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cense and festivity, for theatres, concerts,
gambling, &c. Not only are land and
water crowded with Chinese, but many
dwell on artificial islands which float up
on the lakes-islands with gardens and
houses raised upon the rafters which the
occupants have bound together.
In every part of China which Euro
peans have gained access to, it is found
that every foot of ground is brought IN.
der cultivation-every bit of soil, even
though it be only few feet in length
and breadth-and every device is en-
ployed for the gathering of everything
that can fertilize the earth. The Chinese
have no prejudice as regards food, eating
anything and everything from which they
can derive nutrition. Dogs, rats, mice.
monkeys and snakes, they make no OBJ
/ lection TO. Unmatched ducks and chick
ems, are favorite dish. Nor do the early
stages of putrefaction create any disgust
Drunkenness is a rare vicein China, anC
fermented spirits or strong drinks art
seldom used. Tea is the universal bever
age. The Chinese eat but two meals {
day. The only repugnance noticed il
China by Mr.. Bowring is to the use o
milk. He never saw or heard of butter
cream, milk or whey being introduced a
any native Chinese table.
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LoTTERTES.

ME Lotteries of Samuel Swan & Co. are char
IL tered by the State Of Georgia, and have sworn
commissioners appointed to superintend their
drawings, and certify that everything connected
with the same is done ia astrietly honorable man
ner They offer to the public a fair opportunity
Tor investment, the interests Of parties at dis.
lance being as well protected as though they were
present The managers would respectfully call
attention TO the fact that all persons have a legal
rlght % send orders for tickets to Georgia as the
lotteries Of Samuel Swan & Co. are authorized
BY the Legislature Of that State A lottery will
be drawn every Saturday throughout the year all
orders received being filed ia the drawing next
70 take place after the same comes 10 hand Ac-
cording 70 the scheme one ticket In every ten
must draw prize. Tickets $40; halves, S.
quarters, $3.50. No tickets sent unless the mon
4 sy accompanies the order. The drawings are
upon the principle Of one number on each ticket.
ana are 50 simple that none can fail 20 understand
tneIn There is no combination Of numbers 20
mystify the buyer. Prizes vary from $40 10 $50
OOoi every prize being drawn, and result Of draw
ing forwarded 70 ali purchasers.
u list Of the numbers that are drawn from
tn5 wheel, with the amount that each prize is en-
titled 10, viii be Published after every drawing:
~ the following papers New Orleans Dsda
Mobile Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville
4 0asstts, Atlanta iatealgeaeer. Sauaan0h Neus
and New York Weekly Day Book. Write xoul
Aearess plainly, and direct 70 s. SWAN e. Co
dfaaSsia, Georgia.
Prizes paid II. full no percentage deauctel
from prizes a. II bther Lotteries.
AZ communication strictly eon6dentisl. ifvi
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IT IS A FACT.

A house is naturally divided into two |
halves, the outside and the inside. To |
man belongs the former, to women the
latter. Whether this be a law of nature
or a law of custom, some have disputed;
but We think that There can be but little
doubt about it. Were it not a law of
nature, it would have been resisted by
some people. Its universal adoption and
prevalence proves it to be an established
natural fact-a law which neither act of
parliament nor custom has power to re-
peal. The outside of the house consists
of all such productive labor as supplies
the materials for domestic comfort, and
the inside consists of the preparation, ar
rangcment, and distribution of such ma
terials for the good of the family two
very distinct offices, and nature has very
kindly and very wisely provided sex
/ for each. The two sexes are only in
their proper sphere when respectively su-
perintending these two departments, and
each is evidently out of place and some
what uncomfortable when trespassing on
the others ground. But there is a natu-
raj tendency to trespass Notwithstanding.
i Wives are proverbially fond of giving
advice and doing a little business in the
masculine department, and men are no
less proverbially tempted to belle their
sex. and take upon themselves such au-
thority in the housekeeping line as re-
minds US not a little of the bull in the
china shop. A kitchen man is very
troublesome fellow, more especially if he
sits all day in the arm chair by the fire.
side, advising, directing, grumbling, crit
cising, and commanding. His wife must
be possessed of most remarkable pas.
sivity of nature to endure it with pa
thence, and he himself gains little by it
except, perhaps, it may be the dish-clout
pinned to his coat-tail by some wag of a
I girl, who has courage and independence
of spirit to beard the lion in his den. A
wife who interferes with her husband;
> workmen, is equally insuferable, or WHIT
comes between the husband and his Gus
v toners to show her own talent for bust
ness, and the incapacity of her lord an,
master. There may at times be a neces
sity for both these exchanges of relation
d ship, but they are always accompanie
is by disagreeable feelings. and discredita
e bic to one party or both.
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Extraordinary trial of Strength.

