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pOETxCAL.
rFrom the .i,atrican Monthly, for MARCH,
oU- YANKEE CHRIS.

let rreener lands aud buer skies,
II such wide earth shows
With fairer checks and brighter eyes
Match us the star aud lose
The winds. that lit the Georgian's vel
Or wave CifcasSia's oufls,
Waft 10 their shores the Sultan's SAIL
Who buys our Yankee girls
The ray grisette. whose fingers touch
loves thousand chords 50 Well
The dark Italian. loving mach
But more than one can tell;
And England's falr-haifed, blur eyed dame
Who binds her brow with pearls
We. who have seen them. can they shame
Our own sweet Yankee girls
And what ofcouit or castle vanut
Its children loitier born
Who heeds the silken iassol.s fannt
Beside the golden corn
They ask not Tor th- eoantly toll
OF ieweled knights and eaiIs--
The daughters OF the virgin soil.
Our free born \ dnksc glrls
By every hill, whose statel, rlaes
Wave their dAk arms above
The home where some tan beng shlaes
To warm the wilds with love
From barest rock 70 bleakest sAofc,
Where lanhest sal nntus
That stars and stripes are floating Ger
God bless our Yankee ctfls
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III, capital Roeer. and Getfer Of Roecrs, PIE
progenV ~ William II. JobHson.

~ Ill m5ke ms mi season at m, stable, in Bed
W lord county, Virginia. on the main Western
-tale road, II nnles west 81 Liberty. lie is al
his stand. fine condition. season 10 commence
1t February and end 18th July, At
so the season, payable when the mare Is taken
away.
: 30 the leap payable at the time Of service.
50 10 insure nane. payable Il, she IS
known TO he N toal, parted with
- 70 the Groom iot each mare to be paid who
she Is -enf efhe horse.
l'astntaer. fruits. winch FOR quality and extent, IS
very desirable, having been considerably added to
,ace lls sea-on. Earh pasture we'll enclosed, and
all OF them VEL ~1lefed Good grass lots. with sta
birs convenient lpf uai"s 10 foal IN. Servants sent
with naHes. Will De fond without charge. ItlS also
desirable thu etely mare should br fed with gram
a. thy vii De returned IN good order. and more
likely To be IN ioal. winch Will be done without STINT
At > eenls Per day. which will be required VIII, n.
tliey are iken 1"ay. IserY necessary attention will
be paid 10 prevent accidents escape, but no abi-
lly for either
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GOEa.SV VA.

~ This celebrated foal-ecttcr, will
It. {is III" present season stand at Broad
w II AZ Rock, in the county of Chester
'.'ssANA-eesa4h ield, about Two miles from the
'o"o al aaaches'er and be let to mares at seven
H-hNe dollars tic season. with one dollar to the
, I, season Ia commence on the first dav of
tofnhli' and expire ON the first day Of July NEXT
VI ,reN lett with Gohanna wi be fed agreeable to
od'i>' and charged accordinelv. Every possible
care Sndl be taken to proven, accidents or es-
capr>, but will not be liable for either Servant,
sent with mares 10 Gohanna, will be boarded free
nj Charge Gentlemen sending fer mares left with
'allanna, will send the money or their notes for
'hr Nea>an. when the mares taken away CO.
HANNA having b"en 81 often advertised | think il
USELESS To say any Thing about his blood or per-
Romance, and the high price he was sold for last
Ian, ii public auction, is evidence sufficient orhiS
hi9Il Standing uettrl Of race horses
H.. Is NOW AT Major Balls Livery Stable, where
he viii remain until his season commences
lSllAM PUCkETT.
Richmond, March p OF
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.NS'GD RE w.

ut yellow comnleAlou, and who Is sand to have \ wl.
IA funee Edward comfy. Andrew wa bonchi by
Nj Robctt faSno. tor the corporation of Huntsville,
thhnua, IN Richmond, last ,ululnei, and tanaway
bon vi fatur with another urgIu named jim, Ia
EuctIn2 lam county, ntn Hir -Aauder Pattcrson's
ti' sh oil June lI,l while oulheu way to Alabama.
JIM LIS -Ir,r been taken.
Whoever may apprcheud lad negro, viii apply TO
NJ Joo. K. y. raluc. yuchburl, where the money
VII he drpo=itrd to pay the ahoyc ,c~atd.
GEORGE T. BLIRNE
Nayor IF n, torn II hhmtsriNe.
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ste'stse Nks.sE'f0s.
AMHERST MEEIlN9.

