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interesting experiment q
trial. and the intrinsic importance Of the subject and the
present promises Of appear to make il the
dictate Of wisdom TO permit the trial to be fully made
The capital OF the literature fund is the same as at
the close Of the 1874 and amounts to $26s o.
The payments into the treasury account of its
revenue during the last fiscal year have
Add The appropriation from the u s. Dspo.iie
fund,. 2o,VW w
And it will make the revenue, for the the
year ending 3oth Sept last. ....... $50 80
There was balance Of the revenue OF this
fund IN the treasury, at the close Of the
fiscal year isAA Of. ............. 1904 ~
Is4s; Of. ................... s75,all 30
The payments for account Of revenue for the
same year, .................... 1886 80
Leaving balance ofrexenue in the treasury,
3oth September, lsl5, Of. ......... $40, 334 80
The academies Of the State under the superintend
ing charge of the Regents Of the University and their
annual report to the legislature will exhibit the expend
lures from the fund.- and present the condition OF those
The amount of the deposi, Of the United states with
thu: state, d:nom,nsted, in the accounts the United
states deposit fund,"n soi%,s2o n
OF this sum there is loanedto
,0 ,ss sSu N State stock. s' s SS Ss
Due from the general fund.-. 1880 "a
The receipts into the treasury of revenue from this
' ''' " sasc,q,a S.
fund, to meet the current annual charges,
nave been 2o3s4s 81
Leaving balance Of. ................. $1,000 "a
On the soth day of September 1884, upon the close Of
the accounts Of that fiscal year. balance due the
treasury from this fund.- for advances to the de
maods upon il, over and above the receipts Of
Deduct the sbov. balance Of il: revenue. re- ''' "
naming in the treasury upon the close Of
the accounts Of the last fiscal year. 1894 %
And there will remain balance due to the
treasury, from the revenues OF THIS fund, on
the Goth day OF September last Of ....... fo523 81
The law requires that the capital of this fund should
remain invested and that the st only should be ex
pended TO meet the appropriations made from it.
The whole amaNt of the Of insolyeut banks RI.
deemed through the safety fund.- since its institution
the year lcxs, ~. 90
In addition to these redemptions OF notes
debts due from those Institutions, and
made by law chsrgeabls upon the fund
nave oesn Psid 10 inc amount Of. S9S729 %
81 goo ,boq Os
These heavy payments have not only exhausted the
cspits Of the fund but have rendered necessary an an
ticpsticn OF the contributions TO IT, by the emission OF
stock IN pursuance OF the act chapter of the laws
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STATE OF VERMONT.

r'ooate District OF Marlboro, ~.
In Probate Court, October Isi, 1896
1HtHE following petition Ia presented 10 wit. To
- the Hon. the Probate CouIt Tor The dist,c, Of
Marlboro. The undersigned, Joshua NJ Troyn' Of
Nottingham, IN said probate district one nf The h,rs
10 The estate of JOSEPH BROWN, late of Whit
inRan drceascd, Ia wit: that part Of said estate set
uut IN dover ~ Sarah Brown, widow Of said deceased
aud your petitioner respectfully represents, that several
pieces " parcels Of land being situated in said town Of
Whnngham, part OF the estate Of Joseph Brown, de-
ceased sci out by The Commissioners of dover 10
Sarah Brown, widow of said deceased for particular
description, whereof The records OF the probale
court lnT sad district OF Marlboro and that The said
Sarah, widow aforesaid deceased, in the month Of
November, A. D. 1916.
Therefore, your petitioner prays that said real es-
tate may BE- set out and divided among Josrph w
Brown, Joshua N. Brown, Joseph N. Brown, Samu.
81 7. Brown, Patty Toby, and Sarah NJ. Fuller, heirs
at law OF said deceased, by Commissioners to be an
pointed BY the court for that purpnse, according 10
The statute in such case male and provided
JOSHUA N. BROWN.
Dated at Whiiioeham, this I7lh day Of Sept. 1916.
Wherenpon, Il ordered that said petitioner notify
nj persons interested, that his court will decide upon
SAID application al the session thereof 10 be holden az
the probate Office in Bratieboro in said district on the
last Thursday Of October inst, BY publishing a copy
o the record OF said petition, with tbs order thereon
three weeks successfully in The Vermont Phoenix print.
ed at said Brateboro previous 10 said lime OF hearing
true copy OF Record,
Attest, ROYAL TYLER, ReR'r.
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Winter Culture Of the Potato.

