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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-06-20
For the Freeman.
THE MISSIONARY MEETING.


Rev. |. R. Worcester, Secretary of the Vt. D.
NJ. S. in his report of the proceedings ofthe "For.
egu Mission Convention recently holden at the
Brick Church, Montpelier, audes as follows to
the subject of slavery. "The kind, frank and
christian manner in which inquiries and objec-
tons, connected with the subject of slavery, were
met, produced very happy impression, and we
think there could not have been many minds pres
ent which were not fully satisfied that upon that
subject there is no cause for complaint" (The
italicsing is mine.)
Thus it is officially announced by the secretary
of that convention, and he occupying no less re-
spoDsble position than that of representative of
the missionary interest Of Vermont, that TO Gin
struct missionaries not to NEEDLE with slavery
either in public or private" and to make it no test
of christianity the fict that Shareholders are
admitted into mission churches and their contrbu-
tions solicited tothe funds or The Board, const-
tutes 'no cause 81 complaint" against the A. B. C.
Il M Hthefe $50 cause foezcomplant, then
there be for regret for The past or anxiety for
the future? could weep over the position and in
fuenee Of that hgoihersapd lbe American Board.
NO eaaseot Complaint Thai The blacklist SIN that
eUer The sum- is felloNshiprcd as Christlike,
that the "Sum Of all Uianies, finds no reprovers
in the American Board aud its missionaries. So
thought not thatmissionary among the Choctaws,
Ga brother of the above named clergy man, who
was "kuown as an ant-slavery man," whoabhor-
red the system, but was kept by the board from
"preachng against it either in public private"
So thought not the Rev. Dr., the Secretary of the
Board lfthe writer is credibly informed, the DR..
said before he left town, in substance-"The ques-
ton of slavery must be met" 81 am convinced
there are good and pious individuals who sincere
w mourn over the position of the A. B. G. F. M,
toward the subject of slavery" "The question
must sooner or later be met" Does not the broth
err first referred to believe with the Dr., that Una
nv pious individuals mourn over the subject and
that it must sooner or later be metz" If he does,
why does he attempt to stfe the groans of the
'pious' by assuring them "there is no cause Of
complaint" Will he also tell the poor victims of
oppression as they look TO him for succor "there is
no cause of complaint" Will he thus address the
hapess slave wife and mother as she frautcaIly
calls for her loved ones, of whom she is bereaved,
the husband Of her youth and the children of her
sorrow; yea, will he say to the desperate father
as with flashing eye and heaving chest he betrays
the consciousness of the wrong and injustice done
him, ask, will he say to them "there is no cause
of complant"' Then why does he thus say to US,
"who open our mouths for the dumb!" Why
does he thus soOthe the troubled consciences Of
thousands who are beginning to awake to the sub
jecti That as a friend of the Board and broth
er of one Of its missionaries he should feel in
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-06-20

Vermont Central Railroad The line Of this
route extends through Vermont for distance
equal to its entire length, under single charter,
and is connecting link in the projected roads
from Boston to Montreal and Lake Ontario
With low grades, favorable charter, and an i'm
mense way and through business, the stock Of
this road promises to be one of the best in the
country The books have been opened at few
points on the line of the road in the country, and
are rapidly filling up there as well as in this city
The books are now open at No Is Merchants
Exchange, where the charter, survey, and profile,
may be standardization Courier
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-06-20
Postscript.

ANDREW JACKSON is no MORE! The Louisville
Democrat of Wednesday last, contains the mean-
choly intelligence
The term of his eventfuI life closed on Sunday
evening, 9th inst, Mt O'Clock. On Sunday morn
ing the report reached Nashville that he had ex-
PRED, owing to his having tainted away, in the at
temp to remove him from his chair to his bed. He
however recovered in few hours. A short time
before his death, he took an atiectonate leave Of
his friends and domestics, retaining to the last, hi.
senses and intellect unclouded. He expired with
the utmost calmness, expressing the highest con
fdence in happy Immortality through Re
deemeT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-06-20

