davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-27
Dyspepsia.

Myers Extract of Rock Rose has been but short
time before the public yet sufficiently long to effect
cures, So remarkable to call forth hundreds of
unsolicited testimonials from those who owe their
restoration Of health to its use. 1t is worthy of
notice, that taec are act om ina ginary individu-
ais, or from persons in some remote part of the
country but from persons of high responsibility and
influence, in the vicinity where they reside Read
the certificate of Ch.uucey jerome. Esq, the great
Clock Manufacturer.
Mr.. \. q. l.. Myers Dear Sir: Some eighteen
months since was severely afflicted with Dyspepsia
and Indigestion. | used one largo bottle &! your
Compound Extract Of Rock Rose and Sarsaparilla.
and feel it has completed cure
CUAUNCEY JEROME.
New Haven, Sept c, l&jl.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by G. T. SAN
BORN CO, Burlington, and by Dealers in Mcdi
cues everywhere. w3Ow2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-27

..UAJ.,n Fh.M FUK S,LE.
CONSISTING OF 22l ACRES LYING AND
Y being in the Nillag" of Potsdam, County oil
St. Lawrence, and State of New York, and can
readily be sold for Village Lots, laid out map,
and colored yellow.
Tho Buildings ON tho Premises us follows
Man .ion House 10 feet by 80 cost about IS 900.
Farm House - feet by 80, and with Dairy Build
ing attached.
Carriage House and Carriage Shed.
Wore shop and Lumber shed.
Smoke House, Ice House, Corn Barn, Horse Barn,
80 feet ny 50 feet.
One Cow Barn, 80 feet by 40 feet, with cellar.
" % " 81 "
d" Shed, % by 80 feet.
" II feet by 80 teet,and other sheds.
Tho Garden il enclosed with beautiful grove OF
Trees.
For an inland place its natural beauties are not
surpassed by any in Northern New York.
4 Map Of the Farm and Village of P"tsdam car
nc seen at the Office # :. Wires. in burlington, Hl
i, authorized to make sale Of the farm, and will
give any information relative to it.
For further particulars enquire Of
l.. GARRISON. II West 18th street, New FORK
". VI. HITCHCOCK, PotSdam, n. Y.
". W. PARTRIDGE, burlington, Vt.
Dec. ), 1888. w?imoS2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-27
[REroRrrD Pon THE FREE PREss.l
Supreme Court.
decisions. December Term 1853.

Usrlbgr 8. Hodges U. Chintnden. The defendant
being about to employ one Brownson, who was
debtor of the plaintiffs agreed with the plaintiffs,
with Brownson's assent) that Brownson should
draw orders weekly on the defendant in favor of
the plaintiffs for the value of his week at certain
price per day, and that the should be accepted
by the defendant, and paid to the plaintiffs account
Of their debt against Brownson. Brownson accord
ingly labored for the defendant and drew orders
which were carried and delivered to the plaintiffs by
the defendant. Subsequently the plaintiffs at
the request of the defendant charged to him the
whole amount of the orders thus drawn. After this
the work done by Brownsou proved to be Of value
TO the defendant. 1t appeared that the original
contract of the defendant with Brownson for said
work contained II specification that Brownson should
receive pay unless his work proved to be of value
and that the defendant all the while supposed that
his liability to the plaintiffs depended the same
contingency, but the plaintiffs from the first
entirely ignorant of this stipulation and supposed the
undcrta ing of the defendant absolute. He'd, re-
versing the judgment below, that the plaintiffs could
not recover the amount Of the orders SO drawn,
delivered and charged.
Kidder =. Morse The purchaser of land under
) u
lector. to compel the execution of deed Of the land,
upon the expiration of the time of redemption, al
though such sale be irregular and void, on account
OF the Noncompliance by tho collector, with the
law regulating such sales
Briggs y. Tucker. ADM. A creditor who has
levied upon the share Of an heir in the estate Of
deceased person, is not entitled TO petition for all
appeal from decree of the Probate Court, in respect
such estate, under the statute giving any heir"
de-. a right to petition for, and be allowed such
appeal.
Mcdonald s. Mills u HaigM g. Barker. Covenant
may be maintained against all the members of a
partnership, upon sealed instrument executed by
one member Of the firm, in the partnership name,
and within the scope Of the partnership business if
the other members have, by paro even, either pre-
viousy authorized such execution, assentod to it
at the time or ratified it afterwards judgment
below roversed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-27

