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w ~ 10 Il G. I'VE ~
CAUTION mo- ALL

CAUTION TO ALL.
L Ell ALL HE WORLD TAKE NOTICE
AND BE AREFUL NOT TOBUY THE
/ (SUGAR COATED)IMPR OVEDINDIAN
! VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EvtRY sox
/ has on II the WIZ ITEM signature oil he or,
| gInal inventor aud patience
! q BENJAMIN SMITH, VI d
! These PLEASANT ri Is possess powers Ia opcn
All The material d'alnS Cf The sy>tcm-viZ The
LL.NGS, KIDNEYS, SKIN d. BOUELS-
hhheilo UNNNDwN m he practice OF medicines
AMI Sc complete has been their Triumph over
all olEci n.ediCines, that many have been led
Ia suppose they contain some powerful mineral.
a6l npon examination by Drs Chiffon, Ram
dolrh, Huntington aud others, this supposlion
Is al once Proved 20 he gionn ale>S
Sod IN New York, at The principal Office,
w Greenwich street, also by RuShH n & Co,
Bro rdway. corner o; nth street..
Pamphlets 10 be Lat ol AGENTS gralis.
B.-PersonS will also notice On the top :
bel an engraved Indian bguic, cross ed with fine
ed nlint.
The genuine NAV also he bought with Safuv
az Dr. Guion's, corner al Btwe'y and Grand
street., aud Mrs Hays, 81 Fulton steer, Brook.
! ,yn, asd % respectable stores throughout The
Unif-d States
SUGAR COATED PILLS W. DISEASE.
MORE EVIDENCE.
w II HILL OF the firm OF GirIcv & IIiU
4fA ll9 Broadway, says the Sugar Coated
Indian Vegetable Pills are superior To any he
has ever taken. His vile has found them de
VI. hiul and cihcscious
Miss UGlAss, corner Walker and Ludlow
Si'eC's, has been cured At pain IN The head.
dlmueSs Of siEht, aud dizziness III long stand
inc, by ihcm PHls
Mas SlMoSs, Of % Henry Stree; cured of
p'in> and cramps Of eight years Standing
Ma ATNNs, OF 2G} Greenwich street, cured
OF r7ppSla, Of seven years Standing.
Ma CARLc CK's daughter, Staple street, cur
ed OF Worms ~ their worst form.
REy Ma BUHSET'r, NJ Brooklyn, cured Of oil
lou> complaints, weakness, &c.
We need not add more Evidence crowd, !
~ on rs from 1ll quarters No Pills ever before
accom-? i>hedSO much with so li'lIc trouble and
as ~ Smuh'. Sugar Coated |
Improved Indian Vcgelah'c Pills Sold al |
@rilon', corner Bpwefy aud Grand SIS, Phrip. |
corner OF Bceknan end William >frcer,; Eve |
-eu'> o. Had On ~ Mrs Hays l4g Fui, NJ !
Boo slyui md 28 GrccnwiCh street Ex1min, /
he label lock iof DR. SMTn's written sigma |
nf' Cd - ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15
LADIES SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

G. FEANXEbL,
No 46 Nam ST. a fcw doorS alb, We he bookstore Of
VIM. Rubb.
WHEELING. VA.
4 } ESPECTFULLY infnms the Ladies' oi Vince.
n Y ling. that he manufactures Ladies' Shippers of
all sTYLES and COLORS, Of superior qualify and
beauty. lie warrants all work from his shop To he
SUPERIOR 10 Eastern manufacture, aud will he sold
1O per ent cheaper
The public are invited iu call and .a,isfy them.
saves lOm Jun Q
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BOOTS! BOOTS! SHOES! SHOES
FIRST ARRIVAL OF TIE SEA
SAMILE M'CIAII.EN

Athe SIG" ri Me mo Ri.D Foot.
s NOW RECEIVING direct from the mann.
I iaciurers $50 packages Boots ard Shoes, com.
" sing one OF The largest and best selected assert.
mems "i Boots aud Shoes ever offered ~ this mar.
Ret aud Tili be Id cher whole ,rlr or retail n,
prices 'hn cannot flI II please all Who may favor
me with call
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing To purchase
4 srInil assortment ui B,nts and Shoes will fin,
upon cNamin'"n that can supply them uron az
hvoronc lcuns rs they he had IN B,llimnre or
Philadelphia. sep 10 SAML M'CLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15

