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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-24


Court opens Al half past Ten O'Clock a. NJ.
-Hs s.ss y. Dls'sa is-sss :. T., No
,ssl-corss,. "a. s,reeter. LnamsiIea Paper
isss-Daryea q al ". Han. ,eo. Collar Manf Co.
nosara bank Va Nc sssasGa NJ =: sr.ssh
Nerl. I7ol-Baker Y. Rogers. :,
49, " :, ps ssSs. s..ss no AT Sf
u usSsP I'll 1 mSP rs 0'-s: eta. s0dn'
is,-asahss "a sml,h. ini-Aielandsr vs. Rush
isss-Ginsr VA HeKibSsa i7is-R.ymond Vs. Bashsa.e.
Supreme Court-Circnit-Part ?.
Held by Judge Smith.
x Court opens a' 's No o'clock An
Isa-Hei...nd "a ons s.-snsre vs.. Ludlow.
a-Indi.ssPel,: ana on. ssad.n Ps,I.os:
Nss-s,ass vs. Alessadsr. isO4-TAllm.n Wright
ss-.:sy T: !: |. s nan srass Beuhsimer
-. s, e..l S0-ui.sbach Va. Kahn
Hi-ccny vs., The Hudson
Supreme Court-Circuit-Pars ).
Adjourned without day
Supreme Court-specIaI Term.
Court .p.n: Held x S. }a S.., c ,ss o:,o,.
sss-Lys '. gas,on. aS-orsnsh vs. Alexander ct
Supreme Court-Chambers.
Held BY Judge sutherland
Held IN Circuit Court room.
Calendar win be called half past O'Clock u.
Eos Nos
e3-Leonard VI. Sykes ll0-Attachment OF propeller
H-ScOt Arnold Jack Jewett
H-Birkett vs.. Sandersou. lh-Curtne VI. Crowley
R-Groyer -. strong. llS-Rose McBriar.
W-iobin vs.. Leverson. 126-Northern X. r. Co Va
R-butlcr VS.. Tappan. Ogden sb'e L. q. X. Co.
U-Hunt vs. harrington 146- Benson Rider.
General call l6l-Webb w. Skinner
Superior COurt-Trial Term-Par1 4.
10 calendar.
Superior Conrt-Trial Term-Part 2.
Held by Judge Jones.
Court 0pens At eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
Nos Nos
S464-Mononough Fett- slss-Orh Sutton al
reich. llV6-Nckerson The
B63S-Sarhen vs. Tho Har- American Tel. Co.
lem X r. Co. S576-Peersall Of al Ca
bt22-FrsuIe VS. Barnes. hill.
Marine C0urt-Tral Term.
Held by Judge Gross.
Court opens At ten O'Clock A. NJ.
Ros Nos.
U-puke VS. Harm = Alger Sharp.
Boomer Slagh- s5-Gilbert Lockwood.
hanEhwout Raian. b9-Lnn Loweaslen.
lH-Loe Doux IS. Braun Brown VS.. Howe.
t5-Richaris0n VS.. Wilcox. 12s-Demlrest Roberts
lE-Deylin VS.. Mcdonald l29- Haas vs. Bush.
Worth vs. Corning. l30-Geoghegan vs. Neumau.
s6-Sats o. Jackson. 132-Fcht Delan.
6c-LansDg Gilbert, Jr. l33-Reei Cary.
56-Cunnin aham q. Whit l3A-Finner W. Naloy.
txEer.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Tue coURTs.
rWRT caLtsnas-TSIs oAY.

Supreme Court-Circuit-Pa 4.
Held by Judge ingraham.
rso.~t rrana IT hal II. ma o. clock A. Nj.
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STUPENDCuS sWINDLE IN VERMONT.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.

