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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-02-05
I00 COUGHS, COL D /
CONSU.NPTION,
AID ALL AFFECTIONS OF TIE HEAD,

wv VEGETABLE UL.DNARY RALsANl, hay.
it- l,.- t.- ed 10, ihe cNp"i1r of haus nd- Tor the
ia .n-irl yrsis b rr0trpio "a d hl eminent pitN-
,',t and ol.r,. as th' hlra sl'cipbty, as sHrr-
.ta ANY u.hcf pr lAfnlnn
p .,n tnt tdinr ni the Eurilrion S,niuI MAY u
ll -. thc NrsriIln Pu'uluuufy ln-'fu ttt Jared bN
T. OF * Clt-r nt Bn-iln h1- hHr inr ihe most ppnlr
Irr ever Vui ,tth lHF Iie cnrr ni Coughs. Cad-
.. made s.ieyiHy evident by hr lnmri tit cd %,
,i.... >aiUs Aears Reed z Cluo arr above gnack-
-, .riIiia alone upIn the insunsc vlnngs "i uirii
iY-l..Al prepatlti ca, & ilrif d-p'snL llunhue f.
nl ,ui ti.t 30 s,t- cal pleasure go nttf iiis al
q u t. q .ratusou- HYnie oui fecomHt udann Z" %
fY.rrirt wr know ioheu Te1l uieit'
40 .ilfurui p1ysirHu Niiits us,-' Lave rs mr.
600. H4sf been IN th' hihi 81 prescribing The Vegetable
riuaHaiy hal-am i"i cMrGmf'ml "rlima, lu'n 10y
agaf blond. and enUgis. ar pulmonary az c'ion. 40
-. KIND aud IS ih clniileHce recommend II as slps-
i.., t. uy shrr p,eparaiion used Coz The ub1Ye CON
lls5o-Nrw Certificates, to amosi any eN,rii,
81 b add. 4 # d,tIed .rslfy nut ihf iIopr.ul-
..,t iha auir.e hns !. e. nir - unNtr-als wrl
4, so and iis VIM p so Erurlaiy ACKNOWLEDGED 10y
I'M aus and others A. 10 make 1t unnecessary 10 on
a. M at. time further tOui u he merits o lhis highly
H., REWAGE or CouNTERFEirs AND I'M
YAit. ,Ns such as Cartcr's .nnpuud PhlniunniN lnl
al tu,i ohrfs in pat hearing ihf name! Enquire &
ire 4. .irlrhy ne whole nnuie Tie
...LGErkBLE ruLM ~ NEN hALSAM
,,1 $40 ihat II has ihr written signiut OF NN 'nA's
g.tt-s uron yellow lH,r a. Ie blue wrappers
Ai,iile and sal Is siampti "Nesciabe Pain hafj
p'..,,rrd Ly REED & CUTLER Impanr1s am
lViu~,.lc rraers IN Medcims, Vhinls ChrmlrHis hn'
;,, snhl. 81 inda street. B1s'on, and sold by Drug
~. Atn.hecaTies aud County Merchants senrfaly
,,r nn ileuinTs aud recommendations see natlhlo
&c tunnyng each bottle. lriee 30 eenir For safe III
q Sold by E d. WHEELOCk.
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1000 Gases Of Palsy and Paralysis

have been reported to DR. tnUisrIr and ms Agents
within the last two years which have been entnely
restored
O. CAr. ANDREW + To,us of Bronk! 70, Z, had
not been able to wa step ioi four years and was
helpless that he had To be fed he most celebrated
phi, sic.us COVE lima up In FIVE days AFTER he COM
meucel weaving the GAlANic Be- l, NfcknA's, ANn
BNAcfLrrs he Walked acrn the and IA three weeks
he had perfectly recovered his health Captain Tones
is So Ienty Yeas OF age.
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N lI TUV VITW w TIT-I
New Ori. ana, Nov -, 20.
Ncssrs. San3s - Gru,emc.i,-l take the lib
cry Of scudlr. Yea IL ittul which uay be 81 use
io those who aan suffering a. / have douo. l ic-
cei,cd gic., hrnci iros, Your s.nsalnrla, hay
ne becn cured Of "a natdv after suffering Sis
years. lierl5 chcc,iull, ccrlliy io the good ci-
icci of ,oui medicine, and hope G.dWli reward
,uu Ga ail TIE good sou have done. A chronic
cuueh had iorneuied me day aud might, AMI re-
nealed attacks Of fever Induced mo a. trlie,e that
/ sh,ull die Of consumption Ouc day, while
suffering "A violent attack of burning frtr, "a
dicni persuaded me To Jay Nour iacliuf parable
medicue, hul to icll the ruin lind no confidence
in IT, dnall, purchased hottla, and ly lis u.o
and hy the hrlp Of Col, Nv restored tnheltcr
heal Il than llil cni owed flr siN years. | cam
bet bl.rs the author Of hi. admirable medicine
" lib great respect, am, gentlemen,
A1ur ohrdien servant,
nEpNIN GRnTfpAN-
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CLOTHING.

