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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-05
Drfrrrc0 ArtitIrs.
Promotion in the Army.

In long list Of brevet promotions conferred
for gallant and mcritorious conduct IN the late
war with Mexico by the President and Senate,
at the late session OF Congress, and published
In the ln,elgencer of August Both, we observe
the following names of officers from this State
UindSOr journal.
Col. SYLVESTER CnURcHiLL, Inspector Cen
ernl, to be Brgader General by brevet, for
gallant and merorious conduct in the battle Of
Bucna Vista, Mexico" to date from February
81 1S47.
Brevet Major LucAN u. WEBSTER Captain
list Artillery, to be Lieutenant Colonel by brevel,
"for gallant and mer,orlous conduct in the bat
ties of Bueua Vista, Mexico" TO date from Feb
ruary %, 1917.
Second Lieutenant TRUMAN SEYMOUR, LIST
Artillery, tnow LIST Ieuonant,) TO be FIRST Lieu
tenant by brevel, for gallant and merItorlous
conduct in the battle OF Cerro Gordo, Mexico,
on the 17th and 18th Of April, 1917, TO date
from April z, 1917.
Colonel NEWMAN S. CLARKE, 9th Infantry,
to be Brgndler General by brevet, q for gallant
and meritofous conduct IN the battles OF Con.
treras and Churubusco Mexico, Aug. 90 1917"
to date from August 20, 1917
Lieut.. Colonel ETHAN a. UITcHcocK, 3D. In
fantry, to be Colonel by brevet "ior gallant and
meritorous conduct in the battles of Contreras
and ChuruLusco, Mexico August 20, 1917" TO
date FROM August 30, 1917.
Brevet MAJOR GEonGE WRIGHT, Captain 9Th
Infantry, (now Major 4lh lniantry,) to be Colonel
by brovel, for gallant and merltorous conduct
IN the battles Of Conlreras and Cburubusco,
Mexico- August 20, 1917" to date from August
20, lc41 a; aud " Tor gallant and merltorous con-
duct in the battle of Molmo del Ray, Mexico,
Sept 6, lS47," to date from Sept. &, lel7.
First Lieutenant EDWARD c. BoYNroN LIST
Artillery, TO be Captain by brevei, "tor gallant
and meritorions eoudnct IN The battles OF Con-
ireras and Churubusco, Mexico, Aug. 20, lS47,'
TO date from Aug. 20, lol7.
Captain L. a. KIMBALL, 9th Infantry, to be
Major by brcvet, for gallant and uerilorious
conduct in the battles of Controras aud Churl-
busco, Mexlco,'' TO date from Aug 90, 1917.
Second Lieutenant WILLIAM A. NEWMAN
9Th Infantry, to be FIRST lieutenant by brevet
I" for gallant aud mcrltorious conduct in the bat
ties of Conrerus and Churubusco, Mexico" to
date IRON Aug. 20, 1917
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-05

How is THIS THE New Hampshire Patri-
OF, the leading Democratic paper in N, H., dis
closes the following particulars of bargain,
which it said existed between the Democrats
and Barnbuners in this State, previous to our
lat. election:
AS to the Democratic vote, it is larger than
we could expect, if it is true that they bargained
with tue "sub soilers." 1t is said that there
was an understanding That Shalter should be run
the highest. in order that, ihe iuo parties secured
The Legislature, he ShouM be elected Govrnor-
one Of The two haci"g 10 be taken; and in return
the DmocratS ieere 10 hare lie United States Sen
ator."
lfthere was such bargain we have no re-
grct that has been defeated True Democrats
should always discountcnancc such transactions
We have no doubt bargain of this kind was
made by the leaders, though we can hardly be
lieve 1t was generally understood among the
rank and file How beautifully our Van Buren,
friends would have illustrated their Stree soil
sincerity and consistency, by uniting with the
Cass Democracy in choosing u Free Trade, Polk
Dallas, Texas, War and Slavery Democrat tc
the United States Senate = Earle
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Nrm 1lork Notifies.
PAPER HANGlNGS DEPOT,
No. 1S COrtIn1adt ST., NcVy-N OriS,

