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Arrive A. M.AOnine same day by 6pm

Arrive at MaAOning same day by 6pm;
Leave Mahonng every Wednesday ais mi
Arrive at Salem day by IL m.
1904 From Salem. by New Albany Greenford, Garfield,
Orange, Oils Town, Warren, Bristolville, North
Bloomfield, Orwell Rome. Morgan, Eagleville, and
Jefferson, AshtabuIa, "A miles and back, six times
week to Warren, and three times week residue.
Leave Salem every Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday
ai9ami
Arrive at AshtabuIa mex, days by 6ami
Leave Ashtabua every Monday Wednesday and FIJI
day at mi
Arrive at Salem next days by Fam.
I9025 From WeIlsvle by Glasgow West Point, New LIS
bon, Franklin Square, Salem North Birmingham
North Benton, Deerfeld Edinburgh, and CamPbels-
port, 10 Ravenna, So miles and back daily.
Leave Welsville daily at 90 a M
Arrive at Ravenna same days by pm;
Leave Ravenna daily at 81 mi
Arrive at Welsvie same days by Up m.
IOOs6 From WeIsvle, by Eas, Liverpool Little Beaver
Bridge, and Ohoyille, to Achor 10 miles and back,
daily except Sunday TO Little Beaver Bridge, and
once week residue.
Leave WeIsvle every day except Sunday ats IN;
Arrive Achor days by IL m, and return thence
to Wesvie by 6 m same day;
LEAVE Wellsville daily except Sunday at a m, and
return to Welsvie from Little Beaver Bidge by p
N day.
Io027 From Welsve by Inverness, salinesvie Hastings
vile, Norrstown and Augusta, to Minerva, 80 miles
and back, once week.
Leave Wellsville every Saturday at s an;
Arrive at Minerva same day by pm,
Leave Minerva every Friday at 81 m;
Arrive at Welsvile same day by pm.
IoO2s From Welsvile, by Cops Mills, CroIon, Scroggs
field CarrolIon, Leavit, Rose, New Cumberland, and
Tabor, to New Philadelphia, 60 miles and back,
week.
Leave w ellsvile every Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Carrollon same day by 4pm;
Leave Carroton every Monday at am;
Arrive at WelIsvillc same day by 6pm
Leave Carrolton every Friday at m
Arrive at New Philadelphia day by m;
Leave New Philadelphia every Saturday at m;
Arrive at Carollton same day by 8 m,
I0029 From New Lisbon by East Fairfield East Palestine
and Unity, to Enon Valley, 20 miles and back, once
a week.
Leave New Lisbon every Saturday at 6 IN;
Arrive at Enon Valley same day by IL m;
Leave Enon Valley every Saturday at pm;
Arrive at New Lisbon day byzpm,
10000 From New Lisbon, by Gavers McKags Mills Dun
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-18
The Legislature.

October Q, 1851.
--shNATE,--The Senate was called 10 or
der by tho Hon. Julius Converse, when pray.
or was offered by Rev. Edward Putnam, Of
Montpelier.
The ron was called and tho oath of Office
administered.
The Chair nominated and the Senate APP
pointed canyaSsiug committee:
Resolutions, BY Mr. Lyman, that both nous
es meet in joint assembly at 80 p. NJ. to hear
the report of the committee appointed to can
vass the votes for Governor, Lieut. Governor
and Treasurer, and if necessary 10 elect those
officers; adopted. BY Mr. Batcheldcr, that
the Secretary furnish n daily and weekly
newspaper, for each member OF the Senate
such as they shall designate, Pointed in the
State; adopted
On motion of Mr. Royce, committee of
two 20 inform the Governor of the organize
ton of the Senate, and that it was ready 10 re-
ceive any communication From him, was mp
pointed, consisting Mcssrs Royce and East
man 3 .n ra,Ur s.la ,r sHf u3aa- a
On motion of Mr. Seymour, il was voted
that when the Senale nd ionrn it aaieuFn 20
meet at ~ O'clock, T. NJ Adjourned.
HOUSE.A1'he House met at ten o'clock
and was called 20 order by f. Merrill, Esq.
Secretary of State. Alter the roll had beef
called and the oath administered. the Secre-
tary stated that eredential had been present.
ed to him certifying to the election of Arad
Hitchcock as representative Of Wcstfield who
was formerly a resident OF the town of West
ficld, but moved to Canada aud returned Ia
months before election. The certificate was
deemed insufficient by the Secretary of State
on the ground that the requisite statement MS
Ca tho residence of MIR Hitchcock was not
stated in the certificate. On motion of Mr.
Kellogg, Mr. Hitchcock was admitted aud
sworn. Two credentials were presented from
the town OF Glastonbury, ono certifying TO the
election of John Elwell, and the other 10 the
election OF Jeremiah Mcdonald, and the Sec
rotary declined to enrol either both cruden-
tials were laid on the table. The Same oc-
CURED in the case OF Isle Ia Mott, Peter Fleu.
~ and Dorus y. Goodsill- beth having ccrtif.
;catcs of election and these credentials wcrc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-18

