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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-03-04
JEW DAvID's HONEY COATED PILLS.

ME know the public have oeen aptea's. % nmes
w Out Of number, 10 test the wonderful vir.ues oI
various Pills. The Jew David Honey Cualed Pills, UnA
claim a modest share of what clamel by most OF the
Pills Vi the day, We think thai il is endeayurmg 10 I'M
pose upon The good sense Of community that the
Jew David Pill Or ant other Pill will cure the uistas-
es that utct humanity but We do that for Bilious
diseases Liver Complaint, Cosyeness Piles, Bilious
Cholic, Pam the side and head, there nothing bel-
ter that be taken, that will remove the above
diihculues And pull that BE- taken without viiend-
Ing the patents stomach is a considerau ofmuch i'm
pouance. These pills operate without causing pam or
g'lpng, such as Is experienced by the majority Of Pills.
The Jew Dav Is Honey Coated Pills are modhea-
lion Of the Persian or Resurrection Pills. The most
valuable articles IN the Persian Pills are retained IN
The Honey Couled Pills, rendering them much more
valuable as well as paalabe the taste Their value
has been fairly and fully tesedani Notwithstanding the
high reputation which The Persian Pills justly boast
confidently recommend the Honey Coated Pills to be
equal with the Persian The long experience we have
had in dealing the Persian Pills, has taught us that
few medicines compete with them; hut We do bs-
eve that they had been coated they would have been
much more extensively introduced,
Call on the agent and get pamphlet. Price % cents
per box-For sale by
81 emo. s. h'CoLLlNh,
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REGULATIONS.

Those who present claims to premiums for
Field crops, must state In writing, according to
their best knowledge and belief, and with as
much precision as possible, the following partic-
ulars The condition of the soil at the COM
mencement of cultivation for the crop; the pre-
vious crop and cultivation, and quantity of ma.
nure used upon it; the quantity and kind of ma
nure the present season the quantity and sort
of seed used the time and manner of sowing,
cleaning and harvesting the crop; the amount OF
the crop, determined by actual weight or meas
urement; and the expense of cultivation.
No person may apply for two premiums on the
same kind Of crop unless the management ofthe
soil or the treatment of the crop in the two in
stances, be in some important particular essen
italy different.
The Committee on Field Crops will meet ut
the Court House the first Tuesday of Jany. to
award premiums, and all applications and state
ments must be made to the Secretary or one of
the Committee ten days previous.
Those who intend to compete for premiums on
Essays, must deliver their manuscripts to one of
the Committee on Essays, at least ten days pre-
yious to the Fair
Applicants for premiums on Animals must
deliver, on entering the animal, written state
ment, accurately detailing the age, breed, meth
cd OF feeding the animal; and, if known, the
weight Of the same.
mo premiums snail be awarded on farming i'm
plements, unless invented or improved by the
claimant, or manufactured, and possessing some
distinguished property, which shall render them
preferable to others of the kind in common use.
Applicants for the premiums on butter, will be
required to present written statement of the
time when it was made the kinds and number
of COWS kept on the farm; the mode of keeping,
summer and winter; the time of milking; the
treatment of the milk, and Of the cream previous
to churning; the mode of churning, summer and
winter 1t thermometer is used, the tempera-
ture OF the cream at the commencement of the
churnng; the method of freeing the butter from
the milk; the kind and quantity of salt used ;
whether saltpetre or any other substance is ad-
ded to the butter; the manner of laying down
and preserving the same.
Those who present cheese for the premiums
offered, must state in writing the time when it
was made the kinds and number of cows kept ;
whether the cheese was made from one, two or
more milkings; whether any addition was made
Of cream; the quantity of rennet used, and the
mode of preparing it; if thermometer is used,
the temperature OF the milk when the rennet is
added, and of the whey for scalding the curd
the mode of pressure and the time in press; and
the treatment Of the cheese afterwards.
Applicants for the premium on maple sugar,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-03-04
DR.. A. F. PERRY'S
VERMIFUGE OR I'D FAD SHOT,o

