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In the United States Court for the Eastern District Of yr.
4th October, 1912:
TN of Bankruptcy Of r. W. Hunter the ,r
/ Richmond, in the Eastern Virginia District.
The said f. W. Hunter, who has been decreed Bankrupt by
,bs Court having filed petition praying for his discharge II
Ordered that thereof be published in newspaper print
ed i'm the city Rchond days at least before 9th
day of January next when hearing VIII ne had on the said
the United Court ROOM In the city Of Richmond
and MI have proved their debts and other
in interest," appear at The said time aud place. and show
cause an, they Lave why the prayer of the said peon,,
sh ould not be granted.
Copy-Trste,
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
4 H..
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have been denied by portion Of The Federal party
known 10 b. IN the interest of Mr. Clay -
Withou, naming Mr Clay, Or seeming - a'au, ,.o
n'm ,,nsl his present. prreasons In hs ar
Wsbs,er shoush sipii wanting the open t'Tecnsss Of
and frank antagens,, SHOWS better spirit
than IN me ua-y, hidden t.caehe1y' ~ wh'eh IL VI"
drr,n ned hm al Harrisburg, 'hfougn MS ''"'-
~ The Massachusetts delegation -hfGse
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POETRY.
'.-,-1,c w s.n.,.- u,,cse.'

, ,,,,- n-,n,,frl n.s which cops from me Se'
r,a are i, IN of one whom we W., ,,, hen
,n"nory IN the character of Il uiehd WI 49, ~ v,,e,
- as n.,ral ,.e shall hav. bee; ah>oiDeu ~ tn ,,,cr
IL. avn cold al William i"29''' -, -, many uf n
ma common metit, and 1t was I" us, 80 , his own ~
a: regret, that ne sHo" 90 - -.
u Gnu ,, t,lJ Of the pure, the tranquil ana l'e
n,urI in TIE cy,Itiug and pa, ohouS ann" 81,
- g. H. ,,ns Tor several v'its, editor I" 't ~ ...
an IN !urnln! leadcr ~ the 'e!uc''s se'"
=. .',,,ss az ,la; c,iy.-st L1a,s Fsffet HAar'.
THE BIgI.E--Sy WILLIAM LrcGGir.
This l,t,e no. X I'd rather own,
rhan all the gold ard Gems
That e rr In rnuuarch'- ,,il.rs shone-
Than all tlcir diadrIu~.
Nav were he cirysoEe,
The earth gold u bail,
And diamonds all the STARS OF ni.h',
This hook worth tarni all
How halsfn Anbiiun's eye,
IiiS blood wrGr. SPOTS must c"am,
When Deaths up'iited hand Is n!gh,
Ills life "A vanished dream
'rncn hear him, with IT. sasp'rc h'ea'h'
For IN puot moment rraNe'-
Fool, wunldSt Iuu stay the arm ol DEATH
Ask of thy gold 10 save
Ma M. the soul ne Ter found relief
In gii.tcnn. hoafds OF wealth;
Gems dazzle not the eye oi gtiei,
Gold purchase helth
Blu, here a Blessed hliin nppr,iS,
10 heal tie deepest VICE.
And he tha, seeks 'liiS NOOK ~ Tears
Ills snail case "a How.
Her, He who aird an Calvary = tree,
ta'h made that p:onisr best
aye ladeu come 4" me,
And will yoG rest.
bruised rcd ] vii not break,
4 cont:c heart de>pi>e;
My lutaeu, i!g,!t, AMI all who take
aly YOKE. shall. " ia the ske-'
w. yes this :i,ile booA is worth
Al! else u innrtals :ircn-
For hat all ihc i,vs ct earth
Compared IT, joys al Heaven
This - ~ Guide our Father gave
10 lead 20 realms nf day
4 star whose isirr .:iS the grave
'.rhc Lisht--lhe iht"-the Way.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
100000! 100 prizes of ] 900 Dollars.
UNION LOTTERY, Class ~ FOR 1912, to be drawn al Alex
nIrIa Nn lninr LAY Dricll lsi2.

a, 2os n,izes amounting TO 81 ,2i7, pc
rs number I.ottery-l3 drawn ballots!
