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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-05
FROM CHINA.

Extracts from a Letter TO The Editor Of his
Paper, dated Macao China, Aug. %, 1858.
The aspect of affairs in China is gloomy
and unpromsing Since the treaty reported
to have been negotiated at the North, the peo-
pie here at the south of China have been
more unmanagable and dangerous, and their
movements more mysterious and hostile than
ever before They do not appear to know,
or 'front.' know, anything about treaty. and
the Mandarins continue to issue chops (proe-
lamations) offering rewards for the heads OF
"outside barbarians - threatening to burn
the places where foreigners reside f; and there
are rumors of poisoning the waters, firing
the towns at night, &c, &o. All foreigners
have been obliged to fly from Canton again,
and war to the knife is ust as much liked
fact in the south Of China as ever it was.
chop came out about ten days ago, issued by
the Mandarins, warning all the Chinese, on
pain of death, to quit the service of foreig
ners, and in no way 20 hold communication
with them. Consequently, all took French
leave, and we are left without servants of any
kind-no cooks, compradors boys, coolies,
or ANYTHING else. We cannot even get cool
les to carry sedan chairs, the only mode Of
conveyance here. Neither can we get wash
ing done, and in this iearfully hot climate one
soon runs through quite an extensive ward
robe, by using two entire suits daily, which
one is obliged to do in order to keep clean
and wholesome and healthy. The gentleman
whom / am visiting here had thirteen servant
leave at once, and at our house at HongkonI
about thirty walked off without the leas
ceremony. In country like this, where for
eigners are SO accustomed to being waite'
upon that il becomes almost second nature
the annoyance and yexation of such a state @
things as we have at present is unspeakablC
and aside from that, and what is of muc
more consequence, it argues danger and ere
ates much uneasiness in the minds of all foi
eign residents. The stores are all closet
trade is entirely suspended, and the stree
are deserted both here and at Hongkong.
The Governor of this place Portuguese an
the Governor of Hongkong (English) hay
each issued proclamation, warning all to
constantly on their guard against surpri'
and sudden attack, to go at all times VIC
armed, and TO be cautious OF going abroJ
after eight in the evening. The guards ha,
been doubled, the military called into requ
sition, no boats allowed TO move in the bl
after eight p. NJ, and private watches a
organized and strictly kept up. We sle'
with loaded revolyers under our pillows, al
never go out without being fully armed, al
generally in crowds--no one caring much
90 alone, OF out Of the principal streets
thoroughfares. Pirates swarm in all the ri
ers and harbors, and over the whole coast
China and lately several large junks ha
been captured, and one large Spanish yess
bound 10 Manila, the "Bella Carmen. "
taken, and eleven men murdered. The BRAY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-05

f'Wpic.
lie has tried IN eleven hundred cases. and never
failed except in two cases. both thunder hul1r. NE has
now n possession one hundred certificates OF Its W
uc an within tvcniy miles Of Boston.
ohotucs are warranted to nursing sore mouth
One to three BOTTLES will cure the worst kind Of pmpl,s
on the face.
Two or three BOTTLES viii cure the system Of bois.
Two bottles arc warranted TO cure The wors, cankcr ia
the mouth 1r stomach.
Three % f,, bottles are warranted TO cure tho worst
One to teoboiuc. arc warranted to cure all humot in
the eyes
Two bottles are warranted TO cure running ofthe ear.
aud hoichcs among che hair.
Pour To- six bottles arc warranted 20 cure corrupt and
running Wccr..
One bottle will cure .caly crupdous of tbc ssin.
Two or three bottles urc warranted 60 cure hc worst
kind ~ riugNotm.
Two or thrco bottle. pre- warranted to cure the most
tcspcla.e case Of rheumatism.
Three Co four bottles warranted TO euro saltrhcum
Five % eight bottles v cure the worst case Of scroha
benefit is always experienced from tnc hrit bottle,
and perfect euro warranted when Che above quantity
is taken.
DEAN MW,v,- rhcrcputation Of the Medical nisoo,-
cry, n curing 800 Blind of humors. i- well established.
hy the unanimous voice of a who have ever used that
ul phy'i."ns and tc most careful druggists iu thc
country Me gianimo 81, 10 iis praise
do with ml knowledge OF its curative powers, iu gee
Loving all, and curing most of those diseases 90 which
you are uuorunatcl, So liable. That most circulating
NURSING sORE MOUTH
is cured as i Boy mraeoi YOUR .nmpcr s restored
20 30. uatara sweetness. aud your babe nom short and
cal Discovery becomes fountain If dressings 90 yuur
husband and hoo.ehoa u lemore advanced stages of
It extends TO ho stomach. causing
DN PERSIA.
which Is nothing ou oankc on ihc stomach then TO the
KGDNEYs.
efceuns sin.ng gone 'eigF and an indifference even
RAW AND tNfLAMEp
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-05