A HIGHLY IMPORTANT PREPARATION, CAPABLE,
FROM THE PRoMPTlTUDE OF IT'S ACTION,
OF CLEARING THE SYSTEM IN n
FEW HOURS, 0E EVERY
WORM.
The origin, doveopemcn and support of Worms in the
human system, be attributed to a uepravcd aud deb
ated condition OF the stomach and bowels it being
abshed fuct, that where the digestion is unmpired, and
the general powers Of the system in healthy te they can
find no habatIon. This preparation has the peculiar udvan
age Ofnot only destroying every wo but also OF poduc
nsa healthy action of the stomach and other orguns of
ment OF the dgestve organs Although prompt and certain
in its operation, and unpleasant the tase it is perfect
ly safe and adapted to the tendcres age.
ORANGE, New-Jefsey, July |, 1916.
Gentlemen,-l purchased vial of Doctor Perrys Dead
shot Vermuse at your store about two weeks since, Tor
my little daughter, aged two years she had been unwel
for several months with such variety of unvotable sym
toms thought she would go into decline and
swollen, with severe cough which annoyed her much
when asleep, producing strunguluon complete
uon othe system There was gradual wasting Of the flesh
with sickness OF the stomach the sleep and grind
ing OF the teeth, itching of the and other symptoms
Indicative cf worms. We the first DOSE and in few
minutes 1t WIS thrown and second dose given
cOding to directions, which femaned The Nemltuge
administered the evening" and the morning prod uced
free operation Of the bowels Tho first discharge brought
twelve inches long. This follow ed by three dis
churges, each Of which contained hun the
evacuutOn and the child passed all than
bred worms. Alter the Nemiiuge had ceased operating
surprised the sight, and almost Incredible
to believe without being eye witnesses the fact,
she could nave ved with such mass IN her bowels Her
houth Immediately improved aud all the unIvorable symp-
toms passed off, and she is entirely health.
tee IN duty bound to recommend this valuable
parents, and would say in its favor than can write
believe it is the efecua remedy ever known for the
expulsion of worms and with feelings of profound gratitude
to Dr. Perry, remain
Yours respectfully,
JOSEPH EDWARDS.
Prepared by Dr. II. +. PERRY and sold wholesale and
retail by A. b. & d. SANDS, Druggists, lO6 Fulton street.
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GKA EFENBERG GAZETTE.
Nch IS IuTnshod grlin tousY O All Who wish T. The
GRAEFENBERG PILLS.

are deemed by all who have tested item to be
ceyabc advance upon all other medical combinations
THE GREAT REMEDIAL TRIUMPH!
Tho inventor ef these Pulls rests his theory upon no
school nor dogma OF ordinary teachers. Planting himself
Tho rnveaILnn II Ihl.
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MORE CURES OF SEATED CON-
SUMPTION!

INFORMANT TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIANS AND
DRUGGISTS.
Burlington, VT Nov. |, I645.
Dr. BRADLER; SirThe astonishing sale of Buchan's Hun
rian Baum oblises order further supply. Please
send before, suiciency for six months. We give
you, IL you desire it, certificates from indvdu-
ais who have only relieved from Asthma, Colds and
Coughs but of those who have been brought up from
FIRMLY SEAL ED CONSUMPTION!
aud literally snatched from the grave As remedy for such
complaints, confidently believe it has been surplus
sed. Yours, PECK a. SPEAR.
Saco, Me. May 25, 1915.
DR. BRApLEE; Dear Sir--The Hungarian Balsam is bs-
yond all question, most perfect and admirable preparation
for diseases of the Lungs have used family and
in my professional practice for than two years. with
the most uniform and entire success of severe Pull
MONARY DISEASE, uud consclentiousiy recommend it
TO all who afflicted, the most CERTAIN REMEUY
for such diseases with which am acquainted
Yours respectfully, FRED'kT. STORER, NJ. d.
DNJ-Sold in Montpelier, by ;. X. COLLINS Burlington,
aud by PECK Il SPEAR Concord, N. II. ALLISON a
GAULTj IONA. SMITH, Chelsea, VI. 10
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PRICE REDUCED TO % CENTS PER BOX.
JEW DAVID,
OR. HEBREW PLASTER.

FOX RHEUMATISM, GOUI, PAIN IN THE
SIDE, HIP, BACK, LIMBS, AND JOINTS,
SCROFULA, KINGS EVIL, WHITE
SWELLlNGS, HARD TU-
MORS, STIFF
JOINTS,
AND ALL FIXED PAINS WHATEVER.
The discovery of is Il real Remedy, which has done
81 much for the relief Of suffering humanity. in both
nemisphercs, The result of many years Of patient
yestgaIon, travel and research b. eminent Jew Doc.
tr,trom whence its name orelna es.
1t is cOmpuse lnclpdlly Cf vegetable oils, combined
with resnou gums, winch have long been known To
possess remarkable virtues for the relief of pain and
wra6uesg
1t rs simple, yet powerful romedy, and the univer-
sa success II has met with in The OF the diseases
above enumer ated has fully established III fact that
WHERE THIS PLASTER is APPLIED
PAIN CANNOT EXIST.
The pecullarltles III this Chemical Compound
ing TO extraordinary effects upon the annual hbres,
nen es, gamenls and muscles, ITS virtues beng car led
ny them 10 The immediate seat If disease Of PAIN and
weakness.
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT
Have long been considered among The exc uciang
Of diseases with which mankind afflicted, and theus
ands are now lingering out nes OF suffering aud misery,
when by The OF this Plaster they could DO ene ely
cured.
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GRATIS (!

