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HAVE ON HAND $50 900 feet Of best Sssl-
i ity PINE DUMBER, from . 8 to inchss Il
thickness, and from ten to sixteen feet long Aiss
$4,000 FEET OF HEMLoCK.
All 'sngths, from nine to sixteen feet.
SPRUCE PLANK. SHINGLES,
PATENT CLAPB0ARDS Il FENCE PICKETs
OF all descriptions.
AL kinds Of Lumber at al times on hand.
Planning, Matching and Jointing done promptly
to order and at prices As reasonable ss al any
other place
have now on hand 10000 feet OF kiln dried
Lumber Of various thicknesses, and a lsrss sup
ply will be kept on hand through the season.
The above j. esrtainh one Of the best lots q
upland Pine Lumber in Addison County. An
those wishing to purchase are invited to call anl
examine quality and prices before purchasing
elsewhere do not intend to be Indsr,old By
any body. 6 RICH
Also CEDAR POSTS, sawed square, or roaaa .
all sizes.
LIME
A nrs. rate article Of Lime kept constantly on
hand, In quantities % suit purchasers Ens ARE
At the store Of J. u. Slads.& Co,
Middsoury, April IA, lkss. So
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Celebrated scheidam Aromatic schnapps

Celebrated Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps
This medicinal beverage is manufactured by
the proprietor, at Chediam, Holland expressly
ior medicinal use, by process peculiar to his own
Factory. It is the pure lincture Of the Italian
Juniper Berry, whose more vinous extract is dis
TILED & recthed with its spirituous solvent,whic
thus becomes a concentrated tnctnre of exquisite
flavor and aroma, altogether, traHseendent in its
cordial and medicinal properties to any alcoholic
stimulant now made in the world. 1t is now pre-
scribed by more than 5000 physicians in the L.
nited States in cases OF Gravel, Govt Dropsy, and
Bladder and Kidney Complaints.
Put up in Quart and Pint Bottles, in cases Of
one dozen qts., and cases of two dozen pts, and
for sale BY all the Druggists and Country Merch-
ants. UDOLfhO WILLIE,
..ple Moaut acturer and Importer, Depot 20 Beaver
81 Nttc York.
The proprietor takes the liberty Of referring 10
tile following Physicians in the Eeastern States,
who have used the Schnapps in their practice
pT1a
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Efnul Nntilfs.

ANTATE OF VERMONT, BE 1t rene
) DD.struf NJ Iddisoa, IS. ! bered. that Al
Probate Court held at Middlebury, In and fol
sad district, Of Addison on the 18th day
Of June, A. y, 1858.
An Instrument purporting to the last will
and testament OF
OLIVER RUSSELL,
late Of Sboreham in said District deceased,
is presented to Ibis court for probate II is
thereupon ordered that said instrument be
considered by this court for probate AT scs-
sion thereof 10 be held at the Probate 0ffics
in said MiddleLury, on Monday, the 18th day
of July 4. d 1868, AT al ten o'clock ID tbs
forenoon, and that notice thereof be given 70
all persons interested that they NAV appear
and make their objections, il any they mas
have, to the probate and allowance Of said
instrument, As the last will and testam ent OF
said deceased, by publishing acerticd cory
Of this order in the Middlebury Register
newspaper printed al said Midd!ebuty-
three weeks successfully previous to the
time Of said court
CALVIN q. TILDEs, Judge.
true copy ofrecord.
l0i3w Attest; J. W. STEWART, Register.
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Summer Hats.
A Large Assortment

OF New Goods just received, wnich would
Ike to sell for 9ay, but don't design to tr ct them
out and take my pay in S hOats and Vinegar.
II. A SHELDON
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Deeply Interesting Book.

