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DIED,

In Guilford, March 18th, Mrs Sarah Ann Noyes,
wife of Jeremiah T. Noyes, aged % years.
In Wardsboro, 9TH inst, Ora Lorenzo Holden,
of Erastus j. and Melinda ID. Holden, aged
months and % days. Printers in W. and Mass.
are requested to notice.
In Chester, LIST inst, Geo. P. Marsh, aged 40.
In Keene, N. H., after a short sickness of lung
fever, April David Carpenter, Esq, aged Sc years
and months.
In Amherst, Mass, April 10, Elizabeth b. Hay
ward, wife of Charles l.. Hayward, and daughter OF
Capt Oliver Dickinson, aged %.
In Warwick, Mass, March 90, Mrs Hannah
Fisher, widow of Israel Fisher, aged 70 years.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18

Mrs Conkling OF Bennington, who was lost on
board the Swallow, was the wife Of Daniel Conk-
ling, ESQ.,, and daughter Of the late Dea. Aaron
Hubbel of that place. The funeral services were
attended at Bennington on Friday last by very
large concourse of citizens She is spoken Of in
very high terms by the Bennington papers as ia
dutifu and affectionate daughter, faithful and de-
voted wife, tender and watchful mother, sin
cere friend, and kind neighbor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18

The LAKE.-Lake Champlain is now clear of
ice, and The boats have taken their place on the
line. The Saranac had to force her way through
field ice at Chimney Point on Tuesday, but
the heavy blow during the afternoon and eve
ming of that day, swept all clear.
The line will be run for the present by the
Whitehall and Saranac. The Burlington is
undergoing thorough overhauling, and will be
out in due time, prepared for any emergency.
Burlington Free Press.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18
ABSTRACT OF PROBATE NOTICES.
District of Westminster.

Alyan Goodnow and Grant w. Ranney, Com
issioners upon the estate Of Timothy Field late of
Westminster, sit for the examination and adjust
ment Of claims, &c. at the residence Of VIM. Field,
in said Westminster, ON the LIST Tuesdays Of May
and July next.
Ira Graham, Administrator of the Estate of
Timothy Field, late of Westminster, has applied
TO have assignment of personal property TO
Susan Field, the widow of the deceased. Headng
on the last Wednesday of April 1915, at the Inn OF
Abner johnson, in Townshend.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18
VERMONT PHOENIX.
The Swallow.

The Boston Atlas has an article giving a very in
teresting account of the struggles and hair-breudth
escapes of Miss Cornea Plat, of Detroit, the ter
rible night of the destruction Of the Swallow. She
was under the care of Mr. Hicks, and was saved
with him by clinging to se;tee, although in the
course Of their struggles in the water several per-
sons endeavored with all the se6shness Of despair
to take it from them. They became completely
exhausted before they were picked up, and had
sunk, still clinging TO the settee. One time they
found little girl about five six years old floating
upon the river. Mr. Hicks lifted her upon the set
tee, but il turned over and the little creature was
lost.
We learn by private advices from Detroit, that
Miss Plat had clipped from Detroit TO place herself
in nunnery. She is the daughter of q. Plat
Esq, formerly Attorney General of Michigan, and
was in all the bloom Of bee-hood, and the ack.
nowedged belle OF the city. She is beautiful, fas
cinotng in her manners, and of highly cultivated
mind Those who have been in the habit of party
going at Detroit within the last few years, can bu
have pleasing recollections Of the charming Mist
Cornelia Plat. Her friends are Professionals, and
we believe, Epscopalians. Her elopement wal
connved at by the Catholic Bishop lie Fevre, wh'
furnished her with money and wardrobe She tool
nothing whatever from her fathers house. Gu
| correspondent gives as a reason for this conduct
that she was tired TO death of Irritation"
Whether her cold, dark bath in the Hudson will
cool her devotion and win her back TO the world
remains 10 be seen.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18

