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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.

The whole history Of this Medicine fully confirms the opin
ion Of that eminent Thousands testify, and have
testified, that when all her remedies had failed, this has
completely cured that when the sufferer had well nigh des-
paired, this has afforded immediate relief that when the ply
stefan had pronounced the disease ncurabe, this has
ed It entirely.
The virtues Of this Bldm alike applicable to
slight Cold Confirmed Consumption and its power as
safe certain, speedy pleasant and ecfaGi remedy can
not be equaed.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-14
DR.. wi.,nr'. BnI-nm Of wild Cherry.

Where the above preparation known is well esab
shed inabe Remedy for the of Coughs Colds
Sore Throat Ho1rseness, Bronchitis Splitting Of Blood
Pain in the Breast, Group, Wh0oPing Cough aud every
form of PULMONARY COMPLAINT that 1t work super
erogatron to speak Of its merits
Discovered by a well known physician than twenty
years since has by the wonderful has effected been
constantly approaching in public favor ua its and
reputation alike universal; and is known cher
shed by all (and their name egion who have been
stored health by its the GdLAT REMEDY for all
diseases which 1t processes to cure
Sir james Clark physician to Queen Victoria, has given
ash tsn that
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-14

instructor possesses aptitude in importing
instruction he could iu1ciously spend one year. nj
least in the editorial room, Of the argus. Although
the field is by no means inviting the necessity for such
missionary EXERT ons is imperative
WESTMINSTER lTEMs.-The bridge over Connecti-
cut River between Westminster and Walpole which
has for some time been 7 so runous condition rs to
occasion serious If not well founded apprehcnsions on
the part Of those who passed it, is shortly to be repac-
cd by an entirely new bridge. By the terms OF the
contract the job may be completed any time before
the first of next January, and learn that the work
will be so done as not to interrupt crossing for more
than month.
There are few towns where the inhabitants attain
to greater longevity than at Westminster. The NV
erage age Of all who died last year was upwards Of
sixty Some Of the If DEATH rs entered on the
registry, are rightly calculated to provoke smile
One THEM is "found dead by the roadside" some
what fatal form Of disease surely
There is house in Westminster whose eambrel-
roof tcsties that it has "come down to us from form
or generation," in which, though there has been no
scarcity of births, a female has never been born
-Four generations have occupied it, One generation
consisted Of nine boys, and to atone for the lack of
girls there, the next neghbor has seven daughters
We understand that the present occupant Of the boy
producing house, who has recently had his family in
creased by son, debat ng the question whether he
hadn't better move into tie next house for year or
two. The experiment IS worth trying.
The Semnarya at Westminster, which has been clos
ed since the removal Of Mr.. L. f. Ward to Bcrnards-
ton is to be rcopened Sept 1s, under the tuition Of
Mr.. r. b. Clark Of Sunderland, Mass, who is grad
uae of Amherst College in the class of 1885, and has
since his graduation been n successful teacher at South
Braintree, Mass. bliss Charlotte Ilapgood of Peru
an accomplished musician, is to have charge Of the
Musical Department The prospects of the school are
quite encouraging.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-14

The CONCERTS given by Morris Brothers, Pe &
Trowbridge's Minstres, Friday and Saturday eve
nings were among the best Of the kind to which we
have ever listened. Mr.. Trowbridges voice is pecu-
liary rich and heavy. The attendance was the larg-
est that have seen at any concert in the place
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-14

The HARVEST MooS.--This year the "harvest
moon occurs in August, rising for six successive
nights at nearly the hour. If the weather is fair
the evenings will be very fine and agreeable.
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S. w. FOWLE & co.. Projectors,
BOSTON

