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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-02
Under shirts and Drawers,
Oct. 10. AT KEITH and BARKERs.
CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
OPEN TO KEENE.
TINE ALTERED.
ON and ner SATURDAY., July 1st the passenger Trains
" will rum in connection with the fclbutg Trims, be-
tween Boston and Keone, as follows;
Leave Boston ut 7, A. NJ. and 2, 7. NJ.
Atrivn III kenn L. A. Nj md o. II. nj.


~ will run, in connection with tho Fchbutg Trims, be-
tween Boston and Keone as follows;
Leave Boston ut 7, A. NJ. and 2, p NJ.
Arrive ut Keeue II, A. NJ, and 6P. NJ.
Leave Koone at 7, A. nnd2 7. NJ.
Arrive ut Boston at II, A. NJ, and 6, NJ
Stages will run in connection with the Tans as follows
From Wnchendon for Rindge and J0iey, the arrival VI
tho morning Trains up, Mondays, Wednesdays und Fri
days, and returning opposite days
From Fitzwilam, for Richmond, Winchester, llnsdalo
and Batteboto', Tuesdays Thursday uDd Saturdays
arrival of the morning Trains up, aud returning from
those places the opposite days to connect with lust 1uin
down being tho shortest Railroad and Stage routc from }os
ton to those pacos. Also from Kccue fol Chosteed and
BmttlebOro', same days arrival of afternoon Train
from Boston up, ARRIVING at rattloboo' evening and
returning opposite mornings TO first Train down. pdssen
gers will arrive Mt Boston at IL, A. NJ
At kocne Stages will connect with all tho Trims TO and
from Walpoc, bellows Falls Chester, Cavcndish, Ludlow,
to Rutland and Buflington DIewsvlo, Astead, Charles
town, Springfield, Woahersfold, Caromont, Newport,
Windsor, Woodstock and Montpelier to Burlington.
This line, ia connexiun with the Fchbntg Rairoad and
the Stages to and from Keene, forms direct line Of
municHtion between Boston and Northern Vermont and
Northern New Hampshire and tho sHoRTEsT and MOST nj
LINE between Southern, Middle and Western Yer
and Western New Hampshire ind Boston and also in
connection with the stag from Wnchondon and Ftchburg
to Worcester and the Worcester aud Providence Ruroud,
the direct line between those sections Of Vermont and
Now Hampshire aud Worcester County and the State Of
Mass, to Lowell direct communication between tho same
portions of New Hampshire and Vermont aud Lowell.
Freight Trims will duly to and from Boston, In
connection with the regular Fitchbuig Trains.
For further information, inquire ut Bigelows Express Of
fee, No. As, Battle street, or No. II, Elm-street
Il. NJ. EDWARDS, President
l.. TILToN, Engineei.
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HEAVY FAILURE. The Burlington Free Press
of yesterday had a Geographic despatch announ-
cling the failure OF IIenshaw, Ward 81 Co., drug
gists, Boston, for S20000
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o. The Commissioners on State Prison rec
ommend in case of removal Of the prison from
Windsor, that it be established either at Isle la
Mott or Rutland.
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Ono U. s. SENATOR. Hon. Thos. Ewing,
Bellamy Siorer, and Salmon P. Chase are pro-
posed TO succeed Hon. WIN. Allen in the U. s.
Senate. The Hunkers are unanimous for the
reelection of Allen.-.N Y. Tribune.
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BAKERSFIELD ACADEMICAL
INSTITUTE.

