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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-03-09
NEW wATCH&JEWELRY STORE

NEW WATCH JEWELRY STORE
" The undersigned having located in the bor-
gugh OF Clearfed. (at the shop formerly occupied
ny Welch a jewelry shop9 is prepared to
40 work of adj kinds on the most reasonable terms.
Inc cash will positively be expected when the
Eork is delivered. He is confident that he can
lot be excelled by any workmen in town or county
Come oHsi come all TO tie Sign oftls Big WGtoh
april 3, 62-ly-pd ). IL. LAUCHLIN. 4.
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nHoMPsoN, & WATSON. Dealers in Timber
| Saw Logs Boards and Shingles, Marysvlle,
Ciearield county. Penna August II. 1868.
3. W THOMPSON JAS. E. WATSON.
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d ICHARD MOSSOp, Dealer in Foreign and Do
n mestic Dry Goods Groceries, Flour, Bacon,
Liquors, &c. Room, Market street, few doors
west of Journal OGfcs, Clearfeld, Pa. Apr27.
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I ARRIMER & TEST, Attorneys at Law, Clear
/ 4 field Pa Will attend promptly to ali legal
and other business entrusted to their care in Clear
field and adjoining counties. August o, 1896.
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n 0BERTJ J. WALLACE. Attorney at Law. Clear
n field, Pa Office in Shaw's new row, Market
street, opposite Naugle's Jewelry store. May 26.
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TOHN GTIELICH. Manufacturer of All kinds OF
d Cabinet-yare, Market street, Ciearheid, Pa.
lie also makes to order Cofns. on shert notice and
attends funerals with hearse. AprlO 59.
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l}TM. ALBERT & BROS, Dealers in Dry Goods,
w Groceries, Hardware. Queensware, Flour,
Bacon, etc. Woodland, Clearfield county, Penn a.
Also. extensive dealers in all kinds of sawed lum
her, shingles and square timber Orders solici
ted. Woodland, Aug. 18th. 1868.
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+ MENALLY, Attorneyat Law, Clearfeld.
81 Pa. Practices in Clearield and adjoining
counties. 0fice IN new brick building of J. Boyn-
ton. Cd street, door south ef Lsnieh s Hotel
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Little and often fills the purse.
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4 uCTION.-The undersigned having beenLi-
1Aeensed an auctioneer would inform the cltI-
zens OF Clearfeld County, that he will attend to
calling sales in any part of the County whenever
called upon. Charges Moderate.
Address NJ. SMITH.
Hegartys Roads, Clearfeld Co.. Pa
February I'd 1864
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nR. LITCH'S MEDICINES.-Afre fresh sup
~ ply Of these invaluable Family Medicines
are for sale by NJ. A. Frank, Clearield, consisting
Of Pam CRrsr; RestoratiUe, a greatcure for colds
and cough and A1tti- BtIlO7ss Phystc- They have
been thoroughly tested in this community, and
are hi ighly aDprOyed Try THEM
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Seteet 2oetru.
FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH.

The following lines, says the Philadelphia
Epentmg Buikenn, suggested by an incident
related by Mr. Tough in his lecture on Peculiar
People" Supposed to be tn e narration OF an old
nI,rse in opa nF the hosnitaIs.z
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-05

DONATION VISIT.


. Mn. EDTToR---The good people Of our VAL
ley seem to be awake ia matters Of Donation
visits. Only few days since your paper mem
tioned such Suyprise visit to Rev A. Is.
Dascomb. The night following there was
another visit at Rev. l.. Prindle's, at which
there was full house and every thing passed
Of very pleasantly, and liberal donation Of
nearly 500 was passed over to the Pastor,
which was thankfully received. Last Thurs
day afternoon and evening there was another
for the benefit Of Rev. John Dolph Of East
Warren, at the house Of II. q. Vsndeusen,
Beg. In connection with this gathering was
an Oyster Supper, and such a crowd | think
never met NJ any private house. II was ascer-
tained that over four hundred we're presest
The amount received was about Sl7O, out of
which was some $40 expenses, leaving our
worthy friend handsome gift. There was
one hundred and fifty Of Bro. Dolph's friends
from Waitsfeld out to greet him; and about
= =. NJ. the Waitsfeld Cornet Band" came,
with music that stirred the whole house on
their arrival, adding much TO the pleasantness
of the occasion ] would here add that the
Ladies and Gentlemen Of Warren have laid
their WaiisAeld friends under lasting obliga-
lions for the splendid reception given them
Such tables, and so bountifully spread, could
rarely be got up by our first class hotels
On the whole, il was splendid affair, all
seeming TO enjoy themselves as we'll as they
could. Long may our friend Dolph and wife
Give 10 remember this pleasant gathering, and
when our Warren friends make another such
demonstration may " | be there to see."
Watsfsid, Feb. |. 1854.
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THh SLAVES ON PREJUDICE.

