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Linseed Oil.

TUE Subscriber will furnish the public with pure
LlNsEED OIL at Boston prices, with ffeighi
added, delivered at his Oh Mill, IN Middlesex, or
at the Montpelier Depot, may be preferred by puT-
ohasers Oh Meal excellent article for cows and
other cattle, Kept constantly az the Mill aud Tor sale
by the ton or bushel.
ENOs STILES.
Mddlesek, March 4, 1853. 22iG
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Gbs plum < tbr Nas.
BY T.. T.. WALTON.

He tia, by the Piow would thnve
Himseifmust either HOLD or DkINE.n
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PURIFlCAT1ON OF THE BLOOD,
Arp
LIVER AND BfLioJs COMPLAINTS.

The Citizens of the Uuion suffer much from DIS
orders OF the Liver and Stomach scacey any Zee
from the influence OF these destructive maiades hence
iie wears last The tar ser, perhaps the most hand
some in the World, up to certain period when, dis
tressng to many loose .hor teeth and good look
while yet In the heyday Of life such sad evils may be
eheciualy remrdiod By continually Keeping the blood
pure, and the Liver and stomach in healthy sctiou
when lite will q Nv smoothly, and resemble plants ia
eongenial cline, whore an eternal spting appears
reign. A. q regards the preservation of the hunsu
ifAme, and the duration Of life, much be effected,
and say ieaessly, that health and life he pfolona-
ed for many Yoals beNond their ordinafy HINTS, e iol-
loves Pals arc taken To purify the blood according
to the rules laid down Tor health contained in the fee-
lions " hIclf a,cnmpany eneh boA
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These celebrated pills are wonderfully
leIIicaeions in the following com pIaints.

sefiicHoious in the following complaints,
Agne Debility Headache Scrofnia OF
Asthma Drogsy Indigestion Kings Evil
Bilious Co'p'a Eryspoias Junndice Stone & 6rnve
Blotcheson Female Liver Com Secondary SWIM
the skin reguuritics plants Nancroslnfeeis
Bowcl Cops Fcvor- ofull Piles Worms All kind
Constipation OF kiais Retention Weakness from
the bowels Gout Of Urine whatever cause
=. sold AZ the establishment Of Professor Holo
way, %, Corner Of Am and Nassau Streets New
York also by All respectable Druggists and Deal
ers In Medic throughout ihe United states in
Pots boKCs, 81 cts 81 ccntsnnd 80 crnisearh
To be had Wholesale o. the principal Drug Houses in
the Union, and by FRED. f. SMITH, Montpelier, VI
larger sizes.
n. b. Objections for the guidance Of Patients in
evciy disorder are affixed TO each box. s6 e:owly.
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A CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY, OF
10 EARS STANDING, CURED ny USING
HOLLOWAY's PILLS
Copy n Lfiisr from ClPiap John Joinsoa q.ior House
Mr. Fsrt, dated January oh, 1854.

Mr. York, ddied January oh, 1854.
To .ofessor Holloway, % Corner Of Ann and Nussu
Streets, New York.
SiT,--it Is with the most heartfelt pleasure I have
20 Inform YOU that have been restored to health md
strength by taking your Pills. For the last ten yea,s
| suffered from deiangment OF The Liver and -ion-
acb, and was reduced tn such extremity ihst gave
up my ship, never expecting 10 Sea an, more a.
| had tried every Remedy that iecomme nded to
me, but all 10 no purpose and had gwen myself up to
despate. whsn wrs o. last recommended to take
your Pills. Amer using tham for three months the re-
suit IL that IN better health than have been
for eleven years past, and indeed ~ well ns ever I
WIS IN my life, You are quite At liberty TO MAKE this
known iui the for the benefit OF oiheis.
remain, Sir, yauts respectfully,
(signed) JOHN JOHNSON.
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REM EMBEfs.

tie who places himfeH undrf W. klNkfllA'c
treatment my rcsiuus1 oouhde "a his honor gen
tewsn, and RELY upon the assurance ihat the SECRETS
Of Dr.. k's patiruts will never be- disclosed.
Young mao-let no false modest, d.tei you from
making fou case known 60 one Who. from education
and responsibility, can certainly hclriepd on.
Too many think they will euncenl the secret On itcir
owa hearts. and euro themsolvcs. Alas how uitrn -
this fatal dslason, aud hog many pr missing Young
man. who might haze been go &C. society has
faded from tbs earth
Structures of ths urefhra rapidly removed h thf
application Of neW iheinpsuticai agert usrd or ~
Dr. X. Hsaeasss and constitutional ast,if, prorPis
cured, and fua r,gpr restored
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MARRIAGE.

