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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29
Che Hlarkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Nov. "a.

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Nov. "a.
At Market 2Ol7 Cattle 1900 Beeves and SIT Stores.
consisting of cows andcalves earlinss
wo and three years Ods.
PRICES-MARKRT BEEF Extra, $500; first quality
$3.50; second quality, $500 s6,75 third quality, s5
ordinary, $500 n 800.
H,Dss-S650 a 100 percwt. TalOw, 81 10 chs lb.
PELrs-SO90 400. Calf skins. l3c per Id
VEAL CALv Es-S60 100 $500.
sroRss-WoRKINe OxRS.-75, 80, 100, 1876, l40
Cows AND CALVES SIS, 81, 40, &c, 10 50,
YE.RLINos-sOG to 90 rive Years Old ,Sl4 to IS Three
Years Odds, SIS TO "a
SHEEP AND LAmRs-3750 at market. Extra, g. TOT.
By lot, 81 90, 2,5S, 800.
swiNE-Retai, 0 to 0c. Wholesale, Ito DC.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29
MnNrpELIER MAnKEr NAV ar

Provisions, &o.-Rnter, family, l8 10 90; store, 10
Is. Cheese, to TO- Lard, 10 to 10 Taliow, 90 to
20 Dried Apple, 5to7 Eggs Is per doz. Potatoes
IS 10 81 per BUSH
FLovn-Esira hne, To II fancy slo,5oto soo
GR.is AND iiAYCorn northern Is per bush. Oats As
to47 Herdsgmss Seed, S4,5U Clover, I2to l4c perib
Hal, ~ 90 to 1000 perton,
MIsoELL. sRous.-Dry ana Green Hard Wood, 2,42 to
7c perlb.i Nails, $500 per cwt. Sst, Lily eppopeol
psh. 0a Turks Islam o..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29
BRIGHTON MARKET. Nov. N

At Market 1890 Beef Cattle $50 stores spairs Working
Oxen 100 Cowsand Calves, $500 Sheep and Lambs, 1900
Swine.
PRICES-BEkr CArrLE.-Extia, $3.50 6rHt quality
S25 second quality, $75o; third quality, 5000 b75
sr0n.s.Iwo year Old slsai9 ia Three years old, asa4a
500.
WorKINo oxEN-So, 100, lis, 1875, IA, 1885,
Cows AND CALvEs--S20, 26 80, As, SO.
swiSK-6c, a &c; Retail, 8 a 10 cts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29

The hard substance of Corns should be pared on and tn
Massasoits save' applied 1t takes the from the
fesh causes the flesh to be soft and thus hwas these little
tomenters 1t also Burns Chibains Wounds Brui-
SEES, &c, and may be had at 2h cents ner hnx.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29
BOSTON MARKET. Nov "a.

HUSTON MARKET, Nov. &c.
FLoUR-tenessee, Michigana and Ohio sup~rfne, 1915
fancy $500 extra Genesee, Sill ,25 to II so.
GRis';orn, yellow, 3c white, 0.9ic. Oats, north
rp. 55c. Rye, ,35c " heat, 5000 TO 90.
PaovIsIoss-primePork,S 22 so pei bhI Mess .2400
Clear, s260n. Western Mess Beef $500 1900 Lard
II 10. Hams, II a l4c per ID Butter, common aLa
store l4a lsc: family 81 22c. Cheese new Milk, 8
l9c fUu meal 5a6 Potatoes, 81 90 I25 pc BUSH
HoPs-First sort 1885, 10 To lie perlb 54 crop 90 to 90
SRgDs.--Herds Grass, 81 n $50 per bush. Glover
norlhern, 10 Ia l5c petb
AsHEs.--Pearls, S7,62 7,75 percwt; Pots, &7,25
WooL-prime saxony Fleece so 5Sc; Full blood. A a
4S heeourths Blood 35 Al half do 90 90; con non
and one fourth do. 80 "a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29
.. WI. Bigelow,s Estate.

w the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. Probat
w Cou't for the District Of randolph, Commssonersto
ceve examine and adjust all claims and demands Of all
field in said District deceased and the claims of de.
ceased exhibited In Offset thereto hereby give that
six months from the 18th day Of October A. D. 1885, are al
lowed for the creditors present their claims said Com.
mssioners for examination and allowance and that
will meet for that purpose, at the dwelling house of Id
Electa 4. Bigeow in said Biookfeid an the second
Tuesdays of January and March next 10 ocock in the
| forenoon on each of said days.
! ABEL BIGELOW, )c,
WIN. e. CHAMBERLAIN o0"'"'
| lHatd No,, No -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29
Alfred Pitkin'S ESfafe.

