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May l6, 1854 for the Oakland Ottawa
posed railroads. released by No. SIS 1854
In disie of lands subject sHle louis Michigan.
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CHARLES MASON.

p above papers will copy, and send
ohes, with containing This notice
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In lhe district of lands subject 10 sale WILLOW
Noyfs Of Of ortA py1pa aeTidisa.
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March 3d. 1854 for railroads from Pensacola Florida
Montgomery Alabama and from place via
Lampae Eioa, Decatur and Athens the Tennessee line
Id The snc o lands subject sale Cahaba, Alabama
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-17
" l. Il & II I q N s.

Who has been elected Governor of New
York ? The Tribune gays Seymour, the
Times and Herald say Clark the .4gus
says Seymour, the Journal says Clark-o
day; and the next, they say the other way !!
The whole Wing Stnte ticket with per-
haps the execution nf Caun-..->-.l h~". h>,.>-,
elected.
The Assembly is strongly Wing and
the Congressional delegation foots up-24
Hhgs, including Know Nothings who
were Wing nominees; 5 Hurts and Sohs,
two of them elected by Know-Nothlng sup
port: two -Nothings, squire and sim
pie, !" and two others.
MIcBiaAS, WiscOSsIS, and New JER-
sry are all Antl-Administration, and Anti
Nebraska, in State Officers, Legislators,
and Congressman, and by overwhelming
maion,'es. 1t would be useless to give the
figures, ms they are all one way, and show
that where the Administration were an
Wfffs iti'l hft INV tb-WUffp.
MAssacnusETTs. - The Springfield
R,ppbiican announces tho election returns
with the following suggestive cnwinns -
The Oh Part rN 7-narkcl to Smash. /"
'tpte7a LanfSll, OVER Old Focydom
.enor,!ly." Nv Deal All Around.r
Tho returns foot ~ 'ha'--Gardner, K,
", ~ elected Governor by the people, by
about 10000 majority over all others
Eleven Nnow Noihings elected to Con
gress; Hhigs-0 Democrats Rspub-
icdns-O.
The know-Nothings have elected every
member Of the State Senate, To the House
they have elected 34I members. The
Wings have elected only SIR members, and
the Democrats The straight. out
Wings are from the towns Of Claremont
and Sherburne. in frsnkln CO.. Chatham
and Truro, In Bsrnsisble Co. Seekonk. in
Bristol Co.. and Sheffield, in Berkshire
The Democrat is Mr.. Hiram e.. Brown,
from Tolland, in Hampden c, He will
be the hon Of the season.
The result is a triumph Of freedom and
another rebuke to the Administration, us
all the know-Nothngs elected are Anti
Nebraska and Observation-Disclosures
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-17
The Wreck Of the New Era

