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AN UNEQl ALLIED sTlNt LANE III EkTir AND TON
&c NyGu@ANf ANA ava AenElABlG AROMATIC SANITARY hrtR-
Ibcr ocan tn, attention of : uthcrn eul Western incr-
chants to the superior merits OF this iui.te cordial
1t pur- extract # the Italian Juniper Berry, distilled
r im t, very h. uf Fnels ru uur ths lr,ciltnce VI
the British Exercise Law and has beech pronounced ny the
medical faculty OF Great Britain AMI The Vutd States TO he
the best AMI tn safest alcoholic snullnt ever oCrd to uc
public.
1t l. used wt great success In cts,s n pysrrrsA Gorr
RgrAi~N, DHorsY, GRAVEL, Colc, CHOLERA, FEyEH ANp
ACrt, sEl, rrt DISEASES ina URINARY OEGASS, ErmEr
t.al4, ad4cou. alc bcycra, ani by it. peculiar la
v,r $50 different rm other gia's universally es'see'i by all!
The following among thousands II q similar Kind FROM
SO reliable ai' Valuable source that w' CIV. it, '3G'
To Coz. +. c. Cn,nlEs.-Niy DIAN siR-tuIcr some cir
cuuistauccs we recommend lolani Gin muiicur. As
yours contains much larger quantity Of Juniper think it
is preferable article Il tina Bet AHr,Ls uF rme GiND
HAVE sLgN. VALENTINE Morn, VI. d.
Beware Of poisonous mixtures manufactured III .n,-
ti,n. and soil rs inNnnN CORDIAL GIN !
The records Of hc Custom Houses in the cities Of New York,
Boston and Philadelphia, show that CHARLaS' LONDON CuRpi-
CHS Is the OHiy London Gin realty iHPorfci and sol in
bottles recent controversy the New York paper, has
demonstrated that up that date, TO wit, the beginning
November last, tA' only imInrtitr u Ltudn Cordial Gin
ever made except by ourselves has pipes imported
in lsjj. On he rrcfn Of these fc7 ppcs vhich ronf nm
oHy fcir hHndrcd b9tties, 0nc huirei noHs0ld
doscn, Of u,rious Nurture, crHcf abandon Corfial
GiHm hftS been spread all ms Continent and soi at
cost 20 per cont beor The cost 0f importation NJ London
Coriiqi GIN by concern; Whiist aHothr, ch0 rtre
sent Themselves agents for "Book Seigck Of LonioH
HAD NEVER IMPORTED one nnor, dHf yet hVe foodd ne
rhoie South anil Wcst Wih their so-c1Hei L1SpoN GN.
The genuine CHARLES Lovpov Gv Is for sale in quarts Mt
one dollar aud pnts at cents hy an druggists and
re- sur, h,, tb,ryh s,,leI 81 nN,,,y lr,t Cy - IL il ab
soutcy CHARLES To escape adult rated AMI poisonous
mixtures docs suffice that the cc h Labeled oSnuN
COMBAT Gus; hit he certain It j. CHARLES None other is
genuine. For sht ~ the Importer and Proprietor.
EDMUND c. CHARLES,
~. 10 l'rnalyiy, New Iors.
FIR sale in Dr4tebor, by JOSEPH CLARK, and ;; w.
IOLrJN. dmll
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County Convention.

