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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1863 NAY Isfn. 1869.
y EW SPRING GOODS,
Az itLtf
L b DUNN & cos.
w Invite t'cniion t. vur large mi cheap assert
mcut ct New >prins aud Summer Gossls,
BuuGHr SINCE TIE DECLINEl
And whieh for beauty, variety, and eheapnass, will
not BE- surprised this SEASON.
FOR PAT Down ONLY"


We offer, in Part tic allowing
- - a. tr9ra Sot,gns, q l9fg 9 cents,
shocting. a. princes from u to IS corns.
loo pircos handsome style Calcocs, al from
10 20 1871 ccuts Tor hcst.
100 patterns pev aud hcautiful Lawn, nararss
Armures, Mouslins, hrHr.d and solid Alpacas
striped Jaconetts all wool neiaine, roplins Notam.
biquos, striped Nhhair Challics, Hair Iinod Lawn.
In all eoi,rs aud frum 70 ceuts rr-aii now aud OF
a beautiful assortment q Hoop skirts, good 70,
50 cents, aud IN fhe rev styles % panr,i-r fr n
Go 81 hooT~ 1t sstoushinry low prices new stvi.
Bqglsyars skiHs, Ven Eamscs, Pink, Blue AID
French C6rsc,is, all Whaiehone, IN eoiors and
white 81 Is Corset stays and strings white Mar
seiios, for sacqucs white aud colafed Alparn
PRINCES, iimps, Marsoilies, Edeinrs And rrlming.
SILK Velvet aud silk Trimming all colors knt
TONS aud Braid to match Bells Ribbons, aud Rel.
bries, Linen Canbric ilsnikcchiofs, Mua.ilns aud
Cotton had Hosiery, Gloves OF all styles,
and tDl
BEAUTIFUL srocR or LADIES HATS.
Trimmed and rinlr, sundown., and All the non
styles. nicu Hat from 81 cents up 10 tho beat:
Ilowers wreaths aud straw Trimmirys
Spool Threads, Coats, and All the beet
makes sell you 4 splols best 90
yards, for rs cents, black or white.
white a-d cvlgrea Patent Threads All
numbers. Toys, Brca5 tpin- E.,r.
Kings sets hi pare Jtit nice -ld
cheap Perfumes ard Extracts,
Honey, Toilet. aud the uuri-
vailed " Worm-iey Soaps
frpn tho best uiauufactc-
les nice Pomades
Hunkidon, Rouge and
LII wife; aud
l,oo) 7hHyS too Tedious 10 McdioRt
We have niece Stock Of ladies' city made and
Misses shoes, Of All new styles, and warranted NO
shu4idy work. Children's shoes Boys and Mons
ip all styles Boys aud Mons Hats
REIDT-MIDE CLOTHING,
summer wear, In the prices from % cents up Mems
half Hose, ties, eraya,s, gloves, &c
A Stock Of fresh
P1INES, OILS aid DYES
Best indigo, niaddvr aud dyes. Yarns Of bcs. makes
and all numbers. Hoca, aSss, spades shovels
forks and buckets nails, rhimbic Spindlcs
Trunks common and good elegant
UEENSWARE AMI GLASSWARE
very low. Iobacco and Pipes Drugs lIlrdua
% al slylas and nl low nrle.s
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-25

Justice at Laa.-There will be an
election precinct opened in Goodson Cd
the 9th of July.
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PgSonal.- Wcbad call on yesterday
from Mr.. II. X, Hoy don, of the New York
Mercantile Journal, who is travelling through
the S nth. The journal stands at the head
of the commercial papers, and we hope our
merchants will avail thu mselves Of Mr..
tIeydou's visit to subscribe 70 so valuable a
iournal
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Bristol 9eGss
FRIDAY, June rs, 1869.
'lRGlNIA & TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
Ia g E77EEI!I.l.l.s. 1...-....IE.l 5ls.s..ss7


