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ses of correction in Massachusetts during the
last year was 1924 Of this number 1872 were
confined for debt. There were 296 males and
SO females committed, OF whom 1922 were
addicted 10 inlemperancc. The value Of their
labor. S20.Sl2, and the total amount Of expen-
ses S56.457.
The number of bankrupt petitions which
we've filed in the District Court at Boston,
during the first week of lis session, was three
hundred.
There are upwards OF 10000 of the people
Of Massachusetts more or less engaged IN the
shoe and leather manufacturing business.
A bill has been introduced into the lower
House of the PENNSYLVANIA Legislature, 10
prevent the sale of property for less than two
thirds of its appraised value. 1t has been pas
sed bv the House in committee of the whole.
The U. S. House of Representatives have
ins. rucied the committee on Commerce ''to
inquire into the cSpediency Of establishing
system of electro magnetic telegraphs. for the
use Of the government of the U. States.
4 bill repeating the law forbidding blacks
and whites 10 inermarry, has passed the SEN
ate of Massachusetts by vote of "a 10 o.
MuRDER-On Friday, 2lsi ult. about dark in
the evening, DR.. Jones, of Marshasvle, Warren
county Missouri, stepped out from his study and;
while standing in his own yard, when few steps
of his door, and within calling distance OF his
/ wife and children, he was shot dead by some as
sasin, vet unknown, who was doubtless waiting
his appearance. Several persons were arrested
charged with being accessory to the crime.
HEALTH OF RoCHEsTRR.-Ourc CITY was
never in a more healthy condition than al
present Not single interment took place
in either the city cemeteries from the Oh
TO the 18th of the present month-a cir
cumstance which has never occurred before
since Rochester became a city. The pop
ulation is over O.O00.-Democrat.
Bills of the Eagle Bank, Providence. al
tered from one dollar TO Ten dollars, are in
circulation,
LUNER PHENoMEoN l-SAyDUsKY. Jan
29.-On the night of Tuesday,the 25thinst.
our attention was called to the extraordi
nary appearance of the moon. 1t was tru-
" singular, but most beautiful sight. The
moon was at the full, or within few hours
Of it, Al the time. there was thin haze
in the atmosphere, and there were sever
distinct circles around the moon, displaying
all the cOIors of the rainbow, with nearly
if not quite, equal briliancy. ii is not easy
TO designate the different colours Of the
circles with exactness, but we made The fol-
/ lowing moi at the time; within the inner
circle. bright white Tor rather Il dead
Whitley than brown (circlc) then green
then faint blue. The last was dlscerni-
bic. This appearance lasted ten or fifteen
minutes after we first saw it, and il is said
that similcr appearance was presented
about half an hour erwards.-Ciarion.
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FARM FOR SALE.

FEVflE Subscriber proposing 10 leave the
Il state, offers for sale, on reasonable terms.
the Farm on which he lives, in Middebury,
about two miles north Of the village, coiaining
1851 acres. The farm is very conveniently
situated, with good buildings. well fenced and
we'll watered, and is well adapted 10 produce
grass and grain. He will also sell with his
farm 10 acres Of land in the swamp. in the
south part Of New Haven. well covered with
cedar and black ash timber sufficient TO fence
the farn permanently.
JU3A OLMSTED.
MlddlcbUry, 18th Feb 1912. A3 iw
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bankrupt Notices.
United States District Court.

q 1Jf"tI
IN BANKRUPTCY. No:icc 10 show cngsa
Z against Petition of WILLIAM FIELD iun'.s
Of Salisbury in the County of Addison in slit
district, Carpenter and Joiner TO be declared
bankrup', ut the court house in Montpelier.
Vermont, OIL The 22d day of March, 1912,
II VI. %
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NOTICE.

There will be an adjourned meeting of the
Young Mems Temperance Society, a, the
Town Room. on Wednesday evening, the %
March, a: half past 6 o'clock. the ladies
and gentlemen OF the village and vicinity arc
most respectfully invited TO attend.
Z. r. WRIGHT. Secretary.
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United States District Court,

IeTNlOnI UlSiTlcl.
EN- BANKRUPTCY. Notice 10 show
cause against petition of RotLiN 7. How
AID, of Salisbury, in the county of Addison
and state of Vermont, keeper of p.fJ.io
house at Ballston, New York, called the Sans
Soaci, to be declared Bankrupt, at jIonipelcr,
Vermont, at the court house, on the 22d day.
of March, 1912, u NJ. AZ
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT, }
District of New Haven,


