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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10

IuNABERNAGLE-GRAND INSrRUN ENTAIL CONCERT
On Tuesday evening by the &c ebraed German Musical
Society formerly Joseph Cung Capeo The above company
consisting OF "a performers whose Berlin
DON have been cedenedy eful respectfully
inform the ladies and gentlemen Of New York.
EneTSny tina; hsy viii give their Second Grand Concert
OF the best composers will he introduced They win give
their Third and Fourth Grand Concerts Wednesday
day evenings Tickets 30 to be had the and
nee Concert to commences q o'clock precisely Doors
gvsa grand Concert Thursday evening Brooklyn Parcu
lars will be duly annnu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10

ENNEhUIDENIES. EAVE NETLS NC.-FETER ROBFRTS
~ 33 broadway has just received from auction and will he
Under the ring prices the following Goods
W. Embroidered Collars Chemzcttes and Cus
Roviere nemstchod. ard Tape borecd Cambria Handker
chiefs also choice assortment OF DENT long Black Lace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10

GRAND ACTION PIANO FOR SALE-FROM LOVDS
N celebrated Piano factory PHILADELPHIA entirely and
splendid instrument i'll DO sold great May DO
L6 Pixie street. apply to Professor Georae
Leonard street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10

nAGUERREOTYPE PLATES-JUST RECEIVED, PER
~ Jacket Baltimore, two thousand full sire Plates
JOHN ROACH. Optician, so Nassau st.
Constantly hand larse supply OF Daguerrean RAIL-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10

lust PUBLISIIED.-DR. BOSTWICK'S GREAT WORK
- and Lectures Vepereal, and other affections Ur
nary Organs $50 This is the pee prsc
teal work Of the hind issued II coiorcd
Cravings which delneate this class of diseases 40 wood
and thing known about the modern
these diseases has been ceuy recorded ap
proved prescriptions and formulas have been For
the oe Of publication 22 Broadway and Of the author
broadway Also DR. Be work self abuse, ISL pages u
cravings with hnts % Price 81 for sale above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10
! W, BROWN, AucTIoNEER MORTGAGE SALE OF

A UCTl0N NOIlCE-EXECUTORS SALE WEDNESDAY
IA los o'clock in the Old Church cor William Frank
fort will be Sold the perscnsl and other effects late
Icry Of Mr. Clarke deceased Messrs Smith,
e,ecur Also the articles remaining the late Mr. Hammond
,raged AMI splendid gold hunting watch, diamond
snd numerous valuable wearing apparel &c &C. THOs BELL
kucta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10

4 FRENCH LADY, HAVING LONG EXPERIENCE IN
the art Of teaching oilers her services Teacher Of the
Icn ard Spanish La either Boarding
Schools for ladies, privately individuals Address
Mrs p Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10

IVA and Broomo Streets Monday October I'd
and will continue evOry night until further notoeecond
CHRISfYS MINSTRELS, organized In lS42) whose con-
certs in this city. for period of reoeiv
ed with such distinguished favor and patronage,
the ladies and York and
vicinity that they will give series of their popular
introducing variety Of their orsinal Songs horuses
tersc Dances &c. Admission rs Doors open
Saturday commencing o'clock, NJ under the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10

For City TRADE REPoRr, MARKETS ELSEWHERE, etc.
see Fourth Page.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10

LNAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTiTUTE-DR. PowELLs
Self acting Ear Fountains be in operation
at the fair where be bad free Of pamphlet describing
the peculiar in which this method Of applying
nen,ly seryeeabe Dr. Powell attends usual to disease
OF the Eye and Ear ct 26 Broadway of Warren street,
where be bad his Treatise the Eye Price 81 Ar
fci Eve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10

HANGING AND WALTZING.-MRS LANNAY HAv
II Ing haT .. -. en LACED. would be happy
into engagements teach in the schools and families Ia New
Yoik vicinity MIS- L. would inform her Brooklyn patrons
that her classes there will commence Oct 2st at Montague Hail.
Court street. the junction with Fulton Days nstrrc
on Wednesday and Saturdays commencing at o'clock
Masters under fifteen will be received month soee excu.
cly pupils aud their All the fashionable dances
will be taught the paid the
portaeI Of hofe placed der instruction Mrs Lannay
her thanks for the patronage heretofore bestowed
continuance OF favor Applications made 20 Geenwc
Amos street, will DC attended to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10

