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Who sCanfs 10 raise "a fine
IIOR SEE!
YOUNG SHERMAN
MORO N.

MTT is well known throughout
<@EYS H. New England, that the cross
h1A<N Of the true French Stallion with
the English Race Horse, in the
person OF " old Sherman Morgan" has pro-
duced breed of horses unTivalled for beauty,
speed and astngness.
In view Of the above fact, the subscriber has
at great expense procured one of the very best
o" old Sherman's colts now alive, and offers
him for the patronage of the farmers oil Wind
ham county and adjacent parts.
Young Sherman Morgan was raised in Lit
Teton, n. II. out of an English Mare by sod
Sherman .Morgan''-is eight years old this
grass--hlteen hands hgh-color, n rich nut
brown-his head small with AN expanded fore
head-eyes large, bold aud prominent-a sure
indication of blood, and vigorous constitution
crest thin, elastic, and well raised-his body
round and ribbed well home 20 the stiiie-his
joints short and erect, especially at the pasterns
with fine flowing name and tai-in short II
any man has a desire 10 see fac simile of the
famous .4ndalusiGn Horse, he has now an OPP
portuDity.
% Cock Of the Rock" also a son of " Old
Sherman has stood in this place-his colts are
now four years old and may safely challenge n
comparison with the same number Of the colts
Of any other horse.
Young Sherman Morgan, will stand at l..
Farr's stable, BrattIeboro, during the season,
with the exception Of Fridays and Saturdays,
when he will stand at Smiths on Friday fore
noon, and Saturday at Green River, Guilford.
Season 10 commence May 10, and ending
July 10. For Terms, &c. see large bills.
GEORGE WOOD, Agent
for l.. FARR.
Braitleboro, Apr. a5, 1889. 81
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wv o r M r q a.

nR. M. HITCHCOCK'S unrivalled and
~ unequalled WORM TEA, a sovereign
remedy for worms. Strange and incredible
are the effects Of these detestable vermn few
persons, and il is thought none, are free from
them, particularly females and children. Many
persons go through distressing course of med
lclne, without any benefit, when they might be
relieved by using the worm tea. This inval-
liable medicine has been tested by the expert
ence of more than four thousand persons OF va
rious ages, and not one solitary complaint; on
the contrary, hundreds have called and unso-
licited given their decided preference to it, af-
ter trying the different articles sent forth to
the public, and pronounced DR.. NJ. Hitchcock's
Worm Tea unrivaled and unequalled.
For sale by BUTTON, CLARK & CO.,
only agents in Bratleboro, for the sole propri-
tors A. Hitchcock & Co., Utica, N. Y.
Brattleboro. July, 1898. IVA
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5000

X7DS. Of English, French, and American
u Prints Also, Mousselaine de LANES and
printed muslins for dresses; cold and bl'k silks
In great variety; gnghams, alePiines, shawls,
fancy hdkfs., scarls, cravats, ribbons, laces'
white cambrics and muslins, lace and blonde
pauze wells, edgngs insertings, table spreads,
hosiery, gloves, with every other variety oi
DRY GOODS adapted 10 the season, just IN
and for sale, at ao..
Apr. %, 1889. %
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The Resurrection or Per-.
Pill LIS

