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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06
H%ABlTATION A yRNDRR.

Dams la Paroisso Quest BAlon Rouge.
a des conditions tres avAntagsus0s. Ues
habitatlon contenant troia aFpana un quart
face au leuye sur Ia profondenr do 40 arpsus,
ontro lignes parallelsa, ayec toutos lss asa.
l~iorations qai ~ lrouvent, telIos, que maison
dc maitre, cuisine, pigeonnier, Ma9aain, sa-
banes, ct YIN suporbe moulin 4 cotton anqnai
est attacbb IN moulin paionta A mails. plsa,
hut ~esclayss Dc sexes 81 d'agss difsrente.
Pour leo conditions s'adrsSssr 40 JsRa De
la paroiss0 susdita.
2S Ocf--Js.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06
PACKET REGULIER,

A@h$fS ~ &fS%N ~A9~@ ~Ns
5E@ LIE steamboat BELLE
Az-7D CREOLE, capt. Dimitry,
~ pariira, tous les Diman-
ches a dix heuFes pr6cisss du matin, de Ia
NouVelle Orleans, ct ira jusqu'4 Tuniea; de-
Ia il reviendra a Bayou Sara, Cd il stjournera
jusqu'au Mercredi matin, d'oa il partira aux
heures ordinaires pour Ia Nonvelle Orleans.
Soft en- montani, soft en- descendant lie denve
la BELLE CREOLE s'asretera a ehaque poste
intermediate, eide Plus ellie s'arretera sur Ia
cote chaque fois qu'on ~Pappellera.
Tout le monde est invite a visitor &C beau
bateau ct a s'assurer par soi.mame gull est
lie plus comfortable ct 10 plus solids de- tous
ceux qui font ce irajst.
RAcARoUr DIS AKAREs--A vendra par
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
JUN IL 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06

FANTAIsIR.-Tous les journaux, granda
on petits. ont parle du brusqne enlargement
Sui s'est nptre dams Ia temperature. Pour
nous, il nous parsit couvenable de men
rien dire +; OF la ~raison, c'est que 10 public
ma nul besoin que nou lui indiquions ce
quill sant,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06

EPAVE-Arrst6s par A Adams & snvl-
ron quatrs miles de Baton Rouge, nne vachg
agee de 6 aus, couleug rouge, MARQUES Ga
fer D K. LIE propri&taiEe est rsquia q p
ratiTer en- - eonfornant 4 10 Ioi.
II I.R Dugaoea Ranger,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06

EMIeRATioN-~Daus ltnteryalle do sept
d hut Jours, plus do dix hut cents tmrgrans
europeans parts do Btstne, do Liverpool r,
du HAVE. sont arrives d ia NonveIls Or.
leans. La pInPah d'entre eux wont, assn.
re.ton, chercher fortune dams les riches
cantons dc rOuest. Tn petit membre 70
dirigera dependent Yvrs los PLANES da Tex.
49,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06
MULETS A VENDRE.

Le soussigne ~inforIna les habitans OF autras
qui ont besoin des mulels, gull 90 a 80 a ven.
Dire au Penitentiaire do la Louisiana. a bas
prix pour du compliant,
AP. WILLIAMS, JE.
orf-3S
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06
MARCHE DE La NILE. ORLEANS.
na.nmk.a y IaAE

DecembTe 2, 1910.
Les dcrniares nonyelies recues d'Europc,
ont cause uue hausso dams lie marehe, nous
c6tons lea prix suivans:
Co1rox lie 6 a 8 cents qualities extremes.
Sucre.-de 4 A 6 cents qualities extremes.
Mtlasse-l0 cents 10 gallon.
Fsrine-S7 so a $s par bsril.
Lard u q cents, EpauIes n a 8 Gents,
jambons sans envelopes dc 7 a 9 cents.
Whiskey, de 80 a IS cents.
MaYs-80 cents lie boissesu, de petites
vente3 SO SOM IA / es a 50 centa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06

