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STATE OF NORTH-cAROLINA.
Person County.
cOurt Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
March Term. 1898.

'"'p' S, Ts'"p''"' oaeia.l ,,,.,A.a.u. lie.
James y. JsiasisH. sieu on La""'
r appearing 10 The satisfaction of the Count
I that the defendant N lhis case j. mot 81
iahahiaut "f iais state; u u therefore order.
~. tat pihlieatian be made 10 ihe Hil'sb..
suneh ReUofdsr Tar six successive weeks. that
ualsss tte deleaianl spprafs a. tie next team
II ahe t"nrt of Pleas ant Quarter sessions. O..
he held itr the s.raty u PrIsan, a. tie court
haase N RpKaatangi,. on the iiird Monday q
iaae next, aud Plead. that jIdginea,b by default
MI be catered AGAINST hun
Test. CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Pfiee adv "a 90 IS 6w
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Realities Of LJe.-A person being ask
Ell what was meant nv = feaIiiies 0l life. "
answered, real estate. reaImoaey, and a
real good dinner.
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sIOEHt Pleasant academy.
VNHE eKamiaatiun oi ihs Sia2enls 0f M0ual
n Paeasanl Aeaasmy Aill tale place On IAe
18th II nsEt manah. az Whieh time a fen So
feet speeehes and Dialogues NIL be delivered.
Fnrnas invited % attend
The Fail Ssssi0a Mill commence on The 18th
Of JAY.
ID. W. KERR. Principal.
Mar % "a IN
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Tailoring Business.
RENO

MIR. levin Carmichael J..
IA Trm0yed his establishment a. a.
building once occupied BIZ David NJ,
bFOugh. esa. - , nTy Goods store -
Eeeensly By DR.. N0ruo od. = Ilorto.,.
shop. lie would take his aeess;or :,
rsium his thanks 10 lie may friends NJ.
have bestowed Iheir patronage upon NJ,
aud earnestly solicils ilem io,rise hl,1,
cal a his new stand.
The --latest Fashions viii.
regularly received from heK Ycrk. ~,
iimare. and rhi.atelplia; and L. las e..
cei!enl Northern NoFainsn 10 es.eu,e 4.
EoTk. Etery attention viii be psiI -
his WORK, and na effort viii b. snsre,, =
please his Patrons. lie fsticrs hins,'s
that he has generally succeeded IN nj !.
ing his work IL; and be lhinks he en- ~
sure il 20 be - well executed IS any !.
the Southern c. uRsry.
gsHultg =. ira
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SrATE OF NORruCAR0LINA,
Orange County,
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
.-- February Term, 1888.
Ttie' & King
Petition Sc.
Jlm.y TFies

i appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Coug',
t'tl' the deieaGsgt IN ms ease l. nup -
ia'tHbaai uliaIs states O. - .htrp'ng, ".,ir =, q
'aat pIb icalIun be- uadr ,n lhe liila.hot0u ia
hernrdcr, Tor SIX weeks suc,rs.iycfs. that
urJess The sail defendant appear 1t tie nrS,
Equ;t Of Pleas aud q aIer S,ssim.s, to T.,
bed TOR The .c"nuiy u! Orange, at the ,t.utI
house 10 IiI'ishor"ugh. ua tie fautih Al.Gt,ay
~ hay NIX, AMI plead. aaswer ~ dcumr. Iht
said Pellii"a viii be heard sr Pa,ir, aad decree
made sccoJin ~. 7~-
JOaN-TAYL0R. Cierk.
Pice adv. 81 80 y Is CIV
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-05
AMERICAN Truss.
IAQWTEKg2 RAH2NR%.


