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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-29
ftSfuHlIl
aaidsbefore tie Senate the following
Communication:
WAsmINGroN, March Is.
.sHon. Geo. ~. Dallas, Nce President
of the, United States:


of the, United States:
SrR-Very unexpectedly TO me, and
very much agafast my personal wishes,
| have been induced from patriotic con.
considerations ] hope, to accept an
office, Of which you and the Senate arc
advised, which renders it necessary that
! should resign my seat as one Of the
Senators from the State Of Arkansas, and
the resignation is herewith rendered.
"Wishing you. sir. and each member
of the Senate every blessing which this
life can afford, and an acceptance in
that which is to come. have the hon.
or to be. sir, with high respect, your
obedient servant.
ga. Fl. SEVER"
On motion of MIR. Ashley, tlr COM
munica,ion was laid on ihn table, and it
was ordered that the Wee President
communicate the same to the Governor
of Arkansas.
On motion of Mr. Cass, the Senate
proceeded t, the consideration of the
Ten Regiment Bill, the qlcsIlon being
On the motion nf Mr.. Butler to rc>cum-
nit, with instructions.
On motion Of Mr., Brecsc, the yeas
and nays we're ordered.
Fhc question was then taken and de-
cidrd as follows:
Yeas II, Nays %.
The question being on the passage Of
the bill.
Mr.. CALHOUN expressed a hope that
the bill would no, be pressed, as he de-
sired TO address the Senate, and was nol
prepared to day.
, Nj. Cass said that other Senator'S
might be disposed to proceed.
Mr.. Mason gave the reasons which
induced him To decline making the speech
which he in,en led when the bill was
las, before the Senate, and expressed "a
hope that the bill would be passed with
ou, debate.
Mr.. Badge moved that the Senate 90
INTO Executive business.
On motion of Mr.. Cass the yeas and
were ordered. and the motion was mega
livrd as follows:
Yeas II, Nays 2S.
Mr.. Johnson, Of La, explained that in
his vote in the negative under misap-
prnhension Of the question.
Mr.. Mangun, after some remarks un
the impossibiity of urging The question
a, this time moved tu lay the bill on the
table for the purpose of taking up the
deficiency bill.
Mr.. Cass asked for the yeas and nays
which were ordered, and the question
was decided as foIlows-yeas 8 (Mcssis
Dayton and Webster in addition to the
last affirmative vote), nays 2S
Mr.. Baldwin addressed the Senate
against the bill and the war.
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aIiass,ua,.al zsI,IIySl ,l!lsoaf 8 -


respond iniDfms stisss says tho "a Aik ksHy;
knickerb5cker, that he las succeeded
in making atglue peffec.ly WATERFRONT;
and having The properly also Of drying,
immediately. afier.its application. HIS
m"t,od,rwe ,learn,4issfifst TO immefse.
common glue iS.cold water GnliIitbe-S
comes perfectly, soft, but yet retaining,
It's original form, after which.it is 10 be
dissolved in common linseed oil, assisted
by gentle heat, until it becomes entirely
taken up by the latter, after which il
may be applied to substances for adife-
sion to each other in the way common
glue is applied. III dries aImos, immedi-
alely and water will exert no action on
it. is unnecessary TO state for how
many vH!u4ble purposes in the arts this
application may be used. For cabinet
makers il is important, as mahogany
vennars when glued by this substance,
will never fall ull' by exposure To the
atmosphere. In ship building it will
prnb Ihly answer a valuable purpose, as
it has infinitely more tenaciiv than COM
mon glue, AMI becomes impefvious to
water.
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NO. lo.

