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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-27
IMPEAGHNENn.
The Vote OH Saturday.

From our Washington cXch augcs,
we condrnsa the following interesting
summary OF The exciting proceedings Of
Saturday last:
Alter order had been restored and the
members OF the IouSc had become seat.
cd, the question was taken upon Mr..
SScnAtor Summers motion, 10 vote upon
the eleventh article first, and it was
agreed to, all the Senators voting, one
way or the other, except Mr.. Crimes,
who had not entered the Senate Cham.
Der. Senator Howard was in lis seat
cnvclopcl in dick shawl.
a motion was then made to proceed
~ once to vote, as ordered by the Sen
1,,tc, when Senator FrsScndcn rose in
his place and suggested Il pos'ponemcnt
OF the vote Tor halI an hour, by which
= time Senator Grimes would be present.
AZ tins moment, however, Senator
Crimes ,Slook!nG pale and feeble, came
into the door to the right Of Tic Chief
Justice, and took Il seat there.
The eleventh article was then read
and the roll called, and tho question
wa; asked each Senator successive
ly.
Senator Anthony being first on the
roll, and being couutcd as doubtful, all
eyes were turned upon him, and in a
lalicrnI voice he voted "guilry."
y buzz ran through The galleries. but
having been almonishcl by the Chief
Ji.stcc and squads Of policemen being
1 l. 4 I 4 !
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-27
How the President Talks Ills Opinion

The CORRESPONDENT Of tho Now N,yL
| U'orM gives AN account Of an intcr.
view with Mr.. Johnson ON ThnrsA,,
| last. After The usual orrcijrrs ,h,
President asked
swell. what is there rrw to ,,,y
about the impcachmcut Nou orau,.
eyed ccn,lcuon arc supro.nI ,n know
Incarlv everything that's aainr ou,n
| stated 10 the President What an.
pcarcd to be the r,clin~ in the city.
and what bad bocn advised WAS thr
average opinion il New York the pr..
yiour Saturday afternoon.
""o,' said he, "lhc wcialy men Of
Wall-strcct are NO., oritn. e. conGtnnt
Of what is called conviction as thew
lave been.
"Such is my understanding"
Mr.. johnson loughel; odd laugh,
drummrd with his fingers ON tl,n drsI;
before him. watched thcn while he
drummcd, and mut,cred TO himself.
eyes well, WE'LL
OF course, MIR. President, vou'rc
we'll enough aware, without inv.rc-
nindinu you. of ,lI thc nc,ln,i, -,
which the managers and thc rcst ~
, Radicals Interested IN tLc ;,,no,.h
mcnt are cudcayoring to fore, thc
point. they are ,ryinr in nartiruIar
TO make senators believe tio1 IN H.,
event OF acpuiual the President, viii
thus sanctioned in his wcl known oul-
ragcous goines ON, at once proceed 20
rule or ruin The country. unset THING,
throughout the South. Snoil the recon.
Struction business with a swift hand
withdraw the troops, dcpose the mill
tary governments. Irclarc all rorcrr,;-
Sional experimentation null and
void"
"And, in fine" inicrruptcl thc
President, with smile ..sct mn nm
archy in general and preside over i
with sccptrc, if he cam
CHATS about thc end Of the pro-
phccv--ycs, ccrtainly.n continued Mr.
Johnson, after an impaticnt sim. "T
anticipated Just such nonsense. You
have been here often enough. and
have heard my views EXPRESSED often
enough, to render it needless to talk
about now. These men, | suppose,
will stop AT nothing. 1t will be
strange, though, if they make any un
nrcjudiccd senator believe ali The OK
aggerated statements that arc anoat.r
went Oh to remark that had half
presumed the President might deem
it improper to make any public dccla-
ration Of what he intended TO do after
the conclusion of the trial, and that l.
would not, Therefore, suggest that lie
should vouchsaic such communica-
tom 10 me.
''l am strongly Of the opinion," said
the President, "that at this time the
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-27

