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DIR. Establishment,

I NOR THE TREATMENT OF THE SKIN, AND TIE
Il RESTORATION OF TIE HAIR, No. ., TEENoNr-sT
BsToS DR. JACOBi invites the attention Of persons sub
iect to diseases O the skin manifested In the gradual los o
The hair persons who already bald, to hi establishment
where remedy IN w. found under his Mineral
treatment lie can not IN thi. connection, warn rersuns TO
strongly against the Of greasy substances those delete
washes commonly composed u castor oil and alcohol
which fatal to the hair and skin. In many
the lus " the hair proceeds from these circumstarccsIhe
eAPcls through the pores u The SKIN certain quantity
NJ animal matters u this suaerHi tn rman, the porS he
ciogge up and consequently the health u the hair is
impaired Now 10 add to these animal acnnnaio' greasy
substances particularly vicious aud gumny
Law Of nature The animal deposits must be removed the
skin kept free from oil fatty matter, and the rcs kept open
ct this he done, aud in nine oat Of tn there will N
trouble with ,c hair In cases where diseases Of the kin
have been contracted by long neglect " these rules mine
raj os1 neeY s % Ss b i bant2 70 s 20 sS
person calling ON him extended explanation Of the
whole theory u such diseases and their treatment founded
upon simple ad ola Hs conditions of natural scieice The
appended certificate ouy Of large number f,n other
tcstiymg to te efficacy VI his Mineral ashes
remedy f,r badness
This certify that have hal an article called the u Rim
Hair Wash, applied during the hs, five six weeks my
head the purpose " renewing strengthening the hair.
1t has been ycy effective in prlucug such result; and
Ohccriuly recommend the "a those afflicted with
JONAS CHICKERING.
Dr. JAcoar would also call the attention IT the public to his
celebrated MINERAL Ham DYE which viii be found, trial.
to possess advantages Dye discovered
The majority Of the usual Hair Dyes composc Of
nitrate " silver which is powerful canr, only
nic the sAn and iurn the hair but producing grcc punk
and metallic tnt- in its coorE nr Jacolys Hair Dye, al
though derived fran minera has Ia lts composition neither
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brown - the deepest black, and pert ny initiate the natural
hus of the hair 1t will aso satsn the texture II the hair
1t will ia no case stain, hurr any way iuurc the skin
Any - sou can test IT, capabilities by single trial. tn,
most entire and perfect satisfaction il guaranteed for It.
The appended certificate from Dr. Chas I. Jackson will
estii! Ia its efficacy
have seen nr. NJ Jncplls Hair Dye m coIorne ha
II scep brnwn black Of beautiful natural color and car
hat il rlslflN nft Huf uR1ra
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-31
STATE OF VERMONT.
BY RYLAND FLETCHER
GOVERNOR.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, by the recent destruction Of the State
House by fire, and the consequent want of any &C
commodatons for the stated sessions of the Legis-
lature, necessity has, in my opinion, arisen for
assembling the Legislature of the State before the
time of its next regular session. as prescribed by
the Constitution do, therefore, by this my Proc
lamation, convene the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatves, composing the General Assembly of the
State of Vermont, to meet Mt Montpelier, on We'd
ncsday, the eighteenth day Of February next n,
ten O'Clock, in the forenoon; hereby requiring the
respective Senators and Representatives then and
there to assemble, toconsult and determine on such
measures as the public good may seem to them to
require.
Giuen under my hand and The seal of the State,
at Cdrcndish, his ttccniy sirih day Of Janu-
arg, ia the gear Of our Lord one thousand
eight huadred and my screen.
RYLAND FLETCHER.
By The Governor,
WILLIAM G. SHAW, Secretary
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CouNTERFEiTs. Among the latest counterfeits
are twenties on the Commercial Bank, Providence,
r. l., altered from ones on the Commercial Bank,
Perth Amboy; vignette, horses and goats at "A well.
Elves on the Tivcrton Bank, Il. l.; three and tens
on Columbia Bank, Pa. tens on Mechanics Bank,
Williamsburg; twos ON Kirkland Bank, n. Y
tens ON Indian Head Bank, ~ H.; tens on Missi-
quot Bank, VT; tens on Cambridge City Bank,
Mass. and twos on Lancaster Bank, N II.
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FELTON'S BOOKSTORE.
Vermont Stock Journal,

TTNDER THE ABOVE TITLE HAVE COMMENCED
- the publication Of monthly paper, devoted the n-
tcrcs,s of Vermont Breeders.
Each number will he embcllshcI with of nc animals
in the best style and contain cdrrecs and descriptions Of
horses " the Morgan and some other breeds
Each number will also contain miscellaneous matter which
it will be- my aim to render interesting to the general reader,
aud shall cndcavor To make the useful, II not ndis-
pcnsable to every breeder Of line stock.
Il will contain ID large pages, clearly printed, ON
good paper al so cents Vear Invariably an adrdnce.
An copy To the gcttcr up Of a club ii
Specimen numbers AMI prospcctuscs furnished gratis
who wish o examine them up clubs ~ subscribers
The first number is ready for delivery.
Address J.. c. lISSLEI,
\
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SaXtOn's River Seminary.

