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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-09-09


The most skeptical people can be con-
vinced by trial that all the family medl-
cines are not humbug, and that among
tbe thousand of butterfly life there are a
few of great merit, and undoubted worth.
Of these, DR.. Sanford's Invigorator or
Liver Remedy stands first and foremost
among the remedies of The day that can
be relied on as a medicine that is all it is
recommended by its proprletors 1t ad-
verlises itself on every trial, Tor there arc
none who use it but tell their friend to DO
SO, and so it goes from mouth to mouth
till all the people Of the Union have
learned the good of this truly valuable
medicine. tits recommended with testi
monals to prove its virtue for the cure
Of liver complaints Of every kind, from
the worst Dyspepsia 10 a common head
ache, and is particularly adapted TO Jaun
dice, Deranged Stomach, Bowel Com
plants and diseases of children.
One or two doses are said to cuie.
cold with scarce a failure. 1t is worth 1
trial for this alone. 1t is PARTICULAR,
adapted to the use of ladies', particular
those of sedenlary habits. Some ladie
of the highest standing in society hav
given their certificates Of its efficacy
and we say to all who are ailing. try or
, bottle, and you will never be without
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-09-09

GAZE not upon MAIDEN, lest her beau
ty be a stumbling block to thee. is tex
worthy Of consideration now a'days when
hoops so obstruct our side walks.
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ATTACHMENT.

Edward j. Rowan, Jno. s. Patterson, q
Plaintiff. Justice of the peace,
vs.. for Steubenville
Patrick Murphy, township, Jefferson
Defendant. County, Ohio.
On the l7th day of August, A. D. 1857 said
Justice issued an order of attachment in the
above action, for the sum of Five Dollars.
EDWARD J. ROWAN,
Steubenville Township, sep,2;.3w.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-09-09
CITY TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE,

CITY TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
GEORGE HANTCH, manufacturer and
dealer in havana, yara, principe, german. half
spanish and common cigars. Rough d Ready
ElDorado. diadem, twist, oronocC, virginius,
black fat cavendish, alma, yanke doodle sweet
Orange. and congress fves /; John Anderson
Il %. Solace and E. Goodwin 4 Brothers,
celebrated, fine cut chewing Tobacco, also a
superior article of smoking tobacco, pipes,
snuff and tobacco boxes, cigar cases, cigar
tubes, DC. &c.
Market street, below Sd, and near the Post
Office Steubenville, Ohio.
N. B. An extra article Of common oigars on
hand at 40 cts. per hundred. sep.S;-Ay,
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Sheriff IS Sale.
Mathew M. Laughlin,
Mary A. Hickman, ct al.

By virtue of an order of sale, in this cause,
issued out Of the Court of Common Pleas OF
Jefferson county, bearing date June s2nd, A
D. 1857, and to me directed, will expose to
sale by pu bile vendue and outcry at the front
door Of the court house, in the city OF Steuben-
villa nm
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
For Governor.
SALMON P. CHASE,

For Governor.
SALMON P. CHASE,
Lieutenant Governor,
MARTIN WELKER, of Wayne Co.
Secretary Of State,
ADDISON P. RUSELL. of Clinton Co.
Treasurer of State,
ALFRED P. STONE, of Franklin Co.
Supreme Judge,
MILTON SUTLIFF, of Trumbull Co.
Board Of Public Works,
JACOB BLICKENSDERFER, JR.,
Of Tuscarawas County.
For State Senator,
JOSEPH c. M'CLEARY,
OF Jefferson County.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-09-09
AN Old Game Revived.

The National Democracy OF Kansas
becoming alarmed at the prospect of de-
feat at the October election, are resorIlng
to an old game to carry out their purpo-
ses. We clip the following from the
Kansas correspondence of the SSL Louis
Democrat:
Not satisfied with disfranchising nine.
teen counties, the foreign element, and
this years emigration, the ruffians have
summoned upwards of two hundred Free
State men to appear at LecOmpton for
trial on the day Of election. This is in
tended to prevent them from voting
What next?
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ABoUT NIGGERs.


