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fair share of good luck, as the saying is, has
carried me along. have now the good Tor
tune TO number 400 acres upon the beautiful
Connecticut, 40 acres Of which is frst-ra'e IN
tervale, worth 800 per acre. have eigh'
barns now crowded with hay and grain | have
no mortgages 10 lit, nor single note TO can
eel. and now would say to all farmers sons
Ego and do likewise" At any rate before
YOU decide to abandon the farm, look well TO
the future, count the cost Of the change if you
can, but do not give up certainty for total
uncertainty, and you may escape the panes OF
a severe regret when ii is too late 10 retrieve.
SpringGeld, ", 1857. J. W. c.
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Burdens New Patent Horse Shoe,

FHIs greatest invention the age which SURPRISES in u
Il y, durability, and beauty Of finish, ANYTHING Of IN.
kind yet achieved by the skin Of man. made by machinery
from superior quality OF iron, much less than the
handmade horse shoe. 1t concaved on the inside with
view to the BETTER pRtsERy oRsgs IooF and
Its shape LEsEslsG THE PAIRING IT. and being
FAR MoRK DESIRABLE COMFORT on THE ANIMAL than
ANY SHOE EVER oTFERKD PUBLIC. These Shoes are
sold according to size like mems boosa method which in
sures more perfect ut than can otherwise be obtained This
invention pronounced extraordinary in usefulness by
iarers and backsmiths and Is rapidly coming into general
use in all portions Of the United States - '
For further particulars samples anpy IN tho Agen,
BLODGET, BROWN& CO.,
Dec IL, 1856. a. IL
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the several articles named tue public may rely npom
having them pure and genuine as they are put up
carefully. and bear our name and label, ''TREMON'r
MILLS, f. +. DYER CO"
To give consumers some idea OF our sales,
mex the following scale OF prices, viz,
8 Id. Souchong Tea, l.50 Id. Mocha Coffee, 100
8 Id. Oolong " l.75I5 Id. Java 90 90
8 ID. Y. Tyson " 225IS ID. good % 100
nZ- The Spices are put up in "a ID. tin cases
pressy for family and are warranted TO he sirir
ly pure article, and only need trial 10 establish
them M public favor.
Of consumers and dealers to Spanish Coffee, as an
article which is highly esteemed, and gives The great
est satisfaction. 1t is prepared with particular care,
and by peculiar process in roasting, one pound oil
this coffee ii is believed is equaio d lbs Ola any 9TH
DANDELION COFFEE This article is careful
ly prepared at Mills, end put up in packages hav-
ing our trade mark, and may he relied upon as The
best and most approved mixture OF dandelon and col
fee
TARAXACUM, or Prepored Dondeiion Root
This article is prepared and roasted al our Mills, is re-
tailed by Family Groeers generally in city and eoun-
try, and bearing our trade mark ChiRGmGR grinding
coffee" may be relied upon as the GENUINE ARrI-
cir The proportion used about one half the guam.
nty Of coffee. The price is 20 cents per pound and
is warranted 10 be the same as that Winch HAS bees
sold for ifiy cents pound by Druggists.
The medical properties OF Dandelon are well known,
and held in high estimation by all who use H. Tins
being preparation OF the root, with all lis medicinal
Virtues returned, nc ihlAtu WIN Cohee VI
best suits the TASTE aud will be found cheap and eco
nomcal as family beverage, one pound Of which be
ing nearly equal 10 two pounds Of coffee. II is pre-
seribed By many eminent ply sicans, to nvalds CHI
dren and aged persons, as nuiIicious beverage an
as a remedy for Dyspepsia, Bilious affections &c.
IF BE careful 10 observe that all our Crffses have
our trade marx, " ChinaMea grinding Coffee"
| nT 10 Groccrs and Dealers liberal discount IS
made, enabling them TO supply their customers al the
same low rates.
pTO CASH PURCHAsERs.-our object be
ing 10 secure large sales small profits, offer in
tucemenls which cannot be afforded by those who dc
business the credit system; and We confidently IN,
wife an examination Of the qualify Of our stock and
our prices compared with those of any other house
Boston. Aug. l6, 1856. 6m3o
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THE SEED MUST DIE.

