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EXTRACT OF n LETTER FROM 4 POST.
MASTER DATED

PEMBROKE, Wash. Co., Me, April 90, 1874
Ma Isaac BuTTs.--Dear Sir: At the request Of
many OF my friends in this place and vicinity who are
afflicted with consumption and liver complaints take
the liberty Of asking you 10 appoint some in this
county agent to sell Wisfar's Baisam Of Wa Cher
ry, and to send him few Dozen as there is none Of ii
foI sale within 200 miles from this. | have no doubt
that il would meet with ready sale il ii were where
il could be procured without too much expense and
delay.
My wife was attacked about six months since with
what the physicians called the first stage Of consump-
ton-a complaint very prevalent in this section of
country. Having seen the Basam advertised in Au-
gusa,
o. 200 MILES FROM HERE N
took The pains to send there for a bottle Of it, which
she took and which helped her much that sent for
two bottles more, which she has also taken, and she
now says that she has not felt so well for six Years rs
she does at this time. All those who have inquired Of
me and asceriained what effect the Balsam had, are
anxious TO have some for sale in this vicinity which is
the cause OF my writing TO you.
Please inform me by return of mail whether you con-
cude to send some and if So whom in order that il
may be known where il can be had.
! am, with respect, yours, etc.
p. G. FARNSWORTH, P. NJ.
The whole country is fast learning that no medici-
ne-no physcian-no preparation of any kind whatever
can equal DR. Wisiars BaisaHl Of VIA Cherry
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rpgrLAnnrnAroRx DISEASES.

Although the ELECTUARY originally prepared for
the Of PILE yet has proved itself to be Medicine
far superior all others in all diseases Of an nammaiofy
character with determination Of blood 10 any particular
part OF organ In Inflammation and Congestion of the
Liver Spleen Inflammation, Soreness aud liberation
Of the Stomach Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder in lnhsm
maory and Mreura Rheumausm II the BEsr Medicine
ever discovered.
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THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE
EVER RECORDED.

HADDoHFIELD, n. j., April 90, Is4S
On or about the 18th day of October ls4I | was
taken with violent pain in the side, near the liver,
which continued Tor about five days. and was follow.
ed by the breaking of an ulcer, or abscess nwadly,
which relieved the pain little, but caused me to throw
up great quantity of offensive matter and also nuch
blood. Being greatly alarmed al this, I appied 10
physiean but he said he thought he could do bu, little
Tor me except give me some Mercury Pills, which
refused to take, feeling satisfied that they could do ne
no good: many other remedies were procured nv nv
vile anu friends, but none did me any goddard the
discharge OF blood and corruption still continued every
lew days, and at last became offensive that could
scarcely breathe. ! was also seized with a violent
cough, which at times caused me to raise much more
blood than had done beforehand my disease eontin-
ued IN this way, still growing worse until February,
when all hope of my recovery was given up, and my
friends all thought ! would die of Gdlioping Con-
sumption. AT this moment, when my life was appa-
renly drawing near its close, heard of DR. Wistars
BaisanI Of lPiid Cherry and got bottle which re-
heued me Immediately; and BY the use of only three
bnlles Of this medicine, all my pains were removed
my cough and splitting of blood and corruption en-
lTey stopped, and in few weeks my health was so
Tar restored as to enable me TO work at my trade,
(whleh Is caTpenler) and np to this time have en-
loyed good health. THOMAS COZENS.
GLOUCESTER Co., N. j., SIS.
Personally came before me, the subscriber, one Of
the Justices Of the Peace in and for the said county
Thomas Cozens, and being duly affirmed according 10
law, saith the above statement Is in all things true
Affirmed before me, on the 10Th day Of April, Is4s
j. +. CLEMENT, j. p.
Such is the unprecedented success of this Balsam,
NATURES FAvoRITE PRESCRIPTIONS
aPrescrpton congenu to wants. as il is prepared from
chemical extracts from substances which the Author of Ma
ture has placed IN our own land for wise purposes that
many who know nothing OF the mode its preparation are
endeavorng to reap peeunary benefits by selling an ar
Gle similar in name or in appearance or by representing
their own trash as superior to this BALSAM or by puttine
up mixture and soemnly asseveratng that is imported
from foreign country, which is not the case All these
deceptive arts go TO show that Wsiar Basam known Il
the world to be THE GREAT REMEDY, and that to sell
any mixture II must be like THIS in name purp0rt TO be
like il in substance
OF Believe not the eunningly wrought fnbrcation-an
take only the original and genuine Wsars Baisam of wa.
Cherry
no OTHER CAN BE LIKE 1T.
Address all Hrders to Seth W. Fowle No. 1855 Washing
ton ST. Boston.
AGENTS: BUTTON Il CLARK, Brattleboro; o
Smith, Wilmingtonj II. E. Baker, Fayetteville.
May 3d. 1876. 26y4t
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

