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j. B A K { r
Alto RNEx AT Law,

EAILL practice in the Superior and Infe-
w rior Courts of Page, Shenandoah, War
rem, and Rappahannock; also, in the District
Court of the United States, with view to at.
tend to cases of Bankruptcy, and will give
prompt attention to all business committed to
his management. Office in Luray.
Refer to Barton & Williams, Jas. 5. Carson,
Esq, and John s. Magill, Esq, Winchester :;
and George Norris, merchant, Baltimore.
April %, 1912 If
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ray ~ @&steee,

w AS taken tlp,y. the, Sub scriber. on lis
w premises, in this ceuvtu,- or che "a DAY
OF April last, an ESTRAY STEER. described
as follows, viz: Two years old this spring.
being mainly white, with pale red neck, swat
low fork in the left, and undercrop in the
right ear; with red spots on the sides, and
bald face Said steer was appraised at five
dollars. The owner is requested to- prove
charges. and take him away.
JOS. II. SAMUELS.
June 16, 1875
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pOS1'p0NEMENI'.

GhWING to unavoidable circumstances, the
" above ramed land was not sold on the
day specified. l will therefore proceed to
sell the said property, in the manner and upon
the terms above designated, On Friday the
8h day Of July neat, at 10 O'clock. A. NJ.
+. WALTON, Commr.
Jure 16 12A9
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.GGr.uSt fg5aCe+

DY VIRTUE of deed of trust executed
4 D by John Stephenson 70 the subscriber as
trustee, for the benefit of Samuel SKendrick,
dated 5th March, 1872, and recorded in the
clerks office of Shenand all county, shall,
On Wednesday The 10Th day Of July neat, on
the premises, sell to the highest bidder, for
ready morey, the
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURE
Western Dist. Of Iug'q, Staurtoa.
IN BANKRUPTCY:

NOTICE to creditors and az others con
cerned in interest, TO show case against the
petition Of
No. 63-Beniamin Blackford and Thomas
IT, Blackford, trading wnder.the firm OF Ben
jaminsBlackfo-d and Son, OF shenandoah coun-
ty, for a discharge from all their debts and a
certificate thereof, on Monday the 81 day OF
October, 1912
No. 166-John Brewer, OF Shenandoah
county, for discharge from all his debts and
a.ceItiGcate thereof, on Monday the Sd day OF
October, 1912. aeste,
NiCHO. X. TROUT, D. Clerk.
June %, 1912. -1lw
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ION, obiice.
dice dffhe 5Y.s9 p Railroad Campag,.@,
Winchester March ~ 1910

Office d3fhe, ". % p Railroad Cdmpan-}2
Wihchestef, March 80, 1912.
rHSO PREVENT all misapprehenslon, no.
n tee is hereby given, that al freight coll
lected at the Depots ofthe Company, whether
due to this Company, or>anv other for which
i acts, will be received in Virginia Paper.
oifTeiltat Winchester. 1t issalso made known
that all goods and merchandise, or other
freights, shipped from Philadelphia or New.
York. sent to the care of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, will by an arrange
ment between that Company and the Winches
ter and Potomac Railroad Company, be for
warded direct to Winchester. without any
commissions for receiving and forwarding
charged at Baltimore. and the whole freight
through from either of those places, OF. any
other point north Of Baltimore, will be collcc,
ted at Winchester. BY Order,
]. GEO. HEST,
April7, 1si2-tf .4geat.
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HOUSE And LOT

in the town of strasbmg now occupied BY
Retiben Bird as a Store House.
The title to this property is believed to be
unquestionable, but | shall convey only such
title as is vested in me as trustee.
GILES COOK, TRUSTEE.
Iune is. 184o-4w
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Wegteyzs District Of ITrginia, 6iaunton.
In Bankruptcy.

