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MARRIAGES.

:. JoLr.5ury Centre, April 9. by Rev. w.
1,,u.,d. Mr. Byron Wright and Miss Mary
al of St. Johnsbury.
KS. Concord, April I, Mr. Joseph W
,,p 0: Waterford, and Miss Sarah n
. . C.: { ncord
. ve,, Concord. April 9, Mr.. Dan NJ. Brown
v,s Lizzie W. Brock. Soth Of Waterford.
-,.,.,. March 80, By Rev. J. Fraser. Mr..
u >, :, Foss and Miss Mary J. Miranville.
-, ,e-sy April ?, by Rev. J. Fraser, Mr.. Ma
p,naam and Miss Sophia Bates.
y Troy. Feb. %. by Rev. NJ. Pa,tee. Mr..
C. Adams Of Newport, and Miss Nancy
=. Of Potion.
Y Troy. April l3. by Rev. NJ. Pattee, Mr.
,.rD Cleveland and Miss Clara Crawford,
. i Newport.
1.,. April IS. by Rev. NJ. Pattee, Mr.. Julius
r...,.> Of Waterbury, and Miss Helen J.
- tav.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

The subscriber will sell, by lieen. Of Probate
Court. at public auction on the prems es. Oh Tues
day. the 18th day of May. unless pre- yiou>ly sold
at private sale. the farm belonging TO- the estate
of the late Dea. S. q. Bracket. formerly owned
by Joseph A. lde, situated in 81. bloomsbury. a
bout one and half from Fairbanks Village, in
the Wheaton neighborhood.
Said farm contains about 10 acres Of land.
mostly tillage, moving and pa>turing. on which
is an excellent sugar orchare and a small apple
orchard which produces exec lent fruit On tke
same is muck swamp, from which the farm can
for age TO come be enriched sufficiently The
buildings, which consist of house. shed and
barn. are in decent repair. 1t is desirable place
for village occupants or mechanics working al
the Fairbanks Village.
T. r. FAIRBANKS, Admir-
St. Johnsbury, April 4, 1860. S4-S9
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L ARM FOR SALE AT Auction

ne subscriber will sell at public Auction, on
the premises, or
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is.
commencing at 10 o'clock, a. M, the farm known
as the George Lawrence Farm, located in the
Last part OF Danville. Said farm contains about
$50 ACRES OF LAND,
well divided into tillage, moving and pasturing-
the whole under good state Of cultivation. The
farm is we'll watered and wooded. with a most ex-
cellent sugar orchard. There are good buildings
connected with the premises.
Also, at the same time and place,
The following personal property, viz: l yoke 5
Years old oxen. one 5-years old Colt, yearling
Colt. Cows. 33 Sheep, 3 tons of Hay. Is bush
els of oats, ~ bushels of corn, 20 bushels of DO
tatoes. Is cords Of wood, stove length. together
with all tn" farming tools and dairy utensils
TERMs-All sums of FIVE dollars and under,
cash down: all sums over $500, six months Gre
dit with good security.
J. II. Moore, Auctioneer.
J.G. LAWRENCE
Danville, April S. 1860.
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LeHcOrrhGa or " hites, Ovarian Tumor.
(tcrtMe Clce ration. Eemale niSeasea.
Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.
NV ORLEANS. 18th August 1859
Dr.. j. C. Aye: Sir I ch.erfi,lIv com,,ly with ,ba

