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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-01
gr NEXT WEEK. Els
Trust Sale.

gY authority Of deed Of trust ex
q Decuted by Robert Vance and
John B. White, bearing date the
18th day June, 1888, and Of record in
the clerks office of the county court OF
Frederick, shall, on Monday tie Sd
day of august neat, (beingcourt day,)
proceed to sell at public aution, to the
highest bidder, before the door of Os'
1ewms burn and PurcelPs hotel, the
assf HOUSE and LOT formerly
MgaRI the residence of the late Judge
aas Robert White, ndrecently oc>
eupied by George w. Sewers, ESD
Such title only as is vested in the sub
scriber by said deed, will be conveyed
to the purchaser but the title is bes,
lieyed to be unquestionable.
TERMS Cash ; but | am authorized
to say thatthe purchaser can, ifhe pres
fers, have an accommodation debt in
the Bank of the Valley for the whole
amount of the purchase money. Sale
to take place at IL O'clock, M.
HENRY M. BRENT, Trustee.
Winchester, June 20, 1S35.-tds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-01
in CHANCERY.

The defendants the said heirs and dis
tributes ofJames Hopkins, Decd, not
having entered their appearance & CIV
en security according to the act of AS
sembly and the rules Of this court; and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this
country +; IL is ordered, That the said
defendants do appear here on the LIST
day Of the next term, and answer the
bill and amended bill Of the Plaintiff {;
and that copy ofthis order be forth.
with inserted in some newspaper pub
lished 10 Romney, for two months sue.
cessively,a and that another copy be postv
ed at the front door ofthe court house of
the said county of Hampshire.
A copy--Teste.
JOHN B. WHITE, c. nc.
June l3, 1885.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-01
IA Acres of Land.

The situation Of this property, and the
certainty of the Chesapeake aud Ohio
Canal being at least finished to point
above it, must enhance its value, and
in few years be as desirable situa-
ton for public house, Merchandising
&c. as any 10 that section of country
The whole will besold on very accom-.
modating terms, and possession given
whenever desired.
WIN. It. SANFORD.
Paddy.town, Va.
May 9, 1835.-tf.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-01
A List of Letters,

Remaining in the Post Office at Moore.
field, on the first day of July, 1885.
which if not taken out before the Isl
day of October next, will be sent to
the General Post Office, as dead let
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-01

WIZ VIZ
Joshua Bean Peggy Higgins
John Bishop Charles Lobb
John & Adam Bish- John Mulin
op Walter McBee
l.. d. Caldwell William Marshal
George Cunning John Miller
ham William Masters
William Delay VIM. s. Naylof
Nancy Davis Isaac Pennington
William Doran Isaac Parsons
Joseph Fry VIM. Seymour
Thomas Fletcher Elizabeth Stump
William Fisher William Sulser
Henry Goings John Stafford
William George Abraham Shepherd
James Hogeland 2 David Spobr
George c. Harness John Stump
Abraham Winner
Andrew Hawley James Wilson
H. PUGH, P. NJ.
Moorefeld, July IL, 1885.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-01
Notice.
JAMES CARR BAKER,
A.TTCRNEY AT law,

.ATsE0RNLZ AT Law,
WILL attend the several Courts for
the Counties IF Hardy and Hampshire.
Residence Moogeield Office adjoin.
ing Court-house.
March %, I835.-,f.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-01
Il DWELLING HOUSE,
a Good Store-Holsse,
.---ce ALGO.x

with a compiling room and an excel,
lent cellar, and the Stand foc Mer-
chaudiziug considered desirable one.
70 which is attached
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-01

Ground Plaster of Paris.
A quantity of Ground Plaster Of
Paris, Just received and for sale, by
DAVID GIBSON.
April d, 1885.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-01
VALUABLE PROPERTY
On the North Branch Of Potomac,
FONg SALE

