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Litchfield enquirer., 1867-07-04

The Wallingford community will have over thousand bushels of strawberries on their vines this year. They are picking at the rate of 2000 quarts daily.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-07-04
A RARE CHANGE,

FEHO procure beautiful fuished Photographs
 kl of Distinguished Personages at triding cost: l will send, post paid to any address; lOO Photographs of Union Generals for 50 cts {; oO Photographs of Rebel Officers for 50 cents.; loO Photographs of Statesmen and Generals for 50 cents,; 100 Photographs of Actors for 50 cents 100 Photographs of Female Beauties for 5O cents. Now is the time to fill your Albums. Send on your orders and receive the Photo graph by return mail. Address Martin Con- nor, P. o. Drawer I6, Albany, N. Y. 1y
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-07-04
Flying Morgan.

s'HlS horse is, ia fact, what Ee is claimed { to be a high-blocded Morgan Ho'se with all the symmetry of foim. speed and bottom, which so justly characterize the Morgan race.
 PEDIGREE,
 lie Va, sir d by Putnam Horse, he tv Mills Morgan, of Oid Gittord's best colts. His dam, Black beisey, was sired by the world renowned Old Clifford, he by Old W"oahuly and he by the original Justin Morgan horse. FLYING MORO AN is ten years old, ahout l3 hands high and weighs, in good cpndition $50 pounds. Color, dark bay. For style, beauty or action, speed nd bottom combined he has no superior.
 FLYING MORGAN will kt found during the season of IS at the stable ot Rufus Smith. ill the rear of the Court House, '"itchfed. TEkMs-Made known un appli cation.
 hereby certify, that l have owned Black Betsey, the dam of the Morgan stallion nnw (i8c7) owned by slr Smith. She was very superior marc, and much Tcsesnbiel her illus trous sile, the celebrated Old Clifford; and sincerely think there is not another hrse in Vermont that possess those sterling quail ties which have been so much sought after, ln higher degree "t perfection tHn this mare She was mare of remarkable power, snpe- rior speed, and capab.e of enduring thr most fatigung taldshps
 tSSON NEW COMH,
 Barnard, Vermont. ann we'll acquainted with the Morgan Stall lion now Q867) owned by Mr. Smith and know his pedigree is truly given on his bills Am also we'll acquainted with his stock and think 1t will compare favoratiy with the stock of other noted Morgans.
 J. v. ABBOTT, 7-6w Barnard. Vermont.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-07-04

w AYERS PIANO-FORTES. Grand, Square, aud Upright; Melodeons; Parlor Church, Gem, and Cabinet Organs Tae 6es manutactured. Waranted for Sig yfars Second hand Pianos. Molodeons, Organs, at great bar. gains Prices from from $25 to $2OO New and second hand instruments to let, and rent applied if purchased. Monthly installment re- ceived fer same. Old Pianos taken in exchange fo. new Illustrated catalogues mailed free Warerooms No. 4S1 Broadway, New York
 HORACE WATERS X. CO.,, Manufacturers 52 lS
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-07-04

endsd by LVoLUNrARy nightly daily losses oriq
 y caac or ho~eucr aggrarated character; promptly cor. iecns those consequence of selfabusc E- The SPECIFIC PILL contains no Mercury lron Canthardes injurious ingredient con- junction with the HYPoPHosPHEs it will rHx y1EuK FowkRs in all cases of Impoency Incapacity
 c% A NEW TREATISE -sa giving the most prominent symptoms of SEXUAL DEBILITY, will be mailed free sufferers of either sex
 PRICE sl box; six boxes s. by mail Sold by Drus sists and wholesale by the Proprietor WINCHESTER < co, to whom orders should be addressed
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-07-04

To Mill Owners, Machinists,
 and Manufacturers! 1nyHE Subscribers having started an Iron 4 Foundry in Wolcottville. are prepared to make all kinds of
 GREY IRON CASTINGS, in the best manner and at short notice. They
 will pay particular attention to and with this view have secured the services of the best pattern makers in New England, and guarantee satisfaction both as regards quality of work and price.
 All orders promptly executed
 TURNER, SEYMOUR & JUDDS. wolcottville, Ct., Feb. 22d, 1867. 46-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-07-04

