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M,Craeken'S Experience,
| US about the fight Jo.'

ell US ABOUT the night 10.
why you see, boys, it was one Of the
tightest places | was ever in-JacK, give
US light, will yoa! never seed pre-
zactly as many men around one poor fel-
low afore; an wouldn't cared much then
if it had been in a place whar [ Knowed
the ropes; but L never had see Louisville
afore that: but some how, [ thought ef |
was to get into a fight, I'd show some Of
them chaps that M'CracKen could put In
some right tall lIcKs. So taxes off my
homespun, rolls up my sleeves, when all
at once suthin' struck me-
Who wasitl'
'Whol I'd noticed a tall fellow on the
outside of the crowd, PICK up rock but
it wasn't him. for he threw it down again
another fellow, a Maj jor something, he'd
an eternal big hickory stick in his fist.
and
WAS it hes.Majora'
NO, don't believe it was, as be walked
away before the skarmage commenced:
and | didn't see him any more; besides he
didn't look like Il man what would NAL
treat stranger; but as was saying suthin
struck me-
Whereabouts did il hit you Jo.
'On the head. AS | was saying, had
just got myself peeled, and had sort o
singled out a pop eyed looking felier
jest afore me, and was thinkin' 10 my
self your my mot, sure, when snthin'
struck me-
Did it knock you DOWN.
Hold on fellers, don't be in such
squmtion-no, it didn't knock me down;
/ but
Sort o staggered you
'No-can't say it did much, bat as
was sayin' the pop.eyed feller looked as
eff be thought be was about to catch the
orfullest cowhollepin he'd ever seed IN his
/ born days; and I'd jest doubled up these
pertater grabbers calculatin' to plant one
on 'em on the tip of his nose, and knock
both his eyes back inter their material pc
sition, when as / SAID before sulhin' struck
me-
WAS it the pop-eyed felIer!'
NO Sir-eel | Knew from his build /
was a quicker motioned man than he was
and had jest sort o sot my upper lip
stiff. and drawed in a long breath. when
| suthin' struck me.
.W'eH sChQt ,cas i2'
why an idear, that I'd better be max
in tracks from them diggins fast; If YOU d
only been about thar that mornin' you q
seed old M'Cracken a maxim the fastest
time fur two miles and a leetle better. as
ever was made in Jefferson! Whoop! aud
ef you've got any more OF, that bald face,
pour 1t out
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but locked into the dropping face OF Mad
cline with his earnest ewes. Her heart
throbbed tremuously beneath his glance,
and while her own was concealed by those
dark iashes she murmured In low voice
with an effort to subdue her embarrass-
ment--
sWho is there that will not be happy
such glorious night as this7'
There is one that is not happy was
the earnest reply. 'Oh! to love-,o love
with the whole soul being like thee Mad
eline-so pure, so rare, and spiritual. and
beautiful-to thrill beneath your smile--to
listen to your words-to look upon your
loveliness--to drink from the waters of
your fresh spirit-yet be kept by fate, by
circumstances, by poverty, from pleading
for your leve--Oh! Madeline
WHO thinks of gold where the hearts,
was the almost whispered reply of the
young girl, while her lashes sunk still cio-
er in her cheek.
You do not--cannot love me, Made
line!'
The eloquent eyes of the maiden were
raised till the intenseness of their full, low
ing light burned down into the heart OF the
/ lover.
My Madeline! may believe those
eyes!'
The young girl dare not reply.
| If | may believe them, dealest-if YOU
do love me, lei me kiss but once that young
! forehead, my Madeline
! The fair brow was bent to the touch of
his quivering hps-a bright tear fell upon
| his bosom as he folded her there. What
f,4o
! its who sat there-the kindred spirits-the
delicate high-bred heiress and the shoema-
ker who fashioned the shoes upon her
/ dainty feet.
Sweetly and tenderly their voices mur-
INJURED together, making rare music, the
music of the heart 1t was, indeed as
Grace had said, an evening to love and be
loved.
/ But will your friends, aunt Effie, your
guardian consent-to your marrying one Sc
| lowly as r. asked the lover as the evening
wore away.
'Alasl fear not; they do not appreciate
you as do
'And if they will not-then!' he asked
earnestly.
Il will share your portion, my dear one,
even if should bind shoes by your side;
was the reply of the enthusiastic young
creature, as her loving eyes laised upon
| his.
Bless you Madeline, bless you for your
truth and love, am not worthy of you.
have sister. mother and a home in
another city. There | can bear you, and
if there is splendor there is comfort, kind
ness and overfowing love-.
Then with you l would be happy
That night Grace was sleeping softly
when Madaline stole to their chamber,
but the happy yet trembling girl awaken
ed her and sitting amid the curtains on
the bedside, she told with eloquent cheeks
and hurried words the events of the even.
ing.
is it not right that | should wed him,
when he is SO gifted aud so good, even il
my selfish aunt does object she inquired
eagerly.
Il think you should by all MEANS wa:
the energetic reply of the young confden
which advice being disinterested, wa:
of course entitled to respect
The next day or so Grace went home
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BY JOHN G.. GIVEN.1
When Fortune Beams.

