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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-06

MURDER AT TRoY.-Two hands on rival
Canal boats al West Troy, became engaged
in fight which resulted in the death Of one.
One hand, Lewis Badger, requested an l.
rishman on board another boat which was
approaching the first, not to come so near
as to injure his boat. Angry words ensued.
The lrlshman attacked Badger, who, fan,
with loss of blood, gave up and crept into
the cabin. The other followed and renew.
the fght-when Badger seized knife and
plunged i. into his breast. He died soon
after. Badger says he became delirious
from exhaustion and excitement and retain.
ed no recollection of the bloody deed. He
is about 81 years of age. and is now in Jail.
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From THE NEw- HAVEN Cox PALLADIUM
MARCH %, 1912.
MIR. SHADES LETTER.

Just as our regular edition of TO days
paper was worked off, the following letter
from the Hon VIM. Sladc, member of Con-
gress from Vermont. was put in our hands
nv Amos Townshend, Esq, who is well
known as one of the most influential aboli
tionists in this country, and who is in no
sense political partizan. We publish his
communication and the letter of Mr. Slade,
without comment, for the benefit of those to
whom they may afford the most interest.
New HAVEN. March 26, 1912.
N,.ssrs. Editors--In common with many
Sof nv Anti-Slavery friends, | have been
somewhat at loss as TO the course which,
as freeman, ought to pursue at the ap'
preaching election.
| have always been averse TO making The
abolition of slavery a political question,
although it must in great measure be con-
nected with the political condition of our
country. Yet as it has been urged with
great tenacity by many whom highly es'
teen for their consistent opinions on the
subject of slavery, felt dcsirous of the O.
Pinion of man who has always been so
true and consistent an Abolitionist as Will
INN Slade, Member of Congress fom Yer
mont.
His reply TO my interrogatory commu-
nlcate for publication If YOU feel disposed
TO publish it-for tho benefit Of others stu
atcd like fayse1f
Very respectfully yours,
AAos TowNsHEND, JR.
Washington, March "a, 1912.
AMOS TowxsHsxD, JR. Eso.-Dear Sir
Your le'te1 of the Eth inst, has been re.
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The last Tribune says prominent loco
foco of New York stated las. evening that
about this time, John C. Spencer, is Secre-
tary of the Treasury. We have known says
the Tribune, that MIR. Spencer, has been
struggling for the Premiership, and been
likely to obtain it. The same paper states
that Isaac Hill is to have $500 dollars salary
for editing the Madisonian. The Albany
Eve. Journal doubts whether he will under
take the hazardous task of indicating John
Tyler since the Globe has come out againsl
him.
The Baltimore papers announce the death
of the Hon. Robert Smith, formerly Sec. Of
State under MIR. Madison.
Rhode Island Constitution. The New
Constitution has been adopted by the people
by nearly unanimous vote, only 80. votes
having been cast against it, and 05S5 for it.
To admit blacks, S79s, against ii, 1920.
Winter assailed us last Tuesday with a
severe snow storm. Vermont has surrender
ed at discretion, and neither wishes nor re-
quests mercy till next spring comes to her
aid.
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The Editor of the Burlington Sentinel,
if Madam Rumor is correct, is circulating
a petition requesting the removal of Mr..
Stacy from the Post office, on the ground
that he is printer. 1t must be the most
disinterested patriotism in a printer to in
sist upon his own profession as dsqualifi-
cation for office. Mr. Winslow, surely
should not ask or accept the office under
such circumstances.
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FREE TRADE. The New York Locofo-
cos arc as furious as ever on the subject OF
Free Trade. Petitions are in circulation
in that city praying Congress for the repeal
of the tariff. We are glad 10 hear it. 20
on, gentlemen, 60 on with your work OF re-
peal. The Wings can stand Free Trade
as long as any body else. Let us have the
Tariff repealed by all means, if tho people
wish it.-TrOy Wing.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-06