Tickets saj--haves l0-qTarters 5-eShihs 81 So
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In The above Splendid Lottery is only $3.50; certificate oil ~
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ITAIIJADIE LAND FOR SALE IN BuCKINGilAM-The
undersigned in compliance with the VIII OF Archibald Aus
that portion Of tie tact oil lana on
which the trstaor resided viii lies on the South side OF thr
road leading from Greek buckingham Conr house, ana
contains and 1870 This land lies on both sides
of STATE River in ncshbcrocd remarkable for wealth ana ~
irlrpnce The high land Of good quality ard there Is eons,
ouauly of flat land which through
m, tract There Than third Of the land cleared the
balance ,bouds in timber There Two dwelling houses
~, The land and if desired divided purchasers
If moi sold privately before that time will be offered publicly,
nj the of the SAID Archibald austIn on Thursday
t. mi day nj November The will
person DESTROYS 10 purchase by Thorn Austin who lives on the
land aJio;nnp Terms made on the day of sale.
$500 GRACE AUSTIN, Executri1 and
JAMES AUSTIN,
JAMES NJ. AUSTIN, and
THOMAS AUSTIN,
Executors of Archibald Austin, deceased
son, an 42-wds
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE "A
THE subscriber Laving land III this ~, h,,
Hanover than he proftably manage worm NJ
one the other Of his Farms In said coin,ies 9e
rico situated about four mites below the CITY OF r
the New Bridge and Williamsburg stage ,rrs.
hea thy intelligent and moral esbo,hood
about 10 of h is first rate mud land i,h'en OF tn. h
well set Herds grass The balance easily recah nA
land Is well adapt-d tie growth u! corn, cas-
tirular, red clover nefirrh Of VIII Oh Is cleared, "
ahoundr in pnc and OAK wood Which, account ." ~
made xi,h r,se Il, tir rIiy per- day The immGven'"'t
bui.n. q, - feet bui of the hes; terra : w.
,,,y p.y u i'm story above the ground OF ~
ii, ncrc ,sary ont houses mostly There IS IN We
faae ,rr!l eooi water any below t'e h =
Thr other i, located tie county Of anov:r about
from the lily Of Richmond branch road Of me
Vile Turnpike lea g to the Ppngree ard inled.1,e
Bethesda Meeting honse, tanins 1l5 acre. aoo. s
this land good meadow land, partly well set ~ lf
about one third Of the high land cleared the balance
PINE oak and good heart timber The so y ,,.ieuls'
cultivated, and produces WE'LL Germ, oas rcgeian
melons, and good who At has been adr on w
hood desirable being very healthy ami surpassea ,y c
account Of the Intelligence, responsibility a"l no. ~
Inhabitants The improvements are, dwrHns ros, holy
feet with four rooms and dry CELLAR room dM
spacious framed baln 10 coed repair, servant w.
Water good. ,..: ., ,,rehase, n. !.
fearly application made by one wisniI 70 hs
Is bu little doubt hnt sale may he eTeesn, In III n:
will, sell either OF hi. fr l.s money nan d i,
horood Of either has recently sold "r nc an maj ~ -"
win he shown hy Mr.. Harwood, living on me ,a -
county hv my.ef or In ny ABSENCE Wy sTARkt
My address is Richmond 44-n-w~
Hehfico cc.n.y, OCT. ., lSSJ
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A TEAcHER-A young man, who has had some experience
n, teacher wishes employment for the ensuing yen
i, me Academy or private family lie produce ample leg
Of his qualifications teach the ordinary branches
an English Education Geography, with the USE OF The Maps a
1Iohos ,hr Mathematics and the Latin Language Letters "a
dressed 10 A. b. care of VIM A. Gillespie near Louisa u H.
