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NEW YORK NEWS.
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
LAVE SOUTHERN NEWS,
Int, sresting General News
&C. &C &C.
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, May A.
The new commissioner of patents has
made sevefal changes of examiners and
retains James 8. Grinnell as chief clerk
There being 21 different rooms, each with
its sub-chief, the commissioner is matur-
ing plan to secure more uniformity OF
working and to dispense with some of the
presens useless forces in order to facilitate
the procuring of patents.
Mrs. Grants reception to-day, probably
the last of the season, was attended by a
large number of ladies and gentlemen.
She was supported by Mrs. james Paul,
of Bhiladelphia; Mrs Judge Dent, and
Mrs. Gen. Augur.
The President attended the reception
after the close of the cabinet meeting.
During his stay fin this city, Gen Lee
resisted ell attempts of newspaper cores
pondents to obtain interviews While in
Baltimore a correspondent of the \. Y.
Herald called to see him at the priva tie
residence where he was staying, but the
General sent him word that he must beg
to be excused, as his business was alto
gether private and social, and he took no
past in public affairs.
Gen. Thomas, accompanied by his per-
sonal staff, leaves on Thursday for Cali
fornia
Generals Hancock and Terry will also
soon gain their commands.
Gen. Fremont sails from New York to-
morrow for Paris, on business connected
with the loan which has been negotiated
there for the construction of his Memphis
and Elpaso Pacific Railroad. lie will re-
turn to this country almost Immediately.
1t is his intention 10 build at least one
hundred and fifty miles of this road this
summer.
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Southern News.

RICHMOND, Va, May 4.
Joseph Holmes, colored, a member OF
the late constitutional convention, was
killed at Charlotte Court House yester.
day. A personal difficulty occurred be-
tween him and John Marshall, son Of
Judge Marshall, of whose family Holmes
was formerly body servant Both par.
ties drew pistols, and firing commenced,
which was participated in by Marshall's
friends. After being shot Holmes walked
into the Court House and fell dead.
The tobacco factory Of +. T. Pilkenton
& Co., was burned this morning. Loss
$4,000. There was an insurance Of $780,
600 On the premises.
Gov. Wells is out in letter saying
that he has never been satisfied that the
Acknowledgement clause would accomplish
the object for which 1t was framed, and II
the majority Of the people voted against
it all ought TO assent TO the decision. He
adds: ~ believe that which ever sections
of the constitution the President prefers
10 have stricken out, he will submit sep
arately, and the probabilities are that the
weight Of his name will b such that the
provisions 80 submitted ssparstsly win be
dsfsated-
ALEXANDRIA, Va, My 4
Gen. Leo received the citizens at the
xansion House tonight A largs mum.
bsr Of ladies and gsntlsmsn called tn
Gsnsral Leaves for Lexington on Ffiday
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iva haG ,glN ~ ~sSs'4 Il ee.,~ ~ ,
so6 "a esiG sisqsHoo a1oHnoa, IlGag 4
In IL House Of osnno.s ~ sv.ii.s
Sir John Hay Inquired vhst sstion ths
government had talsa in regard 20 tie
seizure of the brig Mary Lowell By .
Spanish nan-of-war in British waters.
Mr.. Arthur Otwsy, under secretary for
the foreign department replied that in
the present imperfect state of information
it was undesirable to make known the ma
ture of the communications which had
been exchanged with the government of
Spain on the subject.
Mr. Edward Sumevan, member for
Mallow, will introduce bill to prevent
the Mayor of Cork from continuing to
hold any Office connected with the admin
istration of justice in Ireland.
In the House of Commons while the
Irish Church bill was under consideration,
Mr.. Gladstone proposed that the names
of Lord Monck, late Governor General of
Canada, Justice James Anthony Lawson,
and George Alexander Hamilton, L. L. D.,
be inserted in clause as the commission
ers of church temporalities in Ireland con-
stituted under the act
MADRID, May 4.
The majority of the delegations in the
cortes are in favor of a new ministry.
