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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-05-31
STATE OF VERMONT,

Washington District, IS.
m:Probate Court holden at Montpelier,
'eihin and for said District, on the 18Th dag
Of April, II. ID. 1896.
N ATTAIN MORSE, Administrator on
~ the estate OF Anus Nichols, late OF
Mortified, in said District, deceased, pre-
sents his administration account for settle
-whereupon it is ordered, that the
same be referred TO the 7lh day OF June
next, at the Probate Office in Montpelier in
said District, for examination and allowance,
at which time and place, the widow OF the
deceased will ask an assignment Of personal
property, and that all concerned be notified
hereof by publication OF this order in the
State journal, printed at Montpelier, three
weeks successfully, as soon as may be, that
they may appear, II they see cause, at said
time and place, and object thereto.
BY the Court,
j. T. MARSTON, Register.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-05-31
Blacksmithing.
Willard MUuflcY.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the inhab-
IA iants OF Montpelier and vicinity, that
he has taken the stand formerly occupied
by Colonel Houghton, a few rods below
Il Pavilion, and nearly opposite the new
State House, where he will at all times be
Ieady to attend TO orders in his line o. bust
ness lie hopes to merit and receive a
HhrlaI share OF patronage.
Montpelier May 9th, 1886.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-05-31
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
JcWcit a BsOWcS.

HAVE taken into partnership George
n d Eowes. Business will be continued
at the old stand, under the firm Of Jewett,
HnweS & Co.
MOntpeer. Nav Z. 1896.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-05-31
CERTIFICATES.

/, Thomas Kent, of Oxford in the State Of
New Hampshire, certify that my wife has
been afflicted with the Rheumatism for ten
years, and for five years so lame as to use
a cane in each hand and that with difficult
~, and was in extreme PAIN and had resor-
ted to various medicines without relief
at length in Sept. 1884, by the use of Reu-
ben Powers Medicine, she was so far re-
lieved US to walk without canes, and is as
free from pain as most people OF her age,
which is II years.
THOMAS KENT.
December II, 1885.
!, Keziah .4Ld1ich, of St. Johnsbury in
Caledonia County and State of Vermont,
aged 65 years, hereby certify that / have
been for fifteen years afflicted with fire
Quent attacks finflammatory Rheumatism.
which has produced the most excruciating
pain, and at times rendered me entirely
helpless, have applied to a number of ply
sicans and used many medicines recon-
mended in such cases but without any ma
teral relief, and at length in November
1884, | was induced to make use of Mr..
Reuben Powers Medicine, 10y the use of
which experienced immediate relief and
have never since had an attack Of Rheuma-
tism, but have in every respect enjoyed
better health than for many years before.
ARIEL ALDRICH,
KEZlAH ALDRICH.
St. Johnsbury, Dec. l, 1885.
l, Nathaniel HdzletOn, of Oxford in the
County of Grafton and State ofNew lamp-
shire, hereby certify that my son, William
IIazleton, aged II years, was two years
afflicted with Rheumatism in both knees,
was much or the time in extreme pain, the
knee Joint become considerably enlarged,
and he was sometime wholly confined TO
the house, and having resorted to medical
aid, without any relief, ! was induced to.
use Mr. Reuben Powers Medicine, by the
use Of which in three weeks, the pain and
swelling of his knees subsidized and he was
restored to perfect health.
/ My daughter, Mary Tiler, of Thetford, in
the State of Vermont, aged &c years was
two years and half afflicted with lame
ness in the Hip, which was much of the
time extremely painful. She was most
of the time unable to walk step without
crutches. They applied to seven different
physicians who all decided her complaint
was Hip Disease. In Sept. 1884 after my
son was WELL | went to Thettord, with
Powers, and advised them TO obtain him to|
Doctor her. They did, and i'll three weeks
she was able to walk without crutches:
and in ten weeks she was perfectly restor-
ed do cheeriully recommend the said
! Powers medicine to the public as in my|
opinion, the most valuable medicine known
| in such cases.
NATHANIEL IIAZLETON.
LUCY HAZLETON.
December 9TH, 1885.
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More New Goods r.! !
EHutcInins n Wright,