Another fearful waste of human M !,
occurred on the Jersey Shore, BY Ii. !
OF the packet ship New Era, which -
ashore off Deal, some twelve ms. 10 IN
south OF Sandy Hook, on SUNDAY ngla-
Inc passengers and crew Numbered os|
four hundred souls. At daybrnak on Ne
pay morning, the beach was lined al
fishermen. wreckmen and surfmen. a. ~
10 render assistance 10 those on boam 9.
were seon clinging to various part 4 ,
snip, over which the sea was mixing a
sweep, while the breakers wero M IA
That boat could scarcely have Ore |
them Tor a moment. The New Yoyk III
bnne describes the scene fio,p tb. beach Il
truly appalling.
"The screams and cries ofterrof from D
passengers Of the doomed ship bansl
the cheek and made the stoules, bas
quail. The hardy coastmen almost ns |
IN their impotence, and frequent and dsy
fa'e attempts were made 10 launch he n
boats, but each effort only showed ls =
possibility Of keeping boat afoal % ID
violent breakers. As the fog nov apa as
cleared up for a few moments. the psgss
shore could see the poor emigrants eHsg
10 various parts Of the ship, % save lsl
selves from being washed into the 81
Inc bulwarks had been washed away 81
men aud women, clasplng Their chiItra
Their arms, iInporiDgly beckonng al r.
ing Tor succor, might De seen .callefsd 80
the upper deck, And tAcn irensgs@
sea would sweep over them, washial aso'
oers from their frsil hold into ne ga.
breakers below. A few of these "a .sise
aiiSe, but The greater portion wcrf a-ssa
nose VINO succeeded m rcachingl '-tA
hhd dashed themselves 90 panks aGi -
or chung 10 fragments Of the bulssfLEA
ny nielr md managed to SWIM past Do ?
der tow, when they we're caught g
suH-men and saved"
On Monday the steam tug Ach %
sent to the aid Of the New Era, ba aff
To the foughness ef the sea was a1a.
approach her, and therefore aceOaYf
nothing towards saving tno ship of fr.,' 4
me wfctched sufferers who were hls-
net~een hie and death upon Der eel
When the wheels Of the Achilles Ea
m notion preparatory 10 her return iAs !
Vas rent With isnplsnng cries by be- ~
ue wreck. An oye-witnass srysi
The souods were borne 81 ~ aba'' u
wallings OF the surf that swept 9ia 4
snip. We were near enough 10 dsla.
rec women holding their htlle ORES y
one hand, while the other blehohed VII i
spray, etung with a death gnp to ~ ?
lines on which they stDod, onc q 70. !
the mizzen rigging having on bat : -
On the forecastle there stood go
inen's ago, group u four ciing'hs
SOY but they are now gone hesp
nas probably swept thetn away I',-
p7.n on y fall from The Jiy.bo9in W.
AZ his l.ae 'be ship vas mpfl
ing up. a lri srsphieh d.upsifh
"a lhai tA'ar eA1 survived ppnn
~ ilesdly uofnlng ~ ulrh ~
81 npon III beach. Ihry n4
hundred aud thirty lse, b
those saved on me plaial,
tai ~ onc hundred sud i1ry ~
~ in0se Mho sefe rescued 90 e t..f
ing he shore. Afirr 90 fii Naf
tfkrn from the ship. sean
1aari, f1r the dead. IT,
been taken lsiiofr, nHa iAr
NlDm Scrs ear a0d naHeia
siioclIng mannef. The Nea ~
cured 10 bssos for 80 non 10 -
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r,lisscsi spusrriea Fiss hundrea cogios
n ~ fcpasss are or,ler~d 70 Be pfia;sd.
Mesn4s. Nes. ~.
The Ssusis rcronsiAsrcS the bisl &c tn
parchsse O.. oertass narpecr n Nv sdnF's
Els,a~uss II Ag'icsl,are.- and passed 1t.
Ala. ist the wAmAs,iqncs nsn1 al
Neufsne The Senate kiiiod ihr bal By
q rs,e almost rnsnimsss. Tn bili q, tho
Lyubon Barb hangs hrc, : nnA the Senate
Copu,nsiiee ~lll NJ, report u. Il vail prob
ably pss., ard nany Softhy men ~il be
g@m6ca. sna large fegion vii he accom-
msdstsa. The isic ~ the Fairfar Bsnk,
in the Seosie. is apubtfal
The preyoci to oloei Railroad Coauu,s-
s,onar; and the one compelling all eorPo'-
Afious, hal5ior charters irsn the Vernon,
i.cg,slatnrr 10 have their business Offices
"a Vermont. alsp, the one compelling The
railroad corporations to make connections
build turnou,s, sc; have been set aside,
and ball has psssed empowering the Gov
ernof ~ agP.an, Committee 10 investigate
these matters aud to report At the next
sc-s,en wha, further legislation they think
10 be nccessAty.
All attempts To put of the day Of ad-
joarnmsn, beyond "Wednesday morning
failed.
4 sharp discussion arose on the bill 10
make the Bank Inspector the examiner Of
the Fire and Lifc Insurance Companies. 49,
The bill fslied; and bill was passed OK
ing the salary ofthe Commissioner a, $500.
Itappearod tia, the pay Of his Connis-
sioner had yanod from $500 To $3.50
The salary orthe suprsme C,un Judges
is fixed ct $500 a,s5a- frt To raise
!, 30 SiG0u failed.
rho Senate s3 p,na he Liquor
hs came nt, .. Ia session making 1t a
c-'pa 20 3.rp nsl,.s ~th ia,ent to sell
w'e passed ; q lnaiorly OF forty. On the
other amendments an animated discussion
arose, in which Messrs. Field, Deane, Brig
ham, Beckwith, aud Others took part against
the amendments, and Messrs. Spencer,
whom Mr.. Field called the Alias of Ten
perence,l Beeeher, and others spoke for
the amendments. Mr. Field thought that
II such law, as the one proposed, was To
to pass, the Legislature ough, to 90 farther
and prohibit the making of root beer, soda
water, pickles, &c. Mr.. Spencer spoke in
an interesting aud able manner, and re-
hearsed the action of the last Legislature
At seven o'clock the evening session
commenced, and continued TIL eleven
Daring that tune, under the masterly di-
rection of Gen. Grandey, one hundred ana
hirty bills were disposed of,--leaving only
the Liquor law amendments lying on tho
table, This certainly looks like an early
adjournment on Tuesday night,
The Governor has appointed the follow
ing Alds-de-Camp:--
Col. William +. Wright, of Leicester,
Joseph c. Canning, Rutland,
Silas NJ. Wait, Brattlcbor,
Edward A. Cahoon, Lyndon.
THIRD HOUSE.
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Reorganization Of the WING Party.


