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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-20

s-'T friend from Lancaster informs us, tina,
our correspondent was in error. in stating tina,
DR.. L. n. Currie had changed his political OPT
Mons. The changes though in that county are
very numerous. The Wing majority in 1910
was So; in November il will no, be more than
10 if Hat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-20

The Wing OF Yesterday brass of the reaction
in Bayy> District Who believes III We have
Just seen letter from one Of the counties. The
accessions from the ranks ofthc Wings are many
and increasing. But where are our Ora;ors?-
Where the talented Elecor, Coke? The Demo-
Gratis begin to cry out Tor speakers. There is a
demand for discussion, which ought 10 be graft
find
The New York herald., 1844-07-17
The Reform Party.


This new party s truly reform party, and in ef-
fecting reform, they have met with opposition at
every turn by the adherents OF the two old parties
they opposed them at the ballot-box-they are op-
posed by the reform OF the principles of the two
old parties The remains of the old loco party last
in power, object to every move with the greatest
tenacity, and no theme is more harped upon than
that of pure simple honesty, with their great desire
for the public good, assuming often times so
much apparent honesty to effect their object or
change the vote, measures previously digested as
absolutely proper and necessary. On the other
hand, a few influential members nominated and
elected by the party, but somewhat identified in
The whis ranks seek to control ana direct matters
and things with professions Of reform, il thereby il
of Henry Clay. of these last, the party and their
gentlemen do ot shortly learn better the princi
pies of the party, and forge their former whg man
street trlckery-I apprehend they
will bring upon their heads burst OF indignation
from their constituents, that may place them In no
enviabie Situation. The principle aof reform is
demanded by the peope--it is Identified with the
party, and nothing less is required than radical
change. Nsher the people nor the party will be-
content with words OF refsrm-nothng less than a
perfect cleansing Of the augean stable. 1t acknow-
ledged frauds existed in departments OF the govern
ment under their predecessors, II cannot be lees
while every officer in those departments remain
unchanged. They must be cleared oui-their frauds
men appointed to fill and execute
the dutes-otherwise II Is mere words without acts
No reform is effected-young America prostrated,
and that too, by misplaced confidence. SANTA:
The New York herald., 1844-07-17
THE ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY HERALD.
A FOURTH EDITION REQUIRED
Wonderful Success Of Newspaper
Literature.

Monday, we published third edition Of many
thousands of the Illustrated Wseky Herald, con-
tanning account Of the riots in Philadelphia.
We have now printed fourth edition OF just as
many thousands to supply the demand for the
Great Western" and packets yet to sail.
The manner in which this illustrated Weekly
Herald has been received by the public has asto-
mis- ed even us, who were long since prepared to
be astonished at nothing Many attempts have
been heretofore made to establish pictorial papers
in this city, but from their invariable want of sue
cess, the poverty of the effort, want of talent and
genius in managing il, it was supposed that such a
thing could not be made to succeed here. We
have shown, however, that such paper, if proper
ly got up, is certain OF receiving ample patronage
and support
One Of the most curious results of the popularity
Of this paper has been thata great proportion Of the
recent sales have been amongst the Irish-the most
pous and determined followers Of Bishop Hughes.
who bought the beautiful illustrated Herald in the
very face of his bull of accommodation against
all who would touch or look at the Herald.
We mean TO continue at proper intervals. and as
occasion may require, the publication Of Illus rated
Weekly BeraMs We have four or five artists al
most constantly in our employment; and VIC are
prepared to give graphic illustrations of the pro-
gress Of society, and all important events in the
most expeditions, accurate, and graphic style. As
soon as the excitement Of these riots is over, we
shall enter on the work of illustrating the manner
in which the two great parties are conducting the
Presidential contest, by means Of engravings, of
the beauty and excellence of which no one can
form any conception until they are published.
The New York herald., 1844-07-17