0yercoats, Goats, Vests, ranis, White Draw,
e~ Undershirts Suspendcrs, Cm'ais, ana
Usnt.. furnishing goods A good supply ~ low
rats hy H. A sllELpVN'
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Cologne.

A SUPERIOR article, al only 81 cents pint
Also Farina's Cologne, for sale at the Drug
Store of ii. n. SHELDON.
Nov. Is.
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DR.. CHRISTlE's
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found of vast ser,c in ct tnnN ul.inns Fits
spasmodic Complaints, and gene,a Nervous Affections
OF the Head aud upper eNttemies Alsn Palsy and
Paralysis and all diseases caused 10y deficiency OF
power or Nervous Energy IN the limbs or other organs
Of the body
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Thr ,.lii. ...;j h.. on, ~" Nv
8. IL. -
o., f't' -'''t -A-'H tii tr ATE D g !. RIM rs
lice, ilt reu.il. ron. nr a ,-..- III i,.
l,s..,t' ... $40 ar o.. -. i ,''.'.' 20
,,.t.. ',f, "''' "' O.. .'iA' o.
""'e u. fH r.ri ~ ihea-
s'""'' am ~ h'eai 1T oar elbow say
u n'A 'rteNei an earciu4l aud
: ~. '''' ''"l''"i"i 'l"A ne ift
'c t'H' ."'-i l't ~ TIE
"'' 81 ''''' ID itl*, TIE patient constantly gains
s,:cu- tlani vifur-a feet worth, tro,a;.t f.,.i l.
/ sra; i.n. Ihry ave Ile.t.lii Fl, 800. al " n
and can Dc ratd hv persons Win il,. ms, I,L.
cate ID .ui..r Us vith s,frty ,,i., ... il,
rrs. We are .nellir, G,,, ,>,..-;,,,..
[ -l- '''- ''' \! - 'GH'S ana u
''' ' , ~ ~, ~ -. ''r'' uFr'
Que VI Tire u''i Litlary par eI,
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IL WELL no rnE MARKS OF rnR
Just Received

A ND for sale by L. w. CLARK, DAVID
II CorrtnFIlLD, by Dickens, A Pastors
Sketch by Spencer. a Hunters Life,in South
Africa, by N. 5. Cumming.
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DR.. CHRISTE'S GALVhMIC BELT
aud
MAGNETIC FLUID,
GENERAL DEBILITY,

sirent tening the weakened body giving tone to the
yoiou, organs and IN, gorang the entire :, Also
in FITS CRANE rNRALNsls AMI PALSY, DNsPEP.
slA or tNDiGiSrON, RHEUMATISM ACUTE and
CHrONlc, GpJT trlLErsY, LuMBAGO DEAF.
Ntss, NERVOUS 1BEMORs PALPlrA1loN OF
THE HEART ArOritXN, NErR ALICIA. PAINS in
the SIDE and CHEESE LIVER COMrLAisT SIN Al
CONpLN aud a RvNrURE of the sr1NE, HIP
CO1pLkINT DISEASES Of the KIDNEYS, DEF.
CinNcY or NERVOUS and PHYSICAL ENERGY.
enl all NERVOUS DISEASES which complaints arise
from .imuie c1uso namely
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Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.


