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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-09
FEMALE INFLUENCE.

ny MRS. r w. BAIL.
Ii has been asserted BY a
grcat Fsenchwritrr, thatwomes
mould tie characterize 4 nation.
Napoleon said The ,nother form
esl.lI,e man. lfthis he ,r,'r, lie
Importance of early female cul-
lnre lis too obvious ID need pom.
ting odt 10 the nrost superficial
observer of national character.
sItI,as been conceded on all sides
that nearly all the eminent men,
eminent either for good Or evil,
have had mothers 10 whose
training they owe their emf
nence. The mother OF Wash
lngion As a brilliant Modern ex-
ample Of maternal influence,
wisely and jutiicionsIy cxerlt.tl,
producing the most glorious re-
suits. She pointed the son 70 Il
high aim; she taught him thai
virtue mud greatness are synOn-
.ymous; that moral courage is
the soul Of physical bravery /;
Observation-Disclosures and falsellood
areincn,npaiiblcw itIlStrUe great
ness. She mad her reward for
her son stands recorded on the
historians page Mineuliy2
good ana great. ~ reading his
life, the nero, The warrior the
statesman, andA,l,e philosophers,
all are combined ii the good
man NC love. The moihersotI
several nfithe Roman EMper-|
.ors, We retold, exercised IN
bounded influence over their
sons; but they were generally
vicious v omen, aud accordingly
their sons were great only IN IN
fanny. Others were good only
so far MS tile glimneriOgs ofna-
lural virtue could break through
the pagan gloom Of the age in
Avhichihrvlived, aniliIicy taught
their offspring towait u elpDife
through seas of lllaod, conlent
with tie result without regard
ing the means by witch i was
accomplished, means which
generally originated in treason
ard perticy Il was reserved
for ali sAmerican christian notit-|
erstv form VI great nAiloyi, ,i't
lus,re uf whose name will live
SD long An o,lr Republicans states
exist, x brad shriuc lortile wt,r-
ship III freedom.
If then the greatest as well
as the brightest exantpacEol We
mems forming iulluerer exl'sled
with lis, III oUr own lia.ppy land,
why's nottAe cultiSationof.has
AS highly esteemed Us il should
" Vi
ibesby o,ls own fir country Wo-
men? liz no country perhaps
ID the worlh, where Chrissiani-
ry lis taught. iswoMHN saSlntlv
sensible Of her vast powers Il ~
|influentse As M the Asncfi';nn
States, Tic rSAsOR pi sl'is Is
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-09

