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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-16

THE WIFE.-It needs not guilt to
break husbands heart the absence
Of content, mutterings of spleen, the
untidy dress and cherries home, the
forbidding scoM and deserted hearth
these, and nameless neglects, with
out crime among them, have harrow
ed to- the hearts core Of many man,
and planted there, beyond the reach
ofcnre, the germ of dark despair. Oh!
may woman, before that sad light ar
rives dwell on the recollections of
her youth. and cherish the dear idea
of that tuneful time, awake and keep
alive the promise she then so kindly
gave and though she may be the in
jured, not the injnring one; the forgot
ton wife;a happy allusion 10 that hour
of peace and love, kindly welcome to
a comfortable home' smile Of love TO
Danish hostile words, a kiss Of peace to
pardon all the past, and the hardest
heart that ever locked itself within the
breast of man will soften 10 her charms,
and bid her line, as she had hoped,
her years in matchless bliss, loved,
loving, and content, The source of
comfort and the spring ofjoy.
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221
Ofthis number 1872 were in indigen
reduced, or moderate circumstances
and no high functionary Of either Cen
eral or State Governments.
It is humiliatiDg that reasonable
people should deem such an investi-
CATION necessary but the Academy
is too valuable to neglect from delica-
cy any proper means of defence against
Islander:
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-16

y. S. MILITARY AcADEMY--T The
Cincinnati Chronicle remarks that as
some pains have been taken to circu-
late The idea that this institution is ar
istocratic, and its pupils the rich, and
the great, it extracts the following ia
Bile from the report of the board of
Visitors ::
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-16
NOZZLE Sd Feb. ls43.
GENTLEMEN,


receive with very great satisfaction the
invitation to visit Columbus, which the citi-
zens ofthat place have done me the honor to
convey through you as their committee; and I
should be most happy to accept Inequalities,
which have been 30 kindly rendered, without
any distinction of party. But regret ex-
tremely, that private duties and interests viii
not allow me the qualification of seeing Colum-
hus, and compel me to return home by the
route of the Mississippi River. l request you
gentlemen, to offer to all the citizens of Coluna.
bus, my respectful and grateful acknowledge
ments. for the honor they have done me; and
| beg you, gentlemen, to accept my cordial
thanks, and assurances of the warm regard,
and high respect of
Your friend and ob't servt.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-16

To those with whom a gentlemanly and
obliging Captain, and an abundance Of oysters
at all honrs, and in every variety, constitute
no small confederation in Steamboat travelling,
we would recommend che FAVORlTE.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-16

Dur readers NH find ID our columns to-day
a. account Of the arrival and reception Of Mr..
Chys ia tho city Of Mobile. which we take
from The Mobile Chronicle.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-16
THE s.tSCo F0co PARTY.

Eok the GDnsOlalon Oh our Mc18upOEs VI a'As
Loce T0co party, we can assure them thar
| the present state Of distraction and dscord
which exists among them Il not At all peculiar
to this neighborhoods
We observed the same jealousy and lily
suppressed hostilitr, the Same want of harmos
| ny and sympathy Of feeling, to exist whenever
we have witnessed any occasion to develops
them among the Loco Focos Of Alabama.
To be sure these feelings have not yet been
70 openly manifested elsewhere as in the
democratic Meetings" Of this place; but they
are with difficulty smothered, and must break
forth. The objects of the two divisions of the
party, are too opposite to admit of their acting
with concert. Whichever might obtain the
ascendancy, the other would have too much to
compromise, to allow either to contemplate
the success of their rivals with feelings scarce
ly less bitter than they would the triumph OF
their acknowledged political antagonists.
The committee who waited upon Mr.. Clay
at Mobile, for the purpose of inviting him to
Columbus, publish the subjoined letters to ap-
prize the public of the result of their visit.
In doing SO it is with pleasure that they take
the opportunity to express their high sense Of
the respectful and considerable attentions which
they received Fl ON the committee ard other
public functionaries of Mobile.
WAvERLY HOUSE, NOBLE, FEB 3, 1843
The Hon. Henry Clay.
Dear. Sir,
AS members of committee appointed
by the citizens of Columbus, Mississippi, con-
vened on the goth ultiEno, without distinction
of party, for the purpose of rendering you the
inequalities of their city, we have the honor of
communicating their invitation to you. In
discharging this agreeable duty and in furnish
ing you with this evidence of the high consid-
GRAFTON and respect, in which the citizens gen.
orally of that portion of Mississippi hold you,
we need not say how gratifying it would be to
them to welcome among them one, whose
brilliant fame adds lustre to his country's his
tory, and whose generous devotion to liberty
and elevated sentiments of patriotism, have
excited their highest admiration and secured
to him their warmest attachment.
Should you accept the invitation to visit
Columbus, which we so cordially tender you
on the part of the citizens of that place, you
will be pleased to select rsuch time for doing
SO, as may best suit your previous arrange
ments.
With assurances of our highest regard for
you personally, and of cur most profound res
pect for your character, as patriot and
statesman,we beg leave to subscribe ourselves,
Your ob't, servants,
GEO. N. SMITH,
RICH. HENRY BROWNE,
I'D. BIBB, q
HENRY DICKINSON,
JOS B. COBB.
60 Col. Bibb was not appointed on the
original list Of the Committee, but was SUBJ
substituted in the place Of DR.. Tate,
who was unable to go TO Mobile.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-16

