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0F James Fernald, a young man of
Jackson, n. H., went into the woods in the
vicinity of the White Mountains, on the 9th
Nov, to set his hunting traps. and not re-
turning search was made, which resulted
in finding him dead on the 10th. near the old
bride path from the Old Crawford House to
the Mountains.
C The following is sent US by Mr.. S.
Davis Of Table Rock Hotel, Niagara Falls:
"On Saturday the oath inst, at halfpast
| O'Clock, there was a tremendous fall of
rock little south of the old staircase, COM
pletely filling up the pathway leading to the
new staircase. But few minutes before
the fall party was being conducted from
the museum to the sheet of water. Had it
happened at the time they were passing, all
must have been crushed to pieces. sup
pose some thousands of tons fell."-7oronto
Leader.
THE RECENT GALE on THE LAKEs.-The
Detroit Advertiser states that thirty-sx ves-
sells have gone ashore on Lake Ontario, sew
enteen on Lake Erie. two on Lake Huron,
and six or seven on Lake Michigan. Three
propelers have been totally destroyed, and
two with large loss of life. The loss of
men is over seventy.
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BLACK HAWK CoLrs.-Mr. D. NJ.
Young, gentleman from Morris Coun-
ty, New Jersey has been spending a
few days in the County, purchasing
choice young colts. He has succeeded
in collecting about thirty very fine
Black Hawk and Morgan colts, all of
which give good evidence of thorough
breeding, and promise of making supe-
rior horses. This seems to be the open
ing of a new traffic with our farmers,
and MIR. Young had an unculled field
from which TO select.-Mid. Register.
WHIPPING OXEN.-It is cruel and
generally useless act of barbarism to
whip oxen. The best drivers use the
lash the least. Upon this point hear
what the editor of the Massachusetts,
Plowman says 1t is good sense, and
every farmer should think of it -
'Thoughtless men will whip, whip,
whip. They do it from habit-a very
bad habit-and We find it difficult to
correct that habit. We are trying to
teach our hired men better manners
than to put on the whip before giving
an invitation to the brute animals to Co.
We have oxen that will go as soon as
they are invited, without the endorse
mcnt of whip. Yet we find it a diff
cult matter to control the whip. 1t is
surely savage practice to apply the
lash before inviting the animals to move
by the proper words. Yet We see that
this is a Very common practice Of those
who are not owners of the cattle. When
the common whip-lash is not thought to
be hard enough for the backs and noses
Of cattle, the walnut handle, one inch
in diameter: is used on the noses OF OK
en-, to make them back load up hill,
before the cattle have ever been taught
to back an empty cart down hill.
Cattle must be made to obcy-and
the common lash, or switch stick, will
be sufficient for breaking in. But we
ask for mercy on all cattle that are will
ling to do right as soon as the right is
pointed out Many drivers of oxen put
the lash on first, before asking their pa
tient teams to move. This is a species
! of barbarisn which owners of cattle
ought to prohibit. 1t is so natural for
/ those we hire from the interior, to use
force in the first instance, ard gentleness
afterwards, if at all, that particular care
should be exerted in regard to the treat
ment of their cattle. Proper driving is
an important item in husbandry. Soma
ny farmers now depend upon their hired
help to do the main work, it is important
for them to see that the work is properly
done. The merciful man is merciful to
his beast"
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sunshine. Bridget soon came up, with

sunshine. Bridget soon came up, with
tears Of joy upon her face, to thank
the mistress for her wonderful good
ness. The feast-day came, and with it.
the lonely Ann, now radiant with the
joy of seeing her sister once more, and
spending happy day in the country.
Their mutual delight was richer treat
to the family than the Widespread
board which honored the day; and
their hearty gratitude seemed to flavor
every dish with sweetness.
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Gouth's department.
Katie'S Christmas ;
OR. WAY TO MAIZE A DULL DAY BRIGHT

