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FINE ARTS.

THE UNDERSIGNED BEGs LEAVE TO INFORM gtS
friends and he public generally pN he has just received
hon Europe some beautiful oil paintings, By the fol ewing
celebrated artists viz nebrackler Schaefels, Vandendale
Van Schenten Delman. Isen and many others They con
landscapes winter and marine cattle and squire
pieces sso several stndies from na,ure Among the coiec
ton Il ssgerb Altar piece by Erasnus Qulan. painted in
1871 and guaranteed 70 be original The above collection
louis PEEFFEA
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DENTISTRY.

A RrtFfCIAb TFErH-H LEvETTis NEW AND fx.
prsvee atmospheric pressure plates ,r srasial .seh
are rfnNkAbe Tor her increaed adhesion and power OF
usstcetou- infinitely supsnor 10 the ord nAry suction
rsteaFe vel adasted for The continuous suri II derrsd
1kce Wearing or requiring artificial teeth sill Asd 4
q ser t,gs % examine The greet iuproy bsfs
eufeehg eeeNhefe. Teeth removed branrha
dav Al T,HVETT
DeriE u wsverey place near Broadway ks..slsasalss
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OrLy LINE WITH suRR soxNycwos. -rK a wsrf

ONLY LINE WITH SURE scNNyCNoN. --fK a wsrT
" i6e miles shorter than other and exposure
70 river Navigation TINTED States Mail line FIFTY pouDds
tsspsge free, 10 cenh ec-nd on sxcc~ rour hoSrs
from ocean TO ocean by psnsnia Railroad rnrc- " Sn
fornia Via Pansma Ra1rad The unred kstee Nj
snp compsny WI desysice Coz sspnwsu On rc,fss Nsr
o. ~ o'clock z. NJ. prScseE nv-n p'er aec u Warn
street. Ngth fiver DE peH knswn aus fNst ssessnsrp
Gk0RGE Law OAptsin VIM. 4 Herrecu y. q Pasrei
grrr hno r1Ats WI 30 Nwwarrd ~ farems Feroac ard
connect ~ Panama ri.h The Fachn Maittanahp ConpsnyN
magniicent stesuship GOfsDEN hSE. J. v Wasns. Ocn
rander. which WIN be retrt aud leave i7meiiatv ~
San Frsrcsco. The psbic are trged tss ths pscic nj
steamship Company always have shsucrp
lyog Paretna ready for Gee " svud possible 6eitn
~pgsenge!s or mats. Ecr passage sppif 80 ". RNY
bOND AZ he only oce Of he companies III Yves,
ccyner 81 WNrreu New Nork Rtria- ruNed Stsses usD
ueAu~ days 90 sad Alb o. sscl EoauA
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sIIYPUTNa.

CpECIAL NOTICE 70 AoarRALIA saIrrnal .rny
s Th p sew pSSsr ~. arp -, S.sY s
9 1s a1 s for . q sr e. s
New Scs Ss s q he @ q ssy.S': 20
ply 4 " S@ssRo H. S ssS Bowling s arssn pA' =
A usrRAIlA PIONEER LINE EsrAhl.IsnsD 1857
"A Car,y ing the United sIates mail.
o. ss FUN Sn os fu
9' sfso s S"s . ssssr ship
s. g. Broxn master ma, Ter, ..,u,.
. s.v s @ $ ss.s ard
The K 8 VIM be oiossd By ths noble j clipper ahib
Rambler LOO tons res asssn, m....,
For freight or ps'',ssS spSSs e No Rowling Green
SIGHT bills for sale and cash made oOnsis.-
Consisnees In Australia Messrs Wilkinson Brss. o.
A UsrRAILA -THs CLIPPER sHrp RnD eAUHrLIr,
@ .', S she s.n
Ss los p.. 2S * ss rs r.: ' m
Foe AyAsA ,. .sD NEW NEW. S S.1s.ss sm, Ss,cs.
sfc % 's sS cs s: II
river NO bills Wing On; SsosaSScs
mail tne-1he steamer Suag IA, captain 4 wo,d-
IRON S rs n s. as
freight passsge apply ~ l.. Mf1OHILiA Is Broadway.
Through tickets firm New York 10 Jsnkscnvis sSl; do p
laihA x steamer for Fords Connect ri savannah with The
steamers from New York On TUESDAYS and Saturdays
Z OR soRroLK AND pErEssgUsa TIE UNIFIED
p States al sesmsh'p RO. NOkk Opt Thoa Skinner,
WI leave for the abose places Wednesday 18th lust M
O'Clock from pier Is North river She VIII arrive at
sOfok he next Al Peur the following morn
ing Passengers for ME South viii proceed directly on by
the CREST sopberp NAH ne to cbares'en augusta ssyan-
nsh &c Those for Rchrp0nd viii arrive "a their dostna
ton early Friday morning Travellers win find this the
chespest ps asaDtes and ezpeous route Passage
and fare with staleroom to Norfolk So; Petersburg and
Richmond. $40. Apply . LUDLAM PLEAaANfs, "a
Broadway.
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TRAVEIJ.EYSS' GUIDE.

