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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
Old Comstock and his Daughter

Old CcnastoCk and his Daughters.
A correspondent of the New York Even
ing Post, relates the following curious rem
inlscences Of family that once lived 10
Norwalk. Ct Speaking of Mr.. Halls his.
tory of that town, he Says
Il find that in his acc ount of the remark
able people of that place. he has omitted
to speak of two of the most remarkable,
spinsters, Sarah and Phebe CDnlstock,
relatives Of mine, and friends Of my youth,
Of whom retain a vividrecolectIon. They
were in opulent circumstances, for the
neighborhood in which they lived. posses
sing farm Of about two hundred acres
they wero industrious, frugal, and extreme.
ly charitable; but they never relieved
poor family without visiting it, and inqur.
ing carefully INTO its circumstances. Sarah
was the housekeeper, and Phebe the farmer.
Phebe knew nothing about kitchen matters,
but she knew something of the way green.
sward should be broken up, and corn plant
ed, and potatoes dug. She dropped Indian
corn, and sowed English grain with her
own hands. In the time of planting or har-
vest, it was Sarah who visited and relieved
the poor.
remember that they had various ways
OF employing the young persons who called
upon them. If it was late in the autumn,
there was a chopping board and chopping
knife ready, with the feet OF neat cattle
from which the oily parts had been extract
ed by boiling You do not want to be
idle they would say, chop this meat and
you shall have your share of the mince
pies that we are going to make At other
times supply of old WOODEN stockings were
ready for unravellng. We do not care to
be idle,' they would say, here are some
stockings which you would oblige US by un
raveIing,' If you asked what use they
made of the spools of wooden thread OBJ
tanned by this process, they would answer,
We use it in the welt of the linsey woolsey
with which we clohe our negroes They
had negro slaves in those times, and old
Tone, a faithful black servant of theirs, who
has seen more than hundred years, is vel
alive.
They practced one very peculiar piece
OF economy ne Whlte hickory you know
yields the purest and sweetest of saccharint
juices. They had their hickory fuel cut in
to short biIlets, which before placing on the
fire they laid it on the andirons, little il
front Of the blaze, so as to subject it to
pretty strong heat. This caused the syruI
in the wood to drop from each end of the
billet, where il was caught in cup, and il
this way gallon or two was collected il
the course of fortnight. With this they
sweetened their finest cakes.
They died about thirty years since, ont
at the age of SO and the other at the age O
80. On the tombstone of one of them is
record that she had been member of thu
church for seventy years. Their fathel
was remarkable man in his way. He wa,
rich man in his day, and kept park o
deer, one Of the largest known in Connect
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1)oetrp.
The Two Shadows.
eY 0. " HOLMES.

eYo. HOLMES.
L %as an evening calm and talf
"A ever drank the dew Of juno;
The living earth, the breathless air,
Slept by the shining moon'
There WAS a rudely woven scat,
That lay beneath garden wall
heard two voices low and sweet
saw two shadows fall.
Two shadows-side by side they were
With but line of light between;
II shapes more real fingered there,
Those shapes were all unseen
The voice which seemed of deepest tone,
Breathed something which | scarcely hearC
And there was silence, save alone
One family whispered word.
And then the longer shadow drew
Nearer and nearer, till it came
So close that one might think the two
Were melting to the same.
heard sound that lvers know
A sound from lips that do not speak;
But oh! it leaves deeper G ow
Than words upon the cheek.
Dear maiden, hast thou ever known
That sound which sets the soul on iire'
And is it not the sweetest tone
Wrung from earth's shattered lyre'
Alas upon my boylsh brow,
Hair lips have often more than smiled;
But there are none to press it now
am no more child.
Long, long the blnndid shadows lay
As they were in a viewless fold;
And will they never break away,
So loving, yet 50 cold ?
They say that spirits walk the vale,
But that truly do not know
wonder when told the tale,
Why Fanny crinsoned SO?
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THE GREEN MOUNTAIN

