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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
iARKANSAS INTELLIGENCE R
e VERY SATURDAY.

nofI.Rs and FIFrY CENTS per year, if paid
zee months, or THREE DOLLARS, If payment
"a until after that time
Terms of Advertising.
,.re of 10 lines, or less, first Insertion. ONE
4 and Fifty CENTS for each tlnqanceIoveH
p anu haIf and in that proportion for long er
fen'ch.'i hai;v;auaf account, at the above rates,
an ANN M nd under 500, discount of 25 per
maui. aaG ner cent: but no discount will be
pnt o. syment sys eat is delayed after the expiration
shers dPd no deduetion will be made on the legal
|remenis required to be J. Pqolised 5ol bylaw By law
\ \ a']'rmed by some responsible person.
Z Coutracts by the Year.
pdgqbLe Quarter!g.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
i.euts for the ArkanSas Intelligeneer.

& Costa, Fayetteville, Ark.
fWiIsan & G. G. Baylor, Huntsville, Ark.
Berry, Carrollton.
Nitchell, Crooked creek,
Greenwood, Bentonville.
Ward. Beaties' Prairie.
Hagood. and NJ. Wright, Boonsboro'.
eI Nj. Karnes, Ashley P. Q.
\. Daniels, Neosho, Mo.
Scott, Honey creek, Mo-
4 A[ano, Park Hill. c. n.
SAIaster, Kedron.
a. Denkla, Fort Gibson.
Erkins, Creek Agency.
Hes Johnson, Fort Washita. Choc. Nation,
folsom, Doaksviile,
j Hnaid, Choct. Agency,
ayers, Fort Smith.
5 Pleasant Hill,
B. Aston, Spadra,
]. Hays, Dover, -
Rose, CIarksVile,
Brown, Little Rock,
Is Greenwood, New Orleans.
K. Kelom, Charleston,
Mcpherson, Oak Grove,
Stephenson, Roseville,
]. Haddin, Dwight,
ia w. Blevin, Washington,
b B. Jones. Pine Bluffs,
N. Foster. Helena,
Neil, Batesville.
|. Parish, Danvile,
!. Bright, Sugar Loaf,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
25oetrp.
From the Wellsburg Herald.
SUMMER EVENING EI.EGY.

From the Wellsburg Herald.
SUMMER EVENING ELEGY.
he balmy summer breeze
comes floating 'er the dell;
tollan harps, amid the trees,
with pensive music SWELL
nc &c on the mounta in peak,
Ihe Sunset beauties cling
SPINS in some fond return,
"oaidh1st wearied wing
Far oH the hpdscape green.
The blue hinAupward rise
Above the misty touds betwoc,
And kiss The azur, SKIES.
A murmrr, soft and sheet
Rises upon the air.
As seraphs, round the me,,v so,,
Breathing d vesper prayer,
could be happy now,
And feel to live again.
Pleasure again would light this brow :
The heart forget its pain,
If, from ny mem'ry's page
One fearful blot were driven
Could the Past obliterate,
This earth we're then heaven!
But no. whene'er my heart,
earns DER "A scene like this
AS sudden as the lightning's dart,
is poisoned all my bliss
H'S vows so warmly told,
HIS words so mild and free
Oh! little did my fond heart dream.
Were falsely breathed to me!
will not strive TO drown
he love in Lethe's wave
Ny first and holiest shall 90 down
With me into the grave:
Through whilome days of grief,
My heart il gaily bore,
And it shall. my fIagile bark,
Till launched from Times dark shore
'ashIngton, Pa, July 1917
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
Paints. Oil. Glass &c

4 BARREL Spts. TurPentiDe; 2 do Linseed oil: 10
Il gallons COpai Varnish; 10 do Ja pan Varnish; 40
kegs White Lead in Oil doz Paint Brushes ass ID:
Observation-Disclosures Windny
Glass; all colors Paints in Oil; Lard and Sperm Oil,
together with every article used in painting, full
assortment Just received per late arrivals and offer
ed at the lowest prices, by
w. II. & NJ. MAYERS.
Druggists and Grocers
Fort Smith. 29th May, al
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