THE undersigned being DESTROYS OF
removing to the West, will dispose Of
a, private sale, his property in Paddy
Town, Hampshire county, Va. On
this property there is a large and COM
A.-zsa u,odious wea,hy boarded
9Essl DWELLING IOUSE,
IaEa,sl well calculated for a Public
House, and has been occupied as such
for number of years past, together
with an ice.house, grainery, good sta.
bling, and other necessary oul-houses,
with an excellent garden.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-01

Blanks for sale at tbs Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-18
THE cORREsPONDENcE

The Wing Of the 18th inst contains letter from Mr.
Leigh Of The Jd, addressed to Eight citizens of Bruins.
wick county, who had invited him on The an uH to
"Partake OF an oldfashioncd South Side barbecue
where you will meet many real friends, and a cordial
welcome We pass the notice which they are
pleased to take of us-wth a single remark that they
seem very willing to avail themselves of the Abolition
question to promote the purposes Of their party IL would
have been well for them 10 recoec that the question
which now agates the South, the South is united to
man, in heart and in sentiment We might have asked
them why they have passed their political organ in
order to strike at ourselves only We might ask it his
political justice Or whether is il rather TO play
the same "cautious and willy" part which they have
charged upon ourselves The Editor Of the Wig him
self would discaim all such odious distinctions But we
will not press the point Dor business is not, with the
sycophants and toad eaters Of Mr. Leigh but with that
gentleman himself
Hei pleased eecho one Of their pressions "pros
tituted" columns Of the Enqurcrand to answer their
invitation in the following terms:
RfcRnovD, Sept. s, 1896
Geneon You have doubtless expected an earlier answer IN
your Of the 9TH August which She'll
iiyng TO paftakc with many Of friends Of Brunswick
old fashioned South Side bafbacuo
tmo ssbOul suit convenience. have hitherto an
~ the hope that should power accent vonr
invitation and TO visit ron during tho present nonhc
IN tho performance Of OF business
thor dispense VITA pocrasnato. Iii real regret that
your company, and 20 decline invitation Tbo disappointment
b iaI greater 20 mo tbanit can possibly be o 700.
lbcg 10 ros assured, that
SUNG path which my sense duty county Dictates BY the
howps ofpower BY clamOr men power
% against mo- respect ho deliberate judgment Of the people
much There doubt
conduct, would therefore public
@ tne consumes Of such have right complain and
spsct weigh hoif objections with bot follow
the hghs Of my own UNDERSTANDING end The dictates Of own
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-18
Office of the Columbus Journal and Sentinel, }
Snutcr,.Lnr Il q ,IcI,cE Z

J
We stop the press for the insertion of the following
mir of last Tuesday received by this mornings mail:
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
We understand, through Capt. Pratt of the steamboat
Oliver Newbcry arrived to-day, that at the time he left
Toledo yesterday, Gov. Mason and MIR. Wing were in
possession of that place. at the head of about 1900
ed men, paadng the Streets and threatening burn the
They had then destroyed the corn in a field be-
longing to the obnoxious Mr. Siickney The Court of
Common Pleas for Lucas county held its session To-
ledo on Monday, il is stated, before da y-light
Ii is also stated that Gov. Mason before leaving De-
trot directed the Postmaster forward any COM
muncatons to him coming from the seat of Government
Probably he had been advised OF his not
officially and determined to live in glorious gno-
Of it, until he had achieved the laurels of hero
at Toledo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-18
BsObimson's Practice, Vol. e.

