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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

LONGEVITY OF AyIMALs.--The average age Of
cats is Is years; squirrel and hare. I or 8
years rabbits, 7; bear rarely exceeds 30 years ;
dog lives 20 years; a wolf, 90; "A fox, ii to
l6; lions are long-ved, the one known by the
name of Pompey lived to the age Of TO: elephants
have been known, it is asserted, to live to the
great age of 400 years. When Alexander the
Great had conquered Porus, King of India, he
took great elephant which had fought very va.
lantly for the King, and named him AJAX, dedi-
Gated him to the sun, and let HIM 90 with this
inscription -" Alexander, the son Of Jupiter,
hath dedicated Ajax to the SUM-" This elephant
was found with this inscription three hundred
and fifty years AFTER Pigs have been known to
live to the age Of 80 /; the rhinoceros to 20; a
horse has been known to live to the age of g. /,
but averages 25 to 80; cames sometimes live
to the aye Of 100 stays are very long lived |;
sheep seldom exceed the age of 10; cows live
about Is years Cuvier considers it probable
that whales sometimes live 1000 years the dol.
phin and porpoise attain the age Of 80; an eagle
died at Vienna at the age Of l0i years; ravens
frequently reach the age of 100 swans have
been known to live 300 years. Mr.. Mallerton
has the skeleton OF swan that attained the age
Of 200 years. Pelicans are long-lived; tor
toise has been known to live to the age of l07.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

IL Our friends of the Brattleboro Eagle have
gone into 90 commissions" of piscatorial delight
over a " sockdollager" of a Pike, caught by
Mr. Pettis Of that town, in West River, few
days ago, and served up" (and we underwr'e
for its having been m,H served url by Captain
LORD, last Saturday. If the Captain did crimp
that fish, as he knows how, it furnished one of
" coena dram" spoken of in the Koran
The Eagle says that the pike are not ind-
genous to lin! our waters" and proceeds 10
trace their pedigree from Long Jim Wilson
of n H., judge Chipndn OF Riptor, President
DIN, and other distinguished sarans and bon
rirants, who, upwards Of quarter Of a century
ago, translated the progenitors of this ferocious
fish from our Lake To Otter Creek, "above Mid
debury Falls" whence they were lifted over the
mountain into Plymouth ponds, whence they es-
capped into the Connecticut and its accessible
tributaries by means of a miniature dcluge That
arose from miscellaneous breaking loose of
one of the Plymouth ponds, "a few years ago"
The Brattleboro branch Of the ancient family of
the "esoces," is, therefore, rcry respectfully
descended, and the excellent Representative in
Congress from the First District, "a we'll as Mr.,
Petris, one of his constituents, can bear witness
that they are a noble fish to kill" Exploits
have been performed by the first named amateur
and gromy friend of his, in the great eddy be-
low Bellows Falls, on temporary and dissoleabie
RATS floating ice, and other frai and treacherous
moorings, which would make old Izaak Walton
or Sir Humphrey Davy stare, if not smile II
Mr. Petts understands his duty, he forwarded
the pec,oral fin of his largest victim to wash
incton, to remind his representative that there
are few more ef," such as he VIII nnd Il
useless 10 bob for" from the Potomac bridge
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

MANURE FOR FRuIr TREEs--The best COM
post for all fruit trees" (wtliout endeavoring
to suit the specific wants OF each particular
iruit,) is a compost of peat or swamp muck, re-
duced or rendered available to plants. by I'M.
leached wood ashes. The peat should if posi-
bic be dug and cartcd out in winter-thonrh il
will answer if dug in the spring. As early in
the spring as is convenient mia thoroughly the
wood ashes with the peat, in the proportion of
five bushels Of good hard wood ashes to one
wagon load of peat. Let the heap lie week,
turn it over to incorporate more thoroughly, and
in two or three weeks it will be fit for use.
This compost, or manure, contains largely lime,
potash, phosphate, and vegetable matter, the ell
ements most necessary to the growth and health
of fruit
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

Ellsworth remark ing that the committee OF the Sen.
~ ~ \rvv YORK aud Vermont have both decided II,
S,vor Of the Bnlgc Montpelier Hatciman.
Exactly but then, yon know, Mt. 'Tttsi-
man the Senate is the "Aristocratc' branch :,
all Legislatures The House of Representative,
of Vermont, the bone and sincw OF "Democra.
cy," you remember, placed stopper on this
bridging scheme 10 The inne of;-se:y.s!I major.
~. Jus, ls, the ASSEMBLY, Of New York &c, a
chance d, your bridge and i, s.ont require to b
" postponed lat r,e
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