Requires the iulhlment Of several conditions, IN
der that At he feaiiy the cause OF mutual hn8Hur
Gould the veil which covers the ougin OF domestic
wfecht dne-s he raised, and its tue source n even u
stance disco.ei--in how many could a be- tmred 10
physie al disquahcauonr' Apply then n hiie Il Is YET
time, 10 order . have Your 1trung aud relaxed or
ganiEation rebl -, revlgihed and stfeuTt heued.
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BONNETs! BONNETs!!

~ receive BOsNETs every week fiom the man-
~ uiactufefs at wholesale, at City prces--small
profit, a. Tetail-BOANEr RIBBONS from Auctions
cheap. "a LYMAN & KING.
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PAINTS. Oils. 40

Dukt dry and ground White Lead aud Zine, White
y Line IA Narnsh. Florence White, Fire Proof Paint
y. NJ and Prus. Blue, Chrome aud French Yellow
fnfiish, chinese and American Nermillion. Chrome
aud fatis Grean, Boiled aad Raw oil, Turpentns and
vanish, aud many othef afuelss ia this line winch
vii Dc sold very low iof cash BY
Mas 4, 1e5i 81 SCOTT A. FIELD.
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PROCLAMATION
To the People Of Montpelier a.
vicinity.
THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~ II Ia INV IL -
HNDRO-EtECfEIC NOLTAIC CHAINS nsed
for the iastaRt relief and permanent cure OF hi
Nervous DISEASES, for the first time Introduced in
TO the State Of Vermont 1hese.chaifs were ffsi in
troduced 10 France years since and fion thenr,
have eKtondedio Germany, AuslriH, Psussia Enelsnd
aud but one has elapsed since they were intro
dueed into the United states They are now ned In
the hos pitals of London Paris Vienna Berlin as IN
every Hospital ia New York. They are secuted mi
patented iu i've different Kingdoms aso in this conn
ny, aud ere constantly used With the most asionish
log suceess by both Physicians aud Patients. in Inc re
lief aud cure Of rheumatism, Painful and Swelled
Joints, Neuralgia OF the face, Deafness Blindness
Nervous, Headache, Papitaton OF the Heart Contt.c
lion Of the Limbs, Cetdiagia, Indigestion General Dc.
biliy, Impotence. Uterine Pains, and all diseases
which produced from a diminished amount of Me-,
vous Fluid. Certificates of the most benefcial fleets
produced In the above dseases, have bee n received
from Professors Mott Van BuTou. Posi- of Nav Xn,k
city, Doctors Goldiug, Bird and Perciara of London
also fiom distinguished Medical Men in nost Of ne
cities OF Europe besides thau oae thousand fron
patients who ihaye been cured BY their use ia vafon.
parts Of this conaty. tlsan established fiet which
no Physician dare, OF eau deny, that all Nervous Dsea
ses are Increased ~ severity, rather than benefited
by constant administration Of Drugs and the common
sense Of thepeople u being awakened TO this truth
BY avoiding all drugs and patent Nostfums Thousands
have been cured by The all pow eTu agents of nature
pure air, proper exercise Diet, bathing &c By Tho
use Of the chains, nature greatly assisted 10 her
efforts. and impulse j. given the nervous Of
the system which restores health itbout tie n,,
cess of swaowing the sickening, disgusting no.tfnms
that are thrown before the public. pumphlet con-
tanning efthcaies Of cure description of he Chain.
and the mode ofuse, may be obtained free of az
Ssttnr.
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IT w. STRONG.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given, ,ihata petition
In will be presented to the Commission.
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session, praying for the Location Of county
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JnlIiem.s NEomster OrcIlestra.

XATHERE YER Jullen's namo is known
wv tn G katy Did Polka" has an un-
rivaled popularity. There have been more
copies Of this piece sold, for the short time
it has been issued, than any other musical
composition ever published in America
Christy's"The Other Side Of Jordan" though
i; has not equnled in numbers the sale OF the
"Katy Did," yet the demand for it is great,
and it is driving out of market the many
spurious copies purporting to be sung by
Christy's M instrels. Ask for Chnst,'s "7he
Other Side of Jordan" 1t has nm illustrated
title, and portrait of Earle H. Pierce, in cos
tune. All others nro spurious. Christy's
new Songs, "Old Times Come .Again," by
Charles Converse, "Saly Primer and "Ju-
hus from Kentucky" are having glorious
run. They are nightly sung to crowded
audiences, and are universally sought after.
WIN. HALL & SON,
239 Broad way, New York.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE INDEPEND
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Important Discovery!
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES!

BRYAN'S PULMoNIC WATERS
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OFFICE DAYTON AND MICHlGAN, }
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Sept. 81, 1858.

Sept. Il, 1898.
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| Conservative
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