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II. Browns

* ARSAPARILLA &c Tomato Btters. The most
~ used and best knopn Bitters before the Public
These Bitters warranted to be purely Vegetable
compouna-and mark this, 3C~Fhey can nerer do the
leasinjury in dnycdse nhaterr. 1t has been hsed IN
the private practice of the most successful Physicians
for long time, with great success in purifying me
blood, siren ghening and vgoraIing the system 1t
is not supposed that any medicine VIII cure
all diseases to which the human frame is SUBJECT nor
is this article recommended as such like most OF the
quack medicine bWt for efecting the prpose Tor
which il is designed, there is nothing that has proved
itself worthy of the public confidence as this cele
DRAFTED compound.
The whole vepetablekingdom does not furnish two
substances admirably adapted to purify ncnrtsh and
incigoratc the human system. These Bters nave an
the effect OF the most powerful purgaives wheh USED
in sufficient quantity, and yet ar. so mild in their on
GRAFTON that they may be given to persons IN the most
delicate health with perfect safety. They are also
very agreeable to The taste.
There have been nang remarkable cures IN this tor,
to whichreferences will be given by
A.G. FACE, the only Agentin Bath.
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Sea Otter Oil

For Preserving and Bedutgytng the Hotr.
Boston, Dec 1888.
DR.. Frederick Brown: lcerify that have used tho
otter Oil which is put up by YOU For dryness o the
hair and dandrun On the head, do think IT superior
to any other oil ever used. 1t makes The hair SOFT
and gives fine and glossy appearance and the mar
does not dry up again it does after using any other
kind of oil. hereford can most cheeriuliy recon-
mend it to all that are afflicted with dry and IN
healthy head OF hair. think any one by using 1t
short time will find il a very valuable article
GEO. F. BoNEEY.
A.G. PAGE, Agent tor Bath.
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AnOdyne,

OR, Poor Man'sPlaster. Price l2a cents fora large
" size. This Plaster is recommended with the
greatest con fdence in fact is recommended Win
that confidence that it is obtained of the Proprietor
aud it does give relief, the money jhoH poSif'Ttyoe
,eturaed. For weakness or pain in the IONS, BACK
side, breast, limbs, neck, joints, Rheumatism
l.umbago, &c. There have been thousands OF mem
Sold and not single instance has occurred ~hcfe
they have not given relief The price being very low
every person can obtain it. In severe Coughs Colds,
Asthma and Difficulty of Breathing, worn over the
lungs, il will afford great relief.
A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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EDWARD BARTON, Secretary
GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES.

The undersigned is fully prepared to establish n
GRAEFENBERG DEPoT in all places of proper size IN
New England Except the State of Connecticut, and
that p rton 81 Vermont west of the Green mouutains)
and also in the British Provinces Of New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia. Immediate application should be
made either personally by letter. As there Will or
dInary be but one Depot in town or village, the
Agency will be very valuable.
The leading article to which public attention is in
vited is the GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE FILLS,
of which 80 900 boxes sold each and every week.
The following complaints yield with certainty to their
power; Asthma, Bilious Complaints, Catarrh, CoStoe
ness Dyspepsia, Eryspes Imperfect Digestion. FaOr
.7bus, Green Sickness, HeartJnrn Headuche, au"dice
Liocr Comp iaintS, Rheumatism, and various diseases of
the Stomach. In all CHRONIC COMPLAINTS the most
implicit reliance may he placed upon them. Price 25
cents box.
The names of the other medicines are as follows;
THE CMILDREN's PANACEA.
For summer complaints, dysentery and all other af
ectons OF the stomach and bowels, II Is lnfalble.
Price SO cents a bottle.
THE GRAEFENBERG SARSAPARfLLA
COMPOUND.
Warranted To make two quarts superior to any in
the world. Price one dollar a bottle.
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN VEGETABLE
OINTMENT.
Wherever inflammation exists, this ointment is a
positive aud speedy Price % and 80 cents box
THE GRAEFENBERG EYE LOTION.
For disorders of the Eyes this Lotion has no equal
Fer violent inflammation, weakness, or foreign sub
stances in the eyes, it is unfailing remedy Price
25 cents per bottle with full directions.
THE GRAEFENBERG nEALTIl BIT
TIERS
Sovereign to build up the enervated system to res
tore the appetite and clear the skim Price % cents
package.
THE CONSERVATIVES BALM.
This most extraordinary article is faiti6e positively
in Consumption, Bronchitis, and Bleeding al the LangS
IL is only ordered at SIS the quart. Consump.
ves may he sure of finding in this article That winch
will mol disappoint their hopes.
The Graefanberg Gazettc. published by the Company
for eratuitous distribution, may be had on application
to any one of tn cir numerous Agents
EDWIN c. BARNES,
Scc'yN. Branch.
AGENTs-ALBERT G. PAGE. Bath II. $. soue,
Freepert j. T. l.. G. True, Powna; B. Randall. No.
Pownal VIM. G. Hoyt, Durham; Isaac N. Davis, Lit
tie River Village; Ohed Merrill, Topsham John R.
Haley, Brunswick; James Sampson, Bowdoinham j.
W. Avery Il Co, Richmond Cofren & BlatchforG,
Augusta F. Glazier, Jr., Gardiner.
Dec. 81, 3taw amos.
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II. Browns Worm LOzengcS

