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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-02-27
VERMONT ITEMS.

Assgnes and Others holding orders for oi-
lated pay Of the lst Vermont Battery. 18th
Regiment) are hereby notified that returns for
the pay Of the Battery for November and
December, have been received at the Treas
urer's office. The Paymaster making this re-
turn requests that il be explained to the as
signees that the soldiers settled their cloth
ing accounts with the u s. Government to
the 3lst Of December, and many oserdrew,
which amount is deducted from their allot-
ment.
Orderly Sergeant A. G. Vaughn. Co. ],
9th Vernon, Regiment, has received a COM
mission as 2nd Lieut., in place Of o. c.
Campbell, resigned The members Of his
Company, Immediately exhibited the respect
they bare him, by the presentation Of
splendid sword, belt, sash, and cap, costing
altogether thirty dollars
The Burlington Times says:-Iti is unlike
ly that the 7.h regiment will come North at
present This is the inference from the fact
that recruiting party from the regiment has
"NNN NiAN'NA NANh " sAN " at AfN f4l tNt Nv
The occasion Tor bridging the regiment North
has passed away with the supersedure Of Gen.
Butler.
Rev, II. Chandler, d. d., formerly Of
Waits6eld in this STATE, now over 80 years
old has asked to be released from his labor
as pastor Of the First Church in Greenfield,
Massachusetts.
Mr.. Lewis Francis, who has for many years
past been supplying tue pulpit Of the Con-
gressional church in Colchester, was on the
lsth instant ordained as an Evangelist by a
Council convened at hat place.
~ Crosby Miller Of Pomfret has received
the nomination Of County Commissioner for
Windsor County.
The Voice Among the Mountains,
published at Ludlow, has been discontinued,
on account Of the high price OF paper.
The festival recently held at Stove, result
ed in producing a fund Of $3.50.
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ESr The lecture Of Augustine Wait, Esq,
Of Stowe, at Village Hall on Saturday eve
ming, was attended by large and intelligent
audience, and was received with marked at
fetent countries Of Europe Mr.. Wait was able
to give an interesting and descriptive account
Of the life, manners and customs Of the diff
ferent classes Of people whom he met We
learn that Mr. Wait proposes to lecture
throughout the State, during the winter, on
familiar subjects, and we are confident that
the public will find in him an interesting
speaker.
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INFORMANT TO FEMALES

DIR. CHEES EMA MS PILLS
The combination Of ingredients IN these Pulls The
result u long and extensive practice They are mil
in their operation and certain correcting all rregu-
Anu,,, Painful MenstruAtons, removing all o5suuc-
tons, vheher from cold or otherwise headache pain in
the side pAptAton Of the heart, whites al nervous at
ections Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and limb,
&C., disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption Of
nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of nes era in the treatment
those irregularities and distractions which have consgh
ed q many to PREMATURE GRAVE. No female can
enjoy gold health unless she regular and whenever
takes place the general health begins to de
cline.
are the most ehectua remedy ever known for all com
plants peculiar 30 Females To all classes they
valuable inducing oitA tainty periodical regularity
They are known % thousands. who have used them Al
different periods. throughout the country having th'
sanction Of the most eminent Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not .,
used Nth each boK-the rice one Dollar per Box,
tanning from so 20 81 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, by remttus to the. PRO
prietor sold ~ druggists generally.
X B. HUTCHiNS Proprietor,
20 Cedar St. New York.
sold by s Redfeld. and l.. T Pierce 3 Co.. Mont
pelier also by } W. Roby < Co., Burlington.
May27.dSvlT
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Deaths.

