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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11
srArf of NERMoNrtRrnl.

STATE or VERMONT, I KEHiemsm.
District OF FINLAND, ~. - tered that
al a stated probate court held a. Rutland
within add tot sald district on the FIST srn.
Jay being the isi ia, OF Jvnc. ls,o
Present, VIM. Hall. Judge
whereas lame, u lIemenwav Admln,
io' OF the estate ui David Huuad late ol
Shicesbuty ~ sad diuuet. drseassd. In
'esiste has this day made apphcsann 10 ,aic
court IN writing, representing that the PET.
soma estate OF said deceased }. no, sufiri tent
to pay the dobs ags,na said deceased aud
charges OF administration without prcjudic
ing the interests OF those interested IA the
estate, and therefore praying SAID court tu
grant him lCense 10 sell portion ii iho icaI
estate Of ~ I'd deceased, 10 Wit tract al
land IA Shrewsbury. containing 30 acres call
ell the Fox lot, and said administrator IN,
produced TO sad court tho ascent Of the guar
dams Of tho holts being mino,s, to the grant
log NJ said license,
Therefore, II is Ordered thM s1id spplca
ton be referred for hearing and decision
to the first Monday being the OH dsv q
July next. and hat copy Of this urIe
he published three "ceks successfully. pre-
vIous thereto, IN the Rutland Herald. now :
paper printed al Rutland, that all persons m
ieres,ed may appear and give bonds Tor lh
| payment of said debts and expenses or OH
erwise object To the granting OF said Teens
/ II they see cause.
4 truo cory offecotd,
% HENRY HALE, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11
FROM ECUADOR AND NEW GRE.
NADIA MORE WAR.

a otter from Porto Cabclo, dated May
6 slys-'Thcro nrc no further adyiccs
from the scat Of war, but doubtless, ere this
one or more battles have been fought The
troop, Of New Grenada were all marched
or marching toward the frontier, and those
of Ecuador upon or towards Bogotn. Gen.
Herrara is in command OF the Grcnadions,
and the same General Donndo, who is the
cause of the war, is at the head OF the troops
OF Ecuador, This fact leaves lillo hope
OF an carly regulation of the afilir Gen
Mosquora, the President of New Grenada
IS bcIieye) a personal enemy Of Gen
Doando, and the latter IS the sworn foe Of
the New Gronadian government
New Grenada though doubtless able &c
defend herself from such m attack, would
probably find it very difficult TO march tc
TO Quito-or make any considerable i'm
preston upon the territories Of the Equator
II will seem probable therefore TIM, the wal
will be long and tedious, without being
, productive Of good effect upon either Of III,
beligerents, except the expenditure OF large
sums of money, which will reduce the val
ue Of the public stocks OF both
The Captain Of the schooner which bro
this news, was officially warned OF the fac
that he might sail very far without meeting
with an Equa,orian vessel Of war.
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NllrII,E,.

4 IL persons indoh,ed on book or note, -
~ The htm uf lbsaman & Son, ste request.
cd ,o make payment by the 10Th Of August
next. as all demands no, adjusted sner ,bNt
date Will bo In the hands OF an attorney for
collection J d. BEAMAN.
Surviving partner OF Beaman & Son
Wesl roul,ncy, NAV ~, 1910. .?
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11
NASTLETON NED -ILLEGE

The Society Of Alumni Of Cas,ietou Med
iral 4 ,eRe Vii. bold their annual meeting
la tho College on "Wednesday lhe I'm inst
81 10 clock q. m and ihe usua, crefC ~
incident 20 the close OF tH' session of Lee
tures. The e0ufcru-1 n' -c4 'css and address
90 the gradgsung class. W.- take place boz
me ouck cHlfrl Commanding 40 CLOCK
q m heut,rs o. t.e Medical profession
aDd c..r.aa ErHefs'F 7rr I7rfrd io aucr.
D. CARR Hrl.Hlr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11