The CRAZY MANS TIcKEr.-The Asy.
lum Journal, paper published by the in.
mates of the Vermont Lunatic Asylum, has
got out "a crazy mans ticket = the candi.
dates selected, one from each of the great
political parties. The Journal says, "If We
can unite The crazy ones Of both parties, we
shall most certainly elect our candidates. !"
1t thinks, TOO, that if they could succeed, the
country would, to say the least, be as ,Dell
governed as it has been for the last eight or
ten wears.
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The late Wing Victory in Florida-The
Florida Herald Of the 7th instant. the Fed
era Loco Foco organ in East Florida, gives
ii up as follows:
For The first time since the organiza.
iIon OF our Territorial Legislature into two
branches, the political complexion Of both
houses IS the same. We have now thor.
ough Whig Legislature.
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EVEN THE LoCoFocos DEsPIsE THEM
We have recently adverted 10 the course OF
the Globe in regard TO Tyler and his ad-
ministration, and the unbounded ridicule
with which ii treats the Tyler party, genor.
ally known as the Corporal's Guard. BY
the following extract from The prospectus Of
a new locofoco paper TO be published in
Philadelphia by Fl. Andrews it will be seen
that the Globe is about TO have coadju,or
in its opposition TO Tylerism, in the person
of one who was few weeks since the organ
ofthe Tylerites in that city. Mr.. Andrews
says
sour recent ACCIDENTAL association with
the Tyler administration, as Editor of the
"Evening Express" (he circumstances at
tending such connexion, our motives and
object. together with our VOLUNTARY with.
drawal in disgust from the paper and party,
will be fully explained hereafter,) has ena.
bled US thoroughly to understand and ap-
preciate the PECULIAR PRINCIPLES OF that
branch of FEDERALISM known as The
CORPORAL'S GUARD, and 10 satisfy
our own mind that more WICKED,
CORRUPT and BANDITTI-LIKE SET
Of SCOUNDRELS never before leagued
together in TINS Republican country, as
POLITICAL PARTY, CLIQUE, CA
BAL, or FACTION"
What commentary is this upon the char.
acter of the Tyler party, when even loco.
foco editor refuses TO be bribed by them,
and of his own free will promises lawful de.
velopments" as to their "scoundreism !''-
Troy Wing.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-06

The following remarkable letter was writ
ten by Mr.. Webster three months ago. 10
John P. Healy, Esq, member of the State
Central Committee. Mr. Webster has con-
scented 20 its publication. and this morning
it appeared in the Boston Courier. The
words itafcised BY US are UNDERSIGNED in
the original.
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o. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS delivered

q JOHN QUINCY ADAMS delivered a
Lecture on Government at Providence, R.
l., on Friday evening. The Chronicle says
i, sustained fully the grounds taken by the
Charter party in that State. One interes-
ting fact he stated concerning the adoption
of The State Constitution of Massachusetts, ::
that the whole number of persons voting
for it did not exceed 15,OoO-giving a vote
TO every 35 inhabitants.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-06

The navigation of Lake Champlain, was
completely closed by Jack Frost, on Tues
day last The Western & Northern canals
shared the same fate aftera week of con-
slant resistance by the canal boats, TO the
authority of the winter r. rant.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-06

Col. Edwards is cutting out boot-tops 4,
Sing Sing, instead of "cutting a swelin n
broadway or on Chestnut street. The New
York Sun says the Colonel, after sentepc.
was quite in good spirits, saying he had an,
OeO snugly put away, which he intended n
keep as start in the world when his time I,
out.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-06

EDITORS LOOKING UP. Old Thomas ~ /:
chic, editor of the Richmond Enqui'::;; ,
spoken ofas the next Governor oil wig or
Mr.. Richie is perfect embodyneaT;, ,5.
Virginia Transcendenialism, Free
and State Rights.
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Congress convened yesterday. So clated
are the locos at their recent temporary sue
cesses, and so greedy for the spoils, that they
will become to the last degree rabid and O.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-06
GENERAL CASS FOR THE PRES
IDENCY.

A meeting of The friends of this gentle
man for the Presidency is called this even.
ing. at Harrisburg. The Cass party now
promises to be quite strong one in the
United States. Mr. Cass himself will be
home in few days to lead the movement,
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AMHERST CoLLEGE.-Subscrip,ions have
recently been obtained for this institution
10 the amount of $4,000. Mr.. John Tap.
pan of this city gave $1,000, and other be-
nevolent citizens smaller sums. There ap-
pears to be no end to the liberality of our
citizens.-Bo,ton Bulletin.
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observation-disclosures is doubtless the
fruitful source whence the means are derived
for keeping alive Millerism, Mormonism, and
the other rank inpostures of the day. Who
are the Millerites? Who are the Mormons
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-06

yer bearing, and with the aid of John Tyler
and his prostitute crew will prevent any
measures calculated for s'the relief of the
country.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-06

The Troy Wing states that a c0iF.
engineers are now in the field EXAMINE
route for a railway from Concord Ne
TO Montpelier and Burlington, W.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

