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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-18
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A NJ b r o I Y p Els,
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DaguerrOtypes in Glass.

W. Su'To'ih@r, ha"tug nhtlinedihe right for Mont
pulirf aud siaiuity ts nos ptepaftd i,, 80. ~
n'" " Invented, hrauiiu ani never ch uttns pi,fu,
10 sli-s "h'eh are a'ttteihsf superior i. haturv d
hi' hHguo- .tHn stand, over '"''"
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filed the place, he carried the young
girl of in his arms, covering her
with tears aud kisses. A carriage
which was waiting short distance
from Nicolo's theatre, received tue
lovers, aud carried them oil with
lightning speed, on the road to Flor
ence.
No words can express the exas-
peration of poor CapuzzL He tried
to hasten in pursuit of the odious
ravisher of his niece. But the ofii
Ger of the guard who hid possession
Of his person, surrounded him with
soldiers, and said TO hun coldly:
Justice will inform herself con-
cernng The carrying off aud seduc-
ton of which you complain. As
for you, | cannot, by my private
authority, set you at liberty yoI
must immediately answer to the
magistrate for your attempt at muir
der on the person Of the young ac-
tor whom whom you were about so
expeditiously to forward, had It not
been for my interference. Let us
walk, if you please, and donot force
me to pull you by the ears.
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nom Tic onnUy NenTT0man'
Pumpkins for Milk Cows.

MEssRs. TucKER ~ SoN.--l no
lice IN No. 10, vol VI, Nov. s, an
inquiry about the value Of pumpkins
Tor mulch COWS, aud us ! expect not
only to be subscriber, but cores
pendent to your truly valuable paper,
I will endeayor TO enaghleu your N.
Hampshire sUOcuber with my eX-
perence aad that OF others.
Pumpkins are made up Ot
solid matter, about 3 90
wafer 81 OO-l00
and posses very nutritious qualities,
which are increased by The lrult be-
my cooked. 1t has been ascertain
ed not only by myself but others
who use The pumpkin IN feeding
mich cows, that the quality Of the
milk 10 much improved by this food.
They contain much sugar The
seeds Of certain melons are used as
"a diurellc IN medicine, among which
are pumpkin seeds. II the pump
kins are fed TO the cows with the
sccds IA them, the dureuc property
OF The seeds more than counterbal-
aBccs their mllk-lncrcasng qualities,
which pumpkins, iUd without the
seeds, certainly possess. Let your
correspondent feed two COWS, The
nup tVith t,uutpL ms with th.tr sooJ.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-18
Kind To the Widows.