WE superiority of this instrument over
y. any thing Of the kind ever offered to the
public is fully proved by the testimony OF the
most experienced surgeons, and the repeateo
instances in which perfect cures have Deen
effected. We know that safety and life are
ieopardized by, neglecting immediate atten-
ton instance the frequent painful surgical
operntions in cascs of Strangulated Hernia.
This Instrument is new in theory, and pro-
duces the most happy practical results. Gen.
tlcr,,en ard physicians who take an interest
in inn rovementS which tend to alleviate hu-
| man differing are respectfully invited to ex-
anime tits Instrument.
Recommendation from Dr. Hyde, BrastleBoro', Vt.
After several months investigation, and having seen
many cases under treatment with this and other in
sruments oflhe same kind the undersigned unhesita-
tingy pronounces Jdquiths American Truss in his
power, manner of giving pressure, and especially in
eaan to the wearer to any instrument now before the
public. The principle is just one-founded on the
principle Of adhesive inflammation and the anatomy
for this opinion s, that Hernia has been cured by
the application OF the instrument IN repeated nslan-
ces DANA HY DE, M. ID.
Certificates and recommendations can be
seen at the Agents room. The best recon-
mend is an examination, together with fair
trial. Gentlemen who wish can have six days
to prove the perfection of this instrument by
wearing it. This offer is made with the belief
that none will regret the trif1ing pecuniary
consideration in securing an instrument of
intrinsic value.
TThis Instrument can be had al the Apothe-
carries Hall, and at the store Of DR.. J. G. Beck
with, Litchfeld Conn.
july &. 1887. 3m5
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-05
Illinois Lands.

nor SALE by the subscriber. geo acrse
IL offirst quality Ian d situated only thrco
miles from Pittstield, the county seat Of Pike
county, Illinois, about GO miles north of Alton,
and about 10 miles equi-distant from Atlas on
the Mississippi and Quincy on the Illinois ri.
ver-part prairie and part wood land. Pike
county already contains $4,000 inhabitants !;
and in as healthy location as any part Of
the state. This land will be sold all together.
Their particulars. apply 10 the subscriber, at
Wolcottville, Con.
WIN. s. HUNGERFoRD.
WoIcnnrille March I, 1888. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-05
NOTICE.

AZ Canrt n Prebaie holden at Wooaburv,
QBiA March, 1873.
TIME Court assigns The third Monday Of
ii April. 1879. Mt o O'Clock A. nj. M the
probate Office IN Woodbury.. for tho npnoln,.
imeng III Commissioner ON che estate uE
DANIEL pITKIN, in,
ofnnthlem. IN assigning debtor, ana dIreo,a
thnl nnliuo thereof be given Nv adyerllsInr
81 i.a Alenpnel h Bplhlem, and In llows.
MINOR nrlniod III Llichileld.
dD cnA's D. pnrtyS, Jadgn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-05

THE subscriber has recently completed
Il two plain style Piano EOs.teS. and
takes this method Of informing, and also re-
spectfully inviting his friends and all others
to call and examine them before purchasing
elsewhere, and Judge for themselves as to
their quality, tone and workmanship. Pianos
from this establishment will be conveyed to
any place In this state, warranted and kept In
tune one year free Of cxpense to the purchaser.
NJ Piano Fortes tuned and repaired nj short
notice. JEROME d. WOODRUFF.
LitcAGeh, Sent. 90, 1857. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-05

Alta Court Of Probate holden at Plymouth, ,cith-
in and for the District Of Plymouth, on the
18th day Of March, A. d. 1885:
Present, Calrin Butler, Esq. Judge.
THIS Court doth direct the executors of
N the last will ard testament Of BENJAMIN
F. JuDD. late of Plymouth, in said district,
deceased, represented to be insolvent, to give
notice to all persons interested in the estate
ofsaid deceased. toappear Cfthey see cause)
before the Court of Probate, to be holden at
the probate office in said district, on the 18th
day of April, 1888, at 9 o'clockA M. to be
heard relative to the appointment of Commits.
sioners on said estate, by posting said order
ofnotice on public signpost in said town Of
Plymouth nearestthe place where the deceas
ed last dwelt, and by advertising the same it
q newspaper published in Litchfield.
Certified from Record.
n % CALVIN BUTLER. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-05
EsitchEield Female Seminary.
"A Select g. Boarding School,

