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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-30
PILES PILES! PILES
A Cure for Life Secured.
Or, UDham's Eloctuarv.

y
AN INTERNAL REMEDY FOR THE CURE Of PILES
fE!E VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY, invented by
Il DR.. a. tPhAM, u distinguished Physician OF New
hork city the only really successful remedy for that dam
gerous and distressing complaint the Piles, offered
the American Public.
The Elccluary contains no Mineral Medicine no Noes,
Colocynh Gambose, other powerful and irritating purga
tive. No fear of taking cold while under its inuenceuo
change in diet necessary. II taken according directions
Another certificate added to the hundreds that have al
ready been received OF the efficacy of Dr. Uphams Eecua
ry:-
RUSSELL Co. AIn. Feb. 90, 1877.
Messrs. Winter and Eppng: Gcuts--For the hist fleen
years have been afrteG with that distressing dis
the BLEEDING Pile. had great
three boxes Of Uphnm's Pile Elecuary tom YOU, which
have Tar relieved tia, take pleasure
mendng "Upham's Ecctuar" to ell who afflicted with
Piles, as safe and sure remedy.
(sisnedl D. P. BILLS,
Formerly Book Keeper, Bank of Columbus.
Enfl;iiif1aRatOTy Diseases.
Although the ELECTUARY was originally prepared for
the cure of Piles yet it has proved itself be medicine
far superior to al Others in all Diseases of iaammaory
character with determination of blood any particular
part or organ In luiamaton and congestion of the Liver
and Spleen inflammation, and liberation of the
Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder; in ln1ammaloIy
and hecutal rheumatism, the best Medicine dis
covered.
NEw-YoRK, June IA, ls4s.
Messrs Kotchum and IIcnshaw This ccrtifes that
have been severely afflicted for many with the Piles,
nut more particularly within the last nine months. Having
used all the rene Hes prescribed by my physcun also hav
very much discouraged and lc though suffer
long as lived. But pruvdcntialY informed by Mr.,
Mott Instructor OF the public Schools at staten Island,
that could be cured by valuable Pile EectuaGy ay
ing confidence N his statement, immediately procured
some of he medicine, happy inform YOU that
am perfectly cured by the use of only one box.
Very truly, your Obrdient servant,
GEORGE ROR'T CROSS.
QJ-sod wholesale and Reldlb by KETCHUM y HEN
SHAW, III Fulton street. NY by Druggists generally
Throughout the United states and Canada.
Price 81 per Don 59yl
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
OPEN TO IkEENE.
TIME ALTERED.

nN and after SATURDAY July LIST, the passenger Trains
" will rum in connection with the Fclbutg Trains, be-
tween Boston and keone, us follows;
Leave Boston at 7, A. NJ. and 9, p. VI.
Arrive ut Keoue II, A. NJ, and 6,P NJ.
Lenve Keene at A. NJ aud . +. NJ
Arrive at Boston at II, A. NJ, and 6, NJ.
Stages will run in connection with the TanB follows
From Winchendon for Rndgc and Juiftoy, the arrival
the morning Trains up, Mondays Wednesdays und FRI
days, and returning on opposite days.
From Fitzwilinm, for Richmond, Winchester, lnsdale
and Brntebor0 Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
arrival Of the morning Trains up, and returning from
places the opposite days with last Tuin
down hcne tho shortest Railroad und Stage os
those places Also, from Krene foi Chesterfield aud
BratGbOrO same days, arrival of afternoon Train
from Boston up arriving iraobOro' evening and
returning opposite mornings first Train down. pissen
gers will arrive at Boston at H. a. NJ.
At kcene, Stngos will connect with all the Trains toand
from Wapole Bellows Falls, Chester, Cuvcudish Ludlow,
to Rutland and Burlington; pewsvillo Astead Charles
town, Springfield, Wcathersfcld, Clurcmont, Newport,
Windsor, Woodstock and Montpelier to burlington.
This line, 10 connexion with the Fchburg Railroad, and
tho Stages to and from keene, forms direct line Of
municatiOn between Boston and Northern Vermont and
Northern New Hampshire and the sHoRTEsT and
between Southern, Middle and Western YER
and Western New Hampshire und Bos,o? and also
xon with the stages from Winchendon and Fitchburg
Worcester and the Worcester aud Providence Railrond
the most uircct limo between those sections of Vermont and
New Hampshire and Worcester Connty aud the State Of
Rhode leland and in connection with sugcs from Lteon
Mass TO Lowell direct communication between the
portions of New Hampshire and Vermont aud Lowell
Freight Trains will run daily to and from Boston, in
connectou with the regular Fitchbuig Trains.
For further nfonaton inquire at Bigelow's Express Of
fcs, No. as, Brattlo.stteet, or No. II, Elms,reet.
r. VI. EDWARDS, President.
l.. TlLTON, Engineer.
Keonc, June 90, 1aie. soft
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NORTHERN RAILROAD
Franklin and Bristol EsailrOad.