A OARB TO TBs rR .vEnLiss3 PyBLIo wa THO
70 from 70
tons Of which have the victims beg ohsr the fol
Ss Que 81 s%es ne $50 50: % s.ss tom
as ss@
as Td neS ss n Of Ssr s
only road % new York landing .. passengers IN the
s :, 90 OF S
these Iepresentaous that our party ORIGINALLY ak IN pum
o. coming drse!y 70 New York we we're hssed :. AS,n
BE s
,os through he mud reached The Of e Hudson
sgsioj undsr aud s,1vsa a. pot Now YORK
ADO ~ S y Ing nigh n srs Ics oego, M h I
sno,ber an brought down town Il was nov
New ' 1or, es and Ere kaoa asI an ba
ss: "a bad 90 es
The night We have Simply to say In conclusion thai 90 con
mace
ion IN nv believing hat hsy Would condemn
hey aware sl hem .sd o ,ss public good and io 70
na q ss @ an VI Ss
names o. ''' ksSALJ >, sESsE, s,nnsso.s Tsrrsory
ss : w sfSss 0 Gltaoia
$ s $s x' Ss;a q S Ss e.
GAZE Fifty CEsTs-srEAMBoAr MAyrLowrR.
amazing SStSPs Ss,ss: ? S s
s sr fsz SSis
A7
(yupsUR aIvRR RAILROAD FROM FEB. q, 1857,
II the trane ~ leave Ohanbns ST. Get station ~ follows
Express train 500 A u. and $50 p. mall II 10 A NJ
emgrant 10 NJ. ior Poughh eepse, 500 A and II y
nd 445 r N for Sing sing p Sr Peekskih, 80 r. r.
Pougbkeepee stpg and Peebshm rAfs stop 81 The
stations fNsengs taken n Chamoars Canal CHRISTIE
pier tnr New York leave TROY
4b NJ 10 10 y. NJ. aud 4A6P n and East Albany Mt
.l6 and 10 40 A. NJ, md D. - p. n.
a. r. SMITH. superintendent
NTOTlCE.-THE srRAMyR ENOOH DEAN LEAVES
~ Fulton New York for Fushing and ool
lege Point, at 10 80 A. N. and 4 so Pm.
ANEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.-FARE TO
IN albany S21hs passenger trains On This road Tor Al
bany VIII the Of White and centre streets lo
lcws-Every morning Of SIC o'cIocs every snernccn -
O'Clock Fare through 10 ALBANY vii be two dolaA To som
mepee on Monday Aserroon; lSth inst s-,.....,
NEW York Feb. a. 1897
NTEW YORK AND ERIE RAILRoAD.-ePBCfAL NO
IN tce>-On after Tuesday 24th inst. all trains win
pass direct the BE Raroad he
sonpanys depot foot Of Duane street, daily Sundays except
ed. folows-
$50 y ~, Dunkhk express.
alb a n, mail TAN
4P. NJ. Newbprg and RocklAnd county express
As0P. night express
baggage checked through usual No advasoe In fare
Tcket oh ces-A depot Of Duane street, ia 3 and 2i
Broadway and u depo, Jsrsev City.
ID. Q, AcCALLUA General superiuteAeu
February r. 1877.
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ANTHOLOGY.


