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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20
HON. NM. CoGGI<

The Charleston (fa) Free Press has the Gu,n.;
just aud appropriate tribute 10 III. Hon. Wm.I r
gin. of the Bedford Congressional District. The 49,
mert Of Mr.. Gogein is deeply regretted by every W.
IN his District, aud moi only by them, but by The
Wing party throughout the United States. a, on'
change papers abundanily testify
HON. WM. L. GOGGIN.
1--WE find in the IDiellig encer an Address r,,,
gentleman to his coDsnenls OF The Fifth CoD,ress., 's
al District oi Vrgnla, IN wicA he declines b.ny
dise t'r re-etcion IN The spring. Il is will ,e.,p
that we read ms dtcthslon. as We had snicipa led a.
The State would have been lug honor.d by his wat
IN The Halls OF oaf country ard the country ,sell 2
benehled by his Wise and statesnan like v,ewsaf ~
iianal policy VA
'fAlr Groggln represents the district which WIS r.
~ represented by sey. Siisnsr, and had wen tb az
huns v' bath W h,s aud soeaocOs Of his .ils,lr, Al
o. remarks IN bis adde's, That he is cnnpeld h, dci,
election IN account II his private aHairs. ani,b
bern mneh neglected hr the past eight years. IN ,.
queDce oi e,niRuons service either in Congress ar ~
State Legislature. " NV
The Nh@ party will kse IN ,he person nj 81, :,
able advocate y. lhsir principles: win, sI,s,
not from his duty IN any ctlsisr however irving NJ
trust that he may again, al sluss future day bvrlI y
the arnur. and do b1le a. Ahuily zpauasly and "a;
cenly, as he did III his dslnc! dsrng iise ate ,,e
contest.
1--WE suhjoin portion Of the address of Mr. G i,
which may be fund strong practical facts aJdurss
against the annexation Of Texas Facts too ubirL -
cry Virginia land holder should well consider beco
lnns in he parieidal cry Of Texas -iinmeaiae ann
alton i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20
GEN. JACKSON AND 10 ADAMS

Gen. Jackson, it will be recollected pronounced the
statements OF }. Z Adams that he agreed TO the treaty
ceding away Texas 'ie." That he never could have
done such thngand that ii originated with Mr. Ad.
ans himself As we expressed ourselves at the time
Mr. Adams has completely lrumphed over the old here
truth has raised It's head and Gen jackson stands he.
fore the world. guilty of what nine ienhs Of his coun-
rymen thought he was above
The son in law Of Mr.. Monroe Mr. Cnuverneur. has
Cen Jacksons letters in his POSSESSION expressing his
appreciation OF the Treaty. Mr. Kennedy Of Md on the
or The House Of Representatives asserted land ask
ed the reporters to pay particular attention. that Gen
Jacksons letters were exlani
1t that Gen. Jackson several times tried IN nh
tain these letters from Mr. Gouvernenr, but he refused
to give them up AT that time he held an off .e under
the government, and Gen jackson threatened him with
expulsion from office il he did not give them up bu, N,
&. still refused, He was then removed from Office by
Gen. j., for other reason And this is the man tba,
persons profess believe before they would Jobn
Quincy Adams.
During The time this has been going on Mr.
Adams has not had word say; but has rested con
scious of his veraciy His vcracy is nav completely
established in this affair, and that of the Ueroof tL u
milage forever blasted. Oh! how Thy glory has de-
parted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20
MOST DISTRESSING ACCIDENT,