AT a probate court holden al Bristol in ard for
said district, on the 18th day Of February 1912.
Chester BidweIl administer Of the estate of
CYRUS BIDWELL,
late Ct Monkion in said District deceased, proposes
TO render an account Of his administration, and
moves that the same be examined and allowed
Ind ii is hereuPon ordered that tho same DC exam
ind for allowance AT 4 probate court TO be holden
at the flee 6f IL Judge Of said court IN BRISTOL u
and fur the district of New Haven On the 9th Gay
of March rcx' a. 10 O'clock forenoon; Ana ih1'
notice thereof be given TO all persons Inter'sird'
that they may appear before said court ana mas
their objections 20 Tie allowance of taid aecoHnt I'
publishing certified ccrJ Of this order in the Mid
diebUry Peoples Press, newspaper printed at MID
dit bury in the county of Addison three wceFs sue
cessiveiy previous TO the time OF said court.
HARVEY MUYSILL, Judge.
A tue corv Of record,
4i;w3 II AUNsiLL. Judge.
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MlddlcbUry, 18th Feb. 1912. A3 iw
MlDDLEBURY ACADEMY.

THE spring OF dis Institution viii Monday
the 7il OF March Frequent lectures Illustrated By expert
ncns will be sven upon the Interesting valuable
ccs Ma a Science Philosophy. Chemistry and Astronomy
according the CLASSES attending ihfm
lille those students who pursu. classical Studies viii cv
assisted by the uimnt exros Ilc principal
thorough and rapid advancement and while his expe
viii enable him afford superior advantages those who pur-
the English brInche study he viii devote peca!
attention the higher parts Of MATHEMATICS zebra,
survryin and Geometry and 10 the subjects sud
which important the active business life
all who attend this school, the Principal pledges constant
and unng exerlns TO afford ihrm opportunities improve
meni equal TO those of any other similar institution.
The tuition which b. paid before day
each term for common English Branches Reading OrlnrTi
ply Arithmetic, Grammar Geography and History. $500
The Natural Schemes and other higher English
and Ancient Languages 4.OO
pronunciation 500
sitdlebury Feb 81, 1911. AzARIAu HYDE
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United States District Court.

Vermont District.
en- BANKRUPTCY. Notice 10 show caG>c
against Petition Of Loyal WILSON. Of Wcy.
bridge. in said District. shoemaker In sbc d.
cnrcd Bankrupt. Al tie Count house III do'i =
pclcr. Vermont, on the 22d March, 1872
Jpn. az
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Nj arried.

At Washington. on the 3lsi uli.. by The Rev.
W. Hawley William Waller, Esq of Williams
bursh, Va. 10 Elizabeth, th,rd daughter of the
President OF the United States.
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Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed gent for the
HARTFORD FIRE IHsURAycE COMPANY, FOR Md
dlebury and vicinity, and will rcceiv, proposals for
insuring property aglins, loss damage by Fire.
The long established reputation of this company
and the prompncss with which all their tran sactops
have been charact rcd render il unnecessary TO say
anything in its favor. A.! business connected with
the office ntrusted TO him will be faithfully and
Punctually transacted. JONATHAN HAGAR,
MidJl bury, Feb. &c, 1912 49;y Agent .
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DEATH OF THE IIov. LEWIS WILLIAMS
From the Madisonian we learn that the Hon.
Lewis Williams, who has been for the last 81
years a Member Of Congress from North Car.
oIina. died at his lodgings. in Washington
on Wednesday last, after an illness of ? DAYS.
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United States District Court.
Vermont District

HN BANKRUPTCY. Notice 10 show caliso
4 against Petition Of Timothy Case, Junr.. 81
MiIdlcbury, in said District. farmer, to BE- fc-
clurcd Bankrupt. at the Cour -nnusc IN Mont
pelicr, Vernon, on the 22d riaGch, 1872.
u VI. az
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STATE OF VERNON

STATE OF VERNON .
District Of addison, IS.
RE it remembered, tina: at pr obatc court held al
Mddlebury within ard for tho district Of Addi~
son. on the l6tb day of February A. d. 1912
Joremih Bingham and Asahei Bingham. named
executors in an instrument puTroting &c b. iAc last
will and testament OF
JEREMIAH BINGHAM.
late of Cornwall in said district deceased presents
the for prO5aiei il is therefore ordered that the
same be examined for probate by said Court at 4
session thereof 10 be held at The oico Of The Register
Of said court in Middlebury in said District on
We Inc sday the 10Th day Of March next At one a
clock in the afternoons Ard that notice thereof be
given 10 all persons interested that they may appear
and make ;heir objections 10 the probate ard allow
ancc Of said vii, by Publishing certified copy OF
this order in the MiGdebury PtoPir's Press a news
paper printed in said Middlebury tEr;e weeks sue
cessvcly pr vious to the time OF said Court.
J. s. BUSHNELL, Reg sttr.
A true copy Of record.
1913 Attest, J. s. BUSHNELL. Register
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COMuISSIONERS' NOTICE.


