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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-19
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
CirculafiNp..FO rty Thousand

DAILY HERALD--Ever, day. Price cents par
copy-S7 Is per annum--payable in advance.
WEEKLY IiERALD-Every Saturday-Price OF cents
per copyS3 ~. cents per annim-pay able in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usnaj piices--aiways
cash In advance.
PRINTING OF all kinda executed with beauty soc
despatch
Gl- All letters communications, by mail addressed
" the establishment, must be post paid the postage
Will be deducted from the subscription money remtttse
EaNES GORDON BENNETT,
Psopwisros TIN NrH Vosx HrpaLn Esra sL,saMsrY
.-c.*l. rr.r- - Cr,,cn a,, Nnsr.n 49,.
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WALES GLOBE, aud Transparent Celestial Sphr re-
opted schools, colleges. aud private fami-
lies !, The Normal schools a, Boston and Albany
aud other Colleges at Mrs llatd Troy, AID in
Common Schools ], New York other cities aud States
and recommended by Dr. Ldner, Professor Olmseld AID
others Manufactured aud for sale ny q VALE, his Naut
cal and NJ 4themAticl Establishment trsnsn qupe Nrw
YorF iva erdlm-rh
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60 ss9 ~ k
.Ss::
full operation aud offers rea to persons who wish
gIssssni mcd,, Of irsvrjl"s to The west.
boat. are cited w u superior and every effort IS made
81 III. scenery on tbs route IS anrvaled and t.
great ehan Of Pennsylvania internal Improvements well
BY this passenger. avoid oil the fsues aud dangers
tendat upon stage travelling and at the same time make
ls ps SsSs a
ps n s%ns , Of Ghesnut and Fourth ssJt snd Nos
soF A'ofm'tion IN i hs ey e New York sDp'y to
b. LEIGH 20 : Line = ! we,,n, r.
CHEAP EXCURsIONs no THE FISHING.
R ZANE ias zee cES FAIRY HlSa H wSf
h " %: every VIZ .a %es I E.fss;sS.
" s SS G eo % .sa sG sat
Al snds of Refreshments board. Bait at cost.
ANSesa al. Steamer =. l. STEVENS, Cat,ia r. L
~ Nancy, will maa. excursion the Fishing
1a e ssihs issfiy os spS asrd
SnI Dss .,s, F.. AID rsi
SON.. fine Band Of Nus,c eogaged BAIT furnished gratis;
Fale 50 cents jul, ,wis-rh
FhOrLks I'M: OF - hAA!BOAls FOR ALBANY,
,e eAitSsssdfyn Ess sn e FER ss,n. Dr.
..--aGK- Courtland aud Liberty streets.
Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Captain X u. Cruttenden. will
isaye Monday Wednesday end Friday Evenings, oclock
s,eambosi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Captain A. iioughtoa, viii
'xsve on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday O'Clock
o o'clock PM landing at Intermediate places from tie
OF Barclay street -
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain w. II Truesdell,
~ leave Monday Wednesday, Friday and sunday Alter.
uoous, a o'clock
Steamboat NEW JERSEY, Capt r. II. Furey, will leave
on Tuesday Thursday aad Saturday Afternoons 1t acock
ny in ample Tor o. Morning Train Cars for the or
The Boats substantial are furnished with new and
elegant and for speed accommodations are nm.
yivalIed Oh the Hudson
Freight taLe1 moderate rates.
All forbid trusting any Boats fti. LIN.
without written order from the Captains Agents.
or freight, apply board the boats g.
schiiif NJ tlS ofhce on-the wharf ju4rc
JTILLLfMSB URGH AND PECK SIP
FERRY.
srEl IN The Trustees Of this Ferry, believing a,at
e.ys there are g,a"y ., the ezens Of New York
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WARREN HALL.