VNHE Spring term Of this well known Institution will
Wednesday, February 26h, with full corps Of
able and efficient teachers.
Excellent advantages will be furnished 10 all wishing nsfuc
ton at very moderate charges.
The Musical and Ornamental departments offer superior nd
yantages The French department. In charge Of Mrs Will
NORTH who for several years resident of Paris Affords
the best facilities for acquiring thorough knowledge Of the
For further Information address Rev L. Hayden A. M.
VIM N. Wilbur, A. d., Principal or j. A. farnsworth Esq
Secretary.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-31

E4- The Detroit Advertiser draws the following
contrast between Mr.. Chandler, who has been cho-
to succeed Senator Cass, and that latter gentle
man himself:
son the north side of Fort street, in the ancient
city Of Detroit, stand two old wooden houses
These houses stand cheek by jowl-so near, that in
shower the caves from the one almost shed rain
upon the garden of the other Neither of these
houses is worth moving. One ofthem is about the
color of superannuated negro, and the other is
white. The thresholds of both are pressed by the
politicians and active men Of the two great divid-
ing parties of the State. The doors of both are
Hospitality open to calls of that character. One of
these men is old, short and pussyS the otheri tall,
slender, and in the prime Of life. Both are rich,
but one of them has become 30 by the rise of prop
erty, and by the steady and abundant stream which
has flowed into his Golfers, from the treasury of the
general government, for more than fifty years
The other has amassed wealth by private enterprise
during period of time less than ne-haf of that
in which his neighbor has been pampered pet of
government. Both are natives of the State Of New
Hampshire, and both left the State upon coming
to years of manhood, and sought home in Detroit.
The public halls and departments of the country
have been worn by the feet of one of these men for
half century. He has filled offices both civil and
military; both executive, and administrative, dip
lomatic and legislative, and he has sought higher
ofhces than those which he has obtained. The 9TH
ernow, for the first time, fills an important public
office.
The contrast in respect to age, personal appear
ance, and hisory, between these two men, is not
more remarkable than that of their personal char
acter-and their political opinions are equally op.
posed. While the has steadily resisted the pop
ular will of his constituents and has blinded him
self wiifnlly thereto, the other has assiduously
courted that opinion, and has studied and exerted
himself to increase and disseminate those views, and
toidentify himself, as far as possible, with their adj
Vocacy.
In Of these two houses lives the elder of thes,
two gentlemen, Senator of the United States from
Michigan; and future Senator, the successor o.
the former, occupies tho other"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-31

The Boston, Concord and Montreal railroad Of
New Hampshire, running from Concord to Wells
River, 90 miles, and costing three millions dollars,
has failed for one million, and gone into the hands
of trustees assignees; the laws Of New Hamp-
shire make stockholders in railroads personally
liable for the debts of the company, and suits have
been commenced against leading owners in this
road by some of its creditors.
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NJ AR RAG E s.

At South Boston, Mass Tuesday evening, Jan. 9th, by
Rev. W. W. Dean, CHARLES CUMMINGS Of this village
and Miss ELIZABETH b. daughter Of the late brewster Ray
nods Of South Boston.
In this village, the Brattleboro House, jan 2sth by Rev
Geo H. Deere, GILBERT BROWN and ABBY y. II. Kill
BURN, Of Warwick, Mass
In this village at the Bratleboro House. Jan 90 by Rev.
Mr.. Bush, Mr. CHARLESE WHEELER and Miss HARRIET
A. SCOTT both Of Halifax.
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r Z S r " a T. !!

