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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10
Court of Common Pleas.
Before Hon. Judge Brady.

JAN. e-B. C. Lat>, Tf1ste, DC, 20. 1esrsdOr and
Baker The plaintiff In this sues trustee Of he
Hartford County Quarry 70 recover the amount Of two
notes, for o. 2sT each made by the defendsn, in May
1854 For the defence Is copsendcd that the notes
obtained By frsudulent representations, AMI that
Ia order 70 get subscriptions 70 the concern,
the President OF the compeny represented that their
real estatc Was worth titoe00 and the personal
estate sal 600; BY these representations the defendants
were duoed to SUBJ crbe for y, 200 OF tbs stock for
which they paid bali in cash and half IN notes. the latter
being toe Of the present suit The company peve
paid any dividend. The case 10 adjourned
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JAZZ. o.-RicAord Wiiliass, Prsidest Of ne Bsti Head
Bask, D. Wm. Ha71.-This was action on note for
s2e2 So endorsed BY defeudani, snd dsoounsed ss she
Balls Head Bank In January, 1855 For the dcfease
want OF confederation set up, and also fsud sn shs
defendant BY The Late Empre CITY Bank, which has ALL
ed. Il appears thai Harris depoIsed bonds and mort
sases the Empre Cy BANK and rave bic nstes In con
sideystcn Of hh bavine loan Of $4,000 worth % The
of the bank the condition that he was 10 have
the pyvilNss Of returnne the stock within sixty days.
upon VIII ch he Was io ret back hs bords and csgse
have notes cancelled. Tho testisony was rs.hes
conflicting sEo the JURY found vcrdios nor Vie deseod
ant
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NywspArrR CARRIERS AND pvHLrsHyns.--In Al
bany q Newspaper cssrisr sued publisher foy taking
away his route book Jusce fNrsons decided that
route belongs tho publisssy, so< carrier, and the
pos.,shes hes ,hsrcfcss rs>s W DO - he plesses with
the bouka-
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POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

The Comm iseioncrs OF Police mat In tho Mayors ece,
City Hail, M4P. ", yesterday, Mayor Wood aad CITY
Judge Russell present
The case Of Matthew Bradley policeman Of the Second
ward, chargcd win ncom mSetoncy from nervous dis.
ease produced by the hsbtusl Of eating liquors.
was iaken up. Dr. Mcdonnell being sworn said tost
lice Bradley addicted TO the frequent OF spru
liquors that no In exceedingly and physical
ly Incompetent 10 perform tho duties OF his o,e Tho
decision on the case WAS reserved,
The case OF John walsh OF ,ne Fourth ward charged
with having refused 70 que riot 10 Liberty street on
the 10th Of October 1855 when called upon TO do 90 oy
citizen, taken up The aidavit OF Piny hta, OF asa
Fourth presented IL stated ths, the deponenl
called upon policeman John Walsh with him 70 que
October isoe mat sad Wash started with depcosnt for
Liberty cc. bu, before reaching there turned sod rua
Tae case OF policeman s,eph-n g. Cook o, The Nu,h
ward charged sHh neglect OF duty on the 2eth Of No
vcmber, 1856, taken Martin waliacs and Robert
Sheds called Witness for tins AROUSED, and
their testimony went 70 shov tnst the used
his duty at tho time sDccnsd In the complaint Sorgeant
Goysh who entered the com amt oepE sworn said
be the beat Of the accused dny minutes and
ped s places for him the evening specified In
the nplant and that no could neither find learn
where the accused Vas al the time. Decision reserved
The Burning OF the Steamship Rockville.
RESULT OF THE FIRE xARsHALs INVESTIGATION
will be rccolected that the nship ROCKVILLE vS
destroyed by 6re the night OF the 2 Of December,
1885, Many rumors were aloat At the time aitrbut5g
the nre to the &C, OF ncendssry rne Fre Marshal,
seems has made very lengthy and thorough uvcs'i.
CATION into the matter and the evidence sdaosd shows
that beyond doubt, ths FIRE orsnaied In the vice room
situate On one side Of The engine room Il vas also
proven James Doneson. OF the boiler maners,
visited this vice room rs or 30 rinutss prior 70
the breaking Of the IRE Re went there tor an iron
wedge, and had With him one OF the smsu Sorkne OIL
lamps this fact combined with otaer facts and c'
stances has led 10 the uson that TIE are
The Of design bu, csu,ed 10 eos way from the lamp
used by the boiler while searching for wedge
vas also shoun that the foreman Of the boiler MAKERS
was not on board the tm8-sicx bis fanssy do
tsnipz him homo; had ns been there Ia more
probable the Are would have been extpgust cd at
eayly period AZ there head 70 direct what 20 be
done The became confused aud excited, losing me
In their endcavors 70 get out the ships hose ntead Of
applying their energies the application OF buckets Of
vaHr 10 The ilames.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17

