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The Washingtonian., 1845-06-07
RuM's DoYMos.
Drinkers r.fset--ihere Is
death in the jug.

A gentleman informs us that twenty-five
deaths, caused directly BY in,emperance, har
come under his know ledge, within the last
year, in this city and reighborhood. Awful
indeed!
Two brothers recently entered tavern In
Plttsburg and commenced drinking. until ma,'.
dened with liquor one Of them, who had con.
siderable amount Of ninney about him, took his
brother for robber, and commenced beating
him with chair. and in all probability would
have killed him had not persons interfsred.
About the same time two young friends went
to tavern at ST. Louis to have spree, where
they became intoxicated; q quarrel ensued /;
when one of them drew six barrelled pistol
and discharged the contents of three barrels
into the body of his friend, who was supposed
to be mortally wounded.
Two brothers, Germans, got drunk in the
neighborhood of the railroad between Baltimore
and Philadelphia. Night coming on, one laid
down on the track Of the railroad, and the other
close by; the iron horse with the cars came
along, and mutiated the body of him who lay
on the track in shocking manner. The other
knew nothing Of it until morning, when, see-
ing parts of his brothers. clothing scattered
about the track of the railroad, on inquiry he
learned the fate Of his brother, and was shown
where his mangled body was taken by the
neghbors.
These are few Of the warnings with which
our country abounds, to all drinkers Of intoxi-
eating liquids.
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CONF .CTIoNERY,
Corner of Fand 9th streets

Corner Of Fand 9M streets,
Between ST. Patrick's church and the Patent Office.
John MILLER respectfully informs his custo-
y mers, and the public in general, that he IS
ready, at the shortest notice, to furnish balls par.
ties, and private families, with
ICES, CAKES, FRUITS,
And every thing in his line Of business of the very
best quality, and at the most reasonable prices
His ICE CREAM ROOMS are handsomely
fitted up, and opened for the season.
Also SODA FOUNTAIN in full operation.
Thankful to those who have patronized him, he
hopes for continuance of their favors, which It
will be his pride and pleasure always to nerit.
June Z At
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I+ NOTICE OF REMOVAL. -ca

fHHE subscriber has removed from Pennsylvania
avenue to a store on SEVENTH STREET,
next door to Mr.. L. Harbaugh's grocery store, and
third door above the National lntelligencer Office,
where he invites his old friends and the public 10
give him call, and examine his stock of
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, VESTINGS,
DRILLINGS,
And other goods suitable for the season.
Gentlemen who prefer furnishing their own
goods, can have them cut and made up in the most
fashionable manner at the shortest notice, very
cheap, for the CASH.
THOS. F. HARDNESS
June If II
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SUGARS.
New Orleans Porto Rico
Muscovado; White, Brown, and
Clarified Havana
Loaf and Lump; and Maple.
JMOL-aSSES.
Porto Rico; Cuba New Orleans
Sugar House; Sugar Syrup
New iberia Syrup
st. Croix do
TEAS.
Gun Powder; Imperial
Young Hyson; Old Hyson
Hyson Skin; Black
COFFEE.
Mocha: Java; Maracaibo
Cuba: LaguTa; Angustora
Rie'; st. Domingo
For Prices and Quail
June 7
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June Z
A CARD.

A CARD.
A SUPPLY OF FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
JUST OPENED.
MRS E. MORELL begs leave to inform the
lu Ladies of Washington, that she has opened
a MILLINERY store, south side Of
PENN AVENUE, bei,ceen 9h f lOth streets,
next door to the Cloth Emporium,
toners, and those who may favor her with call.
N. b Bonnets bleached, pressed, and dyed, in
Superior style, and a. the shortest notice.
June7 If a.
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BARG AINS!!

