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50 Much cgLrBRAIEn 80
Indian Vegetable Medicines

MUCH cgLvuRArEb
Indian Vegetable Medicines
ARE Universally acknuw lodged he the safest, cnrupc,
~ aud most efocual Reme'r: for Tho y3tou' dTsus9s M
the Human System, offered lU the public They can
he relied with confidence To all curabe cases Their
con /. immediate and diseases in lis
FORMS Thousands who been pronounced ncuta
bio by their physicians yet live 90 testify to The virtues OF
these extraordinary preparations having been restored to
These medicines well known to require an extern
land, where living witnesses cannot he found to tosiy Of
their inestimable value.
We viii name here some of the principal medicines ard
their uses ring the inquirer n"r health to the FAM
NY PHYSICIAN" work edited by Dl. J. $. spenf,
where NAV e fund rf tteui.e on tho origin and nature
of the principal diseases which hlct humanuy directions
how preserve mud restore health together with some Ger
ii6cn,es from highly respeerubo persons csuoa ihur
hoaling virtues and urging their Importance. This book
can sp G5' az Sf r spe" "seo'. re
pen.a, Iud. esiuo Liver Compliant, Dcrity, Nclvnus
Affections ph'hi,lc Asthma, polp'a'ro", Btonch's &c
CATARKll SNUFF.-For ousumpii ,tatntrl Cough
Ilcndiche Sc. this is ccain for 'urafh, aud sur
passes any other grepar Or clcans tho head in cases
TIiE 'LIVERwoRT PILLS hive been for a long time
considered universal medicine: a trial at one box viii
satisfy the patient that they the best purguvc KNOWN
They tho most colds colds, panso ievei II
SCROFULA SYRUP This IL one of tho most cfTectml
agents in fr cciu.iug aud purifying the blood 1t
moves every muriy from tho system, ~henct ola sctoiu'
gradients aud Of purely vegetable character. For efficacy
CHOLERA MORBtS Il uYsENTERY CORDIAL
fused ling to dtcctiunsa is warranted in every
oi VIII. II IS recommended.
GERMAS iOflbN,-This is warranted to euro tho salt
Rheun ils toms.
TONlG CORDI Ais of the most powerful tones
dsdo,crud it the best emal, medicine to he oh
tanned.
NONAN'S FRIEND, FOR the falling o' the Wom5.-This
il tho only reu, before the pulc Tor this purp,sr 1t
valrs the NECESSITY of "surtns 10 Instruments, aud Is un-
quo.tiunlhly most crrlain remedy.
EYE W 81 EK-rhis Is the best Eye Water now in use.
GRAVEL MlXIURE.-This will cue all cases of gray.
CT. For other Remedies, see" Family PhysicIun"
All the ingredients Of the above medicines ave furnished
by nlure hetsCil, umd combined in uccordunce with
kuuwu principles universally received sound by scientific
Pay seams.
Their merits have been acknowledged by thousands -
They have been tested AMI proved - DO equal 10 the con
Grafton claimed tt them.
II TAR tfH tails 10 restore health, confident is the
proprietor OF their efficacy, that tho Of any other
which does effect wall he puId provided II does
txcrcd one hu.lirddhldr>.
Principal office, 5'u a-hing,on street Boston. Also
soil by :. X, COLLINS, Montpelier Glso by Agents
through the cuuutry. 22:ly
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD,

Open TO Windsor, there CONNECTS
Es7fs7l1 ing with the Vermont Central Rail-
SJaas-yssSrZ road, and ut white River, with the
Railroad.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, FED. 5,
AJcEGER TRAINS
FAVE Titchhurs Raifo1d Depot. Boston, daily, Sum
AJdys executed, connection w'th Fchburg, Vermont
Massachusetts, Chcshire nud Vermont teniral Railroads,
for Bello,s Tlls Chutlpspvn and Carcmont n. ". end
Windsor, White River, ROyalton aud Nohhfed, W. att
IL A NJ.
Leavn Mortified, VI. for Boston, at A. NJ.
The A. NJ. Train from Mortified connects at Groton
with Tram. from Nahu n. u. aud Lowell nd tho East,
AMI Worcester New York via Norwich spnnghe Id and Al
bary, vim Western Rnlfond.
Flosht II ns will also leave ChuIlesown, Mast. and
Northhrid, VI. daily.
February :, 1919. W
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SCOTT Il FIELD

IIAVE received largo stock Of NEW GOODS, adapted
to the season, which purchased ut tho lowest
market price uud they wall sell them Tor Cash OF its quo-
aent at priccs that will not tail 10 suit purchasers We o
not be undersOd 10y any bOy-uot excepting those who
claim 10 be original and exclusive Cash stores
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BAGLEY'S GOLD PENS!!
A. G. BAGLEY 81 co


CONTINUE to Manufacture their Premium Gold Pens and
" Penhode. Gold and Silver Pen and Peocll &C,
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Warehouse, Old SlaHd, 1883 broadway, New-fork.
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
Open to Bellows Fails.
L. - NEI a. !, rs Q nj q

