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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-09

Lows AND THEIR MrLK.-No part
Of the business Of a farmer requires
more skill and attention than the
dairy. IL judiciously managed, it is
profitable. If badly managed, worse
than useless. To obtain the best
COWS for the dairy, subject the milk
TO the test Of comparison, one with
the other. Keep those which give
the most and the richest milk. for
breeders and the dairy, and sell the
rest to The drover or the butcher. Il
is not so much the amount of milk a
COW gives, per day, as the cream her
milk produces, which constitutes her
value as a mixer. Having thus as
certained the best cows, the next
consideration is the keeping they
are TO receive. Much, very much
depends upon this. 1t is unreasona-
BILE to expect, from the very best of
cows, either butter, or cheese, or
beef, TO any valuable extent, If fed
merely on dry hay, in the winter, or
kept in a poor and sour pasture, in
the summer. Roots, of various
kinds, should be raised in abundance,
by every dairyman, who hopes to
profit by his vocation, and the food
Of cows should be varied, in the
winter, from week to week /; kept
clean and warm, and enjoy fresh air,
every day in the week, Sundays not
excepted. 1t has been found, by
experiment, that cow fed on grass,
in a good and sweet pasture, Chill
pastures are the besD will yield a
greater quantity of milk than if fed
upon any other food. We have
thoroughly tried the experiment, and
have no doubt Of the fact. There 10
nothing like clean Green Mountain
pasture, free from brakes and filthy
and sour weeds, upon the hill-sides,
to fill milk pail or churn and in
the winter, for the same purpose,
there is no better FOOD than sweet
meadow ard mountain hay, and the
stocks of sweet corn and for roots,
the Carrot, Rutabaga, MangelwurtzeI,
the Turnip and Sugar Beet. Try
this course Of feeding Try it faithful
ly, brother farmers, and our word
for ii; you will have good cows,
abundance Of rich milk, good butter
and fat cheese, provided you do not
skim the milk of which the latter is
made.
And now little about milk. Let
us talk the matter over. Milk OBJ
tanned from cows in the morning is
generally richer than that obtained
at evening, and usually less in guam
tity. 1t 10 equally true that some
pasture grounds are much better than
others for the production of rich
milk. Examine the kind of grass,
and the nature Of the soil in the
pasture producing the best milk, and
stock other pastures, Of similar soil,
with the same kind of grass. The
subject Of sweet pastures, or good
grazing grounds has not received
that attention which its importance
demands. Will some of our readers
give us their views about it, Will
they think, and tell US chat they
think about il
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-09

DANoING.-" I'm an cid fellow
says Cowper. in one of his letters to
Hurd, "but | had once my dancing
days as you have now; yet | could
never find that | could learn half SO
much of a woman's real character by
dancing with her, as by conversing
with her at home, where | could
observe her behavior at the table, at
the freside, and in all trying cir
cumstances of domestic life. We
are all good when pleased, but she
is a good woman who wants no fid-
die to sweeten her."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-09

To CLEAN PAINr.-Smear piece
Of Flannel in common whiting, mix
to the consistency Of common paste,
in warm water. Rub the surface to
be cleaned quite briskly, and wash
off with pure cold water. Grease
spots will in this way be almost in
stantly removed, as well as other filth
and The pain, will retain its brllliancy
and beauty unimpared.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-09
With thrills Of golden chords,
And makes The world to climb
On linked words.

With thrills Of golden chords,
And makes The world to climb
On linked worlds.
" ha, Il his hair be gray, his eyes b. dim,
II wealth forsake him, and { friends he cold :
Wonder unbats her thousand gates to him
Truth never fails, nor beauty wassth old
More than he tells, his eyes
Behold hi. spirit hears
or grief, and joy and signs
'TwiIi Joy and tears.
nlet is the man who with tho sound Of song
Can charm away the hsan ache and forget
The frost Of penufy, aud the stngs Of wrong,
And drown the fatal whisper Of regret,
Darker are the abodcs
OF kings, tho his be poor
While fsneies, like the gods,
Pass thro' hrs door.
Singing Thsu scalesi heaven upon thy wings,
Thou iiftest glad heart into the skies
lie mnkelh his own sunfise while he sings,
And turus the dusty earth to paradise
see Thee sail along,
Farup the sunny streams
Unseen, hear His song,
see His dreams.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-09

Fifteen gallons and three quarts
of whisky found their way into the
throat of William Jones, of Perrys-
vile, within three weeks, and insti-
gated him to murder his MOTHER
He stabbed her three times and
drenched her with three buckets OF
water. The noise by this time at
tracled the neighborhood, and she
was saved.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-09

