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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE N. &. FARMER.
SEEDS, Herds Grass, 81 81 to so per hushGl. Red
Top SO to 60 cts Clovcr-NorIhern 9lo southern,
a0c. Flax Seed, 81 so per bnshGl. Lncorne, 80 c.
per III. Canary Seed 81 81 to las per busle.
GRAIN. Corn-N0rhern new bushel 90 iOOO-.Sonth-
ern, round yellow Ol GOA 57SOuhcrn Hat yellow new,
so a 52-IO do. white AZ 5O-dO New Orleans 90 90
Barley 90 00-RyG Northern 70 75-do Southern, 90
75-Outs, Southern, 90 a 50 Norhern do 3j to 81
beans, per busel so 50 shorts per double bushcl %
n 3O-liran 81 a 49,
FLOUR. Baltimore, Howard street. 4 mos. or. 81 81
s7-,u wharf, 50 90 80 0Gdo rcC oi garlic, so 20 II
Philadelphia do, Amos. 81 67i7j --Frclericks-
burgh, low I'D 4 mosd 4 81 75--AleXhndra, whnri
mountain, 81 II 4 7l.-GcncsSec. common. cash 81 -
90 do fancy brands SO 90 . 37-Ohio vim Cnnn"O 10
50 hOdo do New Orleans. cash 81 GO 500 Rye 20 60
u325-Mdnn Meal in hbls 2G2 50 81
PROVISIONS BcG'-McSs mo. new hbl s SEQ n 3 80
-Navy-S6 - Z O0--No. L. % G0--to Prime 50 30
so 0O-Pork-Exra clear mo. bill. 500 GO II 90 90 do
90 az 25-do Mess from other Stnlcs. 90 90 90 20
do Prime do do so 90 0 90 do Cargo do. GA 0OUClcr
do 10 90 0000-BHtlersippng, IN CO. do store nnin
spcctcd. 10 l3-O dairy, II cents l6lard No. Dos
ins. 90 Il 0C-do South and Westcru.ia l'!ilans Bos
ton, 7 a 00,0-Souihern and Western. IA Cheese.
ship'g mud meal, 3n 4 lido new milk, i a ~
WOOL. Duly-ThG value whereof NJ the plare OF eN-
portion shall not exceed cents per pound per cent
nd valorem. All wlicrcolhe value exceeds cents per
pound, 20 per ct. nj. val. and spcr pound,
Prime or sjayuny Flreces, washed. III. A. n 50rAncr
lean full blood do 10 A2Do ga do 81 - DO l.2 do
81 n 3G--l-f and common do 3Oa 32--Smyrna sheep
washed. Goa 2l-DO unwnShGd, Ion lj-Bcnausidn u IL
--Sayony, clean O0-.nucu0s Ayrcs mpickc6,7 "a O--do
do picdkch, 10 l--Supcr0ne Northern pulled lamb 3S
10 No do do do 80 II 31--No dodo do l5 30 No 3
do do ii Il H.
Hops Duty 90 per cent.--lsr1olt Mass. 1919, Ib
l3a II Cd do 0n0.
NAY SIS TO lG perton--Easlcrn screwed II to II 80
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FsAEs e III Sd.

IN this village, Is, inst, by Rev. w. Wright,
Dr. HENRY :. CHASE and Miss. SARAH ID.
HASKELL, all cflhis village.
Ia Addison, on The LIT day Of Jan. 1s45 Mai
EMERSON e. WRIGHT Auy. at Law, at Mid.
dlebury to Miss. CLARA AGuSrA, only daugh
Ter Of Samuel Pond Esq, of Addison.
