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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-30

A citizen of Washington City, writing to the
Albany Patriot says
81 received notice this day from a highly
respectable member of the bar here, requesting
me TO investigate case of cruelty which his
own engagements would not permit him TO at
tend to. accordingly went to the Jal-the
Jail built by the United States, where found a
woman, some 45 or 80 years of age, who stated
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-30

The Boston Atlas says that any man who
would disgrace the name and character of an
American merchant, so far as to aid and abet,
either Immediately or remotely, so internal a
traffic as the slave-trade, deserves to be confined
in just such hell as The hold of the Pons must
have been at the time of her capture by the
Yorktown-Hingham Patriot,
1t was some time, after reading the above, be-
fore could be convinced that this was not in
tended as a joke or burlesque. Papers, which
have been uniformly devoted to spreading before
the public, the Christianity and patriotism Of
men, whose whole lives, nearly, have been de-
voted to establishing on permanent foundation
this traffic in human flesh, now to denounce
them, and all engaged in it, to a merciess hell,
shows either evident signs of repentance for
past acts, or the very grossest hypocrisy. Those
papers have denounced the abolitonists with a
good deal of severity for not elevatng to the
Presidential chair, one whom they now would
seem to despise as the most disgracelul Of all
beings If their course, in the last Presidential
campaign, was not calculated to give character
to shareholders and slavetraders then have ye
to learn what it is to do it. Let our acts be il
accordance with our profession, if we wish tC
be entitled to one spark of sincerity in our pro
essions-Liberat0r.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-30
The Living Skeleton.

This curious specimen of humanity, AZ years old, of
ordinary height and yet weighing only 50 pounds was
exhibited in this village during the past week. 1t was
a sight well worth seeing.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-30

the May No, of this work. 1t contains beautiful
plate, illustrating the death of Washington and mum
Der of tales of superior character. One entitled
"vulg5r relations" is well worth one half of the sub
scription price for the Magazine for year, Price
$500, single copy Address, Israel Post, N. Y, lac
Nassau street
J. A. Somerby, has presented us with the May No.
Of Mrs. Stephens National Magazine, which is for
sale at his Periodical Office
Also, the New England Illustrated Magazine which
is for sale at the Periodical Office, State ST. Mas
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-30
From the st. Aibaas Messenger.

Mn ErIToR:-
find the following article in the last " Mes
senger," on which beg leave to make few
comments:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-30

Napoleoa.-Tts estimated that sixteen millions Of
people have visited the remains of this great man since
hey were entombed at the Inyalids in PARIS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-30
Royalton, April %, 1916.

REMARKs.-We learn from the State Committee
that it IS not yet decided whether Mr. Starton will
visit the State this summer-but it will soon be known
and the call for State Convention published. Bro.
Garnet is engaged to attend our State meeting, and
remain for season. To accommodate such as NAV
wish to attend the State Convention and also the sew
ero District and County Conventions, it is judged best
by the State Committee that these latter conventions
be holden IN regular order, commencing Immediately
after the State meeting To this end for the sake of
harmony and despatch, they will soon publish list of
notices for District and County Conventions-subiect
comse, to the control of the respective Committees.
The campaign papers will commence early in June
proposals for which will soon be issued The sugpes
tons of our correspondent are highly mportant-let
them be needed by the friends throughout the State
l3Ds. FREEMAN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-30

MEssRs. EDIToRs.-As the Freeman is the only
organ through which to express views and feelings
in regard to the great cause Of Humanity, either NOR
ally politically, have few thoughts to offer, after
much deliberaon and consultation with the friends of
humanity, respecting the best method of proceeding
in our coming campaign. There is much work before
u.s. and think tbest to begin in season in our district
No. 2. We have never had full representation in
our former Congressional meetings; conflicting cir
cumstances prevented very many from attending and
the friends in this region feel very anxious that some
measure be adopted that will bring together full del
egaton from every town in Orange and Windsor coun-
ties, and all with minds united on some candidate
whose election we can secure. do feel that if the
friends will only do their duty as faithful advocates of
the Declaration of Independence, the work will soon
be accomplished; for truly say that the appear
ances in this quarter warrant me in saying this. |
would like to know the minds of the State Committee
respecting H. b. Stantons coming into this district to
lecture; and what arrangements they have made or
have in contemplation before we do any thing for a.
certainty. would also enquire whether it will be
best to hold Congressional conventions before the
State Convention; for one OR the other ought to be
called soon, for at these meetings we must make Wig
orous efforts to supply towns with Campaign papers
and would suggest that we begin this work as early
as we did last year. In order to accomplishs much it
will be necessary that some individual in each town
see to it that all are supplied with paper, and adopt
Erankln's motto--go about the work yourself-nake
the sacrifice and the work will be done or at least
have the reading of one. Now friends let us know
your minds through the Freeman and much oblige
A DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-04-30

