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TnE GREEK. sLAyEIN2g. JE,IISi!il99t Pow.

TNUE GKEEk ~LANE-NOw ExibitInk, POW
ERS'S STATUE OF THE GREEK SLAVE, IN the
large Saloon Of the National Academy Of Design corner Of
Broadway and Leonaro-st. from o'clock A NJ until 10
p NJ. Admttance - cents Season tickets So cents
~ The for those holding tickets will close
on the first lay of November Season tickets purchased
and after the 10Th October viii entite the holder 70 visit
the exhibition until the first day OF December next olo
THE IVORY CRUCIFIx, or Statue Of Christ
Carved from solid block OF Ivory, by monk al Oe
nOa This wonderful work Of art i open for exhibit
ton. At 2s9 Broadway Of Readest from A. NJ
20 10 T. NJ Single admission . Season Tickets
81 cents. Families exceeding SIX 81. Teachers and
Scholars, each II cents. nj wis
NIUSIC.-Bals aud parties attended with music such
WI violin with harp piano accompaniment, or in
strumens fEom to i've in number may be request
cd. Orders attended to by
ols Imi.na. { SIMPSON, 80 Mubeuy-si.
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WANTS

- III sri-1eTs 10 Advertisements Icrf By mn! HiI,
poifpaid, they 0H not be taken out Of fi> Office
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This collection, A. the corner Of the bowery and
Division.s Of illustrations modelled after life Ot all parts
.nd conditions Of the human frame In infancy and
rty health aud disease Such doubtless necessary for
physicians and students, and II rightly studied may be-
profitable all Thousands visiting this institution
aud come away highly grathed NJ lwis'
ENUIBITION.- Of Elevated Railway and "a
II story Street for Broadway, made Of iron 81 feet
la length by feet IN width, with and tender In fall
operation, at corner of Broadway and Lispensrd st.
Admiss IS cents
BThe cars do not stop TO take Ia or let out passen
GERS: this Is done by A tender NJ ATS
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-r- ,aAILROAD LINE between New Yol.

81. Nand Albany, Tor Freight and Passengers, In
con nection with the Albany snd Western
Railroads o. Buffalo and insrmedlse places on tbo hns
Of the rozds-Ihe stssmboe,s NEWJEhoEf, Japan
Hitchcock. and ROCHESTER,, Captain Fury viii leave
Ns-Yors and Albany daily Sundays exceptsd) and viii
run through from city city about ten hours, that
pped al Newyork 10 the evening be delivered
In Albany or on the Road tho next morning
No Line presents the facilities dispatch offered by ne
RslFod Line 70 merchants and others desiring their Soods
the earliest possible moment Prices Of feig moderate
Apply TO NEWTON, Agent, ~ Green wichs Ct n T.,
G. s OLMsrFD Agent, III Pier or 81 Qusyst. or w
HARCOURT, Agent on the Pier at Safest. Albany
on z.i.-
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ladmiTable article for closing doors complete 'lupn
over the de.orning encumbering and uns ghty devices
hitherto up for the above Furposes-An At.ee OF -la
fuel heated air &c At pleasure swinging through ald
through and in thus saving al expense use Aoup-r
and tear OF lAtches, catches knobs &c roI "a
wholesale and retail By WlLMOT WILSON, A. the
Artisan Odce l02 Nassaus where hardware dealers and
Others can address their orders OILS missOd
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INPURsUANCE Of 40 order Of the Surrogate q the
IConnfv I'd Ss~York notice is hereby given 10 ell per
on. b.yios claims against CHARLES 0AUCE, late Of
the City importer deceased TO pressn, the
with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber, st his
ofee No Fasssu-street In the City Of EewYork
bore the esbth day Of May sted New York. ths
IN dsy OF Nov lsf7, JAMES s. THAYER,
as Isv6n Public Adninistrsfor, hc-
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coyAI.UABLE PROPERTY At Auction On