A GOOD 1IT.-A noted caricaturist hits off the
attempt of the wings to pile their party dds on
Rough and Ready, as foIlows:-'rhe old Gcner
al is preparing to lead his columns TO attack of a
Mexican force. and the wings have tied their "go
cart' filed with Corwin's speeches to his coat
tail, and arc preparing to jump in themselves;
hugely satisfied, thus far. with their trick As
he starts, his cOat-tail brings him up with jerk.
which nearly throws him off his legs. and he dis
covers, in great rage, the cause. Turning upon
them with lis sword. he cuts the rope, and knock.
them right and left. crying out, you rascas! YOU
are worse than the Mexicans!" The Boston A tas.
New York Express, and Albany Evening Journal.
are running away as fast as their legs can carry
them, aud yelling put TO their comrades, Let the
old fool go! he won't work in our harnessl'' 1t is
decided hit, and will mate the hthographers
Haren Regiscff
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
! of candidates Tor Otfice

.,oement OF canuIudIts TOT OIICt, . Ut
c;rculars will be charged advertisements
~ I-srtisement of gross, abusive, personal ma
in be published at any price.
tiers must be post paid,
~ .bove terms will be strickly adhered to.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
ZINES CONTEMPORARIES, SWEET-MEATS,

NiNES, CONFECTlONARIRIES, SWEET-MEATS,
AND OTHER DELICACIEs.
AT
VIII N VI. MAYERS'
Fort Smith, Ark.
line Champagne Wine;
Cider;
50 Brandy;
Pdrsac;
SanteFu
Madeira;
Clarel;
Sherry;
Muscat;
Malaga;
Port Wines;
Brandy Cherries;
Peaches; Strawberries; Raspberrics;
Ounces, original Flavour;
Double orange curacas liquor,
Sup. Lem. Syrup,
Loaf Sugars,
tchuP; Lemons; Red picking cabbage Gerkins;
kled salmon; fresh ctams; salmon in oil; mus
ds, etc. ETC.. together with every article in our
e. Orders promptly executed and goods pack
so as to ensure safe transportation to any parl
the country.
W. Fl. 81 NJ. MAYERS,
Druggists and Grocers.
Fort Smith, Aug. %, IS47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

Il Soldiers last iettcr.--Theresi is much of sad
and touching interest, says an exchange papcr. as
well us Judlclous counsel. in the fol owins extrals
published the Alton Telegraph. from letter writ
ten on the eve of the battle Of Buena Vista, bv
Lieut.. Fletcher, of the Illinois Volunteers. WHO
telLon The next day IN tho glorious fight
Dear Oi.--Io-morrow, we expect to have n u
engagement with superior Mexican force; and.
on the eve Of the affair, have believd it proper
te address you few lines. As you are well aware.
the object nearest my heart is the welfare of my
little child: aud 50 far as | have been able,
have provided for her.
Should full, leave her entirely with YOU and
g0ur wite; but have written to my brother. re-
guessing him to throw his brotherlv protection
over her: and If at any time, yon think fit to
send her to him, he will her as his ow child. and
protect her such. Should she remain with YOU.
| wish that she should receive as good an educa-
tiOn the lIlte means left her will afford: and
above all things, teach her that truth and virtue
are TO woman, what the soul is to bodv--the life
of its life. Teach her to be inst to a-ln thought
in word-in deed, is truo, the great aim Of ii good
mind; and those who strive 10 accomplish that
purpose. seldom fail to live at peace with the
world, and accomplish the Great Destiny for
which they are created.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

ne introduction of gas light into private hous-
eS mas oeen taken advantage Of by the ladies.
VINO onder pretexi against tic glare aad azzinc
unc comforta6ieness of such bright lights. deGber7
h'e'y spread porasols in an evening so,tec. and
HncloehIal advantage) converse uudcr a nd behind
the same very rgroably.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
AN-bCRf1N DAY,