HAVE just received large addition to
IA their former stock Of Silk, Cotton,
WoolIen and Worsted Goods, Groceries,
Crockery and Hardware, which they offer
Tor sale on favorable terms.
Montpelier, Nav 10, 1886.
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Notice =!

nOCTOR F.W. ADAMS, partner of
~ Doctor Y. DEWEY, at Henry y.
Barnes Hotel, Montpelier, Vermont, will
not he ungratetul for professional patronage.
March Goth, 1886.
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HTLLL4M HEBARD, Register.
NEW GOODS !!

lust received and for sale on the most
~ reasonable terms, by
j. s. c. !SP.ALDLVG.
Montpelier, May 9th, 1896.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-07-08

Edward Mariarler do l so
Hugh Linn DO l 90
sohn Brooks witness before 6.
jury 2 30
George Morgan chain carrier on
RIeiey's road IS
WIN. Francs witness Q. vs. Yant 3
Saml. Shewsler D. We. Yant z
M, n.o,,,r 70 Nov tarm I225 a IN
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-07-08
AN HXHrRfT

OF the Receipts and Expenditures ofthe
county Of Carroll for The year common
eng 1uoe l7Ih 1885 and ending June
22d 1886 inclusive. ..... .. ~'....
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09
DOMESTIC.
rR EI'E w A p

ChECh wan
(E1tra from tie office Of the JHWedgsritc Standardj
FRlD.r, Aug. 81, le3G-l o'clock, 7. NJ.
The following letter received by Express this
morning, by his Exceency Gov. Schley:
PlSDERTowS, August 10, 1885.
Ats Erreleney Coo. Srhey:
!: SIR On Wednesday evening last camp of In
a,ans was discovered by Messrs 2 r. Oliver and John
1ay pack of Guys plantation, aud the river six
, ,,tts oeow this place News of the iuned
aley communicated to the citizens of the neighborhood
anu We succeeded NC i" collecting company Of thirty eight
,iieh " ~ eoes, the next morning, We proceeded
10 te ih"iah camp IN two detachnents each Of US as
sum!ng Inc command of detachment. Our party were
which, discovered that il was broken m and ,h Is
dams dispersed in the direction for Florida The trails
very lm and artfu!ly scattered for the purnos
Of deceiving their pursners but having some rxperi
enced trailers with US, succeeded in trailing them
and after ride Of IL miles through the pine woods and
ponds, with them ia Irwin cunty, open piny
woods country. AS sooa we came in sight, our ,en
were ordered 10 charge, which they did promptly and
CALAMITY, raising at the ime the war-whoop The
Indians, who were drawn up in line, were frightened,
that they broke and rum not taking time and elaboration
bring their rifles level obear upon u.s. they dscbarg
ed their pieces at when were in about 200 yards
OF hem and before they had time to Reload they
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

,hsn.c,ycs for the Federal Constitution Of ll t" wrh
iLey had sworn fidelity now, perhaps
viii take place. which be nsuira7eo s by o e0 by
onnhnnon with other Mexican States TO ol nj them
selves into free aud independent Government because
Msxeo can never be truly Republican STATE "naer 'e
dominion Of an army and an in!oernnt pres n'oe' ,.
T'.n,rnl America also will feel the effects OF ihr:e
svents The we'll known design to make wal against TINS
Republic, which has been suggested by the sssSJ ann
blion Of the clergy, nju5s nes Ibr when sa uG hv
ciug qur,'y and firmly in The spirit o'te az nron
,hn wish TO divert the attention OF the Mexican "oP
from their internal poilics and to give employment 10
the army that 10 have effected the conquest 81 ss-
as that design say cannot now be carried INTO e!'Ect
Mryico will now feel how painful and n'orlliy'ns II Is
n se, one of lis provinces revotrd against her. even
t,usi the thing may be co!ored BY high flow" language
and Tompous decrers. f.,
The in Justice and usurpa'ons onatlons seldom ia TO
prcduce events Of which they cannot complain without
admitting the justice Of the claims Of other nations
auainSl them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09
Jire la B10dte{ie.