Melancholy Suicidc--The York (Pa) Gazette
states that Frederick E. Bailey, Esq, prosecuting
attorney for that county, committed suicide on
Monday last, by hanging himself He was per-
forming his official duties at the court house, up to
o'clock in the afternoon and, at half past 5, was
found dead in the garrett of his house. He had just
received the appointment, few days previous
and we learn that some fault found, by the
Judge, with the manner in which he had drawn up
an Indictment
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18

NJ We learn that nearly or quite one half of the
capital stock Of the Greenfield and Northampton
Railroad has been taken up. Ten thousand dollars
has been obtained in Northampton and several
thousand in Hatfield. We learn that several capt.
tallss in Boston intending to subscribe for the
stock, and we hope to be able to inform our readers
soon, that il has all been taken Gaz. 4, COur.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18
NOTICE.

TIME Public will take notice that have eiyen
IL my son, PETER b. DERRY his time, and will
not hereafter claim his earnings nor pay any debts
ofhis contracting. His
TYLER X DERRY.
Townshend, March 81, 1s45. Mark "a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18

Emancipation -Barque Bashaw, which arrived at
Boston Saturday morning, from New Orleans has on
board II emancpaed slaves, consigned to j. G. Parey,
Esq, Secretary of State.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18

ELLswoRTH's REPoRT.-We are indebted to Hon
Solomon Foot for copy of the report of the Commits
siouer of Patents for 1874 1t is document of over
500 pages, filled with the most valuable matter.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18
TOTTUE.

THIS may certify that ! have given my son,
IL AARON II. STREETER, his time from this date
and hereby give notice that will exact none of his
dues, nor pay any of his debts
AARON sTREETER.
Vernon, April 9Th, ls45. s33 !
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18

The Hartford boats touch at New Haven, both
going and coming. Making two boats day between
this and New Haven, both ways.-[N. Y Tribune.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18

Dr. Thomas Sewall, well known in Europe, well
throughout the United States died at Washington
on Thursday last.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18

CANAL NAvIeArroS.-The New Haven and North
ampon Canal has opened for heeason with good pros
poets.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18
PAINTS.

WHITE LEAD, Whiting, French Yellow,
w Crome do, Venetian Red, Vermilion, India
Red, Rosepink, Paris, Patent aud Crome Green,
Prussan Blue, Ivory Black, Lampback, TIMBER,
Litharge, Emery, Glue, Pummice Stone, Shellac
Blue Smalt, Linseed Oil, Boiled do, Japan, Spirits
Turpentine, Coach and Furniture Varnish, Gold,
Silver and Brass Leaf, Bronze, Sand Paper, Paint
Brushes, &c &c, for sale low by
WfLLISTON s. TYLER.
Braitleboro, April 8, 1916. 6w33
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18

american Colonization THE Hon. Daniel Wal
do, of Worcester, Mass, has paid $1,000 towards
the purchase of territory in or near Liberia and
the Misses Waldo, of the same place, $1,000.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18
\ small Tenement,

- CITUATEO near the Asylum, for
<M - merly owned by the late Merritt
tsi,fSla Coughlan, containing about AZ rods Of
llllHA Land, with fruit trees thereon, and a
- good spring of water, will be sold cheap
on application 10 the subscriber. A liberal credit
for part of the purchase money will be given.
SETH HERRICK, Ex'r.
Brattleboro, April s, 1916. 80
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18

Fire in Troy-A fire broke out in Troy on Riv-
err street, on the 9th inst, which destroyed the
stores occupied by Webb and Averll, and the
dwelling houses occupied by Mr. Hubbard and MIR
Plumb.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18
SHAWL LOST.

II OST some 4 or weeks since, between the
Ii residence of Doct. Higginson, on Green ST.
and the corner Of Main and Elliot SITS, in this VIII
lage, a large BLACK CRAZE SHAWL, having a
worked centre, and deep worked border The
finder shall be suitably rewarded and receive the
thanks ofthe owner by leaving il at this office.
Brattleboro, April, 1916. 80
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18

The Frankfort Yeoman announces that Tom
Marshall will run for Congress, against Garrett
Davis.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18

The Great Western has 10 cabin passengers en-
gagged, for her return voyage.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18
NOTICE.

