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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17
Election News.

.Ntio York. The Wings have carried the
State, it is said. The n. Y. Tribune says that
the Legislature is in favor Of the Maine law
.Ntie Jersey is democratic.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17

AMER the first ballot Mr.. Barber nominated
BaTzillai Davenport and Mr.. Fox nominated +.
w. Hopkins. Mr. Partridge was upon THE third
ballot declared elected.
Mr. Powers moved to adjourn till this after
noon at o'clock, which motion was rejected.
The Joint assembly then proceeded to ballot
for Quarter Master General Mr.. Dean nominal
ted George w. Grandey Mr. Field nominated
and Mr.. Rice of Somerset seconded Abram
Foot, and the ballot resulted as follows;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17

Dodge ". heIIh was thereupon declared
elected Sergeant at Arms. The joint assembly
then proceeded to the election ofState Librarian.
Mr. llartshorn nominated Frederick Y. IIovey.
Mr.. Field nominated Henry c Abbott. Mr.
Plympton nominated George NJ. Fisk, and the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17

After the first ballot, Mr.. FoIlansby withdrew
the name of William Haywood Jr. After the
fourth ballot, on motion of Mr. Grandey, the
House adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17

Mr., Gnndey was thereupon declared elected.
The joint assembly then proceeded to ballot for
Judge Advocate General Mr. llarlshorn nom
mated Samuel w. Sade, Mr.. Barber nominated
and Mr.. Plympton seconded Lyman p. White,
and the ballot resulted as follows
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17

After the Sd ballot Mr.. Stevens Of Franklin,
moved that further ballotings be suspended until
, p. NJ. of Wednesday next.
Mr. RowelI said that the Senate could not
suspend action under a joint resolution. Mr..
Stevens replied that the precedents for so dong
were abundant.
The President ruled the motion in order, but
it was withdrawn at the suggestion Of Mr. Row
ell, at whose motion the Senate then adjourned
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l1lattbmnn & State Journal.
THURSDAY, Nov. 3, 1888


The following impartial statement offacts rel
atiye to the contested election case from the
tnwn of Wells, in Rutland County, rec emily
decided by the House Of Representatives, at
Montpelier, is especially commended TO the
notice Of the public.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19
DISTRICT COURT ELEVENTH JU-
DICIAL DISTRICT, PLACER co.
Before Hon. j. M. HoaceH.

Mason VS. Upton ct al. Default Sc,
aside. and defendants have twenty-five
days to file answer, on payment of costs.
People vs. S. H. Steacmt. On indictment
for murder. Verdict ''not guilty" and
defendant discharged. For prosecution
Ryerson & Grier; for defence Hale, Fitz-
simmons and Chrsty.
Lundy 8. Morse vs. Gold Hill s. Rear
Rirer 20. s. Ridge Mining Co. Plaintiffs
allowed twenty days to amend complaint.
Gnmotnn ofp!ainuffs receiver appointed,
defendants having Liberty to move vacation
of order by giving six days notice thereof.
Bernard J. Rufer admitted citizen of
the United States.
duplication of Smith Herrick an hsoi-
rent Debtor. Prayer of petitioner granted
and ). c. Astin, sheriff, made assignee OF
the estate. n. o. Ryerson, attorney.
Beatty vs. Beebee. Cause continued by
consent.
BOYLE vs Webster &. Hutchinson. Pro-
ceedings arrested and the heirs Of N. l..
Keith made defednAants hereto, to answer
in twenty days.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

