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NJ RS ELLIs's "HOUsEKEEPING MADE
W Easy" or Complete Instructor in all branches
OF Cookery and Domestic Economy. Price I2l eta
The Complete Confcctioner, Pastry Cook and
Baker-plain and practical directions for making
Confectionery and Pastry. % cents.
Miss Leslie's Complete Cookery, in its various
branches.
Miss Beecher's Domestic Economy, for the use
OF young ladies at home and at school
With many other works of the same kind for
sale at low prices.
TAYLOR & MAURY
Sept. Ia Booksellers, near 9th street
ME BHiLLiANT7-A splendid Gift Book for
Il 1850, edited by Arthur
Iupper's Proverbial Philosophy; illustrated with
engraving
Evenings at Woodlawn, by Mrs. Ellet.
rrontenae, Metrical Romance, by A. b. Street.
This day received; for sale at
TAYLOR MAURY'S
oct Bookstore, near 9th street,
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Office removed 10 18th street, opposite the Treasury
Department.
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Great Female .vEed:cime.

pr Townsend's Ssarsaparllla is n sovereign
cnd 5DaAl. cure tor recipient Consumption.
Darrenness, LeucOrrh0na. or Whites, Obstruci-
ed or difficult Menslruation, incOniinence Of
Urine, or involuntary discharge thereof, and tor
the general prostration Of the system-no ma l.
ter whether the result OF an inherent cause or
causes, produced BY irregularlty sickness or &C
cident.
% Nothing can be more surprising tha,, It's
inVigorating effects on the human frame. PEI
sons, all weakness and lassitnde, from TAXI.
it,a once become robust and iuil OF energy ul,-
der its influence. It Immediately counternct is
the nervelessness Of the female frame, which
is the great cause OF barrcnness.
It will no, he expected of us, in cases Of 40
deicatea nature, TO exhibit certticateeJ Of c Ures
performed; but we can assure the affli cteo that
hundreds 0f cases have be en- reported to US -
Several cases where families have been without
children. after using few bottles Of this in.
valuable medicine, have been blest with healthy
offspring, =,
This Extract Of Sarsaparilla has been exs
pressty prepared in reference to female com
plants. n. female who has reason 10 suppose
thai she is approaching that critical period,
'the turn Of life should NEGLECTED. take il, as it
IS certain preventive for any Of the numerous
mn horrible diseases to which females are sub
ect at this time of life. This period may be
cine. Nor is il less valuable for those rho a,s
approaching wOmanh0od, asi is calculated 10
assist nature ny quickening the blood and lin
MIGRATING the system. Indeed, this medicine 8.
Invaluable for all OF the delicate diseases 10
which women are subject.
1t braces the whole system, rcnews perma
nently the natural energies, bv removing the
impurities of the body-not so far stimulating
the system as TO produce a subsequent relaxn.
ton, which is the case with medicines taken for
female weakness aud disease.
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Notice.

THE undersigned would respectfully an
- n"unce 10 his customers and the public
generally, that he continues in the look
SELLING BUSINESS. at 1856 Nassau ST,
Tribune Buildings, NEW YORK. where
he is prep lred TO fill any orders IN his line
with which he may I've entrusted, with the
same regularity and dispatch " hirh. he
trusts has distinguished his operations here.
lOf,'Te.
Particular attention is paid to subscrip>
tons for Magazines, ar other periodicals., or
serial works, which are forwarded nv the
earliest mails. in the nea'est aad mos; >e.
cue manner, without injury 10 the engra.
Wings
Beck and heavy pamphlets sent ny cx-
press, or as may be Otherwise ordered. Lo-
cal agents supplied on favorable terms.
WILLIAM PATTON.
1856 Nassau street, JVssO York.
September 9Th, i944 lyI9
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G810.
New Eayen and No-tnamDtca 6