~ "S W. ii"iA\HNl'
b"ync and Chandler both mad,
! speeches IN Norfolk on Iu"S'tav nighI
b"ynn c'am"d and hotd In" court.hou<r
ana Nhaut!"r was forced to - outside
'aNne seems to have had Iar%" ma
lprltv "t iI," negroes with him. Cham
dirr 5 speech was IN lavor OF the Consri.
'nnon. il""vrn came out for nike
SCHOOLS. Bavne's speech vas accord
'n,S to IN" J. l"H'"t"", dovotrd ~ than
Lcr. ihc Doctor sand he WAS aa'onIsh
rd mt ~" ldra OF dcludrd negroes threat.
rnmg h'm to Keep his roulh shut
h'S cam" with an 'Ii~@nce from such
men as Seeing. br"lt"n m"%r", wbc
,ii>@ han, was rocked IN In" cradle OF
S""fnnro ana bari'"rd ~ the river "i
stupidity. lie thcn pitched into Chnu.
"Irr ana ms party Nlih"m groves. II"
s"'o '','t they mad 's"d IT." medium ot
'"' P"'n't to "nn"nncr '"rir grand gath.
"t'"%' ana despite the A'aNor and all the
l."'tcr. 'h'E r"oId not h"id u b"@ansr
lnn hrP"",'Ga"S wh" sustained mm
(naynr)' although hIarE, wrr" deter
n'"r TO MAINTAIN 'n"'r nghi$; and
''a'S ''c F'aS"'l NiInndl"r ana hs party
were now "'tL "l d"or' u" dlSscc'cd
I''"'N""t F''ChdcI rT'nHPi's, and
mos" CT ms lrirn'S, wi'',r ana black
Ni''N",rrS Ni'N",rrS position reminded hnm Of II"
VIM" hlld wh" 'rlcd t" h" hnyk rhr
"'acE "'F"" t'IWrN'" ne feathers from Inn
"'," he wa" W"''c sun; Hhl W.irl N.ur'"
{" 81 ms '1''',r'" ne crH"''d back t" IL"
"''.'' '''cN ,hHy u!d no" SNOW nm
|!'' '""V ''' 10 Nlii nm 10 get ri'' OF
min JuSI SO with Chandler ana his
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-27

Pssqnger faro from St. Louis to
Now York has been reduced to S25,
making it "clcapor to travel than to
stay homo
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- 'iia mos, %siuumlinm noIi,iral IN
T.gur EYER known to The nnI,,irs of ,his
c,uu'ry is row on foot amnnr rromjncrt
pnnlraus anI otlicc-holIrra in ,h,s c;,,,
a" Aglrcw Iohnsaa, pros.icu, Of hc
t'n''"d S,orrs aHar acmiial and Chief
Justice Chase. Tic object is tho Cor.
nation Of a third rqrtv. and the d,(rut
u tiru Grant, it nominated AZ Chiropo
On 'iucslnl Mei rN-Govcrnor pro,t oc
Nnwmud, aaja tna, acrG,r,l voulI
loIipw, muj hcGlr, u week Vas out tho
country wnnd be- ns,onia,rd by an on.
ir" chHn"r of Cahincl It. has sine,
N""rrcI ,Iat The President has agreed
10 scui III nrW tuhUrL Of Rcplbicous
mnrdainr utter acwiral, ana ,o aaop,
az. @l}niY y.trtv out lie ircaus:ync,,nn
ura nro5 OF CONGRESS Senator lIcndcr.
son Last might stated rht% aurcrmcnt 10
h"a tact, and it. is believed bv yhrcwd
Udrr5to hr on" Of The frnclpal clc.
"""i w"rrrh, auiiicIeuL strength and
.r'~"rnny bn given to Mr.. Glasses
marty t" ma'," 1t formidable, and to
.hr"w 'h" PRESIDENTIAL election into tho
'lo"S" Of Representatives, il aot to elect
,l8 caEdi!atc before the people. This,
w"N"m"uG expects to hc able to defeat,
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1t will all como around right yet.
After having cursed the country with
all manner of crucltics, Llunhcrs and
lawlcss cnactmentH, for the last seven
years, the Black Republican party is
driven to admits It's blundcrs one by
one, and to confess that from The be-
ginning the Democracy have been
right. Military Commissions, de-
nounced by the Democracy from The
beginning, upheld by thc hat,iIcut
fanatics, as the life OF the nation,
were declared lawlc3a BY tho Supreme
Court. The whole mass and mess Of
Reconstruction legislation the Black
Republican party cottcsscs to be ut-
tcrly unconstitutional, by thoir threats
to that Court and their abvilgmcnL Of
It's jurisdiction. But the Democracy
have always denounced !hc enact
ncnts Of tho Rnmp, as crimes against
the Constitution, and shameless usur-
cations, partisam and outrageous.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-27