continue to act; and nothing but force ~ (
pei him to depart froma system which he thInss,-
necessary to his safety. We are told that the
visit of Commodore Biddle to Yodo produced good
effects, that the wisdom and moderation Of The
American envoy increased the Enperora respect
forslIs democratic neighbors in the New " orld
but.ths is all idle supposilion.
No doubt the kubo likes us better -that is.
fears US ess--ttlah the English. the conqnrrors.
OF the East around him, his warliko neghbors, in
whose pale faces he secs the same danger which
The Mexican Monezuma behold in the bearded
visage OK the Spaniards. And undoubtedly. he
has reason for all his apprehcnsions. The Eng
Iish are nation of merchants, md the Japanese
race OF proud mobiles, who hold traders in par
ucnIar contempt.
ne merchant princes of Britain. who have
broken so many ancient sceptres in ASIA might
feel some pleasure IN humbling The pride which
contemns them-and their political agents would
find an excellent field for sowing the seed of dis.
sensions, IN the particular position nd relations Of
the DaIrI and knbo. tine spiritual and military
emPerors of the kingdom. Nor is there any
greater inclination in England than elsewhere To
indulge the islanders much longer than their unso-
cial humors
AS long as SIX months ago,.it was proposed that
contemplated British mission to Japan should
embrace = a first line Of batt'e ships, with
ff'ga'e and two or three war steamers not to
tne ehiPeror--"h no! bat onl y that ''frOm
the magnitude Of the mission. he might infer the
greatness Of the country which sent it,"
1t is very much to be apprehended that when
SucA mission appears to ledo, its commander
may interpret a refusal 10 receive an envoy as an
insult 10 the British crown, requiring TO be SUM-
marhy revenged. 1t will be, then. fortunate for
the imperial city that the shallow waters of the
bay, preventing the near approach Of ships, can
protect 1t from lmmedia te bomburdmcnts. Bui
troops car be landed, and some fortress or other
stormed aud held, until, with an army marching
10 the attack OF the vast capital. the Kubo of Ja
pan is compelled TO submit 10 all the demands of
the invader, under pain, otherwise Of hay4ng his
empire converted into British colony. A nd
mas might be aPprehendcd as the result. wheih.
er commercial relations are peacefully granted,
or forced at the point of the sword. But the Ju-
Panese appear TO be. people. far superior to
the Chinese; and there is reason to believe they
would not yield without brave and sanguinary
struggle.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

Medicines.
(LUE Mass; Calomel; Sulphate of Qunine; Cam
phor; Cream of Tartar, Carb. Soda, Chamom lie
flowers EPSON salts, Iodine Iodides of Pota assurn,
mercury, and iron, Lunar caustic, Jaa
Sulphate and of NOR phine mercuraI nment t.
ntial oils of all kinds Quicksv Seidltz soda
powders: with many. other Medicines, making our
stock on hand complete.
Received fresh and for sale by
STEVENSON 81 BELL,
Druggists.
Van Buren,, July 10Th, fS4T.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
EN NAE&Se

HE "a yE~~e
ENlNE Castor Hats,
L Black and White Russia do
Fur and rUsh do.
3 Mems and Boys pearl do.
do. do. Sporting do.
do do. Japaned do.
do do Wool do
Leghorn. Panama, and Palm Leaf do
" For sale by WALLACE & WARD
Eagle Block. June 90, AT.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18
struggle

