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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-17

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
"a Et, rXLEi SPRING RIBBONS. Just
IN receive 40 cartons new style Spring Ribbons
Bobhinet Laces and Ed9ngs; Plat Laces
English and German Thread Laces
Corded border'd Linen q. Hdkts.
HemstitChGd and REVERE do.
French Linen Canihiics
French Berages and Balzarines
Low priced Berages and BalZarnes
French and Scotch Lawns.
Also-5 cases sun SCREENS; 5 do. PARASOLS
Is cases new style Spring PRINTS
10 do. new style PANTALOON STUFFS
10 do. beached DOMESTICS. For sale chcap by
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
(Whoesale Rooms, up stairs,)
No 1875 Market street,
app [pR] fourth house above Light.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-17
DRY GOODS. DRY GOODSm

I'M HooDS, I'm tT1sJDkS..
T.Ty 70 have this day received large and splendid
w assortment nf SPRING 81 SUMNER GOODS,
winch, in addition 10 our already extensive assert
meni enables us 10 offer to purchasers still greater
induce menls than heretofore.
CLOTilS-l0U pieces snper French, English and
American Broad Cloths, Of every shade and quality.
CASSlMERES x TWEEDS-I20 pieces new sty lie
Fancy CaSsmeres; gold mixed Tweeds; fancy
Iwceds; super French Drap D'Ete; so pieces plain
and twilled Summer Cloth; 500 do, assorted Panta-
loon Stuff. O..
SUPER LINEN DRiLLS-3D0 pieces 3-4and A
Brown Linens, assorted.
NESTlNGS-Black Satin, Cashmere, Marsees,
Vhlentia. and Fancy Silk Nesting
PRINTS MUSLiSS-20 cases new style Prints;
70 do. Black Muslin: 5, g. and l24 do. Shceting 800
pieces Ga Cambrcs JaConets. Lace and Plaid Muslin.
BALXARINE, BAREGES and LAIVNS-A beau
titnl assortment of newest styles Mouslin de Lame,
Alpaca, Cashmcres, &c. &c.
b. H. RICHARDSON SEQ.
No. 223 Baltimore street.
apl6 CARI First Dry Goods House below Charles.
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THROUGH IN 81 HOURS.
REDUCTION OF FARE-NEW AR.
RANGEMENTS.
NC.