A IL persons having unsettled accounts with "A Charles McNeil, Agt., will confer a favor by calling and settling the same immediately ~24 If CHAS. MCNEIL, Agent
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-07-04

s'HlS horse is. ia fact. what Ee is clair,ed 1 to be d high-bocded Morgan Horse with all the symmetry of fo1m, speed end bottom, which so justly cEaract eriz- the Morgan race
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

Nrxprxa BRoKKS VESSELS
I'll half pint ii milk put sufficient
Quantity IL vinegar in order to crude
Il: separate the curd from the whey,
ANA mix the whey with the whites o.
tour eggs. beating the whole we'll to-
cether III when mixed, add little quick
lime through sicve until i acquires
the consistency Of paste. With this
cement broken vesscis or cracks cal
~ repaired: Il dries quickly, and 70
stats the action of lire aud water --
Working tarIner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

S.rr Fog CAnrAet, y r'sfe~l~"
dear Ill the Farrncr and tAF9ner 'es'.
"a the valae ~ salt "n cAb''sssS' a''I
with satisfactory results
After i'sulinx tnrin rn' 'ie NA'e's
them some t&o NJ sl.rer 'sinr5 4 "ssn
Min alt waller. c,ntAAn'n- nuvns .T
grains " Sslf W the r'ni 'Ae en-
l.gr sreu beautifully anu hrair'i wv
very finely. while tupsy which i.Si "'
s.li water -iysn inetl. pfAlecN' l'''Ss
open hyad~s ~b'sh weFe nnii' ioF a's
..:her parpp~e iiAan bsilin1- Na'',
wstrr nas gwen ~ TIE sans time aa'
II ,l.r same quantities ~ ihe 'al' wa
,rr III does ilys Enow how sif7''- \
solution III salt shc eish'A-g' ~"N 9
laar witl.Osst iniarg. tr' " i.isif s~'ls
it'd ,i,at solutirn n- ~tEnr-eF ii'an
49,, N. nsc5 i decidedly bvie:leiAi.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22


SwrfrKD Laos IN H0KsAs.- This uss-
...,ak.s III several forms. Some
,,,nc- il i simply ! slight enlarge
,ner, ii tie larger muscles u the les !.
,.onseauent- Oh standing On nara
foor. With lack u exercise llis
..s,sn occurs when horse i Iirst taken
from the pasture and confined ~ 70. 70
stable. Tie obvious remedy y ~
Ne hard rubbing 81 the affected parts
feeding with grass o. other light icod,
ana plenty 81 daily exercise
A worse form Ut this - when
horse somewhat feeble aud diseases
II other parts, suddenly develops
swollen Limbs. This j. apparently
the shifting a disease from the ONE
orpans. Ii j. accompanied with
lack of healthy circulation, with y
YER soreness. and lamcness. Some
zines Assesses are formed, and n
hcaIs are affected with scratches =
Tie treatment required j. mil
phvsic aud bleeding, If the horse
NOT much reduced. Warm bathing
should be used, and bandages.
this trouble arises from weakness an
low living. the horse should have DC
~ food, and all means should be tTi'
10 improve the tone and vigor Of =
system.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22
Store!
0 Ryelrrs, ClelhIse. koTIrks:&c.

-1sHE undersigned would respectfully In
Il form HE Public that he hss jus, opened
4 new store. ia the house formerly occupied
by w g. dame. where he hss large
-,ock ~ Dry Goods. Clothing, Boots, Shoes
Notions, &c j. 70 which he invites the stsen-
ton Of the Pablo, and which he will sell o,
orces 10 defy competition, Call and exam
inc FRANK flNCk.
Nav "a h 1e66-iy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

