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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

I't@ Chotacue Democrat tells a pretty
good story concerning the Post Office at
WestGeId. A letter was put into the box =,
the appearance of which denoted that the
writer was unaccustomcd to the use Of
stamps, and had failed to make one stick
at all. lie had tried, and vajnly tried,
but the portrait of Bcjamin Franklin
would c,gl up, At last, in despair, he
pmael it to the envelope, and wrote just
under it-'PAID Yl'eruseoi @iaG Sticks !
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

TIE Iuulta I'ac iemQnlm has rails
cd it, so5.cr pion price from So to $3.50
10 ooou0r; paper can uw lors survive
with les, ,sd the people should cheerful
Is meet ,yha, cluuot be arcid d
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

p.l7~ A letter from traveller in the new
oil regious of Pennsylvania says I'VE
were padded acros' the creek by an oil
prince, aged 10, hcir to a million, coateSs
aud hatlo-s, anI with but one suspended
70 keep his courage anl his trousers uF.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

nls and invented by Nr nuyoy Professor OF tn" I'm
rrri,I Cnllcgp tor Agriculture at Paris ana now man
uiiriurclbv g. G. UlRNER, Dr. of Il. and n Allen
town. Lohieh County, Pcnusylvaula,
tIl diseases Of the stomach. Blood, Lungs ana bnN
cIs .pccdiy and certainly currd lralthy stock viii
h brought into the very highest state o' rtlrcIun'
and one or tHh spoonful week, Is ot tggat value
d, hnri working horses, breeding suk aud colts, anI
suycd thousands ol valuable horses FROM contagious
ri.cascs. as ,vr ~ the naru.yarI as in the army
rue IEriGH WORN CONFEtTluNS
rf,ruariy iy uyarrur all the obstacles which usually
nrcyrt the cAprIug Of Worms are PHEASANT To take,
iud nj $50 one Of the most ogr"rHhe purgativ"s for
rhidrrn 20 cuuhdcnt the inventor Of the surcrs-
ot his lnh1rints stucs in thr ualhul0gcal compost
t,n of thus prrpalHtipu that 70" furnishes every gaI
uitad phy,iIiau with written pres riptlun,ds u"W
,ra in mlf,r1 mcHir1.
fIitrNi.N no On. RAT. NICE AND ANT EN.
TERNIN'NFIW NJ,
isa powder COR 'hc surr cNrrnlu'tloa e all Vrrmns
will never rhuuGf with aye ANA tImai", Hud m"ch
preferable TO ih old rnoshur"u~ taste which bard.
rns Ia yUuri uin" making i No.jhi"st. For dlrc'
,inns and pdri .uaIs the snnll bills III t' bpNeS
.l .s- Unr hundred aud thrty's'Nru "rrmhms have
hrru awarded to these celebrated Pr ldri ans up L.
Uctoh'r - I~uI.
EmAL& GoYti, ARE she wholesale Agent. In Phil'a.
For .l by at to.pnc abb: prug amt country stores
Nuv .mh.r 10. 1854 Flu.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

pe5- 4 desorter from the Army Of the
Potomac executed for desortion, aonntcd
the scaffo,d smoking cigar, aud taking
hold of the rope gave it a pull to sec iii
was strong enough to hold him
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14
rsy- A veteran officer presenter a m

gag- A veteran officer presenter a me-
mortal to Napoleon, soliciting a pension
EWe shall seo,' was the Emperor's re-
ply. Sire, you may see now, if you will
deign to look" said the soldier, uncover.
ing breast Scared all over. The PEN
sion was granted on the spot,
How MUcH.-"lf man sells his watch
lor $50 buys it back for $40; and sells
it for S45, how much does he make IN the
transaction ?" It. looks as if he made
Is but he didn't, Boy, can you tell
how much ?
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14
The chigh Cattle Powder.
S warranted

-
be the most power.
ful agent for the stom'
ach aud blood Of Cattle,
swine, or sheep, IN pro-
m,ting digestion cleans
ing the system and tran.
sfrr,nr the purified an.
imal tiuid IN flesh, fat,
milk. butter and strength
and establishing health
aud vigor.
nUYON'S HORSE E.
MGLE POWDER is the
only medicines legally
patented IN France, Eng.
land, switzerland and
Holland, aud duty adj.
miitrd 10y their Courts,
houurcd with prize mcd.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14
England Preparing for War.