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was edn.H 10 '''' '''''' ''.' - -.
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were aPPo,a"n' " No., ,S'''' -,
Tor h'n,N /: paN 'i'1N, =, " =
di>"o "4''',' ,''Sl''' =. ~ ''' 'oN -.
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re'u'h'" anu P'' N'''' = - ~ - -. ~
Ing P,'"'n"'e '''' i'so''''''''
mou>iV adePieo
PRt AABLI ANi' htA'Lt ioN9.
A portion 81 the eH.tetS u Ahisf3 county,
friendly 10 or repa He13 sf>'em ol s"''fhmehl'
anu mote So. ala ID TT representative tfm'H
OF II, the fght = 'pst lotion, "15e', "1'n HtW-
fully "dmn''tif7' >'iI"''N' ''et.,'> : |ha '"'it.
crates every otter department al h,--hlNr seen
with much reerr a disposition manifested ~ so'nr
of the people ii VIRGINIA, aud especially tN >omr
who are no" hlllne h'si and d'enfhfa >iail"nS, IN
tie capacity OF Representatives. 81 Tie people,
endeaNoriue " the intnthfe 81 ibai station, ami
the power Il thas' talents Winch hive always b""n
conceded Ia them 10 elater lie Y1h "d w
stance OF l5e nesnmaalf oftne1pl' and II possible
to render 1t ot"d letter In tie vocabulary 81 out
institutions.
The unexpected eonf>e winch las recently
been taken rs beeiaann y. iei2h, ON senator
from tbs State, IA ile Saas1e>N ei the lmlcd
States, IN refusing 10 Obey the DISTINCTIONS oi thr
Virginia Legislature, - 10 reslRa die uuh cont
de- Ia ,tat bas be- soeit Ito alafpfNttS iaeoJ
to pub can is#lm - et'rtemt nj, and 10 the
ine,la,-a.e lieht al destruction, aud h ,aj upon
the peuple ol \ rsf4il, IA ar na>t emphatic man.
ner 10 f,t III ilur majesty ol hen strength ('>
lhek have done ON lerhtl oeea>ions,l and Ia Pio-
clam 10 b. ". L. /. and all o{tar rcprt ,cnta-
tceS. vino may hi disguised 10 enl, nnlrr his
banners, thai tine rglt 81 instruction. resting up
ON the hrold basis 81 representation, cannot aud
viii not Ec Il enaie from \ irgiaia, not even IN
der the influence aud power q Nj. Lpigh>
name and that the people al Virginia is the
source from hence rmanale> III political power ;
and thai rhci, vis3e, and opinions muSr be- car
rieJ lly into anrrlrian. hy HEN pailic servant,
EVEN il II should be a, the eo, Of = resignation
The doctrine commended fer l., B. ". I,cipb IN
hi, t,n,nu, letter 10 liz, General Assembly, (which
* written with lI,.>IjIl and ire.ngty ~, t,,-
,,,; ,L,9, ,,,,ll -. ,,t,r, ,l.a, TN, .Lol ,i,,.
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GEAIIAIR.
COMMONLY callcd ElLLY JORDAN, agcd about
% yems, u dark mulaIlo, almost tive feet SIX
inches hIgh. very 6ushy head oi hair, DARK grey
ese,, ,roalsa prc1t deal IN the >hooIl.r., very
Tim bru1, h1> been or >omc time mplanng on
account 81 sprln On his lclt arm near the Wri>t,
lad on when he left grey domestic coat, brown
pantalooo, \ 4 white hat. From what can learn
his aim i, to reach free state, and tn" route n.
ken 10 do 81, IS hy the way OF Charleston, IN rh.
kan,Nia, whore he may gam passage 10 Ohio.
lor the apprehension and securing in any Jail, The
aid boy, 50 that ret lir Twill give $50 If taken
III or loo lttahen ont of the state.
CtRlSTIANA TODD.
o. The hanaahl Banner aud Cincinnati
VI hie viii insert the above / times, and send tIcr
account, 10 lhs oni,c.
Lob. - IS
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his xnrmc.t friends and supporter. never eApeet-


