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Curc for f0undcrcd horses. As soon as you
find that your horse is foundercd, bleed him in
the neck in proportion to the greatness of the
founder. In extreme cases you may bleed him
so long as he can stand up. Then draw his head
up, as is common in dronching, and with a spoon
put upon his tongue strong salt, until you get him
to swallow one pint. Be careful not to let him
drink too much, Then anoint around the edg-
es of his hools with spirits of turpentine, and
your horse will be well in one hour.
A founder peryades every part of the system
of a horse. The feam arrests it fromthe blood
the salt arrests it from the stomach and bowels
and the spirits of turpentine arrests it from the
feet and limbs,
| once rode a hired horse nincty-nine miles il
two days, returning him at night the second day
and his owner would not have known that he haC
been foundcred if | had not told him, and hi
founder was one of the deepest kind.
once, in a journey Of 700 miles, foundereC
my horse three times, and | do not think my
Journey was retarded more than one day by tht
misfortune, having in all cases observed anC
practiced the above prescription. | have know
a foundered horse turned at night on green feed
in the morning he would be well, having beer
purged by the green feed. All founders must BIT
attended to immediately.-S. ". Farmer.
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Agricultural
Corn FNller.

For a number of years | have raised corn
fodder, and have derived from it great benefit in
increasing the quantity ofbutter from my cows
at the time of year when butter always brings the
highest price. have sowcd various kinds OF
corn for fodder, and gave the preference to the
northern cight-row corn. Its stalks are less bull
ky and woody than those of the southern corn
and they are eaten with a better relish and less
waste. | put in the seed after | have Finished
other p-lanting-about the last Of MAY. | SOW il
drills about two and a half feet apart, and fol
dressing use a compost Of one half barn yarC
manure and one half meadow mud fresh from
the ditch. These are forked together in a heap
which will fermcnt in a few days and be read
for use, Once cultivatiug between the rows anC
once hoeing answers every purpose, as the leaves
soon shade the ground, so that on taking off thO
crop, hardly a weed is to be seen. My mode o
feeding for a stock Of thirteen cows is to carr,
the fodder to the field and strew it about thinly
so that no waste occurs, Late in the season tn
leaves may become withcrcd, but what is lost il
this respect is more than made up by the SINAI
ears with which the stalks are then filled, AM
which, indeed, the cows are always sure TO sclec
before eating the stalks.
A. w. DODGE,
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CURE OF Boris. 70 make the bot or grub let
60 has hold, give the horse a quart of molasscs
or dissolve sugar with a quart of sweet milk-in
thirty minutes you will find the horse at ease :
then p%ulyerize one eight of a pound of alum,
dissolve it in a quart Of warm water, and drench
your horse-after which, in two hours Or less,
give the horse one pound Of salts, 1t has never fail
ed. think this is, after all the speculations and
cures have seen, the only thing that will to a
certainty remove the bots.
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Parsaips for HQgs.-Parsnips are preferred
by hogs to all other roots, and make excellent
pork, says the Saturday Courier. A porker Of
mine, (says a correspondent % months old,
weighing $50 pounds, never eat anything but raw
parsnips and sour milk and finer meat never
was seen. In the use of %parsnips for stock they
should never be washed, but be given as they are
taken from the ground. Used in this way they
are found not to surfeit hogs and cattle, and if
given freely to cows, will much improve the
quality and quantity of their milk.
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Dr. Spears INDIAN Medicines!


