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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01
EALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS

Il VALENTINE COHEN. It's Broad street, has
opened his New Stock for the season, which
embraces varia.y If desirable goods la Fancy
and Staple On hand . very large stosk Of Cotton
and Woolsn Hosisry. Embrolsosiss Handkerchief,
cloats and falmas Of the latest deseIs Shawis
Blankets. flannels. English and French Mo. luoes
aiehona Inmminss Lsces. Prints. Goods for Cent?
an Rass Wear DC :
The public h 70 p,ctfu IL inyitsd to examine " '
stock before purchasing elsewhere. Ny rIc- " Ii
800 ). VALENTINE COHEN.
&c l-lws ITS Road s.r~s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

DARING Thief Henry, slave to WilIi-n
0. George was arrested and committed to the cage
by sficer Tyler, last Saturday evening to answer
the charge of stealing gold watch and some
money He will have hearing be fore the MAY or
this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

a TO G z N L L E NJ E N.-ALEX,
~ HILL has on hand the best assortment Of
III Geltemen's Ens End Scotch Wslking
~ Boots and Shoes ever offered for sale In Rich
mopd. Gentlemen who are in want of Boots and
Shoes of the best quality, suitable for all and Win
wear, cannot do better than to call and supply
themselves at ALEX HILLS, where they will find
any article they call for in his line and at fair
prices His store Is No. 1T Main st.. Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

KETURAH is respectfully Informed that
would like to see her TO-DAY tbs next fir DAY
at the hour and place designated f.r last Sunday.
&C I-tts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01
THr ORPHANS.

In acknowledgement of the amount raised
.t the children's fair in this city, for the potr
children WHO have been made orphans BY
tha pestilspce, we have received the follow
inc touching Ieiter from the gentleman who
h.s charge of the treasure for the relief of
the people of Portsmouth. and who. we may
add. administers bis office with zeal, energy
and impartiality, which excite universal ad-
miratiou:
PoRrsM nth, VA Sept 20.
NV DxAa Sra: The cultivated farmer-tne en-
t,ehtened merchant cunning artisan AND the
ssnr dv woman and laborer-have all viea In me
noble emulation of who best could wo!k. 10 sHe
vstine the pressure of that sffltctive mgn, wnien
ike the wrath of the Omnipotent, has literally
sb.ded on u.s. And now, II becomes my g.sis,hu 1
du,v 10 acknowledge an Offering consecrNou ~
the pure hsnds and innocent hearts OF very osI
-fjurra,ine the beauty of that freside eduss' ma
~hich hiss taugh. them to remember .ne po29' vour
needv You must go to these children OF YOU.
Generous civ, and carry along with you 10. .uom
the precious blessing of the widow aud the IeInel
less. am, respectfully, your friend ana servant
Treas. of Relief Fund of Portsmousn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

GENTS CALF CONGRESS
&ssaAe1 CATERS; Geut's Parent Leather Pumps,
good; Gaess French Calf Oxford Ties, jus. received
I'd fpr sale ty DAVID WALSH,
Gel Ne 129 Main street..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

NUTS, &c.--Almonds, Pecans, Ftibuts,
~ Palm Mats Pes Nuts kaiaius Cstron, P,unes,
Wsluur, curants Olives, Co. res Picker. rssserss'
Brandy saohes, Bafdinss, Musat w ne, CbA5npagne
W,ns Fspper sauce Tomate Coup As, slwsys on
hand for sale By LOUIS J. soesiEux,
oc l07 Main street.
TrJUBE PAHTE.-2O boxes JQjube
u Pasts. 20 boxes r,s l.t.. isss rsssi.ss Tor
10 BY Gel LOUIS hossiECA
TMPORTED PRINCIPEH.-Ex trs Ea-
j &c Priscips Cigars the very lest article Import.
ID 81. 'n'l lot jest 's'''s.s 81 ]. SosslEux
u ssrsyt hsswssc 5sA sad s.h strsSts ACOLLAK
Sitha Lasss BFeastpin attach ~ Tbs iossr e,a Oh.
tais ,hs sams q the ONeaieh Cthee, 0sl-u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01
EFFECTS OF THE PLAGUE ON NORFOLK


