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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-25

DOUGHroN 4 RANpALL-FURs YURs, YURa
ID No. IS Broadway, up stairs,
(8iock below Trinity Church,)
Wholesale Dealers importers OF far
having determined their retail wouid invite
DE attention Of The ladies 70 their extensive Assortment Of Ancy
RUsSixN AND HItDsoNs BAY SABLE
MINK, FITCH, STONE MARTKN, a.,
In eloaks capes half eapes vctorines, NUTS ciis -
Also Hudsou's Bay, wok prairie wof bear fox and snss
We especial white fsz beautfu,
Article for carriage lap robes.
stock being extensive In the city, vs
fea couhdent that every be suited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-25

L,RED MCKENZIE NO. "a AVN STRENGTHENING
saloon he slsnve place where b. oilers 30 his
friends and The public the very best q wines,
LIQUORS &C. would respectfully solicit sh parcnsge.
feeling ira, trial Of the VIII convince them,
FREp. Mckenzie, No. II Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-25

FALL FASHIONS.
A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
"a Target wreaths,
Ball and bridal wreatks
Head dresses and bouqueta
fun and general assortment Of every description Of French
and American goods.
Jobbers and miners invited TO call and examine at
PRICES Artificial Flower Mandatory,
A5 Division street.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-14
AlsiDer ,%sSllegpcrI

Ca yteue ulb idGne 6errenfleiper fHr
Tti1iaRr unS Sumner nab gu tabea tn BEN Rletberlaben beS
Sesrn Iep: yyfe8 Geat, an per ~AtorbweR- sde BON 8alttmDs :
knp 8seeertdftraBe. Die f90nfe NuSp lbl pom @tpfen FIR
R6fs gDefeh fonis ~Goffmsert naO Eu9er &c. beaamoia an
PAM, uno perben %sieelben. llr5 ole Sanpen nufs bette unb
t66nte Ssrnrb shet. - Jertt6e ,Rtsioer yDa alien Sprten ia ben
~btai9ten Yretlla. R0nn1t nnD prlfet isLbn. MA1l2mt-
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rimina1.g Der gru,eR oe,

