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"Wuit on 70 Iame"
ime Of the inventor as benefactor Of his species
d.. snear,s INDIAN Medicines!



WHERE these medicines introduced every objection
W prosard for they have gained the most perfect conf
denco of every individual after giving them fair trial do not
hesitate to say that the celebrity of these Medicines have ousr
ped all Of the popular remedies the United States aud there
pefc for the acknowledged mer of these medicines, in
the first they have not few days years, but the
contrary they the scientific compounds of the cceb ned Dr.
.,i cir in all f b dcnsps for ,i f6a, ar radoyoend
And do not hesitate t. guarantee perfect every
durable diSeas Reader if you will erseyere reasonable time
with these medicines ecommended must certainly feel
yourself under the highest obligation for these valuable and i'm
otan discoveries You will also feel yourself in duty hound to
recommend them the afflicted. There are than wot thou
sand persons in the State Of New Hampshire and Vermont that
will testify The highly important efficacy Of these medicines, and
many will testify that their lives have been only
these celebrated medicines. For particulars and certificates
Health Directory to be obtained of agents GRATIS.
NoIlCENo letters or communications VIII be answered eX-
c post paid with dollar enclosed to pay for services have
something else to do except reading and writing ten twenty let
TONIC coRDAl"For females that not regular, too
RESTORATIVE CoRDTAL-For gripping pains in the bowels
coughs Of short 't9ndins ana good common family physc
BALM OF LFENu and 2.or all diseases Of the lungs,
papia l Of The heart and debility
all where pysc required such violent colds pains
the limbs, side back head They will in all prevent
W0MAN'S FRiGND~For the filling Of the womb, pressing
down pas neat in passing the water pa9s in the small of the
nGERAAN LoTloN-Fo the salt rheum scalt head and scro
GRAVEL lIXTuGEFor the gravel, stnguary and oppagc
GYTHRRH sNUTr-Futhc catarrh, head ache coughs and
CORN faster.
HAIR Oll.-For scnrf and dandmh
BAsAM OF LIFE.To be taken with Other remedies for
SUMPTION coughs, colds, phhis asthma, mp, spasms fits,
JAuNDICE blTrERs--For jamdce, weakness, debility fe-
male weakness, rheumatism, dyspepsia ant liver complaint
PAIN KiLLER-For rheumatism, chronic acute, prains,
bruises, sWeingS, pains in he side, back or Limos
skin, small scabs warts and Barb'r's itch.
MOTHERS tORDIAT4-Ppmuatory for confinement in the
Maine Rhode Island Connecticut prove genuine efficacy
t,-a ,ftl
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9yA BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND THEIR tlllLDREN.-
such may SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES be truly called, for
they thousands children untmty and
caused the mothers heart to leap for ioy when she had gwen up
all hope for recovery her offspring And when is rmcm
thousands Of children annually and the
suspected; and when known that these lozen
and certain specific destroying Them and nvria
bly, bringing them away surely the heart Of every parent viii be
filed with joy nj the announcement of such blessing And not
only the Doctors preparations for good but his COUGH
LOIENGEs have succeeded removing and the most in
Of Cough and Consumption, WHEN hope had
taken flight despair pictured the Of friends
around We acquainted with numerous of wonderful
performed and would refer the inquirer Dr. Sheman's
pamphlet of The CAMPIOR LOZENGES cure Headache
in five minutes relieve all Palpatuns Nervous Complaints
and Cramps; and the POOR MANS PLASTER is without doubt
the very strengthening plaster in the world. We would
commend all who afflicted TO try the Doctors preparations know
ng that they will not be disappointed in their expectations.
For sale lO6 NASSAU ST. N " and by s. r. Rrdid MonC
Icr; and by agent in every town in Vermont i: Iy.
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Life Insurance

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.HP.1-
NY OFNEW YORK
Having established agency in Vermont offer opportunity Il
II individuals Policies upon their own lives the vS
of their friends favorable as those of any otter ns
in this country.
Bankfom of application and any information relative to th
institution be had and assurances effected, application by
Mail otherwise to e. WRIGHT, Agent, Montpelier w.
Anrl % 1916 20tf
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TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

