleans
To all persons concerned in the estate of John Mechanic
late Of Hydepark, deceased, misunderstanding
1NTHEREAS said Court did on the list OF February
w lsf3, grant License 10 Cornelieus Lynd adm mis-
de bons of said deceased to sell so much or
the real estate Of said deceased should amount 10 Tho
of Fourteen hundred dollars ard said administrator
returns said order Of sale into the Probate Court
porting that under said order he has sold estate 10 he a.
mount OF S707 AZ cts, and files his second admins
account together with his application in writing repre-
senng that further sale Of real estate sufficient TO raise
the sum Of 100000 is necessary and request license 10
sell the remainder Of the home farm, called of said de-
ceased, beins all the real estate remaining unsod as
part cannot be sold without injury 10 the whole -
Therefore, II is ordered that all concerned be notified
of the tendency of SAID appcalon and that they NAV
appear at session of said Court TO be holden at Iras
burg the Goth day of June next and give bonds Tor the
payment of the debts aud object to the allowance of he
administrators account. and show cause Why license
should not be granted aoresad-And this order shall
be published three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Watcbman and Journal printed at Montpelier, before The
day assigned for hearing.
Given under my hand At Iasburgh, this 9th dav Of
May 1874.
es GEO NYE, Judge.
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A CERTAIN CURE

For Humors, Scrofula, Piles, Erysipelas Sal, Rbeum
Scad Head, and all diseases arising from mpu,i,y Of
the Blood - -
noCF BANGS RENOVATING MIXTURES
~ medicine composed entirely of vegetable substances
and oil so active character to eradicate speedily and
permanently all those troublesome dangerous
which arse from bad state Of the blood highly tecom
mended by al who have used it, and will osivey in nine
cases out OF ten effect permanent Tho hfopctos
receive letters every week speaking praise Of the
article and naratng cases of extraordinary cures which
are too voluinnous TO publish.
REFERENC ES-Miss Sophia Bouchette ofSt A lbans
aged abuut 20 cured Of cad head which she had had from
indncy-tSas obliged to cap constantly and was
without any hair Of consequence. She commenced takno
the Mixture in Feb 1912 and by April the disease disan
peaed Her hair grown out full and she no longer
is obliged 10 wear a cap. '
air Elbrdge Bin CHAM of ST Adams for tho cure or
burning smartng humor with which he had been afflicted
for years.
SO Johnson of Durham for the cure of an ulcer
aud scroiulous affection.
Erastus Stanton, IL w Rice and John Baker Of STAN
bridge for the cure of piles.
Hugh Murphy also Of st Adams was cured of a bad
case OF piles in July last in FIVE days after he commenced
taking the MIXTURE
GTTho aboyo article will be found at most druggist
stores throughout The sate-sod wholesale by CURTIS
& SMITH, ST Adams VI. Also by L p. WALTON
AND SONS agents Of tho proprleofs Montpelier VT.
Also by Goss & Hutchins, Waterbury; Green, Rich>
mond Dana Weeks and Stanton, Danyile l.. Jeweit,
St Johnsburyi o. French, Barre; N G. Hale Chelsea;
E. b. Neyns and Co. Royalon; J. Ross, Jr Woodstock
Peck and Spear, Darlington; N. V. HoLey and Co. Will
liston.