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Paper Hanging Paper ilargings
SShOiC>9lr and Retail.

~ W. BANTER * &C., No Ieaycu-
" WoIth's Bloch, COLLEGE ST.. interested M
Manufacturing and Importers of al dosci ipti'Hs o
Paper Hanging, aIe prepared ~ olrr lo the trade
Z lirrc and entirely nov Stock OF French and Amer
ican I1prrF and Iold'l-, consisting oi more than
twelve hundred different Patterns, among them arc
Inc SATIN. Velvet Glib and Silver Papers Tor rlrors
with rich match borders, Frc7co Papers tor large
rooms, Oak and le"na dlh,r do. Pane rau,r- tor
Prints. Window sind. S.lir4., Pcc,slrd Land.
,capr Views with other Articles apprrlaiung 10 he
Guslnrss. Low price Paprls OF an descriptions
Dealers supplied wih STOCK ~ the lowest New
York OF Roson Pr.,cs. I"ry 90. invited 10 Cam
a. the Stock
Puarta, 4 .E.st2l oNat
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FARM For Sale,

now oilcr for sale, my Farm situated
y at TIE centre OF the town in Cornwall, Addison
- Vt: sad tarln consists OF One Hundred and
hlEh'y -hve acres under good improvements. There
are wv" dwelling Houses one IN ordinary, the other
IN thorough repair; two 30 by 10 foot Barn, one
barn - 10y 36, nearly new one i5hccp shed
~ by ito feet, also new aud fitted with rcks or
sheep; one Horse barn 20 by 80 feet in good rrpnir
also, a good Cow shed and Stable good Corn
barns; also, new Painted Bre-house or Apairy
constructed after Giman's late patent The tam Is
"atrfrd ny nevrr-ialllug stream OF water, running
Us Wh9e length. Also, by several Springs; also
good Wells and Cjsterns. There is plenty Of grated
irnIt, also over one hundred young Apple trees, all
grated and looking tine ui1o Pears Grapes and
Curralls The taru is divided INFO Pasture Mead
ow ana Wood land. | have also l00 acres OF land
yhg ON the banks OF Outer creek, miles iruin my
house. a portion il meadow, which yielded this
season about 80 tons Of Hay which will be sold
with or without the owe, ~ desired Also, 81
acres OF timbered land in tue Swamp, about niles
from my door. The above described property, to-
Ecthcr with the Stock and Farming 'foo,s, can be
bought NJ gren bargain. Possession given Gil the
lst day OF April next.
TRUMAN EELLS.
Cornwall, Vt, Jan. Is, 1853. wit
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&parlsasvA aeice,s Estate.

STATE or VERMOFT,} The Probate Cpur,
District" Chttndrn, So Tor the District aforc-
hawk Rice, late OF Westlold, in SAID District de.
ceased, Crrr.r,.'
Whereas, the executors Of the last Willard Tes.
lament ct sud deceased, proposes to render an ac-
count "I the administration 81 said Estate and pre-
sent their account oLniu-t the same for examina,ion
ana allowance by said court, aud the said Com
having assigned, tor mat purpose, the 25h day of
ir"Ita'y y ~ I''3, At iil. Probate Office in Bur
lLinn ~ sad District, and ordered that YOU be no.
''lrd by publishing tl.r time and place Unsigned ns
hljirs1I, three weeks successfully IN the Burliur-
'"h zee fIess newspaper printed at SAID Barring.
t3a me .asi at when publications. to be previous to
the day hxeI Tor bearing.
lhtr"ior". yon NE hereby notified to apprnr fore
sad Cont at IN" tHe end pace Aforesaid and ,how
cause II any {ou haYe why the sad account should
Given under my hand at Darlington in said Dis.
tlGt ms 2!th day OF Janulry \ y 1873
"'-"1 j. ). ADAMS, Register.
S!ATE a. \ERNOAT,} Chutrudcn County
'HFItHrlN CouNrY.ss Ioult. September Tenn
Whereas the Commercial Bank of Bur,uo,on NJ
lb' March Tern, OF Cu,rrrudcn County Courr, \ ID.
''.i, commenced ITS Stjt against l.. II. lar,cr de-
CHllnG lll an action On note dated November 9th
i,'!' Tor three hundred dollars payable To the order
OF &. Howard, IN Nly da1 . from date M .li} nm
mrTcnl Bank "nI said suit having been continued
from Term to term oft said Court % lls present term
3tfIrol; aud, whereas % is made Ia auIcar 10 the
curt here that sad ]. j.! BARRIER, lives without thi
TIa'e, aEd iHa nut had Personal notice OF the pen
Ihucy ul this suit
Therefore, II 10 ordered by the Cont, that sniff
c'u0r Dee continued to tine nest term thereof and that
ht sad l." II Barber the drirudaut be- nutrricd OF
me pruGrury thereof! DY iublish,nH Tins notice ,uu-
'lhI I.t substance OF sand drClUiluu IA the Bur
IH-,"h rr ltr,-. "A newspaper ru"'-.fd M Bur
h3'"h llir' weeks >hrDc --lvry the Inst publication
tins tOuIi
palcI at Burlington this 9Th day of January
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NOTICE..