We are glad to see the evidences daily multi
plying around us, that annexation will not only
strengthen our union, but also extend the area
of freedom. No doubt hundreds of The Young men
Of our county are beginning TO adopt The the hap
py sentiment Of an unucky aspirant for the Prcs
dcncy. "PcrsonalIy could have no objections
to annexation, and should be giad 10 see it, with
out war, and wilhou, dishonor, and with the com
mon consent "of all parties"
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l N CHANGER
STATE OF VERMOJyT, J
between William Wilkins. Com,'lo;,ont

BrTwEEH William Wilkins, Complo;oo,j
and
Isaac Shedd, John 8. Hawkins, Ferdinand 1o,,L
inS, Brdsmnn iInPgOod und Sylvester Sha,,uck
Deiendants ''''"'
WHEREAS, Willmm Wilkins of RoodDr i,
w the county Of Windsor, has filed bia mi If
complaint, stating, in substance, tina, Isnac Sbcdd
OF SAID Reading, on the twenty.seyen,h dnv oC
November, a. ID. 1884, being Justly indebted IN
the Complainant in the sum OF eight hundred and
hty.live dolIars, specified in nine pr omissory noc,
VIZ one for fifty five dollars, and eight for one
hundred dollars ench, in order 10 secure The poy
nent OF said sums OF money in snid notes specI
he'd according TO The tenor thereof. on The snme
2Ilh DAY OF November, A. ID. 1884 conveyed TO
me Complainant, his heirs and assigns. the follow
ing described land in Reading aforesaid, viz: II
oeihs me same and nl the land conveyed TO said
Isaac Shedd by the Complainant by deed date;
Nov ~ 1881, reference being had 10 sad deed
for particular description of the boundaries -.
containing, by estimation, one hundred and thirty
acres, to which deed there was condition ,bn,
said deed should be void, on the pnymeu, Of the
snld snms OF money in said notes specified ,hnt
TWO OF sad notes remain due and unpnid, --and
mat John s. Hawkins, Of Laporle in The county
OF Laporle ard State of Indiana, Ferdinand Hawk
ms OF SAID Reading, administrator of The estate
ct Sewall Shntuck, late of said Rendinr, dc.
ceased l'rldgnan lIapgood, John l.. Priest, and
sylvester n'ialiuck, all of said Reading, have, or
clam to have some right, tile or interest in the
premises aforesaid ; apd praying that The Defend.
ants may be decrecd TO pay to the Complainant
Inc sums OF money so due to him as aforesaid and
nnPa'h' ny some short day. to be appointed by the
''"""rnn'e chancellor, and in default thereof that
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Extract of letter dated Grafton,
Mass, Feb. "a, 1914.
"DEAR SIR:-Ihcrc have been great
number OF cures effected by Wistar's
BaIsam of Wild Cherry in this vicinity
many of them Of Severe Colds and
Coughs. There is also a number Of cas-,
cs of long standing Consumption in which
the Bhl.am is being used, and more benc-
fit is derived from it than from any medl-
cine ever tried. There is one striking
cure of a young lady, in this place, who
has been sick fer ten gears to my knowl-
cdgc-shc is now taking the second bot
tie, and has received greet relief from it
and, believe, ere long will be entirely
we'll"
Such accounts arc almost daily rccciv-
ed from every party Of the country. The
AIRY oftcStimony is so strong that all
mast blIirrc that DIR Wistar's Balsam is
the best Medicine in the world for all dis
eases Of the Lungs and Liver. No ma
ter how old and invclerate your disease
may be this Balsam will cure it, if a cure
be possible. The vast popularity Of this
incstimablc remedy has caused counter
lets and worthless limitations to spring
up in the country, Of which the public
should beware. Be sure to get the gen.
dine DR. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher
ry.
sJ0For sale by DR.. S. J. ALLEN,
Druggist, Woodstock, Vt.
IAN orders for the above medicine,
should be addressed to SETH W,FOWLE
l3S, Washington Street, Boston, sole pro-
prletor for New England.
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IJect, GlSregardlng as II ala every DINER or
binary courtesy, even between beligerents,
and descending into the vllest and most
unmerited abuse of the people of Texas,
forced upon the President the necessity OF
a response, He accordingly replied in
such terms as he believed the occasion re-
quired at his hands"
The Indian Affairs ofthe Republic are
represented to be in as satisfactory state
as could have been hoped from the difficult
ties aud necessary delays attending nego-
Citations with hostile tribes af savages.
The finances OF the Government are in
a healthy and prosperous condition. The
current receipts Of the treasury for the
wear, it is thought. will more than meet the
current expenses Of the Administration
More stringent measures are recommend.
cd to secure the treasury against loss from
smuggling and defacatlons.
