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Old Rheumatic Affections
CAN BE CURED BY THE
CRAMP and PAIN KILLER.

DEACON HENRY HUNT was cured Of NEURAL.
IL OGY or SCL4TTC RHEUMATISM after ha wing
been under the care of a physician six months. The
Cramp and Pain Killer the first thing chat ford.
ed him any permanent relief
DAVID BARKER was cured of a Rheumatic Pain in
the Knee alter three four days and nights of in
tense suffering, by one bottle of the Cranp and Pain
KtLer.
CARMAN-sufering from Cranpp in the Limbs
the cords Of his legs kHotng up large punches was
cured by the Cramp and Pain Killer. All another
time few applications entirely cured him of
ceedingly bad
Rheumatic Affection of the Back.
young lady, fifteen years of age, daughter of John
w Sherwood, was long long afflicted with SPINAL
COMPLAINT, after being reduced TO The verge or
the grave, was Gu red by The Cramp and Pain Killer
JOHN BUCKMAN, efier sgfsring every thing but
death from RHEUlIA TTSM, which seemed to perrade
euery part Of the body, cured by the Cramp and
Pain Killer.
Mrs DGuis tcGs cured By 1t Of Bilious Cholc.
man in Portland gas also cured by ii of BILLIoUs
CHoLIc, when his life was well nigh despaired of.
Hundreds have bsen relieved by it Of TOO TH-ACHE,
AGUE in the FACE, &c.
Sold at wholesale and retail by C. W ATWELL,
No. 4, under the United States Hotel, Portland.
Also, sold by A. G.. Page, Bath, and by druggists
and dealers in medicine generally 2Of
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City Council In session Feb %, 1853
ORDERED That The Primary School House, the
" corner of North and Middle Streets. be and hereby
is established the Ward Room of Ward number seven
in said city. Copy Of Record,
March /. VIM TORREY, City Clerk.
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II. R. II.
Not used for all Diseases and Compzaints.

MOI used for all Diseases and Complaints.
The sick will please take notice, that X r Rene
dies consist of three distinct preparations; il is not
necessary 10 lake more than one of the Remedies at
time. They are made to act instantly upon the d is
ease they are intended TO remove Each Remedy s
intended for certain class OF complaints and diseases
Railways Ready Relief is TO stop pain instantly and
10 remove its causes speedily. If you afflicted
with Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Toothache-with Diar-
rhGa, Dysenlery-Radway's Ready Relief will. the
moment II is applied externally or taken internally,
arrest The progress of The disease allav The vio-
lent irrItations, and stop The torturng palms.
For Sick Headache, K Relief is the most speedy
relief known. :.
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EASTERN TIMES
so MARINE JOURNAL. sas!as.
PORT OF BATH.
OE
THURSDAY, Feb "a
ARRIVED.
Sch Arenzamendi, Pinkham, Boston

DISASTERS.
Brig Monte Crsto, $50 TONS built at Newcastle in lS47
well und in sails &c, sold at auction in New York
23d inst fer $500
Brig Challenge. Long, fm Virginia for Thomaston with
timber struck Duck Rock, Monhegan Island about
2PM 18th inst The Captain and left the wreck in
boat Immediately after she struck and remained till day
light when they landed Monhegan harbor On the 10Th
the vessel came OF and towed into Monhegan where
she now remains full of water and dsmasted. The Cha
lenge was good vessel, old, and uninsured The
cargo was insured at the Georges Office freight
the Thomason Office, Thomaston
date OF 18th inst that the cotton saved
from ship Italy-abt 410 baes-had been sold at &C. The
vessel sent search Of her. unsuccessful after
cruising ii days
Sch Adelaide ofand fm Rockand for York. before re-
ported put into Newport has been hauled into the stream
being still on fire. and entertained that she be
destroyed
Shin GaIatin at New York FIN Liverpool carried away
oretopmast no date lat 49, lon 81 in heavy gale from
to NV and was several days without canvas on the fore
mast
DOMESTIC PORTS.
B0st0n-Ar 23d, bark Nacoochee, Thorp, Mobile 1th
inst
Cid oath, bark Hathorn, Brown Havana; sch Cora
Dnlaud norna
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" Ladies and gentlemen can have all operations
upon The teeth performed by DR.. II ]. Hoppe, the
Bath Hote where he has also for sale DR.. A. Cum
mings' celebrated Dental Toilet Ses," of the
most beautiful and useful articles known. No lady
should be without one of them. Call soon, as Dr. X
will remain but a few days.
Bath, March2 1852. 1w"
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Just Received

nIRECT from Boston, a fine lot of Gelatine, Pre-
IL served Ginger, Caisup, Olive Oil of a superior
quality, Maccaroni, Vermacelli, Jar Pickles &c
36 A Il ROBINSON.
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Notice.