an Mcident.-"sick, and ys uisited
me."-Abou' tho 1ItI Of Sept. Bishop
Paine, Of the M. E. Church South, came
on board a st.anibna, d, Memphis, on
his way 10 Kentucky. Nearly every
boat frcm New Orleans had on board
persons with yellow fever, and though
NO such Case was acknowledged to exist
on the boat in question, The Bishop kept
sll1rp Look out for indications Of that,
kind. AT a late hour that night he saw
a MN belonging to the boat 60 rather.
s'eaIihily to a stale.,oom and hastily
open and shut the d ,or-passins some
thing ia without entrrinc. His suspi-
ci)ns were now awake, but he could Get
no information tlat.nieht. Next morn-
ing he demlndnd to know il there was
not sick man on board; The answer
was rvasive Gul he pressed the question
calegoricaiIy, until finally ii was con-
frsSed that there was sick man, said 10
be- 4 Catholic prizes, from New Orleans,
i'll in the state room in question. The
Bishop requested 10 see him, but was
pnt off with excuses; he urged the mat
tor and finally declared lie would see
him. His importantly aud resolute stand
gave him success; the door was opened,
an from il issued a sickening stencil,
which for moment drove him back,
bat he rallied and made his entrance, and
found a MIN apparently at the point Of
death, who Ind been begging in vain
for cup Of cold wa!er to he h,nded 10
him. But whit WIS the good Bishops
surprise, When, instead Of some suffer-
in. stranger, he found that this victem
of disease and neg Iect was the Rev.
,fohn Cross, ofthe Poydra street Melho.
dist Church, N. Orleans! Tile Bishop
had him we'll taken care of, became
himselfhis nurse, and by proper atten-a
tion his patient snon recovered. Prof
Cross SAYS thar but for the Bishops.
interposilian in his behalf, he could NOT.
have recovered. The giSIlop resolved:
at all risks ro-saeeoT stranger, but
unexpectedly found himself saving "a!
friend-NdslDitle e aarist ian dpocateis
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Mr.. Foote made an explanation.
Mr.. Calhoun desired to address the
Senate, and
On molion of Mr.. Mangum, the SEN
ate adjourned.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-07-01


by virtue of a decree ofthe nigh court
OF chancery the subscriber as trustec
VIII VIII oIer at public sale at the Court
House, in Elhton Cecil county Md, on
II URSDAI, 9th day Of July next, at
~ O'Clock, NJ. the following dcscrl>
Ocd valuable FarnH-No !, all that tract
OF Land situated in Sassafras Meek in &C.
Gil county, known as the Home Planta-
.'on Of Thomas Stevenson, and contain
ing 3ol acres, said tract of land is bound
rd by Ponds creek, the land Of Joseph
hIdridse, the public road leading from
HEove Neck to CcciIton, and the farm
devised by said Stevenson to his son
Samuel Serverson, and is improved by a
dwelling House The said land Is i'll a
iair state Of cultivation.
No-2 adioius and is bounded by the a
bove described tract of land, Ponds creek,
the land Of Ihos. NJ Foreman; aud the
public road leading from Grove Neck to
tcc'iton, bciug the same tract or parcel Of
Land decreed by I'homas %cr,er:uu to lis
son Sa&'uei SerTerson. and contains 27I
acres, ) rods and , percIrcs, improved by Il
good dwelling HOUSE, Bara, and the oeres
larry ouI-bui!Iiugs, and in good nlut3 al
The terms Of sale, as prescribed hy the
decree, are one thlrd cash, Oh the day of
,air:aud tho remaining two thirds in six and
twelve >noNths TO he secured by approved .
notes or bon Is bearing interest.
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t11igte:..l 5'&ga EE2sis7acss1G G'os,a-
E1;iHy of C<tiH CQ:sHty.

l0If',fI0llNN linn -1.-I--llT At IN,
,}rd section Of thn orI oi,jnrnr,nr,t;o,.
\01ir,r ~ trnrpy "i>,HV,
Yr.,, a.. .,'',
XIX, w., '."'', |',. injecting o. '''e
W W., ''( % '''S oo'',1''H M'll con-
nv ~ -, 0 %.t ''o''S' IN 1-tN'o"' "i
:, ,,1arl. . '' n '', 10y ,' -A''%''s' 'rI' d.
: O CLOCK /. NJ '"f The purpose OF elect
" .,' "'1e managers 10 serve iof '"' en-
','n Il; s"t, ,... i,
~ WIS u. meeting an members are re-
,.nn w pa" "'' ''''les' u S'N pei cen,
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TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF CECIL
COUNTY.

