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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12
Wistar's Baisarn of wild Cherry!
Val Miracles nerer cease More eridence Of its
surprising health Restorative Virtues!!!
T Z Z Z SIS uG 9 { Z

T Z Z Z SIS Z Z Z 7
Messrs Sanford x Park. Springfield KY May ls45
this opportunity CT informing Of
maable cure performed upon the Of Dr. Wisar Bal
of Wild Cherry
which aboed under for weeks whenI gradually recovered
with a eod which
itself upon my lungs and for the space of three
fined bed tried ali kinds of medicines and variety
medical aid without benefit and thus weared along uHtl
Of 'HTstas Balsa Of Hd Cherry
My persuaded give trial, though had given
all hopes of recovery prepared myself for the change
another Through their solicitations induced make
use of the Genuine Wild Cherry The effect
was truly astonishing years aetion pain and
fring and after having four fve hundred dOas
and the best and most respectable physicians had proved
unavang restored entire health by the blessing
God and the of wistars BaIsam of Wild Cherry.
am enjoyng good health, and such altered appear
ance known when former aequaint
Ihave gained rapidly weight, my
much and food agree
have during the last SIX months than had
eat years before.
Considering my almost miracle deem for
the good afflicted duty the PrOPeOrs and
should know where relief be had
max this public.
May the blessings upon PropetOrs valua
bic a medicine s wistars BaIsam Of Wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully WIN. II. BAKER
aThe following Rehey of Frankn Ind
who stands high profession and ranks among the poll
cans Of the State speak
sGenuine wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry
Franklin, Ind, April u, 1885,
Mesrs Sanford but few bottles of
of remaining hand of the last lot furnished
nv vou bereore until had sold and had
the money ordered another. But
ee that DO wish TO be without IL, and
therefore anticipate little The money for the last lot shall
forthcoming by the disposed which,
think will be but short The e
the balsam in srkingy beneficial h
IMPROVES EOn acquaintance than other Patent MdteineI
hare eper allohers fail trial.
of sink dlsuse
This however, be highly valued by those who have
esed its virtues its healing efficacy their
eases, Yours very respectfully, JAMES RITcHEY.
PRICE Sl per bottle. Sold by SANFORD & PARK,
Northeast of Fourth and Walnut
bv TONIINSON BROTHERS. indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12
Indian COru--rree Trade--Sir Robert
PEEPS Eesy Tariff.

The great change proposed by Sir Robert Peel, In
tie Engl sh Tariff. if adopted by Parliament. as we
have no doubt Il viii he in its essential features. must
inevitably produce important results in favor of the
corn growing States. The ~ to be paid on Indian
Corn. imported into Great Britain, was, in October
last eight shilngs per quarter. about twenty-five
per bssiel Sir Robert Peel proposes to reduce
the duty to shilling per quarter, or to tleo and
Of nineteen and a quarter cents per bashel. The
immense benefits of such change in the duty upon
this article, will be appreciated by all who are
Conscious of the surplus of 1t produced IN
the United States The last shows that, IN the
year it TAKEN these States produced 5Sl 10
bushels of Indian corn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12

The daily edition of the New York Sun is about
100000 of the Philadelphia Ledger, about %, OOC
and of the London Times about 20, 00O. These num-
bers stand at the head of the class They depend for
profits upon advertising.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12

