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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
BOSTON MARKET, September 20.


FLorH-t;enrssee, Michigahand ONO sup-rhne IS rs
Ia IS on aud EXT. Gtntsrr. SO rs to 800
i;ows-New, yeiiGw. "a white ,Gyc. Oats, north.
crn. Ale. Rye, 500 u heat, s0.oot"poU.
PEosIMoss.-Primp Pork, $3.50 per bbl Mr,s o,
CleaL S2'Oa. Western Mess Reef, $l2,O0 1850 Lars
IL "A. Hams III l2c pet b. Butter. common a.
store, IAN Ice: family IS 20c. Cbeese new Milk
lie fuu meal, 5a6 Potatoes. 81 90 los pet Dbl.
Hops-Firsisori 1855 TO DC efih '5d CROP out 90
SEEps.-iierds Grass. SO, 3,ai PEI bu.h clover
n urthern, is |. 9 II I7r peilh
AsHrs.--PeatIs, Si.75a ia p-rcwt; Pets. $3.50
WooL-Prme Sarohy Fleece SO 5sr Full Blood. As a
l;three-fourhs Blood AGA 46 half do ~ 40 con nm
and one.iourth do. 80 II 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
GEO. W. WARREN e. CO.,
Washington and Havley Streets, BosIoN.
Sanford GafcA, Hsstate.

SIMHOTU WTtChV EAdUSCs
THE Subscribers having been appoiuted by the H"nora
L bic Fs.hate Court for the District as lanoe, C'n,
nilssplieFs, receive NJ ana
demands Of all persons aganst the Estate Of SANFORD
Gates. late Of Hyienark In said nistrc ceased repre-
scented insolvent aud the Of s nnhtls from the ION
day Of September 1856 being nl0weebi said Court othe
creditors Of said deceased TO exhibit and prove their re-
spectve claims beore u.s. give notice that will attend 10
he duties of appointment At the ~rlihs house OF
John West, in Mofrsvlr, in laid district, on the hfs
Tur.!ays of December aud March next, al nine 0c'ueN
in the forenoon, on each Of said dWs.
JOHN WEST. ru.r,
LUMAN WHEELER,
Morr.town Septeu,l,cr Ia A. u. 1856. ~
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MONTPELIER MARKET. sep,ems.r a.

PRosIsIoNs, &c.-Rutier, family, IL Il 81. sIor. w
0D Cheese, 8 to 8. Lard, II to Is Talle~, 10 To
II Dried Apple TOD. Eggs u per doz. Potatoes
q to IS per bnsii
FLocR.-No | snperhne,S 10 $3.50 Extra Pam
lily Berlin Mills, $500 Double Ext Berlin MILL. 50 GO:
GaAtNtsD lis"--Corn northern rs pei hush Dat, 20
to 81 Herd4grass Seed, s4Oj Glover Iato &c perIb
Has, &c. 90 to So00 perton.
MiscELL,NEous Dry and Green Hard Wood 2.95 to
2oo per cord. shingles 81 so 10 800 per NJ. Wool 3s
4oc per lb.; Nails, 81 percwt. salt, Liverpoe per
bush so Turks Island Sc. 6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
BRIGHTON MARKET. September 10.

BNFEHTON NHKKET, September TO.
Al Market 1890 fCalie T25 Stores, UpaiTs Working
Oxen, 900 Cow and Calves e. Shevp snd lambs 2250
Swine
PRlCES-aEgF CsTfLh. Extra, Ss.75; First anxitts
$3.50 second quality, 81 75: third Qua.h,. 500
SroRRs-Twa year old SIG 25, hree Year, old IS 40
- Fanrp a~o Lsmps-.Esita s0,U0 10 W. By iat S215
to 600
WORKING OxEy--8 Ia5 .l42, to $780,
Cows AND 500 Al To 80.
SwINE-7 los; Retail, 10 l0ct..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
Che Atlurkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET. s.,t.uhcr

