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THE UsrrED STATES STEAMER HARRIET
LANE. - This steamer Is new undergoing
thorough repairs in her machinery and arna-
msnt ard will be ready for sea In week. We
hsve-bssn called upon by men, belonging TO
this vessel, urging us to call the attention OF
the authorities to their peculiar case. II ID
now four months since this vesssl has been paid
on, and the men, always hAvisz received THAR
p'y monthly, and indeed shipped with that uu-
dsrstar ding, II ssri' usly iKoOmmOdss thsm.-
The wife Of one Of The men, who called on as,
has been turned into the street for non-pay-
msnt Of rant. Othsrs Ers In as destitute
COZ dtion 1t appears to be matter OF "rsd
tape" The ship belongs to tho revenue ssrvIcs
and has bean loaned to the Navy. Ga applca-
tioh for funds the Collector Of the Port says
th' y are In thu Navy, and when calling on the
Naval Payna Atsr he says she belongs to the rs-
Vel ne servios, and thus bstwssn them the fAmI-
OF the crew are In want
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FoREIoS Vessels IN PoRr There are at
the present time in this port forty one stea nsrs;
one hundred and twenty nine ships; one hun
disd and nineteen barks; one hundred and I've
brigs. and one hundred aud fifty schoonsrs. or
these, two are British steamers seeking freight.
Fifteen Of the ships. thirty nine Of the bAris.
forty briggs. and thirty three schoOnen are for.
eisn, which come to this port having bsen
chartered to carry freight which, we're 1t not
for the dangers Of the Ess from the pirates
OF JBFF. DAVIS, would be carried In Amsri.
can.bottoms. The nationalitiss represented
are Biitiih, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Ital.
ian, Mexican, Austrian, Russian, Hamburg,
Bremen, Mocklsuburgs, oldsnburgh, Danish,
Norwegian, Sweden, Prussiau and Nsap .litan.
Most Of the vessels have arrived here In bal
last, and all will be dispatched as soon as pos.
dble
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BARrY's TRroorurrs

BARRY's TRIoorHrRous
Il ths be .nA chesps-t article fsr drsing snf beaa-
tlfytns e'ean.ins, cnrins, erc.erynt s.1 rs-sstns
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