YkEKA.-The Shasta Courier -
ceived news from Yreka, through o M. fe'
); Horsley, of Cram, Rogers & Co !.
Express, whose messenger brought s !, =,
company with 25 gentleman, on Wssmn.."u IN
day the 9th. An advance scout ~ ,s',
men were kept constantly in adyanc. "u
look out for Indians. They had 25tl mo- 70
mules with them, and got through VIII raIA
out suffering an attack. """'
Business was improving at Yrek,
Provisions had slig ghtly declined. a"u-.
was selling for so cents per lb., SUGAR 'so so,
and coffee 60. Clothing was obtainah.
at fair prices.
The citizens of Yrcka have gotten into,
quite spirit for bnilding, and numhs, hv
of elegant and substantial stone houses
are To process of erection.
M essrs. Garland s. Co. 're-opened ,ho
Yreka Hotel on the 22d of February "e "e
which OCCASION they gave the citizens I% a.
Yreka splendid ball. .'"
Extensive preparations are being made
throughout Scott's Valley, for farmins
upon large scale the approaching sum.
mer. Two quartz machines have s:friyed
IN the valley by way of Oregon, and will
speedily be put in operation upon tn.
claims known as Best and Shackelford,s,
The leads are said to be very rich, and
the owners anticipate an abundant yield,
The mines about Yreka have paid we'll
all winter, and the miners now are nm.
king good wages, having every where an
abundance of water. ..~t.
Very rich diggings were lately discoy.
cred upon Althone Creek, tributary Of
Rogue River, distant about 60 miles to
the northward of Yreka. The miners
are rushing there in great numbers. The
diggings about Jacksonville are also verv
good, and have been so all winter.
A party are ont endeavoring to find
trail over the Coast Range from Yreka
to the new town just starting on the coast
below Scoltsburg. : The indians were
perfectly quiet throughout Scott's Valley
A friendly Indian brought in another
mule belonging to the lamented Freaner.
The Indian got it from the Pitt river tribe,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

DowNIEvILLE.-Through the polite
ness of Adams s. Co.'s Express, we have
been furnished with the Mountain Echo
of Saturday last, from which we take
the following:
Now that the miners have learned that
gold exists in the hills and on flats thou
sands of feet above the ravines and river
beds, and have sought for it in the elevat-
ed places, we hear daily Of new discover
les being made, among the richest is that
on Oak Valley Hill, some 500 or 1000
Teer nIgner Ihan Downievllle. these
diggings prospected from twenty-five
cents to a dollar per pan.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

The INDEpENDENcR.-We learn from
Capt. Haley, late of the steamer Wash
ington, that 10 days Immediately slfbse-
quent to the last time the independence
was spoken, there was continuation of
very fine weather in the Gulf of Califor-
MIA. 1t is the opinion Of Capt. Haley,
that part of her machinery broke down
and that she went into Mazatian for shell
ter. The statement of Capt. Haiey cor
rohorates what we published some days
since, as the probable consequences of this
ships uncommon delay and the total abb
sense of any rough weather, by which she
might have neen damaged. We do not
vet see cause for alarm, and entertain no
doubt that the Sea Bird will bring full ac-
counts of her on her return.-.AHa.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

GoLDIN THE SACRAMENTo.-I Ihere Is
not the slightest doubt, says the Shasta
Courier, but that the bed of the Sacra-
mento river, a few miles from here, is
rich with gold. We know of old miners,
,yho have worked rich claims in the bed
IF the Yuba, who have remained all win
ter upon claims not five miles from this
nlace. with the view of working the bed
Of the river as soon as the waters get
sufficiently low. They thoroughly tested
their claims last fall, and found them to
yield more abundantIy than the Yuba
claims.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

JoAqUIN .aeAIN!-Desperate Fight!-
"Peregrine Pilgrim" correspondent Q!
the Alta, writing from Sonora. under date
of 18th March, says:
"A report was brought into town yes
terday that ;he famous joaquin was seen
at a fandango honse in the vicinity of
QuariZhurg day or two since. He was
recognised by some one, who cried out
"Joaquin % when the robber rushed upon
him aud desperate fight ensued between
Joaquin's men and the citizens, in which
two or three Americans were killed and
others wounded But the robbers are
said to have escaped, as usual.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

