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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-21

NJ OTlCE.-ilaving by attachment served
IN upoa stephen Fendan prohibited them
paying ng negotiable Notes Duval Bro
endorsed Duva and payable BeuIa
ChurcLh for his late OF nuval Church
hill A public from receiving
trading dated 9Th June 1886
drawn by Duya Bohsrs endorsed by stephen uuyaI
1 S2Oo5 dawn by the
parties endorsed stephen Duva and about $1,000
each payable ~ months from 9th June
IS46. WIN. ANDERSON, JT-
Aug os, Ist6-f Richmond. Va.
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NORRIS ROBINSON, Pre,ide Mt.

NUkkIs ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HASSAT, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent for the above Company
receive applications for Life Insurance periods
named viz for not
exceeding $40 OoO single life The for
OF the intermediate notice the
wen as all other information effect
insurance viii also be made known application
aEe offered by this Company believed equal not
superior to those offered by other, either
Britain "a n CIV AruNpy
Physician to the soeeythe Family Physician the party
Nhoc uic ~ 10 he insured. Aft
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GALLAGHER d OLDNER,


HANE in store, and for sale on reasonable
n Il terms general Of all Kinds Foreign and Dones
Wines and Liquors by whosae and retail They have at all
hand TO- IS aud 20 gall demJohns and nes and
pat up good any quantity that be wanted
Keepers houses the country and wanting
article their would 90 wei 10 give them call Re
purchasing may ASSURED That Liquor Iey
tsu will pr1y. 10 hr a genuine article.
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KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER,
ImpOrtcrs and whoIcSaIc Dealers,
MAIN STREET.

IIANE in store, and are now receiving, their
stock or British. French and American Dry Goods for the
f, trade, comprising unusually large and extensive variety
which sold A. low they be bought market IN
ms which they respectfully the attention
the trade KENT, KENDALL * ATWATER.
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UPHOLSTERING
tIOHnoND TN. SHEET lS0N AND STOVE
NJ
ROBERT NOTT

House sian Painter and C'Iazicr
.Nstf door 10 fAs FTeh-zgs BeEk, Rtehmo-d, guRizia
received further supply Of Paints obs Cope! and other
varnshes, Brushes aud blenders An
and American Window Glass FROM sIlO
1926 inches all up the
mos rea
IA supply Of Soap Stone Paint for sale low,
pertor pa m for " Shinrled Roofs. RN.
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Jules uAUEL's Depot.



And by my Agents naval l. Purcell, K x Duva
Duquese Main street. Zachrsnu ~ uin Mctlneer, Broad
Richmond; chs Corning, Bragg Thomas Co. Petersburg
aud all the Druggists through the Union. Sc %
Do Premiums awarded at the Franklin Institute.
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WORTHAn, McGnUDER a co.