the committee on Judiciary, By Mr. Ro,e.
repeating ACT Of ihf9, relating 10 iniernation,
a. literary and scientific exchanges toC.eneral
The Chair announced that the ser,ssn,
,-Arm5 had appointed the following officer,
David j. Davenport, Doorkeeper.
heorge q, Fay, Charles II. Joyce. Albs,,
House. w"
The House proceeded 10 the elsc,io,, .,
Nls'h' A"a ChAloh b. Dayey was chosen oipa
.,,, ase Chair aHaounred the following Com
90 hules-Alessn Gpndey, Stacy, Hub.
iiells
On RleetOns- Messv Wright, Crawf,,l
thambrriin, burkh, bifehari, Keith Born,
sEHATEvP NJ BulA Introduced .aJ
FeiaFred--by Mr Cnrrier relating a. The .rt
llenent o. estates % The Judiciary commit.
tee hy MI Nhiiiemove 20 Incorporate he
brandon Iron aud oar wheel 60, a. the com.
nittee on manufacturers. By Mr. Wentvortl,
70 incorporate The Northern Telegraph com
pany 10 COMMITTEES on roads.
ON motion Of Mr. Royce, the chair pon,ina-
ted and the Senate appointed tbe fslloWins
az inc committee on the part Of the Senate 10
~ ~ irobatei s
Messrs Bigelow OF Remington. G,.lbu..
Of Nihdham, Miller OF WindsoT How. III All.
Olson, Laplam Of Rutland, Keith OF Washing.
ton, Green Of franklin, Thurber Of ORANGE
Whilemorc Of Chiuendeu, Chamberlin Of
Caledonia, Bailey of Lamoillc, BATES Of Or.
leans Dewey Of E'sex; Marvin OF Gnnd
Isle.
On motion Of Mr. Seymour the Senate pro
eeeded 20 elect the following
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Committee on Finance Aicssrwentworth
Crowley, Eastman.
90, On Jadieiag-Afc''r' Royce, cuuisr
Whltemore,
on Claims Mcssn Seymour, Bates, Bald.
win.
On Edocation-NIsssrs lyman, Wiicmorc,
On Agrieulturo-NIe.." Green, Goolhuc,
/ Bailey,
on Manufacture AIcssrs BachcldcrFos-
ter, Keith,
On Eloc,ions---Aie'srs Crowley, Lupham,
! Iburber.
On Military AGairs-M cs,rs Howe, Nor
| throp, Moult0n.
On Roads-Messrs Dewey, Bigclow, Mat
tocks.
On Banks ale@p Hyde, Blake, Cham
berlin.
On land Taxes -Mics.rs Bates, Aiiller,i'ar.
stow. Adj.
Petitions rcfcrred--0f Thomas
Dana and s0a others, OF William Davis and
20 others Of baltimore, Of William Jaryisand
"a others Of Wcathcrfeld, for a hank at
! Springfield 20 committee on Banks. Ofcit-
liens OF Bethel and Stockbridgc, for the rcs-
toration Of Jonathan Gannett 90 his legal
privilege 10 the compitfee on the Judicia-
~. OF Dudley Lcaviu aud 81 others, for
the preservation 0f FISH in Wherlock pond ;
90 General committee. Of Henry A. smith
aud otlfcrs, of A, II. Till and others, for an
alteration IN the militia law 60 committee
on Military Affairs. or George A. Apple
ton. and others, against John Matthews, Jr.,
OF CRANKY boing entitled TO scat in the
House, alleging that Mr. Matthews was elect
ed amer an agreement 10 discontinue voting F;
| 10 committee on Elections.
: Bill rrferrcd-By Mr. IIubbcll, authoriK-
ing the business OF banking; OF his motion
referred TO a select committee OF FIVE, Hy
DuFkoe, 10 restore Jonathan Ganugtt 90 hv
I legal rights and privileges, who was convict
ed Of incest and breaking jail in Windsor
county TO the Judiciary COMMITTEE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-18