All persons indebted to the Free Press OF
lice, for papers, advertising, or iobbing, arc
hereby requested to make Immediate payment
at the Free Press Counting Room, to S. II.
PARNnunsr, who is authorized to receive and
ADJUST, such claims. All accounts outstand-
me- after the first Of January next, will be left
with an attorney, for collection.
N. A. TUCKER.
L. +. CIIrrENDEN, AsSlgncea'
Burlington, Dec. II, 1852,
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SB1a.EENG NHE Al COST,

bARNUM VIII sell the remainder of bis Win.
ter Stock OF Hats Caps, Furs Fancy Robes C loves
Nt'sns, Ne, ut cost. good assortment of Trunks
NaIises, Ladies and GcnIIemcns Saichel, and
Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, Canes, Buckskin Glove,
aud Mutcns, &c, on hand.
l. W. BARNuM,
College Street, 2nd Door from Church
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u SENATOR PnELrs, of Vermont, VIC are
glad to sec, has been appointed by Gov. Fair
banks to Ill the c1ncy occasioncd by the
death OF Senator Upham. Mr.. Phelps is one
oi the ahlcst men who has held II scat in Com
Ercss from Vermont. He is an ACCOMPLISHED
uriSt, conservative statesman. and has had.
wlthal, twelve years experience III the L. -
Senate to add to his other qualifications for the
place 10 which he is now temporarily called by
the Governor of Vermont.
Writing Of Vermont reminds Us of the SIM
pie tastes aud great economy of the people of
That sterling commonwealth. The Governor
there is paid $3.50 per annum the Lieutenant
Governor : day as President of the Senate /;
the State Treasury 500 a year. the Secrcta-
ny OF State $40; and the three Judges Of the
supreme Court, who receive the highest snla-
RES paid, 81 80 per annum each The pay
Tor service in the Legislature is 81 per day
during the session, and there are $50 members
or one from each town.-.N Y. Express
These Vcrmoncrs will continue frce--bc
cause they do not corrupt their people and
tempt them from the pursuits of honest indus
try by holding out oilice-seekinr as means
Of livelihood. We dare say, although their
public officers receive such small salaries, that
the public duties are no where better performed
Certainly, from what we have heard of Yer
mont, and what we know of Virginia, we
should not judge that our Governor performs
six times Us much work or does it SIX times as
well as the Vermont Govcrnor.-And yet we
pay $4,000, and they only $3.50 But it may
be said, VIC pay something for the dignity, the
honor, the glory. the magnifcence, and the
splendid abilities Of u Governor and no
doubt, We get the worth of our money for those
eminent qualities as illustrated i'll Gov. Joe.
The Nermonters don't know what great Ruler
is. IF they could see our man, they would be able
the better to appreciate superior ondowments.
Rchmond Hhig.
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STATION ERY,

2O00uo Envelopes, 2pp gross S'cc Trns % gross
Pen Holders; also Whiting Ink ct the best manu-
nclUrr. aud in any quantity, which viii be sold AZ
New York or Boston prices.
wish 10 reduce ,ht glts.W 5,ock OF the concern
As loW as pns>u,r "a the next tFD moRths, and
buyers viii find II 'or their iulrrr, to cN1nlnr my
stock and prices before pnyc9gsin-- Toms C0Sh.
SAMUEL 3. NICHOLS.
Nov q 1852 d%wtt
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watch Repairing
II, v. HORTON 81 Co,