THIS is 10 forbid all persons purchas ing note of
i hand, signed by w d Buchanan IN favor Of
Ephraim Hatch, of -, for the sum offorty dollars,
as no value has been received for the same
ID BUCHANAN.
Bath, March 2, 1858. 3w37~
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Valuable Testimonv from the South.

We like, at all times, give credit when credit is
due, and al the same time we can relieve the dis
tressed, are doubly grai6ed; we therefore, give
the following voluntary testimony 10 the beneficial
effects of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry by Thu
editor of the Columbia South Carolinan who appears
to have obtained great relief by its use.-[Old Domin
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Flour

OF the choicest brands Kept constantly on hand and
" for sale al the lowest cash prices, by
SO A I ROBINSON.
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REMOVAL.
-. q. FTsHER
Boots. Shoes and Rubbers,
Spring STYLE HATS.

new and superior style Of Mems KERSEY
HATS for sale by l.. S. FISHER.
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Cask Raisins.
Citv of Bath.

ER ESH and nice, just received and for sale by
IL Bath, March ,, 1853. Il ROBINSON.
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Mill Saws,

ITENSHAW & wOODROUGH'S Cast Steel Mill
Ill and Cross Cut Saws, constantly on hand and for
| sale bv 81 :. Il ROBINSON.
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Tamarinds, Honey, Sardines,

DRESERE.sS and Jellies. Of ali kinds, Canary,
L Hemp and Rape Seed, away seed. Hops, Mac
ca and Vermicelli Butter Water and Soda Crack
ers, Soap Powder, Patent Soap &c for sale BY
A. q PAGE.
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For Sale.

A TWO-STORY House, Barn, Carriage
ii N House, &C. with about four acres of land
.ssm in good cultivation, situated Ill Woolwch,
4=kE4 near Nequassei Meeting House. Terms lib
eral AppIyto BENZ. +. TALLMAN.
35n Richmond
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GREAT DISCOUNT

w ma IA A ~ASOG' W. Aw
IN PRICES OF
1ORE GOODS 9
IIROM this date until further notice the large and
Il extensive stock vi Dry Goods il the Granite Store
will be sold for cash, al prices greatly reGnced from
our former low rates, as The sock
Must be Closed OFF
To make for a Spring stock. The stock
consists Of BR OADCL OTHS, CASSIMERES DOE
SIX ms saIines, Dress Silks. Alpaccas, DeLa mes,
Cashmeres, Thibets. LADIES CLIO THIS and CLOAK
INGS Flannels, Prints, Ginghams, &c A large
stock of
Bay State Long Il Square Shawls
Cashmere and Black silk do Gloves and Hosler
Embroideries Wells, Dress Trimmings, Scarfs, Hdkfs,
Hoods Comforters, Gents Drawers and UNDERSTANDS
&c. ALSO
LINEN GOODS!
A very extensive stock, such as hleached and brown
stock embraces All amount Of more thar
Ten Thousand Dollars!
And every article will be marked down al priceswhrh
cannoi fail 10 suit The purchi ser
Determined that the repu alton of our Store THE
CHEAP STORE Of the City shall be the cit
zens OF Bath and others visiting the city iAviiod
10 CALL 10 see Ia examine, and avail themselves Of
rare opportunities 10 make rich bargains Remember
the auction Store, 6 ranie Block, next Sagadahoek
House. OWEN & CO.
Bath, Jan 10, 1883. 31tf
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SPOKEN.

Feb 10, off Havana, was ship saxony FIN Orleans
for Boston
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LINEN GOODS!
DIR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BlTTERS.
OnIv o. and AZ Ia cents DCr BOttle.