CAPS! CARS CAPS!
&, AVERY, h,s inst rc,c,y,d mr biggest ard
80 test assortment of Fur and thdh C,is lhul
has ever been lr'ush o. ilis market. of all quail.
nrS u'd p''N,, from lRa c,r,'s 10 - DOLLARS. con
si,ih = ns iuilrW,.
Super Oucr Fur Cips Super seal Far Cap,
10 Mama Fur ia ID NIu.l Fur do
Do Cloth cop rur irm,i Supct C'oh Cap,
Fashionable SILK Glazed Cops Fashion ,hl, purpr
Rcd ard Il acR Plush Cap; Npu,h, nnd Cmldtcu',
clIs =, great variety allorvhch wil he I'D chc,p
Call and Sec a, NJ 10 Monroe street.
s"Pl9 ) AVERY
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UNIT STATES HOTEL
WATER STIR E'T

WHEELING, VA
VENllE undersigned, respectfully inform tho nnh :
IA lir that they have leased the absyc bpn.s
IOf term Of years. have had il entirely enoeIoI
aud very much improved in The arranpemc,;fof I,
rooms and rorchcs; have had it newly and hand.
s'neB printed carpcied and papered ihronpbont
ana newly furnished, in a style UNSURPASSED by onv
ilolel IN lhe West Every article Is entirely new
""d 'ho "hnIe house brilliantly lighted wnb COS.
ihey "iler The accommodations of The bons. In
me public fully determined, that oil guests shall
ma Of lheif house entertainment that will moi IA,
10 afford satisfaction. "
go from ne superior arrangement Of the House and
lab'e and The location OF Tho house in front Of tho
steamboat Iondne. they indulge Tho hope. Tho
hey WI receive liberal share 81 public parfonapo
may MITCHELL, q CAIDWFIJ
TO SADDLERS & CARRIAGE MAKERS.
81 HAVE just received large assortment of
q sheep SkiGs suitable iof Pad Skins which viii
'o sold low Tor cash. Black Harness Leaf her. ais
constantly on hand
ALSO 80 Jofis plain md Esd India Robber
carriage cloh' very Superior article Tor carriage
covers an assortment also NJ India Rubber ca,tiage
'pfon', just received aud iur sale by
o'l SANlL MCLALLRN.
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MIlEItLING- VA

enable Er Winter Wear; large stock Of Otleon,
lOIIL FLANNFLs 81 al sorts; AIrNCN> figured
md pam; CEArE aud MEEiN D'Eco,sr, CAiacor>
NusLiNSa d Nnu"us Whet Articles inr Ladies vc,,
TAlLOR'S TRIMMINGS. n hlre nss,l,me.,,
All at the ah.Ne Goods viii sell Wholesale nj,
''nU or make mp Ia or''or IN the latest Ftcn =, L.
READY MADE CLOTHING!
a. ''s"" =" 'his braticb 81 tie business l must
"o,L am Tailor by pr, fcsson, have worked
81 lhe tade Tor fifteen years, the epre am abl,.
li"d q" cut my oNn cloihug. aud make ihrm M.
IA neq'er and cheaper -, L. Than any other c.inh
'shhcnl IN the CITY. u is useless for those TIA,
ary on The business and nc not iailurs ihrmsclvcs
attempt c"mpctriun OF Ready Made Clulhtur
n hoy" large assortment ~ fellows:
Block Blue. Blown. Olive aud Invisible Green
IFwck AID De coats, Beaver clnlh Pux aud Over.
,c"ais, Pilot c!oh OVor.cuats. Ma,kuaw AID T,nu-
ad"ut Blanket dn ca,~ M fc dc, cIs,in,tI d =,
rwceds de; j. ans dn, - al sizes
have on hnud nu -, client assortment uf rlain
mi i'ury cashmere Pants. black and blue cLub
Pants lucd. very desirable article; aud an, unnn
pay nI 'a'slnc' Pans at NIL siz"s aud prices. Jeans
aud Tweed Pants "i all >.zcs and pri,cS
Eve huudr,d Vests, cmbr3CIte every STYLE and
quality.
Shlris. Wrrppcrs. Drawcrs,cullars. Bnsrms Stocks
IGtvr- Fine aud Fancy Silk aud Satin Scarls. SIN
IdN's vt all col"rs at TualIirs tuceihcr Nth many
"h'r articles usually found ~ cluihirC stores
Ia cotcinsun. my old Gust, incrs aud The public.
Generally nrc invited a. ,aH aud examine INV stock
La consideration Tor tic hL,,ai patronage heic,cfro
Ncnd'd 10 ne, have pur, hnscd a Lgrg.r Sfo,k
md Her them al CHEAPER RATES jhan have ever
lone he iuTc
Rccoliecl The cheap cash clothing store "
RICE.
oct conner OF Main Il Munr Sis
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NEW BOOK BINDiRY.

