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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-20
MASSASOlT SALVES CURES MOSQUITO
BITES

To some flesh nothing is more poisonous
and painful than mosqrito bitesi 'Massasoit
Salyes' should be applied instantly, and it
will prevent the swelling, the itching and
the pain. This Salve is an excellent family
remedy for the cure of Burns, Cuts and
Wounds. Price, - cents per box, and sold
by the Agents.
Agent. for Mi,saraIt Save
w. T.. Russell, MiddcbuD.; 4. r. Roscoe New Ia
ycu; J. u. Needhain. Bristol; T.. :. AtN God, Shore
ham /. f. Benson, Whiting; b. l.. Haskell & Son,
W Cornwall, l.. NJ. Wight, Orwell.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-20
III a I Il { t 6 =.
Brighton Cattle Market,-Feb. Ia.

Brighton Cattle Market,-Feb. Ia,
At market-S00 Beef Cattle, no Stores,
no pairs Working Oxen, 81 Cows and Calves,
500 Sheep and Lambs, GO Swine.
Prices. Beef Cattle-Extra $500 First
quality SIS, 80; Second do. S7,75 Third do
81 Ordinary S5i75G6
Working Oxen-None at maket
Cows and Calvcs-$24, &c, 2S, so, $685..
Sheep and Lambs-ENtra S73lO; by lot
4gG
Swine 6sc. There has been nc arrivals
III is week.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-20

Tue PRoulBlroRY Law To DE SUs.
TANNED IN New YoRK -"NVc learn
says the New York Commercial Adcer-
tiser " from what We believe to be good
authority, that the forthcoming decision
Of the Court of Appeals will sustain the
prohibitory liquor law on every essential
point. and that it will be delivered on
Monday next the llth inst. 1t would
have been rendered earlier, but that
some Of the Judges desired little mora
time for writing out the decisions, as all
have agreed to render written opinions"
Judge Capron, of New York city, has al.
ready pronounced the law constitutional.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-20

CouNcIL or CENsoEs. The Council
Of Censors commenced their adj prncd
session at this place, last week on Thurs
day. We shall eudeavor to give a cor.
rect report of their doings-commoucing
in our nczt issue. Nothing definite has
yet bcon done.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-20

CONGRESS Last week, the House al
journed over from Thursday to Monday
Of this week. On test vote, on refer
ring the Presidents Kansas Message to
the Committee Of the Whole, the Anti
Nebraska men were defeated, by three
majority. The reference they desired
was to the committee on Territories.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-20

"A WORD TO TUE WISE. Twenty
dollars will purchase an assortment Of Ba-
cons Excelsior Preparations and also enii-
ties the purchaser to five hundred circulars,
with his business card of eight lines. Bust
ness Merchants who would like to have en-
poyment for ,hcir clerks, and increase their
sales will forward their orders to W. A. BI-
con, Ludlow, Vt. t.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-20

We advise purchasers Of Fancy Goods
and Toys, or superior Fireworks, to call
on Holden, Cutter & Co, extensive i'm
porter, / ; and II Kilby Street, Boston.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-20
WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.

FROM the y Y Evening Mirror. May25.
"Amoug all the Panaceas advertised
for tie cure Of human ailments, thor. is
nouoin which we have more coutilenco
than Wistar's Bnlsam Of Wild Cherry.
We regard it as enc of Natures own
preparations-si simple, safe, pleasant to
take and almost certain to cure all BIZ
lious and pulmonary affections We
have witnessed lis wonderful elects il
eases that were regarded as hopeles,ly
desperate. and We can couscicutiously
recommend it as one of the best medi.
clues in the world
1t has proved more officacions as =
remedy for Coughs, Colds. InAueuza.
Bronchitis, Asthma, and CONSUMPTION
in its iucipielt stages, than any other
medicine.
None genuine unless s.rgcd !. BUTTS on
the Wrapper.
AGENT. l,- W.,aL. G.l,am and o,yseuaiel Rti.r.
W.P Ru-.cl, Mtidlrhuty \ = Il scur NcN la
Ven J. u Nccdham. B0siol; l. :. Atnood, sho' .
hrin; !. + Benson, Whiting II +. Haskell & son.
" Co,Dwaui L II. Wd-ht, Orwell
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-20