N7ILL be opened in this village on Tues
wv day April the 10Th, on the Inductive and
Oral System; in which will be taught those
branches comprising thorough English ed
the mind with such ideas as tend to useful
and appropriate conduct in adult years, to
attain which the medley and jargon rehear-
sails which confound and overwhelm, rather
than improve and strengthen the mind, will
be suppressed; and the undivided attention,
the indivisible mind, will be directed to one
single object or branch of study until COM
d. petent knowledge of it is acquired.
Boarding scholars in all their hours of re-
taxation and amusement will be attended by
the teacher, and their conduct and morals
watched with parental care.
JOHN STONE.
Board, washing, fuel, lights $50 90
Tuition, per term, 600
LitchfeM, March Is, 1888. *4l
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-05

sNSOeae0g CNt'tsNEtOse ~ o.
EKyovLp inform tho public that their Foun.
w dry n 10 full operation NJ The head Of
North. street, where they are prepared 70 do
All kinds Of C,ABTiNua not exceeding 10 70
laOO In tho best manner, and on reAs0nnble
terms. Also,
Most kinds Of Iron TaFHtRa done 20 oFdori
TURNER'S ketlles, Fire FFames aud OvGn
Mouths, a superior ayllel0i cast Iron blnke,
dlnhFenl alEssI AndlFONs, large aRA small
Weights made aud aealad--Ilnslns and k0ts
ilea, mud almost VII kinds VI dob Work done
10 order,
LlislfsAi. Sep. ., iaD7. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-05
SEED CORN.
FARM FOR SALE.

Il FKyHE Real Estate which is d..
fss:sa a 'rected to be sold in the lass
. lskssE% will and testament Of STEPI1EN
s - COGSWEEL, late of Washington,
deceased, for the payment of debts and the
erection Of Il monumeIlt-afid by virtue of an
orGer from the Hon. Court of PROBATE for the
District of Washington, SO much ofthe Real
Estate of said deceased as is directed by the
will to be sold for the payment Of debts, &c.
Said property is pleasantly situated in the
Village Of Waramaug, containing about forty
acres of land, suitably divided into meadow
plough, pasture, orchard, and wood land, with
IA large two-story Dwelling House, Barn and
out-houscs standing thereon.
DAVID c. WHiTrLEsEy, Admin,
aoith the aciH ANNEXED.
New-Preston, March 6, 1888. 40
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STATE OF VERMONT, }

NeUHdren DlStrtcf, SIS.
EBE it remembered, that at Probate Court
I'D holden al vergennes in said District on
the 9TH day of June, 1888. Present, Hon.
HARVEY MUNsILL, Judge:
David Morrison, the Executor of the estate
of Thomas C. Morrison, late of Starksborough,
in said District deceased, made application to
said Court to have his account as executor OF
said deceased examined and allowed.
Whereupon, said court ordered said executor
TO notify all persons concerned TO appear at
Probate Court to be holden at the Probate office
in vergennes in said district, on The third Wed
nesday in July next, at 10 o'clock A. M. then
and there to make objections to the allowance
of said account if they see cause, by publishing
a certified copy of this order in the Peoples
Press. newspaper printed at Middebury in
the county of Addison, three weeks successive
~ prior 10 said time.
.PIERPOINT, Register.
A true copy of record.
Attest, ]. PIERPoINT, Reg
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A. B. Crane

rs now receiving from Boston fn and fresh
a supply of GROCERIES and PROVIS-
IONS of all kinds, viz:
SUPERFINE FLOUR,
Pork and Hams,
Butter and Lard,
It. ]. Salt,
Coarse Western do.
Liverpool Sack do.
Molasses,
Sugar and Tea,
Salmon and Mackerel,
Goldfish and Shad,
Earthen Ware of all kinds,
Stone Ware,
Patent Pals,
Candle Wick,
Fur Hats Cheap,
Peru Nails,
Lamp Oil,
Mould Candles.
Spades and Shovels,
Snuff and Tobacco,
Window Glass,
Scythes ana Snaths,
Wines and Liquors,
Corn, &c. &c.
The above with other articles are offered
cheap for Cash or Produce.
Middlebury, May 25h 1888.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1838-07-03
KNITTING MACKsNES.