To MAKE BREAD WITHOUT YEAST.
Dissolve table spoonful of saleratus
in half a iea-cup of warm water,
(pound il well frsD rub it well
through 3 lbs. of flour, then mix il
well with butter milk, till quite soft,
place in pans, lei it bake rather slow,
about an hour and a half-a small
slice Of butter improves it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-09

The ancient city of Chicago, ac-
cording to the Daily Journal pub
lished there, has sixty thousand
inhabitants, and the oldest native is
lady of twentv-i~"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-09
6br pIum < THE I5ur.
BY T.. T.. WALTON.

lie that BY the Piow would thnv.
Himseifmust either HOLD or pstyr. ,,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-09

Annexed ID list Of agents to receive subscriptions
Advertisements and communications, and acknowledge,
payment for the same.
Bakersfield, j. ruMEROY,
Brookfeld, :. u. SMITH,
Cabot, g. e. BROWN,
Danvine, CHARLES :. DANA,
Gilmore, :. q. SCOTT,
rydepark, EDWARD B.sBWYER,
johnson, G. W. SCOTT,
Marshfeld, Z. u. rCrNAM,
Morrsyiile, J. &. MOVES,
Middie.es, JESSE JOHNSON, j.
Mortified, Z. SMITH,
Orange, CARLOS CARPENTER,
Plaindeid, a. r. BANCROFT,
South Hafdwick, G.. sHfrMAN,
stowe, JOSEPH g. RAYMOND,
STAFFORD, WILLIAM ROLLINS,
south straaofd, DANIEL W. JUDD,
Tanb,idga, AARON n. KING,
Watsded and Faysion. ORANGE SMITH,
Warren, FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT.
waterbury aud Duxbury,
Wiihamstowu. DARIUS PRIDE,
Worcester. JONAS ABBOTT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-09

The whole canine race has been
disgraced by the appearance of a
drunken dog in the streets of Mil
waukie, Wis. The Democrat says
that she acted pretty much as other
folks do when in similar state. He
made a very good rail fence for a
few minutes, and then went and
laid down by the side of a wood
pile.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-09
British & U. :. MAIL ROUTE,
IL OStOn. Lowell, Concord, North
efu, Psssumpsie, vermont Central. cog
dcnsburgh and Montreal silroads.
TO AND a. IN

70 AND A. IN
- Jphn.hnrs, Burlington ~ Albuns, MontreAl, Og
duusHuf=h au- thv West, aud Manchester. Nash
"a, hoston Lawrence. Salem, Dover, Pousmauth,
Portland, Groisn Junction, Worcester, Providence,
Nuf~icH aud NcNAafk.
Ihis % thr direct route hetNtst The hove places
and passes through tho capitals OF New Hampshire and
Net"oat. The tate cod ffeishtu. low "a by othei
routes
Atcf Dec. %, less, trains North leave Boston a
5.43 A. H. and ~ n. and Concord at 10 80 A. NJ sud
z NJ TEAMS South leave White River Junction
nt 7.i5 4. - sni 1850 =, NJ. on the arrival Of Car,
ffoH nppef foads.
specialeitle trans pass over ths route every Tues
day andttetEht ifatus dtiis hetNihi Hufuston Kons
o's fuiut. ugdeusbufgh, Montreal, and Nashua, Low
ell, bosiou, Salem, lHtsmonth, Wofceslor, ftori-
dencs aud intermed4f pisces md % ls the ouy route
from tho Ogianspui- b snd Montreal Gosds by which
ffeigA eau ur Gained eltIoui changing cdfs.
ONsLOW STEARNs Agent.
Eorrur1. y n. Doc. 10. f-I3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-09
afattbnlau K 5tate suurnal.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.