RY virtue Of writ of vend Exponas,
- issued by Sam1 Hays, one of the JUS
tees Of the peace of the State of Mary
land, in and for Cecil county, at the suit of
Michel s. Crookshanks, against the
goods and cha,tles, lands and lenements,
of John Barnaby, to me directed, have
seized and taken into execution all the
estate, right, title interest, property and
demand, at law and IN equity of the said
John Barnaby, in & to all that House and
lot, Or House and Lots, situated, lying
and being in Fredericktown, Cecil county
aforesaid, and hereby give notice, that
on the 10Th day of SEPTEMBER, next
between the hours of one and three o.
clock, P. NJ, will Offer at Public Sale,
the said property so seized and taken in
execution by public auction to the high
est bidder for cash.
CHARLES DWELL, Con'st.
Cecilton Aug. 9th lS42-ts
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NDhLUt hUAIlS DOINGS.

A Mrs. Turk, residing near Rochester,
was on Thursday morning so badly burnt
that she is not expected to recover. She
was cooking at the door, in state par
tial intoxication, when he clothes took
fire, and, before assistance arrived, were
entirely consumed, reducing almost the
whole surface of the body to an entire
crisp. Her husband was near by. but net
in n situation to render her any assistance.
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MANSION HOUSE,

Corner Of ST. Paul and Fayetle streets
Baltimore.
- THE undersigned having
& s:,5s taken, fitted and furnished Tie
i7- tas'H,l 5iAs MANSION HOUSE as a
ss'ss's-.'" PUBLIC HOTEL would be
happy to receive the patronage of his
friends and that of the travelling COM
munity who may favor him with a call,
and Aatters himself that they will find
every comfort and attention which are to
be met with in the best Hotels in the city
N. b. A few Gentlemen can be ac-
commodated with board and pleasant
rooms by the month or year on reasona>
bic terms.
JON ALBERTSON.
ADru 9th 1S12-6m
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JAYNL'S CARMINATIVE.
DaIsaIll.

TESIIIS is one of the most efficient, pleasant &
a safe compositions ever offered to the public
for ''re % the various arrangements OF the
ste owels, and the only article worthy OF
IT., .sl confidence for curing CHOLERA IN
FAINT IN or SUMNER COMPLAINTS; and in
the above disease it really acts ike Il charm,
All persons are requested TO try it, for there is
'No MISTAKE" about its being one Of the most
valuable family medicines ever yet discovered,
Hundreds. nay thousands, Of certificates have
been received from Physicians, Clergymcn, and
families of the first Responsibility, bearing the
strongest testimony i'll It's favor, too numerous 10
uublish.
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CO1aStNble's Sale.

RY Virtue of writ of feri facias, to me
D directed, at the suit ofJohn II. Bidde,
use of II. F. Biddle, use of Adenhemar s.
tenant, against the goods and chatlles,
lands and temements of Richard Craig
(negro,) have seized and taken into exc
culion, all the right, title, interest and
claim, both at law and in equity, of the
said Richard Craig (negro) in and to that
piece or parcel of land wherein he now
resides, situate lying and beng on Bohe-
mia Manor, Cecil CO., Md, and hereby
give notice that on Tuesday the 18th day
Of September next, between the hours of
| and 3 O'Clock, p. NJ, at the front door of
the Court House in Elkton, will expose
the aforesaid property to sale to the
highest bidder for cash, TO satisfy said writ.
IiEZ. FOARD, Constable.
ELKToN, August 18th, 1S42-ts.
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ATTENTION. CECIL GREYS"

Vou are hereby notified to meet at the
II Court House, for Drill and Parade on
SATURDAY 3rd day of SEPTEMBER,
at 3 O'Clock, P. NJ, in full SUMMER
UNIFORM and Equipments complete.
Prompt attendance is requestedas business
of Importance will be laid before the
company. BY order of the CAPTAIN,
AUG. 27-tp ]. II. LOWE. 0. S
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR.-City Mills, selling at So
Holders ask s., for good brands, and
for Susquehanna.
GRAlN.-New Nd. Wheat, $50 a
500 for prime, 70 cts. to 90 for inre-
rior 10 good Lots. Old red Sl,O0-Corn,
SO So for white, So So for yellow
Eve So cts.--Oats at % 81.
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Sale.