Ne" ORLEANS 18th August, 1859.
DE- e! c. Aye: Sir ch-erfnlly comply with the re-
Gt>t II our agent and report 10 You Of the effects
have r"aliz"d with your SarSav arilla.
have cured with II. in practice. most of the com.
plants Ii which II : recommended. and have fund s
"ilcs tTuly wonlriu the If Irnereal and Aer-
cnr'H l''s '' my patients had Syrhilitic ulcers
i'll ms thra' winch were consuming his palate and the
TIP 81 l!N month. Your Sarsararilla steadily taken
cur' lIm IL five weeks Another attacked by SEC
vnti'y >thitiis III his n"se, and the liberation had
cam away cnl>i. ra'e part of it, that believe the
disorder would a"i his brain and kill him. But IL
yielded = M administration of your Sarsalarilla the
ulcers :i' and he !, well again not of without
DISH Irati L. his face. A woman who had been
treat Tor the sain" disorder 10y mercury suffering
IRON TINS l>'n IN !ir ZONES. They had become sen-
>i'' t. the weather that damp day she suffered ex
crueiat!n- pain IN her jinr- and bones She too Was
cured 'Hl-!y X y"Ur SaiSilarilla in few weeks. l
ki."" from lis formula. which agent gave me- that
tii> Ne, ai"tion fl Il. ."lr laboratory must lie a great
r"nr'v; ls,iuentl,. these truly remarkable results
with II have iot surprised he.
Pratt al 4. 7 NJ N
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Rke s:Mat;sE,. GOut, Liver Comulaint.

lNIEPENDEN,E, Preston Co.. Va. 9Th july. lS5Q.
pI. j {. AysK Sir. have Ice, afflicted with a pain
iul chl ir E.nT t,.h i,r long time which aed the
So. : IT, >ca's. and stuck t. lie in spite If all the
I-''''r 'ii ind. until TIED yuur SarSaIrilia- One
boil cured W~eh> and restored nv general
h aitli :i':h that l far better than before was
tackled. think II wonderful medicine J. EREAM.
'u.e, l. G.tth,l. Of ST Louis. writes: have h-en
afflicted for Wears with qf;c,a II TIE Lrer which
DISH j nay lcah. ,rrl every thing and every thing
fd! - recI. and i;.,. been hIt,krI-i, wn man
Ia >''l from 'thcr than Arrangement ef
Il lar "! irlgNci pastor. the Rev. Mr. Espy. advised
lie I" Try Su>a aria because hc said he knew yu.
an an iim- iIaic worth irving Ry the bless.
in- Il I': i - cured and has purified my tlocd
Is :" i..aAc Of feel Young again. The
IL; III l.. YIN is half j enni
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(LARKS ORIENTAL LIQUID

" White, for Whitening the skin. giving the cunlpleAl
clear, !0ig and beautiful cNptes>iUl. removing tan
Heekit>. liAllics. &C. WARRANTED t. contain nothing
iriuls The skin. Price
one dollar Also. very superl" II tce OF Liquid Rouge
Sold hulesaie a retail 10y Gran. lie Clark, Boston
Drug Store los liaUIer street. corner ol Sae Whole
sale asent>-Geo. {. Go0dW iii Co, NJ. s. Burr 4 Co.
Carter. tcord Preston. For sale apoinecares thru
out III. Country.
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or THE
Latest Improved Patterns,
from the celebrated manufactures Of NOURSE.
MASON Co. Boston. and X. l.. ALLEN,
New York. manufacturers whose implements and
machines are acknowledged to be the BEST, and
to take PRECEDENCE OF ALL OTHERS
made in this country.
In the article of PlOWs he would call the cs-
pccial attention Of the farmers to Nourse, Mason
x Co.'S new series Of EAGLE PLOWS, called
Deep Tillers,"
which embrace that variety Of sizes and forms of
mould.boards fitted to every kind of soil, and to
the peculiarities of every variety of Agriculture.
Another implement of great importance i'll hus-
bandry, and late invention, is
HOWE'S HORSE HOE.
This article is designed for the cultivation of
frequent stirring Of the soil. 1t is light. easily
managed. turns. pul,erizes and mixes the soil,
and is consequently highly destructive to weeds.
and great improvement ON the common cuti,a-
tor or harrow.
The subscriber has also made arrangements
with the
North Wayne Scythe Company,
and the DOUGLAS AVE CO.. by which he can
furnish these well-known implements to the Trade
as cheap as they can be bought IN Boston, The
patronage Of merchants and dealers is solicited
In addition to the abOve,t the subscriber is agent
for JOhnsons
PATENT WIRE FENCING,
for cemeteries, gardens and front yards. &c
Hon. Marshall p. Wilder, president of the T. S.
agricultural Society says of this article:
Il have recently examined some of the netting
of the Lowell Wire Fence Company. for Fences,
Trellises, etc. From my own experience and that
Of others, cannot doubt that it is perfectly prac-
ticable as fence for fields and gardens or that it
is we'll adapted to all uses where strong, close,
elegant. economical and durable fence is requir-
ed. Fencing like this has. for some years. been
extensively used in Great Britain; and, since it
can now be made at a much less cost, by ma
chinery, it would seem to be equally adaptive to
the United States. know of no fencing so good
as this, that can be procured for $50 per rod.
the highest price asked for the most costly kinds
of this netting; and this is, probably. the only
fencing of equal merit that be bought for 81
80 per rod.
''As material for Rose-trelises. Grape-trellis-
Is, and ornamental work in gardens, think it
unequalled, in cheapness. durability and beauty,
by anything yet devised
This article can be seen on the grounds of Mr..
1. Fairbanks. st. Johnsbury.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