SUPERIOR to the Hvge., n
- any other pills before he nn mi 1D'aae
TO by physicians and Others wRoSaS ae
The name Of this medicine orio; ra. Is,
circumstance of il being Eound ns MY "
etries of Persia. The extract oc,i us
production has been used in man, ~ ".',
rope with the most ASTONISHING ,d p'Ie
great variety of diseases. since SIo1uO
Early in the year 1872 il was c ,r~ ls'l
certain vegetable medicine ; r."
Dura Baca in the East Indies snd p~
pills. The admirable effect If AZ, ~
upon the human system, led pbr.,.-
families into its general use. Tbssos.ana
these pills is as singular as their o XVI
different from any other Command 81,
.nateria Medicd. The Persian I'm. n
the stomach and bowels from al mans.
restores the secretary organs when ,o.'
moTbidly affected, to a speedy AMI u
state OF health. They also ents, Il.
ton and purify the blood better tb, my :.
icine known; and from their deterosr, !!
ties they expel all vitiated fluids and h
with the greatest certainty from the MI
TEN. Such is brief outline Of tbe o.~
Of these pills. Without specifyipu ~ i
tude of diseases in which they haye ~
with the most unparalleled success Al
be said TO be sovereign remedy-vS,,
tue needs only be known by the pub;e 4
to secure their general use. TO- AL
sheet printed upon both sides accomp,ssl
box, giving the history of the meJci~
great variety Of certificates from tha~
have been cured by the use of these M
all other medicines had failed 10 sss,l
relief. For sale in whole or hacboxe I
BUTTON, CLARKi1
Brattleboro, July, 1888. uorlr
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FARM FOR SALE.

EOR sale, the farm formerly owned by
II PHINEHAS FULLAM, deceased, situa-
ted in Chesterfield, one mile and n half from
the Centre Meeting House, containing about
one hundred acres of first rate Land, well wa
tered, and suitably divided into Moving, Pas
turing, Tillage, and Wood Land, with Build
ings thereon--most completely Fenced with
heavy stone wall recently built
Said Farm is first rate for Dairy, fattening
Cattle, or raising Wheat.
For further particulars, inquire of the sub
scriber.
~ Immediate possession triH be giren.
More land, adjoining, may be had If ,eished
for. ASA FULLAM.
Chesterfield, March G, 1889. 1881
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FOR sale,

vNHE following described property
fra u situate in the village Of Fay
NJ. .s3g ettevilIc.
{&z large story building, situate on
the corner of Main street and Court House
Square, and designed for Dwelling House
and Store.
ALSO, A large 2 story building favorably
situated, and designed for Mechanic Shops.
ALSo,-is acres Of LAND adjoining the
village.
The above property will be sold cheap, for
cash or credit, as the subscriber is DESTROYS of
leaving the Country.
ANTHONY JONES.
Fayetteville, April Q. 1889. 1881
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Awhile hand is very desirable orn,
ment to young lady; but hand can me-
er be white unless it be kept clean.
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eI DENTISTRY.

nR. SPALDING continues to perform all
- operations in the LINE OF DENTAL SUR
gerry. and warrants them to be done in a neat
and durable manner, upon the best scientific
principles OF the art. Grateful for past favors
he soicts a continuance of the same.
as Charges much loper than the ordinary
charges Of Dentists.
I5. Office Room one door south OF the
Store of button, Clark d Co.
Braltleboro, Nov. 20, 1888. IL
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"You don't ehar" as the toad said to III,
snake ven he was going to gorge him whole
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-06-14

Mlkmcn mus, not take advantage Of the
late rains TO reduce their milk beyond rea.
son. 1t is imposing on the good nature OF
COWS to injure their credit in this way. No
wonder they kick over the milk pail
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-06-14

Father said sporting
youth TO his reverend parent, They say trout
will bite now We'll. well, was the consol-
ing reply, mind your work then, and you'll
be sure they won't bite YOU
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-06-14

An old coqnet,c, looking into her glass,
and seeing her wrinkles, cried, This new
glass is not worth farhing. They can
not make mirrors as well as they used TO
do.n
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1t is better 10 choose wife on Saturio,
than on Sunday.
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HorriJle.-The Woonsocket, II. |. Patriot
OF the Gath ult contains an account of Sc.
rles olhorriole consequences resulting to one
family, IN the town of Exeter, in that state,
The head of which was a widow Of 20, .hro'
The fundamentally of intemperance. The
old lady had one only and beloved daughter,
who was married and lived in neiehbor
iEg state--her husband was drunkard. -
In hi OF fury, that husband & father buried
an axe IN the head of his wife, and sent her in
moment. unprepared, into The presence of
her hnal Judge. A messenger carried the
melancholy intelligence to her mother and
while she was preparing to attend the funeral
oil her murdered daughter, another messen
ger arrived with the appalling news that
son had committed suicide by drowning
h'msel ina neighboring river. while in a
state OF inloxication. Her cup of bitterness,
nitnongh iull, was yet to receive another
draught Within little more than week,
another son died by drinking large portion
OF intoxicating liquor
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-06-14