On and after October 20, Isas,
THE PASSENGER TRAINS on these roads, IN
Il connection with tho LOWELL Nashua, Gomez ord, Yer
Central Passumpsc River Railroads. will run dali
" undays tIcoptod) as follows, viz:
Leave Boston for Bristol and Lebanon, NJ H., Mortified ard
Bradford VT at att 12 A. NJ.
Leave Boston for Lebanon and Bristol Mt 10 NJ.
Leave Concordnt 10, 40 A. NJ und r. NJ, tho arrival
the cars from Boston,
Leave West Lebanon for Lowell and Boston at 2 A. NJ,
y p NJ or on the arrival Of the cars from the West and
Leave ri.tO for Lowell and Boston ut A. NJ and IS
7. NJ.
FARE-LOwell to West Lebanon 0,75-Bhstol LIS
G nu,vnGs'' &c tx &C TX
Passengers taking tho7 2 AM train from Boston, via the
Vermont Central aud Passumpsc Railroads reach Rutland,
Mddehury, Lyndon, VT, Bath and lttlctOn, N H. same
day. being day soonor than any other and Stan
stead aud SherhrOoko second day.
This road with tho Vermont Central and Con-
nectcu and Passumpsic Railroads the mouth White
River and is the direct route to Central ind Northern New
the British mail ne and the from Bos-
ton TO the CHnadns.
Numerous stages with all paris OF the roads and
the arrival of the first tain, Stages leave Bristol Tor
New Hampton Plymouth Franconin Notch, for Rumney and
oil in those directions Stages also leave Lebanon for
Meriden, Claremont and West Lebanon for Windsor.
Stages ouve BrPdfod for avell, Bath, Littl ton and
Lancaster, N. H., Wells River, Lyndon. Craisbuy, w.
StanStcud and SheibroOk, Canada.
Stages leave White River Village for Woodstock, &c
leave ROyuOn for Chelsea, &c.enye Bethel for Mddebu.
ry. &c.loave Mortified for Montpelier, Hardwck STAN
stead, Burlington, Montreal, sc.
This route has greater proportion of Railroad
in those directions than any other.
All baggage must be properly marked, and when valued at
thun $50 notice be given and charges paid
+ beyond that amount will be allowed.
Merchandise trains run daily, Sundays excepted
oNSLoW sTEARNs, Agent.
Concord n II. Oct. l6, 1881 "a
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NEW GOODS
ANY GENTLEMAN

WHO is in want Of an OVERCOAT, will do well 10 call
w ut the Original Clohng Store OF II. s. LOOMS and
examine those beautiful Olive and Brown COATS with
Silk Velvet Collars and Cuffs, which have bees received this
week, at the daw Head of State street.
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a complaint OF most painful character, is
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED,

aud follows by few days Of this article; il Is
far beore any ether preparation his disease for any
other disease originating from impure blood. Sec Pam
phisf.
This disease is purely Of the blood the action OF
this medicine is speedy that the Piles whether
nal or external will he cured by lis in weeks.
Hundreds. perhaps say thousands have been per-
fccty cured in the Of three bottles of this
ture and as this cure is produced from the action Of this
panacea upon the blood. is likely be permanent
tlan any cure produced from eXternal rcmedies
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-30
NEW MEDICINE.
'R. MAsTA'S GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE
PURGATIVE PILLS,