PHIEAD. "ILhIiNG-
Esassas 49, TON AND BALTiM0R RE Z,
3z.ssiM TRAISs-through i'll 81
hours! (VIa liagrc dc Grace, Elkton, wilmington
and Cnester) to PIlIlA DELPHIA, now running daily.
The MORNING TRAIN, carrying The Uni cd States
Mail, leaves Prattst. Depot daily except Sundays
ut O'Clock, a. Nj Passengers arrive in Philadelphia
IN fun time to continue on by the mail train for New
YORK, reaching that city by half past tea O'Clock the
same evening FARE-S3.
The EVENING TRAIN, also carrying The U. States
Mail, leaves Prattst Depot daily, at O'Clock, T. NJ
after the arrival of the Cars from the South AID West
through in 2 hours, FARE So.
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
FARE THROUGH ONLY so CENTS.
The Companys Freight Train will leave daily Tex
cept Sunday AT O'Clock, M arriving in Phadel-
pha early next morning. Fare only 30 cents.
E63- The Return Mail Passenger Trains leave Phila-
aelphia respectively, al O'Clock, p. NJ, and l0! p
NJ, The Freight Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia
az s O'Clock, p. nj. A. CRAWFORD. Agent
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YENO WHIP AND CANE DEALERS. Just
q received from Philadelphia at f. A. PAGES
Boot, Shoe and Leather Store, No. 10 S.CHAKLES
STREET, an invoice of 300 dozen assorted WHIPS
and CANES, which will be sold low to Close con
Germ. apl2 eolf
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NA H0LEsALE AND RETAIL.
w SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, sc.
No. 10 SOUTH STREET.
- Ea The undersigned respt ctlully re-
b. FFt& turn their thanks to their hume rous
k,zrt ss..cIA friends and the public for their past
Hf'5t :E:.I.yzsN tavors, and respectfully ask =
~..tSS-3i-=&sssM tnuance of the same. We have in
store large and general assortment
Of Ladies' and gentlemens plain and quilted SAD
DIES, of various qualities and prices.
We have also very superior gentlemens SADDLES,
made the very best English trees and of the best
English Leather-al of which are warranted as re-
presented.
large and general assortment of Coach, Gig and
Wagon HARNESS, of silver, brass, covered and ia
PANIED mounting.
Also, very large assortment of TRAVELLING
TRUNKS; some of which rlade after the well
known English Trunk, of solid leather, and which
cannot be broken by the hard knocks of travelling.
Hand Trunks; Ladies' Eonnet Boxes, various sizes
Ir yelling Bags; vaeises; Saddle Bags; Heads and
Reins; Martingac Cellars; aimes; Blind Brides; Hal
ters; Cart and Wagon Harness.
Also very superior assortment of Bit and Birdoon
Brides, best English Leather; Snofel Brides; Mar
tingales and Whips of the best quality.
Military work made at the shortest notice and in the
most fashionable style. JENKINS X Lilly.
ml24 -2aw3m.
NEV CARPETING ARD NyATTING.
~ have this day opened an additional supply of
new and beautiful Carpeting and Canton Mating,
which will be sold as low the same quality and
description of goods be purchased for in this or
either of the Eastern markets, viz: e.
900 pieces super Brussels CARPETING
so do very superior thrce-py do.
100 do extra and fne do do
100 do do twi'l'd & fine Vnt. do.
300 do "A, 5.4 and Ga red and white Canton
Mating, Floor Oil Cloths, Pugs, sc.
Q3- Country and city purchasers are Respectfully
invited TO give me a call before making their seec-
tons elsewhere, l can show them something very
superior in The carpet way,
JOHN Il. DUVALL,
aPl-eo6t 24O Batimore-st., west OF Charles.
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nag NEY! MONEY! MONEY! AT M.
MI DOYLE'S CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT. No.

KE On u WVNNf NONEf! AT NJ.
I'VE DOYLE'S CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT, No.
IA PRATT STREET opposite the Railroad Depot, (neXt
door to Bradshaw's United States H0tel.) almost any
amount of money may he had by investing a small
sum in some of the splendid schemes drawn daily IN
this city. An assortment of capital prizes constantly
on hand Many very handsome prizes were sold here
last week-''a few left" in the splendid schemes TO
be drawn this week.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000 tickets SIS, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $1,000, tickets s5s shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets Al, shares in
proportion. Risk on 4 package OF wboes only S b.
halves So so, quarters SO 25. A fine chance for
small fortune, with very small rsk-and now's the
time.
liberal discount win be paid to persons who pur.
chase by the package quantity. ... ..
For sale in the greatest variety Of lucky numbers, ty
the package, single ticket share. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No.l44 Pratt street,
1t [R1 Opposite. Il, Il q. r. r. Depni.
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Yuyo SHOE MANUFAC TURE Tls. Just re-
H ceivad from Philadelphia, an invoice of so doz
Kid and Morocco SKINS, assorted colors and for sale
cheap, at No. 10 s. Charles-st. apl2-eon
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TT WANTED TO RENT as above, comfort
Mlf;.;t able two story Dwelling, rent about two hun
GiijA dred dollars. apl2 colt
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GhLD LEAD. OLD LEAD bought at the BAL
~ TlMORE TYPE FOUNDRY, BANK LANE,
near Barnum's HOTEL for which cash will be paid,
fair market prices. Also, OLD TYPE, for which
cash will be paid, or new type given in exchange
ap7-d
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A YOUNG MAN, capable of producing good re-
IA ferences in this city, who has been some years
in business in the city of New Orleans is DESTROYS of
becoming adyantageously employed in some good
mercantile house For further particulars, apply to
apis L.. F. SCOTTi, 10 Exchange Place,
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Ga hdA CASES H0OTs AND SHO ES.
eEIPsH Just received on consignment, an assert
ment of Boots aud Shoes, which will be sold cheap,
at No, 10 s. Charles street. apt2 -eOf
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A TRIE WEST END LITERARY DEPOT!
IA Nos. II and IL Wandering Jew, IIerbert's trans
ladon. Bennet's Weekly Herald e.; Town e.; Dol
lar Newspaper a. Boston Pilot 6i Meals Gazette 81;
&c The above, with variety of others; also, Sta
tionery, Cheap Publications, SC. arc Semper Paraus.
CHARLES A. HtNCKLEY, Jr.,
ap2 s6S Baltimore.st., doors above Eutaw.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-17