Va. VIII be promptly attended to. "a ,.,u
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PERMITTING INK-We shall have constantly hand full
supply Of Johnson Durar bnst Printing Ink al moderate
prices. -
Enquire, ofics, March 10, 1914 LOO
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\, oTICE-A Petition will be presented to the next Is
~ neral Assembly Of Virginia. praying that law may pe
passed authorizing sale Of certain lands situated IN , ns
oT King William Indian town lands winch are
M y of free .roes and Others and for such Jis
The nonry arising from said sale may he ri.h and
Posilioh VI tue '""s' 0rt 4i-wlw
proper. w. -------------
DITylly,y IN JAI-Was committed 10 tile jail vi Ale
ha conntv an The 3oh July last, runaway who calls
himself oe-and says belongs I" John f.nnsy :" M f"rn
S;.h sou hui incurd yellowsh color, l. not very
blsck-he has len si'r Of bis neck oy
Using or cut-hr SPEAKS rather quick wien spoken TO- .s OH
nht rans coat blue Jeans panaloos two twtd COTTON ps
of uantaoons redstriPed Loose lnsey mao
IN, owner forward, prove prpcrty and take nun
away, Vi "' "N' ~ ~ JAMES I. BAKER,
Tailor OF Aii:aliany county, Va.
~ ia-w6w
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IN CII,NtERY.-VIpcSIs:-At Rules held IN tie Ceiks
Office of the Superior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond
Circuit the day of September, le42.
The Planters and Mechanics Bank Of Columbus In Georra
,.,inst Plaintiffs:
Afford Clnpton, Dticnhan''
The defendant having entered his appearance and given
security according the act of Assembly and the rules Of ms
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he NOT
an inubIan Commonwealth: ~ ordered That he do
opnear here day Of tho January term, and an
aver the bill and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published IN the Guy 4"
Richmond successfully and posted at the front
door of the Capitol IN the taid city.
Copy-Teste, - j.,
c., .li-SSw
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Preparatory Mathematics IN w
The prize Board put down at $780, is that paid To tie
College consideration Of certain rry grs,
binds himself the Faculty take all Students who apply
for board al the price stated The Students boarding with
him, lodge the College building.
The price of Board including washing lights and fuel other
Boarding Houses cannot exceed $780, THIS has been
established standing with the College aullc-
rites.
TO enter Mathematical Class, the Student must be
prepared Ia commence simple Equations. Those
pared may obtain necessary preparation III Preparatory
Class.
In addition 10 the enumerats there depart
the attainment uf the degree
of A. NJ
Information concerning this las well other marsl
may be obtained annual Catalogues or by corresponding
with any one Of the The classical certificate
quircd for The degree of A. NJ
Gentlemen wishing prepare themselves for Medical Gradua
on al any Institutions the necessary preparation from
Professor MinQion gives private Of Medical In
srictinn: Fee $50.
In nddtion 10 Municipal Law, there will he second
and priva: ny the Professor in which the Tc. Rocks
hr Tuckes Commentaries, tie Revised Code, omixs d.
yest Stephen on Peang-(id 2nd etion) Mm's Plead
nns wie student the advana. of reldng in
well assorted reference Library: Fee $50
Text all subjects referred he had In at
prices exceeding those IN the ciie'.
persons attending Of the private Classes mentioned
is ho happen not Students nf the COlege) will be required
10 marculate IL above the age Of 10.
CiasscR for College and
in the German Language, may be obtained IN town
T. r. DEW, President.
S.o III 3a-wlJS21O.
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IN Rules held in the clerks Or
flee of Superior Court Of Law aud Chancery oi
,r county If Charles City, in the month Of July, isi
Mary ". Harrison, riaih''h'
against . -, ~,
Francis H. Mcclure snd Mary w. his wife, Anna Mercer iar
rson Lucy Harrison, Maria Harrison Evelyn llarson hen
HARRISON benjamin Harrison, Nathaniel Nelson hoIas ~ ei-
son Abby Resale Nelson Robert stanlrd hchau
ginia DeIen"ans
The defendant hos Nelson having entered his ap-
security according the act Of Assembly
Of this Court and appearing by sa'isiac tory ev-
drncc nhahaat Of this county, u Is ordered,
That tie said de icneu dav OF the
o said Court and bill al. the plaintiff aud hat copy
of this inserted published IN Inc Guy
If Richmond for two months successfully and another copy post
ed al The front door the Court house Of this county
Copy-Teste,
RO w CHRISTIAN, c. G.
A..
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber constantly receiving from the ceebrned
nufac,ory Of Nunns Clark New York. elegant and plain
piano Fores possessing the latest Improvements and that
deieacy and of one peculiar TO er
nnacture.
