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Remember the Place,
No. 2 Elliot Street, Bratticboro, VI.
80
HOW ARD ASSO CIATIOy
III PEEI6ADEL
IMPORTANT ANMOtIhtNC HCn-

To all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such as spER
MAToRRldBA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS GONORRIlTA
GLEEr, SYPHILIS, the Vice OF oNANISMor sELF-ABUsE
Nc..
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION in view Of the awful de,
trcton Of human e caused by diseases and the
receptions pracsed upon the unfortunate victims Of such dis
eases by Quaeks have directed their Consulting Surgeon as
CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of their name to give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all persons thus afflicted apply by
etr with description Of their condition, age occupation
habits Of life, Sc) and in Of poverty su
fering, tn FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent Institution, estab
sh by special endowment for the relief Of the sick dis
tresscd afflicted with Nirultnt and Epidemic Dseases.m
has now surplus of which the Directors voted
u eNpenf In advertising the above notice needless
add that the Association Commands the highest Medical skill
Of the age and will furnish the most approved modern
ment.
just Published by the Association Report on Spermator
rhWa or seminal Weakness, the Of Onauism Masturha
ton or self Abuse and other diseases Of the Organs
by the Consulting Surgeon VIII h will be sent by mall lin
sealed envelope9 FREE OF CHARGE the receipt OF TWO
STAMPS for postage.
Address, Dr. GEO. II. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon
Howard Association, No. South NINTH street. Phiade.
phia Ia. by order oi the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTwELL President
GEo. Fairfield, Secretary. ly-So
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE.
r.. II. EDDY. SoIici

r.. u. EDDY. Solicitor of PnieniS. (Lae Agent
81 L. g. Patent Office Washington under the Act Of ls57
No. 80 state, opposite Kby street, BOTTOM.
4 FTER An EXTENSIVE PRACTICE or UPWARDS OP
y twenty years, continues Patents the United
stats also ~ Great Britain, france and other fore
tries Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and NIL Paprs
nr Drawings for Patents executed liberal terms and
despatch Researches made into American and reign
works, 70 dciermne the validity utility Patents In
ventons and legal and other advice rendered In all
touching the Copies u the claims Of Patent
shed by remiiting One Dollar Assignments recorded
Washington.
This Agency is only the largest New England, hu,
through inventors have advantages for securing patents
ascertaning the patenBhty Of Inventions
by II not mmeasurhly superior any which ls offered
them elsewhere The Testimonials below give proof that none
ia MORE ST CCEsSFu At THE PATENT OffICE lhan the
subscrber and SUCCESS Is TIE BEST PROOF OF ADJ
NANrAGEs AND ABILITY, lie would add that he has
Office u the knd the charges professional services
miete The immens" practise Of the subscriber during
twenty past has enabled him to accumulate col
lection Of specifications aud official decisions relative to
tents. These besides library Of legal and
chanca works. and full accounts Of patents granted in the
nted states and Europe render him able, beyond question:
to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents.
All necessity q journey to Washington. to procure
patent and the usual great delay there, here saved in
Yentors.
Testimonials. Dyng the time occupied the Office
Of Commissioner Of Patents H. H. Eddy Esq Of Boston did
business the Patent Oce, Solicitor If Procuring Pa
tents There were few II Any persons acting it, that capacity
who conducted ii with skill fidelity and
rrganl Mr.. Eddy Of the host informed aud
most sku Patent Solicitors in the United States, and have
hesitation in assuring inventors that they ,mpy
person competent and Trustworthy, and aable
early and favorable consideration the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE, Late Commissioner Of Patents.
From the present Commissioner.
AuGrsT l7,h, ls55-Durnr the time have held the Office
Of Commissioner Of Patents r. IL Eddy ESQ., Of Boston has
The ocr solicitor. lie IL thoroughly acquainted with
thc law and the rules Of practice Of the once. regard him
Of the capable and successful practitioners
whom have had official intercourse CrAs. MASON,
ly'2 Commissioncr Of Patents.
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Ess.9 Sass4s5f73 CANAL RAILROAD. SUMNER
fE.s-ssssit..;. ARRANGEMENT-C onineicng MONDAY,
----a-Jt NJ IAN, 1855. Trains will daily, (sun-
day cNeep;cd) as follows
LEAVE NEW HAVEN AT
400 A. NJ freight train, with Passenger attached for
Northampton. arriving At 900 A. NJ.
d0p l. VI freight train with passenger attached, for
plalnSillc
90 NJ, on arrival Of 500 A. NJ Express train from
New York. connecting at Westheld with Western
Railroad going East and Northampton with train on Conn
River II r.. going North.
r. NJ arrival uf l2.45 r. II. train from New York
connecting Plain'c with Harcr Providence
and fi>hh Railroad going West ard Wcsthcd with train
on Western Il u going hast aud West.
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON AT
$50 4. VI, connecting at M-stncli With train Western
Railroad going West and at Pian,r with train Hart
ford. rr, dence and fshkil Railroad going last At New
Haven with s.45 4. NJ. train for New
II 10 NJ in Connection with tEain Conn River H. r.
Western Il. II going East and West, at piainvile with
train on Hartford, Providence AMI fshSi Iiair going
kas Al New Haven with 200 = NJ. EVp-, train New
York.
90 r. VI. freight with pa.srger err attached for
New Haven, connecting at ianve with ~ Hartford
Providence and fishkil Raiirad going West
LEAVE pLAlNNlLLE At
. - f,r New Haven.
CuLL1NsVILLE BRANCH TRAIN
Leave Coiu.vlle at : 90 4. VI. aud 10 T.. NJ Return
ing leave raiuyillc Mt IL - T.. VI. anil IS VI
FREIGHT NOTICE.
Freight trains leave Ncw York daily, Sunday. rxccpteI
corner franklin and Center streets, G.lj T. VI and arrive
at northampton at 90 VI. Leave Northampton At 10
VI aud arrive IA New York at A. VI. Through without
change Of
Wliamshursh, Haydenyilc, Florence aud Iadcy From
Chlnsvc to New Hartford and Wnsted Prom Cheshire to
Waterbury 7. DENNIS, General Agent.
New Haven, June 9Th 1855. 81
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
IL or THE CITY or NEW YORK
Cash Capital. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. oxcr
S15O.DOO.