In Duxbury. FEB 9Th. Of dip,hcfa Lucy Ann. daush.
ter y Cad aud Mareu Crosset aged II years months
and days.
Sweet angel Lucy, thon Art gone
To dwell in upper skies
Where pain and sickness never came,
Aud s0rfows never rise.
We miss thee here sweet sister dear,
Oh why 40 brief thy stay
An angel called our Lucy dear,
And she's gone with him 20 stay.
In Glover, FEB q, ofconsun phon, Emma r.. dAugh-
of James and RtbeccA Fisk formerly NJ Eas, Mon
peler aged 10 years Lovely Ia lie. happy in death
In Notihheld. Feb is, Nj. SAMUEL Dunsmoor aged
70 years.
In hospital, Faifax Court House. W., Jan
&c Mr.. Chss C. Colbun Of Co C., 10 b Regiment Of
Vermont Volunteers, aged "a years
His Captain writes. hc was CORD and true soldier
And We tender The thanks II bis widow and hiends TO
all bis Company f their great hbuahtg IN raising the
funds and scudrR home bis remains This liberal kind
ness is great satisfaction to bis afflicted family.
l. WARRET.
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4 -
By special Arrangement We publish ercinnps'y the
Card Photographic Of the LfLLiPU1fAN WEDDING PAR
~ AZ follows
GEN TOM THUMB, in hi. Wedding suit Is cts
Mrs. ObN TON THUMB, Ia Wedding dress,
NJ ana Mrs. GEN, TOM THUMB, %
COMMODORE MUTT and MISS MINNIE,
goomsman and bridesmaid,
Mrs. GEN. TON THUMB, in celebrated Reoep-
ton dress,
Misses IAvINiA and MINNIE WARREN,
The Whole BRIDAL PARTY, (group Of four
CNd, so cts
The BRIDAL PARTY, (stereoscopio piotur,,) .
The BRIDAL PARRY, (Stefeoscopic colorsd,) rs eta.
he ptce ofcatd pictures, cootsd will be n ~
Can be sent by mail receipt u price and postage stamp
None genuine unless stamped with out trade mark,
Ia an circle the front OF the photograph. Beware
OF spurious copies made from eugraVngs, &c
g u L. ANTHONY, 81 Broadway Y,
Manufacturers of The best Photographic Albums.
and Publishers Of Gard Photographs Of ceeb tiles.
The Negatives Of these exquisite pictures made
Tor us BY Braay. 40 42iaw
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A private letter from the sth VI Regiment.
dated Camp Stevens, near Thibedeauxville
La, Feb. 10, says 1--WE start tomorrow
fr Opolousas to convene the Legislature Of
Louisiana II is two hundred miles distant
and Gen. Banks has kindly given his consent
to allow US to go on foot"
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wnn.ms,o~n, FEB. Is, 4 B., 1858 1''' n4a


hANIEL W. PIIKIN'S ESIATE.---
IL STATE or VERMONT Warrington District, 81
In Probate Court, holden Montpelier 100 aud for said
District. on The l7th day Of Fobtua'y, A ID 1868
VIM. S. circuit Administrator " The es ate " Daniel
W. Ptkin, late Of Calais In said District deceased,
makes application % said to extend the time here
toofc allowed him TO pay the debts due from said estate
and render his administration account until sumo future
day Whereupon, il is ordered by said ,ouu that said
application he heard a. the Probate Office iu Monpe-
her the l7h day Of arch and IL is further order
ed thai notice be given 10 all persons concerned, by the
publication Of this order 10 the Vermont Waterman aud
state journal, printed Montpelier. three weeks sue
ccssiycly. before said hearing. By the Court
4ti3 Attest n. A. CHASE, Register.
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CrATE OF vERMo Mt.

~ WANHlNGION DISTRICT, IS
In Probate Court he'd a. Mouip er. within and Tor
said Distrlt, the I'm day 4 February, A 1863
sarah A riisin. guardian NJ William W. Prkiu. a
minor NJ Daniel W. Ptkin. late Of Calais in said
district deceased makes application TO sail Court FIR H.
TO sell the following described real estate Of her
said ward. wit; One undiy ded cighth part Of the
real estate " which Edsin P.ku, late NJ Marshh I'd,
IN said district deceased died sissd exoeptng the right
81 dover therein, but including Vac reytriu " said
dover. being all the share. right. and interest Of said
ward 10 said real estate representing that the sale there
or for the purpose o putting the proceeds Of sail
interest investing the in stocks real estate
would be insfcial 70 said w4tdi
Whercupon IL is ordered hy said Court that said ap-
pcatou be referred session thereof he held At the
Probate ON e, in said Montpelier, the 10th day Of
March, d. 1853. for hearing aud decision thereon
aud d. is further ordered tht an persons Interested be
notified hereof. by publication of notice u said applica
i1n and order thereon three weeks succcssyty IN
Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed a. Monte
pflie before said time Of hearing. that they may appear
AZ said time and paee, and, If they cause, object
thereto.
By the Court. 4042
Attest n. A. CHASE, Register.
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A CARD no run surFEnINa m,