THE Subscribers, having been appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the District Of Washington,
Commissioners 10 receive examine, and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the Estate of Alfred
Phkn, late of MONTPELIER in said District deceased repre-
sented insOven and the of six months from The 30th
day of October 1885, being allowed by said Court the
creditors Of said deceased to exhibit aud prove their
specve claims before usgve notice that will attend
TO the duties Of appointment at the dwelling house of
the said deceased, In Montpelier, in said District the
third Friday of December and second Friday Of April
ut O'Clock In the afternoon, each of said days.
JOSEPH POLAND tCu.,,,.,
HENRY Y. BARNES, 0o""'''''"e'''
MontDeIieF. Nov, Goth. A, D. 1855. AZ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29

In Berlin on the goth inst, by the Rev. H. X. Cobb Mr.
LEVI STRONG and Miss. ELIZA 2. BRAILY, all of Berlin.
In Weahersteld, Vermont the 21st ins by the Rev.
Mr. Humbal Mr.. ABEL CAMP ESQ.,, of Eimorc, Vermont
Mrs NARcissA NJ LoyELL of Caremont, New Hampshire.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29
MEDICAL ADVISER
MARRIAGE GUIDE

ELEVENTH Edition. ccth, 345 pages, rs co'0red En-
IL Cravings resentnJ All the diseases If the gen al
organs Of the male and female with the latest dsc0v cries
in reproduction. The afflicted Shout use no remedies be.
re learning from this valuable work the superiority Of
the authors Paris aud London treatment of private dsea
Both married nd single shon Id eonsult it, Sold at
ga Broadway, and matted free for 81. by the anthor
LARMONT Physician and Surgeon, No. AZ Rede strest,
c0rner 800 Broadway where he all those diseases,
from II A. M. till p and from to in the evening"
Sundays excepted Address all letters Box No. 54, New
York Post Office We concur with The other papeIs in
Recommending Or, LAMONT to the iafaicled--Courier
DIES Etaa Unis States Zeiting, Democrat Day Book Cou
rer, Dispatch, New Bnbswick fitness N. Y. Bck, Path
finder, &c. 3ai 4Iyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29
LOOK AT THIS!

LOOK AT THIS!
HE subscriber would respectfully inform the public that
j he will SELL on low terms, his very pleasant stand,
located on the Lamoille County Plank Road, one mile
Forth Of the village in Waterbury, and and half
mile from the Railroad Depot consisting of very good
(nea,ly new House, Woodshed and Barn-a handsome
y finished and painted AMI good soh water brought in
lead pipe both house and barn, together with about 90
OF good land ly hal being excellent interval
and ali conven ientlv situated the buildings
Also about sixty five acres Of excellent timber land, still
ated within four miles good road will be sold with
the above farm if wished for .
ALSO,
Adjoining and within thirty DIS of the buildings above
described there one of the most beautiful and safe
ter falls for machinery that be found in the country
with thirty feet fall stream large enough TODD good
business, except in time Of drorth, on which Is new
building, 80 by ~ feet permanent wall standing on
solid rock and be building covered tho outside, with
about one hundred rods Of land land house Tor
the An OF which Ia offered for sale at low rate,
by the owner, Emstus Parker. .
GEO w. DILLINGHAM.
Waterbury; Nov. 6, 1859. 46w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29
SINGING SCHOOL.