Opposite The Ucscra IiofcL
TIE CROEON MANUFACTURING CO.
COrrdnizod under tho General Manufacturing Luz 0 the State
0fNtp- York.
OFFER AT WHOLESALE, in quantities to suit puT
~ cbascrs, Jaagdeprer's Lo~es prices, for Cash or
approved Credit,
PAPER llANGGNCs every variety of style and prico
BORDERS to match.
FIRE BOARD PRINTS in great VARIETY
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SH \DES.
OH, PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, and
WIDE WINDOW CURTAIN PAPERS.
Of the latest styles aud superior fns MI of hoir own
manufacture and importation As their stock is large and
enttey new they invite Merchants, booksellers, aud Deal
crs IN these articles call aud examine Their styles and
prices whenever they visit the city.
Country Merchants erdmiae this stock from sir O'clock
IL the morning til ten o'ciock IN tic oUoHiHg.
N,,y VnrL r,l, % lSiS Gl:7m
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o. We are happy to learn on the best of au-
thorny, that it Is now certain that The Cheshire
Railroad will be completed It's entire length to
Bellows Falls before next January; and that be.
fore that time, the Sullivan will DC finished, as
also that part of the Vermont Central between
Windsor and White RIVER Tue iron for this
pant Of the Central is now ready, and will soon
be laid The cars are now running on this road
AS far as RoXbury in tins State, and the pros
poets OF the early complexion Of the entire road
are very encouraging. Central stock is now
sought with eugeruess, both in Boston and in
the country.
There is no doubt that the Passumpsic will
be completed to Wells River in November, and
we are told On high authority that the Passump,
sic cars will run to Bradford early in October
Windsor Journal.
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INVALUABLE
FAMILY COMPANION.

TX Lectures Causes, Prevention ind Cure of Consnmp
- ton, Asthma, Discusses OF the Heart and all Female
Diseases 23 pages % engravings. Paper 80 bound
IS cents. Mail to any putt-posingc IL cents. .
Shoulder Braces and Chest ExpHndos, 81 Mail 10 any
part so eta postage. inhnmg Tubes, Silver, 81 by mail
letter postage. abdominal supporters perfect, s. 10
for all Rupures Failing of the Bowels and Womb and Weak
Back and Chests by Express everywhere. For Braces
Supporters Rupture supporters give height from head
foot and of person next the surface just
above the hips II Ruptule which side Agents
wanted nr The sale of the above goods Address DE- s. 81
FITCH, T07 Broadway, New York. post paid.
Feb. "a, tS4S. 63:ly.
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GEo. w. +. CUsTIs, the nearest surviving REL
alive OF Washington, now eighty years old, will
cast his vote for the Presidential candidate upon
whom the mantle Of the Father Of his country
has fallen. lie said in letter 10 a Wing Con-
yention
=" In making my choice, shall pay regard to
the services which each candidate has rendered
10 the country, and shall prefer the honest man,
who has been ready to peril his lie in the de-
fence OF his country. prcierring The tented field
and The hard ground for his bed when his coun-
try calls for his services, TO him who prefers
wealth and luxury, and lounges npon silken
couches, IN pcrlumed chambers. / slau gire mn
cote Jor honest Zachmy 1oyiOr!' and when
deposit II IN the ballot box on The 7th of Novem-
Der next, INIT roe ,OW hail from The sacred shades
Of Mount panon! Long continued applause,
with scarcely dry eye in the assembugcl
Bul, my countlymcn, tie setting sun, emblem
a'le OF myself Is departing from among you, and
adInonlshes me that must close my remarks
May God prolec' aud preserve our beloved coun
lry' and watch over the rulers whom the people
may select - guide its dcslinies
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Catching a Tartar.

