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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-17
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AguP sThe nsrtet without mich cha'ee tn dn4ni sr
- - s btls Al 50 for aud IS 81 Tor Pears.
msrAet s STEADY with far bus mes doing ses
TO-DAY export S9 home 5l5; specuaon 6J Ia
= q. W.
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Markets.
RcD0rtSd IE Tel,gronk

Dee ,e-Hoss have declined to "a Sa A "a NJ.
PosK sells sndsl IS has 20 - 20 A. IS ~ ~
CFssLksreS Dec isTbe sales Of CcrTos to-day were J. 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-17
Gopartners biY

DISSOLUTION Of COPARTNERSHIP.-The COZ
- r.ftnuhip heretofore existing between BURGESS Gil
Bkhl STILL IN the Book slzis1ry Newspaper business
expired ~ lie own limitation the 1871 dag september
he s1siis CT ne trn vii be sd b JAMES A GILBERT
tie frn IA liquidation.
Creditors and doctors Of the firm OF BURGESS GIL3gRT
SILL advised That tne!r require s-tted without de-
Law John II. STILL.
san FrAneisco, Noy. 1853
'NHE C0PARTNERSHIP heretOfore existing under
4 the frm ~ PuLLIN 4 CARP ENTER No. So Wesrs:.
Sc.ssd ca TIE l,h rst b. ms.! Al claims Against the
ls;e m vii ls settled ~ lBRAHkN CARPENTER.
SAMUEL K. PULLS
ABRAHAM CARPENTER.
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xtN.fUag aLN,EAc...... rBis DAY
Cos a.. 10 sefs....... s. do0S-hits ia
So atcu
So. - a. l5n Gov soni..9 loan HeH c4telo aen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-17

TBy Sandy Hook Printing Ielsrrsph.l
rHE HIGHLANDS. Dec l6 Shutdown
One brig a. arehoT IN the Bay, 10 I'd Ia.
Wind ngtt from ". Weather feegy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-17
Millinnp, &r.
paints, Glase, &r.

paints, glass, ST..
ORNAMENTAL WINDOW GLASS-New Orna-
~ mental Eosne led Engne EDgsved and Focked Glass
erEs a. enre Obscure WOEs CsmptOwn, Sss.Isrsey
Specimens be examined and Ece "a eo5r
No. - bFc.dvay Sew-fork C00PERk BELCHEa.
Msuaeuler cole a>s Contractors for The Cystsl Palace.
DkIATED GLASS.-A small lot OF White and
Coioted Glass for dr.winz Of muslin and patsrns
"th Aa1esues ned1ons and iowe received
ana iof sac BY R. ". BURLACE, No. l33 Pearlsf
ZINC PAINT.-Tbe undersigned agents FOX the sale
- CT White CJyce Of Zinc MANUFACTURED 81 the Pernsyysu
ana h "a Ze Co. ars prepared to receive od for
AZ vcud invite the pacGlAx attention the
s1Terity others Of American Manufacture e. 80
eelsUl competition with ne best Of forsiEr
DtA Can with confidence depend Obtaining
s-ed supply Of IL Paint which s be found recommend sf
ioI puny s.t occ a1d eaiorm wheGe Prices and a.
hanged CT the most LIBERAL footing
JAMES 7, LEWIS L Co. No q Waters,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-17