a5msIsl THE subscriber, having taken the well
s8.!.!I | known Tavern Stand formerly occupied
esssAA5slby Mrs Stafford, and more recently by Mr..
Black would give notice that it will be keptupon strict
TEMPERANCE PRINCIPLES;
and he hopes to merit a. least share of public patron
age by attention to the wants of such as may patron
ze him, both in doors and out. He trusts the friend
Of temperance good order and morals will not pass by
HERVY SPALDING.
Montpelier April 3, 1916. Att
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where simple catIac needed they uncqualled They
+ positively cure and have done in hanSfvc thousands
cases Dyspepsia !aundice Liver Complaints Scrolua Ulcers
IrySleias, Kings EVIL, CunspatonS Rheumatism, Worms Tu
moTS Nervous Face Ache, Depression of Mind Dropsy Female
diseases Enpton OF the skin, Pain enlargement ohe Bones
Morbid Complexion, Flatuency, Gravel General Debility Loss
81 Appetite, suppressed Perspiaon, &c. &c.
me indications requiring the Tomato Pills, when thew
should ne used without delay PREVENTIVE to the formation
OF acute ana dangerous Diseases, are
Wien there is IA sediment in the Urine
When the Urine is very high colored,
When there is general lasstudC of the body,
When there is pain in the back or head
When the tongue is fured,
When the skin is hot,
When the skin is dry,
When the skin is yellow.
When the appetite is poor,
When there cold ClnllS,
When there is pain in the stomach or bowels
When there is nervous irritation.
When the dreams bad, or starting IN slecn
ii taken on the occurrence of any the Indications of
oachhg disease much pain and sickness will prevented
LOOK OUT FOR INVITATIONS!
lie particular to inquire for PHELPS Tomato Pills and see that
the name of e. r. Phelps, NJ D., the side label The GEM
can be obtained of all the respectable Druggists the country
and one principal merchant in every is an authorized agent
Those wishing for the Pills should enquire at the nncpa o
IN therown Orders should he directed r. PHELPS NJ D.
"S E NJ rug ' ,onu. ,,, 80 v2;6m
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PLUME NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAIL
LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHERS FUR


a WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals Four first premiums,
"A and two highest hunors the National, the Massachusetts,
the New York and the PennSy wanna Exhibitions, respectively for
the endd Coored Daguceoypes and best apparatus
exhibited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without regard to weather
distinctions in the
large assortment of APP and stock always hand,
the Lowest cash prices.
New York, 25 Broadway Philadelphia 1856 Chnsut ST. Boston,
IS Court and s. Hanover sts Baltimore Dos Baltimore Wash
mgOn ennlv Avenues Petcrshurgh, Va Mechanics Gal
Cincinnati Fourth and Walnut and l76 Maine Saratoga springs
BroadwNy Paris l2 Vele Rue du Tempe Liverpool % church
street. 32y.
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Montpelier, April 3, 1876.
+, Wards Cash Shop

NOTICE. The subscriber informs the public that he
" still carries the Manufacture of
RE BIB a1s- EzZsHv-B a. EBG@ VI AMgS
the Old Stand, south end of the Arch Bridge, Berlin
side Those who wish to get good AXES will find it
for their advantage to bring good axe POLES and get
them Jumped or exchanged for New ones, WARRANTED
good be found For further assurances, just
give trial. Those who have had them speak for
themselves.
N. B, Cast Steel NAIL HAMMERS, ADJ, SrRIK
ING HAMMERS, Hammers for Drilling and Splitting
Sytone, and Elliptic SPRINGS. (4OwS) IL. WARD
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Dr. Rogers Compound syrup Of
LIVERWOIeT and TAR.
455GIll

"A SAFE and Certain Cure for Consumption ofhs Lngs,
Splitting Of Blood, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Pam IN,
the Side, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough and all P,d
mon@y Complaints
TN the whole catalogue of remedies for all pulmonary affections
there not universally known and whose have
been thoroughly tested AR and for Coughs colds
and Consumpuons is understood be without equal LV
ERWORF the other principal ingredient in this preparations,
also known to be equally ecacnu in relieving the primary
mlder stages of pulmonary affections In combining these with
other Materials the utmost and skill have been exercised
and confident the proprietor the efficacy of this medicine
that WARRANTED to give immediate reen all complaen
above specified that after trial of twenty four hours the paints
not benefited he the hottie and the will
funded Accompanying each bottle dectoRs using and
recommendations from and references those that have ae
of the medicine
The subscriber hasbe appointed sole agent New England
and New York and has supply hand wholesale retail
Agents will be supplied onliheral TERMS GEO, w. SCOTT
For sale by BALDWIN, ScoTT & Co.. Collins and Red
field Montpelier Goss Waterbury JAS Sawyer Moreown w
Carde Warren, Deano, South IIardwickE Perry & Co Cub
OF Wothngon, U Irasburgh and Hanson Morrisvle IL
Camp, Stow. 1l,ly
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Remeoiy for tie Milton,
For all seasons.
DIR. PHELPS COMPOUND TOMATO PILLS.