When Fortune Beams.
When Fortune beams aroand you,
Whom hearts with pleasure leap;
And hopes and joys surround you
Forget not those who weep!
When friendships smile invites you
To bless and to be blest;
When every charm delights you
o think of the DISTRESSED!
When golden gales betide you,
IA If by heave n decreed,
And plenty stands beside you
Forgot not those who need!
Whom pleasures cup ssens endless,
Oh, pi owe it without end;
By being to the friendless
In every hour a FREUD.
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n Prescription.-Some years since, as
old Doctor G. was returning to his resi-
dence in Worcester, from a FIRE which
had broken cut in a neigh boring far
mer's barn, he was accosted, rather un-
tremendously, by a cociney OF the hrst
waier, and withal, journeyman taiior'
thus:
.Doctah, how far have the good citizens
of Worcester succeeded N extingulshing
the luminary that IS consuming the poor
yeonan's barn.
With an expression that struck terror
10 the soul Of the dandy the Doctor re-
piled:
Young man you had better. take dose
Of physicF
gN No fewer ihan,.twenty thousand Aus
trian soldiers are said to have perished
IN Hungar7- from sickness ard fever alone.
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CHAPTER III.

i don: feel very much lattered by your
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-11-22
delegates to the Constitutional
Convention.
Montpelier, jeremiah L Marston,
Berlin, Jos. Hill,
Rurlinoton John N pomerov

Montpelier, jeremiah L Marston,
Berlin, Jos. Hill,
Burlington, John N. Pomeroy.
AS usual the Wings would not make these
Constitutional amendments party question, nor
The election one for close party rally, and as
usual the Locos in this vicinity have taken adj
vantage of that fact to secure the election of
their own men. Mr.. Marston was elected by 80
majority in this town,-less than three fourths of
The freemen voting Mr.. Marston was the dele
gate seven years ago, and voted against all the
amendments. 1t is expected he will change his
vote now on the election of county officers under
instructions from the caucus which nominated
him. The same we presume is true as to the
|lelegate in Berlin. In the last Convention there
WAS majority Of 20 locos, and probably such
will be the fact now. Then, the amendments
were all rejected much to the satisfaction of the
people generally. The next Convention, howev-
Ter constituted, we presume will be marked by the
same Difference to the general interest; and we
guess that no amendments will be adopted, I'M
! less it be part or all of those relating to the
election of county officers.
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FOR SAI,II