Married Ladies almost invariably subject that pain.
ful and injurious disease the PILES with consequent In
hammaon of the Stomach, Bowels and Spine weakness Of
the Back, How Of Blood TO the head &c The Elecuary
perfectly safe Tor Pregnant LADIES' and the useful
Cathartc that possibly be used will only
the Piles and all inAamma,ory diseases, WITHOUT
PAIN OR IRRITATION, but will ensure easy time a
safe delivery, and sound constitution the offspring
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

WE Undersigned have formed connection in business
oan,; under the hrm of WHEELER a PRATT, aud will
n, 'h she Dry Goods Crockery and Grocery business
Granite Row recently occupied BY j. H. Wheeler, No s.
brn'tebOro, Jan. 90, 1876 l. G PRATT,
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iours RESPECTFULLY
j. E.. F. MARSH.
Portland. Ne. Nor 7n "a,

F0Fddhdi suess NOr. fht lsi3
SiR,-Pease send us one gross Of Lorraine's Pas
we have sold all we had last They have given y,r;
good satisfaction, better than any other pills which We
have in our market. think 10 a short time they vii
take the place OF oil Others. We have had no agi
found with them whatever; but, on the soaifafg
they have been praised loudly. | think We oogl
have quite a number Of highly respectable cefcais,
from our citizens
Respectfully yours, Z. MASON
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Jan. 81, 1916.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.-PLEAsE
READ IT

The following letter from DR. Brigham, Of Lowell.
Mass, but speaks the uniform language ofhundrels Of
other Physicians, who have tried aud therefore know
how to appreciate Jayne's Expecoraut.
LOWELL, Mass. Jan. 81, 1874.
DR. David Jayne:
Dear Sir,-l have used your Medicine $50 univer-
sally known by the name at JAYEEs ExPEcroRANrO
in my practice for number Of years, and eau most
truly say, that have been more successful n the use
OF that as mild, safe and thorough ExPEc1oRANr,
than of any which have ever used II is the best for
the following obvious 1t does not given in
proper doses, occasion dlsagreeahle nausea II does
not weaken the lungs and PROSTATE the system, IKE
most other ExpectoTants in common use, nor does il
abale the appetite Of the patient like other nauseating
medicines, which have been used by the faculty. In
word II - nearly or quite the thing which has been
sought Tor by many of the faculty for ages gone BY
remain yours, &c.
LUTHER BRIGHAM, NJ. D.
For sale by BUTTON & CLARK Bratilehoro
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IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.

For all Impurities Of the Blood, arising from the impru.
dent Mercury other Tor all diseases OF the
skin and serofulous Affections; in all where the
Blood powerfully determined the head producing dE.
illness and distress, DIR UPHAM'S ELECTUARY is en-.
tirelv uurfvaled
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Buggy Trimmings, Cheaper than ever.

RRASS and Plated Buggy Bands, some new and
- elegant patterns, Buggy Lamps, Drab Cloth, Oil
Cloth, Coach Lace, Tufts, Eclpic Springs, and Dash
Frames, received and for sale al very low prices
b. RANGER.
Jan. 81, 1876 %
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PUTNEY WOOLEN FACTORY,

TINE subscribers having their machinery in complete
Il repair, are ready receive wool manufacture ON
shares by the yard, the favorable terms Tbev
have hand great variety of plain and fancy CassmereS
which they will exchange for wool delivery
JAMES KEYES 4 co
Pulnev June 2, 1915 IA
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Gold and Silver Work.