A REthe most valuable and certain medicines ever
N discov cred for destroy and xpelling all kinds
of Worms which frequently trouble children.-
They are most excellent remedy, and are as plea
SAINT to the taste any common confectionery. They
differ(rom all other Worm Lozenges as they haze no
mercuryia them.
Thousands ofboxes have been sold within the last
rev months. A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath
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\, Browns TOothache Drops,

NOR the cure ofthe worst Toothache by its applica-
Il tiou n few times This is the only compound
which efcually Kills the nerve of the detective tooth
--.nou the least pain injury IL the others. II is
warranted to contain the least ACID OF hreesote
which is SO injurious to the other teeth aud so POI
sonouS in their effects.
PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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FOR SALE.

IRA ONE large HOUSE LOT on the East side OF
f"nM ~ High street, next South of Judge Groton's'
-e~sS- ALSO the House lot on Washington street,
situated between the commercial House and the Cen
trail Church. Apply to THOS. nj. REED.
Phpshmrr, Feb. %, 1913 1851
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Graefenberg Company's Office.
so Broad way, New York, Sept. "a tn, IS47.

The very great increase ofthe GRAErErBERG Com
PAWS business in New England, has rendered il nee
essary to organize the General Agency there. This
is therefore to certify, that the NEW ENGLAND Branch
OF HE GsAEFENBERG COMPANY, is now established AT
No. l54 Washington street, Boston, and that Mr. Edaoin
c. Barnes is duly appointed Secretary of said Branch
and that he is authorized to establish Local Depots
and to grant rights to vend the company's Medicines
Every Agent must have certificate with the seal of
the Company thereunto, signed by its Secretary and
countersigned by the aforesaid Branch Secretary No
one is authorized TO sell the Company's Medicines
without such certificate.
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'Plymouth Cordage Company.

vg,HE Subscribers Agents for the Plymouth Curdage
4 Company at plymouth, Mass, will furnish al
short notice Tafrcd and Manila Cordage, including
Bolt Rope Wormline, and also Rafting Rigging, by
The gang or retail maruacured tom the best Russia,
American or Manila Hemp, and by the most perfect
machinery in the United Staias, and will he sold at
lbe lowest Boston pr,crs. MAGOUN & CLAP,
Bath, March 7, 1913.
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Dissolution of COpartnership.

TIME Copatnershp in business heretofore existing
L under the firm of DENNIsoN& THOREToN, is this
AMMl P. DENN1SON,
Z. Il. THORNTON.
Bath May 25, 1917.
Theundersigned hereby gives notice that he will
continu to carry the business of the late firm OF
Eenuison & Thornton in all its branches that al
demands against the firm will be settled by, and all
debts due the same be paid to him.
d73tf II. L. THORN TON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03
GEN. TAYLOR'S LETTER,