Pursuant to call the rccmen of Windsor County
met at the Town Hall, in Woodstock, on Wcdncs-
day, August 9TH, Mt / o'clock, y. NJ, and were
called to order by JAMES BAnRErr, ESQ, Chair
man Of the County Committee. The Convention
then proceeded to perfect an organization, by the
choice of the following officers
Hon. WALTER PALMER, Chairman.
y. u. SLACK, Luther o. GREENE, Secretaries
On motion, voted that those present from each
town meet in town caucus and appoint delegates to
make nominations for County Officers.
On motion, voted that said Committee consist Of
two from each town.
On motion, voted that the Chair appoint Com
mittee Of three to report to the Convention, by
resolution or otherwise, upon the feasibility Of maxi
ing the County Conventions in future, delegate
Conventions.
The Chair appointed Messrs. sEw,LL FrtLAM,
JunS STAFFORD, and JoHN WILDER, rs such Com
nittcc.
The towns we're then called, and twenty-five
were f5un To- be represented in the Convention.
The Convention then assembled by towns for the
purpose IF appointing delegates to meet in caucus
AMI make nominations for County Officers to be
acted upon hy the Convention.
After which the Convention came to order, and
on motion, voted that when adjourn, it be to two
O'Clock, p NJ.
AljJuned.
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CAMBRIDCE CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, August l2th, 1857.
At market 81 Cattlc-abou, 500 Reeves, AMI Il Srcs
consisting Morking oxen, Cows and ono, two and three
years old.
PricFs-lfqrk.t Beef-Extra 50 % % per cwt; l.t
quality Is 25aSS 7ji 81 quality OOas 25i 81 quality 60 ~
90; ordinary, So 90.
Sfores-WorGmr Oxen-slOo, l1o, 100, l7j a 200.
Coirs amt Cdrss-S35, 40, IS, 80, q $50.
iedrinys-SlSa 20. TUO Years OM-S1j $50.
Three Years Oid-S95 $40.
Sheep and Lambs2I0 market. rrlccs-In lots, 3 30
15 3 90 extra and selections, 50 -, 81 90.
Hiles-7 l. "a Sc per 10. TaH0W-1 L. "a sc.
P,Hs-5O: a - each. car SkiHS-l4a l5c per ID.
Jeat Cair,S-S6, 5 - SlO each
There 10 the Boston and Lowell Raroal,
los the Ftchburg Railroad and 90 over the Western,
lurdri with cattle, sheep, swine and horse.
Tho we'll attended by buyer to-day and pre-
scented he most lively appearance for the seaor ses tor
the best quat quick at slight advance; those Of
qua ity the prices about the for the last i"
weeks. Sheep and Lambs not quite quick sales u last
weeks with the exception Of the best quality which al"a
sells quick and generally promised trn thrco weeks
nleai. Owing the superior accommodations large mum
bs Of the Western cattle for the few weeks past have come
directly this market the fchhuIg via M,hit gto
and Rutland Railroads
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SPECIAL MOTTO Il s.


4 Cuff Jy Cryctha'ei piihn.
BuRIINGroN VT, Nov. r. 1874.
GEN1LtMgNI suffered for about year previous to last
spring from lsrangment of the action Of the heart which
like most Others similarly afflicted, supposed to be an or
nc disease and having seen the Orggcaaed BHfrS high.
recommended for in such cases procured anu USED
q single loltlr, siti catiie success
The dsagrcc,be s,mltins speedily disappeared, and
have never mai Any recurrence OF them.
Being really opinion this medicine is of unques-
ti1unbe value for dyspepsia lin which opinion
am happy know that atee with many intelligent physi-
clans have hesitation In FER ng this certificate TO be
used 10 any way that will promote its general use
J.. A. SALISBURY,
Elitor Of The Bur ington COWrier.
SETH W FowLg & TO, 1873 Washington Street, Boston,
piuut,tars. Sold l,y their agents ever "hcre.
Brashoro is,pli Clark, j. W. lolt0ui West Brcboro,
A. Duusleei futuey G. W. Reyes; Townshend o. H. Butter
halj Warlsblr) j. q. ligginsi South Londonderry D. !"
Plarcci Wilmington, J. .. f. Swift jamaica A. Mu@1'y'
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CARD TO THELADIES. DIR

: . PONCO's FRENCH PERIODICAL GOLDEN PILLS,
e in removing st0plages or irregularities OF the men.
These pills nothing new hut have been used by the
Doctors for many years, both in Franc, and America with
unparalleled in every c,sci ami r is urged y many
thousand ladies who have used them, 70 uHlc the Pills Public,
the ale, auu Of those suffering from any rcircs ct
whatever nature, well to prevent pregnancy to those
ladies whose health will not parl.lt liner oi family.
Pregnant females those surprising themselves So are cat
tloned against using these ps while pregnant, the pro-
pretor responsibility alter tht above anontio,
although their mlnesa would prevent any mischief To hH
otherwise these Pills recommended. Full and explicit di
rsctons accompany each buS Price 81 per box
Sold Wholesale AMI Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
Agent Brnebnro, Vt Sold also by Druggists everywhere.
a. Ladies by enclosing him LOO u BfHuboro Post OAcr
have the rms conlidentiay) by return mol. Re-
member and ash for Dr. DHpoHcOs GoiieH Ps. Signature
ach boz.
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AFTERNOON.