The subscriber having accepted tn, Agency Of tins Comma
ny ANA having MED IN the Secretary Of Office the
evidence nj It's resp visibility required by Statute now
prepared TO take rsk VI property usually insured in this vi
Ghy % favorable rnsand grant Policies without delay
Inc perfect responsibility ~ this Company and the known
character OF its officers eniite among the very
nr.l 81 = - -.
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LOsNS promptly and equiiably adiusted and maid

Al premiums are made specific when Policies are issued
ami are g. be- prepaid in money! and further asSs,nen
in OF loss b. made the parties so insured The
advantages OF stock system which lrecucs the possibility
of an assessment very obvious.
The Board ~ directors authorize. the issues NJ Policies
on country risks, detached very low terms
The Company expect to deserve the confidence Of the in
lie by doing business favorable terms as any other i'm
liar institution and by the fairness and lrity in an
their dealings " '
Policies traue and issued to parties ecting Insurance
al once without delay, by the undcrs gnel al his Office
20 +. III. FESsENDEN, Aqenf.
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Fs@f66d5assssrS RUTLAND s BURLINGTON
F.. si-s..l. y Il ABROAD. On aud after Nnniay,
$780, May 10, Trains will a. follows. tn Wit
Lave fichhurr Depot, Boston, at 80 and IL 90 4. Vi
Bellows Falls for Rutland aud Burlington 1880
600 T.. VI.
" Rutland for Bellows Falls 3 IS A. NJ and l23o r. ".
" Rutland Tor Huntington at jlj A. NJ, = As =. NJ
burlington f0r Rutland and bellows Pals = 10
1905 4. NJ $50 t. VI.
Al lungh, Trains connect with Lake Champaign Seam
and Trains Of Vermont Central Road. At kutlsi, with
Train mr Troy, Albany aud Newiork, Saratoga Springs,
Sch nectady aud the West At Bellows Falls, With Trains
the Cheshire Kq. Tor fcurg Worcester Lowell and Bps-
ton. with Vt Valley Roa Tor rattcbro sprinrhebl Hart
ford, New Haven and Newlork. And with Sullivan Road
for Ninds0s White River Junction. and the Whit Mountains.
Passengers going West, will find this the cheapest and
direct Tickets and all necessary information,
b. had at the Bellows Falls Ticket Office.
=. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent,
May TO- 1sss. 10
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RulLDlNG LOTS. FOUR OF THE
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Feb. G. 1856. ia
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Board Of Directors.
warn towing il.iam 4. Bradford, samuel b. Darling Ed
"arl H. Perry, Gcors W. Hal, T. G. Gardiner oh,i T. Nil
sr Thomas A. Doyl, William b. Ryder George Cleveland
Philip Ryder
This Company Insures against or Damage nv Fire
Stores Merchandise dwellings Mills, Manufactures Hotels
~ also on Marine and Inland Transportation Cargo Risks
AZ the ordinary rates u Premium
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LADDERS 3! LADDERS (.

