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view mentioned in the fourteenth section OF the
act to which this is in addition, and the general
inspection and review mentioned in the niteehtn
section of said act shall hereafter be held ual
ly, instead of bienuially as therein provided
Sec. 2. So much of the fourteenth section oi
said act, to which this is in addition, as required
the musicians to attend the drill inspe tion san
review therein mentioned is hereby repealed.
Approved November 2l, 1859.
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No. 57.-AN ACT providing for the publishing
and distributing of the report of the geo.
logical survey of the state.
IL IS hereby enacted, &c:
Sec. l. The secretary of state is hereby in
structed to obtain proposals for the publishing of
the report of the geological survey of the state,
including the engravings therefor, to the number
of one thousand copies and also proposals for the
Publishing of two thousand additional copies
thereof, and report such proposals to the next
sion Of the general assembly, such proposals to
describe particularly the style of the work and
the number and style of the engravings.
Approved November 81, 1859.
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LAWS OF VERMONT.

PASSED OCTOBER Session, lN59,
ANp DESIGNATED BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE
F1R PUBLICATION ~ NEWSPAPERS.
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No. SAN ACT relating to the State House


as hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. sum not exceeding thirty-four thou
sand dollars is hereby appropriated Tor the fol-
lowing purposes, namely
FIRST, To pay the debts Incurred in furnishing
the state hoas";
freight, shop-rent materials furnished and labor
done in rebuilding he STATE house, other than the
services OF the superinte odent
And the treasurer is hereby directed to pay such
sum on such orders of the committee appointed TO
superintend the rebuilding of the state house as
may be audited and allowed by the auditor OF
accounts.
sc1. 2. This act shall take effect from it. pas
sage.
No. 6O.-AN ACT making provision for the sup
port of Government
Ii IS hereby enacted &c:
Sec l. tax of seTenteeu cents on the dollar
is hereby assessed the list of the polls and rate
able estate Of the inhabitants Of ths state for the
year 1889 10 be paid into the treasu ~ Ofthe state
bv the first dav Of June next. in moPey, certif-
Gates or rot issued by the tr,asuro~ Of fhis state
or orders drawn by the r-uErs -' O. ! sr,r .ci
by the court auditor.
Sec. , The sum Of forty thousand iollsr is
hereby appropriated for the purpose # pal Ing
the debentures Of the lieutenant governor, th-
senate and house of representatives, the cont.l-
gent expenses of the general assembly, the COVER
nor's salary and such sums directed to be
paid by the treasurer by sPecia! acts Of legisla-
tion.
Sec. 3. The sum of eighty thousand dollars is
hereby appropriated for the purpose Of paying the
salaries Of the judges of the supreme court, the
expenses of the supreme and county courts and
such drafts as mar he made by the county courts
as provided by Law.
Sec. 4. The sun of thirty-fve thousand dollars
is hereby appropriated for the purpose Of paying
the salaries of the other state officers the relief Of
the poor at the asylums, paying the Agricultural
societies, expenses Of the militia, board Of educa
tion and other miscellaneous items.
Sec s. The treasurer Of the state Is hereby au-
thorized to borrow a not exceeding fifty thou
sand dollars for the purpose Of defraying the
penses ofthe government, and paying such aPpro-
priatons as are or may be made.
Sec G. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage
Approved November 2l, 1853.