ed TO find him in. Indeed. when he was nominal
ted to the Legislature Of Virginia for the Office he
now holds. his friends looking forward las iheA
ouch, to have donc) To q change in public oprnlon
and that the people of Nrenia, At thelr ny ees-
ton. would in all probability have Legislature di=
fcrcnrly constituted from the one which TIM -
listed, and that they would reflect the sentiments
of the people, expressly pledged themselves, When
thcy nominated Nj. Leigh, lhat, should lie hen
Legislature be soconsttued. and .a>iniellnissi
,en Mr.. Leigh would either uhth OF resisn. " III
must now hc their a>toui>lmcnt and ~offthfaftoh'
when Mr.. Leigh. their dol. declares that ihls
pledge cannot Lo tciccmed.--thal lie cannon on y,
and viii not rc,icn-that the bieedpe eoastf"''oa
NJ his country requires him to rc>l,t the declared
opinion, oi li, constituents aud his nallse State
and thai ne i, determined, in opposition 70 all, II
bokl an. and rate as h. may hHk bfdf
Where. we would ask, wls tho hieeitag const.=
ftion II his CoDyItrV, when he voted for h'1t OIL
noNious and uncou>tiiututlonal resolution oil lie
Senate of the 'urcd SIa'es OF Aarclt 2Stls mi,
which condemned tic Ch.-f Magistrate Of tn,
Union, tot an act. which, ia al. haui30 probability,
saved the liberties OF our country from the 2r'SP 81
an iusajiatc municd power, more dangerous t. tn
liberties OF all r,pubhcs than any otltf power
Where the bicedlag ceHsflfaftoh 81 ms conn.
try. when, by his vote hc dragged before the Lar
ofthc senate of the tnitcd States thu thlel Nj
eistraic Of tins Uujou and without even the a'li-
ugtcs Of Il trial, condemned INN As 4 peJhrff man
-uhrn that same constitution droares thai tin
Chief Magistrate shall be- tried b. thr House 81
Representatives. Olsjne the immediate rrpfe>an-
taliNrs Ui = pruplc, to whom he Is amcnahe.
and by whom ne j, cloctcd) aud that II shall be
tt impeachment, which shall originate III The
House Of Representatives Tins resolution oi
condemnation was a taportc measure Will Nfna-
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Valuable Zeal Estate at Auction.

.8FR'NfJaN
I'LL sell, " huut reserve, At auc iinn ON the
promises, on Thursday the 81 d,v Of March,
about loacrcs ct Land, ing immrdmtclv on the
river, lrall milc ltlcv Town, situated between
the LIT k own the name " of Smiths well" and tho
properly Of Sam|. Ban>ord.
Tn, properly is valuable, and deserves the atcn-
lion at tic public, tie Canal Will run through it..
Upon tai, Land there is a very extensive Stone
Quarry. The rirlc ndj>pulabr. Terms 1t sale.
JOHN Il. d. PAYNE, Iuctr.
Feb q III.
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DE CRIPTIOE.
MEDLNz

MEDLKg Is beautiful gray. - years old this
oprne, III full ,sor aud health, full IL hands high
ol superior form great strength and brauiv hr, pc
neral appearance commanding aud admired mu, h
he rs ,nl!auce Of ms dam, OH Reality.
-
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kODER TINSLEY, Clerk.
March II v2m

s. lRGINiN, TO WIT AT court held ion IIa)f,v
county, ut the courthouse thereof Oh Nopl.v
the 25til day OF Janulry, $40
homaS Daniel aud Elizabeth lis wife formerly
Elizabeth land, and Thomas land (woh ,rc iorthr
benefit Of " lliam &. rtlrcl and Iehelte raa,A
Plaintiffs,
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Elizabeth land, Joudjhtu Il. nawson ,,miri,fra
tofot John Fairs, dee d., ncmarcus Lane ard Mart
ms wife, administrator aud administrators OF the sud
John ans. in right rt the sald Mary Lane James T.
taus, Amos farl> and Jane his wc. Allen Scrngt<
and Elizabeth his wife, " Illiam Tucker aud Nancy
t.. his wife, James Abbott aud Susan his WIFE Mar,
Paris, Sarah taris, Samuel Fars and Jonas land
HnLtnlInts
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y. ROBES, Ger