A srRoLoaY-MADAME LE LENT CAN BE OoN.
"A suited about love, marriage friends abe tells
AL the events OF hfe luck lotteries, 100 Mulberry street.
FIRST Door back room Idks He gentlemen t She causes
A LII AGREE MADAME DE aosE n YHy MOTT won
seers iaeae. By letter sd v,sa " her great .sstrh-
went sbe remains short time Onice VI Hsss rwsnS'
sIoNfsrIEG TO AfI.-MADkME MORROW, THE
N seventh daughter OF seventh daughter who also
your very thoughts and whether you married
sud w show you The likeness your utuf, husband
Iied aud have good luck through he have sionished
bousands during my travels In rurops No charge not
satisfied 0erernen not admitted. rs Rroome sre-, be
tween Columbia and cannon stree's
a tsco oNcxs6 say perSun vko can ssrpsss her n
giving corIeci sss<msnss rossh me pavvct.
ar,y nsrtsses. sssss hsarh waaA lqs.s. swysns A..
sent frenSr ~. B-ssdsme cLrFros 3 40 s.n.v,
nor oces she wsh impose on The snwsry II you vast
make ortrns can and his naturally Rired lAdy She
DE ony pe-on 10 The United st,ies who give ns nuw
street, between poustcn and stsntcr.
A sTRoLoGy WILSON l72 Delaney STREET,
Al gives DE most scientific reliable information "a be
found on AL the concerns Of life past present snt future.
Itrns mots ~ oens rentemsn ".
NARD.-sAph PnEwSrrp RvrUREs THANKS
& ssd p.ons and beg y '.s s' .s he
suited her wineutfe sscon she fss confident Wat 10
BE quettiors Of astroogy love and matters nd oks
equal She VII q. x. name y .s %iSps S~ a 81
sowery, ees~e~s Fccrh ard Fish ssreets
CLAtRvoYANen-NRs. sEyMoUR NO. no sPSIs-
street. few doors Of Brsdwsy tss Nod soossss
~ me aeai sad business eiAirvoysst in Amercs AZ de
eusrss, absent friends &C., and sssfscon EaArsneeds.
nopAN
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YORK AND sav On an.

INoa 0AbiFoRNIA-NEw YORK AND BAN Pa
cisco stssship fne Aspinw all and espsms rsrssi
Prices greatly reiuced steersge passage 5 includln
railroad PASSAGE from Arrinvai 70 Panama fhs and
splendid sessnship fENfbsSRE 1sp tons burtosn 1apt
~ L. 1pheoaugh win eat for Asynvall soodav March
e. At O'Clock r. NJ 70 conneG with the steamer urz<ba
Panama the Facisc for San Pranokco F POM
OF baggage allowed 70 zach psssuger ten CENTS
The Urizsba ie~ve~ San frNnssce Mares,
odnuect with the Tennessee remaining Panama una the
arrival Of her svdngsl poassoty ~ de-
teuieu the istbmus eteerage taken fire
the 18th instant be had NJ tbe above price For e9tt
passage apply only 20 CHI ARLE3 MOE9AN sONS, 40
2-bevng Green, ". ".
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|, WATCHES, JEVVKIAtY, SC.

