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RoCKH,DGE ALUM SPRINGS. VA.

'kNlllS old aud in,oriIo WATCHING PLACE huv-
Il ing been Greatly enlarged aud emhcllisrcd, Is now
open for visitors. Its fame in the euro of disch,c-the
staady graNth If more than thirty yents experience
aud pinl-is noV too we'll established to need ADVERT.
sing. II Ia believed to stuud whully without II rival IN
the cure nt Scrafgld, Chronic Dinuhea. Dyspepsia, oh.
stlnatc disease, al the Liver al thu kulney IS, aud of
the skin, R%roneh.ti., 0pihnlmi> and Nervous affections,
Chrome Thrash aud complaints pceulnr 10 females.
Pamphlets ransttuine analysis anla t,w out DIN null
ttude Of en-c. lhu might have been p hiishei, will he
forwarded on application.
i}ut, the pIonlrincs wish Ia iuyIe nttentiau In thcir
efforts At rem ietias this A. utttnrtive tosott not merely
Ia the invalid, bur In all who desire lral,ltul Nh nrreca.
bile recreation from the cuIea al businrss. 1he, have
spnrcd neither pniHt nor expense n, fitting mp their cs-
tubli.hment according iothe requirements II tho ilmrs
in Hotel keoliag.
They hase al.a he pleusare to STATE TINT Dr. A.
Iiosr. OF La foftr, laainna long aGd well huua0 as IA
citizen nnd physician a LynehburE has consented 10
re6drl his serv1et4 usa lc-ideht p%lssicinn.
Thu Nllnndt ranl Of Nlnsir. If Baltimore, i, cnra.
acd tor he season li.inri-. Tca-fios. Shnoring Gl-
lry, &c. &r, fRAZIER ~ ~RANpOLfll
ffopIirtnr-.
MAJ IonN n.St,upts, (nc Of thu Colu1hno> Su.
poriutrrdrnt. July GrlNe2n
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IMPORTANT NEW LAW HOOKS.
4 NORRIS, PUBLISHER AND BOOKSELLER, Rhl
~. mond, u, bus lnsl nuhli.led

a NORRIS, IuBLlsHER AND BooKsELLEn, Rich
"A. moud, Ia, has jus published
DIGEsr or rnE Laws oF liEAL PnorERrY-Gencrnlly
adopted aud in use in the United Stntes-by JoHs
TAYLoE LomAx Ii. D.. judy of the Eighth Judicinl
Circuit If Virginin one Of the Judges of the supreme
SpeeiuI Count of Appeals, aud formerly Professor of
Law in the University Of Virginia. Second Edition
Revised, corrected and greatly enlarged, in hree
Volumes, Royal syo. Price SIG 80.
This edition, cmltncinR as it does nearly all the re-
cent English mud American decisions upon the sumo
subject, mny Justly be c%onsidcrei the most valuable
compendium Of purely American Law upon the subject
of Real Property ever issued in this country.
ChaHceYor kents OPINION Of hc " orh.
This work applies as we'll Ia Laws respecting Renl
Property in the United .Stafes ms in Virginin. The work
l. upon the model Of GyHises Digest, aud il may well
he recommended as a valuable addition to the Law, er's
Libfary.n
Robinsons Practioe-New Edition.-T The
Prneticc in Courts of Justice in England and the Uni.
ted States, by Conway Robinson, Esq.
Volume ! IA to the rlnce and time Of transaction or
proceeding, treating chiefly Of the Conflict of Luw-
and til, Statute IF Limitations. Price, So 90.
Sands Suit in Equity History of a Sua IN
EYuay IA prosecuted and defended in the Virginia
State Courts, IA I'd in the United Sta.es Circuit Court.
by Alexander II. SANDS ESD, Counscliura Inv, Rich.
mond, Va, ! vol. post svo. 5I0pp. Price. 81
This work il intended IT, supply tn, young me. -.
the legal profession with "A handbook TO guide them in
The prosecution md defence Of suits in Equity. In
reference To this object, the writer traces the history of
n suit in Equity from its beginning, Through its various
stnges, 10 II hnai decree. Of appeal, execdtion, &c
The Appendix, besides containing a summary of gal
decissi' nsby the Virginia Court ofAppeal., &c, affect
ing Equity pleading ard practice, conlain- a variety OF
forms OF Bills, Answers, Demurrers, Pleas. DEGREES,
Nc" &c. The practical notes also found in the Appen-
dix will mike he whole "A valuable pade mecnm to the
practitioner. applet is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-17

