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.uuSirni Conventions.

The season has arrived when musical
conyentions most do flourish. MIR. Emer-
,Jn Of Boston held one at Haverhill two
weeks since. and another at Lisbon, n. H.,
A>' week. Mr.. Leonard Marshall OF Bos-
VA viii conduct one at Montpelier, COM
n,ucing Tuesday. Dec. 20, and closing with
ac,ncert Friday evening. The convention
held at Montpelier last winter by Mr.. Mar
shall was an entire success. and we doubt
not that this will be as much so.
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A Remarkable Record.

Gen. Washburn in his report speaks with
a justiliable pride of the fact that the colors
of no Vermont regiment ever fell into the
hands of the rebels. This is rare praise,
when we remember that our Vermont
troops have borne the brunt of every great
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Brief Locals.

add very materially 10 the interest of the Paper " '''6
vs. local items in a brief legihle form
Brief Locals.
One of the prettiest entertainments that
we have enjoyed for long time was given
Friday evening by Miss Katie Kittredge's
class in gymnastics. Miss kittredge show
ed herself mistress of the science; and
considering that the present was the first
term, her pupils indicated commendable
proficiency. Miss X. teaches DR.. Dio Lew
j. system, which is becoming quite popular
throughout the country. We believe in the
physical development of man and woman
kind, and perhaps there is no better way.
certainly none more agreeable, than by
gvmnastc exercises.
Both the North and South Church Sab
bath Schools propose to hold festivals
Christmas eve. at which the parents and
friends of the children are invited.
Frank A. Fletcher of Lyndon has been
appointed recruiting officer for the sub-dis-
trct consisting of Lyndon, Burke, and East
Haven; and 1t. Stephen O. Ellins of Whee-
lock for the sub-district consisting of Whee-
lock- Sheffield, Sutton, Newark and Gosh
cu Gore.
1t will be noticed in our advertising
column that the business firm of Messrs.
T.. x /. Fairbanks & Co. will be continued
without change Of style.
There is a rumOr that a newspaper at
Lyndon is talked of. Were it Newport we
should credit it; but we cant believe there
are any who want to lose their money bad
enough to put it into a newspaper estab-
liSiment at Lyndon.
We give on second page a pretty full
abstract of two orders that have just issued
from the Adjutant Generals office. Our
legislature has passed militia bill prOvid-
ing for the organization of twelve regiments
of 800 men each. and if these men are not
forthcoming before Dec. 20 there will be a
draft.
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1idiHgs from Our Prisoners.

In another column will be found letter
from Sergt. Gavegan, which Mr.. Lonergan
has kindly handed us. We have but little
to add to the terrible record of rebel afro
city there given. We regret that the writer
could not give the given names of the dead
heroes, as in some instances there were two
of the same name in the company. By a
letter from Foster G. Stevens, son of Mr..
John Stevens of this place, we learn he was
parOled Nov. 20 at Savannah and reached
Annapolis the Doth. He is quite ill of sour
vey, but quite happy in getting away from
the southern " chivalry." He says Lanson
Aldrich and Alfred Ward are both dead
Young Ward was son of the late Mr. John
Ward of Danville. Sergt. Farnham and
James Taylor, whose lamentable death
Gavegan records, were young men with
families, and their wives have the heartfelt
sympathy Ofthe people of our village. where
they have long resided. Mr.. VIM. Green
OF this place received a dispatch Saturday
stating that his son John. also of Co. A. had
been exchanged and was at Annapolis. but
very low. Mr.. Green fastened to him on
Monday, but it is doubtful if he finds him
alive. Geo. Morrison is alive but not vet
exchanged. Such is a partial record OF
% of Co. A, 18th VT, who were taken pris-
Oners June %. All the accounts that we
get from exchanged prisOners-men whose
veracity is above questiOn-are simply hOr
rid. The atrOciOus conduct of the rebels i,
refusing them shelter. water and wood witt
which to cook their tOod-necessaries which
the we'll prisoners lOnged to be permitted
to provide without trouble or expense tt
their captors-will 60 down to posterity a:
one of the blacklist crimes ever committed
and against which every instinct of human
ity invOluntariiy shudderS Our town ha
often of late been called to mourn the dealt
of her brave sOns fallen in battle. We ac
cept these severe strokes as the fortunes O
war: but when orr brave men are shut III
in filthy pens and systematically murdere,
by inches. the people cry out with an eX
ceeding bitter cry.....By a despatch re
ceived here Wednesday. We learn that job
Green is dead. He is the 30th victim in CO
A to rebel barbarity at Andersonvile.
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Hqir falling of atfrr a +. ,.loid Frr,r.