Twenty. nr-t wand Atten,isu.-At n ness.
log Of the stoe oar.msn aud sveepers II 80 usaai.
mously rssolxed that they meet IL seth stre.t s1d
ID ave, on Thursday morning the Ista inst.. q
o'clet, 70 OPP se the tubcoutcsctirR for ecannR
the s1R Ward 20 any paItles except HAOGLkY
Caftmen and others out ide the are req -ste
not 70 interfere. WORKlNGhBN. 10
The MeBbers Of the Jsurnsymes Hsse-
shoeru who sgo.d 10 hold . m ipg N ing the
% laut Chatter, viii meet n Thnrsdsy ltgA,
~ ~ o'dock noLe otte will b. Ada.ttfes. u
ubion He'll, Fist ae MATTHIAS CORBNTT,
Pre-. 10
Lvssshoreues's u II. ssciety.-A apecis.
ne ting q the above tcc eiy viii he held 90 theit
kettpg Room in Rro ,ydt 81, Tais Crhnts5sy1
Evenii z, Ju 18th, at o'clocf. Panctual att nd
ance u requested, a. bu inssif lint otts' c. Il o.
b tran acted By order OF 10 an ANE Prs
DENNIS SULLIVAN, See ~
A. O. IT,, No. GA special meeting wa
be held on FIld,y evening, the 10Th ind. at TX
o clock, at O'SH ANBsSYb HsII, corner OF Brosm1
and III I St.. AL member city aud country, are 70
quesied 70 be present, there IL buit Of In pot
snee n be transact d. BY order ~ FR.N rs
hoKEARNEY, President. DENIS BANCO, secro
tary. iy'sT i4i
A. q. H., LssG IAand.-A GesruI nlsetins
Of tbs shove Order will be hfld In TAnmany Hail
cor. York and p az sta, Brooklyn, ThuIsd.y eve
ming, July 18th, AZ s e'e'oek Punstuai sthsndanss
Il rsqsesfsd. By order PHILIP CLARE, q, r. Nj
CHAEL DAILY, o.s HiT ne
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The original ana rsnuins syticie, WIN exf.nfn~ss
kosshss Ana. ma 81 y.zmirs. IRE 9gm $3.50.
Ar. s..i SS2 3 ~. s .ns W, s ia |, an s
gs.s .ysg.h.r.. y. n sAnNrs. rfosris.es rsn
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HoUsEkEuPEBs,
II ycu wool Ie.ssn the tolls Of wash day, send to tn
groeen for Pyles o. X. SoaS,
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4 NJ, 2. ~ =, - ....l. - 80 6y ,
a,ss 10y s.,y.r. q rEs,.ss. ..,tls,s =.
- ths heSiisi ss1 - .nF ks.a Z - W .
49,, 80 4 go go. .., I'm 'h' n~Hs-
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The Jury, In the case Of 'hs pSOpls w. DunusgAn,
the porter HOUSE keeper, charged with the murder
Of John Rtavsn. were charged this moTnua by the
ReOorder. The dsfSndAnrs counsel excepted 70 So
verSl points Of the charge. The jury retired, .,
aier . brsf delibeTAtlsU, retained a vsraict Of
,uil'y Of mAnslAus hssr In the thiid degree. Toe
prisoner YVES sentenced n ,hs s ate Phson for .
term Of four yean. This q urt aeJ burned sine die
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LEGAL RKPORrs-wRDNEsDAx.
UAiied States Ciroait Uo.rt

The CreU Of The Savannah GrraiSned-7ae
TIE U. S. vs. 4. IL Baker and OtAers.--This Is
one Of shs crow Of lhs pyivA,esr Savannah who,
with Others, has been indc'sd for piracy on the
Ih ssaa. Tee whole crew were brsu sht into
CJub 70 plesd 70 the indiotmsa.. Ths D iIonsr !
appeared BY counsel. and hsasosd 70 ali proceed
insa In their behalf with great interest Ths
Q uh hov.v-r, remsr ded 'hs p aers back 70 ,hs
TuInbs uAeil ptn Tuesday morning.
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Csansa Flsas.

The CO,rrt protects an attorney from HE Ogieni
Henry Rarquin vs the KnieksrbOeksr Stage
COmpany.-Ia this AOalOn, eommsnced several
monshs sinos, the plsinth sousht 70 recover The
sum Of two thousand dollars for The loss Of ssry,os
and expense oooH qusot On an Injury 70 his son,
dsfss dents Servers. The cause had bssn q Issue
for eleven m9n'hs, during which pniod Il had bsen
.wes reached and the plaintiff ned been ready for
h1sl; SnleneAt wss then 'f cd bet Ksen lhs
ssdsns Of the Company end No. RUouln and
'hi 90 hundred and ~ dollars paid 70 sha latter
wfttous The KIN 1wledg' Of his an1Tuey. Tbs GttoT-
nsy dhrst aided 'hs settlement aud pro ICED ID wish
70 have The suit disco ohAusd. The saoIA'y op
postd she n oton which YVES denied. Tss defend
Anis eppsalsd 10 the GsAenAl Tenn. IL wss 'hue
claimed on b. A OF the attorney lhat the settle
was elusive and that tho plAinlh was irrsspon-
bic, Ald the @ ,ur, dsolded 20 sfi IN the order.
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saHNRRAL NOTICES.