TlicI,nriyallo,l
Pnrilicr of tllr
Blood and Rc,to.
ralivc oftl,c svs
tenn, in all NOR
bid srrri,tinns of
the GLANDS. skin
andIiyer ,,,orhij
l,uinors and n vi
tiotcd state nftbc
s,,s,,n,
iTlcsr Pills hay
inc had mn mn
nreccdrutcI nnp-
| MARTY with the
Far,litv and the
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BY order of the Company,

Also may be found my in Waterbury large and well
Foreign Domestic Goods winch Customer,
say are selling ON very desirable terms j. II. CRSTY
Waterbury, Dec. 81, 1876, So
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WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
The Gredt Renledy Tor
CON S UMP ITO "

\ - ~ - - w Il 4 " ~
AND THE BEST MEDICINE KNOWN TO MAN FOR AsTU
ma, every stage, Liver Complaints Bronchitis Influenza
Coughs Colds Bleeding Of the Lungs, shorness Breathe
of the PULMONARY ORGANS.
very important disease which this "Balsam" exers
complaint it has undoubtedly proved efcacous any
remedy hitherto employed and in pa
tuts had endured long and suffering from the disease
without living the least benefit from various remedies and
when MERCURY has been resoed to in van the of this
instances edected PERMANENT CURES AFTER every other rem
edy had failed to produce this desired effect
also fluid very efectua remedy in ASTHMA complain
in which has been extensively used with decided success
only regular physician but has also been
wei TESTED in all the complaints for winch Is recommended II
not my Intention therefore, either 10 cloak IL IN mystery or ID
any deceive the public by ovcnntng lis virtues on e con
ta shall simply ehdeavor give brief statement of its use
funess and Halter myself that ITS surprising ehcacy WIN enable
me to furnish such proofs off virtues as VIII satisfy the most IN
cduous, that Consumption may and "CAN BE CURED" thE
medicine be resorted to in tune.
There is perhaps no disease with which country affect
ed, which sweeps off annually SO MANY victims as that fell de
Eyer Of the Human consumption Day after day. year
after year. the nsaatc monster hurres to the portals OF the cold
life sacred from its bigtng influence No age eXemprom
its death dealing shafts The old, the mddeaged and the young
all alike food for this enemy Of mankind This
white haired PATRIARCH whose lite Of temperance has rendered his
system mpervou the attacks of other ills, and whose good
deeds prepared him for the enjoyment e calm evening" finds
consumption fastening its g upon his vlals, and tearing him
from world bright minds which look eompaCently on
there nohe for the afflicted? No preventive Of the danger
which us our changeabe and tickle elime We think
may allegations Of those who at least en-
titled ycuci may b. believed there preventive and rem
edy.
Wisar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry is offered suffering world
the ''adyenous aid" Of long string of
fictitious certificates give nutorey Its true value and ntrin
sic excellence sufficient ente it the confidence of the
public and
'Waft fame"
the Of the Inventor benefacor Of his species
AGENTS.
Montpelier, Redfeld; Collins Waterbury, Goss;
Marshfeld, Putnam; Barre Walker MiddcseS, C F
Sowel N"nhfed, Whites Washington, Dickinson; Chcl
sea- Dickinson Noble; Newbury, II Keyes Bradford,
! II Camp; HVdemrk, Il II
Noyes; Morrsvie errckj Bristol, w fannIee; Enos
burgh, James N Dean w Berkshire w Barton Royalton
Ncvins Chester Joseph lladIey Townshend, 1hOmp,
SON sharon, Baxter and Walbdge; Bethel II w smith; West
Randolph Hobart For sale, ALSO by druggists and appoint
-L nrnumLauL VI Price 81 Ltla. 25eoM N
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-10

