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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-12-05

anu the Certainty vi triumph over tneli,
he exclaimed, 1.-The victory is ours;'' that
he fully appreciated the strength of our
opponents, in their number and position.
that in strengthening their TANKS. they
had weakened the center, which could be
pierced and the enemy routed by vigi-
lance and harmonious action among our
selves. Our Free State army were never
as well united as now. It embraces 1S. 600
stern and brave men, tried and true, who
are ready to face any danger, and suffer
any consequences, so they secure the great
boon of freedom for which they have been
so long oontending. In examining our
present position it should be borne in
mind that mere corporal's guard of our
present number successfully resisted all
the powers Of the general and Territorial
government, backed by Missouri and the
United States army, to force laws upon
us, and yet we have triumphed over ALL
1t is proposed TO continue their expressions
in the form of State government, fraud
ulsntly imposed upon US. Standingfrm-
ly together, we shall be able to overthrow
our opponents in this new movement.
Forget not, that when in the right, against
a common enemy, the government Of the
United States is inyincible, but when in
the wrong, and against her own people.
and they in the right, that government is
as weak as that delicate lady before me
Ipointing to 8 lady sitting near. By the
programme contained in the resolutions,
just adopted, we propose to yindieate that
distinctive principleincarnated in the Kan
sas-Eebraska Bill, which allows the peo-
pie to govern themselves = g
We propose to take the black banner OF
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~, a. co.'s LOTTERIES.
~ CAPITAL. PRlXa s50,000!:

c.-,,s "a the great favor with which our sinale
,,hsr J,t,e-ies have been received bv the public,
~ me larse demsnd for Tickets the Managers, ..
Sn' v 60 SiH have = drawing each Saturday
t1,,.rsLout the ysar The fsllowtng scheme viii he
1n in each Of their I.otteti~. for March 1857
a'' CLASS 20,
To bs drawn iu the city ot A"so.s, "a n pa0a' On
CLASS 81,
-h.5rsan in the city Of ktlsn'e, Ga In ru6lic on
saturday. liarch 11th 1897.
CLASS -,
- s~sy,ni, the city Of Atsuts Ga in ru5lie, on
saturday, nnrch 2tst, 1897.
CLASS 20
To b. drawn tn the city Of Ada Ga oubiic on
saturday. March 2~th. 1857,
1y THE PL.{S OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$500 PRICES.
rf,~, fA11 (azc rT4ze 10 Efory Ten Tickets
:iu0a0 Tickets.
N,GNIEiCFNT SIHEMEl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

FROM KANSAS The St Louis Republican coue
tains long communication relative to the affairs
of Kansas. Also the action of the committee op
the Judiciary in the Legislature in the matter of
the testimony taken before Judge Cato at the ex-
animation of Jones for the shooting of shsrrard
This version differs somewhat from previous re.
ports, and casts much blame on Governor Geary
The judiciary committee likewise censures his
ton Jones, who was held to bail in the sum OF
S5 900, had absconded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

FAREWELL VISIT TO THE PREsIDENT.-It is
the custom of the Officers of the Army and Navy
OF the installation Of new Administration to pay
their respects in full military costume to the Pre-.
sident Of the United States and the several Heads
of Departments. This ceremony was yesterday
performed by the officers of the Navy and the
Marine Corps towards the President who re eceived
them with his usual urba banity.-National Mtcli.
geHcer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN CALIFORsIA.-The official
reports of 1856 show that there in California
3l6 public schools, attended by 26, 100 children,
and taught by All teachers-a fact quite signit-
cant in itself, and one which is not generally
known, The number of boys in the schools was
II 455 in the year 1852 and IA e5 in 1856 ef girls
there were IL ,3l3 in 1855, and 70 435 in 1856
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BRITISH TESTIMONIAL TO THs KANE EXPEDI-
TION.-The gold medal presented by The British
Government to the officers and men of the exped
ton is about the size of double eagle, and beau
tful specimen of coinage On one side is well
executed head of the Queen, with her title in La
tin On the reverse is the inscripticn:-"1he
British Government to the Officers and Men of the
American Arctic Expedition, "encircledb by an elab.
rate oak wreath, surmouuted by q crown, and the
whole surrounded with the words: las a token of
gratitude for their generous service.
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A GREAT BARGAIN.-The ship Adratic, Of
New York, of 9 600 tons and only five months old
which as lately stranded near Dungarvon. Irish
Channel was sold, bull and cargo, for s. $40; and
has siace been got off and taken into Queer ssown
When repaired End riaged afresh it Is thought she
will be worth full $50 000
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SOUTHERN RAILROADS The Knoxville Regis
ter Of the 26!h ult says that by the lst of April
next the great Memphis and Charleston Rail
road uuitiDg the South Atlantic and Eastern ci-
ties with the Mississippi river, will be finished.
On the Rockville Tenn and Kentucky Railroad
there are $50 hands active service and the work
q bieng pushed forward With unusual rapidity.
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A. r. Il X. Msxwell's Circular ,