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IN evidence, the same may be taken at any reason
able time after suit commenced in whatever court
such saIt may be pending, OF while such suit
is on passage from court to another;
and when SO taken, agreeably to the forms Of law,
shall be admissible in evidence as in other cases
now provided.
sec. 2. Ia the caption and certificate Of any
deposition. it snail be sufficient description Of
the time and place Of trial to describe the suit
penjing in the particular court before which the
same is TO be heard and tried
Approved November q, 1859.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

Andover. George W Stcknev, 142
Baltimore, Zenss II. Graves, III
Barnard, Paul D. Dean, ~
Bethsl, Augustus P. Hunton. IS
Bridgel1qter, William c. Dodge, -
CaUerdlsi, George F. Davis, l2J
Chester. Aureius c. Howard, ll9
Hartford, Edward P. Sprague, SO
Hqrtland, John Colby, u
Ladlor, Moses Pollard, rs
NorIclci Joseph T. LOvelaLd, 20
Plymouth, Calvin G. Coolidge, l4O
Pomfra. Otis Chamberlin, 81
Reading, Washington Keyes, 81
Rochester, Joseph L. Morse Sc
Roualton, Mnot Wheeler, 20
Sharon. Colcord Quimby, 81
Springfield, Henry Stafford, 100
!Stoek5ridge, Merrick Gay, 46
Veathsrsfeld, Walter Newell, 80
Weston James Bryant l45
Wsst Windsor, D. F. Hemenway, 80
Windsor, Hiram Harlow. 10
Woodstock. George R. Chapman, 70
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RUTLAND COUNTY

Benson, Loyal C. Kellogg,
Brandon, Hezekiah Campbell,
CaHleton, Isaac 7. Wright,
Chnenden. Hiram F. Baird,
Clarendon, Linsey Round, Jr.
Dandy, Ira H. Vail,
FdHhausu, Samuel Wood,
Hubbardton, Reuben st. John,
Ira, Carlton Giddings,
Nsndon, Leverett WilkiIs,
lMddletown, Charles ?. Coy,
Mount Holly, Leander Derby,
M. Tabor, Orville A. Congdon,
Pau{st, James Leach,
Piusfeld, Marcus Holt,
Pntsford, Jeffrey A. Randall,
Pouifney, James Winchell,
Rutland, Horace Allen,
SheT5urne, solomon W. Adams,
Shv1osb,zy, Daniel johnson,
Sudbury, Edw. L. Hall,
Tinmouth, George NJ. Noble,
WaHingford, y. Round,
Wells. James II. Cox,
West Hauag. Rodney C. Abel,
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WASHINGTON COUNTY

Barre, none.
Berlin, Danl. Chandler, Jr.. Z
Cabot, Roswell Farr, 20
CqiqIs, Ii. X. Slayton, u
Du15uy, Gilbert Huntley, IS
Z. W2nfpeher, Perley P. Pitkin,
Fayston, Willard B. Porter, IS
Nrstfel4, Andrew English, IS
-Mfdleser, Leander Warren,
Hoafpeier, Geo ". Collamer,
H9reto,c7 Curtis Haskins, II
N07tbfeid, Jasper II. 0rcutt, 10
Piaiufsld Dennis Lane, 10
Ror5uy, Wm. B. 0rcutt, Il
Wqt,f,ld Pardon Bushnell, 20
Ware, JaIrus Eaton, y
Waterbury, James NJ Henry, u
Woodbury. OIson Putnam, is
Worcester. Horatio Templeton. L
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No 27.-AN ACT in addition to- and in amend
ment of. chapter ninety-two Of the compiled
statutes, in relation to pounds
II IS hereby enacted, &c.
See. /. Whenever any person shall impound
any beast, agreeably to said chapter ninety-two
OF the compiled statutes, of any subsequent
act in addition thereto, the pound-keeper may re-
quire sufficient security to indemnify him for
any liability Tor OBTAINING such beast and for
supplying such beast with food aud drink while
IN the pound and if the person so impounding
shall neglect or refuse, for the space of twenty
four hours, TO furnish the pound-keeper such Sc
curlty, he may release such beast from the pound
and deliver the same to the owner or keeper of
the same and the person so impoundng such
beast shall be liable to the pound-k eeper for all
cost, trouble and expense that he may have suf-
fered in the premises.