LATER FROM DOMINICA The Smith Tuttle, from
Guadaloupe, arrived at New Haven on Sunday,
bringing advices from Dominica TO the 23i Of June We
thai the insnrrecton bad been pu; down without
much difficulty and that the operation OF martial law was
suspended the 2is Great damage was done 70 ,evers
the estates the island The Governor had Issued
proclamation Of amnesty 10 all with III. exception Of the
ninety OF whom he'd been returned IN prison
undergo the decision OF the laws several hundred nav
ng been discharged under the sdmonory advice ot tho
Governor. The isan1s had been overwhelmcdwnb rains
md floods with great damage to the roads. &c sngu.
lar discovery had been mace in taking census of The
island Of Trinidad being that OF two encampmens Of
he aboriginal Indians Of the island belonging 10 race
perfectly distinct from any hitherto known This iact
noted IN the Trinidad Standard Of the 18th ult Charihs,
probably The yet existitg nurerously IN
Guiana, Brazil and other parts OF south America Ihey
espene struggles against the Europeans they abanoonei
he island for the main. Remnants OF them found in
r,he
The New York herald., 1844-07-17

ROANOKE INLEr.-Lieut. Maury, in his paper on
the Gulf Stream and currents OF the Sea, read be-
fore the National Institute and since published in the
Literary Messenger introduces remarkable fact rela
tive to Roanoke inlet the coast OF North Carolina
I've hundred and fifty years ago Sir Francis Drake en-
tered Albemae Sound through Roanoke Inlet with his
feet and where the inlet then is a sandlank
the reach Of the highest tides Only seventywo
years ago was navigablc by vessels drawing twelve
feet Of water.
The New York herald., 1844-07-17
SEA AIR.-A FINE SAIL DOWN THE BAY,

SEA ARA FINE SAIL DOWN THE BAY,
DAILY, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
<0Ge11 - The Stnamboat SOUTH AMERICA,
Ssk,e Gao. M n Ta.sde with : view e Plea
sanity and safrly accommodating Fsmies
yh their hlldn. on short E5europs !. The Lower Bag
and Ocean Scenery win mike Daily Trip tSundsys except
rd) In fair weather down the Bay andns going sod
ing, 1t Fort Hauilt
~ Win leave Barclay =, :.re,tNR O'clock pM
inv Barclay AZ Amos AZ and return time
lana the Seven O'Clock; commencing Monday
july eth l}4 until further Fare TWENTY
Chidrea under Tweve years Of age hal.pres
every effort will he male render the excursion entirely
pieisant The Trip will be omitted in stormy weather.
u8uuc
The New York herald., 1844-07-17

MORMON CONVENTION e irn that numbe 7
Of Mormona assembled in Baltimore Saturday sgree
bly, to appointment and decided account OF the deaf
Of their leader Joe smith, to make movement on the
Presidential question.
The New York herald., 1844-07-17

FLooD IN THE WABAsH.-The flood in the Wa
hash about the lst instant was tremendous the water
being higher than before known. In addition 70
great destruction Of crops and mills on the Wabash ana
its tributaries, several lives havebeen lost.
The New York herald., 1844-07-17

PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
EOR AURANY

sSxcHsk @ DAILY, Sundays excerisd-ThrouKh Di-
GsS ecet. q r n; from q. steamboat Pier be-
Thc sieaInboat KNICKERBOCKER, Captain A. r. st.
John, Aonday, WEDNESDAY and Friday evenings, All
The Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Captsia A. HoughtoH
Tuesaay. Thursday and Saturday Evenings AT.
Atfiveo'ciock, p. M.-Landng intermediate Paces:.-
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain wm H. Peek.
Me,dsv Wednesday. Friday and Sunday Afternoons al
rhs Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Captain n. g
Cadrn tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons
o'clock
Psssrnges taking this lire OF boats will arrive in Albany
ample ks tho Mofaing Train Of Cas for the east
west
with and elegant State scas for speed and accom-
modatioas unfivalled on the Hndson.
Eor passage oieght apply board to c. Schultz at
the orhee 90 wharf. jyl3rc
The New York herald., 1844-07-17

kx6A P.ssA8E FOR NEW ORLEANs-raeket of
M The 10Th July .Ih sgc.s'a fat s,ing 30 is'cri.
al. sos ltiselv gbove.
he has pendd pmodascns for cabin second esbn
psss@ngen Those wishing berhs shoald
' WI T. TArsCoTT,
ji5 iuclrsnsyS EZz7s soothbsues ,eor Maiden Lane
The New York herald., 1844-07-17

