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ISAAC F. REDF1ELD, first Assistant Judge

ISAAC F. REDFIELD, first Assistant Judge,
unanimously.
MILO l.. BENNETT, second Assistant Judge
49, Bennett u.s. Daniel Kellogg, 76, Albert g..
Whittermore 49, Scattering
DANIEL KELLOGG, third Assistant Judge,
unanimously.
HILAND HALL, fourth Assietant Judge
HAL ll2, Robert Pierpoint So Daniel Roberts, jr.
g. Pierpoiut Isham A. Daniel Kellogg 81
CHARLES DAVIS, fifth Assistant Judge, u
unanimously.
THE PowNAL CASE.
The House resumed consideration of the reso-
ton declaring that Barlow Thompson is not enti-
tied to scat. After very brief illusions to points
aedged to have been proved oro and con, by
Messrs Miner and Stod6ard for the resolution and
Mr. Harrington of NJ against it, Mr. Harrington
of M. moved to dismiss-ayes 63, noes l2l, when
the resolution was passed. The second resolution
that Erastus Jewett was duly elected and is enti-
tied to seat was rejected-ayes 81, noes 1903.
Adjourned.
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o. Modesty always sits gracefully upon youth
it covers a multitude of faults, and doubles the lus-
ire of every virtue which it seems to hide. 10 the
young man it is the index Of an ingenious heart
in tie young lady, is the golden key whereby the
truly discerning may unlock the casket, which con-
ceals from common observers the inimltable graces
aud wealthy treasures of her mind.
| The N. Orleans Delta saws: Tho destructive
! fire TO which the division under Gen. Taylor was
exposed, when advancing the enemy's forts on
the 2lst u at Monterey, may be gathered from
the tate OF the gallant third regiment
Soon at ler the time when the order to advance
was given, Major Lear in command of the regi-
rnent ut the time, got killed.
Capt Morris then assumed the command he too,
shared like fate Capt. Banbrdge was next to
lead he got severely wounded and had to retire.
Brevet Major Barbour was the next to take CON-
mand; and he was killed. Cap. Field was next
and ne killed. AT the close of the engage.
ment Capt Henry in command of what re-
NAMED of the regiment which were found to mum
Der, on being mustered, II men, including the Of
! fcers and the rank and file.
| REMARKABLE CHEMICAL DrscovERY The
London Ahon@um reports remarkable discovery
very lately made by Professor Schoubein Cotton
is so prepared. probably with Illuminating COM
pound OF nitrogen, to be suddenly converted by
spark to the gaseous state, without evolving
smoke: leaving, as residue, only small quantity
OF carbonaceous matter. Balls and shells are stat
ed to have been projected by this prepared Cotton,
the prolectle force OF which is twice as great as
that of gunpOwdrr. Four ounces blew to pieces
thick wall and it is calculated that it would have
required many pounds Of powder TO produce an
equal effect lfwetted, the cotton re-acqures its
properties on drying. A full account of this re-
markable substance is to be made by the Professor
to the British Association.
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FLORIDA.
GEOLOGICAL REPORT.