h~ - kAuVGA 0SAA WA SAAHSADV~A -"
Railroad FRANC men,s, commencing Jan. II
~ and after THURSDAY Jan lith, Trains
~ viii run daily >Suedays exc .ptedl as 10.
lows:
Leave New Haven for Pennington at 50
a. II. | P NJ and P. M.
Lave Formulation for New Haven at 4s
A. III 10 80 a. n. and ?. NJ.
It's IS \. NJ. T'aiu trnr ratu!in -'"n, an
The 3 p III. Train from New Haven. Will be
Freight Trains. with Passenger Cav attached.
t$FACE)-.H Casshu GA Stage slo'n US
farbuJr. daily. connects with the down train
at lilo \. Vi, Returning upon the arrival Of
the ~ train at | .35 P. Nj.
Also, Stages from Litchfe|d connect with
TIE down train al l1.lO y. NJ. on Tuesdays.
Fh"' s3ays, and Saturdays. Returning upon
the arrival Of the up traia, at l.35 7. VI. on
Mondays, Ucda".l as3 aud FRIDAYS.
Also, from Woicoltvi!e on MONDAYS, We'd
:":oays and Fridays. Returning Tuesdays,
Taurs IA. ) aud Saturdays.
az Piaineii's, stages hein Litchfe!d Nor h.
fs!!, Plymouth and Bristol, will connect with
the 70. 20 r.. NJ. train 10 New haven. RetVrn-
II. B1nn The arrival of the train at abou, 2
?. NJ
~ T1ymi"g!on Station. Stages fom Win
s;ed, New u,rttori, Collin viii. ana Unioh-
vile. will ronnert with the 10 80 A. NJ train
TO 4[e% Haven. Nn'"rn:ny "a the erriva. at
the VI train OF 2.l5 p. NJ
HENRY FARNAAl, Superintendent.
jar Is. 81
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Washington, Aug ]!
LNV.4LU.gBLE
FAMILY COMPANION

4 M l l. Z y nj L a n y " {.
OK Lectures on Causes, Prevention and
~ Cure Of Consumption. Asthma. Diseases
ri the Heart, and all F-ma.e Diseases. 23i
pages, % rngravings. Paper so cts. bound
u cts. Mail TO any part-postage . 1>2 cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Evpanders, 81.
Mail I" any part SO cts postage, Inhalrg
Tubes. Silver, $50, by mail letter postage. Alb
dorninal Supporters, perfect. $5 To $40, for all
R"p'ures. Failing of the Bowels and Womb.
and Weak Back and Chest; sent by Express
everywhere. For Braces or Supporters. or
Rupture Supporters, give height from head to
foot, aud circnmfe' ence Il: person next the aur.
Each, just above the hips, II Rupture, mcn-
tinn whic side. Agents wanted for the sale
"f the above goods Address DR.. s. 8. Fin GIL
TOT Broadway, New York, post paid.
April 2i,lS SOL,
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Travelling Agent Wanted.

& RESPECTABLE man, active. indusiri.
n "us and possessed Of some hnsi,lrss cdu.
cation. Ia wanted to solicit applications f.,
Health Insurance. A satisfactory bond T&S1O1
wil be required, Tie compensation vii, hs
a cumm;s<ion an the amount If pr .mir.ns.coI.
lecIed by the Agent. and il he possr>N ~.
address All reasonable industry, his income
from the ageNcs will M. likely 10 fail shart of
$siUO per aNnHm. His feld Of noeraIion>
w0a:d BE- in the vicinity in which lh,s pape.
is published, where he would be invested vii,
We s'l' = acy. Address by mail. the
Massachusetts, RsGlth Insurance Office,
4 Museum Building, fremont 81. Boston.
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RheupaAaiisRnl.

! his Sarsaparilla is used with the most pc,
c, nccessin Rheumatic complaints, howeve
a,ere or chronic. The astonishing cures il ha G
erlormed are indeed wonderful. Other rene
lies sometimes give temporary reliei: his en-
'lrely eradicsies il from the system, even VIXEN
the limbs and homes are dreadtulIy swollen.
90 Hear Mr.. Seth Terry, one of the oldest
and most respectable lnwyeIsin Hartford. Ct
The following is an extract Of aletter received
from him:
DR. Townsend! have used one bottle Of youI
Sarsaparila, and find il is in is effects
upon chronic rheumatic pain TO which am
subject. from an injury ot asioned several years
ago in public stage. Please send me two bot.
ties TO the care Of Dt Seymour. ] have con.
versed with two OF ourprincip al ply scians, and
recommend your Sarsaparilla.
SETH TERRY.
Hartford, March 18th. 1915.
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Drugs, Pants, Oils, and Glass.
LUMAM GDWLGS.
1877 Chapel st.