The Convention assembled at . o'clock, and was
called to order ty the Chairman, when, the several
Committees not being ready to report, the Conyen-
ton took short recess.
On re-assemhltng Of the Convention, the Com
mittee ON Nominations made the following report ;
r0r Scantors:
AUGUSTUS p. IlUNrON, Bethel.
GEORGE DAVIS, Caycndish
10 b HATCH, Windsor,
CHAS. ). RAYMOND, Brilgewater.
For assistant Judges:
lst--WALTER PALMER, Woodstock,
2l-N. B. ROUNDEY, Weathersfeld.
For States .fhoraey:
JOHN WARD, Springfield.
For Sheriff:
LORENZO RICHMOND, Woodstock
For High BaHW;
sILAS WARREN, Ludlow.
For J,tGgc Of Proidie- UInis0r District:
HENRY CLOSSON, Springfield.
For Juige Of Probaic-HarDord District:
JOHN PORTER, Hartford.
CouniV CommiHee-WA WARREN c. French, Shar
on DANIEL NEEpnAM, Hartford PROSPER MER-
RILL, Reading b. II. Huron, Chester 7. b..
HARVEY, Rochester.
The report was accepted and unanimously adopt
ell.
The Committee who had in consideration the
feasibility Ct holding delegate Conventions, then
made their report which was considered and re-
jectcd 10y the Convention.
The same Committee reported the following res
olution, which WAS adopted
Resoirci, That Conventions to elect County ON
GERS be held between the middle Of June and tenth
ofJuly, in each year.
On notion the Convention votel to adjourn.
WALTER PALMER, Chairman.
A It. Di s1t .. GREENE, Secretaries
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Some changes have been made in the corps
%: instructors At the University Of Vermont, Bur
linaton, as follows - Edward IIungerfofd, Of
New Haven, has been appointed Professor OF
Chemistry Mineralogy and Natua Philosophy
DR.. Leonard Marsh has been transferred from
the Proiessoiship Of Languages To that of Physi'
olo,y and Natural History Prot. n. &. Clark
assumes the chair Of Rolorc and latn until
the appointment Of a treek Professor, the Pres
dent viii take clmlge of that department; and
DIR, r, c. S;ilco has been appointed Professor OF
Physiology and Pathology in the Medical De
parmcnt.
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WESTMINSTER SEMINARY, VT.

l.. I. WARD, \. NJ, Principal;
ars L. H. WARD, Teacher Of Ornamental Branches /;
8 L. LEACH Teacher Of Music
LOKlN SCHNELI, Native Of Germany,
Teacher u German Languhgci and Assistant Teachers.
Located the bank If the Connecticut between Bellows Falls
and Drattleboro, opposite Walpole, n. II.
The Fall, Winter and Spring Terms OF IL weeks EACH
begin the last Wednesday Of August November and February
respectively
The uduccmc,s to parents aud seeiucatng students
ratrouize this school are
lst Its and experienced Board Of Teachers
the hcadof which L. r. War having occupied his pres
position forty consecutive The other teachers
have been connected with the school for series Of years.
IL The location and influence Of the place Situated
Malpple Depot n H. Cheshire Railroad from Keene 10
Bellows Falls also Westminster Depot the Valley
Railroad from Briteboro Bellows Falls, farming viii
lg entirely destitute Of public places it gives induceinen
habits OF regularity and study.
3D. It's Of scholars. No primary department is id
mittel. The pupils most Of them Teachers.
Srfyseren Of the last Catalogue engaged teachers
of schonls during the winter. Full classes fitting for Cob
rr and large numbers studying Practical Surue ying aud
M9hcr Mathematics.
4th The Economy Of the School. Convenient houses
AMI held AMI frequently rented u those who
wish reside in the village year Tor schooling
their children; also beautiful rooms entirely furnished and
carpeted, II DESIRED held in private families at very
reasonable for young ladies, who may he willing do
their work Ladies distance well hand
have provisions and means Of Se boarding thus urn-
ised throughout at their at small portion Of the usual
expense Of attending SCHOOL, also in the Seminary ample
prepared for forty young for self boarding.
10 a desired.
board with 1ncldclals is also furnished the Boarding
House private families, families VI the teachers ut
low rate rs any other school
9th The superior chance Of complete course in the Or
nHHCnt1i Branches In Thorough Bass and Piano Music
in the German Language under Native Teacher and In drill
teachers of schools. The Principal will deliver full
Lectures before the Teachers Glass during the FALL
the Elements Of the Common Branches. For Inquiries, Ad
MISSION Rooms, Board, &c, address must be made 70
Prof. L. +. WARD.
Westminster, Vt, July 18th, 1857. 29-39
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An OLD NURSE FOR CHILDREN. - Don / FAIL TO
procure Mr. WILSON'S Soothing syrup inr Children Ircth
ing. II has equal on Earth No mother who has
tried Mrs Winslows SoorHNC SYRUP for children will
let her Child pass through the distressing and
critical period OF tcrtr Nhut thu ail of this invaluable
preparation. Ii life and health Ice cu ucd b., dollars
and cents. it Is worth It's weight in gold.
Millions OF Bottles Of Mics. Nn.ow = SOOTHING SYRuP
sold every year in the United 1t h. old aud we'll
tried remedy. Price only % cents bottle The genuine
article ha the tic ,uc OF Curt. Perkins New York..
each outside wrapper. lo-ly
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Is15'gE15ssgssFs CANAL RAILROAD. SUNNI

