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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25

A, six @'chck Yesterday evening Mr. ruosar1. Eli.
,or Of the Petersburg Republican. arive in the iran
imn thai lcwn and pllitely favored us with extra,
issuod r,m his office. containing The following. pcd
from an extra III the New Orleans Delia. whlch MAS
brought on IN advance ii mhl 10 Petersburg. tt the
Washington | mon. Alter The desp1,,h In liz nlou
was sent. lis editors kindly p rmllei Mr. Dnnkad In
use the fStrs. We az greatly ehlieed Ia Nh D.. fr
enabling 10 lay The contents 4, tins cAa htloe our
Ieldcfs.--R. Tine
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
IMPORTANT NEWS
FROM MEXICO.
by Telegraph from Has, agto,,.


Oar .sr~s in qiei possession # .herieo-No prospect
arsoce --.7mcricat oa lt2l--!saata .7ma dea,oua
esd by The .Nrtlsa siafes-t,fas u 9th, P,io,e and
Slah mol killed
We received o.,lst. At quarter hef II iwn. 7. NJ
ihr fllesing Ieretaphr despatch iren Washington,
containing sers important nems lram the seaief MAJ
We presume the intelligence hrnghl this mora
ing hy the "Pr Espnss.n and VAS despatched Ia
Washington b, Telegraph, lfon liiehmoud u Peters
burg.
INV OHLR.ss. De-. 18th. 1917.
The Fashion arrived here late last uiphi from era
Crux. There is afea amount Of news by her. but
nothing very important
The CHIEF OF is are. thai Mexico Is 10 quiet roSses
sion of our severs nj the Northern States have
declared Santa Anna traitor. and have pledged them
selves IL raise considerable nunlef of fJups be-
p.sc,d under Paroles or BusaIaenta.
The whereabouts ui SAINTS Anna Was no known. lie
wassupplsed 10 be N the neghb1rhnud II Paebla.
Neither Pillow nor North. MI any Of The Generals
WIRE hill d; Plllbw wounded Our lss IA all is sild
to bo 1921 Conc h1usini ~ hundred aud twenty nnc)
longrcs, VAS IN meet on the filth inst, q efelrp.
Yours, nc.
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GEN. NADDl IIIONpSO\,S VIEWS

Numerous meetings have been recelty held in south
'afN'na' on the subject of the Wm,t proyisp and n
n''S ,,rm one at Greenyllle. the 3 inst al which
Gen Nally Tomqson. our late Munster In Nsxira
was present, and made sp ecI, abstract pf mich is
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NEGRoER! NEGROES.

" r Q Z Q f 5 7!
| AN now in market to purchase fall supply Of \ F..
'NotS wa pay the highest market cash price for ali
LhELT NEGROES.
From 10 TO 10 years Old
PERSONS having any Tor sale wi do we'll 10 cali be
tore making sale, doubt the highest rice can be Obtain
W. NJ. HAkT.
Wi'I give liberia price hr two Baeksmths ana
Carpenters good workmcn.
~ D. Persons at distance having Negroes FOR sale ~1
for sale A /,
Aug lg-t. -
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THE UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL.

The Washing ton corrrsp ndcnt Of the \. !. Jonraal
Il Commerce mi1rnS MS. (nd we moi surprised Ia
hear ~ that SOME diff ally sui exists IN regard 10
reIat ups our Government wIh Ihaln Brlz l. "lhurgl
Ar. Tod. (SaNs TIC W ucr) has made most conclan
~ presentation ech rich rls Ireparcd hrrt bg NJ
BpciHtda, ard 0PHorci by lie tdbuiet, though n
With mi sane upPlsliloa Nctll c CT has zen countr
acted by another ducuuaul AT the same lime fl cha
communicated. 'cldrdjy APP rowing Of Mr.. Wises CO
dnrt to he Brazilian government. | have reason 10 l.
eve that ad''crs have been received here winch 90
s.uw that there Is much luhi whether diplomatic tt,
tans viii be continued al all under present ccunSlal
ce< y
II seems strange that the frmer Minister shouD |,
snrcd. whe the new is Instructed TO axe Ir'senla
on speech, winch in the opinion If his predec. IS
direct assault upon his course, and urse. eAcusaol
Of that of Brazil But II is iavurite idea Of Mr. Poi.
10 Srud sword and olive branch gethcr II Seems Il
huk there would tie a lack Of dignity or sell respect n
expressing friendly - tnens 10 his neia hbors woJi
at the same tlmc II ahng a naked sword.
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Lcone.pon Iene, ofIhe Blum L. cnnncr.