not one 1.-THE of the courage of the co-labor-
ers OF Marat. Even up to this time it has
never struck the majority of all classes that
they are the most aFrant coward that ors-
tendon has ever produced, that they have
neither valof nor proves. Adversely fllrn-
lshes them no neutrality-suspicious. exposes not
their weakness and utter Worthlessness.
Zen OF our men may chase one hundred
Until they drop from sheer exhaustion, and
the moment they recover their breath they
are as valiant as ever-talk of VIII at they
are gong to do, of how they are to expose
their lives to the last gasp, and against all
odds, 10 vlndicate the honor ofther country!
Forgettul entirel Y that there arc such places
as Palo Alto, Buena Vista or Cerro Gordo.
they talk of the deeds oflIidalgo and More.
los. and claim TO be their valiant descendants,
take from them province, fastle an i'm
portant stronghold and not whit are they
the wiscras to their true merits-they shrug
their should icrs, articulate 0gudrde ampocO
wait litle) and still believe that they are
the greatest people and the greatest nation
on earth, and they are Yet to come out of
the war conquerprs. Idle words with
them stand in the relation of facts among
any other people, and empty bostings pass
for deeds actually performed. They mag
inc victories upon paper yet do not realize
defeats while yet wounded and painting on
stricken fields. Such is the feeble Portrait
of the rabbe of Mexico-of nine-tcnhs
nearly ofthepopuIation-useless, worthless.
abandoned, yet witha happy selfsuifeiency
that renders them blind to every disgrace
and indifferent to every disaster With
this population we have to make peace.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-10
WAR INTELLIuEN NEE.

WASHINGTON. Nov. q,
The New Orleans PicavUne of the l4th
has few particulars of Mexican intelligence
received by the arrival OF the ship Senator,
from Vera Cruz, the dates being up to the
9Th inst. The Nacional, a paper published
at AtIiXco, dated the 9th, contradicts the
reported dlheuIty at AtliNCo, and states that
the people there arc determined TO persist IN
the continuance of the war.
\ letter from chihuahua states that ac-
counts received from New Mexico render
il certain that 400 Americans destined for
that place, with their property, had deter
mined to enter peaccably or by force. The
.ei.er further SAYS that they are less prepar-
cd to receive them now than before, but
should be 1000 the inhabitants were deter
mined they should not enter with their foE-
mer success,
The Governor of Tamaulipas complains
of great excuses committed by MeXlcans in
the guiSe of Gucullas upon their country
men, ana calls for the interior States to re-
press these excuses. The Governor had
called upon the National Guard TO protect
the people, and unless effective measures
should be taken they would rise to defend
themselves. The Guerrillas assassinate-
and rob without scruple.
Gen. Lane returned 10 Puebla on the
evening OF the Odd from his expedition TO
tdiXco and points beyond, where he innic-
led severe lessons upon the Guerilas. He
pushed the expedition Is miles beyond
Cholula 20 plase where he learned the Mex
leans had recently cast pieces of artillery.
No guns were however found, but mum
Der of gun carriages were DESTROYED
Gen. Lane had invited the dispersed in
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-10

money fest; they and the poopis generally pray
that this war may not end for ten wears 10 come
e are daily expecting another regiment Of Ais.
sour horse from the states. When they arrive. we
shall undoubtedly proceed to chihuahua, rpronoun
ced Shewawal distance OF OBI miles south ofthis
II We do go there and the war CLOSES lhis winter we
SHALL probably return via New Orleans after having
taken the same trip that Donphan took and in about
the same time which, considering that we are in
Antry and ms command was cavalry, is beating the
brag campaign OF the wtsoie war.
No regularity in the mails and no one can tell
when TO expect any thing from the states nor when
we can send mail 1t depends upon government
trains coming through or returing.
lauFs, &c
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PRoBosrrIaN TO MAKE MONARCHY CsF Meal
Co Mustang of the Delta writes on the 18th
of October from Moxica. of plan under the auspi-
of Paroles, of the Kifig OF the French to place
the Duke OF Montpensicr on the throne of Mexico.
if she will produce the signatures of 5000 land ho
dcrs pIedgng themselves 10 support tho Measure
lie says:
IA paper to that effect is now in circulation and
every effort being made on the part OF its friends to
accomplish the object. Nearly the whole shurch
giving it their warneSt support and using every
IN their power TO carry il successfully through
looking upon it as the only means of pcrpetuating
the interests and influence Of the ecclesiastical body
"A great many of the Centralsts of wealth and
strength, who have heretofore opposed the measure
with decision and energy, concclvng their power
and place to be among the things that were and ho-
ping by this moN emeut 10 be able TO regain por-
ton OF what they have lost are not qhly conciding
with it. but are lending it their undivided aid and
influence. Also, of the conSeryatil and those
OF tbs neutral Temperament; in politics have yield
ed 10 the project.
The man body in opposition 10 Santa Anna,
busy combining all the elements OF their forces
10 avert thp threatened blow and retain the ad van
tIgc> gained over their political adversaries They
are very seriously alarmed with reference 10 the
NOV emcus, and we are led to believe that they are
doubtful of success against their new competitors
The Washington Union also has a letter from a
gentleman in Vera Cruz disclosing a similar project
in Wh.n he seems to think the English figure most
prominently
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-10
FROM OUR ARMY IN SANTA FE

We arc und1r obligations to a friend for permits
sion to make the following extracts from letters
received from the army in Santa Fe. New Mexico
at the present TING: possesses peculiar interest to
us as people These extracts, will therefore, be
found 10 contain information al mQmDQt:
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-10

TERMS.