Wm. Thornton, son of Col VIM. NJ. ThnnIon Of
Cumberland. aged 10 or II, killed al or near ar
irrssiie on The evening o the Sih. by his comrade aud
trend " William Caningon, son Of Mr.. jos Carfnpinn
81 nHefsvile, OF About tAe same age. Young Thorn.
ton Threw up st'ne for the latter FIRE as 1t EEL,
"hen by has eet slipping. or the guns going af belrc
he Was prepared bot u or ny other Of that ina
'nre, lie conienis Of The piece discharged by
y"ung Carrnstoa i. the lace of his friend Who i,il
dead.
Ills sad accident has colhcd two worthy families in
mourning, aud with them the whule nepibuthood -
The iaie oil young Inrnon, fine and nrumlsine lad
.Aeites deep regfei-bu that OF hls cumrade and friend
isened To much deeper administrations he is rcpresen
'rd as overwhelmed with grief iha, extent tina, the
sympathy OF the ncglboihNd has never questioned him
rs To the Iarmnlars: prot OF his sensiby and claim
sympathy. aud Of their consderae compassion tnr
saiierings which 81 the scutes kind because the,
unite ieorse and sell nproach, though without any JUS
cause.
lie, Us hope that this warning 10 so mnn, 9th
rfsu hike naiarenay at last nce parents Of The
mrroffeiy AMI cruelty indeed nf enrusiinp fire arm,
10 The hands and discretion 81 children We would hay
boysfsry taught the nse Of arms-bui H., them 90 on
alone, until experience has taught them the necesst,
cau'ion. Richmond Uhg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20

.ur Dromgoot's plan Of .4nneaatioa-AsA Mr.. Dom
gooe is considered the leader # the LEGO Focus in Co,
sress, and always tasks his ingenuity when his party is
IN difficulty TO brlnsin. them out we suppose his reso
tots On Annexation Will pass. We pu.lsh below his
plan;
"Be enacted By he The Senate and House Of Rep.
nsc"taftres @e United States # imcrjca in Congress
assembled, and IS hereby enacted aud declared Thai
The Congress both consent that new State may be Q
reeed Within the jurisdiction Of the republic of Texas
adoIhlne the State oi Louisiana and Arkansas and bonn
ded also by the Gulf Of Mexico, wha republican firm
OF government 10 be adopted by the inhabitants Of said
ffpuhc, assembled by deputies IN cunvcuun with The
consent "i the existing government, in order that the said
new STATE may he admitted into the Union
".fnd further be IL en0ciei and declared Tia. the
foregoing CONSENT 81 the Congress given up tie fol.
o"lng cundiiiuns 10 wit: that the new State shall be
iormtd and us government adopted prior 10 the fourth
cay OF July, IN The present year and thai the bounda
mes % Tie said new Stale, confirming to the outlines be-
lore stated ana containing exceeding -
thousand square miles shall be d fined by tie cunven
Ton al deputies, and inserted in the constitution, or E,r,u
OF government and that the of the State shall be
aSo inserted To saeh boundaries M the reuang terrific
~ properly prrtsnine 10 ieNas aud 10 be caimed and
heu oy said ne" Salt Vn sunefcedns the present. goy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20
Correspondence ofthe National htsliiyescer

New Yonk, Jsnnsry Il , 1916
The message of Gssernar Porter. Of PENNSYLVANIA
appears IA have Impaired bnt a nolneniary c,nflepcr
10 the holders 81 The socks Of thai SAFE There was
siish improvement IN the Gres Thursday. but yes
niday they Tell hack sqnarlef per cent. The declu,
~ ti'ost other securities was however nucl, greater
Money continues scarce. Fout is something ii druo
The market being oyersoeked. Cotton maintains lis
prizes much better than anticipated after the una
'ofsole arcounis by the last si.aner A n the FRIGHT
ing vessels and packets qr Liverpool have full carsees
engaged
The Messrs. Appleton publishers, have ,,yebosed "a,
considerable sum the official report Of The ,al o Bsh
~ unfctdonk, aud will neat week unless NM,
Neted by an iijunc.n, which has been thfea,ened bv
he Trends Of sone Of The female Witnesses who gays
ihsif i+siimony under The understand pp that il u,s
i . be- made subject fr the jeers and f ,he
psle. II is cerianly.io be hoped ,ha, such an
'iia nay be enforced. We have had already ,n,,,b
~ 1sve disclosures.
ie iTieads Of the Bishop have not vet determined mn
~ positive opp sing This is evident from IN,
iagiage vi The Churclnan edited by Dr. S.abury nj,
,ns active advocate, in HIGH the editor SAYS .If m,
bsAnp Is suspended, the docese a. respects The ac,y
iAeEelse VI Episcopal functions is for suohi can no,,
{ y z, brought 10 dead sisad For nysetl. t am MI
-TPrrrafed To attend any convention %, be hmnd h,
~ u lis acts, in which the BisLop Of the diocese dove
ut oi right preside And, sgair ale is sill ya,
ssp' SIN your head, still The centre Of un,v Ia ;s
aioc'se-" From This language il world seem III,
are likely to spring further aspertes and diys;ans
1hfhe fr"esisnt Ep,seo,al Church
report Ut our Aims hatse Commissioner. n IL.
1saia i Aldermen exhibits series u abuses MI ,cry
4f.s = 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20
TIE TRIUMPH OF LAW AND ORDER