Within the last year have been asked
by many otmy friends, why do YOU mot come
ont for the SherItts office, and wishing |
would be a candidate at the coming f,cc,
uon. My necessity DIS well as inclination
has inclined me 10 view lavorabIy those
wishes, and therefore respectfully ask tina,
| may be now, and in ouI county Conyen~
zion, considered candidate lor nomination
for tlat Office.
EDWARD WILSON.
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4 j." John III Miller
Gen. II. s Sites Pfes'..
d" Joseph lIaines
Thomas Richards.
Henry Chamberlain.

AL payments 10 agents or managers
should be made before the day of the annual
meeting, as on that day they are req ueS'ed
10 make their return to ,he Treasurer nd re-
ceive the rcciDts of le di0eren, M mbets
paying through them. Persons making pay
ment 10 agents or managers will exhibit tl'eh
policies in each case, that the amount of the
interest 10 be payel by them may be asccr-
tanned.
Agents are expected to I've puncual in
making their returns 10 the Treasurer a, the
annual meeting.
The Present Board of Managers will meet
at the office Of the Secretary al Il o'clock
A. Nj. on said day
BY order Of the Board.
Il 4 III IS Serfy
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-07-01
5)Il; ftil,l Il Is,
At TIE GREAT CENTRAL, CHEAP
tIt,a AND car STORE

NJ. IS Market ST, South SIDE, above Eighth st
PiiltADELPNIA
The subscriber takes this method to return las
thanks to the people OF the county Of Coed iof
have cNtnIed towards him for the last few
months, and would cali thelr attention to the
fact that he its now Introduced his SrRlNG
FAsn0N OF GENriEliEN'a Hats, which for beat
ty, nLatness and durability, cannot be oxceed
by any other establishment in This city. This
tJck comprises the Beaver, Nutra, Brush Rus
ssl. Slk and Mole Skin fats %. all ly!cS and
9nnli'ir$, together with very large as fto!cn,
Of Cloih, Velvet, Pltlsh Fur and Glazed Caps.
Country Merchants and others ara respectfully
invited TO examine the stock, winch they VAL
find i, 10 their advantage 10 lo, before purchaa-
ing, as II is his determination, having adopted
the system OF selling nr Cash only, to sell at the
lowest prices. JOHN fAhEdRN, III.
ssi Market St, south side, about E'yiA.,
March 18th is
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-07-01
Dissaluli.u ri CopartncrShIp.

Notice is hereby given that the copartn
ship exis:iag under he MARIE Of Osborne Z.
E.nnsev at FJreer.ck town Csci1 Coon NJ
vas dissolved BY mutual consen, oi! tl.e Il;
day ofApril 1873. The books and pape.
are in the han Is Of Elward I. Osborne. wh
is authorized to settle the business OF "a
late firm, aud on wl,o'n pe,sons l"de5'cr
vii! please call TO Sct'e ilIeir acronniS.
EDW ARD. T.. OSBORNE.
ia COS II. RUMSEf.
~ 3. The business in conducted al I, ;
oil stnnl hy IlWnr. L. O,h0rre
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ssss. sFstzy.
SsCaEss sgS;st s,Xg1iG's Qua.

The Steamboat Constitution will lea We
FrencItowf1 al o'clock Oh the morning OF
the llh of july for la! limore arriving there
about II NJ. Returning will leave Baltimore
at p PM. arriving at Fren cltown at g.
?. NJ Fare for The round trip &1--dmner
will be provided for those who may wish to
dine. NJ. G. pEARCE, Capt
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Surveying &c. &c

The subscrber living in Ekton, Wi attend
Surveying and Convrytncn. Persons living
a 4 distance mavsecurG bus attcnt ion ly direct
NY to Inn at E!hton.
FRANCIS i. GOTTlEK
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-07-01
FrDa' sale.