For sale by their agents everywhere,
and In Bratue5oro, by JOSEPH CLARK and L. N THORN
West Brdtfiebor0, A. DUNKLEE Wilmington, j. X o. J.
SWIFT, WardsborO, J. q. HIGGINs Fayetteville, 7.
MILLER; WiHidmsuiHe, o. l.. SHERMAN; Putney, BA
KER Il HEWITT Toipashend, o. BUTTERFlELDi
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WALKING SIXTY HouRs.-Last week pile of big
pacars posted in all the available places in this
village announcing the the "hghland Maid" ala,
Mrs. - would perform the feat of walking srfy
seoutire hours We told that the feat was actual
ly accomplished at the Town Hall on Thursday Fri
day, and Saturday. This may all be proper, and pre-
sent an interesting spectacle but cannot look up
on it in that light There is instruction nor amusc-
ment connected with it. On the other hanh it is a
species of seltorture that we think few sensible per-
sons would care to witness. The woman, whoever
she may be, that can walk sixty hours upon stretch,
IS possessed of physical constitution that could be
devoted to better purposes. She would be much bet
ter engaged in performing the ordinary household du-
ties devolvng upon married womcn than in making
such senseless exhibitions of Of endurance
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THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, or GASTRIC
Il JUICE, prepared from Rennet, after the directions
of Baron I.ehe, the great Physiological Chemist, by
], HOUGHToN, M. D., Philadelphia, Pa.
This is NATURES OWN REMEDY for an I'M
healthy Stomach. No art Of man can equal its cura-
tive powers II contains no Alcohol, Bilters Acids OF
Nauseous Drugs II is extremely agreeable 70 the
taste, and may be taken by the most feeble patients
who cannot eat water cracker without acute Distress
Beware Of Dragged limitations. Pepsin Is moi . drug.
Call on the Agent and get Descriptive Circular,
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from Liebig's Animal Chemistry; DR.. Combe's physi-
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DR.. John w. Draper, Of New York University, Prof.
Dunglison's Physiology Prof sliman, oil Yale Col
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reports OF Cures from all parts Of the United States
ar Pepsin in Powder sent by mail, postpaid, on re-
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Consumption and all Diseases of the Lungs
and Throat can be Cured by Inhalation,


and Throat can he f,urad hu Inhalation.
!,
wv nloti cohseyeno e'heo'es y vac sa'ta . '" ne
s'W'"ush w ~ passasVs, any .ois,s 7" ~
rect contact WIN Inc ulsease, eu'iales 'e
ma,'ef, alays ue cough o"uses nes anu Easy
tara'on, heais he lungs puiines .ie oooe,
newed si'aly - ue nervous system, s,s 'uas so"s
ana energy 80 ,nu.sPehsaole ,o1 .nc ,es'oauon "
health 10 pe apie 70 sla.e conhueh''y 'ha'
non y euiaoie ~ nhaiauon' = " ne suu'0e = ~
allowed pleasure. Us much uilue' 'ne uor''o' =
meoical hea,meH' as any o'nei 'o''h,uaoe ue"s
ninety out OF every hunufed cases eau pe cuieu ae
rst stages ana my Per een' ~ 'ne ~ = ~
'h'a s.ae ihPoss'uo W ea'e nv ,.A - =.
cent for the Lungs are SO cut up by the disease as 70
pid defiance 70 MEDICAL ssii,' Lseh' however, - ae
iast stages, ihhalauoh aaotus eAHaoiana'y ..nei =
the suffering auehaing 'nis 'earu se9u'se, Nh'1n ap
nualy destroys n'hev-hNe 'uousahu Pe'ses =, -.
unleu states aione' auu cof,ev' caluiauon s''o"
that Of the present popualion o. earn eisny mn
lions are destined 10 MI me oonsunp'i'e s'"s.
Truly 'he quser ~ aea.n nus ho a'ioW ~ 'a.a. =
ConsumP'on. ~ ~ ages Hnas peep 'he s'eaa ononn
OF life Tor spares neither age nor sex, On
alike The brave, .he peautui' Tue srace1u. uhu 'no
gifted. ny lhe heiP OF thfl supreme pelng RON
whom come'h every goou ahu peheot s'r a'ii sna
bed TO oner 70 inc aihie.eu permanent any speeuy
cure IN consumption, Inc ms. cause 9. tupeie,es
from impure nioou anu .he immaculate eheo'
ny tneif ueposiuon ~ .he lungs - 49,. W ~
admission oil nr INTO Inc AT ceis' winch causes
weakened vitality through the en'ite sis'en' heh
surely y - more RATIONAL Y expec. greater goou nom
medicines entering the cavities OF tue lungs 'hah nom
those admlnis'efea 'nfough Tue sl"haIh me Pauen'
VIII always nna tue lungs ree anu he oiea'nns Easy
ai'er ihnaihs femeuies. nus ihhaa''un IVA ~,
remedy, ne'eftneiess y ac's eohs..u',.ay, ana WIN
more power anu cer.a'hy 'nah 'e''eu,e
~ the stomach ioPfove lne PoMe'u' nv ~
nnence o. I'M. nous q sloh enol',o,. y
halea WIN en.iely sesIoy sens''1y u '.@
psiaiSllng ine enure nervous ~ .ha. ',..
lnsy he amPulaeu without me ~ h.es' Pan ,una,s
,ne ordinary turning gas win uss'oy ''s ~ ="
hours. =, =, -.
Inc ihnaii'ioh o. a'i.noh,a WIN ,ouse ue
when iainIng q apparently aeaa. q ouof 3, many
=, .ns nsi. hi ri ~. - ;nn,o.,s,s 10
u'es sN, ".'us 80" - % ~ ..,s;
.e..eu y ~ ~ I'M 80
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Foundry and Mill For Sale.