A Toper.-Mr. Vanhorn, a Dutch mer.
chant, drank a certein number of bottles OF
port daily and upon reckoning up the mum.
Der he had drank during % years, it amour
ted to 36,5s6 bottles, or 50 pipes Of red port.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-06-14

Fairbanks Counter SrGIcS,
a most convenient& very precise Balance, new
ly fitted up, and highly approved. For sale as
above.
Nav, 1899. Sc
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Notice to Gardeners.
HNHE subscribers have for sale few Of III,
Il celebrated
Patent Drill Uarr0Ws,

for sowing seeds Of all kinds (Ruia Baga seeds
in particularly The benefit of this Machine is,
it makes great saving IL labor and in ex-
pcnse of seed. IL drops the seed at equal dis
tances which cannot be done with the hand. -
This Machine makes the DRILL, drops and
covers the seed as fast as a man can walk. In
short, man can go over more ground in one
day with the use of this Machine, (and GER
tainly SOW the seed be,ter) than he can in six
days without il. For more particular des-
cription of the advantages of the PATENT
DRILL BARRoWS, we have leave ia refer
TO the following gentlemen who have made use
of them. J. ID. BRADLEY, Esq.
HENRY CLARK, Esq.
Doct. DANIEL GILBERT
The above Machines are for sale. hy
BUTTON, CLARK s. Co.
Brattleboro, March ~, 1889. so
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A Word for SeoaNdreIs If you would
take but half the pains to become honest
men and to obtain an honest livelihood, that
you do TO degrade yourselves by crime and
to obtain property by unlawful methods. you
would be happy, respected, and rich
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Women and Mean recent trial al
Boston, where woman was concerned,
MrSprague remarked that women. when
good, were better than men, and when bad
were worse than men, as the sweetest th ngs
when soured made the sharpest vinegar
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-06-14

The Man that lakes The Newspaper. We
have had host of doubts within the past five
minutes, as to who takes the newspaper.-
There are three classes ofihose gentry prop.
erly speaking--he who subscrbes for the
paper and pays for it--he who steals-and
ne who 60rrOps He who pays gets it-he
who steals surely takes it-and he who Dor
rows Keeps it. The first is every inch a
conference.-the second merely a Mief-but
the third is an impostOr, roJ6er, and a knare;
Tor ne imposes upon the generosity of his
ne'ghbor' robs him Of his paper, and cheats
he PAINTER.
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Curious Prociamatiom-In l547, proc.
lamalion was issued by Henry VIII, thai
women should not meet together TO babb,
and talk, and that all men should keep theil
wives in their houses.
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1t was among the oveliest customs OF the
ancients TO bury the young ut morning twi
light: for as it strove to give the soltest inter.
probation to death, so they imagined that
Aurora, who loved the young, had stolen
them 10 her embraces.
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Posi- OFFICE EsPIoNAeE.-The North
ampton Courier states that the Postmaster Of
that town, under an order from the Post Mas
ter General to be more strict in detecting
double letters is not content with the ordin.
airy method discriminating letters by holding
them to the light, examining their thickness
weight, and SO forth, but has resored 10
,cire hook and almost daily he may be seen
going through this searching process oflook-
ing aftef---money or under that plea
the private contents Of lettersl
~ Y Daily Express.
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An individual some where in Missouri
adyertlses pointer dog for sale. Twenty
dollars cash hundred dollars, credit
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Come in children-i,'s going 10 rain as
the shark said ven he sucked in the little
fishes,
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20 DOZ. Hoes for sale cheap; ,,,,
CUApril IL. HALL T. TOWNeLl
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A GOOD assortment of w. l. oo00'
IN Groceries, just received, 6 yyrv & Co
81 Il. w. PROUIf . w
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Keep constantly for Sale The above article, at
rarious sizes and prices.
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ATT is we'll known throughout
@EYS H. New England, that the cross
eA<K of the true French Stallion with
~ III the English Race Horse, in the
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p1su,rnM !. ASp1NAI1.s

