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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-08-31
North Carolina.

In .fmrjcan Heart Where Is there pur-
er, or nobIpr, OF more intense American heart
trln IN North Carolina, among tue honest far
nrrs THE couutrv2 Where does the fire OF a
1urrr Americansm burn brighter than in old
Mrckenburg, the very cradle Of independence:
and how has she recorded her verdict BY an
Increased majority Tor Burton Craige, man
with heart big enough for humauiiy-a genu-
ne, liberal, unproscFiptive American heart:
such heart as throhs freely, generously, for all
that Is true and right, untrammeIIed by petty
r7udjces.
There arr aot FIVE hundred foreign and Cath
oI'c voters in the State. and the majority for the
Drnocratic party as shown by the rect Mt vote,
Sa.oot seven thousand. Even suppoSlag that
VERY ioreign-5ofn citizen, every Catholic ctr
zen in the State voted Tor the aati-knowA Moth
ing Ecandda'es, there still remains a clear malorl-
Y oL sixty FIVE hundred native born Protestant
c''zras against the party which arrogaips to il
~' 'ar exclusive appr!ation Of ''American. p
'2"' Is It not an insult TO the people Of North
la'o'ina tor defeated minority to stamp the
S..a, majority of their native-born Protestant
T'2"-clzens as ''anli-AmeIican 2" Shall a
%0.on denounce the people Of the good Old
No'io-S'aie as ''anti-American,' as the 'ioreign
c2 alhoc party % Is the verdict of North
1''ohaa nothing Is the soemnly-recorded
,'.e OF vast majority of natiee-born Protest
~"' citizens nothing? Has not the State spoken,
s"' Is she not American? Is North Carolina a
"r'gn or Catholic State
How long is this insulting trumpery to be
p 'sFFeTed IN? How long is II to be endured ?
~" 'ons will the respectable members even of
''' party sustain their organs in such arrogant
''"ssHse -Riimiagfon Journal.
',ANo PREVENTIVE or YELLOW Fever
a, ;, ,,,"'rsPondent Of the Norfolk Herald suggests
- s' SUaiio be tested as a preventive of yellow
S'' lie gives the following as the reason of
-stStIon II take leave now TO state a
~, =. "a,Ch was related to me by Capt. H. H..
.f. .N'' Us Navy, whilst he was in command
g. we S'oop-of-war St. Louis, on the coast of
e '1''' during the awful rage of yellow fever
g. s'"ae years back. He stated 10 me that
or. .-F"S ol The merchant vessels were swept
o. -" ".e most awful manner, and every ship
an ~al "a no, save the st. Louis, shared the
5I ,' 'a'F' and she, if my memory holds good,
"a. "o' lose soul. Tins be attributed solely
on, fuan'fy OF guano he bad purchased for his
b,,, 4'",, ar as an experiment, when he returned
h.., mere was cot more than one or two
I'D. S u IL and such was his faith in it, as
5s,,L that he bad it sifted about on the
''''n deck Of the ship.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-08-31

furnished with free tickets through TO Niagara,
and Immediately left on the cars for that place !;
but the recruiting officer, hearing of their ipten-
ton to stopat Paris, take the Buffalo and Brant-
fort railway, and get their passage free to the
land of liberty. gave notice to The conductor by
telegraph to keep an eve on the gentlemen
When at Paris they attempted 10 carry out their
designs bot We're arrested and carried on. Pro-
baby they will see Sebastopol before they re-
turn. They were respectable in appearance,
bat carried the joke ieeiletoo far"
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GtleGt l1ortrn.
The Angels in the House

T5,er pairs Of dimpIed arms, as white as snow,
Hid ne 10 solt embrace;
Three IIt;lr checks, ike velvet peaches soft,
We're placed against my face.
Three riny pairs Of eyes, clear, so deep,
Looked upIn mine this even;
Three pairs OF lips kissed me sweet good night,
Three lijtle forms from heaven!
a. IL well that little ones should love us;
II lights our fate when dim,
To know that once our pure Saviour bade them
Bras little ones 10 him.
S,lss NOT .0fsuch is heaven and blessed them,
Aad held them to his breast?
Is, not sweet 70 know that when they leave rs,
IT'S there they 90 10 rest!
3rlye We tiny angels Of my house!
Three hearts enca>ed 10 mine
How tsopld be shattered, if the Lord should say,
These angels are not tLine'
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SPEcIAL ELECTION AT SHIrPENsaUEc.-A
special election for member Of The Town
Council was held at Shippensburg on the 14tb
inst, and resulted, after warm contest, in the
electionof John McCurdy, Esq, aa- lrishmaE
by birth, by majority A. over his Know-Noth-
ing opponent. ShpPensbtrg has heretofore
been one of Sans strnng-hoIds, but the election
OF Mr.. Nee. has considerable damaged hiS fu-
ture prospects in that ocalitv.-Cntisie Dem.
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YORK COUNTY.