The Subscribers Offer at Private Sale,
all their fishing tackle, consisting Of
seineS, ropes, corks &c. Also large
fishing boat - feet long, one SIX cared
boat, and two quarter line boats, like
wise - b5Is. salt, $50 empty barrels,
horsheads, capstans, cooking utensils,
blankets, sc. sc.
The srines are well calculated lcr the
fishery OF Mr., John Mauldin, having
been made and used on that shorn. For
farther information apply to either of
the Undersigned.
J. b. YARNALL, Port DEPOSIT.
SAAIl.. y. WEST, North East.
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This is to @,iyc Notice; That the
subscribers OF Cecil conu,y have obtained
from the Orphans Court o; sad county, letters
administration on the personal estate OF 10.
>rph Scarborough Iale q. SAID county, deceaS
cd AIperoons having claims against The said
deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same with Ike vouchers thereof, duly anthem
icateI on OF before the ed day OF May
1919; they may otherwise 10y law, be cX-
ciudcd from all benefit OF sad estate, MI
persons indebted to said estate are requcs,
led to make immediate payment 10 the sub
srribers. ,GNen under Our hands this 18th day
OF June 1878.
SARAH SCARBOROUGH,
JOSEPH MILLER
June t.--GW Au'mrS
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E.E'TEsraGHS
At THE
Old E,sdaEssaassesa Ward

NTlT 7 TIE HUE.
The subscriber has just returned from
Port Deposit, with considerable additions
to his stock Of Lumber, and he is now
prepared TO furnish to his old friends and
to all others who desire to purchase.
Lumber OF all descriptions upon the most
accommodating terms.
JACOB c. HOWARD.
E!kton, May y, rs,
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NRTkCE,.--'iho Eikton Division Sous of
Temperance will mect at their roam on Monday
hight next the Sd inst. The members are al!
requested to be present, ne business ormtportlnce
E?ill come before them
July Ist, 'fS 1t.
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Fancy Millinery.

Mrs. BouIden Respectfully announces to the
Indies lEihton and Cecil County, that she las
Just returned from philapelphia, and IS now o.
pcnug in Ricketts, Row, three doors from the
corner ana opposite the Hotel OF MIR. Taylor IL
supply of new and fashionable Spring Millinery
consisting o, Brad, Pearl, Colncv and Neapoio
tan i:onMats, and all other articles Insanity kept
in millinery establishment, which she Is o'lci-
ing at very modcrate prices.
Fancy }ounos, of every style and na''efh
made 10 order at the shortest notice !iilV'n@
,i,ricoA Young lady from the City, skilled IN
,hII ,iao,rimeni, she iattcrs herself that she
viii be lble to rive entire satisfaction to all
WHO NAV favor her with their custom. The
a.,ronage Of the ladies Of Cecil is respectfully
solicited.
NAV 18th '.3S.
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The subscriber will rent for one OF
more years, the shore occupied ior
number Of years by Mrssrs. John u.
YarAcll and >5aml. y. West, known as
MauIdin's Mountain Shore, the houses,
sheds and troughs are all IN good order
Apply to the subscriber at North East,
Cecil county or or the premises.
JOHN MAJ LD!N.
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This farm is situated il Kent county,
MaryI1nd; and directly on Chester Rly-
ERR within , miles OF ChcstrrtoWn, by
water, and / miles by land. 1t contains
Big Acres
of iand-about Is to 90 acres of which
is in wood, and considered among the
best in The neighborhood, and the balance
in lind Of iair heart. and good soil, we'll
adapted to wheat, corn and oats; and a
small portion on the river well suited
Tor 4 Peach orchard There is wood G.
nongh, and Of The best kind, 10 spare from
the farm, to nearly lime it over, and then
"nongh lett to supply the wants OF the
farm Tor timber, as we'll rs tirewood, and
toe farm being immediately on the river
from whence there is almost daily con-
ycyancrS to and from Baltimore, every
llcliity for markets for grain, fruit and
wood Is offered. Steamboats, to and from
Baltimore pass dis farm three times
week during the year, and packets twice
a week.
.s,rr~e The buildings consist OF a
+fhs I 4 good sized two story brick
,s-.5: ;Sa dwelling with passage and 3
t. = = . '"s--' rooms on HE first floor: four
rooms on the second floor and good
garnet, and is about l5) wards from the
river. There is a brick kitchen and meat
house, which with the dwelling wants
y good grlnary and corn
hyUsc nearly new, and a fine pump of
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Nav 81, 'i.9--St
s b. the O:'pAl nS
Anvil Nh ISL