We acknowledge our obligations TO the publish
er for copy of Professor Adams second annual
report of the Geology of Vermont--a vouminous
document, which the pressure of business will not
permit us to examine at present.
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THE subscribers having been appou'ed by The Honor.
i able Probate COuri for the district of Washing on
commissioners To receive examine and ADJUST all claim,
and demands of all persons against The estate of e. b
GALE late OF Barre ~ SAID DISTRICT DECEASED represent
ed msoveni, and The Of six months ON the Sth day
Of Ocobe'; 1916 allowed by said Court the credI-
tors said deceased tn exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us-Do give notice that we will attend to
The business Of our appointment at the dwelling house OF
Luther God, in Barre IN SAID district, the l0h day OF
December A. D. 1876 anu 7lh day Of APn 1917 at one
O'Clock afternoon each Of said days.
Barre, October l2th, A D. 1916,
AB'M PAGE, lComms-
81 SAM'L W. DAVIS, soners
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Jason CARPENTERS ESTATE
L.. d IN L.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Courthode at
Washington District, IS. { Montpelier, within aud
for said district the ION day Of October A 1916:
LlEMAN CARPENTER, Executor The estate of
Jason Carpenter late If Watsheld, n sad district,
deceased ikcs application to said Gu to extend the
I'm" heretofore allowed him pay he egaces and debts
due from sad estate and settle his admn,sl accoun
until some future cay-Whereupon It is ordered by sad
Court that said application be heP I'd the Probate Office
O'Clock p NJ Amt il l. further ordered that notice
hereof be given the cred Of said estate and all
others concerned by publishing he substance Of said APP
p.lcaun and orders We,eon. the Vermont Waterman
and 5 ate journal, newspaper printed st Mo ntpeer
urcsad at least hiee weeks essvey bcio tno time
appointed for he hearing oisad application
BY the Court
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Register.
tree copy Of Record
81 Arrest. LYMAN BRIGGS Registcr
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The Anglo American: New York, E. L. Garvin
g. Co, Barclay Street. Vol. will be commence
ed next Saturday the Oath. Now is the time for
new subscribers to begin We advise remttances
directly to the publishers in advance.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The British Steamer Great Britain, flor New
York; ran aground off the Irish coast her passen-
gers were taken Off The Caledonia, at Boston,
brings news from England to the 18th. Flour has
atvanced--no other news.
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THE ELECTIONS.
STILL LATER AND BETTER.

COMPLETE WIG TRIUMPH IN PENN =
SYLVANIA AND OHIO.
In the Odd district, James II. Thompson, Wing,
is elected to Congress in place of a Loco
Wimct, loco is reelected by small majority
in the last district--so the congressional election
results thus
Wings IL, Locos 6, Native l.
We now sum up as follows:
Wing gain in idembers of Congress SEVEN;
Wing majority in the Senate SIX;
Wing majority in the House EIGHTEEN;
Wing Canal Commissioner by TEN THOU
SAND VOTES.
OHIO,
Seventy counties give Bebb (wbg) $500 maj.
--Whg gain 30l2 The 10 remaining counties
gave 1900 Wing majority at the last election.
Senate 10 whigs to l6 locos. One District to
come in, probably loco.
Housc---4O wings, 81 locos wing majority in
joint ballot IL.
In Vnton's congressional district, which is
strongly Wing, the Wings foolishy run two can
didates, and the loco has slipped in between them
So the Wings have gained only FOUR members
of Congress.
FLORIDA.
In 10 counties the Wing gain is 142 for Member
Of Congress and ID Members of the Legislature
tout of Is in all Of both parties elecled) have been
gained by the Wings. The State has probably
been carried by the Wings.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-29

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT. Nathan
Clifford of Maine, to be Attorney General of the
United States.
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SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

oECOND CONG ESSlON ALI Dish KlCl.
OFFICIAL Canvass.
Whole number ll,IO5
Necessary to a choice 1858
Jacob Collamer, Wing, has 5,457
Hugh II. Henry, loco 1854
Titus Hutchinson, Sd party, 1892
Scattering 60
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Geo. p. Marsh, Wing, 5644
Homer E. Hubbe Loco, 3206
Norris Day, Sd party 1875
Scattering 39-4S2O
Marsh's majority 824
Bristol, Riptvn Isle Ia Mott and Alburgh not re-
turned, which would increase Mr.. Marsh's majority
to over 800
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THE subscribers, having been appointed by tho Honor.
able Probate Court fr the District ol Washington
Comm ssncts tr receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands II all pesOn5 against the estate o Honor
r. Nye, late Of Berlin, in said district deceased feeseu.
led nolvont, and the Of six months from The 3lst
day Of August 1916 is allowed by said Cou the cred.
of said deceased, exhibit and prove their Respective
claims before usUu give untce tina wewiil attend 10 the
duties oi appointment The dwelling house uf sylvia
nus f. Nyc, N Be'hn said District, the last We'd
nesd Us of November ls46 and February 1897 at one o.
clock ai ernoo. each If sand ua,s
ORREN SMITH, C.,..
FRED. HOVEY, : 0o""'ss'onofs'
Berlin October l6. Il. D. 1876. sg
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STATE OF VERMONT, in Chanccry, A ii Circuit.
Washington County 50.
OromeI H. Smith rs (,iJmon TorE


