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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-09-24
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT.
DIR. TAYIOR'S
BALSAEL OF LLVIRwCnr

As been r,cd successfully for eight ,tar, in the ,,r,
IL these diseases, 4 Remember TIC original and sen
unt u nmt oNlA At 80 Bowcry, NY. ALL others are
spurious and Unauthorized
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT-Asa
general remedy tor these Diseases amulh satisfied rom
long experience, there Is no mcdlcuccqu to Dr. Ta, ors
Bhisam OF li'erwurt Being purely vegetable it can be
used win The utmost safety 10y all person, in every cund-
loh u clenscs The lungs by eNpCctUfaUn, relieves dit,
hnlt breathing, aud seems to heal the chest There r,,
ot no question, but this medicine is certain cure for
chrome coughs aud colds. have used il Tor four ia
NY pr"''''c' ahd always with success
,-cox,,,,r,,,. \. /. ROGERS NJ D.
]. 'oNHl MflloN The following rruurhs wrrr in -
Atn rom the last number ct the Medical Mnegyinc-
l"' surprising elect produced by Dr. IA, Inf'. p,i.,m
~ lN'rNnFi ~ cun,unipyc eases. cannot inl e,rr n
deep ana Thrilling interest throughout the world Wrb,r
~ ,, .cu I"ls 'tosc consUmpou) incurablr that
y nHcht to credit our senses when We see rrr.,us al,
osn.l 'nsumptlNc restored to health. Yet hi. 8. nc
"i hiN occurrence how then can we question m, vim
9" lhc above medicine. In nest we ,ia be- more "a,
piciti meantime We hope ply sicans will make rt f
th.> mtn'ihc and report it, effect tuts"
NoTE.-The original and genuine Ia, lor'. IA lam, n
LNtIwut is made and sold at 31j lovrry
10 FEMALES-Thc number of females in d,t;,,t,
H'h W hs cry l. truly surprising. Weakurs. los. of
n'Cr complaints and many other diseases preg
. n @ '"H,hs then pale and lean Of flesh All lh-
rhn p' rcntded by the Use Ut uc,cirs bot
Will assist nature in all her movements. lone
We aNu muscular organs. OF i. Mind !, Dr. Ta,lors
bhl'hm NJ LNcrwoft, which being mild and uu,I, y,r,t
Bile answers females admirobly If s ,,,ii , = o. ara.
uu,' an elastic step, good appetite and uIdy checks
WI uloW' once more remember the original and gtnu.
, SPLITTING or BLOoD-This disease consists ora
uNChhile 81 blood, oen oty from the mouth, brought
uP WIN hawking and coughing and is usually arcOmpani-
~ WIN difficulty oi breathing and some pain IN the chest
some tes u is preceded hy ~ oppression at the chest "A
rN tickling cough and slight shooting pains. This disease
5 a"n more or les dangerous The great danger that
these mpioms, and immediate remedies can ,Ior, 80
his end Bn DR.. Tatlors Baisam Of Lvtrwott /. .urc
remedy and To show IT. unparalleled succcss crrfct,
shrd IN few diNs. " - I"'-
=. J. NERVOUS DISEASES AND wEAKNEss-pr
~" puI'i "i LNerWort. made AT 375 Buwcrv i as
"i'sN NJ eN'ehcht remedy for these diseases Nv vjc,
hs D'eh more or les vi for ten Years she was e,tr,rr
IT. ni ~ times 50 weak that she could not attend
,,"nstb h. , nllt,. u. the use Of this medicine her
'isn .,t 20 DE- My address is st Dr. Ta,lor. Office
~, nUbsENNE Buy only that which Is made a, tho
er. Windsor ~ q H. Ward,
'seini Information NAV he fonnd in circu,srs
----, VI n-chls fnce - per bottle. 6m.29
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-09-24
33oetrp.
THE STREAM or LIFE.
Ana The B0any Boat.