L fNlNibU W tS OtU titAttit AU'tJf W NttJt NJltDIulJu
for his remarkable cures.
WHERE these medicines are introduced, every objection is at
i" o@ e .T pt9s'F rate d for they 1G.l nave ayt gaiG ,gdt the % %G% per conf,
hesitate to say that the celebrity Of these Medicines have outstrip-
ped all Of the popular remedies IN the United states; and there are
p'rirc; reasons Tor the acknowledged meiIS Of these medicines, IN
the first; they have not come up in a few days or years, but on the
j. S. spear, Of Boston, after "A long, extensive and successful prac-
tice, and may be relied upon with the most perfect certainly as a
ca, And do not hesitate to guarantee a perfect cure IN every
durable disease. Reader, if you Will porseverea reasonable time
with these medicines, as recommended, you must certainly feel
yourself under the highest obligation for these valuable and i'm
portant discoveries. You will also feel Yourself in duty bound to
sand persons in the state Of New Hampshire and Vermont that
will testify to the highly important efficacy of these medicines, and
many will testify that their lives have been saved only by the use
Of these celebrated medicines. For particulars and certificates see
my Health Directory, to be obtained Of agents gratis.
NOIlCE-No letters or communications VIII be answered eN-
cept post paid, with one dollar enclose. to pay for services. 1 have
something else 10 do except reading ana writing ten or twenty let
TONIC CoEDIAL~-For females that are not regular, or to
much; so also for weakness or debility.
RESTORATIVE CoRDIAL,-For gripping pains in the towels,
coughs of short standing, and a good common family physic.
BALM OF LlfE-No. and 2.-For all diseases Of the lungs,
coughs, consumption, phthsic, asthma, liver complaint, dyspepsia,
palpitation of the heart and debility.
LIVERWORT PIII.S.-A universal family pill, to br used in
all cases where physic is required; such as violent colds, pains in
fever and cleanse the stomach and bowels, &C.
WoMAN's FRlEND.-For the falling ofthe womb, pressing
down pains, heat in passing the water, pains in the small of the
back and legs or groins, with languor or fIinling.
ulGERMAN ~LOTION.-for the salt rheum, scalt head, and scrof
GRAVEL MIXTuRE.-Fo the gravel ,stranguary and stoppage
CATARRHsNUFF.-For the catarrh, head ache, coughs and
sore throat.
HAIR uILD-For scurf and danamd.
BALSAM OF LlFE:-To be take with other remedies for CON
sumption, coughs, colds, phthlslc, asthma, cranp, spasns, fits,
splitting of blood, &c.
JACNDIcE BlTrERs.-For Janndice, weakness Debility fr-
male weakness, rheumatism, dyspepsia and liver complaint,
PAiN XII klLLER.m 1ior r he IN 1s la claoni t. or or acute spmins,
GC%os}ETiG oFFGoN.%F 70 n% in" : Ds, and "i ' all crupions Of the
skin, small scabs, warts and BARRIERS Itch.
MOTHERS CORDIAL"-Preparatory for confinement in the
last stages of pregnancy. could refer to thousands in Rostun, Mass.
Maine, Rhode Island aamd Connecticut to prove the genuine efficacy
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN.

and where it is much concealed by the foliage,
a very light shade of color is to be preferred
Fortunately fashion is now setting in the right
direction.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-12
farm for &OEe.

THE subscriber offers for sale the well known FARM formerly
l known by the mime ofthe " laInos farm said farm lies in
Monkton, on The stage road from Burlington to Niddlebury, blythe
way of Hiueshurgh, StHrksb0ro' and Bristol. Said farm contains
about 1870 acres, under good improvement, with two dwelling hou-
SEES, one Of them IN good repair, wood house joining, together with
two good barns and shed attached, one corn barn, and Il good frame
hog pen. 5 id farm is well waterrd, a plenty of dre-woo d, togeth-
VI with a considerable quantity cfsawing timber, both hemlock &
pine also a good orchard, mud is always productive. Said farm has
a good rich soil, always yielding bountimlIy to the labor Of the
husbaudlnan. II has Il pleasant situation, not over one mile to a
grst mill, saw mill, carding machine, clothing works, black smith
shop, carriage shop, &c. And more than all this, it is within a
good ncighhorhood Of honest ana upright farmers, which is more
TO be priced than the gold Of Ophir Said farm is otherwise advan
tageously Sttuated-such as CONVEX ience Of market, &c &c, and
may be mad on reasonable terms Enquire fthe subscriber on the
premises. DANIEL YARNEY.
Mpnklon, oct. r, 1916. 42tf
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The PekiMFca Company


ID ESPECTFuLLY give notice that they have made arrange.
IL mcnts for the sale oftheir Tea, in all its varieties, at whole
sale and retail, with J. b CRlSTY, OF Waterbury, Washington
Co., VI, for the counties of y %ashington and Ltnolle, where may
be found constantly on hand the same qualities and varieties, at
the same prices as sold at our own counter. Our Tea needs no
word of Recommendation to insure lis very ready sale, wherever its
merits have been tested. We will Just say, however, for the ben
eft of such as may know nothing of our former operations, that
we not only IMPORT ALL OUR TEAS, but in fact buy them Of the
grower and pack them ourselves. through the medium Of our joint
House al Pekin. The customer will find the Tea done up in
loaded packages of 10, !, and ? lbs. each, as also quarters, halves
and whole chests, all of which are numbered aud marked by US.
In reference to the above notice, will simply remark that
havgnot taken the agency to which il refers, without sucha personal
knowledge of the true merits tthc article in question as viii jus
ty me in saying that this Company are not only doing themselves
grcut credit, but performing a great and good work, by doing what
they are able to drive the poor, AM. in a large proportion, poisoned
by GOorinE, teas which have hitherto dgIugrd this country, out OF
the market. might say more, hut prefer to rest the article upon
its own merits for The decision ofthe public. therefore say to all,
try itat MY EXPENSE.
By order of the Company,
j. i. CRISTY, Agent.
Also, may be found ut my store in Waterbury a large and well
selected stock of Foreign and Domestic Goods winch Customer,
say are selling on very desirable terms. j. B. CRISTY.
Waterbury, Dec, %, 1916. 81
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