ENfENDiNj 70 remove from the State. clef ell
Of the above property fJi SALE being on Emo River
,kfes niles hOn Hillsbofough, shd ae4r the North
Carolina Rafosd. sn1 10 one u the test wheat grow.
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One hundred liars will be paid TO any Physician
Who can prove hit the Medicine ever injured Pa.
tent and the testimony Of thousands can be produced
10 prove that does great good Cases Of from one
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The mass Of Voluntary Testimony In possession Of The
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Iame.
100000 Bottles have been sold snd not single in-
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City Of Philsdelphia, II. r. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
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contains no Narcotic, Mercury or Injurious Drug, but
are purely Vegetable. HELMBOLD,
Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn aud subsefibeJ before me. this 23d day OF
November, 1854. ". ?. HUBBARD, Alderman.
Price 81 per bottle, or Sir for %, Dehrtred
10 any address,
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from Professors Of Medical Colleges. clersymen and
Others Prepared and Sold by II. r. HELMBOLD,
Pgaefisaisnd Analytical Chemist Assembly Buildnas,
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All Disease Of the Eye

successfully treated by the apr LEGATION Of MEDicArrD
VApoRa &c, an infaibe and painless treatment iof
diseases Of the Eve, acute rchrcncCsiaraei speeks,
Inflammation, Fm and Weakness Of Vision, Grsnula-
lion Of The Lids Ulceraion Of the Lachymsl Glands.
&c. TO the asto nishng and gratifying effects Of this
treatment the child the YOUTH those Of mature age Is
well as hose far advanced in life, all bear testimony 70
The wonderfully renovaing healing and soothing elects
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DIR. "A. HoLToN'S OINTMENT,

June 10.
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DIR. MORSE'S
INDIAN ROOT PILLS.
CAurION.l

Merchants and Traders will be on their guard anu
not be imposed upon by Counterfeit o. Morse
indian ROOF Pills signed A. b. Moore. All genu.(
Inc Indian Root Pills have the signature Of An
White d Co. on each box. sSesaa Mss.s Essa3
DIR. MORSE, the inventor of Morse's lndlanN
Roo. Pills, has spent the greater part Of his. leln
ytrayeling, having visited Europe, Asia and Africa,
as well as North Amerca--has spent thee years
among the Indians Of our Western countfy-it wase
in this way that the Indian Root Pills were first dis
covered. DR.. Morse was the first man 10 establish
,he fact that all diseases arise from lMPuRlTY Of
The BLooD-that our strength, health and lie depenl
upon that vital principle. A. WHITE 4 co.
SO Leonard Street, New York