VALUABLE FARM and WATER PRIVILEGE in Der
' lin VI, The Fam consists uf niout hundred and
twenty Of land situated Dog River, six miles on
Montpelier, and ono mile from Fall Village, Nutthfeld-
About eighty Of II il tho east side OF Dog Rivep
aud IS known the Branan farm. With good House. two
Barns, Sheds &c. in good ORDER About thirty Of the
land is covciod with lumber and heavy wood-wenty FIVE
pastung and twenty vp moving aud tilagc
land 81 very rich soil, and hears great crops
The balance of the land is On the west side Of Dog RIVER
aud extends from the river the County road leading
Mortified to Montpelier, and known part of the Mills
farm and il exec ent moving and llage land
cultivate. On this land there is BAN capable OF holding
the hay cut upon the west side of the river and the ye
affords OF the best privileges in the country, where
five feet fall, and water sufficient
~ twenty OF machinery all This is all
uu,ed the Vermont Genital hnoad, and eight hours ride
on Boston, where The pass twice day to and from
Burlington and Boston.
For further particulars, inquire of Dr. A. Smith, Falls Vii
lagc Nur,hfold, Adam Hobart, Edmund Weston West
Randoph VT and OF the subsctibar, No. SO Pearl
| Boston. d. L. sPAULDING.
| Nov. w4Stt.
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Isaac HH.-At the time of the removal OF this
Locofoco Pension Agent at Concord N. H., he
mad in his hands $4,000 of public money. lie
paid over $4,000 and refused to account for the
balance; since then he has paid over $1,000
snore, sui Keeping in his Sub Treasury 5000
(which he swears he wI not disgorge a suit
has been commenced for lis recovery. So says
tthe Washington correspondent Of the New York
Courier g. Enquirer
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Ordained. - On The 25th ins as Pastor of the
Congregational Church in Derby, VT, Mr.. o. T
GanLhear.
The Rev. ]. H. Benton, late of Mortified, w.
|was installed over the First Congregational
Church and Society in Clinton, (Mich.) on the
Path nit
Installed in Ploiufcld, Nov. Z, as Pastor Of the
Church OF Plainicd and Marsh.
field, Rev. Aurclus S. Swift.
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Fire al Seren'S Vitidge, A stable belonging
10 Pincas Stevers, OF Barnet, and occupied by
he Passumpslc Stage Company, was burned on
The evening Of Tuesday last. Three 6ne horses
to tie Sage Company were burned.
Gully CaiedoHian.
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NoPOTted NUYcTIfeT,
At Market 1900 Cate ubon 200 Becyes aud l300 Stores
Priees-Maiket Beef-Extra 5000 por cwt LIST quality
81 50, 2ne quality S. 90, Sd quality s4,75.
Barellrg Cattle Mes So rs Si,OOj No. $1,000 49,,
rs, No. 9, g., go n-S2,75
sores- Working Oxen $50. SO, 65, 20 80, 90 and 95
Cows and Calves $40 49, a. 81 go 49, and SO YoaIngs
90, g. H. ~ Two Yea. old, $40, 49, Is, 90, 25 Three
Years Old, Sl3, 10, %, "a, IS.
Sheep aud Lambs s4OO Market One lot Of 1857 sold al
b7j lot of $40 sold at 81 33 lot Of 4OO sold
ss0 small lot sold at e5 eueb other lot At and
$500 according 10 guilty.
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1flarkets.
Brighton Cattle Markel--Noy. 1,

Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
At Market l45 Beef Cattle 1859 Stores, 1900 Sheep,
5000 Swine.
PnoEs-BeJ Cdtale-We quote TO correspond with last
week. Extra So 25 first quality IS so So ISL second
81 rs IS 2aj third So rs a 81 80.
SorssTwo yedr old IS el4 three yenrs old sl4 s25
See.
COrs and calrss-saes at So saa, $685. $780, and ssa
S37.
Sheep-sules at 81 80, 40, | SO, 81 rs s225.
SwiRe-Pfime lois 10 peddle 2 for SOws and . foI
DaIows Old hogs to slaughter, Ia retail from to
sig.
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Health Of Nh. Ciay-A correspondent of the
Louisville Journal in speaking of Mr. Clay, says:
\ HIS health is entirely restored, aud that, al
though he has been long intimately acquainted
yth him, he could scarcely see any difference in
(him in body, and none at all in mind, from what
lie was fourteen or fifteen years ago.
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AFRO Browns Estate.