This invaluable medicine prepared pr.e-
e Of several in bilious climate,
fail Of curing fever and Sue Of the diseases above
suffering
upon constitution,
will find the India ohOagOguea invaluable remedy Tor Pur
flying the blood snd thoroughly cleansing from tie system the
bid effects Of a bilious climate.
The wonderful operation ersdeatng bill
the human system only explain extraordinary agency
speedy thorough and permanent ague and
The various grades of intermittent and remit'ent vers
WILKINS, DATED States District Judge JAs Dsi
Mr.. Eduvard Bingham. Detroit Oct. 50, Is4I.
Dear great pleasure Of the complete
and radical of the and Ague with which will
liam attacked the pursuant deetiOn of Dr. o.
goods India choagogue He had auaek ever
Witnessed and aPPrehended long winter of this disease which
years the when resided Teeumeh. But
prOvdcnIa led notice your advertisement relation
this medene-deermind and the Of bottle broke
the disease and confident has effected
months have elapsed without Of IT, and in
robust health. Its
should be generally known. ROSS WILKINS.
" R. TAONBRrDor, ffcgan Senate.
BIRMINGHA,a, Dec. Is, ls4l.
Mr.. Bnghan-YOu o inform you know Of DIR
osgoods India ChOagogue bilious medicine. do believe
medicine generally n
the Fever end asue would disappear in Michigan.
procured bottle the spring Of Is4 and have good
believe that myc family ese0ed last rig in
| sequence Of
Perap. peninsula.
has tie fever aud age been prevalent the last have
medicine and when the disease
the skin physicians
fall universally produced the aost happy
effects believe has exceeded medicine
Wings the biliousd o the climate.
respectfully, STEPHEN V, r., TRowBRIDGE.
E. Chancellor Of Of viehgGn
DETROIT March % 1872.
Mr. Edvard Bingham, Druggist, Detroit
SI made Dr. ogoOd India choagogue and have
had opportunities witnessing salutay when
others. believe valuable medicine for the fever
ague also that proper will prove
which who been
afflicted with IL liable. Very respectfully,
| E. FARNSwoRTH.
From Lucrus ApEOrr NJ d. Surgeon auy
DETROIT, Oct l. le4l.
Bingham Esq, Agent for the sale Of the India Che
gge-I hereby certify have used the India ChOagogue
prepared Charles OsgOod NJ D. for intermittent fevers and
my sangune expectations in the Of said
disease confidence recommending perfectly safe
highly remedy and for fever and chill fe
ver ague, any of intermittent fever.
testify the medicine has in this vicinity, and in
used, acquired high and
every used Wedge it has
universally produced speedy and restored TO the most
feet health, VIII all other remedies have failed.
Respectfully yours, LUcIUS ABBOTT.
Price Sold Cincinnati, Ohio, wholesale and retail by
SANFORD & PARK general agents West, their West
ern De pot Family Medicines, nOr'heas
corner of FOurIh and Walnut
Sold by ToMLINSoN BROTHERS, Indianapolis. Il
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12

HORRIBLE SENTIMENTAL late celebration Of
old bachelors, at Bloomington Ia the following toast
was drank. The Fair-Saints in churches-angels
IN ball rooms-desils in the kitchen.
The crusty old scraper who drank that toast should
be shod with lightning and made to walk over des-
ert of gunpowdct
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12

A destructive fire took place at Memphis, Tenn,
on the 10th. Loss about $4,000. A great fire hap
pened at Vicksburgh, about the same time.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12

0rlt is stated that Judge Stevens is to be the Alb
clifton candidate for Governor ofthis State. He will
have his labor for his pains rice versa.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12

ELECTED CcNGREss.-James Mcdowell, ESQ.,,
Ex-Governor of Virginia, has, without opposition,
been elected to Congress- supply the vacancy &C.
casion ed by the death of Mr.. Taylor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12

INDIANA STATE BANK.-We find the following in
the Buffalo Pilot - The Suite Bank of Indiana has
been procuring of Rawdon Wright & Hatch, new
plates for their ten dollar notes. We certain
but that an entirely new set of plates has been Sc
cured The Cincinnati Atlas speaks in the highest
terms Of few impressions from these plates which
the editor has examined The engravers were per-
mtted exercise their taste, and they produced
plate that cannot they think be successfully counter
feted and have designated the denomination as to
prevent alteration
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12

The Oregon Correspondence has been printed il
German at Bremen aud upon the title page il is ar
nounced as '.the title of the United States to the
whole of Oregon rendered clear and unquestionable
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12

