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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS Of Il.

~ CONSOLIDATED DEbI OF NEW-OBLyaxs
NEw.ORLFAss, Oct q, 1859 By virtue Of ~. W.
seventh section Of tie act Of the Legislature ~ o.
Louisiana entitled ." An Actto Consolidate tn Cs,s
Orleans and provide for the government and 49,
ion Of i;s AFFAIR." approved tlc 10 Of Febrayv ~
Of the Eth SECTION Of the supplementary ,Ss,n ~
providing for the incorporation Of the CITY 81 - -
with the City OF NewOrleenS approved on he 49,
ard Of the third section Of an act entitled An Ac,
rueriary % sn act 20 Consolidate the City Of Sewne
and - provide for the government and nansser.,s %
afsirs@ approved Mach II, Tsp, md loT The pT-.s
yavinr the interest accrnng ne rntire debt Of
~ OF meeting al obligations Of the Old corpaya.,ar ~,
The isie Firsi second ard ihrd AuEcip4htes ar. -
Lafayette. ma-urng dnrng the year 1883. ~
SFATFD PROPOSALS viii b. received Il ~, "A
from th.s date uutl the SECOND MONDAY issA D.
bsr next C52l a. l. O'clock NJ, i1I the purchss q al
any portion ora scT,,s OF Nm ~, 80 tSNpksDBoy
nv THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH; sSid Be a ~
dated the FIRST OF JULY, le52 payable in F0sy
YEARS at the Office OF he Treasurer OF tie CITY ~eA
terest coupons attached thcro, AZ the rare az SIX P
CFNTUNPFR ANNUM, pay ALE semi annually ;rua =
Sfer the first Cnusry, 1873 in ne City o. NewYcg, n
The trs OF Jsuuay and the ms o July Of each year ~
posas 70 he iulcIcd IDS for the purchase Of Boa1s
H. Cifv Of NeE-Ozeans ar addrc SID 70 Adoph L,I
s--efsry OF the Board Of Commit ssioners Of the Cons N
"a Debt ol ne City OF Ney-Orie4ns beopened Ia1
BonGs dj1dce;ej 10 the hlshcst bidder ON hs lSA oe
'tTFpNS az PAYMENT Cash. Tor in any Of he a,
est eoupous ~ obi OF the Old cry 81 tas sc ~
Second and Third Municipalities or City OF bAiayet,e ~
urng IN ie9 OF az The optcn o. the ps haser one s
or the first of January ouc-ourh the hrst OF Mana ~
fourth bc hsi OF Nav. and the remsnier on ne n II
July 1888 with SIX per cent per a1nun interest IRON
arvl 1875 tht Commissioners reseryins tho night 70 ~
ten pr eeut OF the Bopds ajiudicaied gusrsnis
compliance with hs contract the part OF the p0ns
The Ccmuis further reserve the right Of scs
or all bids
COMMISSIONERS.
AD. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
d. DEBUYS Controller.
WIN H GARLAND Treasurer.
WP. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Ccnsans
Boasd Of Aldermen.
L. Ii. PLACE, Chairman Of Finance COMMITTEE g.
Of Assistant Aldermen.
A LAYEr, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are

Il quested for the graduation masonry, timesI 80
and track j. ing Of the ALBANY AND SUSoasm1
NAH RAILROAD extending from Albany bnt@l
ton distance. lao miles.
The line will be ready for the inspection ofeon:rtis
the 10th November and proposals will be received IN
9Th December
The work will be divided into sections Of about ir
each and contractors include IN their propose ~
of these az may suit their convenience.
sails as in their Judgment will best the pronf
stTuction OF the road
An proposals to be sealed and endorsed "Pfors
the Albany and Susquehannsh Railroad and dnso'f
J. F. KIRKWOOD, No. ll6 State-st, Albany
The plans and profles can be seen al the Enfnt1
fee No Il6 Safest Albany, On and after the ioth "
Der where further information can be obtained
u. C. DELAVAN, President
IaMFS y KIRKWOOD EIgit<t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

si-tAfen .ls.Sse----.. >
sss hses--.s--4 ~ Srts.......f a Mos "a.
sisH With. n4r
Se.dy hooA 20 Sun is4nt II an Hen G.. n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