SUcRE.--Une p~ersonne qni a vlsit6 ces
iours derniers bon nombre de plantations
sur In cote, rapporte que le froid ~produira
un eGrt d6sastreux sur Ia r6coIte, d6ja fort
arrieree. Lorsque 10 froid est venu, on
n'avatt pas coupe plus de la Motto de la re.
collie.
On 6value le deficit de cette aimee b
$4,000 boucauts.-AbeiUe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06

Taken up by Amos Adams, about @ miles
from Baton Rouge, a stray Gov, red color,
branded D Y on the hip. The oEner is re.
quested 10 take her away by conforming TO the
law. al ]. r. DUFROCQ Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06

On assure que III. JoHN SEIDRLE, man.
bre do Congres, Went dc ParEil sserstement
pour Vera-Cruz, 1 bord ID 81. Mary. u
quiz dot allef rsmpiir d Mexico q mission
diplomatique.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06
e99 de Recompanaa.

Vol& du moulin a scie, dans IL nuii dn ~
al IA courant, IN tuyau en cUivrs DE- $50
pieds de longueur ct deux poucesds diau4trg.
Quiconque doBusra teils information au sous
signe qui conduira 1 Ia decouyegts du volsur
on do tuyau rsceVra Ia ~F&conDense susdits.
noyembre 10 FREDERIC ARBOUR
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06

Perte de FArkansas no. 5.--En venant
dc Louisville a ce port, CO bateau n henrtt
coutre lie Champion, qui SO rendait d Gin.
c]iRnati. Cette r~encontre "A Gil lien davaDi
Natchez, vendredi matin 4 5 heure'. LAT.
kansas a sombrG dams dix pieds d'eau. On
ma pu souver que 10 enlargement qui Sc
~lrouvait sur 10 pont. Personne ma peri.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06

Majorit6 en- favour 1882
On nous assure que Ia paroisse dc Caddo
a donne 2lS-toutes en- favour.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06

SUICIDE .-- HER, dnns In matinee, un
P1lbnats nommt NJ. A. Y1shelsky h4btlant
depul8 Ion9femps cette utlIe, se rendlt III
cafe sltn%A Fencoignnte des rpos Cont ct
Levse domanda d. rIom quiz m6 abgea
ayeC d. Pan; puis lirunt do sn poche IN
p9tIt paluGt ]conteBaai dc l'HrscnIe, en- yer.
IN iolt 10 contsnu dans s0n yeffs ct ~I'avulA
S'adreazaht alors M c0fn Dls d. cafe, II lul
dit:" Alden, C'eas Ia der Mere fOts que 10
boiral chez vois; 10 vie ~ do m]'empoison.
ner. NolcI 10 PAPER qIl contonalt I'arse.
utc.' lie ontnis sauiG rapidement hors
dn compton OF rana-sa 10 papleT d tns IL.
qnel await 6tG eDvelopp6 Parsonie, ct qul
en contenait encore q1elques parceIlc4.
De Ii, ce malhoorens ~ rendtt rue de Oh.
artres, d PAnetion Cofse ~Ilouse, nnnonca
au propriGialre quiz yenait do s'empoigon.
nef et quill IUi romettail trois p~iastfes pour
payer Ie loyer dune chnmbre qp'it~ occupant
chez unc pauyre n6gfessc. rue DAUphino,
pres de Fencoignure St-Plsrrs.
In mnIheufeux sen fal e%nsHite chez hi
ct oxpira vefs le sept houres du solr. lie
o q fat Ia levfc do corps hier A hut
heures. lie d6funt donna pour motifs do
son suicide de faux brUits qn'up individn
await fat cpurir sur son compte, ei Ia stu
alton pGnlble dams laqneIte il 30 l]rouvait.
O~REcox--Le New York Herald public,
dit.ii, dos documens coDidenuots snr Ia
question do rOrogon ! QUESTION a~njonrd'hul
6clalrcls ct sur 10 point d'6fre terminee a
Phooneur eta Ia satisfaction dos dcux pnls.
sancss qnl In tisnnont on Iitlge. liz New,
7. Herntd prbtsnd qte IL yoie d'arrange.
ment ~proposbe ct acceptGe c'est que Ie pre-.
sident choisisse qpatre s1jets apgtais parmi
t~ssqpols II prendra deux afbitres, ct que Ia
refine cheisisse d son tour quatre citoyens
america ihs don't deux servlr0ni d'arbiifes
souyerains ct que leur decision sur Ian.
nexlOH aux Etat~ Unis Oh a la Grands
BretSgne ssrn supreme" VOLTA un arbi.
TRACE ben obscur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06

