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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-12

5000 CaSesi 5at
INcCLALnEPs KNOX have moved their wholesale
Nj Boot and Shoe wAreroomS to tho news story brick
building lis Main street,
The have now in storeand are receiving daily:
$50 CASES mems boots .,5gta,i
1lsSSS ID q, -. 6Eegnns;, - =. srs
COZ fss g .3aroganS; !. ,.,.,, ~ ~
90 IS youths boots: lEua
25 f" brogans: -,r
100 -. syEoman's lace boots. ID s..s5sIs
s7 100 IS Jenny Lind Shoes
IS - sls sipper9; -t 4-.-- 3,
60 Z" misses lace boots; .5l5= q !, ~.
IS ~" ~ Jenny LInds; -5ggTs 3 5ss-..
IS -, "a slippers. 49,
Thankful the very liberal patronage heretofore extern
Onse, they solicit continuance Of the
Merchants their way east earnestly Invited to call
anu @sFis ''l e So '5s $50 MocIA1LENs GkNox.
=, 8 ELDoRADO TOBACCO -I7l : --7IIFi
re BUTTS Eidors Leaf Tobacco, superior, for
SEE - LOGAN, BAKER& co.
V9holeaals and Retail. 4sl
lust large lot of superior BRA turned
81 GrindstonesI " b, ESQ ri i.is s4y,H Z
lALSO-hll SEes very Marietta sharp grit
dry grinding, whte wiz be hung, II desred Patent ic
ton Roller, at short notice and low rates. at a5
- 70 413sI es5'i2 R0HAN'S marble Yard, III !
de2S 49, ssAts 2 ~ $ 9se 60 Market strset,
TUE hshelt prise given for Hides and Sheep
mr7 49,, -Es--7 dBERGER. & HOFFMAN,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-12
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iet11CUEISTSAN AND Ya T14SIe54O On


TNR LEDRUG Oilers to those suner.ns 49, - 81
u ta!ttete autal remedies, Which ga ReAness N,
In nettrty three thous eases e1 SIecesi
have been pronounced by Drs Tkess
and Deleaqs 81 FHE5, CARTS Plsbt Of B-s
most ersT Apliei FOR az IL
middle ear They comprise different AMI
riouSl diseases that eject the oxtefps1 for lie
u the disease Is conaned to tae na
apparent on The Afl or SIKH day NJ
dCi'fd " cEse WHEN the ear IL I'tr3st,
tOn. He has eighteen certificates from tSst IN It's ~
deaf from infancy whose hearing is ub1 Who 81
and they am no email fscr ~ rss,ohsi
tWenty-seven hundred cases Of deafprSS
fn1ty treated by hls maj been sues
on sk4zi - IN rl1y be ~
II All cases Of deafneks arising from in a., .
eha1gt or even 19elgoFEtoR OF The l;in9
usually called the ruHl ~ - "a
2tFeof the tyEioRaWEa and ensse6Gf0 fgS tteaF sss
ttf6ts ef EIttcRS lerCos$ seSsfosS DSlsS
or when the disease can be traced to gTotit a
FmittenS Fever coliS tI2 Eha. III
or medieincs, gatherings IN the Of QaiSs
&c. the sense can, u at1Fl q ehkosI
Where n Eant Of secretion IS apparent 3 rstofv
being dry and sealy when The deafness esnsp
ngieS IN tie ears Ike rllstllng leaves Win
failing water ringing OF bells insects
teri when IN stopping position lion Sinai.
Of hlood to the head had taken place Tbs
here there Is much nolS e hsanEh
ana cloudy weather, when coiS H.. n lea aetfg
course pursued by DRsLRBRUH IS1esrs,iS seS Aksa
ssyDe " EENS, the only practitioner In tbs It,.
VINO the new piinleSs and s9i
gu the eve b snlfc,
nsler means NneFe
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-13
BY TELEGRAPH.


