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WARWICK CAMP MEETING
Camp Meeting of the members of the NJ. Z.
Church of Warwick Circuit will commence
on Thursday the 10th inst, in the woods Of
A D. Caulk. Esq, near Warwick.
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DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS
TO WITNESS THE
GREAT EASTERN
All ANN APOIIS.

Y y
Gs,n~- "a The steamer Syhi!ldir,
s9s;;arqts,$9tt:sS4 viii make an Excursion to
Annapolis, leaving Port Deposit
on MONDAY, the eth of August. 1860, ut 6
O'Clock, and Havre de Grace at g O'Clock;
returning, will leave the ship the same
evening.
g~Faro for the Round Trip only S1.Go
FROM SASSAFRAS RIVER.
The Boat will also make an Excursion
from Sassatras River, leaving Georgetown
on TUESDAY, at A. NJ, Fredericklown at
, O'Clock, Reybod's Wharf at u O'Clock,
Bettcrton at o'clock, REMARKS Wharf at
81 O'Clock A. NJ. returning the same evening.
Uy-Farc for the Excursion only $l.00
On Wednesday, the Sth Of August,
The Whilldon will make another Excursion
trip to the Great Eastern, leaving Delaware
City at O'Clock A. M, st. Georges at 6
O'Clock 4. NJ, Chesapeake City at 3 O'Clock
"a. NJ, and returning the same evening.
Arrangements made for boarding the
Great Eastern.
Fare for the Excursion only 81 so
A. l.. COLMAkY,
Aug 4, 1850 Captain.
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kBasCc.
VNllE County Commissioners will meet Mt
Il. their Office, in Elkton, on TUESDAY,
me l4th day If August, inst, to receive and
act upon accounts of Road Supervisors for
repairs of roads for 1850, and to attend to
such business as may be brought before them.
BY Order. J. S. CRAWFORD.
aug t, looo-2w. Clerk.
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No Pills seem to give such universal satisfac ton
2 Prepared only by Dir SwANYE 4 Son, No.
North 9TH Street, above Market. rulLApELrulA,
sold by Dr.. II. H. MITCHELL and DIR. JOS.
:" AhlAGE, ELK1oN, and all Druggists and Store
Keepers throughout the county and state
July l. lSGU-m3.
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NOTICE..

wv
gElNG DESTROYS not to act any longer as a
- Constable, hereby give notice TO Ill
persons for whom have obtained judgments
or done any other business, that they must
employ some other officer to close up said
business. CIAS. W. BENNY.
Aug 4, 1860.
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DEE. JAMES Nj. CLEMENT,
SURGEON DENTIST,

GRADUATE of THE rESSsYLvNtA C0bIHaE.
nHEICE at the residence of S. Clement, near
- LoMBARDVII.LE, Cecil county. Md. and
IL ready to perform AL operations in the DeI.tal
proIcs ,iUn, in a neat, delicate and durable MAN
uer. M. CLEMENT, d. d.. s.
July 81, 1S60-:jm'
A GnICULTURAL IMP Il EN- NTS -
~ Corn Shelters. Straw Cutters. Grain Fans.
Hove Ior sale By JOHN PARTRIDGE
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Iumber! Lumber Lumber! =!
100 000 F&ET 4 SIDING, sawed 6, 7
iOO.UOU and inches wide.
81, OCD CHERRY PLANK anil sCANTLING
fuO,UUU FEET IA COMMON ctfLLTNGS
~ ,UCU GRUBs and BINDERS for Bridging.
Also Panel select .Jost, Scantling, and all kinds
Of Lumber ia the rough
A@ Low :or tho Cash, or approved paper, by
holland 4 Co,
June % 1850 Port Deposit Md.
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The Deputy Marshall furni shes the
following Aims House Statistics whole
number Of faupers 81 of these are blind
idiotic and 5 insane. Number of females
%; number of blacks u born in Maryland
81; in othe States TO- foreigners 1 the Oldest
SO years, youngest months.
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A Camp Meeting will commence on the 10th
inst at or near Aberdeen, Hartford Co., on
the line of the Phil, Will, & Bait, r.. r.
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The election of a Board of Ma,

The election of Board of Man
ayers of the Mutual Fire Ins. Co., of this
county takes place to-day. The vacancy
occasioned by the death of G. VI. Eldrdge.
Esq, late President of the Board, is to be
filled. With that exception we presume the
old Board will be reelected, as there is no
reason for a change, but rather the reverse.
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NARIEG:ATED.
WHITE.