MINING NEws.-In a hurried trip we
took to Ophir and Gold Hill, few days
since, we found the miners busy at work
making good wages. There seems to be
no scarcity Of water. At Gold Hill OH
Thursday the "Ohio claim," Immediately y
on the top of the hill prospected to ore
pan full Sc, and last week it paid in round
numbers $995: six men at work. New
of town, on Humbug Flat which are pay
ing remarkably well at the present time,
especially the claims of Messrs. Loving,
Spruance, and McMartin, paying on an
average two ounces day to the man Z.
This is dong remarkably well, and from
present indications the miners will be en-
abIed to gather the ''golden treasure" for
some time to come, being supplied with
water from the ditch of Messrs Loving g.
Go. This ditch is some five miles in
length, and has been constructed at a cost
of about 80 900, on the route there is one
f1ume which is over 1900 feet in length.
The stock has proved an excellent invest
ment- paying on an average IS per cent
monthly.
Yesterday prospects were had imme-
diately in town, tnat paid 25 cents to the
pan. From every indication the miners
about Gold Hill have no reason to COM
plain. ... ..-
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19
To Contractors.

THE Ell Dorado Water Company ~
L al will receive proposals for com. m.
pIeting the grading Of the line, and oe los
the erection of their fume. The humo
will be 80 inches by "a inches and nue. e.
in length. If desired the work VIII 70
let in sections to insure completion at a.
early day. Inquire per Welis, Fargo =
Co., Of the io.b;,
&c. II. II. PALMER, opnr,
Directors. G, L. BLAKE, ! Mlcalga"
tG E.WEBsrERS Chy'
March 10 '5S n27 81
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

The effect of Ericsson's Caloric Ship
may be summed up briefly, thus: 1t viii
annhilate explosions-injure the business
of coroners-drive wooden legs out Of the
market, and give an unprecedented buoy
ancy to ship-building.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

The preliminary survey of the Benicia
and Marysvlle Railroad has been COM
pleted. The general character of the
route is exceedingly favorable to the pro-
posed enterprise, the highest grade upon
any point, being but Island @ l0ths feet to
the mile. The whole length Of the road
will be SIS miles. ~ --..
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

JUST So.-A miner named Edmund
Brookie, buried 500, near Ophir, some
time since. Going to look for it the other
day, he found it had been dug up. Miners
leave your money at Que of the Express
Offices, and there no one will prospect for it.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

We saw lump of gold in the hands
of miner on Sunday last, weighing S95,
which he informed US was dug out within
two miles Of town, near the Nevada road.
This is the third lump this miner has
taken out Of his claim this winter. This
does not appear as if the "diggings" about
Auburn were all exhausted yet.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

REpMRlNG THE LAST HoME.-In Au-
burn, Placer county, there IS to be seen Il
sign. with the following words upon it, viz:
"Long Homs, Rockers, Pumps and Cof-
fms made and repaired, by r. j. Fisher
We. clip the above from the Times s.
Transcript, which is an error. No sign
of the wording, being in town, but there
is one informing the public that ectin'
are made to order, and the gentlemanly
maker, would no doubt, take the measure
and make coffin for the hom6re who
perpetrated the above. I...
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

L,ge1sLArIvE FAvoRs.-We are indebt-
ed TO the Hon. b. +. Myres, for the re-
mort of the select committee to whom was
referred, that portion of the Governors
Message recommending certain atera-
tions in the State Constitution. 1t is an
able report and advocates the calling of a
Convention. Messrs. Walknp and Can
ney have also favored us with Legislative
favors.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

New DrGGtNGs.-A miner, prospecting
afew days since near Michigan city, dis
covered new diggings on hill side which
paid him $50. To three panfulIs. We un-
dsrsrandit is nearlthe line of the Ei Do
rado dtch-sbis will make i. Still hstter
tor tho compapy's stock
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

81 The shipment of gold hy the Golden
Gate which sailed on Wednesday last,
amounted to $2,4l9, 400. She also took
out over eight hundred passenge s.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

responsible business house in Cincin-
natl has contracted for the building of a
first class packet boat, to run from that
city to St. Louis or New Orleans, which
is to be propelled by caloric engine.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

