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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-18

LaSa'74s i'd D'ee'.--iu his last speech, Mr. Ran
uoph said ,herc was between ha and the Vice Presi
dent gulph as impossible as that between Lazarus
and Dves.--See Matthew, Mark Luke and JOHN
He declared that "thcrc were not four men in ,b,
Senate who thought sufficiently alike 10 carry on any
system OF opposition TO the administration This we,
knew before but we admire the hardy independence that
dared under such circumstances, to proclaim it. yir
ginia and North Carolina are the only States that re-
ally have at heart those State Rights connected i'll,
the disputed power of making Roads. Van Buren,
pretcnds zeal for the cause al present MAXI
i've Senators IN all This question is the ONLY one re-
ally InvoiF'ng principle; and this, Virginia NAV well
be sad TO stand alone 1t is thus manifest that the
present violent opposition Unsupported except wifi
a lew individuals. by principle. Let who viii. be
President, we shall have the same measures THE
struggle is not then for principle but for oIice-G,r
power. Four five ambitious men, ,,isperscJ over
the union wish TO be President and they and thcir
friends 10 accomplish this WISH TO work to overthrow
the existing Government, by srcprescntiug IFS views
and principles This is the true secret of the nresent
TO tighten the Tari-not TO suppress
the making of Roads and Canas-but flat General
jackson, MIR. Calhoun, Mr.. linton NAV be Presi
dent.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-18

VI these stt ci:iLes tncbaye been known Ia the
public as firm and decided republicans MrInc has brrn
aieaeraSt; but he was commissioned by Vdsnefon.
ana again by JeUerSo 10 negotiate with same
'"ent 70 winch he IS now sent by Mr. ADAMS And six
years ago. lac was appointed by the republican State OF
cw-A Ola as one OF its Senators Congress and pro-
"onhetn fellow isbourer with the patriot 1cmpkrs in
,e"ee'S me de"fes Interests of country during the
lte war ana worthy Of he highest testimonial of rcnrb
ican confidence and respect" Alr SERGEANT by what
ever maine he be called Sides admitted n he
man OF eminent Abilities most excellent citizen and an
honest patriot. ' ~ "
Suri are the facts. But ttro OF, o! the ci,rc, ,ers
appointed by Mr. ADAMS ";mportan Offices" h,ro a..
even Called iedealiS'S and those men whom,
tneif republican fellow citizens delighted Il, honor,
tas the Editor OF the New arnpsire Pa ,rio stgu,a
iized "a! or nearly al" Mn AS irpotan,
rde'ai. LET our icow-clcns OF New II ampshe bcvn,.
Z" S'ch Misrepresentation.
" - remember 10 have seem some yvenls ,., :. . c.,
f" fape' paragraph giving report that the Presden.
'ndc = 'enore the present Secretary of the Navv ami
20 put III his pace Mr. SANFORD of New York 1benar
agfaph went on "a pronounce Mr. SANFORD" urofcssed
edeTalisi ard then followed pathetic regret "o sce Az
ADAMS fedi so much "a Of that s1tnp" Her. iva.
nicaon upon fabrication In the place. tine repo-, ~
me rrcsidenS intention present Secre,ary
was ihhcacG IN the next place MIR. SANFORD well known
as rn and uniform republican, with the same die
regard {" TRUTH converted into ga proessed iedera" .u
lastly as the climax of fnbca whiniuo lr,e,,,
that tine President should steam so much 10 men of cha,
stamp ~ VA '''I
1t Misrepresentation could render an administration, ,
one; but as we have tine fullest confidence in tine ,naxin
fr is great aud will prevail entertain no doh,
That the administration viii triumph over the artifces of
enemies. M Io,, "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-18