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, September Js.
At Marke, 1852 Cattle, l5Oo Rervr.. and 3!5 Sturrs
conssiihsoi working nNt lows andcalves eating.
two and three years ods
PRiCES-NARKEl BEEF --Eurn, $500, first quaiIiy
SI,o; sec"nd quality ST % S7JO thrdquaiity, 800;
"fuinary. 81 81
HiDgs-S6,H per cwt Taow, 81 4 cts H.
PELTs-$0 .C2 ii 0,75 CaIi skins. lac p.,ih
VEALCALvEs-k5,O1 a 600 u 1000,
Sr"FEs-N onKiAG uyrS 500, lis, to 1870.
Cows AHD CALVES $50 4u,,u 60
YEN LiNcs-Sla to Ii I've Yeas Old $40 to 81 rbt,e
Year Odds 500, 10 III H0
SHEEP ,Sn TWINS $40 m,rket. Extra, SIS tnGoo
BY lot, 81 so, TO 800.
SwINE-Rriaii, 8 To &c. Wholesale, 7aOc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
Clarke's Female Pills.

" IL
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir James CLARKE, NJ
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This Invaluable Medicine is ufng in the cure "f all those
painful and dangerous disorders to which the female cosu
trn subject 1t molcrates all excess, AMI removes all
obstructinis, and speedy cure may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time, bring the
monthly prni with regularity.
Each bottle, Price one Dollar bears the 'vernment Stamp
OF Great Britain to prevent erftiIs.
CAUTION.
These Pills should be taken by females that Preg
nsn, during the FIRST TlE EE MONTHS. they
MIsCAEHlAGg bl, ut any other time, and in
every other case they nre perfectly SAFE, Syl
Sole agents FIR the United States and Canada.
t.C BALDWIN X Co.,, Rochester, y. Y.
FUTILE MOSES Auburn, n Y, GENggAL Agents.
n. b. 81 90 and postage stamps enclosed to author
lied Agent will insure bottle of the Pi& by return nail
For sale Wholesale and RETAIL by FRED L. SATIN, Muntpc-
Her and Druggist in every town i'll the United States
DIR. CI0ugh's Columbian Pulls.
This remedy FIR Liver mpaint, Kidney Complaint Cost
veiss Nervousness, Headache is claiming The attention
lof thu public and from reliable testimony shown If cures a
.cte,l by its us the claim is hight The best Of all
Pills for Family II any person afflicted " III then,
faithfully, rapid will effected, at less cost and with
certainty you drean ot Try them and get health
Use them and keep goul health, See advertisement
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
LOOK AT THIS.
The Greatest Discovery Of The Ace

PROFESSOR WOOD offers for sale perfect hair Eestor-
alive. It will ebert time restore the hair which
has become gray permanently I" iIs original coorbring
il out where il il gone and 1t where ie falling of
clean the head of dandnff and ichiug-removes all
cuancous eru,ous, and renders hc scalp perfectly heck
thy by restoring the secfeve organ TO theif original vgof
and strength and thus supply nulrmcntand color Ing
tttr To IT, It not color the hair bot TO- Ia short,
perfect HAIR luvigorator ard Tonic.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
Important Notice.

GARDNER CllllSON has just completed and patented In
America, England and France, his nvention--the
"CuNE" FL RNACE-and asks the special attention of
those about erecting or remodng buildings well deal
ers III Hot Air Steam, or Hot Water Furnaces and all inter-
ee in Steam Power to carefully examine this invention,
which entirely cHANGEhe PRINCIPLE and of lIor
AIR FtRNAcEs developing another ami principle and
obVatng AL oriner objections to their The praclcle
operation Of humber Of these Furnaces erected during the
past winer points out disc very in science by which
the most wonderful economy in fuel has been attained, and
clearly demonstrates that the beat lost from chimneys
Il enough to warm every dwelling in the city. BY this nyen
ton the heat formerly s is made to the house.
This dscovery--simple in self-s the daily wonder Of
those who witness Its results and be Of
PRISE that plan ut once simple and ractice in its oper
t0n should thus far have entirely escaped the notice Of sci
eiic men. We believe who investigates this princ
pie will be liable to furnace constructed any other
principle and We invite all who would witness its operation
30 Call 1t the store of
CHTLSON, GOULD g. CO.
Nns L. Rlnrl tnnn strapt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
M,lrosD, Worcester Co, Mass. Nov. 10, 1885,.