GENTS II am Under Sge2i hl-al1al - 'l f'7 y1Ur
Hair hcsoT alive. a. NuIkyl c,a. ctc N-r Ia ms
use After hAd the q ..ad i-Nr. = l-A ia -u a
ases ny LAi- bcslne az arA Iiie-- a. q nc .A4e1
IL nal tegun la tai N A-Ts cell. NI"a iatfa l4Ai
.ygT prep ITaiin STAY al lfI~- a. "a iifGrs IL
IN ideas i-plI hat soon A. Cflal 10 A48A L a
change look aUe iis .F,cAraurr a d IA Nvis >hOi
airsel7e fading u ya- <iC.t,8 r--.-s IA. Aar
Assumed &,,led cBr aud ~ ii'9i a'1 good a. Lew
.. GAkllA AK, Merchant.
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Read the following :
MANCHESTER. y. H.. Ap-ils Isss

= :.
wAlrACEk Co. SIRs--Ms HAIR Aa> been QUITE .rr.r -or
several wears aud had ca Used me N nch roUulv by lu.
"i- have Used may % The popular hair prebaralts
IN the market and none oftern given ms, ANY
eduai4ciuil short Inn" since, leo lueslce ia OF
herman Hair RBra1Il-. asl all naa.H L, sal.
lhatli has lar eAoeelea NJ cApcCtaIial>. haze ut
kei Used fun bhttsc bui M har ceased az
IN. and = Restored L. lac 81 vuua-rr iaA> mE
head = moreover HOW free Il dau-ruf hygu4 -rT
Judy Recommend your lre2T al ;htr-e Wts
/ seeking genuine haiT TEST "a
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FARMING IN December.

Last Friday. Dec. =, farmers in this and
ncighboring towns were seen ploughing
and doin. other work commonly done in
October.
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Died an Hospital.


Died at Base Hospital. near Bermuda
Hundreds. Nov. %. Rev. Thomas kidder.
of Co. III. 9th Vt. Vols. Mr.. kidder was
once settled as pastor of church at Wind
sOr. this State. but la'terly had resided in
this town. About one year ago he enlisted
in the service of the country, and joined the
9th regiment of Vt. Vols, then stationed al
Newbern. His regiment some weeks since
was transferred to the 18th army corps In
der Gen Butler. Mr. kidder went into the
hospital about the lst Of November, sick OF
chronic diarrhpa.-then somewhat reduc
ed and as the event proved. past recovery
He enlisted in the Union army from patri
Otto impulses, aud the testimony concern
ing him concurs in representing him ;
faithful and useful soldier.
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PRICE. 10 CTS PER BDTTL e
WALLACE a Co.. sole Proprieiors,
MANCHESTER, Nh.

MANCHESTER, y H
Wholesale Agents-M :. Burr * Co Coco
Goodwin s. Co; an >. n Colcord Co,
Boston 1871
ALI, ST. Johnsbury, VI.
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THE VERNATELLA
BLEACHING