l0 'HcSsTS' Jotn Ucadrtc, Eijqh Bro,cn Georoc II.
Holtcr, at4 Hamilton Potts.
GENTIE5iEA:
bLEAsE to take notice, that on THURSDAY tie fe, i
OF may nest at tie Office Of Herbert A. t,l,i,o,n1
hSl, n INC cry 81 Richmond, shall commence the L
o orP'Sitons TO oc read in evidence il, two suite
I'D te superior Court Of Ch0uccry for the Eicbrond 9
m III ono 81 winch Robert Pooge and others are pIai,
wv" az. JONI hendrce and others are deCcndante. in &
otner VIM W. Heuing ia plaintiff and Iol,n fIsndco i
are oeiend'nts: and, as it will be impossible 10 con
'.e vac taking OF ali the dispositions in enc day tov %
O ID 81" nom cay 70 day, until the whole arc compcied
ROBERr POORE, foy b;Dy1If End oMc~.,
WM. ". HENINI; ''4 0"''''i
IIcDnoat, Ar,;l 17.S. !s"6
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-18

or may be induced to make tie same epgageinent
Singy or altogether, these are his reasons.
But Judge Hall-Arbuthnot and Ambrister-the Sc
mnole war--and Pcnsacola--what were Mr. Ran,
doIphs opinions of General Jacsons conduct in those
transactions
o those events happened long time ago Mr. r.
have understood thought and spoke very unfavoura-
bly, OF them at the timc-but then they happened when
Mr.. Monroe President. Now Mr. Adams, is Pre-.
Siden; and Gen. Jacisnn is the only man who can turn
Mr. Adams cut. Perhaps these measures were first
conHemncd because Mr.. Monroe approved thern--and
now forgotten because the General is wanted for par
ticulsr occasion.
Is not General Jackson Tariff and Road and Ca
nal man?
Certanly--but then he is besides 'sieron and one
Of ''naure's great men"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-18

Tie g1cat Lahuoua-SrtI1 L,lL3,o,sn. how,
seen letter Just received Ivy gentleman of this citu
rom Ednbrlrg, which states that Sir Walter Scott in
making his claim against The house of Constable & Com
a"y "nich mad failed acknowledged himself to be the
Proprietor only and not the author of tho IV,yerIv
Novels; The acknowledgment of the propretorship
was sufficient to establish his claim against the estate
u INC Hfi''' ohi Free. Jour.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-18
From, the Kentuck,y Hin

SENATOR Rowan, il will be seen has voto1 ,o,;.
'he fanaIna mission throughout. At least forty nine
ont OF fifty OF the people Of Kentucky arc in favor OF
me MISSION Tins, however is not the first time du-
ring Inc present. winter on which nh, Ro,cny has for
gotten tile wishes of his constituents The next Leris
ature may possibly enghten him the subject of Ia.
ternal improvements, &c.
Hea"cha"P.-The Grand Jury of Franklin county
o ' 'as' week an indictment against Jereboam o.
Beauchamp accused OF the murder of Col SoJonon y
Sharp The trial has been postponed at the request Of
tne accused until the May Term, on account of the
absence Out OF the State OF material witnesses.-IB
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FOR RENT.

very accommodating terms, the Rooms IN Uarris,,
"'i "nc'o'er the Office # the Constitutional yybic
'' '"y S'a wishing 90 ron; for the use Of family tho
''S immediately be put into and ecntce renal
n'rH IS s''. kitchen, Sc at;achcd-Eno,ijre NJ ,b,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-18

WASHtHGToN, April l3.--The Report of the Board of
Engineers OF the surveys with reference to the promo
sed National Road 10 New Orleans was veserd.v
transmitted to the House of Representatives from the
war Department. We looked to see ifit comes
:" conclusion in favor of any one of the three routes
surveyed We find that il does not 1t is minnie and
precise in lis details and comprehensive in lis rcne,I
views The Board decline giving opinion upon the
selection OF one from the three roncs, for sufficient rea
sons V%;-that 1t IS not entirely within their province 10
act upon the political! comrnercial and otIo CO..;
defations which, independent of the ply steal recon-
" ei:a'IonS or objections to each route NAV recouf-
hehn a preference OF one over another. We gather
however from the recapuaiion of facts ascerained bv
NE survey that either the Middle or the W cstern route
IS PFeierahIe as line of communication with New
Orleans to The Eastern The Report or at least sa
hr'ac'ory abstract OF II will of course be published
when we can lind room for it.-r.Nut mt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-18

