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CAMBRIpGE CATTLE MAnKrT

WEDNESDAY. Aug. 10, 1886.
At market to-day 7i5 Catlc, 600 Reeves and %
sIorcs-consisling Of Working Oxen, Cows and one
two and three years old
PRioEs- Market Bsef-Exua 90; list quality
SIOOaI 30 I'd do Sc 0Oa6 90; Sd do go ord So.
Hides-Ia7 lie per H. Jehom--7 l-laGc tcf u.
Cay SkiHs--l3 lie perth. Peiis-50ahGc
Veal Calrss-SiaSb per cwt.
SroREs- Working Oren-S90, iOOal75.
Cons aud Caires--S30 45a5O.
Trio Years Oh-S20 80
Three Years Od-S3O a 30.
Sheep and Lambs il60 al market-Prces. Extra
So 50asL by lot, 81 JOas3.
Sioine--82 at markel-Pnres. 6 l-2a7c live, per TO-
lee dressed. per Ii. Shoats ga9c per 10.
Remafks--Tbe market was well attended by buy
ers to-day Beef sold at about the Same prices as last
week. As the stock at Brighton is small dfovers tried
10 advance, but buyers would not concedc Sheep
dn the market opened at about last weeks prices
but soon fell OF aud owners offering aud urging
at decline Of 30 62c per head. Fat Hogs are
scarce, and have advanced from % to 90 cents per
ewt.
There were ~ cars over the Boston and Maine Rail-
road 10 over the Boston aud Lowell Railroad and 50
over The ftchhnrg Railroad loaded with cattle sheep
swine, calves aud horses.
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No. n m :,
-. D"' iioNi'NoroN UPON FREMONT
lne August number oil religious monthly mag
azne, conducted by Professor Huntington, con-
tains the following notice. from his own men.
If Ir,h,o,,. 1;e, 81 F.,
Is "o' o,'e" 'na' more agreeable TASK
'S"S " any "''er, ""ah 'he composition oil a
~o'N 'lNe '"'s' ne nature oil the SUBJECT The
sy"'neuy 1"u 'u'eo VI 'no character portrayed,
N"e VNe''"s iol'uues uese,''eu' "e close ana
'"1' sy,nPa'ny ., Tue Whoie story WIN Inc best
"upeS VI oN'.l1a''o" ana 'ne aspirations OF ND
cry ene Posi.iVe certainty OF an immense CIR
GIG o' interested readers the reasonable pros
peet OF helping on result which is the only
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STATE OF VERMONT.
IN CHANCERY.
DAVID srrARSs VS., RoprRr MErslcK.


DAVID SrEARNs VS.. RonERT MEEsIcK.
VNTHEREAs David stearns of Putney, in said
w County brought his petition against Robert
Meesick, formerly of Rockingham, in said County,
but now residing out Of this State, setting forth
that the said Robert, on the 24th day Of March,
1883, mortgagcd to the plaintiff n certain piece Of
land situated in the village Of Bellows Falls in
said Rockingham, bounded easterly by Green
Street, northerly by said Meesek's house lot,
westerly by line parallel with Green Street. and
ten rods westerly Of said street, and south0ry by
a liue parallel with said Meesick's house lot, and
four rods distant therefrom, conditioned for the
payment Of $500 specified in four notes Of 500
each, all of which are now due and unpaid, OK.
cepting the last note Of S50-and praying that
the equity Of Redemption of the defendent in the
premises may be foreclosed Which petition was
filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court OIL
Chancery for said County, on this 3lst day Of Ju-
ly, 1855, and is made returnable to the next term
Of said Court, TO he held ut Newlane, In and fol
said County, on the third Tuesday of September
A. ID. 1856.
Wheiore II Is ordered by the Chancellor that the
plaintiff notify the defendant Of the tendency Of
said petition, and Of the term to which the same Is
returnable, by publishing the substance Of said
petition, with this order, for three weeks
lively in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at Brattle.
boro, in said County, the last publication to be al
least twenty days previous to said next Septem.
Der term Of said Court which will be deemed
sufficient notice to the deiendent to appear and
make answer to said petition.
R. TYLER, Clerk.
A. s. CAMPBELL, Pl'H's Solicitor.
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PROF. H. s. ADDISON,
The celebrated Physician late Of Boston aud Phila
delphia, has taken rooms Tor few days, AT The
BRATTLEBORO HOUSE.
Where he be consulted on al diseases incident Il
The human famiiy. tom 9 A. N. to J,
and from to r. NJ.
Consultation and Examination Free of
Charge.