WHEREAS Oramel II Smuh IF Montpelier in Wash.
w ing ION has flied his bill stating in subslan
that Gilman York. Lite of Berlin said county, bu now
gone Of 'hr STATE 10 paris unknown, The Cd day
August $50 indebted To The IN The sum @.
S75 90 spec fed note pay able demand with inter-
Annually, and 10 the payment thereof by mort
gage deed of hat date, conveyed 10 The cerlan
piece Of land in saa Ben, FLOWS beginning al the
souhery Of the Hayes lp the road ltadlng
from the arched bridge across Onion River to Noith6ed
tpenc, running sad Hayes line the south ry
of sad HAYES land, nence sOuthe ~ parallel with
the road aforesaid ruds IN turning gh angle and
running the ioad from thence the first mnnlipreu
bounds together with dwelling house standing thereon,
aud praying for fore closure Of The equity Of redemption
ui sand p emlSes
And whereas appears thar said York resides OF this
STATE, therefore pursuance of the statute chap "a see
6U nolce is hereby given 10 said Gilman York, anl he
hereby required 10 appear before the Court of Chtncery
next to be holcen AT Montpelier in and far Washing on
couuty, the Sd Tuesday fNnv 1916 and make answer
IT, SAID bill If complaint and abide the order and decree
SAID Court therein And The complainant is directed
cause this order be published three weeks vely
IN the Waonm n and state Jnurna printed Montpelier
aforesaid, The last uf which pub he least 20
days previous 10 the 3D. tuesday Of November next.
Dated Al Montpelier, IN the county OF Warrington this
7h day Of October, A. ID. 1876.
SO SHUBAEL WHEELER, CLERK.
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PLOUGHS PLOUGHS +! +!

w
HAS taken an Agency from d. PIouy Co. of Boston for
Inc purpose of selling In this place. the various article,
by them consisting in part of the following ar
ce ali which be found ut tho store formerly occupied
by ten. Day * Co.;
All Kinds OF Ploughs, CuyatoIs, Corn Shelters,
Cutters Manure Forks, Pitch do Steel Garden Rakes,
Steel Garden Hoes, losworh's Hoes, Tin Milk Pans,
Eahe do aud various other articles in the line
mention.
9Ai will be sold favorable terms be purchas
ed in this State.
Montpelier, June 18th, 1916. 7Ou
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DAGUERREOTYPES.

Ef0NY lg} tSOWR I'LL yElEF.
M EssRs HARMED AND TtLEsToN, trocenty from Van
a Loan and MyaPs celebrated establishments Phnde phaJ
respectfully announce that they will remuin at the Union onse
during the session Of the Legiourc and will furnish Like
nesses (eho separately OF IN goupo in style, which, in
point Of richness Of tone and buuy Vt nsh stand unrvaed
and cannot fail Of giving satisfaction.
They would part cuufy solicit The attention Of members of
nc Legislature and strangers visiting Montpelier, thoy are
inly pnuared TO give all opportunity Of a perfect
DogueuoiNpe likeness On the most favorable terms.
Just call aud examine spc cnons aud If don't perform
all wo udvprse.
j. L. HARMED J. S. T1LEsToN
Montpelier, Oct. 49, 1876 81
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Bills introduced. BY Mr. Miner, relative to sale of
property of unatics; referred to the judiciary
committee. By Mr. Ward, relating to notice for
laying out highways; referred to the judiciary
Committee.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Lawrence, for session
this evening at o'clock, to finish the consideration
Of the Pownal case; LAID on the table.
BY Mr. Miner, for distribution Of reports of the
Stale Geoogist referred to committee on Educa-
tion.
Mr. Keller and Mr. Earle had leave of absence
after Tomorrow morning.
Reports. By judiciary Committee, Senate bill
in amendment Of chap. 63 r. s.. laid on the taole.
BY Committee on Banks, unanimously Senate
bill to extend charter of the Farmers Bank; laid
on the table, BY Committee of Ways and Means,
Senate bill TO credit John Spading 81 OF for worth
less money received at the State Treasury
in Bennington bills and $23 counterfeit money ;
after brief discussion by Messrs Thomas, Har
rington Of NJ, Harmon. Russell and Miner. mo-
ton TO lie was Lost, when Mr. Harrington of NJ,
moved to strike out the 1913; after remarks BY
Messrs Albee, Aiken, Miner, Danforth and Cleve-
land, explanatory OF the matter and Of precedents
IN former cases and mainly against the amendment,
1t was rejected and Mr. Thomas moved to recon-.
mt-opposed by Mr. Stoddard aud lost and the
bill was passed I66 to 49, BY same committee,
against senate bill IN addition to act relating to
pubic accounts ana II was rejected; bill abolish
ing salary OF Treasurer as commissioner of The
School Fund, reporting that about $1,000 of The
fund remained to be collected, which will REQUIRE
some attention in cosing-Mr Bill supported tho
BILL and 1t was ordered to I'd reading.
me senate came in and the following appont
mems were made, when the Senate withdrew:
SUPREME COURT.
STEPHEN ROYCE, Chief Justice, unanim-
suhy.
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STOVES, STOVES.
DRUGS 81 MEDICINES.

