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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-19
Peopie and Agent.

Whilst it is unquestionably our duty to sup
port the Government ii IFS efforts to maintain
its Constitutional authority, It Is also our right,
as well as our duty, to canvass and discuss the
measures Of tie Erecut,Ue and other depart
ments Of the Government, whether those meas
ures relate TO the Southern rebellion, or any
other subject OF public interest. In common,
therefore, with the great mass of Democratic
editors throughout the North, we have thus far
freely and fully criticised the movements and
conduct Of the powers that be, and now that
WIFI must Ue taKen is me programme OF me
Legislative and Executive Departm ents of The
Government, we deem it only right and proper
TO indicate our impressions of ITS correctness
and ProprIcty.
The general tone Of the Message that is. so
far as it relates 10 the right and the obligation
Of the Government 10 defend itself and to put
down those IN rebellion against its authority
Is entirely correct. No sane man, at least no
friend Of Constitutional liberty, can doub. for a
moment, That those who have been chosen by
the people 10 administer the Government. have
me f'sh' ana are charged with 'he duty, to
preserve me Government There is, however,
"'' one ''soe y Miiioh II can oe preserved and
''la' Is '''s ! o''ss''a''oa'' '1o'e, The agents
o. Tue PeoP " no are 10 aamnis'er The laws
ave themselves sworn 10 obey the laws, Why
o3t''ss Il ."ey were 10 lFamPie them 0hcer
'oo,' 'lo' onIy "ooid lhey be as guilty as those
.'s"'''s, ""o'f 'oey are appointed to enforce
''s,n' 0'' cur Government would be at an end
ana a"a.chy ana coh'1sioh would reign IN the
.''o' nen'e' every Fooi'c oLhcer' from the
- ~. - '.S '''."s' COZ t's@' ID the
''i'l' '"sass' q" MAINTAINING lae authority OF
me constitution and enforcing The laws, must
himself obey The Constitution and laws, or he
IS no better than The yerieet rebaI +, ,bs arm.
n D,,;s o,a r2o,,-..,-,
~ ~ l'''''s' u we "ouIu
,'"'' ou, Government maintained u We "oold
have order come ont of The chaos of the present
unfortunate civil war, five would have our
liberties preserved and our national integrity
restored, we must cIe9ve TO The Consl;.n,io,,
and compel the Everrfiye o,d C,orrr.,. -,
roo, > - ,,,a ''-''u
f'''''-a' sa,' 1'io"'
TOT '''FSe considerations we and IT incum-
bent upon US to express ouT emphatic disappro-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-19
Collecting the Arms.

Maj. Sansoms Brigade Inspector for this conn
", IS at present engaged IN collecting the arms
IN possession Of The various military companies
in The county As some persons have an erro-
peous notion that The Major Is doing this Of his
own motion, we publish below the order Of the
Military Department at Harrisburg.
AD1urAar GENERAL's OGF1oE,
Harrisburg, June 2Jth, 1861
DEAR SIR
have been appointed Aid, by
the Governor and Adiutant General, and au-
thorIzed to demand and collect all the Military
arms Of the State, and give receipts for the same
You are instructed TO make out a Report,
giving
1sf. The names of Captains Of all Companies
in Bedford County
2d, Name Of the Company.
3d. The Post Office address
9Th. The number, kind and quality OF the
Arms, sc.
You are now authorized 10 collect all the
Arms, good and bad, IN your County, 10 wit
Muskets, Rifles, Swords, Pistols, Tents, Cannon
and equipments, and box them up and direct to
E. NJ, BLDDLE, Adjutant General, Harrisburg,
Pa.
When the Arms are remodeled they will be
properly distributed TO organized Companies.
Please keep exact account Of necessary ex-
penses, and the time employed, 50 that you can
make oath to it if ifrequuei.
Indorsa on boxes number Of Brigade and Di
vision
Report to me when the Arms are shipped
Very Respectfully Yours,
.. II. WHEELER,
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VI lR n b IT !.
FROM WASHINGTON.
The following dispatch was received to-day
al The Army Head quarters from General Nc