MIR. N. L. PHILLIPS will comnense Singing School Mt
u the Masonic Hall, Friday Evening, November 3Oth
AZ hapast six O'Clock The is of twenty.
four lessons Terms will be made known the rst evening"
Montpelier November 9th lS56 sAaya 90
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29

SITUATED in East Montpelier, on ths West County
y Road leading from Montpelier to Iardwick four miles
from Montpelier vlllcge, and within fifty rods of a schoo
mousse containing lc' acres Of land und good state of
cultivation, wei wooded wate.ed and fneed
Sr "ANl;S MORSE, n.
Eat MnntpAier, Nov ,. 1855
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29
Fro he Boston Intelligsucer.
Original Novel by N. P. Willis.
THE HOME JOURNAL FOR 1875,
NEW AND BRILLIANT SERIES.

On the fifth of January next the first number of the NEW
sEhlEs FUR 1856, of this well-known FAMILY NEWSPAPER
wan pc issued with new type aud attractions the prin.
cpa one Is oil the knd which has been Proved by both
American and European periodicals. to be the most
ana popular, VIA NOVEL IN NUMBERS. The title ia
rhuL FAME; oRPARTs OF LIFE ELSE UNroLD-A Noyen
n y WILLIS. This as return of the authors pen to
which he abandoned for the stronger attraction Of fact and
aue-'he heid OF romancemay not be undressing to
MS experienced and better knowledge of the world
VIII OF course, give him greater advantages than before
or ruthlke portrayal in felton, He has BESIDES large
store OF personal observation and incident which has been
apart from his available material while confined to actu
~ description and which could only be used through the
MISUNDERSTANDING process Of romance.
in ADDITION 70 this new feature, original sketch
es and ballads by g. P NORRIS an original novelette, in
verse, founded upon fact, called, THE SroRY OF STAR by
D. NJ FIELD are among the inducements for new subscribers
TO commence with the FIRST number Of the year
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29

Vermont CentfaI X. K. Company.
THE adjourned meeting If stockholders for the election
Of seven Directors aud The transact ion Of such other
business may be deemed proper will be holden North
field VI. Wednesday,, iec l2lh, at 10 O'clock A. NJ
E.P. WALTON, lL, Clerk,
Nov. 26. 1885 49w3
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N Office.

WHEREAS my wife, Patty Clark has lel NY he'd and.
board. this Is to notify all persons not TO trust her
my account. NJ shall pay no debts Of her contracting.
ROSWELL CLARK.
MorrstOwn, Nov %, 1855.
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ting be had In this or any other city in the
Union"
East Greenwich, r. T., March, 1854.

Ting terms be had in this any other city in the
Union"
East Greenwich r. T., March, 1884,
Prom Nj. II. McChesney, Pianist of Jonesvlle. Mich.
have examined particularly the Pianos made by Jacob
for richness and decacy Of Tone ghtness of touch and
prompt action, for heauty and durability of style md finish
think they are unsurpassed, and cheeruly recommend
'pect. N. ii. MoCHEsNEY Pianist.
From Prof T. H. Howe, Boston, Mass
Having examined the various kinds Of Piano Fortes
ufacured by Jacob Chickerng, Of Boston, Mass and hav
ing used them myself cheoruy recommend them per
sons wishing first class Instruments
T II. HOWE, Teacher Of Music, IS Bedford St,
And Organist at Rev. Mr. Laure's Chnrch, Charestown
From Mr.. J. Mozart, the distinguished and popular
BassO, of Bostoa
Having often seen and stried Jacob Chick erngs Piano
fotes, can freely say that they give the Ear perfect sat.
lsfactIon and in finish passed by Instrument
that have examned-teir action Ia perfect being free
from that stiffness which charactezes most Of the Pianos
Boston, May s, 1856
From the Boston Daily Chronicle.
SrIRAL ScRoi PiASo. FoRTE.-This IL new and very
elegant form Of Piano Forte legs recently
by Jacob Chickeng 300 Wasi gton St. Boston IL gives
his richly carved additional establishment. For
chaseness and beauty think this class Of Jacob Chick
erngs Piano Fcrtes arc unsurpassed The form of the
leg entirely new and very attractive in appearance
These instruments are also unsulp passed in gtn of
on power and brlliancy of tone, depth Of bass, and
| sweetness Of treble.
Daily Chronicle, March 28th, 1855.
Fro I he Boston lnetligencer.
SOMETHING NEw--We noticed in the Ware Rooms Of
Jacob Chckerng, Washington st., new style eff ri.
ano Forte leg in the form of spiral SCROLL exceed
insly rch elegant and tasty and great addition
the embellishments of his fine carved cases. Of hch
are truly magnificent
AN who wish tn purchase instrument should thoss
OF Chickering's with this beautiful ornamental leg as
thcy WIZ ma them superior instruments in all other parts
quick and light in action powerful and brilliant IN tone.
possessnga depth of bass and of treble
dom found Al Chickering's rooms may be found choict
assortment of instruments and examine them il the
duty OF every purchaser Remember the number, 800
Washington street
GEORGE w. WILDER. Montpelier, VT, is agent for thu
sale of the above instruments for Montpelier and vicinity
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29
Notice.