Markets. CAREFULLY REroSrED FOX TIE TsisvxE.
TVEso,Y. Nov 81.
ASiiES-1he market Ia better supplied, aud prices Of
Pots ices arm; sSes Of 100 bbs AZ ~ o. 6Sl aud
Pearls az - IS
COTrON-Ths sales to-day leo bA,es without
chang, in prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
KI,RIrsTEES, SUPERINTENDENT STOCK

" 'Rt SIEES' SALE OF hAlLkOAD BLUM
Il and BONDs.-SIMEON DRAPER will seA az auc-
ton on WEDNESDAY the 9th OF December at l2t O'clock
at the Merchants Exchange, the following securities:
RAILROAD STOCKS.
go shares and Syracuse Railroad Co.. sOO each
geo shares Syracuse and Utica Railroad Co. 500 each
200 shares Buffalo and State Line Railroad Co.. 500 each
100 shares Utica and Schenectady Railroad Co, SOC each
260 shares Utica and SCHENECTADY Railroad Co, scrip.
eco shares Erie and North East Railroad Co, SO each.
100 shares Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad Co $50 each
20 shares Northern Indiana Railroad Co., 800 each
100 shares Southern Michigan Railroad Co. 500 each
50 shares t. $. Mail Steamship. Laws line, 500 eaci
RAILROAD BONDS.
$4,000 Buffalo and State Line, LIST Mortgage, 7per cent
Bonds
$4,000 Buffalo and State Line Income per cent Bonds.
$4,000 Vermont Valley LIST Mortgage, per cent Bonds.
Is Pacific Mail Steamship Cos Bonds Il 600 each, " CT
1900 Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton per cent. lst
Mortgage Convertible Bonds.
3C6e Lafayette and Indianapolis per cent lst Mortgage
CONVEX tible Bonds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

n s. BOURNE & BROTHEh, d.
W Exchange Brokers', No. IS Wsll-sf, Ns"'i'''
CHRfsJO.BEg s. BoUxsE.
FRANCIS Bourne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
V,HE CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY-N

L gained under tie laws OF Pennsylvsnls, with az
of 81 coo COO propose embAr.ins IA the manuissss I
Rail Dad Iron, At Johnstoun, Penlsylvena Inc 1ss1i
they have secured offers advantages superior .Sonbsus
believed 10 any other in this country. Iron Uies ~
bituninous Coal Limestone, and neary every atceesD
ed tor the manufacture Of Iron exist IN nexhsastoe %
tics on the epot and these deposits are now worked
the minerals delivered cheaper than al any other ses
poipt now occupied for the manufacture OF ron The p1
syiyana Canal and Central Railroad pass through the p
erty and cross each other at the spot where the m
Weiss are most thoroughly opened OUT and which <st
for its other advantages for facility OF manufacturing II
vicinity 10 popuous borough, has been selected Cor Tie
enlistment Of Railroad Iron Works and for the erection
other blast furnaces In addition TO those now aop,z
ton
prise which offers recommending pr0ht, On he u
prices Iron current before the riso OF the last mont
AM which promises 20 be very lucrative while anytkns
present retes prevail, and also Of Rsrod Companies d
rous of making nts tor Iron Rss to be 3eyen
IN 1888 is called TO this enterprise
Pamphlets under the signature ofhe Practical lfcn
chants and Manufacturers, who have thoroughly sams
this property, and who desire to procure additional sabs
tons TO carry out with safety aud spirit business req
ing large cash capital, ne had AZ tie Office Of The ~
for the Provisional COMPANY SIMEON DRAPER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