SILVER Table, Tea and Dessert Spoons 6 pay
- Spoons, Sugar Tongs and Cream spoons, h l.l
Gold Finger Rings and Bosom Pins, God brac sI,s
,rbinhlcs Watch Chains and Keys, Silver bowed
spec1ocIcs, Steel bowed Green and Blue SpesacIIes'
eegon Cold shirt Studs Steel and gilt Beads, Bnges
Rings and Tasses Tweesers, SILK Purses, Wa r.'s
In3rible ink. Court Plaster, Hooks and Eyes, Cigar
C.scs Tv,st Combs Ivory pocket and dressing Combs,
Tobacco and snuff Boxes, Dinner and Tea Bells SCI
Razors Scissors, Shears Pen and pocket Knives at
lors Shears, Shaving Sosp, Shaving Cfean' Maca''S
Oil aud Cologne.
PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE
Britannia Coffee and Tea Pots, Britannia Cas'ors'
Plated and German Spoons, Brass Candestcks, Snuii-
ere and Trays Tea Trays Brass fire SeIts, &c, for
sale at the very lowest prices. n,~crp
Jan. 81, 1916. u
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We Invite the Attention

OF the public TO the following home certificates and
~ recommendations in favor OF tina efficacy Of the
"Paent Gavanc Rings and Chrisie's Magnetic Flu
i'd" Coming as they do from people Of undoubted
responsibility, residing in our immediate vicinity, they
cannot fail oldong away the imputaton Of Humbug'
$50 justly applied 10 many patent medicines) and OF
encouraging others TO buy who have long been labor
ing under nervous Affections class oidiseases which
medical applications have heretofore been able TO
reach, but whose doubts in the efficacy Of said Rings
have kept them from purchasing.
During the last two months many Others have pur-
chased the Rings, who inform US they have obtained
relief by using them, and whose certificates to that eff
feet could be procured, but we deem the following SUI
fcient. By information from all sources, we have the
fullest confidence in the power OF said Rings and Fluid
10 relieve all those whose complaints are strictly
MORSE s MILLER.
To whom it may concern This may certify that for sew.
era years past have been severely afflicted with the Tic
dooreux and have been wholly unsuccessful IN getting
any durable relief by any Of the various prescriptions re-
commended me- until induced To make trial Of the
Patent Galvauc Rings and Chrste's Magnetic Fluid,
kept at Morse and Miers in this village had no faith
in their efficacy until tried them, but now have as It
has been about months since made the trail and have
had no attack from said complaint since. Therefore, for
the benefit Of those who are aboriug under similar
plants, an willing 10 have my name 90 before The public
T. A. RICE
Bratlcboro, Nov 3.
This may certify that have been greatly afflicted with
the Neuralgia, causing pain IN the joints aud was
unable TO get any relief tiefeifon, until inrd the rat"t
Gavanic Rings and Magnetic Fluid The use Of which has
had the desired effect
Mrs L. l.. CLARK
Braltlebofo, Nov 3.
This may certify that have been relieved and think
cured Of the distressing pain IN the head and face called The
TIC Doorcux BY the OF the Patent Galranc Rings and
Chrisles Magnetic Fluid, aud that checriuly recon.
mend them to others afflicted with similar complaints
S.p MILLER
Braltleboro, Nov, 3, 1876.
This may certify that have the fullest confidence in the
efficacy Of the Patent Calyanio Rings and Chrses Mag.
neuc Fluid for the curing Of the headache As
have been much afflicted with that complaint for the last
years, and unable get any relief from Ii until made
trial Of said Rings and FLUID, with there
fore, recommend them 10 others Tor the complaint
CHARLES HASTINGS, Jr.
Braueboro Nov. 3, 1876.
This may certify that have been severely troubled with
the headache aud have received great and almost
sudden ree by the ofthe Patent Galvanc Rngs and
Magnetic Fluid EMMA x. WARD.
Brateboro, Nov lst II
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INSUR ANNN

THE Ers ia i isscaAsen coNrASr, Hanba
usually insured in the Country, from o,, ~ p,opeil
by fire. on the most reasonable terms uanag
This Company has been in operation "a,
years, and its reputation Tor fair dealing /, uan
established and appreciated to require any pIel We
its future course. F-se @
iEJs Persons residing in the County Of VIII
and its vicinity, desitous Of obtaining nsuran,'
Company, are referred to l.. G. Map, Fso su lla
BrattlebOfO. "s'll
THOMAS X. BRACE, President.
s. S. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, Nov. |, 1543.
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HE PILE $!
4 CURE ron LIFE GUARANTEED
DIR. UPHAnI's INTERNAL REMEDY

