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The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-20

u'EsaG GONSNETg'Fg

TENU u "ys yDn OF our wonderful bodies, constantly
require AN alternative or reecncrang influence, to
create aud retain healthy existence. Air, light, ard
some other elements brought to this rCqnSitOn and
for time prove sufficient to the requirements of the
system. But when from imprudence and violation q
the laws Of the animal economy, morbid humor, arise,
nCrd and vtiaU or juices are collected the stem re-
Qures assistance from other source, or it sinks in
disease decay aud death How wonderful and Suutary
al this period the effects of appropriate ultcrnl-
tive medicine, taken in sonson! Thousands have been
saved from DEATH and millions from suttrngs indCscr
babe and aguin restored to health, by the timely use Of
Phelps TOMATO PILLS, which are 30 ciCacons
and potent in cleansing the stomach ana bowels, puri
ying the blood, and rCnOvutng the gandnnr system by
altering the scceOns Of the liver, and other glands and
carving of the morbid juices and hnmorS;tla at the
South they have acquired the name Of Fever bane be-
they invariably prevent or break up bilious remit
tent, yellow, intermittent and lung lcvCIS.
Five wears extensive use, have proven them the best
and only sure and safe remedy for all the humorous
chronic Diseases where the system requires something
that will operate the Blood, Liver, aud various sys-
tens Of vessels giving them healthy action al the same
time eypc the morbid md POISONOUS juices aud humors,
| which ii separates from them.
In this class Of discusses ARE RhcumItism Dyspepsia,
Drupsy, Liver Complaints, Bilious stomach Sroiula,
Gravel Worms, Tunors, and crnptiols Of the skin ol
various kinds permanent weakness about the lons and
imbS, KIN. Evil, constitutional or hereditary feeble.
ness If the whole or pnrt OF the stem, &C.
Thousands Of Of the above diseases have been
cave been prevented had these Pills been used, instead
Of some irresponsible, banciu qutck lll, remedy, If
which the country is flooded. There is 10 mystery or
chlrntanaism about this universal remedy.
They ARE Urppurbd OF valuable vegetable remedies,
which known to he both safe aud cecuul, aud are
used very extensively b. Physicians in IhcrpriYc prac
tee becal>c rs hundreds have said, they are the most
PLEASANT circunl and safe medicine We have ever used.
Tneabovc Pill. are for sale BIS agents in all country
towns. Agents are cautioned not to buy Of peders'-
cone word to the wise is sufficient"
&. R. Phelps N. d. Proprietor, Hartford, Conn., with
out whose Signature none nre Genuine.
For sale hy :. j. Allen, Woodstock; Hayden Hutch
msOn do; Otis CHnhern, Pomrct; Justin c. Brooks,
Hartford; harris 4 Morrill, Sraiord; 7. Dwight Co.,,
Vershjrc Theodore Coos, Corinth Baxter u. Newton,
Norwich, Lewis Merritt, Eauamd J. W. Hubbard,
Windsor. 23l.gmNp.
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MAR Es D Il Ed,

In Bridgewater, by Rev.R. Streeter on the lth
lust, Mr. Ivory l.. VAUGHN, of Woodstock,
and Miss J.. MARIA PALMER, Of b.
That was beautiful slice-for which the "a-
dye" will accept The compliments of the "typos. -"
Luck and happiness to ye.
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Botanic Medicines,

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of Thompson
n and other Botanic Nlcdcines--both crude and pre-
purrd simple aud compounded is constantly kept fol-
sale by the subscriber, his residence, between the
Methodist and Episcopal Churches.
The above Medicines will he Eeay pnt up accompanied
by suitable directions, and warranted genuine.
CAuTioN.Tu those who are DESTROYS oi obtaining pure
ThomsOnnn medicines, would say beware olwbom You
purchase as they are frequently aducrntcd with worth
less pernciOns md poisonous substances for the purpose
OF speculation rolbngng those invaluable remedies ill
to disrcpuie. \. II. liAMMOND.
Woodstock, Nov. %, 1911 231-tf
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
This may certify that at the age Of sew
enteen, while residing in Woodstock, Yer
mont, | was attacked with disease ofthe
lungs, watch at times became very Distress
ing, and my strength became so Frustrated
that | was unable to labour but a small part
Of the time, and before many months | was
so reduced that my family, (being const-
tutionally conslmptive) pronounced me in
a confirmed consumption. This state of
my health continued for about six years,
apparently decling all the while, attended
with severe coughs-constan accumula-
ton of phlegm-dificulty of breathing
night sweatS-great prostration of strength,
&c.
In this condition | was informed of the
good effects upon others of N. II. Downs
Vegetable Balsamc Elixir and on taking
the first dose found great relief, and by
continuing It soon began to recover, so
much so that in a short time was able to
resume my business which is very aborious
that of machinist-and have since enioy-
ed good health, with the exception of an
occasional attack upon the lungs by taking
a cold, when have always found relief
by using the Balsamic Elixir, TO the virtues
OF which slone ] attribvte the preservation
OF my life and present good health.
252-3w LYMAN A. COX.
Stanley Furnace, West Poultney vt.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
MONDAY. MARCH 10. l845.