Thief CepghA-0ac day last week, young man
from Woodbury., by The name of Warren, procured
a remarkably light bride at one of our saddler's
shops, and on being questioned as to its object, said
he "designed to steal horse, If he had chance
day or two after, Mr.. |. S. Town, Of our village
missed horse, and from the singular remark Of
young Warren, suspicion fell upon him. MIR,
Town followed him to Woodbury., and finally sue
ceeded in finding md identifying his horse, though
secreted on the mountain, and wofuy disfigured
with spots of acid, SC. Mr.. T. ferreted out the
young man, and succeeded in intimidating him I'M
til he was delivered into the bands of the law, and
is now confined in our jail.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-06-20
Montpelier, June 10, 1S45.
RAIL ROADS.

We cannot even allude tn-much less publish
the proceedings of-all the meetings in favor
of the different routes from Boston to Montreal.
The friends of The Rutland route are making con-
siderable bluster, but they may as well keep cool.
The hooks of this route have been opened, and a.
bout $500,OOO subscribed, to which they promise
to add 100000 more in Vermont great pro-
mise.
A meeting was holden at Windsor on Wednes-
day last, of the friends of the Connecticut and
Passumpsic River Road, but since the announce
ment of the union of the Fitchburgh and Central
routes, their ardor has tagged, and the meeting is
said to have been rather failure.
The unanimous report of the Fifchburgh compa-
ny in favor of the central route, has appeared, and
was published last week. The project meets with
universal favorin Boston. Between $500, 900 and
81 900, 900 have been subscribed in Boston, and
about 100000 elsewhere; and it is believed that
the sum necessary to commence operations, $780,
900, will be raised and the books closed the COM
ing week
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-06-20

Worcester to observation-disclosures are taxi
ing for survey of the route from Worcester
through this town to Brattleboro and we have
no doubt that every thing will be ready for a
charter at the next session ofthe legislature. A
charter had, and it seems to us that the business
which the road must secure, will ensure ready
subscription for the stock We shall devote a
portion our space this summer to discussion
of the advantages ofthis route, to the people of
Vermont, and more especially to the people of
this vicinity, who are beginning to feel sensibly
the advantage obtained over them by those stu
ated on the lines ofthe great iron thoroughfares
Barre Gazette
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-06-20

Lay ConuentiOn Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in kentucky ,-The Christian Intelligence
er, edited by clergyman, contains call for a
Convention of the laity of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church. to consider the propriety ofthc ac-
ton of the ministers at the Louisville Convention
in relation to the separation of the the body into
Northern and Southern divisions. This move
ment is an extraordinary one for that body ofpeo-
pie, but is one of the characteristics of the time
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-06-20

GF@The Christian lnteigencer, a Methodist
paper issued at Georgetown, Ky. donidedly op-
poses division of the Methodist Church on
account of slavery. The Editor, in answer to a
correspondent, says:
we even yet indulge faint hope that the
Kentucky Conference will veto the action Of the
majority of her delegates, in the organization of
separate ecclesiastical Jurisdiction; and if she
confirm that action, and attempt to transfer the
membership of the Methodist Episcopal Church
into the Church South, we know some who will
not go; who can neither be led by persuasion nor
coerced by threats and persecution, out of the
mother Church; and we believe there are thous-
ands lin whose veins not a drop of Abolition
blood pulsates)who will remain precisely where
they now arc, and in all probability Providence
will take care of them as sheep in the wilderness,
and if they cannot form large Conference, they
may be small one, and follow the leadings of
that Providence, if it should be to a martyrs
stake"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-06-20
STATE CONYENTI0Ns-

Let our friends through the length and breadth
OF the State remember these conventions, and make
them literally mass meetings Of the People From
one town where these conventions are called, we
learn, (and it will undoubtedly be so in the other
that all possible preparations will he made to en-.
terrain those who may come, free Of expense
MILTON CLARK is already in the State. Let us
all put our shoulders to the Wheel and help
"RoU on the Liberty Ball."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-06-20

Suicide.--We learn that Mrs Rubee, wife of
Dea. Norman Rublee, of Barre, one day last week,
under pretencc of going to neighbours, went 10 n
wood near by, and cut her throat, where she was
found dead not long after. She was evidently de-
ranged
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-06-20

ANTI-SLAvERY REPoRTER.-We hope every friend
OF Liberty in the State will make an effort imme-
dately to procure a large list of subscribers for
this paper in the several towns. 1t is offered very
il. Sec notice
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-06-20
Fourth Of july.