The special correspondent of the New
York Daily Times, in one Of his recent
letters, states that a fugitive slave was
concealed in one of the Lawrence hotels,
and when the marshal came after him,
it was found that he had gone. There Is
not a word of truth in this story. un'
derstand him 10 admit, also that the Peo
pie would have been willing to restore
the fugative. They wouldn't have done
it. Once before the sacking OF the town.
the slave hunter might have ventured
with safety into Lawrence, and found Tree
State men enough to aid him In his das-
tardly business. Not so now, The "sons
of Moses'-Moses you know, founded
the underground railroad too nn'
merous now to permit such proceedings,
mention this fact, as a knowledge oil
it may save the lives Of any citizens ol
Missouri who may loose their slaves and
hear that they have succeeded in reach
ing Lawrence.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-09-09

MIR. KENNEDY of Roxbpry, has dis
AtA covered in one of Our COMMON PASTURE
WEEDS q remedy that cures
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CoLUMBIAKA COUNTY.

Liverpool, - Bradshaw ST. Clair,
D. Concle Middleton, P. Young Brown;
Unity, R. c. Taggart Yellow Creek
N. R. Mckenzie Madison, W. +. NJ
Intosh Elk Run. VIM. Orr ; Fairfield,
R. M'Caskey; Washington, J. G. La
cock Wayne, D. D. Mlnlosh Centre
E. NJ. Colestick Salem, David Filson
Franklin, D. Lockard Hanover, Dr.
James Robinson Butler, Joel Stratton
Perry, R. H. Garrigues West, Lewis
MCoy Knox, H. P. Berton.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-04
. EATHS s.

In Vernon, June l5th JERIJAH THAYER aged e5 years
we believe the last OF the Revolutionary soldiers this
" Mr. Thayer served soldier full three years
West Point the morning that Benedict Arnold left for
the British army at New York lie was at Elizabeth.
town when Arnold burnt the place active in the bat
tie He also in the battle of Governors Island Mr.
Thayer was an honest man. true patriot and worthy
Der OF the Baptist Church Printers in Iowa. N. Y, and
Conn, please notice. Con-
Drowned in Lexington, Minnesota June 14h Mr. GEORGE
LEWIS CHlLDS 4th son Of Maj A. b. and Mrs H. L. Chids
OF Wilmington, aged 10 years
The subject Of this notice with two elder brothers
about two months previous to find homes the vest
They located at Clear Lake Minnesota The younger Lewis
engaged in store the lake which, while attempt
ing to in company with young by the name
King to visit his brothers. by msep the capszed
Young Chis being good swimmer told King hold on tn
the boat while he TO the shore and unressed when
would come to his relief Perfectly collected and happy
mood he put OF, alas, only to find a watery grave.
Every effort made by the brothers neghbors King
rescued and after hours the body Chds was found
but too late for human skill to restore 1t to fe
Thus gloom is cast village for the deceased
kind and generous SOUL beloved by all will long
membered for his goodness Of heart Con-
In GILL; Mass June 22d Miss SARAH C. WILDER daugh.
ter Of Mr.. John Wilder, aged 49, Her end peace
In Lancaster Mass, June ed Mrs. SARAH THAYER,
widow Of the late Dr. Nathaniel Thaye formerly pastor
the Unitarian Church In L., aged 50 years.
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THE NEW REMEDY!
RELTUCK's MEDICINAL UsQUEBAUGH CORDIAL


