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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09
TIVE MARRIAGE GUIDE; OR, FAMILY MEDICAL AND
i pHYSI0I n,ICAI. INSIRI lCTOR for tho EnfcInl uae
LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, IN THE NEIGH
~ bOrhood Of Thompson and Blocker streets, u
small white Engsh terrier slut, cropped ears long tail
ana black mark or line the lett eye answering TO
the of Fret. very liberal reward will be given
to whoever will return her to No Depau row. Blocker
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

ZOUTHS' AND CHIIDREN'S CIOTHING.-J0SEPH
i b. Close, Bailey h Co., No. Park place, opposite
the City Hail. have hand the best assorted spring
and stock and to be found in the United
stases and suitable for all ages from three 70 twenty
years old at Wholesale and for greatly reduced prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

nECORAT1vE FRISCO PAINTER OF THE GERMA
~ snd Italian school.-Is ready to decorate in U
most approved manner, and in all styles Address, /
20S Spring street, New York, GEORGE FITCH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

AT AIIS-oF ASSORTED SIZES FROM PENsY.vA.
IN mia iron works, TOR sale low, TO close,
T. W. MARSHALL, JR., 12s Frot street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

TKVENTOR'S OFFICE, 6s WALI4 STREET, EW
i York; 40 (ofice 27) State street, Boston.-Ibob-
ject of this Office is to place inventors OF patents on
nection with capitalists whereby they can obtsh
sstance to perfect sell the whole parts Of th in
ventons, form connections with parties for ttrma
nnfacture OF their patented articea Such Off. has
long been needed by young and ingenious mechars to
enable them obtain perfect their inveions
with rapidty and place them before the publ that
they may realise substantial returns for the wks Of
their genius. Off.e hours from 10 A. NJ. o3P.I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

TAR JOHN WILLIAMS, VETERINARY SURGEO
H. respectfully informs his numerous friends and e
public that he continues practising successfully
different diseases Incidental to that noble animal 10
horse at his fire proof establishment, with twey-
two box stalls tor sick horses at the sign of the gon
horse 13l Chryse street. between Broome and Delay
streets DR.. Williams experience for examining hoes
for soundness favors neither party
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

- any description Of carbonAted or fermentA watcs.-
Those who drive their wagons, hae shipping
contracts, country consumers, can mab contacts
for better article, and of superior quhty aid At
about half the usual price. Contracts for ~ amont,
and always prompt. Premium goods, and nWays god.
Goods packed for shippers in any desired sty.
w. A. L. 0SiRANDER, IS Fast foadwa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

lITH0 WOULD NOT PoSSlsS BEAUTIFUL lead
w Of hair The receipt OF msdicalprrparstios
which has failed TO restore the hair slough ussd
In thousands Of The receipt will sent any
direction the receipt OF letter eontsing IS osots
In postage stamps, post paid, TO Dr. Ellis, tosdwAy Post
Once. Letters answered Immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

1cS CANAL STREET, NEAR yARICK.-W. Il
lOC VAN NOTES CRATE and fender, kitchen rang.
summer range and stove warerooms. We have a larg
assortment of the latest patterns of nsnel gratst
ranges and Stoves for sale reasonable Grat
and ranges set ana repaired, ranges Incl bfass founo
ers and jewellers furnaces built stoves lined, baker
ovens built and repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

r OST OR sTOLEN-FROM PIER NO. EAST RIVER
IL patent lever gold watch. John Moncas maker, No
s40 Pawnbroker and others requested to stop thu
same Whoever will return the above will be literally
warded by X. 7. BUCK CO., % south street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-09

ID natehless article is unequAled for itbrllisney 81
polish and Preserving qualities sold whoiese BY ARBh
MATT PORTER, lN Canal street near IIlson; aud BY
all grocery and shoe in the Unid States and
Canadss
I,AT BEEr-TAT BEET-TAr BEFT-yLLIhM La
IN LOR Of 80 and 81 Centre Market will or for sale,
saturday March TO- three premium steers fed In Csum
hA county They fkd by Judges bshe steers
that have been In the market this season.
+ ANDsCArE GARDENING AID RURk ARcHITEc
IL turs.-Desgns for th. grounds cotues villas AND
country seats parks bud cemeteries also buildings o.
every hind. iBoLToN SCHUYLER, Broadway.
THohAs H. SUTTON PRINTS TO oRDt, ~ HAND
style at short notice and cheap for H. al kinds Of
cards circulars bill heads bills Of lsdins ntceS rscept
store hills posting AAd handbis Ae. Yon Va ADD SUIT
TONS printing once at the old staad Ia fdoA street h.
tween Broadway asd .sssAa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-22

