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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-16

|oUNTRy RESIDENCE TO LET-HoUsE rs Two
story, 9oI5o fouIteeo rooms situated two miles from
kabeth. N. j only hour by railroad from New
TX The use of large barn, stable horses, cows,
blemens &c and ten Of ground be hsd There
eny of ries. pears grapes berrtes a., and the
kse Is surrounded BY shade. Rent without implements
800. Apply at I6 Wall street. to LAY, Commissioner
| AL the States
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L,OR sAiR-FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN
stone from. house No II Thirty second sree between
Nacron Fifth cannot surpassed for ourabi
" convenience with all the modern improvements with
walnut doors Inquire the premises
fnr Iftrn.q
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CSoR sALE-THE TWO STORY ATTIC AND BASEMENT
brick and lot 2i HERR street between Clinton
and Montgomery s!reets Terms favorable Apply on the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-16

ITO BUTCHERS FOR SALE OR TO LET, AN OLD
established chop situated . In Brooklyn.
far from Of the principal feryes pow do ng god
business complete regards nIures for botb the
pork and business will Let the shop nrtares he
stands 10 be sgre-d viii sell the 6rures
The shop for
H. will cell The building rood Will nIisses Ac.
MI 'upether cheap for cash inquire Of p NCeBsVN No.
20 Frat syenue between II and after O'Clock M
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CHURNING IN WINTER.

