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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-19
CANDIDATES DEPARTS ENT.

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CLERk'
EDIToRs HERALD:-Gentlemen, Please an
nounce NV name as candidate for reelection !"
the Office of Clerk of the Board ofCounty ComHl'-
sioners for Grant county, at the nexr Sepismoes'
slsetion-and much oblige l.. o. SHRADLA'
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
May voters have requested Us to announe
A. Cheaoweth, as candidate for the Once o
Register OF Deeds, of Grant County, for the en''-
ins September election.
COLLECTOR.
We are authorized 10 announce Ira W. bfa"'D'
a candidate for the Office Of Collector Of this e0'A
T., AZ the next SepienbsI's election.
GIVE are authorized TO announce the nan
Of HARRISON Bell as candidate for the Or.
Of Collector Of this County, at the approach
September election.
LTREUsEN RICHARDSON, Of FaiEpisy,
Candidate for the offcs Of Collector Of this Coah.
to be voted for At the next September election
COUNTY COMMISSIONER. :,
GIVE are authorized to announce h
IoUSe, ESQ Of Hazel Green, a candidate
he ofhes Of ConRiy Cornm.sSiolsT, at TIC sas--l'
SEPTEMBER election.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-19
Pc TosI, August IL, lS43.

IoTosi, August IL, 1919.
Hugh r. Coulter, E,q.,
DEAR SIR:
The undersigned taks this means of expressing
to you their high esteem for the prompt aud cor
rect manner in which you have discharged the d.
lies of Register Of Deeds since your election TO
that office, as well as for the dsaified and cours-
Gus department with which you have conducted
yourself, as public officer, not only to your friends
and constituents but to the public in general and
as a testimony Of their high regard they solicit
that you consent to place yourself before the pso
Pile for reelection to the same Office, the duties OF
which you now so satisfactorily discharge.
With sentiments of regard we
subscribe ourselves your most
Obedient servants.
JOSEPH HALL, JOHN MORRISON,
WV. M'DANlEL, TIL: J. EMERSON,
W. J. F. BARBERIE, WIN. L. ENNOR,
j. r. GILBREATH, CHA'S LATIMER,
THOS. PALLfSER, JOHN M'SORLEY,
]. WO0LLEY, JOHN CALLERS.
5. MORRIS, ALFRED KINNEY,
T. COYLE, LEWIS REYNOLDs,
r. ARMSTRONG, w. A. JOHNSTON,
VI. II. BRIGGS, JOSIAH DAILY,
THOMAS PLATT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-19

numbering more inhabitants than any other
within the limits of said county; active, ihri-
wing and business-like in its appearance; con-
cen.rasing an immense agricultural and mineral
trade; visited by steamboats, nearly as regularly
as-Galena; growing a, pace which is never to
stop short of high and rapidly attained com
mercial importance, and be told tha. that town
was Potosi.
KCassyilIe had been put in place of SIM
pee, the description, though far short OF the
"whole truth" would have been applicable
and just.
But we are let into one cheering piece ofin-
telligence ''Sinipee is attracting public at
tention andSis said to be rapidly progressing"
Now the truth is, Sinipse isn't "ihar" at all---
i. took French leave las. winter travelled
down to Dubuque on Sleis at s25 house,
and only was. at best, a,vegetable production
produced in the Spring and decayed in The
Fall-a perfect mushroom, coming into exls-
tence without any discoverable cause and going
without any assignabIe age.
The description Of Mississippi city is impair
,ial and correct, and will apply with equal
force in all coming time. Ills point of pros
pec,ive importance, with superior chance Of
remaining prospective forever.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-19

THE MIN r. S..NO. 10.
OLD GRANT DIGGINGS.