Accepting the nomination oCihc philadelphia Con-
Ueniion, for President OF the United States.
If any body has expected that Gen. Taylor
would depart from his original position aud be-
come inc tool OF any faction or any secuon, tney
will be disappointed by the following letter. 1t
is Just what we have expected and desired--is
in perfect harmony with his former avowals, and
a renewed pledge that those, who support him on
the grounds of the Alison letter, will not be dis
appointed.
BATON ROUGE, July 18th, l8i8
Hon. JOHN MoREHEAD, GREENSBORO, N. CT:
Sir Il had the honor to receive your commu-
nication ofJune 10th, announcing that the Wing
Convention which assembled at Philadelphia on
the 9TH of that month, and of which you were
the presiding officer, has nominated me for the
office of President of the U. S.
Looking to the composition ofthe Convention
and its numerous and patriotic constituents,
feel duly grateful for the honor bestowed upon
me and the distinguished confidence Implied in
my nomination to the highest Office in the gift of
the American people. | cordially accept that
nomination, but with the sincere dstrust of my
fitness to fulfil the duties of an office which de.
mands for its exercise the most exalted abilities
and patriotism, and which has been made Illus
trous by the greatest names in our history. But
should the selection Of the Wing Convention be
confirmed by the people, | shall endeavor to dis
charge the new duties devolving upon me, so al
to meet the expectations of my fellow citizens
and preserve, undiminished, the prosperity ant
reputation of our common country, and ! have
the honor to remain with the highest respect,
Your obedient servant, z. TAYLOR.
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A FalsehOOd Nailed.

The coalition papers, such as the Green Noun
tain Freeman and Genius of Liberty, and sun
dry of the Cass papers, are publishing state
ment to the effect that James r. Doolttle Of
Wyoming, N Y asked Gen. Taylor whether
he was authorized to construc the Signal letter
as pledge that he would neither oppose Execu-
tive patronage nor the veto against the Wilmot
proviso andthat Gen. Taylo: replied" You are
not"
This is untrue. Mr.. Doolittle himself IA barn.
burner has felt called upon to contradict it, and
to say that there was nothing in Gen. rs letter
to him which commits him at all on the question,
and that he knows of no letter that does express
the Generals sentiments except the Alison let
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CHILl.S AND FEVER.-Wught's Indian Vegeta Bile
Pills of the best, If the best medicine in the
world for the Of ntcrnitnt fever because they excel
all Others in Kidding the boy of those morbid humors which
arc cause only of all kinds of fever hut Of every NAL
adv incident man. -Four live of said Indian Vegetable
Pills, taken every night going bed, will in shor. time
Ike perfect ct the most obstinate Of chs
and fever the time the digestive organs will be
restored healthy and the blood completely purih
foyer and uguo Hscasc ANY iorm, will be abso
luteiy impossible.
naware cOunterfei of all kinds coated with
sugar others made resemble m outward appearance
the rigna medicine. The safest is purchase OF
the regular agensxay of whom nuy be found in every
village aud town in tho state.
1Tho Genuine for sale by s. x. COLLINS, s. p. RED
FIELD aud EASTMAN & DANFORTH, Montpelier.
New-Engla nd Office, 1875 fremont 81. Boston.
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CHAS earle.
MORRIS COUNTY, MENDHAM, MI


DR.. Seth w. Fowe Dear SrThis may certify tina,
about seventy I've years Of horn and have al
ways resided in this In October, 1915, took COLI,
aud Tor six months afflicted with the influenza and the
worst cough experienced during my whole life My
self and friends had strong doubts Of recovering
got bottle Of SchencRs Syrup it did me good. then
applied ysicun who prescribed for several times,
but did not cure me. At last my physician advised
tako DIR. WisaI's celebrated Basa OF lid Cherry which
has performed many remarkable cures. did So and
believe that saved my life my cough left entirely when
had taken single bottle. am enjoy ing good health.
II ever again have similar attack, or any OF my family
shall Immediately resort DR.. Wislar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry. The ply stefan who recommended tins Basam TO
me, induced do from his personal observation
and experience in using it, One very strong of
young occurred in this immediate vicinity of which
Or. Holman Informed me. EPnRAIM SANDERS.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale by =. w. FOWLE l3S Washington st. Boston.
0J-For sale by s. p. REDFiELD. Montpelier VT; alsC
by u. X. SLAYTON, Calais, W. and agents generally
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Mr.. Fillmore's Letter accepting
the Nomination for the Vice
Presidency,