Wis certhes that have this day given my
one years Of age, TO act and trade for himself
therefore shall claim none Of his wages, nor pay
any debts of his contracting after this Date.
49,, EBENEzER WASTE, JR.
Um WASTE, Witness.
Nottingham, April 7, 1e45. ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18
GRASS SEED.

NORTHERN Clover and Herds Grass Seed for
In sale by A. DUNKLEE.
West Brattlsboro, April II, 1886. As
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BONNETS.

TUST received from one of the most fashionable
- establishments in Boston, a very good assort-
ment of Florence and Fancy BONNETS. Arti.
fetal Flowers, also, for sale low by
A. DUNKLEE.
West Brattleboro April IL, 1885, "a
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April Is, 1876:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

isssses essssy. vAssA = - ~ 60. An ,As>s
IsSsW ere = ~ 49, thss WSs,ssS Rslss~ Z
AsSvs y ~ wssid y ~ ~ Cssst psmsty :
ss1 49, - ssli ssy essssss .sss " me tA,. 70
sses, ~ P.spsu 10 h lie " 70 sses,.res
gThske.s 90 NE esssssssy ~,essA, hbrje.
t~ss-ssS ,sas "sl, ihs evss'ssi sss gsss,hs Wis
tsts BaIsss ~ WIN CAesss
NO oTHER CAN bE LIKE IT.
Addre.s ~ eedeys to 18Th " fo~,. U.v.,sl
Assst. ts8 wssh,agssa "a Boston. .1eew.iy
AGENTS. Lether Daniels. Ru,lsud-
Jones X Dow. C",,ingsill. J Pehirs.
Cast sson W Moviioa a. Co., IVES, Povi,.
ney A Bliss 4 Co. Pooi,ney X. Bsal-,
w ellis; wbeJon d. swallow, Ps~ls,; q.
Smith, Dandy 4 corners f; I. Ivan a Co
Dsnby Henry Simonds, pmfotd: warrsa 4
Bliss, Brandon, and slso for sale by
dneem'. and sgen,s ,hrous hout New Eng
land
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14
CT APP & Mt,
Wholesale Dealers In Domestic.
AND IMPORTERS OF
FOREIGN STAPLE DRY GOODS

Nos. 81 Cedar ST, and 1873 Broadtody,
NEW YORK.
L. d X. having now permanently located
themselves as above, beg 10 call the attention
OF buyers in this vicinity. (paricularly those
subject to a strong home competi'ion) TO
their stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
Their sales will be conducted upon cash
basis, their prices always uniform and their
representations candid.
Doing large trade with the retailers OF
New York, and its immediate neighborhood,
their stock is necessarily large and complete
al all seasons Of the year
Dor this reason they respectfully ask your
orders, pledging themselves TO execute them
m such manner as win inspire confidence
and induce repetition. Respectfully,
IS; mos. CLAPP 4 KENT.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

bls asdsctes - ths psepstsss fssdssiek
Dro~a. - Wssisgsoa q. Bsssoe.
AGENTS.---Lsihes Dsassls. Ru,lsed---
Joass = DsW, Cu'i!ngss,lls r Jsmssson,
csssls,en W Moalu,n 4 Co. We., pool,.
ney /; A Buss. Pooi,aey b Besls, Wells !;
W aesdun 8 swallow, Pswlet = Smith
Dandy 4 corner~ J u Vail 4 Co. Dainty ;
n Sinond.. Ptisford Warren & Bliss
Brandon. ard for sale si-o by.drofgisis and
appo,n,sd agents generally. Price one dol.
lar q boiile. o7iy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14
WORKING OXEN,

THE subscriber offers for sale a pair Oh
L working oxen, seven years old good size
and hs some cherry brown cplor. Any one
sishsng 10 purchase a team luT the business
Of The Prese1 season, which will be in good
condltun to dispose Of for beef 10 The Ia Il
will do well Ia avail himself Of this oppouu.
nifty said oxen will be sold very los and on
time 70 SUIT the purchaser
GEO. W. JOY.
Cssilslon JOY 90, %
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n. s,., q q s y,c.sr' r.-.". be.

