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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-16

MA BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND THEIR CHILDREN
Such may SfERMAN'S WORM IOZENGES be truly called for
they have saved thousands of children unmy grave and
caused the mothers heart leap for joy when she had given up
all hope for the of her offspring. And when is
bered that destroy thousands children annually and the
cause supeced and when known that ozen
ges and cenn specific destroying them and invaa
bly, bringing them away surely the every parent will be
filled with joy at the announcement of such blessing And not
only the Doctors preparations for good his COUGH
LOZENGES have succeeded removing and curing the most in
of Cough and Consumption when hope had
taken flight and despair pictured the counenance friends
around. We acquainted with of wonderful
performed, and would refer the inquirer Dr. Shemans
pamphlet of The CAMPHUR LOZENGES cure Headache
in five minutes, ana relieve all Papaon Nervous Complaints
and Cramps and the POOR MANS PLASTER is without doubt
the best strengthening plaster in the world. We would re-
commend all who afflicted try the Doctors preparations
ing that they will not be disappointed in their expectations
For sale at LOG NASSAU NJ " and by s. p edfed Montpe
Ter; and by one agent In every town in Vermont. ly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-16
ImnmatiOnOf the Lungs.

NEW \ DIRK, June ~, 1877.
DIR, NoNDERsMIrH-I have been subject to a cough,
pain in the chest difficulty Of breathing, etc, for many
years past About four months ago took severe cold,
which settled on my lungs. | was unable to attend 10
my business during the dav. | would have dreadful
coughing SPELLS that thought it impossible for me
TO survive unless got relief The excessive ngh-sweas
had reduced my whole body to skeleton. expectora-
ted white frohy mucous, in fact should give the full
particulars of my case, would be almost incredible.
was Recommended to try DIR. VONDERSMlTH'S IN.
DIAN COUGH BALM, and LUNG BALSAM. | con-
scnteu when had used it about week, my cough
decreased considerable viii h gave me great hopes
continued with the medicine according to directions, and
the result has been that restored to health, bless
ing had not enjoyed for years. until the present time.
sincerely believe had not made of Dr. Wonder
smiths invaluable Medicine, that | would be moul1er-
ing in the silent grave Therefore l believe that am
doing nothing but what is justice, in stating the above
facts, so that you may show ii to all the afflicted who
may call upon you 10 administer to them, | shall be
pleased at any time to with the afflicted who
call upon me. Your grateful patient and FRIEND
JAMES b. HENDERSON, No. FOB Washington ST.
Sworn to before me this 18th day of June. 1S47.
WIN. V, BRADY, Mayor of the city of New York.
Principal Office SO Barclay st. N. Y. None genuine
unless signed with the written signature of E. w
YONDERSMITH, NJ. d 8, and his name blown in tho
glass of the Bottle.
For sale by
s P. Redded Is State St. Montpelier w.
Theodore A. Peek, No. 6, Peck Row, Burlington, Vt.
A, Robinson & Co. Burlington, VT. 81 ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-16
Disease Of the Throat and Lungs
cured,

WRITE PLAINS, April 20, I847
This is 10 cerf that have been afflicted for FIVE years
with cough pain in the chest, night sweas, difficulty
Of breathing, etc, and also expecorated large guam
tity Of frohy matter and blood, from which was
ducel to perfect skeleton, my throat very much
liberated had lunar caustc applied to my throat twice
a week, but received no benefit | have used hun
bred different kinds of Patent Medicines, recommend
ed by my best friends, but all to purpose friend
of mine, Mr.. Wet, whose lungs has been affected for
years past. cured by Dr., Vondcrsmth's Medi-
cine. He insisted upon my trying DIR. " | did So
After had used his medicine Is days, I exPectorated
large quantities of yellow fetd matter, my chest expand
ed, and my difficulty in breathing subsidized. persever-
ed with his medicine, and the result has BEEN per
fecty cured of all my sickness, Recommend every
consumPtve to try DrV's medicine, | am confident it
will cure you. Your sincere friend,
EDWARD C. THOMPSON.
Sworn to before me this 2lst day of April ls47.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-16

Hood Cbonnors win find a good article of Axe and
W oou hopPerS IIeve at j. W, HovEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
CRY INSPECTORS OFFICE. June 2s, ls47.
Inv Courts.

