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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-27
ag- A correspondent writes Fl

ag- A correspondent writes from
Fort Ambercombie, Dacotah terri
tory, under the impression that he
mas found Paradise. He sets forth
the charms of that part Of the words
as follows "No income tax; no in
fernal revenue ; no spies to see If
you treat friend on Sunday no
special police no dog tax, no poll
tax, no school taxes, or bounty fund,
And, to end with, the Indians and
halt breeds, can't tell one greenback
from another, so all our ones are
tens"
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
n t.ts,s. a, II ,ar n ssnrs Desa.

To Joseph Nephler, Clerk cfthe District Court of
said Partsh, Greeting:
A SPECIAL TERM Of the District Court In
n and for the abovenamsd Parish Of East
Baton Rouge, for the trial of Civil and Criminal
Cases, is hereby ordered to be begun and held at
Court House thereof on the
First Monday of November next.
to con tlnue, If business shall require, until the
FIRST MONDAY OF DECEMBER following.
You will cause JurieB TO be drawn according
to law TO attend said term, and will also give due
and legal notice Of this order.
BATON ROUGE, August 30th, 1866.
[Sgnedl II. 4. P0sEY,
Judge Fifth judicial District.
A true copy:
L. ALLAN,
September 18th, 1866. Deputy Clerk.
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CUNDRIES ! SUNDRIES!l
~ 100 barrels New Wheat Flour.
25 barrels Plants Best do.
=. Iowa Onions.
l5 :. Neshanoc Potatoes.
tubs Choice Butter
1000 pounds Choice q. O. @. Hams.
1000 :. CLEAR Sides and Shoulders.
200 bags White and Yellow Corn.
30 >. Fresh Bran.
100 -. Choice Oats.
IL barrels heavy Mess Pork.
IL kegs Lard,
3 barrels Refined Coal Oil.
10 boxes Star Candles.
40 :. Assorted Soaps.
300 pounds Washing soda.
2 dozen Hog skin Horse Collars.
9 :. brooms
1000 yards Cotton Bagging.
10 coils Bang Rope.
1000 pounds "Arrow" Iron Ties.
100 Balng, Irvine, &c, &c.
just received and for sale at current rates by
septic JOSHUA BEAL.
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CONSTITUTION.

!. This Association shall be called the
Massachusetts Radical Peace Society.
g ANY resident Of this State, without
regard TO nge sex or color, signing ii copy
Of this Constitution, and contributing to
its funds, shall be considered a mem Der OF
this Society, and entitled to speak act and
vote at lis meetings.
8. We affirm that human life is abso-
lutely saered, and can never rightfnlly be
taken by individuals or governments we
assume that all war, and all preparations
for war, that capital punishment, and all
resort to deadly force to adjust individual
or international difficulties, are opposed to
the highest teachings of human nature, to
the trucst expectancy. and to the spirit and
teachings Of Jesus Christ; we affirm that
defensive man killing is no less crime
than offensive man killing we affirm it
To be cur solemn purpose, under all cir
cum-'unces- IN all relations to act
on the principle of good for evil we
deem it our highest duty and privilege, to
suffer rather than infict suffering to die
rather than to kill.
4. This society will be auxiliary to the
"Univer4al Peace Society" and will assist
in contributing to its funds and dissent
mating its publications and documents.
5. The Society will hold a meeting for
business or discussion whenever summoned
bv direction of its President, and in the
in tervals it's affairs shall be conducted by
ali Executive Committee Of seven persons,
including the President, Vice President,
Correspondent, Recorder and Treasurer,
who will be chosen at any regular meeting
or the Society, and hold their offices until
Others are chosen in their places.
6. This Constitution may be changed or
amended at any regular meeting Of the
Society, by vote of two thirds of the mem
bers present.
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A Gun TO FIRE EIGHTY Times A
MINuTE.-On the Sd of August Mr..
Gale made experiments at the Ma
zine Barracks, in Portsmouth, Eng
land, with new rifle, which can be
fred eighty times in a minute. lie
declares that this rate can be kept
up for a period limited only by the
industry of the hrer and the extent
OF his supply of steel breech-cases
into which the cartridge is placed
and once within which it is almost
impossible that any accidental blow
can explode them. The arm is very
simple in its construction, and the
barrel remarkably easy to clean, be
ing open at both ends, and the car
fridge case is completely cleared GU
of the gun or pistol at each dis
charge.
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TRoops.-Several companies be
longing to the 4th Heavy Artillery
(c.) arrived here from New Orleans
per steamers NJ. S. Mepham and
julia on Tuesday and Wednesday,
They are mounted as light infantry
The Regiment is commanded by
Col. Hartwell, who is expected here
in a few days.
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In this city, on Monday, the oath mat,
at his late residence, TIMOTHY MORAN,
aged II years, native of Roscom m on i,
Ireland, and for the past II years native
Of this State.
In this city on Monday, tho oath inst.
at the family residence, WILLIAM
GRADY, son of the lute James Grady +,
aged ID years.
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PEACE SOCIETIES.