The following dispatch was received to-day
al the Army Head quarters from General Nc
Cle'an -
BEVERLY, July 10, 1861.
Col. Z. D. TOWNSEND, Washington, D. c..
The success OF to-day is all that [ could desire
We captured SIX brass cannon, Of which one is
rIaed and all the euemys camp equigage and
transportation, even to his cups. The number
OF tents will probably reach two hundred, and
more than sixty wagons. Their killed and
wounded will amount to fully one hundred and
fifty, with at least one hundred prisoners, and
more coming in constantly. know already Of
ten officers killed and prisoners. Their retreat
was complete. / occupied Beverly by a rapid
march. Garnelt abandoned his camp early this
moriDg, leaving much Of his equipage He
cane within few miles of Beverly, but our
rapid march turned him back in great confusion,
and he IS now retreating on the road TO ST.
George, General Morris is 10 follow him up
closely. have teeg-aphed for the TWO Penn
sylyana regiments at Cumberland to Join Cen
eral Hill at Rowiesburg. The General is con-
centralI6g all his trOopsa at Rowiesburg, and will
cut off Garnett's retreat near West Union, or if
possible at s.. George; | may say that we have
driven out some ten thousand troops, strongly
intrenched, with the loss of eleven killed and
;hirty-dve wounded. Provision returns found
here show Garnett's force 10 have been ten
thousand men. They wsre Eastern Virginans,
Georgians, Tennesseeans, and l think Carollni-
ans. Tomorrow can give full details as to
prisoners, sc. | trust that General Cox has
- - - ' '-'zfi 'z 1sl7 mn iGanev"na
valley. In that case | shall have accoInDlisb-
ed the object OF liberating Western Virginia
! hope the General-in-Chlef will approve Of
my operations. G. 3. MCCLELLAN
Maor-General, Department Of Ohio.
The following was received July 18Th, irola
Beverly, Virginia
REroET or GENERAL McCLELLAy TO L,rrr
GEN. ScoTr.-I have received from Col Pc
gram propositions io5 the surrender with his
officers and remnant OF his command saw 600
men They are said 10 be extremely penitenf
aud determined never again 10 take np arm?
against the General Government. s5aII have
near 900 or 200 prisoners to take care Of
whea Col Pegram comes in. The --latest ar
counts made the loss of the rebels in killed sorns
$50
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new volume of the Bedford Gazette, will be-
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subscribers who wiz pay by that time, or by next
Court, will get the paper for Si,5o, This rule will
be strictly observed D-All persons who are 10 ar
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need money. This request moi intended for
those who pay regularly, but for those who allow
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han three months for estate printing, expected
TO call and settle by next Court.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMoRE, July 3.
John Merriman was to-day released from
custody at Fort McHenEy on forty thousand
dollars bail.
WASHINGTON, July I5.-The following i'm
Portant despatch has just been received BY the
War Department
HUTToEsvILLE, July 18th, 1861.
10 Col. Z. d. Tognsead, .4ssistant .4dj,,-
taat General
DEAR Sir Gen. Garaett. Of the rebel for
ces has been completely defeated. we have
taken al hls baggage and Z guns. His army
IS completely demolished.
Gen. Garnett is among the killed
The rebels are Eow completely anpibiIated
IN Western Virginia. Our loss is thirteen kill
cd, aad not over iorty wounded. The enemy's
loss Is folly two hundred killed, and we have
taken over one thousand prisoners.
Seven guns have been taken in all. | still
look with hopes 10 The capture of the remnants
OF Garnett's army, by Gen. Hill.
The troops defeated were the crack Rep,-
menis OF Eastern Virginia, aided by Georgra6s.
Iennesseeans and South Carolinians.
Our success Is complete, and Secession is
kiiIed 10 this part OF the country.
(Signed) GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General u. s. A
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- We have been shown letter from Union
man IN Western Virginia, recently received by
gentleman in this pI ace, from which we learn taat
The people OF that section are divided into three
parties, viz Union meh, unconditional. comprising
'oo'l one fourth Of the population Union men.
"+'a guarantees from aa Federal Government and
oHp2-=- ta military occupation comprising one ssfr
we pePa aloa .ha remaining fourth 5s,ag Secgss-
5'li>'-' He letter compaias that the Republican
newspaper oln The North circulating in that d.
Ise.Loa, 2l.As 'n# wholesale statemeats 81 Demo-
t.5's " 'at North aelns traitors, de-, give mach
encouragement 10 the Secession. Is. one Of rbesa
published hot aun.red nies rom this place Is
named "a iaa letter. We may P0bisa i in 1gr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-03
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKEs
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

