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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21

But 90 ssd ,sll the whole world that
aRCUFRs SPRING STYLE OF HATS fOk ls4s
I'm ALTOGErHrR suRFAsars any hing In The nat
LII ins 10 Nsw.Yoss Let every ons In need OF an es
ant and ssrsc~ahe hat cal AZ once and secure Gus 81
Arehsr. hs.t They vii md him sad his incentive elorn
a. s.f,..be thn. will be considered lusary - trade
uith Tim ISAAC n. ARCHER,
mi i,,t,s 40 Greenwich 81 " Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21

u,UR PATTERSON SILK co. having UsSily I'm.
prcved their mE1ufscturrs. cacr f1f SAFE on me o''
,.vs,.b. terms and at To lowest marks prices larf,
...ortreut OF Trrm and Organize ard large and SIMS
h sin ~ ~ .HaPrrp gis Pearls,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21
q Pnt.hnreh Gnzeiie.-Merchants nsnul.e

III Pittsburgh Gnzette.-Merchsnts, manuiact9'
others who may be DESTROYS Of extending know
edge Of Their different essbshne in the West, " %
fad the Pittsburgh Gazette excellent medium for
80 doing. the Oldest paper West OF the Alegnsnss,
and very large circulation ~ Western Peunsy
Virginia and Ohio Published daily, weekly sud III
weekly Advertisements may be sent direct or throu sh
h agencies in the citT milo 2swlmis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21
WANTS.
~ Anazsssr5ig asrsrti'ras.h ~ r.a,. -s, B..
pcs. paid o. fisy uiil not bs tatrn oi s(t1 ono,

"A -utry who osn gse good cch ,ass Il chafc'sf .nd
absy, isA quick aad rect math-msiica desires
poymsut Would Trll-r slnaiIuu assistant book.
keeper Ia mercantile hause. CO would enrsg- IN
msnufactuiiug establish uut or other esp-ctahic
patton lie Lasta al fefisnc- IA teschng and
slso iesn engaged n manufscturng eitasifhsnts and
IL sea isl ed with the and anaF OF machirery
In such Embellishments hs would NOT beet % goinz
south or Persons n need q services please "a
dress q " al this Office this week NJ 4feod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21

kNANTEDs-Peunrs Shhins employment, perua
w neut and respectable A. r1cd wages 4ad pay To
wholesale retail or tn spectacle business
~ obtain eligible situations, b. applying O. W W
/ CRAY co Agents for merchants. manufacturer
st0ckholders. Ac Oee 49, broadgsy. Open from O ~
o'clock B-This j. MT an intelligence ofics. Prop
| erfE Of al kirns hon.h sld Ief. &c M Do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21
'o"msOe Or. PAINTINGS ON WEDNESDAY.
a'' " 'O' LIBRARY AND ENGRAvIN0s.

JOHN w. LE00Err, Aoetopeer; .,.
GREAT SALE OF PAPER.-MO0RE Lko-
~ GETT will hold their seventh semi annual Tssde sale
OF Paper at their warehouse SOL Pear on Monday the
27th OF March, at half past O'Clock, A. ~ The ceta-
ogue will embrace 1000 cases Of Writing fspsr ccnsi,
ng OF perial per royal royal medium denny doubls
single and square fat folio and bank post cut esPs
Letters, packet post &c. Ne. 80,
Also coored Papers, marble, tissue, bofine snveiop
wrapping aud shoe Papers In great variety,
Also, 600 hides binders Russia red Leather.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-07