J. s SPAULDING, 4. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
G. G. BlSBEE. A. NJ, associate Principal
L. ID SHATTUCK, a. u Assistant.
Mrs. J. 5. SPAULDtNG, rrccepttess.
Prof s. NJ. BASSE1'r, Teachers of Vocal and
Mrs =. NJ. BASSETT. instrumental Music.
Miss Z. ". BARNES. Teacher of Painting.
Mr.. l.. d. DAVIS, Eoaoher of Penmanship.
rINHE Fall Term commences Wednesday, Sept 9Th
Classes embracing Sd study both the Eng
lsh and Classical departments will be- formed the
of the Teachers Glass will also be
ganized the time.
Lectures with expct ments usual.
All the text books are furnished by the Primo pas.
TuIrtoN $500 TO 81 GO per term
Boad 81 rs per week, including room washing and fuel
SETH OAkES, Secretary
Baker sfeld. Jul, 90, ls48. Sl:5y
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ID r N TISTRY


nR. IL. kILD0URN, having been at Boston for
a. some time TOT thu purpose of perfcctns himself in
the Latest improvements in Dentistry now prepnIed to
compete with the most Celebrated Dentists in Town OF
Country.
Owing to the increase of business he has recently made
Repairs and improvements in his Office, and Accessons
his Apparatus, particularly with reference the Manuac
ure Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH His facilities are s,ch ms
Beautiful Blocks of GUM TEETH, when required ut short
notice, on NEW, PATENT, SUCTION PRINCIPLE
which he has tested in the most difficult cases, where tey
huve resisted the weight OF Ten Pounds without
Strength and Durability of his work he will defy compe
ton by any Dentist in Vermont.
PLUGGING TEETH.
This operation is the Intricate and Important branch
10 the science. Many ncusd neglect their teeth un
iii they past remedy, have them filed in diseased
condOn,mlkng Tho foolish remark, So long my
doH trouble me Ipont trouble them !" they have them
filled by an incompetent OPERATOR aud consequently lose all
confidence In the DIR X. has examined infinitely the
eTent methods of plugging teeth in the cities, and will Fill
them by Peculiar Process, practised by tho Sku
Dentists In Boston, aud unknown except few, by which
the Contour aud Beauty at the teeth restored Gold
so condcnsed I" be mpemenble air aud tho fluids
the mouth, thereby rendering them Permanent for Lei
EXTRACTING TEETH.
The Advenisers lnvarable Success 10 Extracting the
most Difficult Teeth is 20 generally known in this vicinity
mat II Ia almost supeuOus to alude it, He squenty
ENfncts bad hoos-whch have been broken off and given
up ny other opeiatorswiih Ease and sgey which only
me Anatomy of the Mouth. He has as Great Variety of
the most Approved instruments foI ery Anon ous
any DENTIST IN any of the Cities, probably TiDes
re amer possessed BY any other in this State. Chioro-
uS,SuE inhaler, Invented by DIR Hitchcock Tho Cee-
to It's use. P''''ous o'leouohi
au,es nnd Genilomen are invited to Call and Examine
spsennens of Gum Teeth, in Whole sets &c. a, hs
pu suhu over Storfs & I.ungdona Co.ue, y, H.
'" August 1913.
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Vermont Central Railroad.

-E:..ss:ssss..ss1 DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS will run in
ssss--9s. connection with the Iowell, Nashua, Con
cord and Northern Railr"a Is. ~ fpllows, viz
Leave Boston Tor Mortified, VI at > o'clock A. NJ,
Leave oriI6eld VI. for Boston NJ O'Clock A. NJ.
Upon the arrival of the ut Bethel Stages will IN
uhuItss TO convey passengers Rutland rnndou and
Mlddenry the evening, and their arrival nj North.
heidi Stages will he in readiness for Montpelier and in
leave the next day, and arrive in Burlington in season for
the bouts on Lake Champllin. g2Jw Oct 70
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many can make pitcher If one twinge Of
pain make an ache, how many will make m acre.
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FISHING TACKLE.

q, baooo Rods, packed in tho shape of Walking Canes
hp hooks large enough to hold shark silk aud Linen
nesi WIRE Wound Lines for pickeIel, Fly Hooks aud
9 The aoove mentioned articles may be found at the
18th Sept lSis, 81
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ION PIECES

OF Alpaccas. Lionese Cloth, Mohar Lustrcs, Imperial
~ Lustros, Madonna Plads, Dolislo Stripes, Thibot
Cloths, etc. selling very CHEAP at SPALDING'S.
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PILES I! PILES! PILES!
A Cure for Life Secured.
DIR, UDham's ElectUarv.