IRA gentleman fron Virginia recently anaonn.
ced In Tie Washington Hall Hotel, OF Atlanta,
Gs., that he had somehow been relieved there OF
his pocket book, containing $500, but lie seemed
to take The matter SO coOIly That Il wSs sen4taly
supposed tho announcement woS q hoax, most cs.
peCiaIly as The gentleman Departed next morning
Fot honIe, as II nothing had h1ppeued. II was te.
inatked, however, that tile nlolley.mnrkei among
The Colotsd folks was becoming 50 enormously en-,
dollOr bill, the whole $4,000 was finally recover.
ed. Il not known whether the Yitsipian will
take the ttouNle Of sending after the money, now
tIat he has besL informed Of It's recovery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-22

ApuLrEsATEp LlouoSs,-'rhv Toronto (Canarlo)
PotriOt molesSes to have made some startling dis,
coyeties respecting Tue udulteralion Of iquOts in
that Province uhI calls for legislative interference
to OuesI the evil, All kinds of liquors ote e&l.n.
syely countstleitel. Tie l'atlOt says:
'1hc pubIlc has little idea OF tho extent 10 which
the aduitelatiuu Of liquor is carried in This coun,
Try Some time ug1, during the preliminary inycs.
Ilgaiion Of ornninuI cSse, ta firl was inci,len,
tally ELECTED, that oil The liquors Fetaile In pat.
ticuIat house, in this city, were fmatle up IN
Toronto! So SltSing disclosure ,iid not ptrest
the public attention, which was exclusively fixed
upon NtIpt GrntUEss VI lie case. We have IL
Gently been led 10 make inquiries INTO Tie extent
10 which this system Of oduiteltliou is catn,d,
aud the result will cause some sutpIlse Ia the un.
initiated, Probably nine tenihs ri tie lquUIs
sold In tile CiEnre alnIIeluit, Indifferent trrIecS,
the lowest qualities II queRtIy containing int q
drop Of The li4uot under the name Of which They
nEc sOil, Thre nte various parties engaged III
the fraud; but the greatest offenders are to he found
ninongS the grocelS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-22

IUOlcloustr Coora-Tbe lIedtotd STANDARD tolls
The following,
"a frieMl Of ours, who hos been unfortunate
his LOatdng house vety quietly aud suddenly, ss
soon aS lie itSt symptoms ii ills disease began 10
manifest themselves, aud took his quarters al The
hospital In order to allay the anxiety OF his land.
lord as to his Whereabouts, he dt9mlel hin a mole,
stating TINT he entertained no personal lOsliIlly
towards the houss,but pe,dil not wish to assoriole
with the bOsIdet$H
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-22
Tor he lrhnlias tshliietHts1 J
The Convict.
~ torItE kErDss.

fs,r,..,oa ~ m inoi6oo, related 10 The .n,b,
lille slondine IN the ConSIcrs gave yard at Sill
Ing, New York. 80
Worn aud weary, on he ralst
Lay tile tontltt iphIs cell,
Where no elstnitouli pierce the datkne'',
or tbttoHthS nNTn TO ttlli
SLOW conSutnrtoR's hpslins hstIic
Msntl.d DER htsl lp and cheek
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-22

wnrwS DlLtoS'-Bmnl In his Dictionary
Of Science aUswe's this question Os tolIows:
'lllLWoS- Enumeration, denotes y million ot
mliiunS, md is expressed by lC0O, 600 OF, UUO.--
The French use the same VOID To lIenOle thou.
sand millions. Theten probably contraction
Of bis and miAioni whence the English sgnlica.
lion, million Of millions, nppedls InUte accOtd.
ing 10 analogy Thus LiGUndialiC means lie
square Of asqaute, OF The PtOlaC! Of two qaudta.
lIcs.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-22

Tue bio LuNr or GoLp ArrAcHgp.-T lump
Of gold which is on exhibition in Washington ST.,
which was valued at $4,000, was visited This
afternoon BY a constable, VITO was about 10 put
an attachment upon It fot q sign painters TIL,
%Mch, with expenses, amounted TO about 500
The proprietor Of the lump probably thought thai
the I'LL was exhofbtanl, aud Therefore tefused 10
pay i, but liz did not like tile ideu Of Ills gold be.
ing taken oway, aud 50 ssttIed,-BosiOa Gazette,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-22

aTltisstated that tile B,tlt'A Government has
Just dispatched Two naval Officers 10 tie United
States, 10 purchase a number Of steamsts fot Sat
purposes. Yeselsof list! dta9sbl totlse In ihe
sea Of Asof and III the iaIIlc, ste The class I'm.
dels!ool 10 be wanted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-22

orThe editor Of the oeOrsetown IIetaldi' os
mild us lamb in noticing lie recent InVb upon
his ollie, lie sdys will soft Of pious rssigna-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-22