.Ncw York, June ll.-SenatJr Cnucndeu's
proposition to send Gen. Scott to Kansas,
produces considerable sensation az it is look
ed upon as Southern protest against Sa-
very aggression. An amendment is under
consideration declaring the Territorial en-
aclment void.
We have al important rumor that Mr.. Fill
more declines and oyows himself in favor Of
northern candidate, conservative on Sla-
very.
Washington, June ll.-rhe Massachu-
sets resolutions upon the Sumner assault,
we're laid before the Senate this morning.
Mr.. Butler remarked upon them calling them
" foregouo conclusion, an insulting mock
cry and finally moved that they be laid on
the table and printed. Agreed to.
.Netc York, 18th June, ll30P. NJ. There
was an immense gathering this evening at
the ratification meeting. It was the lar
gcst holden for long time. Eminent speak
or addressed the multitude from 8 different
stands Much enthusiasm prevailed.
Easion, Pa, June II Gov Rceder ar
rived in town this evening. lie was met at
the depot by band of music and a large
number Of citizens and escorted to the hotel,
where, thanking The citizens for their polite
ness, he retired. lie made no aluson to
politics. Rumor says he has spent the past
two days with Mr.. Buchanan
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-13
The Great English Remedy,
SIR JAMES CLARKES
EcIphrnIcN EpmnIr piIIs

Prepared fom prescription Of st Janes Cafke, NJ
D., Phyieian Extraordinary TO the Queen. This 10.
valuable Medicine unailng in 10, cure all those
painul and dangerous Diseases nedca to the female
constitution.
u modefates all excess, removes all Distinctions, and
brings on tho monthly period with eguauiy. These
Pills should he used two or three Secks previous to
confinement, they foiufy the tuition, and lessen
tho suffering during labor ensh',ng the mother to per
form hcr sptics with salty to herself and child.
TAsse piHs taaid toi BE- taken BY females duriHr he
FIST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, a, hey are
% bring Misearriage, bat at any Other htg
arssefe.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain In
the Back md Limbs Hcavineas, Fatigue on Slight Es-
etuon, Papi,ilioo OF The Heart Lowne,s Of sp,tt,,
Hy',odos, Headache, Whites aud all tho painful dis.
ocoasoned by disordered ystom those Pills will
effect cure whom all other means hsye iiled and oil
though powerful remedy do not contain fon oalomel
uniimony, or any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package. Phcc, in
the United states and Canada, Que Dollar.
Sole Agents tor this country.
C. BALDWIN & Co,
Rochester, n. Y.
TUTTLES MOSES, Auburn,N Y.,GrsEp4L AorNrs
n q. sl00 and poaiago stamp. enclosed TO any
authorized Agent, will insure a bottle VI tho Pills by
return mail
fot sale by FRED. p. SMITH, Montpelier whole
OLE Agent iof Vermont. 7l.l,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-13
THE WING is NO
UUlEHIG.