NOW j. the lime for any. one wishing 70
~ purchase onr OF the mcs' hesraoie
farms IN Dnbsis coun,v. 100 scres o. \
ando- ,.ure. and IN g"nd ,nltlva'irn- y ~
rnod frame dwelling house. harm, welt
..,sts,n. .rcnard ond ~ c'h.r convenience
WA w;l he s,ld on reasonable terms ~
cash E,r further particulars inquire
"A n. krl-o. ~ the premises y f.fnHo
l,ovnshio. cr ~ &. nOANE.
ian ~, u. CnuhIk3 off'1'.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22


S1-tN., NsDN1AHtF Ia M A.sui---
TIE recent annual meeting n 'he
New jersey State 4 Agricultural 9peie'
Nv. hrii AZ Trenioss, January iH'ii. ar
,nsnted a COMMITTEES ~ memorial
The legislature. psti'ionlny ior 4 19~
regulating the Ssie u 'eEetap'vs os
weight. AMI thai ~ small isuils y
measure.
lisa desirable reform. ting iairesi
,or 10Th seller and Anyer- Bns Why
not extend il 10 fruits. Ia California
AMI n Mexico. everything j. sold ~
WEIGHT. Grain, Vegetables. apFles,
,,ear-. peaches. grapes. straw berries
Nc. - much per pslnd. There caH
II. no dosibt about false measures. %
lose packing. Vino can telA ~hen
M Jul. /. peek III 5eets. carrots p
parsnlfs. .fney are iVur tallsi escu'
Tents With biz Lesis, which iaye
trick II not packing duwn WE'LL
Half dozen 81 them viii apparently
fiji 4 Derk. fsanr il. cross la~hion. p
with sweet potatoes. Il l. aAioSetne
better to 5ay sneh vegetables Y
weigh. Il i not less sv WIKI 'r''i's
VIII knows whether he -eis barre
~ apples. Barrels vary IN size; az
wien opened they are found not y
filed 10 the TOP. 4 good halt pc
,n;sh, still lie cnnckrL ln- i;nt "
~ understood that barrel of apple
means - many pounds, and thel
viii W no cheating. When con
,,rr;tv Incomes accustomed 70 th
ncthod Of estimating quantity,
buviny vegetables am fruits, as era
or groceries, they prefer i y ali y
crs.-1ural World.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22
MONTHLY MAGA.

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ileallh. Gymnss'ir. Equestrian Exercises,
Music, Amusemen's, etc; all BY the best
mthor~. aud proiuseiy aud os'i-ticaliy IT,
.nssra,ed with costly Eugravinss IiuIl siz-l,
n-eiul sno reiinble Patterns. Embfoderies.
.Iewelry. aud y constant Succession u ar
,is,ic novelties, wi'h other useful and enter.
mining li'era urc.
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housewife, Or lady ~ taste, can sford % DO
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20 cents /: back numbers, as specimens, ~
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

honey FREE AS WATER 10 Geo
Nh Ar,ive Local ana Travelling Agents.
Maj. ~ F,n,uie. 81 nll rgsr. ar- snnted 70
4uIiri, ,fai4 ~ eyerv Guy. Town, Village.
II ,miei. Workshop nuo Factory. throughout
he entire wosld Tor 'h- most salea0sr nov
alr,.s ever kroNn. 500 Per Cent Front
..a AtapY SALE wHsRtvIR OFFERED
Sm.~, ,n.n md women cnn make irom 20
w. $40 p~r DIV and no flsk ~ 'o-r
.,ns.i capital required Of from soto ; Ivy
ne MR. money Invested 'he greater w
lprofr NJ Money ,.qui''d - scss"ce--
isc dr., -end NE ariic's~ "nd receive psv
afterwards T. u You ar'ual'y ~'sh 70 m.s.
oooey rapidly and essay. ~r's '"' ~
aariitularr and address
MINOR G. CO, from p~rl.D
30 BguApwAy. NEw Yokk City.
,S.n49 ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-22