J" th-N, Il "A ~.
OFTEN FOR SALE:
* HHnS. 81. CroI 7. REQ and n. q. sugar
HI 20 packages w wIoaf crushed and pulyersed do
2S bills q Clarified Sugar
40 hhts Mo'asscs part prime
90 bbs do
100 bags old Government Java Coffee
lS3 do Rio do
los do Laguayu do
10 bales Mocha do
Gunpowdrr and Black Teas Of best quality
10 Rice
$50 kegs Nails assorted Dor and warehouse
zoo sides sole Leather, good aud damaged
gao " Russct
lbs shoe Thread
40 boxes Sperm Candies
10 do Juti's pat ~ Candies
100 DO Candies iluls 4 woolrufs
100 do Soap
10 DO Starch
10 kegs poiEe
ctr'lns Indigo
10 baskets best ,Durandsj Olive Oh
&c tes Coal Pit uu
Winter -. III Oh
1000 kegs puponts sporting and Blasting Powder
so boxes srl0 aud lOSi2 Ghss
500 bag. Shot
Bar Lad
90 hti, Miltlirs Barot
% do Shoulder Do
500 best family Hams
liO boxes Tn Plate
Block Tia and sp,uer
goo rms Wrapping Paper
$50 Grind stones
- btls Tar
20 b5is pure Cider Vinegar
- or easks best wooihousr Wines
Genuine Old Puu do
Cotton Nar1', at sgLiry prices
Cotton Lines Londou Mustard
Ginger Pepper, AESpice, Sacks Salt, SC
tens An. clustered -lrr
English ulist Shear and Cast
? tohs Spring Steel
80 5 coassy laoS
so Trc,' Vlrani EnglishA
Sheet and BliirT Plate fSnt
Band snI Hoop do
Axes, Plough Plates, sc SCI
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" EBB, BACON X co. offer for sale
w sUGARs-9O hhds 81. Croii
los hhds Porto Rico
100 do New Orleans
II boxes Loaf
Is bbis Crushed and Pulyets-j
II ierees aud 20 half do. New Orleans ClaT6cd
Havana
MOLAssiS-sO hhds Porto Rico
20 hh6s and ~ teTees Tunidsi
go hhds Carlenas
COFFEE-SDO bags Rio
500 bags laEuayra
lsS bag, Java
CANDLES-55 boxes sperm
I6 bo1c, Stcaric
so boxes IluTs patent Talow
40 bOrrs yaliow
Castle, Brown and shaving Soap
200 kegs Cut Ma Is and Brads
tons Bstcrcd steel
Hoop Iron
90 tons Nova Scotia Gund Stones
1900 side Sole Leather
Harness and Upper Leather
5 bales shoe Thread
40 packages Gun Powder Tea
Black Tea
IL bhis Sperm Lamp OIL
81 bhs Tanners oh
200 ucTces Thomasinn Lime
100 DOZEN Painted Buckets
Meets n WOODWARD
Is ucrces Rice
SO bh's Cider Vinegar
- hhds Bacon SIDES
IS hhds Shoulders
600 b5ls " G. Cut Tctusgs
100 hbls Family Roe do
IS hbls Shad
Rosin-Tar
SpiTits Turpentine
Letter. Writing and Wrapping Paper -
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RLACK IRON POLISH, for Iron

haiiHgs &c, Se-This article produces ralings
"aies and all kinds of Iron beautiful polish
CURING no more labor than the application ordinary vanh
1t very durable and effected by exposures eeay
protecting the Iron om the weather For sale by
DuYAL * PURCELL,
SC Druggists Ma St,.,
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A NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY,
EnI SEIInnI

uLLUsrRArED BY $50 Esgavng. aud NJ Maps with Globe
u Map r,n. BY Goodneh author Of fcter Par
lcys Takes" vol guaTto. fIce soc
This dcsgnsdas School BooE, book OF tsasAsg
and allowed this design. Al
the nom the adopted viii BE- fouad tn
quantity OF which will render
family book fot reference ts utility this respect Will be
HANGED BY the index At the eloc OF the volume simplicity
and have carefully studied the
the whole The Typography aud n. ccrsE ofhe Maps
peculiarly fun aud dsint the immediate eonguiy
with IN. descriptions OF countries which they relate
The Globe Map and useful device, aud will be found
rooi substitute Globe, advantage OF
eat handled ard ecnan before the during the early
OF study. For sale by
NASH h wooDHoUsE, Booksellers.
&C I3p Main
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EttuurEE ttUi, Wit.
H-it rlCmtc ~ f1- January 1915 b.6 r.
suhctter Justice NJ The Pc stale n ami r s
ely ai'cad rrnnay arPrlei B.ust- Green and made
oath on DE- Hpy Eynrr0y ~ hmty God that matters and
et f' fonl DO che above eefclr just auitrue .
aa'el SWoIn before JESSE CLOUD, j. =.
the pnHeatun should meet any who tr in
direction 'nf mprtence attendant youth should have brought
ON b'nrf1ny n hc evil -u'eI tp above TO ouch t Ffrrh
uo.'f oilers DIE rUrvecs, ar Pied the y.1rL frv-
He t'l's's that be- has the rcuedynr trr s ~
'hd ~ obinnr Tor urm permanent cure or no charge re-
quifsd.
W Rrurmhc ur HrCr of ul. Frarch Medical lIo1,c No
south lfrercs street. street. two Trees before he bou
ADVICE f'iy from . "a. 10 D. No..
Baltimore. sort q. 1916 t.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-08
Weekly Business Journal.
PROBATE NOTICES.

