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PHYSIC AND SURGERY. -
. M. WITHERELL, NJ. D., re

H. specially tenders his profession
al services to the inhabitants of Brandon
and vicinity. He has taken the Office
recently occupied by Doct Woodward
in said village, where he will be in readi-
ness to comply with the solicitations OF
those, who may favor him with their pat
ronage. lodgings at Nj. Cowan's.
Brandon, Dec 7, 1886. tiff
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-03-22
NOTICE.

IL NHIS may certify that l have given
my son, Ruel Bumpus, his time, to
transact business for himself; to collect
and be eotiectedeof therefore Ishall pay
no debts OF Disseminating after this date
80 - DANIEL BUMPUS'
Brandon, Feb IS, 1887, 24tL
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

"E the subscribers, being appoint.
" ed by the Hon. the Probate Court
for the District of Rutland, Commission
ers to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons, against
the estate of NATHAN CARR, late of
Brandon, in said district, represented in
solvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto and six months
from the I'd day of March 1887, being
allowed by said court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice, that
we will attend to the business of our said
appointment, at the Inn Of M. W. Biz
chard, in said Brandon, on the first Mon.
days of May and September next, from /
o'clock until 6 o'clock, P. M. on each OF
said days.
JOSIAH w. HALE,
JOHN CONANT, ~"m~ rs
Brandon, March 2, 1887. 24:3w
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-03-22
WEsTFORD HIGH-sCHOOL.

WESTFORD HIGH-SCHOOL.
THE Spring Term of this institution
Il will commence on the 9th day Of
March, under the instruction of Mr.. F. W
H1NMAN, whose past services are fully
approved
TUITION,
In Greek and Latin languages, $500.
In other academic studies, 300.
Board, including rooms and washing.
per week, from 1925 to l,5O.
1t is desirable that all rurposing TO at.
tend should commence with the term.
Per request,
T. HAYNES, S.,
Westford, February 11th, 1887. 2sN
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-03-22

- 80 p
NJ JAMES MONTGOMERY, Eso.
~ Matt. NV. 25A4o.
a pooF waylhdnk man Of grief 80 ~ -
h.sh o1sh ero.ed ne On ny way,
That could never answer nayi r-
4 bad not power 70 ask bis name, f.
Wheihor Sc went, % whenee be esme'
Vet there was something IN hD eye
Tbst won my lowell know not why. u
Once ~h.n nv sesnty neal was spread,
re enfrr,d-not q word he spake;
Inst psrishlnx from want Of bread;
81 esve him III } he bless'd IL, brake,
And ais. but gave ne part again
Wine va an angels portion then,
And while FED with eager haste,
The crust was msnna TO my taste.
49, n sls ,.sa-7 ~.
i mid him where fountain burst
Clear from The rock, his strength was gone ;
The hecdles wster hock'd bis thirst.
: He heard Il, saw u hurying on. ~ 20 .."
nm and raised the sufferer up, ~
Thriee from the stream he drain'd my cup,
Dipt. and returned Il running DER,
drank. and never thlnted more.
STws niGh., ne food, sere out, il blew
"A winter Hurricane aloof;
Ihesrd his voice abroad, and dew
To ia him welcome 10 my roof;
a warmsd, clofl'd I shseF'd my guest,
. I laid Mn on my couch 10 rest
Then made the earth my bed, and ssemd
n Edsn's garden while ! dreamd.
sisipt. wounded. beaten nigh 10 death,
- found him by the highway side;
rous'd his pulse, brought back his breath,
Reviv'd his spirit, md supplied
Wine, oil, refTsshment |. he was heal'd
II had myself, wound coneeal'd,
But from that hour forgot the smart, .
And peace bound up my broken heart
In prison saw him next condemn'd
To maet a traitof's doom Al NOM;
The tide Of lying tongues stemm'd.
And honor'd him, midst shame and scorn.
NY frisndship's utmost zeal to try,
He ask'd--ifI for him would die
The hesh was weak, my blood ran chill,
But the free spirit cried, {" will"
Then IN moment, to my view
: The stranger dzrted In disguise;
Tbs tokens in his hands kney;
- Ny SAVIOR stood before nine eyes
He spake, and my poor name he nam d
= OF me thou hast not been asham'dj
i, These deeds shall thy memorial be;
Fear not, thou didst them unto me-"
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OIy1fassaehEsetts, IN the House of Rep
- Tessntotipes, FEB. 9, on tie Resolutions
to eeHsEys him for inquiring OF the
Speaker, phether paper Purporting
tebs from slares, came ioitht~ the order
of he House tcbiek laid on the table all
petitions relating to slarrry.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-03-22

