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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-07

oil the Postoffice Department throughout the coun-
try, with few honorable exceptions, were arrayed
against them.
Ii the reduction of postage has been so advan-
tageous to the Post-ofice, it has been much more
so to the people. The revenue has been increased,
and yet the people have been relieved from bur
densome tax. The reduction of the old rates to
five and ten cents was u most saIutary reform.
But the adoption of Weight, instead Of pieces, in
rating letters of much greater importance both
to the Post office and the community; to the
former, it has proved saving of labor and to the
latter, vast reduction in their postage bills For
example under the former system letter con-
tanning three enclosures, however LIGHT mr. small
sent from New York to Boston. Baltimore oT
Washington, and vice versa was then cbargsJ
seVenty-hve cents, whereas the same can nov, he
sent for five cents; if sent over 400 miles the same
letter would be charged one dollar, but It will now
be carried for ten cents
IheSe are some of the advantages resulting
from the exertlons OF the friends of cheap hostage
and without which they would not have been Oh.
tanned. "A'' 0''' w.
but there are others, of minor importance which
ought NOT however, to be overlooked in taking this
survey OF their abors Among these are:
. }. The limitation of the ranking privilege.
Formerly all the departments in Washington used
10 frank Their letters and documents to any extent
now they are limited to official business and for
TINS certain amount is paid to the Post office De-
partment.
:, IOStmdbLerS restricted from franlin0 lot
tiers, except on official business and ,ybero he u;
come of the office does mot amount n t, L,nlaI
dollars per annum This nTaents iaI ~
firms and establishments fom nsnc tbo pst
for their own benefit and defrnndin@y tho Jarart
ment of the postage.
3. The reduction of POSTAGE on transier, no,,g-
papers, from three cents In one cent and baIr i;
owing to the exertions Of the friends If cbaar
age This was a grjevous tax mon Lnoy,Io,tf,,ae
A. The delivery of letters bv the ietter.cs97riors
for one cent instead of two NAV he ,ttribnteJ ~
the friends of postal reform who are I.bar;,, for
the delivery of letters to and from the Post-afRce
free of any additional EXPENSE. In some If tha 81
ties the order of the Postmaster Cfersr.I n br,ra
but 0ns cent, has been strictly coonIieJ viii i,t
in New York and PHILADELPHIA. the carriers eth 70
ceve two cents on each letter and in the latter citv
the carriers actually refused to deIi,er arI ie,t
unless thew were maid t,ro cc,gs TLere az or,o
sbe men, both in New York md PbiI,ioiLrbi.
who are ready to contractto deliver All ie,ters rom
the Pos-ofce at one cent each and to hri,r than
to the Postotice for the mails from am, T Of ta
city, for the same. VIII NOT the Po.tn,5,ta- co.
eral cause this subject to be manfred into sd r io
does not consent to establish wee ', ne
is much better see that this order * ayecIeJ in I'll
our large towns and cities? ''
Some pretend that these reforms you'll b.,,e
been effected without anv exertion on tho nart nf
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IL A Fair-In behalf of the CATHOLIC MALE
ORPHAN ASYLUM will be held by the Ladies city,
the middle OF December the ARhORY HALL, Camp
street Contributions from the public respectfully oced and
will be thankfully received at No. IS Char.res ga
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NOTICES.

~ The undersigned proposes to attend the Supreme
Court of the United States the approaching term in Wash
ngon, and would attend to any which may be en-
trusted to him. LOIS d&Wl Ii. a. BULLARD.
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PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HARTFORD, CONN.

rHOlNCAlON lRsJ hAaCk COAPANH OF
HARTFORD, CONN.
INCORPORATED IN 1925 - CAPITAL, 100000.
d. w. CLARK, President.
WIN. CONNIE Secretary.
Il @ E. CY No. 81 Camp street.
This old and able Company, continues to make insurance
at its long established Agency, in this city, the
favorable terms against damage orOss by FIRE, MARINE
OR INLAND RISKS. A deduction of ten per cent. on
premiums is made to the insured
Having ample capital, with iarge surplus fund to
losses this Company affords perfect security the
insured.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid here Hartford,
at the option of the holder of the policy.
Insurance LIVES made New York Life Insurance
Company.
Applications for insurance respectfully solicited
So CHAS. Q. LAThROP. AGENT, 90 Camp st.
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COAL.