WATCHES, JEWRIRY, sc.
CALIFORNIA DIAhokDs.-9EarLExEN PINS,
~ q 500 cluster f 10 SD rings - to Is; earrngs ~
$50 81 SIS, srds 81 70 - brsosets sleeve
buttons penhlacee These diamonds eqti In appear
ibe real Sent by mail 70 part OF The Sord
j. 4 n. y. JACOBS, xT Broadway.
/,OMrosIrroH AND GOLD VEST, HE0K AND ron
~ shsins warranted tarnsh change color, the
money rctcrnef Prices 81 IS 10, 81 ~ % 10 " and 5000.
jan. Y. JAOOBs, s07 Broadway.
LoR BALE "A GREAT 81 ROAM, FOR Dash, TWO
eighties gold patent lever watches both-by most
eminent maker Of LIVERPOOL Prices go snd go less hsn
half of original cost Apply 70 WILLIAM 5MfrH In boot
ITO uhsn street c,rner OF Dutcb
yUATCHEs AT RETAIL AT wHoLEs,JS PRICES
w silver cylinder ws,ches four holes jereled- ~ ~
silver cylinder bunting eases :" ~ o.
anchor lever thirteen jewels, warran'ed go %
hunting cxses. us o.
patent lever open fac, and hunting tt2 20 ~
Gold plated oliver huntins SIS ~ ~
stid sold lssies watches four boes jeweed co
Solid gold bunting csseA 40 ~
Solid Roid hpchnr YER heavy SO " ~
solid gold patent lever hunting engraved 100
Sold goh very heavy. w N ~
Wholesale dealers supplied Watches any pari Of
the United States by NAL or xpress
y. A II. y. JACOBS, manufacturing jewellers so5 I'm
pcrters Of watches and iewery s07 broadway.
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CARE Fifty CEATa-sTEANBOAT MAYrLOWEH
from Hortnport NJ A. NJ MONDAYS Wednesday ans
frtays landing Huntington haybor Loyds dock AID Uy8
ter Bay Returning leaves New York Tuesday Thursdays
and Saturday at1P u. Commencing Saturday March IA
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n he GRAND ANNUAL EXHIBITION BALL or PROF.
Yates, takes place 81 The apollo Rooms 80 brssfsay
Monday evening Ssrch n 1851 several fancy daHees
win he eIecued In character BY those beautiful ehea hs
PUZZLE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-27

The Senate yesterday, in Executive session,
reconsidered the vote by which the Dallas
Clarendon Treaty was postponed to the 9th
Of March.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 19.-Accouuts from south
eastern Missouri state that great destruction
of property was occasioned in consequence of
the recent unprecedented rise in the rivers in
that part of the State. The loss to the Iron
Mountain Railroad is estimated at 5000, 900
a bridge two hundred feet long, across
West river in Townshend, Vt, was carried
away on Wednesday night of last week
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-27

M. and an NJ d. and it might be added
A. double S. If DR.. Fitch graduated at Bur
lington, he did not know enough to tell the
truth.
Mr. Stacy stated that less persons die Of
consumption in Burlington than in any other
town in the State. Mr.. S. also explained his
statement of mileage
Nj Stoddard Of Waterford submitted a
statement Of mileage, showing an advantage
of from 900 to 1900 miles in favor of Mont
pelier over either Rutland or Burlington.
Mr. Stacy said this statement was as to
1858. while his was in 1884.
Mr.. Green of Waterbury said if Orleans
seeks the nearest railroad, certainly they
would go by way Of Montpelier to Burlington,
and thus add 10 miles to their mileage. Mr..
G. also called attention to the fact that the
counsel for Rutland claimed the advantage in
mileage to Rutland. but conceded it to Mont
pelier against Burlington.
The Committee rose and the House adj
ionrncd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-27
ELECTION FRAUDS IN PENNSYLVA.
MA