Grtminal.Gpurt - Der 8rO5eB 9es
gen Gerrn DO. Winbnart bauerte fort. Wie
mir bGren, ~lauteten Ielbit pie Iu8la9en Der See
laltunSs5euaen i'm Mtsedleinen babin, DAP bic
Nnfla9e ette unbe9rinbete lsi, ba 0tieuaano eon
Der SdieB5qllerie betaiti9t iperbe, Nad Der
NnSabe pes !, Yatrtpt" lit Der Sad ter6itS Der
Surp ibereebel uno Oh piele beute eini perlieaels
'tes Seroift a6seber. g8te mir. base9en BON eli
ner onberen Sette Dernebnen, bGtte lib .eine
neue S9wieri9teit erSeben, inoem bon Seiten
oeS Staate8 am Samlta9 pl0eli9 bic @einpes
ter5 Der .htelt9en '@rimtndl2@ eutto in rielen
6aue tetrlttea plroe. SliAter Stump ioa, erz
fldrt baber, baB er beute letne @ntiGeipune liber
oielen @onlpeten5ltreit abgeben nerDe.a5 .-sr
i5sSuPerirr Gcurt - Sn- Der &laaela4
Ge oeS Scbn Scoperg se9en Den Wapor unO
EStaotratb - Sccper pertanste cine @utl6ioi.
9uil9 pon $4,000, neil er li1 purd, eiuen Stur5
auf benz @latteiS beiddbibie ~ wurben Dem
Slayer $3.50 5u9elprpden.s J o&
r&ttp @~lrcuit CURT nno 6 II ri
IF : common YleaS. = Sn feinem oieler
3ipel @erldtSboie fam etpa8 bon al9elneinem
Snterefle Dor. s.@a sasa ,sstaotrlis
BgT Die Treunbe beS SSrn.a-D +.
W IN art Der BON 10 idmerem tln9liide
betreffen- Duroe, ntadelt mir paruii al, liuerfs
Jam, Dap bel Serrn Us m. 6plemann cine
Snbitripticnstilte uutlie9t., .''@
Bg Sbeater ms 8afL u Seute
ben 14-Snnl, gum 8enefi3 far- at ste D
Deba1e, 8beater uiD Ba4 in yWalbiu9ton
Nao." i3ur 4uffibrung foninten : Der pels
rotbsantrag auf 5elSplanp" Il. vSt{inl's Gop+"
| BzYr 6eute nno Donnerltas sro6es r@pns
3ert" in Der ) 9urnbale1, 3oOQSelt Brattltr.,
~iporauf mir cos 8ubiitaimn aufnaerflla,mn' III MAIDEN.
: Ng- 49arpuer'8 @artenwtrtb>
5eute 4tenO ,,Snitrunlentalss urlo
Brcal<G oncert""I BET @atapbapein unD Mais
tranf III n@arsouer'Qs @artens2 irtb}daft.
Dl8 mniittiebenOe 'YuGlitnm m1Aen mir bier.
auf aufhierflan si''"l 1s<& IS
gg% @pn5ert Mnftt. Seute pirb
BEL 9~lnlii9er '2Sitterun5, Gcr* ger t=Balit" in
Fg1b. SartsIl's @arteawirtbiaaft ltatttiaoea.
1GapS1@tpaS 9teueS.s9s SOB. U. 6rteB,
pul9O Seerauber", in6eas Yolnt, 1T u~nldnslt
wieDer 9elanoet uno ba &c oa5 v&reu5en" miiDe
1T, io bat ct ftA wieper .etablirt uno lpirD am
beutisenIu8e ieine aeue gSirtbidaft eraffpen in
Gbane8 ltraBe. GS perben als 9und, einiae
ned ME seie9ene Weerpuuoer ~lerpirt, pp5u
Saltlnlprer Saserbier ber3apft miro. D.
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dfect issue s-1ou shall have no moro Slave States
90 not Know how will result but II the vote on Kansas
rs to consgn all who give u TO political DEATH will take
no prophet TO ofctel how long this Union viii last He
wished the people OF the country could only look at
'h,.iFs as they arc.
Mpuons rom the ohposu9n 20 ADJOURN were thcn lost
MI Nlak OF new hampshire spoke At great length In
oppo'uon 20 ine u cunB numerous cases ana Ia" re-
lorA 20 a7proVe tnat the comm9n law Of England ever
~ '9nIgu ,l9 keJo PI9peIt{ Pm man AtsN clock'
NI lark sald me- ich much atRucl' having had neither
peaa nor water since egni CLOCK IN ne morning and
moved ne pc allowed :" bhish ms remarks tomorrow.
,Miuti9n l9st oy ID yeas % ~ nays.
w E.rN 5csumeu' ana nUnle,snk hinsei 10 tne re-
matNol M5hammonu i9at Nortnefn aborers are slaves
pronounced glowing culogy on Now Hampshire saying
be painted in no cxahgeraod coors the state Of her So
elty' 90
MI hammond sald nc would not reply now TO the
gentleman VINO hai taken oNocpu'n' To Dr. romafk -
nut Houu t'py E.ngiaty ny 33mc Mi9fc 'lme. ne
Wouu "hy no" say that tho senator lNat Knows ne IS
uePicuns state OF thngs when does not exist Many
vi w. ,on.l'u, N.Y. he Knows, cann' Sc, Gunner
NJ tlark-Wih all due respect 20 the Senator ! say
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-19
atcd at Sunderland, this Nth day OF March, 1893.
G.. b. BACON.
$685. b. +. McLAuGHLIN.S
$685.