A Deeply Interesting Book.
10 ALL THOSE INTERESTED IN THE
GREAT BEyIyAL.
Now ready, and for sale by A. H. CoPKLAzD,
Aiddlebury
NARRATIVES OF
REMARKABLY CONVHRsIOW6
AND REVIVAL INCIDENTS,
including review Of Revvals from the DAY Ct
Pen.eoost to the Great Awakening in the Last
century Conversions Of eminent p>rsops-Ia.
stances Of remarkable conventions, and answer
to traysrs-An account Of the rise and progress
OF the Great Revival of ls57-s.
By WILLIAM c. CONANT,
With an Introduction by HENRY W ARD BxxouxE.
One large and handsome limo. vol. Price 81
The work cannot fail to 10 one Of Interest"
- Chrsstiaa advocate.
A means of grace and encouragement - the
hearts OF praying men."-N. Z. Esauains
1t will be eagerly sought fer at the prsssat
time."-N Y Observer.
It cannot but prove eminently sesSsashts ara
useful. - N, Y. Independent
DERBY & JACKSON, Publishers, Ne lls
Nasssu-st,, n. Y.
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ionablc boarding house in New York some years
since. Capt. Beam, new ledger, Just from a
long India voyage. was requested by the land
lodv 70 carve the steak. He accordingly seized
the appropriate weapon, aad toiled away lusti,,
", but without avail. Getting impatient, and
dropping the bunted carver-"hlast the dull
article" said he, whats the use ~ Whereupon
he drew forth his big jachknife, embrowned and
notified with tar and tobacco stains, and straight
way resumed the work, dividing the meat into
small fragments, and offering to each of the
company fair portion upon the point OF his
knife At subsequent "surprise party" they
presented him with pitch pine bowie KNIFE
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS or
Buchan'S Hungarian BalSam of Life,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION!
Cure of Inflammation of the Lungs, Bad
Cough, Pain in the Side, sc.

LOWELL, Dct u 1870
To DR. D. BRADLEE-SRAt the request Of your friend,
Mr. Jones send statement Of my case and the bene
mt have received from the Hungarian Balsa. have been
nearly all my lie employed in cotton mills For eight years,
was employed as strpper,' in the cardngroom. The
great changes from heat to cold which suffered together
with the dust and impury Of air, brought difficulty in
my chest ami lungs oi serious distressing char
acter. My chest seemed to be full Of phleg and FIRE
quenty came near suhocntng had severe main in
my sde my breathing hard and difficult; and could
scarcely speak louder than whisper also lost INV appe-
te aud became very weak and feeble. This was aboit A
year and half ago. From that time this have been
sinking very fast and have done work have taken
much medicine but purpose The only thing that re-
eyed tobacco. have not only chewed hut actually
eaten large quantities Of tobacco, and when nearly choke
with phlegm swallowed enough Of the juice To XIII
any in health The relief which gained however was
only Short until took the Hungarian asa and the change
in my condition is wonderful to behold. The phegm
has been cleared from my chest the pain in side gone,
my appetite has returned, and feel like new man. am
h however, rather thin and feeble, and shall continue to
take the Balsam, until am completely reetored
Yours, truly, EDWARD TURNER
. u Sole Proprietor, DAVID =. BRADLEE, WATERFOWL,
Mass, to whom all orders should be addressed. Sold by
druggists and dealers In medicine every in the United
States and British Provinces. 1884
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SAXT0N's RIVER SEMINARY THE

CARTONS RIVER SEMINARY THE
kCFALL TERM will commence Wednesday, Sept. list,
and continue eleven weeks.
II. +. sENERENs, A. H., Principal
hEN, |, NJ WILLAMETTE, A. NJ, Teacher Of French.
MISS hiloDA RANNEY, Preceptress and Teacher OF
Painting.
Miss ANNA NJ oBER, Teacher Of Music
Good board easily obtained private families at from SO
to 50 So all nchlentas included Accommodations will be
provided for those who may be DESTROYS of boarding
selves,
The Institution under the direction Of Teachers Of ample
qualifications and Of superior reputation whose constant
fort will he 10 make il profitable, well agreeable
place for study Teachers class will be formed during the
Fall Term model for District Schools This class will re-
ceye instruction not only in the text books but In the meth
cd OF teaching and the management OF Schools.
School Committees DESTROYS Of securing Teachers for the
Winter can do by addressing the Principal.
JOHN A. FARNswORTII sec'y.
saNtnn's River, VT, July 2lst. 1888, Gwa0
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED!
S. w. FOwLE & CO.. Proprictors,
BOSTON
Mothers. Mo,bers. Mothers!