OR. A WAY TO MAKE DULL DAY BRIGHT.
Mother said Kate Brown, 4 think
we shall have real lonely Christmas
this year. Sister Susie is off teaching,
and cannot afford to come home. Aunt
Ellen, too, has disappointed us and
we shall have dismal time. | am sure.
| almost wish had Ito vacation now,
it seems 80 dull to have a Christmas
holiday and nothing to make us hap
py.,
Prospects do not look so gloomy to
me, Kate
Why, mother, don't you think We
shall miss Susie, and have sad, lonely
Christmas? Or Invent you thought
how it would seem without her and the
rest of our friends?'
"A tear gathered in the mothers
eye, and her lip 4uivered a little, but
she spoke cLeerfully Notwithstanding :;
Yes, Katie, l have thought Of it all.
At first, l felt as you do, that we sho'd
have a dismal Christmas but | soon
concluded that if l could not be happy
myself, would try to make some one
else 50. Your papa has kindly con-
scented to my plan, and | was just going
to propose it to you, because l shall
want you to help me carry it out.
"A plan, mamma !! What is it,
said Kate, Frightening little.
You know, my child, that our poor
Bridget and her sister Ann, who lives
in the city, are far away from their
Nova Scotia home, and separated from
each other also. Bridget was telling
me yesterday that they were ONLY Sis
tiers, and never parted for night be-
fore they came to the States. Poor
Ann is in cheap boarding house, and
the shop-work which your father pro-
cured for her scarcely pays for her
lodging and meals My plan is to send
for her to come out here and keep
Christmas holiday with her sister, and
thus make both the girls happy
% mamma, that is beautiful l
like your plan ever so much. How
glad Ann will be to come into thecoun-
try. too. Why, Bridget told me last
week that she and her sister always
lived in city, and never were in the
country but one day in all their lives.
I'm sure | should not like to be cooped
up in Boston all my days: and never
see the trees and flowers, and hills and
lakes. which we have here. But how
can l help in your plan, mamma
4 will tell you, Katie. do not
think Ann will be likely to have money
to spare for the railroad tickets; two
shiliings would be large draft upon
her slender purse. l thought: per-
haps,-' 'Oh, yes, mamma, interrupt
ed Kate, I understand. I've just two
shillings, which papa gave me to buy
goodies for Christmas, before we knew
that aunt Ellen and my little cousins
couldn't come. l shall not want them
now; and they'll just bring Bridget's
sister out here and back again The
joyful haste with which Kate ran for
her little red purse proved that her
wise mother knew better than herself
how to make her child happy. The
light footsteps soon returned. Nam
ma, may l tell Bridget your plan? l
want to see her eyes dance over it, as
papa says mine do sometimes when he
tells me something pleasant
The mother smiled assent, and Katie
ran to the kitchen, which her little
message speedily filled with flood Of
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GOODS

MISS E. B. LANG,
having just returned from New-York city with a
choice selection of Fall and Winter Goods, con-
sisting Of
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS,
FEd THEIRS,
VEL VETS,
SILKS, &C.,
If the latest STYLE all of which she is prepared to
sell at very low prices for cash. Ladies of St.
Johnsbury and vicinity are cordially invited to
call and examine goods and prices before purcha-
sing elsewhere.
Rooms at A. Lang's, on the corner of Central
and Summer streets.
Sept. Is, 1860. lott
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TAILS JOURNAL of HEALTH

TAILS JOURNAL of HEALTH
IL 81 year. Specimens 10 cents.
DIR. w. W. HALL, Editor, No AZ Irving Place,
New York
Among this years subjects are:
Bathing. Physiology, Health without drug,
Consumption Ventilation. Fever and ague,
Costiveness, Gymnasiums, Spring diseases,
Dieting. Sleeplessness, Keeping we'll,
Dyspepsia. Sick headache, Warming houses,
Exercise. Sour stomach, Cold feet.
Rheumatism, Eating wisely, Care of eyes,
Schooling, Curing colds, Throat ais.
% Subscriptions received at this Office all
the back numbers of the present year can be sup
piled. 9l-l242
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nR. MARSIIALL'S CATARRII
IL AND HEADACHE SNUFF