Saturday, Oct. IL, An,
SENATE.-Tl,e chair announced ~ ti1
committee on the part of the Senate 20 pro-
pose and report joint rules, Mnssrs. Dewey
aud Keith. ...... f.
The Secretary Of Civil aud Military AGaiu
communicated the annual executive Message,
hich was read and on motion of MIR Royce
...-l.+--l sl.iffs,s+s,i
sec. OF the Senate vas directed TO procure
500 copies to be- printed for the use of the
Senate
BHis Introduced aud referred, BY Mr. Scy.
mour, relating 10 associations ~ addition TO-
chap. ~, r. y; to committee on Judiciary
BY Mr. Bailey, TO incorporate the Green
Mountain Health association; ordered TO lie
on the table. BY Mr. Lyman, relating to,
corporations; 20 committee ON judiciary. by
Mr. chambcrlin, TO amend nm act incorporai-
ing the Danyilc and Passumpsif Plank Road
Company TO the committee on roads.
lTOUSE.-Bills Rcitrrcds BY Mr. Saw
EineaERaFs.tls4.it l.,4- it.Ahatft County Bank
at West Townshend. by Mr. Maynard, in
cooperating the Bank of Richmond. By Mr.
| Burke, incorporating the Skitcbaway Bank,
at Springfield. BY Mr. Woodward, incopo-
rating the Bank of Royalton. BY Mr. Butler,
Incorporating the West River Bank, Mt ia
maicR scverally to committee on banks
BY Mr. Barrett incorporating the ShorehAm
Marble Co.; to committee on Manufactures.
by Mr. Magoon repeating so much Of tho law
relating to the Grand List as allows deduc-
lion for debts owed; 10 committee of Ways
and Means. BY Mr'Pike, in addition To act
of 1850 relating TO notaries public. masters in
chancery, SSc.; constituting sections 1, 2, 8, OF
said act so.as not TO require notaries. public 10
aflix their seals Ia committee on the JudiGia-
ry By.Mr Woodward. amending section 3
OF act Of lS47 so as to impose a certain for
FIXTURE on owners and keepers of bowling al
lows who suffer them to be used afeer notice
by selectmen aud lodgment Of certificate in
the town clerks office; 10 the Judiciary com
mittee.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Barrett, that the Gov
ernor report to the House the disrcspectul
communications OF Virginia and North Caro-
lima, mentioned in the Executive message;
laid on the table. BY Mr. Fay, that select
committee Of five be appointed by the char
to report such alterations and amendments
of the present listing law hs are thought prop
err; amended ON motion of Mr. Richardson by
appointing one member from each county on
.ly adopted. BY Mr. Grandcy, that the Sec
rotary of State inform the House whether the
ee4sEsls- III Z ssp has been FstHHsd IN tins of
flee. and il so, that he report accordingly n
dopted, .ylf.a.4a ...a. Too. ..07 yZ,l..
|, The chair appointed the following commit
tee. e'
On the General Banking Law-Messrs
Hubbell, Harlow, Fletcher, BloeFo:t, Grecn'
Leave of absence was asked for the mem
Der from Gaanby; opposed by MIR keii9ss -
and granted, after an amendment by mr
Grandy that the Clerk withhold the cernh-
cate ofriebenture, which entitled the MEMBER
to certain compensation until further or"'i
from the House. ...f ,.-fT e. De-
H D
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-18