WiiITELAW'S ESTATE
~ tkNtN n, CAIEp DISTRICT, IS
.''-l c.l ~ 81. Juhn>Jury, i'll said istrict,
: April ID 800:
~ HAVE. Eat Oh the last " i'll tesla
81 hl'ria" ATE Of Kyecate, in said dit, de-
100 render all acct vi his ADMINISTRATION,
l'.' dtt'Lit against said estate iUr eA-
ale" ~ the pUrpuse OF making par
-- IL the re>itiue Of said estate. under
. '''ll' among the p"T.on> " To are ty
- 80 ''iHe IL Is therefore ordered by SAID
D. sdii'e come under consideration and he
; '~~'- ONCE, ST Johnsbury, vn the Gth
- 90 And II Is further ordered.
a. ''..e!"strG be Notified hereof BY putii-
g. =! NE record oi this order ill the
-. -'-'' u d'St JchI>bury. three weeks sue
% = S,,!d TN. ol hearing, that they may
as. The allowance of said account, il
49, anu also lie Leard by said court, i'll the
"Li distribution vi said estate.
'''' OiTseora AGA L. "h"0 L. 'uas'
Attest. ASA L. FRENCH, Judge
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l.: .pe:,,i:. Heart Disease. Fits. Epilep.
~. Ncln me holy. NeurnlEta

NLiy r,rarkali # these affections have teen
ia. " Ia" aiaii'c power If this medicine. II stmu
l:> tv Mia: !l.uri!, yCoill, actn, and thus
Iiri- wlltl would be SUPPOSED beyond Its
Al. >-i remedy has long been required ly the utA
cc>>i~ ~ the ! - AMI c,nfidcut that this will
IL I'll Il. III that Ia, Il, liz can do
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,
T0H TIE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs. Colds. Influenza, H0arseness
Group. Bronchitis. Inc ipient Con.
sumption. and for the Relief
o. (OMsUmpsive Patients
in advanced Stages
Of the Disease.

THIS i 4 remedy universally known 70 surrass any
IL. tn &c threat and lung complaints that il
r- !,ir - publish tie evidence ii lis yriurs Its
Erys.l ~ ''ucc IL coughs and colds. and lis trlv
nal clr,> 81 pulmonary d,,:s-, have made j;
h.au III .lr!t The civilized nations Of the earth.
..r iii;,.i,i. families. among Ia.
49, h4'. L. li- nal experience Of lie Effects
IL ji'- tri y III thar ni> e its victory the
SUI ; ,.i'i,> disorders If tie throat and lungs.
4 al liz dreadful fatality II these disorders, and
IS hi..w. i.,,. ia fleets q this Ien-y. heed Lot
"a than them that il Ils all the
nj nave Wren making tie which have
Il Strongly NJ The c''lii,:'nrr Of n.aDkini.
Prepared br En- J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
And Tor -. e y J. {. BINGHAM and HJYr Z
GREEN. :. Join>b.ry. and druggists genera lly
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ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate.
!.tori Attest,
Fix II NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
~ANIEIC MARTINS ESTATE