RY virtue of sundry writs Of Fieri Fa-
IL cias. to me directed, at the suit of
Edward P. Coyne, and others, against the
goods and chattles, lands and tenements
Of Jesse Foster, | have seized and taken
into exc cuion, all the right title, interest
and claim, both at law and in equity of
the said Jesse Foster, in and to all that
tract of land, whereon the said Foster
now resides, situate lying and being in
Elk Neck, Cecil CO., Nd. and hereby
give notice that on MONDAY The 10Th
day of September next, between the hours
of IL o'clock, Nj. and 3 O'Clock 2. NJ, at
the front door of the Court House in Elk
ton, ! will expose the said tract Of land
to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy
said writs. UEZ. FOARD.
AUGUST ~ 1S12-ts. Constable.
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Cecilton Aug. 9th lS42-ts
CONSTITUTES SALE.

" n virtue of wr, of tieri facias, 10
NE me directed, at the suit Of Levi +.
Boulder, against the goods and clIatlles,
lands and tenements, of Henry Wingate
have seized andttaken into execution all
the right, title, and interest of the said
Henry Wingate. in and to one lot;of corn,
standing on the tract Of land where said
Wingate now resides, situate in Cat
Swamp, Cecil CO., Md, and give notice
hereby that on SATURDAY the 18th
day OF September next. between l and A
O'Clock P. NJ, will on the premises, sell
said lot of corn to the highest bidder for
cash to satisfy said writ. HEZ. FOARD,
AUGUST 81, 1S42-ts Cons't.
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GER ITFICATE.
Baltimore, March eth, 1888.


DR.. JANE,
Dear Sir You ask me what proofs | meet
with ofthe efficacy Of your medicine. can safe
ly say that | never prescribed Il medicine for
Bowel Complaints that has given me so much
satisfaction, and my patients SO speedy and per-
feet relief as this. Whenever introduced into
family, it becomes a standing remedy for those
ailments, and is called for again and again which
l think a pretty good proof Of its efficacy and
usclnlness. In the Summer Complaint Of chill
dren it has frequently appeared to snatch the lit
tie victims, as it were, from the grave. ut sa-
we'd the life of my child, and of such and such
child" have repeatedly heard said. In dysen-
src affections of adults, | have time and again
cen ii act like a charm, and give permanent re-
lief few hours, ] may say in few minutes.
In fine, it is a valuable medicine, and no family
should be without it. Respectfully,
NJ. l.. KNAPP, NJ. d.
Late Physician to the Baltimore DiSpensary and
Agent for the Maryland Vaccine Institution.
For sale at C.. w. Parkers Medicine s. Paint
Store, Elkton. June
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Sale.

RY virtue OF several writs of vendi ex-
~ ponas issued by Samuel Hays, one OF
the justices of the peace of the State of
Mary land. in and for Cecil county, al the
suits of VIM Rothwell adm'tor OF Jno. r.
Francis decd. Francis B. .Crookshanks,
Jno r. Price and Davenport and May
nard, against the goods and chattles lands
and tenements of Thos. V. Stradley; to
me directed, | have seized and taken in
exec ution all the estate, rights, interest,
title property claim and demand at law
and in equity, of the said Thos. V. Slrad-
ley, in and to all that House and lot or
House and lots Of which his father died
seized, and upon which he now resi- DIES
situated lying and beins in Sassafras Ne ok,
Cecil county aforesaid, aud hereby give
notice that on the 18th of September next
at Cecllton at | O'Clock A. M. will offer
for sale the said property so seized and
taken in execution, at Public Auction to
the highest bidder for cash.
CHARLES DWELL, Con'st.
Cecilton Aug 9 9Th 1Sd2-ts
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INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,

'
OF all the public advertised medicines Of the
day, we know of none that we can more safely
recommend for the ellis that flesh is heir ton
than the Pills that arc sold at the depot of the
North American College Of Health, No, l9s
fremont street, Boston. Several instances we
got the Indian Vegetable Pills, and by taking
our doses, the cough began to l,ave me; and |
CIV Grey t''''"' lone for five
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LIME AND LIN ESTONE.

LII WI Il n IN ~ LII WI CiC yin T..
HNiiE subscriber having located hms ell
IL in the city of Baltimore, will delivef
LIME suitable for land, at the city
block in Baltimore at 10 cents per BUSH
ell, or l2a cts. if delivered within any rea-
sonable distance on any of the water
courses. He will also keep constant
supply Of LIMESTONE, which he will
deliver at the city block at 81 25 per ton.
1t is the best quality of alum-stone. The
great superiority of this lime, as ascer-
tanned by analysis and application 10 va
rious soils, and its freedom from extrane
Gus matter makes it cheaper to the agri-
cul!urlst than much other lime which is
sold for less price. As the supply will be
large, punctual,y will in all cases be at
tended to, if the application be made a
few days in advance. lie will also sup
ply building lime, in barrels Or hogsheads,
ofgood quality and on moderate terms.
The CASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE
at the usual market prices in Baltimore.
will be expected upon the delivery of the
lime on board. The limestone is from
Baltimore county, York road, and the
burnt lime is of the same origin The
undersigned grateful for the patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him, will
also undertake any kind of Agency Com
mission business, and will give the strict
est attention to all kinds Of consignment.
Any communication addressed to the sub
scriber at No. s, Light Street Wharf, Bal
tlmols will be promptly attended to.
JOHN BORDLEY.
BALTIMORE, July 80, lS42,-3w
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CO2astObZe's Sale.