The Troy Times of the 9th, recounts
a singular trial of strength, which took
place in that city on Saturday evening
between james Madison, "the cast iron
man." and Professor Carl, the " strongest
man in America" The challenge for
trial of strength sent by Carl, having
been accepted, a large assembly witnessed
the performance.
Previous to the trial, Prof. Carl gave
an exhibition of magic and ventriloquism.
performed his celebrated guitar and drum
solos, balanced sixteen chairs upon his
chin, and performed other feats calling
for an exercise of strength, which must
have wearied him somewhat. Mr.. Mad
ison then ppeared-held an anvil weigh
ing two hundred and fourteen pounds
upon his breast, while two men struck
upon it with sledges; held an anvil upon
each knee; broke a number of stones
with his fist; bent a bar of iron one
fourth of an inch thick by striking It over
his arm; and held an anvil weighing
about two hundred pounds upon each
arm, while men struck upon it with
sledges. Prof. Carl then appeared, held
the anvil upon his breast; bent the bar
of iron almost double upon bis arm
held the anvils upon his arms, &c, for a
longer period than Mr.. Madison had
done. He then took the large flint stones
which had been rejected by his rival, and
hammered them to pieces, signalising his
4 performance by cracking in two fac
stone about large enough to serve as q
4 stepping block for door. After this he
). held one Of the heavy anyils over lii
head for forty one seconds; lifted a sixty
/ pound weight upon his little finger and
swung II around his head, and held two
!, men on his hair while he whirled then
about, top-fashion. until their feet stucl
out at an angle Of forty five degrees.
Mr.. Madison was then called out b,
, the audience, and requested to give an
account of himself. He excused him
: sell in the matter Of the stones bv sayint
that his rival was in constant practice
while he had no. broken a stone for a wear
Being urged to swing the weight abou
: his head, he declined to do II, on th,
score Of inability, and as Professor Car
had not held the anvils on his knee. Il
short, be virtually acknowledged himsel
a whipped man"
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CERTIFICATES.
Important from DR.. E. w. Sabin, Of
Rochester, n. 7.

December ], leo9'
This may certify that have made trial Q,
"BAcH's AMERICAN COMPOUND" in 3 case Of
severe Bronchial affection, and a long siandins
irritation Of the nlHeus coatof the AlimsHtary iFaft
By the use oftwo bottles OF the above Compoah9
it is thought permanen. cure was affected
have seen ITS wonderful effec in decided cas-
of ScTofafia Consumption, where the pateh1 W
thought to be beyond ezre-after taking rev 3.
ties Of the american Compound is nov though z
be 0ff Of danger, and nearly NeA From sh4
have seen Of the effect ofthe Compound, lsh0al.
certainly recommend It's use in such ehses +"
above named E w. SAbIh, D.. y
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a NEW BOOK.
A TALE OF THE SOUTH !