TENllE subscriber would inform
~. his friends aud the public gen.
orally. that he has opened n B'ndc.
~ on Main street, one dor north
of Durscy's LOTTERY office, nnd i.
prepared 10 dc Binding al The short
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LATE AND IMPORTANT
IIRsT in FASnEON AGAIN.

w = l"hc great ensure III announcing tn our
~ ireods and ISo public generally. lhat We
iu'sc n'r"ady received lie new Ful Fashion for
iiaIs' We ~" manufacturing q general assortment
ana ""i h"Ne some spcrdId spCcuu,us finished
"hd made ready Tor sale IhlS morning Gail aid
zee t'cin tie style = entirely rcN, nrd we have
u" he'itah'n "a snlii'g Ih,y are The handsome -
shaped IiaI fhui has been introduced f,r many ycnr.
DARE ~ HOGE
I ). Oar ht'hor chip Of n, 10 M,nrue stccl
he NE neN sSl" oniy on paper. supply a rur ar
I,soiiru'"t i'c Ne have both The blocks nnd Hats
re hnNhg seen our blocks nuor lhcy arrived.
"'''t 70, ~ o's' !" odNo'i'se H'd. - " H.
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CSI FECEiNED and for sale vetv Lose H..
Pryor PAUL.. IJA,Lsais u, , "n',;, ~, y.
ibl Market Street WnEf LING. ''''
40 Brls Whuing
casks Ffe,b Chamonic gIove,s
cases India Rhubarb Root rt,mo
80 gross superio, Backing
. cnses small Sicily L'qnor,o
- boxes Ground Mustard IN I ems
~ 60 Pepper
10 90 Cinnamon
DO Cloves
90 Rice
goo kegs White Lead
... cosS, Sup Whie Clue
JJ9 OOU Percussion Guns
boxes C,sulo S.ap old and ,j,y
~ bnskris Ffc.h Olive OIL
5hrIs Refined eamyhof
DO cfcam Of Tartar
case Chinc.o YermdlIoH
bales Indn SIENNA
'.Hes D'ilcr'. soars in Gales a,d bar.
c1.k Nutmrqs
1O Lbs English calomrI
IUU do American ,in 80
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( 'OACU TRIMMINGS ,ecI n,,.
- Cum Cloth. Patent DISH Le,fb,, p. .'
,'''f lob Bands on cnue,, sunni I,,,.,, 80. a,u
Lace &c. &c &c. NJ The Ilarlwafe store - ''''"
sep - OFT GREER Wheeling. v,
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ESJNS' AND INFANTS CAPS. rev ,rycs.
& y n,dr"',,i-'inc oi tic fine, AID gr..arcsi yo
reiy 'ScT ~. red 90 rii, cay. Please call md
'Icw ihc rs -, mcnL l1j Ma. sircer,
fcp IS & MCALLNM
EE yDsoN RtY oTT.R CAPS.-I.,i reed
~ - sr'',d"i h'r"i .'totc mod Caps. Gen
fHth ethf nm stI,'Hr ar ic'c vail do well to
trd oxen &c lL,n. at 40 Mann street
s'r:1 c MrCALLAM
~ uSN cATs-- ~ q 4 rcc'i aud u ~ orcn,,e
4Th AZ 10 MANI ~. { MCALLAM
sep =
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-25
aid and Voice of Freedom.
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
RALPH PAIGE, Pres.
p. w. Hyde, Sec,
For the Voice Of Freedom