In this unitarian age, Wneu SOCio-
ties spring up on every hand for the
development aud maintenance of Ger
tain principles and objects tending to
foster art and science and to promote
mutual interests and safety, it seems
strange, that organizations having for
their object the sublime mission OF
Peace, should have been for the most
part Ignored
Moral, religious, political and other
associations abound, but in neither of
these do we find the one grand idea
of "peace and good will to men" in
its broad and universal sense engrafted
as the handspring of their action and
existence In past years where at
sempts have been made to found socie-
ties for the propagation of peace, the
spirit necessary to their success has
been permitted to anguish or degen-
crate and the societies have gone IN
der, thus leading US to the irresistible
conviction that the evil passions of
ma nkind which crop out so promi-
nently even among those who affect
monopoly of the moral and religious
elements of the world, are too pre-
dominant to admit of more than q
brief or spasmodic duration Of those
philanthropic aud bcnifcent organiza-
tions, having for their object the uni
versal spread and practical example,
cation of Peace. "Pity It's, lis true"
that such should be the case The gall
Of sectarianisra, scctionalism, bigotry
and fanaticism, in which the human
heart of the present day is 50 deeply
STEPPED, must first be made to give
way at least in measure, ere we can
expect to witness anything like sys
tematic and universal application of
those divine principles and sentiments
which enjoin peace and good will on
earth to men
A new effort ia the interest Of
Peace has lately been made 10 Boston,
upon an organized basis. We copy
below from the Post, Of that city, the
Constitution Of the Society The
Society was organized at meeting Of
the friends of Peace, on the 9th of
July last, with J. p. Blanchard as
President. 1t holds its meetings at
No 4 Waverly Place, Boston, where
the friend of Peace are respectfully
and afectionately invited to attend
and sign the Constitution. 1t is to
be hoped that this new movement
may be directed with that wisdom
and earnes'ness Of spirit and unswerv-
ing fidelity to the great purposes Of
its organization as will make it an
instrument of great good in the land :
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u A wag in New York, stand
ing at the corner of Oliver and
Cherry streets, opposite to one Of the
"Catskill ice" carts, drew piece of
chalk from his pocket, and marked
the letter NJ before the word "ice, :"
which of course made it read, "Cats
kill mice"
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THE INTERNAL REVENUE GUIDE,
LAW OF JULY 18TH, 1866,

TONTAINTEG all the Internal Revenue Laws,
~ codhed and arranged in their appropriate
places, with all amendments substituted for rec
tohH parts Of sections repealed, with Decisions,
R-lings, Tables of Taxation, Exemptions, Stamp
DutieV, &C, and fu Digest and Alphabetical
Index. Just received at
augl6 REALS BOOK & VARIETY STORE.
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THE "SUN"
ANTI-CHOLERA MIXTURE.

TNHI5 preparation, which Ia 80 widely known
4 throughout the Northern and Eastern States,
il most excellent remedy, especially In cases OF
sudden Diarrhea, Dripping Pains, etc.
Price One Dollar per bottle, with full directions
accompanying each.
augi1 JASTREMsKI Il MCCORMICK.
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STATE OF LOUIsIANA-PARIsH OF EAST
Baton Rou2e--Clerk's 0fics-auccession OF Pc
ter Keelan--NO 9D4
A NY ONE owing the Estate of Peter Keelan,
N will please come forward and make payment,
and any one holding claims against said Estate,
viii present them, duly authenticated, at this
Office In the next ten days.
l.. ALLAN, Deputy Clerk.
September 18th, 1865
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ARROW TIE.

TIME Painted Bands and Arrow Ties, are a com
l=plets substitute for Rope in Baing Cotton,
they are UIuch cheat err than Rope and can be had
in quantities to suit purchasers at
septIS A. JACKSON
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RALING AND ROPE.

DLANTERs in want Of good article Of India
/ Bagging aud Rope, can find the same at
santlh A JACKSON'S
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sap With what you have, be sat
isfied. All you hear, believe not.
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Advances Made on Cotton.