ADRlAs n. MULLER Auetoneer. 49,
DEREMFTORY SALE OF STOCKS and BONDS
for account whom may adjourned rom the I'm
inst order. ,,o.D.s-
Dee 10 1855 Al ~ o'clock a. the Merchants fxcnalg .
600 le and Ls1ngtn Railroad o. ~ mortgage
hle BONDS payable Ia 1873 - wv eacn
GOO Jsnrssie CITY cent Bonds guarantee y
tie River Union Valley Railroad Co.. payable IA le '
SftCe each. $780, =
5000 Rock River Union Valley Railroad Co. lot Mortgage
per cent Bonds payable IN 1872 pl 90 each
80 Shares Sussex Iron Co. stock 800
4 DAN of s2500O0 ST LOUIS CITY BONDS aud
IL $4,000 ST LOUIS COUNTY BONDS-Sesled proposals
will Re received the BANKING House Of Mers DUNCAN 'iER
MAN City sew YORK until the 18th day oil January
next. a O'Clock T. NJ. for - - $500. ,,.-r, 49,
deenebe L. the City Nefor ia the years l52 aed 1873 pear
irg coupons payable semsBnusy each year in the % o. e
York lbs o6n Issued virtue ana in pursuance OF c OF tns
Legislature Of Missouri and ordinances OF the CITY o.
louis.
Prorcsa will received the time AMI place ior
~ go Of ST LOUIS COUNTY SIX PER CENT BONDS 70
6euehe in Cy,of ok In ls78 This loan q Issued
the Legislature Of the state on
authority Of the County OF - Louis Ih
above o.n highest bidders - In sums not
Lea han made days amer the opening Of
the erdrs The proposals will be opened Of BIDDERS ~
one Of Duncan sherman Co. aud the Pt mt OF
Csshier of the Anne rcan Exchange Bank PAGE BACON
St Loris Nov. Is 1858
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r TITLE MIAMI RAILROAD CONPANY-DI.

L. VIDESD NOTICE TIE Boudof Directors have declared
q N. csp1i stock o. the eenPry io
tke sA uoE'hs erds Nov so,h re- be 10 se5 = s s go
BE- hodsr rho 18Th int, on al sf fescee Ga
rsyffrr hofa IN tha Cfy Of Sewfork. - or os-e
WfNsLOW, LANiEB Co. Traasfsf Aseals % WAL g.
- Drr L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-17

GREAT PUBLIC ACCOMMODATIONS ,00
~ Loan No II Chambers ia the Horses
Csrrsges Waxoua merchandise
Geld Pste Jswelry Fo~as pieces
and ell articles Of value All confidential
Ofiee hours from 9A. ~ 10 sP NJ WM TAYLOR
4 AND WARRANT OFFICE, No SO wALLSc-
~ 100 81 and % Warrants sb sad cold oes ES
al Warrant sold ~ v be xsrsrtssd a.. rssyssrs
Lt Warrants ali Of the country $. is
yrees. rseeirt ofrsuitts3es. tt. COLEMAN
SInl nlln TO LOAN, at six per cent, on
p IOO.ODU Bend aud Morslse or 70 proved real &c
kssssust up stairs
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OFFICE OF TIE ILLlSOIs GEyT.aL RL 20 sSONrAS
$30OOO d % sls OF 9TH i. ss @
Loan Illinois Central Railroad Company allotted abcbers
on June 1855 will be paysbe TUESDAY Dec ~
the Of the Company No 50 Wes By order Of the Ex-
ecutiye Committee. NJ EDGAR, Ireasafer
CALIFORNIA CIVIL FUND BONDS.--Messrs
~ PALMER, COOK Co Of San Frsncco hereb give notice
thuttLe the following California Civil Fund Bonds dae
January @ VIII be paid the American Exchange BAas No
81 Wa let, New-Korki
On q Bonds due in 1855 y Of April D, 1851.
On Bonds, due In 1851 act Of April p 1851
o. a Bonds due In 1870 y act Of May !, 1851
DANK Of ENGLAND, IRISH and SCOICh
~ NOTES rnd FOREIGN GOLD and SILVER COINS WANT
EDCoecton California and all Of the United STATES
attended with promptne and Dispatch Bs Of EHchange
DreIe Sfher Church San francisco for sale IN sum- 10 suit
UncarreDt money discounted at lowest rates BY - -
~ L. ROSS & Co, san Francisco California
Ds FALCOSER ROSS Co, Melbourne, Australia, Asszs
the Bossi Of UOderw Couhsnuents " arS
merchandise ''i'''' a6ss FALcoNEE Co. No IS. Ps.r4
CREDITS or CHINA, INDIA Ac.--Messrs DON,
~ CAN SHERMAN Co. BGnkers Drsrsy-s Il.
Mercantile Cedi the Oriental Bank Corporl 1n3of A.
Cclsf Notes sno Letters Of Crd syssbe ~ ne Branct
aae Ageuts Of that es.shlshrnent 81 fellows
CHINA hsdrs JEhss
Canton - Bombay C0lrrabo
Hons Kcuf. Calcutta k4adT.
Shanghai. siugspore
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-20