The Hudson New Yofk) Republican Of Tuesday
confirms the accopns heretofore received that the Anu
Reh,efs IN columbia cuuDly are first coining their
senses lispeaks with confidence Of the wnr there
being al end aud that ih,re will be no occasion 10
crancle further outbreaks. s sketch Of the dnngs OF
The prrvious week concludes illows:
load connsels have prevailed. aud those who have
been mised aud deluei na the belief at Law and
Order are but names and without feaiv and can be
Payd with as With toy IN The hands OF child.
nnw conyneed iha II is dangeus business Ia irfe with
That, without winch all will be deteneeless The fact
o. has impressed The unds ID many Of the resisting TN
aos. that the failure 10 pay rent tenders their leases null
and void aad that the lahdias Tree to enter upon
pssessan ui HE homes II the tenants any moment
They find that iAet acts have endangered their own
fcsdcs, and HE truth has flushed upon their minds
They convinced OF the Troubles which are IN store for
them nnless they Immediately d. sisi from Their Iawless
pIucotdLngs.o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20
Domestic fmtrlli0curr.

DIEL.-The Savannah Reruhl,csn Of Friday con
tsus lse following account Vi duel fought Mar that
ely: = -
.1'ar 2. honor hosiil- investing Vas had bt,wern
MIR. Thomas Butler King aud Cksf+s S,,ad ing on Mon
Isr. the 10Th INST. Anglia Ieiand Wesrsus, p,s
distance, tn psces Two st,l swefe rsssed With
sleci. when. "a the inersentiuu At ifsids the az
FAR was adjusted. and The parties exchanged friendly
salnia,sois. -
The difficulty originated from sumo circumstances
cnnnecie1 mii tie feen Ut the taa penIlem.
whecsad:da,es Tot Congress before tn. people oi this
District
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20
Massachusetts and Louisiana.

Massachusetts has agent 10 Louisiana 'of The
same purpose for which she sent 10 south earo'"a
Her agent, The Hon Henry Hubbard. has arrived al
New Orleans. aud Intends questioning the coo''linsionai
y II the law Of that Sleie mpris,ppg her black ciIi-
zens He has been advised To leave lie State but al
firmly refused until the Legislature should do somelhins
IN regard Ia The matter But he has left, express
ing the opinion tina, his remaining would only produce
useless excitement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20
HERMITAGE Januarv 4 Is

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20

r,m.,, AS ma, be settled and defined b, The government"
Of the Ued States, b, nes taiing and Treaty. VI o'ie'
-, u
Ind be il further enacted and declared That, On 'he
aforesaid futh day o July, IN the present yesf Tue Sa"
,s,, STATE having BEEN this frmed aud defined, by the
nam, aud s,,e al tie State Of Texas, shall be ieeelved
and admitted lap Ibis UnIon new and en'iie mem
Der oil HE United States Vi America"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20

The Duel-The Baltimore American Of the lilh, in
forms us That Messrs Clingman aud iancey met The
day before, al 3o'clock, in the vicinity of Beisvlle,
Prince Geoige county, Md, and afer exchange /
shots, in which neither party sustained injury The dii-
fculiy between them reconcllcd by mutual expa-
nations aud concessio,s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20

