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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21
WING STATE CONVENTION.

Notice is hereby given that Wing State
Convention will be holden in Montpelier, on
Thursday eve., 2lst instant, for the purpose of
appointing two delegates at large and four dis
trict delegates to the National Convention, and
State and County Committees for l84S.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21

advertisement of the Fall River route, from Bos-
ton to New York, in to- days paper. The gen
tleman forwarding it requested US to copy an ar
ticle from another paper on that subject, but we
cannot do SO as we have not the article named
suffice it to say, that after trial of three of the
routes between Boston and New York, we give
the preference by large odds to the Fall River
line. The BAY STATE is a floating palace and
If one chances to take the MASSACHUSETTS, no
will find an excellent sea boat, and quite as CON-
Portable, though not as splendid as the former
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21

TO The Editors Of the BeHocs Falls Gozete
and WindsOr Journal. James Johns, ESQ. of
Huntington, requests US to aid him in obtaining
your papers in exchange for the Autograph and
Remarker. The best we can do is, to advice
you TO CRAFTY brother Johns; we say brother
for though he prints with quill, he is neverthe-
less an editor and witha deserving editorial
courtesies
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21

GF7The Message is a model for all Cover
nors : brief, yet comprehensve-in sentiment
decided, yet temperately and handsomely ex-
pressed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21
ANNIVERSARIES.

Vermont Colonization Society, Thursday, Oct.
81.
Vermont Antiquarian and Historical Society,
Thursday, Oct 2l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21

CABRERA, the Dictator of the States of Gen.
trail America, was native Indian, wild and
wholly untutored. He captured the city of
Guatemala and made himself Dictator He af-
terwards devoted himself to study, and the acqu-
sitlon of knowledge. He Is now said to be
good scholar and an excellent ruler.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21

O. A Telegraphic eespatch to the Evening
papers states that Havana papers to the 9th have
been received at Charleston. A Vera Cruz cor
had addressed circulars to the Mexicans, invit-
ing deputies to the Capital, with powers TO con-
cude treaty of peace. A division of 1860
troops had been sent by General Scott TO take
Tuluks, near Mexico. Boston Alias, Oct. 10.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21

05PSee fourth page for Governors message
and sundry new advertisements.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21
HOUSE..

HOUSE.
yer by the Rev: Eli Ballou.
e Speaker announced the following
STANDING COMMITTEES.
OF WAYS AND MEANS.
Mr.. Cults of Hartland,
Blake Of Brattleboro,
Green of Sheldon,
Sawyer of Sudbury,
Bates of Irasburgh.
ON MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Mr.. Bailey of Poultney,
Whipple of Springfield,
Smith of st. George,
Huntley of Bridport,
Montgomery of Walden.
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Kittredge of Fairhaven,
Converse of Woodstock,
Lyman of Burlington,
Hubbell of Fairfax,
Walker Of Royalton.
ON CLAIMS.
Mr.. Adams of Milton,
Tilden of Cornwall,
Davis of Alburgh,
Jones of Shrewsbury,
Kimball Of Lyndon.
ON ROADS.
Mr.. Royce of Berkshire,
Needham Of Bristol,
Rice of Somerset,
Catlin of Orwell,
-Kittredge of st. Johnsbury.
ON BANKS.
Mr.. Porter of Hartford,
Collamer of Barre,
Kellogg of Benson,
Seymour of Vergennes,
Watson Of Highgate.
ON MANUFACTURES.
Mr.. Henry of Weathersfeld,
Boynton of Hinesburgh,
Elkins of Troy,
Smith of Panton,
Hyde Of Wallingford.
ON AGRICULTURE.
Mr.. Richardson of Putney,
Squier of Charlotte,
Leonard of Pomfret,
Ross Of Clarendon,
Powers of Ferrisburgh.
ON LAND TAXES.
Mr.. Matthews of Eden,
Harding of Lowell,
Cheney of CRANKY,
Allen of Lincoln,
Long of Mendon.
ON EDUCATION.
Mr.. Sabin of Georgia,
Parker of Coventry,
Prout Of Salisbury,
Miles of Addison,
Locke of Dandy.
HNH W me GRAND LIST.
.Mr Sprague of Brandon and
Cole of Mount Holly,
Mr.. Godfrey of Bennington and
Carpenter of Pownal,
Mr.. Miller of Dummerston and
Arnold of Londonderry,
Mr.. Southgate of Bridgewater ar
Adams of Andover,
Mr. Birchard of Shoreham and
Carlysle of Goshen,
MIR. Holbrook Of Orange and
blanchard of Vershire,
Mr. Root of Shelburne and
Hobart of Westford,
Mr.. Wheeler of Calais ana
Upham Of Warren,
Mr.. Ide Of Waterford aud
French of Hardwick, .
Mr.. Farrar of Richford and
Smile of Bakersfield,
Mr.. Russell of Stowe and
Pennock of Wolcott,
Nr. Ferrin Of Holland and
PFouty of Newport
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21
THE ELECTIONS.