E5z 7. D. Lake, Of Weybridge, has
our thanks for variety of choice speci-
mems OF Winter fruit
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-20

FoREiGN News The Clnalu arriv.
cd at Halifax, on Sunday, the Nth inst.
She brings full confirmation of the I'M.
conditional acceptance, by Russia, of the
proposed terms Of peace. Commissioners
were to meet at Paris, this week. to con.
ciudo definitely The treaty agreed on
Mr.. Buchanan Lad had very angry
words" with Lord Clarendon. at the
Foreign Office, on Central American af.
fairs. No news is brought of the steam
CT P0cifc.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-20

The steamer Pacific las been GU. a.
bout four weeks, from Liverpool, cxcit,
ing serious apprchcnsions fer her safety
Relief vessels were sent out last week.
to ascertain the cause Of delay, aud to
furnish aid, if needed
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-20

VERMONT AND NIRGIYIA.-Gov.
Wise has communicated to the Virgin
ia Legislature the resolutions Of the
last Vermont Legislature on the Kan
sas question, with a Recommendation
that no action be taken. The House
ordered the Governors accompanying
message to be printed ,omitiing the res
olutons.
The following is an extract from Gov
Wisc's message:
"These resolutions are in every
sense offensive to US, and unbecoming
an intercourse and correspondence
which should obtain between sovcr.
eign States in the same confedcracy.
They are designed to irritate public
feeling upon topic concerning which
it is naturally and habitually sensitive
and excited, and are calculated to i'm
pair the affection which should bind
the people of the States together in
national union. Extremely erroneous
and false in fact and in principle, they
arc not worthy Of discussion. The
time for discussing such unwelcomc
missiyes from State TO State is passed.
We cannot reason with tie heads Of
fanatics, nor touch hearts fatally bent
upon treason"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-20

Is. The advertisement of II. Mil
Ter, last week. contained typographical
error; as to the amount of personal prop
crty to be sold. 1t is corrected this
week. The advertisement is worthy Of
the readers special attention
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-20

IEolloway's PHs-Wouderfui euro
Of Diseased Liver Emily Burton,
aged 50. of Fulton Street, Brooklyn,
Long Island, New York, was for long
time in very precarious state Of health,
owing to her liver being diseased tho
medical faculty prescribed for her in
VAIN, and every remedy she thought like
~ to benefit her she made use Of with
the like i'll success About two months
age, she commenced using Holloway'5
Pills, and complied with the printed d.
rections, Which quickly produced very
pleasing change in FIVE weeks, the bloom
Of health was again upon her checks, be-
ing perfectly cured, to the agreeable sur.
prise of her friends These Pills are al
so infalible in all diseases of the stom-
ach and bowels
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-20

Farmors' Mutual Fire Insurance
Company.
sEMGANNUAL REPORT.
Policies issued since LIST Aug last. POLL
Aunt insured in same TIM, s ,52IGj1 90
" Of notes 7j1ji 81
" cash Premiums 1858
LosscsinFarmers'Ca>s' 1,0lOG3
Mcrchauts&
Mechanics Cl1ss " $3.50
SAMUEL WELLS, TcaS
Montpelier Feb II 1886
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-20

4 liiofd IL Dyspcltics The Oxy-
gcnated Bittcrs is sure remedy for
Dyspepsia in all it, vari1ur forms, and
General Debility, having tn, highest tcs
timonials ever given in favor Of any
medicine in the world
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05
[From the New York Daily News.1
Mr.. Buchanan in 1925,