4 UCTION Store and other buildings at
~ Worcester Corner Store is % BY 49, two stories
high the upper part finished for dwelling house. Ad
dtion store 10 by 3d. good Barn 20 BY 30; also,
Tailors Shop, 10 by 20 The above buildings are all we'll
flushed and in good repair Also acre Of good land
This is chance for any that would like 10 en-
gage in the mercantile business. There is every conye-
nicnce for doing good business. Salanaudor Safe,
suitable for safe, weighs 1865 lbs. Also, good
Farm, ~ miles from the store, containing 40 acres,
with good buildings, orchard, Nc Also, one geding
horse five years old, mare, same age, young
cattle, and other things numerous to mention. The
above property unles previously disposed Of will be sold
at public auction, March %, 1898. the proprietor is
about 10 leave the State. HENRY b. BROWN.
Worcester, March TO- 1888. $685.
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MOTHERS! MOTHERsM MOTHERS m

Az OLD NURSE FOR CHiLuREN
Don't fail go procure Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup
f1r Childrcn Tccthiug II has mo- equal on Earth no
mother who has ever tried Mrs. Winaov's SoorHtSu
SrRrr for Children will ever consent o cthor child pass
through the distressing aud critical leIiod 0f eclng
without the aid NJ this invaluable preparation. n life
and health can De- estimated by dollars and cents 10 is
worth its weight in gold.
Millions of Bottles OF Mns. WISIows SoorutvG
SrHrr are sold every year n the United States.
Price only Is cents a bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of Gums Pen
K1Ns is on the outside wrapper.
J. NJ. liESnY e SOSs, Waterbury, Vt, General
Wholesale Agents Tor Vermont aud Cauada East.
Sold by j.. i. Pierce Wholesale Agent Mont
nccr. W Il.2S.
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VNRIU MPHANT Gees
Buchan's Hungarian BaIsam Of Life |.


COLDs, CoUGHs, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION
Remarkable Cure Of Diseased Lungs al Belfast Maine.
The following cure was reported by ii. @. o. WASH
BURN, Esq Agent for the Hungarian Balsan, az Bel
fast, Maine, who will give any further information res
pecting the case that may De desired
d. +. BRApLEE--Doar Sir-Mr. CLARK Of Palmyra,
Me- was taken six about year ago, with bad Cough,
Pain IN the side aud back aud troubled with general de-
bliy lie consulted several Doctors, who prescribed for
him-but finally told
THAT IN Could Not Oct WELL.
He stopped taking medicine, but continued 10 grow
worse until he weak that he could scarcely ST up.
lie a notice Of the Hungarian Basam, procured a
bottle and continued take il according the drec-
uons-and strange to say, in few months he was a
strong man, and, as he believes permanently cured.
Yours, respectfully, II @. o; WAsHBuRN.
N Sole Proprietor, DAVID Z. BRADLEE, Water
town Mass, To whom all orders should be Addressed.
Sold by Druggists and dealers ia medicine In every town
in the United States and British Provinces. S3lm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-19
Pastor Of the Orthodox Church, Brookfcld.
Professor Wood


,,..,.,.... rom inc Mlssoufi Democrat
WOODS HAIR DYE.-Ihis admirable article Is
rapidly improving the hair No article Of similar kind
now before the public enjoys better reputation re-
sturtvc aud nyig0ratng hair tonic It's peculiar chem
zeal qualities have beneficial effect upon the growth and
character Of the hair, giving silky and glossy texture
TO that which formerly Of and dry nature.
IL has also, understand tendency TO preserve the
youthful color and appearance Of the hair and destroy
ing couuteracting the effects OF age With such
concentrations in It's favor, hardly perceive how any
lady gentleman should be without valuable an adj
junct 20 their toilet.
o. J. WOOD a Co., Projectors, $40 Broadway, New
York, and ia Market Street, ST. Louis, Mo-
Sold in Montpelier by L. +. PIERCE, and FRED f..
SMITH aud by all Druggists throughout the Country.
1859
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-19
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Gel EBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared nom prescription Of Sir James Clarke, NJ.
d., Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This well known medicine is no imposition, but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and obstruc-
tons from amy cause whatever and although power.
fal remedy, they contain nothing hrtfu the consitu-
ton.
TO MARRIED. LADIES,
it is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity
THESE Pills HAVE NEVER nEEN KNOWN To PAIL
WHERE THE DIRECTIONS on THE 2D PACE OF pAMrH-
LET ARE WELL ousEnvEn.
For full particulars get pamphlet free of the agent.
n d, S,O0and postage stamps enclosed to any an-
iborized Agent will insure bottle, containing over so
Pills, by return mail.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
U.ato l. G. Baldwin Coz
Rochester, n. Y.
j. NJ HENRY, Waterbury, Wholesale agent for Yer
mont. For sale by all druggists in Montpelier. Oily
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4lrm advertisements.