Upon application Of ,ioIn W. Pa<''n orc,
mnlslrator Of Nicholas House deceased. sta
that some uncertainty exists as to the c g
representatives. of said deceased
Upon which it is ordered, that III" sud Rtmii
i,trator advertise in the Cecil Wing ahh Cech
Democrat once a week until the I'd aaday -
April 1919, for the legal roprssgn tatIvh OF IN,
said deceased 10 appear be fore the oph ans
Court orCecil county, on the SAID 2na lnesaat
Of April 1919. and prove thcir claims to the
slduc Of said estate Test.
GEO r HOWARD, Reg.
4 true copy from the Records Of the Or2hlns
Cullr. of Cecil county. Test.
GEO. r. HOW ARD, Reg
In conformity with the above order hereby
notify those entitled to the ba!ance of The estt!a
Of Nirholas House, decreased, upon account tlen
and passed April 9Th 1918, to appear before tn,
Orphans Court Of Cecil cuunty, at Ekton, or
the second Tuesday o! April IS 10, TO prove .ha'1
claims to the residue OF said estate at which
time aud place a final distribution Of the same
will be made
JOHN W. PAsshORE, Adm'tor
81 Nicholas II ousc, dec d
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This is to Give Notice; That the
subscribers Of Cecil county have obtained
from the Orphans Court Of sail county, lei
ters ;estamentary on the personal estate of
Anna Maria Gale late OF said comfy, deceas-
cd.-AIl persons having claims against the
sud deceased, are hereby warned 10 eAhib~
it thc same with the voucher, ,he.eOi, duly
authenticated, on Or before the lgh day Of
AprlI 1919; they may Otherwise, by law.
be excluded from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted TO said estate are re-
qurstcd to make immediate payment to III
Subscribers Given under our hands this 90.
day OF May, 1913.
LEAH GALE, r,.,.,u.
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cow Ky 4 NCiNG,

Writing deeds, Mortgages, wills articles ofn-
grconcnt, Bonds, Bills OF Sale, Leases Sc. lie
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-07

n OW at the American Hotel, Burlington Vt
&c. very little, and in some cases medicine used
TERMs.--First examination and prescription $40
Persons who wish go through with course OF this
treatment will be charged by the week or month
Mr. Perkins received the beneficial effects of this sys-
TEN III his case, having been restored almost on
the grave to perfect health, by this manner OF treat.
men, and as he has spent the last ten years i'll study
ing the lungs circulation of the blood and the various
gymnastic exercises, he feels confident that he car
cure hose cases OF Consumption, Asthma, Liver com
plants &c, which have hitherto been regarded as in
durable.
n. b. Come before you are too weak to bear tn,
exercise, and in fact you should come when YOU hav,
felt .the first symptoms. u Remember that ther,
are many things that consumptive people eat anC
drink that will be strictly prohibited
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Nv FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY T. 1s4s

STAFF or holden rnG at su GSS
ton within and for the District aforesaid on inc Soh
Jay of December A. u. lSi7, an Instrument pnrport-
Inc to be the last VII and Testament Of Thomas
Bradshaw late of Burlington in said District, deccas
ed was presented to the Court here tor Probate, oy
William Weston the executrx in said VIII hahieo'
having, before this time departed this life.
THEREFORE it is ordered by said Court that puonc
notice be given all persons interested therein to ap
pear before said Court at n session thereof TO De ,or
en- ot Burlington, on the 18th day of January, a. D.
1913, and contest the probate OF said viii, and is
further ordered that this order be published three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press, news
paper printed at Burlington, in this State the last OF
which shall be previous the day assigned as atore-
said for hearing 49,.
Given under my hand at the Registers Office, this
3. RlXFORD, Register. =.
Doc 81 1si7 26w3
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RECOMMENDATIONS