Mr.. Editor Having Witnessed Dav-
exports exhibition OF Magnetism or
" lightning in Harness." we take pleas
ure in expressing our opinion through
the medium OF the Voice, that we conSd-
or the performance highly interesting,
well conducted, and truly worth the at
lention of all. MIR. Davenport says he
has laboled several years, experimenting
on galvanism and electro magnetism and
from his lucid aud eloquent illustrations OF
The principles of electro magnetism and
the laws by which he is governed in the
application o: this mysterious power to
propeling machinery, we think The al
ten,on OF all who haze the pleasure OF
Witnessing The exhibition must be p cas-
ingly excited. This magnetic tripham-
mer, flying with the rapidly OF lightning,
his rotary and reciproca;ing engines, some
of which are attached 10 an orrery, NOV
ing the planets round the sun, are GER
tainiy beautiful.
In summing up the grand principles OF
gaIvanism and electromagnetic, Mr.. d.
advances the hypothesis, thai the sun is
magnificent gavanic battery, and that the
earth and all the planets take their motions
from the current of galVenlsm evolved by
that great luminary; and what is slngu'
Iary wonderful he proves by the laws of
electro gnetism, that the planets may
have originated from the sun without d.
minshing the power or size OF that great
DISPENSER of light and heat
We wish Mr. Davenport success, and
hope the philosophic world will direct
their energies 10 the solving Of this curious
and moral theory.
john HENDERSON, ELIAS Work,
Asa MARsToN, Ii. BEcKWITH.
E. JONES,
WILLIAMSBURG, W., Dec, IL, 1915.
The discovery Of the application OF
Eectro.Nlagne!ism to the propelling of
machinery, is, without doubt destined TO
aslonish the world. Mr.. Davenport pos
sesses an investigating mind, and should
his life be spared 10 perfect some expert
menls he has commenced, his name may
vet be enrolled with that CT Frankin in
the archives of scientific discoveries. l.
is to he hoped that VIXEN he returns he
will give the people of this town an oppor'
tunity Of Witnessing his progress in the
application of electricity. Bu', as "a
prophet hath no honor in his own coun.
try" it may have been expe'llen! that Mr..
Davenport first exhibit his discoveries aud
skill in some place Other than in Bran
don. Ed. Voice.
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THE CULTIVATION FOR 1s4G.

TENt1E new volume Of THE CuLTIvA-
M TOR" for 1916 commences on the II 81
of January, and the Nos. will be promptly
issued Oh the first Of each month as here
tolore. In the importance, extent anti va
riety OF its contents in the number OF its
conIrIbutors-in the beauty and variety OF
its illustrations, as well as in the extent Of
its circulation, this paper is without ri>
val in the agricultural press, at home or
abroad.
Terms. Single copies, 81 90 year
Seven copies for S. 90 - Fifteen copies
for $40. Any person disposed to aid in
promoting the circulation of The Cult
vator," will receive sample Numbers and
prospectuses, on application, nost paid.
LUTHER TUCKER
Address Editor Cullivalor, Albany, N. Y.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-25
. T r D -,

In this town, on the 10Th inst Dorothy, daugh
ter OF Nathan II, and Nancy Churchill, aged
years and months While the child was suffer
ing from her sickness, none of the physicians
who attended her, could decide on tho disease
further than 10 call it "Liver Complaint" AZ
ter the decease, the body was opened, and tu.
NOR weighing s.4 lbs, which was attached TO
the liver, the back and the kidneys, was taken
out.
In Goshen, on the 9th instant, HuLDAH
Parker, aged 20 years.
In Benson. Dec. II, Of Consumption, Miss SA.
REPrA M, HORROR, aged 81 years. She was
amiable and viruous in life, happy in DEATH
religion was her theme; Jesus Christ her hope
her Redeemer, and blissful Eternity is her home.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-25

paper printed on both sides is not exact y
the thing for Ballot Box; and as the
next number Of This paper will not reach
a. great portion OF The towns in the county
10 season for use, can see no better wa y
than for the several Town Committees to
be sure and furnish either printed or writ
ten votes for all who may desire them.
Printed votes can be had at this office
on ders being received this week, for
one dollar per thousand.
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Fair Play is the Jewel"

