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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-27

The U. S. Naval force now in the Mediterranean con-
sists of the Constitution so guns independence So Cum
berland So jamestown, 81 Mississippi (steame 10 hea
Wy Paixhans; Erie 4-Total guns 192-Men 700.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-27

The Pcayune says Looking the map Of North Amer
lea, the Cult of Mexico seems like the mouth of the
United States opened wide with Cuba between the Jaws
Just ready to be swallowed down the throat of Uncle
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-27

FATHER MATHEW arrived in Providence r. l. last
Wednesday, and with most cordial reception from
the authorities and citizens. He administered the pledge
large numbers Thursday and Friday and on Satur-
day afternoon left for Fall River.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-27

The Coal T1sADEThe total quantity of anthracite coal
transported the Reading railroad and Schuylk canal
this year. to the evening of the 18th nst was 1851
1873 tons, against 1862 tons for the period last
year, showing decrease this year OF 1861 tons.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-27

We understand from reliable authority that 10000 hea
Of cattle have passed down the Valley this season.
LVnch Rep.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-27

FATAL AFFRAYA fatal rencontre occurred at Jackson
Tille "a on the list inst, between Dr. Humphreys and
Dr. r. Moore After the parties had snapped pistol
a. each other DR. H. seized double barrelled gun and
Iifea at Or. III lodging the buckshot in his back, from
the effects OF which he died the following day.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-27
ANOTHER LETTER FROM kossurH.

The following is letter from Kossuh to Count CAST
mir Batthyany, the Minister OF Foreign Affairs
DEAR COUNT You will receive this letter from Col.
Won Kalmany who scharged to communicate my wishes
to you verbally. The apprehensions stated to you at
guest Of Oen the last CLEAN Of the setting sun Of the
Republic, for Immediately aflerward Dembinsk was de-
ieated the north and Perczel IN the SOUTH then Gorgey
was compelled to retreat before Luders NV slender
hopes OF being able, by resorng to extraordinary meas
wholly destroyed by the shameful ngrattude of Gorgey
Tor the sudden revelation and execution OF his plans which
had long perceived and feared treason to the cause
OF the nation and inflicted me, and through me on the
Republic, death blow. Our misfortune has cost us
100000 cannon-bas, and flight already become DANCE
rous IS the grave OF many glorious victories Our
cause Is utterly lost the immense tatigues have
lately undergone, have weared my spirits and shattered
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-27

lNsoLENcE-Mr. G. w. Hill yesterday lodged COM
plant before the Mayor against coloured man named
Anthony, charging him with insolence and assuming a
threatening attitude. Mr. Hill hires cooured woman
whom Anthony claims his wife; on recent occasion
hill attempted to correct the woman when Anthony in
teposed armed himself with coopers knife, and told
hill he could not stand by and see him chasse his wife,
Hill ordered HIM to leave the lot which order he obeyed
but speedily returned and again repeated his detemina
ton not to suffer Fl. to correct his wife The Mayor Or
dered Anthony to be punished
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-27
KOSSUTH."

"A letter from Arad, addressed to one of the Vienna
journals states that, after giving up the dictatorship to
hoigey; hossuh enrolled himself simple soldier in
.le aruery, and actually served during the few DAYS
winch preceded the captulation at Villages.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-27

C.g The Steamship Hbernia, which recently returned
to New York for repairs, will leave Saturday next, d.
rect for Liverpool
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-27

my bodily strength sigh for repose My greatest con-
soaton IN my present critical position is the knowledge
lyIare in safety go tonight with Csanyi and Horvath
to Lugos where shall expect your verbal answer through
Col Won kalmany. I'm the meantime accept the ASST
rance OF my profound respect
Arad August H. KOSSTJTHn
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-27