BREASTPINS, BRACEI .ETS, SC.
ERENk RED TOPAZ AMETTIIEsT. Sc,
3 handsomely in gold. Ladies who want hand
some BkEASTPlN or BRACELET, at a very low
price, will please call on G. d. CLARK, Water-st
second door from Calvert where general assortment
of WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER WARE
are offered for sale. 03- Old Gold and Silver taken
In exchange, felS
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CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS.
HUST RECEIVED, 30 pieces new style CAS-
eS SIMERES, low priced and medium.
10 pieces French Dap d'Ete, silk warp and all wool
10 do superior and Sd Silk Serge
35 do new style Linen DRILLS
5 do super white Duck do for vesting
Various rich styles for VESTINGS
Super white Marseles do
Very superior plain and fancy black Satin Eestings
Heavy corded black Silk do
Also on hand, a splendid lot of French CLOTHS
and "a and Ga Doeskins, English and Domestic
Cloths, Tweeds, SC.
The attention of wholesale and retail purchasers is
requested to our splendid assortment of Goods.
GG3- Wholesale Rooms up stairs.
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
apl5-6t 203 Baltimore street.
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JAPANNED WARE.

A CARD. Ladies intend purchasing for the
N Fairs are respectfully informed that the subscr-
Der is determined to sell her remaining stock Of TOYS
and Fancy Articles at the lowest prices close, viz:
Doll Heads, with Kid Bodies, all sizes, also great
variety of Fancy Articles.
apis PA. MCPHERSON, So N. Howari-st
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atHEAP PAPER TIANGINGS. The sub
" scriber offers for sale of the best assomeuts
Of American PAPER HANGINGS in the city, ut very
greatly reduced prices, and put up by careful journey
men, no boys bel employed Also his superior
VENETIAN BLINDS, HUSK MATTRESSES,
HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS, &c,
Of the very best materials and workmanship and at
prices very near if not quite low as a.. inferior
article may be purchased for elsewhere.
JAMES RI. COX,
No. 1862 Baltimore street.
apl0-lm second door west of the Museum.
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MAGISTRATES GFFICE.

AHAGISTRATE'S OFFICE.
I'VE ID. s. SWEANY, Justice Of the Peace,
Office No. 1913 HIGHs near Gay,
VIII execute Deeds, Leases, Wills Bonds OF convey
ance, Mortgages, Powers of Attorney, Bills OF SAFE,
Articles of Agreement indentureS of Apprenticeship,
Insovent Papers, sc. SC. Having sober and respon-
sble officers in attendance all business entrusted TO
his office will be attended to with fidelity and de-
spatch. ..=s. ming law4t'
niSSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHiP.
HV The C0-partnership heretofore existing under
the firm of TARR s. BLASs, is dissolved this day,
by limitation The settlement of the business of the
late firm viii be attended to by Edwin s. Tarr, who
il duly authorized to use the of the firm in qui-
dalton. .F.ts EDWIN 8. TARR.
April lst, 1915 E . ap5-law3t
EUARDWOOD FRA ME PLATES. The
ID Il genuine WEIGH article for sale upon acc en-
modating terms by +. FICKEY & SONS,
APPS 900 Baltimore street.
email PLAID SILKS. Just received, two
- cases small plaid Silks for sale cheap at
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
ape l9S Markets (up stairs
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The following splendid Boats compose this Line
Steamboat CONSTITUTION, Capt. CHAYroR.
Steamboat GEO. WASHINGTON, Capt. TRIBE.
Steamboat ROBr. MORRIS, Capt, DouGLAss.
Steamboat OHIO, Capt. DAVIS.
&c This is the only Steamboat Line that reaches
Philadelphia in time TO connect with the Line for New
York the same evening. G(3- Breakfast on board.
mh29d A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-30
Medicine for the Million
AVFp,S JOINT AND NFpyF TNJAtFNr