These dreadful and agonsing compliant, are f"meH
asiy reliertd by the application " the "a NN'e p'
NiCKIAcf ANp FUN. The Belt dinnses IN" fIr'tlOh
through the ystem the Necklace has local eHr', SUI
the Fluid act. drectl, upon the affected nerves IN these
distressing Affections the application NV hN rAi-9'
NJ MANY hundred Certificates from all parts oi the
county of the extraordinary character can De
given, If required
0ng- No trouble Inconvenience attends the use oil
DR. CHRISTIFgS G.4LP.4NIC .fkIICifS and hey
nav be worn by the most feeble and delicate with per
feel ease and safety In many cases the sensation at
tending then highly pleasant aud agreeable Ihsy
be sent to any part oi the country
Prices:
The Galvanio Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Zach.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
o. The articles are accompanied b, hill aud plain
directions Pamphlets with full particulars may be had
OF the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
0lf- Bssa's Of Connfsrf,is and Ho'hiss, inifanon'
d. @. MORBHEAD, M. D..
GENERAL AGENT tOk Tht Nlrtp - NT.S
1872 Broadway, New Work.
For sale in Middleuury, W.. b, the author
lied agent DR., w. P. Russ Ell and h' 'u
thorized agents in the principal towns !" 'N'
s,s,s 4o;ly
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nERMIN ,GRoUPAN.
.sTRUTHIssT RANGERTH FICTION.
New Durham, n. J. June 80, 1919.

New Durham, n. j., June 80, 1919.
Mrs.rs. Stn1,-Gcrtlcmcn My wife suAcre
with a Il slrcs- aud burning in hei ohesi foI man
wears, and NY daughter was afflicted iom he
birth with a mmor in her blood. We consue
,ariou, PLY sicians, aud uird numerous remedies
without much benefit, until We hra d, thfoug
Rev. Thomas Davis, Of the great medical value q
Sanl's Sarsaparilh. On his recommendation
my wife aud daughter decided an trying il, and
soon experienced permanent benedt. My d's'gh-
ter's skin assumed new appearance eutncll /;
from being .ough, hard, AMI scaly, il became
snaoile and soh Ny wile's suherings are al
most gone. and iis use q sholl time longer, il is
my fran behei, VIII produce perfect cure.
Yours, with respect,
G. :. lENDRICkSON,
Pastor Of The Baptist Church. al the
English Neghborhood.
Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail, by A.
b. & d. SANDS, Druggist aud Chemist, l00
sFulon.st., corner Of William, NeK York. sid
also by Druggist generally threrghoui the uuiicd
States AMI Canadas. Price s yor bottle; six
bottles Tor 50,
For sale by Il. u. WHEELOCR, mildle.
bury VI. ~ MI
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Carpeting.
Ladies, You will find at the
MA-nN IT, Hal STORE

Prints and Blcaehod Cottons, al q ic
Ginghams. fast colorS. IL &c
Real Buffalo COmhs, 5ec
also, Ladies ana Misses Ruhlers,
Oct. II. a. BE' NV L IL W.
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Received.

A large lot Towns Shoe Lasts, latest fash
on Cor sale by Il. BBCkWlIH.
Dec s, ls0
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Paper Hangings,
A large just received, very cheap, by
Nov 10. ii. A SHELDON.
TOBACCO AND SNUFF!

Spragues, Cots and Greer's chewing and
smoking Tobacco. Russell's & Robinson
Cavendish Tobacco. Lorillards celebrated
Maccoboy and Yellow Snuff for sale at the
Cash Store. II. l.. FULLER.
Oct. so.
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Nail Agents.

us sla.ea IN several quarters that JAMES r.
tayERwEArHER, Esq, Of Burlington, Iowa. has
Oeen notified that his services as Soac;aI NIL
gent for the States Of Illinois AMI M;ssor; Iii
De dispensed with after the close NE the nresa,,.
month"; We understand, that this is the result as
afegAaton OF the Department, BY which accents
are 20 De selected from the States ia which their
services are to be employed. 1t is proposed Ia
appoint special agent for Missouri ana one for
tiilhols, and as Mr. Fayerweather resides in Iowa
MS omciai service, as far as these States arc can
cerned. Is dispensed with. Other agents will no
appointed tor Missouri and Illinois. ''
Mr. Fayerweather, since his appointment TO this
ofhce, has be.n an active, shrewd, and successful
agent. He has been almost always emploved IN
some section of his agency, and has been the
means Of sending several mail robbers to the pen-
itentiary, in Illinois and Indiana. He has made
himself familiar with the range Of all the mail rob
bers in Illinois, and there are more there than in
any other State of the Union; and if his operations
could have been confined to that State exclusive
~, he would have prepared still greater num-
Der OF rascalS for the penitentiary, bv catching
them in the act Of a violation Of the law
BIT the duty was more than any one man could
perform, and we are glad to see that the policy
Of appointing agents for each State, has prevail
ID: His successor will have good deal to learn
before he can hope to be as successful as Mr. F.
has been in this branch of the public service
We hope that the new agent for Missouri, who
yer ne NAV be, will set himself to examine eve
y Post Office in the State, and to acquaint him
elf with the efficiency and ability of the whole
Department.. We shall then have good and
roinpt system of mail service. but not until then.
Missouri Republican
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By Telegraph to 81 Los'.
Arrival Of the Arcdo-Four Days Laef irom

