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, 1843-10-28

V~IcKsBURG AND RoDNEY.--Tne
V~icksburg Sentinel of the 10th inst
says:
"A city Of this extent and popuIa-
ton has never enjoyed better health
than has Vicksbnrg during the present
season. Out Of four thousand inhGb-
itants, there occurred one death last
week! This We 5elle.e indicates a
state OF health Unprecedented, paitic.
ularly when ~e lake into considera
ton the prevalence Of disease in the
country.
"Sickness prevails to an alarming
extent at Rodney. One half Of tie
inhabitants are said to have been
down. and the mortality in proportion
10 the number Of inhabitants. dread
fol. In many of the adjoining com,
ties too, 1t has been unusually sickly.
while to us at Vicksburg, sickness
was unknown. True it is. we admit,
that there have been one or two ca.
Ses Of yellow fever. but they were
confined 10 persons whose modes OF
itic. position and unaccIimalion made
thcm peculiarly liable to disease.
I'VE are sorry 10 Stale that ihe,r
are some few eases ui yellow fever m
town now
, 1843-10-28
COIHTEHGIEE.
resigned


ST. Lotus, October "a.
The sales Of Tobacco at the Plan
tiers Warehouse yesterday amount
I'd 10 3 hhdS; Passed ranged from 9
! 20 20 700, and Refused from iO5 10
? 20.
E,,oyNA7rr. 0cio-crTG.
Fium.-aa!cG on .-r'nrdaY from
wagons at - G;lromC Canal at 50 GO.
ut which ii is firm.
UhiN3u-iS less firm; moderate
sa'es at CanU and River at l&c.--but
all he receipts we're not taken.
No change in Wheat. FIaxsecd
Feathers. Brooms. OF other items Of
Western Produce, from our last quo
cations.
Naw YoEK. Oct. 10th.
Troy Flour sold ut 81 A: 900
Baltimore city at 4 Sc; POO Rich
mond county, At 4 Sc. Wheat is
worth % 4 go. Of good quality
Rye scId AT 72c. in the SIP. New
OIcans Com at SOC. So lis; and
North River. at 52c for a small lot;
this list is quite the top Of tie mar
ket.
; Gencssc Flour and good brands Of
fiat ONO and Michigan. sell well al
80. Several OF the sales are on
speculation.
Oae hundred bb's Whisky brought
25c, which is the highest sale Vel
Pork is steady at even money, with
small sales a little higher.
There is quite 4 panic in fancy
stocks. UarIaem has tumhIed sadly;
so las rumbicd sadly; 50 has Illinois
and others of like standing. Sales
since the board Of IIarlaem at so, and
Illinois at So.
LOG nales Dew Hemp sold at 500.
There have been quite large sales Of
this article within "A few weeks. One
House has purchased over 5000 bales,
and the prices have advanced full
$50 ton.
, 1843-10-28

GENERAL BERrRANp.-It is not
generally known that this distinguish
ed gentleman is connected with this
country hv family relationship. His
ONLY daughter. Hortentia. who was
porn on the Island OF st. Helena,
said TO be a most beautiful and &C
compliShpd M married an Am"-
riran gentleman. Mr.. Amade Thay-
er. MIR. Thayer's father went 10
France. rom Rhode Island, some for
" years ago, during the revolution.
where he married IN accomplished
English lady. BY whom he had TWO
sons. ana by Tie jndlcious investment
of his money. laId the foundation oil
an immense fortune. which his sons
have recently inherited. Mr.. Ed.
ward Thayer, the younger son, mar
ried the only DAUGHTER of the Duke
de P.ldua. Il cousin of the Emperor
Napoleon. Both of these gentle
men occupy a high social distinction
in Paris. The Younger is n leading
politician. and fiIed in being elected
10 the Chsmter of Deputies, during
the last political canvass, by a very
te"v votes.
, 1843-10-28
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has obtained of the Clerk of the
county court of Pike county, letters of nd
ministration on the estate Of Richard V. Keeth,
deceased, dated October 23rd. lS43, all per
sons indebted TO said estate are requested to
make immediate payment. Al! persons hav-
ing claims a gainst said estate, are requested
to exhibit them properly authenticated, with.
in one year from the date of SAID letters or
they may be preclud,d from having any bene-
IT of said estate, and if not exhibited within
three years, they will be forever barred
WILLIAM c. COBB, Admir-.
October 2Sth 1919. 3w52.
, 1843-10-28