:, OFFERS FOR SALE.
Ok 00n LBS. Bel!ville White
AO'OOO Lead
IS 900 lbs ATLANTIC do do
Is bbls Spirits Turpentine
1000 gals Sperm Oil 1900 Whale 90
100 Lard Oil, 1900 do LinSeed do
100 lbs Red Lead. 500 do I.tha'ge
J 5OO Venetian Red, COCO do Spanish
Brown
5000 F:ench Yellow, 1000 do Paten
Black
Is Lbls Lamp Black, 5000 lbs Sal Am
- Glue, lOO0lbS Nader
200 g Dye Woods, Sdo Alum, l2 do Cop
peraS
$50 lbs Prusinte Potash, 100 do Lac Dye
100 Verdigris in halls, 100 do Cudhear
100 Nnigalls, 500 do Sugar Lead
IS dozen Paint Brushes, 10 gross c. II.
Pencils
500 boxes American Glass
100 French do, 100 do English do
IL jars Carb Ammonia. IS OF Salicine
10 bbls Gum Camphor, COO lbs Cream
Ta,tar
so OF sulph Quinirg. 90 do Morphine
case Gum Opium
bills Epson Salts, S 10 Sulphur
6kegs super Carb Soda, 3 cases Tartar
ic Acid
cases Rhubarb, | bale India SIENNA
5 bills Alex SIENNA, 100 lbs Mercuriais
5 lbSIoiine, S DO iIydriodate Potassium
l.iquoiice Roo, 800 do do Extracts
200 Chamomile Flowers, 90 do Amcia
do
200 " Oxnlic Acid, I cask Chloride Lime
500 i" Salera,uS. 1000 DO Po,ashes
50 carboys Acids, 400 lbs Gum Shellace
600 lbs Rotten Stone, 10 bbls powdered
Pun Stone
400 lbs Borax, 500 do Turkey Uumber
$50 " Chrome Green, $50 do do yellow
1000 " Mineral Green, 400 do Asphaltum
When the subscriber first established this
store, II was deemed an experiment, and
himself as we'll as maEy OF his friends. en-
tertaincd strong doubts whether such an es-
adjustment could be sustained. But the
success which has attended his efforts, has
clearly proved, that people will buy their
goods where they can find Fresh Stock of a
SUPERIOR QUALITY, aud at Low
PRICES.
In short, success has attended his efforts
TO supply the people with good and cheap
articles, TO such an ext. nj. (notwilhs' andng
combined oppnsi.ion,) that he has been un>
det the necessity of greatly enlarging his
business, beyond anything by him anlici>
paled. The subscriber is now in the daily
receipt offresh Dir UGS and MEDICINES,
and all other articles in his line, purchased
at the very lowest market rates. and will he
sold at corresponding low prices, for cash
or approved credit.
Purchasers are requested to call and ex>
anime his stock. petore purchasing else
where. us his banner is again rnfu. led to
The breeze, on which is inscribed LIVING
PROFITS, only.
L. COWLES.
Rev Haven, May LIST tf-52
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BOOkhiaAdiug.