FTFHiDS Z
and when they are troubled with Liver Comp laini
Jaumdce Indigestion, Billions, sour weak Stomach
sick or izzy Headache, Coughs or Colds, Weakness,
Loss of Appetite, will seek the proper remedy. For
the above complaints and particularly piles cosve
ness bad humors, and all diseases rising from in
active Liver medicine can be better than Langeys
Biters.
Roots, herbs and barks-;he best in nature stole,
From broad Atlantic TO Paci6cs shore;
From north 10 south their healing virtues lend
And IN these Buffers proves the peoples friend.
The bottles large-ihe price for one in ANAL,
Try them, the pledge il | lie and health 20 all;
Pleasant TO take-in seasons cold or warm
Always does good aud never harm.
Wholesale Depot, 07 Union Street. Beainn.
For sale in Bath by A G Page, DR. Mmahewp
and all deulers in medicine. tu.5a~
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining i'm the Post Office,
Bath, Mar L, 1853.
GeniIemen's List.
Aud Capt Jacob Morrison Nathaniel
Anderson John c Morse Maria
Anderson w m HI Mauton G
Avery Wilmot Manchester ii
Baker Joseph Miller Capt FP
Berlin Bernard Morse Edward II
Bryant EssOphrus Mozier Rachael
Brim jine Jesse Mcdonald Charles
Bailey Samuel McFadden Capt Alexander
Brown Ellison H. McDougald Archibald
Batchelder John Mcfarland Sabias p
Blare w Washington McDearmrd John
Clark Warren Norton Capt Hiram
Clifford Frederick Nights Hartley
Coombs Albion NJ. Norton Albion
Champion Samuel r Nichols Thomas /.
Coomhs Hiram Oliver Palner
Clark DF Prescott Charles J %
CoOmbs C PaTshley Stephen
Curtis Gardiner Peters George
Curl Peter Poole A w 80
Cramner Benjamin Perkins & E
Dreamer Capt. Benz. Perry Abner L
Cutting Henry (2) Plummer Rufus (2)
Davis William Pettee George G ~
Dutton Capt Parks David
Dix Capt Frederic Ring William
DAWSON A Rich Geo III
Ellis Joseph Rogers VIM
Emerson George w Simpson Urias
Eason Can't John Smith Thomas
Fisher Phillip Stinson Huston
French Oliver Small Daniel
Fisher TIE Small James
Flanders Samuel Spring William
Farnham Thomas s Swtetser Capt
Grey Alexander Stinson John I'd
Goodwin Joseph Sterson OS
Greenleaf Arnold Snow John (2)
GowelI Charles Stackam Geosge
Harris George (2) Sagely Nathan
Hamilton John ~ Tucker George
Hathorn VIM C Tarbox Elbridge
Hanlin George Thayer II
Houdlete Charles Tibbets Francis Il
Haggett Albion (2) Turner David
Higgins Tbbets Thomas Jr
Hodgdon Martin Very Capt John G
HHgn Jonas Vance VIM
Hogan William Williams Daniel
Ingersol William WinslOw Thomas
Jordon Samuel T. White j 5
Keen Frank Williams Jael
Knight A Williams Lemuel
Lincoln J ID Walker Edmund
LOrng John Webb Samuel
Lucas Frederick Whitney VIM
Loyd Theodore WhehOuse Sa muel
Lunt William Whitney EleaZer
Iarrabee John G White Amm M
Ladies' List.
ABBOT Sarah Mcdonald Hannah E ~
Brumigum Margaret Mcdonald Della
Barker ieonisa Nash Eunice
Bailey Mary Norton Alice
Barker Henrietta Oliver Eliza
Coombs A lbertine s OShaughnessey Honara
Coffin Elizabeth Perkins Katy
Durgin Eicy J Pepper Mary
Dodge Harriet Perkins Lima
Dority Ann Perkins Frances (3)
Fisher Margaret Patrick Mary
Fry Mary Potter Margaret
Francis Sarah Rollents Mrs
French Joanna Roberts Hannah ~
Fish Martha Roberls Jane
Greenwood Ida Stinson Betsey ~
Glover Josephine Smith
Hatch Margaret Sewa Lydia Nj
Huntington Sarah Starks Martha
HodgdOn Susun (2) Stuart Frances E
Hill Caroline Z ~ Shinirie Polly
Hogan Jane ii SWEET Emily
Hodgkins Elizabeth Slinson Mary
Hodgkins Betsey Swain Diana NJ
Haley Sarah Troupe Hannah
Jackson Mrs Ami Wildes ii
Johnson Whitmore Phoebe
Lee Augusta Williams Adelne
Laskey f Woodward Hannah
Merry Sarah L Wheaton Olive
Macumher Nancy White LOvina
Mica Eliza Wallace Mary
Morse Celia Maria Winslow Mary
McCabe David
~ Advertised letters subject to a charge of ONE
CENT Persons calling for them will please say " AID
vERTIsED" RUFUS X. HAINES, nj.
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Lard Oil.