Sec. :. If the owner or keeper Of any beast
impoundcd shall not, within orty-eight hours
after notice thereof provided in said act either
replevy OF redeem the same, it shall be lawful for
the impounder to advertise and sell such beast, in
the same manner is provided in said chapter
IN a case whom the owner thereof is unknown.
Approved November Is. 1859.
No 3l.-AN ACT to amend section three of an
act entitled can act relating to common
Schools approved November %, 1858.
r as e'eby enacted &c:
Sec. l. Section third Of an act entitled can
act relating to common schools, approved Nov.
%, 1898, is 50 amended as taat the public exam
uation of teachers shall be in the months of 4 pri
or May and November.
Approved November q, 1859.
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No. 26-AN ACT relating to highway surveyors
and street commissioners.
II is hereby enacted &c
Sec l. All highway surveyors and street com
missioners, hereafter elected at the annual March
meetings of their respective towns in this state,
shall hold Office for year from the fifteenth day
Of May next succeeding their election.
Sec. ?. All highway surveyors and street com
missioners shall return their tax bills to- settle
their accounts with, tie selectmen Of their re-
spective towns, between the tenth and fifteenth
days of May of each year.
Sec g. All highway surveyors and street com
missioners whose term OF Office will expire the first
of April next shall continue to hold their respect
i've offices till the fifteenth of May next.
Sec. 4. All acts or parts of acts inconsistent
with this act are hereby repealed.
Approved November IS, 1859.
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No. lO-AN ACT in amendment Of section five,
chapter one hundred and fifteen Of the compiled
statutes.
p is isveby enacted, g..
SIC. ]. No confession Of judgment by any
debtor, after a suit commenced against him, here
after taken shall be efectual to hold property at
tached, where the same property has been subse-
quently attached by other creditors, unless the
consent Of all subsequent attaching creditors to
such confession shall have been previously obtain
ed in writing.
Approved November 3, 1859.
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Approved November u. 1859.

NO. 25.-AN ACT relating to accounts Of sur
veyors Of highways.
Sec !. The selectnen Of the several towns in
this State SHALL the expense Of their respective
towns furnish each surveyor Of highways with a
blank book in which to keep their accounts, which
shall be delivered to the surveyors with their tax
bills.
Sec. >. All surveyors oi highways shall keep
a fair account Of all moneys received by them for
taxes, specifying the time wntn, and the person
by and for whom, each sum SO paid; also an
account of all work received and lad out the
highway, specifying the time when, and the per
son by and for whom each days work or job Of
work was done; also specifying the time and
amount of all sums allowed for the use Of tea ns s
and tools
Sec. 8. All surveyors Of highways shall, an
nually, previous TO at the time of the expira-
ton Of their term of Office, deliver to the select
men Of their respective towns the book Of accounts
so received and kept by them and shall answer all
questions put to them by the selectmen in relation
to the collection and laying out of said taxes; and
shall for that purpose, if required by the select
N n or any of them, DC under oath.
Sec. 4. Any selectman within his town, or any
other officer authorized bylaw administer oaths,
is hereby authorized to administer the oath con-
templated by the preceding secrion Of this act.
Approved Nov 2l, 1883.
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No. l9.-AN ACT exempting certain property
from attachment and execution.
Is herejy enacted &c:
Sec. !. Among the articles now exempt from
attachment and execution there shall in like
manner be exempt one yoke Of oxen or steers, as
the ebtor may select, with sufficient forage for
keeping the same through winter
See. .. This act shall not be construed to
apply t. any attachment or execution issued in
an action on any contract heretofore made.
Approved November 2l 1859.
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No. ban ACT in addition to section twenty
Of chapter thirty-one of the compiled statutes,
relating to process.
Il IS hereJy enacted &c.
Sec J. There shall be added to the articles
enumerated in section twenty of chapter thirty
Of the compiled statutes, railroad ties. fence
posts and rails.
sec. 2 This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved Nov. q, 1889
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no. Is. AN ACT providing for further records
in cases of foreclosure Of the equity Of redemp
ton in lands.