"IE suhseIiheT bega 10 announce To the
= Literary and Reading community of Wa
teroOIy, and the suI rounding towns. arademies
etc .shat he has opened Book B.NnERY fnr
the binding of Periodicals.. Law Books. Music.
and miscellaneous wnrks. etc. lie will Gurn.
ish any kind vt binding. cheap for cash, and in
as good stvle a. can be hnuu1 elsewhere.
Samples If different styles of binding NAV be
seen at the Rind..ty, No, 3. Scovill ~. General
part onage solicited. A. BRAUNFEf.S
Waterbury,, Sept. %. 1919. 2O-6m
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-02-22

~ ROCERIES Fresh Burnt Coffee
N ground and unsround; Elack and
Green Teas; Crushed, Pulverized, Rec,ii>
ed an! Brown Sugars; Pure ground Gina
min, Pepper, Alspice, Mustard. Raisins
Nu;megs, No. ! Starch, Indigo, &c. &c, for
sale by G.. ADAMS T. Co.
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E. @. LAWRENCE,
N. 3. STEVENS,
] Geese Feathers

MiiE Subscribers have made arrange.
mensS TO keepa consian, supply of a
frs, rate article OF GEESE FEA TIT,
FRS-selected and packed win sreal
care by ourselves. IN packages Of from
20 to 50 lbs; and will furnish al ali times
any quantity from 90 TO 1000 Tbs Of DUAL
Ivy they will warFacl as good as the he's,
al as low prices as can he purchased Of
equal qualify in the State.
s. & L. HuRLBUT.
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Hartford. March 18th, ls45.
Piles. Plies. pILES

TILES, TILES. FILES.
DR. TuwRsend's Sarsapnrilla is no less cue
cessfl, in curing thsdistressing complaint, tina
for diseases of the Bood. Dyspepsia, Rheuma
tism, and Nervous Debility.
-Prlncipal Office, l26, Fulton street, New
York. For sale by the principal Drugga,s
,hroughou. the United States, West Indies nd
Canada.
None genuine unless put up In square bottles
which contain quar-. and signed with the
writer signature OF s p TOWNSEND, and his
name blown in the glass.
~ For Sale at the Drug Store in LitG.. iela
and bvTsrFy and Porter. Plymosih
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NORFOLK,

NORFOLK,
II EEP il before the People that the sub.
An scriher is now, as ever, ready 20 dis
pense 10 them
REAL BARGAINS.
in the shape of Dry Goods. Groceries, &c.
Having now IN hand full and complete
assortment, he would call on all. rich and
poor, high aud low. TO step up and secure
while they may, Goods at their real value
aud mol al LOO per cent. profit. You eau
be supplied with
CaIicoes at Is Cd per rOundlll
Calicoes from. 4c TO Toe per yard.
Black Alpasea, (good) Is PEI yard.
Rich Silk Warp do. Soc per yard.
Muslin de Laine, Is per yard. 49,.
Fine Unbleached Shifting. 9 l-4e do.
Plaid Carolinas. Is Sd per yard.
And numerous other styles in,the same ratio.
As dooua Cloths, Delisie Stripes, BEelleah
tines, Black aaa Fancy Silks, and other
Dress Goods, ell OF which are bargains.
The subscriber having bailsd his ira q as
above, would state that he will at all times
be in waiting, 10 supply those who may call.
with the bait. 'withoIi Ike ls.As DANGER OF
their being hooked 80
DANIEL f. BRADFORD.
Norfolk Green Oct2aa
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MICHIGAN LANDS
For Sale or Exchange.


hight HUNDRED ACRES Of valuable
IL Land in Shiawassee County, Michigan,
twelve miles from the Capitol OF the State.
Six hundred and forty acres in the town ct
Bennington, is we'll wooded and we'll wa,ered
with COED share Of natural meadow and ala-
bile land This tract will make fur good farms
with sufficient Of each kind Of land for all farm
ing purposes. Eighty acre has been under
fence and cultivation for some years. The
other one hundred and sixty acres lies one ami
a half miles southeast from the frat piece in
the town "i Perry, is peculiarly valuable tor t.
While Cedar Grove, fIom which shingles can
he made enough to pay the purchase many
times; il is the only Cedar Grove in the coun
try. The above Lands will he snld entire "s
in sections "a may be desired. ar exchanged for
a email Farm. or House and Lot. in Csnnerti-
cut. on fair terms: one in Lnchfeld County
will have tn, preference.
For further information, inquire Of The sub
scriber. A. 8. LEWIS
Lltchheld, Dec. 10. 1913. eOw3m-32
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IVns. Z. Arno,d's
CELEBRATED WASHING MACHll

