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distract Of Presidents Report
Number OF passengers during year end.

lng Wv. 30 1888. 68,239
Bushels Of graln, 800 ,442
do lime, 2lG.378
Blsk"'s of peaches and apples, 80 SOB
Backcts Of berries, 1924
Bushels of Potatoes, SSO6
do oysters, 27,6I6
Tons of merchandise, 4l52O
The road has been run regularly and safely :;
and, considering the many unfavorabe clrcum.
stances, with good results, giving assurance of
future profit. The Iessees have paid the divi.
dends SIX per cent, promptly. The individual
Stockholders share has been expended as direct
ed, i'll finishing the road. The States rent has
been paid to the Trustees of the Sinking Fund.
The report exposes the error of snpposing
the Delaware Railroad to have been buit CHIEF
'y with funds iuraI-hed by the State and vet
acknow!cd9c lhr value Of the public bounty
aud recommends an approach to the Legislature
for further aid. 1t shows the feasibility and
Importance Ot an extension % Annamessc on
Fangler Sound, thereby making line of
through travel by the seuboard route; and re-
teTs, with commentator, TO an able report of
t.. q. Sewall, Jr of the survey recently made
by hum OF Its proposed extension. Mr.. Sewalls
report contains cautious and detailed estimate
OF the costs and probable profits, showing the
entire safety OF an investment and a rare op-
portunity for profitable speculation
The suits of Mccullough, Lentz g. Co i,
against the company, have been satisfactorily
settled, and there remains no unluuldated
claim OF any magnitude against the Company.
he resolution aPPropriatlng the dividends OF
Stockholders 10 the completion of the road, px-
pres by limitation, and the dividends will in
future, be paid To the Stockholders.
The report 81 ows the negligence and crimi-
nality OF those who allow their cattle to run at
large near the roadbed.
TIE election of Directors resulted IS follows:
Samuel NJ. darlington, VIM. IL Ross, William
Cannon, Charles Wright, Alex Johnson, Henry
R'dgeiy, Daniel Curry, Henry b Flddeman, s.
NJ. FELTON,, a. {. Gray, Chas. |. DUPONT, Jos
Brinchurst and Jesse Sharpe.
n resolution was passed to appoint commit.
tee to m"m"rIalIze the Legislature for either
stock subscription or Il loan Of the States credit
The new Board Of Directors met snb>conent.
Iy and Reelected Hon. 5 NJ Harrington. Pre-.
slden', and James +. Alice, Trcasurcr.-DcL
Journal
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

GREAT ATTRACTION.
10 new subscribers paying ~ advance, the
January number, 1859, viii be sent, embellsh-
cd with two splendld match prlnrs--Slr Walter
Scott aud his Friends, aud Shakespeare and his
Contemporaries, containing twenly-eght por-
tralts-snrpasslng all precedent. 1t Will be
issued early in December.
TERMs.--Thc EIeclic is issued on the first of
every month. Each number Contains I4l large
octave pages on fine paper. neatly STITCHED in
green covers, with one or more beautiful Steel
Portraits, by Sartain. The twelve numbers
comprise three volumes of 600 plgcs each. with
titles, indexes aud embellishments Pricr. FIVE
DOLLARS. The postage is only 3 cents NUN.
Der. prepaid at the office of delivery.
specimen number will be sent, prepa ID for
~ cents RENTED IN postage stamps. Send
your orders.
Address, w. II. BIDWEIL.
No D Beekuan street Nav York
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De!1maI0 Aallroad Comnanr.

ANNUAL MEEiING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS.
TIL" Stockholders of the Delaware Ia lroad
company, met at Dnycr en- Thursday last
Jacob Tome vas led TO the chuIr, aud James
"A DunnIng appointed Secretary. The report
OF tc Board Of Directors was read aud adop-
ted.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-20
TO CLUBS.

rive coples' one year. Sl2 80
Ten copies, one year, 70 I'M
10 business men in the country who do not
desire Da'iy paper, the Seml-Weekly journal
Il inun Ina hln
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Boston Weekly Journal.