~ i-'s' uth IN - f.S n r..
>.tIE OF VERMONT Caledonia District IS
q" mt hell at 81. Johnsbury in said District
- ..'- 81. ! April 4. u. l-GH:
~ -. : >rI'h VI. Stevens. administrator on
>i'u'tt Martin. late Of llar'iNi,k in said dis
- Sc .ru!"--s t. render all account al his
% ~ I" present hiS account against
examination and allowance for
" 8 "a iGlnS Partition and distribution
g Ill! estate, ul.t.cr i decree ot said
- s''!> 'iIi> VII" are by law entitled 10 the
'.r. = ur,i"rs. by >Hid Court that the same
.-t ritlpn ,nd be heard III the Probate of
Ill.,, oh the ST. day 81 May. \. ID l,tu
'r'i"rrI. that All pc.>,n- interested he
= h!i' atI'n OF copy II the record OF
.-- ..- -' oman. printed AZ ST. Juhisbury.
."'~Nr.N prev u said tim" II hear.
.-d. appear and contest the allowance
= ICY >..r II-c.i!ii also be- LtIru by said
'- 49, 81 partition and distribution ~ said
,--itte>t. ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge
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ELIJAH WILLARD.

reduced prices. He would invite all in want Of
work in his line. and that like to be honestly
dealt with, to give him call. SLIT
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-ittest. ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge
:.t,r!
a !. FRENCH Judge of Probate SJS7
: NOIICEnf SETTLEMENT

- NO1ICEnf SETTLEMENT
DEED : IATCH'S Estate
'7 'LHMONr. CALEDONIA DISTRICT 81.
.'.-' !.clj al 81. Juir.sbury in said district
tpr' \. D lS;I.
4..' bual.I.lan. Executor Of the last will 4
'i'r!S Hatch late ii Barnet. IA said
7'P">c> t"rch'!er an account Of his adj
'-."' lrcNri.t his account against said es-
O. .'h and allowance. !or the purpose OF
.-.'.i distribution! y! the residue I'll said
-'' 80 %! laid court. among the persons
'ititic'! :" the same: II j. therefore
com that The sane come under consider
' II IL" Probate O!!ite i'll 81. Johns
"IF 81 May. 4 u. Lou. And il is
mai All persons interested tc notified
....'!4 - copy oi the record Oh this order
She J. !Atcd II 81 Johnsbury. three Weeks
'.'A> L. aid time Oi hearing. that they
De-. a.i"~t tAe allowance. Of said account, If
dnd also be heard by said court in tue
--'.--9.l aid distribution vi said estate.
By the Court
asa !. FRENCH. Judge Of Probate.
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DIANOS AND MELODEONS TO
DRONZED IRON GOODS. HAT

~ Trees, Umbrella Stands, Brackets and Building
hardware, Manufactured 10y I. W. Blown, No. IS uiou
street. Boston. Send for circulars showing designs aud
prices. s5-oy
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Sehirru- Cancer TumOrs. Enlargement.
t.Seratf0n, Carries and EXfOliatiOn Of
Slie Bones.

.'at Nfliy 81 cases have been reported 70 where
c'i'> De-: fl-o' rIi.a; com; aIu,- have resulted fvm
III" us Il His rii~iy tr: space here will not admit
t.''r SIN" 4 them lay be found American
taIar. which tn agents below aarnc! are pleased 10
i:iiIisl gratis L. .,ii VII, call fJr them.
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aptr,s Sarsapmilla,
FOR pIrRIEvINc TIE prnnn

