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FOR the cure of Rheumatism, Cont
l. Sprains, Bruises, Swellngs. Cramps.
Numbness, Lameness .of ar kinds. Pain ip
the side. back or loins, Ague, Stiff Neck,
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.PINPLES ON THE FACE, FRECKLES, TAN
MASI,ITI me SKIN GROSS SUREACE.

MASCULINE SKIN, GROSS SURFACE.
Il. first action is TO expel all humour. 1t will NOT
ccass drawin till the face is free from any matter
that may be lodged under the skin and frequently
breaking ont ofIhe surface il thea heals When
there nothing but grossness dull repiisive sur
face it begins soften and soften until the skin lie
comes as smooth aud delicate as child's
,BURNS.-l suppose there Is mol ia'hi'y IN
,ie United Statcs that would consent TO be wilh-
out this single day, ifthey knew its balm in healing
Burns alone IIextracts the pain and leaves the
place without a scar.
pTINSY SORE THROAT, INFLUENZA,
BRONCIiITIS.-Thcreis an internal remedy IN ex-
istenre that will these disorders quick
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PlLES.-The Salve acts upon the T les as u,on
the piles upon Sore Eyes. There is an lnilmra-
ton which must be drawn from the parts The SaIs
does this.
WORMS.--If parents kne " how fatal most me
icines to children taken inwardly, they would
be slow resort them Especially 'merc,Tial loz-
engecs," called imed.at lozenges," pills, &c. The
truth is, no one can tell, inrarihy vheu the worms
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them worms.
There is probably medicine on the face of the
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1t would be cruel nay toked togive inter- al DOUBT
ttti medicines, go long Il harmless, Egfelai enc
could be had
TOILET.-AlIhough have said little about il as
a hair restorative, Yet | will stake it against the
Void, They may b,ng thrir Oils far near and
mine will restore the hair Two 20 their one
OLD SORES, ULCERS.-Thcre is no efFectua
way Of curing these, but 10y drawing off the putr'd
matter To merely dry il up would endanger ones
health more. That some Sores an outlet TO
the impurities ofthe system, is because they canno
pass off through the natural channels of the Lsels-
Die Preparation. IL such Sores healed up the
mpur, ties must have other outlet, or il will en-
danger life. This is the reassn why it is impolitIc
10 the Salvcs Of tile day in such cases
For they have no power TO open other avenues
let of all this morbid matter. and the Consequences
always fatal. This Salye will always provide
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BROKEN BREAST.-Persnns need never have
a Broken Breast. The Sal,e will always prevent
IL used in
LIVER COMPLAlNT-Persons with this die
frequently have eruptiuns OF the hands, lace and
other parts and think that il arises from
the heart. Sdch must u-e it first ON the feet then
it the chest, and tho difficult will soor
away.
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DISEASES OF CHILDREN.

Many thousands are swept off by giving internal
medicines, when their young bodies and tender
frames unable to bear up against their Whole
armies thus sent 10 their graves merely from
pouring into their weak stonachs powerful drugs
and physics IL is to such that the AlI-Healing
Ointment tenders so safe, pleasant, and harmless
cure. Such cases as Group, Cbolic, Cholera. In
fantum, Worms, and all Summer Complains. Ly
which SO many children die, the Ointment will re-
move 50. speedily and surely, that physician win
not be needed. Mothers throughout all this land,
we now soemnly and sacredlv declare to YOU that
The A-fIealing Ointment will save your children
from an early grave il youwill use it: We are not
aciuaed by the least desire of gain; but know
ing do that vast bodies of Infants and children
die early, which is supposed nvitable and impossible
to prevent We hold up warning voice, and declare
in the face of the whole world
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FER DISEASES Uf TIE LUNGS.
A Compound Balsamic Preparation from
Wild Cherry Bark and Tar.
The best remedy knolcn 10 The ,rorld for the
cure Of COnghs, Colds, Asthma, Group,
Bleeding Of The Lungs, Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Sioriaess Of
Breath, and Weakness in the Breast
or Side. Licer Complaint, and the
first Stages of
CONSUMPTION.