UsouEBAueH Gaelic, HSige, water bagh, life.
CPECIALLY recommended by the Medical Faculty
- peratiye remedy for Colds, Coughs, Affections Of the
Throat and Lungs, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Fatuency
Chronic rheumatism Female Difficulties, General Debility
and Relaxation Of the System from various Loss Of
Anpetse, &c.
The beneficial effects resulting from the udcious Of
pure and genuine article of Bourbon Whskey tonic and
stimulant particularly for consumptve patients and
exhausted from fatigue debiated by prosrating
Diseases want Of life and energy in the different functions
Of the body has given unparalleled reputation having
received the sanction Of first physicians and the
patronage Of our most eminent citizens.
This Cordial owing to its absolute pureness and simplicity
well from its peculiar adaptation for medicinal uses
has met with the most signal The fact that most
OF the Bourbon that East Is artificial made by the
Of poisonous drugs from % cent whskey, and sold
at two three dollars gallon whereas fine Bourbon Ia
worth in Louisville Kentuckyl three dollars at Wholesale
in purchasing for medical great caution Is
requisite.
The propreors this Cordial have superior facilities for
obtaining 1t direct of the Scotch farmers in Bourbon Coun
ty Kentucky and the public may be assured that II Ia
worthy of their confidence 1t is only from the Of
good and suitable article that benefit result there
fore in purchasing great precauton Is necessary None
genuine unless the written signature of W. E. RELTUCK
the cork of each bottle.
W f. RELTUCK & CO. Propretors, Louisville, Ken
lucky.
BURR FOSTER CO, Nc. Cornhir, Boston Agents for
the Eastern States.
Sold by Druggists and Apothecares generally
L. PIERCE Montpelier, special agent for the State Of
Vermont. 2234
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ALPINE HAIR BALM.

FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
u Warranted Badness, Scur Dandrun itching
and diseases Of the skin. This Balm gives the scalp
and healthy action restores the coong to the roots
of the Hair which passes through the Hair and gives
natural color without the use Of Hair Dye.
Hundreds of preparations have been introduced pretend
ing to the lair and keep 1t from falling of,
posed of Oils Alcohol and other deeerous materials and
all to Hair Dyes have been introduced that do not
give the hair natural color, besides being troublesome
This Balm is not Dye. Knowing that preparation
ded to do what required for the Hair, the pro-
pretor induced experiment until he could obtain
article that would lie the remedy and
trial has perfected this Balm 1t is soothing and emoen
aays all irritation of the scalp, thereby stopping that
besome itching. 1t Dandruf and Scurf when
the hair has turned gray 1t will bring back to its original
color be il Black Brown Auburn II makes the Hair soft
and glossy-prevents it from falling off will be upon
using this BAN for only few daysfe will be given to the
roots Of the Hair, and growth will appear Growth
does take place the end Of the Hair will be
in who have their hair dyed II you examine gray
hair that has been coored for week. will find towards
the lpq, the hair has gray, hence 1t
that the whole hair be natural color Each hair
root in the skim and is Of itself hollow tube through
which there constant circulation Of the pigment from the
root When this pigment cooring matter dies out 1t
leaves the hair hollow and becomes gray To invent balm
that would prodne this pigment has become the
the proprietor The discovery Of the Alpine Hair Balm will
do it, 1t will bring the hair to its natural color by making
the colorng matter in the roots of the hair.
1t Is mistaken notion that oil grease will the
hair, nothing be injurious. The Alpine Hair
Balm will restore the skin and the hair Of those who
hive been sick with fever any disease.
Prepared by G. A. p. MASON. Providence, X. T.
D. IVES Co, 80 Milk street. Boston Mass sole agents
for the United States and Canada.
For sale. In Brattleboro by all Druggists and Chase
Trip. 1912
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-04