C,ITH COAL YARDs-NcBEAN, WILLARD &
- CO Keep constantly IN hand their Yards, No n
LustomhouSe street, first door from Royal and No 232
Ichoupltoqlas street second Yad above ST Margs Mar
ket supply OF PtsbUTg, Anthracite English and American
Canne Zeal All orders left at either yard will be promptly
attenled 10. o23 If
COAL-30 tons English Camel Coal, superior
article lust received and for sale at II Customhouse
oil 1m5tW MCLEAN, WILLARD s. co.
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~ II. JACKsON * 90. No ri Canal stree, md
4 4extIcGT to the Planters Boel-t ashlOnable CL 9TH
ING ESTA BLlSHMENT.-The subscribers are now in
CLOTHING and good assortment of Furnishing Goods
comprising every ARTICLE IN the OF dress sniab for a
and winter wear We are pleased to have cur renJs and
the public generally to call and examine goods We
Las, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, etc. Our Prices
nIS IlOItEale. OLE ls3n
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DRY GOODS, MILLINERY.
PER STEAMSHIP PACIFIC
"HOre Jt'esU Goods.
Es- Just received At the ,I5r. Il
Z. NJ. SIMPSON,



Z. NJ. SIMPSON
. 30 Canal street,
VISITEs' MANrILLAs and CLoAKs, in mimi,
ChaTeys3n and WGteTst Sir and Tare satr F''''
FRENCH MERIyos - Vayious CoLoys.
BoMBAzINEs AND CANTON CLorHs.
ENGLISH MERrNos and PARAMArrAs.
ORLEANS CLOTHS and ALPAcAs.
CAsHMEREs AND De LANES.
SILKS Of Varjous Styles.
SPUN SILK, MERINo AND CoTToN HosIEaY.
LADIES AND MISSES UNDERvEsTs.
GENTS UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS.
FLANNELs, BLANKETS, ETC. ETC.
Also, tie Latest Styles Of TRLN1ITNGS-
French Bra4s F2orensne Trimming, Russa B>14s Buttons
Fsl7st Ribbons etc.
These goods rslty examination acquL
si'ons will be made the stock by nearly every arrival.
ES- Just opened and for sale by the piece,
Boston Prices,
An assortment of SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGs, of
the most popular brands.
G. NJ. SIMPSON,
n4 lot (3t 2dp) 30 Canal street
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INSURANCE.
Office of the Crescent Mutual insurance &

ne,. =, a.. ,,.., .,,I ,-.,i,.,. a.
" W" N0'' ~ "
l. In conformity with the rsgDistions of their charter th
LOmuary submit the following ststena7t.
9,,oy,t nj Ilre,,,,, an p,t,.. ,s,sJ ia, a.. ,,so, IT.
~ III, II IS51 ms ~
r.. rs O''S - 1890
~ Marine p,n+T' ~ - o.
F0r River PrsmungI,,, iQ9 e57 10
49, Dl1 :,
a., t3..-.- HI. so%OtJX u
less Prsmiur51 on Ran nal 'sr,IiI,,''i e6,T7 On
~ 90 ''Ia- '.'' '7''"'A1y@A'''' N''Di' - ,.. -
o't<J5 -
Earned Premiums FOR
paid d1,;ug m, s,,,, ,o-,,,y r.. -.
-, 1~ '''> P''''@J" @<'9oeoT
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TO MERCHANT TAILORs:

TIE SUBSCRIBER informs the public he has received BY
he late 4I.ges iron Europe i and Plendd supply Of Fa
ADD Winter DRY GOODS, cou1iIng Of well variety
SmPERFISE BLUE, BLACK and COLORED French
Cloths and Cassimeres.
sr Aiao On hand Iauz1ns assortment Of Newest lyle
EE9IlNGs tosshsr with ga, variety Of TRIMMINGS, which
Vii. be sold all IL heretofore. r +. MINvTEILE
Ola i'm Sop 60 IhdTres street, enVe Chartres
THOSE Ladies who have been waiting for the
4 second lot of SWANSDOWN FUR can have the
article now by calling at the Boys Clothing Emporium
corner Canal and Charities streets, DArcys Hat Store
no u J. STEWART, A gent.
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
JOSEPH H. PALMER 81 co. offer to Mer-
chants and otheu Who buy By the piece package larg.
and well as'or ed stock Of FALL and WINTER GOODS
smallest advance the manufacturers cos
We shall hold every reasonable nducemen to City Retailers
and Country Merchants add Commission Merchant who have ,rsrs
DfL "A JOSEPH H. PALMER & CO. 81 Camp st.
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NEW GOODS. .>M
EssSts MRS. A. MCENANY, respectfully in .sAgs311
MI forms the Ladies ttat she has received and ISNE
W&& receiving by the latest arrivals from ~AASe
France and the NqheLn CITIES choice selection of French
FANCY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Silk and Straw
Bonnets fancy Plaid striped and plain Ribbons; French
Artificial Flowers, Feathers and Fans; French Capes and
Collars, and assortment of Fet Gloves, etc. The pub
lie are respectful invited to examine.
A. MCENANY, Southwest corner Magazine
.-..--- - - . - and Julia streets.
latest STYLES, oiT 1no9n
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,


p..,c,,, Cleared Yesterday.
s ;aiA nnlnIaalt.H Jordan, tiOston, Saml Myers
' io""auaH' Iaro' fensacoa, Hurley
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OFFICE THE NEW ORLEANS AND
CARROLLTON RAILROAD COMPANY.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al this
~ office until IL o'clock THURSDAY, the 7th Nov
Tor the delivery of FOyR THOUSAND BARRELS LAKE
SHELLS into the Shell Crib the Railroad at The foot Of
Triton Walk the Shell to be measured q cubic feet 10 the
barred IN the cars as they haue away which shall be a.
fast as every 400 barrels delivered.
nj 2l2dp&il3dp JOHN HAMPsON, supt.
NOEiCETOur firm is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent, and our business transferred Messrs WRIGHT
WILLIAMS CO., who will receive and attend 10 any
cOnsigDmonts to
Mr.. JAMES WRIGHT will attend to their interest as
heret lore. ,o-o JAMES WRIGHT & son.
az claims against will be paid at our office u
Gravier street. JAMES WRIGHT
o1O wv ABRAHAM J. WRIGHT.
( IOPARTNERsHIP NOTICE. Tie undersigned
have associated for the purpose OF conducting General
wholesale and Retail DRUG AND APOTHECA AIRY Bust
ness, under the hrm OF RANDOLPH POPE al No. lUo POy
aras street. between Camp and St Charles streets, where
hey are prepared tn fill and city orders at the lowest
rates Particular attention will be paid the preparation OF
Physcians Prescriptions, and the general retail depart
ment From an intimate connection with the drug and
apOhecaTy business this city for the last ten trust
to be deserving of the confidence Of those who be
pleased to extend share Of their October
Sth. 1850. ROBERT II. RANDOLPH,
oS I'm JOHN II. POPE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-07

MISUNDERSTANDING from ships Minnesota.
~ Toronto, Marshal Ney, and AdeliueL
RICE-3J casks new; RUTTER-5O tirkns Gosbap. R1rrv
WnEAr-2n packages; pwIEE-5 hhds French; StRDGSFs
70 cases; OLIvEs-5O cases And in Store: l0Opackages
Leaf lICKLEsolOO cases; LOgsrERs and sATMGSP 20
cases; NoAPIlVUO boxes, COgac's and Boston; POWDER
SHOT ana lIEAn--a large assortment: PpRT WINTER
Casks al GRADES SALERATuS-l50 packages; MACKEREIH
packages; OLIVE Ou-3O0 Baskets; BRANny CHEH;ESW
lou cases new, Tor sale; II. L. STONE 4 CO.
Agents for the Hazard Powder Co d" w.
nd NTH 81 and "a C,o,,,o, ,.,.
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n L w ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING., NOyEuREP > ,s.,