WHERAs Della my wife has left my my bed and boord
w withoRt any Just provocaton kud refuses return
and live with me- this Is to forbid all pc, harbong
trusting her on my account shall pay debts OF her
contracting after this date. BENJA AMIN CAANTELL.
Mddless8. Nov, /, 1855. 46w3+
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Fron Rev. e. \. Warren, East Greenwich. r. L

From Rev. e. n. Warren, East Greenwich, RI.
In letter written by Mr.. Warren, he says, have had
Of Jacob Chickering's Piano FOrtes in my family near
y two years, which In all respects perfect INSTRUMENT
and gives us entire satisfaction He adds Also the fol
lowing testimony to these Pianos These Pianos too
unrivalied in the perfection and beauty of their CON
struction having Iron Frames and Circular Scales In
touch elasticity sweetness and brllancy of tone, the
unsurpassed consider these Instruments in power
Of tone depth Of bass. and blliancy of TREBLE equal to-
any in the country Mr. Chckerng the first Steam
Mill in this country and where by machinery of his own
invention he possesses extraordinary facilities for manu-
featuring Piano Fores. He dries and seasons his material
by steam in the best MANNER and by his new and inge
Nous machinery, which much manual labor, he
ab to offer his instruments TO the public at prices which
cannot fail Of being satisfactory, and accommoda
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29

Gents Furnishing Goods.
A COMPLETE assortment ef Cents F. FINISHING Gooar
"A on hand, and will DO sold at low prices for cash.
July, "a, lass A. c. FfnLR
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n ails,

Nails.
600 KEGS Of Eagle Nails just arrived and for sale
OUU cheap Tor Cash by FULLER 4 SMITH.
Aontspliet, July ?. 1885.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29

From Freeman Hunt Editor Of Merchants Magazine, m
In note to MI Chckering, dated New York February
10th, 1854 Mr. freeman Hunt Editor of tho Merchants
Magazine says am entirely satisfied with the Piano
purchased Of You ast year. My daughter is taking lessons
In music and her teacher onou noes 1t the finest toned
instrument she ever played upon All WIN have seen il
are struck not only with the richness Of its tone but with
the finish and elegance of the Instrument +"
have during the past year, account of the stat of
my health, been compelled TO renqush public speaking
portion Of the time and have filed agency for The
above Piano. in Mr. C.s establishment. And AFTER long
und careful examination Of his methods Of manufacture
and setting up lasge number Of his Instruments among
the families Of my friends in different States and mott cine
how they have stood the various changes of climate &c.
am prepared to pronounce them the use Be-
sides they warranted b! Mr. G. without reference
time"
Boston, May. 1855.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29
RECOMMENDATIONS.

Observation-Disclosures.
We select The following from numerous testimonies
f. ON Musicians and Amateurs, who have examined or.
used jacob Chickering's Piano Foftes.
From Charles r. Adams, Boston, Mass. - .
The following note was given BY Mr.. Adams an &C.
comp'shed musician June 10TH le5i:ss being well &C.
quainted with Jacob Chickering's Piano Fres and those
of other celebrated makers in this city, take great pleas
ure IN saying that most cheerully recommend those
Mr. Chickengas superior instruments, having an even.
ness and sweetness Of tune and lghtness Of action and
great perfection and beauty Of style and finish and no.
leve they will invariably give satisfaction
CHARLES r. ADAMS, Director Of Music
al the New Baptist Church, (Dr Neale,s)
Somerset street, Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29

New nBrOOms yyveeP clean.
WE have just received 1000 Broons WI ch we will sell
w cheap. Call and see, at the Depot Store. liberal
discount made to the Trade. FULLER & SMITH.
Montpelier Nov. 7th, 1885, AZ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20
n<aD
NEW YORR DIRECT.

