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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-31
WATCHES, JEwELRY. sc.


JVATcHEs AND JEwRLny.-THE sUsscRIBNR Is
w selling all descriptions of
SOLD AND SILVER WATCHES JEwELRy AHb sHbvsR WARE,
1t retail, At much less thai the usual prices
JURGrNsEN WATCHES.
Real Jules watches received ARRIVAL
With certificates from him with each watch, warranted
Het timekeepers COOPER WATCHES.
duplex and levers In hunting ard magic perfect
Hmeheepers. INDEPENDENT srCONH
and watches for timing horse asd gold and
splendid gold pocket ehronomcters, which without
Watches which eight days.
wAToHEs
for ladies, some in hunting cases
WATCHES
for ladies. some in magic cases.
WATCHES
which change into three different watShes.
WATCHES WHICH WINE
up and turn the hunds without any key.
rins geld lepins watches four holes jswoiied. ....
cola snamsea watches fer ,hc ladies' q
Sold English patent levers 20 G
Ssd English patent levers hunting GASES .... So %
Silver patent levers as low Observation-Disclosures. 16 90
and all other styles Of watches at s,uay low priss
Diamon earrings pns bracelets finger and CROSSES
Tor sale at much less than ths usual prices
Al hnss o. gold shsins pure gold Wedding rings gold
bs bracelets brssstpins sud pins ocket COLA
chains, 40.
WARE.
sternng silver spoons cuPs forks, penknvss napkin
ssd ewsry exchanged All watches WARRANTED to keep
sosd sins Or shs money returned
All kinds Q, va..s.. and siaoss sa.nss sad 4,
ssss's nsAass, A. nnsh less sAAs shs ssSal prizes
hpsrtsr q Watches cad jewsry whessaA aA1 RETAIL No.
AHAasFsst stso1A aees NAg SsesdvN'
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DENTTsTRY.

+. SMITH, GATR WITH DR. G. 8.
Rowe begs To inform his FRIEND and the public that
he prepared insert artificial eth the scientific
together With I'll the latest improvements and
Nhish for beauty and wofk cannot be
IT, SMITH, No. 81 Bead street.
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FURNITyJRM.

NNAMEILsp AND COTTAGE rURvrTuRE.--srTS
~ MoH ND g yLuw The largest assortment IN SkS
,sis AZ tastes oiLlIEs RYRNR ssa.fssscrsss, 90
bxsActssy, NJ. " 1SseAs stsv,N
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AGENCY.

CALIFORNIA AGENeY.-w. II. sTOwELL A co.
~ No rs Front street San Francisco solicit tire
ment o. vessels and merchandise All business OF this ma
will have faithful attention and the favorable
terms. WIN IA. eTOWELb,
EDWARD Il. DUNBAR
Ofaes In New York-EDWARD Il. DUNBAR co. No 81
Wall street.
The subscriber may be found At the smcs Of Homer
H. Stuart No. Wall street whore he will attend to auy
BUSINESS for the house In San Fransisss.
New York, July @ 1888.
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SALES BY AUG TTON,

SIMF0N DRAPER, AUCIIONEER-BY SIMEON
y Irsper. office 40 Pine street, Of William street.
Wednesday August ut 12 oclook Mt the Merchants Elk
chans The Marine Pavilion and thereto
stunt at Kockaway Long Island, distant ahont twenty
miles from the city OF New York The positos of THE no
TEL is unrvaed fronting directly the Oceap and by
slight alteration the present fences the ground be
thrown into beautiful cottage etes In addition
to the Pavilion there Two convepnt ana veil
built cottages substantial stables bowling alley and ice
house The garden large and very productive The fur
Iture will be sold at the time he taken by
praise ment he agreed unless previously disposed
Of The title lie indisputabs New roads been made
and the old by which the tins required to
get there from New York has been reduce? % within
hour For further particulars apply az the ohee Of tho
Auconeer No 46 Pine street Of william street,
few York The delivery # the property - tae purchaser
soNd take place Immediately after the coe Of tho
say before the first of November next
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MRS ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
Nj skill In foretelling the future has arrived, and will
furnish Intelligence shout all Of M She 10
rprss dreams law matters ard love by astrslo books
and science and tells ladies and gentlemen the OF
the they will also the OF her vsters
Mrs Alvin speak, s.English French, and German Ian
gusges Residence % Rvnxon street stairs the
Bowsvy. Ladies fifty cents gentleman dollar Nasivi
tics aoee two dollars gentlemen three dollas Letters
postpaid.
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REMOVALS.