C. II. Hayden Esq, Of the Rut-
land Herold is LAID ASIDE " Just
now on account of bad health, al
one Of the famous Water-cUres nj
Bralteboro'. So long as he can wink
an eye and wag pen, he will get up
good items. Here is one, modeslly
published IN his own paper over the
signature of LAID ASIDE
| accidentally stepped into lit
tie, obscure shop, a day or Two since,
and found a smart, white haired old
man hard at work, making and bar
reling kindlngS. Ills shop was
very neat and orderly. Capt b.
was, for many years, "A captuin on
board OF sea going vessel. After
wards, he became an extensive ma
nufacturer in New Hampshire. His
wife, dying, he sold out his establish
ment, and retired with competence
to support old age. But II was So
ordered he says, that he should not
be idle. lie has a quantity of hem
lock wood drawn TO his shop. From
this pile he saws and cuts fine kind
llngs, which are tied up in small
bundles of exact size. lie collects
old sugar and rice hogsheads, and
planes them into shavlngs. A bar
rel is packed very hard, two thirds
full, with the dry, pine shavings.-
Theu the barrel IS filled up with the
klndllngs. The Captain fills fifty
barrels year, and sends them all To
wld1ws who have no man to provide
these comfortable things for them. -
IT sail done gratultously, and, as far
as possible, without the glver becom-
ing known.
He laughed heartily, aud enjoyed
prodlgiously, in telling jokes OF The
ignorance Of these old ladies', in re-
ceivlng, every year, Two most accept
able barrels OF BINDINGS from some
unknown giver. Whit an unoblru-
sIve, rea. comfortable charity Hap
ply old man, long may you hive to en-
Joy the luxury nj beneyoIence
Capt. b. has been resident of
Mediord, Mass, that place noted
only for the Manufacture of n. Eng
land Rum. HIS observation of the
evils of rum. drinking on sea aud
land, has made him both a preacher
and praciiser al total abstinence
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fpr PHrifmc ihs Blood remor,Rg az i.ea.e. % I.iss
ron ,reess Of -utcarl, slposafn end naprsdeacs ~
ms r4rnHic c'nstffi0Ha dssae, artsia Iton ca i
pur. state ~ ne ba1d, md ne Only rsimbe aHa sge
np ka9cH smsdg fnr hc care ~ Scrofia Saff Rbtn,
dt Hnd, tiasraii"Hs effte Threat and Langs p.i4.
era SEEDLINGS Of ne Bones, 7,nfr Pnupi.s an M,
tdff and scaig EraPtions " The skH.
his article D. HUs prescribed 10y some Of the mast
Distinguished piys"iius n the county, aud hls proved
""fe thrieut in puciicc thtn amy preparation ol sr
-HpHull Vet otrrri t0 The puhir. Sereiaf eases OF
scconIaB Ssph'hs, Mereunl and Sctoialous Diseases
nave enurell roroveied boz the mcurabic wards of our
fuphc lnsiiu ions which had for many yeafs re- listed
every mode oi teutueul thit could be- devised These
eases iufnish striking examples of thc stlufufy tcs
tis medicine n uff"-tins of he mustiuvrtcte
diseases, Hnef The gland, were destroyed, and th.
bones aiready Affected
Nurict.-Lotiets from rosponsb bic Physicians and
F"irs-ors OF several Medical Coieges and ftdesie.
Of cur's om patents Will be found accompanying both
Preparations
PfieF. FLUID extract Of Boehu, 8 per bottle, orc
bot les fut s..
FficFs Fund ENuact ofSarsspafilla 81 por pottla or
nites "t s., equal 10 strength TO gallon var
Of ~1fnpntilia.
Pfcparod aud sold by II T. HELMBOLD. Chemist.
. q Chestnut Street, nearthe Ginfd House, Pbtadel'
phiu,
To ho had orCoLLINS 4 PIERCE Montpelier. VI.
Aud of pfuggi.ts a1i iHtiefs-trtywhefr.
n teurs drfie Q, ne Proprefo, or Trent rsesreg
1lHtaia's a. eHbpb. az. IA.
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To mute yeiio1o Butter in WIN
fer.-Pul IN yoIk OF eggs Just before
the butter comes, near The termina.
lion Of the churning. This has been
repeatedly tried, and makes very fine
sweet butter. It's kept by many as
great secret, but lis great value re-
qnires publicity.
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agrirulturul.
Sheep HusbapdrY.

MEssRs. EDiroRs.- Il send you
the result OF my experience and OBJ
sefvatIon in relation To the profit a.
rising from the various breeds OF
sheep for The last twenty years. Al
the commencement OF farming op-
eralions, | brought hundred sheep,
nearly all the merlno breed, az an
expense Of two or three dollars each.
commenced decided improve
ment by Introducing superior merlno
bucks from the best ilocks in our
county, and by selling off the inferl-
or portion Of the flock, and supply
ing their places with better. After
a lev years Of improvement, they at
tanned very even aud beautiful APP
pearancc, and were indeed IA valua-
BILE flock. My frs, clip OF wool sold
for % cts. per To-, which, with the
value of the lambs, gave a fair re-
munerailon, above the expense of
keeping. But, alas an evil day
began to dawn. Congress passed
the Tariff compromise act,-a meas
ure which gave blow to the wool
growing interest both north and
south, from which il has never re-
covered, and never will until men
learn wisdom from experience. But
for the folly aud madness of our pol
iliclans, The wool-growing business
might have been one of the most pro-
htable branches of agriculture at the
present time. My last clip OF wool
sold Tor tweniy-nine cts. per H., a re-
ducllon OF more than one half under
the operation of the act above refer
red to, and my sheep for rs els. to
one dollar each. Al the present lime
very little wool is grown IN this yicl-
nI'y, except upon sheep designed for
raising market lambs.
have since turned my attention
TO raising coarse sheep for breeding
purposes, aud for this purpose NJ
tlrst selected the Colswold, but off
late, IN order TO lest the comparative
value nf the two breeds, have pur-
c. 'ased a few of the New Ox(ords.
Sine oreedlng coarse sheep, my sue.
cess has Oar exceeded my most san.
guine exn, cations. The demand
for first rate a Taele of course blood
ed sheen. ,s "a. advance Of The
''pply, a"d from presc. ~'Ppearanee'
'" give you the resuh tsaY 1
the present year, md cave ss
I" compare the resu.
fne sheep.
IL -
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA,
Important AnnOumccmout,