.sa-,;ss s;.ss srsrE, raS s'eA~n" c,,r.'s Bnlrros
will leave Fall River every Tuesday, Thursday
sn1 Saturday evenings on the arrival of the steam
boat train ~ cars from Boston Tor New York,
via. Newport, l"aving Newport q, - O'Clock
and arrive in New york at about l-2 O'Clock
next morning-Iletnrning, will leave New York
at O'Clock, p. ~.
The BAY STATE, Captain Brown. vii
leave Fall River every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday NJ abovc. ioi New York wa. Newport,
caving here NJ about = IA och ct, and on hci
e,urn l,aving New York nj 8 p m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

NOAL, Coal, Coali-The subscriber has now
" on hand a fall supply of English Canal,
scotch Spllnt Coal. Also a superior quality of
Red .nd White Ash prepared Coal oi all siles,
which he will furnish =, the lowest prices.
ALSO
Walnut Wood. very superior just received. -
Southern Pine, well easoned. Seasoned Oak,
very handsome Green Oak.
W. j. swiNBURSE, Wharf ci'po'ts foo,
~ May strce,. 1870
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20
Stoves, Ranges
AND
F j R N A c { s 4.

MAY always he found at the Subscribers, o
Iu most approved patterns, aud set with care,
and warranted to WORK well. Also, tin and sheet
ron ware on hand, with other articles usually
sept n, suh store. Tin, copper, and sbce
ros s.vp ads order Orders solicited.
WMUROWNELL L..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20
FEvER-SORE CURED.

rhe Rev. RICHARD DUNNINO, Pastor OF the Pres
yrrnn church, Adams Basin, Monroe county, New York,
wrote to have just received letter from Mr. CHAN.
DuaSlsG, relative 10 the Of his Fcvefsors. Yon
nay depend wha II states, for he Is Christian man
nj elder In tho church. Some years since he had to
one of his legs ca. or to his f in consequence
4 Feversore. The other leg being now affected: and
bout 10 be unpntaied recommended BRANTs MEpI.
Read the retult He says II haze uscd only three
oTrLrs Of BRANrS MEDICINE. Jkred AL norE.
from your recommendation that Medicine, and
ay that, with the blessing of God Ais Effected "
~ ic0." See Pamphlets fuf full particulars
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20
cANcERous scRoFULA!

This Is the case Of dying who vet Hres. He ca
sved of a worse of SCROFULA by only foeiss BOT
Yes Bfans Purifier, than ever cured by the uso ~
of the bst Snrsddto that was ever made
Sarsaparla has sef medical 10 effect the cure
" such a yeroiingiy hpeiess case.
MIR j. b. HaSkfN, OF Rome, Oacfa Co.. ~ y, had Seraf
Ia four redys- confined "a his bed the last yedr-e
Eas so much diseased debta,ed az to be Unable
aise his hand to his head He had the brs medical ddr
had used ALL OF the best Sdysadras IN no good erect
20! rorse and oorse and considered TO be IN dnS
10 H and could live ceayfoys honrs iogv, when he
commenced using BRANTS PURIFIER His nerk rd.
nca marty oG on 20 cav hole mas eaten nroses
,s ,cindDipe under his chin, that he breaed through
he hpe his cuten around that could be fVte<
W of its place only holding by snail pfece the use
he arm as large mans hand had nearly eaten hropys
,s side his body Thus he aliciss with ficenfb
mch putrid aer ogcsife ulcers vars.s parts Of bic
erson. For further and full particulars see our PAM
ULETS. - - .
Dr. THOMAS W WILLIAMS, one of the most skilfp! ply
ciuns of Rome was called 70 see Hashin The day ooys
ne commenced using Brants Purifier. DIR. W. xamined
,in and then told linn that all The medicines In ne eovSe
a ilini nisc cu.a Xyaa
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20
FOR SALE
August 23d, 1855.