ARRETE par Henry Carrie. 4 anylreA
IL miles do Baton Rouge, un bosuf blaze
ct ooir, Age d'enViFon Q ans, crop 81 al
derba dams n ~oFsille, Of uns fents dass
p%autre, narqn6 30 fer sur 10 cote du chif-
fre 4. Le propri6taiEe Get requis do le re.
tirsr On ~ eonformanl Ia Ioi.
z DUFROcQ.
aug. 10 % Ranssur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06
GENTLEMENa BRoaANp

WLtF wv WbANVNFNANA
We are now receiving direct from tbs man
ufacturera in the north, a beautiful asasrt~
ment Of gents Calf sswed Brogsna, whh
Pump and Boot soisa.
Phillips q LAFoUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06

EXPLORATION AU lie Chronicle
do N~atchtoches, dn % courant. dit :-"Du.
fant le mois dernier, ~cinquante b cent ia.
miles SnDf pass6cs dens eette vile pour Sc
rendre au Texas. Files yiennent du Mis-.
sissipi par Natchez ct Rodney. Une cen.
tame do families des meme parsges dot
les mivre bieni6t. Qaand notre navigation
sera ouyerte, noussVerroBs nos rues rem.
plies ehnqne Jour d'6migrans. Ce sont On
general qss personnes qui paraissent avoir
queIque moyens, 81 ron en- JUICE par leurs
vottnfe' ct les usiensiles qu'eiIes emportent
ayec elIes."
RixE-- lie meme journal donne lie recit
dune rencontre qui a e1 lien Alexandra
entire deux &diteurs IL jonrnaux. Ces denx
sdlteurs sont N. Lewis Zim. do Republic.
cain de Ia Riviere Rrouge, ct NJ. Martin du
Western Democrat. LIE premier a reGn
uns bale de- pistolet dens In partie char.
nue. do In cuisSe. Cetie ~rencontre 6tait
la suite dune querelle qui remontait assez
loin {; mails Ia cause Immediate est une Sc
RE d'articles personneIs echangas par ces
deux 1ournaux. L'affaire s'expIiquera de-
vant la Justice. La pleasure de Nj. ZIm nest
nuIlement dangereuse.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06
QUEST I ROUGE

MN. L'EplrEuR
Vrus ktaa aulorlsb d annoncsr Ar. u
DrrcEnoa uunfno eandidat pour 10 place
IN sharlf pour Ia ~paraisso d'Odos' Baton
Rouge snus Ia uouvelle constitution.
Un grand nombre do rotdnE
Vows Ates a~utOrisa 4 annoncer w. ADO.
prs TTEnEnr CONNIE csndidot pour Ia place
do efelisr as ii cmir dn 4e. district sous
IA a~ouvelle constitution.
Ua grand no"brs de 0o'a'''
Vous Alss a~uloria6 A Rnnnnccr M v
ngAALpp CONNIE eandIdnt pour Ia place
ds prr Ger do Ii cour da A., district sous
Ia nonvelIo constitution.
PRO bono PubiteO.
Mn, L'RprrgUH.
Vslillcx nnnoaeer Mr. o ~I,ahnnFe com
ma nsnd,dat pnnr grefi ,r de la conr dn d..
district, no s'assnjritissant aaacnnsc"aNen.
ton WI que ~ est dhn, Il vent G'fe 'o scfFiI
tsnr tmmtdtal ds tout 10 peuPle' sans d"'
junction do partI.
FL allimo pcialo sara ei prtHero rectv'd"'
Mn. l. EpIrEuR,
Vot,p Ates a]uiurrae ]d'annoncer NJ. WI.
leneuve Blanchard cnmtua candidht pour
n nlacs da Sh6rit ponr la p~nrois-o d'Odest
baton Rouge, sous IA n~ouTcIlo cons'itn'
ton,
Tn grand nombre de uoidtts.
ysailIsr annoncer NJ, LoniS Lafton comme
s.ndidat pnur coroner pour Ia pnroiHSa d'Ou'
oct Baton Rongc. sous la ~nonveIIe constItn-
Plusieurs Potans,
VsnilIcZ annoneor NJ. Valmont HILBERT
couq,e cand,dat prnr representer Ia pa.
roisse d Quest Baton Rouge d Ia prochaine
4~Sqi.lature. lie Pcupie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06