ANOTHER LuMP.-Two miners working
in the Auburn ravine took out a hump on
Monday last that weighed OF. and ten
dollars, besides II dollars in fine gold
Very well for one day.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

ARrEsIAN WELLs.-San Francisco Is
becoming noted for its .4rtesian wells; II
number Of them have been bored, and all
with the best success in procuring fresh
wafer. Ill
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

.s MIR. jackson, of Wells, Fargo Il Co.,
has placed upon our table the last No.
- e..r,-,..-.,- f'iUrfxIIiy II 10 u
rare specimen, containing S66 pages OF IN
. teresting reading matter. There Is no
magazine published at the present day
that contains more readable matter or dis
plays superior artistic skill. Godey's NO.
for March s also before US, and displays
much taste in getting up. The engrav-
ings of the ''hours of idleness," and "the
memory of the. past" are beautifully ex-
ecuted, but we must say that the fashion
plates had better been left out. we are
also indebted to Mr.. j., for the last num-
ber ,ot Black woods nagazlne-a PerlodI-
calthat is always filled with choice and
interesting matter. These magazines are
all on sale at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

.,,.:sxMessrs: Adams s. Co, and Wells,
Faro & Co.. are our general agents for
Placer county. Any Advertisements, job
Work or Subscriptions left at either of
their Express Offices will be promptly
forwarded to US.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

Land has recently been sold near the
Royal Exchange, London, at the rate at
four millions Of dollars per acre. This
beats the Fifth avenue and broadway out
OF sight.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

T IST OF LETTERS remaining in
IL the Post Office at Auburn, on the 5th
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

The entire machinery of steamer, is
being manufactured at Donahue's exten-
sve iron works on first street, San Fran
cisco, betng the first instance of the KIND
in this country. The steamer Is to be
called the "Generai Suffer-" and is in
tended to. ply between this city and the
upper Saorapento.-StateJ Jour-
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19
INAuGuRATIoN BALL.-We entirely for

INAUGURATION BALL.-We entirely for
got i'm our last issue to notice the lnaugu-
ration Ball given by the propretress
Of the Jenny Lind on the 4th inst. 1t
was one of the most agreeable parties OF
the season. The merry dancers kept time
to the lively music until ''broad dawn"
anpeaied in the east. The ladies were
out in goodly numbers, especially from
"Christian Valley" The representatives
from this beautiful portion OF our county,
added much to the amusenents OF the
evening by their vivacity aud graceful
ness in the dance.
The supper was hount'ful one-'he
table was spread with al the luxur'es the
market affords, and was superior to any
thing of the kind we have seen in the
State. Indeed the hostess deserves praise
for the taste she displayed and the manner
in which she enabled her friends to ENJOY
The dance and her elegant supper.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-19

J.. Mr.. Herrick, of Yankee Jins' has lett
with us several pieces of charcoal and
some ashes dug from one of the tunnels
s. at that place the other day at the depth OF
$50 feet below the surface of the earth.
Il was taken from what appeared to be,
lying across the tunnel, the trunk OF a
tree, evidently of a very fine grained
wood, probably mansaneta. The great
query is, how this tree came to this great
depth in the earth Where it was found
was once no doubt the natural surface OF
the earth, ami has been covered by volca-
mic eruption, at later period. This dis
covery will lead, no doubt, to deep pros
pecting by the miners in and about ankee
Jilns, and from the prospects had IN the
tunnels in the neighborhood be the means
of discovering some very rich "digg'nss."
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Tor the soUTH-sAvANyAH STEAMSHIPS

