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Banking Excitement in the Indiana Legislature
INDIANAPOLIS, March s.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 5.
Great excitement exists in our Legislature re-
ative to the bill pending for increasin. the de-
postes security for free banks, and imposing
other restrictions. 1t is supported by the State
bankers and banks, while the non resident free
bankers have succeeded thus far in withdrawing
enough members from the house to prevent a
quorum. The house was in session all yesterday
and last night. The boilers remain firm, and it is
quite likely will hold out, unless the majority
agree to compromise the mater. The Legisla-
ture finally adjourns tonight.
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AGENTS.
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ed upon all monies received.
Mr.. ]. T. BRIGHTwELL, of Danville is our speca
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HEAVY FAILURE.

BOSTON. warren
Joseph c. Bates, extensive glass and hardware
dealer of this city, is announced as having failed,
His liabilities are said to be about $500, 900.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-09

The HEIGHT ESJoYKEsT.-Visting w Washington
to witness the inauguration 10 storm and sleep
ins the steps 1.-THE Capital ST night.
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Poor WANDERER, who gave her name as
Mary kearns, was brought before the Mayor on
Monday as vagrant. She is u middle aged
white woman has been confined in one of the
lunatic asyiums, but had been released under
the belief that her faculties hud been restored,
AS she had neither friends nor home, the Mayor
committed her to Jail.
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Waterman Boze arrested slave named An
derson, Sunday morning about O'clock because
said slave had in possession cup and saucer. to-
gether with several pieces of manufactured to-
bacco He was placed in TIE cage and detained
there until Monday when he was brought be-
fore the Mayor His master, (Mr. ). Poe) ap-
peared and stated that the cup and saucer be-
ionged to the negro. and she was in the habit of
giving him money at short int walls, he supposed
he had purchased the tobacco for his own use,
with the money thus given. The case being
pretty clear, the negro discharged.
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Local 1nislllssnesHCily Affairs, lei

RECEPTION OF MILLARp FtttMoRE.-A meat
ing VIII be held at the City Hall tonight, at ii
O'Clock, without distinction of parties, to make
arrangements for the reception of Ex-Presideps
FILLMORE, who will arrive in the city to-mor-
row.
ills understood that called meeting ofthe City
Council will be held this afternoon to cooperate
with the citizens generally, in extending the hos
qualities OF the metropolis Of the Old Dominion
to our distinguished guest.
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PROFESSOR ANDERSON On reference to our
advertising columns it will be seen that this talen-
ted individual prolongs his stay in our city to Sa-
turday evening next which will be positively his
last. We are glad of this fer the sake of those
who may have hitherto been prevented from
paying him a personal visit. They are little
aware of what rich treat awaits them. This
entertainment is SO elegant and instructive, so
utterly devoid of all that vulgar clap trap 40
much resorted by the common run of all classes
of psrformsrs, that the most refined and sensitive,
can en- by themselves in manner ia perfect uni
son with their most delicate emotions. The old
and young, the philosopher and the cynic, the
artisan aud the mechanic can alike derive benefit
and amusement His expose of the esprit Rap
pers' Is remarkable tor its simplicity and truth,
while his numerous stories and quaint sayings.
add an additional charm to the whole. Among
the remarks regarding the rappers, which he
let fall, we would briefly notice the following,
as they entirely coincide with our own views on
the subject. Who are they What are they
What good have they done ! What new sci
ence have they discovered! enquired the Pr ofes-
sor. Then he went on to state 'sthat the orisina-
tors were young ladies who had made $75, 900 by
their operations. The discovery is the greatest
Juggle, that has been practsed the public
since the days of Millersni-but us this is the
land of .'isms'' and ''schisms," every fresh hum.
bug would have its followers, more particularly
when it was humbug by which dollars and
cents could be made. No good could result from
so vile an imposture The ignorant, the weak,
and the superstitious were its principal VIC
Tins. The statistical accounts from the various
lunatIc asylums throughout the Union report 573
lunatics rs victims of this destructive delusion-
while II persons have committed suic de under
the influence of a monomanac belief in tho spir-
tual powers of these juggling pretended commu.
nicators with the immaterial world Is there no
public protection for the weak and credulous =?
asked the Professor. When the cholera or any
other malignant epidemic makes its appearance
amongst US, we become alarmed, not only for our
own satety, but also for the safety of our friends
and fellow citizens. Boards of health are form
ed to check (if POSSIBILITY the disease on the in
stant Why should not boards of enquiry and
protection be formed and maintained, to shield
the public from seductive inposture, which is
us iiiahguahI 1" form ana eHect, and engenders
that worst of human maladies-madness o.
Ought not the authorities in every city where
the "Rappng Delusionists" make their appear
ance, to investigate the imposture. and protect
the public as much from madness and suicide. as
from the cholera orany other fatal disease =
Such are IL few of the Professors remarks, to
which, he added brief explanation ofthe me thod
which the "rappers'' used il producing the
knocks.
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To the Voters Of Richaond
AT the solicitation OF many friends hereby announce
myself candidate for the place of GAUGER. Should
1t be your pleasure to elect promise that pains OH
my part shall be spared ia give satisfaction.
NH = it, S NJ DAVIS
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RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
The fol owing Officers and Directors were elected at
the annual meeting, held March 18th, 1853 viz:
On the part ofthe Firemen-
JAMES BosHER unanimously elected President
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5}!urnl mn hrliglun1.
CONTENTMENr.

