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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27

apparent y eXlrayagant notion was consd-
erod proof Of insanity, il was maintained
by Sir William Hcrschol as rational and
probable opinion, which might bo deducibs
from his own observations in the structure
Ofitha sun
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27

q. IL. Moy.AnnA1, Actg Asst Adj't Gen.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-03

! Ike him. He was Of that Kind Of personaeos
hat u You kicked him out into the world he would
Ss.-IlAs, come Gown right ride up-ercct, man
every where and az all times.
lie wa a young man OF very thorough mould oi
CNeiactcf- The WORLDS conflicts made him prculA-
eers.l hrh ana n4aiike IN principle, pure dem
"crai himself, be dsliked all steps toward aristuc-
racy- The people are Gods kin.s- he would
say ana when see these 500 dis4nf s.caf ones. az
vince doors the saudy feather nauHjs saily. feel
J-st IKE hrlHln- the feather IN one baud and their
"us IN the other 20 see which tie wind would pre-
III. Ike CRYING out the people, the people" lie
'-I ttos hyeiy Interest IN all our political Move
Mehts- / g strong was his love OF ic.aOcratlc
principles, he loved HE country better.
FreNlou, 10 the last CALI for troops he did not
nave the privilege Of showing his patriotism. SUt
oelns ui a-e ais father detained him. But r. ,oou
after be reached twenty zone years,-that advanced
A-e l"r which boss 20 much long, he enlisted into
The 9TH VI he-L Cheerluus ne hadc farewell O.
hcne aud friends and left !uT the scene OF action
lis was not 20 De long and brilliant can pal IN.
ne hEed only 10 enough To write few cheerful
success, aud great desire 70 aclut himself man
iully- lie died az Brandy station, va. lie has
gone and we miss him, but cannot wish him back o.
the scene OF fearful connict We miss him, yet cam
not feel that &c great gulf" Is between "a. he 81,
not dcai but changed. There Is only a al death
blur upon his lair Photograph The real man is
anon. u.
As a companion be was genial Kind and commu-
llcatlFt- lie loved the social hour we'll and would
often cniiFcn II Rith pretty wIttici-n. Few cir-
GIcs we're thought complete without Charley lie
loved and read the Poets much. rev could discus.
Their qualities better. lie committed much from
The most eminent authors. iie would call forth a.
smile 10 hrs animated praise Of Poe's Raven
but IS ron was ms divinity. lie loved his plsiutigc
strains more than all others. In short few had
more qualities o. be respected than le. SADLY we
Mrs hun. Up the stairway he bad gone, borne on
the breath Of love aud friendship.
" Leaves have their time 90 fall.
And flowers o. wlther 40 the North wind. breath.
And stars to set,-rut all
Thou hast all seasons O. thyscG Death
Cow.
Milton May itl.
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AzrBA wApswoRra.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT }V'HE Honorable the
District Of Grand Isle. SIS l Probate Court Tor
the District ol Grand Isle
To the heirs of Azuba Naisworth late Of South
Hero deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS JShcz Iadd and Calvin ?. Robinson.
Admiral siratpr- 90 the Estate of the said Azuha
Nad,worth, hath represented 10 this court that the
personal estate OF said deceased Is insufficient to
pay the debt. Of said deceased by the sum Of $780,
g ono thousand three hundred sixty dollars and
twenty seven crnts and hath applied for license TO
sc the whole o the real estate Of the said deceased
tppay said and the cost and charges Of settling
said estate.
Therefore, Won arc hereby notified 70 appear bee
fore said count 40 session thereof 20 ho holden az
the PROBATE OTce Foo North Hero the 18th day 81
June next and show cause 70 the contrary, or give
bonds, said court shall direct for the payment II
the debts ant charges against said estate. other
wise the said admins traitors will he authorized %
sell the whole OF The real estate Of the said deceased
Co pay tIe sum Aforesaid and all legal costs and
charges
Given under my hand a, North Hero, in said Dig
trict this nth day Of Nav 4. D l~6t-
AUGUSTUS KNIGHT Judge.
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Nor Ready-Price 20 Cents.
PEOPLES EDITION OF
PARTON-S
Gen. Butler i'm New Orleans.
One v3lume. oetavo. paper. price IS cents.