A correspondent of the Tribune, writing from
Utica, during the late Barnburner State Conven.
ton there, communicates the following:
"To-morow morning, presume, at 8 o'clock.
the nominations will be made with reclamation
ms above, and then the Convention will ADJOURN
some OF the Free Soil men wrote to Mark II
Slbley (wmg) of Canandagua, asking his consent
TO he nominated for Governor. 1t is understood
that ho replied by Telegraph that he was for
Free Soil, but that the Buffalo Platform was moi
large enough for him--thal he was for Free Soil
ard Gen. Taylor"
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HENRY CLAY.-The Nalchez Courier of tho
9Th instant, says:
g letter from this distinguished statesman
was received III town Il few days since. In 1t,
he stated that he should cordially support zen.
Taylor, Hnd expressed surprise that any one
could have thought for an instant that he would
take any other course"
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@ BONNETS !QD
llliyur Stpelc's lIh,ntp,

STATE OF NERMONT, The Hon. The rrObnte Court
District OF Randolph, IS for said DislrcL-foo per
sons concerned in tho estate OF Ezur Steele, late OF Ran
dolnh deceased, -Gteetng
al HEREAs, Ezur steele, administrator OF the estate
w of said deeeased, requests said Court to allow him
September A. d. 1913, 10 make ymcnt OF tho debts and
cInss the .ettlsinent OF tho estate
ynu are hereby notified that said application
will be beard at session Of the Probate Couit hold
Cnelseu On the "a Monday OF October next, at which Time
you may los hend tho pInNos And this order shall DO
published three weeks suceess ely IN tho Vermont Watch
man q STATE Journal lneYspaper p0ied at Moolpeer, In
,his STATE the last Of which puhc sha he before tho
diy assigned for hearing as alorcsnid.
Given undur my baud ~ ne Pobdio Oihce at Chelsea
this 18Th day oil sopteniber, 1878.
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ZEI,AlI IITLJ.,s ESTATE.

I'E subschcs having been appointed ny the ienoiaole
Probate Court Tor the DIsuet ot Washington, connS-
sioue receive, cxaminc, and ADJUST all claims aud de-
mnnls of all persons against the estate oil Ieuh s, A''
o AitddesuN, said district d.cansed Iepeseh'ou o
vent and the tern, months from tho lh duN OF sop
lenbor lSs, allowed by said Court 10 Tho creditors o sau
decens oxhhu aud prove their respective claims oe'oo
usDo give thatwe will attend TO the dnes OF our
eppoinnout the dwelling house of said deceased ~ M
dlesex Had District tho itsl Saturdays OF ocobai
nnd March next, at nine clock Forenoon on eae % sMd
days. HORACE HOLDEN, / CJmmis-
BRACKET l.. PRESCOTT, sioaerS,
yhiddeser, Sept H. a. ID. l5le. eS
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
OPEN no IkEENE.
TIME LITER Ell

ON and after SATURDAY July LIST, the passenger Trains
~ wall run, connection with the Fclbuig Trains, be-
tween Boston aud keone, as follows;
Leave Boston at y A. NJ, and 9, 7. NJ.
Arrive ut Keono ii, A. NJ, aud 6, r. NJ.
Leave Keenc at 7, A. NJ aud J.. NJ
Arrive ut Boston az H. A. ~, and @, T NJ.
stages viii fuu IN with the TanH as follows
From Winchcndon, for ndgo and Jnfey, on the arrival Of
INC morning Irnns Mondays, wednesdays and FIJI
days, and returning on opposite days
from Fuzwillinm, for Richmond, Winchester, Hinsdnle
and Bmoboro' on Tuesdays 1hursdny- and Saturdays,
places tho opposite days connect with last Train
dawn being tho shortest Railroad Stage Bo-
those places. Also, from Kone fo nd
Btaoboro days, arrival of niternoon Train
from Boston up ARRIVING at BrateborO evening and
returning opposite mornings TO first Train down. pussen
gers will arrive at Boston at II, a. VI.
AT Koeuc, Stages will connect with all tho Trains and
from Wnpoe Bellows Falls, Chester, Caveudsh Ludlow,
to Rutland and Burngtonj nIewsvillo, AseHd, Charles
town. Springfield, Wcnlhcrsfod, ClarOmOnt, Newport,
Windsor, Woodstock and Montpelier to 'uington
This nc IN connexun with the fitchbng Rairond, and
the Stages aud from Kecne, forms direct line Of com
muncnti0n between Boston and Northern Vermont and
REor LINE between Souiheru, Middle aud Western Yer
and Western New Hampshire and Boston; and also, in
xiun with the stages from WinchcudOu and Fchburg
Worcester, and the Worcester aud Providence RnrOnd
the line between those sections OF Vermont and
Nav Hampshire aud Worcester County aud the State of
Mass Lowell, direct communication between tho
port ious Of New Hampshire and Vermont and Lowell
Freight Trnins will run daily to and from Boston, in
onnortion with the regular FitchbuIg Trains.
For further information, inquire at Bgcl0ws Express Of
fc.i, No. AS Brattle street or No. II, Elm-street
II. VI EDWARDS, President.
H. TlLToN, Engineer.
On
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FIRE ENGINES!