OF superior quality; also, the best Of Sperm and
" Refined Whale Oil for sale cheap as can be OBJ
tanned in the city, al the store of -
| SO L ROBINSON.
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Pension for Widows

Of Revolutionary Soldiers, married since $500 and for
" the Widows and Orphans Of Soldiers Of the War Of
1912, obtained by ID sEWALL,
Counsellor at Law.
NJ Office corner Of Front and Broad Streets.
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Inauguration Ball!
AT
Granite Hall, SagadahOck House,

FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH A, 1853.
ALL without distinction of party, are invited attend
MANAGERS.
G Stockbrdge,) Southland, J Richmond
HI w Owen, - Hathorn,
H Allen ~ VIM Grant,
d sewall, batn E Baichelder, Gardiner
ID Gilman, G W Staney,)
] w Frye, Sawyer, Augusta.
William Berry, Rockland II Baker,
Hiram Fuller, )u.uouer A stone, Brunswick.
G Stinchfeld, yonn babson, w;...s.a,
Jos r Berry, Phipsburg. Johnston,
Chas w Patten, Georgetown w M Berry, Bowdonham.
VIM Gazier, Newcastle, Arnold Blaney, Bristol.
Music by Locke's Band Tickets S3,50-includng
supper-to be obtained Of the Managers, lind the Sd
gadahock House, Dancing to commence at O'Clock.
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MUSTANG Linament Asiatic Linameni, Pain Kill
1 ler Poor mans Plaster, British Oil, HaIiaen Os
Nerve and Bone Lnament, Magnetic ana henrew
Plaster &c, &c, for sale by A. u rAOC'
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Sail Loft to Let ON McLeIIaM's
Wharf.

ONE ofthe best Lofts in the city. formerly occupied
~ by Arthur Brown, well fitted in every respect
Possessoncan be given Immediately. on application 10
Jan III. If JAMES MCCLELLAN
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Notice.


HRANBERRIESs New Raisins, Citron, Curranis,
" Saltana RAJ SINS an Preserved fruits Of all kinds
for sale by a. g PAGE
II DECEIVED. this dry al Inc stove sslm ST., and
IL for SALE $500 bushels meang corn hour lard box
rasins, cheese smoked beef teas, coffee, pickles &C
&c- &C. Old Hyson Tea, Young do do, Oolcng do,
NHRyong do, Sperm Oil, Burning FLUID, Nc
Bath, Feb2. r X SMITH CO.
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PeNder and Shot.

EIRST quality Sporting Powder, Buck and Common
IL Shot, Waterproof Caps, Common Cap, Flasks Shot
bags, &c /, for sale by A. G. PAGE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-05

