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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-10

cal action upon The glandolar part of the system arc
such will sustain their reputation and general us
in the American Republic.
To r.. Cha,s, q Co.
Gent. Sfs - This is TO inform you that we have
used your Persian vegetable Pills for year past. in
practice, and well pleased with their operation
Relieving them 10 fulfil their advertismcn nj in answer
ing as a Substitute where calomel is indicated, We
can recommend them 10 the public.
Drs DROWN M'kENZiE & HALSTEAD,
Rochester. 1887
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-10
Doct, Marshall's Aromatic Ca
sfafrh, and Headache Snuff.

THIS spsn 20 ssperief 10 any hing y,, knosn
~ temssine that troabIesoa.e elsts~, tLr ia.
fsyrh. md sIse cold 10 the hesd. and ,se head.
sel<. II oFsns and Pafees cot all os,,fseiions,
sssssgsbsns tbs gissds, sad gives hesiiby &c.
So b ne pssts affected II 10 psrieetiy free
kpss sny tsssg dsieser,ous IN iis compost ,on--
- ysssssi fsvos, sea is ,ms,esisie effect, az
- hs'ss s.s. 10 sgreesble Pr,es, 81 ~ Gu,
~ Besds.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-10

III Tdres on Nom Residen Lands in Michiang
FUNilE undersigned will attend TO the payment Of
Il Taxes aud the redemption of land or town lots
sold Tor taxes. in the counties OF Eaton and Barry
tive to the Value Of land in said countless and If de-
ircd will undertake the sale of the same. Our char
ges will be moderate and in proportion to the services
rendered. All communications, addressed TO the un
rdes'gned at Bellevue. Eaton Co Michigan, postage
pnid) will receive prompt attention. Persons hay su
taxes to pay lands to redeem. will find it most con.
venient to deposit their funds in solvent bank
and remit their certificate.
b. +. e. j. F. HINMAN.
RErFERExcEs:-Jas.K Hyde, Esq, Sudbury Vt.
I; l.: Wright, Esq. Casteton, VI d. +. II. Wiiher-
ell, Esq. Detroit, Mich.
bellevue. Eaton Co.. Mich, Sept. Is, 1870 SLY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-10
Peruvian Cement.

II superior article for cemenfing China,
Glass, and Earfhen Ware.
THE article has been thoroughly tested and
l. found 10 be the bestarticle that has ever vel
been offered TO the public. IL possesses superior
qualities over any now in use, BY being compos.
ed OF ingredients that are not the least impaired
or injured by the action Of water.
IL will he useless 10 speak Of the merits of this
article, as il will speak for tself-no family should
be without a bottle Of the cement. Price, IS cts.
Manufactured and sold by w. c. Douse, Wood.
stock, W. and for sale bv
tycoon WHITE HENDERSON. Il Co
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-10
For Sale.

Right About Face. Look at This.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
mas, and viii keep constantly ON hasd, Band.
ed Mnske,s with Bsyodets, Cartridge Boxes and
Bsyooet Seabbards with belts, all of superior
quality and on very reasonable terms Persons
wanting any Of the above articles, will do well 10
call at my Office
COL. Russell HiCKoK.
East Poultney Aug 10 1910 SGT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-10
N OFT e.

lust received by The subscriber a small asst
- ment Of DRY GOODS, to which addition 4
be made in few days, which with his former "a
VIII be sold very cheap for cash, produce or q
credit. N. q HOWARD
Rutland Nov. 3, 1870. 49,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-10

CossvsrTIos AND LIyER Cox,,.,srt
gsnefai remedy Tor these diseases, sui fully sal,
iai'ea from long experience, there is no m.d,cin.
tpqeai 10 d. Tsylors .Bslsam of Liyerwor, =
nr'og purely vegetable, II can be used With m,
!, SAFETY BY all persons in every condition.
s,g"'.he lungs BY eIPectoralion, relieves
,Ia en dreaming, and seems 10 heal the chest
neIe can be no questiao, bat that this me dicins
a.. cure Tor chronic coughs and colds.
si, u.ra y 'of many yeses in my practice, and
r-c A: y. ROGERS, n. ID.
" tostusrrios The follawiay ,.m.,L
we're l.tsn from the iasl nunLsr ef,hs 49,,
hsg4Iins ' "eo'esi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-10
New Goods.