FNED.-ofcer Warrington yesterday reported cart
belonging to Carter Miller having been engaged on
the 18th ns in hauling bricks within the city-sad cart
not being numbered according the requirements of tho
ordinance, the owners We're fined 81 by the Mayor.
Officer Miller reported that, Sunday last, Claiborne
driver OF one OF Mr. Tinseys breadcarts drove down
Franklin street. at rate so rapid to endanger the lives
and limbs OF pedestrians Mr. T. paid the fine usual in
such cases. but cautioned his driver be more careful in
future.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-27
The New York Express says

ne hotunda OF the Custom House exhibits every
uay curious spectaces. Such is the press of busi.
ness, tnat men arrange themselves before the clerks
Ill oraer-ln detail, rank and file as thew wait at
theatre,-and as always they are compelled TO
walt Tor long time, sometimes all day, new bust
ness has sprung up--that OF reading newspapers,
eating peanuts. playing pins, odd-and-even-ipg. &c
&c, all to kill time But as men canno ,ford
thus to waste their time, boys hired to fill I'D the
gas or links IN The and the proposition out
OF doors now is to hire the Lazzaron Of the c;ty an
low pay, to stand there all day till their time comes
ior business. The Bellevue establishment. if near
ny, might almost be supported by letting out men
10 III up the tai, with head man beside to watch
anu 10 explain the papers, as the papers come along
IN the links OF the tails. We observed some bovs
sher' tme since consuming time in firing PAPER
pals. Others were pinning on papers to others
coat talls' Luckily now and then, stad, steady
cierk lhterVenes, like a stray link in onp chain
VINO keeps up the order Now, in some cases
brokers' are resorted to, to do the business, who
keep up sort OF infant school in the Rotunda. In
other cases, the clerks put 'em through in after
nours' under the stimulus of little extra pay Mr..
maxwell can make sweeping "reforms'' in all ths
work. it he will only look into it. What pains us
Is to see such great waste of ra,o material doinp
nothing all day in the tails
y The Philadelphia Inquirer states that in Berks county
annum. ~ "'o i'iaao POI
Ia Hamilton county Ohio there are 1000 acres IF voa
yard lands. So00 "cieS Vi Vlne-
Mr.. Longswortb. the GREAT or.no ,-.o,..
says: 7 epo s'o"o' a' CINCINNATI,
we want large crops, must go to the fertile lands
worm Oarolna where from their famous scuppernono
ey make from 1000 to 5000 gallons per acre This s
truly miraculous. have known bunch Of onr Cataw7
ga grapes to have $50 berries and weigh "a ozs On the
Scuppenong the yield from berries The price is
IN proportion We add sugar. and sell our wine from
~ ~ 81 70 per gallon. They add lbs of sugar TO the
gallon and, strange to tell make Hook wine (Which is
hard dry wine) and sell it for Al ner o.ljon ~ " "
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-27
Schonbrunn, Aug. %, lS49.

The two following documents express the deep sense
winch his Majesty the Gar enertans of the services Of
Paskiewitch in the Hungarian war:
WARSAW, Aug. 16.-In just Acknowledgement of the
services to the throne and the country and the unshaken
bravery OF the Commander Chief Of the active army
viz: Field Marshal Prince of Warsaw, Count paskiee'
witch Eriwansl decree: That all troops shall and
ought to show him, even in the place in which NAV re-
slde the same martial honos which the law reserves for
myself alone. NTCR0IoAS'o' o
prince Ivan Fedoroytch! The praiseworhy and sip
nal services which you did to the throne and to the
try and which proclaimed by the loud voice Of martial
law, warranted the successes of our arms in the war
undertook for the legal rights Of my august ally the En-
peror OF Austria and for the repression Of the Hungarian
nsnrreeton You have justified my own expectations
and those OF Russia By acng with unequaled discre-
ton in rebeous country by your unrentting endeayors
oprovdetor the necessities of the troops and for the
safety OF our communications, you, General have safely
and with uncomfortable oss effected the object proposed
The chief commander and director of the Hungarians
surrendered to YOU am moreover most happy to find
that you, following the dearest wish of my heart maid
every attention to the of the sick and wounded Of
those who paid with their blood for the execution of their
duty The important successes of our victorious army
will doubtessy lead to the restoration of legal power and
order in Hungary As proof Of my candid and
your momenous services; have decreed that
all RUSSIAN troops. even in the places where am shall
show you the same honors which the law reserves for me
alone This decree is meant to be public SIGN of the
feelings OF kindness with which remain your friend
NlCHOLAS'
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-27