& & 81 iesf 4. r 7s ~ y ~ NJ 3 1l. q wi &.
ol,yious; i,ecaaset >eoinro hcre
xre domestic II their habits be-
|yOnd that W other countries,
and do NOT mingIs III public as
semblages. Al tpe fire Mn is
|tile strong hid 6fpowet--ilss
II thar ina0ence ditfdsesl a0d feit
while she, who exercises ii, ~
totally unconscious Of thu aso-
Ment0m towards good 81 evil,
|she is giving The growing char.
actor ar0nnsI her Could fe4
EmaleskGh@s that upon them de-
|voiveuI the responsibility ofI
making Them virtuous OF 0fher-
wise, how lightly would they
deem mere external decoration,
that only catches The eve and
Inauguration Of the, sex, ~ com-
|parison 10 the cultivation Of
mind that controls and inflen-a
|ces them. Il has been said BY
AZ eminent aGthor, that lie CO..
lourlof = nations morals Is in-
bibed from It's women. II this
he The case, Americans should
| be less corrupt than 0ti,cr ma
lions, for certaiaAy tileir women
| are xs ysttncrc understand lie.
ligious than those Of any 0thcr
country. Among rs, the MARI.
lage ;ie has ever been regarded
MS sacred, and sociely slcfaiy
Ifrowns down rs violator. In
luther countries some fanatics,
(swiih the daring ambition that
Icharacicrizes strong intellect,
when combined with undiscip-
lined passion, have avOwed
themselves in6iicIs, and sriyen
u shine as stars 10 hemisphere
|of metaphysical philosophy /;
but where ID All America, with
al extraordinary exception, can
1.-The traveller point ont an athe-
list woman; and that exception
has sunk too low eyehto Attract
Tire finger Of scufn.
A persian poet give msTvied
me- the following piece o(good
|advlce:
when thou artmarried, seek
20 please thy wife; bur listen
not ~ ~ all sl'e says. From
mans right side 4 lib wasiaksns
40 form n oman, and never was
there seen 4 rlb qaitesstraight..
Andwouldsl thou straighlen il ri
III breaks, but bendsDot. Since,
then, Ais plain that crooked is
Woman's temper, forgive her
faults, and'blaae her moi I; nor
Ilct her anger thee, nor coercion
use. rs all IS vain Il straigillcn
what is curved.
pretty hand and q pretty
foot LIways 90 together; whe,s
we speak of ooGs We always
think 81 The Other. For mis-
reason, stepping 81 4 wnmanns
foot, il equivalent tp Squeezing
her hand andSeqaalIy proper,
but sometimes more conv1Mens.
as II can be done under ,hc IA
bic. Be careIu!, iOWevers,evrr
~ attempt Il, iof fear NJ nakl0g
d mistake. WIZ Onre saw II la-
dys very much confused, xl,VS
Vas trying ~ this way ~ giiye y
signal io n gentle n All opposite,
aud instead IL III, xt,e trod AMI
pressed III sbe corn covered
toes of Al, UNI bachelor. Ho
bore il rs long as hecouih, and
then very a'uetly remarked,
MADAM. chen you wish ~ \
step cn A grn'Iema.'s lvess ~
pafsica!a an'l gst ne fo y 4 ,l'''t I
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-09
THE BROKEN HEARTED. I

THE BROKEN HEARTED.
She braided a wreath for Ter silken hair, q
And kindlcd smile on her sad pale face;
For ia secret hand had been writing there, u
In lines that sorrowaloue could uaceI
She gaFc a check % the rising sign,
And sent j. again st its source 70 swell;
While she turned % dash from her fearful cye
4 slittering drop jhat tale might tell.
Her foot III the dazzling hall was found
AS lightly the maze Of the dance TO thread,
While, spor,ive, she moved 70 the yiol's Sound,
ASH not 4 hope Of her heart had 6cd
Yn she wished, ere ! rose ii her wreath should
0ic,
Or the smile on her lip should cease to play,
Her head on the pillow Of death might he,
And the suffering cords Of her heart give way |!
v II
Bus she poured no plant in an earthly ear;
Her soul With is secret griefs went up,
Bcseeching Der God that hc would hsar-
Withdraw The bitter, Of break the cup!
Her prayer was heard, and the sigh was stilled,
As il in her breast il meier had been!
The tear, ere il sprang to her eSe, was chilled;
And the lids forever had locked it in!
i bent Ger her pale and breathlcss clay,
As il shone in the light like frozen flower,
That stands in the air q wintsr's day, i
Erea lcafhas dropped atthe suhbeam's power !
Twas wrapped in 4 srcss and holy calm,
THAT babe each shadowuf grief depart!
The spirit had risen q breath tho balm,
Which Cilsad shedsfor tile pure ii hearth
HOPPE Da. SaAxB. ~
See through the clouds that roll on in wrath
Yon little star bcnignaat peep,
Iclishs along the trackess path, 4
The woAdersof the stormy deep.
And sh,ss On! Hope, thy lively form
In sorrows gloomy might, shall be \
The star that locks through cloud ana s,osi.,
Upon dark and mocMess SEA. Nj
When heaven is all sereNe and fair,
Fun many brighter gem We msets 'l ss
IT'S when the sempest hoyers there, 4 &
Thy beam j. most divinely sweet. n *
The rainbow, with the SUMS decline,
Like falthless friends will disappear;
Thy lights, dear star, more brightly shins,
When all Is wall and sorrow here.
And though Aurora's sterling gleam ~
May wake a morning Of delight,
'Tis only thy enchanting beam,
WIN suile amid affaction's night. "A.
A GEM oT Poetry. n
y nsv. !. !. ,lrnvEv
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05
DR.. WILLIAM EVANS
SOOTHING SYRUP,