70 The Democrats of FORK County, at their Con-
veniion last week, nominated one of the best tickets
eyer selected in that County, Their pteGge viii be
found in the following card
The undersigned, candidates nominated by
the Democratic Convention Of York county. do
hereby sormnlg declare, and 10 this declaration
pledge our sacred honors, that we are not mem
bers Of the know-Notbug order, or Of any other
political organization except the Democratic
party, to which alone We belong and that We
will not, during the term for which W. NAY be
elected, attach ourselves to any political party
outside Of The Democratic party, and will faith
fully conform to lis usages in any position IN
which we may be- placed. Those OF US who
are nominated for Senator and representatives
do especially pledge our sacred honor, that we
will unite with aud be- governed by Democratic
legislative caucuses, aud give our hearty, earn
est and SO far as in us lies, effective support TO
the non,ierS Of such Democratic caucusrS-- and
further, that we viii ltarp 10 means, fair and
untried, 10 procure The repeal Of the
liquor law passed last winter, commonly known
as the '.jug law
w. H. WELSH,
SAMUEL MANEER,
ISAAC BECK,
JAMES RAMSEY,
A. G. BLACKFORD,
A. VENT,
ANTHONY DRESSENBERG,
JOHN RIEMAN,
KILLiAN SMALL.
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Gil in Shppensburg is in itselfa matter of but
little consequence, but ''straws show which
way the wind blows'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-08-31

~ When the know-nothings were beaten
in Virginia il was the open ballot that did the
work, according to their newspapers. They
have tried the secret ballot in four other States,
and the result is new disaster to their hopes
Desperate at the prospect, they now seem TO
have resolved-vide the Louisville tragedy
that nobody shall hereafter vote but themselves.
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CARRIED THE JOKE TOO FAR.-lhe Toronto
tCanada) Patriot says:
s.Two Americans, on Wednesday morning,
wishing to secure free passage from London to
Niagara, received a small bounty, and enlisted
to serve in the Foreign Legion. They were
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Qy-Thriy members OF the Know-Nothng Lodge
at Cocoa Ala, have published card of withdrawal
in the Montgomery Advertiser. They declare 10
have done So because satisfied, upon due reflection,
that the tendency of the Order is aRti-repnbcan !;
that the obligations imposed its members coll
trary 10 the spirit OF Americas institutions and dan
gereuS 10 a free government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-13
PUBLIC NOTICE.
RIJsHTON CLARK g. cos

RUSHTON CLARK g. cos
GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For Consumption, Scrotula, dc.
THE late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK
Il & CO. being dissolved by the death of w L..
RUSHTON, (the only Rushton ever connected with
the firm) their GENUINE COD LIVER OIL will
In future be prepared only by HEGEMAN, CLARK
Il CO, surviving partners and sole successors. 1t
was Mr.. Clark who went to New Foundland to SUI
perintend its manufacture, and he Ia the only Drug.
gist who went from the United States for that
purpose; and he will continue his supervision of
that branch of business, will warrant our Oil
pure and genuine As success in its use depends
upon it's pnriy. be particular to that the sigma
ture of HEGEMAN. CLARK & CO is over the
cork of each bottle. Hundreds of persons who had
been using the Oil of other makers, without sue
cess, have besn restored to health by the Pure Oil
of our manufacture.
Be particular in ordering, to specify HEGEMAN,
CLARK & CO., for many pc rsons have initiated
cur style of bottle and label, for the purpose of
paiming off inferior article; and since Mr. Rush
toms death, there has been Rushton's Oil intro
duced, which 10 not in any way connected with
Rushton, Clark l. Co, the only representatives of
that firm being HEGEMAN. CLARK & co.
The genuine Oil of Hegeman, CLARK Co. for sale
by PURCELL, LADD co, and by Druggists gen.
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
fe 1S-d&wSn
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TIE DAitss DiSPA iCn.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAkCH IS 1885,