''
r. rr - H. Il, 1,,, f,I,,,,1
-.
-. AsiiA@foH, w. = - l''
me '"en, anu "a IN ID Inc e1oUi7"n' '9
ostn''n .l'ih-h as II foetleflhg 9hefNlSiea, flr
.ae ! I'm my de J As much as 1t pieiss al
there WIS. Jad9h5 lfm ecu sauces, m 'el ass reN
SJne uhl 'fsdiih3 beiWe II The l'ffad nj ana > Ua
Aaaa with rsIlrl tolha return d tn latter to M'Tro
w all zen .nhf that III III a 9.eia dfa 'un'cI SlH
Mocha As ',ebee diee d iadnstt and laughed at he
very idea lhlt his mission 10 th ny ,ld otIc White
II us should be respected yet. u uy he was
by our t,1yernm nj "iibimporI d,sPachesay,- v.tal
dispatches 10 Mexico, where las reception was not 50
favorable as WAS anlleipaled and there are gentlemen
HE who XIII" Aloeiia 10 have been the lmP the pan
l.r oi Santa Anna And II will npt b. lugottcn tla
VII MHphy. IN the summer Il : To- made noise III he
newspapers About lhe month If July, in that year, he
Travelled 10y eNfrss 10 Mexico and II WIS then said ana
n1i denied, that he received passports from Glycn
nent 10 entle him Il enter Vera Cruz. hotWIth,and
mo the bio la lr have my POSSESSION letter trlm
Havana, dated the 9th of August, IN which atcd
that this geaiemln ny praiege of Slnla Anna" by
whose aid aud antc h anass Il a fortune Of 500
IOD) IN tw1 years IN tn city OF Vi Xico Thsr two
friend, of Santa Anni were hiphly honored on account
II Their patron In The New Orleans Bee was publ III
I'd letter dated al Mliamoras Aurls p Is IS, con
tanning the sentence: .Nolu outstanding the cunralIc
non # The =. mon about the arrival olan agent OF
lie Ne>lcans al Wa3hintt,n II IA hrlieyeJ hero, ia he
true
The opinion Gains pr 1nll daily that Their, will be
10 more fl ,hlnp.o
Within the narrow limits of a letter deductions and
probabilities from les, facts cann5, bc owen but they
spryc \, links in The c1,in If vl,cc tlai th. rrun
santa Anna was agrecl on and. by the Presidents own
amlsson il WAS peasinp In The Admins ration; for If
b1 s,,p.osed that Santa AM, must see me min
Gus consequence 10 Mexiea of war with the United
States and that II mus Ie his interest T., Cror ,cnrc
Santa Anna arrived IN Yer, Cruz an the Ih If Nn,u,,
lSl6 and awinr in his walk, were the dosn,chrs Of
our oyorn.o II, propsnr peontia,ns far IN the ISL of
: plolnlrr TIN. ssDafa' no oilicl oroan of the
NrNlean & ,yernnent nnb . | the letter If NJ Ru,
ban,n To tl Nlxi,s1 s,r,,.,r, =, S,, ,,i,, ,Lr ,,,
o III latter The lrircr Of Sir. b. h,oan was dl'ml
. H.. ~ Il, ~ I,ly I~l6 ,,l ,,,.h.1 ~, fr,, -.
ma had directed favorable reply Then lis motives would
Jn'iF nave been shSifced' ana 81, 10 turn til" puIT
lde III hts leor lie suddenly became the head AMI LoI
ot the "if putty Tie Administration, INDUCING n its
felsoai6ie snPa5siilnn. said throngh the tnn after
1t WAS Known thu sania Anna's return WAS not lob
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25

hcm 10 tie lcics IN ta1drg ihe ilce @let' In. " a
quito sr-uic, an fon uhencc he coud b'hlnfd ibe Ell
will.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25