Randolph Dis.-Est. L Egerton, Randolph; app. to
sell at Probate office, Randolph, Oct 81 Est ] Or
cult, Randolph Ad. app. to sell at Registers office
Randolph LIST Tuesday of Nov. Est. ] Carpenter,
Wiamstown; app to sell at same time
Chittenden Ds.-Est. C Burdick, Westford ad
act presented at Registers Office ID Wednesday Of
Nov. Also ad. ap. to sell same time
Rutland Dis Est. Of J Hack, Brandon ad. act
presented Nov. I'd. Est ] Hawkins, Wallngford
Commrs. set at Widows I'd Tuesday JAM next Est
w Hopkins, Wallingford; Commas set ut Hidows 81
Mondays of Oct. and Feb.
Windsor Dist. Est Stowell, Windsor; Elk. act
presented at LII wrences Inn Windsor, LIST Saturday
IN Nov.
Caledonia Dist.-Est E French, Hardwick; Comrs
set at Widows I'd Saturday in Nov and Sd Saturday
n March. Est. J Dow, Lyndon; Ex ap for extension
of time at Probate office, Danville Oct 49,
Orleans Dist-Est Frost, Derby ad. app. for ex
tension of time at Irasburgh Oct. 80
RELIGIOUS.
Addison Association-Next meeting at Rev G W
BARRIERS Salisbury Oct IA,
Rutland Association Meeting at Benson Oct 10.
Whte River Association. Meetng at Rev Mr. En-
ersons. Oct 18th.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-08
DO ~ este COmpcnd.

MAINE.-The drought is very great in this state
Many mills on the Penobscott have been hung up
for weeks.
The number of members in the Meth. Episcopal
church in this state is 20,266
NEW HAMPSHIRE.-Th Machine shop at Nash
ia, has stopped for want of water.
MASSACHUSETTS, Boston Brigade Band
has been presented with a copy of the collection
of the celebrated martial music of the Prussan ar
my.
A flock of alpaca sheep have recently been import
ed into this country, and sent to be pasured in Berk
shire. They are doing finely.
The Faculty of the Berkshire Medical Institution
have rcconsdered their rejection of Roberts, the COL
cred student and he has been admitted to the Inst
tuition
The sum total of the contributions to the sufferers
by the Nantucket fire. amounts to $4,000.
The Artesian we'll at South Boston has been sunk
to the depth of nearly 400 feet The boring machine
is worked by steam power, and progresses about IL
feet per day.
Massachusetts has more than three hundred towns
where not a drop of alcohol can be bought except
from physicians.
AT a musical concert given by the Boston Academy
of Music a few days since the Chorus was performed
by an aggregate of 482 performers
The Native Americans have nominated Francis
Blylies of Taunton, for Governor, and w. Moore of
Charlestown, for Lieut.. Governor. Both nominations
were unanimous.
CONNECTICUT.-Ap pear tree of New Haven 200
years old, has blossomed within few days past.
The onorary degree of l.. l.. D., having been con-
ferred on Gov. Toucey, the New Haven Fountain I'M
dersands these Initials to signify "Learned
Liquor Dealer"
NEW YORK.-The Wings have nominated Hon.
John Young, for Governor, and Hon. Hamilton Fisk,
for Lieut.. Governor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-08
NJ. II. SESSIONS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
WEST RANDOLPH, VT. 36:I

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate
Randolph District SIS. Court for the District
of Randolph. To all persons concerned in the estate
of THOMAS KINGSBURY, late of Brook6eId in
said District, deceased, GREETING.
~ HEREAS, Horace Kngsbury administrator of
w the estate of said deceased, requests said Court
to allow him the further time of year from and af
ter the 29th day of December A. D. 1885, to make
payment Of the debts and close the settlement of the
estate.
Therefore, you are hereby notified that SAID appcs
ton will be heard at session of the Probate Court to
be held at the Probate office in Randolph in said Dis
trict on the 3st day of October next at which time
you may be heard in the premises. And this order
shall be published three weeks successfully IN the
Green Mountain Freeman. a newspaper printed at
Montpelier in this State, the last of which publication
shall be before the day assigned for hearing as aore-
SAID.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office at Ran
doph in said District this 26th day Of September, A.
D. 1886
EDMUND WESTON, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-08