ORDERS FROM tlE,D QvsRrEns.-All true Wing
Editors in Virginia are hereby enjoned and required 10
c"mmence f?rthwilh, huge panic and roaring bOas'ing
with might and main, Every Slate in the Union, and
every county in the States mus, be claimed for the
Wing ticket The ignorant must be guided, aud the in.
clligent stormed into the Wing ranks. Confusion and
panic must be produced, and artiully managed, or all
will be lost All true Wings are required to join
promptly and zeaoosly in the execution of the focgo
ing orders. under pain of and rejection. Given
under my hand At Richmond, this 18th day of August
1886 THE RICHMOND WING,
Oracle and leader of the Wing party in Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

1.-The above indicates falling of in Frederick. and
there is strong appehend that the county has
gone for the IaG Buren ttcEEt; and have also
10 believe, according 10 reports that Anne Arunde! has
followed in her wake.
The Pao, adds, that The accouDts far recei7
ed show great activity side and nothing blu, apa
thy OH the other, making the final Ecsult extremely
doubtful" The n. lncllIgrncer Too OF Wednesday; adj
ns Thai il has considerable doubt which side tic
majority will turn out 10 be- The Wings OF the State
have been comparatively slcss, &c, &c. Apathy"
cries one" slleSs responds The other. But what said
the Baltimore Chronicle (unother Whig) the very
morning Of the Election: 1.-THE enthusiasm exhibited
by The Wings at their recent meetings has infused
energy and inspired universal confidence in our ranks
Tile lssenlbages have been numerous and animated,
in the days Of 1884, when at the rayng cry Of their
country, they met as grand committee of vigilance and
safety 10 take into their keeping the interests and honor
OF their county. Aud yet with all this enthusiasm,
they beaten in Baltimore by the startling majority
Of lG4l.-And what said The Chronicle on the FRI
day before the E!ectipn; it offers coup dCH Of TIE
c0untics -9nd begins with this flourish Of trumpets
Our advices from the counties Of this State leave
TO fear that the Wing Electors will not be chosen
in large majority Of them. And amid It's other bpr
rahs, tsays: From the great county Of Frederick
nave assurances that leave US nothing 10 apprehend-
Messrs BASTz and MckiSsrRY, the worthy and es-
Iabe Wing candidates Tor electors, will, without doubt,
be elected.-ln Mu:TGoMEEy, .4nne .1rundcl, PEIHcE
GEORGE CHARLES, CALVERT and ST. MARY S, and the
city Of .3unnpois the ascendancy Of the Whg cause
WILL if the least reliance be placed upon indications
heretofore found inialibe, be mphany maintained.
In Baltimore and HARFoRD Counties our friends are
in high spirits and will strain every 10 elect their
candidates. may still be disappointed in the Slae
and it good rule not TO a}oo before you get oul oi
the woods but the signs far very s!rong mat
great reaction is going in Mary land and that eto.e
on which we never counted, may b. found once more
under the Republican banner in the monh OF november
next. ,
r. s.-By Last Eesning 5 .HaA-CA IRA Yesterdays
N In,elIigencer admits that "he recent election in
Maryland electors mas ne IN o.
heard from they have carried their candidates. not so
much however, by their strength. by the ndif.
ference Of the other party"-( Bah D-The Baltimore
RepuLlicun gives the following decisive returns:
aGiorious .feus!-Wc lay before readers this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

Copy If NNer. dated
. ROCKVILLE, Md, Tuesday morning.
DEAR Sir: enclose you the returns from four cleo
ton districts Of county district 10 Dc heard
from. DuvaIi and Chswell (rcded Van Buren) ahead
as far as heard from. 1t is supposed al! sides that
Duya!l is elected. No hopes of Chswell.
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ELECTORS OF SENATE.
Returns from .3nnnp0'is.
lLECTUH OF SI.s ATE.

