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SHOOTING IN CoURT.-An exciting scene
occurred in the court room at WiiIsmsporl
during the trial o. Joseph Sanford for adul-
terry with Elizabeth GouIdy. While one OF
the lawyers was addressing the jury, John
B. Goaldy, the prosecutor, and husband OF
the woman, stepped behind Sanford, and
attempted 10 shoot him, firing three shots,
none OF which took effect. A panic seized
the vast assembly-some fed ont of he
windows and took refuge on the stone cor
nice, while the crowd rushed for the doors.
After scene OF the widest excitement,
GouiJy was secured and taken to Jail, and
the trial resumed.
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LOST.

ON or about The middle of August 1858,
~ the under-i2ned lost in Bsavsr swo'
or thai rsiahoorbood, STATE DRAFT.
OF the School appropriation Of said town.
ship, 10 the amount nf EIGHTY odd dol
lars The public are cautioned against the
pay rneui OF said Draft, the township
would not receive any henefi: unless an.
other Drait be procured or The money on
The original one be rightly applied. fhe
Draft is drawn payable 10 the undersigned.
JOHN FRY,
Pres't School Board
Beaver. Sept 1865. Beaver twp.
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coward B. KeTcHuM. =lhe forger of the
gold certificates 10 New York, has been ar
rested in Twentieth stree, boarding house,
where he had taken boarding for six months
under the name of j. B Lowry. Except
on the day of bis Disappearance be had
been out waking without Disguise, ald had
even been in Central Park; While the de-
tectives wete waiting for him at his lodgings,
he was Out somewhere playing billiards
Some 81 gold certificates were found in his
possession and seventy or eighty thousand
dollars IN legal tender.
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Hon. MYER SrRousE, Member OF Con-
gress from Schuylkill county will please
accept our thanks for valuable public docu-
menis Mr.. STkoUeE never forgets the DEM
ocratic press Of the country; more, he
never fofgefs his duty 10 his constituents.
He was one Of the most faithful and earnest
workers in the las, as we'll as the presen.
Congress. Pennsylvania may feel proud Of
such men as Mr.. SfRoUsE, who possess the
courage ard ability TO stand up in The Leg
islaiive Halls and manfully baule tor her
rights.
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Although the shoudy State Convention
ieared 10 directly endorse negro suffrage
there is an unmisiakabs s'sqnini'' that way
in he platform. i viii be observed rha,
President Johnson is only TO be supported
as "ths Jsto,0 patriot and succsssor' of Abra-.
ham Lincoln, "vko has been called 10 complete
fhe task ichick he (Lincoln) left UNFINISHED" I"
The unfinished iask" Ieft by Abraham Lin
coin was the entronckisement of the negroes,
as indicated and declared in his letter 10 the
Governor of Louisiana. The freedom OF the
negroes had already been secured, and all
that remained of the unfinished lask'' was
the securing 10 them the rigAts Of citizenship
The right 10 vote, sc.
The Convention took exception TO lhs
PRESENT ''mild and generous method Of recon-
siruction" which President Johnson has
adopted, and reler only 10 ''kis unbending
patriotism an The PAST" (his Tennessee rad
icalism, no doubt,) as guarantee fkat in
ike TurURE the RIGHTS and liberties of ALL the
citizens Of The Republic WiH be secured" The
Convention and the parry il represents have
always declared that the Northern people
possess all the rights 10 which they are en-
titled so, according TO their own teachings
and declarations, there is no necessity for
Mr.. Johnson to secure any further "righIs"
TO sbni portion OF our citizens. In their plat
form they declare ina, ''ihe people lately in
rebellion cannot be safely entrusted with
The political rishis which they have forfeited
by their ireason," so that the Convention
cannot mean thar Nr Johnson shall secure
any rights for fksa portion OF the nations
citizenship. The ohIy class, :hen, remain
ing, and which is conveniently covered by
the word "oi," = the Negro class II fur
Iher proof is needed that the word ''aIl'' is
intended 20 embrace only The negroes, il
may be lound in The repeated use of the
word ''liberiy," coupled with ,he word
rights =. and in the qooiaIion from the Alb
oliiionisi's Ydde Mecum-lbe Declaration Of
ndependence-by which they make il i'm.
perative on the late rebels TO incorporate in
their constitutions provision securing ''to
ALL men wi'hna their bo, ders their 'inaGenobIe
rights to ht,'" liberty. and The pursuit. of hop
piness Here is the inevitable word "a!"
again, with an unmisiakable negro appli-
cation.
As the successor of Mr.. Lincoln, there.
fore, il is expected that MIR. Johnson will
lay aside bis "mild and generous method"
reinvenale' his past Tennessee radcalism,
refuse 10 enWusi the late rebels with any
"political rights" and go sronce to work at
the unfinished task" of guaranteeing ''rhe
rights and liberties of all the ciizens," Qhe
Nesroes)
Has not the eboddy platform strong
"squinl" towards negro sufffage and equal
Ey-or is it even more than squinl! We
will warrant, il tie shoddy party shall be
successful in electing their candidates upon
that platform, that il will be claimed as
negro suffrage victory! There is not radi-
cal negro sufJoee advocate pho is not support
ing thof plOtform and The candidates upon IL,
dnd they all ciaim ii as a strong comprom;se
wi'h their ;dUorite dogma Patriot & Union.
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REDDING'S RUSSIA sALyE