With the view Of meeting the extensive popular
demand fOr this remarkable book this edition has
been prepared. The page and type are similar to
those Of HarBer's Magazine. Some Of the less i'm
p0rtant documents omitted, and in some in
stances the account has been condensed vet never
SO interfere with the interest or completeness
of the history.
Unquestionahly this book stands pre-eminent in
interest among all yet occasoned by the rebellion
It, subject and author combine to render il fascn-
ating. Fifteen editions have been called for fast
as they could be printed. II has been most warmly
commended by the loyal press Of the country, and
scarcely less by portion at least Of the English
press BY whom 1t Is acknowledged TO be a complete
vindicat0n Of Gen Butler from the malicious
charges which envy and hatred have brought
against him
h contains an anecdotal sketch Of Gen. Buffers
brilliant and remarkable career at the bar Of Mas
achusets a history Of the secret movement in the
Charleston conventions conversations between Gen.
Butler and the leading secessOnists at Washington
in December, ls60i the real plans Of the traitors
Gen. Butler invited 70 Join them his advice TO
buchanan his efforts in preparing Massachusetts,
for war; the celebrated march, via Annapolis to
Washington his night march 20 Baltimore col
lsion with Gen. Scott his at Fortress Mon
roe the history Of the e0ntrabanfs his advice 70
the Administration how 10 take Richmond the
truth about the battle Of Great Bethel; the Hat
tcras Expedition the secret history Of the New
Orleans Expedition the adventures OF the General
in getting to ship Island full account Of the
capture Of New Orleans; the landing Of the troops
in the city a complete narrative OF succeeding
events, with a large number Of highly interesting
narratives and anecdotes never before published ;
the recall Of Gen Butler and the explanation given
of II by the Government his present opinions upon
the great issues before US
Edition In large type. crown. vo., cloth, SCI
pages, price $3.50. Peoples Edition, svo., paper
3 cents. German Edition 81 100. Sent by mail on
receipt of price.
For sale BY MASON HAxLrS Boston. and by all
Mercer Street, MY.
May 5. wjv
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These distressing complaints Is now made known in
a Treatise on Foreign and Native Herbal Prepare
tions, published by pr. o. Phelps Brown. The pre-
script0n was furnished him IN such providential
manner, That he cannot ecnscienti0usly refuse 10
make It known as it has cured everybody who has
used IT, never having failed In a single IL i
equally sure IN cases 81 Fits a. Of Dyspepsia and
the ingredients NAV he found in any drugstore
sent free 20 All the receipt Of five cents 70 pre-
paw postage. This work, % s octave pages beau
tiully Illustrated, also treats on
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WHEELER l. WILSON,
SeiCiRg .NGChine

fias uniformley taken the first premiums
at Exhibitions where the awards were rortt 'oethHg
As practcal ndicationsofm merit Such were thegreat
worlds Fairs Of Paris in lS6l and London in 1852
where the Wheeler Wilson Machines bore OF the
cold Medals, the highest awards given. Such was
the great United States Fair at Chicago, where after
f,co ,rssts' thorough examination and trial By an
impartial Committee, the Wheeler Wilson was
awarded the highest premium as the best Machine
Such arc the Fairs Of the American Institute in
New York, where the examinations are conducted
by skilled Mechanics and impartial Experts, and
are thorough and decisive in high degree AT
these Fairs the Wheeler & Wilson Machine has uni
formly taken the highest premium. 1t has Just been
awarded the Gold Medal Of the Am Institute, as
the best Machine, and the highest premium for the
best work, the Grover & Baker Machine taking the
cheap diploma Of second or third rate merit
The Wheeler & Wilson Machine is thus, emphar-
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spec iAL MOTT. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

N'n' rushing into the exposures and dangers Of a
soldiers life, should prepare themselves for the "a
tai fevers, the Dysentery, the Sores and seurvv.
which are almost certain to follow. HoLLowAy'S
FILLS used occasionally during the campaign,
VIII insure sound health to every man.
II the reader Of this " notice. cannot get a
box Of PHI or Ointment from the drug store in his
place, let him white to me- ~ Maiden Lane cnclos.
inr the amount and viii mail box free OF expense.
MANY dealers will not keep my medicines on hand
because they cannot make as much profit a. On
other persons mlSc. 81 ceut, 3, cents, and sl.oo
peg box or pct.
June % Ja,vt,v
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~ AR CT AIN =