Nh Fnfron In vour last No. notice n
.,,.a,,o,,, H., Nt,rsfcld Nf,r,t,i, mad no..
oo,,o mite ,,otori,,s No n nIocc If rosort-
uat its ,,r;o,o,od ,,d hcontiG,l scorcrv had
been Soon and onnrcciotcd the mast season Inv
opsopds-"that in ,imn tbr ola man of
N,ps6oId would ,nr,,,iIy erect "a r,,ry II
ma, ,,oro ,b,, 10Th ,lc c1d,, tbo Witt
Mountains ro nh which rost be,rtilv
assept bovino visited both and much other
mountain scepcrv Indeed Sir our own
Green ,noun,ain scenery M stowe is NOT snr.
nosscd in bn trritod Stotos aud I ti,k
nlE,nsfeld Mountain il oho, of all others
within o,,r Lordors Rut 81, Tb,vo pot talk
on nm INV mon to land .,oLI N,os6eId'' but for
n bitbcr nobIcr nprnosc. namely to do an
mo, If ins,;.o 10 az Lr,,blo ond oo,, ,,oor
in5ivid,,oI Inf roblo disintercstcd man
a christian and Gentleman homo. M we'll
os a man If ro.,.o mi trno roI,;lity rr sotl-
S,;umo, Chvr,l,iu Fsor or NrontroIicr
R,rr ,,,,l ,o.rc,l n, .Lo;r i,.o.,rd .,,rr,,,,J
"a b, ,Lo., o,.,,. ,,.,,, ,,,,.,rtoirs in to,,ost
romantic and loyoly 'yalc in the state and
bcin, If n ron,optic turn ,f mind and a grc,t
lo,or octl,o Loan,iCl a,d s,ll;,,o =, r,t,,ro
Il ,y,s Ian, ,,.,,r,l mot ho storl1 dr;,l l., ~,
irsr;ro,;,,, IN IL ,,rly youth ,yh;ch sho,ld
devolon itsolr in m,pLood-,p inspir,tion
only ~ bo nrodrcod 1,y ,;c,,ir,, Gods n.,,pi-
6cent works and loadin, fine soul of man nm
to Him who boldotb the mountains in nj.
hand and ve;ghot, n,cm as in n balance p"
With tbesc feclings and belicyino also that i'm
time il would bo n Good Investment with sucb
feelings saw. alike crcditabe to him as A
man. and to his native town and STATE. did
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-05

WHO THE DEUCE WAS Thrown tells
us a Vermont story which, he says, is as au-
thentic as the best of the Post anecdotes, and,
certainly, nothing more can be required A
respectable gentleman in Windsor county,
many years ago, had an ambition to represent
his town in the state legislature Though a
man of good character, and every way able
enough for the office he sought. he happened,
as Aunt Peggy used to say, to have "a great
many winning ways TO make folks hate him.
and was in fact the most unpopular man in
town. Going to Squire X, an influential
man who happened to be friendly to him, he
laid his case before him, and asked his inAu-
ence saying that he didn't expect help with
out paying for it, and declaring that if he
could get ks influence ho was sure to be
elected. The Squire put in his best jumps
for his man but when the ballot-box was
turned, another man was declared elected
The disappointed candidate called out to know
how the votes stood, and learned that he haC
got Just three uotesl ''But l don't understan,
| it, said he turning to the Squire with
| chop-iallen countenance Nor | either.
said the Squire 81 put in my vote you pu
in another but who put in the third is NOR
/ than | can imagine Post,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-05

VALUE OF hrrLE PLEAsuREs- Sydney
Smith said if melancholy was steadily resis-
ted the feeling would in most cases vanish
lie thus illustrated his proposition
once gave lady two and twenty receipts
against melancholy; one was a bright fire ;
another to remember all the pleasant things
said to her another, to keep box Of sugar
plums on the chimney piece and kettle SIM
mering on the hob, thought this mere tri-
fling at the moment but have in after life
discovered how true it is that these little
pleasures often Danish melancholy better
than higher and more exalted objects and
that no means ought to be thought too triaing
which can oppose it either in ourselves or in
others.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-05
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED-WA WASHING
TON COUNTY FAIR OUTDONE.