THOUSAND CURES in cases deemed utterly hope
less have firmly established its superiority every
lures own Prescription being formed chiefly frm chem
ical extracts from lid Cherry Bark and
that are theky scattered wherever diseases Of the lungs
prevail We give few instances OF its extraordinary
power, from catalogue almost without end.
lady addess will he given at the N. " agency who
was given up by all of her physicians TO die OF eUnsump
ton had hard iumor for months the side raised
mong large quantities of matter Of bony substance
had taken medicine for months being all hope
entirely cured by few bodies of this Balsam in Septem-
Der and October 1874
A Williams, esq, Attorney, &c, New York, cured Of
spasmodc asthma of % years standing, certified 10 by
Recorder Tailmadge and J. Power u. %.
A CaTman, n " city, who had not slept lying down,
for years, (heing obliged sleep in sitting posinre
far cured attend his business in the most stormy
weather.
Thomas Bradee, Esq. Z. Jamaica, l.. l., cured Of
asthma OF 40 years' standing
Mrs Anna ID. Hopkins, of Knowlesvlle, N Y entirely
cured of liver complaint and general debility of eighteen
months standing
Jacob Hoffman, N. d Huntington, cured child of =.
Schroeble obstinate disease the lungs after he had
tried all the usual remedies IN vain.
"rhce is such thing fair in the history of this
wonderful BALSAM. Evidence the convincing
evidence that doubt fully establishes This fact
For the sake of breviy select the following from thou
sands
Isaac la esq Editor Of the roughkeepsie Eagle.
of the influential papers in the STATE of ~ " states,
under the authority OF his that young lady,
relative OF his Of delicate constitution attacked
produced splitting of biod, cough, fever and other danger
and alarming symptoms. Through medical treatment
and she partially recovered dur ing But
winter she attacked volenily than
al st became scarcely able walk and wasirOublcd
cough ehis every day. and appeared be going
rapidly with consumption; this time, when there
sigh of improvement, Mr. Plat prncur,d b0iIle WIS
FAIRS BAiSAM OF WILD CHERRY, which she took
and seemingly restored her. She got n second and he
fore half taken, she restored 10 PERFECT
which she has enjoyed TO the present time, without the
slightest mp;om Of her former disease.
Mr. Plat "he came under observation and
] cannot be mistaken 10 The facts -
S Believe not the cunningly wrought fTbrcanns and
take only the original and genuine wIsrARs BALsAn
WILD CHERRy.
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LIVER COMPLAINT, can be cured without resort
ing TO mercury, ifyou will only use Browns Sarsa-
parilla and Tomato Bitfers.
To Mr. friedrich Brown, Proprietor of the Sarsa-
parilla and Tomato Bitters:
This certfes that INV wife severely an ileted
with the Liver Complaint and her health was very
seriously undermined. Having tried various pre-
ptions. without success, she was fortunately IN
duced to Try your Sarsaparila and tomato bItters
her health soon began to improve. and she IS now
much better in health, and would advise any one in i'll
health TO use them. Yours Respectfully,
CHARLES earle.
PORTLAND. Me-, June 5, 1874.
For further information inquire of the Agent.
w. p. Russell.
Az orders for tie above should he adj
dressed to the Proprietor Frederick Brown
6e Washington 81. Boston
Agents.-Miidlebury, w. P. Russell
vergennes, John II. Bowman; Shoreham.
Wright and Bush: Whiting, Joseph ST.
monds Cornwall, B. + Haskell; Bristol,
G. w. Parmelee; New Has EN-, A. P. Ros-
coe; Monkton, Il. c. Smith Cornwall,
|. c. Mead; Hinesburgh. Boynton & Bur
rett; Burlington, Peck &Spear; Brandon,
Warren and Bliss; Pittsford, Henry ST.
monds. They are sol dalso by Druggists
and appointed Agents generally through
out the State.
PRICE, dollar bottle or 6 bottles
for 5 dollars.
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VIZ. F. Brown Bath. Ne. MAY 81. 1871
Dear SRI have some time past suffer
ed much from Jaundice and Dyspepsia AT
the Stomach; loss of appetite, and trouble
and pain from the least simple food, with
pain N thu head and side; a slight cough.
general weaknessand debility ofthe system.