THE GREATEST Discovery or THE AGEii
pRof EssoR WOOD offer; for sale perfect u AIR
H. II .inh 49, !. WIZ ~ sno', ,ns i,s'2,o
~ 'tI ~ ~. n'' h''f Fto''''A"'.'li w ~
s,ua ~ W y, guy Mug,e " Is surg 5'I ai,ei
/. 49," tt. ~ ~ '''l.'l W. e'.'ns' ''v noil ~ w
sun "a l'us , nv I,alepu' N.up'n,, wv .r"
uoiS t'' -D1'F t,'i'l'F "' ,iN"yf Wy 'Tt'i'"s "'
i've organs 20 men "gnal Vi2o ond strength AGA lhus
supply nul'n'ul au" 1u'pi'nE "a'lHl W. % uoqs Nut
'es.u'u w .ii' ou' ~ 10 '""' Pe'leo' TIA" 'nFs
orator ahu ,no' Of, t-.t,,t.
w !'unE w, ~ 'un ''l,s w gu, ~,
wv Iuile' e o' ''A w WI, ' ti uun,u y ',p u''ei'
we 'uFl19 %, l3s ''uls aug Asgu-Ne
talW' D. 20 ylsoa'N ul uo'sne anu sliuui1llns ols
The He',e't,ye 70, egoa,iooa u.e and We eaa .aley
predict 'hat hcneeioh si'er oeks anl o1'a heAns WIZ
20 u9Hunw' ioi iNhousn lns rose may o,''sD'" upon
lhe u""y VNesR-u uaiN est Ue ''Nt s' F''lc-
h4 ail lne les'n .' NOS %, p'Ii ~ ''. '.'
Huiu' ue WltNN''Y "'' 'NV h'lIi "N" 'N '"" lN'ee
n.o"..S ~ Y. ,,1", ~. s'i,i W i'',, u ~
we wy a "D'gu ~ u'u,v lNa" 10y l's ''Ai's '"
un"n u t'W'os of ,nu'' VINO .o grey
a7 w" ~ '.'-' p"i' i'N i N' WV" ~ ''' f'"
p,y OF mnNius uny .uln 'tp oill"n 20 ihe h'it ihd
'A u l,u'a''' % e'e N,.h 10 loai''s 't'',
ron 'he EA'io' "' 'he n'Nl hs'4te HuNt',,-e,
9onNo. si,'eii osiu y 'liio"' ~ io't'
ffoi- wood blnf 0'i- -H"'l"g become p'emhluteiy
foie glF'l ~ ~ ,,,a ''A WgeA' sl,ge ~
tiAi OF Ynuf lidt heatnfAuN" nave useu Tess tuln
two bottles pat the gray hairs have Disappeared aud
ahl"lh ih' n'l' Ut- D' tul aln'neu l- oo''
vet The change s gadnaiy gping on, and hove eftHt
hopes that 900 short lime boy hair will be Hs dlfs a.
lomeiy nave a',o 9e'9 iuon atnea at Inc he iIn,
moisture and Vgof OF he hatr which before was ha-sh
and dry, and it has ceased go come out formerly.
Respectfully youts,
u. Ncktlf.
MilTons Worcester Co., Mass, Nov 10 l,34
ffoi %. j. Woud-Deu Sirt take pleasure ln
bearing vouamy testimony 90 ne magic effect. OF your
hair commenced falling OF, unu ,hs top OF my scalp
became bald and smooth us glass and ha, continued
to fail for great mauy yeafs Notwithstanding have
used many celebrated preparations for ts r,sor ton
Seeing your aisertisement was Induced Go give YOU
article trial and TO my utter asioni.hmout iouud af
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-13

icy- We thai tho RrpGwAy FAM AND LASo
CoHrASr IN oidei to enable persons To go and visit the
and, have made Arrangements by which starts
regularly evey "Wednesday motaiug from o,eau on the
ine Of tho New York and Erie Railroad direct to the
land Parties who nave visited this ropery make the
most natierng reports, aud il is astonishing to SEQ the
amount of omigration TO tho place. They raise the
finest crops, and the soil considered tho yoy best
The county Ia healthy and has tho advantage OF boag
settled. II has the hest of schools aud every element
Of prosperity The market for produce i cash Que,
and ihiuk that tho advantages possesses afe y-
dent II takes very hltle time expense visit it,
which we advise our raadou to do better opportu-
nuy was never ohe ed for making desirable settlement
than this Those who have goae here heretofore aud
they mo numerous having Of the finest farm. IN
ha county aud enjoy the highest dcgeo of prosperity.
We think It much heitef to settle where we not
Thousands oflniles from old hiends and associations
where the elements Of r'o'pgny are already made
Whefu tho advantages Of edccaon had, aud also tho
rsfnemeus Of society. This property IL basin OF BIZ
luminous coal II contains thee veins. Several COM
panios have made offers tot extensive tracts, and va
can say from relable information, thsi Il will be
taken Of tho market altogether property adioin-
ing ). sslueg eta much higher price. The Elk and
McKean Coa Company, who own the land adjoining,
are asking ady d,uuis an aeis ioi H.
r 20 share, ia ,hls compto', representing 25 acres,
re nuw Tti.e iund Cd bollHr. slilm,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-13
GREEN MOUNTAINS.
Mansfield House ReOpened,
sTILLMAN CHURCHILL Proprietor. DANIEL 5
LAInhOP. Lnssan.