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Redding's Russia Salve Cures Burns,
Scalds, Cuts.
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Redding's Russia Salve Cures Boi,s, VI.
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Reddine's Russia Salve Cures Salt
Rheum, Piles, Erysipelas.
Redding's hussia Sslve Cures Ring
worm, Corns, &C., sc.
No family should be sithout il.
ONLY 25 CENTS A BOX.
Aug. 10, lS6a.-iy.
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CANNOT BE DIscREDlTED.

Testimony OF Mr. JAMES GRIMES.
a gentleman highly esteemed in Columbia
Co. Pa, and one whose statement can be
rsled upon.
MI. Pleasant, Col. CO, Pa May 2I, 1850.
Messrs Seth w Forler g. Co., Boston,
Geutlemen About three years ago our
daHgh;er, now twelve years oil age, WIS
severely afflicted with cronp. general
irritation OF the lungs followed, producing
a hectic cough, which became almost con-
s'snl. swelling Of The temples and other
indications of Consumption were also ap-
parent, and her life was tespsired of by
her physician. a. this critical moment we
were induced 10 give Dr.. Wistsr's Balsam
Of Wild Cherry trlsl, ard after she had
'aken one bottle we found her so much re-.
lieved that il was lhonghl unnecessary TO
continue it. use. Since that time we have
used The Balsam iE our family in cases Of
Coughs and Colds, and belevs il 10 be
superior remedy foi all diseases of the
Lungs.
Yours with respect JAMES CRIMES.
FROM JESSE SMITH, E-q.,
President of the Morris County Bsuk Nor:
risiown, n. J.
"Having used Dr.. WisIar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry Tor about fifteen years, and
having realized lis bene6cisl resu lis in ny
family, il affords me great pleasure in re-
commenting il 10 the pubic as valua-
ble remedy in cases OF weak lungs, colds,
coughs, &c, and a remedy which consid
er to be entirely innocent. and may be tss
ken with perfect sa fety by The most delis
cate in health"
FROM HON. JOHN E. Smith,
A distinguished Lawyer in Westminster
Md.
have on several occasions used Dr..
Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry for sewers
co Ids, and always with decided benefit.
know OF no preparation that is more eff
cac ious or more deserving of general use.
The Balsam has also been used with ex-
celleni effect by J B Elliott, Merchant,
Halls Cross Roads, Nd.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
None genuine unless signed''I BUTTS, -
on the wrapper.
FOR SALE BY
]. P. DINSMORE, No. 4si Broadway, NY.
5. w. FOWLE g. Co., Propnetors, Bosom.
And by all Druggists
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The Trial of Wire.

