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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02
TOWANDA:
Gbursoan alornitp. april 9, 1851.
Selstteo 4astrp.
THE OLD COUNTRY HOUSE.

know house Tits open doors
Wide set to catch the scented breeze,
While, dimpling all the oaken floors,
Faint shadows of the swaying trees,
Pass in and out like spectral things,
Dim creatures born Of summer light
Till through the deepening twilight springs
A palcr radiance of the night.
Then softly in those silent hours
Fair faces grow upon the gloom,
And WHISPERED words of unseen powers
Breathe inward with the garden bloom
OF froses ciin ying to the garden walls,
And lawns smooth mown with punctual shears,
While over roof and threshold falls
The peace of many hundred years.
Unfolding low their ivory fringe,
The lilies lie upon the pond;
The frs have caught the sunset tinge,
And murmur, elfinlike, beyond
think whoever sought that grove,
To dream an hour of love or heaven,
Might, wrapt in some strange mystery, rove,
And find his year had grown to seven!
Great elms, glorious altar-veil
Screen of the yellow evening skies;
Mid those thick branches, blue and pale,
The geutle smoke doth curling rise,
Aud wavering in the wayeless air,
4 certain tender touch impart
In what were else too calmly fair,
Like memory in some hcaventaught heart.
Across the broad unbroken glade
Which guards this house on either hand,
The beech-clumps sprinkle showers of shade.
These outposts Of the forest stand
And guard the l;ingdori of the deer,
The stiffness of their charm'd domain,
Where Spring chimes mathis every year,
And Autumn leaves fall down like rain.
For miles these beecheS rise and fall,
And ripple like some inland sea;
From bough to bough the wood-birds call,
And squirrels nest in every tree;
Blue depths Of distance melt away
As far as vision may discern.
And all the open slopes are gay
With foxglo*es and the tangled fern.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02

Gas" A simple and modest man lives un-
known, until q moment, which he could not
have foreseen, reveals his estmable qualities
and generous actions. l compare him to the
concealed flower sprnging from an humblestem,
which escapes the view, and is discovered only
hy its perfume, Pride quickly fixes the eye
a be who is always his own enogist dispenses
every other person from the only obligation TO
praise him. .r
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02

THE THREE PHYs1C1ANs.-The celebrated
French physician Dummoulin, on his death-bed
when surrounded by the most distinguished
citizens of Paris, who regretted the loss which
the profession would sustain in his death said:
"My friends, | leave behind me three physicians
much greater than myself" Being pressed
to name them, each of the doctors supposng
himself to be one of the three, he answered,
Water, Exercise and Diet"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02

Thus, by judicious management of Bill Krane
the wag of B, the inhabitants of that
town were rid of two obnoxious individuals by
driving one out of the village and changing
the other from clustering bully into sensi-
ble man.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02

Many young lady who objects 10 be :.
ing kissed under the mstletoe, has no objections
to being kissed under the rose y f.s.a ~.
A stupid conpositor made an error in tho
above rendering it, has no objections to be-
ing kissed under the nose." ta
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02

ss~ A man may edify another by his gifts.
and yet be unedifed himself he may be pro-
6tahIe to another, and yet Improbable to
himself The raven was an unclean bird, and
not good meat, but God eonld make her tho
bearer OF good meat to Elijao. g1
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02

E1- Woman by the decree of nature has
smiles, like the kind heavens, tor all creation
and when clouds intervene, and she is sad, her
very tears like the rain and dew are equally
.is-- ctr sf.art -ti
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02

a<as- lady relating her matrimonial expo
rience, said =: -...,... ..... ...a a.- 80
.,"" AT, first on retiring Of q cold night, my
husband used to say TO me, put your dear lit.
tie FOOTE'S with mine ! bnt soonFit vas keep
your hoo.S off me- -rI Va i.n..n ....-..
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02

Rar To reform the world, begin Grst with
your.ef, then with your neishbor -E..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