POWERFUL LEss.-A gentleman at the opera
the other flight, in sounding the praises of new
opera glass, which he had Just purchased, said
Why, bless your soul, it brings the ladies' on
smell the musk on their poke, handkerchiefs,
and hear the beating Of their dear little hearts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

u The Temperance Herald has secured the
services Of Major Jerry Gu=-le, as correspon-
dent The Major goes the whole figure FOR
License.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28
General TayiOr's Last Joke.

dressed long letter to Gen. TAYLOR, few
weeks ago, asking his opinion in regard to the
Tariff, the Currency, Internal Improvements,
&c. sc. The Generals reply is as follows
BATON RorGE, La, March 26, 1913.
Sir:-Eour communication of the lith inst request
ing OF me my views in relation to certain political
questions therein set forth, has been duly received and
considered.
regret to inform you in reply, that deem it to be
Inconsistent toiM the position hare long since as
sumed in relation 10 such Subjects 10 answer definite
" your inquiries and that even II desired on TINS &C.
caslon 10 make an exception IN Your favor my great
want OF time at the present moment would not permit
TO give you satisfactory or even neilgloe answers
20 your numerous questions.
z TAYLOR.
To Mr.. JoHN w, King. neur Bayou Saru.
Now the particular fun Of this letter will lie
apparent when we reflect that General TAYLOR :
"poslion in relation 10 such subjects" as deiin-
ed by himself in one OF his numerous letters, is
that he don't pretend 10 knoo anything abom them.
He has announced distinctly that lie has given
flo attention" to the questions of the Tariff, the
Currency &C., and consequently has no Iefutt
opinions respecting them. Nothing could be
finer, therefore, then this grave joke upon the
verdant Mr.. Hill, that he deems it ''inconsistent'
with this position to answer defpiiely' his en-
quiries. The General is trump!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

ward. but it fell harmless. Edward sprang
from his seat, and rushed to the door, but
the murderer wasgone. He had been de.
feated, and like q fierce and cruel monster,
he waited more favorable opportunity.
ooh that horrid visage and those fam
ing eyes for Heavens sake, Edward, what
means this 2
McGreggor started up, and pacing the
room, while big drops Of sweat stood on his
brow, he asked, Edward, who has dared to
make this murderous attempt |? Edward
was pale, and his hand trembled, not from
fear but anger.
Fear not, dearest Agnes, it was but that
fend Kent, who thirsts for my blood and
longs for your ruin. The coward shall die,
Agnes, fear not for me- -
But the secret assassin -
Shall openly feel my. power added
Edward, as his eyes beaned with fierce
expression, and his con,S essed lips and
clenched hands told Of a violent mental
struggle. Edward became composed, yet
dark shade remained on his brow. 1t was
twelve o'clock and the violence Of the
storm had abated, and now loud and re-
peated call was heard at the door. 1t was
female voice. Edward opened the door,
and there stood female, wet and bloody,
with dishcvclled hair, and tattered dress.
Come in, woman said Edward, and his
voice faltered. my God, it is Mary Fer.
guson.' He had scarcely pronounced the
name when she fell at his feet, exclaiming,
in the agony of despair, McFail, revenge
me of mine enemy. She it is who would
sink me in the waters of the Loeb Lomond.
She has taken my Charles from me, and he
now lies concealed among the hills Ed.
ward advanced to conduct her into the cot.
tage, but as she caught the eye of Agnes,
she exclaimed, How shall appear in her
presence Oh, lady, you have murdered
me !! and with wild, piercing shrek, she
fled. Her voice was borne away with the
wind. Edward returned to the cottage,
and beheld Agnes in the arms Of her father.
He rushed forward to her aid A loud and
heavy peal of thunder echoed among the
hills. A flash of lightning, vivid and pro-
tracted, played over the face of Agnes, and
for moment the conviction forced itself
upon his mind that his arms encirced q
corpse. She recovered. The night wore
gradually off. The morning sun rose, and
its rays of fluid gold played through the
trees, and fell on the now agitated lake.
A small boat was seen drifting from the
shore, borne onward by the wind. 1t was
Kent's frail boat.-Edward returned home
moditating upon the incidents of the las
night.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19