Ii EMP EWESE.-50 lbs HEM TWlNE for
IL sale by STROTHER &. WHITEHEAD.
rily l2-ts
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New YORK July l6th.-By the arrival Of the
barque Clara, from Port au Prince, we have adj
vices to July lst. The yellow fever was prevail,
ing to an alarming extent among the shipping
Every vessel in port had lost from one TO three
men. There was also considerable sickness on
shore.
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Chicago, July l3.-The Know Nothing State
Council closed its session at Springfield to-day.
An anti slavery platform was adopted after con
siderable difficulty, and the restoration of the
Missouri Compromise called for. The vote adopt
ing the platform was Il TO %.
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Nele York Market.

urday evening. Cotton dull. Sales of the three
days 5000 bales. Flour unsettled. Seveen
thousand bills. of Ohio were sold to-day at $3.50
IA 80 G2; Southern dull at &10s7. Wheat UNI
changed. with "A limited business. Corn dull at
u cts. Prices of pork a triAe higher. Beef I'M
changed. Sales limited at previous rates. Rio
Coffee $40 -. Money and stocks easy and good
with nnchanged ratos.
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RdilrOad iccident

GAIENA, July I3.-A train of cars from Chi
cago ran of the track yesterday, near Camel
Hill killing one of the firelnen and wounding two
of the engineers. SIX cars were demolished aud
II considerable portion Of the track torn up.
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1rrjra{ Of fbc# North Star.

New YORK, July I3.-The steamer North Star
which arrived this morning, passed the steamer
Ericsson, off lIavre, on the lst July also the
Crescent city, from New Orleans.
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.Liqn0r Lar.

DErRo1r, (Mich J July IA case under the
Liquor Law was decided to-day-the jury ac-
outing the defendant ON the ground that the sale
Of importcd LIQUOR, in any quantity, vas legal.
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Ohio Freesoji ConueRtlon,

COLUMBUS, O., July l3.-Ihe Freosoil State
Convention assembled this morning, organized
and adjourned till , O'Clock. Judge Cowan. OF
Belmont, was president. The number present
was YerN large.
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BY
Telesraphea fol- the Daily vireinian.
ARRIVAL OF Hi iRsG0.
NEW AuHID July Ii.

NV lV!Nh, July 10.
The Arogo arrived to day. She brings dates
up TO the ilh. Cotton dull and declined one
eighth on some grades. Breadstuffs dull AMI
lower. Con.ols ninety one and a quarter Ia
ninety one and three eights. Lord RAGLAN IA
dead. General news unirnportant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-17

Rock ISLAND, July 13--stoddard, Who muir
dered his wife some months since, was hung to
day. He acknowledged the crime. There wer'
about 5000 spectators.
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NOTICE.

| lIoruer. Wal-on ). co having dissolved, it is high
~ imporlant that tn bn.inesa Ice elas"d as -prediy AZ
possible; we hope. therefore, thpt al PERSONS Indebted
10 us viii chi! and settle by. ar before. the 1t August.
oswe STALLION tlnt ny pln,e in the lhnI4 ri il collector.
without discrimination. all bonds nnd accounts unset.
ted. HOiNE WATSON & co.
lnIv LIZ III -lRur
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CHICAGO, July ia man named Mayhury
was ON trial at GAINESVILLE for the murder of a
raftsman. a defect in the proceedings cxas-
peratcd the crowd Of raftsman from Peak river,
and they took the prisoner from the sheriff and
banued him.
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NEW GONCR4EsN