" lNN "A ILLS,
For Bilious and Hfammoory Fcreys Indigestion, Hadaohs,
DgPspsa, Ltrer Complaint, CositUCnrss, Pies JgHHde,
ChOlc, Pain in the Stomach and Side Hati5Urn Perusrttd
Appetite, DGrrhoea, Dysenrg Impure Blood and all De-
rdHPemeHts offhe Billions SYsicn.
FOR the above named Diseases these Pills have with
general npprohatiun, and as matter of act they
the best article oil the kind now before the public
Being perfectly safe, made of materials that simple
and natural they may he taken any time The proprietor
recommend them with the confidence belle wing
them fat superior TO the pills general use mlder,
prompt, uie and uniform in hor operation Ia using
particular required Persons may and drink
usual and, necessary eHt Immediately after kng them.
10 small doses they alternative and gently nxuve but in
large doses actively cahartc cleansing the whole ali
mentaty canal from all putl irritating and focal matters,
and producing healthy sccrcOns OF the stunuch liver and
the various organs Of the body.
Most pills being composed less of drastic cahnr-
tics operate hnrshly They rriae the
ach and bowels snch degree that general protraon of
the system is experienced, accompanied with less
uneasness These Pills being composed wholly Of different
materials their simplicity and congeuny TO the system
such, and their combination being udicous and exact they
operate with perfect and safety, cHnsiug gripping
the bowels any other painful alton. They
the amenaty canal thoroughly, uud al blow strip it Of
all morbid and exirueuus nnttcr
TRY THEN AND KNOW THESE FACTS FOR
YOU Re ELF Alter taking or two doses, il you should
he inclined not to like them return the box la usabe
don with the reminder Of the Pills, aud tho nuuey will
be refunded or the charge for the same cancelled.
~ For sale IN this village by Me=ss. Redfed and Collins,
and to he had At all the important stores every village
and he Stnte.
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SNt4AGxlNu3 SA09 ApN@GhhAa

SGt4AGxlHl3 SA29 !Al2AL2E-hhA Az
TINS preparation has been long before the public, and has
by ITS undertaking and signal efficacy, secured tesmo
mails from Phi, sieians OF the distinguished character
10 s woh and also from those who have been restored
health by ITS virtues. At the exhibition otthe Mass
achuetis Charitable Mechanic Associations, this city, il
received an especial commentator, which beg leave
subioin. Testimonials from Drs Z Warren. NJ Warren,
q Hayward, Edward Reynolds Jr, Juhn Jees, J. V. &.
Smith, aud others Of Boston and vicinity, have been freely
proof that 1t is the best preparation of SarsapaTila yet
known As possessing the exclusive right for lis sale we
solicit your orders
Exraa from The Report of The Judges of Chem,-
ca,s, al The fdh Exhibition of The .UaSSdC huSeus
Charitable Mechanic dissertation, held in Fan
euii and Quincy Halls, Boston, September,
lS47.
"DAyID PARKER, Shaker Village, N. H. six Bottles Of
Compound Concentrated rsaP4rilll syrup.
1.-The Compound syrup OF sarsap,rlla prepared by
Dr. CORBIrl OF the Shaker Society, Canterbury, N, H.
the Committee have carefully examined, comes sustained
by the names of the distinguished ply clans in the
eounyi aud from knowledge OF It's component parts, The
Committee cannot but express their full belief in its elaa
cious qualities The ingredients entering no its compost
ton are of such highly useful aud Alternative character,
preparation of sasaparila syuP yet known such,
think deserving of diploma
sigaed by JOHN ". WEBSTER, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry in Harvard College.
MARTIN q. GAY, NJ. d.,
Practical Chemist and Anuly ger, Boston.
J. " e. SMITH, NJ. d, Resident and Port
hysician Of tho Cuy of Bos,ou,-Editor
Of The Boston Medical and surg'ealJour
0W0 would also state, that tho formula las been lald
fully approved aud that the celebrated d. rWlTCuELL,
oil keene N. II. who ha tested It's virtues, cordially mp
inc ana hos, ae sn"vn 70,
Chronic Inflammation Of the Digestive Organs Dyspepsia or
Rheum Functional Disorders OF tho Liver, Chronic Erup-
tons Of the ska, EysPeas, all seroiuous Discusses &c
10 guard against countereds 10 future the outside en-.
yeopes of ali the bottles will be signed in the
Of DIR. THOMAS CoRBETT without which none will be
S-For Sale by REDFIELD & GRANNIs. 73ly
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TEA +! TEA !!
Notice Extra, Nov, 6,

IN AUGUST lIst gave notice TO those indebted to
of years staudng for payment by October und All 9TH
CT demands without exception must be paid by Isl Of Fehru
Of,he former there remain many doinqucnts and we
should regrc, putting them into law,c Oilco for cocc
ton will retain them free OF cost till the l day of De-
comber Let no presume longer forbearance. Our
business must be closed.
g5 STORRs e. IANCpON
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AGENTS. S Collins, Montpelier; Theodore A. Peck
Darlington ]. l. butcher, - Adams; w HATCH VIA.
ooGi Falls French * Walker, barre; Foster Gov, Che
sea John Campbell, Middlesex, Simpson & Arms, Wa
terbury ]. Kennedy Go, Richmond Sultevant Oh up
man, runbdge l. r Novius, Royaon Jacob Smith,
Bethel Gay Gaysville; Morgan & SOns stockbrdge
Briggs Pierce, Rochester.
T. HUNT, Travelling Agent S0:ly
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fnCOnieSiibic Proofs

IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
Dr. Bfadeo-Dear Sir; The Hungarian Basam IS beyond
all question perfect and admirable preparation for
discusses OF the Lungs, have used my family and In
my prof ssiona practice for than ycufs with tho
uniform and entire success in Of Paimona-
~ disease aud conscen0usy recommend To all who
afflicted the certain remedy for such diseases
with which am acquainted Yours respectfully,
FREDERIC STORER, NJ. d.
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Under shirts :esad Drawers,
oct. lS. At KEITH and BARKER'S.
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SPEEDY AND EFFECTUAL.