A'I''S I've numerous misrepresentation pr. -ifto c
world by the opponents Of our prcsru, CIief 11a;..
one o. the most gross and palpabc is "tit all or pcar
al ms nominations and appointments to important Offices,
nom me federal party Such is the language of the
hampshire Patriot The Editor Of mat iIo
""'t excuse Tor making assertion utterly inbound
c" ana one which the most attention to facts must
I'VE convinced MN was unfoundcd. " hat are the facts:
The following all the "appon,root. to i,n,or,,,, o
ccs wnie7 nave been made by Mr. ADAMS, present with
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-18

NIr' Lay TO be Secretary cf State.
Mr. RUSH Secretary Of the TREASURY
MT bARBoUR, Secretary Of War.
Mr. MING, Minister 10 Grcat-8ritaiu
Mr.. EVERETT, Minister to Spain.
Mr. Po1NsErT, Minister to Mexico.
MI ANDERSoM Mlni5tcr to Panama
III SEFGEANT' Minister to Panama
nIr. So1ERv1LLF, CHARGE ., c,g,to,,
Mf. WULzsHs, r.srrc 2, ,,..-.r--..,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-18

Lhe Pcc-P TeSjdcnt.-Ifwe may be excused for using
vulgar saying "the Vice President has been
brought TO his milk" That sweet scented paper the
Washington Telegraph vindicates 'By Authority his
conduct on the occasion Of his alleged partially in
calling Mr. Dickerson to order, and emitting to enforce
II as to Mr. Randolph.-Mr. Diclerson himself is in
troduced, and induced to say, that he was satisfied
with Mr.. CalhOun's conduct on the occasion.
What Mr., Dickerson may think say is very little
20 the purpose. We readily discern sufficient
reasons Tor lis acquiesccnce in the of the Vice
Prcsden--Io by far too prudent and polite a man
TO disturb the harmony of the party by standing
up for abstract right, whether of pc rsons or things
II ne satisfied, any impartial apprised of that
transaction Because he chooses to acquesce is that
to satisfy the dignity of the Senate, and the equal
rights of its members, violated by the conduct of the
Vice, President?
This tie state Of tie case--and if We are wrong
in The statement, shall be glad TO be corrected
Mr. Dickersons amendment to the constitutions lin
ting Presidential eligibility to two terms or eight
years, was before the Senate. \ motion is made by
Mr.. D. himself we believe, which under parliament
airy usage, Precudcd debate. Rising 10 speak. MIR.
D. is informed by he President hat this is the char
acter Of the motion, and takes his scat Mr. Randolph
Immediately rose aud spoke to tie subject half an hour
without interruption. When tie concluded. Mr.. ID.
again rose again called TO order by the President
and again took his seat.--Now though we had rather
listen to Mr. Randolph three hours than to Mr. Dick
crson three minutes, yet VIC can discover no apology
for the VicePrcsden in the superiority Of tie orator.
nor in any other circumstance of which W have heard
or Of which we can conceive. lie must find better
justification than the satisfaction Of Mr. Dickcrson, TO
have itpass current with tic nation We would also
recommend 10 him some oucr gan than the Tee.
graph, sweet scented rs il is.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-18

Gen. Ron. g. TArroR. is brought out by his friend,
FOR the General Assembly, for tie County Of Norfolk.
-aSG-
We publish some articles because they coincide with
our OVID oPiuions-others, from respect to the liberty
Of the Press The latter reason induces US to publish
Friend Of tbe Tniunr
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-07-05
,lOMBLH CHEWS-
4 AIRED WEED. of Peters.