COMMITTEES NOTICE.-Whereas, the
~ Legislature Of the State Of Vermont, at their ses-
sion A. D. 1886, assessed OF five cents per acre on
all the lands pubc lands excepted in the Of Sun
dcrand, in the county Of Bennington in said State for
the purpose Of making and repairing roads and building
bridges. These are 20 the prnpricturs and land
owners Of said town. that they may have opportunity
Ia pay said tax in labor any thur in the months Of june
or July next by applying to the subscribers, who APP
pointed committee to superinend the expenditure Of
said tax.
Dated at Sunderland. this sth day of March, 1853.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-19

SOMETHING WORM kSOwIN0.-By using Professor
woods Hair Restorative, gray hair can be permanently
restored 20 It's original color The suboined certificate
from johnson Stone, Gardiner, Maine, Is but Of
the many instances that are daily coming 10 knOwl
edge VI It's wonderful effects It is no longer problc
NAUTICAL. bat ascfeydent truth, hundreds in
muuity testify
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-19
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKHr-Mar. II.

BIZ Telegraph TO the Wafchman \ Journal.
At Market 476 Cattle 800 Bccycs l26 Stores consisting
Of Working Oxen, Cows, and one, two and three years
Odds. PRICES.
Beef extra, SOD 40 Working Oxen, 500 a Us
" first quail $50 7,26 Cow, IS Calves, 80 a 60
see. " 5,75 CPS Ycarliugs, is u
third e" 800 a 6,25 Two years olds, p rs
" ordinary 400 Three 80 81
Sheep and Lamhs.-At Market, 2iO0. Prices
I'm Lots, 2l0 a 800 Extra IS select o. A 600
REMARKS Owing to the dulmess of the market az
Boston io slaughtered stock the past week. buyers were
rather scarce to-day Consequently there was decline
in prices from last week Of about 25c per cv for beef
On sheep about soc per head.
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Professor o. j. woop. "A''iND ~ " = ~ " =

BRooKuHIp, Massachusetts,, January 70, 1885.
DEAR SIN Having made trial Of your Hair Re-
stortvc, q gives pleasure tn say that It's effect has
been excellent IN removing inflammation. dandru and
constant itching tendency with which have been roub-
cd from childhood and has also restored my hair which
becoming gray is original color. Ikave used
other article with anything like the pleasure and profit
Yours, truly,
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AraaL ilotirts.
TEREMIAH sANBoRN,s EsrArE.

~ STATE OF VEnMoNr, Randolph District, ss.
To Probate court holden at Washington, within and
r said district, the 18Th day Of March, A. ID. 1858.
Louisa n. Sanbon and Nelson A. Sauhoru, admins
traitors the estate Of jeremiah Saubon late Of Or
ange, in said district deceased present their admnsra-
ton account for settlement; Wheoupon, it. is ordered
that the same be referred to the 9Th day Of April nest
the Probate office, Ia said Washington for examination
and allowance and that all concerned be notified hereof
by the publication Of this order in the Vermont Watch
man a Stale journal, printed at Montpelier, M this
State, three weeks successfully may ho, that
they may appelr and at sand time and place, II they
cause, object thereto.
S3Sj II. A. WHITE, Judge.
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HAIR 1NvIGoRAroR AND TONIC.