ARRIVAL OF THE ARIEL.-fhe steamship Ariel
from Havre on the 1eth instant arrived at New
York Friday afternoon.
The Havre cotton market was reported dull, with
salss for oas day Of only 7oO bales
The London money market was very strr gent, and
10 per cent. had been paid for leans on oonsols
The exchanges froa China were higher bsucs
heavy silver shipments it 10 shcusht will be Undue
The returns of the Sank of France for the past
month show material variation.
Tbs failure of the Aussisn railway scheme IL con
frmed
Two small failures In the English manufscturipe
districts reported.
The materials of the ship See. of New Orleans
were sold for three hundred and seventeen pounds
Fifty pounds wsre ofo red for the hull hut r. fnss6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

IMPORTANT DBcIsIoH.-Judge Petit, of Indiana,
recently made decision in an important case on a
bill of exchange, at Lafayette, which If sustaised
law will have material effect on the exchange bu
siaess of banks and banker. The ease was founded
upon bill OF exchange drawn and accepted by par.
ties In Toledo and discounted by bankers in Lafay
siderable shave, the holders endorsement being 70
qursd to the bill, a. condition Of ts being taxi
The bill not paid at maturity; tho bankers came
back Oh the sndorser for psvnsnt who set up tn .
plea ofssury for defence. fhs Judge charged that
the fact that tho plsisti9 required the
of tne holder ofthe bill-now the defendant to the
suit--nade she Transaction loan of money to him.
and not . sale of the bill and consequently usuri,
ous If more thaA six per cent vas taken, and that
they could not in aay event fad for the plaintiffs Or
tho bill, when they received 1t, aad also that var
dict be rendered against the plaintiffs for costs
The result of the trial was verdict for the plain
tifs .r the amount advanced by them upoa the bin
aud without any interest whatever, and agains,
than for costs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01
THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA IN HuNeARY.-Tt

THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA IN HUNGARY.-The
Emperor and Empress left Vienna on the morning
Of the 4th instant, by the steam yacht Eagle. for
Pssth. Their Majesties embarked OF the previous
evening. and slept aboard. They arrived at Pssth
In the afternesn, and made their solemn entry into
that capital, surrounded by . magnificent cortege
Immediately after his arrival at the Castle Of Ofen
the Emperor received the homage of the high
dgnitaries of the nobility and the clergy and was
present at TIE Deum. celebrated by the Cardinal
Archbishop Primats OF Hungary. It 10 calculated
that no less than 60 600 persons, strangers to the
place, had assembled at the spectacle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

MoRMoSIsM IN NEW JERSEY "A gentleman
who has been spending the past winter In Trenton,
N. j.. says that there is living In that city, within
short distance of the Court house. q professed
and practical Mormon, having FIVE wives and eigb-
teen children. To say nothing of the inconveni-
ences attending so large family, we should think
his Saintsbip would find 1t rather burdensome
supporting them all, at the present rate of provs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

FATAL PLEASURE PARTY.-A party of ladies and
gentlemen-all Frenob-left Philadelpbia FRIDAY af.
ternoon, in the yacht Rambler" on pleasure tip
sudden squail caosized the boat, and Mise Wiile-
mio. aged IL. and Miss dumbert, aged Ia were both
drowned + Willemin, the father of one of the
young ladies, was also drowned. Mr.: Willemin was
large strong man, and COED swimmer. and 1t 10
supposed that In the effort to his daushter she
held him 70 tightly that both were drowned. Asthe
second haw struck abe beat, ono of the party saw
the head Of Adolyhins Willsmin above the water
for moment and heard the words "Oh! my God ~
but her father not after the boat ca
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

VOLUNTEERS GOING INTO SERVICE IN FLoRI-
DA - The War Department has assented to q re-
quest of Governor Broome, of Florida, that
exceeding ten companies OF mounted volume srs,
for the purpose OF more vigorously and effectively
prosecuting hos,ilities during the summer months
against the Indians In that State. The volunteers
being citizens of Florida and consequently acclls
mated, will be much better prepared than regular
troops to undergo the fatigues and hardships Of
. summer campaign.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