Selected from my Scrap Book, for The Radical.
THE DANDY.
Give me a demijOhn of gall,
a pen of cane reed, split with Z broad
axe,
A sheet of paper broad as Congress Hall.
And Vigorous nerves, as tough IS cob
Let me be starved, and poor, and meanly
clad,
Encircle me with duns, to make me mad,
Coddle my scullpit with fumes of brandy,
Then let me write-how much | hate a
Dandy.
Ye mincing, squirting, smoke-faced pref
ty things,
With corsets laced as tight as fiddle
strings.
Crook'd as a toad, and supple as a cat
About the WAIST d Sharp, the FATE b
flat
Ye Bringing, superserviceablc slaves,
Ye self complacent, ~blainless, heartless
knavcs;
Ye lizard-lookingapcs with cat fish gills,
Ye seoundrcls-go and pay your TAI
LoR'S BILLS.
"PumpLin Tine"
, 1843-10-28
NOE ROE.

TItH subscriber his iet; ia the
< Lands Of J. O. Broadhcad. EsGr..
the notes gwen by thcse vino Purchas-
ed property at my sale. Those in
debteL are requested TO make pay
n.ent to aln. Those indebted on old
scores IRE also requested to make i'm
mediate payment.
Il. T. COAETEH..
Bowling Green. Pike County No.
Oct. 2lSt. iG43. iw-5i.
, 1843-10-28
B5EcoUfQE'S' &aF9.

TFiiE urI-rsi-aed Executors Of
L .ne las. uUl and testament c!
Lewis UsgooI. Of Pike county, de-
csaset. viii, on "Wednesday the 97th
day Of December next. offer ut pub
lie sale, 10 iha hughes. bidder, the
Farm on winch the deceased lived q,
the time of his death. consisting Of
240 acres. vita adwelng house. out
houses. ana a good horse mI!l--also
another tract OF 40 acres. on which
Is a good sugar orchard, together with
Il Likely family of slaves, consisting
of men, wrmer, and Children, with n
variety Of ether articles, not necessa.
ry to particular;ze. Terms Of sale,
lor all sums Of $3.50 cents, or Under.
cash, and for ell sJms over $3.50
cents. 4 credit "t twelve months vii!
be gwen, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security.
|. J. DAVIS.
HENRY HAGOOD.
Executors.
October 28lh. l843. 3w52.
, 1843-10-28
Private Academy.

s-fEE undersigned have employed Mr..
Ea GEORGE NoKRIs, 2. B., to super
intend the instruction of their sons for
the ensuing year. Mr.. MOrr!s comes
well recommendedbo :h as regards sound
scholarship and moral character.
As the number 10 be taught in their
own families is small, the undersigned
feel willing: % admit a few young gentle
men from the vicinity to The privileges
of this school, on the following low
terms:
Terms for the entire scholastic yelr of
ten months.
Common English Branches, togethe- with
Book keeping, the Elements CT Phil
tsophy, Chemistry, &c. $4,000.
The Latin and Greek Languages and
the higher ranches of the Matlemat-
icS, ircla1ing Algebra, Geometry,
Plane and Spherical Trigcnonetry,
Efensuration, Surveying, Physics, AS
trOnomJ and Conic-sections 1000.
" Bca.i, Washing, &c. 5000.
Board can be had in the families ofthe
undersigned, or in others in the immedi-
ate vicinity.
Those wishing to acquire a thorough
English, Mercantile or Classical Educa-
ton, viii 90 well 70 avail themselves Of
the present opportunity.
The school will cpen on Monday 23d,
of October, l8l3.
FOUNTAIN MERIWETHER.
TH0h1AS NJ. LEWIS.
Prair;cville, Pike County, Missouri.
Oct. 2ist, 1913. 4w5l.
, 1843-10-28
FINAI SETTLEMENT.

TE9IlE undersigned administrator OF
Z the estate of 4. F. H~agarman,
deceased, late of Lincoln Co., Mo-.
hereby gives notice 70 eli creditors
and Others interested in said estate,
that he intends to make n final settle
ment Of sad estate, at the next Nov.
term OF the county Court of said
county.
Wm. II. HAMMOCK, Admir-.
October itih, 1913. 3w50.
, 1843-10-28
Last RcyE!D.

a IL those who have notes duo the
~ estate Of VIVA. McpIke, decd, will
have TO attend this notice prrctually.
Those Who have notes due 12months,
viii please call and settle the interest,
either by cash or note. or they will
ind their notes in the officers hands
ior collection.
AILCY HcPIXE hdmr,x.
Oct. I4th 1913. 3w-50.
, 1843-10-28
Final settlement.