ExrRAoRniEARY ExPERIMENT.-We learn that a
successful attempt TO raise poanes from seed sown in
the beginning Of September has been made in Prussia
correspondent If the Ieipsic Gazette SAYS that ain
the beginning 81 September by way Of experiment he
laid out little bed in his garden, and planted half with
white and ali with red polatoes covering them only
slightly with earth The ppiaoes ihrnve more randi
iy and stronger than IN ne spring season" Anoth.
er wlIef says "in spite OF the severe winter have
on the LIST OF November covered up POTATOES (havine
aslak only loot high,) and they have grown admir-.
ably, and are perfectly formed. " The wrirer states
that the specimen furnished him of these ,oinier DO.
taioes were indeed n remarkable kind that it fur
nishes STRONG RECOMMENDATIONS in favor of winter
culture"
In This connexon We would suggest IN our farmers
the proprieiy of making this experiment immediately
especially a. the rot has of the prospect OF our or
binary supply Il The experiment succeeds as above
represented, we should like 10 see whether by this
means the ravages ol the rot may be counieracted-
We ore inclined to think il may especially If (as some
thnk) the injury is the result Of an insect
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DR. MALsTED,s BRISK PILLS,

40 PILLS for 70 cents.-The Brisk Pills answer The
20 purpose efectuaily than any other Pills use,
and superaede them altogether in medical virtue and excel
enee If you doubt this, just try themt will cost only
- cenls-and then you, too will be satisfied. IL they
what they recommended 70 be, denounee them
They not recommended TO every thing but do
say without fear OF contradiction, that pills their
quail in removing diseases originating in the stomach and
bowels For liver affections and bilious Diseases such as
dumb ague, fever and ague, inrran and renltant ie
ver the Brisk Pills possess peculiar pfopreties for their
speedy removal From ten years perence pracang
physician convinced that equal them. Read
what other Pills good for and what they will cure end
f Brisk superior them al, then discard them
Do not believe all that is said about niaibe pillthat
never fails 10 any diseasebut Try the Brisk Psthe
cheapest Pills in use, and then you will have chance 10
judge of their merit dement, Asa blood cleanser, and
purifier 10 the diseased system, they perhaps supersede
cry pill in They quick and easy In their operation
giving life and 10 all the torpid organs throwing of
Impure matters humos leaving the system clean and
healthy This Is all that any medicine do novilh
standing the great show Of words and fictitious cerfcnies
We determined 10 let these pills stand upon their
reputation win lose An ask Is for fair and impair
tial trial They be taken by old and young al any
time with perfect safety Thy excellent medicine
for children having worms, &c. In word hey possess
all the qualities Of an uperent pill for all family use Ipey
have cured many diseases which other medicine could
remove ia concuson say do not despair OF cure I'M
III YOU have tried the Brisk Pills for they do possess pecu
liar properties and virtues Wholesale aud retail BY o.
FAY 4 Co. 1856 Fulton st., Sun Buildings, New York ~
Also by II. HALsTED, No. a. Buffalo st., Rochester
Sold by BUTTON a. CLARK, BraiiebOro Cone Il
Winchester, Marlboro =. Chlds a Co., Wilmington, 2
r, Chandler X Co., Pulnsy. 26wl
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STATE OF vEnnroNT.