- ULT in tho most thorough liable to get out
ID # order, ind warranted to do good execution
Portable Engines from 20 to SIS
Lqrper EngiHestrom 100 to $500.
These the economical Engines that built,
aud afforded low that every Village, Facory, or
NeehbohOod, afford to purchase protection against
Fne
Engines warranted TO he of power equal to any other
chine, aud furnished a Fourth less price
J. T.. & J. II. PADDOCK.
PADpocK's FuRNAcr,l zsc
ST.. Jnhnsbury, VI. '0"
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Making Dor for the year ending August 3D. 1913,
Said To The original OF plemiun
note without reference any and to be paid
10 the Treasurer at his office IN Montpelier before the
18Th day October lsis being the day of the annual meet
ing of ruid Company.
As usual list persons insured in the several towns with
the amount of due from each respectively, VIII
be Urwufded the elect to the Legislature
by whom the money ba MemnoTs OF the company
should ecoect this opportunity, as affords TO all ehenp,
safe and way by which to their insurance
can be transmitted aud expected that eae memDe oi
the conpany om whom assessments are due, VIII improve
the opportunity offered The assessments are ass ~
Octgbr and in order meet the liabilities OF the COMPANY,
must DO paid in promptly The assessments ,n year are
small ~ "a Der con and easily be paid by he members
az ,h eompnny when due little pains taken TO forward
the money by your in the i win save the
members much expense and trouble and am Instructed by
Inc Directors 10 tsko efficient measures TO enforce the colec
ie",sl,snre J. a. THURSTON, Treasurer.
Insurance Office, Montpelier, Augusta, lsis.
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BEAUTIFUL, CHOICE, AND
DESIRABLE
FANCY GOODS,
No. 1AI WASHINGTON STREET,
BOSTON,,
emo [Neufly opposite the OLD soUTHl
VNHE Subscriber offers OF Wholesale and Retail the lagest
1 variety If FANCY GOODS offered IN this city,
end he has adopted tho
LOW PRICE SYSTEM,
LARGE SALES &SMALLPROFITS.
lie is enabled offer his Goods AS Low fnot LOWER
than any other establishment in the United States A.
mong Immense variety he will montiona few Of the
beading articles which ho customers, comprises
shell, lpOrm AZ FANCY COMBS.
Elegant wrought she'll Back and side CoMBstcal Paris
made Buffalo Horn, Cap, Dressing and Ivory COMBS,
Wrougl Cap, and Braid CONRs, com
pisng splendid assor,ment
Perfumery and Cosmetics.
LUBIN's weknown Perfumes Of all he most fashionable
ODORS, twenty Eve different kinds Lubin SOAPS,
Guerain'. PERFUMES, Jules Ilanel's Ean DE
LUsTRAl Ond Ok Marrow & Bears OIL.
Also, his celebrated DYE for insan-
''"' SEE %PFiTFt 'Sf iIISS,E. by
Together with rull assortment Of SOAPS, poMADEs,
SC. and over, otlrrat,icle Ofwel known utility
for tho compexon
BRUSHES.
Hat. Hair CIoh. Tooi and Shaving BRtsiiEA, some
splendid patterns Of Englrsh X Fench Tooth
Brushes made particularly for his
EOUS ARTICLES.
COLD and snvrk PENCIL CAsEs-srECrACLEs, all
kinds ROGERS Scissors FkHires of tho most up
proved paiterns-DIAMuND NEEDLEs-stee and Gilt
BEADS; Silk Velvet and steel BAGS and PURSES;
very Of Indies and Gentenen'T Dres
sing Gases, splendid Work Boxes CuId Gases OF she'll
Pearl and Ivory, POCKET BOOKS roRT p lollos &c;
valiety Of GAMES nnd amusing DIssECrED PICTURES,
embracing complete assortment of all the different varc-
GOLD PENS AND CASES,
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DE IT'S Il II Y .