employed in repairing the palace. In cor
ner of the lawn are the ruins of what was
once the chapel; and when some stones and
earth were removed, tombstone was dis
covered, with an inscription in old English
raised characters, stating that the tomb was
erected for " William Lyon, an English
man born, Bishop of Corke, CIon and Ross,
in the happi raigne of Queen Elizabet, de-
fender of the ancient apostolike faithe."
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The world is seldom what it seems
To man, who dimly sees
Realities appear as dreams,
And dreams-realitles.
The Christians years, though slow their fight,
When he is called away,
Are but the watches OF night,
And death the dawn Of day.
MONTGOMERY.
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Datittp.
Puzzle.

A country girl to town did go,
Some walnuts there to sell;
A gentleman she CHANGED to meet,
And thus it her beiell.
MY pretty maid" said he to her,
I" What number have you here ?"
~ can't tell sir" said she to him,
"But this I'll make appear.
told them DER, ere came out,
By six, five, four, three, two,
And every time | numbered them,
One still remained, o'crplus.
| told them out by sevens, at last,
And there were no remains
If you can find the number out,
Pray take them for your pains"
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TIE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
KrkbridcS IattTSaWS
HEAVE WDERS.
II has cured in the last wear.

1t has cured, in the last year,
500 cases Of Heaves-2OOO cases of chronic coug-2OO
cases If broken wind, and 5000 cases of horses
out of condition, and other diseases.
TBNIIS remedy is put up In large packages weighing
N over one pound, to administer to horse about IL
days, and to ordinary casehns it will he seen
that is the cheapest Have Medicine that can be given,
only one dollars worth Is requisite IN most cases to
cure. We know Of many who have improved the value of
heavy horse so, and some 100 dollars, by d, lhr's
worth Of the Tattcrsall's lleave Powders
More than five hundred Certificates, YER
hal and written have been received tcsng the viz
Of this netmabe Remedy but we have only space to
subjum the following.
Scarcely day passts but we receive marks Of aPproba
ton from our agents. and others who have used or sold the
The following is from our agent at Burlington, VI,
"M Fmuuagpn u Mddlebury says he purchased pack
age OF you last fall and gave to valuable Young horse
that had the heayGs and cured him cnitre!y he is now
perfectly sound lie has just bought few more packages
or other horses. A. c. SPEAR, Burlington, VI.
Cents have by chance procured package Of you
Tatten sals Heave Powders, and have tried them on
horse of my own, think has entirely cured my horse to
all appearances. Amos every man here thinks Heaves can
not be cured and satisfy people hiatt they can, will pur
chase six packages for five dollars which is enclosed
Please send to EDNNkD JuNEs.
Clyde Glass Works, Clyde Go. N v
Kirkland, Oneida, Go. N. Y.
Mcssrs Cough aud Ketchum-Gents Having young
horse who had much to his injury contracted the ieavcs,
purchased fr him article called "eave Cure but which
think should be called leaye Maker" it made the
horse good deal worse than before. afterwards
induced To give him the rntcr sal's heave Powders,
and the effect was an immediate restoration To snundness
since been offered fiy dollars for the horse
than offered him for, before he t2ok your medicine;
j. BURlINGAME
Notice and Caution.
Many Druggists and dealers who have been disappointed
in not being allowed the aganCy Of the Taersalls heave
Powders are putting up compounds of their own winch
they recommend as superior to the Taersas ana som,
have the pudence to call them the original ana genunee
beware of all these, and be put of with none but the Tat
ersa Be sure to observe that the genuine bears the
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RENEOV AL.
GEORGE 2, RTKER