PROTECTED rs ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
Prepared from prescriptions Of SIR j. Clarke, NJ. D.,
PhgsiciaH Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is uniang in the Of all
those painful and dangerous Diseases which the female
constitution ssuhect 1t moderatos all and
moves all distractions and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
il is peculiarly suited. 1t will in a short time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counierfeits
Tbo1e Pts Should not be taken By females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
to bring Miscarriage, but at any other they
sqte
In all cases n Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight cxerton PalPita-
ton Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will
effect a when all other means have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, do contain iron, oalomo,
anthony, any thing hurtfu to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
JOB MOSES, Qate l. C. Baldwin x Co.,)
Rochester, n. Y.
n B-Sl00 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent, will insure bottle containing over so
pills. by return mail.
Fa sale by L. +. PIERCE, Montpelier, Wholesale Agt
for Vermont. 1905
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Look 10 yourself iu time-How many in
consequence Of false delicacy suffer from
suppressed painful or obstructsd mepstru1iion,
and think because they are young that bye
and-bye nature will work itself clear from
distinctions, and all come right in the end
little dreaming that the seeds of death are al
ready terminating in the system because the
vital energies are impaired, and the entire
animal economy dcranged, debilitated; and
yet, careless Of themselves as they are, if
remedy were set before them which would
restore all the functions Of the system, and
roinvigorate the body, they would taEeit, and
thus be in time to save their lives. Parents
think Of this, and at once give them bottle
Of Professor Woods Restorative Cordial and
Blood Renovator Do not fail 10 read the
advertisement.
Dr. HANS BA1sAM.-This medicine is a
scientific remedy for CONSUMPTION in all
its various stages, and is especially for COM
mon Cold or Cough. When taken according
to directions it gives immediate relief, and
in short time effects permanent cure.
PREsERvAr1oN OF THE HAJR-Some at
tontion paid to this item of propriety would
avoid much of the Badness SO prevalent in
this country. DIR. Belingham, of London,
has imnortalized his name as the inventor Of
a " Stmeiahny Oegeut" which could be as
appropriate in preventing as in curing bald
ness. To cause a luxuriant growth Of beard
OF whiskers, it is equally certain. Messrs.
H. l.. Heseman q CO. now nave inc enure
American market Hence we look ioF large
increase IN hirSote aPPehuases among our
young men Gee our "u'eIsllhS columns
RHEuKArfsM.-Th provoking complaint
is quite prevalent at this time. TO those af-
hctcd we would recommend Dr. Sweets Ii
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TINE the true Tea,-ENPERIENCE he5est GUIDE.
AN OLD STANDARD REMEDY.

For Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and all Pull
monary Complaints, use the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAlSAM,
which has maintained its high reputation tor nearly forty
gears and Is recommended By many " the most eminent
,ysicioHs and geiiieDni in the country, among whom
are Rev Josiah Litch Pha Rev. Dr. Lyman Beecher,
New York the late Prof Leonard Woods Andoyer
Theological Seminary ID. p Thompson, former Sccre-
tary Of State VI. Drs. Merrill Perry, Abel, Parker,
Berry, and NANNY others by the Press, and by the
largest aud oldest dealers in drugs and medicines in the
United States and Canada
ErtrIcts from Letters received from Physicians.
Of with confidence recommend II as superior 10 any
other preparation for the above complaints. at has
superiority every kind Of medicine used and has
been used for lung complaints with wonderful success
Il am satisfied it is valuable medicine at is safe
convenient and very eticacious medicine" ITO my
KNOWLEDGE 10 has disappointed the reasonable
peotatious Of those who have USED H." 50" confidently
recommend It's 10 all complaints Of the chest a
equal, II superior 10 any other medicine within my
knowledge." "Of all the principal remedies used fo
coughs satisfied yours is the best, and hope it WI
be better known and more generally used" Il have
prescribed your halsam. and regard the most valu
able and effective remedy within my knowledge
Pdce,-Small size, 81 cts; Large size, 81. Be care
mi 10 get The geguiHe which is prepared only By REED
CUTLER q CO., Boston, and sold by dealers general
ly. % 30
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" BUY ME, AND I'LL DO YOU GOOD,
DR. LAYdLEYs