HAVE been at great expense, TO furn-
u -l themselves with the r,1qi,jrr Toolsa aud
materials, Tor every kInd at Wmk m rh,ir 'luf lud
3'r now prepared 10 cNr, ne he luoei lthr1o and
u.lII.1' l'h-, the Watch Repairing Depart
men a. peIir't AND worAulul. llr q manner as
can he don' IN Boston or New Yok and Al much
lts- 'Ep'n.' Nny Wheel. staff, Cylinder SprInn
JrWt, or other pat' Of Watch, can be replaced
a.I me "u.N warranted rs perfect aud we'd flushed
10 '"' ~ arm L%Id Jewels Set aud pam move
mrnis Irwr,'cd. Al Na.ch,. repaired and nan IN
"id' hv them, vii, be- warranted 10 meas rr Tim,
W.'.l N,' prt~.i
No H'Ho Fgr. Pu..o3 o. -, % aNv.
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EOODEI and GRAHAM for Fcbrua.
~ y:. Tell Tale, by the author of ''Snny Side"
Uncle Franks Household, or Scenes in the Old DO
mlnions, by Pocohontns American Miscellany by
Woodworth For sale by 5. j. NICHOLS.
Jan. q. dNwif
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select school.
Barre Academy .

E'lIlI Spring Term will commence on
4 Wednesday, Feb H.
Text Pooks may be obtained of the Principal
Bu I'd, 81, % per week. For particulars, see Cat
aiogur j. 5 SPAULDlNG, Plin,ipal.
Barre, Jan -, 1888. w3lw3
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HIalRI Warrants.

CASH paid for Land Warrants also
- Warrants obtained lor Claimants, by
WESTON & MOVES.
Jan. 10. d&,yit
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Strain, Grain.

f. Us II paid for Corn, Rye, Oats am
~ ekwhcat " H. VILLAINS Ir.
North WHAT, burlington, Dee - dNwtt
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nnnn FEET Of Second growth OF
Woods, by e l. NEi SON
Inn " -. or. q. ~
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New Furniture Store.

No ,2Erchange building, College Street,
'ENHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING JUST OPENED ,
Z large Stock OF rich, medium and low priced
FiSiiiO.NlBLE FUR.NI1URE,
invites the public TO examine the same and assures
tneUn thathe VIII supply them with every variety O
fHIhIiuic, Gathers, Feather Beds Hair Palm Zen
anu Iinsk Naltrasscs, Pew Cushions, and All kinds
OF Upholstery goods olas good quaIityand STYLES
AT ~ low prices as they can be obtained in Boston
or Nam York. ~ "0'''"
llls longeXpcrienee as a practical Cabinet Maker
ana d'aItr IN Furniture and Upholstery goods piyes
MN advantages in selecting ard purchasing goods
very seldom equnIcd and he does not hesitate to
sents. " P'
lndiyidGals in want Of Furniture will do well to
Gallon Mr ALLEY before purchasing lsewhere
p.i , |. 5, ALLEN.
"0'"S'on' April IL OIL. d6tSwiy
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WILBOR'S COMP0rND OF
P u r E 9 Q D LIV E r
OIL AND LITTLE.
4 CURE FOR tONSl MpTlUN. COUGHS.
COULDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
GENERAL DEBILITY. AND ALL
SCROfUl LOUIS HUMIRN.


