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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-06

LADIES' WIGS AID CAcHEFoLEs-Lsdies ressssni y ="
visiting the city In want Of wss hsf wigs sFsS ea'
any kind VI Ornamental hair-wok would 90 vel ca ="
BAsGER, Al bis ladies' hairdressng and shanpocag
3is Broadway, before purchasing elsewhere. i"s'
softnent u gentemen's wigs and toupees eonsa'.'
hand. Copy the address ". }. BARXEs, 80 bf0s'"''
opposite the Carton House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-06

~ Cassius NJ. Clay having obtained ludg
for - 800 against B Clay and i II. Waters Two o.
the committee Of sixty appointed In the summer Of
lst5 70 remove his Abolition press from Lexington, ne
committee held a meeting the l4th inst sud =.
solved that the amount should be raised by suo.erP
ton from the citizens Of fayette and the sdlonns
conntle, Louisville Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-06

~ Sig vIro MARcELLfs splendid moving Diodsns
and Tom Thumbs Liputan Fanily will be open on yes
days longer Thursday, Friday aud saurday in this eI
AZ the Coliseum, 80 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-06

~ Advertisements are daily forwarded fof $3.50,
In The besi newspapers u eli cifiss and pflrrips 80
the United States Canals &C. by the accrec feo 80,
B. PALMER, who also suthonzed 70 receive saosc'F
The Agency 10 the Tnbane Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-06

~ FISE DKEs, Doors AID CATERS u the lsiss sps
At the lowest prices manufactured by WsTnSs lsf
ton-st Those who want really good articles AID % 10
bug are recommended 10 call. yi Tss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-06

CARPErs.-Haye you bought your Carpets. OlCi0S'n'
II not let us advise you TO purchase At M HIRAM ANp
soss 90 Bowey, the cheapest Carpet store in the OE
Is per cent Beautiful patterns al reduced prices ca"
examine his extensive stock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-06

CITY CoSTROLLER.-Talm sn J. Waters, Esq.
having received this appointment to the exclusion Of
Mr.. Nicholas Dean VINO the nominee Of the Board
Of Aldermen il IS due 70 the latter gentleman state
that he tine directly or indirectly an sppH-
cant fer the ofzes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-06

CoNCREss GAfTER BOOTs-A superior assofimeni Hn'
inside tho baess and sides win leather can be foana
WATKfNss IA Fulion-st. yl srse"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-06

PEEE SOIL FREE soIL,-The scaP r 10 hesf
Il free from impuriy PHALos's CHEsieAL sd b srss
AToR will not only prevenl IL from being W eS.ssIe "A
n. dandr,f bli will cover the hair with me Ia srSvo
Ser II al orce flexible and elastic, stna ~ ~ no~
ana mn ART TO tendency curl These ssprr.t
Sx,d,,y xno~ that this nva usbe fuid 81 -
ioS ~ vsrols unsuents and gurnny prepsssssrrre
dsy ana coa4ins DO universul ass a. - aud a.
M ~ 30 PURCHASED II tho drags. $50 ~id Pe''A'
AZ tie depot 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-06

TYP The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sas gives copies OF letters received BY The
Committee of the Washington Monument Association
from Gen Cas-, Mrs.. MADISON, Mrs. ADAMS and Ms
uAxfLroN, al old ladies Of deserved celebrity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-06

OUTRAGE UPoN a SHERIFF ~ RENssELALR Go.
The DEPUTY sheriff Of Rensselaer, County wentp
Eas sand axe on the 2sth ut for the purpose Of 'ers
ing declarations on some Two or three ndisdaa' who
antr.nt indians supposng th-t he was serving de
caratons for rent in favor of the Paroou, soon sailed
out aud 10 the number OF hye proceeded 10 The tavern
OF James Iyes. where the deputy had stopped Tor re
freshmeuts They Immediately proceeded 70 the room
where he was eating and demanded 70 see his papers
which be consented 20 show butihe disguised persons
quested him 10 "a 10 The barn and there let them examine
the papers and bis person. This he absolutely refused
70 DO whereup0n they seized him. a scuiie en'ued IN
which the sheriff seized the mask of one OF the Ind
ans sud 30 fag tore il from biz lace 10 be able 10 di
Germ him The result that Ira Gregg, khas Gregss
and Calvin Greggs. were arrested and are now waiting
an examinaton one has turned state. evidence, sn3
an sccomphce Is It'll At large. Ocers are on me alert
for him Thus ncarccrsted In prison. isther ara
two sons for noeshng civil otcer IN the discharge o'
his dutes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-06