Lire'poot FEB 2o-At to days msrket thsre wss
more numerous attendance Of country des ers than
Tor some tim back, and 9 moderate cemsnd v ss ex
pefenced for heat for consumption at the rate 8
current at the date Of last although some paros
OF inferior viii were forced offat small decline
bome quantity was taken for holding over which
gave rather more tone to tbs msrkst TO the eIoxa-
American red ranges from s.. to 20 l01; whit. from,
90 lod to 90 Sd per 20 lbs as in quality. FlcutN
almost uasaeab O. except at considerable 6ecl ne
upon the nominal value Of to-day The market 10
largely supplied with Irish and English which is
selling at much under the rates demanded for Anne
rican. Indian Corn was less inquired for. sti mix.
ed and yell ow net obte nable urdsr 34s to SIS
and white Sos 6l to SIS per $50 lbs We heard of no
sales for export to-day
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GEN SCOTS ARREARAGES AND PAY.-The
arrearages due Gen. Scott, for which provision
has been made by Congress- will amount to about
thirty two thousand four hundred dollars, and his
annual pay and emoutions will hereafter be fifteen
thousand dollars
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A WEALTHYsCIIEEr-By the report of the
Secretary OF the Treasury. we perceive that gov
ernment has brought l,200 suits during the pre-
sent century against defaulters to recover So
$4,000 la all these cases the conclusion of the
suit has been that the defauer has not been found
or has been dead or insolvent, and government
has had to pay the costa
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FIRST LOVE NOT LAsTIhG-A master mariner
who went to sea four years ago. leaving bis wife
Ia Sprnnfeld Mass. returned to find her married to
tantJ coast and she believed him to be dead In
presence of the two husbands the wife decided to
cling to the second.
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ANOTHER CHICAGO VESSEL FOR EUROPE
The Chicago Ledger says that number of vessels
will be chartered 10 the spring to load direct for
Europe The Canadian schooner Andrew ste-
vens has already been chartered to lake load Of
provisions to Glasgow
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PRINTERS IN PENNSYLVANIA.-Gen. Packer,
the Democratic nominee for Governor of Pennsyl-
vania, is pIinter by trade. The two u S Sena-
tors and the Chief Justice of Pennsylvania were al
30 formerly printers.
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HAILsToRM.-At Bastrop, La on the 18th ult
q hail storm occurred, Immediately preceded by
violent rain attended by thunder and lightning
Within few miles of the town, the hail fell TO
the depth of several inches and the following day
wagon loads of it might have been gathered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