Psress sbevt Isi.isf, OF already csa.
suppay them-eives With Heloysys Pik sne Oiot-
msnt Bowel eenpl.lpts, ON bad water; s,s scgr-
In the EnGii.h and French Aests no othsr neas'ses
are ussd. W
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100 hiset an nau,iIl.s, FROM - v Sik
1870 lace points and mantiiias. from q 10 81.
800 Berege ard fancy mantis-. from bfcts 70 %.
an 70 BE- .sa At half thsir value, for fsv d.ys sag
6iT Zoo. sis BROADWAY. r. IT,
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Washington, Jniy 1.-THE Star this after.
noou says IN r,lstion TO the army under com.
msnd OF Cen. MoDowHLL, now advancing in :
to Virg MIA
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-07-18

/ AwRENcE WATER. CURE and HOTEL.

I AWRENCE WATER. CURE and HOTEL,
IL BRArTLEBORl D, Vermont,
This delightful retreat will open, under entirely new aus
pices for the reception Of visitors early in June.
REFERENCES IN TIE CITY or NEW YORK.
4. Schinewind, esq, Gustavus Schwab, esq,
Louis Grossman, esq, Charles Welsch, esq,
Richard II. Bovine, esq, Alfred Scher1norhorn, esq,
q. c. Warren, esq, William Bovine, esq,
II. Wcscndonk, esq, Benjamin Collins, esq,
Charles A Clinton, esq, James Gray, esq,
Julius Goldman, esq, Peter b. Sweeney, esq,
Hon. James Il. Harvey, Washington Major William Austine,
L. S. a p. Wells, esq, Brntteboro', and Judge
Tyler, BrnttleborO'.
For further Information address
MIL APFELBAUM, Superintendent,
t2l Bratteboroi Vt.
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DR.. MARsHALL'S
HEADACHE AND CATARRH SNUFF!

'VnllS SNUFF HAS THOROUGHLY PROVED IT.
i self to he the hest article ever known for curing the Ca
tnrrh, Cold in the Head, and the Headache. II has been found
an excellent remedy In many cases of Sore Eyes. Deafness
has been removed by I, and Hearing has often been greatly
Improved by its use. It purges out all ohstr, ctlons, strength
ems the Gianis and gives a healthy action to the parts affected.
Iii recommended by many OF the best physicians, ana Is used
with great success and satisfaction everywhere. More than
twenty-five years experience has proved It's great valuei and
ut his moment II stands higher than ever before
A large number ofthe mostrespectahle Druggists In Boston
and New York, In a CT rtihcate signed by them In 1904, say
'The undersigned having for many years been acquainted
with DIR. Marshall's Catarrh and Headache Snuff, and sold IT
In our wholesale trade, cheerfuly state that we believe II 70 he
rqual In every respect to the recommendation given II Tor the
cure Of Catarrhal Affections, aud that 1t Is decidedly the best
article we have ever known for all the common diseases Of
the head.
Beware of ounterfeitsl-A fac smile Of the sigaa-
tvre Of the Proprietor, CHARLES BOW I'm, Is on every bot
Tie. Sold in Brattleboro, by |, N. THORN, and by Druggists
yorywhere.-1yeop'7
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STATEOFV VERMONT, 1.-THE Hon. Probate
- Westminster. S.. S. Court for said District:

~ VN'EWtFT'F'FN " = WITT "E E-''NE
70 all persons concerned, Greeting!
Whereas, BENZ. MUZZY, the Guardian OF STEPHEN
DAZZLING If Jamaica, in said District, has presented his pc
tuon in writing to said Court representing that 1t Is necessary
IN sell the Real Estate Of his said ward, consisting Of about
fifteen acres Of land with 'he builii lgs thereon, now occupied
by said ward situated in Jamaica aforesaid, for the purpose
of procuring funds f0r the support of said ward, ana praying
for license to sch the same. You are hereby notified that
this Court will decide upon said application at the session
thereof to he held at the Office OF Benz. W. Dean In Grafton
in said District, on the first Wednesday of August, A. u.
1861, when and where you may be heard In The premises II
you see ht, BENZ. W. DEAN, Register
Grafton, July 3, lS6l.-2S
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core thanks to my.hiends for their Ioer" p"'o"'se ""'e
Landlord Of the above House.
And I would say that have taken the Revere House TO-
re,ter win the stablcs) in the vi .lase Of Dratlcboro, where 1
would be happy to see all Of my former friends as %usuol,al'o
~ nov ones hat may come, and 1 will try and do the same
by them in all respects as ever. .
- TO- r.. b. THOMPSON, Proprietor.
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WOOL CARDING.