FFobae DisIfci Of MafIboFo, a..
In Probate Court, Ociober Cd, 1886.
A N lnsirument purporting TO he the last VIII and
"A Testament Of SALLY HUNT, late Of Vernon,
10 said District, deceased, was presented for Probate
by Roswell Hunt, the Executor therein named.
Whereupon, il is ordered that said Instrument b.
heard aud examined beiJfe the Probate Court of said
District at the stated resson thereof 10 be holden Of the
Probate Oaice IN Braieboro, on the last Thursday Of
October, instant. And for The purpose OF notifying all
persons interested therein, Of the time and place Of
hearing, that they may appear and contest the Probate
thereof Or they cause the said named Execu-
tor is directed TO publish copy Of the record Of this
order, three weeks successfully in the Vermont PhG-
NIX, printed at Bratteboro in said district previous
10 said time OF hearing.
true copy from the Record
LEMUEL WHITNEY,
Judue ol prohafe
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Dfe0.


:. "a this village 2glh ut Miss Nancy Wilcox eldest
In this village Sept 30, OF yphus lever, Miss Frances
Possessing an Sminble and aectonate Disposition she
needed only to be known in order be highly esteemed
and much beloved while her siable and prePossessng
department. rendered quite extensive, the circle Of her
quaniance in which her loss will be deeply felt aud great
plored But her highest excellence was her devoted
and consistent pety As christian, she was " burning
aud shining light, manes,ing lively sympathy and
active beney oence blended with habtual cheeiuness
and unang hope which rendered her prompt and perse
yerng deeds Of charity and kindness aud in chris
tan duty. She valuable menIber Of the Baptist
Church. which her removal has caused saddenng va
caney Her prolraoted and distressing sickness, borne
with great patience and resgnaton and the approach oil
death witnessed ia striking the triumph Of chris
an faith producing readiness to depart and be with
Christ Having lived christian she died christian, and
her bereaved friends, while bowed dow with grief, by this
repeated stroke Of acon not lc to mourn as those
without hope.-[COA
In West Dover, of dysenlery week, the following
Sept Goth, ozro c., son Of Elliot and Mary Ward, aged
9years and months.
aged Is y o. Sept "a, Hannah, aged 10 mo on the
9th Sarah A., aged " III children Of Ezra and Lydia
9 Baldwin. The three first were buried in one grave
They lovely and pleasant in their lives, and in their
death they were not divided
Sept 2ih Everett F., son of Ansel d. and Betsey s.
Collins, aged y M IA d.
Hu happy spirit fed 10 regions pure,
Where love is perfect, bliss forever sure.
In NIanham, N. Y, while on a visit, Sept 22d, Miss
Carrissa Samson, Of this village, aged about &c years
In Vernon, the I'd inst suddenly OF apoplexy, Mr.
Wesspn Burlington, of Coeran, Mass.
In Whitingham, Sept. 25th Mr. Warren Potter, aged Sc
10 Halifax, Sept. 18th, Benjamin woodard, Esq,
In Wilmington Sept. 2slh Mrs Elizabeth, wife Of Mr.
Truman Chids aud daughter OF Dea Selah Root late of
Montague aged 80.
In Greenfield, Sept 9Th, Isabella Louisa, youngest
daughter of Mr. Theodore Marndale, nged Ia.
In Montague, Sept 23d Amanda daughter Of the late
Mr. Seth Porter aged IL.
In Deer6eld Sept 27h, Joseph H. Tainier, son Of Nj
Obedat Tainter aged H.
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BunlINeroN, VI. Sem. p. 1sI6.


A very sad accident occurred upon the Lake at
this place on Thursday last 1t seems that three
young men named Clancy, Thompson and ConoI-
y, went out in small row boat in the afternoon ;
and that towards evening the boat by some means
was overturned. They succeeded in getting upon
II and chung TO IT, though in great distress and with
great difficulty, from o'clock until IL, when
Young CLANCY, being overcome by the cold and
htigue, died, and his body was dashed to the boat
by Connolly, who was much older aud could endure
more than either Of the others.
Thompson, who was but boy, became deranged
from the hardships he suffered and jumped into the
water. from which he was taken once or twice by
Connolly who held him to the boat until he persisted
III his arms The sole survivor of this little com.
pany ashed his dead body also to the boat and was
driiled about the lake until morning. when he was
washed ashore and taken up insensible He was.
ofcourse, Immediately cared for, and it is thought
he will recover Courier.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Probate District of Marlboro, SIS