@IbGy Amunscs, and variety Of Anti slavery Tracts for
sale at this Office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-30
DIR. FELIX GOURAUDS

7 A l. "A NJ + ID | CA ED SOAP.
THIS sdm.ra5e enollient is now by common consent
rated No remedy betchss, pimples, pustules
seurf eckss sunhun all kinds OF pions every
species OF diseolorsuon Of the skin All competition has
been completely dstaneed by this invaluable preparation,
creased !bsn 500 cent, and still increasing The
eles-ss and freshness which It's impas the compiler
ion have rendered poverb beauther Of the skim
and dressing be considered furnished with
per toilet that lacks
0OUR.sUD'S TT.aLL4N INDICATED soap.
also del cious compound and be used in herd
salt aud is sovereign and remedy for
deep is the Important that the thin which
loneliness resides should be kept and
tsctve state DIG might amply flying the merits OF
Italian cdcatcd Soap but he thinks that the number OF
tcates which have been published throughout the Union
of several thousand dos to the Doctor, from
nsnt Physicians CieIgymen Members Of Congress- Carsms
OF ships Officers OF the Army and host Of distinguished
Ladies the original Of can always be seen
required the Doctor thinks sufficient any
wnlly blind. f there he any SUCH the Doctor
might apply them the language Of sculpture say al We
believe Moses and the Prophets aeer would believe
though from the dead"
Gourauds Poudre Subtitle positively extirpates root and
branch, all superfuous hair
Gouauds Liquid Rouge will impa to the pale cheek and
lip, crimson flush, magnificent that Of the rose
Gourauds Gecan Hair Dye will change red gray hair
TO beautiful black -
Gourauds Lily hte instantly dssipates rednese fushes
ard roughpess
beware OF deception and remember that il s irupossbs 10
procure The genuine OF Dr. Gouraud at
MS depot W walker street. frat store Broadway and Of
AGENrs-N Chestnut street, Philade pha; Boston A. 8
yordon, Milk street; lowell Carleton x Cos Worcester
Grr-p Sfo; Fierce. Aih,nv al I'm rrc
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ufsosIlanssus RECORD.