NISNovATIoN- The directors of the Austrian
Court theatres have issued an order that the dams
seuses of the opera shall wear ''pantslstts" on the
stage. The ladies rebel gainst the order.
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VI " drausht OF water, IL In ballast.
TURKEY.
LWo English lineof-batties were to quit the Bos :
pnIus on the 9Th iaataut for Maita but IL was not
1.peesed that the remainder OF the squadron would
.I oeroFe the evaoution Of the Principalties bv
.1e austrian troops The fsmsn for tbs convocation
'ne oisans od hoe In the Prime ipsiites vss ex-
pI.ea 70 De pu iished inme edfsteiy In the journal
~, .say anf Bucharest, altar which the electoral
~ roeio De formed, aud tho elections commence at
'he beginning of March
p, MISCELLANEOUS.
aneni VINO was attacked, whe n unarmed, nv five
a 80 olneefs with swords at Mantsa, to aveoge
"htste quarrel, has died OF the wounds he receiy
Ahe Neapoiftan po'ics have searched the house, of
Eeeca 5schitelia, ex Minister Of War ana Cen
., nser, ists Lieutenant Royal of Sicily krrests
fees army ana government OF
ms directors of the Austrian Court Theatre bs,
Issued en- order that the danseuses of III. on.ra .b
order '""es reoei against the
Inc statue OF tbs Virgin of the Immaculate. Con.
oep.sn nas osen successfully cas-. In bronze at Rsme
ca'hatine frneh, VIII has been psssipp he, ..Jf oF
SAINT ana capable Of working mi racles has hssn
conde mned by the Inquisition at Rome to t,vslv.
years imprisonment. =" l"e"o
Cnsen Christina, Of Spain, proposes to mako
psissss IN that city for her sons
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TOBACCO.-The income derived in Great Britain
from the consumption of tobacco was last year up
wards of S32 1872, ,943, the duty which was over
IS 220 900. This return is exclusive of cigars,
which was about Sl50 000
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AWARDs.-The Secretary of the Treasury has
made the following awards of contracts: for build,
ing Marine Hospital, cSallepa H.. to F. E Geiger
1868; Custom House same plsce, 10 the same
bidder si3 629 Custom House Opdensburgh, N Y,
to VIM. Van Rswick, at S4l 45 Ais; Marine Hospi-
tai 81. Marks, Fla, r. A. Shine of Tallahassee,
Sl6.414
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THE YELLOW FEvER-Late accounts from
South America state that the yellow fever was
very prevalent at Rio and Pernambuco. Thirty~
eight persons had been attacked on board the Bris
tish mail packet Avon at the first named place,
but only two of the number died.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

SUICIDE.-Dr Phillips member of the Acad-
emy OF Medicine, in New York. committed sui.
eide On Wednesday by swallowing hydrocyanic
acid He died almost instantly and without strug
gle He was "a years of age.
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DESTRUCTION OF THE PEACHES The Gias-
cow Ky Journal says that the peach crop in that
region has been entirely destroyed By the last
frDa
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BOSTON FEMALE PHYsiCIAss.-The Boston
Medical World states that ther. are not far from
twenty female physicians in that city, several Of
whom are in excellent business Tney coahne
themselves generally TO midwifery and the dis
eases of their own sex. Their success ia the
foImer branch tends TO establish them firmly
in ia miles. The number will probably be gradu'
ally the Increase, since they are beginning to De
employed ia the eighooring cities OF Charlesown,
Cambridge, Roxbury, and adjacent towns, much
mo tha fnrrnnrv
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FIRE.-The building occupied in part by Messrs
Hill & Myers rs dry goods and grocery store, ano
Mr. John 1hompson asa residence o. kaoieIo~p,
Jefferson county, Va, was entirely destroyed ty
fire on Monday the "a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

AMERICAN MACHINERY IN ENGLAND The in-
ycntive genius Of American mechanics and the
perfection Of American machinery are uow duly
appreciated in England They have the Bigelow
l.om for the weaving of carpetings, velvet and
other tapestry sorts; the American type-casting
machine American Improvements in self ac,iog
spinning mules; American patent axles; MeCor-
mck's and other reaping machines improved to-
iegraph app aratus; steam boilers and lately they
have been ordering and introducing Hoes type
revolving DriotiDg machine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

"SpRISG is COMING Most of the harbors on
Lake Ontario, west Of the ST. Lawrence. are now
open. Hamilton and Toronto, c. W., only par
tiallv So
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HAND BOe,h on LIFE

y ga L-N'~ HAND b0Gk OF LIFE
! lNsOkANCE.-A pamphlet of 100 pages, CON
t''nng Iauen valuable information, showing tie
e7Leia! principles OF Life lusuraaCe, and Of Mu ual
,hsRfLIce CouE anles- giving an answer to excuses
'oF ooi iHsafins and objections to Life Insurance
"I-1 tabs If mortality. shnuties, premiums &c
&C snd 80, contrasting the benefits of Life Ipsu-
rance with savings ihitltUticus, DC &c which can
s7 "a grstultorsly, at the "sTATIoNER's Hall"
Ho - rear! ttr-et b. ". KNOW LIS.
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WHERE IsTHE WEST i-rhe editor of the Press
byterian Herald tof Louisville, KY } says bat
visiting Fort Leavenworth, he said to the com
mapder, II suppose you begin to feel, away out
here, that you have at last discovered that ndefi-
uable region called the the Westf" mo sir"
said be- I'VE are living in the East yet. Four hun
dred miles west of US, near Fort Laramie is the
qeopraphicaL centre of the United States"
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WEsrERN NAytaATtoS.-Tns oalo III. IL .hs
channel measures u feet deep.
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LIFE IN THE SNOW "A letter from Halifax CO.,
Virginia, gives an incident of the great" snow
storm, not before published A pig a: Mrs Good
mans, buried in q snow drift IL days, az came
out alive and well, and at Capt. john Hughes
pea TO wi was tucked in under the for II days
when taken out, the fowl appearded to have SUI
fered no injury, and was only little hungry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