GIVE should Judge from the tone of some of the
editorials in the Charlottesville Peoples Press, that
the editor was an intimate associate of Henry S.
Lane.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12

A young lady named Caroline Goodman was killed
at Mobile, on the 18th instant, by lightning lady
and her infant who rePosing in the same bed
with Miss g. were much shocked, but soon recoy-
cred
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12

0TIhe "Rusbville Wing" ashamed of its old
cognomen has changed it for the title of 1.-The Tru
Republican" and comes out handsomely with new
set of types. We wish it would improve as much in
principle as it has done in appearance
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12
LIST OF LETTERS

0%~T Industry and economy, will get rich while
sagacity and intrigue are laying their plans.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12

We can individual who some time ago.
subscribed for three copies of the Banner list to
encourage u.s. and has "never paid for either of
hem."-MddiSon Banner.
We suppose the " individual" believed himself the
the injured party. Half right, at least.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12

o. The amount of specie in the U. s. Bank on the
lst of January was precisely eighty dollars while its
outstanding circulation 49,: % 1876
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12

or Moderation may be considered as a tree, of
which the root is contentmen and the fruit repose
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12
TONLINSON BROTHERS


Have appointed sole Indianapolis the
following valuable Medicines-
UBristOfs Sarsaparilla,
Forcurng seroua Teers EeIas Cancers old and magnan
sores Diseases and disorders eydencng mpuryo
the blood. Price 81 90 per bottle.
lJGridIey7S Ointment,
Called by many rideys Salt RheH Ointment from its entremas
terry letters, Salt Rheum,) Sald Head,
Price rs bottle.
" DIR. Humphreys Vegetable Ointment,
Of PILES No article capable being
pared admirably adapted thorough
distressing disease Price 81 90 jar.
JAleb3Si'S Poor Mans PIasters,
For relieving PAIN of every description For eak backs yn
and rsast and all other diseases that require
pcaon-sooting and pleasant wear;
hem wilIbuy other Price only 49, cts
UFOsgate's AnOdyne Cordial,
Highly recommended by the medical faculty and Others the best
medicine known Darhea Complaints Cholera Orbus and
Summer Complaints of Children. Price 81 bottle
UPDr. Starkweaiher's Hepatic Elixir,
For the EUsr Complaints, Dyspepsia, See advertise
mentin another column. Price 81 90 per bottle.
HDr. WilIiamsOn's Pain SOOfher,
TOOTHACE Ii cure the obstinate casesin FIVE
contains particle Of Kreosote
posouousa deeteIiOu drug tits perfectly innocent Price
bottle. Ally
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12

STATE BANK OF OHIo.-The following. from
Thompson's Bank Note Reporter, is a consolidation
Of the new banks of Ohio, which established them
selves under the law of the last session of the Legs-
lature Of that State branches of the State Bunk
There sixteen Of the banks and their aggregates
are as follows:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12
CANDIDATES.

For Prosecuting Attorney Of the 9Th Circuit,
EARL S. STONE
We are requested to announce EDWARD Lam
DER, Esq, as Candidate for the Office of Prosecu-
ting Attorney for the 9th Judicial Circuit at the
suing August election
Far Marshal Of indianapolis,
JACOB B. filler. MILTON FOUDRAY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12
lNKs OF THE STATE OF OHIO
Resource,