We, the Subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the district of New Ha
ven, Commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of Amasa Grinnel. late Of
Bristol, in sad district, deceased, represented
iusolvent; and also all claims and demands tx
hibicd in offset thereto; and six months from
the 10th day of February last being allowed
for tina, purpose. We do, therefore, give no.
iice that we viii attend to the business of cur
said appointment, al the dwelling house of the
widow Grinncll. in Bristol or The first Mon.
days ii April and September next, from nine
o'clock. NJ, until five O'Clock PM, on each
Of SAID days.
Dated at Bristol, this 2lst day Of Feb 1912.
(WINTER II. HOLLY.
ComTS. ( ABRAHAM GAGE,
LUMAN MUHsoN.
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United States District Court,
Terrnonk District

I'm BANKRUPTCY. Notice to show
81 cause against Petition of EpMoSD Hill.
of Bridport, in the county of Addison aud
state of Vermont. Tanner and Shoemaker, to
be declared bankrupt at the court house II
Montpelier, Vermont,on the 22d March, 1872,
IL III. AZ
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Vermont D;Stric..


THE subscriber ha7iug made arrangements wl.'ri~
dIsconnects him with the stavc business IL II. e.
or'n for the present. desires 81 those uio are
ing him on Book or otherwise, imrcdisic}y 10 ell
and settle with him at his L'ic; store the scntd
door north cf the Vermont Uptc. Attcufipn to,
tli' notice may trouble md rxrrr~, a. tLns-
concerned. JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT
MiddlrbuFy. Dec 49, ISil- 32gf
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United States District Court.

Vermont District
IN BANKRUPTCY. No;icc TO show ca;-r
4 against Petition of Ezra Crane, Of Middle
bury, in said p.s'5ic', farmer. to BE- declare
Bankrupt, al the Court house in Nlor'pelicr.
Vermont, on the pol March, ISl'.'2 VI. -
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a. l. n c1G

a. Frame
OFFERS Tor sale at small oGvaucr fr,c5
" cost, tic fonwi,g, viz:
Spanish White; Ccccn, SaiGra;gs;
Brown; S:a Oh
Winiow Glass; Mustrd;
Cordasc; Candlts;
Corperls; Bar and Shawn. Sep;
Alum; To- acco ard Stuff;
Blue NErio!; Cnrled far;
Madder; Palm leaves;
Indigo; Annato; Mackcrel
Roll Birthstone; FRESH TEAS ar,7
Sulphur Spires, together witt
Sal Soda; almost every ar irlr
Cream Tartar; The Dry Grocery line g,
Magnesii / kcwise a larr. st.rL
Salts; Of Fancy and s-cil
Cdnphor DRTGOODS Mr.
ppodeldoc' Irare, Crockc5y II
L'quorice; e. 'ass-,rc, e end T.ccg-
I~G GLASSES.
January 81. 1912 IS
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Vermont District.

IN BANKRUPTCY. Notice 10 show ca,,sr
against Petition of s. S. Hooker, of Go>hct.
in said District, farmc:. to be declared Bunk
rupt, at the Courthouse, in Montpelier. V"r
mont, On the 22d March, 1852 IL ". 4S
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United States District Conrt.

Vermont District
an BANKRUPTCY. Notice 10 SLOW cau~.:
d ~ ainsi Petition Of lIezckah Foster, Of Bris.
to-, in said District. mcrch1n!. To be declrrri
Bankrupt, at Inc Court house in. Montpelier,
Vermont, Oh Inc % M,rch, 1872. IL VI. A.
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Sale.

RY virtue of sundry wrts of Fieri Fa-
fScias issued by VIM. NJ. Townsend,
ESQ one of the justices Of the Peace ofthe
State Of Maryland in and for Cecil County,
against the goods and chattlcs, lands and
tenements Of Arthur Howell and James
McVey, and to me directed, have seized
and taken in execution all the right, title,
interest and claim, both at law and in
equity,of the said Arthur Howell S james
McVey in and to, all that tract Of land on
which the aforesaid Arthur Howell for
merly res: ided, situate, lying and being
in Cecil County .Wd. adjoining lands of
Abel Mearnes, Cyrus Oldham Esq. and
others. And hereby give notice that on
MONDAY the 22nd day of August next
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ.
and 2 O'Clock P. III, at the Inn Of William
Carter Brick Meeting House, ] will offer
the said property for sale to the highest
bidder for cash 10 satisfy said writs.
LEVI TYSON,
July 80 lSi2.-ts Constable.
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REGlMENTAL ORDERS.