STATE or VERMoNr,l At Probate Court holden a
bradford District. s., ~ Fmr's dwelling nous IL
Coinh. within and tor said Ds ct, the 18Th day Of No
vemhor, 1919, Hon. Stephen Thomas JUDGE
Instrument purporting be the lass will aud tesa-
~ mrnt of AFRO BROWN, late of The,fofd, in said is
tci. deceased heing presented the Cunt by Ma
hur Tuner, Jt the therein man d. for Piob1tc
II ordered 10y said Court that alt persons there
IN he notified To appear ~ Of said Court be-
d"nat L. Mesei's dwelling huuc in The,rd on the sll
dS u December, 1913, aud show nusc, any thoy ma,
have, against the rrobte of sad W Tor lch putpos,
II ~ further ordeied that copy Of The record 81 tins ofe
bn published three weeks successfully in the Vernon
Waichman aud Slate Journ, printed ut Montpelier VI
previous to said time appointed Tor hearing.
a rue copy of Record,
AIirsl, UANlEL Il IAMES. Rnnis nr.
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VERMONT WATCHMAN
Boston,.
To JourneVmen Printers,

EELLOW CRAFTSMEN I've beseech AID warn you to
pnce dependence upon Advertisements hand bills
from tho newspaper and printing Embellishments Of Boston
and vicinity ohcrg employment to printers. There
situations 10 he had, except those vacated by who
S'tken for advince in the rates of pay
1hiuytwo establishments have accodcd 10, and now nay,
tho rates required by the Union h, advertisements for
hands believe to be merely experiment 10 induce the
ournc ymcn to return their work tho old rates We
therefore, earnestly desire you to your influence TO in
duce printers not to 10 Boston for employment until the
matte between tho journey aud employ Is settled
II is very probable that tho differences briwoon employers
and the Printers Union, will be adjeted in course of
week. Very Respectfully,
WI. F sMYTdE, President b. p Union
Boston Printers lend Quarters az Washington srcet,l
DoslOn, Mnss., NnvnnheT Is, lslv dnM2.
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DU BblSllED Bl JENNIE
Il Washington street, Bostt
and Country Traders generally
PARLEYiS lIISTORl ES.
FiRsr Boon. WrsrERS IirM.
IsrHEBg. Newly StGfre0tl ped
and brought down 10 present
time, with new cugruvings, &c
SEcoNp IooK-EAsrtRN HEM
isPHERE, brought down To u
recent date, with now ongra-
wings, &c. THiPp BOOK
ANctENr ilisroRY.
WORCESTER'S Die
TIONARIES. ELnMESTARI
adapted toi common schoul,
and Academies. CoMPREHgN.
siyE--fJr do. and tor genera
reference recommended ms con
biuing advantages us ProuOun'
clog Dictionary, superior t.
all otheis-now edition, en-
Jagged.
WORCESTERS READERS
-rR1MER. SEcuHD Book, is
TRopucrtoN TO 1HiRp do.-
THisD und Foun1HRooR,wiit
lessons In Euu Iciaiton. Arlic
ulaiiln, Pr, nunciition, Empha
sis, pausos, Sc, by WIN. Rus
SAIL.
EMERSON'S WATTS ON
THE MIND. with Correc.
lions, questions and supple
ment. EMER SONS Ma
TlONAL SPELLING BOOK
School Committees Toach'
any Of the 1bnve, supplied
pondencc solicited-und wher
liberal arrangements made {
supply
In addition to the above, a
prices, a complete assortment
laneuus Rocks, Stationery, x,
Nov. 1919.
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In this village tho 18th inst by Lyman Briggs Esq Mr.
Leonard Hart aud Miss Mary Thuyer, both of Middosox
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Deatl)s.