Where is the farmers wife who has
not been troubled more or less with churn-
ing in winter? We recollect having to
help churn for two days, and after all,
We had to throw the milk away for the
butter would not come. Cows fed on
straw cannot be expected to have much
butter in their milk :; the poor things keep
the whole of it to burn in their lungs to
supply them with animal heat. We
opine that this is one of the reasons why
the butter will not come.
1t is well known that butter is held in
emulsion, in the form Of oily gloubIes,
encased in a film of caseine,-curd, and
thai agitation bursts these films, when the
oil Or butter, being specifically lighter
than the milk, rises to the surface and
concretes. This effect is al,cayS accom-
panied by he formation Of tactic acid
from tie sugar Of milk. But below a
temperature Of 50 degrees this formation
of Tactic acid does not take place, and
consequently the butter will not come.
To make butter come, quick, then we
would advise better feed for the coaos.-
In addition to the straw or hay give
some shorts, few mangel wurtzel Oh
beets, and, what is best of all, little oil.
cake. Then your milk will contain but.
ter, and to get it out will not be difficult
Place the milk where it will not freeze
and the cream in the temperature O
above GO degrees, and keep it till it get:
souri, which will not be long, if The TEN
perature is uniform.
Avoid heating it in the day and freez
ing at night; such 4 course will turn tn,
cream bitter, instead Of sour. In churn
ing, the temperature should be-in win
ter-a5 high as 60 degrees when tn
cream is placed in the churn, and abou
, 20 degrees when the butter comes.
a good thermometer churn7 is c
q, great advantage in winter as well as sum
mer, not because it has a thermometer
but because Of the admirable means
affords Of placing warm water outsid
, The churn.
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FENHE Lotteries OF Samuel Swan & Co. are char
n tered by the State ofGeorgla, and have sworn
commissioners appointed TO superintend their
drawings, and certify that everything connected
with the same is done in a strictly honorable man
ner. They offer to the public fair opportunity
for investment, the interests of parties at DIS
lance being as well protected as though they were
present. The managers would respectfully cal.
attention 10 the fact that al persons have legal
right TO send orders for tickets TO Georgia, as the
lotteries of Samuel Swan < Co. are authorized
by the Legislature of that State. A lottery VIII
be drawn every Saturday throughout the year, all
orders received being filed in the drawing next
/ TO take place after the same comes TO hand. Ac-
cording TO the scheme one ticket in every ten
must draw a prize Tickets $40; halves, SO;
quarters, s., so. No tickets sent unless the mon
ey accompanies the order. The drawings are
upon the principle of one number on each ticket
and are so simple that none can fail 70 understand
them. There is no combination of numbers to
mystfy the buyer. Prizes vary from $40 to $50,
600; every prize being drawn and result OF draw
ing forwarded to all purchasers.
I-A list of the numbers that are drawn from
tho wheel, with the amount that each prize Is en-
titled TO- will be published AFTER every drawing
in the following papers New Orleans DehG
Mobile Register, Charleston Standard, Nashvllt
Gazette, Atlanta fRteiGgeRCer, SaraRnoh Ae'c'
and New York Weekly Day Book. Write YOU
address plainly, and direct TO 5. SWAN g. Co.
augusta, Georgia,
Prizes paid in full no percentage deducted
from prizes rs in other lotteries
All communications strictly confidential l4yl
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Has been before the public more than 20 year.
and is deservedly popular.
Extract of a Letter from -NeSseTs. De0ey g 10 ,
dated H1aorer, N H., January %, 1855.
The Medicine 6. Oil.) is all sold but four bot
ties, and gives great satisfaction. We frequent
ly have calls for it by persons upon recommenda'
ton of our best Physicians and there Is no mis-"
take but what it Is efficient.
From, z H. Parker, BackspoTt, Ne, December
Is, 1856.
l have sold large number Of bottles Of your
Gargng Oil to be used in the cure of Rheuma
tisrn and have not known il to fail in any one
case. There is great call, and sales increase.
Extract Of Letter from P. D. richardson, outed
Hartland, H., Sept. l6, 1856.
would like another invoice of your Garglmg
Oil. So far as am able to learn, it has the re-
putation Of a first rate Liniment'
From Mr. ~ T. Smith, HTlHamstorn, Mdss.
| The Garging Oil gives great satisfaction here
From ". S. Tyler, Noracick Conn, Ncr. 90. 1856.
| The Gargling Oil has given very general sat
isfaction in this place.
| Caution to Purchasers of Gargling Oil.
The Only genuine has sc. ". Merchant, Lock-
| port, n Y" blown in each bottle, and also has
| his signature over the cork.
| U-Pamphlets graiuitously furnished by agents
with Testimonials ofits utility.
! All orders addressed to the proprietors, II B.
/ TUCKER. K Co, Lockport, n. Y.
| D-For sale BY Druggists and Merchants gen
orally, through the United States and British Pos
sessions, and other Countries. And by r. w
Me-. lrasburgh: and by an agent in every town
in the State and vicinity. Wholesale ia Boston
by Weeks & Patten, and Burr, Foster & Co., VT
also a all large commercial towns. 40
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TRIUMPH OF MIND OVER MATTER.
DR.. Elder, in his interesting biography
Of DR.. Kane, relates that he once asked
him after his return from his last Arctic
expedition, " for the best proved instance
that he knew of the souls power over
the body-an instance that might push
the hard-baked philosophy of material
ism to the consciousness of its own idiocy.''
He paused moment, and then said, with
spring, . The soul can lift the body out
of its boots, sir. When our captain was
dying-I say dying, 1 have seen scurvy
enough to know-every old scar in his
body was running ulcer. If conscience
testers under its wounds correspondingly
hell is not hard to understand. 1 never
saw a case so bad that either lived OIL
died. Men die of it usually long before
they are 50 i'll as he was. There wa:
trouble ab0ard-there might be mutiny
/ 50 soon as the breath was out of his body
We might be at each others Threats. ]
felt that he owed even the reposc of dy.
ing to the service. / went down to hi:
bunk, and shouted in his ear, "mutiny
captain, mutiny" He heard the com.
plant, ordered punishment, and from that
hour conyaIesced. Keep that man awake
with danger, and he wouldn't die of any
thing until his duty was done"
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" We viii find him very quicky-he cannot have
strayed away;
It's not five minutes. darling, since you bade
him go and play"
All day long they sought for Hugo, sought him
utterly in vain,
Sought him midst the rocks and glaciers, and
beneath them, on the plain.
From the castle Lady Alice sent her servants far
and wide;
Mirth was lost in bitter mourning, and the voice
of music died.
Through the day the air resounded with the lit
tie lost ones name
And at night, with myraid torches, hills and
woods were all ahame.
Blu: they found not pretty Hugo, where the pur,
pie berries grew,
They could see his tiny footsteps-bus they no
thing further knew.
" Henri! Henri! don't be gazing at the eagle 5
nest all day;
Long ago you should have started forth, to drive
the cows away"
" But come here one moment, mother, just one
moment, can you see
Nought that fu,ters like banner when the wind
is blowing hree?'
=. Oh, my eyes are dim and aged" was the with
cred crone's reply,
'You must look Yourself good Henri, for nothing
can l espy."
81. Then do you come here, Enricai does my sight
deceive me so?
You can see it, am certain, when tie wind be-
gins to blow.
Blu, Enrica's cheek grew paid, and she turneC
her eyes away,
Crying Elsie, my poor Elsie!" It was all 'ha
she could say.
For within that lofty eyrie, On the mountain
craggy height,
Hung the coat OF little Hugo, cleaning in TIL
morning light.
With its hue Of brilliant scarlet, jus, as bright a
bright could be,
/ WIKI is gaily shining buttons, and lis rich EN-
Jroilere!
/ Months and years rolled slowly cnwarl-Elsic'
sunny hair turned grey,
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q An old topper having INDUCED
quite freely in his accustomed beverage,
amused himself by teasing a mettlesome
horse. The animal not fancying his IA
miliarilies, suddenly reared, and the son
Of Bacchus found himself sprawIing in
an adjacent mud-puddle. Gatherir 2 HIM
self up as composedly as his situation
would allow, lie shouted to lis son who
was standing by -
John, did you see me kick that ere
boss r
Why, no, dad, the boss kicked you =,
Reckon not, JOHN. One or the other
Of US got badly hi=ted. 'Taint ne, John
for I'm here"
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BAPTrsM.-At the the Baptist Church
in this village, on Sunday last, the Or
dinance Of Baptism was administered by
Rem. Leland Howard to thirteen per-
sons and on the 9TH ult., nineteen per-
sons were baptized, and six we're admit
ted by letter. Also, nine persons were
baptized by Elder Miles Grant, on Sun
day last.
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Ct. 6 Pas, E. R.---Notice