The seed must die before the corn appears,
Out of the ground in blade and fruitful ears;
Low must those ears by sickles' edge be lain,
Ere thou canst treasure up the golden grain:
The grain is crushed before the bread is made,
And the bread broke ere life to man conveyed.
o! be content to die, and be laid low,
And to be crushed, and to be broken so,
If thou upon Gods table mny be bread,
Life-giving food, to souls an hungered'
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]. M. COMEGYS,

Successor TO Post & Comegys.)
DENTIST, BRArrLEBoRo, VT.
nR COMEGYS has been associated with me as
- partner for one year, and for two years
previously had an opportunity Of seeing his ope-
rations, and take great pleasure in recommend
ing all persons wanting the services of Dentist,
to give him call. With his present style Of plate
york, sincerely believe he will be able to give
better satisfaction than can be obtained elsewhere
al his operations can be relied on
o. R. POST.
Brattleboro, October 2, 1856. 40
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TRrE COURAGE.

True courage is not moved by breath Of words;
While the rash bravery Of boiling blood,
lmpetuous, knows no settled principle.
A feverish tide, it has its Gibbs and flows,
As spirits rise or fall, as wine intames,
OR circumstances change: but Unborn courage,
The generous child of fortitude and faith,
Holds its firm empire in the constant soul;
And like the steadfast pole-star, never once
From the same fixed and faithful point decline.
HANNAH MoRE
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POETRY Y.
THE TRUE MAN.
For him the spring

For him the spring
Distils her dews, and from the slken germ
Its lucid leaves unfolds for him the hand
OF autumn tinges every fertile branch
With blooming gold, and bushes like the morn.
Each passing hour sheds tribute from her wings;
And still new beauties meets his lonely Walk,
And loves unfelt attract him.
AKENsIDE.
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AMERICAN s. FOREIGN PATENTS.
R. H. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENTS,
LA1E AGESr OF U. $. PATENT OFFICE, WASHING
TON, UNDER TIE Act oF 1881

(LATE AGENT OF U. $. PATENT OFFICE, WASHING
TON, UNDER TIE Act oF 1881
10 STATE ST., opposite Kiiby .i., Boston.
A FTER An INTENSIVE PRACTICE or UPWARDS
~ q tEeny years, continues to secure Patents in the
nted states; also IN Great Britain, France, AMI other foreign
countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, AMI all Pa
pers Dvings fr Patents execu,si liberal terms, and
despatch. Researches made into American Foreign
works. determine the yahiiy utility Il Patents Inyen-
to,.OBi legal or advice rendered. in all matters touch
ing the Copies the claims u any Patent furnished
by.rcmng one Dollar Assignments recoried at Washing
Ti. Agency is No, only tl.s hrres, in New England but
through inventors lave advantages r securing patents,
A.craiung the patcnaiity % inventions. unsurpassed by,
" mmeasurAay superior h. which he offered
is MORE si'cCESsrrL At THE PATENT OFFICE than the
s,--f.r: anil az SUCCESS Is gIiE BKsT PROOF or AD-
abundant reason o. believe, a can prove that At no other
ofoe u the kind the char,- Tor proesAl -
Do.sra;s The nhsnss Eas'ises q US
lcci specifications decisions relative patents.
These, besides his extensive library q legal and mechanical
work.. and full q patents granite. in the United
Europe render him able, beyond question: offer
superior facilities for obtaining patents.
An necessity 81 journey to washngtou 10 procure pa
tent, and the usual delay there here saved inventors.
Testimoniai,.
Durng the time occupied the Office Of Cmnss Of
Pncrt H. H. Ey, ESQ., 81 Boston, did business at the Pa
Ofoe, selcitr Cor procuring patents There few,
any, persons acting In that capacity who had much h-
sncss fTr the Patent Oice; and there who
ducisi with skill fidelity AMI I regard Mr..
Eddy q The bst informed and skilh Patent So
nit States, aI have hesitation In
Ing that they employ person oompe-
tent and trustworthy, anil mor capable of putting their april
cations in form for them early and favorable
consideration at tic Patent Oiiee. EDMUND Ri RKE,
Late Commissioner u Patents
From the present COmSaissioner.
AuGrsr IL, distributing the time have held the obc,
II Commissioner 81 Patents, H. H. Eddy Esq, u Boston, has
bcrn extensively engaged In the transaction ~ business viii
the Ofcr solicitor. lie thoroughly acquainted with th
Law, and ths rules of practice 81 the Once regard him
of ihs most capable aud sRcc,s prctioners will
whom have had official ntercoursc CIlAS. MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
Boston, Jan !, 1851. ly2
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NOTICE.

FNE undersigned have sold their establishment and stock
Il In trade 70 Messrs wYMAN WEBSTER whom thew
recommend 70 their old customers and friends.
Having made this change their business they hereby
upon those having unsettled call and adjust the
without delay Mr. Leonard will remain at the od stand
few days when he will receive the ca8h for debts due he
firm, after which the accounts will be found elsewhere
Sr0DDARD LEONARD.
Drattleboro', Nov. LIST, 1856. as
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A RARE CHANCE.