TINE LADIES OF THE UNIVERsALlSr SOCIETY IN
Il vte the public to social entertainment in the TOWN
HALL on Thursday evening, Feb 9Th. GOLD RING will
be awarded by impartial Judges to the author of the best Co
nund there read the BratlebOro Cornet and Quadrie
Bands will he in attendancei the tables viii be furnished with
ample provision, The ladies feel confident that their arrange
will blend the festive, the musical and the ineiec
tnal, AS To give rare and innocent enjoyment.
Admission Is cents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

DONATION NlSlT.-An those who would favor ReT. =
SPENCER with Donation VISIT are requested to do at
the Parsonage Tuesday, Feb 3D. next, afternoon and
ming. Per order Of he Committee.
Dover, Jan. 2ls;, 1857.
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DEATHS.

In West Halifax, Dec 3Oth Mrs OLIVE n. wife OF James
VIM Plumb aged is years and 10 months
In Marlboro Jan. Do ALONZO LOCK, Of Almern and
Sally Ames by nhalng steam from boiling ea-kettle.
In IIayesville, Ohio, Dec. 21st, WILLARD Do0ITTLE,
aged ST. formerly Of Tdwnsend. Printers in Chcopee Mass
please COPY.
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MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS, and pEDLARs, do you wish
to retain your cusm-rs' Keep supply Of Bacon's Excel
sior Preparations, or they 60 where they get diem.
W. A. BACON, Manufacturer aud Proprietor Ludlow, Vt
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AND MASSACHUSETTS,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. The subscribers

NOTICE. The subscribers
~ having been appointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District Of Marlboro Commissioners receive
examine aud adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of AD0LPus sTEBBINs Of Brae-
boro, In said District, deceased and all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto, (sx months from the h inst be-
ing allowed by said Court for the creditors exhibit their
caims hereby give notice that they will business
OF their appointment at the late dwelling house said
c the rs Thursdays Of February aud June next from
O'Clock until four p, NJ, each Of said days.
GEO. NEwMAN,>
ASA MILLER, commissioners.
sAML ROOT, }
Brattlcboro, Jan. 18th, 1851. 3w3
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
R. H. EDDY, Solicitor of PATENTS,

(LATE AGENT OF U. s. PATENT OFFICE, WASHING
TON, UNDER THE ACT OF 1881
76 STATE ST., opposite kiIby st.. Boston.
A FTER An EXTENSIVE PRACTICE OF UPWARDS
"A Of twenty years, continues to secure Patents in the
nted States; also In Great britain, France and other foreign
countries Caveats Specifications, Assignments and all Pa
pers Drawings for Patents executed liberal terms and
with despatch Researches made into American Foreign
works. to determine the validity utility OF Patents Inyen-
ons-and legal other advice rendered In all matters touch
ing the Copies Of tie claims Of any Patent furnished
by RENTING One Dollar Assignments recorded at ashg-
ton.
This Agency ia not only largest in New England but
through inventors have advantages for securing patents
ascertanng the patentadty Of Inventions unsurpassed by
II not immeasurahy superior To- any which can be offered
them elsewhere The testimonials below given prove that
is MORE ST CCEssfuL AT THE PATENT OffICE than the
subscriber; AMI SUCCESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF AID
VANTAGEs AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
abundant believe, and prove that ut other
Office Of the kind the charges for professional services
moderate The immense practice of the subscriber during
twenty years past has enabled him 10 accumulate vast col
lection Of specifications and official decisions relative patents
These besides his extensive library Of legal and mechanical
works. and full Of pacR granted In the United
States and Furope render him able beyond question: TO offer
superior facilities for obtaining patents.
All necessity Of journey TO Washington, to pa
tent and the usual great delay there here saved inventors
Testimonials.
"Durlng the time occupied the Office Of Commissioner Of
Patents H. H. Eddy ESQ Of Boston, did business at the Pa
Office, Solicitor for procuring patents There few
il any acting in that capacity, who had much but
sness before the Patent Occi and there who
Quoted with skill fidelity and regard MIR.
Eddy OF the hest informed and most ski Patent So
cors in the United Staes and have hesitation
ing inventors that they employ person cpmpe-
tent and trustworthy and more capable Of putting their app
cations In form TO for them carly aud favorable
consideration at the Patent Once EDMOND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents "
From he present Commissioner.
"Ausrsr IL ls55During the time have held the Office
Of Commissioner II Patents, r. H. Eddy ESQ., Of Boston,
been extensively engaged In the transaction Of business with
the onee solicitor lie thoroughly acquainted with the
law, and the rules Of practice Of the once regard him
one Of the most capable and successful practitioners with
whom have had official intercourse. CIlAS MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents. ="
boston, Jan. !, 1851. Iy2
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Real Estate for Sale.
r oTTERtEs. THE wELf-KNowN MA.