Don't fail procure Mrs. Wnsows Soothing Syrup for
Children Teehing 1t has equal earth 1t greatly
facilitates the process Of teeng, by softenrg ;he gums,
ducing all inammaton-will aay all pain, and is
regulate the bowels Depend upon it. mothers it will give
rest to yourselves, and relief and health to your infant
Perfectly safe in all cases.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of Of the
experienced and skfu female Physicians in New Eng
land and has been used with neverfang in million.
of cases.
We believe it the best and remedy in the world, in
all of Dysentery and Diarrh@a in children whether
arises from teething any other cause.
If life and health be estimated by dollars and cents,
Is worth its weight in gold
Millions of Bottles sold every year in the United States
1t is old and well tried remedy
PRICE ONLY % CENTS BOTTLE.
III None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PER
KINS New-York is the outside wrapper. Office No. Il
Cedar ST., New York.
Sold by Druggists Throughout the world.
j. NJ HENRY 4 SONS, Waterbury, w. General Agent
for Vermont and Canada East. 1y27
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TATE OF yERMO INT

~ WNpHAM, ). ;. county CohFf, dpFH IeTm, 1908.
Whereas at the present Term Of this Court JAMES H. L
WILLIAM II. EsrABRO0K Of Battleboro, in said County,
brought their action of Hook account against FERDlNANDE
WESSELIHfT and COWARD WESSELIlQfT Of said Brat
tebOro, demanding Two Hundred Dollars to balance book
accounts between hemand whereas appears that the de-
PENDANTS have not had personal notice Of said Sutt is
dered by the Court that this he continued to the next
Term Of this Court, to he held Newane in and for said
County, the second Tuesday of September, 1885, and that
tbs plaintiffs notify the defendants Of the pendency Of said
Suit and of the time to which the continued by pub
fishing this order for three weeks excessively in the Vermont
PhmnN printed Bra boro aforesaid the publication
be least six weeks previous said September
Term. II. TYLER, Clerk.
KEYEs HOWE Plf's Atty's 3w3O
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.