BARG AINS!!
NLEPHANE'S NEW STORE IS THE PLACE
~ TO GET GREAT BARGAINS.-Ia am sell
ing Shell Side Combs at only Is cents
Shell Tuck Combs so to 100, Buffalo do. l6 cents
Hair Brushes 25 cents, Jet Shawl Pins cents
Jet and Hair Pins l2a per pair, Jet Buttons cts.
dozen
Warranted Silver Pencils 20 cts, Silver Thimbles
Is cents
Scissors l2I per pair, Tooth Brushes 10 cents
Motto Seals 8 cents, Purses 8 cents
Jet Coat Buttons 10 cents per dozen
States 8 cents, Cigar Cases SO, formerly 100
Razor Straps IS cents, Fans cents to 100
Shoe Brushes 20 cents, Suspenders 10 cents.
Together with many other goods which will be
sold very low, at
CLEPHANE'S FANCY DEPOT,
Penn. avenue, doors east of 10th street.
June I If I
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On Sabbath afternoon, ist instant, ALEXAN-
DER SHEPHERD, Esq, late Of this city, sged
~ years, leaving wife and seven children.
instant. JAMES z. ARvIN, youngest son Of
DsNMs and MARI CALLAeHAS, aged 10 months
and ~ days.
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CONFECTIONERY,
SOUTH SIDE OF PENN. AVENUE,

BetaOeen 9Th and lUfN Streets
NfORELL s. MILLER would respectfully inform
III the public that they are now prepared to man
ufacture and sell the best quality Of CANDY At
the low price Of SIXTEEN CENTS per pound, whole
sale; retail, at the lowest Baltimore prices.
tione,y, Fruit. Cakes, &c.
Also, Ice Cream, Lemonade, and Soda Wdter. .
.Morelps .Medicated Boeset and SarsapayilIa Cough
Candy. This Candy has been extensively used IN
this city and vicinity for nearly two years, and the
testimony of hundreds of individuals, both resident
and visiters, could be produced certifying to its
medicinal properties.
Also Morell's celebrated Worm Candy, warrant.
cd certain cure for .uoTs In children and adults
Those who wish to purchase the above named
articles are respectfully invited to call.
June If
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LOOK HERE!!

LOOK HEKE!!
STOTES, CRATES TIN WARE, &c. &c.
CHARLES SCHUSSLER, Crate and Stove
- Manufacturer, and general workman in iron
and tin, on
SEVENTH betscsen d and E streets,
10 thankful for past favors, and requests contin-
uance Of public patronage.
C. s. has constantly on hand large variety Of
TIN WARE
Crates manufactured to order.
June IT.
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WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

Opposite the Seven Buildings, First Ward,
WILL make any article of CLOTHING in tho
wv most FASHIONABLE STYLE, at such
prices that cannot fail to please; and, from his
experience in the business, he is willing to guar
antee to give entire satisfaction in Fit, Fashion,
and Workmanship.
CUTTING and REPAIRING done at the short
cst notice, and at the lowest rates.
Having made arrangements with first rate
CLOTHES SCOURER, he is prepared to execute
orders in that line, at the usual rates; and per-
sons residing in the First Ward will save time
and trouble by leaving their orders as above.
June I It
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On Thursday evening. the 18th ultimo. By the
Rev. r. =. E,ANs, Mr.. WESLEY r KING 10
Miss MATILDA PERCY, daughter Of Csc. w.
VENABLE, ali Of this city.
On Thursday, the 29th ultimo, In 81 Matthews
church, by the Rev. II. MvEas, Mr. IRANCiS
NJ STKOTHER to Miss JANE b. CUSiCk, both
Of this place.
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CUpPING AND LEECHING.

NINTH, fpe doors south Of E street, ,Oest s;ds
TIME subscriber desires to inform the citizens of
i Washington andvicinity, that he is prepared to
Cup ard Leech those that have desire for the
operation, and also Aatters himself from ten years
experience, that he can give general satisfaction
Ladies that-desire female Cupper or Leecher,
will be waited on BY Mrs. Devaughan
Place of residence on ninth street, west side,
between and Z streets, fifth door below E, where
either can be seen day or right
June 4t
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MARBLE VAR

Corner Of E and Ninth sts., Warrington, d. C.
w his friends and the public generally, that he
has on hand choice collection Of Marble Mantles,
Monuments, Tombs. and Head Stones; also Free
stone. lie is prepared to execute all kinds of
work on the most reasonable terms.
N. B. All orders thankfully received, and neatly
execnted.
June If
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MAY Is, l645.

