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LORRALNE,s PILLS.


Vegetable LRuTsa Medical Curative Of he
FRENCHCOLLEGE OFHEAL7Jf, LyPARIs.
The extraordinary purifying power Of these Pills
surpass all other medicine known Consequently, for
ordinary physic for family use, they the safe
and salutary offered TO the publc-may be taken
al al times and BY al person that takes these Pills
is filed with impurities, TO need emetic they
r0sii and entirely dsodge all foul matter.
But n the stomach Il healthy and impurities In H.
not the slightest na'.sea is felt
II s now well Understood that nine tenhs Of all the
cases Of consumption, which annually consign forty
thousand victims to the grave, originate from obsruct
ions caused by taking cold.
All this IL ehectually prevented by timely applica
tion Of LA MEDICINE CURATIVE PILLS.
ITThe above for sale by the following Agents /.
Newfhne, Birehard and Sawyer, w. c. Perry VIII
Evansville w Wiliams, Miller a. CLARK; Vernon, Alon
no Newton bellows Falls, Norman Harris; Saxtons
River, Russell & Esterbrooks; Rockingham, l.. s.
EDDY u. Spalding; Cambndgeport, ID. Y. Gushing /;
Putney, Iszae Grout VIM. l.. Cpham; Dunno ston,
G. w. Emerson Asa knight; Townshend, johnson &
weaiherbesj West Townshend, Thos Cook Whit
inqham, S. Goodnow, Iii Green jacksonville, Sum
ner & Bowen Guilford, y p. Adams Halifax X. X.
ReAdsboro, Joel Ranney Wilmington, Ongen Smith
Dover p. r. Perry Grafton, Geo NJ. Barrett Wards
boro, J. A. II. Rice West Wandsboro, Daniel Harms
& Son North wandsboro, Converse 4 Higgins; yan-
aica, S. c. Sumner Windham, VIM. Harris A. Son
Wcstninster East, Joel Aldrieh Westminster West,
O. w. D.niels Londonderry, Niles Aldrichj Spring
field, r. A. u Barke Weston, An n Poster Chester,
Joseph Hadleyi Woodstock, +. s Hayden Rutland,
And BY @. II. SALISBURY, BrattlebOro, General
Agent for the State Of VI.
All orders supplied.
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
OPEN TO BELLOWS FALLS.

In faO sh' 4 l ss' Ps Ssaa sa Traia.
A-1Gwill leave Boston in connection
with the Etehburg trains, daily, at O'Clock, AN.
and 8 As p. NJ
Leave Bellows Falls att 20 p. NJ and 2oP.M.
Passengers by the first train up will proceed direct
y through to Bellows Falls and by first train down
directly through to Boston.
Passengers by last train up and last train down
will remain at keene over night, and arrive at Bos
ton at 10 o'clock, and At Bellows Falls at o'clock
the following morning.
All the above trains connect with the trains over
the Sullivan Railroad, noe open to Charlestown, N
ii, making continuous Railroad line from Boston
10 that place Also at Groon with the trains Of the
Nashua and Worcester, and Stony Brook Rail
roads, by which direct communication both ways,
without delay at Groton, Is established between Con-
cord, Manchester Nashua, Lowell, Lawrence ana
the State Of Maine; Worcester, Providence, New
York City and Albany; and keene, Walpols, Bel
lows Falls; Rutland, all Western Vermont, Charles
town, Windsor, and the entire lines Of the Vermont
Central and Passumpsic Railroads.
Stages run in connection with this line from
Winchendon to Rindge and Jaffrey; from Fitzwill-
lam to Richmond Winchester, Hinsdale and Brat
tleboro.
From Keene to Chesterfield and Brattleboro;
from Bellows Falls to Rutland, Whitehall and Bur
lington.
From the Sullivan Railroad at Chsrlestown, to
Claremont, Newport, Springfield, Weathersfield and
Windsor, Woodstock and Hanover
Passengers leaving Bellows Falls at l 80 p NJ
can reach New York City, via Worcester and Nor.
wich, the next morning, at o'clock
Freight trains will run In connection with the
usual Fitchburg trains
L. Triton, Engineer.
Keene, Jan'y S, Ie4s. If ~
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The piles.
A Cure for Life Secured!