Oh! softly gIdcs lie's quiet stream,
BY childhood peaceful shore,
While all is like an angels dream,
That fits its gaze BEFORE
Oh may thy heart throb light, fair child,
Beneath thy mothers eye
And long retain tho huos so mild,
Of mlancy's pure sky.
Now swiller ON the crisp'd waves flow,
Youths sunny banks between,
While hncy's light, with mellow glow,
'Gilds DER the laircr scene;
oh happy prove, thy voyage boy,
Adown the treacherous tide,
While she, thy souls first leapns JOY,
Is seated by thy side.
Still on! the restless stream goes on
Now broke by many gale,
While thronging misls come up anon
And ftlul tompests wall.
Still happy prove thy voyage man,
Though never on the sea,
Loves wing thy darkened soul shall fan,
Nor flowers bloom for thee.
Away! away! the lrowning shore
Bends darkly DER the wave,
And now those locks so thin and hoar,
Are scattered on the grave;
Still happy, happy, weary one,
God guide the to thy rest,
And sweetly sleep, thy voyage done,
Upon thy mothers breast.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-09-24
U n | ON II o L S Z,
MONTPELIER. VI.

TNTIE subscriber would respectively inform the publc
l. that he has taken the above named House and that
the establishment has been fitted up in good s,lehe fiat
tes nhst mat eniire satisfaction Willie given 10 a who
may favor him with call Ever grateful to his old and
numerous customers who have paTonred him bile Keep
lug the stage House, at Danyille for than ten years
pSthe stu hopes that hcy will continue their vors Mt the
UNION House., and he respectfully invites his present pat
rons and the travelling public, generally, when visiting the
Capitol local him. plcdene himself that his house shall
be Kept in Clean quiet and peaceabe manner and that he
will do his best enieavors render the stay Of his guests
pleasant md comfortable. JNO. KELSEY.
Montpelier, Dec. 81. 1910. 35-u
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-09-24
SlOO REWARD.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been Of
" fercd for months, tOany who will use II bottle of
UdyS LinimeHt Tor the Piles without being cured. OF
thousand Sold in instance has it ailed of cure
Proof overwhelming to be had whent is sold. 1t is also
certain cure in nearly every case, Externally in the
following complaints.
For the PleS, TightResS Of The chest cs-
For all DrOpSy, pecidHy in children,
TeHder Feet, Foul Ulcers Of the legs, or
Sore throat By cancers or 0her fungus sores, hOc-
ulcers, 6Uer obstinate or long
Group, Stdndmg
UhoOping cough, Fresh WOuHdS,
Scdid heat, - ChHbidnS &c. g.
LOOK OUT.
Some SwindierS hare cOuRtCeiicd the article and PIT
il mp with rdrons deuices. Do not he imposed upon
One thing only will protect you'll is the name OF COM
STOCK a co. that name must diWGys be on the uFdp.
per, or You are cheated Do not forget It, Take this
direction with you, and test by that, buy III for
it is Impossible for any other to be true genuine.
Sold by COMSTOCK n CO.,
II Maiden Lane, New York.
63 T. HUTCHINSON, Jr. Woodstock, VT.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,

? r
JNllE Subscriber respectfully informs the public that
this new and cOmmOduu, iIOu>c-crecicd last ,engnn
for the accommodation of such wish tn partnkc of
the celebrated Mineral Waters Of the Sprng-is now Omen
for the reception oi VISITORS Many additions having been
made during the past winter aud the subscriber atcr- him
sell that he shall be able tD accommodate and give sa'~Gr-
ton to At who may have OCcasono resort 10 this f,UH
an ofhsHft No hicniinn WILDE spared 10 render the
ultinn Of the afflicted comfortable ~ possible F1milic
will bc furnished with constructed Tor their ouyrp
fence. Parties II pleasure will always md the House op
fIr their reception and every thing which the pecrar ard
romantic situation affords, (being situated rpon the bank.
Of beautiful bay, and surrounded by extensive shady
groves provided for their nent AID health
DR.. lIEINEBERG, of burlington, will visit the Springs
once week. OeneT for The accommodation Of such NJ
wish his professional services. convenient carrnac
will he in readiness from the srTrss t0 meet the
steamboat at st. Adams on Tuesdays and FRIDAYS OF each
week. =. W. WOOD
Hehgate Springs, May 2, 1911
~ u. Sail Boat will at all times be in READINGS. for
pleasure excursions upon the bay. 3.l2w
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-09-24
ORA. SUERMAN'S
MEDICATED LOZENGES.