Sfss, Of Vermont, DE II remember.
District OF Ru,iand, 20. { ID cd that 81 spe-
cisl probats eour holden 81 Rutland within
and Tor said disuiet on ihs ! ith day OF July
i5t5.
Present, WIN Hall, Judge
Ssmue, Heodes, executor If the issi will
and testament ot Abner Hendee, late oil
Pittsscsd. In said district, deceased, teststs
proposing TO rrndet an sccount Of bis admin.
isua,,on Of said estate.
u 10 ordered that said aecnunt be referred
for examination and sllowencs 10 the FRS,
nonday. being the 9Th day OF A ugusi nest, d
that copy Of this order be publi.hcd thres
weeks sureessively, previous thereto in the
Rutland Herald, a Newspaper printed a, Ru,
land, that alt persons ia,erested may appear
and object to the came II they see cause.
true copy Of recrrd.
20 HENRY HALL, Register
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THE MOST REsARKABLE CURE EVER
RECORDED.

Hi.ddoassId. N. J April - 1913
On OF sboal the lSh day Of October. l84l. l wls
~hich continued sbest Eve days. and was followed
BY the srest'ss Of az steer. or shse-ss, inHa pdiy
~h'e h rsiesed the pain a hule. bat caused me 10
thro~ % great eantliy OF offensive matter and
siso much blosd Being greatly alarmed OF thin 1
spp.ed TO q physirian bot be sa'd he thought he
eooid DO bot little ior .eIeep, gi'e nc some Nrt
cory P1ils Which re fused TO take feeling satisfied
that they could do me no rood-sud the discbstss
Of hiord and coUuption continued every few dav.
and ~ last became offensive that could scsrcsly
breathe. WIS also seemed With Q violent ee.gh
which at times caused me 10 more blood iban
had dose beforehand my disease enptinued in th,.
~''' still growing worse. uhtl February, When all
hnpe Il nv reee,ery ~As Risea up, snd my freed.
sN ih"aght ~ood die Of agalloptng eonsumption
Al this uonent ~hsp my liis sss spparently draw
,sF n-aI III rlsse. beard of DR. Wisats B.lsAg Of
Wild Chsuy, md got bottle Which relieved me
'@@ed'a'ely add blythe 0se OF eny three bottle.
'h,' -sd"Ss ell my pains ~sre remored-my
o"SsA aad sp''tng Of blood Ind corruption eat,.ey
aePped Add ~ is- weeks my besitb Nas % (at rs.k
'e'ed az IN eaAble me 10 ~ofk at my ttsds Which 70
health. TuONks cp1rSs
Ol"oces'eF Cn.s,y n
fersosally esns before me In. ,.h.,,;l.., a.. -,
the JSsisess 81 The Peace 81 Sad enact, rh,,-
'"AAn. ssf eslHg del, sAsu.sd aeeo,ding a. a.,
'shh ths ssrre siAtss'sat ss 10 cit ih,as. t,s,
INC % ~ .mh DAY Of Ap-ilIBt3 }
CLEMENT. Up
ssoh % IL SPreoedsstsd ssece-. Of IN. B.,.,
, 'sATUhE's FAyORlTH PRFsCRIP.rIoN
"a prn-eupaioa eoasesi.l 10 her wsnt. s.t |, No..
pared irsD ohs~sass IN rsst. ffoss .sh,t.,e.. -
Tho .stsss 81 ss,sr. hss placed IA ssr 60. -
To- -''s ps,p-sss. thai nssy ~As tso~ aosI,ss a
ia s.eds 81 10 p~ep.raiso& eadsa .s,,.. A., -
~csAissy ssa<6ts b, srlisg an saIel. ,l,,,l.,
| sPp~sTssos. - b. revsessstiag tssir o~n tr,A :.
ssp~ref Ia thIs nssam, OF b. pstiiAs % ,r,,,.,.
'se ss'ss~s'F sss<'spu-f thai Hi' ,apss,ss fsos
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STATE OF VERMONT.