NOTICE 10 CREDITORS and all others
concerned in intesest, to shew cause against
the petition Of
No. S98-Henry P. Bader, of Shenandoah
county. to be declured a bankrupt, OH Mon.
day the Sd of October, 1912.
No 45l-John Hepner, of Shenandoah
county, to be declared bankrupt on Monday
the Sd of October, 1872
No 432-Isaac A. RufFner, of Shenandoah,
county, to be declared bankrupt on Monday
the Sd of October, 1842.
Teste,
N1CHO. X. TROUT, d. Clerk.
June 16, f542.-4t
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Western Dist. Of Va, Staunton
TN BANYRuprcy

NOTICE TosCREDlToRs and all others
concerned IN interest. TO shew cause against
the petition Of
78-Ihomas G. Durrett, of Shenando
aho unity, for discharge from all his debts
and Certificate thereof. on Monday, the Sd
day Of October, 1842.
s'este,
N1CHO. K. TROUT, d. Clerk.
Nav 26. 1942,-7Cd
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Estray Steer.

.IA.xmL ATAS takenup on the prem
ssss.szsss1 Wv ises of the Subscriber on
Mill Creek, some time in July last, A RED
SPOTTED STEER, with a slit in The right
ear, and the left cropped SAID steerwas ap.
praisedf, ten dollars. The owner is reques.
ted tocome forward, prove property, pay
charges, end take him away.
ERASMUS +. RINKER.
June Is, 1842-3tpd
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"a MOST
DESIRABLE ESTATE
1T 1U1rRef+

VANISHING TO tg'ali5feI' portion. of my la
w bertos the se}itli West, where l have
large and valuable landed property that | de
sire to bring into active. operation, offer :of
Sale one of the nostdesirable higk- tand Estates
in this region Of country.
This Estate is in Nelson county, miles be-
low the Court House, a fiourishmg little vii
lage-and miles above New Market, ohfthe
james Riven Canal. The tract contains
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swer me, answer me.' she added, for the prince
was so astonished at the turn affairs had TAKEN that
he scarcely knew what to say
will they pay the thousand dollars in gold,
Philip
- They've done-t already-and if it will add to
your happiness, will hand it to yon this moment
what have YOU got it with your
The prince took out his purse, which he had
filled with money in the expectation of some play.
Take it and weigh 1t, my girl, no said placing
1t in her hand, and kissing her again. This then
makes you mne'
oh not lhis-nor all the gold in the world, if
you We're not my own, my dear, dear Philip
And how if had given you all this money, and
yet We're not your own, your dear, dear Philip
'iwould fling the pulse at your feet, and make
you courtesy as rushed away from YOU, said
Rose, overioyed, and little suspccllng that Philip
was out of hearing,
A door now opcned-the light sreamcd out, and
the voices of the party within were heard Rose
slipt noslessly away whispering
in hufan hour, dear Philip, at St. Gregory's.
She ,ript up the steps, leaving the prince in the
darkness. Disconnected by the snddenness OF The
parting and his curiosity excited by his ignorance
of the name Of his new acquaintance, and not even
having had a full view of her face, he Consoled
hnse'wilh the rendezvous at s., Grcgory's church
DOOR This he resolved 10 keep, though it is cSi-
dent that all the tenderness which had been be-
slowed on him was intended for his friend the
watchn,un.
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CHAPTER \.