Over al the moments OF l.ic, religion
scaucr her iavon, bot reserves her bcr
her choices her divlnes, blessings for The
last hour
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11
STATE OF vEKMONT,lREhtcu

STATE OF vEkMONT}RE nrcmcm.
District Of Rutland, IS. - bcted that
ata sPeoisl probate court held a, Rutland
within aud for SAID dsiIict on the OH day
OF June. A. u 1910
Present, WIN Hall, Judge.
An instrument IN writing purpoirng to be
the last Will aud Testament of Squire Morse,
late OF Shrc~sabry, IN SAID district, docens-
ed. s'ving this day been presented Ia said
couu for probate and allowance by Walter
Morse the executor therein named
IL - otdeitd that said will be re furrcd
for probate and allowance TO the hrs,
Monday being the 9Th day Of July next,
and that copy Of tins order be published
three weeks successfully previous thereto
! IN The Rutland lIctsld, a. newspaper printed
al Rutland, that all persons interested NAV
! appear and contest the probate thereof 4
! they see cause. A true copy OF Record,
q HENRY HALL, Register,
DERFUMERY, Fancy Soaps, SINE llins
| A. a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11
HATS

IA -
nNE Case fine six hats, ono ~, do. An
" COLA hats, one ds. do. pearl bats att >
..t.. ,1o ,ai common palm leaf hats at the
.ru,t- Exchange Also IS pairs French
hid s.,- 50 do. light bUsklns, 80 do. black
busk ms, so do walking shoes, 25 DO. CATERS,
100 80 misses and ch,iJren's slips aud bus
kIns from G.. A. Flrwcll q Co. at tho Far.
mcr's Exchange.
ALSO.
4 choice 10, Of family groceries, crookery d
glass ware, also a small lot OF hardware and
cutlery all oiwhlch are offered at small al.
vance for cash or ready pay by
ID II. SABlN & co.
Wallingford, June /. %
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GROCERIES

1--WE subscriber oon,inpes 10 do small
tusinsss on lair scale al his old stand
one o~ot sorih Of The snuih church. where hs
otfen to hts friends good article OF teas. ~
esrs, molssses, oil, snud. tobacco, ginger,
pepPot space, cas- a.elotcs, nutmegs, stare h,
saIctatut nuts, taisins. tiiion, cuttants. 4 G.,
AIso. PuRE LIQUORS, purchased Of a
French importer and designed exclusively
iot the s'ek Cbenisis and Mechanics osn
also es accommodated with an article Of al
oohol which will both cut aud burn, also
wines, &c. Please call when III. like IL
needed. n G. HOWARD.
Rutland. June 10 ia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11

" HYSON, Tyson, and Hysan skin teas
Il siso from the lateSt imporAuons a fcw
chests lwauka3 Tee, one OF The llnesl,- tonp.
=, aud best favored teas eyer Imported tot
sslc 81 the Palmer. Exchange.
Nfil,unflrd June u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11
LISTERS NOTICE

The citizens, and those hattie to pay taxes
IN the town Of Rutland, are n0uhed that the
listers ~ll attend to the hearing OF obJec-
uons 10 assessments on the 6Ih day Of Ju-
~, Of the Couu House. Applications must
be made between O'Clock a, m nd ( o.
clock p. m They viii receive requests loi
transferring real estate
Il. W Lrs7sR
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11
N(l'l'IN,li.

HNlIlS may cerIly that have this dav
4 given my son, Joseph DAVIS, his time
during the remainder OF bis minority, aud
shall claim mono OF his earnings nor pay any
debts vi his contracting after this date
LOREN DAVIS
Clarendon, March /, 1916 ~
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W AN1'EI) !