ryand Consolidated lotteries Of which H. FRAScE Co.
the managers are chartered by the State IL Maryland and
commissioner elected by the people, who osupern
and certify that everything connected with them
in strictly honorable manner and that the interests Of par
ties who reside at distance well protected they
themselves present AZ the drawing Another c which
the managers call attention is that all persons have legal
right u send orders for tickets to Maryland lotteries h.
aizcd by special law in that state. lottery drawn
day q the month II particular class is named orers are
filled In the first drawing to take place after tho oonme
No tickets are however sent unless Inc money for the
with the order. The drawings are upon the principle of
number each ticket afrr the lavanna a nh Ter
nary combination Prizes vary amount nom so to $780,
COO All orders for tickets packages will receive onat
cnto and the drawings mailed 70 all purchasers mmediat,
ly after II Is over, Address 7. II. HUBBARD ca.
Iy1 No. 80 faycite st., or Box No. 90
Jan. 1857. Baltimore MARYLAND.
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NOTICE. ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY REQUEST
ed e take notice that have this day given to my
DANIEL WEBSTER TENNEY his time during his minority
to trade and make for himself and receive
proceeds and benefits thereof and that shall neither cim
any OF ms earnings nor pay debts by him contracted after
this date. JOSIAH TENNEY.
.Putney Jan. o. 1857. 3w5
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NOTICE. THIS MAY CERTIFY THAT HAVE
this day given my adopted sou, CHARLES 5. JOHN
SON his time during his minority, and shall claim Of his
earnings pay any debts contracted by him after this date
ISRAEL JOHNSON.
Vernon Doc % 1854 3wb
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Recent and Valuable Publications.

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENTS OF DANIEL WEBSTER,
Vus Price $500
ANNALS or AMERICAN PULpIT-sPRAGUE, 800
ARCTIC EXpLORATI0Ns-by DR. KANE, 2 VOLS 4 30
MEMOIRS OF wAsIIINGTON-by Mis- KIRKLAND, 80
LAKE NEJAMI-by ANDERSON, 10
LENA RIvERs-by Mas HOLMES, 100
ADVENTURES OF A ROWING DIpLoMATIsT-by
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AURORA LEIGH, A POEM-hy Mus BROWNING, ! 90
NEIGIIBoR JtCkwooD-by PAUL CBEYToN, 1925
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FOR SALE.

A One Of the most desirable Dwelling Houses in this
sssRH village. 1t large, roomy and convenient with
s.gR4 suitable ouhouses all in complete repair On the
premises is large garden well stocked with choice Fruit
Payments made easy. Fer particulars inquire OF
l.. @. MEAD.
Brattleboro, Jan. LIST, 1857. III
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Westminster Seminary, VT.

DY l.. F. WARD, A. Nj, AND ASSOCIATE
I'D Teachers, Of M'fsic, Ornamental and French Depart
mens Spring Term begins Feb 20. Mons BILL Nj Teacher
Mortified Academy, and at Becne N. H. has been APP
pointed Teacher Of French. lie is native Of France and
received liberal education Paris instruction will be giy
in Thorough Base, well Piano. serapnc and Meo4
leon Music. Board clearinghouse 80 per week..
Rooms furnished Tor pupils IN selfboar, at $3.50 per Term
Board In private families including room, wool, lights wash
ing &C. 20 per week. Large classes in preparation for
College, and in surveying formed for the coming tcrm
See catalogues circulars &c, which with applications for
board Ne may be had Of the Principal. 3w6
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WANTED. $50 YouNd MEN TO ACT AS 10.
w cal and Travelling Agents, In business easy, useful
and honorable at salary Of 500 per mona capital of SO
only required. No patent medicine hook business. Full
particulars given free all who encose postage stamp
three cent piece, and address n. r. SHANNON co,
Jan ], 1851 l0w2l Atkinson Depot, n. II.
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, READ THIS! wHOEyER is rnor. |

DLEAsE READ THIS! WHOEVER Is Tnou-
II bed with cancer, umor, that may terminate as
SUCH II they will call they will lind for their advan
tage. | had cancer my eye thry-fve years
since, which cured by the which offer
to those afflicted know be effected II taken In
season. the preparation has cured number Of per-
sons within three four years AMASA CLARK.
brattlebao, Jan. 15th 1857. .... 6w3
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE SUB
- scrbcr on the 9Th inst, large BRININ.E BULL DOG
with large white spot upon side Of his head Whoever
will give information return sad dog to shall he suitably
rewarded. MM H. RYTHER.
Brattlcboro, Nov. 25lh, 1850. As
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FOR SALE.