TTDTiCE ia hechy given to ali pe'ous
M c"ncern",i or - any way Interested in
I've estate of John t'itchcl. deed. that the
undersigned Adm'r Of sud dccrasei, will
make e fnsl scttienteltof said estate, at
tnc next Nov. terra Of the Coun>y Court
of Pike county.
WILLIS IiiTCuEI, ADM.
October Iith, ls43. fw50.
, 1843-10-28

Co~hidiug at Aibany.-The Alba
my knickerbocker says: A dislin.
guIshed young rake Of the vagabond
and loafer order, son ola very worthy
and estlmably old gentleman in town
received a first rate cowhiding a few
nights since, from a young gentle
man, Tor daring to offer an insult to
his sister.
, 1843-10-28
Caution.

UHE undersigned having for good and
Il sufficient cause and proyOcation, seParn-
ted from his wife Elvira Martin, and having
made, and intending to make ample provision
for her. All persons arc therefore forwarned
from trusting or giving her any credit on my
account, as | will pay no debts which she may
contract. ~ MARLIN.
Ssptsmks, 30th; l6<3. 4s&S.
, 1843-10-28
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE. is hereby given, thai the
- undersigned has obtained of the
Clerk of the County Court of Pike
County, letters of Administrator on
the estate Of Richard J. Lewc;len, de-
ceased, dated Oct. lst., 1913, all per-
sons indebted TO said estate, are re-
GucstcL to make immediate payment.
All persons having claims against said
estate, are requested TO exhibit them
properly authenticated, within one
year from tha date of said letters or
ihey may he preciudsd from having
any benef. OF said estate. and if not
exhibited within three wears, they will
he forever barred.
CIIRISTIANA IEWELLEN,
JOHN SPENCER.
Administrators.
October 2Ist., 1843. 3wOl.
, 1843-10-28

Peusoyism IN Eogtand.-Thr ques,
ton whether the principles held by
DIR. Pusev are in accordance with the
rubric and canons of the church vii
shortly be tesled before the English
Ecclesiastical tribunals. A Pusey
paper called the British Queen has
sunk for want of support.
, 1843-10-28

The Wool u dde of ROcheSier.--A
Rochester paper says there is no
branch of business which has lncreas-
ed IN greater proportion than the
WOOL trade. EieUen hundred thou
sand pounds of wool have been pur-
chased IN that city alone during this
season.
, 1843-10-28

Duty on Flour imported into Neu
Greaqda.-The Department Of State
Washington. learn that the Legisla.
ture of Santa Martha has imposed a
duty Of one dollar per barrel or flour
IN addition to a previous one of fifty
cents, making the duty now per bar
rel S6,52.
, 1843-10-28

Washington Irving, our distinguish
ed minister to Spain. who had been
seriously III at Madrid. has sufficient
lv recovered 10 make a visit 10
France. for the benefit of his health.
He arrived AT Versailles on the 10th
September inst. where. and in Paris,
he will pass several weeks.
, 1843-10-28
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, tina, the
~ undersigned has obtained of the
Clerk of tie County Court Of Pike
county. letters of Administration on
the estate Of E!ias Williams, deceas-
ed. dated October I7th 1913; alt per-
sons indebted 10 said estate. are re-
quested TO make immediate payment,
all persons having claims against SAID
estate, are requested 10 exhibit them
properly authenticated, within ons
year from the date of said letters or
Trey may &c rreciuded from having
any benefit Of said estate, and if not
exhibited within three wears, they
will be forever barred.
JAMES READ, Admir-.
October 2Ist, l343. 3w5i.
, 1843-10-28

A SCORPION IN LoGwOop.--A man
called on DR.. Devan on Monday
morning in great anxiety. bringing
with him Il scorpion four inches long.
that came out from the hollow end OF
a stick Of logwood which he was saw
ING, and bit one OF his fingers. The
finger was a good deal swollen and
tho intlamation was rapidly increas-
nag. The circumstances shows lhat
some caution IS necessary in dealing
with hollow wood from the climate
Of "jprrs.-[N. Y. Jour. of Com.
, 1843-10-28