REGlMENTAL ORDERS.
VH7IIERE will be a general Meeting Of
z the Field Staff & Company Officers
attached 10 the Goth Regt. Nj. NJ, at Battle
Swamp, on Saturday the 18th day Of Au-
pust next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ for the
urpose of arranging the line between the
lst and 2nd Batlallions, aud fixing perma-
nently the divisional lines OF the rcspec-
tive Companies.
Punc,ual attendance is required, as the
business is Of importance to every Officer
attached to the Regt.
II. S. Sites,
Col Goth Rcgt N. N.
July. 23--tm
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INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,

orall The public advertised medicines Of the
day, VIC know Of none that we can more safely
recommend for The ellis that flesh is heir to"
than the Pills that sold at the depot Of tho
North American College Of Health, No. 1913
got the Indian Vegetable Pills. and by taking
our doses, the cough began to leave mo; and /
ow enjoy better health than have done for sys
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"llATG OUT Your BANNERS, "&c.
CA's' A hG G. UE1
IN PART
Spring and S1EsnsRaser
GOODS
JUST RECEIVED and FOR SALE
LOW, BY
CHFKEEES 81. MAFFET
L.ao., Blue, Brown, Olive, and Cadet
Cloths.
Plain, Ribb'd and Fancy Cassimeres.
Merino and Rouen Cassimeres.
Summer Cloths.
Satiinetts, all colors.
Plain and Ribb'd Gambroons.
Do Do Linen DrIlings.
Brown Irish Linens.
Giraffe Eelvctines.
american Nankins
Buffalo Cloths and cords.
Buff and Blue Stripe.
Strip'd and Plain Pantaloon Stufls.
Silk, Marseiles and Valencia Vcstng.
Superior Cashmarct Vesling.
Paris Lawns, and Cambricks.
British, French and Amc lean Prints.
Mouslaincs, Plain and Figured
Plaid and striped MusIns.
Manchester and Scotch Ginghams.
Saxony Cloths.
Camb,ic!., Jack onct, Null, &'Swiss Muslins
Figured do do DO do
Irish Linens and Lawns.
Linen Cambricks.
Do do IdkGs.
Black and Fancy Gros-de-nap.
Blue Black Ponct-do-soe.
Black Lutcstring and Mantuas.
Double width do.
Pongcc and India Silk Ildkls.
Fancy ShaWls, AID sidkis.
Black and Blue Black Grape.
Green Berage.
Dombazines.
Brown and BleacheG Muslins.
Osnaburg Checks and Tickings.
Prison Plaid, and Stripes
Hosiery, Gloves, Laccs, Ribbons.
Suspenders, Pins, Buttons. Books, sc.
Fur. Leghorn, Palm Leaf and Tarpaulin
Hats.
An extensive assortment Of Shoes, Boots,
&c. of all descriptions and qualities,
Hard, Hollow, Cedar. Earthcn, China,
Glass and Queens WARE.
Received also, Lot OF new crop Sugars
and Molasses, of a prime quality; with a
general assortment Of Groceries, 70
sale at Reduced prices.
On hand, Il lot Of superior Tow Lin
ems and Begging.
A further descriptions useless. but the
Public will recollect that their STOCK is
LARGE and GENERAL, and they are de-
tcrmincd that no person shall complain
Of prices.
Eikrou. April Is, 1912
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GOODS

Misses Fancy mltts, splendid IL IL
Gcntlemcn's Stocks, Bosoms, Collars, sc. &c.
All other Goods in proportion.
The public will rccollect that my stock is all new
purchased this spring,
Respectfully,
JAMES S. PURNELL.
June llth 1912.
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~ W IINNIITNN J TN q SUN
Jersey Shore, Lycoming County, Pa