\ letter from Gen. JAcKsoN written nearly - yeas
ago. Whll' he was member Of Congress. has uS Lcn
PnbShed.l In which occurst following vely poln I'd al
lnst condemnation Of practice which he at erwad',
while President, did more To ablish and prIpeuae
Than any other executive we have ever la =
PuuApELrHIA. Jan, +, l19s.
IN order 10 carry into fleet the measures
ct The Administration. they have fallen on pan 10 r.
m We from iii " ovel man who PROCESSES aIicaar
clPieN and MI those liccs with men who will bend 10
HE nod OF HE Executive. This is OF mere ettIf
hut II IS pny avoWcd by s)me of the Heads Of )cf
n'nS, Ia be ihr u'c lately established by he ENeenYe
and lh!S day openly vowed On The mr of Cangrs and
alirn ted to be JUS flied therefore, the talents. rlfnfs'
"r a3IIus OF men, are m recommendation 10 hrng lh
INTO 9TH g. II They do not think exactly with the Exec
I've. ms Is sweet rev rrl tlr seven years, ser'luP
!" OBTAIN freedom; and if cannot led to below
as the President h'levcs in p ilics, (and God rhd
MAJ rliy should he is not f. an oil e in The nle
safes Tins. sir. view rs mare dangerous than '
eadbhNlment Of religion for it is truly attempt p"
establish politics and 10 take a'ray he right q hmhm
ms. ST. VIII open the eyes OF The Americans. and
nope hereafter they will be careful how they rrpse ''
h""h confluence in Al individual. Bat the parties no"
are at issue, and 1t will shortly be determined.
Yours, Sc
ANDREW JACksoN'
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STE tMfRS
Gamma .1\U MISSOURI
Fourteen DAYS later from Europe

Thu British steamer Cambria, Capt Jndkn.. arrived
- slon with dates from Liverpool aud London 10 TIN
Jth inclusive,
Ihc French Mai sicaino, Missouri. Capt Nor,e with
dates lrom France 10 III, ist instant. also arrived al
New York
by MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25

~ - n CINCINNATI, JuNr II, 1876
Dear Sir-N G have lost the sale Of LARGO ,n,r,i,v =,
your rms by not having supply hand Nearly every
day we baVe u refuse orders from the country You will
Please ship supply at once, have already
Yours Re'py, g. f. THOMAS co
Mr. Monroe writes from Cincinnati Ohio that the PM.
of. " " 'N''N
For sale in .yn"hblrg, by
join II. SEAN. nrlgeist
P =" aeen lf the Proprietor
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GCncras Commission

a.ND e. Il O { T. RT SI.N'ESs
Wiz. undersigned having a,ociatel themselves as
partners, uudor the style and firm Of
ROBERTS & BUTLER,
Tor The purpose OF conducting = ssneral
Commission Business,
IN i'ynohhnrg. and having akes the large End commo
dous house recently occupied by Robert. < Waller and
immediately opposite The Bank OF Virginia. would IN nal
RESI- cct y solicit Tho patronage OF their f,ends an the
public generally for cousgumens OF all kinds produc
such al
Tobacco, Flour, Whiskey. &C, 40
Kyl'nd Roberts having brought INTO the concern,
ar.eal I'd very desirable
STOCk or GROCERIES,
and thu new firm being dcsirous To reduce the pr s,n
stock, IN order TO devote then attention more parcuar,
to the Commssi,n business will offer uroat induce
mcns 10 purchasers.
Edward b, Butler will give his personal attention 10
tho
Management and Sale OF Tobacco,
consigned 10 their care. Where advances are mad,
the usual price Of % per hog shcad will Urged
TOR selling and collecting
lie has been, from city life extensively e,r,gedi,
tho looaccn Trade and would beg leave 10 refer his
friends and tho public generally follow M gentle
men
,oha W. Warwick. NJ. ianghorno & 5 u.s.
jesse Hare Seth ilasay.
Aud. It, Arnistcad Samuel Met oIkle.
Samuel Miller, James l.. Clayton,
Dr. James Saunders. David w. Burt H.
RAIAND ROBERTS,
EDWARD Il. BUTLER.
August 26-Gm il
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NEW TAILORING:
Il = II 4 IL l. ISL ME r.
.COhu II. Karin.

