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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-02-11
,.5.=.s5z5.=,.-a VERMONT VALLEY RAIL

tss.sis.ss:;sfROAn. On and after MONDAY Nou. lsf,
5sz-zz-ls5a, TRAINS will follows
Leave Bellows Falls for Battlcb0ro 90 A. NJ and 30 p.
NJ Returning leave Bat,boro for Bellows Fails 10 30 NJ.
and 80 p. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls
$40 4. VI. Brattlcloro 2.55 +. VI.
The Passenger Trains this route South with
the VI X Massachusetts, and Connecticut River Railroads
TO Springfield, Hartford New Haven and bridgeport direct
New York On the North with the Rutland Burlington Sui
hyan, Vermont Centrnl Vermont Canada Connecticut and
Passumpsc Rivers Rail Roads forming direct communication
with WHITEHALL Saratoga and Schenectady, bloomsbury and
White Mountains, Burlington and Kouses Point Ogensburgh
and Montreal. NJ. slOAT, Superintendent
VT. Valley II. II. Office, Nov. 18th 1859.
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TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
cash, BLIND & DOOR MANDATORY.
~ bRATTLEBORO, VI

me subscriber is now manufacturing Doors sashes and
blnds, and wishes to cal the attention Of all in want.
our facilities for good work equal to any manufacor
with new and improved Machinery and the best of Work
men, we can suit all who favor us with their patronage
Az kinds OF PANEL WORK made to order; Also WIN
DOW FRAMES. ' "i-'-
DOORS, sAsllEs, and BLINDS, constantly on hand
orders by mail or express promptly attended to-
First floor of Esey Green's building where also ,ood
assortment OF LUMBER is kept constantly on hand an
w aW rLANlNu, JolNTlNG, MATCHING, and SCROLL.
30 " 'i - "'" xnsI,,
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PACKARD's REGENERATION
a Eest oratiVe for the Human ii air
PACKARD'S MOUNTAIN DEW
for the II ufnuu
The combined form perfect for all ais which the
Hair il heir
TNHE REGENERATOR HAS BEEN USED |

The combined form perfect for all ais which the
Hair is heir Ia.
TNlIE REGENERATION HAS BEEN USED
Il for the ast three years by of thousands with the
most perfect II all impcdiments the
healthy growth Of the Hair ScuTc Dandrf, ScrOfuid,
Eruption and Fcusrsh neat where is used.
II cures all Humors OF the scalp thus aays all
itching which has proved such bane to the human family
1t restores hair its natural color dying the
hair by setting In circulation the coorng fluid,
thus giving 1t the color in the way.
never fails to stop hair from falling OF II will hair
bald heads. II il In short perfect hair restorative
The following fair sample Of the thousands Of cert
Gates received um those that have used the Regeneration;
ASDoyER May 25 1857. MIR. Packard Sir.-I have used
your Regeneration for myself and in amily-my wife and
myself having been bald and gray number Of years
few weeks trial has fully restored my wies hair where
had been bald for years and changed the color white
glossy hrown-its natural color On head where
1t had been entirely destitute Of hair the top a long
time, luNurant growth has appeared and Of natural
color Others in my family have used it with the best
The following letter is from Of the oldest and best Hair
Drcsscrs in Plymouth County
NoHrH BRDGEwATTR, Nov. 5, 81 "Mr. Packard, Sir -
Your Kegenerator is truly wonderful preparation My wife
has used for the past few months her head II has
caused healthy growth Of hair where quite bald and
it has restored the color from gray black natural color
have been hair-drosser for five
say that your Regrncrato much the restorative for
the hair that have seen.
Yours. c. TAYLOR
Packars Mountain Dew Is the best hardressing in the
world Trial bottles only rs ane bottle and
you Will never other kind for dressing your hair
Manufactured by II V. PACKARD, Andover, Mass.
Wholesale Agent, GEO. c. GOODWIN, 4 CO.,
IL Marsha-St., Boston.
For sale by l. ~ THORN, Apohecary, Brttleboro.-6m3e
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TO COUNTY COMMISSIONER
TOWN ACENTSI IN vEQ Nvnyr

The well established importing house OF CHAS. BACKMAN
81 Frontstreet, New York, extensive sale Of the
best description of pure Wines and Liquors Agents
In this stae Justly earning by the character Of the goods
sold reputation for selling only pure liquors and reason
able prices which fact should be overlooked by those who
are required by law to purchase and sell but genuine
Liquors.
Application for Goods may be made to CHAs. BACK
MAN, 50 tront-st., New York, to his Agents VIM w
DREW, WIN. H. ERwIN and TIIOS. ELLIS who are au-
thorzed Ia solicit orders.
Reference may be made in regard the character and
standing Of the Houses and the superior quality of the
Liquors, to
EDWARD HTNGERF0RD Prof. Of Chemistry L. V NJ
5. W. THAiER, NJ. D.. Dean Of Med. Faculty, T. " Nj
W. CARPENTER, VI D., Professor do, L. v. NJ
App Rnriuu
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ASSIGNEE,S NOTICE.