~ 81 sss::-.s;.;.s s;s.-..,:ssa .s.s..:s;s.
Mail train leaves Bristol, 7 rs p. =.
Arrives in LynchbuTR, 8 80, A. NJ.
freight trains leaves Bristol, $50 A. NJ.
Freight train arrivesat SO AN. s 5.loP NJ.
Mail train leaves Lynohburg, 4 40 p. AZ.
arrives in Bristol. c 90 M.
Distance 204 miles; Fare cents per mile.
20 minutes allowed for supper 10 Bristol.
EAST TENN. & VA. RAILROAD.
Mail train leaves Bristol 5 81 AM
Arrives in Knoxville i25tP.M
Mail train leaves Rockville, llI5 A. ".
Nail train arrives 10 Bristol Gao 2. NJ.
freight trains leave Bristol, o As A. NJ.
freight trains arrivein Bristol, 900 P. NJ.
Distance 1870 miles Fare cts. per mile.
70 minutes allowed for supper in Bristol.
Tenn. time berg 80 minutes slower than
Va. time, the apparent want Of connection
between the above schedules is explained.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-25

Court Of Appeob.- Gen. CAnby has ap-
pointed Weslall Wnloughby Judge Of the
Supreme Court Of appeals OF Virgin Ia, rice
Judge r YES removed, and Lysander Hill to
the Judgeship of tho h District, lately
presided over by Judge Willoughby.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-25

Blackbaries.-Robt F. Bstterton wants
10000 bushels Of blackberries, for which he
will pay the highest cash price. Mr.. Bet.
terton Intends shipping them to New York,
and ss large quantities u these berries
grow In our vicinity, the idle women aud
children can make good wages ly gathering
them. They must DO ripe, c'oln, sweet and
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-25

Mrs. Charcealmes School. The
exhibition or closing exercises Of this
school took place, in the Methodist
church, on Friday evening last, before
an over crowded house; many being
unable TO gain adnittance, built plat
forms about the windows. The stage
was beautifully decorated and the young
ladies' prettily uniformed The exercise
consisted Of music, essays, dialogues
and speeches The parts were all well
rendered aud there was, among the Fifty
or more, not solitary failure Indeed
We have never seen an exhibition that
reflected more credit upon the teacher,
or pupils. Among the performers wcr,
some not more than eight years old
which is very young for u performer a
a public exhibition,
Miss rayno has charge Of the musi
cal and Miss Temple.on of the primar,
department..
The Rev. David Sullius delivered al
address { t the close. lie is likely L
become connected with the school mex
year Lots have boen purchased an
buildings are to be erected and
Female Institute opeud that will rivu
any of the older institutions in th
. State,
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Coupons Those persons holding cou-
pons viii do well TO read the advertisement
If lancaster, Brown & Co.
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SOMETHING F0R WOMEN.
The .EUGENIE,'' or Ladies' Companion

To be Sound a, PEPPER BROS, Bristol, Va a Tom
This ar,cie ueods no father RECOMMENDATION than
1r-t sIrlt srl supplies a necessity A. old a. Chg
human rare since Ms invention uo woman can ahoId
-. wtAoutii rdoe only 81.
Mcssrs Pepper Bros are empowered 30 soil county
rights, apr SIN
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STILL ANOTHER,

Lows Mills, June % 1900.
Msssrs. Editors, Bristol Nttos Send me
your paper tor year aud rake tho call for
a convention. It this convention is held
look out for storms. Everybody is against
Il here.
FRTEND To pEAcr
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-25

Wheat. TIE wheat harvest has com
menccd aud tis,re has not been better
crop for many years.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-25

Orphans -Scyeral orphan boys, the
sons of deceased soldiers, passed east en-
the Tuesday evenings train, on their
way to the Orphans Home, Gettysburg.
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100000

will p1y the highest msrkot price for 10000
bushe. ofnicc clean, ripe backcrrics delivered at
my Office
Juu, SIN RI. BETTERTON
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SAM Sturgeon,
WHAT A CORRESPONDENT SAYS.
AnNGpoy, Va June 22, 1850.
Filters Aers
Judge Campbell alirossel small meet
Jog Of the town people last Thur day ui ~.
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" IN TIE ID

"a IBLNET W ORKuEN.-Two or three sturdy
~ and competent iourReymcn can get permanent
York IN gOnd factory, by making early application
70 the Undersigned man who has experience a.
tturuer with a small family, will be furnished q
aou~u TO live in.
q. W. MADDOX & co.
ar.s CnoI-rn Va
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VI. Dc 1ENN. R1TLROAD.