Uafe OF the city of RichmOnd)
Ii ANlNG taken the house formerly occupied hy [ W
Love, immediately opposite Messrs. Gregory y k''a
Hardware establishment, for the purpo,e of IRVING the
TiLORLN,i BI' SLNESS
IN ALL IFS VARIOUS BRANCHES,
which he feels himself lily qualified to do, having carrr"
II ON N the city of ri hnoid for the last ten year, the W
tire satisfaction OF his omcrs lie warrants "
fit in all cases, the money returned for the material
THE. LATEST FASHIONS
VIII "3 rtadNed b. htn, sopr they pi5she' ~
'pesby s'rl't aen1 10 Business, to merit share oil i
liz patronage
The Ladies of I.vn hhrg and the surrounding country
respectfully rorlncd that he prepared and make W
CIlILDREN'S CLOTHES,
in the most fashionable stylc
lie would also to s, who wish their clothes cut a
not made by linn, that he will take the ne pains IN c
ting hat he would If he was 10 make Them.
JOHN p. KELVIN,
Oct 2l-3w ii
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From 10 to 10 wears Old
FROM ONO

40 nt know where 10 begin with the certificates from
om as We have enough to i'll page Extract from lie ter
dated = ~ y ~ ~
o,,-- 49, tHiLLlcornE, Jan'y &c, lsi6.
~ nave number OF kinds of Pills lett with me on sale
paw tInk your sugar t"a'edI V Pills go them ALL
sold the gross first left m abJu three months
Yours Respectfully A. D. SpROAT
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FrKTIIER FAILURES IN EUROPE.
NEW YORK Oct.lolp NJ

WV ''hN, ''tlt -, I, l. NJ
Inc rehch steamer Missaun Is IN quarantine, hnng
lng dat = Ia the LIST Instant
IN n'uucttlon has taken place in Sicily mud the rig
War toops had refused To fine upon the iasnlacn s. The
French had fleet there, which caused great d.ssallslae
tlIn and excitement
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-21
DIR. L PEERY'S
VERMlFUGE OR DEAD SHOT. :"

a hlghEy ralna5e prepayatio copablc from N,
y Us @e''o" Of clearing tie system in G1c hours Of
Tlo o:, etery WOrm.
Inc origin, Development and support Of worms IN ths
human system, to be attributed 10 a denroTad "a
inc a CONDITION fhe stomach and bow els it IT,
III? an established fact that where the digestion is MIN
paired the general power of the system in a beaithv
h tey can find no habiaon This preparation has
te peculiar advantage of not only destroving arary
worm, D1t also ofproducnga healthy action of9he 10
oIller organs of digestion, thereby relieving
many complaints arising from arrangement of tte ~
SesuEe organs Although prompt and certain in its on
So au NOT unpleasant to the taste, it is perfectly
sun IG 10 tie tenderest age.
The following certificate ,roc ,ddoo,oj /. 49,. .
- O. ~ sands, General Agents at New York.
Cart1o,u New YORK May s, 1915.
'hG hho"n the great medicinal value of Dr. IETHYs
hNIllUGE, as proved by its effects on two 0fmy child
ouiic i "i M5on We're much afflicted and their health
p1ontb Impaired IN consequence of wolms For nine
LUZ previous to using the Dead Shot Vermiflrew
Gnc lu escorted to various medicines which no
uuceu pt partial relief their sleep was broken vim
Soat ireuness and pains in the stomach itchn oftLe
other parts and were unable rest at NIGHT
beng Obliged TO wait upon and relieve them ali Va
IUug' adinlsteled to each of them dose of the
Dead shot which brought away large masses Of worms
III ug5cSOlhposed state and greatly Iecy ed them A
ana thelr health since, which is now over three months
nns Deel entirely restored make this statement that
p "a t iS Uleh suffering from similar cahse may
resort 10 IIe same means for lciief
r,,o g., RICHARD HALLORAN, Nos, Crosby st.
ne ioIoWng is an extract from letter apdlesse to
c, DrnBY LINE, Vt MAY 1 7th 1s4s.
Hehtenlen--l received the box OF" Dead Shot" Yer
nnlu9e ABOUT fifteen days since and have now only n
Few dozens e on hand, which will be gone in less than
zen Gays seems to do the work to the satisfaction
otall who use it. hear some great accounts
II mas produced the expulsion of from Is or 20 to I15
worms rom one PERSON. and nearly the number
rom some children OF course You will think worms
one ofthe prevailing diseases in Canada and Vermont
flease send me another supply soon as convenient
nj. dtespectiuly T. c. BUTLER.
i, LIct 20 Genus per wal viG:ly
Irepared by DR. H. r. Perry and sold wholesale and
letall by A r. x d. SANDS, Druggists 100 Fulton ST,
corner of William. New York o' NV SO
s Sod also by j, j, BLISS s. CO., Brandon.
ana by druggists generally throut the United States
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-01-21

