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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-23
The Man in the Moon.

| will now relate those strange and won.
derluI tn ngs which saw during my stay
in the moon. When man becomes old
he does not lie, but dissolving like smoke,
changes into air, All eat the same food
for, whenever they make fire, they roast
frogs upon the Goals (there are many of
these flying about in the airy, and sitting
down around the fire, Just as we sit down
to a table. while the frogs are roasting, they
feed upon the exhaIed smoke. Such is
their food, and their drink is air pressed
into cup, and forming liquid like dew.
If any one is bald, he is considered by them
to be beautiful, and they despse those who
have long hair.
The garments Of the wealthy are made
of soft glass, and those Of the poor of wo-
ven copper. For the country aoounds in
copper, and they work it by the application
of little water, Just as we work wool. |
am almost afraid to tell what sort Of eyes
they have, lest some one may think that
am saying what is not true, on account of
the apparent improbability Of the story
But this much will say. They have NOV
able eyes, and one can at pleasure take
them out and lay them up till he wishes to
use them, and then replacing them, he can
see. Many who have lost their own eyes,
see by using those of their neighbours
Some even have many laid up against time
of need.
saw also another wonder in the kings
palace. A large mirror lies over a we'll
which is not very deep. Now, if one goes
down into this well, he hears everything
that is said by us on the earth and If he
looks up into the mirror, he sees all cite,
and countries. just as if he were standing
upon each. Then saw my native country
and my friends, but whether they saw me
or not, cannot tell. Now, if any one be-
lieves that these things are not so, if he ev
er goes there himself, he will see that
speak the truth-BoStoa Saturday Ram
bier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-23

The Knickerbocker for August for a
good remark of an Indian, apropos of i'm.
prisonment for debt One of his tribe, &C.
qnained with civilization, was showing
him through Jail.
"What him do 2" asked the savage, point
ing to a debtor.
lie no pay his skins" said the other,
abiding to the Indian currency,
Well" said the questioner, " how him
get skins, when he is locked up in the great
house.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-23
ID oetrp.

Mr.. EpIToR;-.If you think the "agitatlon'
which might be caused by the publication OF the
following article, would "endanger the Union"
YOU will obhge friend to the Constitution, by
inserting in its stead, an article in favor OF
compromise"
rive think the following will warrant running
some risk to the Union. So here it is, Lady
Ed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-23
d oriGtp

SAUCY THIEvss.-Some geese fanclers
broke into poultry yard belonging to a
Mr.. White, and carried off dozen fat
geese and left the following effuson, accom-
panied by a shilling, tied to the neck If the
old gander, who was supposed to be too
tough for any market -
"Nlr, White, Mr.. White,
We bid you good night,
For we cannot stay longer
We have bought all your geese,
AT a penny apiece,
And left the amount with the gander."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-23

AN ODD PREscRIPTIoN,--A apothecarys
boy was lately sent to leave at one house a
box of pills, and at another six live fowls
Confused on his way, he left the pills where
the fowls should have gone, and the fowls
at the pill place, The folks who received
the fowls were astonished at reading the &C.
companying directions" Swallow one ev.
~ two hours ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-23

AS an illustration of how easily life may
be sustained in the Polar ATTITUDES, Surgeon
Kane mentons that he fell in with Dane
over seventy years Of age, who had spent
fihy-fve years of his life north of 70 20 sub
ssting during that period entirely on birds,
fish, bears, and other animal food. He
had not seen vegetable the whole of that
time
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-23

MEXICAN BOUNDARY CoMMIssIoN.-The
Secretary of the Interior has been sudden
ly summoned to Washington, i'll conse-
quence of the difficulties in the Mexican
Boundary Commission, which have now be-
come necessary to recall Col. Graham.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-23
DIR. LIBBEY'S
Celebrated Pile Ointment.