NY young man wishing to engage In light and pronta
Bile business can do follows Send to my addres,
dollar and will send any part 81 the United States
CanadAs, one at of MAGIC COPYING or IMPRESSION PA
PER with copy Il the original directions ANY indus
trious = easily MAXI from $50 $50 pr mon
in the manufacture AMI sale Of, above paper No machn
cry Is required many suppose Is plain easy and profit
able. Address pETTEE
Is Brattleboro, Vt
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E!ss55aSSs5zJsn VERMONT VALLEY R.u-
On and after MOND1Y. Nor AZ

t5sssiEssssii:1 OAD. On and after MOND1Y NnHi 81
-AAGlsod, TRAINS will run as follows - w.
Leave Bellows Falls for Brnteboro 90 A. NJ and 40 p
NJ Returning leave Bratteb0ro for Bellows Fas ~ 90 ~
an sa r NJ FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Fal. A.
~ A. Nj. Bratteboro IL as. p. NJ '""s Nv
The two Passenger Trains over this roue connoo s,
me vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut River
70 springfield Hartford New Haven and Brdgepor direct 10
New York. On the North with the Rutland r. S
nvan Vermont Central, Vermont Canada Conne, aa
& Rivers Rail Roads forming direct communication
"n,enai SARATOGA and Schenectady St. Johnshury and
N,s mountains, Burlington and Kouses Point
and Montreal. NJ sInAn S osuehsnurgh
W Valley II, II. Office, Nov. ], 1850 a.
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DODGING A DUN.

Some can scent dun at any distance, and
can dodge him effectively 1t is knack ac-
quired by long experience. If the dun, how
ever, by his experience, becomes expert, the |
dunned stands a slim chance Of escape.
We heard a story the other day of old Dr. !
c., of Portsmouth, which is to the point, as
regards amateur dunning; for there is wide
difference between the amateur and the profess
sional
DIR. c., was a man Of great integrity and
worth, and his business habits we're on the
square, exaciing everything that was his own
and paying every man his due. He held note
against gentleman Of Hampton for some con.
siderable amount, aud WIZ lever they met, the
Doctor was ready, note in hand, for the pay
ment Of an instalment. Ii becomes at last an
agonizing dread with the debtor about meeting
the Doctor, particularly at the time when troub-
led with the disease known in the financial par
lance as "shorts.'' But whenever he met him
the Doctors dun would be anticipated by his
debtors movement for his pocket book, and fire.
qnent payments were made without seeing the
note at all. He knew that tho doctor was hon
est and tina, it would be all right, and several
payments were thus blindly made.
A great dearih of funds made him more shy
Of meeting the Doctor and as he passed thro'
the town his eyes wandered in all directions 10
catch glimpse of his dread, and avoid him if
possible. He succeeded for while, and out
generated the old man several times but fate
does not always favor the brave, and the Doc
tor from distant position saw his victim tie
his horse TO post and enter store. He made
all the haste he could, and entered the store
just as his debtor lodged behind a rice cask
"Didn't see Mr.-come in here 7" ask
ed the Doctor.
He did come in here, sir" said the shop
keeper, shut he has gone somewhere now"
The Doctor said he was not in a hurry, and
could wait as well as not he saw his horse at
the door, and thought he would be back before
long. The man remained hid and the old Doc
tor waited a long time. At last he went out.
Shortly after Mr-himself went out, and
was just stepping upon the wagon, when the
Doctor darted at him from doorway.
swell, Mr." said he, "you needn't
dodge me any more. That note has been paid
up this six months, and have been trying TO
see you that might pay you back twenty dol
lars that you over-paie me-"
|
sg- The Warsaw (Mo,) Democrat has the
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Real Estate for Sale,

&A The subscriber offers for sale his Real Estate su-
siHW ated In Gufor, about liz miles Northwest Of the
A Centrei said property consists II 10 Of gosd
land, on which are Dwelling House, Wood and Wagon
House. and barn - by 80 feet There is stream Of run
ming water To the barn, and well Of good the house
There Is upon the place good variety q fruit trees
lot and sugar-orchar Of 100 sEeabe naples For partc-
lars inquire Of the subscriber. CIlAS. Z, POTTER
Guilford, jan LIST, 1857. aml
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DIR. R. nj. AYERS,