nANIELS g. BELL. have Just received lDr
~ and extensive assortment OF Fall and WINS
Goods, consisting IN part of Pilot, Beaver and otis
heavy Cloths for Oyer-Coats. Blue, black, brown
Olive, Invisible Green, and OIferd "irea W va,:
Cloths. fancy Doe skin, and plain Ca',lme,e NJ,
ings, DC. &c. French, German, and tngN'pa '"s'.
noes, Victoria and Alpacha Cloths, h'p,".' pa.tsh
and American Prints. Beautiful patterns; AZ ".a.
Edinboro', dsmask. Highland, Th'bes and "a. -
Sbswls. Dress bdkfs. silks, ribbons, higs '""'
mepl Of White Goods, DC.
Domestic Goods.
(IIardware and Cutlery,
Crockery and Glass Ware.
Family Groceries.
Psists and Dye Stuff,
Drugs and Medicines
All ofthe above goods will be sold unu'u'iP
for prompt pay.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-10
Consumption & Liver Complaint,
DR.TASLoRs.
BALS.3 OF LlVERWORT.

iiaf be- ,l uIeesh'oiiy ior eight years in the
original and genuine is made onIv n, NJ r., Wv
sV, n f,aH others are spurious and uaau.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-10

MISSES A. g. l.. Richardson respectfully an
" nounce TO the Ladies OF Rutland and its vi
cinity that they have just returned from New York
with The latest Fall and Winter Fashions also an as
sorment OF fancy articles for Ladies Hats Caps &c
All orders for work promptly attended to.
N. B-Four or i've girls wanted as apprentices to
The above business. Rutland Oct n, 1870
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-10
Notice.

HNHE Sherlf7s Sale. advertised on our fourth ~
l. stands adjourned 10 the 4th Of Noyemler'
IRA PARSONS Shenf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-10
Dissolution.

Dissolution.
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
IN heretofore existing between the subsc riber rs
under the firm of Hall and Gilbert is this day dssoly
ed by mutual consent.
Wm. HALL
MOSES GILBERT.
Rutland Oct. %, 1870
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-10
Notice

A IL persons indebted TO the estate of the late
"A WIN, Fay, either by note or book account ire
requested TO call and settle the same with as little
delay as possible. All bills for j6b-work, advertising
or papers, &c, against those living at distance wi
be made out and Forwarded and as the, are numerous
Is hoped they will receive immediate attic ION be
ing DESTROYS TO close up the Of the estate as
Sorn as possible.
LYDIA FAY, administrative,
Rutland Oct 90 1870
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-10
Wagons.

II ANIELS and Bell have for sale s good Tw
= Horse Wagons, made OF the best Materials
ebcb 'hey VIII sell very low. Oct g.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-10
Stray f1ursc.

which they will sell very low, Oct. 5.
Stray Hurse.
khohE into the enclosure of the subscribe,
- about the eth inst. year old horse, iisbt
pay. pack name and tail, shoes On bis fore feet
s~nch IAN DC The owner will oblige by proving
properly paying charges and taking him aws,
Gu, OLIVER b. PIERCE.
-,,siteuob, ~Jih Oct. 1910. 4-46
NOTICE "a hereby given TO all whom it may con
eefn, that ] have this day given 10 nv son
Phaim " Chase his time until he attain the aye Of
- years OF age and shall make 40 claim his earn
ss OF wages hereafter, pay any debis Of his con
tracing BENJAMIN ID CHASE
D.aoys oct. 70, 1850 40
X NOW all men by these presents that have tLi.
~ day given my soa Ambrose Allen, the ren,a,n.
osf.oi bis minority. and shall demand none OF Ia.
earnings, or pay debts Of his cosir acting
JOHN ALLEN.
Por Ann, y. Y. Oct z4lh 1870 49,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-10
BOOK BINDING.
Land Iio! /!

Rutland. Aug. u. 1910.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-11-10
Citizens of Vermont.

- REYNOLDS & PARMELI
Shelburue, August %, 1889. p eos
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
49, N. WerleLn CaroLnirn.

GEsERAL HaEHisoN At HoMG.-Ne have
long slpce been folly satisfied, from concurrent
facts, and from the testimony OF d.spasstonato men
who knew General Harrison, OF his mental DIS.
qualifications for dischargng the duties Of Chief
Magistrate Of The nation. Our conviction is now
strengthened By The spontaneous opnion OF PLAN
honest citizen d Ohio, 10 nsig,bor 10 Gen. liar.
nson,l contained IN :he following extracts taken
from a letter To a member Of Congress from Penn.
.yIyaDs, ~ Which State the writer formerly re-
sided, AID where be voted Tor Gen. Hanson IL
1886 not then having seen the General and con.
ssglgAay ug' knowing ha, be was SO totally dl.
qualified l.u so responsible station. The VII
,ctlemoytd rom PENNSYLVANIA 10 the ncghbor
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04