Far Children Teething. Prepared Gy Himself
VENfilS nfiliiblr remedy has prr-e, we'd hundreds
Il wien ilmught pa+i recovrry,. from ,nvul-
si"ns. ASS on - the Syrup is III bed on the
guns the chili will recover This preparation is 80
inn cent. so rfhracious, ID 80 pl,asini, TINT no
child will refuse 10 ct its gums he ri brd with il
When infants II the .e of fur months though
there is no appearance IF teeth, one but,l,. Of the
syrup should b.. used an the gums open g ores.
Pirtnts ,hnuid mv,r he withun' the syrup in II q
pu'srrv where there are Young ildrcn. FIR # n
chli wakes IN rr night with pain III The guns. the
syrup Immediately gives ens. b, opening Il pores
and ealing TIE guuis; lher,b, preventing convul.
sions, Frvers &c.
A z 'niienan who has paac tria' Of Hr w Evars
S"hh"g 81 rup in his family, Gu cnsr Il teeth
ing rlI ny wishes state thai r found = rnri
~ rff'rinr in relieving prin in ,hc gnns. aud pre-
vsnlg III" onsrqu nco which sometimes follow
We Gle fiill, m Nv wi h his request tSun.
PWr believe il il gene ally arknow ,dgr hv
il''sr who Lave irrd il That III" Soo,hng $ rap f,r
Children Cutting T'c. til. nd, crseG in another col.
nrnn. is lgh, u>tlui' lre f'e the purposes Tor
~h rh il is intended. Il ghIy respectable prrs'n,-
at any ra -, VII" have inade use ot IT, 10 hot hest
tate % give its virtues the sunriiun of Their uanrs
.o, EB"si"u Trav-lhr
EP En-, rcd acc"rdin. io Act of Congress.
la. grnuin" is W MID b, Agents only.
hcEsTs--HrNRy IlypE, Faith; J. 1hwiug, Woai
sc'ct iDs ee Advertisement on LIST p -" 30
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05

Tha sch -. Fart. :, George. for Pos,on,
with wood and shingles, about 100 tons burt"en,
was into near sonhegau on Friday evening,
august 30) by large schooner unknown: carried
away her bowsprit aud head stays --naats soon went
by the b,ard. She Immediately filled, and went 10
pieces the next mnrning, when the Captain and a
boy were drowned ! he other two men lashed
themselves TO part of the quarter deck. and flied
abnui at the mercy Of The WIVES through the vio-
len, gale Of Saturday. until Sunday n. on when they
were picked up by Capt.. arpham If the ship Rr-
mingham, who brought them into this port. They
were without provisions or water from Saturday
night until sunday moon. The men be.tow the high
est 'aise upon Capt Farnhain. for h- ph,lanhropc
and successful exer:ions in iescuing them from a
watery grave.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05
EshOdc.Esland--iirect!!

RHODE Island Complete returns from
all the towns in the State, give the following
rcsults:--
For Rsprese natives to Congress
ston (W) Se3o-Tilinghas (W) 4o3o-
Thurston ". b. 3573-Dorr ". B
3635---Scattering SO. The House OF
Representatives will consist Of As Wings,
and 81 V. D. In the last House the Wings
had but = majority.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05

The .4roostook Bonn anil the timber -
The editor of the Kcnnrbec Journal says
that he has seen gentleman fom Hnnl-
ton, who is leading and influential mem
her OF the Van Bnrren party, who told hin,
that no hmbsr has been soid-that the Land
Agent limiting the minimum TO three dr.
hors a thousand no one bid tina, amount and
therefore none was sold
From the same authority the J,nrnal
learns that there is not a single stick IF .im-
Der in the boom; if there i. none IN The boom,
and non" has been sold, whit becomes of
the thirty thousand d"Ilars which the Are
tells ns about; Can the Age tell who
bongh, the timber, aud when. and at what
price? ADV.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05
THE AROOS1 OOK BOOM.