California to Sonora. Mr.. &. supported his
resolution at some length, contending that the
naval force at present on the Pacific was
totally insufficient either to protect our COM
merce or to prevent flibustcring expeditions
from California. He referred to the Sonora
with IL single gun would have been sui-
cicnt to have prevented it. He thought it
useless for the President to issue a proclama-
ton, unless such proclamation was accompa-
MED with an adequate force Mr.. G. be-
licved that expeditions were now going, and
would continue to 20 to Sonora in spite of
proclamatons or any force at present in the
Pacific, and concluded by expressing the hope
tiated with Mexico embraced all the territory
which that Government could not defend. If
it did not he would endeavor to have it SO
modified.
The Presidents Message is under discus
sion,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25th.
SENATE.
Yesterday the French spoliation bill was
assigned for week from Monday, The Ne
braska bill to Monday next. Mr.. Mason
offered resolution that as matter of respect
to the government of Mr.. Bodisco, the Russian
Minister, and in further respect to his MEM
ory and virtues, and to enable Senators to
attend his funeral, that when the Senate add
journ it adjourn to Thursday next. This was
debated. Messrs. Mason, Butler, Cass and
Iamlin favoring Mcssrs, Gwin and John
son opposing it as bad precedent. Mr..
Walker called for the ayes and nays, when
Mr.. Mason withdrew the resolutions. Mr..
Weller then moved that to enable Senators
to attend the funeral Of Mr.. Bodisco. the
Senate when it adjourn should adjourn to
Thursday agreed to.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Benton eulogizcd NJ. Bodsco. and the
House adjourned to Thursday in order IL
allow members tc attend his funeral.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-27
Items Of the Week.-FOreisn and Domestic
The Niagara's News.

BosToN, Jan. %, 1854
The Niagara arrived at Halifax, this morn
ing She had Il very stormy passage.
Her news is not conclusive, but the adyices
from Constantnople and st. Petersburgh
make it more probable that general Euro
pcan war will take place.
BDsroN, January 25th, 1854
The Niagara arrived here at 10 this \. NJ.
The London Chronicle Of Jan. 18th says,
" there is but u slender hope that general
European war can he avoided" Russia is
pushing large rcinierccnentu into the princi-
rali.ies
1t was reported thar the Car had rejected
The new propositions Of the four powers. In
Constantin,Ilc u rio. WAS threatened in con-
sequence Of the Divar showing a disposition
30 favor negotiations for peace. An early
resumption of hostilitins on the Danube is
expected. To the 2jth Of December the allied
fleets had not entered the Black Sea, owing to
the tcmpcstuous weather. Louis Napoleon is
preparing to send an army Of 5000 men to
Turkey, and openly declares his sympathy
with the Porte. In England Prince Albert is
charged with betraying cabinet secrets to
Russia and Austria, and the expressions Of
indignation against his conduct are very
strong There was report that another duel
between Mr. Soule and Lord IIowden was only
deferred on account Of death in the latter's
family
Mr., Marsh, L. S. Minister at Constants
noplc has had his retiring interview with the
Sultan previous to returning home.
The greatest snow storm ever known had
occurred in England, France and Belgium
and destructive floods were feared.
The brcadstuff market in England was
more excited than at any time since the
famine in Ireland. Flour for the week had adj
vnnced 9 IL S. Wheat 10 Id. Corn Is
cd 2s.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
The President has issued proclamation
against the Sonora Fillibusters St Senators
arc said to be in favor Of the confirmation Of
Collector Redfed. The Committee on Com
merce has reported in his favor. The Presi-
dent has announced that he shall sustain the
laws, in case the Erie rioters shall persevere
in their present course.
Bodisco the Russian Minister is dead.
Fire in st. Johns.
St. Johns, C. E., Jan. "a.
Last night about IL o o'clock fire broke out
here damaging Fosters Glass Factory con-
siderably.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-27
XXXIII CONGRESS--Firs Session
WAsHrNGToN, Jan. IS.
sen ATE.