We are MO, surprised 10 see that the New
York Express Fillmore organ assais Mr.
Buchanan, and undertakes 20 falsely history in
order TO attack him.
The Old Line Wings will certainly vote for
Mr.. Buchanan, unless some well told lies ar 9
put in circulation against him. This Tlan 10
already commenced. The Express Of the 10Th
inst, following in the wake Of tire New York
Times, (Which j. q1otes,) has revived the Old
story about the "bargain" between the friends
OF John Quincy Adams and the friends OF Hen.
ry Clay, by means Of which one was elected
President Of the United States and the oiher
Secretary Of State. The express accuses Mr..
Buchanan of beng responsible Tor that charge,
whereas the friends OF John Quincy Adams and
OF Henry Clay were themselves responsible for
il. The National lntelligencer and George
Kremer were responsible for it. When it was
ascertained that Mr. Clay had not received cleo
ioraI votes enough to carry him into The House
Of Representatives, the National lHtelligencer
editorially announced that "Nlr. Clay's friends
do not yet give up" This declaration was
made by many papeIs friendly to his advance
ment Now what could this mean ? Certainly
President, that he could be made something
near it. He and Nil Adams had written against
each other in the newspapers, and somewhat
acrimoniously too. In an article written by
Mr.. Adams. (alnding to Mr.. Clay, he had sad (,
no midnigh, lamp burned by me- About this
time George KremeT also wrote letter TO the
editor Of Harrisburg paper, predicting ia
junction between the friends Of Adams and
Clay" and that one would be made President
and The other Secretary Of State. Strange
coincidence was il that the prediction became
verified TO the very letter. These circumstan-
ces, together with the announcements in
the Clay newspapers, were the origin of the
charge.
All that Mr.. Buchanan did Throughout was TO
visit General jackson and tell him what was
then in iB,ine, and to advise him that such in
triguers ought to be foiled. General Jackson an
swered in these words; "Sooner than 60 into
The residential chair by capitnlation, ] would
SEE earth open aud swallow up both Mr.. Clay
and me." These were his very words. Some
time atierward General Jackson was called
upon to tell what he knew abou. offers made TO
INN, and in answer he wrote a letter. which
was published detailing what is above stated ),
and that Mr.. Buchanan was his infoImant.-
Immediately atlerward letter appeared under
the signtnre OF Mr.. Buchanan, in which he
said thai General Jackson, in some particulars,
misunderstood him. This is the whole story and
truly tJld. Ii the Times or The Express can
prove met merely asser) otherwise, lie. the ev-
ldence be brought forward. But this cannot be
done. 70 quote Juuius. they have made
s'slrone assertions without proof, defamation
without argument; and violent censures with.
out dignity of moderation"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05
MEDICAL. NOTICE

/ 1h. " NJ. n. HARDIN, a Graduate of the Jefisr-
- son Medical College of Philadelphia, Of the New
aeJicai College, of the city of New York q
lne New ork opthalmic Hospital, and also ha wing
certificate of honor conferred upon him bv Pr,fes
sor Ogden, Doremus of the Chemical Labratory
o. the city Of New York, signed by Horace Green
uity OF the New York Medical College, ana the ex
pefenee Ut seven years in the practice of Medicine
ohers MS services to the citizens Of Middlebrook
Augusta county, and surrounding country,
Having spent the past winter In the various Medi-
cal Colleges, Hospitals and Dispensares in the cit
OF New York. and also having taken course Of MIL
OF the Hungarian army will pay especial Attention
20 ufhaArlvE SURGERY, diseases Of Females and the
ne may be found at tho Middlebrook Hotel, or the
fessionally engaged ~-''es Fs0'
May II. ls56-3t
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05
BLACK ROCK SPRINGS.
THIS delightful watering place will. be opehe