GIVES TO THE LEATHER NOT ONLY
SPLENDID JET BLACK POLISH,
But an Elegant and Fashionable Perfume
The neatness and convenient of using Liquid
Backing and the superior polish which it gives
over other kinds has heretofore Teen in a great
measure counterbalanced by its disagreeable vim
egar odor and the trouble of fitting something in
to the stopper of each bottle in order tn apply it
to the brush, but the Vernatella Backing has
only the most delightful perfume which remains
with the leather as long as the backing lass 5,
and each bottle has stick ready fitted in the
stopper The Vernatella Backing also softenS
and benefits the leather
Be sure and inquire for the Vernatela Backing
PRICE II CENTS PER BOTTLE
Manufactured in the Chemical Department of
the CahOon Manufacturing Co., and for sale by
Boot and Shoe Dealers everywhere.
WYMAN TYLER, Agents,
o2Water street, Boston.
THE VERNATELLA,
For making the Soles of Boots and Shoes water
proof and wear longer, is also for sale as above
2L-36
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Mr.. Hutcbins Dear Sir vas troubled lew daySsince
with WHICH swollen L. my ankle badly.
WA> unable 40 any weight upon H. applied
yaur Era,iCAtur auj in fouT cal abr 10 ny
boot a. usual OTIS SAVAGE.
Many other testimonials could be added had We
io0m- Far sale bS all the druggists and dealers
in Medicines in this town.
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OST On the 10Th day of Sept, between
LIST. Johnsbury Plain and Harry Chamberiin' 5
N Danvi.le, an ebony DIRK CANE with Ivory
head Any person having found it and vii! leave
1t at Jewett K Browns store shall receive pay for
all trouble and expenses.
MOSES kITTREDGE.
st Johnsbury Nov. %. 1864 27tf
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VERMONT STATE BONDS.-l am

VERMONT STATE BONDS.-l am pre-
' pared to issue at par. with accrued interest.
St1te Bonds. payable with interest semi-annual-
ly, at six per cent. and due in 1878 The amount
to be issued is limited to $3.50 900 The bonds
are for $500 each. coupons payable lst June and
December, at Bank in Boston. Funds in pay
ment for bonds may be deposited in any Bank in
this State TO my credit. On receipt of advice.
bonds will be forwarded as directed.
J. r. PAGE, Treasurer.
State Treasures Office, Rutland Nov. q 1864
27tf
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DR.. EATON S
VEGETABLE HORSE COX LINIMENI


will cure if applied in season,
Sprains inflammation and Swellings Of al kinds.
Cuts Kicks. Bruises. Corking. Calls, Scratches.
Weak Joints. Cramp in the Stomach or Limbs
Soreness ar stiffness of the Limbs ONT, Rheu
maiism. old Sores. &c
DIRECTIONS.
} For Colic, give quarter TO half an ounce Of the
Liniment, well mixed with three times The guam
thy of warm Mnlasses- For Scratches, clean tho
ANGLE by dry rubbing then apply the Linlmen-
often when the ANGLES are dry and use the Horsc
( every day
I For sores, cleanse them when need d witt
CASTLE Soap and water, then apply the Llnimen'
from two TO three times a day For all other eN-
ternal diseases, maze a thorough application Nv
or three times cay Please take bottle ami
be sure and shake II up before using. and you
will be satisfied.
TESTIM ONI4LS.
From D. Burnside. E,. the vel known proprietor 81
Dr. atom. Dear Sir had horse which w-s ollie
t. e-p ia the Sta le for hong inr wnoh had -
h. K. c4u>rd by offering which u!d not heal
Your Horse air! ia Lilmrni ms recommended L.
uaaie a application Of it which reduced the iraaua
h-alv the WOULD and brvu-hi hAi
ana the hore, wa fii tr Use il. a leyr iavS c,.s,r
the hel i.Ineut ever used and Mould cf9erfuly II
Commend II 10 Ihe public
From Joseph L. Glib E>g one Of the Pronriet rs 81 tn
well Known Crawford House. he white Mountains
Keep large number Of Horses IN the sumner season
al Mountain Stables. ai>h keep stock OF Dr. EAici.
Horse and uN LniInent on hand 1 have Used IL lon
enl. IL know thitit = the best LiniIaent
"r Used 10 reduce I'M idIiOns and svelngs # all KIND
and heal IuIs Bruises. CTks, Calls Scratches CIamp
III the Limbs or Stomach. Collie, kc-kc-
lfyOuT Hoses or Cattle are troubled with an
a of the above diseases or injuries, try bOttt
|. and you VII be satisfied
Many other testimonials could be added
b. For sale by all the Druggists and dealers Al
Medicines ia town.
n PRICE FIFTY CENTS
: All orders addressed TO
CD. HUTCHINS,
n Nov. 2i-ly. Lisbon, n ID
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COLGATE,S HONEY SOAP.

