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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-12
sTArE ANrI.sLAvERY coNvENrIoN

Tho Abolition Convention Of Vermont viii hold its
first annual anniversary at West Randolph, Wednes-
day and Thursday, Aug 3lst and Sept LIST, commencing
at 10 O'clock A. NJ, on Wednesday.
The platform Of this Convention allows equal and
just proportion Of time all persons Of whatever sect,
party or dcnomnatoni and all arc invited TO take part
in is deliberations.
Prominent men expected from the different parts
OF this state, and also from New Hampshire and Massa-
chuscts Among the and eloquent speakers al
ready engaged 20 come, G. L. Remond Of Massachu-
sets, and Roy. Andrew 7. Foss Of New Hampshire.
JEHlEL CLAFLIN,1
b. W. DYER.
ENOCH HEBARD, Com.
" r. JOHNSTON.
Ang. 5. 1850. j. NJ. COBURN,
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7 II. MEDICAL INSTITUTION
Boston s nrm alurh ADVERTISEMENTS.

ID A r X II o T f l.
Con. BEBKMAN ANp NASSAU SIS,
NEW YORK.
Having been newly arranged and enlarged by the ad
dt0n of 80 pleasant Lodging Rooms, convenient Dim
ing Room two Ladies' parl1rs, and Ladies Entrance
on Nassau Street and having good accommodation for
200 Guests. win De open for Company, August lst
Located 2l1 feet FROM the Park the CITY Railroads and
Stage 10 an parts OF thc City, aud the business
ire 10 is well situated for business men, ladies and FAM
lilies Being determined conduct the house in regard
comfort attendance and table, as 10 give all salts
faction would most respectfully solicit share Of pub
lie patronage On the American plan. Tcrms-Sl,50
per day. Open all night
5j67 ?. WIGHT, Proprietor.
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DEATHS.

In Berlin, July II. Mr. James Sawyer, aged VI years
In Burlington, Aug 4, Mrs Catherine, wife OF "in'
Burnett, aged 50 years. 49,
In Burlington, Aug. |, Dea. Chas Grant, aged a..
In Burlington, Aug 9th. Mrs. Mary Y Hatch, aged oil
years, wife Of DR.. Horace Hatch.
In Burlington, Aug. s. Sarah NJ. Allen, wife Of Geo j.
Stacy, aged IS years.
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ELIPHALET ROBERTs'S ESTATE

NJ State Of Y ermnnt- Washington District, 81.
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier, within and
for said district the 23d day Of July, A. d. lS99
Enoch d. Putnam, executor of the last will and tesla
ment Of Ephaot Roberts late Of Cabot in said district
deceased presents his administration account for settle
Whereupon, II is ordered that the same be refer
rcd 10 the 10th DAY Of August next the Probate Office
in said Montpelier, for examination and allowance and
that all concerned notified hereof by the publication
OF his order in the Vermont Watohtnan State Jour
nal printed at Montpelier three weeks successfully
soon as may be- that they may appear and at said time
and place, II they cause object thereto
A.8 Attest, 7. X. MERRILL, Register.
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Is step by way Of progress in the Healing Art II Is
adapted for Sores Humors. Wounds and every kind Of
nature, on man or beast Made only by G.. p. WHIT
TEN, Lowell, Mass. u cents per box. The usual dis
counts TO the trade Sold by druggists. "Anont thy
self aud be healel."
THE GOLDEN SAGvE--A Omar HEALING REMEDY.
1t Is with much pleasure announce the advent Of
this new article In city, which has met with such sig
nal success n Lowell where it is made, that the papers
have eemcd with Of truly marvellous cures. They
chronicle where the life Of lady recently saved
case Of broken breast another where the life Of "a
child was saycda case Of chatting another Of lady
whose face much disGgured by sctofulous humof,
which brought 20 healthy action Ia few days; al
So another of old man. who had sore his foot for
twenty years-oured in few weeks. Our citizens will
not be slow in getting ut It's merits, and will herald It
over the land.-B0stoH Herald. 1908
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BOOKS WITH GIFTS .