MILFORD Worcester Co, Mass, Nov. Is, ISS4
PRoyEssoH o. WooD-Dear Sir: take pleasure In besE-
ing voluntary testimony to the magic effects Of your
wonderful Hair Restorative As far tack as 1888 nay hair
commenced falling of, until the top Of my schap hscanis
bald aud smooth glass, and has continued TO fall for
great many years, NJ understanding have used many
celebrated preparations for It's restoration Seeing your
adv. r,.emcnt was induced 10 give your article trial,
and TO my utter establishment found after few appllea
lions that my hair firmly set and assumed avrry
glossy and beautiful appearance and by the time ] bad
young and vigorous growth OF hair, winch s nov iroH
ons 10 two Inches In len 9Th and growing vsryfsst
Yours truly,
HENRY GOODRICH.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
NEW GOODS All OrEN !!

GEO. W. WARREN 4 CO.,
CONE PRICE ONLY,)
Have air cad, opened tIirir fall ST. ok of
MRW u Ra9H FALL GOODS
and prapired to show large and beautiful variety
LONG AND SQUARE sHAWLs-Cashnieres steas
Highlands, Thb,ts, &c. &C.
PARIS CLoAKs, MANTILLAs and TALMAs, from
Armonyille, Mnlnos and others q m, Paris rs
NEW CLOTHS FIR LAD Esq GARMENTS from England
france aud Germany.
BLACK SILKS and FANCY SILKS, in Immense variety
Of styles, made from al fns silk, aud Warranted to
we'll
PRINTED CAsHMEREs and NOUS DE LANES irou
ENGLAND and France, and from our own unrlvaii.d
manufacturers and printers 10 this ;e1S9. a,.,,
PRINTED FLANNELS aud RUSSIA RCBEi>, or Ladies
and Gpnts' Robes de Chanhre.
MOURNING GOODS, in all fabrics, and manufactured
EXPIRE for US, 10 wear well; - r,,...
PLAID d., ESS GOnij'-Pulonai., Valencas, Ihbets &c
MERINUS, TiilBETS and CASH MEREs-bacR ana Ill
cniurs, from the best lubricants
vELVErs, fur shawls aud Manillss, fee from cotton
Gao, tiET FRiNGES, from Paris, Tor our own uss In
manufacturing y few of which VIZ shall sell
EMBRuIDERtE-, LACES and WHITE GooDs Ut mueh
lower prices than ns,la relalei, o,,,,, r.,,.
UStKEEPlNG ARriCLES-Bhhktts, ohits, ianie
Cloths, Damasks, shectnss Napkins, hoyl'es' &C.
&c, In large variety. .,.
GENTS SfAWLS, of our own styles, from y !" S's'
SGARFS, MANrLES, Gloves, Hosiery, &c &c.
FRENCH and ENGLISH PRINTS, OF the best Styles
American GOOds.
All the best makes of BLANKETS, FLANNELs, Cot
tons, &c. sold at retail at lie gents case price,
On accouni Of our large sales we enabled to re
tail low lower than the articles are ~ oo"n
town" ut wholesale: and CUSTOMERS my Lei sure OF
getting frum the very hest kind OF Goods III e very
lowest possible pr ces.
GEO. W. WARREN & CO.,
Washington and Hayyley Streets, BOSTON.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
rm,hs Editor of the Real Estate ADVERTISER "a stheei
street. . -

Puoy. Woop Dear Sir-IIaving become prsma'uIsy
mn he s,ay was induced sir weeks since 10 make
,sI ~ ,,nr hair restorative have used less than I'VE
~ h., he srav hairs have all Disappeared and al
my hail has moi fully attained Us original color:
The Process Of change graeus soles @n arc aa,s
lr.ly have also hsen much sratied a. the healthy
uosae and yigor Of tho hair, which before was na'sh
and dry and has ceased to come ou' n M R,pp.
Respectfully yours, Ao''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
spNT STORE.

