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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-06

TT abort ten yours since this Medicine has been
ducod to the public, aud II stands unrvHllcd in It's effects
beorrg the scrutiny Of all classes both friendly and
eny Is hut for puIpose-ior the use OF Mothers who
kind TO be described. II is to make appeal IL
&c your especial and general good that you should make
of one bottle the MOTHERS RELIEF before confinement
th,n you approach the partuon chamber without feeling
If ycu going chamber Of death. You may
assured that it will still all lebfo aud affection II
smoothps md shields from taon and by ito pecun proper.
ties destroys the Of homorrhnga inflammation that
often attend aud follow the hour Of ratturon. II
and rest, md last facilitates birth, that
Mothers have pass through such circulating
distress. The Mohe Reofmuy no depended upon al
Of threatening tboron where it is possible TO be prevented
in OF spnsms &c causing frequent aim from two TO three
will give immediate relief
As tho subject is that cannot with proprety be fully dis
this public muuuur n.ito all who feel Interested
call agents (most OF the respectable druggists in the
Uned Staes the manufacturer, and they will be fur
nshed with complete pamphlet in which they will all
facts form correct opinion of its mcrs the opn-
ion Of many physicians OF emnence and who have
become acquainted with its beneficial effects.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS
We learn that spurious articles Of Mothers Relief nut up
by C. II. & ]. II. Coleman Of buffalo, Dr. Smith of New
York his bottles with the directions that pusted
the bottle, is nearly perfect fac sme lie was
an ngentor ours and tho genuine pamphlet
Mothers Relief None genuine unless signatures
found within tho wreath of tho Direction that Is pasted tho
bottle, signed with hand aud tho neck the
tie smo of hand writing also. by attending to the
ubove directions need be- upon. All
Vermont will be promptly 9ttenisd to, by
Factory Point, Manchester VI
DR.. G. A. BARTHObtCK
Office the corner Of Fzhugh street, opposite the County
Clerks Office Rochester, NY
AeENrs.-Morshfeld, T.. b Putnam; Cabot, Bahcock &c
Tussqlli Haidwck o. Crosby son; Barre, ID. w. Keith
Waterbury, ]. g. Simpsons stowe, II. WNshbuni Orange
Fiiipld a Hancock. In
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FOREIGN PERIODICALS.

REPUBLICATION OF -
THE LONDON QUART'Y REVIEW,
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW,
TIL T. FOREIGN QUART'Y REVIEW,
THE w ESTMINSrER REVIEW,
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SIR ASHLEY COOPER'S
DVITG


For hS Speedy and Safe Cure of DYSPEPSIA, INDIGEs
TtU'N CONS1 PATTON, COSTIVENEsS, SICK HEAD
ACHE, ALL NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, aud all diseases
arising from improper tone Of the Stomach.
HE recommendation through which this Pill eachca tho
public they various. The cortih
Gates the lips of those who have been cured
by lis administrations and thousands upon thousands Of test
mOnals VI its beneficial effects might he adduced Dr. Neread
Lon and oven Mott with nnumeabo Others OF this country,
have used in their pvne pmcice and added their testmo
its But the proprietor feels INSURED that the best
recommendation its efficacy aud its merit aud that remains
alone for the public to try It TO DO satisfied
The Proprietor hoes intend this be donumnated under
the head Ut "humbuggey He docs that Is good
for every thing, but only that it oH cenun diseases IL
posevofodn Among these Wind in the stomach, lndl-
and such diseases dependent upon improper
of Tho stomach
Tho dose adult depends upon the Severity Of tho dis
fDyspepu, and the patient has complained long time,
three TO five pills day will lie required just sufficient to keep
up laxative effect until he finds relief which in the majority
of viii take place about days. aud tho OF
will bo cured in three weeks. Indigestion is mot with in
every country css of society," and in every
year you search whole Phamucopin aud you
find Medicine valuable to this disease as this
identical PILL II has done for Indigestion, Fatulonce
Souness Of Stomach than the whole OF the Phatmacou
together And need be said of this Medicine, than
that tssHCd from the gigantic sorchGuse " Tie mind Of one o.
the greatest PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS If any age that d
SEX ssST'LEF COOFERJ und 1t is to him that q
grateful public Is indebted.
S-1he Dose OF this Medicine is PILL before each meal
three day for adult until all unpleasant symptoms are
removed For a child pa day willie sufficient
| lLrsold by BALDWIN, SCOTT T. CO.
| June 1Sie, 6S Montpelier Vt.
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~
GRlST MILLS.