DR.. LANGLEYs
ROOT AND HERB BIT7 Frs
Continue To be the standard medicine Tor the of all
Bilious and Liver Complaints Humors from pimpc
TO the puiid Jauudice, Costiyeness, Head
ache, Piles, Dyspepsia Indigestion. Weakness &c. They
both Alternative and tonic, regulate the stomach and
bowels stimulate the Liver restore the appetite promote
Digestion give strength quicken the circulation and pu-
rfy the blood better than any medicine ever known
They made Of the best Roots and Herbs, among
which Sarsapafna, yellow Dock, Mandrake, Thor
oughwort, Cherry Poplar and Pncky Ash Barks, Rid
barb, Dandelion and others recently added, all skill
fully combined in accordance with the laws Of
Nature, forming the ofectua Spring and Summer
Medicine that be used Everybody needs this medic
cine, aud all should Pleasant and safe at
all times. Only Is and 81 cents per bottle
This same medicine is also put up in more concen-
uated form, called DR.. LANGLEY'S SUGAR COAT
ED ROOT AND HERB PILLS, beautiful cathartic,
without gripping or pain, and will cure Costveness aud
Piles Sold by all dealers ia Medicines.
Orders addressed to j. o. LANGLEY or GEO. c.
GOODWIN & co, Boston. 1854
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LAMo1LLE RIFLE GUARDS.

This Company Is now foil. It's members met at the
Town Hall in Morrisvillc, FRIDAY last, for the
purpose Of organizing The greatest enthusiasm prevail
3D. Dr. Horace Powers was elected chairman The
Doctor upon taking the chair made few patriotic re-
marks setting forth the duties Of vermoners in the
present cxigenoy, aud stating the particular object Of
the meeting
c. T. Meeker was then elected Secretary. A.. Blan-
chard unanimously elected Captain and upon being
called out made stirring remarks, thanking the
Company for this mark Of their confidence, and calling
upon them tohe brave cool and firm in defence Of their
country Ihos, Gleed was chosen First Lieutenant
Geo. W Doy ID Lieut., U. A. Woodbury. Sd Lieut.. G.
r.. Mcekcr Orderly SeTi Geo. G. Howard ID Seti., NJ
Y. Whippe 30 S,rj., II G. Wolcott lst Corporal, r.
Powers % Corp, r. o. Graves 3d Corp, Edison NJ.
White 4th Corr.
The Company then formed and marched through the
streets at the sound Of the fife and drum, aud returned
men expressed a strong determination 10 fight their
couniry's' battles II called upon. Some few could not
come 10 the scratch, thinking they could serve their
country better In the arts Of Upon request Of Mr.
Blanchard, Rev Mr. Williams invoked the blessing "
God in short, patriotic prayer aftcr which the Compa
nv dispersed to assemble again at the call Of their officers
The following are the names Of those Who are ready
at the call OF the Governor 10 march forth 20 light, and
be necessary, 10 sacrifice the last drop Of blood for
the preservation of this glorious Union.
A } Blanchard Thomas Glecd Geo W Doty. A
Woodbury. y Morkcr, Geo Howard. q Wmpple,
Juo Stetsnn, Geo II Powers. II Wolcott y Graves,
Edison White, n N Fisk, Geo II 1ift. Geo Drown,
T. II Burnham, w Daniels w Wilder Geo Gates,
Carlos BuRbec, y W Hawsc, WIN g Dickey, Jr G II
Swaney III Camp, Madison Cross, john Harrington,
S X Wilson, Chas II Rider is shaw, Leighton,
VIM Piece, Harvey Thompson, NJ Sawyer O w De-
mas = A Olmsted. Geo II Uoyt II Olmstcd, Chas
Davis, Chas Cleavend, Austin wilkins, J NJ Chaplin, S
w Hutchns NJ York. VIM Jones. Chas y Guyer J.
Lewis. Geo " Davis Thos Sawyer, Carlos Cheney, l.
D Luce. l. NJ Davis x Dating Joseph J. Stafford Geo
W Garner, Iheopoiis Champan. White, II B Fauncc,
b lillotson / Obef, Rand. T. b Alien. A n
Adams. n HolIrook. w 70 Smith. Jas Warden, G
W Hul, 4 u Wehbor j W Shipny Jas Balton, Aaron
Taylor, Peter Akin, Geo uuuhaul.
CE MEEkER, Secy.
Nnrrsville April % 1861
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-03

a New soar FOR WASHING CLOTH
In answer to an enquiry whichappeared some
weeks since in the Farmer, wish to state that
two years ago directions for the use OF borax
with soap, for washing, were given in this
paper. Since that period the preparation has
been in constant use in our family, and all
pronounce it to be superior to any patent fluid
or soap. Those directions have somewhat
modified into the following recipe;
Cut one pound of common bar soap into
small pieces dissolve this in two quarts oI
hot water When the soap is thoroughly
melted, add one ounce of powdered borax.--
Heat this to boiling, stirring we'll. Cool this
new soap, and uee one pint for four gallons Of
water, in which soak the clothes one hour be-
fore washing. Z. \.
Ne'obnrypor, March ~.
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Didn't rat for his Boots.-- On being asked
why he started with old boots, "a Massaohu-
setts volunteer said, ' When the order came,
was blowing in the same field at Concord
where my grandfather was blowing when the
British fred on the Massachusetts men at
Lexington. lie did not wait moment, and
/ did not. sir"
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.Hf t lTRitht