No Warren street,
'INuE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted the above house
Hotel in style of comfort and venence, for the
commodaron Of citizens generally and visitors city
would respectfully solicit for themselves portion of their pa
tronage.
Their ardr will be al times well stocked Th the best
the markets afford The Wines Liquors and Segars
the best quality The bedrooms neatly furnished spacious
airy. While from its central being the City Hall
and the OF business will afford great
those visiting the city.
T. BRITTON.
g. McCORKLE.
~ BThe msual reshes served up AZ ali times lei I'm
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SUPREME CornT-UTcA, July l6--Present all the
Judges Wooster ri al. VS.. Jenkins Allen vs.. w.
II Culver Same VS. J. Culver These causes, on motion
Of Mr. Kirkland ordered TO be placed the caen
dar for the term. so. Stevens nds Palmer- decision
postponed. aa6-Berland VS. Jackson. Motion to amend
granted on terms. OIL. "a reserved cause) Thompson
vs. hte Sent back to referee, with directions to make
speca report Of the facts &c Co. "a reserved cause)
Evans VS.. Tooker Argued part. Adjourned Utica
Gazette
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WILoUN.N 1UIEL AND DININu KDJW,
Gold street, near Maiden Lame.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will hnd this desirable House,
- being convenient to the business Of the city This
establishment is fitted with entirely furniture Coco
and substantial dinner lal lodgings Is For con
veence and comfort tins house hotel in the city
and at half the Permanent boarders be
very reasonable terms
All the delcacies Of the served u, they
in mrkel half the price Of other houses Elegant
riors for the referee dinner
parties The best liquors. ~ m
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MONROE RAIL ROAD AND BANKING CO
.ropat. Decree of the SPECIAL Jury relation
sihb Coun,y Monroe Rail Road and Banking Com
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NJ OtiLE.-Bnnsh Barque Ann Harley, from Gasgow.-
All persons are hereby cautioned against trusting any Of
crew OF THIS vessel debts Of ths contracting will be
iquidated BY the cs ntain consgnees 10
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hNAPP'S
INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER.

INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
THESE PLASTER RS prepared for pains and weakness in tn
back breast, side limbs bruises sprair &C.. and ioi
give immediate and soothing relief
They will also be found highly beneficial for complaints
the Liver Lungs and Kidney.
fesous OF sedenary habits whose business requires them
sit or stand much who may he troubled with weakness in tn,
chest or pain III the side breast will hd great relief by
ing OF these Plssters
With regard the eoscy Of these Pasters nothing need b.
said, they cay nth them their
the price being remarkably low sufficient
those afflicted TO give them trial.
The proprietor confident that by the great and increasing DE-
maud for these Paser the popularity which they have
ed solely by their aud the universal
which they gve that they decidedly superior any
Others
Nopains spared in making them adhesive and pabe
possible aud rendering them free from all those objections
which Of complaint to the ordinary pss,ers Of the
day.
sired.
Be and ask for Knapp Indian Strengthening Plaster
that his signature tbs back OF each None others
genuine.
Made only by p B. KNAPP and sold wholesale and
his Medicine Warehouse No. 1872 Hudson door below
King street. New York Also sale by Druggists gene
rally. Price u Ia and 10 3-t each ms 2lneodsrc
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rOk SdLE'

~ APAiR Of Dapp- ey Horses ls hands high 6
years old klLd aud sound every respect
(xsl.so a fe lur;pi Sorrd Mare AID Top v aron. he
Mare young, sound aud Kind and dsirsble s.dde bes
the Wsgon Is Of roses Ike; been used but The
above property will be sod either the
WI ID SPARKS.
jui3 lwsrc Ni'p Hous-, Sd Avenue
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LOOK AT This