TINS division of the Mines is all upon en-
tered land ia Section fifteen, Town four north,
10 Range four west, Of this County, near the
brow Of the eastern bluff of Grant River, and
upon the immediate break of two ridges; form
cd by deep ravine running at right angles
with the said River. AS this point brings us
in connection with one of the most important
streams of this County, il is hoped that brief
description of the same will not be considered
out Of place.
The most northern supply Of Grant River,
which drains, altogether, about seven Town
ships, is drawn from several Ranges Of Town
ship No. six, north. upon the southern slope OF
the main summit Of this County, Of which we
have spoken in previous number. After
course more than usually circutous and ser
pen,iue, and the addition of number of trib-
u,aries, scarcely paralleled by any River of
its length. it first mixes with small portion
Of the Mississippi. near the north western cor
ner of Town two, north, Range three west, by
means Of an irregular arm or bayou Of the lat
ter river. but never meets the main body Of the
Mississippi until it peaches The south eastern
corner of the last mentioned Township, and,
after having formed junction with the Platte
River. |, is proper to state further that the
above bayou is not the only opportunity afford
ed Grant of mingling. to some extent, with the
Mississippi. In Section fifteen. about one
mile below Pptosi, there is navigable chan
mel from one TO the other of the said Rivers.
through which all the Steamboats,. visiting Po-
tosi, pass.
Grant River has been " meandered" and re-
turned navigable distance Of eight miles.
Its characteristics are a rocky bed--a quick
current. cold. clear water, elevated and perpen-
dicular break.banks. crowned by border of
low under, growth; level, winding, meadow
valley. bounded BY bold, imposing bluffs. lack
ing none Of the variety, ard often equallng
The grandeur, of The Mississippi bluffs. View
ed from the location we are about to consider
a more just proportion Of River, valley aud
bluff. each possessing high share Of beauty
in themselves, i. would be difficult to fancy.
The FIRE, discovery of Mineral on Gran,
took place 10 1888. The following amount
was nearly all produced that year. Since that
time The ground has been irregularly worked,
aud TO a small extent only. The oaly kind Of
Mineral existing here is sulPhure, Of Lead.
which is founo at an average depth Of about
twenty feet from the surface Of the ground, in
vertical east aud ives, erevices which lie on
the very break or brink of the ridges. A few
Of the crsvises or openings have been found
|" csp'i." or covered with continuous flat rock
varying 10 thickness from three 10 six feet.
The whole amount Of Mineral raised from
these Diggings is one million pounds. This
has been sold u, price averaging sl6 per one
thousand pounds; showing total aecrui0g
shereftom Of sl6.00Oo.
The following are the names Of Lodes, with
the amount raised from each;
DAYS Lode, $4,000
Huse's $4,000
. Big Yank," 100000
Bunehes ans Prospects, 5o,eeo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-19

frNrTug TaAsscRIPr has recommended publ
cation under the conduct ofIioughton ~ Wharton.
The editorial Department. as formerly, iscontrolled,
exclusively, by ii. III. fIoughton. 1t notices with
grent good humor, the remarks ofthe several papers
upon It's recent suspension.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-19

TaoUB.E BREwIsc-perhaps.- The occupa-
ZION of The Society Islands by The French does
no, give satisfaction to the natives. BY late
advices from Tahiti, it appears iha, the Queen
of the Islands has presented such remon-
STRANGE of her subjects to the British Govern
ment that the Briii,h naval commander there
.aluted the 'iahitan flag instead Of the French,
a. which the representatives Of the latter Gov
eminent expressed his disaPprobaiion, and
warm words are anticipated between Eng land
and France on the subject-f not blows.
Queen Pomare, and the English will probably
make strong effort to suPpant the French
10 the Society Islands.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-19
M,Iw.urtr. Aupust 9. 1913

FInE.-A Ere broke out about 2 O'Clock on Mon
div morning in The store of Mr.. j. Rathbun, on
Walkers Point, which consumed that building and
the Warehouse and store adjoining. The goods OF
Mr.. Ralhbun were entirely destroyed. His loss
is about $4,000, and he was insured $4,000. The
building occupied by Mr.. Rathbun belonged to
Geo. III. Walker, Esq and was worth about $1,000.
The adjoining store and warehouse were the prop
sr,y of Messs. J. a. l.. Ward, and are valued at
$4,000. No insurance.
There are good reasons for thinking that the fire
was tho work of an neutrality-suspicious..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-19

GRANT co. HERALD.
10, is4s.
ANo Their INSULT TO OUR TERRITORY.