The following letter, in circulation among
the National Wings in this State, has come
into our hands, and we learn that il is in.
tended 70 publish ii tonight. An address
to the Wings has been prepared, aud will
be issued Immediately after the election.
whatever may be the result -
ALBANr, Saturday, Oct. %, 1854.
DrAK sini-Upon consultation among
number Of National Wings, fro.D differ.
ent parts OF the State, 1t has been deemed
advisable TO call Convention, Ia assemble
al THIS place carly 10 January, to reinst,,e
tho Wing party on I,s old platform, recent
eiaaarded al Auburn. II Is proposed 10 i.
sue al address 10 the Wings throughon,
the STATE, m which the principles of the
National Why party win be plainly de-
e'ar"d, expressing decided opposition 10
uls Nebraska bill as violation a the
~ issoun Compromise, and Adhering 10 The
wing principles established by the Ma
tDnal Convention at Bllumofs in irsg; 81
pieGging Ourselves 10 oppose all ufof,,.i
uoils ioF the fusion u the Wing party witj,
any other, tor The purpoze Of iorrninya acc.
iiniiAl party, based on the agitAiions Of t,,,.
day. The tine for decisive action has ar
nsea, and the coming winter will deter.
mine "heiher National Wing pany shall
cease TO ek,st should your Views COINCIDE
WIN Those lhefein expressed, be pleased 10
ipf"Ard ypaf name, together with Tie
names % such other reiiibie men 10 yonr
Drigh19 hood a. yen may select. geiaes
Md LES, 81 this cry sIiho1i dei,y. tAat
thHg mfy b. Pfiried ~iih he address.
~ order u The Comsniiiee.
PAM ~ CkAkGEzs
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DEIE STAINING ~ SvSDwIuB.-Qnite
asingular incident occurred in this village,
on Saturday last, being nothing less than
the advent Of young deer, which, attracted
BY curiosity OF some other feeling, made IL
appearance IN the main street, within few
rode ofour Office, and, like many other be-
iHgs whleh unlss themselves IN the presence
Of men, vas ru,hlossly slaughtered. The
snia'sl was o''ly sbOa, year Of two old,
and ~As probably nnsophisties,ed, or at
least kAsas nsiAing Of shat swsilea Lin IN
ihe hsants offFllized iife.-.SaasssieL ID
rscait.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-17