Castillo,
nhd all k nls Of
Toilet Soaps, Chemical Olive Scan
OF pure material SETTLED. PALE snd BROWN
SOAP, English Sal Soda and Pearl Starch con-.
stantly on hani.
Sperm, Adannntins and 7allou Cnndi.s
of all sizes
Having adopted the Cash System am enabled
70 oler my Goods at the lowest prices. Hoping
that you Will call .fill examine for your,.lf both
tie goods and wicrs before purch Using elsewhere,
am very respectfully,
F. CONWAY
Aug t. 1850. PnIIprIru,.
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KERCHNER,
WHOLESALE .AND REFILL
BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTURER
NO. 7 SAINT PAUL STREET.
ENTERI description of CUSTOM WORK made
Land u GOOD FIT warranted. <nrN
DRAWINGS TAKEN OF THE wv
FEET, and rair of Lasts kept Rn
expressly for each
Gu S T o NJ E R,
Iy which means the BOOT FITS as easy when Grst
put as usuaily when half worn out.
ST n A n & ERS
Leaving their measure when in the city. can have
their BOOTS sent to any part Of the Union.
Tao undersigned plidss himself on making
GOOD WORK,
fad wiN suffer no other 10 leare his establishment
n. bail the latest French styles kept on hand
Jan I. 1850 ly.
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Dissolution Of Co-PartmcrshiU,

HASsVbntsO1 Oh SO.E1ftUccSn1U,
T'lIE Co-Partncrship heretofore existing
l. between the subscribers IL Ter the name
and firm OF Nicholson \ Logan, iS lE.v day
Che l'th Of July } dissolved by mutual con.
sent. J. a. X. Nicholson is authorised to
settle the business of tbe late firm. The
BRICK business will hereafter by carried on
by }. a. X. Nicholson.
JAS. A. X. NICHOLSON,
SAM EEL LOGAN, JR.
july IL, 1850: :Aag 4, ISG0-Gn
c. II. ElSENBRANDT T. SON.
70 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.
ESTABLISHED 1911.
Have constantly hnni a full assortment Of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
of every descriptions.
yIOLTNs.
GUITARS,
FLUTES.
CLARIONETS.
ACORDEDNS.
BANJOES,
DC. &C.. DC.
just received fresh supply of our uell.knovn,
Brass and German Shrcr Instruments
Also, DRUMS OF all sizes and most beautiful
finish. IAuy4 Issm
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1-Thc weather is accommodating in
everything but giving rain W. have charm.
irg variety OF temperature Yesterday for
instance the thermometer in the morning
showed 63 deg, afternoon % deg. This
morning at clock so deg and "a: noon
ptrharsit may be no less than 90
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Boston & neu uOrk EMBELLISHMENTS.
OUTER, CHEESE AND PRODUCE
ID COMMISSION house
3l'and 81 SOM Market SD. Bost0n.

