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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-26
CITY OTFICERS FOR 1915.
NAYoR-CEO DUTY.
C0W1ctlmea:

tOhNCttWeR:
Chrk-JAMEs S. WHEAT
S~e,geanI-JouN NiuRRAY.
Hh@C .MlS'Gr--R. uAMrLroR.
Thos Hughes, Matthew M'Llre, w Wilson.
w w Sbnver, a 5 Todd, S Brady,
b f S%auboIn, Geo Mcndell, o WHeiSkelI,
Jacob Amick, Kelley, jill Roberts.
ID Lamb. -
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
COUNCIL
ON OrdinanctS-MessIs Nielsen, Brady and
Wheat.
ON Finances Messrs Hughes, Brady and
o. AecOans-Messls shriver, sanborn and
Kelley.
on Streets and AHies-Messrs Todd, Will.
son, NlenGell, Amick and Kelley.
o. Water HorkN-MeSSrs Sanborn, M'Lurc,
Todd, Coen and Roberts.
On Market House -Mess.s Heiskell, Pun.
phrey and CoeB.
On Gael Bonks-MesSrs Amick, WI son, Re.
terIs aud Superintendent of Wafer Works.
on uhorrsS-Shpiver Hughes and Amick.
On Fire Depariment-McS>fS Todi, M'Lure.
Sanborn, Pumphrey and Roberts. =
ON MeSsrS Nelson, Lamb and
Sauborn.
On Sataries-Me>sis Kelley, M'Lure, Shu-
yer, Brady and Nelson.
NORTH WESTERN BANK uF VA.
WAN aIhFfsI " HtfilNb.
CAPITAL $1,000
PGeSIGtnl, ARCH, WOODS,
j LIST, Cashier.
DirCo'OrS:
"A Woods, w w ShrIvsr, AP Woods,
L. Pollock, Taos PAUL. Go w Thomson.
NMcNeughlen, | w Mitchell, Thvs Johnston
MERCHANTS g. MECHANICS BANK
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL $500 eco.
JOSEPH CALDW ELL, President.
SoB!RsRr HRADY, Cashier.
directors:
J Caldwell, w n Selby, Jas Baker,
II G WcoiS, z Patterson, ] w Gill,
Jacob Gooding, Wm Fleming, SAINT on.
SAYINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE Mars ST.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
\, Directors'
a Fitct nrr, r. Morrison, ] Ciumbacker
a N Johnston, Samr Mcclellan,
RoDT Mccoy, Treasurer.
WESTERN INSURANCE co.
OEF.cE MAIN ST.
THOS HUGHES, Presidept.
Dircst0yS:
NJ Nelson. n Paxton, A N Johnston.
JCrumba Ter. J r Baker, JBaker,
john Knole, w + Peterson.
RcBT Mccoy, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE & MAPINE INsUR.
ANCE COMPANY
OFFICE NAM ST, BELOW M,NRoE.
SAMUEL NEEL. President.
DtrcCiOfs:
s Brady, Rubt GraD2le, JnsY Caldwell,
WIN Fleming, JnO GDshorn, Daniel Lamb,
X Woods, Jac,5 S Shriyer
Il w HARDING, Secretary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-26
NEW U S MAIL sTEAMER nIRERNIA-

NEW u 5 MAIL STEAMER HlBERNIA.
[SNS2% The new md ta>t runnins
A-h steiner IIlBERNIA, John
s5S@.S klintieler. Will continue
make regular weskly
Tips % Cinclnnau; leivlns Pittsburgh evefy
Iuesdhy al 10 a. NJ end Wheeling evrry
Tuesday a, 0P NJ, aud Cincinnati every Ell.
dav at 10 A NJ.
TIT IItlsh' or p'sS'c", having superior &c.
commodationS, APPLY on board.
9rThe Hibernia was built expressly Tor The
CInclnnan ani PiiiSbur-h trace, an will cons
nnue IN the tlade The whole season.
AT|te Hihernia Is provided with Evans
Sa.eiy Guard to prevent The explo ion nl boil
err. ~ o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-26
Il - "A s. D Es Els.
Wholesale AND RETAIL
EO0E STORE.