TO TRAVELLERS TO ~-
&-MAh CANADA, &c.
S@.1kzX- The Lake Ontario Steamboats, ,S2-
80. LAWRENCE ....... Capt Vas Cleve,
LADY or THE LAKE Capt Tayltr,
ROCrESTER... ........... ..Capt Throop,
ONEIDA... Capt Child
Ie've Osw daily (evcept spudayQ at so'clcck A.
Iewiston aegen miles from tha Fs Railway Cars
the passengers Lew.tos the Falls The Boats
Lawt,n daily except saturdays for OsweRo River
st. awsnce 70 Ogdsnsbus, on the ,out. TO Mosreal and
Qrebec Packet Boats leave Syracuse dsy morning and
g arrival Of the sasera oar and run to Oswego mo't Of
Che fare cheaper than by other oats and the
ssge far ple,-anr i1z lwsrc
PLEAsaNy AMI CHEAt EXCUKSlUNS
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
NEW BRIGHTON, PORT Kls .HMOND, (STATEE
I-LAND,)& NEW YORK FERRY,
From Fisr No. l. North River, foot OF Battery Place
soilows witty daiy from May assh 70 ce.es.l Get asa
S5S@~xSriz-ist 1914 .-Iaaves New York, at and IL
Leaves Port rhinond and 10 minutes
10 A. MI at l. sk and 6A 2. M.
Lesyes New Bnghon at and 10 A. M; at ~, and ~
M.
On sundsy-Ieaves New York at and II A. NJ; at s. aud
sPM Leaves or Richmord, at ~ minutes and 10 MI
At 1, and ~ VI
New prk. Mas 10, 1Nt r,vll 6m~rc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-12
CONSU NlEDTHDN
Nd LIV ER COM l. y n Il.
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT,
FROM 375. ROW cry. n. y.

FROM 375, BOW cry, n. y.
TOR the OF Coughs, Colds Asthma Whooping
L Cough CaiaTrh, Pains in the Side and Breast Bon
chit Liver Complaints, and ali those affections Of the
Throat and Lungs which source ci much suffer-
ing and often terminate Ia Consumption. This remedy
IS Justly and highly distinguished 1t is purely vegetable,
mid gentle its effects upon the system, and can be-
taken IN the most delicate cases with safety is well as
ed successful, evrn in extreme and apparently almost
hopeless cases not only palliative buI as remedy
that the proprietor feels hcsancy in introducing IT, and
recommending II 10 all who unfortunately may have
sion o resort 10 some means fol recovery.
Physicians fimiar with lis effects and aware of the
healing properties Of this vegetable preparation not
frequently prescribe in their practice, and wi The med.
zeal faculty generally, has net with Than ordinary
appreciation.
Certificates from he highest aud respectable
ces of persons who have either been greatly relieved by
it, or entirely recovered f.om affections of the Lungs
Liver could be furnished in abundance but we deem is
not ccssary publish them the medicine gener
ally known throughout the country to be the best msdl
cine in use Tor diseases Of the Lungs and Liver
For common Cold and Cough this is Of the very
best remedies discovered.
n b. There is spurious and counterfeit article a1oat
and lately nvoduced into this place Therefore be
nl to get the genuine which is from 375 Bowery, New
York. and that the new steel pale abel is the bot
tie to prevent counterieils
Forsae by Slas Burbank and Clark & Collins, Mont
pcler: Moses Morse, Johnson; Moli Young & Co
Suaf,r1 II. ID. Morgan Co., Warren, 4. a. ]. M
Richardson Waitshcd IDLY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-12
CONCORD RAIL ROAD.