THE sion Bounty due soldiers discharged for
Il wounds received in battle, collected wITHorr
DELAY We pay especial attention to claims in
which other attorneys have FAILED. or which have
been SUSPENDED, of which there are tens Of thou
sands We have already collected and paid over to
soldiers and their heirs over 100000, and are
paying thousands daily. We secure Pensions for
ten dollars, and collect Bounty and Back Pay for
ten per cent, and no pay until AFTER we have
ceeded.
The Army Herald is published monthly, and is te-
voted 20 the interests Of the soldier and his heirs
20 whom II is invaluable Write US and will
send you copy free, or for ttirfV will send
YOU by return mail a line engraved tinted Likeness
album size of 1t. ten. Grant, and the army HsT
af for one gf1r. To persons sending club II four,
we VIII send, prsniaa, additional Likeness and
The HerG|d for one year, and for each additional
subscriber additional likeness 10 the getter up Of
the Club, So that person sending US Club Of ten
ami -, will De entitled O. receive, hiHassff
Likenes=es and TIE Army Herald for one year, and
for any other number in the same ratio.
REFERENCES.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April L., 1861.
We take pleasure in saying that G. G. Bruce, Esq.
has complied with the act Of Congress gufh0ri-irg
CERTAIN persons 70 act Army and Navy Agents for
the COLLECTION Of war claims against the Government
and 90 recommend him % all persons that have
claims they wish collected promptly.
Uaffef States NeH1f9rs-Beuam F. Wade, john
Sherman.
Member. Of C,aqr,''-E. r. Eckley. Vim. John
ston, Vim. B. Allison.
June wlyr
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TIE ln.st certain ana speedy remedy ever is,pyerei
'"T '-i i-e Diseases Of the Chest and Lung.
These waters give the most instantaneous
ami perfect relief and when perscvered with accord
ing tu directions. never lail To- effect rapid and
lasting cure Thousands have been restored O. per
feet health who have tried other means iu vain To
al classes aud an constitutions they are equally
blessing AMI cure-none need despair, no matter how
long the disease may have existed or however sc
7e-e il may be, provided the organic structure @
the vital organs is not hopele,sly decayed. Eve
re AFFECTED should give them impartial trial
JOB MOSES. Sole Proprietor.
. C0rtiandt St y. Y CITY.
Price 9 cents per box. For sale by all druggists
Iee- i+il SD dAWly
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WASHINGTON. June L. 50 A VI.
To N01 Gat. On
We nave no intelligence from Gen. Grant
later than Yesterday at C. a. "
An unofficial despatch received here at {
this \. ". dated YESTERDAY 5i-t at Kingston.
"a. reports that Maj lleskias OF Gen. Stone
mans staff came from tie front this p VI.
and saws the rebels attacked Us carly this
morning and at 10 O'Clock the affair was
over. The enemy were repulsed and our left
reached the railroad near Marietta. To az
r'mplish this object had been the purpose of
ten Sherman's movements for several days.
Additional forces are reaching him, also
ample supplies.
Signed z. NJ. STANTON
Sec of War
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The Convention viii number about 1000.
TX Gov. johnson OF fem will probably he
Chairman and Gen. John Cocumne Of y.
J. President. The general impression Is
that Fremont and Gntz Brown viii be the
ticket. The resolutions viii be short and
will meet the needs of tho country. The
enthusiasm for Frecmont is carrying every
thing before IT,
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NEW YoRs MERCURY OFFICE, April %, 1861

p. r. BqrHHu4, Esq.
Dear Sir. Our object is the same your--to IN
tercst. instruct and anuSc the public. To this end
We devote our time, capital, and whatever talent
and knuwlcl- we possess Yet we cOntrive 1cca-
sIouallv 90 find leisure to visit your Museum Can
not You rcciprocate. and pay weekly literary visit
10 our columns for the Entertainment Of hundreds
will reconsider the matter, We make the following
offer
We will give you ten thousand four hundred dol
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ments OF two hundred dollars SOD each for one
article per week for one year, On the subject pro-
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respectively one column tOr more. The topic,
Ancient and Modern Humbugs Of the World Will
1--WE you an opportunity Of explaining your views
On very curious and fruitful theme, and Of Illus
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ruENuITE AND RED ROSES.

A SUPPLY 81 these magnificent brands Pastry
n Flour, made Fl ON the very best selected White
Winter Wheat. For sale by
LOUIS FOLLETT q co.
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CONSUMPTION.

bronchitis. Asthma. General Debility, md gives
the best known Herbal Remedies for their positive
and permanent cure. Address Dr.. %. PHELPS
BROWN, No. 10 Grand Street. Jersey City, Rev
Jersey. wi6w3
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4. II. w.HVDE'S ESTATE.