In the second place TRY The PILLS, 1t will cost
you but The IrIhe, and wal introduce you TO a
medicine Inch you will deem a blessing to the end of
you days.
thousand things press upon the mind Of he adver-
Users which they would rejoice to the reader but
The linus e this advertisement forbid. But ot every
nlIced with the fol owing diseases make trial Of tue
iraei,nberg Pills, and they wi, be PERMANENTLY
l. IL :
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-03-04

FARM FOR SALE.
GOOD FARM OF one hundred and fny four acres, called
n the Strong, or Phillips Farm lying HydepuTk, the
west line aud north line of N stown, and half miles
from the village OF Worthwhile and the distance from
hydepark Court House About sixty acres undeT improve
ment, and the remainder well mbered chiefly with hard
wood has most excellent sugar orehaId house (36
26 partly flushed, which has good cellar well stoned,
barn and shed nearly new aud good repair This farm
centrally situated between the villages of MolTsyle and
ydepark and the whole of il excellent land, rare chance
is offered. Terms of payment easy.
For particulars enquire of Col f. b. HERRlCK, SAMUEL
a. WILLARD, Morrisylle, or ofN. P.wALToN, Mon,pe-
lier. July %, l546-76tI
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mato when properly combined:
READ All l. FOLLOWING,A AS 1T is
IMPORTANT TO ALL:

Extract ola lecture delivered by d. BENNb before the
Medical College of Lake Erie, touching the valuable Med
ca qualities of the extract of TOMATUES.
Dr. Bennett is of the most powerful alternatives
the Naeru Mcica, and in all affections of the Liver and
other OF eans where caOme Indicated, probably the
best medicinal agent known TO the medical profession.
When used II concentrated state it is sovereign remedy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-03-04

CERTIFICATES almost without number can be produced
~ OF the beneficial results from the of this celebrated
Medicine both from physicians and those that have
cured Of deafness by the application oft
For sale by S. Z. REDFIELD.
MontpeIier 9th November 1870. "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-03-04

THE subsotibers having been appointed by the Honorable
the Probate Court tor the DisricI ofWashington, Com
mlsaoneTs TO receives examine, and adjust all claims and
demands OF all against the estate of Eb AnswoTt
late OF Norhded in said District, deceased represented
ovent and the of six months from the 9Th day of Dec
embe 1896 allowed by said Court, the creditors of said
deceased to exhibit and ho respective claims before
us-po give notice that will attend the duties
appointment at the Office Of John l.. Buck, in Nohfed in
said district tho first Tuesdays of April and June ls47,
at O'Clock afternoon on each ofSaid days.
JOHN L. BUCK, Commits
OLIVER AVERlLE, Sionen.
NOrIhhsld, February OH, A. D. lS47 Ioi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-03-04
THE
GRAEFENBERG PILLS.

