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NEW YORK CUSTOM RECEIPTs.

The receipts of the New York custom house
the past week are estimated at 100000 The
commerce Of the port for the week ending 18Th
inst included SO arrivals from foreign ports. with
5.0l2 passengers, and 40 clearances, s, 1920 tons
The exports amounted to S846.4l5 and included
1926 bills -four, 3,7l3 bales cotton. 23,178
bushels wheat, | $40 bushels corn, $50 bbls.
corn meal, $3.50 lbs. tobacco, 1880 lbs cheese,
and PSI ,449 lbs rice
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NEW AND yALUABLE BOoKs, in.l

received at the New Book Store.
Twenty-four years in the Argentine Renuhl;c
embracing its Military, History, &C., by Col J.
Anthony King price s. IL
Rccollcctions Of Mexico, by Waddy Thomson
ESQ., s so
Animal Magnetism, or Psycodunamy, by Thco.
dore Legcr, 8 IS
Animal Magnetism, by Deleuze, 3 90
Life Of Maj. Cen Winfield Scott, by f.. ID. Msrs.
field, Esq, 81 81
Napoleon and his Marshals by J. r. He,dlv
Esq. vols. So rs '
Mahan's Field Fortifcations, & 90
Stories OF the American Revolution, "A cts
Alec many valuable Scientific and Historical
Books, at Northern Prices.
june IS y 3. WEBSTER
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ANOTHER LIFE SAVED
BY THE USE OF DR.. WISyAR,S BAISAM OF
Will CuERpV

The following certificate is from the wife of Mr.
Gnocn Ferry, very respectable farmer in Oxford
County, Maize. and can be relied upon as truc in
every particular. 1t not solicited but river
oy the lady, from a of duty feeling that sh,
owed the preservation of her life to Dr. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry
Kumford, Oxford County, Nc. July % 1875
This may certify that have for a number Of.
years been severely afflicted with the Asthma I'm
octoher, lS43, Ltook violent cold which produced
a very severe cough, which was accomranicd with
severe pains IN my side, and I sweat profuselv
nights. These bad symptoms continued until ]
was SO much reduced that / was unable TO do any
WORK ABOUT house, or even walk across the room
without assistance. In July, 1874, was 50 afflict-
ed win shorness of breath such great difficulty in
breathing, and In such severe pain, that was up.
aoie TO lie In bed or sleep for three weeks One
physician who attended me, and another who was
consulted, both gave inc up to die-said they could
me had no hope myself. then commenced
taking Dr. Wistars Basam Of Wild Cherry Re
fore had taken bottle, was able to wall,
about house. continued to take the Balsam until
1 had taken four bottles and NOW LAM WELL
Tree from pain, little cough do my own work
Keep no help, and have not enjoyed better health
for fifteen years.
Signed, RELIANCE PERRY.
be careful and get the genuine DIR. WISTAR.S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY None genuine
unless signed by l. BUTTS. Address all orders TO
SETH w. FOWLE, Roston Mass
80 For particulars DR.. Wistar's treatise on
consumption, to be had of tho agent.
Agents-Porsmouth, &. II HEINITSH Aren't
Norfolk, VI. A. SANTOS, and also by Druegists
generally in this State.
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NRIMSON TETTER WASH.-As,fc ,nd

CRIMSON TETTER WASH.-A safe and
~ certain cure for Tcttcr, Ringworm.s Pin,ples
Skin. " ''N
This highly and justly celebrated preparation
mas been before the public upwards of forty ycacs.
ana In every instance given general satisfaction i'm
MAKING permanent cures. Testimonials of the
highest respcctabilitv be shown in favor of is
decided efficacy. We are the only person ,rho has
any kno,ctedge of ats composition, (snce my fathers
death Our knowledge and experience in com.
pounding Medicines has been such as admitted us
many years ago member of the Philadelphia Col
lege OF Pharmacy and Chemistry, where we at
tended Lectures, while Drs Wood and Bachc
were Professors, (authors of the United States Dis
Pensatory, one of the best works of the kind ever
pubsbed) Persons can rely that this preparation
Is not a mere experiment. Its long and continual
use has established reputation above all others
CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent
Member of the PhadelE hia College of
, Pharmacy and Chemistry.
Also for sale by M. a. SANTOS and RopERTsoS &
CoRNICK, Norfolk. Junc "a
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The BANK THAT DID NOT LOAN THE FUNDS
"A friend Of ours has seen letter from one in
Commodore Connor's squadron, POsimsrked Pen
sacoa 18th June, which states that the Commo-
dorc has ordered all the pursers in the squadron to
withdraw their deposits from the Bank of Louis
lana Immediately. This is the bank, it will be
recolected, that refused 10 loan Gov. johnson
$4,000 to equip The volunteers. Hursh for Com
Common.
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NOM ESTIC MEDICINE: o.