Steam uginc. Of five horse power, w 18th Boil
n or 10 match, all in good order.
wooDcocK a vINToN
Brattcboro Dec, 10, 1866.
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NOTICE. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME MUST
make payment previous the lat Of March next all
notes and accounts Of more than YEARS. standing ,W he
left for collection. u. W. STEVENS
Guilford Jan, lst 1887. 3w3
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The following from the Burlington Free Press
will correct some false stories that are flying about
in regard to the State House. No one can find a
word of fault with the manner the subject is treat
edit is done fairly and handsomely.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-31

THE PEPoRTED INJUNCTION the idle
stories afoat in the State, and going the rounds
Of the public press is that the citizens Of Bur-
lington have caused an injunction to be issued on
the people of Montpelier, against their proceed
lug to rebuild the State House without waiting for
legislative action. Nothing of the sort has been
done, or thought Of We wonder that anybody
should have given moments credence to such
rumor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-24
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

EICIMOND May &, It.U
Gentlemen; My child had need breaking out las
m IN small sores, which gradually extended tLr entire
head including both which much eaten by the
TO fear that both would drop OF /
all advertised and domestic Remedies without
good results then procured and applied little TURF
OH 1t began better; the bottle broke, aud We
led gals to it atsn began Il get My cider dangh
said pa = of that lurfOH sisters heal
od SO much better when used it, We get another
Iotiie. and her head nearly well This Aggra
ased and took half hour day wash it, and 1t
very offensive one bottle feel assured viii cure
her entirely there but little OF the disease remainn
entitled to this and for the benefit others, take
great pleasure in giving you this eerdsue.
Respectfully b. T. CHALK.
Mo- A. 4,
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j Z BONDuRANT


CHESTERFIELD April 10Th, lsa6
Mcssrs Dope ColIaving used Turf OIL and finding
10 be such fine medicine, thnN II due Ia !nh THAI you
should know IT, My daughter about two ago cell ontho
bruised her thigh much 1t
assumed the form of boil and became sore had
ply stefan. but that did II became
and continued so for nearly two years tried
every medicine could hear Of with no effect until Was
duced bottle of your Turf Oaer using bottle
I'D hat entirely healed lhave since uscd for othci
and found the benefit You at liberty 10 nse
this you think proper. 5 CIALkLH.
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<f~FT TIE NEW YORK. n VIRGINIA
Ssxk.xss> II EAMSllIP Coin of the with
alrawal Of the JAMESTOWN" for repairs ac
the ROANOKE viii leave New York every saturday
and lily Point every Wednesday morning O'clock Pas
sruPtrs leaving yuchhnE, hy the South Side Railroad
Tuesday morning will connect with the Roanoke
u Cily Point LEE a JOHNSON,
Agents for n. Y. a Va Steamship Co.
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VNsI WITHIN WI VFs
L. NJ. LEFTWICH


Bro ISLAND, Bedford county, Va, Nov le5l.
A6ssTs. Doro Coticntlemcnl used about fourth of
bottle of Turf oil the back ofmy horse the worst
back almost saw, entirely place large my
hand and this single application Il only applied eur"
entirely and permanently IrcalN surprised AT thu
qucknCss OF its eurav properties and think more prompt
aud cicacous than thing of the kind and
sold thousands Of bottles other preparations sm
imposes ...-. -. 1870.
Respectfully L BONDuRANT
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n EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN or BEAST
" 4HuANIfb 10 tutE. ASn - pANuLR FROM tNPosuRE
COIN Price 20 reuts per bottle
Ep3sd according 10 otof Congress IN he ta CDcc H.
Btot Guart the EdsoH District ~ lugfpd. by DOFh
q 90, Richmond, Id-5o rtefs siie.
READ TIN FOLLOWING
Come TO pamphlet aud read certificates
At performed ty The Turf oil certificates ot truth
respectable and respected ot1ens other
here whom doubt its value
a medicine %
other known Try il and will be satisfied wha
THuE TURF Oit---Road the follow ing
aud will tell OF others who have been
cured.
RICuMpNp, Nov. IL, 1851.
Mnsy, Dora 3CoGcntlemen-l used portion bottle
OF your rnrf Oh which you very kindly presented With
take pleasure saying that found eluctuai
wing eruption Of the skin for Which had been praesed
upeu several years by physicians without receiving the
also ended friend mine, who
tor months had been annoyed by similar eruption
The skim and he Informed short siuce that
~ OF one boleh he had been entirely cured.
Respectfully, L NJ. LEFrWICH.