Tho .scpi-annual coupons falling due ufoa the
.uls Of tbs Road on the first day Of July, 1862
wili be pai az our Office.
LANCASTER. BROWN & co,
. = rral erect New York
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C,oNFECTIONER. apl Cdndy Nam
y iifdcfHreF, and Dealer in Foreign and
Domestic Fru.ts, Nuns, Sc, &c.
weddings, Parties, Sc, supplied with all
kinls Of Cakes, Confectionery, SC. at the
Shortes notice.
To- Refers TO any Of the merchants Of
Lyaclburg or surrounding country.
S. A. BOYD,
No. ll5; Main ST. Lynchbugg, Va.
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Kings College.

gEE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-06-02
MoNTPELIEF, VT, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1860.

now with angels and redeemed spirits Who
eau tell the agony Of her heart as she bows
before God in her closet, and prays for
strength to sustain her while all around her
reminds her of her loss7 And what tide Of
sorrow comes rushing to our hearts ofttimcs
when, at some quiet hour, we take from their
hiding-pace packet of old letters, yellow
aud faded like autumn-leavos As we hold
them in our hands, they bring to our minds
some of the most hallowed rccoloctions Of
the past. IL seems somewhat akin to sacrlego
10 open them; or is it want of courage that
keeps the trembling hand from loosening the
string which binds them all together2 We
open, we read OH how the tears fall like
rain-drops as we see once more the old, iamil-
lar words The hand that shaped them is
dust in the graveyard; the soul that prompted
them is with It's Saviour. We weep as we think
Of the dear one gone before, and pledge our
selves anew TO the service Of the Master, looking
for blessed reunion in better land We
put the old letters carefully back with loving
hand, and feel almost as though we had held
communion with the departed. We are
strengthened for life's battle by the reminis-
cences Of the past, and through the outward
workings Of the heart We are better prepared
for liie's duties and responsibilities
Our secret sorrows may thus be made to
US means Of the souls growth in holiness
aud usefulness. They need not weigh us
down to the ground and make US hopeless and
despairing, for the divine voice bids us cast our
burden on the Lord He can easily bear
what would crush us, and as He lifts the load
that presses the heart, lie gently soothes the
troubled spirit with blessed promises Of con-
ISOLATION and of help.
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OVER THE RIVER.

over The river they beokon 10 me
Loved ones Who've crossed 10 the further side
Tho scam Of their snowy robes ! scc,
But their voices arc lost by the dashins tide
Ihcroi one with riasiets Of sunny gold,
And eycs the reelection Of Heavens own blue
H., H.. ~, '.,.i ,.,.
,, ,, ~, ,,,,...i, ,,.., ~, h,,,, ,hors
80, ~ ,i, 49,. .,' ,,,,,d ~, ,ss
o,,r ,ho ,i,.., orcr ,t,. ,i,or
,f,1ro,bor .,,,,ls ,,oi,tr, n, ,v.icoc,o ma
over tho river the boatman pale
Carried another tho household pot,
Her brown curis waved in the gentle gallo
Darling Minnie sec her yeti
She crossed on her bosom her dlmpled hands,
And n,arici.iv onicrod tho phantom bark.
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NJ. B. Q. s.