I'VE Subscriber. having been appointed hy the
Il lion. Probate Court fog the District % Grand
Isle Commissioners o. receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands OF an persons against the
estate OFF a. TO. Vs. Hyde late 0f Grand Isle in said
District. dUrcu-ai. and ail claims and demands ex-
hi1tca n 1-ct thereto, DO hereby give notice that
six months f-nm che fth iay uf April, A. D. I-6i,
allowed hy said Court o. the creditors Of said
deceased, O. exhibit and prove their respective
claims before aud that we will attend o. the du-
Ties 90 our appointment at the dwelIIu. house Of
the late A. H. ". Hyde. n Grand Isle in said Dis
tr.ct. the ith Monday of August and September,
A.. - 500. from nine O'Clock in the forenoon tin
SIX o'clock in the afternoon on each Of said days.
Dated 40 Grand Isle this 18th day Of April. A. D,
l>-i
WY. CHAMBERLAIN, C.r,rS.
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Iac Richmond EIqpnHo of MAY 2irh.
states that great gloom prevails in jhc
city. caused by the closing Cd ail tine stores,
shops, DC, for the purpose of ringing into
tie service al men bearing arms.
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CHERO KEE PILLS
Sugar Coated.
FEMALE REGULATOR.
HEALTH PRESERVER
CERT.4LV-F.N-D SIZE.

- For re Remo,at Of Distractions, asd fss IN
ufrIncs of Regularity IN me Rarreuses
Of re Monthly PsriodSc
They cure or on ate those numerous dis
eases that spring from irregularity itself
They cure Suppressed, Excessive and Painful
Menstruatinn
They cure Green Sickness (Chlorosis)
They cure Nervous and Spinal Afcctio
pains in the back, and lower parts of the body
Heaviness Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation
Of the Heart Lowness Of Spirits, Hysteria, Sick
Headache, Giddiness, etc, etc. In word, by re-
moving the Irregularity, they remove the cause
and with it ALL the effects that spring from t..
Composed Of simple vegetable extracts the,
contain nothing deeteriOus to any constitution.
however delicate their function being 10 substitute
strength for weakness, which, when properly used,
they never fail 70 do.
They may be safely used at any age, and at
any period, EXCEPT DURING THE FIRST THREE
MONTHS,
All letters seeking information or advice will
be promptly, freely and discreetly answered.
Full directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per box, or six boxes for s..
Seat 10y mail, free Of postage, on receipt Of price
sold by all respectable Druggists.
Dr.. ". r. MERWIN 4 Co.
SOLE PROPRIETORs,
No. 50 Liberty Street, New York.
Jan d6wly
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VI q rrIe a .

At St Marks Church, Malone, y. Y. May 81, by
Rev. J. E. Robertson, Truman Best, Of Burlington
Vt, and Adelia Poets, Of the former place
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ANInpERIAL GROWN Is 4 MERE

An IMPERIAL CROWN Il 4 MERE
hauble, hut the ororl of beaufy, conferred on the
head which nature has neglected TO embelli,h. or
time has robbed Of its Native Hue, by CHRISTA-
DOEO'S HAIR DYE, retains its dark lustre. if re-
neTr'l at intervals 10 the close of life peerless
among thousands Of preparations, that promise
much and perform nothing. stands Christadoro'.
Hair Preseryative, valuable adjunct to the Dye in
dressing AMI promoting the growth and perfect
health II the hair, and If itself when used alone
q safeguard that protects the dhre- from decay I'M
der all Circumstance and under all climits Man
uaetured by ). CRIsTADoRo, No. Aston
House, New York. Sold by all Druggists Applied
by all Hair DresseIs.
MaN = aawIm.
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RAISINS AND FIGS.

I AVER and 5unch Raisins, in whole, half ans
IL quarter boxes. Figs Of recent importation am
very hne. For sale by -,
May Is
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STATIONERY.

a !.lSar. 'Is,eS II Paper. Envelopes, Pens, Pen
ery Rersi,arie net, and ohcr article. of station.
ana Tor safe wholesale and retail
Burlington NJ! L. A. FULLER.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

rI'HE Cottage on Willard St, four door south .
i Main St, recently occupied bs Nrs. VI l.
Church. Possession given Immediately.
For particulars apply to no,c.,
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FARMERS WHO AREAr WORK

FARMERS WHO AREtT WORK IN
the open arr 80 much have often felt pain in the
hacN which could not he explained, but which could
"n'S Ire helped, and that not great deal ty hard
rubbing This pain will be felt this Fall. when the
harvesting is over, and the cool winds Of Novemle r
snc'ee the pleasant breezes Of the early Autumn
Rubbing ard good iiannes viii only put of the evil
little, while bottle Of Reunedy's Rheumatic
i.n'nent will work cure and the farmer may en-
10y his night rest without having to call for ru,-
bling or plaster.
luue ft.
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HALF BARR ELS.