HNHE GOODS AND EFFECTS OF ORLEN
PRATT having been assigned to me for the benefit of
ms creditors hereby give notice that the stock of Goods
now IN the store Of said Pratt must be sold without
Persons DESTROYS Of taking advantage this opportunity to
buy goods cheap, SOON as the concern must be
closed as soon as may he.
All persons indebted to said Pratt will the present find
me at the said ready receive the amount due The
payment OF said demands must not be delayed.
Brattlsboro, Dec. !, ls59--as
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MISCELLANY.
ANECDOTE OF HENRY CLAY.

ANENDUlE UT HENhl OIAl.
"When Mr.. Clay visited Hopkinsvile, KY,
the first year of the administration of John
Quincy Adams, to defend himself against the
charge of bargain, intrigue, aud corruption,' he
was called upon by his friends at large and
spacious saloon. Dr. IL, then of that place,
and great friend of Mr.. Clay, was by his side,
presenting him to his numerous friends as they
came forward. Presently the Doctor saw the
tall form of the eccentric Governor Pttsur enter
the door of the saloon. Instantly he embraced
the opportunity to point him out to Mr. c., and
then whispered to him that that tall man at the
door lis Governor Pittsur, of Pond River, a most
worthy friend of yours, whom you must know
without an introduction and you must be
certain, before he leaves, to wish that he may
never have another invasion of squirrels Thus
posted, Mr. Clay stood his ground in the centre
of the saloon, while the Governor, unconscious
of the innocent trick, approached him by de-
grees, and saying as he came, Don't introduce
me to Mr.. Clay; he will know me, and | shall
know him for great men know each other on
sight"
1.-The Governor looked every where but in the
right place; asking, as he passed on, Where is
the godlike man?' and saying, Il shall know
him on sight; for great men like as never fail to
know each other. | beg of you, gentlemen, not
to introduce us; zee will know each other, though
we have never seen each other. You say he is
in this room; good shall find him. and away
he stalked toward the place where Mr.. Clay
stood Presently he drew himself up to his
Hottest height upon beholding Mr.. Clay, and
eyed him for some time i'll unutterable admira-
ton. Mr. CRY stepped forward with his bland
est smile and sweetest voice, and exclaimed,
How are you, Governor Pittsur, of Pond Rirer?
l am rejoiced to see you Hear that said the
Governor; didn't l tell you that he would know
me, and that Pittsar would know him? Yes,
yes gentlemen, he is the greatest man that
livesv After cordially shaking hands, and tell
ing few of his happy jokes, Mr.. Clay said,
MY dear Governor, | wish that you may live
thousand years, that health may abound through
out your wide domain, and that you may never
have another invasion of squirrels Bless mel
said the Governor, did you hear that? How
did he know that my people lost their entire
crop of corn last year by squirrels? Bless my
soul, he knows every thing! Wonderful. won
derful l always told you he was the greatest
man in the world-didnt l, boys? And the
Governor left in state of perfect admiration
of the great statesman"
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81 &Mx1 NOTICE. TowNsurxr

E-1sSeS&S3 NOTICE. TowNsuEND AND
(lSXIysSfsll ArrLERoRo WINTER ARRAN SEGMENT On
- and after MONDAY, Ocr 2ih 1859 Stages
wn run as olows' Leave TownsheHd for Brattleboro
MohHys, Wednesdays and Fridays at O'clock A. Nj, ar
1ns III nra',leooro in season for all morning trains
returning, leave Brattleboro for Townshend, TUESDAYS
Thursdays and Saturdays at 80 NJ or on the arrival 81
trans rom New York and Boston, Connecting at Towns
mem WIN stage for Wardsboro and Arlington; at West
oWhshend on Tuesdays and Thursdays with Stage for Ja
malea and Manchester G. u. STONE
""SN'u'' W. oot 10, isos'-s2 Proprieto.
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no CONSUNIPTIXES.
A CLERGYMAN

having cured his Of Consumption In its worst
after being given to die by the physicians
uesrs TO make known the mode of (Which proves sue
cessul in every case to those afflicted with Coughs Colds
aud Consumption and he will send same to any address
ee OF charge Address, enclosing stamps pay return
passage, DANIEL ANDRE,
y-s oil Centre Street, N. Y
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BY ROB. j. cULyERwELL, NJ. D.,