THIS delightful watering place viii. be opened for
L the reception of visitors on the 18th OF Jily.-
1t is situated in the county of Augusta, 20 miles
East of StauntoE, 1G miles from Waynesboro', and
8 miles from Meyers Cave. Hacks and buggies can
be readily obtained, either at Waynesboro' or at
Staunton
deem it altogether unnecessary to enter into any
elaborate description. Its waters have been ahaly
zed by Professor Rogers, and pronounced the sron-
gest and purest Chalvbeate in the State. They are
eticacious in of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
act most powerful on the kidneys, and general de-
biiy, but their most powerful effects have been dis
play ed in the cure of various female diseases
These Springs are admirably suited to persons
from Eastern Virginina, whose health would be
more readily promotedbv the use of the wa.ers and
the mild and healthy climate BY which they sur
rounded. Indeed, The region of country in which
they situated, has been long noted for Its salu-
bity; and, possessing they do, many advantages
both for health and pleasuie, render them very
desirable retreat for few months, and commend
to the public favor by more than ordinary claims.
A large Ball Room for those who may wish to. en-
gage in the meanders IF The merry dance.
Terms for board per week, SC, children and SER
wants half price.
We pledge ourselves to spare pains to please all
who may favour rs with eail
Isy. D.ss-i uL1aNER -r.o,,,,,,,,,
N. W. BATES,
Tuy T. TShG--ff
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05
Valua bic Tract Of Land i'm
MARKET.

TINE undersigned Commissioner in pursuance Of q
/ decree in the case of Arehart's guardian Are
hart ct. al. will proceed on Thursday the 7th day
of August, 1856, the premises, to sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, fine tract of land
containing about One Hundred and Twenty sever
Acres-the land of the late John Arehart. Ths
land is situated between the head waters of Middle
River and Walkers Creek, and adjoins the land oil
James Martin, Jacob Bowman, Addison AcCutchen
and Others 1t is in good state of cultivation and
capable of improvement, has good orchard a
good comfortable dwelling large barn, and other
necessary out buildings.
TERMS $50 much in hand as will be necessary t.
defray the expenses of sale and cost of the above
suit-(not exceeding Sl00,) and the balance in three
equal annual payments from the date of sale, tht
purchaser giving bond and approved security, ane
the title reserved until all the purchase money il
paid. DAVID e. AREHART,
June %, ls5G-tds.
Rockingham Register copy tds., and send accoun
to this office for collection.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05
Spring AND SUMNER CAMPAIGN NRHA

= PKiNG md SUMNER CAMPAIGN m RBA
g,n,a Hotci-The undersigned -begs leave to state
that independent of all party associations, he pre-
SCENTS himself once more to the public for their Kind
Clothing for the Spring and Summer Campaign. II
inc quality, quantity and richness eff my stocf ia 10
DC the criterion to secure success am am assured
to carry off the palm of victory shall use cyerv
honorable means to secure sales without sacr;dsa
OF principles H. G. prices.) Running as q uo-party
man, asking your support in my business, YOU can,
without endangering your fair reputation for consis
!ency, give me call in the selection of Jour Cloth
ing for the approaching season. and can VOW
mat VIII be as much to your advantage as to mine
Tor shall engage in the campaign with no slugpsrd
VIII put with the motto, 81 must and will succeed
MY stock comprises more than the usual variety of
Clothing, from Cheap Sumner Salt, costing S3,75
to the finest Dress Snit of S25.
'1ne, thcn, ana give your support to your very
obedicnt servant JACOB pr IITy
April % 1880 ~ANA1AA" a.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05
TRUE TURF OIL.