WAsHrNGToN, Jan. IS.
SENATE.
Mr. Cooper introduced bill granting land
to aid in completing the Sunhury and Erie
Railroad He urged the justice Of allowing
the old States to share IN the public lands or
their proceeds. Mr., Wade thought the ap-
plcation came with bad grace from Pennsyl-
'vania while she permitted the Railroad out
RACES at Erie, If this grant was to be made,
it should be with condition that Pennsy-
vsnia would permit other States to form con-
nections between roads over her tcrrtory:-
Mr.. Cooper said that there was an unwritten
history of the events leading to the Erie
trouble, which when known would place the
matter in different aspect, and the wrongs
and insults endured by the people of Erie at
the hands of Railroad companies of other
States would then appear Bill referred,
Mr.. Phelps question was postponed in
consequence Of Mr.. Phelps illness.
HOUSE,
The bill for the relief Of sufferers by the
San Francisco disaster was passed
Mr. Gerritt Smith offered the West Point
bill, denouncipg war as a relic Of barbarism
and contending that all deaths incurred by a
nation in the pursuit of war, were unjust.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
SENATE.
Mr.. Gwin offered resolution calling for
information as to the disposal Of the U. s.
Naval t3re,st the ti-s ,s tie expedition from
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-27
Telegraphic Report of the Cam
bridge Cattle Market.

fReported for the Weekly Free Press.
January 25, 1854.
At market, 7SG Cattle, about 700 bceves
and sc stores consisting of Working Oxen,
Cows and Calves, Yearlings, two and three
years old
M'rket Beef, extra per cwt 50 quick. First
quality, "a. Second do S7a7,50, Third do
$3.50 Ordinary Sc
Hides per cwt Gao, so.
Tallow, 81 a 81.
Pelts, 81 so.
Calf Skins. II cts per h..
Barrellins Cattle, a $50.
Veal--Culves. 8, !, 9.
S,orcs-W Oxen, 90, l0l, II, IS,
81, 40 to 90.
Cows and Calves, %, S, 8, 80, 7, 40, 8. 8,
sc to 90.
Two Years Old, %, 5, I, 80, "a, : to 20.
Three do do &c, s, Al, G, 9 to ~.
Sheep and Lambs. 3,079 at market quail
ty most excellent. Extra Gt, 8, 9 to T.. BY
lot 3 .2j to5.
rNlnc-OtlIl ltt u N anu corn lcua cclls
per pound.
Remarks-The market il still short of a
full supply of beef by at least 800 head OF
good heavy oxen. Holders are firm, but
buyers are firmer, and taking enough to sup.
ply INN cdate wants, being in expectation
of u large number Of Western cattle at Brigh.
ton Tomorrow, The weather is intensely
cold. At . this morning the mercury was
below zero at - to-day only above at tn,
cattle yards. los cars came over the Fitch
burgh Railroad and % over the Boston ant
Lowell Railroad loaded with cattle, sheep
swine, horses and fowls,
The number from each State
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-27

CONSISTING OF 2l5 ACRES, ALL ARABLE
~ land of excellent quality, and a desirable
variety of soils. 1t has two good Dwelling Houses,
and numerous Barns and Sheds; is situated four
miles from Burlington Village by the best road in
the County, and from the buildings commands view
of the broad Lake, its islands, bays and adjacent
scenery, superior to almost any other in town, maxi
ing it n very pleasant place Of residence. Although
it combines advantages rarely to be found united,
it will be sold 10 per cent lower than the average
price, for the last two years. of equally fertile West
ern Vermont land GEO. +. BAR low.
Burlington, Jan. q. WITT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-27
Amos p. French's Estate.