FHn Ssrsrsl P.t.er~-iYa Closr
$50 srees,--of tie "ralaoe,- the New
isss Hsssia ssys. IA i.ssa miserable
ssssacr. and es.a Aassrss ac.sA. .,
.ss sp~raisison. however. spoa which
thsssA sssny hare lnxs noars, s.sse must
haf. r~sAIsa lsiils, The sart. .hseh
asosa The usss q the iasogassias@ uAscs
use sus9aes- a Pr.sa1eza fasps sAa hail
sss rsssass. .ss IHasie1 to las ysur essa.
had fallen ye.asfsss 10 "a. beng /, Se-
sisss frosn - sss sens asa.-.sa TO ssa
~ eos s.ses@1i. "a asia f.dl. Is.ei,
ras he sa0 sssa %, Il kigh tide
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--Ie's 7 ss~ssiey. the ssihss. i. eisc.os,
70 The Asssashls frosa the SestufyA D.s.
inet, Onsss Ca, BY s..s.~sesa Haalossty -
tie -ss The .seqsassa-x Nslas La. eaa-
a,9sto.
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A young man, named Strong, about %
years of age, a native Of Vermont, was ac-
cidenially killed on the 18Th, in machine
shop, in Bnniford, Canada West. He left
Vernon, about eigh, years ago-wss fore
man IN the shop, and learnt hrs trade at
Buffalo.
GF-Vermon, papers please copy.
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Ass~ asraaNss "a TrHas. So Gene,al
HsassoA a. osgsAlSlfg ihs kiss-Neslsihg
gafIy tisHsssal~ti tAs StAis. IL i talked
=, ny tae fnasfae ersssN a. Tie Y. y.
Fsse lasie ~ AS ffsssa~s@5 % lAin
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4 alltoruia Nrm.


Wv ''i'rOs,n
The S'cs'nsaip Nanse. A..
Sac twnctscn Sep, A. H..
i".' 90 The ivlloNiug aav ~,
aosrd $40 fass"ngeis and ~, ~.
nrih She struck aaa re,f y
Pein' Atqu~iio, Is m,lc- ar. a ','
ecpc,aa About ~ hvss sot ~ ~
on board. about slSa.uoa -. A.,
ship vas a total wrock, All No.. F.
Wss broken up BY tho -. a. ~
pieces. a dcuse t'g hur, p-,, Il
and the Captain snpp .rl ,b,
twenty mllcs inm land shop -. n 81
Some terrible srraes of r,,i.-. ''et,
SAID. Of murder, took place o1 -
vessel atlcr abe struck, and hef,., y
srngcrs werc rcsCucd hy the a,,s.. !, =
plying between san fnnci-,o :. ~
Diego.
The Erca, topic uf dlscusnan /,
ifhrnia papers soc.as tn be IA,
isiug operations or Henry Ne,v.
sudden departure Of himself ~
Iohn &. Mngs. The Chronielo -.
following NAV be taken W. A ,p,1..,.
proylm1tlon Of his liabilities, A.
failure IN his proper business =.
Comptroller Warrants fufrod soma.
grd OF ovrf-issu"d stock ct In,
min Lumber Co, Of which conre,,
president, 2sd, loco; fargcncs an 4 /.
mercantile firms 10000, Total, slW
The forged warrants and stool \.
hypolhecatcd fnr advances It's
hat Meigs may have received u.
nearly 100000, upwards or o,
which sum, 4 is c,tlmatcd. he h..
away with him. Tho two b-o,5.r
connected IN the forgcrics. Th,y
len on the I'd, on board the h,rs
which had been bought, pr,visiunol
ned and armed for the occasion. s,l d.
was cleared ia the Custom House /, J.
IN the Pacific.
The State Supreme Court has 5y.
that the Chinese fall under tho me.s.
the clause of the Constitution of d.
mia which says that "no black .fn..s
person shall be allowed To give e,.r,.
IN favor Of or against white a,ns
The triHi OF Col. Wake N.pmsl.g
Sonora, rs now proceeding IN jbelI \ h
uict Court. Two Emporium water eso,
"los nav oe'' "iE"hl@ed ~ the noF,h,
uni e'"'uI'n in'l'eS respectively VI
P'u'' IL, W W VI sr'a' orn'hi TO The
''o's "'e'e'
WAR wirn RUSSIA ~ AMERICA.
We gather the follovingd,,,l.c -.
San Fnpcisco n,ners ''''
~ -,
va ! ueSuay, ,he ii'h "l October, ap
, D o' 'he ",,led meet consisting Of
p pa., snip for'e' 10 guns, Adminl b
roiu'es' .he rreirh irlg"tc Euydice.
guns, Capta'n "a "randiere, and the Fiu
Dre-o'-war ool'gndo, IL guns, Capt
'.osenoour', anchored off North Be
anu ny ,'iclh 'ie news was brought d
,r"'''''h, VI t"e RUSSIAN town o. :
uuopoioski, situated on The western sha7
na'','o''a,ha' ny tle above mentiona. D
eo's ,ogctnef WIN hc Enghsh yessts
vi Iesiaeht' r'que, and the steamer
,'go' On ,he iet Oh September fcna
JOSH rs situated on kind of Inter y
FORMED oy sand'bar running ncns
harbor, and behind this bar were an.,
the Russian lfigate Aurora and the AZ.
transport DIV ina. The allied Zee, !,
unable to approach nearer than three Il,
to The city, IN consequence of strp, !.
rent from tho northward. The ho9,.
ment continued for four days. On
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-17