PRoF. ADDISON makes his examinations without
asking the patient any questions, after which he
will prescribe for them if desired.
NATURE is PERFECT, and the nearest ap-
proach to nature is the nearest to Perfection Ma
turc has certain laws ofhealth, and the foundation
Of those laws are simple and plain.
Commencing in the year 1913, Natural system
Of Medicine developed through the mind Of
Professor Addison, from the facility with which lac
has performed the most remarkable cures. His
remedies are based upon Natures laws Of health,
and will cure amy aud every form Of disease that
any medicine known TO mankind possibly can cure.
This Is no mere assertion--it Is truth. Legitimate,
reliable truth that has proved itself in many and
many an obstinate case The great advantage his
remedies possess over all other systems Of medicine,
consits ia their adaptation and affinity to assist
Nature under any and all circumstances in restor-
ing the patient to health. The preparations are
entirely free from all minerals, are perfectly harm
less, and may he given under all circumstances. to
the weakest woman or the strongest man to tot
Ting infancy or decrepid old age. They are Ma
lures aids, and thus are always appropriate.
Neither the consultation or examination will cost
you anything, and life, comfort and all the atten-
dAnt blessings of good health may be preserved
thereby. PRoF. ADDISON confines himself to the
treatment Of
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Adyices from Leavenworih, Kansas, are TO
the 9th. The company Of northern emigrauts,
via Iowa, had entered Kansas, and probably ar
rived safely at Topeka. The company Of MIS-
sourans which marched to intercept them re-
turned without fighting A company Of drag
oons, headed by Judge Lecompte, which enter
ed Nebraska 10 arrest Lane, had also returned
without effecting their object The rumored
battle between the emgrants and regulars near
the Nebraska line, is not generally credited.
1t was rumored at Nebraska City that large
force of Missourians and Carolinians had iuva-
ded that territory and blocked the public roads.
and volunteers had gone forward to drive them
out
A letter in the ST. Louis Republican, dated
Kansas, Aug. 4th, says that the IT, S. district
court, Judge Lecompte presiding, began its
summer term On that day. The cases for de-
clsion were numerous, chiefly criminal and po
ltical, and it was reported that 500 OF Gen.
Lanes troops were in readiness to rescue those
convicted by the court. On the strength Of
this rumor Gen. Smith had sent so dragons
under Capt. Wood to protect the court and en-
force its DEGREES. Judge Lecompie in his
charge to the grand jury, reviewed the most
glaring offenses and suggested remedies for the
present and prospective good Of the country.
He admonished them to be cool, calm and IN.
BIASED in their actions and 10 do nothing hay-
ing the appearance Of sectional or personal in
clna,ion. The writer, probably one of the
rulfilns engaged in eSpelling settlers from the
lerIiory) says that Kansas never enjoyed such
peace as now, and that il let alone ny foreign
agiators there would be universal harmony and
prosperity.
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wH1T1NGHAM ACADEMY.