According to adjournment, the Convention.
met, and was ca led to order at A 4o'cl' OK. Th''
minutes OF last meeting were read. Rev Y
WARD offered prayer Delegates were IN al.
tendance from the fol ewing Societies no, rep
resented at the first meeting:
Sens Of Temperance, Equal Division, No. D.
Anacostia Bpns fetal Totai Abstinence Ien'-
perance Socie'y. NAVY Yard.
Mr.. GEO SAVAGE, from the committee ap.
pointed tor the purpose, submitted for the con
sideration Of the Convention, constitution Tor
the government Of the Union, and, after several
amendments were made thereto, it WAS adopted
The Convention then proceeded to the elec.
ton Of officers. The following gentlemen were
elected for one year, viz:
Rev. u. WARD, President.
w. FowLE, jr. Of Alexandra, lst Vice Pres
w. H EpEs, of Georgetown, I'd do
Tbs. BLAeDRN, Navy Yard, Sd do
Edw OWEN Washington, 4th do
JOHN SExsMITH, Secretary.
ISAAC BEERS, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Washington-John C Harkness, chairman,
Geo Savage, ). Holmes, VIM. Lloyd, DR.. w alch,
and James A. TAFT
GeorgetoDn-W. Lang, Jos. Libby, and Jsn-
kins Thomas.
Alerondria-Thom N. Davy, Rev. Mr.,
Klngsford, and Robt Jameson.
The election Of officers having been ccm.
pleted. the Rev. u. WARD offered the following
resolutions, and they were unanimously adopted:
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SUMMER GOODS.

SUMMER GOODS.
OWEN, EVANS & CO., MERCHANT TAIL
~ ORS, beg leave to announce to their friends
and the public generally, that they have just open
ed their supply of
SUMMER GOODS,
Consisting Of careful selection, made by one Of
the firm, from the latest importations of English
and French Cloths, Cassmeres, Drillings Vest
ings, &C., an examination Of which is respectfully
solicited.
store on Pennsylvania avenue, between Fuller's
and Galabrun's Hotels.
June If
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LOCAL DoINas.
CITY ELECTION.

CITY ELECTION.
The following gentlemen were elected men,
bers of the Boards of Aldermen and Common
Council Of this city, at the election held last
monday:
FIRST WARD.
Alderman-JoHN ID. BARCLAY.
Common Council-CHAs. A. DAVIS, GEO.
w. HARNESS, SAMUEL SToTr.
SECOND WARD
Alderman-JoHN WILSON.
Common Council-JAs. F. HALLIDAY, LEWIS
JOHNSON, 8. d. KING.
THIRD WARD.
Alderman-JoHN w. MAuRY.
Common Council--JoHNT T. Towers, SAMUEL
BACON, SAMUEL BuKoHE.
FOURTH WARD.
Alderman-JAMEs ADAMS.
Common C0uncil-B b. FRENCH, PETER
BRADY, JOHN KEDGLIE.
PIFTH WARD.
Alderman-J. G. FITzPArRIcE
Common C"uncii-J L. MADDOX, J. w.
JONES, J. VAN REswIcK.
SIXTH WARD
Alderman-MARMADUKE DOVE,
Common COuncil--ALExANDERL LAWRENCE,
VI. n ULMER, ana JAMES CULL.
The meetings of the FREEMENs' VlGILANT 7 A
SOCIETY, for the last three weeks, have been crowd
cd. The praiseworthy efforts IF Judge WILLIAMS OF
Iowa, have brought numbers every meeting The duty
which they owed themselves, their families, their
country, and their God About two hundred have
signed the pledge since he has been with Us.
The Oh KING ExEcuTED The jury in the case
Of tho PEOPLE vs.. KING ALCOHOL. on last Tuesday
evening brought in verdict o murder in the first de-
gree Judge SAvAaE Immediately passed sentence;
which was that the prisoner be burnt. After which
the prisoner made confession, partly acknowledging
the business Of the sentence, which made known
to the audience by the Rev. Mr.. MArcHrrT The
sentence was then carried into executon-the prisoner
being represented in quart Of the hard stuff and eig-
teen bottles of hampayne about ten years old. We
are promised copy of the confession for publication
next week. Thus has ended this interesting trial,
which has occupied the attention of the community
for the last SIX months The principal having been
disposed Of the will now go on with the trials Of
accessories, which, we understand, are numerous.
On this occasion there was one of the largest and
most orderly gatherings have ever had.
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FRESH MEA ISL!
rHE Citizens Of Washington will recollect that
they can obtain
FRESH BEEF, LAMB, and VEAL,
On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at the PRO-
VISION STORE, on the Southwest corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth streets.
r. CROWLEY.
June7 II
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NORTHERN LIBERTIES
CHEAP HARDWARE, GROCERY, AND
FLOUR STORE,
Corner Of 9th and I streets.
TIHAs P. WANNALL keeps constantly on hand
~ an assortment of
HARDWARE, GROCERIES, and FLOUR,
Which he will sell as cheap as can be purchased
in the city.
June
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FORMATION OF THE TEMPERANCE UNION
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, May Z, l845.