WAsHIsGToS, Sept. 2.-The Military
Court reassembled 10 day for The lrial OF
Wire. the prison keeper Of the Anderson
vile Jail.
o. S BelcEer testified that he had served
in the 18th Illinois cavalry, and was pris-
oner al Andersonville rom the 9Th of March
until September. 1864. He testified 10 the
shooting OF cripple by the orders of Wirze,
together with The shooting OF others. He
had heard Wirze say be was killing more
Yankees than those who were serving at the
front, and had seen twenty-five or thirty
men shot over The dead line, and Others
fred into who we're not over the dead line.
He heard Captain Wrze order the sentioei
TO shoot The cripple.
James H Davidson, of The 4lh Iowa cav
airy, testified that he drove the dead wagon
Sometimes twenty-five men were thrown
made breakfast on some OF the crackers,
cheese and dried teef, sen, their for our
prisoners. Wirze shot man short time
after he assumed command OF the prison.-
The latter was sick, laying on the ground,
and asked Wire for some hing, when Wire
shoi him. WiTze remarked that he was
killing more id Yankees than Lee was
al Richmond. This was said in August
Wire was al The time with witness in the
graveyard, in the wagon with the dead
men.
On the cross examination Tie witness tes-
ii6ed that he had never seen Captain Wire
shoot more than ore man.
consolidated returC from The Confeder-
ale States of the military prison at Anderson
vile Georgia, for The month OF August 1864,
was presented. II showed the number of
prisoners on hand on August /, 1864. In
camp, 90 .ss5. In hospital, i,693. Total,
81 67s.
Received from various places during
Making or the aggregate, 81 $50. Died
during the month of August, 1898 There
port is signed by Wrze, and complains OF
the worhlessness Of the guard force in ar.
resting the prisoners that escape.
Thomas Hall testified that he belonged to
the Marine corps, and was a prisoner at
Andersonvile. He fully corroberaled the
reports of the brutality of Wire to the pris-
oners.
Oliver B. Fairbanks, OF the 9th New York
cavalry, testified that hs was prisoner at
Libby, and was afterwards taken to Ander-
sonyille. The stepfaiher OF the witness
was in the prison affected with the scurvy.
He was laying on :he ground, and could not
slraisbten MS arms Wirzs approaching
him, said: "You d-1-d Yankee son OF a
o--h, won't give you anything 10 eat;'
and he stopped MS rsiions Tor lwenly-iour
hours. The stepiathers died abou: mouth
after the occurrence.
The witness further testified that he re-
fused TO be vaccinated, hen Captain Wirze
cursed him, and punished him in The chain
gang. In order TO be released from the
punishment, be consented 10 be vaccinaed:
bot when the vaccination was performed,
he washed iss matter out with soap and
wafer, and thus escaped poisoning. He
told others what he had done, and they
washed out the poison in the same way.
The Court then adjourned till Tuesday.
CAT in Titusville recently gave birth 10
litter OF four kittens, joined together at the
back aud sides in such manner that when
two of them are walking, the other two are
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DID IT EVER occur 10 the casual reader, in
reading the daily reports OF The millions
taken by capitalists in the Government
loans, that every dollar SO invested is dol
lar Withdrawn from taxation, and conse-
quenily The placing of an addisionaI burlhen
upon Inc Iaxpaysrss Such is tue fact, how
svsr, whether observed or not.
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Tar Ohio Democratic Stale Convention
met Al CoIumbus last week and nominated
ticket iof The coming State election, head
ed BY Gen. George w. Morgan Tor Governor.
4 series Of resolutions were passed. not diff
fsriug essentially from those adopted b.
oiher Democratic State Conventions.
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ESTRAY,

4 AME 10 the premises o. the subscriber,
IN Locust township, Columbia county,
on the 9Th of July. 1865
A DARK BROWN HEIFER,
aged atonl one year, in iolerably good cons
d1tor. The owner will come forward.
prove property. pay the charges. and take
her away, Otherwise she will be- disposed
OF as the law directs.
John HARNER.
Locust Sept. 6. 1865
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WISTAis's BALsAM