have been very bad for many years with Asthma,
which was fast terminating in consumption. ! was
confined to my room three weeks ago when | sent
for DR. Perkins have strictly lived up to his direc-
ton, and am able to follow my daily employ
ments LORENZO w SPACIDING
Burlington Vermont
have been afflicted with the Pulmonary Consump-
ton tor three years, and every thing that have tried
for relief failed ! am now under the direction of Dr.
Perkins, and feel proud say that am fast recover
ing ZIBA Pt,TNAN
Winoosk Falls Vermont
IMPORTANT TO TIE PUBLc--This is to certify that
nave had the Pulmonary consumption for five years
and every thing that tried for relle' failed As soon
as heard OF DR. Perkins | went to him, and stayed
with him one week, and feel much relieved, and
firmly believe that he will make me a sound man.
EDWIN IIofFNAGLE.
! Willsboro Essex Co. New York Is
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THEODORE A. PECK.
APOTHECARY
Wholesale Druggist
BURLINGTON, VT,

Is CONSTANTLY RECEIVING AMERICAN, ENGLISH,
FRENCH AND INDIA
DRUGS;
New Chemicals Leeches; Surgical Instruments ;
Mineral Teeth and Dental articles Saline or Mineral
Waters Dagueueotype articles; Genuine Patent and
Thomsonian Medicines; Foreign x Domestic Cigars;
Soda Fountains and Syrups Brushes Perfumes, Soaps
Inks BIackings, Fancy and Domestic articles Glass
Ware; Dyc.Suh Camphene, Bird, Field, Flower
and Garden Seeds, &c. &c
From the advantage of receiving Mineral waters,
Camphene Leeches, &c periodically purchasers can
rely upon their freshness.
Individuals wishing Trusses, Leeches SC, will al
ways find person in attendance to apply them.
Medicines dispensed at all hours of night
~ The attention OF Druggists, Physicians Mer-
chants, and Manufacturers is solicited with the as
surance, that they be supplied from this establish
ment as advanlageously as Al the city markets
& THEODORE A. PECK.
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LONGLET'S GREAT WESTERN
IAD[iA N1CEi

THIS medicine had its origin among the north.
western Tribes of Indians whose medical skill as
far sorpasses ours they naturally excel us in phios-
cphy. This medicine, compounded in the great la
ces, and was discovered by the proprietor in 1888
While attending the payment of the Indian annuities
upon the upper lakes he had n violent attack OF TIE
asthma, which threatened mmc late DEATH and after
des,nir!ng Of finding reei, wls iurnishrd--tfrough
the influence Of the Agent of the Home Missionary
Scciely-iIom the hand OF celebrated Indian "lIed-
icine Man, this compound, which proved Immediately
tiiscual and took him from deaths door and restored
him to perfect health and with many presents and
much trouble he obtained knowledge of the mate
,'als ana recipe for compromising the same. This
medicine Is prepared with great care, and much en-
prnsr and, 10 guard against countereits tn" square
patent bottles have the words Longcys Panacea'
IN raised letters cast each and the inside label sign
rl by 5. W. Longley.
For sale by y. t. Comstock, No. Cou,tnndt-s,. =,
opposite National Hotel, n. y. A c. SPEAR md
IuEo. \. PECK, Apoihecarics, Burlington. ~
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STATUARY MARBLE OIfARpICS

,u, Uranium, |ermOH.
IL l aooVe named quarries, well known for fur.
dl,u thhIhg nigh polish are now being worked nro-
ducng quality OF marble, said to be unennoaJ r.,
~ ORDERS Tor monuments, tomb and prnve stores
marble slabs, blocks, pedestais or statua t '
qnatnes, may be addressed to Knowles FAVOR. Pro-
Pnetor at lconderoga, or city of New YAK ar r.,
Brandon Vt. KNOWTEG "! ~ ,EUdit rs al
September 1917 III ~