assured that the attainment If the goal will be
followed by more splendid results than were al
first anticipated. In this view. we would have
the people II Virginia to appreciate the position
and the resources Of our noble old State. We
believe that Virginia would even forego all pre-
tensions to foreign commerce on the single con-
dition that the South were relieved irnm all de-
pendence upon the North in its transaction
But when there is more than enough to give am
pie employment Ia all the Southern cities which
are adapted 10 This purpose, aud when N'fg'ni"
enjoys so happy n position in respect at facilities
for engaging in it. il is well that We stimulate our
energies, in the contemplation Of the brilliant, fu.
ture that awaits US.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17

The exiled OK President Of Mexico, Santa An
ma. has issued a manifesto, in which he denoun-
oes the existing government in that country,
and declares the necessity Of another revolution.
1t is not at all unlikely that another one will &C.
eur. Mexico bas been so distracted with inter
nal troubles, aud rent by the feuds of rival poll
ticians, that u revolution every few years seems
an inevitable event. Santa Anna is the nun to
head n successful rebellion. With all his mis-
fortunes, he appears to have retained a place in
the affections of the Mexican people something
akin TO that with which the French regarded the
bnnished Napoleon. Like him, the Old Dicia'
tor, possibly. my yet return to tho scene Of his
former glory. and rally around him tho great
mass Of the people.
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a New Quarter for the SuppIy of free

lfFom the Albany knlCkerhOCker.
The butchers of Baltimore held n meeting tn.
other day for the purp"se OF bringing abnu, u
fall IN the price Of bc-f-tenks and kidney pies.
Among the speakers was Mr.. Joseph j. Keefe.
who SAID he represented the Republic of Venezu.
ola, where good cattle could be purchased for 81
or - per head. They c"u,fbe brought to thi.
country for about $40 or SIS per head, and with
a steam propeller. the DISTANCE is about ton DAYS.
MIR. keete said that a person had come to this
country for tue purpose of raising $l5O,O00. and
proposed 10 sell l50.UOO head of cattle at 81 per
lead. One million of cattle, said the speaker.
are slain every year for their hides, on account
OF their commanding such IA high price Cattle
are - thick on the plains of venezuela that there
is no grass there.
Col. John Whiting, of Chiriqui, said he had
been IN Nenezurla tor twenty years, aud saw no
difference III the meat OF that country Il, d If this.
1t all this be true, and we have no reason for
DOUBLING 1t, our people should take immediate
measures tor bringing about Il revolution in our
cattle market. Ii good cattle can be purchased
IN Venezuela for s. u head. why pay 500 q head
for them grown in Iowa aud lllinoisl Itis mos
singular, We think. that some i've man has not
Thought OF this matter before. and organized a
company in Venezuela for supplying the United
states with oxen and sheep. We know of no
enterprise that will begin to pay as well. Ac.
cording 10 Mr.. keefe's statement. cattle can no
brought from Venezuela and landed a, New York
Tor $40 u head. Here is an immense maroin for
proht-a better chance for making money Than
owning a gold mine, or stealing ne. rues on ,hs
y re2Rst 2f Atrica: In addition to the shipment Of
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converted into "a saloon which he and Riz dog,
together with n tame taccoon, nre for parlor. iii.
Mug room. and bed room, all together on terms
Of equality and good will. lie carries four loa.
ded pistols to protect his dogs from attack. AZ
ter procuring IA stock OF provisions for himself
and companions, he anchored his boat a little
way from The shore and aiii acted the attention
aud excited the curiosity Of passrrs by who
crowded around to solve the mystery. This
happy family reminds one forc,bly Of their old
friend Robinson Crusoe, AZ being on a pleas
ant voyage down the Erie Canal. He pursued
hi- travels early the next norning.-Loekpori
Cour.
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
&C