The Texan Commissioners appointed
to confer with the Commissioners on the
part of Mexico in relation 10 an armislice
between the two Republics, concluded
their labors in FEBRUARY last. President
Houston disnp?roved of their proceedings
for evident reasons, We suppose his
Exceliency alludcs to the fact of Texas be-
ing denominalcd department of Mexico
in the protocol signed by Commissioners,
as the cause of his rejecting the agreement
for an armlstice embraced in it,
The total expenditures Of the Govern
ment for the term Of President Houston
service (hrec years exclusive OF a debt OF
fifty thousand dollars incurred during the
administrator Of his predecessor, is stated
at $4G0, 800; receipts for the same period,
S4GG,l5S.
During the last summer, the Discussions
affecting life and property that broke out
in Shelby county, have been quelled by
military force.
An increase of the force employed in
the protection Of the Southwestern frontier
is recommended as necessary to The sccuri-
ty Of that section ofthe Republic.
The British friga'e Spartan landed
Captain Elliott, the English Charge to
Texas, at Galveston on the 9th instant,
and sailed the next day for Vera Cruz.
The weather appears TO have been
very cold and boistorous upon the Teyian
coast much of the time since the 9th inst
We learn preparations arc being made
to put the TcXian navy anoat ohce more
Repairs, such as cauking., arc going on
upon the Austin and Wharton.
In looking over our files We do not see
an account ola sing lie fray or Indian dis
turbancc in any quarter-allsccms peace
and quictncss in the Republic, and tn"
editors do not appear to think enough tc
the threatened Mexican invasion even Of
speak of or alludc to it.
The G0'rcStOn .Ncms Of the 10th instant
relates the particulars OF a duel, fought at
the navy yard at that place on the 9Th,
between Licutcnants Froblle and Usher
of the U. S. cutter Woodbury.. Single
shots only were exchanged, without inju-
ry to either party, after which the attain
was amicably adjusted The difficulty
according to the Mars, grew out Of some
misunderstanding on board ofthc cutter,
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COMMISSIONER's NOTICE.,

NTE, the subscribers being appointed by the Hon the
w Probntc Court for the District ot Hartford Com
isSoncrE. to receive examine aud adjust IcIamS and
demands Of MI Persons against the estate OF 4 7 u ;
LULL late OF llartInnl in said District dcccnscd,
and MI claims and dcman,scxhih-
tied IN Offset thereto ard six months from this dne he.
ing allowed Tor that purpose, hereby give notice ni We
Will attend to the business of our appointment nj The
dwelling house Of said dccensd in said nrIland on the
first Tuesday Of February and first Tuesday Of June
rom 9oclock A. NJ. until = " an cnch Of said days.
BUCKLEY MARCY, lco...,,..,...,-.
IONA. BAGLEY, commissioner
Ilalnnd Dec. ith, 1914. o9o9,y
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BRIGHTON WAR IA a3'E'.
MONDAY, DEC. 30, 1914.

At Market 075 Beef Cattle 1850 Sheep and ESQ Swine.
PRicEs.--Reef CdtNe-Wc quote first quality, Si25 n
$50. Second quality. 1915 A. Third quality, 3,2j,
n $3.50.
$3.50 TO 4.
Smine,---Iois to pcddc, from 8 for Sows, ind 4
for BarrSos. AT ralai to 5.--N. T.. Farmer
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STA TIE or VERMONT.
WINDSOR. SIS.

PERKINS N Wiley Windsor County Court
BENJAMIN SHAW. and November Term,
Ira b. SHAW, DGcnd- ! 1871.
ants and Trustees.
AsSumpsi, on pronissory Note dated January
81, 1910, by which the defendants promised to
pay TO the plaintiff three hundred dollars on de-.
nIand with ueres,-aso on u promise to pay The
plaintiff five hundred dollars for so much money
had ard received by the defendants TO the use of
the plaintiff.