Eastern District Of Dirginid, to 7oiE
H = it remembercd that the eleventh day of Sep
"a ID tcmber, Ammo Domini, thousand eight hun
dred and thirty five, CONWAY RoBGssoS Of the said Dis
trct hath deposited in this office the title of Book the
title OF which, is in the following words to wit: he
Practice in the Courts of Law and Equity in Virginia. by
CoSwAY RoBfSsoS Volume III. Containing Practice in
suits in Equity Richmond Printed by Samuel Shepherd
and sold by Robert T. Smith 1535'fbe right whereof
he claims author in conformity TO the Act of Con-
gress entitled can Act to amend the several Acts
HENRY GIBSON, clerk of he District.
IL The following extract from Mr. Robinsons Pre-
face to his Second Volume, will give idea of its
contents
"The consideration that under the Judicial system of
Vreinia Chancery causes must often be decided with
the benefit of Libraries and desire to make the yo
lune useful beyond the limits Of the State have together
induced me to give greater scope to than its
ports IL is in truth treatise upon tho principles of
equity we'll as the practice, and will prove / think
convenient book of reference to the practising LAWYERS
in any portion Of the Union. In it will be found the
Vrgtnla Statutes and Decisions, such Adiudcations
the Chanccry Of Engiand and ireland as Il seemed pro-
per mention account Of their Importance or Of the
recent date at which they made and most Of the
Equity Decisions in the United States. The Neio York
Reporters, CdrHos johnson, COtoen, WiRdeH, I0Dkns
and PURE are ced nearly as often as those ~ Djr,j
Frequent reference is made the Decisions Of the Su
preme Court Of the United SUITES in Dglias Cranch
Wheatos and Peters TO those Of Mir Justice Sory in M
son. and to the Decisions Of South Car0iina in Bay De-
saHssDre and WcCOyd-and occasionally citations are
made frOm the P6ansyUania Cases in Yates BgDey and
Raio and from the MrssaehHsens Reports including in
the latter not only those called but ten volumes
of Mr. Pickcriug."
The Second Volume Of Robinson's Practice, contains
az pages with table Of Contents and table Of Cases
cited, comprising 45 pages, and complete Index to both
volumes embracing BOG pages more making altooether
COG pages IL is nov in the Binders hands, and will be
for sale at the store Of the subscriber, in Richmond in
10 Tor ~ days. Price Of the Volume, SO 80 els.
September Is. l39-tfl ROBERT T. SMITH.
NJEGROES-wi be sold for Cash 10 the highest
y bidder on Tuesday the 22d day Of September ne
at Iendefsons = Roads in the upper end Of Hanover
County Five likely Negro Boys, all the children Of one
woman; the oldest about twentyone years Old and the
youngest large enough for good plough-boy.
CHARLES II. COOKE,
1gsHt for Me tgatess Of Solomon Staniey, iced.
Aug. p. 33-w3ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-18
AUTHORIZATIONS MEETJNos.

Meetings hove been held BY The Citizens Of Water.
vile and vicinity in MaDe-opposcd 70 the of
the AboltoDists and by "the Friends Of the Union nd
Constitution at Hallowe, Gn Maine) They pledge
themselves 10 support the South in her Constitutional
Rights; and the Czeus Of Hallowell repfobate with
feelings Of surprise and Adherence the Introduction md
encouragement Of foreign emissary TO instruct US in
the principles Of our Government, and our duty az
A,,ar,cau Ctf,zeuo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-18

HaI-TOdd JroIo LyachbVrQ 70 Mo IcHnessco hne.
We are authorized TO announce that gentleman in
this City now arranging the necessary materials and
preparing suitable memorial the next General AZ
scmbly, praying the incorporation Of company to
cute this great and useful workand that IL viii be
dy IN few days for obtaining signatures tbs pro.
posed route.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-18
ROBINsON5s PRACTICE

Our professional readers will perceive from the adver
ssng columns, that the second volume Of Mr. Conway
printed and that copies will be ready for delivery in u
or ~ days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-18

Pubiieofa we presume, in this days paper is one Of
or Cotederates-Anda powerful one he is lie shows
distinctly how little MIR Leigh is TO be trusted the
fnp n eonf,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-18
GREENsYII.LE COUNTY.