bom ESIIC mEDiClNE; o.. treatise on
~ the prevention and cure of diseases, bv reS,.
men and simple Medicines, with observations Or
Sea Bathing, and the of the Mineral Waters In
which Is annexed dispensiory for the use of pri.
vate practitioners, by VIM. Buchan NJ. D.
Directions for he preserDdtion and cure of Hend.
aches, Colds, and Indigestion; with medical pre-
scriPuons and cases-interspersed with the mos,
MIR: Aberncthy, Sir Ashley Cooper, DR.. Hamilton
and DR.. w. Philip, by Medical Practtioncr ~
For sale by w HH HODGES e RI
June 20 ~
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MESSRS: GEORGE w. POWELL, and MA
Itl THANlEL L. WILLIAMS: GENTLEMEN
fiease take notice, that, yon not inhabitants
OF the Common wealth of Virginia, l shall, on
TUESDAY. the 7th day of July, 1916. between tn
hours at sunrise and sunset the office of Richards
ia rnett, or Samuel b. Harwood, in the Citv of
Vicksburg, in the State of Mississippi proceed TO
take the Dispositions of Thomas Holiday George
n. Birchett, James Newman James Wrg
James Brabstone, and Others to be read as evil
dence at the trial of certain course now pending
and aforementioned in the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery, for the County Of Souha,np.
ton IN the State of Virginia, wherein l. and others
are plaintiffs and you and others, are defendants
and II the said dcposi:ions shall not be completed
on said day, then the same will be continued from
day to day, between the same hours (Suuday',
cxccp;ed,) until completed, when and where YOU
will attend if you think proper
May JEPHTHAH T. POWELL
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May 0

UtlH9 LIST OF June.
- Since the last seagon a bea,,;s,
Building has been erected, fronting three hundred
ana ten feet, aud very many alterations and ~
proVenents have been made in other rcspccts III
grounds have been much improved fine wall
made TO the Bath Houses and for ttose who rS.s
Sur-bathlng, no place can present a finer hesek
NO expense has been spared 10 render this TO- @
Tort ana pleasure, in every respect the firs, I
IN the country. The beauty Of the scenerv ~ ,
sauority OF the climate, together with tho iom.
sources OF interest aud amusement notn az; 'S
most attractive place in the Union ~ we
The walks in and around the FORT. too,esbsr v,;u,
inc music of the splendid BAND, are aiono usIi
Worth visit here. Situated on tho Cbes,,ssLo
BAY, on TIC great line of travel between The Nj.
those going North. P'''' 70
~ within "a hours of New York Is of Phil
uCiPna,l2 OF Baltimore, Washington, Alexandri,
ana annapolis, Of EiC hmond and PETERSBURG ard
Wltn,n hour oil Norfolk aud Portsmouth, tbercb,,
enaohng persons engaged in active business =,
place ther families in ono Of the most healtbv az
can DC united at any time within q few hours
Throughout the Summer from To- 10 of the e.,
class Steamboats, touch here daily, NOV ins, in $50.
direction, offering every facility for reacbin 10y
or getting away, and from the chcapncss r. "o ~
fare, holding out great inducements TO trawoI VIC
The services Of active efficient Nocnts -
been procured, and cxcrtions will he sr,.sJ ~
render comfortable, alb who NAV favor -. 800: 70
their company JAMES & FprMcWT,itn
MAY 81 'H''Ntf.
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NEW RAIL ROAD AND STEAMBOAT
LINE TO RICHMOND. PETERSBURG AND


