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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-25

He has successfully treated various diseases with alone
and when persons are removing the South West the
should be sure to make Of it, There can be doubt
but when used in connection with the Sasapurlla it is the
best medicine that he used in the SPRING
SEASONS, iiversal remedy for Dyspepsia and nd-
geson loss appetite, dizziness headache, depression Of
spirits costveness piles, weakness OF the stomach and mb
rheumatism, purify the blood curing bad humors, where
all other medicines have Jailed
(F.om the Daily Mail)
It is with great deal Of pleasure that say
daily hearing Of new cases where the sarplra and Toma-
to Iicrs which sold by Brown 6S Washington Street,
etfecng astonishing in purifying the blood
assisting Digestion Many of the physicians have taken
quite this compound aud it is considered by
them the best article in use for Juundice, Indigestion,
Loss of Appetite, Weakness and for all complaints arising
from lmpury ofthe blood. 1t is really the best medicine
purify the blood and eradicate all humors
the SYSTEM 1t is very pleasant bitter, and easily taken
We can recommend it with the greatest confidence to our
numerous readers. Don Il take word for it, but try one
bottle and satisfy yourself.
CAUTION.
The public particularly cautioned against purchase
imitation articles pretending to have the effect
Browns Sarsaparla and Tomato BitteTs. Never buy the
and Dandelon Panucea, Kttredges Tomato Bit
tiers nor extract OF Sarsaparla, Tomato and Dandeion
a" "n Tr' shPARIILA & TOMATO BirTERs. When
are prepared his Medicine Store, 65 Washington street,
These Bters the first preparation of the kind
of the kind the market Always that the direct
s signed FREDERICK BROWN, in his hand writing.
Who ever heard of mans conntereitng bad bank note,
that would pass! Just it is with medicine
they always counterfeit that which sells.
All orders for 3Town's SARSAPARILLA and TOMATO
nlTTERs objected to Frederick Brown the proprietor, 6s
Washington street, Boston, will be attended to puucuay.
Bitters securely packed for shipping
LIST OF AGENTS.
Montpelier, s. p. Redfeld and 5. X. Collins. Barre, j.
II. Walker. Waterbury, LG Simpson. Marsbfeld E. D.
Putnam. Painded, f. kidder. Middlesex, Geo f. stowe
son. Chelsea, Dickinson & Noble. Newbury f. & ii
Keyes-Bradford, Asa Low. Wells River, Timothy shedd,
Stowe, l. 4 5. Camp. Hydepak, l.. NOyes Morrisville
E. o. crck. For Sale also by Druggists and Agents gem
| orally. 81 bottle. bottles for So. 69y
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIF]

No. II, WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
VIS highly useful and popular Institution offers insure
Il lives terms quite advantue eous those of any
Company in Europe America Its plan partakes of tho
SAVING BANK and MUTUAL INTERESTS, offordng
the security Of the and the gain OF te other II embra
provision for Married Women to insure the lives of
their husbands and secures to the wife the insured The
premium, if $50, may he paid fourth in cash and
three ourhs in secured note, it DO paid weekly,
monthly quarterly This Company, during the past year
has issued 1901 Policies, received Sl5i 265 25In premiums
with and paid two losses amounting seven thou
sand dollars. 27 policies issued in the month OF ApT
last. Information furnished and assurances effected appl
| caont EDWARD II. PRENTIFS.
Montpelier, May 49, lSiG. 65:tf
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CEMENT.

Whites of eggs and lime, (unslacked)
well beaten together constitute valua-
able and lasting cement for earthan ware.
A soft, ductie putty, made of common
white lead and lintseed oil, is also valu-
able for the same purpose. For China
ware, powdered glass and the whites of
eggs make a tenacious and durable &C.
ment. Iron rust and clay, ground in
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-25

OF The hog crop of the United
States, during the past year, is three
times the worth of the cotton CROP
The standing army" of swine con-
sumes annually two hundred million
bushels of corn.
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FARM FOR SALE,