~ CHILDREN or aduds can take medicine in This
form WjihOUt diIIcUHy.
II is he oniy ray u MAKE il pleasant yet discorcrtG.
~ Purchasers rW pi,dsc 0bser,e that the name ~.
SHERMAN, VI, d." is on each bor.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-09-24
SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CHASES COOKING STOVE,


vEVE subscriber lnyns ontroced with Nr = J.: Chase
bcgs leaves to call llratcnon orto public to the
The stovci, doubt more econOmcaaad convenient
than any other coo"s stove III use II Is cohFrrn',nc
cause oil lis peculiar tulslltoh III" t'ouo'oi,l o' Tue
reason that VIII s'"lrrt l"r' o lhh necessary 10
be consumed III "urr SoN'N'' o'uur W u" ~ ''l'' u
noun ol co"NhI' ~ ool.' wv" uNta VI 'rao u,lnrn
tlolH,Wlch'ah III al In0'nl nave lhe 'rV''"u'su onh
eed by damrc' as to nc nlpol 10 taNs or r9aHins llo
ioN' he''l'e US wen ~ ''c 'o's'N' o"' i"u no's "o
u'pRr'oi'n Is P'ur l." TNV'l "t !" WV 'iN ""unS
w. 'tI Co.,, ~ H. ,,,,' " NOR ;,rcI ~ , into ,ho
] I Gir,,Iy ntn tIc stnvt q vin, in
% nrniiriiy rf The nrinrinis uron Which Ibis stove On
cr nom If the rut lnn, tlc lire chamber i, suffered ia
, ,ir,,I, th nina ,r,n nh tLp rnI,.t mir i'm the
a. @ r, ii ia n h, rI,trr ,rrc
r,rct i, t ,r I nnl rr il h!s nnrtrI will Is Lcnt
NH In trh ,rnurr us In prnirc II very .rnuo ,ruIult
Tins Mi The cnt must he npncd to some prac
teal purpose
In proof o the above, have connected with TINS advert
lShnnt o..1M'ns c'r,"iva ,ru," m ~ HiUou"'
ca CHARACTER VINO Ich now using ue al"t 'lH N'lh'y'
Inc stoves VIII Dc kept t9i,,nl on hin1 ma "I ,ae
n.y., ,,.,,, TITUS III IClilNSoN JR'
woodstock, July lith l9io'
'HRTFl'AVES'
DrnrsirI hnyc u,rd one of your Cooking Stoves in nv
family for some time past The S,uyc salltha You have
recommended il tobe anil fee! 1t my duty to state that
my fnowicdyc, Being simple in CONSTRUCTION aud con
rcn,at in orm deem II To he Grqbi, and well cacu
Nrl N,ove r'o! Itt '""l "e'.r ~ xxx" Sa,f ht
Wtr' " Rf syn" n"tM on, g,H III "'"'"on 70 tio
".'"' H.! ,. ~ .' ,',, 'i ,ri,,, +, IL
SDt " III NV nt,r w. ~ ' ~ !"
hn,,or lave moi other stoves PAUL HOWE.
WooI,took w. JuIc IAN 1910.
, ',,...is -, ,r., ca,, r .,r
% ,',' ',', " ti, 80 ri ~ ,,i
inr all me purposes n 'ooNII5 N"'h"S Nt "', ~ .i'
lie. and find it 70 be- 'IS most ,rSnomIrr amt a @g4rmcM
pertinent lind haiti requires M MARI &cn onr J6arM
~ W E"g ~ ~, ''",'"', 10 ,,,"Jy ","' "
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-09-24