Probate District of Marlboro, IS.
In Probate Court, Oet 6, ls46
COMES Cynthia Gaines, widow Of LEONAR ID
GAME s, late Of Batilrboo in shid district, deceased
aud moves the Court here for assignment to her Of
portion of the personal property OF The decreased Where
upon is ordered that heang be had on snd application
SION thereof to be holden the Probate Office IN said dis
c on the last Thursday of October, inst Mud for the
purpose of notifying all persons interested therein of the
time and place Of hearing said applicant is directed TO pub
h copy The recud or this order three weeks
yey in The Vermont Phenix printed At Battleboro in
said district, previous to said time Of hearing.
true copy from The Record
LEMUEL WHITNEY,
Judge Of Probate.
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Radical Cure for Corns.

TINE subscriber having spent much time in The treat
IL ment corns, bnaions bad nails, &c
on the feet offers his services the inhabitants a" Bate
boro and vicinity In doing this he feels confident in
promising that he will remove The worst OF Corns from their
irritating and painful position, by surgical operation,
without pain blood OF the least afterwards. lie
uses no burning eorrodng materials nor VIII he IN any
way attempt gull humbug the community by telling
them that he perfoim Representatives, bat without ex'
aqeera,ion he will give most desirable relief.
Persons wishing the services of the subscriber VIII
secure H. G same by calling Of the Phnnix House
m No extra charge for calling on persons nj their
residenee 1. L. NORTON
Oct s. Chrropedic Surgeon
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STATE or vrRnroNr.

TIE Hon. the ProJaiis:' 'tc;;f yoF NE Dnn1er-ey
Wesi,ninsier:- To oil persons concerned an the es-
tate of WILLARD TAFT, late Of Putney, in said
District, deceased, iestate,
CREETING.
WHEREAS, Preston w. Tai, Executor Of the
w said deceased, proposes rendering an account
Of his administration, and presenting his account
against said estate, for allowance at session OF said
court 10 be held the Inn of John AyTes, in Grafton,
10 said district, the last "Wednesday OF November,
A. ID. 1876.
Therefore, you hereby notified TO appear before
said court, The time and place aforesaid, and show
cause, if any you have why the said account should
moi be SLOWED
Of October, A. ID. 1886,
ELLERY ALLBE, Judge.
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state or v.ern,omf.

MaIloofo, IS.
In Probate Court, October ?, 1876.
ZONES Francis Barber and Stephen r. Flsgg, al.
~ ministranrs upon the estate Of LUTHER H.
BARBER, late Of Wilmington, dereasrd and Gle their
administration account for examination and allowance.
Whefeupon. IL IS ordered that said administrators
notify all persons Interested Thai this will
inc and decide upon the allowance of said account and
also make distribution OF the estate found remaining in
their hands among the heirs of SAID deceased al the
session thereof 10 be holden al the probate Office in
BfattlrbHo in said district. the last Thursday of
October, instant BY publishing copy Of the record OF
this order three wrecks successfully ia the Vermont
Attest ic0f Rf.1ri,i1hffar WeyiQgs, TO said
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GROCERIES.
G.. @. HALL,

HAS Just received 40 Chests Young Hyson and
Il Souchong TEAS; also, superior Old Hyson
and Powchong do; 30 Bag Old lava and Rio coz
FEES; also, Burnt aud Ground do; 10 Boxes Brown
Havana SUGARS; Loaf, Crushed, and Powdered
do; 10 Boxes superior TOBACCO; Spices of all
kinds, Rice, Raians, Black Cunnnis, Chron, Sperm
aud Taow Candles, Lemons, and Oranges, sc. &c.
Oct. T.
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CURE ron LIFE GUARANTEED.