lFHNHESE Machines are very compact, sim
IL pie, and perfect in their operation, and
give general satisfaction-require but little
room or power-each machine turning off from
three to four pairs of Stockings Per day; and
one girl will tend several machines. The hand
machines for families are particularly worthy
the attention of farmers and mechanics, as
children may be advantageously employed with
then1-and they are well worthy the attention
of the managers aud superintendent of Poor
Houses and charitable institutions. These
machines are calculated for all descriptions of
Knitting-such as Drawers, Under Vests,
Frocks, Stockings, Comforters, Caps, Shawls,
&c. &c.
The above described Knitting Machines may
be had by applying to the subscriber, who is
agent for the same, and has one in operation
SAM'L B. BENT, Agent.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1838-07-03
GRIST Mill.

FETtI subscriber offers for sale his valuable
IL MILL SEAT. consisting of Mill house
and apurtenances-Old Grist Mill, with three
run Of burr stone-od SAW MILL-and
81 ne and Timber delivered for building a
NEW MILL, designed for four runs of stone
4 . &c. More than 5000 inhabitants will be
the hes. accommodated at this mill. The year.
" gross income OF the old mill has averaged
over six hundred dollars for len years past and
it is supposed the new mill will receive and do
double.
Terms, liberal. EThere VII: be no risk
from freshets
Unqudrried Stone for all other IMPOSES con-
nected with the Mill, or his FARM of seventy
acres adjoining, he will sell if desired.
4Stf EZRA RICH.
Shoreham, EAST Village) April 4, 1888.
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TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
ABEL CARTER,


led ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
Ia and the public, that he has taken the
pleasant and commodious Stand on State street,
in the village of Montpelier, centrally situated
between the Bank and the State House, but a
few steps from the post Office, an excellent
reading room and from the stage. house, and
recently occupied by Mr.. Henry Y. Barnes.
He assures the public generally, and the friends
Bile efforts, on his part, and that of his family,
shall be wanting to render his house pleasant
and desirable home TO the traveller; TO perma.
nent boarders; TO gentlemen Of the bar, Judges,
jurors, and witnesses in court time to mem.
bers and visitors of the Legislature, during the
annual sessions; and in fine, TO all persons who
may please 10 favor him with the patronage
such an establishment requires, ard which it
will be his ambition to merit, by a prompt at
tention to the wishes of his guests, and by rea-
sonable charges.
" The stages will call at this house for
passengers.
Village Of Montpelier, April I'd, 1888. CAV
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Machine Cards.

THE Card Factory in this place having been
recently fitted up in the best manner by new
Machinery of the best quality, Cards can now
be had of the subscriber of superior kind, and
low for cash. Also, Hand and Horse Cards,
Emery, Comb plate and Card lacks.
SAM'L B. BENT.
Middlebury. March "a, 1888. 46eop3m
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ESTATE OF AMOS BELL.

lAgE, the subscribers, being appointed by the
" Probate Court for the District of Addison,
Commissioners, to receive examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate of AMOS BELL, late of w eybridge,
in said district deceased, represented insolvent,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto, and six months from the oath
day of May inst. 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 dwelling house of the
widow Betsey Bell in said Weybridge, on the
9th day of June, and the 2lst day of Novem-
Der next, from nine o'clock, A. nj. until four
o'clock, P. NJ. on each of said days.
COLUMBUS BowDIsH,
LEANpER D. GREGORY, Com'rs.
Dated at Weybridge, this Oath day Of May,
1888. a
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BANK NOTES.