OF
w ! ID CG =.
One OF he oijs-i snn nnsi -elishls rem.
eiie- in tie world FOR ConQhs, Colds,
WhooPing Cough, B'ourhiii-, Dd-
hruiy oi Breathing, Asthma,
Hoarsersss, Sure Throat.
CronH H.and every Affection Of the THROAT
LUNGS aud CHEST, including even
@OmSmmpddOm.
WlSrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
SO general has The use OF this remedy
become, aud so popular Is il evsrywhere.
that II - urueceSsary 10 reronui It's virlue-
he works speak for il. and find ullerancs
~ the abundant and voluntary tes inony Of
The many who from lang suffering aud SET
lied disease have oy lis use been restored
10 pristine vigor and health. We can or..
seuI mass Of evidence in proof oi our
assertions. that
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THIRD DAY.

The attendance to day was very nu-
merous. After prayer, the Hon. c. r
Buckalew, presented statistics of the vote
of Columbia county, throughout IT'S his
tory, showing its consistent devotion to
Jeffersonian principles, aud added some
forclble remarks as to the object of the
meeting. The Derr family sang the song
Of, "the Mountain to the meeting.T
Hon. Hester Clymer, of Berks, followed
in speech of great power and eloquence.
E. r. Ikeler, Esq. of Bloomsbury g,cIosed
the morning meeting by fervid and elo-
quent address on the aims and tendencies
At the afternoon meeting Rev. Alvab R.
Rutan, Of LuzeIne, narrated the circum-
stances of his arrest and Imprisonment,
last fall.
Col. Piollet, Of Bradford, made a very
effective speech, presenting the results of
the Democratic administrations of the
general government and comparing them
with the consequences of abolition mis-
management.
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A CAT in Titusville recently gave birth 70
litter OF four kittens, joined together at the
back aud sides in such manner that when
Two of them are walking, the other two are
on their backs with their feet sticking up.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-17
Dfaths.


10 Montpelier, March 18th, 1865 izrie A Bauows.
daughter o. T Q Bauors aged is years and mon hs.
In Greensboro, FEB. IA, Charles g.. son Of sumner
Putnam, NJ. D.. aged 8 years
In Dser6eld, Min, Jan. 22d Of consumption. Mrs
Classa, wife Of Mr. Daniel Howard, aged 20 Years and
smonths--formerly Of Northheld, VI. Her death wa,
serene and peaceful Blessed the dead who die In
the Loid.
In Barnston, Canada East, at the rssideRce Of her
daughter Psh. 2eh, Of paralysis Mrs. Alice II. Tucker
formerly Of Randolph, W. aged 50 years.
In Coventry, March s, Mary Ann wife Of Hon n jah
Cleveland
In Cbaheston, 8. c., about the middle Of October,
1884 Franklin b. Stearns Of Cambridge OF Co. r. llth
VT aged 20 years.
In WSterve, Feb. 81, P ,rdon Brown aged 9l years.
In Johnson, Feb 4th. Apha Davis, aged IS years u
In Mouisvle, Jan. 20, Peleg seofed sged IS years,
months and 10 DAYS.
In Goshen, 1ud., Feb. lst, Mrs Lucy. wife Of D. VIM
Dodge, formerly Of Marshhed, VT.
AZ Sloan U 3. Hospital, March 7th Tn Hyde Of
Co d. 9th Vt Vols, aged 40 years. resident Of Bar
ton.
In Calsis, Dec. 25 Capt. BatnabAs D,ty aged 80
years and months. Seventy-fve years ago he helped
erect the first frame house in Montpelier.
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DYSPEPSIA AND COsTIvENEss
CURED