TuesdsJ 18th inst being Court day in the County OF
Somerset will sell sell at public auction before the
Court House In the Of Someryils, that valuable
property known tho Patterson Farm, containing lT1
acres 80 Of which Is IN excellent cultivation and the re-
uaed on tho Rsrtsn River miles someryie, and wh'n
on. mile and half Of tho rapidly improving msnufaetuf.
sg villages Of Rartsn WasIpower. afording near,
GOOD market for all the products Of tho farm The dwell
linz large and well built and with rhing expense can
be made some residence The barn. stable ard out
houses new ample and Of hrst order The Sewfors
AID somerys Railroad is within miles Of the farm,
communicating with the City OF he~.foff un" sAeh
dsy ats small expense Tits property Is proving In
value and circumstances render Il necessary that y,
should bs sold IL presents rare opportunity for invest
nent Terms accOmmOdatisg 70 he made known % inc
DAY Of sale lns III JAS TAYLOk. somerylI.e
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At 10 O'Clock, az Ssles Room. St5 Broadway
LARGE SALE FVR>irVSE-R &. kEMP will sell At
Auction very large assortment Of rosewood and msboss
ny upholstered ard cabinet furniture, al Of which has
been made In the very best manner expressly for private
sales and with sview 10 give satisfaction and parties IN
rait Of good furniture invited 70 eAsmlDe the goods
before the sale The sale will be positive and without re-
rlrfLcnlsrs q MnnfAx
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IN PURSUANCE Of order Of the Surrogate Of the
Cousiy Of Sswlork notice 10 hereby given 70 eli per-
cons having claims against JOHN w. bUR0ES, late OF
the City Of NswY0fk grocer deceased TO present the
with the vouchers hereof the subscriber his
Office, No Nasaust IN the City Of NewYoIk on OF be
fore the sth day OF Msy nextDsted Newrok, sth DAY
ns lswem JAMES sTHAYER, Public Adn'r,ta
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UT sI0'7.''7
III. bank Of the Hudson River about mile from the VII
- sge OF Newburgh The house slarge and convenient
standing on plot " land Of about acres, which ss
barn aud other 0ut-buidngs, and garden well supplied
with fruit The situation IL unsurpassed Tor beauty ana
.subnty, commanding magnificent view, eDoyins pure
mountain air and being In constant communication with
the City Of NewYofk, give peculiar advantages for
country residence Summer boarding house Inquire OF
na lOHN J. BROWN co. ~ Fulton.st
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~ Newly orh Academy Of Medicine.-Th.
Ne" OK Academy of Medicine VIII celebrate fret
Anniversary 40 the Broadway Tabernacle 0l Wednesday
evening me ION inst 40 o'clock The reverend Clergy
hr nchers % ne bar, Tie medical profession of the city
ana iF vicinity, with their families and the pubic gene
iay are respectful invited 90 attend The Grafton will
be delivered Psi JoHs " Fet~cfs
= CAMPBELL STEWART. ND
49, Chairman Com. Of Arrangements
WILLIAM 7 btfi ND Secretary ns lts'
~ Grand Order Of OrieBtai-, At special meet
a held log he election 0 the G. the founder o. the
nentas Mr l. Dousla TAYLOR was uuar nlously elected
De hfst regular meeting o The Order viii be- held their
rooms ON Wednesday, Nov o a. 2. precisely. when hs
annual election for other officers viii take place ~ order
Of the council L. DOUGLAS TAYLOR. g. :.
Liviscs, sec'ry pro TEN. n8 L.
~ October Report.-THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. II Wall-st issued dur
lug The month Of October 49, hundred and
1927 new policies. viz:
To Merchants and Traders5 ITO Servants .........
names Lalles
NitiAs s.s.s.s-.ssss.sss4N agents
Sicft1hith. .s...s.s.s.. ri fhysclans
>ttincn ri Teachers .............
Manufacturers ......... 81 Cashier Of Bank ......
Lawyers ............... Ell Naval Oficer..........
Farmers ............... 81 Other occupations
New policies IN October
ROBERT L. PATTERSON President.
BENJtMlS c. MILLER, Sscry
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Beiow-Bng Frances I'm the Coast of Africa. Also
ship and brgs, unknown.
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r.rd. ,os 40 lbs Rice 1867 lbs Tsllow