ROAT RACES AT CASTLE GARDsN IN CONNECTION
- with the Fair Of the American Observation-Disclosures will be
paid to the successful competitors in the following matches
take place Monday the 10th instant at o'clock, Mls
Silver Cup worth S5 to four boats over 30 feet
long: 3D. Silver CUP worth Sl0 pair scu boats
over22 ID Silver Medal to keel boats less long
worked for three months Immediately race one
pair scu Silver Medal for ID feet sail boats whou
udder Entries clerk at Castle Garden
before he day ofthe races.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10

no MERCHANTS AND SHIP MAsTERS-THE PORT
Wardens Once ieMN No, lOl Wall street. I'd Acor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10

II aoADwAY rnEATRE-TUEsoAY EVENING or 10
~ he performance viii commence with old HEADS AN d
lOUN AbrsTbv Esrl 81 POM iou Mr. Fr eks;
Rural Mr. Blale Bob M Ba6aaay Stripe ar Bvruard LAZY
ice Hawthorn, Miss Walaeh vie, RoiSst Mfs Abbott
conclude nth the farce, called LEND NE FIVE ifiNGs-
Mr. Coishtly. NJ u,iaway Captain fhoeos Mr. = Shaw;
uoreland Mr. Baker, Spruce, Mr. kngale' 'am Mr. rhom
istrvood Press Circle and Parquets, rs csnts; Fsm6y
circle 20 cents Galler, I2H centa Doors ~ T. Per
f,imaf &c to commence AZ ~, o'clock
RCRTONs THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREEE-TUEsDAY
s,enify October no. viii he performed the farce Of MR. LOB
JolI-hr Oye'iphoreus Lolsi Mr.. Brnugnnm Mr. Lohjot
En- Mr. Hamilton; Mr. Deane MrGrarc; txmontei Mrs
vernon Ait which, the drama Of NEW YORK N SCLICES
MI Cratall sr. Hamilton; Mr. Na'em. Mr. Grace; MIRA
Tonkins Mrs Vernon; LIE. Miss Sinclair To conclude with
The farce OF TOoDLESMr Timothy Toodles, Mr. Burton;
Frank Acorn, Mr. lyme; Mary Acorr, Mrs Knight Mrt
ana farqoet OF cts Family Circle Second Tier cts Doors
open at alfI asst O. curtain to rise nj o'clock
ane Of MI aaeket this who will appear Fasa
Mt o. Val denhoh as Dotsrur Mr. W. H. CrsI Prince Hal
at night but tive OF Miss isabel Dick Mr. " lare
MI John Seton, Mr.. Paeide Mrs Charles, Miss Kate Horn
Tne,da, Oct 10 VIII perform ed KING HENRY "
lnoy Perry Miss Kate Horn Hostess Mrs Charles con.
erde with thc lapghahe Farce Of the ETON BOY-Tom
iton Boy Miss cknsoa Capt Popham. Mr. Charles
ster M John Sfton Doors at a before commencing
AZ "a past 2. Admission 81 cts
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A BAZAAR IS ABOUT TO BE OPENED IN BROAD
"A alter the style Of the London and Paris baza,rs
few ectioisf counter are still to rent sonabo price IL
is that this viii he eligible the ale
every description OF Fancy Goods attractions bioh arc
secured viii insure an eNtentive influx visitors daiIy Pic
tues cs OF taste and Nrtu goods anv
not liable to SPOIL win be exhibited free and sold on small
TO the director fr'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10

NIRMINGHAM AND SHEFFIELD HARDWARE, CHAINS,
- Sc vzO casks straight and twisted chains and
7htt Nos B. and 4 casks Wakemans New York bronze
handle combs casks patent metal tea kettles
baskets bright lace and key vice
hooks and hinges to 20 inches Sanderso
genuine Sheffield anvls: casks hansaw cases hard wood
English framed States &C. &c. direct fromthc
sale BY the package only for approved PAPER
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-23
Protection Of Animals and Eff
fects.