N-IRGiNlA - Y court held for Frank in coun
Is, At the eouftbeu-e, the lst day OF February
l-3i
james VI Brown. who sues for the benefit of Sa-
murl Garland, Plaintiff,
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v7IR6INIA At rules holden IN tne clerks Oh
' fee Of the circuit superior court oil Ia" anu
I,rcrr,. f,, tho Of Exuehburg on the Ist day
of. February. l-b
Mark AnIhnuN, 'la'h'n''
igaiHst
John ". Kelly md John Wills peiis.
The defendant. John W kelly, moi having enter
ed hts appearance. and gwen security according to
the act of assembly. and the rules oil tins court ana
1t appearing bs satisfactory evidence that he Is not
an iuhJblt.n pfthl> country II Is ordered that tie
.lid defendant do appear here. on the Isl day ol
rh. next term. and answer the bill nj the plaintiff
aud that ceps Of th~ order be forthwith inserted
M some new paper printed IN the town OF lynch
burr, Tor TWO mouth, sucressrely and posted at the
front door OF the count house. IN the sad town.
rUuS--fr sic.
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Archibald Ilatchcr,Iarc administrator o George
VI. Perkins, dcc'4., and Richard Perkins, admin
>lr"'Jr he houi, non, Of tn, AUD George VI. Per
hiuS dcc'l., Defendants.
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EI"nd {. C'r'rr Chr0po Css.ee. = 49,,
C1r'cr, G'org" W. Cwrr, P..srJ Clzs., ~
Wills +. Dichrr>on lro>tc" Tor C1roIi,, Ra,.i@
plaintiffs, ~
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4 I too' Of monthly >,>,os bon, ..,.l.,...
"A Tor IL" comfy o.! t'uir.,f. ~ H..
house, On MoulaN, NJ" 5..,t,, - !
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PoSTp ONE MLNT,

SYp0NEMLNT.
VIE sale al tie above property is postponed
4 until Thursday, the l2th day Of Nav next.
j. K. d. PAYNE.
Narch3 tbs
1 Wish 10 purchase about 80 likely Young Ne
' groe>, from Ia - wears of agc-Lrttcr, di-
reeled 10 ne in Lyn hburg, or my brother Marx,
VIII b" a#lenleit TO JOHN ANTHONY.
Dec Il =
N,l G-S0ES WANTED.
Will give the highest cash prce for likely
d \ Dung Negroes.
sTTH NCOpROOF
NoF. - i'm
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" lRGNI1A, to wit AT rulcs bo,a

NIRGNI1A, to wit AT rules held :, -,
office OF the Circut Superior Con-, -, =" Clerks
'hancery tor The county ef Amherst an H. law 1 and
OF January, 1896 ~ 'ie 4ih day
4paiast Plaintiff.
Jesse klchcSon. aimr with the will a,,..,
ah'hony hutNer dec'd Nelson {. Dawson s, ", ct
pfone hucNrr' me late executors OF the said a.,
ny huchef' dec Il, James Tmsev Isaac Rn,r 'H'ae.
OF Col Ambrose Kuckcr Ab1er Rnria NJ - es Or
kneher ArcheluS Reynolds. AeNan,e, ''aben
dc BON, non Of Richard Ruckcr dec d. Name, Dun 5a
cr' adm Y and Willis Iuckrr. admir- Of III -
En- deed, and Thomas \. Eubank. sbe,ig M a0g
county the adm'r de boniS oil Isaac Ru,la. 4s
ceased, hff' DE-
,,. Defendants,
he defendants Abncr Iiuckerand Alexa,d..,,
a"lh dc h"njN non OF Richard Ruckcr. de- 's'f.
hdvn- entered their appearance and piyo,, u mt
according to the act of Assembly All - s'eofty,
tins court, and 1t appearing by S3iisfc,.., 'f> et
mat theN are not inhabitants OF this co,u,,,, ,H'f
on motion OF the plaintiff, by his counsel :, ''l.
ed, that the sad defendants do appear be, '''ff.
tore the fr>t day OF the next April term T., VI ne
the original and amended bill, Of the nj, a5>Ntl
that copy Of this order be forthwith 'ah
i.ynchb"tg NIrllnlan for two month, surc,5 ~ me
and posted at the front door Of the cou,t MY.
said county. \ copy-Teste ~ ihe
JOHN THOMPSON 1,.
FcbruaryS ~ G.
"2m
q 4 Courr Of monthly >,,>,ia., l,.,.,.,
Tor the county Of trli,.,f. ~ ~. = ''''
house, On Nloula,, ~" - :. -, -
1896:
Elnrd G. Carter, Ch,,o,. c,...... = .,.....,
Clrrcr, G"org" W. Cu"cr, P.:srJ g,.,., ~,
W ills +. Dlchrr>on rruN,c" for Ctroliqc + ,,.l1
plai'Iit)>,
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Is t'IIA>crRY.
Feb %