HONESTY IS THE BEST Foley.
DON'T BE DECETTED Any LONGER
We tthc originotors Of the Gift Book Busness will
send our large Catalogues, in book form, postage
paid To any address. ALBERT COLBY co.
536j No 20 Washington ST., Boston, Mass.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REHEDYi
SIR JAMES CLARKEs
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir James Clarke, NJ.
D., Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This well known medicine is no imposition. but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and obsruc-
tons from any cause whatever; and although power
fi remedy they contain nothing hur to the constitu-
ton.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
is peculiarly suited IL will, in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
THESE Pills HAVE NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO PAIL
WHERE THE DIRECTIONS on THE % PAGE OF PAMPH-
LET ARE WELL OBSERVED.
For full particulars get pamphlet free Of the agent
~ B. Sl,00and postage stamps enclosed to any au.
thorized Agent, viii insure bottle, containing over 81
Pills, by return mail
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
date l. C. Baldwin Coz
Rochester, N. Y
L. T. PIERCE, Montpelier, Wholesale Agent for Yer
mont O557
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- T A L T. o L V L r NJ o n I
- WAsHNGTON DIsTRCr, IS.
In Probate Court. holden at Montpelier, the 26th
day Of July, A. ID. 1859.
Buel Gold executor Of the last will and testament Of
William Gold late Of Mortified, in said district dc
cd makes application said court for license TO sell the
whole of the real estate Of said deceased, representing
that the sale of part thereof necessary for the payment
Of the egaces Of said deceased and the expenses Of ad
mnstraton Of his and that part VI said real es-
tate cannot be sold without injury those interested in
the remainder thereof Whcreupon II is ordered by said
court that said application under consideration and
be heard on the 33d day Of August A. d. 1850 at the
Probate Office in Montpelier and, it is further ordered,
that all persons interested be notified hereof by puhea
ton OF notice Of this application and order thereon, three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Waterman x State
Journal printed at Montpelier before said time Of hear
ing that they may appear, at said time aud place and
Il they see cause, object thereto
Iy the Court -
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Marriagfs.

In Berlin, June 90, by Rev. Rufus ChHds, Mr. Mar
land Hin and Miss Eycline LaClare, both Of b.
In Waterbury, Aug o by Rev. G. {. Parker M itch
Of Waterhury.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARkEI.-Aug 10, 1859
By Telegraph 90 ue W1ieha'au Journal
At Market 9j5 Catdc l0Becycs 1855 Stores, consisting
OF Working OEnn, Cows. md one, two and drce years
oIds. PRICES.
Beef extra, 500 $50 WorNug Oxen, S-j l-5
90 first gual CPS $50 Cow, Calves, - GO
" sc.. SIS il 600 Nelrliugs, Ga n
" thirl f.7i 600 Two years Odds rs 81
" ordinary $50 0.nO Three % 50
Sheep and LamDs.-At Market 2070 Prices
In Lots, 100 l,j0 Extra a select. 100 a 300
HENNRXs-Noi any change ia prices Of beef or sheep.
The stock large FOR the last week two,
but there was sufficient Tor the demand.
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XXTAsHINGToN COUNTY GRAMMAR