The result of the State election in pennsyl-
vania in $50 in which the Democrats beat
the Republicans and Americans by a small ma
iority, was a result that struck with astonish-
ment and distrust the best informed and most
sagacious politicians The success of the
Democrats was at once attributed TO frauds
of the most daring and gigantic character,
and measures were promptly taken in Phila-
dclphia, where these frauds were committed
on the largest scale, to test the legality of
the election of some of the officers returned
as chosen. In the Court of Common Pleas
at Philadelphia the matter has been recently
investigated, in the case of Mann u.s. Cassidy,
Mann having been the Republican and Cassidy
the Democratic candidate for District Attor-
ncy The evidence before the Court discloses
almost innumerablc cases of illegal voting,
and of bribery and perjury duplicating men
in official stations, and subordinate officers OF
the Courts of Justice. 1t is proved that great
numbers of foreigners voted on the strength
of fraudulent certificates of naturalization and
other false protoncos. In many instances,
dead men voted by proxy, and the same nat
uralization papers were transferred from one
voter To- another repeatedly Some Of the
voters were minors, and others were not cit
liens of the county or State The fraudulent
votes in most cases, were cast by lrishmcn,
some of whom had been but a very short time
in the country.
The contestant, Mr. Mann, closed his case
before half of his evidence was in, because he
had already, at that stage of proceedings,
proved the casting Of fraudulent votes in such
numbers that their rejection would leave him
with a clear majority. The majority returned
for the Democratic candidate, Cassidy, was
j5l. The investigation shows that Mann was
really ahead Of Cassidy lf7 votes Every
species of fraud seems to have been resorted
TO. The testimony has established a large
number Of cases Of false porsonation Of the
living and the dead of the reception ofvotes
by election officers without inquiry as to
rights Of those who tender them. and despite
Of challenges that unnaturalized persons
voted and that minors exercised the rights
Of adult citizens A large number Of fraud
ulent naturalization certificates were issued
and distributed 90 such aliens ass could be per
suadcd TO use them. To these certificates the
name of clerk in the office of the District
Court as well as the seal of the Court, had
been forged IL has been ascortained that
about 800 of these were issued by two men
belonging to the Democratic Naturalization
Committee and the legal investigation, thus
far proves that not less than 500 fraudulent
votes were cast in Philadelphia at the STATE
election. Facts like these need no common
tary. They carry their moral with them
Boston atlas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-27

The Socrctary's visitation Of the State will
be as general as possible. Two or more towns
will be grouped together in various parts Of
each county, and meetings held in some local
ity convenient for all.
We anticipate much good to our education
al interests from the efforts of the Secretary.
and cooperation Of the Board. Mr. Adams
possesses great energy Of character, and has
good deal Of successful experience in con
nection with public schools and teaching, to
assist We hope the friends Of education
will give him cordial reception in all his
visits, and cheer him on in the noble work he
has undertaken Windsor Journal
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No EAMI1.Y

Can afford 10 be- without Mustang Linitncut ia their
house The many accidents We liable TO, may render
t necessary any moment and nothing is capable Of per-
forming such a certain (Ertrac,J "n lifting the
kettle from the FIRE il caught and scaled my hands and
person very sc,crcy-onc hand almost to crisp The
torture was unbcamblo. II an awful sight
The Mustang Liumcnt appeared 90 extract tho pain al
most immediately T. healed rapidly and len scar Of
account CnAs. FosrrR, l20 BROAD street. Fhiiadel-
phia." Il is truly wonderful article. II will cure any
case Of Swelling, Burns, sdH Joints, Emptons Rheu-
matsn. For Horses Il should be dispensed with.
One Dollars worth Of Mustang has frequently saved a
valuable horse. II cures Galds, sprans, Ringbone,
SPAWN and Founders Becare Of limitations. Sold in
all parts Of the habitable Globe
BABNBs 4 PAnK, Projectors, New York. 25lm
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE S
IL Enn ATEn EENIAI-E PILLS

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke, NJ.
d. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This inval-
liable Medicine is unfsug n the u an those PAIN
m and dangerous diseases incident the female consti-
tuition.
1t moderacs all excess, removes all distractions, and
brings ON thc monthly period with regularity These
Pills should be used two three weeks previous to con-
fncment; they fortiy the constitution and lessen the
suffering during labor enabling the mother to perform
her duties with safety to herself and child
These Iis should not BE- tke BY females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
sure to bring on Miscarriage, 5w at any other time Mey
are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain in
the Back and Limbs, IIeayness, Fatigue Slight Ex-
ertion Palpitatiou Of the Heart Lownoss Of Spirits
IIystercs Sick Headache Whites and all the painful
diseases occasionod by disordered SYSTEM these Pills
will effect a cure when all other means have failed, and
although powerful remedy, do not contain IRON caomc
anthony or any other mineral
Full directions accompanying each package Price in
the United States and Canada, One Dollar.
Sole Agents for this country
l. C. BALDWIN & CO.,
Rochester n, Y.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, n. Y. GENERAL AGENrs.
NIB Sl,00and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorzcd Agent will insure bottle Of the Pills by return
mail.
FRED f. SMITH, Montpelier, Wholesale Agent for
Vermont.
IN HENRY Agent for Waterbury, Vt, and one
Druggist in every town in the United States 27ly
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ROSEMARY

Take the sweetest Of Names and the frcst Of flowers,
Combine them, and To- what treasure is ours.
For blooming 10 winter, when earth is an dreary,
We bail with delight the green fragrant Rosemary.
The Rosemary as prepared by Mr.. J. Russell Spaud
ing Is of the incest and best articles In The world o
the hair ~ fremont Street. Opposite Muscnm) Boston,
is thc great depot for IT,
Fling grcacy filthy compounds into the gutter and Try
the neat and clean ROSEMARY for your hair Sold ol
dealers generally
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ELEcTION OF cONnIIssIONER.

