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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-13

From the Boston llersld.
sourrHivs Worrr KrowtNa.-By using Professor
Woods hf Rcstositye, gay haif clu Ice permanent
~ rescued O. its original roof The sulIlincd cor
ufcata received ifunl Johnson & Sfnre, Gardircf,
Mo-, ana ~ Hui one OF me many in'i'n''s NAV Hf'
tsily cotnos our kno lodge ct is Fondr u effects
% q. no longer pfobiens zeal huf scicficcut Truth.
G.EDteGH, Sic, june %, 1851.
WV u. nSrh-near rirs have used t,su bottles OF
rful Nood'- liaf Resofstve aud can tfuiy saS u g.
The greatest discovery of The for restoring and
nsu Of .ventT. Ny hair has nov attained 81. ousinaI
r,llr You fcconsn I'D it te tho ~oti without the
loas' fear. A. ny csse was one of the worst kind
Your, fosPeruuliys pAN'L n. ML kFHh.
Ilii-on Cr-r. R. X. Office, vandah,, June 2l 1854
rHoF. Wuou Dear eif-i take pleasure 10 hearing
.ciun'ury testimony 90 thc excellence 81 your Hair
ke,iufatlve. Three monihs aso ny hnif ws- very
rfav. II IL row dark brown. tthe ORIGINAL color,
snsn, auf gls.sy The only Application haVe made
t has been the Hair Restorative, prepared by you
sud Whicn, from the result in my case can moe,
Re.pceiihiiy you,s EDWARD woLcor.
H.rs eE.ros.rirr la cur columns to-day will be
fuad Prot Woods adyefiselncnt at the above Afiiclc
so Nhch We call attention. What IL bias d1ne,
have witnessed upon several II acquaiaisnces 10
- Louis Hair once gisv met our view, black o.
blown a. the el,c might Do, being the color OF eary
manhood and I'm ant sia.,y as-i;-s-ua that vita
out ans other Hrplic tnh fh1n the Restofftsr. lfu
h,s loue ma upon others viii q not do toe same Tor
snI n our ieadefs Whose 9 frosty P"~s' were once
ke the "Fasen lsrk.m ef Lechier, wailike chief II
hsg " ~ ~ ~ We ihiaA .o.-Ja-sSeHo'as c0H''iiH-
tigai'f, Oct 3, l-53.
IHE SEArTsr nI'cOrErr % rHt scE.-lt seldom
that nsc-, under an, citcun-tanro, pare nt
me ctnes, festpratves nythfur Of the ttod tar
We nave prejudice against most OF them But can
dor rnnipes invts attention 10 the aINCrttssmon
II Professor Wood, Hair H,,tui-iIsr. We ~"
d., Ilf-lla 20 f-ttif- slYtptng .f thn kihd, hut
some ins'snc,s ofs use hvie come to cur know edge
which almost Ne that it sovereign remedy
against hs hair becoming pfemntutey gay. IL " nn'
Haif ns- d" but uPon it, application IS directed,
inc effect g. produced un he skin which tungs out
the ofsnll native coiord hair, without sihnc", and
gises ia gios'y and nalua app afAuoe. We have
soon persons Who hsVe used e., and they ere much
pleased vita It. Even n. the .dVsrusomcnt.--ifis-
R,puh!es-.
For Testimony which - perfectly overwhelming see
cifcu,t q, be had OF ala-sat.. Address o. J. " GOD
& Co.. & Bfoid~syN Y . aud Il Msitnl Su-ct -.
louis SO. soid b, all Druggists lid dealers ~ Med
iciao every where for sale a Msnuii tureI. ptiecs
whulos.is and ieiai. ia Montpelier
si:l,dAs sCOIi L BROOKS.
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QfatbG.