II is the grand healing medicine, and daily curing its
thousands. The secret Of its rebuilding tile entire
stion is, that 1t is compounded Of - distinct vegetable
properties, each root a remedy distinct by itself.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-30

deieriOgs compound is part Of this MIXTURE cures
these diseases with certainty aud celebrity, aud docs
leave the system torpid. See Pamphlet
So thoroughly docs this mixture net in this disease, that
immediate is made. All other remedies are now
aside, this vegetable preparation safe, (fo il
contains poisonous mineral. which is the basis Of all
other Fever Ague and rclnpdics)
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GLAD TO CIRCULATE

grattously Put up in 30 bottles at 81; 10 o. do
At 81 eacl-the larger holding than two small
bottles Look out and not get imposed upon Every bot.
lie has "Vaushn's Vegetable lthontrptic Mxture,n
blown upon tie glass; the nritteR signature of &C. G.
Vaughn on the directions and &c &. Vaughn, Buffalo,
ranpsd on the cork. None other genuine Prepared
by Dr. g. q. Nanghn and sold al the Principal Office 207
Main street, Buffalo, wholesale and retail No atten-
ton given TO letters unless post paid Orders from regu-
larry constituted agents excepted Post paid letters
verbal communications soliciting advice promptly at
tended TO- gratis For sale by all respectable Druggists in
the United States and Canada.
Also by
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rs proof OF in this distressing class COMPLAINTS
sce pamphlet Al broken DORM debiaed constitutions
from the effect of mercury will lind the hracng power OF
this article 10 act Immediately, and the poisonous mineral
eradicate from the system.
re p distinct properties which compose this article
manifest themselves particularly in the application of the
compound, for the distressing class Of complaints which
head this paragraph For centuries there has used in
the of n
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Feror and Ague bilious Diseases--To tile Great
especially, aud wherever these complaints prevail
medicine is offered
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LADIES' SLIPPER,
THE G~RAEFnNRERc p-rTs

AhE GHAEFENBERG PILLS.
10000 boxes sold each and every ,voo,,
VIE Graefenberg Company desire r
call the attention of everv one i.
terested in the health or tho great an
DeantIiulwest, to their views r~esnec,;no
Bilious DISORDERS. s
This class Of diseases is the Great
scourge Of THE western bemis ohere. Co
where we may, their sad effects are scan
and felt. The brave and selc.danv;O"
settler who presses his way TO the west'.
to make the evidences bud and bIosson,
as q rose /" meets this dreadful evil. He
IS wiling to work hard and endure every
PrlVatlon, thanks be to him. But in :
lIs'ie while he is seized with some form
OF bilious disease. His strength now y
weakness. Acloud comes v his nro..
poets aud he exclaims, "would that there
were some medicine to prevent This
dreadful evil, and to cure il when i does
seize upon its victim" From The mo-
Ment Of the landing Of the PILGRIMS :,
5iymou'h to the present hour. billions
diseases have sent sorrow and desola.
.lOn throughout the land. Let the graves
d 'ne loved and the lost tell the storvl
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Governor Reynolds, Of mo,
Cry OF JEFrrRsov. Doo On !,

CITY OF JEFFERSON, Dec. 90, 1917.
MR. JOIN PRIcE-sir :-some time last ann
mer you did me the honor Of sendinu me a bo.'
tie OF your ''TEXAS TOMIC.D Ttoams ve,n
OPPORTUNITY, for my wife had been laborino a.
some time with a arrangement Of stomach :
torPld liver, with diseased skin,-she imme'
dlately commenced its use, and has found varv
considerable relief, SO much SO that She d,s;yes
two more bottles. If you can send il 70 M
mouse Of j.& G. Walsh, S. Louis. thew will
receive II and pay for it for me. Your ;mmo.
uaate attention will greatly oblige your OBJ,
'au'' Tn. REYNoLDs.
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ME Proprietor begs leave to inform
the public that he has taken charge
OF the above establishment, which has
undergone a thorough repair. He pledg-
es himself that his table will be at all
times, provided with the best the market
affords; and. together with his unceas.
ing attention to the comfort of those who
favor him with a call, confidently ex-
poets a liberal share Of the public pat.
ronage.
The Bar is furnished with the cho;c.
est Wines and Liquors; and a Lunch IS
on hand every morning, for the comfort
and refreshment Of passengers, on the
arrival Of the Cars from Vicksburg.
STAGE OFFICE The Stage Office
Tor the Columbus, Lexington and Living.
ston, Ala, lines is kept at the Gooch
House.
An extensive Livery Stable, kept bv
r M. Boardman, is connected with the
establishment.
Jackson, April II, Is47. Stiff.
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EXTRACTS FROM CERTIFICATES.
From President Houston.
CIrY or HusroN. l1- Mnn !