SFfTNI CORRESPONDENCE HfHELJ.
Three Hundred aud Fiuy Thousand Dollars
Obtained by Alleged Bosu. Gold Mine
Operator.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-20

SOWING PLASTER EARIY.-A correspondent of
the Rural New Yorker says that for e,eral ears
past he has been in the practice Of sowing plaster
on clover in March-in some cases when the snow
been more beneficial than when sown in MAY or
June He has also found arly-sown plaster to
considerably increase the barley crop. As plaster
is but sparingy soluble in water and must be
carried down into the soil in a state Of solution in
order to be used by the plants, it is obvious that
the sowing should be early enough to effect this
purpose. II sown late and dry weather should
follow, the plaster would not probably be of much
that year. These views are corroborated by
the experienee Of number of lameIs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-20
N. Ell. DOWNS

VEGETABLE BALSAMlO ELlAlk,
FOR
Coughs, Colds, consumption, WbOOpng Tough
e. Group Asthma and all diseases Of the
Chest and Lungs
This valuable medicine is purely vege-
table the discovery of which has been the
result Of many years close study (while
suffering under those formidable diseases
which prey upon the organs of the chest)
in order to discover the causes, the symp-
toms and the cure, viz: Consumption,
Asthma, Catarrh, Colds, and every species
of oppression Of the chest. In all cases
whore this Elixir has been duly admins
tered its efficacy has been invariably mani
tested, convincing the most incredulous that
even CoNsUMrT1oN is not incuraDle, If prop
erly attended to. As consumption at its
commencement is but slight irritation on
the membrane which covers the lungs then
an inflammation, when the cough is a little
more observable, but rather dry, then be-
comes local fever, and the pulse more fire.
ouent. the checks arc flushed. and chills are
more common. In It's next stage the eX-
temal parts Of the lungs themselves begin
to participate the fever, the strength fails,
the flesh wastes, and perspiration is com
mon as debility aud emaciation increases,
small alterations or white hard specks APP
pear, the bowels become irregular. the sleep
Is disturbed III inc last Stages violent
coughing proluse cold sweals' ana constant
dlarrhWa, with mc-coughs, close Ihe scene
rms EllNlr, ia curing the anoVe com Pllhts'
operates so as to remove aii moroiu lrTlta-
uoh ana inflammation rom the lungs 10 inc
surface aud Ihally cAPel them from the
system ny peispraliQh ana otner"lse. IL
l9chl'aIes e2peclorauo1' ana luus relieVes
me patent RON load oil tough phlegm
|h'cu cannot o'hef"isG ne "noHy removed
from the system IL meals 'he liberated
surfaces ana rclleycs inc cough ana makes
breathing easy Ii supports the strength
ana az the same Time reduces the lever u
has at least one peculiar advantage over
other articles M common use Tor the same
/ purposes II Is Tree from strong opiatc ana
astrngent articles, winch are oil so drying
nature as to be IN great danger oil des-
troyng the patient, with which they are
SO highly unclurcd whereas tins medicine
never dries or stops the cough but by re-
moving the CAUSE, and generally destroys
the hectic before the cough is entirely gone I;
/ consequently. when the cough Is cured the
/ patient is well. ltmay be relied on as per-
/ fectly safe IN all cases of cough and irrita-
tlon of the lungs the very best medicine
for coughs in every fever FROM commence
ment to end. IL will cure slight hoarsc-
ness and cough when occasioned by cold,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-20


The harp at Natures advent strung
Has never ceased 20 play
The song the stars of morning sung
Has never died away
And prayer is made, and praise is given,
by all things near and lar
The ocean looketh up to heaven,
And mirrors every star.
Its waves are knceling on the strand,
As kneels the human knee,
Their white locks bowling to the sand
The priesthood of the sea!
They pour their glittering treasures FORTH
Their gifts of pearls they bring.
And all the listening hills OF earth
Take up the song they sing
The green earth sends her incense up
From many mountain shrine;
From folded leaf and dewey cup
She pours her sacred wine.
The msts above the morning rills
Rise white as wings OF prayer;
The altar curtains OF the hills
Are su nset's purple air.
The winds with hymns Of praise are loud,
Or low with sobs Of pain,
The thunder organ Of the cloud,
The dropping tears OF rain.
With dropping head and branches crossed
The twilight forest grieyes,
Or speaks with tongues OF Pentecost
From all its sunlit leaves.
The blue sky is the temples arch,
Its traSsept earth and air,
The music Of its starry march
The chorus of a prayer.
So nature keeps the reverent frame
With which her years began,
And all her signs and voices shame
The prayerless heart Of man.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-20