w ASHINGIONs Wuy - ACHO'
Pursuant to public notice, delegates from the
several Temperance Societies Of the District
OF Columbia met at the Methodist Protestant
Church, 9th street, for the purpose Of forming
a Temperance Union. AT 10 o'clock A. M.
the meeting was organized by calling Mr.
JOSEPH BRYAN to the Chair, and appointing
z. w. DENHAM Secretary to the meeting.
PRAYER was offered by the Rev. U. WARD.
Delegates were in attendance from the fol-
lowing societies.
Freeman's Vigilant Total Abstinence Society.
Sons Of Temperance, Crystal Foun', Nn.S.
Sons of Temperance, Timothy Dlvision,No. l.
Washington City Total Abstinence Sdciety.
Navy Yard Total Abstinence Temperance
Society.
On motion Of Rev. U. WARD
Resolped, That when this meeting adjourn,
il adjourn to meet in this house on Thursday,
the 18th inst, at 4 O'clock in the afternoon |;
and that at 8 O'Clock in the evening public
meeting be held and addresses made on the
subject Of Temperance.
On motion of r. M. HARRISON, GEORGE
SAVAGE, Rev. U. WARD, and J. G. HARKNEss
were appointed committee to prepare business
for the Convention, when it shall meet on
Thursday the 18th inst.
On motion Of Rev. U. WARD
Resolved, That the Secretary give notice,
through the pagers OF the city, OF the public
meeting for Thursday evening, the 10Th INST;
and that he inform, by writing, the dfferen'
societies Of the District Of the adjourned meet
ing Of the Convention TO the same day at
O'Clock in the afternoon.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
.fripaI and departure Of The Washington and .aeran-
dria Steamboats,.
Leave Alexandra, at 8, l0s, l, 8, and 5 o'clock.
Leave Washington, at 9, IL, 2, 4, and o'clock.
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FIRST' WARD COME ECTIONER Y.

F1KST WAHU COlVT ETC IIOVLN T.
JACOB BRODBECK
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of Wash
IL ington, that he keeps constantly on hand an
extensive assortment of
CONFECTIONERY, and SODA and MINERAL
WATERS.
ICE CREAMS Of superior favor can be had at
ell times, and in any quantity.
NJ Parties supplied on reasonable terms.
J. B. has his rooms for the reception Of COM
psny genteelly ftted up. Ladies' and gentlemen
are respectfully requested TO give him 9 call.
Junc7 3m
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M RRIAo1S.

:" The silken ne tina, bind. ,~o willing As.as."
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D EAT II O..

"Thou has. all seasons Tor thine own. o. Death.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

g HOLMES opposite Patriotic Bank has
AOs hand choice stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, viz:
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SPICES M HONEY
Pimento; Pepper; Cinnamon Cuba and White Comb
and Cloves; Ginger; Nutmegs;
~ Mace, ground uneround Flour; Oat and Corn Meal
Bacon Choice Hams
FRUITS Dried Beef and Tongue
Box Layer, Keg, and Sack
Raisns FISH
ans Currents; Figs Mackcrel; Shad Herring
Dried Plums and Apples Salmon; Cod
SWEETMEaTS. Pearl Barley; Macaroni
Peaches Pine Apple, Lime and lVermacel, &c.
Citron Jelies, &c. n
80 SUVDhES. Patent and Common Sperm
rckies; Ga.suPs Sardines Adamanine Roman and Mould
Olives and Capes; Anchovies .1.
Sapsago and Pine Apple Cheese Common and Fancy SOAPS
TOBACCO. OIL
Fine Cut and Plug Sperm; Whale; Patent
cigars in great variety Lard; Salad, Sc. &c.
lality call and examine for yourselves.
If
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Ell IL I'd.