HE MoRMoNs.--An extra from the office of
the California Star, published at Yarba Bueua.
containing an address ITO the Saints in England
and America which is signed by IS Brannau.
PRESIDENT" II purports to give brief view of the
condition OF the AiOrmous since their advent in
California Mr. Brannan saws thew were six
months IN making the passage from New Yo k
70 larba Buena. and that the colony enjoyed good
health In relation to the country and climate
he says they have not been disappointed IN their
eXpectution> but like all other new countries they
"found the account Of it very much exaggerated:
so much SO, that he recommends to all persons to
provide themselves with thick clothing. instead of
thin. Ihey were thcn--lhe first or Jduuary--
bus!ly engaged in putting in crops for the emiura.
ting Mornons to subsIsI upon when they arrive.
About twenty males of their number have. he
says. gone as,ray after strange gods " nd refuse
10 assist in providing for their brethren.
The Mormons had commenced settlement on
the river San Joaquin, large and beautiful
stream, emptyiug into the Bay of Francisco -
twenty Of their number were mp at Now hone
pioughlng and putting in wheat and other croys
and making preparations 10 move Their fam ies up
IN the spring The Spaniards. or natives were
KIND TO them, although they were much terrified
by the reports circulated about them by The cini.
grants From Missouri. Gov. Boggs wns in the
country. and during an interview which Mr..
Brannan had with hima few days previous. he
says he expressed MUCH dissatisiactioc with the
country, and spoke strongly Of returning back in
the spring. St. Louis Repub Aug T.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

"A NisIBLE hIss.--A young and very pretty
lady, riding IN the Concord CT vs was observed =,
nave nav piece of court plaster" on her Ip.--
men the cars mad emerged from one Of The long
covered bridges INTO the gh: ii was observed to
lave disapperod; but lhey Instantly detoc,.J !,
cInglng to The lip of the young man who sit an
"ith her! They both looked as inooceu, ~ II
they hadn't been doing nothing"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

mineral or Soda Water.
w d. & NJ. MAYERS, have in operation
-, their Fountain, with all kinds of Syrul
~ ice' Fort Smih, May %, al.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-18

Fort Smith, Aug. %. 1917.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-28
I.nrcmIO NTnrsc,s Esfnte.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Count holden Mt
Washington District - Montpelier, in aud for said dis
,rict on tho both day OF january, A. d. lsi7,
EVENRY +. JAMES, administrator the estate of lo-
rouzo Morse late of Waterbury, in sad District de-
ceaed utcstae, presents his petition said Court in
ting here praying for License to soil the whole of the real
estate said deceased, including the reveson of dover
therein r the payment OF the debts due from said Deceased
and the expenses OF administration nllcdsng that is nee
essury sell part thereof and that part cannot be sold
without injury TO those interested in the remainder the
being insufficient o said purposes, and the
same appearing reasonable Wherenpon IT is ordered that
said petition he referred to session of sud Court TO be hot
den at the Probate Oico in said Montpelier the 18Th
day of February, lS7, al O'Clock r. NJ Tor hearing aud
dacsion that all concerned be notified thereof by pub
shing tho substance OF said petition aud o'ers thereon
three weeks successfully in Tho Vermont Waterman anC
State Journal printed at Montpelier all Of which % DO he
fore said time of heaI and decision that they may appeal
at said and place, fhey cause, and give bonds TO
payment of said debts and expenses, as the statute TO-
quires TO prevent sand license being granted.
BY the Court, Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
true copy of Record,
1902 Attest, LYMAN BR GIGS, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-01-28
JACOB FARR, Z Com'rs.
THOs Il. MERRILL
Corutb, January l4th 1877. lOlF

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the Probate
Dsuict Of Randolph, S. Court 10, The District Of Kan,
dophTo all persons concerned in the estate of Simeon
Graves, late of Brookfeld Ia said Dislr'e-Gieetng
WHEREAS, John r. Graves, administrator OF The estate
w ofsad licensed, has made application to this Court
for License sell all the real estate OF said deceased and
represents that the is necessary Tor the payment oil
the debts and charges against said estate
Therefore you hereby notified to appear at session oil
said Court be held tho Probate Ohce in West Ran
lolph Ia said District the 9Th day OF February, A. D.
ls47 and show you have, why License should
not be granted a aforesaid.
And this order shall be published three weeks successive
w. In the Vermont Watchman printed at Montpeer IN this
State the of which publications, shall be before tho
day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Dated Randolph, in said nisct this lth day OF Janu
100 AIRY A. d. 1917. EDMUND WESTON, Judge.
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LAND For. SALE.