As prepared for the GraeFenberg Conway, and bearing
the seal Of that Institution. None genuine unless has
thu Seal Of the Company.
The PILES, (or Iemorrhods) is well known and wide
ly spread complaint sparng no age condition of life
and after sbeclng the sufferer to years of tnrtue, and
frequently 10 tn most painful surgical operations is pro-
uounced neural lie. 01 But it Is durable disease in any
and vey stlge where the knife is pronounced the
last and only hlpa. is cnrabIe any maady that
afcs the human frame It yields to the right remedial
agency promptly fife yields to water. On this point
there is not doubt by all have used this Ointment
great number of witnessed, Of the very highest rcspeca-
bly stand ready to testify to this, and to explain to suf
ferefs the history of their 1t is necessary
trouble the reader with tedious recital of different cures
but simply to say that
9yA CURE Is WARRANTED.-ce
This is sufficient argument to induce every person suf
feng unirrthS disease to try it, The money will be i'm
medaty refunded does not result from its use
according to directions
0NJ- Sold in Montpelier by Redfcld Granpis, $. X
Collins; ]. A. ). White, Nnrhhedi G. Cbapm IN, Wood
stock Hicks & Go Calais IL. :. Il A. R. CamO. Stowe
WI. Woodward, Waterbury and by one agent in every
town and village throughout the State. 49,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-23

Chldrdn and FOOLS" says am old adage
always tell the truth" "Mother sent
me" said little girl to a neighbor, "tc
ask you to come and take tea with her thi,
evening" {" Did she say at what time, my
dear" No ma'am; she only said she
would ask you, and then the thing would bt
off her mind that was all she said"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-23

SMART REPLY.-A commercial traveller
left an article belonging to his wardrobe at
an inn, and wrote to the chamber maid to
forward 1t to him by the next coach; in
answer to which he received the following
note =
i" I hope, dear sir, you'll not feel hurt,
III frankly tell you all about it
I've made a shift of your old shirt,
And you must make shift without it,"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-23
DENTISTRY.
NEWTON g. FORBUSH,
IlRMIlA1NA

(OFFICES-Corner of CHURCH AND CoLLEGE SITS, BUR
LlNGToN and on STATE STREET, MuNrPELiER)
WouLD respectfully give notice that, until the first Of
January 1852 our charges will be from 10 2S per
less than former prices Those in of
If teeth will find very much their advantage
call III before having their work done elsewhere
intend to doBErTER work, and for prices, than any
other Dentists in New England.
II people woud but direct their attention to the subject,
they VIII find there very few who have not or
less decayed teeth tn should receive their immediate at
tentiun
our prices will be 50 low as to within the means
of ALL and they should not let this opportunity pass with
out having their teeth attended to
All examinations and advice gratis.
August %, 1881 l25:4ml
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-23

" Which travels the fastest, heat or cold 2"
+" Heat, you Ounce; can't any one catch
cold 2"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-23
Facts are Stubborn Things,
S. X. Collins.

HAVING purchased the enrre interest in the late firm
~ Of Collins ana Pierce, will continue the Drug and
Medicine business at the old stand Feeling grateful for
past hvors he would ask for continuance OF the same
he viii sell at the lowest prices for CASH.
Montpelier Aug 49, 1851. 3t:6v
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-23

A young lady being asked why she did
not attend party to which she had been
invited, repied-"I forgot all about the
party, and ate onions for breakfast"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-23
Green HTountain Ointment.

Among the diseases to which this wonderful ointment
is adopted the following ganduar swelling ague in
the face swellad breast and nipples of nursing wo-
men, bronchitis felons and ring worms, scald head aud
is an inyaluGbc dressing for burns, scalds and drawn
bisers shingles, crysipel1s Piles. {Lr Inflammation Of
the eyes yields the power Immediately all bruises and
fresh cut wounds are cured with great rapdity Fever
and scrotuons changed into healing
condition and frequently entirely cured.
Price % Cis q b0r. nth full directi0nS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-23

DE Lalnes.---New and beautiful
Styles from 10 2 to Is cts at the cheapest store in the
County, LYMAN & KING,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-23

Oil, better than Sperm, and at'two-thirds
the price, forsale by t3s) sToRRs & LAlGDoN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-23
400 YtIs. CASSHMERES JUS

coming in from the manufactures, made Of pure WOOL
heavy aud fine mxtnres and wtha much below the price
ofwool. STORRS & LANFDON.
Sept S, 1851 80
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-23
The Gfaefenberg Vegetable Pills.