Sprigg Ilarwood, ~ b l62
Nicholas Brewer, (WhigD lab
"P. s. Returns received late yesterday from private
sources, 10 be relied on"
The Baltimore Patriot of Tuesday (Whig) furnishes
the returns from Districts out OF -, in Baltimore
ty, which give 500 majority to the true Van Barren
candidates and the Patriot says "the Y. b. ticket has
prevailed by considerable majority
The paper says. that By gentleman Of this
city, who left Westminster last evening, after The close
Of the polls, have obtained the result in the West
minister and Union districts Of Frederick county, fol-
lows
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.AXTI.RrFysv
KEI OliNi

u The above presents Tie result Of The recl0n On
Yesterday in county for Electors Of Senate by "
will Lr perceived that DR.. Washington DCyl.l he.
!orm, and Mr. Ephraim Gather >Opposillon) are cy.
sen Electors ir THIS county.
:. They are determined to renew the corlrs VIII. :r.
newcd activity in October next.
I'VE hail The result of yesterdays election as a sue
pTcsauc OF our Ultimate victory and complete tr0wpA"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

"We are not cer:nu that precisely correct WIN;
but the difference cannot be vrry material F.u iIi
statement it will be that far account, h,r
been received, have secured maj"Iy Of The crc,
raj college, and consequently the whole Srt.ar, and
majority OF about 200 III favor o The Presidential c C.
tors while, yet, our opponents have not rrrlr! SIN
Gle :nan. A more complete victory could hardly hsy
bc1i achieve The State Is redernIrd rrgcnr ID ami
disrn,Lracd. Our opponents may new perceive there
suit of their niisnanagc ntnt, hr.r satlaris an! u,
presentations, and friends may hos far VI. h,;
been curlcc. in the we have pursued ard the Stair,
nlrnls We have made
While recording the resrllol this glorious victory. the
people sending forth ths dcairmny $iou ct ,y
received the follow Ing from Montgomery con!. Nj ~,
shows that - ia;nri'! here SIT "o"" Is er'"aco" ty
.(fr0m tic .Nrynnd Free PrhsS-E,tro
WELL DONE, OLD MONTGOMERY
3ristOcrucy init Rgorm, AMI .i"ti Rep3Jtunsm. DR.,
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O. The Van Buren, Meetings in Clarke, Monongalia,
Rockbridge, Amelia and Charlotte Countless unavoJa
bly, omitted, shall appear Tuesday-Also. the Extract
from The speech of the Hon. Mr. Lyte, Of Ohio &C.
neral Harrison.
'B'O POST MASTERS AND OTHEES-A Packet aldrc ed 10
H. Peasants, Editor Of the Wh funkcd by
Henry a. WISE received at The Post Office in Richmond
Friday laid among the exchange papers for the Wing Office
received the Editors of tho Wing,
delivered their papers their Foreman building
the Post Office both Carrier and
knowledge Of having such Packet forced
been surreplousy
Post Office. will give handsome its recovcry or
any by which the
thor Of lis abstraction.
EDMUND ANDERSON, Assistant P. ".
Septa Go
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ELECTION BEFORE THE H. OFE-7 Rsm'"''s'"'.
The plan Of the Wings comes 10 tins co'np'ra'1' "
last-and no more. Neither Webster, Nhi'r h"f '-'
rson is in sufficient number 0! Sales' "ho rI
they likely to win, 10 constitute niaJoF"y " ,r,
tors No possible combination OF the Colleges ca" ca
either of them This is az clear there IS 81" W "
Heavens. If they do really bel!eTr that al '''I i
would prefer While or Harrison to Van buren, WI! 80.
they not by previous concert among n,u Van
leced one candidate only and run han a@i;ncr,,,
Buren,; II would have been paying so"'e L,,v.en
the Pe0pie themselves TO give them l!e cn'N' :, T.,
one Wliiy and one Repubcan-inSlrau OF 'r"'."s Inc
the iulrigues Of the electors TO cio",; '' b.
Whig plan in Virginia and perhaps III M!'s's'Pr'; an.
to double teams upon The People, and try u fu" ~
double shncd ,ickct4-the Wings even (is !"t 9i
moDd Wing now states) are not 10 a'e Ss' xiv; Ticket
writing their fayorl:s candidate on The back o le
and thus deciding by the votes Of the maJ'f''y war" war;,
,,,. Electors shall vote for Well, when they ID me-
if ever the Sovereign people will permit lie'" " i
rose of their rights the Electors to vote as tey
and use their doctrine of araiaLity for their o"" o
f, a. IL suits their own Interests In Virginia aud H'
si,sippi they to vote for White or HARRISON, is
.y;gAtiaesSes not The pcoplc, p'case-ani no" cAi ~
shape their votes, III s!iorta period Of tine d .
Bile them 10 decide the Election Besides, sS o.
folded Janus faced tickle, is confined TO but Two
In all the other Wing States, the Electors are pe05
vote either for White, Harrison or webster. poi.-
The whole Wing scheme is trick upon Inc Ft"P
1t is calculated TO take the election out Of their na"
and throw the chances first into the power Of t rp No
lors-and ultimately and certainly into The ~ u 10 The
man of lo!erable candor deny, that such VIII De !,
effect of it, ifit succeeds with the People.-bu'
into the House, and what then? All the wSesl Iore
men Of the land have the mischief, and nave
Gated the consequences. 1t was seen IN loo in
felt in 1925 Not only is the decision dePenoah r;,ed
tripue and corruption-but the largest State IS !nh
down to the dimensions of the smaller. MIR Jonn at
depicted this consequence in the following SPICY De-
which he delivered in the Senate OF the Y. . U" "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