We cnnvrrssd with IN old gentle
man on Monday. from Red River
comfy. Texas. who stated that the
portion of Capt. Snivelv's party. VIII"
went from TINT county were return.
ing one bv me-. half naked and halt
starved.-TCadio Gazette. 27thult.
, 1843-10-28

Abbott Lawrence. of Boston. Mr..
Weed writes, IS courted ty all the
nobility and gentry in London. He
is one of the most intelligent mer,
chants and accomplished gentlemen
in this country.
, 1843-10-28
n NW GOODS.
A~nNlN!STRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. thai the
y undersigned has obtained from
the Clerk Of the County Court of
Lincoln county. letters ofAdmirrstra-
non upoa tie Estate of Elisha
Weiiy. deceased, bearing date the
25rh Of Sept. l343. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate, are !e,
Gaasled 10 exhibit Them in one wear
from the date OF said letters for al
..owancc, or they may he preciuded
from any baHefi, Of SAID estate; and
if such cia.u,s,F not presented with
in three years f,om Tue date OF said
letters, they viii be forever barred.
MOSES BOND, Adm'r.
October l4th, IG43. 3w5O.
, 1843-10-28

Father Mathew made 100000
teetotaIers during his stay in Eng.
land.
, 1843-10-28
Wood.

VIZ III. be taken in payment Of subscup
W ton 10 the Radical, ifdel vcred soon.
October c6th, lSi3. So.
, 1843-10-28

The Memphis, Tenn, Eagle of the
I2th inst says:
\ friend writes TO us that Mr.. Web
ster expects TO visit the South and
West on his Journey to Washington
this fall. lie writes: Mr.. Webster
has long since expressed a wish TO
visit the South. and now. since be
has tecome a private citizen. and can,
for the first iime within 50 years. com-
maud his own tune, we may expect
10 have the pleasure OF seeing him,
perhaps. IA next month.
Re will descend the Ohio from Fits.
burgh. or WhccIiug, to New Orleans.
From New Oceans he will pass over
the lake 10 Mobile. .-nm thence .hro'
Georgia 20 Charleston. Sp.:h Carroll.
M. and TO Washington City"
The God!ike" is on the ,urC. and
IS determined to Try his speed aud
bottom before the Whi- National
Convention assemblies. We com.
mend him t. especial favor Of the
Clay Clubs in tie West and South.
Where Is lie 20 "o!-IRcrortcr.
, 1843-10-28
Administrators Notice.

Office is hereby given, that tho
~ undersigned has obtained OF the
Clerk of the County Court of Pike
County. letters of Administration on
the estate OF Thomas Whitledge, de-
ceased. dated Oct. 1G. l843, all per-
sons indebted to said estate, are re-
quested TO make immediate payment.
All persons having claims against said
estate, IRE requested TO exhibit them
properly authenticated, within one
year from the dale oC said letters or
they may be precluded from having
any benefit Of said estate, and if not
exhibited Within three years, they
will he forever barred.
PERRY CURRY, Admir-.
Oct. 2Ist, I843. 3w--5l.
, 1843-10-28

Died, at . O'Clock, A. NJ. on Sun.
day the Gath ult,, at his residence near
Washington, Franklin County. DA.
vID STERIGERE, Judge of the Ninth
Judicial Circuit Of the State of Mis-,
souri,.
, 1843-10-28
III lei,

1t the residence OF his father, in this Coun-
~, on the 22nd inst, of conjestive fever, Silas
b.. Boyd, aged % years.
, 1843-10-28

INCIDENT ~ THE BURNING OF THE
Ml>sorRl.--We have heard Of tx"
animal occurrences Oh board THIS
steamer that strike US rs inguIar, and,
at the same time. characteristic.
There was on board y get bear.
which, rs tie tianrs were ragiuC, he
cane more AMI mo:e excited. until;
AS thew burst forth on the decks. the
infurilted animal eaPti1toIhrir midst
and perished.
There was also nn board a New
found ani bitch, With her pup. While
the mel remained at quarters she too
remained, going in aud ont among
them as usual; ana calmly as usual;
but when the last man had left the f.
taI ship. she went 20 her kennel. took
the pup in her mouth. and running
nut on The a~"w>prit. sprang int" the
water aau swan ashore without drop
Ping her precious burden.
Yet. there are those who abrt the
massacre Of dogs hy bru:es is.s hu
man almost. certainlv l"SS reasoning.
than their vicrins.-N. Y. American.
, 1843-10-28