GHOMPOuND TONIC MIXTURE y sreedy
~ and crrtAin euro for the Fever aud Agu".
ranienl aud intermittent fev",s; prenlte' from
the original recipe. Used with eminent and uni
versa' success in 1882, by persons OF the lhghcs
responsibility il this city, as stated in the annexc'
certificates.
This medicine ip highly recommended and ha
| hcon extensively used in the above Diseases wit
such distin guisc.i success. that fine Proprietor
he recips ha. been induced to o!ttr il ia the pn"
lie in its nresrn, form in the hon" il mny h
| the mraus of relieving narv those WHO arr
suffering nn'ier the sc"r:ue Of country. IL Is
| a medicine possessing gro. vrtne, and when uSc'
| according to thu directions In. never failed "
cffecting cure, evan in tho most ohs'inn'" stag
Of the disorder. |, s not ut Ill dis,. rr"nh!", n"f
persons Of tho wenkcs, stomach. aud Children 'nG'
take il with npuui,y. II strengthens the d'g"s'iv
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom require
more than one, in obstinate c,srs, tw" hoti!'
TO effect cure. Thrro is neither mercury n"
arsenic in tho MEDICINE, nor any thing inluri"n
to the human constitution. Tho prnpric'nrs ar
40 well convinced Of liza efficacy. th"t they ncr'
to refund the price Of ."rry bottle which has hcr
t7ksn in nccnrdlnc, with the directions and h'
not effected perfect cnrn of ia" few v Il agu'
a. OLIVER. sole agent for New ORLEANS. u
his Wholesale ""h retail drug ana mndcinc store
curner Of Rirnv,lln and Ch,r'rcs streets.
) For District Agsncirs apply !"
les r. w. NTH, 4S Cont st.
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DEAF.N

ULNFN!.:IN.
NEW article for per-ul IS troubled with deo mess
(ctllcd the Ear iralnpr,) has last been r,c,ly,.,I
10y the ut hic thu, ~i!t7 srtiru, ih, Of the I
voice i. ,:i.'lnc, c,:va, I'd to the ,,. An. or
WHO haa uccn o,ilg,u Il, ,oi,er,, with VERY Il,
r'>nn. must be nv s':,i lo nj The ,ic ttt ana! an
lr'n~scii rxrtli,n"r boa, n1 evr. uni tl,~ in
divlhnal> u'st..r'&n,t:IT n!rt,. Bv tn" Use If
Ear Trumpet lhi- o,icr,lou i entirely uyn,e. !,m
most scrp:c have aAn>sn nnl, iilclr doubts al y
hiv!u. uav.. u.s Hluiu,l, i. For SAL, At
Fancy corner nv. =; 1nl ana :, Ular< streets
| ui"r he EXr l.,n,r l!uri. f.h -
:, ,,,,,, ,,,,,, - = - - 90 ----
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JUST PUBLISHED FROM srrRro7rre pL,rEs\
~ JTo FIIt sditie- RI
ROW. EtE,I,,S INrER Es,c