COlsate's Honey SOap.-This celebrated
TOILET SOAP. in such universal demand is made from
the CHOICEST materials Is MILD and EMOLLIENT Ill
its nature. FRAGRANTLY SCENTED. and extremely
BENEFICIAL in its action upon the SIX For sale by II
Druggist and Fancy Goods Dealers. 1881 S.
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POUND, FOUND, FOUN !

small sim of money, which the o@n-r can have by
d 80 W. II. RORrON
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Fortunate COmbinatiOn.-We are opposed
to proprietary medicines, and it is with some
conjunction that we see advertisements of them
in our columns. Still we mnst confess that
Browns rroches are convenient and useful. in
certain conditions If the throat and arynx, before
-peaking " \. Christian AdrOcate lw
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DARIUS GEuRGE.
landau. January Isl. 1864


C. b. Huichins Dear Sir Please 10 send ne an ether
dnZ II - Dr Eat"n's Pain EradcaUr. iraveiiic
hu~e 10 hou>e have good opportunity L. inf
duCe i'll have sick Headache Tpuihache
Til font. Frozen iui,> and kheumasin and kroA il
to lie good 4 cuts Bruises would recommend II
every iIny t, best family meiiUire nIi odu
Cet the puilc. Z. B. LuN EJOI-
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TIE { ALE DON IAN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

:F- y, cnd,avor TO .kc lHE i'>LtD"NiA> vaiuai'e
or it, cal n,cS: al or friend in Caledonia = ana
Orleans counties will con.et 4 great favor t" u ana
add very materially TO the interest of the PIPER ny 'us
W. local items in a brief, legihe form.
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The Confessions and experience of an In
valid, Published for the benefit, and caution
to young men and Others. who suffer from Ner-
vous DEBILITY. Premature Decay of Manhood
&C., suppling at the same time The Means Of sell
Cure. by one who has cured hims if after under
going considerable quackery. BY enclosing a
postpaid addressed envelope. single copies may
To- had Of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
Brooklyn. Kings, Co.. Y.
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Lisbon, Jar ua-v lOl

LISBON, JalOalN IT, 1874
c Hu-ch'ns. Dear Sir Ireoeiyed very had >cald
ly aICiy ami loot made application ol Or.
Eai.lS Pan Eradicanr which produced wonder
ni cure. July satisfied IL l. the best family
medicine ever used, CHAS HOOLSON-
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From Josiah KiIboru. Esq Littleton, Nh.
From Lal.n Tints. Esq. Little,on. n. II


Dig E.roS-Dear Sir: was very much troubled a few
DAYS with me lack. haTd ps in In ny >ide.
numlue>S side ofiny bpiy and imls. io dose
Pain ETaiicator. ard made eAiernai AppIc
which relieved me al once would also >ay that had
Attack Oi the cram and relieved by
plca ion in the manner consider iae test ram
, eTa,ll,aipr ever DARIUS GEpRsE
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is the easiest Bee 10 make upa
w CASINOS Spring Mattr So
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:. T.-iS6O.-X.

Persons of sedentary habits troubled with weaknes
as-itude paptton of the heart lack of appetite, dis
after eating torpid liver constipation deserve
TO suffer If they will not try them.
They are recommended BY the highest medical author
ities and warranted produce an immediate bene
rcal effect They are exceedingly agreeable perfectl
pure and harmless
NorcE-Any person pretending to sell Plantation Bit
tiers in bulk or by the gallon swndler and mpoS
Ii put up only in patent log cabin bottle. Be
Of bottles reed with imitation deleerous stuff fol
which several persons ady prison. See that
every bottle has private United Stamp the cork
unmutated, and signature steel plate side label.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the habitab
glObe. p. H. DRAKE& CO.
6S:l4S 2n2 Broadway NY.
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n o I | c E 9.