Carrots.-Two bushels of oats and one
OF carrots Is better food for horse than three
bushels of oats; and when used for for Echt
work, the quantity of carrots may be increas.
ed.
BY examining the dung of horse fed in
part on carrots, 1t will be found to contain no
undigested hay or oats, and therefore less
quantities of those materials are necessary
than when half the amount swallowed is boil
ted with In an undigested state. For fatten.
ing animals the carrot is equally valuable
and for mich cows they surpass any any 9th.
er food. The milk of cow at mid-winte,
fed on carrots, is equal in flavor to that SUP.
piled from clover in summer, while the but.
ter made from the milk is finely colored and
highly favored.
In soils containing proper proportions Of
bone-dust sulphurous acid, potash and com.
mon SALT 500 bushels of long orange, or 100
bushels of white Belgian carrots, NAV be raj
sed per acre, while the same land will no,
produce one tenth the quantity of oats
Working Farmer.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-20

True VIEWS OF COMMONWEALTH Frank
lin VS.. The Sham Castle Garden Political
Quacks.
LETTER OF Dr.. FRANKLIN.-A stranger to
US 1--WE wish for his acquaintance-he ought
to grant our request furnishes us the follow
ing
ii shall never forget, sir the conclusion of
a letter from DR.. Franklin to my father, after
the adoption of the Constitution, in answer to
his inquiry of the Dr., how long this strange
anomaly was to continue, of the freest land
under heaven, cherishing in her midst the
most heaven-daring oppression, the most cruel
personal wrong ever inflicted ny man upon
his fellow being? The Doctor spoke to the
Compromise, and said =
vt Is little sop to Cerberus-thc best
thing that can be done at present-it cannot
last long; there is too much virtue in the
country. As fast as men become honest, they
will drop slavery. Every honest man knows
that the laborer is worthy of his hire; and
would just as soon keep your purse, that he
had found, because fortune put it in his pos
session, as he would compel poor man oil
woman to bear the burden and heat of the
day for him, without reward There is not
Que shades difference between the two: and
further
What he to Aries child would do,
He'd do TO thee and thine:
So guard your spoons and daughters too.
when or he comes to dine"
Yours, A. B.
Hartford Repu5.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-20

NWAPLE srCARfor salebv
AvA HETCtT.F. MERRILL 4 co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-20
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Western Congregational Herald;
CONDUCTED RI PASTORS OF CONGREGATIONAL
. CHURCHES. #.---.
I'm essentials Unity; in non-essentiais Liberty; in
all things Charity"

THE PRAIRIE HERALD having been ad-
vertlsed tor sale for several weeks, and one APP
pearing TO avail himself of the offer, and the edit.
or and proprietor not desiring 10 continue its pub
llcation, an association has been formed for the
purpose of purchasing it and issuing Congrcga-
tlonal paper in its stead, to be called the IVES
TERN CONGREGATIONALH HERALD.
II will be the effort of the conductors to furnish
an interesting and useful religious newspaper,
adapted TO the wants Of families and individuals
in the North West. While it is not designed to
! be made controversial journal, and will not be
employed TO make war upon any denomination
OF Christians or any existing evangelical ecclcsias
tical or benevolent boards, yet it will take dccid
ed grounds in detense of the faith and order of
the Puritan Fathers and Churches and of the prn-
ciples of moral Reform 1t will be found to be an
incorporating opponent of Intcmpcrance, Sla
very and other moral and social vices and evils
The great Benevolent enterprises of the day For
cIgn and Home Missions, &C., will receive its ear
nest support. Without being committed to any
| plan for prosecuting measures of Christian Phil
anthropy, its columns shall be open to all for free
discussion far is consistent with the furnish
ing of desirable variety of matter and due pro-
portonate regard to all the subjects which claim
attention in religious journal. Space will be
afforded for the News of the day, and for articles
of Miscellaneous, Educational and Agricultural
character; nor will the tastes and wants of the
! Children and Youth be forgotten. Appropriate
critical notices will also bring to the attention of
readers the new publications of the day.
The editorial arrangements will be such as to
concentrate in columns the local rclig-
ious news of the North West, as well rs that
which will be gathered from all other parts of the
Union and World.
The size of the sheet, issued weekly, will be n
very little less than that of the Prairie Herald and
the same as that of the Vermont Chronicle, Con
| grcgational Journal, Christian Mirror, SC.
TERMS, IN ADVANCE.
For Single Copy, by mail, $500 per ann
Do. do. do. by carriers 2,25 q "
Clubs of ten, whose paptrs separately directed
shall be sent in one package, will be supplied nj
Sl,75.
! Ministers and others procuring four new sub
scribcrs, shall receive fifth copy gratis. Minis
tiers, Post-Masters, and Others acting as Agents,
will be allowed fifty cents for each subscriber
secured by them.
| In all cases of delay until the end of the year,
| fifty cents additional will be charged.
| e. The first number will be issued about the
first of April which will be the period of the close
of the present volume of the Prairie Herald
For the present, all communications NAV he
addressed to REV. j. DAVIS, Chicago Ill.,
postpaid.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-20
1853!
BARNUM AND BEACHS' PAPER,
USTRATED NEWS.
SIX CENTS PER COPY.
L. L. BARNUM, Special Partner, II. d. & A.
l.. BEACH, General Partners