DUTTER, Corn and oats. Tor which ,
ID liberal pflce will paid N goods ~
ID, T.. BEbL
Rutland. May %, iSio. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11

(JERFUMERY, Fancy Soaps, smelling
i boules, md toys for children, for sale
Y n. G.. HOWARD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11

The may rem.y Shat 8 have ia.s d4y civ.
on 10Y fna Urus'H Ballad bis lime. Don
'ng ihs fsTlIHisf D' iua uuporty. end sfsII
claim none o' His aaFta. nor pay tuv tola
NJ boz CCuFBeiIar uHef thiH aaIs.
DANIEL BALLARD
urrr. Nsrrh 1890 gre
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11

TINUl mfr certify Than ( hsre this tay
Il qIy,Unf GOA J1s.p i-s.iai h.sumr da.
ulg We remainder .' h.s minority End sdsU
ria.u a.Ur NJ H.s olr..ars D0f rav 4gv dslfs
a. BIO c.auf.rr- rfr' uns cate
llsilN pherHAT.
Gas .sfar Hsrr1 b. t-I6 pl.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-19
From the Philada. Public Ledger.
az IMPORTANT CURE BY Or. L4YYE-s ALTER

We have been informed by Mrs Mshan "a grand
Der Of years from the growth OF large Goirous Tunour
OF the Throat which, besides great deiormiy prodnced
oolh difficulty Of deglution and Of breathing Indeed
10 prevent her from sleeping in recnmbeni position and
Often suifocaon appeared Inevitable She also abored I'M
der severe indlsposton from Liver Complaint and jaun-
dice, with horrible train Of Affections for which
she commenced the use Of DR. Jaynes Alternative which
she took regularly for SIX or seven weeks with occasional
thereby completely reestabshe and percevine some
elimination In the size Of The Goitrous Tnmour she was
encouraged TO pelseyere in the Of the Alternative until
every yestge Of the painful tumour entirely removed
We think therefore, that such important remedy should
be more generally known.
~ For sale BY BUTTON q CLARK, BrattsbOro
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STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, January %, 1876.
ZONES Isaac w. Lazelc, Administrator upon the
~ estate Of SAMUEL LAZELLE, late Of Dover,
10 said district deceased, files his administration
account for examination and allowance.
Whereupon, il Is ordered that said Administrator
potfy oil persons interested, That this court will
hear aad examine said account the session thereof
to be holden at The Inn Of Lyman 1hayef in Whining
ton 10 sold district, the last Thursday Of Februa-
~ next, by publishing copy Of the record Of this
der three weeks successfully 10 the Vermont PhGnix,
time If hearing.
And said Administrator, is further ordered, 10 like
manner 10 notify all persons interested, that this
the balance which shall then be found in said Admin
strators hands, the Heirs at Law Of said deceased
A true copy Of Record,
"a Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Rep,r
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-19

The only successful Remedy for
the Piles.
FTNHE VEGETABLE PILE ELECruApv

TINE VEGETABLE PILE ELECrUARY. in
l. vented BY DR., Upham, distinguished Pbvs-
clan Of New York City, (l96 BoweryD IS The onlv
successful s., remedy for that distressing complaint, THE
sH1- Mark this: II is an INTER- IgRpM
ED f--not an external applicalion-and will c,,re
any case Of fies either Bleeding or Blind, Internal or
external; and probably the only thing that viii y
mere Is no mistake about IT, Il is positive cure
;speeny and permanent. II is also convenient med
lclne 70 take, and improves the general health. IN
lslna r manner Pamphlets, containing testimoni
aus ~ rs eicacy may be obtained of the Agents gratis
Ns, DA rsn, \, bhADLEE, General Agent for The
:, aGEMTS. Braueboro, BUTTON & CLARK.
r bellows rails Norman Harris Montpelier, Clark
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STATE OF VERMONT.
DIsraIcr or wEsr.