NV ANTED.--By young man, highly recommend
G. H., Stanton, Va So 27NSt*
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-27

RGhGA GRATES.-- The subscriber has for sale 300
s1VO CRATES, with Tenders Of his own mann
ffaafture embracing many cheap and beautiful patterns
nose IN want OF Crates Tenders, Summer pieces Ash
plying at my Bell and Brass Foundry Main street. -
Sc 27-ts SAM. n DEN0oN
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-27

< rs. =, FOX NEW YORK-FLRST VESSEL
So To sail Saturday. or sooner, If fuH-The fine
fast sailing regular packet schooner w M H. MAILER,
Captain Hammond having large portion of her cango
lance of freight of 500 boxes tobacco or passage having
line accommodations apply board at Ludlans
or to
e27 RANKIN g. xUtI1rI ocU
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-27

From Tie London Correspondence of tile National To
teHigencer.
SEPTEMBER 7th.--Berlin letters saw otbero is
every reason to believe that there exists by no means
SO imperfect an understanding between the Courts
OF Berlin and Vienna as the sparrng between the
Cabinets of Schwartzenburg and Brandenburo
might lead one to infer. The Gar, the Kino of
Prussia, and the Emperor of Austria are all haunt
ed by the fixed idea, which is the fortifcation
OF their dynastes against the assaults of the revo
luton by immense standing armes ROYAL mar
rlages are much upon the taps at present. The
Emperor OF Austria is to marry Saxon Princess,
and Prince George of Saxony to be united to a
RUSSIAN Princess. Nothing more is known about
the marriage of Louis Napoleon to the Princess of
Sweden, although it is said to be determined upon.
Austria accuses her Russian allies of false dealinp
and there is rumor that Klapka, like Gorgev and
the Commander at Arad, will only lay down arms
and surrender Comorn to the Russians The Ban
'elacmch is to be Governor of Dalmata, as well as
OF croatia and Scavona. There are contrary RI
n1ors respecting the position of Kossuth, Benz, and
thelr brave associates. Gorgey has received a full
pardon, and is to reside in Syria The Archduke
John arrived at Frankfort the Sd instant, and was
most cordially received. 1t is believed that he will
resign his post in short time. No news whatever
from france An arrival at Toulon announces that
the Pope had decided to enter his capital and to an.
trust the administration of his States to secular func
| uonarles The Austrlans have taken possession of
Venice; they were received with cold ouietness and
behaved calmly and moderately The leading chiefs
| OF the republic, including Joseph Mannn and his
family, were under British protection at Corfu
The Hungarian soldiers, who had arrived at Con.
| stantinope from England, have, through the inau.
| ence and exertions of Sir Sratford CANNING been
allowed to land land have received passports t6rougb
| the Turkish domnons
PROCLAMATION OF THE AUSTRIAN rMprpop
We translate the following important order of the
Austrian Emperor from the Vienna Zeituno.
| My brave army has gained new and mnerisbabe
merits of my home and fatherand. The danoers
with which rebellion and treachery threatened the
stability Of our kingdom, has been overcome and
to your noble deeds, to your heroic consoncv is if
indebted for the return of peace and harmony at
home and the strengthening of its power abroad
The sons of all the races of the KINGDOM have
anew sealed with their blood the fraterna covenant
which untes them in the rank of nv olorious army
and have noby We'd with each other in MAINTAINING
the ancient military renown of Austria AGAINST both
her domestic and her foreign foes Soldiers. vour
Emperor thanks you in the name of vour Father.
land; you will always remain, as YOU now are. the
the pride and ornament of Austria, the immoveahle
| support of the throne and of social order.
FRANCIS JOSEPH.
Snho hmm, A1,rc 40
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-27