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate court holden
Bradford district, IS. at West Fairlee within
and for said district the 9th day of Sept A. D. 1896
Lyman Benson administrator on the estate of Peter
Benson, late of Straford, in said district deceased
presents his administration account for settlement
Whereupon it is ordered that the same be referred
to the 9th day of October next at the Registers office
in said West Faree, for examination and allowance
and that all concerned be notified hereof by the publ
cation of this order in the Green Mountain Freeman
two weeks successfully, soon as may be, that they
may appear, and at said time and place. if they see
cause, object thereto,
By order Of Court,
Attest, STEPHEN THOMAS, Register
A True Copy of Record.
80 Attest STEPHEN THOMAS, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-08
ANOTHER SEVERE CASE OF ASTHMA,
CURED BY WISTAR'S BAI4SAM.

Seth W. FOwle,
Dear Sir Having for long while been troubled with Asth
ma in its worst rn and after having tried various remedies
t" no effect bought # your agent A. Rowe one bottle If the
Balls i'm If Wild Cherry which relieved very much Ave
continued to the same, the disease returns upon and
find always relieves when nothing will and further have
no doubt could have had tho Wild Cherry the first Stages Of
the disease, but that would have entirely me- can con
hdenoy rcmmend it very valuable medcin FIR all lung
complaints. BENJAMIN ROBIN-ON
New Hampton April S, 1896
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrappor.
For sals by s, p. Redfcld Montpelier, VI
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HsRIRlIg son MAtsKEF.
.oNDAY, Sept. %.

REPORTED FOR THE TaAvEL,xR.
a. m'rket. 1850 beet clul', 1850 Stores 10 yokes
.'.s go cayeS 3ClO sheep M
,a. No., r@,H i.Nt 5 ne.
8at 't.-.ir': qu,I.ty $50 second gu ,ity co
=, iuur,'. il45C.
rt"A C.ue -S'Ie@o of veArnys from TO TO- and
yel1 oil 10 Ii and IL.
oknr rxrn-SAes not noticed.
Cows M Clves-Sales made at II, 20, %, 24,27,
81 AMI 1850
Sherp-Nu Sales of lots at the following prices,
SIC. 81, l37, l67, 263
Swine-At wholesale, 3 10 for sows and l-2 for
barrows. At retail from to 12 and old Hogs at
l-2 at wholes lie.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-08
CANCER, sCROFULA AND COITNn.

Ample experience has proved that combination of medicine
mas eyer Detn SO ecacos in removing the abave disease Dr.
JA1NES Alternative. lthas effected astonishing
not only Ct CANCER and other diseases has
moved e most stubborn Diseases of the Skn spa &c
ms medicine enters into the crcultun and eadcates scas
wherever located tpurs the blood and other fluids body
removes distractions to the Of the skim and reduces enlarge
nehts Ct the glands bones 1t Increases the app ite
headache aud drowsness, and nvgotes the whole SYSTEM and
ma animation TO the diseased and del laed constitution
Ihcre Is nothing superior to mated meda 1t perfectly SAT-
and extremely pleas and has nothing the disgusting
accompanying the idea of swallowing medicine
Prepared and sold No South Third Street, Market
Philadelphia.
Fur SaI5 by S. P. Redfeld. Montpelier, VT Al
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-08