FEW half barrels Of the celebrated Risu
y Bower Fleur.
At PEIRCES.
MAY 6.
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EARN EnR SIZE

THE Subscriber viii rel at Auction on Friday.
Il June 10th, If not sooner disposed Of az private
sale. his Fam In the S. T. corner of Wexford com
prisn- 1872 acres arabic. wood and pasture iand Of
the test quality. There J. good water-never fail
ing; also good sugar Bush with all necessary
Tools. There arc u two houses one nssr and
barns, in excellent condition.
Also, ALL THE SToCk, - Cows, three hos. and
one horse, and All the "a ENiNC and DAIRY TooLs.
Part Of the purchase money can lie on time. For
terms apply to
RANSOM {. PIERCE
Wes;ford, Vt, Nav %. ISL. dlwawslss
PHOTOGRAPH abb vs..
A FINE stock u Photograph Album
~ Just received By
Nav 50. E.A.EULLEB.
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-NEN lNhhs June l.
The steamer Cahawba from New Orleans
2'th ult has arrived. New Orleans papers
contain nothing of Gen. Banks OF Candy
movement =.
The steamer Shreveport had been disabled
near the Rcd River by guerrillls, who were
subsequently driven of by the gunboats.
l. Butler King died on the 10th inst.
Mobile papers mention considerable anxi-
ETY. there in consequence of the interruption
d" Geographic communication with Rich
manl
The ship yards at Mobile were very busy
building vessels and the government works
were being strengthened.
Maum1ras dates state that 2000 rebels at
tle Biu-old Barracks design an attack On
brownsville.
NV YORK, June LIST.
TIE Irlllne'S Washington dispatch says
lnaicau1ns are that Daniel ;. Dickinson
nIl DE d ctnlldate for Vice President at the
balilm fe Convention
cold -3.d t5-iavat I~q.
cANsRiDGE D.rraE MARKET.
NE,Sa,DAY, June /.
Al market 800 Cattle, about rs Beeres and IS
stores, e'nsstiugo Of Working Oxen cows. one. two
and three years old.
Market Hesi-eXtra p cwt.. So s. a $500.
First quality, siI % a $3.50.
Second quality, SO go a go 81
Third quality, 50 00 a so.
".rs.az oxen, So SIN a -65 per pair.
COWS and Calves, So, 30, IS a os
Two years Old, none.
Three years old. SIS G3-.
Sheen. Tarrhs .Bf-.I market nr5r.. 81, r...
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"B'T NE ND rLL no TOU G0OD-
DIR. LANCLEY'S
Root and Here ESiffcFS.
THE GREAT Blood PURWIER, THE BEsr IlEALrH
REsroRER, AND TIE MOST PERFECT SrEING
AND SUMNER MEDICINE EvER
DISCOVERED.
No pains or expense arel spared in the prcpara
tion Of this medicine.
The most perfect adaptation of remedy 90 disease
in the selection OF the Roots, Herbs and Barks Of
the vegetable kingdom, is brought into requisit0n.
Great and Important Improvements have been made
from time 70 time, until now, AMI 30 is confidently
recommended the very best remedy l1r the fol-
lowing and all kindred diseases
LIVER CoUPLAIyT, DYSPErSf4,
Jft NDfCE, COSTff ENESS.
SCROFCL4, HUNORS or THE BLOOD.
HEADACHE, INDIGESTION,
FOUL STOM4CH HEARTBURY.
DlZZiNESS, 49,, nLATcLAIci,
PILES, PAfN ~ THE SIDE or BOUELS
GENERAL DEBILITY, LAzINESS.
The, cleanse the System, regulate the Bowels,
restore the Appetite, purify the Blood, and give
soundness of mind, and strength Of body TO all Who
them. This has become Stanaarf Msdicias-
has been before the public for fifteen years, and
stands unriyallod for it. great success. Look at
some of the ingredients Of which it is composed.
"a sayaTiHa WiA cherry, Yeiloic DOCK, Priogley
4st, Tacr0Hghtro-f Haadratf RhuI1r5
Dards!ioH, cfc
Price, .. %, and - cts. per bottle Sold 1y all
Dealers in Medicine. Orders addressed 10
GEO. c. GOODWIN 4 Co,
$ Hanover ST.. Boston.