Hp All PERSONS afflicted win sexual ii.e,..s
such ts @sNiN A. WEAKNESS. tNPOTENCF'
1pNNuFH EA G1EEf, SYPHILIS Nc 40
The now mn ASSoCt ATtON .f'h,lai, ltpfa Dol,
vrw"i tnu twte' de siuiotiun IT hun .n ii, ,, tb
di'"' nt ~exH Diseases tut the decrptinu. - b, en
go pfHcitsed ulnn the unfortunate ttrftu. al s,,ct
d'earrs BIS Qu1cks have directed their ,'onst,' q
-ufe'pa, as iiiklrAHLE CT ,vYdby n tb,,r
ms &" give DiHAb ADVICE GRATts t,,It
efs"a' thus Ai eI'd, Male or T,mlle,l Aho ami,
nv l"ileF WIN desritipn OF thfir condition. ~.
o'hp'itcni hahiis oi fs.l ar,, and 90 cs.. of 80
p,,yelW and 'aherieg 10 FURNISH MEnICtSLs
RE ~ CHANGE '
ne Howard Association is benevo ontIa.iiint,on.
NshNl'hrd nv sperd tHdowuent, fu the i.li, f,fths
-ick and distressed, Hf cted Win :. Vtrteot ,, a.
pe"to ptseases, anhls funds can be- used form otb,
purpose. Il M, now surplus OF means. ,ybieh tte
ftciots hove voted 10 ndyonike the above ,t,r. A.,
~ need ess TO adj that the Assnoiaton i
hishe" Medical .kil oi the age aud viii furnish The
mosi approved mnlrfn Treatment Vnt,,lfe i, iv,ra
leo giVen to sick tnd nervous females afHirts itb
Louc ffhoa, &r. '"''''
Address lpost-pad,l Diego R.CALHOUN. Con.
.nlina SURGEON llnwtrt Assosiation. No . snnth
NINTH street Philadelphia, Pa.
ny order ui the nifecints
EZRA u.liEARTWELL, Pfe.ident
""'' r""""'H"' S"ololaN 3s.iY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-18

Esnenensed Millwrght sent to any part Of the
eooniYio survey MI SITES and prepare iraGs Plan.
and hnimaies for VIZ 1feyery description som
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-18
HeImlolds Genaine PreParalions.

80 Genital Street. Low o. Mace.
jlmd FRED y SMITH G,uef Agent .o Vermont
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{ 'vNslsIlNG ofLiyetuool, TutA. Islud,nd c,ai,
ii sal', ao" uelo ding ffpm 10, ra, sh,l ei''1
-" ''e'p 'oi each, aii1efa discount made ,otbst,
Augp,,oo,t FULLER a sMITH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-18
THE Million

nonh Or SOUTH sust OF west, ami 10 dlnd 20 the bti
each mont With chtt., noauiir ant ~ .phic insect
lnls lust fueh as hni fthvr, bro nor or end wan
plae" ~ ihr hfnds at family oitcir. tis mann,
a'ptuornis fesh 'udof % l, and, what d puipsIts o
b. thu cheapest mug xtnn IN tho world.
A"y posin oaoosiag me dollar the protti,tnr a.
n'l"" shHi i'eeNe ihe VI sn1He iuf nre srHr ~ no,
pet"on senlag "a egAt sahscUprrs aud eiqht DELUXE
az one tune, stall fec. i've coin gritis
VI hALLou. PabiisAer aad Proprietor.
Cofnoi ~ fremont aud hfomheli stfcets, Ho.tou.
Glislm - 7NN"'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-18

No man has thorough taste of
prosperity, 10 whom adversely never
happened.
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OATS OATS OATS

IN 0nn Bushels wanted Immediately IA, which
WV ns,h viii be paid on delivery. De,',
store Il q. squire. FULLELD st,tt I'.p''
August con, 1855. u
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Terms and Premiums.