"A MAJ, by the name of Gershom
Beach, while IN state Of intoxies,ion, on
Tuesday last, fell ln:o Lake Dumnofe, and
was drowned.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-17

Ia spiis q bones, and eooaossleAl in.eu.
'isa'' ieng s~ssaoEs BY day. AID suss.os.s a,
n's4s srd IN spsss n jasss rrsas.i,on.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-17

On the 10th Admiral Nspier's fleet in
the Baltic fired salute Of twenty one guns
IN celebration of the victory Of the allies
at Alma. The Russian fleet in Revel also
fired salute, they, likewise, claiming the
victory. The British fleet Is to leave the
Baltic at the end Of November, returning
IN squadrons to Portsmouth, Sheerness,
Plymouth and Cork.
Five floating batteries and twenty gun
boats drawlng four feet Of water, are build
ing IN England Tor spring operations.
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hustria has returned an answer TO the
last despatch of the prussian government,
repeating thai Austria will adhere inAexi.
bly, to her policy expressed in the note Of
10Th September The action which Prus-
sia would take was looked for with anxiety.
The prince of Prussia has accepted the
command OF the federal fortress of May
ence,
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The Gar has gone to Warsaw. His ell
dest son takes command Of the ROYAL
Guards; Gen. RndIger commands The
Grenadiers. Prince Paskiewtch is Com
mander-in-Chief of the army of the West.
All arc concentrating on the Austrian from
tier. Little doubt is entertained at Vienna.
that, ere long, actual hostilities will take
place.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-08
TO Country Merciiants.

n II. s. s. KNOX having withdrawn the frn OF
M AicGiae. Knox Co. the remaining partners have
associaied with Mr. Chester D. KNOX Cbrotler OF
Knox long and favoahiy known in Tie trading public
|--assumfIg the style OF AIcClalens and Knox.
They would inform their old customers Cyso
Boots ard Shoes that teir Fall Stock will be arv
ing froui the 10th lheiast ofSerte nnber.
Hovue been selected with the greatest and bought
cash. they their Fall Stock OF
Roots Shoes they Inducements in qualify
aud prices superior 70 ever offered in the To
Country their they would be pleas.
cd 70 bit Their and post them feariessly
with tle OF Baltimore and
s hilaaelTlisi tsepsl MecLALLEas & KIN
oGANs CARR & Cos have Just received 10 boses
~ o. tohaeeo in addition TO their iai stock Can
round at No. 81 ana specimen the Califorli
tbins Alto a arseIut Of iinpos afs Just
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-08
sasIkING or 1893.
VIM. SELBY.
WH0LH AT.H DEA Il ERIN

Foreign & Domestic Dr.. Goedss
No. Hi Nam 81. IYest SIDE, betiseen AiesfgSs
Ufioss sls.le sj5 e 4 q
Wheeling, Va, -
- NOW in receipt his spring sioek o. ~ ,,sssse
Il anl Notions, direct fiom importers anu u
ters GolnpIising as complete AID q ~
pools adapted 70 The o. this eectio as g. -
IN any hou e, EfsfoY JTesf, 10 which would
invite tile attention Of retail dealers;
DRESS GOODS. - NJ.
IN black silks, aipacas, poplpss layfs. III
hams. efc. with very large stock Of Rlihl' Al
makes and colors Also, bonBets, n bgh > , -
otller trifhl1ils in variety. Andpf
ffES's wEkR. .siTtiti,
IN cloths, cassinefs, satiinetiss meIl1s pea
jeans. treedss and elollsf alse 40
MS blue itfs. brown linens linen d. Ao,
Other such goods, very desirable ~ Sft
mem and boys palm hats On and I'd
wool, bIas hats etc; with full stcek ef5siI
ton sggng, seamless bags burlas, pc y bloea
drilliigs irkihgs. cheeks shfrings NE e1f
and beaehed musliitsi with good sioeA q rtiil
NOTION LINE, 1919 ~.
Aseambries, jaconets, Irish linens. aeei
tons hosiery, gloves, combs, ETC, in x WE'LL
By. whole stock viii be found unsuff 7zs-='
qtality aud style, asfn prices. n sEIIIl.
4 hEas rtte IVhte Lad dfy for sale pygEEts
- EhEN ~ 1tttAss
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npr vorT SUBSCRIBING