Boston and Philadelphia show that CHARLKs LoSDoy CoRpl
bottles recent controversy the New York papers has
demonstrated that up to that date, to witt the beginning
November last the only importation Of London Cordial Gin
ever made except by ourselves has been pipes imported
In 1900 On the credit ofese tpo pipes which Coud Nh
only Jep hundred bottles, one hundred thousand
dozen, Of a norious MIXTURE called "London Cordial
Gfn have been spread all This Continent and sold nj
cost 20 per cent bciow the cost mportatono of London
Cordial Gn by Chfst another Who repre-
sent themselves agents for "Boo Sedgpick, Of London
HAD NEVER IMPORTED ONE DROP and yet hare flooded the
Uhoie South and Vest Nth their So-cdied LONDON GiS
The genuine CHARLES LONDON GtS Is for sale in quarts
dollar and pnts at SO cents by all druggists and Goces
BE that though styled "LoSDos CORDIAL GISn Is ali
soutey CHARLES. To escape aduterated and poisonous
mixtures does suffice that the article be labeled LoSDos
CORDIAL Gin; but be certain is CHARLES None other Is
genuine. For sale by the Importer and Proprietor.
EDMUND G. CHARLES
No. 40 Broadway New-York.
For sale in Bratteboro by JOSEPH CLARK, and j. W.
H0LTON, Cml2
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, July lst 1857.
AT market 46l Cae-about 800 Beeves and lOl Stores
consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and one and tire,
years old.
PmcEs-MgketBeet-Extra, 80 90 a 0 so per cwt; la
quality s. 25as 75 "a quality 81 5O 81 quality 80 so; ord
nary, 50 90.
Stores-Working 0xen-S100, 1850, $50 a 200
Cons and CdiUes-S25, 35, 10, so q 500.
FeUhngs-None. Tue Years Oid-s3s $42 Three
Years OM-s4s $50
Shtep and Ldnbs-2OO0 at market Pricc3In lots So 90
20 " 81 eachi extra and selections 81 So So So
SWine-6O0 at markets Prices, Live weight LAS lie pei
lbi dressed l-2al0c per N. Shoats-Whoesae ..
per lhi retail l2c per Id. Spring Pgs-T1c per ID.
Hides l-2 a Sc per Id. TdiioW-7 l-2 n SC.
PeHs-25c 50 each. CAR SkinS-14a loo per h.
Pedi Cdiues-$6, IS a SO each.
REMARkS-There was a large increase In the number o
Cattle from the last few weeks and generally Of good quality
with the exception Of those New York and Canada which
were mostly small and poor there decline the
Beef Of soc per cwt from last quotations. But little call
old Sheep and sales dull Lambs sold quick last weeks
prices. Hogs sell rather lower than last week.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-04
Rutland, May, 4, 1857

CANAL RAILROAD. Summer arrangement, commenc.
- ing Monday May 25 1851 Trains will run daily (sun-
DAYS exceptedl as follows
Leave NEW HAVEN at 800 A. NJ. for Northampton, stop
ping at all stations 1920 NJ, Tor arrival Of A. NJ
Express Train from New York for Northampton stopping
all stations, AIS p. NJ Tor arrival OF 220 p NJ. Train
from New York; for Northampton, stopping at all stations
ping at all stations connecting at New Haven with 935 A.
NJ Train for New York.
l30 A. NJ for New Haven stopping at all stations
Meeting at New Haven with 80 p NJ Train for New York
500 p. M for New Haven, stopping at all stations
meeting at New Haven with P NJ Express Train for New
York.
Leave CoLLINsyIL' f at 10 A. NJ. and 3 90 Pm.
Returning leave Plainvile at 25 P. NJ, and $40 p NJ
Daily Lines of Stages from Cheshire Waterbury
and from Consville New Hartford and Wnsted and
from Northampton Florence, Haydenville wamsburgh
Amherst and Hadey p. DENNIS, General Agent
New Haven, May, 81, 1867.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES. DR.. DU

7 n PUNCUS FKENCH PERIODICAL GOLDEN Pills,
lnable in removing soppages Irregularities Of the
ses These Pills are nothing new but have been used by
Doctors for many years. both in France and America with
unparalleled success in case and he is urged by many
thousand ladies who have used Them Pills Public
for the alienation Of those suffering any irregularities
whatever nature as well to prevent pregnancy
ladies whose health will not permit increase Of family
Pregnant females those supposng themselves
toned against using these pills while pregnant the pro-
pretor assumes responsibility after the admonon
although their mdness would prevent any mischief health
otherwise these Pills recommended and explicit d.
rections accompany each box. Price 81 per box.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
Agent for ateboro Vt sold Druggists everywhere
h Ladies by enclosing him 81 Brateboro Post Office
can have the Pills SeonhdsnNl) mail Re-
member and ask for DR.. DuponcOs Golden Pits signature
each box.
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Home Manufactures.