- II ~ L - Ia
nR. II. ISILBOURS, having been at Boston for
the Latest Improvements in Dentistry, is prepared to
compete with tho most Celebrated Dentists in Town or
Country.
Owing TO the increase Of business he has recently made
Repairs aud Improvements in his Office, and Accessions to
his particularly with reference the Manutuc
turo Of ARTIFICIAL 1EEI II. His facilities are oh as
enable him insert mole Parts of sets OF the most
Beautiful Blocks of GUM TEET II, when required, Mt short
notice, on u NEW, PATENT, SUCTION PRINCIPLE,
which he Inns tested the difficult cases. where they
have resisted the weight Of Ten Pounds without removing
tho Teeth In the PumTY OF MATERNAL, Beauty Of FINISH,
Sttcgth Durability of his work, he will defy compete
tion by any DoutIst in Vermont
PLUGGING TEETH.
This operation Is the most Intricate and Important branch
they past remedy, have them filed in discussed
rondition,-uaking he uu remark, " So long teeth
topi trouble 'front.' trouble hmjh OF they have them
filled by incompetent OPERATOR aud consequently lose all
ent methods of plugging teeth in the cities, aud will fi
them BY Ptcgdr Process pracsed by the m"st sklllu
Dentists in Boston, and unknown except 10 lew, by which
the Contour Bounty the teeth Icstoedt Gold
the mouth therciy rendering them Permanent for Lfe
EXTRACTING. TEETH.
The Advertisers lnvHriablc Success in Extracting the
most Difficult Teeth is generally know in this vicinity
hnt 1t is almost upcrluous alude to it, lie frequently
Extracts Bad R0otswhich havo been broken off and lNen
IN by other opcatowith Ease ard sttg which can only
ncqued by LOag Experience aud Intimate knowledge Of
the Anatomy the Mouth. lie has Great Variety Of
the most pprOved Instruments, fol every Anomalous
Case, any Dentist ANY OF the Cities, aud probably 1eee
the NHgbGr possessed By other M thus State ChiOro-
aud UNIQUE inhaler Invented by Dr Hitchcock, the Cse
bued Deutist OF Boston, which obvates previous econ
| to its
LADIES and Gentlemen are invited to Call and Examine
| Specimens OF Gum Teeth, in " hole Sets, &c, at his
old stand, over Stors lansdon's Corner OF Main and
| state SIS, Montpelier, VT August !, 1896
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J. s, sPAULDTNG, A. NJ, Principal.
&C BlsBEE, A. NJ, Associate Principal
u. ID. sHATTUCK, An Assistant.
Mtp. J. =. SPAULDING, Pfeceptress.
Prof =. N. BASSErT, Teachers Of Vocal and
Mrs. :. NJ. BAsSErT. instrumental Music.
Miss Il. NJ. BARNES. Teacher of Painting
Mr. l.. d. DAVIS, Eeacher of Ponmanship
fINIE Fail Term commences " edno dav, Sept. 6tb-
Glasses embracing 81 of study In both the Eng
fish and Classical Departments will be formed the
mencomcnt of the term Teachers Closs will also be
guniZed Mt the sumc time.
Lectures with experiments ~ usual
All the text book. Unfinished by tho PRINCIPALS,
TurrioN $500 to S4OO per term
BOafd 2j per week, including room, wishing and fuel
SETH OAKEs, Secretary.
Bakersfield. Jul, 90. 1913. sI;5y
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CO-PARTNERSIllP.

THE undersigned having entered into Co-parner>hp
Il dot the frm OF HYDE & MAR>TON, wilt continue
business the old stand whore their friends aud the pub
ic will always obtain fair equivalent for their money.
Il. w. HYDE,
]. T. MARSTON.
September l. 1913. 81
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RgRS. LYDIA C0es WELLS ES-
q
FlNminialiIl Mushce,s Estntc.