"Obudicntto Ills high behcSt We feel proud in
Leins abie 10 cOnltOl lie rising spiI! within us in
Ills Instance, and 10 say to these int'gHded not
mistqugh yo0GgsIels- Go tn peaes--'gd and SIN
no muIe,'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-22

trc0l. Ylnasybih Philadelphia Ills lods,
ibgSit b saia, fot i6e pat few days, have been
bsisssd byyoans fllibuslsts, Who ate dssltaas Of
taklpsp,ttin any cause where more fighting lhiR
w6tgis TO Se done. y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-22

t3'The greatest good Of the greatest numbe,c
Is aNaSIm often quoted, but will The majority lhat
luEnpef 9ppeal$ 10 be number Que,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-22

Later from xeo
The Stsa6stIh otsaBi n + 8IsS 4 o r, Ysi
te3Sied lie leYesj tile Afttn6oil she brings llt
teIitseHce from Yeid OiU1 10 the Stti lust, on
s6iSlid day she left thai pott and feai The city Of
Mexico to tie 9th,
She btiugson freight 1851 AS In specie,
Two lsho1ks.of earthquake Rete fell o. Vera
Cruz on the Isl and end inst The first occurred
al half past II o'elQesl Z, Mo the is, ag4s
lasted two Minutes. Tte second, Which pccutfea
on The night fiGe 81, OF The salte hour was ytty
siishl, aid lasted about fifteen Secotas Tie
shock on The LIST idSt was felt al Mexico, Pusbla
Jalapa, and Alyufe9Qt Nolamags was lcRe.,
Apilyate communication fl9m The city Of Mex
leo, dated The 6t nst state tbat affairs were go'
INK OH 10 Tile sathe course as at previous adVlctS,
Tho result OF the vote on the Presidential tet
election had been celebrated with all The customs
a!y slsns Of teIoiclns on great Ucctsiops,, The
C0unc, Of State las returned the total number Of
roles us having been fOE Santa Anna and 4,UIS
pgalnsl him IN, o, Pitqyaue, FEB. TO-
Sreeitl Correspondence ollie PltaYuRe,
VISA CBuz, Feb, I, 1853. /
AT lssl a new government lai been established
although the old Gne slAtls1 end viii, tS long ~
II may lasl, which cdnllnt be ysty lOnet as u u
entirely wilhtUt means ~ llytnpon.
The flFn OG The new organization Slan'ls as l0l'
lows President, AlYhle7, until lhs NTElYa o. Cr'
ballUsi Finance tatoy TalnteSj Wat, loutEi
Interior, I'ayno--anl should not wonder II they
cIttlrd tllelt plan ont.
Sinia Anna is letl ton one mistake 10 aloiheI
--wl0eSS the tasl one, which Is The trcall 81 ueV'
VOL, oHGhf his stauNclIest adhefeg's'
--------+-4-e< -%------++
H.. T,rn-.,,,vr Arxvr.t ems An intelllpent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-22

u5.rhe Maine Law spprars TO have gOt into AZ.
rica, News from The Cape Of Good Hope 10 Dec,
18th, says, Moshesh, chief tnIet at BasOtuland,
has prohibited the importation and sale OF IiquoIs
In an eTectual decree, containing only 'htee
clauses,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-22

svppEs DrlIa.-Nt,, woo3nan, vie q one
d lie conductor. upon tie Ohio and Mississippi
REtl,ead, was found dead Ia her tooh tt the Bdt.
mel House, yesterday, coon anct The tesalardinnft
hour itw.s suggested that the lady was late fo'
dinner and servant was sent up 70 ascertain the
ts..ons The servant found Stttt dssAabttlt, dead
UPON lie door, seemingly 10 The act Of washing,
Il she had A tosel In het hand, Mrs, w.ihad
been subject 10 sick spells oil winter and HE sup.
nosiiiSn Is that she died oil an affection Of The
bestt-Cin. EaH. of Tatsday,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-22
"we,ll have a htCISllR vie The lave
Ru,i tasccr IniSS'iW

TLtrc is much we would Ike to say on this sub.
lect, onI shall tccut to II again, We think manS
opportunities for doing good, aud many occasions
fot social ard business Intercourse, atc lost, Which
We might enjoy II We resolve 10 avail ourselves Of
them. The convention al gainesville was one OF
these Opportunities that vas Improved, We hope
wemay 1--we 10 enjoyManyOt those happy reunions
lnthHking, however, Of the tys that ate 10 come,
lei Us no, Io'ge, IL send Major Harris tha! dOat'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-22