PANKs OF THE STATE
Resources. Liabilities
Notes and bills Circulation, 1898 34l
dis. SLIT $50 DepO-ites, S57 $50
Specie, 4243I5 Va,i-us credit sets, 200 %
Funas in Atlantic Old Circulation lxenia
cIues, 297,l52 Bank l2O4SO
Bank Tofes and Capital paid in, 927 90S
cash items, 1853
Safety Fund, 163,O65
Tnis amount Of indebtedness pro and con, has
been called into being by an act of legislation. Ohio
is no richer I'D consequence of the multitude of prom
ises to these corporations and from tiem any Of
its citizens benefited by the special privilege granted
10 indiv .duals 10 borrow property their promises
without interest and reuan it with interest to their
own advantage As for instance, these sixteen con-
GERMS have borrowed from the public their circula-
ting notes 1898 81, aud they have got from individ
uals deposites 1851 $50, making together 81 $780,
200 which the public have loaned to the banks and
for which these banks pay interest OF this
so borrowed the banks have loaned to the public ST.
IT, 750 for which they receire at least per cent
per anRum. The result Is, that these institutions
have borrowed S7S 450 than they have loaned
and yet the Governor in his late speech and twaddng
politicians in the Legislature have had the holiness
10 talk of the great benefits that Ohio has received
from these concerns. How far will quackery and
humbUg be sustained by the people! The specie re-
ported by these banks does exist at all. 1t will
be remembered that the law authorizing these banks
and requiring them to report the specie on hand ex-
pressy provides that wherever the word specie occurs
IN the act it shall be deemed to be drafts ~ York
or Philadel phia con ,equently, the above of
S424, 210, reported as specie may be neither more
nor less than sights " on New York, and the con-
Germs have not the means to pay dollar of their La
bllltIcS If required 10 do son. Y. NerS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12

EXTENSIVE EMIGRATION FROM GERMANY TO TEX
As.-The Harz mountains, in northwestern Germany,
are well known to be among the richest deposaries
of mineral wealth in Europe. letter from this re-
gion, published in the Paris Journal des Debats of
December z, says:
"In our mountains, emigratons to Texas have been
for time past that several villages
have been completely deserted. Agents going through
the country, painting the delights of Texas in glow
ing coors, have far excited the imaginations of
the unfortunate peasants that the authorities have
been Obliged interfere in order put an end to this
traffic in In less than three months more than
six thousand inhabitants have quilted our mounta ms,
where mines of iron, lead and mercury abound to 90
in search of gold at the distance of four thousand
leagues"
o. According to German Journal, the number of
emigrants last year embarked at Bremen for the
transatlantic countries was 81, l49, of whom 1900
were bound to Texas.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12

CtStftCt OC Vf - "a
A
Aldridge Aaron
Avery George Sen
Amos Aquilla ?
Achelas Joshua
Adams John
Askrew Miss Sarah
Jane
Anderson Mrs Saral
Apple Jno S
B
Branin Robert
Bristor Saml NJ
Bartlett Geo w
Bond VIM
Bell Nathaniel
Bristow p
Booker +
Brit Jno
Bill Edward
Belle Miss Anna
Ballenger Elijah :
Bodkins Alexander
Benjamin L
Blake Mulon
Bower Mrs Anna NJ
Blizzard John r
Bowers David
Bridgford Saml
Brown James
Brenton Mrs Eliza.
beth
Brady Henry
Butler Chas II
Blue Jeraird
Brotsman Mrs
Blue Benjamin
Brandon Martin
Boskiik II V
Rrier Jno 5
G
Crawford Rev SP
Catterson Patrick
CoImire B +
Curry James
Clark Miss A
Clinton Joseph
Clark Peter
Cooper Rachael B
Crawson Henry
Coffee Timothy
Cullins Elijah
Curry VIM II
Cottingham S
CuIver Ira II {
Cox VIM
Cline Miss Amanda
Carroll Martha
Campbell &C
CrutchfeldDr Sam
w
Childers John
Cox Asher
Grouse David
Cunningham Rev
John w
c ements r A
Clark Miss A
Campbell Peter
Cunningham Hugh
Cttrel Emerson
d
Danforth B X
Dorsey John w
Duret John B
Day S o
piban V NJ
Dorsey Wesly
Deny Miss Martha
Dunning BJ
Dawson James
Davis Ira
Dunlap Sarah
Dickey William
BURIAL Mrs Sarah
Dobyns Thomas
Dunning Thos
Duaneu COrilen
Doebler Henry
+
Edwards Betsey
Edwards William
Esry Thomas
Ellis Daniel
Eaton Jos o
Ewrick Adam
Eag.e House
+
Foote Obed
Fisher David
Franks Hannah
Franklin William
Felton, Alexander
Fisher Saml
Fike Peter
Furgason Miss Eli
beth
Fisher Henry
Fitch NJ G
6
Guyer Adam
Graham A Z Elder
Gunckle Mr.
Geishles William
Gilbert James
Gally F P 9
Griery Miss Z D F P
George David
Griffith Miss E J
Gorden James
George John II
Gruter Erst
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12