FLORENCE, May 4.
Both houses of Parliament have passed
a vote of conference in the ministry for
tqeir endeavors to restore the financial
condition of the country.
PARIS, May 4.
The Geographical Society have decreed
a gold medal to DIR. Hayes, of the United
States, for his eminent services in the
work of Arctic exploration and discov-
cries.
Gen. Dix, in reply, thanked tie Presi-
dent for his friendly expressions in regard
to this country, and said it was true
pleasure for Americans to see France and
the United States working together in
traditional friendship for the promotion
of discovery, science and general progress.
To-day the President of the society,
with depution of members, waited upon
Gen. Dix, the American Minister, and
presented the medal, requesting him to
it to his distinguished country
man, and accompanied the presentation
with an earnest wish for continued friend
ship between America and France.
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INC stock marl.et is uasettled, a the foIlori


NEW YoEK, May 3.
ArmEs Pots quiet and steady at G2Gss 90
! Pearls dull and nominal.
Corros Heavy. sales, 3 ,CDJ bales at IS \ fol
| - middiins uplanfs.
Receipts Hour -b2sJ bbls.
fLoun More doing, and loo lie better Sale
10, 500 bbls at j5Go6 90, supeIfine State ane
Western. q 10 as o. tor common 70 choice ex
ira state, 60jGs 700 for do. extra Western ! 1,
Gl5 90 good choice whItewheat, extra; g 25Gt7 81
common choice Round Hoop OHIO; vOlss a
common 10 fair extra 81. LOUIS, OO n y o.
good choice do; closing heavy. California
steady j0la3 30.
rye flour quiet. Sales 3 800 bbls at 4 75a
CTS.
Corn meal in fair request, 775 bbls. Brandy
wine IS.
WHISKY firmer. 80 bbls Western, 97Qo8
free grain.
Grain No receiptp.
Wheat - spring Wheat 2Ss3c better. sales
81, 900 bush. i7@l 81 No spring aifoat; ! 50
al 50 No. l do. IN store and sfioat GO amber
Michigan 90 white Canada; 0s amber Cana
da / 20 white California.
Barley dull and dropping.
barley malt ouIet.
Receipts corn-l0, 21f bush.
CoRs-Corn 2Gs5c better. Sales ~ ,00J bushels
at 9l6r9t for new mixed Western 92G93 old
do in store and afioat; 92Kesi new Western
Yellow.
Receipts oats-5,457 bush.
OATs-Firmer Sales. "a 600 bushels at Sc for
Western in store s5laSSk do ahoat.
RIcE-Active, sa@s4c. for Carolina.
SUGAR-sugar dull; sales l35 hhds at 0oGll4
Cuba.
AoI.AssEs Dull. Sales 100 bhds muscovsdo
at 80.
Hops quiet. American Gala.
PETRoLEUx - Quiet. IL crude, 32x refined,
bonded.
PoRx-firm Sales $50 bbls- at 81 l0e3l IS
for new mes; 80 556s30 81 TOR old do; 20 73e
rs % for prime % 500 20 70 for prime meo-
BKKY-Dull bales 100 bbls 1t cool 20 for
new plain meas; II ooels 20 new extra mess.
x.aS kalx flsF NJ
20 % for prime mess, 2jGs50 ~ Tor India mes.
Beef hams steady; sales $50 bbL- at 70 COG
a. %.
den; l5lsl6 hams.
Niddies steady and quiet 6siss 200 boxes II
Tx Cumberland cut, and lGx short nbbed.
LARD-Firmer. Sales 60 tierces IT IL helsk
steam ls6alsk kettle rendered; also 100 teross
steam, seller May, On private terms.
Bur1Ks-ouiet. 2S032 for Ohio; 30941c. fos
BtAte.
GuRray-R,rrn at o n 13c
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NJ M OF paralysis. at West Randolph, VT,
May 2d 1863, stephen Mann, in the 10Th year
OF bis r,e.