To the inhabitants, not only of Washington County, but alsof
The State of Vermont, whereas;
Our attention has been callcdb ~ our regular and authorized agents
at Waterbury, Washington County, VI, to the following notice
which has recently made its appearance in the "Vermont Patriot,
aneWspapeT published at MontpcIIer, VI; viz:
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Life Ans u IA .

THE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COHP.4-
NY OF.NEW YORK
Having established Gn agency in Vermont cforHu Opportunity r.
l 1 individuals to secure Policies upon their own lives or the liVse
OF their friends, ON terms as favorable as those of any otner mstitu
ON in this country,
Bl uniforms Of application and any information relative to the
institution may be had, and assurances effected, on application by
Mail or otherwise to J.E. WRIGHT, Agent, Montpelier, Vt
April 20. 1916. 20C
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STolTg 1o3To3 1o5Vl. 7o55 o5Fo1E09 Eco1c =
q8s Observation-Disclosures h
e(.3;ILA:5EJJ)Ip
lM y
3kS'so2 + z

= uJOpJO u5tpo Vp0J U2gpJL oNoJS UJ-pJvNoSp
IRRITATION OF THE KIDNEYS, PAIN in The BACK OR
side, hahitual costiveness, eruptons, sore eyes.
DIR. lNGOLDSBY'S PILE specific,
has made radical cures in many cases ofthe above mentioned com
plants, as can he proved by personal reference.
THE SPECIFIC IS NOT PURGN TINE, aud is an entirely
vegetable remedy, without Il particle Of colycuth, @mbuge on
aIoes, is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless in the most deli
cate cases, male or female. Agents viii be appointed in every
town, county or state, where there IS none.
For Sale at 1903 Nassau ST., n. y; and in Montpelier, by s. P
Redfeld and S. K. Collins.
PRIcE, 50ccnts Il box; and for sale by one agent in every town
Vermont. &: eplv.
9yA DIESSlNG TO MOTHERS ANDTHElR LnMDREN.-
such may SiiERMAE'S WORM OZENGES be truly called, fW
they have saved thousands Of children fromm untimcly grave ana
caused the mothers heart 10 leap for Joy, when she had given M
bercd that worms destroy thousands of children annually, and the
cause is never suspected; and when it iskuown that these Lozen
ges are a sure and certain specific, destroying them and iuvuria
bly, bringing them away, surely the heart of eyery parent will h
flied with joy at the announcement Of such a blessing. And no
only are the Doctors preparations for worms good, but his cough
LOIENGESh have succeeded in removing and curing the most in
veteratc cases of Cough, and even Consumption, when hope hu
taken flight, and despair was pictured on the countrnanceu of friend
around. We are acquainted with numerous cases Of Wonderfl
cures performed, and would refer the inquirer to Or. Sherman
pamphlet of curcs, The CAMPlIOR LOXENGES cure IIclduch
in five minutes, ana relieve all Pulpiations, Nervous Complain
and Cramps; and the POOR MANS PLASTER is without doul
the very best Strengthening plaster in the world. We would re
commend all WhoaTe afflicted to try the Doctors preparations, know
ing that they will not be disappointed in their expectations.
For sale at 1906 NASSAU ST., y. y, and by :, p. RCdheld, Muntrc
her and by one agent in every town in Vermont. 6: ~.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Leake county, SIS,
In The matters of The estate of Joht 3.
Forester deceased.
TIIE Said estate having been declar-
II ed insolvent by the Probate Court
of said county. Therefore all persons
hold ng claims against said estate are
hereby notified to file the the Same, pro-
bated according TO law, with the Clerk
of said Court by the first day of Janua-
ry, A. D. 1919, or else they will forever
be barred. R. E. HALFORD, Clerk.
Carthage, May 5, l848. 35-6m
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Governor Reynolds, Of Mo,