The worldrenowned author tn this Admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his experience that the awful conse
quences OF elabuse may be eectualy without
Medicine and without dangerous Surgical operations bouges
instruments, rings corals; pointing mode of cure
at once certain and eecua by which every sufferer no mat
ter what his condition may be, may himself cheap
Prpdfey and radically This Lecture will prove boon to
thousands and thousands
Sent under seal to any address, post paid the receipt
Of two postage stamps by addressing Dr. Gil j. c. KLINE
NJ d., $50 Rirst Avenue, New York, Post Box 1856.
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j. w Baker, r. p. schoas, Gco ". Plat, j. II. Lawrence
j. H. Everitt, Thos. Gardner Geo. c. Peters John Bodne,
II VI. Wells, Edwd. Sche y. +. Furnad, VIM. H. Arthur
Chas L. Noe Jas H. Ileroy, VIM II Livingstone p. " Bee
be- Geo p Fitch, D. A. Wood, C. whitney, H. s. Benedict
r. VI. Mayhem, r. A. Palmer, VI. Y. Bum, Jos Rogers d.
Jacobus A. Mills, VI. Kane, VIM Dunning, j. c. Baldwin
T. " Quick Mnhlon Apgar J. A. Van Barc John Romer
o. Van Nosirand, Brush Knapp, VI. II. Duckworth, L. L.
LOCKWOOD j. s. Harris, Matthew Kelley u. Beadeston, MI
cari Gbney, Arch cnkcn, John u. Emery, Oscar Nare
Jas Peacock. j. j. SOARING. surveyor.
=. II. FESSENDEN, Agent, Bratcboro, W.
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ROCERIES, PRODUCE, AND PRO
W VISIONS, AT THE OLD STAND or
FROST & G00DH U E,

WHO ARE RECEIVING DAILY
SUGARS M0LAssEs sYRurs, Of all kinds;
TEAS, hest Greens and Blacks, large stock
COFFEES, Whole and Pure Ground
SPICES, Fresh aud Pure Of all kindsi
FRUITS NUTS, both Foreign and Domestic
OILS, Sperm Solar and Whale
BURNING FLUID CAMPHENE, as good as the best
FISH Of all kinds
BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS, LARD, HAMS
TR1PE, APPLES-Green and Dry-POTATOES, &c.i
NAILS, GLASS, CORDAGE, FARMING TOOLS
TOBACCO, SOAPS, &C., &c.i
Any article usually kept in first class Grocery Store can
be found there.
All orders for Goods at Wholesale or Retail promptly
filled and Goods warranted.
Aug IS.
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INSURANCE
INSURANCE AGENCY

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
" -wILsroS's sroSr BLOCK
Notice hereby given by the subscriber that he prepared
10 issue policies on LIVE STOCK. as wei as other
kinds OF property on rs favorable and In as reliable
Companies (they having all complied with the laws OF this
stac) rs any doing bushes In this State FARMERS and 9TH
woul do well to call before nsurng elsewhere ana e-
anime and Judge for themselves.
The combined capital Of the companies which he represents
being S3.OOO.OOO, and upwards, enables him to
issue policies for any required amount.
lie would refer to the advertisements Of the several compa-
Y. H. FESSENDEN.
Jan /, 1860.
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THE PARK FIRE INSURANCE CO.


WITH LARGE 81 II p l. U S.
This Company Tnsures Buildings Merchandise Household
Furniture and Personal Property generally against Loss or
Damage by Fire. JOSIAH w. BAKER, President
WIN. JAFFRAY, sec'y. JOHN B0DINE, Vice President
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INSUR ANCE.
"INDHAM COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE
w Insurance Company.

WILLIAM HARRIS, President;
l.. g. MEAD, Secretary a ad Treasure
Directors:
FRANKLIN SAWYER, ERASMUS PLIMPTON,
ELEAhER GoRHAM, JR., GEORGE SLATE,
FARLEY STARR, WILLIAM HARRIS,
MARK CRAWFORD, GEORGE NEWMAN,
WELLS GO0DHUE
The Office Of the Company the Savings Bank Building
BatteborO, where policies will he issued kinds
of property, including Live Stock 1t will not be so much
their object t. do smashing business safe aud to
make such Company the citizens OF the County need
Applications for insurance be made through Directors
and the Agents in the different towns in the County.
March /, 1852
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BOOTS AND CATERS.