Mr.. Enron In the report Of the WASH
ington County Agricultural Fair, published
in the Herpiom WatcLman d State journal of
the sth inst, we find a challenge to any town
in Vermont to produce string of oxen equal
in number and weight to the East Montpelier
team of ten pairs. Their average weight is
. 10 pounds per pair or 80, 100 pounds to-
tai. We accept that challenge and present
She weight of forty pairs Of oxen in the town
Of Cabot. The first ten pairs weigh 36,555
pounds. and average 5000 pounds per pair
tie second ten pairs weigh 33,S37 pounds,
and average 3,3s8 pounds per pair; the other
twenty pairs weigh $3.50 pounds, and aver
age 9,2l6 pounds per pair. The whole forty
pirs weigh l3l,772 pounds, and average
8 500 pounds per pair.
When any town in Vermont beats this We
will try again.
TIE FARMERS OF CABOT
Cabot, Oct. goth, 1858.
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are very thick. and are frequently seen prowl-
ing about the molos, or skulking through the
streets In fact. the general condition Of af-
fairs in China is bad very bad, and every one
feels anxious and uneasy Business is at a
complete stand-still, and there is absolutely
nothing doing.
The Americans here arc very bitter against
the home government, and it does seem to me
that they have little or no protection except
what the English afford them Our govern
ment docs not certainly afford that proteo-
ton, that prompt redress for grievance, to
her citizens residing abroad that the English
government does Mr.. Reeds position in
China has been rather humiiating one to
him and to all Americans. His hands have
been completely tied, and he has been. as
compared with the other Commissioners, like
the fifth wheel to coach He has been
obliged to depend upon the courtesy of his
brother Commissioners to obtain the means
of getting from place to place, orr govern
mcnt furnishing nothing at all useful or suit
able for these waters and Mr.. RS accept
ing the hospitality and assistance of the Rus
sian has given rise to much talk in China.
There are hosts of ships in China waters
now-ncarly 100 in Hongkong alone. They
are all losing money and must continue to,
for there is nothing for them to do. Some Of
them will load coolies for Havana in a month
or two here and at Swatow. The recent at
tcmpts TO break up the traffic seem to have
utterly failed Mr.. Reed. Lord Elgin and the
French Commissioner have all tried to put
stop TO it, but do not seem to have succeed
cd.
But ] am at the end of the rope, and you
have had moro than enough, | dare say. !
hope to send you something better before
long.
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4Rrotcal
800 PRocLAMATIoN
WONDERFUL MEDICAL CURES
By the application Of Professor CuAs. DEGHArH's
..E l. Il @ TRIO OIL