OFFICE RICHMOND AND PEFERsBJTRC R.upo.n
ruv11E ,- r., September 9th, lS49 (
VIE detention OF the Southern Mail this morning was
about the time the train should have started Il was con
sequeny detained until another engine could be procured
se27 THOS DCDA MEAT c.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-27

RACON.-20 hhds prime Western Sides; Is do do
IL 90 Shoulders just received, and for sale bv
seq CHAS r WORTHAESe 10
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-27
MIR. BURKE,s sCHOOL.-Tbe school q 4

IhSioi' $40
English and Mathematics ........... so
English and Greek and Latin. ~ SO
~, French and Spanish leach). ............. 10
The Lectures in Nat Philosophy and Chemistry will be-
JTe e 70 an 1Ie scholars WIN. BURKE.
~ B-Ny residence is second door from Franklin, on
7th street. ' VS.
Sc 81 81 VIZ ID
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-31
PURITY! PURIFY !

LIFE AMI lILiLIiI are in The BLOOD
f>.7,. i.r'. a I-- p, az
all tr .. t..- nam ., .. ..
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-31

Aas proof We g.v- Tie testimony oflte
following named gentlemen 300 tDerr own
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-27
| MUTUAL t
 Life Insurance Company
.nR RAI,TIATORE.

G t8 OF BALTIMORE. NTEW ENGLAND BRANCH, 25 DOane IN Street. Baston. GEORGE M. CHALVTILI. General Agent New England!
 ,Sub,Agency of Woodbury, Conn. William Cothren, Bso,, Ageat. H 1ll -s
 Garwood H. Atwood, M. D. Examining Physician
 EOcaI Board Of 7SHstees' tot .N1s1 Engl0nd i B. aneh.
 "a DANIEL. DESSAON, PRESIDENT. C. F., Adams, Col Wm. Sch0uleT. Rey'd. S, K Lotflt6p, Col. N, A. Thompson Ephraim Lombavd, Thomas Groom, John Schouler, William w. Warren.
 Funds'sufFicieBt tomeet the expected lossrs of this Branch from it's present business, are now invested ia New England. under the su- .pervisioh Ot the Local Board of Trustees, by whom the securities are holden. and the same will be done from month to month hereafter.
 Per order: GEO, M. CHALWILL,
 General Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-27

H. Martin & O.. Proprie,ors, successors to w. A Steele CO Pri' e'50 cents
 O. l., Martin and A. Hall travelling Agents for New England States and Nsw York.
 "I. have been fnr several yearsiroubled with a tickling cough, which commenced the mo ment I lay dewn at night, and robbed me ol many hours of sleep. Hearing. o the great number of cufes wrought by Dr. Stones Ok ford Drops. I sent over to Oxford and pIrc has sed pint bottle of them. They have never failed to cure me when attacked, and ate go soothing to the throat, that their effect upon my cough is immediate; would not he with out them fhr any consideration. ha*e also heard of many other cases where they have cut red the most obstinaie'ceugh. A
 PETER HAEL. Wallingfbrd. Ct. The following certificate is from one of the first Merchants in the city of New York;,
 ''Having+ been affficte1' at various times with a most obstinate Diarrhoea, which all'tke re- medies employed dseemedpowerless to check, | have experienced immediate reliei by the use of the "Oxiord Drops." My complaint was arrested, and at the same time my system re- stored toa heatthf,il and regular state bs this invaluable medicine. ABIJN All FisAER.
 2l Broad'st., New York
 P. S.-This medicine is positive prevent i've and the surests ssare yet discovered for the Cholera. Prize 37
 AGENTS--Drng store, Litchield; Eli Cur hs. .Watertovvn; P II Skidmore, Bethlem; Wm l. Smedley, South Farms.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-27