"
By Telegraph to 81 Losi'
Arrival Of the Arctic-Four Days Later from
Europe.
NEw YoRK, June %, N.
The steamer Arctic from Liverpool with dates
10 the nth inst, arrived yesterday afternoon WIN
~ passengers. She experienced fresh westerly
winds during the whole passage.
The Cambria arrived at Liverpool on the Sth.
The accounts from the manufacturing districts
are more favorable.
Observation-Disclosures had adjourned for the
Whitsuntide holydays.
The number Of visitors to the Exhibition was
fifty thousand daily, the price of admission beng
one shilling. -
ed on the lst August
The crops in England and Ireland promise
abunaantly. but the season is rather backward.
The Committee Of India Steam Navigation have
reported against the Panama aud in favor OF the
Cape of Good Hope rodte. -.
Accounts from Hamburger state that coliis>
ion had taken place between party OF sailors
and the Austrian troops. Six lives were lost ana
number wounded.
Accounts from Amsterdam represent trade as
stagnant.
FRANcE.-A committee had been charged VITA
the duty of reporting upon the snoec! OF is.as-
ion Of the constitution, it embraces nine IN IaSor
of revision and six against it.
Mr. I.amartine has made powerful speech III
favor OF revision, subject to the decision OF the
nation by universal suffrage vote.
The President is about to make another Journey
through the provinces, where his popularity Is
not increasing.
The trade accounts from Paris are satisfactory.
PoRruGAL.-lt is rumo.ed that Saldanha Is
rapidly becoming unpopular with the army.
The French feet had arrived in the Tagus.
SpAIN.-A new levy of $4,000 men was about
being made, to enable the government to Interfere
in the affairs Of Portugal.
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New York, June Is, P. NJ.

New York. June IL, p. NJ.
We learn from Baltimore that five custom
House officers are to be removed to reduce eN-
penses.
A successful forgery on the Philadelphia Bank
was pcrpetrated BY young freshman named
John Carroll. The name Of d. w. Coke was
forged to a check Of $1,000.
We hear from Boston that the trial Of Robert
Morris, the negro lawyer, for aiding in the res
cue of Shadrach, was suspended this morning by
Judge Spracue, and that Dana B. Walker, one
of the Jury to try the case, is now under examl-
nation for perjury.
The basis Of the charge is, that Walker Is vto-
lently opposed to the fugitive slave law, and has
been heard to declare that no black man shall
he taken out Of Massachusetts, into slavery
Notwithstanding which, he had taken an oath 70
bring in a true verdict according to law and evil
dence.
A later despatch says that Judge Spragne had
set aside Mr. Walker, and that the court adjourn
ed till tomorrow.
The Asia sailed to-day with 40 passengers
and 81 ,ll5,9 in specie.
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WASHINGTON, June 81,

The Republic says: 'The late announcement
by the New York Tribune of pending ne.otia-
tons for the establishment of Pfotectorate by
the United States, France and England in the
Central American States is unfoandel, although
strong efforts are making to settle the questions
that distract the Republic of the Isthmra"
In reference to Haytl, lis true that these pow
ers have made strong representation to So
louque against further bclligerent operations
upon the Dominicans; it is believed Soulolue
will follow their councils. Mr. Walsh the Anne
rican Agent, has returned. accompanied by Re-
beau, the French Consul General Of Hayti, who
represents France in the transaction.
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BALTIMORE, June