GMr. Thompson is violent opposition men,
Der, and vehement in his denunciatFons of the
President Reporter]
'PoPe's threat to his critics. [Reporter
tReferring, it is presumed, to the able defence
Mr.. A. made the last session, against the attacks
OF Mr. Webster on the majority of the House for
voting the three millions appropriation, on the
French question. (Reporter. =
4The Resolutions were as follows:
ResOloed, That the right of petition does not
belong to slaves of this Union thatno petition
from them can be presented to this House without
derogatng from the rights of the slnye-holding
States, and ehdapgering the integrity Of the IN
ion.
Resolred,- That every member who shall here
after present any such petitions TO, this House
ought to be considered as.regaFdIess Of the feel
'ngs OF this House, the rights Of the South, and
an enemy TO the UDion. - '8zg .Sftsz11 Is
kesolued, That the Hon. John Quincy Adams
having solemnly disclaimed adesign Of doing any
thing dsrespcctful to the House in the inquiry he
made Of the Speaker as to the right Of petition
pnrportipg te be from slaves, and having ayowed
ms intention not 70 offer to present The petition,
u the House 9as Of opinion that il Ought not 20
be presented- tl.slsiore. al further proceedings
as to his conduetno cease,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21

ASBcpoTE.-The late Duke Of Norfolk was great
stcker for what he termed the rights of his venison
viz his bucks; as will appear by the folio wing anec
dote The earl of Berkeley the father of the present
Lord Segrave, Custus ofihe County of Gloucester
commanded the Gloucester militia which regiment
his lordshp contrived, should always be CHARTERED
Brighton, during the fashionable residence nj that
place in like manner the then earl Of Uxbndge ar
ranged to have the Stafford militia at Windsor. The
fsrmer peer was lmmoderately fond of shooting and
whenever he ascertained that any bucks TO be
killed at Arundel he would request of the duke that he
might be permitted to perform the office with his rife
In the practice of which he most excelled. On n
certain day. Jockey Of Norfolk, with domestic were
pacing through Arundel Park when, at distance, the
duke perceived small ponv ted to tree, and en-
deavorng TO nbbe some cnvablc shorn grass; in an
instant the feudal baron Of Arundel exclaimed
"whose animal is that-and who presumes TO let
him Craze in my park =" The attendant replied, che
believed that Lord Berkeley bad come over to shoot
buck "That is all very well" replied the duke 81
certainly give Berkeley leave 10 shoot my bucks, but,
by Cd, he shall not cheat them"
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21

TWATEE's PATENT HALL AND PAIR
a LOR STOvES-To which he highest premium awarded
at the ae ar the American stitte, the following
important in,provemen
comb of d,aughts arranged tho be
burned with rapid ~, mee slowly
All IN heat the antes III conbus be made
d. ectly TIE smoke chimney adjoining
he heat be retained in the here the stove
IA may We pi,f red.
BY the Of the gifts fire may be all extiegusbed
the cha b. oil combustion without he partic the
coal or ashes the and without dust wha
ento the BY this combination Of aueht, he fire
may be gsd the bottom and made 10 burn the
usual way or be lighted ON The and made burn
downwa d 'ho eh he whole of GOALS h fame, &C
passing sut through u bolt OF the AMI then
off into the smoke ipe should the duh any lime
the bottom OF III crate when the fir burning
De tufntd downwAdin NOM mt, M the du coal
tobero ig tied.
In the use Of hese draughs the het air gh pass
every inch o. the rdang surface the the
mild and pleasant heat
confidently believed that stoves are constructed on
principles differing rom Others Others contain
continuation ofdraits radiating for equal
zng and ex siins the heat The OF causing the bot
ar 10 desc nd the lowest possbep eicciay
the hoor rsnd the stove and he feet Of The
pa to are va s and elee NJ and made OF lies calculated M
Cbucls Halls, Parnrs Offices, Cha bers DC The casting
aie sufesr to others the market and the sheet
are highly omamcnied
The stoves 'ecumNsnd. giving heat from given
quantity OF coal and being frcer from dust than others
They at all times be in operaon
jia3w Il. ATwArER a. 60
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21