VICE CHANcELLoRs CouRr-D c ISL n s--MoH
day Naha4id Bogdrdas and Otssrs vs. Trinity Church -
THIS is the great claim by the heIs OF Anneke Jams,
sganst Trinity Church, 20 recover large tract OF land
la this City Decided that the claim OF the said heirs
were barred before the Revolution and hst the lapse
of time since l7s6 has also been sufficient 20 put end
10 those claims Bill dismissed. with costs.
Peier Warner Va Trinity Church The complain ant
is entitled renewal of Lessee Reference rs 10 terms
Mary Sanler William Sami0-Decree OF divorce,
on the ground Of inhdeity.
John Magtr vs. AHRa Maria Mavsr Similar decree.
Niagara BHrdeR John Burdeli Bill for separa'
ton. order of reference 10 ascertain proper simony'
and directing defendant to pay complainant soOi carry
on the suit.
E Zackriss0n vs. J ~ AkaGa-Order for receiver
granted unless defendant gives bond Tor the value oil
the cotton.
Isaac H. Smith vs.. ". B. MoSat-Moton TO dissolve
Ia junction denied.
w. Gale executor vs. 8 Fled and nVt-Peuuon 10
amend bill and motion % answer, denied.
c. Page VS.. j. s. jenkins and rgs-Demurrer 10 OIL
overruied.
p Sp,aheoytl vs. Benz Kiz1-DefendAnt sdjudgef
guilty of contempt in refusing TO produce the papers
To stand committed till be does and pays taxable
costs Decided that II X. 10 not guilty OF contempt
10 the mstter Of Philo Reed alleged lunAnc-Oruef
confirming the neusition. but without preud'ee 70 Al
issue now directed in order 70 test the question
Affirmative of proof to be on petitioner II II ias 'ne
whole proceedings 20 be discharged
Laurence vs. M0rfiner SC Injunction dlssofe1 anu
motion for attachment denied.
The Vice Chancellor read a letter from Judge I'd
rnonds showing that there will probably be special
term FOR the hearing OF motions In law and equity al ine
Circuit Court Room In July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
BOARDING..

DOiRDJNC-F.miles or single geuusrss, dssirous
Oof pleasant board fr the Summer, can oossis ssce
the house the southeast corner OF Etc NE
Ffy .econdsl There 10 good sta>le on ne rrem,ss
The oc.t N ia in the midst ~ the beautiful sssoery
The islsnd with Easy sceess 10 the Guy oy ges ooh
the Avenue ard the BiVomn I'd Ae kosd ~heo 10 out
block distant An opportunity here caef-e 10 sseefs
knowsixe OF the Fr nch language, ~ On
iescher r@.des 10 the fsmy. l-.c ~
4 Opt.ING>.-Three ~ Eur room. unherp"hes. ~hh
shre-ksi 10 the new hrieh house corner sostn
sixth aud Fpuuhst Niismsbursh, Only four bloehsn"m
Pecssp Ferry Thee are smons tee pesssnsest 'ooes
and .i tiou. Ia ID. village aud ave six young cas-
b. very much Al home THE house Apply the etsni.
al the BAKERY p. $. Terms ressonaee tef3 lw
lDUGKDIN(s-Ca an be bal IN . healthy and essuai W
Ocsuon, and commodiSas aoase, Pl. ssant roomS
with shower cold aud ss,hs. 81 IS Moust BE-
tween Grand ard Brooms sta Terms moAsfsts henss'
ences exchanged leNN
DO&kD-Ceutsmsn and their wives OF siass s-stIs.
Omen can be hanascmely accommodate wiz Wrnbhea
at "a West Wsshinston-p'ace. jaw
A SINGLE GENTLEMAN cen be aeeeansdsisa
N With room AMI breakfast and In peassnt part u
MsrksLsL near EsstBrVad~sy. Address G. = 81 ,sfs
Office. leN "
BOARDING IN KAsr BROADWAY.-rwe
hoard and pleasant (psntries attached also sw
single gentlemen. Apply al $50 Fast Btosfwsy lra tm
pOAKDING-A gentleman asd lady or = few single
ID gentlemen BE- accommodated with plsssapt rooms
and hosrd At 10 WhosL Also few day eosfders me
same place. l~Io -
ID and his wife ant two or three single gsntismeo can
with pleasant apartments and board ~
Supplying ~ Fact Broadway. References exchanged
1o9 lm'
ROARDiNG-wi,h private fs'r,y, and uss o. piano
ID forte Il reqnired. so Mcpoasal-sl jsii Inn
L bedrooms. al l52 canalsL References siehan9sd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
soHooLEY's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS.
- AZ THE TINE isseproscnins Or eitissas 70 dess.