try vhichtbe
worth.
Since he
have been ro,..
of Governor c.y
Joined.
ADDRESS Op
Mn. CLlT-gI
have assingaci
pleasing dGIyor~
your aFrivaIio AM
ing you Of me r
your visit aForj,c
welcome to oo,
the b entire body
disdain, on taiso
Missed BY any pam
Municipal au.b,
panies, our sciea
fessional men, or
and merchanis-sI
calling and vocal.
voice in the ofaG
tatlons, and ia hi
Inequalities oras
sir is the sponra
an intelligent, di
community, are
great talents 10
S'illuet puOllc SEMI
Your C)nnexioi
embraces a period
years, and when
that during ihatrn
called to Pariicipa
management Of ,Ir
ment Of the pubIie
have exeFted ann
influence upon Boz
which have been
to fix and settle be
eminent, it is O5r
Of your life andth
public are so bIsn
which recOrdths
other. During
and cOnspicuous0
expected, that you
angry party colLiaa
arabic from Zee
could il be suppose
Jices and passions
ions seldom ailDa
your conduct from
and ilhberal cdi,
bad feelings and pa
ton has been brisl
ished before the Iiga
way 10 those senIin
Iiberality which ih'
will always uIdur
wards their iaiIbId
And now, sir Vha
drawn from the pep
IF public businessu
nent the reposs 50
evening OfliCe, iiH
.ying to behold ih'
which your cOunIq
nd Of every PaE
our ardent and 10Y
D the purity a0u
Iolitical life.
We OF Mobile 30
err owe you a dea
our patriotic effort.
10 WTsaba
f the King Of SPAN
,ction ofthe Unioa'
to this STEP
I'd deprecated lh'VI'
n, which they 'P
used against Us
I'D the territories o.
end and ally. Bot
IT OfyOur creed io
cir imaginary ie'H y,
,wer Of The mistress |.
lrlessIy and cog.
r rightlo ihe pos
:, and denon'lial..
opefy of suPj''lIa5
obile was then an 2.
ire dependency Sel.I5'.
now b'a .o5 Z
-. oommerce 600
one OF the large'! \.
ion. For this' So ~,
service v.
this great cOanIi5,
thanks and grallil.l.
YOU welcome
State Of Alab'n'
IN Mr.. cLATs 2. p
v. Clay clay said in g,
nL.d Gov. GAY
!, ofMobil', %
Nm Il lbeir hearty
!, TN Never having
~, :. long wished =
ause Of his a CA.
'erIy sn 4. &c. s.a'sd'
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-16

60 Col. Bibb was not appointed on the
original list of the Committee, but was SUBJ
sequently substituted in the place Of DR.. Tate,
who was unable to go TO Mobile.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-16

M. Clay said 70 I.
thanked Gov G'I
citizens orMobiIs, 7.
him. il their hsa'iy
dial reception 100
them. Mere. L.iwF
he had long WIsll. .-,.ie
because Of hi' ..sw
an early and 'lj s.-.
b. him in che
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-12
JEW DAVIDS OR HEBREW
FLAST ER.