Our reasons and trust Justification for calling
tho public attention TO MornEn BAiLEYs QuIEuNG
srRuP, furnished By the frequency and fatality oI
the diseases infancy and childhood So alarming and
serious the deccass that child in three dios bo
fore the nth year These facts afford conclusive argu.
mont for enforcing mothers the Importance Of using
remedy, (Which contains Morphine Poisonous Drug
aud never falls when timely used to effect cure. 1t
greatly asssts the child through the months Of teehng
alays all pain, reduces Inflammation, oorrccts aedy Of
tho Stomach and never fails To regulate the bowels
makes sick apd weak children strong and healthy pro.
duoes natural sleep Tor tho child, thereby ahoring rest
to the mother For summer complaints, pysonteTy and
Diarrh,ea, t has equal For Wind Co, Convulsons,
Gripping &e., II never fails to give immediate relief
MOTHER BAKLY's QuiErNI SYRUP, for children, Is an
rginal medicine, VOL established, therefore no
other and you saN For sale by all Druggists and
Dearlers in Medicine.
A. RICHARDS New London, Conn,
Agent for the United States. $3.50
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to the place Of peace and repose. The sor-
rowing travellers miss his wonted presence,
yet know he has but reached his journeys
end more speedily than they.
81 Let those who weep bitter tears rcmem-
Der that the angel Of death has but taken her
to the house Of the soul, where joy cometh
with the morn, and whore sorrow may pillow
It's aching head upon the bosom Of Gods
love"
So they carried her forth to the church.
yard, and laid her to rest beneath the grand
old beech trees and, as VIC turned away, we
heard the solemn words 81 am the resurrec-
tion and the life"
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The 4rrateler.
TIE TWO VILLAGES.


Over tho river on the hill
Lioth village white and stnl,
All around II forest trees
shlvor and whisper in the breeze
0ser u sailing shadows 90
OF soaring hawk, Of screaming crow,
And mountain grasses, low and sweet,
Grow IN the middle Of every street
over The river, and under the hill
Another village lies calm and still
There see in the cloudy night,
Twlnklng stars ofhousohold light,
Fires that CLEAN from the mithy's door.
Mists that curl on the rivers shore
And In the roads no grasses grow
For The wheels that hasten 10 and no.
In that village on The hill
Never is sound Of smithy or mill
Tho houses are thatched with gras. aud flowers,
Never q clock 10 tell tho hours,
The marble doors are always shut
You mas not enter hall or hut
All tho village Nc alecpi
Never a grnin 20 SOW OF reap
Never In dreams to moan or sigh
Silent and idle alone they lic
In that village hndor the hnl,
When the night k starry aud stlil
Many O woary soul In prayer
Looks TO the other village there,
Aud, weeping and sighing, long, 10 go
Up h. TINT house, from this below
Lonn to wccp Ny The forest wild,
Whittier have vanished wife and child,
And hearotb, praying this answer all
Patience that village shall hold you all "
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iFnr 1Snung ladies.
BEAUTIFUL HANDS.

Such beautiful bcautifal hnnds
They're neither white nor small,
And you, know, would scarcely think
That they were fair al all
I've looked on hands whose form and hue
A sculptors dream might be-
Yot are thosc wrinkied hands
Most beautiful TO me,
Such beautiful, beautiful hands
Though heart wcro weary and sad,
Thesc patient hands kept toillng on,
That the children might he glad
almost weep as, looking back
TO childhood's distant day
think how these hands rested not
When mine were nj their play
Such hcauunl, beautiful hands
They're growing feeble now
For time and pain have LEFT their work
On hand aud heart aud brow
Alas'' alas the nearing timo,
And the sad 'ad day to me,
When meath tho daisies ont Of sight
These hands will folded be-
But on beyond this shadow.lind,
Whore oil is bright and fair
know full well these dear ola hands
Will palms OF victory bear
Where or, stall streams through endless ycars
Flow over golden sands
And where the Old grow young again,
III clasp my mothers hands.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-06-02

The following is what o, W. Holmes says
in reference to making willow whistle =
"Who does not love to make willow
whistle, or see one made3 Can you not re-
call your first lesson in the art--the cutting
of the flexible bough the choosing smooth
part, passing the knife around it above and
below, pounding il judiciously, wringing II
earnestly, and feeling the hollow cylinder oi
bark at last slipping on the sappy, ivory
white, fragrant wood3 That little playthine
grew, with growth Of art and civilization, tt
Be- the great organ which thunders at Harlem
or in Boston. Respect the willow whistle"
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nanral e n eliginus,