ANO Their INSULT TO QUIZ IEhhiiohf.
]. A. NooxAs has been appointed Post Master.
a, Milwaukee, in place Of Solo Mos JUNEAU, re-
nloued.
Tbis announcement, will scarcely fail to shock ey-
.,r man who reads il. IL is legible declarat ion
Of Intrigue unabashsd. The name of Solomon
Jmeau is one familiar to the ear Of many, probably
4, most OF our readers. The earliest ssitler Of
Wisconsin, he has ever been her ready friend, her
jealous supporter, a deep sharer in her perils lie
has had no interest superior to hers and none that
he wouls not readily lay down in her deisnse--
Placed, at one period Of his life, in circumstances
of sffluencc, the reward Of eminent perseverance,
and virtuous indusuy-,he recollection OF thou
sand grateful hearts can attest that ne was never
more for,una,e than liberal. lie held the Office OF
Post Master at Milwaukee, equally BY the univer-
sal consent, and with the universal affection and
esteem Of the people Of that city
We know little Of the present incumbent, ex-
cent that he has been beneficiary shaIsr in this
audacious tfansacton-a moral stain Of isslfdeep
and indellible.
When and where il this dsgraceful state Of pro-
scrip,ion and bribery to end!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-19

n4J- A party Of Lake Superior Adventures, all
practical and experienced Miners, who left Platte
willie nearly three mnnbs sinee have returned, sat-
ishsd with their exped ion but not altogether well
pleased with the country. However, more thor
ough and laborious system OF investigation, than
that region is likely TO receive from the numerous
companies who have visited II this season, will be
necessary to satisia tory conclusion in regard to
its Mineral character. A,the same time, its sur
face, soil and rivers, all subjects Of high import
anco and interest to the country al large, will be
well understood.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-19

0r.rThe recen, drought here, was not as severe
ss in many parts Of New York, Pennsylvania and
Ohio.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-12
WORMS! WORMS I

nR. M. HlTCHCOCK'S unrivalled and unequaled
IL Worm Tea, veregn Remedy for WORMS, This
invaluable medicine has been tested by The experience Of
than ten years use and administered to more than
Is COO persons OF various ages and solitary COM
pain for of The thousands of nstan es where
has been used agreeable The printed directions has
ever failed.
NIB. Ask for Dr. NJ. Hitchcock's Worm Tea as there
many abroad for the destruction of worms
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson
sole proprieors and successors to Hitchcock and Co
ia tennessee ST. Utica, n. Y; in Montpelier by Sias
Burbank jr in Waterbury by hulchins, Guss and Co in
Stow by Albert Camp in Chelsea nv N. G Hale; in
Tunbr dye by D. Foster IN Royalon, by Downer Nevns
aud Fish.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-12
HAIR! HAIR! BADNESS!
IMPORTANT DIStOVERY-IHE GREAT MYS.
terry EOJTNn OITT'