TIME UNDERSIGNED will make liberal ad-
1 vances Of Cash and Mercha ndise on Cotton
when forwarded MIN for sale shipment
auglS JOSHUA BEhL.
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CIDER VINEGAR.

DEALERS supplied with barrels and half bar
J rels Of Cider Vinsgar, on reasonable terms at
septic A. JACRSON'S
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HLIVE oIL--1O cases pints and quarts For
~ sale by tsept6l JULIUS @. B0GEL.
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CUNDRIES / sUNDRIES,l

September 18th, 1866. Deputy Clerk
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NOTTON COTTON Tho highest cash prices
" paid for cotton at
septl5 A. JACkSON's
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05
agricultural.
GOOD REPORTS.

Here is a lot from our friends among tn,
farmers, and we hope they are not exhausted
yet. Bring out your reports Of great crop:
and extra fine stock. so let your good fruit,
be known and spread abroad, to lead other,
in the right paths.
For the Journal
"GOING THE WHOLE HOG"
Mr.. EDITOR :--RealiEing that there is a
general anxiety among the pork growers oil
Vermont to improve their breed Of hogs, the
citizens Of our vicinity have the vanity to
announce that, by continued crossing, they
have been able to produce some fine specimens
Of smallboned pigs. A. d. Pearce recently
slaughtered a SOW, that raised him a litter OF
pigs; one he keeps for another trial, the 9TH
ers were disposed Of to five different indi-
viduals. The old one dressed, at the age OF
nineteen months and seven days, six hundred
and twenty five pounds. including twenty
three and half pounds Of loose fat. Three
Of the pigs, at the age Of seven months and
twelve days, weighed, one 1898 lbs, including
labs. loose fat; another. $40 lbs, including
10 lbs. loose fat the third 308 lbs, includ-
ing | 2 lbs. loose fat; and the fourth, at the
age Of seven and half months, 34S lbs, in
GLIDING IA IL lbs. loose fat. A. A. Goodell
dressed hog that weighed $50 lbs, includ-
il x 80 BIS. loose fat number Of others,
weighing from 500 to $50 lbs. Should like
to hear itom other sections.
ALoNzo PRARoE.
East Calais, Dec. 1865.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05

Principal Oee and Laboratory is at the N r. corner Of
sixth and Commerce Streets, Philadelphia. where all
letters for advice or business should be directed.
He will be found there every Saturday professionally
to examine lungs with the Respirome,er Tor which his
er is three dollars. All advice free.
In New York, At No. 80 Bond Street, every Tuesday,
from 9 A. NJ TO F. Nj
In Boston, IS Summer Street. every Wednesday. from
Q A. Nj 10 8 T. NJ
A. fillmore, Nd, Jos Baltimore Street, every oihrr
Friday
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05

Hon FLOODED SHEEP--I have been
breeding the Cotswold sheep for few
years past. The first lot Of Wethers for mar
ket has been sold to Bailey and Brothers for
twelve cents per ID. live weight. Some Of
them are expected to weigh nearly three hun
bred pounds They will be in Montpelier
the first Saturday in January together with
three store sheep on their way to Chester -
The Farmers OF Washington County are in
vited to call at Montpelier and Examine these
fine sheep X. g. HILL. =
Gilmore, Dec. 90.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05
AND SYPHILIS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI
CATE HEALTH

=, DIX. DOW, Physician md Surgeon, Nos. and 9 En-
dlcot street. Boston is consulted daily FOR all diseases
incident to The female system Prolapsus Uter or Fall
tug OF me Womb Fluor Albus Suppression, and other
mispsnnM are all treated upon path
days 80 invariably certain is the mode Of trea
ment that the most obstinate complaints yield under H.
and the afflicted person rejoces in perfect health
Dr. Dow has no do bt had greater experience in the
cure OF diseases Of women and children than any other
ply stefan in Boston and has since 1915 confined hi.
male complaints.
BAH letters must contain four red stamps or hey
NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05
HELMBoLD's ROSE WASH

An excellent Lotion for diseases arising nom habits Of
dAspauon used IN connection with the Extracts Bueha
and sarsapara, iasuch diseases as recommended Rvi.
denee OF the most responsible and reliable character win
aoeompany The medicines Also explicit directions for
ule HN hnndrsd' n thousands living Witnesses and up
wards Of 5000 unsolicited certificates and recomnena
toFy letters many Of which from the souroos
including eminent hysioiana clorgyuon, Statesmen, &c
The Proprietor has rcsorted to their in
me newspapers he docs Dot 40 this from the faet that
se'es rank a. Standard Preparations, end do need
to be proppcd up by coriqcaies
Tho helenee OF Medicine uso The uoric Column should
stand simple pure, majestic, having Fact for It's bass
Induction for It's pillar, and Truth alone for is capit.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05
FARM a. FRUIT LANDS,