This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
article known for curing the Catarrh. Cold in the
Head and the Headache 1t has been tourd excellent
remedy in many Of Sore Eyes Deafness has been
removed by it, and Hearing has often been greatly
proved b.. Its purges out all obSruCtloS strength
the Glands and gives healthy action To the parts at
ected Ii 10 recommended by many the best ply >icias
and Is used with great and satisfaction every
where. More than twenty-five years experience has pro-
we'd It's great value and ut this stands higher
than before,
large number Of the most respectable druggists in
Boston and New York IN certificate signed b. them in
1854 "rhe undersigned having for been
acquainted with DIR. Aarshalrs Catarrh and Headache
SMUT and sold 1t In our Wholesale trade ,hecfuy state
that believe II TO be equal in every respect to the
commentator given 1t for the OF Catarrhal Alice
us und that II decidedly the best article have
or known tor alI the common diseases Of the head
BEWARE or COUNTER 'EIrs-A fac simie of the sigma
ture of the Proprietor CHARLES BOWEN, is on every
bottle. Sold by Druggists everywhere. l6eOp2tS+
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick. fci,lc. AMI
complaining. Are yourutu.
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and should lie aver:,d Nv ,
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cleanse out the disordercl thu
mors purify the blood, All
let the fluids move on Tn T.
| structed in health scaln.
They stimulate the funcuu II,
Of the body into vigorous a.
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the Instructions which maze
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are encouraged to adopt new faclltles' ana 10 OIL
fer still better bargains.
| Our motto being "a nimbe slxpence Is better
than slow shilling" we would call the builders
attention to the fact that We arc now commencing
! on a new lot of
FIFTY THOUSAND FEET OF PINE
which We are going to put as soon as possible, In
to common sized Sash and Doors, to be sold at
prices that defy competition. With our facilities
and experience in the business, we feel ourselves
fully competent to offer work. considering work
manship and material, lower than any other SHOP
new or old, in this section.
AS we keep constantly on hand large supply
of well-seasoned Pine, we are always prepared to
fill orders for extra work promptly. without beng
spoiled by hasty seasoning or not seasoned al al
as is apt to be the case when not thus prepared
With our new patent Molding Machine we are
prepared to offer any of the
Fancy styles of Sash, Cornish Band
Door holdings, Newell's Hand
Rails and Banisters,
Bevelled Doors &c. We also furnish Window
Frames lower than they have ever been realized,
and to complete our arrangements to meet the
wants of the builder, We keep an assortment OF
WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, &C.,
and Sash ready glazed. and will furnish Glass to
customers at the Boston wholesale price and the
Freight.
All work delivered aboard the cars when desir
ed, without charge. Be particular in sending Or
ders to give size, thickness and quality, and they
will he promptly met, and as low as though given
personally.
Pine, Spruce, Hemlock or Bass Lumber taken
, in exchange for work. Seasoned Floor Boards
ready planed constantly on hand, for sale at the
lowest market price.
| Call at the St. Johnsbury Sash and Door Shop
at Ramseys Village, and see if these things
SO. A list of prices forwarded Immediately on
application.
l.. o. STEVENS.
St. Johnsbury, Nov. 81, 1860. lift
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disease cold settles somewhere in the body ani 10
structs Its natural functions These IL hot Tcl'd,
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ducnc general aggravation. suffering ami d.''-r-.
While in this condition. oppressed by the derancreHt
tax. AYERS Pills and how directly they restore the
natural action of the system and with 1t the u'ynt
feeling Of health sgsn What is true and 50 apparent IN
tbi, trivial and common complaint, is also true IN is
of IN. de.ps-ated and dangerous disempers The eani
pursa,i,e e-c, expels them Caused by similar 'tEt,
tions and arrangements Of the natura, iunes 81 tis
BODY they are rapidly and many OF them surely cFri
by III. same means None who know the vHtn"s Of ths
Pills, will neglect to employ them when suffering i's
the disorders they cure.
statements from leading physicians in some Of thc
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From Fbr,rarding Merchant # y. LOUIS fsb' J. isj'-
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~ EBONYTYPES n

WTOODEN WARE.
w Wash Tubs, Shaker and blue. Wash
boards, Shaker and common Pals, Brooms-all
kinds-Mop Handles, Clothes Baskets. Clothes
Pins. new kinds, Baskets, Chopping Trays. &c.
Cheap! ate. F. & L. P. BROWNS
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J W. HUNNEWELL& CO.. as Commercial Wharf,
Boston.
GEO. HI M EW ELL. las Water Street. New York.
Under the special supervision of JOHN l.. Ill NNE-
WELL, Chemist and Pharmaceuti> Boston, Mass
whose signature the Curk> Of the genuine only and
to whom address AL comm unit ,tioS
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C. Bin CHAM, ll0yt Green st. John>hury; Vail Rrai-
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phrey Smith, East Burke; French Son, Lunenburs
agents. l2Ul-32
FRED f. SMITH. Montpelier Wholesale Agent.
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THAT IMPENDING CRISIS
HAS ME-!