Ter fed thin Taught" "Of course" replied the fellow
for we feel ourselves, but for teaching, depend
yOn."
Luther Farsoa Of Shornhqm, PIT aa end to bis lie
ON Wa ''sllv " @S. vo,l he sh,p' y, ..,.' ...'
ID. II; - r-~ ST e, ...
n,'., cons nj ii, a. .::.a,A. 3,,o l..v.
1,un: ..qno..
Fhe vtHr IN inca 20 toes &c bo,e sPrnktrl
over srdn lm' 81. cr i!,rt'lo destroys ali inserts
in eVry re Vt the exist nee, from thu egg 10 tn
hy.-hy paper
Let us iy no 'empt'tion IN the path of YOUTH as
the fog said as he popped h 3 held un Ter water on
seeing boy puck NJ stone.
Cotton Factory IN Canam Wes.-A cotton flctnry
is about being est hilShed in Thprod. This is the
fist attempt OF the kind IN Upper Canada.
By the ancient law of Hungary, man convicted of
bigamy condemned to live with both wives in one
house; the cIme in consequence, was extremely rare.
The first working steam Engine was invented in
England, about the year 1879.
The Journal of the United States House of Repre-
sentatves, for the session just passed,wi make book
Of 1900 pages.
The term Normal originally meant carpenters
square, or thing to do things right by. The first
Normal school was established in Germany in 1875.
In Switzerland the heat has been so great and con-
tnued that all the which usually covers the top
of the mountains has melted
In Lord Egln, who has just been appointed, Canada
will have had its sixth governor since 1910.
Can it be true? 1t is stated that there is not sin
gle French merchant ship that measures 300 tons.
The Sailors of Lake Erie have struck for wages
putting the prices up from $l5 to $25 per month.
"Ihe Hunger Cure" is another hobby which has
been started in Germany. The patient abstains from
eating drinking for six or eight days and ever for
three tOeeks.
J Young ladies' to make small ,caStS, waste thei
J health, their comfort, and finally thor lives.
} To cleanse Rusty Silk Dress. Quarter of a pound
of salt soap, easpooniu Of brandy pint Of gin, all
well mixed together. With sponge or flannel,
spread the mixture on each side of the silk without
greasing it; wash it in two three waters, and iron
y it on the wrong sde- will look as good as new.
Mr.. Zadock Wheeler resident OF Wallingfort
North Village was found dead in the rold near the
Grist Mill on the 10th Sept, between twelve and one
. o'clock at night.
A certain Irshman, making love to lady of grea
fortune, told her he could not sleep for dreaming o
0 her.
A fellow charged with stealing piece of cloth
when the lawyer put in plea, that the indvldul
charged with stealing could not see, for it was nvisi
0 BILE green
To stand in fear of the peoples or common
Q talk, may argue harmless and peaceful mind, bu
D never a brave and truly heroic soul.
Modern Church .M&sic.-The Springfield Republican
n observes, that "to such degree of perfection an
skill have church chors reached in these times, tina
n we are sometimes puzzled to know, on Sunday NOR
ming, whether we have not made mistake, and gon
to fashionable concert, instead Of to the house Q
0 God
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-08
The American Plaster

TOR the cure Of RHEUMATISM Weak Backs &c. No art
Gle in the form Of specific be found that has afforded
the amount If relief 10 suffering humanity in this country
has III Plaster within the short period since its introduction
the public Thousands who have been relieved from the
OXcrueatng rheumatic pansin few hours after their uppea
o Will bear decided testimony in their favor can be h w
by letters and certificates received from various parts of the
They not only remedy for the rheumatSn hut t1T
affections Ofhe Kidneys Lame Back Sides &c. and In fact in
all cases where paers be used with prospect osuCess
these will be found to operate like charm.
Tht Pasers prepared by dipping ne bleached cotton in
the MATERIAL thereby tnmnga basis which renders them muck
substantial than those that spread and sold at the
price the Peor Mans and Other cheap Pastes, which will
bring them within the all who need. few trials any
cOmmuni y will ensure confidence
Prepa and sold by Whttemore, Essex, Con- Also, fo
sale by Collins and Redheld Montpelier, Ellis and
Dodd w Keith, Barre Hodan and Miller Randolph; orek
Sylvester Bethel Richardson, Fish and Miles RoyatoM sW
lard and Co. HaFtland Geo Wardner Windsor Walter Brown
Felchvle; Dana Smell and Co., Perkinsve and Buck
Sprngheld Nichols and Watkins Bellows Fas Solomon sen
State 4pom,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-08