Boston Produce MarItct-WEDNEsDAY, July 81.
FLOUR-Thcre has been better demand, and for the
lower grades prices have improved sales OF Western super
fine at g. is % fancy - IS so extra 81 IS for
common So % 50 for family brands Ohio Michigan and
Genesee; 50 81 choice aud avorie family brands St
Louis. Canada fancy has been selling at ~ 30 6Oi
81 10 IS for common, and So 20 10 for family
brand Meal is higher and in better demand sales 81
Is b Dbl Rye Flour is selling at SO 81 III Dbl
GRAIN-Thc receipts Of Corn have been light and prices
have advanced but close with less rmre sales OF yellow AZ
% 93c white SIS o1c III bushel oats nave oeen III
steady demand sales Of Northern aud Canada at 90 52c
and some good Chicago at so LIE southern at sc
bushe Rye has been selling at sc y p35ne' W sI
dull sales Of comnlon at 81 '0c blue pod -
~ l2 extra pea 81 so 10 good marrowi9 - 20
per bushe Canada Peas are scarce and would bring 81 40
PRovIsIoNs.-POrk is firm with good demand from
the trade Sales o prime S1+ Sll sos mess $7 50 49,
clear clear $40 so per bb cash and mos =
Beef is dull Small sales of Western and extra mess at
sl3 SIS 30 per bill cash and mos Lard is firm ana IN
better demand Sales at 500 the New York mark
ct at lie cash. lots the trade at IL l2c l2ci Kegs
- IS per h. cash and mos Hams are selling at IVA
lie per h. cash Butter has been arriving more
freely there change in prices Sales of Vermont ana
n Y State good qualities at IL 1Sc and some extra lots
shade higher II lie; Ohio - loo for good. and
10 IL for Cheese is duh and the receipts exceed
the demand. Sales Of good sci common sc per h.
Eggs are selling lie per dozen. Poultry at 10 lie
per ibi Spring Chickens at 75c 81 % per pair
Cambridge Cattle Mnrhct- WEDNESDAY, July
2At market $50 Cattle, about $50 Beevc and 30 stores
consisting of Working oxen, Cows, and two and three
Pacrs-Markst Becf--Extre, sol sT--Ist qssii'y 30
SOFA quality, sSl-ad quality, 50 -ordnary s..
Cous and Calues-s2O, 30, 40, so a 60.
Yedrlings-None. TrO Years Oid-S24 a 20.
Three YearSOii-s2s S3s.
Sheep and Lam6s-252O market Prices-In lots, 81 ~
81 50 each. Extra and selections $3a 3 %.
HideS--6j n &c per lb. TdhioW-6 l-2aIc per To-
PeHs-75c 81 IL each. car Skins II a l3c per h.
There the Boston and Maine Railroad
- over the and Lowell lis the ftchburg and
none over the Western loaded with Cattle Sheep Swine AMI
OF the lis the Ftchburg 81 were from Albany
and Schenectady.
Remarks owing to tho large number (about 1900 Cam
bridge Brigtpn) Of Western Cattle prices fell to lower
figure any previous this season. and the niica
tons are they have reached the bottom There
about small Mich Cows from Canada prices from $50
$50 each Sheep and Lambs especially sold quicker
than last week slight improvement our last quotations
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

We the undersigned having been duly appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the District Of Marlboro, commits
sioner receive examine and adjust all claims and demands
all PERSONS against the Estate Of CHESTER W. SAR
GEANT late Of BrattebOro deceased and also all claims
hbied in offset thereto and six months being allowed from
the first day July instant for that purpose hereby give notice
that we will attend the duties OF appointment the
dwelling of Chester W. Sergeant late of attleboro
deceased the first day Of September and thirty first day
Of December next from nine o'clock in the forenoon until four
o'clock in the afternoon Of each of said days.
JOSEPH GO0DIIuE, (corn,,ssior.
GEO. b. KELLOGG, 5
Brattleboro July 10, 1858. 3w30
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to health otherwise these pills recommended Full
and explicit directions accompany each box. Price 81 per
box.
Sold wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK General
Agent for Draeboro, w. Sold also by Druggists every
where.
NJ Ladies by enclosing him 81 90 to Brattleboro Post
Office can have the Pills sent tconfdentay by return mail
Remember and ask for Dr. Dponcos Golden Plus sigma
ture on each box ly45
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NJ 0 T l C Z


NJ o I c L. The nonresident pro-
pretors of the Of Guiford in the County Of Wind
ham, hereby notified that the taxes assessed by said town
within the years 1850 $50 and 81 remain in whole or in part
unpaid the following described lands in said town, Wis
piece OF land belonging Elisha d. Alexander, border
ing the state line in District No 10, continuing IS acres
Also part Of lot No. l73 in District No 10, containing Is
acres belonging Joseph BurrowsAlso, the Tanney In
District II, formerly owned by George Buarman.Al
So other piece Of land formerly owned by Nelson Crosby,
owned by Hiram Johnson containing 80 acres In District
No Also other piece of land formerly owned by Lovel
Flrr clntnnng 20 acres In District No 6A0, other
piece Of land owned by Benjamin Franklin, containing 10
acres, in District No s. part Of the Sowel farm 50 called
Also other piece Of land formerly owned by David ood
ell owned by Hiram johnson, containing acres In Dis
rct No. Also other piece of land owned by Joseph
Galop, containing Is in District No T. part Of the
Edward Barney farm, caedAO, other piece OF land,
formerly owned by Keith White owned by Hiram john
son, containing 80 acres, in Dstrics No. 4.
And much said lands will be sold ut Public Auction
the Inn II GILBERT CLARK, in said Gulforl, Monday
the 9th day Of September next o'clock NJ as shall
be requisite discharge said taxes with costs unless
~ disposed uf. CHARLES G. LiNDE, Constable.
Guilford, July 12h, 1855
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GRAND VOCAL. & INSTRUMENTAL
" PROMENADE CONCERT,
n w T. RS y S T | T L r T.
BERNARDSTON, MASS.