We desire to give notice that the surviving
partners of our firm. THADDEUs FAIRBANKS,
HORACE FAIRBANKS and FRANKLIN FAIRBANKS,
will continue to prosecute the bcSness of our
house as heretofore. The style of the firm viii
remain without change.
f. 4 T FAIRBANKS & co.
! St. Johnsbury. Dec. 6, 1864 wi
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From the army hosptal-the BLOODY h.,,,e-aeld-the
mansion of the ich and humble abode of the noorfrom
the office and the sacred desk-from the mountain ton
distant valleys and farof Islands of the ocean-from
cry nook and corner OF the civilized worlds pouring In
the evidence oil the astonishing effects of BRAKES
PLANTATION BlTFERS. Thousands upon thousand
OF letters ike the following may be seen at our office
REEDsBURY, Wis, Sept. l6, 1863.
,,o.,t nave Deen IN the army hospitals for four
thew gave Inc a bottle OF Plantation Bitters .
infee oot'ie' restored my speech and cured me.
o SoUrH WARSAW, o., July IS 1863.
~ one young man, who had been sick and not out
OF te nUGoe 3 Tor wv years with Scroua and Eryspeas
ateI paying the doctors over Sl5j without benefit has
n,.n,.,. EDWARD wOUNALL.
School for the children of volunteers:
HAyEaEYER MANSION. 57th ST. New York. Aug. 2 1863
been given 10 Of little Children Suffering from
weakness and weak lungs with most happy effect One
iiue ga III aItcuar. with pains in her head loss of
appeute auu uaiy wasting cUnsu" ptiOn, whom all
medic skill had been exhausted has been entirely re-
stored W. commenced with bu teaspoonfu of bitters
she is now we'll. Respectfully,
MRS 8. NJ. DEvOE'
n, ! owe much to you fo- verybe heve the Plan
tatlon Buffers nave SaVec Uy lile
REV. W H. WAGGONER, Madrid, n. Y.
,, Thou wilt send me two bottles more of thy
Plantation Bitters My wife has been greatly benefited
Thy friend, ASA CURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
%. | have been great sufferer from dyspepsia,
and had to abandon preaching. . The Plantation
BItters have cured me.
REV. J. S. CATHORN, Rec NY"
%. Send Us twt nty-four dozen more of your Plan
taon Btters the popularity of which are daily ncreas-
ing with the guests OF house.
SYKES, CHADWICK l. co.
Proprietors Wiard's Hotel Washington, D. G
g. have given the Plantation Bitters to hun
dreds O our disabled soldiers with the most astonishing
effect. u W. ID. andrews,
Superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati O."
- The Plantation Btters have cured me OF liver
complaint, OF which was laid up PROSTATE and had to
abandon my business.
Ii. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, O."
" - The Plantation Bitters have cured ME OF a de-
rangemen OF the kidneys and urinary organs that has
distressed me for years. IL acts lik- charm.
q. q. MOORE, 25a Broadway, ~.
&c. &c. &c &c. &C. &C.
The Plantation Btters make the weak strong the ian
guild Brilliant and exhausted natures great restorer
rhey 'osed of the celebrated Calisaya bark Win
terseen Ssssaras Roots Herbs &c. all preserved in
perfectly pure ST. Croix Rum,
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Passumpsic Lodge, No. 81. +. A. NJ
Masonic Hall, Bingham's Block. Stated meeting Dec
8, 1864. (S2s) FJDALToN SIC.
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WATCHES ,JEWElRY, SILVER & PLATED WARES

WATCHES, JEWt[KT, SILVER z P[AItD HAHtS
Photograph Albums. Fancy Il DDS. Cutlery,
Books and Stationery, T"ys, Psrfumeries. Tray
cling Bags and BASKETS. Comns and Hair
BRUSHES, Bird Cages. Sheet Music, Pictures. Ova!
and other Iic'ure Frames, Sp"ctscles AID many,
many other articles too numerous TO mention
NIB Among the abIv goods | selling
manv articles at or less than present rh0Eesaie
prices Silver Spoons from - 10 500 per set
if paid in coin of which make them. GOLD
CHAINS and many articles of iEWELRI which
purchased before the advance on them offer
from - to % per cent. less tIan manufacturers
prices. Also few Watches ri the same rate
Hair Jewelry made by Mrs &C Child'- IL air
Fronts an! Rolls fIr safe and made TO order
Hair taken in exchange for goods AMI highest
prices allowed Watche, Clocks and Jegeiry
repaired by experienced workmen or myself, a
practical matchmaker and engraver and all WORK
warranted C. c. CHILDS
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A Card.-The workmen in the employ Of
of john H PADDOCK, Esq would express their
courtesy but for his uniformly. honorable and
gentlemanly bearing toward, them in the capaci-
ty of employer. And would take this method to
sopress their wishes for his welfare
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.CREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
SEWING MACHINES.
EMPIRE .SHj TITLE VA CHINE'
L. &. CIIILDS, Agent, ST. John>bury, VI.