Temperature and exercise are the two
great influencing circumstances on the
feeding and consequent growth of ami
mails A flock IF Leicester sheep, on
toIerably good food, will increase in
weight throughout tho year about 50 lbs.
OF mutton for each sheep; but this ac
emulation takes place chiefly during
the spring and summer months, for dur
ing cold weather it requires all the far
mcr's supplies OF food to keep them al
the same weight. One hundred skeep
were folded by divisions of pens, each
of which was % feet in length, by 10 in
breadth, and possessed covered shed
attached to it. They were kept there
from the ION Of October to the 10th Of
March. Each sheep consumed, on an
average, 20 lbs. of Swedes daily. A.
mother hundred sheep were folded in
similar pens, but without sheds, during
the same time, and their daily consump.
ton of Swedes amounted TO 25 lbs. each.
The sequel was, that those sheep which
enjoyed the protection of the sheds had
increased s lbs. each, more than those
which were left unprotected, although
the latter had consumed one-fifth more
food Veterinarian, London.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-23
Preserving Buds and Crafts.

The mode suggested by II. G.. Yeo-
mans, Of Walworth, N. Y, of preserving
the scions of fruit trees in moist saw
dust, has proved superior 10 any other.
Ii is better than damp moss III the fncIll-
~ with which the scion may be perfect
ly ;mbedded in it, leaving no intcrsliccs,
and it exceils moist sand in being light
er, more spongy, and entirely free from
grit which may iniure a knife. We
Fave without any difficulty preserved
sclons, which were cut IN the summer,
for budding, ill the following spring,
and inserted them as CRAFTS with entire
success and we have kept wintcr-cut
gratis till midsummer perfectly fresh, and
employed them successfully in budding.
A bushel Of sawtlust will retain lis mos
ture for many weeks nearl. uaallered ;
but wafer must moi be applied too CO.
piously, or understanding and decay
will be the result. The north side of a
building, or cellar, is the best place.
N. Y. Farmer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-23
agricultural.
Corn Cobs for Mich Cows.

As these contain very sensible por-
ton Of nutritiye matter besides other
substances of value, you should grind
them into cob-mea for your mich COWS.
To increase their value, add to every
peck of cobs a quart of meal or half gal
lon of bran To each mess for COW,
which should be either boiled or steam
ed into slop for your COWS. The pro
portions we herein name, with the addi-
ton of cut hay or straw, say hall BUSH
ell at each meal, wil not only keep a
COW in good condition, but if she be IN
milk will increase lis quantity ms well as
improve its quality. A COW, besides
these slop mcsses, should he night and
morning served with long food, as hay,
fodder, or straw in suitable quantities,
say ten lbs. at each meal. If such
course cf treatment were to be observed
towards these generous creatures there
would be less falling off in their milking
properties through the winter. AS to
taul in short milking, we have never
laid it TO the COW, but to the neglect OF
her owner, for we have ever lnld it down
as a selt-evdent proposition, that he who
expects a cow to give any considerable
quantity of milk in winter, must provide
generously with succulent food, as nc
COW can secrc,c milk unless she receive
such material as will enable her to form
the delicious fluid which SO delights the
human palate and contributes SO largely
towards human sus,enance.-.lm. Far
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-23
Gunorous.
THE USED UP POLITICIAN.