But as Tin the opinion Of good judges the nigh
ty demonstrations at the South are destined to
result harmlessly to US, We have concluded to
keep right along just as though nothing had hap
pened.
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DEPARTMENT OF The ISrEgioR,

washington. u. z, III ftU, IoJc. }
SIR: have used your Pills my general and ho-iita
practice You made then and cannot hesitate 70
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OF that organ. Indeed have seldom found Cas- Il
bilious disease So obstinate that it did not readily yield
them. Iraternally yours, ALONZO BALL, NJ ID.
p,us,c,Jo of fb. EIr.ue Hgs:..T
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A TONIC and Alternative MEDICINE.

.vOfe.-The failure Of IRON as remedy for Dys-
PCpsia. bad state of the blood, and the numerous
diseases caused thereby has arisen from the want of
preparation Of Iron shall enter the stomach Pro
ToXIDR state and as>miatc with the blood. This
want the PERUVIAN SYRUP supplies, and II docs In
the only form in which possible for Iron the
circulation Forfi> the PERU WAN SYRUP often
radically CURES diseases in which other preparations OF
Iron and other medicines found to be Of avail
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Fioa, DR.. Theodore Bill, Of Nsw Fork City
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted 10 their rur
pose an apercnt. but find their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed. They have in my prao-
tice proved more effectua for the of bilious
p.rrnts than any remedy can mention sincerely
rejoice that have at length purgatise which is woT-
thy the confidence Of the profession and the people
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Dyspeusia. Impurity of the BLOOD.

Dyspepsia, Impurity of the BLOOD.
From, Rcr. J. y HINES, Pastor If idrtm Ch"rea. b
d. AVER: have used your Pills with extIa7T'iina-,
success in nv family and among those am called tosi
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purify the blood. they the very best remedy Lave
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my friends. Yours, j. v HiNLs-
WARSAW, Wyoming Co, y. Y. oct. - -.
DEAR Sir: am using your Cathartic Pill in nay pr
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system and purify tie fountains Of lie 1r.t
InIIN L. MEAi,HAN
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TESTIMONIALS FROM CLERGYNEN.
On the efficacy of the Peruvian Syrup and the benefits
they have derived from its use:
Rev. JOHN PIERrONT Medford Mass-Its efficacy in Salt
Rheum and other Cuaneous Diseases.
Rev. WARREN BURTON, Boston Mas-s efficacy in IIcsl-
i a: md OF Arp % @ Nsr.u' Aec-
Rev. ARTHUR b. FULLER-Is Efficacy in Nervous Head
i.hes E1hau.,on Ns1you'ne. Sub.'u'e for ooe Sp-
Rev AUGUSTUS X. POPE Somervie, Mu.s.-Curc Boils
and General Debility.
Rev. GURDoN ROBBINS. Hartford Commits Efficacy in
ensTa iet'iH, liver Complaint Dyslepsia, Substitute
Rev SYIvANUS COBB Boston Mass-I:s Use and Efficacy
in family; Restoration Of Strength after 1y po Fever.
Rev. TIIOM. WlIlTTEMORE Boston, Sc and VAL
give. me vieor suo; ancy Spirits ELASTICITY Of uce
Rev. OSBORN MYRICK rrovinceiown. Mas-I,s Efficacy In
st. Vituss Dance. and Chronic Bronchitis.
Rev. EPHRAIM MUTE. JR Lawrence. Kansas Territory
to Western Climate D:e.ses '''''n anu Adaptation
Rev THOMAS IL PONs Its Efficacy General Debility, E1-
haustion Of Nervous System.
Rev. RICHARD METCALF. Boston, Mass-I,s Use as Pro
moe1 Of Digestion and says: 1t ha. proved Just Tonic
Rev. NJ p WEBSTER Boston Ma.s-I,s Value IN Dyspepsa
Chronic Diarrhoea. arrangement OF Liver stomach
Res JOS H. CLINCIi: Boston. Ma,s-ls Efficacy IN Dir
fhoes and General Debility.
Rev. ABRAHAM JACKSON, walpo,c ~ Its Efficacy
in Pie.. Dyspepsia, md Unhealthy Appetite.
Dyspepsia and Debility
Rev. ARTHUR r. r. CRAwLEY Hershada Bunnah. F. L.
Climatic Debility. Swelling Of the E,tremti,s.
Prof E. yIrAIIs sCiiERB. Boston. Mass Restorative
rover after Fever Exhaustion If the Nervous
and Editors"
Kew. HENRY uPHAM Boston Mass.-1s Efficacy Dysrep-
sia and Affections Of the Liver.
hv H. R!DDEl. Boston, Mass. Its value in cases Of
Bronchitis Indigestion Torpid Liver Neuralgia
Debility.
Rev. P. c. HEADLEY. Greenfield Mass IT. Genune,es,
asa Medical Agent and Efficacy in Dyspepsia, Dlrrioea
Rev. w. oLMsTEAD. Boston. Mass-General Recommen-
dson and Confidence in it's Genuincnrss Medicine;
Etcncy In Dyspepsia und Nervous Debiity.
y. t. Pamphlets containing Letters from TIE
anve named Gentlemen and OTHERS. and giving
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Dysentery, Diarrh9a, Relax, Worms.