DEPOT STORE.
0OOn BUSHELS Salt, 1900 Bags Table salt 100 bhis
Z(J(lU line and 100 bills. Water Cement, ies spe q
low figures to the trade NFoRkr Futhhh'
Rahrpad Square, Avg. II, less ss
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25

| Health and strength.-Dr. S. 0, RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WINE BrrTERS is the best medicine used for
Spring AMI summer complaints. 1t has been literally
patroisc than any Other established IN this conry
1t is The Richardson's Bers which has restored
during thu past thirty years.
N. h. Beware If limitations called Sherry Wine Iitter
The genuine have fac smile omy signature upon the
envelope For sale by Druggists every where and my Office
| No. IL Haunyrr street Bostuu. a7m3k
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
10 the Public.
5IssUrnVinyS.


English French. uer,nan and Italian, Ancient and
AGA ene. and Teachers supplied with Engrayiuss ana
materials for Ihs Grrcian d. Antique Painting.
IN the hest terms. y. X. WiGGlN, nseIle, No 10
Fremont Street onuusir thr Museum
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25

HoLLuwAY'S PILLS uaiipg Remedy for Bilious Com
plnins-rhumas ii sOn of Fourth street. Philadelphia had
the misfortune be afflicted with the of bilious
complaints, disorders, and foul stomach, which pre-
him reshng any kind of food and frequently threw
him he'd of sickness for several weeks He tried many
remedies recommended him by friends but they only tended
to increase his malay his brother, last fall, mmended
him to use IIoloways Pills, which he did, the result
his avn words, truly extraordinary for after about six
weeks usage of this nempbc medicine, completely
weeks usd will never again he Without it guess"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
Frames Paintings Il Looking tiIasSrS.

faED A. CHn.DI & CO., A.. 10 fremont Street,
Boston, Manufactured Of Picture Frames, ornamrD
ted AMI PLAN VI every vaflc,y. Also Dei in Land
rcape and Fancy Paintings. Mirrors, &c. Furnished on
liz bck tern
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25

Pnop o. J. Wo0D, 3I2 Bfuau"sy, ~. .,s =. -,
wars TO remain silent upon this OCCASION, wouia v AZ
wv ~ soss Injustice on my part both to you ana my el-
ny ., When duly considering my siuaos Pc
affected four times hsaa wa. sass
severe w. three times Of the four ailcti0ns
e as n not in the most pleasant Of effects 70 the yoans
when my began q ." sens oass -
% N I'D are aud having tried many preparnii ions an
nnr ced to restore the hair to s original color but all
failed TO produce the des red effect untu was induced T.
weeks to my asionshment in spite Of all my doabls
bout It's efficacy my hair Is now sufficient evidence call
nv acouaintapces Of the superiority Of pour article
ali Others to the best of my Judgment With cheehl con
ddence can fully recommend II to all In want 81 such
an article fully believing that what has done s mel
viii do to others likewise II used according % dectonsi
Wishing you at success eenius and enterprise 90
richly merit a8 ar,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
WHITE GOODS.

piap India Book and swiss aslnI striped, checked and
spntri du plain and checked Camhrcs, Vicrria lawns
inflow case Linen Ihnrn Sheclnss hieached and brown
table cIih Linen, do. do Linen Table Cloths, Nafkn.,
Dimtcs Curtain l,raperies, heached and brown Ii.h
Linen Ladies Linen and Lawn Iidhfs, Gents tdcred
and ulaI do Nc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
SHE-WLS.

Broche and Ca.hmcr Long and Square Shawls, stella do.
SILK ,nd Thine. do, Bay State and Waterloo do Chds
IL, C.au % dn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25

Is Ii 3 & Q I DER les.
tlon,ou CalIar., Embroidered Muslin and Cambria do,
Lace do Embroidered Mnsn and Cambria sleeves Lace
and linm'un dn Emhr d:rr Muslin aud ranbnc Sets,
Embroid, red Iidkfs Infants Waists and Robri Mu.lin
and sm,ic Bands Diny dr., muslin and ramhrc dyes
aud insrrting. Linen, smyrna, Val,ns Crochet aud Lace
sdgps c &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
Boston Type Foundry.