TINS Institution will commence its Fall Term
IL on Wednesday the Sd day Of Sept, next
The Trustees take pleasure in announcing that
they have secured the services of MIR. HENRY
VIM, a member Of the SOPHOMORE Glass in YALE
COLLEGE, whose well known reputation as a scholar
warrant the assurance to those who may atsend
that this term will be both agreeable and profitable
Terms, as usual.
Board can be obtained in good families as reason
able rs at any other school, or scholars can be
accommodated with apartments to board them
selves. HOSEA F. BALLOU, for Trustees.
Nottingham, July 9Th. 1866. %
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A. N. SWAIN, Esq, starts a new paper at
Bellows Falls, this week, to be called the
Times. 1t is TO be published in connection
with the Bralileboro Republican, and will no
doub, be an efficient advocate Of Republica u
principles. Mr.. SWAIN has had considerable
experience in the newspaper line He was
connected with the JOURNAL office some five
years as printer, and has for some time past
been connected with the Braiileboro Republic
can, both as editor and printer.
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STATE on yERMoNT. M.nlnono,

The Probate Court for said Disirict;-ro all per-
sons interested in the Estate of GEORGE FOX,
late Of Wilmington, deceased, GREETING.
XXTHEREAs, DAVID BILLS, has presented to
w this Court an Instrument purportng to be
the last win Of said deceased, for probate;- You
hereby notified that this Court will decideupon
the probate Of said Instrument at the session there
Of to be held at PATCH'S Inn, in Wilmington, in
said District, on the last Thureday Of August, A.
d. 1856. when aud where you may appear and
contest the same, IL you see fit.
82 y. HOLBROOK, Register.
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DEATH OF BRIoADIER GENERAL STANTON
BreVet Brig. Gen. Henry Stanton, who died at
Fort Hamilton on The LIST inst, belonged to the
army, and not TO the navy, as stated in dis
patch yesterday. Gen. Stanton was born in
Vermont, and servedtnkia honor in the last wal
with Great Britain af'. the Florida and Mex
lean wars, During th9l with Mexico, he
performed the highly important duty of Quar-
termaster General, for which he received the
brevet Of Brigadier General, dated Jan. l., 49,
AZ. His age was about seventy.
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II is perfectly simple and safe, yet sure and certain
in its action. TheFe is likewise NO DANGER To RE
APPREHENDED from the insects poisoning anything
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pcf aud possesses great advantage over all oihei
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preventing those serious accidents which are Of almost
daily occurrence 1, eau he hung thu walls Of a
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although little lear need be unprecedented OF its ipjurng
them.
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BURR, FOSTER & Co., No. Cornh Boslon
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STATE OF yERmoNT. wrnpn,r. $.

SIANE vi tEhNfONI. MTNnuAM, IS.
IN CAaneery,...AusoS L. WILDER rs. FHED. W.
QuISN WIFg, ct als.
WTllEREAS, Alison L. WILDER Of Whining
w ton in said County, on the 9th day Of Aug
ust, A. D. 1856. fled ia the office Of the Clerk Of
the Court Of Chaucery for said County, his Petit
ton against FREDERICK W. QUINN 4 CAM
DICE {. QUINN his wife formerly Of said VIII
mingion, but now residing without the State Of
Vermont, and CHARLES NJ. QUINN * FRANCIS
NJ. CROSBY, Administrators upon the Estate Of
HARVEY JEPSON, deceased. all Of said Whining
ton, setting forth that the said Fred. W. Quinn
and Wife on the 2sth day Of April, 1852, mort
gagged to one Ira Adams, two pieces Of land in
said Wilmington, one bounded east ON Doerheld
River South and North on lands then owned by
Hiram Wheeler, and West on land Of Hiram
Cushman, containing about 26 acres; the other
bounded East on land of Chester Davis and land
then owned by Ezra Cushmau, North on land
then owned by said Ezra Cushman, West on land
Of Alanson Cook, and South on lands then owned
by said Hiram Wheeler, containing about 20 acres;
also lane as fenced out leading from the last de-
scribed piece Of land to the highway-conditone
for the payment Of $500, specified in four notes Of
$50 each payable to said Adams or bearer, with
interest annually, all Of which are now due AMI
unpaid which said said mortgage and notes have
been assigned to the Paintifs-and further setting
forth that the said Charles NJ. Quinn and the Es-
tate " said Harvey Jepson claim to have some in
interest IN said uortgagei premises acquired sub
sequenty TO said Mortgage. and praying that the
Equity OF Redemption Of all the defendants in
said premises may be foreelose1. Whereupon it
appearing that the said Frederick W. Quinn and
Wife cannot be served with process, they residing
without this State, it is ordered by the Chancellor
that the Plaintiff notify the said Frederick w.
Quinn and Candice c. Quinn his wife to appear
before the Court Of Chancery next to be held at
Newfane in and for the County Of Windham on
the third Tuesday Of September, A. d. 1886, by
publishing the substance Of his said Petition with
this order for three weeks successfully in the Yer
mont Phoenix printed at Brattleboro' in said Coun-
ty, the last publication to be at least twenty days
previous to said next September Term Of said
Court, which will be deemed sufficient notice TO
said Frederick W. Quinn and to appear and an
swer said Petition. r. TYLER, Clerk.
S. p. FLAGd, Plaintiffs Solicitor. %
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DAILY LINE.
HARTFORD AND NETWORK STEAM
R0ATS