,E subscribers offer for sale Tract of land 10 the
j of Woodstock, Ulster County, NJ Y, known as the old
Gass Co. Tract being from eight fourteen miles from
Saugerties Landing on the Hudson River, containing
400 ACRES,
subdvded into lots Of 100 each About 1909
cleared the balance heavily linbeTed and is wen worthy
attention of persons engaged IN the Tanning busnes-
The cleared land is well adapted grazing, and from its
sy facilities to Now York Market reudors II desirable prop
cry pefsoas wishing to engage in that business The
whole will be cold together in separate parcels to suit
purchasers For Further particulars, apply to NICHOLAS
SIUTTLEs on Saugeres and Woodstock Turnpike, about
to ALFRED A. MOTT,
Dec, 90, 1st6-9S;3m u East Broadway, NY,
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VERMONT wATCHMAN STATE JOURNAL, JANUARY 49, 1s47.

STATE or VERMONT, The IIon.iho Probate Court for
Randolph District, IS. ! tho District of Randolph-To
all concerned the estate of Asa Smith, late of Williams
town, decensed-Greeting.
VA HEREAs, Oren Smith, administrator the estate of
w said deceased has filed in said Court, his admoista-
ton account and represents that tho debts and chngos
gans said estate the Of Slj60 co. that the
available offsets his hands S3l0 GO, leaving the sum
of to be raised from the real And requests the
Court to grant him license TO sell so much of the real
tao Of said deceased will be necessary for dschargng
said doht with ruling interest thereon therefore, II Is
ordered that all concerned be notified appear session
OF the obie Court to he held at Ocknsons Inns in Chol-
sea- in said District on tho third Wednesday of February
next that they may give bonds for the payment of the debts,
and be heard in the Of the administrators account
show cause WHY iconsc should be granted aforesaid
And this order shall be published three weeks successive
y in the Vermont Waterman, newspaper printed at Mont
poler ia This tho last publication Of which shall be
before The day assigned fJi heating as aforesaid.
Given under my hand ut Wiamstown, in said Dstrict
this &2d duy of January, A. D. 1917.
1923 JONA SMITH, Jr Register.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

w +, the subscribers being appointed by the
w Probate Court for the District Of Randoln, dnns
soneTs receive, examine and adjust az eilp YES i
of al persons against the estate OF SIM taivon, "a III
OF BookRod, in said District represented noe' anu ~
claims and demands exhibited ~ on ,ho, nnrnoso herabv
give notice that we will attend TO the business OF our
pointmen al the house oil the wiuoM "'"''' VI 'u ~
"''D' 'A WV NOAH TAME, Commissioned
C. SMITH,
January ', 1871 V'""
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Deatl)s.
No report received.