James Madison in the Federalist, at the close of
long article against rag money. says
In addition to all these persuasive considerations,
itmay be observed that the resson which show the
necessity of denying the States the power of regu
lating coin prove with equal force that they ought
no, TO be at liberty TO substtuss paper medium in
Place OF coin "
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12
Negro Revolt and loss of Life.

We find the following in the n o. Delta of the
10Th instant:
On Friday morning instruction of the negroes took
place the plantation of Messrs Hewitt, Heram & CO..
about miles below the city the line of the MexieanGuf
Railway AS far as we can gather from the various state
ahoat believe the following particulars are
be obtained present. negro be-
longing Mr. Hewitt had been refractory for time
past for which he threatened with punishment On
Friday last about noon he committed another fault and
became abusive The ordered him to be whipped
and called the driver TO lay him down by force for that
purpose. The negro replied to this that white
should whip him and live. This appeared to be the
signal for outbreak for the driver then refused per-
form his duty The finding himself powerless
aud in danger for assistance the adjoining planta
ton of Mr. Sydney Story and returned with Mr.. Bats,
his each being armed On entering the panta
ton they found the negroes about seventy in number.
had quit their work. and many Of the grouped
together, if in consultation The two overseers ap-
preached, and demanded Of them their work
forthwith all should be punished Just this moment
Mr. Story entered, having swordcane in his hand The
had scarcely ceased speaking when the
driver bid them defiance, and calling the others, he
shouted Now let kill them all-liberty death ~
Here general melee commenced and each of the whites
wounded by the hoes which the negroes used Mr.
Bats cIinched by the driver when Mr.. Story drew
the sword from his and stabbed the latter but he
would let his hold and the other then fred
and shot him dead on the spot The coming in sight
this time their way up, taken by the
vile OF the oVerseer ana some ohers to stop hem For
tunatety. six seven hunters with their fOwlingpeceS
were returning town. and TO the aid Of Mr. Story
and the With their assistance the revolt
checked and several Of the negroes fled from the
plantation, Of them badly wounded and one was
killed he aiming second blow at of the last
named party. The and children in the neighbour
hood gathered together very speedily, placed in the
for safety and up to town. Yesterday all the
planters Of that section formed themselves into
investigation, and ordered every male negro Messrs
L HeraD CO. MIA mia he civ goed
WHICH sentence carried into immediate effect. we
learn further that eight Of the rngeader:
are still in the woods.
We omitted to state that Mr.. Story brought twenty Of
his hands with him aid, if necessary in tying down the
first offender and the driver and when the affray com
menced, they did good service in protecting their masters
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12
DIR. Jacob Becker's Celebrated
EYE BA l. . M,
A SPECIFIC FOR CHR 0ETc, SORE, INF NJ
ED and WEAK EYES.
Among many extraordinary effected thistay wonder
Isl Balsam, w a only follOwing:-
= g q

isl Balsam, we have room only for the foIOwing:-
& 9 9 & 8 8 9 9 3 9
sonE make the
Of Cincinnati who may the above astonishing
standing
use Of BECKERS EYE BALSAM.' The referred is
little boy, who born with iEaned eye Ids Them
resisting all remedies forthe
years Having the remarkable
Checkers Eye asa last resort made trial OF it,
happy 10 certify that permanent
TT CHARLES NORTH, Fifth ST., doors vine.'
Sold by ToMIdNsoN BROTHERS, Indianapolis 4i-y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12
Taxable Property of Ohio.