LII THOSE who wish to get up step at time, the
height OF forty feet be accommodated at the CEN
TERViLLE LADDER FACTORY or by leaving their orders
Mt the store OF FROST GOODIUE.
Also, WhiPpicirees& Hand Screyyso Of all kinds
iunn ng done 10 order. N. STEARNS.
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r.. M AxERs, M. D.
N~----~ ~ a A-S4iA.' A.'D A-AsN--Ag
NO. ELLIOT STREET. BRATTLEBoRO, VT,
ms Nm prenored mn, ,o- S.x. III

NO. ELLIOT STREET. BRATTLEBoRo, VT,
Keeps constantly Prepared and for Sale, the oo,cino
DICIHEs:
COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK AND Still
~ llNGA-r!is Syrup is designed cleanse the blood
from all impurities Also the cure Of Canker in the
stomach and n,cstnes Chronic Darrhea Price SO cts,
per bOfie.
COMPOUND SYRUP or DANDELIoN AND IRIS yHRsI
CooR-Ths Is to be used Alternative IN abnormal
Conditions Of the Liver. Obstinate Constipation Indires
u"h Lose OF Appetite, &C, Sc-fTce so cts. per bottle
ELECTRO CHEMICAL LINIMENT.-This Eminent posi-
uNeS cures everything that any Eminent should be
nSeu Tor 1t has cured and will again, Cancers in
their inc.pent stages, White sweings Hip Disease Netl.
rgia, Paralysis, Chronic aud Infamatory Kheuua sm
Corns, Chiblans, Burns Bruises, spraius and all that
class ~ Aches and Ills In which external application
generally indicated Also fT SPEEDY cure OF
Scratches Chafes sPnins Fresh Wounds &e. on Horses
1t has IN eaual.-Price so cts. per bottle.
ANTl-BlLIOUs PILLSAs gentle and efficient Purp,,ive
uiese Pills have superior Operating ~ exciting aud
sustaining the natural the Liver and Inestines
thereby throwing of all morbid and unhealthy matter
without producing gripping pains and debility consequent
upon tht operation Of Catharcs generally Dose from
10 5.-PTire % cts. per Dor.
Stomach PllLS.-These are mild laxative, stimulating
th~ stomach to healthy action, their operation is not fol-
lowell by that constipation which uaualy attends the use Of
oa.haT,c remedies They have proved beneficial in the
Vur Z" 'ohls ana coughs OF every description
the ingredients have especial affinity to the organs Of
re-piration-Dose from 10 1. Price % csnts
ft LMoNAkY BALsAM-This preparation is highly useful
in the treatment Of Pulmonary affections and Coughs Of
long stanting.-Priee 80 cents. per bottle.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF CoMFREY.-This Syrup is to be
nsed in all cases Of rouse Mcnstraon, puor Ahus or
Whites, and all Female weakness.-Prico T5c per bottle
FEMALE RESTORATIVE CoRDIAL-This is A safe and
eerianremedy for Retention and Suprressuo the Menses
Painful Menstruation, &c.-Prce 37k cents per bottle.
Also Vegetable Nermiiuge, Composition, Hot Drops Spice
Btt,rs Caiarrh Snud, Eye Water Aniyasn,oic iuctre
Compound Tncture Of Skucap and Naerian.
Also Tinclures of lolea, Blooiroot, Mandrake Bamony
OPIUM Lupulln and Neratrun Niide together gem
eral OF Botanic and Eclectic remedies including
the large stock u Medicines left by the late pr CARLEY
which will he sold reduction the original prices
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DIR. 1EARDNGAN'S
lSchuretic No. | and No.
SOOlhins Tinc!urf; Complete Medication