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
And for the speedy Of the suhjoned varieties Il
Disease:
scrofnla and Scrofulous Affections such
a s: juniors, Ulcers. Sores, Eruptions,
flmples, PuStules, BlOtches Roils
Blains, and all Skin Diseases.
OAKLAND. Ind. 9th June 1850
!. AVER Ia. Gents: feel it my duty to A.
knowledge what Your Sarsaparilla has done for m.
lawns nheFeia Scrofulous infection. have suffered
H"E II IN various for Years. Sometimes II bursf
out IN icers on my hands and arms; sometimes IL
turned inward and distressed me At tn. stomach IT,
Years so Ii tTohe out my head and covered INV scalp
and ears with which painful and loafh.os
beyond description tried many medicines and several
physicians but without much relief from any thing In
tact the disorder grew worse At length rejoiced
u read In the Gospel Messenger that YOU had rretar-d
al Alternative 'Ssrsalara fr knew from Your reputa,
ton that any thing You made must lie good sent 70
Clninnati and 90; IL and used it till cured me- took
If, you advise small doses Of a teaspoonful over
III n;ii and s>r almost three bottles. New and healthy
SKIN soon began TO form under the scsb which after
While rii oil My skin Is clear, and know BY my
feelings that the disease has gone from nv system You
tan well believe that feel what saving when tell
yi that hold W.; 10 he Of the apostles Of the age
anu remain ever gratefully. Yours.
ALFRED B. rALLEY.
st. AnthOny's Fire. Rose or Erysipelas.
letter and Salt Rhe UNI. Scaid Head,
RinSwOrm, Sore Eyes, Dr0psy.
III. f'iHit ~ frPnie writes from Salem, y. l., ISth
srlt- l>5'. that he has cured nveternte case Of
PcrSH which Threatened 10 terminate fatally BY the
perseveTing Of Sarsalarilla and also danger
OTIS attack If Malignant Erys,~Lds by large doses Of the
same; says he cures the common Ery,tons by it con-
stan;ly.
BronchOcele, Goitre or Swelled Neck.
Z-l'uoa Sloan # Prospect. Tcxas writes Three bot
Ties II your Sarsaariila cured ne from Goitrv hid
eor' >wrilinE the Neck, which had suffered from
over rwo years
LeHcorrhTa or Whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
Dr. j H. :. Claiming. Of New York City, writes II
most chrully comply with the request Of your agent in
saving have funl your Sarsararilla excellent
a'ratise IN the numerous complaints for which We
employ such remedy. hut especially in Finale Dtscoses
ii tn scr"!uous dathe,s have cured many nvetsr-
ale rse> Of Lucrrhrl by il. and where the COM
plant w:> caused iy unerdon of the u.rus The ulcer
alton I,-c!f Wa cured Nothing within NV kpoxl-
edge "iuaiS IL for tii.s' f.mal. arrangements
Edward :. Marrow. 81 Newlury Ala. writes A dan.
cer'i- "rird fuhn"r If the females in nv family
"tici had dc.id all fh- remedies could empoy has
At i-' been completely cured 10y your Extract Of Sar-
sai'ai' Our physician thought nothing but extirpa-
'i could aft ri relief hut he advised the trial Of YOUR
Sasa,iilli a. the last resort before cutting and Il
proved ,rrciu After taking your remedy eight weeks
no symptom of the disease r.msins-
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~ YEARS. DIR. S. @. RICH IN
NATURAL HISTORY STORE

10 fremont street. Boston. Charles e.. Brew, e.
dcaieT III preserved ofdS and atis, I've birds, fine
singing Calailcs. cages. st lis, minerals insects
u!liilaht tiiri> and nttUidi CuI">iIeS Also aquar
TANKS. gold fish and globes glass shades bird s, OF Mi
hlhu>, t>t> bid sand, tatsi,, iIlis &C. Birds and
alaiS ic>erI ed 10 order When from other places
they " III Ur carefully packed.
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(tHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY


aiia fc>cfI ed 10 order. When from other places
they Vii ur careful, packed
(tHESTNCT GROVE WHISKY
" made purely from Eye-This is 10 certify thai
Me>i> Bow and wifi Boston, are my authorized
sole agents ter the sale OF Chestnut hi, in
Bust III ilr the +. States Purchaser, ui,i sec ,l1, my
fac sIiillie Is on the aocl "i each both,
CHAS. WHARTON Jr
Philadelphia, Feb l3 $50.
BoSToN, March J. 1859
Genteren-l have made chemical anaiy sis Of COM
mercl samples vi Chestnut Grove hiskv which proves
to be Tree from heavy Fu>l OILS perfectly pure and
uladueratrd The lIC .aI OF this whisky is derived
froin the gram used in turing H. KeSpeC tfl;lv
A. A. HAYES. NJ. D.. State Assayer l6 Bu, lstou 81
Hearing before the Legislative Committee 1859 ON the
management vi the State Liquor Agency.
O. Has Or. JaCASU ever criticised the
the agency;
4. think not; he has sometimes asked why We did not
get Cei tain articles like Chestnut Grove Whisky, which
le SAID the best whisky.
This hsky is for sale by first class groccrS and drug
gi>ta generally. The trade cautioned against hutl-
luii paCk Is and labels BOWMAN SWIFT
General Coin'i>>"! Merchants. North Market street
Boston Francis q. BnwnaIi. Albert h. Swift.
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HUSTAVUS A. MILLER e. co.