hood OF General Hanson 10 Ohio, some thee
sests s'uce. We have IN our possession the orr
cnal letter from which the following extracts ara
taken,
Euz.nErn1oNS Hamilton Co.,
Tho, January i. 1910.
liya 10 The nstgh5ofhood oil
Gen. Hanson, aud avn personally acquainted
vllb hliu. and am ss,opsh,d that any party o.
sci OF people M he United States should pa, hiu.
90 a. a candidate Tor the office Of President; e..
be has not the ability. natural or acquired. 10
dll >, important a slanon. And { he ever was
capable, he is not so pcwas his faculties have b.
come greatly impaired BY age.
Ii some OF those honest farm
ers, who don't know HIN, bot arc supporting hin
tof President could only see The careless and
dlsardcrcd condition Of his farm, they would be
mortified aud as,onshsd; Tor surely, man that
eanuo, manage The affairs Of hIs farm we'll, IS,
think. poorly calculated to manage The utAils Of
a nation
General HARRISON has not the
voice OF the people Of his o~n Couuly IN his ia
,n-, and could not be elected to any office in their
eiil IN opposition 70 popular Republican candi
date
It's well understood here, however, that the
reason why the Wing and Abolition party would
axe TO make such a man President, Is because
the plant old General could easily be made to
answer Their Office grasptug designs, Clay aud
Webster could use HARRISON at Washington Tor
tho Same crafty purposes that Burroughs and
Thaddeu, Stevens did Governor Rltner al liar
usbmg.'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04

Sleep Of CHILDHOOD How lovely IS the sleep
d. childhood What worlds of sweet,ye tnot utterly
sseet associations does it not ming lie with the en-
~ Of our gaze, What thoughts, aud hopes, and
tates, and forbodlngs does it excite! There lie
% that ungueyed and unsuIlied heart what IN
numbered sources of emotion! what deep foun.
hams Of passion and wo! Alas whatever be It,
EARLIER uiumphs, the victim must fall at last! As
he hart which the jackalls pursue, the moment
y race IS begun, the human prey IS foredoomed
ior destruction, not by the single sorrow, but the
thousand cares, it may battle one race Of Pursuers
ta new succeed as fast as some drop off ex
laasod, splng up others to renew and to perPet
lle the chase; and the iated though flying vic
ln' never oscares but in death.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04

NOM 'hsH enemies I" ,'e ensuing we w
promise ut winch ht di nJs dstW u '',e'A's g.
3pprse LaW sue" "aN me os'"t ".'> @
pass.uG .nvtuucSs lo"ched ca'5d WHY. ''..-
n lhe bosom @. tut SELFISH >oaitNS 'vV''"'' ,''S
ING him nr ane moment % forget h> wares ms ~
lergS, and fuSej-hoatS sped-saeN'v ''S"," -
the encampugnt-ht bright stars gtsmed '"'ss'
while the expiring camp tres cast a'olni @ ..h anu
tIcktrug hgHIhui ,Hc bright vision when "ao 'I'S''
cd the path of tht JraIe-, haunted hs >Jcpt'> 2"
Tar; 10 VAIN Did Boz turn amt ci1st ijs"e',N 'N.aN
1 those sluHt ewes ha3 woycp spell AROUND nun It'
/ potent than tat euthlnmenls OF larry Aul' y .."
/ the first appearance OF day ut camp way
/ again iu mauou--the nearly cNNuEo>N'1 hf'N WEI
rekludied aud TIE NaT1as preparations ''' '+' -''A
mig meal lH active operation, NtAcA ht.hI aes fA'eh
Cd. IuIe groups were formed lu every direction. en-
4 gagged ia the occupations That interest N"'h con-
mJnt,y--lHt boy, who we're tah>d~t' ''' N'Ah.
/ 20 accompany the hunters, consequently remained
! with the women, aud amused lhemNe''' WIN "i1se
sports aud manly exercises "hth prepare "''" ',,
day 20 oCcupy their stations among "' WV ..'' ~
the nation. few odm men whose '''" w ',.'''
service had expired, were ud"t"'F '''"""s ul'''
The grass, some engaged 30 coo'e''4"'"' ""'''s
/ watching the performances oi iht N"0'n ""' o'''-
/ sJonalIy encouraging ana S'dnuaN"S "," Wy ca
/ nr5SSionS OF admiration or contempt DIV N's IT.
/ der soon became the ceoNe ol aU'''''" ~ 'l' rs
males, as the contents OF hiS Haeas "''' ''a'
+ to their admIunl gaze, get amid aH nus "N.e'H 10
Jsn,q, or nj, GOODS TO advantage be did NOT tail CD
I cast many an ,at,I. and seagthing glance upon ue
/ crowd Of Cd ana Young, by Which be was encrcea
1 with the hon, of obtaining another view of Lows
/ Ri: but In tins he was as often Disappointed
/ ,nntlsr and .isfrr were among the foremost OF the
/ rrnpp-o circumstance u' which, with hS u'ua.
/ shr,wane,s he faded not 10 avail bmse.I-and 10y a
few v,0 timed presents elItctaaly lnsm,lrd himself
/ IN their good rracrs Several days passed enlivcn-
/ oil oplv Lydl.tant ana casual gmp.cs OF the mas.
/ dcn-each ol which served 10 render the trader
more ,n,m,urfIn i her hrau,g. Al length chance
prss,otad ll, papartuu.ty SO earnestly desired -
/ po-9uet,,, had wondered one lovely evening along
hc hank of she river some distance from The VIE
I,r,. whom nj 4 Sudden tufn IN the river Luulshl
stood before him; her fr,' impulse was 'Gai the91
as 10 suddenly changing her determine 'ion' '''y ,'o2'
| a moment lrfCSB.uly, IufQuCNc luhi rs Do "l"N' t'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
rom the Knjckerboeker for March
RIGHTS OF WOMEN.