AcuurrrAi MrAN& \ Nrw PLATOON
roR THE DEMOCNATIC pAKrY.- - ll'UcS
Soirn las a leader which SAYS:
ave know OF What we speak, and
We say aulhoriIivc}v that The Democrat.
&c platform w:Il h. 50 amended as 10
r""ognI&e International progress OF the
last seven years and ~ suit the proarcS-
slvc temper Of the time. On the An Of
July nest, that programme will be
cnmcialcd ia I'ammauy IIul, in The
city Of New York. lis main plank will
he drnunrla'Ion Of !itr principle Of hI-
man slavery, and an acccrtancc ol all
the legislation 81 the period on that Sub
l"ci The rrpnliaton and extinction Of
iIlr Confederate debt The equality Of al!
men before the law and 3H,DolNol snG,
iragr. IL is shrcwdiy calculated that
IN view oi such a programme 'hc alicna-
ted Democratic element, which now
constitutes the Rcpublcam majority.
having become diSgu&'cd with party
which IS incapable OF government, or
OF even defending It's own life, and per.
ccIvlng, moreover, IL other and vigorous
hands a platform covering their old urin,
ciplcs. vii. at once i!uck to tho new
standard, and leave the HcDublican
party 10 sink 10 ruin. This is a pausi.
bic conception. and will b. sure to WIN
II Andrew johnson IS acgtNtlcl."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-27

Sergeant Bates has boon asked to
undertake y tri p through New Eng
land, which, however, hc promptly do
climcd, on grounds of being extremely
hazardous TO life and property. Tho
proposition is, that the Sergeant shall
undertake trip through all the Now
England States, (cxccpt Connccticut,)
carrying the flag, and to start on tho
journey without money, and in all
other respects tho same as bo did in
bis late tour through tho South. Tho
soldier gives tho following reasons
why such an undertaking would bo q
great risk Eirst--To undertake a
journey through tho Now England
States without money is equivalent to
starvation. Sccond--To travel thro'
that region with money, he ran o
great risk Of being robbed on the way.
The Knoxville Jirss G; HerdM of
Thursday says that Governor Brown
low has had Il severe attack Of palsy,
and that but faint hopes arc entcr-
tanned Of his recovery
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h ice train the Lady arrived, but 10 ! ctcr
IN fates the trunk was left at Chicago
kaught to DO but telegraph back to have
h sent by next train which was due 10 so
b. NJ, for what can ladies do wiihou
|helr portable clothes closet At length
.alf past tou arrives aud with it the ex
bec,ed train But you can mare easily
ma ginc than | can describe our chagiin
d fnding that the trunk had again been
Ia, Ut Milton Junction. So | was COM
beled to take ride by moonlight Of
|ome eight miles, with a pouting lady
N my side, (and why blame her p much
AUST my will, Of course, and arrived
Epmc in the early part of 18th Of July
Forming. The 18th Of July was spent by
Nm people in the good old way of having
good tine generally, such as picnic,
hat ides aud mutual interchange Of
eod will. E&Eaea
a The weather has been extremely warm
|euehipg as high as 90" in the shade
bout every day for the last two weeks.
n | tell you what it ia, Sawyer, this is a
7elightlul country, ahead of Lamoile
tounty in many respects, But if you
IN cxhopcgate me from the mime OF q
nttercr, will say it is not in young la
n With much love for Lamoillc County
Ma her Interest,", ! remain
ri Yours, as ever,
RUsTCUs
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DAIRY MEN I!
LOOK TO YOUR
[ n L Z r z S L S