WASHlNGTON COUNTY GRAMMAR
w SCHOOL.-1his Institution will be rc-opcncd
the LIST day of September next in the north wing OF
the new Union School Building IN Montpelier under
the charge Of
NJ. NJ. MARSH preceptor,
Mrs. LUCY A. MARSH, Preceptress.
As ample and perfect accommodations for pupils are
provided a. At any school n New England, and comue
tent and sufficient corps Of instructors been engaged for
any number Of students
The cmnoncc and experience u the Principal guaran-
tee the best methods of instruction n the different de-
parmcnts. And the Institution will be furnished win
all that contribute 10 thorough scholarship iucud-
ing large. and classic Library
French will be taught by the Prcoeptress, who speaks
the language with the correctness and facility Of naNe
Of France.
The acadcmcal year consists Of two terms OF twenty
weeks each divided into CHARTERS commencing as oi-
lows
LIST Quarter Sept $50 81 Quarter, Jan'y %, ls6l'
ID Nov. TO- 1859 ith April IL, lobl'
TUITION PER QUARTER.
English Studies, S3.VO
Latin, Greek, German and French Languages, 300
By order Of Trustees.
Montpeer July o. 1850 6itf
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SIMPLE AND EfFEcrGvE.-Redding' Rus
STA Salyc is the most simple and effective rem
edy for burns. scads cuts, wounds corns,
chilbains, salt rhoum, erysipelas, chapped
hands, etc, now before the public. For sale
everywhere at 2j cents box
THEIR NAME Is LEGION may be applied
to those who die annually Of Consumption
Science has Of late years sensibly diminished
the number, and it is gratifying to know that
DR.. llstar's Baisam Of wa Cherry has Gre
ated a potent influence in attaining the end.
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nm OXYGENATED BITTERs.

Nature in her great abraory, has stored some remedy
adapted TO every disease which flesh is heir to-" But
IL requires the investigation and research Of the phioso
phcr to discover and apply this remedy Such research
and investigation has succeeded in discovering remedy
for that most affective dhpensaton, the
DYSPEPSIA
With all its lesser and numerous evils and it may be
safely asserted that until the appearance Of the OTyge
mated Btteys, case of Dyspepsia cured rare eA-
perience in medical practice Now under the influence
Of these Bters the rule is cure, the exception,
failure to cure.
Read the following which the subscriber requests us to
publish for the benefit of the afflicted
An O6date and Ireerote Case of Dyspepsia cured by
the OTygenated B1ters.
The following from gentleman well known in the
gion in which he lives ought to satisfy all those Of little
faith
WATBRrowN n. Y July IS, 1855
Messrs Sefh W. Foioie \ Co., Boston Mass.
As-Nne years since / was attacked by that curse
of all Diseases Dyspepsia which so affected me as to
cause great oppression, lncss and bloatng Of the bow
els Immediately after eating, accompanied with terrible
pains in stomach, often occasionng nausea, vomiting
aodty and headache together with general debility and
suffering altogether rendering life burthen.
After having tried every known remedy without effect,
and despairng Of regainng my lost health
made use Of the Oxygenaed Btters the good effects Of
which we're immediately visible my health and system.
Before using a whole bottle was entirely cured and |
feel pleasure in inducing all like sufferers myself to
'''''' '''' wac THO. CALDWELL,
Prepared by s. W. FowLE & CO., Boston, and for
s. p. Rcdfed. Fred T.. Smith, L. T. Pierce Mont
pelier George Nichols, Northaeld Gleason Hastings
x Co., Waitsheld Clark Comings, Moretowni A. +.
BEAMS, Mansfield; Gates Holden, Mddlesexi j. NJ:
Henry a sons Waterbury &. j. Sheldon, Stowe and
] By dealers everywhere 5i57
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q The southern argument for the revival
of the African slave trade is forciby stated
by John Forsyth Of Alabama, as follows
slavery is right, not merely because we
have the 'nggers and do not know what to
do with them-not merely because present
good flows from it-but because it is di-
vine institution, resting upon the same basis
as government or marriage. The essential
condition of all property is its capacity of be-
ing bought and sold. The buying and selling
of slaves can, therefore, be criminal only if
the holding of slaves be criminal. The buy
ing and selling of slaves cannot be more
criminal in one place than in another-in At
RIGA more than in Virginia. If the buying Of
slaves is morally wrong in Africa it is morally
wrong in Virginia, or any where else; and if
it is morally wrong to buy slaves, it is NOR
ally wrong to hold them. The morality of
the slave trade, therefore, can be assaulted only
by denying that slavery rests upon the same
foundation as marriage and government, or
the tenure of any species of property"
A Word OF CAUrIoN.-The Pixies Peak
correspondent of the St. Louis Democrat
gives the following word of caution to those
who intend going to Pixies Peak:
Digging gold in those mountains differs
very much from what emigrants generally i'm
agine. 1t was presumed by many that no
capital was required to obtain it, while the
reverse is the fact. To mine successfully
here requires very large capital and even
on small scale it will require from $500 to
$1,000, with good supply of provisions. 1t
is TO be regretted that there are numbers
here, now working for very low wages, en-
deayoring to save means to return to the
States. In fact, there are hundreds here
who would most willingly leave at any mo-
ment, if provided with the means to do so.
Mining is exceedingly hard work, and men
depending on their labor are unwilling to
work for small compensations, with miserable
accommodations. Men generally were delud-
ed with the idea that, with pan, pick and
shovel, they could make at least good liv-
ing, and perhaps a fortune, by digging gold
on Cherry Creek. The results of those false
inatuations are too well known, and alas,
too severely felt throughout the Union, to
require comment on my part. 1t is to be
hoped, however, that the press throughout
the United States, will use its influence to
prevent, if possible, the recurrence of a sim
liar stampede, and consequent suffering, the
coming spring
II I
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A ooDLEss yIcToRYt
100000 BOXES SOLD or