HAMMOND In Mt Holly, April 18th, Mr..
Landon Il. Hammond, aged "A years
KELLEY In Clarendon, April 20th, after a
lingering illness of years, David Kelley, aged 90
years, 10 months aud % days
LAWTOS In Rutland, May LIST. 1869. Mrs.
Isabella T., wife OF james Lawton, aged Gl years.
PRESTON Eunice J. Preston. the wife of AL
van Preston, diu't nivt'i,ss, hiy 40. AGO.
aged 70 years lacking Il day..
She made profession ni religion IN her youth
joined the Congregational church at the time
Priest BAN resided IN Rutland, and has been a
firm believer the ChristIan religion. She has
been very feeb.e tor many years with the heart
disease, which terminated in dropsy. For several
months she hI suffered much pain and distresr,
but died full IN the faith that her Redeemer lives
aud tia she shall iiye with liim in glory.
ALvAH PHFsToN.
HOSkISDN In Ilealdylllc, April 20, Mr.. Ro-
bert lIpskison, aged % years.
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SNrrs.-A correspondent, referring to
the definition Of shits in the paper en-
titled .Our Provincialisms,' published in
the March number of this Magazine, re-
lates the following anecdote: A school
master in Lancaster county public
school was drilling class of Youngsters
III arithmetic. He said to them IF |
cut apple III two what will the parts
be y Halves !" was the answer. at |
cut the halves in two what would you
call the parts :" Quarters - "If | cut
be 7" Answer Unanimous, "Snits "
Our Monthly Gossip, Ll,ptneotts maya
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MONTPELIER. - The Congregational
Church in the last fifty years has con-
tributed $4,44S.63 to the Vermont Domes-
tic Missionary Society.
May day the Montpelier band gave
their first open air concert of the season,
and it melted the heart of James r. Lang
don, Esq, to the tune of $50.
Hon. C. W. Willard, Representative
in Congress from this district. reached his
home at Montpelier, on Saturday evening
last.
Montpelier, at special town meeting
or Monday, voted unanimously to buy
and stock farm for the use of the town
poor and authorized the selectmen to Dor
row sum of money, not to exceed 49,
800, for this purpose.
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SPECIAL TERM CFTHE

n "A SPEClAL TERM t'F The
4 Supreme Court held at the City Hall, City
OF Albany, in and for the county OF Albany, and
state of New York, on the 9th day Of February,
1869. Present, Hon. Theodore Miller, Justice.
In the matter Of the application OF the Trus-
tees and Officers of the Empire Marble Company
for the dissolution OF the Corporation.
On reading the petition OF John T. Christie, J.
DIckerman. Peter Grant, John a Goewey and
Charles ID. Mills, majority Of the Trustees of the
empire Marble Company" and also the affida-
Wits of said Trustees that the facts stated in said
Petition, and the accounts inventories and state
ments contained therein, and annexed thereto,
are just and true SO far as thsy severally avow,
and said Petition affidavits and inventories being
filed, now motiou OF J. Ii. Bailey and J. G.
Mott, attorneys, &C., representing said Company
aud Trustees.
1t is ordered-that this matter and the applica-
ton of said Trustees for the dissolution OF said
corporation, "The Empire Marble Company" and
for Other relief, be referred 70 VIM. Is. Harris,
Esq, as Referee TO hear the legations and proofs
Of parties, and who shall, with all convenient
speed, report the same TO the Court, with = state
ment OF the property, effects, debts. credits and
engagements OF such corporations, and all other
matters and things pertaining TO the Affairs Of
such corporation. And further. that al persons
interested In said corporation, do show cause, II
any they have, at the once Of said Refelee, No.
10 state street, city Of Albany, New York, On
the 24th day OF May, 1863, 1t 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon OF that day, soon thereafter ~
counsel can Be heard, why such corporation
should not be dissolved.
waw wILLiAM B. HARRIS. Referee.
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The Drew COnte mpt Case.