T. F. WAND, 4. VI, FNINCIFAL.
MRs. T.. ii. WARD, Teacher OF Ornamental Branches
;. l.. LEACH, Assistant, Classical Department
SEVERN sCIINELD, Native Of Germany Teacher Of Ger
PRoF G. F. SCIIUSTER, of Dratteboro Teacher Of Music
PRoF. EUGENE CANrEL, Teacher Of French
Assisted by instructors Of Vocal Music Writing and Lee
turtrs upon Physiology Natural Sciences and Mathematics
FALL Winter and Spring Sessions OF eleven weeks each be-
gin the last Wednesday of Aug Now and Fe respectively
Accessible by Railroad. Fare from Bnttlchoro sixty
Terms Of Tuition Board, Rooms for scfboardng low
as at similar schools Letters addressed to L. r. Ward, West
minister, Vt, or DR.. VIM. Dwight, Bernardston Mass.
1925 ly
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InyuIids, Noticc thi. Fact!

For the past Fifty years. DR. 5. RICHARDSON'S sIlER
hNWlNE BIrTERs have been unriyaled effective and
valuable Spring and Summer medicine. And while almost
every one of the thousands Of remedies
duced within that period has been abandoned Dr. Richard
sons medicine has been sustained with increased popularity
For sale the Doctors office No. 81 Hanover Street and by
dealers in medicine everywhere.
For sale in Brattleboro by JOSEPH CLARK and l. n.
THORN. 6m-l4
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A Card TO the LADIES. DIR, Duponco's

CARA TO the LADIES. DIR. DupOncO's
French Periodical Golden Pills. Infillibe in re-
moving soppages or irregularities of the menses These
Pills nothing new but have been used by the Doctors
or many years. both in France and America with unpara-
eed success in every CASE and he urged by many thou
S'uu Aes VINO have used them to make the Pills Public,
TOT the alienation Of those suffering any Irregularities
OF nature as well to prevent pregnancy To those
aaes whose health will not permit Increase of family
Pregnant females or those supposing themselves So are
Toned against using these Pills while pregnant as the pro-
preor assumes no responsibility after the above admonl
"on' a'housh their mildnes' would prevent any mseh
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AZ just published, by FEIEKIEN co, O0kscIIers ami
saoner No. ID Court Street. Boston, Brief Treatise of As
pages Diseases Of the Sequa System both seNeseir
symptoms and acknowledgement by physician of the
Boston Eclectic Hospital" This work also contains scorc-
Ing exposure the deception and mposture pracce by adj
vertsing quacks with of ther aud locations
Sold by periodical dealers generally Sent by mail the
receipt of three postage stamps Address Box 1907 Boston
Pos-ofice. ly-S
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A large rolane would not contain the ''Nss VI US
timony which has accumulated in lav"r OIL "s."r
Balsam of Wild Cherry, as Il safe, eihcient, ana re-
liable remedy in curing coughs, cops' and pulmonary
disease Many of the cures are truly wonderful 1,
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p IA n DAILY LINE OF
Ss-y $ss5 -, STEAMERS BETWEEN HARTFORD AND
NEW YORK. The Steamer CITY OF HARTFORD leaves
Hartford every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
The steamer GRANITE STATE leaves Hartford Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
The time Of leaving Hartford is fixed at 12 r. NJ giving
passengers that leave Springfield by the mid day Express
Train time to connect These boats in New York reg
ulary about A. NJ and being IN perfect order for the
business in which they engaged, offer to passengers not
only the cheapest hut every respect the comfortable
means of passage between Hartford and New York
Cabin Fare 15O
Forward Deck, 100
Freight Is taken by this Line ut very low rates.
Through prices are made Hartford floods going all
important points In the West and Southwest be forwarded
hy Railroad to New York ut prices Hartford
charged from New York shipped by other Lines.
For terms apply to agent at Hartford
Goo1s designed by this Line should be consigned to
Hartford Steam Boats.
Hartford, July I, 1858. %
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See advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Liver Inuig-
orator in anlhor column.
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JOEL +. WILLARD