THE SUBSCRIBERS INFORM THEIR
i Customers and the Public that their CARDING MA
GAINES are in good order and those who wish to have Wool
Carded may depend On having it done in the very best man
ntT. WILLIAMS x HONEl.
winlamsvAle, June "a, lS6l.-6w26
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DAILY LINE OF STEAMBOATS, Be

er "GItANIrE STATE" Capt. j. II. kiSG, leaves Hartford
for New York every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
The Steamer GETTY OF HARTFORD" Capt, Il, NJ. SINP-
son, leaves Hartford for New York every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday.
The time of leaving Hartford is fixed at 3 O'Clock p. M,
thus giving passengers leaving Springfield by Train at l,45
p. m, ample time to connect and arrive In New York at about
5o'clock the following morning. This Line affords the cheap
est and most comfortable route Of travel from Hartford and
various points north Of Hartford to New York.
The Boats have the bestof State room accommodation and
every requisite for safety, comfort and convenience.
Cabin Fare (o charge for Berths), 100
Forward Deck, 100
Freight taken at low rates. Consign goods to ii. \ N. Y.
ct, 1T. Co. 4m26
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HAVING TOOLS.

90 DOZ. BLANCHARD'S CAST STEEL
/ sCYTHEsj 100 Don. WINSTED Co.'s do, do;
sNAITHs, FORKS, RAKES, GRINDSTONES,
CRANKs 4 ROLLERS, SCYTHE sToNEs,
at wholesale and retail by
FROST 4 GOoDHUE.
Jnne 25,-4w26
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WOOL CARDING.

THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE PREPARED
to do Wool Carling in the best possible manner and at
short notice, at their NH in Pondyille.
June 30, 1861 .-sw26
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TEETH. The subscriber having lately returned from
his southern tour, would in calling the attention of the pub
lie, return his thanks to his patrons generally and to those
especially who have continued their support for the past
eighteen years, feeling 1t to bet hattering testimonial" ther
confidence in his professional skill
lie continues to perform all operations for preserving,
Identifying and restoring the Teeth IN ms usual carer" AL"
thorough manner.
improvements. Please cat h'p'i'iNA"'
Brrtlcboro, May !, 1S6l-lS
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~ The Probate Court for said District;
10 all pers ms interested in the Estate Of LOTION HALL,
late Of Halifax, deceased, Greeting.
You are hereby notified that this Court will decide upna
the allowance Of the account Of OHM HAMILTON, Ad-
ministrltrtN upon said Estate. and decree distribution thereof
among the heirs of said deceased at the session thereof 10
held at The Probate Ohce in Brattlebnro, In said District, on
the last Thursday Of July, A. Il. 1861, when and where you
may b. heard In the premises, II you see 1T.
IS '. HOLBlOOK, Register.
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BLOOD FOOD
MARRIAGES

In Keenc, n. IL, July 4th, Mr. GEORGE II. HILLS. of
Keene, and Miss FIDELIA WILSON, eldest daughter Of IIor-
ace A ilson, of Putney.
In Nlontpc Ter, June 10, by Rev. I. W. Shelton, Mr.. WILL
LIAM REDFIELD and Miss ABBY A. NYE, both of d.
In Dummerston, June IS, Mr.. ASA BUTTON and Miss
MARY L. KNIGHT, both of d.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing between the subscribers under the firm of Mrs.
MINER a is this day by mutual consent dissolved.
MRS. y. A. MINER.
MRS. X. n. ADAMS.
Wilmington. w., June ooh, ls6l-3w'27
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CTATE OF VERMONT, Windham, S. S.:

STATE OF VERMONT, Windham, S. S.
- IN CIIANCERY.
William Newton US, Levi Newton. Whereas
WILLIAM NEWTON OF Marlboro, in the County Of afOre-
said, has filed In the Office Of the Clerk OF the Court OF Chan
Gerry for said County his Petition against LEVI NEWTON,
late Of said Marlboro, setting forth that the said Levi New
ton on the 18th day Of April, A. d. 1851, m%ortgagei to said
William Newton IL certain piece OF land stu led in said Mari
boro, bounded North by MILESTONE Brook, East by lands of
Alminer Ames and Willard y. Whitney, South by lands oi
said Whitney and Jacob White, aud West on lands of Joseph
King, contaiaing $50 acres with the buildings thereon, con-
duioned for the faithful support Of the said William and his
wife during their lives; and that the said Levi has wholly
failed, neglected and refused to furnish such support aad
praying that the Equity Of X exemption Of said Levi IN the
premises may be foreclosed. Which said Petit N Is made
returnable to the next Term of the Court of Chancery to be
held at Newfans in and for said County on the second Tues
day Of September, A. ID. 1861.
And it appearing that the sail Levi Newton resides without
This State 50 tn It the common anl ordinary process of the
Court cannot be served upon HINT is ordered by the
CHANCELLOR that the Petitioner Civ, notice to said defendant
Of the pen .ency Of his said Petition and Of the Term Of the
Court to which the same is returnable by publishing the sub
stance thereof, with this order, for three weeks successfully
in the Vermont Phoenix printed at BrattlebOro in said County,
the last publication u be at least twenty days previous u
said next September Term Of said Court, which publication
will ne deemed sufficient notice to said Levi Newton to appear
aud make answer to said Petition, in default whereof said
Petition will be taken AS confessed against said defendant.
Il. TYLER, Clerk,
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ID LACKSMITHING G.
G. w. BARNEY,

IfOTWtHy U UuIWoTND
has lensed the blacksmith shop on F~lat-Street Bratteboro,
,a,sIv occnpied by EVERETT 4 ROGERS, where he will car
nv on Blacksmithing in all It's branches. His experience in
The business warrants hum in saying that he can give the
bast assurances that all kinds OF work will be performed In a
faithful aud satisfactory manner.
Particular attention given to HORSE SIl0EING. Those
having horses with bad or contracted feet, caused by bad
shooting are invited to give me n call as | have had a large
experience In such eases and have given satisfaction.
III Prices Reduced. Horse ShOeing, 81 90; OK
Shooting, Sc 90, aud other work in proportion. All kints
Of JOB WORK done cheap for ready pay,
Shop open for work from 6oolock A. NJ, to =. NJ.
q. W, BARNEY.
May 0, ls6l.-6m29
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STATE OF vERMONT, Marlboro, S. S.

70 SAN'Ao+Nl lANlsbOhO, .. ..
~ the Probate Court for said District
10 all persons Interested in the Estate Of CYRUS WASH
BURN, late u Vernon, deceased, Greeting.
You are hereby notified that thi. Court win decide NM, tho
allowance Of the arcount Of SOPHIA c. WASIBURN. Ex-
eeutrix Of the last VIII Of said deceasen, and decree distrihn.
ton thereof among the persons entitled thereto at Tho ss.ston
thereof to be held at the Probate ONCE, in Brattleboro IN snid
District, on the last thursday OF July, A. b. lssI, wien and
where you may be heard in the premises, II you See m. w
Isl y. lOLBhOOK, Register.
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MAPES' NITROGENIZED SUPER pHos-
HIATT OF LIME.