PY Virtue of two writs of Gcri (acias
issued by r. c. Lusby, Esq, one of
tbs justices of the peace of the State of
Maryland, in and for Cecil county, at the
SUIT of Thomas fanny, use of John Nc
Cracker. and al the suit of Israel Rey-
holds, Executor Of Thomas Reynolds,
Decd, against the goods and chatIles,
lands and tenements of John Butler, John
Riddle of VIM, and Matthew Russell, s.
10 me directed, have seized and taken in
to execution, all the right, title, interest
and claim, both at law and in equity of the
said John Butler, John Riddle of VIM,
and Matthew Russell. in and to all that
tract of land, wherein the said John But
Ter now resides, situate lying and being
in Cecil CO., Nd adjoining lands of John
fIarragan and others, about { miles from
North East, and hereby give notice that
on Saturday the Sd day Of September next,
between the hours of | and 3 o'clock, p.
M. will offer for sale at Mrs. Nj. Lum's
Inn, at North East, the said property so
seized and taken into Executive to the
highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said
writs.
CHAS. T. F. FOSTER, Ccons't.
AUGUST, 18th, lS42-ts.
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J. PEAsE & Son, CLARIFIED
ESSENCE OF HoARHoUND
CANDY.

ESSENCE OF HoARHoUND
CANDY.
The undersigned, Clergymen, have used the
Compound Extract Of Horchound, made by j.
fcasc & Son and freely recommend it to those
afflicted with Coughs, Colds; aud Consumptive
Complaints, as an excellent remedy in those ca
ses, and for Of the voice professionally moth
ing can equal it. We recommend il to our
brethren throughout the Union
SIGNED, REV. MIR LINDSAY,
Pastor ofM. f.. Church, Second st.
REV. MIR. KELLOGG,
Recent Pastor of Willet st. Church.
ELDER KNAPP.
REV. MR.. CRAWFORD,
Pastor Of NJ. E. Church, Forsyth st.
REV. MIR. LUCkEY,
Recent p. E. New York Conference
REV. MR. WHITAKER,
Pastor of Presbyterian Church, cor of Madison
and Catherine SITS.
REV. MIR. GRIFFIN,
Pas tor of Nj. f. Church, Bedford st,
REV. MIR. BARRY,
Pastor the Wesleyan Methodist Church corner
Of Grand and Clinton SITS.
REV. MIR. HART,
sci Pearl ST., of Baptist Church, Gold st.
REV. MIR. GIBBS,
Ill Third Avenue,
MEssRs. J. PEAsE & Son,
GENrLEMEN,-l would consider it an absence
ofgrutitude to you, and duty TO the public, to
the public, to withheld the testimony am ena-
hled to furnish under the providence of God, Of
the almost supernatural efficacy of your invalu-
able Compound Hoardhound Candy. Reduced
from an attack Of my lungs to deaths door, and
hourly becoming debiliued by constant expec-
toraton. / had resigned myself 70 a'fate, which
considered, from my suffering inevitably and
rapidly approaching. Upon hearing OF your adj
vertscd remedy, | sent for quantity Of the Es
scnce of Hoarhound and before half tile stock
was use was somewhat relieved; and when
had rsed two large packages, the expectoraticn
ceased, the lungs were healed, my appetite inn
proved, and my general health restored. You
are at liberty TO make any public use of this you
please, and | assure you | am in duty bound TO
recommend your medicine to all, who may BIO 80
unfortunate as have been, but from which, am
thankful to say, am now fully and atfectualy
recovered by the aid of your Medicine.
MRS. ROMAN, So First ST., N. Y.
The following are list ofonr authorized agents
IL the State of Maryland, viz:
Cecil County, Joseph c. Cloud, Elkton, Clay
ton & Hanes, Pivot Bridge
Kent County, Daley s. Rufron, Chestertown,
N. Peacock, Georgetown * Roads.
Queen AIMS CO. Thomas Sutton, Centcrville.
r. M. Boldridge Travelling Agent.