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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-28

f. r. Flint Gorham, not the e1-
WIN T.Coleman, Sheriff,
W. p Farweli, T. j. Smiley,
- Thompson, coal raer- Gavin Nutting.
chant. T.. W Page, ex-banses,
J. II. Fish, Emile Grisar,
Aaron Burns g. B. Post,
c. Y. G.Dcspie Samuel Sole,
Charles Doane, Myers r. Truett,
Thsnss Johns, - osgood, clerk in Ap
Isaac .B,lxome, Jr., %, pralser's Office,
E. Il HE, Of Hus.ey, Henry ys'd Brown.
RoDd Hale, Jules David Of Abel, Guy
wihian Arlington, &Co.,
Nicholas Arlington, Charles Case,
Wi. Thnghas,, orK,chic, Tr~ CALIFORNIA, -
'Nsgood Co., xessrs. Vail, Tubbs, Demp
James Dows d.stiller, ster, Rogers * Bosauge-
all merchants.
i. seems by the despatch from New Orleans
murder. The man Bruce has, we believe, been
in the hands of the lcgsl authorities and was
condemned to die. II is probable that the Com
mttee had nothing to DO with him, but that he
was hanged according to law. The state of
things in California is one that may well excite
alarm, and lead lie to consider whether or not we
have really solved the problem of democratic
government.
But in all this gloom there is one cheering
spSch VI IcNs. Inc Stttc VI NdlHOfHll i ABOUT
to rcdeem IT, credit and pay the interest on its
bonds due In this city, Our readers will remem-
Der that the San Francisco bankers, Messrs Pal
mer, Cook & Company, were the agents Of the
State TO pay this money, which they had already
received. They failed TO forward II, and conse-
qucntly the interest on the State debt remains
unpaid. Besides the disgrace to the State, this
was very distressing TO numerous holders Of the
coupons here who depended upon the money for
their subsistence. The affair affords good les
son to States to beware how they lodge their
funds with irresponsible persons. Several other
States have been yictimized in the same manner,
and Il ought to be known by this time that the
only saie way in such cases il TO place the funds
in some sound, safe bank, which viii not be
broken by run.of a few thousand dollars. How
ever, we are glad to know that the State will not
repudiaie. She may come out right side up yet.
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This document was ordered on file.
Dr. HRRfs alse reported that the term OF Dr. Harcour
who was appointed TO special assistant during the
prevalence OF the yellow fever, had EXPIRED the disease
having died out.
Mr.. PtgDy objected 10 the removal OF DR.. Harcourf
Mr. CUNTS and tue PgEsnKST the same view OF the
subject The matter finally dsposcd Of by agreeing
10 send the communication Of De. Harris to Dr. Harcour
with expression OF the good feeling of Board for
his seryices. Adjou rned.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-11

Losr VOICE REsToRfp--Ncw Bedford,
August 10 DR.. S. ". Forlc Having
seen many certificates published in relation
to DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, | take this OPPORTUNITY of offer
ing word in its favor, which you are also at
liberty to publish, A few months since, my
wifcs lungs became so much affected by a
sudden cold that she lost her voice, and suf-
fcred severely from pains in the breast. Her
situation caused her friends much alarm.
Having heard your Bal sam strongly recon-
mcndcd by those who had used it purchas-
ed a bottle of your agent in this place. She
took it according to directions, and it pro
duced wonderful effect, Before using one
hottie she had completely recovered her
voice, the pains subsidized, and her health
was fully restorded
Yours truly, (Signed> IIENRy G. BRiGHrMAS.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on
the wrapper
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-11

fR-Wc see that tho RiDGEwaY Farm AND
LAND COMPANY, In order to enable persons to
go and visit the land, have made arrange
ments by which team starts regularly every
Wednesday morning from 0lean on the limo
OF the New York and Erie Railroad direct to
the land. Parties who have visited this prop
crty make he monst flattcrng reports, and
1t is astonishing to see the amount of emf
grafton to the place. They raise the finest
crops, and the soil is considered tho very
best. The country is healthy, and has the
advantage ofbeing settled. 1t has the best
ofschools, and every element of prosperity.
The market for prodncc is a cash one, and
we think that the advantages it possesses
are evident. 1t { axes very little time or ex-
penSc to visit it, viii oh we advise our readers
TO do. better opportunity was never Of
fered for making desirable settlement than
this. Those who have gone there hereto
fore, and they are numerous, having some of
the finest farms in the country, and enjoy the
the highest degree ofprosperity. We think
it much better to settle where we are not
thousands OF miles from old friends and as
sociations where the elements ofprosperity
are already matle; where the advantages of
education are had and also the rcfnements
ST society. This property is basin of pitu
minous coal II contains three veins. Sew
cral companies have made offers for extern
sivc tracts, and we can say, from reliable in
formation, that it will soon be taken ont of
the market altogether, as property adjoining
is SELF ng at much higher piice. The Elk
and Nc Kean Coal Company who own the
land adjoining, arc asking fifty dollars an
acre for it.
The shares in this Company representing
20 acres, are now Three Hundred Dollars.
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Rutland and Burlington
r a Z 5 5.s.s..-1.':.s r O a d.
TO-
SUNNI Err ARRANGEM ENT.