Because the defendants have not had personal
notice of the tendency Of Of this suit, it is ordered
by the court here, that they he notified lhereo! by
publishing the substance Of said suit, together
with ibis order in The Age, printed inv oodsobk
in the county of windsor three weeks sncccssvcly,
the last publication 10 be at least six weeks before
the next term Of this court 10 be held at said
Woodstock, ON the fourth Tuesday in March
next, which will be decnud sufficient notice 10 the
defendants 10 appear at the SAID term 10 mike an
Swcr. n WILLIAMS, CtcrE.
|. w. RICHARDSON, Mtg. 2l2-3w
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Fer three Weeks Only.
IF NO IMPROVEMENTS, NO PAY
LYLlN'.S

Commercial System Of PCn@GnShp.
MIR LYMAN respectfully informs the Ladies' and Gem
w tl"mcn Of Woodstock ANA vicinity, that he Intends
upcEjnga school for The purpose teaching practical aud
Ornamental PENMNNSllP. at his Room in ELsom's
Block directly over Mr. hndcrson'S hat Store.
Hours Of Tuition, irum II to II A. NJ, from Ia g,
from ~ past Ia l2 past !, from to = and from to Q
p NJ. Terms, Gentlemen, S2.00. Ladies SI!O for nsC-
rus OF II Lessons. Indies taught in II easy Lessons
Il graceful, elegant and accomplished SiNC ri writh q.
Mr. IT, ,srruclS in Notes, Hills, Receipts. nilS If Ey-
charge FOREIGN and dunclicrrnS, bill, Of Sulc, Let
tiers, Accounts Current German rCNr, &c.
scholars backs.
Woodstock, Jan, 1915.
CERTIFICATES.
This may certify that we, the subscribers, having chill
rcn under the tuition Of MIR Lyman, chroephor III this
place, would express ourselves well satisfied with his
manner 0 teaching this important branch n education
And do most checrulIy Recommend him to those who
may wish ~ yn themselves Of The instructions Of
APT to teach" \. HASKELL,
XERAll l.UII,
THOMAS n SELL,
Woodstock, Jan. G. isij. ID. ANDERSON
This npy certify that the subscribers attending
become acquainted with his method OF Instructions hest.
tate not 10 pronounce il in opinion decidedly the rIl.
sc,l and bcs-l> combining elegance, ntuHcSo and cX-
petition, If any system OF Pcmunship which have
seen
GEO. w. V,NDuZEE, BENZ. T. MARSH
JAMES NJ. SOliIE. PARDON K WHITNEY.
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ITO The Hon. The supr!mt Court of The Sioie Of
l. Permom ncrt 10 be hoiden al Woodsiock
uithtn and for The county Of Uinds6r on the An
Tucsloy merit after The An Tuesdoy Of Janunry
n. d. 1913.
Your petitioner HARRIET Z. ABBOTT, orNor-
witch in said county was a. Norwich aforesaid on
The 18th day of May A. d. 1888, lawfully married
to Daniel 5 Abbott then orNewbury in iris State,
by Rev. Thomas Hail minister Of the Gospel
resident, n, Norwch--That yonr petitioner from
such marriage lived with said Daniel 3. at New
bury about one year and six mohths-0t Norwich
about seven and a half years-ai Sharon one
year-at Tunbridge abont SIX moh'hs-all in
this slalc-in full discharge of all the duties i'm
posed upon her by her marriage obligations till
the 22nd day of October A. y. lS4S, when the
said Daniel $. wilfuIly and withou, canse deserted
your petitioner and went out fthis stFte and 10
parts 10 your petitioner unknown and has not
since returned TO the knowledge Of your petition
er-And although he has good and lucrative
trade and was when he left The state, in good
health, and wellabe, by his labor 10 provide
suitable maintenance and support for your pc
lilioner and their two infant Children he has
without cause grossly and cruelty NEGLECTED and
refused 50 10 do-hnd that your petitioner soon
after his departure returned TO Norwich aforesaid
in extremely destitute circumstances, and has been
compelled 10 rely solely upon her own labor and
the charity of her friends for her own support and
that of her chidren-'lhat about five years ago
the said Daniel S. Abbott became grossly intern
peraic in his habits and so continued till he left
lie slale-lhml he neglected his business spent
much of his time IN grog shops and taverns, and
ceased almost entirely to provide any means for
the support Of himself and CamiIy-and your pc
lirioncr during almos, the whole of that time till
he left the state as aforesaid was compelled to
support herself and her said husband and children
by her own exelions, notwithstanding her health
much Of his time was leehle--Ihat during the
last four years before he left. he was morose and
cruel in his conduct and inloIerably severe in
his treatment Of your petitioner frequently ours
ing and swearing at her-and calling her by the
NEST scanda!ous names and applying to her the
most opprohous epilhcts, and frequently threaten
ing TO horse whip ier-und several lines struck
and shook her sioently-and has many times
threatened and attempted 10 strike her and she
has escaped his violence by llighl-1hat for sever
al months during The year 1913, he was lmbllually
absent from his family until late hours at night
and during most of the day time assocalng with
vile woman who lived in the neighborhcod-
in,erconrse-lo the almost entire neglect of his
own family.