THE Jqsk-kafc Resolutt0n - The most I,,ofonDI a5
iafseshS aeol legislative economy which has lately come
"si our oO'rP atom was pepeated by the Second MUM
IPa' 'ouhc on Tuesday evening last. It s well known
mat when prisoners arrested their pergonaI ancts mo
taken from ttsm and deposited in the Recorders office IN m
.'urheu "ea such prisoners shall have been discharged
"A '"b0 pOtuoh OIL thse raps never called for and
consequently, various articles accumulate IN the office bu
we property not called hr is generally of tile or no value
Inc ARTICLES generally cOus of extremely di'apIdated old
KNIVES pocket combs pocket books old razors cotton
oo"'' ImlIes' ETC., etc. AT least two bushels of this
description ct property remang in the Recorder ofr
OF the Second Municipality in charge of the clerk bnt at
me same time, liable to be called for at any time and the
Clerk responsible fOrit.
Recorder BALDWIN paid any attention to the subject
az ne dd not consider worthy Of any action on his part but
Recorder Caldwell has taken different view of the matter
o tuesday, evening last he addressed note to the Council
asking what disposition he should make of this species of
perry. Inc Council at the conclusion that h
mars nest mad been discovered and the mbers were all
aEOs Some very profound ideas on the suert ea made
KNOWN and various modes OF dspOsing of this prouerty md
ap hS the revenue accruing, suggested Some aute
member conceived the grand idea Of selling the jack knives
aforesaid and building up the Library Lyceum to very
great height with the proceeds This was considered ar
grave suggestion by the entire Council and motion tn nm
point SpGcat committee to investigate the matter was re
ce'td with favor 1t was decided that the most wise of the
'ouhc should be appointed TO look the subject and
report thereon at tue next meeting.
NO" we would take view of this important subject and
zee wai It amounts to- In the first place. it pretty plain
ha the foce have right take such articles as pocket
oooA ETC. from prisoners, and in the place they ecer
become the property Of the Municpaity-Do mat or how
long they remain in the Recorders office and the NIunic
pa'y 'aoe Tor Them they called for twenty years
alter they taken from the prisoners In tho next pace
there are about two bushels of badees knives and oh,
ac es which would not bring twenty five cents if sold t
auction As matter OF course if they ore TO be sold m
inventory must lie taAen, and this work Of small mag
nude az may eay be imagined and it will actually be ne
ee.sor to employ an additional clerk have other business
neglected.
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CALIl"N! Pefs"rs T7PSsss Gzafs UaatRsTsase
10 security 'aaia't SrFs'at,i isa al IL ~ -I
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TO RENT.

| II ODSES TO RENT-The two commodious
- twotory Houses, situated on The South side Of A.
Duplanter street, between Magazine and Constance sta
Possession given Immediately. For further particulars
| apply on the premises, No 81. "a Tvs Z
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ElfE BRlCk--6O.00O English, Pittsburg and
L Pensacola, Tor sale by
nj 81 JOHN ST YOU'D & co. l45 Common ct.
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OLAST ERING HAIR-In hhds., bbls., and
L sacks, for sale BY ' ~
nj 81 JOHN STROUD 4 co. 1.6 Common st.
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Tue once VIII he open during the usual business
| PETER CONRFY, JR., Chairman of the
b. FALLoN, Secretary. G2S in
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| lME-Cargo of briggs Clarisse and Mary Jane,
- Iandns-yO barrels fresh Thomast0n Lime for sale by
no HAYMAN Il HOLDEN, 81 Magazine St
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{ EMEN AND PLASTER-lOOO bbls Dem
~ man and Nelson Browns Rosendale Cement and
we Z, rspooh Cagtnad P-nstsG Paris for sale by
nj - JOHN STROUD L 20 lli 1 6Inuor Il
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ElRE BRlCkS-6OOO English landing ex
ships Cromwell and James Titcom6; l0OO Scotch and
American for sale by ~ w
no HAYMAN * HOLDEN, a8 Magazine st.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-10-22