Il Is here5q enacted, &c.
Sec. /. That in all cases Of the foreclosure of
the equity Of redemption in lands either at law or
in chaucery, where the time Of redemption has
PRED, il shall be the duty Of the party procuring
such foreclosure to cause to be recorded In the
town clerks Office where the land is situated, with
in thirty days after the expiration of the time Of
redemption, copy Of the decree Of such toreclo-
sure
&c. 2. Such foreclosure shall not be complete
efectual to transfer the title TO such lands,
against subsequent purchasers, mortgages CT at
tachng creditors unless such decree is duly left in
the town clerks Office for record, as required by
the first section of this act unless such decree is
thereafter left for record above provided, prior
70 the acquiring Of any interest in or lien on such
Ian e by any purchaser, or mortgage or attaching
creditors, ami unless thus left for record, such
lands shall be subject TO redemption by subsequent
purchasers, mortgages or attaching creditors, in
the same manner as though the time Of redemption
had not expired: Prouids9, that this act shall not
affect the title to any lands when foreclosure has
been obtained. and the time of redemption has ex-
prod, prior TO the passage of this act
Approved November II, 1853.
NO. l6.-AN ACT providing for the taking of
dispositions designed to be used without this
State.
II as hereby enacted &c.
Sec. l. All provisions Of law for the taking of
depostions to be used in the courts of this State,
shall be deemed and held to be in all respects
equally applicable to the purposes Of obtaining
aepositions designed for in courts without this
State
Sec. 6. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved November q, 1859
NJ IAN ACT relating to depositions.
Ii hereby enacted, Sc.
sec l. ln addition to the cases now provided
0y law IN which deposition, may be taken and used
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No. 40.-AA act tor the protection of the Mon
umenis and FONTS OF deceased parsons.
Ii IS hereby enacted &c.
Secl If any person shall remove or destroys or pro-
cure orcause to be removed destroyed, any grave
stone or monument erected to the memory Of any
deceased person, any tomb or any part or por-
tion of any tomb, in which the body If any Ge-
ceased person is inferred, be shall be punished BY
fine not exceeding two hundred dollars nor less
than twenty dollarss
Sec 3 In addition to the penalty prescribed n
the first section of this act, the person persons
go offending shall be liable action of trespass
to be prosecuted in favor of the surviving heirs
descendants of such deceased persons, in the name
of all such surviving heirs or descendants jointly
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.

BsluideJe, Rob't d. Whittelnore,
Canrbridge. Giles A. Barber,
E+en, William G. Atwell,
Eimore, Abel Camp,
HydepaTk, John A. Child,
Johnson, Samuel Merriam,
1norristovn, Thomas Gleed,
Stotre, Hiram Perkins,
Watrriiie, Elias Wiley.
| Woicott, David K. Andrus,
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ORANGE COUNTY.

Bradford, George Prichsl d,
Braintree none.
Brookfeld, Julius B. Lyman
Chelsea, William Hebard.
Corinth, C. C. Smith,
Farlee, Benjamin Celley,
Newbry. Henry W. Bailey
Orange, Jacob Cutler, !
Randolph, Ziba Sprague,
Stafford, Lyman Tyler,
Thetford, Jesse McClary,
Topsham, E. C. Swift,
Tun5ridge, William Putnam,
Vershye, James Matthews,
Washington, none.
West Faulee, Thomas Bond,
Vliqmstovn, Calvin Ainsworth,
ORLEANS COUNTY
Albany, NJ. c. Chamberlin. 10!