MOULD inform his friends md all Of his old CUSTOM
w crs and I'll who wish purchase goods cheap for cash
that he has removed from the Spnldng Store to the
Store on State Street opposite Bank Of Montpelier where
he has full assortment of Goods, consisting part Of
The following articles
5000 yards Prints, Deanes, , Tons Cod Fish,
Gmgans, l}urageS Lawns, 900 lbs Nuts If al kinds,
20J1 yards BroadclotAs and Figs Rasns Ctron, Cur
Cassimeres rants, Extract Lemon, aud
300 Vest Patterns, Rose, e.
10000 'dScotons, all prices 2O0O lbs Cotf.e,
3l1i'rtss Shawls 4 Cravas, . Cases ohdon Porter,
100 Thin Coats, Crockery, Glass and Hard
200 pairs Ovcrils, Ware.
Hosiery Gloves, etc. Paints, Oils, Nails and Glass;
GROCERIES, 1899 lbs, pure White Lad
tons sugar, some AZ ) l-2c. at Tets ID.
% Chests Teas, some very bills, Lin. Oil
nice at % cts. per h. " Spirits Turpentine,
10 Boxes Tobacco Vansh &c.
10 Boxes Pepper, Spice and
Ginger 10 bblS and half All of which will no sold al
bhls. Mackcrel & Salmon, the lowest cash price.
10 hbls Shleratus. CALL AND SEE.
Montpelier, May, la49, 9o3o
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r|The hostility of France, Austria,
Naples and Spain to Rome, calls to mind
the following lines:
Father and mother and I,
With strong and faithful band
Beat poor little boy
Til he could hardly stand"
Olivs B,orcE
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A Guide Board bearing the following
lines stands at the commencement OF mls.
cradle muddy lane in England
This road is not passabe,
Not even Jack ass-a-ble;
When this way you do travel,
Pray bring your own gravel.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
a. vAvR I'm g On
q. YALE, JRs, Il CO.,
81 MAGAZINE STREET.


"a MAGAZINE STREET,
Are receiving, per steamer Falcon and other arrivals
their Fall Stock of
SILK, FANCY, STRAW AND LACE GOODS,
Among which will be found a complete assortment Of
Plain, Plaid, Striped and Wa,ered BLACK SILKS; Fan
ey, Figured, Chanseable and Broche Silks latest style
COored Sans: White and Black do; Colon and White
GTos d'Airidue COrde and Glact Silks Colonel Flor
Black rape; White and Coored do Grape Lse;
illusion, etc.
Black Plain and Printed Cashmerss and MOusselne de
LANES Black BOmbazine; Alyacs LustIes Ginghams,
and a variety of new style Dress GoOis
WHITE GOODS.
Swiss and Book MUSLINS; Tarletans; Cambria
Jaoonets Bishop Lawn Linen Csmbdc; Striped and
Plaid Cambic Long Lawns Irish Linen Corded Skirts
LACEs AND EMBRoDERBs.
Thread Laoes and Edsings I4se and Muslin do DO
Bobbin and Silk do. do. Jaoonet and Swiss Trimmings
Embroidered Capes, Collars. Cuffs and Mantias Lace
Wells; Lace Founeing; Embroidered l.. G. HaRdkeT.
ehes Rivitr and Hem stitch do. Tape and Plain Dor.
deTad do; Ladiss Fancy Silk Ties aud Handkerchief
Gentlemen's Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Cravas
sHAWLs, soARFs AND SILK MANTILLAs.
A complete assortment of ladies and Gentlemen
GLOVES all kinds Sk, Cotton and Wooden HO.
SIERY Steel Beads; Purse Silk Sewing Silk Zephyr
WOrste Pins Needles Pearl Buttons OH Silk Whale.
bones; Black and cooEsd SILK PRINCES and TRIM.
AlNGS; Linen Tape and Bobbnsi stay Binding
Green and Blue Baege or Wells Hat and Ribbon Wine
STRAW GOODS
China and Rice Pearl Rutland CObourg Berlin, Aladdin
Palnls, English Split Straw, Tuscan Braid and Dew
RoNNEFS; Bonnet Frames. Crowns and Tips Nav
style Bonnet Cap and Belt RIBBONS; full assortnsu
OF Plain, Satin and Taft RibOns an e0Oss and numbsr,
ARTlFICIALFLOWERS Bunehss, lvraathr
sto al Of which will be sold ST the Lowest Cash Pycss
9, IAlR,IL, b CO., II NaesEiHs u
H@ saaNW estSsts Vs@aaa haa elaVsl III
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HENRIETTA, Munros Co, N. Y, May s, l848 "A -


CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.
The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases
is wonderful quickly does itJemOvs all pain and
ness. and hes the injury, No SCAR REMAINS. It's
in healing old sores Of long standing unparalleled.
ST LOUIS Mo-, July g. 1876.
Dear SirS About a week since, whilst working at my
trade my foot in very bad and dangerous way The
whole Bit of the adZe entered the Top Of foot lust below
the lnsep The wound began to intame and c0nmued
to do until became much alarmed l used British Oil,
Inoture Of Myrh and several adhesive paers but all TO
n purpose.
then commenced the use of
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and ii less than ten minutes the pain and Inflammation be-
gan TO sUbsde and has entirely lett me. -
can confidently recommend Dalley,s Magical Pam Ey
tractor as being superior anything have ever seen tned
lor removing pain or Inflammation.
am ship carpenter by trade, and shall be willing to te
NY 20 the virtues of tins Saye all times when necessary
reside on Franklin Avenue, al TO- ISL, where can give
any Information desired.
iOurs, truly,
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

eszze For California, giG, ohagTess; - Rsglitgr
sEKfiFFA Monthly Packet. The splendid steamship
ALABAMA, J. ]. Wright, commander will
leave for Chagfes on MONDAY the LIST Of October, at
O'Clock P. N.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
In Saloons sS5 90 Lower Cabin ...$O W
Seerage-mess with crew. ...,...& 45 co.
II No berth secured until paid for. Freight 40 cents
IS ii i'O' C. J. MEEKER & co. 68 Poydras street.
,srEe For California via Chagres.-7U, S. .HlR
%hfTgA Steamship Cglpaag The splendid Msl
H. j. Hartsten, U. s. N, COMMANDING, will leave for
ChagTes. with the California and Oregon Mails, on
SATURDAY, the 9Th October, st . O'Clock, p NJ pune
tualy, from foot of ST. Mary st.eet Lafayette
RATES OF PASSAGE:
In oaiOonB 70 JagI
In Lower cabin, e ~
In Seeags and mess with TO Chagres 40 W
II Freight 80 cents zen cubic foot
GF- 70 passage secured until paid for
PARADISE, LAWRASON & co. Agents.
81 Gfavler street
N B. surgeon is attached the Falcon, thereby always
Securing good medical attendance to her slS
-. For Oalifornia.-The superior fast sailing ship
&E5sf5 DALMATLA, Capt. w. II. EolgeT, will leave
a7A for San Francisco, via pon in Brazil and Nspa
rasO. on SATURDAY, October s. Passage in the cabin
$780, IN the Storage (ness with crew. $780, For tIegh
auS0 PARADISE. LAWRAsON q co. 81 Cravier.
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nine years under medca skill in the cities of New
York and Albany, abOnng under the most distressing Ery
speas, attended with inflammation of the kidneys, and
with beedlng Piles, deeply liberated with large Jumps of
the size Of hens eggs pOtIudDg and large bOs covered
body. The urinary secreOns stopped Tor days when my
distress became nt0eTabe My tongue cIaeked and the
roof Of mouth covered with and my chest
the ROOT OF my neck in constant burning heat that
cold water did not cool it.
In this misery longed for DEATH and never expected
COveTy, when Mrs. Jessup desired me to
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DAL1EF's
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine.
NO ooMPoUEp