~=~TS~ TENHESE Pills have met the
5-'" ~C4% n unparalleled appreciation Of
,+ H9A the public wherever used
~ '-4J w they supercede all others No
- + u. ~ 5l " article Of the medicine kind
-~ m operates so chamingIy aud so
IS W tetfcctually upon the system.
e.t e.at1 - They readily dissolve in the
letS st0lnach and soon find their
/ 5 rE 445t < way into the circulation, thus
A, 49, 'gt~&3/ rapidly visiting every organ,
. +f.{s2 ] every blood vesst |, and every
y ~ stk4lQA 4 II minute insterstiCe Of the body
h., .QI The bowels arc ehtcmally
~ { VI w operated upon, hut without
pain nausea gripping the
liver sexcited to action the pores are opened and the
skin made snft and nost.-Tbus Is the body nurged
through all It's outlets, namely THE BOWELS, LIVER,
KIDNEYS and SKIN. Thus is disease arrested and
eadcHted while at the time tone and vlgor are in
parted to HE whole SYSTEM the body is relieved freshen
ed, strengthened, and health renewed and like all the
halthu operations Of nature all mas been done without
whence or irrliat on uncunCi0nsy.
From the peculiar combination of Ingredients these
pills, are particularly vauthl for the promotion and cure
Of FeVers in general, al Bilious and Liver complaints
Jauudce general debility, common and Sick headache
Dyspepsia, Heart bun Custycness Gripping Urinary dis
ease, obstruction Ofha mcnses Influenza Asthma and for
a great vnrety OF Other acute aud chronic diseases in
hue, to all ornoy family uses, So great is the conf
dence enertlned by the poprelors in the curative pro
pertes Of these nylH1ble pills that they authorize all
their agents to refund thu price where they do give
isGlcton.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-23
Price % cts, a boz, wiih full directions.
craafonberg Health Bitters

These entirely vegetable skuly and elegantly
prepared by the Graefenberg Company firm number of
h3 most purifying inyigOntng and Healing Roots, Barks
Herbs and Vines gathered in The vast forests and pares of
America. As deobstruent resorer of the tone
OF the system, and refresh the saow complexion they
are of immediate and potent efficacy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-23
Rich Dress Goods.

GTORRs & BANGDON invite an examination of theil
y Stock of Diess Goods just received from New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-23
PETROLEUM, OR ROCK OIL
possessing
Wondertul Curative POUers,

in diseases of the Chest Wind pipe and lungs. Also for
the cure of Diarrhg, Piles, Rheumatism, Asthma, Bon.
chts scrofula. or Kings Evil, BUNS and Scads Neu-
ralga letter. RingwOm, Obstinate Eruptons Of the skim
Boches and Pimpes the Face Deafness, Chronic Sore
Eyes, Eryspeas Pains in the Bones and Joints, and all
that class of diseases in which Alternative Purifying
Medicines are indicated.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-10

They seeing his bravery and deter.
n,lnaiSon, fequeStcd HIM 10 come a.
shore, which he DID; they told him
that if he would swear, up IN his hon.
or, That he would not expose the
names ofapy ofthose he III ghl know,
and keep secret NIL the transactions
during The night. as il was late in he
evening, they would remuner, te him
for his horses, and that he should
share their klndest hospitality during
the night, and be taken 10 The lake
shore The next morning. sss.5
Under such embarrassing eircum.
stances he could moi do otherwise
;han accept their proposition. He
was taken TO a large cave on this isl
aud, provided with supper aud then
shown all the implements such as
villains generally use Tor carrying out
their designs, such as false keys,
bank note presses, nIet al iOr making
bogus money, 81. The next morn.
ing he was paidhis own price for his
horses, and for his troable in coming
after them,s&nd he aud horses taken
10 the thore according TO agreement.
MIR. Weiss says there were over
100 omen in the gang, many Of whom
he knew. They had been residents
ofthis and adjoining counties, and
they had occupied, high stations a.
nlong the citizens. He states that
there are about twsnty FIVE women
IN the gang,lhe wives ofsome ofthe
rascals. They had l30 horses on the
island, and they had just sent s.S 2S "a; d;
West,in different directions. ltlsto
be hoped that thenew society gotten
up in Jasper and the surrounding
'counties.will put an end 10 all such
villainous companies. t.H eev.
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* K EGWv4 E EIEE e COURIER
. ------ s----<--- -ll- - A--E G-.--2
Saturday, May 4 o, "a Ssh.