GOOD FARM of one hundred and fifty four acres, called
N the Strong, or Phillips Farm lying in IlydepoIk the
west line and north line of VI stown, one and half miles
from the village OF Morrisvo and the sumo distance from
ydepnrk Court House About sixty acres is unde improve
mont tho remainder well tmbered chiefly with hard
wood has most excellent sugar orchard house 36
26) partly hnshcd which has good cellar well stoned,
centrally situated between the villages of Morsvle and
ydepak and the whole of il excellent land rare chance
| is offered. Terms of payment easy.
For particulars enquire of Col H. D. HERRICK SAMUEL.
4. WILLARD, Morrsvllle, or Of N. PWALTON, Mont pc.
| lier. July %. Isl6--76tC
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The LAWYER CAuGHr.-An opulent
farmer applied about lawsuit TO an at
torney, who told him he could not I'M
dertake it, being already engaged on the
other side; at the same time he said that
he would give him a letter of recommen-
dation to a professional friend, which he
did. The farmer, out of curiosity, o.
pened it and read as follows -
" Here are two fat weothers fallen out together
II you'll fleece one, Pll fleece the other,
And make 'em agree like brother and brother"
The farmer carried this epistle to the
person with whom he was at variance
lis perusal cured both parties, and ter
minated the dispute.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-25
JEW DAVIp,s HONEY COATED PILLS,

lNE know the public have oeen apteao- % umes
w out of number, test the wonderu, ylr,ues Ui
various Pills. The Jew David Honey Coard Pills, UnA
claim modest share Of what Is claimed by most OF the
Pills OF the day We hink that il is endeavonng
pose upon The good Of community say that the
Jew David Pill u any other PHI will cure a tho dlseas-
es that aficl humanity but do that for Bilious
diseases, Liver COmplant Costveness, Piles, Bilious
Cholc, Pam the side and head there nothing bel-
ter that be taken that will soon remove the above
difficulties. And pl that be taken without ohend-
ing the paent's stomach a considerable olmueh I'M
porlance. Iheseplls operate without causing pam or
gnmng, such as IS experienced by tho majority oil RUS
The Jew Dayl rs Honey Coated Pills are modihea-
ton Of the Persian or Resurrection Pills. The most
valuable articles IN the Persian Pills are retained IN
tho Honey Coated Pills, rendering them much more
valuable, well as pala able TO the taste lher value
has been fairly and full, tesled-ani notwithstanding The
high reputation which the Persian Pills Justly boast we
confidently recommend the Honey Coated Pills 70 be
equal with the Persian The long experience we have
had in dealing in the Persian Pits has taught us that
few medicines can compete with lhem: but we do b'-
eye that ift they had been coated they Would have been
much more extensively introduced
Call on the agent and get pamphlet Price % cents
OF emo, s.K.COLLIN3.
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o. The best soldiers in the world at
the use of the bayonet would be a regi-
ment of tavern keepers, they would
know how to charge so well.
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ANTIPATHIEs. There is, perhaps,
something more Of serious fact than po-
etry in the following rhymes:

| hate long stories, and short ears of corn,
A costly farm house and shabby barn;
More ours than pigs, no books, but many guns
Corned toes, tight boots, old debts aud pape
duns.
| hate tight lacing, and loose conversation,
Abundant CAB, and little information:
The fool who sings in bed, and snores in mee.
ing,
Who laughs while talking, and talks while eat
ing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-25

"Tall aches from little toe-corns
grow"-said fellow when a log fell
on his foot.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-25
PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUER-
RIAN GALLERY ~ PHOTOG-
RAPIIEKS' FURNISH
UNE N

WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals, Four First Pre-
N NUNS and Two Highest Honors, the National, the
Massachusetts tho Now York. and the Ponns vOna EXIT
bon respectively for the most splendid coioed Doguor-
totypes and best apparatus ever exhibited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style without regard wealth
Instructions given in the art
large assortment of apparatus and stock always on hand
at the lowest cash prices.
New York, o5l Observation-Disclosures, 1876 Chestnut ST.
Boston,75 Court and SO Hanover Sts, baltimore, 205 Bal
timore St-Wushngon, Pennsy lvana Acknowledging
Va, Mechanics HalCincinna Fourth and Walnut aud
l76 Main StSaratOga Springs Broadway 1877 Veillo
Rue du Templo-- Liverpool, 10 Church st. "a. ~
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PLOUGHS ! PLOUGHS /!
f. A. WEIR