Great Success of the Club Plan!
Three years ago the Proprietor of the Journal
decided TO reduce the price of the Weekly
Journal, and the success Of the low price Club
plan has been SO great as 10 induce the ioilov.
ing low rates for 1859:
One copy, one year, 81 90
Two copies, one year, to one address, 3 90
rive copies, one year, 10 one address, 8 20
Zen copies, one year, TO one address, III %
AND one copy to the getter up Of the club.
twenty copies, one year, to one address, $2U %
ana two copies to the getter up Of the club.
Gr Payment TO be made invariably in ud.
vance.
At the expiration of the time for which ad.
vance payment has been received, the paper
will in all cases be stopped.
The great success which has attended the
introduction of the club plan in the Circulation
of the Weekly Journal. and which has nearly
TREBLED IT'S CIRCULATION, since us
adoption, encourages lis proprietor to Continue
the same plan.
" The fact that the circulation ofthe Bos.
ton Journal is nearly Three Times as Large as
any Subscription or Two Cent Daily Paper
published in Boston, and that a II advertisements
appea: i'll both The Morning and Evening papers,
renders it a favorte medium for communicating
with the public, among the most intelligent aud
enterPrlsing ADVERTISERS.
Orders for either Of the editions of the Jour.
nal must be invariably accompanied by the
CASH, and should be addressed to
CHARLES o. ROGERS,
II State Street, Boston.
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miscellaneous Advertisements,
The Boston journal
For ES3Ee

ne 'a'orite Paper Of New England"
Published Daily, Scmi-Weckly and W..llv
Payment Invariably in Advance.
In announcing the terms for the t,r,v.,.
loo9, the proprietor deems ii unnccess.rv ,,I
scribe lis peculiar characteristics ms . H,,,T
newspaper, or to ke any special nrouIs,,
the future. lie deems it sufficient to saw ,h.,
what TIE BOSTON JOURNAL has hcon'1a ,"a'
the past 1t will be in the future. By the ,lno',
unanimous consent of its con,emno,"..
throughout New England, it stands NJ ,to
head of the New Engand Press in All ,hoao
qualities which go TO make up reliable. en,o,
prIslng' Ire newspaper. This position i, has
attained by pursuing u steady, straiohl.tofws,f
course III all respects, and by sparing neither
labor or money to give the latest iuieI,ocno.
ana The fullest reports OF all matters Of ;nterr,,
at the earliest moment. 1t has relied uno, w.
own merits, and not upon the representations IS
canvassers or "drummers to gain for !, ,la
confidence and patronage Of the PuLllc-an,t
The result has been that it has now circ,s-
ton nearly three times as large as that of am,
paper OF It's class in New EngIand-snd u y
constantly and steadily increasing.
ESOSGOEa Esaily Journal.
MORNING AND EVENING,
CONTAINS The latest news received by the mail.
and telegraph up TO the hour Of going to n,.s"
1t Is printed on one Of Hoes Six CylInJ.r ~,
Presses, at the rate of Fifteen Thousand an
Hour, which enables US to hold back the fo,,a'
until the very latest moment, and still work 4
the edition IN season for the mails and express.
es. 1t is published at the low rate OF SIX Dol.
lars year; Single copies Two cts.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-20
Mechanics Store s!

Cheap Groceries, Cheap Dry Goods, and Great
Bargains in all kinds of Goods,
at the Mechanics Store,
Where all who desire to econnmise their means
should call AMI hny much Goods for ten dollars cash
Or IN produce, as they get elsewhere for twelve or
fifteen dollars "
we seii The best Groceries at the very lowest price
We sell tho best Dry Goods at the yery lowest nrce
We sell all kinds and of BooIs Shoes and Cal
ters cheaper than sold any other store-not px-
coping the great Flanigen, who is word-rcnownrd for
his cheapnrss.
We sell the very best qualities of Snuff and Scears;
We sell only for Cash 60
We Buy all kinds Of Country Produce, nj the high
esi prices for Goods, or per cen. OIL iur cash
Very thankful for the liberal encourugpmpn, bor.
lnore extended 10 us, hope by strict attention to
business AID determination to please ALL TO merit
and receive continuance of the same
J. r. WILLIAMSON.
Arglg,5S Won COmmerce street Smvrnn Dol
Smyrna times., 1859-01-20