After using a number medicines without
any relief. | was induced to try your Sar-
saparilla and Tomato Bitters. | received
immediate relief from the use of one Bot
tie, and feel gratified for the great relief !
have received, and would recommend il to
ali who are suffering from similar disorders
Yours Truly, FREDERICK b SLAID.
Mr.. F. Brown Utica, MY. Nav I7th, 1874
Dear Sir:-I am again out Of your Sa saparilla
and Tomato Biters; IL is an article that is much
thought Of; an old lady from Frankfort, Hcrkmer
County, SAYS she has been confined her house for
seven years, and this has enabled her TO gst out.
Several in this city say that it is the best medicine
they have ever taken.
Please send me fresh supply soon, as have not a
bottle in the store Tours with respect,
J. T.. WARNER, per X. f. RAY.
To Mr.. Brown, Chemist, Boston
certify that nv wife has been afflicted with
very bad humOr her face, and at her stomach, for
fifteen years past. After using various medicines
recommended for her complaints with little nc
benefit, she commenced using by the advice Of Mr.
Edward Mason, Apothecary, your Sar saparilla and
Tomato Biters, and she is in better health than
she has before enjoyed for the last fifteen years and
would cheerfully recommend to all and every one
who is AFT licted with any Of the complaints which
this medicine is recommended for to use it in prefer
ence to any Article in use.
Yours Respectfully, J. b. LEACH.
FALMOUTH, May 29, 1874.
LIVER COMPLAINT, can be cured without resort
ing TO mercury, ifyou will only use Browns Sarsa-
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I I'shOuld be resOTted 10 By all whom are preds-
l. posed 10 consumpton,lo troubled with cough
cold night sweats, asthma, pain in the side and
chest, difficulty of breathing lghtness and sore
ness across the chest bronchitis, Liver complaints
and all affections of the pulmonary organs.
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D ALLIE Y

TNHE original and genuine Magical Pain
Il Extractor, the wonder and blessing OF
the aye. A hundred fold cheaper and 81.
peror to all other compounds. Fame from
a million tongues, says, meet 10 The Bible
let IL be preSerced." eff ii cost $40 box
we will keep II constantly in the house - we
hold it indsp ensable as bread" All pains,
even those OF the worst burns, are instantly
stopped by it, aud Of bruises, swollen, broken,
strained, sruug, poisoned, cut, jambed, or
Otherwise wounded parts; and cured lcith-
out scar. 1t untes broken limbs rapidly
and cures the WCrSt piles, sore eyes, cunIsi-
patton, inflammation, aud panluuess If The
bowels A: indeed all internal and external
soreness, Sronchi!i, and spinal Injuries, 10
truth whether man or beast be suffering. like
miracle il cures.
The renovatng and bd!my Influence CT
tins woodworking sanalIve is FAST exIen~
ding iIseli into every corner Of This inteli-
gent continent. Look INFO The splendid
mansion and The fair daughters within lis
precincts will say, I'VE owe much to its ma
glc touch" Turn your footsteps toward the
more humble cottage and the tender morbe.
will bless lis soothing aid. And the pru-
deGt hushaudman will confess be has never
lost a cows udder, gelded lamb, pig. calf
or colt, had CALLED shouldcred horse or lost
bis labor by scratches, picks or strains, since
he has used it.
For a list If The diseases for which this
medicine is ire-emuently beneficial, see
pamphlets at Agents.
CAUTIONED guard against counterfeit,
the genuine Extractor has II. DALEY written
with pen on each box. A counterfeit IA
ALREADY offered, more may spring up, and
probably will. Avoid them as YOU would
highway assassin. Recollec Ihal The salve
that has attained the ropular no;Oriery is that
which has II. Daley written with pen Cn
each box-all Others are spurious.
All orders must be addressed 10 H. Dial.
ley, 1913, Fulton street, New York-poat
paid. 9,ew1y
V.ROSS, Agent, Brandon.