Theford, Jan| IL, Lucy r., daughter of David Slack,
aged II years and months.
In Barre the 18TH Mr. Solomon II. Beokley aged &c.
la Duxbufy, Jan. Goth, Mrs Laura j., wife of William +,
Cha,terton, ESQ aged 20 years, formerly of Rutland.
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URirerSdl Strengthening Plaster.
This very valuable triple combination of Salvo, Pain EX
tractor and Strengthening Plaster all combined in one is
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IT the Human system las become weakened by Constant
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Pardysis, affections If the Lrcr Lungs hdHey, Popd.
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Old liberated Sores, Bruises, Soaid Inflammation IF the
Eyes, Tarodt or Ionss Bites If Dogs, LroS BMcn Limbs,
Group, Inflammation 4guo in the Breast, Cough drn from
Irritation e Throat Lungs or in ct any diseases which
the human frame may be afflicted WITH this very valuable
remedy never fails ia curing.
As a Salyc it the Wounds, Sores, Piles aud
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Joints, Bites of Poisonous Animals, Burns, sc.
As Pain Extractor persons who have suffered the most
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thongs Fire Kings Evil, &C. have speedily by nppica-
ton of this valuable Pain Extractor, been relieved from al!
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AS Strengthening Plaster, individuals who have laid up
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and applied according directions the parts affected,
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Salvc the only remedy by tho of Providence by
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out eectf so, try this salvef nature furnish
YOU you will be cured by the of Coon's German
Savo and Vegetable Pain Extractor Sold for 25 cents per
box with full directions, at r. G. RAILWAYS, 81 Hudson
street NV I'm
Sold also by BALDWIN & SCOTT, Montpelier, vt-Ol
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:
STATE OF VERMONT To the Honorable Supreme
Orange County, IS. Court to be holden ut Chel.
sea- within and the County Orange the thirteenth
Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday IN December A. H.
1886; -
NOUR Petitioner Rosina Burnham of Washington, in the
County of Orange respectfully represents that tho
first day of january, A. S44, ut Washington aforesaid
she was legally joined in marriage to Daniel NJ Bunham,
then of of Washington by the Rev. Nelson Martini
then Minister of tho Gospel residing in the Of Viii
jamestown in said Orange County, AMI lived in the strict oh
seryance her part of the marriage until the eth
day of Janunry 1874 when the said Daniel NJ. Bunham,
deserted your petitioner, and departed parts unknown
whou, the limits of ts State and that said Bunham has
from thence hitherto remained separate and apart from he
petitioner aud without the limits of this State has who'll
Nv neglected and refused at all times live with provide
for your petitioner,
WHEREFORE, your petitioner prOys that the bands of
maImony between her and tho said Daniel Nj. Burnham
may dissolved and bill of divorce granted her, and that
she may restored all tho shts lost by said marriage
covenant.
Dated Washington this 9Th day of January A. n 1871
KOSlNA BURNHAM.
WHEREAS it appears to the Court that the said Daniel
NJ Burnham named in the foregoing petition resides with
out the limits aud ju scon of This State that per-
sona service be made hm- is hereby ordered that
of the tendency Of this petition he given tho said
Daniel NJ urnhum, by publishing said petition, together
with this order for three weeks successvey in the Vermont
Waterman and State Jounu printed at Montpelier, in the
at least three weeks previous the Term of the su
prcme Court for the county Of Orange.
Dated at Montpelier, in the County of Washington, this
18th day of January lS47.
ISAAC +. REDFIELD, Judge of Sup Court
JOHN COLBY, Attorney. lOl
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PERFUM cry.
CURTISS w. GLEASON'S ESTATE.
ADMI INSTR ATOR'S SALE

virtue of License tho Hon the Probate Court for
ID the District Washington, will he sold Public
ton on tho premises in Warren, VI. Saturday, the 18th
day of February next AT one o'clock T. NJ all the real es-
ceuse died siezed and possessed Being about %
Wild Land in said Wulen. Terms made known at the time
aud place of sale.
Dated ut Warren, JAN %, 1877.
100 WINSOR GLEASON Admir-
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LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED WITH THE

a. IN "Inn nrs a. uaSins been afflicted for
moro than thirty years with tho asthma at times so severely
"a to ncapncato me attendance to business aud having
adoped many medicines with but Temporary relie pur
chased abuu three years since Of Mr. Edward mason, your
agent in this city, several Bottles Of Wsnrs Balsam oil
Wild Cherry from the effects of which obtained more
lief bnn from all tho medicines had taken for that
is,res ing disorder have by the repeated of your val
Bisam, been free Of pressure for BREATH and
preston of the Lungs than had anticipated, aud indeed
conceive myself OF the most dsheartening malady
cheerully tender you this acknowledgements which
G d. MAYNARD.
Argus Office, Portland, March 26, 1916
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS.
For sale by 5. w FOWLE 1888 Washington st.Boston,
ASrFor sale by $. p. REDFiELD, Montpelier, VT.