ONO. Returns from 20 counties show a
wing gain.
PENNSYLVANIA. Skunk (oco) is reelected
Governor by handsome majority.
GEORGIA. Wing majority in the Senate B.
House 3.
Later.
GEoReIA. Tas lx,eSt news is that Towns
loco win have 800 majority for Governor, which
is 700 less than Polks majority in 1874. The
Wings have A majority in the Senate and in
the House. 1t will be remembered that two u.
s. Senators are to be chosen.
Ono. The Wings have carried both branch
es of the Legislature: important, as the state is
to be districted anew.
PENNSYLVANIA. Skunk has any where from
10000 to $4,000 majority. SO much for being a
Polk man and Taylor man in the same breath.
House loco, Senate Wing.
Iowa ELECTIoN.-The Iowa Standard, con-
toins the official vote of the August election in
that State. The entire vote cast for members of
Congress, was 2054S. or this number the
Democratic candidates, Thompson and LETTER,
received 1869 and the Wing candidates Brown
and Mcknight, 9,559;-Democretic majority,
$50.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21

O. The trial of DR. V p Coolidge, indicted
for the murder Of Mr. Matthews, at Waterville,
Me, will come on in January Eext. DR. Coolidge
is native Of Canton, Oxford county, and has been
in practice in Wateryle about four years, and
was highly esteemed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21

Coolidge; and If he is the guilty person, his
plans were not very well dgested
II appears that he made application 10 w b
Moore Esq and to Mr. George Gilman for tho
loan Of the money, before he applied to Mr. Mat
thews for it, and ii also appears that he reuuest-
ed Matthews not to tell who the money was for
and he propaby thought that the request had
been compiled with, yet 1t is evident that an at
tempt was made to drug him either with opium
or some other deadly poison, and this fact will be
another strong link in the chain Of circumsan-
tal evidence against him. A post mortem ex-
animation by professor LOOMS, says the Yankee
Blade showed the presence of sufficient guam
tity of prussc acid in the stomach TO have des-
troyed life 10 Is seconds
This melancholy aud tragic affair has thrown
the community in which it occurred, into the
deepest gloon. The victim was young man
OF ABOUT 20, OF enterprise, and highly esteemed
oy large circle of friends. He was a partner
win M fhllander Soue, storekeeper at Gin.
! ton, and engaged in a lucrative business. The
funeral took place on Saturday, the Sd, and was
attended by large assembly. We are anxious
" awaiting still farther particulars respecting
this tragcaI event, and shall take care to lay be-
fore our readers whatever authentic intelligence
may reach US.
LATER.-We learn from gentleman who left
Augusta on Friday, that the Grand Jury had
been IN session there, and in examining a stu
dent in DR. Coolidge's Uffce, he stated that Dr. c
called him into the Office about half past 8 o.
clock in the evening. He found Mr. NJ in the
Office dead. He was requested by DR. G to as
sst IN throwing him out of the window, which
he did. The jury have found bill against Dr.
and the sheriff had left to arrest him.
] NJ Tho riaI & H. " id;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21