DIR. UPHAMS Internal Remedy
For the cure Of Piles Inflammation OF the Liver and
Spleen, Inflammation, Soreness and Liberation Of
the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder lnAam-
matory and Mercura Rheumatism, lmpurity Of
Blood, Weakness and Inflammation Of the Spine,
and Tor the relief Of Married Ladies'.
The Vegetable Pile Eiectaary,
izssa;ss BY Dr. 4. Upham, distinguished physiciaH
OF ~ " city is the only really srccessiul remedy for
that dangerous and distressing complaint the Piles
er offered to the American public.
Marx this; Il is an Internal Remedy-not an exter.
nal application and will any Of the Piles Ell
Their Bleeding Blind, Internal or External; and prob
ably the only thing that will There s mistake about
H. Its apositive cure-spsedy aud permanent. II IL
also convenient medicine 10 take, and improves the
general health in remarkable manner.
Each boz coains IL doses AT ~ cts. per dose tits Of
very mild in its operation and may be taken In Of
the most acute Inflammation without danger All er
terBal applications In the highest degree disagreea
BILE, inconvenent and offensive and from the very
ture Of the disease, temporary in their effects. This
medicine attacks the disease at its snd re0rns
ne cause. readers the cure CERTAIN and PER-
MANENT.
Cure for Life GUARANTEED.
The Electuary contains no Mineral Medicine, no
Aoes. Coloeynh, Gambogs, other powerful and ir.
tatng Pargatye No tear Of taking cold while under
eording TO the directions CURE FOR LIFE rs
GUARANTEED
Pamphlets giving valuable information respecting
this medicine, may be obtained Of Agents, gratis.
ID. :. BRADLEE, $50 Washington at, Boston, Gen.
ersl Ags9, Tor the New England States,
Bellows Falls, Nichols & Watkins Bennington, $. =
Peck Walpole, II. Sewer q SOM Montpelier, s. X.
Collins and by the dealers 10 Medicine, generally,
throughout New England. 6m9
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Ode TO a Gold Coin.

The following ode 10 an Indian gold coin was
was written in Ghlorcal, Malabar, by DIR. Leyden
Scotchman, who left his native country to reside
in India, with view to accumulate fortune. In
the last stages Of fatal disease brought on by the
heat Of the climate hc penncd these lines There
will probably soon be many an adventurer in Cali
fornia, and many wife or widow in New England
who will peruse the ode, with feeling heightened
by their personal interest in its sentiments;
Slave of the dark aud dirty minel
What vanity has brought thee here
How can bear TO see thee shine
So bright whom have bought so dearl
The tent-ropes' tapping lone hear
For twilight's converse, arm in nrmi
The iaekals shriek bursts my ear
When mirth and music wont to charm.
BY Ghlorical's dark wandering streams,
Where cane-tufts shadow all the wild,
Sweet visions haunt my waking dreams
OF Teviot loved while yet a childi
OF castled rocks tremendous piled
BY Esk or Edens classic wave
Where loves of youth and friendship smiled,
Uncursed by thee, vile yellow slave
Fade. day.dreams sweet, from memory fadei
The perishd bliss of youths first prime,
That once so bright on fancy played,
REEVES no more In aftertime.
Far from my sacred natal cline,
haste to an untimely grave;
The daring thoughts that soar'd sublime,
Are sunk in oceans Southern wave.
Slave of the mine thy yellow light
Glooms baleful as the tomb-fre drear,
A gentle vision comes by night
Ny lonely widowed heart to cheer;
Her eyes are dimmed with many tear
That once were guiding stars TO minei
Her fond heart throbs with many fear
cannot bear TO see thee shine.
For thee, for thee, vile yellow slave,
left a heart that loved me true
crossed the tedious ocean-wave,
To roam in chimes unkind and new.
The cold wind Of the stranger blew
Chill on my withered heart-the grave,
Dark and untimely, met my view
And all for thee, vile yellow slave
Hai contest thou now, so late, to mock
A wanderers banished heart forlorn,
Now that this frame the lightnings shock
OF sun-rays tipt with death hath borne J
From love, from friendship, country torn,
To meuIUry's foud regrets the prey,
Vile slave, thy yellow dross scorn
Go, mix thee with thy kindred clay
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Vermont and Massa chusetts
RAILROAD.