VT y. +. Willis, now travelling in Virginia,
mas got new wrIpkle from observing the
southern fashion Of hrchIng horses to swing
ing I'mb. |; Is just as well to 90 abroad some.
times.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-20
Removal! Removal!

zFsa INllE subscriber takes this method of in
K&N Il forming his friends and the public gene.
ese- rnily, that he has REMOVED hIs BOOT and
SHOE STORE TO the stand lately occup,cJ bv
Messrs. Tolson a. Blake, ON Main street. opposite Fox
wells Hotel Smyrna, Del where he will Manufacture
and keep on hand general assortment of(iehemans \
Boots and Shoes made of The best mate rial aud by the
best wo.kmen in the State; also Patent Leather
Hali"rs Pumps, Oxford Tres &C. Also Ladies' Boot,
aud shoes, oi every descriptions and Chlldrens Shoes
kept on hand and made To order
Every article manufactured by tho subscriber wor
rancd 10 he of the best material and sold as al unv
other establishment ia the country
Also REPAIRING done with neatness and dis
patch
" Call and examine myl:siork, as intend 10 sell
Low for Cash. and on short credits Don't E,rpet-
opposite MIR. Foxwell's Hotel
GEORGE L. STRADLEY.
Smyrna. March a. 5S--ly
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Delaware Lrssstatss,.s,.
SENATE


Wednesday, Jan, l2.-S,veral bills rtr di-
rorcc were read "A second ji,nc
Five petitions Tor divorce were presented ard
referred.
Mr.. Boys presented Tie petition Of ElNard
7. Bel al and otIers pre-, tng tie pas,age of
- An Act 10 autho,ize inr 'r.u>ipts under IL e
wall Ot u fifth n lrshal (d,c'c), 10 sell ard
convey certain lceai estate ,hervir descrlled." :"
Read and referred 10 M-ssrs. Bows, Gvmu,l.I
and MePerraR.
Thursday, January l3-The Senate and
House et Representatives met Ia s mrruinr in
5oln1 meeting, Tor the purpose ot cl Ctng bv
halle; United States >;c.,a'or 70 represent he
State 10 the Senate Of The UuIted States dur
Ing the Constitutional term. commencing on he
4th o. March nczl. Iue N..c resulted as fol
lows
FOs Willard SALISBURY, n votes.
Blauk .
The bill 10 divorce Mary c. Buckley from her
husband Thaddeus ). ". Buck'ey was lost.
The committee sPpoin'ed to examine the ac-
counts Of the State Treasurer aad Trustee of
the SchOoi Fund, reported that on tie lst d,v
o. JsnusTy, loJ9, tae S ale Tir.sifrr settled
with the Aud tor OF Accounts. al q hich tlma
there vac due from jI- State Treasurer SIS.
7O9 %. Ga The sane cay sac Treasurer. as
Trustee uf the Schoui Fuad settled with The
Auditor OF Accounts atore~ald, al which lime
there waS due from kl,u 10 the school
fund SI.n02 "a
Dus Ne" Castle county, 290 81
hent l,20S 80
sussex 72S Il
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EBOSgOEa E5aily .BOnrmnt.
Semi-Wcckly journal,

TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNINGS,
Contains all the reading matter published in
The Daily Journal for the three DAYS preceding
averaging from thirty-one to thlrty.two f,1
columns. The subscription price Of the Sem.
Weekly Journal is Three Dollars Year.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-20
Notice to Builders.

The undersigned have on hand large and
well-assorted stock of LUMBER, which they
are selling at Reduced Prices for Cash or on
short time. Persons in want of building mate
rial would do we'll to give them a call (at their
Yard, corner Commerce and East streets) before
elsewhere.
VOSHELL g. SAVIN.
Smyrna, Oct. 7, 1853.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-20

The Ea'orlte Paper Of New England"
Published Daily, Semi-Weckly and Weekly
Payment Invariably in Advance
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-18