AhED w EED, OF Pelcrs-
80 ham, in said County, Administrator.
de bontS non, upon the Estate of EPHRAIM
STEARNS, late of said Petel.aam, deceased.
that the sum of ffty-three dollars is charge,-
bic upon the Real Estate of said deceased.
for the payment Of his just debts; that the
remaining Real Estate consists of a piece Of
Pasture Land, containing six acres and forv
rods, and piece of Woodland, containino
four acres and one hundred and thirty rod
situate in the easterly part OF said Petersham'
and Pew in the Meeting House in said Pc.
teTsham; that three distributve shares will
be decreed to minor children, who are heirs
at law OF said deceased and that sale NJ
part Of said Land will greatly reduce tho
value of the residue. Your Petitioner there
fore prays, that he may be duly authorils,l
and empowered to sell and pass deeds 10 con.
vey the whole Of said Real Estate for the
payment of the just debts, and for the benefit
Of the heirs at law OF said deceased.
JARED WEED,
Petershan,, Jm,e II, 1896.
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sHITCHCOCK'S
Ne1viy Myented Snuff,

FOR the absolute relief and cure OF
Catairh, Dizziness Of the Head, Weak
Eyes, Nervous Headaches, Falling Sickness, In
lants troubled with Snnfiirs. 1t is an immediate
relief 1t is also found highly beneficial in partial
shocks Of Palsy, especially in elderly people, the
fit having often been protracled for years. AZ
ter an experience of more than fourteen years
practice, can safely say that | have met moth .
ing as a substitute for it in the above diseases
Having proved the ne;Iic Of variety of Ca.
tarrhaI Snuff in my own family, was induced TO
make trial for something more certain and eff
cacous in its effects, and led to the discovery
of the newly invented Snuff, which succeeded to
admiration in my own family, and with numerous
others who applied to me for relief cannot
therefore iorbear Offering the Public participas
lion in the benefits derived from the use of thi.
Snuff; and although numbereSs certificates gifts
iundOubted good effects might lie obtained, pre-
fer resting it Onits own merits and the unbass
sed trial ola candid Public, WHO may wish for re
lief in the above diseases.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING.
Begin with small pinch on going to bed, and
another in the momng-increasipg to three or
four per day.
For Sale by j. ROBINS IN, Woroestcr.
Price, 25 cents per bottle, S2,25 per doo
Worcester, Dec, 7, 1925. ey
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ENIGMA.

am word Of letters FIVE,
By me the poor. in fancy thrive,
My third omitted, do please
And often make the tipler sneeze.
My leader gone, each printer knows me,
And more, of paper, men compose me.
Omit my second in command,
Then me transpose, am as grand
And pleasant too, as Temples vale,
When Godesses perfumes inhale.
Send (and me transpose) my 6fth away,
Pm what, for health, you cannot pay.
Again transpOse me, and you'll End,
By me you much improve your mind.
Dismiss my fourth, transpose me here,
And by my aid you cannot hear.
Omit my second and my third,
hold, at bar, the pressing flood.
Inverted, become so bold,
I often make>the Ladies scold.
From letters FIVE, form a score,
But now, 'tis late I'll add no more. ?. l..
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zsmrportams of Fashion.
ALBERT BROWN.

Draper, Tailor, g. MEMS Mercer,
HAS just received an Assert
IL Il ment Of Goods in his line, consisting of
Fine and Superfne BROADCLOTHS, from
So to $40 per yard; CASSIMERES, from
81: rs to 50: so e; VESTINGs, of almost every
description elegant Cravats; Handkerchief
and suspenders Of the latest patterns; Fisur-
cd Steel, Plain Raised WO'k, Figured Gilt,
and Pearl Burrows; Plain, Figured, and Boz
war Stocks and Pads. The above Article.
just received, at reduced prices, with the lat
est Fashions from New-Yorl1.
Or Work done, as usual, by the best OF
Journeymen, and warranted.
Forester, June %, 1926.
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p. & d. GODDARD