AT numerous meeting of the citizens Of Grsensvlls
1885, TO take into the late incenday
ments upon the subject of abolition-he meeting being
called to order, upon motion of Col Augustine Claiborne,
Edmund Mason, Esq, was appointed Chairman, and
Tamlin Avent, Secretary.
The object of the meeting being fully explained
by Col Claiborne he then moved that the chairman APP
point committee of seven to report preamble and
solutions expressive of the Of the meeting upon
this subject
Whereupon, Colonel Augustine Claiborne, John II.
Chalnbliss, Augustine c. Butts, Thomas Spencer, l..
r Scott, Joseph Turner and Thomas +. JONES' APP
pointed said committee.
The Committee after brief retirement submitted the
following resolution for the adoption of the meeting
Resoced, That in their opinion the preamble and
Richmond the 4th Of August last upon this subject
embrace correct fair and manly expression of Virginia
sentiment and feeling and your committee beg leave
therefore recommend 10 this meeting the adoption
said preamble and such of the resolutions as are app-
cable to situation All of which is respectfully sub
mittcd
The preamble and resolutions of the Richmond meet
ing, with the alterations suggested by the committee
were then read and unanimously adopted.
The following gentlemen were appointed Committee
of Vigilance
G. w. Charlton, W. L. Lundy John NJ Rves, John
N. Blunt, +. Ia. Drnkard, B. c. d. Bynum Jno. Morris
b. ID. THAR, S. II. Murree, John NJ. Moody John X
Chambiss, Thomas b. Turner, Z; Branchcomb, Thos
Ayent Thomas Dillilay, Henry Allen, I. Branchcomb
Wm. L. Alaclin, Jas. w. Cook, Henry Wyche, WIN
Lanier, David Lanier f. p. Scott, f. B. Ryland, VIM
II: Walker, David High David f. Williamson, WIN. b
Allen, Joseph Ryand, Benjamin Gowing John Har
ris, George b. Wyche, Tamlin Avent, WIN. c. Davis
yarret Weaver, NJ H. Hobbs, George GOODWIN, T. f
Jones' A. G. Butts, Peterson Goodwin, William Pow
ell John Lifsey, Joseph Iarrss, Joseph Turner, Johr
Stewart, VIM. Stewart, John J. Hinton, John j. Thorp
Is. Myrck, Daniel Malone, Laurence G. Heath, Johr
j. Morrss, b. Wilson, r. Wilson, Jas. Parham, Georg
Mason, VIM. IL Hobbs, Wm Tomlinson, Jas. Powell
VIM Wyatt, DIR. Thomas Spencer DR.. Hurdaway w
H. Spratley Blexander Bate, James Goodrum, Thos
Spencer VIM. Alternately, Joel Hall, Richard X. Ed
ridge, l.. Smith, John Smith, Henry Maclin.
Reso1ed, That the Editors of the newspapers publish
ed in Petersburg and Richmond be requested to cop,
these proceedings.
E. MASON, Chairman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-18
(From the Salem (-Nass. Regisier.)
EAT hpnI TnInNr .trt,,crNr,, -,

Il.
On Sunday, Odd ult notice given TO the Conore.
gatonal and Methodist Societies in York. (Ae that on
the next Friday evening, Rev. Ana Rand Agent of the
Portland ntSavery Society," would deliver A d.ress
IN the Courthouse. On Thursday evening, Goth a
ting held at the place. of those who are oD
posed 10 the movements of the Antlayery Societies
a preamble and resolutions adopted, expressing
their disapprobation of the proposed meeting aHd re-
commenting to the citizens of York to be present ON
the occasion, if they would avoid giving To
course of measures calculated produce rujnous con-
sequences rivetng the chains of the slaves more strong
ly and exciting lasting jealouses and discord between
the Northern and Southern States" committee
was chosen to wait upon MIR. Rand, the next morniao
and request him 10 revoke the appointed meeting at that
place In reply to their communication Mr. Rand sent
note acknowledging the polite and respectful terms in
which their request communicated stated that
lac felt 1t his duty TO deliver the lecture 10 such
may choose to attend He stated that his lectures on
the subject had been 20 nhammatory," but can.
did and concilatory. He also said too late to give
notice of withdrawal of the appointment to the scat
tered inhabitants who might be purposng attend the
lecture He accordingly caused notice be posted
up at the Post Office, stating that the lecture would
be given as before appointed, at o'clock The bell
was accordingly rung, the Courthouse lighted,
and the lecturer accompanied by Rev Messrs Carpenter
and Parker of the I'd Church in York, went into the
Court-house-bm no other person Meng excepting
young aboltionlst from Dover ~ H., who had been at
York Cor few days. trying to get up excitement on
the subject of slavery. These four gentlemen after
waiting patiently in the Courthous for half an hour
turned to their several lodgings in safety
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-18