L. L. BARNUM, Special Partner, ii. d. & A.
i. BEACH, General Partners.
The ILLUSTRATED NEWS is published
weekly, and contain sixteen large pages filled
with great variety of interesting reading matter
and numerous large and handsome cngravings.-
1t IS intended that this paper shall be Faithful
and BEAUTIFUL Pictorial History OF THE
WORLD, in which scenes and events in this and
other countries sketches and views in all parts of
the Globe, Portraits Of Public Men. Scenes in our
National Capitol, Autographs and Biographies Of
Eminent Characters, and all matters of general in
tercst TO the community, will be found PROMPTLY
ILLUSTRATED Due attention will be paid TO the
RELIGIOUS, SCIENTIFIC, and AGRICULTURAL in
terests of the Country.
A large and handsome engraving, of national
interest, is now in course Of preparation by the en-
inent nrti't T. o. barley, and will be presented to
subscribers.
AT the conclusion of each volume handsome
title page and index will be gratutously furnished
by the publishers. The publishers will procure, at
low rates, the uniform binding of the volumes.
when desired.
The illustrated News" and "Home Journal"
will be supplied to mail subscribers one year for
four dollars.
MAIL SUBSCRIPTION PRICES.
TWO VOLUMES IN ONE YEAR.
Ono Copy, per volume, (of six months) 81 so
-Four Copies, do do 90
Ten do do do 10 90
Payable, in all cases, in advance.
In consequence of the very low price at which
this paper is placed no gratuitous copies can be
afforded, beyond the numbers specified above.
On receipt of orders for back Numbers, those
back numbers which arc on hand will be immedi-
ately sent, and missing numbers supplied as soon
thereafter possible. The back numbers of the
first volume will be supplied.
Letters, postpaid, should be addressed, "lllus'
trated News" New York
p. T. BARNUM, Special Partner
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1873 Fulton street. New York
~ Sketches Of accidents and incidents, views
of interesting scenery, &C., &C., in al parts OF me
United States, and other countries, are invnt9'
which, when used, will be paid for at current pm
ces. ~
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-20

UUST Received fresh from Eastern Market acbo;r.
- and extensive selection of Books, STArroNERy
fAScf ARTIcLEsto which the attention of Country Mer.
chahts, ana school Committees, are invited.
SCHOOL. BOOKS.
large assortment, embracing various in
academies and Schools always hand and win be sold
at the lowest prices. 'V'"
S1a010norya
complete assortment on hand and fo
" puiSna-
PAPER Pencils, States. Portfolios. Fancy Common
nAsanus CrayoBs. Mathematical instruments. A great
iey OF sizes patterns, and qualities of Buff White
e'' Document, Note, and Card Envelopes, &c,&c.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-20
FRESH ARRIVAL,

AfkPiECES Printed De I.ainee, from one to sx shi.
6NYlin gs inst reed ME1CAI MERKlLL 4 co
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-20
County Treasurer's Office.