1t happened once in a hot summers day.
flew down, seeking water. There was, in
decd Il large trough near the well, but it was
empty, and yricvcd for a moment to think
that the little creature would 90 away thirsty:
but it settled upon the cd re of the trough.
bent its head hownwarl>, then raised ii aLain
spread its wing, and scared away shining. lis
thirst was appca>cd, walked up to the
trough. and there in the stonc-work | saw a
little hole about the size of wrcnS cry
revival and rctrcshmcnt it had found enough
. for the present and desired 10 more. This
is contcntmcnt.
! Again, stood by lovely, understanding
flower, and there cam :, lee hummin@ and
sucking ami it chose the flower for its field
of sweets But the flower had no honey
This knew, for it had no nectarv. What
then. thought I, will the bee do? 1t came
buzzing ont OF the cup to take further flight
but as it came up spicl the stamcnS full of
golden iarina. good for making wax, and ii
rolled its lcgs against them till they locke
like yellow hose, as the bcc-kecpers say and
then, thus heavily laden, flew away home
Then said. ''thou earnest seeking honey ,ant
finding none, hast been satisfied with wax
and hast stored it for thy house that thy labor
might not be in vain. Thou likewise shall be
to me lesson of contcntmcnt"
The night is far spcnt-the dark nj chit of
troublc-that sometimes threatened to close
around us; but the day is at hand,and even il
the night there were stars, and have look &c
: upon them and been comfortcd: for as on,
set could always see another rise, and cacl
was lamp showing me somewhat of the
depth Of the riches both of the wisdom an,
knowledge of Considerable from the Ger
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Cbilp1.