w ASHlNGTON CITY
AS Passengers for the spIcn.
fA-,LA did Steamboat AUGUS
y&;s s;s;.:s,,11.sy Ia Capt. Il. MrrcHEIr,
-. Sss=s,sSESs=s in connection with the
Richmond and Petersburg and the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Rail Roads. and fine steamer Pow.
hatan, on the Potomac. will, herea ftcr leave Rich
m mono ut o'clock on Mondays, Wednesday, and
Fridays, and reach Norfolk, at or before o'clock
and leaving Wright's Wharf at O'Clock on thu.
same might--will arrive at Port Walthall on Tues.
Gays, Thursdays and Saturdays, in time to break.
sst IN Richmond or Peters, urg, and Ia Ike the Cars
Mor.h or south, the Canal Boats to Luxembourg, or
the Louisa Rail Road e.
Fare, to Richmond or Petersburg, ST. To AL
cNah"ria or Washington. $3.50 Aud TO Feed
me AOGCSTA, will also stop at the regular
stopping places. and wherever a signal is made
Thus, combining every attaina BILE aGvanta rr. ron
'cnienc", comfort saving of hack hire and in
consequence OF her night run nd early arrival in
NORFOLK, a saving of time which the best cc.no
mlsts consider as valnane as money. All OF which
must be too obvious To the travelling public to re-
qnirc any iaoore.i effort TO render more apparent
me very great Accommodation offered to them by
thIs line w II. GARNETT s. Co, Agents. y
-"aJ <o-om Steamboat Augusta.
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FOR REM IT.

a And possession given The Ist of July next,
H=oosi avery comfortable DWELLING on the East
side Of Crawford street, between London
ana Glasgow streets, at present occupied by the
June eff ~
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=. bacon-Thc market is well supplled-our quota.
1ons are nominal-there being little or nothing
Corn-Ihis article is dull--prices have down
Waodf S,ores-,Tar is in fair demand our quo
oin8es-B"t few receiving-thosc of good quail
IVY wanted readily command our quotat tons
dull at quotations = o " Z
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THOMAS TATEM.
AspTNpNEv Ar

MILL pra ticc in the Superior and Inferior
w Conrts OF Princess Anne, Norfolk and Nan
semond Counties, and of the City of Norfolk He
will attend To business when desired in anv Other
county. Portsmouth, April TOD
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mDR. JOHN YOIrNC re-

O-DR. JOHN p. YOUNG, respectfully in.
orms his friends and the Public that those wishing
ms tRoFEssIoNAL SERVICES will leave their Orders
al MS Ofhce during the day, and at the Crawford
attended to. nee os Ishs
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FOR OLD POINT.

TWO TRIPS EVERY SUNDAY!
Aa5s4 The steamer OSCEOLA
&---AN3 will leave Wright's Wharf
Norfolk, touching at Ports.
mouth, every SUNDAY
at hall past 6 O'Clock. A. NJ, and at half past 9
o'clock. r. NJ.
Returning she will leave Old Point at O'Clock
A. M and at O'Clock, p NJ
% Passage, to go and return, so cents. Colored
persons will he charged the same. Slaves not al
lowed on board without written permission from
their owners.
Passage will be- taken at the gangway and pas
sengers are particularly requested To provide them
selves with change. J. MITCHELL, Captain.
n. Is. Weather permitting, the Osceofa will
IN the evening, extend her trip towards the Capc.
June 10 ~
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SHOES AND PUMPS FOR THENAVY.
:, NAVY DEPAHTMENT, }
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLorHtNe.

BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLoTHtNG
June 80, 1876.
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed 6. PropoSaIs
for Shoes and Pumps" will be received ct this
ONCE Once until O'Clock. p. NJ, on WEDNESDAY,
tne 22d day OF July next for furnishing and de-
hverlng, at such times and in such Quantities a.
may from time to time be required DURING the ifs.
cal year ending June 30, 1917, at the Navy Yards
Mt Boston, New York, and Norfolk on receiving
twenty days notice from either of the command
ants thereof, or from the chief of this bureau
FIVE thousand pairs (morc or less) of Shoes, and
ten Thousand pairs (more or less) Of Pumps
10 be equal in quality, and conform in every re-
spect Gas regards the quality of the mateTiar
shape, olnolng, lining, sewing and sti,cbng) to
the samples deposited at said Navy Yards respect
lively.
., The said Shoes and Pumps to be stamped with
the contractors name, number of shoe and pump
and year when made; and be delivered in good
strong boxes free of all charge the United States
ana to undergo such inspection as may be estab-
mandants Of the Yards where delivered under his
approval. Such as do not conform strictly to the
samples will not be received.
The sizes of the shoes and pumps will be in the
following proportion for each 100 pairs, viz:
One OF No IL, two of No. IL, eight of No. 10,
ten OF No g. fifteen of No. 81. eighteen of No s.
hiteen of No. u, fifteen of No T. six of No ST. four
of No: 6, three Of MOI Boys sizes, oue of No.
two of No 3.
Persons disposed to offer, and who are not known
TO the bureau, must ACCOMPANY their bids with evil
dence, approved by some government officer, of
their ability to comply with the terms of their pro-
posals. Offers from those who have heretofore
tne discretion Of the chief of this bureau, be dsre
garded.
For further information, persons disposed to sub
mt proposals are referred to the advertisement Of
TINS bureau, dated 22d April last. The shoes and
pumps then deposited as samples proving not be DO
oil suitable quality for the service 1T is deem ed
ADVISABLE to invite new proposals.
:, 10 be published once week till July %, in the
union and Intelligencer, ID. G.. Post aud Times
boston Evening Post and Morning News, New
york Pennsylvania, Philadelphia; Beacon, Nor
IoIRi Ncw Era, Portsmouth. June 25
NOTICE i do hereby forwarn all persons from
L creditiug SARAH ASN EAsTwooD in my natne
June 26-3r RICHARD NJ. EASTWOOD.
{ OFFEE.-5OO bags Jaguayra & prime Green
~ MO Coffee, for sale by JOSIAH WILLS.
SOAP.-2O0 boxes BOSTON SOAP, in store and
- for safe low. Dune 23) JOSIAH WILLS.
SCOTTSYILLE FLOUR.-3OO bbls Extra
- SCOFTSVILLE FLOUR, fresh ground for sale
~ JOSIAH WILLS.
E'ALmOUTH FL0UR.-2OO bbls superfno
II landing from schr Bee, for sale by
juno 70 JOSIAH WILLS
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STEAMBOAT ADvERTIsEMENTs.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
From and after this date
AO and until iui Their notice, the
N--@ Passage and Fare by the Bal
timorc Steam Boats between
<-,Skxx2sss-1c1kxs Norfolk and Baltimore,
WILL BE S4
Passengers for Washington by this route will
have tickets issued to them board the boat en-
titlinG them to passage through TO Washington
Tor So 6O-Mcals on board the Boats included. =
Passengers taking this route to Washington will
land In Baltimore in time for the O'Clock morning
train to that city and arrive in time for breakfast
hours ahead of the New Rail Road and Steamboat,
me. JAS. F. HUNTER,
June IL Agent b. S. p. co.
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OLD POINT HOTEL,

row one OF the most splendid and
extensive establishments in the conn
try, will he opened for visitors on the
LIST of June. ''''
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livery MAN his own Cattle Doctor; or a
"a treatise on the diseases of Horses, Cattle, Dogs
Sheep and Swnc-with their causes, SYMPTOMS
and cure, by Mathew Small-price I2i cts For
sale by w H. r. HODGES & RI
-
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A It ONLY 1s2 CENTS PR PAIR.--Infants and
~ Misses CLOTH BUSKINS AND TIES, Kid
tipped at only iSl cents the pair, just received at
the New York Boot and Shoe store.
juno is ! n GREGORY
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NOTICE.-On and after the 18th instant the
IL Steamer OSCEOLA will take Passen gers from
Norfolk TO Washington for 81 90, Meals included
And from Norfolk to Baltimore via Washington
Tor S.. so. JAMES MITCHELL,
June 70
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NEW SADDLE q HARNESS SHOP