FOUNDED on Facts, and entitled "The Curse
A. Entailed," By Mrs. H. H. Bigeiow, sister Of
Bishop HaHlline Of the Methodist Church. She
says ii her preface She eonseientiously believes
the book was written under the same pressure
that 81. Paul felt when he exclaimed FOR neees-
sity Is laid upon me yea woe Is me Il preach
not the gospel" Feeling that God demanded Il,
and humanity required Il, she has simply done
her dutyi and Of which the Boston Liberaios
says, IL IS the greatest work yet published feom
" Uncle Tom" TO bred" and a book which
everybody ought 10 read. Oh, We ministers read
II and see your responsibility Oh, ye pro-siays-
~ church members, read It ard treBbIcl Oh
ye Office holders and Office seekeTs, read Il and
blush Oh, ye mothers with your darling babes
m your arms, read i and think that they may b
Kidnapped and torn from year embrace aud solo
into perpetual bondage, and then you aill zee oil
nations guilt! Oh, ye children aud youth raae
= and learn 70 hate slavery with perfect hatred
Va, everybody read II Tor Il is designed % eaas,
q great sensation one large IL mo-, price : q.
ior sale BY CHESTER BgOWF.
CrafisbnFv, Nov 10, is56-4af
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MICHIGAN PoRTRY.-No one who reads the
following can deny that the Wolverines have a
Porx in their midst. The Adrian Watchman has
been favored with a FOAM entitled " The Souls
Last Sight" which contains the history of a
Young lady who became enamored of certain
John Smith, who was faithful until he heard of a
certain former down-east fame living in " York
State" when it appears he took the steamboat
line to pay a visit before yielding himself mp to
his engagements. Lucy, cast down by this appa-
rent desertion, thus gives vent to her grief
He's gone across the sudzy see;
He's crost the lakey waiter!
To sea Jerushey Anytime;
Ben Smither's oldest dawter
Nj heart is broakl ] soon shall di,
Oh cruel, cruel John!
And when I'm ded and betrayed
hoap you'll look upon
The gras that grose upon my tune,
Down in the woods 50 dark,
Where all is sad and silent glume
And streekid skwirrels bark.
And when your out at mite as late
As eleven o'clock or later,
And beer the wind whine thro the tall topped pin,
ohl!! think nv Lucy Baker.
And ef We marry that Jerushey
Yuve crost the laix to get,
Remember that yure deerist Lucy
lied in konsek wence nv it.
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SAMUEL B. NICHOLS

Premium PACED Blank Book Manufacturer,
Paper Warehouse, Jobber and retail dealer in
School Classical and Miscellaneous Books,
Stationery and Artists Materials,
No. 146 Church Street, nearly opposite A. G.
Spears Drug Store, Burlington, VT.
4 WOULD inform my friends and the public
4 generally that have removed my Store and
Bindery to No. lac Church Street, nearly opposite
A. G. Spears Drug Store, where shall be found
after this date.
BLANK BOOKS.
The attention Of buyers is invited to my assert
always Oh hand made by experienced workmen,
ular attention paid to making Blank Books for
Banks, Insurance Offices, Manufacturing Compa
mics, Rail Road Corporations, &c.
PAPER.
A complete assortment of Writing and Wrap
ping Papers always kept on hand, consisting OF
Super Royal, Imperial, Deny and Flat Caps Of all
qualities, Cap, Letter, Bath Post, Billet and Note
Paper-Hardw2re, MANILA Rag, Straw and other
Wrapping Papers. This stock buy directly from
the Manufacturers for Cash and can and will sell
on the same terms as New York and Boston Job
bling Houses.
STATIONERY s. ARTISTS MATERIALS.
A large variety Of this class Of goods which
have been selected with great care for this mar,
ket, and the prices cannot fail to satisfy The
closest buyers. School, Classical and Miscela-
neous Books. Special arrangement with thu
leading publishers render my facilit for fur
! nishing this stock equal to any house in the Uni
ted States.
A NEW FEATURE.-owing to the largely in
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BOON RINniNG:.