NOTICE.-A meeting for the Elecrioss
lNrectors Of the Albion hi 4ng Co. will 30 ~
Office OF the Company, No. 81 Merchants Es ss.f
MONDAY, the 9Th day OF December next, at l2eeon
w. T. N. BUTTERWORTH,s eSrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

offer for sale $50 600 of the SEVEN PER CEs1
BONDS OF the CITY of MONTGOMERY, Alsosn1 y
in 1872 principal and interest payable at the Bank
Republic, in this city. .,,-,.-.-sxs
The whole amount Of indebtedness Of this city ssNs
which she is authorized by act of the Legislature, 70 ~
tax of one Der cent income from Other sources snHl
&c. about $4,000, Expenses about $1,000, nAnns 4
loan one OF the most desirable IA the market
~ q. OGDEN No % Nas~af
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

nISSOLUTION-The copartnenhip hs,,
~ tofore existing under the firm OF DuSENBERRy l
OGDEN IN the Law and Commercial Agency No. y M
saust il this day dissolved by mutual All clam
against the ate finn will be settled by VIM cone Di
SEnBERRl who isalso authorized TO collect the olt<,
ing debts. New-iork, Nov. 0, 1882.
VIM CONE DUSENBRRRY
N. G. OGDEN
N G.. OGDEN, formerly Cashier of the Pbenlx b /
resumes The uegOtetiOn OF Commercial Paper and tho
cbsse and sale commission OF Stocks Bonds and
hing and Domestic Exchange.
Collections made in any pat OF the Union u the os4
rates. =.
lie viii retain an Office for the present. the second ~
above the rooms No. Is Nassau st. recently ooeuptdp
late firm.
Phenix Bank; Hon Moses II Grnnell Hon. John N
Edmonds Samuel J. Beebee, ESQ., No. II Wallet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

THE EASTERN BANK, of Washington,
i d. c. redeemed at No. Is6 Bowery, p cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

EOR SALE.-CLEVELAND and pITH
Il BURGH RAILROAD Co. BONDS, foH years % N
7 ~ cent Coupon Convertible ,..
MILWAUKEE, aud MISSI sSIPPI RAILROAD c,
FiRS'TMORTGAGE CONNERrlBLES y cen, SEN
ANNUAL COUPONS. .
GAGE CONVERTIBLE 7 = cent SEAl.ANNUL.
DELANO, DUNLENY 4 Co, No B wAns
1--WE SHARES in a BUILDING ASSOC
l. ALTON redeemed at premium of $500 viii be sol
AZ cost These shares viii s22oo above the bach a.
ard expenses oftsnsier. fust mortgages only WIZ ~
en- Addr,ss "A. r., Broadway Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01

Chicago, Illinois. NJ
L. G. ADAMS, Banker and Exchange p
4 Collections made a. D. All business IN ~ 49,
Reference, John me'r
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17
--latest News.

The Baltic arrived at N. Y D., last Sunday with
the last news from Europe The war still con-
timed Mt Cane Good Hope with varied successes
nm both sides. In India the Bnlish arms "c'e
tho. Ear entirely successful. Ragoon, city OF
Burmah, was taken after an assault Of three
days and the blowing up of the magazine OF the
natives with immense destruction Of life. The
prospects of abundant crops in England were
never better. In France, some little evidence
of independence among the subordnates of gov.
eminent begins to be observable. The Com.
missioners on the Finances have reported
against several of Louis Napoleon's demands
for supplies for the army, for the police, &c,
and also against the confscation of the Orleans
property. The mission to Vienna 10 form a
league with the Enperors OF Russia and Austria
is said to be failure, they not being disposed
to admit the upslart Napoleon into their graces,
while they warn him not to attempt to found
Bonapartean dynasty.
From California we have, though not very i'm
portant news by the Illinois. She brings two mil
lions in gold and 800 passengers. The mining
recently had been unusually successful and bus
mess every where active.
The Cholera is evidently on the increase in
the South west, ard has even broken out in some
parts of Virginia.
Elizur Wri!ht has had another long trial, on
bis indictment for alleged assistance in the es-
cape of Shadrack, and the jury again disagreed
so that case still hangs over him for further trails
The last news from the Wing National Con-
vention, as we 60 to press is, that the delegates
were on in great force, and the friends of the
three great rival candidates preparing for keen
contest No one pretends to predict the result
with any certainty though Webster's cha noes
are said to be improving Fillmore, it is SAID, be
ing ready to resign in bis favor We shall sec
what we shall see, enough of Hunkerism at al
events.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17