Lard; loea70 lbs Rice 1867 os Tsilow
~ Bone $50 bbls Beef
Z. amount of goods imported aud entered at
..,om House a, ,hi. PORT exclusive of those cent
P.va,ebouse. and the amount Of duties paid during
=, ave DAYS Of November. compared with the same
Hast year, were - follows
ls4o l947. IE0ease Lco'sase
q.lO.4 g1c13 81. 40
i.sle Gcods. 5st75i 2-3l62 '3'.f4
ms,s. sss5-525 l.5O57s5 lO9s6l
1850 93-6 1879
,.c.i,ei. ...7gHg 3i825 2H7oe
he Princeton "a j. Bank has declared di'i'
a Of three per cent for the lac, six mon.hs payable
Semsnd
A new banking institution. the BANK oil Lake
. ia., some Toto oyors,cn ., Buffalo with capt
a $4,000 secursd BY state stocks. Inc President
n Rarney Cashier W James.
III Albany Ereziag Journal presents the fol.
,,.ernept Of the amount ceyed for Toilaon all
.s.york ststc Canals during the 4th week In Oc-
-, ....-...-----. --..--.-----.--..-- elfbe5j %
-. oefiod Ia iefo.---.----- l35 tO3 IL
q q. s- lsi-N
~ assregsio amount received for Tolls from the
.r,spceneut Of navigation 10 the 3lst Of October IN
.,e fsf dsys) 10 81 l9s 400 40
nsss The same period 10 lri6 O99 dsys). 235j0es 60
lh-Ites'.- ---s.--..--..--.-..s tof'ioVf -
n. amount received for Tos up 10 the 22d Of Octo
~, selssSe, exceed by sl2 2s5 81 the entire receipts
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Sailed Steamer SOutherner. Berry, Charleston
Bark Gilbert, Apalachicola, and others Wind NE.
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- FOR LIyERPOOL-only I....,Is l r.S.s e.. q

- FOR LIVERPOOL-OnIy Tssas .,sl 49, -. -
-.sk<z6 sailing packstship JOHN X shiDDI ovfasn
loo tons Capt Luce, viii sail positively On IneIsasJ
Nov m The for cabin, second csoin ana
oa.ssnger are superior 70 other vessel IN port
and as humber Of her psssensefs are s,esdy engaged
foe de.rou. OF securing bertbs should maze early aPp
s,,'s nr isss faot OF Msiden lane, or TO
ne JOSEPH MeMURRAY, cor Pine and south-ss
IN PURSUANCE u an order Of the surfos ate
al "a. Counfy New York, notice 10 hereby 20
Iii per.ous having claims against PETER sCHWAR0,
i.e of the City Of Ne~fork grocer deceased 10 pre-
eut The with the vouchers thereof the
AZ bis once Nassau the City Of New.York be
the 9Th day Of May nsxt-Dsted NewYork the Sch
day Of November, l64,.
rs os~sm JAMES 5. THAYER, Public Administrator
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the sarrossts Of the
County Of NewYork notice is hereby given % al per
having claims against MICHAEL WEA'Ek late o.
With the vouchers thereof 70 the sabseneef at his
Office No Nassau street in the City Of fofk on or
day Of Nov. 1871 JAMES . InAiEh,
~ lawem Isonc arm &C
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Il Personlfcsuous of Painting snd Sculpture, by the
MODEL ARIlSIES, will open 40 Palmo Opera House
MONDAY evening Nov 3. for the benefit Of .he Wash
nston Monument Association. when will DO illustrated
the choicest works OF tho great masters Ia the Fine Arts
Personhcsti9ns every night during the week For par
ticulers see descrittlys programme each evening.
Prices Of sdms-i0u-Dfess Circle and farquette y ct
tif and gentleman, - cts upper boxes - cts seats
may be secured at tho box Office from lo A NJ t r NJ.
Doors open AZ ~. fersonihcations commence a. "a
O'clock wis
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DOMESTIC IMPoRTATIoNs.