continue to Bind Music Books, Magazines,
&c, in every style Of Binding on short notice al
the lowest rates.
would return thanks to my friends and the
public for the liberal patronage heretofore exten
ded, and will only add that my prices viii as
heretofore be as Cheap as the Cheapest, and pur
ehasers are invited to examine stock and prices.
All orders by Mail, Express, or otherwise, will
receive prompt attention. Terms, Cash on De-
livery. SAMUEL B. NICHOLS.
No. l4s Church Street, Burlington, April /, $50.
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suddenly relieve the sufferer from the me-.
lent pains; yet il is a fact, as testified - 70
men and good women, whose names A.. seaf
office Not any have used il without - ~
SOME SPECIAL BENEFIT
within an hour, and many are thevwhoh-.,
perfectly cured Of Rheumatism, Neuraigis 80
and bronchial Complaints, Group, Tie I,ala.Ina
Felcns. Cramps, Piles, Sprains and Brpi.s. "a
and Wounds, Swelled Glands and Sir -
Scrofula, and Erysipelas, Sore Nipples an Ssaa,
ed Breasts, Salt Rheum and Cankers IN - s.s'
or stomach, Eruptions and all kinds ~ iSoaa
(Headache or Toothache in five or ten r-;usie,
also, Chilblains or Sore or Tender Feet
be seen that VI
/ do not Profess to CureSEverytbi,.
but only certain class lof complains ~
which are durable on simple Electric an5 81 a. q
cal principles, through the affinities OF nv
trio OH and theNeTvo Vital fluid oftss ba ..e-
1 body. AA
The modus operandi of progressing ana
changeable Rheumatic pain, is imperieeilyu ster
stood by mankind; whether its location i 4
membrane or covering Of the nerves. in6susag e
arrangement, like the coating of an ma!
stomach) or some disturbance of Ire ss-.-ls4
fluid ITSELF certain il is that my Electra 0;S
readily absorbed into, lift does not actuspv y
lplya deficiency in, and equallze the cirrglssP-
of that great principle CT living organization.
/, Let the skeptical and the humane look into a..
lmatter-for if these things are so
} ALL ARE ALIKE INTERESTEn
| viii take any case from the hospital to test a
all. My Electric Or is pleasant and innocs,,
no danger ofcold or reaction, as all will bear n,
my witness. Come and read for yourselves.
n. E. corner Walnut and Eighth sts., Phia.
DTNone sold by pedlars. All my bottles hay,
my name blown in and the new wrappers bes
! my signature to prevent imposition on tile puJEc
A. L. SMITH, Chemist
t Prices. 20 cts, so cts, and 81, per Bottle
e n. B.-The large bottles ten times the eheapes
: c. Carpenter, Charleston; VIM Joslvn, Bay
= ton; Kelley & Roberts, Derby; Aiken & smsl
: ley, South Troy, Agents.
,elier, sole Wholesale and Retail Aeen
ELECTRIC OIL" Philadelphia.
Ems
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PROGRESSIVE & SPIRITUAL BOOKS,

In this section, large assortment of Liberal
and Progressive Books viii be found on cur shelves
among which are all Standard Works on Unita
rianism, Universalism, Liberalism, Spritaalsm,
&c. All the publications of the American Uni
tartan Association and Partridge & Britain, the
Works Of Claiming, Theodore Parker, Sweden
borg, A. J. Davis, Edmonds, &c. Subscriptions
received for the Spiritual Telegraph, New Eng
land Spiritualist, Tiffany's Monthly, &c. am
Agent for Mrs. METERS celebrated Clairvoyani
Medicines and Stones Mesmerie Nerve Eminent
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Auburn, n. T., June 10, lssg.
We, the undersigned, have received the igill-
Ia for preparing " BAca's AMERICAS CosfoeApl
and as far as we have tested il, can recomas,l-
its general use as tonic and Alternative asai.
70 REMOVE INFLATED HUaoEs or THE 81
and peculiarly adapted 10 Females suffering - -
Leucorrb0a, Whites, ard 70 those who.s 81
stitutiOns are enfeebled from Latsrmafieaf less'
JOSEPH u. MORRIS. ~ y
LANsINGH BRIGGS, M.D7
q EEE Al ID.
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Medicine for the People