W elo,ho our own backs! Better double our
energies and treble our aocks, and raise enough
wool. a, least. and Of the best texture to olothe
ourselves and families, and for the supply OF A.
,nsrican Woollen manufactures. Six pounds OF
wool IN every man. woman and child IN the y.
s IS the estimated average amount required
yearly for their use. We grow but atnte over
two pounds for each individual, leaving an enor-
mons annual drain of the precious metals to
make nm the deficiency win the farmers and
wool-erowers Of the country and especially Of
Vermont, please look at this subject as they
would sheep on sale, full IN the face. and al
over fix upon test of the best breeds and
vastly increase their numbers: Il is in vain to
look to importers and wool merchants for lar
and impartial test to ascertain. to a certainty
the bes, breed. all things considered, for the
growing Of wool. If ihe farmers would nave
such test, they themselves must devise the
awavs and means OF efeciing so desirable an
object, and carry it into effect. We are not
very well posted up on sheep husbandry, and
make no pretensions to scientific or practical
skill upon the subject; but perhaps, may De
permitted modestly to suggest, that if the farm
ers of Vermont, in their associated capacity, as
members of State or County Agricultural So
cietes. would appoint some such practical ant
intelligent wool.grower as Judge Colburn O
Springfield, or some other equally well-qualife,
farmer to take the charge ola selection Of diff
erent kinds Of imported sheep, as proposed by
Mr.. Cutting, the funds for a thorough and salts
factory test being furnished from judicious cur
tailments of county and state premiums for Oh
iects Of less importance, the object desired nigh
be easily attained. We could enlarge upon ih'
subject; but we will not. Our purpose wa'
merely to throw ont suggestion or t"oi and
leave it to the consideration Of those more com
petent and better qualified to move in the mat
ter.
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aggregate loss 10 the State and the world,
by impovershng the land 10y unwIse ull-
age. is seven million five hundred thou
sand dollars per annum, at leaslseven per
cent. more than il would cost to renovato
the soils. There is no possible escape
from this Oppressive tax upon the labor Of
the people, bu' to improve the lands or
run oil and leave them, as in the plant
ing States.
A resident for more than two years
in the most southern states, connected
with lis agricultural press and devoiing
much time 10 the study OF soils and their
products, the writer is prepared to say
that the annual los, on the labor OF each
hand and mule is believed TO be thirty
dollars. This estimate is too high Tor
some plantations and too low for others.
The only reason why $50 many slaves have
been sent south during the last twenty
five years (and thousands out OF Georgia
is, that the labor of a slave Is worth
twice as much to cultivate rich, fresh
land. as poor, old and worn out land,
which has been exhausted by unskllful
cropping. If this estimate be nearly
correct it is an annual loss to the coun-
try of five hundred millions Of dollars IN
vested in productive capital at six pei
cent interest
This unwise system of tlllage is ex-
tending rapidly in the United Siates.-
Visit the farmers anywhere north or west
and YOU will find the popular feeling de.
veloping itself after this fashion Let
us construct railroads and canals, I'M
prove our navpuhe rivers and lake har-
bors. purchase the best farming nipple
ments, and then employ all our capital
and energy in transforming every atom
Of the soil which viii make grain, provi-
sions and wool, into those marketable
commodities, aud send them to distant
cities and nations for consumption.
This agricultural aud commercial en-
terprse is compiacenily regarded as the
proper deyclopemcnt Of the agricultural
resources of new country. Although
the inevitable results of such practice
may be seen in each of the old thirteen
States, vet it is confidently believed by
sanguine farmers that the rich soils OF
/ the west are truly iuexhauslibe. Who
ever will CAREFULLY examine this great ma
tona question, Of taking every ihiua
ont Of The land, and putting nothing
back, must be satisfied that no other than
the most d saslrous consequences can
follow The number Of laborcrs employ
ed IN this simple operation increases al
the rate OF two hundred thousand yeal
4 in the United States.
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HEREISYOUR REMEDY.
HollOway's Ointment.

A uru-aN -s Nrsu- op s.E rTrVTD DT 4 RAD
- ~ an ,riifrT', yFANt- STAINING
, o., -
cpe Jd tii.rj rom ~ " 200 .i,'' na'f ''f y
Rast-igs MGR Haada .itii- dated Nag 'ist' i-'I'
To Professor HOLLOWAY.
>-l suffered pr period OF thuty wears from bad legi
f. fsu nf nn ur frcr nrtdcais u ts ~ nrAss
.....snartad ,y 8 1rntc sfmnfums. had recourse
g.fiu, oil med cal ad,ice without deriving benefit aud
even nia that ihe lrv must tmputalst yef upnu-
.fiou TO that opinion ,our fs and untmeH ye oaacf-
m eo,nnlete cure n su shuit iimn, that who have
not ,,ifue-.af Do would ritfiIt Ihn flrt.
t-irneai MN ABhS.
The truth OF ihi- statement he verified Boy N W 2.
'''5.'uu' "s"'', '' Il, 49,, !. ~ =. ,,,.,-,,
DHLAtt , - %, "i NJ, a., 4p ~ 1, - J,b,r.,
"'''t ~ u' ~, t,s D.. t4,6 ls,n
o. r..,..s. ti..t.,..,
i,-' I'D NIL r.,, a. I'D p,...s,. mora
'. Ely 4,. ~. i, Ma ,e,i,d l.. a ,ls l,est
W. H ,s,,,. i, III ~ ,, NO Mn, b.f,,s o.i-
'' '''i' ,' ' ' y ~ ,'', 80, n IA ~
N -' ,'.i 800, ~, 49, IAN, pm. and tl,a,a. a.
'l'' " go ,i b., bt go, AMI II. tn,,.t,, ~
.- ~. ~ o., D. ,,,o,,t, ,.,f.ar' a,r, VA.
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Ifyou Wish to Find
lhemical Releinn PoIlsh.