THIS justly celebrated medicine ls creating
 for itselfan enviable fame IA every sec ton of country where it has been introduced Many eminent physicians are introducing II into their pl actice, and speak in the most en- thusiastic terms of it's sarcess over all Innann- .atOry diseases. |. ItihAs'proved itself to be the conQueror of all 'inAariIatosy diseases; to which the hunsan frame is liable whether external or ip'ernal--stocal or general-of long standing or recent date. It has never failed to cure inflammation ol !he bowels in any case where 1t has been applied according to directions, previous 10 mortinca- tion taking place. Phys'cians who are ac- nuainted with its value in this disease prefer # io ahy other remedy. Patients who have suftsregl for weeks with Infiamatory Rheuma- t;sm, have by it's use been entirely relieved of all pain in few hours, and restored in few days to their usual health. IL has in repeated instances relieved the worst cases of nervous headache in thirty minutes EoF nervous dis eases, it is of immense value. Burns are eased of all pain in very few minutes, and healed without scars. For agne in the face and breast and all painful sores or swellings, piles, infl> med eyes, scald head, spinal complaint, rheu. matism, &c., it is just the remedy.
 Nrz-For farther' particulars and testimQpials see pamphlets< left with each Agent. Price 25and 36ecents per bottle
 0s-For sale in Litch6eld'at at the Drug Store. South street.
 AGENTS. AIS Beardsley, Harwinton; R H Tiffany, Ccllinsville; Rood SL Lawrence. Al word & Brothers, New Hartford ;,Clarls Gilbert g& O., M 6 c Il Canp,e eWihsted :. N R Ste> vens & Co., Not fbFk; G Humphfty..C C D Law renee, Canaan; Pratt & Foster, West Corn> wall. M Harrison, Cornwall Fridge Asa Shade, Msnu Rlains;, Camp &r Fenn. Bulls Bridge $ P pTFsrifhufst, Bantam Falls;sF Board- man, New Milford ;: c Sanford 6 Co. Bridg- water. Preston, Roxbury;s Minor & Al. len, Hosehkissville ;. W 6 Bristol, Wondbury, s Thomas q Son, Plymouth; Hollow ;i Terry < Porter, Plymouth ;; G H Mitchell, Bristol and by one Agent in nearly every village in the State. 52
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-27
N EMPOKTANT To owners of Horses. or Cattle

DiLL0W'S Ceiebrated Heave Cure and Uni> wersaL Condition Medicine, is universally ad. mlt.ed to be- a sure spaei6t in the thllowino diseasesin HORSES and CATTLE. In Horses Heaves, Coughs. Colds, Glandess. Hurse-D,s. t temper, Hide-hound. Wurms Bolts. aScurvv and' Scabi: In Cattle, Bolts, Staggers, Loss of Cud, Horn-disIemper, Black Tongues, Colds. Coughs, &c. On trial these powders will be founds 10 be ilie' besi renbtating Ifiedicine ex tan, for all herbiverous an,lnale, az they ope rate directly Gin smaller duses) upon the secre tive glands and hnmois of the blo0d :; and when .horseS and catale are dtH and stupid, and ihe hair presents rough and staring appearance. or while they are changing their coat -al such times few dosss will be found iiaAspensably necessary to bring theni' into proper, condition 0o-Give the article trial, and it will re8om. mend itself. ~3 MI Ie-t DAlow's Green Ointnaeaa, For F"Under, Scratches. MAnge or scab. Dissases oi the Feet, Sadlile and Harness Calls Saselae& Eegs and GSease, and tor alh eases where. healing Ointment is rieetleds D To the Fsvmers Dairy man.. Wool Grower and Groom this 0intiiient iS an Indispensable arii- cle-i prsofot which nHMerods certi6eafes ot its ethcancy ceuld be given hut it is not ne- cessary, as tt will stand entirely on its own merits.
 QcS- For certificates and particuaass.see cir. I cMlats ieit witlf deentS .<dl
 FORD < GRANT. Sole Roprieters. Ina ny. N Y. Price 25 cents per package. WYtofEsALE AcERTa N ABl A Fahmasta.L 4. Ca 43 khn st. New York snaI kael a Cu,ler. 5y Chatham st. Boston.
 AGENTS --Ei,chdeld, j. 6 Rec,hH;,h. II, cansaa. e Humphrey. Falls Village, Belden C Miners West Cornwall, Pratt q FosAAf. Corn. waIA FW VI Pierce, Ken, J W lasersoM SoAsh Kents Fasiton & Segsr, Gaylard's Bridke, John Gaylord. New MilA,rd. F Buasdrisan. Neus D, ss. ton, D 'Pohnlinsan end MnreAoAse q Grs,,n,.s Bansasti Fslis.P paskhOrs,, Geshes, A NShas q Son, Noriolk kss ills S Go.. C:olsBrcoks E Or. ringicn, Winslss M Coe. East VissSee r twin. sied) Clark GiShSyE Ge., ,E. ColebrooK, Sin;"r Chair Co. HiseAesee tiIle. F Alvord. PlessaD, mi vataeyr 8 W!lliaeA New Hartford. AlSord a
 Brssnesss New IathFd Centre. John Hen. derson. 'Bsltersy jile A Baker. Torringforo. "
 ShSTh. W6lcdtfville "a M HunxerfSrd. M;l, ! ton. Welsh Kilbas3n.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-27
..Nas;sce. .