~ The Chatauque Democrat tells pref
tv good story concerning the loS' ol'icc "'
WcStficld:
\ letter was put into the box the appear
ance of which denoted that the writer was
unaccustomcd to the use OF stamps. anu n'i
failed to make one stick at all. lie had tired
and vainly tried. but the invctcrate portrait
of Benjamin Franklin would curl up, A'
last. in despair he Ji,,ncd it to the envelope
and wrote Just under it-"PAlp, 4 tie P'dg"H
Thing stichs."'
e. There Is an editor in North Carolina
with seven bullets in his body, received IN
duels and street encounters. His paper ought
to be called the "Bulletin, and contain all
| '.Icadcd' matter
4 Coon GrN TO 90 nFF.-Onc telling
another that he had once so excellent Gun
that it went off Immediately upon tmei
coming into the house, although it was not
charged. GLOW can that be :: sad the 9th
err "Becau>r,' said the first. ''the tmct car
red it oil. and what was worse, before had
time to charge him with il.
IEIsH WIT.-Ycsterlav a. a couple OF the
Sons of Erin were walking up Court street,
one of them CHANGED to e>py bright metal
button on the sidewalk: and picking it NJ
said, what a quare country this Is, to be
sure, where they have euineas with ho"d'e'
to EN- :"
e. \ gentleman sent his black servant tc
purchase fresh fish. He went to stall ,anc
taking up a fish, began to smell it. The fish
monrcr. observing him, and fearing the by
ISLANDERS might catch the scent, exclaimed
~iIaIoo, vow black rascal. what do Won smell
NV fish tor:" The negro replied, Me IL
smell your fi>h,mas>a." What are Won dom:
then. sir :" "Why, ne talk to him, ma>>a.
And what do Won say to the fish. ch -
.Whv. me ask him what news at sea: dat
all r,a>>a." And what does he saw to Won:
"IIe saws he don't krow he no ben dare dc>
tree weeks.
e Amolc>t contemporary calls veal ''ur
finished beef. This is pretty good but VIII
not extend the vocabulary? Suppose W
term lamb ''inrip;rmt mutton" and demon
2 nate pi- 'prrmonitory pork -
sg' Nailrod visited Cloot>. saws the Bo>to
Post and. with an rxpcctin. face bean
question him concerning the decrease OF >no
"ra>>. says h., MIR C.oot>, if it is not IN
nropcr-I wouldn't wish to ask the puc>ti,
il i; is the least improper. rnr expect you
,,n'.I -" a.s;.I,.~ -
, - I.'.. ''.''''s
''""> ,','' Wv ~ '.'!I:t''''.H
Ho'' - 'r''.. "''' - a
>"'T IT, ne - cent i'' n"' !" i. u
Wor,d. aI.I ''i''" 'aN' "'"p!'r WAN NM
AaI'"'. lei "a SINAI! ~ pump Ia A. ana We
Nix WGIII:'S Sanivcl.
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LEONARD +. HALE'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT


Caledonia District s.
In Probate Court holden ut panvillc in sail dis
trIcf. on the Isl day "l August. \. ID. 1913:
NJ ilEEEAS. Mr. Sarah \. Hale administrative
w upon the the estate Of LEON iED l.. HALE.
late OF -. .lohn~bury. i'll said district deceased in
tt-ta'". ir"p">c> To render an account Of hcr aI-
mlnI-tratl"n and to present her account against
said estate for examination and allowance. for The
rurp"-" "tmakn@ partition ami distribution of tkc
residue OF said estate. under decree OF Snd court
among the persons who hy law are entitled t. the
same. II i ordered 10y said court that the same
com" under consideration and he heard on the 1t
Iay OF AUGUST instant, At the Probate vilicc in SAID
panviIc.
Aut Il i further ordered. that MI persons inter
e>trl hr no.l"d hereof. by publication of 4 copy
"i tie record his order in The Cacl"l!ian. print
ed nj y. J"hn-hurv. III said district three weeks
>licc">-vciy. peyior~ To >ail time hearing that
they may appear and contest the allowance If said
account they AMI also hr heard tx said
court III the matter Of partition and distribution Of
sand estate. CIlA>. ). DANA, Judge II Probate.
y true copy ui record. Is3iw3
Attest. q. !. BURBANK. REGISTER.
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Boots, Shoes. Caters and
Rubbers.

rE,HE -,,'-crl ~ ha- un hand general assert
mcl.t 4 l%-.,-. >A,,-. 'atvr- al. Euhircr~.
A.. manufacturing fII.>r Ell thick faincr
;l,.s ,'a,t r. ana Shoe ii liz hrt >toch, an.
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GRANITE,
CHAIRS! CHAIRS !!
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.

A LATHAM X Co..ar" AGENT for Page ia
N. tent Circular Saw Mills for Vermont and
New Hampshire.
June -, $50 e'fH
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done ~ short notice
A.

Shoe iur.. au! '..i,'-~- -. ."W i"r cash all
q >u,r, crcli: -ivcl. il desired.
IRA ERAINEEp.
\ Il,-l ,,,-,- L., l. -. SIT
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DENTAL Surgery.