Vigorous preparations are being made, we no
tce, by our Liberty friends, in different States to
celebrate, in an appropriate way, the approaching
anniversary of our Independence, This should
be done in Vermont. Many Liberty convention:
were holden on the Fourth, last year, and address
es made that were productive of great good. Lee
many more be called this year. EUery tOwn should
have a meeting, with an address from some one
your minister, perhaps, if he be man willing tc
"open his mouth for the dumb" if not, the hes
lay preacher you can have. AT any rate, let the
Declaration of Independence be read, and see iii
Is not Liberty document; let the U, S. Constu
ton be read, and see if it talks of chains, ant
whips, and thumb>crews for one sixth of our in
hahilants, and their po>tcrty forever,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-06-20

10 The democrOts-''Oll who are for extend
ing the area of freedom"--aie to hold County
Convention at this place on Wednesday next.
The same party in Orange County hold Con-
yention at Chelsea to-day.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-06-20

The Baptist Mission at Burmah has suffered a
severe loss in the death of Mrs. Abbott Her
disease was an affection of the heart
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-06-20

eE5~ Thanks to the Hon. Paul Dillingham;, jr
for valuable public documents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-06-20

U5- The wings are to hold n State Convention
at this place on the I'd of July.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-06-20
TIE FREE M AN.

"Pliant as reeds where freedoms waters glide
Firm as the hills TO stem Oppression tidel''
MONTPELIER. VERMONT, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1915.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-20

IN, ssst.nT yWor AND STOVE
m ANukAC1OhN.
THE subscriber is receiving and
s-.ps con nslv o. hard Al wholnsais and TO-
taiL and al IN. bo~esi pr,eea
Ptin and japan Tia Ware % every dcssrip-
ton
Ai-e. a rr,a, variety % Stoves, dosisned for
burning either WOOD or coal
Stove Pipes, and every Other article In his
line, made 10 order al tho shortest notice.
,es6 TITUS q. RICE
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iu ~ No. 60. Main street.
'ENllE subscribers are constantly receiving adj.
- dtpnsi supplies NJ Gocrnss Wines and Liquors keep
up their isrnt, aud and the
public generally nfe pufri r int md 10 scH
yey low to those who buy fpf cash ray puncuany.
TENSLEMAN d RArCLtrFE,
No 20 West Slain street,
ju2 4 doors b, ~ Bell Tavern
TWEED COATS.
fI'wo DOZEN Tweed Goats just rresvd ani or sale ~
q DURRrhUCUh coz,
sts No ~. wraMsin ~.
NSIAHEtsUt 81 NAILS, ~ 10" Cumbchnnd baud
ID, % EDMOND b DAVENPORT.
tyINH CHEWING TOBACCOwc have just received hores
Of ver superior Tobacco manufactured by jams
Tt,oss and % Old Thoss in o good artice
siu peas. 1--WE ~ a cal, doors isiow he elTaveTn.
\, "a TENPI.gMAN n HATCfJgFH.
UNBgR, LUABER 80 900 Birch beech Maple
I a rsnk fortobaceo botcs.
Also,
$1,000 shs-anding ffon eh Perseverance, from nangor,
and Tor sale BY u 20 RANKIN WHITLoCk'
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN I'M.
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. OR HABIT
OF THE SYSTEM VIZ:

seroha Kings Evil Rheumatism. Erup
tons Pe. rasnics Bolshes Dss Chrone Sore
Ey-. Ring Worm T.sr sead Head Enlargement and
the Hone. and Joint, Stubborn Ulcers ,phie Symptoms
Mercury. Asee Dopsy Exposure OF impud.nec In IAe
Also Chronic Constitutional By
parauon.
Disease. having their origin
nud. generally viii be speedily and easeiuay BY
valuable medicine a- it, operation peculiar
the disease entering and
passing through the general system wh-r oesueoa-
'o'as ope'sn e'' they are removed along
canal h.aee the and know the sensible
operation OF the ssr-apsria nom it powers
following te recently by the proprietor. Of ,h.
invaluable medicine will be read with insees, by similarly
nietsd:
BAlrtSo.r, June TO- is,.
Nc-.rs sA>ps-Gcnts Most ehss1ry la add nun,r
ehed year 1880 affection on my npp.r
Lp. continuing hosi my
destroyed which caused nj tears, u
affected d-ehar. vr,y unpleasant and
pail th,m out with slight eksueh fr.ng-
this time that rendered perfectly m,s,rAic
suited the h rhyse,an. In the city but with . brnedt Every
thing heard OF u'eI but all proved OF
last recommended change
needles did good the disease continued gtaduay
until whole body affected Hut humanity my
Physician recommended preparation s,rsspara pro
cured from in ihs Dr. Jas A. bottles
in less time than three months restored health ppn
Your sarSapa'iIa alone effected the
the afflicted longer suffer- but the
be tee ir"m DISEASE with feelings Of aud rratud. smaa
your Iisud. DANIEL. heCoNNIKAN.
Any DESTROYS tn know M te particulars at my
residence Front where pleasure to com
DANIEL MecoSNiKAN.
appeared above name, uap,-, Melon
nkan and contained IN the .t,,
JOHN CLOUD.
Ju-,ic. Of In, P,ae. of the t,v of B,,,,,o,
Tn. following inter- 81, ng mus. eouon IN IN, ,,.
fd attention Of all similarly afflicted.
SAVINGS cEI rpp .rrn s.pc.p,pu,,
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sPas 80" s'' ''A' uis '''"'eihe STAR more
..us W W. ~. ,, w Iu 'h'uhau,"' .hah any ON
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,, A ', ~, .,. y -, ' 'p,s'' u"seAs :" IN
',, :, ,n a., ,, . 800, e'sn's us'u ssna s'i
~. 80 a., ~ ,. - w., ", , - now os''s' uia
.t,.,r,, - ,,n,,,. ,,,,.,.. 800 "'' my
,n,,Iy IA m. o. Of mn. an, H.. - ~, ~ .ilhfe
,,.. "a IA, s,, an, ted Win M. M, ,,, " n WIN
al, m, 1 r,,,o, ,.I,,n mon, ., n..,,. a. '" '"n
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LOST!

CHECK for $50 drawn BY II. 7 Taiafuo Exchange
IN or Farmers Bank, dated July IS sI, payable to W
hpperson bearer The public cautioned
the sane payment has been stopped at the Ranks.
Au7 T. BERKLEY 4 60.
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RAILROAD AND STAGE ROUTE.

