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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-16

yestetdy, IN Killed, wounded and missing,
Gen. Fitzpatrick lost about so men Yester-
day about 400 prisoners, mostly Of Gen. Fit1
Lees division, we're brought nto headquarters.
AT five o'clock yesterday there was consider
able skirmiehing going on between the oppos.
ing cavalry and artillery, but it was thought
that the enemy would fall back during the
night. About two o'clock to-day train
came down from the tsppahannock station
bringing about thirty-two wounded. mostly
Of the 9th Michigan cavalry.
The report ahoat that Gen Meade was
compelled to destroy large amount Of com
mssary stores on Saturday, to prevent them
from falling into the hands Of the rebels, is
untrue The idea that Gen Meade is retreat
ing princpitately to Washington under pres
sure from Lee, following with an immense
force is absurdly erroneous, as those who are
aware how deliberately General Meade is
changing his front to guard against any pos
sible surprise from Lee should he ATTEMPT a
flank movement.
! Late reports from Richmond show that the
idea is entertained there that Gen. Meade's
army has been depleted to the extent of four
army corps for the reinforcement Of Gen.
Rosecrans, and IL may be that Lee is moving
to ascertain II our army is really as weak as
reported
Gen. Meade has the shortest line of march
to Manassas and can readily post himself 40
as TO confront Lee wherever be may make his
appearance, If indeed tho latter Is not already
taking the back track, finding biz plans de-
ieated. Gen. Meade has brought off every
wagon and all his stores to his new line
The Times Morris Island correspondent.
writing under date of thp 7tn st,tas that .,.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-16

Released Union chapans, who have arrived
at Washington from Richmond, state that at
Belle Island there are over ten thousand I'm
ion prisoners, great majority Of whom we're
in very destitute condition large num-
Ter OF them were in their shirt sleeves, with
out hats or caps, and we're compelled to lie
out in the open air Many of them have the
chills.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-16

They are "agitating' the subject OF a
course of lectures in Montpelier this fall and
winter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-16

Gen. William F. Smith, formerly Of Yer
mont, bias been presented by the ladies Of
Carlisle, Pa, with splendid silver pitcher,
and beautiful painted photograph of himself,
for his gallant defence Of that place on July
LIST.
On Sunday Mr. G. W. Stowell of Jay, was
robbed Of sixty dollars by man named
Welsh and another Frenchman. They we're
ell drunk
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-16

Tbs invaluable medicine IS uufang In the OF al
those painful and dangerous diseases 70 which he female
constitution Ia subject II noderAtes all excess and re
moves all obsructons ard speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il Is peculiarly suited. L. will in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, 70 prevent counterfeit"
UTION.
These PHI should be taken BY females during ne
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, ds they
% bring Miscarriage, biH az eiy ofher tune
they dre safe.
In ali eases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain IN
the Back and Iiubs, fatigue GA sight eNeruun' fapha'
on Of the Heart lysteros aud whites, these tails will
effect cure when all other have failed and al
though powerful remedy do no, contain ifon calomel,
anthony, or anything hurtful to tho constitution.
Full directions IN the pamphlet around each package,
which Ahould he carefully preserved.
sole Agent fol ihs United States aud Canads
JOB MOSES. late I. C. Baldwin 3 Co -
30 sA, q coitandt Street, n Y
N Isl 90 aaa postage is,anps snslessa &c any
authorized Agent, v.H insure eosle, eoaisinins %
pns BY rs'arhm4n Sell By III rrusssn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-16
727i Attest. r r. MERRILL. Judge.
'HEETH ATTRACTED WITHOUT
i pAlNil
IND WITHOUT DANGERii

BY 20, uso NJ Nitrous Oxid. NJ
1hi- method is rrRvEc III HARNLrss and when the
pAtu b. under So. influence the opera ion can be made
ttnuut tho least gain l. not only dcstfu,- pain, bot
the delightful sansatnns aud rcudcrs waking
ousciou.nrse, thing almost 10 be dcplored Unikr
.thcf aud thlnGoorm, there IA reaction assuJe,
ctctnmeut when m tive minutes one eiutrte. nom a
state NJ co npeic Grgeftnes- without headache,
tn' uupl'rtHt feelings Physicians have pronounced
bensnciti 20 person, hivtng weak ilnss
have srapd Meth trouble NOR * i,nsc 10 make
Bis Important addition tn my office, the benefit q
hos a0irtd with aching teeth.
JOHN VI COHEGYS
oH.c ~ "Rislt" Binding asip Srcsi Montpelier
~ Office The annual meeting OF the
4 Stockholders uf the vermont : canada Railroad
COMPANY vii be- he'll ihe Mortified House. North
1ed, W n 7u'rl,cA = "a Of rhlrsd,v the 9Th u No
cmbet 1853 7375H
st. Alhans Oct q. 1855
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nsm ADVERTISEMENTS.