FI'HE bc.l lricll IN p0lIsIng nOOIF, tUOI7 0HI
I HARNESSES Ia Boo had, also suHurinr Stove Polish
sold ~fUNI A. FIELD.
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~, who lre wishing supply Themselves with Buur
n Tubs tha oamiog aeon, will $50 Ne 10 COLI w
h1vsa large o OF NICE right .izrwhich wil
l,heap. ELLIS G. BANCROFT.
March rs ~
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Causing it 10 grow uAu'us, and wing son and curl
ing appvaraace. 81 The most delightful character.
THE kArHAlRoN neutrll.zrs The cii,rs IT disease,
I clnufn uad ni IrrtHrsilF uni fesirfng tho
Human Haif even alter BALnNhSS OF many yohfs 81
ccanscs ihe scalp ffaa NANpGUF, and slii natural
putltor. Immediately relieves symflihetc tiacks OF
NERVOUS HEADACHE,
Add cures a Cuaueous Disease. he skis such AS Salt
heum, Erysilell-, ltrh, ln0tmmaliunr, &e. Sc- Asa
TOILET ARTICLE.
For giving ihe nar rich. .on glossy aud cuHg appear.
auce uohug has ever heu discovered 90 fGut s iHeon-
tcstod- inrnuiestbe u exhsts the rriumes
the ghtiu aad exotic flowers, and nee nom al
animal properties, any uh.tanco which color the
sAin, OF siaiua iaiy's liat tur
BALD AND GREY HEADS
iti prominently hsnfhoisl.
"Iho ktuauon has iulg restored my hair after bald
uos ifN rlYe ffar-.
a JAY rOuKrBlGur 16 Bond It,. A. ~
The uffhe hHfhaifon b. anid hs the tires uhysc
Ice Eunpe and ANrleas cpd Nasn patronage sud sale
pfet ttenfed Boa too hatcrf ri ihr Natcrla Mriirt.
sold 900 fnlufHr'u tssiels Throughout Nrh and Suuti
Ameuri Eunpe, aul % hr islalds ol the ocean 40 iaa,
handsome bottles, Cor 70 rnTis.
pnnrirs only ~ rNTENsfsF SsLEs.
Sold 20 10 itr trade "a liberal discount but commusiou
| ed u instance.
THOMAS LYON Chemist and Manuficturer.
o. b. BARNES Proprietor. ldl. HroadWay. y
/ To whom nl orders should De addressed
asaii Montpelier, God bY 30 Druggists cvorU, here
Also Lsoa- EAiral OF Pure Jamaica Ginger.
March, lol3 - emo.
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ROCK SALT,

Irsr received. The Trade .urrhed D.. u-aal 3, manu
hotm.r tuees. KEITH q BARKER.
I.ha5 rli
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PANkORlTE."
TJvpr,S Evrruet of tyacfs Hose
PURYFYER o. TlIE BLOOD.

An Invaluable Kcnod, fot an -cRptuLUs DISEASES
lndtgesuon. Salt ifrum, Si.k u .idatho. taHAor,
Nursing Sore Mouth, and Gcuoial DrsHs,
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400 Cases of Consumption,
Genuine Cod Liver Oil,
CROCKERY.

Glass, and Hard w are,
TEAS a COfFEb~, SUGARS < MOLASSEs,
SPICES ana Ratslns. Fl-h. Glass, Nails, sc from he oau
down to the smallest quaaty. 20 rrc's iha must ,g by
WALKER Il WHITE.
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yroR GRINDING arw blss orit on hand, of the be-
quality. stuRbs & LANGDON.
FL 2s 90
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HAS u.i breu dlr tu overflow -ut hr lues STYLES
Z tna n.iras--seiy luu, by WALKER s. WHITE.
Nhieh % %
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lbs immunity q n WIN 70HI su-01s7 n 0IhWII "a
snl CHRONIC DIS AeE, and thrurGh him its WINES
knowu, until us Or lyior saws 'it is NOS iu
this section New Haven romn,on nrtlclu domestic
practice the of ST BuF IA md cuilntuus dise
es.n kfg. sshiffOsr.
4 Scotch Boianisi 90 Noi're.y, while travelling 10 A.
merca 40 isl4 leatHed its canaaa. Efumtag 10
Euaiand be- enpla, ed uedicatrr baths, which be-
came greatly celebrated io the o smli discusses.
Dr. isaac E'@FisA o. EshfsGGefghs0,