The Elecluary contains NO MINERAL. MEDICINE,
NO ALoEs, CoLoCYNTH, GAMBoGE, or other pow
under its influence no change in diet necessary Itaken
according 70 the directions A CTRE fOR LIFE Is
GUARANTEED.
Pamphlets giving valuable information respecting this
Medicine. may be obtained Of agents, gratis.
DAVID y. BRADLEE, General Agent for the New
England States, i19 Court Street, Boston.
AeESrs- BrattleborO DUTros q CLAnK BELLOWS Falls,
n Hurrs Kssns NJ H., Bixbyj Woodstock, s J. Allen;
Montpelier, Clark andColns. Cows
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THEIIoPE HILLS

MUSTARD, CHOCOLATE and COCOA roasted u,
ground COFFEEnnd SPICES strictly par, carelv prr.
pared lar family use. Also Cocoa SHELLS, kICE
FLOUR, and PEARL BARLEY, MI Falon street, or Al
front street None genuine unless labeled linpt Mills
II. n. & J. {. ISuAM
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New York Business Card.
TO nRCEAMTs.
CUT THIS OUT AND PUT 1T IN YOUR POCKET

ne undersigned call your attention to their STOCKS
Their several branches, supply your wunis upon terms
a. av"'ahr as any other establishments Of The kind in the
Guy "' New f'tA Their stocks new, aud purchased
expressly 70 suit TIE wants Of Merchants in your portion Of
me e"nnry anu nothing shall be wanting on their part to
please both old and customers
SEPTEMBER ~ isiH
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lGGnIhlLlGz=eE
I !! =! III

TT is now about ten years since this medicine has
II been introduced the public, and il stands unri-
vailed in it's effects bearing the test Of the scru
tiny Of all classes both friendly and unrendy. II is
but for purposefor the OF Mothers, who have
To pass through Of affection in giving birth 10
mankind, TO be described. II 10 you we make an
appeal Il is for your especial and general good that
you should make use Of one bottle ofthe NJ MOTHERS
RELIEF before confinement, then you can approach
the parturient chamber without feeling as If yon were
going 10 the chamber OF death. You may rest assuT-
ed Il will still all irbie and nervous affections. II
smoolhs and shields from irritation, and by It's peculiar
properties il destroys the Of hemorrhage or in
fammation that so ofcn attends and follows The hour
Of parurilion II sweet and natural rest. and
at last acitaiesithe birth that Mothers have not
To pass through such circulating pain and distress
The Mothers Relief may be depended uponin all cases
ofhpalening abortion, where Il is possible TO be pre-
vented in OF spasns, &c. causing frequent
alarm, from two to three doses VIII give immediate
relief.
As the subject is one that cannot with propriety be
fully discussed 10 this public MANNER invite all who
leel interested 10 call on our agents (most oil the res
pecable druggists in the United Slates or on the man.
ufacturer aud they will be furnished with pamphlet
in which they will ind all the iacis form correct
opinion o its merits and also The opnion OF many ply
scians Of emineuce and Of persons who have become
acquainted with It's beneficial effects.
AGENTS ron wIEDHAM couErri
BUTTON s. CLARK, Bratilebnro; II. y. Baker,
Fayetteville; Thomas Cook IT,, w. Townshend, Hi
ram 5. Cutting, Green River; Hnehcock s. Bsnch-
ard, w. Halifax; A. T. T. L. w. Childs, Jacksonville
and Ongen Smith, Wilmington.
Caution to Purchasers.
We learn that spurious articles Of Mothers Relic
are put up by @. II. & J. II Coleman, OF Buffalo, on'
DR.. Smith, Of New York; also, Comstock, Of N. Y.
his bottles and cut, with the objections that arc ppses
on the bottle, nearly perfect fac smile to ouIs
He once was an agent Of ours, and has the genuin'
pamphlets; consequently it Is well calculated TO deceive
The public. Ask for Barthohek's Mothers Reiel.--
None Is genuine unless signatures are found with
in the wreath Of The direction that Is pasted the bot
tie, signed with our own hand, and over the neck o
the bottle ia fac smile Of our hand writing. also.
John Landon, Factory Point, VI, is agent 70
the State Of Vermont. Orders addressed 10 him wi
meet with prompt attention.
BY attending to the above dirccnops, no ono nee
be imposed upon.
10000 BOTTLES
of this Valuable Medicine will positively be sold, %
present year, being only the second year OF us inif'
sluclion 10 the public. We say give Il triaL
j 80 G. A. BARTH0LICE
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TO nrAnnIrn LADrns.