AN INTERNAL REMEDY FOR THE CURE or PILES.
TIVE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTuARY invented by
York city is the only really ul remedy for that dam
and tistressIng complaint the Piles, offered
the American Public.
The Eoctuary contains Mineral Medicine, NO Aloes
Colocynth Gamhose, other powerful and irritating purga
tive No fear of taking cold While under its n1ncnceuo
change in diet necessary. IL taken according dlrecons
| cure for life Is guaranteed
Another certificate added to the hundreds that have al
ready been received of the Efficacy of Dr. Upham Ecctua
V:-
RUSSELL Co. Ala. Feb. 90, 1877.
Messrs. Winter and Eppinsi Gen,-For the last fifteen
years have been afflicted with that distressing dis
the ecdns Pes, and have had recourse TO great
many medicines without obtaining relief, until obtained
three boxes Of upham's Pile Eectuary from you, which
have far relieved that take great pleasure IN recon-
mendng "uphan's ElectuaIy" ali who esietsd wi,
Files, as safe and sure remedy
(Sisned) d. p. BILLS,
Formerly Book Keeper Bank OF Columbus.
AnfasnEnatOFy Diseases.
Although The ELEETUARY was originally prepared for
the cure of Piles yet has proved Itself to he medicine
far superior TO all Others in all diseases of nammuioy
chauctc with determination of blood TO any particular
part or "rSan In lnnlmaon aud congestion of the Liver
aud Spccn lnummatun Soreness and liberation Of the
Stomach, Bowels Kidneys aud Bladder; in lnfammuioTy
and AercuTial Bheumam, is the best Medicine dis
covered.
NEw-YoRK, June "a, 1913.
messrs. Kctchun and Hcnshaw This certifes that l
nut more particularly within tho last nine months Having
used all the lies prescribed by my physician, also hav
lug tried other little Advantage oecomo
very much discouraged, and elt though mt suffer
long as lived. But prOydGntialy Informed by Mr.,
Motif Instructor OF the public Schools at staten Island,
that could be cured by your valuable Pile Eecuay. av
ing confidence IN his statement immediately procured
OF the medicine, happy inform you that
am perfectly cured by the of DUTY hox.
Very truly, your obodien, servant,
GEORGE ROB'T CROSS.
r5-Sold wholesale and Retail by KErCHUM IL HEN
SHAW l2l Fulton street, NJ Y, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canada.
Price 81 per hoI 59yl
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stanson's EXTERNAL REMEDY,
CALLED
HUNTS IMMINENT.