By the application Of Professor CuNs. DEGRNrH's
ECTRIC OIL.
10 the iahabtaHts of Fhii1dcphia and ricinHy.
propose to- cure almost nsfantaucousy. individuals
afflicted with Headache, Neuralgia, Chill Fever Auuc,
tnhc the puoNysln is on,) Rheumatism, and all Bron
chill Affections
propose to check and cecuaIy dissipatc more ache
and pain. lud tgaccomplish nearer and more perfect
system than be- effected by any other 40 other
methods ofmcdca old in thc same space Of time, the
ma-.c, themselves being Judges.
do not propose to cure eroy disease. but 40 such
arahie by nag combination Of medical appdauces-
My Electric on operates un chemical and electric prin
cpo, aud IS. therefore, applicable to the natural
restoration of luy organic arrangement arising from ana
Improper circulation of NcroNinl huid.
want ihc ma~scs TO join n this mattcr-thc well as
he sick because DO these things are ~n ali ore alike Inc
tcrrstod.
The cures made by PROF. DcGRATH, with his
'IlLE CTRIC OIL
Are miraculous 10 resemble the famed Scrip
urc accounts of similar cures ia ancient times hy the
amounting with OIL and these cures are wonderful and
Instantaneous, SO satisfactory and mitigating OF human
l, call upon public tunctonarics and those having
charge of public institutions for the sick and suffering
o'k well into the weattcsted merits the simple efficacy
Professor DrGnAru therefore has deposited 500
/ oil" sold at 80 SOUTH EIGHTH 81, Philada, fails
20 cure single case Of rheumatism, OF Pains in the
Back. Limbs Piles, Sores Burns Fever Sores, III
ccrs C3ktd Breast Sore Nipples Bronchial Affections
SWccd Glands, fcons, Stiffness in the Joints or Neck
also paluitaton. To remove all soreness and swelling
n from TO 90 minutes. fapped 90 any patient male
tt,n''e 'n '"' ANs'"u'' VI any P'''' "'''''N 'N vac
city ....,.,, ,.,....,.,... %. ,.,-,r
400 MONh hEeiAhhA,nLh ONNhH'
SlOl wl DE gwen any OF ihe loio"he persons can
nor nl t,nnu' ,., ,..
m tng{ ARE NOT 81 ,he nish''t i''pe'"OS In inc
0tt oil lml4u'lpnia Iiu Nl'ihly'
Hhcswef'sM,,--i; Duhy' ESQ corner Oh Locust ana
lNtiih - hi"1a' - -, o,c -, CO.
p r Isa"at ""-Mr' W. bian'ha'a' -'o Eleventh o.
fmiada' zoe.
hi he""0''m -'onh Om'oh' ~ Norm sixth street,
hii."'' >, o.. CO. . 81
IN h"S5"""'"'-D"'u Nu'''''N' NO. l9oN'N street,
ul.N'N M. Va t,-,i, d., SID T., .t Co..
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CnIcAGo, Oct. 27.--The st. Paul. Mime
sofa, Pioneer, of the 23d inst, states that
definite returns from every part of the State,
excepting one District, indicate that the Leg
islature will stand thus; House, Democrats
80, Republicans 40i Senate, Republicans ! s.,
Democrats n.
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The Liver is one Of the principal regulator OF thc
human bodv and when % p. performs its functions well,
hc powers OF the system - are fully developed The
stomach /. almost entirely dependent ou che healthy
action of thc Lircr for the = proper performance Of ts
functions. when hc STONE ac rs al fault che bowels
are FAULT aud thc whole = system suffers u cuuse-
qucucc Of one organ 90 the lNcr-havug ceased o 60
IL. duty For the diseases of that organ, Oi Che
prnpfttors has made 20 his = study loo practice gilmore
than twenty Years. find some REMEDY vhcrcvlth 90
couutcfact the many dee arrangements 20 when " "
To prove that ths rcmc- = by IS othstfouud any per
SON troubled with Liver Compliant, iu amy OF its
ouus, has but totry but- uc and eon'lcuon Us GER
These Gums remove all morbid or bad matter from
the system, supplying boz -|ihcir place a healthy now
Of bile. n,eoratiur the stomach, causing food 60
digest well, Purifying %, >lnood, giving tone ana
health 90 the whole ma .chincry, removing the
causg Of tho disease a. = fDCfiug radical cure.
Billion. attacks are cure = ed. and. what s better pre-
vented hy the occasional = use fthc Liver lnygora
One dose after cauueis sufficient to relieve the
stomach and prevent thc food rom rising and sour
only one dose taken bee Z fore retiring, prevents
0nIy one dose taken at z night loo.cns the bowels
one i,' Dose taken sosr Zach meal win cure Dy,-
One 3o.cof teo tca- .poonshls win Away, re-
on, borIc t,ten flr o. ,malc obstruction removes
the cause Of The dsraac, - sud makes perfect cure
OulN ONE dose immediate. by relieves Chuuc, while
One dose often repeated IS % sure cure for Cholera
Nnrhus. and nrcycuti- tive Of Cholera.
F Only one bottle is., needed to throw out Of the
system tho effects OF medic J. cine after long sickness
Ono bottle taAuu ini. .JaundIce removes all SALE
loWucss or unnatural color from he skin.
One dose taken short time before eating gives vi-
gor 90 She appetite, aud' |m4Ats food digest well.
Que dose often repeated - cures Chronic Diarrh0a n
its worst 'orms. while SUM - NOR aud Bowel complaints
One or two doses cure. attacks caused b., Worms
i'm Children there is mol -urof, safer, or spccdicr
remedy iu the world as % = nerrr frh.
~ a fcv bot,ic. enc. - Dop-y, by exciting the ab-
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4Hustr
I H. PADDOCK, -Manufactu Agent