The Office of the County Treasurer will be
found in the building in which the Kenosha Telc-
graph is published, over SCOTS Furniture Ware
Room, Main Street NJ FRANK
County Treasurer
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-20

@An exchange paper says: There are
III newspapers printed in the State of Indi.
ana-more than in all the world before the
American Revolution. '''''
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-20

More Wholesale Auraer-SteamerJsnny
Lind exploded near San Francisco. Some
so or 60 passengers were badly injured, about
20 of whom have since died.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-20

KENosHA COUNTY COURT, MAY srH, 1885,
In The matter OF The Estate of ALMON TINXHAM, de'd
GAN reading and Ming the petition TsHec l.. Johnson,
" praying for Probate the last VIII and Testament
AmOn Tnkhan late of the Town of Somers in said
deceased and for the appointment of Executors thereof
Ordered that said apple ion be heard before at the
Court House, the City of kenosha the First of June
nex 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and that notice thereof be given
by publishing this Order three weeks before that
day in the "kenosha Telegraph, weekly newspaper pub
lished in the City Of kenOsha, in said county
by the Court.
ISAAC N. STODDARD,
$40 Judge of Kenosha County.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-20
ktNosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT couRr-rS cHAscEnY


Samuel Hale, George C. Manney and John v. Aver ~,
gohR Bullen, and Others.
appearing that subpoena to appear and answer has
been issued 10 the Sheriff of Kenosha County In this
and returned personally served upon the defendants
John Bulen and Henrietta Buen; and is further appear.
Ing that all and every OF The other defendants being the de-
PENDANTS hereinafter named found In the bawck
of said Sheriff. and it further appearing by affidavit that
each and every Of the said defendants hereinafter named
non-resdents of The State of Wisconsin, cannot u
enquiry be found thesen and that neither OF
caused his appearance 10 be entered in this according
rules Of hs Court Therefore, motion of ToTs
lee Randall, Compainans' Solicitors Is ordered that
the said defendants viz Samuel Parsons Dancd n Bar
ney, Edridge 6. Merrick, John W. Blanchard james c.
Cony Royal s. Wells, William H. Harding Joseph II
Gray Edmund w. Converse, George A. Whiting Jonas
Conklng Stewart c. Marsh and Alexander Frea and each
and every Of them appear and Plead demur
the Bill OF Complaint in this by the 18Th day OF Au-
gust and this order be published in KenOsha Tel
graph, newspaper printed In said county of Kenosha for
Elk eeks successfully, al least In each week.
EDWARD " WILTON, Circuit Judge.
Dated May 6, A. D., 1858. I'll
TowsLEE RANDALL, Complts. Solrs.
true copy. o. +. DANA. Clerk.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-20
SCHOOL,, BOOKS
Blank Books.

complete assortment of Blank Account Books ruIed
20 ahe various patterns in use and full and bafbound
sne manner and durable STYLE in Russia
CMf sheep, manufactured OF the best paper either
um DENY cap. fun assortment of Ieigers Journai
books, Invoice Letter, Sales. Cash. Order Receipt,
neeoiu Do1e. Aso-a great variety of Miniature Mem
oahuu me,and Pass Books, TO hich the attention OF
purchasers areparcuariy invited Feeling thatin
my stock be surpassed e;theyin
quat or price, Town, SCHOOL, Private Libraries sun
ped on The most liberal terms The Public ceneraIy
respectfully invited to call and examine my STOCK viii al
Ways be ready fore Examination. ~ %
senosha. Dece u,hcr 1851 N'>"'
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-20
WELL 400 FEET DEEP.