The ,ConSierfIl, and never -enoug'lt-to
be,ddmired igfatudtiOn c1rthdt .inge.
nioms Journal, the Southern PtttrtOt.L
Cewantes relates that once on a
time, when that ! irror Of chiyalry
aud victim pf enchap;ers, that com
fortero distressed, widows and lover
ofDulcinea del'Toboso, the renown.
ed Don Qixote de la Mancha, and
his little less famous Esquire, Sancho
Pan%a, we've jourpeYing along in
quest of adventures, they espiei, a
little distance ahead of then, "a ly.ar.
Der riding an ass with his bason on
his head, which, keins OF copper, and
brightly burnished, Don Quixote ms
took for, Manbrino elichanred hel-
met the unlucky barber he took for
some kn Ght ofrenown, and the dnp
Piled donkey he bes'rode for ga =
liant steed, surh was the force Of his
unhappy madness. The fai;hful his
torlan further relates thai, putting
spurs to .Rosinan:e,e he charged upon
and unhorsed,or rather un:donkeyed
ihe barrier, seized eigeeaa tie hason, and
with much satisfaction 'cInpbed itup.
onahls head, still imagino,g it 10 be
Mambrlno.s helmet. Now as CaiS
otes knightly extravagahce COX! cox! via
conceits caused every thing which
he behelld to take. the CO or of his
madness, Sc seems tito be with the
Southern Patriot, which, having gone
sGbmisslon-errant, beholds in the
light OF its unhappy infatuatlon ali
abolition phenomena, Otherwise,
how could it have seen in ihe returi,
ofthe fugitive Sims aqnset and 'pea.
ceab!e execution of the. law in Boz.
ton, and an indication that the free
sellers will offer as slittleresistafce in
twelves.monihse oihe fugitive tsIav Z
law as they do Is the law imposing
| duties ~, MIRO & S.sss} l'SfA $500 ~
| - .i'. '..1fpi' 20 20 4 "a ~, scat "a 80
Submission sis must be (argone in,
deed for apologies sfdi' submission
when sttaaTe5 ttaaTe5 rsir5 rsire5 forced TO sec f,ea,.e
quiet and fraternaI feeling inthc cir.
cuinnsstances fsin stan accompanying the ,le,
turn OF Slms, They, mayssandaelc
perhapsimpossu themselves, but
! they sGam,ot hope'tha the people vii
he able 10 see a qliiei and peaceabIe
execution of,helaw, Id tie hands d
police and troops Of soldiers who
We're forced 10 barricadeg the Court
House 10 pFoteel The Couft !.oln Ihe
assaults Of these sRape issesttTisses Res.
','s1i'1le~A-ntthe fanxiods agEoeibs eds
ected ON the corners Of The STREETS
Ip the fierce de1hnciaiory meetings
which wereheld on The eonin,onand
vaeieuspafss oftheycity, H4althetn
Cendiary tarmigaes of2the1lal5olitiSii
orators, and 10 The angry respoiisesl
q me aroused mn ,lltndes7zg.ae the
ceaSelsfss attempts te nsseue thelalaye
tremJhese eustodyaoftne UoS2 autIiof-
ties by neanst tbf State aEraDigal
n, the gdlleflIiG1 secreSy viii Which
Alkf x1ze ~ s5tlgAgg afTBY, lILsIs jiif|pifh
tstS a'S DtssS3SI ~ p lil 81, 0i 5iifi5 stJ5its
from She flly bysRIghl ard tbea when
81 was known to she popuIacsl shat
the lasg hkd seeh lexseuled fni tbc
wild biasplel6y 6f no ei0wdS who,
colIeetlltg .gllss la " @tllaEf, viii byoips
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-10
OlB so OAI iIRg nj