PLANO FORTES, ALEXANDRA ORGANS,
BOEHM AND EULER FLUTES,
GUITARS, BRASS INSTRUMENTS, Sc.
Mr.. Paddock has arranged visit the cities at short
intervals, and offers his services any who may desire
a PIANO FORTE Tor other lnstrumentl carefully Sc
icctod for IFS Musical Qualities and ~ Us true value
an Instrument.
Those who are aware Of the wide musical difference
between Instruments Of the class, the make
and the same price will appreciate the advantage Of a
careful personal selection by possessing sufficient
musical and mechanical experience render his opinion
Of value.
As Mr. Paddock is the Authorized Agent Of the cele-
brated house Of
CHiCRERING d SONS,
well Of other makers Of the best reputation in Bos-
ton and New York, with their Factories well
Warerooms, his advantages for comparison and seec-
uOn Of Instruments uneQuaod, while at the same
time he is able 10 box and bill direct from the Factory
without charge for packing trucking, and deliver al
any Depot in the State at the lowest Factory price.
Circulars will be forwarded any musical nforma-
ton afforded by addressing
JOHN II PADDOCK,
OrgdniSf and teacher Of Piano
ia Mrs. J. h. Lords boarding School,
MoNrrEllEH, VT.
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iRtOtcal.
'NHE LIVER VIGORATOR
PREPARED ny ni. SANFORD,
l. l. =

is ONE or THE BEST pURGATlVE AND I1V-
Err MEDICINES now before the public. that acts as %
Cathaytic easier. mdcr, and more ccctual than amy
other medicine known. IL is not only toth9ffi0 but a
LireI remedy, ting first on thc Ltrer o eject s NOR
hI NATTER thcu The stomach and bowels to carry o
that matter thu, accomplishing two purposes cicciullly
without amy of the painful feelings experienced u thc OPP
Grafton Of most C1fh1rficg 1t strengthens hc So stem
at me same time that b. purrc il and when taken daily
100 moderate doscs VIII strengthen aud build it zap with
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7 l. GOODS AND GROCERIES,

w |. GOODS AND GROCERIES,
w NEW ESTABLISH AZ.
just opened at the old Stand Of Lyman King, Main
Street, opposite the Brick Church.
PALMER a GRAVLIN have just opened a new
Stock Of Groceries NC, which they will De happy to sen
on the most reasonable terms, comprising ..
sUGARS-an kinds, M0LAssEs and SYRUP;
TEAS-all kinds best iu town COFFEE-Goyernmcmt
Java in Packets, assortment in Bags Ground, in bulk
aud papers; SOAPS-Commun Bar, Stoves Davis
Chemical. CASTLE, Toilet, Fancy and shaving IOBAC.
COAL kinds and SORTS Chewing aud smoking SNUFF
black and yellow; CIGARS dozen kinds from
Short Skies to Plantations SPlCES-Pcpper, Spice
Ginger, Cassa, Gloves, Nutucgs Rlisus, Iurrants,
Figs. Citron; ENTlACTS-Lcmou and Vanilla sal
tard Pcppcr sauce. Kctchup Olive OH for table, Ger
Mns al Kinds, Pipes Lamp on and Candles Butter and
ring; PORK, llamt and Lard Cheese Tubs Wash
Tubs, Wash Boards, Bfoous, Pals Shovcls and Hoes
| BOOTS IS auOEs-common and fine Oyerall. Green
TERMS CASH JOHN GRAVLtN.
Montpelier, June H. 1856 Vlu
GAIT! SALT 5000 bags Dairy Salt,
- 400 bush. Crystal Rock do for grinding 5000 bush.
by STORRS FULLER.
March 10, 1855
w Alter EN- Mt
! w for sale by STORRS * FULLER.
I,V EAs TE a S - q c..
l % chests New Crop Teas. 20 boxes Tobacco
y
2i Soaps.
Receiving and for sale at the DEror SroRE, by
March TO- 1865. STORRS s. FULLER.
900 BBLs. FLOUR, just received, and
oN(N) for sale by
June ~ 1855. STOltRs FULLER.
- A f f + o R 5 A J. L -
- Al bargain.
juno %, 1855 SIOltRS FULLER.
NINEGAR-By the barrel or small guam
' tty. for sale by
Dec L. 1856 PALMER * GBAVLtN.
5000 a l,ps sg a5 MRS 52eo5y9a 5 a9a
prices, by STORRS FULLER.
March lG 1858
1 ME! LIME!!-Pcnniman' Burlington
LIME, fresh from the kiln, AZ an times, ior sale
by STORliS g. FULLER.
june 2j 1858.
DALES OF WRAPPING IRVINE AND
ID W1CKlNG, for sale by sroRRs FULLER.
IOnn KEGS EAGLE NAILS, for sale
~ w by STORRS * FULLER
June 81, 1858.
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED
vi THAN THE
RICHEST DLADEH EVER WORN