I-1s=eed5sss5yfS CANAL RAILROAD. Summer
arrangement commencing Monday, May rs,
---A1- 1851. Trains will run daily, Sundays ex
ccptedl follows
Leave NEW HAVEN at 600 A. NJ for Northampton stop
ping at all stations. II 90 A. Tor arrival of A NJ
Express Train FROM New York for Northampton, stoppngst
all stations. 10 p M Tor arrival Of 2 30 p VI. Train
New York; for Northampton, stopping at all staonsi
Leave NORTHAMPTON at 600 A. NJ for New Haven stop
ping all stations connecting at New Haven with 35 A.
NJ. Train for New York
l130 NJ for New Haven. stopping at all stations
Meeting New Haven with 30 r NJ Train for New York.
$50 =. NJ for New Haven stopping at all stations
Meeting New Haven with p NJ. Express Train for New
York.
Leave COLLINSvIL'E at : Is A. NJ. and 8 30 ?. NJ.
Returning, Plainville at 25 p NJ and $40 L. NJ.
Daily Lines of Stages from Cheshire to Waterbury,
Collinsville New Hartford and Wnsed and
from Northampton to Florence Haydenvie wilamsburgh
Amherst and Hadley. I. DENNIS, General Agent
New Haven, May, 81, 1857.
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a. 7 4 T f OF We X NJ ON r
- wnlham County Court, April Term, 1857
SconrlL 4 Pirrcc -. David T.. Sro6,Id.

Wntas,s, CHARLES sCoFIELD Of the City of New York.
ami JAMES A. PIERCE, IT Braeborn, in said Windhan
County, coartners under the firm Of SCOFIELD PIERCE
brought trr action IN the present Of this Court against
DAVID L. SCuFlELp NJ Stamford In the County Of Fair
hri aul Of Connecticut, demanding hundred
dollars to balance book accounts between them by the
PLAINTIFF suit on file more fully appears.
And appearing n the Court here that the defenlent
sides without the State, and has not had personal notice u
said suit ordercd by the Court that said bc
continued the u this Court he held New
Le in and Tor said County te third Tuesday Septn-
cr, \ D. 1851 and that the plaintiffs notify the defendant
the Isnecy Of their said suit Of the time Of the Court
which! Is continued, by publishing the substance u their
said writ with this order for three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Phoenix printed at sail Brateboo, the last pubc-
ton 70 be at least six weeks previous to said September
Term OF said Court, which publication will be deemed su-
notice u said defendant appear and defend said suit
H. TYLER, CLERK.
Il. ". CLARKE, Plaintiff s Attorney. 30-32
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STATE OF vERM oNT.

