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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08
Ths Roskinghani RsEls,sr.

T
The editors Of lhs Richmond Tine,
thus happily takes OF he chilling and
cooiDg'' Of, The Rockingham Register
which processes 10 have > love for Gen
Tsylor. bu, bias rather > strange way OIL
showing il. The Times says: The
Editor Of The RocLinghsm Regiser. whose
county has done more hnrrsing over The
war and less 6shtipg 10 il than any other
portion Of The State. u exceedingly IN.
easy ., the prospects 81 seeing bis party
relax their bold upon the loaves aud fish.
e.. His hunor i, most piliably coo,ra.
dicloty.
Hs fears Old zsek. snd y.. prof.....
10 love him.
Listen si bin SILT is opt candid belief ,ba,
the Demodfscy IS body have a greater e.
spseu and election for Gen Tsylor thar ii,
Wings entertain, Notwithstanding shey do net
make half As much noise about In
We fear this '.easdisss Editor will snd
lev pei,ons 10 cf.5ifTEis s'csndiI.s ASST.
lion. II is melancholy faci. when ]
LocofOco Editor lslks about /" c.ndos
bis readers are SURG 10 b on the looE out
Tor some trick. TO such capdid' blends
- lhe Editor Of ihe Roskipfhsu Regis
ter. Gen. Taylor might say
''Fou vov sadawssr and srpefprsise ny parts,
When an cure you haze ne hyour hearis. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

W re nae been requested 10 an
nounce the naes 81 NArH.n wars
Esq. as gentleman ia every wav well
qualified for rood School Com missioner
Ior ne Nine'esnih District.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

]. WoRTHincToH SMfTH I'd Th.
friends Of this accomplished schoisl ~ IVA
esiimable gentleman. late Grand III ..,s,
oil Mssons ID Virginia. and i nr.s.J, ~
President Of the Masonic Collsos N NJ.
sour. will BE- gfa.i6sd to learn ,bs h;s
..lsn's .n1 erss. mora worth Ie;duly
appreciated oy nis iellow citizens i'll The
Isf mes'. a speech delivered BY Eresi
aen' omi'n on me occasion Of the lying
sns = corner stone 81 The New College a
senetson. = spoken q By tbe MISSOURI
psPeIs e NE most brilliant snd eloquent
49, e.tns KIND ever delivered Iglhal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

q Tie School psi e arranged By chs
School Commissioners Of the county viii
be ioundin anoter column. Those who
fnsy hereafter WIT The meiss and bounds
o. n. several Esiricis viii do well to
kesP this paper
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

o. We leato from The Newark Daily
Advertiser that the beautiful grounds and
maosion belonging 70 The late Joseph
Bonapar.e, en king Of Spain, il Borden
Town. n. ( hsve been sold sisuclion for
The sum 81 s3d.5o Tie buildipe,aloos
cos, $50 ooo.I Mr.. Tboqss Rlsh.rd., d
Fa'n,Ioes Oropsne shnsssry hfe 4fvrn yto
70 slo5O- III latter sum being given fol
two Lions ana 4 Fsvn. painted BY RI.
bens. The NATIVITY Of our Saviour !, ~
Raphael brought sloOo III. pietur. q
Napoleon crossing The Alps, by Diva.
The proprietort raiused 10 putEop unls..
$1,000 should i1bs bid fof il. No person
present vas ullliss 70 GIVE ibis sun, and
i i 10 be semitic Europe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08
REGULAR ToAsTs.