rev. WILLIAM COSGRONE, while iahofiug a
Missionary IN Japan, was cured " consumption. when
all other means had failed, by recipe obtained from
a learned physictn, residiug ia the great city oi
Jeddo. This recipe has cured great numbers who
were suffering from Consumption Bronchitis, Sore
Throat Coughs and Colds, aud the debility and nervous
depression caused by these disorders
DESTROYS Of benchttng others will send this recipe,
which have brought hume with me, TO all who nee
free Of charge.
Brooklyn, N Y a2s5
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4 UCTION.-The subseIiber will sell a.

A UCTION. The subscriber will sell at
IA public Auction, on Thursday. March 5'h, 1868, at
10 oclook A. NJ the we'll known Farm, situated in
Vershife Centfe, known as the Piny Dwight Farm,
where said Dwight lived for the last thirty years. Said
Farm contains about 100 Of land, every rod Of
which il sood land On said FArm is large 2-story
brick house with an part 2story (woOdl barns, and
a wood shed g. Il long, and other outbuidings said
buildings are all in good repair, aud the Farm is in
good state Of cultivation well wooded and watered This
is very desirAbe situation. and will be sold without
serve. Also will be sold at the same time aud place, |
yoke OF large oxen, horse. cows yearlings, calf,
10 tons of hay 80 bush Of Wheat l2j bush potatoes
CARTS pows harrows chains, shoyels manure fOIks,
NJ f. lumber cooking stoves furniture, brass and lron
kettles seds, bbls cider Dbl vinegar single sleigh,
pair buffalo robes, double wagon, single wagon,
harnesses 250 new pine buckets, $50 common and tin
buckets, and great variety Of other articles
Please enquire Of the subscriber at Barre, or on the
premises. Terms easy. -. -...
ID. bACHBLpER. AuctoneeI
NeTthire Z, ~ lNiR IN ~
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NorCE-sape your Moasy do not he persi 10 pur-
chase srcs al 10 which DO onain The virtues oil
10 oent bottle q h,tn frtec clgauy, a1sa@ ~ e9.t
medicine llw priea az which sold, makes
profit 10 seller apparently sna unpnncplsd dealers Will
ur othef mslcinss which their profits
arc larger tue ius hsvns Madame
Posrf other Tor Madame Por-r's Curative
BAa, 10 osnt and In larg botue at % and
other II you eau not get store you at
Annthrr.
~ Sold by all Druggists aud Store keepers at - and
IN larger bottles a. 10 cents
Hall KUCKEL, Propristors. New York.
c. @. GOODWIN CO., M. ii Maishail Street BOSTON,
General Agrntf 81 New w. land i1s9
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~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
Ia Probate Court held az Montpelier, within and FOR
said District, the l1th day nf February. A d 1863
Caleb Fisher, guardian " Ipha GARFIELD, Of Cabot,
100 said district makes application said Court FOR IL
censc Ga sell the following described real Of his
said ward, Wit all The right and interest u said ward
10 therca' estate " which Gardner Hopkins late VI Ca
bot de ca-ed. died seized and which wiled said
ward by said deceased present that the sale there II
for ihe purpose of putting the proceeds N such sale at
interest 90 be used for the support n said ward would
be ben, hca 70 her her personal estate being nsuthei-
ent Tor her maintenance.
Whercunon It ordered by said Court that said ap-
pgaon be referred session thereof to be held at
the Probate Office in said Montrecr the l0th day OF
March. d. 1853, for hearing and decision thereon; aud
Is urhef ordered that all persons interested be notified
hereof by publication Of notice of said application aud
order thereon three weeks successfully Ia The Vermont
Waterman and state Journal, printed Moutpeler be-
fore said time OF hearing that they may appear al said
time and place and II they cause, object thereto
By the Court, 4O42
Attest. y. A. CHASE, Register.
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= rArE oF vERM on