In the dancing hall, nextiO the card room, ihI-
p had looked at his watch, aud discovered that the
time Of his rendezvous with Rose ut II. Cregory's
was nearly come. lie was by no means sorry ii
the thoughts Of giving back his silk mantle and
pumrd bonnet to his substitute, for he began to
lind high life moi quite to his taste. ~ he 20
nL to the door, the negro once more came 10 hun,
please yout highness, Duke Herman is seeking
for YOU every where Philip took no notice, but
hurried out, followed by the negro When they got
into the lobby, the negro cried out in aarn-'Dy
heaven, here comes the duke" and sipt back INTO
The hall.
4 tall black mask walked fercey up 10 Philip,
and said, STAY Il moment, Sir-lNe Il word or lMo
to ,ou-I've been seeking for yOu long
Quick, then, sud Philip, for have no time
to lose.
Il would not waste Il moment, sill brook 10
delay; YOU owe ne satisI1c!lon-!ou have mJuIed
ne UNANIMOUSLY
Not that am aware Of
you don't hnow me, perhaps, said the duke.
lIllina up his mask-'now that YOU see me, your
own conscience will save nc any more words,
demand satisfaction! You and the cursed Neapo-
Titan Sononi have deceived me-
i know nothing about it, said lhip.
.Yuu rot up the shameful scene IN the cellar ct
the bakers daughter. | was at your msiea'lon
that Colonel lialt made III assault Oh me with Il
cudgel
NO such thing-I deny it.
.Wmt YOU deny it, The Lady Danken4werd,
the narshIIs lady, was an eyewitness oil IL ai,,and
she has told me every circumstance
'-hc has tod YOU grace cock aid bull story
i have had nothing 10 with it. lyon had ridicu-
lous scenes in Il bakers cellar, that was luur own
fault
i ask, once more, viii You give me satisfaction:
If not, viii expose YOU. Follow me Instantly I"
,he king. You ,hall either have 10 DO with lac Ur
with hs majesty
philip bccai.ie perplexcd. Your grace hc said
i have no wish either TO fight with YOU, or to 60
the king.
Thi, was indeed the truths for he was aIraldhrc
should he disco, cred. and punished, of course Tor
the part he had played lie therefore tired TO get
off ly every means, and watched the door 10 see
favorable moment for eleciing hls escape. Tire
duke. on the other hand, observed the uneas,ncss
or,he prince Gas he believed hlh,) aud wuNed
wote ,norous every minute. At last he seized
moor phiIip nv the arm aud was dragging him into
| the hall. ~
.Wha, do Won wal, with mel said Philip, sore
/ 10 l,igbtened' and shook oil the duke.
.ynu shall come with lie to the king lie shall
hear how shameful, your insult stranger at his
court
! VERY good replied Philip, who saw no hope Of
escape, except by continuing the cha'a,'rr o' me
| Prince. Very good come along then. ny good
luck happen TO have the arrangement with nle be-
: tween YOU and the bakers daughter. IN which YOU
/ plonse--
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REVEREND |. COVERT'S.
BALM OF LIFE.

4 NEW and Uaiuabie remedy for he aure Of COnsump
ton 1sthma BrOuchitis Group, WhOoping Cough, and
all diseases of the Lungs and Windpipej extensively
used By the MedicM Facuity, 10 Whom
the receipt has been freely mate knomn.
LY, PHELPS And co. WHOLES4LE DRUGGIST,
az WATER STREET, GENERAL AGENTS, ARE
PREPARED TO SUPPLY 4LL ORDERS ON THE
PROPRIEROR'S TERMS:
rTVIIE PROPRIETOR is now receiving, almost daily,
testimonials of the highest responsibility in favor OF his
medicine, from Physicians, Cergymen and others who
have become acquainted with its nature and cnecl,-
among which are the following -
From the Boston Medicdi journal, August 26th l84O
The following is extract from IN article in that paper
on's M0rbus LaryngcuS C0ncionatorUm," BrOnehtS,
bv FRANK If. HAMILTON, Professor in Materiu Medica
and General Pathology in Geneva Medical College.
"Thc Rev. |. COyorts Mixture, also now used so cxen
svey for this affection by Clersymcn, belongs to the
class of stimulating cxpcctorants being one of those lucky
combinations ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS while it promotes
cNpect0raton, does not impair the tone OF the stomach
this medicine feel ut liberty to speak, since its COM
position is held from the PROFESSIONS and we hope
the propricors will soon see fit TO give it to the public
We therefore venture to recommend it, having employed
in case, and in the case of many others, with
ecided benefit.
TO all trh0m il MAI concern; This may certify that
have examined the Rev. Coycrs Ingredients com
pounded under the name OF the BALM OF LfE ana be-
cvod said compound is happily calculated to relieve per-
oru ages and sexes afflicted with acntcnnd chronic
diucases of the lungs and wndpipc, MS indicated by
coughs difficult breathing, and pains IN different parts ~
the chest il administered ucdcr suitable circumstances and
in appropriate doses. JOSEPH T. PlTNEl,
Physician y Surgeon.
AUBURN, August 3.st 1888.
This ccres that having examined the Rev l. Coverts
BAL VI or LIFE, in all its component parts, we do he
cvc it be of the best compounds for coughs, con
sumptions chronic inanutlons, ETC., of which have
any knowledge and do most cordially recommend its use
to all afflicted with the above named disease.
NV. DANIELS, NJ. ID. s,i,,
W. .LOVEJON, NJ. u. '"'''"
GORDON NEEDHAM, NJ. d. Onondaga.
4, LAWRENCE, NJ. Badwnsylls.
DR G. Il PHELPS, New England Agent, Hartford, Conn
AGENTS Nv VERMONT.
JOHN A. DUNBAR, Woodstock,
b. b. Newton, Norwich,
J. G.. BROOKS, Hartford,
Wooster Downcr, sharon,
DOwner, Ncyns d Fish, ROyalon,
o. Gleason IL Co. Bethel,
II Richardson e. Co. Rochester,
Myrick Gay, Slockhridsc,
!. w French, Rnndolph'
:. d. Mason, West Randolph,
Egcrlon IL Walker East Randolph. J7-ly
WILLIAM BROWNS
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NOTICE TO FAMILIES.