DEATH ROBBED OF HIS FREY.
There are queer people in the world peo-
pie with the most absurd, unreasonable, and
indie fensibe prejudices. For example, we
have met with individuals who had a morbid
anupathy to anything that was extensively
advertised, no matter what might be its ac-
tual claims to the confidence Of the public
These eccentrics looked with especial dislayor
on advertised medicines. They could not
zee, for example, in DR.. Holoways magnid-
Gent system of advertising, covering, as it
does, all the mediums OF publicity which the
world affords, anything but gigantic scheme
Of mere speculation. True, they could not
"a nsay the testimony pouring in spontane-
tusly from the highest sources, in favor Of
incompatible Pills and Ointment, but still
they shook their heads and muttcrrd "hum-
bug" OF course, there is no possibility Of
arguing with men who won't reason. The
best way is to let them ll,ne. Fortunately,
such specimens of stut idity are "few and far
between in this enlightened era. The gem
eral feeling is, that il thing is in itself ex-
cellent, its virtues should be proclaimed to
the four winds of heaven, for the general
benefit Of mankind. Hence, the procama-
lions made by DIR. Holloway, through the en-
tire newspaper press of the world, Of the
properties and operation OF his remedies,
meets with the cordial approval Of thinking
men. The value of the Preparations as speci-
fics for the various internal and external COM
plants peculiar to different climates, or COM
mon 10 the world at large, is conceded, not
only by the masses, but by governments,
men OF science, and candid observers in every
walk of life. Can such remedies be too
widely known; Impossible - Gin. "Dohar
Columbion."
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Piain6o,d Fell, 1864.
THE CONCERT.
G.. NJ. WINCH.
j. T.. WINCH.

The Barker Family stands in the front
rank rmong the good travelling troupes Of
singers that entertain the public. Their con-
cert at Village Hall. last Saturday evening
was Of that character, which, not to praise
would be to do injustice. Despite the storm,
the Hall was well filled, the audience very
choice, and the enoores frequent. Their pieces
were well chosen. What noble sentiments
they awoke What patriotic resolves What
tender sympAthies, what memorzing tears they
bring Their style is unexceptons ble.-
There is no coarseness, no over nice, stiff and
studied refinement, no fawning slavery to pop
nlar appreciation; but. perfectly at home in
their manner, and conscious in the possession
of good music, and in their superior ability
TO render il, they sing without pretensi n,
and receive the inevitable applause with mod
esty. Where all did so well we need not par
ticularize yet we cannot refrain from noting
the peculiar sweetness of "Tell me, is my Fa-
Their Coming :" snd the tact displayed in the
rending Of "Old Shady ;" and shall be forgiven
for especially commencing the playing by
Charlie on the violoncello, and the unriyaled
bass singing Of Harry. We are sure that the
Barker Family will always be warmly well
coined in Montpelier.
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EDMUND BURKE,
ENN Y'S
RHEUMATIC EMINENT.