| Your petitioner therefore, humby prays, iha,
divorce from the bond of ma,rimony may be
lacrred her from the said Daniel s. Abbott for
the causes aroresud--and your petitioner will ever
pray &c. HARRIET f. ABBOTT,
Norwich November 22d 1914
II. J. NEvlNs, Au'y
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily ns follows; .....,
Leave Boston al 3 10, L. NJ. and arriT. at t3acGtd
the same evening.
Lenye Concord nj l-2 p. NJ ard arriye Of Boston a,
~ the neAt morning.
Freight, First Ciass, SO; Second Glass. So. so.
Freight Shunld he delivered al Concord, Boston ard
Other drpo1 hour lCns before leaving 10 Insure de-
livery by The first succeeding Train.
All Passengers Baggage shculd be marked nnd when
valued nj more than $50, notice should DC given aud eI
ira charges pnd, claim for damage loss beyond
such sun will be allowed. N.G. upIIAM. Supt.
Nov. ], lsli 23i.l!
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD

S ts q = $3.50 4 l
Fare rtdurCd 10 500 from Concord 10 Boston,
,s. WINTER hNRH SGEMEHT
ON md amer November list, Passenger Trans viii
" run daily (SundHyS cScgptrdi in ru,cilUn with tho
boston ~ .Owel md Nashua end 10 ell Railroad as
follows ,A
Leave Bo.ton ut "A NJ. II 81, and 5PM.
Leave Cuncori rt4 "a A.. NJ, lii29 4, NJ. and SP X.
Trains from MItihcme places win run aslolIo.s viz
"p TRAINS.
Leave Lowell nj f'i0A.m, l3i5 r. N nnd til0r. M
" Nashun nj ESQ A. Hcl2'i5 p. NJ, md csc p. ~
Manchester 1895 4. ia, 20 p. Nj, mud 1875 pm
or Immediately on the arrival VI the from Boston.
DOWN TRAINS. 80.
Leave Manchester l.2 Nm, Ig5 P. Mrrrd r.H.
NH.hua Mt b ~ Nj, l;l3p. VA d5P.n.
Lowell ut 7'l5A. M. p. n. RHf5 r.ja.i
or Immediately The arrival Of the ezra rHn Concord,
The second lranron Concord nrrivc'in BrNHn In res
son for Passenger, Inkc the o'clock IRAN 'oN-w Yor6
The road connects with the Boston and MTiMe. Rail
road 80 that Passengers nny pass beIwiN Ccncnrf liz
vCrlh. Exeter. Dover and Portland hcr WAY dd!G.
SIAGES Immediately on the arrival al the first lrTia
ConcOr lrarcb by various routes for iOpkntUn Newport,
Cmremont and WlnSor for Lebanon and lluu0yrrrNr.,
ouih and Ilupsrh; Cnnaan and Oxford; Meredith ErIdcr
Centre lIurbor md the White Mountains. On the src
ond day Boston, Stages reach Roynlton, Mtdchury
Montpelier and BErlIhgluh connecting HERE with tho
Steamboat line IN Montreal and hy Steamboat and Stage,
to Ogdensbush; Stages also from InvcIhll 10 Stuu
sGnd connecting there with STAGES to Montreal. Numu-
Gus other stages connecting with the Concord Ran Rnnh
run 10 lllr principle towns in NcS Hampshire, Vermont
mud the CuIHiinS.