= T \ 7 = y IL VI u y
- MAuLbuHo, ;. ;.
Tic Pro5afe Co4rt for sail Disrct IT, nl persons in
re,tci in the Estate II ED A. SrEABNS l % Britehor,
dec uSH hffttiiig
has iupir application tl Court extension 81 the t-
heretofore Unite, fr ia, s.tti .m, OF h.- administration
crnt: You ar, hereby notified that this Court viii decide
upon all application the session thereof - be hell at the
Probate OMc Ia Erl'tehoro m said District the day
September a D. 1887, whoa AMI wAcre you may he heard
In the premises, f you see fit
+ UJLBRDOk, Register.
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I i + r 4 I ! o y
Il Notice l. hereby given that have this day given my
Gil hNDLE CLARK, his time during the remainder
II his minorit and that shat. not claim of his
ing, ly debts of his contractns az mi. date
BENJAMIN CLARK.
Putnev. July .Sth. 1871 aw:3
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61sitS SsrnzJEs ID u &C s. AND
1STs}+-Fa$S{tftE--E SLEIG chs.

the nulcrai-l hlVc m hand and c1fstlUy manu-
turing Busgicr mad Sicigh- 81 tn must approved pat
and in fashionable style. In workmanship and in ma
ras their carriages not cNccllc ly those oI any other
All work duue shop is warranted. Terms will
bc made n favorable a. be obtained elsewhere.
TA.-s 81 the above articles viii do well b. call
and examine stirS AMI worS hre inrl lsinr, at
shop Oh flutt street. FISHER q RObERfS
Brat.lsh,ro, Aug. -, 1857. 3w33
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Il T. /. A n ID Sc NJ n A r y
IL TOWNSHEND, VT.
c. u. SMITH, A, NJ, Principal
MA II. RUGG, Assistant Teacher.
4 n

J. LOWELL, NJ d., Lecturer.
FRANK EMERSON, Teacher Of pCnmanship
Mus NJ. r. SMITH, preceptress and Teacher Of French.
Miss NJ. L. BLANDIN, Teacher of Music.
Miss NJ WALLER, Teacher Of the Ornamental Branches.
The FALL Term will begin Wednesday, Aug. Goth. The
following the advantages offered by this lnstituon;lst
1t is beautifully located in healthy retired village and among
people noted for their morality and hospitality ID 1t is in
ourshng condition, and under the OF aborious and
thorough teachers who seek exert parental supervision
their pupils.
81 Lectures given weekly various important subjects
with full and complete apparatus mostly for giving H.
Illustrations.
4 thorough training is given teachers in the teachers
class without extra charge.
9TH The for tuition have been raised, and
lower than other academies In this vicinity. Board In the
boarding House in private families quite low else
where. Very many economize by boarding In clubs by
sboarlng, to whom every desired encouragement and @
Gritty Is afforded.
This school has been noted for its good instruction in
Music and In the various Ornamental Branches. 1t will he
the aim Of the in these departments sustain fully
this weearned reputation For further particulars, address
the Principal. CHARLES CLARK, Secretary.
Townshend, July %, 1857. 3w3l
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SPRINGFIELD WESLEYAN SEMINA-
y iN. The FAN rEHN Of this Academy will commence IN
the 2,th day II AUGUST instant, under the charge u thor
uuga and o;hcisu; board of teachers.
The seminary ruilugs and clearinghouse are being put
In complete repair.
Board be- had upon favorable any siIn
lar Institution In the State.
by order OF the Trustees, SAML W. PORTER, Clerk.
Springfield, Aug. 5, 1851. 5w33
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g + ATE OF Y + II NJ O y L :,
- MARLBORO, s. :.
The Po5e Cont for saJ D's1ie'To al persons interest
Ell in the Estate of JONATHAN PHELPS late of Somerset
,lece.sei.-Grcetiuc Whereas LAWSON PHELPS, has
presented this Court Instrument purpoitng To be the
lust will Of said deceased, for ulateiou hereby no
titled this Court will dccile upon the probate of said
Instrument the session thercof'to he held at Patchs Inn
In Wilmington in said District the at Thursday Of Au-
gust D. lSj7 when and where you appear and con-
test the same, If sou STE TT.
81 f. NOTEBOOK, Register.
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Home Testimony in favor of DIR. Graves
uyEelmm AIternIive Syrup.