FROM Ia PLATA.-By a recent arrival We have
received files of the Bscros Ayrs Packet TO the 22d OF
April. The negotiations were sui pending Al that time
The American Consul had energetic protest o.
the Government in relation 10 the bark Mason Brley
which was seized by the blockading squadron There
had bsen disturbances IN the Province OF Mendoza
Rodriguez the commander Of fort on the Indian
frontier having joined with Of the tribes against
the Government Troops under the command OF Gen.
Bonayides were sent against him but be took 10 hsht
and escaped across the cordieras.
letter ia yesterdays SaH dated Rio Janeiro. NAY
D saws that the negotiations between the English and
French Ministers and Gems. ROzas and Odbe were
closed on account Of the news OF tas French he'o'
luton. ,,...
draw taking with them portion 90 tie monarcnlral
leaders OF Monevideo Gen OTloe viii be- recognized ~
constitutional President OF the Banda Oriental Tie
rieht of Gen. Rosas. as Executive OF the Argentine
Vnion 70 aid Oube in rcganiug bis constitutional pow
en- having been recognized by tie English minister
will OF course be concurred Ia by Ihs the brazllan)
Government snd the new French Republic Peace D.
about being restored to The Republics o. TIE F'a'A
- The LITERARY ANNIvEEs ARIEs OF USIoS
COLLEGE this year VIII take place on the 2d 2iih 2',h
and 26ih July met.
Before the Theological Society, on sunday evening
I'D Rev Dr. HicKog win deliver an Address On Mon
day. ai.h. Hon BnADroHD r. WooD via address tie
senate. on Tuesday, 18th the PHIIoNATHEAN Soon
rY VIII celebrate its SemiCeniennial Annivcrsary-
Rev. HrNKY P. TaPFAN. ID. VIII deliver an Grafton,
and ALrkED B. srREEr. Esq. Poem. On Tuesday,
CHARLES suslNER ESQ Will deliver an OrsEon before
the NevYork Alpha Of the Phi Beta Kappa society and
on tie same day the AnEIrulc SOCIETY vii celebrate
IL semi Centennial Anniversary Rev. C. c. NAS Ans
MIR ID H. delivers an Orslon.
The Commencement Exercises viii be held on Wed
nesday the 26ih.
CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL AT ALBANY.-Ihe Ere.
T, gives Ar interesting account OF the laying Of the
corner stone Of the new Cafhoie Cathedral az Albany
Bi.hop HroHrs was the Orator Of the Day and the e
erces arc said 10 have beoH very impressive Among
those present were Rev Melsrs. COnroy hle' AeC!os
key. Putnam and Grubcr Of Albany Reilly OF Troy
Curry OF West Troy Van Rei:h Of Cohoes, Farley Of
Lsnsin sbursh and Rev Or. Bacon, Master Of Ceremo
mics, Of BROOKLYN.
/ ~ We have been requested TO say that the
Address the Friends OF Liberty by the Executive
Committee OF the Ausrican and Foreign Anrissyery
Society which appeared IN our paper Of Tuesday VII
be published N few days IL pamphlet iorn and on
sse a; the Office Of the Society, BY Vim. Harmed, Pub
fishing agent a: zee dollars PEI 0usspd instead Of s.
per 100, as stated in TAS Trss1ns Of the an inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-06