The following IL extract of letter received in
this city Saturday last from very venerable and
worthy citizen of Norfolk, dated the 9th iast.
'The devastation and desolation of this scourge
cannot begin to be estimated, setting aside the me.
Iancholy part of il, In which hundreds of families
have been dismembered, and some of them swept
totally from existence, the pecunisry ruin and dis.
tress lie incaculable. The loss of such men az VIM
d. Roberts, Tunis, Upshur, Wells and many other
worthy and estimable citizens, will create a vacuum
which IL will take long years to fill. Then look at
the hundreds Of substantial ndustroua enterprieing
taxpsyirg individuals, who made but little noise In
the community but wore its bone ard snew-sll
swept away How 10 Norfolk to survive the blow ;
How escape the gulf of bankruptcy and utter annih.
lation? We shall perhaps see when tn. fusitives
have returned and the wreck 10 gathered together
for a renewal of the voyage. Ny anticlpatiens are
dreary-they are heart-iiekening
''The fever 10 abating in consequence of the cool
weather we have had, though there are number of
cases on hand that are considered mortal. We may
expect more hot days yet, and probably more new
cases, that 1t will not be safe for the refugees to
return for at least ten day. to come.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.-The cub

CIGARS AND TOBACCO.-The cub
~ scribers cali the attention Of rhs public 10 Ia
following new brards of GIG 4RB AND foBACGA
La Csbaoa. La Cathedral Victoria. Das htmsa
Neuvs Enpresss, Prince jalns, isabeiis F!9d4.
Fontics, together with nsny ether tsv0ritsL
CHEWING TOBA C CT -Csntslope, Psusrl,
Pomegrarate. Pride of Virsinis, Cherry Rss, h.
Psrsoas wi,hihs to pGrchsse any article 10 GU no
are requested t. give usa call before pur'h'tHsr'
where, 81 We are confiient that we eau sais Hsn II
we'll 81 any one else In the city.
Great reduction made 70 tbOss buyinl Cpua
Tobacco By the Qusndty.
N NORTON l. co,
Importers OF Havana Can
os LIT Opnnsita American hG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

r OST-On Friday night, near Franklin
IL and 18th streets, my FREE PAPERS. A init.
.bs reward will bs paid for their delivery at the Dis
patch Office. RO. NORRIS,
A freq OF color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

NorIcE.-A called meeting OF the Stock
holders of this Con,psny, will be held the offis.
Of the Com pany, In tho city Of Richmond, on
THURSDAY, the 25.h October next.
By order Of the koard Of Directors
ee 25 - C. w. MACMURDO. Trsas'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

asae-sI.uk FOR BUCHANAN
Canal Boat GREAT WESTERN
will leave TOESDAY evening, Ocrr. %, for Buch-
snsn. M. HARVEY,
1-1ff Master.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

NEW GOODS FOR LADIES,
MISSES AND CHILDREN.-Just 70.
csived at HILLS more new goods In the way OF Ls-
dies Misses' and Cbiidren'o Boots and Shoes of
every desor rtion and at s p,ices to which would
nost resp ectfaly call the attention Of all in
cc ALEX Hill,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

81 FslI:SH SUP?LY-Justr received
~ frorn Pailsdeipaia, lot of Gents Fine French
~ Calf Bnnts s&itabis for the approaching
S'T son Also, Cents to!ored Kid Top C7nsrasa
Gsitsr, which are re.iiy 5asu,ifnl and good. Call
at 1873 Main street Cor coed Boots and Shoes
DON'T forget the No. DAVID WALSH,
oc L 129 s5an street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

For THE ORpHANs.-We have received
through the Post Office, in letter without
signature, $40 for the Portsmouth orphans
which will be appropriated as desired by the
donor.
We also acknowledge from Mr. ALExAN.
DER HILL, box of children's shoes for the
orphans, for which he has the thanks of the
committee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

A CARD.-eOme malicious person or
persons having circulated that had discontinued tn
Gas Fitting Business, tho subscriber DEEMS 1T NE.
cEssARY to say that the report is ass aud that be
still continues to conduct the above business at his
establishment, on 18th street, between Main and
Cary ets where be will be pleased to receive the
orders of his frisnds and the public.
20 2e-6t CHAs. Fl. LANGLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01
LOST

r OST.-On Saturday morning between
IL Clay aud 10th streets, and st. Cha rles Hotel
I,rge GOLD BREASTPIN, with centre piece for
hair The finder will be rewarded by leaving It ut
hi. Office oo1-1tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

DURE CINCINNATI wHISKEY-
1 Oliver bfsnd-lsndias and for sals ky 2 - =
eel WILLIAMS 1 BROTHER,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