In Brdgewater, on the morning the 18Th
inst, at the residence of his son.in-law, JOSIAH
JossELYN, Jr., Mr. JAMES TOPLIFF, aged 81
years.
The relatives and friends ofhe deceased are requested
to attend his funeral at the upper Meeting House, on Fri
day. the 2lst inst, ut II O'Clock, A. NJ.
In his town, of consumption, on the 18th inst
Miss Asena,h Powers, aged As years. Then peace
fully, closed life of industry, virtue, and petv
in the bosom Of a kind and attentive family, and
under the hopeful smiles of Heaven
In Norwich, March LIST, after an illness of one
week CHARLES EDWARD, son Of Josiah b.,
and Elizabeth West, aged years and 10 months
Printers in N. H., are requested to notice.
"Blossom Of Heaven! planted here,
Yet destined not TO bloom,
Where all around is cold and drear,
And earth living tomb;
A bud that in the morn's first rays
Opened to life and love,
An angel now to lisp the praise
OF Him whose homes above"
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Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
March 8, 1915,
DOST OFFICE CONTRACTS. Snpr1rnrN

March 3, 1915,
DOST OFFICE CONTRACTS SUPPLEMENT
TARY NoTIcE.-A part of the 10Th section
OF the act of Congress entitled "An act to reduce
the rates of postage" &c, approved the Sd of
March, lS45 is in the following words;
"Andbe ii further enacted, That it shall be the
duty of the Postmaster General in all future let
ungs of contracts FOR the transportation of the mail,
TO let the same, in every case, to the lowest bid.
der rendering sufficient guarantees for the faithful
performance, without other reference TO the mode
of such transportation than may be necessary to
provide for the due celerliy, certainty, and secu-
rlty of such transportation; nor shall any new con-
tractor hereafter be required to purchase out, or
take at valueation, the stock or vehicles OF any
previous contractor for the same route"
Bidders for contracts. under the advertisement
now in course of publication, for the States Of
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont Massachusetts,,
Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New York, are
hereby notfed that the contracts will, ngreoably
10 the foregoing law, be awarded to the lowest
bidder for carrying the mail, provided he tenders
sufficient guarantees for the faithful performance
of the service on the days and within the hours,
specified in the advertisement, without other ref
erence to the mode Of transportation than may be
necessary TO provide for the due CELEBRITY, certain
ty, and security Of such transportation; and that,
Accord ingy, proposals to carry the mails in a
mode inferior to those specified for the ioues in
the pending advertisement will be considered,
provided such inferior mode shall give the speed
called fol u the schedules. and shall afford due
protection and security to the mails.
Bidders should be careful to furnish adequate
guarantees, and will observe that form of guaranty
given In the advertisement
The 18th note 10 the advertisements requiring
the underbiddcr to take the stock Of the pres ent
contractor, is, in pursuance of the act aforesaid,
hereby abrogated
253 4w. G. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General.
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Cheeseman's Arabian BaISanl

E1VOR THE CURE of all kinds Of wounds sprains,
IL burns, coughs, lungs, the desperate piles,
and rheumatism olall kinds. will prevent the tooth
ache restore torpid aud persisted limbs. sin joints numb
ness &C aud can be depended upon relieve
mall cases.
THIS valuable medicine has been extensively used
for the last ten years. while its increasing demand the
niversNIsatsbcon 1t has given, and the testimony of n
arge multitude of individuals of the first stand
ing in the community who have tested aud inlIlliby
proved It's ecncy show that needs only to he used
prove its Invaluable eNccllence indeed a who have
or tried the balsam prize highly that they will not
he induced under any consideration 10 do without it, The
alsqm has attracted the attention of of science and
Physicians and Surgeons of the geatestscontic acquire.
menls, give it their unqualified appreciation while many
of them in different sections of the United States now
use ii in their practice, and have authorized the pubiCa-
ton of their certificates
Also CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN PILLS, a
valuable medicine for all bilious complaints, &c.
M Purchasers should inquire for the true article by
using the whole name-CheCsemau' Arabian Balsarn--
and see that II has my name written in my own hand
writing the printed directions the wrapper
every bottle. L. CHEEs6MAS
For Sale by
3. ] ALLEN, Woods,ocL; +. NJ. & s. n. stocker
nrlann cornerS N. g. Hale Chelsea, and throughout
the country generally. eS7-y
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N9ettotD Tg{Trt,
THE SlCK-HEADACHE,
EITHER .NERTOES OR RILIOES