'E'iIE Proprietor has succeeded from
I direction OF Professor stone) in combining the
on aud Lime 50 perleClory tina, the taste Of the OIL
which Is so HauScous to persons gcHcraV entirely
overcome, an! II can be taken by the most delicate
females with pleasure And as regards The benefit Of
this article over the clear OIL the following case v
fro ore, is sufficient to convince the most sccpt
cal The young lady was 81 years Of agr.
- lirr dccase was one Of uumXrd li1hiSs, which
hld been expected 10 terminate IN the cou.,e Ola few
months, fatally. The upper part 81 both her lungs
was il.cd wllh tGhyrCirS and li 4Gnlr piarcs were
beginning to SYttrn-lhc ease vas evidently bad
one. The treatment ot cod liver oil was at first used
but without marked improvement. The phosphate O
lime was then administered with the oil and the re-
suit, rs in the OF many Others was soona ppar-
ont IN" patient was rapidly getting we"
CoasHnPtirc Cough j. General DlbHiy Cred
Boston. June l. 49,
- DR, WuDoR.- Dear Sir Last Sp.ing !
was afflicted with s2rvcIc Cough, which So com
p.ctcly prcslrlted me that was unable 10 .caye my
room. Ny trends considered me in decline bur
hearing OF your Compound ct Cot Liver til and
Lime, sent and purchased Il bottle, ana commence
81 using IT, began suun "a pcr,ciyc its beneficial
ieOis ana am happy To say Ihll after using tor Two
months, | have entirely rccoyrrcd-my cough having
.rll me, and my strength returned. Respectfully
yonrs. MARY WILLIAMS.
'nHilont-On account 1T the grra, rrHuon of
th,- Compound Tor all Lung complaints, the suh,crh
'r WuHI Cdubun the afflicted against using any eN-
crpt that manufactured by h m. as he ha- the ou'y
receipt m III" United states Tor combining the Pure
on VIA Lime ~ II proper manner. Therefore A.
you VAIN" you' hta ID, purchase none except thai
manufactured BY
ALEX' r WILBOR. Chemist.
Us Couu Street, Boston.
For SAL IN Burlington by ruEO. 4. TLCK.a and
by Druggists s.ncruily.
July |, 1859. ulv
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COMNERCIAL.
Fls q G'E0Ee Il NVOGD,S

-IlTtT<O z Q TTIT4.N II
Commission Merchants for the sale of
Wool ana Country Produce.
BOSTON, THURSDAY JAN. 20, 1853.
u. s. PEocroR, NJ. f. Wool
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G-F RAILROADS IN WIscoNsIN.-Goy. Far
well, in his address to the Legislature of Wis
consln, 81, $ that railways can be constructed
IN Wisconsin at an average cost Of from ten to
eightecn thousand dollars a milo.
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New Rocks

Cornwall, Vt, Jan. Is, 1853.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-30
TIE LAST CANDIDATE FOR
PUBLIC FAVORS!
Ayoice From Dubuque!
P. W. ALLEN ON THE STUMP

LADIES, GESrLEMENAspE vERyBoDy:-Not expecting
to be called upor-sha have TO beg yonr indulgence,
and hone YOU Will NOT view me with critics eye we
are great peopethe PRIDE the glory and the hope OF
the admring and astonIshed lions of this sunary
orb Ours is great country the most lovely, viewed
by the bright eye of day from his raient and exalted
throne when he rises he first fixes his smiling eye on
the granite hills of empire State, and when ne sinks
10 rest in the FURNISHED palaces of the Wes he sheds his
last efulsent smile upon the golden brows OF California
Our continent lies stretched upon the bosom OF the
world-from pole to poe-embracing in her fostering
ed by every seattle star earth the glory OF the
and fellow citizens are the OF this great
country. know it, you know il, everybody ''ani the
rest of mankind knows it, We some, Iowa Is some,
Dpbuuuc is some, and am-what shall say (you are
some too agreed if you say it, but was gong TO say
glorious g but atomite CT the sovereign
ope in whose grasp is held the destiny OF the world
Fellow citizens, am a candidate for your favors Will
YOU give them? (Yes) WE'LL thcn that point is set
lied let me say although upon the verge OF great and
important crisis, to be, not to be-yet have been
mindful of YOU for you have stocked myself with the
priuciples-when say principles, fellow citizens,
the principles required Nv you IN health and sck
ness in luxury and labor in youth and age II You wat
Drugs Medicines, Chemicals or Dyestuns-if you want
Paint Glass, Sash Putty-if yon want Oil TO grease
the machinery of this great country, or Oils to beautiy
Gil the various attributes of soul-come and get them
The poll is OPP ned at 1901 Main Street, Dubuque, ad-
joining the NAPLES House.
Come one, come ALL in one continual flow,
Your votes (dimes) deposit, and will bestow,
willing hand will my whole time be devoted to serve
fThe orator here left the stump amidst deafening
shouts of applause.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-30
T III E
FORTHCOMI NC
~ EaEB
AT NEW YORK, will doubtless be bu, little behind