HNHlS WATERING PLACE will be open for the reception
Il of Visitors on the 10th day of June next.
1t is situated on the Eastern Slope of the AIlegnanies. near
the summit, in Montgomery County, Virginia, seventy eight
miles West of Lynch 'urg, and two hundred miles West of
Richmond, within one and-a half miles OF the Virginia aud Ten.
ncssee Ran Road, from which there is a Branch Kali Road to
the door Of the Reception House.
These Waters have been resorted to for many years by the
people OF the surrounding country, and, since the place has
been Improved, by a very large number of Visitors from many
sections OF the Lniun, most of whom can testify to their eff.
cacy in a number of diseases.
The improvements are OF the first order; tho rooms Ao
large aud airy. aud many Of them arranged with particular re-
gard TO the comfort and convenience OF Families.
The Dining Room has been much enlarged since last season,
and viii be under the management of CHARLES G. THoMP.
SON, Esq, Of Richmond, whose capacity as Caterer is unsur.
passed.
To the seekers of Health or Pleasure, this place p esents at.
fractions sci ion to be met with at Il Watering Place, and sec.
ond To none in the Union.
In addition 10 the Railroad facilities by which visit ors from
all sections of the country can be brought to the door OF tho
Reception House, there will be a daily Line OF superior Four
Horse Coaches, by way Ct the New River White sulphur
Springs aud the celebrated Salt Lake, to the Red, Salt, Green.
brler White sulphur and Sweet Springs.
The Lynchburg * Abingdon Telegraph Company have con.
stTuctcd u Branch OF their Line 10 these Springs aud optned
an Office in the Reception House.
Ample provision has been made for the comfortable accom-.
modatlon OF one Thousand persons and no effort Will be spared
to render their suDourn pleasant and agreeable.
ROBERT IL. MOSBY, PRIEST,
Montgomery White sulphur Springs Company.
ma ~ II II. pDiI M yNtyDtur
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RICHMOND MARKETS, jane Is.

ToBAcco-The hr AXIS oftobacco are very full,
while the receipts are not quite so large as last
week. No change to notice in prices. Fine manu-
featuring Lelt has been scarce for the last week. We
quote inferior lugs at So 25al0; good Sl0all.5oifne
shipping $l2al2.5O; inferior leaf Sl2.50tl3, good
$l4a15.50i flu shipping Sl6,l7al8al9l2o for Il few
hhds fine Stemming $l6ll7 -, good manufacturing
Sl4al5 50; fine Sl8t2l 25i some light cases fancy
wrappers 80, 80, 10, 52,99.
FLoUe.-fhcre is no change in our Flonr market
which from its yary light stock and the limited ar
rivals seems somewhat Independent of the influence
of other markets. We stu quote slperiine to ship
pers S7.75aS-to the trade S5a8.2j; Extra, to the
trade, SO 7jl9; Family 81. 50dl0.
WnEAr.-None arriving. and nominally 81 GO for
prime Red; Sl.70 for prime White.
CoRN.-Markct sustained a further depression since
Saturday. The highest that could be obtained WAS
$l.05. We quote 5 for the cargo; Sl.05 from de-
pots.
OArs.-Very scnrce and in demand at G5 to 10 cts.
CATTLE, HOGS, SHEEP, &c.
BEEF.-Ordinary to good Beef Sllal2 per hundred
net. Last sales So for No. /.
HoGs.-$8as.50 per hundred.
~SHEEP.-Supply Of Mutton fair. We qnote So 50a6
for fair To good Sheen.
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V,,.;.t.w Hob pr,vtin. once.

