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~.. Ftom the Daily Telegraph

~ iNLs Friday Morning Sept L.
About half past nine O'Clock last night. Thorn.
as Moore, Of the firm of Moore & Ament. shot
John Lower, master blacksmith, under the fol-
lowing circumstances. Lower was at Rulino,s
confectionery establishment, and stood At the
counter with his back to the door; when Moore
accompanied by two gentlemen entered Moore
advanced TO within few feet of Lower. and
drawing a pistol fired upon him--the whole
charge, SIX large buck shot, entered the back
JUST at the pelvis. cutting off the processes Of the
spinal column and lodging in the cavity Of the
abdomen. No one had the slightest iniimation
OF Moore,s intention, although several persons
were IN the house. A number at the door. the
sheriff among them. Moore acted with the ut
most cooiness and elaboration. The Sheriff inn.
med'ateiy arrested him and having acknowl-
edged the act before the Mayor, he was commit
Ted TO Jail. His examination will take place ON
NJ! Monday Mr. Lower is yet living, with bat lit
lie hopes Of his recovery.
The cause assigned by rumor is a report de-
rimensal to the character of young lady. said
10 have originated with Lower, but since clearly
ascertained to have another origin.
wednesday. man named Fletcher. was Sc
rioasiy injured BY saw log rolling over him at
one OF the steam Mills near Mad Creek. His re-
covery is despaired of.
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From the Cinc.nIa,i Atlas.
Rav Nans;rO

AT meeting OF the Bar of Hamilton County
convened in the Court room of the Court OF
Common Pleas, at O'Clock A. NJ September 80
1851, on account of the death of Henry Starr
T.Walker was called to the Chair. and ]. L..
Miner appointed Secretarv--whereupon on mo-
ton. VIM. johnson, s. p. Chase. WIN. S. Groes-
beck. VIM r. Morris, VIM. NJ. CORY and
Charles Fox were appointed to prepare resolu-
tons expressive of the sense Of the meeting.
who reported the following. which after appro-
PIRATE remarks upon the character of the de-
ceased BY I. Walker, ]. l.. Miner. A. Taft. VIM.
Johnson, D. Stone and s. NJ. Hart, We're unani-
mo1sly adopted.
This meeting has heard of the sad inteli-
gence Of the death of Henry Starr at Burlington,
in the Saa.e of Iowa. He was one of the oldest
ablest, and best members Of our Bar--exempia-
yin all the relations Of life. whether regarded
asaChristian, Lawyer. Citizen. or Man.
For more than quarter of a century he has
pursued his transformations, but eminentIy useful.
successful and instructive career among US: and
has been 10 many Of us warm hearted and sin
cerefriend, and to none an enemy He has been
stricken down in the prime of his faculties. away
rom his home, and with none of his profession
al brethren near. We, therefore, embody our
sentiments in these resolves:
That we deeply feel the loss Of our departed
S.s Hems c'aIi, dhu uesiTe 10 pay SIN
cere tribute to his memory, by endeavoring to