Isl. N - ~ cslebrals--l.ke that which
epesseos ~ > great social Saebaih to the soul
Fad. m Heroes aad Ssg,s sfits Repeiufisn =
Highest upon The scroll o. fame ameeg he pure
sAd d,sinisrestsd beaefaciors Of maokind =
absvs then 81. inuaassscla,sd glory. Is The "a
tier ~ his Doanuy.
"a. M Signsrs sfils Dsslnstioh 81 Iaitysa
dsnes--aeIoes - whom .i.sle.tims kladilng
eye shall sarn.' and t5Janls stsnels q ihe.
Iesa.
81. RI. H.ress u sss-Like no ,e,tiDs spu,
thsy de bel % rlse sgsiB snd lire 10 m nsno
- sflhs.s grateful coonlryuea.
t 81. Ia Fsuadsr q .1msriesa Taisrfn4fafe--
Lie lie sna 10 IT. course uas lhe cancer or
Washisgtooj sPlesdid in is rising, beish:esE
d tts meFi3ian, and elorious in ~ setting
6sh. Ia .9rmy snd Mag Then deeds are a.
illusisieus Is their glory l. imPsr ishabie !
sfaieiul eoaaiFy gives pralss and hsnor u
beth.
~. Political Egasiiiy- An onielsil;sihls
fefm mil 1smonslralsa ~ The W;ssom 81 amess
issa Legislators % Be HE conmoa tir.hrisalsI
IN. .1ns,iesn Liisraisre aai Li:sfas ma :
The n.ns II lisefty esa never - estineaished
vsslss re- Nth he nootisAlny Oh ,fseisnce, b
iashssd etsenius.
-. T1s S,sl..sfl U.i<a-lu hsrnoairiaa ss.s.
y ihsy rseeiss newer aseesa he srsal sun
ed ssai'sot The syA.n- The Federal coasii
nh. cs.srsi 7s,lsr --A.ea.d Il. .,.,a.,s
n hk fsn.. uhin1esecsd " ss.,ad y. 90 az 1
s,siaed - parsy. ~ Es,rsof : 9 ss,f ri p-eTi.
etIl d<lirht 10 uinT11 ~ ~
1Ifa. Ga lyJ4fI1 S.,sf-rAe h,.n.h r.
Me esai6i inlhe csp,ure II he eli y and fs.,I, 81
vsra cfdr ana Ne hsilii.a, ssSse1t ep..a -
ksi<kss az IL rsrre. ed ffesh exs<ehes . o,li.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08
VIVA, 3HrI Poih h.. ,.sn..

The Knozgilte Register says: Mr..
Van Buren, fopna the country free from
debt, and With. Surplus d million. lie
doubled ths Expenditures. and left Us
Millions IN DEBT Mr.. Tyl.r's Aemiois-
tration. bad s& il wss. bad reduced tha,
Indebtedness Eearly ona bali. when Mr..
Polk. came inIopovsr. He has held The
relns nearly two yeaTs, and is 10 d fair
way 10 leave % IN debt u least q hundred
millions Of ddlaar and perhaps double
that sum.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

DISHONEST Z ri CLFRK. We learn
,om me nsshlngn Union that Mr.
Haie. special agent ie the Post Ofiee De-
p !. has sucfssded il Ierreiipg oui
.ae individual wha has been for some
|, Tsoms saaiQla.0a lhs
clerk ii The postulaser Il Deer6sld .hss
bsen arrested sua seoDmil,ed 10 jail ii
RocLiu Chan for isi w unddrsland
I. porlion II he n.sasy lskea from ihe
nail. hss been toukA i Biz possession
md idenii6ed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

Look OUT ron CounrERrr,r.
,s.oay. os ooe eS,'r nole. 2 fraud Sc.
"a eras.s sss presented 10 !
HaSs.s, ~ Hi Is. II ii-lhe corplr of
|issusd t. ~. Mineral Bank Of Masylsnu
|of Combefand. Nd. The papet Twas
good and ihe snerssine pretty veil Fxe-
cated. L was siensd With tbe na3nAs Of
Philip Frank Thomas and Wn. O. Spxigg.
cashier. The fraud il % bold aS one
that no psrson should Be deceived, bg i,
4 i. however, wen enough 10 teip !
look out.- Beltinprs Ssu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

o. a man named George Jetfii.s kill.
% : man named Thomas Handy residing
70 Greenbrier county. Va. on ,he god
pl'. Jeffies has since been tried and &C.
quilted.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

BUrsis nil Be deapsr.--A macb;n.
, e. been Invented .apd y nov ID opera.
ior dressing barrelSsiayes. II viii m,ke
1uOO such sisve Or 1000 hoesbead
slaves. IN ten bousS. The pateptees AZ
lsasc Judgon & LEONARD Psrdee New
Havsn.-A. Y ~. Can.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

o. TIE Hsrpes Fsri q sb..,nso.
|sh Manufacturing Conp.S 49,. n..,l,
completed their Fse.osy buic IS "a !.
great u ihs condolences Of ihose
shares in The Company. ihsi il nseyis.
sisnees they are purchasing aGdi,iousl
stock. The csrPsns owes ! s.--.sssi
ofi.s success to iae nIt-;oo ;rdo.,,v u
iis President. JAnss GlDDlkes. ESQ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08
- HUIIE UuIeIlff,
,. Hs,Yi,sn K.l,.