The yIReISIAS JoB oFFIcI has been fitted up win rfea'
care. and supplied with the most extensive assortment u y Pnn
~ every description, for the neat and prompt execution OF All
lipds OF Plain and Ornamental Printing 1 Is under ~ 81 =,
perintendcnee of Nj. II. c TREasLt, by whom =, "ra vi
K. ,rnctnany Hiled Distant patrons VIII be promptly W.
5ea 10 Patronage a, home and abroad respectfully solicited
No,;rc Nessrs. JAS W. BRowN. Jnstfti $ brown aud
i 4 WIsS n, our athorized Agents IA the country, aud MAI
wv II cpnIsrrAs and A. n MONTGOMERY, In the city, for
mating collections and settling the business OF the Nirginian
Oairc to the LIST OF April, 1857. to which time all bills tor sub
.rrntion. sc are due TO The undersigned. To distant subscri-
i,ers and advertisers who are In arrears, bills Will be sent ny
mail and rcmIttances through that ohannel IN registered i,
ters are solicited at our risk. az 1t is highly important that
theiold business should bo speedily wound up We trust that
ali those " no are indebted to MS will appreciate the necessity
for an early and promp, settlement, OF their accounts on pre-
sentaion. MtboNALb
May 2i.ts
fS- Those gentlemen are also authorized to receive sub
ser,ptions to the Virginian for the p sseni Proprietor
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caitle 10 the states. the operators n. ght barrel
the besves killed for their hides. and by sending
the product Ia New York. undsr.ell the world
and make tw , fortunes n wear "a, that.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17

LY NCBbrRG, 29th May, leJI. {
TINHE CHAIR of Mathematics and Natural Sciences Of tins
Il Institution VIII be vacant after tGIh j IN, ~ A.. the pres.
ci incumbent having resigned.
The Board Of Trustees will proceed to I'll said vacancy ut
thuir regular nIcetiI & On Tuesday, the It'll July next.
AIRY information desired by applicants will be furnished by
the Key SAMI- X. Cox, | resident of The Faculty. whom they
will please address. JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL.
ma BOTS President board OF Trustees.
Richmond Wing and Enquirer and Methodist Protestant
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Fever and g.e-snBmfuiiibi Care wrdety the

Fever and tguc-tn gnfutlibic Cure. W"deiy the
world to produce any medicine which does not contain Qnlnlne'
Bsrk, Arsenic, MercnrN. or any noSious or deadly compound
to cure this annoying dsease 80 efectua!y As Carriers spanish
Mixture Will II contains meme Of the annve NAMED danger
rus articles, YET it posscsscs a power Ia relieving ana curing
Fevtr and AgHe which cannot be approached by ANY 81 them
separately or In combination. l. acts specifically on the Liver
putihes the Blood, open, 'be roresof The -kin, and assists ma
iure To cxpoI from the system the seeds of Disease. OF what Is
~ bad, tho remains If the mineral drugs " hich clog AID hhai
~ destroy the constitution.
S.e the cure Of Mr.. Longien of Virginia. He had Chnis
.wIec n day Tor 3 years nothing would relieve him until he
tried Carriers Spanish Mixture. only J bottles ut which eneefd
ally re-tot ed him 10 health, nor has he had II return Of the DIS
raSc since.
T. nc t.
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SbasN CLARA,
G Q M M I s s . N M Z r C. Fl A N