Alter pennlng my remarks on the com
ing election, and they were mainly il type,
the proceedings Of the Rutland Conven,
ton came 10 hand and wishing TO give
those who think differently from myself,
as to the moral right, or expediency OF
licensing men TO sell intoxicating drinks, |
tound it necessary TO postpone some Con-
gressional and other matter, that the Rat.
land proceedings might appear this week.
Truth, Right and Expectancy have
nothing to fear from IN open field aud a
lair encounter and the friends OF lcens-
ing men to deal in that which destroys the
property, character, peace. and even the
hues Of thousands annually, may have an
opportunity Of presenting their strongest
facts and arguments in favor of such laf.
fic; and il their facts and arguments out.
weigh those can present on the other
side, they may have the benefit Of the pub.
LEGATION of their articles in this paper.
have no objection TO the dressing out
of Temperance hypocrites but may
be, il that is called an argument, another
equally valid may be brought as an offset
| think James Barrett, J. would look
about as we'll 10 get his feet a little nearer
together as he does 10 rest his seat on the
fence Of neutrality, with one foo. in a
spring Of water and the other in a hogs
head OF alcohol The reason OF these re-.
marks Is, lha, he figured as an Anti Lii
cense man al Casllelon, and, as | AIN in~
formed was present at Rutland when his
name was called and did not object to
serving in the capacity Of Rum Corpo>
raj. II Mr. Barrett wishes TO defne or
defend his position he can have a chance
10 speak for himself; and so with others
whose names stand on the two tickets.
Resolution No. 5, is curious looking
non-deecripti Why not say? ''lf Rut~
land county can have 100 Houses of i'll
tame licensed, it will be the first pure and
thas!e county in the Stater' Away with
such nonsense, and let the motto of our
opponents, every man to The polls be
OUR motto, and abide the decision.
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Wallet Lost.

b OST about the 28th ult., a WAL
~ LEI, containing near $500 in
Bank Bills, and some papers Of minor
Importance. Whoever will return the
said wallet and money shall be generous
ly rewarded.
Bella L. BUELL..
Orwell, Dec. %, l34j. u
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VINO ANNEXED Texas 1.-Two urti-
Giles have been received as replies to a
communication from John Conant, Esq
which recently appeared in this paper,
and in the said article, the ground was
taken that The Liberty Party annexed Tex
as, or was instrum entail of accomplishing
what is done towards that object. Now
what | have 10 say is, Texas is not yet
annexed, and if it shall be done, it will be
accomplished by those who vote for it,
This being my view Of The matter, will!
say 10 correspondents on both sides,
cannot admit articles devoted 10 solving
the question, Who annexed Teas " I
trust my friends will see The propriety Of
my taking this course, if they do not APP
prove the admission of the first article, and
will govern themselves accordingly when
they send communications.
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QUARTERLY MEETING.

There will be a Wesleyan Quarterly
Meeting in this Village on the 10th and lth
of January next The services on Saturday
the l0h, will be at the Town Hall, and on
Sabbath The l1lh at the School House on
the East side of the river.
Efforts are being made to obtain the la
bors of Cyrus Prindle, and it is expected that
he will be here. A. DRAPER.
Brandon, Dec. %, 1915.
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THE
THE
Ng ETALTC FRAME PIANO-FOR

1V-A TES, are justly considered as one amopo
the many Improvements of which that instrument
is susceptible, and for durability, frmness and
beauty have never been eXceed. The increas.
ing demand for the Metallic Frame Piano Forte >
gives evidence of their superiority over anv otbe-
class now manufactured. We have devoted much
OF our attention to their manufacture and have at
great expense, succeeded in making them, with
our grand action combined, one among the I'M
proVemens of the age. On opening the Piano
Forte the metallic frame presents to the eve one
ent frame OF metal surrounding the whole of The
interior OF The instrument through which are fas
tened the pins that hold the strings of the insttu
iheht' consequently II cannot be affected (as 9th
erpanos are) through change of weather and
will therefore require scarcely any tuning corn'
parativeIy speaking. 1t therefore commends itself
strongly to the patronage of the public =; par,cu.
larry to those persons in the country who cannot
al all times obtain the services OF a competent
tuner. The price being reduced so that the me.
talic frame pianos are now sold by us at the same
price as heretofore obtained without it. We
manufacture them at 8, 81 and Z octavos and
they VIII be found unsurpassed in power and bril-
Iancy OF tone, lightness of touch and durah;Iit,.
while they ale offered for sale at some 20 per cent
less in price than those made without this inn
provement by other manufacturers in Boston or
New York, OF equal reputation as manufacturers
AS the materials of which the instruments ar,
made are thoroughly seasoned, and then exnoseJ
in brick drying room Quilt expressly for The
purpose) which IS heated by a large coal furnace
TO temperature of 1870 degrees; consequently
will stand the exposure of any climate.
Every instrument is warranted to please and
should they not give satisfaction according 10 the
warranty, after ONE YEARS TRIAL, thew NAV he
returned, and the purchaser receive back the A..
mount paid, with the expenses of transportation.
with such warranty the purchaser cannot poss.
bly, be deceived or disappointed.
Manufactured by
BOABDMAN s. GRAY.
=. Nos. 6, North Pearl ST., Albany.
Muse; Warerooms in the same. buildings.
01- W. G. BENTON will act as agent and
give any Information desired in relation to The
above Piano-Forcs. 2s.4w
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s.yy. REED e. e d. HENDEE,