A L. LOVERS or GOOD BREAD are recommended to
~ make use Of I'M. BROUN'S POR3'1BiE cih r.
YEAST ms 1t makes the bread much better than the com
mode The Yeast is Tree from all impure ingredients,
makes the bread perfectly white aud light is well adapted
for ships use and will Keep In all climates. Ii j. now III
extensive in Boston, and orders beginning IL he re
cei,ed from all quarters No better evdencei> wanting Of
ils superiority all other articles used for rising bread
than The following certificate.
BOSTON, Mny 2cth, ISL
The undersigned having made usc Of VIM. Brown
Portable Cake Yeast for rising bread IN opinions this
new prparnton Yeast far better than any other hfi
Gle we have ever made OIL and will make tile bread
much whittier and yery light aud believe IL to he ice
from all impure ingredients. .
signed by the Pastry Cooks at the fremont House, Ia
yilon American House. and Marlboro Hotel, Boston.
II Is now in use most of the Hotels in the city, and
on hoard all the Steamships belonging Ia Mr. Cnnrnds line
Of note is just received rom John Anderson
Pastry Cook on board the steamship britannia, who
writes that he has made ut VIM Browns Yeast Tor
making bread during voyages across the Atlantic ana
can recommend 1t far superior to any thing else of
rising bread. 40,
The above article Is for sale by the Proprietor 1sl
Washington street, Boston. Rctailed by -
Woodstock, VI. J. A. DUNBAR
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VOL. III. NO. 80.