la Worcester, June 2Gth, 0fquck consumption, Han
nah daushier Of Rodney aud Sloma Jones, eyed IS
yesrs months and IS DAYS.
Ihusars fond pafeui,' hopes bii-hied by tho death
cf lovely daughter. flwer Of PROMISE having been
endearea e then for c~ brei rcaf-, unl by the
common tics e rstental Interest. but hy those nah"
qualities of mird, Nheh had called ioth The deep az
fnctiu Of Kind lihrf's and tender mnheIs hesT
Brohefs mud ,i,ier called the los. Vi
an amiahls eontdiu. and ff.ctIoHatc sister. 1hrir
circic s again broken AVID she has gone 10 enjoy f-
sucisr OF The two sisters that had euuo hrfvte Der
Jhoug eafis called she not unpfepscd to 60. No
ps'us cd TO relieve ht suernss but the bright
blossom faded day by DAY uacT tho ~atehiul ese aud
anxious care OF a tender mothers low. She was
doutsd upon not only b. hoT parents, hu by band Of
kind bfoiha and sisters. Who slwsys constant 10
their mini,trat sns of love. Hut ,ho has gone the
IDIOT of iond parents and The hope OF many ioving
hieud ha, Pis'sd swsg, Az the bloom ui youth. iei
chilihopd's dean. uniulhlled, with eYest pros
pecl OF iotg life and happiness before hef aud
her heart beating with bright antcipati"us for he 10
tafe she has passed away, md noug ht left her
meaoy TO ga the void "ccasons ~ her loss 10
"a hear, to Which her warm ntf-cuens, sweet temper
and ever .unny smile had endeafrd her But while the
friends OF The departed weep nfbtefaess at bet
loss AMI are oppressed th sense cf then Ions
lines. and de.oiaton, may they b. guided by that in
husnee which shal enable them To look, tot int ne
grave where they have laid their beloved form, but up
ward through the vail Of death their treasure laid up
Ia Heaven 10 see her sleeping peacefully upon the ho
som Their God aad waking 10 life snd Immortality
ami the Clones vi Heaven,
Where all at last shall meet in love,
Nor parting nov,t come,
To dSeli with Christ and saints above,
In an otafnal homo.
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HELMBOLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSApARILIA,

Fer PurifyHr M Hooa, renesuag al dseasss aristHg
Hom srccss ~ .hucnrg, vppsure ana tuPrHdeHee 40
iNf fArsAtc cgasttHfsla aieale, arisrng yrsH az a.
FHro stat, 81 ns Baoa, aaa ne rslab, saa sesst
u1 kHsrH 'ensqg far ne cure ~ Strofais sal hAsHe,
sad H'ad UiorafeHs n tAe Throat asd Langs, Pa'as
ana >Usiifngs II thc bones, Thur, Pirpies on nc
Rae, AID seaiy EruPteas II ne SKIN.
lhis article j. tuN presented By some OF the most
distinguished phy-ans IN The country, and has proved
more rihricu. prcucc than any preparation Of Sar
suparlii yet oaoted The public. Several Of
secondary S'ph'is, Mercufai and scrninlous diseases
have euufey recovered Boz the incunhs wards Of our
fuhhc Institutions which had inf years retistsd
every mode uitroatncnt that could be devised These
eases uf0sh srutin. ts1mples Of the sluary effects
oitnis ucine iu affecting some Of he most tuvuiefats
seisesi ufer the mi, we're destroyed, aud the
bones already al eciud.
Noricr.-Leuei. from responsible Physicians and
Professors OF several Medical College,, and ftic1ies
OF ours fpm paiieni wi bee found accompanying hoh
Preparations.
fri.rs, Fluid 'Itisct OF Bnehu, 81 per bottle, o.
bottles fui b.
Pfic,si Fluid EIuact ofSsrsa para 81 per puitle, or
buttius Cor S., oqu in ,roagth tome gallon Of syrup
OF sars-pafiiia.
Prepared and sold by II. 7. HELNBpLD, Chemist,
% Chestnut Street, near the Grad House, Pbiadsl-
phia.
To b. had Of
Aud OF Dfugsi-ts IA Dealers ereryahere.
III isfrs dirseted 60 me ProPpsos 9gsat rsssirss
Immediate areAfton a. ~.
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One Week Later from Califor.
MIA.