PERSIAN MECHANICS. The natural talents
of the Persians have found exercise IN the
career of industry In the seventeenth CEN
tury the art acknowledging on cloth, silk and
leather was carried to high degree OF per
lection. There We're manufactures of pot
terry in every part of the kingdom, some of
which possessed the property OF resisting fire
and was so hard and tough hatmortars were
made oft in which hard substances were
pounded. The porcelain Of Herman is re-
nOwned forts lghtness and elegance, and it
was from this province that Murrhne vases,
mentioned by Piiny, came. The manufactures
! Of leather, shagreen, and morocco, rs old
as the Parthian kings,are still in a 1ourishlng
state. Their edged instruments, as swords
and razors were much esteemed, as well as
their bows. They also arrived at great eX-
ceIlence in the manufacture Of silk, cotton
and WOODEN stuils. The carpets so highly
valued, and known as Turkey carpets were
manufactured in Persia and derived their
name from passing through Turkey to market.
The sabres of Khorazan are damascened with
cold, and cost from 60 to $50 dollars, These
blades do not bend; the fine quality Of the
steel is known by its waving, cloudy streaksl
Among the Persans as well as the Turks, al
metals are laIlllClGl COlh CNCIi 'IlS hOleS-
shoes are made in thatmanner. This Is said
to give them greater solidity. They possess
besides many arts in an eminent degree Of
perfection. At a very remote period they
excelled in the art of cutting precious stones,
and in dyeing colors which united briIliancy
with durablencss, and they are represented by
recent travellers as being still acquainted
with the silvcring Of glass, and the cutting of
diamond3 and DO notseem to have lost any
of the arts which they practiced two centuries
ago, but have acquired some new ones, such
as the art of enameling which they execute
very well. The powers Of imitation and
invention, as displayed in the arts Of paint
ing and statuary,' are not prescribed in
Persia, as they are in Turkey; and were it
not that Turkey interyenes as q barrier be-
tween European light, and the genius Of the
Persians, we should probably find this Ash
attic nation making an extraordinary step of
advancement in the arts and scienccs.-Mcch.
jour.
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TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH

gEVHE second arrival of NEW GOODS
H. this fall at FLETCHER & WRlGHTS
CHEAP Store, Orwell Vt. Here may be
found a very large assortment OF DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERK,
GLASS s. HARD WARE,
MEDICINES, BOOTSS SHOES, BOOKS
and Buffalo ROBES, Sc. SC.
This second stock has been selected with
much care, embracing every VARIETY ,
and is the largest that can be found in this
c1ole region Of country. These Goods were
purchased, not by an AGENT, but by oM-
selces in person, and were PAID FOR IN
CASH, which enabled us to get them at low
er prices, by nearly 10 per cent, than any es-
Enlistment that buys on CREDIT. We
CAN and WILL sell at as low prices as any
in the State, not excepting the "War and
Free Trade Shops" however LOUD their
trumpcts may SOUND.
gzy' Call and examine for yourselves, and
then you viii believe us. 1--WE speak as to
wise men. Judgey pc whdt oce say"
FLETCHER & WRIGHT
Orwell, % Nov. 1916. 70
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n B. Persons having business to transact at the
Patent Office and wishing to avoid tedious and ex
pensye journeys to Washington, and loss of time
need only open a correspondence with the subscri
Der, when their wishes will be duly attended to- An
to ascertain if be original and paentable, before
applying for Letters Patent, may obtain the desired
information by sending brief description of the
same by mail to the subscriber, accompanied by the
usual retaining fee of five dollars.
The subscriber refers for character and qualifca-
tons to his EXcellency, the Present Governor of
Vermont and to the Senators and Representatives
in Congress- VIM. p. ELLIOT.
Washington, Feb. ID, 1916. wisely
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STOVES AND OTHER CASTINGS.
CONANT, TRAsK & CO.,