This machine is constructed on entirely new
principles of mechanism. possessing many rare
and reliable improvements, having been cXa'nin
ed by the most profound experts AMI rroEounc-
ed to be
SIMPLICITY & PERFECTION COMBINED
The following are the principal objections urg
I'd against Sewing Machines !, Excessive IA
tigue to tho operator :, Liability TO 60 GU; of
order 3 E,prn e, trouble and loss Of time in
repairing. I. Incapacity Il sew every descrip
ton of material. j. Di>agreeaolr noise while in
operation. IhiS machine IS trcD,If from al theS,
objections.
1t has straight needle. Perpendicular action
makes the
Lock Or shuttle stitch
/ Which will NEITHER RIP NOR RAvEL; and i
alike on both sides. performs perfect sewing on
every description Of material.-from leather tn
the finest NantsoDk muslin. with cotton, silk or
! linen thread from the rOa:ScSt tn the finest num-
| Der. Having neither Can. nor Cog Wheel aal Is
| emphitICGiiy a HOlS,.,sS h.,:,t5he.
| Ii requires 30 per cent less power to drive II
than any other machine in the market. gin
II years of age can wIrk ii stealils without IA
tlgue or injury to health. Its strength and Won
derful Simplicity of construction renders il al
most impossible to get OUT of Order-and is guar
anteed by the manufacturers to give entire sat
isfac,on
We respectfully invite all those who may desir,
to supply them, elves with Superior article t
call and examine this
UNRINALLED MACHINE,
And in special manner d. we solicit the pat
ronage of Merchant TaIlors. Dress Makers. ShO
| FINDERS and all who want the
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TRY A BuTrLE AND BE CONVINCED.
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HORSE AND OK Eminent
READ, READ READ.
ID r. b. Z EATON
WHITE NORTHWESTERN PAINERADIcsTOR

DIR. b. EATON'S
WHITE MOUNTAIN VEGETABLE PAIN ERADIcAT0R
Composed of sixteen kinds of Vegetable Ingredi-
ent>, is now off rsd 10 the public, and will Cure.
Sprains. ard lnfamationS Of all kinds, Lameness,
soreness. Cuts. Bruises, Rheumatism. Cramp,
Headache. Tnuthache, Group. DiarThdl. Liver
Complaint. Chapped Hands, Run Rounds. Chill
bIain>, Sore Throat. Cold Snres, Sc al Head, an
never fails TO cure BURNS or Frozen Limbs
This Is no HI MBUG medicine. but Will cure the
above named diseases if applied in season
TESTIW IiLS
FomC.kF F. Hodsman. the well known Druggists Of
Liiil-I,n. y II.
W. haze sld large quantities OF DR. Ea,on's White
Vegetable Pain Eraicater which given IN.
aSion all Nh" Of ,.i-dicrs
Wr >id AEd people all bes
pain eraiic.tor ever offered 10 tie pubic
From Josiah kiIborn. Esq Littleton, Nh
August IS. 1868.
oeify that by sudden tall broke two ms nib and
bui> side. which caused plin aud SORENESS
male thorough application Dr EaiOn's Pain Eraii-
car which relieved me from INV distress once. and
tyik the soreness iTpm side consider il very
valuable -cie indeed and pleased 10 hear that
IL l. About "a Ice offered 10 The public al large
From L-alan Tiiits. ESQ. Lttleion n. H.
DR EArcx-Dear Sir l have been very much troubled
i"- irI- time with Rheumatism. all ugh. ~
u>iI.s l-,'iie PAu ErAdcAior. reeyed
once ia Justice you and Your mr,lici.le would
cneer:uiiy recommend its Use 10 the afflicted.
Llsbon. SEPT. l. ISIS
Dig E.ToS-Dear Sir: I very much troubled a ,ex
DAYS SiilNe with me lack h ard s In In side aG
nffng hsiy Ttsk
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