Stages run daily from Franklin md !TrNdbomtOn Ia tho
II O'Clock train returning after the Grri|sl OF tue second
train from Boston.
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r HAVE made since have been Agent for Julius Con-
verse, Esq. few Book accounts and all those that
rather settle with tnn him can have the clnce he
tween this and the LIST o( February next. At that time
my agency will close, and he will take the books aud
notes. n, W. RICE ASt.
Woodstock. Jan, 1915.
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STATE OF VERMONT, (TIe Hon. the Probu;a Court
DISTRICT or wINnsOR',} far the District OF Nndsor,
aforesaid To the heirs AM all others interested in the
estate ol Molly Chubh, late Of Reading in snid district,
deceased, intrstnic. GREETING:
Nhcras, WILLIAM FEl.CIT. Administrator Of the cs-
tate OF the said deceased, proposes rendering
OF his administration, aud presenting his account against
said estate for allowance, probate Court he hold
en- NJ the !nn of Zrnls r. yde in Cnveudis, in said dts
trci on the 4h Tuesday Of January, next. You are
therefore hereby notified to appear before snd Court at
the time ana place nincsaid and show cause it any you
may have, why said account should not he allowed
Dated at Windsor in said district, this Esd day OF Dec
tnhcr, A. ID. lo4i
2i3-3w THOMAS +. HAMMOND Iulre
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STATE OF VERMONT, 1.-THE Hon. the Probate Court
nARTf0Rp DIsTICr S.. ! for the District OF Hartford:
TO all persons concerned in the estate Oi DANIEL e..
DANA late OF Pomiret in said District deceased in
tCsntc. GpEErlNG
Whereas, OTIS CTAMBERIIN and ELISHA HEw
EFT Administrators OF the Estate of The said deceased
propose rendering nm account their administration and
presenting Their account against said estate Tor allow.
hnce, nj session Of sud Court to he held at the Probate
Office in Woodstock in said District, the 9Th day OF
February next.
Therefore, yon are hereby notified 10 appear before said
Court ut the time and place aforesaid, and show cause
Gany Son have why the said should not be al.
lowed. And the heirs and all others interested ary
also ndhed TO npncnr ut the same lime mud place
anu give bonds Tor the payment OF the claims and Charg
rs against said cStne, or license will be granted sai
Administrations, authorizing them sell the whole cal
tate NJ which the deceased died seized and possessed
within this state including dover of the widow, aud re-.
VISION 81 dover, ~ said Widow renQushes all claim nj
dOwhr oh account oi the CumbmnCCs on said real eS
tate and takes therefor such assignment ms the curt may
see fit TO make in the premises.
Dated at Woodstock in said District this LIST day ofIn
uary a. y ISIS. DEL BILLINGS, Register.
ol3 3W
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ROUND DYE WOODS, MADDER, ISDl-
co, COPPERAS, ALUM &C.
-
YOU MAY If YOU WILL!
DE cured Of all diseases Of The SKIN, by Tl%LlY Pa
- TIENr and pGRsEyERING use Of
LONES, DROPS FOR NCMORE.

medicine successful beyond parallel il VIC cure If Salt
Rneum, Scruui, or Kings Evil, 81. Anrhnr!'> Fire
Fry sipcas. sCud Head, cIusy White ScErf, letter
or Rim. Worm Prairie Itch and all IImor, internal or
external. This medicine is no huubug--io lincolnshire,
hut perfect " safe and G>urish ticucious Rtmtdy
for The uboyc.namcd 0mlants and no other Cali call
suoS call now on the agents Tor prool Try ii just rs
directed HGd if We IRE rot rigGt. The Proprietor
is allowed among many others, tn refer to Hon. Geo. u.
Upam Carcmnnt, Hon. j. j. GIchIi>t and Rev. A. II.
Fullerton, Chare,tOHn, all oi whom have used the m,di
cine either themselves or mcmhers Gi their ullit-.
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NnOEs H.HSgss!

uUST rcoeirrdn few Cnmrhne side AMI hang 'IsH,IS.
~ also csinpNIne for the same for sa. cheap bv
e. slEARNS,