Al MISS NAhAH A|Aih F'N'-'
Woman should be allowed 10 stand IN the s.
,.I 9,sk and in the halls of science, and adyocai
cause NJ intelligence, OF humanity ana OF rel
n. IAMAsA WALEEE.
Woman, arse resume thy rights!
BID Iordy man revere
Step boldly up To the nober hegntS,
And Gil wider sphere
Secluded, mute. no longe, dwell
Iuv talents buried quite;
Escape from customs cruel spell,
And send abroad Thy light!
Thy province wide as mans extends,
The friends Of woman sayi
Bu. from such advocates and friends,
Spare US Oh, spare! we pray
70 thee. indeed, 40 narrow bound
iias God or man assigned,
Dates within thy HOME are found,
Worthy the nobest mind.
Who that has marked that quiet spot,
And, marking, pondcrod well,
Would ask lur tiee happier tot,
Than where thy loved ones dwell
+ is thine the paths for in ant feet
In lines Of love 10 trace,
And deep impress those counscIs sweet
Which years shall ne'er elIdce,
II IS thine to soothe, ana thine to cheer
Ere vet from life withdrawn,
The evening hours Of those most dear,
Who watched thy early dawn
And who. when the cold world annoys,
Can hush a brothers sigh,
Bsrule his woes, enhance his Joys,
Like some fond sister nigh
Bulir on thee no duty iaIiS,
IS sister, daughter wife
Sdleuler not the NOISY halls
OF fierce debate and strife.
Thine is The right be thine the choice
10 plead with modest pen;
But think not with the bolstcrous voice
10 sway the minds Of men,
Nor that high and holier place
We cousecrate u prayer
Fer witness the unbnshng face
OF woman speaking there!
Mercy and wisdom sweetIy blend
In he behest divine,
Which bids the pres, Gods altar tend
Excluding aid Of time.
Neer as mans rival seek 10 shine,
His hurels to divide,
Till thou can'st chcerinIIy resign
Protection at his side.
StIl, still fulfil the glorious plan,
So luI. of love 10 thee,
Which give the commonwealth 10 man,
Homes empire thine 10 be
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04

! IN American tod me one day that company
7 ID been working a coal mine in an eastern state,
A'Hca proved to be oil very bad quality; they had
e7l some TO an influential person as present, re-
testing HIM 10 give bis opiniln Of it, as that would
r important TO them. After certain time he for.
Aafled 10 them n certificate couChe, IN such terms
lhese: 81 do hereby eerlilylhat have tried the
T.. seat me By the company at-and; it is my
lied opinion when the general confaeralion Of
world shall take place, any man who vii. take
! position on that Goa NINE will certainty be the
n y man who win be burned. ..Narryatt's Journal
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04

lean SWiii observes that narrow muuel people
.Ae narrow ncckel bottles. NE less they lave ID
| % .t.a Ug.e rc'sy Il makes coming 0ut
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04

fsalaie Psety. The gem Of all Others which a.
lis Tie couuel Of ltmle laveiness, is unaffected
L " The grace of her mien-lhe fascination Of
so1nienance-her nohleneSs of healthier phi
intelligence, and enviahe intellect. are the
/ 2.aesS Of man. Pretty added throws rarb Of
mss over every action brightens the shianng
ecl adds genteness 10 the heart, aud IN the
stHi earthly love, il mlngles the bliss OF heaven
...9al u, woman brings darkness and death upon
l-a.nd with it she is the rnIightenng orb Of
+a--ihe blessed gift of heayeh 10 whom the
ss9as The good aud tie great paw homage. Then
Who were designed as the guiding star Of man
aEen, TO other graces add piely of heart II
s'Lew flowers IN your pathway through the our-
IT ats, ana even in tie hour OF mortal dlsso.
.. :. w,. be to your soul Tie light Of lie and
-.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04