EDITORIAL CHANGES.-Col HoDGEs has DIS
posed Of the Cincinnati as establishment to Fisher
A. Poster and Henry L. TateIn The sire Of the HAS
VII be somewhat reduced.
Mr T. D. Mansfield retires FROM the ediiorshp Of The
CiarAas Chronolt and bis place viii be hled by I. B.
Stevenson ESQ. formerly Of the 4stlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-06

LtrL AssURANcE.-We publish In this days
number extracts from the very able Report presen'ei
70 large and respectable meeting OF the propr'e'ors
and shareholders OF the National Loan Fund LIE A.
surance society" held a the London Tavern. IN The
City of London. in May last The Report - long
document and the proceedings which followed in
abortion by the meeting evidence the highest satssc
ton on the part OF the shareholders IN the able and n
dicious management of the Court OF Directors to
whom an unanimous vote OF thanks was AWARDED The
Chairman in mia address, remarked " The ine'ee Of
business. in America ! am happy 70 inform you has
been considerable. and our atafs there have been
brought 10 satisfactory and systematic mode Of msn
seement Aud here would take the opportunity Of
stating that our thanks especially due 10 the Board
Ia the United states, tor the attention anu vigilance
which they have given TO our arair' lCheersl A
condemned Report viii be found in another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-06

Northumberland Walters held an inquest
yesterday the body Of child years Of age named
Laura K Gllier who killed by one OF the Knicker
hooker line Of stages running over her II Beeckerst-
The Jury returned a verdict accordingly. Also. the
dsyon the body Of unknown man, found roat-
ing IN the river ~ the foot OF Nesey - The decreased
about 81 years Of age, and dressed in black
cloth dress and pantsiOOns striped under shirt
and shirt with linen bosom. Verdict death by drown
ing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-06

Mr smith was the orsnsl candidate Of the Liberty
Parry with whom cher National ReiOIers invited
ff,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-06

LARGE DoNArIov.-Tbe Trustees Of tho Brook.
yn Institute and Brooklyn City Hospital held meerps
a, the Brooklyn Hospital Tuesday d, u o'clock oS
the purpose OF takng into consideration hc arars 81
the shove named institutions.
CYsus P. s~rrH. ESQ. announced 20 the JOINT Bosri
the object o. the meeting and stated that be had been
authorized 5y Augustus Graham Esq 70 present - a..
Institute In Bis name snd in bis behalf certa, dons
uons Of which be hsd the proper vouchers IN h hsna
viz;
To the Brooklyn Institute. 'aiisi,cron piece q
mortgage on the premises for BIZ favor f9r he q
1850 Bond and mortgages under which 20 Aggdsts
other mortgages upon the PRIMES heid over him y
q Peabody ESQ for the sun of ci2oou
hus relieving this Institute u the whole Of IL in1eb,
sdncfs
To tbe Brooklyn Cts Hospital. bopds snd mor;>sc.
ID thr amount 0f - n 5000 oi ihis slm % be odd.
81 taa former donation Df e3.Q0l-maSlng togelAer
s3lOoO f1r ne pap9sci of The Hospital dslncty -
such anl gl o. he added % $50 previously sivea.
making 5000 or Dispensay 70 be contacted there
With
NJ smith then sanoanced that shout Elk acres q
,rsnl had been purrassed and occurred n iae vieniy
Of Warrington park aad ths about $4,000 more would
enable dc Trustee. to complete the supersiructure
several gentlemen present pledged sums 20 alarge
amount snd there 3. 10 doubt but lai in shoFt rns
a suitable building viii be erected
AcclnrNr.-As several young men were N
sail boat s.hine near Fort Hamilton, on the tih rr.
the boat wa. upset by sqaa AMI bad h not oeea ior
the timely assistance OF Msssrs. A. Stl"e.l d. 81.
wei ana Nathaniel Bachelor they would prooao have
been drowned Mr. J slater & son very kindly took
them into their hotel and paid them every possible
attention.
ACCIDENT AT WILLIAMSON RGH.--lt - stated thet
, man was Killed az Wulamsburgh on Tuesday BY The
bursting OF cannon.
Potrcg.-Ias. OHara. residing in heisey.s Al.
lev south Brooklyn was arrested Yesterday sud bed
Il, answer charge oil hshusl drunkenness anu aoat
M his family . A was brought before me Mayor
| Yesterday ON charge Of assaultuE iady in ns'o,
hred serpent" which csue M contact with heT dres.
and considerably damsgetiL The case Wa- dismissed
upon bis paving the iady the ysuc OF her dress. A
man who gave As name A. Mathew Nalm, was Drought
before Justice Garrison yesterday ON q eosrge Of
knocking down and violently sssaulung oitcer Thorn
lie was committed for trial ia default OF ball .ol
dier named Ronald Mcdonald was brought up yestef
d,y on charge OF yagrancy He stated that De had no
means of support and that he bad been robbed o. Al
money and his scrip Of los Of land lie wss TEN
/ porsrily committed.
Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-06