Bills of the following banks were not received at
the Suffolk bank, Boston, June 5, 1888.
In Massachusetts,, Discount
Nahant, at Lynn,
Chelsea, at Chelsea,
Franklin, Lafayette, & Com Broken.
monwealth, at Boston,
Farmers, Belchertown,
Fulton, at Boston, -, 81
Far. &, Mechanics, at South Adams village, 10
Kilby, at Boston, 20
Middlesex, at Cambridge; 25
Norfolk, at Roxbury, 70
Roxbury, al Roxbury, 3
.Ve,o Hampshire.
Wolfborough bank-new. 20
Lancaster bank Lancaster. 70
Vern,ont
ST. Adams, at ST. Albans 10
Manchester, at Manchester, 10
Essex, at Guildhall, ~
Bank of Windsor, 80
Woodstock. at Woodstock, 25
Maine.
Globe Bank, Bangor 71-2
Lafayette Bank, g. 7I-2
Commercial Bank. &c 7I-2
Washington county, Calas; IG
Saltwater Canal, at Orono. 10
Calais bank, at Calais, 10
st Croix, al Calais, 10
Georgia Lumber co. pay at Portland no sale.
Cumberland bank at Portland, s.
Old Town at Orono ~
City Bank, Portland, s.
Frankfort. at Frankfort. 1Ol
Weslbrook, at Westbrook. 81
The Oxford bank, Fryeburgh, Maine, is not
authorized by law.
Connecticut.
Stamford, al Stamford 81
Bird .eport, at Bridgeport, 10l
Rh,de Island.
None OF the R. l. banks redeem at Boston, ex.
cept the Merchants and National of Pro whence
Other banks to per cent discount, except the
r. |. central at East Greenwich which is at 90
discount.
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Hazards of Steam Nauigat'On.-The Phila-
delphia National Gazette estimates that during
the year 1886, upwards of three hundred and
fifty lives were destroyed by steamboat accl'
dents; in 1887, six or seven hundred were cut
off in the same way; and for the year 1888 we
may already count nearly or quite thousand
persons killed thus, and a prospect of having to
witness at the end of the year. if the evil be not
arrested a proportionate increase to this hide
GUS ratio
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1838-07-03

THE Bitter BIZ" say, neighbor Snobbs,
if Won don't keep your hens out my garden
will shoot Them"
"very well, Doolittle, shoot away only if
you kill any of my hens, throw them over into
my yard"
Crack went the old fowling piece morning
after morning, and the large fat hens were pitch.
ed into neighbor Snobbs's yard like rain. After
fortnight or more. Doolittle discovered that
Snobbs never had any hens. and that he had
been shooting his own, they having broken out
of his own hencoop.-N. o. Pic.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1838-07-03

{. R. SMITH,
AGENT e. COMMISSION MERCHANT
LAS now on consignment the following
m articles which he will sell low for Cash-or
will exchange them for most kinds of produce
viz:
good assortment of Dry Groceries
Boots AMI Shoes
Hollow Ware
Cut Nails and Window Glass
Brown Earthen Ware
500 Corn Brooms
Scythes and Snaths and Scythe Stones, a
first rate article,
Large Lot Furnaces
Troy Lasts
Sole and Upper Leather
Sheetings, Shirtings. Cot. Yarn and Bats,
by the Bale at Factory prices.
Patent Wheel Heads
Anger Bits
Fur and Wool Hats
Backing and Ink
Copper Pumps
Brooks Cast Steel Axes
Shoves
Best winter and Fall Lamp Oil
Linseed Oil
Best Spanish Segars
Turks Island Salt
Patent Window Blind Fastenings--new
article,
Flour
Beef, Pork and Hams, &c. &c.
Second hand Cook Stove.
Middlebury, May Is, 1888. I:tf
N. b Most kinds Of saleable property and
produce solicited on consignment and advances
made if required. Err. Smith.
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TOTHOSE AFFLICTED WITH
CORNS.