LANGUAGE-We would invite the attention OF the Teach
ers 10 the French Grammar by Mr. WIEHZBICKI lust
ished by sandfrd formerly j. w sandiod il Is calIated
to upercede all books Of that found in the
Re. at present and there no doubt that will very popu
lar account Of the that there facilitate
all difficulties with wch English pupmecs here sps
cy some OF them Until adays thought Eng
ishran could not learn The French
without hearing who sronounces correctly himself Mr.
Wierzcs GRAMMAR teaches the faacy Of that for
the fact IS that unit. now there that
trajectory rules facilitating The dficuty his the
ray gives all rules that there the language, @ he speaks
about cttsr seund) much that will
not hesitate ~ that good
nuaciaton French without even teacher though true that
that nicy OF the pronunciation which be described
way bui acquired and appreciated oa BY the ef to be learn
cd by the hearing Upon the whole the rules that
he Che author viii ena every be Ly
Frenciman He likewise made classification Of the Grt
Gle which be found that article the Of which
puzzles Engsman that attempts speak French Like
wise ne gives es in what order the French words ought obe used
IN order 10 make an Aegbc sentence s cannot be found
any other grammar finally the that pervades has
grammar and calculating facilitate the study
Of that beautiful language Tor the pupil the labor of the
teacher and confident that whlsay Moth
Ing Of but soat candid peusal Of the Teachers for
we are satisfied they will be pleased with Indeed bids fair to
superccde all others be had wholesale retail the Of
nee OF publication, 20 Ann st. NY.
R25H w SANFORD
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21

LABoRERs IN EseLIsH FAcroRIEs.-I appears,
from certain statistical returns that there were employ
ed the cotton factories of Great Britain last year,
100, 495 males, and 1869 females-total 22O 81
persons; Of whom 29,77l were children from 3 to vs.
years OF age. In the Wool factories there were 81,
477 males, and 80 797 femaes-tota III 27i; Of whom
1882 were from to Is years age. In SIX facto
RES there employed 0ls8 males, and 20 494 fe
males-total 3o,682; of whom 9,074 were from to
Is years OF age In the Flax factories there were
ploycd 1896 males and % 888 f,nales--total, 49,
255 persons; of whom 5288 were from o. IL years
Of age. The whole number of persons employed in
these four kinds factories were 355 373 PERSONS OF
whom 5,45b were children from to IL years Of age.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21
rrvINDICArION.- BRANDRETH has

TJNlNDlJA1lON.--Dr. BKANDkEIH has
been assaed by the propnetors Of other medicines,
AZ m.rcenary Quack, because he is sad TO recon-
mend his Medicine IN large quantities. and that no
good medicine is required. The fact is, that any
medicine having Mercury, Arsenic, AntimoHy, or
Hemlock in it could no, be taken in large doses, be-
cause If il were such medicine would destroy life at
once. He does not say the medicines to which he al
udcs, have those ingredients in them, but Il is evident
from their directions, that great care is required in the
taking of them. Now, Brandreths Vegetable Uni
yersa Pills can be taken at all times, in large or small
doses, according 70 urgency Of symptoms.
One Of those who apply this ephet of MERGE
NARY, was patient Of DR. BIS for three months,
viz; from May TO August for the Piles Of which dis
case tho Brandrcth Pills completely cured him. This
man now advertisos largely Pill which he PROCESSES
will cure every disease and especially the one under
which he laborea
DR.. Brandreth appeals TO the high estimation his
Fills are held in in all parts OF tho United States this
~ his best all the vile illusions of interest
cd persons; whom he leaves to banquet their own
envy il2-1m
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21
CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL.