BALTIMORE, June II.
The Hon. A. II. Stephens is dangerously i'll at
his residence in Charlottesville, Ga, of chronic
diarrh9a.
Senator Dawson had his leg broken last week,
by a FESTIVE horse jerking him against rail.
The crops in Liberty county, Ga. are ruined
by the drought. The wells are all dried up.
It is said another defalcation, besides Sander
sons will shortly be divulged in this city
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NEW YORK. June 81. Sp

- NJ
The Cherokee arrived this morning from the
Havana, bringing the California mails; she left
Havana on the 10Th. The Falcon arrived at
Havana from Chagres on the 18th with $40 pas
sengers. There were no American vessels at
Havana when the Cherokee left; the city is per-
fectly quiet, and the sudden departure Of the In
tendant for the United States caused an excite
ment and much regret.
This morning, John Scully was accidentally
shot BY Mitchell Hart, pawabroker il Chat
ham street: he had his revolver for paSn, one
barrel being loaded it was discharged while he
was examining it. Scully died instantly.
The oil factory of B. F. Bond & CO., Brook
Ign, was destroyed by fire this morning loss
$lDO0 insured.
Morris, fruit dealer, has been ARE ted. charp.
ed with robbing the Bellows Express of $500.
and has been convicted. The trunk containing
the money was left at his store day and a night.
and portion Of the bills were found in his house.
California letters are less discouraging than the
newspaper accounts There had beea several
small failures of those engaged in the California
trade since the receipt of the news of the late
disaster. The losses there are greatly exaggera-
ted, and do not exceed SlOOO,000. Two or three
failures are reported in Philadelphia.
The Niagara brings accounts Of the failure OF
r. E. Hyde & Co., cotton broker, for flOO-
600 his effects brought 10 shillings in the pound.
and his private property will make up the re-
mainder.
The Pacific took ont 159 passengers; among
London ana China
WASHINGTON, June ..
The corner stone Of the enlargement Of the
Capitol will be laid on the 18th july by the Pest
dent Daniel webster viii deliver the address.
The President and Secretaries Stewart and
Graham leave to-day on the Osceola for Fort
Monroe and Gosport Navy Yard
ho Ia I
Day, for the murder OF his wife; his trial takes
place on the l4th.
The Spanish Minister has moi been recalled, as
reported.
Brown, the forgcr, appeared before Jadg.
Crawford in the Criminal Court and gave bail in
me sum of sixteen thousand dollars, with b. B.
French, as security.
A large number Of maskets We're purchased
.o-day at the Government Sale, by two men
from New YORK, who refused to give their names.
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Mr. J. G.. kriechbanm-Sir: II is with great MIA
sure that give you these few lines. Ny wife ~af
taken about six months since, with a rheumafr af-
lection in her hand, which was so severe that ina
few weeks she as almost unatIa to- use ~. Imsfs
application to some Of the most eminent rhysi-
clans Of this place. 20 effect. AtIast wssrrs
vailed upon 10 get little of your Internal ard En-
tersai Remedy, and before she nssd u ten DAYS her
hand was almost well, and In 30 that shs sees
not suffer any inconv enienre by IL at an and firm
ly believe that " will effect rermarsnt In Mil
Rheumotic affections. About three gears SINCE n
took very severe cold, whIeh settled my lurFst
and that time have been severely afflicted villa
pain in my breast, splitting of blood, etc. 1y u
ing about half a bottle Of your Remedy, 10 VAS sn-
tirely removed. I sincerely recommend your ne<
icine 10 the favorable consideration 81 the puhiif
Burlington, JAM. o. 1850 In. wHITAkEk
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
The Knox Insurance Company.


FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Capital Stock-$2OO,OOO!
E5-offce on Water street, near Market,in Wise's
Brick Row. NINCENNES, INDIANA.
THIS Company having been duly organized and
i ten per cent, paid in on the capital stock sub
scribed, and the balance secured by mortgage on
Real Estate and by guarantee, now pre-
pared to effect Insurance against Loss or Dam
age BY FIRE, on Buildings. Merchandise, Machine.
ry, Mills, Manufactures, and all descriptions OF
property, also Merchandise and Produce IN the
course of inland transportation, the risks of the
Seas, etc., ETC., also, the Hulls of Steamboats,, and
other vessels upon the lives Of individuals 60
lng to California. The rates ofpremium will be as
low as those OF any RESPONSIBLE Company.
Alllcsses literally adjusted and promptly paid.
The stock of this Company is held entirely in the
West and controlled by western men, and in no
way connected with New York.
DIRECTORS
RN. Carnan, vincennss TIT Benhridge, Lafayette
w. J. Hehert, w w Early. Terra Haute {"
Jno w Maddox,U II Allis, Evansville, I"
Jacob Pea, &c I" Bottorff,Jeiferson Z"
Samuel Wise, w Hughes, " {"
PIP. Bailey. Fl Wayne" IL. Sparks, I" &C
James Keigwin. Jacksonville.
Hon. r. N. CARNAN, President.
SIMON BorToRrF, Vice President.
c. M. ALLEN, Secretary. WI. HEBERp, Treasurer
N5-Short Life and California risks taken at this
agency at extra rates. JOHN G. FOoTE, Agent,
may l6, 1S5o--deC 81 'i0-f Burlington, Iowa
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MIR kriechhaum,-Sir: have been troubles 49,
DIarrhea for some time. and could mot act any Nfa
Icines to do me any good Twas rsCommer6ssb
get some Of your Internal and External RsnssT,
which did. In taxing two doses ~ your RsnesIs
to my great surprise, I had a discharge OF is0
worms. believe, had IT not been for your sss
cine might have been laid beneath the SOC. y
give this to you that the world ray know the safs
your Remedy has performed for me- Yours.
Burlington, Aug.I0- 1850 JOHN SErTTkh
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BALTIMORE Iune 2

BALTIMORE June Il.
Abraham TAYLOR, the second Of the Crosden
murderers. has been found guilty of murder in
the first degree two more are to be tried, andno
doubt will be convicted.
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Mr. kriechbaum-Sir: know your internal 3D.
External Remedy to he one OF the best articles %
the kind in use al the present time.
Burlington, June, 1850 G.. McKENNEF
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Mr. Kriechbaum-Sir.I am niue b indebted 10 zen
and your Remedy, for the benefits which my VII.
has received from using 1t. She has been trous-
led with two very bad diseases for some time. n
the first place she has had the salt Rheura or I.t.
ter. for some three years. Part Of that tine NJ,
was obliged to keep her bed. She has heer dog
tored by various doctors. but IL was a of me- Atn-
eft. But am glad to- state the wcrId that Nv us-
ing your valuable Internal and External Rsmstr.
she was restored to health in q short time aaffv
only using two thirds of bottle.
In the second place, she has been troubled viii
Hemorrhage FLOODING, for soE4e siS nortis. rhs-
ing this time she applied 10 several ply scsnssHt
1t was of no avail. on being reeenmsnced On try
your medicine, did So. end harry a. state that
she was Immediately restored tn her usual health,
and has not been since troubled with that disease.
Burlington, Jan. s, 1850 A. GRAVES
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Mr. Krieehbaum-Sir: II is Nith much pleasure,
that email led to certify 10 the entire success.
with which have used yaar Internal and Extsrssi
Remedy in the case Of my son three years old. h
has been afflicted with diarrhca for nearly two
years, and been severaltimes reduced So low asta
be unable to walk or even tn sH mp ! have sm-
plnyed several ply sirIans- ard think have sp~af
OF not less than one hundred dollars. for I'd
vice and medicine during that time. have used
about one-haif bottle of your Remedy IN two weeks
and il has been two weeks since he took any, arf
he is now to all appearance perfectly wsIl.
Burlington, Jan. Z, 1850 EDWARD JoY
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-03

BOOkS..
UST RECEIVED, large lot of Miscellaneous
u Books, among which, are
Lardner's Works, 10 vols. 70. Lond. edition !;
PrideauX'S Connexions;
Gibbons Decline and Fall Of Roman Empire;
Hume's History of England:
Gliddon's Egypt, paper csc;
Won Rotteck's History of the World;
WaverIy Novels, Boston edition ~ vols. - mo.
Wirt's Life Of Patrick Henry;
DAabgnes History of Reformation, cheap;
Pope's Poetical Works;
Goldsmith's Poetcal Works;
Burns
Moore's 81
Byron's
Fielding's
Letters of Lord Chesterfield.
All of the above Books are for sale at the lowest
prices for cash, at ABRAHAMs'
apr l0'5o Burlington Book store, Jefferson ST.