RnsToS Nav q

Thomas Drew who has been in Jail
since the 18th of last month by order of
the State, for contempt in refusing to be
sworn by the legislative committee, ~ss
brought before the Supreme Court to-day
on writ of habeas corpus, and his coun'
sci submitted a printed argument, taking
ground that no committee of Legislature
had right to take compulsory evidence.
This was replied to by the Attorney Cen
eral, and the decision of the court WIS
reserved until Tomorrow
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. John Def Bracket
who for several months has been ASSOC
81 qted with us in editorial labor upon the
He VALID, has resigned and to-day leaves
Rutla nd with his family to take up his
narrnan eut residence at Kansas City, Mis-
souri,. au} is TO engage with his brother,
AuricL s. l'rackett, in opening drug store
in that rapidly growing city. Our rela-
tions with Nh Bracket as a co-laborer
have been of the most agreeable and
ful, devoted and cheerful worker in en-
deayoring to make the HERALD an enter
prisin.. and faithful chronicler of events
and to be in accordance with the spirit OF
the age, as well rs to promote the welfare
of our hourishing town. We most cor
daily commend him. to the citizens of his
new home ~ a reliable, enterprising and
courteous gentleman. As we bid him
adieu, we wish him prosperity, happine-
aud success in his future life and labors,
aud a safe arrival aud.a cordial welcome
ia his new home.
joel c. Blker, Esq, late of the law
firm of Nicholson d Baker, succeeds Mr..
Bracket rs the Associate Editor of the
Herald, He is not unknown to the peo-
ztls OF Rutland county ~ reliable and
s.nt.,, orising gentleman, who has attained
ctuk 81 his profession, and as an agreea-
hle and 9igorous writer, who with expe-
rience will meet the approval of the read
.ars of the HERALD, and receive cordial
welcome from the editorial fraternity of
.aup town and the State.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

- OI ltuLlhnu,
Be 1t remembered, that at a session Of the Pro
bate court, holden at Rutland, within and for
said district, on the 9Th day Of May, A. ID.
1899
PRESENT: Hon. Walter @. Dunton, Judge.
WHEnEAs, certain instrument In writing,
under seal, purporing 70 be the last win and tes-
lament Of Langd0n b. Hammond, late Of Mt. Holly,
Ia said district deceased, having been this day pre-
scented 70 said court for probate, and duly fled In
the HegistGr's office: therefore,
II Ia ordered, that al psrsons Interested In the
estate Of said deceased. be notified 70 appear be-
fore said court, 1T the Probate ofics in Rutland,
In ssid district, tho twenty third day Of Nay,
A. d. 1899, by publication Of this order, three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous thereto, In ths Rut-
Land HHRALD, nevspaper printed st HatAaaA
Aforesaid, 70 show cause, II any thsy mag have,
proved and allowed, a. tho last win and tssta@nt
W. q. EDGKRTON,
lS:w3vs Second Ra9kter.
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MIssIsqEoI VALLEY r. R.-A meet
ing of the directors of the Missisquoi
Valley Railroad was held at the Memphre-
magog House on Thursday. Three of the
directors Of tho southeastern county's
junction railroad were present, and re-
ported that the money for the last men
toned road was all raised except 1000,
and that the council Of the county OF
Broome had recommended chat the coun-
ty take the full amount, and there is but
little doubt that the county will vote in
favor Of it, This makes the road q sure
thing, and it only remains for the people
Of Newport, Troy, Jay and other towns
on this eide Of the line TO take hold Of
the matter, and build the connecting link
Of ten miles to tho province line. A por-
ton OF tho stock will. without doubt b.
taken by foreign capitalists, but the poo
pie here will be obliged to help in this
matter, and they can well afford 70 DO 1t,
for it must be Of vast benefit to this por-
ton of Orleans County.-BartOn Stand
ard.
We hope that il the Orleans county
people have succeeded in getting this
thing arranged to their satisfactton, the
people in Franklin county who arc inter-
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Lansing burgh Annexation.