TERMS 81 .5osash 10 advance ss,oo IL payment
snot made 10 advance interest always charged from
the end ofthe year
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-09
JAMES MOORE,

Noabaoli, VI, June l.isst
Is l4sEE -. .....,s;iis 81.
Eorthern Railroad, n. II.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-09

LEAVE BOSTON a. 10 A. a.. teaehiag Bur.
hngion ~ 81 and Rouse's Point NJ 2. NJ. Moai-
real N 9. and Ogirnshufah % II ZAP NJ.
LEAVE BOSTON 90 ~ NJ, Nav York A. ~.
lodge 90 Mantpa Ter. VI. und al Burlington Of
80 Nouses Point ate. Moutfeli 90 10 a. IT,. nd
Ogien-hursh 90 2. Nnest DAY.
ALso, LEAVE MoNrPELiERH445 IS NJ,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-09
Kailrnn05.
81 M .s.....si...l sai...i..s..3
1854 Vi. Central Railroad. 1854
Northern ~ western, British and
United states Mail Route.
Going North and West.

az .os AZ, lone S. 1854, Passenger Train. vi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20
W iiHs AND GESTxsssN-rsov cisV II - ~ VI

w iiES AND GESrLfkEN-rRor. ciRN II r-rt-
NR s~r '-ayesrs nearly hail thg sict
dangtT noTtuue fatigue and almost oesth has length
In obtaining the noted Professor OF Chemistry NJ
che Sinc Incredible by ~th the hair be eued
he tad beautiful nature itsc has nt to
brwchtE that beautiful Of the head
Th curling the air aud the person. and adding
those With be
her lovely and Ring
fssh nabe OF the cities OF the
with perfect and
bat the untennsbe perseverance, aud almost
Grault DevSier would probably have
mystery the world for perhaps like the
Egyptian cmbaning, would have died with the srgna
Of tho human family lave
osciuApg Rnglets that have
tiyated their thousands.
The Recipe manufacturing th. preparation for curling the
be hal BY ding dollar,
rod pdLf GIRICLr DEvITI6R, fdr,nirVton, Ttunban
county, Oho he located himself amid crowd OF .d
rng the blessings Of all that have used this
paaop and daily forwarding all part othe United
states, those wonderful receipts for Curling the half
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20
NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS
FENE subscribers cal, ai't,i1u t.i- cornl.
IL 0r.ign and 'Ior-s sic Dry goods =irl as -
iNA'E ami Col'rci Ts.ci, AMI irs!ist C.ot!s
lfrEc' ara ErFiisb DO 1lias Cashmere
CREST variety o'Ylncy Cashmere
N-i"ct and I'll N-.iuss
Ne .u', ..,fnbs W O.! alr SILK Sl!r:s and Drawer
M-rhu, LIu hss0ni and : TX
SIR H'yI O. n'.ic h n,iL. Ir',i.i,
Bnc+ and Co!urci Fix Cr.ya;s
: atm S'Jcfs and Sapa=cr Tyts
Bine'. shiE' 9 llars
siia aTl G.Lcis Umbrellas
oOiprti Linen and Cainhrir Slir,Ing.
Rich Theme slEs, .'ylc
Hack and C"rred Br cade silks
PlEii and Clrrkcf do
VI in AMI Fla d Hack do
h.c- A.nufe sod s.'in ia Ch.ue
sol.utr' AID Black NOR Antique
Rich Paris Printed he iairc
Plain aud Plaid French sierno
PIUn Colo eft Nuusrl.ngs
Rich french Chin'z
Engli h ard American Caliros
ff"nch aud English Furniture do
Fine Printed ~ n1cls
Eitek fren,i' and III Elish Donbszine,
III lack Alpaca Lustre,
Hack :. " HlnIef chcfs and Wells
BiachT hibei AMI Wool s.syls
SguArr and ions Plaid do
ram ani Embroidered White Grape do
Crapr and M.rino Sc.rf.
Malice Habits and sleeves
Malice AMI Honifan Collars
Cambria arl Muslin 90
Nu'ltn and Cambiic Eiginrs and Inserting,
Ialencennes ami Th- al do do
KID. Isle AMI SIX Gloves
Black ani Nd Garntlrts
sils. Cotton Mnrstet rosie
Revere AMI Embroidered liza ldkerehist,
sA Il and Bonnet EiDyOns. Sc &c
80 PARKER, BAYrEY 4 yraHo.
W. No iI3 Eare Soma
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INPoRTAyr1o pir,IT,Krpa

Every one VIII Is IN the habit taking pills will End
REGULATORS the most pleasant and ,Trcua rcru,aoT
ne H1wel Liver Panorea and te Certain Puf,rr
ohe ofKADwAIs REGULATORS hyperion IN poin, Of
eh strength and theaoy six 81 the and A.
proved caiiartic pills. ~ "F
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

hhD"hfs REGULATIONS are carefully prsp,red from
extracts ana glns o. trees plants, roo ebs There IRE
opus IN use that will ac the Psucre.s E1x lie
fnry Glands and Nerves. peaSaniy and 90 sdeota,y n,
we w. u UdULAT0ga No pills b taken n,
ns Th ,h ime safety to she constitution; instead de.
batibg The System 10y powerful drastic putgIng i,y ar,
pcAsaniy the bo~ts and mpa. strength 10
aud tissue Of the body. '' "''''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-20