Peter Brush was in iilapidated COLI
dition--out at the elbows, out at the
knees, out Of pocket, and out of spirits,
and out in the streets, an "out and out
err, in every respect. lie sat on The
curb-stone, leaning his head upon his
hands, his elbow being placed upon
stepping stone. Nj Brush had for some
time been silent, absorbed in deep tho'l,
which he relieved nj intervals by spit
ting through his tectI., forlornly into the
gutter. A, length, heaylng deep sigh,
he spoke:
"rhey used to tell me, put not your
trust IN princes, and hnvn't. None of
'en ever wanted to borrow money of me,
and | never see any of them 10 borrow
nothing Of them. Princes pooh put
not your trust in politicians Them's
my sentiments. There's no two medi-
un,s about that. Hay'nt been serving
my country like patriot for these five
years going to meeting; huzzaiug my
day-lights out, and getting as blue us
buzes; hav'nl broken windows, got
licked fifteen times, carried don't know
how many black eyes and broken noses
for the good OF the commonwealth, and
the purity of legal rights, and for what
Why for mix.
If any good has come Of il the coun-
try has put the whole in her pocket, and
swindled me out of my earnings. can
get no office. Republics is ungrateful
don't want any reward for my services
only want to be took good care of, and
have nothing TO do. Being taken good
care of was the main thing. Nepubics
is ungra,eiul, Pm swegged il they amt
love my country, and | wanted an Of
hce, | didn't care what, so il was fat and
easy. | wanted 30 take care of my
country, and | wanted my country ia
take care of me. Head work is the
trade Pm for, talking, that's my line
Talking in the oyster cellar, in the bar.
room, anywhere. can talk all day,
only stopping for meals, and wet my
whistle. But parties is all alike. I've
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-23

been on all sides, tried 'em, and know,
none of 'em gave me anything, and I'VE
great mind to knock off, and call 1t
half day. c. Neal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-23
WITHERELL & MEAD,
Harvey NichoIs, ESTATE.

EHuFVGy NICHOLS ESI;ate.
STATE OF NER MONT, Ia Probate Court, holden al
Washington District. ~. M0npcier, within and TO said
district, on he second day Of November, A. u. lS45.
4 ARON l.ADD, administrator .he esihr OF Harvey
~ Nichols, hte of M'ddisex, in said district, deceased
presents h- Admin account for settlement
Whrreupon, ordered that tho refer god the
25th da If November lS4S, at the Probate Office in SAID
Montpelier, for examination aud al owance; and that ali
concerned he notified hereof by tho publication of this nrder
the Vermont Waterman nJ journal, printed ut Montpe-
lr three weeks snceessyey may be- that they
appear, and suid lime and place it they
object thereto. by order Of our,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
A true " fhecOtd,
o5 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-23
CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
OPEN TO KEENE.
TINE ALTERED.