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Poet Office at Montpelier.
Vermont, September IL, 1868.
Ayers lendcu Mira Rdj, Joel Mira
Nlafd. Moses Fvefts. Edviu
ANsrI Moses Mrs Flax Moe.
Andrfvs samuel farrar. Samuel
Brown MARY Ann Mrs Hammond Edwin
Buckley J NJ Lieut. Hammond T. q
Bates. ftmina u Mrs Smith y II sera't
Chamberlain, W b Mrs Smuh Robert
ClMud Nellie p Mrs Smith = n
Chase. AFRO ShIci, Charles
CLARK Cornelius Tutic,
Deatth, Della A Miss Walton, d =
Devnc, Hugh
Persons calling for She above, will please
say they ore advertised
JAMES O. FRENCH. Postmaster.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the Post Office NJ Northfsd
Vermont, Oct IA, S63
Freeman y s Mr. moody John
Gould. Mary STOW Aauson
Lamb, Edwin + Smith, rWsuns Mrs
Moore. Sophia Wuadvard. "a n
McCntY, James
Persous calling for the above, will. please
say they are advertised
ROSWELL DEWEY, Postmaster.
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HIRAM JONES. {c,u,u,..,.u...
LYMAN FISK. No''"''''''hefs
'heId. Oct 6, A ID 1855 7fTs
- TAT T. OF YER NJ Mt
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS

- 7 A I z O F V r r NJ o Mt
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT. SIS
In Probate Court, held At Montpelier, In said dis
ict on the % day of October. A. II. 1853
HaLcn VI. Bingham, administrator, II the estate OF
Asa II. Winch, late u Mashdeld in said district dc
cessct presents his administration or exsmina
zion and allowance. aud makes application FIRE decree
Of distribution and partition ~ The estate Of deceased
Whereupon, t ordered by said court that said a.
count and said application be referred 70 session Of
s7d court % be held az the Probate office IN said Mont
perf on hc 9Th day ~ October A. D lS63 TOR hear
ing and decision thereon and 10 is further ordered
that notice hereof be given 10 a persons Interested BY
publication Of the three weeks successiytly in the
Vermont Waterman & State Journal Newspaper pub.
shcd ~ Montpelier previous said time appointed for
hcarus, that they may appear said time and place
ard how cause Il any they may have. Why said account
should not be allowed, and such .rrree made
By the court.
"a rs Attcat I Il MERRILL I,,d,e
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1915 Attest 7 MERRILL. Judge.


- y Y =
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS
Ia Probate Court held In Montpelier. piihin And Tor
aid District, the both day n september 4. u 1863
An instrument, purporting 10 be the last viii ard
Testament u Sphronia Dwinel. late NJ Mafshhled,
IN said District d'ceased bfing presented The Court
Ny Samuel Cree the executor therein named, for Pro-
bate.
II Is ordered by said Court that alt persons con.
cored therein be notified appear At session Of said
court Do be- holden at tte Probate Office ia ontpeief,
the 2lst div Of October A. 1853 and shew cause
any they have. against the Probate u said viii
Tor which purpose t Is further rdercd that COPY OF the
record ot this order be Published three weeks successive
y ~ the Vermont Watchman and state journal, printed
at Montpelier pew 90 said time appointed for hear
INK
true cory Of record
1874 Atest r Il MERRILL lido.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-16
legal notirrs.
SIMEON sronnARn.s =.

SlMEON srODDARD's ESTATE
- Inc .,oscrioers, having been appointed nv ,h.
Honorable Probate Court Tor the District Of wsshnyton
Commssioners 70 receive examine and adjust all claims
ana demand. o. az persons against the of Sine
sioddad, late " Wsitsdsd in sad district d.osased
represented insoven and The term of sS tom IN.
2dt daf n Sept 1888 being allowed hy aid Com. 10
the creditors " said deccased exhibit aud provs ,h.
respective claims before Give notice ina. We viu
attend 70 the duties Of appoint NJ me dwelling,
house of yidov Cltrsa Stoddar IN Wsr.Reld in .,d
District Tho 3 ruesdiy " November snd March
rs'. a. ono O'clock. be The afternoon eioh n sad
days.
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NASHVILLE, Oct. IS.
Parties from the front report no excitement
at Chattanooga The rebels lines extend
along the south bank the Tennessee river.
Our supply trains are much annoyed by their
sharp-shooters between Bridgeport and Chat
tanooga
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-16
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
FEM ALE PILLS.