P.eKEr sHIr Reseus. 70, i,verp.o having been dstaa.
Userrrkn Vas tvasN arrived at CharlssOu sath mat.
had ,s Ss 81 z. ne squad on on
BsIo MAnr Norris. arrived at Newport the 21yh iast
% day. rom Galveston. Texas for New ork distress
Rs .IS *. 10. Of ss..
nile. Cope VI s tel "a S si Ts:sa q II:
n. sst, m.nm.st sbnnt above deck and no one Ga
.s;s Ct S.a :: =:
On a.f. do nor ha. there wNer her. 81
e. NV Tr:.d.s, ats ass;':1. sandy Ho.f s..iins
wi. s: ia 81 s Ss With had Of
:Ia; hist sq.'a.s sFa saw .S'S
York Jus nro N,~por the 2irh ior EIpsrienced on
.ss 1,;'' ss.; aS s
S S:n: eo.p p md as; badly ' boat and stove
aoHr Ea,sr smi,h :, Boston, reports hsrm brig and
tops ais iols I'D al sehooser ashore at High Beach,
Sen; I, Roy hsi.l ch,yl-tea. from mi. port. .ups.
r.enced heavy weather split ssils, nc
LAuvcHgp Al Belfast, the 18th lost by Nss,er Role
son, brig aSoal 200 tons, called Rois.on built
ngGaso Of to be commanded By ca'' ia David
Al II, up-r Beige. Bslfs, on the 2ls,a schooner Of
cob Apss builder, and to be commanded by
Capt Amss. Of East Thomsstou.
Notice to Mariners.
r.. o,,,o.,,, ,,,y w;;.a;:s;:s; Ss;:sss;ts :i@S
f F's'% u be- s
yeilmen.:-
The Rpys iIns T. 0ocs that hat
81 r.as oif:s 'i ssa~ss Sss na%
{. fsa S'J whsg hay- fs.a :. beacon
II. shos Be sS. asS
houses 5,' My
M The lsh IL n. new beacon 81 fee, above the sys
decks. ti.tsnes Of ~ gsogsphic., mite, AID over
he %aG. 10 as sH of sa h y
eo@ps.. ds,nt about 100 feet from each other.
Stockholm, 9th Oct, 1886
EBx F lance NSShrOp IS day; from Jaea.onvs Eff
era nsa r. np i3! NsssH NJ on the sh Inst.
ton, who supplied the + with provisions -
sems P0rls.
.Scp Sns aa E%Rs sT a
d..'s Mau an s.yanash: M.libar. Foster York. brig.
Stsss SfS
G sad.y S1y IT, Ass Ad%' My
kc.s S'.., DO; SoTn:,, fsHiIa. Do 1.1.' ''.A'
;s 81 a. IT, ss;s
a % ss :fst s
%, 81 ss
sa A: s
TSsos M'" b,'''' s.a'''
schfs Mon tor, Port Lavacca Ell TELEGRAPH Tobasco.
Cid brig. Conspels Pepper Galveston; Psne, Hard
zos s:usgo Below, bark Averoo, and brig Comet aoth
brig Charles. Field Turks sland schr Mits Thomp
son. Anton Li5ar.o CD ship, Lsodss Robbins Rotter
settles: PlscIds. Ispan) Pa'zot BaIselona.
NEWPORT Nov 27Arr brig Mary, Norris, Galveston in
distress; schr Susan, Alexandrs, in distress
PaoypENcE, Nov 25Arr schr Suffolk, Atkins. Suffolk,
Va Sid .o, Victory, Rowland York. CID nth, sehrs
Turner. Pbsi Empire, Dayton, N York
SAVANNAH Nov 2j-Arr sloop Virginia, Lean, Satilla:
ste ssntee Mock Paatka. Sid bark Georgia Collins
Havr; brig Perseverance, Barter, Boston: Cid Br ship
Grace Ryre, Live pools bark Georgia olirs Havrs Sid
B, ;hg william Lyon ar.ee.es; brig, BsldSin B,.
cock, Cole, Guadalonp.: Cyhee Merrill, Havana
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IL ~ ,uHs - { 3 ;. -

ID w.
NEW PORK IND LIVERPOOL EMIGRATION
D w BYRNEs CO Of Liverpool dssirous OF IN.
forming The public Of the United Ses they con.
time % despatch line Of first class Ships and Packets 10
New York the l 9Th, 18th, 10TH 2is and 2sth OF each
sh and goth TO Boston, and stated periods
also to New Orleans during the healthy any OF
which lines parties for their eads to be
without DISAPPOINTMENT delay, this being the Oldest
and having found the importance OF direct Agency tie
United States for the of placing within the power
the Of the passengers coming out the immediate
rsspondence with respectable from whom
they rely for attention. and favor their
P. W BYRNEs i CO. offer many advantages to pa,.en.
on by their ships from Ireland the United Sta es as they
have invariably vessels durl the spring from Dublin Cork
Waterford Belfast and Londonderry by which means
grants saved much trouble andeXpense by being
the of the United States which ships ira from Ii
yeIpool, nearly the same direct New York
r. W. bfkNES CO. have agents IN all the seaport
towas IN Ireland from whence steamers leave for
and IN many oil the interior towns who attentive
sm,grsns ON efnbakeon, and by whom any money
The persons who for hfCompsny IN he United State,
NEW YORK MR. Edward Saul, 50 south corner of
BosTON-Mr: w. r. Mckay, 81 Nip street
standardization ii. c. Craig Y Co., Market
BALTIMORE--Mr George Law.
NEW OkLEANS-Mr. John Toole.
DRAFTS AND ExcHANoE drafts for amount, payable
ngt on the Provincial Bank ofreland and all branches
aud also on all the principal towns Of England and Scotland
r. w; BYRNEs Co..
''''h' e0T Pw e. s M1i III Ssw c York
- lm IN IS Waterloo Road, Liv@rpo
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Foreign sportations.

