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Flour.
STATE OF VERMONT.

District q Wesfninsfer, S.
The Hon ke PROBATE Court for he District of Vet
nii'lsters ~ az persons Interested in de Estate of
Daniel Eddy, Jr., late Of .jamaioa IN sad
district deceased, iatesate, GREETING.
WTREREAS, David Eddy, Administrator up
w on said estate, proposes to render an account
Of his administration, and TO present his account
against said estate for allowance at the session Of
the coart to be held at the Inn Of John Ayrcs in
Grafton, in said district on the last Wednesday OF
November, isfs:--Thereforc, you are hereby mott.
fed TO appear before said court at the time and
place aforesaid, and show cause If any you may
have, why said account should not be allowed.
ABISIIAI S7ODDAI2D, Reqr.
Townskend, Oct. ~, Is47 II
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brighton CnifIe HInrIkct--Nov.

At Market 5000 Beef Cattle, including 500
Stores, 80 Jokes Working Oxen, 65 Cows and
Calves, $500 Sheep, and about 270O Swine. ALSO
Cattle were in the yards at | O'Clock, A. NJ
Beef Cmtlc-tirst quality S6,25; second quality
$3.50; third quality from S4,25 to S.
s92.
Cows and calves-Sales noticed at el3 SIS, els,
s2l, $40 and S33
sheeP--Sales of lots at sla7, 1888, s2,I2 and
sS2s Lambs from 1875 to s2,75.
Swine-Sales were NOT noticed but buyers report
higher prices than last week.
n, b'--lhe gentlemen banelers Of Beef say that
s@'aO Is the price for Mess Beef Cattle
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05

Ladies for he Wea.-Thiry-ive young ladies
OF accomplished minds, (says the N Y. Evangelist,
have recently started from Hartford for the West
under the care Of the National Board Of Education
for which Ex-Governor Slade Is General Agent.
For three weeks they have been passing through
course Of preparatory training, under the care n
Miss Martha Beecher and Others. They received
their board gratuitously in various families at Hart
iord, to whom they endeared themselves by their
Christian department On Sabbath evening a pnb.
lie meeting was held in the Centre Church, who lis
tened to an address Of an hour and half from Mr.
siade, in explanation Of the object DIR. Halves
followed in some brief remarks to the teachers
Many prayers have gone up in their behalf that
through the West
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CiAPITAL 5000, 900. WM. p j

~ Secretary JOEL w. Wmrr, President
The Nsir England Heaih LslHance Company, Of
Norwich chartered by the Legislature of Connect.
cut In May last, witha capital Of $500, 900, will
insure the health Of males between the ages Of fl
teen and seventy years. on the following conditions
viz:
By the payment OF FIVE DOLLARS premium per
annum, they guarantee TO pay TO the insured Foun
DOLLARS a week in case Of sickness, or any acct.
dent which may prevent him from pursuing his yo-
year.
The company Is conducted on the Mutual princi-
pie, so that all holders Of policies will share in the
profits OF the concern without being required 10 give
any premium note, or being subject to any assess.
ment
Applications for Insurance may I've made 10
4. H. FESSENDEN, AGENT.
Bratilebero, March 30, ls47. so
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PENMANSHIP.
PuBLIsmFn AxD BooKsrLLrn.

"A l.. STRONG respectfully announces to
IA the citizens Of Bratteboro, that he has taken
a room under Waniastiquet Hall, where he propos-
es commencing course Of Lessons in Pcnmanshp
on 'I,aLlesiry he 20M inst.
Lessons will be given through the day and eve
ming, TO suit the convenience ofpupils.
ns1-Tcrms reasonable.
Mr.. 5. has testimonials from more than 30 dis
tinguished gentlemen, all certifying to the superior
ity Of his style Of Penmanship, skill in execution
and method Of teaching, among which are the fol-
lowing.
City Of New York,--IIon Aaron Clark, Hon. c.
g Cambrcleng, Rev. G. Spring, ID. d. Rev. VIM.
Paiien- Ct--Faculfy Of Yale College, Hon l. Tou-
cey Geo Beach, Esq Rev. joel Halves, ID. d.
Mass--fiOn. l. G. Bates, Hon. VIM. ID. Calhoun,
Rev. Samuel osgoOd, Rev. Heman Humphrey ID.
ID, etc. avs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05

ca The country has to mourn the death Of
Hon. JAnEz W. HUNTINGTON, the only Wing
U. S. Senator from Connecticut He died of a
bilious attack, at Norwich, on Monday last, LIST
inst He was talented and good man, and his
loss will be deeply felt, not only by his native
State, but the country at large.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05