EEgz a. OF % Sns fi' :, ,s MCf Fa...H.
----- ger Trains in connection with
the fitchburg Railroad will run rs follows
UP TRAINS
Leave Boston at $50 A. NJ, and $40 p. NJ,
Fitchburg at A. NJ and SIS Z. NJ, and arrive al
Bratileboro i2.i5 and 9.5, +. NJ.
DOWN TRAINS
Leave Bratteboro ~ A. NJ, and 1850 =. NJ.
Fitchburg ut u NJ, and 3.55 II. NJ and arrive nj
Boston at 2, and $50 T. NJ.
Connect ut South Vernon, with the Trains Of
the Connecticut River Railroad, making comma
ncation with New York, via Northampton, SPRING
field, and Hartford; Albany, via Western Railroad.
At Ashburnham the $50 A. M. and $40 z. NJ.
Trims connect with the Trains Of the Cheshire,
Sullivan and Central Railroads, via Keene and
Bellows Falls, to Windsor, Mortified and Burling.
ton.
cester Road, by which direct communication Is
made, without delay, with Nashua, Manchester and
Concord, n H.; Worcester, Providence, Norwich
and Springfeld also, via the Stony Brook Railroad
with Lowell, Lawrence, Salem, Newburyport aud
the East.
Upon the arrival of the Cars at Gardner, Stage
will leave for Hubbardston; at Tempieton, for
Phillpston, Petcrsham, Dana and Greenwich
Stages, at Montague, connect with Sunderland
Amherst, IIadley, Levcrctt also with Greenfield
Shelburne Falls, and the West
Upon the arrival Of the Cars at Brattleboro
Stages leave Immediately for Wilmington Ben.
nington, Hewfane, Townshend, Putney and Bellows
Falls.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Boston daily for Brattleboro at 42oA
NJ; Fiichburg, at IL NJ.
Leave Bratteboro daily for Boston at 4.4o A. NJ
ST JOHNSON, Engineer
Fitehburg, March S, ls49. 30
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STATESMAN,S MANUAL,

coMrRisiEo
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Also, various Historical, Statistical, and other
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FARM FOR SAVE.

TIME subscriber now offers for sale his
MHlA Il Farm, well known as the Major
liisfAz lloughton Farm" situated in the centre
.xkske3 Of the town Of Guilford, and containing
about 23O acres of Land. On said
Farm Is large two story house, together with
barns and other buildings in good repair The
Farm is suitably divided into wood, moving ,illage
and pasture, and well watered, and contains large
variety OF fruit trees, good sugar orchard, &c.
n5-As the advertiser is under the necessity Of
selling, the Farm will be sold low.
LOWELL BULLOCK
Guilford, Sept ~, ls4e
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JUST RECEIVED

A II the stores Of the undersigned a large aud full
IN supply Of HERRIcK's SuGAA CoArED Pits,
and KID SrREsGrHESIxG PLAsrERs. These Pills
are warranted under penalty Of 5000 not TO con-
tain any mercury any mineral medicine. Our
daily sales throughout the world now exceed nine
thousand boxes Of our Kid Strengthening Plasiers,
the call for them Is greater than ability 10
uiaciure. The utmost enthusiasm exists in all parts
Of the country. Our Agents are gentlemen Of the
frat rcspeciabiliiy-they arc yovr neghbors, you
know them. Persons wishing to use the best iani-
ly pill ever known shoeld buy these call on our
agents purchase box, should they not please ycu,
return them and get your money We have recciy-
ed Mt the principal Office within the past year, Ger.
tifcates Of more than S. 900 cures performed by
fERRfCR'S Pills AND PLASTERS, over
ten thousand Of them were considered beyond all
hope. They are the cheapest and best pills now
known. Each pill is beautifully coated with pure
white sugar. Each box contains 80 pills, n smaller
number is required for dose than Of any other pill
known, their operation icing 80 certain, thorough,
Owing to The mmens e POI o diy ana gigantic sales
Of these pills some unpdncipled persons have made
something they call Sugar Coated Pills, and nm
derstand for sale in this part Of the coun-
try. We have also observed another pill floating
around the country called the Indian Vegetable PHI,
made without doubt TO sell for Herrieks Vegetable
Pills look out for frauds, some Of these men attach
the word Doctor TO their names TO give them the APP
pearance Of respectabilty Always ask for aHer-
rick's Sugar Coated Pills and get them or none.
Our Pills sell for IS per box, with full dircc-
dressed to Ierrick & Co, Principal Office No. G
James Street, Albany, n. T.
~ The following gentlemen are our Agents -
Duiton & Clark, Braifleboro; Miller Ward and
William II. Williams, Williamsville; p. Il. Perry.
Dover, Jones s Stetson, West Dover; j. & n.
Rice and f. Plimpton, Wanlsboro Brchard, Liv-
ermore & Co, Jamaica N. Cheney and Thomas
GoOL q
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Important
To Owners of Horses e. Cattle.