THE very best remedy that is known for all
kinds OF pain or Weaknesses such as rheuma-
llsm, gou pain in the side, hips, breast back and
limbs, headache, nervoas tooihacle, &C.; in every
case OF which il has pro, ed an efectual cure
There Is nothing better for its soitenng and healing
qualities in cases Of scroiulous humors knots. wens
white swelling, hard tumors, stiff joints, ague in the
breast. &c. it is also very beneficial 10 giving per-
manent relief in eradicaing pain and imparling
strength in all cases of weakness weakness in the
stomach, weak limbs, lameness, affection of the
spine, female weakness &c. No person subject to
pain weakness in the back or side should be with
out il; married ladies in delicate situations find
great relief from constantly wearing this plaster.
The application Of this plaster between the Shout
deTs, has been found certain remedy for colds,
coughs, phhsic and lung affections ia their primary
stages. IL destroys inflammation by producing copi-
Gus perspiraion. No physician should be without
il. II is a sure cure for corns. Nearly all other
Plasters are spread, thereby rendered almost use-
less, by laying and getting dry before using. This
plaster IS put up in boxes containing sufficient 10
spread six or eight plss,eTs, price so cents box.
A pamphlet containing certificates and history
OF the above plaster, may be had by calling on any
OF the following agents
w. F.. c. STODDARD. Rutland: Addison Bnck,
Piusiord Volney Ross, Brandon; Ira Bingham,
Sudbury; >. Moody, Mddlebury; James A. Hodge,
Dorset ID. Andrews, Manchester; G. b. & A. T..
Bacon, Sunderland, f. Jameson, Castleton; Hnch-
cock ~ Morgan, Clarendon Springs & Mears,
East Poultney; Wheeler a. Swallow Pawlet; X
Prescott, East Rupert; Harrington & Co. Factory
Point; Is. Harmon, North Bennington; John c.
Haswell, Bennington. 36:ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-12

ruSur ct.>rINE UYGEtAN VEG ErABbE
px,vrps Al. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pre-.
n, =, : Mos,. Of Now York, itom the
f.t ..-,,. ,,..d ~, many wears by his late e..
wv. a. sr.o,,,s Mt. Vice President OF the Bit.
w. ~ ,," M ~ u..I,h
r.a,,s -, .nc.c..f,l administration OF these
.i.h..,.s ',,aJLe;nss in Fu,ope and more than
80 -. ,n a.. if,r,d St,t,s have established
M, bish ,enuta,ion Thousands of both sexes
,bo have been restored To health the numerous suf
,e,o,s ,cscued from piemature death, and volumes
~ re,,,6c5 cases of cure embracing every disease
IN ,he lone catalogue of human misery; must con
io,c ,be n,os, oct,dulous of their superiority and
tho truth of the Hypeian theory resulting from SCI
en,itic resca,ch and experience, namely that man
Is subject 10 only one real disease, impuriy OF the
LlooIi
The medicines being composed entirely of herb.
n, y.re,,ble matter. purify The blood and carry Oft
nj, a, TO give every day case and pleasure
Man viii be born TO DAYS Of bliss, compared 20
wba, has hitherto been his lot, weighed down as he
h,. been by disease ip6rmities and suiIerinas
which mn earthly mower knew how 10 alleviate, I'M
nj This a discovery wa, presen,ed to the world The
weak. the feeble. the infirm the nervous the deli
cate are in a few DAYS STRENGTHENED by their opera
ton, and The most obstinate complaints are rrmov-
ed by perseverance without the expense OF a physi
clan Adapted to all circumstance, and situations,
thew are The best Medicines, eper inrented for FAM,
lies, or to tax, 10 sea, preyentinp scuryy and COS
,,enes, recurring no change of diet, particular reg
imen or care against taking cold.
The prcpo,ency of these medicines, has induced
many specuIa,ors to at,emp, imposition on the pub
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-12
The most highly approved Medi