" The encouragement of home manufactures though
demanded the sounde principles justice and good sense
regarded with many people, In theory than practice
We desire call attention to the fact that those In want Of
good article Of NNisu themselves much unneces
expense sim by buying at home instead Of pur
chasing the practice has hitherto BEEN at New York
by this purchasers avoid the accumulated cost OF
transporting the material Salem New York, OF
manufacture In that city and Of bringing 1t back again to
Boston This being true Is surely not to avail them
seve Of this opportunity We call the attention Of
to the large stock Of Mes.rs SrIMsoN VALENTINE co
55 Broad St., Boston btrehaHts AfangaeilOerS Maya
zine. 2l-33
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MARRIAG e s.

In Hartford, N. c., April 22d, by Rev Mr.. snowden,
HENRY NJ BOOTH, NJ D.. Of this place and Miss MARTHA
DUCKETT daughter Of the late William Duckett Of Wash.
lngton Co., n. G.
In Wilmington, June sth by Rev L. NJ. Lord Mr. LUKE
VI. HARRIS Of Wlliamsburgh, n. ", and Miss MELISSA
DENNISON, Of Wilmington.
In Mount Holly June 18TH by Rev Daniel Parker Mr.
ABEL y. ADAMS Of Lunenburg, Mass, and Miss SARAH
c. HASKELL Of Nashua, n. H.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-04

SURE CURE FELoS.-when the soreness hrst COM
mences when far advancee be relieved and
trely cured by holding the finger part afflicted in Perry
Davis Pain Killer for half hour 1t has been thoroughly
tested, falling remedy felOn is troublesome
thing and poud advise all troubled the remedy
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KnLER.-The thousands who have
been relieved well the thousands who havethc
unbounded confidence in Perry Dars Vegetable Pain killer,
will read among special notices this week. another of the
additional evidences of the power of the application We
doing of humanity when urge every family
possess themselves of it.-BH6dlo Christian ADVOCATE
Sold BY JOSEPH CLARK Brattleboro.
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ID UTLAND & BURLINGTON RAILROAD. Summer ar
IL rangement 1867. Gu after Monday May 18th, 1857
Trains will run follows, viz
LEAVE Fitchburg Depot, BOSTON, at 80 and 1l00 A. NJ
" FlTCHBUKG at $50 NJ. and 30 2. NJ.
BELLOWS FALLS for RUTLAND & BURLING-
TON at $3.50 l205 and IS, p. NJ.
- RUTLAND for BELLOWS FALLS at GAS, ll3O
A. NJ and LIS p. NJ.
4" RUTLAND for BURLINGTON at Il Is A. NJ. and
235 90 and $50 z. NJ
BURLINGTON for RUTLAND and BELLOWS
FALLS at 9.l5 10 80 A. NJ. and II To- 10 P. NJ
At Burlington. Trains connect with Lake Cham plain
Steamers and Trains Of Vermont Central Roada Rutland
with Trains witt Troy Albany New York. Saratoga Springs
Schenectady and the westat Bellows Falls with Trains Of
the Cheshire Road for Fchburg, Worcester Lowell and
Boston-with VT Valley Road for Bratteboro Springfield
Hartford, New Haven and New York and with Sullivan
Road for Windsor, White River Junction and the White
Mountains
Freight train. with Passenger Car.
% Passengers going West will find this the cheapest and
direct route Tickets and all necessary information
be had at the Bellows Falls Ticket office.
K. A. CHAPLIN, sup't
Rutland, May, T. 1857. 10
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MOTHERS. MOTHERS! MOTHERS.