LTvGsYooLShp Sephea Whitnsy-Oo TINS coal lso tou,
salt kermItl6 cs st 81 orders mdse sands FulIer
Coz bis do Irowther-4 bis Mccall * Suanr-6 e.
Bash,nsham Goa do ibhetson & HomeI-9 CPecsers.
g.o o1sGI Co. a. Edwin st,s spi,s CO.
Bro,I.T. ths.tsr CLARK Com Ssns sS"ts
~ James shsw-2 w Chancet-i BsI,, Tompkin, &
Baek-s james shsrwoodl L Dobaa sons-I Geo Has.
unrs Cole es bl Corpweli, Hagbt Cs-ls packages
Msht rye Tottiman-2 Wy ght, Rodgers X Co-3I 1no
Snon Job VIM nedmond-6y Reynolds-i bbI brandy
marnsea Co. anchors 10 cham cables TO oder-9 rag,
tm.ass hsa to-i Wiley Pu'nsm2e co per ia
sas WIRE Phelps, Dodge Co.. crates Uare W ebb-soi
Ce1s eks oo-2 CA Thurp-1c ok kdwaId Godfiey
.nn Nes-lto brs tiu Plates WoodhuiI X M,uturus
E,o hssoa-s w Milier-< casks Hssbuck n 4 o-ss
e,sss oers bel brass rods ords9 Bis Cameron Brs a
Ok NJ mSoe, o. Phil del pha u bis Nevins Co-a
csn geo a Swora.Is chs CO TO order
sey-oIoeso neaEs seiie kegus4 osses do bon Ioss
ne-l DO w Pckeugll-7e CO do Don a = Ha,n, AZ 40
ns DO Dbl paper do 1901 a. bis do A ss hs..
lea tobacco o. 5000 segars sol pigs tt.rp .n.l
brs DO Wetmore1 BIZ, do Merito7 hrs sa.s ,,soaa m
CARS w Ihom SIS Is do Faber Rierwitb-I ho, nj ~
Agse olway-2 cs Noling-as bales leaf 10 .eeo
hslf pipe wIoe box mdse Ledon-l boz sresr. 49,.
Hooe es segsIs Dbl mdse Jose br do r.,
per Coieo bIs snsor stugi. Colot bis tobacco $50
Cezet Asoini bale do Goo dhue Cor Ia es do Sew
art Ne~m,n-3 pkes Mex collars Pkg do jose ID va.
try-eSos case segars F~dlers do Holt Owen do
Mrs Ihompson- Dor Packer 40 hls leaf do
Tpoo az DIS Bevs-- 1880 Msuhc Co--i2 bes
onnes-f obis scr tob,cco 10000 SamAnos-
Evan tnrwerp jc-67s30 Corregofos boxes Rensrd
e. tobacco $40 boxes do order
Ss tooseeo s-gsr Bames-2 cases Young Hawkins
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LIVES. Del, Nov 27-The ships Thos Cope, for Liver
pool; Isaac Newton for dc brig sarah Louisa for Key
Ws't ,ehr, Mary Lettench, for do: Alb, Moron Tor
Fsmorth Jam; Amanda. for Sacc; A. enc,, for NJ ddle
town. Gone; Reaper Irene, Eliza Leland and Harriet Full
Ter for Bostoc cams down and stood Yesterday after
noon tn ,chrs Holt, fer Wilmingon NC. snd Eliza.
beth fo got under WY the anchorage this after
and procee cd The schr ChesxeuT has
able to Eei on owing to the sho water su.ed BY The
Mr. Geo Maui pilot cane down the ay yesterday. aud
ports that he i hi bon stoued the Buoy Of the Ledge
nj ht ss, and when BY Mr. yesterday she
war; Of the shir channel in ID fthoms wser No
and roid.
PHLApELrHIA, New % Arr schrs CaIcut.a Bonn ell md
SENT tor Bonreil James X Sarah Loui, Norton
iondoa haIe.s Venrr; Wilson. New FORK; awsre. ne
Aphseits Stewart do Cd steamer Black Diamond, Cox
York. "a
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 90. 1886.

PHILADELrHIA, Nov. 90, 1916.
There has notbeen much business transacted during
the past week. there having been but five business days.
and geody portion Of them stormy. The sales of cot
ton, on Saturday amounted to only 100 bales Upland at
loh llc Flour rather heavy, with sales at 81 u.s.
the nominal price is s. s7,s for shipping brands Corn
meal two lots Pennsylvani sold at shade less
than So 62k 500 bushels good red wheat taken at
100 l0lc New Southern corn, sold at 55c end mixed
lots st So S0c SEQ bags Lsgura and Maricsibo cof
fee sold at slightly improved rate precise price not
known other groceries and provisions very quiet
The stock mnrket, yesterday, was heavy with down.
ward inclination prices Pennsy lvsnia 5s receded
about but without sales most other descriptions
pominaily the same as will be seen by the annexed -
satos OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.
FIRsr BeAKD3oo U. 5. Loal SIS iOi; sS7 County S. 6,
old, 90
ArIEn sALE,-ltoo City SIS e7 9,h sehuykill Nsviga
ZION Sl 73l Lehigh Morg'ge L. an 80 500 U. 3. Loan
o ioi: goo Scbuylsnl Nav. s., 6S R2i4
srcosp BoAsp3 Schuylklli Nav 3sh; 700 Cine innat
boud. SIS %; iso0 u. y Loan SIS Sc, l0i
AFrEh SALEs-I0 Schuy Wiki, Nav. 33is 1000 6s IS,
s2x; 20 Mine Hill, 7ok 10 con STATE 5s tSA
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CHANGE OF HOURS.
L. ISLAND R-4ILR AD-F.ALL ARRANGEMENT