Co1p-BLooDED MURDER AT HARTFORD
A shocking murder of wife by divorced
husband was committed in Hartford, Conn.
on Sunday. 1t appears from the account in
the Courant that Christopher c. Colson, d
wcll-known fish dealer in Hartford, whose
wife some few months since procured bill oil
divorce from him, on the grounds of babitual
drunkenness and cruelty. has since that time
followed her with continual menaces, and ire
quenty publicly threatened TO take her hio
and TO kill her mother and sister On sun
day afternoon, Colson was sitting in the base
ment Of his brothers residence, when his FOR
mer wife, who lived a few rods distant, came
in and passed through the room. She was
followed by Colson, who endeavored to take
her hand, but she repulsed him, with the re-
mark that "her hand was now her own, and
she did not wish to have anything to do with
him" She then attempted to leave the room,
when he followed her, caught her by the dress,
behind. and cut her throat from the right car
TO point Just below the chin, making two
horrible gashes, seyering the carotid artery,
and partially sevoring the jugular vein. She
died in a very few minutes.
Colson remarked that he chopped she was
satisfied, threw his knife under table, and
went into pantry, where he commenced eat
ing pies. lie was shortly afterwards arrest
ed, but not, however, until he had swallowed
a powerful dose Of opium, evidently with the
purpose of putting an end to his life Colson
had sometimes done large business, but his
habitual habits of drinking and gambling led
him down to the lowest round Of the loafer $
ladder to ruin The deceased was 81 years
Of age. and leaves three sons.
Co1sor Inns einca died in iaii
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-18


Prepared from "a prescription OF Sir james Clarke, NJ.
d., Physician Extraordinary 20 rae Queen.
This well Known medicine is uo imposition but sure
and safc remedy for Female Difficulties and obs'ruc-
tons, from any cause whatever; aud although power
h remedy they contain nothing hurfg 90 the eonsutu-
TO utRRIED LADIES,
il peculiarly suited It viii. in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
THESE PM, NAVE NEVER BEES KNowS To PAIL
wuBRr THIS DmrcrtoNs os THE 2D PAoE or rANrH-
LET ARE WILL OBSERVED.
For fa particuars gct pamphlet free Of the agent
y. b. sl,0)and postage stamps enclosed to amy au-
thorzrd Agent, will insure bottle, containing over 30
Pills by return mail
sole A. gent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES,
(L8tc 7. g.. Baldwin Coz
Rochester \. y.
LIZ. PIERCE, Montpelier, Wholesale Agent 'or vcr-
mont O557
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-18
MEDICINES


iluDsoN's AMrRIcAN SALE AID BrnN OINTMENT,
Is the most highly esteemed remedy in for the
VI Bnrn., Scnds, Cuts. Bruises, Chilhaius, Sore
Lips and Eyelds, Spuins, Chapptd Hands and Arms
Sore Nipples, Salt houm Piles, Mosquitoe Bites. Lame
Wrists, Chafes, Wounds from IRON inflammation, Corns,
Boils sc. Good In all cases. Price rs cts per bnx.
HrpsoN's SURE CrUE, will not cure every disease
which flesh is heir TO- but for M humors aud particular
~ for those o the skin h is what It's claims for IT,
cure, shall any in this short notice,
but ask those afflicted ty To- and IN clscs
In connection Hudsons Mcdicafcd Bath which Is very
cleansing article. Price, Ono Dollar
HrpsoN's INDICATED BAuts.-fhs Bath is recon-
mrnded 20 all very cleansing wash for the whole
body inygoratnR the healthy action VI the skim
ing all distractions from the pores, aud giving free and
healthy circulation to all parts Of the system and when
used n connection with Hudson's Sure Cure, is great
assistant IN removing Humors from the skin surface.
Price, Finy cents.
HrpsON's FEMALE REMEpY-lhis Is The greatest
remedy yet offered f1r diseases which females
liable, such as Irregularities, Distinctions or suppress
sious TO The monthly periods with all their attending
evils This remedy consists NJ three parts and be
used single together the may demand, fitted
for strong weak constitutions Married ladies who
are Cucetc must not No. one and Two iu cunnec-
ton. Foil directions with clch number. Price, One
Dollat each number.
JOSEPH HUDSON Solo Proprietor
MtTrtrutsErr, Mass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-18

