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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-20
t,t so a.. CYRUS NJ. RIFFEKT.
) Wy ov-+t~ THOMAS CROSSLEY,

boarding on Reasonable Terms,
sony a. Sept e,aGg wlih their Wives and or other per
TX ch ounn Board on very reasonable terms nj No
" Market few doors below Third: iapse itonf
rop rn snry to let with Board; asS on nt Pal,
ply r. \ No. 60, sign big saw ''' 1"'''Oe' NP-
July o-2moS' ST. WORTH.
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A COUSTIC AURICLES or Ears ior the Deal IA *
eno ana every other degree Of deafness, ~ varieties
T.. MADElRAiS Instrument Makers
Juno 22-N, sth ST., 4 doors below Chestnut, PhIla,
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GRAIN IN RIIssIA.-A correspondent OF the
| Washington UiRien at Moscow, under date OF
July 10th, fur nishes the following information;
have deli eyed (awaiting authentic informa-
toh) report ing the almost entire loss of the
wheat crops of this year IN several OF tho most
Important wheat-growing governments dds
tricts) of Russia an open winter and long
drought al e assigned as the causes.
So little of the surplus grain produced one
year is Ike &Jt in the country for the next, that,
IN view Of the prospective short crop and con-
sumption, the small stock now on hand has
hecu for week past rapidly advau-
cling in price, and is now held at 75 per
cent. above the spring quotations. 1t is stated
that, except where great land transport will
prevent it, all the grain will he sold and retain
ed In the interior, little or n,Nae exported.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
PUBIIC SALE

ftdtA A SNUG LlrrLh FARM OF ABOUT so a
Es n ores more OF So, within q miles Ofthe CITY
-H=A'S- oil w ltmlngton, Delaware, AMY Ia
WIN. McCAULIEY,
leu. 2-ll. l5R Market st,
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8OE 4tUuti-IU EEOB AfuLCMcLH
6FyTtzS THE subscriber intending TO decline the bust
~ c. moss Will rent his slaughter House aud fixtures,
EKlA-, at tho N, Il. corner of Seventh and Tatnall
streets, on te~qnable terms, II application b.
llde soon. Attached to the house excellent cellar,
The rent will be taken out in meat, IL preferred.
aug l7-2tA BERNARD FOLAIER
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n, ]. S1AIMs' COUGH SYRUP,-The great Com
Y, MIliord, Del. aus 6siL
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~ AM ED.-By gentle aud his wife, beard with
w nicely FURNISHED parlor and bedroom Address
lioN 67i, T., q. Wilmington. aug. .2t
" ANTED b. an experienced teacher, a alna tUlto
Teach the Lang gGs, and the advanced branles
ni Mathematics, Me- For further particular address
inquire at this office. june 25-It.
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WOOD LEAVE FOR SALE.

CITY PROPERTY, beautiful Country
VIA residence. containing 10 acres situated on the
,a9 Wilmington and Great Valley Turnpike, three
miles from Wilmington, The land Is IN Il high
sose q eultiSalon The improvements large two
story uric Cottage with all the mbierl improvements
stable and Carriage HOUSE. The grounds handsome.
y aid out IN ornamental md choice fruit trees Terms
easy, Possession 81 en- immciiatey,
+, Apply 70 DR. J; DER lGkSOA, 7 mile from Whining
ION, on the PHILADELPHIA pike. al
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AND POSSESSION GIVEN IMMEDIATELY.
3 SS aR% sS$ssss' ""sl Ras
- - with good buildings, Orchards and water; and
well fenced u will be Soda bargain; and will lie shown
10 any ono by ISAAC W lLsuN lie PREMISES For terms
9pgly 10 snid ISAAC WiLsuN JosEPH MERCRR or FRANZ
WlCNERsHAA, at Kennett square or to
-. a., WIN, MGCAu LliGY, 1853 Market ST.,
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NOTICE is hereby gtyon that JnsEPH s. BENNETT ni
Wilmington Delaware, Druggist, has tbs day AZ
signed TO me all his goods and claiois rights cred
IT'S, mud all his estate, for the eneft Of his creditors
AL pGrSmn lgIimE e,,.m aEntns ths asagnaE wilt pre
make immediate payment. WIN, BRIGHT 800
August "a, lgb1-- I7-At, Aasigrs,
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LYNDON ACADEMY.