JNHE attention of the public is called TO
this most excellent OF all Liniments, perfect
and speedy for all the aches and pains that flesh Is
heir 20.
Is caused by staguaton Of the fluids. arising FROM
checked presprations cured by few bottles Of Ken
nedys Rheumatic Linment .HTtH
sPRAINS
Are caused by extension and sudden reaction
u the musoles-s cured by few bottles Of kennedys
hheumatic Liniment-equally good for man and beast
NEURALGIA, fs.
The king Of all pain is caused by inflammation OF the
ueyess Instantly cured by few applications Of Ken
nedy . Rheumatic Liniment. . .- rs.
PLEURIsY
II inflammation Of the lining Of the rbss cured BY
few bottles Of kennedys Rheumatic Linment
BRUISES
Arc caused BY sudden pressure Of the esh and smash
Ing q the tissues instantly relieved by kennedys
Rheumatic Eminent
H. contraction ~ the muscles caused by sudden stop
page Of the nervous dud, winch prevents animal life
having nee alwis cured by few applications Of Ken
ncdys Rheumatic Lniment.
BILIOUS collie aar'a
Is caused by neuralgia in the stomach and bowels
take teasPoonful Of kennedys Rheumatic Luiment in
warm water syery half hoar until cured.
SORE THROAT AID HOARsRNBSs r
Are caused by an unnatural dyness Of the glAndswea
piece Of flannel with Kennedy's Rheumatic Lininent,
Appy uon going TO bed, aud you will be well IN the
HE2DAoHEANp .THRoBBIN0 OF
THE TEMPLES
IA caused by pressure from insensibe prespFAiiona
cwed by few applications Of hennedys Rheumatic
liuinenL
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK.
Fellow the direction IN the circular around each
bottle
FOR AN uLCERArED sURK THROAT.
Nuu will take caspounf " the Linlnent aud fnar
eahpuonhhs Of water Gargle the thruat twice DAY.
Ia few days il will be we'll This one ieaspodnfh will
be worth dollar ~ YOU.
... FOli BRONCHITIS,
Aud all Inclination Of the throat tonsis and palate with
dry hacking cough you will dilute The ljniuent with
u Ave times its bulk Of water gatgle the threat and
swalliw the moisture. This Herer faib
Il is good for ToorHAcHE, EARAcHH, SwEIIED FACE
md iNrLAMArios Of every kind Every family should
haze full supply for the winter,
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, kaxhury
Mas Price 90 cents Sold by n II Brown. (succes-
To Fied u. 5miihl Montpelier, VI n nais
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs.

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES.
~ have changed my mind respecting them from
the first, eroptng 10 hint vet better Of phioh be0an
thinking ,ocHof" Rev. BEsRY WARD BRBcHER.
The Troche' ave a maG Of afe to me
Prof EDWARD NORM,
Press. Hamilton College, Clinton, n. Y.
"For Thru Troubles hey are psc.fe"
Mp WILLIS.
"Too tarorajiy kao,oa 10 need communication"
Hon. CHARLES A. PHELrs.
Prest Mass Senate.
"Contain no Opium nor anything Injurious"
DIR A. A. HAYES, Chemist, Boston.
An elegant combination for Coughs."
DR.. @. T. BiosLow, Boston.
81 recommend their use 10 Public Speaker"
Rev. Il. II. CHArtN.
"MoH saiuiayy relief IN Byonehtis."
Rev, 8. SETeFHIED Morrstown, Ohio.
"Ygy beneficial wheH Iufering from Colds"
Rev. S, j. 2. ANDERSON, St. Louis.
Utmost instant relief 81 tAe disfrossing labor u
breathing peculiar to Asfhma."
Rev. A. G. Eo0LEsToS, New York.
"TAey haze suited my sraety resVing my throat
90 that foouid sing 9th ease" I. DuoHARNE,
Chorister French Parish Church, Montreal.
AZ there limitations. be to obtain the genuine
50 %
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CERTAIN