.. JUST RECElVtD-Aaohcf lot Of French Boots, Of
Jthe best kind aud be sold At the old 81 and the
hest OF French Cli Boots m,de order for So City made
~ Cef Boots So and the creates, assortment Of Gents IL
n ell kinds To- he fouad very low p Also the
Caf Shoes 50 md s. 10 grea, vars Of ali other kiods
LADIES IN this s. Will fd great assortment Of Caters.
Bushins, ~ius Ties Plu ellis, Satin, &c
For of Ill her kinds Misses and Children
Boot, aud Shoes cannot lie beat in Hscity Do mis-
take the number SCI Broadway, ofFrankln
linrih Al, CAHiLL.
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H given OF the story house No io + lst Avenue
h-twee o,h aud 7rh The premises have lately
bsv IN cmIleae order Ard ali ha. been painted inside
AID last Ju the Crcton trodu ed uiart manr
pieces. folding doors it's we'll sd pied accommodate
more miles; asked emily for the sidue
oi the g May S12o Inquue the Office of John
H. Power Esl No 10 Nassau of Joh ~ Il
from the hours oi o'clock of S.ml b Norton the
owner AZ he office ou I tuesdays aud "wednesday.
In iy l2sfn
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FROM NEW ZEALAND BY letter received yes
terday from Capt Jabez Is. Hewand, Of the shil
London Packet Of Farhaven. dated Bay OF Islands New
zealand March 18TH we learn that the natives OF New
Zealand had risen upon the English inhabitants Of the
Bay OF Islands, and completely overpowered them. On
the 18th March, battle was fought between the English
and natives in which the former sustained loss of 20 10
80 killed, and great many wounded The English fed
to the vessels in port leaving the in possession OF
the natives, who soon reduced TO ashcsN,w Bedford
Merctvts
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NA.%Es 5 sREAOA'''' tea ''' JOHN Il s'i
jsi7toau5 re J3re 81 South
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TROUBLE IN WASHINGTON We have several let
letters from Washington, which refer to grievous
misunderstanding between Mr. Buchanan, Secretary OF
state, and Mir r. Hartly Crawford Commissioner OIL In
dian Affairs II seems tina. Mir b. f iniormants
correct md they agree in poipts directed Mr. G.
to find place in his bureau for applicant but would
snare hmt elf the unpleasant office OF designating the
victim TO be die placed Mr.. {. was willing 10 appoint
but required that MIR b. should name the person to be
dismissed. The message taken back with some ad
ditionsl force of expression, and the messenger
made 10 swear to the statement This II is said forms
the groundwork OF a complaint 10 the President and
MIR Crawford is likely TO lose his place MIR Secretary
Walker MIR Crawford and few others, are, it is said
close friends and desire the promotion of Mr.. Vice Pro
sident Dallas
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landings from the Steamboat Pier at the foot Of
$3.50 barclay street
brv4kiasr d Uinner - board the boat.
Leaves Nrw York at o'clock, NJ. Toesdays, Thursdsys
md Saturday, aud Troy O'clock A. NJ Albany O'clock
A NJ. Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Thr lov-lre.,ure sresmbost Roy Captain A. Gorfam o.
ruesdsys Thar,d IS AID Saturdays AT O'clock
day, "Wednesday and Friday, ct O'clock.
For freight apply Oh board f. g. Hall the
,f,ce on the wharf
NvtcAll goods freight baggage bank bills specie any
other kind Of property aken ship board this
be the risk OF the Of such goods freight bag
Hc lrl5rc
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NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LTNE.
= sasTrl al FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT.
- O'clock P. NJ -rhs stearnboa, en-
E----s.---eS PRE- Captain L Macy wsl lsaye The
Thursday aid saturd,y sfiernoou att O'Clock
The Ste m oar COLI ARiA, Captain VIM H. Peck, every
d.y. "Wednesday Frda- afrrruodn, al O'clock.
roi Fssa4r rcgi Aupiy hoard ntTre tho
t-Sr
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VOL XII
STANZAS.