Troy, n. Y, May A.
A vote Of the inhabitants of the village
of Lansingburgh to-day, on the question
of the annexation Of that village to Troy.
Whole number of votes cast, 14j5, OF
which 7GS were.in favor of annexation, and
6SS against,-giving the annexationists n
majority of 10. The village is illumina-
ted tonight, and there is great rejoicing
over the result
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE - Fare One
Way.-The Rutland and Burlington Rail
road will carry, for fare one way, teach
ers attending the Institute for Rutland
County, to be held at East WalIingford,
May 18th and 18th.
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Drowned. Mr.. Geo Christie, Of Ca
naan, Vt, and Warren billiard, of Stew
artson, n. H., opposite Canaan, were both
drowned near McIndoes Falls, in Barnet,
on the 25th nit. They were enterprising
men, and had been engaged in getting
ont lumber, and had engaged a large
number of logs to various parties on the
line of the river, among whom were Tar
bell, Tolman Il Co, of this place. AT
the time Of the accident they were en-
gagged in what is called driving the
river" and had "a large number of logs in
the rapids at that place. They were in a
boat, which was seen to suddenly capsize,
and they have not been seen since, and
their bodies had not been found at our
last accounts. Mr.. billiard was young
farmer of abont thirty, and we believe
leaves no family. Mr.. Christie was about
45 years of age, and we are informed
leaves wife and four children in desti-
tute circumstances, and upon whom this
bereavement falls with crushing force
Bell0aos Falls Times.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

y OF Rutland IS. The Probate Court for the
district of Rutland:
To all persons interested in the estate OF Ezra
G. Gibson, late of Mount Holly, in said district,
deceased, testate. Greeting:
BY the authority Of the State of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before said Probate
Court, at the Probate Office in Rutland, in
said district, on the LIST Monday Of June, A. ID.
1863, to show cause, If any you have, why the
account Of Clark n Chapman, administrator Of
the estate Of said deceased should not be allowed
and also why the residue Of said estate should
nto be distributed 10 the parties entitled thereto
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this Sd
day OF May, A. d., 1860.
lG'w3w w. q. EBGERTOE, "a Register.
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Fire.
CLEVELAND. Nav 4.

tIsf1 I-Is-A-NDt -Ht1
Lees oil refinery was entirely de-
stroyed by fire. this morning. The flames
communicated TO the works of the Forest
City Varnish Co, which were damaged
to the extent of Sl5,OO0, on which there
is a partial insurance. Mr. Lees loss is
about $4,000 He was not insured.
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MOTT,

oThe undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Rutland,
Commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the es-
tate of John Brown, late of Rutland In said District
deceased, hereby give notice that we will
meet for the purpose of examining and allowing
d claims ut the dwelling house of Irena NJ
Brown in Pittsfeld, on the LIST Mondays. of May
and August from three o'clock y. Tn until four
O'Clock p. m, on each Of said day, and that six
months from the sd day of March, A. ID.
1869, Is the time limited by said court for said
creditors to present their SAID claims to us for ex-
animation and allowance.
Dated att Pittsfeld, thisa 23d day of March A.
d. 1869.
.ls:wsw h haMaS f bGRREr, scom'rs.
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PRIcEs.
BEEF-Per 100 lbs. total weight Of hide tai
el2 aeSl2 50, .soond quality, sll 75el2 90 third
quality. $40 3oGli 90. few choice single pairs
80 80 aaais 20; some Of the poorest COVE, &c,
MohkINo oxEN-s.2Sasio.
HANDY STEERS aud SLIM oxEy-slas0
ISo ou Mucn acc vra,S 20 th-iI value beef
$50 20, extra s75silo. harrow and dry sso4so.
SHEEP Per pound, live weight, 7asae. ex-
ira s9lo.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Per head, in lots, ., 90
HIDES Brighton loGioxc.; country lots 81
al0c.. calf-kins 20a25c.
sHoTES-WholesaIe lsc.; retail I5alse.