~ Piano Forte Manufacturers, l. . Washington Street
Those i'll wait 81 good Instrument 10 eXai-
e 81! lie OF Grand Square Pianos, with powerful
repeating Patent Acti'n newly Introduced Pianos to
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AS FINTl RES. Manufactured bv

I Aei-'-. hdilulitCtuItu Nv
y" Hooper Co., ackII' wlcdrcd 10 he the best made in
!Nt'GI'lN. Also. French Gas Fixtures silver ,rr
1'"'!' v at'h' 'ti a': lr"DZes. II B. SIanwood
I o., US W dsi.St"h Il Lear Winter ST Bosto1
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North Wayne Scythe Company,

and the DOUGLAS AXE CO.. by which he can
furnish these well-known implements to the Trade
as cheap as they can be bought IN Boston. The
patronage Of merchants and dealers is solicited
In addition to the above,,hc subscriber is agent
for JOhnSons
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-07-25
TRIBUTE OLE

At a meeting of Asheville Division, held at their
Hall, July 4th, 1850, the following preamble and reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted by the Division:
WHEREAS, the Al-wise dtsposer of human events
has seen nit, in his wisdom, to remove from our midst
Brother VIM. f. Roberts, it is hereby
Resolved, That we sincerely regret the loss of one
from among us, whose kind heart and generous
impulses made him the favor1te of all-that he was q
true, and an open, free hearted friend those who knew
him well attest. His genial spirit and ever ready good
nature gave him a place i'll the hearts of many of his
associates which will not soon be filed. just left
home for a trip of pleasure, the summons came and
he was suddenly called to meet his God. A few weeks
since he was as bright and as gay as any one. Lethis
end remind us" be We also ready
That while we deeply mourn the loss OF our friend
and brother, we submit with resignation to the will
of Him who doeth all things well, and earnestly hope
that our bereaved friends may find consolation il
these precious words The Lord hath given and the
Lord hath taken away, blessed be the name of the
Lord"
That this unexpected visitation of Gods powel
should make us more mindful of the uncertainty o
life and the sure coming OF death. judgement and eter
nifty, and that it urges US to strive to live holier ant
better lives, while in the enjoyment of health ant
strength OF body and mind.
That as a token of respect for our deceased fellow
member we wear the usual badge of mourning TO
thirty days, and that a page of the book of record b.
inscribed to his memory also. a copy of these rsso
lutions be sent to the family of the deceased, and tina
they be published in the Asheyile papers, with tn
request that the Spirit of the Age copy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-07-25
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
PULM0EIG

The Original MEDICINE ESTABLISHED IN 1887, AND
first article of the kind ever introduced under the
name of sPULMONIC WAFERs, in this or any
other country; all other Pulmonic Waters are coun.
t%erfeits. The genuine can be known by the name
BRYAN being stamped on each WAFER.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Haarseness.
BRYAN'S PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest
BRYAN'S PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRYAN'S PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the Uyula and the Tonsils.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are a Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Are in q simple form and pleasant to the taste
BRYAN'S PULMoNIC WATERS
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting Cures
BRYAN'S PULMoNIC WATERS
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No Family should be without a Box of
BRYAN'S PuLMONIC WATERS IN THE HOUSE
No Traveller should be without a supply Of
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS IN HIS POCKET.
No person viii ever object to give for
BRYAN'S WATERS TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS
JOB MOSES. Sole proprietor, Rochester, N. Y.
gists in the United States.
May 5, 1850, 37-eow1y