HAVE just received, from
Nh New-York and Boston, considerable
additions to their former extensive assortment.
FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
SconsstiDg Of Topaz, Oynx, Amethyst, &c
setin fine Gold, and variety of the newest
Patterns Of FINE GOLD NECKLACES, from
Palmer &.Clapp's Mandatory.
BRA FIRE SETS,
An assortment of Patent Lerer and PeTge
Wdfch Morenaenis, plain and Jeweled, made
at the best Shops in Europe, particularly to
order, which will be put in Gold or Silver
Cases to suit Customers.
WATCHES in Cases of almost every de-
scrip!ion. MUSICAL BOXES of a superior
quality.
select and extensive assortment Of
MILITARY GOODS.
All of which they offer for Sale, at prices I'M
usually low, for Cash or approved Credit.
Worcester, June IA, 1926.
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r. & w. KEITH

EEAVE received an addition
"a d totheir Stock of WATCHES; Rich
Jcwelry; Silver and Plated Ware, &c. They
have nlsoreceived great variety of PLUMEs,
of almost all colours and lengths, which were
imported from France, and are of superior
quality.
In consequence of the extreme sc"'city OF
these articles. persons wishing for them Will
do well TO cali impsediately, where they may
be furnished with Goods of any kind in their
line OF business, on reasonable term %
.8lso-a few Patent Lever WATCHES,
che OF which is full Jeweled, and of the best
workmanship.
Worcester, JNay "a, 1926. 3m
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TIE
Matchless Sterling

WIILL Stand this season for
w Mares, at the following places, COM
mencing his route on the 22d OF May inst
He will be at Caamberlain's Tavern, in Wor-
cester, on Mondays-at Kings in Rutland,
on Tuesdays-at Blacks, in Barre, on We'd
nesdays-at French's, in Templeton, on
Fhursdays-at Adams's, in Westminster, on
Fridays-at Maynard's, in lancaster, on Sat
urdays- and the remainder of the season at
the Stable of the Subscriber, in Marlborough
The above route TO be continued until the
fifth day of August.
STERLING is an uncommonly beautiful
dark bay, OF great promise, sixteen hands high,
and will be eight years old next summer.
lie was sired by old Sterling, formerly Of
Hardwick and Charlton, who was bred in
Virginia, seventeen hands high, ard whose
stock is superior to any in the State, espec-
tally for the harness. The Dam Of the Match
less Sterling was dark bay, Of the famous
John Browntng breed, of Rutland.
Terms Of said Horse, SIS the season.
Or The aforementioned Horse will leave
his several stands at O'clock, z. NJ.
HENRY HASTINGS.
NOrthborOugh Way 10, 1896. 9w
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EARLE &c CHASE
4 N Assortment of EUROPE.
OFFER FOR SALT


a N Assortment Of EUROPE
"a ANand AMERICAN PIECE GOODS
among which arc the following:
oynchaws, Sarsnets, Leyantinc, Gros D,Na-
pies, and Gros D'Ete SILKS
Cashmere and Valencia LONG SHAWLs.
Black silk, Flag, aud Fancy Silk Hdkf's;
A variety Of Cotton do.
Common and Mourning CALIcoEs
Cambria and CFoss-bar'd Muslin Prints;
Furniture Calicocs:
Plain ard Figured Swiss and Book NIUSIINs
Italian Grape; Grape l.isse, ass'd colours.
Black Canton Grape
Black Bombazinc;
Rombazetts and Pl..i,ts;
Irish Linen and Long Lawns;
Linen and Imitation IIandkerchiefs
Plain and Garnture Ribbons;
White Jean Dimotics
Green and White Wells, Black Lace do
Blue and Yellow Company Napkcens;
Table Cloths, Diaper, Crash
Russia Duck, do. Shooting;
Gloves, Worsted and Cotton Hose
Mecklin and Bobbirett Lace;
Cords, Braid, Gimp Trimming;
Velvet, Shoe and quality bindings
SILK and Cotton Umbrellas, parasols
Brown and White Shirtinss and Sheetngs:
Ginghams, Stripes, Bed Ticking
White and Brown Striped Drillngs;
Broadcloths, KeIseymcres
Sattinctt, Flannel, Booking;
With variety Of other articles, too numerous
to specify.
ALSO
A general Assortment of BOOTS and
SHOES aren's Superior BLACKfNG-
Shoe EJnshes-Shoe pess-with an Assert
ment of Slice makers Tools.
All which will be sold on as fair terms as
f6purcnssc are rf.lrsre,'s ,e-vulE''
Worcester, mo. q, 1926.
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Glars STOMACH BI7TERS.