" INELAND FARM 81 FRUIT LANDS,
In mild and healthtu climate Thirty miles south
OF Philadelphia by Railroad 10 New Jersey. on The
same line Of latitude Baltimore, Md
Ihe soil is ieh and productive varying from clay to
san loI M suAb for wheat grass corn, toba, co,
fruits and vegetables This Is fruit country -
Five hundred vnej ards and orchards have been aned
out by experienced ut growers. Grapes, peach $,
peals, Sc, produce immense PROFITS Vineand Is al
ready one of the most beautiful places 10 the United
states The entire territory consisting Of fifty tqIaie
miles Of lard, Is laid out uIOn general system u inn
pfuyemfnts. The land is only sold actual settlers
wi provisions for public Attainment he place on
account Of its great beauty as He Other advantages
as become the resort OF pc pl oftaate has nCteas-
ed i've thousand people within the past thrte years.
ChJrchs 81 re-, schools acadt mies sOcie Of art and
learning and other elemen Of nement culture have
been introduced Hundreds Ofpeopie are con antly set
ting. tunoTcds OF new ouses are being constructed
Price Of farm land ~ lots and upward SIS per acre
five and ten acre al Village lots for sale.
Fruit al vegetables rpen earlier in this district than
in any other locality norlh Of Noff lk Va Improved
places for sale.
Opening, for all k nds Of business Lumber Yards
MAnufacturts undres Stores, aud The Ike anu
81 am Power, with room, can be rented
f,f persons who desiio Dild winters healthml eli
cd aooundn g in fruits, and processing all other social
PRIVILEGES, IN The ha.ft Of eyzautL It is worthy Of
visit.
Letters answered and the Yueand Rural paper Iiv-
ing 'u mio matt n, and containing Reports II scion
Robinson sent 20 applicants.
Address CHAS. lands, inelatd p o., LaLdis
Township, New jersey
From Report u Soljn Robinson Agricultural Editor
OF The Inbune Is one of the mos. * ens,e fer.
tile uscts in an Almost level posit and suitable
diton for fimiug that know Of this side Of
he Western anel." 81 .03iaw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05


Mr.. EDIToR, Sir I'll notice ia the Rutland
Herald, Of Nov. 80, an extract from your
journal, concerning the product in butter Of
COW owned by Amasa Scott, of Craftsbury,
with your declaration that she was doubtless
the best COW that could be found in any OF
the Dairy States, and should Immediately be
named "Gold Drop" take this opportu
nifty to state that have full blooded Alderny
heifer (called Nellie,) three years old the 10Th
Of February last. She brought me her frs,
cali IN the 25!h Of December, 1864. soon
found she was decidedly superior for butter
TO any COW | ever had, and therefore a trial
was made for 81 days in January, the milk
being scum at "a hours old for her calf, and
the result was so lbs. of superior butter.
Beat this if you can in truth, with a two
years old heifer, not high fed during that
time. | could state more concerning this
heifer, but consider it unnecessary.
| am very respectfully yours,
HIRAM HoLLKY.
DoRsET, W., Dec. 10, 1865.
Mr.. Holley has sent the pedigree Of a
thoroughbred Alderney bull, which we hold
for the inspection Of dsirymen.
Ed. JOURNAL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05
ID ING = VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
Nv a GKEAr nAIR KEsTOKAII 81

This Preparation fives universal satisfaction wherever
inuod cod The dis oyerer by patiently experiment.
ing, has sucoeeced in combining such ingredients
uni in lhs compound the vaous hair Unovators and
reviewers tNtant. 1t is inialiible Of gray
heir h. its
Original Color and Lustre.
Thousands of ladies Who have formerly worn Front
Pieces nave di oafdtd them snd changed their gray
hair the dark, lusu0us, skfn tesses Of youth,
Light, Red Faded hair he changed 10 beautiful
auburn by two " throe applications DO not, them
wear such an ancert aud dilApid ted appearance to
Jour itHds, but Sc IRE al bottle Of Anbrosia
Thing Of Beauty is Joy For ver " uumors
and Diseases u he scalp produce badness. The Am
oiosia Is warranted to restore the to healthy
ctbdltion and thick he hair DaudTud is thor uehly
efadicaitd By use ucnng and burning OF the scalp
nay Il cured by two applications
Il is richly perfumed u air Dressing IL is not a
dye 1t does not tan the finest linen A vegetable
eompound-t does not act nJ afiousy upon the hair
health, as 90 nrie Of silver dyes, or those made OF
other ~ zious drugs. 1Iy it and be convinced
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05