UNIE Subscriber informs his trends
- and the public generally that he
has taken the shop one door east OF
James Por,et's Store, up stairs, where
he intends to carry on the saddle and haf'
ness making business in all its branches his
stock and materials are all new. and he In
tend, that his work shall be done in man
ner tina, cannot be surpassed by any shop IN
the county, and any thing wanted in his line
tina, is moi on hand, will be made TO order on
,he shortest notice. Trunks, Nallses, and
Carpet bags Of oil qualities and prices.
Also
Meats Foo, Oil for sale by the pint quart
or gallon; he will also clean and oil harness
in The bes, manner, and at the lowest prices.
Purchasers canno, fail to suit themselves as
he has the best Philadelphia Oak Tanned
Leather and every variety of trimmings which
the New York market affords. fleaso 10
call before purchasing elsewhere. &C..
IRA F. BLISS.
Rutland, Goth May, 1916. 2l II
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NEW SPRING GOODS
ROOT e. TOMLINSON,

"AVING formed a coparnership for the
IL sale of Merchandise q, the late stand
oe Rice, Root g. Co., would give notice to
the public, that they have for sale fSIl as
sor,ment Of rich and fashionable goods which
will be sold at 4 mere living profit from their
cost in market Our stock consists in part OF a
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PRINTS,
RICH DR. ESS GOODS. adapted to the sessoa /;
MUSLlNS, BERAGES, MOUS.DE LANES,
CASHMERE BERAGE, AND EMBRD
NOUS. DE LANES SHAWLS;
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
BROADCLOTHS i
CASSIMERES Of every variety and style
TWEEDS, SATTINETS, VELVETS SERG.
ES, A VARIETY OF DOMESTIC GOODS ;
NEAPOLlTAN, FLORENCE AND FANCY
BONN E rs;
Ribbons, Linnens, Laces, Hosiery d
SILK GOODS;
Crcekery and Glass Ware, Cutlrry and
Hard. Ware; Groceries, Paints,
Fish, Flour and Salt
Our friends we expect, and the public gener-
ally we invite to call before making their Sc
lections elsewhere. A. TOMLlNSON,
S. II. ROOT.
Cas,leton, May 10, 2Oif
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JEWELRY & WATCHES.
II W RENNETT

"AVING reiitted his shop, and replen-
III ished his cases, would say 10 his old
customers as we'll as to those Who would
like to become such, that he is now ready to
wait upon them with the creates, pleasure,
confidently believing that he can give entire
satisfaction 70 all who will give him fair
chance. Prices will be as low as tho quail
,y of the articles will admit, and every ar,-
Gle warranted to be every way the same as
sold for
P. S. II. w. B. would give his most sin
cere thanks for the liberal patronage he has
received since with you, and as he has been
unfortunate by fire, together with other losses
he begs leave 10 say to those who believe
him to be honest in trade and uprigh, in
deal, tina, much depends upon their lberali-
~. II. w. b. asks you not to purchase OF
him if you have to pay more than elsewhere,
but ifyou can buy as cheap, he feels to ask
II, (of the citizens of Rutland al least) the
above is limited at from The fact that many
who wish me WELL do no, at al, times con-
slider that when they buy of pedlars and 9TH
ers, that they are sustaining them al my eI-
pense, | say a, my expense, from the fact
that keep the articles and the interest is
continually running along. My business is
not lucrative but might be- made so if could
have the support Of my townsmen and the
citizens generally.
Rutland, MAY 10, 1916 81
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REMOVAL.