EYAN'S DEPOT OF CHINA GLASi
l. AND EaRSHEnWARE.
SELF-SEALIHG PRESERVE CANe-fis vi,
saribsr has bsen appoistsd BY the celebrated ~
York Patest Can Factory, their Alsat TOT tas We 7"
their uurivaled
sELF.SEALING PRESERVE CANE
These cans require 60 cement, but can " VIZ
ever year with no lisbility 10 get 50! Of e'' A'
combine economy with atility. -.,,
The above are offered at low rstes ana 70 S.'a'
merchants st factory prices Mia, a.,
Glass where evsrg article in mis- line csn u 'a,
at SIS low figures as any house in ViFgaa ' s.'
the Inducements Of 3 large discount foi eaa- ''''
con W o0'a'N'u ]. D. B. Evlhs,
81 III Aas st''ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

NEW AND SPLENDID CO ,11n
IN INGS We are this morning iansa I,, s,ls
Cloaks, Msntillas and Talmss OF lns cIs,a sol
out, committing of Velvet, Moife-s'tqno,, nnr usi
Silk to which we invite the sttsSH0a VI
and country friends. rnx kC0.
o,1-d1w 0"H5l III Broad .'l t*+-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

AUCTION NOTIoE.-Partlcular attention
Is requ ested to my sale Of foe Mich Cows, Milk
Wagon, &c, This sferneon at At O'Clock, st General
Richardson's Farm, on the Plank load
ocI THO. w. KEESEE Auet,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

CUGAR CURED HAMS-A pilst'
~ ticls, syerasins9 lbs. ssch. In sisFsss-'r''
leg to-day and for sale BY r,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01
"a NOTICE. TO STRAN GERS

<Er9 NFIE1CE To NlNAN q T. Z .
AaEEs@ VISITING RICHkOND.--if yru want
Bo ITS Shoes or Trunks, 60 to ALEX HILLS, whe
you certainly get the best article Of all the differ
emit styles now worn His store il No. l27 Main st.,
Richmond. Va. CCl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

DAGUERRKoTYPEs.-P g. DUKE
EAGLE SQUARE.
Dagueresiypes must be perfection,
Since pictured by the SUMS direction,
Heavens own bright rays shed from, above,
To enshrne the forms of those We love.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

Ms FOR RENT.--The house on Grace
ks4 street which hsve occupied for the latt three
years 1t 10 the third square above the 3rsce st
BAPTIST Church-furuishsd with gas aud ;rater-iu
az agreeable ueishborhood-contains seven rooms
With FIRE PLACES, and has ample accom- ncdstons for
servants, be sides stable and carriage house-is in
good rep ir.-Possession given immediately.
&C l-4t no. RYLAND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

STRANGERS should not leave town with
cut visiting SIMoss' GALLERY. and seeing Crsw
ford's ststues of Patrick Henry and Thomas Jetfer
son; and if they want printing DONE this 10 the plac,
to get 1t cheap and good. 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

aid BROWN WINDSOR S0 llay.
New Aposnessnj ~ %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

QUILTED SKIRTS.-JuAitess,r~.ss. u.
W Quilted Skirts; olsck and e9l9isss ~ 8 20
d. Buck Candles, and blscs sW nr co.
prices. w. r. re- =, 80 ,.sIs sgs,Il !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

aM FOR RENT.-The house, second
s door from Bre,d and Esd streets is for rent. II
has recently been pat in thorough repair Apply to
or Its WIN. CATLIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

TT USBAND'S MAGN ESiAA
LAIDLE7 R0p,ssist, =
81, Naw u,py Store An snn fI,----- :.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-08
Cabbages and Cabbage Rails
ing.

We have long believed that the
cabbage was one Of the most vaua-
BILE articles cultivated. 1t abounds
in nitrogen, and is Of great value as
n muscle producing element. Very
few plants possess this property in so
high degree as the cabbage. II is
therefore most valuable article for
the full development of any animal
where strength and frmness of con-
stiiulional power is desirable. 1t is
far better than the whip 10 carry a
load.
We saw cabbages tried in our boy
hood days with fine success, though
we cannot persuade ourselves that The
composition Of the plant was what
produced the effect. In attempting
TO draw roots and stumps from the
ground near the garden with pair of
half broke steers, the team aided by
the whip, was often found insufficient,
The stumps would not move, but
throw a cabbage few fee, ahead of
The steers, after the chain had been
made fast 10 a root, and the stump
would soon be made TO lose its hold
on lis mother earth, and be following
the stoers towards the cnbbnge, show
ing that the vegetable gave, or called
out--some,imes the same in results
greatly increased strength.
Although we would not advocate
raising cabbsges for the direct use Of
which they were applied in the above
instance, yet we would ask how can
YOU get more nutrlment or more prof
il in money, from a half acre and ten
rods of ground than Mr.. Bradley rals-
ed from his. The labor of cultiva-
ting is not great. They are planted
rapidly, and the duplicates in one bill
will supply the deficiency or failure
in others. They are easily and rap
idly hoed, ard soon so shade the
ground in the vicinity Of the plant as
10 check the growth Of weeds. We
think every farmer would do we'll 10
provide for piece Of cabbages the
coming season, being confident he
will find advantage from it.-Cui-
tuTist.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-08
Another Cure for Garget.