Barton, Samuel A. Willard, 10:
Bropaington, A. H. Gross, 10
Charlestotrn, J. E. DickeTman, IL
Country, Richard W. Peabody, lOt
Crafsbmy, Joseph Scott, 8;
Derby, Sumner Frost, Il
Giovu, Amos B. Bean, lOl
Greensboro, Sumner Putnam. 81
Holland, James g. Bedell, lis
Iasbwgh, E. P. Cotton, III
Jay. Newton Chase, I2C
Lo5oell, A. J. Dodge, liz
Morgan, John c. Moore, liz
Nelgp9rt, John A. Prouty, ll|
Salem, David Hopkinson, II;
Troy, Clark Rogers, IL
TVestfsld Henry Richardson, ia
Westmore, Calvin Gibson, l0l
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No. Ian ACT providing for the place Of trial
in criminal causes before justice Of the peace
Il IS hereby enacted &c
SEC l. All prosecutions Of a criminal nature
hereafter commenced before justice Of the peace
within the jurisdiction Of such justice TO try and
determine, shall be tried in the town where the
offence was committed, or in the town where the
respondent resides
SEC. q This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved November y, 1853.
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No. 39.-AN ACT to alter the time Of holding
the County Court of the County # Bennington,
+ ,S h1sby enacted. 3rc.
sec. J. TIC counts court within and for the
comfy % rcaniu tou, snail hereafter be held on
the drst 4esday in Jane and toe first Tuesday in
December - each year.
Sec. :. All acts and pats of acts inconsistent
with this act are hereby repealed.
Approved November 1, 1859.
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No. 33.-AN ACT in addition to an act entitled
60 an act in relation to the location Of school
houses, ap. roved November II, le57.
II Is hae5v eqacted s..
Sec. l. The act to which thi, at is an addition
shall be so construed as to extend to lands suGi-
cient for yards and the erection Of necessary out
buildings thereon.
Sec p This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved November 81, 1889
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-06
DR. j. S. ROSES EXPECTORA
Y COUGH SYRUP. OR GREAT PICTORIAL
FOR ,C0NsuTMPTIoN, COLDS, COgGHs

DR.J. S. ROSES EAPECTORA
y COUGH SYRUP. OR GREAT PICTORIAL
FoF SPNs spIlN nc eo Il p6b Go66SGHs
tbs, AND ALL DISEASES OF THE LUNGS
This Syrup, havins stood the test of many years
experience as remedy for irritation or inf1amms-
ton OF the Lungs, Throat. or Bronchia, is acknow
ledsed by all to be a remedy eminently superior to
other known compounds used for the relef and
radical cure Of Coughs and Consumption.
the physlcIan-for none but Physician should at
tempt a prescription-is compelled, from his know
ledge OF the constitution and constituted parts of
man to avoid entirely the addition of drugs that
can In any way tend 70 do injury. His object is not
only to cause a symptom, such as Coueh, to stop,
but 1t Is also expected OF regularly educated dec
tor, that ne should cure his patient radcaly-while
the pretendeT may aiiay Coas h by his opium and
squls. molasses and laudanum, antimony, NOR
phla and wild cherry bark. and not be accountable
for the after health of his patient. Many of the
nostrums of the day have power to stop a Cough,
and the deludet victim is iuiied into an incurable
form OF disease, or perhaps death.
Although cough may arise from variety of
causes, which still continue to operate, such as
Inbercies, Abscess, Chronic Inflammation of the
are the orSans compelled to do the coughing, and
Dr. j. s; ROSES COUCH ssYRUP will not only
that LION OF
SSsft Tff.h1 Bsa Is the the
Ro Esf fN 3 espa.r Dr.
cures Choic, Pains in the Stomach or Bowels,
rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises, Pains in the Limbs,
externsliy-price ~, Is and 50 cents. The Doctor
has had ample time to test these remedies in his
practice for IS years. Depot sos Arch street, Phil
Sold By wARING 4 PEARcE, JOY Broad street,
above 9th Richmond, Va.
N. B,-We most positively say to the public take
tnre over the cork and on the outside wrappev Of
each bottle. lse 2-tsl DR. J. s. ROSE & BON.