X EuJt AID HEsvhnIA fSeii apd
IL bsAss FoUNDEa AND FiHIsHGR-t3Gyinz rs-
~ ''rd ny Foundry 10 No 80 hfaiu street. between
IN ahG '-u stIeets, j am prepared to execute
ga7fa iof all sluds Of Brass and Composition Csss
ihs' sisI all kluds of Brass Smashing; aud having
BuFchssed the patent hight OF 0arats Patent Anti.
Fiction etai which is 0prriur to any thin. Of the
Ahd nov in use will iurnlsh the same much cheap.
81 than Brass
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An cd gentleman name d Luekett, was found cstd
In rsss county, Vs. last week.
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ATTORNEY DISQUALIFICATION s. BLACK. OF

AA'ohHSA oLNAnAL-IEhEMfAH s. BLACK, OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Attorney Generslship has fallen into able
hsnds. Judge Black is considered to be amor
one of the most accomplished and able jurists in
Pennsyvania. He was formely one Of the Dis
frict Judges of that State. but on the law reoui,
ring all judges to be elected by the people going
into effect, he was chosen one of the State Su-
prene Court Judges He Is in the prime of life.
not over As years of age and universally es.eerngs
ed for the purity of his public and private cha
racter,
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CONTESTED SPoT "A letter in the Lynchburg,
Vrginisn now states thatthe grave Of G en-. Andrew
Lewis which has heretofore been supposed TO be
at Buford's Depot on the Virginia & Tennessee
Railroad, is in Roanoke county, near Salem. where
his wife was buried General Lewis died at Ru-
ford's but lis remains were brought to Roanoke
then Botetourt county, for interment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

Y Oi.t E--r. LAUitE would respectfuI-
~ u return his tUsnks 20 the citizens o Rich
rond for me eDcoura cement he has received since
hec0nmsDced the Unoertakng business and would
Hh7 that he slii keeps good Hesrse pair of fue,
arg, gentle HOSES ana careful Driver. Also,
CsfGs Of All sgles and quail ties ana TO perscns who
insy os= their servants he thinks they will find It
20 lh+l' Interest call him, TO get them neatly
and cheapy uter! ed
fs luF -,
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CANAL AND LAKE NAyI6Arios.--A dispsseo
from oswego Gays that the schooner A.n, nn, msp,
which left Chicago last Faii With cargo o. ~ ~
bushels Of wheat for 0swege, and when 80 IT,
rem IN 10 the Welland canal. 10 nov soout 10
miles of that harbor. The wsiiand canal y neany
free OF leo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-09

RAILWAY ACCIDENTS IN GREAT BRITaIN.-In
the course of recent deb ate in the British House
of Commons, Mr. Cove stated that in the year
1852; out of go 900 000 pereons who we're carried
by rail way 10 were killed and 372 injured; In 1853,
l02 600 900 travelled by railway. 36 were killed,
and 250 we're injured; in 1854 la 900 900 travelled
by railway, 70 were killed and 33l injured in
1855, ll8 900 600 travelled by railway. 10 were
killed and 81 injured; and in 1856, l25 900 600
travelled ny railway, s were killed and 2S2 were
Injured. Under these circumstances the aovern-
ment did not see any reason for legislative atten-
ton 10 the subject
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ENGLISH CAPTAINS AND COLONIES The Yam
KEGS are often made fun Of for having mapy
Captains and Colonels in council, but mother EL-
gland seems to bs the victim of similar weakness.
ihere are 80 Colones, IL Admira,s, Generals, 8
M .ior Generals, and 2 Lieutenants in the House
+ Lords In the Commons Admiras Naval
Captains. % Colonels. 80 Lieut.. Colonies, 20 Mas
iors, and "a Military Captains
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Ni5S q " WHITE proposes TO eive
-- A Lessons 10 Elt tcution in this city Those VINO
"0aa iaV1' her with their patronage, can learn
3tIs, y1.I, &c, by addressing note to Miss E. W
-NhIt' tbroush the Posi- Olfaa f. I2-t,
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FRANCE.