ON and after tho LIST Nov. Passenger Trains will
~ run daily, Sundays excepcdl in connection withtho
b oson and Lowell and Nashua Rail Roads, as follows:
Leave Boston at Z a M, IL A M and = NJ.
Leave Concord at 81 A NJ, IL la NJ, and p M.
Trans from intermediate places will run as follows VIZ.
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at 8 Id A M. II Id NJ and p M.
Nashua at 0 A M. / Z M. and p. NJ.
Manchester 81 M. Sd NJ. and 73'4 p NJ.
Immediately the arrival Of the cars from Boston.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester at l-2 NJ. IL NJ aud 81 p NJ.
Nashua at q l-2 a Nj. ! Ia j M and Sd p NJ.
Lowell att LA M. 2 p M. and B l.2 p NJ.
or Immediately en- the arrival Of the cars ON Boston.
The second Tram from Concord arrives N Boston IN
for passengers take the O'Clock train to New
York.
The Morning and Evening Trains from Concord connect
with the Boston and Maine Railroad, that passengers
NAV PASS daily either way, between Concord, Man.
chester, Nashua Abdovcr Havehlli Exeter aud Dover
and daily either way between Concord and Pufand also
daily flom Concord by Portland, 10 Brunswick, Holowel
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
r IN daily follows
Leave Boston a, 4 P Nj and arrive at Concord the
same evening
Leave Concord a.33 SAP NJ and urvc at Boston a,
the next morning.
Freight first class, 81; second class, S.
Freight should be delivered Concord and Boston an
hour at least brfre leaving, insure delivery by the
first succeeding train,
All passengers baggage should be marked, and when
valued than $50, notice should be given and extra
charge paid, claim fr damage or loss beyond such
will be allowed.
n. G UPHAM, supt.
Nov. ?, 1913. 10
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NASHUA & LOWELL RAILROADS.
. WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

s.-.-r-. WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
StSssSH ON and after the LIST November 1913, the pas
-fH--&--Senger trains VIII run as follows
Leave Nashville at G | Q A M, | 4 and 81 p M
Leave Boston at und II M and p M.
Leave Lowell at IL A NJ and u "A and Sd p M.
Passengers arriving leaving Lowell in tie cars on
this road will be conveyed in Lowell 10 and iros the De-
pot free OF expense b. leaving their names at the Ticket
Office
Passengers can be conveyed by Railroad between Con-
cord, Manchester, Nashua and Andoyer, Haverhi Eve.
ter, Dover, Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
Concord Railroad Passenger and Merchandise Trains
are run in connection with The lhs road The
Passenger Trains leave Concord at and II Id a
NJ. and M. Leave Nashua at nine M. p M and
JPN
MERCHANDISE TRAINS.
Daily (Sundavs exceptcd) between Nashua and Boston,
GrNERAL RATES or FREIGHT REDUCED.
The Company are prepared to transport all kinds OF
Goods and country Produce which may be forwarded to
their Depols
All Goods anG Merchandise will be at the risk Of the
owners while in the Companys Store L0uses.
ONSLOW STEARNS Superintendent
Nashua, N ov: g. 1913. 10
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There u u Remedy for she sCOrSt
Of EEsF9slOI'S !

DLEASE resd Rev Mr. FulIeItons certificate and then
il try them :-"Mr Jones, SRA desire 10 benefit oh-
induces send this testimonial IN 'P"or Of your
DRoPs HuMoRs. For three years past have been
afflicted with Scroluous humor which assumed the most
threatening appearance such ehrOa swelling OF the
neck sides hands large hard lunches the neck and
in the armpits accompanied with much and pain
To such an extent did the disease rage produce appa
defomty of the features my lungs became irtacd
intellectual faculties benumbed with the enre loss Of the
sense of smelling. consulted several skiliu physicians
but all pronounced my disease incurablv have taken
bottle Of your me- dcne and commenced using the second
and to all appearance have effected perfect cure and no
longer bear the traces of this most appalling disease. For.
meT strength ofungs body and mind have returned and
the swengs and punches have disappeared. Tins is
simple statement of facts which you at liberty TO
as you choose. N H.FuLLERTON.
Pembroke, N. II, July 90, ls4l."
iLjA fresh supply Of this valuable medicine Just re-
ceived and for sale al the Bookstore Of f WALTON
& SONS, Montpelier VI
JUSTICE RECORD BLANKS and Of appeal 70. sale by
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-12
o NC III VI! WVUsU WIII1 U7VW IVVIJ
FAMILY MEDICINE,
ANIMAL CHEMISTRY.