WE TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been APP
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for tho District Of Chttenden, Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all PERSONS against the estate Of Amos F. French,
late Of Burlington, in said District, deceased, rep
resented insovent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto and six months from tho
day of the date hereof being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, do therefore hereby give notice,
that we will attend TO the business Of our appoint
ment, at the Office VI Weston Noyes, in burlington,
in said District, the third Tuesdays Of March and
june next at 10 O'clock, a. NJ, each Of said days.
Dated this 9th day Of December, A. D. 1853.
HUMPHREY PAUL, Comu,,,;oror,
ANTHONY LADUkE,
w3lw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-27
Indian Doctors !

- c. & p. b. RICHARDS DESCENDANTS
". of the Grand Ottawa Tribe, have Ia en- up
their residence in Burlington, ON st. Paul street,
second door North of the stone Church, where they
prepared to administer to the wants of the Sick
and Afflicted. Having had long experience in the
use of Vegetable Medicines, they feel no ordinary
degree of pleasure in stating to tac public generally,
and especially to the dcspairing Invalid, that They
CAN TnEAT SUCCESSFULLY all durable diseases to
which the human system is subject. The Doctors
have resided for the last three years i'll the city of
Hudson, where their aboriginal skill i'll the healing
art has earned for them an cnvablc reputation
Their success in the treatment of Pulmonary Con-
sumption, Diseases OF the Liver, Heart Kidneys and
Splccn Scroiulu, Drop,ics, Ulcers, Eruptons etc,
has had the effect to attract numerous invaids from
various parts of the country, greater portion Of
whom have been permanently cured by the use Of
those Roots and Plants that the Great Spirit has
particularly designed for the of the above com
plants, and for the administration Of which the
Doctors have become SO justly celebrated.
The Doctors inherit the skill and native talent
that have long distinguished their ancestors, a.
their Father and Grand Father celebrated Med
icinc Men of their Tribes
The sick of both scxcS are invited to call and con
suit these Thoroughbred Indian Doctors.
81 The Doctors will visit patients ut their resi-
dcnccs, when desired
Burlington, Jan. IL, 1854. WY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-27

ASiES-Since our last report Pearls have ad-
vanGed with sales at g 81 a 80 and in demand
with a small stock. Pots have not improved as
much worth 10 o7A.
BpTTER-The mar ct continues in short supply
for prime choice article in tubs in fact seldom is
there small stock and better demand than at the
present timc with sales at 20 a nc. Other grades
in fair supply and good request from IA l9c, as to
quality,
BEANS-Are of quick sale if clean and carefully
pic cd over, but the larger portion in market are of
Al inferior quality. Choice Marrowiats are worth
SEA IA selected Peas at ! 70 o 81 other
kinds at % a o2i, as to quality, Canada Peas
are firm at g. IS per bu.
CllEEsE-Inere has been an advance on the best
quality, is unusually scarce and sought for ut lOt
DRIED APPLES-No change to notice. the sun
ply is equa! to the demand and must be bright and
properly prepared to obtain our highest quotations
our late sales at Il for some 10000 lbs from West
New York.
FLOUR-Very favorable adyiccs from. Europe
have caused considerable excitement in tho Flour
market and prices have advanced rs 81 &c per bbl
on all kinds. The receipts have been moderate and
the stock OF both Western and Southern continues
small.
I GRAfN-The arrivals of Corn have been quite
small since our lat. comprising 1857 bushels
The sales have been - 20 900 bushels at Soc for
white and 10 92c for yellow, but the closing rates
sue for white and $50 for yellow Oats have been
/ in fair demand at % a SIC per bu for Northern
Rye is wanted for export and sales at 81 10 81 20
per bu.
H0PS-The market continues quiet but holders
firm at Sc
/ PkOVlSIONS-No change in Pork. Small sales
1 Ms wanted by the trade at our quotations, Dressed
Hogs continue in demand and have been sold rs fast
as received at ii &c per ID. Venison Toe per ID.
PolATOEs-Are wanted for shipping with ready
sales for Whites and Peach Blow at 10 75c per bu.
eEEDa-Iae arrival of Grass seeds has bccu
limited, and this is not tho season for doing much,
but would recommend present shipments to meet tho
early demand We anticipate prices will be in the
range Of cur quotations. There was large stock
OF Glover held over. The new crop we Judge will be
much less than usual Timothy likely to be abund-
ant
oIAhCH-Potato is held firm at Sc, and could be
sold freely at 44c.
WOOL-The market for fleece and pulled Wool
has been quite active, the sales of the week COM
prising 100000 lbs, in the range of quoted rates.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-27
HATS, GAPS, EU n 8 q
Gloves, Trunks, &C., &c.