UALNESION-BTig LofffII-1Jl taes cotton q1anti-
Of old copper rigging &c 332 bds hides do skins 81 bbs
beef 96 do tallow bale wool box Brouwer Neilson-
L Walker.
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H-LADIEs', MISSES, and Childrens black
U& white and pearl colored Fur Hats cottage and 9th.
vfWS er shapes, with without feathers Also large
WI stock Of elegant Nuts and Fancy Furs with com.
plee assortment OF mems boys chi drens and infsnts
Caps. Furs put IN order, at Ii MONARQUE'S
Fashionable Hat, Cap and Fur Warehouse, l,s Bowery
nc I'm
Kl HATS FALL FASHION FOR isiT.-Lons and
ILL short Beaver, Nutrs Brush, Cashmere, Moleshin
$50 and Silk Hats Also, broad brim Hats at
J. H. MONARQUE'S Fashionable Hat.
no i'm Cap and Fur Warehouse, 2ls Bowety
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BOOTS AND sHOEs.-By A. d. GALE-sto
ID ~ Pearlst-TuEsDAY,N Nov. ., at q O'Clock. A. NJ
500 cases boots shoes brogsns and rubber overshoes
adapted 10 country and city trade
Also general hand, at private sale at
the lowest rates.
N B-Libersl cash advances made eonsis OF
boots shoes leather, sc. Nd 3us.
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CHRISTOPHER RUrHERFoRD. Ascu5neer
by JAMES vi. MILLER-stors No ~ Asidse

TUESDAY. Nov 9,
At Ioi o'clock. At stofs 70 Madsn-lsne
Boors. SHoFs BxossNs.-i goo boots. snoes
and bogans consisting OF every variety suitable for tho
southern Western and city trade. Sale positive
AZ u. o'clock al the Merchants Exchange,
CHANcERS SALE-Under the direction ofP I Rugsles,
maserLot OF and. with the buildings thu souheriy
side OF Twentisthst 81 feet weswsrdy from the south.
westerly corner Of Fourth avenue and Twsntehs being
| 4 fset front on rweatieth-st bv p feet deep.
THURSDAY, Nov n.
At iOl o'clock At the Of Charles NJ Leupp Co %
Ferry-st
5000 side. sole leather with other articles In tho line
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traces of grief have disappeared, thcro will como
over us, unbidden, sense of disappointment, aud
loneliness almost overwhelming. And even this Is
not without its use; for while scnsbilities are
ava kcned we may have more correct views Of the
transient nature of things seen and temporal, and
be led to take hold more firmly of things unseen and
eternal. To all the friends Of the subject OF this
notice, we would say, initiate her virtues and follow
her to heaven. COM
Brandon, Oct. &c, 1S47,
In Leicester, Oct. 49, JAMES Dow, in the 8Ist year
Of his age.
Bro. Dow was one of the first settlers Of this town,
having lived in it from his youth. He has LETT a
widow and six children to mourn his loss, but they
mourn not as those without hope The God he
chose for his portion nearly forty years ago sustain
ed him in the dyfg hour, so that his exit was not
only peaceful but triumphant. SLEEVES
In Montpeler on the DIST ult. after distressing
sickness of eleven weeks, Emma Eliza, daughter oil
]. Il NJ. A. Poland aged years.
In Newtunc, ID Oct, of consumption, Miss Lydla,
daughter of Mr. Thomas Reed, aged 81
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MARBLE DEALERS,
LOOK AT THIS.