me rn;ng the returns ofthe election held in ,ls STAT.
Monday last for electors OF Senate, far as they h.
come to hand Each county elects two electors and I'
cities Of Baltimore and Annapolis each one aakio,
ell forty who Meet at Annapolis t;c 18th iustant 3
elect fifteen Senator'S nine from the Western Silnrp 80,
six from the Eastern Shore for the term of five
We have accounts, which show the following result,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09
Luy If Baltimore,
Copy IF u letter. Mtcd

Total, ......... $50 80.
Mr.. Fansant's majority, l,Gll
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-23

High LiJe in England.-The Liverpool correspou-
dent OF the N Star gives the following picture of
Titled dgnItary whose heels light as his head -
dare say that you have heard of the Duke of Dey.n
SHIRE leader of the haul ton iu London the hero of
D'lsraelis novel, The Young Duke" the observed
OF all Observers among matrimonial matrons who have
daughters in the marketable man Who with an in
come Of $l,750,O0O (f450,000 per annum cleyerly
continues 10 be head and ears in debt-in word
OF him who dances WELL and thinks SO little that il
was said, with as Much truth as bitterness, of his Grace
that his heels light as bis head' shall cut
politics for the present. and give sketch of the Baohe-
lor Duke.
William Churchill Casendish, Duke of Deyonshire.
has one oil the finest incomes and most inexpensive
faces In England. Count Orsay that he would
not have the Dukes sheep face for the Dukes fine
estates. He is tall, awkward man,-usuallv wears
blue coat with large brass buttons-has a quantity of
whetish har-a long, lean, lank counlenance-a lack
iustre eye,-and some half whetish hairs on his
cheeks by way of whiskers Such is the leader of the
fashionable world in London! Why is he so ?-smpIy
because he is Duke,-a rich Duke to boot-and gives
entertainments at Devonshe House, which, in expense
and splendor, rival those of royalty.
10 give an idea of the expense TO which he goes-he
has of the finest gardens England lat Chatsw orth
in Derbyshre,l and his gardener must have peaches
strawberries, &c. &C., for him at Chrstmasi Each
peach peaches expensive in England being about
twelve cents EACH is carefully wrapped up in silver
paper and transferred to alright box, divided into
squares just fitted TO receive them-Thus they are seat
off TO London, and the Duke often supplies The rova
tables with out-oseason fruit when be procured
nowhere else. And for the vanity of this his Grace
expends about 100000 per year in maintaining the
largest range Of hot and forcing houses in Europe
Pine apples, cherries, grapes, currans, gooseberies,
mushrooms, apples-n fact, all fruits, cultivated in
England are forced into very early maturity in these hot
houses which are well worth visiting as most things
in England.
The Duke of Deyonshire affects musica taste-but
unfortunately, he is deaf post He also aims at
being considered Mecanas of art aud literature
He was born in May, 1870, and consequently he is
row in his 10th year. His father died in July, 1911
two months after his and successor came of age 81
The Dukes sister, each of whom are older than him
SELF are the present Duchess of Sutherland and the
Countess Of Carlisle The mother of these ladies' and
the reputed mother Of the Duke, the celebrated and
beautiful Georgana Spencer, Duchess of Devonshire
AT twenty-one he became possessor of the title and
family estates. have already stated that his income is
estimated at about $4,000 tflOO0) day.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-23
NUMBER 1875.
THE SEASONS.