RoAtScg m lgAl. I,iFg.- Some yeAts ago q yety
beautiful yoOag ialy wps The @aM Of peIsgn N
iollSialla, wto leltpuletl her out 81 guile lafge
iotIWfes This laiY came 10 his city, where she
married, but not llSll on good terms WIN Ne'
husband 0HdllS obtained Jly0Fcs ttoln tlll ~
iitfI 10 convent, WliiIslShe was there che TO-
ceye,l is.etftom The son Of her fotmet guardian,
informing het of bis fattel's Heath, aud That he
could nj consent IO tcialn that which had been
lleacLetously taken from another and olltllns 10
make restitution. rhcladyinpe1ipttly proceed!
Ell Ito louisiana, hal on interview with llle helt,
and received bach, bolh WlncipIe aud interest o.!
thot she had been @toNgeA ont Of. NO tOohet he'd
she got posaession Of lst Fottue than sle return;
eli to his city, sought out bet iotmer husband, nnd
in n few days was le.martted 10 hinl, YstllY the
lore Of wOliunpasselh understanding Tile parties
ote now livmgiH 81, Louis, aud i Is 70 be hoped,
sill agree heller ihaR lUtmety,-'St. Louis htf|'
hgtattr,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-22
EOfR cnl

TUT UCNT. =
Tu Il room offprlta BY iiithhtlAI Co.,,,
StOIe-p sOl slytH on lie Gr1t jly Of All, <,
RGevIre If J. X. liOiSlptA ~ \
iWlll also rent uRlOu lltll br lbf EtaT Ibt,s
rU0ulS In tie second kIVi 81 irUlli6S Un MaihM i.
buildings, that Will I'M N god VtRes IVr
which will Tepl on good Terms, For PaditHIi, :,
M hi6 mo K I.OI.t,.,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-22
Not1oe

AIf,rt,sons indebted 10 o. W, llsl'kell & Co. or to
o,T,eyn,, sIt Hereby notified to make payment without
DELAY Thoye having hills against US viii ncpIe present
them Tor adjustment. ... uE!S Ek' n 20 D.
e. H. ills our intention 10 make settlements With our
customers leIeaet lie fist NJ July AND fist Of Janu
aTy ri each year This arrangement will bear date Tom
Tue first OF January next ,,,,,,,,,,, -
Irrtn HElSk Kill n 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-22

VF'rbe pcss in Rey. I'll. cbspin's Clutch
New York, were rented Monday evening. Every
desitable pew IL tue Chutcll w's rcO'rd' chiefly
to lormct lewees, OF !pst years rates. lotslanonnI
fot pyws tented $li00. The pews moi set cOsa'
red will tent OF about $500 additional.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-22

trThe effects Il low watet in Alabama sue Sto.
ted Ly Montgomery paper 10 be dead loss Of
I'VE dollass bale on thirty thousand bales Of cot
lon. 2rhs Mobile Tribune estimates tho tnIirS
loss Of This season on the whole cotton crop Of The
stelc by the inability Of rlsntsrsto get their crops
10 market, OF Two million doll.ts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01

Reselped, That the eventual success of any
prohi' itcry law must depend, mainly. upon the
integrity and faithfulaess with which it is ex
ecated, that, while we believe the iaw is cana
bic Of material amendment, and regret that Che
Legislature at their last session. did not pass the
Senate bill On the subject OF the liquor traffic.
we rely confidently on the enforcement of the
present law and cali on all the good citizens Of
the State to give il their undivided ceuntenance
and support. af4e
Resolred, That il he recommended to our
Central Committee to employ two agents per-
mtnently, one on each side Of the mountain, to
lecture and otherswise to promote che interests
OF the common cause.
Resolved That we recommend the appoint
ment in each county of Prudeatial Comnit tce
of three, who shall be charged with the duty of
providing such lectures in each county, us they
may think beneficial.
The time and place of the next Annual Meet
ing were left to the decision of the Executive
Committee.
The Convention passed a vote of thanks to
the citizens Of st. Adams for their hospitality,
and to the proprietors Of the Methodist Church
for the use Of their house.
At IL IL clock the Convention adjourned
sine die.
RYLAND FLETCHER, President.
4 R K. pAsaHo n Secretaries.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01
lflnrrtc0.