TBNTEsgnR. w. Iurngy, IL s6natour
sIu au Cobgt6g par In legislature do Get
6taf, Went de ~rtpondre a1x aecps1tion4
Ia Gees conire Iai par les locof1cos, sf
cctte rtponse pIein do ssn4 oil DO vetdeuf,
rev6Ic dos fpits assez c%urieuS. NJ. Tutnsy
prouve qne 10 president Polk a essays din.
haeocer 10 Legislature dn Tennessee. ct dc
fairo nomtner NJ. Nlcho's IN, qui await 10
don do lui platre beauconp mieux que son
concurrent. NJ. Tnrncy 90 toilette do son
election, p~arceqn'eIlo est nne victoire aur
Influence iI'6gale qua essayb d'exefeet
M. Polk. Qaant A en- conduue ellis sera
pnffaItemenl j~ndGpendant e il est fayora.
BILE a rannexiop, eli votora pour I'adoptlon
ds Ia Constitution dn TEXAS; il ret pont le
maintien de- nos droifs N1r rOregpn. en-
TINT quits s4icnl cIaits. al inconte4lnbIa4.
II est oppose 4 une hanquo dos Flats Unla /;
il veut IN tarlf de rovenI ayrc des dtfG
rences de nature h produne les articles in.
dispensables al pays en tens do gIetre Oh
do suspension do commerce. II est On fl
veur do Ia distribution dn pro hit dos ter
res pnbliques. M. Turoey declare d1 rcste
quill esL fort bieD dispose on fave n dc lad.
ministration mais quill entend eonserver
visa Wis dele une complete Independence.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06
PiEUX.

S~ARDIagS.-~a gendre par
IL oet---S6 8sBPHsA uEsuDBsoH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06
Pods DU PAIN.

Fixs parls MARIE pourla ssmainesBirants,
La Farine 6tant 4 S6 Is 10 bayil, 81 onces
de pain pour dix son
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06

PiEUX.
L" sous"ign6 desire schoies uhs qaanfi.
to do hons pisnx, livrables eur son hnbits.
ton d 2 miles ct demi audoAaoua 40 b..
ton Rouge.
STEPHEN HENDERSON,.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06
AlOULlN A sCfE
NEW MUSIC.

MAS EN- SACS-A vandrs par
% oct--B. SEprmzz HEapgAssaZ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-12-06
Nm. ]i.'RpITgUa.

V~euilleE annoncer NJ, Ionis Lafton CONNIE
s.ndidat pour coroner pour Ia parolNSa dOu'
esr Baton Ronxe, sous la n~onyeI'e constItn'
1srR
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-22
NJ | s C L L l. A N Y =.
The Black Walnut Tree.