Troops Nch IN ReadjneSS TO Embdyj
for dmc1ica.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14

~ Most mtu hate al lea whIcA they
len I utter themselves.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11
Spttial Notitfs.
AyEw RKAsoss WHY rHE
AMERICAN WATCH


Itismade the best principle, while the foreign
watch is generally made on principle at all. The
foreign watch Ia mostly made by and boys, BY
HAND While their labor is cheap, their york is dear at
any price. Such watches made without plan, and
sold without guarantee They irregular in
uon and quite irregular In movement. They de-
signed only to sell and the buyer s the party most thor
oughly sold. Those who have kept ancres," "le-
pines" and Swiss levers in professed repair for q
few year will appreciate the truth Of our statement,
TIE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH.
Instead Of being Ade Of several hundred little pieces
screwed together, the body Of the American watch Is
formed Of solid plates No jar ntsreres with the h.r-
mong u ts rkng, and sudden shock can throw ts
msoninery out Of gear In riding any business pur
suit Il Is all held together firmly As single piece Of
metal IL IL Just what alt machinery should be-
ist Accurate. ID Simple. 3D. strong. 4th. Eco
pomieai
We not only secure cheapness by our system, but
quality. We do not pretend that our wstth can be
bought for less than the foreign make believes
but that for its real yaue 1t is sold for one-haf the
price
indicates-Sold SubstantAl. and always reliable
wAranted TO stand any amount Of marching riding or
hing
Our nsr, higher Quality Of Watch (named P s. Bart.
let is similar in size and general appearAnes, but has
more jewels, aud a more elaborate finish
Our Ladies' Watch recently brought oct, 10 put up IN
great variety of patterns many u them Of rare beauty
aud woskm inshiP, is quite small bat warranted TO keep
time
in he tact that employ seven hundred
wofkmen m factories, and hat still unable
to supply the constant = increasing demand.
Our hfee quarter Plate atoh is hnner aud lighter
than the others have descrbed lis fine chronomet~r
balance is delioatly adjusted to the variation
caused by changes OF ptaufe These watches are
the fruits the latest experiments In chfonOmetry, and
made BY our best woTkmen, in sepafa'e depart
of factory Por the fine, time keeping quail
ties they challenge comparison With the best works Of
the most famous English and Swiss makers
ROBBINS a APPLBtON,
Agents fir the American Watch Company,
5000 lo2 Broadway, New YORK,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11

Hon. HENRY T.. DAWES ON BEcoNsrRuo.
rros.--In our absence, an extract from
speech Of Hon. Henry l.. Dawes. member OF
Congress from Massachusetts, was given to
our readers. We had read the same in
Boston paper, and observed that our old
friend had hardly been JUS, to himself.--
Thereupon we wrote to him, by way Of friend
ly criticism, suggesting point or two where
10, IL not himself mistaken, he was liable to
be misinterpreted The main point in the
case is the supervision Of Congress over the
constitutions Of the reorgsnEed states, and
we queried whether it might not be inferred
from the speech that Mr.. Dawes was sur
rendering too much Of Congressional control,
and relying too much on persuasive rather
than political power to bring the Southern
people to the right position. As our readers
have the speech which ELECTED our private
criticism, justice to them and TO Mr.. Dawes
requires of US the statement that he sympa.
thzss heartily and fully with that public sem
timent in New England which requires the
reorgauized states to come stripped Of the
last vestise OF slavery and free from all poll
tical disabilities founded in caete Or color,
and moreover that he fully recognizes the
supervisory power Of Congress over their
/ cons titutions. He holds that every constitu-
/ tiou ought to be officially communicated to
/ Congress to the end that the question of its
I Republican character may be formally passed
upon by that body and this rule he would
extend to every amendment Of the constitu-
ton of any state, whether it has ever rebelled
or not. This he in TACT proposed to The last
/ Congress but it failed to pass any bill on the
Reorganization Of states. Ia this be is clear
ly right and when the practical ques ion
comes, on the admission of representatives
from states whose constitutions are not Re-
publican, we count upon him, as chairman
Of the committee Of elections, TO lead the
House to an emphatic negative The ad'
mission or rejection Of representatives. is
in our Judgment, the only mode Of giving
: fleet TO the judgment Of Congress on
the Republican character Of State Consti-
tuition and so, we are confident, our old
and excellent friend will find when he comes
TO put his theory INTO action He is one d
the very best members Of Congress, and nor
10 danger Of blundering into mistake IN q
vital question that would be a national calam'
, ity. He is not blunIerer, but clear headed
right hearted, and intellectually very strong
man.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11
MRS WINSINW
An experienced nd fe ale physician presents
TO he at ndon 4 Noth-ts her
so O Il Ii | n @ $ " IL u Z