The London correspondent Of the
\. Y. journal Of C"mmerce says:
BIZ a parliamentary return. it ap-
pears that fhe cured provisions from
the United States. COR the half yea
ending 5rh Of july last. amounted for
saIied beef 1895 cw': suited pork
not hams no. bacon 3.3O3 cwt: hams
252 cwt. Fr.m British America 10.
O57 cwt. If sl,ed beef; lO,94f ot
rork: and 167 cwi Of hams. TIE
IIlnSoatic towns. | perceive. furnish
- coniiv quality; G.G56 cwt az the
first named. I.75l 81 The second. and
1904 cwt ot the last. Altogether,
however. the imn"rtati"nS have been
but small. and the Uni'ed States mer.
chants lave hal = fall STARE e the
trade. Tie total quantities Impaired
having been: beet 25.4l4 cwt: p"rk
1888: and hams 1894 cwt. This
an.Uat scarce exceeds tie qIaniI-
II imported mo this country previ-
ons to the reduction of the duty from
y shilings to 9 snilIing>. and only l.
$40 cwjof it were devoted for hone
consumption. the remainder having
heen either re-cXpoytpd rs mcrchan
disc. or fer Ships stores.
, 1843-10-28

Gov. Reynolds has appointed James
Eagon 10 be a Director of the Branch
Bank at Palmyra, in place ON R. Bow
er, resigned
, 1843-10-28

AMERICAN HrxP.-We have been
shown a very beautiful specimen 81
water Ioltci hemp. raised near ST.
Louis, by Mr.. DAVID Mycrlc, which
is p,oaornced by Goa petent judges
To- be = most superior article. -[Bait.
Amer 7th inst.
, 1843-10-28
GENERAL L,Nn OrFicr.9
SenlemIer 6lh. IGl3.i

September Ctr. 1881
GEyrLEMEN.--I received to-day
your letter OF the 2I,t ui,.. stating
that "Ihe commissioner on the par, oil
tie State, had selected. and is select
ing lands. in the Platte country, that
are held by Pre-cmption"-that as
the land sales are approaching. ''you
desire specific instructions ia regard
TO Your action thereon and enqulr-
ing "are such selectionsto be exempt
ed from sale, or when abandoned 10
the State, are they subject 10 the
right Of Prescription by subsequent
settlcrsl'
Under the decision of this Office,
the selection by the State undcr the
act Of 4rh of September 1871, Of
Pre- caption is inadnrissable and must
not be recognized by you.
The ~pre-emplion claims in question.
must stand or fall on their own mcr-
it's, and await the public sale in or
der that their fate may bc determined.
NoreIIuq"Ishmcnt or transfer Of them.
however, in the mem tinc, either with
view to allow their selection by the
State. or for any purpose whatever,
must be admitted by you; because
any such transfer is expressly inter
dicted by law even where the right
is proved up until the patent is lssu-
ed.
The pre- cmp';on claims which may
be duly established before the day of
public sale, will Of course. not be
subject to selection by tho State. for
in such cases. the right will he fully
vested in the pre.emrtor. Such OF
them rs may not he established be-
fore that day will, By reason of Il fail
urP. be forfeited, and the lands viii
be liable TO all existing enacimcnts in
relation TO public lands, subject to en-
try at private sale.
Very resp'y. your ob't serv't,
THOS. II. BLAKE. Commissioner.
Jas. II. B!RcH.l Register & Receiver,
f. NJ SAMUEL.} PIattsburgh, Mo.
, 1843-10-28

APor!0at 10 P,ccmptioaery.--Wc
copy the following letter from the last
Platte Eagle. /; contains important
Information to the prc-cmPtioners in
these parts of tie State where the
STATE Government has commenced
the selection of lands unirr the gran,
Of 100000 acres by the last Con
crCsS:
, 1843-10-28

October 28lh. 1843. 3w52.
, 1843-10-28
eUiE!S EkgY'S DOCK
FOR l344,

4 Great hducement 10 neW Subscribers.
For every new subscriber, send
ing Three Dollars, we will send 4
copy o. the
Np AVI ROON sNEIrkI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-02
DIR. TAXLOR's
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT,