cine noc m general use for Coughs, Colds and +
all diseases n Tie Lungs
TllHE VEGETABLE PULMoSAKy BAisAM is beit'td e
i be the most popular medicine even known hmeud
for Coughs, Colds, Asthsma Phihisic Consun puoA
Wboopng Cough and pulmonary affections Of every sht
Eat acts from CertyicaieS.
DR. Samuel MerrIi Of Concord, H. writes that b. Z
satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Basam valg,b 4
medicine ha Wing boon with plee cd
which had previously resisted the most approved pIsse
lions.
Dr. Truman Abel Of Lempster u writes that be cor
IDENTIFY lie in all Complaints Of the chest
equal II not superior any medicine within his know
DR. Amory Hunting of franklin, Mass. whites, that sh,1
bavng prescribed the usual remedies without relief M,
ing consul cd with several eminent yscians he @
found The Vegetable Pulmonary Balssm Ia have the de
effect and nds II as sale conyenieGt and elc,1
eious medicine.
D,. Thomas Brown Of Concord ~ u writes, that to ID
knowledge has never disappointed the reasonable t
tat Of those who have used u.
The pnbc particularly cautioned against the md
cou teeiis limitations, which have partially wbo
assumed the name of the genuine article.
U lie assured that IL IL not genuine unless or BE-
Ler, are found attached to thc yellow label blue ,
vcope IAN labels Of and after the date Of Dec 1882
ha We the ritten signature Of WIN Jonn Cutler PepW
by REED, WING Il CUTLER, tsts Low R'-rd
Whole sale Druggists, 81 Chatham street, Boston, sbds
by JAS. GREEN g. co, Worcester, and by DrOg?ns|
kpo,hecanas. and Country Merchants generally. rfef
50 cents. no4, ~
For sale by Daliels a. Bell, Rutland.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-12
r. Lirer Complain
DR. TAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LIVERWORT,
From 1918 Bowery, New York,

From 375 Bowery, NeW York,
LNOR the cure of coughs, colds, caarrh, asthma,
Il soreness Of the chest, pain in the side and
breast, raising of Blood L,uer Complaints, Bronchi-
it's and all those affections Of the throat and Lungs,
which are source OF 50 much suffering, and unar
rested, often terminate in CoNsUMpTIoN--ibi
remedy is highly and justly distinguished. 1t is
purely vegetable, mild and gentle i, its effects upon
the system, and can be taken in the most delicate
cases, with safety as well as utility. Physicians,
aware OF its medical properties, and Witnessing its
effects even in extreme, and in some instances, ap-
parehty almost hopeless cases, often prescribe it IN
their practice, both as palliative and a remedy,
and with the medical Faculty generally i, has met
with great appreciation.
For common Cold and cough, this is one of the
very best remedies ever discovered.
N. Is. There is a spurious and counterfeit ar-
Gle ahoat, and lately introduced into the couniry;
therefore be careful TO get the genuine, which is
from 375 Bowery, n. Y, and is for sale at the Ru-
land Bookstore by w f. c. Stoddard; f.. Jameson,
Castleion; A. Allen, Fairhaven; Noyes g. Harris,
East Poultney Doct +. Vail, Mddleiown; Sam'l
Townsend, jr. Wallingford; Hitchcock g. Morgan,
Clarendon Spa. f. L. Wing; Ira; Strong g. Buck,
Pittsford, agents for the above. 25:ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-12
wholesale druggists and sole agents, New York.
DR. ISRAEL DELAMATER'S RHEUMATIC
IINIMENT

!, frequently urged that rheumatism cannot be cured
by external appcatonsbut IL is certainly that it
be no, only reached but entirely cured by external and
terna remedies used al the time This the poprie-
tor OF the Lnment and Specific prepared prove the
entire satisfaction Of every who afflicted with this
mort distressing complaint, by literal and unequvoca
waaniee that whoever will faithfully bottle of DR.
Deiamsters Rheumatic Linimen externally. and one bot
tie Of the Indian Rheumatic Specific internally aud return
the empty bottles to where they purchased and if
net cured shall have the purchase refunded in full
COMSTOCK a. TYLER
wholesale druggist md sole agent, New York.
Iiooker& w ooster PouhnsyS. Townsend Wsllingord
Daniels a. Bell. Rutlard. John {. Sawyer, Sudbury
Henry Simonds, Pittsford, X. Blake. BRANDON
Noyes a Harris. Poultney Milo X Day, do.
Allen Grover, Wells w. Cbipmau, Orwell
+. Jameson. Caaleton p. Chiids, Pittsfeh
Scnlca Smith, Dandy n II. Vail, DANNY borough
q. n A. Buliard, Clarendon Ira nj neham Sudbury
III. Lumba I'd, Pa~iet SILLY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-12
Remedy for She Piles.