STATE AGRICULTURAL SocIErS was formed
at Montpelier, and constitution adopted, on the
9th of Oct, which VIC shall publish next week
Such Society was much needed, and will do
much to diffuse knowledge of the Improvements
ofagriculture throughout the State
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05

81 A communication from Rev j. b. Pratt,
of Guiliord, relative 10 "Greenleaf's Labor
Saving Grammar will be founGf on our first
page. The work alluded to has received high
testimonials from the highest authorities; and
the neglect shown towards it hereabouts, is an
other proof of the truth of the inspired maxim.
"a prophet has no honor in his own country"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05
TEA STORE.

W.FHOST, Zone door iSO,ahof G. c. Halfs,)
has the best assortment of TEAS, some Of
which are from the Pekin Tea Co, N. York
Also, Whole and Roasted, and Ground Co6ses.
Chocolate, Cocoa, Broma, Cocoa Shells, Cocoa
riieks, &c.
The public are invited to examine and try his
1as for they are offered at wholesale and retail at
1educed prices
Nov 4 n
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SALES OF VT. AND MASS. RAILROAD SrocK.
Oct. $3.50 shares new stock, so Doc per share
premium Nov. l-2St shares new stock, Csc
per share prem. Nov. 2-iO shares old stock,
$751; per share.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

MILL he sold ut Fsl(c Ancfioa, on Friday,
w the 18th Of November next at O'Clock, A. NJ,
at the late dwelling of Ezra Sfetson, deceased,
lin West Dover,) lot Of
Household Furniture,
such as Crockery, Glass and Iron Ware Bedcloihes,
some Rolls, one Time Piece, and many other things
too numerous TO mention.
Also
On Saturday, the 9Otls, at 3 O'Clock, A. NJ,
will be sold the FARM, situated in the northeast
part Of WImiagosl, belonging to Esrr StsfSoa, de-
ceased. The Farm is well fenced, we'll wooded and
watered, with good buildings thereon.
The Farm will be sold at the dwelling house be-
longing thereto.
Also, At the same time and place, will be sold /.
yoke Of Oxen, Cows . Yearlings.
Calves, 30 Sheep, lot of Hay, Cart,
Pioughs, Drag, Iron Bars, Shovel,
and many other things too numerous to mention.
There Is also a quantity Of Ash and Spruce But
ter Tub Slaves and Heading, be sold at the same
time
u7-An the above articles will he sold 20 the
highest hidder unless previously Disposed OF pm.
rAte sale.
Dover, Oct. 10, Is47. sw9
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n. YORK BONNET MANDATORY.
Millinery and Dress Making
ESTABLISHMENT.

ME-. & MRS. BAsCoM beg leave to inform the
ItA Ladies Of Brattleboro and vicinity that they
have received their Fill and IFinfer assortment 8.
vel'ets, Satns, Piames, Ribbons, Flowers, Tabs,
&c.
Velvet, Satin and Mourning HAS constantly on
hand and made 10 order At all times.
Dress and Morning Caps, Collars, Tabs, &c. a
great variety Cap Ribbons, LAccs, Trimmings in
any quantity. We have also Florence and Straw
Hats OF the bcs: material and made TO order at all
times and at the shortest notice.
n1-Old Bonnets altered. colorcd and dressed in a
way that Is not 10 be beat
MISS W. r. HUBBARD an experienced
workman from Hartford, will take charge Of the
Ifess etad Cloak Making Miss II. Is furnished with
the latest patterns from n. Y, among which are
Dress, Cloak. and Veset, &c.
Miss II. feels confident all work entrusted TO her
care will be done as ordered, and perfect fit in all
cases.
15-Milliner furnished with patterns, goods, &C.,
as cheap ever.
~ Wanted Immediately, 3 ora Ap.
prcnticcs, to whom steady employment is given
N ID. 10 doz Wood Bandboxes Tor Sale.
4. j. BASCOM
Bonnet Manufacturer.
10 doors north Of the PhGnix House
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WILLIAM C. NORTH

WILL leave Brattleboro for Boston in two or
w three weeks. He invites those who wish
their miniatures taken by him before he leaves
town, to call rs soon practicable.
07-fiis rooms in Boston will be in Washington
street, near School street.
Brattleboro, Oct IL, ls47. 10
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Roston IEop NInrket-Noy.

Growers arc keeping back their supplies, helm
unwilling to submit to the late going prices brew
ers purchase only to supply their present wants
sales at quotations.
First sort, Mass, ls47, per h., 6Ia7t
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LOST.