TIME enbserlbeF has FeeaEFea the tsgss - =
n ment 81 Paaeut Madleifss frpsn - - u.
G. c. Keilam- the Ageaey having bsse ". -
red. A full supry wi hereafter bs ksI' ~
Al my stgre. - t-vF
Sept Is, 1866 B.
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A. G. TABER. M. I

Hon. D L DODGE, Of Auburn, n. l. ~
late member Of our State Legislature, ana - -.
the most accomplished Physicians and ~ -
Of our country after giving this medicine ~ -
sonal observation, says :-A n u dsstiHsd 3 -,
sede al liquid preparations fer he eare y SA''
diseasegH
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Bibles !! Bibles!

NHRISTIAN reader-have you family Bible
" Secure without delay this precious gift for
your wife and children. Sears celebrated picto-
rial SIX DOLLAR Bible, with about one thou
sand engravings for FIVE dollars and the Phil
adeldhia Quarto Bible at a still greater reduction
from the publishers city prices. Large, coarse
print Quarto Bibles with plates, and Connor's
marginal notes and references, an index, an al
phabetical table of all the Scripture names, with
their signi6cations; tables Of weights, measures,
coins, &c, and a beautiful engraved Family rec
ord, plain leather binding, marble edge, for the
low price of so, and Harding's Royal Quar.o
edition with Apocrypha, Concordance and Psalms
in metre added, on fine white paper, bold clear
type, heavy embossed calf binding, marble edge
and gilt sides, containing about eighteen hundred
pages for the exceeding low price of $3.50. The
same edition, gilt edge, Ia fine pulpit edition) for
$500; extra gilt side $3.50. This edition is pub
lished for $1,000 and sold in the cities and many
parts Of the country at the same price. For sale
by CHESTER BROWN.
Craltsbury, Feb.6, 1857.
n. B. He would just say that he has on hand
very superior lot of pocket Bibles, in every
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BACH'S
American Compound.


TENHE subscribers would respectfully ask III.
III attention Of the People Of Vermont, to tbs
claims of
BACH's AMERICAN COMPOUND.
As one OF the best preparations before the pBbg,
for the relief and cure ofthe following complaints:
Bronchitis, Ministers Sore Throat, CAL
omel, Nursing and liberated .Soys
Mouths, Sore Nipples, Mercsaiial Taint,,
Fever Sores, Scrofuta, liberation of
the Lungs and Stomach, all Nerrors
Complaints, Female Weakness and r.
Irregularities, Fluor Aibus, (or WAites)
Coughs arising from an hritatsd
Throat, Piles, Weak .Stomachs-in
fact, an dny case of
WEAKNESS, INFLAMMATION OR nTprRr
BLOOD, USE THIS REhEDY.
In the city of Auburn, where this medicine il
prepared, and the Proprietors reside large I'M
Of the most reliable and respectable proofs as
efficacy have been furnished in its favor. by tie
voluntary promptings eff those who have been re-
leved and cured of long standing and extremely
aggravated affections of the above complaints
from grateful desire TO spread its knowledge
and promote the good Of others who may be sim
ilarly afflicted.
Its influence has been peculiarly happy in all
cases of Bronchial and Throat affections, from
slight to Chronic determinations and J7ceraiiOHs
Also in some very marked cases Of Female Weak
ness and Irregularities, ard mary other con.
plants enumerated above.
| We have also some strong cases OF this charsc
ter in our own State, in which il has been used
with tcondegfat SUGGEST where for years sorts to
many other remedies have faded TO afford relief
Its ingredients, among which is a compound
fluid extract of
"BEECH DROPS" OR CANCER ROOT"
and composition are such as to render il perfec.
ly safe and harmless, requiring the exercise Of no
special care in regard to the habits OF the indi-
vdual, beyond that ordinarily necessary.
i From a personal knowledge Of these facts %
mot hesitate to say to all who are IN any way a.
lfiieted with Bodily Weakness, Debility, Infan
nation, Impure or Sluggish Blood, that
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND
lis recommended in the strongest assurance d
Relief and Cure.
:. FRED. E SMITH, Montpelier
n Wholesale Agent for the State Of Vermont
4 To whom all orders sbe,tald be addraaaad
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Greatest Cure in the World for Pain.
A. Z. SMITHS
ORIGINAL AND GENUINE ELECTRIC OF y
- NExHx ALICIA, I0FNVx