A NIN1Al CHEMlSTRY-has proved beyond all
IA question that means can be so chemically combined
act upon the al sotben system, and remove
accumI atoms winch, If allowed to continue wi create
disease, rain troublesome tumofs morbid sweugs
ulous diseases, &c According 10 IT, chemistry and The
physiology Of the human system, remedy has been dis
cover and applied and endered successful IN re-.
moving painful swelngs, pans the side and back heu-
mlsIn scrutuous hume s. Kmge Evil, enlargement about
Eo hrod and neck, ague cakes, enlarged spleen &c NC
One thing should be borne IN mind by ever physician,
that The here spoken of should be used IN prefer
every thing else, in o! offerings painful
swelugs in the breast If those who nurse. When the
casts are pan!u-thee means winch be used
that will give quick and certain re as ia 1t never
fails for weak backs spinal irrila0ns, and in fact all
klnus of weakness ntdmmaliuns cannot fail. AS an
external application liver complaints pains IN tho hisd
and shoulders Chrome and nhimmaory Rheumatism, 1t
has equal and MS pain extractor, OF kinds there is
no drops inmeut plaster that wi compare with the
JEW DAVlD'S OR HEBREW PLASTER"
tins the remedy, ana is TOO well known among physi
clans IN general 10 need any other description. Thou
sands have been rcoyrdhy thus pnsera1er every other
application had "a led It's pleasant 10 wear and no
need fear taking cold 10 that part over which the plaster
applied. pamphlet giving an account OF It's scovcry
wi certificates directions, &c accompany each Box
which sufficient 10 spread SIX or eight pasters Price
CLARK & COLLINS, Montpelier wholesale agents
or the State o. Vermont For sale also by s. L. Howard
Burlington; +. Huntington, Nergennes :, Moody, Mid
ton, Danville; $ II Topper Charlotte; WF&dP
Wood Weslford; l. l. butcher, St. Adams; & ID
Soue Fairfield; ii and b Walker, Bakersfield; Fisk
and Brown Waterylle, Keelur aud Noyes, Hydepark /;
Noyes, MoHisville Pennock 4 Benjamin, Woeou !
Hoon Judeylne, ,amoille L Perry and Co. Cabot
L d Putnam Marshfeld l. Jewet St Johusburyi Jew
eft and Co Barnet; Ross Jr Woodstock w Downer,
Sharon; S Britain, Barre; VIM Rhodes Jr. Richmond
Dulton and Clark Braueboro. 2e-lyeoP.
BLANK CHANCERY BILLS,
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NOTICE

rs hereby given TO the Subscribers of Wlliamstown,
l. BrookGeld, Randolph East Roxbury and Mortified,
who receive their papers by the post that two years will
expire The first Of May next since commenced carrying
papers and that must have EVERY CENT that is due be-
fore that time as do not expect to carry any longer than
his wear ending MAJ next This is therefore to give you
sufficient notice to pay up To those who paid promptly
last year am much obliged and TO those who did rot pay
any thing must say that delay in payment MAY BE DAM
eERuUs shall enforce the collection Of all oil
more than one years standing pretty soon.
NIB. would say to the subscribers on this route that
they would do well for the future TO pay for their papers
advance the papers much cheaper when paid for
in advance-and 1t would save me much trouble and The
subscribers the notification of being Advance
Subscribers will receive their papers regularly should stop
carrying JASON PECk.
Berlin Feb q, 1874. 40
SHRED ID
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LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.