Wenever more may meet, Mary
Years between us have roHef,
And hearts that loved us dearly y'6hce,
Tn distant graves are cold;
And all the friends of youth, Mary,
he4eepIy tried and true,
Are scattered like flowers that smiled
When childhood's feelings grew.
Our hearts were like the bed, Mary,
That simple Nature weaves.
And our feelings did together run
Like'dew drops on the leaves.
But our hearts have like the buds, Mary,
Been%ithered long ago,
And feelings like the stainless dew
We never more may know.
know not if yourNeart, Nary
BE altered in its truth:
Or if it still retaiHs for niel
One feeling of your youth:
For distance can divide Mary,
And 1Erns can waste away
The tieares! things of love and hope,
That Blossoms in our way.
But fresh and green to ne, Mary
Are chiIdhood's metaelies yet;
And | have wished thoVsand times,
/ onlyedasd forget:
Bat, still those shades, like sbRft-bands,
Come stealing back to me,
And night and day, like fairy hours,
Keeps whispering of thee.
We never more may meet Mary
IwoGld not, if we might,
For Time and change must make me nov
A stranger in Thy sshE
Far better dream we are the friends
We pareed long ago-A
With shade upon thy heart thatmocked
Tire light upon thy brow.
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THE following letter was addressed
10 our agents at Boston!

10 our hgenIS al OOsIOn:
RoxBURY, Mass May Is, I643.
Messrs. Smith Il FOwles-Gentlemen
1t is with great pleasure | SEND you
this certificate Of the wonderful cure
made upon nv ch'Id by the use Of Sands
SnsapariIla She had been troubled
more or less with hereditary SrroIula
from her infancy, which at length SET
tied IN her Tvs, where it ragged with
such violence (her mouth and lips be
ing extremely sore and very much s"oI'
Den) that she could not toke any nOur
ishment except liquids from a spoon;
she sooh became very much acIated
and so weak as TO be unable 10 raIse
herself without assistance. The aw
bones began to decay, and { ur pieces,
with fourteen or fifteen teeth fell out,
from the effects Of this banelul, and, as
| feared. ,ncur'b bic disease. Al this time
her condili)n was dreadful TO behold,
aud the pain was so intense that she
was unable 10 sleep, exoep' a few mini
Ntes at time. She hid taken other
preparations Of Sarsaparlla, and other
medicines recommended for ScroluIa d,
but without any good effect, and | had
almost d"spaTed Of seeing my child cur
ed. or even relieved OF this loathsome
and most deleslabIe disease, when by
your recommendation ((Or which shall
always feel gratefully was induced 10
NV Sands Sa:saparila. procured one
bottle, and after she had taken about one
nslf Of The contents. ! saw decided
change for The better. ! continued the
use o; the Sasaparllla with rene vel hope
her healrh improved rapidly, the foul
ulcers in her mouth began 10 heal-she
rested comfortably through The night
and now, gentlemen, after u'lRg tVe
bottles my daughter is entirely cured
yes, can truly say that she is better