Corner Of Nassau and Pine sfs. Cay Of Neto York.
The Proprietor Of the above establishment returns
thanks the public for the very liberal which
sustained under his direction hopes his
future Of viii his friends that he
determined oeave nothing undohe his part To merit contnu
ance Of their patronage.
The Hotels Immediately adjoining the Custom House, and within
walk Of Wall stree Broadway and other ncipa bu
consequently for those n.emsn
who reside the ofhe city Breakfast be obtained
at the Refractory al hours sA NJ till and dinner from
till p NJ The Proprietor feels warranted saying that has
tables furnished supposedly any establishment
in the city.
men have been made with agents in the country by
which the Gus House Hotel will future be supplied with the
earliest fruits aud other deheaci of the
and with eminent importing house ia the city, for
supply Of the choicest and liquors JAMES HORN Jr
III 3m
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hOCT. JACKSON's PATENT yEGETA-
~ BILE hEDiCATED vAPOR BATHS, Iss Bo~ery and 4,

I u.
These Baths Improvement tho of MI whaw
wonder al uSes hav established the character ofthe Bath
tho II owcrul AUX iary medical pracce Dr. Jack
sons practice almost
equally successful law OF the cc,Gc fleets mcicasd
baths TO III effects the
relieve diicu ~ ~ breathing and hce Asih and
other diseas III hest aud tn tto.
ancho he digestive organs, andcur DIS AID
que disode ito acute chronic IN rroro,s
The u uos and conif AID cfsoy eu a.
tic ai and feelings from the Jois aiorpes
dfopslca hunorsto n than
otbet hitherto d-Al-o oil 81 erupye
Eysipeas Anthoys Fire, Salt Rneun Scnofulos
Enpons, DC Hbcsidcs lyes cxl que m srs
The spirits anahits nervous iaiioa and ap-
petite
For the truth of,hse assert D appeals with confidence
10 the hundreds wh tested their I'VE power Tber
baths are a. we'd To be IN" only ration Ia this
e the drcc'en Ola fur phsic tofcr mcntin
that they M no resemblance whatever tbess emp eyed
Tn mEsoniau practice.
vis can ha ha any hour from clock A M 10 half
past T. NJ, aud from 10 ~ IN the evening frmal. sw.ys
20 aitenda 70 wait ladies the Bowcry dung
b. day nj No. rs Ann street dgU
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21
IAMEs DRyspALE, VETERINARY SURGEON

JAMES DHtSnALE, VETERINARY SURGEON,
~ late oitha Liberty AID Wsshngion has
ffh str No 70 nsa IN Bowcry, his v. ernsry
inf mar with ~ ~ du cts cudng o,ge NO Sc ,heng
where he work " d0e ont ppuved urin p-
w 40 ~ st.ady obrg men Horse. lame m corns or
vthefac ton"t iwsus te 10 sound n eng bod
Of the Anne lean ,nit u'e
- MES DRYsnAI y, vetcr nary s,urreon
zee ~ shei eFof ticmoves sl cents shoes o.
par barshoes, SIZE. n3ms
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21
ITEALTH-THR CEI.EgRATEp CA MOMu. = :, .ronn,

- Z .E,0FT
PILLS OF DIR W EVANS, a specific effect 90 In
brain and fluid so that the pail sng the typmuoU
hand he and the utierng eore Their
feet IKE he he iengn influence the m,mx
The redcsss os r.uevu d~rltv
ndiscs ION and IT, eQuencer. OF petite
dsrnton OF the stomach belchnes
ty unpleasant taste IN the mouth mbng thu 10 we
mpioms angdress WHEN tho nmd becomes sritse
dcspondins, thoughtful, melancholy, and o~ireted
Hypocondrscism low si the
tabiy ghnar stuted sleep rheumatism pssm die
iBn ~ e sight and all Dr. w
Evans celebrated Tonic Pill viii ecta sp edy and cure
The various WEAKNESS S peculiar Ia the
diney under the power ei Br EVANS TONIC PILLS and
ladies lsb on and espcctaiy IN ty, also Europe.
have found them bc the deal apper aarr la be 10
e they mel with recruiting the deayed spirits dissi atnx
The headache duncss and anor and pleasing vvac ~
ID chasing away melancholy They cemo strength 70
Reference the great efficiency these inv aloae P mn l
had OF Dr. EVANS Den street, Chathar ssnsrr
New York where the Pills sD 10 ard bv liz
agensin town and country Beware oi 5m
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21
I'D I'D sM ID