.kl.nlka such astonishing success mi rance
and England for the last twenty years, IL now, and
has been for the last three years. performing the most
wonderful cures ever record In this country. II is
universally admitted to be specific in the follow
ing diseases in Horses and Cattle. In Horses Heaves
Chronic Cough and Common Colds, Affections of the
Bronchial Tubes and Glands Horse Distemper, Found
or Of the Chest and Limbs, Bolts and Worms. And in
all cases where Inflammation exists also where general
Condition Medicine isneeded,-ln Cattle, Bolts Chol-
ic Loss Of Cud, Jsundee or Yellows Fever Staggeu,
Horn Distemper, Dysentery, Seun, or Scab, black
Tongue, Milk Fever, Coughs, Colds, and when Cattle
are out Of Condition. Il has been also used with like
success in the following diseases among Sheep-Scab,
Stagge, Fever and Dropsy 1t is also sure cure for
Measles and Munan or Leprosy in Swine.
Give the article trial and twill recommend itself
uPCAUTION. We caution the public against all
"Heaye Powders" or "Heave Compounds" that have
not the written signature Of J. r. Grant the inside
of each wrapper Be sure TO ask for DlLLOW'S
CURE and UNIVERSAL CONDITION MEDICINE.
BE careful and that you get H. asst is the only rem
edy that you depend upon TO thoroughly eradicate
the above diseases. IN
FORD & GRANT, Sole Proprietors, Albany, N Y.
Price, % cts per package. Read & Cutler, Druggists,
81 Chatham Street, Boston, General Agents for the
New England States.
WHoLHsALE AoEsTs.-Boston, Reed 4 Cutler,
Springfield @. c. Segur, II. & c. Brewer Brattlebo-
70, BUTTON g. CLARK West Drattleboro, orien
Pratt 4 Co, A. Dunkleej and by other druggists
throughout the U. s. 1"zo
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DR.. A. d. PUTNAM

S-r-- HAS lately received "HILL'S
My< Ill STOPPING" new article for
NItnrp Filling Carious Teeth. II is eom-
pound material, and perfectly harmless, both As II
respects the Teeth and the Constitutional Health (;
EASY Of application--bcing introduced into cavity
IN a plastic state, and hardening as soon as Il Is
packed. II can be applied with ease to the meresi
shells Of Teeth and its adhesive property Is such
as to be retained without difficulty
nz-~HILLis SroPrINGH comes highly recon.
nended by eminent Dentists In New York and 9TH
er States.
Brattleboro Nov. 20, is4s.
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SAWS.

CAV MILL Saws, 6, 81 and feet
~ Circular Saws, all Sizes for sale at Manufacture
ers' prices.
Cross-cut Saws, German and Cast Steel.
Wood saws, do. do. do.
Hand Back, Felloe, &c., &C., in great variety,
just received and for sale low by
wILLisToN TYLER.
February I, is4s. 20
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Connecticut River Railroad,


LEAVE SPRINGFIELD,
For Bratlleboro at A. NJ, and 245PM
LEAVE BRATTLEBoRo
For Springfield, at y A. NJ and 445PM
Passengers leaving Bratileboro at 80 A. NJ ar.
rive at Springfield at 1920 A. NJ, and can proceed
directly by the Hartford and New Haven Railroad
and Steamboat TO New York, or waiting I'LL n p.
81, can leave for Worcester, Providence, Albany.
Troy, &C., by the trains Of the Western Railroad
Those leaving Braitleboro at 4 As P. ", arrive At
Springfield at 74o p. ~, and can proceed directly
to New York city BY the night train and steamboat
RETURNING.
Passengers leaving New York by the New Haven
Boat at ! A. NJ or BY the New York and New
Haven Rail Road at 8 A. NJ, or Albany BY the
Western Rail Road at u A. NJ, arrive in Spring
field in season for the ~ p NJ train for Brateboro
% Fare from Braitleboro to New York via
Hartford and New Haven Railroad, $500.
MERcHAsDIzE TRAINS run daily, Sundays ex.
cepted.
JOSIAH HUNT, supt.
March !, ls4s. tf29
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WEST INDIA GOODS
-AND-
Best Family Groceries,