Tor the sOUTH-sAvANyAH STEAMSHIPS
rSTup sj ndF NAL ss,.sss sSss 9s
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FOR THE INTERIOR
f.ss q sss n The s... Of e. sass 4 q EE.s, ,1 9
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Sc M STsa 1sG Ssd sSSs1 Pos .aa $40
tusa.D Fods Tese so.1s h.,n. .oconsoAions
T;f III s s E Err a' s :r ''' " SAMUEL
pATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line Of New-YOrE and
Liverpool Paese hi. I'm. yin composed of sIlow.
n CLAY tars harden csptsn David csaErs.
wEBsTER tuns burden Captain Lswrsocs
The shove vessels have been recently built an re largest
They commanded By Of experiences .Aiity Her
NC: e; re ,s Sss .ns ever , sssGs @ S ,.
'hFre sOj s fsslsh q Sa; raj sgRyI % e
Agent. IN LverpOO-T GRIMsHAw Co No 10 Oree Pisaaa
CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK AMI GLASGOW
Ms Ihs GLAsoow and SEwy96K srs1aSaI COMP
power Craig Commander will ss from New York for Glss
OF "A WEDNESDAY, January Is. al Y o'clock
firr Cabin lnldshp Rooms .........,.-.........$S
rnf Cehn
second tabin
Stewards fee included
Apply to J. MesYaoN, No y Broadway.
r LIVERPOOL and LONDON PACKET sHIPs&
IL SWALLOW TAIL LINE.
Sailing ara from LIVERPOOL the ssh and 2St Of every
month
ssiiiag from LONDON every alternate THURSDAY
Re secured application The under'ned sole pa
Rsniitsnees tn ENGLAND IRELAND. SCOTLAND and
WALES
We DsTf amount. from 81 and upward which are
able a sshL OF charge
The Bank Of Ireisnd Dubin sud ell is branches
nesrs ClTIn, Mills Co. Banker, Lomhardst. Lonior
he National Sank Of Scotland, glasgow
.essfs bowman Griunel L Co, Liyerpooli
For further niormaon apply, II b letter potgs.d %
BOWMAN GRISNELL z Co,
No &c souihst Esw-York No Rssentrow. Liverpool
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Goal.

Goal.
NOAL.--The subscriber is prepared to furnish the
~ Orchard of all sizes Nu, claded selected from the
veins the lowest also LanSl a.
Mauch Oh INK Came Cumberlaod and Liverpool rel
HENRY REEVE No SO Murayst corner Canal and Cenfess
ardc Jane and Wessts
(OAL.-I still sell the best quality of Coal NJ re
~ prices yards 25tht and gh and corner OF
King and Greenwich. Weight warranted PEIEk CLlNIoN
NOAIA-Peach Orchard, Red Ash, Nut, s. 70, Egg
~ and Stove Sc White Ash Furnace Egg and stove 50 o.
Camel Lyerpool and Cumberland a. the lowest market price
JACOB WEEKS Jr,
No. s!3 Bowery and No al Greenest, near Amity
NOAL-The subscriber offers for SALE in quantities
No suit 3, price full ss)rren Of the best
ar,s,sc,e s.s RIfuripors Goals J. L worth,
h and and cor Albany AID Washington SITS
ACKAWANNA COAID-Furnace and Steamer
IL Lump Coal for sale by the Apply to
ISAAC N SEYMOUR, Treasurer,
Ofthe Delaware and Hudson Canal Co. No 81 WallE
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY DECEMBER 81 1853

4 ApIES RUBBER GLOVES and BLEACHING
LIMITS certain m hxncs and s rbes The,
bleach ID. hands perfectly White Fer sale e all Rsbr sessna
70 the trade. at No - John e.
DUBBER SHOES REPAIRED, ard RUBBER
h soLEs ATTACHED to BOOTS and SHOES excellent
and cold and than by
ROGERS WYCKOFF hsB1A.t1re and D.ele Ia a.. tinds
India Rubber Goods Suceeors Hzee H. Day No p Court
lsn6ts, Tew-York
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n1dter Cure.

HYDROPATHIC SCHOOL.-The School Depart
ii ueut Of DR. TRAILS WaerCure EstsbshneuL No. Is
Lalshtst 10 successful operation With ample tei, Tor
thoush and general medical educisn Teachers DR. Trail Dr.
shaw De- Taylor Dr. Wellington De- snOiEass sOgiaf, VIM
A.. steere Miss A 8. Cogsweil
HNDROPATHIC aud HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
No 10 Laiehtst r. 4 TRAIL. N D. PropfetOfi o. n.
TAYLOR, NJ ID and pr. J. HO5FOaD Asgaans Aceommo-
female dsasses
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furniinre, &r.