L all subscriptions for the purpose of extend
ing the road, viz: 10 per cent on each share pay
able Sept. l, 1857. Also, 10 per cent. on each
share payable every succeeding sixty days there
after, until the whole amount Of one hundred dol
lars on each share shall have been paid.
Payment may he made at the Bradford Bank
Passumpsic Bank, Bank of Lyndon, Bank of Or
leans, Peoples Bank, t. Cleveland, Trustee, Gov
entry. VT, or at the Treasurer's Office, No. 7
Merchants Exchange, Boston.
Per order,
y. P. LOWERING, Treasurer.
June, I557-27af
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By DIR. CULvERWELL,

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons ofEng-
land, tls27l, Lcentiate of the Hall IS24), and
80 years Resident Practitioner in London Au-
thor of the Guide to Hsalth,'' "Green Book, y
How to be Happy" Memories of single and
Married Life" &c.
This small, but highly valuable Treat,e, writs
ten by world renowned Physician and Surgeon,
points out the only sure and permanent cure
from all diseases resulting from self abuse, and
is the only publication of its kind written in n
benevolent spirit and by a scientific man. i
should be in the hands of all who value their life
Price, u cents, or stamps, at the receipt OF
which it will be sent post free, and well secured
by DR.. c. H. KLINE, No. 420 LIST Avenue. Box
1855 New York. 4Otf
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Medicine for the Peonle

VIE subscriber has received the large assort-
u nent Of Patent Medicines from ne sbon q,
T. kellam-the Agency having been transfer'
RED. full supply viii hereafter be kept for sale
SEPT. Is, lo5g-3e p W NyF
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~ ALWOkfH 4 WEST Of Coventry are
w about TO fail, and Il wonld be ver,, I,ne
lllg 70 t9sm to have all those who want Good 10
eals AZ lheiT store and buy them cheaper than
ever iyf cash Cash they must and win have I'M
n order to get it they have determined 10 lei The
people nave goods at their own prices.
Coventry, Jan. Il, 1865. a,
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Newbury Seminary
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
Charles II. Cushing. 4. NJ. President.

UHdFItS H. JuAIlIIg, 4. 1t, President.
4 NAClLIfIES.-Terms long enough TO accom-
II piish ordinary Text Books d0roaqhig. Faeul-
ty OF experienced teachers-French by an edu-
Gated Frenchman; Painting by an ACCOMPLISHED
artist. Piano, Organ, and vocal music by teach
cfa VINO rank arong the best-strong moral and
religious influences.
PAIL TERM q fourteen weeks will be-
giH August II, 1853.
WINTER TERRI oftwelve weeks, will be-
gin December 5, 1851.
Spring TERRI, Of fourteen weeks, wiz
begin March 4, 1853.
Notwithstanding furnished room and ,vasb
ing per week, $500.
Tuition reasonable as in institutions Of the
grade. 80
For more particulars address the Pfesident
Newbury, Oct 20, 1861 al
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From Pu;nam's Magazine.
ELSIE'S CHILD.
4 LEGEND OF SWITZERLAND