EVIDENCE ENOUGH To SATISFY Loco fnco
SHEPHERD CAREY, Of H,uton,
a a1arm partisnn,-" drilled Loro Fo.o,
-is at nth n litter in The last EASTERN
DEMocRAr. denoune 'ng me Bongor D mo-
crat for refusing to publish his nr. md
giDiag The JollO'eing 'sormation in regard
to the Boom:
"In reply To your request for light upon
this subject will say FIR your Information.
that the Aroo-tnok Boom, as it Ia called
rs. "A NUISANCE. AND Will BE
PROVED AS SUC'H- ESTABLISH
ED WITHOUT AUTHORITY of
Law, avn ms .BEEV NAV.
HGED Nv 4 Ma.VyER MOST ~
FURIOUS TO PERSONS PURsU-
ING n LAWFUL. BU'fVESS.-
UITHOUT RENDERING ANY
CORRESPONDING NT-
AGE TO THE STATE OR COM
MUNlI Y;- Nor HAVING De-
TANNED, DURING THE PAST
SE.4SO.V MORE THAN FO UR
HUNDRED PIECES OF TRES
Pass TIMBER, MACGER THE
STATEMENT OF ONE " O
KNOWS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05
ARRIVALS. cLEkRANcEs. &c

AHRIVALs. cLEARANCEe, &c.
Ar at NYor 9th ship pla ina. ,auncan (of rath)
'ayre LIST uli; sch sennnt, III n,nsfnn 26ih
ship Favre. ScKown, NOrleans 2sih sch zora,
en,oni, Aux Cayes 20: Nfrk ! all, iangor; =
ship Sew England ,wanton FIN liverpool for a,h
smiled fin iverpool 25th ult. sip Uiadem. Lam
bert, Cudiz. to load for Loston.
M"rant .,a. Mr. Il vi brig Frances Loui-
sa w BIB, from I,n,h disrh's
AT rnr,s Ish 18th ut Ship NORWAY, Barnes
for ". York,s me day. only An We al.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05
THE STATE TREASURER.

Where is he? We learn from Augusta,
that he ha- been ab<en, from his post about
FOUR MONTHS. Will the Argus be kind
enough to rehnke him. as i, dld MIR. Ca
noon, when absrn, but for a few WEEKS !!
Mr. Gnodwn is absent for mon,hs, from
the Seat Of Government and /, IS no offence,
while the absence of MIR. Cahoon was a
criminal affair. When dies the Secretary
OF the State Treasury intend to sell US out
at au:tions Adv. =
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05
OuR SENATORIAL List. We d,

OuR SENATORIAL List. We do not wish
20 end fault with the nominations of our
opponents--it is not necessary. Proba-
bly, the four loco foco candidates, are quite
as good as could be selected from tina, par
ty. Respecting the Democratic Wing
nominations for the Senate, we may safely
challenge the locos to brig aught against
them. They are all substantial Democrats
from the ranks Of the people; practical,
sound business men, Of known ability, aud
sterling integrity. The Wings Of Old
Lincoln may we'll delight to honor them.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05
SATISFACTORY.

In the six States where members of Con-
gress have recently been elected, Rhode
l,land, Tennessee, North Carolina, Ken.
lucky, Indiana and Alabama, the Wings
have elected THIRTY-ONE nj E NJ
BERS.-the L"coos hut % We are sat
isfed with such result as this. The fol-
lowing are the rcfuru..
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05

sCFPost Masters aud o,her friends will
oblige us by forwarding the returns in their
rppec i've Towns by the frs, opportunity
Give us the returns Tor Treasurer and Sem
ators without fall
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05

There was heavy frost at Portland or
wednesday night; aud snow ut Salem on
Friday forenoon.
The East Boston Company have COM
menred the erection ofthe wharf for the
British steam ships.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05

PORT OF BATH.

A.KiVE D
.aug %, brig rinta. Purringion. NYork
=. brig harlss, Sylvester. do
Sept. I, brig Denmark ! elan,. | hi 'phin
brig reH. lindsey Middleton
sch ouisa. Ol,er,f a, Of Lawrence
3, sch ellen. Wood, osion.
CLEARFD
Aug 80, sch Planet, Robinson. Newbnrypoit.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05
Ne,o Baking Establishment.
Theodore q. TrcYcff.
CLOTH-DRES>I\G.