EN EONCR.EtN The subscriber hiying
y purchased - interest Of his partners in the late
coucrIu II llorrcl, Watson y Co, will continue the
G|ROCERy, COMMISSION y FORWARDING
BUSINESS, NJ Ia cid stud, md -olirits the patronage
Of Ihr customers Of tho old concern. mud the public gen
erully. will attend promptly to the sui Of all kinds
oi pr, Iuce JAS, f., HORRER.
III. LDu-Rn~ u-LIlcnn cunN-
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NokNEEL
FORMERLY FRANKLIN HOTEL.J
Main ST., LynchDurg, Va
MOORE. MARK ANTHONY, JR.
MOORE & ANTHONY, Proprietors.

A y Omnibus dwoy. in rendincas To convey passen-
"A rcrs 10 and from thu Ratlroada ind Packet Boats
for pleasure eXrutsiousa
iune 9-i0rifiQ
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Nelr HdmpShire Legislature.
CONCORD, y. H., July l4.-The House this
morning passed strong anti slavery resolutions,
after an nNeiled deLate.
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BALTIMORE AND YEW-YORk Ap,'S.

Liberal advances made ON c-onsignmonts.
LIZ 1-L3m
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late NEWS Bf TnEMilLS.
nenfh Of Lient AIooReR.


The death of Lieut. Mooney, hate 81 the United
s.ates ship independence, Is thus announced IN
t5e Journal of Commerce;
We regret to learn from Il private letter, writ
.,op hoard tie United States ship John Adams at
3.nanla. .Iune 2oth, that Lieu. Mooney, ct the
ialenendence on the night Of June ID. came sud
i = 10 his death by drowning. The Lieut.. was
%" aud had been the object of constant yigi-
l'acn on the part Of officers and men far some
4,ts. About 9 p. M, June Bird both slips hay
- - lrft Csllao at / O'Clock that afternoon, and
ing still in company. Lieut. Mooney rushed
an hi room. through the ward room aud
a. tie ladder to the deck, his fellow officers III
ta5ll pursuit. aud though arrested in his progress
Inv tbe master-at arms, he threw him of. and
i25oned overheard from the starboard side of the
forecastle. Both ships hove to, burned lights,
and sought him for an hour, but without recove-
ring the body. lie was regarded as a competent
officer, and was popular on board ship. The
cause of his insanity Is not mentioned, but it Is
stated that he was temperate in his habits.'
Lieut.. John Mooney WIS Il native Of Maine, and
entered the navy in 1881.
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LEE ~ JOHNSON.

WHOLESALE 81 RETAIL GROCERS..
COMMISSION ND q IVARDLNG AGENTS,
E~ynchburg, Va,
4 RE now ~ receipt ot n large stock OF Groceries.
a Liquors. Domestic Goods. Sole Leather, Tanner,
Oh. fi.h, a.. &c, to which they invite the attention
Of Iheir fienh.. aud Tie nnhlie eenernlLy. juno Is Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-17

Ivan MILLS Mnuteomcry's. Bamborough'san
Il Giants Premium Fms for sale bv
TIIOS. BRhNOH & SOM. Pcicr-bing.
may 90 BRANCH x O Richmond.
MNIhcVille Telnarnnh rnnY
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y No. u. L.. StOGGIN,
AUSTIN M. TRIRIC

TT II N T. A II IA y,
L~ynchburg, Va,
f\FFICE it, Lynch's building, 2nd Alley, between
" Min AMI BID streei-,-nenr Fticn "a Wm ehousc
Iul, Il d6ely
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TnuAsHERS ~ HORSE

w POWERS-Ne furnish at Factory prices Bnli
VIM, Sinclnir'- mud NhitmnE's Thnshrrs with Iron
CyIinic.s and SefOiling Boxes. aud Lever rnd lnil
way Powers.
THOS. BRANCH & SONS, Petersburg
may % BRANCH Il Co. Richmond.
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WIILE. uLAkk FIT
PETERSBURG. VA.
WILLS n PIT TINA N.