4 laFEs nuNANep of neat sewers can tiNAeon- stAnt employment on Shirts, Bosoms. Coles and Wristbands. al the New Haven Shirt DIan- l1stctOVy.
 The prices for litst qSalNy wiihbs adxanee,, l2 to 20 per cent on last years puicVs.
 Applications can be made, U Mail sh.t;up how the work sAall hediraetsd and cent. !,
 Also WaNtsd. seselaA youHx women, to learn the ITDHillg al the FAciosy.
 Dircct9tO O. WfNcNESTxR T6 State St New HAypAs
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-27
.BQQES.SN0NE.tN.

m HE subscriber hasremovedt to the 4lh build. ing West ofthe Court House, and wonld respectfully invite all in want of BOOTS,
 SHOES and LEATHER to callnnd exam k inc his ae&oFtinanlment 1t is mostly new,
 and selected with reference to the wants ahd wishes Of cashp nFcha asers--emhVaeinR va riety of sorts and sizes iOngenough forany man, short enough for any boys fle' enough for any bond Or ffe6.
 : AgO"d assortment of Frsnch Cdlf Goal Skin, Kip Skin, Patent Leather, Morocco &c.. from which work will be made to order at short notice. RepGiring done as usual. SAMUEL CLOCK. ! Litekfeld, June IA. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-27
Why Wial you Suffer.

VNJ I'll RHEUMATI sM,. G0UT, NEt]
 w RALGIA, l.UMBAGo, BRuIsrs. SPrGi's &c., When Dr. JACKSON'S MESMERlC RHEU MATIC LINIMENT is shure cure, a: is fully provided by the hundreds of certiti' caies that have besn received tg0M those who used it within the last few weeR af of which may be seen by calling at the PEopsietor's of. flee, and portion of them are published in pamphlets. whiah may be had gratis of the agents..
 The proprietors challenge the world to pro. luce it's equal for the cure of all diseases f"l whichit is.recommended, Pead the follow ing certificates:
 L,ttls falls. New York, July tn, ls4S.
 Messrs, Steele x Co., -MessfS. Web ster &s Graves of Ithica, would like you |" forward case of Jackson's Rheumatic L'ni- ment, immediately by Express, as there are several customers waiting to purchase.
 Mr.->--- Agenl for one oi our Woolen Factories, has had the RheumatisFn for sever- al years, Iiold him otihe many cures your I.inment had performed ,and gave him the last bottle had in my trunk. He tried it, and exper,enc ed an immediate sense of relief hi about an hour the pain again retaiTned, ,.andwas again relieved By applying the Linin'ents same away the next morning.. bnt ihrre are several'o other persons at Tthics afflicted in the came va-, who are watingFto try it, and who have no doubt will' experience similar re- lief By attending promptly te the aboW' you, will much oblidge,, Yodr obdt! ervt.