AS taken Agency from d. PIouy 4 Co. of Boston for
the purpose of selling in this place. the article,
manufactured by them, consisting in part of the following
articles al of which may be found at the store formerly
cuped by Boni Day x Co;
An kinds of Ploughs, CulIivotors, Corn Shelters,
straw Cutters, Manure Forks Pitch do Steel Garden Rakes
Steel Garden Hoes, Boswouh's Hoes, Tin Milk Pans,
Enhen do and various other articles in the line n-
merOus to mention.
y-All viii be sold on as favorable be pur
chased in this State,
MontnoeT, June 18th, 1916, 7Of
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READ THE WING, AS IT Is
IMPORTA Nj TO ALL:

Extract Of octuro dcveredby Dr. BENNEI, before Tho
Medical College of Lake Erie, touching the valuable Med-
cal qualities Of the extract of TOMATOES.
Dr. Bennett says it is of the most powerful alternatives
the Materu Mcdica, and in all affections of the Liver and
other organs where calome Indicated it probably
hes medicinal agent known the medical profession.
When used concentrated state it is sovereign remedy
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STOVES, STOVES.
EDNV A. WEIR.

HAS taken Agency from c. & Z. l.. Granger for tho
purpose of selling At Wholesale aud Reta the various
astngs made at their Furnace, consisting of the following
articles, in part all OF which be found store
merly occupied by Benjamin Day Co the head state
Street:
sizes Farmers aud Mechanics Stoves;
Paror Cook Yankee Notion, Puror Box aud Air Tight do
Fire Frames, Oven Mouths, Arch do with Crates Ash do;
Rohnson's Side Hill and Common Flow Points;
Plow Wheels, Pumps, Wagon Boxes, Pipe do. Wagon
Nuts, &c. &c.
Also, superior lot of Wagon Spokes.
y3Jus oceixed lot of Small Premium Stoves suitable
for Rail Road Tents email Families-CHEAP. Call and
look.
MONTPELIER, June lS, 1876. 70tf.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-25

NEVER feed long fodder when you
possess or can obtain the means of cut
ting it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-25

S. F. REDFlELD, Montpelier; Nichos & Watkins, Bel.
lows Falls Joseph lladley, Chester sylvanus Blanchard
Sprngi cid; d. Smell Il Co. PerknsvilG A. II. Wurdner
Wndsorj Ron Richmond, Barnard; II. N. Smith, Bethel
f. Hobart, Randolph Johnson Holden, Mddesex d. L.
Fuller Barre d. Carpenter Willamstown 5. Blood Royal
ton ; w. Downer, Sharon Barker & Lord, Westminster
Isaac Grout Puncyi a. BGchard Dummerstown; Dutton
K Clark, marlborough Cove Winchester, Marlborough
Childs * Morgan, ilmington; 5. F. Peck East Benhng
toni {, e. * Us. lloush,on, SALISBURY Billings q Co.
East Arlington Clark & Co Factory Point c. NJ. Bruce
Co. Derby Inpham Wales, So Wahngford; l.. d Peck
Clarendon; w. +. Z. stoddird, Rutland Jones Il Dow,
Cuttnssville; A H. Miller Mount Holly Mason Whit
comb, Ludlow J. A. Smith, Procorsvilie.
Aug. Realistically.
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BRUSHES.

JAR, Cloth, Shoe, Tooth House aud Paint Brushes for
"a saeby ;. 7. REDFlELD. Oct. ., ls46-l6.
| oRRlLLARD's and wee,zer's = MILAN FOR
- Maeaboy and Scotch ON " l. Sal
S' 6 ,ns p'Hs store oil ;, 2. REDFlELD
Al
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DYE-STUFFS.
EBEN'R AINsWORTH's ESTATE.