At Market $50 Beef Cattle, 1000 Sheep and $50 Swine
PRIcEs.-geef CatUe-Wc quote first quality, 81
j2j. Second quality. $3.50 49,. Third quality, 81
aAG0
ShcPp.--saes from $3.50 to SOS
Sw6e,-Lots peddlc, l-2 for sows and IL for bar.
rows. Large hogs 3 7'e, Atleail and 6.
N. T.. Farmer;
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JUST RECEIVED

F7rom COMsTOCK x Co. N. Y. anew supply crtho
I following articles viz. OdrilgCs Hrlm Of Columbia,
Acoustic OIL "a surr re needy for deurDc.s) Comstocns
Vcnnugr for worms, HAYS linnmcn1, llnwe's do Indian
Veg EliNrund in fac, all Of their valuable Medicmes.-
For particulars see Pamphlets which cuu be lui At my
apolhecary store, GratM. 5. J. ALLEN, Druggist.
Woodstock, Dec. 9, l3il. 2lU en-
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CONFECTIONERY.

n g. G. MUNROE, having been extensively ellgNg.
Sb. ed In the manufacture of Confectionery for the 0St
years, uke this method to inform Merchants ind Ped
dos that they still continue to answer orders in their
line, On the mot liberal TERMS II Is confidently INSERTED
that no Conlectoner better stock or produces bet
ter article Orders Respectfully solicited.
Concord N H. Jnn'y ~, 1916. ai7-Gm
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT

lCORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE n. e. FARMER
SEEDS, Herds Grass, So 90 to 25 per bushel. Red
Top 90 to 70 cts. CloverN "rhcrn, to ic Southern
c. Flax seed, 9 50 per bushel. LucerIe, SO C.
perlb. Canary Seed 50 90 to Q % per hushel.
GRAIN. Corn-Northern, new ,bushelOO to00-South.
ern, round yellow oil 0)a UJSouihern hat yellow new
10 0O-Go. do. white lG lido New Orleans 90 90
Barley GOA 0O-Rye. Northern, Is 0OdO. Southern, ~
a2-Oats, Southern. 80 a 33-Norlhern do. IS to So
Beans per hushe so Is Shorts, per double bushel 80
a33-Bran 20 a %.
FLOUR. Baltimore, Howard Street. A mos. or 81 G.
75do wharf, 81 62 asa 15-do rec of garlic, so 90 II
OOG-Philadcphia do, mos. 81 e. 90 -Freiercks-
bnrsh, low pd 1 mos G2 d 4 81 -AleXnndria wharf
OCO do fancy brands IS IS 37Ohio via Canal so 90
SO0Odo do New Orleans. cash 81 Is 81. Rye 50 %
aO0l-lndian Meal in bbs. 2G2 So 50
PROVISIONS. Bcei-Nless 4 mo- new bbl s 50 n Q
-Navy-S7 50 II 0O-No. L. 6 IS II 7O0--do Prime 81 IS
Sc OO-Pork-Eytra clear mo. hb 81 60 co 90 do
Clear Sl3 90 IL 80 do. Mess II a IL 25-lp Prime
10 10 2j-do Mess from other States. GO 90 90 20
do Prime do do 50 90 90 do Cargo do. OJ-Cear
do 90 90 90 l2 10 do store, unin
spectedll l2--do dairy,5 cents lsIard, No. |, Bos.
ms. II l.2-dOS0uh and Western. Ga 7-Iiams, Bos-
ton, "a l-2-Souhern and Westerns az Cheese.
Shp'g and meal ! do new milk T a g
wool. Duty-The value whereof At the place of en-
portaOn shall not exceed cents per pound, per cent
al valorcm. All whereothe value exceeds cents per
pound, 10 per ct. nd. val. and ctspcr pound,
Prime or SaXOny FeeCes, washed H. As AZ Gamer.
ican fall blood do 40 42Do ga do 81 S. DO l2 do
IS 36--!-4 and common do 80 3j--Smyrna Sheep
washed, 2Ol 22-~Do unwased, l0a l5-Bengasdo u
-SaXOny, clean 0O-BnenOs AyrCs mpiCkCd, Z lO--do
do picdked, 10 li-Supernc Northern pulled lamb IS
40 No ! do do do 33 3j-No do do do 25 a 3O--No 3
do do Ii n lS.
Hops Duty 90 per cont.--lstsoIt Mass. 1913, b
10 IA I'd do II 0.
Hay SIG to Is perton--Eastern screwed l2tol
EGGS, Is go.
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ROM 2 TO s TINES CHEAPER THAN BE-
FORE,OR NOTHING lFIIiE USER Is NOT
DELIGHTED WITH r.