-. y " 7 TOHS,
Tile THIRD GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY or RADw iY co
One htGtLAUR sufficient regulate the Dos err and
Prncrths, 70 heH!iiy disciarce Of their fui ctors
ISos insure pleasant discharge from the bowels a regu
lar period Of tine %
Your 10 six will
huinoGs from the sluebiary canal.
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fnLLls AMI .Nt.SE. --------5---
HE EDWARD BLEEcKE,.s sTANPEDE hxrrRe-Ho.
the fr,r. and ARr Chnsrcs Fever Gy.rcp.ia aud ali

The Proprietor OF this Medicine state without
rear OF coh sdctioD that the STaNI'EOE VITJYPh h.s
sursd mee persons where has an any other
IN use Tor the above This
.sne nor oInlns In It's eoaposion all OF the
OF Aper'ecy healthy character, stimulating and In
MIGRATING in their tendency Will, using I;s
viii not be affected by no
uioe IMAM when In their health. Planters sections 81 ths
sSnny nhefe The Asu- prevails will do adopt med.
cine as the patient not obliged by
tney may be assured Of speedy The could
OF certificates roa those Of the highest
prefers
viii hav' the nfalibe proof in directions Tor se
accompany each ',' Nse
can be seen at the Office showing where Mes.
zine HIS Cured when all Others have failed. 49, 1855
For Dyspepsia and all other
better Medicine In the market. - wv
IL has
raj cases Of Rhcuma Gou for these eompl.,n. sSs
tasesp, onnl vice day.
Price ~ per bSiils. $50 " ' =
adas. - - '..''e1 S.A.e' "Hu IAN
All wholesale be addressed 10 Nryn M rrcyrp
sole froprictcrs. g. broadway, Svw York
Acknowledgement, ADIE 4 GRAY and DrESrrr 4 pyrpa,
rt's.soIrf TODD CHRISTIAN: Baltimore SETH nANcE
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NOTICE.
TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS. AND THE PUB.
Lie GENERALLY


c1nom nifty with loug standing 81 ceiling
entire eoek Of Gools every
A peTioi wl come round in 1885,
Gay 10 put down our stock o such cash wilt
tcei!oi before ie Of public ssle-whacIer
nsln On hand, will b. disposed OF pubc
We s-- edsi and have patron. large supp,y
OF i "rSsi style .. ihs FALLS Goods,
low prizes Of the last weeks
We have placed snail pr, 1T:
Cloths. C.ssimcres, slt!aetts, and Failed c'oths
Tweeds, Kentucky and nnebeck J-a and KerseJs
P'nnnt iLnscys, Plains ana Llble.TwI Krrseys
frelch, GeEa,aa and English Merno's, all prices
Rich Plaid ami Psin,e1 Cashleres I Mousselines
suitr French pIair Nousse!nrs all shades Of color
Gala Plaid, Plaid pers!sns, ChAlleys ana DE- Bsge
fuper Pain and figured French fianDels, Sacgues
Eis Bomhezine,, Canton Cloth AMI Alptcas all prices
Plaid Span silks, silk Pi:is nd lie LANES
Rich Plaid, AMI BrccAie Giace aud Pouii lie Sole
Bro ade and Plaid Black sIII, extra quality
BIZ Gro de Rhines, Tsfetas, and Satin S~autine
sstin. Morceines and Porcnce and qualities
Real Irish Poplins. and Eaglish and French do
Neck, Bonnet, Cap. Lutestrirg and Satin Rbands
hE C"lorcd, and Black aud White aid and Checked Cling.
hams 80
French En- gish md American Calico, (chesr)
Tth;e pAnask, Table Ciohs. Napkins and DGy lies
Re aprrs, Huc.abacs, DOEI a ToRrs
E:nhroiisE Curiaias and DraPery Musns
D"Sed, iicbro stTd tud Plia Ssss Muslin dresses
Rich and Muslin S-eDcd and scotch Worked Collars
Muslin. Cambria, Threa Lille EiI,s .t.j-rprs
Tibet, Cashmere rurs-r and Rob ,ny =
Ladies AMI Misses Kid Sk Sc Thiet aad IIs. Glove.
Gents and Boys iJes. Beaver 'Ei5e; and Si.k do
ICS' and Gents sis, " riup and
Gents Ladies' and CiTens Cotton and sis
WhitHcy, MackauaE TW!ieh lul DUN! Blankets
81 :, ST. 6I mi i2 shr,ngs and sbee,IDy,
Paid Domestic, Apron Checks. uEnabur;s, he, Ac
VALENTINE, CkESsIIAW CO,
No. - BiO d street, corner 9ih,
NJ. 81 kuYa
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YEEELE MEN AND WnS