- rosa ~ cpre ersyg disease class in nv A.
lions viii forfeit 500 Electric Oh sold at CORNER WALNUT
8h STREETS, fails single case rheumatism or PAINS in Ea
% bronchial Affections Sweed Glands Feons Stiffness the Joints N3
all swelling from to 70
pe to any patient female the Amshou any public institution
hnct
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GAEfTT0N.

An the genuine medicine eaTs the fae Is'iis. =
p. V. K. COVENTRY s. CO., on ne 9s'
wrapper. G.
Principal Office aud Depot. 50 GEsfsfh
AUBURS, y. Y. s...s
FRED. T. SMITH, General Agent ior 'As -
Of Vermont. a
For sale BY r. ". gYE. IrzaburEh. W :
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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS.
CARD.

For the convenience of Druggists and indiyil-
uals now using this Medicine in the State Of Yer
mont, constant supply will be kept IN the hands
Of our State Agent, FRED. f. SMITH. and al
applications or orders viii be promptly flled, o.
the SINE terms as trlea aallressedtO as
p. v. K. COVENTRY & co, Proprietor,
81 Genesee St, Auburn, \. !.
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A CARD.
TO DRUGGISTS AND MER CHANTS or
VERMONT

A CARD.
TO DRUGGISTS AND MERCHANTS or
VERMONT
For the convenience of Dealers and individuals
of this State, have appointed MT. MI "a -
SMITH, of Montpelier, my wholesale agent, ana
he viii be at all times supplied with al sizes =,
M" GENUINE ELECTRIC OIL" | would
urge upon all dealers in medicine, to order from
Mr.. Smith supply of my Oil at once that -'hsy
NAV be able 10 answer the earliest demands. lie
viii also furnish each dealer with Show Cards,
Posters, and 1000 Circulars, with their name
printed thereon as agent. Tread the following
proclamation A. E. SMITH, Chemist, Phila-
SIOO. PROCLAMATION.
TO the Mayor and Citizens Of Phatadel-
phia and the Union -
/ propose to test my Electric Oil on any case OF
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Asthma, Piles,
Gout, Fever and Ague, letter, Felons, Swelings
| of all kinds, Cramps, Deafness, land some other
cases that have treated successfully and to Tor
| felt to any public institution the mayor may
name 800, if my Genuine Electric Oil does not
make an effectual cure in each case.
| DIR. j. c. Van Doren, No. Fall St, Trenton
n Y, an old and experienced gentleman, came
TO my establishment on saturday, and said, "Ht
| had never failed in a single case of Rheumatism
| with nv Oil.'' He buys several dozen at time
and has more than year past. He says 'it Is
much in using the OIL right" | find | have nc
trouble in curing up Piles efectually, and do
not use injurious medicines My pure Eclectic
oil'' is enough, be careful of the counteTfeits
young scamps who us my certificates to sell anc
deceive the people Only one Depot, that is N. E
corner Walnut and Eighth streets, Philadelphia
All my bottles must have my name in the glass
All the cures advertised in this paper year or two
past were made by nv Oil. Come and see th'
certificates of 500 citizens. A. E. SMITH Chemist
FRIENDS OF HUMANITY.
To you always disposed to aid the sufferingl i
may appear incredible after in vain trying all tn
wonderful medicines ofthe day, that one appli
cation externally and a few drops taken internal
Iy, of my (genuine) "Electric 0il,'' viii 50 yer!
FRED. E. SMITH, Druggist, MontE
for Vermont, for DIR. Smiths Genuine 1"
R. W. NYE, Agent for Irasburgh.