Henry II. Ross.
Count, Court.
Eitsl Niobell r
Addison Book,
DeeIsrs,ion.--in a plea OF ,rsspsss on the
csse,--on note, dated % b July, Is4a. foe
the sum Of ei2s.oo. psssbls-io william ID.
Ross in "ne PEAR from date, and interest. snd
endorsed TO the plsinlR Also one other
note. dated 9e'h July, iet9. Sor ei2s.o0.
payable IN too Year, to w,ilsm d. Rose.
and endorsed to the plainuh
The sid Alsnson and Elisl being sbsen n,
from hi. state 81 the time Of scrvice
II % ordered, ths, the publication Of the
substance Of The decla,s,ion snd this order
,hres ~esks sureessively. 10 the Rutland
Herald. The las, Of Which 10 be OF least s,s
week. previous ~ the next tsrm-to Wit, The
second Tuesday Of September, lsf5-shall
Ne Sufficient notice for them TO appear and
defend. And day thereof IL given, DC.
Starr d Bushnell l. Hodges, Au'ys for PIT
20 Y. w. HOPKINS. CLERK.
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HE the subscribers, being appointed BY the
" Probate roDv for the district Of Rutland
commissioners tu9 receive examine, end sd-
l1s' oil e:a.n:s and dcmsnds OF oil persona
against the es,sts of
Sannsi Ornsbee late Of Cisrcadsm.
IN said dislrici deceased, veprssen isd insol
vent, and also all claims and dema nds eXhb.
tied in offse, thereto and months from
The ll,h day Of June, Is45, being allowed
10y said court for that purpose, We do there
fore hereby give notice that We will ATTEND
to The business ofour said appointment at the
dwelling house of,be widow Of the deceased
on the ii,h day OF October and Sd day Of
January next, from l until 5 O'Clock =. NJ
on each OF s,id days.
fDANIEL S. EWING. lc,
BENJAMIN FISHER, Comm"
Clarendon, 93d June. 1915 90
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Low e. Rogers
HAVE received for their Winter
H Stock a foil assortment OF
Hard Ware, Saddlery,
AND
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.

CABBAGE TRIMMINGS.
Among which are,
100 casks Cat Nails assorted, Sd 10 inch
100 boxes Glas;, 7 4 TO IL II Is;
80 tons Iron and Steel, well assorted
200 bundles Nail Rods;
200 pairs Gutter and Sleigh Shoes;
40 casks Burdens Shoes and Boat Spikes
200 doz Files and Rnsps;
900 I" Table Cutlery
$50 Gro. Harness Buckles
w Greave's and Sons Saws, Edge Tools,
SC. direct from he manufacturer,
ALSO
A large Stock OF
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE,
Comprising some Of the latest patterns.
A Of which is offered nj the Lowest market
price. Whitehall, Dec. 1874.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

II II. GREEN begs liberty 10 inform the
IL. public ihaihe is now manufacturing
Dulciannas or paTlor Organs, on entirely on
new plan, at less Than hall the price Of com
mon paflor Organs. capable Of producing the
most beautiful swell of any instrument 0fihe
kind in use. Those wishing TO buy Organs
or Pianos will do we'll TO call and examine
FOR themselves. before purchastng elsewhere
He likewise repair all kind OF musral in
strumenls, tunes church and psrlor Organs
and Piano Fories IN the best possible man.
ner on abort notice. Poullnry, Dec, 1874.
Sill y.
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WE tho subscribers. being appointed b