- ASI-oH0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES z6hsdN tGAE0l
-
o. 'A' '''' MONDAY I sSs:. a. Ms T''''' Vi" ''A .
EIs:sSsr, d:iiy & ';s:s: sss,sy: :;sS1ias a
MX 4. I A.: daily 'Ss s1niAsaAis end nssr
sa's's S,is'M NJ. for o,..upeu. a.slr, ,su.
liz s.s I'd : :: s,s. :. .:.aii .s:n
AVE al * NJ daily se conn s
?. the ,: s1r Ss Of ss boat CO..
tf, .ySll.. Yshs at st. GEORGES Manor aud
L.' M ID. ally s ssrsdJ
NJ for Brooklyn, or on the arrival Of 5os'os
A freight usu win le.vs Brooklyn iol qrseupor with
Passsnger car attached, on nonday. Wednesday, and F
day.. ~ A. Reufuias. leave Grsenpor a. ~ O'Clock
SUNDAY TRAINS
viii hereafter Thompson 81. ion, leave Brooklyn az
so o,s for Thompson and inferno sc places commencing
sur Ia Lash EirrnNrr returning leave Thompson at
f Sss ssl + M rst !aa ~ leave Brook
f.sr TSZgsdioEd. : e.nn' asst Nav Yt,h ri Ar'
flscs,s., wss,bufy. y; Heksvs, q; FsrmaSdas, ak;
sation 81 sx; Msdiord station ) TX: YsphaaE. 81 SIX,
g. Gsor e's Manor OK Rivrrhsad, 3 s2l Jsmsspofl,
81 es Gr.enpo. Accommodation Train, 81 Is; GrssnPOrt
raj stations take low fares all parts
Baggage viii in readiness rhe Whitehall
street receive baggage the several trains 20
be the hour Of sring from the Brooklyn side
The sescboa S an" leaves Gresnport for Sag Har
the arrival efthr Boston tain from Brooklyn
sr0obiyn Oct. s, 1915
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RINGS COUGH CANDY

~ oths sursu indications Of sound aeiiect and
when cIerted in the of suffering humanity becomes
most 'ennobius virtue When sudering under the effect.
oil cold slight cough, how much better to md
Of by employing Rings universally recommended Vegea
bic Cocgh Candy, than allow the seeds Of perhaps I'm
grring asthma fatal Consumption to he in
situations Does rot common point the
course 20 be pgrsuedIwMm eotbns and Rings Confh Can
dyf Thousands have been quickly cured and that bad
despaiIedthen why you reader aching friends
Read this from the Rev Samuel ID. Burchnrd -
Rings Candy-Having been strongly recommended by
some KIND friends to Try Rings Cough Candy for
cold did with, must confess, sceptcism
its virtues but found speedily relieved and able
attend those dates from which had seriously feared be
debared feeling OF tina, kfulness and desire benefit
Others, give the little influence my
possess IN mailing the yrtuesR this remedy known e the
assistance to the effects namely confidence
SAMUEL d. BURCHARD,
Pastor OF Hsustou Presbyterian church, corner
Thompson and Houston streets, New York
For sale At Rings is2 Broadway, corner of John 1t.
Ina
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NURE YOURSELT--AMERICAN COMPOUND =
" u ali De Isnsaiss yet discovered for ths pesns.sat
tain. It eontans no Injurious or assssoas. dYg..
leaves oaor hs breath rseot0u Of Diet
drink erposurs or busissas Il saipssd every ags,
sss, and seaaon, Ps,i.ap may rely that rhi' Is .sse
private practice q physisl.a with sfsIhng sasefss.
fadcAly caring niasryains cases o. the huaereq snd
Try H. and convince yosrss asr oshsI rssdss fal
caring Of evefy tea eases btu easef
Isas sseopany sssh bottle Sold rhelssas ~ Comsoek
Co.. q Cesnlasdi street. rssA,l{S "a Fsas9a. ssn1
"a Nass.,. fIts. srs W:sss g. p A.DTsss . Co,
Fulton AID Cranberry street, Breokiyn; Third and Soyh
rhladslphis corner Charles and Pratt Streets beu'
sfott Warrington City; aud Robsrson aud Cor
mi~s Norfolk. Va. n@5 ~ WV 3rc
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The No -TTILI4N-
EN(yl,JCH