THr ANerI GAsRirL AT HoaE-H Has Adren-
tares Among the Yankees. The Glasgow
Mail Of the 18th of February states that
John s Orr, nicknamed the angel Gabriel,
has arrived at home from New York on the
steamer Glasgow. 1t sayss--
"a most dissonant screeching sound from
the steamer reached the ears of the loungers
on the quay. and In which was soon recog-
nised the old familiar war note Of John 5.
Orr, alias the Angel GabriePs trumpet. As
the vessel neared the wharf, the Angel tof
discord) was only recognized by his old &C
quaintances by the brazen emblems which
he carried, for he appeared not only to have
becomea convert to the beard movement,
but to allow his hair to grow until it hung
over his shoulders. He sprung upon the
quay, took up his old position at the large gas
lamp pillar, blew blast or two on his trum-
pet and shortly hsrrangued crowd of Gu
rions onlookers, pointedto the scars on his
head which he had received in Canada and
the United States in doing battle with pc.
perry, said he would talk to the people oil
Greenock for hours on Monday night of his
adventures and hair breadth escapes among
the Yankees, wheeled round and rushed up
the quay, going off to Glasgow by the rail
way train"
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PERFECT RUSH FOR POWERS &

IA DUKES so cent Daguerreotypes, which, like
the Penny Post and Dispatch. are too well Known
to need putting. We thin 1t only necessary tore
mind I'll public of being I'll the old stand 1S9
Main street. where we are daily taking great many
of those beautiful so cent DagueTFeotypes, which
have been so much admired by every one who has
seen them, and have been pronounced By judges to
be superior any taken at other galleries in this
city for two dollars each While the weather is IA
vorable to the art, would respectfully invite one
and all to give call before visiting elsewhere
Don't forget the name and number.
POWERS l. DUKE,
1S9 Main street. sign of the red flag,
NH Over Woodhouse's Bookstore.
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co-PARrNnRsH1ps, &c.
TO-PARTNERsHIP.--The subscriber,

ICAPARTNEKSHIP.--Ihe subscribers
" hsvs entered into co-partnsfshp for the puf-
nose OF carrying On general Grocery, Ship Char.
dIerv and Commission BUSINESS under the firm Of
George MERtAM6 co, and hsvs taken the
large and commodous lumber house, on the corner
OF 18th and Dock streets They viii keep constant
IL on hand general assortment Of Groceries. Ship
Chandery and Northern produce. They will ALSO
be In regular receipt OF SmithfeId Bacon Lsrd,
and other produce OF that section Of The country
They have now on hand supply Of smith6sld Ba-
CON. large and small sizes suitable for family use-
Their hsuse is spacious and they will be abs to
BEING adjacent to the Dock, the goods can be re.
ceived from or put board Of the vessels free Of
drayage. Insurance can be effected at the lowest
rates They most respectfully SOLICIT share Of the
nnblic patronage GEORGE MERRIAM,
= LEVI GWALTNEY.
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r.. Fl. MAURY & CO,

r. II, MAURY q co,
Dealers 10 EXCHANGE, BANK NOTES. SPECIE,
&c. STOCKS BONDS and other securities bought
and sold on COMMISSION.
FOR SALE.
State, Registered and Coupon Bonds
Va. and Tenn Railfoad-1st mort gage-Bonds.
No do Stock.
Richmond and Danville RAILROADS. year-Bonds.
DO do. Stocks
soutb.Side do guaranteed Bonds.
W CantrsI do Bonds.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

A CARD TO THE LADIES.
nR. DUPONCEAUS GOLDEN Pc
IL RiODICAL PILLS INFALLIBLE in correct
ing Irregularities relieving painful and dhcuit
situation, and removing all periodical Obstructions
from ohGterey causes
NJ B.-Under certain circumstances, married La
dies must not them For particuiars see instruc
tons on the box. Price, 81 per Box. Sold by all
the principal Druggists in Virginia
g. g. LAWRIE, State Agent Washington, U; Cr
to whom ali orderi must be sent. The Pills will be
sent by enclosing 81, condentialiy, by mall Every
box bears the signature of the Proprietor, Dr Du-
For sale in Richmond by r.. r. DUVAL BRO,
J. PICOT, ALEX DUVAL and by DOVE CO ,
Main ct. DC <9-cocom
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ITO MILLERS-A FINE OPENING
~ Is QEEEREl Thu Sinh acriher nrar three