IEstHUFsHeU TT
TYPES, PRESSES AND PRINTING MATERIALS
OF the best uali,y, furnished promptly by
JOHN X. ROGERS g. co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25

French and Germau Eroa,lcths of every Shade K price
Black and Fancy Doe>kns and Cassmrrcs, Velvet Gten-
ulne aud Cashmere V,>ings, Crcys Finckings sanets
Flaunels-while and cuioced, with trimmings 10 match.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07

Nom Truth THAN PoETSx.-W Whether man
leads sober life or not, depends altogether on
the temper Of his wife Norman viii listen all
night to scold, who knows wher6 q good warm
sling may be bought for si1pence. At Cock
tails the other night We found no less than thir-
teenmaTTied men, who spent SIX evenings aweek
IN squirting tobaeeo juice on g coal stove. We
thoughtws would find out who they were. On
inqnh We learned. that eleven Of them were
blessed SssN' Ives who Jaw from Monday NOR
ming dll satpp Ss5s night while the other two
welded 9 couple 9, ~ missionaries ladies so
fica thai they have no TING 8 b,s
bsssIss sliGfs Fhe,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07
"Truth stranger than Fiotion.'
LET the AFF1IcZED nE4R THE 7xs71noNI-

LET TIE AFFLICTED HEAR THE TESTIMONY
or 4 LAZI1-
those who have the pleasure knowing her We need
Il ynOtnG but to others remark that a desire 10
benefit the suffering Induces her thus speak None canap
preeiate her JOY aud gratitude In being relieved from pain
after years oil suffering unparalleled but those f there be
any who have suffered like her.
Miss g. long heen resident this cltyor the last
years has been successfully conducting school nj No ESQ
BS.lmore street Ts happy chIEe In her health subject
ol Hsonshieit and JOY to her numerous friends
those Interested to call her. She will tell item more OF
her cure by Hdnt0R lSHC'rs than has written Thus
II S this remedy Soes ON giving relief the sick
ie public to them From more distant places
Of the same happy result. These facts with the concurrent
testimony OF thousands, should skepeism and prau.
dice to hide their heads and cOncede that Hamtous Tine
ture is q wonderful discovery. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07

sHApr SHOOTING CAN eastern paper having re-
marked that at is only twenty-five years since
the first log cabin was erected in Burlington, To-
Wa and it now contains ten thousand inhabi-
tants,p Western paper observes that this is a
specimen of a pretty pOpuIOus cabin.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07

pEArn OF AN EDrroa-we regret to announce
the death of Mr.. w.M ovorton, editor of the
Washington Sentinel, and formerly connected
with the Union newspaper. He died at Williams
burg, Va, on the list instant
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07

sW"A comparison of the performances of
the Collins and Cunard lines of European steam
ers for the past year, show that the former have
beaten the latter on the Eastern passages one
day and four hours, and on. the Western pas
sages one day seven hours and twenty minutes
This is better sailing, on the part of the Cunard
steamers. than was shown in the previous year
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07
Penryhn Marble Co.
BOSTON, MASS.

M an u c tn 7 g RS OF
Chimney Pieces, Pier slabs, Table Tons
Fancy PRrIOr- Shelves, brackets,
&c, &c., &c,
ME Penrhyn marble Is beautiful article
of stone imported from England which Is enameIleC in
perfect imitation Of the richest and most expensive Spanish
Galway, Egyptian, Pyrenese, Lisbon BLACK SIENNA and OH.
er rare and desirable kinds Of marble.
In style and finish they stand unequaled, highly
polished retain their beauty much longer than the common
marble and not injured By smoke coal gas or acids
While much superior in appearance they an sold cheaper
than hing of the Kind in the marketave been largely
introduced Into public and private building in New York
Phiadslpha and boston, receiving general
The public invited examine tile specimens Al the mar.
BILE rooms Of Mr. Il. II. Evans, Main st.
- All the articles warranted.
HENRY c. coEN,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07

CO-PARTNERSHIP
THE undersigned will continue the DrGoods business in
their present location under tue and style Of EsEEI
SwEAEISGEN They would respectfully solicit from their
old friends and customers continuance Of their ayorp
December 81, 1855 e e " s EEsKfSij j,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07

Among the Observances of Christmas
eve at New Orleans were four stabbing cases, in
two of which death ensued, and in the other
two fatal results were aPprehended. These as
destinations vvre committed in the opOn stroat.
and at the latest adTices no clew to the assasins
had been obtained The Picayune says that
when they were killed there was no loud distur-
banee, aud mo aGray Of any kind. 1t would seem
that the victims were watched, and wounded as
they quietly walking along the sidewalks.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07