sTILLMAN CHURCHILL Proprietor. DANIEL $.
LAIhkOP, Lessee.
IJOUsEi is new, well furnished we'll kept Situated
- in the rural aud romantic Village Of Stowe, be
tween the Hog back on the East and Mansfield Moln-
taius tho West Tho two highest points, nose aud
chin " are about 5000 ieet high, good road to same.
Scenery, best in the Uaod States, 10 Miles iion Wat
erhuy Depot. Plank road, daily Stage, miles fom
the summit OF the Mountains 20 miles West Montpelier,
20 East burlington good horses and carriages, guides,
glasses, aud hslf way house To tho lover Of nature
see the Green Mountains and snuff tho beexos Of Oh
MaFsFGALp, and take ride up Moss GLEFN FALLs e
shady quiet retreat 10 futry summers day, up TO
the NorcH, where The rocks are so high On either de
only upwards, and cool calm tud placid
as The opuDtof Of the MASsFtELp, while his money
b Wasting away 40 tho endeavof 10 chow up the scenery
Of his uutive state. Storms donii alarm those Mour
iaius, BOTHER DO they him. The fun shines again.
ul,am
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-13
n Glorious Ambition.


SAID the Scyth'an Ambassadors to AleNan-
DER :" II your person were as vast as your
ambition the world would not contain you"
We have now in our midst conqueror
whose ambition IS as boundless as AleHan-
ders' Inc old world was too narrow n
sphere Tor It's exercise, and he has sought
the new We refer TO Professor Holloway,
whose desire IS to benefit mankind unsated
by the countless cures his medicines have
accomplished, he is now actively engaged in
reyoluuonizng the treatment Of disease in
THIS country. Conquest ana siolugation arc
his oblects-the conquest and sublugation Of
the various malodles that aillct the human
race. The trophies Of his skill are to be
found IN every region Of the earth, for his
remedies are ommnlp2oteni' and wherever
they have penetrated disease has given way
to their hygean influence Probably there
ore not halt dozen newspapers in existence
That have not borne voluntary testmo-
ny TO tao woodworking efficacy ofllollo-
why's Pllls and Ointment II has heretofore
been the universal complaint against even
the most popular medicines that they we're
mere paIhauyes. relieving PAIN temporarily,
perhaps ouIneyer reaching the "materies
moF0t or element OF disease 10 the blood
ioiloways Plils, on the contrairy, act spe-
c'nca'ly upon the primary cause OF the mala-
dy DO The hu'os OF the body and from which
tney Spnng' In external disease the Oint-
menl is used as auxiliary to the Pills, and
us sani'Ve effects are scarcely less wonder
Iu''
we make these assertions bold as they
may seen-oh soma grounds we have
warrant 'of 'ne'n '' Tue admissions oil me
l'cu''y--ih 'ne statements OF standard med
'cA' Per'oulca's on oolh sides OF the Atlantic
--in the published acknowledgements Of
thousands OF grateful convaIescen's and
inst but not least so tar as our private con-
V'atons are concerned 40 our own personal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-13
DFQtbg.

Al mis- residence 10 Tonaryile, Wisconsin, ou the 8ih
uii., OF lung fever lnn JuHN u. Town, formerly Of
underhil VI, god 90 yeas.
10 Windsor June ., Mr.. Samuel Ruggles, aged so.
~ A1rint, Michigan, MAY g. Mr.. Isaac French, aged
6 - yeau,-fotmaliy OF Grafton, W.
In Dolby VI, May a. Nh, Juphet Benham, aged 81
years and 4 months.
n Albany v. MAY 20, Of consumption, Amos X,
George, Of sugar Grove Kane Co, H., formerly of
Stu6oid W., aged y Yeas.
In RoYaiton w. May %, II disease Of the haart, and
after lingering illness OF more Than three years Rue
Lincoln, aged 49,
In Nouhdeld June l. Nh :, p. Draman aged C years.
la Berlin, June !, Jeremiah Persons aged 70yenrs
In Berlin, March 10, Charles I,ovoland aged 40 years
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-13
5NarriagRg.