In Barre, jan LIST, Mr.. ELoN BRADLEY Of Wiston, to
Miss MARTHA HEwETT OF Barre.
In Elmore, jan list, Mr.. ToapEISs to Miss FRANCIS
HOLMES both Of Barre.
In Orange, Dec 10th, Mr.. DAVID AvENLL of Barre, to
Mrs. SALLY CAMP, Of the former place.
In Lowell Mass Jan. l4h by Rev. Mr.. Thaycr Mir STAN
MANSFIELD, and Miss HULDAH A. sroSE Of Waterbury,
Vt.
In posdan,, N. Y, the evening Of Tuesday, the 10th
inst by Rev. W. Staunton Rector Of Trinity Church. Mr.
THOMAS X DoTy Printer to Miss MARY A. LUCE, both OF
PotslHm and formerly of Montpelier
In Newport Jan. 26th 1865, by Charles NJ Seabuy, ESQ,
Mr. AARON WEBSTER, 3D., Of Roxbury, and Miss Lrcy L.
RYDER Of Newport.
With delight he often sought her,
When their hearts together rum
And, like Kindred drops Of water,
Met and mingled into
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01
R@YAAT@M AgADgMY.

THE Spring Term will Commence Febfu,ry 2Ist, sum
1 mer Term, May Odd Fall FERN, Sept 5th.
EDW ARD r. STONE, B., PIN ipiI, and rencher If
Latin and G teek.
AL0NZO u. DEHfNG, A. B., Teacher of Mathematics
and Natural Science.
M Mr. a. / sr HTkLsuT rrse"p''0s' Teachsrso
Preparatory Studies and Higher English
Moss. CHARLES BELLE. Teacher "f French.
Miss LUCY HUTCHINSON. Teacher Of Painting and
Drawing.
GEORGE ". WILDER, Teacher Of Instrumental Music
and Thurungh lass
THOMAS ArW OOD, Teacher of Vocal .iisic.
4 H. LYMAN, re cher Of Penmanshp.
milton per Term $500; Music ornamental l'ranehes
and Med I'm Languages extra. Boa $2,OI per We k.
Young EeHiiem-n and young adifs who love study and
IT, rewards VIII md here c"mPaBinns aud helpers
ron Catalogues. or further infer Iab address the Prii-
cipa TiH % apply b, letter fur admission sh,uld Sit tie
whether they wish 10 complete either the Classical En-
gIish course ~ he Institution Every application shu Id
he accompanied with full aud careful staten by
TEACHER, yrs me other person 81 education, whn H. uti
maty acquainted with the applicant of the applicants
age, habts, caracte ability aad present attachments in
tnt different branches If slnty.
R"lHl VI. Jan 1858 Ct f.h2l
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Dic0.

In East Montpelier, jan 18th, Of Eryspilas beginning in
finger and spreading the whole system, Mr. ARTHUR
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Of the town, aged SO years.
In Walden, Dec 10th, Mrs PRuDESCG CuRRIgR, wifi. Of
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Our readers will have observed the frequent notices which
have appeared in advertising columns the benefits
sung from the case of wIsTARs in
the cure of diseases the respiratory organs catarrhal ac
tions. liver comraints &c.
Many of the certificates couched in strong language and
may be thought be catchpenny notices. for the pnrpo
SCI drawing attention to quack medicine. Such however,
Wstars Basam of Wild Cherry is not We ourselves
vouch for the good effects this Basam has had diseases Of
the nature of those above mentioned whenever have
known resord to- and that when every other remedy has
been tried and failed
From the New York Evening Mirror, March 80 1919.
1--WE regard the wild cherry of natures own
physicians sort OF good Samaritan of the forest for Its
medical gum has relieved the surngs and saved the lives
of thousands The Balsam prepared by Dr. Wstar is pure
and perfectly reliable preparation Of the real Cherry
and is remedy by "bad to take" We speak
fdeuy and strongly in its praise from having witnessed its
renOvang influence consuptive when all other pre-
scrptions had proved of no effect.
The only genuine always signed l. Butts the wrapper.
For sale by the general agent, FwLE l3S Washing
ton street, Boston, Mass and by his subagens tougou the
United States and British Provinces. t
None genuine unless signed l. 81 TITS on the wrapper.
AGENTS SELLING WIsTAR's BALsAN-Fred. Il. Smith
B. O. Tyler, Montpelier Lewis Zealand, Essex; J. B. Bra
ley, Waterbury II. S. Camp, Stow L. H. Nyes, llydepark
S. Merriam Johnson; 4. J. Slule, Fairfax; Arlington
Pomeroy, I'akerseld j. \. s. White Mortified D. French
Barre; and Agents throughout the State