At NEW YORK will doubtless be butlittla behind
rrITs GREAT PROT Go
THE s. WORLDS FAIR" AT LONDON
with regard either IL magnifcence o, exte = alc 10
keep pice with the times which continue TO nacae aa
COWARD & UP"AkD'
,a,a ncv the pnsuaus WosLn's FAIR still retains the
lend In RICH AND FASHIONABLE GOoi'S; a, .0Dsr
-;ss than any pihe, House this 81 lie OF New York
The fr,t To conceive and put into execution THE
PROJECT of selling at the smallest advance over East
ern Cas-, we hope BY adherng to the very letter OF cur
nr,n,ss 10 receive continuance OF the very liberal pat
rrao,ra already awarded US. The public will be pleased
% learn that have put dowa the prices Oh every at
Gle Of the
Remaining Part
of our Stock in order c the way for the Immense
spriag Stock, which in due time will make ITS appear
ance Come, thea, and secure Bargains while
THE CHANCE is OPEN.
Hitherto our Goods have been going off with
ony ssHailroad Rapidty but from this out IT may be
reasonably expected thatthey will move on with
ELECTRIC LIKE VELOCITY.
De LANES. Mustins, Fianneis, Domestics,
aud Linen Goods,
m all Kinds selling off marveously cheap. There is
M vain AM of boasting about ths-ca at the swords
Fair and ovnce yourselves that We are selling Goods
aalow as hey can be retailed Tor East.
OUR AIM S TO PLEASE AND SATISFY ALL.
OUR MOTTO
CHARGE SALES & SMALL PBOFlTS,
erand no trouble to show Goods; :. v,rn
n,buoue Ian l5th.tf. Fassitt's New Building,
Main ST. above 81.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-30
WASHINGTON RUMoRs.
WASHINGTON. March L. lB5:

WASHINGTON, March l2, 1853.
The following candidates are favorably spo
hen of; some OF them may be considered as abou,
certain IT,
Mr.. Wheeler, of North Carolina, for sixth
Auditor.
Hon E. B. Dean, Of Wisconsin, Second As
sisant Postmaster General.
Il. Heath, Of Washington, Treasurer of the
u. s.
Hon. \. w. Buei, Of Michigan, Charge to
Berlin.
A rumnr that parties arrived Yesterday and
deposited $4,000, with Corcoran & Riggs
10 further the interests Of certain gentleman
for the New York Custom House, has caused
considerable commotion in the New York dele
CATION of uffice seekers.
The Tehuantepec question will come up eth.
er on Tuesday or Wednesday. great many
wing Senators have left, and it is feared quo
rum cannot be kept after next week.
II is understood that the able Comm; ssione,
of the Land Otice-John Wilson-will remain
in office for the present al least There is a
stronge feeling in favor Of retaining him alto
gether, as he never was politician.
Major Hobbie can get the First Assistant Post.
master Generalship; but his friends. believing
that the duty is too arduous, wish him to be Sixth
Auditor
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-30
Groceries.