4 useful Hore.--A man having horse TIA,
started and broke his wile's neck, nelghbor WIN
was sadJled with shrew, was DESTROYS Of pureha-
sag It im hts tgife 20 ude upoa, ~, sad dis
vnlawer, WI nol srHu-hr lt7tsn} 10 F't 1cf
nd agaIn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03
TIE HAIR! THE HAIRl

yeEEM No better evidence is wanting
SEEE9 to show the superiority Of the
Genuine Buffalo Oil, over other
preparations, than number Of
Druggists are endea, orng to initiate aud foster
their miserable limitations on the public, for
genuine. Read advertisement Beware Of ped
lars.
Gendne Buffalo OIL is fast taking the place
ofall othe articles to promote the growth, soften
and beau'iiy the Hair its use gives it a soitness
that no other article does, and causes it to curl
beauiiully-by free use it will darken and give
the hair satin gloss. II is highly perfuned and
gives perfect satisfaction to all that have given il
a trial. You will observe the signature Of the
proprietor, civilian Brown" also, "Buildlo
Oil" imprinted on the bottle. In consequences
OF counterfeit which has recently appeared and
IL now for sale. have been persuaded to obtain
a new label engraved on "copper" for which
have secured n copy right, entered according 10
an act of Congress in 1889, in the clerks office
IN the District Court Of Massachusetts ANY in
fringenent will be dealt with according TO law.
None genuine, unless signed 10 my own hand
writing. For sale in Newport by X. J. Taylor.
and DR.. X. Il. Hazard. [Oct. 22.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

4 llINTs TO MARRIED AND SINGLE False
modrsiy or real bashinlness keeps many II
man living on a bachelor, when II HE tongue
did not stick To the roof OF his mouth at tunes,
he could pop the question to the girl OF his
heart, be accepted, married, and huppy
husband They manage these things well IN
London where if a gentleman wants n wife,
he wears ring on the first finger of the left
hand; if he be engaged. he wears it on the
second finger; if married on the third; and Oh
the fourth If he never intends to get married.
When n lady is lot engaged, she wears n
hoop or diamond on her first finger; if engag-
ed on the second if married on the third;
aud on the fourth, if she lnlends to be maid.
When a gentleman presents fan. a flower
or trlnkets to n ludy with the left hand, this
on his part, Is an overture Of regard should
she receive it with the LEFT hand, II Is consld-
cred AS an acceptance Of his esteem, but II
with the righ, han I'd. 1t is refusal of the offer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03
DIR. SPuON'S
Sick Headache Remedy

For tho permanent cure Of tins distressing
complaint, never fails. When perseveTed IN,
il ehociually renovates the system, and does
away the causes Of the SICK & NERVOUS
HE.A D.iCIIE. Thousands have tried il, and
found precisely the relief which tho article
promises 10 bestow. Certificates Of the strong
est kind, and from the most respectable persons,
are in the possession Of the proprietor, some Of
which have been published, teSliiying TO the per-
manent cure, and others TO the immediate re-
lief given by this remedy. II affords relhf TO
tho afflicted IN Is or 20 minutes from the first
dose II taken when the symptoms Of an at
tack are first felt, it prevents The further pro-
grcss Of the complaint, and can produce no dam
ger AT any time by an excessive dose rs in such
Case it would only throw of the contents Of tho
stomach, leaving it sweet and healthy with nm
excellent appetite. All afflicted with headache
should not fail 10 procure and relieve themselves
from so distressing a complaint.
Physicians have in many instances givon IL
to their patients, and in every instance, 10 our
knowledge, with great satisfaction have found
it a certain cure. Sick and Nervous Head
ache is n complaint with which physicians do
not Mish to have.nny thing TO do. and generally
prescribe only for temporary relief consequent
y, DR.. Sphon's Sick Headache Remedy escape
the opposition which some other pfoprietory ar
iicles meet from that source.
Try ii once and you never will rtgyeth. II
is composed entirely Of vegetables, and cen
lains no mineral, or poisonous drng OF any kind,
and does not require any change Of diet OF cIer-
ciss.
Sold wholesale and retail by Co,nstock & Co.
Wholesale Druggists No. Fletcher street N. Y,
and by X. J. TAYLOR, New2ors