eredahe ta pre,ious eli, administration. Among
Other lungs, shown thai late rulers IA The
habit OF seldag the male paupefs uf the establish
Ia .leetiun DAYS WHEN they would he fur
ntshrd eiIh pfo,sot,s. and generally home
drunk aud IN lsii.rs- The commissioners say II can be
proved that, the charter seran last spring. several
ronvcis fun the commentary on Blach",lfs island
sllaaed Ia essI. condition that they trod rote
"a he officers uis,ta. SfSonsts wh,se have
pred, have been KEPT TN the island al public cXpnse
III the ia; oiei.esn. aidef is secure Their sucs
Aaahef practice cuunienaneedhy the prsderrssfs of
Tn pre@eni COOPERATION has been tai 81 exredng large
ss,ios sumpsnous dinners The aim house i he
f.nslnfn@nl ~ rafliz.ns siIange place tfuly mrsae
sympIsla Dives drinking his champagne and Lazarus
his sduieraied tea under The same u,9i
Many other abuses 81 erss character unmasked
by The Commissioners fefifi and m.asures have been
alsa thai lead 10 a perm dnent reform.
Mis-. Badine. the unfortunate woman tired some
time since Staten island for murder after having
manned 10 PRISM upwards oil year has been brought
10 this city to be tried at the eyer and Terninef Court.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20
SECOND SUPPLY.
z. RE.IT DE( LLl.E IN. I.RIEEE

II, j. kloN having just received al his NEW
80 orons on Bdnh Square, next door Ia John J..
fnr''s Second Supply of htc Goods at reduced pr
ces and being anxious to sell off his stock ot Winter
6oods before the season expires. has determined to offer
great inducements to purchasers either by Wholesale or
retail
lie particularly invites the attention Of the public To
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS by THE PRESIDENT.

by aud nih he adricc aud coa,caf qfhe Seaaie.
SAMUEL II knrsss Ia be Consnl of the UnileJ STATES
frr thu Porl n CaTlhasena, New Grenada, vice X. l.
Sanchez. recalled
J. b. Lacey Il Virginia to be Ccnsul 81 the In ed
States fs the POI. oi Neuviias, Cuba, vice Wm Ho-
en-. recalled
Isaac l.. Todd, 10 be- A-sayer Of the Branch Mini
Il The Chred States Dahlonegs. IA The State ii Geor-
ga.
James n Iongacre. ufPFladelphs, 10 be Eosra,e Cd
the Mint Of The tnled States, al Phadtl Idlla vice
V Gobrschi, deceased
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20
CLOTHS. CAS~lNEieES AVN
EsA& Az

Nv r have Just received, aud iIer Ia The insne.,;., .
the public. The rms Splendid lot of Cloths. Cossi
mefes ana tcstngs We have ever had The Measure a,
tsn.pos IN this marketbeing Of the best fnaIish and
!, and OF the latest styles. Persons
:" ~a' OF cheap Gonds IN This line are Invited /, cali
a'n examine our stock, shall be ahle Ia sut Them
WIZ esf,y qha'i'y, om common the very finest
cie' aud weare disposed to sill IN small nrf,s~.cau
and see ? p srt rU<Ep ~ i ,s..'s u'
,Ocl2S ''> y ~ !" Ii.''.
~ rfgafse.t -isif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20

Foreign .Ntr'-We have received two days later
news from Europe Nothing Of Importance in the arr
val. There has beon still further decline ia the v
erpool aud llasrc markets.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20

Maine and Ieras.-Ihe Democratic Senae of Man'
have refused 10 instruct their Senators and Representa-
lives 10 vote for Ani.e Aalion by vote OF % 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20

President Caten-A meeting Of the citizens of Rich.
mond has been called 10 take into considera ZION the pro
eeed'ngs of the Common Council insiruc,np the ci,,
proxies 10 vote against Mr.. Cabsll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20
LADIES DRESS COrRS.

such as French Cashmefes and ponlpadour Mouslins;
Paris Iteps, Nclst, Deaues. Cashmere DE Closse.
Cape Deanes Cashmsr re Deanes Afghan Satins Lai-
sans, Paris Lustres aud Bomhazlnes Alpaca lustres
hsn'ed kaunelias, all wool Mousln Deales al 25 cts
feyard, Calicues. GInghams, Bonnet Ribbons lIosle-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20
NEGROES CEorurNG.