DIR. kILBOIRNE. Of St. John hury. VI.
now in rclrl.u. 81, >:r,wlr IT, llo:,. VI here
T.. II l>,''1l9 tp int tn days. Ihu>c wish
liz. H. -,.~,icc- VIII i.,.a~, take notice.
IN. l.. - >;1w2
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Summer Advancement,

~ AID after Monlav. May 50, 1873, Passenger
" Trains viii ruma> t"ll"w-:
Down TRAINS.
Leave Sr.l"h~hurva nj 4l5anl1025,
Arrive ~ W Ia Junction NJ 80 and H., NJ
- Concord. " II. 1T 1r.o5 and 4l5rN
E"~t"m. at l2.50 l. and I'm
q - New York City l,ia Spring
field III 80 +. NJ. ami l1.50 L NJ
IP TRAINS
Leave New York City 1t 4.3orN and : M
Srrn2fi"!tat sos \ NJ and Id I'M
i"r>'"mat 80 \ NJ and l. NJ
" Concord. \. II. AZ IoanAMand3rv
W Eivrr IU.ct"mat Ia /. NJ and g. i. \,
Arrive AZ Nt-.lo'li-hurv ut 4.i5rNaud s.,.rv
On the arrival al the fir. Train from tn. S,,-L
stag leave P"mlrr,o-,,c, Thc'i;,rl and Bradford
Tor al towS IN the htor,.r-Wcil> River ior Bath.
li-.,n ;''ii i''.c:"1 daily, ami for Lancaster. Y
H. Mondays, Wednesdays ami Frilav--H:,rne- fr
r'''itil:i and C;'bo, daily. and Tor Lancaster y H.
tuesdays. thursdays AMI Sa.ur.av--St Johns
nIIrE passing through l.va,lon, Whceock. Sheffield
:nt 'r!"v"rt" E'r,un Mondays. Wednesdays. and
ntar>. ;>i through l-vnlnn and Sutton r. Bar
ton lue-'!ay~ lhr~,!;,y> ANA Saturday., and daily
rom hhri'I through Er"wiiLg.uil l.. Drri.y mad
H'a1-fr""i-!"r l'anri.lc. Htrwick and Cr:lft,ll,-
~ d;',iT-inr Concord. iuci.lur. AMI, Lancaster
lu"-i"T> fl'.iav- a,.d SATURDAYS in III, morn
tn@-i"r burk. Nll"u@hhv Lake, Charleston and
Derby I" Stau-.,:i daily
C-5DAo ciG''-r Of Car~ "a Boston IN! SvrincfieId
FOR CONNECTIONS with other Roads &c see Sro,v,s
Pathfinder ,:.i Railway Guide.
ROBERT HALE Snpt.
- .VAn>h"rv. VI May Il" $50 sa.-f
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9 HOUSES FOR SALE.

FI,lIE subscriber. havir. concluded - cha 20 hS
business. oilers for sale Two dwelling houses
situated in tie vicinity Of -. 1",lnShurv Plain
Prices VARYING ,."ln seven I" twelve hundred dol
lars. >gLpN"H hAnLEN>-
Mari -. - sl-tt
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ANECDoTE OF JOHN Among
the innumerablc anecdotes of John Randolph.
the following Is not the worst A Young as
pirant for Congressional fame, saw fit, in his
maiden speech, to give proof of his boIdness
and e!oquencc, by long and abusive attack
upon the executive member from Virginia.
At the confusion of the young orators vo-
luminous address, the hero C Roanoke arose.
and stretching his long nervous arm towards
the seat OF the complacent youth, with halt:
1nquiring, Neutrality-suspicious. look, thus re-
plicd Mr. Speaker, wLo's hotz'
eS Thoughts haLitually elevated, always
serene and sometimes dreamy, mpart pure
and true ravctv 70 the sorl
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1\urtr].
MAG AR 4.