| TNOR old Sores of every description on Mat CT 81
| 4 Roast bruises and Sprains. Ulcers and Felons
"a pr,s az" So yea md CbhIains Fresl
C. W,,a rram, and Tettor Stings 81 insects
| Wn.nds ,ndsr Tho a;is InAamed Rreasts. Glan
1 ,,uah T. CaL I'd 'Iinal Soro RanL Snl;n
a ud cn;n Sweenav and polevilc Withers an,
W Tra 20 and fYhesfondar R;nohone ant
| Samdcract Windgall and Numbness. Saddle Gal
I'D ~ Stra;ns Swelled Legs ana Stiffness O
az. ou ~. - s,re and m danyar from q y
, ", T. Xnri;ad 10 Rurns at once II leave
10 p. "a pp,a Ok cents ner bottle Reat
~. ~ Ss s',,..;., ,..e w ~"1 r.
'"o 'oiio"ihS' purr, r.,,.rr Ie 1a,5
| n. ~ ny IT, ai" "" sarsn Years m
negro simon had an ,ce IT,. on .ne hast 'usdica nd
vice, and the strictest attention from myself. Thu
sore had been repeatedly poulticed and burnt will
caustic. Al intervals whilst giving and applying
the medicine, he has been kept low diet and alst
Kept perfectly quiet, with the limb elevated Some
times the sore would be as large as the palm OF 8
mans hand, and at othersnolarger than half dime
and even when it'll had attained this small size would
break out again. became entirely discouraged
| about 1t, and one day while in your store, asked
you what must do for it; you gave me bottle Of
your Turf Oil, and after using three bottles, (by
the direction) it was entirely healed. Previous to
the time of using 1t, he had lost months from his
work, but since he has never lost day. willadd,
that have expended, uselessly, on his limb, about
two hundred and fifty dollars 1t gives me pleasure
to add to the many you have, this testimonial of the
virtues OF y0ur Turf Oil
Very respectfully, ). +. SHELTON.
A congratulated by permission from lady Of
this city:
CHEsTERFtELp, April 10th. 1856.
Kessrs. Dore d Co.-liaving used your Turf Oil,
and finding it to be such fine medicine, think 1t
due to you thatyou should know 1t. MY daughter,
about two years ago; tell on the rocker OF a char
and bruised her thigh very much; II soon assumed
the form OF boil and bee sme very sore. had 1t
danced by physician but that nd not relieve it.
1t became running sore md continued SO tor near
ly two years. tried ever. medicine could hear
of with no effect, until was induced 20 try Dot
tie eff your Turf III, latter using one bottle and
half it was entirely healed, have since usei it for
other sores and found the same benefit lou are at
liberty TO use this as you think proper.
>, CHAhhf.
Extra ordinary case.
49, H,caxa.n NAV .1st5 1s5e.
cont,oro, Nv ch;id had commenced nre,kipc
ont last fail in smal sores which gradually extend
ID 'an .in cite haad ;ncldino 10th aors which
49, 90 , eh natan Nv .Ie sors ~ 70 cansr me IN
fa ~ at hot ears wo,,ld dron off fried ali sorts
- - as,;d ard d,,aast;c roned;as w;tbont a nv
VI 80 I .I. + IL ,,@a,,.d ana an.,l;nd Ittja
fTIfpE 0If 7. h.ndn ~ oet bsttar. The bottle
t..ta III NO n,n,;sd ,ou - ii eaain heran IN
~ ,"so H. pdf,aot sdawrl,er said dps 5o oet
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05

ON SATURDAY., 10th of July, 1885, I will proceed
" to sell, as Commissioners appointed by the Cir
cult Court of Augusta for that purpose, the prem
ises much of the real estate OF the late Christian
Echard was assigned to his widow, the late Lydia
Echard, as her dover, containing So acres and Is
poles, cleared and highly improved in one body, and
IL acres, heavily timbered, in another body, with
an easement from each to the other, the follow.
ing terms:
One, two and three years, equal instruments, ex-
cept much down shall be necessary te pay cost
of suit and expenses attending the sale; the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security aud title
retained as ultimate security. The Land is situate
on Middle River near Spring Hill, and surrounded
BY an excellent ncighborhood, with good Roads and
Merchant Mills close at hand. Ma more desirable
property could be offered to purchasers with small
families. J. Is. WATTS,
June 2l-tds, Commissioner
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05
s.SfribIilly Sprilacs.,,