Dit-l+'i/ Wv -
MANUFACTURERS OF COLD BLAST IRON
AND CASTINGS,
UAVE constantly for sale at their Furna-
L 4 ces, large assortment of Cooking Box,
Air Tight and ORN11LENTAL STOVES;
comprising all the desirable styles, sizes and
improvements, together with heavy Box for
Starch Factories, and other large buildings
They also have u choice variety OF MOL-
Low WARE, POTASH and CAlL-
ORION KETTLES, SAD IRONS
and TAILORS' GEESE. And are prepar-
ed to execute orders at short notice, and on
the lowest terms, for Railroad Chars, Gea',-
ings, Iron Plate Roqting, and all kinds Of Job
Work.
The attention of Dealers is respectfully So
licited l9'tf
Oct. 81, 1916.
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agriculture" says Socrates, sis an en-
ploymeent the most worthy the application Of
man, the most ancient and the most suitable
to his nature; it is the common nurse Of all
persons, in every age and condition of life
it is the source of health, strength, plenty, and
riches; and Of thousand sober delights and
honest pleasures. 1t is the mistress and school
of sobriety and temperance, justice, religion,
and in short, Of all virtues, civil and military.
The best American apples command eight
dollars per barrel in the English market
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITERs
WlChLD persons have been dstributin- n solvs q,
sale in Vermont, which they call '"-'' -"
MAGICAL PAIN EXTR ACTop


MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
On the wrapper they have the name of Henry no1ro,
RldHea loiccount the falsehoods they circulate With
theI counterfeit salye would fill volume Besjdo. n
Is 100 loathesome to dwell upon. ~ ~
Gentle reader plain statement of facts will onobI
ou " prevent future deception Heretofore many ~
Sou me you supposed you purchasing Dalfeyjs
MoItless counterfeit article Dalyes Magical PAN
acfof is acknowledged by all druggists and deaeTs in
world II is put up in tin boxes folded in hi
9n the lape he writes his name H. DALEY with 1a IN
% cUlored INK from the label The counterfeit has
henry DALEY printed on the label in imitation Of W.T.
ing ny examining closely you can detect tha c i
!lon IN the genuine the initial ii. DALEY is wrtte
IN the counterfeit the whole name Henry DALEY et,
pears Truth and fairness ought to characterize I'll nv
transactions in this world and the man Who resorts 70
m o 90 ana deception to impose upon the public ous
70 are as they surely will come out poor in the begia
o o1fH g.. of Vermont offer you Dalleys genuine
Daglcai ram Extractor with his name written Ry him
self with pen on each box. This is the ORIGINAL a
me ram Extractor and is what the propreiogs of
neis Pain Extractor claim to exactly initiate NEath
er 1t does exactly initiate Dalley's or NOT / co,not @
2ut never saw the first person yet who gave Con1ss
Now ALL ask is fairness in the whole roattar
DaIieys Genuine Magical Pain Extractor is IN tia
that II VI IG agents for sale in boxes See;
Ieck, NJ X Scott b Halman Beniinaior
Io,n Land1n Factory Point; Wheedon & WieEEsIa
Allen, Fairhaven; Jameson Castie1nn g.
gan a. q Co; Rutland l. Walker Carendon
WaGgfopd I Jonee p39n my Corners Martndaja
Eer Clarendon; Luther Daniels Rutland s u WiHs-
10Y; TdtttSold V9ney Ross, Brandon; W Russell
Mo adRe11iy To1ndn RsoSEsoe NeThayenj smith,
felngton Yergennes w Brown, Addison 6 Ses uH
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