" y i ~ a
! 5 now universally acknowledged to be the iNFALlBLE
1 REMEMY for
SPINAL .4f;ctions, Rheumatism, PARALYSIS and all
Nervous Affections Sail Rteum, Group orHiues,
.qgue IN he Breast and Face Ht0k Joints,
CoidS, TooAache, Sore Throat and Quincy,
liberated Sores, Burns, Frosted Feet, Mdoient
Ulcers, Fresh Hounds, Bunyans, Corns, Stoei-
lings and Bruises. Scrotulous Affections, Pains
in the Neck, Nervous Headdche, Tic Doioreur,
Sprains, Mosquito Bites, aud all Ctianeous
and Nervous Diseases.
The TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS which hns attended tho
curing the of the different above
northumberland the lIlGn ENCOMIuMs that have been
the ah % cn On the AFFLICTED to resort a, once TO
the ONLY REMEDY THAT CAN BE RELIED ON.
nal Renedy, Hunts Linimeut
The following letter from the highly eminent Physicians
who have been attached the Mount Pleasant State prison
for many years. Is the best evidence OF the value this cell
obrated Lnimcnt.
My Dear S,-l received your note Ul yesterday asking
my opinion 10 elltion 10 Hunts Linincn pIepcdLy
Mr. George f. Stanton. Knowing compositions and hav-
ing frequently used IT, recommend safe External
Remedy und In my opinion, the BEST Imminent in use.
Very truly aud respectfully yours,
Gel. Pierre Van Cortlant, Crotch Manor.
fully concur in the above opinion
YORKTOWN, January IA, Is45
S-In reply 10 your letter, would say that have used
your External Remedy, cae Hunts Linimen in my pfac-
uuhes ut3gy say TINT believe ii to be tho best external
Remedy in use Tor the complaints for which you
mend it, Yours respectfully,
BENZ. y. MILLER, NJ. d.
FEVER SORES.
The following ete has just been received from tho hands
Of Dr. Benlmin d. Miller, Of the of old ndolent
Ulcer Fever Sore This person has been under the hands
Of several Physicians aud used every Remedy, found
relief till he induced try Hunts Linimen, which Of
fecled perfect cure.
PisEsBKlDcE, June 10, 1s45.
Geo. T. Stanton, Esq: Dear Sir,-For years have
suffered with what is community called Fever Sore on
leg can scarcely describe you all have endured
io this long PERIOD by this dreadful complaint Only about
halt tie time have been able work. have had it e1-
amned by several physicians aud tried many the Rene
dies OF the day for this Kind OF disease, but of af
fuded any relief for Dr. Miller he reconnen-
dod Hunts Liuimeut. did So und after using
hvo bottles, entirely we'll Of hdeous sore, that sup
posed would hang Tor life. feel like n man. aud
heartily recommend this linmcnt to all FIRING persons
that they may DO relieved al Mot respectfully yours
OWEN O'SLAVIN.
Remember this Eminent il sold at the extraordinary low
price oil % bottle Who would hesitate, when
tain relnfis to he had for n small u sum
Sold by every respectable Druggist and Merchant through
out the county. GEORGE L; STANTON, Proprietor.
Sbg Sing. NestehasIfr Co n. y.
For sale also by S. X. Collins, Redfeld Gannis, and
Silas Burbank, VII lesale agents. 9llm N
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WAN 4 ED

IMMEDIATELY, by the subscriber, smart. intelligent
Boy from IL to Is years of ago. apprentice the
Blacksnithing business. Any who wishes qualify
himself particularly for Ironing Carriages and Slugh an
opportunity is presented that is very common as bo
irons from 100 to 2O0 in u year.
ERASTUs COOK.
Brookheld Centre, Oct. l7th, 1913.
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Capt. Alvin EdsCn's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, The Hon. Probate Court for the
District of Randolph SIS. District OF Randolph to all
concerned in the Of Alvin Edsun of
dolph In said misunderstanding.
WHEREAS, John Edison, administrator the estate Of
w said deceased, make application to this Court, for
License 10 sell MI the real estate of said deceased aud rep
roTohis that the would BIO beneficial 10 the heirs and
those interested in said estate.
1hnreforc, hereby notified to appear session
o said Court to he holden at the Probate Office in Chelsea
in said District the lst Monday of November I6Is
and show cause any hovo, why license should
granted aforesaid.
Ard this order shall be published three weeks successive
w in the Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed at
Montpelier in this State tho last of which puhlira
shn be before the day assigned for hearing aOfosad
Dated ut Chelsea this Ilth day of November 1913.
By order OF Court
90 CORNEI.IIS w CLARKE Rccis,nr
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Il complaint Of a most painful character, is
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED.

and cure follows by lew dnys OF this Article Il Il
far bcDre any other preparation fur this disease for any
other disease originating from impure blood. See Pam
phist.
This disease is purely of the blood the action OF
this medicine is speedy that the Piles, whether inter-
nal or external, will he cured by its in few weeks
Hundreds, perhaps say thousands have been per
cctly cured in the of three bottles of this mix
turc and as this cure is produced from the action of this
panacea upon the blood is likely he permanent
tllan prnhucel from external rcnlrlins.
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Rogue 0long Yatchong Tea,