OAD LSTABLISHED PACKET OFEICK.
AT 334 PEARL STREET.
popetos have udcd their additional arrangement.
Tor me despatch OF extra ring Ships Livero m
the months 81 February, March and April Pcsons espus
SENDING or Their nends shruld make early in DOM
ihey VIII Feyen detention, delay and Al
S DC n e free passage in the anains he
ercnt ports Ireland Scotland and Wales Drafts as usual On
he Bank OF Irel nd paya every Province County and Ia
ahu Iswn Apply " address, 1874 Pearl
DOUGLAS, ROBINSON II co. NY.
&c ROBINSON 4 BROTHERS. BANKERS, Liverpool
p-u ROBINSON * co. Dublin
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21
rARLIsHED MEnICATED VA,

n "
~ Per BATHS, rs John street.. y. CARROLL returns
rrsiu acknowledgements II the Iubc and gentlemen In,
m,ica pcs Tor thu liberal patronage bestowed eSnk
shmnt which has successful operation upwards ~
eleven year. a, the limits 81 pccles
the possibility q gIyins anycal detail Of the dcinal
81 hrs Napnr Bath he bcgs merely
been und sfc, huugh remedy nj the lowing
Scoiua Cuianc,us al ihcumrsrs Gsut nci
~ Mt cancous tufnos Dis ~ In oints ta conp
Crour Affections 81 e Liver Asthma Sudden cod and Debility
&c Tie has las the Fecafumenaa
ring thu r1y ana ,fracy Of Napor Bath om TIVE
most eminent physicians " which Ne submits the notice
OF tn public.
have vera visited the vapor Bath 80 sshmen
n csi conduct d by Mr. Mrs Caus and have Entirely
satisfied etat e Baths administered ihere With ski
and attention. LEX a. STEVENS NJ u.
can cbecrfuy tate that have found the Baths John street
VALENTINE MOTT, III. ID.
have habit Of sending Mr.
un Cars vaIor Baths John q and hav TAX, hhem r
gucny c all had reason ~ IT, satisfied WITH
the sk and an ION ~ which they were administered md be
that resp Mr. Nrs Carol leave nothnw
fred l,y male az le,nai, lathss VIM. MACNEvEN A.
hc Ba'h readiness fro O'Clock the NOR ne
ali night Portable Baths with sns IA
administer snt ~ pun Of the city Brooklyn Ave
notice No connesson with sny other establishment
dt7
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21

II HEUMATISMi i-oNEILL's ANT1RHEUMATIC
~ MEDICINE, an Infanblc for rheumatism Thus med-
cine has testimonials its favor from
and others than perhaps any other preparation bcss The
pubic equally eracious Chronic, well nnsmna
and being solely cegefabc PREPARATION, restriction
need he observed during is many
the hands o the Which VIII Ire
with pleasure wishing 30 bc, The high spdlns.
and Of those who have them and
chile which they written must oonvsncetbe
of he virtues OF
For John Doylcs Book Store 2ef Pearl Durflr
veuulre srernwIch ST. Henderson
way anu Howard st., and "a =. Raynor, 70 Bowey.
.ooQ am
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21

SIOGkS. A chcics 81 Gerfe~~sns and yoYns
= MsnsFsncy and Other rks, ~ the worn
msn.s s received w Mrs KING, ~ Fulton which sb
. SELLING Al reduced pr,ces nMu
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21
EMIoRANT PASSAGE OFFICES