JOHN FISHER, Ast, bookseller and station.
err NO 1873, Main Stree Wheeling. Va. so
Customer al his ola stand. where he wJli be-,
able To supply thgm with Books and StauoUcY,
assortment, and is constanflyr receiving supple
OF Mcdlcal, MIscellaneous Theological anC
school Books. Also, Bibles Of every variety ni
cheap ashley can be gotat any otne1 place in
tive city.
HighestFrice alven for Rags ia exchange.
SGD 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-26
WM j ROBE.

BOOKSELLER AND SfATIONER,
Conner Nam and Uuiuu SIS.
z q AS just received = large and splendid as.
q z >orm ut ui School McdIcal, Theologi,
cal and Miscellaneous Books. AlSn, laIq,
lssrrun' Of Fancy S alioncry, which will b.,
,oid cheap Tor cash hol, sale and Retail.
NOR u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-26
rue NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER

MAIL,
~ BOGAS, master, viii con
IN ~ lnue to run through The
se"sun as y weekly plckrI
~@ between Putsbur'h ADD
Cincinnati; leaving Wheeling eve,y Wedn,S
day evening at 9 O'clock and Cincinnati every
Saturday al 10 a NJ.
This steamer j. provided with Evans sac.
~ Valve, aud an IRON roof as projection a.
gainSi explosion add fire
For ne ghi or passage apPly On board.
feb %
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PItTING,

PAINTING.
, OEiNsoN IS uiNl HOUSE. SIGN AND
"a Observation-Disclosures so i25 W,sl
side loo Scar. always p|rcpof,d vlh Ibc b,-r
N"fhmer nnd nlicrh. H execute nli order. boz nirIr
Zoos, Boo ibr hest STYLE ord lI the lowest mics
Every description oi SIGN PAINTING or on.
DING dome u thc beet mauncr my ~
AUREL uiLL Will oTONESi "a ran
~ iuuf ictt no" inche- diameter. backed
1nd bonded like Burr Stone. suiab e. g. rgrtrf.
,ug 9 rn foo which we nIyc ut use. anG will
Ue sold low. Enqrire az ibr Soutb Whe-ilng
s cam Mrl>f0
maf y JOHN 70 BAYLPss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-26
S Msrsluse NATIONAL

Thc.new and fast rnnning pas.
S.~[sTsN, Senerr >'camcr NATIONAL.
Ss%aaS AG Mason, commander, vii.
en"''Tne 20 rake regular wceily TRIPS toC'n.
%cinnai !; leaving Wa -elinc every TburSdav
evening ar O'Clock, aud CIncmna,ieyeIy Sun
day al 10 A NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior &c.
c'mmodationS, Apply On board
3rThe National is pio vidcd with EvanISnfc.
" Guard. 20 prevent The explosion OF boilers.
mar3
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ST NJ DO 8.
NEW U MAIL STEAMER CurrER

NEW NAIL STEAMER CUTTER
~R-, The new and fnS, running pas
E.r~ySSHsc Senger steamer CUTTER Il. Col.
- Inns, ccmmaudcr, will continue to
MAKE regular weekly trips 10 Cincinnati: leav
ing wheeling every Sunday evening al 9o',
,'o'E, and Cincinnati every Wednesday at 10
For irei2hi or roSSagc, hav ng superior &C,
commodn' tons, aTply ON hoatd.
9Ihe CnuoriS provided with Ivlns' Safe.
" Guard 10 l%rcyent the explosion OF boilers.
mars
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-26
REGULAR CINClwNATi pnCKET.
1915

eC-D The new anil fast run
- ming passenger steamer
,S5ZGsr MESSENGER. J J Per-
~, commander, wiilIeavc
Wheeling every Salurcay evening, nj o O'clock,
AM C'ncinnaE every Tue,day, al 10 A NJ.
For ireishi or passage. having superior ac
oommodatiun>, apply on buard.
1.-THE Mes ergeI was twill expressly for
the Cincinnati and Pittsburgh trade. md viii
CONTINUE M The lrade tho whole season. feb u
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,V'H a. IL n n g r..