Eclectic Physician and Surgeon.
HAVING taken an Office at No. . Elliot Street.
IL two doors West Of the Revere House (where
he may be found at all hours Of the day and night
will attend to all calls in his profession
DR.. AYERS will keep general assortment Of
fresh Botanic and Eclectic Medicines, together
with such Compounds as have been tried and found
true, viz.
Dandeiion, Yellow Dock and Dysentery Syrups;
Electro Chemical Linment;
Anti Bilious Pills, &C., &c.
1t shall be my endeavor by attending strictly to
my opn business to merit the good wishes (if not
the patronage) Of the public generally.
With the highest respect | remain your ever
ready and willing servant, II. NJ. AYERS.
Reference. W. BvnNHAM, Lowell, Mass.
Prof. J. W. JOHNSON, Hartford, Conn.
Prof f. BURR, Mddletown, Conn.
Prof. A. JACKSON HowE, Worcester, Mass.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

VIE subscriber having been appointed Execu-
Il orof the last Win of Dr. DAVID CARLEY
deceased, hereby calls upon all those indebted to
the Estate of said deceased to make Immediate
payment. o''"''
w For sale good Buggy Wagon.
BrattlebOro. Sept. II, 1856. "a
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

gA The undersigned offers for sale the
fsTsN1 following described Real Estate sltnat-
l!..!ES<2 ed in and near the village Of Brattle-
Hl.sga& boro =
LIST, The sPulIen Lott, so called, consist
ing of n Dwelling House. commodious and well
finished Barn and Garden, situated on Reed ST.,
opposite the premises lately owned by Emory
Sawyer All the buildings are commodious anu
in good repair.
2nd, A Double Dwclling-lkOusc with
the ground on which it stands, near the corner
of Reed ST., just opposite of the ''Widow Dlod-
pett House" This house was constructed ex-
pressly for two families, and is in the most con-
yenient order.
Sd, A Building Lot just North Of the last
named house, and opposite the premises occu-
pied by F. c. Edwards. 1t is one of the most
desirable building lots in the village.
Ith, The large twO-stOry Dwelling
House lately occupied by Frank Reed, east
Of the last named Lot and adjoining the grounds
belong iug to the Vt. & Mass. r. X. Company
This House is nearly new and is well arranged
for two families.
9th, 2J Acres OF Wood Land little way
out Of the village and about 80 rods west Of the
"Dummer Farm" This Lot is all well-iimbcr-
ed with the exception Of four or FIVE acres
~ The above property is well worthy the atten-
ton Of purchasers
Pew 70. As in the Meeting House Of the East
Congregational Society, and Pew in the Uni
tartan Meeting House.
Also. Peys No. 3, 8, Il, 30, S2, 81, and 40
In the Baptist Meeting hcpse.
Brattleboro, March Goth, 1866. Ia
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Farm. Mills and Water-Power
FOR SALE.

~
m The subscriber, owing TO declne
NJ bcalth. himself and family, which
2J& lK ronders him unable to carry on his
.H;,sy Hi8 hnsincss as Il should be done, offers
Mills for sale. consisting oil iarge'
MS r", nd well-built Dwelling or Tavern nouse,
new i n. sor public or private use; TWO Dhrns
ca 9 s,il suite Of out-Buildinss; also, se,erai
a NM hond Dwelling Houses, excellent oaruens,
vi ientv of Orcharding, with variety Vi oho'oe
enu NIL sr,;t and Pears, Plums, and cherries OIL
gra,'eu "ouinces, Peaches, Black and Whitc
va y, nos Goose Berries, Raspberres, &c, @e'
p,loN g.. Min and Grst Mill, one run OF stones
h'1 ' -, Crocker: also Circular Saws ana other
anu with n water-power OF "a ieet on
Gu"on river. with any desired quantity OF 'and
e., az m 100 acres well timbered ana easy OF
RECOMMENDATION, rendering 1t one OF the pest stanuS
c. ,ho manufacture of chairs, chair timber, Droon,
hardies. bedsteads, barrel slaves, or any Kind OF
hord wood manufacture, with plenty OF he,niocs
and spruce easy of transportation 10 tne nun n,iu
10 market, with good share OF white ana yellow
birch for bobbins and shoe pegs me ianu pr
ductive, we'll watered and easy oil cui'i'"uoh VII"
good pasturage and plenty oil IT, nj.
Tha above nroperty is situated on the Green River
.ood ioodinc from North Adams to Brattleboro and
from Wilmington to Greenfield, IL miles west OF
prot,leboro on the Green River and Is desraolc
stand for some energetic man to make money ana
will he some day the site Of n village. The aoo''
nronertv il offered for sale, for the above reasons
and on reasonable terms; also, one span OF good
Horses. one yoke Of Oxen, five Cows, three caves
two Cosset Sheep, together with variety OF per-
sonal property 60, 81 1.
LET or rented on favorable terms. JOHN REID.
Halifax, Jan, 1856. "'
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FOR SALE.