~ WASH MOTION DlSIRt r. IS.
lu Probate Court. held Montpelier, vilhin and Tor
said District the I'm day 90 February. A. ID 1863
81. p. Wallace guardian Of Ruth iIopkins Of Cabot.
n said dstrtmakcs application 90 said Court for license
sell the follow ng described real estate ofhs aid ward
wit all the right and interested said ward the real
estate of which Gardner Hopkins. late Of said Cabot d
seized, and which wed o. her by said decreased,
representing that The sale thereof of The purpose ofpu
ting the proceeds Of such sale interest be used for
her support WOULD be beneficial TO said ward, her per-
sona estate being insult ient iut her maintenance
Whcfeup0n, b. is ordered by said Court that said APP
phcntinu be riered 90 session thereof. 20 be held at
the Probate Office in said Montpelier, the ION day u
March, A d 1868, Tor hearing aud deci ion thereon
aud tits further orlered that all persons interested be
notified hereof by publication Of notice " sAid appca
ton and order thereon, three weeks succe.sivcly the
Vermont Watchman and state Journal printed az Mont
pesr. before said time Of hearing that thew appear
a; said time and place, aud. Il they cause object
Thereto. By tie Court.
AZ Attest n. A CHASE, Register
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WASHINGTON COUNTY TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION


This association met in the Congrega uonal-
isl Church 10 Waitsfeld on the ! 18th and l4ih
instant II we may Judge from the number
ia attendance, the cause VI Of education is
gaining very strong hold Of the public mind
ia snis county. Teachers f'om almost every
part Of the county aocked together to enjoy "a
re.p,t from their daily tolls IN the school
room, and gather up me useful hints pee
taIalng to their calling. Mr.. Spauldlug OF
Barre Academy, Mr.. Gorham OF Montpelier
Academy, Mr.. Beard of Mortified Academy,
Rod Hon. Mr.. Allen of Granville, were pres
en,, aud took prominent part in the dis
cusslons of the meetings. Various practical
questions were introduced for discussion, IS
says presented to the association by Miss A..
b. Fisk OF Waitsded and by Miss +. E. JOS
Ign OF Waltsheld, which we're very interest
ing. Also lectures by Mr.. Beard of Waits
field. Mr.. Spaulllne OF Barre, and Mr.. Smith
Of Wash ngton. All who heard these lee
lures and ASSAYS, spoke much in their praise.
The citizens Of Waitsfeld are worthy Of all
honor for their hospitality SO generously ex-
tended to those who came from abrosd, and
also for the great interest they manifested In
the exercises Of the Association. 1t speaks
well for Waitsied.
The Association adjourned to the first Fri
day in June the place TO be dxed by the
Directors. ELtsHA BROwN, Seo'y.
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DE, TOMAS VENETIAN LINIM EMIT.

certain cure for pains aud aches, and warranted st
penor to any other. Group il positively cures reli
is absolutely Immediately after tits used Mothers "
member this aud yourself with bottle without de
lay. Group is disease which gives no notice, tequen'
ly attacking the child in the dead hour Of night Anib
fore physician be summoned it may be too lac
Remember, the Venetian never fails Price 20 aud
cents bottle. sou by all Druggists. Office, 81 Co
landt SiTeei Kew YORK Al
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OF vElRM r.,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court held At Montpelier, n said District
on the llth day Of February A d 1858.
Horace Holden, administrator, de- bonis non, NJ the
estate Of Jonathan Cudworh late Of Woodbury. in said
District deceased presents k administration account
fof eHaminato and allowance, and makes appicairo
for decree Of distribution and partition Of the estate
that said account aud said application be referred to
session Of said Couri W be held at the Probate Office in
said Montpelier the 4th day Of March, A ID. 1865
for hearing and decision thereon And IL is further
ordered that notice hereof be given TO all persons in
terested by publication Of the same three weeks
sively in the Vermont Waterman aud state Journal,
time appointed for hearing that they may appear said
time aud place. and show cause II my they may have
made.
BY the Court,
alM Anc.t 7 q MRNrIlt ~.
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nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.