INV ORLFANS, July y.
The Steamship Promotheus has arrived
here with California dates to the 10th ult.
The mining news X reported as favorable,
and the shipments Of specie are large.
The town of Auburn has been DESTROYED
by FIRE.
The law prohibiting gaming was very
generally observed.
Advices from the Tsthmus state that Col.
Walker, from san Francisco, had arrived in
/ Nicaragua, and had taken the town Of Rivas.
Great excitement ensued.
NEw YoRK, July 8.
The steamship Northern ldght reached
her dock at about { o'clock this evening,
bringing California dates to June 10th (anli-
clpated as above via New Orleans,) l57 pas
scngcrs, and $500 600 treasure on freight.
Purser Hatch states that affairs in Central
America are in n more disturbed state :han
heretofore.
Col. Walker having received reinforce
ment at Realeio landed at Prto, about IL
miles north of San Jdan del Sud. on the Eth
ult., with 375 men. aud is reported to have
taken Rivss. lie then entered San Juan del
Sud, and carried off the arms and ammuni
ton collected there, without opposition. II
lac should be successful IN few engage
men,s, the war will soon terminate.
The most important item Of news is the
confirmation Of Bolton and Barows' claim
by the Land Commissioner. It embraces
some 1880 acres, lying mostly within the
corporate limits Of San Francisco, and COW
cring the whole southern part of the NUM-
clpalliy, and is estimated worth $4,000, 600.
Messfs. Palmer, Cook g. Co., are the princi,
pal owners Of the claim.
The burning Of the town Of Auburn en-
tailed loss Of 100000.
The clipper ship Metropolitan, which sunk
at her dock the day the last mail left, was
pumped out and raised two days after.
There are stated to be 81 -four mills in
California, supposed to be able to turn out
1000 bbls. of flour per day.
The X. Ms have been defeated in Ore
gon, Gen. Lane, Democrat, having been
elected delegate TO Congress by over 1000
majority.
The returns as to the propriety Of forming
a State Government were incomplete, but
enough had been received to Indicate that it
had been determined that Oregon should
cease to be a Territory.
The Indians are reported TO have killed
SIX white men IN the klamath Reservation,
and six others IN the Illinois Valley.
The mines were yielding nbundintly and
the production for the year 1855 bids fair TO
equal, if not exceed any previous year.
The Bodncss Mint was coming at tie rate
Of 100000 per day.
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O. The Washington correspondent OF
the Courier and Enquirer draws the follow
ing picture OF Pres dent Pierce;
The great defect of the Presidents char
acter Is his vaclatlon and inhrmlty Of pur-
pose. lie is the instrument of the strongest
will which approaches him. His resolutions
yield to opportunities, entreaties and mena-
ces. lie gave Graund written order on
the Secretary Of State for the Consulship at
Marselles. The Virginia aud Pennsylvania
delegates IN Congress protested, and the APP
poln,ment was refused. Thus was present.
ed the scandal Of foreigner carrying about
the dIshonorod order of the President of the
United States for pallry office. The Pres
ident promised Col. Wilcox, son-ln-law of
Major Donnelson the mission to Chill. The
Ohio delegation made a united demand for
IT, and the promise TO Wilcox was repudiat-
ed. Hence Donnelson perambulates the
country proclaimlng the treachery of Pierce.
The President promised McDonold of Maine,
the Office Of Filth Auditor in return for his
vote for the Nebraska bill. When the time
for fulfilling the promise arrived, General
Pierce asked perm sslon of McDonold 10
tender the appointment to Judge Minor, the
law partner OF the former, in expectation that
Judge NJ. would decline It lie accepted 1t.
to the dlsmay OF the President and II became
necessary to pay Mcdonald with a superin-
tendence Of a petty Custom House. In the
same way, he at first rejected the Infamous
scheme Of repudiatiug the Missouri Com
promise, but yielded to repeated Occupations
of insolent advocates of the measure, while
protesting against the treachery and dishon-
or Of which he was made the instrument. -
Such man is not fit to De President. In
fact, he cannot be President, because, though
the nominal occupant OF the place, all the
real power which 1t is his duty to exercise,
deyolves upon other men, not resPosible to
the country.
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R-- Inclose Sr Gents OF Two letter stamps 10 ]. r
Stafford FsactV=' Chemist, Ne. New-stfset, New
iul, and the fetufn mad Viii bring you the boob,
she postage pad thoIeoa'
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Outrage on Cor. Reedtr Of Kdnsqs.-A
letter to the n. Y. Journal of Commerce
from Kansas city, No, June 2Sth, relates
the circumstances Of the late attack on Gov
Reeder by the notorious Stungfellow, as
follows;
The Governor was sitting alone in his
office, his Secretary, Mr.. lowrey, being sick
and confined 10 bis room at the time, when
the well known Gen. Siringfellow entered
lie was courteously received, and after
general preliminary conversation, IN which
he diated upon the Influence and control he
would have over the present Legislature. and
the great excitement existing in Missouri A.
gainst Gov. Rcodcr. he made two proposi.
tons 10 the Goycruor-oue being. that the
Goycrn0r should sanction any bill that should
be passed 10 punish the tamperinp with
slaves IN the territory. or the uiterng Of ab-
clifton sentiments, aud the other that he re-
commend IN his Message that the Lersla.
ture adjourn to Shawnee Mission, on the Dor.
der of Missouri. The Governor rpplied that
although in favor Of free State. he was
willing and thought /, quite proper ths. tenn.
porary protection be given To slave property
m the territory, until the question be nroper.
ly decided but he could not promise to
sanction bill he had never seen, and much
less could he agree to bin making the PEN
atty for minor oiienc,s death. as he had
heard proposed, and that he would not off
claily recommend the Legislature to adjourn
TO Shawnee Mission Al this the General
became much excited, and endeavored TO
get up quarrel upon the words barber
rniliars," reported 10 have been used by Gov.
X. lie was told that the use Of such Ian.
guage had been disavowed, aud that as ear
~ as possible. lie then desired to know f
Gov. X. had represented Kansas as being
conquered and subjugaied by the citizens OF
Missouri; to which the Governor replied
that he had. Suinriellow then inquired fur
Their, Il the Governor had intended to charge
hun with any unlawful or dlshonurable act,
TO which the Governor replied, that he be.
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Woife's Schicdan Aromatic
Schnapps.