Mr.. Joseph Merriman, Of Ohio,
IN an article communicated by him
to the Ohio Farmer on this subject,
says the disease may be cured thus !;
take raw linseed oil and rub all
over the cows bag, which, if done
on the first appearance, is all that is
needed generally, but two or three
applications always have cured the
most stubborn cases, and is easily
DONE He says he has seen cows
that no milk could be got from, cur
ed in torty-eight hours, in summer,
and they gave nearly as much milk
as they did before they were sick.
This is certainly easily tried, and
no great harm can be done TO the
COW, if it should not prove success
full.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-08

TO make Workstand, Both
light and ornamental, procure from a
carpenter an extact octagon (eight-
sided,) sixteen inches across, made
from two inch plank, for the base,
and another the same size, of the
one inch plank, for the top. Bore
an inch and half hole in the cen
ter of each, into which insert post
for standard long enough to make
the hole the heigh, Of common table,
and cover the whole with furniture
calico. For this purpose, sew to-
gether like bag two breadlhs of the
calico, each about three inches long
er than the height Of the stand, now
slip this over the stand, and tack The
upper end OF the cloth smoothly
round on 10 the edge of the upper
plank pass ribbon or heavy cord
az Gf ihS ' staH RaasEdf or ag d9gc a Md
back tightly, then drawing the lower
edge over the base plank, nail it on
to the bottom, making the whole re-
semble an hour glass. Put a little
cotton batting on the top of the up
per plank, and cover that also. A
bout two and half or three yards is
suihcien, for the whole, unless, which
IS quite desirable, pockets are added
If so, these should be semi-circular,
plain back and full front, drawn with
a cord. Tack one of these on each
side of the top, and conceal the
lacks with row Of braid.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-08

Hanging Book iSheioes--Are
another article of furniture easily
made, and very convenient. For a
small size, take three planed boards
one-fourlh of an inch thick, let the
largest shell be about thirty inches
long by eight wide, the others each
one inch narrower and two inches
shorter than the one below il. If
convenient, paint, or oil and yarnish
them. Bore gimblet hole in each of
the four corners, take stout cord and
pass il down through one hole in
each shelf, taking cafe that il is a,
the same corner of each, then pass
II up through the remaining holes in
the same end, making knot in lae
cord under each shelf for il TO rest
upon. Pass cord through the 9th
er end IN the same manner, and tic
the four ends of the cord together
foot and half above the upper shelf
and hang il up.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-08
Consumption Cured.

New lWs, Dee. ~ leoi.
[ came 10 New Nork in tho ship Telegraph my ma
tive place st. John, New Buas~ick when reach.
cd tlis city my health very poor5 had very bad
cough, Issrd good de Of matter which trequent-
~ mixed With blood bad Pain IN my len side, and
very Neuk and emaueiatcd My friends and ply
sican pronounced my case Consumptioa aud beyond
the reseh ct medienc. | heard accidentally Of DR..
Curiss Hygcana, or lnhahng liygenn Napor and
Cherry Syrup, and obtained ;aoksge which ! verify
believe the means OF saving my life soon sftrt
wearing The lnbalor. Hound believed the pressure
my lrngs, nud afief while the disease made az.
Appearance upon the surface under the Inhaler. |
took the Cherry syrup dfeeied, aad continued TO
do So any cough gradually gto~ins better, until a
irely iefi me. and now cOnsidef myself cured.
still the lnhaef the Of II Is rather pleas
an, and believing It strengthening and purifying to
the lungs, feel unwilling at present 70 dispsnse
with H.. JOHN WOOD
sold BY BOYD 4 PAUL, No. l49 Chamhefs street;
C. II. RING, corner Of John Street aud Broadway, N.
Y. Price IS package.
N. B-Any poison inelosing 80 to BOYD PAUL
or CURTIS A. PERKINS. New York, will receive
package Containing bottle Of Hygeaa Vepof, one Of
Cherry syrup and an lahaer neat boz bY express,
fsn 10 any paIt OF the United States or four packa
re, iot $40. Agent for Montpelier, FRED. L.
SMITH. yO.lY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-08