MAJ. =. Il. LEwis Of Berkeley wal
appointed Chief Marshal, and the follow.
ing eennitiee >, % escort 10 The oea,or
and Reader Of The day: Messrs. A. w.
cfsner, Geo. W. Ssppiag,on, Thons. A.
Brown and S. J. C. Moore.
] The procession was then formed and
Pfeesdedby lhs Shannondale Band n arch.
% 70 sn adieiOiog grove. The President
Of The Day announced Tho object Of The
eonvoeaiion 10 few pointed remarks,
and introduced The Rev. Dr.. Josrs, Who
addressed The Throne Of Grace 10 feel.
ing and Impressive msnner. The Read.
81 Of The Day. LAWSON BORIS, Eco,
ga sszt ieiIoduesd. who fslIowes up
z; ssssR I # lie pg.s.!.ss q "a
nost practical dieourses that We have iis.
tened u formsny years a faithful ex.
petition Of ihs economy Of our govern.
ueni. The articles Of COME dersiion. and
ihs pss,eni wise and sala,sty provisions
81 The coastitpiion. were each dvellIon
with ability. and Mr. B. may well feel
eraii6sd q the universal appreciation tis
stFar, slici,ss.
loas u. cooKus. E.q. was announced
% The Orator Of The Day. and gave The
livfliesl ssi;.f.clion 10 bis large and At.
tsntivs suditory. His address, va, hap.
ply conceived and delivered With eres.
success The discourse embraced new
themes which were dSelt % Eiih peca. |
bar paihes By the tsleaiea orator. The |
hananiiy Of our officers in The presen, |
var With Mexico Was sirikinely sei forth. !
. we'll % ,hs national philanthropy Of
our country with regard to the distrss. 10
Ireland. M. c. was warmly congra,u. /
laied BY bis numerous friends. /
The cefemonies having closed 10 tie /
grows. the auditory repaired TO feast The 40
,elsss on the good things that had been
prepared for them BY the proprietor OH
The Springs. Alter the cloth had been
removed, and ,he sparkling champagne
lsksn hsPlaes of the ediblss, The follow.
INC leas,s we're crunk
REGULAR ToAsTs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

The seventy fut Aanivsr:sry ef /
nsiisan Iadspeneescs W.. eslsbr.i.d ,
sosnnondsls Springs 90 Saturday il.
ei''zens IRON Federiek, cl,,L,
neskelsy,aad Of JsFerson. The ssy :,
.u'p'siou, 70 30 appropriate c.l.6rs,iop
80. 80 .rS.i- haa, = i.,,. $3.50. .
o.ee' sho sooa sought 1or r. s = =
~. n.a' snd ssjoynen, 10 bos,iar. ohio
.o''ps = 'he ten-pia alley, o. elss.g.
80 'sf more ,sn.ible sad r.fts e
pay'ns ihsif dsyoiions 81 snr'as q
ossaly Fashion and 10y seis mere
e ~ iAsir ssnsy ~. .nd w'lh be-
si,ehine nspue1s sod i some Of ou.
6sehslor frirsds we're not among The
"hooke s.sss are quite sufe they viii ev.
81 -..alin % the side Of Tie poor unlor.
sdnsies 81 humanity. Al tie Eour or Is
D.. The meeting was called 10 order by /
Nc. a. W. CaAMER and lse following /
Oficer, sppoinisd:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

plfinisc THElRs PosIrtoS Elk. Pre-.
.idenil Tyler has a.aosed biz preferences
Il. a.. s,lor 'pfans nex: Presidency.
PsPea y. T Intimate that
'lss'o, q felk VIZ skorily make The sams
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

A CANE AT Ronrs-H is pet q
Dusemeni d The LIE children Of our
Locoioco aris,ocfsss 10 Play game called
Vera Csuz., 4 drzsh or two Of ihe
mifthlul NILE ones form i1so hollow
SQUARE % represent nc Cfs.Ie Of San Juan
se ulua. aud Others stand outside The
eionp 10 represen, The shEps 81 he block
sdine feet. One u the lille desrs then
calls himself. herselE III itself. .'PoLK /"
and rslks deliberately pp 70 one Of The
ships, sns. With ssissd abb dsmurs look.
CON nfrcessinki5g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08
AN ALcALDE BROUGHT i HIS SENSES