S1eerrxe Passengersom England scotland and Hales
~ =. subscribers have madc for getting
81. vii win from Great Britain and ireland.
IN; IN ,erd ~, ,h ec7nomy, and comfort Persons wish
y. s9 SOUT .s friends by applying al No 100 PINEsT.
49, - gan secure their the
sapes hs Ct The first No VIM
T h nsu =. snem every comfort the h
turned Every facility viii be obaans niarma,ios q
persons property &C IN England Ireland Scotland w.
sells w,iieaye Liverpool weekly there will be no dese
Lon % inc accommodation Of those
i9r their friends who wish to send them 10 ensli
lowing gentlemen viz. = $500 " &c "H'
William Mney, IS Eden Quay Dub:o
John Hiram shaw, Chicheste Cuoy Belfast.
Matthew MaCann, Steam Packet Office, Wexford
John McAulin Merchant Quay, Cork.
Jeer kceRan, w est street, Drogheda
John Best, Sugar Island ,Newry
M. Doueherty, Co'ovaine.
james Cairns, Corn Market, LondopSevv
James Gibson. % Radcliffe street, Sligo
James Finnernn, Lacanow lea Atklone.
John MuifaRk, Ba iinacagy.
Jszcph Roman Muirrgar
John Atkinson, Carlisle.
DapeI Wright T. Ca. Robinson street Glasaov
10 Liverpool 80 oo :" ior"anine passeD.
Tor passag from persons residing in the ouav
os paia WIZ meet with every atierf ruIars
o,sn. ka"SoN d NMURRAY, 100 Pine III
fhsf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21

uA CARDS. w. BRYHAM respectfully sforms hi. friends
aud the public thai since be- has sold his store Grand h
has completed his ensrgemcns ans Alterations his
tabh hment No sos Bowery opposite to Ryingt"s st.
better the nands
still excessive scale aud with general
of AND genuine Confectionery wholesale and retail
returns thanks foi the hattcnE patronage he has
heretofore experienced Bowe aud saloon,
No as Bowery Opposite 10 Riyingtop 81.
JUJuBE PASTE Just imported from Franse-a superior
Gle OF Juube Paste, sf sale ssoye wholesale and retail
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21

TRUST COMPANY.-Persons may effect assurances with
This Company their v the lives of cthe and either
for the whee dua ion Of life, for limited period The
mcnts be either made annually gross
Premiums on one hnndr ddolIa sf,ro
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21

HrSHAkSPEARE REFECTORN ,on the site
OF HARMONY HALL, has been opened by the subscriber,
and will be conducted entire plan viii he hopes
will give satisfaction to his friends and The public generally,
Ne viii always Keep the se the market affords
Fish Flesh, &c The Bar will be- furnished with the or LII
Oysters served the best style
Meals he had ut all iiox- at a moments notice.
The suscer formerly kept the Park Hail al Boston and hopes
by strict attention csfo OF bs
OF sublc patronage AMOS >. ALLIN,
Shakslsar
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21

nr- TRUE q GENUINE CIRCAssIAN HAIR OIL, ccle.
bated III the world tn hest and most valuable
ra known tor growing Identifying nnshne, curling
and improving the human Hai put aP y with steel
envelope and treatise u the man sale Wholesale
RETAIL Harts, Broadw. and Chamber al
Nessrs and Hocll " Bowen Madsn ane
and almost every Drag Store hroush out the United States
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trust, upon which interest vii! be allowed as follows:
Upon any sum over seo, Tired eemabe for year
!, loo, for months, 4 OF.
= loo for 2melahs per 81.
TRUSTEES
VIM Bard, . Samuel Thompson, II. C. De2ham
Tbomas w. Ludlow Isaac Bronson, Jonathan C;oodhuo
VIM. b. Lawrence Peter Rcmsen, Jane Mcbride,
Jacob Lorard, Stephen Warren, John Ratlbone, H.
john Duer, James Kent y. q. Stuyvesant,
Peter Harmony, Nathaniel Prince Taomas J. Oakley,
>. Ven Rensselaer,, N. Dcvefeaux Stephen Whitney,
John Costar, Benz. knower, John j. Astor,
Thos Suffam, Cuban c. Vcrplanc, Benz L. swan,
Jn0. Mason, Corueius w. Lawrence
VIM. BARD President.
E. A. NIC0LL, Secretary.
Er. D. ATKINS, Physician to the Company. nAf