TALLoW - Brighton, sasc.; country lots,
7K@s.
VEAL CALVES oaal5 co.
PELrS-ljoseooc.; country lots, l2sal3oc.
REMARKS
Immediately after tue close Of our report last
week there were large numbers Of western cattle
received at Brighton which, having been pur-
chased at lower prices, sold nearly one dol
lar per hundred pounds lower than like qualities
the week before. The decline about the same
on all qualities, but has been felt most sensibly
perhaps, By the feeders of extra good oxen. Few
of the-e premium bullocks sold for anything
over l3e. per pound ON dressed weight At Cam
bridge to-day there were about 200 head over the
nor thern roads. Of which, however, about 90 were
Michigan cattle which not offered for sale
this forenoon. Butchers expect 10 buy az the
prices at Brighton on Thursday. There were also
81 western cattle at Cambridge sent ov from
Brighton, 10 OF which were sold at l0xe- and at
Toe. n. G. BAtehelder sold for j. p. Miser q Co
Of Prescott, Canada, 10 steers al l214e al lie
bulls AT &c per the live weight, and 10 steers or
oxen at &c. live; L. woodruff one good pair Of
oxen, TO dress 800 lbs. tor l3c. w. II Bardwell
marketed six very rich bullocks and one very fat
heifer of the Anderson breed of Durbams, fed by
s. F. Billings, Hatfield, Mass; one pair Of native
oxen weighed at home 900 lbs, two pair grade
Durhams 4,60s per pair, and the hefer l7so lbs
He had IL buocks, fed by ;. Graves Of Hatfield,
a fine yard full. he lad also 23f sheep, fed By
S. Z. Billings, averaging 1917 lbs. For some OF
the best of these buIlocks l3Hc per ID. was al
lowed, less for others. Sheep on commission. N
L. Wilson sold two Swear old steers for $40 on
he. per h.; two oxen at l2Hc. and two at lie.
Very little change in sheep trade as impaired
with last week Dewolf g. Prouty sold nine year
lings, 63 lbs at &c. per h., 81 slim sheep for
sG5 J. Lamson, so sheep a. n per head. Most
Of the good lots were sold commission, 10 OF
which weighed las lbs, a choice lot. It was said
they would cost nearly SIC each. Sheep are higher
relatively than cattle. We noticed no live poul-
try at market.
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The Post Office excitement already
begins to wax warmer in our midst. J.
E. Higgins, the present postmaster, and
Geo. w. Parmenter being the present can
didates.
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nestle missions, go; foreign missions
S7.35; diocesion missions, $50; freedmen
81; aged and infirm clergymen, $l4.lo
snnnort of divinity students, $25; Sum
day schools, $49.4.
The National Bank Of Middlebury
has capital of 100000; surplus fund.
s11 249.6O; profit and loss account, $780,
1924: individual deposits, $50, 1895.
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MAINS ,pR1vEAr RUTLAND,

The Herald is the only paper In
he County Of Rutland, or this sec
lion of Vermont that takes Telc.
graphic news. The Herald receives
she Associated Press Reports rcgu-
iarly.
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Having used your Iron Bitteu IN my practice.
can testify TO its superior tonic propertaes for
invigoratiDg the appetite and promoting diges-
ton. can unhssitatingly recommend IL In cases
Of general debility and dyspepsia, and In condi-
tions Of the system requiring the use Of ferru-
ginous tonic Its agreeable favor must reoorn-
mend IL 70 all.
Your, Respectfully,
CHAs Is. GAUETT. n. D.,
Professor In the Philaaelphia University u Aedi-
cine and surgery.
For sals By Drusgizts generally. febzsdGm
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~ Oppression after eating, headache, and
nervous debility, are the effects of Indigestion
One, or two at most, of "Parsons' Purgative Pills
will give immediate relief.
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ested in the Missisquoi road may very
soon receive an answer to their proposals
with reference to the construction of that
portion running from st. Adams to Rich
ford.-S. Adams Messenger.