On and after Monday May 26, 500 trains
will run as follows, viz:
Leave Fitchburg Depot, Boston, at I so A.
VI. and 4 p. VI,
Leave Fitchburg at $50 A u. and l5P.M.
Leave Bellows Falls for Middlcbury and
Burlington at l. 05 and - p VI.
Leave burlington for Middlebury and Bel
lows Falls, at 1915 A. VI. and 7.I5 p NJ
Leave Middlebury for Burlington at 1.25
A. NJ. and 353 I. NJ.
Leave Middlcbury for Rutland and Bel
lows Falls, at / 81 A. NJ. and 93l 2. NJ.
tg'Thc second train from Boston comes
to Rutland to lodge.
Trains leave Bellows Falls, Via Cheshire
Road for Fitchburgh ,Groton Junction Nash
ua, Concord, n. H., Lowell, Lawrence, Bos-
ton, Worcester, Providence and New York,
via Norwich. Also via Vt. Valley Railroads
for Springfield Hartford New Haven and
New York and via Sullivan Railroad for
Windsor, Montpelier, ST. Johnsbury and the
White Mountains.
Trains leave Rutland, via Western Yer
mont, Troy & Boston, Rutland 4. Washing
ton and Albany NorthcrnSaratoga d. Wash
ing ton, and Saratoga #. Schenectady Riil-
roads. for Troy, Albany, Saratoga Springs,
Scheme ctady, Niagara Falls, Buffalo and the
West
Trains leave Burlington, via Vermont
Central, Vermont g Canada and Champlain
and st, Lawrence Railroads, for Montpc-
licr, Rousc's Point, Montreal and 0gdcns-
burgh.
L. A. CIlAPIN,supt
Rutland, May 81, 1856. 81
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, tue subscribers being appointed by
w the Probate Couri for the District OF
Addison, Commissioners, 10 receive, eAam-
Inc and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against the estate Of
REUBEN D0ANE,
late Of Shoreham, in said district, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto; and six months from the sth
day of May, 1855, being allowed by said
court for that purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend TO the LuSi-
ness Of our said appointment, at the dwelling
house Of the widow Of the deceased, IN
Shoreham on the first THURSDAYS Of Sep
TENDER and November next, from niue
o'clock, A. NJ, until four O'Clock, p. NJ, on
each of said days.
NJ W c. WRIGHT, (cor,,,
GASCA RICH,
Dated AZ shor,ham this 9Th day Of May
A D. 1855. o3
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CTATE OF VERMONT Be Il RENT m .
- District Of addison, IS bercdi that at
Probate Court, held at Middlchury, in and
for the district Of Addison, on the Goth day
of MAY, 4. d. 1856
james NJ Slade, administrator of the c.
tate of WILLIAM FLAGG,
late of said MddleburV deceased, makes
application to this court to have the time al
lowed him for the payment Of tho debts of
said deceased oAicudrd ono year from the
expiration of the time heretofore limited by
this court 1t is thercuron ordered, that
said application be considered by this court.
at the session thereof TO be held at the of
flee of tho Register Of this Court in said
Middlcbury. on Monday the 18th day Of
June next, Qs56) at ten o'clock in the fore
noon aud ihs, notice thereof be given 10 all
persons interested that may appear and make
their objections, if any they may have TO said
time being extended, by publishing certi-
. he'd copy OF this order in the Middlebuiy
Rceistcr-a newspaper printed at said Mid
dchury-thret weeks successfully previous
to the time of said Court.
JAP. 5 BUsuNELL, Register
A truo copy Of Record.
63w Attest jed 5. Bushnell Register
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Brighton Cattle Market.