n article TINT every ttmily must consider ndispens
"A he when they know its power and value und which
has heretofore been sold too high to reach all casscS
has now b, reduced in prize with view that rich AND
poor, high and low and in fact every human being may
enjoy its comforts aud all who get snail have the price
returned to them II they not delighted with it, uSe
We assert without the possibility Of contradiction, that
all burns and scas every external old or fresh, and
all external pains and aches no matter where, shall be
reduced to comio by IT in five notwithstanding lllcImb
scar No burn he fatal Gthis is appledunlc>s the
vitas DESTROYED by the accident 1t is truly magical
TO appearance in ITS effects. Enquire for Councils MAJ
Cal Pain Extractor Snlvc." ut 'Omstock and Co.'S, 81
CORTLAND Street, New \ Ork.
Price - cents, or four times as much for 80 cents.
We assure yOu the responsibility OF our characters
that sympathy for human suffering induces, ut least in
part, onr earnest solicitation that simple trial should
be made in any affection namcGbcluw. We think il not
mrrdcnt or 700 much to say that nothing like il q, ~
any degree ciieclE, hNs ever been discovered IN indie
cnc.
You will please observe that is Sovereign remedy
for all comppins,' but External application and Will
cure the iulluwincBurns, ScnldS, Frosted parts chill
bairs, Chnte gall cnus, letter, pmple botch felton,
ulcer, Snrain Crysilcas, sbs, cuts ruiscs, strains ear
md tOOtuChc humps, throat. runrOunds, witlOws
piles rnswo m salt Rheum, BARRIERS Itch, weak sight
CarbunClc eruption, sore eyes and lids sore lips pune
Grc hlCs and warts fever pains, pain in the back anG
side tender feet inndmatOry rheumatism, tic doureuN
ugc in face and breast fever sore, old burn sears, prlc
hcad iTlumed shin, broken breast, nipples rough
hancS hiscrcd surfaces, dressing for bli,ters, white
swcnS, codn wounds, sore cOrs, general sores ,sma
Thoush we have named numerous affections, expert
enCo has taught us that they not too many 1t will
be necessary TO know that the urtce called Connes il
the only one can recommendation must caution against
some limitations winch have to brye are ut no
use hut injurious. We will present it to the poor who
have actual need Of il, and whom may send for ill.,.
Remember il is CONNELS Magical Pam Extractor
All country merchants are requested to take ii to hcir
towns commission, the greatest blessing tomankind
ever discovered in medicine. This is strong language
but YOU may depend It's power will full justify H. Call
al the Agents for pamphlet gratis to all, and very in
tercsng also the names Olall The Ce""'-ncn Of New
York.
CAUTION-Be sure mud get Conncs as counterfeit,
md worthless appear under other See that it /,
direct from Coln,uck aud * Co. or never touch il.
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F.aRM FOR SALE.