CELEBRATED WASHING MACHINE,
INVENTED at RochetFcr, N. Y, 1911 and
l. ara now manulal ;ured in The most OF the
Tnited States o. They do not fail To sa's!
alithat become acquainted with 1E"'n. They
are cheap, s.mpla and durable, and do not wear
ctoib, = her, hooks and eyes. buttons, &C.,
wall squeeze betl-Gult dry.
am waking in some towns IN this county,
ard wish to sell The r:gh; - make, TO other0.
! have sad the light in Berkshire CO., Mas
10 individuals in different towns, who are snc-
cess't, and have MADE il lucrative business
for two years past. I have liberty TO refer +"
several individuals. some Of whom Lave used
tie machine :hree years past all oi whom WA
extnl them beyond nv dos, ririi"n. ] shall
add names as obtain them, in different towns,
that references moy be nearer to new purchaS-
era
REFER ENcEs-Berhshire Co. Mass.-T. Ho-
tinson, ESQ, w. e. rtuu%lt:. Jason CIapr.
E-;. Hon. Fl. Shaw, Sam'l. Fargo and Gene al
Judd.
Ltchield Fitch Ferri., EAl Sanue!
Adams, Col. llolcomb, Nilsson rectt, w. HUNT.
B.aIf,il Cole, Ju iSoA St. JOHN, Captain Weed,
". II. Wllto" President Of the lgon 1ank,)
Horaio Ames. Plinnev Foot, p K kilbourn
MY residence at present, is Sharon, where |
shall sell Territory and Machines.
or The Machine occuria; but little room.
and can be used easy: il has nc fault.
JOHN g, JUDD.
Sis-cp, sert.2sth, 1913.
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field, Mass and fer sale by all the Booksellers
\ August. 1873.
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JUST RECEITED

DY the subscriber 400 Buaches of The frs,
ID quality warranted SHINGLES, aud 1900
punches of Latin, together with iuIl assert
ment Of Western Lumber and Water Ce,aen,
on hard J p. PORTER.
EwGsanUa1, Ca 0otAs 1sAs. 6w--aS
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Jcmn isl IS Patent Safety
- GAS2E.AMPS

WTITH Pnsgene Gas inT hnrning in the
Wv same. A s". variety at Glass and Raj.
tania. Split Gas LAMPS wiih the Spirit Gas
or Burning Fluid for the same
For sale by ]. W. CONE
West Cornwall, Oct. 20, ls4S. Is
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Notice

A IL persons having unsettled eounts with
"A the late firm Of F. G. LAWRENCE, &
Co. are hereby notified that circumstance
render il necessary that the accounts cf the
late concern shruld BE- settled wi.hcu. DELAY
This can be done by calling on either IL the
subscribers.
e. @. LAWRENCE,
N. B. STEVENS.
OC-Buisness continued a,,h old stand I'M
der the 6rmof N. B, STEVENS & Co.
Norfolk. January 3th 1873. IA ~
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NBW S'lORE!

AT FALLS VILLAGE, opened on the
lst of October, ls4s, by H. N. LYMAN
and A. B. CHAPLIN, under the name
and firm of
Lynn an g. CHI apin,
and they will sell all kinds of Goods cheap
FOR
READY PAY
in CASH, or Exchange for all kinds of
produce for what it is worth.
WANrED-5 500 pairs of Mems Mix'd
long and half wool HOSE Domestic
Flannel-Mix'd and White Wool Yarn.
FLOUR, by the load or barrel, for sale.
Oct. Is. 23tf
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CAUTION!