Gen. Walker seems to be spreading him,
self extraordinarily down in Eiearanga The
most important Of his late eGorts-and the most
likely to entice new recruits TO his standards
the reorganization OF the army, The rates of
pay to officers and soldiers in the army have
been fixed upon the following liberal basis to-
Wit
COMMANDMENTS Chief $500 per month; Brig
der General, $500; Colonel, $500; Lieutenant
Colonel, SlT5; Major, $40; Captain, 800;
Lieutenant $50; Second Lieutenant, SO; First
Sergeant, SIS, so; Second Sergeant; q 80; SOL
liers in the ranks, rs. The clothing vibrations
70 be the same as in the United States Army.
These liberal prices, it is thought viii draw
off few Of Uncle Sans Soldiers, considering
tho pleasant country, ''the prospects of glory
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-07
DAlTNosE, Oet. IS, 'as.

kessfs. 4lOrfiaer q Ao,s0rqy :.
GkSIs-I have delayed entirely too long in
writing to in relation the virtues Of Ianpons Tine
tnre fear even now that cannot give the aiicedW
eits have been great tat inadequate to the task
was attached Wlte chronic TheunHSh its nost uaE-
tinued to be so afflicted uul crossed the Atlantic ocean on
to America, at which time changed its form into
saherinE Lad At this time attained my GROWTH never
expected TO be well again. the disease came In the first
places OF my being Haccnaed from child who had white
swelling Wien my gathering first broke discharge
less than one quart aud continued trouble every time
tool cold or was III the least atigucd my bodily strength
was reduced 10 the weakness Of infancy several times
very near the graves y hip joint lad been place
game dslocated These sulengs, and the general debility
i. rom The constant discharge Of gatherings CAUSED
how felt to be pain and suffering even for one
hour until body should hec hanged become like unto
on Immortality"
had takens many medicines, and received so little hen
eft, that had confidence In IAd used Of nearly ali
THO Celebrated LiniHieRts, external remvtes
had heard had been placed bv my friends under some
OF the hest physicians In England and ul the relief
When heard Of lIanpors Tincttre had not the
slightest confidence in its efficacy but had friend WHO had
known Mr. Jarrett Puumer whens suncrngs were al he
worst and had witnessed the wrought uron him. 10
please her consented to try the Tncture and hud not Ia.
ken one bottle before began feel benruiU eects-ny
ion clearI felt like another person Through the jn
ence Of this friend you became acquainted with my case and
requested 70 see me; told such necu-
liar one thayou would Ike effects Of tie Thcurs
uentopeu 70 Y and u desired to take It, you would
mn 70 me u u was Tor The space of iyeyeBTsu
" eighteen months have alaqsed, Ihdre
-" y Wy uteeusei nave become strong and eart-t
stand as much not more than Of my lady acquain
anccs haye heahful complexion, and all my friends
say am getting quite HeNsy thing certul my lame
about home without crltcli. '
parents had known of this remedy when
was child as believe should have been saved the cxcr
cating pain have been subjected to- US the eorn.
ty Of body must carry the grave and my parents would
not have been under such heavy expenses doctors bills
and in sendIng they did, the celebrated Springs m
England in search Of health wish all the AFFLICTED Hord
could see me- hear the benefits derived from dis
ilnctureoI Hamptons ltry to make all acquainted with
Its virtues with whom come In contact
Gentsinen am thousand times obliged to you and you
are At liberty 70 use my name and case to all
remain, yours IN gratitude,
BiARY A. SCOFIELp,
n. ~, No. gu W. Baltimore ST.
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81 ward TIcket for Council.

Sd Ward TieEet for coa1eil.
Ma EplroaYOp Witplease announce the name Of JOHN
HAMILTON, JAS. ". PAXTON, JOS c. AoHEsoN, Z. H.
NTZHUGH, aud JOHN MORGAN rs candidates for election
60 City Council, and obllge
de3i CITIZENS OF THIRD WARD.
Peoples Candidnts.
MR. RDryoR-Plsase announce our worthy frlpw.etzen
DANIEL DUNBAR the Peoples Candidate for the Office
ter Election JAM. THEPEoPLE.