I'Hbhb are ihc most conclusive reasons why that
a class ol Medicines denOninaed "Pat,n, should
be made the means Of INC acuable and enduring bles.
sings TO the humaa family. Suppose for example, that
high order Of TALENT long and sagacious observation
and great medical learning and experience are brought
10 bear upon the invention and manufacture of PILL.
Why may this long devotion This branch of Medi-
cal Science BIO crowned with the success that attends the
sacrifice Uf similar talents and toll IN other things p
There and II IS but The smp est dictate Of
the simplest TO say that Pill thus pro-
duccd will be perfect an article as be made by
man. TwEFTY FIVE YEARS DEVOTION to any one
subject will give a man OF ability the mastery over il.
THIS Labor has been bestowed upon the
GR.sEFE.vBERG pEGET.sBLE
PILLS.
and they presented to tie public with claims unpars
alleled m the hisi DRY Of medic Il science.
1t will be seen in tracing the History Of all great IN
vcnons, that they not made discovered until the
arrival OF what may be termed The FULNEss TIM.
The mariners compass ipr inslance-was not invented
until in the funess Of ume, was needed The LOAD
STONE AWAY lay at mans feet but he never knew what
wonderu an uuerring guide ensured in its silent
BISON, until The Dwnely appointed Time drew near
when distant continents and isatds be unveiled.
Behold IL now transferred to the binnace Of the adven-
lurous sailor, enabling hun TO launch far away upon UNI
known Oceans, instead Of mldy sailing within sight Of
familiar land marks!
So with the discovery Of the New World, upon whose
shores was to arise this Giant Nation to power,
glory mission far beyond the conception of the widest
fdncy.-The Old World had reached lis II hest destiny
The uness of time drew for the eve alton Of the
New, nd fthold the immortal Columbus. from the fore
castle OF his denched ana eaky vessel, found It, Sc
with the invention Of printng-oi siesm-of the magnc-
tic telegraph. Each OF these had lis own fulnoss o
time marked-dlstinct-an Ptuvideniial.
In MEDICAL SCIENCE THE SAM GREAT PHiLoso
PHfcAL PRINCIPLE IS EQUALLY MARKED. Mos
beautiful are the illustrations and proofs Of this which
10 be found IN the hist ry oi the world. We can trace
them from The Mosaic dlspensa.on down 10 the presen
hour-d Of them teaching the lesson and giving u,
the hop that something ye, BETTER to heal human
maadlcs is at hand
That his principle is true of Medical as well as phys
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-03-04
Yours respectfully,
JOSEPH EDWARDS.

TIIce % ccnts per vial.
Prepared by DR.. II. F, PERRY and sold wholesale and
retail by A. D. d. SANDS, Druggists, los Fulton street,
OF William, New York.
Soil also by 5. X. COLLINS,
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BE NOT DECETyED.
IMsPfURITIEs OF THE BLOOD.

wish to impress it particularly on the minds of those
that troubled with impurities OF the blood, bad humos,
old ulcers and diseases brought by the of Mercury
caome that this is sovereign remedy 1t is well known
every physician that Sarsapua almost the only article
be successfully used to root out such Diseases and
when mixed with the pure extract of Tomatoes has been
known when Sarsupau alone has had
effect This be accounted lo from the fact that the To-
oper gently the bowels, carrying off those i'm
puftes which, If allowed to rcman, create dangerous and
ncurahle diseases.
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~ John Street, New York.
In towns where there no branch, tho Company will
appoint one on application by letter (pos pald olher
wlse.
Persons wishing the Pills sent by mail order them.
GEO. S. FEKRlS, BURLINGTON, VT General
Agent TO the State of Vermont, and the Northern and
Eastern Counties of New York.
For sale al The Palrot Office, MonipelieE, VI.
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Agents in most of the towns of Vermont. 7
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-06

lot Of other devils that are in ambush for US, 10
one of very peculiar and bewitchiDg nature.
and (as my text says) the very worst Of all 4
laughing scomaB Nth tico bright eYeS is the
very animal. Who can hold on the reins oil
sober reason when this beautiful devil is piercing
the heart with the arrows OF love that are propel.
ed by the lightning Of its eyes? can't and don't
try 10. There is something under The silken eye.
lashes Of a young feminine devil that shoots a
load Of harmless sin right into body; and makes
himself feel as if strung up by the ears, and dan
cling in the atmosp here Of bliss! Oh, it's queer
sensation! and exonerate all from the blame oil
mprudence, who may be caught up and borne
away on the demi angelic wings Of womans love.
| have sometimes thought that the devil which
tempted Eve in paradise was her own beautiful
shadow. Not couldn't have been; for she
never would have been driven out Of the garden
for such an unsinful act Of worship. 1t was a
blasted snake. Down with the snakes, say.-
Death 10 all snakes!
But my hearers, fear am tresspassng on
your patience, could expatiate on this subject
from now till breakfast. | may touch upon it
again, one Of these days-wind, weather and
Providence permitting; but for the present,
have only to say, that if you don't fall into the
clutches Of any worse devil than the lovely
woman, las bad as she may beg you may consider
yourselves favorable candidates for Offices in the
highest courts Of heaven. So mote it be!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-06
"A Rescue to the Afflicted!
THE CELEBRATED
JEW DAVID'S
OR
HE BR EW ASTE r.
A Certain Remedy for all FIXED Pains in the
SIDE, BACK,
CHEST, BOWELS,
LOINS MUSCLES,