fI'IIis Medicinal DIT drat it manufactured BY ths
proprietor at sohsdain, In Holland, expressly tot
medicinal purpo,s, II has been submitted to nsarI
all the fret Chemist, aud Physicians in the llnited
States Who sndor,e II Over their signaiurcs a.
one Of The great essential. Of the Msteya .Nssea. Il
j. now prescubcd with great sucsess in Cuvel, Gout
Hhrumatism ohstructoas Of Bladder and Kidneys and
Tor Dyspepsia it ba. no superior in the world.
Pot Up IN quart aud pint BOTTLES, enveloPsd 10 yellow
paper, with m, name he bottle, cork and label, snd
Tor sale By a the respectable DuEgi.t. 10 the Untcd
States. ODOLFnO WOLFE.
Is 20, end p Beaver Il, New York
81 3no,. ~ south Ffoat St, Philadelphia.
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Legal, NOTICE.!

To d~eI with Christ and saints above.
In an ctafnal homo.
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Wholesale Prices current.
uy smith 4 FnIisr
ANOTHER OFTHEGOOD LADIES OF OUR CITY
TEsriFfss TO rue EFFICACY OF
DIR. M'Lane's Celebrated Ncrmi-
fugc.


NKv Yerx, February :, 1s52.
DcT- do hereby earii' to the public, tha, child Of
niue four year, old, b.ug Troubled With worms, was
induced to purchase bottle Of Dr. M'L.nc, Celsbrs-
ted vermifnso, which nd niniHered and the result
VS., 1T brought avsy an immoncc uvnh II vofms In
bunehe' and string, many had ~, appearance ofbsos
cut 10 peieo,. Ny child !, now erioyins no" excel
Lent hoalth. Itsts ri1s.use 10 recommending 1t to
both youns aud DID, - 9th. beet incidence. ever
used. Mrs. ANN JrMIsoN, ,, Ninth street.
RS. Dr. M'JAne. Csi-bfsted Vennifuge and Liz
rils can be obiainsd any ofths sspectsbe Drug
Store. in thi'ehy.
p Purchasers will please be careful ash for ard
uko mons bot DIR. n'Lanes vermifuge An
others ue comparatively worhie.. 422w.
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/ The nI Ifaf atfuaff n lfrffeH
ployins two huudfod men, and 6nishins eisht, in-
,runonts per wert
Dsstripfira II The .H,iodron
Turthr hcneht Of t4asn tssilins al a disfanes and
consegurntb unable to inspect the Malo leon brf,fe
pucha,inr W. viii rntra,ot 20 awe short desc fip
ton of tho Instrument. The cases afo made Of
.e.s~ool, aud ore a. hsnd,omel, finished a. sny
a. The piano or ofsan.apd the lone fwsieb /, ys,,
ho4wifuD closely resembles that Of the hato stor
II the orsah-ihe nctos speak the instaut the ka,s
are Touched ami " 900 admit OF the performance Of
rapid passages asthe piano. The pedal On The len
isiniendod iot swell, with which the most beautiful
plis, the Mod, aal works 80 essiis thai child ca
wofA Il without uay oNeriion The bellows (which IS
something entfot new and fof which nate nj Wa
etantedin neceuiier lsi6) /. reversed or eshsns-
lion below and % b. tAis,tn measure which mo-
duecsthc peculiar tone.
aad by mean. OF no well ms, be- increased OF al
anistd nt the ole tsurr Of the peff,rmsrs IL - sur
6cicniiy loud f, .n,i einrches aud . eli ,,I.,ia-