THE undersigned having returned from the South with
large extensive stock Of Groceries, well adapted
for the Fall and Winter trade prepared to sell at
wholesale or retail at as low prices at any House in
the city of Dubuque, and hopes to give entire satisfaction
to the purchaser This stock of goods is and in
prime order-c0nsisting of Orleans Havana, Loaf,
crushed, pulverzed and clarified Sugars by the hhd OF
Darrell Golden SYRUP, sugar house, and SYRUP Malas
es; Imperial gunpowder, young Tyson and Black Teas
by the chest half chest catteboxes of sizes,
prices and qualities. No L. Article prime Rio fee,
Pepper Allspce, Ginger Saleratus Starch Sperm, star
and tallow Candles Variegated bar, shaving, CASTLE
and rosin Soaps Zantee currents, Raisns Figs Dates
Prunes Cinnamon, Cloves Nutmegs and Extracts Of
Lemon, Verila and Rose fine lot Of Baltimore Fresh
Oysters, Sard nes scotch herrngs picked herrn
mackerell, mackanaw Trout and White fish Peppes
sauce, mixed Pickles, Gherkns and Catssup; large
LOT of fine grade smoking and chewing Tobacco from
IA lib. boxes upwards common plug -sYokng, and fine
Principe and weary Cigars; Pipes stems, link Wask
Boards, churns, uts, Pas Sugar boxes, Brooms, mop
sticks clothes Pins Bedcords cothe Lines, Winlas Hs
ter and cable Ropes of various sizes and qualities.
Sein and sack Irvine, candle wick and wrapping Yarn
Oakum Saccing, Tar Pitch, Rosin Putty, White Le az
and Oils Pint and half pint Flasks and Glass Tumblers
Demijohns, gallon and half! on, Dried Apples a nj
Peaches. preserved Fruits Ctron, Chocolate, Gre en-
Apples by the Dbl. Boston. Soda Butter, Wins; nc
Sugar Crackers by the Dbl Powder Shot, Lead, p ur
custom caps and pills, Plaster Paris, Kentucky GENE MT
Guny Bags by the Bale, Buckskn Mittins and Gloves
Shoe Brushes and Backing. English Dairy and West err
Reserve Cheese and Stone Ware good supply off ne
superfne and Extra Family Flour Kept constantly G.
hand and warranted good by G. K. WEST.
Dubuque, Oct. il. lS52-dwy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-30

TWO LIVES THE USE OF ONLY THREE BOTTLES
oF.swIsTAR's RALsAM WILD CHI RRY.'
MessrI. Harcourt, Howard & co.-Gents-The cdr
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry that bought of you
has been of such signal service in my family, that l
wish make its virtues known for the beneht OF the
public.
My wife took cold at the time of her confinement
which settled on her lungs. The physicians pronounced
disease consumption She had profuse night sweats
and had coughs; she gwen up for we despaired of
her recovery and her child partook of her complant-
She then commenced taking !" Wistar's Balsam
Of WM Cherry" and three bottles effected entire
with her an the child both.
I rsve no doubt that they would now have been in
therg ayes, II they had not have used Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry. SETH A. SEARCY.
Seth A. Searcy, who certificate is above. is man
much veracity any in this country, and man of
statement. HARCOURT, HOWARD & co.
CONSUMPTION CUREABLE!
Robert Sanderson, Justice of the Peace in Ru creek
Gem sanderson,, an officer the 1872 cured Of
consumption by the use of Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
cherry.
Rush creek township, Fairfield hE ,S- co., !
Dear sr-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured OF consumption by theuse
of DIR. Wistars Balsam of Wild cberyI will state the
symptoms of my CASE that others similarly afflicted may
be induced TO try this invaluable remedy Experienced
great difficulty in breathing; had the hectic fever with
violent ushes of heat and frequent cold chls, with
pain in side and Breast accompanied by very
bad cough; very restless at nights and had great
night sweats perspirng, should say, at least gal
Ions night wetng the bed completely through. had
been able work for years. But much emac-
lated; and almost helpless when commenced using Dr.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. have used in all 10
bottles and free from all those complaints, for
my health is good
am now s. years ol and have not taken any of the
Balsam since lS46, because my health is good
need any medicine. But if should have any
of my former symptoms should use Wstar's Basam OF
Wild cherry. | procured the medicine Of Messrs. Fall
& Mcracken, your agents in Lancaster, Ohio.
ROBERT SANDERSON.
The genuine Wistar's Balsam of Wild cherry has a
fac simie of the signature of Henry Wstsr, NJ D. Phil
adelphia, and "Sanford Park - finely executed
steel engraved wrapper. No other can be genuine.
NJ Price Il per boftle-6 bottles for S..
Sold by Fl. Riakely south Third and chcs-
streets, st. ions, Gen' Ag whom all orders may
be addressed; by Dr. T. Mason, and a. Gillespie, Du-
buque, D. A. Burrows & CO., Galena, and by Dealers
generally. Feb l2, 1853 d&w-ly