The disbursements for the year ending Aug.
81, 1917, were us follows:
Expenses of the Legislature, S2l 773 II
Executive oxpenses--saaries, 1893 SO
Expenses of the Judiciary, 80, s0i "a
State Prison, 1928 SO
Military expenses, 1909 ~
Relief of infrm poor 9,7l5 62
Common Schools, o,sss 81
Geological Survey 1884 40
Agricultural, 2,O92 "a
Financial Disbursements, 6,502 4s-99,9i7 70
The receipts we're as follows:
In Treasury, Sept. l, 1916, s0O,dsO O5
From taxes, 50,074 50
Taxes on Bank dividends, 1876 "a
Safety and School Funds, 5,l2s 06
Pedlers licenses, 4,s29 10
All other sources, 12,0s6 2s-l04,974 IS
Bal in the Treasury, Sept. /, lsi7 s5O27 O6
STATE LIABILITIES.
Indebted to Safety Fund Banks, s36,502 81
Salaries due, 3,ll7 rs
Auditors orders outstanding 400 10 sal ,020 "a
To meet which i; has
Balance in the treasury 5,02 &c
Taxes not collected, 1896 80
Notes for School Fund, State Bank and
Surplus Fund, G,s56 40
From Co. Clerks, 1899 10
Demands in hands Of States Attorneys, $50 1871 $40 80
Balance agoins, the State, SO45O o.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21

Mr.. Blood of Canaan and
Wright Of Bloomfield,
Mr.. Wilsey of North Hero and
Cooper of Isle La Mott.
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Smith of Weston,
Harwood of Rupert
Howard of Townshend,
Harrison of Chittcnden,
Bullock Of Leicester,
Baldwin of Bradford,
French of Wlliston,
Clark of Montpelier,
Mcclure of Ryegate,
Barney Of Swanton,
Luce Of Mansfield,
Allbee Of Morgan,
May of Concord,
Mott of South Hero.
DISTRIBUTING COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Field of West Haven,
Kelley of Sunderland,
Smith of Rockingham,
Buck of Reading,
McAllster of Whiting,
Matson of Thetford,
Story of Underhill,
Smith of Watsfeld,
Hart of Wheelock,
Bailey of Montgomery,
Whittemore of Belvidere,
Cole of Charleston,
Powers of East Haven,
Cooper of Isle La Mott.
ON THE. STATE PRISON.
Mr.. Story of Windsor,
Orchard of Shoreham,
Bridges of st. Adams,
Rice of Castleton,
Manning of Ludlow.
ON REVISION.
Mr.. Carpenter of Mortified,
Bridgman of Grafton,
Otis of Middletown.
oMMTTTEE UNDER THE STATUTE TO Equal
TIE THE GRAND LIST.
Mr. Goodhue of Westminster,
Bottom of New Haven,
Holmes of Hubbafdton,
Hills of Arlington,
Loveland of Norwich,
Baldwin of Bradford,
Thrasher OF Essex,
Andrus of Berlin,
Smith of Newark,
Brewer Of Enosburgh,
Page of Hydepark,
Human of Derby,
Howe of Lunenburgh,
Brown of Grand Isle.
oN-BILLs.
Mr.. Prout of Salisbury,
Gilbert Of Tinmouth.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21

State, Sergeant-at Arms and an Auditor in the
Treasury on motion of Mr. Cushman, laid on
the table. From the House, appointing joint
committee to inquire into the expediency of rec
ommending to the favorable consideration Of
Congress, Whtney's proposition to construct
railroad to the Pacific; passed, and Messrs
Hodges, Sweat and Cushman were appointed on
the part OF the Senate.
AI;onrnoJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21
OCTOBER Fl, IS47.
AUDITORS REPORT.