S.W. REED & Z u. IIENDEE,
NMT GUILD inform the Ladies and
" Y Gentlemen of Brandon & vicin,
ity that they have taken rooms, for a few
days at Batett's Hotel, where they are
prepared to furnish DAoUERREoTYPE
MINIATURES finished in the --latest In,
proceed Styles, By which they are render
ed perfectly distinct, and prepared TO re-
sist The action Of air and light without the
possibility Of being faded or changed.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited TO
call and examine specimens.
MINIATURES taken at all hours
of the day, without regard to weather.
For the small sum of TWO DOL
LARS a perfect likeness will be done up
in u handsome case.
LOCKETS furnished at low price.
Brandon, Dec. l6, 1915.
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FACTS REGARDING THE
SUGAR COATED IMPROVED
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
FOR CONSGNPTION COLDS, COUGHS,
RHEUMA IISN DISPEPST1, DYS-
ENTER Y FEVERS, WORMS,
AND DIARRHCE4

ENTERY FEIERS, IFORMS,
AND DIARKHEA.
ALSO-SURE CURE FOR THE PIES
yesiimon;ols
u.v1NC beer ottan%s "'c s"n's r,or,,,s with
LII Cough, weakness in my chest aud loss Of appe-
ute used Wrights ihdlan vegetable Plils, but
grew worse, VIVA co'a sWeatS al hlSht; couid not
steep ana belleVeu was IN consumption pro-
cured box OF ijr Smlth sugar Coated improved
indian vegetable rus WhIch restored my health
within SIX days ana DeleVe them 10 De The best
femluy ever USED cr,o,cr c,.,o,,o
- ~ pE III w NNhNHEh'
Cambridge oct 49, Ao'f'
TIa,e been afflicted far Soma t;,,e ,,h tho iar
co,nIaint having main in mo Ella sn w., ~ j.;
Ioinla"ii' maadIs pun ~ n,y sue weahnesS IN
oyer one DOZEN boxes 1 Of Wrlgnts Indian Vegetable
a.d ~ ~ uu' GulHuea 70 grow worse
unG @"' tben rie i nr Si,s o,ever sd'ns
nroved l. Y. pills and hefnre I boJ fnshed rho
second box, nv mains and dysnepsa had Jisonneor1
ed. NV food now digests well, and am able 10 at-
tend TO my family duties Several of my friends
have since taken the Pills for bad coughs and have
found great reuei rom them
MRS O d,s D. WHITLEY, Myrtle ST.
hos'o"' may - 1910
Ihave been for four wears afflicted with Scrorula
Leprosy and Deafness, and have been unable to OBJ
tain any relief until | procured six boxes of DIR
Smith valuable Indian Vegetable Pills and ir four
months all my complaints mad disappeared contra
,5: 10 e eil my neuu1 cAPec!auons. 'ook these
roIiof wi "'' ''''''"' "''ou ony pS Pectatoh Of!
Mr. Vernon Kennebec Co. Me- A'' |HoA'A-
April Is, 1915.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Dec. Is.
Reported for the Boston Daily Adyertiser.l

At market 625 beef cattle, 100. stores, 4, 900
sheep, 500 Swine.
PriceS-Beef cdttle-Exta S. 25: first quality
ga IS; second quality, Ss4 90 a ST. so J third
So so $425.
Sheep-Los at 81 to 81 IS.
SDlne-Lots, shoats, 81 4ic. At retail from
to IS.
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zP Number twelve OF Graham's Mag.
aazine, and of the Columbian Magazine
have been received. Their Prospecluses
will appear next week.
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election of directors, and for the transaction of
any other business, which may be thought me-
cessary
o. As business Of great Importance will be
brought before the meeting, it is desirable that the
stockholders should attend as generally as posi-
bic, SAML, SWIFT Clerk.
Middebury, Dec 6, 1915,