DAINTs aud DYE-sTUFFs forsaloby S. P. REDFIELO.
Dec ., 1915. 10
SEASONED Brash Ash . inch Plank wanted at
= 81 w. sPRAGUE'S.
Ia Macaboy and Scotch c1N - Il Il Sale
a the Drug Store of 5. 7, REDFlELD
Oct. 2. 1886. 10
FINE S Sr dh s%Gis."s TOBACCO FOR sA =
Oct .. 1876. >. kEpriELp
MEAS SUGARS, COFFEE and all k9ds q G,SssE,es for
Il sale by S'r hEpriELp:
Oct. 2, Is46 10
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GETrING SokRED.-A MpVIran r. Iiior Al Vs,.
Cruz ihInkS 'ha, the United States have bpc,r,
alarmed ~ The wsrlIks attitude If the NJ .xrr,
& vernnen'. and that we would nu,v br w.
lad :" rersde and 'estorP Texas IN Msxicol
Very likely .-Vekskurg Sentinel.
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- Economy is " taih."-PEx. FEANKLIH.
A CARR.
ESPECIALLY INTENDED FOR ECONOMICAL.
BUYERS
ROOTS AND SHOES. HATS & CAPS

Il ID now 10 the interest of every economical
huyer to make their purchases the Nov Store,
and ny ." doing we will you from, 25 TO 80 cents
on euery dollar is this not console ra ion (" every
one b" wishes Ia lay ont their money to the test
Agents IN New York weekly, and our assortment
~ coarse aud fine Boots and Brogans, coarse and
line Shore. Lldirs' Ru.kins, Ties and Slippers in
lila Ruobeis Infants Shoes. Hats and Caps, arc now
more complete than ever.
Call at th. N,w Store before buying elsewhere
and We will show you goods cheap per than yon have
them.
We have just received o. her lot Of those Kip
Boots at S rs worth 81 so, Ladies' Fine Calf sus.
kins AT 81. worth 81 so. We say come and see
Tor yourself at the Sign Of the Checkered Boot
Main street, Norfolk.
Dec ~ III GREGORY.
StCkEi DISEASES = BJ1iIR's lOM
~ POUND BALSAhIC MIXTURE, pleaeant
.afc. and certain cure for all cases of GONORR.
ICEA AND elects.
In consequence of the many useless Mixtures
and Pills recommended for these complaints IL 10
necessary TO publicly announce that IN Medicine
3 the best Fn"wn for the immediate ren,ovrI Of
these Troublesome and unplra~ant diseaeea But.
ter's Mixture cures where Pills. Drops FItctua.
iTieT, C"paiva and Nitro. and Harlem Oil will have
no effect IL Ia the cfore recomme ded as the first
REMEDY T." he tried in all rases, for when recen, One
Bottle g'n'yaIiy produces permanent rure He carr.
tni OF conEtcrfe to. I he only true Agents are
thas. II. Hrinitsh Portsmouth,, M. A. Santos, To-
hertson Cornick, Norfolk Dec %
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4 TRy. - j AZ 4; COX CLE.k,i EN- &
"A $ y , IN rs fIc Pulpit Cycuprd.a an .
hinlslcr 5 Cp.n .'in'n', c,nttIuius IhrTc hundred
and ixty skeletons an sketches ni S..rlnnus and
ei IN y-t"b e-St!s ou IS bicti learning. Iheuiosi-
cal studies and the composition aud delivery ui Scr
Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge; or Die
tihn"y ii tie 8liac, rncJ 'gy, Rcli ltrus Bmgra
Ihy, all t1l c'nus, Ecl sit-tcal H,t .ry, aud Mis-.
sOIs; containing len tious ii Al reg Oti- term.
IN InptI 81 account "f the principal Cmi,irn DE
nominations, i"Sctier with the MANNERS an,i Gu.
Ia MS vi ne East Illustrations ui tie Holy Scrip
iurcS, 'nI description nj the q iadru,e Is Bir,is
Fishes, Rcptcs, Insects frees, Plants, and MIN
erals, :ntntIoHc IN the Bible: Bi graphical N >
UccS ut the carly Martyrs anh distinguished Reii
Gus " fI"T5 aud characters OF all ages, with Oh he,
Interesting ma ter, by Rev Is. B. Edwards, Edi
tor t'm g. q artery observer"
An 'her supply OF the alb I'VE valu ,blc Books r, :
ceivrL Ivy w. ii. Ill. HODGES 4 co
Nov II
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BOO Is, S4IOEs, IiATS. CNpS. &c.