The annual report Of the Auditor of Accounts
is q document Of % pages--of course too vo-
luminous for republication in our paper. We
shall give an abstract of the most material points,
as opportunity is afforded.
STATE FINANCES.
The disbursements for the year ending Aug.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29
Boston-Maner- There and About.
CosrespoIience Of The Tn5una

RosroS De, q lsf7.
The able writer Of the money articles in The
Tribune i. mistaken in ascribing the authorship
Of soms exceer, coutribus,ns which have Of late sp-
pesred 10 the Boston C5rr OF the subject Of cur com
nercial relations with Brazil to Mr. Gordon. recently
American Consul a; that psce The Contributors were
made By dis1 gufsed merchant 81 ms city who hss
somewhat resided a. RIO. Mr.. Gordon however IL ca
psble Of treating The sur Jet With great ss and am
happy 10 learn that be promises 10 prepare sOrk for
the press upon that and ooznate subjects
Among other fanny things OF this place and time
is the PTonlaeareEf0 Of John 7. Robinson Of Lowell
In favor Of Brig General Cseb Cushing Tor Governor
Mr. Robinson Is excellent scholar and an eccentric
man and having been = candidate oi the Wings for
Congress from the sane District represenioc BY Me-
Cushng and some hat 10 opposition 10 tn preteu-o
Of that distinguished gentleman Ms opinion may De Tor
such and perhaps other entitled 70 some
sheraton Mr. Robinson has claims 10 distinction
scholar and particularly one acquainted with Greek
literature snd may be- improper not Inconsistent
with such character thst be now supports the candid
ate Of the psris hdy b. led IN the parsnee Of the
day fhl Grffks IL will quire more than Mr. Jack
Robinsou however raise the distinguished Br gaier
10 ihe Gubernstoris chair Of Mssssehaset's-.housh
am inclined 10 think be vii press Gov. Briggs hard
By the way the friends OF Mr.. Cushing will be
glad 10 learn that letters have been received within
few dsys In this city from him posr'srkei q New
Orleans eivrg good Of bis health ard the
condition OF nj. command He does rot say word Of
Mr. WEBSTER arrived today from his farm ST
Franklin. v n where he has been since Thurs
day last He has been suffering from a.tsck Of the
lGmbago-from which. hosever am happy 70 say, he
has much recovered
4 case was decided in one Of the courts OF this
city yesterday affecting the rights and liabilities o
stockholders in Copper companies Mr.. Lemuel WI
llsus hAviny given his memorandum check Tor from
i've h. six hundred dollars evidence OF nis noebo1
ness for o. the Boston hlong Company.
and having sfersari refused h psy such memorandum
check the ground principally OF no confederation.
suit was brous ia the Of tho Ireasuer and the
Jury found verdict Ia favor of the Treasurer Tor tn
whole amount claimed The case 10 rrpfrtd Ia fn'l IN
the DAILY Adrerfiso The moral OF the whole r. that
people should ru-n into Copper or other comp,t's
without undertaking the nsture Of their engagements
thereunio peias in refuse 10 iquids,e the claims
iustly (or Legally preferred against them.
Gen JAMES WHsoS, Representative elect Ia
Congress from New Hampshire. arrived In ,osn on SAT
urdsy sst from tour 10 the West and eit yesterday
for his residence in keene. Ha IL In good hesth and
spirits. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29
General Episcopal Convention.


Morning Prayer was rssi By Rev. Mr.. Bhlop,
OF D4 the Lessons By Rev sr Nosis of Il Cernspts
10 this City and being tn Feat OF >, Simon End "a
Jade. the Ante ccnsnunlon service BY Rev. Mr. Nc
ksnney. Of Nd M
Rev. Or. Croswe presented the report OF the Mission
AIRY Bshop Ordered IN he printed in the appendix 10
he Journal Of tss Canon.
message received from thu House 81 Bshopsto
The effect ths, 81 MT 9TH the Horse 10 Ne
amendments 10 the oa The Penalty OF Saspeo-
sion
Judge Chambers moved h seri message q the
House Of Bishops respectfully asking thss they once
more consider the su5tssr.
good deal q warm discussion followed, some sen
tensn urging that effort mus, b. made % recoueie
the Houses that they might net seem divided on
% important m.sr the end OF the session o,hers
were OF opinion that sach difference Was not tning
10 b. regretted or s,renuousy avoided The question:
sending the message wss tskeu BY Dloceses sni
carried
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