AZ CaPt.i was going Up ihe Rio i
Grande with his steamer ever loaded.
and the wafer low he rso plump into !.
borhood no'oriously dangerous from M.
rauders. The Captain BAD q ,,plo.a II.
vessel. and leave part Of bis CARO- on
snofe until some future time. The Az
caide II ne place. little ranch Of a..
zen nuts, ives exceedingly imberious. II.
iuslng to provide any Gu ia tor the nro.
perry, whils be insinuaied il I y.rv - /.
eqalvocal manner, thar The pronefly
would be stolen orinjared Theran,.;.
o ne steamer. Of course 10 no good. hi.
not pufsnaded, threatened. and offered
oiioes 10 induce The Alcalds 10 TAB j po,.
session is'le 81 IT. until. becoming perfectly
iniuriased. be seized lbe Alcalde bach n
me neck, thrus, him violently aea;n,t III
Tree near BY. end called for Bill rifle m
an instant, be had The We apoD pl.ced inH
ms hands end stepping OF shout fotiyI
PAGES pc took deliberate aim bsrked liz
~ exican sskpll, and frightened hin spesr.
y 20 death. The poor. Alcalds ,hte
himself across HE merchandise md ar.
lending bis arms and legs. 90 II Be would
am turn into . small bs,ldios with
ock and key TO i. cried Justify lor 1msr.
~. On being presen,ed vi,h $500,
paper and pen. b. wro.a go, :
yoods, mounted euard b;nsais Is. u. -
4 abandoned bis charge until properly
creased. Since that time CAPT. -------..
ias 'oid variety 81 stories abod. Bis ride.
loue Qi which are more rem.rkabl. ,h.n
90 manner 4 knocked 'decsncy ana u
'rs'ns into ihe head Of ! lying AlcaIds. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

PREyENTioA or IsrFcryor raom ~ i,
Plus FEyER. Dr.. VI. C Smith ob,s,nea
20 200 from Parliansntiior H. follow;ae
recipe - Take ak dracbms 81 eowse,ssI
n,lre lsali peire) and liz III acllma IL .pl.
phufic acid Coil Of vilIol d mir thsn Il ],
'escop. By adding one draehm|of III.
gu a time scorpions disrh are 81 pi,tous.
acid gas will take place. The cbp i. q.
: e placed dprine ibe prepsga,ipD. % ! hor
a,,s,. e rls'e q hss,sd irQn and tbs
qusn'iy Ct eas can Be rsgulaisd S. III.
senine Or increasing tbe quanlI,y II H.
greo,en's TIE above i To- Moderate
sized room. Avoid II much IL possiblss
breathing The ess when i iirsi rises from
,ns vessel y No injury % The Lungs wiz
happen when tbe III u irsprr eosss.l win.
me gas. which i called nitrous acid 81. .
and 4 cspnot b 100 widely Known IA.
! possesses The property of preventing
lhe spread q feFsr.- Duuylies Courier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08
phKsipEnT,
ANTHONY KENNEDY.

ANTHONY KENNEDY.
VICE raEMDrrrs,
VIZ. c. Woarnlxoros.
Il. n. GAll4Hrs,
y. I. oslr.
WM. B. THomPson.
sEearTARiss,
r. Hums Butcher,
j. Hayi,en K.u..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-08

q. IIAYLoR, Msl CA u :. lfmy.
Jas. w TlTLsr, Esq 6i,sins.ii. okp =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-07
Dou>eatit Gompcu0,