singing insults against noble ladies whose names he
had never heard. While this examination was go
ing on, and one of the secretaries of the finance
minister began TO be doubtful whether the poor
Waterman really in fault or not, an uproar was
heard outside, and loud cries of watch, waich'
The policemen rushed out, and in few MIMI
les the field marshal entered the office, accOmpn-
MED by some aldde-camp and captain OF The guards
ON duty. Bring in the scoundre,' said the uar-
shall, pointing to the door--und two soldiers bro't
in Waterman whom they held prisoner and whom
they had disarmed of his staff and horn,
'AIe the Waterman gone all mad tonight" eX-
claimed the chief of police,
I'll have the rascal punished for his infamous
verses said the marshal, sorming with anger.
'lour exccency,' eNclaiued the wachuInn,
terrified at the passion of the great man, ileay-
en- is my witness, never made verse in my born
days
Silence, villain, roarcd the marshal. IN haSO
You hanged for them, And if you contradict ne
again, l'll cut you in pieces on the spot.
The police officer respectfully observed to the
teld-marshal that there must be some poetlcul ep-
idenic among the watchmen, for three had been
brought before him within the last quarter OF an
hour, accused Of the same offence.
Gentlemen, said the marshal TO the officers who
had accompanied him, 'Snce this scoundlel refuses
to confess, it will be necessary to take down from
your remenbe.ance the words Of his ulroclous Ii
bel Let them be written down while you still re-
collect them. Come say them;'
The officer of police wrote TO the direction oItle
gentlemen, who remembered the whole verses be-
tween thcul;
'O'er empty head II feather swalng
Adown the back long cue trailing;
Slim waist and padded breast to charm e,
These are the merits Of the army.
Cards, Gddlng, flirting, and so on,
BY these the nUrsml's Stalls won.
DO YOU deny, you rascal said the field marshal,
to the terrified watchman--'Do YOU deny that You
sang these infamous lies as was coming out oIny
house,:
i assure your worship'S honor, know nothing
ut all about the lies!'
why did YOU run away, then, when YOU saw
mel
Il did not run
.Wm,?' said the officers who had accompanied
the marshal-'nO run away
Were YOU not out Of breath when al last we laid
hold Of you''
Yes; but it was with fright at being so ierocious
~ attacked: | am trembling yet in every limb
Lock the obstinate villain up till morning snld
! tho narshal--he will come TO bis senses 10y that
time With these words the wruIhiul dignity went
away. These incidents had set The whole police
| force of the city on the watch In the next ten
minutes two more astonshed wHtclmen were bro t
to the Office ON similar charges with the others. One
was accused of singing libel under the window OF
| the minister Tor iAreign affairs, to which lie was
more foreign than those Of his own Department.
The other had sung some verses before The door OF
! the mpa lcgate informing him that the lights Of Tho
| church were bv no means deficient in taOw, bnt
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The heart grow old:' o, no
Tho years have fled,
It's love may sleep the while,
But is not dead
The heart grow old'' say'st ,hou'
tell thee nay;
Tho life, to thee hath been,
One winter day!
Not tho the eye and form
OF her who loved,
Which cheered your journey ing,
Where'cr you roved.
Hath rested long in death;
And manhood now,
Hath marked with carc-worn lines,
The aching brow.
V.
Not tho in stranger lands;
Nay, o'en in death,
Its chords wake dcathlCss notes,
In parting breath!
vi.
'l'ho heart grow old?' o, no!
Tho years have fled;
Its love may sleep the while,
But is not dead
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BY G. G. EASTMAN.
Spirit of the Age.

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transportation in all cases, TO be paid by the Subscribers
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'ess ny advance payment, or guaranty OF payment by
an authorized AGENT some responsible person, known
to the editor
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be made in aduancej and the paper in continued
beyond the time for which it is pdid.
Subscriptions taken for any length of time.
No paper will be discontinued, till all arroarascs are paid
All advertisements must be paid for in ddrdnce unless
some known to the editor will become responsible for
the insertion,
Advertisements will be continued until forbidden and
charged accordingly, unless the number OF insertions be
specified.
lPAl letters must be free Of postage, otherwise the
postage will be charged in account, deducted from the
remittance.
Or Any subscriber to the AGE have his CARD nser
ted in the Business Directory for 80 per years any per
son no, subscriber Tor 81 ANY person. not subscrlher
who will send MS SO, shall be entitled TO the AGE, and the
insertion OF his card for one year,
ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED, AND jon WORK ExEcu TED
AT ThE USUAL RATES.
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TOOTUACHE, TOOTHACHE,,

A NEW DIsCOyERY.-Ii has recently been discover
N ed thai the pure Extract Of GALL combined with nm
Impalpable Powder Of Alum, u sure remedy for the
Too,hache will kill the nerve In most cases, and render
them in state that they may be filed without pain. The
pure article is for sale by wv. Bsows, AL Washineion
street. Boston None genuine unless signed by The pro
prictor VIM Brown. See certificate nj its efficacy on the
direction. For sse bv y. 4. UyNB.fR. Uon'sfock.
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N. & NJ. q. RANDALL,