- AZ THE TINE issppfoschins tof ctssns 70 desss-
~ m ms upon tho direction Of hsr summer srcufsiosa,
stsston 10 solicited To his healthy, azrsabIs and
highly ,ashiOn.bs pscc OF sumner resort Extensive In
movements and efsbs shmebts have been made W the
zbovensm-d -stab .hment since INC last among
hirn 4. tbs erection ~ aud splendid huidtss coz
t.ong sky sleeping apartments CONSTRUCTED In mo
most and improved style for com fort AID eopven
fence ADD shordng accommodations for between risb,y
toto accommodated. Tn. furuilure for this building 10
entirely n-~-.nd large additions In furniture and he'd
ding nave bs~n made In the Whole estsblishment The
House newly painted ami all hed 40 In Tho best poss
b. msDn-r The greatly Increased accommodates ara
comforts Of tho place, snd s constantly growtof popu-
lat, with the fsshi0nsbls and hose 10 tho pursuits Of
health Justify hs unisrsgns Ia tbs hops and connden
ex 1.ctson thai the patronage " his essbsh~sss Si
continue heretofore IA the foil amount u hs eapsey
Tn. mrn 10 rssd ness and open foS
the reception Of visitors ijsl1 lmeod'l nAkS6.
ma NATIONAL HOTkL, saby loo, Loes Islssd- -
IE Ths subsc ibsr hssiog ocruoied The above nsms1
spacious ard pleasant premises foo The lest ysasf
feels grsIefa 10 III. Dds snd The public for bs liberal
they have extended toward him And hopss, ~
De undivided aspton tho comfort Of bic gassu 70 nsst
with . liberal share u patronage
rhi. place s rpss.ed Tor sesbsthng cool and 70
r.hns ers-zss ssAins o-lins smooth. hard and isvsa
roads for drives, &c.
This bouse 1. sus.d shout half mile from South oay.
near FIRE 1, and Inlet Visitors lssying hsw.forh pei
Lonk lei, nd Railroad at 81 or4P ~ Tor siihsf P0.
mngdais OF Deer PAX will always hod stages In rse6t
convey them Baby lon and retufoos msy lesvs
Babylon at before and srnve IN Se~.Yors by ~.
Horses and carriages and boas ~ l.t 90 .ess.nlbls
terms ELkANAb JARVIS
Babylon. Juns n. isf7. ies m-os'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

I DEATH OF CAsALEs BRoTHER.-As the train
csme down from Monterey. that brought news from
that place up TO the 3st alt the guard arrested at Ce
rsvo a Mexican who had becoms notorious tor bis ds
rsg thefts and murders Upon being examined enough
was elected 70 order his immediate execution. The
eoadsmned up TO the moment of his sentence. m4ia-
tanned logged silence When he found that his hour
hsd come he grew quite loquacous and taking out bis
nt and steel he lii cgrittO, and co1y putting IT, he
walked iuto the Plaza to submit to his tate six
soldiers selected as XecdtlOners Inc Mexican
first turned from the platoon, but he resouely OBJ
ecied and wished 10 look death IN the face. Vita an
eye unblauched he saw the deadly weapons raised re-
marking that he had only life to lose while he had
taksn forty. la another instant ho sprsDg forward
corpse, ball penetrating his head, three others his
body. Upon examination of the papers found ON the
deaf body 1t discovered that the brother OF the
notorious Canales the victim just executed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
ALMOST A MIRACLE.

READ THE FOLLOWING, and doubt II you can mat con,
.nmp on cannot cured Ths 10 only Of the several
huud red ca.es that roxnsends Sarsapsrs has cured
RROOsLYS. Sept 10 ls4e.
Ds. TowssESD-D.a STR | was tsken, little over
year ago with = cough and PAIN IN my side u IN
crs.sef very fast indeed. was pronounced ny
physicians have The quick consumption ra.ed lafg-
ouanss OF bad matsr, had night swesis, and slnhog
very fast. my doctor said he could do nothing Tor me-
went ntO he hospital IN hope ~ beog benenled bat was
p.onounc "a there incuraDe w1snOw greatly distress
81 Al me lungs snd could hardly breathe soon became
smAciaed snd p-ct,d 10 d- wss confined 10 my bed
and Wss Obliged watchers; indeed esnnoi give
YOU any description hat would do justice 10 my eae,
WA .uppp.ed by my friends 10 b- past recovery mao
tried great lumber Of remedies and al seemed TO De 10
40 purpose read Of extraordinary cures per
formed by your medicine and 10 tell you NE nuth sls
pect.d there some humbug In them. bli wss IN.
ducsd To try II: did and very thankful did
cannot say hal entirely ~s hut AM 50 far recoYersa
=. 90 be about my business. and hope 70 - entirely vel
f-~ vseks My cough and pain 10 ihe sids, and nghi
swezls len ue znd rse but very tte and Arm last
gaining my us1N strength ! felt euty 20 give you
st.l.menI Of my case, To publish n you please.
PETER BROWN, a ListlssL Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