NEW IlAMPSHIRE.-It is said that the ship fe-
YER prevails at Manchester,
The entire summit of Mount Lafayette was covered
with on the 10Th Of Sept.
MASSACHUSETTS, value ofthe merchan-
disc exported from the Port of Boston, to t0yeign pori
during the week ending Sept 25, was $3.50, 32z 81.
The grand jury returned into the municipal court
on Tuesday 30 additional indictments, mostly for vio
lations of the license law making the whole number
Of preseotments for the term SO.
A cheese was exhibited at the Mechanics Fair in
Boston last Thursday, which weighed five hundred and
fifty pounds
CONNECTICUT.-The Governor of Connecticut
has offered reward of $500 for the detection of the
person or persons who wantonIy dsntemcd the body
Of Francis A. Matthewson, in the town of Stonngton
on or about the 2?d day of August last.
NEW YORK." Rough and Ready is the title Of
new paper just started in New York city, agowing
itself as the organ Of the Taylor movement I he ed
itor goes into the work with roughness and readiness
altogether unprecedented He says in his prospectus
Every postmaster who expects to be re-appointcd
will act as agent and procure subscribers"
The General Convention of the Prot. ZIP. Oh. com
menced its trionnal session in n Y. on the 9th inst.
The value of the exports from the port OF New Yort
during the week ending Sept. "a, was $674, 2i3.
Ion. Charles Townsend is Just deceased in Buffalo
aged 90. lie was settled there before the war; whel
every house except one, was laid IN ashes by tie Brit
ish troops.
About $500 were taken up in St. Bartholomew
church, in N. city, on Sunday of last week, in aid
the sick and destitute of New-Orleans. An cloquen
address was delivered by Rev. DR.. Hawks
PENNSYLVANIA.--Joh Shay, convicted of tn
murder Of John Reese and Boran, convicted of tn
murder of drover, some time back, have both bee
sentenced by Judge Kilder to be hung at Posville.
A rich man in Philadelphia lately paid poor on
five thousand dollars for bit of tongue which the ric
one had bitten off in drunken fight.
We know some ladies in this city who will Civ
you bit Of tongue at much more reasonable price,
The Pittsburgh Daily Post says we are likely t
have another Mormon agitation in this country sooh-
Gan elder of Israel" is demonstrating to the people
Cincinnati that Joe Smith will rise again three yea
and half from the time of his dea,h; and other int
estlng incidents arc predicted.
OHIO, is beginning to pay off her public debt
MICHIGAN.-The Wing State Convention, he
at Jackson, on the 10Th inst nominated James NJ. FL
rnunds, of Washenaw, for Governor, and II. L. Mi
Ter Of Saginaw for Lieutenant Governor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-07

but because they are not willing be bought and sold
themselves"
Suppose we look at the matters alluded to here
moment 1t is fact, which we have never denied
that when the southern organization was formed, small
number of shareholders did not go with them, but still
remain in the NJ. E. Church. This the VT, Confer
ence has ever regretted and the measures recommen
ded in the very resolutions under consideration direct
our delegates to a course, which, would tend directly
to their removal from the church.
Our resolution of sympathy, over which Mr.. Foster
swels with such contemptuous sheer, had no refer
ence to Shareholders at all, bur to a large class Of
Methodsts in the slave staes who refuse to go with
the southern oganzaton on account of its proslavey
character and wish to remain in the NJ. Church. on
account of its opposition 10 slavery and who also
wish to be supplied with preachers who opposed to
slavery We must infer from Mr. F's. piece, (if we
admit that it has honesty enough in it to save it
from utter pureacton, that he supposes ALL who live
south Of Masons and DIxon's line are shareholders,
and dear lovers of slavery. Others, however, know
that there are hundreds of Methodsts it the slave
states who are as much opposed to slavery he is,
and have sacrificed a thousand times more to oppose
it than he has, ever will unless he ventures nearer
the monster beard than the town ofW est Faree VT.
Our resolutions say of these men, "Resoved, that we
deeply sympathze with those of our brethren at the
south, who for adherng to the church andfor refusing
to identify themselves with this new organization are
enduring great fight of affection And we cannot
believe thl the chruch will yet prove so recreant to
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-07
EecklN RcCeiDlS.

Dircl, D Bradford, D Varnoy, NJ Perham S ?
Dexter, f Burnham, Mann, Q Knight, Benjamin,
A Lovitt, E Brigham. NJ Spear, Williams $3.50
each; B f Richard, Mower, Andrus, 81 each ;
i Yoodry, E Flint N RUSSELL 50 each; Brown, G
c Shipley, SI,62 each; T Prentice, w Bowman, l. A
Persons, E Prentice, W l. Hubbard, 75c each; Q
Strickland, F N Downing, 38c each; Page SOC G
NJ Perry, $3.50; L Moody, $l,7l; L Miles, $500; +
w Kimhnn SOC.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-07
.Neg and Important EUidence from Rev A. T. HinckIy
I917