OFFICE AT MCCoRkLE eco, MAIN STREET. LYScHBuR6, Va
WILL continue 10 give his personal attention to the sale
" OF Country Produce OF every description, particularly
10 the article of Tobacco, and aatters himself that, with an ex
perience of II years in the business, the interest of Planters
and Farmers will not suffer b" being placed in his hands Rea-
snnable advances made ON Tobacco and other produce when
in hand. JOHN CLARK.
To-, IA ,lE ~.
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- until the 2Jih ot August next, NV l ract Of Land contain
ing 300 acres, c nYenicntiy situated in Campbell O. unity, IN the
head waters Il Failing River. aud immediately on the main
road from the Courthouse 10 Concord Depot, on the South Side
itailrnnd ) miles distant from each place. ami IL mites from
iynchhurR. IN n good reiYhburhood rms place Is well wa.
tered plenty OF timber n good portion ct meadow land. some
al which IN we'll set In grass, and good improvements. consist
ing In part OF n large and ruomy Dwelling House, Smoke house,
Kitchen, Stable, large Framed Barn. first rate Negro Houses,
with stone chimnoys, Carriage and lee Houses, X I'D o. lizards,
sc. II ia well adapted to the anal crops, particularly Wheat.
n further description is nunc, e-sary. will take plcasur, In
showing the place To any one "isi ing to purchase. II nt sold
before the date above ntnti 1ucd, II will, at tha' time, be sold
at public auction, ON The premises. Terms liberal aud made
known ON day of sale. PHILIP I. WRITER'S.
In L Hl.n1n
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SPRINGS.

'ENilS Watering iiace. SO tavoraOly known to the public
u viii be opened tor the reception OF vIsitols on tho lst day
of June next.
The present proprictors are happy t. announce that they
nave secured the services. as General Manager. Of JSo. +.
LfE, GOT the American ilo',l Richmond, Va-) who's iung ex.
periencc in the Hotel Bus ness. and well established reputation
as a gentleman aud caterer. are sufficient guarantee hat eve.
Wy effort VIII be made to give satisfaction To orr guests.
inc powerful curative properties ct this water, and its eff.
cacy IN all discts rs 1T the stomach Liver, Bow els, Ncryou
system. dc, are well attested by the litay culos taim st mi
raeul"ns) which have been effected by its Use. We refer win
cohhdtHte to all the former patrons of the pll g.
"A complete BATHING rs ABLISIIMEN has. since last
eaSph betu added 10 our arrangements tor the cpniurt OF our
risilors. tr further particulars We refer 10 the Cards. tn be-.
found IN iitels. Cas-, Steamboats,, DC.
a Spl' ndld ,iuc Of -Four Horse Coaches will convey visitors
from Sha"svilie to this place - miles, over a good road. with
Only one bill httwetn the points.
BRIDGES 81 HOLT, Proprietors.
JOHN L. LEE, Manager.
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Products Ofyirgtuin
The following figures show the products Of Vir-
ginia for 1910 and ls50:-

ginia for 1910 aud ls50:-
1870, 1860,
Tobacco, bs,".....~75,3i7 LOG 5000, 227
Wheat, bush ,...,.".".l0 l03,7 ZIG li,2I2.6l6
Corn, bush 49,. ....33,677 ,59i 3b.254.3lG
Oats, bush. "o.....""l3,46 ,062 l0,l79,li4
Rye. bush, .............l .4s2, 799 45s. $40
Wool, ibs. ,-...""....., 2,53s,374 2,8G0,7 9j
THE SUGAR QuEsTIoN.-Ths New York Times
predicts n fall in the rates Of sugar, and says
that the prospect Of "a full crop is highly encour-
aging. The high prices which have ruled the
past two years have stimulated production while
they have caused n elimination If consumption.
md the natural consequences are, increasing
stocks aud n tendency TO lower prices. Besides
the crop of Louisiana promises to be nearly four
times greater than it was last year, and the yield
If Maple Sugar has been much larger than ever
before known.
TOBACoo IN AIGERIA.-The Paris Moniteur
speaking of the tobacco crop in Algeria SAYS:
Thu unfayorable state OF the weather which
during tho last year acted injuriously IN differ
tnt crops in Algeria would, il wns feared have
damaged the tobacco plantations, but thanks to
the care and intelligence of tho planters. the n
lnrin which was at one time felt has turned out
groundless BY the accounts recently received
from thu colony it appears that the yield exceed
ed the most ranguine hopes.and tina, the planters
have been we'll remunersted. The government
has purchased nearly 1900 900 kilograrnrnes for
the sum Of = COG, OO0f., and the trade has boug ht
more than usual, either for expectation to foreign
countries or & r local consumption. However sat.
isfaciory may have been the result Of the crop
of 1856, il would have been more nc il The gov.
ernment had not been compelled TO limit the a.
mount of it's purchases. This year the case will
be different rs the quantity to be furnished to the
imperial manufactures has been already fixed nj
6,OO0,000 kil"gramme', and. ~ the p,ice laid
down in the tariff has been raised. the produc-
tion this year will doubtless be much increased.
From n recent account taken of the quantity OF
ground under cultivation for the present season,
as compared with that of last wear, it appears
that IN the province of Algiers the extent OF cui
ture has increased from 251Obeciares (two and a
half acrcs each) Ia 1920 hectares; IN that of Or
an from 3l2 tp $40; aud in that of Constan,ina
from 271 Ia 363 making II total increase from
BOD in 1856 tod 0B7.
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Da>. ELLIS AL ~ -
TREAT
CANCERS,
ULCERS.