s1A One Of the most desirable Dwelling Houses In this
I,NEW village. II Is large roomy and convenient with
suitable ouhouses, all In complete repair On the
premises is large garden well stocked with choice Fit-
Payments made easy. For particulars inquire Of
L. q. MEAD.
Brattleboro Jan. LIST, 1857. l-i-7 IN
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C0partnership,

VIE undersigned have this day formed coparnershu
Il under the firm and by the name Of WYMANS
business. 20 - Wv N'''
We have purchased the stock in trade Of AIesss
LEONARD, and at their Old Stand will furnish GroerIes
Flour Provisions Produce &c. on the most reasonable terms
1J All Goods will be sold for Cash or exchanged for pro-
duce. O. W. WYMIN Nv
Brattleboro, Nov. 1st 1856
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FOR S ALE.

-.& The large and commodious Dwell
Mss:lS ling House and out buildings con-
~ liB nectcd Herewith, owned by the sub
- scriber and situated in the pleasant
village of Bratteboro, on the corner Of South and
Canal streets. The house has been built but few
years, and is in good repair. IL is occupied by
four families, all Of whom are well convened. On
the premises three neyer-failng wells Of excel
lent water. Connected with the house are two
Barns and all other needed out-buildings.
The location Of this estate is in the center Of the
manufacturing portion of the village, which rem
ders it desirable situation for boarding house.
Also, will be sold with the above two SMALL
LOTS OF LAND near the village.
Terms of payment made easy. For further par
tculars inquire Of the subscriber on the premises
Z. NJ. BURNHAM.
Brattleboro, Aug. !, 1856. 6m3l
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The Good Samaritans of The present day are max
ing use of G. W. SlMONDS' PAIN CURER 10 slie>
via,e the pains Of suffering humanity with such great
results that many Of the most crednious are asfonishsa
II is Medicine that be relied upon with safely IN
the treatment Of the following diseases -
Rhumctism, Neuralgia, Lameness, GUS Burns Br'ns-
es, General Debility, Weak a. Lame Stomach, Stnpd''
ty, Diarrhua, Dysenfeyg. Cholera, Cholera MorbHs,
Ioothache. fa
There is no medicine that is giving such good salts
faction to The afflicted as G. W. Smonds' Vegetable
Pain Curer. No family should be without it. Try
you afflicted
REv, J. PEAcoCK, says, have used your Pain Curer
for several months past and fluid il valuable Medicine
think that il every family would il when needed
they would prevent much sickness and medical erPenSs
JESSE STONE of Boston, says, Mr.. Simonds, think
your Pain Curer is the most worthy of its name OF any
tina, is in the market think il superior 10 = DAVIS
Pain Killer" and have used both. have been re-
ceiving great benefit from the Of your medicine
Much success attend your labors.
Wholesale A gents in Vermont, JOSEPH CLAIM
Braueboro; +. f. SMITH, Montpelier.
Retail Agents, J. W. HOLTON, and STODDAkp
generally throughout The country. Iy3s
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FREMONT MILLS.

Teas, Coffees, Chocolates, CocoGs, Spices
&c.
WHoLEsALE,-ASDA ALSO IL SMALL PAcKGcEs-
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BUILDING LOTS. Four of the hest
- building lots in town, situate on Walnut 81.
Will be sold cheap by the subscriber.
r., ,o,. E. KIRKLAND.
feo' o. 1900 tf6
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E. <. d Y Z r & CO.
(Sign Of the Chinaman grinding cofee,)
lAI WASIIINGTONs ST., BOSTON,

SUPPLY the best, finest and
~ purest articles at louest
Cash prices. Their stock con-
sists Of
Teas,COffees, Chocolates,
Allspice, Pepper, Mus
tard, Ginger. Cayenne
Pepper, Nutmegs, Cinna-
mon, Cloves, Cream Tar
tar, Taraxacum or Pre-
pared Dandelion Root,
&c., &C.
Having every facility for
manufacturing and preparing
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the property situated opposite. embracing two
Dwelling Houses and the Blacksmith Shop.
Possession of any or all of them, given on the
LIST of April next.
Apply to Lowell Farr, at his farm between East
and West Brattleboro.
Brattleboro, Sept. LIST, 1856. tf36
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DLNAsE READ TmIs. wnoEyER IS rnor.

bed with cancer, tumor that may terminate
SUCH II they will call they will find II for their advan-
tage. i had my eye some hirtyhve years
since, which cured by the which
to those afflicted know be effected II taken In
season. the preparation has cured number Of per-
sons within three or four years. AMASA CLARK.
Brattleboro, Jan. 10th, 1851 6w3