Prepared froal presorpf.oi Of Sir J Clarke. N D.,
Ph,siciaa Rrfia0ratpary 10 The Qgssn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20
wEsTv1RGINIA LEGISLATURE
Senate.

SATURDAY, July 10.
The Senate was opened with prayer by
the Rev. Mr.. De HAss.
Mr.. MAXWELL, from the Committee on
Courts of Justice, reported back House bill
/" for the relief of Milton Wells, recon-
mending its passage"
Mr.. YoUNa, from special Committee,
reported bill prohibiting the importation
and manufacture of spiritious liquors in
West Virginia, under penalty OF fine and
imprisonment. Laid on the table ana
printed.
The Senate refused TO recede from its
amendments to the House Bill in relation
to exemptions from military duty.
Mr.. STEVENSON from the Committee on
County and Township organization, re-
ported back Senate's substitute for House
bill tor the organization of the counties OF
the State into townships with amendments.
The amendments, some seven or eight in
number, were adopted, and tho bill was
laid on the table.
The Senate took up and passed House
I'LL "to amend the act staying the collec-
lion of certain deots.
The Senate then adjourned.
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THERE is every prospect that within a
few days we shall hear of the fall of
Charleston. The last reports leave every
thing in promising order. The wicked
stronghold is bound to come down, and
then what will the chivalry say? Both the
starting point and the "Vital point" (Ytcks-
burg) of their rebellion will then have fall
Gu. a large fleet OF blockaders will there
by be relieved for operations elsewhere
We can "hold, occupy" and UniOnize
Charleston rs we have New Orleans. 1t
will never be the Same Charleston again.
A new people with new ideas and new
civilization, VIII NIX themselves forever
upon il.
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with their costs and results, and such other
matters. including Stats, industrial, ana
economical statistics as may be supposed
useful; one copy OF which shall be trans
United by5mail free to each of the other
colleges which may be endowed under the
provisions of the aforesaid act of Congress,
and also one copy 70 the Secretary OF the
Interior.
8. This act with the. preamble thereto
shall be certified by the Governor, under
the seal Of the State to the President oil
the United States and the Secretary OF the
Interior.
9. This act shall be in force from and
after its passage. tLf t5af- o.
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of their capacities, it is evident that they
could. accomplish nothing Of importance so,
long as they were isolated. Bragg had
failed signslly in the Kentucky campaign
and at Murfreesboro, the President retain
ed him. johnson had retrented from Har-s
per's Ferry, from Manassas, from York
town, and had fought the Bloody battle of
Seven Pines. The President put him in
command of a very. extensive department,
but refused his petition to, concentrate
Pemberton and Holmes. Pemberton, while
at Charleston, proposed to dismantle Forts
Sumter and Moultrie, and to destroy them
utterly. The President and General Lee
disappsoved ofthis singular plan of defence
and the former promoted him to the Office
of lieutenant general. Neglecting to for
tify Grand Gulf properly, and being en-
tirely inexperienced in the field, he, with
fifteen or twenty thousand men, offered
but feeble resistance to Grant with eigh-
ty or one hundred thousand. With the
loss of nearly all his field artillery, he
was driven into Yicksburg, where he has
made a stubborn defence. 1t is not easy
TO perceive what else he could have done
under the circumstances, yet he has been
so much praised that he viii again be en-
trusted with the command of men in the
field and the conduct of a campaign.-
Those who expected johnson to succor
Pemberton forgot his antecedents. His past
history would teach that he never fights
until compelled; of course he delayed ut
Canton, and every days delay made him
relatively weaker than Grant. But 1t is
not certain that he could at any time have
offered effectual assistance. AS for Holmes,
he is 80 nearly imbeciie, If not idiotic, that
he may be dismissed as q nOneutity, except
SO far as he was able, acting under instruc-
lions from the War department, to keep
Price from doing anything.
Counting Pemberton's psroled army,
Johuston's forces aud others, there are now
on both sides OF the Mississippi at least
one hundred and fifty thousand .mea,-
Whether they can ever be got together We
do not know. Whether the President
thinks the country has suffered enough at
the hands of his faVorites, it is impossible
to say. But ifhe thinks the qualification
of his evil passions and his faptAsticRl pref
erences, or if he supposes the persistence
in his system of divided forces, under pet
lieutenant generals, OF more consequence
than the independence of the confederaoy,
then we need no longer doubt what fate is
in store for us.
The above remarks of the Wing remind
one not little of the comments of our own
papers after defeat. Instinctively tha
organs of party turn toward the govern
ment for abusive relief TO themselves
jeff no doubt, done the very best that he
could or that could be done. But he fail.
cd because he had to fail, aud because it is
the will of tue American people, and Of
Divine Providence as we believe, that this
rebellion shall go down.
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BRxJ. II. SMITH, U.