" lRGlNiN AT rules held in the clerk 5 office of
the county courl otFranAlin, the st day OF Feb
rnary. 1876:
Joseph Altck and Susanuah his wife formerly
Susannah Bowsman, Plaintiffs
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! an
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-01-22
5000 Acres of Land
70 r s ALE,

TIME subscriber offers for sale 100, coo
Il acres of Land, situate in the towns OF
Orleans, Clayton, Pamela, lie Roy, Alexan-
dria, Philadelphia, Antwerp and wilma, in the
county of Jefferson, and in the town of Diana,
IN the county of Lewis, in the State Of New
York.
These lands are generally of the best quail
lty; and highly suited 10 the growth of all
kinds of Grain, especially Wheat and Corn, as
well as the raising of Cattle. They are stu
ated IN healthy country, surrounded by ex-
tensive and thriving settlements, between the
Black river aud the river ST. Lawrence. Their
vicinity TO several hourishing villages, offer to
these lands all the advantages of IN old settled
country. The improvements on the tract are
already extensive, and great many farms are
IN high state of cultivation. Grist Mills and
Saw Mills are in operation on the tract, and
good roads connect the settlements in every
direction. And IN fact no other lands in The
northwest section of the State can exceed this
tract as TO the quality of soil, or convenience
OF settlement, and location for markets
The tract has been rapidly improving and
settling, To good settlers. terms will be made
easy, The title is indisputable.
ALso-severul Improved Farms for sale.
JOHN LA FARCE.
La Fargeyille, Jefferson county, NY,
august }, 1859. 6mI9
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STATE OF VERMONT.
District of Marlboro

District Of Marlborough IS.
al The Probate Court holden at Fayetteville
IN said district on the last "Wednesday If
december, A. d. l635-Present, Hon. AsA
KNIGHT, Judge: N'N
ZONES Samuel Elliot, Administrator Of
- the Estate of Fanny MINER. Ia,e os
bratteboro in said district, deceased. and 6ls 90
ms administration account; Wherefore !, 10
ordered that the same be heard and exnmi IN -
before said Court at the session thereof 10 so
S So,nes a, sad Brotileboro on The last Wednes.
uoy o. January next; And for the purpose Of
"ud all persons concerned of the lime
roctd pi'.e o, nearing, said administrator is di.
$780,. 70 publish copy Of the record of his
rh@niS, ms soon as may be. ''''"on'
70 a true copy of record,
&c Attest, A. KEYEs, Reg'r.
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j. w. SMITH, w. I'D.

TENDERS his respects to the inhabitants
Il of Brottleboro and vicinity, and takes
this opportunity to inform them that he has
returned 10 Bratlleboro Centre, where he will
be ready 10 pay punctual attendance to calls
for his professional services.
ALso,-would inform the Ladies and Gen
ilemen that he has taken rooms at Mr. Ezra
Bakers, where he is prepared to attend to all
branches of DENTAL SURGERY, viz: Ca
rious Teeth Cleansed, Filled, and rendered
equally useful as before decayed.
INcoRRuPTiBLE or PoRcELAIS TERN, in
addition to all other artificial teeth now in use,
will be inserted from one 10 a full set, in the
neatest manner. As DR.. Smith intends to re-
side in Brat,leboro, he hopes to merit share
of the public patronage.
Bratleboro, Dec. /, 1885. tfI3
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SOTO LET.
FR A " KILN Irp,
Jaundice, Indigestion -,
l. I " z r COM PLA,s''