Wo5e nupal beds for have
and regret will find Hadnnys lie u,nng Iirso,~nt true
ho'Et" anu hNgpaioT 81 the diseased nd disabled paris
ensounnes, removed In few days. every Q,
tom Tsstored " hea!lh strength aud vgor.
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SS ma .a.1 I Sn
the e,h o. oe,oesr @ he Passenger Trains Ills Road vi.
r.Axs L.A,r scnnosp.
1ssc%as,.dsa. sunday. excepted. AZ.
rrrr..sv,o.
Aescu%Sd.,lon. daily. Sundays e.e,p,ed.n Sc NJ
Espte. Maj. Train, ron Richmond sSnnee, With the
te. TnIosrh poeSrsd a ueist
Petersburg e.nuee, at Richmond With the
Northern Trains for Washington, BAner- with the v
n:te Washington Ra,iucre pro
Cured q. the tickle, ONCE in Petersburg.
train leaving Richmond .. P NJ will stop only a, the
The Mall train leaving Petersburg IN r. " Will only
the rSr, w.ha and Glover Mn Jancon' Halt Way Staten and
step passengers
Glover iiI wauh. junction. and Greek:
cSidfsp over 1--WE and not over qye.f: Of .se... IS
coiored person, permitted care
cept When in attendance infant children sick alb
h., sare In which case the same fare As for
dcount OF 10 ~ be allowed each fare when tickets
purchased the Office and getting the
Servant. travels by furnished by their
and stated the that th.y permit
FIX, win leave Richmond Mondays, Wednesday. and
Frisys, ley Leave Petersburg days Ut ~ NJ
N. B.-The Trains wiiirun by ielmcnd time
oneeRArRR Co. Sep, so,h, lssi oss
SrhItsHs1nSSthhf 70 e dlS fdtS7 rFFSSkkfSe
A0r7H AND EOREOLK.-ih he steamboat CUR 9ka.s-s.sk
ssr M run ss on s this e
Thursday morning. At ~ O'Clock A. NJ recey) touching
Old roln,, Norfolk. 81 Meals cts,
each.
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E-,WI.lN:., y .uIIII.Is.

AZ NB.lI:.r ~ usIE.IIE.
GRoCEHs ~ED COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
+, vsr, T., C" ne. Iss;i a. /, C!,g s',ee,;
~ ~ isa'' Wines ana .s. T pune:
2oc b', NV 0:i.sn. ana .av.r ms Si"las.e,
Ss. e LIZ "i ps "S "%tG AMI M CO. &C. ,,,.
- il Green and brcs r-as par; extra fine quality
&c. boss s"sp, s'orled si'ie, :ny Fane,
sdsra, s.eHy, Port. Malaga a.i i,sbon Yiaes-f.il .,
rr2rdss; ,, q all qaali.s: par, tae.; imported
c cs WIZ u s. a.s g,. CRAFTY
Srl ca%ssr, , nr,l.s,oo, ~, Ola n.u's,. brand,
B,cor; Lard. Cheese Rice '"' '"'' ''"Ase
fnso I'll a rnf W. H Sd @9se sf:'' w''" Ga
rasa bais !T TuS m oi roa SS Gan'' VIE
Bel Cords; Maesergl. lierr.ngs
s Pri" 3 sSas T Cover sc and Machine Oils
visiting our city m ia i To eir
our s.oss Of goods before purchtsng. ausi
si :;rISnH, 4 |osyGIi' ,;r.er5' and Commission
co s sa all other County Produce entrusted to e'f
A srAnAGrs noors-For sale by ------------
Al noii WA. PALMER.
r ~. r'sr- tons Bs; ~; n slg
i5oi ,n.Pf
d ~ mold JAS wIws1oy.
SsriLi: A,oTHEn sJPrLy-Ju,t opened another 10. 81.
C.th velvet and sain COaks at all prices. very rich
OF CHRISTIAN LITnRop.
KshTENT five sIIOOrEH-,-we are Agent. ~
W" sf ID RaT we ss sp,,ss
uplo s % ce d :, to any o'nsr yet
- ssraSly al Of which Ia, been ven y trial with
months "'' ssiiTIi - ROM upi az ara ,h'ee
- ~ P,1rl street
y. ,'A' 'r'"''A',,''.iPt . :sF 81 81. Zoo,
hoif Sign Of The Circular Saw, u siain't
nt Oiis AHD WiNE ifsnae,,ee Brandy vintage Of 1871
oeil WINSTON 4 PowEas
.apgyot ohrsn, CABS Hobby Horses. Ghaf. veospsis.
cfadIss' &c, for sale ly ''
hol8 ZIMMERMAN
ENHioNuG hoiAD PLASTER, Lime, Tar aud Grind
| ~ stones, for sale by
nol8 EDWIN woRTBAM CO.
lid doyERsMEST JAVA COFFEE 90 p,ekets in store and
nols EDWIN woarHAN CO.
"GoD cu TEhs W,,THo-wewi,h 10 empioy ,vevo
dec z SscaRupga.s soSs.
! & NS.iMtnE CoSTS.-Jast received by the Roano,e,
mlaEe rt ~ oas'imerc Co'ts, n the newest styles Viii
M, win fell at yry o"pr &c for c,,h cs Vain
! ksthEANisGiHIIiISG At HHDuCED pRItTs--s Yys.
- CHANT "EsiGfR, No liz Main street have on hand
Whnr to reince hersto;k by The Of sy viii l
/ th,m very 10" hr cash. ' ~
des s. MERCHANT 4 wErsrGgR.
xr,,. o,.,, roots! BOOIs!! HOn,s!!!
'HWh S.fsOHBF has just received AMI ponI ant,
mont q Gen,s Calf sewed and pcrred water poi
, ,s'ing Lcc an gooh Tor sini'r the Gen.
am D. r. rR,NKmv.
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IMPORTANT R0CLAM ALTON!