AN undivided half of the rich and mex
"A haustible QUARRY OF MARBLE, long
and extensively known as HYArr's QUAR-
RY." situated in the town Of PITTsFORD, is
OFFERED FOR SALE by the subscriber, on the
most advantageous terms. The Quarry has
been wrought for fifteen years, and IS &C
knowlcdged by all consumers of Marble to
afford the best article for general use that is
found in the state.
ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENGAGE IN
TIE MARBLE BUSINESS, in connec-
ton with the subscriber, who will furnish
funds to carry on the business, might. make
a favorable arrangement by addressing by
letter or otherwise, at Brandon, VI
WILLIAM C. HYATT.
Brandon, Nov. |, 1847. 9;20-32
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WOOL MARKET.-BosroN Nov. l.
BRIGHTON MARKET-Nov. l..

At market, $3.50 Beef Cattle, 1900 Store Cattle IS
vokes " orking oxen g. Cows and Calves 600 Sheep
and about 200 swine 41l5o cattle were in the yard at
ii o'clock, A. NJ
quality, 81 S.; third quality from a % to S. 90.
Workjns Oncn-sales made at SO IS, $40 ISL and
Cons a,a Cq,ras-A e13, Is, IS Il, % and e33:
iShcep-Saes lots at 81 81, l %, Z and % Lambs
from ! % 10 70.
higher prices than last week
n b. The gentlemen larreliors of Beef say that
Fl 50 is the price for Mess Beef Cattle
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HEAVY RoBDERY.-Constable Clapp re-
ceived a communication by the magnetic tel
egraph, yesterday stating that the Jewelry
store Of Messrs Olmstead g. Son, New Ha-
ven, was broken open on Saturday night, and
watches and jewelry Of the value Of $3,4O0
stolen.-B0StOn Bee.
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NOTICE.

T7HE public are hereby notified that have ,{
n this day given my son FRANCIS M;
STRONG, his time during the remainder OF
his minorty and ! shall exact none OF ms
earnings, neither will pay any debts OF his
'0'''' '''''' "'' FREDERICK STRONG.
Brandon, Oct. 1G, 1S47. 10
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Cloak and Dress Goods,

A LARGE assortment, such as Thibet
IA Lyoncse and Indiana Cloths; silk and
cotton Alpaccas (plain and trip'd; Alpurses
raw silk Plaids; Ginghams plain and twiPd
&c, &C., for sale very low by
Nov. 2. 1917. =. y. BLlSS y W.
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Millinery and Misunderstanding

MFRS. NJ. A. FITCH begs leave to in
ISA form the LADIES Of Brandon and Vi
entity, that she has just returned with the
latest FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS,
and will be happy to wait on new as well as
her old customers.
All orders from abroad will be attended to
with neatness and dispatch.
Brandon, Nov. 2, 1917. post
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The Boston Almanac, for l848.