DRS BIlRNELL a CASTLE, have entered into part
~ nership in the practice of Physic and Surgery and
will for present. be found at their respective places Of
residence.
Dec. 1910, 3i-u
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-09-24
OBADIAH ALLEN,
RICHARD RIDER,
Oily


p. l.. BARKER. No. 35s IL River Street Troy n. Y.
TIADEuS POMEROl in Exchange Building, Corner
{ Exchange a Market Street Albany, n. Y.
Fuu SALE ny
Y. HUTCUlNSON Jr Woodstock, VT
So rs e.. ID. CIIAMBERIIN barnard, Vt.
NERRlCk GAY. Storkbridrc. vi
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-09-24

had $, the variety store Of n, M, mn rcn he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-16

GUILTY The State Treasury rs exhausted 'ne !eve"ue
now about 10 be received, not sul KAT 10 rtnbuiSe
the expenditures of;he political yea ISL cnu'', cur
no, he made available for future ex'sUees; inc 'hea'
al the command Of the Legislature tn carrying o w.
onaratons OF the Government, are %oninfa ~ '"e
Central Bank already greatly Weakened ny ihe heaVy
DRIFTS heretofore made upon II, and upon "hcn ne"
contributions cannot he levied to any consdefao,e
tent without periling its Indispensable resroso!'o'
and DESTROYING lis usefulness To the people, great pup
IL; vork undertaken and carried half Say TO com
nleon and which is perhaps identified wilh the III
ture prosperity of the State Is TO be sus'aneo Tue "
tpr.sis of education moral and intellectual are 10 he
fostefed: the public credit, upon wh'ch depeho ''s
,r;e and honor of the State is tn hc supported qnes
lion difficult aud embarrassing, is to be seilieo' ny
which the lives and property Of our citizens are 70 NC
protected from the robbers and lmcendares oil such
the OTHER States by adufd;ng them sanctuary al"
iusfyinp their outraGes constitute themselves acceS
snrcs 10 their crimes the dreadful disorders oil the cur
rency are TO be healed ohccked; and, superadded 10
these things we have I'd ruggle under the pressure OF
the new policy of the NSiional Government Tue s.'
,uous and uniustiable distribution among tne o,aes
Of millions from the Treasury, already reduced oy
the public necessities aipiosi 70 oanRluP'e! e
ment of bankrupt law party and unjust IN It's opera
lion and corruptinp and den6razinY IN lis tendency,
and renewal Of sysen OF duties and imposts upon
principle which but few years since Jeoparded Inc IN
tegrty of the Union these considerations constitute
ihIs lime truly Of difficulty and embarrassment But
according TO the emergency must he the irmness ana
resolution TO meet it, and on your aid, gentlemen,
confidently rely.
Whatever measures you may deem IT necessary ana
10 adopt for the good Of the State not repugnan
10 The Constitution, and having tendency 10 suppress
evil and promote the interest Of the people, shall have
nv sanction and cordial support.
In the administration of the affairs Of the State,
shall heretofore, be regulated BY conscientious re
gard for the public welfare add, in dischurging the So
Tenn obligation I'M about 10 renew. 'lo cause Justice
to be executed in mercy" while the circumstances Of
each case presented for Ex ilive action will be ALLOW
ed their due influence, III Fafety of society shall
We, fellow citizens, are Srvants of the peo5en dis.
are not delegated to ourselves. Lrtyyifed with
miss every sentiment Of mbtou. not i.nd earnest.
the public good bury The trlirs Of pso5 can guide us
Alright in all things proceed to thr
spec,ive obi cations to MIR conn.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-16

VIcxssuRc.-The Ficksburs Wing of the Both ult.
says-"We think We may safely say that the health
Of our city is restored
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-16

INAUGURAL AUDKESS OF GOV. MCDONALD.
TIL. aatterine evidence afforded me. fellow citizens,
CT The continuation Of the popular confidence in being
called for second term to the administration Of the
State Government, renews and strengthens my otlga-
ton to the people to the power they have conded
to me for their exclusive benefit. To this,
pledge myself But can accomplish little withou,
your cooperation: for the period at which enter upon
The discharge of this duty, is Of no ordinary diff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-16