The ARrs.-A Portrait Of His Honor ExMayor
Brady by Wenzler, painted for the Governors Room
is 10 be seen AZ Williams Steyens's, Broadway. AT
the same place there Portrait Of the late Chancellor
Kent also for the Governors Room, painted by Rem
brandt Peale from original in the possession OF
Judge William Kent by the same artist Both are
spoken OF By judges admirable specimens OF }he art
and will do credit 10 City
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-08
5, 900 Dollars.

not to contain aay mercury any mineral medicine
Our daily sales throughout the world now exceed
nine thousand boxes, OF our Kid Strengthening Plas-
tiers, the call Tor them is greater tlun our ability
manufacture. The utmost enthusiasm casts IN all
parts OF the country. Our Agents gentlemen
oi the hrst responsibility your Neighbours,
you know them Persons wishing 10 use the best
family pill ever known should by these, call an our
agents. purchase box, should they hot please you
return them and get tour money. We have received
at 'h- principal office within the past year, ceIicurs
OF more Than o3'oon cures performed by liLRslcK's
FILLS ANA llastefs over tea ,honsand OF them were
considered beyond all hope. They are the cheapest
md best pills now known. Each oil is beauttuIIy
coated with pure white sugar Each box contain 81
pills, smaller number is required Tor dose than oi
any other pill known, their operation bring 50 GER
tam, thorough, yet mid, that all who them re-
commend them. OWING To the Immense popularity
and gigantic sales Of these pills, some unprucipled
peiso have made something they call Sugar on led
Pills, aud understand tor sale IN thus pa
Of the country. We have also observed another pill
iiOnting around the county, called the Indian Ncge-
table pull, made without doubt To sell iol Herlck
Vegetable pills, look out tor frauds, some Of these
men aitnch the word Doctor 10 their nanas 10 give
them the appea ance OF respectal iliiy Always ask
for HIRRIcks SUGAR CoATLD PiLis and get them OIL
none. Our pills sell for % cts per box. with tuli d.
reclons our Pastcrs IL 81 cts All orders must b.
addressed TO HgRRlcK Il Co Principal Office No
James Street. Albany, n. y. The following gentle
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A C. Spear, Geo. T. Harrington. Theo. A. Peck
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Dyspepsia or Indigestion.

This disease has the strongest claims upon the at.
tention and sympathy Of the physician and phian.
thropist The habitual Dyspeplic is truly miserable
His salow aud anxious countenance, his aversion tc
social enioyments his irritable and sulen silence and
the occasional ana overwhelming dependency o
mind: show him TO be the prey OF keep and harassine
suferings Of which none but those who have expe
rienced them can form an adequate idea. For Dys
pepsia there is hope 1t is dark, dscouragng nnc
cheeress in its progress. Ii will neither kill the pa
tient nor depart from him. His mouth is parched
and everish, his head confused, and his whole body
languid and uncomfortable. His sleep night is fit
full and unrefreshing. by strange fantasia:
and uneasy dreams,-whe long before morning. he
begins to turn from side to side his comfortless
pillow. Though restless, he feels disposition to
rise but when length he sufficient resolu-
ton, he feels such antness and assitude, that all
motion and business is n burden to him.
Let the sufferer use, according to the directions and
he will find almost immediate relief and in n very
short time perfect cure. Persons have been cured
after having been springs and other places by the
advice OF their physician, and have not received any
permanent relief until they this medicine
Bro,cn's SarsapariIia and Tomato Bitters.
alternatives w23w2
For sale by Theo. A. Peck, Burlington, and b,
Druggists generally throughout the United States
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-08
ANTHONY BEEKMAN.
THE best Female Medicine knomn.