Which grew a. the junction Of slve
and Walnut Greeks, in Chaulauque coun
". N. Y. This large black walnut tree
unparalleled in size and beauty, grew ii
the junction Of Silver and }FaInai Creeks
half mile from the south shore of LAX,
Erie. aud ,hirtythres miles from Buffalo
On the. road thence to Sandusky. 1t mea,
sured al lis base Sc feet in circumference
its heighlh previous to branching was &C
fee,---;be entire heighlh $50 feet, - tn,
branches were in proportion 10 its i'm
Mense size, being 3 10 feet in diameter
Had itbeen chopped s. split into fsewood,
It would have yielded not leas lAan $50
loads, Of fourth OF a cord each, the com.
non produce OF an acre OF woodland: or
had 1t been sawed a, a mill, $4,000 fee.
OF Inch boards. worth at the wholesale
cown'ry price, $500. The bark was ! s
Inches in ;ajokotss. When growing, il
was yi&'ted b. thousands Of travellers from
grsa! dle'snce,. whose admiration has
been Tor more than twenty years the
theme ct many stage coach conversation
ana newspaper paragraph. Tae par, thu.
has been preserved, consists Of The lower
portion of lis Iruak, 9 tcet in height, which
has been excavated by long continued la,
Dor, and is enlire y sound. lis exterior
presents to the eye The impress of ages--
ils interior splendid drawing room, COZ.
tsining fine engravings of Washington
and Lafayette. also an original letter OF
General Washington, splendid mirrors,
and other valuable ornaments.
The floor, on which the tallest man
may stretch himself at full length, is GOV.
cred with Brussels Medallion Carpet
Within this room thirty one persons have
been al one tlme enclosed; aud fifteen may
Sit round in lis interior circle. The door
consists of,he opening in The tree. There
Is window with nm ornam6nted sash,
nearly three feet square on one side. The
embellishments alone cost nearly 81, 900.
Ihe lofty monument of nature WIS re.
garded by tho natives of the forest With
great veneration, and not naply believed
BY them to be The earthly habnalion OF the
Great Spirit. To the refeciing mind III
must be Of great interest, when its Iona
duration probably five ceniurirsl is con.
IrastPd with the short life Of man.
Tins far famed tree was blown over
during IA tremendous gale from the lake.
about five years since; after which the
owners ofii Offered 10 any person who
would chop it through in one day a hun.
died acres OF lard, but could no. find unv
oue to Qddrrtake it. From us being rae.
gai or regularly shaped near he ground,
ii was sawed about TEN feet from ms base
aud after being rxchva'ed, converted ir'o
the barrooIn OF ia'efn, located near the
spot where il grew.
About one one year since it was INNS
ported to BuI40, and there fer .tygral
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-22
Digest Of Vermont Reports.

TNAE subscriber has in preparation q
Digest ot the Reports OF Decisions
Of The Supreme Court of the Stale Of Yer.
mort, from the earliest published cases to
The prcsen! time. including many manu-.
script cases not published
The work has been in part prepared
and will be completed by examining eve.
~ case and the opinions of the court with
full references 10 all cases in which the
same principles Of law have been decided
-reftrerces TO overrultd cases aud stat
ules on which decisions have been made :
with foil references to American and Eng.
lish Reports. Also an nprerdix con
aiming a judicial history of The state, with
Biographical notices Of The principal iud O.
es and lawyers with names and residences
OF the present duornIes and counsrlors in
the State.
The work will be completed rs early
as practicable afer the completion of the
Digest OIL English Common Law Renorls
now in press and Judge Bouvier's Edi-
liou OF B,con's AbTdgemert in which he
has made full references 10 all The Amer
lcsn Reports both OF which it is expected
will be completed and published within p
year.
The same plan will be adopted Tor pub.
fishing so satisfactory in publishing The
Revised Statutes Of this State, by using
various qualities of paper and binding, thus
making the book a, SO low price as to
come within the means Of all wishing II
and fine copies will be sold at lower
price than any Digest Of American Re-
por!s has been published. A large sale
is confidently looked for, which will be
necessary TO dtfray The expense.
CHAUNCEY GOODRICH.
Burlington, April, I845. 46:Sw
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VOICE OF f r Z F. D o NJ.