VNIIE superior first class Steamer CITY or
u HARrFO RID, Capt Nuts, will leave
from foot Of Talcott st. every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at 80 p NJ, and the q RANITE
STATE, Capt kIS0, every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 81 =. NJ, for New York.
~ Fare to New York Sl.50. Forward deck
$l.00.
The Boats above named are Of the largest elias,
and have been built and furnished with special re-
gard to the safety and comfort Of passengers They
have elegant state room Accommodations and are in
every respect first class boats.
Passengers leaving Springfield by the p NJ
Train will have ample time to connect with these
Boats. Freight taken at low rates.
May 80. 4m22 VIM SAVAGE. Agent.
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NOW is THE TIME.

VNHE subscriber has just received from Boston
a and direct from the Manufacturers, a larg,
assortment Of
- Ladies', Cents, Misses and childrcn's
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
which are to be sold for the next NINETY DAYS
erceeiiag loo for Cash. P, SIM0NDS.
BrattIeboro, juno 18th, 1856. a
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WESTMINSTER SEMINARY,
VERMONT

MIR. & MRS. l.. F. WARD, and Assistants
WI Fall, Winter and Spring Terms Of II weeks
each, begin the last Wednesday Of August, No
ton before the Summer Term Of 8 weeks For
Catalogues showing the standing Of this Seminary,
for board, or rooms for self-boardng apply to the
Principal. L. H. HALL, Secretary.
July IL, 1866. TWO
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LELAND SEMINARY,

ENHlS Institution continues prosperous under
II the judicous management Of G. d. SMITH
A. NJ, Principal, assisted by seven able instruc-
tors in the various Departments, including ma
tive French teacher, which affords excellent advon-
lagea 10 those who desire 10 study the French IAN
guage. The next Fall Term will commence on
Wednesday, Aug. 9th. The expenses are NJ low,
and in many cases lower. than in similar Insttu-
tons in this vicinity, and including board aud tut
uon in English, Latin and Greek, need not exceed
go term. self-boarders expend much less
sum--e'ery facility afforded roomers and self
boar'iers Board In the Boarding House and In
private families, including washing, room-rent,
and all incidentas, from 81 rs to 81 a week. hut
exclusive Of the above, about 81 ,25 a week-Tui-
ton at the former low rates, 10 which il added n
small incidental expense Of 10 cents a quarter, =
The Teachers class as heretofore Lectures on
History, Bellies Leiires, Teaching, and the Natural
Sciences. A large addition has just been made to
the apparatus, 20 that the teachers can now give
nil needful illustrations in the study Of Astronomy
Philosophy, Chemistry, History, Geography, An
atony, Physiology, &c. together with complete
set Of instruments for Surveying, Levellng and
Engineering. For further particulars apply Of
the Principal CtlAS. CLARKE, Secretary
Townshend, July 80, 1856. 81
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The following Pennsylvania newspapers,
which have heretofore been doubtful in the
present national contest, have lately come out
for Fremont; Harrisburg Telegraph, Mauch
Chunk Gazette, Lebanon Courier, York Advo-
cate, Norristown Herald, Philadelphia Daily
Times.
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pe George Law, ia a letter to Scroggs,
shows that the Reciprocity treaty presented by
the British government during Mr.. Fillmore s
administration, failed simply and solely because
lie objected 10 vegetables" on the free list, lest
it should interfere with the profits of American
vegetable dealers in the Buffalo market!
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BOUND FOR THE WEST