In this village, Now llth, widow B,tscy Wight, aged
81 years and months. Printers in N H. Mass ond Ohio
arc requested, &c.
Ia Mortified, 20lh u. Alma Tucker, wife Of tho late
Samuel Tucker, aged 6lTho deceased occtonato
and devoted wife and mother Printers in tho State Of New
York are desired to notice tlis.-CoM.
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Important Announcements!

a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of A. a. TIll BETS,
IA All Wool C!shrcres aud peLanes, Printed Cashmetes
aud Dclaines, lyonese, Ahpaccas, Giughams Pllls,
Turkey Red Prints, Bay state aud other Long and Square
Shawls, Lace Capos, e,thn, &c. &c. offered and
WIZ be Sol AT I osT. SlLAS BURBANK.
Nov. l2tl w46l2G ST..
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STATE OF VERMONT, Ia Probate Court holden ut
Washin- ton district, So Montpelier within aud for sud
ID, district on the l7h day OF November, A. ID. 1879
WM II. LOOMS, Administrator Of John l.. Sprout, late
Of Nohfeld in said Dstict dec oased, presents 10 the
CoIt here in waiting, his petition Tor license real
Of said deceased the debts due from said
aud the rxpcnses of administration, the personal property
being insufficient for that purpose
Whcrcupon it i ordered by said Courl, that said petition
bo referred to the llh any of Drcember en- .ug, ut
oc och r. NJ for hear and decision upon the same: And
further Uted, that notice o all concerned he vcn pub
fishing the substance of srd petition aud
thee weeks successfully, in the Vermont Wntchmnn ant
State journal, newspaper printed at Mnnlo er, previous
to said time appointed for hearing, that they may uprear
they aud bonds the iyn,vu of said debit
and expenses provided by law said license beu
gunred. BY the Court,
HEMAN CARRIE I,,t,
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FURTHER EVIDENCE


|CCRES EFFECTED BY DR.. CORBEr1'S CONCEN.
TRATED SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA!
Perhaps not in the record of time has preparation OF
remedial agents been brought before the world, which has
proved such blessng to suffering humanity, and saved
many Thousands tom the grave, us hos
DR. COkBEII'S CONCENTRATED SYRUP OF SAR-
SAPARlLLA.
Introduced into the system minute quantities, it
snns no ohence as do the dronchug STspata mxtuus Of
the day.
1t all diseases Of the Stomach Dy-pGpsia
and their attendant uvilconst patton of the Bowels II
dspels acidy, nil distinctions Of tho Liver sub
dues cuaneous deangemcn and back the first great
cause of disease, by
|9J-CLEANslNG THE IMPURE FOUNTAINS OF THE
BLOOD.G3
is by the abes Physicians in the country
and used in their practice.
Read the tsniuny of relieved by this medicine as
presented by the able ind distinguished Dr. VIM. Prescott
This may certify thai huve yonrs
I'D with Dyspepsia, ScioulOus Affections, General Debility
&C., even iom infancy. by the recommendation Of
ther Dr NJ PIes00t formerly Of Lynn Mass and now
Of Concord, N H., was induced make trial OF Cofcp
Shakers sursaparllla Syrup taken three
bottles, nom which have found great relief My health
and strenst slave much improved and recommend all
who are troubled with similar complaints. lty this y"lua-
bic medicine. am still TAXI ibis syrup nnl feel conf.
deut It will ultimately effect of other, who
are taking ibis syrup, aud receiving great benefit from
cleansing aud healing qualities
LAURA NJ. PRESCOTT.
Concord, N. II. March g. lsls.
e. BRINI.EY AND co. Sole Projectors,
No Sand South side Fancuil TILL Boston.
For sale hy Redheld & GlunIs, aud by 5 X Collins
Montpelier; French & Walker lairo L. 4. c. French
Plairhcld lhufher & BOwle Washington Dickinson aud
Peasluc, Chclseaj also by ago MS generally.
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NONtPELfEH, NV. II, IS ~.
witnessed toe cure pcriormcdhy DIR BERRY upon la.
SrowrLL If this village for Stunmctiug He gave him
sentence which he could not articuNe he made f.
ns and to my satisfaction he could auculuo with.
aid, and after the instruction OF DR.. BERRY he
to arcua,e every word distinctly Ills Instructions
given in five minutes. JOSEPH BRADISH.
NJ-Dr. y. may he found the Union House for few
days, and the last of next week will be in Burlington.
Mund y, Nov. 49, lSi9. lwt
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STATE OF VERMONT In Prostate Coa,