TOR the Of Rheumatism Gout, Spans Bruises, Swengss
Cramp, Numbness lnmeness Of all kinds Pain in the side back
ons Weakness of the and nerves. Ague stiff neck sngs
If Es cts, Can4 Fresh wounds, Burns Ere, and all
of ExTERN4 INJURY.
There appeared medicine which possesses the
tratng and healing great Degree while at the
time, cannot by any possibility produce injurious effects BY its
action the SIX eNctes healthy circulation of the blood, and
the distractions to the which il
the of much human suffering 1t has complete control
fire. and be used with perfect safely in worst obuns
The upon being far below other medicines of the kind,
eectualy every obstacle universal Why
will you suffer pain, when safe ecacous and cheap medene is
within your reach?
IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF HORSESt
This nnen only beneficial to the human system, but Ia
that Coz Horses been galed
spraned bruised and for many other diseases requiring
en remedy The high character Of the gentlemen signing the
following certificate will render of interest to all who may have
medicine of the kind
HThe undersigned having made of soavcr Lnimen fo
Horses finding be valuable remedy for ameness CALLS
prans bruises, &c. would recommend friends and tho
public generally believing that those who have occasion
remedy for of the diseases for which is recommended Wilt
not be disappointed in its effects,
LOWELL Fam, Brattleboo, VT, !
oTls BARDwEll, Walpoa, NJ H., Stage
GEO, HUNTtNGToN, " Pr0prietors
PELETIAH ARMSTRONG"
Prepared only by T. SEAvER & Sons Druggists, Nalpoe N. IL
OBsERvE-Every bottle of the genuine will have the ignsuro
T. scaver & Son OH the inside wrapper
" Price-25 and 50 cents per bottle,
For sale by S. X COLLINS Montpelier; G. T. Sowe Nddlosex;
G. Stmson Waterbury; O. French Barre N Halo Chelsea
G. b. Pierce Co.. Mortified; E. Perry Cabo Peck Spear Bur,
nston Soddad Rutand and by merchants and druggists gene
rally throughout the State. 3sly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-30
FOREIGN.
Latest from Mexico.

The editor of the New Orleans Picayune has
seen a letter from Vera Cruz, dated the 27tf
ut 1t is chiefly letter of rumors some OIL
the more important items we give below:
1t is said that the Mexican Government re-
Gently obtained loan of S2OO,O0O OF the
foreign merchants, in anticipation 9taaccrung
dnties, and that the money was at once despatch
ed to the armies of Generals Aaredes and Arista
A rumor is mentioned that the Church was
willing to advance $l5,OO0,000, if they could
thereby prevent the inroads OF heretlcs into the
country
An order arrived at Vera Cruz on the Oath
ult for all the women to leave the castle of San
Juan d'Ulua; and on the 25th news came that
the State of Tobasco had returned to her allie
glance to the existing Government.
The writer does not believe that single
letter of marque has been issued by the Mexl-
can Government for future use, and he is very
likely to know The Mexican steam vessels OF
war are hauled up under the protection OF the
castle, prepared for nothing but NOrthers,
The fears of an internal revolution were so
decided that the very day was named for an out
break of what is called Santa Anna'e party.
Later from Teras.-By the arrival at New
Orleans on the 18th, of the schooner Flornda,
from Galveston, we have intelligence to the 10Th
inst. There is nothing however of special In
terest. The brig Galveston arrived at Calves
ton on the 9th inst from New York, with arms
and ammunition belonging to the United States
Government The ship Star Republic was
daily expected.
The Potato Crop-A letter from Halifax,
Nova Scotia, states that the potato crop has
suffered much from the blight, as it has else
where; whole fields have been destroyed. The
accounts from Prince Edwards Island, from
whence Halifax every year obtains large supplies
are equally bad From the western part of the
province the same results are known The
suferings among the poor, the approaching Win
ter, it is expected, will be very great. Flour
has also risen about two dollars per barrel, and
is expected to be still higher.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-30