GARRIsoS AND THoMPsoS.-The Boston Daily Ad-
verser of Saturday says We understand that slight
exhibited in this city Thursday night Mr.
Thompson arrived in town in the evening" and lodged
at the house OF Mr.. Garrison in Brighton st-0n che
following morning it found that galows had been
erected during the night opposite the door of the house
with two ropes suspended therefrom On The bar
inscription, Judge Lynch'S L0so When the fact
came 10 the knowledge of the Municipal authorities il
was ordered to be taken down We hope that the au-
thors OF this proceeding will content themselves with
this hint and that they will not attempt rival the acts
OF violence which have been witnessed in some other
parts of the country.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-10-08
nxSPEPsIA,

nF most obstinate char0cier alter having OameG O the skill Of the emineOt phys'clnns. and para,ious has beeu checked reiieved, and c~ved, in nuber of instances in and abou, Boston, byusing for v shert time DR. RELIES .u. Vegetable Specific, asd Anti-b;liOas Pi'ts. in conn-x;on, srcording to the direcs""s accompany ing the Snecifc |. ia also Of the best medicines known Gor Sick Hea dache, Sickuess at the Stomach Naws a, and FiaiWences.
 T N0ne genuine unless signed os the outside iMmediaie sxccessor the lsie Dr. w. U. CoNwAY.- Foe sale his Counting Room, over No 99, Court Street, near Concert Hall, Boston, and also ny hts speciai appointment, by
 ~ Samuel Bael aad /. c. Beck,c;th. Liiehfe i;
 E. Co,cies. South Farms Daniel Norton,
 Cannon JudsOn & Whittiesey. ". Preston i;
 Isaac s. WadssCorth, Betklem 1; Norton &
 Henderson. Goshen. -.-f.-.r ,.r Large discount 10 those who buy to sell again.
 JSne |. .....' lye4w3
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-10-08
"s- Zttcb6EIO '75Mqmtrer:
 PUBLGsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
 -s BY HENRY ADAMS. .sr.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers, two dollars per year, payable before le expraiO Ol SIX mUHtIgS. sE .' 1-. 't ..' l'.. 5''. st'
 To cOmpanes of any numlper six, $l 50 per year, payable above. To companies less ihaR six, $l D per year, payable before. 9 ceHis wil be dedacted Tom each Of these last prices whem pay is made im advance. These prices are exclusive of mail or stage charge for lTaNsporiaIiOm. r
 No papers wii be disco nliMHed until all aTrearages
 Notice of a wish ,o disconl lnne nus be given before che explorations of year. '' '"
 ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions. $l, aud the same proportion for two more squares.- Half a square, 75 cts Continuance three weeks % per ceal per week. A liberal deducion made for advertisements contiRUed or l2 months.
 Adm nisiraiOrs' and Executors Notices, $1 co
 CommissiOmers' Notices, 25
 Aii commuUica,ions must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-10-08
THE BRIDE-BY Mas. slooURnEY.