ton signal, before the Cockney had full
ly recovered from Jonathan's last dose.
whats that bell ringin' forF inquir-
ed he Of the Cockney.
'We are approaching B..
sWell. them kind OF bell fixlns does
very well for these ere slow cars, but we
can't use 'em in Meriky.'
'Ah ! why not?
Gravel too fast beat sound all 10
smash. We would be smack through n
village before the noise of the clapper
was in the neighborhood.
You don't say J said the astonlshed
Cockncy.
Fact again, by thunder Why ! was
on the York cars when them ere steam
whistles was first tried. Maybe you've
hearn tell of the terrible accident"
mo
'Wcll, sir, we were goin' ii strong
Harrycancs were nowhere, all natur'
seemed shakin' to pieces, when several
miles off something was seed on the
track. The whistle was let loose, aud
she did scream awfully; but it was no
manner of use, for after tumblin' over Il
span of smart horses and big market
wagon, | was Just rising from pond,
when along came tie Whistles heller,
mixed up with some big curses minded
TO have heard the engine man rip out
when he first saw the wagon. But the
poor fellow was dead when his voice ar
rived. Fact, got the documents
Extraordinary exclaimed the hor-
ror-struck Cockncy, 'and do you use
Whistles yet 2
'BIcss yer soul, no. Congress stopped
'em right off, and now we acts on the
phiosophic principle that light travels an
ALFRED sight faster than sound, which
will do perhaps for this generation.-
We now tell 'em we're comm by burst
in out light that does astonish all ami
NAL creation, and / reckon rather sur
prscd the planetary system at first. II
was first tried at night, and the rooster:
commenced Growing and the chicken:
all got down from the roost, lh!nkin' il
was daylight
The cars suddenly stopped, wher
Jonathan having arrived at the point o
debarkalon, he looked around at the be-
wlldcred Cockney, nodded bis head, anc
with Il little carpet-bag chucked unde
one arm and an umbrella under the 9th
or, took his leave sober as a deacon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-07
Ounorous.
HYPERBOLE.

Talk about yer darned fast lines,
said u Yankee TO Cockncy who was
SO imprudent as in the natural way of
his countrymen TO commence Dragging
on English railroads, while the couple
were progressing at the rate of forty
miles per hour on tho Birmingham rail-
road, why Mister this ere road does pur-
ty considerable for England, but it won't
do for Merlky. We ride s,raddle of tel
egrats there when we're in hurry, but
when we amt we take the railroads.
Now them roads amt slow, as tell YOU.
was comm from Philadelphy TO York
when | says to Teller seltin' close
by me, 'who on earth owns this big gar.
den with white palms around il p
Il don't see no white palms, says he
81 don't see nothin' else, says ], and o
mighty tall fence it is too
The Teller burst out latin. 'Wh,
you darned fool says he, them's tn,
telegrafc posts And sure enough
when the engine teller stopped, | saw
them posts hundred Yards apart, ant
we had been going so ALFRED fast tina
they looked for all the world like whit
palms.
AT this moment bell rang at 4 sta
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-07
Ev enhanded Justice.

"lf you have ever witnessed the re-
nowncd village of Commuuipaw, doubt
less its principal street or boulevard is
fresh in your memory. Yen know it
has large barn at either end, as a Pat
lander would say, every other house is
an open lot for there is nothing but
cabbage gardens on each side of the
sandy road. Before the Revolution,
a negro, named Long Pete was taken
up for setting fire to one Of these barns.
Arson in those day S was punishable with
death but there was 10 evidence a.
gainst him. On his trial he confessed
that he had murdered child some time
before, and admitted that he had been
thcving around the village for upwards
of twenty years, but denied the parIcu-
lar crime he had been charged WITH
lie allowed de child, but he was no
barn.burner no, no--he was not bad
enough for dat In spite of his protcs-
tations, however, lie was sentenced TO
be hung. When the Judge lett the
bench, one Of the jury said to him. show
come you 10 tell him to 90 and be hanged ?
We didn't tnk you was goin' to do dat
when we bring'd him in kitty oh,
said the judge, dat Long PETE is a tam
dangerous niger ; he pisoned da, chit
da, we all know and he is great tlcf
and den he is such tam cunnin' niggGi
too, dat | fought if we didn't hang him
dis time, we might never get another
schance =
1t was the same sapient Judge who, on
another occasion, tried a man for steal.
ing hoe, and gave the following charge
TO the jury :-"you see you must go ac-
cordin' to de balance ob dc law and dc
testimony. Here's two men swears dey
didu't see him stealde hoe. Now you mus,
bring him in not guilty, cause de bal
ance ob de testimony is for him dough
| b'lieve de tam rogue would just as
leave steal hoe as any one oh dc jury !!
~. Y. KnickerLocker.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-07