VINlIE FALL TERN OF THIS lNSTI-
/ tuition will commence WEDNESDAY. SEP.
>. under the charge Of Mr. Tcnny. its present pop
ular and successful prcccpt"r. instruction VIII
be rivcn in all branches of learning usually pur-
sued i'll such institutions. by teachers fully compc-
ten. to discharge the duties of their respective de-
partncnt>.
ALLEN TENNY. \. b. Principal.
Miss EMILY CHASE. Prcccptrc>>.
ESTHER y. MATTocKs. teacher If Drawing,
and Painting.
CHARLOTTE CHASE. CYNTHIA TErLI. teach
cr> of Music.
Mr.. CHARLES FARLEY. teacher Of Pennan>!iip.
TrEMS-Commcn English, 80; Latin. Greek.
and higher English. 500.
Without indulging in high sounding titles. cx-
travacant laudatiuns. or ful>omc culogv. (Which
arc seldom truthful and always vain.) respecting
the school, its locality. its teachers. and its Won
dcrful superiority over every other in the known
world We simply desire t" say generally that Ii Is
lust what its name imports. an Academy. mot
a Normal Instituted. and is probably quite a. good
a school as can he found i'll Vermont. but no bet
ter than many others. And il students desire TO
fit for College. prepare themselves to teach. or
generally to learn, they will find all necessary aids
and facilities.
Let every student remember that there is no
royal road 10 knowledge" Hard study and close
application arc the levers by which he succeeds
he must rely mainly upon his Strcngth-hut
in q, ing direction To that strength. which > the
teachers province. we can assure the public tina:
scholars will receive instruction. moral and intel
lctual, useful and efficient Is at any similar in
>titution in the State.
4o4o g. II. WEEKS Scc'y.
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Peacham Academy,
PEAf HAM, VT.

VVNIIE Fall Session of this Institution will open
/ Tuesday, September Sth. and continue eleven
weeks The services Of W. +. BARNARD. n. b
who has had the management of the School forthc
past year. have been obtained for the ensuing year
The reputation which this school has enjoyed
while under the direction of Mr.. b., for ho'Vsgh
instruction. and strict but wholesome discipline
it will be the effort of the Principal to maintain
the ensuing year. \ hearty and prompt comp!i-
ancc ton the part of each sclo ar) with all the reg
ulations of the school will be impartially cnforc-
cd. and any violation will meet with its fitting re-
bukc: and if persisted in. the offender Will lose
his connection with the school 1t is extremely
desirable that all intending to connect themselves
with the school. should he present at the opening
of the term on TUESDAY and continue without IN
Permission to the close; but in cases where 1t Is
necessary. and arrangements made to that effect
with the Principal prerionS!y. scholars can join
the school for one half term; otherwise pupils
will be held as members of the school till the close
of the session and tuition will be charged accord
ingly. In addition to the higher and common
English studies and the Languages, Instruction
will be given in French. Music, Painting and Draw
in.. while a Primary Department will be eStaD-
lishcd for the accommodation Of 4 Younger class
nc scholars than usually attend the Academy.
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TOWN REPRESENTATIVES,.