Having long seen the need of an improve
mcnt in the mode OF packing Butter, and having
uicd various methods Of keeping it
UNDER BRINE,
aad when ono Thing after another has failed, MY
determination to succeed has not abaLed-my
motto being,
Attempt the end and never stand in doubt,
NOthag so hard, but search will find ii 1ut;-
And knowing the first class dealers in n. T.,
and Boston and elsewhere -
And having been told by one of them that
they would give me SO per hundred more for
my dairy if / would hetp 1t UNDER BEl.E-
and sold to them at that time, Tor 50 cents when
the going price was II cents tlN3t fall:)
We have the opinion Of the DNSp men enrag-
ed in dairying, on this very point. II. \. vii
lard of Orange County, N, Y says: tSee BIOS,
tor ssCultiyator'' of recent cate - great
deal Of uttar hurt, every year because it is not
kept under brine. ~ .... .
Have Succeeded in periccting
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RUsTICUs.

Fl poLIrIoAL pRosrEcT IN VIRGINIA.-A
Firginian gentleman of Intelligence writes
v Gov Boutwell,, giving a concise state
ncnt of the political situation in that
Mate, He says the votes registered, as
1opied from Gen. Schofeld' s Official report
re as follows:
4 Whites, 100 l0l +; cOlored, l05,S32.
Eherc was majority of 45.455 in favor Of
&lling convention, which may be re
hrded of fir indication Of the loya
HreugIh of the State. At the last elec
Ion, saws this writer, there were li5
khitc votes cast in the city of Richmond
|or the convention there are now in thai
>ity over cue thousand white mcn en-
n.led in organizations friendly to the
and pledged to vote for its
Eoption The increase in the white Tn
IA vote through the S,ate may not be in
|6e same proportion, but it will he very
|argc. There will he no officially in So
chring competent mcn to ill all the Off
ces from their inability to take the test
oa,b. because the party which advocates
Tue CONSTITUTION have fully pledged them
selves to relieve all men who will cope
raxc with it IN securing the reconstruction
1T the S;.te. fits can be done by II
hrec ffths vote Of the Legislature. The
ritter. therefore, urgcs Gov. Boutwell, to
iccommeni Congress to provide at once
hi an election in Virginia, tn at ST c may
" restored to the Union as soon as posi-.
Ic -JouyuM,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-15

kATrEMPT TO Burn RUTLAND Another
|cendiary attempt was made to burn
u'land, rAursd " evening Rags, satu
Ned with turpentine, were thrown into
10 workshop of T S. Gibson & Co., in
" Town Hall building. The fire was
'ecdily ex,inguiscd by the application
NJ few pulls Of water. without damage
the property.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-15

osE dollar looks like very little sum
y pay for a preparation that will effect
uch wonders os are always achieved by
EB.rrett,s Vegetable Hair Restorative, "
low SO popular throughout the entire
puutry. Let no one be without it This
the only hair preparation that received
Ne first prcmium'' Of silver medal at
u State Fair in 1866 -.HarcheStcr (N.
u Uatod. .H tH
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-15

N WIsrAR's Bls m of Wild Cherry and
Faces Celebrated S4lve have stood the
M of long experience, aud have conc
bto general use. These articles are no
back uostrums. but genuine preparations
|kiIlfully compounded, aud well adapted
b the class Of diseases for which they
he recommended Seth w Fowle g. Son,
yoston, Mass. are the proprietors.
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AGENTS WANTED.