DRMOvAL-s COCHRAN 4 CO. HAVE REMOVED
~ from No III Broadway to No. eS Chambers strsss Ave
doors east Of Broadway,
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srEslAL NOTICES.

A MEXICAN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATI0N.-TH
"A members Of Washington Lodge No. 2, requested
he punetua in attendance at their lodge
Grove and liz dson streets at half O'Clock NJ
tbs day Sunday the Sst inst for the purpose Of paying
WUocy Mathews from his late residence in Bolivar street
between Navy ard Ray mond Brooklyn The members of
tic order hereby iayied to attend and appear
liza. THOMAS LONG, w, NJ
THos. TETnERIEGTor, r S.
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roR SALE, on TO LET-TUE NEW FOUR STORY
houses Nos ID and Is Asisnd place date Perry srsseO
huff in perfect with AL the modern I'M
proyements Apply to X. eLooMEa IL Avhlsna place, OK
2U8 broadway.
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IIoR SALE, OR TO LEA WOE, WELL BUILT
j. tive and half story house with ait the modern iaa-
proyements No S West Twenty second ,trest between
tic Ninth and Tenth avenues Pnssess given immesi-
atey Inquire at Office OF the Evening post or On me
nremices.
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HOTELS.

TLANTIC HOTEL. NO. HAMILTON AvENUR
"A South Brooklyn, near the Hamilton ferry. TNS
house 10 within few steps Of se ferry in very peassft
locality and desirable boarding slacs for those dsn9
business in the city. Terms moderate. X. LOSER.
(SITY HOTEL 427AND 429 BROADWAY, CORNER OF
~ Howard street New ork, 10 open for accom-
mediation II the public The house has recently atNed
with all the modern improvements and is furnshsd
superior The above hotel Is conducted on the
PLAN and the proprs scts the patronage Of
his former guests and the travelling public In general
GEORGE W. HAPEL proprietor,
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CRYS TAI PALACE.

CRYS TAI PALACE.
CUPERINTENDENTs OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE
- July 10, 1853.
The public especially informed that the Crystal
lace is day Su the
hours Of o'clock A. NJ and o'clock r. NJ until further
notice.
Children under twelve years of Is cents
Tickets be purchased at entraHoes 70 tho Crystal
Pslscs at the mu sic store Of VIM HALL Soa No $50
BROAD -av o. Park place; also at Van Norden
Xii gs 45 Wall street five dollar ticket will be issued
this week. admitting the bsder til che frat of Oc
tober. JOHN BAICnELDEh,
Secretary Of the Su1siinteAdsnts
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n
WI seventh daughter, and descendant OF line Of
ogers oaching back four centuries will give ladies
lectures oil she events Of life Madame Morrow H. with
out exception the most wonderful astrooqt In the world
THAT has been She has ssouhed
during her travels In Europe by invoking the hsr
wonderful science as to tell their very and
chow their intended husbands and absent friends through
an instrument which she will to illuminate itself to
the great astonishmen of all her vsters she will
in the city but few days longer Residence No rs rooms
street between Cannon and Columbia Gentlemen not ad
IN ed
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INSTRUCTION..