We have barely room to refer to the pro-
ceedings ION the outside Of this paper Of the
Convention that nominated Hon. HIRAM
JoNEs of Waits6eld and to warn our readers
that the election takes place next week. We
know not that there is any other candidate
and we do know that Mr.. Jones is eminently
worthy Of the confidence Of the friends Of
temperance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-27

Rev. Or. Lyman Bcccher, Boston, late President
Lane Theological Seminary Cincinnati, Ohio says-'
have used the regefa5ie Pulmonary Bas0n myself wit
benefit in catarrhal coughs aud colds, and have know
II 10 be used with good effect in the early stages of pull
munary affections, ia families around me-" Reed, CUT
Ter & Co., Druggist, Boston, Pruprctors BE c1rct
and get the genuine, as there are many iDiif0tioas
sold by The ApothecaIcs aud Druggist generally
Price 51c. and al
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WHO HAS 4 HEALING BALM :

And multitude are responding in tones that
must echo from end OF the republic to the other.
The ELECTRIC OIL, Of Philadelphia, made by DIR.
SMITH, is "HEALING nALN" But one opinion has
yet been expressed in every quarter far as heard om
Of this wonderful curative II is by nobody olassed
among what are called "quaek medicines" and il sales
any proof Of popularity, then ought this to be called
popular indeed
Read the advertisements in the papers. FRED. T..
SMITH, Montpelier General Agent daw
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Boston Special Notices.
(tOUGHS. HOARSENESS AND BRON

COUGHS, HOARSENESS AND BBON-
~ CHITIS g.! BRowN's BRoNcHIAL TRoCHEs,
when allowed 90 dissolve slowly I'm the mouth, have die
rect influence to the affected parts the sedative and
soohng effect to lining Of the windpipe into the
Bronch allays Pulmonary Irritation and gives relief in
Coughs Colds and the various Throat affections to which
public speakers and singers liable These Lozenges
made from highly esteemed recipe for alternating
Bronchial affections and an disorders Of the breath and
MugsCoughs, Asthma, Hoarscncss, Catarrh, Irritation
Soreness of the Throat occasoncd by cold unusu
al eXertiou Of the vocal organs.
BroiCas bronchial TroehesWe take pleasure in cali
ing the attention Of readers these olenges. Here
IN Boston, where the Bronchial Troohos known, they
are household words and need testimony to recon-
mend them but to readers in Canada the West and
indeed everywhere, cheerfuly bear testimony hom
personal knowledge, to their efficacy -lilloHs PICTORIAL
JOHN l. BROWN a SON,
sold by Druggists generally. Boston.
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4 GENTS WANTED sell an article
IA of daily No "chanee" business. Capital
small and profits large. Fun particulars given free
all who enclose postage stamp three piece and
address. J. D. FRENCH 4 co.
2j.3m Sandown, n. II.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-27

- The Franklin County Convention nom
mated Charles FELTON,, Esq, Of Franklin, as
candidate for Commissioner.
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gIlanteo.

MI ORE AGENTS WANTED.--WANT-
w ED, 10 or 10 more agents for Pages Rail Road
Pills. Should prefer TO engage them but any time
before the first Of April will do. Don't wish
gage for any shorter time than year. and don't wish
pay any nor less than $50 per month"; and all
necessary travelling expenses. Agents travel on foot.
Should be happy to confer at any time with those desr
ing such situation, at my Office Rutland, VI. per-
sonal interview important. 4. j. PAGE, Proprietor.
Rutland, VT, Jan. 27, 1857. 25:Sw