der, came on FOE riaL An tLe gases, good
and bad alike p.iig against thr plaintiff some
one asked unrls ,hmmy' h0W 10 happened
why, said le, Mint aN 0thfJurg hat same
ofmem olDels' There was 'rririhution Wvr-
"a aud legal"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-18

no LIH N|H NI'"I'T Monday, Vct TO.
81, sENATE--4Bills introduced aud REFEREE re-
by Mr. Goodhuc, altering sec. o. chap lo'i
II. S. relating 70 grand and petit jurors, e',u
repeating an act Altering the same s'ani,e-aP-
proved * ID fs4g. with the petitions OF james
.lPiteom andootbcts, and MN. :. Barre sFr''
others, for the passage ofthe bill to the con-
uittec on Judiciary ], by MFt Miller Provn-
inc for the registration of births. -naIrlas,
and DEATH! fd Committee on cddcauon.=
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also laii on the table,
The House was then directed 10 the clee-
don df SPEAK er for the year ensuing, when
Mr. Stacy nominated THONGS u. fgVnrs d
WOOdsiock, Mr kellogg nominated A. 2.
Howell OF Troy, and 81 BARLOW nominated
Isaac Is. Iiowdish OF swanlou-
The ballot was reported a. follows
Whole hnmDeri l1'
r. r. Powers, IOl'
A. j. RoWsll, ~
l. IS. BOWdish, 10
George W. Graudey,
J.. g. Kellogg,
Whereupon the Hon. THOMAS J., row
FRS was declared a. be- elected, and was
conducted 10 the chair by Mesars STACY AMI
Kellogg, and on taking the oath " elyse al
dressed the House,
On motion Of Mr. Barrett he IIohss pro-
ceeded 20 the election OF Clerk pro femforei
and the result was a. follows
Chalon r., Dayey Of Huntington, ~
Gnstayus A Burbank 0f Danslllei "a
bradley Barlow OF Fairfield,
And CHALON n, DANEf, Esql was dc
clared 70 boz elected, and was sworn
p Resolutions iiy Mr. liubbell' adopting
rules OF last year tor the time being adopted
By Mr. Rose, directing the clerk 90 furnish
one daily aud tNo weekly newspapers. pub
lished la tho Stan ~ each member. Mi
Richardson moved 10 insert one weakly in'
stead Of two amendment agreed 20 and the
resolution adopted,
On motion OF Mr. Kellogg, ordered that, :
committee Of three members be raised 10 not
III the Governor Of the organization 81 tht
llouse aud Measrs Kellogg, Barrett anc
Stacy we're appointed Hsttr committee.
The Speaker nominated, and tho House
hbTuinted 4canyasa,ng committee on ia part
HOuSBr-P, Resolutions. by MI
Rose, that the Speaker be directed TO invite
tho resident cerPymen of Montpelier, 90 Ollie
late a. chaplaihs, in rotation, during the Sec
sion adopted. by Alr Hubhell, for join
Committee Of one Senator and three member
from each coustfy, 10 canvass votes for coun
~ officers adopted.
The senate eAme in and the oanvassinl
cnmmlIInn rnnnrLnh tho vote for hLALn nLllnnI-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-18

MAJORITY Tor iiowcH1 10"
The committee reported that two returns
Of votes were presented from glastonbury
both OF which Woro rejected. No returns
were received from ssarsburgh, Pittsford
and Wallinfford.
The election OF State officers having been
declared, on motion ~ Mr. Stacy il was order
cd thai joint committee oftw Senators and
three members Of the House be raised, 10 mo-
tiiy the Governor, Lieut. Governor and Treas
urcr elect and Mcssrs Curricfan Mattock'
Of the Senate, and MessrS Stacy, Bowdisli
md Kellogg of the House, were appointed ~
the Committee.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-14

ar extra quality just received and for sale At the City
" Market by SO Az FA1H'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-14
NEW ENGLAND ART UNION.