A FARM, situated in East Sherburne, containing loo
N acres OF good land 40 Of which are under good i'm
provemcnt will be sold at public auction at the prGmis'
scs, on the Goth Of March, inst,
The farm is well watered securely fenced and the
buildings new and well finished. Terms rash. and
possession given Immediately. JAMES ii. TAYLOR.
Slirburne Feb. 49, 1915. 2l9-5W*
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YOU MAY If YOU WILL!
JONES' DROPS FOR HUMORS,

medicine successful beyond parallel In the cure OF Sail
thcum, scroui or Kings Evil, ~. AnthOnyS Fire OF
Erlsipcar, SCnl Head, leN0sy or White Scnrl letter
or Ring Worm, Prdlre Itch, ana all lIumOrs internal ~
external This medicine Is no humbug--nO mOomshinG
but perfectly safe nnd astonishing ciicncous Remedy
for the aLOyu.ramcd complaints and no other. Call cl
SOON, call NOW, ON the agents for proof, Try il Just
dir6CtCd and il we are not right The Proprietor
is allowed among many Others, to refer TO Hon Geo b.
Ipham, Caremunb Hon; j. D. GchrIst aud Rev A. II.
Fullerton, Chaestuwn, all Of whom have used the medi-
cine either themselves or members Of their families.
From Mr. Iabercc, Junior Purnerfm Of Simeon Willard
Co., llWtland, VI.
II must be true that JONES DRoPs for IIuMoRs arc
an Invaluable medicine for the complaints for which il il
desgnrd for huI personal experience OF the surprising
power, than fifteen months ago over IN exceeding
y distressing and i0nhsomc disease o the skin OF mny
yeas' standing, for which the ruraogn and Clarendon
waters and all other remedies entirely failed OF cure. y.
patient and pcscycrng USE Of srd drops am enircl!
relieved Of that dsGusc and hereby do mon honestly nnr
earnestly advise all similarly afflicted 10 procure hh use
them. D. W. hhbLNEH'
Fran t. NJ Wood, Esq Merchant In SOnth Woodstock
The fact IL IA my opinion, that 'JONES DROps for lu
mons do cure the diseases for which it is prepared alto
gCher beyond ANYTHING " Thin my knowledge ANA IN cV
IDENTITY the greatest medicine honfe me pubic ior eru
Ons Of the skin. for in the use OF TWO DoleS oi tHc
have found mos, remarkable relief from the eu hheuHl'
and udrcadm case it was too--so ulicnR rs to incapa
citue me from putting on or of my clothes ana attended
with burning itching and irritation, MS no one can hde'
QuaCly understand but hy painful experience. Let Others
II say patiently, faithfully and peraeyerinaly Try said
Drops and they must fully concur with me in opinion
of their merits In. WOOD
Sonth Woodstock, w. Dec, 0, 1913,
From Mr. DnsmoTc.
Duty to suffering Immunity compcls nc TO orrm ties.
mony to the efficacy of JOSEs' DRups for IIuMORs.
For the last twenty five years have been troubled with
nm affection NY lip, pronounced by the physicians II
cancer. Many physicians were consulted and prcsCrp-
tons used during that time, bUt to pHrpOse until was
induced to make trial Of the above Drops, which resu ed
in perfect cure, after taking one and halt bottles
j. X. DINsMORE.
Tartland, Dec. 10, I349.
Fo, sale in Quechcc, by Cushing Wulcolt & Nichols
p. Mcrri0cM Winds0ri S. Willmd& Co. Harund bow
ucr NCvcns Il Co. Royaon Rufus Buck, Reading; l.
NJ. Wood, South Woodstock in the SIuSG only by Dr.
). j. Allen.
Ian FIN
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MAJ. EAsTMAN:-IIere are few facts
which the Democrats of Barnard wish
you to keep before the people.
The "Barnard Coon Cabinet" contes-
ted the right Of Charles W'acott, ESQ,
to seat in the Legislature as the repre-
sentative from this town: and were most
signally defeated by Committee and
Legislature of their own party. They
made the torn and State, including time
and money, an expense of not less than
one thousand dollars. After i. was ascer-
tanned that Mr. Walcott could not be
ousted from his seat, the agent of the
Coon Cabinet" was told by the magA
mates of his party that, by having it well
understood and agreed upon by few of
the wire workers, they could make the
Legislature override the member from
Barnard in his appointment of Justices:
and this same agent actually wrOte home
to a miserable opostate from the Democrat
&c party, to make out and send up list
Of Justices.
The politics of the Justices appointed
was understood to be six democrats, and
six wings.
The rank and file of the wing party in
Barnard had but very little to do with
the contested election 1t was got up
and managed by the Coon Cabinet
which is composed of six or eight as I'M
principled demagogues as ever dictated
an erring party.
The Cocoon Cabinet said the the only
reason they contested the right of Mr.
Walcott to his scat was that they might
obtain majority of the board ofauthori-
ty. Now mark the result. At our annu-
al town meeting held last Monday, we
elected fire as sturdy democrats as ever
took hold of the plough handle, for select
men, BY maiorities 1875 to $50! The
other town officers were taken care of
upon the same principle, There is not
Pinkeye elected to any office in town.
Can the "'Barnard Coon Cabinet"
blush' Yours SC.
TEXAS.
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New Arrangement!
w. w. ESTABROOK,