L.nd., other i,sn town lots, s25OOoo 900
Real property in towns 7500O,0OO
Manufacturing capital. inclusive Of Mills,
Foundries- Tanneries, Furnaces, &c. 100000
Merchandise If every description, and
STOCK in trade $4,000 900
Road wagons, and pleasure carriages not
exempted, 100000
Hoosehod furniture not exempted from
tsxson, $4,000 900
Gold and silver watches. 100000
Ships. vessels steamboats,, &c, 100000
Moneys and credits, 100000
Hsrses 100000 at an average Of $50 EACH $1,000 900
Asses and auIes, 100000
Cattle, !, O,090 at 81 each, 100000
Sheep, s.5OOOOO
Hogs. 3,0OOOOv
Various articles Of property not snunss.
ts3, about 100000
Total estimate, and valuation under
new law s455, 100000
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12

EMAINlNG in the Post Office, at indianapolis Indiana,
ne Mach l, 1916.
OrPersons calling for these Letters oiH please sag
ADVERTISED.
The inland postage on all letters or papers for
foreign countries must be pre- paid, OtherWiSe they
cannot be fOrudrde9
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12

yooD, CORN, ans HaY wanted, on subscription.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-23
STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER
MANDATORY.

TIL r. subscriber having completed D.
J. new and extensive MACHINE ShUf
is now prepared TO manufacture on an
proved plan, Steam Engines, from | to ("
horse power, and BoticrS Of the best maen
and workmanship.
Steam Sdrc mis- Of n new construction p
ma Geers, Shaftng, Water Wheels H.
and Blowing Cylinders, for furnaces Of ~
diameter less Than O feet, made in the he
manner and al the lowest prices Also, p
perCallenders Of superior make and 6o,
The subscribe has also large and cor
modious FURNACE connected with h
Machine l,stablshment,where Castings b.,
Iron and Bronze are made OF any wcghlr
exceeding five tons IN one piece
Iron Planning OF any length less than 7
feet, done on short notice and on reasor,'f
terms. GORDON MckAi
Brick Machine Establishment, near he /
r. Depot, Pitlsfeld, Mass, Feb, 10. $50
93 months
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-23
V Unable REM EDY.
II L y r. S LIN NJ /. y II


THIS Celebrated External remedy for tho
cure of rheumatism cramps, affections
NJ the spine, pains ~ tie back and chest,
swelcd limbs, Group, ague in tho face, tooth
ache. spraIns, bruises. issues. uncerated
sotcs. salt rheum, sore throat and quinsy,
weakness IN the ankles, nervous diseases,
contraction Of the muscles, burns, corns, and
frosted feet, is now almost universally ack-
now ,dged 10 be ono Of the wonders Of the
world, and The best external remedy now
known and as proof Of the great celebri-
" which this remedy has attained the follow
ing certificate, from gentlemen Of the high
est respec,abli,y, is offered. There has
never yet been discovered an external RENE
DIV which h,, proved so universally success
ful in all cases where i, had been applied -
Price so cents per bottle; sold in Rutland
Co, 10y Chapman & McEwan, Chipmans
Landing, j. r. Barber. Benson; II. s. Arm
strong, West Haven. G NJ. Brown, & Co.
DANNY, Lapham & Vail, South Wallng ford;
ID. IL. Sahn < Co., Walllngford, Jones &,
Dow. Shrewsbury; Vail & OTIS. Mddletown,
s. Mears, Eas, Poul,ney; f. Jameson a.
Co., Castle,on, -. Morgan & Co., West Rut-
land; : d. Wlnslow, Pn,slord; Warren d.
Bliss, Brandon; ID. F. Bell Rutland, and by
the Druggists aud Merchants general thro'-
out the State. Ism
GEORGE +. STANTON, Sing Sing.