The United States Of Ai9's Amer In Rem,
The Household edo, Goods OF John q Forfeiture aud
M HEREAS, on the End DAY OF IuIv 1sfJ. an
w Information was died in the District Court OF
the United States for the Western District Of YIr
GINA ON behalf Of the Unft-d States by the Attor
ney thereof for said District against the HouseioIJ
gosd5 Of John knOte, late OF Ohio county, in saII
District, aud described in schedule tn said Informal
ton auurNed in which information Il 4 "a IhstaDra
alleged that the said John Kuote Is engaged in the
existing rebellion against the Uuted StatSs that he
has acted as an officer In the army Of the so-alIel
Confederate States OF America that he has held An
oice and agency under the said Coufedernev and
under the rebelliOus government Of the State ~
virginia, at Richmond that he Is the owner OF Sia
property and that same has bOen seized as forfeited
TO the United States. ~ 80
NOW tlTerTiore In pursuance OF the Inonftion I'm.
DER the seat OF the said Court, 70 me directed ana
deIlVered do hereby give public notice to AN uer-
sons claiming any Interest in the said uroDsTfyt -
~ TIE prs eds thereof to appear before the JlsIe
Of the District Court OF the United gtates Eor ne
Western District OfNrginia at Wheeling on tbe ar
Gay OF Septomber, A. ID. 1868 r the siuie ah1i ho
day Oi Jurisdiction, if not on the next iaV Or i1Vis
ELECTION thereltter, then aud there 70 inteTos
claims and make their allegations IN fhat isI,o't
l.st'r EDWARD II. NORTON,
- . ..t... - Y. 8. Marshal w. y. Of Va
bESJ u SMITH. o. s. Attorney. IuI1 IN
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The United States OF America, \ In Rem.
| In \ cause Of For
Two Males. the property If 4 fsiLuFe AMI Com
James NJ. ArnsteAd J fscation.
WHEREAS, on the 3Jtlj day OF June, 1865, an
w information was filed in the District Court
OF the United States for the Western District of
mia on behalf Of the United States by the AtfOr-
ney thereof for said District against two muIes the
property Of James 81. Arnslead, aud lleseffbsd in
said Information; in which Information il il in sub
stance alleged that the owner thereof Is engaged in
the existing rebellion against the United States.
that at the time Of his becoming engaged lac vas
the owner Of the property aforesaid, that the said
James ii. Armstead IS holding office under the So
called Confederate States of America or under the
rebelOus government ofthe State Of Virginia sitting
at Richmond, aud praying that said property may
be conhscated and sold as forfeited to the United
states; aud whereas order Of sale for the above
famed property was made Mt the Spring term, D.
District Court the United States for the
Western District Of Virginia at Whesling. e
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the mOuition under
the seal of the sid Court, to me directed aud eliv
eled. do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming any interest in said property, o. IN the
proceeds Thereof, 70 appear JetOre the Judge Of the
District Court Of the United States for the Western
District Of Virginia, at Wheeling. the 9Th day Of
September A ID. 1851, II the shall day Of
Jurisdiction, IL not the next day % Jurisdiction
thereafter there TO ntsrpOss their claims and make
their allegations on that behalf. @ q q
EDWARD n. NORTON
U. s Marshal W. d. DIVA
BRNJ. II. SMITH, U. Attorney. juuS I4t
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PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUA r.
STOCK OF WATCHES, JEWEL
- KY. FANCY GOODS. &e. q o y