VIII be found, in all cases ofthe following descrip.
ton, to give rclief:--Nausea, Vomiting, Heart.
burn, Costiveness, Weakness at the Breast, Pain
in the Stomach, loss OF Appetite, Sickness at the
Stomach, general Debility, and all other symp.
toms Of Flatulenco and Indigestion They are a
pleasant Cordial Bitter, and are recommended
Tor family use One box makes quart of strong
tinctare' Price 2S cents per box.
:, Also Genilemen's and Ladies' Pearl Tooth
Powder Price 25 cts.
Sold by DIR. Robinson, and by James Green K
o Wotcester-H. Nc Farland, Leicester
spear, Charlton A. Sigourney, Samuel Slater,
pAionl- and in some store in almost every town
a'he New England States.
sept ~, 1925. eoply
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EXTRACT Of a letter from a

and Piles YV'''' S"'Ss
EXTRACT Of a letter from a
- gentleman at Washington, "a member of
Congress dated Fec. LIST, 1895, to the proDr;,.
TOT OF James .4iHi-Dyspepsfc PILE.
Sir have for more than year been afflicted
with Dyspepsia. Since came to this city ( WAS
advised to try your Anti-Dyspeptie Pills-I did
So and found great benefit from them.
Extract of another letter from a member If
Congress OF the same date, to the same.
Lear Sir A lew weeks since, my friend. Mr..
-, member of Congress, from New.
York, obtained for me. from Albany. a counie ~
boxes OF your Anti-Dyspeptio Pills. which he
highly recommended TO me as a remedu a..
IlyspepsIG, accompanied by confirmed Labi, oe
costivencss under which have been an m
nate IS 10 labor for a numbered wears mast 'rI;.
complaint, which arose from constant mental an
plication and sedentary profession, has here,p
tore bafied all my attempts to remove H. until
had smost despaired ofa restoration of heath
out your Pills have given me hopes that am moi
past recovery, and that | may be indebted 70 yo,
Tor an exemption from a maady that has been
Tor long time unnerving body and mind,
Tor sale by j. ROBINSON, Worcester.
price Isl pr. Boz.
Feb. Is, 1896, COW. FIN
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Notice.

WANTED immediately, a
w BOY between the age Of is and II,
as an Apprentice to the Blacksmith business
JAMES sTIMSoN.
Templeton North Parish, June go.
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AP0TExECAATEs' STORE.
Drugs, Medicine, Pants, g. DIE
St0S.
Geo. Estabrook & CO.

III AVE opened a Shop in the
& 4 centre Of tho Town of RUrLAND-
where they keep for sale, general assort-
ment Of PANTS, DYE-STUFFS, DRUGS
& MEDIGINE-among which are.
Copat Farnish, ist 4 Best dry White Lead
Cd quality. Red do.
Linseed Oil. Spanish Brown
spirits 1urpentIue. Venetian Red.
Stoughton's Bi;ters, by Vcrdigris.
the gallonor in bot French Green. an ar
Ties. tic!e much superior
Oporto Wine. to Veraigris for Win
Oranges, Lemons Figs, dow Blinds,
Raisins, & Currants. Paint Brushes.
Rose P'nk' All kinds Of Dye
Chinese Nermilien. StufTs.
Prussian Blue. Silver Bronze
Chrome Green. Copper do.
do. Yellow. Brass Leaf.
Orange Red. Sand Paper,
Spruce Yellow. All kinds Of Sniccs
Stone do. &c. sc.
Rutland, April &c, 1896. 6weow
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Fl. Jan1es'S
ANTL-DYSPEPTIC PILLS.

ran approved and almost certain remedy for
dyspepsia or Indigestion, Habitual Costiyeuess