For ire Cure Of Piles Information ef he Lrer and SPsen
ffaaton Sorsaess and liberation Of the SoHa Bs,oss
kidncys and Bladder; Igaammat0ry and Msourai Rhcu
n1afisn IapHry Of Bood HeakRsss and defamation d
The spiR, aud far tie Reii,f Of .uaTrisd Ladies.
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LINN, Dee. LIN. $50

SrR,-I have sold oil the pills last had Of y,,
please send another lot Immediately. The saeori1.
rane's vegetable Pills is rapidly on the increase-6.,
are becoming very popular. ! sell more and more -.
cry day. As a curative medicine and purifier If ii,
blood, think they stand unnvalled One fact b,,.
noticed that no that has used them finds any III,
with them; they have wrought some very great eg,s
One lady, who has been confined to the house anj ia
great part of the time Tor toenty years is now cur,
and able TO WORK most Of the time, after having sss,
boxes only Of Lorraiae's PiLlsl | might name ma
ny other cases where the cures have been as ora,
but have not time.
Yours respectfully,
J. f. F. MARSH
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Prepare to part with life willingly; study more
how to die than how to live. lfyou would live
till you are old, live as ifyOu were to die when
you are young.
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STOVE FURNITURE.
Jan. aI,Is4G.

JOB WORK in Sheet lron Copper and Tin done
by experienced workmen, in the best manner and at
lair prices. STOVES cleaned and pot up.
BratleborO, Oct. /. 1545. 6
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All persons require Facts,
Remember in all cases that you are not decimal ,
things that appear 10 be facts
LORRAINE'S PILLS

TUNHESE Pills are now acknowledged BY tbor...,
Il that use them daily, to be the only rc3...A
that fairly takes the BANNER from all Others Tt
cause pain uneasiness Of any kind in theifo'..
ton, and require neither change of diet nor ~.
any kind. This medicine has actually done woal..
II has established reputation unrivaed on ~
merits, without being pulled up continually 10 lbe W,
pers.
The attention Of the reader is respectfully rail-,
to the following highly respectable notices of ihs %
valuable and incompatible medcine-and II ogT n
seen is achievements are most extraordinary a. d,
experience speaks more and more remarkable e.,.
where other medicine had entirely failed Of eiri.,
even relief.
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WANTED.

A SMART, active Boy, l6 or II years Of age, to learn
N the Book Binders Trade, TO whom good encourage
ment vii! be given if application be made soon a the
BOOK BINDERY
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION

vTNHE TINE HAS COME when Consumption may
Il be classed with the durable Diseases The most
fearful maady Of our climate has been conquered! The
most fatal Of all diseases has yielded at last 10 the skill
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TAILORING TAILORING !!
G. H. HOUSTON

WOTLD again saw TO the Public that he carries
w on the TAILORING BUSINESS,
Over the store OfG.& C.Lawrence,
and he feels confident that the work entrusted TO him
will be done in a neat and workmanke manner and
not inferior TO none in the viciRity.
Brattleboro, May 90, ls45. tfAo
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STEAM ENGINE.