d }. TBNNY CAsB.-Ne,o York Mentor January
"a ls60-whether tue Brandretn Pills ever onverti.
b into blood, We ~ill not discuss. Blu chief
object At this time ito give statement Of gentleman
who Gays he has taken Of the BrAndreth Pills. for a,
sAsi sixteen months dsiy, abou, $50 days in
eesson, and who that a. the end Of taat time h.
considered hus II cured Of Dyspepsia, attended by
constant cosve Of the bOses which had troubled
hun fUr a 10 time
THIS gentleman, Mr. Daniel j. Tenny, resides at the
Astlr ouse, in us city, and has been il the enjoy
msDt Of excellent alth since he erred by this
treatment He IA an intelligent man. aud there is no
doubt Of the irlth Of his statement Tnis proves,
lest. that many u the Pills prepared by Or.
BfAndTth b taken for nearly 500 days ia esion
without harm, an at he nd Of thu tine dyspsptic
aud eostiye habit o. bod be perfectly cured. This
could not be said u any Of the eahaes in tbo,s
who style themselves the Regular Faculty. 45.49;daw
solo " ali ftspeetsus dealers IN 'nedcines dAw:ly
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NOTICE.

~ A PHYsIoLC GIoAL VBw or MARRIAGE Cor
tanning nearly 800 pages, and 100 fine Plates aud III
cravings OF the Anatomy Of the Human Organs in
state of Hesth and Disease with Treatise Rsrly
Errors its Deplor able Consequences upon the Mind and
Body, with the Authors Plan Of Treatment the only
rational and successful mode OF sh BY the
report Of cAsss treated truthful adviser the mar
RED and those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts Of their physical condition Sent Tree Of postage
to any address, receipt Of rs in post
al currency by addressing DR.. LA CRolX. No. 81
Maiden Lane, Albany, Ny
The author may be consulted upon any Of the diseases
upon VII ch his book treats either personally by mall
and medicines sent to any part Of the world 1880
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marriages.

In No Turbfdge March by Rev Isaac Hyatt
Mr. butt II Cushman Of Tunbridge and Miss Adela
r Dodge Of Montpelier.
Also March by the same, Mr. John W French. and
Miss Roxy A. Wa ker, both Of So. Royalton.
In the Hotel at WAitsde'd March sth. by Rev A. b.
Daseomb, Mr.. Joseph b. Chamberln, and Miss Verona
V. Vaushn; Also, Mr.. Voney V. Vaughn, and Miss
Alma X. Herriok all Of MddleseI.
In Permont, N. H., March let, Mr.. Bd~nd Parker
q Barre, VI, ard Miss CeleotA Mc,can II Perm mt
N II. No Cards
In Montpelier, March II, by Rev. A. l. Cooper. Mr.
Gavin A H'fsey NJ Caai' and Miss Msttha v. Ball Of
East Montpelier
Danyille. March Mr.. Cbsunecy " Goodai- n
Cabot, aud Miss sNAh Dtvis HiSeWa N Din'ille
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The advertiser having been restored to health in few
weeks by very simple remedy, AFTER having suffered
several years with severe lung Affection and that dread
ds'ase OOnsumptoa-is anxious to make known to his
elow-sufeIefs the means Of cure.
10 all Who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scripon used Tree Of hage with the directions for
preparing aud using the same. which they will find
suAK Ours PoR CossuaPrIos. AsTHAA, BRONCHITIS,
&c he only object Of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription Is benefit the afflicted and spread inform
which he oonoeves to be Invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will Try his remedy, it will them
nothing. aud may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription wi please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
4i;66dSw WiliAmsbuIsh, Kings County. N. Y.
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w. X. DANES, NJ. ID.