I'D lSkS will bc iakcu y the FIRE 81 MARINE
ga INSURANCE OMPANYO OF WHEELING
az ne forrest rates on
buildings OF allkinds, 81, nc, buck OF oodcr
and their contents:
Steamboats, factories; mills, &c.
tUrniiurc;
And merchandise o'all kinds.
ana a2alnttall dangers attending the trsns
portal9h rivers, lukcs, seas, cuuult
anu railroads.
Fer the character Of the omparv onrr,op.
tltude and ibeTaliiy IN the adjustment and pa o.
mcnt oi losses we beg leave /, rtlr to the NOR.
c,haatS 81 tHls place?rd elsewhere VINO nav, had
he ADJUSTMENT e claims upon "a. aug
Office on Ma IL ST K. w HARDING ScrFv
RETURN PREMIUMS.
fENHE Five AID Marine Insurance Con- many
n of Whea'i Q, will rr'urn 10 pcr cent on
I'll premiums iccevod for ri,ks rakcu from This
time where no loss has occurred.
feb 81 W HARDING Seci,,ary.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000.
TINS company being now duly organized. Is
prepared 10 make Insurance on every DIES.
c'iptlon offire and Marine Risks. such asdwel-
ing douses, Store II ouses &c with their con.
trhts. Also, Steam Boats, Fiat Boats aud Keel
boats with their catgoCs, To rad from nuyrori
on tHe ONO and MISSISSIPPI rivers. or their tTib
utaTy streams App icatj0n fur Insurance 10 H.
tlauGi2r the present at the Office of the Wheel
lnE SavInPsInstitution
RETURN PREM UGIS.
FE'HE WESTERN INSURANCE. Gonna
y nv OF Wheeling will return 10 rer cent
on MI premiums received Tor risks taken from
ms date, where no loss has occurred
March 3, 1915. Sscre,,rv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-26

HnONNETs. HATS& PAIJAsOLS PLAN and
ND Figd Fiorence Braid Bonnefs. new style. Lace
a.. s rew bonnels oloycy kind, Lcghon ond Palm.
1fal Hats. all Sues. rich Pafasols. Parasolcis and Sun
H'e,ifs Of every quality. ipst received by
sfH SENSENEY & RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-26

DONNET RIBBONS e. FLOWERS ladies,
hD Cmtats aud Neck lies. Jacconot and s,is.
Eieings and lnscdinra. Thread Iaccs and Edgings
issl received. SENSENEY & RHODES.
sp B
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-26

hcal estate and steamboat advertisement
heriif' aud commissioners, soIee. ,bra,,ic,I
nous, or similar advertising, not to be pub
isheI by The year.
Advertisements charseahle by the insertion
should IN all cases, be accompanied by the
written directions A. To the number of inscr
ions; II not, they will be published ill forbid,
and payment exacitd.
TO advertisement inserted era'uilous'y.
Marriages and deaths are published as news
Obituaries aud funeral invitations are adyeI-
easements.
The privilege of advertisers, by The wear. j.
confined to .dvertIsem eniS OF their { wn feeu.
AZ business. All other advertisements sent b,
hem will b. charged al the usual rates.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-26

WHEELING TTMEs& ADVERTISERS
AND WHEELING GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES Il. WHARTON,
AT THE MAS MIC HALL, CrposirE rmE rus ST. crr,cr
Market street, Whleiing yirginia.
TERMS,
Dlily Paper, SIS. wear IN ady,nce
Western Virginia Times & G zattc, Weekly,
81, in advance.
No subscription received Tor either PAPER for
e. than 6 mnnIls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-26

s' ENsENtI EuODts i1ylny = large
- stock ni Desirable Go9dsuu tarJ and wish.
tr make way 'ur 70 iIr-h srfue supply, will
or fu. r rrH.rr| custom .I-. ian l6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-26