I IBERATION.-Thi is to certify that
1 4 have given my son. Roswell 5 Scribner, his time
during the remainder Of his minority and shall pay
debt " his contracting claim any of his wages after
this date EDWARD SCRiBNER.
Fayston, VT, March l. 1859 1885,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-18

~ p II r AIN LII CE'S ESTATE.
IL The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the district Of Randolph
miss1ncrs. to receive, examine, and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate Of Eph-
rain Luce late of Williamsowu, in said district. de-
ceased represented nsolyent and the Of six months
from the 18th day Of February, 1859 being allowed by
said the creditors Of said deceased, exhibit
and prove their respective claims before Give notice,
that will attend TO the duties Of our appointment at
the dwelling house Of Stafford A Luce in Williamstown,
in said district the fifth day Of April and ninth day Of
August next at o'clock ia the afternoon, on each of
said days.
ALVEN SMITH, )c
DAVID BURNuAM, 'o"' TO-
Wiamstown March /, A. ID. 1859 333js
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-18
THE OLD VERMONT COUGH RENE
L by FOREVER
" n. DOWNS' VEGETdBLE
" 4 l. & II q NJ l.


We would say to the people that this medicine has
been sold throughout New England for upwards Of thirty
years and has always been warranted 70 give entire sat
con, and we have yet to learn Of the first case where
the people dissatisfied where they wanted their
money back We still warrant il, and If any person, af-
ter using IT, wants bis money returned, he has only to
notify The agents proprctors and will be refunded
at once. What more can say! Do you want large
Almanac filled with certificates that nobody believes =
II YOU want anything than this. ask Of your
neghbors that have used the article and II they tell you
that 81 Is the best medicine for
COUGHS, COLDS, WHOOPIN8 COUGH
Group. Asthma, and all diseases Of the Throat, Chest
and Lungs, and all diseases tending 10
CONSUMPTION,
buy and iyou like H. please IN tell your acquain
tanccs 20 It and remember this fact that when you
find medicine that does all that the propret1rs say IL
will thtn avaysusc it when necessary and change
for O new article that may be- worthless
II You wish 10 try n. II DOwNss FLfxfR, and II Is
not kept in your town, ask your Druggist Merchant
10 order small supply Of my Agents, j. NJ. HENRY
& SONS. Waterbury, VT or Of most any Wholesale
Druggist in Now England, New York Canada. They
will furnish circulars II you order them.
Tho Price Of this are ~ so cents and Sl00 per bottle
oHdtor Trial Bothg % CENTS
The trial bottle We have put up until within few
months We doit now that all may give It trial at
the least possible expense.
Betrare of Couptsrfeifsi
Remember the genuine is warranted, and Is signed with
pen with my name. n. H. DOWNS
Trial bottles, 25 cents. For sale by all Druggists in
Vermont. 1852
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-18
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr,-Mar. IG, 1855

TT-T7TTTI7 fT0TTT
At Market 76 Cattle G0) Bccves 6 Stores, consisting
OF Working Oxen, Cows and one, two and three years
olds. PRICES,
Beef. extra, SS0 "a $50 Working OXen 500 10
first quail $50 a 7,7j Cows Calves, 30 IS
" see. " 6.0l G,2j Yeariings, @ 90
third " 5.25 a 900 Two years 0lds, % 26
ordinary 4,25 600 Three p 81
Sheep and Lanbs-At Market, 2ls0 Prices
In Lots, 2,2j 800 Extra select, 400 100
REMARKs-Ihere is a better supply Of cattle at mar
ket to-day No improvement n quality. Sales not so
quick. Prices remain about the last week for
the best cattle. Lower grades high by DE pc cwt
Sheep sold about the same as last week. some few
lots sold at 2j per head lower there less demand
for them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-18

lu Montpelier March l6 Sarah Elizabeth, wife Of
The late q. Vs. Bancroft a.cd 33 years.
To Berlin March l3. Mis- Betscy Cummings, aged 81
years
lu Calais. March @, very suddenly. Aaron Goodcl
aged go years
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-18
BOSTON INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
oaieo 30 Bromnsia street, Hoston.