NEW CONCERN
LULNDER y III CK.NrR.
Grnrcrs and Commission Merchants.
Atl\ l. fhrr s'ct attention 10 all Goods and Produce
consigned Toe saleur shipment The, have IN Store
aud ai,al ageucpl aHt we'll stlrc'rd
STOCK or GROCERIES,.
Which they ulc to their friends ana the pubc general.
h.al low paers Consisting IN pat Oh The following ar.
teles -
Is hays RI. lseu,ra and Java Collie.
- hhd4 \ u. Z. hieo aud NJ. Gspix Snrars.
Il aud bills Mult>sas, pant strictly fine.
i bills. Tanners Oh. PRIME qoality,
loo sach, Lvetpp' silt.
la1 he's Nads assorted.
80 boAca fa.oW Adlnar;ioc and Sperm Can.
dies.
2ooo lbs American Hist red Steel.
6u1 d.. Cast aud Shear do.
loos Mountain bar Iron,
/ baNts Glass luA : and sXl0
lsnesls Neod-w1,c,
i do BpeheIs.
ID Nos W aud w = ,.mt surar,
bhIs i'm Gh,6ed sug,r.
IN bales Domtstcs to5 !
q sales Oauabur1s NJ. aud ?.
5000 do Cotton Vans.
1000 h, Sole l.earbct aoad aud damaged.
u eas,s Noal ana faf Hats.
-iIQroGS---
20 hills Moanain and Rcc6ed Whiskcy,
10 - Oh fyn mud Tustaloasa do
ri Oafa nupnr. SO Brandy,
10. J. pnpor. $50. do
Ia bhl, NJ Hns'U DANDY,
Ills. Gr.
3 do \ l. Rum.
. do Sicily NADER. sal Malaga Wine. par,
very line
do. roa Nloo, fvery fine
Ir'ulue Ginger. Z rpef. SPEC. Ind, D. Nader
lr1s (-aoe ,,'' lae) Trace Chains. Spljc. Shoyrls
Castings nemJ'has, Ulcaehed nomeslig,, Bed Tick
IN, &c.
O. We vii paylhr hqaest uarke, prices IN Cash
u Bauer. II Bacon, Lard Faut Butter. Tow and FLAX
Linen, Ginseng, BeesNuX, Whisky, y.
MAY S-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19
VOL. XXV1.--.Ne. Do
Dn,nr5tic attn 33oIfttral.
WIG NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Correspondence of The Baltimore Pa,rot.
PHiLAprLrHIA, June 9, I648.
THIRD DAY-NOgNING SESSION.

Long htlfo The hour appointed fur the meeting of ,ha
Convenfinn. the llal and gsefes thronged
Tn, anxiety and excilenen, excessive. New
have seen any thing approaching 10 the Intensity Of
p cal ling which nj present prevails in Philade phia
exceeding 10 all casscs and communicating its ga
lie Influence L. all ag.s Neither IL 1t Confined H. the Whe
party thr contrary the other side thrilliuQly
anxious hut the feelings quite Of opposite charac-
ter--lhe Wings hen4 full Of hnpe and the Locas full
ofnpptehenso1. In elsin 10 Gen Taylor.
The Convention was called L, order at O'Clock pro.
eisrly. Payer BY the Rev'd Mr. Bufrowcs. Tie min.
Of the proceedings of Thursay, June g. were read
md approved, The ballong was then Resumed. and
lhls lho lhifd b1ol.resued as fllnws:-
THIRD BALLOT.
Taylor 1873. CT. "a. Scod 81. Webster II, Clay.
Ton |.
Whole number of votes, 219--necessary TO choice
lao
Motions piaie 10 adjourn, bu, were voted
down.
Thee still being choice fJunh ballot taken,
aud resulted ns flllnws
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19
$40 bcElSN ARD.

rs rs
SIR NNFD fom the subscribe on the James RIVER
aud kenuwha Canal, on ihr 18Th inst a SDRRFI.
MARE about furtccn and hsllhands h1h;n good order
Any information concerning her VIII b. suitably reward
ed and # returned 10 uc n Lock- NJ. >. on the above
improvement. rsteWard Of tloWll BE- pigrn.
.Iuuc Ia 3t NN. l.. LANCASTER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19
DISSOLr ITO y