EBEN'R AINSWORTH'S ESTATE
THE subscribers having been appointed by the Honorable
the Probate Court for the District ofWashington Com
mssioners, TO roeevo examine, and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the Ebr Answoh
late OF Norlhhed in said District,
solvent and the of six months from The st day of
ember, 1876, allowed by said Court the creditors of ssd
deceased to exhibit and prove their respective claims before
us-Do give notice that will attend to the duties of our
appointment at the Office Of John l.. Buck in Noh6ed in
said District the first Tuesdays of April and June A47
at O'Clock afternoon each ofsaid DAYS, NV 49,
JOHN H. BUCK Commis-
OLIVER AVERiLL, sioneTs
Mortified, February 9th, A. ID. ls47 ia
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wish to impress it particularly the minds Of those
that troubled with impurities OF the blood, bad humors,
old ulcers, and diseases brought by tho of Mercury,
calome, that this is sovereign remedy 1t is well known
every ply stefan that Sasaparla samos the only article
that be successfully used out such Diseases and,
when mi cd with the extract o Iomuoes has been
such when SarspaIa alone has had
effect This be accounted oi from the fact that the To-
matocs operte gently the bowels carrying off those i'm
pures which, If allowed TO rcmain create dangerous and
incurnhle Diseases
One proof Of the efficacy of the Sarsapaia and To-
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MUFFS. MIIEESI

BURBANk's they are receiving this week great VA
n Iety of MUFFS, WINTER CAPS, SC. Pufohns.T,
will find o their interest 10 give this stock an early exam.
nation,
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ALMIGHTY CREATOR,
THE BLOODIS THE LIFE

THE BLOOD Is THE LIFE,
he requires that his disciples and his patients make PURE
THE LIFE CURRENT that leaps through their veins and
arteries before they hope for permanent cure.-
Relief he can Live them and so Others; but bright
and joyous health must come from pure blood.
But most sad thought here comesin So countless
the lmposltlons which practsed upon the public
by pletenders, and and boastiu ale the
medicines advertised, that the reader may be slow TO be-
eye in this Great Remeoy. word therefore, this
point.
In Inc first place, READ THE GRAEFENBERG
GAZETTE. No matter how skeptlcal you now be,
that paper will convince you. Thousands HAVE BEEN
convinced every Stale and Territory IN the Union.
and among them distinguished Statesmen Jurst, Cler-
gymen Civilians. I he bare other names
would fill this page Lei the reader send to the most
convenient agency for copy of the Gazette which can
be had
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al SCIENCE IS Clearly Shown in The
Ora EFENBERG GAZETTE
Nhcn IS luIHsneu grNutouslH 10 all VINO wish IT. The
GRAEFENBERG PILLS.

deemed by all who have tested II EN- to be m ncon
celyable advance upon all other medical combinations
and discoveries hitherto known, and they announced
THE GREAT REMEDIAL TRIUMPH!
Tho inventor Of hese Pulls rests his theory upon no
school nos dogma OF ordinary teachers Planting himself
un tha nlatio oft 4 .
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GRATIS

In The second place TRY THE PILLS, 1t will cost
you but the lrle, and will introduce you to
medicine which you will deem blessing the end of
you days.
thousand things press upon the mind of The advcr-
The limits Of this advertisement bid. But let every
afflicted with The following diseases make trial Of the
iraefenberg Pills and they will be PERMANENTLY
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THE
GRAEFENBERG PILLS.