S36s% From the Royal Opthdgsaie fn6rvsayv
London, Physician and Surgeon for the Eve
Bar and Catarrhal diseases Of the lungs, Faucss and
Nasal passages, also Nervous malsdies OF all KINDS
particularly those Affecting Females. All Of which be
has made his special and sul practice
than thirty years.
Testimonials in abundance Of his superior and susoss
School Street, West Randolph, 4th door bslo~ tbs
Academy, where he will be In daily attendance
those who may desire his services.
r Consultation gratis. All Medicines carefully pre-
pared from vegetable extracts Thy ninlsef) opsrr
tons charged in socordances With fair upright dcsns
at all times
Office hours, from Q A. Nj. to r. Nj, on Tuesdsy
and Wednesday Of every second week AZ the Northhe
House, Horthheld during the present winter, and
West Randolph the remainder Of the time.
CAUTION /!
W Remember, 1t Is not (oaks) but W. X. oak-es. NJ.
ID. The only Diplomatic graduate (of the Royal Col
lege Of Physicians and Surgeons in London,) Of that
name whose successful practice In the above specss-
is popular in this country.
Latest tsst;niorial al the rsqnest Of the patient
To whom II may concern.
Yhree ago. commenced being deaf, and Il grew
worse and worse, until got so could not bear CON
conversation, and dispsred Of ever being any bet
ter tried things, but Of benefit but hearing
OF DR.. Cakes, oculist and Aurist Of West Randolph,
waited him last August he operated upon me and could
hear nearly we'll as ever returned home and follow
ed his directions, and 10 two weeks could hear we'll
ever and continue 10 the date OF this the and
would recommend all afflicted was, visit him aud
be benefited by his skill.
SHrRsuRs Wusos
Morrstv~n Vt, Dec. 18th. 1864. janl:dtf.
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II RNNgDYs RHEuMArlcLIN


me attention o. the public is called q M. most ,S
all the aohas and ps.ns Ma, hesh !. heir 70.
RHRUMATIsM
IL caused by s,ag1tiop Of the fluids, arising from
checked prespiratonis cured By few bottles Of Ken
nedy's Rheumatic Lini st,. 40.
Are caused BY an extension And saddsn rs-acun
q the muscss-is cured by few BOTTLES of Kennedy
Rheumatic Lni@en,SIsHqRs{ gIVa''' nAa '"" ''"''
The king ~ all pain II caused By an inaamnstion
the nervss--,s instantly cured BY fes applications o
kcnnedy'a Rheumatic linimsnt
PLEURisN
Is A. Inflammation Of the lining Of the rbsis cured by
a few bottles NJ Kenuedy'a Rheumatic Linimen,.
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure Of the flesh ena smash
ing Of the ussues-is instantly relieved by Kennedy
Rhematc Liniment.
contraction Of the muscles. caused ny sudden stop
page Of the nervous aud. which prevents animal life
having nee anv--ored BY few applications Of Ken
nedy's Rheumatic Liniment.
BILIOUS collie
l. caused by neurslgs in the stomach and bowels
take tea spoonful Of Kennedys Rheumatic lAnimsn'
:" GRE THRoAT ANo hoGRshNEss
Are caused by unnatural dryness OF the gends-~et
a piece OF flannel with Kennedy Rheumatic Lnlment,
spply Il going 70 bed, and you viii be well In tht
H@ADAcHR AND THRoBBISa OF THE TEN.
PLIES.
l. caused by pressure from insensibe perspratons
cured by few applications Of hennedys hheomHuo Id
niment.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK.
Follow the direction IN the circular around each bot
tie
FOR AN ULCRRAI ED SORE THROAT,
You will take tesspoonfu Of the Lniment and four
teaspoonfus OF water Garge the throat twice day In
few days will be we'll This one ,es'poonful will be
worth a dollar 70 you.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all Inflammation Of the throat tonsils and palate.
with dry, hacking cough, you will dilute the Linmen
with four Ave times its bulk Of water garRle the
throat and swallow the moisture. This taib.
Il is good for Toothaehe. Baraohs Speled Face and
Inflammation Of every kind Every family should have
= full supply for the winter
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY Roxb n.y.
Mass. Price 30 cents Sold by X. Brown Mont
pelier Ol62is
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ECLlPsED I

False lights exinguished when GREAr TRvrH
shines forth, and the eonesb fact the hair turns
gray, red o sandy to glorious black orown,
QUICKER THAN ThE CHAMELEON
changes its hues, under the operation Of
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
Is known Ihtou hout the American continent. II
is harmless, Coz tain eau tic. impIov the hbres
produces rich natural LISTING color Of any shade from
brown 10 glossy SABLE. aud IL endorsed by the most
eminent anAlyt chemists the United States 4549.dw
dAnufacfuIsd by J. RlS1ADOkO. No. Astor
aouse Nee York. Sold by ell Hsu Dresseu da-ly