FROM AN EXPERIENCE OF MORE THAN
20 years. DR.. Folger is able to offer medicine to all
who may be suffering from cough of all kinds, con-
sumption in its incpent stages, asthma, pam in the
side and chest hectic fever and those diseases which
generally terminate in consumption and which he is
satisfied is the best remedy that has been brought
before the public. He has used the remedy under all
circumstances tried it effectuay, and now believes
that it will do more for those who may be suffering
than any other remedy in the world. Cases can be
exhibited at the principal depot, where the medicine
has been fairly tried and found eiectua in the most
severe cases of cough asthma and incipient consump
ton, and we have doubt that when the medicine is
generally known in this section, it will be highly APP
preciated. 1t is called Folger.'s Olosaonian or all
healing balsom
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-30
SEWING MACHINE.

A most ingenious piece of mechanism has
lately been made known to the public in France
the inventor of which has been engaged during
the last Is years in bringing it to its present
state Of perfection. 1t is a sewing machine,
plain in its details and calculated 10 revolution.
ize completely the art of sewing. 1t will per
form 900 stitches to the minu:e-enlarge OF
contract the stitches by the simple turn of a
screw-lead the needle along all the sinnuosities
and irregularities of the stuff to be sewed, with
out the least danger Of tear, whatever may be
the texture of the stuff, and do every part of the
sewing of coat, button holes excepted The
inventor is Mr. B. Thimounier, tailor at Am
plepuis, France.
| Hcartless RoJbcry-A poor old deaf ant
blind woman, who had travelled from Canada tc
this city, accompanied by her child, about egh
years of age, stopped on Monday night at the
shanty of fellow named Mccall in the 6th
Avenue. While there the scoundrel broke open
box the woman had, and stole the contents
consisting of few clothes, two silver spoons
and teapot, and then turned her into the street
The little girl related the fact to a person who
was passing and he entered the house, and found
the articles concealed He was tried in the Spe-
cial Sessions this morning. and the Court gave
him the extent Of the law-six months in the
Ipenitentiary-Ne York Mirror.
Mormon Tr0a5hs IN Winojs.--Although there
are no public demonstrations now, yet the St.
Louis Republican of 18th inst, expresses the
opinion, founded upon information, that the spirit
of opposition to the Mormons is deeper and more
intense than it appears on the surface; and that
it will require but little to fan such a flame, not
only in Hancock county, but in the surrounding
counties, and even in some of the remote coun-
ties, as, when once set at work, will not leave a
vestige of Mormonism in the State.
In the case of Houghton & Co., Lewis Coun-
ty Bank and others, claimants against the YER
mont Safety Fund, the Chancellor decided that
the claim of Houghton q Co., of $13, 407
should be allowed with interest and cost, with
the exception of $1,000 And that the claim
of the Lewis County Bank of $l4,IO should
be allowed with the exception of 100000.
The Westinghouse of Seth and William Her.
rick, Brattleboro' VT, was destroyed by fire with
most of its contents, on the 10th inst
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-30
STATE OF VERMONT,