vJ'O those afflicted with this grevous malady, the
subscriber is happy to announce that he has
prepared what repeated trial has proved TO he safe
and sure remedy. While two or three applies aliens
Of the Ointment infallibly removes the complaint Of
common maligni,y. The subjoined cer,if'at
show tina, its virtues IL properly tested, will reach
and relieve cases ofaggrava,ed and inveterats char
acier.
Sold at the Rutland Bookstore--price 95 cents n
box ID. kIRkALDlE.
We hereby certify tina, we have experienced the
best effects from the of the ointment prepared
by ID. Kitksld;c for the Piles, and we do earnestly
recommend it all who are similarly affected,
most speedy, safe and successful remedy for that
complaint. JorL LocKLIs
THOMAS S. SPENCER,
JosEPH TAYLOR,
Rutland, Dec. 9, Is42. 1899
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-12
]. BARRETT.
Agent for tlsc Com lSlission Store
At RITI Am
WOULD inform the public tina, he will sell tn
W following Goods for cas, or ready pay,
UPNo TRusr-fn

~ -'o al
i4o good dining chairs Of different patterns; rs
doz scythe stones; sUeers; knives and forks: pen
knives, plane rons; rasps; screws and butts: door
handles shoe hammers, paint brushes all sorts and
sizes: hair aud counter do; 90 doz. corn brooms
fork and mop handles; clothes pins; paper BY the
qulre or ream buttons, a large assortment hair
couibs Of all descriptions; fur hats; mittens and
gloves: Vests and pantaloons, suspenders; gentle
meas and ladies shoes and slips Of the bes, quail
~; wells, laces and ribbons; silk; twist. thread &c.
100 whips OF diferen, kinds; stoves; plough points;
shovels, kettles; caudrons; bar iron; laudanun; pa
ngonc; camphor and essence OF all kinds boo,
backing and vsrnish ear,hen and tin ware Of differ
snt sorts: glass hotlcs razor srops razors and ra-
zor paste; British lusirs; lard lamps steel pens;
pocket books and wallets; lumber Of all Sorts shin
giles, boards, scantling, ana square timber; 100 axe
helvcs; 20 pair bows four salt; Lees and Colts
pills; picra; Indian purgavs and life pills; MoIa,,s
do; Hulls Physic, opedeldoc; renova,ing soap sha-
wing do cheese hoops and measures; wooden dip
pers' 40 gross Matches indigo; pants Of different
kinds window paper; powdet; pepper bed ticking;
clock and watches grass seed; baskets and tubs,
steel traps and mouse DO; sewing avis lamp black;
vinegar by the barrel gallon; tea and coffee pots,
DC, &c. for sale cheap for cash
All demands due Il. r. Thrsll, for goods purchas
ed q, his store, be paid withou, further notice
WANTED,
In exchange for goods, butter cheese, lard, talow
Sleeps potts. fur OF all kinds, paper rags old bras,
old iron, pewter, copper, fleece and pulled wool
geese and hens feathers, wooden yarn, tow and fan
mel CLOTH beeswaI wax - cts per ID, mustard seed
hogs brstles colts and csi,les hair for brushes cat
ties horns, &c. &c. 100 lbs spruce gum wanted
soon. 3o4I
Rutland Oct 1873
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-12
10. 900 Acres orLand Cor Sale.