The subscriber has just returned from market
with the best, and largest stock of Furs, Robes.
Gloves, &c. he has had. Call and examine
and if quality and price does not compare with any
establishment here or elsewhere, then do not buy.
Also a large Stock Of
Bonnet Cases, Trunks, Ealliscs Ladies and Gentle.
men, satchcls, and Carpet Bags, Umbrellas. Canes,
Gloves, Mittcns, &C..
Custom Work of all kinds made to order He
has employed Cap makers and Fur workers, that
cannot be exceled. Please call and examine their
work.
WIN. G.. DREW,
formerly with n. Allen Co., is connected with the
above establishment, and assures his friends, he
never saw better stock Of Goods than may now be
found at Barnum's. l. W. BARNUM,
College street. End door from Church
October IA. 1853. d6wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-27
Barre Academy.

'gNIIE SPRING TERM WILL BEGIN Or
q Wednesday Feb. 18th. In order to effect :
complete division Of labor as possible in the sew
cral departments, ten teachers will be employed.
students wishing to enter either the English or
Classical Course, should be present at the commence
mcnt of tho term. For ooard or information see
catalogue, or address
j. :. SPAULDING, Principal.
Barre, Jan. lC, 1854. w30w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-27

alton, &c. with All their accompanying evils, (Can-
exctptcd) 10 matter how severe or Of Low long
Standing.
The Cotholicon far SURPRISES othcr remedies, in
being more certain, les: expensive, and ltdyins tie
system in better condition. let all interested call
and obtain pamphlet tfrce) containing ample pooi
from the most respectable sources, Of the bsntt:ai
results If its together with letters from highly
experienced Physicians, who have used it in th"ir
practice, and speak from their own observations.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-27
u ic D

In this village, Jan. oath, JULIA G., only daughter
Of WILLIAM and JULIA A. DECKER, aged 2 years,
months and 10 days.
IN Charlotte Cd The 10th list, Mis- EIuA B.
ovrrrs. Iysa 81 ystls.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-27
Copar tnership.

~ E BSCRIBERS HAVE FORMEDA
Il Copartnership for the transaction Of genera
Mercantile and Commission business, under
name of llsRRICK, BLupGErr 81 Co.
They have purchased the stock of the late firm of
Curtis Walker, and will continue the Same bust
meas ut the old stand recently occupied by them,
corner of Water and King streets, They hope by
fair dealing and prompt attention t. business, to
retain all the old customers of the late firm and
the public generally respectfully invited to give
US call. G.. X. IlERRlCK,
q. :. BLOpGETT,
GUY MILES.
September !. 1856 dkwtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-27
BURAlNGTON
Garnet, VV:arets use.