TT IlE Subscriber would respec fully inform those
" who have heretofore left their cloth To be dres-
sed with William ed,a,d aid II. Cove. aih. that
they sill hi. agents. and will reci i've cloth az us-
ual IL ready 10 dress cloth IN the best
manner for one shilling per.,ad ID. machinery
will be in complete r. and experenc ed and ifusiy
wo knen employed re therefore believes he shall
be able to- gi,e I'D satisfaction To his employers
Cloth rfi at the sign of Palmer & Ledyard, nearly
opposite Zina tiyde's \. -
HILLIaM WHITTEN
Top sham. Aug. 1899 Sw20
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05
N @ TICE

IN EFT in the rare Of TIL Subscriber on tho hf.
III teen'h of jane. II rs- Mud Wlsg,n The
H. rise dark brown roI. Wagon red inside.
green om,-id ,,ers old. Left hy nan callo him.
s.lfJol'n Burton. T!eovn.r is r, quest 10 prove
property, pay chniges aid take then, AWAY.
THOMAS WHLELER:
Gxuhss iCk, Sept Q, loaa au23
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05
$76,539 So

due from "Unce SAM To Collection Districts in
thi. County,! Now the question comes up, in ev-
cry refrcling mind. "Houo does this happe ~
Would il he d fair inference, that we here have
some clue TO the source from which so much cleo
pioneering money comes frnm'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05
LETT BE REMEMBERED ED,

That JOHN FAiRFtELD'S admnistra-
iion has created "one ctwrenry for the Office
holders and nnoth'r crrenry FIR The people. >
by paying the former their salaries in money,
and ,he latter the bounty on wheat in Stale
IRREDEEMA BILE SCRIPT.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05

A SlGK. A jealous locof,co said in our
bearing Jew days since, ,har he should
never vote Tor the backing out policy #
John Fairfield: he wanted G"vrrno,
@ho knew what b. was about, and v hen he
Get ont with an object to accomplish it and
'eot back out 10 please vau Buren, or coy
0na eiso-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05
Rev. TdoNAs Curtis. of August E, will preach at
the Baptist Me. ting h"se, this evening, Commenc-
ing at half past o'clock
DIED.

In this Tn,, on Sunday last Thnrnas G. Son Of
Tnonas Eaton Esq aged 10 nonihs
In Newmarket n. III ang,si Goth. snpiine
Elisabeth, on Y child of DIR NJ. P and Martha R.
cleveland aged eighteen months
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05

Notice TO Lumber. Dealers.
fI'HE b'crnr having been Tor twenty ears
e instantly engag-d in working Lumi cr. and
for five wears legal, qnalif.d.in the AT Of Survey
ing. continues to Offer his services ahoye. Fa.
vors gvat"fullv rpcrved. and pn,riuallv nueNb to
by SAMUi L ZANE Surveyor of Lamb,v.
Pat. Ju'r "a 1a'a. 1sl7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05
4 ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

MO f ~ hereby gwen that the ri 'scribrr has
~ hern dnI, amp intrd Admin n, rix 81 the es.
tate f Abr HIM o. Lncoln. late of Bath, in TIC
'''unty Of Linc"l,, drc.asrd. aud has taken upon
he self thai trust by giving bonds the law di-
reefs. Aud NIL persons hrviug mAm's up III thu
"st'te of the said dtcras d r.qar,d IN 'x,ii it
the srnr aud u persons inc rht' 10 the said estate
are called upon tn make pn,mnn
>. HANNA | S. LINCOLN
Ra,h. 4no. 60 1899 3.22
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05
NEW ARTICLE
For ssl0sttyg. b ,iil ils Dry