I'M MONDAY, Der. 25th, at or near Marlboro
~ Centre, an old calf skin Pocket Book, contain
.ns about one hundred aE thirty dollars in Bank Bills
'<ldes sundry papers, such as Notes, Receipts, Sc
tny person finding II shall be handsomely re-
"r'ned BY returning II TO the subscriber.
CHESTER ADAMS.
WV X is47 3wll
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05

The YeiLot0 Fever in New Oyleans.-The lists
ofthe names of those who died in New Orleans
of the yellow fever, from the 9Th of July to the
22d OF Oct, occupy two pages, or fourteen col
umns, OF the National of that city. Total num-
Der OF names, two thousand Eve hundred and
forty-four. Of these, two hundred and forty
were Americans, too hundred and hrty-eigkt
sakno.on, and the remainder English, Irish,
French, German, Spanish, &c., &c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05

If you don't wish your nasal protuberance
elongated by the children of Belial, never inter
fere in family quarrel, or make faces at home
ly woman's baby.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05

- Did you ever sit down to tea where skim
milk was on the table, without being asked
"Do you take cream, sir?"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05

EAR Williston & Tyler's store, in Bratileboro
last Saturday night, Gilt Bead PURSE, will
tassels. containing 1ioo Dollars and FDiy CfHts
finder will confer a great favor by leaving Il al
Office. Nov. 4.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05
FOREIGN NEWS.

FOREIGN NEWS.
by the arrival Of the Philadelphia steamship at
New York, on Wednesday, we have dates to Oct 9.
The commercial troubles in England have not
materially abated
Two new failures are announced to tile amount
OF 142soco by which the Roiehchilds are said TO
be serious losers
Flour and corn arc low in all the French marke eta.
The cholera has reached Moscow.
war is on the point Of breaking out between the
Protestant and Catholic cantons in Switzerland.
Nothing else Of importance
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Fashionable Millinery md Dress
Making.

MRS HANCOCK has just returned from Boston
lvl with the Fall Fashions. Customers will find
good assortment Of Millinery aud Fancy Goods,
ready made Satin and Velvet Bonnets, likewise
Mourning Bonncts, Caps, Collars, Head Dresses SC.
Hinsdale, Oct 20. 6w&9
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05
BostOn Wool NIarIset-Nov. /.

The stock Of American Wool now in market is
not large; Pulled Wool and Low Fleeces quite
scarce; the demand is constant, and former prices
continaed
Prime saxony Fleeces, washed, per lb, IS a 50
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05

"a A measurement was taken to-day (Thurs-
day), by j. II. Wheeler and Col Goodhue, Of
the comparative distances towards the West Vii
iage in this town, by the two roads. From the
front Of Maj. Smiths hotel to the east corner Of
Gen Sunths house, is found to be, by the nstU
road, 57S rods; by the old road, 42O rods. DIFF
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05

re'in'yrdnid Edection.-0fficia returns from ey-
cry county in Pennsylvania, except Elk, (which
gives Skunk, as reported, majority Of So have
Deem received The following Is the result:
For Francis r Skunk, Loco, i4sOo,
For James Irwin, Whig, ioso1s
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Blacksmith.

INTANTED IMMEDIATELY a JounSrxuAs
w BLAoKsMrn,--to work At custom work and
rnoeing. IL L. FAIR
brattleboro, Nov. 2 2wIIa
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS,
by
i, w. FROST.

ONE DOOR SOUTH OF g. C. HALLS.
HAVE received and arc daiisi receiving one Of
Ilthe best and most extensive aAsortmenis Of
West India Goods and Groceries
to be found in this part Of the country which arc
offered on the most favorable terms, either for Cash
or Country Produce
Oct. 70. 10
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Daguerreotypes.

VNHE Subscriber would respectfully announce to
Il the citizens Of Braiteboro and vicinity, that he
has returned to his Gallery, No. p Granite Row,
where he will be pleased TO receive continuance
OF their liberal patronage.
To those engaged in the arr, he would say that
he has received large addition to his stock which
he will sell on terms guaranteed TO be satisfactory.
OH COOLEY
Brat,leboro Oct &c. ITO
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School Committees