Merchandise in general
Foes repaired, tuned let on hire and taken In es
change. ,,,,,,
The largest collection Music offered for sale In this
state NAV be selected the of the subscriber who ~
now enabled 10 sell Philadelphia and New York wholesale
Those purchasing TO sell again Will be furnished upon better
terms than they can find elsewhere In tho State
~ P. b. TAYLOR,
Plano Forte and Nass Ssrs, opposite =. Benas.
5qiwl2mt
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WILLIAM r. RIToaIk, ArISa1sE ,.h ~ a On Main ,
tao Rlns.
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]. &. GREGORY g. Co.. Managers,
oe, on Mcr ID door beop Haa and l4h sreets
RIcH4osp, VIRGINIA.
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Z Errin M J @ ny w J
TIE tIt!iG .'Akii.

A..
,r,. al conversan, with The acts nj THIS moliey
ooh,.,oo OF the odds and encs o: all SORTS "a roc
lions far the pas, three years. wal 'ec"i'' 80
mo, - convention the 9th ii octooe', l0io' ~
great force, at the capital OF virginia ubsi,,"
nn ,,.,e ,.,re from the "God,eke Ddntet "e0Se',
tow, IN Iohu ~ Humca lnaumeian.e speeches
were deli .ered by or The other g" Tue g,eI'
a b;,r.r, IN Gcaunc,at,on Of Martin an buren,
49,. rana n Francis + Blair, und Thomas hitch'e'
md - a,s, If William Henry Harrison, John yer
and o,h,r especial objects ci Wing alteration lh"y
nholn,elv refused TO snake revelation OF 'hf'' pun
cal nrinc,.jes--:o say word Oh liiese e'eat VI" o
of me Rant; the Tariff, Internal imfro"emeh'S, anu
,,,n NJ Ike State Debts by the General 'To-
' rbev net; in their lauguage,) TO
6 h, , common enemy, 10 overthrow the pr'hc'pes
md e,sn,es which characterized The Administration
Of Van Buren, ,h &c bo;na
reported ms Published, was ihat OF Inc uo''n
n.I vb,ch arreared IN full III tie Richmond "h'g OF
Tho h nr ibo, month We have lately read that speech
carefully. aud present our readers with an extract 10
show the reasons which Influenced the Wings IN 'he
course or conceament then pract'sed, not only he,e
bur trouohout the Union. This extract adm's 'n'
d,,r.,enc, Of opinion which charged upon the
Wb;gs =, that tiine-adms that they held no primer
p,es in com,non-tEat their ranks contained iIrh ="
nh ,oI;,ical compile xions-Bank and Anti bank-la''n
and Ant, Tariff and Internal Improvement men, aho
Anu Internal Improvement men II lhry hao al
tempted settlement OF these diierences-i lhey mac
aua,np,ed 10 reconcile these conflicting oPinions me
inevitable result would have been the resolution OF lhe
pnr,y ia;o lis original factions They knew this '"i'
wei! and hence the enumeration from nsau qua,"S-
"uo declaration Of principles for tie pudlic eye
ar there be any question questions On which you
and differ in opinion those questions are not to be lne
tones toni of discussion to-day No! We are not quite
sot enough for such an operation as that p'aush'ti]
We battling together in The face OF common ON .ne
mywe are armed TO the ieeh-puttng t"rlh as macy
hands as Briareus and with each hand dealing nun all
the buws we can-and does be imagine that at such
moment we shall be carrying on our family con'rover-
sirs: That going 10 give ourselves those olo"S
are due to hil No: lie is the enemy {" our country
we mean Ia pursue him TIL bring him 10 capliula
ton or 10 fight; and when ree hare done tha II .hefr
are any differences of opinion among u.s. We VIII Try 10
settle item ourselves, whou. his advice or assistance
laughter;) and We will settle them IN sp,' q GU"
cl,,,,on and mutual kindness /. do differ IN any
If our views, we must settle that difference not IN
spirit of exaspera,Ion but with moderaa'n-wi,h o'
bss,ance-in n spirit of amy and brotherhood
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Aur a5 3a-wsw
IL Ci4NCEgY -vRcxi.-Ata Court OF Monthly Sessions.