MANtkAtI Nhh" 49, 80 N"
HARNESS AND SADDLES,
SCUM East Corner Of the Pubic square
JASPER. IND.
AFFENS hi-thank- to'he citizens ~ Dn
~ o.i- corniy aut vicinity ipr their pasl
nnt~,a.re. saA soiicits continuance nnt
extension Of The same feeling confident that
- ean make II ID me interest 81 persons ~
esnto ~ IVA, thug 10 his hne ~ desl wiz
hir, h,smstto s..sn a PROFITS END anick
-.Issr IMey l5, roe
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26
WONDERFUL CURE.
Moretown, Vt. Feb. -, is

Moretown, Vt. Feb. -, 1865.
> DIR. URANN.--Dear Sir: Hoping that this may
meet the eye of some one similarly afflicted Z feel
it a pleasure as well as q duty, to relate the CIR
cumstances of my wonderful restoration 10 health.
Previous to meeting you l had for nearly four
years been confined to my bed with spinal disease
unable to walk or even stand upon my feet. l
could sit up but few minutes at time had
many things recommended to me which tried,
and had several different physicians, but did not
receive any benefit from them. Seeing your ad-
vertisement in the paper my friends, more to gra-
tify me than from any hope of your helping me,
engaged you to come and see me. You came tho
25th of March, 1864; imagine the surprise and de-
light of myself and friends; in a short time was
able to walk about the house leaning on your arm
You came about half-past two in the afternoon;
before night 1 was able to walk across the room
alone did not see you after that day but contlnu-
ed to improve so that in short time was able TO
walk mile and half without injurlRg me. am
now quite we'll and with the blessing OF God ieel
that il is entirely due TO you Hoping that you
may continue to make glad the hearts ofmany by
their restoration 70 health, / remain very CRATE
fully vouT friend. FANNIE I. DAVIS,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26
WONDERFUL CURES,

The following Is from the Independent Stand.
ard Of July 9th, and will speak for itself
DR.. URANN.-We published two weeks ago an
item from the Newport Express commcndatory Of
this gentleman. Since then we have seen soEio Of
his patients and learned for ourselves some of his
wonderful cures. 4 Mrs. Randall, Of Georgetown,
c. E, has been bcd-rlddcn for nearly three years,
not walking step in all that time, and not being
able to situp for nearly two years She was last
week brought to the boat on a strctcher, brought
down the lake TO Newport, carried TO the doctors
room, receiving his treatment, and was able 10
walk the same day. We were told this by her hus-
band when We went TO her room and saw her walk:
not strongly to be sure, but still, very we'll Sal
mon Nye, Of Coventry, has had fever sore for
many years, which at times had been very bad,
and had steadily grown worse. When DR.. Urann
was in Newport, in April last, Mr.. Nye went TO
see him, il had been several weeks since he had
been able to put his foot on the floor. In an hour
after the Doctor treated him he was able 10 walk as
well as ever, and the next day he was at work in
the sugar bush, and he tells us he has been well
eve since. We have heard of many other SINH
lar asses in this county, that have met with the
sam success, but as We have not the patients
we aall not report them. We have seen the doc
tor and like his appearance much, and feel war
ranted in saying that he Is humbug If your
ease does not under his treatment nc will tell
You so, and no charge made for 1t.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26
WONDERFUL CURES.

read the following from the Newport Express :
RaNARKABLE CURrs DIR. Tram whom our
readers will recollect made so many wonderful
cures while in Newport last April is still astonish-
ing every one by his remarkable cures, Mrs.
Randall Of Bolton, c. T., who has been sick for
nearly four years, unable to sit up or walk, was
last Thursday morning brought by haRd on a 6ea
two miles TO the steamboat, and then to this place
arriving at night was treated by the doctor on
Friday morn before night, was walking about the
room, and yesterday left in the boat for home hay
ing been continually gaining strength. and walked
from the Mcmphremagog House 10 the boat Mr.
Badger Of Troy, who was hopclcssly sick, was
treated by DR.. Uranu last April, and is now a
stout hearty man able to do good days work
having gained sixty pounds since his treatment
Mr.. salmon Nye, Of Coventry, who was vcrv lame,
not able TO put his foot on the floor, and obliged
to walk on crutches, was treated in April. He is
now tough and hearty, walks without cane or
crutches, and labors every dav.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26
LAWS OF VERMONT, a. ID. 1867.