Tax TELEGRAFH is printed on sheet equal in
gze to the largest paper in the territory, and fur
nishss more idng matter than any other paper in
the county. The terms of subscription. which un-
der ordinary circumstances we shall always rigidly
adhere to- are as follow.
81 IS per year, IL, aduance.
2 90 per year if paid within 3 months after sub,
scrbing.
so if paid after three and within six months
OF the time of subscribing
IS if paid after months and within the year
3 90 on all subscriptions which remain unpaid
beyond the year
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-10

/ The little condition was added that he
must quit Paris directly, for the post had
been too long vacant, and there were roa-
sons which demanded his immediate pre-
sence at Elba. How he contrived to &C
ccpt with any gravity, without broad grin
upon his face, can never be known. He
would certainly have bounded to the ceiling;
but by good fortune, or happy instinct, lac
had cOnvulsively clasped his chair with
both hands, and so anchored himself to the
ground,
OFF he started the very next day, happier
than Sancho Panza, to the government Gf
his island; for his post virtually constituted
him the governor of Elba. Nor was the
stream Of his good fortune half cxhaus-
ted. For Immediately on his arrival he
was appealed to for decision, between two
rich rival capitalists, both DESTROYS of under
taking to work certain mines lately discover
ed in the island. One offered him a large
! share in tho future profits; the other large
sum of ready money, Our governor doci-
ded for the ready money.
Whom gallant man renders service, he
does not run and proclaim it Immediately.
Fouche allowed few days to transprc
before he waited on Pauline. He then all
Iuded TO the appointment he had made ; he
hoped she was content with the manner
in which he had provided for her client, NJ.
Dubois.
Dubois! Dubois = said the lady, Il
know of no Dubois
The whole alfairhad entirely escaped her
memory. E'ouche assisted in recalling it.
'0h, truc' she said, the brother of my
chambcrmaid well, did you give him any
little employment? What did you make
him?'
Fouche saw his error, bit his lips, and let
the subject pass.
That very evenings messenger despatch
Cd to recall Dubois-and home he camei
but with money in his pockets "a little
capital Of solid francs. Poet ashe was, the
man had sense he did not spend, but in
vested it, and the revenue enabled him to
assume the life and bearing of gentleman.
We lclyc him prGspcrng and to prosper.
1t is said, Fouche did All he could to
keep this story Il secret. But Pauline dis
covered the truth, and was malicious enough
to disclose it TO Napoleon, who more than
once tested his minister on his governor Of
Elba
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TIE PROSPECT

There may be no immediate peace; but il must
come IN the course OF siY--at all e}pnt> of twelve
manthS. The fighting in masses is nearly. perhaps
altogether, over Mexico has not the arms or means
or money to raise a large army. She has no ac-
compIshcd generals to lead them and in every
battle She has been 50 sigtaly defeated with the
great superiority Of numbers on her SldS, and with
the greater superiority Of skill on ours, as TO crown
our arms with nvarable and bril- liant success She
can no longer depend with any sart ol confidence
upon her guerrilla warfare. In that way again She
Is toied and we are even raising mp corps OF
counter guerrllas spies such as the English raise
up in India, OF her native troops will assist in
,ouie degree, to cope with her own Our own troops
too are pouring into the country: and we have a
larger corns there of tn. finest troops in the world
than y. hay c had any time during the war M.x
leo is astonished 10y these large ren:orcements.
which size did not expect. With these we shall
keep open the commuu. cation between tie cap i
and the coast, aud make excursions from the city OF
Mexico. the base of our operations, into the
neishbosing cities A few Thousand ql1ra men will
enable 80 to penetrate from one town to anoth.F
and from state to others to bring 10 their yc
~ lears the pressure and the horrors of the war.
Along with the>s military preparations. we must
make Mexico support large proportion Of the cx-
penSes OF the war. with the duties on imports and
exports OF the metals, and with such requsiton> Of
money aud provisions IS We must levy upon nlr
people
With tie proper degree Of energy We shall be
able 10 al honorable peace al no distant day
Washington Juioa.