AND TEACHERS before deciding on their Books
for Fall and Winter Schools, are invited to exam.
Inc Russell Goldsbury's improved Reading Books
for common Schools and Academies, viz Primer
introduction to Primary Readcr--Ihimary Read
er-Seqnei TO Primary Reader--Introductio 10
american Common School Reader-and American
Common School Reader.
These books are now used in over 900 towns and
cities though completed only last November. The
acknowledged detcienees Of other Reading Books,
nearly 100 Committees and reachers-give univef-
sal satisfaction and are considered not only the best
on. the cheapest books now before the public.
Mr. Russell is well known as distinguished
teacher Of EloeuiOn, and the Editor of tue Jour.
nal Of Education.
Mr. Goldsbury has been for many years teacher
Of the Cambridge High School
ton
l6S-Old Books will be taken In part payment
Boston, by
swiso CHARLES TAPPAN.
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0 go faHa -.
rpia and SILVER Watches,
y, Lesor, L'fpine, Anchor,
io,llontai q Verge f..
capo'nents o. all qualities
snu prices, from the cele-
p' a., makers In Liverpool
LONDON and Loele In Suis-
49,,
r,.n a.I"i y, rosewood and
Eoony Z locka, Ofica
pieces:
..s's y'u se"e,5y, o. az de-
R,,PsIo,. 80 r l,1, hnlngs,
Read, Carl ch aP, T 8o,u
Gold and silSer p.asllo
spectscles, Thimbles 81.
Glasses, Gold Pens, Lock.
cts, with . general assort-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05

Ibis work contains the whole course Of lectures
~ Universal History, delivered by the Professor.
while engaged 10 the University OF Edinburg. lis
preparation for the press was the last Of his literary
iaoors; IL has gone through large number Of edi-
mons 10 England and America. The Work has
Deen ior many years and now Is a text book In the
hr.t Universities Of both countries and In all prob
ability viii be handed down to the end Of time for
ule originality Of It's style, beauty Of composition
and hithfulness Of detail rs the most interesting
and useful work on Universal History for the time
II embraces, cxtant.
The chief characerzing feature Of the plan Of the
author Is that he rejects the popular style Of histo
fians OF arranging general history according TO Ger
tam epochs or eras and proceeds 10 give the histo-
~ Of nation or people through long succession
o. years, dgressing only when the history Of some
other nation may be 80 interviewer with the one UNI
der consideration TO become insepcrable In this
way the author gives the history Of the world from
the creation compiled from the best authorities with
great simplicity and pcrspicuty; aud his work can.
not fail TO recommend itself to the professional man
the student and tho general reader.
The present edition Is comprised In two hand.
soneiy printed octave volumes Of 1000 pages neat
y bound, and is offered At the low price OF Three
Dollars. A liberal discount made to those buying
TO sell again. to teachers buying for their schools
All orders by mail, post paid promptly attended TO-
THOMAS WILEY, JR
10 state street, BOSTON.
PuBLIsHER AND BOOKSELLER. [5wiol
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TIE AS. TEAS.

IINliE subscriber has Just received large lot of
Il Green and Black Teas, which he will sell a,
very low prices, qualities considered lie will sell
by the quantty,-5 lbs. or over, at Boston prices,
and warrant them TO give satisfaction. Therefore,
all those who sometimes complain Of purchasing
poor Teas Mt high prices can find chance Of avoid
ing those evils, by calling at the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05
JONES, RAIL- & Pooh.

1873 WASHINGTON SrnEEr. BOSTON
sns or, AND WHOLESALE. DrAIEns n,
WAIIChES, .JEWELRY, MILITARY
c ~ yyOvDs, &C. have received BY recent arrivals
from England and France large and extensive ss
so.s'nens q the following described Goods, with
selected expressly for their wholesale ,rade ana
comprising the greatest variety Of articles 10 h.
lognd in the city, to which the attention Of dealers
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05
Dental Surgery.

N \. STRATTON, SURGEON DENTIST,
IL may be found at his rooms At Maj Smiths
Stage House, few weeks
Brattleboro, Oct. II, ls47 8
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05

1OONHf WIN
numerous TO be mentioned,
their wholesale trade. and
: variety Of articles "a he
lch the attention Of dealers
Ll Japanncd Tea TRAYS, in
:, sets or single, Of all slres,
/. Card Trays, Bread, Fruit
. and Knife Trays Table and
4. Pocket Cutlery, Scissor,
! Razors, &c, from Tho eel.
: ebraled manufacturers Of
sheffield, Mesars Rodgers.
4 Crookes, Wostenhoin &c.
> With many cheaper kinds
2 OF Table Knives and Forks.
with bone, horn and cocos
= wood handles.
III Steel Bag and Purse
q Claaps, Vest and Tob
. Chains and Mcuntinrs.
; Steel Beads, Spectacle,
Q Spectacle Cases, sin
: Purses, Guard Chains.
: Watch Glasses, Spectacle
{ Eyes, Lamp Wicks, Tin
and Shell Music Boxes.
Jewel Boxes, bionzed and
: lacquesed Thermometer,
Table Bells, &c.
II Watch Tools, OF every
description.
, Files, Gravers, and all
J kinds Of Watch MatcrisIs.
both fnglish and swis,
! manufacture.
'sured that every thing ia
d on as favorable terms a.
y source.
call and examine.
TRUE NJ. BALL,
. G. POOR.
eowlys7
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05