TESTIMONIALS FROM HUNDREDS
who have used it eleven years. Call and get II Circular
Of the Agent.
10 tons just received and for sale By
II. CROSBY.
Agent for CIlAS V. MAPES.
Bratleburo, March 20, 1S61.-l2
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probat

OTATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probate
- Westminster, SIS. Court for the District Of
Westminster; t. all persons interested In the Estate Of
HENRY HOWARD, late Of TOwnslend, deceased, Greeting:
Whereas, the administrators Of the Estate Of said deceas-
ed propose to render an account Of their administration Of
said Estate and to apply fr an order of distribution Of said
Estate among the persons entitled thereto, at the session of
said Court to be held at the Office Of A. %StOddard, In Towns
bend, in said District, ON the second Thursday Of August,
A. d. 1861, at ten o'clock in the forenoon; You are hereby
notified to appear bsfore said Court at said time aud place
and show cause IL any you may have why the same should not
be allowed. b. ". DEAN, Register.
Townshend, June 10, 1s61.-26
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p,TcuELoR,s HAIR DYE.

THE BEST ~ THE WORLD.
w. A. Bachelors Splendid Hair Dye Is the
origjaai and only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known
Instantaneous in It's effect, does not stain the skin, and in.
yieoratcs the hair for life. Re careful and use none Other
than the genuine, signed on each side OF every ooN-"ILLIAN
A. p,rcuttoR. Sold by all Respectable Druggists and Fan
cv G,ois Stores everywhere. MASUFAcToRY M 81 BARCLAY
ST.. .date 10 Bond st., and 1913 Broadway, NEW YoRE.-ly22
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A CANADIAN REMEDY