A gentleman Of Boston writes to his friend IN New
Bedford thus
To your inquiries would reply, that when first com
mcnced using Professor Woods Hair Restorative, my
hair was almost whito and had been for the last
years aud It was very thin the top Of my head. and
very loose and puhed ont freely but found that be-
fore had used all the second bottle (which eight
weeks my hair was entirely changed 10 its original col
or, ght brown, and is free from dandruf aud quite
moist. have had my hair cut Ave six times since
INC change aud have never any thing like white
har starting from the roots aud il is now thick II
ever vas and does not come out at ALL II has proved
in my all that 1 could wish to ask
July l, 1875. Yours dc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-19

At his residence in this village, March Is, Dr. JAMES
SrA1DING.
DE-. spaldng was born in Sharon of this State March
%, 1882 His father Dga krnhcn spading was one Of
the early settlers Of the STATE and his life was not more
ifeNaKd1e for the toll and priysXu Of p'areor in a
new country than tor its uuhcudrA integrity and the
best qualities OF the old New England PuIauism. His
fathers family was very large. numbering twelve chill
drcn. who an reached maturity, and consequently his
early education limited TO the Instruction Of the
mon school Aspiring 90 greater aainments than could
be made in such position, he lc home at the Of H.
for Astead n. H.. where he remained four years. study
ing medicine with Dr. Ehcn Carpenter and attending
in the meanwhile. the medical lectures at Hanover at the
time when DR.. Nathan Smith was the most noted surg
cal operator and lcciWTu the country From bis teach
en- the Doctor acquired taste for tat particular depart
ment of pracucc aud he ultimately attained great skill
ana reputation 10 his professional career and was cspec
tally noted u this region for his successful surgery. Az
Ter graduating 40 Hanover hc commenced his profession
al life 100 Carcm0nt but was induced by the solicitations
OF his friends 20 Montpelier lie this
place DO September 1914 and has remained here ever
SINCE in full and deserved possession Of the public conf
united with the Church in 1916 at the same time with
the ate Hon Samuel Prcntss aud hcir relations were
always OF the most friendly and cordial character. The
Dr during his long residence IN THIS place. has always
identified himself with its leading moral and religious
tcreSts. With wide and ongrossng practice, hc yet
failed 30 his duties Christian clifton
Ever prompt attend his patients ne also rarely failed
by careful prearangcmCn Of his business engagements
find time for the active discharge Of his responsibilities
To the Church and the community. He of the
foremost advocates Of the Temperance cause in the State
and while he consistently and faithfully sustained the
state Temperance Society the end Of his life. he
never sworvcd from sound principles, sought
% build the Temperance movement any other than
scrptura and Christian foundations He held % the du-
y Of temperance the ground Of right and justice
total abstinence, on Che ground Of hrotherly kindness
DR.. spaldng was interested aud active in every effort
for the moral, religious, educational and ph ysca good Of
the community. lie most untiring reader and
student For years he was a Trustee Of the Academy,
and one Of its prudential committee He was a member
Of the Board OF Fellows Of the Ncrmont Academy OF Med
icnc officer for long period Of tho State Medical So
eicty, and frequent contributor to Medical Journals
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spcrial 4lutirrs.

~ Purchasers Of Fancy Goods, Toys, and Yankee
Notions of any descrpdon-o Fire Wors--call at the
extensive French and German Importing House, Hold.
en-, Cutter & Co. They have removed from 10 and "
hiby street to % and SO Federal and lO7 III and ll3
Congress street Sl.03
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-19

DEAR Sra. | have used two bottles Of Professor
Woods Hair Restorative. and truly say is the
greatest discovery Of the age for restoring and changing
the hair. Before using it, man Of seventy. My
hair has attained is original color. You rec
ommend il 10 the world without the least fear my
was Of the worst kind.
Yours, resuectfullv.
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Tho attention Of all who wish to hide the changes
wrought by time sickness in the color Of the Hair
invited to the fact that such changes maybe CONCEAL
ED FOREVER, by the occasional application Of that
perfect stimulation Of every shade Of natural black or
brown, so widely known as
CRtsrADoRo's ExcELsIoR DYE.''
The artificial tngc which it jstantanooasy qrfs IS so
True to lie that t CANNOT DE DETECTED the result Of
art, by the kccncst observer
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Drcssers-
JosurH CWsrAnono. No Asfog Honsc. Ae,c York
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4 nook FOR THE MTIIION