AGE-Under year, CT to . 80 20 s, 10; to 10,
To- 10 to 90 81 20 10 30 3S 30 TO 40 81 40 to 30 20
50 TO 60 50 GO to 20 IL 70 TO %, 90 10 90 2 I'M
kuown,3 8. Total, 1873.
PLACES or NArIvTTY-Uuited States. l9l Ireland,
l0i England : Scotland, 3; Germany, Ia France,
spain ?. Total, 1913.
From the Aims House. Backwelrs Island, - Aims
House. Bellevue. IL Hospital Bellevue, 80; Lunauc
Asylum Blackwel's Islsnd /: Bloominedae Hospital,
10; Wilson's Hospital. Blocmugdale City Hospital,
l2; Nursery Hospital, Backwelrs Island, IL Colored'
Home, g. COlored Persons. -.
w. WHITE, City Inspector.
CRY INSPECTORS OFFICE, June %, ls47.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

rTy- letter from Dr. Judson. dated hansooh'
March 2 lsg7, states that ths house 10 NaumAn 10
which his effects left bad been sci on are and
burned 10 ashes His clothes and his wifes all their
American presents and every article Of VAAe were
consumed He Ia allowed 10 remain In kangooh 20 ne
character of minister OF foreign religion bal Is
,,rictly prohibited from making proseytss Ah7 sue
cession of the late Kings son has produced no enAse
for the better.
xELoPEMEST ASD RIscUE-Ihe buhaio tx
press saws that the fsihe.s ~ifs OF man residing IN
Canada eft her house with psrsmour lev days since
taking from her husband the sum Of soeO WIN Sho %
bad jus, returned from England The Injured husospo
followed the guilty pair 10 Niagara tsls' "oere DC
crossed me river, aud taking the cars arrived IN ooAo
SeIore me steamboat containing the runswsys-ne.
nc ipterestng couple the docks recovered n soVo
~" nis VIE ana after giving the disappointed Lotnarlo
~" A0~s' returned 10 Her Msjestys dominions
OREGON EAIeRAsTs.-The ST. Joseph Gazette
OF 'he ln AFTER stating that four hundred and thirty
three wagons had passed through Ipdspepd.pce this
Spring with ems rants for Oregon ans cEfornis cav,
that the number which have passed thronsh that .ee
will make the aggregate upward Of thirteen hundred
wagons-whch. # they average ave persons 10 each
wagon viii swell the number Of emigrsnts 10 six tbou
sand Eve hundred, large and small. The emisrant. 10
small numbers were sail looming To 81 Joseph
TERRIBLE AccIDkST--The freight train on the
Camden and Amboy Rsilivsd. from Phi adslphia u
New-York on Fricsy night OF the track win
riole crash destroying two Killing three immigrant
passengers the spot snd vey badly woundng tao or
three others The remsins Of the three that were killed
were decsntly inferred AZ hrAboy on Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29

MADAME TILLIEUX's ssssen u Df-ss asAing
Win t@as ht and qua prscIee daily a. % Cn.mosrset
where Ladies invited 10 ca. .nd witness ~
TO sl he Cd methods Terms for instruction ony %
lei srd ro.. f.,htooab.s syie reasonable pcrma
few xoS ssv-rs wt bstsaghs msd Tssys,se ssd prsc,
teal Drsss hsking for ssy week. sssslsnes ssWiag
lea lus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
cLERGYMEN AND PHYSICIANS.