such as inlid Cloths Cassines, kerseys. yarn leans
hich'Hond Jeans, oeun'ek Jeans. Plain aud Plaid in,
se,s, some as lew % per yard Blankets from 50 cls
to the finest, Nesre Shoes and Hats Of every d,scrp
ton very low.
GENrLEuEN'S WEAR.
Such as plain and 6g'd Beaver Colhs unusually Law
.iohs lassmerts and Nesiinas. splendid assortment,
weed oassi'avres Casnerls ken,uchy Jeans, Stocks
PADS lies, Cravats, Hats, Caps, Sc
GROCERIES.
oaol as Sugar. Cotite, Irn. Nails. Leather, Bale Col,
ION nc. All (Which will he sold uncoumonly low.
NJ wlll give The highest market prices ior warn
leans aud linsoys; yarn Sacks, iom and llax Linens
fea.hers, Wool, Butter, Be,swax, Bacon. Flour. CL,
yer oeed' and other descriptions oi country produce.
Noe fE 81 |H#E l.. j. BURTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20
MIR. CI.l\GNIAN.

i i
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i -, - =, ''' O.p's' VI WI" .'o',"'
y " ~ - u, - ~ - - y" ''o 'ate
10 " I'd ~ ' " '''a''"
1" ''is 49," ~ '"' '''' sum u 'hose gehls
" - ~ ~ -, - wa, ''cy wv oo "o'e
- ~ ~, " "' ''''', i''e ON 'o',' '''-'ei
W. ',a "'' s,"' cn'' u 70 oe 'aaue ny me con
oi"'u e'Eos '" mo Pa''y 'ot ,hsi Putp@e' Do'
"a" "'' uoso ge"l,ene' 'ha' =; t"itouh ana Ills
eii1he nave never nal I'VE ens ~ sotlh Carolna In
ls7-' WIN St,St Immunity she ioek ground against
n'' ' w w, '""' "''a sue Is SUI iOi H. sle Is
asso Eseoi" NhW 't'e' one was wing IN no,
"''' '' "u 'oe "''s "e'hta't1n o' indepenusoee.
anu "' s''' W. " '''' hearts rhetish anu VIII man
,.n, '"u p"'P'cs u lh'f ia'hrH tennessee, loo, Is
Wy "" S'ne'"'NR !" we canvass ihsre dnr'ng
" '"''' NJ ", "''ecnn against her 'W
W W 'tNas' 'he iain' Jackson anu
,o'"' o'e"a ny ''e PWo''ni organization when have
u ""u u''e' " u, sc has pn'ne UP n1o'y
"'l. . ',a'e 70 ~ u'p,ae'' ~, ~ 's ol ta'' o
a.. ',i,9h ~, w. '''' " q JAW "'''' ',"s'
80 '' t '.o' - /" ,"g "oay' AMY l'eu'-
III g., 80 ~ +" pe'' "''"c', W '"' o,'S'
~. M. VI, a o 's paw u" , .o NY
- -, - 80 ','' wy ""',o, i"o means
-. Iii M us 'pc ia'' INC una, o'
49,, w s'e '''o'''e" ''Ho' anu onefey Inc
Ne a's,,a VIZ 'ou1e 'ho na''"" 10 aver.
US CONSEQUENCES. n"' we must endrhyor SO 10 triumph
'a' Tug "'''9 " 'e"'y VIII not he lost. Oar anver.
-, -" Li IL, ,''''p''',o eAa"ie, ihS'ad o'
- . = - - " ~ =" 'o 'o'''''Ve vi the e"sn,y >
-, - - -, . 20 800 ivy ,'''o '""se"
'"a'' y, u'o 30 Unknown 'ha' he m'shl be
/ 1r,,Il,, ,,s' III, 49, va" WV s'e''""s !" 'uus
- '' '"''""'y '" 'oen ma", 'pey nave
80 W. " W" i'' '" ,ols0o"'ose STATESMAN IKE en-
eo'c oha P''i",'sh' oof candidate was defeated be
~ " "'' w. ''' wv "po"' 10" manly Ia conceal
-" f"''"9 "e" '''' WI '"e "'hei sue VI tue House
, =" "'' '', '"'y "'oW ''a' lac WAS over.
nv" " Nv a'' u many eon'es' u was the Hector
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-20