in $780, Pittsburgh, Pais cenr and Of beautiful
wine coloris put up in 50 CT bottles just 1t flows from
the fountainis used externally and internally, generally
times daybut for Ague and Darrhea teaspoonful
cry hours. and Cholera horbus every hour.
The Proprietor has taste for using the caniing na-
ted blowing style brought the aid of Patent Mixtures
and Nosrums OF the day-c nscous that this OIL being
Natures own work, and NO HUMAN INVENTION is fast
finding Its way public favor,nor will We make long
parade of The voices of the cured speak
ing louder AID LOUDER in its praise. So let IL be- Let
the Oil speak itself. Get Circulars Directions gra-
lis OF Agents For sale by Druggists generally in tina West
and BY STARKWEATHER g. CO.. and +. ROBINSON,
KENOSHA. 50
r. NJ. LYON, Fort Wayne Proprietor.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-05-20
TAKE NOTICE,
ALI Persons

INDEBTED tome will please call and pay, have made
new arrangements in my business and must have what
10 due me. r IA IVNAN
March Sd, 1883
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

An old Ladies, Pic Nic.-Tho old ladies,
our mothers, had a pic mic on Tuesday last,
and Alright joyous party was II. Tho wealth
er, Of course, was all that could have been
wished, for their good friend, Crist R,
who keeps the weather key, had received
duo advice and his best carriages and drivers,
which cannot be excelled, were engaged Tor
tho occasion. TheKettle Hills,was the place
ofrcndezyous. Ofthc wild drive through thick
cts Of Laurel in full bloom; of the views
en-route much Of the distance on n high ridge.
with an unbroken prospect for miles to right
or left; Of tho Kettle itself,of tho descent
into it's cave; of the ramble at tho foot Of III
perpendicular honey comb cliffs; Of the us
cent through tho pass olThermopy la; of the
toll collected there by Mhdam-of the scene
whcn-tho summit is gained; the unpacking
the cakes, the nice sliced ham, the tongue
that unruly member, the ice, the water, tn,
sugar, the lemons, tho %claret; Of the com
pound tho five last made, and who mad
Ii; of the leo cream, Of the appetite, con
scquent on tho ramblc, which all enjoyed
Of the packing up, tho ornamentlng tho cal
} riages with boughs and flowers, the ride HON
D by yet another route; Of all these wo cannC
~writc--they inust DO enjoyed 10 DO realize'
al ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
Editnr,s Certificate.

Another great cureby using the OXygenated Bitters'
BURLINGTON, Vermont, November IL, 1851.
Messrs. Reed, Bates & Austin-I suffered for about
a year previous tolast spring, from a arrangement
Of the action of the heart, which like most others
similarly afflicted, I supposed to be an organic disease.
Having learned, however. from several physicians,
that 1t was very common for those who labored I'M
aer arrangements ofthe heart to fancy them organic,
while they are, in great majority Of easos, merely
tho result Of sympathy with imperfect digestion, and
having seen tho oxygenated Bitters highly recon-
monded for use II such %cases,I procured aud used .
single bottle, with entire success.
The disagreesble symptoms speedily disappeared
and | ha 70 never except In ono or twoinstaneos,eas
ly accounted for, had any recurrence Of them, an(
when they o%scurrol, were easily removed BY o sin
gle dose OF tho BAters.
Being really ~ofppinion that this medicine Is oil un
questionable Value, as a cure for dyspepsia, I'm whtcl
opinion | am happy to know that | agree with many
Intelligent physitians, | have no hesitation In per
hitting this certificate to be used in any way tina
will promote It's nore general use.
E.A. S~TANSBpRY Editor of the Burlington Coui
REED, AUSTIN, & Co, Wholesale Druggists, N
&c, Merchants ROW, Boston, General Agents
Price, 81 per battle; six bottles for 30.
April %. Sold by KAUFMAN % CO., Lancaster
PoIsoS1Na.-Thous,nds of parents who uso Vel
mimge composed Of castor oil, %calomel. etc, arc nj
aware that while they appear to benefit tho patien
they are actually laying tho foundation Tor a 81
ries of disease, loss Of sight, weakness of limbs, etc
In another column will DO found the adyertisemel
of Hobensack's Medicines, TO which we ask tho attel
ton of all directly interested IN their own as well
their childron's health. In liver complaints and
disorders arising from those Of a bilious type, shou
make use of the only genuine medicine, HobensacL
Liver Pill. A.,
GJsHBe mol deceived" but ask for IIobonsach
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that ca,
has the signature Of the proprietor, J N, llobensao
I az none else are genuine.-M y. Express.