lhGOfN AN DlSJONt k II HE GREAT MYSs
Terry FOUND OUT.
nR. STERRY'S Hair Reg sncra.or. DR.. S,crry. af-
IL Ter much attention to the important subject of
serving the Hair: has after many experiments chemical and
physical been able TO discover article which is now Of.
ed with the greatest confidence for The toilet the
thing discovered, for its soitening and penetrating
quality produce good head of hdrto prevent it from
falling of when badness apprehendeJ, restore when
badness has taken paceand to prevent il from turning
gray. 1t is more nourishng than poma um antique OIL or
Cologne water It's beautiful article fJr ladies' curs--
it makes the HAIR soft and lively, and produces uncommon
brilancy. Thousands have tested its superior virtues and
excellence and in every instance stads unvaed 1t
is infalble cure in all affections of the skin on the
nead-as dandtuff g. &c Every family should be sun
Piled with bottle ofthis OIL that by its application to the
head and hair of children the beautiful and ornamental
appendage Of fine head Of ha which nature has supplied
us may be preserved
For sale wholesale and retail, by Foster and Dickinson,
sole propriet) and successors TO A. Hitchcock and Co.
III, Cenessee street, Utica, N VI in onpeer by Sas
Burbank jr.; in Waterbury by Hutchns, Goss and Coz
Stow by Albert Camp, in Chelsea, by N. G. Hale, in
Tunbridge by p Foster, in Royalton by Downer, Nevns
and Fish. 60
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-12

US Y I4NH - j n - - y II "a ~ Ottss
4 Beautiful head of hair has dwaya been considered
~ Of the erraes ornaments ever httiowed by na-
lure upon the hunaufamc and ndpcnsaby necessary
the perfection of personal beauty. II is common COM
paint among young persons that iher hair alnL off
becoming dry and unhealthy; this may be owing 10 the
application OF improper and injurious oils or TO the ento
neglect Of he hair. Without proper attention, diseases
of The hair will use, which often found
hinness. falling off, aud sometimes total badness. For
these evils and tho Inconvenience necessarily attending
them. Johnsons Vegetable Hair Oil will be found al
most nlabe remedy. This oil was tried in many
Of badness hnness and falling off Of the hair before il
offered tho public and in nearly every instance its
beneficial effects have been realized TO admir- II has
any been known TO produce and beautiful
growth Of hair on heads which bald and will al
ways check that falling of which frequently In
where it becomes dry and tn grow this oil
will render healthy aud produce rapid and
beautiful gr with vii out the least injury 10 the head
does any falling of follow after using That loss Of hair
which frequently takes place after sickness may be
easily prevented by using this oil In shori, no Oil has
been offered to the public that gives such Universal
satisfaction and stands the test Of experience, like john
sons Vegetable Hair oil. For sale oy
=. G. SMITH.
Montpelier, April 10 I843. o. ON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-12
MAGNETIC ODONTICA.
THE TEETH! THE TEETH

THE INCOMPATIBLE TOOTH PREPARATION.
THE fact is proved, and the most ncreduinus and doubt
ing fully convinced of lis great utility we have
the evidence ON the sale of about $4,000 boxes of the
Odon'ca within the past year. 1t is ascerained FRI
pericnce that when used the teeth will decay but
remain tll the latest age Of man. with their natu wea
and morcin thousands OF cases. oohache that
climax Of panhas at once been most efccuay cured by
This most popular denrfce in America And in coucu-
sion here who is the young lady gentleman aye,
the individual thai values beautiful of teeth sound
gums and sweet breath than fifty hat win be
longer destitute Of box Of DR.. Nj. Hchcocks Magnetic
Odun,ica
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson
sole Pre- prclos and A. Hitchcock and Co.
IN Genncssee srrei ucn n. " N Nj, npe ty Sllas
Burbank jr in Waterbury by Hatchins Goss and Coz in
Stow by Albert Camp, in Chelsea bv N G. Hale, in Tun.
hridse by j. Foster in Royaton by Downer Nevins and
Fish 50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-12
CONSUMPTION, COUGH, SITTING
BLOOD. &c.