Married Ladies almost invariably subject to that pain
ul and injurious DISEASE, the PILES, with consequent In
ammaton Of the Stomach, Bowels aud Spnc weakness OF
the Back flow OF Blood the head &c. The Eectuary IS
perfectly safe Pregnant Ladies' and the useful
Cathartc that possibly be used, will not only
the Piles and all inammatoTy diseases, WITHOUT
PAIN OR IRRITATION, bat Will ensure easy tune,
safe delivery and sound constitution an the offspring
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FACTS REGARDLTG THE
SUGAR COATED IMPROVED
Indian Vegetable Pills,
For Consumption, Colds, Coughs, Rhenmatism,
DyspePsi0, FsUers Worms, Dysent9y,
and Didrhed re-
Also SURE CURE FOR THE PILES
TESTIMONIALS. $500 ss
HAVING been attacked some months with had
- Cough, Weakness ia nv Chest and loss of aope-
Wv, usen "nRu's Indian Vegetable Pills, but grew
L,, WIN cold swrais al night could not sleep, and
a, %, sn;, wss 70 Consumption. lprocured box
y, ~ 9h''n. sugar Coated Improved Indian Veaeta.
Die Pills, which restored my health within ak DAYS.
and believe them 10 I've the best remedy ever usei
GEORGE w. GRANGER
have been afflicted fot come time with the .;ve,
Complaint; having pain in my side, weakness In hark
and stomach, and dyspepsia. | have taken owe, On.
dozen boxes Of Wnght's Indian Vegetable and Brsn-
detbs Pills, but continued TO grow worse and was 90
reduced that despaired Of ever getting relief then
tried DR. Smiths Sugar Coated Improved l. " Pills
aud before had finished the second box nv mains and
dyspepsia had disappeared. My food now digess we'll
AND am able to ATTEND TO my family duties. Several
oil my friends have since taken the Pills for bad couob
and have found great relief from them.
Boston, May 9, Is45. -
have been Tor four yesrs afflicted with scroluIa.
Lepiosy and Deafness, and have been unable TO obtain
liable indlan Vegetable Pills aud in four months oil nv
complaints had disappeared, contrary TO oil nv friends
expectations. took these Pills for my Scrofua with
out any expectation Of relief.
JAMES R. cHoATE.
MI. Vernon, Kennebec Co., Me-, April 10, ls45.
PERFECT CURE OF WORMS.
Our little girl years old, has suffered MI the wou
stages oil worms and we have neyrF found an eecfst
al cure, until administered DR. Smiths Sugar Pills.
which our little girl took without the least reluctance
IN doses OF two at a time, and we never witnessed
such change in so short time. The Pills brought
away mass OF worms and she al once improved-
greatest benefit from their nsc.
JACOB CARLocK, Stable ST., N. Y.
no- We have many certificates Of cures in cases Of
Also they are warranted the beat cough remedy now
m use never failing 10 cure the most obstinate cough
cold within 4s houra.
The directions and treatment of the disease accom-
pany every box. Price 25 cents per box.
No Sugar Coated Pills can be genuine without The
SMITH, NJ. d., President Of the N. Y. College of
Health, upon every box. Oiee devoted exclusively
90 the sale Of this medicine, No. 179 GREENWICH
SIREEr, New York, and No. WATER
STREET, Boston.
JOSEPH sTEEN, Agent for Brattebcro.
~ FOR S5LE ~ ILL THE pTLLsGEs AND
TOXINS LNNEW ENGLAND STATES
~ b. No travelling pedlers arc allowed to sell these
CAUTION. As miserable imitation has been
made, by the of Sugar Coated Pills. il is nee.
essary To DE that Dr. G. Benz smith's signature
Is on every btx. Price e5 rents. 90
Sold by BUTTON & CLARK, Brai,leboro, Cone &
winchester, Marlboro, =. Chds L. Co., Wilmington, r.
X Chandler a. Co., Putney. 26wl