The Southern Planter gives the fol.
lowing simple remedy for destroying lice
upon cabbage.
"Cover the leaves infested with the
lice, with handful of dry earth"
Also, the following simple method OF
treating the collie in horses and cows
"Secp flannel cloth in spirits OF
turpenilre and rub it upon the large
veins OF the neck and upon those which
lead 10 The flank and shoulders, keeping
the cloth wet enough to saturate the
hair. In ten minutes this relieves The
collie"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-07

A Judge once said to lawyer who
was more remarkable for the number of
his words, than for the sense of his
speeches, that, she was very much like
necessity" GLOW do you make that
OUT" inquired the loquacious attorney.
Because" said the judge, "necessily
knows no law"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-07
FRENCHS
BOOK AND ST ATIONERY STORE.
80 VVnSrpinrfnn St. RnSfnn.


DIBIES, Hymd Books, church Psamody, Chant and Mu-
- sic Books Prayer Books, illustrated Works, ANIMALS
for lSi0 School, Juvenile and Miscellaneous Books, in great
variety.
STATIONERY of every doscIipon,vz Letter, Cap
Bill Sermon, Note, Billet aud Fancy Papers, Of different
quaities Envelopes; Plain, Fancy, Embossed, Visiting
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Perforated Drawing and Tracing Papels Drawing and WIT
gold pens FRENCH'S, Giloips, Wndo's aud Other Stee
Pens, ofevey variety Pen Holders black, blue, ted an'
motto; Manifold Letter Writers and Folders Paper an'
Pen Knives; ouIls Pens nnh Pen Nius Pom Naeks
States aud Pencils BANK, BLANK, ACCOUNT, CllECk
& MEMORANDUM BOOKS-Urting Books made of super
Tor paper, with without copies together with large US
souont OF fancy Articles, Wholesale retail, on liberia
terms,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-07

There is a man in Wisconsin by the
name of Anterior, who in one week in
January last thrashed four hundred
bushels of wheat, three constables, and
four deputy sherifIs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-07
VERMONT wATCHMAN & STATE JOURNAL,
Vermont Central Railroad.

rgEzaHszgy1 DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS will run In
.:...-Iss co9ncciion with che Lowell, Nashua, Con-
cord aud Northern Railroa Is, as follows, viz.
Leave Boston for Mortified; VI att O'Clock Am.
Leave orthfed VI. for Boston AT 9o'clock A. NJ.
Upon the arrival of the at Bethel Stages will be in
radress convey to Rutland, Brandon and
Midehury the evening, and on th.ii arrival North
field, Stngcs will IN readiness for Montpelier, and will
the day. and arrive in Burlington in for
the bonls on l,nkn ChnmplAin. V2lW Oct. l2.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-07

klso publisher of the following works; .
Adamss New Directory OF the City of Boston; The Mas.
sachusets State Record, booe Of general inormaon fof
1878 Art of Conversng Floral Gems Zion Triune
Triad Sonmels Sunshine and Shade MHXns aud Sayings
The Socinble story 1c Ter The Vacation; Consumption
Prevented Passion and other Tales The Dream Fulfilled,
the Trials and Triumphs OF the Moreend Family One
Eyed Dick; The Coopors Son, Prize Of Virtue Lee
tutos Youth Fosters Rock Keeping by Double and Single
Entry Fronchs System of Practical Penmanshp Bcnuiies
ofWing; Boston Copy Book Ladies' dos Elementary do;
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School Writing Book in Six Nos Ladies' and Gent omen's
Writing Books, with copies on each page, &c.
0@rN 49, Country T,aders, Bookshelf, r., Stationors,
Teachers Corgymen Banks, Railroad, Insurance aud other
S%,~Cfdo solicited 92Sm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-07
The Largest, Best and Cheapest
DICTIONARY,