ltuousVuu hhAto NRAI W
MOREHEADS MAGNETIC PLASTER
This enormous quantity Of this Iasalsstas hsatrsf
has been purchased by citizens II the United sa,ss A.
ing the short time il has been hsfore M patds H.
reason for this extraordinary snrl ~
tual truth and value Of the article. NJ bgys 40
MAGNETIC PLASTER without beeouinE its fYtqii4 -
It performs all tina, is PROMISED and earifs 80 10
own recommendation. Truly this u Nictufy-fssissai
and boodlessbut believe not oas siariss ihse ~
triumnhs Of war with is train u carnage aua is.ia
The MAGNETIC PLASTER !. undnutasslf ~
Greatest suengthener and Pain nestfoysr tsas saaes
haa yet discovered. Ifyou put ths Plaster any~hsis
Pain is there the Plaster will stick there uuc ~ fss
has vanished. The Plaster magneufss ne PAS sra7,
AND PAIN CANNOT E1isf
wHEEr rHis
LASTER is APrLtK
Rheumatism Lameness, suaas.s. wsaklaas. utfils
ity, Nervousness. Neuralgia, Dyspefsis, cassai -
Colds, Pains aud Aches u every Kind, az iNAtN.s
ArELY RELIEVED. and. with hitis pat'sass. ffh-
MANRNTIY CURED by The mvgea lnanFn1s a ~
MAGNETIC PLASTER Il Is simplcsf. sufest ssisaf.
pleasantes, aud cheapest remedy n ts.afenns 7 $3.50
cation is uni,crsal-equally the strous a. 49,
cate woman and the feeble infant. Ia ssrsssls
and without annoyance or trouble IT, rfirf h eifAi-
reach Of all-rch or poor Az mas haes a. aui a. .aat
have IL who are sick aud sulerugl n any SAY
FARMERS and PLAN Eiis shoald Airays - qslr'If
ed with the MAGNETIC PLASTER Il stA - -
Good PLY stefan in any household reaai ~ 81 uss -
Put up in alright tin boxes. Each ban III as1s "a
to eight plasters and any child spread tsn. ffa
rs cents a box with fill and plaid drscflurt.
h. G. MoREHEAn, y p
10 waiaes Sweet. Nsp Yea
MOREIiEADS MAGNETIC fLAeItkn $50 -
all Druggists aud Dealer. n Genuine Nsd',,ss fss'f-
where, SIS
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FIVE THOUSAND AGENTS WANTED
To sell three new and unequalied nyentons-wanted by
every family. My agents have cleared over 900 sell
ing one Of them Articles light cheap easy TO car
~, aud very taking Several Diplomas, Silver Medal
from American Institute, n Y, and patents have been
granted me for them One patent in England and one
so pages particulars Of the best agency in the country
465s EPHRAIM BROWN, Lowell, Mass.
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EARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES

TNARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES
/ from Philadelphia by Railroad in the State Of New
Jersey Soil among the best for Agricultural purposes,
being a good loan soil, with clay bottom. The land is
large tract divided into small farms, and hundreds
from all parts Of the country settling and build
ing The crops produced large and can be grow
ing. The climate is delightful and secure from frosts-
Terms from SO 10 S2l per acre payable within four
years BY instalments. To visit the pace-Leaye Vine
Street Wharf at Philadelphia at - A. NJ. by Railroad
for Hammonton, address r. }. Byrnes by letter,
Hammqpton Post Office, Atlantic County, New Jersey.
Soc hlIadN eriisemont in nnnther cnIumn. 0l.l6
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- TAT E OF V L r NJ o y T
~ - :. -LLL-- INV nGL-NI.N- IS

~ WAnHINNlON NONN41 L. -.
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY,
SEPTEMBER Term, \. d. 1859
CHENEY KEITH VS.. ICHABOD D. CHENEY,
HENRY GODFREY and ERASIUs BuGBEE.
Whereas, Cheney Keith, of Barre, in the County %
Washington has filed in the office Of the Clerk Of said
Court of Chaucery his petition for the foreclosure Of
mortgage, setting forth in substance that ON the ~ day
Of April, a. d. 1857, lchabod ID. Cheney, then of Will
Jamestown in the County Of Orange, executed 90 said
Cheney Keith, mortgage deed OF certain land lying and
being In Orange in the County OF Orange. described as
follows to-et ."Bciug the whole of the second diris-
ion lot drawn the original right Of klea1cr Robin
SON. and the 10th lot in the 9th range being the same
"lot Of land and buildings standing thereon, which Is
this day decided 10 by George o. Godfrey. For a
more particular descrptionreerence had TO ald deed
Conditioned for the payment OF the sum OF eleven nun
dred and eighty dollars, specified in nine urDmissory
notes. all dated April g. A. d. 1891 executed 10y the said
Ichabod D. Cheney, and made payable TO said Cheney
Keith OF bearer and all interest annually The first
three notes for the Of $50 each and under
signed by Henry Godfrey, Of said Wiiamsown, sure
" for said D. Cheney the fourth note is for 500
the fifth is for 500 the remaining four notes are
for $50 each. Said notes due follows the first.
April l. A. d. 1855, and one in each year thereafter from
that successfully Said notes given for the purchase
And further setting forth that on the same third day
Of Apr A. d. 1851 the said lchabod d. Cheney, by his
deed Of that date conveyed leased said premises to
Henry Godfrey, then Of Wiamstown aforesaid, for a
term Of three years
now resides on and claims title 10 the possession OF said
premises by virtue Of lease derived from or through the
said Henry Godfrey.
And whereas, it appears that the said Henry Godfrey
resides Of this State. that subp@na cannot be
served upon him Therefore in pursuance Of the statute
in such case made and provided notice is hereby given
to the said Henry Godfrey and he is hereby required to
appear before the Hon Court Of Chancery to be held at
the Court House. in Montpelier, within and for the Coun-
" N Washington aforesaid the I'd Tuesday Of Sep
TENDER next being the first day Of the next stated term
Of the Court Of Chancey in said County, at O'Clock,
A. NJ said day and make answer TO the petition aure-
said and abide such order direction and decree therein
as ia said Court shall seem meet
And said Petitioners directed this order be
published together with the substance Of his said petit
ton three weeks successfully in the Vermont Watch
man x State Journal printed at Montpelier aforesaid,
the last Of which publications be at least twenty days
previous 20 said second Tuesday in September next.
Dated at Montpelier, in said County of Washington,
this Sd day Of August A. d. 1859.
LUTHER NEWCOMB Clerk.
l.. c. WHEELOCK, Solicitor. 6O0lf
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~ am W., -
r1rc opportunity n % delightful ana hcatly climate
- miles southeast oi fmaNelph!a' on thc N'm-
den and Atlantic Railroad Ne" jersey
An old estate consisting Of several thousand Of Of
prodfre s5, has been divided into Farms II vsrous
sizes to suit fhr purchaser A population Of some ~
teen UuHdrfd from various parts Of the middle States
and New England have settled there the past year inn
proved their places and iise excellent crops. The price
OF the land is at the low sum " from sij $50 per acre,
the soil Is Of the bcs ouav for the production Of Wheat,
flgrsr Conn Peaches. Cranes and Tegefables. IT Is
CONSIDERED THE BEST FRUIT SOIL IN THE
UNION The place &, perfectly secure rom froststhe
destructive enemy of tho farmer Crops u grain, grass
and fruit are now growing and can be seen BY examin-
np the place itself a correct Judgment can be formed Of
the productveness OF hc land The terms are made ca
sv 40 secure the rapd inproyecnt of the land which is
only .old Tor t,aJ ,,Iore8,est Tho rcault has been
that within thc mast ycar some three hundred houses
have been erected two mills one steam, four stores,
some forty vnevars aud Peach Orchards planted anda
large number of other improvements making IL dcsira-
BILE and active place otbr.iuoss
1HE MARKET
an the reader may perceive from its location, is the
BFSf 'fN rHE UNION.
Produce bringing double che price than IN locations
away from the CITY, and more than double the price than
the West Il is known that the earliest and best fruits
and vegetables in this latitude come from New Jersey.
and are annually exported Co the extent Of millions
In locating here HE settler has many Advantage.
H. is within few hours ride " the great cities Of New
England and Middle States be is in scted country
rberc erert Commencement Of comfort and crih-atog Is
al hand lie can buy every article he wants at the
cheapest prize and sell bis produce for the highest Gin
h Wast tbi. il. reversed he has schools for his chill
dren dirnc ,eyrice and will enjoy an open winter aud
dclqhtfI climate where fevers are utterly unknown
The result Of the change upon those from the north has
generally been to restore them to an excellent state Of
ho,lth
In the yav Of building and improving lumber can be
obtained at the mills at the rate VI $40 TO SIS per thous
and Bricks from the brick ward opened in the place.
every article can he procured in the place good carpon
tiers are M Land and there 10 no place in the Union
where buildings and improvements can be made cheaper
INC reader will at once be struck with the advantages
here preseuted and ask himself why the property has
fft =.
thrown in ne market and unless these statement were
-. M 49, ~ ,ra,iJ t in,i,cJ 90 ,,,,,irc M, land no
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Hyfs HeaM for the Million Z
!. CLARKE's SHERRY WINE BITTERS,