THE Subscriber being determined to remove to
Il the Western country the LIST Of October next,
hereby gives notice to all with whom he has unset
tied accounts to call and settle the same previous
to the 10Th day Of September next as all remain
ing unsettled at that time will be left in the hands
Of an attorney for collection.
Those who wish to save themselves trouble, will
do well to heed this notice
CYRUS CARPENTER.
f. Guilford, Aug !, 1856. 6w3I.
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Chronic Diseases.

aud respectively invites visits from those suffering
from the following complaints, via -
Catarrb, Asthma. Bronchitis, Costiveness, Cancer
Gus Affections, Tumors, Diseases Of the Kidneys
Coughs, Colds. Diseases tending to Consumption,
General Debility, Dyspepsia. Eryspelas, Fits,
Headache, Indigestion, Jaundice, Loss of Ape
tite, Liver Complaint, Nervous Affection, Piles,
Pain in Side, Back and shoulders, rheumatism.
Scrofula, Complaints Peculiar to Females. aud
all Diseases originating in Impurities Of the
Blood 3wS3.
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w e st River Academy.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY, VT.

1NllE FALL TERM Of this Institution will COM
n mence WEDNESDAY, igust 18th.
EDWIN II. TAYLOR, A. D., Principals
Miss L. A. RICHARDSON, Preccptrcss.
The Directors having secured the services Of
teachers Of tried ability. and having made every
exerton to place this young but fourishing Inst-
tuition on a footing with the best, can now conf
IDENTIFY recommend II to the earnest student
While care is given to lay the foundation by per-
feeting the Practical Branches, especial attention
will be given to the Ornamental Department. All
kinds Of Painting, Pencilling, wax-work, &C.
taught. For the teaching Of instrumental Music
the services Of q superior teacher have been en-
gagged.
Board and Tuition on as reasonable terms as
elsewhere. W. W. RUGG, Secretary.
Souru LONDONDERRY, W.,
July 18th, 1866. 3w32
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sAxToNs RIVER SEMINARY.