30 Morustowu, un the 10Th ult., by " W. Waterman
ESQ, Mr. W. Il. Porter OF Nothdald and Ms, Roana q.
Ninceut Of NJ rfistown.
Ia Randolph, Mar 20th, by Rev. J. Co.'S, Mr.. Noah
CLARK and Miss Hamlet Mosely, an Of q.
IN Cabot the 18th ulL, ihe uhhc House of Hon.
George n. Paige by Rev G. selden, of Cabot, Mr.. r.
V. D. spencerto Miss Carolina York both of Natshfeld.
In Danviuc, ON the 22h ult by Rev. C.. Seldom of
Cabot Mr. Oman l.. Hoyt, OF Cabot, 10 Miss sue A. r
Collins Of Danvlo.
In Stowe, May 20, Mr. Timothy Wheeled, Of Water
bury, and Miss Rosotte Town, Of =.
Also May %, Mo- Hiram D. Wood and Miss Louisa
Suyton, both Of stowe.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-13

The Gousrnorshp. We have full author.
ity for stating that while Lieut. Gov. Fetch.
er desired 90 have but one Convention, com.
posed OF all the friends Of Freedom rrespec.
tive Of party names, and Of course preferred
10 decline the American nomination with d
view TO such ultimate action, yet that matter
ii entirely within the control of those who
aim 20 promote The harmony Of the propl,
and secure a verdict at the polls most honor
able to the State, aud most effective for the
common cause.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-13

mon, taking possession Of all the arms, am
munition, &c, which could be round.
p NJ A man who has just arrived here
from Kansas City says a general rendezvous
Of pro-slagcry men is appointed at Bull
Creek, preparatory 10 another attack on
Lawrence. Gen Whitfield is to command.
They expect to concentrate 600 men before
starting. The meu are mostly furnished
with U. s. muskets. The Free State mon
are deficient in arms and provisions.
1t is rumored that Donaldson and other
pio-slavery men were killed in fight a.
nong themselves, at Franklin, the difficulty
growing out of the distribution Of goods
stolen al Lawrence.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-13

The Sliding Scale. Al The Cincinnati
Convention Pierce began with l22 votes and
slid down to %, when he was withdrawn
Douglas began with 33, and with the aid Of
Pierce's sinking rats ran up TO l2l, when he
was Withdrawn. Buchanan began with l35
votes, and by the cayIng in Of tbe Pierce and
Douglas men his nomination was finally made
unanimous 296.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-13

a. The N. Y Herald says Hence
forth let no man expect Of the South nught
save reachery, lngrauude and descrtionn-
The Herald has tried IL, aud ought to know
Mr. Magrudor, the new Democrats May
or of Washington, has avowod his intention
Of decapitating every X. n. office holder
Trenton, NJ j., June 10 The Know
Nothing Convention today appointe four
Senatorial, and twenty district delegates to
the New York Convention Of June - Res
olutons were adopted in favor of a Republic
can and American platform, and recommend
ing Com. Stockton for the Presidency.
.NeiD Hampshire Republican Conueaiion-
Concord, NJ H. June lO.-Fhe resolutions
ofthe convention relate entirely to the Slavery
question, taking issue with the Democratic
party, and closing with a recommendation of
Fremont, and nstmctng the delegates from
this State to support him in Convention, for
the Presidency.
Addresses were made by Mr. Stowoll, of
/ Worcester Mass, and DR. Cutler, Of this
State, both from Kansas, soliciting material
/ aid aureeably 10 which committee of ten,
/ headed by lchahod Goodwin, Of Portsmouth,
was appointed to raise contributions for that
object.
| "A Successful Medicine. go Dr.. Rogers liz
er,oort, Tar and CdnchGiagua has attained
It's present unexNmpled reputation and pop
ulanty, not by exaggerated statements Of
imaginary cures, but through the influence Of
responsible citizens, who speak what they
know by experience of its intrinsic merits m
cases ofal forms Of lang disease, not even
excepting CONSUMPTION. 1t lisa stan
dard article with Druggists.
HoHoway's Ointment and Pills lnfallablo
Remedies Tor Salt Rheum. Edward Jack
son of Galveston, Texas, suffered unceaslng
ly for -four years with Salt Rheum, so bad
was he thai for four or five months al a time,
he was compelled TO keep his bed and the
doctors told him cnuiidly that he need never
again expect To be we'll Finding this To be-
the case he dismissed them, and immediately
put himself under a course of Holloway
Ointment and Pills, these fine remedies soon
made such an improvement IN him that he
was enabled to resume hls occupation, ant
by continuing them for q short time, h. was
restored to the blessings Of health, which ht
has enjoyed ever since.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-13
Mass state Convention.