a,DtE >,April 2Sth, lsslsin EicGssns
Dist.y rs. C.sl1IFy. iIs4BELLAaFsgif,
relict Of Joseph Rsid, deeeas5i.h ha :,
The subject ef tbis notice lived 70
The, advanced. sge os 81 geaFsi end
although lulable TO waIks for 4 great
length Of. time, yetslIe aas sesigned
toishe' ~illof hes Maker, 81 shaDs
she had good hops eternai life tEiiS 4,
Christ Jesus, having aasrped her pro.
eessicfsyas "a nSaaihcf, Of flthe 'feslSYs 4
terrain ChufclI,for sixty years I tessis
iyingt6 me gSaee of ssysss ss.s; md. III
isufhciepcy 81 Ehfisss aIosing Uoo 7 Z
10 saYe the chief of sianaEs "a
( s5kerA shock of lea Hpessise =
gass asrlle tfsisa sos sIis gaF
,naFRae haase where the tgi6le ~
ceass fl assd llef sKaa
~. = are ~ q
2 TT dasY eaa = sas las 80
,,,, 4Agift from ila III 1se sstf1 tes ~
NE seaessf ~ ois,s s. ~ 1.
~ How blest thc shtesas Sissa
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-10

New York, accused or suspected of
having been. connected with the al.
legged Cuban Expedition. The Gov.
ernment shows iiselfextremely active
in its endeavors TO Illustrate the de-
Sgns Of the patriots, and set the Van
KEGS roMplain that il is not more
prompt and efficient in this Eehalf
they fear Cuba may he revolution
lied and annexed, increasing thereby
the power and influence ofthe South.
I.. ----e - @---+ % f Ilus !.
noTammany Hall, the rallying point
ofthe New York true democraty has
at lengh fallen into the hands of,the
Van BIZ. en- freesoilers; the Barn
Burners having lately beaten the Old
Hunkers two to one in the election
of Sachems. 50 si,Sso iNsil P'RIs
Already had the Silver.gf eysss IS IS Z ik 1eik
TO Seward, and now The last Of The
Hnnkers have fallen. bcSo continues
10 rise and flow the foul sfloed of
l aaNH 40 IH. rNa. ia
Abolition, and soon ailmeh and COIN,
b;nauons Of men in the free States
who will not 1 consent 10 float upon
-. " ''''. Use A'o 1t'
hea'h tn lts angry wa*es.ii wa*e:s'..ii .sis, ~,
,q,,,n.;., - ..,,
Ibm nCHARLEsfoN, Maya, l95np .
Ti'he delegates to the convention of
the S R. Associations, have nearly all
assembled AMI all the l'loiels. are
crowded " IN these, and the members
ot,.the MEDICAL Coilyention, which
adIonrned, we, believe, on Saturday,
ne dclpga'es to the convention OF
'he .. Il. ASSOCIATIONS are iuli'of the
! 'rue spirit ef freS'stanre, AMI g We most
tayOrah!e accounts Of the pfogtes Of
reSistdnce-the secession doctrine
n their Respective districts, IN Ab!
heyilSe District, which il will be, re.
membered elected an ti-secessiQn
ticket, we learnfrpm Hon. J. F. Mar
Shall, Col. J. a. Calhoun, aud others
delegates that seceSeton Is rapidly
ga n'ng ground. Their S. II, Asso-
citation consists of Something more
th'In halt tile voters o! Al beviile d.
tlIct, and nearly all go for Secession.
Mr. II gyms. OF Ntwherry, who, by!
he way, is a secesslonist, although
!lerH;fsore set down as opposed TO
ilnS movemeI Z, has no -dotIbl thai a
very large malorIty OF his DistrIcl
n. Il
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-10

Z et&g ~ nel1GYst,. shi sggE3gny lBa7,
t,,Ahei pFogressl Ct soTe gleg1 IS such
that they keep ahegdsof alIicomnion
sensesIli y ,lira sia9HGn9 50 sssIay
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-10