II S II r A Y Taken up in the
highway against the premises of the subscriber Fri
day July 2nd three years old bay colt wit large white
spot In his forehead.
Also bay Ally three years old with small white spot
her face The Is requested to prove property pay
charges and take them away. j. II. HAMILTON.
Marlboro, July It'll. 1888. Sv-2S
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MARRIAGES.

At Bellows Falls, July S, RUFUS DUDLEY CHASE, Esq,
and Miss CATHARINEO. PUTNAM, both of Orange, Ms
In Iroquois ILL.,, July 3d. JAMES +. COLBY, Of Onarga,
Ill., formerly compustOr in the Eagle office in this village,
and Miss LYDIA N. DAVEY, formerly Of Philadelphia
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S p E G AL 20 II 9 f s

Rev. NJ. b. Newell will preach in Universalist
Church in West Bratteboro week from tomorrow, (st
Sunday in Aug)
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To Nervous Sufferers. retired gentleman hay
ing restored to health in few days many years
great suffering, Is willing assist others by sending
Gree receiving stamped envelope bearing the applicants
address, copy OF the prescription used Direct the Rev.
JoHs NJ DAGSALI. 4SG futon-street, Brosklyn, N. Y.
CAUTOSMr d. regrets to learn that many spurious pre-
paraons Of his prescriptions now being osted upon the
community. Sm2b
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DEATHS.

In Hinsdale, n IL, July lG Mr. JOHN MINER, aged II
years, formerly of BrateborO.
In Philadelphia, July 7th, Mr. ISAAC THOMPSON, for
merly Of this county.
In this village, July 10TH Mrs ANNA b., wife Of George
Crosby Of San Francisco, Cal.
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DR.. wi.,ar'. BnI.nm of wild Cherry.

Where the above preparation known is well esab
lished inallble Remedy for the Coughs Coids
Throat HoarSeness Bronchitis Splitting of Blood,
Pain in the Breast Group, Whooping Couyh and every
form of PULMONARY COMPLAINT that work of super
erogatron to speak of its merits.
Discovered by well known physician more than twenty
since has by the wonderful has effected been
constantly approaching in public favor ua its and its
reputation alike unvers and II is known and cher
shed by all and their is legon who have been
stored health by its the GAEAr REMEDY for all the
diseases which 1t processes to cure.
Sir James Clark, ply cian Queen Victoria has given 1t
as his opinion that
CONSU MPTION CAN BE Curl ED!
The history this Medicine fully confirms the opin
ion that eminent Thousands testify, and have
testified when all her remedies had faled this has
completely cured; the had well nigh de
paired this afforded immediate relief that when the ply
stefan had disease ncurabe, this has
ed 1t entirely.
The virtues of this Baisam alike applicable to
slight Cold Confirmed Consumption, and its power as
safe CERTAIN speedy pleasant and cGectuai remedy can
not be equalled.
s. w. FOWLE s. CO., PROPRIETOR,
BOSTON.
For sale by their agents everywhere
and in Braieboro, by JOSEPH CLARK aud l. n. THORN;
West BrdttiebOro, A. DUNKLEEi HtimingtoR, j. X o. f.
SWIFT; WardsborO, j. q. HIGGINS; Fayetteville, s p.
MILLER; WiHidlasuiiie, o. l.. SHERMAN; PutHey, BA
KER 4 HEWITT; TOWnshend, o. BUTTERFIELD;
West TOwnshend, SAWYER FIFTH Jamaica, A. MuZ-
1y-2S