In the smiling morn of Spring,
When the woods we're fresh and green;
And the wild birds round did sing
Like the geni of the scene;
Then my heart wa. wood and won
Then its sweetest hopes begun
When the Summers glarirr ray,
Wak's TO life the opening flowers;
And The glorious god of day.
SInird upon the new deck'd howers:
Then my beson's iuilering guest,
Ownd itself too sweetly hest.
When rich Auturnn's golden hue,
Glean'd upon the r;pen'd corn;
And milder lustre threw
Ger the bushes Of the nom;
Then my hearts best hopes betrayal
Like autumnal leaves did fade,
When cold Winters icy breath
Frose the stream, and striPt the spray;
ARd the chilling hand of death,
Swept the lingering birds away;
Tkes, my heart. fond hopes III Ger,
Witherd, sunk, 10 rise ne moreI
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-23

v1OCTOR BOHD Member Of The Royal College of
~ Surgeons in Ireland and lately practitioner the city of
London oaers his services the afflicted Of
tain disease His long experience and close
complaints his pleasant sa petio mode Of treatment
his extraordinary during long and practice and
above ALL his legitimate medical qualifications few e The
grounds On which he rests his claims public patronage
smpicism when ignorant pstendc and mpuaen quse
daily spreading their TO lure the unwy destruction Or
Boyd would wish 70 Iai.e friendly and warning ic
creatures and tell them 10 beware of such dangerous
Thousand, who have been this day. in the health
pany pride of manhood their had treated nv
duly qualified, numbered amongst incurae and
the dead Apparent very easily Effected
but cradle ate the latent pon which will otherwise conn lis
victim to unimey ong the legitimate province of
medicine in the hands Of sklful and able actitoner DR.
Boya wiling convince mis- patrons by producing
Tor their inspection his regular diploma. member Of the Royal
College Of Ireland and likewise Testimonials capa-
oiy and skill from who justly considered lights and
ornaments of their profession Hi. mode Of treatments safe
a and expedous not requiring either the mercury OF re-
raiHt in diet exercise Recent affections he pledges himself 10
radically within few days. and standing
greater msgniy will be treated with cordially and skill In
the patient assured after having being scarg
ed from the hands of Dr.. Boyd that his health established upo
sound and FIRM basis and that hi. constitution renovated and I'M
impaired His professional honor and faith pledged 10 this and
he haiers himself that characer and standing sufficient
raniy fer it ful6men
The scsst homo. and in all he relied upon
Hours OF attendance fIem O'Clock in the morning till 10 al night
sep Oily OFFICE, Is Dover st. one door from Wafer