The following is from the New York Evening Mirror,
May 20, lel9
''WlSTAR'S BALSAM or WILD CHERRY Among
all the Panucea advertised for the Of human ailments
there is none in "hch have more confidence than
D." Wistar's ialSam Of Wild Cherry" We regard II as
one OF Natures preparaunsaimpe, safe pleasant 10
take and almost certain 10 cure al bion' and pulmonary
affections. We have wit Ipssrd wonderful effects, in
cases that were regarded as hoessy d5Sperate and we
can conScen0n>y recommend il one Of the best medl
cines tn the world"
The following Is from very respectable source;
Boston, Nov 97, 1913
Mr. $. w. F0we-Dear Saskatchewan averse to hav.
ing my name made public in the newspapers, nuke this
unsolicited statement, and you al liberty make
OF it a. you muy please. In the fail of ls47 took VIC.
lent cold, which brought severe cough that lasted
hrongh the winter and spring, and caused to raise
b'ood ana pltphm c0nllnutV, day and night. which
e'eaty reduced me In flesh and strength tried several
kinds Of Medicine, with little or no effect had become
feeble and emacaed aud hrgah Ia despnr of ever retpg
relief when by advice of my friends was induced to t.
" NslarS Wlld Cherry Balsam aud arr having taken
I'VE O"tlleS found myself nearly ar quite ell and to
u "iohei lhlnk ! Owa PRESENT exist 'nc5 shtl be
happy 10 eve further information any one who will call
Oh me- Respectfully yours.
,, WILLIAM WHEELER, Grocer
Harrison Ayenue, rear Washington It.
b'y none without the written signature of /. BUTTS on
thr wrapper, If yu wonld avoid inlpost ion
AGENTS Tor Wl5TAR'S BALSAM.-Red6eId & Gran
US o.N COINS. Montpelier; John A. S. White F L
Gnhtl' Adam Hobart Mortified John p Hale Planfeld
sntnam wooster, Marshfed J. NJ. Richardson Waits
Hei" d. r. "oss, waterbury; e. Perry & Co.. Cabot
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17
L)te6.

In Montpelier Village on the 18th inst of lung COM
paint, Alfred Wainwright, ESQ., of the most enerp
sing anu wealthy Inhabdnls of the town. aged 62 years
In East RuXbury, on the ODD Of May of tanker Rash
Francis Everngtun, (aunounced in previous number J
aged years and mouths. Also, ihe Sth of Jnue OF
throat disease Jonathan Judson aged years, both sons
Of J. p an ii nlary Ruggles.
Ere sin cond blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care;
Inc "pelng buds To Heaven conveyed
And babe them bossum there"
In DuXbury, May Goth, Mrs. Hannah wife of Mr. Moses
Bruce, aged 10 years and months.
Ia NhddebuTy, on the 9th inst Austin Johnson aged G.
la Chelsea, May 9TH, Mrs. Samantha, wife of Mr.. Asa
hei Bliss, aged 80.
In Berlin, Ap 22d, George Albert, of jeremiah ant
Nancy Vaughn, aged yeats and SIX months.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17
Gbe 1tlarkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET. June O

Az Market 662 C1tte about $50 Je+ves and liz Stores
consisting of working oxen, and calves, yearlngs
twn aud three years ODDS
PRGCEs-MARKEr BEEr.-Exra, S7,25 first quality,
$780, second quality, 1915; third quality $3.50 500
ordinary, $ 100 4,5J,
HIDns-s4,OO 4,5o per cwt. Talow, $575 6,25.
PgLrs-S 81 La. Calf skins, l-2 a l0C per Id.
VEAL CALvEs-S3,O0 800.
BARRELING CArmE-S4,j0, 500 to so.
WoEKtNe OXEN--$9O, IS, 100, $780,
Cows AND CALvEs-S23, u, %, 80 AZ.
YE RLlNes-?7 To IL Two Years Old, $l6to2s Three
Years Ods S2i TO 81.
sHgEr AID LsMas-lil7 atmarket. Extra, $500 to 80
BY lot, 81, l5, 800, rs.
SwINE-OOO II market Retail, 0 to DC.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17
Che Nous GIcoucr.