LARGE PoBkER. Peter W. Jones, Amherst.
N. H., writes us: 81 have Just slaughtered a lnll
blood Leicester hog, two years six months and
sixteen days old, which weighed ,2Oi pounds
Grth seven feet one inch. Length eight feet nine
inches; weight of head 80 pounds; weight Of
leaves 81 pounds extreme thickness Of middlings
fourteen inches Keeping until 10 months old ;
Swill made by family, with addition of from two
to four quarts of fine feed twice per day--noon
boiled potatoes and skinned milk the balance of
the time all he could eat OF milk and Indian meal
two-thirds and one-third rye meal. lie was full
blood Leicester, and the finest hog ever killed in
America. Country Gentleman
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-20

The State Agricultural Society, of Vermont
held its annual meeting on the I'd Of January, and
in the resolutions passed respecting the tariff
bill, now before Congress, praying its passage, a
remarkable admission was made. namely; " Our
own woods are lying on our hands uncalled for at
any prices that would pay over half the cost Of
production We would ask Vermont farmers if
they think this fact especial recommendation
for the greasy Merinos they so proud of. 9th
er people can sell their wool. But we hear that
the clips of two or perhaps three years are chiefly
still in first hands in Vermont WHY Not be-
cause OF low tariffs, but because, il manufacturers
can buy wool they will let grease alone. When it
is bought and sent to the New York market, it is
avoided by all manufacturers, and the purchase Of
these greasy leeccs, cleansing them thoroughly,
and returning them TO the market, constitutes a
lucrative business If Vermont wool growers will
but tubwash these feeces they will save large
amount Of excellent manure for use upon their
farms, and find ready sale, at fair price, for
the stock now on hand. We do not argue against
tariff, but only against grease.-American Agri-
cuitirist for March.
What do you say to that wool grower
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-20
COFFEES ROASTED AND GROUNL
DAILY

GROUND COFFEE zoe 25c Soc 3j' best iOo per
pound. Hotels, Saloons Boarding house keepers, and
families who use large quantities u Coffee can econo
mize in that article by using cur FRENCH BREAK
FAST and DINNER COFFFE which we will scl At
The low plice q 30o per pound, and warranted to give
perfect satisfaction.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-20

THE oLp.FAsHIoNED CHOIR.

have fancied. sometimes, the Bethel-bcnt beam
That tremblcd to earth in the patriarchs dream,
Was a ladder of Song in the wilderness rest,
From the pillar of stone to the blue Of the BEST
And the angels descending TO dwell with us here,
cold Hundred and "Cornth.' and China, and
"Moar.n
All the hearts are not dead, not under the sod,
That those breaths can blow open to Heaven and
Godl
All. "silver Street" leads by alright golden road
o. il is not the hymns that in harmony lowed
But those sweet humored psalms in the old-fash-
Toned choir,
To the girls that sang ao-the girls that sang air I!
"I.et us sing in His praise" the minister said,
All the usalm-books az once Auttered open at
york p
Summed their dotted wings in the words thathe read
While the leader leapcd into the tune just ahead,
And politely picked out the keynote, with FORK
And the vicious old vol went growing along
At the heels of the girls in the rear OF the song.
| need not a winq--bid no genii come
With a wonderful web from Arabian loom,
When the world was in rythm and life was its
rhyme
and narrow,
That across it there Aoaied the song of a sparrow
For a sprig Of green carraway carries me there,
To the old village church and the old village choir
When clear Of the floor my feet slowly swung,
Andtimed the sweet praise of the song as they sung
Till the glory aslant from the afternoon sun
Seemed the raftcrs of gold in God. temple begun!
You may smile at the nasals OF old Deacon Brown,
Who followed 10y scent till he ran the tune down
And the dear sister Green, with more goodness
than grace,
Rose and fell on the tunes She stood in hcrpace,
And where sc cremation exulungy flows,
Tried TO reach the high notes on the tips OF her
toes
To the land Of the leal they went with their song,
Where the choir and the chorus together belong
O, be lifted, We Gates Let me hear them again
Blessed song, blessed Sabbath, forever amen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-20
do. NcIonck on NNsncnsia