For those DIFFICULT and DANGEROUS diseases DEPu-
RATING or PrmFYIN ORGANS, Wis LIVER KIDNEYS BLAD-
DER, SKIN, &c.
The Dr. who for years has devoted his time the sdv
OF the above class II diseases has prepared and will send In
any person. the receipt Of two Postage stamps Treatise
so Pidn aud concise that any may kHo the and the
best method to treat and their difficulties, and afford
only be gained by best medical md
Tong experience This Treatise upon the DrrrRArIS sys
TEN has met with unparalleled appreciation the Ladies'
reHerng the necessity of medical visitation and
lion, HARTMAN a. xyvnr,
PrOprietOrs. Troy, n. Y.
Sold In Brattleboro by DIR. Il. NJ. AYERS Wholesale and
Retail Agent for Vermont. A
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cncisSAri, April 3, 1851.
Mr.. Jas. j. Butler, Agent, C:i,ennati
NDEAR Sik I'VE have Tor humber OF cars p&f<
be,c using Arnoids English finid a. she te>t -
tie market; for time past We have tbeen flag
your RECORD FLrrp and take pleasure in stating
Aat In our opinion II Il fully eqnh to ArDoles, and
~ some respects 10 be preferred. II has more
uniform depth II color whom FIRST used, aud has
ne,Ar NoLpEp. when II has attained its deepest
bis ~ tint the color Ia fully equal 70 the best Of Ar
nc td'S We have used, while the dow is about
the
II. Y. 0LMsTEAp, Book keeper At Gsossbaek 4
Cos Banking House.
g. T. JACKSON, Col Clerk, do.
4. n. ross, Dis. Clerk, Lafayette Bank.
4. UALSEY NICHOLS, BoOk-keeper, Ohio Life
Ins. 4 Trust Co. Bank.
:. J. CHAPMAN, Book keeper, j. A. Frazer.
R0DT I. REILEY, Dook-ksePer, u =. Custom
JAMES A. pHvou, CLERK, L. =. c. House.
WILDER, HYDE ROBINSON.
J. WILSON JOHNSON, Book keeper, john ".
Kills a Co.
Il. ". BARTLETT, Principal OF BsrtIett's Com
msrcial College.
h. e. BACON, PrinoiPsl Of Bseen's Commercial
College
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Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA
A ->ro~s fsstko~ est .biis.db ~ .psoal Esdo'sme-t
tAs relief o. tie sci Di.ir' s'ed, elneied raA
viypIrs ard Epidemic Dissases.