DIsTRlcT or WEsTMINsTER, IS.
Tie Hon tie Probate for he District Of Matchmaker
To all psrs0ns iafertsted IA The Of NATHANIEL
CHENEY, late II Jamaica, in said district deceased,
testate,
GgEETisG.
WHEREAS Samuel Il. X. Cheney and Hannah
w Cheney, executors Of the said deceased propose
rendering account OF their administration and pre-
senting their against said for allow
At session Of said court TO be held at the Inn Of
John Ayres in Grafton in said District on the last
"Wednesday Of February, 1896
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear before
said Court, Of the time and place aforesaid and show
cause, II any you have, why the said account should
not be allowed.
Dated at Towushend. in said district, this ash day
Of January, A. ID. 1876
"a JAMES H. PHI Helps, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-19
81. JEANS METALLINE
GAIVANIC PLASTER


. LMPRECJYaTED WfTH THE ELECTRO-JhAG-
NETTc PRINCIPLE,
rE,IE wonders Of Electricity, The latent powers Of
4 Mognetisni, and the remedial agencies Of Gatval-
ism are subjects each having connection with inc 9TH
or, and In this form Of applicability, are admirably
combined so that action is nj once excited between
the MelalIine compound ana The humid animal hbre.
Thus by this simple remedial agent. applied 70 any
part Of the system, tie sm5lns Of the Galvanic fluid
can be produced at pleasure in parts which could not
so easily be reached by other agents. Besides, while
il affords the suffering patient all that Is valuable
In eayanc influence, possesses the virtue Of the best
tonic plasierit is in Tact strengthening plaster with
the galvanic action.
These plasters have been most successfully used in
al cases Of Rheumatism, Gnut, Vertigo, Tic Dole
roux Nervous or Sick Headache, Indigestion, Paraly
sis Epileptic Fits, Cramps Populations, Stiffness Of
joints, Weakness Of Limbs, Spinal Complaints, Neu-
ralga, &c. &c. IN consequences Of the great success
in the use Of these asefs the continent the pro-
pdeor has been induced TO establish agency in the
United States.
They are secured by letters patent, and each plaster
will bear the signature Of the proprietor Certificates
Of their efficacy by such eminent individuals as DR..
Cox. exShen Stryker and others, may be seen in the
hands OF agents. Also beautiful aud large prepare
ton adapted 10 Spinal Complaints, and covering a
Large portion Of the surface Of the back and shoulders
For sale BY BUTTON & CLARK, Brattleboro;
J. W. MOORE. Bellows Falls;
p. r. CHANDLER & Co., Putney.
w. HlLLYER, Agent.
Bratieboro, Feb. s. 1916. Sw24
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District OF WEsTNiEsTER, S..
The Hon he Probate Court rhfn and for tie distrt Of
Wssiminsier TO a persons interested in The Of
JO.NaTHff CLAYTON late fJamaiea, IN said ds,riei
declared, infesfafe. GKxETixc.
TINE application Of Almena Clayton, the widow Of
n said deceased, for an assignment 10 her Of such
part Of personal properly out Of the inventory Of the
estate OF said iniestate shall amount To the sum Of
hundred and fly dollars stands for hearing and
decision the session Of said court TO be held al the
Inn Of john Ayfes, in Grafton in said district, the
last Wednesday Of February 1916, and YOU will there
appear and object to the same il you shall see cause
Dated at Townshend, this esih day Of January,
1916.
"a JAMES II. PHELPS, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-19

PoTAToEs.-l observe that much is written in
The papers on the subject Of potatoes and in amos,
al places there are complaints of their rottinp.
Wisn permission, will make few brief remarks
OF my own experience IN The matter ! usually
rsSe enough for my own consumption, and they
are Usually good This year they are as good as
eonl''"", ana think little better In the next
nearly al rotten 'N'' '''ey "ere
planted with common barn manure ana 49,
no particular care about them. except ina, nsed
the proportion oifour barrels of unslacked Ina
the acre. The largest are ten inches ana ,bs -
viii average six inches in
sound and sweet AloNzo Isa' .s"y
Lynn, J0l 30 Boston s5,;J
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-19
Nh p P.Isrs, Druggist, under date of wntcryiI
THE MOST aEMARRABLr CURE
EVER RECORDED.