9OR TO $50 PER WEEK.-GOLD AND SILVER
pLC plotting by new process on jewery Asd plated
tces few ladies and gentlemen Will b, taught shis u-
erntve and be autul st Can worn at hons, suitable
for travelling No apparatus required Cali At No 2S7
Hudson street, from 10 to H. and from to clock.
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NOR SALE OR TO LFT-Tu2 TUREE STORY AND
Mt brick heue Henry street ;sx = corner e
Harrison gtreet Brooklyn. Ii ou.re efN SDAuKhAN JS
Cherry street New York, or O. JOHN hRAYNARD wan
street ferry, Brooklyn side.
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MATRIDIONY.


AATMM0NY MADE EASY, OR now TO WM 4
VI Lover Professor Lnwton BOSTON, formerly Of Lon
don viii send to address, receipt Of dollar
Eai6 ysin directions to enable dies gentlemen TO
tbe de Totsd affections 81 Of ths opposite
their hearts desire The prooess simple but
saptivaps that 81 nay be married irrespective o. age,
appearance or POSITION and last though rot 1east ~
be arrsnged With eueh And dscacy that detection
Impossible Address Professor LawtcS Boston Mass
paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-31

NoR sALE-A GROCERY AVID LIQUOR STOaE, IN
of the hest stands il the oty With large hquoe
trade. Apply ut xs9 Broadway r3oN 40. u
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MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY IN RIcnNOND, va.

DARE CHANCE FOR INyESTa sNT-l60 ACRES OF
~ first quality of land vol located IN carroll county.
Missouri will be exchanged for Law books cabinet fur
nitu5s For furthers partsulars apply to
DE MOTT, co, ~ Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-31

DATIENCE ISLAND FOR SALG-BEAUT1FuIIY
situated in Narraganset Ray ewport, ntAins 10
Of arabic land excellent for gIac or grass In No
cultivation, well wateged; abundance Of ~
hand On it 10 q good farm house large barn and ord,
young orchard Of grated fruit good wharf 40. For
farmsr retired gentleman site for hotel this 10
amost desirable property. Sporting il excellent Apply
10 hOMLR MORGAN, Pine street, No. 3 ketrsptAsan
Bank Building.
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NOTICE.-FRENCd GLOVES. MARK, BAJOU.l-
Nv The subscriber, ERNEST CohrEkEi " Paris sole
manufacturer snd proprietor of the goves marked oa
has appointed Messrs GOTTEN co ls SOLE in
the Uni I'd states All orders This date to be
Authorized to protect said mark against all
who will be dealt with according to law For this
however gloves will stu be found In the hands the
mer importers ERNEST CUNPERE
nNO WHOLESALE BUYERS OF CLoAKs ANB NAN.
i tillas-JAMES B1CK co. wilt be prepsred to show,
Monday the LIST of August the usive and nag
ni6eent assor nent above goods exhibited Nav
York. pbracng in its variety NOVELTY known the
elite Of The attention Of buyers respectfully so
eited. No 355 Broadway.
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CPJRITUAL NvESTIGA1IONS H AND D. BUCK
- HAkT, spiritual mediums form a circle for spiritual
vcstigatoD Ia Sunday ming and every evening
from TO 10 O'clock Of s Broadway Admission cents
and private circles daily from to IL and rom to oclock
at so West Twenty first street. Admission 80 cents.
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ANTHOLOGY,