Women's Double Sole and Heel French Boots,
DOUBLE SOLE CONGRESS-, Shanghai
~ Boots Rubber Boots Caters Of every description just
received fresh from the and are offered cheap
ut Bake's Block. d, W. LEWIS
Oct. 10, 1859
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UNPARALLELED Low PRICES:


Best Printed all Wool NJ. D'Lnines, ~ to so cts
Best Plain 30to3h cts
rain French Merlnoes choice shades, 62 to 81 cts
Best Printed " " choice styles, rs cts to s125
usual prices 81 to $3.50
Rest Printed English Cashmeres, only so cts
Plain Lyonese Cloths, fine Goods % cts
200 Patterns vaencas, styles, 25 cts
Job lot, d" 12l cts
IFS Patterns Good VI. D'Laines, 12l cts
l25 Patterns Dress Silks desirable Styles 70 81
usual prices, 81 to 81 25
% Wool long shawls selling for sito 50
usual prices SO to S.
90 to 25 Custom-made Paris style Coaks at cost
to Cases choice styles English and American Prints
selling for 81 to 10 cts
Bales Brown Beached Sheetings Shrngs very cheap
so boz. Winter Gloves and Gnuntets, from ~ 81
20 d" Kid Gloves that worth 81 for rs cts pair.
so " Ribbed BAY State Wool Hose. all colors,
only 20 cts. pair.
100 Lin I1kfs. very cheap, at from cts. to Sl25
so " Wrought Collars, closing from rs to rs cts.
worth SO cts. to 1928
10 Best Watch Spring, Steel Skirts only Spring
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MANI GOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED,

Just rue ishfd IN a Sc fed Envelope
ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
~ Radical Cure Of sPERMATORRHoEA, or Seminal
Weakness, Sexual Debility Nervousness and Involuntary
Emissions including Impoency and Mental Physical In
capacity,
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Jan. l, 1860.

NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
pany Of the United States.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent for this wen es
abshcd Company, will effect Insurance to any amount not
exceeding 10000 one risk. u. ii. FESsENDEN'
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Es.s''''s5a5sss''''s'i RUTLAND & BURLINGTON

Charlcstown, n. H., Dec. 3, 1859.
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To PUT Up CUCUMBERs, MELONS, To-
MAToEs, PEACHES, &c, FOR PICKING.
AS good vinegar is not always at hand, the
best way is to prepare brine in tub or
barrel, and save your pickles as they grow.
The brine should be made of common salt
and water, and strong enough TO bear an
egg. When the tub is full of pickles, al
low the brine to cover them then cover
them over with cabbage leaves, and board
and weight to keep them in the brine.
They should be soaked in fresh water
three days and nights before using 10 ex.
tract the salt, frequently changing the wa
ter. The great art in making good pickles
is to have good vinegar. The best vinegar
Tor picking is made Of apple cider. After
your pickles are sufficiently soaked, put
them in a brass kettle with vinegar enough
10 cover them, and scald fifteen or twenty
minutes, put them in Jars, and pour hot
vinegar over Them flavor them with cloves
o'ack pepper, an onion or two, and it'll,
horse radish and ginger. For making man
goes, the filling should be made of nastur
,iums, small beans, small cucumbers, on
ions, white mustard, horse radish. allspice
black pepper, mace. cloves and ginger; III
up tea-cupful of tumeric, and put it in
jar; after being stuffed and tied up, the,
are made as cucumber pickles.
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Cheshire Railroad.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-0n and MONDAY
w Nov 81, 1859, Trains will run folio
MOVING EAST-Leaye
Bellows Falls at $50 A. NJ and 25 p. NJ; Keene at $40
A. NJ and "a p. Mand arrive at Ftchburg at II 90
and 5l2 P. NJ Boston at go and 345 P. M Woreese
at 100 and 100 Pm
MOVING WEST.-Ieaye
Rosou at 30 and II 90 A. NJ; Fi.chburgh at 945 A. n
and 80 P NJ. Keene, I33 A. NJ and lao P. M-and al
rive at Bellows Falls at 1928 and 440 M. Windsor 81
and 6 IS p NJ Rutland, 255 and 500 p NJ Burlington.
6 90 p. NJ.
Trains Connect as toiious:
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND& BURLINGTON
RAILROAD for Rutland Burlington Montreal Og,lens-
burgh Albany, Troy, Saratoga Springs SCHENECTADY and
the West
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor White
River Junction, Burlington. 0gdensburg. Montreal ST.
Johnshury, &c, via VT. CENTRAL, PASSUMPSIC. and
VERMONT CANADA ROADS. &c. Both trains make
direct connection via VT. CENTRAL r. r. for all points
| north
Dozen Trains Connect Fitcsbusgh
with Trains of Fitchburgh Worcester r. r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York City.
And at roon Junction with trains Of Worcester Nash.
ia for Nashua and Concord and with Trains Of Stony
Brook X. X. for LowsA. Lawrence, &c
Tickets for all ponA West may be any
Cheshire Rrnad snd baggage will be checked throuc
to Buffalo OF Suspension Bridge.
A. CHAPLIN superntender-
Superintendent Once, Keene, n. H., Nov. l5 1880.
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New Haven and Northampton Co