CAVALRY HORSES. - Public notice is
I hereby given that Lieut. Col Preston Of the lst
Vermont C,,alry Reg nent is duly auth rizod by the
prope. Department Of the puzzle .ervice TO purchase
Horses or the II said gmcnt Horses offered for
alc 90 Uni'ed States t this service coufaTm
FULLY TO the reserved specifications in these regards
Sound In all particulars; from Is 10 i6 hands high
not less than nor than years old color To be
bays. browns blacks sorrels good square trottsrs
uarnfd 30 For which fair prices will be paid.
Lieut.. Col Preston and the Undersigned will be at
WATERBURY. VT. on the 10Th and Ilth (ruesdsy
and Wednesday OF March and at sou III ROYAL
TON the l2th and l3th Thursday and Fri iay) for
the purpose Of inspecting and purchasing such suitable
Horses as may be offered.
Other times aud places Of purchase may be hereafter
designated Of which due notice will be given
X W. CLARKE,
4l43dSw Asst Quartennaster Of Vols u. S. A.
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Lrnal notitts.
WILLIAM BRoWNs EsrArE-

w LILLIAN BROWNS TATE
w The subscribers having been appointed by the
Honorable PROBATE Court for the district Of Randolph,
commissioner u receive examine, aud adjust all claims
and demands u all persnns. against the estate " Will
liam brown, late Of WillamstOwn, ia SAID district, de-
ceased represented nsolyent and the te osx months
from the 18th day " Fcbrua y, 1858 being allowed by
said the creditors Of said deceased exhibit aud
prove their respective claims before Give notice. that
will attend the duties Of appointment the
Iun " II White in WilliAmst 'wn, in said district,
on The 3lth day ofJuuc next at one O'Clock in the after
n ON, ofsaid day
JOHN IYNDE D.
EBENEzER BASS, Com ~
Wilamstown. Feb 49, A D., 1868 4l43
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4 WORD or SOLEMN CONSCIENTIOUS AD-
WOE 10 THOSE WHO WILL REFLRCT

FiCh 10 THOSE VINO WILL RbFLHCT
CLASS Of MAlAdies prevail to fearful in
muniy looming at least one hundred thousand youth
Of both annually early grave. Those diseases
are very imperfecuy understood Their external mani
festat1as symptoms are Nervous Debility, Relaxation
" kxnaustloni Mafasmus, OF muscular wasting and
c0nsun puons VI the ussues Of the whole body short
ness Of breathing ot hurried breathing ascending
mr. hiyht 4 staifsgreat pAlptaton OF the heart
Asthma, BiOnehius Sore Threat; shaking Of the
tuds aud Limbs, Aserson Society, and 70 business
study Dinaess Of kyysght; Loss u Memory Dir
illness OF The Head Neuiagio rains in various parts Of
the body Psius in the Back and Limbs Lulnbago,
DeTanged Of the kidueys and other glands
the bJuy Leuc0ffuhna OF Flour Albus, &C. Like
wise, Epilepsy, uysteria, and Nervous Spasms.
Now Ia ninety nine cases OUT Of every one hundred
all the named disorders, and host Of others
named Consumption OF the Lungs aud most tasidi-
and WHY form Of Consumption OF the Spinal Nerves,
their and origin in diseases Of the Psp Vsesra
Hence Tue want ot success ON the past OF Old echept
practice IN treating symptoms ouly.
d. Andrew stone ply stefan to the Troy Lung Hygen-
10 Institute, In treating this mod
ern maladies with the most astonishing success The
Treatment adopted by the Institution is mes IL 10 based
upon scientific principles with discovered
without mineral pois0ns The facilities Of such
that patients be cured their hoes in any part Of
tue county, from accurate descriptions u tt eases oy
tltef aud have the medoi Is sent hen by mail OF en-
pIess Pnnted heterogeneous vii he forwarded on
Application
cured as vel at the hom patients as at the lnsIisr
uOn by sending the Cold Msdeated Inhalng Balssp,,
Vapof, with lhaeI and ample directions toI their
and direct correspondence.
W Patients applying for nteuosatosies o, sdvies.
must inelose return stanpe, 10 meet attention.
The attending Physician viii be found Al tbs iastita
II n Tor consultator, from A. NJ. 10 p ~, 81 each
day, sunday in the forenoon
Address, DIR. ANDREW STONE.
Phy stefan to the Troy Lung and Hygenis Institute and
rysis,.a , 10. Disease: q ,es Heart
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- y UNION FOaTHE SAKE OFS u
% ID. THE UNION" -. ID.