ted f1r pari1r inslrumeut. Hundreds have oxamin-
ed them urd have 90 been loud ia theiI piaise and
the best ideuce of heir is their rapid -
But % BE- nov iufisumrut--a nes invention aud 10
but lit'c known DO the musica world, aud il is for
this reason ilstw we coli TO ID the attention Of Il loy
err II music, believing thnt there are tn, usands Who
would lnsc no tinc in -ccnrine one wcrcthev aware
af The existence OF such an instrument andthe low
price which 10 could he obtained
The cliooinv frtfer Gnn LOWELL MASON
Boston, 10 G. r. Reed. we ars rer.uittcd 10 use:
~. Csc. r. EkxB 80. " Ttemsut Row Boston. Ms
nr-is--At yuufrcqucst have examined one Of
~ % NHIuNfsua manufactured ly MHsafs. Geo. A.
Ptnre K CO. uf Blaato | think them In an te.poct.
equal AID 10 some respects superior to any ohefs of
simiar And which have seen ard IN n.rticuitr
with tefHcct 10 quality aud tone aud nron,ptne .. AT
touch. or action The rrcd. h, which ouirt n,ssa-
rss ~ De prffoimed with certain ud distinct p
tculifi,n ofnne "A instrument Of this ktnd /. the
best .uhstituie for au organ in church music with
which ON acquainted LOWELL MArON
PRICES.
-Four ncfa w N-ioi.on a, andinr fotu G 20 G. s.s
Fuur-and s-haif a~. Nriodson ent'r fem Cto = Gu
Five octave Melodeon, extending from q to Is
LARGE Five octave Nei,deon-pisuo .,,ie 100
sif octave M,l,leon-P mo st,le.ertendinr
from 2 10 q 1870
Large Dctavu Mcloiron- Piano tt,lr-witbtyo
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To THE LADIES.
Bradbury's Pearl Dc Blonde,

FOR BEAUrlFYlNG the COMPLEXION.
rVHE most urh delicate and valuable preparation
i Known fer the human taco orgiasiiy prepared by
Sir Ashley Cooper, one VI Lasand's creates: Pbysi'
osns and the sesfet impaired IN The proprietor by the
late Mrs. Nsuen, the celobiated Eughsh Iflgie Ac-
usss, Who had used II Tor years, aGd who could had
noihias eqaaiin the world Il hoe heais been
offered Tor sale IA this eoGatfy hut y fainary tnorn
aad extensively osss by the fasbionsbe iE the siss Of
Europe.
rEsrihoria
Boston, Mass, Nay 5th, 1857
Cro. w. puces. Esq--Dcaf Sir. have no hesi-
t.ton 10 saying th-t durng my Pfoiessioasi career,
have met with noihiag 10 equal hfadbur's Pearl do
blonde. Il no luxurious EIDE cts however freely
IL taay be used Yos viii please sead three bottles
aud obligs, lonrs uuly,
Mn. u. p. GRATrAN. No. Bradford Place.
Boston, Mas, Msy 81, lass.
Gao. W. Bsisss, Esq.-lear sir: have been snga-
scd rufeoasliyi 1healers for the last thirty years,
AID have seen nothing TOT the Complexion 10 sausl
Bfaaeufy's P,sr de Blonde. Please send ms one bali
dorsn bottlss--l.r.e ones. Neurs, Ne-.
A. no y Eli, Costumef, Boston Thsstsf.
Agent for Nov Eaglsai, GEO. W. BRIGGS. Sta.
tionei and wholesale and retail dealer N barr'soas
American fsffamsfy sad Nntrs inks, Sic Washlns-
ton stfsei, oproiits tse Adams House. Al. ~.
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One Week Later from Europe.