Il Is OFFERED.-The Subscriber, over three
score years old, desiring to retire from business Of
fea for sale, upon liberal terms that valuable pro.
perty known a. "Walkerton Mills situated in the
county Of King and Queen, and State of Virginia,
immedisteiy upon Mataponi. branch of Yosk River,
In the thriving village OF Wakerton, to which place
large vessels and steamboats, constantly plying
This property 10 fine opening to any enterprising
Miller; indeed know of none in the country 90 de-.
sirabls 1t is situated on coed stream of water. in
. most desirable neighborhood, whore the greatest
abundance Of Wheat and Corn 10 raised and may al
ways be purchased at from five to ten cents per
bushel less than In Richmond, Norfolk Baltimore
Il has large three story Brick Mill-Houss. good
Dwelling and other houses. all built but few years
The Mill has three pairs of Grnders and the fourth
may be easily added The character of the -four and
meal stands high in the Norfolk market, where the
most of it Is sold, and always commands the highest
price.
Any person wishing to engage In the business OF
Industrious enterprsng and temperate habits would
soon be able 10 realize q handsome living with q
small capital.
will either sell the whole one. half Of thi pro-
perry to any who understands the business. and
would take the nagement, who would furnish
tsfactory recommendations, Address the subscriber
Postmaster, 6tevensville, Va.
fe l4-2sw4w+ JOHN BAGBY.
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RUNAwAYs.

pANAWAY--Fr0m the subscriber, last
~ Sunday naosriuG negro maa named PETE n,
owned ny Dr.. TAltaferro. OF Gloucester. and hired
By Mes.rs z. n. Tabb { Son. The said negro 10
about feet6 inches high, hss On his neck uu-
der the lefs ear full face drsssed ragged but had
suit Of stolen clothes with hlm-a hst, broad cloth
coat aud black pants A reward of 90 will be paid
for hls delivery TO or secured in Jail that
can get him. HIRAM CARNAL,
NH 9-6ts Brooke Aveaue.
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100 DOLLARS REWARD Ran off

OO on the Nth February last my Negro Man
ROBERT. who h . spare made man, about 81 years
old, thin vits gel about feet. 10 inches high; small
head, and wears small moustsche; 10 a negro Of
eenteel appearance, dresses well, and invariably
wore acap, with velvet band around 1t, and blue
thing and having left portion of 1t at his room,
not certain Is description of clothing he car.
fied with him. The above reward will be PAID II
taken the States fifty dollars, IL taken within
one hundred miles of Richmond or twenty-five dol
lars taken within that distance, and all reasonable
expenses paid II secured in jail, or delivered to MI
John a. Greaner of Richmond.to whom he IL hired
for the present year, a. tobacco hand.
MARIA ID. ANDERSON.
NH SLOT Beaver Dam. Hanover CO., Va
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The Pittsburg Gazette states that there Is a regu-
larry organized association of blacks In that city,
bound together by the most solemn oaths, and
meeting in secret, whose object is the abduction
coiored servants, travelling with their masters, who
are suspected to be slaves
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DIVERS DOMESTIC CALENDAR,
(PATENT APPLIED FOR)
r AIDES PrODrietors of Hotels, Schools

II L
IL Public Institutions, and all persons having
LAUNDRY to be Ironed Cslendared, are re-
spectfuy invited to examine these Machines as
without one establishment can be said to be COM
PLETE. -
Persons who have used even the cumbrous old
fashioned Mangle, may know something of its nth
ty; and to those who have not used one. will be
briefly enumerated the many advantages combined
The superior style in which the articles are cALEN-
DARED; also the saving in time labor and money!
one woman can perfectly smooth and highly glaze
more Laundry, such as Sheeting, Table Cloths Cur
tains Napkins, Towels and numerous other articles
in one day than can several with Smoothing Irons
Fuel is entirely dispensed with at all seasons, the
Calendar producing its glaze entirely
Bye OLDPRESSURE.
House Linens will last much longer, as it is soon
decayed by the use of hot irons applied to it hen
damp-each application OF the Calendar producing q
high gloss and retaining the pesrly whit and
being provided with India Rubber Springs, 10 war
ranted not to injure the most delicate Lace or most
beautiful Shawl.
Servants can be shown their use in few minutes;
nor can they except wilfully, destroy them they
are wholly constructed of metal highly finished and
occupy but about four feet square of room The
saving effected will pay for one that will last
for generations There two sizes to suit the es-
Enlistment, at different prices. Manufactured for
the Proprietor at the Eagle Foundry, by Mr. Rshm,
and for exhibition and sale by Messrs. LARUS l.
SHINE, Main st, Richmond. fe Tim"
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Itis estimated that there are forty locomotive
manufacturing establishments In the United States
which turn out In busy times, 100 locomotives pei
year, and employ 5000 hands.
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je 6--ti
CELIING OFF CHEAP.-Haxinp val

CEILING OFF CHEAP.-Having yet
- on hand a fine assortment of French and Eng
lsh Merinoes of all shades al-Wool De LANES;
Muslin De Laines; Fannels; Cassimeres; Cassnets;
a large assortment of Shawls; Worsted and Silk
Plaids; Calicoes; French Ginghsms yard wide, very
cheap; Plaid, Figured and Plain Silks; Wooden Ho-
sery; Grape Shawls and many other articles which
want to sell off before the Spring season opens
Great bargains will be offered to those in want by
calling at AUGUSTUS MAILERTS
fe q No al Ma;n st
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NEW STORE AT TYLERSVILLE