AFTER THE CATASTROPHE OF JULY 20, l>53
nv AVE ,,,rr
iiaiNt th"n not tame en""-h' Ai>"AEA'
That thou >houd>t Plr'nr" thy bold awful 'rN''
With human agony, rl'I mi'r-" th"r"
The pa!in-y 'cAth--hr!rh witi Thy mighty r'af
.,,I.,.o.,,-,
w.,
;, .u....I
Nv
49,. ...I.,,. .,,..,.r.u
-,
ShuU.t : >"t-"l h"t''h fc't$.
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THE ALE ID . n "A n.

aainst the temptations of life, the powers OF
darkness, and the wickcdneSs of our OWE
hearts Then is it not wise. in the quiet
and rcpose of Sabbath evening. to GRID on
firmly the armor described BY st. Paul. Then
grid anew with truth, put on the breast-plate
of Righteousness to take the shield OF faith,
the helmet of salvation and the sword of the
Spirit, PRAYING with all PRAYER and suppllca-
ton
Soon the contest will be ended. and Veto
rious we shall enter into a Sabbath that has
no nioht. no shade to mark the close of an
eternal dav "a Sabbath when all shall wor-
ship. all Join in the choral strain of "Salva-
ton to our God which stitch upon the throne
and to the Lamb-Ncw- York Erdngciti.
SWEET THOUGHT.
Whenever we find our temper rufilcd to-
ward parent, a wife, a sister or a brother
we should pause and think, that in few
months or years they will be in the spirit-land
watching over us, or perchancc we shall be
there watching over them, left behind. Tho
intercourse of life between dear ones SHOULD
be like that between guardian angels a
> charming Hunt sings
How Swcc, it We're if without feeble fright,
Or diving of the dreadful hcautcous sight.
, An angel came To US and we could bear
To see him issue from the silent AIR
At evening in our room. and bend on Ours
His eyes divine, and bring Us from his MOWERS.
News Of our dear friends. AMI children who tlaN
never
| Been dead indecd-aS we shall know forever.
Alas, we think not what daily see
| About our hcarth>-angcl, that to be.
:, Or may hc il they will, AMI V" prepare
Their soNl~ and onr> I" meet in happy air
" \ child. q friend. wifi. whose soft heart sings
!. In unison with ours breeding l. future wings.
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NOTICE. EXTRA.

4 IL PERSONS HAVING UNSETTLED NC
~ counts with the Subscriber are requested To-
rall and settle by note otherwise immediately in
order 10 save cost.
JAMES ". HARVEY
Barnet. August. 1888. s:Gw:;
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BENNINGTON Ware !

4 y assortment Of this excellent and lcautiiu
u Warr ia, received at +. JEWEIr \ cos
Gail and sec il July L..
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TELEGRAPHIC.

G.. JoHNSEIEI OFFICE ,'ircc:,,r opposite the
~ -. .I"h,>lUrv House door south If Cheney
y Coz Express Office. Messages SEM |" all the
principal cities and TOWNS i'll the [. \ AMI CaalaS.
Allmc-agc strictly confidential Messages rcc-iv-
Ell hv mail at carrier promptly attended L. and pec
div forwarded.
Tariff list viii he ~rn- n any owe requiring them.
j. ". EnBlN>UN. OPERATOR.
81 .IolI-hury, Ni..lai.. /, lN;,;. so5tf
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God Shadow tncm,


The widows, orphans, mothers of the lost.
If such there be, and gather with them round
Tlsr humble hoarl. where death sits foremost in
The carvcr> seat and i'll the choicest chair;
EXultal.t Of the anguish he has caused
And hang thou now. Niagara, on thy shield
The c"nqueror's arln>-e'en Dcath's-impalcd with
thine.
IIencci,orth, thou wonder ofour land, thou hast
\ double fame: and when from distant chimes
Shall come the burthcncd traveller 10 thee
III homage his heart shall minrc there
\ tender thought, and hoicr tears shall dew
The .iuttn@ rock above thy fearful guf.
From fountains stirred a. by an angels wing
I" rity'> tl.roh. whose sacred waters lave
\ cleansing rctlucnt wave,
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Connecticut and PasSumpsic River,
RAILROAD.