ONLY GENUINE, 1916, BOWERY, N. Y.
UNOR Consumption, Cough, Colds, Splitting OF
n Blood, Pam in the side breast, Aslbma
Peurisy, Shorness Of BREATH Pllptaion Of the
Heart, Debility, Nervousness, and ali di eases Of the
Lungs and Liver. This medicine has been nseN in
the city Of New York with unexamplod success for
eight years, curing thousands who were supposed
incurabe. II is now used by most Of the medical
faculty, the Clergy, the Press ard the whole people.
Certificates Of extraordinary cures will accompany
"a ch battle.
SURPRISING CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
Mr. r. Gladdn OF Delhi, New York. Of a natural
consumplious constitution, has been saved from
ntimely end by the use OF DR.. Taylor's Balsam OF
Liveiwon. A severe cold brought on an attack OF
Pleurisy, and thus ended in genera debility and con-
sumption. CONSTANT Tough, hectic flush, restless
nghs, quick pulse, and continued loss OF Aesh, au-
cured a speedy death; but as soon as he commenced
the use OF this balsam he grew better, and is now
fully restored TO health.
QUICK CONSUMPTION CURED ! ccriry,
that my oldest daughter took the whooping cough,
which terminated IN stverc inflammation Of the
lungs. We called IN physician, aud 10 our sur
prise, he said she dangerously Ill Of The quick
consumption, and we daily grew more and more con-
vinccd that her lungs were rapidly wasting away. ]
hen procured The abcst medical councI could Of
hree physicians, who, utter treating her cast twc
months, gave US no encouragement, bu on Tie con
rary discouraged MS. then tesVivcd 10 ny DR.
Taylor's Balsam Of Liverworl. but with little hote
as her breathing was feeble as 10 be scarcely per-
.eptlbe bg applying the ear close TO her W. had
not given this medicine one mouth before she had so
far recovered as be able 10 walk across he room,
ana she soon after became quite strong and well,
and Tor which medicine, nexttO the blessing Of heav-
en-, am indebted, and am willing TO be sworn 10
'hcse ficts.
| For sale by siLAS BURBANK, JR. and COL
! LINS & CLARK, Montpelier, VI.
n. B. Purchasers arc particularly cautioned 10
bay no other Than that made at 375, BOwcry, N. Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-02


Beautiful head Of hair has Away" been consioereu
n Of the greatest ornaments ever bestowed Dy ma
lure upon the human frame and ndspensaby necessary TO
the perfection Of personal beauty. II is common cm-
plant among young persons that lheir hair Is anh on on
bec, ming dry and unhealthy; this may he owing to the
application u improper and injurious oils or to the enuc
NEGLECT of he hair Without proper attention, diseases
Of he hair will ase which often found to occasion
thnness falling off, and sometimes total badness FOR
these evils and the Inconvenience necessarily attending
them Johnson's Vegetable HaiT Oil vii be found an al
most nallibe remedy This oil was tried in many cases
of badness thinness and falling of Of the hair before II
was offered the public and in nearly every instance It's
beneficial effects have been realized TO adnlfaon mas
IN nv cases been known produce new and beautiful
growth of hair on heads which bald and VIII a.
WAYS check falling of which so frequently occurs 10
cases where it becomes dry and ceases to grow, ms OIL
will VERY soon render il healthy aud produce rapid and
beautiful or with wit out the cast injury 10 INC heaG u?r
does any falling off follow after usilg Iha loss OF har
which SO frequently takes place after sickness may DC
easily prevented by using tins oil In short no Ol' mas
ever been offered to the public that gives such UNIVERSAL
satisfaction and stands the Of experience Ike John-
sons Vegetable Hair Oil. For sale oy ,,
p. G.. SMITH.
Montoeler Anil 10 1913. O4--6mi.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-02
DAVID BREWERS ESTATE.

TIME subscribers having teen appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the District Of Randolph com
mssioners 10 receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate of David Brewer
late Of Tunbrdge said district deceased, represented
nsoyen and the Of six calend months from the Sd
creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove their
specvs claims before us-Do give notice that we will at
house of Chauncey Brewer 10 Tunbndge in said district
on the third Wednesday of June and FIRST Wednesday OF
November, al nine o'clock A M each Of said days.
ZEBINA WHITNEY, )Commis
JONATHAN KINNEY, sioners.
Tunbrsge, May 10th, a d l9i3,, Os