IL WoRKs FOR Arm OF JULY.-Committee
hers, wanting Fire Works for the GLoRI-
VII, are referred 10 the advertisement of J
Npey, Pyrotechnist for Boston. Mr.. H. is
Ated for these articles.
,HAINED EARTHQUAKE.-W are informed
Government Magazine, on the ground of
ted States Naval Hospital, in this town,
at the present moment over twenty
psand kegs of gunpowder! If this tick
stance should become ignLed, the expIo-
AId probably throw every house in Chel-
its foundation, and create a crook or
the spine of Bunker Hill Monument
yV't'sgFarb.
RIGFUL SUICIDE The Worceeter Tran
,lverNhe following particulars OF shock
SeIf-destructon, which took place
e Brodkfeld station, on the Boston and
ser RaREoad, on Tuesday June LIST. 1t
hrst rePSrted that the woman was acct
Killed, but the sad event was cause OF
- ussliSIde. The name Of the victim was
Fauga I4uIl, an American girl, aged % years
home was in West BroOkfield, but she had
heen employed in Worcester for three or iouI
wears as d miliner, with the exception Of bret
1eriud during which she had worked in the bon
lei laanutBctory of James Snow, at West Brook
Eeldf She was young woman of pleasing ad
Rress, and, so far as we can learn, she sustained
n rfeproacliabe character. In regard to he
Melancholy fate, there are rumors, based upor
er oEn recent admissions, and upon known fuct
'hich leave no room 10 doubt that she was thu
gictla of a cruel and hearlless desertion. La
oriug, as it is supposed, under a sensltlvenes
I disappointment and wrong inflicted upon her
he had been to Worcester on the morning OF tn
s.taI day, but only to find her last hope crushed
etuming 10 the East Brookfield station, sh
M the cars, and InqulIing at what time the mex
in would pass up towards Springfield, (whicI
ould be 10 a short time,) she started on loot to
rds West Brookfeld and DISAPPEARED beyon
adjacent curve. Very soon the train cam
as before stated. and when the whistle wa
Funded, she suatched her purse, and taking
Inc from her fingoT gave them 10 il little girl VIII
as walking by her side, telling her to haste
10 bank Out Of the way OF the cars Tn
pne she Immediately laid down upon the tract
u almost in an instant was mangled an
peIess form! Thus with a frenzed BRAN
toitvr ed beyond the bounds of consciousness
lnfort unate girl had sought refuge in thl
I'll 81 cide.
mou tn of The Mississippi River, is becou
icuut for tho passage of large vessel
bip Winchester, from New Orleans f'
Dol, yWith the largest cargo Of cotton evt
nSn that port, was recently detained 81,
;efo re she succeeded in getting over Il
Aroce,ld on her voyage across the ocea
uqgI Is DRowNED-Four, Of six Sc
= dc. serted from New Bedford whalr
Ia J. ying off the coast OF Chill, we
AIN ! attempting to land.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17
CLINTON HOTTSE.

The subscriber, having taken the above named Welt
known Hotel and reilted and furnished it, calls the aten
ton OF his friends to The aci and soics ON the public
continuance oil the generous patronage that this HOUSE,
hs NJ an umeS enjoyed, assuring them Dat no effort
VIZ w., ue spaiea W fehuer theh f0ohrn agreeane'
J ne atlehtmn of strangers and others visiting { city,
euer or business or pleasure is particularly directed to
the eligibility of the oC0on beng situated in the heart Of
me business art OF the city, directly opposite the City
Hal aN' public office aud within short Stance OF the
n,ost prominent places of amusement.
D. MILLER & co.
New York l252,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17
BE LVYEUE.