UBlAiN GUt Bloc Bik isam L]os'trrs. silks
u P.n Blocks. r. nc Efk Ppult DO Sores. Du
BoraIe Chameleon ~.bs. riaiI ord fancy Silss
pIaiu Srfns. s.r,u,I.. Velvet. Gr-Iust reed 1T
sep % o i~1EtSkEILS.
EIBD uu Lr.u tat.i,d Ft geo, super TbicoI
q ta.ss lnI I'tiu1s b sr DO. Whine snin
l-1d.. frd ClHileu 81. f,so arI Pans Lawns,
frenrl Needle WHfk Cnpcs and Collars. Eariaon
aud Manchester Ginsiam-. Wuh o large stock Of
Punts. Reached ntd hrrNu Shiut3g from 4 4 to
g 4. at rIc lnwost rates. W
apI2 GEORGE %NrNIURRAY
sAENtElIs superior Aio,ssse- Jus, re,ened
"a Nband ur .,l. 10y
Jan 2. ISIS. e y KNOX.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-07

A REL1o.-A day or two ago can oak
was cut down at short distance from
Harrisburg, (and near an old revolution
airy relic, known as Paxon's Church, )
which, upon counting its growth, proved
to be near four hundred years old, and
perfectly embedded in it, at a height of
near Thirty feet from the ground, was found
a well shaped stone mortar and pesllc, and
an instrument very much resembling an
axe, though much smaller in size. They
had evidently been placed in the crotch OF
the tree, which had grown together over
them, and from an examination of the sec
ton, it is perfectly manifest that they must
have been there at least three hundred
years. They are Of very hard hinty stone.
and in their finish exhibit much skill"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-07

The GRowTH OF THE NORTHWEST
The Territory of Wisconsin was set of
from Michigan and organized into Ter
ritorial Government in 1886. It's whole
surface is estimated at 47,000,000 acres,
of which little more than 10000, 1000 has
been surveyed. The first sales of public
lands took place in 1885 the amount sold
from that time till January, 1912, was
2,9O9,4l9 acr. for the sum of Ss2,76l 1862.
The lead mines of the Territory will be
an inexhaustable source of wealth. Ac-
cording TO the census of 1910, the whole
amount of lead produced in the United
States and Territories was 1899, 453
pounds, and the capital invested was s.
346,755. OF this amount Wisconsin pro-
duced nearly ono-half, or Is, l29,35o lbs.
and the capital employed by her was
$664,6O The assessed valuation of the
real and personal property of all its coun
ties in the year 1913 amounted TO 49,
O77,3OO.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-07

Brunswick Petitions from New York
and Maine were presented in the Senate
on Monday, for the Annexation of these
British Colonies Why not? We have
just Us honest right 10 them as we
have to Texas, for which we snapped with
Spain for Florida, in l8l9-Calhoun and
Jackson approving the bargain There
is an old adagc that it is cas- well TO be
hanged for an old sheep as lamb p II
the Nation turns Rogue and Land Pirate
let it do so on a magnificent scale, and win
gold enough to gid the infamy.-Rich.
Wing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-07