The following imperial order from the great Aniocrai
of the Democracy c,ne just in time Ia pise the enc Ia
h hdlow.fs N Cnneress. Air. Dromgoole's bill Will
utw mss In. llous,.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-02
SAVING SEEDS

1t has often occurred to me that sufficient care
has not been exercised in saving seed of vegela-
bles from the finest part of the crop. If we breed
live stock, of whatever kind, we invariably select
the parents from the best of our flock or stud So
with regard to flowers, we would select from the
best specimens; and it is by following up this sys.
tem that great improvements have been made
Thinking the same effects would accrue from a
more careful selection of culinary SEEDS and that
much greater degree of productiveness might be
attained, about three years ago began an expert
ment with long pod beans. / carefully selected the
finest and fullest pods for sccd taking none with
fewer than five beans IN each. Next yearI had a
good sprinkling of pods with six seeds in each
these were saved for seed. Next year had many
six-seeded pods, and some with seven. Following
up the same plan, | find this season many more six
and seven-seeded pods, than of less number, and
some with eight seeds! There are still few plants
which produce five seeded pods, and it is worthy
of remark, that the ve-seeded plants have seldom
six-seeded pod upon them, but all fves on the
contrary, a six seeded plant has generally all the
pods bearing six beans or more.
AS the seed-saviDg season is now comming on,
perhaps these hints may induce others to adopt the
Pian' 1t the same course were adopted with our
gram crops, have no doubt more productive vari
cites might be procured Corr. Of Gard. Chron.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-02
THE SUN FLOWER

We are informed by person direct from the nm.
per parts of Illinois, that the cultivation of the sun
flower IS there prosecuted to a considerable extent
Some are sanguine that 1t is more profitable thar
corn-that it is not great exhauster of the soil
and that the cake" after the oil is pressed out, Is
highly valuable as food for poultry, hogs and cat
tie. The foliage is gathered in its green and sue.
culen state, and fed to Stock cows especially, be-
ing very fond OF it. For poultry we. consider the
seed of the sunfower superior to corn. This. we
think, is clearly evinced, when the fowls are con
lined, and where it is impossible for them to obtai,
for themselves insects or other food of an a nina
kind the copious supply of oil contained in tn,
seeds, rendering animal food of small consequence
Maine Cuitivator.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-02
A CERTAIN CURE


For Humors, Scroiua, Piles, Erysipcas, Salt Rbeum
5cad Head, and all diseases arising from Impuy OF
the Blood. F' -
nOCT. BANGS RENOVATING MIXTURES
IL medicine composed entirely vegetable substances
ana OF 50 active character Us to eradicate speedily and
permanently all those troublesome danger diseases
which arise from bad Of the hood Is highly recon-
mended by who have used IT, and will positively in nine
cases ou of ten effect permanent The pfopreo,s
receive letters every week speaking m praise of the
Article and narrang cases of raordnuTy cures which
are Too volunlnous publish.
REFERE4N ES-Miss Sophia Bouchette oil st Albans
aged about 20 cured scad head which she had had from
iniancy-was obliged to cap constantly and was
the Mixture in Feb. 1912 and by April the disease d,snn
is obliged 10 wear a cap.
Mr. Ebridge Bingham of ST Adams, for the cure of
burning smarng humor with which he had been Attic ed
for years.
Solomon Johnson of Durham for the cure of an ulcer
and scroulous affection.
Erastus Stanton H w Rice and John Baker of siam
bridge for the cure of piles
Hugh Murphy, also of st Adams, was cured of a bad
case OF piles in July last in five days after he commenced
taking the mixture.
GBThe above article will be found at most DRUGGIST
stores throughout the staesold who by CURTIS
SMITH St Adams VT. Also by ( p. WALTON
AMI SUNS agents OF the prOpuelors, Montpelier Vt.
Also ny uoss Hutchins, Waterbury; ( Green, Rich>
mond Dana Weeks and Stanton, Danvlle; j.. Jewet
81 yohnsbury .. French, Barre; n G. Hale, Chelsea;
reck and Spear Burlington. N. V. Holey and Co. Will
liston ~
l-Aso, by CLARK & COLLINS, and S. p. RED.
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