A n effeciual remedy.
IN Vegetable Pills, or German SnO ,aF'
prove a sure remedy for the cure of rnHs s
Jaundice, Diseases of the Liver G..r,
Heartburn, Sour Stomach, Loss If Is
Dizziness, Weakness of the Limb, r
ness and Piles. '0s'
Among the many testimonials rpco,o
ceived Of the salutary effects Of these pT
following strong proof is submitted e., :,
nation: ~
Extract of letter from the Rev. Maso,v.
pen, dated Sudbury, VT. Sept. q jS9.
Dear Sir-lt is with no ordina,v -.
that | undertake to recommend IN H.
the virtues ofJEWEET'S Improved W.,
Pills or German Specific, for the cp,e q
gestions, ect. My own case has been a..
the most unconquerabe kind having In.
at defiance medical aid, dieting. CO.
and the more fashionable speci6c-,bs w.
of Saratoga-being totally pros,ra,ed i,
and body, ] was induced almost witbom -
10 make use of the above named Pills ,nj
surprised to find their powerful and sy"n
effects. My distressing symptoms d,T~ n
creased, and ! am now almost en,irslv
OF distressing complaint, which. 70; yr|
years, had resisted great variety Of the "a
popular remedies. Yours, respectfully
MASON KNAPpEy
Minister of the Gospel, SUDBURY Il
The following is an extract of a letle, IN,
gentleman of Boston, received tbrop,h n
Boston Post Office, dated Sept. "a. 10
Sir-l am induced by feelings Of The lr..
gratitude to make known 10 the public n. A
lowing cure by means of JEWETT'S Jn,.,
ed Vegetable Pills or German Specific nj
complaint was the dyspepsia, ATTENDED y
pain in the side and stomach. loss of spDss
ect. applied to several physicians. and r
all the medicines generally prescribed to y
sons in my situation; but they proved y.
fectual. AT last, IN accordance with Ii. N
vice of friend who bad been cured in "a,
something similar 10 mine, made tris os
above named Pills, and by my implicitly foH,.
ing the directions, they gave me olmos, ins,
relef, and by using two boxes more ihsv q
iected permanent cure. | am now enprw
excellent health, and would heartily reta
mend TO those persons laboring under drsr,
STA, 10 make trial of the above medicine.
From, The Rer. J. ID. DrummonG
With feelings of pious gratitude 10 he,.
whence flows every good and preciOu, ri
now come forward to unite mine to The y
merous testimonies of those who have e1,n
enced the happy effects Of "Dr. Jewelt'. b
proved Vegetable Pills" For more lh,um
years ! have suffered from a disease Of
stomach owing TO a arrangement Of the t
gestive organs-and though ran the reta
nended course of many remedies f,meis
heir relief giving virtues, yet all was yan,s
Useless, until at length through the sdvi,t
friend. ! consented to make trial Of the ,ku
named Pills, the use of which has complete
established my long wished for heslth
J. ID. DRUMMOND, Catholic PRES
Boston, Ms. July %, 1888.
For sale by n. B. WILLIsros, BrsttlssSai
md kErEs g. THoMrsoS, Pulney.
Price so cts.
Jan. Is, 1895. eoplh
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Vegetable Rheumatic Drops

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- cure for that most obstinate and iorneF
ing disease, the Rheumatism; and from cIos
observation we are led to believe that lhg
nave, TO very great extent, failed TO prOdDGt
.hat desirable result and may il not be altre
tea 10 the fact, that articles said to cure Id
troublesome dirorder, are also recommends
10 cure almost every disease with which Oh
iran bodies are attacked, and in their preP'n
non that object is kept in view, viz TO hr
the medicine cure for all diseases.
Inc vegetable Rheumatic Drops are offers
10 inc public as a remedy for Rheumatism, '%
as no case Is known where perfect cure vs.
not enected, we are justified in declaring II |,
ssaiuuo's medicine for that painful disease 'n'
'o' "o o'her Is mmended.--Price5 81 cene
a, cERTIFICATE.
Messrs. CRosBYs a. Col was afflicted 10,
several months with the Rheumatism, Sni
-, u.as'ng used every remedy recommended Y
lhe most eminent Physicians within my Ieaea
Without success, at length procured OOu'
oil your Rheumatic Drops, or Sure RemecI'
ana made the application as directed, and Ss'
iore had used one half of it, a perfect caN
was effected and to my knowledge, the sane
ootle cured two of my neighbors. 1t is nov
aoout Two years since | used your medclns
ana have not been troubled with the Rher
matlsm since. Ramsey Sp,LpIss.
Marion, o, May 90, 1892.
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