NJ III E celebrated ALBION CORN
n PLASTER affords instant relief, and at
the same time dissolves and draws out The
corn BY the roots without the least pain.
Certificate .-"To those afflicted with corns
on their feet do certify, that 1 have used the
Albion Corn Plaster with complete success.
Before I had used one box it completely cured
a corn which had troubled me for many years.
make this public for the benefit of those af-
flicted with that painful complaint.
Flushing, l.. l. Feb. %. VIM. SHAW.
Price so cents a box.
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~ FL. WICKER & Co. offer for sale
III o 200 pieces Calico. from 81 to "a cts.
per. yard,-French Calcoes from 81 to "a cts.
per. yard Ginghams, from 125 to 10 cts. per.
yard. May %, 1888.
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Wool CARDING, CLOTH DRESSING,
AND MANUFACTURING.

FESHE subscribers would most respectfully
inform the inhabitants of Salisbury and
vicinity. that they have purchased the Woolen
Factory formerly occupied by Mr.. McHerd.
They are now fitting the works in the best
order, and are ready to receive Wool 10 card or
manufacture in any quantity on liberal terms.
Also, Cloth Dressing done on short notice and
in the most workmanlike manner.
Wool will be received TO manufacture by the
yard, or on shares at the option ofthe owner
HENRY w. WALKER,
H. N. BUSH.
Salisbury village, June 5, 1888. 4:3w
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DR.. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS
FOR FEMALES.

THEY purify the blood, quicken its cir
culation, assist the suspended opera
lions of nature, and are general remedy for
the prevailing conn laints among the female
part of society. The Pills are particularly eff.
ca cious in the Green Sickness, Palpitation of
the Heart, Giddiness, Short Breath, Detection
and Discrimination TO exercise and society,"
Married ladies' will find the ills equally useful
except in cases of pregnancy, when they must
not be taken-neither must they be taken by
persons of hectic or consumptiVe habits
Price ST. so box.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1838-07-03

VERGENNES AVID TROY LIVE
ENHE BOATS of this Line having all been
Il thoroughly repaired will resume their
trips on the opening of gation-leaving
Vergennes on Tuesday and Saturday mornings
at O'Clock, towed by the Steamer WASH
INGTON TO Whitehall and through the Canal
by relays of horses night and day. Leave Troy
every Wednesday and Saturday at o'clock,
P. NJ.
Merchants will find it TO their advantage TO
patronise this Line, as they can at all times find
their shipments at their destined end the third
day. The prices for freight shall be reasonable.
Passengers will find the best of CANAL
BOAT accommodations, each Boat having two
cabins we'll furnished and they can at all times
reship for the West at the Junction, on any Of
the well regulated western lines.
All goods intended for this conveyance
should be marked, Care of Vergennes and
Troy Line. For further particulars enquire OF
R. CHAPMAN, at the Wharf, Vergennes, or at
the office, 2l9 River street, Troy.
4stf nj. D. HALL.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1838-07-03
70 WHOMITMAY CONCERN,

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
A LII persons indebted to the Estate of the
IA. late George w. Cutter are requested to
call at the Green Store lately occupied by
Cyrus Birge, and settle the same without de-
lay.
MOSES CUTTER, aan,
JOHN VALLETT, 110~ TO-
Middlebury, April %, 1888. soft
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ALSO-THE CELEBRATED
Cambrian T90fh-ache pills,
WHICH give immediate relief, without the least
injury 10 the teeth. On trial this will be found
to be one the best remedies known for this
complaint, Price so cts box.
-G10J No 5.
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Bills of the following banks were not received at
the Suffolk bank, Boston, June 5, 1888.
In Massachusetts, Discount