NEW STORE AT TYLERSVILLE,
~ ROCKETS -ENROUGHTY l. CO. have es.
wholesale GROCERY and Commission BUSI-
NESS, and have taken that large and commodious
fire. proof Warehouse lately bult by Messrs s. Nc.
Gruder 4 Sons. where we intend to keep a general
assortment of Groceries, and to sell at small adj
vance upon prime cost to punctual customers. We
hope to share portion of the patronage of the
neig n borhood and the surrounding country when
we hope shall make it to their interest to give US
call.
STORAGE WANTED We can take on Storage
any Goods that may be offered. For Molasses Fish
Tar NC, we have Cellar not surpassed by any in
the city, free from freshet.
ENROUGHTY L CO.,
NH SLOT Rockets.
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4. 2o.-eoImG1awts

OTTO E-1he firm of MAURY 81
IN MORTON 10 this day dissolved by mutual con.
cent As the business will be continued by Messrs
r. MAURY l. CO tie undersigned, J: NOR
TON has disposed of to them his interest In the con-
cern ard committed to them the settler ent thereof
K. Fl MAURY,
J. b. MORTON.
p..L-..5 I'll eo.h 1875
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nREAT EXCITEMENT PRODUCED

AKEAI EACIIEMENl fhODOCED
VI BY TAKING LEoNARDsS COUGH SYRUP
Upwards of 5000 bottles sold in Richmond alone, and
MT one single failure, when taken az directed
You must If YOU wish to secure health take Leo
NARDS INSTANT RELIEF. 1t has had more
success than all cough mixtures ever produced.--
Take ad vice In time before the seeds Of Consump-
ton have taken root and with smiling faces. rive
three cheers for LEoNARD'SI INSTANT RELIEF,
and this good old Commonwealth. =
~ Price, 25c per bottle ~ 4
Messrs PURCELL, LADD Co wholesale Agents
to be had of all Druggists, and Geo. Webb, Norfolk
". - NH IL
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NOTICE.-For the convenience of per-
IN residing in the vicinity of Rockets or sur
rounding eighborhood, we have this day established
at Tylersve Rockets place of deposit for letters
to and from the Richmond p. o. Persons availipe
themselves of the convenience of same viii find it
ed through Richmond p. O., and when directed 10
Box 281 in same will be punctually found in our
place of deposit at Rockets Letters will be sent TO
Richmond z. 0. every day at 5 O'Clock, and can be
deposited night and day charge of cents viii, be
made upon letters eacn way; the same win be paid
taken out. ENROIIGUTy L C0y ~
NH 8-6t* Tvlsrsv;ii. HasISt
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PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS,

CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN STs
I>HE subscriber takes pleasure in announ;
= cling to the public that his PLANNING and SAW
MILL is now in complete order.
Having recently incurred an expense several hun.
dred dollars in reftting and pefecting his Machinery
toi flanns, saving and Tongueing and Growing all
kinds of Boards and Plank he is now enabled to ex-
eeate superior work, at greatly reduced prices
call from those in want respectfully solicited
de 9-ts WILLIAM FORBES
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VO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.--The
~ Subscribers have associated themselves together
undsr Che style of DICKINSON HILL l. CO, for
the purpose of conducting the AUCTION and COM
MISSION business.
FrankIin fla r. H. DICKINSON,
N. B. HILL,
A. aO-dAwSm CB. HILL.
NOTICE.-Mr. ALEXANDER STER-
IN LING will have an interest in business from
this date. CRENSHAW ";
Richmond. Jan. LIST. 1854 jas
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(lEkIAIN CURE FOR CORN

4 NEkIAIN CURE FOR G. o RN S.
~ INSTANT RELIEF FROM PAIN. BY THE
USE OF POLLARD'S LINIMEET.-Resd, read:
SIR-Haying suffered more from CoRNs than any
one person living, and having been humbugged out
of considerable money by vendors of Corn Plaster
and nfallibles for Corns had given up all hopes o.
bottle of PoLLARD's IMMINENT, and used it as an
expe riment but to my surprise and qualification, it
afforded instant relief, and can now wear as tight
boot any one Try it. ali YOU have Corns, and my
word for it, you will agree with
ONE WHO HAS TRIEDIT.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD CO., Bennett u
Beers, Adie Gray. Duval 4 Norton, w. P. Ladd,
L. B: Thomas, and Druggists generally throughout
the city. NH z