A VERMONT JupGE.-The author OF
"Letters from Landscape Painter" in
a notice of Burlington, Vt, says;
81 would mention, in this connection,
Judge Mech, the farmer, who resides just
without the town and | would remark,
that his mortal part is six feet and halt
high, and weight nearly four hundred
pounds, and perfect counterpart in body
to say the least, of the immortal Jack Fall
staff, He is the proprietor of the largest
grazing farm in New England, which con-
tans three thousand acres, and at the pres
ent moment gives food to nearly iour
thousand sheep The Judge is one OF
the most hospitable of men, and having
spent portion of his life as traPper IN the
wilderness. and another as member OF
Congress- there is no end TO his fund of
stories. which he tells with an admirable
grace. One concerning himself, is to the
following effect. Once on time, when
young, poor, and somewhat idle in his
habits, he CHANGED to stop at a country
store where he was known, for the pur-
pose of purchasing handkerchief, which
the shopkeeper refused 10 let him have on
credit. The youth was SO exasperated,
that he swore he would one day purchase
the whole property of the man and it is
q singular fact, that the identical store, and
all the possessions of that man, are now
incorporated in the immense estate OF
Judge Mech. A similar story is told OF
Mr. Astor (who once dealt in furs on Lake
rhop,,0lo;, ,,,;fh ho I,,po\ nd tho a CT
House, so that it would actually seem as if
some people are born 10 become rich.-
And what is the strangest thing of all, Mr..
Mech is a great trout fisherman, and Of
course man Of genius. About a month
ago he caught one thousand in three days,
which can hardly believe but cannot
vouch for the truth of the statement
heard, that he ate two hundred and forty
of the little fellows at one meal!'
VERMONT GIRLS, from the same writ
eD.--On the north side of Black Noun
tain is cluster of some half dozen hous-
es, in vale, which spot is called the b.
som, but from what cause do not know.
The presiding genuses of the place are a
band of girls, weighing two hundred
pounds apiece, who farm with their faith
ers for living, but whose principal amIse-
ment is rattle-snakc hunting. Their favor
tic playground is the notorious cliff on
Tongue Mountain, where they go with
naked feet, Growing their own boats across
the lake,) and pull out by their tails the
pretty playthings, and, swapping them to
death, lay them away in basket as tro-
phies of their skill. Twas told that in one
day last year they killed the incredible
number of eleven hundred
P-r-o-d-i .g4i-o-u-s.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-07

CoM,ioN SCHooLs.-A meeting OF friends
of improvement in our system of common
school education was convened at Middle
bury, on the evening of the 2lst Of Feb
ruary, 1915, for the purpose of hearing
an address on that subject, from Thomas
II. Palmer, Esq, of Pittslord, who had
been previously invited to deliver the same.
Gov. Slude was called TO the chair, and
Prof. S. Stoddard was appointed Secreta-
ry. After the delivering Of the address,
the following motions were unanimously
adopted:
Resolred That the thanks Of this meet
ing be rendered TO Mr.. Palmer, for his in
teresting and instructive address.
Resolved, That Mr.. Palmer be request
ed TO visit, as far as practicable, the sever
al counties in this State, and address the
people, for the purpose of awakening their
attention TO the importance of improve
ment in common education.
ReSolped, That DR.. Porter of Cornwall,
James NJ. Slade and Philip Battell of Mid
dlebury, and Dr. Rice of Bridport, be a
committee TO raise s 700 TO pay Mr.. Palm
er's travelling expenses in accomplishing
the above object.
ReSolped, That Thomas II. Palmer, Rev.
Tho's A Merrill, Rev. Joseph F. Phillips,
Rev. c. p. Clarke, and Rev. Aaron An
ger, be committee TO address the clergy
of the State and request their cooperation
in advancing the object contemplated.
RESOLVED, That Mr.. Palmer be request
cd to obtain information, by correspond
ence and otherwise, concerning improve
ments in the school systems in other
States, and publish the same in the news
papers for the information of the people
of this State.
Resolved, That the editors of all the
newspapers in this State be requested 10
publish the proceedings of this meeting.
VIM. SLADE, Chairman.
S. SToDDARD, Secretary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-07
USE PARIS LIFE PILLS WHERE
HEALTH is A DISSID ERATUM