Strong rich Black Teaa powerful aniidote for Dye
IA pepsia Also all kinds Of Black and Green Tea-for
sale Cheap for Cash by 81 @. w. SCOTT.
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ssfiEETINGS,

IOOO YDs. good shecing, 1000 hes, do 400 fine 40
WV in. do-at prices that ali the Cash Store
sept 26, 'iS. II. KING.
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INHE annual neetIng of tho Orange County Mutual Fio
Il Insurance Company will be holden at the Inn of u. +.
Dickinson Ia Chelsea, dnesday, being the goth day Of
December next at O'Clock Z. NJ for the choice OF OIL
eet and the transaction Of any other necessary business
Chelsea, oel.l0, 1875 d
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AGENTS. s Collins, Montpelier Theodore A. Peck
Bsiington J. l. butcher It Adams, w Hatch, Win
ook Falls French & Walker, Bure Fosei G ow, Chel
sea John Campbell, Addesex, Simpson & Arms, Wa
tetbury; }. Kennedy Co, Richmond Suievant Oh up
man, Tunbridge; Il Nevins, Royalon Jacob Smith
Bethel Gay, Gaysvillo; Morgan Sons, stockbridse
Briggs Pierce, Rochester.
Il. HUNT, Travelling Agent sO:Iv
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CYNVNlA KENNEY,s ESVAVE,

CFNGGlA IA ENNEN'S ESTATE.
TUE subscribers having been appointed by the Honorable
PROBATE Court for the Distinct of BIadfcrd commits
sionors TO receive, examine and adjust all claims and
mhnd OF all persons against the estuc of Cynthia kenney
lutte OF Thrttor in SAID district deceust d. all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thcroto And six months
from the 7 day of 81 pember le4S being allowed by SAID
court 10 the creditors of said deceased exhibit and prove
ho- respective claims before us,-We hereby give notice
hat we will attend to the duties of our appointment the
dwelling hOu-o OF Jonathan Emerson in Thetfud, in snd
District the third Tuesday Of December aud Fe6ruury,
ut nine O'Clock in the forenoon each Of said days
JONATHAN EMERSON, Commits
JOSEPH FLETCHER, siOners.
ThctfDrd, October 4. 1913 90
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GLAD TO CIRCILAT

gratuousy. Put up in 30 bottles, at So; 10 OF. do
At eaci-ic larger holding OF. than small
bottles Look out and not get imposed upon Every bot.
te has "Vaughn's Vegetable Iithontripc MIXTURE"
blown upon the glass, the rren signature of &C. &.
Vaughn on the directions, and &c. C. Vaughn Buffalo,
stamped on The cork. None other genuine Prepared
by Dr. o. e. Vaughn, and sold nj the Principal Office 2O7
Main street, Buffalo, at wholesale and retail No ntten-
ongiven 10 letters unless post paid Orders from regu-
larry constituted agents ercepted. Post paid letters or
verbal communications soliciting advice, promptly at
tended TO- gratis For sale by all respectable Druggists in
the United States and Canada.
In.
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SUGARS. MOLASSES

.&gA Real Estate at gsNs
E!!;#3s AUCTION. SWA
-NksAA The Farm in VOL =
colt on the River amoe, containing three hundred and
htY acos, owned by Thomas and the Farm for
situation, Facilities for sugnring and productions in town.
situated in tho centre ofthe town and with good
propouOn OF the best intervao on tho and likewise
Farm in the Ccnuo Of tho town of fifty with thirty.
v9 under Improvement orchard of 1873 and
place on the same Also, fifty sixty of hay on the
premises Lk0wsc two thousand Of good well tim
beied wild Lands IN Wolcot and Gilmore, will be exposed
Tor sale TO the best bidder on tho 2jh day OF November
at ten O'Clock forenoon house tho promises
Otherwise di-p0ssd of.
Terms OF payment made oasy-wh pay day Of three or
or iouf Yeas Tor one hail. with the interest annually secured
on tie premises. THOMAS TAYLOR
Wolcolt, October 10Th, 1913. %
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TO MERCHANTS & TRADERS,