aud after SAIi RDAY July LIST. the passenger Trains
" wall run, in connection with the FitcbuIg Trains be-
tween Boston and keenc, ioiluws:
Leave hoston III 7, A. NJ. and ,, p. VI.
Arrive ut Kecno II, a Nj, and ., ?. NJ
1t ave Korne at 7, A. NJ and T. NJ.
Arrive Mt Boston II, II, A. NJ, and g. + NJ.
Stages will the u aims, follows:
From Wnchndn for Nndge and Jlcy, the arrival Of
the morning Trains up Mondays, Wednesdays aud FRI
DAYS, aud IrtuCning op'usite days.
Fnn Fitzwilinm, for Richmond, Winchester, llinsdalo
and Brnitrboro Tuesdays. Thursday ind Saturdays
arrival tie morning TWins up, aud returning from
places the opposite days connect With last Train
being tho sho RAILROAD and Stage route IRON Bos
those places. Also, from H. enc ui Chesterfield and
I,uttebnro' days, arrival Of afternoon Train
from up arriving at iiritehuro evening and
rcturnn. oppnSte mornings To first Train down, pssen
gers Will arrive at Boston al IL, n. VI.
Al Krene, Stages viii with all The TRIMS toand
from Wupuc Bellows Falls, Chester, Cnvendi-, Ludlow,
Ruthndtnd Burlington; iiew>ville, Ac I'd, charles
town, Spdngirld, W,,uher-fcld, Car"nont, Newport,
Windsor, Woodstock and Montpelier to hu.lneon.
This line, 10 with the Fchhnf. Railroad, and
The Stages and from keene, forms direct lac al com
municuii0n between Boston and Northern vermont and
Northern New Hampshire and the sHoRTES1 md MOST nj
EEcr LINE between Suuthefn, Middle and Western Yer
mont aud Western New lump,h aud Boeto' and also in
come kim with stages from Wncheudon aud ftchburs
to- tho Worcester and Providence RnroHd
line between those sections OF vermont aud
New Hampshire aud Worcester Comfy aud the State ot
Rhode Island and with stages from Liitotoh
Mass Lowell, direct communication hetween the same
portiuis of New llump-h and Vermont aud towel.
Freight Trains viii daily to and from Boston, in
Connection with Inc regular Fitchhmg Trains.
For further information, inquire at Biseln"s Express vi
fcu, No. AS Brattle street, or No. u. Elm.street
Il. VI. EDWARDS, President
l.. TlLTON EnsineeI
Kccne, June 90, 1873. eOtf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-23
CaIyili IIust's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT Tho Hon. the Probate Court for
pesons concerned in the estate OF Calvin Rust sto Ct run-
bridge IN sud district, deceased, ,-tiroeing
NSjHEREA5, Zvbna Whitney, administrator of said de-
w ceased, proposes rendering an account Of his admins.
Gton and presenting his account against said estate o al
low uncp ut session said Court bs holden at tho Pro.
bate ohee Ia ChelsH In SAID disiiet, Tho fourth Mon
day in November A ID 1913, at nino O'Clock A NJ.
Therefore, yup uie hereby noied appear before ,u
Couth tis time and place niuiesad, aud show cause il
my you have why the sad should be- allowed
Dalo ~ thesea IN sand dstn this LIST OF Novem.
he, A ID le4S.
o. CORNEIIUS W. CLARKE, Regste,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-23
PAUL q. NiChOIs, I,state.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Coud, holden at
Washington District S. MontpoIcf, within aud Tor sud
distinct, On the % day of Nov. A u le4e;
NNILLIAM A. NICHOLS, Administrator on tho estate
w "ffaul c. Nclols, late oi Mllesex in said district,
decreased his administration account for selIemen;
WheTeupon IA is odoed that the he referred 10 the
25th day OF Novembe l5ie at the Probate Office in said
MonlpelIc for examination and allowance and that uli
concerned be notified hereof by the publication OF this order
In Vermont Wachman and State journal, printed at
Mon pelier three weeks suceosyey as nny he,
that they may pienr aud said Time und pace, They
cause, object thereto. ny orde, OF Conn,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Register.
A true copy Ofrecom
test LYMAN URIGGS. Rrpister
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-23
PILES PILES! PILES!
a Cure for Life Secured.
nr. TIpham'S Electuary.


AN INTERNAL. REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF PILES.
,EHE VEGETABLE PILE ELEO1UARY, invented by
DIR. a. UPilAM. IA distinguished Physician OF New
York city l. the only really successful REMEDY tor that dan
and distressing complaints the Piles ever offered 10
the American Public
Tho Eec,uary contains no Mineral Medicine me- Aloes,
Coloc ynh Gahoge other powerful aud irritating pursu
tive No fear Of taking coll while under its innuence-uo
change in diet necessary II taken according to directions
for litu IS guaranteed
Another certificate added to the hundreds that have al
ready received OF the eicacy Of d. Uphans Elcctua-
t:- -
RUSSELL Co. Ala. Fch. 90, I5t7
Messrs. Winter and Eppng; Gcns-For tie last fifteen
years have been tittrt with that distressing dis
the bleeding Piles, and have had rccour-" tor great
three boxes Of uphum's Pile Elecnary tom you, which
have far relieved that take great pleasure IN recon
mendug "Cphsm's EectuRy" to all who are afflicted WIN
Pics, us saIe and sure remedy
(Sisned) D. T. HILLS
Formerly Book Keeper. Bank Of Columbus.
HniiamhlnatOry Diseases.
Although the ELECTUARf originally prepared for
the OF Pics yet has proved iise TO he medicine
far superior Others ali diseases OF uhanmaioTy
Character, with decentralization of blood 10 an particular
part In Inclination and congestion vi the Liver
aud S'een; inflammation, SofcLes and ulcc"n oi the
Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder; in nhamna,ory
and Morcuria BhGumutsu the best Medicine ever dIt
covered.
NEw-YopK Juro a. 1913.
HcssTs. Kechum ard fIrushAw This C, rifles that
have been afflicted for many with thG Plies
hut particularly w'thu the last nine months Having
used All the lies prescribed by my rhyscan also hav
tried other ttle or no advantage, oecshs
much dIscouriged mud len though mt 81 suhef as
long lived But pruyideutially was informed by Mr,
Mott, Instructor OF the pubic Schools at staten Island
that could cured by your valuable Pile EloctuuTy Hav
ing confidence in his statement, inmedialy procured
OF the incidence and happy 10 Inform You mat
am perfectly cured by the use of ony one box
NCIy truly your Ubodionl servant, -
GEORGE RuBr CRoss.
0crSold wholesale ard Retail by kETCHCM * HEN
SHAW, lei Fulton street, n. v nndb Druggists generally
throughout tho United states and Canada
Price ) per hoN 59yl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-23
Vermont Central Railroad.