q "a z Be w "a U Z "a - q - t.
100 Church Street.
~ X. NICHOLS HAS Now COMPLETED HIS
H arrangements with all the principal Carpet
Manufacturers in the United States, as well as with
the importers for all desirable styles Of Foreign
Manufacture and can now exhibit great a variety
) most of the Carpet Houses in New \ ork and
BOSTON, and can seli rs low, and il fact
|. now selling Lower!
lie has on hand 200 pieces of nearly every Grad
and Pattern, such as beautiful
Tapestry Velvet, Tarcsty Bius4,...
English Brussels, Patent Velvet
Venetian, Three Ply,
Extra Supcrinc, SuEclLho,
Fine 4 common Ingram, Cotton ard VICE.
Cotton and Hemp, straw Mating,
Drugget, tFumb Cloths,
Door Mats Hearth Rugs
English and American Floor oil Cloths al
widths. from 9TH. to yards wide
Table oil Cloths, Window Shades and fixtures.
Curtain Musns, Da masks,
Morccns, ell spreads,
Blankets, Table Spreads, &c.
He has also on hand an extensive and compIetc
.T,CE ~
GE NERAL DRY GOODS,
cnrcfullv selected from both the New York ana
Boston Markets, and adapted to the various wants
both domestic and personal, Of all portions OF TIC
community.
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS,
in great variety, consisting Of
Mantilla Nelvcts, Merinos,
Brocadc silks, Coburgs,
Black silks, De LANES,
Black II chan gbl Satins, do do ali wool.
Plaid. striped, painanI Madonncs,
changeablc Silks, De Beges, &c, &c.
SHAW is
of every grade and variety, Long and Square, BAY
State, silk, Grape, Broche, Cashmere, Dclaine,
OSINRY, GLOVES. ETC.
In the Wooden department may be fuuod black, blue,
drab brown and green French, German and Au.tri-
can Cloths, Doe skins, Fancy Cassimeres, Sutnctt,,
Twecds, Nestiugs and Talor's trimmings. Al,
full assortment of Ladies' Cloths for cloaks Of every
desirable color, together with Cioaks and Naaal.A {.
the latest styles ready made. Also II large lot I!
Domestic and Bay State
FLAN \ ELS,
among which are Fine Flunnels for Ladies' Sack.
and childrcn's dresses, both plain and printed,
of u superior quality, and in great
variety Of color ana pattern.
Especial attention is called to HI. stock Of
Rich l}rOCadC Silks.
of which he is now Offering lar GER and better as
sortmcnt than has before been brought to this
market; also to Il superior s!ylr and quality of
BLACK SILK.
which will be sold low, and y warranted g not
to crack, Especial pains will be taken to show 20, DIS,
and to offer them at prices calculated to give entire
satisfaction.
y. B.-A liberal discount will be made to those
who buy to sell again, and to those furnishing hotels
and dwellings, where large quantities are wanted.
October 4. Visit
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-27
DIR. J. II. ANARCHISTS
Gel E DRAFTED ChTHOLTCON
For III, R.ls' and Cure Of
81 EIERING EEM AIES

I I stands prc-cm =
n incnt for its cu;a-
tive powers in all
th G diseases for
which it is recon-.
IN c n d e ., usually
called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Of these are Prolap-
sus uteri, or Falling
Of the " omb; fluor
Albus, or Whites ;
Chronic Infamma
tiun and liberation
Of the Womb ; Incl.
dental HemotrLagc,
or Flooding ; Pain
ful, suppressed, and
lire gular Menstru-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-27
For Sale Cheap.

> SECOND HAND COOK STOVES, IN GOOD
order.
! Very Large new stove for Store or nm OHlco
very large lot of second hand stove Pipe and FL.
bows and inches. Wash Tubs, Pals, Mark ct
Baskets Corn Baskets, &c
n LOVELY, Agent.
Burlington, De: IS, 1853 d6t&w4w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-27

HI INLNLLs.
y p prcru,, VI. u. Tt;e.N
II Firvt~r VI u r,rnr.I,igra. Ny
NJ If Nut. NJ. D. EorLs...i. n. Y.
II Y Tnnrr VI II -vroci,.,. K V
p,f n,.yr,p n n ToI,i,u.rr. Ma
l. g. nrr,rr NJ n. EoItinn,e. Nd.
" W. Krr,r. N. D.. New Yori, Ci.y.
" Pnrsco1r. VI. D., Concord. " H.
J.P. NlwLAyD, VI. D., Utica. ". Y.
Rev. c. 5. BEARD, Glenn Springs, :. c.
pamphlc,s had gratis at the store OF Mr, TnEO,
nopp n,ct, n.:-. ,,o., ; r.,,;t