HNhe y..rof Lord lsI capacities Of annay,ic,
ss. ~: Ne had ,sa s
tain Pc possessing such r.reous power
pain Al unea,ne ,ortarns pains were re
vcIr soohed and the system restored perfect ase in "
In ls,9 introduced h. Remedy t, the world under the
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
II has been used by hundreds thousands throuehcu, the
Snrd states giving insa" to all troubled pain
One application e.,ern,y few DROP, aiken Internally win
and rs,,ore the weak feeble and Frustrated frame
No person has eve, used R.dway Ready Relief wlhou,
deriving some special benent in less hteen minutes
L., those who suffering pain. give 1t trial.
" " "s' s.b%.Ss READY shsY S' RE LII comfort
g. fssS sss' ttS SP
hou. VII cure and protect the against sudden At.
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n .iSu. ss:uc S SSlsr .sS SS Ss%r'
nsa, IL MIND Powerful D,nIssan .n,.ed du,re
The r. REMEDIES meda pe.cn, een,u.
ana .S.
Rslt, % Po We sheI nsu a..
.nee over diseased action; ,,,,,
ssn en%a.n 10 -four hour hours
Group. ............... In ten minutes
I1af",.s; Ia ansea mia1te'
Head ache I'm ar afe een %ina;e,
Ghil, Fever afte-n minutes,
m m
Bore throat -. ........... in four minute.
srslL COMPLAINTS sim JOINTS Cuts Bruises Wounds, Pros,
Bites Chol ra Morbus Dysenary Tic DoloreauI 9TH
will inany stop the pain. and quickly the disease
a4DTl r, 8 h b 9sGeyFnE5f &ssol VENT
S1f SKIN ssn' n s hours .r he
hrst desc taken the patient will feel Its health renoyatng
eacy. 49,
FOR ALL HUMoRs.
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The mo,t loahsOme Sores, Ulcers Nodes. sveng, and the
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FRIGITP~L SKIN DIsEAsEs
Have been cured In by Itrsol
sensation OF sickness stomach
CHRONIC DISEASES
That have been lingering he blood
solvent.
GREAT LING MEDICINE FOR ALL LUNG COMPLAINTS
Persons effected with liberated LungE
Bronchitis Hacking, Dry Cough, Difficult Breathing Splitting
ia ways rno, anR Itr.oi,rnt will In short time remove
All rori tie lungs and throat
an6 'ounineEs to the We X AID d!'easej Luz Ks.
i,re - no medicine In that has
rani Cures OF Luz Comrs nts
vent One aay Ill alir The diseased lungs.
check the ravsRes OF d'say
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