A NEW DISCOVERY ASCAR-
n ides or Pin Worms, the removal Of which has ever
baed the skill Of the most eminent physicians and uni
vrsay considered by them beyond the reach u me-
define are entirely expelled from the human system by
the use Of
Dr. T.. G. GOULD's PIN WORM SYRUP
a Cure warranted IN every case
Relief afforded ~ tecnty four hours
ms syrup is purely vegetable preparation, HARM
less with Che Youngest child.
SYMPTOMS Intense itching. biting and distress in
the lower part Of The recum and about the seat (ofen
mistaken lor the PILES, disagrecabe sensation ia the
cpgae region or lower part u the bowels restlessness
wakeiunesa starting and screaming IN the Sleep faint
ing, and not uulrequenty spa ms or fits
CArrfoy.-Ihe genuine has the name "Dr t. q.
Goulds Pin Worm syrup" in each bottle his portrait
and a fac simile " his signature The wrapper.
HERVEY q MOORE, Sole proprietors
Address GEO. GOODWIN y Co. VI and u
Marshall ST. Boston, Mass, General Agents for New
England
o. Sold BY Druggists generally. 4j77
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legal notirrs.

- ATE OF YER MON T q.
~ Washington District, 49,
In Probate Court held NJ Montpelier, within and for
said District on the 20th day Of April A. d. 1861
An Instrument purporting TO be the last will and tesla
meh Of Sarah Loycand late Of Berlin, IN said district
deceased being presented 10 the by John Jack
man. the executor therein named for Probate it is or
dered BY said court that all persons concerned therein be
notified 10 appear u said be holden
at the Probate Office IN Montpelier, the ith DAY OF
May A. u. 1861 and show cause, II any they may have
against the Probate of said VIII for which purpose Il
Is further ordered thaa copy NJ the record Of this order
be published three weeks succrssvely 10 the Vermont
Waterman & State journal, printed Montpelier pre-
viDus to said time appointed for hearing.
true copy u Record.
45l7 Attest. n. a. CHASE Register
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser. having been restored 10 health IN o
few weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with lung affection, and that dread
disease Consumptouis anxious 70 make known to his
fellow-suiicrers the means Of cure
To All who desire IT, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrpon used free Of charged sith the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will lind a
sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis, Sc.-
The only object Of The advertiser sending the PrcscIp
ti0n is to benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he be invaluable and he hopes every
sufferer will ry his remedy it will cost them nothing,
and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
William shurph KINGS County. New York. Poll
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A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY IT.

DIX. SW EEITS INFAILTDTL ITNIWFN Is pc
pared from recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Connect
cut She great bone and has been used in his
tce Tor the twenty years with the most astonishing
suceess As an external remedy IL is without rival,
and will alleviate pain speedily than any other pre-
paration. For all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders it
Is truly nfali0e aud curative for sores. Wounds,
Sprains Bruises &c its soOthing healing and powerful
strengthening properties excite the just wonder and ass
constituent OF all who have given 10 trial. Over
four hundred certificates Of remarkable performed
by it within the last two years, attest this fact
see advertisement 37s9eow.
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EXTRAcT OF TOBACCO, FOR DIP

LXTRACT OF TOBACCO, FOR DIP
H PING SHEEP AND LAMBS and for destroying
an kinds Of VRRMIN ON OTHER ANIMALS.
The manufacturers Of this and valuable prcpara-
ton beg leave call the attention of Farmers aud Graz
this eecal remedy for destroying Ticks, Lice,
and all other insects injurious to animals and vegetation,
and preventing the alarming attacks Of th Fly and SeAb
Sheep.
It's use not only removes tho vermin on animals but
ceanses and purfes the skin, thereby materially bene-
fitting their general health and greatly improving WOOL
both in quality and quantity.
This article completely superscdes that iaborios and
aisagreca6ie work Of preparation in your own buildings
for Shcepwashng, II is ready AZ all times in any eli
mate, and for all descriptions Of Sheep for Ewes in
lamb, and be furnished at a much reduced
FISHER & CO., sole Agents,
$3.50 % Central Wharf Boston.