DIR. CLARKE's SHERRY WINE BlTTERS,
rALArAHLE AAD HEALTHY
Composed Of Rock Rose. Winfergrccn. Yellow Dock
Root, sarsaparilla Wild Cherry. Prcdy Ash,
Popular Bark Mandrake, sc.
They operate ON the three main organs Of the human
system the Blood, the Liver and the Kidneys, curing
Jvundce, Loss " Appetite. Dyspepsia Asthma. SC.
MECHANICS, FARMERS. CLERGYMEN AND
PUBLIC MEN.
An Of the above classes OF people feel AZ some seasons
Of the year the need of gentle Tonic and medicine
boz better adapted for their purpose THy THEM, il
you wish to live good Odd age and enjoy al the com
forts Of a life Of PERFECT HEALTH. TRY THEN, all
We lovers Of good Bittcrs and good health, and you will
find them a Cheap, EHectual and Pleasant Remedy.
The largest Bottle the lowest price aud the best med
icnc u the world and sold everywhere for the low price
Of 2j cents for Pint Bottle. ~ cents Quart Is cents
Quarts, and only SIPS for Quarts.
Sold by j. NJ. HENRY 81 SONS, State Agents, Wa
terbury Vt. and hy dealers generally.
Sold in Montpelier by FRED. f. SMITH.
Also. DR. CLARkE'S HERB PILLS AND CHER
RN SYRUP sold as above. 4l;Oct.l9*