cames bat she was gone. la. s-a Just as she louchn it last aa the soit hour Or summer twilight, when the wOodIDiMe caps Filling with deeper fragrance, G"ndly Tress'd IhrOUgRthe raisd rasemeni. Uilering tender ihahks To her who Irain'd ihem. Oa her EhvOrite seat Still lay her work -IDOx open. and IIIe hook That last she read, and careless Rrar itS page, A note, svhOse cover her slight pen had traced With lines unconscious, while her lover Rpake That dialect which blings forgeliMlUesH
 Ol all beside. ll was the pleasant home, Where from her childhood she had been the star Of hope and joy. a e
 came, and sine was gone. But lhis knew, for 1 remember'd well Her parting l0Ok, where from the altar led, With silvery veil, bat slightly swept asihes ' How the young rose-leaf deepeOed On her cheek. And on her brow a solemn beauty sat, .s4.. .f Like one who giseO priceless gis away, --.r.. And there was silence. Mid that stranger thrCDg, Even strangers, and the hard of heart, d'd draw Their tsreaih euppress'd. tO see She mothers lip Turn gllasily pale, and the tall stately sure sa.. BOwssviIh secret SOTTOw, as he gave s. His daughter s0 an unfied guardianship,
 And to a faFsoff cline. Perchance his thought Traveraed the nloss.grown psairies, and sessb0res OG the cold akes-or those O'erhanging elifs a And mighty mounaiD-tops that roae io har si .. Her log-Tear'd mansion from the anxious eye or kindsed aOd of frieRd. 'at'" ' aI h#s Even trilers felt How strong and beautiful is WOman's love, ,...- That, taking in it's hand the joys of home, f.... 4, The ienderesi melodies of iuMeful years,
 Yea, and its own life also, lays theRn all | 's r| Meek and Wnbleuching on . m0rtals breast, Reserving na0ght, cave that uNbFokem hope Which hath it's root iu Cop. " Mock not with mirth A scene like ihs-ys Ia0ghter-loying ones He"ce with aIse hackney jest! the dancers heet-- What doth it here? fs.a a-.f a-sssit s.-r .~s
 Joy, eeriOus and sublime, Such ae doth nerve ihe energies 0f prayeE, Should swell the bosusn. when a mamien's hand Fresh from its young 6ower-ga,hcring, girdeth On Ek.af. n.s~G~ah ~~>s..s ..f Alone unlooaeth-and whose pow CT doth aid s Or mar the jourmey of the soul 10 Heaven.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-10-08
THE TOOTH ACHE!

THIS agonising disorder is cured in ,s most pain. Cul stages y one "f the simple well power fal remedies kn"wn m"derW practice. The
 '" CGmbriGn I'oOtk Ashe IiNs
 afford insiant relief without iUicing the slightest n. ury pn she seeth They are applied externally to the rMr,s affected, with the greatest ease and expedition, aad geaeray "pera'e soothing eniiive O the sOf feriMg nalient. =. Price 50 eenIa 2 hns
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-10-08
ALBION CORN PLASTER.

VNVtlE Aion Corn Plaster solie"s .e corn, however 1 old aud tough aud extracts h i0 the very roots. The relief afforded is gentle, immediate and thorough.
 The proprietor begs leave fo submit the following case, from Mr. Stowell. who is well known to the in- haanss of tine city of Boston, especially at the sOuth end a very worthy and respectable citizen. 2 ... .a,r A CASE. t5t f..a..t. E..
 Sir-I do not hesitate io give my most unqualified npprohatioW i0 favor of your valuable Albion COrn Plaser By the use of less chan box, Mrs. S.oweli has been cured of corn each iooi, which had been ~xceedpgly troublesome and painlul Inr years, and add, flor she encouragement of those who. owing io repeat cd disapponlments she various remedies re- sorted to- have 6nay despaired Of cuse. that y"ur comme nded remedies purpose and what increa- ses y confidence in the superiority of yonr Plaster is the fact thaa has heeN used ty several of my neigh bors with equally good success. -. ..,t
 .,.2# (SigNed) SETH STOWELL, sv g.. Keeper of the Toll House, So~th Boston. Mr. T. Kilder, Proprietor of the Conway Medicines
 Boston, June l7ih, 1881.
 Price 50 cents. .l 1.r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-10-08
Sore and Inlamed EYES.

1WVHE saudious. the weakly, aad others, ~ho are l troubled with soreness or i"AammatOD Of that delicate organ, will he ate Ia ob.a'" most pleasant and invaluable application, iH
 Damfries' EYE WATER!
 This well established Wash Gnr the Eye is perfectly 6nn0ceOi, aWd gises immediate reeG even in very az Rravased eases Ol soreness aud iuHammation. Is Price 2S ceais.