HAS ever been discovered that possesses any of the qualities
of this famous Remedy. Almost daily we hear Of new and
heretofore unknown virtues discovered by lis application to
d,easesfor is remarkable fact, that many of its
effects known only from accident Or experiment So
deep has heat science Of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the
Inventor admrabs the combination of its ingredients,
that it is found suited to relieve almost every ainent 10
which the frame of subject Let us enumerae some
of the peculiar qualities of this remedy:
FYrst-It will within five minutes from its application
remove the pain from the severest BURNS SCALDS or
BLIsTERS. It will also remove the pain and cue GOVT.
TlC-DOLOREU8, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
or SWELLINGS.
second.-IB cases of BURNS, if applied Immediately
It will preserve e matter how severe may be the injury
unless vital part be burned and its immediate application
will prevent any blister, and consequently any sore
hammatiOn.
TRird-It will heal Burns or Wounds, Ulcers, or Sores
of any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
Fourhlt neUtralzes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects, or Rabd animals.
FJh.-It will wherever applet, prevent MORTIFICA-
TON; and 10 old wounds where modification has com
menced It will arrest the disease and cue the wound
where flesh has already dropped away it will restore the
pan TO its natural state.
Sirth.-If BROKEN LIMBS. when SET be well wrapped
up in the Saye Inflammation Swelling or Pain can
occur and the bones une and become strong with
shing rapidity.
ieu tue ONets are PAINFUL or Unnamed, inc
Extractor, if well rubbed upon them, will afford relief and
movement even when oil, jaap and all oel
medicines have failed.
Eighh-Its is perfectly safe in all cssest never car
do harmthe system will absorb more than nacesau
to repair it. 1t will not conflict with any medicines tina
may be taken internally.
We have space in this publication to enumerate ali thu
diseases cured by
DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but shall subion few testimonials of its value seecte
from the thousands in possession from all pas of tn
| country.
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COSt2UeneSS -:
Or, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS.

Or, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS.
THE PAIN EXTRAO
Is the suest safest and certain remedy for this disease.
1t will positively give relief in the worst cases. and even after
all the old remedies have failed Persons have frequently
called at office with establishment upon their faces.
stating that they had used the ointment for other diseases
parts Of their bodies the bowels and that
pOus movement had resulted from it. This result will al.
ways follow thorough rubbing OF the Extractor upon the
bowels when they cOsve. Let the experiment be tried
1t perfectly safe and in instance the Pain Elk.
trantnr do harm.
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Improved Properly on Apollo Street. Lafayette.
BY BEARD, CALHOuN d co.

0ATuRUAY, September 90 lsl5-Wll be sold auction, at 2
. O'Clock, BankH Arcade
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND With all the Improvements
thereon, situated the square bounded by Apollo Binar Jack
and Php sTeets SAID o 80 feet front Apollo
street, by y ieet inches ard line between parallel lines
The land very high the improvements Csmpnse double
frame dwelling with sOs front, dvelug and kitchens,
with clsteT the The property well built, has
slated roof n covered way from the dwelling the kitchen
ES TermIhe purchaser payment Of for $780,
payable July, 1880 aud the balance IN cash.
before j. Beard N. expense Of the pr-
chaser. si3,li,l5,2l2,22
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s AIT RHEuM

This certifel that DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used il family for Salt Rheum of thirteen
years DURATION and for Warts These fierce diseases have
been at aevated and hey both entirely removed
There can be no doub bat this Medicine has all the virtue
that the tatentee claims for it. from what has fallen under
observation added TO the very respectable Testimonials
its favor by Others who have used it requiring imme
oiats relief do NEST cheerfuly recommend TO the
ton OF the afflicted the Of this invaluable Salye.
BUFFALO, N Y, ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
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SOUTHERN YACHT CLUB.