Ft1HE objects of this Institution The encourase-
ment of Art SIS. and the promotion of Art 10 be ac-
conpshed by procuring subscriptions of money 10 hs
applied TO the distribution Of Works of among the
subscribers, and furnishing Artists the means Of edu
cation in Art.
Subscribers Of fue dollars members Of the Socie.
" Tor the year for which the subscription paid and
entitled 10
1st-An Engraving of the highest order Engraved for
the Society. and printed for subscribers only
The Engraving for This year will be from the master-
y production OF listen, entitled Saul and the Which
of Endor," owned by Col Il. II. Perkins, ard most
generously loaned by him 10 the Socley for that pur-
pose.
Fordepth Color fine drawing, and grand conception
this Picture will rank with the best in The world. Size
of the plate 10 by 26 b,ches.
2d-Onc Share in the allolnen, made at the Annual
General Meeting.
The amount hand after providing the necessary
expensts, &c, Will be div fded by the Directors
into number of sums of various amounts, the value
of $50 10 $3.50 adapt the purchase of works
cf Art. OF The properly Artists their immediate
heirs and such 10 be represented by certificate 10
be alloticd 10 The subscribers, which allotment the
subscribers viii be invited 10 attend
The certificates devoted 10 The purchase of
Pictures, Drawings Medals, Engravngs and other
Works Of Art, executed by native resident American
Artists
All payments from the funds OF the Institution ara
made 10 The Artist direct
The Directors will select works of for such prize
holders may desire it,
Subscriptions received by
SAWYER 4 MAGOUN, Honorary Secretaries
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-14
Excursion.

The Winter Street Sunday School and So
ciety will make an excursion to Augusta, on
Friday next, in the steamer Seguin. They
will be received and entertained by Rev. Mr.
Webb's Sunday School and Society, and ad.
dresses made appropriate to the occasion. The
Bath Glee Club is expected to accompany the
party and enliven the occasion. The Seguin
will leave Blackmer's wharf at precisely Z A.
NJ. and returning, will leave Augusta at P
NJ. Fare 80 cents-children connected with
the Sunday School Is cents. AS the number
of tickets is limited, the members of the school
and society are requested to make early appli-
cation for tickets at the bookstores of Sawyer
s Magoun, Henry Hyde, and of the Commit.
tee.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-14
COad's Patent Graduated Calv.n;c
Battery, and Patent Insala-
ted Poles,
FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES.

THE subscrb respectfully informs he afflicted tina,
he has purchased The Right Of Coad's Palen, Grad
uaed Galvanic Battery and patent Insulated Poles for
Lincoln County, Me- and now ready 10 sell indiviu-
al and rights his office. nj the residence Of DR.
Prescott in the city of Bath and TO operate patients
with this extremely useful instrument for the cure of all
nervous and various other Diseases
This battery is the only instrument ever known 10
man, by which the galvanIc mud can be conveyed 10
the human eye the ear the BRAIN any other part
of the body, in d. finite gentle stream without shocks
pain, with perfect safety and with the happlesi Ell
feels. This important instrument is now justly and
highly approved by many of the most eminent phys-
clans the country, whom the afflicted will be
erred. Reference will also be given TO many highly
respectable persons who have been cured by means OF
this valuable apparatus of some OF the most invet
nervous disorders which could not be removed by
any other known means.
Among others, i, has been proved to be admirably
adapted for the of the following Diseases VIZ ner
vous headache, and other diseases OF the BRAIN IL rs
with this apparatus only before stated na you Gun
convey electric fluid with safety to the eye TO restore
sight dimncss amauross; 10 the ear 10 restore
hearing, the tongue and ether organs 10 restore
speech; and the parts of the body Tor cure Oh
Chronic Rheumatism, Asthma. Neurals1, or Tic Doul-
ourenx Paralysis Palsy, Gout Cholera or ST Ntus
Dance Epilepsy, weakness from spralns some diseases
peculiar females Iunacy, Contraction ofthe Limbs,
Locked Jaw, &c. II bulk and funess to the
wasted limbs, stiff JOINTS strengthens weak and
old persons and prolongs life.
Patients coming from n distance, can be amply accom-
modated with board and all medical aid which their ca
SEES may require will be PROMPTLY given.
CHARLES III. LYNCH.
Bath August g. 1851. 3w7
The following communication will show the impor-
of this useful instrument in The city OF Bath
BATH July % 1851.
Mr.. CoAD, the Paientee of Electro Galvanic APP
paraius, has operated in my office for nearly week
past often in my presence with very aiterng success
Gen James Mcclellan has received much benefit from
the operations, for disease OF the heart and deafness
and the Rev Robert Starr. aged about seventy stated
in presence that he had been totally deaf IN his right
6f years and after eaiions he could
hear more distinctly with II than The other
BENZ PRESCOTT ~ ID.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-14