Than she ever was in her lle, and al
tribute her cure WHOLLY to tho use oI
Sands SarsaparI'a.
ASA F ONION
Prepared and sold Wholesale aud re
tail, by ro,
A r. g. ID. SANDS
Wholesale Druggists. 70. FuItonS' N
And sold also by Druggists general !
IN the plncipaI '"wns and cities 'hIoughJ
out lhe U0urd States.
X. JACKSON, Agent,
CaHoIIlon, OhIC
January l84S'
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For The rt*aoVrl and permanent cure O AZ
Diseases arising from an impure state
oflhe.Biood er habit Jthe
System.
Scrorals. or Kings Evil, Rheumatism,
OOstlnateGulnneouS, ErupIons, PIN
plies, or PusIAes on The Face, Bloch
rs, BIIes, Chronic sore eyes, Ring
Worm or retter, Scad Head, Enlarge
meat and Pstn OF the Bones T. jolnls,
Stu uOborn Ulcers. SyphlIIuc Swap
toms. SciaIica, or Lumbago, and DIS
eases arising from an lnjudIcious use
Of Mercary, AscI.es, or DroPsy, Ex-
posure or lniprudence 10 Lie, also.
Chronic Constitutional Disorders, &c.
In this preparation are strongly con
cenlraled oil The Medicinal properties
Of Sarsaparlla, compounded with other
valuable vegetable extracts, the whole
strength Of which is extracted on au en-
lireIy new principle. The great object
desired is now accomplished, n. the pro
ducIion Of a remedy possessing a con-,
rolling power over supposed hitherto
ncurabIe diseases
The afflicted, or those who may have
been given up 10 despair, and all wht
are interested. are invited 70 make a
trial OF this vaIeabIe medicine, or 10 call
on those who have come forward and
borne public testimony OF its priceless
value TO them, and satisfy themselves in
dIvidualy ofils power in arresrnR and
curing disease, aad ci what1t has done
for others.
The following are extracts from let
ters recently received, and specimens o
hose coming TO hand dailyE
GALGATtN, Tenn, Feb. 27lh. 1874
MesSrS, A. b. 4. ID Sdmfss
Genlemens-l have Just received
letter from my father IN RusselIViIe
- who wishes 10 parchase some o
your SarsaparlIa. have no doubt he
can he the means OF selIleg a great deAl,
as il has performed a wonderful cure II
bis family. last December was senl
Tor to see my sister before she died, she
having been in poor health for some two
or three years, Il utthe time went over
10 see her, she was at The poin, OF death,
with The scarlet lever, and a Cancerous
affection OF the bowels, from which her
physician thought she cOurd not possibly
recover. carried over with me ii boi
tie of yUHr SarsaPariila, and win the
consent Of her ply stefan she commenc.
ed roking it that urght, | remained With
her three DAYS, snd left her rapidly i'm,
proving Her husband senI boy home
with me for mnte Of the Sarsaparllla.-
sent one dozen hut;ies which believe
will effect an entire cure MY father
writes me 10 that cfecl, and wishes lhro'
ME to procure an agency TOR selling ouy
valuable medicine 10 that neighhorhood
Respectfully, J. NJ. OWENS.
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TER Viz OF ADVERTISING