~ - - / I Ii u N Il m, EO sur,
GLASS CLEANING POLISH
This is anew and most excellent article pa
tented by Mr.. CHARLES NJ, Brown 1t will be
universally used iuI II moe eiectnalthan tire
old fystelL OI cleaning Windows NJ rr9rs Cola
sih tr plated wdIe. Brass, opper Tin, &c. ia
east .appiad ard SAVES both time labor and
annoyance I
A sample sent to Agents, OF one dozen, BY cN-
press for 81 Ia, that retsils cor $50. For iull
particulars, address j. LEWIS, " Gear street,
Nav York BOX 1881, 81
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IGRAcr,s CrLlrnArFp SAVE

Y NRACETS IELEBRATED SALNE II
works like magic on old sores burns, scalds
cuts, wounds, bruises, sprains, chapped hands,
chiIbhin. &c, &c, 1t is prompt in action,
scolhes the pain. takes out soreness, and reduces
the most angry swellings and lhiiamatiOns ;
thus atlording 1eliet and Il complete cure
Only Is cents a box ; sen, by mail for 50 cents,
SETH W. fowLE ~ sos, lrOmictoIs
81 No, Is fremont street, Boston.
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H. bankruptcy.

TO WHOM " TIUY tUHEVTH
District Of Vermont, *
81 Stove, the 81 day Of June A. y 1868.
The Undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as Assignee of Hanson y Chceucy'
oi Eden. in the cnnniy OF lamoile, aud state
Of Vermont within raid District, who has been
adudgcd n Bankruot upon his own petition by
the Dfstiict tohft Of said District.
3lw3 W.H II BINGHAM Assignee.
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feeling of l.assllude is generally experienced
throughout the summer sostice. Weak. y cons
tutea persons or those Of sedentary habits inya-
raby complain Of this annoyance The scorch-
ing heat of mid summer relaxes the system and
reduces tie vial energies. II the patient is o
a nervous temperament this debility units him
for even the ordinary routine of every day lie.
When this state Of exhaustion comes on hos.
TETTEHS STOMACH BlrTERS will prove a
safe and neveraing nsans of strengthening
and restoring he physical organization. This
eath-niN ing tonic puliies audinuseS l.. new ed
vitality into the boot, tones the stomach and
digestive organs, and acts ike q charm on The
nervous system, IL c!Uctuaiy removes all ten
dency to languor or depression Of spirits, To
the weaker sex it is invaluable, a. it soOthes and
braces up. while It's powerful effects are OF the
most beneficial character. he lullrmtics of age
are alleyiatcd by ITS use. ltIeyiyes the strenglh
and increases the appetite and gives yigor and
elasticity TO the constitution.
W hcn mothers are nursing II OSTErTER'S
Stomach Buters should especially be taken in
legnmr doses. as in this country, most alN ays,
The nOu,i-hnentls inadequate to the wants of
the child In such cases this lnG,timible tonic
is wonderfully eiiicacous. lis st engineering
virtues arc at once apparent 1t is tree from all
properties calculated TO impair the system, and
its operations are ~ once mild and soothing.
ORDER or NorIGN FOR PROBATE OF WILL.
STATE OF Vermont. i.amoile District, s.,
In probate court held at Johnson, within and
for said district, Gu The md day Of July, a. ID
ISIS,
An Instrument, purporting to be the las will
and testament Of Mchltahle Is. Foster, late OF
Mon lstown in said district deceased, being
presented to the court by bella Foster t he exc.
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Notice i'm Bankruptcy

In tho District Court Of the United States for
the District OF Vermont-ln the matter of An
drew w Chase. Bankrupt-To whom it may
concern-The undersigned hereby gives noti2e
of his appointment a. assignee Of Andrew W.
Chase, of Cambridge. in l.amoIle County, and
State of Vermont, within SAID District, who Ia,
been adjudged bankrupt upon his own petition
bV the District Court Of said District.
Dated at Buringl on, in said District, the Goth
day of June, 1865. #NL.
3iw3 VIM, II. HOYT, Assignee
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Notice.
DIRDCTORs' MEETING.

I UINUCIUHH WFtIINu'
The direclots of the Lamoille County
picultural society arc hereby notified 10
Bet at the Jifice OF llcndcc e. Lewis. in
"rrisville on s turdoy he 18th day of
by inst to take action in relation to fcuc
\ the Fair Grounas aud repairing the
lck and to make the necessary apprOpri--
|ons for hose purposes
BY order Of be President.
q ]. Lewis, Secretary.
|houistown. Jolly oh, 1868
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No. So Dey st.. N.

WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
has been used for nearly halt century for colds,
cough consumption and every affection at the
throat. hung, and chest, 1t cures cough bv
loosening and cleansing the lungs and allaying
irritation, lhus removing the cause instead Of
drying mp the cough and leaving the canse be-
hind. SXrH W FowLE " SON, proprietor,
No Is Fremont St. Roston
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It A II WI
E @ 70 s-S u I @ 2

e q Il Ss4S u L 9 =
Il he subscriber offers for sale his Farm. situa-
1 ted "a miles east o! the lOurishng villa e
of Johnson VT, and near Perkinsvile. Con.
tanning aDOut 20 acres of land under good
state ofcuitivaton, with good house recently
repaired two good barns and shed attached.
On said farm is a small fruit orehnrd ; also a
valuable sugar orchard, containing over 1910
sugar trees said farm is well fenced and has
good timber and woe d-lot Stock tools hay
and grain sold with the farm II desired. sch ,ol
house, store, blacksmith shop, sawnills, and
other shops ana mills within ga of mile. Per
sons wishing to purchase a good farm at very
reasonable price will do well to call an look it
over, Terms easy, For / rthcr particulars in
quire of the subscriber at tse pennies
H MARTIN KENFIElD.
johnson. JnlY Il 1865. - elf
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Nsprlf,E.

For good cause me thereunto moving.
forbid all person. harboring or trusting my vile,
Ayerlne H. Adams, on my account, as | shall
pay no debts OF her contracting.
GEO NJ, ADAMS.
stowe .Iuy 9th 1868 + 81
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Notice.

The books of Subscription to tho stock
of the IamOIlle Valley Rail Road Com
pauy will remain 4 the places before
FAMED, and slso at lie Inn of a.r.
Chadwick in Cambridge Center until the
Tth day Of August, 1865. on which day
the stock holders are hereby notified to re
present at the American House in Hyde
Park at o'clock 7 NJ, for the purpose
of organizing the Lamolle Valley Rail
Road Company, by choosing such number
Of Directors as they shall deem necessary,
and to DO any other business thought
proper when met .tr
B \. DAVIS,
Pres. Board of Commissioners.
- q. W. HENDEE, Clelk.
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spuiaI ylotitts.
IN FORKS Ike a Chmm. I"

tEADBR-
hne'S pain Killing Magic oil cures headache.
phe's pain-kiling Magic Oil cures Toothnche
Fnes painkiling Magic OIL cures Neuralgia.
pne'ss pain killing Magic Oil cures Cholera
Norbus.
pnes painKilling Magic Oil cures Rheuma-
Rnes pain killing Magic oil cures Lameness.
Pnes pain-kfling Magic Oil cures Skin Disea.
sey
|oine folks seem 10 he prOud Of telling how
pc their shoulders are, = Of "my click IN the
u or, II have got the Sciatica and de.
? Dragging that nothing can cure me !"
ht When we get such awful folks" 10 use
nne's Pain-kiiling Magic oil, faithfully,
|hol 0uly cure their iaaeness and charm away
q pains bnt we actually take all that kind
brag o.. IT them - and they frankly own
Ipnd say, rlt works like a chain -
|pld ny all Druggists, Merchants aud Grocers.
N VIZ REnNe. sole propr'r and manulr.
~ tIf PIttsheld. Mass
Kold In Nor isville BY II Smalley. WoIcott
Llor& Flies No. Wolcott. l. N. sanborn
we, I. 7. Barnes X DR.. Barrows. 40
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4 c .

In Fillmore Of consumption. Apr. 9Th. 1865,
aftcra protected illness, s Afvilla Olmstead,
in the 10th year Of her age 1.-THE wife OF Henry
Omsieah. and daughLer Of saden Merriam.
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Legal Tender Notes, 10000
$500 ST. 5S
LIABILITIES. 4
Capital Stock, 100 900 o0
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