A FOUR Horse Steam Engine, nearly new, for
IN sale cheap, with liberal credit orgood paper by
June 25. ltf44] j, SrEEN.
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rT7flsts I
fearful malady Of our climate has been conquered! The
most fatal Of all diseases has yielded at last the skill
OF man.
Buchan'S Hungarian Balsam of Life
VIII speedily and certainly cure Consumption, even in
its most HOPELESS FORMS, and in all ordinary
diseases of the Chest and Lungs, It is the most perfect
and admirable remedy known to the civilized world.
The Hungarian Balsam was first discovered by Dr.
Buehan, Of London, England and has been tested for
six years by the most eminent Physicians in Great
Britain, aud on the continent of Europe, where il has
proved the
GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY.
IL has recently been introduced into the United States
under the immediate superinlendence Of the inventor
and Is now literally sweeping Consumption from the
land. What lnnoculation is to the Small Pox, the
Hungarian Balsam is TO Consumption-an insurmount-
able barrerl
Chemists Physicians, Medical Societies, and the
great body of Cnnsumptye PATIENTS every where, adj
NIT that the most important work of the bge has been
omplshed-C CONSUMPTION can BE GU
RED
All Panaceas, Expectorants, Syrups and Drons
have been discarded useless-al systems of nhaa-
ton, Vapor Baths, Tar Smoke, Changes OF Climate
Sc, have been reeced-nnd the wonderful product of
the HUNGARIAN GUM, obtained from the 'Me-
songa," or Tree Of Life, is universally received
by Consumplves, as the
ONLY SOURCE OF HOPE
Let no person afflicted with severe and obstinate
Cough, inflammation OF the Lungs, Asthma, any of
the symptoms OF Consumption. lose moment of time
in seeking relief from this GREAT ENGLISH
REMEDY. Delays are dangerous, end all other pre-
tended remedies are not only useless, but FATAL
LY DELUSlVE.
single bottle will reveal its astonishing virtues, and
open at once the fountain of health and strength to
the afflicted.
The great merit Of DR. Buchan's Balsam is this
that IN all cases Of Pulmonary Consumption it gives
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
Every family in the United States should be suppl
ed with Buchan's Hungarian Basam Of Life, not only
TO counteract the consumpve tendencies Of the eli
mate but to be used 0s a preventive medicine 10 all
cases of Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Pain in
The side and Chest Irritation and OF the Lungs,
Bronchitis, Difficulty Of Breathing, Hectic Fever,
Night Sweats Emaoialion and General Debility, Asth-
ma, influenza, Whoopng Cough and Group.
Price OF the Basam only one dollar per bottle with
lul directions, Dissertation on Consumption, Notices,
and certificates Of Remarkable Cures, sc.
DAVID L. BRADLEE,
Sole Agent for the United States.
ll9 CouRr STREET, BosroN.
raitleboro-DUTTON& CLARK;
Bellows Fals-Noman Harris; Londonderry-Stow-
ell and Hill; Windsor-A. < II. Wardner. Cow I6
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Brattleboro, Nov 3, 1915.
Brattleboro, Nov. 3, 1876.

This may certify that have been severely troubled with
the headache aud have received great and almost
sudden rele by the ofthe Patent Galvanc Rngs and
Magnetic Fluid EMMA x. WARD.
Hrattleboro. Nov Ist II
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Btallleboro, Nov 3.

This may certify that have been relieved, and think
cured Of the distressing pain the head and face called the
TIC Doorcux by the OF the Patent Garanic Rings and
Chrise's Magnetic Fluid, aud that checrully recon-
mend them 10 others afflicted with similar complaints
p. MILLER
Brattleboro. Nov g. 1915
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MORSE 6 MILLER.
Brattlcboro, Nov. 3.

This may certify that have been greatly afflicted with
the Neuralgia causing pain IN the joints, aud was
unable to get any relief ihere1m until tried the Paent
Galyanic Rings and Magnetic Fluid, the use Of which has
had the desired effect.
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DR. David Jayne:
ANIMAL CHEMISTRY.

u5-FOr sale by BUTTON & CLARK. BEs raj d.
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A. 200 MILES FROM HERE m

The whole country is fast learning that no medici-
can equal DR. Wisizr's Baisani of WA CHERRY.
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tleboro-DUTTON& CLARK;
Bellows FaUSINorman Harris; londonderry Stow
ell and Hill; Windsor-A. < Ii. Wardner. a6w I6
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-06-16
Iahn q. CaiEaaun.

The correspondent of the Baltimore
Patriot, writing from Washington un-
der date of 3Ist uIt. has the following:
Mr.. CALHOUN is preparing himself to
make demonstration in the course Of a
few days, which Will be apt to astonish
some people. He is hard al work wri-
ting Report on the subject of the great
doctrines laid down by the Memphis
Convention-the right, power and duty
of the General Government to improve
the channels and harbors of our majestic
INLAND SEAS, such as the rivers Ohio and
Mississippi. He will lay down the doc
trlne that the States cannot confederate to
make these mprovements-tha when a
river passes through two States, those
States may apply to the General Govern
ment for the power to make improve
ments in the same-but when the river
passes through three or more States this
cannot be done-the power then belongs
exclusively to the Geecral Government,
which can improve the channel Of the
rivers, although it cannot touch the shores
on either side, as they belong TO the
States. The States cannot confederate in
any one section of the Union, to carry
on any public work in which they have
an interst. He defines the powers of the
General Government of the States, in a
manner to meet the doctrines ofthe Mem
phis Convention, with great force and
ability. He will make perfect shaking
among the old dry bones of the ancient
stickIers for ..strict construction, the
old harpers upon '9s and '99, and carry
of from the ranks Of Polk Locofocoism a
a party that viii be formidable, both in
talent and numbers, in the next Presiden-
tisI race. Mark the prediction.