E1HUESEN SAEES-We keep a auppiy of these
u Justly celebrated IRON SAFES, of various sizrs.
At the Worlds Far held In New York in 1853, they
competed with all the patients manufactured in the Uni
ted States, mud thu FIRST and ONLY p emium was
awarded Ia fhem For unqualified excellence IA proof
ngninst ire, ih moro lhnn ordinary token of special
appreciation bang tie only Snte which withstood a
ed heat Of twelve hours md preserved its contents nm
injured.
We warinnt them la be free Fl ON al 4dapness, which
IA "a serious objection to other Safrs.
Eur snle nj Nrw New York Manu- II, turers prices.
THOS BRANCH y SONS,
ianc ~ u sole Ag~ntafnr Petersburg.
MyIleNilIe NnIegrnnll anny.
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A MEXICAN HOTEL. richmond,

a WI FIHkEt3AN II Ed, tICTIIOnOs
n wa fuat1r having become current that the sub
scriber had relinluishei the proprietorship of the Ameri-
can Hotel, he thtcs his mode of Informing his friends
aud the travelling public that such is not the case. Ho
hegs Ia assure his PATRONS that tie same care and atten-
tion shall be shown them in future as heretofore has gain.
ed their liberal patronage
J. M"ILDEBERGER SMITH
~ 10 dSr1m American Hotnl. Richmond.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-09
Domestio Recipes.

SolratHS IN Making Bread.-
In tho n. Y Tribune Of the 2lu
ull., there is sensible article by DR..
Alcott, Of Auburn Dale, Mass, on
he use Of saleratus-in which he pre-
senls a number of facts to prove that
the use of sleralus for domestic
baking is dangerous to health and
life, and that it has caused death IN
many instances, lie mentions the
case of Il number of students at
/ Williams College, Mass, who bonrd-
ed in the house Of an INDECENT fe-
male that used salefalus very freely
in cooking, TO make buildings, &c,
light, which he believes led to the
breaking out of a fearful disease
among them, by which two died.
Drs. Saoin and Smith, of that place,
attributed this disease TO the salcra-
tus in their food. He also states.
that in family of about ten persons
II Is moi an uncommon thing, in
many places ia Massachusetts, to use
about poaud of salcralus per month
He believes that standardization of
the alimcntary canal is produced by
the free use of this alkaii, both in
children aud adults, aud that OF the
oOU,UUU cHffdfcn uDucI ron r-sess..----
age, who die annually in The United
Slate', at least 100, 900 might sur
we but from the effects OF salcra-
tus.
From his statements u appears to
Us that those whom he describes as
using saleralus Tor cooking, to make
hight biscuits, buildings, &c, do not
use acid with il, but simply the sal
eratus. Now this alkaline substance
Will not make light biscuit unless i,
is used with an acid Of some kind.
The soda and acid unite, setting the
carboaic acid gas in the saleralus
Tree, thus producing efIeryesence-
not iermentalion--which raises the
dough aud makes the bread spongy,
leaving bitter salt in the bread,
the larlrate Of soda, it larlarlc acid
Is used with the sdleralus). There
must be great danger indeed, in such
lree aud ignorant use of saleratus,
without an acid, as pound per
month IA any family Il is a com
mon thing, however, in the country.
to Use sour milk with the saleratus.
ana iheFe Is nol SO much danger in
lis use when so combined but, we
must say, that saleralus, aud those
combinations Of chemicals which
merely produce eiIeisesence, aud not
vinous fermentation, should not be
used in cooking. Experience is the
only way to tell what is good and
what Is evil 10 use us food or drink.
and SO lar as our experience goes,
and We have paid close attention 10
: II Tor the past three years, we must
u conclude that Yeast alone should be
u used Tor raisings in domestic cooke.
ry.-Sci. American.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-09