FROM FLORIDA.
Cheering Ia,eigence.- By the steamer Gen. Taylor,
Capt Peck, the editors of the Georgian yesterday af
received from attentive correspondent the
following information
(Corrrspvadeaee If ht Sardnnai GeorrinnJ
EAST FLORIDA, Nov. >, 1871
The Tampa mail gives cheering hope, that every
thing on that side Of the Territory in regard the
coming in Of the Indians is favorable to the speedy
termination of the war, without the necessity of firing
another gun. On the Goth ultimo, the Chief Of the
Tallahassees arrived at Tampa Bay with 2S of his peo
pie. On the same date arrived there the U. 5 schr
Flr from Caloosahatche, with chief of one Of The
bands of The Everglades, and 80 of his people.
A Sub Chief witl Of his people, belonging TO the
Southern Indians, are a! Puona. Rosas.
Report gives the gratifying intelligence, that the
league of the Chiefs in the Everglades IS broken up
Sam Jones and the Prophet having quarrelIed-thal
Sam is cf, with only q warriors, and has gone out of
the Everglades 10 the Loche Iia!chee, where Iaeck
Tus lie nug-gee is with small band.
Two of the principal Chiefs in the Everglades are
willing 10 come in with their people, and will do so in
short time without doubt.
Lieut. Sp.ague, Adjutant 9Th Infantry, in charge OF
Tiger Tail and Alligator, arrived yesterday at For,
King, on their way hunting for the Indians that are
out in that neshborhood They expected at PLAT.
ka in a day or two, to pursue their hunt up the ST.
Johns, and around the mouth Of the Oclawaha.
On the 10Th ult there terrible storm al Puon.
ia Rosas, tina, swept the camp and store houses
destroyed every thing. The and officers escaped
only with the clothes they had on; but one life lost
The steamer Isis was driven up into the middle of the
camp, and now lies high aud dry nothing injured, and
will soon be got of without damage.
Yours truly.
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discount PaimerStoa 10 .Nr. asr,nsor.
Ioraiun. office My. ~. l.

Foreign. office, Nov ~, Lilo
The undersigned, her Majesty Principal socfrl'i'
Of State for Foreign Affairs has received The note wh
Mr. Stevenson, Envoy Extraordinary and Mtn''ri
Plenipolen,iary from the T. s. addressed 10 HIN ~ ~
18th instant, complaining the par, II lie ! : =.
v"rnment Of the conduct Of Lieut. Segram Of ~ W
jesty's brgantme Termagant, in having tetainrd ts
U. ). brig Douglas.
The Undersigned las 10 Mr.. SteveHsoH '''
her Mnjestys Government viii At nj times be df.'f.
of depressing and preventing any violation oithe -.
the United State. hy officers Of the British Nl'g.
With tins riew, indeed, her Majesty's Goyeiaa'ep'
previously 10 the receipt Of Mr.. Stevenson n"'r 81
18th inst, had, receiving from Lieutenant Srz'-"
account OF the tran action referred TO, called Yi
that officer 10 explain more fully and particularly y
grounds upon which he had considered himself io.'a
ed in deiaining ship under American c"lass and 7.
pers showing her 10 be American property.
Her Majesiys Government nave now tifccr'
prompt and searching inquiry 10 be made into l"' =.
Of the case, us stated iii Mr.. Stevensons note. ara
undersigned will not fail 10 communicate taFite' y
MIR. Stevenson upon the subject soon as her y
tvs Government shall nave learned the result {. y
inquiries instituted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-16
PALMERSloH