bleeding, and 6nally succeeded after losing near
"a quart from my lungs, and mole from my arm.
But this did mol last but few hours, my lungs were
SO spa, modic the doctor could not control them,
and for five days and nights continued 10 bleed,
until there was no blood TO run; When il ceased It
left me so weak could scarcely breathe or STIR.
lay for long time in position, until my lungs
healed, and began TO gain little strength. But
about four weeks ago relapse came on and bled
Bgain at the lungs and continued to cough and
raise large quantities Of bloody matter every day,
and was rapidly fastening to the grave. My
friends and neghbors had given up all hopes and
told me must die. My physician could give
me no encouragement except that the lungs were
not yet ulcera cd and all hopes of recovery gone,
nnu one OF your pamphlets were given me de-
scrbag DR. Larbors Extract of Lungwort. NY
neighbors obtained bottle for me, as last resort
but with very ittlehopes Of its doing me any good
have now taken il about week and strange to
say, from the first dose | took of il began TO
mend-and my health iR better every way. NV
night sweats have nearly ceased, my stength i'm
proves my raisngs are less and hope is az ain re.
yiTed; but my medicine is almost gone, and
wish you to send me two bottles Immediately and
If recover will do all in my power to spread
the news that consumption can be cured,
FcFnaim yours, &c,
CHAUNCEY D. MEDBERRY.
we 40 MOI ask people 10 use Dr LarboTs Ex-
tract OF Lungwori unless they are convinced from
the proof offered them that cure can be effected
10 all eases OF lung and liver complaint, provided
the diseases are rot past human aid
For further proof see medical books in hands Of
The agents. containing certificates, &c. All per-
sons desiring the agency of this will please apply
to The proprietor,
C.J. ROOSEVELT.
vol.6;45:Iy sl& State st. Albany.
AGENTS:
DR. y. ROSS, Prahdon-- s. d. Uinslntc, Pitts
f0rd-Luther Daniels. Rutland--Dr E. Jameson
Csstleton.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-22
TheVege:able Ba!samic Elixir hes


TheFege:able Balsanic Elixir hss
now been IN general use for more than
ten years, aud thousands, taught its incom
parable value BY experience OF its wonderful
curative properties, have accorded 70 i, ce
lebrlly unparalleled in the whole wild,
range OF Medical science in this or any 9th
er country.
Since this powerful medicine frs. became
known, immense numbers, who believed
thcnselres in the lasI slagys Of confirmed
consumption, and pronounced BY the most
skillful ply sicians in the country as past all
hope Of recove y, have been rescued mirac.
| u!ous|y from the grasp Of Death, by its use,
| aud are now blessed with health & strength,
II is Natures own simple Restorative "a
Healing balm prepared BY one who was
brought 10 the very brink of The grave BY
Consumption. and from plants celebrate ed
far their great medicinal virtues. Il is the
employment ol natu-a means to overcome
and counteract The evils IF Nature healing
The lacerated Lungs Of the afflicted patient
IN the wors, possible cases and restoring the
functions Of The diseased members TO strong
and healthy action. II has erected cures
where all other medicines have failed.
In all cases Of Astbma, Whooping cough.
Group, or the accumulation Of Palegm, so
destructive 10 The health AID life Of children
II is particularly recommended as an upfa!l.
ing cure, and no ftmly in The Union, if they
wish to preserve their chldrel from suffer-
lug aud death, should BE- without il.
Almost countless testimonials Ct ts re.
maikable cures, from every quarter of the
Union, and from individuals in every con-
di'ion Of life, are its best credentials,
Sowlnhg in The most conclusive manner
tat h'hls Preparation a:s opun the
humaU system 10 manner i;,lc short Of mi
raculous. These may be found in The. daily
papers, and also may be obtained In pamph.
lets anAhandblls Of agents free Of cost.
This Incompatible medicine is prepared
only BY N. II. Dowss, Troy VI, The origin.
al inventor and proprietor.
CURTIS & SMITH, ST.. Adams, W.,
OnIy Wholesale Agents, by whom Agents |
can be supplied in any par, Of the Union, up, !
On lie best terms. vul 6no,42 |
Sold bv especial appointment, by
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Brandon.
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s. sl1 p S ( HeI,'"'' Montpelier
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= UTVtTJttTui NdTdIUVd co. N, =
Mr. J Roosevelt Dear sir The love of LIE
urges me 10 make this lfnrt TO obtain some OF
your medicine, as believe it will cure me.
viii give statement ofmy case. About four or
live months ago was taken with bad cold and
was very hodrso in consequence of working IN wa
ter while building saw mil, [heing mcdaniel
and was under the doctors care about four weeks,
anh got TO he able to walk about, and tried TO do
little wUlk which brought on a sIpht HI, cdnr
of the lungs. returned home dispirited and sick
The next day while sitting by tie fire, blood
vessel burst in my lungs. and commenced bleed
ing veiy fast The doctor happened to be near,
aid he did every thing in his pon CT 10 stop tie