81 and 80 South Market Street. Boston
Having removed my location from City Wharf, take
this method 10 inform my consienees and all others in
tcrostcd particularly e sales Of Butter and Cheese
ed facilities for doing their business, and would solicit
consgnments being sensible that owing TO the compc
ton and high prices paid for Produce, that the margin
Is small for profit 10 The consgnor aer deductug ex-
itics, low rents and small expenses, shall make my
charges very low and in particular for the
larger or regular consignments
have Cash capital and other Cash facilities.
- Country Produce Of all kinds received and sod on
Commission.
Liberal advances made on consignments.
Account sales and rcmitonces made promptly
ness entrusted 20 tug caro-
store location one OF the vcrv best
Cellar the best IN my experience fnr Butter.
Rents and expenses unusually low
Terms for business moderate.
Quotations and remarks perfectly re'iahlc
htrERENoEs-for my present Commercial standing
refer you 70
Charles Ellis, Esq, Presidcn, Howard banking Co..
Boston
Charles Lane, Esq Director Bank North America
Boston
9 \ Seymour, Esq., ogdensbursh, n. Y.
Y. Is. Allen & Son, do
II. b. sowes Esq. ST. Adams, VI
For my personal and business reputation In this City,
James Nj Bcebc, Esq, Merchant.
Apheus Hardy ESQ.
Bingham, JOY & Co.. Produce.
II Ammidown Co. Commission Merchants.
Samuel Walker s. Co., Produce.
Covcrse, Harding a Co.. Merchants.
Jewctt Tbbets Co, Merchants.
Potter Dcmnon, Provisions
Stone & Eldredge. Provisions.
P.s 1.-THE statements and references are satisacto-
ry rust there will be disappointment from expert
encc by consignors, NJ. +. wOOD.
May u, 1899 1890
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MARTYREn HEADS !

OF heads Of hair ruined by the of dele
ferrous dyes for which scientific authority Is response
ole chlsrADoRo's EXCELSIOR DYE
on inc contrary presents the hghes, scientific creden-
tails 1t has been analysed by Dr. Chiffon. who stands
at the head Of our Experimental Chemists and he states
IN his certificate that nothing injurious enters into lis
composition. This UNQUALIFIED APPROVAL ad.
ded to the weknown fact that 1t is the reliable and
he most natural dye ever manufactured, have given
immense prestige and the sales running up from
month to month, with rapldy that severely taxes the
energies aud resources of the proprietor.
- sold everywhere, and applied by all hair dressers-
Nhi'iAookO No, Aston House, Nov York sOsS
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L OONJ rIME TO suRscRInE i OOO

." IHE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN"
writes the Hon. JoHN WENrwoRrH in the Chicago Dem
ocrat, Is the name Of WITHOUT QUESTION, THE BEST
STATES"
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMEN Is published Week
y-i0 pages quarto and entered upon its Fifteenth Vol
ume with labO-inauguratna at that time several i'm
Provemonts - among them an improvements - among
them an enlarged page, larger type, aud increased
amount " Contents
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN forms far the most
complete aud practical Journal for the Farmer and Coun
NY Resident published In this country. Terms Two
Dollars Year. Address with remittance for Sample
Numbers. LUTHER TUCKER n son,
Albany, n. Y.
- Arrangements have just been completed By which
the publishers Of rHE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN are
enabled TO offer Two Hundred and Fifty Of the best
strawberry Plants, a. Premium for Five Subscribers
ucuafs with Prospeciusos aud Posters. l.. Il. 3 Son
sos
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% cents, triaI b0Nes TO cents.
DIR. CLARKE'S HERB SYRUP.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
D r.. c II Il E 5 l. NJ A Ms p ILLS

Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman NJ D.,
NEW YORK CITY.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are tho
result OF long aud extensive practice They are mild
in their operation, and certain in correcting all rregu-
larires, Painful Transformations, removing all distractions
whether from cold otherwise, headache pain in the
side palpaion Of the heart whites All nervous afec-
tons Mysteries fatigue pain in the back aud limbs &C..
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption Of nature
TO MARRIED LADIES,
VI, cheeseman's Pills invaluable as they will bring
on snS monthly period with regularity. Ladies who have
ueeh Unsupported in the Of other Pills can place the
that they represent TO do.
NOTICE
There Is one condition no female fe,n IN ,ehie6
TIE PiHs cannot be taken oith6ut p,odtciag a PECU.
LIAR RESULT The condition retsyredfS Is pREG.
NANCf-the resuh, MISCARRTAGE. such Is he
irresistible tendency Of the medicine to restore fe seral
functions 10 normal condition. that eueq tho reprodc-
fire pOoer Of nature cannot resist Il.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
injurious Explicit directions, which SHOULD be read
accompany each box. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to
the General Agent
Sold by one Druggist in every town in the United
States r. b. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent for the United States,
1865 Chambers ST., New York,
10 whom all Wholesale ORDERS should be addressed.
w sold by $. p REDPIELD. Montpelier, VI il'0S
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Special Autires.
THE DISEASES OF HORSES