OiAAhN an hionhHAAn AEttNs hohions
REV. n. DAY, Pres. REV. T. MASON, Vice Pres.
ErgasS , GgErss N; p. Physicians.
Esiabhed for the sncoefd Treatment VI Disoa,ss Hpga
RdiioRai Principles.
The icctrof hcmica baths to-thri with nr. Nrrcnes
Improved Medication, have been adopted IN this lusu-
lion and have exceeded the uios saulno pectaons In
the removal of great variety at discusses.
All persons having Cancers on hose afflicted with
complicated diseases should avail themselves NJ the per-
toua attention Of the physicians az the Institute, Nlicie
proper hpUding-houses ara provided.
personal examination II each ciso Is nfccuhloi hpt
all tho common nrms 0i diseases, except in aggravated
Rnd complicated cnscs, ate successfully treated With uir
icnes which hc sent 10 part NJ Tho world, With
full directions, "a very cnrrrti knowledge be u-
famed irum 10 the question: u The Indian Ar
cana Newspaper published by ilr Institution, rnpy
Of which viii hc seui fnr when requested also, DR..
CrrenuH lVnTtN0PArlY' Science ni Indian Medicine.
may be- bad the office f5r A. coats, ny mail ou tho
receipt Of four POSTAGE STAMPS.
Consultations upon nl discusses free NJ charge n tho
Office. hy sster the reception of postage sinmp
Az communications should le dlertnl 10 M. 4.
ukEENE, 80 lromfeld Street loatln, MasH
TEFERErI GEES
Hon. $. G. Maine ih~ion Mass Rev. Edward I'd,
munds loston, Mass Rev. Joseph ". Ti,lrh'u tsion,
Macs. Rev H. H. Ne,in, u. D.. Chesen Mn.s Rev X.
II. ounkln. Providence, H. l. eY Charles = uuefenor,
hediOd, Mass; Rev. lirynn Morse Gfoielani, Mass
Rev John Hartman Canterbury. n. Iii nr. y, W.
Phelps. rs fremont Street. Boston. Mass !. d. McfI.
Hsl., Webster lipuse.l BOSTON, Ntr H. n. rhuney,
Asi,, NleIcauiilr IiOusr Boston. Aassi A. oldham,
Laq, Boston, Maus samuel MeaeVe Es, Lowell Mass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-18

MANUNIssroN or SIAvEs.-Mr. Robert
Barnett. Of Lincoln County, Ky, took all his
slaves, eighteen in number, TO Cincinnati, on
the % inst, and gave them their freedom pa
pers lie was offered $4,000 for them on
the previous day, but rejected the offer, with
the remark that he would not take 100000,
the motive influencing him being Of higher
character than that of gain
- The sum of S2l 800 has been collect
ed in the State Of New York in aid of the
nnrchnsn Of Mount Vernon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-18
A CASE OF TWENTY YEARS STANDING

JOUNHON, Va, FEU ~, I8Jl.
s. W. FowLE q Coz BusroN,-i feel IL my duty 10
make known to the world the wonderful efficacy Of your
Wistdr's Basa0, Of ii'iH Chcrry For twenty years
sorey afflicted with he phthsc, and previously TO
using the Basam was pronounced by the Physicians in
durable. Two or three bottles afforded me good deal Of
relief, and many moro completely restored me, and
for two years past have not bad hr least Of that
painful complaint MRS. JOSEPH BAKER.
0 Becare of rilo and io0yfhdss c0uRterfcitSl The
only Genuine Pure anil MEDICINAL Baisan has the
name VI a. BUTTS" written with pen. and the print
ed name OF the p,opricturs as. W fOWLE x co. on
the outside wrapper
Prepared by s W. FowLE CO., Boston, and for
sale by
s. =. RcdhoH. Fred Smith. l.. J.. Pierce, Mont
pclipr. George Nichols NorthdcId. Gleason, Hastings
Co.. Waitshcld Clark Comuss, Mofetown; A. g.
Bixelow, Barre C. w. Alvod. Agt., Plainhcld. j. A.
Henry & Sons, Waterbury G.. j. sheldon, Stove, and
By dealers everywhere N31