aswytL As THOUSANDS OF orHERsiN ALL PsRrso TIVE
limited states. are continually sending Certificates and Ia
forming us OF benefits derived from Dr. rowussnds ssrss.
pariiA
Ds TowSsESp-Sir Some ume since you requested my
opinion OF the virtues Of Compound syrup " Sara
psrs amuo~ prepared TO siveil lnsve used u In my
practice And prescribed II Tor the last few months and
must give MY decided preference anything OF the
kind wuh which scsuasied, both as Ia 10 medical
virtues and he reasosshe price a. which you sell H. In
s.ru0ous affections cutsnepus erupuobs generally, dys
persia udigrsiOn cOs'ive habits and liver complaints,
an pch pleased with it, euecN In these complaints, or
any hsr whore scroflla Is Indicated with coah
tsnc- recon- mend Il 10 the patronage Of the profession a.
valuable auxiliary for removing tisessr In some Of 10
most .ruuhlesome forms ami % all "a safe and valuable
medicine BENIN "hhho ~ "
Brooklyn Nov. p. 1876.
Ds ToiyNsfND-- lear Sur Having for sons tue pes.
been tcrd with pulmonary affection on my lungs, ard
continual patio side owing IN evening exposure 10
trav-og aher preaching and hndng my disease Ia IN
crease With nIucn dcuy u breathing and other alarm.
Ing symptoms was advsed by clergyman 7 iend OF
mine 10 Try your celebrated SassApsTs did 81, and
after taxing Two three bottles found myself reuvod
NV appetite has been restored End myself much srong
or and hope very resume n.usl dnti-s hsve
greatly benshi-d ny exe-isnt sdcipe 'rsl
n my duty III. fscts for 0e benefit OF othes
who AZ shorug under the dkcrues that have
bsep FOR some time past Respectfully, you're,
SAMUEL WHITE, Pastor OF BApusi Chafen
Nov u, 1916. Staten ssnd.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
ONgD LATER FROM MEXICO.
Gen. Scott advancing TO the Capitai-MexI
can offer of Peace Rejected.

fftth tue Gun fhUa
The following intelligence comes TO us by Extra.
,rIinsry Express and Magnetic Telegraph. 1t
rs received at the Mobile Herald and Tribune
ssce 2ist instant, and at Fredericksburg, Vir.
rnia yesterday Monday morning.
The steamer James L. Day arrived at New Or
cans from Vera Cruz on Monday morning, the 2lst
at She left Vera Cruz the afternoon Of the 18th
hs touching =, Tampico on the morning Of the l7th
.si Brszos Santiago on the afternoon Of the 18th
The is only day later, and we are indebted
tgi, 70 the New Orleans Dtlta
Tbe main interest excited by this arrival says our
dp centors on the report communicated TO the James
1 Day. by SIR Clifton. the pilot Of Tampico who board
a her the l7ih Of that city.
BE- ststes that they la daily expectation Of A.
tack from the Mexicsns who we're reported 10 he 500
sOng In the vicinity Of the city the night of the l2t
inst.
peo 10 rise; the American authorities. however had
timely information of the contemplated movement and
osuppress IL If attempted called out the troops, who
lev on their arms all night.
There was then 10 demOnstrston of revolt made on
the 18th inst party Of Mexican lancers however al
rupted the outposts at Tsmpco, and drove the sent
Be. into the city.
On the 10Th party Of raucberos STACKED the Pilot
s,snon and greeted by a discharge from half
dozen muskets when they refreshed
Ths bark Mary. Of Baltimore. pu. into Tampico on
the 10Th Inst for supplies and repairs She bound
for Vera Cruz with 200 volunteers which she landed al
Tsmpco.
The most important part of the intelligence brought
BY this arrival IL the factoring prospect OF peace
Capt Wood of tbs James l.. Day informs us tnst
Information he'd been received at Vera cruz before Inc
Day he Ioff that Generals Scott and Worth. with the
main BODY Of the army, had advanced IS far ss Rio
FRO without opposition and were met at that place By
deputstion from the Capital with propositions OF
pesca.
The exact tenor of the propositions was no, known
They were however OF such nature that Gen. scott
refused accept them and determined 10 push on
to the Capital.
From the deep anxiety felt by the rev Government
II tbs term Government be applied TO any party
power In Mexico TO ssy the march OF our forces ON the
Capital 1t thought that farther concession would be
made TO General Scott before he took up his line OF
march from Rio FRO
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~ At 81 O'Clock esterasy P. n. the Thermom
eter marked 94s, in the shade, in our Office

Il The steamer Roger WILLIAMS, Capt A. DE-
Gzoor arrived from Albany yesterday at 70 minutes BE-
fore o'clock P NJ Our thanks are due 70 the Captain
for Albany paper, Of yesterday. The Roger williams
goes up regularly on Tuesdays. IhursdsJ' and ss'ur
days and return. on Mondays Wednesdays and Pddsys
Capt DE- GRooT her commander, has no, his superior
the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
guriuu ano 8nmmer Hlreiine.
DIR. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARILLA.
yHg MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN IA
WOgIn.