Cry OF HusroS, IA, May 1914.
ny inc occasional use of your Bitters within
.he last year IN all not amounting to one bot.
w ! am satisfied :nat my general healty has
10y oeen as good it is at present within ne
last seven years. 'Ne
J, have in several cases, witnessed the use
=, a PortlSn q what had on hand, by others
~ cases oiHead Ache and Deranged Digestion
ana IN no case have known it 10 fail IN giv-
lng almost immediate relief. MY opinion il
50 favorable OF the medicine, that | will keen
: supply on hand for family use. With CON.
'lderaIlons OF regard, | am yours, sincerely.
SAM HoUSroN.
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Ex-Governor Runnels. Of .M,,.

JOHN PRICE, Esq. Sr:-Having used myself
qnd n my family, several bottles Of 8PRECES
EXTENT TEXAS TONIC" and having az.
experienced much benefit from it | take nleos.
ure N recommending it to the public as : VAL
uaDie family medicine. Respectfully,
Galveston, Dec. %, 1915. -
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H.. Il. WILLIAMSON,
RecciCtmg and FOr0V@rdims.
MERCHANT.

AAAOU AIK MISS
AVlNG located in this city for the
purpose Of carrying on business
in the above line, | have made an ar.
rangement with Mp. O'Donnell, agent,
70 Store all Cotton consigned to me in
his Fire Proof Cotton Shed-have an
extensive Warehouse, and am prepared
70 receive and forward all Goods con.
signed to me.
Will make liberal Cash advances on
Cotton 10 store and for shipment.
VIII furnish Bagging and Rope and
Fiantatlou Supplies 10 those who NAV
intrusl heir Cotton to my care,
Pledglng myself that no exertion on
my part shall be wanting TO render per.
fect satisfaction to those Of my friends
who may be disposed TO patronise me.
September Is, t847. III
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DR.. VIM. II. Keene.

our Texas Tonic is the most agreeable me.
usclne nave ever used to relieve The bowels.
promoting their peristaIic motion. Ihave trie3
II :, IN cases OF Ague and Fever with success
! ne naPPy combination Of Ingredients form
Ing the Tonic will always insure its success
VIM. B. KEENE.
4ranySlvania Place, La. March 81. 1847.
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= = W. Hill, Esq, [ef Dick & Hill N. OF
NEW ORLEANS. IAN 90 roAo

mr. JOHN PIcE:-I have for the lat tbrse
years, used your "Texas Tonic.D Prev;ovs
g mat tune was subject to Sick Headacba.
since commenced the use Of your Tonic
nave oeen entirely free, and / have no donbt
wnete Ine medicine used as a bitter twice !
week, would prevent the most Of the diseases
p .ne south, particularly Chills, which / have
h hnTmn tne Tome 70 effect a cure of BY taking
n neii ! VINE glass full: So we'll am | satisfied
y y? eilclency, ! wish you to prepare me- q
uemllohn Of It for ma plantation. WISHING
{Oul meolclne may prove that benefit to The
una family that am shure it will. Yonrs,
H, r. w, HrLf.
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Bishop Andrew, OF M. n r

! have for some time past been in the bobi,
OF frequently using Prices Patent Texas Ton;c
ana oelleye it to be a valuable medicine !
naye found 1t to act finally on the bowels. md
! tnlnH also on the liver. In cases Of induces
'lon have used it with good effect.
Noble, March, l845. NNDNh"'
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IMPROVED GIN STANDS.

lhlS summer received a consisp.
mcnt Of Messrs. Carver, Wssbb9rn
g. 20 new and improved Patent Gin
stands which am selling at SS,75 Oer
saw 4 few Of these stands were 70.
celved here last season and have g;ver
general satisfaction. Planters wanting
20 purchase will do we'll to call and ex.
where. ng else-
P o'DoNNELL, Agent,
September 18, Is47. -1T'''