~ The Albany & Schenectady Railroad Comus
ny ste sohsus) have s't paid Dividend u tso 49, .
half per cent - their Stockholders tho hf-, jis-ud
they have paid for years. This ooe oi the nfs
Railroads built In tbs country. AMI he original coz, Il
construction Al 'eas, double sh,tt Sonld be- At the
present time Bat this would mot have been 50 bad had
the Road been propery lacstd On, in eonsequence OF
the Inclined planes both ends the Road hsd 10 be
tirely re- built on new location Since the completion
OF the new Road the Stockholders have had every
son 10 believe that they would receive fair dividend
from the earnings and have authority Tor saying that
after paying all expenses and Interest he debt due 10y
the Company and spproptsins 81 600 TO their sinking
fund the Company could make yearly dividend Of ssre'
per cent The only possible excn- Tor their not doing
so lhs,the business of the Wes.sp roads quiz i'm
mens s,)rehouses In Albany aud they Wish the kbsny
Road 10 furnish the capital for their construction The
Stockholders we think have fiznt % restrain the D
reclors from any farther ouusys except such 40 srs ne
cessary keep the Road In order until tie regular dlv
dends OF css than - per cent made every
six months the ought IN ~ appropriated 10 the
Debt and II warehouses and cepOf- necessary
the capital stock ought 10 be nsreaed bu the presen'
Stockholders ought not TO be- ksp, out oi their just dv
dends A STOCKHOLDERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29
The British Wheat Market.

IMPORTATION % GRAiS.-The following lmportatons
Of Corn possess individual features of interest The
vessel Pauchon OF Sweden from Msrsees has brought
300 quarters Of Wheat the Govanino, of Aus,ris,
from Bruges 1920 quarters 81 Wheat the Nsona For
tuna Of Malta from Alexandra 22JO quarters OF Bar
ley the Loorsnese 1T Austria, from AarsslIlss 700
quarters Of Wheat the Hunter from Nsrseilles, Cos
quarters of Wheat the luna Theodoss OF Russia from
AbO l3l0 quarters OF Wheat and l3l bags OF Rye the
Jean Van EycE II Bruges. from Nev-lork IN entire
cargo comprising t3l barrels OF Flour the Abe, OF
Prussia from Nspeles 1870 quarters OF Wheat the
Borne Adele from Marseies. eaO quarters of Wheat
the Agnes of Bremen, from Quebec, 6lO3 barrels OF
Flour the Calypfo from fup.sris, 2OIO quarters Of
barley and the Amelia OF Brussels from New YORK
3 gsi barrels of Flour London sun.
How emphaiicslly such a paragraph as this de-
monstates the falIacy Of the assumption that the
United States is at this moment the granary of the
world. Here mention is made OF the importation
of about l6O 600 bushels Of Wheat and of this en-
tire amount only same 30 900 bushcls-or one fifth
of the whole-is from the United States Great
Britain will take our Wheat and Flour when II ID
for her interest 20 do So The mere fact of orr pur
chasing her manufactures largely will have no con-
trolling influence upon her action. II she can do
better on the Baltic than here, she will take the
gold and silver we pay her for her hardware and
broadcoths and send IL there to pay ior the Wheat
she purchases They are building upon sandy
foundation who expect that Free Trade here would
secure TO US the monopoly of the English market
Ii would injure our manufactures, but Il would not
benefit our farmers. Alb. Eve. Jour
COLD WEATHER AT THE EAsr-ihe Boston
Trauell,r of "Wednesday says:
The cold came upon u this morning suddenly and In
right good earnest Ii was sharp enough 10 make ne
esrs Jingle and manufacture Ice VI very respectable
thickness The thermometer stood at ~ degrees, 81
sunrise Ia the city In the surrounding country how
ever IL 10 degrees colder, So usual Al Newton
Corner we understand The mercury a, sunrise stood at
Is degrees and at O'Clock II had risen only 20 % de-
grees AtAndoyer. informed, the thermometer
At sunrise II degrees At tho Astronomical Oh
servsiory Cambridge this morning, the Thermometer
At 20o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29
TO THE LADIE s,