by VIRTUE Of a Deed Of Assignment male by
d William S!iAfIsr TO tile Undersigned, as trustees
for the benefit Of the creditors OF said William Shat
fer, bearing date the 18th Day of june, 1865,
and duly OF record in the CleFk's Office Of Ohio
County, Virginia, We will proceed on the 9Th day
of July 1865 to sell at public auction ut the store
room Of said William ShafisT, situate Monroe.
Street in tina city Of Whaling. Virginia. the follow
ing described property, to wit: All said William
Skaters stock in trade, comprising Watches, Jew
slry, Fancy Goods, Tools and materials, fixtures and
furniture in the store lately carried on by him
Monroe street Aforesaid, also the uneNpred term
the lease Of said store room, that is say for the
remainder OF tile year commencing on the inst day
al April, 1865, aud ending he 3lst day Of March,
1861. --- -H
Terms Of Sale as follows: A credit offour months
from the day q sale upon all purchases amounting
the OF $50 and upwards. and cash fer all pnr-
cascs amounting 10 less than $50. In OF pur-
eases upon credit aforesaid, the purchasers giV
ing Negotiable notes payable al OF the city Banks
with approved endoTser. o. .--- a..
Said sale will be continued FROM day to day until
the whole OF said property Is disposed Of.
W. J. HOUSTON, =
jun23td q. W. REESSING.
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ood puard our Sss. and keep each start
Raeh stripe IS bright as new they wave,
still make Il lead our ranks in war, 80,
still doat above each patriots grave
Deatb 10 the traitor that would dare
10 trail It through the dust Of shame,
An honest hearts its lot will share
And follow it to Death or PAINE.
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sherif's Sale.

HOODS 4 Barnes l.
70, ., "a ,th,ra Ohio CircuIt Court.
James Hll Ii = i,,T5fher Special Term, 1868.
AsA' s; =: e. s. In 0n'"''''. 49,.
~ ,rsua,,e. OF an order OF sale Issued from the
Cls1ks aee u tho CirGai. Court Of Ohio County
IN tI above named causes. will on Saturday, "iS
3sts - the front door OF the Court House Of
0j,tat Go1,ntv oher for sale IT public auction TO
the highest aaI best bidder the Undivided hiae-
Nt..ntbs Of lot number one hundred anu eishtS
one, being the interest oil james SS''7"'' -
lot -. -, .i,I,, ,,,,n,bs
the purchaser giving bond with geod s,
III. rito being retained Rutit an the purchase MIneS
Is paid. ~ s.-s-.lsss-.ala
'A' " ALONZO LORlN0,
sheriff of Ohio County and Comm I'M sioa0r'
inn Q3td
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ASSISTANT QuIErEl-N1srEn's oFrrcE,
Oovnar n and , "A Sfraafa D

~. Corner @ aud I'D Streets
H WAsHISGHoa, D. C., July nth, 1853.
WILL be sold at Pnblie anction, on Wednesday
w the I'D instant, ~ the Corral. near the Ohsers
tory, WashiAgtOn, d. G., lot OF Horses and Miles
pOndeuned a. unfit for public ssFTIee. 4-- -tl
sale "a onmtneaee ~ 10 O'Clock, AN fa.r $50 -i
feTms--Cash In Government funds.
G. II. TOMpKINS,
JHII5td Capt A. z. NJ, D 3 a
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AIIRcnANfs' AZ MEcHAAIcs' D -

MERcHASFs' AND MECHANICS BGxK,
80 lal ai.lf Wheeling, July II, 1868.
TIOHB Directors Of this Bank have declared a divT
j de0d Of four 90 per cent. out Of the earning or
the last six months, which will be paid to the stoc
holders, or their legal representatives on delald
the State aud Federal taxes paid by the Bank
iuil5 Nv t 8 BRADY, Cashier
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/ the United states for the Western District Of
Virginia. in the above case, 10 NE directed, shall
on Wednesday, the Sth of July, expose TOR public
sale at tie front door of the Court House OF Ohio
County lot Of Chewing Tobacco u differed brands
said tobacco will be open for inspection at the
warehouse of John NJ. Matthews q Cos few days
prior TO the Sale.
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
jun27td u. $. Marshal W. d. DIVA.
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PAYOR 4 TROsf.
PLOWS. FLOWS. PLOWs.

FLOWS, FLOWS, PLOWs.
TOR THE SPRING or 1868. PRYOR ER0sl
would call the attention OF FaTmers and Ds1,sL'
to their very extensive stock Of Of Patent sud Ssb
ter LeveTa Iron and Wood Stocked, Hill sidsA III M
ter Draught, aud Steel Mould Board PtoHs o. ~ ~
stEes, both right and leu hand. Among then ~.
be fSund every size Of the Pittsburgh floss. ~
oWnmakA u Hteal PlOHs, ON 4 Sons Steel Moui1
Board PloWs, the Wellsburg PlOW, and full supply
OE Ifon aHd Wooded D01bIs and Single shovel
PlOEs, CultiVAtOrs, &c, &e. all-8sJ
| - - PRYOR FROST,
{ 'anS Nos. 81 and . Main street