RAILROAD AND STAGE ROUTE.
rgSiIlS route To the Virginia Springs and West
n sates advantage vr'y surprising
n'er time, IN I-''n, cf style. coninu AMI ccoscnY.
Leave Rehmori daily AMhy Raj Road the Junction
- miesl and passengers from thu Month,
Louisa Rs Rad tn Goronsvh. 80 mc to dinner thence by
.s,- (s m,.l tharotc before suns av- n. At morn
10 T. aud breakfast Cos.; dine saunon ami
at 'hVrt nae 6s uilrs b,iur night; leave
breakfast the Warm sPnnrs, the Hot
CNIahiu's White Sulphur m,lcsl
at-ussr-0o,n an tp week
ahead Of III" 'Apal Route spending tuo nights the
large sorcrab nor instead at trre by the canal aud
them m boats arriving IN lynehsirs si'rt mSin'sht
Continuing White piut breakfast
at iEwIsbur, the Niue Sulphur
Lane 80 nto before ush' beat Jay ~ day hshi to Charleston
"u nesl uenS y f IRE the n"" Jay 10 .hN and"ir 100
nulss uL'o
from present s.Er the navigation will be very df
heu ienney suspended above that point during snn'ct
making tins route the most eoli anal agreeable one to the Western
states.
The stage Gooloavic Charleston (s6o
daily owned ~ Fara6 Co. which enables thru AVOID night
ira'elns to seet the best houses Hn facilities tina, o'hr'
the In. heretofore ~ouhl Justify;
sired that their eoache and Throughout havr
oder. ani have tr,-y
dnvrrs, whose uniIrd ilr
EIiras vii he furnished Pcasurr occupants
fa~>ene- -tcsr their through Rh"nd where
RosG ofHe-.
Parish Go. a~n lines iaiy
line The Natural icC uetiy- Thurs
aud Saturdays ". Lexington
neat notu,rc at hraIf, At At die ,id- auy s linn. Il, v n
and proceed tneasie dHnc pun
remain tai Gay light dine Spring.
auSe at the White SuPhar evening Pa~cugcIs ihs
burg and wytss,ic ty evening
BY Hopkins line TO BoaLlsvIe Teane.
SsrAc
Thu being the mail passenger. preference
all Others at
The Ian" Ia ur@nsc and Cupr House Faugucr
SpTns. leaves GotnnsVre Tue-iay
after the ARRIVAL OF tn" Cuprp-T uu--
evenings, thehes ty Beesans line spIngs breakfast
The lH nch'ug line rayes car'o'e've on Mona,s wines
days aud Frdays NJ aud Iynehburs night
FARE.
Riehnond Charlottesville. 90
to Lyn: hburs. -. $780,. ............7 90
DO To Siaur''n..' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a
10 Ia WAY 'f"-hniphta.. ..SS 50
'uncN"n 10 Ntai t'r-Nti"-
10 IN Stadrtnn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ; 90
Richmond 10 White SuphuT IL go
10 10 Suyahdot'c. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The charges the White sulphur Spnng have
been reduced ami the
THE Road
From ''oTlnie ,sT,oivsy he improved
'hc vhoc distance fl - gfeI
iurr7Sespaes Monticello and niyersy IN tn,
vicinity Il WeyeT's Gave. by the principal sponge
Nes; on The New River Cih- works-br
sides The whse route ecLery VARYING interesting
ever slanec. THOMAS SHARP,
J. - Agent for TaEspotiOn.
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vTNOWING LINES-Manilla and Hemp Tow
inx Lines bv the coil or in lengths purchasor-fo
sale BY VAN LBw, SMITH d co,
ia 10 ~ Main succt
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FROM ths WineAsstsr Republican.
POPULAR EDUCATION.