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Knocked, and he babe me enter. He
started from his chair as stood before
him, and demanded Of me my name and
business. Poor fellow, soon let him
know my name, and he felt ere he spoke
again, the nature of my business. l sci
zed him by the throat, and fairly lifted him
from the floor. SATAN seemed TO have
nerved my arm, and endowed me with
giants strength 10 do the horrid deed. His
struggles were soon over, and so power
ful had been my grasp, that his efforts TO
cling to his guilty life, had disturbed no
one in The house, nor had it even alarmed
the inmates of the adjoining room.
held his bIackened face close 10 my own
i looked into his glazing and bloodshot
eyes, and felt iendish satisfaction that ne
could not breathe. laid him on the floor.
and wepl because l could not Go the deed
again. placed my foot upon his breast,
and laughed aloud 10 think that l was
victor. Oil it was a savage JOY; but |
loved to look upon that once handsome
face, and read in every feature DEAeH. |
loved 10 taunt the liieless clay, and my
bosom seemed burning with joy because
it could not answer. | strailened his
limbs, and closed his eyes with mock So
lemnity. | wrote upon piece OF paper,
" TILE FRIENDLEss CLERK AND THE
LOVELY HELEN ARE AVENGED :" Be-
tween his stlftned fingers l placed the
writing, and propped up his arm, so that
his half closed eyes might rest upon it.
| left the room, and steathily crept from
the Hotel. AS | passed by the store
where | had formerly clerked and where
| had first seen my poor Helen, invol-
unfairly sat down upon the step and wepl.
The scenes Of other years rose up 10 my
memory, and as the fearful contrast was
drawn in my mind, prayed God to end
my suffering. felt in my pocket for a
knife. I looked for nail, that might do
a deed which would have made me doub
" criminal in the eyes of my Maker.
How long | sat there. know not. My
only recollection is that was accosted by
some one, and then l remember a crowd
Of men and boys around we, until reach,
ed again the gloomy walls o! a prison.
nave oeen again lrled, ana again con-
gicted but this time my punishment is
ust / do not desire to live, for lite is in,
Iced burden. All seemed convinced |
hat was first the victim of Cleveland !;
,ut law and justice must be satisfied,
lowering Sylvester is broken hearted
nan God knows forgive him; for he
las his reward. Helen Is dead-C cleveland |
5 gone to his account, and 1, in few
more hours, shall hang as a warning to
he gaping multitude which will stand |
ound my gaIlows. But morning dawns
ny hour is almost at hand, and my sand |
5 almost rnn out Let those who read
his brief narrative, take heed how they
'ear malice; had my passions been GOV
rned, Nelson Mortimer would never have
'een a murderer.
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The Vegetable Ealsdmic Elixir f.as

Vegetable EaIsdnlic Elixir fgas
now been in general use for more thaa
ten Years, and thousands, taught lis lncorr~
parable value by experience Of lis wonderful!
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Iebfly unparalleled in tie whole wide
range OF Medical science ia this or any 9th.
er country.
Since This powerful medicine frs, became
known, immense numbers. who believed
themselves in The last stages of a confirmed
consumption, and pronounced by the most
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hope OF recove Y, have been rescued mifsc4
ulous'v from the grasp OF Death by its use.
aud are now blessed with health & strength.
II Is Natures own simple Restorative
Healing Balm prepared by one WHO was
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Consumption. aud from plants Gel, brared
far their great medicinal virtues. Ii is the
employment Of natural means to overcome
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the lacerated Lungs OF The afflicted patent
IN The worst possible cases and restoring the
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where all other medicines have failed.
In all cases of Asthma, " hopping cough,
Group, or the accumulation of Phecm. So
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ing cure, and no family in the Union, if thew
wish 10 preserve their children from suffer-
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Almost countless testimonials Of its 70.
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lets and handbils Of agents free tf cost.
THIS Incompatible medicine is prepared
only by N. H. Downs, Troy VI, The oiipip.
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CURTIS & SMITH, ST. Adams, VT.
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Sold bv especial Appointment, BY
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o. Smith, Wilmington,
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N Office is hereby given that the
~ ChampIain and Connecticut River
Railroad Company will petition the Leg
islature Of Vermont, lat their next session,
to be held on the second Thursday of
October, 1916, to pass an act granting
to them the right to extend their road
from Burlington to Canada line.
SAML SWIFT, Clerk.
Middlebury, 9Th August, l845, 9