NOW operation in my shop costing (the right ineluded)
S201 capable of doing business the satisfaction
of any gentleman who disposed to call and examine their o.
potaon There has been from respectable
,some of them Mcrs and Mill owners examine them
at the time and yet tho first objection has not been
raised. Orange County is sold to son Of Montpc
cr and those wishing buy Mills Town Rights call On
IRA 3. TOWN, for further information. the subscriber
60 WOOSTER SpRAGUE
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"
He successfully treated various diseases with alone
when persons removing the South West, they
should be make of II. There be doubt
when used connection with the arsapar, is the
SONS iiversa remedy for Dyspepsia and Indigestion
of appette dizziness headache depression spirits
veness piles weakness of the stomach and limbs rheumasm
TO purify the blood curing bad humor where all other med
cines have failed.
(Fiom the Daily Mul)
with great deal OF pleasure that dali
y hearing of where the SArspara Tomato
which sold by Brown 65 Washington Street,
ecting most astonishing in purifying the blood and
sng dgeon Many OF me physicians nave taken quite an
interest IN this compound, aud is considered by them the
best article Jaundice indigestion, Loss
tito, Weakness and for all complaints arising lmpuy
blood. 1t really medicine use purify
the and eradicate all humors from the system II il
very pleasant bitter, and easily taken. We
with The greatest condolences to readers Don't
take our word for 1t, but bottle satisfy YOURSELF
CAUTION.
The public particularly cautioned against purchasing i'm
ation articles pretending to have effect Browns
sarsaparil and Tomato B'te Never buy the Saraparla
OF Sarsapala Tomato and Dandeon, pre-
ton with the expectation of getting the genuine SARSAPA-
Medicine Store 6e Washington street, Boston, These Bers
the first preparations of the kind that sold and
they the only genuine article of the Kind the
Always that the direction signed FRFpERIcK BRows in
his hand writing Who heard of counterfeit
ing bad bank note that would not pass Just it is
with medicine they always countert that which sells
DrTERS, objected to Frederick Brown, the proprietor
Washington street, Boston, will be attended puncu ~
pi''''' securely packed I1s Fl ' oF phSENrs
onpeer, S, P Redfeld and $. X. Collins Barre, J. II.
Walker Waterbury, L. c. Simpson. Mahfeld L. ID. Put.
man, Painhed, F. Kidder. Middlesex Geo. F. stowel-
Chelsea, Dickinson & Noble Newbury, +. & II. Reyes
Bradford, Asa Low. Wells River, Timothy shedd stowe
rick; For Sale also by Druggists and Agents generally
bottle. bottles for So. 90. "
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+. BROWNS
SARSAPARILLA & TOMA
TO RITTEKS.

PREPARED FROM THE PURE EXTRACT OF SPANISH
SARSAPARILLA AND EXTRACT OF TOMATO,
entirely process, which the whole strength
these most valuable of MEDICINES
There connected with the ubove three others
the valuable
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READ THE FOLLOWING, AS 1T is
IMRORTA TO ALL:

Extract Of lecture delivered by Dr. BENNETT, before III
Medical College of Lake Erie touching the valuable Medca
qualities of the extract of TOMATOES
DR.. Bennett says is of the powerful Alternatives
the Matefa Medca, and in all affections of the Liver and
gans where caome Indicated is probably the bes
medicinal agent known the medical profession When
in a stale il is a sovereisn romedY for
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PURIFYING VEG ETARLES.