IN TIE ENGLISII ENNGTAGE, Is, LONFEssEDLY,
SEEssSEEak'S,
THE ENTIRE WORK, Unabridged, in Ono Volume,
Crown tluuto lli2 up. with fodrat Of the Author,
Revised BY proosor Goodrich Yale College. Price ST.
the most COMPLETE, ACCURATE, aud RELIABLE
Dictionary olhe Language is the Testimony given
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Continuing ihree the of of any other
English Dictionary complied in this country any abridg
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Its definitions models Of condensation and purify.
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We rejoice that IL bids fair 10 |cccme the standard Die
tOnary To he used by the millions Of people who
inait the United Sates."SgR-i by lOi members Of
Congress.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-07
Musical Instruments.
\ EW GOODS
ANY GENTLEMAN

WHO is in want Of OVERCoAT, will do well In call
w the Original Clo,hing Store of H. :. LOOMS and
examine those beautiful Olive and brown COATS with
silk Velvet Collars and Cuffs which have bees received this
week, at the daw Head of State street.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-07
FIRE ENGINES

FIRE ENEINES
II UlLT in tho thorough liable to out
ID Of order, ind warranted to do good execution.
P1rtabic Engines froiI % ~ SIS
Larger EHgiHosGam loo To $3.50
These tho economical Engines that be- built,
nnd afforded low that every Village, Fuc,ury,
Neshborhuod, afford to purchase protection against
| Fire.
Engines warranted he Of equal any other
chine, and furnished at one Fourth less price
| J. Z. 8, j H. PADDOCK.
| PAppocN's FuENlcE, 7sf
-. Jnhnsbu'y, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-07
THIS WEEK,

II s. LOOMS has received Bales OF those Superior
IL. COTTONS which you have bought cheap, at tho
dauet Head Of state Street.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-07
WOOL, WOOL!

THE subscriber is in want of lew thousaed pounds Of
Il Good fleece WOOL in exchange for GOODS, al prices
low compare with the price OF Woolon debts due
him aud part Cash. lie has AGO yds heavy Cassmeres 10
exchange Tor Wool on fan terms 80 ,,,e,,,
Oct. Us. daw GEO. W. SUIT
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PILES ! PILES! PILES |!
a Care for Life Secured.
Dr. IJpnam's Electuarv.


AN INTERNAL REMEDY FOR TUE CURE or PILES.
,J'HE VEGETABLE PILE ELEC1UARN, invented BY
DR.. a. tPHAM, distinguished Physician of New
York city the only really successful remedy for tina, dam
the American Public.
The Ecctulry contains no Mineral Medicine nc Aloe,,
tive No fear Of taking cold while under its nauence-uo
change diet necessary II taken according directions
for life is guaranteed.
Another certificate added to the hundreds that have al
rcady been received OF the efficacy Of Dr. UPhamS Eecua-
ry:-
RUSSELL Co. Ala. Feb. 90, Is47.
Messrs Winter and Epping: Gcn,s-Fo the last fifteen
years have alirtnt with that distressing dis
the BLEEDING Piles" and hav. had recourse to- great
three boxes of uphams Pile Eleciuary om you, which
have far relieved TINT take great pleasure IN recon.
mendng st pham Eectuay to all who are afflicted with
Piles, hs safe and sure remedy.
(Signeu) d. p. BILLS,
| Formerly Book Keeper, Bank OF Columbus.
EnGia lhinatOry Diseases.
Although the ELECTUARI originally prepared for
the of Piles, has proved Itself TO he medicine
far superior all others, in all diseases OF pn aammaory
part organ In Inf maon and congestion ut the Liver
aud Specn lnammaton Soreness and Ulcenti"n Of the
Stomach, els, Kidneys and Bladder; in lnnlmnaioy
aud Mecuul Rheumatism, it is the best Medicine ever dis-
| covered.
Messrs. Ke,chum and Hcnshaw I'll ceftihes that
have been severely afflicted for many with the Fes,
hut particularly within the last nine months Having
used all the lies by my physician, also haT
ing tried other means 10 mule or no nd,aase Sseome
much discouraged aud le though mist suffer 40
long lived. But proyilrniiAy was informed by Mr
Nett; Instructor Ot the public Schools at staten lsana'
that could cured by your valuable Pile Electuary hav
ing confidence in his statement, | Immediately procured
OF tho medicine and happy Inform YOU that
| arn perfectly cured bv the of only one box
'GEoKGE R0R'T CRoss.
| O.y-sold Wholesale and Retail by KETCnUM * HEN
SHAW, la Fulton street, NY, andby Druggists generally
Throughout the United States and Canada ,o.,
| Price 81 per 0Oi OWL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-07