| A DAMS'S NEW ARITHMETICAL Sc
IL RlES. for Schools and Academies. Pub
lshcd by Phillips, Samson & Co., 10 Wash
ington Street, New York !; j. w. Prentss 6
Co, Keenc, n. II.
The Publishers respectfully invite the atten
ton of Teachers, Superiniendents,C Committees
and the friends of Education generally, to thii
valuable SERIES OF SCnooL Books, which
have obtained an unprecedented popularity il
every part of the Union Copies may be OBJ
tanned, for examination, on application TO then
or to Booksellers generally. The Series com
prise:
l.-PRIMARY ARITHMETIC, or MENTAI
OPERATIONS IN NUMBERS being an introduc
ton to the revised edition of Adams's New
Arithmetic.
This work is flaptcd to the gradual cxpan
sion of the intellect Of the Young pupil, anC
also 10 give him thorough mental discipline.
The arrangement is based upon the principle
that if the understanding is thoroughly reach
ed, the memory will take care Of nself"-lt i,
pronounced by distinguished teachers, the
best Mental Arithmetic in the market
III -. lddmss New arithmetic, ReriSec
Edition, being revision of Adamss New
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Few works ever issued from the American
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" New Arithmetic - II is used IN every Stale il
the Union-has osen republished in Canada, ant
has been translated and published in moderr
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The Illustrations of the cube and square roots b,
diagrams, givcs this work peculiar value.
ll.-.nenSurdtion, Mechanical Po,cers
ana Mdchnery This work contains full
and lucid explanation Of the principles of mensu-
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solids; also a philosophical explanation Of the
simple mechanical powers, and their application
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1t is designed TO be studied in come ction with
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know ledge of The principles Of mensuraiion actu
ally needed for the every day business Of life.
lN.-BoOk- Keeping. containing lucid
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"ThIs work is an Ana lytical system Of Book
Keeping, Invested of all superfuilies and technic
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every department Of education in well-arranged
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9J-For sale by J. IlAGAR and booksellers
generally.
Aug. rs. l9;6w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-10-22


,r-sSs He has Gold English Levers,
sS;Ey.SZC Gold Anchor Escapemcnts,
Ssas.4As=at3Ms Lever and Lepine Watches,
Silver English Lever and Lepine Watches.
Gold Lcckets, double and single Gold Guard
aud Fob Chains, Gold Guard and Fob Keys,
Gold Pen and Pencil Cases. Gold Tooth Picks,
Cameo, Coral, Turquos and Cluster Pins, Box
and Glass Pins, Ear Rings with Turquois and
Stone Settings, Gold Rings, Plain, Chased, and
with Stone Settings, Gold Spcctacles, Gold
Bracelet Clasps Silver Card Cases, Silver Or
naments for the Head, Gents Pins, of all de-
scriptions. Gold Studs, plain and with Stone
settings, Gold Pens with Silver Holders, Silver
Tea and Table Spoons, Silver Mustard and
Salt Spoons, Sugar Shovels and Tungs. war
rantcd pure rs coin Silver Thimblcs and Pen.
ellis. Silver Bodkins Plated and German Sill
yer Tea and Table Spoons, Ivory Tablets and
Tooth Picks Silver Tooth Picks, Ivory and
Pearl Studs Ivory and Pearl Mustard and Salt
Spoons Ivory Combs, Shell Side Combs, Pearl
and Shell Card Cases, Horn Back Combs,
Tooth Brushes. Silver, German Silver and Steel
bowed Specacles. Tobacco Boxes, WALLETS,
Cigar Cases, Snuff Boxes, Razors and Pocket
Knives, Shears and Scissors, Razor Strops, Sha
wing Brushes and Soap, German Silver and
Gilt Guard, Fob and Vest Chains, Silver Guard
Chains. Steel Vest Chains, Steel Twcezcrs,
Steel and Gilt Watch Keys, Pocket Mirrors,
Steel Shutters and Trays, Small Knives and
Forks for Children, Tea Bells Coral and Am
Der Beads, Purse Silk. Purse and Bag Clasps,
Steel Beads and Tasscls silk Purses, Steel
Key Rings Silk Guard Chains Pocket Books
and Wallets, Pencil Leads, Hair Pins, Cologne.
Toy Watches, Motto Seals, Pen Wipers, Wr-
ting Cases, Powder Horns and Flasks, Shot
Pouches and Belts, Bows Belts Sc, &c.
All kinds Of Watches and Jcwelry repaired
and cleaned as well as can he done elsewhere.
May %, 1850.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-10-22
1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis

have been reported to DR CHRlsrlE and his Agents
within the last two years, which have been entirely
restored
o. car. ANpRrw J p Tovrs Of Brooklyn, N. y, had
not been able to walk step for four years and
helpless that he had TO be fed The celebrated
ply sicians gave him up. In FIVE days amer he
menced wearing the GsLvANic BEIr, NreKLAcE, ASD
BRacELErs he walked the and in three weeks
he had perfectly recovered his health Captain Tones
Il q
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n. MOORE

Willrun an Omnibus from the Depot Grounds
IN Middleburyi to any part of the village, for
II l2 cents-and to MoopEs HOTEL on jail
Street, Il few doors south of the Court House,
free Of chaIgc.
lie would also respectfully announce to Tray
ellcrs, and the public generally, that his House
is open for their reception as heretofore and
thathe will spare no pains to render their STAY
with him agreeable and satisfactory.
Middlebury, Oct l, 1919. 23tf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-10-22
Severe Deafness Cured.

The following is extract from a letter lately re-
ceiyed from distinguished ply stefan in the state of
Virginia;
"A Il. CHHisrIF NJ D. Dear Sir: One Of my patients,
unknown 10 me- obtained your GardHic Bet aud Meek.
lace, with the Magnetic Fl1d for serious affection OF
Deafness. The case was that of lady whose Nervous
system much dsordeed and her general health poor
Much done previously tn the application Of the Belt
but with very little and feel only right tell
you, that since she commenced wearing the Belt and
using the Fluid but few weeks ago she has I'm.
TlREIY RECOVERED HER HEARING and her
general health is better than for several years.
o. Every OF Deafness II il be Nervous as il
generally Is, can be cured by this wonderful remedy.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-10-22
FROM KENTUCKY.
INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM CURED.
RAnDkIoN Ky Inly 10 ISIl

Messrs. SASDs-Genilemen: II is my duty
u communicate facts in relation To the beneficial
fleets of your s;arsapArilh. My w,fe was aiilic-
ted with inflammation aud soreness Of the stom.
icl of the worst character her mbs aud cles-
we're much swollen she had constant headache
aud last spring was attacked severely with in.
hammatory rheumatism. The best medrcal aid
could obtain afforded only momeniary relief;
and while in this situation, she heard Of the man,
enai kable cures effected by the use of Sand,
) rsaparill,, aud CONNIE need its use, which pro-
duced Instant relief. aud less than six bottles en-.
t'rcy removed all the dropsical swelling and cv-
eiy ether intannatOry symptom, restoring her Il
I.ef.eot health. | send this statement as an act o
justice, believing it to be my duty to encourage III,
suffering portion Of the human tamil, to Sand
Sarsapariia. which believe has no parallel il
| the catalogue Of medicine. With feelings Of kr
tins gratitude, | remain ynur friend
SAMUEL. r. IIARFER