... E JHo FIit Aditie. -'-lT(
RnWLETT'S TABLES OF INTEREST:
ITO which is nrw a'l.eA an Average Tina caenla-
L tor easy methods for timrs the Average 'im- |
on Storage notes Of haah or hills Of gnns, when mr.
chased at 'l.sferen, dates different credits. aud i
various nts: esilesaus. FIJI and complete r,ankr
Time Tale, the hest hist can he conrive;I nr tina, e.
-'r"s can ur '!ee within the same con'escu compass,
md size oft,re.
A" ve,:sen!cn in the book is in nearly the follow
ing words:
1ichsh distinction this work has receiver, ,hrour'
the ten legislative acts preixed the title wage is
comneat:tion in itself nrconl,non. and so ennclu-
Svc III nothing is necessary than wa> # AL
vel''sen't, to gHea condensed vi nf If its pc
c''rrs:hs fer instance. the Interest has lecn comp
ell FROM and compared with, what is equivalent to tout
teen scls ct eacula'ionc. exanre IN The press ,h,t~-
ire tines, and printed tron, trrenype plates te,tei
,ityty-nne times, from al which it ". rvilen,
even I" the skcpt'c Especially tho ,e sona Of he De-
a:l n' rroot in The prefce) that the uck must hc ar,-
retirally "fa!'ihc, snh in confirmation of this lrcfa
premium u! two hundred and fir. dollars. is ot,-
CT tr the detection OF An error ola cent in tn.
or tltth e''tin. rs in h.e preface max ing five
lar"r ,emi"- 7creh for the same error siu 1t he frs,
ph:lic,.irr in the wear 1902.
One II tho most conspicuous features cf The tables is
, "hc arrangement of 'l'e Time az" Anom's, whrh
tor expeditions, reference oi ,erspic'y, with he ieir
Of tie side and 'iex, c;unm he cxceeA ard he sally
IS and with which the Interest en-, BE- found to the
extent ri general business, wishNr, tnnhng Of s:,n,s
is hc.id cnnvcucuce essential, that in the es,i,,-
ton at some III ''- nn'' competent aud pr,ciral h.-
ness men and public off WHO have nude great u e
of the work, il has l'een distinguished h, tho h,nn,aI,
rrpel'a'rn cfuta "ihaster |'oce'. And cnnsi,icrinc
in,ili'ili,y OF the method originally :,,,',l il,
cnmuos'i- INC work. and the extraordinary in,lpr aud
variety OF The examinations, aud tests Of every edition !,
has I'.sse'lin the !r'ss wiihsi;!ng the whole is in
stcrni, pc, considering. in sf he positive ar"racv
scc,.rr lay the unprecedented means c,,lo oh, the w
lun'e has hccn held NJ and ernh'cty sly, led (" the
most wonderful hook in the we.lk;' mss, certainly nj
man can 'E'nera figure work of til" extent, which
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HEON STEEL ); HEAVY i,tihUS--liut, sauare
1 and bundle iron. veil i.ssu ted.
Hoop, scroll aud rod i,n;:, n,i! rolls and ,u,lsl
nlGu!ds
Cast, German, shear, b!is;cr.t, spring, shee, and
Crowley steel
IiolInw ware, cut aud wroush, nails and spikrs
Zinc block lin, mill and grind sla.r's s,!! kettles
Chain cables, ANCHORS, hoes
Oy, lr, trace chains corn mills
Ausiis vices, Hammers and hci!uws
Wire, sheet, pig and bar lead, st,O,
C",, and cooking slaves
Amos, Eowin'l's aud u,e, spades ;.ui sio.eis
Hook ant! plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins. Hunts, Siups, and clhcr axes
iard aud M;ua cu,,src, lines AMI twine
Bolt and slealns coppe"; Naval stores
Paints, ii',a>ed aud sperm oil
\ u assortment OF hardware an.' ship cle,'N.ir,y,
lw:,l on hal., and which utrc,! r sale At wslr
x.!, OF reia, on tie NOS, favorable crns, by
mt LAYTON j. 70. 81 t5,. I.tHet.
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Rnyai College OF phv~iran>. Lnni.t.
rES;IE n,i,lnnl Nt-cr:hl" l'> eeim Universe! N,r-
i cine. ,m,arcd by w Niskiu, Es Nlr,nncr
the !s"val College. Of Surgeons. li2rn'a'c "i ,nc
ca.> IS tnn,a,.,y Frlinw IT Bolt tmF Society. Surgeon
No the Eo,3l uuim i'c,sinn Association. ,a,'cn .r
Place, WHitGio" BRIDGE and Perpetual pu.il a guy
and St. th>n'.ss iins,,i,ls o,uon.
This valuable medicine. the rrsl. Of lmrn'7 wears
experience and u,s,:,iclr} success in the extensive
ard highly respectable prar1irr Of the p'",nie,, pAr-
isc,! ',y the faculty and mobility, and isuow in',c,-
TO the notice of The American public at the
tcliaoa IT a number n gentlemen Of long and hi ii
standing in The profession 1t is hoped, ,rciim-
nary step, To check the evils and fatal consequences
arising from the use Of the numerous and eleterins
nos'i4ns tois,c .,.e ,hc nc by the aid Of fabricated
proofs OF m"cuohs c'cs an" st'cr frauds, bya Of
neiccilv, HnlrInc,p'e preteulcrs totally sno..nt
OF medical science, that it impossible the moislro,s
dclusi'n any longer go down With the intelligent
people of this country. lhcs" pills, mild and agreeable
in their 'r',ne, should be KEEP, in every tail in
OF sudden Illness, for, by their prompt administration
cholera, cramps, sasn.s, tc''"s aud OTHER aiarng
co'hi'."is, which too often prove fatal. may ',c sI,.c-
ly Cured or prevented IN fact, all those vl4 nod
healih, should be without them. They arc sol,
in packets a; 50 CENTS II aud - c.ch ny every rcs,c
tac s'u@Si ST, ,mk Her, and vendor of nccin. il III,
United States he tan"!as with cn,o',s directions
together with csinonals of professional; ;l, lrau.
the folio ing eminent ge"'!c'nrn: Sir Ashley Cooper, J
Ahc'nc'!'y, danes !hmttH ". d., w. lack, VI. d.,
j. Aston Key, 4. fivnp,nn, N. D., and n,lnrIe,.,,
others. The originals may he possession OF the
General Agent, by whom thu, n.scinl is imported into
this country. All" to WHOM, All applications Tor agencies
must he made.
JNO liU, BEAN, i@D WnycrlN i'i.ce ~ York.
Sole G;t.c,:! Agent for III. u,i,r States, Sc.
FOR sale by appointment OF the original proprietor.
by SWAN $ !'nornrn, Druggists No II Canal street,
I'se'" AScn, Tor St.'lhre ol !.'llsa,ss. iul,S
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wall Re1nInt;o,,s.