For Bilious ard Hammaorp Ftrcrs Indigestion, Headache.
Dyspepsia, Licer Complaint, Coshcenos, Piles JaHRdee,
Cdoic Pain in The Stomach aud Side, Harf6prn Perrsrttd
Appetite Diarrhoea Dysentrp, Impure Blood, and all De-
rdagemeHts Of The Bilious Sbstm.
ITO tho above named diseases, these Pills have with
general utprotutun, and matter Of fact, they
the best Article OF the Kind now before the public.
Being perfectly safe made Of materials that simple
mud natural they my be taken at any time. The proprietor
nd them with the greatest confidence, believing
them la superior To the ps general use mlder,
prompts safe and uniform in Their operation. In using them
particular is required. Persons and drink
usual and Unnecessary, eat Immediately after taking Them
In small doses they alternative and gouty laxative, lut in
large doses actively cnthuro cleansing the Whole ali
mrntny canal from all purd, irritating and tecal Matters
and producing healthy socroons OF the tomuch, yer and
the various organs of the body
Most pills being composed less of drastic cntha
ties apt to operate hafshly. They uate the
ach aud bowels such degree that general prosrtou OF
the system is experienced, accompanied with less
unenSnes. These Pills being composed wholly Of different
materials, their simplicity and congrnaity to the system
such, anil their combination being iudicou aud exact they
operate with perfect and saety causing gripping
the bowels any other painful Htiop. They evacuute
the amentay canal thoroughly, und at blow strip it Of
| all morbid aud evlfnneuus matter
| TRY THEM. AND KNOW THESE FACTS FOR
YOURSELF! After taking one or two doses, IL you should
he Inclined not TO Ike them, return the box Ia disable
dion with tho reminder Of the Pills, and the money will
| be refunded ar the chui-e for the same cancelled.
gf sale this village hy Messs. Redheld and Collins,
and be hui ut all the mportunt stores IN every village
| and in the state. 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-07
GLAD TO CIRCULATE

grauitousy. Put up in 30 bottles, at s.; 70 o. do
at g. eachtu larger holding or. more than two small
bottles. Lock nut and not get imposed upon. Every bot
tie has "Vaughn's Vegetable Lithontriptic Mixture"
5lown upon the glass, the nruten signature of &C C..
stamped The oork None other are genuine. Prepared
by Dr. q e. Vaughn. and sold a the Principal Office, 2O7
Main street, Buffalo, wholesale aud retail No ate-
ton given TO letters unless post paid Orders from regu-
!ary constituted agents eIeepsd Post paid letters, or
verbal communications soliciting advice promptly at
tended to- gratis For sale By all respectable Druggists
the United States and Canada
lso nv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-07