There connected with the ubove three others
the most valuable
PURIFYING ETABLEs.
The receipt has been examined and approved of the
first Physicians.
- EAsoNs Browns sarsnpara and Tomato BITTERs
often ehectn of long standing and chronic diseases
| after all other medicines have failed TO give relief
LIST. The Safsapara Of which it is made, is the genuine
Spanish article imported from the bay of Honduras by
pressly for this purpose.
The virtues extracted by an entire process,
which the whole strength of the root without ovupoa
| tion.
There is strength the real Spanish sarsapan ia
bottle of Browns Sarsapara and Tomato Btto than
MI Is NJ uo]ru oo.tcs VI 1ruhuly syIuPo 1891 T..
4th When mixed with the extract Of Tomatoes, II
makes of the mdet and most pleasing physics that
be use aud much thorough than castor OIL salts pills,
&C, which makes 1t valuable in all bilious complaints.
9Th. When taken In largo doses, very thoroughly
on the bowels, without wcake ning the system.
9Th When taken in small doscs operates particularly on
the blood and whole appetite, strengthens
the stomach assists in digestion, and, in fact the whole
dehitated system.
en like many medicines costive than they before
its but by using short time it effects perfect aud
lasting cure.
1t only requires person to give it sho trial to prove that
all is true There cannot I've much said in its praise
| The LARGE SALE OF BROWNS SARSAPARlLLA
AND TOMATO BITTERS another proof oft efficacy
1t about three yeas since first offered TO the
public, although it has been used by OF most dsn
gushed physicians for many in private practice since
which the sale has steadily increased end IT has been sent o
from ali of the county, where it advertised bu
recommended by who had used it, 1t has been shipped
to foreign and found ready sale that alone would seen
10 be proof enough of utility.
How mary medicines there advertised which sell
and down. aud forgotten how different il is viii
this 1t finds ready sale where has been advertised
and its sale continues to increase in all places as becomes
known.
BE NOT DECEIVED.
Always remember, If you wish to give Browns Sasapar
and Tomato Btters trial. that his signed IL
full the Directions counterfeit which would DO forgery.
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
wish to impress particularly on the minds Of those tina
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PURIFY THE BLOOD

GOODWlN's INDIAN VEGETABLE and SARs APARII-
~ LA Bl1rERS, for the of Jaundce Dyspepsia Cos
tivenoss bilious and Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Drows-
moss, Headache and Scroulous Dsoases All
rites of the Blood aud General Debility These Bers pos
the great merit Of being entirely vegetable in all their
parts SuTsaparln, thnt ines Unable root, OBJ
tanned from the tropical of South America has long and
Justly been known and acknowledged by the medical world
ecien Purifier of the Blood In these Btters it forms
Of tho Ingredients The virtues the gen
vi Honduras Suisapaa extracted on the most scientific
principles, and combined in highly concentrated form,
with the useful and herbs Of the vegetable world in
such perfect that teir united virtues embodied in
this brought the and how
els producing thorough cleansing the whole ys en-, speed
y restoring its wOnted tone and vig0r As safe pleas
ant and eicncous tonic and aperem mild and gentle elf
cacous catatc, In all of anguo cosvcncss genera
debility und depression spirits in the spring and
and IN all Diseases they will be found nva
uabo cleansing the somach restoring the strength and
quently purifying tho blood.
Certificates be shown, and references given ndivdu
els testiyng very many remarkable by taking these
Bttes In word, them faithfully, and if not satisfied
the money will be refunded
Prepared only by GEO. c. GOODWIN, No. 76 Union St.,
Boston.
The following list of agents the sale of Goodwin
Indian Vegetable aud Sarsapaa Bi,ics and also, of DR..
Kiuredge's Greene Nerve and Bone Ointment.
Monpeie Bancroft aud Rkor Eastman Danforth, aud s..
X Coins-Burlnguu Peck 4 Spour-NOuhfed, J. A.
White -Omuge Fifeld & Ilnncock-Wiiston, Hurburt &
Hodsesfarre, D. L. Fuer-Bmniree, A. ID. Lamson Il Co -
Cambridge NJ. Wiies-Watethury, ;. liutchns-Rchmond,
VIM. Rhodes, Jr-Hydepark, n. 2. KeelerSowe Btnnet &
Robnson-hlill village, A. Il. CumpWushington e. II. e
Tunbridgv, H. s. Hoyt, ID. Foster Chelsea, Dickinson &
Nohe-ROyaon Richardson & COWest Bethel, G. Francis
Randolph, t. Observation-Disclosures, Johns on Holden-Roy-
alton Skinner & Bodgett-Johnson, Merriam CoUnderhl,
J. H. 4 T. W. Turner-Painheld D. Whitilesey-Marshded,
E. Putnam-Cabot ]. Cutting-Danve, Dana, Weeks Co.
-Peacham Il. &. Brown, and Of
Agents u the o Vermont 74.ly
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BE NOT DECEIVED.


wish impress it particularly the minds Of those tina
troubled with impurities of the blood bad umor old ul
GERS and diseases brought by the Of Mercury caomel
that this is sovereign remedy 1t is well known ever
that Sarsapura is almost the only article that
be successfully such diseases, and when
with the of Tomotoes it has been known
such when SarapaIa alone has had effect This
be accounted o from the fact that the Tomatoes
ly the bowels off those impurities which, faowet
o remain, dangerous and incurntlc Diseases
One proofo the efficacy the Sarsapala and Toma
% Nhnn nInneIlY cnmmnchi
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FIRST AMERICAN EDITION