raAmentsto be- made 60 at case. tn advance. rfon
oy ruucAiin he stutt who're issued, wi he received
at par.
The Premiums cos.st OF the following ,yo,t. ,,c,
volumes fwhich Wtil ne 4iv,u 200 nov .ub.cd,.t,
aeconiug'o i1c nunner of pefoiieal. .riorud, ID. a
PREMIUM VOLUMES
a9'.' " ~ ,.''f,, Resie~ zone lrar.)
t.,ndon Quu,,i5 testeW Year
EIiuHufsh Review COMO yeaf.J
Nrir"H li iHefHiuo l-iA months
WesiuiHstef trvfrW tuuu fsur
Cnn.euuuve rreuIuu Nulutnee cannni 90 alirnsrs b,
iurnlshod. aN"opt o tne fuf~t-o Qltut-l, Reoirv.
20 puvent stppuiitu fhcttinit wurte fhlt u.fl
B. GOT tlnnt wanted, suH.tnhrfH sill pItnsr ,fdsf .
many diuettnt worha uf 1feuiuus as hero uto voi
uncs Go whishtheA mi' bee entitled.
Clubbing.
Aiiscouni ftwent, h,r per csat. from the above
prert WILDE iluwcdto Club oriofita flofnr more
copies iluy Quo ot more OF tle above woflti thus
-Four copies OF BluckNuad, nr uf Que Rpyicw, viii ho
sent 10 one adiirssfar s9i faufcoptcs OF The four
Revirv tHut hlnokwooo Goo $50 aodso on.
ON HrcnIuus Vili boo given rhnte the above al
lnwance is made to CluHs,uo vIll premium. boo 100,
case Dee hunishvd unl-s- the -uhsrtHttuu uioipy i.
paid 90 iul 40 thr publisher. wrhout recourse 10 an
AGENT
Postage,
w. 'llihe prin.ip.l Diur- a,d To0n. thesc woiks
will hrdehvriro FREE or POSTAGE
Whom sent hN m4lll 'ho ftsflrt tn nuY ra' of tho
Uuucds ates will boz TWENTY FOUR cE'NrSa yart
fui .nek wood aud hut FOURTEEN GEMS a,sat
Gif ono uf iho above krvitt.
RrritHurrs iot ANY Of ths above publications
should always heaidIrs,ca ro. pnia 70 ihe lublish
o; =, .. od ng q "a scorrN .c95.
Buck isitIeus a Gloves,
q
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NOTICE-

O. BRIGHAM 81. D. Homeopathic Physie,an
~. and rufseon- having hanged hs residence l,om
Wat.hrld TO Monipchef Niil &C., and associatsd HIM
.el IN preiiee with nf T. q Tupllu IL now n,en,,sd
10 anfwer all culls DO tbs vafiou. Department M M
opposite the Academy. 'A '"'u'''
Montpelier, July !, 1855. 4ae
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For services " bucks Ia 90
Estimated value VI wool Ga
very low estimlte) 42 10
S57O 81
To keep my flock good !
hive been obliged to buy
iJthe value Of l6i 90
Which deduct from the a.
mount ol sales leaves S4O6 81
am aware tia, some breeders
who have become extensively known
have sold for much higher prices aud
have realized greater profits.
II. l. HART.
West Cornwall. Co.
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A New & Valuable Discovery.
DR.. HAMS

aromatic MUigoratiag .Spiyi&
v'his delicious bev rago is superior To- ,Iinrison
ln2 Cor iHl., -chn.p fs, Ntpines, 4r in u.f,
ie' 10" cure 81 bfFrHf-fr NeVousurs. na4uhufn,
ni""sn"sss hidntt Complaint, Msi4ncioi,. Gr.ntnai
'i"Wtuss luiHmptfHnre &c. o. % wIttinrftof.t- .ef
strengthen But VIII rnt infuRirHte or sturfi,
Irf-nna who have become hsbnnatrd 10 Inc c,rfs.
sF' u'' "l lo'lcc", p.Hm Hnd rrifuutu. iiourf.,.
wh'h pennanHu frfi tom The dee ifr t,, q. ihese
a''l"''"P as'"- by iahirF hottie q, rfih.
DE LtCiOUS Medical Revenge,
Netk "nd s'rly Families viz 6nd uf HAM. fu.
N's"i'ng' Trlnt qpct end cure cue Ter OF Frnnie
mole niih' ites % holm hsgeuefuiuf ns 81 Ell o.
thaithe 'f'''"'
aromatic InUigoratiRg Cordiak
- calculated To cur b. named ON mo - 10 men, , M
ran,ine each but c, and fun direction, of u,e ~, mi
nuleb given. "' ''' Wa
tRicE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
prepared by DIR. Darius Hmm.
Principal Office, No = Liberty street..
Wv YORK where MhoIessIs Ord,rs
n"""iu ne addressed. Fur sale by I1urp,,t,
'h'"u-honl The Unifsd SiHtes.
VI 'ol'LiNs, Mon'pels''
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FOUNDRY & MACHINE
GHOD