THERE are the most conclusive reasons why that
l. class OF Medicines denomnated Patent should
be mede the means OF ncdlculabe and enduring bes.
sings the human family, Suppose for example, that
high order of talent long and sauacious observation
aud great medical learning and experience are brought
to bear upon the Invention and manufacture of PILL
Why may this long devotion TO this branch of Med-
cal Science be crowned with the that attends the
sacrifice Of similar talents and toll IN other things 2
There is no reason nd II but the simp est dictate of
the simplest common TO say that Pill thus pro-
duccd will be perfect an article as can be made by
man. TwETTY Five YEARS DEVOTION TO any me
subject viii give Of ability the mastery over it.
THIS Labor has been bestowed upon the
CR.EEEErDEHG I'EGET.sBLE
and they presented to The public with claims unpars
| alelled in the hsi DRY ofmedlcil science.
1t will be seen in tracing the History Of all great n-
vcntions, that they not made discovered until the
arrival Of what may be termed The FULNEss OF TIM.
The mariners compass for instonce--was not invented
until in the iuncss Of time it needed. The LOAD
STONE AWAY lay at mans feet but he never knew what
wonderful uucrrlng guide treasured in lis silent
bosom, until he Divinely appointed time drew nea,
when distant continents and islaLds TO be unveiled
Behold II now transferred to the pinnacle Of the adyen.
urous sailor enabling him to launch far away upon I'm.
familiar land marks
So with the discovery OF the New World upon whose
shores 10 arise this Giant Nation TO a power a
glory, mission far beyond the conception ofthe widest
fincy.-The Old World had reached its tit hest DESTINY
the fitness of time drew for the reve alton of the
New nd fehold the immorta Columbus, from the fore
castle Of his drenched leaky vessel found it, So
with the invention of prntng-ol steam-of the magne-
tic telegraph Each of these had its own Gilnoss Of
time rked-dlstlnct-an PfOvdcntal
liz MEDICAL SCIENCE THE SAME GREAT PHtLoso.
PHicAL PRINCIPLE is EQUALLY MARKED. Most
beautiful are the illustrations and proofs Of this which
TO be found IN the Inst ny Of the world. We can trace
them from the Mosaic dspensa.ion down to the present
hour-d Of them teaching the lesson and giving us
the hop that something yet BETTER to heal human
That his principle is true of Medical as well as phys-
zeal science IS clearly shown in the
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r. BROWNS
SARSAPARILLA & TOM
ALTO BITTERS,

PREPARED FROM THE PURE EXTRACT OF SPAN
lsH sARsAPARILLA AND EXTRACT OF TOMA-
TO, by an entirely process, which ensures tho whole
strength Of these most valuable Of MEDICINES.
There gro connected with the above, two or three Others
OF the most valuable
PURIFYING ETABLEs.
The recipe has been examined and approved by many othe
first Physicians.
II EAsoNs Tor Browns sarsuparlla and Tomato BIT
FITS onen otecting cures Of long standing and chronic
Diseases nier all other medicines have failed give relief
Is The saHapurlla of which 1t is made is the genuine
spanish attloe Imported from the bay of Honduras by
3D. The virtues extracted by an entire new process
which ensures the whole strength Of tho without ovup
orution.
g. There more strength of the real Spanish sarsaparlla
Ia bottle of Browns Sarsaparlla and Tomato Bers
than there is in dozen bottles of ordinary syrup or extract
9TH. When mixed with the pure extract of Tomatoes
1t makes of the mde- and most pleasing physics that
be used, and yet much thorough than castor OIL
salts, pills. &C., which makes 1t very valuable In all bilious
complaints.
5h. When taken large doses operates very thorough
ly on the bowels, without weakening the system
9th. When taken in small Doses operates particularly
the blood and whole system, appetite, strength
ems the stomach assists in digestion, and in fact the
7h When taken for costvoness it does not leave the
patient like many medicines, costye than they were
before m uses but by using it short time, it effects per-
1t only requires person to give il short trial to prove
that all is true. There cannot be too much said in it's
The LARGE SALE OF BROWNS sARsAPARILLA
AND TOMATO BITTERS is another proof Of its efficacy.
pubic although it has been used by OF most dtn
gushed physicians for many years in private practice since
which the sale has steadily increased end 1t has been sent
for from all of the county, where was never advers
ed but recommended by persons who had used il. 1t has
been shipped to foreign ports and found ready sale that
alone would seem 10 be proof enough of its utility.
How medicines there advertised which never sell
and 60 down. and forgotten how different it is
with this II finds ready sale where it has been adj
ye[tised aud its sale continues to increase in all places as
RE NOT DECEIVED.
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RE NOT DECEIVED.
'TI'WSITpEURJTIEs OF TIE FLOOD.

Always remembers f you wish to give Browns sasapar
lila and Tomato Bitters tal) to that his is
signed in full the Directions 10 counterfeit which would
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PREPARED FROM THE PURE EXTRACT OF SPAN
ISL SARSAPARILLA AND EXTRACT OF TOMA-
TO, by an entirely process which ensures tho whole
strength of these most valuable Of MEDICINES.
There gro connected with the above, two three others
off ln uIuatIa
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