FOk CHILDREN IkbrHIN0,
which greatly facilitates the process Of tee,hing BY
s,ftenng ths gums, reducing all inAAmms,ions' viii
Anay all pain and spAsmodie action, audi
Sure to Regulate the Bowels.
Dsp,nd pom be it viii gi'e rest TO yourselves
ald
RELIE< AND HEALTH To YOUR INPANrs.
We tsye put upan sold this article TO- over 80 Years
.nd can say in confidence truth Of i've have
never been As to say Any Other meiciue-nevef has
il fail in single effect cure when 'iuie
used Never did ka,w Instance Of dissatisfaction
by any ne who used il the nTary ali are delight
ed with its operations, aud speak in terms OF eommendA
tion of iis magical tf,e and medical virtues
sneak ia his after ~hat do know sfter 80 ea''
experience a pledge reputation Tor the fulhlmen
Of what we here declare In Aloa even instance VIII "
the infant is tua ring from pain and exhauson rehe
will be found in afeen tsenty minutes after The raI
is administered.
Flu direeuons f1r using will accompany each oo'he
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of Curts PeFkin
N York Is on the outs de wTAPpe
Sold by all druggists throughout the world
6OsS Price, only IS cents per bottle
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11
al 274 600 600
7.3O Notes,

TO say nothing of his earlier undertaking., or
the large amounts Of bonds taken by his firm
at the lettings TO the highest bidder. AL
though other causes than imperfect agencies
retarded the subscriptions in the summer and
autumn of 1864, il cannot be denied that their
subsequent success was chiefly from Mr..
Cookies energetic direction. His efforts have
certainly been as unceasing and his wisdom,
skill and energies have certainly been taxed
as much as those of any commander in the
field, and with results not less Important
He has been ably assisted by his brother
Henry ID. Cooke, aod II. G. Fahnestock-
both partners in the firm Of Jay Cooke & Co
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11

The Times Washington dispatch says Gen.
Dodd. who had charge of the conspirators on
the trip to the Dry Tortugas, reports that DR..
Mudd acknowledged that he knew Booth
when ne came TO his house, but was afraid to
tell Of his being there. fearing that the life OF
himself aud famil would be endangered there
by. He also acknowledged that he was ac-
qusinted With Booth for some time aud was
with Booth at the National Hotel on The eve
ming referred TO by Weichmsn; that he in-
troduced Booth to John II. Surratt in the
street, and then weat to Booth's room in the
/ National, where Surratt and Booth had pm
! vate conversation. He said the Military Com
/ mission had done their duty in his case aud
the sentence was just.
! O'Laughlin Acknowledged that the Court
had done it's duty but insisted that be was
only implicated in the plot to capture the
! President. Arm Id made similar statement.
SAYING he believed the assassination was got
ten up by Bo ojtha few hours before executing
III kpapgler insisted that he had nothing
whatever 10 do With the assassination.
NJ. Forney. in his correspondence with
the Pnhadel phia Ptess, inIimates that JeH
Davis will be tritd by military commissioD
which alone would be likely to thoroughly
i overhaul his crimes. tie Iemaikes he
Govei nment has thus far shown 20 much ri
lent and stern resolve in meeting the require
ments VI jd-lIce aud the wishes OF the people
who have lost 20 many lives aud gwen 8,
much treasure TO the cause of their country
that do not doubt that the boldest cours'
will be taken in regard to this relentless ane
cruel tyran,.'
Rebel cotton still finds its way to England
During the week preceding the last steamer
there we're over 5000 bales received, or Al
= = average Of nearly 1000 bales per day, the bull
Of which came from MatamoraS, and was con
signed TO rebel houses at Liverpool.
The plan Of the Kentucky rebels and con
y servatives, so lately developed. is to elect
a majority of the Legislature. repeal the exP'
a trialion Law, form State guard. to be dlle'
4 up by returned rebel soldiers, and with thi
J. force re-enslsve the freed negroes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11
BUY ME-, TRY NE AND I'LL DO Y )U
GOOD.