The official lis, Of the battle on the 18th,
states that the number OF the English killed,
wounded and missing is l,i37, including
nineiy-eght officers. French 3,3j7, includ-
ing I}3 officers, among which are GEMS.
Migrana and Bruno Both severely wound
ed. Full particulars not yet received.
The siege Of Sebastopol still progresses
with unabSted vigor. Lord Raglan was
dangerously Ill and asked to be recalled
1t IS asserted in PARIS that the failure was
owing partly to the error Of the British com
nandIng officers. The English throw part
of the blame on the French,
Gen. PelliSsier's dispatches are to the Goth.
The allies were pushing their approaches
against the Malakoff aud fastening the con
s,ructlon of an advanced battery which would
complete the investment of the port.
Prince Gortschakofi's dispatches to St.
Petersburgh are to the Oath. lie states that
the allies fire is weakened and that the allies
troops which had crossed the Tebemaya had
returned.
The English have bombsrded Hsngo and
destroyed the telegrsphIc station. The allied
have given orders to complete the destruction
ofihe Forii6cations of Anapa. 200 pieces OF
cannon and years provisions were found in
the forts. The Circassians plunderea the
town.
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J. r. STAPFORD'S OLIVE TAR.

To Cure D.ea.s. Of tho Throat aud Luess, Olive
Tar u applied and Inhaisd
ToCuie Disease. OF the Nerves, Muscle, and Joints.
Olive a nr applied.
Oiys Tar m,sed with Mutton Tallow form, an
Oin'ncHt - hieh speedily and RADICAL, cure, o'efT
dttcHsu OF the skfn,
Mhe1 uiire lar t. place over heated water the at
mospherc Of the aPaincni becomes impfe- gated with
tue a.ii shtui blended Efona ui the olive, and the
Pae, curing dsoa.ss and feseniins coutasOa Ia
fccion.
olive Tar can be srpled 10 the moot feeble potson,
o. 10 ne ie aaeTsi iniant without dangst
The Ale goal Cus.tirc Power. o. Oia'o Tar is due
10 ELECTRICITY,
The Elseir,eal effect Of Olive Tar is to e1pef di.
ease aud not to DIVE IL in 10 relieve 10 ~ cases. and
TO cure aii that are NOT beyond hope.
fatn cannot exist where olive TAT, or Oivs Tar
Ointmeut are applied
olive Far does tirfitste, nor disoolof the .kin.
Olive Tar doe, not contain mineral, nor ssseia-
Die poison.
The principal ingredients 10 Olive Tai eIuzetsd
from Pitch ftae Lar, aud Olive on.
PRlCE 50 rent, a Boitle, iof ,lla by storst cePeu
rod Druggists generally, and by SCOTT a BROOKS,
MOntepvhef, W.
sTAFFORD's HALF HUNDRED RECEIPTS,
phamphiet OF is octave pages, contains fu etpan-
and reliable testimonials o the great efficacy Of Olive
Tar lot Rho cure OF diseAses OF the
Throat, Lungs, .Nerres, Muscles, Joints and
Skin.
Nearly all Of the Testimonials ave T ON prominent
And we'll tnoNa citizens Of NeW-Noit. TINS book
also, contsin. between
.Siriy and Seventy .Neio and Valuable Re
ceipis, tchich St5l,id Be kRoiea 10 euery
MECHANIC, FARMER AND nOUsEKEEPER
R-y- Iaclese SIX Gents OF Two letter stamps 10 ]. r
Stafford, ffactiC.i Ghrmisf, Ne. New-stfeet, New
NuIl and the mad niil bring you the cool with
ihe postage pad ihoIeon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-13
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READ THIS OLD AND YOUNG

DROP. WOODS HAIR REsroR ATiVEs will re-
I stor, gray Hair to original color pnrnancuuy
made 60 grow pon b,d beads remove al oindiuh 20
trang destruy sd d.eases Of the scalp and u used
.sy or twice week regulafly, vii prevent tho
h.tr from hrcomins gray falling, TO any inHsi bic
h.s. Read the ioko~ ins testimonials. gnd wo defy
you TO luht, says hs Hareriy Magazine
Success 10 the scni a. whose tonic, we' say,
Turn. back to iis color the hair that WIS gray.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-13
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