II sHUMAN. swEDE BY BIRTH, JUST ARRIVED
in tits city offers his services astroloay
Iomy md signs and gives The most satisfactory norma
rage pact present and future cvent &C. Nativtes a.
ated for ladies and gentlemen Office No 72S Houston
street, between hAcdougal and variok streets
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TIOR SALE-THE GREATEST BARGAIN EVER
offered, two houses for 500 = 80 two story frame
houses situated In Forty third sreet directly .pposits the
Six il Avenue Railroad. Cos, 81 900 two month";
wiz DO sold for the abovs amount BIZ reeoved
or let stand where they are Apply 70 George
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QOARDING-ATI46 WAvERhEY PLACE NEAR SIXTH
ID avenue and Washington Parade Ground gentleman
ana Lis wills and three four single sentlemen be
teclly dated with full partial board permanently
transient Koos furnished unurrished Gas baths,
&C. In lie house The location s central and
References exchanged.
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INoR SALE-AT THEE STORY HRr K HoU>E WITH
basement and sub cellar, situated Mt 3S Prospect
street. Brooklyn, within two minutes walk OF the Fulton
ferry. Said houss we'll lighted witt and In eonnete
For terms inquire o. H. l.. fiLrON, lao Fd1ten
street, New York.
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YunNISHHD HOUSE TO RENT, UNTIL THE FIRST
a ofEeysnker Has al the modsra improvements and
OF the most desirable locations the city for
per reddsDes VIM BE- let low to . small respectable
Mediate possession given.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-01-20
A Question of Law.

We lately published the letter of cor
respondent Of long standing, writing from
Copenhagen, and commenting upon The as
pect of politics in theiancienl Kingdom #
Denmark. One topic, however, which Just
at present exci,es the warmest interest not
only in the capital but in the provinces of
that country, our correspondent did not
touch upon, and we accordingly proceed to
supply his omission.
Some year or two ago the King married
privately mlIiner and dressmaker of CO.
penhagen named Tulsa Rasmussen. A. the
same time she was ralsrd into the ranks of
the nobility by the title Of the Countess
Danner. The lady's earlier reputation had
not been morally spoiless, but she was as
good as her bridegroom, with whom she
had been on intimate terms for some time
previously. The marriage was intended to
be Of the sort called morganatic, or left
handed; in this kind of unions, which are
peculiar to royal and noble families ,f
Northern Europe, the wife and children are
deprived ofrighls belonging to the rank and
from the succession of the husband The
Countess Danner-who is fory-three ears
old. rather stout, aud very plain, but nd
hearted and full of talent has never been
publicly acknowledged at Copenhagen MS
the wife of Frederic VII, but he has al
ways spoken of her as such to his init
mates. Every body knows the fact Of the
marriage
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-01-20

as safe and very ehcacious medicine tqua il MT SINE
ror, any other prescrpti"' for the above complaints
within then kaov ledge. The basis II this Medicine was
private recipe of distinguished ply stefan in pe of the
neghborng preserved by individual To whom
the mast astonishing lief II imposed of veg
eabes, and if used according to directions must be per
itCtly rae.
FRoM MrssRs ALLEN & CO., Merchants, C,SctSx.r,.--
'1huse VIII" have us The Vegetable Pulmonary
Basam, uniformly sDek ui il valuable medicine and
from The quantity sold, nlw outstanding the numerous
ether preparat used for similar complaints we consd
Ell II hrst on the list. Respectfully, Sc,
All LEN COZ
The Editor OF the Seneca Falls Conrrr saws awa
have hid occasion To witness e effect of The yeqe
taLlr Pnlmunar, Basam family, III case Of youup
lady who has been entirely cured IF Consumption by the
use OF H. and aso IN stvrte coughs and colds and cheer
fully bear testimony TO its being safe cunv, ntn and
vey ehcati,ns mtdlcne in cases If that description
ED. Courier,
Ceig,m from Philadelphia writes that he has been
IN the habit of using the Vegetable pumonar, Balsam far
himself and family, far The last thirteen Wears and also 4
recommending II to Ills friends and considers it an inyn,.
unblg rened, for all pulmonary Complaints
" For the last five years of pncticp have had H..
Satisfaction To witness the nefcia eff Of the vtae
HE Pulmonary Bal>am in many OF obstinate enrrh
s,u o,het ahtetons OF the Lungs would therefore con
hden, recommend lis use ia all Complaints Of the clet
as being equal, il not superior, any other medc;
Ioms,,,, n ihenAs ABEL, NJ. d."
EATERS Compound Pulmonary Basan, American pn,n'.
mary baIsain and others, in part bearing The name ~
qo're Tar The a,tic'e by its whole name The D"'
vegetable Pulmonary Balaar,,,
and see that il has the wflttn Signature nj W. IoN,.
BUTLER upon ayelow label on the b,us u. Wa N
Balsam e@"'e pulmonary
Prepared by REED, CUTLER A. co ,nn.,,..
Nhosaie Deaers in MEDICINE. PnNr. C,,r,,, "ha
DYE sruFfR S3 India Street. Boston and sod he u a"u
E T ap".hecares and County Merchants generally
r"I PARTICULARS ana recommendations sre ,,n,a,
accompanying each hottie. P.ce SO oxn,s i""'pn'et
Fur sale by ; Collins.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-01-20