HAVE fitted up the shop formerly occupied by warren
Mute on Central street, where they intend TO nom
themselves Ia readiness to do all Kinds III WAICl MD
CLOCK REPAIRING and job work Of every description
that is done In Watch repairing shops They have Ist
returned from Boston with entire new and asllionnbc
assortment consisting Of Clocks, Watches, Jewcry, no
gers hest Cutlery several cases Of Knives and Forks Toys
Of all kinds Violin and Bass vio Strings CariOnet Reeds,
ritiana Ware Of the best material aud most fashionable
patterns, Combs, shell and horn travelling Baskets Per-
imery Macassar and Bears Oil Fine Gold Beads a.
All Of which offered, reasonable be found in
in this vicinity.
n b. Please call and examine and, upon our honor the
botsonian medicine shall be kept Mt bay, IL desired
". 4 NJ. o. RANDALL.
Woodstock, Sept. co. 1911.
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THoMsONIAN MEDICINE.

THOMSONIAN MEDICINE.
PURE AND UNiDULTERITED MEDICINE.
Atm. & NJ. o. RANDALL's Jewclry Store, is kept
"A good assortment Of TnOMsoNiAS MEDICINE, con
sisiing of
Rheumatic or Hot Drops, Brown LOlrla,
Wine Bitters, Puycriled slippery Elm
Dyscntery syrup, Meadow Ferne Ointment,
Vegetable Jelly, litalins shly.,
Iiniament, Stimulating Iinament,
Fine I.obeIa, Composition,
Cough Bdlsnni. thNennt,
Neryne or Naleriun, spec Blttrrs,
Green IobcIn, Woman's Friend, &c
All for sale at the Ros,on prices, ut
Sept. %, 1871. ~ NJ u. RdNDILLH'
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MiHreIII 1lfn Us.
For the Spirit Of the Age,
CATOCTIN GLEN.
BY II. TROOP.

In my waking dreams of an April day.
When Old Winters frowns have been chased away
By the hoyden spring; do rove again.
To the quc; shades Of Catoclln Glen.
When the curlew tolls at its latest chime,
TO my lancy's eye, will that sunny climc,-
Wits quiet gro3es and its laughing rills,
And the fresh green sward on its thousand hills
In It's beauty rise; like the cline that's given,
TO the brave and good in the Indians heaven.
In the sombre shade of that lonely glen,
And aiar removed from the haunts of men,
Did there live man, 'in the olden time,
To whose Fandal name, can find no rhyme.
But that same old man, when Glanced 10 stray,
BY Catoctins banks, of Summers day;
When its ripping waves in the sunlight rolled,
Answered thus, when asked 'DOM the Heart grow
old?
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COMPOUND BONEsET CANDY,

NIEDICATED-pRCE cts "a, 10 cts. oz, 62 l-2 cts
Nl lb-A remedy that has gained great reputation
for the cure of coughs, colds whoopins cough, phihisic
sore throat aud all Diseases O the lungS also 1t is IN rN
trnsvc USE for clearing the voice for Vocaots or Public
Spcakcrs and in consequence of the extensive spc mud
wonderful efficacy Tor curing the above complaints mas
caused n number Of Druggists and Contconrr~ tn com
tcrcit this yuunc cough remedy. An imitation has just
been shown me with my name stamped on the candy, ev
IDENTIFY to deceive the public. For the genuine You w
call for "Wm Browns lIonc,cl Candy, tcdicatcd md
see that the direction is signed by the proprietor and the
candy stamped " WM. DRowS." Tie true article ~ ,"'
snc in Boston, ut Wholesale rnd retail by the MGnuhctu
rcr corner Of Washington aud Elliot ST.
For sale By j, A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, Vt.