L6pM We VI ASE 1h lShNS.
Three mssftt0Hs one SqHG's, SiiV
Eee'y subAsqusHt insertion, 60
LGrget 0AeS in proportion.
Ahberai discount riIlks giS'u S.AsG
ph0 adseTtiSe bB The Ve0r.
GTBOOk, Businep Cord, EGEdLiR
and all other kiadG Of job Work, neatly
done al this Obice upoa the RaU Il reSseA sLis
cram aud 0HtAe Et0rieu notice.
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Sands Sarsapari.Ha.

For The rtanovrl and permanent cure O AZ
Diseases arising from an impure "af"
orihe.Biood pr habit yhe
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And she looked so Bewitching, and her
kiss was so sweet, that Beaumont, forget
ting his disappointment, exclaimed .
"WeII, if yeu prefer r, it certainly viii
be pfeasanrer."
"ARd wiIlyou stopat Madam G-'s?"
"lf yea wish, certainly, love"
" And viii you help me te choose hat"
=" Dearest, your own taste fe sajque."
And away drove the enamomd husband
with his gay, young wife. Happy would
it have been iftheir motrimOn,1t ts,aye TENS
could always have ended thGs happily!
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-04
VOL. XI.-NO. 80.
Experiment with Salt on Potatoes.

will mention one experiment with salt.
by which il will be seen that il is very essen
tia 10 the growth OF the potaioe Three
years ago had a field in excellent heart,
planted with potatoes. which gave an excel
lent crop, averaging three hundred bushels
per acre The next year it happened that Il
became necessary to plant the Same field
again with potatoes but feared lest the
worms should destroy the crop, as they APP
peared quite numerous at first digging but
proposed to remedy this by sowing salt,
which did about fortnight before plant
ing, at the rate Of barrel per acre. The
saltii was supposed would kill the worms
nor did calculate upon any other effect
from il /; but il did not kill the yerInin, for
the ground was as thickly invested by them
as in the previous year and upon digging
the potatoes, the crop exceeded my expecta-
tons, and to my sUrprise gave an average Of
400 bushels per acre over the field. The
potatoe being very exhausting crop, | did
not then know why the second crop should
be the largest Of the two; but since have
seen an analysis Of the poiatoe and Of salt,
the wonder is easily explained, and am
constrained TO believe that had put on.
beside the salt, 20 bushels Of unIeached
ashes per acre, the crop would have been
increased to 600 bushels per acre.
Salt is not so destructive OF vegetation as
most people imagine. From small expert
ments that have made, should Judge that
il would take 60 bushels per acre. Of our
common fine salt, before vegetation would
be materially injured. In conclusion, allow
me to recommend Prof Johnson's Agri-
cultural Lectures to every farmer as n book
particularly interesting to him, and worthy
place in his library.
Corr. Of Albany Cnlirator.
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Dreadful ARRAY at Hanover-isoo men kill
ed, and another dangerously soounded.--We
are panied TO record the most shocking drunk
EN- atfTay at Hanover, in this county, yesterday
afternoon, which ever occurred 10 the Old Col
ony. II being ST Patrick's day the laborers on
the railroad, mostly Irish suspended work in
honor of their saint. About a dozen of The
gang at work in Abingdon visited a noted grog-
gerry in Hanover, kept by one Seth Perry,
who, we believe, has been more than once con-
vicled Of being engaged in the demoraizing
traffic OF selling ardent spirits. Being assem-
bled there they were soon able, BY a pretty
Tree appliance of strong drink, 10 get them
selves good deal excited, and became some
what noisy and turbulent, still demanding more
rum. Perry at last refused, aud ordered them
from his premises. A man by the name Of f.
nos Bates was present, who being pretty well
intoxicated himself, undertook To aid in remov-
ing the party from the house. Perry stepped
up to place over the chamber floor, and took
down three guns. Bates, and one ofthe Irish
men named james Stapeton. were engaged in
scuffle Just without the door. Perry aimed,
fired, and shot Stapleton through the heart,
and he died Instantly. That discharge was
quickly followed by another, the bullet striking
Patrick Stapleton, (broiher OF James,) upon
the breast bone, glanced into his side ; he ran
about two rods, and fell dead. A third shot
was fired.
A great excitement was occasioned in Han
over, in consequence. A coroner's inquest
was held upon the bodies last evening, and the
witnesses were so drunk that the verdict, we
learn, was merely that their death was caused
by leaden bullet, discharged from musket
by some person 10 the jurors unknown. BY
midnight warrant had been issued by Joshua
Smith ESQ.,, and Perry was arrested, and tried
. l. FN = n \ = =
flowing. The examination resulted In the
commitment Of Perry FOR the murder oil these
men, and he Is now in the gaol in this town, to
await his trial.-Plymoath Memorial.
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0P SETTLE ONCE A YEAR.

A LII those who have unsettled accounts with us
IA OF the past year, Q644) are requested to call
aud settle them in some shape; and all who expect
10 pay their accounts in GRAIE, are requested TO
forward il Immediately
- DICKINSON, DAY a. co.
Feb. 2s, Is45. 6w27
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Trusses and Abdominal Supporters.

nOCT. sPAULDlNG has for sale the above
IL Instruments, made by J. w. Phelps, Of
Boston. Mr.. Phelps received the highest pre-
MUM on these Instruments at the Mechanics Fair,
held in Boston, on the 10th Sept 1874, and they
were pronounced to be the best in use. e. f
Bralleboro, Feb. 10Th, 1S45 H26