The mud alternative properties of DR.. Guisotls Ex-
tract OF Yellow Dock and SaGsalaril.a render pc
culiarly applicable 10 the slender aud drlictae consti
tuition oil the ieale 1t is unvaled IN its effects up
such diseases as lnspirant Consumption, Buren,
ness, Luecorrhnen IVhtes, Irregular Transformation,
lncontnence OF Urine aud general Proslraon ct the
system. 1t Immediately counteracts that distressing,
nervousness aud assiiude common to the female
frame, and lmparts an energy and buoyency as sur
prlsing as they are grateful.
We have evidence on Tile, which nhuCrs us strongly
to recommend this medicine to married people who
have moi been blessed " ith offspring.
We cannot oil course exbit certificates any ex
tent in the above class o complaints, hut give the fol-
towns v''ract OF letter recently received
indication OF the extraordinary virtue OF this medicine
a remedy for the diseases rel, rrei to.
Newark, Jan. 25ih, 1913.
Mr., Bennett-We TAKE pleasure in stating that your
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla gives great satisiac.
lion in every case. ne shall try and send you
certificates.
A very respectable gentleman informed that his
daughter troubled win difficult menstruation and
other diseases peculiar 10 her She had not had
her regular menstrual discharges for long time but
by the OF DR.. Guysoit's Yellow Dock and Sarsap.
arlla, was radically cured. Had used TownsenJ's
aud others, without receiving the slightest benefit
/ lie had one daughter die from the same cause
Please send ms additional supply
| Very respectfully yours,
| 70 J Il. Triple & co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-08
Adams's Arithmetical Series.

The attention of Preceptors of Academies, Teach,
and Superintendenis in our Common schools, and
all hose interested in education is invited To the ful
series Of AriihmeticaI Works now published. Copies
will be furnished for examination On application to
either oi the Publishers
l.-PRiMARY ARITHMETIC OR MENTAL OPERATIONS
IN NUMBERS being an introduction 10 Adamss Ncw
Arithmetic, revised edition.
lI-ApAMss NEW ARlrnMETic, REVISED EmrioN
being n revision of Adaniss New Arithmetic hrsi
published in 1877.
il,--KEy 70 The REVISED EDTioS OF ADAMS
NV ARITHMETIC,
W. MEasuFArroN, MECHANICAL PowLEs, All
MtculNARY. The principles OF mrnslIailun anny
TIC tly explained, and practically applied to the med
surcMeai Of lines. superfces. GId sDtids as, a PHI
o, plical explanation OF the siHpe nechdb!cdl pDic
ers, and hcirapplichton 10 Bachiaery Designed Il
follow Adams'- New Arithmetic. IN presS.)
V-Book kErP:sG This work contains a ucit
explanation OF the science OF accounts new, concls'
and common sense method Of Book keeping by singL'
eni,y and various forms of receipts. orders, notes
t0nds, mDrtgagcs, and other instruments necessar,
for the. TRANSACTION OF business. Accompanied Will
Blank Books for the OF learners. Published by
J. W PREN ~ 90, heen". y. H.
COLLINS & BROTHER. Ne3o York.
PHILLIPS g. SAMPSON, Boston.
Nov. 81, is. d2O2tS
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numerous contradictions and imitators to take field
Beware how you buy medicine put up in square
quart bottles BE very sure and ask ior Dr. tiuisott )
COMPOUND Extract OF Yellow Dock and Snrsnpnr-
lila, hearing the written signature of :. t'ennrit.
each outside Wrapper, written with black ink md
do not any account be- induced to buy my other az
tcle-as it is this preparation only thnt is performing
such marvellous and astonishing cures Take no
mans word as persons having the counterfeit med
cinr and not the genuine, are OF course DESTROYS oi
makina their proff-c,nscqnenily you are no'e to
buy worthless trush, unless you examine Tor your
selves.
Ii is well in nil cnses to cu ont this caution md put
into your pocket book md compare with MEDICINE
c1y Remember. Dr. GCYSOTi'S YELLOW
DJoK AND SAkSAPAklLLA
Prepared Mt $ F BENEFITS laboratory. LII
tie Fails. He'kuer County. ~ Y. and sold by G 50.
L. HARRINGTON Burlington W.
Burlington Oct Ii lsIS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-08
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKEr-Nov. %.