We may safely say that large noiorty of Horse o-n
ers are entirely ignorant Of the nature cause and prope
treatment OF the various diseases which horses are la
this ignorance thousands OF valuable horses are
ruined for want OF timely attention DIR Sweets Inf,i
ore l1ninent is acknowledged to be the best external
nave Il at hand 1t is recommended by norsemen in The
'HbnNst ttIma. 1874
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Mr.. sherman had, Jog
Mr. Smith (of N. CO 1l2
Mr. Cufwin,
Mr. Stevens moved that the House adjourn Til Mon
doy. Carried by majority. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
There was great crowd IN the House, aud many la
dies the floor There was some discussion as to
whether they should be excluded Finally the ladies'
about forty in number, began to retire from the floor
The House called and the only absentees reported
were Messrs Brown Of Ky aud c. b. Coehrane and Stall
worth,
The House decided to proceed the election Of spea-
Mr. Sherman rose amid profound silence He said
throughout this prolonged contest, he had been suppg
ed by large plurality " hs friends They TN nov pau
adhered to him with fidelity and devotion when ~ -
spccted and which he believed had received th9
Of their constituents. On the other hand ~ i, go
their ancient and national advcrsaries DoNen ,, lag
mcnts they have some Of thell NY ~ ~ n ~
written agreement 90 prevent pnlul,y w w
from prescribing rules for The ,ba, n RonYbiio,n
They have heard others precle l f." ~ ~. ao, s
should be elected presdent "i the Nhsu states tny
would tear down this i ,hev b' seor ,3.r .nccnt
i,.s. hrotcn, dispersed and disorganized, unite in
snppor,ing scntleman here, in open and avowed hos
,ility IN their organization
"'Iy esid regret extremely and believe It would be
national calamity 20 have any who is supporter,
focily indirectly Of this administration, who owed
any allegiance Or favor or affection occupying any po-
sitiod ia this House I should regret Il public
lamy to have the power Of this House directly or ndi
recy, under the control Of this administration, and
would be- Il seems me- fatal mistake, fatal policy,
to trust the power Of this House in the hands, under
the control Of gentlemen who have proclaimed that 10
any event and under any circumstances, they would dis
solve the Union Of these States.
regardtas the highest duty Of patriotism to submerge
personal feeling and hat every should sacrifice all
private feelings and all private interests for the good Of
his country.
Amer Mr.. sherman concluded. the House proceeded
% vote
The result Of the vote announced amid breathless
silence. Whole number " votes 23i Necessary 20 a
choice 49, Pennington ll5 Smith Of n G. ll3 Scat
tcriug o.
MI Winslow moved that the House proceed to anoth.
or vote, which resulted a follows. Whole number Of
votes 232. Necessary 90 choice M. Pennington us
Smith ll3i Davis OF Indiana 2 Allen Bocock L.
The aggregate vote osseucd by Mcsrs. Pennington
and Smith not voting.
Aner some further flbustering the House preceded
20 a third vote
Whole humber Of votes, 1872
Necessary 20 a choice III
Pennington 10
smith. ll3
Scattering,
ANer conversation the House adjourned.
nALLo1 OK TUESDAY.
Necessary to a choice III
Pennington, ZIG
MeCierand 81
Gimor,
Mcqueen,
Nilsson,
Scattering,
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" When Frank Blair was stumping Min
nesota, at the close of one of his meetings
the following scene took place A gentleman
IN the audience rose and said that it q had
been charged by the bunker press that Frank
Blair himself held slaves" and if he would
not consider it an impertinence, the audience
would like to be enlightened Mr.. Blair re.
piled that he was embarrassed to find that the
Democracy would not permit him to form
and regulate his own domestic institutions in
his own way, subject to the Constitution of
the United States. Laughter But while
1t was painful to him to be called out upon
matters so entirely personal to himself there
was nothing in that record which he wished
to conceal, Cheers. He said he inherited
slaves from kind and merciful father, that
he had purchased slaves himself, but only to
prevent the separation of families, and ulti-
ma,ely to free them. Great applause. He
had emaneipated more slaves than he now
owned, cheers and that he now only own
ca sueh as he was forbidden to emancipate by
the laws OF Missouri--they being either too
old or too young to take care of themselves
Here the audience rose, and gave him three
hearty cheers. lie said that for four lone
years he had fought the slave power upon its
own ground, carrying his life upon his sleeve
for any rufiian to pluck off; that all his now.
ers were consecrated to the emancipation of
his native South from the chains of degrade
ton that bore her down, and that he expect
ed to live to see Missouri free soil, the peace
Iui ana prosperous abode of free men,
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COUNTY TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