sYNr1oNs, CAUSES ANn fENElY
SHmrtoms OF uftfftia-A sut rf WIuts-s -hfuass and
uelht in e Dmacl together With aaturol, acdty, sour,
tuuute bhtg of wild wafer trn.h aud vomiting, and
deal of What person calls feeling he nit
90 the scmaths frequently there DO also Islpatou II tc
heart, hc flt cIH Mistake ir hi dice aud when The
The iough hhrous oons Of e ston ath similar ehat
iu rpc What throws he Juice and when the
stomach E tlch cDat 90 slime DO prevents hr gastric
juice from towing and digestion ceases senrnckis ssuwttd
tonic dissolve he mucous slime, and
it, natural condition.
scheur Nurdrate pills ore also qur,d io carry off this
morbid matter INoiris ot the cafta ut Consumption
caused from tisdstastd state stomach Die
whole system drnnHtd The mhaue Of Che
chal tubes sympaas with te other nus, and before the
patient aware OF 1.-THE or she has bronchial Puimc
Consumption.
sohenck Pumorc syrup through che blood
wht N system s n ths rocked condition, without the Gid
tht sea ted Tonic ana Mandrake VILE The Liver has e
ton blood SUD bile runs through te system mixed ord The
whole body becomes Hn low te blood t hardly
run through ih Ntrs 10 majority ha morlnuts
cur from ts timex condition 90 Che blood The Mandrake ps
hun'cls the gam starts the bile, and the blood begins
10 circulate naturally through Ole veins. aud ODE trhagcs
ceate ~ Nlcn p'r.r arf nn''ltd vim rmor'hHF they
would tfst taLe good rurl utlhci mcnF af would
Che liver they would Doe relieved from betd ding The
lungs and 30 tc Uuly 8stiuptnf. only ttmtoM.
~, ana iuae he bronchial tubes, and aj The groundwork
Tor consumption.
DR. sCHfNCK wlr De- professionally az DIS rooms every
week 81 Bond New York nud a Hanover street, os-
ton from a ~ uut T. NJ. DE gives advice hec hut for
thW9ufh domination viii ile hsrlrDmtor ur charge H So
a full supply af a iimts 90 hi- rooms.
Price 90 ur rumuuIc and stnwted Tonic ach on 20
per- hotue o $40 he la -ozgn Mandrake ls 2actu per
GRO C. GOODWIN a co.. So Hanover street. Accents far
Boston. For sale hS a druFrists a,:to4wb davis q
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-20

GBBAr AMERICAN TEA Co &c.
G0ttmtH-pleas ind another club order s62l from
his Place which Will show for itself how well your Tea,
Gre rrcdAttd n his village Send before b, express.
Cash On delivery TO
JAS. c. CHALMERS,
{. nth Adams Mass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-20

Tnmouth, Rutland Co.. Vt, May % 1866.
To tie Great A5nertedn Ten Company,
81 and SO Nesey street New York City
Gentlemen: HE Tea hat ordered rom you gives
good sausfiction and send you anohr order mount
ns 20 zla DO which you VIII please hi aud send TO my
address, ty express.
Please accept my banks for he complimentary pack
age Respectfully, yours,
JUDAH Il VOIND.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-20

7 WITW I'M
YOUNG hYsoN Soc, 0Oo,, 81, 81 10, best 81 25 per
pound.
MIXED. zoe SOC. goo best 81 per pound
JAPAN, ~ 81 10, best ~ - per pound.
OOLONG zoe sue 9Oc, best ~ per pound
IMPERIAL and DYSON, best 81 Is per pound
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, Soc, 9Oc., 81, 81 TO- best
81 20 per pound
GUNPOWDER 3 2j. best 81 50.
These Teas are chostn FOR their intrinsic worth ketp
ing in mind health economy and high degree Of pleas
ure In drinking them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-20
TIL Il
GREAT AMERICAN
Tea COmpany

have selected The following kinds from their Stock which
they recommend 10 meet the wants VI Clubs They are
sold ~ Cargo Prices the same the Company sell them
d New York, az the List Of prices will show.
All guoJs sold warranted 70 give satisfaction.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-20