This medicine has already proved itself be all that has beer
recommended to be by those who have given fair test in th
country, and the demand increases for daily. We hace jus
hesd an important Asthma which has heen effected by
the use of in neehborng to"n teat Of female
who bad for long time been under the of scn but a
received relief and her considered hopeless As las
she purchased bottle of Dr. Jaynes EXpccornt which
her to expcNe freely gradually cased her cough and rapidly
restored her health We have hesitation in saying that THU
preparation for the of coughs colds, Influenza Asthma,
sumon etc. is the valuable medicine offered to the Amer
lean public There quackery about it, Dr. Jayne
most 'ktu practising physicians in rennsy vana, and wheeye
his qaOus preparations have well tested be is looked
great public baneactor. Somerset Me-. Journal.
For sale by s. p. Redicld Mon 'pelier 39-4l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-07
THE STOCK or CROCKERX, GIN
r1cl11r,, r1cmT,, IIGHTI

AND GLASS WARE,
For sale by W.T. HOMER Co.. at their Warchonse SO
Union street. the LARGEST and BEST assortment IN BOSTON,
,ndjs aNhte a nt .eAu durces VIII
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-07
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN.



The Bristol, r. Phoenix substituting ourselves Witnessed
the beneficial effects this article the persons of several OF on
inhabitants hesitate commend to those who have I'M
fortunately their We refer such to the certificate Of Mr.
Holiness
Bristol, r. l.. Feb l6, s4I.
Mr. Bayy-sir-H about four years since through dis
ease hair the Top ofmy head and having used many
articles recommended to estore induced from the
mendaon in your PhGnM to try Dr. Jaynes Hair Tonic
happy say after using three bottles, my head Is
covered with fine growth young and healthy hair Several OF
my friends and acquaintance have also used to their entire sat
istacon therefore cheery recommend to all who are sui
fering the dsagreeabe sensation caused by badness
JAMES A. HOLMES
The above certificate respectable young man,
steam MILL whose statement can be believed
.Netv and Important Evidence from Rev, a. T. Hinckly
Franklin, la, March 10, lSl7.
Dr. Jayne. Dear Sir Your medicine has been, in nearly every
successfully especially the EXpectmnt Nyecceved muci
benefit from Of this medne self and Of my
neighbours who had afflicted from childhood with TN
asthma severely near suucate her during the paoxym
which returned about week, has been to all appea ance
permanently cured Yours with respect A. X. HfNcKLEY
Prepared only nj Nos South Third Street, Philadelphia
For sale by S. P. Reddeld Montpelier, Vt. 80
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SLAYER AND PLATED WARES.

L. G.. SMITH, 81 North Market, and II Ann Street
Has hand assortment ofRcady Made Gle tn I'M
which he invites the attention of Country Traders.
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NuIRT DEPOT.
CLOTHING.

Removed from Milk to l79 Washington street near the
South LOCkES SHIRT DEPOT the largest
ment Of Shhs in the Union. Theade invited to call
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U5- Wanted at this Office quantity of maple SUI
gar If any Of our friends indebted to us will forward
some of this article, we will be very glad.
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CHADBoURE * GILMAN,

40 Fulton street, Boston.
Yro1cfs and Dealers in IRON and STEEL Anvs, AXeirees
ssings Ship Spikes Windass Necs Horse Shoes and Nails
Flies Easps Sc raticulsr attention paid to furnishing Iron E
Vessels
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nor am FURNACES.

Watches Clocks Lamps Candabras, Fancy Goods Tea Trays
Fine Table Cutlery. &C.. by HARRIS < STANWOOD importers
Dealers Washington w doors North q Winter street
hnslnn.
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(,rOckerY

New and beautiful styles of China Ealthern, ant
Glass Ware at STORRS & LANGDON'S,
Oct. 7.
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The cbeanst and hes; artificial Light ROY se is from Cam
phene The subscribers be only manufacturers in New Eng
nd of the yfqAa Genuine Camphene, and se it at the
Dcs baf me nhers sell the spurious Also Burning FUd Lamps
Wicks Glasses and every thing pertaining to Lamps at whole
sale at prices which defy competition.
gIyashnron street. one door east from cornhIb Boston
SMITH & TARBELI,