ESl,,s..a::.slItlzl aka. ltss.tsIzl sn]Iv
Il -, ~, a5! Il 80 : ~ s7aA
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DkNVILLE HOUSE,
BY c. NARNEN n co.

S,-.,.,..i ,,l The W. Sc Of -'.e Green. cove
- i,.,,: &. tie bank CoU~; lIoa-c, Probate =,
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II and after Mon1av. May 50, 1873. Passenger
Trains viii ruua> follows:
BOW TEAMS
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-09

naoFEssos MoRsE,s IsylGoRArIsG ELIxIR. OR ooR
DIAL Ths h wonder hs B..ss ss I ~ .ss
aaa u.yss D aoss 70; e. ,. i e s a.
p s"s ssa paiiosoIas The natives o region
lsn etass. .sd por., o. ~.
use oYhs Zero ., which Sss chew 49,
M e ~ :ssn q s : @
wonderful psodacgn aud The result - MO .fss' tue =
all The ssal eises q slan, 5r ts
& ri 81 oUss or ssnvous DISEASES. aNNAN @h
No convey ns0ediatr sad
change which y, s ao ~
sss :. sa,s y n sss :,
Taxed ossanlaaon az once reIAesd lsu.lsd ana sa up
asss "s asas An Il, The s,ooas sasns
~ n4 4fs % ,s Il. aa w; -
gloom, almost douc apathy becomes bright suoyan .ss.
sas y sSs. as ssa No. s
Inc medicine Teach ii. eon-ilaIiou Itself
NAL condition. We'll may The preparation be called The
IA MEDICINAL wosDER 4.+ ~
OF The century scenthc o. od
World have medicine heretofore supposed
srrmuLAsr THAT EsrAILs REACTION. saot
expended, The with Opium -icohois
pna ay well liz &c "a ad q % ~so tase. s
Without single draw5sek-sais in opsaton perpetual
happy Tue s n an" s %
dasis dyspepsia rnubity ina
y.;ss p4lp'a,.a @ ne hear. mpo
tency bsenne.. constellation sc 49, from w1.svs, esa.e
Il i The on'y ndSe remedy yet
and mind compains ph.ie long sought for and
aevs, ses sSps s oa Of %A a %
s Of ne and NE O 70 seeo1
win tendency b'u.h
o ass e s sfs
a self Sss fear % an @
appetite the smacaed the health
e g niD S sf.p i pyoions lie.
I p Two 20 "% s %
from pale yellow seky color beautiful dod
heard cordial highly spoken q but was one @ the n
purpose different saapanllas with.u. deriving
~ up :. s @ a1
benea"g but h , feel ..onEsr I Ills mot
Another says. distinguished physicians
some said curedoes prescribed this ming and
relief until procured some Of your cordial must
says al surprised the effect cordial had
besides years mental and physical suffering"
rHExsELvEs.
celebrated and Distinguished Dr. Wood, of Mnssa
s# WORCESTER, June l, ls49
DEAR gives me pleasure TO inform you that one Of my pa
weeks and tina, he entirely cured He
Pale and Sin and searesy
for ns s
hospital they Of effect IL tie
am satisfied other medicine could have done
1ass
cedaou. i,s merits Unexpectedly
riIy convinced the FFGt
remain, truly yours,
Dr. MoRsrSir Some time since you requested opinion OF
the Of nvigoratng cordial prepared TO give
had 1t and prescribed for the last few month
decided anything kind
which acquainted both its medical virtues aud
price which se.it much pleased with its ef
confidence OF the
safe and valuable medicine
BENJAMIN WEEKS, NJ. ID.
BKooxL,k, N. ", Nov. 81 .is49.
put up, highly concentrated in pint bottles with the name
bowB the glass; and .N+se
SOLD AT - PER BOTTLES FOR 4l2-sa4 per DOZEN.
Prepared NJ Morse, NJ sale Charles H. Ping,
general AGENT 02 Broadway New York. whom all orders must
be addressed.
Agent Washington city, T. D. Gilman asens in B.itmo.e g.
u r. Rogers Bniher How
ard and Baltimore Bennett Beers, Richmond Nrx.a
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