DR. Town.end's Sar.tDara fsgorto Of the Ladies'
~ relieves them Of great smoant Of suffering and sve'
then tine compilations, and buoyast spirs Mrs fsts'
kindly sent % the following - 49,
sOufH BROOkLYs, Aug II, 1871
DR T0wSsgND-Srs IL gives pleasure 70 testliy 20
the benec al effects have experienced from the use o.
yOar ssrsaparlia My system very much reduced ~
oervousnsss and general debility and with variety o. e
male complaints read Your advertisement and w~ IN
ducef Try effect Of remedy 10 restored me 70
better state health md not enjoyed for several year.
previous 10 taking and DO most cheertnlly recommend
Il as valuable medicine ~ all who are am ctsd a. nave
been MRS PARKER Bsitie o. South bfco<iyn
DYSPEPSIA
No fuid Or medicine has been discovered when 90
uesry resembles the gastric uice or savs IN deco
ins food the organs Of digestion a. Ins
preparation u sarsapaus II posufry eufrsefSiJ case
Of iy.pepsia how ever severe or chronic. .,
BAsK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, May ~, 1919
Da TowsssSD-Str. have been afflicted for several
wear. with dyspepsia 10 s FORM attended Win
OF stomach los ~ appetite extreme hehtoan
aud great aversion al. kinds % food, and iof weef'
iwhaf Z could eatl have been unable 10 retain Dnt
,nsll portion on stomach tined the usual renede
paint was induced. shout Two months since, q ~
gouf Extract Of aoarf a. snd must ssy win hue
confidence but after using nearly Two bottles. osna my
appetite restored sod the heartburn entirety removed
AID would earnestly recommend The use o. y 70 those
who nave been afflicted a. have been Yours, ec
W w VAN ZANDT.
n Purcha1e none bu, such have wrappers that
hide the bottle completely and have the written signature
OF > r TOWNSEND. . =, - ,
ding n Co Statest Boston Dyott sons, lSe NORM
seeond.t PHI ade phia ). > H4Dce, druggist balt.uofs
Duroi : Co Richmond P " Cohen, Chsreston VIVA
Co l5 Chartres-st New Oriesnsi lo5 South Pesrss
Albany r. Van Bussirk ~ Of Market and Brood '
Newark, y. and BY principal Drgzssts and hsfcnsnt,
generally he Tinted states West Indies end
the Canada ol5 lnieodDlup<"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29
Dangerous telegraph MonopoIy-Nsw-Yors
Legislature.

Maaoridl Of Ut'taa ConPaay-Nr. r. o. j. SmilA and
Coyea1Gss tHizaiet Iaossaad xAls Of TtLSrs2A
borsss Patent aad keir osn Pedse. p,ols,sa 5v IL.
h'sRnt"-Frst e0sss sya serrsd St-fnS ray Ia.
rg'I"m-Goed ea1ss Of Act,0r for Daaasss--Tes
l"s and Boston and Ntp- York and Buffalo Coruponts
.hsHisS on ha ue People trO,s the beash of More
Patent-l's,c York and Philadelphia Company ys|u.e
q join ne Conspraoy- Cgsr,iasd and Buffalo Lius
hAScly mreaiensd-Pr0mp Lts s.atiss aeiioh required
ioprsh Spec .iGtors from ko1op0iistns early iidinss
o. ne Prie,s Of PRODUCE HiA ms Lessiatwt suara
Hs CoHssHse.is and pass on eqgttabIs Telegraph Lar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-29

Very few families ndoedin fact have Got heard OF
one-tha used DR. Townsend saIsapagis ia time lost
any children the past Summer while those thet ga no'
-ickeneA and died The certificate publish below IL
conclusive evidence Of IL value, and IL only another Ia
stance Of It's saving the lives of children; .
DR TowNsrNpHDcay SIR. / had two children cured By
yonr Sarsapara OF the complaint and dysentery
one was only months old and the other years They
were very much reduced. and expected thsy woui
die; thsy given up by two refpestabe physicians
When the informed hat must lose them, we
mast lose them, We resolved IT, yVar sssapariis~e
had heard 50 much Of but had little confidence there being
much u4 ADVERT SD thai woste-- hut We are very
thankful 'hs did for 10 snsed the ives OF
both write this that others may BE- induced 20 use ~
Nours r,sp .ctfillv JOHN WILSON Jr
Mytis-ayeuue, Brooklyn, sept 10. 1877