Bank, Merchandise EMPORIUM, Tran portation lnsu.
rance and Commission Offices, Post Office Telegraph
Offices So in complete working order IN which students
drilled in business actually done We intend the
Bryant euAtou Institution fhall BvER ma THE BEST.
Those entering with shall not he disappointed In.
ytstigate or claims
Address.
BRYANT srRATroN < CHAMBERMN,
I HufIfV VI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-20
b1AUlFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.
PhNY's

51AUlFIU MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA
TOUCHING Az MEXICAN POKfS
And Carrying the u. =. Mail,
Through IN Hoenfy hro Days
Steamship onAe Co'useiHs on ne Pacific
ARizGSA. Col6Ef'Bo
HENRY GHAUNCEY, CONSTITUTION
NEW YORK, GOLDEN CITY,
NORTHERN LIGHT, GOLDEN AGE,
COSTA RIGA, MONTANA.
&C, Sc.
One OF the above large and splendid Steamships vii.
leave Pier No. AZ North River foot Of Canal Street
AZ IL O'Clock noon, the LIST llth and 2lst every
month Except when those dates fall sunday, and
thtu on the preceding saturday. for Aspinwali con
meeting, via anRma Railway, with one Of the Com
peny's Steamships from Panama for San Francisco,
touching al Acapulco
Departures o. lsl and list connect at Panama with
steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL
AM kICAN PORTS. Those Of LIST touch at MAMA.
Milo
departure Of llth each mont connects with the new
steam line from Panama to AUSTRALIA and Nav lEA
LANu.
steamer ofMa- II 1867 will connect with the second
steamer Of the Companys China Line, leaving San
Francisco A pfil 3, 1867 Tor HONG KOEa
discount OF one quarter from steamers rates allowed
second cabin and storage passengers with families
Also an allowance II One Quarter through rates to
olergymen aud their families, and school teachers.
one funded Pounds baggage allowed each adult
tend 70 ladies and fhdren without male protectors,
Baggage received ON the dock the day before sailing.
rom steamboats, railroads, and passengers who prefer
20 send down early An experienced surgeon on board.
Medicine ana attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further Information, apply At
TIE Cumpanys Ticket office, the Wharf foot Of Canal
street. Nor'h River New York.
Or to the agents for New Englsnd
c, l. BARTLETT & Co,
10 Broad St, Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-20

Please Put this order top Of box to be lsf Ia Wal
lns ford Village among he merchants
AN ADDITIONAL ORDER.
Mr. Seth Philips sends ior the value Of five dollars ia
your best Black Tea, lbs atsI
T. All towns villages, OF manufAotulies where Z
large numb rot On ave gagged bj cLuHRINo togetheI
reduce he cost Of their tas aud CDdee About one
third ~ sending directly 20 the
l3REAr AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
81 andl33 NrsEY srkEbT CORNER or CHuRoH
Pos, Office Box, 56i3 New York City
$3.50
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hunuiEIh ana tuNusHuus anuuauN ult litiheNWitN
vhen, u they would give the Great French Remedy,
! Il : 4