" Vt. % OOLLENS u %.
WOULD respectfully invite the attention
w OF purchasers to their new stock of Fall
Goods now open and for sale at the lowest pric.
es. Strangers visiting Newport will find some
noveIties in Silks, Roles, Enb, oider'es, I.aces,
Ribbons, Sc, equal to the best in any city, and
as cheap,-lnany styles oi which are all sold
out before thew return home, making this E.,
vorable opportunity to supply themselves.
H23
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20
.aIuCERS CURED.

ul . 3. IL KiNNEY, merchant Clinton, opeidn county
T.. INFORMED rs tli CnI,cer-doctur IN snid county
'm. wuudr IN cares Of & tSCERs rrUu., tho efficacy
BRANWS PURIFYING EXTRACT a eaBeer-docf"v
'''ur county, n T. IL also using sud PrRiftER. Mr.
- ILL.,, drdggHi, at Cana ohare, Montgomery ccrin
y. Y" has Informed US OF an important eaye IF CAN
X cf iuus sandnF, which WINS efJctcd aged n,ly
ha place H. therefore, this PURIFIER Cancer by
purifying, healing power, wnut impure disense OF ths
God can II not Ct rs Seven years experience and tr.
MI iilurC none bni NYhnt L will cure.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20
MOTTO

TIE subscribe iniorms the public that he /.
prepared To trim carriages, manufacture and
repair husesses, saddles. trunks, Sc. in the
very beet manner and AT the shortest nUtice, at
NO. II Broad s.
Toilet, shop No. l3 Broad street, connected
with the carri ,ge shop, which has heretofore
al.o been occupied a a carriage makers shop.
jy2l JAMES MAGEE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20
SWALnS CELEDRATED
PAN A EA,
ron THE CURE OF INCtPlENr
CONS PTIO

RDFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE
SWELLING, RuEUMATlsJ, DISEASE, or
THE LIVER 4 sKiN, AND All DISEA sEs
ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OF TIE
BLOOD, AND the EFFECTS or MeRciRY
UNAiM'S PANACEA has been for more ihan u
y years celebrated IN this country and IN Europe
Tor its extraordinary cures, for the etriiienes OF
which reference Is mnde I" the directions and hooks
(Which may be had graii) aecompanaIy ing the Pan
acea.
Il has been used in hospitals aud private prsclce
aud has hal the singular fortune {" be recommended
by the r"St celebrated physicians and other eIni-
ncnt persons. Among others by
~ Gibson, NJ d., Professor oi surgery, Pa 'Ini-
versty,
Valentine uotl II, D., Prof Of surgery. y. Y
University
". =. Devices, ". D., Prof of Mid, Pa. Unit
versiy-
n. Chapman, NJ. L Prof. of Physie, Pa. unser
r. Puke, ND Presr College OF Physicians,
Phin.
Or. Del VALID, Prof. ofMeJcine, Havana.
Jose Eonrence de l.nrz, Prot. of surgery, Lisbon
q. w Irving, late Minister 10 Spain.
]. Chipman, Member of Royal College Surgeons.
London.
SIR Thomas Pearson. Maj. General British Arnv
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &c, &c.
.5nd, also, the wonderful cures effected ty
Sesm's Panacen, have for mnny years made it,L
iuvsiu able remedy The Pan..cea does not contel,
Mercury IN any firm, aud being M innocent pr pa
alton, II may be given to the most tender infant
The retnil price has been reduced 10 = l5O ps
ot,le Containing three hall in,S,)or tLree boiLs
ms4
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
swain's PaDacea Is in round hotties, futrh Ion
stndnally, with the following letters blown ON the
SWANS -PANACEA-PnILAD !"
and having the name Jas swain, stamped on the
srang way, aud written on the label covering tho
cork and splendid engraving for the side OF the
hottie composed Of geOnetric lathe work, COM
prisng nine dIfrreLl lies, which have been turned
for the exclusive use Of the Proprietor, by Draper