CHEAP IRON BEDSTEAD WAREROOM and
4 ePRiNG MATTRESS and b DDISG DErOT--rhe best
psee healthy complete Spring Matssses and Este
.5e sursrT 10 Feather Beds health economy Ion
Be6ste.ds sizes ESQ Also the Patent Elastic Felt Beds
S a Fo IS sod below cs ssd e.
smine
IVALL IMPORTATIONs-Curtai DsInssk. Satin,
Il De Laines and Muslin cgrsns Window shsdeE &c.
As' sm0'' e'eh'i'e wfEpdw coRYTcEs
sbens all the latest dessns The trade fais cezss tnse
'''' '' No. 40 pesrIsi- william. near Chsihsua
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS BEDS,
VI MATTRESSES, &c, at CRAWBUCk5 No. s5s Grsndst.,
second door ofEsexf NewYo CHEAP UPr 0L3rERY
ng respectfully the and beautiful
Psse Beds Cots kc all Of which
ali 10 call the
mskin ihr purchsses Goods ofthe Brook
s sns free OF carriage Vd Re gsds Sqd 1r'
N, $50 Grsndst second door east Of Eser-st
IRON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BROMLEY
Co, Atlantic Foundry South Brooklyn manufacture every
description Of plain particular
regard 10 style material and workmanship.
Sales Room No. 95 LeonaTdst, NeWYok, door west Of
Bros3wsy
FOLDING BedGeads Of all Kinds.
Hotel Hospital Prison Family, Servsns and Chidren Bed
seds always hand Also general Of Iron Furniture
They always from verin ard
eHcssdsy durable portable snd convenient Orders
CoMsToCK, BROMLEY L Co
No IS LsonaIdst
KEYsER's HOUSE WARNING FURNACES for
II all classes of Houses the bes; quality Of heat sim
aouss Furnishing articles JOHN r. IEYSER Co. $50 Broadway.
CCHOOL FURNITURE The subscriber invites
~ the, attention Of Committees Tesches and o,he 70 h i'm
proved Desk and Chair also esche Desks and Chas Tables
DIs BE Factory No - Grove where be
s,sItiy manufacturing the above articles. PATTON.
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Ia Rusan preparation, Of great etacy snd the
rccpe of this coguy BY Russian loitef
Ih good Ointment Of the best and Remedies Tor r
scaif Feous Woanas On Pile, ChApPed Hands
Clbans stbn paris Of The BODY toms and sores OF every
knd FOR Ills SAye hs hn sold Ia Boston tnt
veil known 20 excellent Family Remedy 10 u prompt IN
ton removing rain and reduces tho most sny lcokas
roiteI irodacns
N short time complete
Ssiv- prompt aud safe Nhtlov Ulcers Wsr
site. sore rs Testers Rnworn, scurvey bnnions Sots hy
Itch scad Heed Nee Rass SAL Rhenm ingowi1s Nss kles
Ft,s Srer Shinee Frozen Limbs Mesquite
Bitrs Sore Ears Bots Bruises sc -
will the application Of the isa stve Interfere VIA
the remedies adfninis'ercd by regular physician
Pot metal boxca with engraved Wrapper dny cory
rirhted without which none are genuine -
Mcsn sre toacs 50 ccns very ase boxes DT family ~
Sold Wholesals. bv A b d SANDS &. v clio AhNsR
Co Retail X b. newman, No 193 hudenst } OoJtnstou
No rs Broadway Chl II Rns broadway and Johns,
Onion cor rv and Grande. Nefork City. Mrs Hayes Nc
is Fulton q Brooklyn Buskk No 2 Broad A. Newark Now
al No a Crapds Wliamsiureh; W Is Lieber philadelphia
,.nsraljv REDDIN9 Co. Boston