SCI 4AI!S Bis SA39 40
This preparation has been long before The pubc aud has
nias FROM Ply scans OF the distinguished character
to its worh ind also from those who have eea restored
achusrs Charitable Mechunic Association, this city, it
received especial communication, which beg leuve
.u6ion. Testimonials from nrs. J Warren NJ Warren,
Hayward, Edward Reynolds, it, John Jeflries j. " q.
Smith, aud Others of oston and vicinity, have heen freely
given Favor OF the and bring the most convincing
proof tut It Is the hest preparation OF Safsupafli yet
knwn As possessing the exclusive right for Us sale we
solicit your ordos.
Extract from the Report of The Judges of Client
Gals, at The nm Exhibition OF The .lidSSu huSetis
Charitable Mechanic dissolution, held in Fan
enL and Quincy Halls, Boston, September,
lS47.
"DAVID PARKER, Shaker village, n. H. six Bottles of
Compound Concentrated ,rsapiria Syiup.
The compound Sttnpo saIshphIilI' as prepared ny
Dr. CORBll, OF the shaker Society, Canterbury, N. H.
the Committee have carefully examined, II comes sustained
by tho names Of the mos. distinguished physicians in tho
country aud from know ledge Of It's component parts, the
Committee cannot hut express their full belief in it's eha
eous qualities The Ingredients entering mo lis compost
tiou Of such highly useful aud ahcatNe cha.acief,
preparation OF shrspurd Syrup yet known aud as such,
think II drseryHS w, Of a a. aIP M91aSsrpp N n
Professor OF Chemistry In Harvard College.
MARTIN &. GAY, NJ. D.,
Practical Chemist and AnalyEer, iBo,.on
J. VIC SMITH, NJ. d, Resident aud Port
Physician OF tho Cuy Of INSTRUMENTATION
of the boston Medical and Surgical Jour
nal.-ANp OTHEHs.
Qy-wa would also state, that the formula las been ana
beioe tho wliampbire Medical Society And ny 19em
fully approved and that the celebrated Dr. TWlTCuELL,
OF keene, ~ H. who ha tested us virtues cordially ~
proves ihs pepanon and PIesetbss TINS maas sn ~,
Chronic Inflammation of the Digestive Organs pypsp's OF
indgo'qs Jaaades WSasns' ;h Of r" S cIroaio RSua
OF the skin, Eysipelas all serouou' D'eases' &C.
10 guard against counterehs in future, the outside
ysloues OF ali the bottles will be signed IN the handwriting
of D,. THOMAS CORBErT without which none will be
s' S1-ror Sale by REDFIELD & GRANNIs. 7aly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-07

AGE Nrs Collins, MONTPELIER Theodore A. Peek
Esrllngtnn ]. l. butcher, 81 Adams W Iln,ch Win
ooki Fails French {, Walker, Hare; Foster Cow, Che
sea John Campbell, Mddlrscx, Simpson & Arms, Wa
terbufy j. Kennedy Co, Richmond Surtevnnt & CHIP
man, TunbIidge; l. Nevins, Royalon Jacob smith,
Behrli NJ Gay, Gay-vle Morgan sous stUcSbridge
/ Briggs < PIERCE Rochester.
| Il. NJ NJ, Travelling Agent s0:ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-07
Do not Leave Boston,
COTTONS AND WOOLENS

TJsT received nnolhur invoice II hnt primo Ten lhn
y suits every body at KEITH rnd BARK EH'S.
Oct1,er L. 1913. %
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PLIES.
o complaint Of n most painful character, is
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED,

and follows by few days Of this article Is
far before other preparation for this disease, or for any
other disease originating from impure blood. See Pam
psift
This disease is purely of the blood the action Of
this medicine, speedy that the Piles, whether inter-
nal or external will lie cured by its use in few weeks
Hundreds, perhaps say thousands have been per-
ectly cured in tie of two three bottles Of this mix
rc and this cure is produced from tic action Of this
pluacca upon the blood, il is more likely he permanent
ilan nrnHlrnI from nytnrnnl rnmnlns.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-07
A. Ellis, sup'r warranted Lamp Black

NOR salo Wholesale and Retail at LEATHER and
IL FINDING STORE,
lime 2s, lo4S-1G:6m KEITH, PECK co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-07
A THOUSAND NAMES

proof Of cures in this distressing class OF Complaints
See pamphlet. dH broken d05g, debiaicd constitutions
from the elect Of mercury, viii find tie bracing power
this article to act immediately and the poisonous mineral
erailicatcd from the system.
TIE - distinct properies which compose this article,
manifest themselves particularly in the application of the
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