THE UNDERSIGNED INFORM THE PURitr
mat thhy Hfo prepared to execute any order. G,,
Nnsunss, hnchlaeiy, rhahing, Mii-wnfk a. an
NOV neiiee ana inn suprrof manner At then VVotks
the PioSEER hEoHAsie's sHop.
stMoNDs& PAINE.
pphl"ei"Ni aug. u, 1894. 0gtf
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from me host and most popuhi writers OF he cnunr,
u Is tlsosp'si siih record Il tho nntablo .,snt az
th' 'm'si Z" P1eo aud war, OF di- covrile-, lnd im.
uussments o.vuuinr in either hrmispb. 40. C,fe,,a,
60 agreeable eonptniuu iof ei.ufe mutnt a. ~ hour
aoNwheie, ~ homo or abroad, each HaHbsr bsaV cum,
pltie %, ITSELF WV
No sepiuhnu sui vets are admitted into It's pages
ihrfr Ffu enough euuitoF, pnnlc lbnnr each de-
vote iehs peculiar sect or clique The wofk b. In.
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by heooming amrnhet ut hts As-nrilttu. ure--
1T Al pntsnns t"reiys She fell ud'ne u thar sub
sorPt''Hs a. a. st IN the shapa OF steniag Magazine
Ittsfutnft.
"a zach meWsi u e"nitibuiing towards put chas nr
eh"ce "fAso An sh ch are 20 ha dt.tfibutrd ame5
ihemse-e e. and are AZ thr sime time encouraging me
Aust. ~ thu county Disturbing ihousaud. ct dnaf.
through IT. agency
fessuns 10 rsmdhT fiHds for membetshp vii pease
give ueif pot g'e firesf fait -ibiinf ths nion
ihey wish Tho Magazine 10 commence, aud have tho
letter registered 90 mo Post uts 10 picvant loss. On
tho troeiri Of which, ctii,icitr ct momhrrhip to-
{" say par Of me eounir
lho.o mo purchase Magazines at Baaksiafos. W,li
"hseiv" mat nv ining thts Nssnrtltiun fAsg rfers
~ Magaiias and Ticket "a ne annaai d,,tsbutsu
a., al he same Price They nuw pay fotths Ma.aI,ne
al0Ie
Beautifully Illustrated Catalogues giving fun do
'cnitiWn-, ssntfSss ga ipnlisauon.
For Aambrfsinp. address
CD nERRY,, Aetuary c. A A.
Atelthef % she principal Offices
k,,ekefhogkrf Mig,8s. ufifo. 3a3 Blondway,
New f"s. o. Western Once, 100 Wai,i street
sindusty,O %. G9,6,,
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VICTORY! VICTORY
Indian Vegetable Pulmonic
81 Y RU II.

norI 1E IAGOkHH n Gel thfuied fnd,sn. af.eo..
- clft BIO thr .uH.hiHHff.H o. t.uf hfnUs rf I.of.
ald h" h- s,u.sd, ihatis WARRANTED io euts
che Wufv, rt-g. 90
Coughs, Colds, " hopping Cough. Group.
Asthma, Bronchitis aud Consumption
iu u cases bore the Lung, sfo a.i ni.t o.asn,a.
or vhrfo lhtIc BE- whaling Co snsfsia Doc Iru in uls
luuF-.
DO boz hcentrcf To- huoliri. N cases and never oil,
4"l Doe atl'd O." cure Toe uetnt has iu boo los.tss.
i"H 'an' r'tuhrHirs of BIO vu.d .tIul ,tluts
'n, 90 lree bodies .rr waruniva Geo eufe thf hsfI-
est COUCH
COLD.
,lHe io two bottles wi.i euro tho uhoopins COUGH
I've TO i"ur BOTTLE. eilI cue tht as fuWA
CHt11s
Unchnule ~ % rurs t,e GROUP
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Tho payment OF thtoe dsllafs cunstt.t.s anv one a
m"mhef Of t's Assuciatun and eutils- nim TO pt si
one Of The lnpwlng dtgtzres iorntn ye i-, iud OBJ. ,
ticket IA ife distribution OF the Stttulfy aud Ptut
ings.
re Li'era'ufr ssued 10 ,ulseraao. coosi.ts OF The
mHo"hg Monthlr hasatinas; nlfpct'., ruta.tn'.
hacketbHohet, black~ood's GfahIm'., Gule,'s
Lady, Buuk, aud iluu.nhei WanI.
Fersnns taking i've msnbcfshiu arr enti iad To
hNe OF me Magaf ne' f ono year, end cir uckefs
IN the di.tfthuuoa.
Tho net piuceeds derived from iho sale II mem,.
shP'' af" devoted 90 the purchase Vt 1,ksof Af isf
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sales ~. with
your readers -
with those OF raisio.
sheep. 'o winter
81 sbs sales from my flock for !
The Premiums ,s 20 S472 90
SlaIe and Count. e..
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-05-28