lnois, were in possession Of con-
siderable number of horses.
According TO the census returns
for 1850, there were four millions
three hundred thirty-hve thousand
three hundred and fiity-cight horses
in the United States, exclusive OF
those in cities, which We're not
returnod--'rhe four and half mil
lions Of those animals in the Unilcd
States constitute portion Of one TO
five df the inhabitants. New York
has one horse to seven persons (;
Pennsylvania, one to six sixteenth';
Ohio, ono 10 four; Koniucky, one
TO three free inhabitants.-ln Ohio,
and the new States of the north
west, the increase Of horses has kept
pace with that Of the population.
The number of horses in The
United States is more than three
times as large as that of Great
Britain. A recent report in France
shows that there are in that country
three millions two huudfcd thousand
horses.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-09

Lelhean Linimeni. This name
is given, by DR.. Tilman Douglass,
TO linimcnt made in the following
manner. Digcs, bar of fresh tur-
penlino soap aud four ounces of gum
camphor in a gallon Of alcohol, for
two weeks. in The heat of the sun.
Ii is then bottled up while hot, and
one drachm Of chlorolorm added TO
every four ounces, set IN a cool
place and shake occasionally while
coaguiaiing. The mode Of applying
it is, TO coat the part well, and COW
or it Immediately with paper, which
will adhere firmly, and produce
gentle burning, tingling sensation,
which in neuralgia, rheumatism, ir-
riiability Of ;he stomach, cramps,
collie, &c, is perfectly delightful
Memphis M,dicat Recorder.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-09
Winter Rniter.

In many parts of our country the
art OF making good butter in winter
is very imperfoctly understood, and
by some daify-women, thought to
be entirely impossible. But il can
be done ia December as well as in
May. The plan Of doing it is this:
The COWS should be stabbed and fed
on sweet hay and other provender.
Instead of Keeping the milk in a
warm place, il should be PM in a cold
one, and no matter how soon it
freezes, because freezing it Will
separate the cream much more
perfectly than it will rise without
this atmosphere temperature, and it
can then be taken off with less
trouble. And when the cream is
churned the churn should not be
placed very near fre--lhe ordinary
heat ola kitchen would be sufficient.
Too much warmth destroys both
the complexion and the flavor Of
butter. In the winter, butter, it is
evident. requires more time in
churning than in summer but when
patience assists the laborer the task
Is no task at all.
Butter cured with halt an ounce Of
so t, quarter ounce of saltpeier,
quarter ounce of moist sugar,
pounded, used i'll the proportion Of
an ounce to each pound Of butter
will be found to keep good a longer
time, and have a more delicious
flavor than when sailed in the
ordinary way.-Er.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-09

Preparing Wood. Some farmers
have not learned in piling wood for
seasoning, they should not expose
the heart TO the weather. Nature
designed the bark Of trees as a pro-
lection, and it serves as well when
the tree is cut and split, if properly
piled, as when on the stump. The
bark should always be uppermost
In this way, the water runs off read
NY and the wood is not colored by
exposure to rains.
When there is large amount of
il to be piled in one place. the diff
ferent tiers should be somewhat re
moved from each other, thai here
may be free circulation of the a;r
amongst the wood. If this precau.
ton is not taken the interior courses
will become mouldy and be serious
ly injured.
Now is the time to cut wood fol
Abe year, if it is not already com
pleted. Wood cut now will season
better and be of more value thar
when cut in spring or summer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-09

DaHa's C0yR PiaHir.--We have
Just examined one of these excel
lent machines, as improved by the
inventor II is well and thorough
ly made, plain and simple in its ar
engagements, and just the thing for
the farmer to drop and cover his
corn, just about as easy and as fast
as he can walk. 1t is not liable ca
silly to get out Of repair, and is sold
for the moderate sum Of 1913, with
the right Of use. Mr.. ID. G. A. Rich
ardson, Berlin, has the right Of sale
in this county, except the towns of
Mortified, Roxbury, Warren, Waits
field and Fayslon and also the
right Of the counties Of Orlemsand
Lamoile Mr.. Richardson's Post
Office address is Montpelier, Vt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-09