initiate his virtues.
That we will transmit copy Of these pro-
ceedings to his friends in token of our sympa-
thy in their bereavement
That these proceedings be presented to the
Courts OF this County, that our appreciation of
his worth may stand on perpetual record.
We also request the Press Of this CITY to pub
lish these proceedings.
On motion of Rufus King, resolved. that upon
the arrival of the remains in this city, the officers
OF this meeting give notice to the Bar of tlt
time and place of the funeral.
7. WALKER, Chairman.
J. L. Miner, Secretary.
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DON DSON. HALL & CO.
IMPORTERS and Wholrsaie Dealers in Hard
L ware and Cutlery, and M lnufJcturers of planes,
M. 50 Nam street, between olive and Locust
streets, (sign of the Golden Piane,) ST Louis. Mo-
Are now receiving for the Fall trade, one If the
largest and best selected stocks of Hardware and
Cutlery, ever offered west of the Ale ghanv Noun
tains. Importing all our English goods irect from
the M manufacturers. and purchasing our American
from the mlnufacturcrs al the lowest cash prices
enables US to sell lower than any other house in
this city. Our stock consists in part as follows:
$50 doz axes aSsortefs Collins, Lereretts. sim
mons, Hunts, NaaEs r pots and albany;
$50 doz sh0vels anu spades assorted, Amcs-
Rowlanfs and TEon.as';
rs do grain scoops;
IS cases Rowland's mill and cut saws;
do Caststeel Y cut saws;
100 casks bright OK and log chains;
rs do coil chains; 1900 dog pocket knives;
600 do Wostenholm's do do;
$50 gros knives and forks, ass'd;
1000 doz RussAlps and Wards butcher knives;
$50 do Wade x Butchers razors, ass'd,
500 DO scissors ami shears. assorted;
is casks Greeuwuod's butt hinges, ss'd sizes;
10000 gross wood screws, ass'd. from 3s to 4 i'm.
TOO doz pad, till, chest cupboard and trunk lock
500 do mineral knob locks assorted:
500 do thumb and knob lstchcs;
/ 5000 lbs brass and bell me tai kettles;
! so doz tea kettles;
! 1000 NJ &. d. percussion caps;
/ 1000 dozJ. Horner Butchers flies and rasps;
| IS bills American curry combs, assorted;
! 200 doZ ,Parker's and Adams Coflt mills
$40 kegs Iron Mountain Nails, all sises;
1 100 do wrought do 10
| 100 bags Griftin's horse. do do
200 doz pairs iron nd brass head shoyeis i tong.
J 500 pairs polished do do
200 sets do do do
ALso-A large assortment Of Kolp's Lock woods
and Rochester Coopers' tools; Mcko"n's bellows
M,usehole and Tiilotson's anvils; Kings stocks
and dies; Cotter Keyed and solii vices; hand and
sledge hammers; and complete assor tnfeut OF our
own manufacture of planes which nj To- lie
superior to any brought 10 this mrrket. Together
with complete assortment of every article kept
in our line (which offer at greatly reduced ruces.
DoNALDsoS, HALL. x Co..
anrlS 1851 -3mwtrw 90 Main street.
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Office, one door north of Congregational Church.
REFERENCES:

On n. DnpGL's ARRANGEMENTS for JULy, Az
Gusr and SEPTEMBER.
Dr. y. DODGE, of Burlington, will be at the
Stageofce. fairfield, f1r the purpose ofpfcscrih-
ing for various Chronic liscascsl July 7, 3, at
Mt Pleasant, Stage ONCE 10. IL at Salem. 10 IA !;
at New London Strge oiice: ~. Is, at BurliEg ton
a, his Office opposite the Barrett House from the
18th to tho 9th of August at Fairfield, o. Z, at
Mt Pleasant O. 10, IL Salem IL, Is: at New Lon
don, IL, at Burlington from the 18th to the first
Of Sept; at Fairfield >. 1; at Mt Pleasant. 6, a:
at Salem s. .; at New London 10, II, at Burlington
from the eth 10 the s0th. duly 10y Dir n. DODGE.
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Letter from Col. Crittenden.

By New Orleans papers Of the ed, received this
morning, we have many most interesting particu-
lars Of the late events in Cuba. The Crescent
contains the following noble letter from the un-
fortunate Crittenden:
SRIP-oF-WAR EspERANzA. Aug. 10th.
Dear Lacien-In half an hour /. with 80 others
am 10 to be shot. We were taken prisoners yes-
terday. We were in small boats. Gen. Lopez
separated the balance of the command from me-
had with me about one hundred-was attacked
BY two battallions Of infantry and one company
OF horse. The odds Were too great, ani strange
70 tell, was not furnished with single m,,sket
cartridge. Lopez did not get any artillery. l
have not the heart TO write to any of my family.
the truth ever comes ont, yoa will find that
dd ny duty, and have the perfect confidence of
every man with me. We had retired from the
neId, and were going to sea, and were overtaken
oy the Spanish steamer Habanero. and captured.
Tel Gen. Huston that his nephew got separated
from me on the 13th-day OF the fght-and that
= nave not seen him since. He NAV have stray
gied on and joined Lopez who advanced rapidly
20 tae Interior. NV people however, were en-
ureiy surrounded on every side. We saw that
rs nad neen deceived grossly, and were making
~. 'ae United States when taken, Daring my
soloarn IN this Island, have not met single Pa
uioe we landed some forty or fifty miles to the
Westward OF this, and am sure that in that
part OF the Island Lopez has no friends. When
= was attacked, Lopez was only three miles of
!, ne mad not been deceiving US as to the state &C
1alnss, ne would have fallen back with his force
ana made light, instead, Of which he marched on
Immediately TO the interior. am requested to
gel yon to tell Mr. Green OF the custom honse,
ua1 his brother shares my fate. Victor Kerr is
a'sa with me. also Stanford. recolloct no 9TH
s. ~ your acquaintance at present. NV heart
aas.hosfailea me vet, nor do believe it will. -
COMMUNICATES with my family.
ms IL IN incoherent letter. but the circun-
stances must eyc'sse IT. Nv hanas are swollen
20 douole their thickness, resaltiay from having
Them too tightly. corded fo9 the last eighteen
hours. Write TO John, ami let him write 10 nv
mother. | am afraid that the antvs VIII break her
neart. My heart beats warmly towards her
now.
Farewell. NY love TO all my friends am
sorry that die owing cent, but it is inevitable.
Yours, strong in heart w. L. CRIrrESpES.
10 Dr. LUclEN HENsLEy.
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ve mentioned a few days ago, the fact, that
<. ,eople 81 Illinois, living on the route from
=. u,ace 10 Springfield, were agitating the sub
...tof plank road between the two points.
=. subject was first brought to our notice by a
- ID the St Louis intelligencer, from a cor
,..Dondent Of that paper in Macomb, Illinois
.. since find the following on the same subject
!. ne Misoi. Journal, published at Springfield !:
n Z ven known that the citizens Of Cass
.,.,rtv. have already commenced the construc-
~ = plank road, with the design that il shall
sItmatcly be brought to this city. Surely our
.cnnty ought to find means to construct this
"a nom the county line to Springfield. A
.s.rk road-tetAe farmers roaa"-from Burling-
G, 10 tie seat OF Government, would enhance the
49, 81 every mans farm in its neighborhood |;
"s1N Be most profitable Investment, and would
VA greatly to the business Of this city. One
Nm Is most certainly true, that our people in a
- years will be compelled to construct plank
rssds, or travelling or hauling must, in meas
-. cease, for portion Of the year. Every
sr,er and other gentlemen conversant with the
49, 81 our roads in the spring. or after heavy
,.;ss. must Be satisfied of this fact. a&
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New Wholesale Drug Warehouse.

~ F. WErZELL & c.. No.-Pine street, be-
II. tween lin and Second streets. are now re-
ceiving and opening an entire new and fresh stock
of D;u.', Paints. oils, Dyestuts: Varnishes, Spi-
ces. Chemicals, Wtnd,y Class glassware, Ias tru-
ments.&c. Embracing all the articles usually kept
in Drug House, all of which have been purchas-
ed within the last two months direct fro the i'm
porters ana manufacturers. and as we anticipate
remaining in our sent location but short time,
will be sold m Ich heo " the usual rates. We war
rant all the PODS that we sill to please the pur-
chaser, both in price AMI quality. other wise to be
returned and the m 1ney will be refunded. Persons
visiting the city with the Intention Of purcha ing
goods in line; will find il TO their inherent to
give us III befrre purchasing elsewhere, and
those yi,hiny TO purchase by order. can have our
prize c Irrrat sent them BY forwarding their ad-
dress. We ao?a Ivy close attention To business.
promptaess in the execution of orders. dealing in
nothias 1t flesh aai pure articles. AMI selling at
very snail aa"ance on eastern prices, 10 receive
q liberal share OF trade. Il. +. WtsTZEL.L " co
st. Louis, Aug. IS, 1851. wen
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Injunction upon the Mich Central Railroad Co.