X EATS POLITICAL WoRhs-Frst American N E or.
IN oa complete IL parts forming Nos 90 ana % Oh tne
LIBRARY OF CHoIcE Re- printed IN new
clear type. IS cts. H..
His poetry is Of an exceedingly rch Snc uAuflou' eHa
acter-Penny Cyelop. i,
thes. volumes display sni tn. spirit OF poetry winch
brsstfes rnugh mem all he has unCuestionahly very
-su,itI ,s y7ostion and familiarity with the hnest
dictjon Of E;ay}ish poetry '-Edrnbtrgh Revlr.r.
N.at.' Endymon has great beauty. The fragment OF
Hvpero his last performance obIa.ned The edmrsuon OF
Lord Byron."-EHcyeio iner'cr"d'
ical order for he gave himself up entirely the beautiful
and had powers expression equal 20 excess OF ens
bity His esrli-, poems especially the Endyrion are
ike luriant wilderness of iowers and twesds OF
ylorious feature y MS latest, The Hyperion growing
wood O: which the deepest oracies OF The art
rnght have been looked for. Indeed, there they were,
az far rs he gave mis- thoughts II has been justly
said that be IS the greatest YOUNG Poet that ever
appeared in the snguage that is say the gresesi no
cit not i've 10 be old and whose Whole memory Will De
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are equal he finest both Tor subtle -es Flu
ulusc-'--iLG-ie 4. Hdtts. .,,
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uon. He yvh NIB inevifable- orked pursuit GER
aord TIE satisfaction aches while you read MS
po-Iryso clear 10 the bottom OF! eapsoity oil language
drops his puinnei wort."-N p Wuii1.
'Ths Eve of St Agnes IL indeed beautiful poem
worth many pear!i: u o; minute grace and truth
Legh Hunt r,-,rpy pt-n>-.u
,.f a.. l6l Broadway.
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Socks.
aRNoLD,S CLASSICAL sERIE


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BRAITHWAITE5s RETROSPECT

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NEW GREENWICH THEATRE.

THE PEOPLE AWAKE The CitLens require an Up.
1 Town Theatre ting of number Of citizens,
held w. P Denmsns Hotel lG2 Vsrick-s on Saturday
evening Feb. lih 1916 pursuant invitation 10 take into
considera ion the propreiy opening subscription orthe
purpose of completing The Greenwich Theatre in speu
did and magnificent, style worthy OF the acceptance and
patronage OF the citizens of this metropolis by sub
scfipton stockton motion, David Nandervooh ESQ was
called 10 the chair, David A. Fowler Esq appointed
Secretary Numerous erbsc pLtons were volunteered en-
speeches made In favor of the plau, when was
Reolved That this meeting adjourn TO meet on Wednes-
day evening" The 18th u O'Clock, at the same place.
aud that the generally he attend said meet
ing To aid end L: this audable enlerprse and mat
th1re proceeding he published IN the City papers
DAVID VANDERVOORT, Chairman.
-Four, c.rr.tary 1877 tts
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In Rrooklyn on Thursday 18th inst with Christian
senatiou Mr.. ABRAHAM YOUNGS, in the 10Th year OF
his age.
Albany papers please copy.
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MARRIED
DIED .