RYEGATE.-Johm Gray, 1890. 1901; Josiah
Page, 1892 to 1874; John Gray 1895; Jo-
siah Page, 1856: John Cameron, 1881. 1898
VIM. Nelson. Jr., 1899. 1900: John Came
ron. 1901 to lSoj: James Nelson, Jr., 1906
John Cameron, 1907 to 1909; Hugh Laugh
lin, 1911, 1872; James Henderson. 1913
John Nelson. 1911 James Henderson. 1915
Hugh l.aughlin, 1916, 1917; Alexander Hen
dcrSon. 1918: John Cameron. 1920: John
Nelson, 1921 John Cameron. 1922; Robert
Whitclaw, 1898 to 1925 John Cameron.
1926; VIM. Gray, 1927, 1928; James Neil
son, Jr., 1929 to 1881 John Cameron, 1882
James Nelson, Jr., 1893, 1881 Robert
Whitcaw. 1885. 1896; Thomas Nelson. 1881 ;
Robert Whitclaw. 1888: James Hall, I'd.
1899 to 1911 Robert Whitclaw. 1912 to
1911; Thomas Nelson, Jr. 1915: John Cam
eron. 1876 John Mcclure. 1917. 1S4S Rob-
crt Cochran. 1919. 1870: VIM. L. Whitclaw
1851 James X. Park, 1854 Cloud Somcrs,
1855, 1886.
SHEFr1ELD.-Stcphcn Drown, 1906; Jo-
scph ii. Ingalls,, 1907; Reuben Miles, 1S0S
Stephen Drown, 1909; Joseph H. Ingalls,,
1910. 1911 Stephen Drown, 1912; Reuben
Miles, 1913; J. ii. Ingalls,, 1914 to 1918
Stephen Drown, 1919 Benjamin Con-
ner. 1920 ]. ii. Ingalls,, 1921 Ste
phcn Drown, 1922. 1928 J. IL. ingalls,,
1924; Stephen Drown. 1925; J. IL. Ingalls,.
1926 to 1898; James TownShcnd, 1899 :
Stephen Drown, 1880, 1881 James Towns
bend, 1882; Ezekiel Miles, 1888, 1884
Scwcll Bradley, 1885; Samuel Bean. 1896
Harris Smith, 1887, 1888; John T. ingalls,,
1899; James Townshend, 1910; John p In
gals, 1911 to 1911; Caleb Miner, 1916
James Roberts, 1918; Moses Cheney, 1919,
1870 Laban NJ. NJ. Gray, 1851, 1852; Spen-
Ger Drake. 1858; Hollis ingalls,, 1854 ; Jesse
G. Kinaston, 1856, 1856.
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LArGHL1N-In Ryegate, June %. Of dropsy, Ele-
beth Laughlin, aged IS years.
West Randolph July 9Th. Hon.
Phineas Moulton. aged g..
HALL-At Burlington, July 7, Mr.. Charles c. Hail.
aged 4Oycars.
BAkEE-At Bradford. July 5, Mr.. Eugene Baker
aged Gj years and months.
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DELLEVUE. CALHOUN CO.. X. T..

This town is situated on Cedar Creek 40 mile.
due west of Lawrence CITY Its facilities for build
ing not exccilcd at another point in the Terri
tory Limestone. Sandstone and Timber arc
abundant i; being i'll the best timbcrcd portion of
Kansas. Stone Coal is plenty in the immediate
Vicinity. The soil is well adapted to tillace and
grain" purposes: the climate is healthy and sa-
lubIuu> Is Ia. art desire. 4 fine Steam mill
Is III process Of erection. 4 Hotel for the accom-
mediation of cmiSrant>. and store to supply their
wants are on the ground. Several other buildings
are contracted for Merchants and mechanics Of
all needed kinds much need Liberal in
dnccmcnt> Will be offered by TIC association to all
actual settlers.
A. WARD. President. A. r. RASxry. Sec
rCtars. Bellevue Association.
Further information may he had bv addressing
4. L. RANNEY.
:2tt LcayCnwcrth CITY. h. L.
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The WEATHER-Hot, hotter, hottest.

u \ penny-a-lincr in one of the city pa
pcrs. writing of the wealthy Southern Ladies
at a New York hotel, says that one of them
is s. worth her weight in diamonds" AS the
koh-i-noor, the most valuable diamond in the
world. priced at more than million and a
third of dollars, weighs less than an ounce
and quarter, this estimable lady, if she
weighs as much as the average of women
(93 - poundS.) must be worth more then
81, 200.0O000OO. We should hardly believe
that, if We hadn't seen it in print
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CLARK,S FEMALE PILLS.

TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. Prepared from .
prr>criponot Sir Clark D. Physician Extraordinary 10
the Queen
This lnva!nal9 Inc!c u:!ailiI- in the of All
h>. painful and dangerous riders L. hi, IA the female
constitution i 81, jet. II m"cratc> all and rcnovcs
all distractions. aI! speedy may hc relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t Is peculiarly suited. 1t WILL in short time trin; on the
monthly period V ith regularity.
Each h"ttl price dollar bears the Government staInp
NJ Great Britain. I" prev eat C"-Itcrfcit>.
CAuIIo>-Tl">c Pills should not be- taken hv females thu
pregnant during the first months As they are sure
I" bring "n hut every other tine and in
cry other cast they perfectly safe.
Sole AGENTS !r III Mite! States aul Canada
l. c. H\IDW IN Il co. Rochester Ny
TuttlcI Moses. Auburn. y Y. General Agents
Il Si"h and tr">acc stamps c'clo>ct" any authorize
eel A-ui. " III "r>" bottle the Pills return mail
r,r >.lr 10y FRED. +. SMITH. M,ntl..Irr Wholesale
gent tIr Itt:'r"Ii. Sold TX Ernwnra IIOYT and ! &
bingham. ~ Jog>lr!. IL .ck>. PAM lie. rs II
kcy,>. New hU Iu'l -
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and were on their return, when young Stowe
became exhausted and sunk. Every effort
was made by his companions to rescue him
from watery grave, but without avail. He
was 10 years of age. His remains were tax
en- to Andover on the very day which he had
appointed to meet his mother there on her
return from Europe.
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n F. y T l S T II Y

DR.. II. II. NEWTON. Of St Johnsburv, VT,
respectfully gives notice the citizens of Cai~do-
MIA County that he is permanently located in
ST. John>bury, and would be happy to render his
services to all who NAV favor him with can. All
operations will be performed in a thorough and
scientific manner, and no operation will be under
taken unless it be for the good Of the patient
All those who are in want Of parts or full sett
OF teeth " III find it to their advantage to give him
CALL for he will hereafter insert artificial teeth at
the following prices
GOLD PLATES.
Full sets ofteeth from SIS to 800
Full upper under sets 10 50
Parts Of sets. per tooth, at
mosphcrie plates 90
SILVER PLATYG.
Full sets Of teeth from $50 to $40
- upper under sets Is 40
- sets temporary 20
Gutta Pcrcha. the same prices silver.
OPERATIONS ON THE NATURAL TEETH.
Filling teeth with gold, from Sl.eO to $500
Filling with tin. so 100
Cleansing and polishing tho teeth LOO 800
Extracting teeth Is 50
Office opposite the Passumpsie Bank. All Oh
cratIons warranted.
ST. Johnsbury. April %, 1857. 1886
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This Elixir for the teeth and gums combines in
tratcd form. most desirable cleansing and astringent
properties ut the time it contains nothing which
1t arrests decay of the teeth
Ii cures Canker in the mouth.
1t is unsurpassed as 4 Gargle.
1t acts as detergent after smoking.
1t renders the GUMS hard and healthy.
1t ncutralizs the offensive Secrcti"s "f the mouth.
II mpar> the breath fragrance peculiarly aromatic
and pleasant
II has received the sanction and patronage of the most
eminent of the Dental and Medical Faculty
Prepared only 10y Joseph Burnett Co.. fremont Street
Boston. For sale by all Druggists. at iC. per bottle. a
Indian Remedies.
Indian Mcdica! Institute. 81 Bloomfield Street Boston
4 sample copy u the Indian ArCana' edited; 10y
Rev. l.cn L. KauCrntt. Sru1 lrCc. 4
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W;1ho-.. God liver Oil and Lime.