CITY OF JEFFERSON, Dec. %, 1877,
Mr. JOHN PRIcE-Sr Some time last sum
mer you did me the honor OF sending me bot
tic Of your ''TEXAS TONIC" 1t came very
opportunoly, for my wife had been laboring for
some time with arrangement of stomach, a
torpid liver, with diseased skin,-she imme-
diately commenced its use, and has found very
considerable relief, so much so that she drsres
two more bottles If you can send it to the
house of J. & G. Walsh, st Louis, they will
receive it and pay for it for me. Your imme-
date attention will greatly oblige your ob't
servant, Tn. REYNOLDS.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

= EFT Err S Testamentary having
A- been granted TO the undersigned by
the Probate court of Madison county, on
the estate OF Isham Stewdrt deceased
all persons indebted to said estate are
notified to come forward and make inn
mediate payment, and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate win
prcsentthem legally authenticated with
10 ihe time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
B. b, FRIZELL, Ear,
May IL, 1913. 35-4I
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III. r. w. Hill, Esq, Gof Dick & Hill NJ OF

NEW ORLEANS, JAM Y, 1915.
NR. JoHN PhE:-I have for the last three
years, used your "Texas Tonic" Previous
to that time was subject to Sick Headache I;
Since commenced the use Of your Tonic
have been entirely free, and have no doubt
where the medicine used as bitter twice a
week, would prevent the most of the diseases
of the south, particularly Chlls, which have
known the Tonic to effect a cure of by taking
half wine glass full So well am l satisfied
of its efficiency, wish you to prepare me
demjohn of it for ma plantation. Wishing
your medicine may prove that benefit to the
human family that am shure it will. Yours,
ii. R. w. HIT
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

MadsonI By the Probate Court Of said County,
County, at the March Term, l348
EvHE estate of Villain Hoy, deceas.
IL ed, having been reported to, and
declared by said Court TO be insolvent.
Not ce is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the estate of said
deceased, to present the same to the un-
dersigned, on or before the LIST day Of
October next, or their claims will be
barred.
BY order Of the Court. I
s>7s ]. r. CAMERON, CIR.
Canton, March 25, iS48. 29-6m
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Isaiah d. Fuller Esq, Merchant, " o.

New ORLEANS, April "a, 1874
John Pliee-Dear Sr-From the extraordi-
nary relief that have received from the use
of your "Iexas Tonic" after having labored
nearly fifteen yeas under an affection Of the
Liver, Constipation of the Bowels, Indigestion
and general debility, | feel constrained to re-
commend the use Of il to the public. know
Of no language strong enough to use in its ia
vor; the medicine will speak for itself, Yours
respectfully, IsMAH d. FULLER
November 81, l047 lily
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BarreneSS.
EXTRACTS FROM CERTIFICATES.
From President Houston.

From President Houston.
CITY OF IlUsToS, ID, May 1914.
By the occasional use of your Bitters within
the last year I'm all not amounting TO one bot
tle) am satisfied mat my general healty has
hot been as good it is at present within the
last seven years.
/, have in several cases, witnessed the use
Of portion of what had on hand, by others
in cases ofIlead Ache and Deranged Digestion
and in no case have | known it to fail in Civ
ing almost immediate relief. My opinion is
so favorable of the medicine, that | will keep
Il supply on hand for family USE With con-
sderalions of regard, | am yours, sincerely,
SAM HoUsroN.
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James r. SIyIes, Of Bonling Green
Effects Of one bottle for dyspepsia.

LOUISVILLE KY, April, l746.
Dear Sir;-I am In Louisville, to the sur
prise of my intimate friends, and not less to
myself. ] think could have sold so or 100
bottles of Prices Patent Texas Tonic. A
long period of i'll health well known to my
friends, and my sudden restoration--for man
of As; strikes them forcihly. Tell the propri-
etor, il he makes me agent for the State of
Kentucky, l can be Of service TO him. Yours
sincerely, JAMES r. STYLES.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County,
BY the Probate Court of said County.
April Term, 1848.
VENHE estate Of Sarah S. Rawlings
II deceased, having been reported TO,
and declared by said Court to be insoI
vent. Notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against the estate
of said deceased, to presen the same TO
the undersigned, on or before the Isl
day OF Novemb,r next, or their claims
will be barred.
By order OF the Court.
J. Il. CAMERON, CEk
Canton, April Is, 184S. 3l-6m
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The SatsSiSSippt Gryole
is PUBLISHED EvERY FRIDAY MORNING
BY JOHN N. MONTGOMERY,