W. w, rs 7 NBRUUK,
uAVING sold his stock of Dry Goods, ut No II, Cen
IL tra street 10
c. B. DAMON,
socts for him, aContnunnce Of the patronage hereto
fore 50 literally bestowed upon the establishment.
n-rMr DAMON having had some years experience IL
one Of the most extensive DRY GOODS STORES in BIOS
ton, feels confident that he shall be able To continue The
favor him with 1t call
Woodstock, Feb
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DOMESTICS!

4 A BALES Heavy Sheetings from ia 10
r w McrimaCk Finc-BaHIet, Wultham and New
York do. ut the lowest prices.
Observation-Disclosures, Colt. Flanncls, and Beached COT
tons, cheap enough by g. DANA, JR,
Feb u, 1915
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WANTED! WANTED,
ok young ladies' as appren tees to the tailoring bust
~ ness THALES b. VIM
Opposite Whitney's Hote.
Woodstock, Jan. l6 e4d.T
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GROCER les.


SNMNNpounds n q. d Brown II Sugar, 800 Lon,
al VVV aud Crash do, 500 -, Domingo and lava
COTE, 500 Lump Tobacco 10 Chcss y II. and Sou. Tea.
10 sacks best Fine salt lIhds. NJ Orleans a. Porte Rico
MOlasses, Spices, Ruisins SaCrHtus Winter Bic uCd
Oil &c.&c Just received and for sale at the lowest pri
CeS by Z. DANA, !k.
Feb. II, lSi5.
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7---=7=-- -
Sci ECr SCllNOI.

CEiII'c - DtlloOlI'
II SHATTUCK, will commence a Select School at
a1s at Bridgewaer March nth, 10 continue eight
weeks
Tuiton-$2O0.
Bridgcwater, Feb. 22d 1915. 25O-3w
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Nh DOW.NS' VEGETABLE BALS.q.M-
&c ELIXIR.

THE great Northern remedy for Consumption and all
[ other diseases of the LUNGS. The unparalleled sale
and success of which is well known. II is therefore
necessary Ia pubi, long usOme ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ing from irresponsible sources.
Can be had oihe following agents and OF them only in
tho neighbOrhOOd
ST.. ALLEN, Woodstock. Oliver Bailey, South Wood
stock. Chs. Tmhham. Quehcce Village. L i. Ncvis,
a. Co. RoyatOn, &c. Brooks, Hartford 2l9-ly.
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tx ECJITIVE NOMINATIONS.

A large lumber of nominations were
confirmed in Executive Session on Thurs
day, 18Th, and several additional nomina-
lions made. Among the combinations, we
hear of those Of Alexander II. Everett as
Commissioner to China; William II. Polk
as Charge d Aiaires to Naples; A. G. Jew
ett, Of Me- as Charge d'Adaires TO Peru;
B. G. Shields, ofAla, as Charge d'Aifaires
to Venezuela; Benjamin +, Butler as U. S
District Attorney for the Southern Distric,
of New York; and Elijah F, Purdy as
Surveyor ofthe Port of New York.
Among the nominations still pending be.
fore the Senate, it is understood, are those
of Prosper M. Wetmore as Navy Agen
for the Port ofNew York; and VIM. Par
mentcr, Navy Agent for Boston.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

MORE NEW GOODS.
JUST X ECEIVED 90 ps Rich Dark Prints, 80 pieces
j Mprrim,ck, do, Fail River and CoChecO do.
Super Cashmere DEcOHsec,
Grape De LHLG,
Nous dc Iaine with variety Of otlor soasonabe
Gools-nul for sale ut the lowest prices by
Feby 18th, l8l5. {. DANA,d
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NEW FIR Nj!