A -s,~s fssnxaio~ bis.s ~ spsal Esdoss~ert 70
he relief o. tie .sel ona L.,r.s,sd elaeed vaA
viruIes ard Epidemic Dissasss.
rv,uE HOWARD ASso IATT n. In view Of the awfo
II dss rtcton Of human iifr, caused BY sexual dis
eases and the deceptons praccad the urfortnra
vinsc % diseases by Qnaeks several years ago dire'
ted thr consulting surgeon. a. charitable &c w"hy
thes name 70 open Dpenssry TO- the treatment Of thu
class Of di-esscs, In 81 thr frms, and 10 give Medic
Avrs Craft. b. all who apply by letter. with adcscripiT
Of their iton age, occupation, habiisoi fs &C an
charge II Il needlss 20 aid that the Association com.
rsA the highest Medh I'll skin the ae and will nrnisi
The most approved modern treatment.
This Directors Of the Association, IN their Annual Report
uron thu u scxu Dseess for the year endnl
January is 1855 express the highest satisfaction with the
suiffng surgson in the cure ol rpermatorrhca, sem
Insi Weakper. Impotence, conorrhoa, oeet, syphilis
fhe ~ a OesnEm scfabu-c, &C., and order contin-
I. ilr - = - tzus plsn for no ensuing year.
- s<s review 81 tbs PAT. isel .1sured ma
fh<ir IN this sphere Il henesei p. effort have ocet
and y have resolssd a. devote Themselves with renewed
zeal y this worry importa' and much dcspised cause
Al zdi4-able Report sp~rnatorrhoa, or seinine
Wee Iof<t the vice Of Onani-m Mnsturbefon or self
sr& n1 other diseases " the soxs organs. ~ the Con
suit h rugcon. will BE- sent BY mail In sealed snseops
or pporu Tracts treatment Of
nal iH>s, diet, &C., constantly being published foi
distribution. and win DO scat 20 the amcied
N.os1 " remedies and methods Of treatment dis
cover<t csring the last year, are Of great value
Ar1sk for Report or treatment, DR. George r. Calhoun
ceusnHinf surgeon, Howard Association, No. south
Sin u zlsst PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
ny 9rdos - the Directors.
EZRA .. HARrwELt, Prest.
mfyss ~.
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BuTLEH's MERCANTILE,
RECORD AND COPYING IXcELsInR
FLUID INKS.
Manufactured By Jas. J. Butler, Agent.


No - YsE sIREEz -xRt4krlpcR.
G0NGl6ZG9AGps o..
II MAKE THREE DISTINCT v.nrrrrps
differing one from the other only in their d.
gre r % nudity: and designated By the l.bsl
hhCOkD-for Ledgers and Records oplv
CoPfING-For Lettcr-Press only
AEkcANTILE-For Docks, Letters and rs,~r.l
purposes. s'-''''
These Fiuids chang. nom orrrsnn .rrr %
deep and permansnt BLACK COLOR, vbich ma
length OF time will FApE or DESTROY. These Frr,,
INKS were frat offered 10 the Public AZ isJf-si,s~
which time there has beea awarded tb~r, For,-~~~
DirLoAs, Two BRoszs and osE SIIrKr NrpIL A,
enumeration Of them Is deemed unnecessary. =,
they may DO seen at my ofice. Ther sre l.rr.i~
used IN the Prominent Cities and Towns 81 ~
west and South, and TO some eaxnt IN Ress,srn
Cities. ,''as's'h
Since the pcblieatio. of my princip,l o,rr,,.,
nave .seised the following letter frvm srArrosrrs
which are respectfully submitted 10 the copsid.-.'
.'on oi other large STArIoSEKs, Feast or West
A, CINCINNATI, July e, 1857
M JAS. j. BrrLrn, Agent, Cincinnati
DEAE sih;-For ssrns time past We hax. 49,,
selling your WniTrSo FLriDs 10 our Customers. md
.,he plsasar N Static, that they give very ssnsr-
As far as our own Judgment 10 concerned. We h..
,Iere them TO be fully equal to Arnolds English
siuid, ~ are to be pfserree from the fact that
they f--.ent a faorS nniform Drs-rH Of cotor.
when first nsed-snd as far As We have sess fsss
from ms!d. Your Resi-. fully.
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ANDERSON. GATES 4 WRIGHT
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c. y. BRADLEY a CO.,
APPLICABLE 4 CO.,
GIBSON 4 co.
We have sold Mr.. J. J. Buffers wnsrrxo FLrrps
TO customers Cor sixteen months past with gen
erai satisfaction and believe them 10 be Of superb
or quality. A. we do not ne AInoid's Fluid, We
DO not feel al liberty 10 daw comlahscn
TRUMAN A RPOFF0RD.
The following testimony ffcm Bookkecpers 81
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OF THE
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creature he val what . career be sc-
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luton IN. M he greatest lawyer that ever prae-
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