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
-nY-
T w. FROST, No. 8 Granite Row, opposite
u the Stage House. lie IL receiving from Nav
YoRK and BosTos,
10 HID. Brown Sugar, all kinds
10 Bbls White
Iihds. Molasses and Syrups,
20 Chests Green and Black Teas;
10 Bags Coffee, roasted and ground do.
Spices Of all kinds,
Is boxes best Tobacco.
10 bills. Sperm and Whale OIL,
u boxes white and brown Soaps,
10 boxes Sperm and rallow Candles,
Lorllard's, Maecaboy, Scotch and RaPpee Snud,
Fish, all kinds; Salt, all kinds;
Nails, Glass,
Foreign Fruits Nuts, Sauces, Pickles. Extracts
sc: condage, Matte, and Wooden Ware. Stone ware
ali kinds, Nc.
Making the largest and best assortment to be found
in the country and will be sold low in exchange fo
Cash or most kinds Of Produce.
1TOrders from adjoining towns promptly answered
and Goods delivered at any part Of the village.
Oct. 9th.
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Tnke CAIRO OF DIV MeaIth.

IIOw many die with the Consumption that neg.
III lect 10 take proper care Of Cough before the
Lungs get affected, inhamed or liberated.
DIR. Blalxeman's Pectorai Mixture,
for the cure of Cough and Lung affection, needs
no further recommendation. Its fame Is spreading
far and wide, and hundreds within short time
have been cured.
For sale wholesale and retail in Brnitleboro by
GEO. II SALISBURY
March T. is4s. 20
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BRANDY.
FOR SALE.

RzuR TIME House on High Street known
N&3n1a il as the "Warren House"
&8stsK The above property Is pleasantly To-
dsF4SIt. Gated, on High Street. lbut few rods
from Main, lis conveniently arranged
for two families, and eonia,ns sufficient front laud
for another good building lot. The above will be
sold low by immediate application to either Of the
undersigned. @: 2. HALL,
CALVIN TOWNSLEY:
April l, ls4s, "oN
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IA could do no more
bath, Me- Feb. -, 1915.
Dr. Bradies-sir-I take pleasure IN giving you
statement Of the beneficial effects uf Baehans Hun
qarian Balsam on my daughter, who had been for
number of years afflicted with bad cough, pain in the
side raising blood, and all those pains and troubles
which attend that insidious diseisr, CONSUnP-
T9ON | employed several distinguished physicians
ut groa expense, who after visits and many
experiments finally declared that
They Could do no Nor, :
was then advised by friend 10 try Buchana Hun
garan Basam. did so, and the result has been most
astonishing My daughter is e,iiriy cured, and is
attending to her accustomed duties paid Two Hun
bred Dollars for Physicians and Medicine, without any
sort OF benefit, while Six dollars worth Of Hungarian
Balsam has removed the disease restored the strength
and brought on a healthy action.
! am gratefully yours, JOHN YOUNG.
1sfonishino Cures If
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New Tailoring Establishment.

II X. WALKER, from Boston, having taken
~. rooms over Mr. G. c. Halls store, would res
pecifully inform the people Of Brattleboro and vi
einity that he is prepared to make all kinds of gen
tlemen's garments in the bcststyle Of workmanship
Having followed Cutting exclusively for several
years in the largest Tailoring Establishment in
Boston, he aters himself he can give satisfaction
to all as to fit, finish, and style.
10 Particular attention paid TO cutting for 9TH
ers TO make. All garments warranted to fit if well
made up.
Good Ready Made Clothing
Manufactured, and for sale cheaper than can be
afforded in the Boston Clothing Stores.
Brattleboro, Nov l, ls4s. II
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COPPINSl! READY MADE!!!

Il will make to order) CoFFINS of very superi.
or stock and finish Also, cheap Collins. Most OF
the work being done by machinery they can be at.
forded and will be sold cheaper than euer o6sIed 10
tie public before IN Ibis County Come and see.
MUNNIS X HALL.
Newiane, HALLS Mills) March ~, 1919 swso