THE FOURTH REGATTA OF The southern Yacht Club, and
Last OF The Season, viii take place
Pass Christian MONDAY, September . w =
II, 1919, for boats owned wholly or in
by Members Of the Club
The First puze-Ths CLUB PITCHER
and SALFER-Fre for Boats measuring
taken prze the Club Regatas, and
that have taken second class prizes.
The Second Pnze-The HOTEL PITCHER and SALVER-
Free for Boats measuring q q that
class prize Club Reguas
taxed .hiri class prizes
The Third Prize-The CLUB PITCHER and sALVER-Free
for Beats under 20 feet that not previously taken
prize the Club Regattas
Entities be made before SATURDAY,
SEAL SeCEarY and endorsed Entry for
Regatta, September II, l54s."
The Regain he Conducted the
the Rules Of the Club,
The day, TUESDAY, September 49, 1859 will be run
for, The SOUTHERN YACHT CLUB CHALLENGE CUP
FIRE. Tor Winning Boa's only.
Entries be before Monday, inst under seal
dressed the Secretary and endorsed Entry Challenge Cup,
September ls, l5i9." J. o. nixon, Secretary.
~ meeting the Club Will be held Pass Christian SAT
URDAY, September Is, at O'Clock ?, N. g
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Cincinnati, 4th month, 1s47.
SIP ELIAS.

For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
Other remedies may make the disease disappear fer little
time, but it is dnven in, and will reappear in the
other place The Pain Extractor however. dra0s
out and completely the cause of the disease and
effects a thorough cure.
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TRY DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR.

She brought TO my bed box, and applied some to the
sores. felt immediate ease wherever it touched me. and
begged for enough annOnt thoroughly. 1t OBJ
tanned and new lie seemed to invest me- 70 remove the
burning pam in the chest even made Pills of it. and took
them which soon cured owe my life your valuable
Extractor being strong ever, and have been
ever since early in the year 1912.
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l. John Williams resident Of Hamilton county and City
OF Cincinnati feel it solemn duty that to the com
muny, thus publicly that have been troubled with
the lies for about year, during which tyne have
suffered much bodily pain lost great pOr0n of that time
by confinement bed and have expended several hun
dyed dollars, but to purpose continued to grow worse.
Meanwhile, persuaded, and finally urged 10 make a
tLal Of -" DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC-
TORI for this awful complaint; and to my utter amaze
ment well and hearty ever, and the of two
boxes OF this precious ointment, ascnbe cure. These
facts am willing to Affirm should It make the statement
of an old resident any authentic
JOHN WILLIAMS.
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..AIIIoDs. 2 :. o N.LosalTUDE, % VIA Time. e..
Cleared Yesterday:
SohT. John Bell. DagueIen. BEazos s. lam q vy;.tb,v
SchT. Oregon, TFenia, Tampieo. ii WscFhSa
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship E. A. Ogden. Hsyland from Gsiys,,ou- via
Jas. L. Day Giberson, from Mobile.
Creole. Aud, from Southwest Pass.
Pride of the West, liuuf from st. LouiH.
Hecls. Leathsr, from Hard Times-5l1 bales cotton
Cant, Dustih. from Champagnolls-l40 baes cottou
Elisha, Landry, from Bafon Rougs-3 bales cotton.
Gypsy, UIe. iIom Bayou Sara--124 bales eutton.
PasgeuRsFs:
Per steamship E. A. Ogden from ealVsston--Msslu An
tony CrOcket Su1beTg, SeamaBs Adams, BOLTON, Mon
tanO Schnmpf Gentry, Smith Kelsey. and four dsok
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FEVER SORES .

hereby certify that have been afflicted with an nyete.
Fever SCr iof fourteen last past and have spent
nearly five hundred dollars in employing PHYSICIANS and in
purchasing all kinds of medicines that used recon-.
mended tor its but 10 until last resort
heard OF and tried DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EX.
TRACTOR when to my great surprise before had used
whole box OF this Salve limb entirely healed
BRADOCK DAVIS.
H.. 49,