The National Intelgencer of the Oath ult
contains letter from Mr. MoREHEAD, President
of the Wing National Convention He COM
municaes TO the Intelligencer the following
admirable letter from WILLARD FILLMORE which
will be read with great interest ana satisfaction.
ALBANY, n. Y. June IL, 1913.
SIR: | have the honor to acknowledge the re-
cept of your letter of the 10Th inst. by which
am notified that at the late Wing Convention
held at Philadelphia, Gen. Zachary Taylor was
nominated for President, aud myself for Vice
President, and requesting my acceptance of the
nomination.
The honor Of being thus presented by the dis
tingulshec representatives of the Wing party of
the Union for the second office in the gilt of the
people-an honor as unexpected as 1t was unso-
lici.ed-could not fail to awaken in a grateful
heart emotions which, while they cannot be sup
pressed, find no appropriate language for utter
ancc.
Fully persuaded that the cause in which VIC
are enlisted is the cause of our country; that
our chief object is to secure its peace, preserve
its honor, and advance its prosperity; and feel
ing, moreover, confident assurance that IN Gen.
Taylor, (whose name is presented for the first Of
tce,l shall always find a firm and consistent
Wing, a safe guide and an honest man, cannot
hesitate 10 assume any position which my friends
may assign me.
Dstrustlng, as wen may, my aphlly 10 us
charge satisfactorily the duties OF that high Of
flee, but feeling that, in case OF my election,
may with safety repose upon the friendly aid OF
my fellow Wings, and that efforts, guided by
honest intentions, will always be charitably judy
ed, | accept the nomination 80 generously tell
dered and do this the more cheerluliy, as
am willing, for such cause aud with such
man TO take my chance of success or defeat, as
The electors the final arbltcrs OF our fate, shall
in their wisdom judge best for the interests Of
our country
Please accept the assurance OF my high re-
gard and esteem, and permit me to subscribe my
self your friend and fellow citizen,
| WILLARD FILLMORE.
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LIVER COMPLAINT can be cured without resort ing
Mercury, If you will only Browns Sarsapara and To
Bitters:
To Frederick Brown, Proprietor of tho Sursapua and
Tomato Bitteis:
This cottics that my wifo severely attic ted with .ho
Liver Complaint, and her health very seriously under
mined. Having tried various prescriptions, without success
she fortunately induced to try your Sarsaplrla and
Tomato Btters health began improve, and she
is much better in heat and would advise any in
i'll health to use them.
Yours respectfully, CHAS earle.
Portland, Me- June s. Ia H.
01yRomcniber and always buy them OF F. BROWN 6e,
Washington street, that his signed to the di
recton which accompanies the bottle
Fac sale by :. P.REpFlELD and S X. COLLINS, and
dealers in medicine generally.
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Chittenden County.

The "Free Soil" meeting, $50 called,) at Will
liston was fully attended, and resulted in a co.
alition between the third party and the late sup
qorters of Texas, Polk and the Mexican War,
now called Barnburners. Ono loco and one alb
oltionist was placed upon the Senatorial ticket
for Chttenden County from which fact we pre-
sumo that the Wings were not very largely rep
resented on the occasion.
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CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS,

Hon. WIN. IIrNRY has been nominated for re
election to Congress from the first district; Hon.
GEo. T. HopGEs for Presidential Elector.
The proceedings of The Second District Wing
Convention have just come 10 hand; but we
have room only TO say that Hon. WM. HEnARD
was nominated for Congress, and Hon. ANDREW
Tracy for Presidential elector, on motion
of Hon. William Jarvis, these nominations were
unanimously confirmed BY the Convention.
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l 4 h. N. fAALBOtitN, having been at Boston Tor
- some time past, io the purpose of perfectng himself in
the Latest improvement in Dentistry is prepared
compete with the most Celebrated Dentiss in Town or
Country.
Owing the increase of business he has recently made
Repairs and improvements in his Office, and AccessOns
his Apparatus particularly with reference Munufac
ture of ARTIFICIAL TEETH. His facilities are sYch as
enable him TO Insert Whole Parts Of
Beautiful Blocks of GUM TEETH, when required short
notice, u NEW, PATENT, SUCTION PRINCIPLE,
which he has tested in the difficult cases. where they
have resisted the weight OF Ten Pounds without removing
the Teeth. In the PuRIY OF MATERIAL, Beauty of Finish
Suergh and Durability of his work he will defy COMPETE
ton by any Dentist in Vermont.
PLUGGING TEETH.
This operation is the most Intricate and Important bronch
in the science. Many inclined to neglect their
I'll they past remedy have them filed in diseased
condition, the foolish remark So long as ma teeth
don't trouble IpOat trouble them !" they have them
filled by incompetent OPERATOR and consequently lose all
confidence In tho DR. X has examined infinitely the d-
tcTent methods of plugging teeth in the cities and will Fill
them by Peculiar Process, practised by the most Skul
the Contour and Beauty the teeth Gold
condensed tn be mpemeabe air and the fluids Of
the mouth thereby rendering them Permanent for Life;
EXTRACTING TEETH.
The Advertisers Invariablo Success in Extracting tho
most Difficult Teeth is generally known in this vicinity,
that is almost supeInuous aude il. lie frequently
Extracts Bad Rootswhch have been broken off and given
up by other operatoswh Ease and SAFETY which only
the Anatomy of the Mouth. He has Great Variety Of
the most Approved Instruments, for syery Anomalous
Case Dentist of the Cities, aud probably ces
the Number possessed By any other IN his State Chioro-
Inhaler Invented by DIR Hitchcock the Cele
braed Dentist OF Boston, which ohviaes previous ectons
/ TO its use.
I Ladies snd Gentlemen are invited Call and Examine
Old Stand, Stous Iangdon's, Corner OF Main and
State sts. Montpelier VI. August l. lS4e.
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Addison County.