Public Acts, designated by tho Secretary Of
State for publication in t6e newrpapersi VI
An Act TO change the time of holding che
county court in the county of Essex,
us hereby enacted. dc.
SEC. l. SO muCn OF section tweutyeix of
chapter thirty Of the General Statutes az re.
lates to the time of holding the county court in
che county OF Essex, is so amended as to read
as follows:
Sin the county Of Essex, on the third Tues
Gay in September and the second Tuesday in
March"
SEC. 2, All processes returnab to the March
term of said court on tee third TUESDAY of
March, shall be returned Co said Germ to be
holdea on the second Tuesday si March the
same as though made returhhble at eaio lsst
mentioned time
SEC. 3. This act ehal talEe eject from It's
passage.
Approved Nov, 10, 1887.
An Act altering the December tec,n of Windsor
comfy court.
10 ktvets s.octes. &c
SEC L 4 ue u, CemOe term Of che Windsor
county C urt and cOsrt OF ohsncery ehsII bere.
after commence on tRs first Tut sday Of Decem,
Der IN ca b ye1. --.---..
SIC :. Al wriss, cults, bills. petitions bro
eessesan issues now tenoiug ia esid courts,
orw'sS 80 81 n = be q sde returuable t. said
courts rssseeiiveJ, snthe sec I'D Tuesday Of
December aext, shsu be ebtered, prosecuted,
tired ana Oisp,sed o., at the terai 10 be c, m.
meuceo On tse itst fue-day Of December next,
$50. .. all 1--we coDactng with tse pro.
Visions oil tbs set are !ereay repeated,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26
WONDERFUL CURES.

West Bratt4cborO, VI, Jan. - 1865.
DR.. URANS-Dear Sir. One year ago I was an
almost helpless sufferer from spinal disease which
had so entirely Frustrated my nervous system that
I was unable TO leave my room, could bear no noise
and but very little light without great pain.
My strength was rapidly failing, and formonths
had not been able to see any one except those
who had the care of me.
At this time notice of your visit to BrattleborO
appeared, and, as all means AZ hand for my reCov.
cry had been used without any relief, my friends
Immediately consulted you to ascertain your mode
of treatment At their request I consented TO
place myself under your care, though without any
hope of benefit from such means since the regular
course oftreatment had failed to effect anything
for me.
The result exceeded the expectations Of the most
sanguine. After one treatment was able TO take
my meals with my family, sleep well at night and
ride and walk daily.
Fran that time, by closely and perseveringly
following your directions, my recovery has been so
rapid and constant rs TO astonish every one who
knew my condition. 1t is with greatest pleasure
that take this means of recommending to the sick
and suffering everywhere the same means which
have proved so beneficial to me, and would re-
spectfully urge all afflicted was to your
services gritb01ft dl}uy.
FANNY ". WARRINEB.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26

Will upon application, furnish maps and
printed documents of the Hannibal and St. Jo-
seph Railroad, showing the location OF all their
lands on the line of the road, for sale, on the
most favorable OF terms. They have about
100000 acres now unsold, which is offered in
prices varying from IS to $i2 per acre, and on
ten years credit at six per cent interest. And
what better chance can man, even of mod
crate means, ask to secure him home in what
is by all conceded to be the finest State in the
Great West? There is not the slightest doubt
in my mind that before the time expires that
he has bought his land on, the same land will
be worth from thirty 10 fifty dollars per acre.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26
Read the following from the Hartford Ccurant
WONDERFUL CURES
siNsBvRY, May 10, 1867.