r. KNIGHT would inform his friends,
- customers and the public generally, that
he has removed from his old stand into the
new building 3 doors north Of tina court
house, up stains, where he has suitable
shop. and which contains all the necessary
implements. for making mems and boys
wearing apparel with dispatch in the most
fashionable style, and in a manner of dura-
biliiy speaking supera,ively) which can
not be surpassed and which cannot fail but
10 give satisfaction, to the most skep,cal and
fas,idlous.
PrieeJ TO correspond with the man and
Times" He has just received direct from
the city Of New York, the Spring & Sum
mer fashions, and is now ready and prepar-
ed to meet the Gala of his numerous friends
and customers. Grateful for past fayors and
having long ago adopted Frankln's principle
Keep your shop and your shop viii keep
you,' he would most respectfully so.
liclt continuation of the same.
Cutting for Others to make. and warranted
TO ht-provded, the aforesaid Others make
hem properly. All kinds of produce taken
in payment.
Remember doors north Of tho Court
nouse-up stairs-Entrance north side Of
ID. T. Bells Store.
j. r. h. earnestly reiterates the demand
,hat hose having unsettled accounts with
nm OF three years standing, and owe him,
(asth lenliy is sufficient for the most slack
and lawless) mu1t make immediate settle
menl, or he will be under the necessity Of
IesorIlng 10 the remedy so wisely provided
Tor IN such cases, by our able legislators
Rutland, NAY IL, ls46' QOtf
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TT is now about ten years since this n,
4 cine has been introduced to the p.
and ii stands unrivalled in its effects a
in the severe test of the scrutiny OF ais
es, both friendly and unlrlendly. Bees
for one purpose-ior the use Of MolheaN
have 10 pass through a sea of afiIItti
giving birth to mankind, not to be dcs,a.
II is TO you, we make appeal, 1t is for la
general and special good that YOU st,.;
make use OF one bottle Of the MOI.
ER'S RELIEF before confinement r.
you can approach the paturlent chan
without feeling as if you were going to %
chamber Of death. You may rest assga
tina, il will still all iebrle and nervous
leclions. |, smooths and shields from lrra
ton, and by its peculiar properties, 1t d.
troys the cause Of hemorThaGe or lniaEl
ton that so often attends and follows q
hour Of parturi,ion. 1t causes swea, n.
natural rest, and a, last facilitates the BIZ.
so that mothers will not have to pass TN
such excruciating pain and distress. N
mothers relief may be depended upon IN Il
cases Of Ihrea,ning abortion, where II is Pr
sbic TO be prevented in cases Of spasr'
&C., causing frequent alarm, from two :
three doses will give immediate relief
AS the subject is one that cannot with '''
prie,y be fully discussed in this public U''
ner, we invite all who feel interested 10 Il
on our agents (most Of the respectable dIgi
glsls in the United Sta,es,) or on the Ms.
lac,urer, and they will be furnished WIZ
pamphlet in which they will find all the '';i
to form a correct opinion Of its merits ri
also the opinion of many physicians Of e.
hence, and Of persons who have become y
quainted with its beneficial effects,
AGENTS FOR RUTLAND COUNT
w. +. S,oddaId, Ruiland-N W 3"
yer, Tinmouth-L NJ. Walker, Cae'ea
Spa.-D. Morgan Jr. g. Co., WeslRO,a'1-
i. ii. Spencer d. Co, Fletcher & NN7
Orwell, Vail & Otis, Middle,own-L'
Benson.
CAUTION TO PURCHASES,
We learn that spurious articles o. M n,.,
er's relief are put up by G. II. q J. h.Co5
mau, OF Buffalo, one DR. Smith OF Ne" w.
also Comstock of n. Y, his bottles an a..
with The directions that are pasted o'
bottle, are nearly perfect fac slmlI'e O'',
lie once was an agent of ours and d" -
genuine pamphlets consequently 1t Is '"
calculated to deceive The public, AS .
BarIholick's Mothers Relief. None Ht,.
uIne uh'ess our signatures are ionnd WIZ
the wreath Of the direction that is pa'A1
the bottle, signed with our own HAND an' 4
yer the neck Of the bottle is fac 'lm'
our hand writing, also.
John Lanedon, Factory Poiat, IT, a..
gent for the State OF Vermont OfotN
dressed 10 him will meet with promp' ''''
tion.
BY attending 10 the above dIrecuon'D' '
need be imposed upon. o,,cr
2i-6m G.. A. BARTHOLl'h--