ITO CONSERVATIVES. Four fiilhs of you are
L really suffering from neglected colds, or an OBJ
cate lining OF those tubes through which the cir we
breathe Is distributed 10 every part Of the luogs.-
This obstruction produces pain and soreness hoaree-
ness cough difficulty oil breathing, hectic fever, sp.
ting OF blood, matter or phlegm, which finally ex-
hunsls The strength OF the patient, aud ends n DEATH
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT never fails TO remove
thus ob.tructon and produces the most pleasing and
happy results. II is certain in its effects and ,unnot
fai TO relieve. To be had at No. 20, South Third
ST. Phila. Also at tho Bookstore of Z. p. WAL
TON and Sons, Montpelier, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-12

Borders Cuts, Brass Rule, and all Other articles manu-
Pictured at this establishment, at the reduced rates.
New articles got up to order, being furnished with
patterns
Type Mt this establishment, is both in the style Of
Face and the material of Which it is made particularly a
dapted Cnr service in the Newspaper Printing.
All kinds Of Sefotyping furnished to order.
N B.-Such Newspapers as will copy the above three
times will be entitled to pay in Type making bill Of
four lines Tho nmnlluL Of The Lhr nscrlnns. Z
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-12
There 3, q Remedy for the sUOrSt
Of EFp5rllOl.S

DLEASE read Rev Mr. Fullclons certificate and then
i try them :-"Mr Jones, SRA desire 10 benefit 9TH
induces TO send this testimonial in 'o~or Of your
DRoPs ron HUMoRs. For three years past have been
afflicted with a scro(uous humor which assumed the
threatening appearance such throat swelling Of the
neck sides and hands large hare punches the neck and
in the armpils accompanied with much Snd pain
To such extent did the disease rage TO produce appa
dcforny Of the features lungs became rrtatrd
in electua faculties benumbed with tho ire loss of the
Of smelling l consulted several skillul physicians
but all pronounced my disease incurablr. have taken
bottle Of your dlcne and commenced using the second
and all appearance have effected perfect cure and
longer bear the of his appalling disease. For
mer strength ofungs body and mind have returned, and
the swengs and lunches have disappeared. THIS is a
simple statement of facts, which You at liberty TO
you choose. y. H.FULLERTON.
Pembroke, n. H. July &c, ls4l."
Il PA fresh supply Of this valuable medicine Just
cevcd AMI for sale al ile Bookstore Ct Z p WALTON
x SONS, Mnutpelicr vi.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-12
JAMES EXpECTORANT

A LWAIS cures ASI1MA--two o. three large
IA doses will euro the GROUP or HIVES in chill
dren in from | 5 minutes TO hours lime II i'm
modiaely ubJues the violence Of Hopping Cough,
and effects speedy cure. Hundreds who have been
given up by their physicians as incurahe, with
sumption, ptling oil blood and other Pulmonary
Affections have been restored 10 perfect cure by it.
Il never fails in giving relief. lEjbFur sale by DR..
Jayne, 30 South Third 81, Philadelphia. Also, by
4. z. WALTON & SONS. Mnninclier VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-12
~ AVE YOU A COUGH? Do not neglect it.
II lhonsanns hive mel a nrcmnl mte dcalh for the

Lave YOU A COUGH2 Do not neglect it,
4 II thousands have met premature death for the
want Of little attention TO common cold
Hare you cough2 DR.. JAYNE'S EXPEC
GORANT, safe medical prescription, containing
no poisonous drugs, and used in extensive prac.
zee Tor several years, will most positively afford We.
lci. and save !ou from that awful disease Pull
NONARY CONSUMPTION, which annually
sweeps into the grave hundreds oil the young, the
ola. the ialr, the lovely, and The gay.
Hare you Cough Be pursusded 10 purchases
bottle Of the Expectorant TODAY! Tomorrow
may be 90 late.
Have youG Cough Jayne's Expeelotant is the
only remedy you should take to cure YOU
For this plain Reason, That in no one of the
thousand cases here 1t has been used has it failed
o relieve.
Il NAV be had Of the proprietor, No. 20 South
Street, Philadelphia. Also, OF F. p. Walton e.
sons Montpelier, W. 40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-12
TAILORING.