An editor out west having asked the consent of
lther to his daughters htnd in marriage, the provi-
1nt old gentleman asked how much money he could
ing the bride The edto: SAID he hadn't got any
ioney but he could give her putin his paper. The
ther was satisfied
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-08
VERMONT COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

The 9th annual meeting ofha Vermont Colonization Society
WI be hoden Providence permitting, in the Brick Church in
Montpelier, Thursday evening tn 18th inst Dr. Lugtnbse
the col NAL physician, in this country invited
tend and address the ng Addresses expected also from
other gntemen The friends African Improvement
are invited To attend the meeting.
JK. CONVERSE, Sec. VI Col Soc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-08

In this town, Sept 25, killed by the fall of tree, Mr.
William Marsh, aged G5,-one of our most ndustri-
Gus citizens. His father moved into Waterbury 62
years ago, and is believed to have been the first hab
liant Of Washington County. Mr.. Marsh had been
resident of Washington Go. fy-four years. For more
than so years he has lived respected member Of the
Baptist communion, ana died in tn hope of the gospe
COM
In Enosburgh on the Goth ult, Mrs, Alathl, wife of
Pea. Samuel Todd, aged 81.
In Morristo"n, Aug 9th, Mlbrtabe, relict Of the
late Hon. Samuel Cooke, aged s. years
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-08


STATE OF VERMONT, I The Hon. the Probate
District Of Randolph, IS. Court for the District of
Randolph To all persons concerned in the Estate
ofLYDIA CURRIER, late of Orange, in said Dis
trict, GREETING
w HEREAS, Richard s. Currier and Joshua Eaton
w Administrators of the Estate of said deceased
have made application to this Court for License to sell
all of the real estate of said deceased and represent
that the same will be beneficial to all interested in
said Estate.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to appear
at session Of said Court to be held at the Registers
office in Randolph in SAID District, on the first Tues
day of Nov A. d. 1876, and show cause, if any you
have, why License should not be granted as aforesaid
And this Order shall be published three weeks
sively, in the Green Mountain Freeman printed at
Montpelier in this State, the last of which publication
shall be before the day assigned for hearing afore-
said
Dated at Washington, this Odd day of September
A. d. 1886 By order of the Court,
40 PlllLANDER PERRIN, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-10-08


JAYNEs EXPECTORANT-The virtues Of this sficacous
cheap medicine Of Consumption and other diseas
be well known Very many lives have been saved
by it, IN. Y. Morning Atlas
So many people afflicted with these every day dis
orders that duty point readers simple
remedy which we have found efcaciou Jaynes Ex
valuable phial of which we have lately
used with good effect In stopping cough and Ots ming and
breaking cold II agreeable medicine This recon-
mendatiOn not bought puff but entirely voluntary And we
feel that hardly favor readers these
days of cheating than well tried ecacious
DANIEL HENsHAw.
CANCER, GOTTRE AND sCROFULA CURED Pretty ample
experience has proved that ayne's Alternative Remedy for
Cnce Kings Evil BrUnchocele GOre and diseases of the
sknwhCh will not fail one time in hundred Ofefectng radi-
cal 1t also of the most pleasant and safe articles ever
offered for the relief Of the afflicted 50
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE sOUTH.-The fol-
lowing om letter is from very respectable mercantile
House, dated,
Washington Rappahannock Co., Va May DC, 1876.
Dear SiOur Mr. Jones has been very low state Of health
had the benefit Of the hest medical ad
country Affords and also visited city last
relief On the 18th of April last purchased half
dozen Vemuge half of
dry goods box half the Vemfuge broken Mr. Jones
commenced with the Pills. and after taking few Doses felt de-
cded improvement The three bottles Of Vermuge which
safe hand brought from him. he thinks not less than thou
heal than he has been for years. and hope few bot
of your Vcrmuge and Pills will effect permanent All
of physicians have entirely mistaken his Prof SaWue
Jackson of city, the head. AS responsibility,
have efe: Messrs nskp Moten Noodru silk House,
Market Mr. Jones get of the medicine
possible Respectfully, .z . .
For sale by P Redhed, Montpelier, VI. 40