0TAn attentive rerusal Of the following will, 1t is he
licyCl, hny repay MI classes If readers:
CHARACTERISTICS disease is one from which arises
more misery n the human hmily than is geceray sup
passed; being directly fatal it is ol(en neglected
persons much TO the ul rugatvCs ind other ned
cnes impair their general health and often induce
Gita diseases. The article, DIR. SPOiN'S HEADACHE
REMEDY, from Cumstock,s d Co., now offered, seems
to have overcome ihesa difficulties. While effects nrc
most powerful and immediate in curing attack kGep-
ing It OIL it is so perfectly mild and innocent as to
used for infants with the greatest effect aud safety. This
has bean tested by mnny OF the highest members
al this ms to require no further proof.
lfkCn few times in ms many hours, when there are
indications of an approaching attack, it is sJRg IN ALL
CASES 10 prevent the attack. liuSed for few weeks
the preihntory symptoms gradually suhside, until they
wholly disappear aud NEVER with soma great external
prcdispOsng cause, return II the person negecs to
use II till the henChe commences, II sometimes cures in
santy hut others the turns will have their course for
wo or three times, and then who ly disappear. For sale
~ =, j, ALLEN, sS.lycuw
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1t is impossible for US TO compress into
our narrow limits even a brief aIusion to
0H of the numerous cures that have been
affected by DR. Wistar's Balsam We can
only refer to very few as specimens of its
general efficacy.
A few days ago, a lady called at the
office in fine health, and looking as robust
as though she never knew what sickness
was, To our surprise, she stated that I'M
til recently, she had been sick for between
three and four years with What was sup
posed to be Consumption-that she Ind a
violent cough, night sweats, with alternate
chllls and fever, and every usual symptom
of confirmed consumption. The result
was that she became so emacia,ed as to
present more the appearance of d skeleton,
than living being. Provideutialy, she
at this time, heard of the wonderful cures
performed DR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, and commenced using j, herself.
The effect was, that she began to get bet
ter al once. By degrees, the cough left
her, the chills and fever DISAPPEARED, and
in two months she again found heself in
perfect health.
gCPFor sale by DR.. S. ]. ALLEN
Druggist, Woodstock, VT.
*s*AlI orders for the above medicine,
should be addressed to SETH W.FOWLE
1873, Washington Street, Boston, sole pro-
prietor for New England.
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TENHE SUBSCREBER has now on hand ard will
b keep constantly IN hand At his Lumber Yard III
IIaulNnd, large assortment Of Pine Lumber which he
offers 10 sell nj low rate Gun DO purchased nj ANY
place in this vicinity.
said assortment is made up of I2 3l & inch noar's
OF all qualities, IA, l-2, & inch Pink, Nosl d
Capbourds, Nos. 2 Il Shingles ID inch PicketS
Lalh Window Susl, Blind and door s,ulIs ora dcscrp-
ons, ready made Window Sash and Blinds, in short a.
bout every description Of Lumber.
Said Lumber il manufactured from the up country
Pine what is more properly called, the Corky Pine
and is admitted by all who have ever worked ii 10 be lar
superior any other kind of Smber, on account OF IT'S
solnGss and the manner in which il is manufactured.
Those who are in want OF Lumber will do well to call
and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
DAVID II. SUMNER.
lIOrtland, February, 1915.
n. d. fair price will be paid in Lumber for three or
four new MlIcl cows, by d. II. S.
g5O-3m.