Hundiels and thousands annually die p,ematmeh
when % they would give the Great French Remedy,
M JUAN DELLA tAkibS
CELEBRATED SPECiFIC PILLS,
Prepafed by GApANttHRE n Dui ONT, No. pa, iute
Lombard Paris from The prescription OF Dr. Juan De
amare, Chief Physician o the Hospital du Nord gu
Larbosiere,a far trial they would hnd mm, date re-
lief and IN a short time, be fully restored to Heath and
strength IL is used in the Practice OF many eminent
French physicians, with uniform success and highly
recommended the only positive end specific Rea,td,
for a persons suffering fcm General OF sexual DEBILITY
all arrangements Of the Nervous Forces. Melancholy,
Spefmof0ithaa Seminal eniustDns, al Weaknesses
arts NIX from Sesua txceases of Y.uthfu lndsctcuous
Los Of Muscular Energy, Physical Pr STATIONS New
ousuess W cak Spine lowuess % piuts, lmness Of
Vision, hystcrls Paine ln tho Back and Limbs, lmpo
.ency. 60.
No language can convey adequate idea Of the i'm.
mediate aud almost miraculous chaugc 10 produces In
the debtated and shattered system In fact Dc stands
unhvaled unfsiing cure Of the maladics above
ncn toned.
Suffer no more but use The Great ffen.h R,Nedy
IL 10 tigc cure where al othtfsf ail. aud, although
powerful remedy contains nothing hurtul TO the most
delicate constitution.
Pamphlets con aiming ful particulars and directions
Tor using. In english, French Spanish and GERMAN &C
any each boA and ae also sent ace O. amy address
when Icquesttd.
Price ono Dollar per box or six boxes of Five Dollars
Sold by 90 Dfulg.-ts throughout llc worlds or will bC
sent by mail securely scaled from Oh observation. by
inlositE specified price, t1 any authorized agent
ffoFtietora General IS gents for America, OSCAR @
MOhEs co. " Coitauut st., New York.
ii eoG@Siiy n *. BROWN
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II Z \ r US
Vermont Liniment.
READ
These Certificates.

READ complaint. and dis
These Certificates. orders OF a similar
MONTREAL, character. have
Apnl 9Th, 1860. also found tia new
M's,r' He1,r.g d 70. er falling specific
lour vermont for Colds, and for
Llnimeny has cured affections of the
neol khlmatlsm ''-'4 head | always
which had settled '---- recommend il 10
IN my lim3s ana 1855 1 my friends, and
Tor Which olesslug = would not be with
you may wen sup - out il IN the house
full. T. QUEsNEL. ,s,~J ton.
So, CRANKY, G. w. 49, W. BALDWIN
Mr.. II. r Gray,
hemist, Montreal ~ This popularmed-
SRI am most cne is no longer
happy to state that an exper ment.
my wife used Hen -, Thousands Of peo-
RVS Vermont Lni- s.,-.. pie who have used
ment, having acci-'A-~ it, bear witness to
dentally got nee - its superior excel
die run under her = lenceas Liniment
finger nail The - and a Pain Killer.
pain was most in - Full directions &C
tense; but by using = company each bot
the Eminent the - tie. ltmay be used
pain was gone in ~ externally for
a few minutes. : Rheumatism
Yours very res = NEURALGIA
pectfully, Toot6acbo
W. GIBSON. a"a'i Headache
80. Burnsand Scalds,
MONTREAL, = Bruises and
Dec. 10TH 1860 ~ Swellings.
Nessrs Hepy d Go. .,s-, Sore Throat,
Having on vari- = Lumbago.
Gus occasions used = Sc. &c
your Liniment, | ...... and may be used
am happy to say - internally for
that have always - Cholic and Colds
found it beneficial. - Cholera Morbus.
have frequently N--. Bowel Complaints
used it for Bowel Diarrhma.
Complaint, an d Wind Collie,
have never known &C.. 6e.
it to fail in effect
ing cure. | think
1.-THE bestmedicine
] ever used for di-
arrhWa, summer
Sold in every Drug and country Store
throughout Vermont and Canadas.
RetaH, 25 and so GENTS per Bottle.
JOHN f. HENRY q CO.,
Proprietors,
ly Park Row, Waterbury, Vt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-20
CONSTITUTIONS WAITER


has proved itself equal to Oh. i. shat ias de,oI,ed
upon u.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-03-20
Consumers can save from 500 to 81 per pound By
purchasing heir Teas Of
THE CHEAT AMERICAN TEA co.,
NE W HOhk,

No GAO BROADWAY. cor Blocker street
No 5n3 ttGhIu avenue, near Thirty seventh street
No. &Oj tULION street. Brooklyn.oor Concord street
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The Gold Pen Best and Cheapest Of Pen

THEPEN mICHTIEHTHAN THE
sW ORD"