EDITOR Hartford Courant Permit nc through
the columns of your valuable paper 10 relate an
incident that has transpired in our town Of late,
which unlike many others created a considerable
furorc Of excitement. My wife has been an inva-
lid for the past FIVE years, and unable TO do any
work and exceedingly nervous Ny little boy has
also been confined 70 his bed and room for more
than a year by paralysis Of his arms and limbs, so
TINT he could not feed himself put his clothes,
or even have his finger nails cut. read the ad-
vorti.eD1ent Of Dr.. Urann in your paper, and was
induced t. try him which trial has proved per
fectly sa1;sl, lctory. The doctor came out to my
hons two We, Ks ago to-day, and in the short
space Of one 'oqr he had my wife and hey both q9
annsrrrtir' veil a. aver. My wife is now as well
She has heen for the past eight yednPS H., and my
bis hands and foer as we'll az any boy of his age
All that seems be wanting is little title more Sha ei9
on his withered hands and he Is az rlsR' onou wa
any one doubt the truthTlneS Of this they can see
the who is the b sT J4an W H6jG
in our town he treated some fl teen cases, anI
many we're cured besides the above named An" al
more or less benefited Truly yol rs, r,,,r>.
Moses ST. JOHN
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26

have farms f0g sale in the following towns
IN Vermont, of diSerent sizes, prices &C: In
Dandy, WaIhngford, Clarendon, Ponltney, Cas-
Teton, Rusland, Fairh&ven, Benson, Hubbard
ton, Whitehall, Salisbury, Shoreham, Orwell,
list of buyers that will within the next sixty
days buy somewhere. Therefore it will be for
the interest of both seller and buyer to give me
call. No charges made unless effect a sale
Ofproperty entrusted to my care.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-26

Late City Coroner and Health Commissioner
of Hartford, Conn.,
Widely known as THE Saustorian," Will visit
BRANDON, Monday till Wednesday, Jan.
Is, ii and Is.
RUTLAND, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Jan. Is, II, and IS.
FAIR HAVEN, January % and IS.
W. POULTNEY, January "a and %.
AGAIN IN FOUR WEEKS.
The D.. has been the entire past mSnths in
Caledonia and Orleans Counties, treating
DISEASES OF LONG STANDING.
Liver, Lung, and Throat Diseases; S1rofula,
Ricketts,, and all Hamors: Fits st, Vitus'
Dance, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Deaf es, Tu-
mors, Piles, DrOpsy, Kidney Di-ease all Fee
male Complaints (except internal Cantars) Ir-
regularites, Prolapsus, Mercurial and keminal
Diseases, and Taints Of the Blood, &C.
DR.. c. visits families, and brings out first
cass" people as his patrons which nc travel
ing doctor ever has done.
=. Diseases told at Sight Every case cIufden.
tial
Examinations, 81 treatment and m!dicine,
from Is to SIS per month. Patients Unable to
cali may be visited at home.
ALI ThE PAPERS SPEAK WELL OF HIM.
DE- Crlbtre has closed his visits hen for the
season he has accomplished what % other
travelling doctor ever did. He has made six
vleits 10 Newport since Spring, greatlyncteas-
ing uls patron. each time, TIL we are assured,
ne cannot attend half the den ands upon him.
his pa roDs are ~ the better classes, AID, as a
bontpelier paper eays: No phys elm ever
Vdsiied ;hla State Presenting such Ocala, proofs
oil his abilities Newport Vt, EXPIRES
"GREAT SUCCESS. a greater nunhr than
heretofore visited Littls'e Hotel ast week, on
the occasion OF the fourth regular monthly visit
OF the sanatorian to this tuwE. IpvaIi,s hear
ing OF tie great success Of the Doctors treat.
ment, csme In crowds, on foot, who wee able
and IN Carriages, and tn. last day go gr,at was
the demand, that many were oblSsed tdreturn
without prescription. his medicines an agree-
able TO take, and moet wonderfully efs.acious
In results. lie makes one more visit hre this
ialt, aud promises to return in the ssfpe "
Barton paper, Sept. 3. = q
DIR. Crabtre will make monthly VISIT to the
principal towns in this County during tae win
ter as he has in Orleans County the pas entire
8 mon hss Those towns where people are too
s'ew to seize this great opportunity 'ior heath.
he win drop from his list at 6nce, and add the
Gays Co other places.
SEE CIRCULARS.
sx Remember the days, Come early.
nov5d&w5m