The regular locofoco convention turned out to
be Barnburner meeting. E. d. Barber and
his friends had full swing. Cass was repudated
and Van Buren, was held out as their nun. No
Senators nominated, the convention determining
to wait for coalition with the third party.
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Deatbs.

In Chelsea July 10Th, Mrs Smith, wife of the late Jona-
than Smith, Jr who severely hurt tho time her
husband killed on tho 5h u from the injuries she re-
ceived.
In Massrna n. " April 2 MIS- Fanny A. wife Of Simeon
Judd, and daughter OF WIN. l. vngston, Esq.
In Waterbury, the It'll u boa. Paul Dillingham;, ugeh
80 years revolutionary soldier and Tor 80 years pas
worthy n,embar of Baptist Church In tn place. IN
In TOLLS a3i inst, Christopher r. Farley, ESQ, aged 10.
Mr. FaTley was a Director of Nashua Bank.
a. Midilesex July 9th, Mary Ann, daughter OF warren
np6 Emily Jane Wells, ugod IL months and days also
Juy 30 clara L. Of Harris aud Charlotte Hoyi,
aged months and days.
In Middlesex, 9th instant, MI LucuS Mead, aged 81,
formerly of this village.
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POSTSCRIPT.

We learn that the Barnburner convention re-
suited in a coalition tcket-Oscar l.. Skater
third partly for Governor, Luke p. Poland loco)
foI Lieut. Governor, and L. A. Stansbury, (whig)
for Treasurer. Not remarkably striking.
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brighton Cattle Narkct--JuIy an.

[Repoued for The Boston Daily Journal
Al 300 Beef Cattle 700 Sheep and Lambs and $50
Swine.
Prices-Beef Cao-A few extra %: Ist quality SIS 75a
6 2nd quality SIS 25a5 so Sd quality IS.
Old shcep-l so, 25 Lambs 81 25, 81 65.
Swne-Old Hogs 5a ) l2c. Pigs Gao l-2c
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EXTRACTING TEETH,
Vermont Central Railroad Company.

NOTICE hereby given that assessment Of ten dol
upon share of the stock in this Company,
authorized by of tho Directors in May last has been
laid by The Directors payable the first day OF september
next further of ten dollars upon each such
share. pa able on the 18th OF seplember next.
Payments may he made the Montpelier Bank the Wood
.iocE Hank the farmers and Mechanics Bank
ION W or at office of the Treasurer No. 81 Railroad
Exehage, Boston. -
July % lS4s. el:3w
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CONCERT. We are requested TO say that the
Pcake family will give concert in this village
next week. They have been well pufIed-thats
all we know about them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03

O. The Windham County Democrat has a.
bandoned Cass and Butler and goes with the
Barnburners. Hon. VIM. c. Bradley approves
this course.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

Geo NICHOLS respectfully informs the Citizens OF Ber
N lin and vicinity, that he will again open Select School
at Berlin Monday the eleventh day Of Sept next
tinue ii weeks.
All exercises will be instituted which are calculated to
give thorough primary, well advanced Educa-
ton.
From past and present encouragement, aided by
competent assistants if required, he hopes give entire
satisfaction TO both Patron and Student.
TUITION-S3,O0.
Board obtained in the respectable Families tho
lowest rates.
Berlin, Aug. /, ls4s. sl:3w
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O. Wings, remember the county and dis
trict conventions.
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In 1910 the Loco Focos said that Gen. IIar.
rson was Granny" They are now trying to
make the public believe that Gen. CAss was Gen.
HARRIsoNs aid!
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O}9 The third party leaders in this quarter
have all gone to the Barnburner Convention.
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Rye. For new variety, multicole, raised in
Warren this year, call at j. w. Howes' store.