WE the subscribers, being appointed b,
w the Hon. the Probate Court for the dis
itci Of Rutland. commissioners 10 receive
examine aud adjust all claims and demand,
OF all persons sgains, the estate OF
Joel Dayton late Of Middieio,cn
IN said district, deceased, represented insol-
vent, and also all claims and demands exhlb-
tied IN Offset thereto, and 0 months iron the
I'd day OF June, last, being allowed by said
court Tor tina, purpose; We do therefore here
by give notice thai we will attend TO the bu-
siness OF our said appointment, al the Office
OF Eliskim Papl, in Middleiown. on the
ID Monday Of Augo., and the LIST Monday Of
December next, from one until FIVE O'Clock
p. m on each of said days.
ELiaxiN Pau,
M.sn. CA,wrLL, Com"
~lddlstown, July g. lS<5 20
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TAlES' CArHARTIC LOZENGES.

THOUGH prepsred from . great msny
Vegetable .subsiaRces, are as pslsiahie
and pleasing TO cal q, any other oonleeuon-
AIRY compound.
This preparation Is decidedly the best q
morp oil preparations; for while ne orera-
,,or. sre as sure m sails. Cas,orOii, Gallo
mel and Jaleop OF any other eaihar'ie medi-
rines, !, has the advantage over all ~ being
pleasant TO sat, while other cathariics are
generally dissereeahle 10 take. Price % cts.
per box, with full directions. and may bt
found Al the Depository. No. 90 Commercial
street.
FALES' WORM LOZENGES,
Are q ssfe and most sure remedy Tor worms
Children love them, They set like charm
in renovatinH the symptoms, such as siat''og
10 sleep, grating the teeth, paleness sbou'
the mouth and nose occasional sickness al
the stomach, precarlous appetite, swelled
bowels, and general feverish habit. The
| child falls into quiet sleep. the worms ere
supplied and expelled, and the child, as faI
| as heard from. 10 every instance has beet
| cured.
Price 95 cents per box with full directions
| sold n, No 90 Commercial street.
FALESS COUGH LOZENGEs.
Are beneficial in all common colds and
coughs, ~hooping tough, inflammation OF the
throat and lungs, in the Group or hives, and
more certain 10 act satisfactory than the eel
ebrated Hive Syrup. The mos, happy ef'
| iect is obtained in a few moments, the symp'
| toms disappear and the disease is broken up
by the magical effect Of these Lozenges.
Full directions accompanying each box
and found at the Depository, No. 06 Com
mercial street.
FALES'S DYSENTERY LOZENGES,
Are a safe and agreeable remedy for dysen
terry. Diarrhea, and Bowel Complaints OIL
| children. Particular attention must be paid
to the directions on each box.
FALES'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES,
Are benenehcal in all common and sick
headache, and where there is a sense OF
| iighiness or weight over the eyes, in errupt
i've diseases, such as Measles. Small Pox.-
Also in Mania Epiepys; Melancholy Hysle-
ria, IN ST Vitus' Dances and III all cases oil
Lencuor and oppression OF the Vital powers,
and may be taken with safety by women and
children in all conditions.
Full directions accompany each box.
FALES'S CYPIAN HAIR TONIC.
Is now 80 extensively known and justly eel
ebrated that further common, upon it will be
many thousands who have purchased the ton
ic, in this and other countries none have re-
turned with complaints, while thousand /,
have not only expressed their APPRECIATION,
but their wonder and admiration on chold-
ing its effects. A few bottles only can be
had al No. 96 Commercial street.
CLEAR OUT YOUR RATS.
The gnawing and antics Of these destructive
creatures can be hushed forever in your house
and store if you will procure a box of the
genuine
MADAGASCAR RAT EXTERMl Major,
On using according to direction. You can
not depend upon it unless obiaiced at J. J .
FALES'S No. 90, Commercial ST, Boston
Mass.
EGYPTIAN HAIR DYE.
This dye will give most desirable color.
to white grey or red without cOloring The
skin.
JOSEPH FALES, oo Commercial s,
Boston Mass