The friends of persons who have been restored from con-
rmed consumption by the OF this original preparation
and the grateful parties themselves have by recommending
acknowledging its wonderful efficacy. given TO the
article popularity in New England The cod liver
oil in this combination robbed Of its unpleasant taste
and Is rendered doubly effective in being coupled with the
lime which is itself restorative principle supplying ma
turc with just the agent and assistance required to heal
and reform the diseased lungs A. y. Wibor 6G Court
Street, Boston, is the proprietor, 4
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g" J. Waters. Il professor Of music. in
Palmer, has drawn the woman with $4,000
accompanying. offered as prize by Pcrham
of New York. The woman is supposed to
be dear at any figure.
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N0tice--PaV Up!

OWING to dissolution of partnership Of CA
~ mooN TRrLI., and the removal Of one of
the parties, they request prompt settlement OF all
accounts due them
Lyndon, July Is, 1857. 42h
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Farm for Sale !!

H>HE subscriber offers his farm at private sale.
and will give good bargain to anv one who
may desire to purchase. The Farm contains 80
acres of fine productive land living on the Con
nccticut River. and is well divided into moving.
tlllagc and pa>turagc. with a good Apple Orchard
and very large Maple Orchard. The building.
are large and very convenient and in excellent re-
puir. To those desiring one of the REST Farms
and location. chance is now offered. I'M
mediate possession given if desired
J4MES +. HENRY.
West Littleton. y. H.. July. 1851. 1919.
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Drugs and Medicines,

TllE subscriber has recently purchased the
Il Arothccary shop at Lyndon owned hr Dr.
ID. " Truli. where may he found full assortment
Of Drugs and Medicines. Vegetable, Mineral and
Patent Also,
CHEMICALS. SURGICAL INSTRC-
MEATS. FANCY .iRTICLES.
and in sh"r,.eycrythng kept in like establishments
Prescriptions compounded with accuracy aud
despatch. Medicines. Surgical Instruments and
Books. Medical or Miscellaneous. not on Hand
will he procured at short notice
u Orders gratefully received and promptly It
tended TO. l.. b. CARPENTER.
Lyndon. June Is. 1857. ssr
DERF L VI cry AND BRCSUES
variety ef style. and prices. Sold ~
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To tie Editor of The C0!cdOnian.

We. the undersigned. citizens of the town
of Barnet and vicinity. wish to avail ourselves
Of a small space in your paper as circulate
ING medium to convey to the public the fol-
lowing note of which was to us mclanchol-
ly occurrence, and took place near the Barnet
Depot. VT. on the 9th July inst. and which
resulted in the death of a most promisiI""
Young man. Mr.. I.awrcncc.) the loss of which
we deeply dcplore. However. it is not our
purpose to make an obituary notice. or write
culogy upon the character Of the deceased.
but simply. and in the shortest manner con-
vcy to the public a few features of the case,
and then let that public to which We appeal,
pronounce such Judgment as they may think
the case demands, (aS for ourselves We CEN
sure no onc) S. $. Clark has been depot
master at this station since the Pa>>,lmpSic
Railroad has been i'll operation, and in the
discharge of his duty as such, his obliying
and courteous dcmcanor has secured tie good
will of those with whom he has done bust
ness. He has been ever in season, but never
out of season up to the time of this sad affair,
which was caused by his neglect in not prop
crlv adjusting a switch leading from the
main track to one running to Il cove built for
numbering purposes and which was seldom
used. Consequently the Importance Of that
switch was not thoroughly impressed upon
his mind, and he neglected it: but III tears.
and we might say in sackcloth and ashes. he
mournS with the bcrcavcd. and immodrratclv
reflects upon himself. That he was in fault
he frankly admits. But he who is without
fault let him cast the first stone What &C
ton the corporation may take i'll the matter
we do not know. neither do We presume to
advise; but simply say that We have full con-
fdcnce in Mr. Clark. and if he remains with
us he remains our friend. Should he be re-
moved we send this brief notice as Il tcstimO-
NAL of orr respect, and an expression of our
full reliance upon his moral worth, his intcg-
rity, his faithful discharge of any and all du-
ties which may be imposed upon him and his
general good feeling.
Rarpct. July 18th. 4. d.. 1851
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That's So.

