Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-12

Z XDEnT ABirrBRs for purifying th'
y VBN /Jau, dice. Headache d ain Is
-s1n-~ Dyspepsia, General Debility
eostiteness. Pies, and all bilious diseases.
For cleansing, u Engineering, invgorAting and put
ing II orne the weak, run down deoiatd and disea.
e. human sJtem, Is believed TO be untqualledaby any
other med cine in toe world.
A GREAT REGULATOR
Persons suffering from complication q diseates Of
chronic nature and cannot tell exactly what ais thsm,
will ind sure aud speedy relief In the use Of DR.. War
Tens Bilious Biters Surh case was Mr DAME
Smiths Of Barton VI who srites under date 4 Aug
q, 1852 ;-"l conn enced taking the Bi,ers first Of
my health quite rsstosed" Mr. smit1 had teen out Of
GREAT u UMoR OURR
Mr. Smith ABOVE alluded to, says " My son who
has been troubled for years viii sores under his
has been cuted by taking one bottle Of Dr. Wansn's
Bilious bittCTs
1t quokeus the circulation restores the lost appetite
regulates all The functions Of the body. oeanses the
blood, carrie, q al morbid snd uuhea by seco ions,
thereby prevent uung all diseaes ofihe skin aud
all complaints caused by impure blood or dsordered
condition. the liver. st0mac and bowels To the ak
and emaciated DR. WAuen's Bilious bittnrs are parto-
ulafy recommended as the most per eet tonic and invR
orator the world has ever sen, MI. L. W Paul. Of
anohester, n. H., says 81 bad become so muth
red ced that my weight Was only 40 lbs nos (aftef
u.ing the biittis three wesks) weigh 1870 lbs :"
Persons who are subject 70 fvers, cauted by sudden
colds. overlooking the stomach ovefexertoni or other
causes may always escape settled fever by few do
ses OF this MEDICINE fever cannot live tweutj four
hours where DR.. wanens Bilious bitten are used in
season.
hat Dr. Mason Of suncook, N. H., says March q,
1868 Having made extensive use Of Dir. Waren's
Bilious 81 tiers IN my practice during the pact two yea
hesitation ia fecommt nding them to the pub
lie as very r,a lie and valuable family medicine rom
the use q watch be obtained satisfactory
suits than from any other compound with which | an
united subsequently, IN cow fsauon with the
proprietor, Dr. NJ. says - l should not know how TO
get along in my practice without Dr. Waren's bilious
Bitters."
beware Of oouuterfetts and limitations Observe fac.
smile signature Of the proprietor JOHN A. PERRY }
the cork Of each bottle, without which is gen
Ira
Price 5OIcents and 81 per bottle.
Prepared only by John Perry, Chemist, Boston
Mass. Sold by NJ. 5. Burr Co., 20 TTemont Street.
Boston, and BY ali druggists
N H. Brown, Montp Tier, Wholesale and retail agent
for vetmonl. Oo' 3O;dawly'
" INELAND FARM u FRUIT LANDS,
10 mid and healthul climate Thirty miles south
OF Philadelphia by Railroad, in New Jersey, on the
same line u latitude as Baltimore, Md.
The soil is rich and productive, varying from clay
Osm, suitAb for wheat, grass corn, tobacco,
fruits and vegetables. This isa eat fruit country -
five hundred vineyards and orchards have been planted
out by experienced fuit growers. Grapes, peach 5,
pears, SC produce immense profits Nineland is al
ready one Of the most beautiful places in toe United
states The entire territory oontsing of fifty ,qlaie
miles Of land is laid out uIon general system Of i'm
pIovemtnts. The land is only sold to actual settlers
win provisions for public adoTnment. J he place on
account Of its great beauty well as other advantages
has become the resort Of pe'p Of taste has iureas
ei hye thonsand people within the past three years
Oh rchts Stores schools ACADEMIES societies Of and
learning and other elements Of re culture have
been introduced Hundreds VI people ar tan IL set
Ting Nunofeds Of ntw being coust ructed
Price Of farm land, 20 acre los aud upward 25 per
FIVE and ten acre al Village lots for sale.
Fruit vegetables rpen earlier In this district than
in any other locality north Of Norf TX, Va Improved
places fOr sale.
Openings for all nds OF business Lumber Yards
Manufactures. foundries, Stores and the like and
Ste am Power, with room, can be rented.
For persons WAO deshe md winters a heathful eli
mate and good soil in country BEAUTIFULLY mproy
ed, aDoundng in fruits, aad poss ssng all Other social
privileges, IN the he 1t of civilization 1t is worthy Of
visit.
Letters answered and the Vineand Rurala paper Civ
ing ul infoi alton, aud containing Reports u oUlon
Robinson, sent TO applicants,
Address CHAS X Lands, VinelatdP. o., Lands
Township, New Jersey
From Report Of Soljn Robinson, Agricultural EDITOR
OF The Tribune Il Ia Of the mos. extensi,e fer
tile acts, in almost level post and suitable
don for pleasant fLmiug That know Of this SIDE Of
the Western aires" SlO3IAw