Does the road wind up-hin all the wayi
Yes, 10 the very end.
VIII the days journey take the whole long day
From morn 10 night, my friend.
but is there for the night a rosting-placei
A roof for when the slow dark hours begin.
Stay not the darkness hide II from my facet
You cannot miss that inn.
Shall meet other wayhrers at night
Those who have gone before.
Thon must knock or call when Just In sighti
They will not keep you standing at that door.
Shall find comfort, travel-sorc and weak
Oflabor you shall find the sum.
VIII there be beds for me and all who seek
Yea, beds for oil who come.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-06-02
BRANDBETIrs PILLS.

nrandrcihs Pills have been known and usod hy your
graudfathors and srandmotsr. Thay arc always safe,
and sure to do You good. They purely vegetable
and diminish tho death principle 0mo think they ln-
crcnsc tlc principle Of um But Do taking out bad hu-
mors from thc hood they DO mako ie body H.htor and
thus seem toadd energy Many families have used them
for upwards ofmriy years.
They are tho best medicine for Colds for all Bilious
Affections ior Puue.s about tlo Head or Heart and in
all Cutanoou and Contngiou Diseases they are unryal-
Cd In all cases 10 which purgauyc is Indicated no
medicine yct known can be compared to them. Two
hundred physicians have testified that Drandrets Pills
superior TO al other pureutycs whatever sold by
all Dnggsts C87l-daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-06-02

SING OS.-Singingis great "institution
1t oils the wheels Of care, supplies the place
of sunshine. A man who sings has n good
heart under his shirt front. Such man not
only works more willingly, but he works more
constantly. A singing cobbler will earn as
much money again as one who gives way ia
low spirits and indigestion. Avaricious men
never sing. The man who attacks singing
throws a Stone at the head Of hilarity, and
would, if he could, rob June of its roses, and
August of its meadow larks. Singing promotes
health, strengthens the voice, the organs Of
the throat and lungs, and prevents or cures
consumption. Singing is an excellent agent
for promoting mental hygiene.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-06-02
STOP THAT co U G. HI
prof. Haml iton's
MRpfCATED

G o UG II c A N ID Y
Made from extracts prepared in Vaeuo-a certain and
eeotiye remedy for Coughs Nollri hVaisenVn7 pvie
Throat Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption Those
who try--aways use it-curo their Colds and avoid Cor
sumption and early grave, Price only " cents one
million sold annually and sold everywhere.
for sale In Montpelier by Reddeld Crooks, Baocoek
Cutler, and N. X. Brown Co. pNn-
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have complete control any you wishl also ton
Songs Valuable Receipts, Beautiful Arts, How to Get
Rich, Choice Secrets 6e., all mailed for ten cents.
Address, T. r. WOOD Vernon, N. J.
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Moss agates are plenty in the western
cities sincothe openingof the Pacific railroad
and sets of jowelry from them are becoming
common. HN ua W
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op'rafe a' R1siHg a' Ee-ticlig.
so sooner The hair molscuod with ii than gloriou
BLACK or BROWN b produced. There no smeu-uo
staining Of tho ssin-no niDurc-no delay.
Cristadoros Hair Preservatiye.
Are you premonislod by the falling hairs that bnldnes
approaches Sir. midalu thore q. n that casc no time
for hesitation or delay Crstploro hair prcseryatro
used regularly morning and evening will surely pro-
vent The mortDng contingency and recover your head
with vigorous growth OF hair, the dow wiu rcviyc
the Withorns grass. There is no such word a. lln
sold hy pruggists and applied by an Hair Drcssors
Manuhctory No o. Maiden Lane. Principal Depot No.
o Asior House. O. si-daw
QUANTITY u. QUALITY. HelmOolds Extract sar
aparillan The doso D. small. Those who 90 FIRE large
quantity and large doscs uf medicine ERR.
THOSE WIFE DESIRE BRILLtANCy OF COMPLEX
ION must pnriy and enrich the blood which Helm
hulls Concentrated Extract of narsaTarIlu invariably
uu0s Ask for HfIuhaNlfF. I1EU al uthar
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Special hntices.
HELMBOLDS