{ MELANCHOLY SuIclDE.-On the
9th inst.i Mrs. Mary Games, .anagesl
widow, and for hiany years "A lnem-
Ter of lie Methodist Church, com.
n,itted suicide by hanging herself
with a hank of thread TO the beam O.
a loom, Mrs. q. had heen for some
time partially derangedin mind. a1a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-10

gls&. stsRSffglleE dB HaiB8 ltltloMt9 0H
5tg5 ElneG 4likFf - G.,easGn LdsU Ssies
% !lle fses..i9E ffses..i9E sylsieh Rri:.al Rri::.sa.s A!l.arsg
lhehgslland ef Qneep, Xlhtofias had
bgpnghi ,against lhelTreasufy ollSax
elEellla lQnN)ha ysallect of.ihe vents
aiS22.OODii, C59Hfng 80 him irom,ilse
SnsSesslga 2f1sis ssoihef. hass,bten
decided ~ his layorait tlFromtihe nsat
T!llAn!al convent pn TRadai between-
RrlnGq Albert andae D Queen, Xie,o.
TIa. aud which ilayesbeen Submitted
tpfhejqdges, IL appears, that in,tlse
eeyegsa 9i the Duaal crown of Sa. st,s
!!sSYlbaSppssiAg lothe descendants of
PeIaCa Albert, (bis elder sbrolhsnflls,
TtsJgp,Iig GJuke Is tsntnaFriea.) iiiE 4v,Il
belle eecpnd soneI the Qmeen list
wllD succeed goia silasGilhe dtaclIv,
sWouId tp that aasetlay0lxei i0 ahe rngsl
al ianaiiy Of Great ISniasra.o Z Aralf :
costly acquisition itawcpld prove ne
-aaoosnead h gs2i IH8a,go J 9aI
a44ai no 3g9gr ---islessla3 ngni n.sB0y
aSf6lh6diS6. has br8sbe bere ID 3, I, Z.
precede ehted q tent 10 ,es4 q 6sffss ~. |.
Oi,s2Oo pefs6gss slsgiliR been se.sigse
INTO full nie0Sl5 + & q
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-10

Ne ,afknoWIedge The receipt Of a
phAphlsi5 eontaiiling abe,sAddress Of
the, Southern fIliginsi Associati6s ol
the Sfadeals of fIie Sotilll Caross;,P
(,hlE,s,a }0 Isfs0EHJ 2IiTfsW 30tf1 WIS
Coille8e' XIX t,,gSai, ,l,iy .41.,F. 4e.,JTl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-30

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Samuel Rsynoldss Ed, No. LA Grapsr Il W. = ~
siE' take this opportunity Of expressing ~
sincere thanh and tsnasrins my grateful Acknowledgements
The .sst benefit have received on treatment Of hA
TWO CANCERS my right hand which, happy staas
yearly quite we'll and they have tbs appearance Of bns
asoushy sradcstsd; and truly thankful
under which have Long abored has coined My pen aads
qass the degree Of suffering had experienced for the
Hast two particularly Of The long thirty that havs tssn thus
smcsd, N all who know testify. Last year Dr. Gts
operated for moath and ponouncd cured
(r giving ms sst osstass Of pnrsaoly) and joyful
this decision desirous rid Of twin Canos
the veil known and hated extreme pain trouble for
long period But Judge Of dappoinnsnt uhen last spring
they tsrnsd 10 much worse form than they bss Dr.
0ibs sassd and pronounced than cured 30. applied
yOu bs essss with little hope Of relief your banda sr
Dr. GILBERT invhom had placed eonSdencs fd
eject eors But told that could NJ hand aad
that ssdy anA also that would and all
appearances you have fudd prose and Asd that
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vssass and sssehfans and especially yoar In inspiring
pael With oonhdsncs for. had not ios h should hass
spbmued the anpntaien Of hand But, shaahs y h
Rovisaes ana 10 for your ssvicss
tuus y ssrtad-my hand curyd. $50 ~ tt'a aui =
Very respectfully. yosr obliged oSsdisnt servant,
Dis In sststtr.F4sf Pr JOHN r HOYr, Hatts.