N'ENCrlAN BLINDS,
Sar Rods.
Ivory Knives and Forks.
Walters, Plated and ntass Candiesticks,
Snitlcrs and iraNs.
Eel Metal and EGatnelled Kettles,
I'N Kettles. Spice Murlars,
{, flee Mills. Spttouns,
SrjSss aud Shears.
lIrmaing' gcaauo Hr5des &c.&c.
Received and 10, sale By
June los GREGORY < RONAIL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19

THIRD REQUISirION.-The Board Of Directors
l OF the Rocky Mount Turnpike COMPANY. have ordered
that M SbckEoiicrs in said Company, be required paw
third requsuon oil Ave dollars per share
sb-ribers to the Road will leasePly P their ereaages
to The subscriber without delay, the work has been nut
de e.ci AL 3e flafs vii be neclrd Immediately.
J4e, - s. :" iiGpLIY, Treasurer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19
Public sale Of

r.2LU .7BLE PR or + TK
TNNlE tari Of aud heretofore advertised for sale hy
me. living IA the county uf Nelson. and knuwn Nv
the name o hi bellevue talale, VII hr oeted for sale
Al public auction. the premises, ON The 2oth day OF
July neat. The said Tract contains ono
1000 AND 81 ACRES,
iadsani from the Court House about four miles. lies
beautifully ia sides u ihr ran county TOAD leading
IA New Market, on the James River canal, from which
Is removed only miles, and thence from ltlch-
mund ht said canal one hundred and eight miles. The
laad Is HIGHLY ptedeelyr aud we'll adapcd 10 the cul
usetrn of wheat ana iuhncen 10 which has heen hlth
efto devoted hut hing equally suited 10 clover aud the
various grasses, aud containing large portion oi lpnn
hodu mahl be- converted pfannby into grazing farm
Il VII ha sold entire. divided 10 suit purchases The
terms II be- third cush the balance IN Insianen,s
Of one and two years. bearing interest and satisfactorily
secured
At the same ncand place will be sold all the stock con
sslinr Of hosr9. cattle aud hags belonging 20 tho estate
The Ncetns Amounting u tuty. may b. obtained also,
i the purchaser want. them. l.. {, klbES.
jane I2-t2nIy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19
WORMS! SteEtnS!.
OLEUM CiIENOPODu COMPOSITUM,
A SAFE. EFFICIENT AND UNRiNALLED
e'Egs.TFFs fsEl.

"TIF opinion expressed by writers that Worms
harmless the intestinal canal is most assufedy
onlca correct observation. hlroa, tlepscN, hyoce
phal1s emacaon coavasans, mama, pary Or p
sy AMI vast variety anomalous disorders sometimes
the immediate fro the irrla o W or IN The
bowels and ocls,ut after the expulsion oi the
M11rns , LheLLn's prnciLce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19
NURSE TAINTED.

NURSE TAINTED
FH.HF undersigned fishes hire FOR the remainder Of
II The yasf,a good Nurse. 0ao from IL to i years
old would be ptfsrrcd
I'M IL = CU3S " .IATtlAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19
= v NP u d II Z

Councnanec pale, lead conrel, with occasional tanscn
nushes eyes dull pupil datol, with blush semleele
ropnd the cyed tickling n the ne occasional headache
AMI humnlg ,pu, eefsip of the aIva; tongue
aud frrcd breath toul variable appetite transient
pans in the stomach occasional nasa ana vomiting pains
IN the add nea, plrtealaN about the umbilea region Ire
nicnt slimv stools cpsNenrss tbd, Yellow ar
milky ablomea tunil and haid with rnaraflon OF Other
parts the body las,itude, irrtablilty oi temper
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-19
Testimonials,