lMPORlAN ~ FAMILIES. In no season does
The blood and sccreions Of Tie human stem unde, go
striking change than in The fall Of The year. Ii we
TO nature The changes IN the vegetable world nd
not only stikngy ana ag1us, but to have strong nhu
the health diseased condition Of The body From
the decay OF autumn, and The morbid and deahike state
Of winter, there springs life and beauty The effect
of this decreased activity in all inanima'c tier as well
our p seal system, renders the Of simple
medicine, especially TO those oi slender consttuon-ur
absolute importance This is The time offectuaily TO as
in renewing and engthenng the power Of tho
vital organs. Ofthese functions none have u init
mate connection than the stomach and liver. The pfes-
Of ibod in the mach, and the healthy operation Of
the digestive powes, furnish The only natural smuant
the LIVER. But whenever the coaings uf the iOuIer be-
C me weak and G:obid both the quantity and qualify Of
the eons greatly modified the natural stimulus
IS dmlnshed-the bile is Improperly socreled and dis
Of the liver chronic affections form anolh.
c, are almost follow In this critical condition 10
give healthy lone 10 the stomach and 10 free The blood
Of lis impurities, then eby preventing months and il NAV
be years Of su acring, PARIS LIFE PILLS are u
pcriecry gentle and eilrcual medicine. Its celebrated
author Tor more thana ccalury not only close and
student Of the medicinal properties of PLANS,
tu Of their piaon the Of every class of inter-
nal diseases Although III elrly life apparently hope.
invalid the use OF This medicine restored and conin-
ued him in health and vgor to the extreme age o. So
wears These Pills exceedingly mild in their operation
and may he given 10 chi dn well as adults with The
sccuuy 70 Ihclr superiority in his respect
most of the vegetable medicines 10 use thousands are
constantly lcsiiying.
The Pioprclos have scdulously avoided Thai system Of
putting generally resou cd 10, yet their pill have
dvsee Of popular favor unrx2mpcd The history Il any
popular r,edieIne It's only twelve months since
they established their agency in the United States and the
monthly sales upwads often thousand boxes. They
give these simple facts wishing the medicine to rest
al ne on lis intrinsic value No ship going 10 should
he without Ihcm. Fanllics once having used them will
always have supply
SETH W. TOWLE, l3s Washington st, sole agent
| fJr New England,
AGEN'r-Monirelier s. r. REDFIELD,
Waterbury, J. G. Simpson,
Chelsea Dickinson Noble,
Bennington II. X, Parsons,
NrrscnGes, john II. Bowman,
Siuw H. l.. Camp.
East Berkshire, Rublee Butler,
Burlington. Peck " Spear,
Bellows Falls, Norman Harris,
Woodstock James Ross, Jr.
Pumiret Uiis Chamberlain,
! Norwich +. l.. and r. W Old
Stralold Royal Halch,
Washington b Il. Dickinson.
Barre, OVii French, s6coply
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-03-07
A CERTAIN CURE

For Humors Scrofua, Piles, Erysipclas, Salt Rheum,
ocald Head, and all diseases arising from lmputy OF
the BloOd.
nOCP. BANGS RENOVATING MIXTURES
~ medicine composed entirely Of vegetable substances
and of 50 active a character eradicate speedily and
permanently all these troubles and dangerous diseases
hich ium bad state If ;hc God, highly recon-.
mendrd by who have used II, and will positively
of effect permanent cure. The pfopricois
receive letters every week speaking praise Of the
Article and narratng Of cx raordln.Iy cures which
are too vounnous 10 p3bllSh
REFEREi> CES-Ali Sophia Buuchete offs 4 lbans
aged about 90 cured # scd head which she had had from
nidncy-was Obliged to cap constantly and was
wlhuut any hair cf consequence. She commenced taking
the MIX in Feb 1912 and by April the disease dlsa
pe?fed Her hair is grown out ii and she longer
is obliged 10 wear a cap.
ar T. bridge Bin ham Of ST Adams, for The Gu Of a
bum smartng humor wh which he had been file cd
for YEA
Johnson Of Durham for the cure of an ulcer
and scr"iuous allecron.
Erastus Stlnton. II w RICE and John Baker Of STAN
idge for the Of piles,
Hugh Murphy also Of ST Adams, cured of a bad
OF piles in July las, in FIVE days after he commenced
taking the mixture.
QTThc aboye article will be found at most druggist
Throughout, the slatc-sold who esalc by CURTIS
& SMITH, ST Adams. VT Also by + p. WALTON
Also by Goss & Huchns, Waterbury L b Green, Kch-
mond Dana Weeks aid Stanton, Danyllle J.. Jrweit
St Johnsbury; o. French, Barre; N G. Hale Chelsea;
b. Ncvns and Ca, Ruyal'on; j. Ross, Jr, Woodstock
Peck and Spear, Bnrlltglon n. V. HoLey and Co. Viii
| istOn,
IJ'Also by CLARK s. COLLINS, and S. p. RED
FIELD, Munpeler, VI