yg,Hfs EXTRACT ral up SSsrt ssft.e, nj sss s...
Il sAzsp5, plessAai-r. Aae sar.ntei suresios - ~
sold /, cares e,sozses whoui p0aftAg yrstsf rs~s-
ne sTesi N-sssy al superorr Of ms ssrsspsraa
,,.1 - sss-r ru-i,ss H. whis ersdeass disesse, 10
ia,tsoral-s he bodv
IT Has PERFORMED
~os, rs.~ $4,000 evsEs rsis YrAi
1000 cURss - RHru~Ariss
Loco cvsEs 90 D1sPsFstA. -. =,
1880 cUEEs OF GESrsaL DEBILITY, and VAIL OF
Negy erersr.
3.eaG FsNsLs CoNrL,ISrs AND ovEa.
OF he sood. viz. Uls-rs. serotnls Eysipeln, Salt
2sega P'pies The fs- Nc &c logrih-r with nnsi-f-
oas csses Of CONSUMPTION. Lives Compliant spins Asc'
tlons kc rni,. Svu-, arass appear lnefedihe,
raj We hsve lsrrs fcm physctsas md our g-nu from
ali parts u the United sslss Informing 40 II eruaordn n
y so5ss Ssssrl inforn. as lhsi be
can r,tf thar cre haedred sod any ess-s 70 We,
place .oos fes'e are noa..nds 1ns ~. ~. % =,
New Yo,t. Which sc ~ rsfe' !" VIE p'sAs''' Nh" "
men Of character well Known
UNITED STATES OFFICER
Cart O. W Mclean. ufeues. Of tbe NewJersey Legis-
lst1rs al. of t- United sae. Navy has Kindly sens u
Tue s0no~isg esr'ines's. hAl' I' ~os'G,, .. ,ss,
A wear since taken with the ,as~e-sa and my
whole system len Ia debilitae state WIS induced 10
ihree bodies was very mach relieved and srnntea II
enurry he said ssrsspasila hsve continued 'sAn
ms lie and would not he wiihous unde any considers
don. - q. W. MCLEAN
THE EDITOR
joan Jackson, Esq. Editor ~ ~ Railway hepuonesn
published The above certificate and remarks M sn edodAi
follows
The success Of or. T0wnseud's preparation OF ssrss
az resr 10 ~ the most eXtrspriinsfy character
I've pabish today c-ru6cates In ia hehs one rom
Csnf Mclean OF his town, ard one from Rev Mr. Wnte
Of staten Island, gentleman well known 10 hshwSy
Cspt Mclean believes Tie msflciue 10 have save MA me-
and Mr. White seems ente sssn ecu>y .trong con.
Sd.rce In i.s efficacy. Irtrlsent men IKE these WOO
not praise % strongly hey did y believe To de-
serve IL -..-r~D
Th.s certhcate hasdei into Or. rownsend's once
hi. week and cnncusyey prove that his sarsApsus has
psract control over The most ohsnse diseases OF me
blood Three persons cured Ia one house 10 unpreee-
denied. ..,
Da -ovx.E~o-D Dear Str | have the pleasure 10 In
form YOU hat three OF my children have been cured Of The
scrofl be the Of your excellent medicine They
rsre ALLEGED very with 0sd sores, have tasen
only four boues; took them sway, cF winch feel my
self under deep obligation. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC W. GRAIN, 100 NoosersI
Ncw-York March |, i847
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-29
THREE CHILDREN
RHEUMATISM AND TIE PILES.

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ps TowvsssD-Dcar Sir. My wife hs. heeu for sever
Al yssrs Afflicted with rheumatism. She has tried macy
a-res remedies O ohtsn some relief, bat AL In no pur-
mae She VA. finally induced by seeng your sdvetuse-
ent 10 give your ssrsspadlas trial We procured some
on Il fum your .geut (Mr Van Bu.srkl and II gives me
pleasure TO state that ser using sire eNp-ri- need yreai
r.sf aud wa. In very time perfectly cured. VS.
sso together with msa In my employ badly troubled
with piles ard by using small guSnU) OF your sNsspa
one OF the o medicines snd WOu slyise al Who are
AFFLICTED To give Il Trial 0ARRlr 0AkRaBRANT,