Certain Remedy Jor all FIXED PANS IN the
SIDE, BACK,
CHEST, BOWELS,
RHEUMATISM in all its varied forms, Nervous
Affections, Lung and Liver complaints, Spinal
Affections, Female weaknesses, DC, dc. For the
above complaints this plaster has no equal. The
great celebrity which it has already acquired not
only in the old but in the new world, the extra
ordinary cures it has performed in the most ex
IRENE cases Of suffering, have acquired for it such
a reputation, that the proprietor has not (until
recently been able to supply half the demand.
The sales throughout every city, town, and viii
lage in the United States are without parallel!
A circumstance not surprising, when the vast
amount of human suffering relieved by its use be
considered. In spinal defects the benefit usually
is of the most decided character. In Nervous
complaints, nineteen cases out of twenty readily
yield 10 the penetrating simulG combined in this
| valuable preparation.
In Rheumatism either acute or chronic the claims
of the Hebrew Plaster have long since been uni
versally acknowledged. Those who are laboring
under weak backs, no matter from what cause
the weakness may have originated, (even if such
person have been misguided in previous appli-
calions) in the use of the Hebrew Plaster they
will find the affected part suddenly restored to its
original soundness.
ness it will be found of great advantage. 1t is
particularly recommended to Females who
suffering from sudden weakness, or general de.
bity. In short, it embraces all the virtues which
the most scientific mind was capable Of compound
ing from valuable substances found in the old
world and will be found entirely free from those
| objections which are a source of complaint with
the numerous ead-plasters now before the pub
| lie.
e-These plasters possess the advantage of
being put up in tight Boxes, hence, they retain
their full virtues in all climates.
PHELPS g. BLAKSLEY,
Corner of Third and Chestnut SITS.
| St. Louis, Gen'l Ag'ts for the Western States.
05-Purchasers a re advised none can be genuine
unless purchased from them or their Agents.
| AGENTs.-DR VIM. R. SNELsoN, Fayette. R.
P. HANENKAMP d Co., Glasgow. McCAMPBELL
d COATES, Huntsville. W. c. HILL Co.,
Keytesville.
January 10th, lS47.
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Vol. z.
Dull times i'm Glasgow.

From Hanenkanp's corner to Washington Hall,
The Merchants are guarreing about nothing at all,
Some have got hot at the Revelation" of Jews,
And withdrawn their patronage from the "News."
Others, curse Caib Jackson and on him do vent
Their vengeance for putting interest at six per cent
While some are quarreling for quarreling's sake,
And others about whole sections of ginger cake.
The Farmers and Planters are very much plea sed,
As they say, by the Shylocks, they have been hard
squeezed,
But certain Bolus and Daniel not Of the den,
Swear by their old hats it was too low at ten.
Some Merchants in town catch customers by the
throats,
Saying pay us the cash or give US your notes,
For soon rates of Interest will drop down to six,
And according to that, we our profits must fix.
The Planters they say ten per cent is too high,
And they'll not give their notes till after July.
But they'll sell their Tobacco tho its too low, upon
honor,
And buy goods hereafter at Carrol's cheap corner.
Glasgow, February 9th, lS47.
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STANZAS.

They sin who say this glorious earth
Is one wide scene OF crime and woe;
This world, which owes to God its birth,
At times is dark-MAN makes it so;
But yet the sunshine on it rests
In happy homes and truthful breasts.
God made the world, but made not sin,
Nor may we ask why sin ere came
To fill its green retreats with dim;-
Enough to know that death and shame
Are with us,-but the world hath yet
Bright Jewels in its forehead sell
A blessed thing the golden sun,
That kisseth morning dews away;
A blessed thing those dews. that run
Der leaf and bud, at close Of day,
To give them bloom and bid them be
Fair gems in Natures treasury!
A blessed thing the mcanest flower
That sends forth blossoms for the bee;
And OBJ Of all tina. decks the bower,
The field, the forest, or the lea,
Most lovely in its tender bliss
The Lily Of the Valley is!
There-like virgin, sweet and pure.
And gay, but for her humble pride
That fain would every charm immune,
Yet cannot all her sweetness hide
The Lily Of the valley rests
Where wood.birds build their messy nests
The emerald hath no deeper green
Than glistens on its beauleous leaves;
No whittier snow is ever seen
Than that which in its blossom weaves;
Nor breathe the spicy gums Of Ind
A sweeter fragrance on the wind!
| love it well II love il aye,
But now love it more and more;
1t brings the image Of day
Whose shadow, fitting memory Ger
Shall in future smile, till all
Around me seem festival!