From Dr. J. G. GTe.ii, q ChiodJ.
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice. and
hold them in of the best apericni- ta'
ever found Their alternative effect upon the liver laa
them an excellent remedy, when given in small i- i
bilious dysentsry and didrrhGd Their sugar. a.
makes them very acceptable and convenient for ;lr
OF women and children.
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As a Family Physic.

From Dr. E. ". Cartwright. NeD Orleans.
Your Pills are the prince Of purses. Their excellent
Qualities surpass any cathartic We possess Thee arc
mild but very certain and ectua in their action on the
bowels which makes them invaluable to us in the daily
treatment Of disease
Headache. Sic X He ada C he, y Foul Stomach.
From DR.. d,c1rd Boyd, Baltimore.
DEAR Bro AVER: Icannot answer you irhdt complaints
have csTe3 with your Pills better than TO say cl that
ercr tren ruth purgdrs medicine place great i'I"i-
denre on an eectual cathartic daily contest with
disease and believing do that your Pills afford The
best We have of course value them highly.
PIrrsBURG, Pa, Nav l. 1855.
Dr. J. c. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured u
the worst hadache any body have 10y dose or two
of your Pills. 1t seems to arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse at once.
Yonrs with Great respect Ed. ". PREBlF,
C1erl Of Steamer Clam n.
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OSS or SLEEP.

From Neuralgia through all cases where Opium was ever
used 10 that D.lirum Trcu.es and the common Chief
cause VI disease
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Certificate Of Jas. X. Chiffon. VI. d.. of New York
The result Of MY examination of tie Peruvian Svru,
proves TO me that of the metallic mineral poison
are present nor have found Ill any indicator. OF
. be poisonous princ pies.
The main active ingredient its cnnpo>i tinn al. a
the Prot"NIdc of lron which Is lniIc"i-lv confirmed
and protected that II docs not undergo any change ~
pas,irr to the air.
li,cially we'll known that it has been found yrry.,i
Quito preserve in ar,L,TARIR form for a,l>rahl irc
Of time, compounds of the rrotoxc Of Iron. IT, Pen,
Wan SYRUP pleased 10 say. accomplished ,fi- de-
sirahlc end JAMES Il. Chiffon, NJ ID, Ih,i..lst
90 Prince Street. New York, Aug. y, 1873.
Certificate from we'll known citizens of Boston.
The undersigned. having experienced the ben, ria ii
frcts OF the PERI Wan SYRUP do no; state 10 COLI
mend it to the attention of the public.
Rev. John Picrpont Peter Harvey,
Thomas \. Dexter, James e. Dunn
$. II. Kendall, NJ. ID, Samuel Nav
Thomas Amory, Rev. Tuos. Whitt.more
Certificate from we'll known Citizens OF \. York.
New York, Nov. 18th, 1853.
The experience which have had of the PERU WAN
SYRl and the evidence which has been hib' L. IL of
its great i'll the of many diseases satisfies
that 1t is medicinal agent of remarkable power and &c
serving the attention of lnvalids.
JOAN l. WILLIAMS Esq,
,,., .r President Of the Metropolitan Bank.
Editor Christian Advocate & journal
JOHN G. NELSON Esq.
por c,,,. t :, of Nelson Richmond, 81 John St
EDITOR New York Chronicle.
ISAAC E.FOWLER Esq,
Post Master, New York City
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Certificate Of 4. 4. HAYES. NJ. d.. Of BOSTON.
II Is well known that the medicinal effects "f Prntoyi.
OF Iron are lost by avery brief exposure air and that
tonaintin solution of Prooxic OF Iron, without further
oxidation, has been deemed impossible
In the PERI WAN SYRUP this lc> rahlc point is at
ta'd 10y COMBINATIONS IN W Al REFoREt NhNuwS ana
this solution replace all the pro,o caiboatcs cit
and tartratrS of tic Marria Mrdca.
4. 4. HAYES. A,sa:cr to the State Of Mass.
Is Poyls,on Street Boston.