We learn from reliable source, that Judge
Chamberlain, of the 9;h Judicial Circuit, holding
court at Crown Point, Ia, granted an injunction,
on application of the Southern Railroad Co, upon
the Central Railroad Co. forhidding their LAYING
down any more track, or proceeding any further
in that State with this road
The ground upon which the Injunction was
granted. was. that the Central Road had no right
TO cross the State without special privileges, and
the track OF the Southern Road without perm;s-
sion.
The bonds required were Sl50,000
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MURDER AT KEIrHsBuRGA ILL.--We learn
from the officers Of the Steamer Bon Accord that
smurder was committed at the above place. last
sssk OF which the particulars are as follows
several Irishmen in the employ Of a merchant
s,ned Gayle. got into difficulty with fellow
aocser named Williamson, when they fell upon
and heat him most severely. They afterwards
concluded to whip him separately, whereupon.
eae OF the Irishmen undertook to put the resolu-
Ven INTO effect. when Williamson struck him =
1'sw With his fist on the neck, killing him Instant
u. W.thanson was arrested. and when the off.
tefts t Was supposed he would be DISCHARGED
asvsns acted IN self defence Mo- Repxblicnn.
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BURLINGTON FIRE AND MARINE
] N S y r A NJ c E G O M PANY



Mis- Company organised Oh the 2sd Of July 1851
l. under the General Corporation Law Of the
state OF Iowa, is now prepared for business, and
Oilers Itself to its friends and the public for In
surance OF Dwelling houses, Stores manufactures,
Barns and all other kinds Of property against loss
or damage by fire, also.
10 make marine insurance upon vessels, hulls of
steamboats, freight lists. goods. wares and mer-
chandize, specie, bullion, bills Of exchange, bank
bills, and inland transportation of all kinds
All loses will be promptly adjusted
The premiums will be loaned to the patrons Of
the Company. .s-
Business hours from A NJ. until P. NJ. Discount
days, Mondays aud Thursdays.
Herohice in the counting house fJohn G. Foote,
Jefferson street. Burlington, Iowa.
Directors.
John G. Foote, VIM F. Coolbaugh,
Z. w. Bodemann, James w. Grimes,
Charles Mason, julius F. Tallant,
A. w. Carpenter. me..
Jos. I. FALEs, JOHN G. FOOTE,
Secretary. President.
august 81, 1851 3mw
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WAsyttSGroS. Sept. 10.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ~.
Ofcial dispatches have been received at the
Navy Department from Commodore Pratt, of the
Z. States ship Albany. Commodore Pratt states
that the Captain General Of Clha permitted him
to visit fifty five of the American prisoners now
confined al Havana. lie conferred with Captain
Kelly and Leu's. Gruder and Baker. They gave
him detailed narrative of the Lonez expedition
since the sailing OF the Pampero. The whole par
ty manifest much Indignation towards Gen. Lo-
PEI and Mr. Segur, of the New Orleans Delta, fo.
deluding them with false statements, that Cuba
was in a state of revolt, Sc. .sv =
On learning that Gen. Lopez was taken, words
of Joy were heard among the prisoners.
President Fillmore has sent copies Of these dis
patches to the Spanish Minister, with view to
enforce appeals already made to the Spanish Go.
svernment, now that the invaders are captured and
powerless asking the Government to deal nerci-
fully with them E@5 n#s
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SoyreignS only 80 cts, a Dozen.

x--xx-vA THE Wagon making and repairing hu.
~<Sz.SSSS5 sness is carried by the unaersign.
-%4k I'D at the ole stand the CsE-ER
&S1kEEAg Bridge on Jefferson st where RaS4NNFs~
all having work to do in their line eSpeItfuly
invited to call and see, and fnd out at what low
prices and in what good style work may be done.
No tariff aud Industry will reduce the price Of Wa
CONS and Carriages to mark greatly below the old
prices. We havetwo fires going, and are prepar-
ed to do any work in the best manner that can be
dcne in any Blacksmith shop.
You that want work give a call. You shall
go away with barglias and work that is :sdone up
on honor"
FIVE new wagons. Of our own make, for sale,
warranted to be as good as any in the west.
OWEN BROTHER.
purliu an 1S5t-ytryly
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Nrw Yosx Sa,t O u