rTzssszsssssyl DAILY PAsSENGER TRAINS will run In
atsi.s.-..ssA connection with the Lowei, Nashua, Con-
cofl and Northern Railroads. as follows, viz.
Leave Boston tor Nothfcd, VI att | Q O'Clock A. NJ.
Leave ortlfed VT for Boston al 9oclnck A. NJ.
Upon the arrival of the Bethel Stages will be IN
readiness to convey passengers to Rutland, BundoD and
Midllehuy the evening md their arrival North
field, Stages will he IN readiness for Montpelier and will
rave tho next day, aud arrive in Burlington for
the honts on Lake ChampJin Vldw Oct. u.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-23
THE ULTIMATUM.

- ~ ~ a. libS "a ~ AVA
LII that has been desired by the Medical Faculty TO
~ pete the Catalogue Of Valuable Medicines has last
been discovered in stanton's External Remedy called
Hunts Lnlment. Wherever it has been introduced it
the approval FAIL who have used r. aud ply sicans
the ichest character prescribe As PAIs EI-
TRACTOR it has NO EQUAL; it never tails cure where
properly timely applied. 1t opens the pores and permits
escape otu deeeIious he xii which
through the eutice. It stimulates the Nervous SYSTEM
it to healthy actiou, curing all diseases
which the Nervous System subject. 1t fails
the following d.enses;
S,nn1I 3f,cii0ns RhpumniisD, PARALYSIS and nH
F a,3 ~, BE-. - - H..
'Ntco"' y, '''o"o' 'i'' '.e"n'' N'o"P ~ ,i.'.''
.gTue M the Breast and Race, Vrdf JOINTS,
fioIds Tooibocbe SIRE Tbroot and OuiUcu
1,' 49, =, -, JtI,9,
Cfctrhted S0TtS. DWlS, fiOSted FtH, MdoteW
Ulcers. Fresh Hounds, BunU1ns. COrns, .Sipet-
Enrs oud Bruises Scrofujous 4fcciions Pains
."so ",. " '''' ~ ''V"' "'
IN he week, Nervous Heddhche, IE D0fOreu1,
Soroius M,sU,,ifo Rifles 0H NH CuIuu,ous
'Df w. ~. - -
""" e'o""' D'''"'''' g,
IL is medicine thai sboudbe Kept IN every fumily and
and when once ITS virtues are known no family VIII be WIN
out 1t.
FOR numerous evidences 81 us greu Vaue SEQ inc pamph-
let's which are =" pc lAa ot every agent Rfhus.
Cure OF chilDlaths ana Lame BACK.
GLtAT BARnAGtOs BerNsife 20. Mass
80 -. JanuaI! y, lelt,
Geo L. shnlon-Sit-Ne nave malt use oi your LAter
nal Kennedy, Hunts l-nlmeni iur CHlLbhAlNS, aud IN
MI cases has ~ hde permanent cuie NehVe hlso US
Yours gave instantaneous mud petnunent feliel.
Yours, &c.
GRANGE " HILL,
" u EDDY -.
JOHN N, l.AllN.
Toothnche and Swelled Face cured by ono
application.
INV MARKkr, Frederick Co. Md. I
January III, l51I \
m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-23
THIS WEEK,

LIE s. LOOMS has received Bales u those superior
IL. CoTToNs which you have bought so cheap, at the
dAwpa bead Of State Erect.