THIS establishment will be opened the 18th
Il day of July, for the reception of visitors. The
Hotel and Cabins supplied with new furniture
throughout, and the comforts of establishment
equal if not SUPERIOR to those of any other springs
in the mountains. The medicinal properties Of the
various waters composing Strbling Springs, are in
ferior to- none in the United States. There IL Alum,
sulphur, and Chaybeate, of superior quality. The
Alum is believed to be the best now visited.
These Springs are situated abont IL miles North
West of Staunton. The rkcrsburg line of stages
past the house, leaving Stanton after the arri
sal OF the Eastern Cars,
The proprietor respectfully solicits the patronage
them that no pains or expense will be spared to give
general satisfaction. CHESLEY KINNEY.
July s, ls56-~6t. s,rr .'-'
Spectator, True American, and Richmond Dis
patch cOuy ct.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05
Administta tors Sale,

WE will sell to the highest bidder the residence
w of Samuel Hgitner, decd, on Thursday, the
oath day of July next, about Twenty-Five Acres OF
necessary out houses; also, large Blacksmith Shop.
The land lies within mile of Greenville adoin-
ing the Land of John Fringer and others. Any one
who may desire good situation to carry on the
Blacksmith business, Wagon making Cooperng,
eosd not he suited better in the country The land
is the very best quality and in good neighborhood
convenient 20 Churches, Mills, &c. We will also
sell at the same time, Household and Kitchen Fur
nture, consisting in part of Bedsteads and Bedding
Of good quality. One Iron Axlctree, Two Horse
Wagon (new;) fu, sets of Blacksmith Tools; one
Cart and Harness Horses and Mich Cows; 10 head
of Hogs of good qualityj one Sow and Pigs; about
one hundred bushels Wheat, Corn and Oats, and
number of articles not necessary to mention.
TBHMs of sale accommodating, and made known on
day of Sale. THOS, A. LIGHrNER,
A. B: LIGHTNER.
Administrator Of s. Lighter, deed.
VIII the tcM annexed.
June %. l85C-tds.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-07-05
wistar's Blasam OF wild Cherry

Has established for itself reputation that cannot
be assaied. DR.. VIM. A. Shaw, Of Washington,
N. c., writes under date of May |, as follows: 81
have heard of many cases Of decided beneficial eff
ects from its use especially in Asthma and Chronic
Cough of spasm0dic character l have used the
Wild Cherry great deal Id practice, and with
marked good results.
every one knows the reputation of the Turpen-
tine and Balsam constituents in protracte coughs.
The combination Of these principles in WlSTARS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, is ingenious and
judicous
"Medfcal men are justly dstrustful of Patent
between outr nostrums and hunbugs and those
medicines which have proved sautary, and in many
we'll attested cases. curative"
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS the
SETH W. FOwLE 4 CO., 1873 Washington st.,
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by DR.. j. G. NJ. Mer-
rillat and j. L. Laird, Stanton Va. and by their
agents everywhere. July S, 1866.
Messrs. P. DAVIS d SoN--Gents Before left
Mergui; both Karens and Burmans had found out
Che value of your Pain Killer, and could readily
have disposed of large quantity Of it among them.
It seems particularly efdcacio1s in cholera merbus
bowel complaints, and other diseases to which the
natives of Burmah, from their unwholesome style Of
living, peculiarly exposed. 1t is a valuable an
idote to the poison of Centipedes, Scorpions, lor
nets and the Ike Il have been twice suhg by Score
piOns and in both cases eased the most excruciatng
pain aud entirely prevented the swelling by applying
the Pain Killer. On eur voyage home from India,
the Captain of the ship taken with vomiting and
purging and othor symptoms Of cholera gave
him good dose of Pain Killer with tile most iH,i,e
date and happy results. So entire and speedy was
the relief that he assured me he weud never again
go voyage without your excellent madeleine, If he
could possibly procure it. ksspectfaly yours, -.
REV. j. BENJAMIN, =
Late Missionary to Burlnah.
Sold by Druggists, Grocers and Medicine Dealers
everywhere. No y 3 July 5--2w