ULCER
TUM0pC SC RI
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Judge y. w HULlNb
Gen hAhtlsSp bpPhI,
Capt ISAIAH SELLIRs
Capt WILLIAM LEAlHERS,
Col MAiNsbL NuITL,
Capt ! - DOW MIX,
capi. II. ~ tAILEII.
Col q hoUFHWoRTH,
1HDS b BDND, n. u,
A ;. BALDWIN. NJ ID,
j S. PEACpCkEi NJ D,
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set ,Our household in order -

set our household i'm order As summer approach
90, the human system becomes febtlilatcd, and often so much
weakened thai hhc becomes u burthen To It's posscssor. School
misses and boys, sa well as adults, suffer from a relaxation OF
the nerves. aud when nature is nnaided, permanent diseases
are the ifuits al neglect a good tonic, Ia such eases, is the
L and desideraium, and as BAkfits BiTrtRs pnSsess the re-
qnislte qualities. the free ue of them is all that IS necessary TO
stimulate the digestive organs. sharpen the appetite, and give
such tone to the stomach a will enable he machinery Of our
natures 10 perform its functions in n healthy manner. In no
instance have they failed TO give entire satisfaction, when used,
and we therefore commend them to public favor.
Price, 80 cents per bottle
To be h,d oil all the principal Druggists in Lynchburg, Dan
VILE, Farmvlle. Fincastle. Abingdon and els" here throughout
Virginia. Orders promptly filled by addressing
IL lb2w /. BAKER. Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17

Ncure glad to learn tInt Perry Davis gam
Killer Is hay ing So large a sale In our city. We have every
reason TO believe 1t to be an almost never failing cure for pam,
aud as such is Il medicine no family should be without-Mon-
treal Pilot
Davis Pain Killer From the reports of dealers In this city,
we think no proprietary IN, dicne has had a larger sale. It's
valuable properties, rs Il spec ~ cure for pain, cannot fail to be
generally lppreciatei and no family should he without II, in
ease of accident, or sudden attack of dystntery, diarrb0a,
cholera morbus, aud even Asittic cholera, yields to its magic
power, as We see by reports from those sectors of the south
west where the disease has been p utIoularly Virnicnt the past
summer -Montrcal Transcript.
Mcssrs. Perry Davis & Son Permit me To ncknnw ledge the
benefit Of YOUR v,!nahle M diriue-thc Pam Killer. have
been afflicted Tor two years and a half with a severe pam IN
the stomach and breast, and never found any relief until tried
Davis Pain Killer. to which cheerfully attribute my rcstora
;aon to good general health. consider it the best family med
icne in use, Ion restoring and building up "a debiltated system
TO its natural yivacity and vigo of lite.
l.. DSE. rOUCiIET, Montreal, l.. {.
For sale by Druggists, Grocers and Medicine Dealers every
where.
l.. 1c ihy