THE vndsr1gred offer iot sale ihuy ihoussnd
acres of Land, situated 10 iho couniies OF Cen
ese,. l.speef. ShiasRsse, Signsw aud NaoouIS
the and which We Offer tH ssie consists OF
hear, numbered land. such a, BsscA, Marie, H'cte-
~, 81 asrasi d.. 81 also Osk Oyezins' all ol
which mgfises tie nlosi choice locauons 10 the
sie. beine Inierspcrcv With purc and rapid streams
Of water.
Also $500 acre. Of Pine Land. situated on Flint
River, together with tcoeroi eiig'ss Water Priri-
i,g,s.
Dor term. arr such that tho Inducements offered
10 settlers ~ advantagsous--te tine Tor purchase
money bcing from one 10 ten ycas.
We ate disposed 10 give three acres OF land and
the hrs, crop lot clearing and fencing one
Several improved himJ iof sale OF lease.
Application made 10 the undersigned, at Flint,
Cenes.e county, Michigan, will receive prompt at
iculioa. e.. MtrNsR Dswsr,
Tns's l.. l. Bnrsr.
Flint, Feb "a Isx3 22tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-12
The Universal Medicine of Life

QTBRANDRETifS PILLS may be said to he "1a
Universal Medicine Of Lille or they cleanse app pury I"
perecng of digestion, by which VIC AVOID nelsncho '
prevent The creation Of thsse humours To ~beb we '
Erysipelas, Scuryey, Gout and those slmy dtgs sW'
which the Stone aad Grnvel 10 formed within US
It's now well understood that the Brsndeth Pli' Ia"
cured thousands Of hopeless add helpless even r
the first ply bad pronounced them besond all hvm'
OF relief IL 10 now not only known that the hfah9
reih Pitts CURE, but il is also understood nov lhr
cufc that s by their purifying effect the blood lb'
restore The body to health.
The value OF this medicine is becoming more and no"
ma fest Il is recommended IRON family family ]"
Bra pdfeth Pills almost mannt
all noxlous Accommodations, and purity and inVgofse 10
blood and their good effects arc not countcrbaianctd
inconvenience. Being composed entirely OF Fegeab''i
do not expose those no them To danger, aud iIs"
certain they arc sauiary 1bey are ds"g sh
safely administered 10 infancy. youth m1ahood, sho o'
age and 20 women in the aud d, cate eHcvg
stances They do not disturb choke The animal lue
tons but their order and establish then hesn
The Bandeth Pills sold at 20 cents per Dol D.
BIandreths New Englana Office,
10 UsNOyLR STREET 10
Only place IN BOSTON for the rEvE FnI'
u To II. REMEMBERED that each Of TIE gshs"
ha, upon II THREE COPYRIGHT LABELS.
That each Label has Two signatures vi Df. bs'J']'
Bfabdfsth upon IT,
Aue there be upon each boz three signature. i''
Is. BkANDkEIiI, N. ID.
An tkress,ghatUrcs, thus
BE IA ~ BKANDRE1H.
i'es'des the labels are foil OF small printing d'n' ~
ink there beng The labels Ssafy three hundred ""
ions Of benjamin BTshdfetb's Pns.
AGENTS for ihIs STATE m Rutland County
Rutland, W. r.. G. s,Uddlsa, Orwell, A. l., Csun,
Ripley 4 Bailey pawiei, Wm IS s~nsh
| Brandon Ifs Baton. Piusfofd, Hemp s'mesa''
Warren a. Bliss, FOu!taey. A. Bliss
Clarendan O. a. A. Bulis,d James q hieb1i"t
IteheOckS Morgsa shrewsbury -JabHBsei MS"
Castleton, Hedges a. Hawkins Sudbury, Ira B.nghaa
T. Jmir.on finmoltb, \ sav)@
iuttngsyile, BIowa a. Dow " allingioid ) IssssasP
Danby, =. a.. n. J. Smith, LlpAah. h'h y"
Ehoeh 4 Rogers Wells, Allen GfOrsf, -,
PaiIhaysn, a d J. G.. Alien Hcntbaseb ,. - Afp'''''
Middlrto~n, =. e. Bruce. 8. n.ain q,
I Of@eil, W. Chippsn q Co Whitehall, NY DalSAs~'
Those Agenis are Ike sise supplied with
BBANDRETH'S EXTERNAL KEhED''
which is pronounced BY those Who haze usds tfs'
boon 10 ne Human Rae. ~ "