The steamer Florida arrived this morning from
Savannah; she reports that the Pampero was
lowering about that port, aud on purpose 70 be
seized by the Government; this is done at the in-
stance of Mr. Seiger, OF New Orleans. who is de-
sirons OF testing the constituticnality Of such
an act.
The Florida reports that the disaster OF the
expedition is all thrown upon the man who sup
piled the Pampero with coal he did not put on
board half the amount contracted for. so she
could not reach her destination with reinforce
ments in time.
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SAINT LOUIS. ~
Fall ImpOrtatiOn--IS5l>

4
No. sc North Fourth street, Saint Louis, Mo.
/ AZ ooLD inform their friends Of Burlington ana
w surrounding country, that they have receiv-
anu WIZ commune to receive semi-weekly during
the fall, large additions to their heavy stock of
FANCY SILK AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
POSSESSING superior advanta rough their
ner who resides in the east, for buying foreign
fancy goods OF the importers as they arrive from
Europe, ana ior obtaining at the lowest rates. of
me manufacturers, all kinds Of Anne rc an goods of
the best brands, and also being enabled to attend
the large auction sales in the East, which desi-
rahe goods are often sacrificed, and as they prin-
cipaliy buy for Cash, they ha,ter themselves they
can oHer Inducements to cash rs that are
seldom equailed in the West for buvinp Ia rp,irs
The following comprise in par, what they have
just received, viz: rz--. e. =, 80 t-
Extra arabesque brocaie dress silks, in all COTS;
Rich A chene dress silks, colored;
Rich black brocade silks;
Rich dress silks for bridal robes;
Reai hlsh taohinetts or poplins cold and blk;
rain black silks of all widths, best make;
BEST Lyons silk velvets, black and colored;
Rich plaid and d, 81 mou slina lie iains,new style;
Plain colored DE- lains Of all qualities;
Mourning goods Of all kinds, large assortment;
Millinery goods of every escription;
House furnishing goods in great varieties;
Two hundred doz. Paris kid gloves of all num-
bers and colors; .as. s-a4 .e.-...4.t. ~ w.
Rich Valencienne lace colors and cuffs. in sets;
Kich needle worked and face muslin goods, OF
the modern styles; rich pocket hdkfs:
Two hundred and fifty lbs wooden warn Of all
colorS and numbers; . .s
Two hundred pieces handsome delains at 25c
per yard;
White AMI coFdhannels ,warrar ted not to shrink
French, English and American prints; u.
Two cases of French merno white and cold;
Two cases of black AMI CO loreh Engli sb meri-
nos Of our own Importation; ...- s.
Broad cloths, cassimeres and satinets, all coils;
Silk, WOODEN and cotton hosiery of every de-
scripticn; .. a...
Irish linens, warranted all fax;
Rich under sleeves, aud mlny 9th IF STYLES of
goods too numerous To menttoa.- All of which will
be sold cheap for cashby PORTER s HAvENS,
sep 3, 1851 Northwest corner 4th and olive st.
JE2cHAN RS from the COUNTRY will find
WI thu largest ,nt OF silk goods in the CT
ty,and cheap for cash.at PORTER Il HAVENS.
sep 1851 Northwest corner 4th a nd Olive SITS
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From Cuba.

New YoRS, Sept 8.
The san gives the following names of persons
who are prisoners in Cuba: Thomas Little. of
Phiiadelphia; George Wilson, do; Isaac Freeborn
OHIO; Robert Me Craeken (McCricker) MAJ
burn Il. Scott, VIM. II. Vandyke, of Ky. W.
Cameron, Va; Thomas Minon, w. A. Reeves.
of Mss e.#s-#
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Machine Sh0D & Brass FOundry.