On the Sd Feb. inst. at Newbury Pa. Mr.. ROBERT
THOMAS OF Clinton County, TO Miss ELIZABETH
sTOI TT Lycoming County.
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~ There was severe snow storm al Spring
esid Mass on Sunday. which seriously impeded the
movements of the trains and gave extensive employ
Ineut 10 the cleaners OF streets, &c.
RA1L-RoAD SALE.-lt is understood that gen
from the east 10 In the city behalf Of East
en capitalists for the purchase Of the Central Rail Road
We trust such opportunity will not be passed by
II his terms found 10 be suitable and advantageous
" Detroit Adv
BURNING OF THE CITY HOSPITAL AT V1cKs-
puscu. MIss-The buildings comprising the City Hosp
tai at vicksburgb destroyed b. fire recently ana
an Indian woman named Polly, and negro child aged ~
years consumed By the damet Inc lnsui ance 'o
not exceed $4,000.
Court Calendar. - ,oo .
s,-,r,,op CouaT-This Day-Nos. los. Is 81 !o'. o.
% io1 iii, 1874 l3l, 1873 TO lao o. 90 a. lO4 ~ 50
!. q. 22 30. 49, 3. 49, Us. a. 70 o., :. u, ,os
iO sd 11 5S' pLrasENos H. la IT, 10 IL a6s 30 %
% 10 20 81 g. "a, 26.
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IMPORTANT CASE DEcIDED.-Thc Maryland
3nss Appeals decided Thursday. in the case of
&c STATE rs the Farmers and Planters Bank that the
.ess'are has power to require the Presidents Of the
vera Incorporated banks in that State, 20 withhold
va NE dividends of the stockholders the tax imposed
9Ae Stats on ,heir stock
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WM MCCORMICK, Auciioneer.
A SSIGNEES' SALE OF GROCERIES-Thurs.
Aday at 10 O'CLOCK ut No lS2 Sixth avenue, corner OF
Tweltih will be sold by order Of Assgnees fresh STOCK
OF Groceries, consisting OF old wine in bottles, sperm
SOAP coffee and sugsr bottled porter elegant
large oil cane scales bay large quantity OF picked
aud preserved and bottles, handsome store hx'
,urea, &c. -,
Sale OF handsome Furniture Friday, at No 10 Cortland
=, 20, I,aan uy,ch.st IL
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WIN. H FRANKLIN SON, Aucltoneera
FIRST CLASS three story Brick House. No. -
Il Sane Brovkyn.-The and elegant three-story
attic brick house No. 10 Ssnds-s Brooklyn, OF
the Of houses built four years ago, of the best materials
aud in the best enclosed yards III trout The
house IS feet front and a deep the lot Is by los
Tee, deep. The situation s OF the mos eligible and de-
srable the city Brooklyn being opposite tho green OF
ST Church. very forbes. Tho premises
can be after > O'Clock 2. NJ. lr
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Sales of Real EsfnIe.
By 4. J. Blocker.

ssss story brick house and LOT lse Chambers.st
aiet 'front.' Isl feet rear, o. feet one side and
~ het the other. $il75
Isse story brick house ard 10, 2e2 Washington.
as fee, loi inches BY IS; e......:..-... 3775
'sss story brick house and 10, 1875 l2th.st 25 by
lsiee. side. and l23 fee, the other l0950
'soE Story brick front house and years lease OF
,stllS Varick,.t q by 100 feet .....-..... 1850
STE story brick house and lot on ID avenue. near
.s|t 2'i by 100 feet. 1910
w Cottages a. Fsctoryville. Staten Island lots
go " feet by l25 houses - by SO .--.--.-- sun
Bye r. Lpdlon s Co.
ssory brick house and LOT 80 Pearlst. j feet
AL 81 feet inch rear, 81 feet one side and 50;
Aes ------..--------------- l2'VVV
By George Rollins.
Hory brick house aud lot - Dusne.st y
~ ~ Eont y feet I! inches rear 10 feet in one
aa sof feet the other ..-..--..-.-..--.- 600
1, iHssy o'Ick house and los l53 Wooster-s, "a;
Two ,.c,- o'Vo
49, orick house andlo, l53 Woosler.st. 2ii
Bns" ieet. 500
,a sad 10, 2l7 woos,er.st - by gu fse, $3.50
2ssasoity brick house and lot los Chsrnbers,st
'ee' .----.------- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lUuV
Tsn, By Edgar Jenkins
ss'. MY or'ck front house and 10, 37g Washing
lh,s ~ oy ost feet 1850
.;eh :. brick front house and lot SIS Green
T,.ss" oy sly feet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
~ SSUiy BRICK house and lot 5C7 Washington
Tsoio,O! - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1925
ios,S O' ~nh frame building $40 and Sig Wash
Ws..,..s y; ~ by los! tee,-,ogether with lots on
mss ss. N rear OF the above 10 by 100 feet with
IT, ssLpaon OF water right in 'front.' $3.50
9mSs orck house and lot Ia Wavcrly.place
Los r: % 400
W..yInatns on Washington square corner of w
4aSssn'Psace, IS by ITO feet ..........,... 1880
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a NEW NOVEL BY JAMES,
DRICE l2t ceuis-WM. TAYLOR, No. Astor House,
4 will publish tbs morning Roger Outon, or the True
Prophecy Be- u. P. r james, Esq author OF Darnley,
Richeiieu The Robbers, the step-Mother, nc &c
Now frat published complete. This story equal 10 me
bes. productions ofhs popular author In bis best dsys Isl