The address of Napoleon announces his deter
miuaton to DO away with the army title (equal to
20,G000j0 of francs,) and otherwise tighten the
taxation of the people.
NJ. Ml'iaud, banker, of Paris, gave a superb en-
tertainment to $50 journalists and literary men, on
Sunday, the - h inst.
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noMAsTON EInk--A fresh article
store Tor sale by
fsZl- I'm ;HIuarp.y :. pru,Cpa
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srh"lND FLAsILR--Jusl received a
-. 'epuHrr article of Richmond Inspection No. /
ts-Hd ING lssteri IN store for sale by
--LNt-lM WIXS1ON POWERS.
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THE TEA TRADE.-A tabular statement of the
tea trade which has recently gone the rounds OF
the papers" is believed TO be grossly erron 'ons--
|, gives the average annual exp'rts ef teas 70
Great Britain aud Ireland as only 0O0,oOO lbs 20
the Uni ed States 100000 lbs., and msks the
.ggre gate annual expectation only Al 800 oUe ios.
In point Of fact the amount imported into the Uai'
sno o00 ,bs and into Great Britain 81 OBS 900 lbs
making total of 100 J35 900 lbs. exported to thes,
two eoun,riss alone The estimated amount irns
nor,ed into other countries during the same season
was 70 600 900 lbs, making an aggregate Of ~
oo1 OOo bs i'm ported into different countries from
Ch,ns in one wear, Instead Of IL 100000 lbs. -
stated In the table referred 10
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rUorrIvg SLAVE SEETkNckD TO VAN uiLs
MANS LAND Samuel w. ward formerly
Ar, at Svraeuse. New York, and . fugitive
save from the South, Was sentenced 70 transpor-
Ia.ion from Jamaica, recently, for forxery, lao
hsd been iu England, and was quite . Hon there.
but had sal ed to Jamaica TO purcnA'e pisntA..n.
W gus On this Transaction that he committed ths
s,,ysrv. He had figured considerably 10 Nav
Yosk and England ~ an anifslssery orator.
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D hAGERTY, Bell snd Brass Founder,
,, NO. 256 Main street.
All kind, of Bells made 10 order, ia I7LS,n
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|t.tfl-
|snlau
|noks,
|euidn
Lfis --
I'm
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kihGiAiA sAVINGs DANIA-
CHARTERED BY TIE LEGISLATURE OF VA
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CLARKE'S FEMALE PILLS.


Prepared from a prescription of Sir j. Clarke
NJ. D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable medicine is unfaiIing in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous disorders to
which the female constitution is subject. 1t mod
crates all excess and removes all distractions
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
If is peculiarly shifted 1t will. in shnrt time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov
eminent stamp of Great Britain, to prevent coun-
terfeits.
ca UTT0N-These Pills should not be taken
by females that are pregnant, during the first three
months as they are sure to bring on miscarriage
but at every other time and in every other case,
they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada.
!. C. BALDWIN & CO.,
Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn, n. Y. General
Agents.
n. B. $500 and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, viii ensure bottle of the
Pills by return mail.
For sale by FRED. E SMITH, Montpelier
Wholesale Agent for Vermont; h. W. NYE, Iras'
burg, and by one druggist in every town. Al
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Cure of Diseased Liver.

HoxEsDALE Co, PESS., Jan. 10, 1854.
Mr.. SErH W. FowLE,-Ssr: You are al Hber-
ty to use the following statement Tor the benefit
of the afflicted
| was attacked with the Liver COMPLAINT
which apparently brought me to the brink Of the
grave. During my sickness ! was attended BY
three physicians in our place, but. received no
help. | also tried the various remedies recon-
mended for such complaints, but they afforded me
no relief. As a last resort, l was persuaded to
try HTstar's Bolsam Of wa Cherry, and by
using four bottles was restored to better health
than have enjoyed before for ten years. This
statement rnas be relied upon as strictly true
BETSEY PERRIN.
The above Certificate was given in the pres
ence of DIR. A. Strong, of Honesdale, who Is well
known in his vicinity as successful practitioner
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper
AGENTS.--R r. NYt, Iras6urgh; KiM
BALL & CUMMINGS, Coventry; t. c. Butler
Derby Line; VIM JosLYN, Barton; S. S. BuANcu
ARD, Glover; SABIN Scorf, Lowell; Dox c. A
RICHARDSON, No. Craftsbury; HoyEY & SMITH
Albany.