This PArWuTtc FRAtEUstrY being now prepaied 10
establish rs branches IA Washington County invites
membership all loyal citizens VI whatever party or sect
Its aims are the hllpvng.
I 10 preserve, through all coming time. the unity Of
the United states from disint grafton and decay.
To tp posterity our birhfghts uf FREEDOM Of
conscience, speech and action.
3 To Afford TO people o. other lands syslum ref.
ugc ifum tyranny oppression aud political wrong.
4 To ptrpetuate tue memory N the founders Of this
great Republic and Of their worthy aud Immortal success.
eors.
To teach, by covenants. embems, and solemn eCre-
monies, tht harmony strength aud beauty Of National
unity.
For full inform ton, Constitutions, BY Laws &c
apply ~ the present TO J'hn Tdmb q. IT,, D d Box
6lg5 Chicago. Illinois 2gg0
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF 10th
SEXES

Reversed GESrLBNAS HAvNo BssS RRsroRrp
to health in few days at e. undergoing al The usual
routine and irregular expensive modes of treatment,
without success considers it his SACRED duty TO comnu'
nicaie his ascted fellow creatures the S'eans Of cure
Hence the receipt Of addressed eveope, he will
send (free) a copy Of the prescription used Direct
DR JOHN NJ. DAGNAL. 1856 Fulton Street. Brooklyn.
n s64f
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DELIRF1N TEN MINUTES.

III
BRYANs
p y l. NJ . MO w IF Il II s. I
NE Original Medicine Established in 1887 and first ar.
uee OF The kind ever introduced under the name Of
"PutAoStc WAFBUs," 10 this or any other country
all other Panouio " Alters are oounteffeits TIE geo.
uine can be known by the name BRYAN being stamp
ed on each WAFER
BRrASs PuLMoSIo WARES
Relieve Coughs Colds, Sore Throat Hoarseness
BRrAN's PULwosic wAFERs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis Difficult Breathing
BRYAS's PuLNoStc wAPEm
Relieve splitting VI Blood Pains in the Chest
BRrAN's PULNOsIo WAPRRs
Relieve incipient Consumption Lung Disessss.
BRrAS's PULMoSIo wAFERs
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvuls and Topsils
BRYAS's PULAoSio WAFRRs
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
BRYAN's PuLAoNIc wAPERs
Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYAS's PuINoSIc wAFERs
Are adapted for voealists and Public Speakers.
BRYANs PuLNoSIo wAFERs
Are in simple form and pleasant to the taste.
BRYAS's PuLAoNic wAPsRs
No, only relieve but effect rapid and lasting Cures
BRYAss PuLNostc WAPERs
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every
No family should be without a box Of
BRYAS's PuLHoSIo WAFERs
in the house.
No traveller should be without supply Of
BRYASs PULMoSIc WAFBRs
in his pocket
No person will ever object toleive for
BRTAN's PULMoStolwAYRRs
Twenty FIVE Cent?
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, ROchester,iN.
Sold by all Druggists. 30;s2s