AN OLD NURSE FOR CHILDREN. DON'T FAIL TO
procure Mrs. winsows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. 1t has equal Earth. No mother who has
tried Mrs winsows SOOTHING SYRUP for Children will
consent to let her child through the distressing and
critical period of eethng without the aid of this invaluable
preparation If life and health be esti by dollars
and cents, it is worth its weight in gold.
Millions of Bottles of Mrs wnslows sooruISG SYRUP
cold every year in the United States It is old and well
tried remedy Price only 25 bottle. The genuine
article the fac smile of Curtis Perkins New York
each outside wrapper. 1sly
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COMMON SCHOOL CELEBRATION
B r A T r L. T. B O r. o,
JULY 4th, 1857.
PR o q r A M m e

The day will be ushered in by the firing of can
non and ringing of bells.
The members of the several Schools with their
Teachers, the Committee, Clergymen, Speakers,
Parents and all who wish to appear in the Process
sion, will meet at the High School House at 10
o'clock a. NJ. The Procession will be Immediately
formed by the Marshals of the day in the following
order
Marshal.
Band
Clergymen and Speakers.
Marshal.
Reed Street School,
School in District No. /.
Marshal.
Chase Street School
Canal Street School,
Elliot Street School
Marshal.
Intermediate School.
High School
Parents and Citizens.
Under the escort of the Bratteboro Cornet Band
the procession will march up Main St.-around the
Common-down Main st. to High St.-up High
St. across to Elliot St,-through Elliot st. to Main
St.--thence to Canal St.-back through Main St.
to the Town HALL, where the following will be the
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
lst, Prayer-by Rev. Geo P. Tyler.
2ud, Song-by the Children.
Sd, Report of Schools-by Mr.. W. s. Abbott
4th, Address-by Rev. Mr. Adams
9th, Address-by Rev. Mr.. lie Seur.
9th, Address-by Rev. Mr. Deere.
7th, Music-by the Band.
9Th, Address-by Rev. Mr.. southgate.
9th, Address-by Rev. Mr.. Brown.
10th, Address-by j. D. Bradley, Esq.
18th, Song-by Glee Club.
18th, Address-by W. S. Abbott
18th, Address-by Rev. Geo. P. Tyler.
IA, Addresses by Others.
After the services in the Town Hall the Process
ion will be reformed, and will march to the Grove,
where repast provided by parents will be dspen-
sed to all.
Prize Compositions and Sentiments from the
High and intermediate Schools will be read at the
table. Short addresses will be made, sentiments
offered. &C., inerspersed with Music by the Band,
and Songs by the Children.
~ place in the procession will be given to 9TH
er schools That wish to unite in the celebration.
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Burnctfs Oriental Tooth wash.

~ THIS Elixir for the Teeth aud Gums combines In a
concentrated form the most desirable cleansing and asrn-
gent properties at the time II contains nothing which
can possibly nure the most sensitive and delicate organa-
ton.
IL arrests decay Of the teeth.
1t cankcr In the mouth.
1t Is unsurpassed a gnrgle.
II acts = detergent after smoking.
II renders the gums hard and healthy.
II neutralzes the offensive secretions Of the mouth
It mparts to the breath fragrance peculiarly aromatic
and pleasant
1t has received the sanction and patronage Of the most
eminent Of the Dental and Medical Faculty.
Prepared only By Joseph Burnett Co.. fremont Street
Boston. For sale by all Druggists, at &c. perbots. 2l-3
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=5I5Jy--S-7 YER MONT VALLEY RAIL
I'm nj afta

Es1-1s.ls57 TRAINS will follows
Leave Bellows Falls for Brattleboro Is A. NJ and as p.
NJ Returning leave Brattleboro for Bellows Falls 10 80 A. NJ
and IS r. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at
90 A. VI. Brattletoro IL IS. Z. NJ.
The Passenger Trains this route South with
the Vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut River Railroads
Springfield, Hartford, New Haven and Bridgeport direct
New York On the North with the Rutland Burlington Sui
Ivan, Vermont Central Vermont Canada, Connecticut and
Passumpsc Rivers Rail Roads, forming direct communication
with heha Saratoga and Schenectady St Johnsbury and
White Mountains Burlington and Rouses Point Ogdensburgh
and Montreal NJ SLOAT, Superintendent.
VI Valley X. r. ofice May I, 1857 p