THE honorable the Probate Court within and for the dis
trct aforesaid to ISAAC CHEEsEMAN, Administrator
on the estate of GEORGE w. TABOR, late of HYDE
park, in said district, deceased.
N : HEREAS, Isaac Cheeseman, administrator on the
w estate of George w. Tabor late of said Hydepark,
deceased, at the Probate Office in Johnson in said dis
trct, did present. the 23d day of September, 1885,
the Court aforesaid his petition in writing, praying for
license sell much of the real of said deceased
will raise the of ninety seven dollars and ninety
five CENTS setting forth the amount Of debts due from the
deceased the charges of administrations the value of the
personal estate, and the situation Of the be Sold
and hath shown to said court that sale Of the is
necessary Whereupon said did issue in order of
notice of said application to all persons interested stating
the nature Of the application and the for the
and appo nng the 22d day of October, A. d. 1916, for
hearing ard deciding of such application at the Probate
Office in Johnson aforesaid which notice duly pun
shed by order of said three weeks successfully in
the Vermont Patriot, newspaper printed at Montpelier,
aforesaid all of which publications previous to said
time of hearing and deciding upon said applications; at
which time and place appointed, as aforesaid, APP
pearng to object, or to give bonds for payment of said
debs by law required, said court, by decree for that
purpose order and decree that said Isaac Cheeseman
mnisrator as aforesaid be, and he hereby is authorized
and licensed sell al private ale public auction
by giving notice thereof three weeks successfully in the
Green Mountain Freeman printed at Montpelier, before
the time of the sale of he sal estate of said George W
Tabor, deceased, of which he died seized, within th
state. And said administrator III en- and there dull,
sworn, before the Proba court aforesaid to the faithful
discharge of his trust in selling said estate; Therefore
YOU the administrator aforesaid hereby fully empow
cred and licensed to sell so much of the estate of said de
ceased will pay raise the said of ninety
dollars and nnety-fve cents, private sale at public
auction, as aforesaid. You are make return OF you
dongs herein, together with this warrant, unto the Re
gister of this court, may be-
Given under my hand and seal of said Court, in Pro
bate office, johnson, this 22d day of October 1916.
A VIM. w. WHITE, Register.
tLE9 The above property will be sold at public auc
ton at Lydepark on SATURDAY, the 18th of Nov next.
ISAAC CHEEsEMAN, Admir-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-30
Receipts Tor theFreenmarn
mot PREVIOUSLY ACKNOWLEDGED.

L. Aldrich, L. Walker, A. Cushman, L. N
Williams, B. Webster, W, II. Smith, c. Fisk
E. Perkins, L, Smith, A. G. Comiags, Z. P
Prescott S. Goodnough, N. Richardson, U. A
Clark J. N. Kent-$l so each E, II. Smith
A. O. Aldis-4,OO each; r. Holms, r, Mason
A. Howard, S, Atherton S Gustin, A. Rust
900 each; A. Hodge, 1874; ]. Cobleigh, A
Allen, 100 each; f. Waterman, c. Fass EFT
A. Fem, O,75 each; j. Paine, H. Baisdel
$50 each; T. Randall, O,27 F, c. Robbins
O,25.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-10-30

Q}7Messrs Knowles & Cheeseman, whose names
appear below, old established merchants at Knowls-
vile, Orleans County, N. Y Proofs of the great SUI
perioriy of DIR. Wstars Basom pour in from all parts
of the country Nothing can equal its success in re-
lieving human suffering,
KNOwLEsvILLE June co. 1913
This will certify that Hlve been afflicted with a
Liver Complaint, general Debility and pain in my side
for several years. & for eighteen months have been I'M
able to do any work. In December last commenced
taking DR. Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry and found
immediate relief from it. soon began to gain strength
the pain in my side was greatly relieved; and had
also cough which entirely cured in few weeks
by this medicine.
ANNA A. HOPKINS.
The above certificate is strictly correct.
KNOWLES AND CTTEESEMAN.
For sale by S. P. REDFIELD.