~ For the Reaorai Of Obthuefioas and the IHsp-
rance Of Regularity IN The Recurrence Of The Monthly
Periods.
u They cure obviate those numerous diseases
that spring from irieguarty, by removing the rregu
larity, itself
~ They cure Suppressed, Excessive and Painful
MensTuatOn.
" They cure Green Sickness (Chlorosis).
" They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections, palny
in the back, and lower pars of the body, Heayness
Fatigue on slight exerton, Plpitation Of the Heart
Lowness OF Spirits, Hysteha, Sick Headache, Giddi
ness, etc etc In word by removing the rregularitJ
they remove the cause aud with it all the effects that
spring fTum il.
" Composed Of simple vegetable extracts they con.
tain nothing dcleterious 10 any constitution, however
delicate, their function being substitute strength fr
weakness, which, when properly used, they never ia
to do.
81 -hey may be safely used any age. and any pc
Rod, eroept during the first three months during whirh
the unaing nature Of their action would nfalby Pre-
rent pregnancy,
~ All letters seeking information advice will be
promptly, freely and dise-eetly answered
" Full directions accompany each box.
W Price 81 per box sN boxes for So
W Sent by mail froe nf postage receipt Of price
~ Sold by all respectable Druggists.
DIR W. X MEKWlN n CO.,
6otE PKOpRIKTuRR
No. 30 Liberty street. New York.
q GOODWIN AND NJ. =. BNhh hO Boston,
Wholesale Agents, daw.90 n COW
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The friends Of Warren and Waits6eld as
sembled at the residence Of II. q. Vandusen
on the afternoon and evening Of Jan. 2s, 1864.
enjoyed a social Welt, partook Of oysters and
other good things, and donated for the bene-
ft Of the undersigned, Sl55 in money, and
$50 in other yAluables worth more than mon
ey,) amounting in all to Sl75, for which we
iender them our heartfelt thanks. May God
doubly reward them for their kindness. We
also tender our special thanks to the Waits
field Cornet Band for the very agreeable sur
prise, and enii,ening music which added much
O. the interest Of the occasion.
JOHN DOLPH.
OLIVE G. DoLPH.
East Warren, FEB. 1, 1864.
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East Warren, FEB. /. 1881.
CARD.
2 = y y ~ u IT
OLIVE G. DoLPH


On Thursday afternoon and evening, Jan.
rs, there was very pleasant gathering at the
Congregational Parsonage. of the people Of
Plaindeld and vicinity, Of all ages, who made
their minister and HE family most agreeable
and entertaining visit; bringing at the same
time, freewill offering in money, and other
yaluables, Of some $50, which was presented
an such a cheerful and pleasant manner as to
leave no doubts in the mind Of any but that
i, was. given in love and true friendship: thus
cheering and making glad the hearts OF the
Undersigned. who will ever remember with
kind regard the many tokens and assurances
OF friendship received, and for the best WEI
fare, and great prosperity, both temporal and
spiritual, Of those. who havl thus remembered
US, we earnestly pray to the Great Giver Of
all good in the life that now is and that which
IL to come.
G. NJ WINCH.
j. T.. WINcH.
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Marriag1s.

In Cabot, Jan. Doth. BY Rev. Mr. Buswel Mr. Phinea'
Bemis. aud Miss II. NJ Ho1ghton.
At Burnham's Hotel. Montpelier, Jan. 25th, BY Rev
Iii Ballou Mr. O. W. Alyord, and Miss. Mary e. Mears
both Of Nortnheld.
In Mortified, Jan. 7th, by Rev Eh Ballou. Mr. Silas
b Bemis of West FAiflee, and Miss Carrie Rebeooa
kathan. Of N1rthhnld.
In STAFFORD, Jan. 4h, at the residence Of II. Barrett
ESQ. by Rev NJ. Powers, Mr. 3 x Chamberin, Of lu-
dependence Iowa, and Mss Sarah T. Barrett. Of STRAIT
ford.
In Danville, Jan. "a, by Rev John Eastman, Mr..
James W Merrill Of Barre and Miss Louisa A. Gilbert,
Of Uanville.
In Portsmouth, Va. jan 18th, by Rev. NJ. N Crane,
Rev john Kmbail, Of Vermont, and Miss Annie NJ
Eskridge. Of Portsmouth, daughter Of the late Rev.
Vernon Eskridge. Chaplain, u S. N.
In lrasburgh, Jan. 10, MI Lneius L. sanborn, 4
member Of Co. D. 9Th Reg. Vt. Vols. and Mary A.
Cham berlin, Of Irasburgh.
In Mortified, Dec. 3lst Mr. Joseph Baker OF Brook
field and Miss Coralinn Sade Of Mortified
In Middesex. jan. oath, MIR. Samuel Buck aud Miss
Sahra Root. both Of Middesex
Ia Mofrstovn, Jan. ION, Mr.. Hiram j. Town, and
Miss Mary Stebbens. both Of Morristown.
Ia Williamstown. Jan. 10Th, Mr.. Orve II. Briggs,
and Miss Ellen NJ Putnam, both Of Wliamstown.
In More,own, Jan. l4th. Mr. Charles II. BAgley, and
Miss Martha = Spaulding, both Of Moretown.
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NEW BOOKS, REVIEWS. DC.