TOWNsHENDi VIZ july To, 80.
A u. GATES CO. ~ feel it duty to state the follow
Ing TACT 10 ie public wa 'rorlc With the scroilln FIR
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DRATTLEBo ACADEMY,

THE Fall trn win commence Aug. 27.h uuher the charge
Of ARTHUR FOLSOM. IL. A., graduate 0f Amherst
College teacher of experience and thorough qualifications,
IL wall be assisted in The different departments by corps OF
eminent and popular teachers Of whom have long been
curucted with the school and well known. Instruction
will given ia all the studies heretofore pursued. Ample
provisions are made for board The Boarding house will be
urler the charge Miss C. -. Crosby, whose efficient man
anent during the Spring contributed much to the
ri the scholars aul reputation Of the house. II viii be
couucted te general plan Of the Mt HoyoAe Seminary,
the young Ladies' assisting in the lighter work which Will &C.
cuy less than hour day. Price Of board viii be actual
c, Young limited number obtain seats at the
the in tie clearinghouse, in the village. Board
also be had ia families As the rates o tuition are low
twenty-five cents extra will be charged each pupil u de-
fray expense Of fuel Tuition Is due In advance and must be
pai by the middle Of the term, For information address the
Principal or Rev Jas. Chandler, West Brattleboro, VT
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G. r A r T. OF We r VI 0 y T
~ MaRLBORl. 5. s

The PROBATE court for said Distrct-ro all whom may
conccrntreeting You hereby notified that JOSEPH
SrEEN, Guardian Of JAMES FARWELL, n minor has
made application writing this Court for license sell all
the Real Estate Of his said Ward situate In Braeboo in said
District tie ground that such sale will he beneficial his
said War and that this Court will decide upon said npIca
the session thereof 10 be held the Probate Once in
nrateuru in said District the 18Th day Of August A. d.
ls5 when and where You may he hear in thu premises II
you see fit l5l-I3l y. lOLBliOOk Register
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$50 pages eagiyiig4 bound explanatory Of the treat
ment by w' hr CURES CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA DISEASES uP
rIE aAHf IhRp'r, Stomach BOWELS, LIVER KIDNEYS and
sam FhMALs 'oArt, RS GaAyEL, &c, sent by mall and
l,stlgu prepail tor ~ cents.
Apply to DR.. S $. FITCH,
ia broadway, NewYork.
" lie Inns no other oicc either Chicago, Buffalo, Pitts
btugh or elsewhere lie absent from New York
aud physician elsewhere is authorized to his
32-ll
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STATE OF MONT

~ I 4 I Il u Y T
- NESTMiNsTER, = :.
The Hon Probate Court for the District Of Westminster
T. All person. interested in the Estate Of sAMU I'll BROWN,
late IF I,rlInnlrrrv deceased. Greeting
You hereby notified that This Court will decide upon the
allowance of the account If CT RrlS ROBINSON, Admins
traitor sail Eta," nul tn ldtioA nl ,he widow Il said
deceased further her out u tr personal e.
tate said deccd ahI dscree distribution Of said estate
among per. cu; thereto at the session " said
Court be- held tn, luu Of \. D. Oily Ia RooksgHnl,
In sail District, the first Wednesday in september, A. H.,
lSjI when anl where You may b. heard In the premises, If
van $40 fit 1881 BENJ. ". DEAN, Register.
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BgooELYS CoNN June To- lso3'
FRIEND DAVIS Although a stranger 10 you, take the
liberty Of addre few lines YOU for the purpose OF
s' ing few words IN favor OF your invaluable medicine
have used your Pain Killer for number Il years, Tor bowel
complaint and burns, and in fact fox pains OF all kinds
think it pre-eniu,ut. | have had several attacks of
cnter very yilent. attacked Mt three clock
ia the morning and at sunrise was not able get of my
~. cT which commenced taking according drec tons,
nd a. O'Clock IN evening my bowels regular. aud
WIS up and moving about although somewhat weak. /
would recommend all sinarl, afflicted IN avail Themselves
q sour invaluable medicine. ELMER WILLIAMS.
Sold by Druggists GrocpTs and Medicine Dealers every
where. 133l JOSEPH CLARK, Agent, Brzttebo.o