The Friends Of the Prohibtotv law q, ,ho c,,. -,
Washington are hereby notified 10 meet Al The Grand
Jury hoom in Montpelier, on "Wednesday Fen An a.
IL clock, A NJ, for the purpose u nominating Conn
y Commissioner for the ensuing year, also Il, e II
the Temperance men Of the County will instruct thc
County Committee 20 call a Convention some time nes,
summer to nominate a Temperance Ticket for County
ed. PEn onnrn CousTv Cnw
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Cru ADVERTISEMENTS.
II o o N T r A G T O r s.
ENefxEuu's OrrtoE, VT. a. CANADA r. R.}


Burlington, Vt. January 80, 1867
Sealed proposals will be yed at this Olcc up 20
" o'clock, (noou) February 10TH 1850 for an the grad
ing. masonry, tunncng, and Whathug required the
three different surveyed for the extension NJ the
Vermont Canada Railroad. terminating in Burlington
VI
The excavations and entertainments are heavy, the
haul easy aud large portion Of the material sand and
gravel The work is conveniently located and offers
many inducements 20 contractors.
Separate bids will be received for the entire work.
for separate portions Of II each surveyed.
The successful bidder bidders must be prepared to
execute contract within foryoght hours after they
oeve notice that their proposals are accepted giving
bonds with approved security for the completion Of the
work within the time specified
The work must be commenced within six days after
the execution OF the contract and must be completed By
the First Day Of Deocm' or, 1860.
Specifications Plans and Prodes of the several pro-
posed Routes he at this Office.
copy % the Specifications will be sent by Mail when
applycd for
No attention will be paid to Bids which not made
In accordance with the Specifications.
8l.Sl ID. c LiNSLEY, Engineer.
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Congressional.


The South Americans voted for smith 1of N q W.
Ious Democrats now seeing there was prospect Of an
eeeuon changed their votes TO him Some made bref
Explanations to the effect that they wanted to promote
nsLnonl m the contest. There was frequent applause
aha NAKED attention was paid all sides.
N, Morris, lot Pa) Milward, Nixon Scranton and
for Smith. ''' '"ei"@"' ho" voted
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Marriagfs.