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, for
January OLeonard Scott g. Cos reprint,) has
been received. We see nothing abusive OF
the United States in the political article in
this number, but instead Of that there is an
interesting paper on the crisis in Europe.
TINS ROSE FAMILY; Fairy Tale, by l.. NJ.
Alcott. Boston, James Redpsth, publisher.
A perfect little gem for che children.
THE EyENINe JeURNAL ALMANAC. Albsuy,
Weed, Parsons a. Co. publishers.
Very full Of statistics, and elegantly prin-
ted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-02-05

Rev. VIM. Gutter. Ed Mothers Magazine,
n. Y. after using Mrs. S. A. Hens Worlds
Hair Restorer and Zylobaissmum, writes -
My hair is changed to its natural color, and
growing on bald spot, sc. should be glad
to have you use my name when 1t can do
you any good"
Sold by druggists every where Depot,
1873 Grenewich ST.. New York. 90:daw
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WHOOPING COUGH OR CIRQUE,

however may be aleyiaed and cured by the
OF Madame Tattoo Porter's CUratiue Baisam
This nyA able medicine possesses the extraordinary
power Of relieving Immediately IYhoepiHg Cough.
Horr,enei, Difficulty Of breathing, HuskineH and
Tickling in the Throat IL lOosens the phlegm, and
will be found very agreeable to the taste. II is not
violent remedy. but Notwithstanding, searching and
effective Can be taken by the Oldest person young
child For sale by all Druggists, at % cts per hot
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Dtatbs.

Ia Stowe, Jan 10TH Miss Jane NJ Townc, daughter
uf Luke J. and Lucy A. Iowne aged Is years.
In North Hyde Park, jan. l2!h, Of dPh'heIiA Nette
Estee, youngest daughter Of John and Ann Billiard,
aged years, months and II days.
In Calais, Jan. s'h, Elsie Pitkin, aged % years,
daughter Of Widow Olive Pitkin, Of Mnshfeld.
10 Burlington Jan %. Mrs Mary P. LYMAN, wife Of
Job Lyman. aged 20 years.
In Louisiana June 22d, Fred L. schofeld Co. II, 7th
Rep't VI Vols, aged IA years months aud II days
In Elmcre, Jan. H. OF oAnker-rAsh, Miss Hattie l.
Seho6eld aged 10 years and II days
In Hyde Park, Jan. 20th, Sylvanus r., youngest
child Of Mrs Aurea NJ Aels, widow Of the late sylvia
nus Aiels. aged wear, months and days.
In Johnson Jan 18Th Of cankerrash, Cora A. daugh-
ter u Joel H. and sarah A PArtlow aged years and
months.
ford aged 20 years
Of Seymour and Rosa Dubray, aged years and 6
months Also Jan. 18th, Of canker.rash, Dora young
child Of + and sally Andrews, aged years and
In Lyndon, Jan. a. Rev VIM. Scales, aged 81.
Ia Walden, Dec. 4th Dustin 4. eldest son Of Lemuel
and Nancy George aged "a years, 'nhs and u days.
In Ogle, Lee Co, Illinois, Aug 81 1852 Of consump
lion Josepha H. wife Of 5. NJ Tracy and daughter NJ
Leuue and Nancy George, Of Walden, VI, aged 81
In Walden, Jan q, Mrs. Hannah Wiley. widow Of
the late Paul C. Wiley AGED IS
In PeachAm, Nov l7th, Of tumor in the stomach.
Alma Thompson, wife OF David rufrier aged 80 years
In wAitsdeld Jan 29th. Dr. Rrra Bates recently from
[ the West, aged IS years months.
In Tunbridge, Jan 26th, Of chronic disease Of the
brain. Calrissa Il. wife Of MI Dudley Moody aged 81
years 4 months.
Printers in Illinois and Michigan will please notice.
In south Hardwick, Jan. 9th, lola T. Bodell aged II
years 10 months IA days Jan. IA h. Harriet Dora Be
dell. aged years months days only dAushters Of
Cherries c. and Elizabeth A. Bedell; also, Jan. l4th,
Martin Bedel, son Of the same aged years months
IA dl,s-all of diphiheria.
In Brashear city congestion OF the BRAIN Benz amin
+ Clark member Of Co. A, 1t Vermont Battery son
" smith and Alkaline CLARK, OF Royaon, aged "a years,
5 months and 2G days
Papers. please copy
In Lowell Dee sth, OF diphtheria, Newton Metealf,
son u d. q. aud Harriet MetcalL aged l6 years
In last Brookfeld, JaG 18Th. Mrs. Mary Hopkins,
widow " the late John W Hopkins, Esq aged 70 years
In Biaintree Dec 25h, Of diphthera Martha Frances
only daughter Of Eeazer and Martha NJ Bass aged six
months and eight days.
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In Is NOT OFTEN that we come in contact
with an article that We feel justified 10 re-
commencing to our numerous readers, but
the article Of Family Dye Colors, manuiac-
tured by Howe u Stevens, adyer;i,ed in this
days paper, we feel we can heartily commend
to all who may have use for dyes OF any
colors. For sale by all druggists 30
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DR.W RIGHT
REL U V + N A I Nc Ell Y X