held for louisa county thr Court house thereof on Monday
the laih day Of September, 1912:
csF a Ms ss II. Mary M as. Da avid
Martha Ann Walker hl. WIFI Naanle James ushson r ~
Lloyd his wife, Susan T. TrviIIan and Thomas r. lIev,lan
Tie defendants. William Lloyd Eliza W. Lloyd his wife,
not appearance and given security accord
ING 10 law and The rules of this Cont and appearing ~ me
State. motion Of the Plaintiffs by their Counsel ordrf
do appear here the justices Of County Court OF Louisa
county the Court houe, the second Monday In DECEMBER
be orthw h inserted newspaper published in the city
Of for two months ana , co dav
" N"'' JOHN HUNTER, C. I~c.
scpr.2 4o-"s~
MENTAL sURGERY-R. \. HUDSON, Drsr.L suKcroS,
~ Richmond pa continues supply the loss of Teeth from
full with Beautiful lneorupbe Aiclal substitutes
viii insure the wrarer ease peImaneney ana
great utility in mastcnion aud enumeration Zen yrais
awe practical experience Dentist both in this country and
Europe enables perform oil operations on the most ap
proved plans with that and gcntlen-ss which those Pc
IA siesss Hubbard :: Gardner,
Rev. Dr. Pumer Gen. rernm, Dr. Cen re!ion'
ia Hon Rriscoe g. Baldwin John H. Peynn ESQ., Him. a. H.
H. stuart, Hon. r. lhompson Thos j. Niche, Esq
The having had ample opportunities Of becoming
acquainted with The professional merits OF Dr. H. =. Hudson,
public gentleman rInneny skilled in his Profession ana
Of uexcepinnabe department DR. Hudson was IN me
practice o his profession In Saunfon, recently fer about three
during hch time he operated upon HE TEEN ~ several
members Of family and gave entire satisfaction lie nso IN
Teeth aud Is far have heard his " ra"ns nave nen a
proved and feel assured that speak the general -entne
II The community say rr, m Hudson regarded as in
eomparaby the beat Dentist who @ r,as,'sfd ~
s,aunton Augusta CO., Va, NV. ISL.
Office Main street, r" ors below the EXCHANGE BANK
Aug5 2-~ly
IVILII4M MARY COLLEGE, Tbs Lectures IN this In
w stluton Will The 2nl Monday IN October
Course for no Dtrrfe If 4. b.
JUNIOR YEAH.
Relies Lct,res Logic Ethics sory.-Thomas Il. Dew,
Political Law and revery Tucker, Professor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Saunders. Professor
ch,ml.'ry-john MlIlins %,o, PI g.. $50
Political Economy and Metaphyscs.-Thomns L. Dew, Pro.
Natural phiosophy-John Millnron, Professor.
Mathematics Robert Saunders, Professor
INDEPENDENT CLASS.
Preparatory Maiienaics.-Roher, Saunders, Professor
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Ancient Iar.la.cs.-Charles Minnieerode, Professor.
Junior Latin Class The Student must be prepared
10 read saust ys for admission into the Junior
Greek Glass lie must he prepared Ia read Acnophon
E1pen,ts # regular Student
JUNIOR YEAR
Fees o three Professors S2l each S0 90
Half fee. Junior Political Class 10 on
yntriruann fee W
Board tincludins washing, lights and fue,) 100 %
sos 90
Fees TO three Professors, 500 %
Naturalization Zee, ,o . w y,
Board, &C. lev y"
s95 go
INDEPENDENT CLASSES.
Junior Latin Glass 90 o. o.
Junior Greek Class 20 o.
Preparatory Mathematics :, VI
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Commonwealth If Massachusetts.
House OF REPREsEyTATIvEs,
September 10, 1912.


The undersigned are lmPelled, from sense of duty
to their constituents The Of equity, and parti-
cularly as affecting the rights and interests Of &C.
knowiedgcd powerful minority in this Common wealth,
10 urge this their soiemn protest. against The passage
Of The Gct dividing the State into Districts for the
choice Of Representatives TO the Congress cfthe u S
They resor, this course, from spirit of captIous
interference but from deepseated conviction OF the
gross and palpablc injustice Of the measure.