these matters they contain; they possess
little physical action.
6. Peruvian guano adulterations used are
sand loan, quickIime, and gypsum. 10
detect the first. burn and dissolve in mur'
attic acid; if more than one per cent oil ST.
lica remain sand has been used. For the
loan: if the ash is colored red, loan has
been used. Fol quickIime; after dlssov'ng
the ash in muriatic acid, separate silica and
preciptate aumnia and iron, should II be
present to the 6Itrate add oxalate OF am
monia if more than trace of lime IS pre-
cipita,ed, lime has been used to adulterate
Gysum NAV be indirectly detected by pre-
cinitate of chloride of barium
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-01-20
Ifevery pain and care we feel
C....ia ;. sn.sst .s.sas, nrsse~ -.
st6w uiariy hearts woulu move 10 het
Tnnt Strive IL crush us nuM.

Don't you believe! They'd run from
you, as if you had The plague; you COUNT
see the tails Of their coats as they disap-
pcared round the nearest corner "Wrlte
your brow" with anything else but your
TROUBLES" if you don't want to be left So
Ms. You've no idea how "good people"
will pity you when you tell your do'eiu dit
ty They'll pray for you, and give you adj
vice by the busheI, " feel for you, EVERY
where but in their pocket. books-and wind
up by telling you "trust in Providence" to
all of which, you feel very much like re-
plying, as the old lady did, (who found her
self sp inning down h'Il " will he Mill he. }
81 trusted in Providence till the tackling
broke!" Now let me tell you ust 60 to
work and hew out path for YOURSELF get
your head above water, and then snap your
fingers in their pharasaca faces Never
ask favor till you are drawing your last
breath; and never forget one if you find a
generous soul on terra 6rma. Write your
troubles on your brow " That man was
either knave, or what was worse, fool
l suppose he called himself poet; all !
have to say is, it's high time the city an-
thorties took away his Hccase."-N Y.
Dutchman.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-01-20

Louis NAPOLEON IN New YoRK.-The
Brooklyn Daily advertiser, moraIlzng
upon the rapid ascent of Louis NAPOLEON
up the ladder of ambition, from positive
poverty to speculative grandeur and power,
recalls some "reminiscences of his sojou:n
in New York, many years ago. The editor
says :-"Slrange events have occurred with
in few years in reference to that man.
We knew him whilst at lodging-house in
Reaoe street then kept by gentleman who
now occupies a high official position under
the French Government At that time he
was very poor, and very dissipated. Motto.
riously profllgate in his habits, and without
the pecuniary ability to indulge to the full
bent Of his inclination, the culpable pro-
pensi,cs which characterized him, he was
frequently expelled from certain places in
which he oblruded himself and more than
Il dozen times was an occupant of a cell in
the old jail in the Park, long since torn
down. Not long prior to his leaving The
United States, he was arrested for INSIDE
meanor, committed at the disrepulabIe house
Of woman whose establishment he often
visited, aud the writer of this article was
employed professionally by him to save him
from the threatened consequences of his
recklessness aud indiscretlon. We little
supposed at that time that the thoughtIess,
gay young man, who was then our client,
and who is still indebted to US for counsel
fees and d'sbursemen,s,) would become En-
peror of France. Such, however, is now
his manifest destiny, although we believe
that his realization of his ambitious hopes
and aspirations will but hasten the fearful
doom which u"questionaby impends over
him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-01-20