Ssss ~ Y 9 -: - 80 ..tA.: s.s.,.;.E
On and after WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARy 2S. lS4o,
DASsENGLR TRAINS wall Bnsion, in connCc-
1 with The Fchbuts Imios daily lat Ia O'Clock, A.
NJ. und 3.41 p, NJ .
Leave bellows Falls for Krcno, &c mt AM AS y. NJ
Leave Kponc for Boston at q, a. NJ ind 2.l5 +. NJ.
Keouc iof Bellows Falls. Charleston, &C. at 62O
and II II A. NJ.
Passengers by the first iiin Boston will proceed di
rccty through 10 Bellows Fns an by first Ttau down from
Bellows Fails directly through TO Boston.
by the last tram and last train down viii re-
main Keen" night ud arrive at Bo.ton Al 10 o'clock,
and at Bellows Falls ate 05 ncluck he following murning
An the above trains connect with the tains over The suit
van road Nind-or, Vermont, md there con-
Meeting with the Vermont Central Railroad, which connects
at White River with the pasumpso Railroad thus making
continuous rirohd from Bu,tor thu ugh Fitchhus,
Kccne Belt ws Falls, hrlcsUwn aud Windsor, u Nurh-
icI aud Wi., River Vermont. Also at Gotun WITT the
trains Nashua and Worcester, und stony Brock Rail
,onds toy winch passengers taking ehcr Tram down, can
plocccd without delay h GfoOn, to Nashua, Mancherer,
and Concord To Lowell, Lawrence the EHstetn part oil
New lnn pslitc aud tho State of Maine" to Worcester,
ruvidcncc Springfield, New YORK City, Albany aud tue
West. 800
stages run 10 connection with this line from Winchendon
o Kiudge and Jifey rom Fltzwildm to Richmond, W III
chester, llinslae aud BtHrtlnhufo.
FIR IN Krcne Chesterfield aud Brattburo tuesdays,
Thursdays rud SuuldIs, nci the arrival ui the st nam
M from Bellows falis to Rulland htehall aud bu'g
toa.
Passengers leaving Fellows Falls ut j. NJ. can reach
New York Guy Worcester aud Norwich. the uext moi
nIng ~ O'Clock and valng kceno by tue O'Clock
A. NJ. Train, reach Albany The same day.
az Freight Trains will connection with tho usual
Fuchbdrg minis. ,, r,,.. . :,
r,L l2tf
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RAILROADS..
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
IGii t.a TE .gl.:..i - . .I....::!a

lA ca I'd ssi.;;s.sE 3ss.i.l.i.:..a
On and after Friday, December 10, 1913,
DAssENGER TRAINS, daily, (SundsyS excepted)
IN connection with tho Lowell, Nashua, Cnncor Yer
mont Central aud Passumpsic Railroads:
Leave ios,on from tbs Depot Of the Lowell Rond, for
Bristol and Lebanon, ~ H. and NUrthhed ind Wells River
VI. Mt Ia A VI. und 70 NJ
Leave Notth6eId ut IL A. NJ. md AIM
Leave Wells River at o A. NJ. und r. NJ, and Wou
Lebanon for BOSTON, via Concord Manchoscr Nashua md
Lowell NJ II A. NJ and +. M or on the arrival of the
Cara from tho upper Roads.
] his rond connects With the Central and Passumpsc
rouds nj White Rve and is tho and most
route from Ccnra, Vermont aud Northern Now Hampshire
aud tho tunulas to Boston.
isdiso the British Steam Nal Lane
Passengers by the st iiom Nofthfeld Wells River,
and West obunon, arrive ut New York city same
night, via Concord, Nashua and Worcester and Norwich
Rail Dads, and tho connecting Stcanbnat lines.
Merchandise Trains Tor thu Northern. Central md Pas
rumpsic Ronls leave the Lowell Railroad Depot in Boston,
daily, Sundays excepted 49,. - .
n nnr 1913 10
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- UILT in tho thorough not liable to get out
ID of order aud warranted TO do good execu,ion
Portable Eagnes iron oV'o SO
Larger EagiaesJrOa ioo 10 Sooo.,
These are the no economical Engines that can be built,
and arc afforded low that every Villages Fao'ofy OF
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Fne. ,
Engines warranted of power equal to any other ma
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81 z. x J N, PADDOCK.
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LIVER COMPLAINTS,
a complaint Of most painful character. is
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED.

and cure follows by few days Of this article il Is
far bre any other preparation fur ts disease for any
other disease originating from impure blood See Pam
phist.
This disease is purely OF the blood the action OF
thIs medicine speedy that the Piles, whether inter-
nal external, will be cured by its in few weeks.
Hundreds, perhaps say thousands have hccn per-
fcctly cured the OF three bottles OF this mix
ture and dis produced from the action Of this
panaceu upon the BLOOD It is more likely 10 he permanent
than any cure produced from external remedies
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thing in the Upholstering line furnished complete
on the best terms. JNO. ALEXANDER,
June 10 Penn. av., bet 18th and 18th SITS
WRITING INK-Black, Blue, Red and Copy.
wv ing-from the different and most celebrated
English and American Manufactures.
In bottles of all sizcs-for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY
Booksellers and Stationers, near 9th street
July "a