THrRsnAY, Dune 3.
At marlct-TS5 Beef Cattle, no Stores,
- pairs Working 0xenllG:Cows and Calves,
l0Shccp and Lambs, G500 Swine.
Priccs-Bccf Cattlc-Extra 80; First
quality,s675; second do. IS; third do 81 so;
ordinary, So so.
Hides &c. per III. Calf Skins l3c.
Talow-7.@Sc. per lb. Pclts-S2.
z Working OXcn-Salcs at $780, lis, 1876,
l60al7j
Veal Calvcs-$i3T
Cows and Calvcs-$25 90, so, So, 40, 50
GOO
Sheep and Lambs-Extra, 5000 BY lot,
sac, 4G5.
swne--7Aaoc. Retail & to l0c. Fat Hogs,
SIC.
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HoLLowiY's 0INTMENr AND Pulls a certain
Cure for Scald Heads Henry, -, Maria,
10, and John Amcs, Q, of Apalachicola, Flor
ida, were all three affected with this disa-
greeable maiady Maria N particular WAS in
a wretched plight with it, and although
there were many remedies tried yet the NAL
ady did not seem to decrease, indeed the dis
ease spread itsclfall over the surface of the
head, to the great annoyance Of the parents
and discontinue of the child the blood Of
the others was equally impure. At last the
the parents put the three under course of
IIolloway's Ointment and Pills, which cured
them all in the space Of nineteen days
Their health has since considerably impro.
we'd. These remedies are wonderfully efiica
cious in all diseases Of the skin.
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New Books.

GREEN MOUNTAIN GIRLS.
OStates and Territories of the Great West
Worth and Wealth.
Florence Betrayed.
Diary and Correspondence of Amos Law
renee
Sportsman's Folio.
Macaulay's History of England.
Magazines for June.
Hon. Charles SINNERS Speech.
The New York Ledger and other popular
papers received weekly.
subscriptions received for the New York
Daily Times, Tribune and Herald and Bos-
ton Journal at
CoPELANDS NEWS ROOM,
No. Drewsters Block.
Jnne l. 1856
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MiddIebury Female Seminary
W. BASCOM, A. NJ. Principal.

W. BASCOM, A. NJ, Principal
Mrs. a. T. BAsCoM, Teacher of Music.
Miss LhrRA d SrRoNG, Teacher Of Eng.
fish and Latin.
Miss ELIzAGETm GoopuuE, Teacher of Eng
fish Branches and French.
Miss II. KrLBoURN, Teacher OF Drawing
and Painting.
Miss SARAH J .CHpMAS, Teacher of Mus
ic
sLY- The Summer Quarter will begin on
Monday, May ..
Charges for Board and Tuition the same
as heretofore. The bills are payable at the
middle of the Quarter.
Mudlehurv Anil 1G, 1856 %
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III nrrir0,

In this town ON the 9th inst, by DR.. T.
Mcrkrr, Mr., CARLTON J. PR.rT, of Swanton,
to Miss JuLA A. Cam, Of this town.
In Bristol, June 2, by Harvey Munsill,
Esq, Mr.. WILLIS r. PFAKE 10 Miss SUSAN II
YRIaur, both of Bristol.
In Ferrisbureh, June 9th, by Rev. 2. IT,
Brown, Mr.. BESJAMiN Y. HASKELL, Of Union
Village, N Y to Miss HELEN C. SMITH, of
the former place.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, being appointed ty
w the Probate Court for the District OF
Addison, Commissioners, TO receive, exam
inc aud adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate Of
WILLIAM MORTON,
late ofMiddlebury, in said district deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto, and months ir' n the Cd
dry of June, A. D.,ls5e, being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, We do therefore
h ,reby give notice that We will attend TO
he business Of our said appointment At Il 9
Late dwelling of said deceased, on the fret
Mondays Of July and December next, ftom
niue o'clock, A. NJ, until -four o clock, NJ,
on each ri said days
NATHAN CARPENTER ,,..,
MARTIN S. DORRAHCE,}
Dated ~ Middle buir, this Alb day Of June,
A. D. 1855 s.2w
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NE w ATTRACT ON!
MOVING MACHINEwITHOUT GEAR