FATAL ArFRAY.-The telegraph has alrea-
dy informed us of the death of MIR. Van Brls-
din, at Milwaukee The following were the
circumstances =
The deceased was on hunting excursion, In
company with three or four gentlemen from
M In passing the premises of farmer named
Gallagher, an alteration originated in some
way between the farmer and the deceased
Hot words were followed by personal violence.
Mr.. Gallagher wrested the gun from Mr.. Van
Brisdin, in which contest the gun was dis
charged, the contents taking effect ia the groin
of the latter, causing his death in about two
hours. A coroner's inquest was Immediately
called, but they have not yet finished their in
vestieation. The discharge of the gun was
probably accidental. Gallagher is under ar
rest, and the whole affair will undergo the
strietest scrutiny. trF 9ltf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-14

We learn that at the trial of the Kennebec
Fire Engines, the two engines of Augusta
burst their hose before they had reached any
thing like the distance they had PLAYED the
day previously. The trumpet has been OBJ.
tanned by the Torrent Company Of Bath, but
the Augusta Companies do not feel that it car
ries with 1t anything more than the advantage
OF good luck. We understand that purse is
to be made up in Augusta, and Bath invited
to cover it. and real trial of strength and
skill be had to determine who shall possess
the treasure. The Bath Boys will not object
TO this for they 60 in for lots Of fun.-Bangor
Courier.
Neither did the Torrent or Deluge, of this
city, reach anything like the distance they had
previously played; and they labored under the
same disadvantages in regard to the bursting
OF hose, as the Augusta tubs. Not only this,
but the Torrent drafted its water two or
three feet farther than the Augusta tubs. and
played their machine with their ewn boys only
The truth is the Zimmerman engines, with
the Bath boys to work them, are the ones to
do the execution, as the operations of the Tor
rent clearly show.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-14

kDIANA.-It is reported that f. w. Nc
Gaughey, whig, is defeated in the 9TH district,
and the wings will therefore have but two out
of the ten members, namely, 5. w. Parker in
the 4th, and l.. Q. DeBruler in the LIST district,
which will make the delegation stand demo-
Gratis, wings, wing gain of one. The dem
ocrats chosen are. c. L. Durham; 3. ].
L. Robinson; 5. Thos. A. Hendricks; 6. w.
A. German; 7. John G.. Davis; 8. Daniel
Mace; 9. G. N. Fitch; 10. James w. Bor-
den. E. A. flanagan formerly U. S. sena-
tori has been elected to the legislature from
Fountain county.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-14
To the Ladies of Bath and VICINITY.

MRS. WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
and FEMALE PHYSICIAN, has a SOOTHING
SYRUP, for CHILDREN TEETHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of teething by
softening 'he gums-will allay all pain and
spasmodlc action; and is SURE TO REGU-
LATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it,
Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and re-
lief and health to your infants, nerer has 1t
failed # timely independently safe to be ad-
ministered TO very feeble infants. A fresh
supply at CURTIS PERKINS,. Price IS
cents hottie.
N. r. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP, and attend to it at once
if your child is suffering. DIR. S. P. Shaw. ACT.
lyl1