The Great Eastern Mails closed every day at 10
O'clock A. N. Is due ever. day at ?. NJ.
The Lohe !Ean via Coyington, In.) is closed every
Monday, Wednesday ard Fridny, at ncl'ck, A. N.
Ia due every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at S
Y. Nj
The LouisriNe or Rirrr Mail is close every Mon
dav, Wednesday, and saturday, ut 3 =. ~. II sent
sud returned by steamboats,. Arrives irregulary three
times week. l..
The Bayou Sara or coast Mail is c!osrd every
Tuesday aud Friday, at T.. NJ. Is and returned
| by steamboats,.
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I B0(T six months ago | had the misio,iune to ges
- SECRET dre"sc, for hich have applied to seSe-
raj doctors ter and they did me- so now
on the 'hore date tut nyseli under the care of Doctor
'iuei, and expect lin IL me. Since that ,iu,.
Inc disc 81 got worse ~ break out in large Ulcers
|" III" number OF six or es h, Ii leg, and all oyes
my 'acd, and sore front aud rot able to work nj h..
nr>ehl 'ir ON account of the cuse large ulcer on
tie night side OF the throat. | am nc = putting myscl,
confidently undcr The care OF DR.. llue, q Paris,
to be PERFECTLY cured JOHN DEAN.
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