OF the highest and most satisfactory character Of the stfy
aaA efficiency OF ths unrYaed fe atom are daily furnished
hl as when publ -hcd they ate read ofb CIV
ing them publ itv believing that intrinsic vanr viii prove
Is highest recommendation. Let thu following suffice
II hlyrsed the above named preparation III my practice
very estcn.ivcly, and recommend asa Ncmiuge # extra
ordinary valae. tlAhf, NJ -
Ihui>anbnig, Va
The sernif rye prepared upon ,trety scientific principles
and Of the pn rgre all possessing ackno lrdse1 an
thclminc virtues. TRY and he satisfied Of 1t. virtues
Prepared ana sQd. wholesale and ratail. by
q. c. STERLING 8 70 DRUGGISTS
lIarrisnnhd ,, Va. :
- Prize - cents
A,clts for thr sale Of dove rAe 'o-s Nefmire c JOHN
II. SEAY, Ivn NJ " N, N Jenks, Marnt1 Nrr
Edt arl carter, New London.
Dec. % -Gm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
MEDICAL.

iSplA OF Fever
aud ue Chill Fever Dumb Asuc Intermittent Rcmttent
Fever Liver Complaint landce Enlare the Live, and
Spleen, and ali The "a ious forms OF bilious di>easrs
Hand Book le wok OF about five hundred pages
ly published by Appleton & 90 New Ycr1. chapter
Pa.c speaking of the Fever
TheTe valuable medicine sold IN most OF the Western
cities which conscentiousl, Fever
bilious the Irdia CaoiagoSHe,
which prepared Ogood of New YORK, has
bilious disorders OF the West lis especial study We friend
usually patent but have had ample
opportunity ofnOwng the invaluable effects OF the Choagosue
III bilious cases.
The speedy and permanent aHo rled Choagogue.
healthy action the Iood
from bile restoring TO purity thus striking at tue root
which depends is equally adapted all and
conditions OF the
* From f. Cs Counsellor Ian qgsts Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, October II, 1916.
Sanford Park attacked with that
affecting and unp disease the Chill and Fever. Tie
returned daily and My ply steal
Having tried remedies without relief
friend whom had confidence. recommended DR. Ogoots In
directions The that had but
ism after taking the first dose and health rapidly
remainder OF the bottle &c two other similarly Afflicted and
with the results One Of the had been shaking for eight
months and relieved days by the ofthe Choiagogue.
consider duty pleasure recommend IL
the most entire confidence IN us sanatIve powers
Yours truly, s.FcAREY
I'D PARK, 4th Walnut general tor West
sale appointed nearly the
South ond West.
0Be you Osgoos CEOagogpe"
Tomnson Brothers and D. Craghead Indianapolis; VIM. II
Hughes Co. ,aison Carkson Dufour. vvay windsandey
KY; J. b. Wilder K Co do; q: Morgan ckport X. W
Young Mt. Vernon; VIM. +. WOOlsey Evansville; ". C. Bell
do r. Rooms Edwardsport; j. McCala BIoomington j.
spencer Lafayette; G. F. Wilstach. do Wood King Terw
Hante 4. B. Merit. South Bend Ames Holiday,
city Wm. Boes, Delphi; l. Beecher. Fort Wayne
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28
DIR. MARTINS
CNunDNHll SYrlID of Wild Cherry.

'HS Comnnd one OF The bes remedies ever Offered 10 the
public Coughs. whether Colds,
Cough Of that dreadful maady, Consumption Few remedies the
short las been helole the public effected
The
in this in which they have been highly gaed To s good
effects he Bishop at the Protestant Episcopal Church O Mary
land he RI Rev. W r. Whimgam authorized he
has used in has with decided benefit and medical
The best remedies
Consumption, Bronchitis Asthma &C. which they have met
with The following highly respectable Physician Kent
Island whom we made acquainted ~Iih the preparation:
Kent Island, t-nd june -. lei7.
Dr. Maun-Dear Sir-Snce home, prescribed your
syrup Wild Chtu IN several IN particular, Of
asthma uf Icing standing about II neebbor 81
a. Medicine
taken and for the last e his been confined
house. do ila she has had good
long but she commenced taking uedcnr
aud she has only taken hote she ~ enabled 10 bed aud
night think tie medicine will a
determined To fair trial IirI husband Mr.
RlodeCk Ilrcksun, mechant here and will send
ne d II, lac VIII act your agent
NJ. d.
Price - per bottle. Around each bottle
tIse Ola Diseases ui the Chest.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-28