81; oF rhE Cdr, KERED BOOr.
!Vcto Store Nam street, Norfolk
NNRES. Il and large arrivals ut GOODS are being
"pcnrd weekly at this Store, To which We IN
vle ~ att ntIun OI the citizens of Norfolk ami
PhrtS 40 9TH, an tn; nduk country at retail
an ~ncs, IL. 1t IL To- the interest of every Co.
n"uica my to make heir purrh tsrs hi. Store
Tor NC eau ave yuu from Is To 80 cents on every
do lar We, ARE SELLING CHEAP AND 40
Mistake.
FIRE II ARRIVALS BY TIE AMID.
We hav" just received by tn AM d. another
larS lot iose superior cheaJ Kip Il ois a, 8 rs
and $500.
Gsnr, l'rtinE CAPS. Cents Sporting ,ots.-
Cali and save yIn' ,uucy at the NEW STORE
81 IN OF the CLccktrcd Bot, Main street NnrfnIk
DC ID JNO. II. GREGORY
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GREAT ENGLISH REM EDY
For Coughs, Colds, Asthma. and COnsumuiioB

rNnE GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY for colds,
j COUGHS. ts' hmt nud CONSUMPTION is the nun.
GARlAN BAi.SAM OF LIFE. discovered by the ceie-
brnted Dr. Buch1n az iunon England and int sosi,scs6
into the United States under the immediate
anre OF the inventor.
The extraordinary succeHs Of this medicine, in the
cur" nt Pulmonary hSeas "a. war; ants the ha,erraE
Agent ti soliciting fur Treatment the WORST POS
SiBl.E CASES tiu can found in the zunisy--
cases that seek relief III rau nom any Of the common
remedies AZ the dy. ana have been given TIP by the
most distinguished Ph, sciin. CONFIRMED AND
tNCURABl.E. The hungarian Balsam IL cured. and
will cure the MOST DESPERATE OF CASES n 10
no quack nostr;m hut standard English medirine OF
known and established efficacy.
Every family in I'll United States should ne r,tnpiied
with Burhans iIunP1riaa Balsam of Life, not My to
seouneract the cosumptive tendencies OF the climate
but 10 be used AZ prev hive medicine in all Of
Colds Coughs Spiiiim blood. Pain in the Side and
Chest Irritation and Of the Lungs bronchitis
Difficulty OF Breathing Hectic Fever. Night s,weas
Emaciat'n and cu"r1i Debility. Asthma Intiuen. "a,
Hopping Cough, and Group.
~ Sold i'm ntes az 81 bottle, with ru tsee.
tions for the restui Ition OF Health.
Pamphlets containing mass OF English and Aaaeri-
certificates, and other evidence showing the un-
equaed merits OF this . reat English Remedy, 10
obtained of the Agents, gratuitously.
DAVID r. BRADLEr. sole Agent for the Unlsse
States, ll9 Court street Boston
T. w. DYOTr x SONS General Wholesale Assnsse
No. l32 North Second street. Philadelphia.
..t,,I, .ruI, at In, Store of Alexander Du-
vail s. Co, NJ li> VI in street, kwhIuund.
A so. tni sale hv CHARLES II. HEINZ rSH,
Agent, pnrtsnnuih, VI. A. Sautos. King & Toy
70. f u'rsnn, Robertson & Coz nick, WIN. Il
