Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-30

, ==- DR. wARREN's BILIOUS
WV $.:.. al :i:: '; $!:;
| costiecne-s b.. es. lad all bilious diseases
For clcausi4a strength ning, invisorsrg and put
ns iu ofuer the weak fuu down dcbiattd and diseas
human system, g. s believed TO be unequaled by any
othsrmed cine in %, e, world nav, .rop,
Persons suffering from comp, alton Il diseases OF Z
chronic aud cannot tell exactly what ais thtm
Tdl and sure md speedy relief in he use Of Dr. War.
trn's Bilious Butefs such case was Mr. Daniel
Smiths Of Barton VT who Ffites under date n Aug
q, 1862 '-" commenced taking the Biuers first Of
July have taken one bottle and part Of anoher-hnd
uy health quite restored" Mr.. smith had been out Of
health for months, and unable 20 labor
A GREAT HUMOR CURE
Mr.. Smith above alluded to, says. " My son who
has been troubled for years with sores under his arms,
has been cured by taking one bottle Of DR.. Wauen's
Bilious biters
It quiokeus The circulation restores the lost appetite.
regulates all the functions u the BODY. ceanses the
blood, carries OF All morbid and unhealthy seoretious,- -
thereby PREVENT curing all diseases Of the skin, and
all complaints caused By impure blood or dsordered
condition OF the liver stomach and bowels To the weak
and emaciaed Or Waren's Bilious Bittnrs are pario-
uarly recommended the most perfect tonic and invg
orator the world has ever seen. Mr.. h. W. Paul. 0f
Manchester, N. H., says; 81 had become 20 much
red ced that my weight was only 40 lbs. (aiter
using the bitteis three wecks) weigh ibis !"
Persons who subject 20 fvefs, caused by sudden
colds oyofoading the stomach oyefexertion or other
tauses may always escape settled fever 10y few do
ses Of this medicine fever cannot live tweuy f0ur
hours where Dr. wauena Bilious biters are used in
What DR.. Mason Of sunoook, N. H., says March q,
1868 Having made extensive use Of DR.. WMren's
Bilious Bites n my practice during the past two years
have hesitation ia recommending them 70 the pub
lie very rlia lc and valuable family medeine' from
the n which be obtained more satisfactory re-
suits than from any other compound with which l am
acquainted subsequently, in COW fsauon Win me
proprietor, Or. NJ. says " should not know how 70 /
get along in my practice without Dr. Warren's Bilious
Beeae Of counte1fetts and limitations Observe fac.
simile signature Of the proprietor JOHN A. FEhhfD
over the cork OF each bottle without which none is gen
lne4
Price 5Oiccnts and 81 per bottle.
Prepared only by John A Perry, Chemist Boston,
Mass. Sold by ri. 5. Burr Co.. 70 fremont street.
N. K Brown Montp lier, wholesale and retail agent
lr Vermont Oct 8O,dawly'
l INELAND FARM " FRUIT LANDS,
in mild and heelthui climate Thirty miles south /
Philadelphia by Railroad, in New Jersey, on the |
anne line OF latitude as Baltimore, Md
The soil Is eh and productive varying rom clay 10
SANDY loan, suitable for wheat grass corn tobacco,
-uts aud vegetables This il g-eat fruit country -
i've hundred yne ards and orchards have planted
ut by experienced fuit growers. Grapes, peaches,
ears, NC produce immense prohts. NinelAnd is al
eady Of the most beautiful places in tue United
taes The entire territory, consisting Of fifty square
niles Of land, Is laid out upon general system Of i'm
,TOvements. The land Is only sold 70 actual settlers
sih provisions Tor public adornment. he place, on /
,ccoun, Of its great beauty as vel as other advantages
las become the resort Of peop Of taste H. has increas
Oh riches stores schools Academies societies Of art and
earning and other elemeu Of nement culture have
been introduced Hundreds ofpeople con family set
ding. hundreds Of new houses being constructed.
Price of farm land ~ acre los and upward 25 per
Five and ten acre aud Village lots for Sale.
Fruit aud vegetables npen earlier in this district than
in any other locality north Of Norf lk Va Improved
places for sale.
Opening iof al kinds OF business, Lumber Yards.
Manufactures. Flundries Stores, aud the like aud
steam Power, with room. be rented. o
For persons wlo desire mild winters healthful eli
mate aud good soil 10 a country beautifully improv-
ed apouudug 10 ifuits and possessing all Other social
privileges, IN the heart of civilization 1t is worthy Of
visit
Letters answered and the Yineland Ruraa paper Civ
ng full inf1i nation and containing Reports Of ooon
Robinson, sent 90 applicants.
Address CHAs. K lands, yinelapd P o., Lands
Township, New Jersey.
From Report VI ooiln Robinson, Agricultural Editor
of The Tribune IL IS u the extensive fer
Tile uacts, in ana almost level position and suitable
uon for pleasant farming that We know Of mis- side Of
he Westem f.Aiues." 81 O3daw