Dr. Lsngley's Anodyne. A new medicine for al !,
summer complaints. Composed Of Roots, BArks and
Berries which seem have been designed for the quick
safe and sure Of dysentery cholera, cholera NOR
bus and chronic diarrhss which are so comuon with al
ages and dangerous at this season Of the year W.
never advertise certificates. Let 1t stand upon its owl
merits-this is the only way good thing ihouid b
known. Hence motto--Puy m &C. Of the heading
Every person who will testify as many have al
ready, that Dr. Langieys Anodyns is the greatest dis
covery Of the age and must be Queen Of all Medicines
by its greu cures Sold By Wood, Bixby, Go. Pho
20 cents per bottle 68;7sidsv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11
DIR. MATTIsON

Of Providence l. ire Is exclusively all diseases and
accident resulting from imp ud'nes in both sexes Civ
ing them his whole attention. Dr. NJ is thoroughly
educated physician Of over twenty years experience
bearing the highest testimonials aud undoubtedly pos
superior ss 10 that class Of d TO which be
has devoted 4ch time aud attent n Persons atads'
tanoe sud ladies especially having any trouble o; the
kini should be SURE send f1r his Botk Special Di-
.ses, sung foil Information, 10 sealed envelope
scatf tbeoss one ,tam7 far postage and direct q
DIR MArTlSoN. No Is Uuon street, ProHd a CO.
X l. 3D., 0las
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11

FRuIT TREEs,-Neyer prop up tree load
ed with fruit, to prevent the branches from
breaking down. Any branch or tree which
requires propping, has more fruit than il ought
to carry. either for the good Of the tree or
the good Of the fruit. The first thing to do
is to remove the smaller, poor or knotty spec
linens. II this is done before growth hsS
ceased, and sometimes after ripening has
commenced, the improvement Of the remain
ing portion will more than compensate for
the reduction in number. In those regions
where the pearch bears only occssionly, the
owners often attempt to get all they can, by
allowing an over-abundant crop to remain
They will get quite as many bushels BY
removing one half or two-thlrds, and obtain
an immense superiority in favor. Many cul-
tivators have observed that the last ripening
peaches on tree are incomparably better
than the frst--merely because they are moi
crowded. How much better would they be
by removing the croweipg portion before
ripening. II you wish to have good, healthy }
uniformly growing trees, not destroyed by
premature age, do not let them over bear.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11

A SEVERE Administrations the worst
instances of the tsvages of dipthers that has
come to our notice, occurred IN Albany last
week, by which a Mr. Rarilon lost five chit
dten and a sixth was SO badly on Win that
disease that it cou d not recover. One OF the
children died on Wednesday night and three
more on Thutsda, making fon lying dead
10 this house at one time. This Is very
great sorrow for one family to bear. -IrasbWg
Standard
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11

FA AL AFFaAY-On Tuesday evening,
Mike Conley, private OF 90. M, lst VI. Cav
airy, was shot by VIM. Fulkner, soldier o,
the 9Th regiment, from the la,ter's house. on
Water st. Conley has sine died of hi
wounds. Fulkner and his wife were immed-
lately arrested. aud are now in custody await
ing examination. What was the reason for
the murder has not yet been disclosed, but
will, doubtless, appear tomorrow at the ex
animation. on.-Bwliagton Free Press.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11

LIST OF PATENT. List OF Patents issued
from the United States Patent Office for the
week ending Aug. |. 1865 to Vermonters:
evi II. Thomas. NJ. d, of Waterbury,
Vermont. for improvement in steel traps.
A. f. French Of Franklin, VT, assisnor to
himself and Ed, has. rerrill, ftr improved
mode Of starting cars, Levi h. Thomas of
Waterbury, VI, for improvement in sled
brake,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11

Among the degrees conferred by the Uni
versity of Vermont, we observe that Of Mas
ter Of Arts on JamesW. Davis Of Montpelier
and brevot Maj. Gen. s.annard ofst. Albans
and that Of L. l. ID. on Rev. Samuel X. Hal
of Brownington.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11
IMPORTANT TO FkMALEs.

Tue ebrated Dr. Dos onnues % devote his entire
time to he t,Atm,n, Of a.. diseases in deni TO the fe
male system experience Of twenty three ears ens-
bies him guarantee tpee aud prfmaoent relief in
the worst Of Suppression and all o'her Menstrual
Derangsments from whatever All Letters for ad-
vice must contain 81. Office, No EHdieou street
Boston.
NB-Board furnished to those who wish to remain
under treatment
Bus on June y 1855. bS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11
THE BEST STRENGTHENING PLAs-
TER