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court holden Al
District ui Randolph, Probate Office in Chrlsea, with
in aud oI said district the 10Th day Sep A. ID, 1878.
Present, the Hon. Levi u. Villas, Judge.
Instrument puTporiing tn be the last will ana Tesa-
~ meut of Benjamin Busbno, late Of Orange, in said
district deceased, being presented to tho Conn here ly
John Peak the executor therein named for Pobatei II
i ordered by said cout that all persons concerned the ien,
be notified uppenr session of said Court 10 be holden
at the Probate Office in Chelsea on tho 9th day Of Ooo.
bor 1915 and show ifany they may have against
tho Probate OF said will oI which purpose !" further or
dered that copy of the record u this order he published
tree weeks successfully in the Vermont NaIchnao, print
ed at Montpelier, us soon as may be, -
by order Of Court, q, W. CLARKE REGISTER.
A true copy OF Record, ....
80 Attest, c. ". CLARKE REGISTER
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LUCY HOSMER /:

NEW BOOK BY JUDGE THoMPsoN-just pub
N lished, and for sale by the Dozen single, at
WALTON'S BOOKSTORE.
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proof Of in this distressing class Of Complaints
See pamphlet Al broken doioa de5iilaiel constitutions
from the effect of mercury, will find the bracng power OF
this article 70 act immediately, and The poisonous mineral
eradicuicd nom the system.
The - distinct properids which compose this article,
manifest themselves particularly in the application of the
compound, for the distressing class Of complaints which
head this paragraph For centuries there has been used
H.. ~ II Lruu.
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LAMoILLE COUNTY COURT,
June Term, 1913.

VIM. T, SdWyoflA
John d. Howard LAMoHLE COUNTY COURT
Jushuu Sawyer, \ June Term, 1873
his trustee.
WHEREAS, VIM +. Sawyer, Of HydepaTk, IN the county
w of lnmu lc commenced his actun nf Hssump
John ID. Howard, then OF said llydopak hut in
unknown and Joshua sawyer his trustee, demanding
damages thousand dollars for monty had and received
by ll0 sad Howard the plaintiff sust and also thou
sand dolnls for much money paid laid and expended
or the ofthe doonllni, hi, special instance aud
questsad wit dated at iydepark tho both day May
A. D. lSaS, aud reiuuablo the June term of sad Court
holden o. said liydepak the 2d Tuesday of June A. d.
liJ which was duly entered upon the docket Of said Court
qua u qppeutingto The Court that said John u. Howard
sS"os without the Jurisdison OF SAIL Court and OF tho
alo OF Vermont, aud has had personal notice sad
s,pt SAID cause has heen continued from term tern,
fondant Howard. '' Wv p'N''' ~" w
therefore lt ordered by tho Cour not Of the pom
ueney OF sun sun De gwen said John D. Howard by pub.
lshng 'hs oII"r IN some public newspaper printed within
ms S'ae oI h1o weoks suceessivoly The ofnld pub
hohohs W w ~ e"st feo weeks buuTo the OF
suia oou": H. sMlTH, Deputy Clerk
Ina III .l.y
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LIVER COMPLAINTS,
u complaint Of mos, painful character, is
iMNEDIAVELY RELIEVED,

and follows by few days of this article it is
far bOre other preparation for k dscdse or for any
other disease originating from impure blood. See Pam
phfst.
This disease is purely Of the blood the action Of
this medicine, speedy that the Piles, whether utter
mai or external will be cured by its use in n few weeks.
Hundreds, perhaps say thousands have tccn per
iecty cured in the of two three bottles OF this mix
tre, and this is produced from the action Of this
panacea upon the blood, il is more likely 10 be permanent
fl,nn ra1t,c cd from al
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EXCHANGE

AN LCNr,JN, LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN AND EDlN-
" BuEGI, in to suit purchasers. For sale by
J. q j. IL. PECK & co.
Burlington, LIST April, lS4s. G5:Gm
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SAMUEL SAG39DD3
SEATE-STR RET.

AZE@AGLpSQA9G9o VGo
AS Just received more NEW GOODS, which, in addi
ton my former stock, makes it quite complete My
Goods consist part of Gold and Silver WATCHES, Jew.
ELGN such Ladies' mud cntlemen's Finger Rings, Gold
Pins OF the Latest Patterns Gold and Hair bracelets. Gold
Pens with Diamond Points Gold Ear Hoops and Drops Gold
Pencils, Gold ood Gold Guard Chains Gold Watch Reyes,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-05
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