nj - ~ ID ~ Il - VI ~ l. -
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HiCHESI DIADEM EVER WORN
BY
KINGS on Il NJ u T. y n y q
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What Win a Bedutifi Head of Hair /
p.,,. 8, g.. a. . ,,y MIR D.,
an 80 " n p - i,ht I t II'"'.,y ftp''eeu loI
sn hriebtv in ,b };r e VIZ 'I I may 9,oon e'eI
p" V'lkhul h ut growing cheek the eye be ever 80
raS ~ h., ,,i ~. ,i' a. li i,'' - W. Nogu -
LI and & m @ n ~ oo 5nHI1Ju q, snl',e'ou'
I ii 70" - "" VIZ" ~ s., sPllhAleu WIN gray h4-
~ WI ,uu i"'V sN'N lal hcI ohaims' ffoi ooa
ilal ne,'4iAlle IL useu Two OF three tunes week. wl
ale secure 20 an snch an ornament
", l9pTlnB ana {9uSe. Inc writer OF the hrst s
'''''''' '"'N[g xxx ,oyy ALL, 1879
I'm Woon.-Door Sir -, ~ nlli ~ 100.
@ i ga a' ulu 20, ~. fntde restoration OF
~ m ,h ifi,9 So, ~ aD'u. w. une OIL my arr
"a, a. n'eu .,,ates ~ N"s ap,qy incoming gray,
~ a n 'ts..i "a 9"ui lalt h'aloi"t'e IL
soon recovered us otlsn@l nue. consider your kcstor-
wei as agreeabe
am ueai ST. yours truly, ,,...
,n,,-c,,. D. IHALbEbG.
,.,,. " Drych az Gwyhedydet'
Me'sh newspaper once Is Nassau st., Apr u, 80
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Great numbers Of Ccrglnen. Physicians States
men. and eminent Iorouages. have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled a. c0iicss Ofthtse
remedies but our space here will rot permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below iau,d fur
nish gratis our American ALMANAC ia which they
arc given with also full descriptions Of NE above
Complaints and the treatment that should 20 io-
lowed for their cure,
Do not he put oil by unprincipcd dealers win
other preparations they make more piont on.
Demand AYEts, and take no Others The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have IT,
All our Remedies are for sale by
Wholesale by j. NJ. HBsRY, Waterbury
l.. 4. Pierce and S. r. Redheld, Montpelier I
Nichols. NJ D. NJ S. Adams x Co. and A. o. SIN
NorhGeldi T.. Perry Cabot and by all dealers in n
ioine c,cfywhorc.
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HELEMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPA-
/ RATION or
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED CoMPOUND FLUID

n =
IN hA,A hl tlD'
for i"f1se' 81 ttf h"aocr' h'HN,y.' "r'rc p'Y'y'
Ileahngsses O1atr"fo"', Aecfrt Diseases fe"ac
to'Pa"fs' ana az b'seh'e' 81 me
Nfr"H. p'YH.'
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Y THE GREATEST
s. MEDICAL
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OF THE AGE.

Mr. KENNEDY, Of RoNbury has discovered in one
" our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
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