Taiuable Horses.-The ccebrated
stallion, Sherman Black Ha,ck,"
known as the " Myrick Horse" was
recently sold by his owner, Samuel
North, Esq, of Champlain, NY, TO
MessIs Bennett and Myrick of Bird
port, w., for fve thousand dollars.
lie has made his mile 10 $40. The
same gentlemen have also purchased
of Messrs. Grovenor, Of Brldport, for
$4,000, the Tour year old stallion by
A" Black Hdiok," known as the
" Grorenor Colt" The splendid
Arabian stallion presented to the late
Mr.. Pingree of Salem, Mass, by the
Sultan of Muscat, has lately become
the property Of Messrs. ). M. and A.
F. Wait OF Braileboro, and is now
in that village.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-08

Sale Of a Black Hdpk. The
fine chestnut Horse belonging to the
estate of Thos. X. Robinson was sold
a day or two since to the Agent ola
Agricultural society in Maine, for the
handsome sum Of $675. Parties are
continually coming from a distance,
10 this vicinity to secure fine Horses
and sheep. If we do live in a region
of mountains and well worn soil, we
can still assume pretty proud posi-
ton IN regard 10 our stock There
are single Horses in Addison County
which have higher value than some
extensive Georgia plantallons-mi-
nus the negroes.-Vergennes CHI
zen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-08
N. b. 1t must be borne in mind

N. b. ii must be borne in mind
that the auimal substances were
clear Of bone and fresh, the veget able
fresh and deprived Of skins, &c, the
the fruits fresh and perfect. 1t will
be perceived that mutton is the most
nutritious, as IT is acknowledged on
all hands to be the most wholesome
of all animal food that white beans
are the most nutritious Of all vegeto-
bic food, and plums are the most nu-
nutritious of all fruits; that fish is the
least nu,ricious Of solid animal food !;
turnips the least so of all vegetables,
and cucumbers the least nutritious Of
all fruits.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-08
Asthma Cured.

hronkIYn, \. I. Dec. 70 III
For abeut eight yonrs have icon severely afflicted
With tho Asthma l1rthe last two yeaIsI have suffer
bs,oud nil iny powers of description months at q
time have not he~u able 10 sleep 10 bed. getting
what rest could sitting in ny chair Ny dihruliy Of
bfenthiug and nY suiieTioss great 80 itn,es
hat for together ny friends expected that each
hou, would be- my last. Duung ihe last .if yoars
have had the Hid and attendance Of OF tho most
celebrated phs-ieans, but have received no pefmn-
nent benefit aud bot little feiief NJ length bod the
good fnftuuc procure DR., Cufiis's Hygeahi or In
hAlirs uygesn Napnr aud Chevy syrup. At The linle
FIST ubtaiucd o., | was suffering under one Of ny
most violent attarks aad vas 10 sfeat distress aist
sulTocating faf of breath 10 less ibAn ieu MINI
u-es from he tiino applied the inhaer to ~ siom
nch and took ieas ooniul of tho Cheriy Syup was
relieved ~ great measure from the efficiently Of
roatipng aud had a comfortable uishi. | have since
continued IL with the greatest possible bcncht and
um now comparatively veil. tod 0nly knows the
amount Of suffering this nc icine hiss relieved me
from. My advice to the suhcrng
MARGARET EAsTON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-08
Al o for sale those
Pure Wild Cherry Ritters,

for the of Billions and Jaundiee complaints, and
general debility They quicken the blood and give eew
lfs and energy to the whole system Pnee on'y 70
cents in pint bottles.
York wholesale acc nts fol all the above incidence
Sold By PRRD. 4. SMITH. MeatpshsIi u, o. Ti
IIobaIt Middiesex; 5. Skinner, Waitsheld lanes
CaIdeil, Wauea; l.. 3. Gfeen, Richmond aud by
dealers 10 meficine generally. 9U.y
Montpelier, VI, FRED. Y. SMITH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-08
Cramp and Pain Killer.

The woi u g asonished AZ the wonte FuI cures per
formed by the CramP GAd Paia kiAer, prepared ~
CURTIS PERKINS. Its equal has never been
known for removing pain In all eases for the Of
spinal complaints, eramp IN the limbs and stomach,
rheumatism az alls FORMS bilious ehoiic ehils and
fever burns throat and gravel is decidedly the
best Temedy in the world. Esids nee of the most
wonderful cures ever performed by any medicine
cifeulafs in the hands Of Agents. You Nay be
positively cure Of relief f you use II. Millions OF bot
ties OF this madeline have been sold 10 New England
the past Elk Of eight yearsit is for the hfst time
being inuodaeed into all the principal towns ia New
York
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