TINE UNDERSIGNED have formed Coparnership
1 for the transaction ofthe Mercantile business nll
its branches; under the firm orGcO Il. Chapman Z" Co
at the Snnc Store Owned md occupied the last year
by Geo. r. Chapman The paronaac Of the public is
respectfully solicited. GEORGER, CHAPMAN,
CHARLES CHAPMAN.
Woodstock, march, LIST, l3i5.
Those indebted to Geo. Il. Chapman requested to
call and settle he is DESTROYS oiclOrg uphs old bust.
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BARGAINS IN CLOTH

BARGAINS IN CLOTH
ING. and Am. Broadcloth in every variety or co,o+
Il and duality, Eng. e. Am. Fancy Doeskins nina MI
and steel Mx'd Cassmeres, Sanets and Tweeds.g can
he bought at very low prices At c. DAM, Jr's
Feb. IS, 1895
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gIIERMIN,S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Will Immediately remove NIL these unpleasant symptoms
and perfect health Sister lgarins, Supcuro
the Catholic Hall Orphan ASYLUM has added her tcslno
ny in their favor to the thousands which have gone be-
fore. She stacs.hcge over 100 children in the Assy
um, and that they have been in the habit ii using Sher
mans Lo2cngcs, and she has always found them to he
attended With the mnst beneficial effects. They Aay0
been proved to be inialihc m over 100000 cases.
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SANDS SARSAPARTJJ,A

FOR THE REMOVAL A ID PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
AN IMPURE STATE or TIE RLOOD, OR
Arm nLN u'Ilr SNS'rI'N
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BANK NO'EE 81 EXCHANGE
TAEsEIKl.

Corrected for the Boston Post by Willis Co.,
Exchange and Money Brokers, No '@5 Suite street,
Feb ls4i
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RHEU MATISN,

Weak Back, Pain and weakness in the brensl, hnck,
limbs ard other parts Of the body ARE speedily and rtc
tually relieved Ly SItERMAN'S POOR MANS pLAS
TER, which costs only l2 - cents and is within the
reach OF all. So great has become the reputation Of this
article that one million will not begin 10 supply the an
nal demand it is acknowledged to be the best length
eEiug pluster in the world.
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Inluenza, Conghe. Colds WhoOpng Cough, Tighness Of
the Lungs or Chest may he cured Rev. Darius hnbo
ny very low from Consumption jonathan Howard,
the celebrated temperance lecturer, reduced 10 the
verge OF the by raising blood. Rev. Mr. Dnnlar of
New York, the Rev Mr. De Forest. Evangelist in tie
Western pnrt of this state, Rev. Sebastian Strceter OF
Boson, the wife orOrsmus Oiblr, Esq IN Morny,n, and
hundreds If others, have been relieved and cured by u
nrnnrr mo OF
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Ea gle H Otel.

AVON SPRINGS, LIVINGSTON COUNTY. N. Y.
E\HtS Hotel having undergone repairs the
IL past winter. is now opened by the subscri.
Der, for The reception of company.
Piazza of 60 feet in length, has been added the
front and northen end ftho house, from which ad
vantageous view may be had Of some of the most beau
tul of the Genesee river flats, belonging to the
sive and productive farms of Edward A. LIE Roy and
Thomas HI. Newbod. Esqs. Sundry alterations having
been made in this house, he will be enabled to accom-
modate an increased number of guests As at presen,
arranged, 1t is eaquay spacions and conYenienr-af
fording agreebe, quiet home TO the invalid, and a
pleasant temporary those seeking pleasure
Every attentirn will be paid by him to the accommod
on and wishes of visitors, and attentive walters will
be in constant readiness TO serve them.
An Omnibus and Coaches will be constantly employ
ed in the conveyance of his boarders TO and from the
Sulpher Springs. A carriage will be ready the
rival of the regular day lines of Packet Boats the
Genesee Valy Canal from Rochester, convey visitor
to his house, free.
Horses and Crrages and Saddle Horses will be fur
nished at short notice. o. COMSTOCK.
July lst. 1916.