HI>HE undersigned would respectfully inform the
l. public that they are prepared to build thr esh-
ing machines, reapers, nshellers, and circular
saw-mills, and to do all kinds of mill work. Also
all kinds OF machinery repaired. Turning and
Fitting done IN the best possible manner. They
would also call particular attention to their Steel
Ploughs, which are better, cheaper, and more du-
rable than any other kind manufactured in the
west. REM Il Down, Machnists.
Burlington Iowa, Sept. 4, 1851. .s.. wly
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The Cincinnati Atlas touches as follows on
the practice OF sending letters out Of the mail:
"This Is bad economy and worse polteness.-
Why, man, the very person to whom yon entrnst
your letters for conveyance would always rath-
q pay the postage himself than be troubled with
iss delivery. What right have you to tax him,
when the Government offers to carry your le.-
te's for almost nothing. Fa#.s MN
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'""F'.
Child, Pratt A CO..
Importers Whole sale Dealers in $780,.
English German L. Amer, Hardware

LAT Main street, Sd door north of Bank of Mo-,
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
4 RE now opening their fall stock. and offer IN
n the country trade the !arges. and be 81 assort
meni of Hardware ever brought to this market All
our English Goods we import direct from the Eng
ltsh manufacturers; and having resident partner
III New York, who mikes our purchases of the A.
meriCan manufacturers for CASH, we are enabled
anu VIII sell at Eastern prices, transportation aa-
ded) Merchants visiting this city for the purpose
ofpurchasins Hltdwarc are invited to call and ex-
anime our stock and prices, feeling conf lent that
with our large stock, and our facilities for purchas
ing we can Offer unusual Inducements in prices
Our stock consists in part as follows: a-
100 casks bright OK and log chains; tsE
49, 100 40 trace chains. 90 10 coil chains,
100 doz brush scythes, as'd; - do m nurc forks
coo shosels and spades. ass'd Ames, Cars
Rowand's and others;
1000 loz genuine Collins, Simmons, Davis and
Weeds axes assorted,
200 dog hatchets. assorted, shing,iAg bench;
100 dog hand and PANEL saws, assotted;
400 Saint Louis make mill saws;
400 do do cross cut and circular DO:
saio,o0o pounds brass kettles and pals, ass'd;
900 dnz brass head and iron shoveis tongs;
10000 lbs Griin's horse shoe nails, a ssorted;
60 kegs horse shoes, assorted sizes; . -.
90 cisks saddle irons; 800 doz fry pans;
200 doz grain scoops; 1000 dog curry combs;
800 daz coffee mills, assortcd;
5000 10 butts and hinges, assorted;
10000 gross screws, assorted 8 to inches;
500 doz butchers, mill, fiat, bast'd, round and
half round files;
100 doz horse rasps, assorted;
900 gross tea and table spoons assorted iron,
britannia and german silver;
500 gross table knives and forks;
$500 doz pocket knives, assorted, Butchers
W"stenholn's and Rodgers
1000 dozen butcher and shoe knives;
800 ioz Wade AMI Butchers and other makes
Razors, assorted;
COO doz shears and scissors, assorted;
500 doz knob door iocks
600 do pad, chest, cupboard and trunk locks;
500 DO door latches; million G. caps;
1000 pairs brass candeaticks, assorted;
200 dog drawing knives, assorted; r...
400 dozen rasor strops, assorted.
Our assortment of tools is unusually large,
consisting of Carpenters Planes of every descrip
ton, Cooper's tools, including knives, planes and
ADDE'S, smith bellows. aayils vices. screw plates,
Sedges, hammers, &c, &C., together With com
plete assortment Of almost every article usually
kept in Wholesale Hardware Store, which are Of
fered on the most favorable terms.
st Louis. g.. CulID. PRaTr Co,
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hereby certify that have been sick five months
with pain in my breast, coughing constantly, rails
ing muC h matter from the lungs. was reduced by
medicine AMI disease TO a mere skeleton. and down
to DEATHS door, when all my friends had given
up to die, l applieato DR. N. Dodge, of Burlington,
better in a day or two, my cough rs now ~ell,
the pain in my breast has ceased, my appetite is
good have gained much in flesh. and am able to
walk about without fatigue. w. p. TURK.