THE subscribers having been appointed by the Honora
l. BILE Probate Court for the District of Washington
mlssoners to receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons agans the estate of Samuel
Perrin late of Berlin, in said district deceased
represented nsovent and the Of six months from the
9th day of March, 1874 allowed by said Court to the
creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove their
pecve claims before usDo give notice, that we win
tend to the duties of our appointment at the dwelling
house of Sarah Perrin in Berlin in said district the
first Tuesdays of May and September next at nine O'Clock
forenoon on each of said days.
GEORGE G. MOORE, )cmm;es;o,ox.
JOSOUA PETTENGlLL, "'s'
Berlin, March 18Th 1874. 81
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WONDERFUL!

N astonishing fact that Hays Celebrated Linimcn
n for the Piles, Rheumatism sc. has been used in
thousands orcases, and failure To give complete
cure be6und. large supply dtresl lroihe
Manufacturer of he GEEUISE TO answer the many
creasing calls For sale only attle Montpelier 8uoksors
BY 4 p WALTON a. SONS
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LEPINES,
ENGLISH,
FRENCH

Silver Spoons God Beads Ear Ornamnets Finger Rings,
Ladies' and Gentlemens newest patterns livery
ric) Gold Riseitssone set, Gold aud Silver Pencils,
sold and Silver Bowed Speciaclcs, Silver Ih'mbles,
Miniature cases, Gold Breast Pins, Gold Guard Reyes
Gold Watch CHAINS, Gard Cases, Mourning Rings and
Pins, Silver Combs Shell Combs, Work Bags, Pocket
Scissors, Fancy Goods Volhs and Strings, n goot
sortmen of best kind of Peumey, Macassar, Buffalo and
Beers Oil for the hair, Fishing implements liza ge Lo)
Briana TeapOs and Casters, SUI erlor quality, large
assortment OF Toys Watch Trimmings Wood Clocks and
Brass do. aud Short most every thing that Is kept at
Jcwolrj Ware Store.
and gentlemen OF Montpelier and vicinity, hathe has Ell
Urged his Shop Establishment, and has spared pains 10
select oods suitable for market 10 fill up; aud fur
Their says ALL home abroad to just step in aud
anime the quality and price before purchasing elsewhere
Al any rate they may rely this that goods what
we recommend them to be no sale
&C. j~Clocks and Watches repaired a; shot notice ana
warranted.
N, b., siyY workahd Jewcry made to ordci or to any
pattern and Warranted good.
Montpelier, Mayl, 1913. 7s
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"A CERTAIN CURE
For Humors, Scrofua, Piles, Erysipeas, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head and all diseases arising from lmpuIiy Of
the Blood.
noCT. BANGS RENOVATING MIXTURES,
- medicine composed entirely Of vegetable substances
and of so active character TO eradicate speedily and
permanently all those Troublesome and dangerous diseases
which arise from bad Of the blood, is highly
mcnded by al who have used it, and will positively in
cases out of ten effect permanent cure: The poprctols
receive letters every week speaking in VAIN praise Of the
Article and naratng cases Of extraordinary cures which
too voumnous to publish.
REFERENCES-Mis Sophia Bouchette Of st bans,
aged about 90 cured Of scad head which she had had from
inlancy-was obliged to cap constantly, and was
without any hair Of consequence. She commenced taking
the Mixture in Feb 1912 and by April the disease disap
peared Her hair grown out full and she no longer
is obliged 10 wear cap.
Mr. Elbrdre Bingham of st Abans, for the of n
burning smaiting humor with which he had been afflicted
for years
Solomon Johnson Of Durham for the cure Of an ulcer
and scroiuous affection.
Erastus Stanton, II 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.
l-FThe aboyo article will be found at most druggist
stores throughout the siac-sold wholesale by CURTIS
&. SMITH, ST Adams. VI Also by l.. p. WALTON
AND SONS, agents Of the propre,ors at Montpelier, VT
Also by Goss & Hutchins, Waterbury; Green, Rich-
mond Dana, Weeks and Stanton, Danvlle j.. Jrwett
St Johnsburv; o. French, Barre N. e. Hale, Chelsea;
T. b. Ncvns and Co. Royaton; J. Ross Jr. Woodstock
Peck and Spear, Darlington: n. V. Holey and Co. Will
liston,