VERMONT BANKs.-From the annual report
OF the Bank Commissioner, we learn that the
number of Banks in the State is IS.
Their amount capital stock, 1901 500 so
Bills IN circulation, 2,S5s,2s2 4s
Due Deposltors, &C., 415,44S 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05
NEW GOODS
just received by
ORLEN PRATT a. CO.
West Brattleboro, Oct &C. Is47 10
A. VAN DOoRN

HALLS on all indebted to him hy Noe or Account
~ to Sstte us sumo, as be has made new arrange.
ments In his business.
Hereafter the business will be continued and car
red at the Old iS,and in all Ia variety, on the
best terms for all purchasers, BY the firm Of A.
VAN DOORN & SONS.
ANTHONY VAN DOORN,
MOSES T. VAN DOORN,
CHARLES A. VAN DOoRN.
Braitleboro, Oct IS, ls47. 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.

New Jersey has given Haines, the Locofoco
candidate for Governor, about 1000 majority
The Legislature is about two-thir,ls Whie.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05

Loeo majority over Wings and Natives, s,76s
In 1874, when the Natives generally voted with
the Wings for General Markle, the following was
the state of the vote;
For Francis r. Skunk, Loco, leo4Os
For Gen. Markle, Wing, I5sI20
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05
300 Acres of wild Land,
~ situated on lot or right No. 50, in said

h Also, 10 tons OF Hay,
- Cows, 30 Sheep, ~ @SI7 n
bushels of Corn, NJ. N
> Shingles; :. 2 sets OF MM
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05
BOYS' CLOTHING!

n 10 Dealers in Clothing and Strangers visiting
Boston, Will find It for their interest 10 cali and a.
lect rom The largest and DE Choicest stock OF Rea-
y Made Clothing in the city and at Prices thar
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-07-14
/. L. ST JOHNS
ANTI BILIOUS PILLS

A knowledge of the value Of these Pills is q.
a alone necessary TO bring them into genrral
ust as q family medicine. Thousands have all
ready used them, who give them a decided pre-.
ference 10 all other kinds. The proprietor is SO
confident of their virtues that he has Instructed
his agents that in case an, person after giving
'ttfen.s trial, does not prefer them TO Gregorys
Lees, Peref's, and all ohrr Anti BllIor- Pilli
if the trouble will be taken TO return the baanc
Of the box, to refund the whole of the money
They are not like many Of the quack medicines
OF the day, held, up an intalliible cure Tor all
diseases. sbut If timely administered will be found
very affacadious in BiIioas and remiirani iever..
fever and ague, cosiiveness, cholic. worms, pain
Of the bowels, hatulence. indigestion, heartburn,
pain OF the head, back or breast, dc.
We the undersigned ci;iTeIs of seneca county,
Ohio. have made use d. ST. Johns Pills, II her
ourselves or in our families and consider them
the best Pills in use for The bilious diseases Of
this Weste,n'counry.
VIM Lang, Prosecuting Attorney; q. P. Coon.
rod. Sheriff. w. III. X esdler. County Recorder;
John Rosenbcrger. Isaac Nh, dy. Geo. S'oner,
and laac WIseman. Justice of the Pence.
The following are few OF great many OF
testimonies that might be adduced from mcr-
chants ind sDraggesr whu have been selling ihesc
Pifls.
We.cefiffy that ST. Johri's Pills are highly pri-
sed in our vicinity and acquiring deservedly
great popularity in OFF
John Wahser, y. Y SsnHusky; John Carprn'c.
Sasheon, Indiana;'C. Tfffy. " Peter Antrew
Marien CO. Jchu Mofson iselpoin', W. 'eal.
GreenvIie. A fresh ppiy of l 81. Johns IL
just received.
AGENTS-S. NJ. LovEKsDsE Ypsianri w C
PORTER, WAYNE, MARGARET SLoss, Deaibonvile
G. A WnEELKR, do.