CONCENTRATED EBU1D EXTRACT
SARSAPARILBA
ERADlCATlls ERUPTIyE AND LUCRATIVE
DISEASES
or THE
TRRodT NOSE, EYES, EYELIDs, scALP, and SKIN.
Which 80 dlsigure The appearance, PURGfNG tho evil
effects q mercury and removing all alnts tho fomnauta
Of DlSEAhEi hereditary otherwise and Il takon by
ADULTS and CHILDREN with perfect SAFETY.
TWO MoIAbLh-hlOONSFUL oftho Extinct ufsarsapa-
ria added 10 pint of wntor k equal 10 tho Lisbon Diet
lrlhk ana one bottle iscqun 10 Gallon OF the Syrup Of
saf.pafilln3 or the decc1tions as usually made
AN iNIl.hhoIiNu LETTER Is published IN tho Med.
icoVmrrHch Review on the subject nf the Extract of
harnpafa In certain affections, by Benjamin Traycr
~ H. - &c, Speaking of those diseases, and diseases
arising from the excess OF mercury, be states qf RAM
tdg cqaaf 70 ne Efradf 0f Ssrf1uH1 ~ p0uer crfra
ordinary, uorr than any 0ftfr fg acquainted rif
n IT, ~ ne &hffeH stugt folic uHh p tntaurbif aff
be, mat % Jpicltis 20 state Of ihf system s0 ntsn
uHd vff rif1bc rcndtrg Other ulsqncef Of f tonic
cllss Hnaiaiabif Injurious.
HELMBOLD's
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARsApAHILLA
Established upward Vt eighteen years. Prepared iiy
II. y. llELMBOLp,
6liS--daw jli Broadway, n. Y.
A CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN and BEAUTIFUL COM.
PLENluN follows tho use of 'liomhols Concentrated
Extract sarsaparilln."
II removes black Fpotf p'mple, and an crupuons Of
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WORDS or CHEER ron YoUSG MEN who having fallen
victims 70 SOCIAL EVILS, desire a hetcr MANHOOD
Sent IN scaled leer envelopes free Of charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Piladelphia Pa.
May 30, l669-daw 6779
NOT FEW of the worst disorders that ahliet man
kind arise nom corruption OF tho blood, "Helmbod'f
Extract sarsaparillaN ID remedy of the utmost value
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-06-02

PLIES on the Faoe use Pey's Comcdone and PiDple Rem
sdy prepared only by Dr. H. c. Perry 4g Bond St., Now
York Sold ever where, The trade supplied by Whole
sale Druggists. oOsl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-06-02

FOR BLAOE WORMS, AND PINE

FRECKLEs and Tan from the aee, Perrys Moth and
froekis Lohon Sold by all druggists. Prepared only
by nr. d. G. Perry.
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HELMBOLDs EXTRACT sARSAPARlLI;A elearses
and renOyatos the blood nsts tho ygor OF health INTO
ease.
IrrInno1n,s onNrrNrn ,rrn rXrRAcr sAR
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-06-02
ART OF LOVE.

HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sAR
SAPARILLA, is the great BLOOD PrTbcT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-06-02

IL TIE SPRING MONTHS, the 81 stem naturally un
dergocs change, aud " llcmhod's Highly Concentn
ted Extract Of saraparan Is an assistant Of the great
est value.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-06-02

But VIC sIHII sIIII DC JOIIIuu III HV01'' -
And he, turning round with the audience
back to the Rev. Mr.. Love- as was the fash
ion in the Bloomsbury First Church, lifted
his face to hers, md their foolish young eyes
mct--mot and dropped, and the work was
done,--Harper's Magazine