C0o19eFfeW
INDIAN MEDICINES have been sent into several
States for sale since the 1st OF December ls47-snd
whereas we have heard of the counterfeit and also
have L. in the sores and places Of byasness OF ma
ny persons who were the agents Of JossN CLusssAN.
Of Go Cedar New Yashand whereas the counserfeii
nearly resembles the genuine In all les ezferaal ag
pearances that &c b liable deceive any person who Il
nos familiar with tho marks Of distinction: TAe efaze
there is now NO CERTAINTY that any bottle contains
S,sfss ssasfss Of u. = WALLACE q co sisssi 70
his sets the outsdS Label Of each hOstle-which
mote reads thus, via.
We Asrshy proMiss for sslAs rsesiss4 10 pav % sAs
AesSv hereof One Cent, dessan4 al cur IA eDICINR
EA TcRY, ss tAs CRY OF BRoeKLvs. N. v. Dated ss
BseekIya; Als.s J, 1898. N WALLACE & CO.
GSigned with wrSssss sigasfure9
eaid Casssmss formerly arnd a. xss.ral sxeaf for
the distrbui0n and sale Of aaEs us1iriass and from
February 70 December lS47 his agents were supplied
with genuine Medicines; hut since December L. le47s
his agents have been mostly supplied with spastsas
incidence ssld css|. = no. M nDI our 20 ~ and
ae Pvopvtes0Ts and osy PERSONS Uh0 ca" ts
9eanine lsraafs MsAsciAes. .s3aaR
m. Far Sale by A. c. Smith, Llca6eld,
wholesale and retail; Crow & Jeweti. Now
tiarsfa,d; Lathrpp & Bradley. Wnlco,tviile
Miles e. Son, Goshen Gregory 4 PiIre,
Cornwall Bridge: r Mitchell. LskevilI. !;
W C Bristol. W.~6hurv Pratt 4 Foster,
Teet Cornwall F.. s W"stlE'Id.- Wins, ed
Hiram Pprki =, dH g. 8. PTsSioE. RaxbSty !
:. w. Whiuls~ev. New AislI,sd +. G Law
rnce. Norfolk John Franklin Csraani c. 4.
Peek, E. isHrrth 4, u bite S. Csls. hern, NaE.
rem & Newton Manufst turing Co. " aief,.Hn
AL orders mt ct be directed 10
WALLACE + CO., Brooklyn, N. z. .
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of The ferm'ns Depot. "I The Naugaiuck VAL
ley Railroad, in Wins'ed; Containing a5ou,
rs acres Of improved LAID, and Is acres Of
Wood Land The former suit ably divided int.
Meadow and Pasture. is well wa,rred with =.
good two story Dwelling House, Barn. Orc h.
ard. &c.. thereon, and will be sold with a,
without the Wood Land, as desired.
Terms reasonable. II not gold previous {,
April LIST, said Farm will he leased ior The sea
son For further particulars, enquire ct
SILAS N. BRONSON. Litchfield. Pamela
E Miner, or Asher Case, Winchester.
Winchester, Feb !, 1919. 4w3s
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vALU ABLE PROPERTY FoR SALE

SITUATED in Sharon. on the
TsgsA. Sharon and Cornwall Turr pike,
j,ssi one and half miles from the
$500 Cornwall Bridge Depot Wagon
witA water uri-;iege and trachiaery.1 SeceNt.
atosy fitted for = dwelling also, blacksmith
sshap. and Bars, all neatly new and IN good re
pa.., lae.aa,pg about three Eourths of an acre
N land Said property wall be soid cheap Cor
L.AaH.
ForfaTtber particulars enquire Of AdVlphus
Tvs. 81. 60 Vi l:le Subscriber.
ALLEN G. SIUDLEY.
Ellsworth. Feb Cd. 1910. 400
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Chronic Rheumatism.

Capt. Ezro Enopp. 81 Willow street Prooklyn. N. Y.
had Rheum~tis tor 30 years. he used Bens MeSieia'.
which effected cure Numerous other Of recent
and long efanding have Lecn eflectuallY cured.
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OMc c9.s Of the (;OmGcmv

WlLLL9.M BEEBE. President,
OLIVER GOODTpEN. Treasurer.
L7SOJN TT'Hl1LSG, Secretary.
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tElHLTAM BEEBE. STEPHEN DEMlSG
OLIVER GOODWIN ID. C WHlrrLESEl
!. q BECKWITH, | DAVID c. SANFDE =
JASON WHITING. LEHMAN W CUTLER
GEORGE C. WOODRUFF.