Come and sit beside me Elsie--Put your little
wheel away
Have you quite forgotten, darling wife, this is
ourwedding day?"
Elsie turned her bright face towards him, fairer
now than when bride;
But she did not cease her spinning wh'le to Uric
she replied
"No have 10; quite forgotten, all Gay long my
happy brain
Has been living Ger the moments Of that blessed
day again.
"Iwill come and sit beside you when the twi-
light shadows fall;
You shall sing me some Old love song, while the |
darkness covers all.
"Bu. while golden sunbeams lnger in the vale
and on the hill,
ASK me not to bid the music ofmy merry wheel
be STILL
lifts humdrum notes are sweeter than thy hus-
bands voice to thee,
Mind thy spinning, Madame Elsie--do not come
10 ST. Win "'s'
8. n,, 10 o,.,r, v.i.b me. Uric; see. tie sun is
-, 7lo,rr
.,,l;,.,.., red r,ys are gliding the far stseplss
OF the town.
81 VIII come 10 YOU ulFec''!' anu VAN MS ''''''
iro"n away ,....--..,
You must Ho' re a'2'S 0''''' 'O' '-''s - o'''
~
III were 1o'' S'''"'@ 0l's '-o' ''''''
not come to me- ..
Eu' tils evening Ily'''e' Il'e' i1' 'AA' III
"Nhy, 'o-mo'To" Is me l''F 0"!' 10 4oN No'
remem5er' dear'
must spin Il ii.ue I''SaFi Us 'Ne ~'s' sNs'H
On tue wall are Others hanging very INC anu
soft are they,
And for them old Father Maurice VIII us money
" You can buy si.aeh bodice, ana TiovoA Tor
yolrlair,
Or a hooded crimson man-ie-they VIII make
" Or a necklace sparkling s7ahd-y' CT i "s''-'''
bright ana gay
ionder Henri drives the cows A0'ne' WEI J''"
linn OIL The way.
Oh, no, Uric, 10 not leave re- er'eI S"e
springng to his side
have toue my weary spmnins' AID TIE As'
knot have tied
Come with me within tie cottage, where our
Huro lies asleep.
Never saw You ret as placid as his slura5er soft
and deep.
49, -,,,,s III. i,-a-
''0" '''s ''--''' ''
Ne"u 'Fo11 anu ".'.s ,-..,.,
D" you ever us''es' I .'''' N"'' ~
a. Now. ifyou will smile upon me, Just as you
were wont to DO,
While VIC sit here in the moonlight, III 4 secret
I -hau buv no si.keu boIice. and no necklace
,-orl ,,,l ,,,,.
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NOTICE,

FsFHE Subscribers are this day receiving n large
Il assortment of Goods, which win be sold as
Cheap as any other Establishment.
not excepting the Commission Store Our stories
selves and be your own Judges.
GEO. WORTHNGTON JR. & Co.
Jnue 8, 1857.
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Farm w anGea.

ThNHE subscriber wishes to purchase a Farm
Il with good buildings, sufficient to keep from
10 10 20 head Ofcattle. farm on or within a
few miles Of railroad would be preferred. ANY
Who wish 70 disDose Of their farms 8ill find pur-
chaser by writing 70 /. Goddard, Fe!tonviile,
Mass giving full description CT their farms and
terms. sff
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a e e n is w a q t e q i.

IHA Young and middle aged men are
1OO wanted to travel as agents, which
VIII receive for their services 10 dollars per month
and expenses paid, or an agent can engage in
the business for himself upon a capital Of from 3
10 II dollars, and make from to 10 dollars per
day-ior indeed some Of our agents now engaged
IL The business, are making twice that sum. For
particulars address GODDARD & Co, Worces-
ter, Mass, and enclose a postage stamp. 3w4
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CLUE TO WEALT z
NOW READY.

IhIIE IEN JEN 10 UNI.
7 7 contains recipes so extensively advertised,
L embracing those for making various Paints,
Varnishes, Perfumes, Polishes, Inks, Washing
and Burning Fluids, &C., $500 per month chance,
employment al IS per day and pay daily, how TO
make syrup Of honey, Magic copying paper,
Catch Fish, Hindoo or secret art, How to get
SIPS for 81, and everything almost you could
wish for. Send 10 cents for this original work,
and address l. NEWMAN & CO.,
Orange, n. II.
P. S--We wish to engage local and travelling
agents in every town. Send on and get a sam
ple-Only 10 cts.
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HE
Shoals and Quicksands of Youth.

J0st Published, Tie THIRD Edition.
M@ ON SPERMATORRHEA OR SEMI
~ SJ-NAL DISEASES.-A scientific Urea,
y ~ tise on the treatment and perfect cure
of Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, Invouns
tary Emissions, Impotence, &c, resulting from
vicious habits acquired during the critical pass
. % frnrn Nnnth 70 MarEacd
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& O re q z

- ONE Of that best old government java Coffee
y can be found at WorthinG .Un's. Also some Of
the so called Java NOT SO Coon
Dec. Is, 1856.
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C1othing 2

DEADY MADE CLOTHING At Wortbing.
III tons can be found a large quantity of BOYS
and Mems Clothing
Dec I6 1886
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INDIAN DO TORS.
Aeute, chronic. or Obdurate Diseases.