Places and Under Water.
DhTfNT SAFET FUS Z, manufactured soIc-
IL /. nv MrsSrs. Birk;,rd, Smith Il Davcv.
Z IN ,Hll. England; aud l,acur. Birkiord, E.e- 4
Co, East CRANKY, iartlnrd Coz Coma. e
1hr Patent Safety .iuse. in Blasting. takes the
parr of the printing needle, printing mate and 10
il removes all taugrr ot Stalking FIR" in tanplng.
and n-ns nj measured rate, r,n lrrs tho now
grrou- business Of blasting as safe as the employ
mcnts of the arntr 1t ensures certainty mud e.
t'cts an explosion as well under water ~ in the
drvcsI sini,tun. Besides il saves mucl, time and
labor. aud AS il allows the tampirg to be rH,nned
hard home, and leaves onl, p urificc the r. ot a
knitting needle. it adds considerably 10 the fore" OF
til blast Ii has been satisfactorily proved, t"o,
that il adds to the free Of the blast in incea led
d. gree by ignlling the charge At The hptiom.
N. B-The common Fuse answers FIR wet blast
ing; but for blasting und, water, where miscar.
rige would be q serious consequence, I" Water
Fuse" si,nuld br ordered. made specially fm such
places For sale bv J. Z. SNOW.
CERTifYCatE. 49,,
This may certify that the suhsrribers have
made use nf the above ar:i 10 for blasting rork--
and find il far better than any til ng now in for
charging. both safety, time in loading. and setting
fire at the bottom oi the nlagaziu" Il"rse.
J N FAIRBANKS, 80
DAVID RICHARDSON.
ps,h. Avg. %. Is3o 3,22
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05

tCPWHAT DOES THIS MEAN! From re-
port recently drawn from Fr. Secretary Woodbury.,
made 10 Congress the 25th January 1898 the FL
lowing startling facts are shown, among numerous
others:
he Report shows that the Government was ac-
'ua'iy brought in debt 10 the foilouing Collection
Districts IN this State in the several sums set down,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-09-05

the returns -
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1839-12-10
NEW DRUG STOREn

a T the firm of MOODY & ADAMS, will
IA be found constantly for sale, Drugs and
Medicines Of the choicest selection, and of the
best quality. as cheap. if not cheaper than can
be purchased at any Drug shop in this county
or State.
We purpose 10 content ourselves it'll small
profits in advance of cost aud freight.
Purchasers will find it 10 their advantage TO
call on us, where they NAV be assured that med.
icines will be put up with skiIfu hands and in
the best possible order and neatness Medical
prescriptions from Physicians, will be attended
10 with that care and attention that will inspire
confidence in all who favor us.
S. MOODY would say to his friends and Gus.
toners that having been engaged in the Drug.
gist business for a few years past. AID attended
course of Medical Lectures delivered by the
ablest professors in New England. and possess.
ing the advantages of u Medical Library, he will
be able 10 deal out medicines with that skill and
knowledge that does not usually fall to the 10.
of Druggists. We intend Ly cash business
TO live, and let live. Our Tinclures and Drops
will be prepared from The prescriptions and d.
rcctions Of the United States Dispere atory, and
warranted good, if not they may be returned.
SIDNEY MOODY.
GEO. o. ADAMS.
MIddlebury Aug. 6. 1889. l3if
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1839-12-10
NO CURE NO PAY.-SaND's REMEDY ron
~ SALT RHLUM New York Sep. 10 1889

no CURE NO PAY.-SaND's REMEDY For
~ SALT RHLuM New York Sep..l9, 1889.
Messrs. A. b. & D Sands-Gentltmen FIR
about enc year past, have been severely af1lict-
ed with the Salt Rheum aid in order 10
obtain rel eff | used various populir medic mes
without any COOL effect. then appl ed to my
physician, and finally TO another one IF tie most
eminent n the city bui my complaint baffl ID
their skill entirely; aud neither Of them relieved
me. Seeing your advertisement, AID certi6-
cate Of cure from Mrs. Chapmap IS Chatham
ST. nailed on her to know the TRUTH and was
happy l. have it all confirmed which you stated.
bou hit one box If your 'Remedy, and one
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The cure was completed in between 5 and 6
we, ks, and from being cripple, scarce able 10
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r CO men!e' it o as many as or If my
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Truly yours, Mss. MARGARrT CLARK,
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