HAMPSfilIE AND BAMFDRN RAILROAD.
summer Arraneament-145l
NORTHAMPTON AND NEW YORK. via Canal aud New
York and New Haven Rail Roads
On and after June llth $50 Trains will run as follows
Trans FROM NORTHAMPTON:
6l5 a ms-Arconsodation % New Yerb connecting AZ
rsuse with Hartford, Providence and FfhkiIl railroad
Arrive IN New Haven, 9 - New York u AZ p. m
Hos m.-Express Traia Tor New York Receiving mas
scngrrs from the Conn. River r. r. feom Greened Hrt-
teboro and the BGrth. Receiving passenger from and con-
rectnc with the Western Railroad and
field Hsrtfra Providence ard fishsi a rlainvifs
arriving in New Haven , IS and New York AS
$50 p mfnT wested receiving passengers from Conn
River r r. from Grcenfeid Brattiehnro and north
eonnsstns with Western Rsirosi wss,ssld for the We.
1sArss 70 NoE-EAMFToN.
1910 fNprrs tain frsra New ifavru in Gomez ton
with % train from New York receiving pasenrpr-
from Western Raroad. East and West Westfed Con-
Meeting AZ Northampton with trains on River Road
for Srsufeid Brsffiehcro' and she White Mountains
81 Accommodation rofa New Haven in connection
with 4 Is train fu New Iork Receiving passengers fu
Hartford, Providwnoe and fishk u. r. Coinsvilis
Branch. AZ fainviiie Connecting with trains East AMI
West on thu Western Railroad westhed aud With train
90 Conn. River r. far Greenfield Al Northampton
s15P. m-from Wczff.eld IN sosnsstsn Ssh train On
Western RailuSsd frcgn Albany.
The lois train fum New Haven arrives in ssAssu
for ali the Sttre Lines
Frs<h; % and frcul New York fsr~arie without charge
q csrs At s boz rates any direct LINE Fright i
- drted VIA Canal R.rosd Freight nrpot In Nes Yurs
epruer Franklin aud Center Str-sts
westh.A. Mas, lss0. q
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Vt. Valley Railroad

NOTICE and after WEDNESDAY, May 2 leVp, PHs,
srngrr Tiaius will leave Bellows Falls, for hiatepetol
AT soc A. NJ and 2A2 Y NJ aud returning Rave b'e'''''
70 At 10 40 A, NJ, and 80 7, NJ, - a..
Freight Train lrayes Bellows Falls At 40 A. NJ anu h'e"
trboro at loo L, NJ, i, s.,,n
Tn, two passenger trains over this route, connect
with the vi 4 Mass and Connecticut River Railroads y"
Springfield Hartford New Haven and BRIDGEPORT direct 70
New YORK, ON the North with the Rutland hurhnson
sullivan VI Central, Vermont Canada, 'onnechcn' anu
pnssumpsc Rivers Railroads forming direct communication
NM White Mountains burlington and kOuse'S Point, Og
senshurg aud Montreal NJ shuAi, sup
May 2, 1860,
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PlAlNlNn
To County Commissioners and
Taxvu gent. In Vermont.

TINE well established Importing House Of CHARLES Rack
MAN SO Front Street, New York has made extensive
sales of the descriptions Of Pure Wines and Liquors 10
Agents In this State justly earning by the character
goods sold reputation for selling only Pure Liquors
and at prices which fact should be overlooked
by those who required by Law to purchase and sell none
but genuine Liquors
Applications goods be made to Charles Bsekman,
So Front Street. New York, his Agents Wm. Drew
W IL Erwin and Thomas Ellis who authorized to solicit
orders may be made in regard to the character
and standing House and the superior quality Of the
Liquors Edward Hungeefrd Prof Of Chemistry In the
University Of Vermont s. W Thayer NJ. D. Dean Of the
Medical Faculty U. " M W Carpenter NJ. D., Prof &c.
In same J. S. Pierce, Agent, Burlington, Vt.