PULPrB ECCENTRICITY first set.
tiers of Peterborough were Scotch.lrish. as
were their ministers. OF one of these il is
recorded that he commenced sermon
thus: This is stetely house; who meet
here! The folk, they meet here; and the
dell, he meets here to; and he's among the
foremost aud latest o We. An he's peck
ing out at ye, like we mouse in the wa
ye donna seeshlm, but he kens yc. An now
where's the gun to shoot him! Here it is"
said he, lifting up the .;ible and taking aim
here's the gun-too--too he's dead, he's
dead "-Congregational Journal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-01-20

IHE BOY WHO WOULDN'T HAUL WHISKY
"A lad drove his team four miles, to a
mill, to get load OF -four, 10 haul to the
canal. When he arrived at the mill the
miller told him they had no loading; the
mil was out Of repair. but as he was a boy
he would help HIM to a load. so ,ha, he
might not lose his hall days work which
would amount to one dollar. Said he.
"fou may drive across the way to the dis
tIery, and load up, aud will pay you just
the same price tor hauling the load of whls-
key that We do for hauling -four"
The lad thought moment. and then
looked up very pleas ,n'Iy, and said, II don.
know what father will say, but our horses
cant haul whiskey, not 10 day !" and so he
wheeled them off with right good cheer, and
drove home and told his father.
Right" said the father, you've done
right, John; touch not, Taste not, handle
not It's money well spent, John Garry
out your principles any where, aud every
where, and he kind abon, it but decided"
His horses don't "hani whiSkey" His
temperance lecture cost him dollar; il
was short, bul II was a good one, wash't II
BOYS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-01-20

A COMPARISON BETWEEN WOMEN AND
OxEN.-Rev. Ephrain Judson, a clergy
man in Norwich, Conn. in III, was an ex.
ceeding|y quaint and original preacher
Remarking at one time upon the excuse
made by TIE guests invited to a welding
feast, he observed that one who had bought
five yoke of oxen simply enrea'ed to be
excused. while the one who married wife,
absolutely declared that he could not come
"Hence learn" said the preacher, THAT
one woman can pull harder than five yoke
of oxen.O
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-01-20

New VIEW OF THE MAINE LAW
John Brown has no objection to the lick
her law, when applied to Jane. Jane Brown
contends stoutIy for the liquor law, as appli-
cable to John James argument is simple
and conclusive. When John does liquor,
he does lick her. When John don't liquor,
he don't lick her; therefore if John can't
liquor, he wont lick her. The conclusion
she wishes to reach. --.Sunday CJurio
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-01-20
DR.. Upham's Vegetable EIectuary
OR,
Internal Rcmnd,l 20. IL Dbl

1"1t7 Hu1 1ttWtUy JU7 tHG I 97fy
Prepared by A. Upham, NJ d 1856 Bowtry n Y-ar.p.
uar'y educated Ply icidn who devotes his attention al
most entirely TO tins Disease. "
DR.. upham's Elecuary is certain cure for the Piles
whether Bleeding Blind Piles lnienalor External and
junction with Piles. ~ :" WI
Letter OF Capt w. Mclean, late of The U. s. Service
and member of The New Jersey Legislature.
have been afflicted for years with the niles and have
lred without ying like permanent benefit amos, ey
eryting assuming the lame OF remedy had as mat
feeling was It ductd moi without reluctance confesso
use Uphans Eectnaiy - having used il o, about
three weeks according TO the directions Iad down. find
Symptom Of the disease has left me. IVY
think il due alike TO DR.. upbam and myself to max
tiilS statement G. W. McLRAs.
FoI sale in Montpelier by s. X. Collins and Rtdied 4
Ganhls: l.. IL. Delano, East Ha dwick DR. A. Smith
tlatdwck street Woodward Il Brayley, Waterbury
Z. Smith, Northtpld 3:ly