TINE attention of farmers Is respectfully
Il solicited TO this new and greatly I'M
proved
Grass and Grain Harvester,
which is operated by cams entirely without
gear, thereby rendering its operation much
easier, and obviating the great objection to
high geared machines, of heavy draft and
constant liability to get out of repair. The
cutting is done with double knives, the lower
ones being stationary, answering the double
purpose of guards and cutters.
This machine will be on exhibition at
Bingham's Sheep Shearing, on the Fair
Ground, at Middlebury, June 18th and 18th
Il. d. BUSH, Agent, Shoreham, Vt.'
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We have examined Davis Oscillating.
Doublo-acting Dash Churn, and find it a
very ingenious apparatus, The prop
critics of this churn are simple, yet effect
i've in their operations. 1t is conceded
on all hands, that the old fashion dash
churn will produce more butter from
the same amount Of cream, than any
other. Hence men have been constant
ly at work to reduce a similar motion,
at last,-the long-sought for movement
has been found in Davis Churn. 1t is
moved by a swing motion so that child
can operate at it with perfect ease 1t
is emphatically dash churn. One of
these cburns has been left at Daven-
ports agricultural Ware House for in.
spcc,ior.
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CTATE OF VERMONT Be it remcm-
- DiSh let Of Addison, IS. I bcred, that at a
Probate Court held in Middlcbrry,in and for
the District Of Addison, ON the 2Sth day of
May, a. d. 1906
Orleans Z. Torrance, named executor in
the last will and testament Of
MOLLY TORRANCE,
late Of said Middlcbury, deceased, presents
the said instrument for probate 1t is there
upon ordered, that said instrument lie cor
sidcrcd by this court for probate, at the ses-
sion thereof to be held at the office Of the
Register Of this court in said Middlchurv on
Monday the 9TH day OF July next (ls5G) at
ten o'clock in the forenoon and that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested,
that they may appear and make their ohjec-
lions, if any they may have, to the probate
and allowance of said viii, by publishing
certified copy of this order in the Middle
bury Rcgistcr--a newspaper printed at said
Middlebury-threc weeks successfully pre-
Nious to the time of said court.
jan. S. BusHNELL. Registtr.
A true copy oflccord. 7.3w
Attest JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
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At Babylon,i in ancient Zines, he sick when
first attacked with disease, were lcft in the
streets for the purpose Of learning from
those who pass what practice or what rene
dies others had found of assistance when at
tiicted with similar disease, but in Liver
Complaint, Costiveness and similar diseases,
we confidently recommend the prompt and
faithful use of Or. Ciongl's Columbian PilIS
a cheap, sure, and faithful remedy. TRY
them. Read the advertisement. Sold by
William Renne, PittsGeld, Mase., and all
dealers in medicine.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-11

RoMANlsM IN HiGuGArE-The Roman
Catholic Bishop of Vermont, on Tuesday
of last week, visited the town of High.
gate for the purpose of obtaining posses
sion of the Roman Catholic Church,
which has been recently built in that
town. With the exception of four, all of
the congregation willingly decided away
to the Bishop all right aud title which
they had to the Church. These four OBJ.
stinately refused, and M threats of ex.
communication could induce them to
surrender up their right. The Bishop
finding that threats awaited nothing, ex-
communicated them for thus daring TO 10.
fuse to deed to him their Interest A
crow bar and axe were then sent for by
the Bishop and the pcws owned by these
four" excommunicatcd Irishmcn we're
rooted up and thrown out of doors.
Legal proceedings were Immediately
Instituted against the Bishop, who was
admitted to bail
Tho foregoing account we gatherd from
a respectable source, and therefore have
no reason to doubt ;t-McsScnger.
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I-Y- Use DIR. Clough's Columbian Pills AS
family Medicine. No calomel no arsenic, no
corrosive sublimatc, or any such dangerous
thing enters into this compound but pure
and valuable gums, with hcalth.giSing bal
sans, and invigorating extracts,are what
are used, aud what makes these the safest
and most valuable Pills in the world In
cases of Liver Complaint, CostivcucsS, Kid
ncy Compliant, lleadaehe, and all cases of
female complaints or obstructions they are
wonderful remedy. See Advertisement -
Bold by 8. Moody. 5,tf
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New ATTRACTION - Moicing Ma.
chine teittoW gear--Under this head,
in our advertising columns will be
found a notice of the exhibition Of this
new aud novel laborsaving machine
which will take place on the occasion of
Biugbam's Sheep Shearing. In this pc.
Rod of high wages andlscarcty of hands,
all improvements in Agricultural impli'
ments for saving labor in the hurrying
season of harvest is of great interest to
farmers, and we would advise them to
look at this machine before making a
purchase.
We have been shown a section of the
cutters, which we regard as a decided
improvement on anything we have seen
at any rate an examination by prac-
teal farmers can do no hurt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOURTH or JrLY.-All that contemplate
celebrating the eloiious Fourth, will please
notice the advertisement of Messrs. Sander
son & Lancrgan, the well known Pyrotcch-
nsts to the city of Boston. They arc pre-
pared to furnish their superior Colorcd Fire
Works in any design or in any quantity de-
sired-thcy are the most extensive Pyrotcch
nists in the United States.
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CTATE OF VERMONT Be it remcm-
- District Of AddisoR,ss hered, that AT
Probate Court. held at Middlebury, in and
for the District Of Addison, on the 29th day
OF May A. d. 1856.
Albert Hubbard, named executor in the
last will and testament Of
CALVIN HUBBARD,
late Of Whiting, in said district, deceased.
presents the said instrument Tor probate 1t
is thcreupon ordered that said instrument
be conSid, red by this court for probate, at
the session Of this court to be held al the
Office of the Register Of tins court, in said
Middlchury, on Monday the Odd day ofJuna
next, at ten o'clock, in the forenoon; and
that notice thereof lie given to all persons
interested, that they may appear and make
thcir objections, if any they may have, TO the
probate and allowance Of said will, by puo-
fishing certified copy Of this order in the
Middlrbury Rcgister-a newspaper printed
at said iddlebury-thr"e weeks successive
ly previous TO the time of said-court.
jim. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of record.
73w Attest. jap. s. BusnNELL, Register.
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Liberation.