is the porous plaster OF Dr. Acoek They are warrant
ed 10 keep good twenty but may be returned ioI
heah plasyers without charge.
IMPORTANT QUALITY.
Taey will ure weakness OF the back, pain In the
side lameness Of the knee OF the ankles or eoo
feet o,nsr and win more comfort ,hln any other Ap-
plicAtion -
KNOX LILLE Albany Co Jan. 10, 1897.
DrTA A.Io ,oK Dear il; Seyeniesn years ago
vas severely Injured in my back At length was in
due,d your p Astefs. wore one 'onstanuy io'
six months, aud did hard work daring that SIX
months than in the preceding dfteen years have 4
worn plaster for over eighteen months and have ha
Of snswing pain and weakness ia my TACK
but ha ehfen entirely well
am your ooedient servant, JOHN @. CRARY.
Principal Agency. BrAndreth House. New York,
Sold by all dealers in medicines. 66,69,daw
DURNO's UELEBRATkD CArARRu SNUFF
Is the best known remedy for Headache, Cold in the
Head snuies Imperfect Voice Bronchids and Cstarrf
Few persons appreciate the diseases arising from dsor
dered nasal organs Sight, hearing. taste and smell aI'
fequenty ruined by cold in the head The gas genera
ted by the OF this snuff ceanses the entire head snS
restores proper articulation. Its effects are pleasant an'
wonderful II contains tobacco nor other nJuriou
INGREDIENT Colleges, Societies, stites, and the mos
eminent Of the sdcal Faculty have awarded 1t testimo
malls aud premiums.
Sold by all druggists for 26 cents per box. Can b
sent by mail on feeep, Of 80 cents for one boz or 81 u
four boxes.
Address, JAS DURNo. p. 0. Box 1895.
New York City.
A,-whOlesals. by DnsAs BAANEs a Co New Yorl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11

The ticket, flee OF The Vermont Central
Railroad, at West Randolph, was entered a
bout noon on Thursday. Jolly 27sh, while the
Agent was out to dinner, aud about two hun
dred and fifty dollars stolen from the money
drawer he subsequent arrest Of suspect
ed person resulted his discharge, as sutf
cent evidence could not be found to hold
him for trial.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11

LISooLsIAEA.-Wm. v. Spencer, Boston,
will soon issue an elegant volume of Ser
mons, Ealogies, Addresses, DO. on the
death of Abraham Lincoln, price five dollars
per copy. Only two hundred and fifty copies
will be printed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11
HAPPiNEss OR MIskKYi

that IS ThE lI p IIVN
All nervous suffers afflicted with sPermatorr ca
nishly Emissions Loss Of Power, Impotence, &C. the
esu Of seitAbuss, Sexual RIcssses. and impure ron
nseors can have Of cure sent them fiss In
scaled envelopes eceipi Of red stamp Address John
b. wi ia IS p. o. BOX 1853. Phiadslpha, P a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11
WuIsKFRSi WHISK Frs

Do ,ou want hskeIs or MoustAehesi Our creeian
Compound will force thsm 10 grow on the smoothest
f,ce or chin OF hair bald heads, in SIX Weeks -
Pie, 81 O-S packages for - % tnt oJ mail any
where lnsely sealed. on receipt OF ptife.
Address WARNER & CO., Box 1873. BfookPnn'
0ZUo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11

PLENTY OF RorE.-The suppression OF the
rebel election at Richmond, Va, by the mill
tary authorities. suggests very effective way
to block the schemes of amnestied but un-
repentant rebels. The President gave them
the rope, and they hanged themselves.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11

The correspondent OF the London times on
board the Great Eastern says that she was
unable to make more than five knots an hour
against the tide in going down to Vaentie
owing to her extreme depth in the water
The rapid tightening Of her weight on her Sc
voyage proper-estimsted at over 700 ton
daily-will considerably increase her spec,
till she arrives at Newfoundland. But TAX
ing her low rate at first with the uncertai
date Of her starting, il is evident that severe
days yet must elapse before news Of her arm
val can be looked for.
1t is understood that Gen. John Il. Mul
ford, the distinguished agent fer exchange or
the part OF the United States in the late wal
IL to be brevetted Major General Of Volun
teers, in complimentary recognition Of his Ion
and eminent services in his most importan
bureau.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11

Rev Ebenezsr Cutler Of Worcester, Mass,
has beea elected President of the University
Of Vermont lie was born in Caledonia Co.,
and graduated at the University.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11

/. the porous plaster Of Dr. AicOek They are warrant
ed 10 Geep good twenty ears. may be returned for
heAh plAsters without charge.
OnAIIIY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-11

A,-whoes.ls. by DrsAs BAASH' a Co New YOrs