Acute, chronic, or UDdIlfale Diseases.
The Doctors, in ai dition to regular education
in the Healing Art, have had extensive expert,
ence and unbounded observation in practice, and
have spent all their time in their protessUn.-
The Doctors Father was a native of the forest /;
he passed many years among his pc ople, and
was perfectly familiar with their language as
spoken by the numerous tribes. (He had the
advantage of an English education,) He doubt
less obtained more skill from the savage tribes
of the forest than was ever acquired by any 9th
er physician The well>improved opportunities
for imparting this hard earned knowledge tof
the aboriginal mode of treating Diseases) to his
! three eldest sons, has truly proved him public
beneiactor as thousands have awaited themselves
of our remedies, have been freed from their pros
tracted sufferlngs, and now rejoice in the enyia-
/ bic comforts Of life and health. The precious
materials collected from the Vegetable Kingdom,
| they have carefully compared with Natures
/ known laws and established Theories in Patio.
/ logy and Therapeutics; and these bettered by
| their own discoveries in Animal and Vegetable
Chemistry, have enabled them to perfect a sys-
| TEN for the successful treatment of every cura-
! bic disease, such as Dyspepsia, Disease of the
! Heart Lungs. Liver and Kidneys, Cough, Catarrh,
| Bronchitis, Asthma Consumption Scrofula,
Cancers Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Scald Head,
Venereal Diseases, all Eruptions of the Skin,
| Fits, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Female
Weaknesses, etc., are annually restored TO per-
| feet health ana its attendant blessings by the
use ofthose roots and plants tgathered from the
hills and valleys that have long been the haunts
Of the Red Nlanl that the God of Nature partic-
ularly designed for the effectual eradication OF
every form OF disease that afflicts the human
race. The Doctors inherit in an eminent degree
the skill aud native talents that nave long dis
-ingui>hed their ancestors, as their father and
grandfather " ere celebrated medical men. Their
| Syrups Bitters, Basams, Plasters, Salves, etc,
are Invariably prepared under their own super
vision.
The Sick of both sexes are respectfully iuvit-
| ed to call and consult THE GENUINE INDIAN
! DOCTORS.
! The Doctors have remedies for the efectual
cure of Cancers, which have rendered them Just
| ly celebrated among the pale faces. They war
/ rant in all cases of Cancer.
| NO CURE! NO PAY!
| Irasburgh. Nov. II, 1857. 46:ly
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CONNECTICUT &PASSUMPSIC
Rivers Railroad Go.
ia q 81 : 60 -.
OPEN TO BARTON.
C. & P. r. r. e.
NOTICE.

~ L 1OA.
A Ii persons who have subscribed for Stock
- in the Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers
Railroad Company Oh condition that assessments
should not be called for oftner than once in Line
ty days or once in three months, are hereby noti-
fed that the following assessments are laid, viz:
Ten dollars on each share, payable on the first
day Of January next and ten dollars on each share
every succeeding three months thereafter until
the whole shall amount to one hundred dollars on
each share.
Payments may be made at the Treasurers OF
The Peoples Bank, Bank of Orleans, Bank OF
Bradford, Bank of Lyndon, Passumpsic Bank, Oh
to Z. Cleveland, Agent, at Coventry, Vt.
By order of the Directors.
N LOWERING, Treasurer.
Boston, Mass, Oct. l6, 1857. 44tf
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ANLOCR constantly On hand and for sale at The
a going prices, by
wALWORTH & WEST.
Coventry, July I.
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. a 81

1 Worthington's can be found some of the
"A best teas ever offered in this market and q
good article of Tyson skin at 80 cts. . D., and
others in the same ratio
Dec. 10, 1856.
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S | @ @

Price 81 per Bottle, or Si1 for SIS, Delirgti1
any address,
Accompanied by reliable and responsible Co
tifcates from Professors Of Medical College
Clergymen and others.
Prepared and sold by II. 7. HELMB0LD,
Practical and Anghtical CRaia
No. % South Tenth ST., below Chestnut, Asser
bly, Buildings, Pha.
o. T5beha3 Of COLLINS & PIERCE, Jst.
peker, ", General Wholesale Ayent, and Of a
Druggists and Dealers throughout The tIaf
States, Cdnadas and British Proriaces
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEIT
Ask for Helmbold's-Take No 0iG
CURES GUARANTEED. q
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NRINDST0NES-for sale cheap by
- WALwoI;TH & NEST.
Coventry, July /.