ID w RIG HTS
X + j U V + N A T NG ELI X X !!
OR. ESSENCE or LIFE.
PREPARED PROM rURB VEGETABLE ExTRAcTs. con.
~ The RejuvenAting Elixir is the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom being entirely
and abstract method OF cure, irrespective Of all the
old aud WORKOUT systems.
~ This medicine has been tested by the eminent
medical 81 the day and BY them pronounced to be
of the greatest medical discoveries Of the age
IL One bottle will cure general DEBILITY
IL A few doses cures Mysteries in females.
W One bottle cures PalpitAton u the Heart
IL A few doses restores the organs OF generation.
Y From 10 three bottles restores tue manliness
and full vigor Of youth.
II A few doses restofet the appetite
1HThree bottles cure the worst case Of lmpotsncy.
u A few doses cure the low spirited.
q y One bottle restores mental power
~ A few doses bring the rose 20 the cheek.
II This medicine restores To manly vigor and robust
health the poor debiitAted, worm down and despAung
devotce Of sensual pleasure.
a. The listess eneryaed youth. the over.tasked man
Of business the victim of depression, the ndi
yidua suffering from general debility from weakness
Of single organ. will all find immediate and permanent
relief by the use Of this Elixir Essence Of Life.
~ Price 81 per bottle three bottles for s., and
forwarded by Express receipt Of money TO any ad
dress
HTsold by all druggists syeFgwhers.
DIR. w B..MERWIN & CO.,
sow PRoPRIRroRs.
No. SO Liberty Street. Nes York.
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUME
TfON

THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM il
he most highly approved medicine discovered II
has stood he best Of al tests, Time, having had
preoedented sale Of neariy forty years. 1t is
nended by our best phystcaas most eminent citi
ssns the press the trade, fact by all who know it,
For certificates which be given toamos any extent
wrappers each bottle. The Proprietors will cheer
uly refund the money not entirely satisfactory. Price
20 and 81 the large bottles much the cheapest
De careful to get the genuine which Is prepared only by
REID, CUTLER * CO. Wholesale Druggists, Bos-
ton. Sold in Montpelier by dealers generally. 500
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See Advertisement Boston Stock Fluctua-
tions in this days paper.

VALUABE FOR THE SoLDrEs.-Broion's
bronchial Trochcs will be found invaluable to
the Soldier in camp, exposed to sudden
changes ,-affording prompt relief in cases Of
coughs, colds etc. For Officers and those
who overiax the voice, they are useful in re-
l;cving Initiated Threats, and will render
articulation easy. As there are limitations, be
snrs % oLtain Me qenMine.