MI RS MORLEY, Pupil Of he Celeb, ted Crovili and Sir
~ George StnNrt. IL prepared 10 give sngpg, in
English ssn snd the Piano Forte at her residence,
No 20 LIspENAkD street.. or that Of her pupils on reason
able terms Mrs also ready teach schools classes
IN he city or Ia the country.
" musical accomplishment, connected with refined
cducaon the sucs passport to in all s various
attractions and those who wish sv themselves of Luch adj
ysnses should place themselves under the tuelee Of Mrs
Medley. GA IN
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Di.. hOAkE'o lOul.NC LiNlMENI.
THE ASTONISHING success thsl has attended the APP
Il yicafioa Of this valuable Lnimen and the high
tsstimouias that daily received, warrant calling
the afflicted to resoIt the ouly remedy mat
relied upon and will do all that il presented 70 do
II sek nostrum ba, scisnufc chemical compounded
iodine OF known and established efficacy.
Il permanently and efectuelly
RHEUMATISM.
either chronic ufammaory, psral or loss Of the
of the limbs coutvscous Of d. and musees and gout,
hard and en FONTS yied TO few
Of tins Linimen has been used with incred bic
scsoua ings Evil charged glands diseases Of the
spine and dDoreux and all affections
Invaluable and acts like charm stopping the bleeding
has been known fail curing the stubborn u
fever aud swell ed legs PAIN the Kidneys
the chest DE-. st,H neck, sore throat end Group.
speedily End eHrctually eradcstes cuaneous eruptons
Of the sin the form of salt rheum eryspelas pmpies
rnsworm letter barber. i,ch scad head &c instantly
corus bunious. chbl,ns, &c. Sold by b. GER
SOL L. sole proprietor. 90 bchp OIL cod
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nh JVnNrON, y DUANE street, near Chatham street
- well known he most ces,ful ctiti IL
York In The treatment OF dslic re The Doctors
reputson for skill those old hall cured cases. that have
existed or years preemincnt elect, ulcers
urou the DO 10 the Throat the head and
bones OF the legs rfeeus ycured. Coo stutiona weak
ness br uEf on by hsb INDUCED in BY
causing ssivcps d'eam and nightly emissions, lively
cared Recent eases cured IN fur dsvs without "
No seraIo IN diet or ptsveution from business Pos paid
letters, CONTAINING fee Of 81, attended n30 lmsm
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FLoua-Ths weather being 20 much mildsr to.
dsY, prices have again rece6ed and the holders who
Yesterday rsfrssd TO sell untsr 50 so, to-day other
freely at - SIX; but met with few purchasers. as
shippers were reluctant TO give IS Michigan
10 held 80 IS but sales tuysrs oGsEg but s. flk
Gsorgetown Howard street and andy wine held at
would not bring over 81 u.s. and huo white 81 Oe to
u H. and red si to 81 10, according quality. Rye
Ia fsr demand vt 70 to ~ Gems delivered and barley at
otset csns-Nortn river yellow and Jersey corn IL
worts 10 cents Southern white is plenty and worth
% eents Mixed Northern Is to 60 cents Canal oats
10 oents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-30

CASCEk-A CERTAIN CURE.
THIS dreadful disease hi been repeatedly End complete
IL ersaicaed from the human BY Dfs Coils aud
Shepard >ois Murray Efectaaliy cuTsd-s life time
cure The disease will ~ the treated
them DIS c. b. have cured the foIlowit smopss
drsds Of other "a sp -Co H. Jsraas n. Of Jernssia
smith Tslbo,ou do Hon zeal ZeSuloa a. Mr.. EIisbrh
fesraoy 1slboson, o Tsrill spar do All hsse
aud al haze been completely cured wtha
the lat I've years BY DAG :. They have several
under treatmes IN New York IL
have they failed TO perfect Certificates from the
frrred to by DIS. SHEPARD CORLlS.
u Address No 10 Murray ST.. New York.
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