At Three dollars year, paid within one
month from The time. Of subscrlbing~ IL not
paid within that time, at Five dollars year,
due, aud WIN be sued for, in all cases, at the
expiration of the month. M
Adierliss MEATS inseuod a. ono dollar PR
b. ,uai e., IA n,diately, il not paid. Yearly
a lyafi,sag ms agretoiore. v
Agtic1sl a rrsJnai nature, when ever adj
initial, viii b. charged NJ the rate OF Two
dollars lr every ten lines for each insertion.
Poliltcd circula,s or public addresses, Tor
tao bcuelt OF nIiyidnal persons oreoinpanies,
will be clargsd as advertisements, aud at the
same rates. "
Announcing Canaidnteslor Office, $40.
All Job Work lnustibospad Tor on delivery
Pos.ag on lotters must be pad, or they will
not be attended to. "a 7e
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TrxAs TOM,

N PRICES PATENT TEXAS TONIC.
Notorial certificate 'ciN each Package
Females in delicate health, peerless
chill and Fever, Constipation Of The
Borcels,r Chronic Headache, ASTHMA,
- Vertigo, DC.
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NEW BOOKS.

| NEW bOOASs
HDREscoTT's Conquest of Mexico
Napoleon and his Marshas,
Washington and his Generals.
Bancrofl's History of U. States vols,
Theirs French Revolution,
Froissarl's Chronicles,
McCauley's Miscelanies,
Simpsons Journey Round The World,
Life of Paul Jones,
Rev. Sidney Smiths works,
Charlotte Eizabeth's works,
De Aubigne's History OF 1.-THE Refor-
nation, Ea5
Dicks Works,
Percival's Elegant Extracts,
History of Oregon and California,
Wilson's American History,
Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered,
Philosophy of Magic,
Omoo, by Melville,
Dictionary OF Poetical Quotations,
The o al for 184S,
The Amaranih for l848,
Friendships Offering for l848,
Homer's IIiad,
Homer's Odyssey,
hush on the Voice,
Kame's Elements Of Criticism,
Darby's Gazetteer,
Parlour Letter Writer,
Paul and Virginia,
Robinson Crusoe,
: /" illustrated,
Balboa Cortez and Pizarro, -
Vicar Of Wakefield, e
Sandford and Merton,
Transatlantic Tour, Dana,
Hydropathy, or the Water Cure,
Buffers Analogy,
Ilazltt's Table Talk,
Tourists Guide,
D'Israel's Novels.
The Alps and the Rhine,
Daniel Dennison, by Mrs. Holland,
by James,
The Inheritance, by Miss S, Terrier,
The Castle Of Ehrenstein, by James,
Tales of Woman's Trials, by Mrs. Hall,
A Simple story, by Mrs. Inchbald, II
Cinq Mars. by Count de Vigny,
The Ladies' Work Box Companion,
4" Self Instructor in Millinery
f" Complete Confectioner, &c,
Just rect ived and for sale by
E D. WARD & Co.
November 90, 1847.
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Just Received.

o. 2 GALLONS CASTOR OIL, No.
- y l. nice article, looks like it
would not be bad to take. For sale by
stA PRiESTLEY 81 MOSBY.
April %, '48. 33-tf
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DISSOLUTION,
CO-PARTNERsHIP.

Co-PARTNERSHIP.
TNHE undersigned have this day as.
ISOLATED themselves under the firm
of Pinckdrd D. Hende' son, to conduct a
General Commission Business, and so.
licit frcm the friends Of the late con-
Germs OF Gilmore IL Henderson and
George NJ. Pinckard, continuance of
the confidence hitherto bestowed on
them.
G. NJ. PINCKARD,
L. F. HENDERSON.
New Orleans, July I, 1847. 43-tt
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Mr. john PRIcE-Sir:-I have gIGds leasure
in assuring you, thar after some experience OF
the character of TEXAS TONIC, feel au-
thorized 70 give it my devided opinion that
as preventative of disease and an Alternative
medicine, it is not cxceled by any preparation
of human skill that has fallen in my way, and
in wishing you success in disposing Of this me-
dicine. consider myself as indulgin in ex-
tensve phyilanthropy. VIM. WINANs.