TNO whom it may concern: This is to Ger
l. tify that have given my son, LEVI l..
GILMAN, his time until he shall become 81
years of age. | shall neither pay debts of
his contracting, nor claim any Of his wages
after this date,
JOHN l.. GILMAN,
Blidport June o. 1856. 8.3w
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JOHN NJ. ATWOOD.

No 1iS Chatham Street, [cor. Mulberry, !
NEW-Y0RK,
INVITES attention to his Large Assert
mcnt OF
Watches, Jcrelyy, S(rcr Have
AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Gold Bracelets, fins, Ear.Rings, Chaic lain
Crosses, I.ockcts, Rings, SpccIacles, PEN
ellis, Seals. Medals KEYS, Charm :. &c.
Cameo aud dosac Bracelets, Pins and Ear.
Ring.
Silver Tea Sets, Cups, Pitchers, Spoons, Nap.
Kin Rings, Forks, Fruit aud Butter X niNcs.
silver Plated Tea Sets Cups, Cnstors, Cake
Baskets, Urns. Tcakcttlrs Card Baskets sc.
For Sale CHEAP FOR CASH, and warranted
az represented,
~ Part ocular attention given TO rcpairing
and adjusting Duplex, Chrononeler aud fine
Lever Watches. 4l:Iv
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THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN die annually of the
Group, and yet two or three doses oi Dr. Rog
crs' Livcrwort, and Canchalagua will destroy
the false membrane formed 10y this disease,
give free passage TO the breath, aud through
ly relieve this distressing complaint. Moth
crs think Of this! II is equally cflicacious in
gists everywhere.
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MAssAsolr SALvEs CuREs ERYsiPELAs SoREs.
Bethucn Slocomb, of Bcllngham Mass,
was, for long time, troubled with Erysipel-
as. 1t came out in sores, but after thor
oush application orthc 'Massasoit Salve' he
was cured. 1t is sold ut % cents per box !,
and may be had of the Agents
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For q Few DAYS Longer.

The accounts of the undersigned will be
found at the II gster Office, and may be set
tied with Us Those who do not heed this
notice speedily, may cXpcc' more cfitctual
messenger. This is our last call of this kind,
and FAIR WARNING.
j. H. BARRETT,
JUSTUS COBB.
Middlebury, June 8, 1856. 7;2w
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DIR. JORDON

HAS returned from the South and can he
l. L consulted at the Brandon House, daily,
on al diseases The human family is t1tr n.
DR.. J. would say to his old friends and all
those wishing his aid that his remedies here
after will be prepared in a
Purely Chemical Manner,
without the use of either Spirits or Sugar
bringing them to Il state of Icritction aud
concentration uuequallcd III tho world as a
compound.
The patient can bring or send about two
o. Urine, passed Immediately on rising in
the morning, with the name and ago, which
viii enable him to treat diseases Of the
Throat Lungs. Liver, Heart, Stomach, Kid
neys. Bladder Female Weakness. Scrofula,
and All impurities Of the blood, Specimens
sent by express with small fee will he
promptly attended to. Medicine can DO
sent to any part OF the United States or Can
ada. All letters directed to Box %, with a
stamp enclosed, promptly answered.
Charges reasonable for medicines
Brandon, May 26, 1855. 7if