h.Ael saraapariila "a blood Puriner my Extract
po,,' ~ plufetio and VIII Get rs such In all cases
nom nro prepared on purely sciertno nr,rcinloata
u.oea1 tro tho most active measures Of either that
Gun 90 made ready ana conclusive tas, viii bo com.
paon OF their properties with thooo forth in tho fol-
lowing vorka;
REQ Ii'penaatofy Of tho United staies
ofrhyalc. ' 'AS"''
remarks made by tho celebrated Dr. PnrsIo PhfiA
sec remarks made b. nr. ErnEAig Mcnov-rrt a oele
nrated Physician and Member q tho Rovsl coeee on
suIgeohs' ireland md published IN the Transnctons of
the King and Queen . Journal
eeo -Heule 'hrnrgiesl Review, published by DENy,s
IaAyfha' Fellow Of tho Royal Coleco Of sprgeona'
see most Of the late standard works on Medicine.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05

,. DR. wARRsNs BILIOUS
Il R4 9So4a a., curing %s,a Ly.I iSs,..
! ~'es-.s..--->--ss~ Dyspepsia, General Debility,
eostiv,ness ri Is, and all bilious diseases
For cleaning, Strengthening, invigOratng and put
ing in orner the weak, run dosn debatsd and dsess
ed bumsn syttem Ia believed to be unequAed by any
GREAT REGULATOR
Persons suffering from complication q diseates Of a
chronic nature aud cannot tell exactly what as them
will find sure aud speedy relief in the use Of DR. War.
iens Bilious BiteIs. Such case was Mr. Daniel
Smiths Of Barton Vt who writes under date q Aug
q, 1862 81 commenced taking the Bitttrs first Of
July have taken one bottle and part OF another-hnd
my health quite restored" Mr.. Smith had been out Of
health for months, and unable 10 labor.
A GREAT HUMOR CURE
MI. Smith atoye alluded to, says My son who
has been troubled for years with under his
has been cured by taking one bottle Of Dr. Wauens
Bilious bitters
1t quokeus the circulation, restores the Loot appetite
regulates all the functions Of the body. tleanses the
blood, oarries Of all morbid and uuheal by secreions
thereby prevent curing all diseases OF the skin aud
all complaints caused by impure blood. disofdered
condition the liver stomach aud bowels 10 the W. ak
and emaoiated Dr. Warrens Bilious Bittnrs partc-
ulaiy eoomm tnded AS the per ect tonic aud nvg
orator the world has ever en- MI L. " Paul. "
n anchester n. H., says 81 had become so muth
red ced that my weight vas only 40 lbs (afer
using the btteis three weeks) weigh ls0bs !"
Persons who SUBJECT 10 f.vers, caused by sudden
colds overlooking the stomach, oyetexetton, other
causes, may always etoape settled fever by few do
tes OF this medicine. fever cannot live tweutJ four
hours where Dr. Wautn's Bilious bitiers are used in
season.
hat DR., Mason Of suncook N. H., says March u,
1868 Having made extensive use Of Dir. Wauen's
Bilious Bittcrs IN my practice during the past two yeats
have no hesitation In ecomm nding them TO the pub
lie as very reliable and valuable family medicine from
the use q which be obtained more satisfactory re-
suits than rom any other compound with which
acquainted subsequently, in ccnvttsAton with The
proprietor DR.. M. says % ] should not know how to
get along In my practice without Dr. Wauens Bilious
Bi.ton
Beware d tounteffetts and imitauous Observe fac
simile tignatute Of the proprietor JOHN A. PERRYD
ovri the cork OF each bottle without which Is gem
Price so erts and 81 per bottle
Prepared only by John Perry. Chemist, Boston,
Mass. Sold by NJ, s. Burr Co.. 20 fremont Street,
Boston, and By all druggists
n h. Brown, MontP lier sholesale and etail agert
for Vermont Oct 30,dAwlys
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05
I am very respectfully yours,
Hmm. Ill.,,

The lumber trade of Burlington for 1865
foots up sixty millions o feet. With so many
feet it ought to have had "a good run" and
il hAs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-05

CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
CHARGES MADE.
Those who need the services Of an experienced phys
can or surgeon in all difficult and chronic diseases o
every anne and nature should give him call
T. Or. Dow imports and has for sale new atticl
called the French Secret Order by mail Two for 81
and red stamp. 67,OS
NAV 1855