If the undersigned had to believe that the ar
rumens and opinions Of his Excellency would he sus-
tanned by this House and the coordinate branches OF
the Government, then had they reason 10 hope for
system of dis,rcting which should be based upon The
principles of Justice and farncss In his ExcCency
occasional message in relation 10 this SUBJECT We hnd
The following paragraph;
u'Thers can never be coatentment under an unjust
distribution of political power nor under any measures
designed TO suppress fair expression of the opinions OF
a minority
The meaning of this language is distinct and obvi
Gus. We strenuousy protest against the passage oil
the act in question, because it proposes manifest
"unjust distribution Of political pouer.' The Demo
craiic "minoriiy Of this State but few thousands
less in number Than the Wing majority, the Wing ma.
ority in the nal of le4l being less than
a thousand in popular vote of about 100000 This
majority existed in the capital of the State and yet
strange as it may appear, tine districts have been so
formed that but single district CT the ten in the State
arc found to have given, BY the vote alluded 10, De
mocratic majority We respectfully protest against The
measure, as one, de.gned TO suppress fair tapres
SIGN Of the opinions Of minority
Had this result been produced By an adherence TO
any settled principles of action-the principle OF an
equal population in each dslTic;-,hs preservation OF
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HAGSiricrsr SCHEME!
SEa nnl Ion nrlzea Of 900 dollars

<, 396 prizes, :, amounting 10 s',."'2'o
Tickets s21-halves l0-Gnarters 5-eichthse 90
Certificate of Package of 20 Whole Tickets Ss0-shares in
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-16
STATE OF VERMONT.

Probate District Of Marlboro, IS.
In PROBATE CoURT, August 25, Is42
ZONES Holland Pmpton, Administrator
~ cum 1estanlento .Anneno, npon the Es-
tate Of SAMUEL KENNEY, late of Wards
boro,n said District, deceased, and files his Adj
ministration Account for examination and al
iowance. Whereupon it is ordered that the
same be heard and examined before said Court
at session thereof to be holden at the Inn OF
Arad Burnett, in New Fame, in said Distric,
on the last Thursday Of September next: and
Tor the purpose of Notifying all persons interest
ed therein of the time and place Of bearing
said Administrator is directed to publish COW
OF the Record of this Order three weeks success
svely in the Vermont PhGnix, printed at Brat
tleboro, in said District, previous to said time
of hearing.
true Copy from the Record.
Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY, Rep,r
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From the Euening Signal, n. Y.
SHERRY WINE ERlTTEEsS

FHNHESE are remedy very highly and very
Il justly recommended by physicians, as oi
great efficacy in giving strength TO the weak
and debilitated. The use of years has satislac-
torly proved their virtues. Unhnctured by
the slightest deleterious matter, they commu.
nicae the healing powers of the best medicinal
roots and plants. They restore, and il not laid
aside, preserve the whole animal economy in a
state Of habitua heathiness. They cannot be
too frequently commended 10 public notice by
just encomiums from the press.
90 In speaking of the excellence of the
Sherry Wine Btters, we meant those prepared
by DR.. S. o. Richardson, of South Reading,
Mass.
For sale by The .foHoping agents;
Bratlehoro, Dutton & CLARK; Putney, p.
r. Chandler & Co.; Saxtons River, ID. l..
Wiley; Camb idgeport, l. B. Wilson; Chester,
Sherwin 4 Richardson, Joseph Hadley; Spring
field, A. l.. Thompson g. Co.; North Spring
field, j. Chase, White & Ellison; Guiord, d.
ii. Stevens Co; Jacksonville. l.. J. s. A. II.
ChiIds; W iImngton, F. T. & V. Forbes; Do
yer, Perry 4 Gorhom; West Dover, w. ii.
Jones; Newiane, w. II. & w. l.. w iams;
North Wardsboro, A. Lawton g. Co.. Jamai-
ca, Mernfcld g. Newell; Londonderry, Alfred
Pierce, Niles Aldrich; Weston, Asa b. Foster,
Andover, John B. Manning.
April /, 1912. 6mS9