gETIIE subscriber respectfully announces to
IL the numerous patrons of this little work,
that the number for the ensuing year will be
forthcoming at the usual time, The Bust
ness Directory has been thoroughly revised
and corrected, and there have been other
improvements, which tits believed will render
the Almanac for 1913 equally as attractive as
any Of its predecessors. 1t is intended to
give in this number complete transcript o!
all the inscriptions at MOUNT AUBUEN,-
thus giving the country a record or directory
Of that interesting city of the dead.
BIB MISSY & Co., 30 Cornhill, and THos'
GROOM 50 State St, are the Publishers
N. DICKINSON.
Boston, Oct. 25, 1S47. 9:2o-32
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to which the attention of purchasers is solicited.
The FIRM addresses itself particularly to the
Farmers Of this and adjoining counties. Their sys-
TEN commcnds itself to their strctest attention.
Their losses for the last SIX years have not
amounted to IA per cent on their enormous sale
Owing to their peculiar action in extending credits
40 unworthy applicants, The prevailing system Is
TO make the good pay the debts OF the worthless
"Lct every Tub staad on It's olcn J0ttomj' and erery
MN pay his o'cn debts!
Tie principle Of selling three times the ordinary
amount (and this we are doing for one half Of the
usual profits not only gives tone and energy 10
business but has claims upon the purchaser ih"J
appeals directly to his own interest and at the same
time encourages the enterprise.
Away with the old dull dragging manner; so
opposed to the spirit Of the age. As the Poet has 1t,
Let us be \ MOTE in the TEMPEST
Rather than ROCK in the CALM.
With the strictest regard to truth we affirm that
we will sell II per cent cheaper than those VINO are
compelled to charge high profits on account OF
Limited Sales. In short we pledge ourselves 10 the
public that we will sell entire stock Of Goods a-
low as they can be purchased at retail III the cities
of Boston or New ! ork
We cannot specify, only say we have over 10000
yds rich Cbd anR Dress G9o5$, c9Inp?risinS
Plain figured and shaded ALPINES
do and figured DE-LANES;
Gala Plaids; silk ward ORLEANS;
| Black drlb and silk stripe ALPACAS;
Scotch, American and Earls GlNGHAMS;
! Black ana 1Ed N'lO Qc hllC Sli'NC'
Over 100 SIIAWLS from 6l,0) to $1,000, compris-
ing rich sill; tg'd Merno, Cashmere, Blanket Nett
Brocha and Highland.
OVER co MuFFS s. BOAS from 81, 80 to $500.
A rare assortment Of HATS, Shetland, Nu:ra,
Otter. Seal, and cloth caps.
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS and BUSKINS.
BROAD CLOTHS from 500 to 500 per yard.
READY MADE CLOTliING-ShiryS, collars,
vests pants Dress and orCoats, large assortment
and every article warranted.
OVER 70o pieces Of Paper lIangings-Cotton and
Wool Carpetings,
SUGARS from 10 cts. to cts. per b. dry and
white.
Choice II. S. TEAS from y to So cts per b
GUN POWDER, Young and Imperial Old Hysof
from GO to Is cts per lb.
, AIargo supply of Ground, Rock Turks Island 4
Also a large stock of Oils and Paints prepared fo
Together with Flour, Fish, Iron, Steel, Nails
3 Glass, &C. c..o a,,,,,
= n. b. There will be Public Sale of the aboyy
Stock of Goods, commencing Tuesday at O'Clock
Sept. DIST, ISL, and continuing day and evGnni
until the whole is disposed of. Terms, ProdHce
Credit and Cash I. W. COLllNo % W;
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Dear Sir:-Haviug experienced great benefit from
your invaluable medicine, feel ii my duty and privi-
lege to let the world know what it las done for me
Possessed of strong constitution naturally, had en-
1oyed perfect health previous to the spring OF lS43
when was troubled with difficulty in my left side
attended with considerable pain, Sometime in July
was violently attacked with cough which continued
until fall then l was confined to the house eight
months during which time my cough was very severe
l frequently had spells of coughing which lasted two
hours daily raised large quantities of dSagreeaDIe
matter, accompanied with blood. Sometimes raised
quart of blood at time. Consulted three physicians
all of whom did their best to restore nc; gave me up
said they could do no for me; must die; 1t was
impossible for to live but short time one OF them
said my lungs were gone. At this critical moment,
when eminent physicians had exhausted their skill,
friends despaired Of my life, my own hope OF recovery
at an end, reSOrted to
DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
when had taken one and half bottles those severe
enels OF coughing were removed. | continued taxing
tie nsam until spring 1874, when ceased to bleed AT
the lungs my health and strength improved so that
left the house but not able to work for year
Now my health is good. am abe 70 DO days work
every Gay amy farm JAMES NO-hHNh'
Witness, THOMAS BENNFR.
The genuine signed |. BUTTS on tho wrapper.
For sals by Z. }. BLISS s, CO., Brandon, John
simonds Whiting x. Wright, Shoreham, and II.
Simonds Pittsord; also for sale By Dealers in Med
isines generally in Vermont
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