(REPoRTEp FOR THE TRAvELLER)
AT market, 300 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, pair:
Working Oxen, AZ Cows and Calves, 5000 SheeI
and Lambs, 3uO0 left from last week. and l4Ot
Swine
PRlcEs-Beef Ca,tle-Extra SC first quality, s.,
IS I'd. So
Sores-2 years old, l2 to l6 3years old, IS to sa5
Working Oxen-No sales.
Cows and Calves-sI9, u, %, 80 and Al.
Sheep and Lambs-:5ale at 81, so, l,J7, l,oo ana
e2OO.
Swine-4 a 5; Retail a 6; still hogs isc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-08
Adams New Arithmetic,
REV EDITION I.
EINHIS VAIuARIE SCHOOL. BOOK cox

tains the characteristics of the former edition in
greatly improved form with such corrections and
additions as the wants OF the times demand 1t has
been already very extensively adopted IN place Of
the old edition. aud is received with the most unqua-
lifted approval
Adams New Arithmetic is almost the only work
on Arithmetic used in extensive sections OF New
England 1t is used in every part OF the United
States and in the State OF New York, is the Text
Book in ninety three OF the hundred and fifty five
Academies which reported to the Regents OF the
University in 1916 Ii has been adapted to the cur.
rency of, and re-published in Canada. 1t has beer
translated and ie-published in Greece Notwith'
standing the multiplication OF Arithmetics, made up
many OF them, OF the materiet of this work. it hai
steadily increased in the public favor and demand.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-08
FEMALE BEAUTY.

Ladies whose complications not as clear ms they
preparations in the TORN Of Cosmetics SC should use
Dr. iuysot,'s Compound Of Yellow Dock md Snrsa-
parilla. BY purifying the BLOOD and enIivenng the
circulation, 1t gives clearness to the complexion
brightness TO the eye. and elasticity to the step
Leaving that beautiful which still was SO,
And making that which was not"
Vexatious eruptions on the face resulting from want
Of exercise or sluggish circulation Of the Blood III
once disappear under its iutlucncr, leaving a rich
bloom oi health, that no cosmetic can impart La
dies who have tried 1t express themselves surprised
aud delighted.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-08

SpRIYG Hill, Ala, July 81, '4S.
Messrs J. F. Winter g. Co.
Gentlemen II most cheerfully bear testimony to
the great efficacy and virtue OF the TATIEssAlIs
HE,vE POWDERS" in the cure OF hores affected with
h-aye coughs aud colds have valuable horse tina
was severely affected with heaves aud violent
coughing that had we'll night lost him, when | pur-
chased a package OF lauersalis Hrave Powders,
No owner Of horses should be without ii.
Respectfully, yours.
CHAS. A. PEABODY. "a
None genuine without the signature OF A. II
Cough 4 Co. Price one dollar per package, six Tor
five dollars. Prepared and sold wholesale and retail
by COUGH & KETCHAM l49 Fulton ST., N. Y.
A. SPEAR, agent for Burlington.
W. b. HATcn, Wnooski Falls. w22