g just published. by FEDERuEN a. co, Book
sellers and Smiionrrs. SO. l3 Court Street. Boston,
Brief Treatise of as pages, Diseases of the ScHua
System OF both scXcs-hcir sHntyuif and Treatment
prepared hy PLY cian NJ the Boston Eclectic losi
aL" This work also contains so1rchug exposure ri
the deception and impostutc pneticcd by adv rising
quacks, with some OF their names and locations. Sold
ceipt Of three postage stamps. Address oX 1902, Bos
TON Pnstoiicc- 1880
Thousands Of female. die annually for want of a
remedy fr the ailments TO which they are incident The
only such remedy vc know Off. s.r jaime. Chrkc- fe-
malc Pills IAq are pat up zoo bottles, containing So
pills, with circular containing explicit directions and
sent postirce for ST and posi-.tanps They wou
known 90 be The only sure and sic remedy for female
diseases and distractions from amy oauso Sec ai,er-
uscmcnt Oily
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DEyINE's COMPOUND PIToH LozENoEs !
Warranted to Cure
couGHs, COLDS, wHoorING-oouou, nRoNcHITIs GROUP,
ASTHMA, AND c0NsuMrrIoN
q Sold 10y Druggists aud Merchants generally through
out the country also, by the Manufacturers, No VIII
son Lane, Boston, Mas. 500
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BOSTON MARKET. MARCH Il. 1858.
We omit the report there is material change from
last week
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II. REEDS ESTATE
HALLs ESTATE.-The

NATHANIEL HALLS ESTATE.-The
subscribers, having been appointed by the honorable
Probate court for the district Of Randolph commits
soners 10 receive, examine and adjust all claims aud
demands Of all persons against the estate Of Nathaniel
Hall late Of unbrdge, In said district deceased, repre-
secuted insoycnt and the Of six months from the
23d day Of February 1895 being allowed by said court
the creditors Of said deceased TO exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice. that will at
tend TO the duties Of our appointment at the dwelling
house Of the widow sibbe H. Hall, in Tunbridge in said
district the FIRST Tuesday Of May and third Tuesday Of
August next at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon each Of
said days
AARON WHITNEY, }r,,,,,,
WIN. =. BROWN, W" TO-
Tunbridsc, February "a, A. u. 1853. SlH2
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NOR SALE. - The House., SHED and
BAHN, few rods west of the State House, former
ly owned hy Salvin X Collins.
Possession given April l. Terms favorable.
Apply 20 ELLIS s. HATCH.
Feb. 2I. 1853. SlS3
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"BUY ME AND III DO you GOOD 81
Now is the time TO use the great Spring and Summer
Medicine.
II. q l.
ROO 1T AND II Err B BITT l. II s

Now Is the time TO use the great Spring and Summer
Medicine
DIR. LANGLEY's
ROOT AND II ERB BITE RS
Composed Of S1rsaparida. wa Chcyy, Ieloir Dock.
Pr'ctiy Ash, Thorouqhcorf. Raubarb, Mandrake Dan
dciion, Sc.,a " which compounded to act in
concert and assist Nature in crndcatng disease
The effect " this medicine Is most wondcrfu-t acts
directly upon the bowels and blood by removing a OBJ
struc0us from the internal organs stimulating them in
TO healthy action rcnovang the fountains Of life and
vig1r purifying the blood, cleansing IL from a humors,
and causing it through every part u the
body. They cure and eradicate from The system Liver
Compaint-that main wheel NJ 80 many dscases-Jauu-
dice On its worst forms, all Bilious diseases and Foul
stomach Dyspepsia, Costiycncss, Humors Of the Blood
aRd Skin, Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness Piles,
heartburn. Weakness, Pain IN the Side anil Bowels,
latulucy, loss Of Appetite, aud all Kindred complaints
caused by torpid diseased liver iisorderod Stom
ach, or bad Blood to which all are more or less subject
In Spring and Summer.
Ifakon 80 large doses Fever and Aguc may be- broken
up and cured at This has become standard mod
icnc, and is decidedly the best the world ever
Price only . cts. Tor the Pint and ~ - cts or the
quart bottle.
Sold by an medicine dealers everywhere. Orders
should be addressed 90 j. o. LANGLEY, Proprietor
Marshall St, Boston, Mass.
Sold by all the Druggists Ia Montpelier and by +. f.
SMirn wholesale 90 thc trade 620S