Mr.. Stevenson 10 IIisconnt Paimtrs'oa.
go, Upper Grosvernor street, Nov. y, ~.
(Recei.ed Nov. 20)
The undersigned, Enyoy Extraordinary and ~
Ter Plenipo,enlary from the u. s., has the honor
acknowledge the receipt of the note which Lord :
merston her Majesty's Principal Secretary Of sias
Foreign Affairs addressed TO him, in reply Of ~,
the undersigned Of the 18th inst, complaining I.
conduct Of Lieut. Segram, Of her Majesty IT,-a"
Termagant, in relation 10 tie American brig DOUG
off the coast of Africa, and will take the earliest III
tunty of transmitting i; for the information Of '"'s
yernmcnt.
The undersigned derives, in the mean time, "r
satisfaction from the prompt and friendly asss. ASST.
of Lord Palmerston, that previously to the recsP -
the note Of the undersigned, Lieutenant segfa" !,
been called upon to explain fully and particular?
grounds upon which he had considered ninsei n
titled in detaining snip under American color, G.
with American property, and that Her haJesE ,ba
vernment had further directed prompt ana sea''''
inquiry 10 be made into The facts of the case:
The RICH, Hon. viscount Palmerston, T. = ~
discount Paimerstoa to NJ. For ,-.s
Foreign Office, Decenoe. = ~.
sir-With reference 10 ms despatch o. ''s 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-16

LfstN'HtT
"The banking systemI
tinues to be a subject of
iety with the communI'
commend itself to the Ct
the General Assembly.
r,t;on cighteen wears.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-16

is EXHAUST !; the revenue
not sulliA n' 10 reimburse
zeal yea Isl cnIed, can
,urs syic rics: the means
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-16

Among the constitutional duties which yen are call.
ed upon to discharge, is the promotion Of The arts and
sciences in one more seminares of learning. The
university ia in hourishing condition, aud from The
liberal patronage of the State is enabled afford the
benefits of education to many who would otherwise be
compelled 10 depend upon the institutions Of other
States or for the want of means TO deray heavy
expense, abandon the pursuit of knowledge The irs,
thing to be regarded in republic is the virtue of the
people; the second, their intelligence; both
,ia to the maintenance of our free institutions the FRS,
inspires them with disposition to do right the second
arms them with power To resist wrong The precePts
If morality mingled with lessons of literary in.
siruction, in almost every system Of modern educaon
and he who attans high degree Of mental improve
men, cannot fail 10 be Impressed with those lofty
iiments of right which tend TO social happiness
The sum now dis,rbutable among the several conn
ties poor school fund.- is twenty thousand and
eghty.n dollars and sixty four cents; amount
uncomfortable, regret to say, to afford them but lit
tie means OF deirnyng the expenses of the education
of those for whom it was intended. But for engage
ments that may have been made with teachers for the
present year. dependent the funds expected from the
State, would recommend its being retained until ano
ther dividend shall arise upon the stock applicable 10
this object, which will be in April next
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28
DAWES FAMILY PILLS.
FN - 80 FtsPeetahEs F4FTae''

SrArTosD corsrY. vs.,
Sept. z, 1870.
Drka Sra 81 write 10 let you know that the
Lord has done great things Tor me. whereof ash
glad. When saw you 10 fredericksburg, think
said that | bad been afflicted With very acid
lsoor) stomach. end sahjees to x.olens path my
rhabaIb and soda three four times every day for
those many years, with little Of no relief. and my
legs and ankle. were so much seclled that was
unable, 81 times, TO attend TO my Business. But
since you made presenl VI box Vi yoar fami-
y Pills have taken / or OF them night 10 so
lag TO bed, aud my acid stomach - relieved,
he swelling in fny leg has nearly disappeared, and
DO think hat have been hiElered day with
the pain in my head since began TO take your val
asbie medicine. think the Lord directed you 10
fredericksburg to administer to my relief Bless
ed be bis holy name, am greatly relieved There
Is living IN my nelghbofhvod poor Old woman
who had been sick long time and could not get
relief; at length purchased box q Your Ptiss
aud gave them to her--atcr awhile saw hat out
and about her business, and she said that the one
box had cured Der. hsve spread The fame OF
your vsIasbie medicine amongst my acquaiDiances,
and many have purchased. No~, a, il respects
myself any friends tell me when 60 to town. thai
the, have not seen me look we'll for many years,
and say 10 them, | will tell you The secret Why
short Ilme ago met with Doct Davies in TOW a.
and he gave me box Of pulls. and they have made
me look as yon now see me. Aud now, my friend
hope that The Lord will continue 10 be with you,
and mike you useful to your teliow-crestures, as
he has hitherto done. l remain with respect,
CHARLES BRUCE.