IU MERCHANTS q TRADERS,
AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED IN YER
MONT MANUFACTURES.
THE subscribers beg leave they nre on
gagged in the manufacture of COTTON THREAD
KNITTING COTTON, CARPET YARN, and HARNESS
TWINE,a
Pisfsf0r6, YHflaHd 0uufy, U1.
IL is their purpose, with Vermont integrity to make
first tate article, and put in full pounds six skoins 10
the No. We shall keep constantly hand ut our Mill
full supply Of Unbeuched, Beached Colorod Thread
both of sea Island and New Orleans Cotton. Also ali 9th
articles of our manufacture. We also purpose sending
than through ali tho middle and northern parts the State
at least twice that Merchants un oppor
tunitv To buy first rate article OF Thread
ters Mt less than Boston prices.
We shall also keep supply with ]. w HOWES of Mont
peer, who will act Agent receiving orders and for
waIding Thread. LOTHROP g. PENFIEi.D
April 26, 1913. 6s:ly
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proof of in this distressing. class of cJmplans-
See pamphlet al broken d9iop, de5ita,ed consultations
from the effect of mercury. will ud the bracnI power OF
this article TO act immediately, and the poisonous mineral
eradcatcd from the system.
1he - distinct properties which compose this article
manifest themselves particularly in the application OF tile
compound for the distressing class Of complains which
head this paragraph For ceares there has been used in
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INSURANCE NOTICE.

Making an entire assormet and the prices low the
the Chem Cash Slore opposite the Brick Church.
Oct '4s 80 n. KING.
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NO MAN

SHOULD buy any hind of Goods until he has examined
~ KINGS prices at tho Cheap Cash Store, Mann
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DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM.

weak back, weakness Of the Kidneys &C. inhainma-
ton of same, is Immediately retered By n days
Mis medicine, and cure is always result Of its II
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deefcrons compound is part Of This MIXTURE cures
these diseases with certainty and celebrity, and does
leave the system torpid. See Pamphiei.
SO thoroughly does this mixture IN this disease, that
immediate is made. All other remedies arc now
aside, this great vegetable preparation, safe, (or
contains no poisonous mineral, which the basis of all
ntl,o Icy Ann and
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HncOIitestibIe Proofs

IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
Dr. Bradee-Dear Sir: The Hungarian Balsum is be ond
all question most perfect aud admirable preparation for
diseases ofihe Lungs have used it my family and in
my professional practice for than yenrs with the
most uniform and entire success 10 cases of euere Paa0HG
disease and can conscenously recommend It to all who
afflicted the certain remedy for such diseases
with which am acquainted. Yours respectfully,
FREDERIC SToRER, NJ. ID.
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BE WISE TODAY !

Delay In any OF Consumptve tendency is
y Death, under AL ordinary Treatment The Hungarian ia
sam Is great ANTIDoTE, as woll US CURATIVE If Won
have symptoms above described be advised in time
sold 70 large Bottles at one dollar per bottle
AGENTs-JhoniPslier =, X. Collins Barre II. y. Them
J; Cook e. Corfnh Blake. Nesobury, y. a il. KeSss
Breerd, g. Prehard aud BY dealers in msdieine son
e'eiV hiVusnou' Nc" England kSyl Z
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CYRUS CuMMtNGs,l
~" Mr. Il. formerly Of Woodstock, VT In
or Vermont to take Dispositions, &c. 6S:Gm
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CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT.

which in all diseases arrangements of the female frame
o6sirHetioas, dtBcahie pGatni rsensruations &c has
effected cure This root is indigenous our soil, and
found in large quantities, aud as medicinal properly
stands without an equnl il forms Of the compounds
In the preparation. which whole is the best remedy
ever given 10 dcbiitaed fcnae sure and the sys-
IN will be n IN hpaIt nv itsu
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LIVER COMPLAINTS,
NO MINERAL AGENT,

FeUer and 4gne. Bilious Diseases--To the Great
especially, and wherever these complaints prevail
medicine is offered.