4 Ii. notes and accounts due the late firm of
~ CHASE. GOULD & Co., mast be paid be-
fore the first Of October next Contracts to the
contrary oniy excepted.
West Concord. July 18th. 1857. 42-iS
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Coughs, Colds, bronchitis.

HoarseneSS Irritation of the Threat. cured by using
Browns Bronchial Troc!icS nZlgcs.D Sold all Drug
"i>t>. III - per box. Wedo our clerical brethren
real favor calm. their attention to them -I,cv Daniel
Wise .'They held in great esteem Physicians
in the treatment Of Bronchial ailceollS'''Dr. Bgeow.
Boston. A.
Deaf Cured
However caused Letters addressed to Or. Boardman L.
Suffolk Place, Boston, answered Remedies sent by
AZ
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& \ II -.
| have ':"cn acquainted witt. VI. VI. Lewis OPP
II, an. for several years. haze frequently called
upon I'M to suppl, patients with glasses. upon
whom hl,, operated fox Cataract ana other dis
eases of the eve. and he has always given perfect
satisfaction. | Their, torc rhccrfulls recommend
him to the public wo, thy other con'doucc
and patronage. C.. NJ. BUE,.EE
olo fremont Street, Boston.
LETTER FROM GOV MErCALF
Co>cuRD. June 10. 1870.
Dr. Lcwi>-Dcar Sir: The Spcci,clcs Won have
furnished me are precisely wha, | was in want Of
| have made many efforts before To find some that
would suit me. hut never succeeded in obtaining
any essential aid till now. Those for distant OBJ
lcct>. well those for nearer purposes are all
that could expect. feel myself exceedingly for
tunatc in obtaining them. and if Won success
full in your profession with others YOU have been
i'll my case. YOU can not hut find YOUR business
profitable to Yourself. as we'll rs to those who NAV
employ you. Most respectfully YOURS
RALPH METCALF.
FROM THE CLAREMONT EAGLE.
THE EyE.-M. NJ. Lewis. Optician from Albany
\. Y. is stopping at the Sullivan House for a few
days. where he may be consulted in regard to all
the diseases and imprrfcctonS of the Eve He
manufactures Spcctaclc> from Scotch pebbles and
furnishes glasses of superior quality. lie fully
understands his business. and we chccrfulv rec
ommcnd him to all who have need of his services
as a skillful and experienced Optician.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-07-18
rom Ia" Editor "ithc g Dlilv Gazette" Emira ".
=. III El, rKIC OIL - vi LIZ SMITH Ii oil We In

.. T TX IT..
- in the papers lr and have III
IT, because "" personally acquainted with >cIcra"f III"
parties Who's" opinions given then DR.. Sn th. 81 Ph.la
nrliia has made III" most important medical discovery
ever hear! of. for the al all kinds pam
hear 81 >w"llc'' limbs reduced hours ii piles cured
III Nv" weeks. hraiitlc and tr'i,ll III n
rheumatism II! day and IaralN lis in three weeks
N""r'lrN treatment accomplish results This
on has been tested 10y medical men and approved III. III
Rr;iI the atiN, III t>.licuf.
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Conn. & Passumpsic R. R. R.
NOTICE.
Wiz. following assessments have been laid on
l. all subscriptions for the purpose of extending
the road viz-lO per cent. on each share pavabl,.
sept LIST. 1857. Also. 10 per cent. on each share
payable every succeeding sixty days thereafter I'M
til the amount of one hundred dollars on each
share shall have been paid
PAYMENTS may be made at the Bank of Orleans,
Peoples Bank, Bank of Lyndon. Passumpsic Bank
Bradford Bank. +. Cleveland, Coventry, Vt, or
Ircasurer's Office No. Merchants Exchange.
Boston, Per order,
NJ P. LOWERING, Treas.
June 1857 xO,f