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win make Ill nseessary for tea srseis
~ Mi H When two sa,gscss, u tho Same hind.
presented for prsmiaWe, 4ro ee4n ~ tne Judges
Of equal merit, and also OF such hiph that to
IN such case the award must b 70 divide tho krst
and second premiums equally between tao two
or n hs &
xxxf j2pG NJ Premium shall be allowed upon any
not snI, b he hest q Kind eshbtsd, By, nn.t
h the .,pinicn q the Judse. be worthy Of pre-
XxxiV. xrtlcics III every description win he re-
ceivedon exhibition. Int premiums VII 90 swa ;r
ted By their owners or agents
xxXv. The decisions of the Judges Oh Aw wa -
IS 70 the merits Of subjects VIII te nthar
IT, Bot An, awards made contrary TO me REQUIRE
Of the rules for drseisns ire Be-
ii or s.nerseS b, The Executive Committee.
XxxVI Each exhibitor should prepare, m WITT +
r., or PRINT. sislmea s. lin Tor lis ipplement
over others Of similar nature, which should be
s,yen "a the chairman of the Committee OF Awards
"a rs slsss and he Will lie prepared 20 exhibit ard
explain the several points, II SO requested by 50
!; seosJ' and the inventor or manufacturer I've
al,ed "a secure complete attention TO the impor-
tsnt features Of hls machine or implement.
premium and tsrti6eatts Of Merit will also be
awarded by the Executive COMMITTEES upon the re
warrant, the Executive Committee will aisp award
Discretionary Prsaiauls when recommended.
XXSFiII Certificates Will be given to exhibit
ors on the last day. 10 enable them To have their
stock or articles exhibited transported back free oil
charge by the railroads, which have generously
agreed to do so.
XxXIX. In all cases the parties entitled to pre-
NUNS may receive them. according to their own
election, either in money or Its equivalent In SILVER
XII. Stock and horses may he sold at auction at
aud after O'Clock p. NJ, during exhibition, but
shall not be removed from the grounds until the
close OF the Fair. except by special PERMISSION OBJ
tanned from the President
XII. All ether articles may be sold AT private
sale at any time during the Far. after the second
day. On the last day of the Fair. auctions OF all
articles may be made. -
KILL Agricultural Societies Of other States, and
sister Societies within this State, gre invited tc
send delegates TO the Fair Such dees ates will be
/ admitted free.
| XI,Iif The grounds az Richmond are commo-
| dous and accessible There are stalls for the ex-
hi bifon of animals with halls and tents Tor the
proper display OF machinery. products &c., with
half nils track for trials of speed against tlme
! eessions oil horses, &c.
| XLIV. A programme of each day Of the Exhibi
/ ton will appear IN the Richmond morning papers
with such additional re equations Tor the preserva
/ ton of order as the Chief Marshal may deem i
| necessary to enforce.
| XIV, No intoxicated person will he permitted
/ to enter remain upon the grounds, and ever.
| such person. and every person guilty of disorder
Will be arrested and removed from the grounds, o
committed to jail, according to the circumstance
| OF the case.
| XLVI. Wearing arms upon the Fair Ground
Will be treated as an act of disorder, II detected
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SPALDiNG's's ,n,xa,.
$50 SPALDING'H
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
k kosENMAARYY 4 ANb G SAAsTokk 9 9EI.

LIST. To bssutfy the halr q. To cuzl thu hair
elegantly. Sd. To remove dandrufefIectually. zth.
TO restore hair to bald heads. 5th To force the
beard and whlskers to grow. 6th Te prevent hair
from falling od. 18th. To cure all diseases of IL
scalp: 9TH. To prevent hair turning grey 9th ia
II you are not satisfied, TRY TT. All genuine
has tbs s,snatqrs a the PIaprister-take "a ether
-. = RUSSELL SPALpING. n fremont It., oppo-
Sold BY FISHER = WINSTON, Riehmnnd, Va,
and BARNES PARK. New York. ap1-dsn