The people of the State Of Vermont, with
out regard to past political differences or d.
visions, who are opposed to the repeal Of the
Missouri Compromise to she policy of the
prosen, Administration, to the extension OF
slavery into the Territories in favor of the
admission Of Kansas as a Free State. tnd of
restoring the action Of the Federal Govern
ment to the principles of Washington and
jefferson. are invited to meet in Convention
at WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, on
Wednesday, the ID DAY OF JULY next,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose Of nom
mating candidates for Governor, Lcutenat
Governor and Treasurer, and also to nomin-
ate Electors Of President and Vice President,
aud the transaction Of any other business
I...,oI nagna4nry
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-13
A lady

Who has been cured Of great Nevous Debility, a0er
many years Of misery, deses to make kauwn all fol
low sutetels the sure means OF relief Address, en-
closing stamp 10 pay return postage,
MRS. MARY E. DEWITT, boston, Mass,
and the prescription will be sent, fee, by noEl post.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-13

More GenaiVgy. "The parents" of Hon
P. 5. Brooks were serenaded by the citizens
of Augusta, Ga, on Tuesday, in honor of
their son, who had indicated the injuries of
the husband of his wie's fathers aunt
Washington, June l0--The President has
signed the Wisconsin, Alabama, and Louis
lana bills, approprialing land for railroad
purDOses
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-13
June 10, 1856.

O. The Vermont Central Road will run
an Extra Train from Burlington early IN the
morning, to arrive at White River Junction
about 10 o'clock. Arrangements will proba-
bly, be made with all the roads, by which peo-
pie can attend the Convention and return
home the same day
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-13

STATE OF VERMONT, TINE Hon. the Probate
Randolph District, So Court within aud tor
said Disncti To oil persons interested.
Gresfing.
William Bass, administrator of The estate OF Jool
Base, IT,, late OF Niamstown 10 suid dstct deeeus-
cd, makes application ior an extension Of the time here
toioie allowed hun, in which 10 pay the dobls and
charges against the estate and close tho settlement OF
the same IL u therefore ordered by said COut that
said application be- heard at session thereof be bel
the Orange County Hotel In Chelsea In said District
on the fourth Tuesday of June AD 1856 and that All
persons concerned be notified by tho publication Of The
substance Of said application with tha orders of Court
thereon. three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In The Watchman A
st9te Jouiual, a newspaper printed at Montp shei IN
this State may be, and previous 10 the day
assigned for hearing
Given under my hand at Randolph the "a day Of Iune
A. ID. 1855.
90 JOHN b. HUTCHINSON, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-06-13

ooLptN HorE. How tho afflicted soul eHulis in
prospect oimmediato foief NJ II sstoneug to the
dofiu story Of tho SUCCESS Of" a. ". stones LIQUID
Ca'harc and Family Physie.n which b indeed an
heavenly afgsv, flurht with remedial blessings Tor tho
fcs We feel that cannot do better service Than
90 recommend u 10 every temily In tho land rIiln
BFpeEwArEn, Feb "a, 1855.
DrtR fiRi-t hove usod " Del ehtis Spaui. h Lus-
al for six months past tho top Of my head which
% iho commencement was entirely bald bot now is
covered with croirh " hai IN addition 40 this
n has cured pain tn the bend with which have been
afflicted ilf long timo. G.. %. KtLHOURN.
% sod BY TREn. y. SMITH. Mammalian. VI.