I5sRoM lilcunniiam. Threat. crorg. pla'srlt
Drsli,ns Tooaehe Iic pooevx Pain IN IN. tie
Inn sim Joints Cuts ilruscs Sores Fever Sores,
PIN sa n a s 9s s ss spS Poi
Inseca Rabsd Dog EueeSc, Ass "a ,' gsnst
oaseos o. he MSsess ef sss ss cuts Of sy ss
Salt Rirun seuSs, Nipples, Sore rs, yeneteal
soes Scarlet Fever any similar dis you may est
ss'n' ed maj 4 Sc, ERE REMEDY.
which no. only pain almost iiaiantaneousiy but
ps'''' : E i; Al Is TiE DISEASE
Some win auehat the idea Of any congestion curing
diseases though Gus g ,'ane al arise ON similar
ssss; .e Will ssi shi ae IS h 9 t
would ledge q nssiss for
effects Others, uiteln declaring Just what lis name
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have noticed the strik miarity between
many external and internal diseases hsyins entirely diner
eds might be prepared ,ylchs be equally cAbie
which Insult your understanding
BY claiming 10 have heet found In banning
osrRise sdIrscli being mild and Simple IN is action
and yss IN H. ss,s power W almost irssise
and yet being ioxops TO the weakest nant tits also
bottles tee large the majority, and ger
ashe arges bcslaes being more Than four tilneasss
denee ele exactly saled to tie OF rich
he sre The Nonparcil Linincnt
y put W and the vast expense ofhe natefiaa used in III
hdseds ofesriieaies we M st publish, nor DO We deem
L article whereScf used viii certify
+ for itself.
Nc would however refer those aflictcf
often been glies by certificates and
10 HE following naines being bnta Ills many per-
sons whose character candor and yeracity needs
rom us a who la wing lly tesiedits virtues
In the Inherent diseases for which Il is tecoInne leds
.preratet 10 speak OF its mel as It deserves.
oean Co. ~ X Mckee, Pat craof % Co aud by tho
PtiilSiiai Druggists OF Virginia. aud Pennsy y4ia
i :, =
From ne fafs1noat I5a.9 Repa5kfean.
II w 1NyAIuknLE MEpIctSE-lt hut aeiiuIn find
aous tue many rem les offered to the public for tho
OF dtSea vir-
tues we ave he 70 and have sedrousy
ided giving ute Anytins that might any
suppose that rac any faitl their pcfen.
sons. But With reference TO remedy actured in
This and whleh has become as familiar 10 the public
as household words, sre9k knowledge Of its
trtnsc exceilencies, Its adaptation many OF tie ills OF
and Tie security will which il may be We
sneak OF the Nonpafei Nerve and Bone Imminent prepar
ID by III Carr q Cos ftofn by
Dy Watson Cart late OF " heel.
incnt is based pcu the broad principle that any rene
dy which " III pain, will properly
9oded, be equally efcaeious in ovir internal alec
lions prclie that has been successfully deyeiore
is simply he mug OF Science. being mild snd sim.
re IN Ed let revealing IN It's eiects aioser
meme ncred ieaelie the 81 hidden sinews OF
and beast and yct being tnnoxios
lis also by c uafhet, being
pat in ottes twice large the naiorty, one.
ontt han The aIgea bcs idea being GLAMOUR
times stlong we commend IL 10 those In ora
SAFE and &C rid remedy