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holde" a,
Washington District, S. Montpelier within and for sad
Disiiict, on the Goth day Of November A. d. 1919,
GEORGE WoRTHlNGTON, Administrator GA the es-
tate of Roger Hubbard late OF Montpelier in said District
deceased makes application sn Court TO extend the lime
heretofore allowed him TO the debts due from said
md settle his administration until some future day
Whcreupon is oidcred by said Court that said nppca-
on DO hoard the Probate Office in Montpelier the lIh
of Decemhcr 1915 and it is further tdeied that notice
hereof lie given the crcdtos of said estate AMI all
concerned by publishing tho substance said appca-
ton orders thereon, in Tho Vermont Wachman Suite
journal newspaper printed Mt Montpelier, three weeks
successfully before the aforesaid appointed
ing Of said application. BY the Court
40 L. +. MERRILL, Rcgisiei
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CHEERING NEWS FOIs FEE SICK


MI Seth Fowlr .-Dolr Suit Is with pleasure write
TO YOU this ceihcate, stating my experience. the Of
DR.. Wstars nasan Of Wd Cherry. Ia November last
was taken wHh severe cough Ny III much alice
ted, so much that it difficulty could breathc.--
Hearing OF your BHdm, procured bn tnok part of hot
tie and To my utter establishments my 'uus, feed and
my cough Gu I'd. am happy this husln vi
VIVA Cherfy TO the public Vi tho medicines oI
coughs aud colds ever used. WM. SWIFr
Now that this preparation is well known he
tam euro Tor inoip1nt CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, Law
En- COMPLIANT, COUGHS, BKOAChiTiS, ana all aim
liar aieciions than my Other remedy ever kno~n there viii
be, und NOW ARE fond those vanuu,ly wicked
concocl spurious, and perhaps poisonous mxture aud
ty 10 palm II oft as The genuine Basam We fso
ALARM VIC advise c public OF these schemes that their
health may not be ted "of ourselves pluldored ofoui
just rights.
THE GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, on hG
count OF ~ greni popularity has boou extensively
fced IN Padel hia and some tou hues of the spu-
rous imitation thrown into tho and extensively cir
eulted Tins Ia 10 caution dealers md the public generally
against puTch sing any other than that HAVING TIE
WRITTEN slGNAlURE Of /. BUTTS on the wrapper.
Always signed |. BUTTS on the wrapper
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highly IMPORTANT!
FROM THE BRITISH PROVINCE OF NEW BRUINS


From the ST. John ObierveI, Oct H. IS4S.
AS at this season Of tho YEAR arG hT0u hou winter
months, coughs and colds the Of an the
various ills that flesh is heir TO, would advise
readers and others who may be thus Affected avail them.
svlvos OF that excellent mrdjcme, Wsufs Bi4um
NNild Cherry which, judging from Ncricncc aud
tbnt OF olhts we consider being of the safest aud
most efecua! renodos lhnr has been
novo complnts and which with the cordial approval
ct many of the best physicians And delays danger
aud coughs aud colds frequently tenin4o cousup
on this thcuclUus and agreeable remedy should
resorlcd to- Mr s. l.. Iey the agent in this city, who
can enumetao many Instances IL which the most pleasing
results have followed from usa " Msiurs Balstm
From the Evening Mirror, New York, March 30, 10
WlSfAkS BALSAM -No regard tho NIl Cherry
tree as one Of natuies phJ eiln, good sn-
manan of tho lnrst t ITS "mudlca ghm" has relieved
tho furrngs and the lives Il tousunds The BAL
prepared by d.. WistH il pure aud perfectly reliable
preparation OF the real cherry esseuce, and remedy b
means bad to take" We rpeuk confident rand ung
y in its praise from having witnessed il tunovahg innn.
in consumpvo casee, when al other prescriptions had
proved OF no eloc,.
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