TENHE subscribers would notm the citizens Of Monipe
III her and vicinity, thai they have taken Ship over
the Arch Johi Sraudinls Building where they will
cndcavor give perfect satisfaction TO all who may favor
them with IhcIf custom.
All Garments made here will be warranted and not
second ars To any other shop.
) 81 TEX returns his thauks FIR the lib ,r: patronage
from the people since his commencement here.
iC39PaIucular a'tenton paid to Cutting for others
make, SAMUEL BLACK,
WIN. MURPHY d co.
Montpelier April 49, 1913 05-3m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-12

FTNI1E Wiz Makers have declared hositics a.
l. ganst ghbor, DR.. JAYNE, nm account
Of HE HAIR TONIC, which is knocking all their
business into "cockcd hal" Ladies ard Rebtle-
men, old and young, are hockina TO he Doctors
standard. Heads long dlvesled Of even the fret ru-
diments OF hair after using his Hair Tonic, soon up.
pear with new and flowing locks, which Absa', m
himself might have envie6 Bcardless boys are seen
with large bnshy whekers, and ladies emile
again through their own raven rinslcts, more besnti-
tul and bcwlching than ever. Bald heads are Guf-
ing their wigs and throwing them TO the moea and
TO the bas. while the wig makers stand ughast az
they behold The demolition OF their business.
| What will be the consequence of this war we
know not as The wiggies are outrageous, and the
Doctor emains firm, aud declares that ''some things
can be done well as Others" and that bali heads
may well wear their own hair The hair OF other
people. Weekly Messenger.
iC3SIt may be had of Dr.. Jayne, No. 90 South
Third ST. Pa. Price 81. II may also be had of E.
p. Walion Sons, Montpelier, VI.
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w NTCM ES.

Silver Spoons God Beads, Ear ornamnets Finger Rings
Ladies' and Genenens BreastPins, newest patterns livery
rich.) Gold Rstetts-stone set Gold and Silver Pencils
God and Silver Bowed Spectacles Silver Th,ublcs,
Miniature cases Sold Breast Pins Gold Guard Reyes
Gold Watch CHAINS Gard Cases, Mourning Rings and
Pins, Silver Combs, Shell Combs, Work Bags, Pocket
Scissors, Fancy Goods. Victims and Strings, goot
of best kind Of Perumety Macassar, Buffalo and
Bears oil for the hair, Fishing implements, TIA &c Lo)
Br1na Teapots and Casors SUI erioi quality. large
assortment Of Toys, Watch Trimmings, Wood Clocks and
Brass do and in short most every thing that kept at
Jewelrj Ware Store.
and gentlemen OF Montpelier and vicinity, that he has
tged his Shop Establishment and has spared pains
select Goods suitable for market fill it up and fur.
Their says ALL a, home abroad to just step in and
anime the quality and price before purchasing elsewhere.
Al rate they may rely this that our goods what
We recommend them to be or sale.
IT, 5-Clocks and Watches repaired a: short notice ana
warranted.
N. b silver workahd Icwolry made to order to any
pate IN and warranted good.
Mon heller. Mayl, 1913 70
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-12

"a Dr. l.. Pans' celebrated Soothing Syrup, Tor
children cutting their teeth This nallible remedy
nas preserved hundreds OF children, when thoue lit
past recovery fro" commissions. As soon as the sy-
rup IL rubbed ths gums, the child will recover
This preparation is o lnnoceni, eficaaous and SO
pleasant, that no child will refuse TO let its gums be
rubbed with it. When infants are al the ge Of four
norths, though there is appearance OF teeth, one
bottle OF the syrup should be rubbed on he gums TO
open The rores. Parents should never be without
the syrup in the nursery where there young chl-
drcu; or If child wakes in the night with paines
in the gums the syrup Immediately gives ease by
opening the pores, and healing the gums, thereby
preventing commissions, fevers, &c.
To The many cnquirers after this ariice, we would
say that we have received arge and fresh supply Il
the genuine article. For sole only by E. P. WAL
ron s. SONS, at the Montpelier Book store