AGENTS for the sale of the above name
INDIAN NEGETABLE FILLS, in Cecil Co.
JorEpH C. CLouD,-Elkton; JONI McCRAoKEN-
North East, P. O. Thomas BYRoN-Perryvill.
EMILY Owens, --Gurleytow ANDREW KIDD
Port Deposits SAMUEL RowLAND, -Rowlnndvil
GEORGE W. BLEs,-Blue Ball; ANN BUc KLEY
-Sprngers Place; Henry s. SITES Primo
10; BLACK s. BRorHERs, -Charcstow jose!
Es,--Brck Meeting House; JosGpn BnYus
& SoN,-Bohemiq Villages T. F. BDpLE,--
Chesapeake City; FRANCES B. CRooEsuANHs,-
Cecilton; EOwN IIANEs, Rising Sun, WM. i.
GHLEsrIE,-Rock Springs; JOSHUA ClAYro,'
& Co. Chesapeake City ?. O, JoUN MEARs,-
ST. Augustine ?. o. TuoMAs FoARD,--Warwicl>,
CIV. MuRlr7, ,--Bohetnia Mills; G P. WIZ! F.,
KER & Co.-Prlncipio Furnace; CRoTnERs -
kIRK,--Colege Green.
OFFICE AND GENERAL DEPOT.
ron THE SALE OF THE
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
WHOLESALE A.p RETAIL,
l6o RACE STREET, philadclI Lila
Feb,l2 l843---ly
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LIME AND LIMESTONE.

TESilE subscriber having located himself
IL in the city of Baltimore, will deliver
LIME suitable for land, at the city
block in baltimore at 10 cents per bush
ell, or l2ll cts il delivered within any rea-
sonable distance on any Of the water
courses. lie will also keep a constant
supply Of LIMESTONE, which he will
deliver at the city block AT s 25 per ton.
1t is the best quality Of aium-stone. The
great superiority of this lime, as ascer-
tanned by analysis and application 10 va
rious soils, and its freedom from extrane-
Gus matter makes it cheaper to the agri-
rnIuHst than much other lime which is
sold for less price. As the supply will be
large, punctua!ity will i'll all cases be at
tended to, ii the application he made a
few days in advance. He will also sup
ply building lime, in barrels Or hogsheads,
ofg good quality and on moderate terms.
The CASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE
at the usual market prices ii Baltimore,
will he expected upon the delivery of the
lime on boatd The limestone is from
Baltimore county, York road, and the
burnt lime is Of the same origin. The
undersigned grateful for the patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him. will
also undertake any kind Of agency Com
mission business, and viii give the strict
est attention to eli kinds OF consignment.
Any communication addressed to the sub
scribcg al No. s. L.gn. S1cct Wharf, Bal
81 I,,,, Ia tn
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TIE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILL.

People arc pretty well satisfied by this time,
that Calomol and the other thousand and one
mineral preparations Of the shops, are better adj
apted, as general rule, to kill rather than cure
the PATIENT as matter of course, vegetable med
icinos are therefore in great -eqsest, There arc
very many hum5ugs, however, among the latter
and we would advise all those who have the least
regard for their health, TO Try the INDIAN
VEGETABLE FILLS OF THE NORTH A.
MEXICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH sold
100 Race street Philadelphia; as they arc the
preparations Of one intimately acquainted with
the healing art.
I,,,, IJs poeJoo n,,;Itt TIpce
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OBSTACLES SALE.

EGY virtue of two wrts Of Geri lacas
a. issued by Jno. Conard and h. {, Lus-
by, two of the Justices Of the peace OF the
Stale Of Maryland, in and for Cecil CO.,
at the suit of Thomas Burnsides, and
james Russell, against the goods and
chaltes, lands, and tenemcnts OF VIM.
Watson, and to me directed, have seized
and taken into execution all the right title
interest and claim, both at law and in e.
guilty of the said VIM. Watson, in and to
all that tract Of land, on which Phillip f.
jackson nov resides, situate, lying and
being in Cecil county, Nd. adjoining
lands of Geo. 7 Whitaker and others, a
bout three miles from Charlestown, and
hereby give notice, that on Saturday the
18Th day of August next, between the
hours Of and O'clock, ?. NJ. at the Inn
of Thomas Richardson in Charlestown,
will offer the said property for sale, to
the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy
said writs.
CIIAS. T. T. FOSTER,
July 23-ts Constable.
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"Lct US encourage oar 0acn .haa4fat
lures"
ENOCH CROUCH,

E1kton, .Naln Sfrecf, oppos'Ie Mt C0W
House, sign Of the Big Boot,
Begs leave to return his thanks to his
customers and to the public generally, for
past patronage, and hopes by strict atter
ton to business, to still retain reasonable
portion of custom. lie has on hand
full supply Of meas and women's boots
and shoes, which he intends to sell low
FIR cash
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THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS


WriGht's Indian Vegetable Pills are attaining
great celebrity in New England as well as other
parts Of the United States. The attempt ofper-
sons to dclraud the public by the sale Of spuri-
Gus articles, meets with general roprobation, Mr.
Wright is an interchangeable business man, and
shows an array of cures by the medicine which
warrant coufdcuce in the virtues CT lis Indian
Vegetable Pills
From The Philadelphia Spirit ctihs Times.