me awful cen lis Of the dead
Is "y CONSUMPTION mainly fed;
Ihen ere the fatal dart il sped
Nem"Ve the cause of what you dread.
,r,o c.oo., , Be in t!me
Ine frequent Cough that mars your rest
m ne leVered pulse, the lighened chest
5 ne breathing, ahuring aud oppressed
Inc coming Of the SOURCE Attest
nan BE in time
LAX, CANCHALAGUA, LIVERWORT,
These convalescent crowds assert
WIN the dread malady avert,
ana save the tenuerest lungs unhurt
o Be in time
rogers has blended in one charm,
THESE elements fheang balm
LIS syrup the worst cough will calm
linen Try 1t at the first ALARM
c.-.... And be in time
CAUTION None genuine unless there is on The Buf
vile " Co. F"' y go - wv
II LGF sale by a sCOvLL& Co.. al their Depot, Goth,
ri@t'' o'U broadway, " aud by all respectable Drug
gusts IN the United States and Canadas.
Co 'oI sale III Montpelier by ?. Redfeld and S.
Fkt'E-n large bottles 81, oO or bottles for $780,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17
Nat:,am Y. Sargent's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden at
WASHINGTON DIs1RicT ms. Montpelier, within and tor
said District, on The 29th dry of May A. D. 1852,
UHOMAS Il. SHAW, Administrators on the Estate of Ma
than f. Sargent late of Mortified, in said District de-
ceased presents his administration account for settlement
Wherenpon is ordered that the he referred to the
18Th day OF June next, the Probate Office in snd Mont
neer, for examination and allowance and that all
cerned be notified hereof by the publication of this order
in the Green Mountain freeman, printed ut Montpelier
three weeks successfully my be, that they may
appear and said time and place if they see cause OBJ
ject thereto. BY order of Court,
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
A true copy If record;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17
.S>;.,e Gable.

uousrArs CUlru'lsr-a new
dRfsF val .aI Of 81 pages, published
lliof', ,, 'U vt,~ D. R. Bassetl &
aly' at ANNOUNCES an excellent list Of
fTne "O ,.ibntors, ~hie the first number
nged o", n,omiss of ability and usefulness
.oswEALTHFOR THE CAMPAIGN
+ ,ictois Of this able organ of the New
aGfse Democracy proposes to publish
7 dpring the political campaign now begun
termination in November, on the following
4 in advance:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17

Nathaniel DearbOrm's Estate.

nHE Subscribers, having bee appointed by the Honor-
i bio Probate Court Tor the District Of Bradford
mssoners Ceve examine and adjust ali claims and
demands all persons against the Of Nathaniel
Deuhnn late of Vesre, in SAID district, deceased repf
scented nulveut and the term of SIX months from the 3
day oC May 1852 allowed by said Court the creditors Of
SAID licensed exhibit aud Prove their respective claims
before us-Do GIVE NoTIcE that we will at nd tn the du-
ties Of our appointment at the dwelling h"e of SheIburn
Present. in Vprshre in said District the second Tues
DAYS Of August and November at oclvck afternoon
each Of said days.
Versnire, June 3d. 1852
MOSES BARTHOLOMEW, romm,ssr,r,
| AIDIN CHURCH. 40
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-06-17

ifOH nCD. sJUgUSJuS D0HRS,
Between two and three years since was itb
eall hhenn upon my eil leg. The eruption was at first
very lrnng nut exceedingly troublesome heing attended
as usual by burning, itching sensation Very soon how.
ever bsgan To spread and in the course of year very
neay ehcumasSed the whole limb about the knee until
he sh became raw To more than the bigness OF both nv
hahds' col"us discharge ora water humor had long
compelled me to keep it bandaged huth ty and n,nt -
ihe irritation continuing and increasing rendered me nj
tunes unable 10 walk without Iimping Being entirely
ignorant 4t the nature oftIe uint dared not ann
any remedy to heal 1t, aud became alarmed at the possib
result oil Inc dllhcuy procured bottle of our Syuu
ana box OF Ceate and commenced the use of both nc
oordng to the directions. Before had finished the hitd
bottle was completely cured Of the Salt Rheum and whit
was more experienced wonderful renovation If nv gene.
RAJ Hedllh' from my own experience, and from what
nave since learned from my own acquautlnces have
perfect confidence in the Syrup sovereign remedy for
the SAT- Rheum send you this statement from The s m
pie desire that all who troubled with this fiery and
troublesome complaint may at once resort to Dr. 1 A.
Weayers Canker and Salt Rheun Syrup and be sneedIy
cured AIGIISrITS mi I Is ny
To DR.. S. A, Weaver,
CocheSt r, Ct April 10, 1851.
Mr. Dol is brother of the late Dr. COLES Of Boston and
former editor ofIhe Christian Secretary published ar IIart
ford, CT. " '
Comments on the above certificate are unnecessary com
ingas does from one long and fvurably known Though
Ort New England " '"s"
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