HAppoNFIHLD, N. j., April 90, lS4S
On or about the 18th day OF October, 1871 was
taken with violent pain In the side near The liver
which continued Tor about five days and was follow.
ca ny the breaking of an ulcer, or abscess inwady,
wncn relieved The paln i'te, but caused me TO throw
up great quantity of offensive matter and also much
nooc Being greatly alarmed al this. appIed to q
pnyseian but he said he thought he could do bot little
loi me except give me some Mercury Pills which
20 lakc feeling satisfied that they could do We
Vile anu friends, but none did me apy good-snd the
scnafee Of blood and corruption still continued every
r" uays and at last became so offensive that could
s Sn breathe was also seized with violent
cough, which at times caused me 10 raise much more
blood than had done beore-and NV disease contin-
usa IN TINS way sli growing worse until February,
mnen al nope OF my recovery was given up aud my
,.'snus al thought would die ola Gailopiag Con-
On Al this moment when my life apPa-
by utaw,ng near It's close, heard OF DR. Wistgs
natsgm 81 Vfid Cherry, and got bottle which re-
s.svea me Immediately; and BY the use Of only three
pollles o. This medicine, all my pans were removed
,;;s, ana sp,lting Of blood and corruption en-
~ ,sy stopped, and IN few weeks my health wasso
~ !es'oIed as TO enable to work at my trade,
AWuloh Is carpenter, and up to this time have
Joysu soou neal1h. THOMAS CoZENS.
GLouoEsTER Co., N. j., IS.
q, reasonably came before me, the subscriber one Of
ny NJ uaces OF the Peace in and for The said county,
.nonas Cozens, and being duly affirmed according 10
iHw, sanh The above statement is In ali things true
Amrmed before me, on the 10Th day Of April, ls4S
]. P. CLEsErr, j.
sueh Is the unprecedented success of this Basan,
NATURES FAyoRITE PRESCRIPTION
prescription eongenia our wants as il is prepared from
extracts IRON which The Author Of Ma
.ute mas placed in own land for wise purposes that
many who know nothing Of the mode Of lis preparation
ehueayong 70 reap peeuniary benefits BY selling a'
suat IN naue or IN Appearance or by Representing
ne owl trash as superior 70 this BALsA OF BY putting
~ nSsuIe ana aoemnly asseyeraing that It is imported
rom foreign country, which is not the case All these
deceptive arts so 10 show that Hisars BaIsa is known
me wS.lc % es THE GREAT REMEDY and that TO sell
liz - y must be Ike this name or pnPOrt to DO
neieve not the cunningy wrought fabosionlnd
ahs only The original and genuine Bisiars Basa Of Bd
NO OTHER CAM BE LIKE IT.
Address all orders 10 Seth " F,a ~ 100 washing
ton St Boston. y tS"''' $40 "-'
9 ~, A1.,4sENTS BUTTON 4 CLARK, RraillebOroj o.
M, ~ no'',msa9sg'op H. b. Baker, Fayetteville. ~
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CHEAPER THAN EVER!
200 Psges ecrare aHd fashionable Mrsie TOR
THREE DOLLARS.
THE M USTCAT GEM

"A weekly publication of rare and popular music Vo-
a cal and Instrumental, consisting of standard and
original Songs, Duets, Glees, &c. with Piano Forte
accomplishments, 0yertures, Quadrilcs, Waltzes,
Marches Quick Steps, Airs, Rondos, and selections
from Modern Operas, noat of which have never been
published in this country.
Mr. q. w. Dorworl, professor well known to the
musical world, has been engaged to superiniend The
selecting and arranging department, and the Publish
ef ieels warranted in asserting, that THE MUSICAL
GEM will bear comparison with any other musical
publication IN this country. Persons sending S. free
OF postage, viii have the Music mailed to them week.
ly.
The following pieces are now ready for delivery (:
Rest Spirit, Resi- from Amie.1 pearl Wall )
by Francois Hunten The Sun has caught me
sleeping celebrated Hunting Song. 'The Rose
will cease 10 blow sung by Mr. Templeton.
ID Address, J. II. MILLER, New York cty
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Barn, Me, Nav q. ,saa