AZ the Orange County Hotel, in Chelsea, Jan. 2ith
by Rev Jas c. Houghton H. g. DWIGHT ESQ on Ner,
shire, and Mrs Fanny Noyes. Of Chelsea.
In Waitshed, Mr.. Dorriek S. stoddard Of w. and
Miss Daniha NJ. Dudley Of Fayston.
In Walden. Jan. %, Mr. Amasa Stevens and Mis-
orvila Clifford, both Of Walden
, In East IArdwick Jan 10Th, Mr.. Walter Powers Of
Bath, n H.. aud Miss Ellen r. Chee,er Of HAdwiei.
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TO THE LADIES.
MOTIFS MAGIC HAIR INNIGORATOR

HIGHLY PERFUMED. SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Mn. A. J. GHEEN-My Dear Sir lit affords me plea
TO inform you that the Prof Mot Magic Hair In
gotaor obtained Of YOU three months since, has been
used by my daughter with very great il stopped
the hair coming out u very short time and produced
a healthy condition II the scalp. We using the
Inugoraor t1ct article, and truly say It's quail
tiles this respect are unsurpassed Its delicate, yet
delicious. perfume is feature in its compound and
hazard nothing n saying IL stands unsurpassed in the
whole catalogue u hair remedies.
Yours with esteem,
l.. r. HBRRICK, VI. D.,
6l02 Y STATE ST. Albany, n Y.
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STANDARD OF scuoLARsHiP."-we

STANDARD OF ScHoLARsHIP. We in
vito attention to the article on the fourth page
entitled STANDARD Of Scholarship There
are are truths in it that it would be well for
very many in this section to heed. The idea
Of allowing scholars to rush over the rudi-
ments of the language, without a smat-
teiing Of what they have gone over, is prepos-
ferrous indeed Children are apt TO push
themselves forward full as fast their attain
ments will warrant, without any unnecessary
urging from their parents but when the
thoroughness Of their work is called in ques-
tiou, too many are found deficient. If pa
rents would oftener visit the school room and
ascertain the manner in which their children
are there instructed, and pay less attention to
the amount Of space gone over, less fault would
be found with the teacher, more interest would
be awakened on the part Of the scholars, and
the very object they so much desire would be
sooner accomplished.
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CIT HAS STOOD THE BEST OF ALI

l TESTS. " TINE 90 aud has sustained its reputa-
ton f0r than Thirty Years Physicians of the high
est rcspcofahy prescribe g. and Thousand, Of families
Keep b. on hand as a STANDARD Family Medicine
THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM,
prepared hy the wei known druggists. Mcssrs. Reed
Cutler Co.. Is, we have good authority flr saying
Of the best remedies for Coughs Colds aud all Pulmona
~ Complaints ever offered 70 the public 49, Boston Jor
nal
Rev. DR.. Lyman Beechcr wri,es.-"Gentlefneu Ihaye
used your Vegetable Pulmonary Basam myself with benz
eft. and have known IL be used with good effect in
families around me-
The late Rev Dr. Leonard Woods wrote. emile
mcn3 From long Of your Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam in my family circle aud among theological stu
dents have been led to regard it safe and elcac-
Gus medicine.
"Gentlemen We. the Undersigned Wholesale Drug
gists having for many years sold your Vegetable Pull
monary Balsam, happy to bear testimony It's great
efficacy in the relief aud OF Pulmonary complaints
We know OF medicine which has doserycdly sustained
so high reputation for so long term Of years. which
rarely dsapponts the reasonable expectation Of
those who IT, -(Sigued hy many Of tho largest and
oldest Druggists in the Z. States and Cauadasl
"Genilemcn lin the extensive practice az uysclf and
sons we have prescribed large quantities of your Pulmo
nary ba'.am gnd aro happy 90 say have found az ei
Pennington, n IT, Bee. ia. '59 ~ I. r9AEaris..
Tableware VI Countcrfcits and limitations g
Enquire for the article by its whole name.
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM."
Prepared only by REED, CUTLERN co, DRUGGISTS
Nos 100. nh and 10 Broad Street. Boston, Mass Price
large size, 81 small size 80 cents
For sale in Montpelier by L. 4. Pierce aud Fred E.
smith, and by APo,hecanes and Country Merchants
generally. sI03
HOUSEKEEkPER WANTED-In West
IL Roxbury, Mass, capable Of taking charge II The
entire homework " private family, consisting Of four
adults and four children. Also, other gr. as assis
tants. Good wages win be paid Nome need apply OK
sept Americans Address with full particulars 9 D. D.