.
rJNHE FALL TERM of this Institution will
commence on Tuesday, Sept. ., with full
corps Of able and efficient teachers.
The Principal, Mr.. WIN. N. WILBUR, A. B.,
who, in similar station elsewhere, has gained a
desirable eputation--brings from highly rcspec-
table sources, full testimonials of his superior
qualifications 10 take charge of an Academy Of the
highest grade Being teacher by profession, and
now permanently connected with this Seminary.
assisted moreover by Preceptress who is a grad
uate from one Of our highest Female Institutions,
he will adopt the most approved methods Of in
struction, and steadily aims to render every de-
partment thorough.
The ample qualifications Of the teacher of French
Mrs. l. Nj. WILLAMETTE, who perfected her aa-
quaintance with the language during residence
Of several years in Paris will secure public conf
dence. Few Institutions it is believed, furnish
equal facilities for attaining that unusual accom-
plishment, correc; French pronunciation.
The Trustees are grati6cd TO announce also the
names Of Miss MARION KIMBALL, teacher Of
Ornamental Branches, and Mr.. PEYTON RAN
NEi teacher of Penmanship. Competent instruc-
ton will he given in Instrumental Music Profess
sional gentlemen Of known ability, will deliver
lectures on Anatomy and Physiology.
Tuition Mt the usual rates. Board in good fam
lilies as low as elsewhere. Good accommodations
provided for self-boarding.
Instruction will be given in practical Field Sur
veying, with the of chain and compass; and
special attention to students designing to teach or
enter college.
By liberal outlay, the Seminary building is
receiving extensive repairs aud improvements -
Besides at an expense of several hundred dollars,
the Institution will be supplied, at the beginning
of the Fall Term, with well selected chemical and
philosophical apparatus, entirely new, and in the
best condition for use
!. To all who are DESTROYS of obtaining the benefits
Of superior school, this Institution Is recommend
ed as offering advantages peculiarly inviting. For
further particulars, inquire Of Rev. L. Hayden. Il.
s. Sabin, Jr., or Of
J. A. FARNSWORTII, Sec'y.
Saxtons River, VI, July %, 1856. 6wS0
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Geo. w. Collamer, Esq, has been elected
President of the Vermont Bank vice II. II.
Reed, deceased Col Thomas Reed fills the
dictatorship Of his deceased brother
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EXCELSIOR PREPARATIONS
A. BACON, Of Ludlow, Vermont, offers to mcr-
chants his celebrated Excelsior Hail Oil, and his
choice and pure Extracts for Cooking; also Co.
lognes, Soaps and Toilet Perfumcry.
Wholesale & Retail by the Proprietor, Ludlow, Vt.
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DEATHS.

In this village, Aug. 18th. Mrs. MARY A., wife
of George L. Dowley and daughter of Rufus Pratt,
aged %.
Ia West Dfattleboro, Aug 10Th MARIA. daugh-
ter Of Otis Lynde, aged 81 Mass. papers please
copy.
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MARRIAGES..

In Fayetteville, Aug. 18th, by Rev John East
man, Prof. Z. GLYSS Of Shelbyville University,
Tenn, and Miss JENNIE L., daughter Of John p.
Warren, NJ. D.. Of Fayetteville.
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ASSESSMENT.

1AJo11KJKJ1EIIlIN
TTNIIE members Of the Windham County Mutual
l. Fire Insurance Company are hereby notified
that the following assessments have been made on
all notes In force on the following days, to wit:
November 1lih, 1866, per cent.
January 9th, 1856,
April 18th, 1886,
making per cent. to be paid to the Treasurer at
his office in Newfane, on or before the first day OIL
October next. NJ NEWTON. Treasurer.
Newfane, August 18th, 1856. SWISS
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NorthieId Institute,

ENIIIS Institution vii be opened on WEDNESDAY,,
u the I'd day Of September, land continue | /
weeks,) for instruction in the English Branches,
Greek, Latin, French, Drawing and Music, by
GEO. CHAPLIN, assisted by graduate Of Pitts
field Seminary.
Mortified, Mass, Aug. IL, 1856. 2ws3
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follows -
Anti Bilious Pills;
Stomach Pills;
Compound Extract Of Dandelion;
% Syrup Of Yellow Dock;
Syrup Of Comfrey;
Female Restorative Cordial;
Dysentery Syrup;
Pecioral Elixir;
Vegetable verinifuge;
Magnetic Liniment;
Composition; Hot Drops;
Strengthening Plaster;
Extracts, Tinctures, &c.
These medicines were prepared by the late Or.
Carley, who had the exclusive possession Of the
recipes from which they made; and those who
wish for supply Of the genuine articles will do
well to give Mrs. c. q call.
July le, 1856. 2m20
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GUNSMITHING.

TIVE "oLD GUNsMITH" may be found at his
IL new shop on Birge St., near the Guilford
road, where he will make to order, and keep con-
stantly on hand RIFLES & RIFLE PISTOLS, of
a superior quality and low prices. All kinds of
gun-repairing done to order and warranted
S. PIKE
Bratteboro'. August 18th, 1856. tf33