Mr y browH:-Dear Sir-I have some time past
stomach, loss Of appetite, and trouble and main from
ne least simple ood with pain in the head and sider
slght cough, general weakness aud debility Of he
system Ailer using number Of medicines wi,hou,
tomato bllters received immediate rellerl,om one
oo.e ana gtaidedl r the great relief have re-
celyeu, and would recommend L 10 ali ,vho are .n,
lefing from similar disorders. ''-S ''' sur
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Other and smaller crops,
Deduct hired labor, average per annum,

$3.50
Thus. from 100 acres Of land even IN Ohio hi.
man mas been able to !syby, and invest at interest
On an average, $50 year for The last ~ years.
ne nas&tSW some eight or ten thousand dollars at
aaiaieresi, and his home is home indeed Who does
5etfer On firm Of 1000 acres Or who has i'm
proved his condition by going west, more than he
has by staying here OF course like Others, he
has suffered somewhat from unfavorable seasons. in
some of his crops, but his correct system of Gull
ture and inteligen, management generally obyiates
every difficulty which spring from this source and
as his crops are always better than his neghbors
the advance in price than makes up the def
cheney. HIS system Of saving and making manures
turns every thing into the improvement of his soil
weeds ashes the ofa ofhis stock, soap suds, bones
and every thing that will tend to enrich it. are care
fully saved and properly applied
The history of this man is BRIEF but to the farm
er interesting He began with the patrimony of
good sense, sound health and industrious habits
Excellent so far. In 1880 he had six children and
$4,000 in cash. He bought this farm in state of
nature in 1880, for which he paid s4OO He ex-
pended S400 more in cleaning his land in addition
to his own labor. He first put up temporary cab
- 49, ""'S'' ~ H'S'Su ho SiVOu ne put
out at permanent annual interest and the remain
ing $1,000 with the earlier profits of his farm, he
appropriated to the erection OF his buildings which
were completed in 1884. In the selection of his
fruit he sought for the best varieties, which always
gave him preference in the market So of his
stock In this he avoided the mania Of high prices
and has made up in iudcious crossing and breeding
what others seek at great cost in foreign countries
Every thing he does, is done we'll Every thing he
sends to the market commands the highest price
because il is Of the best kind In his parlor is a
welseected library Of some 300 volumes. and these
books are read He takes one political, one reg-
ious. and two agricultural papers, and the N. All
Review; refuses all offices; is with his family a
regular attendant at church, and is pous. uprobt
and conscientious man. He is the peace-maker in
his neighborhood, and the chosen arbiter in AFT
their disputes; he loans his money at six per cent
and will take no more.
He says he wants no more land for his own use
than he can cultivate we--no more stock than he
can keep well-more land will increase his taxes
his labor and expenses and will be less profitable.
Here is model of man and Of farmer. and
the model Of farm.
Who will be happy, and follow his example
Ohio CalfivatOr
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Yours, truly,
FREDERICK B. SHAW.

Address all orders TO The pronrietor FpFDEptcu
BROWN es Washington Street, Boston. II
AGENTS ;---Duuon & CLARK Brat,.ho,o 40,
w, Moore, bellows Falls; II. e. Baker Favet,e.
vv'llei Jason Stafford, Windham; William II, vii
l,ams, WiiamsyejS. f. Thompson, Townshend:
~. homas Cook, ", Townshend; sumner & Brim,,
A&C.B Aldflch, No. Londonderry; reeen Smith
wilmington. For sale also by Druggists & Agents