Onions for Poulfry. Scarcely
too much can be said in praise Of
onions for fowls. They seem to be
a preventive and remedy for various
diseases to which domestic poultry
is liable. Having frequently tested
their exccllencies We can speak un-
derstandingly. For gaps and in
6ammaiion Of the throat, eyes and
head, onions are almost u specific.
We would recommend giving fowls
and especially young chicks, as
many as they will cat, as often as
twice or three timcsa week. They
should be finely chopped. a small
addition of corn meal is an improve
mcnt.-Erc6aHge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-09

14ik ia Bread. i have more
objections than one to milk in bread,
but the most serious is, that persons
of advanced age, who are in the dali
ly use of mlk.mado bread, viii be
expected to suffer from an over sup
ply Of osseous ct bony matter, and
particularly if their kidneys are az
fecied. Broad should always be
made with water, and when so made
it is suitable for the aged and the
young, the sick and the well. Aud
a. for sour mills, p microscopic view
would, ! presume, present additional
arguments against lis usc.-- Water
Cure J0HrRak
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-09
ELILAHFTH A. NEWLAND
m 10. 10 Nc-i -. utica, * Y.
The above statement kuua 20 Ice true
n N ALA LAAn. Nh. uIlra. n. Y.

TIT-1 y. y
NUT say from mt pwn tNpefienCo aud PERSONAL
opstfNHu on- 90 ny nfacice, a hos pfuyed 10 De- thr
bsst AMI safest remedy Dor tho difficulties TOT whici
= recommended, via; ihat OF Frmals Wnnknrss
sH'h o. tfoipsn, bteu, f.uor Aihus aud ail ffoau-
lar Hnd faiulnl Aeustiustio gnd dsca ss 81 ifita-
ton OF the fcmHlc orsaus
D. \ FppfE, NJ. d., syracuse s.. Y.
l-ri ai iniei .ind cail and obain pamphloi (rrel
eo"'tin'Nf SIMPLE r"q'i lfnn Tie must Respectable
wan iet'sf. from hishY experienced pl,sicians, WHO
have used "a tAelf pIscuce and speak nom obsors
ton.
o. o. TYLER. Agent Druggist, Monipelier. VI.
JANIS ~ HENRY, Maierbufs, snJ y. Oragsists
gencfally, Throughout the state
J. q. MARChisl 4 90. Psopristors
li'6mo. Genital Del'ol, aoi Broadway, NY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-09
Cramp aud Pain TkiIIer.

The wu Oh b. asionshed 40 thH wonderful cuGes per-
iofned by tho Cramp aad Pan kiiier, prepared ty
CURTIS 4 fEKkiN5. IL equal has never been
known Tor removing pan iu an cases Tor the euro Of
spnrl cumHlliits, crsnP in thi limbs aud stomnc .
ihcumHisin ia AHA forms, bilious chplc, chids and
lever, huflsi sore lhfou and gravel % decided, tho
beat remedy u the world. Etidence Of Tho most
wandefisl CUES ever prrornod b. ass medicine nro
or circulars 60 The hands Of Agents You nav be
Psslirey sure q reiiff # you Millions OF bot
tns OF uls MEDICINE have 5eon sold Ia New England
,ne past PIX "i ei-h yeafsit is for the first time
being inuedueed iaio ul he pdneipal towus in New
iofk.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-09
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Pure Wild CherrY Ritters.

for the cure Of Bilious anl Jaundlee complaints, and
genera -4iliy Ihef qGickon the blood nd give
hie ana ensfsy TO the whole System. Price oniy %
cents iu uiut bottles.
BOYD * PAIL, No. l49 Chambers stieot, New
York. wholesale agents tot all the above ncdicines
sold by PRRD. 4. sMirH, Montpelier; d. o. TY-
LkR, Montpelier clutk iud fatcs, Mototown J..
Hobart, MiddeseN 5. skinner, Waitshcld Jumes
Caideli, Warren; 4. d. Gfoen, Richmond; and by
dealers 40 medicine gene taly. 9O.ly