Hroughtu'L. Y t';E. All by Druy gists gene
ra'l, ''rnigh IA tie United S .ates.
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USf & ;JsGi cid fIOVEI'S SEEDING
Siil iE if9.-A Al persons who have let
orders i"r IL PiIntI ut these Celebrated and tx.
trt"intrv Ntra vhcriics, viii pleas; call inlmedi
"tiiy an IN ir supply. We have just received
ticn this Mjrm a., aud are NV really foo deli
Vcr' At tue Drug , urc, SIyu IT the Big Mortar.
Nov " Gil vs.. Il IEINIrSII, Agent.
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NFAN a B.AI' fIS.d ie,Ici by scripture ant
l. iiIstury or the iufInt'5 claim To ChurChIrem.
bershp dcieu led aud established nn test ony scrip.
tn al an historical, by William Hodges A. NJ.
Rector Uf B'utOn Parish. =. I,iidmsbufg Va
few COP ca I"r sale by
NV w RI n HODGES e. co
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~ GW CROP SUG.A RIO kinds NEW OR
LE - oUGAH, Nc" cro., .ur sale hy
ID 4 ID WILLS x CO., High street
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Nv YE:.NrAnLLl

w fiL..S w n rLRFt.lrLD.--ib he PruurIc
tor oil Wiights lnuiu Vegetable Plus has dis. |
covered thai hl> Pills are Couutci ticu and ,xtcn.
sW"iy circul.tcu tnrou sh the country by petsons
unuuthvriz Al b HIM.
Dealer, Ia the above Pills are therefore rc,pect
fully i"fru.ri that DIR. +. w Dyo,t & Sons, nj
tue Columbian College, No. l32 No, TIA second ST.
Philadelphia, are the only persons auiho ised by
IN" to sell my Pills, in quantity. at the same price.
myself.
Any other p.r-ons travelling through the cnuu.
try "ift'iug my Pi,l5 quantity ami at reduce.
Pre- s,hr as3urcdiy bIsr counterfeit rs ana uugit
t. ~ Jict1' "a )" ny every = hourst ucdler,"
an' 1t Is 10 hc hoped, viii bc, II it is on.y for the
he ut" ana the 'v e. ~ " t W. Pnnl
r. w. DYOir Y SONS, e., crai Agents
NJ i32 y. second ~, PhiltGu.
special nEa II. at he >tn.e al Alexander Du.
val ~ NJ. ~ Main ST., ct, Rcini ud.
Also. Tor sdc by CHARLES II. mEINiTSH,
N-"nt, Port |mo"th VI. y Santos. King K Toy, b.
Fan 'r@on, Ru crtsou X Cormi, K, ". II. Broug,'on.
N"rt,ik, AL ny Drug yists generally through ut
th Uutc'i St,t.s. Nov A.
VA ~ 'CKS.-A .c doz pairs al Country
SOCKS. For sale by
or.m Rios BROOKS. Jr.
DURE WINTER SPERM oiL.-Ju.t re.
Il g Wnia - aud III 81 'p.y fP ire Brachcd
on, hnrn' lrce IN clear. aud viii stand the cold.
est wcthr'. i
As, n'x'n lent i''lc Of Lard Oil and Night
Fiprs r - sale ~ I'll Drug store, iiign St, Sign
N IN Big VI riar.
Dmii Cu\s. II HEINrISu, Agent.
LNROSr..D FEHr,u. D.. ~ INDIAN
4 uN rhE\ !. Th.- ccleNr tci nintmc has
- F ct, I'm :, &c. For sac only 1t the Drug
las. IL HEiNIrSH Agent,
vi nhcr al tr Philadelphia, College If
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