THE "FRoG SWAMP in the eastern part of
our borough is a decidedly bad thing. On Il
warm day, ssthe rankest compound OF villain.
Gus smell that ever offended nostril,'' as Billy
Shakespeare says, pervades the atmosphere in
its vicinity. The foul effluvia that arises is
putting il jeopardy the health of our citizens
for we believe it is q fact that the gases gene
rated in such places, though they are specially
adapted to plants and vegetation, arc offensive
TO our nostrils, unsuited to our lungs and
noxious to our system. Some immediate ac-
tion should, therefore, be taken to have the
swamp drained ard filed up. The water could
be drawn off by undertaking and charcoal
and coal ashes could be spread over the sur
face, and would answer not only for filing up,
but as dsinfccting agent. Whether this
would be practicable mode of proceeding OF
not, we wont pretend TO assert. Some means
OF removing the nuisance should, however,
be employed, aud that speedily. We trust
the matter will at once be deemed worthy the
attention Of our citizens.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-05-28
UUMAN LIFE SAVED!

N DowAGIAc Mich, March IL, 1856.
J. a. RHODES, Esq Dear Sir-As took your
medicine to sell on consignment ''no cure no pay,
take pleasure in stating its effects reported to
me by three brothers who live in this place, and
their testimony is fair specimen Of all have re-
ceived
w. s. Conklin told mel had taken nine bot
ties Of Chrstie's Ague Balsa and continually
down while using it until my lungs and liver were
Congested to that degree that blood discharged
from nv mouth and bowels. so that all thought it
impossible for me to live through another chill
The doctors too did all they could fer me- but tho
I must die. Nothing did me any good until got
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure, which at once re-
leyed me of the distress and nausea at my stomach
and pain in my head and bowels, and produced
permanent cure in short time
III NJ. Conklin says: Il had been taking medi
cine of as good doctor we have in our county,
and taken any quantity of quinne and specifies
without any good result, from 25th August to 18th
December. But seeing how nicely it operated on
my brother, I got bottle of Rhodes Fever and A.
que Cure, which effected permanent cure by US
ing two-thrds of a bottle. !"
S NJ Conklin was not here, but both the other
brothers say his case was the same as ii. Ms,
sold the medicine to both the same day and the
cure was as speedy from the same small quantity,
and 1 might SO specify. Yours with respect,
A. HUNTINGTON
The above speaks for itself Gooa proof as il is,
it is Of no better than the vast number of like
certificates l have already published, and the still
greater amount that iseontinually pouring in TO
One thing more. Last year had occasion to eau
ton the public in these words - notice one FrM
lcto hare taken Of nty general circulars, sub
s,ttuted tie name Of their noStrans for my necat
cine, a7sd Gie1, 7cih bra-en inspndeHec end their
pamphlet actth the erctamattoR Let Tie proprietor
Of any Other medicine say as niHch If he daycs He
Now take pleasure in saying that the caution
referred to the same Dr. .Christie's Ague Balsam
that is mentioned in the above certificate.
There are several other Industrious people who
are applying to their poisonous trash all that |
publish about my Fever and Ague Cure, Anti
dote TO Malaria, except the certificates of cures,
and the certificate of the celebrated Chemist DIR.
James X. Chiffon of n. Y, in favor of its perfect
ly harmless character, which is attached TO every
bottle. These will always serve to distinguish my
medicine from limitations JAS. a. RHODES,
apr23 56-3m Proprietor Providence. Il