~
DO ", Paralysis, &c.
A MOMENTS REFLECTION OUGHTTO
~ convince u sensible man Of the folly and danger Of
oousu'nuy losing with Cutaartic Medicines. The practice is
peThict0hs and suic ii1i. An experience of forty years has
are t,,rg,n ."' wv clis.intly Increasing evils Of Indigestion
ane ieAIIuny aggravated by the too free use of Cathartics.
Ihe AMERICAN people are ftst becoming a nation of dyspep-
ucs ny their artificial modes Of life. Drastic CatharIcs in
crease inc irritibiity, and PROSTATE the strength of the d-
gestive organs.
The Pills now offered are especially DESIGNED IN alav ,b;s
rritablnty, AMI NJ the stne time to invigorate and strength
en- all the functions OF digestion. while they ar, gently laxa-
tive. They are 80 mild and iuyigoraing that one Ia not re-
minded by any dishgreeable effects That he has taken medi.
cine.
Business Men, Students, Professional Men. Females. and ali
persons leading - confined or selentary life, should try them
The undersigned Physicians, cleerfully certify 10 the high
professional %stinding oi DIR. COLBY OF stanstcad, one Of the
Oldest and best Physicians, and u the excellent qualities Of
his "Anti-Cosive aud Tonic Pils,n which we have used in our
practice, and highly approve.
J. d. GIBSON, NJ. d., Durham, c. Y.
&. 4. COTTON, VI. D., Cowansvnle.
CHARLES BROWN, VI. D., do.
SIS FOSTER, VI. D.. Bronze.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, NJ. d., narnstUn.
N. jerks, NJ. D., do.
c. ". COWLES NJ. D, S,anstead.
JOHN MEtGs, VI. d do.
JOSEPH BREADON, NJ. D., surgeon X. N.
BENJAMIN DAMON, NJ. D., C0aticook.
LEMUEL RICHMOND, NJ. D., Derby Dine.
NJ. @. GLINES, VI D., ComINcn, C, Il.
q. q. SOMERS, VI. D., Nagog, c. +.
J. c. RUTHERFORD NJ. b. Newport, Vt.
J. Prepared by DR. VI. r. COLBY Stanstead, C.
f.. and Derby Line, Vermont.
Sold in Brnttlohoro by I. ~. THORN anil by dealers In med
icine generally. 1y27
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N
TnOs. STEELE & co. Hartford, Conn.
HEMINGWAY 4 STEVENS,
WIN ROGERS n SON,
J. G. BLACKMAN, Bridgeport, "
GEORGE BROWN, New Haven, &"
u. BENJAMIN,
G. J. MUNsoN, 4"
JOHN Il. KIRBY,
JOHN GORDON New London. "
II. II Waterbury. "
E.. 5. HUNTINGTON 4 co, Danbury,
EA woODF0RD,
II. D. HALL, Middetown,
JOHN l.. SMITH,
JOHN BARTON, Lynn, Mass.
CURRIER 4 TROTT, Boston, "
J. V. KETTELL
JOHN McGREG0R, Lawrence,
EXTER 4 HAsKINs, New Bedford "
s. CHILDs,
Il. .TIsDALE, Taunton,
ALBERT PITTS,
ELLIS CLIFFORD, Fall River,
+. ". MACOMDER,
J.J. BURNS, Gloucester,
JESSE SMITH, Salem,
S.N. STORY, Worcester,
LEVI JOHNSON,
\. NJ. LAMB,
n. MOODY, Greenfield, I"
W. KGRKHAM, JR, Springfield,
W. NJ. ROOT, Pittsheld "
JOHN d. SCOTT,
BENIN L. COOK, Northampton,
CIIARLEs W. FoGG, waltham, "
ANDREW WARREN,
los sANBORN, Lowell, "
l.. D. ANTHONY o., Providence, RI.
PELEG ARNOLD, +. Greenwich, "
!. II. HENDERSON, Concord, N. II.
GEO. W. DREW K co.
N. q. CARR,
ELIJAH KNIGHT,
CHARLES E. BACON, Dover,
HENRY II. HAM, Portsmouth, 4"
ROBERT n. BODICE,
WM. II. MORRILL,, Exeter,
W.o. c. WOODBURY., Claremont,
REUBEN SPENCER,
RICHARD COVE, Laconia,
JONATHAN HOsMER, Nashua,
N W. GODDARD,
CH'S I. RIDGwAY,
l.. b. GAY, u"
sHERBURNE SHAW, sanbornton Bridge"
S. J MELLISIl, Hanover,
F. HODGMAN, Llttleton, I"
c. H. HUNTINGTON, st. Adams, VI.
c. II. HARDING, Bradford,
+. c. PHINNEY, Montpelier,
A. A. MEAD,
j. C. BATES, Mortified,
-. IL NJ hbONhs hbphHsuthY
C. c. CHILDS, st. Johnsbury,
BRlNsMAID X HILDRETII, burlington,
c. ". WINGATE,
THOMPSON s. RANGER, Brattleboro,
FOSTER GROW, Chelsea,
W. X. WALLACE, Newbury,
l. AMADON, Bellows Falls,
c. Il. KIMBALL, Vcrgennes, "
FREEMAN NJ. HARRISON South Berwick, Me.
HENRY MCKINNEY, Auburn,
JOHN T.. ROWLAND, Bath,
TOMPKINS X MORRIS, Bangor,
C. c. WILLIAMS,
G. S. 4 G. l.. ROGERS, Gardiner,
TWOMBLY Il SMITH, saco,
MOSES NJ. SWAN, Augusta,
d. q. HALL, Lewiston,
MI EMERY, ~Bucksport,
SIMEON BLOOD, RocklarL
D.. L LUCY, IIoulton,
JOHN Il. ADAMS, Winthrop,
CAurtoS.-As our watch Is now extensively counterfeitet
by foreign manufacturers, we have to inform the public tina
certificate of genuhueness, bearing the number OF the watch
and signed by our Treasurer, II. Il. ROBINS, or by our prede
cessor, Appleton, Tracy X Co.
FoR the AMERICAN WArcH Co.
ROBBINS, APPLETON& co., gents
3ml7 l5S WASHINGTON ST, BOSTON.