y
1000 I,LaoNMr cusrt,ISls
% graz .3scsio
tr@ a,eg ''' lang Complaint" ''' al ''' ''fA'''
W J. do no, wish to ire with The lives OF ha N II the afflicted
the ,Is 70 hold h suffering
manny which ads VIII nal warrant Neas Tie iirnon Of tho
endS to few Nn's every ', 9, her ~"t.
OF The animals aud vegetables of the tord such h hey culd
endure he cold Of The ed zone and In regard dis.
aicss 81 Iceland aud the fine aud d Chry iu, celebrated
The cure Of all diseases Of tie lungs aud Liver which earuIy
procured Hos Trees, Dr. is,ar's
lalsam OF Wild Chen, ~ chiefly iorIred
From ne Ihg,soa ,i.d) Ges,iic. Of Tsb. I. Is4s
Mr. Codn whose character io truth and vraeH stands above
peon, Ia. Doubts 81 peeled the superiority Of Wis
B1san 81 Wild cherry, all
conrDos l~D January %, is4s
Is no less dry Than Pes t. zoe to ., , the sss Ct
blessing Having rd a Il
at unhe~angs Ia li.s- similarly
cure me when The sns musi de and when ,harhi
myself that my time To depart hand
WILLIAM coLDRoN.
SFmScFiED p. ~. May AL e45.
s.rs Sanford Park take 'l 'qf oinna,
most remarkable pericrmrd upon ~ Dwi
Inflammation winch co. weeks,
s % IN me a ct ne s4, was attacked ~
th.e yer- was cntnsdio bed Iied All medicines.
along until the Writer Of 7ii heard
ma sVs' up at s 81 e'rr,y. aud iid rrisd ny e " The
er'lse OF a.ti'et world" h'sh h:" s,tisien was IA
and snfse aer having spn, e ar s ss' I I'
aud the rest aud most respectable had proved
unavailGg sing "a
God Dr Na- ilalsarn Chru,
eJ0ying gond heahh aud such altered appearance that
when acqnauances hsv.
gained rapidly IA weight, aud flesh
much person. and sIee with
have daIlns tie ast
before Considering
good nf afflicted
fellow To uud
make This statement public May
rr"frriofs o so valuable inrr;e Eaiam of lid
Cherry. luuis respectfully.
WA n. BAKER.
BEwAHE CovNTrrFsrs n good medi.
cine the nnrpnsr adding ans Their pckris
wssr the "f For while The ser
ony ptsrrly heahh
HE Balls VI I'D tbetn admitted
sands
ecttdeG h. hc sp;ng
nl rak lia.e II The ne
families f ia pnbic
lsS hcrn llrAsc l. us
discerning public careful get Was Ialsam az lid
Jhciiy With counleiieis every other as
puied substitute, positive cures
Wa isIlm Wiid fherry
in all parts ofle Uned States sold Cincnna
ri fouIt aad Walnut sy ID PARK Geuer Agent tho
Western
Toninson Brothers ana craishead indianapolis WIN NJ.
Hughe 60. Madison Claikson pGsaur Neyas Nind-sani
vile j. r. Wilder 10 90 Morgan Rockgot n. Il ".
Young Mount Fe'uon; Wm. 81. VoDscy. Evansville; " e.
Bell 10 TX koons Ed~atdOu :. NCttalls Bloomington
j. Burke, Charlottesville Joseph SomeF DR. Peck.
DO j. Spencer Iaf, e'e 4. r. Nis'ach, do Wood kirs.
TeTrr 'Eute; A 49, Merritt. Bend Anes Holiday
Mrhgan City Wa Boirs, DeI hi; l. fcecber. p WAYNE
Ass. cr
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Martin 81 W fiitcicy's
4 4 r. y = T. To- MIC.

n CERI.iLN CUKE FOX FET ER IN -7GUE
Ia Fall months many country
Frustrated by this disease II has been particular study nd out
effected this desdefatum. also
the a Dyspepa The directions
Read the following certificate;
PowHArrEN Factory, near Baltimore,
April 9th, lo4S. !
Nat,n
Grnltncn-lt pleasure am able give my evi.
II
inuhcd Ia almost
heard nothing
relief few months purchased Your
(Ale~s Jos Shane ite OF Toaic giving
trial, great Satisfaction crfial, cured and have
hesitation recommending 10 al persons afflicted Wrh and
lever The best remedy known.
JOSEPH GLArFELrER.
For by WM HANNAMAN Druggist, sle o Indian
appls. 5l.tm