We have cheering words occasionally from various quar-
tsr~, this Ill important subject. Every body seems
admit the paramount necessity Of Universal Education yet
tboss who from their position likely to have the most
influence do put their shoulders the Wheel give
efficacy 20 the wholesome truths daily spread before
tte public.
We have JUS, received letter from friend. who is hear
" in the cause and whose neal has had tire added to
IL by excursion up the Valley. lie SAYS:
a. for one, determined TO give myself, body. mind,
purse and ALL the great OF Education And why
should notf Its noble and nearly connected with
my happiness and the best interests OF the eommuni-
IT, Why should notr Did the great fathers Of Lib
erty do likewise. shake tyranny And are not the
.h.ckIes Of Ignorance equally degrading How can
mon boast Of freedom, while half the nation like helpless
babes are wrapped the swsdlnz cloths Of superstition
How boast OF the bravery OF their iahes aud NJ
the time in isnominious ease while the country
in vassalage to gnoranee-~hose "bss'ng Pcsulen-
tel breath" 10 destructive than the sword OF br'-
i.h King Ye, how few willing to become heroes in
the cause Of Mental Reform How few have responded to
calls Of YOURSELF and other edtor' Do men really love
Ibcr,y-or only love talk about R They could Think
and talk wric and hold meetings. aud pass resolutions
durrns the excitement o Presdcnt-makng but now they
called in the great contest between wisdom and 'S
norance; and they will scarcely give avoe But like hall
ared politicians they wish 10 the former candi-
date but src too consunms,cy sluggish To the
/
and the purse Of Jacob Asior would the former IN
pulling down upon such nell hers such thun.
decsps OF coquence would shake them into atoms in
fnely less than their Insignificant nohingness and
would use later buying oil for the lamp OF learning
which would have to burn ~h steady blaze-and so
great aud overpowcrg should be Its brianey that tie
eyes Of Ignorance would the first glimpse OF s rays
and hrnk back upon themselves and starte al desIrue-
uon."
$50 on, am glad that the editors have enlisted in the
cause. Onward! lie the werd. keep before the peo-
pe" sound their ears, TILL its influence, shall be m
r-stble Make special call upon men OF abiliiy-La~
stump orator.
Give to them wel-They trust much to Editors ano
Teschers-,hey expect to do all the drndgery' while
they are crowned with the hOnors OF reformation because
they eondescend to give silent nod of appreciation to our
l.borous eturts Give 1t them. with large letters and
long appeals and Keen cuts oi satire
let them have until they enlIs, IN the cause"
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CONSERVATIVES DO NOT DESPAIR.

yuNuoMsoN,s COMPOUND SYRUP oF TAR AND WOOD
Pulmonary Consumption Bronchitis spins Of Hood
Aahns and all disease. OF the respiratory organs
The readers requested tho following astonishing
a lady well known In this community
PuiIApELrnIA, March 2, 1874.
ME. S. TuossoS:
suffering fellow make the following statement
which, humasys sake. hope you will make pob FOE rarely
fever has astonishing cure been effected IN Pulmonary Con
SUMPTION when the patient - nearth- grave
Pour years v,cn, Of bilious feset which eo
general h. ah wetehcd condition with wrssne-- at
the chest Sigh, supcrvcncd which gradually increased In
violence until all the Of Pulmonary Consumption became
csr1Iy such copous night w-s's and swell
ling of IN. throat hectic and often total ioss OF
yoie. -cn-r OF sae .op and 80 that Tor ten
months together night with
pillows almost IN sitting p-iu- bleeding nom the lungs and Mt
had kccp with cooling iqud
AMI to ALL suffered with violent Tspa'on OF the h"ar
Every morning would cough up with s,s, pain hrrs
Of puir Ia this condition rapy wasted and had
not the shadow OF doubt that before this whites should
be cot~c.
Zoe Consumption hut II relieved
ah had the advice Mt different rct OF four good physicians
who dsi AL ihcs eou Tor me. They
nnune' nenahlr. and -ad that might finger nonihs,
confirmed Consumption aud beyond
OF medical skill
In or possible orroeure NJ
AMI brought holr, ,eae,ly -vienc.
of the immediate relief afforded
regular two months every symptom gradually sap-
pcar my lung. healed my and
may Fem, from being scarcely able head IN. p
uow able to walk mc, without f,ruc and your inva
liable mecar has through blessings
LITERALLY. OF rrSeaag rnr nom the
shouLi publish You liberty
the 'dei"d 1" that word OF tie b. sub
stsniiaI-d by person. MARY uANEY
Prepared .nd =. Thomson N eaaer srh aud spruce
streets Philadelphia SOIL also by p VIA a. MePhcr. Harris
bug Gh Lancaster: lambert Reading Va Dame 4 All.
rich roushs-rpsie ~ N"ts r ~ I-inss Trenton NJ y wooi
man burlington. ~ J. seth w ROBBERS, Mobile, ALL A. H. a.
Sarhis, y. V.
rree per bottle per a counter
,s.
Sold by AEx'R DuvAL co, only authorised agents Tot
X hniund aud ytctn f-
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