OUTAGE Report came here on Monday evening
that the tribe part of the tribe of Shsts lat by
resident in this vicinity had on Thursday last, gop
to q School House, assaulted the teacher. whipped
and beat him TIL he attempted to make his escape;
that - he they shot him, shot at hm that he
was very badly hurt. The report went on further to
state the people of the vicinity had raised and
we're in no: pursuit of the despeisdo.s defending to
hang them on the first tree, if caught etoisburg
{Vd1 Era.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

Funny LxPLosIoN.-A baggage. man at the
Central Depot yesterday, while handling trupk in
eitisens threwt down with such force a. to poSs
pistol within The pistol exploded q canister of
powssr the powder exploded the trunk and the
uant sxpiodsc the baggage man, tumbling him neck
over heels; and served him rsht at chat If sueh An
tssloent could hsppen systematically, 1t would
s Ue sior9us thing II might kill few baggage
.a1..a s pos community could endure that loss In
.ssse1e would receive. Buffalo CommercinL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

,ss..ss fouEG II A how.-In private letters
in ,ss from Salt Lake 1t 10 stated that the schism
shsIsetsr '"sn Church has assumed q formidable
Simon Dr.. ne Siaddenites. or Apos.atss from the
ssh.sn,sr ore faith, - enuscistsd b. Brishsm and his
numbsr a.. ns.s OF late wonderfully increased their
is forced 10 ows % rsbeous that this Prophet
sasrS.s II: .,sI' stat. that hi' o Ss.a
Bitter are kis enc ss,! By b. fsnd. and that 90
sao~ hins.f 10 Du ssssns him that be afraid
Isbsrnasls. p1'hs. he has dssertad ths
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

STATUE OF WAsHINGToE.-Gov Bragg of North
Carolina, under resolution passed by the legisla-
ture of that State has contracted with w HUBBARD
of Richmond for the casting of bronzs statue of
Washington, after the one now In the Capitol of
Virginia The work is to Cost $40, 600, and when
fushed is to be placed in front of the Capitol at
Rail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

IRON MANUFACTURING WORKS The Nash
ville Tenn, Iron Manufacturing Companys work.
were destroyed by FIRE Wednesday night. Loss
4lOO, 900. which is partly injured One hundred
and twenty men have been thrown out of employ
ment in consequence of the fire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

GOOD PLAN-The magistrates of Guilford, N
O. In view of the scarcity of corn. have appointed
J D Sloan, their agent, with the power to use
$1,000 of the fund of the county. to purchase corn,
which 10 to be sold to citizens at the same figure
paid for it. This isto prevent Spectators preying
on the misfortuu of the moor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

FROM TURK' ISLAND BY the arrival of the
British bark Pearl at New York we have dates fror
Turks Islands to the 18th ult, Rain had fallen bu.
ted. Several csrgoes of salt had since been gathered
and the pans were again making The stock ,hrou III
out the colony was about $40 0CO bushels Price SO
10 aenta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

The ENGLISH AND THE PANAMA IsLAND.---Let
ters from Aspinwall give Commodore Mervine az au
thority for the report that the British had puchased
the islands in the Bay Of Panama The report 10 re-
gsrdsd correct though the action of England 10
violation of treaty stipulations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

WALKEIs Coop ANGEL Captain CbarIes n
Davis the United States Naval 0fHeer, who inter
fired for the release Of Walker. vas until a few
esl Almsnse Office at Cambridge, Mass He il we'll
hnown from his connection with the Coast sarysy,
and nom bis various contributions to scientific sub
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

Troops FoR UTAH.-The adminlstration have de
Utah orders have been issued for the dispatch to
shat Territory OF the Second regiment of drasoops,
the FIFTH and Tenth regiments of infantry and CAP.
tain Phelfs battery of light artillery nnmberins IN
all some two Thousand men, under the command of
Gen Harvey. This 10 said 10 Be only tbs be einn;ns
OF ths movement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

LAST OF THE TRAaEDY-The following mel
ancholy details are the sal closing of the Nlcara-
qua tragedy
1t 10 estimated that. during two years of $500 en-.
listed or holding commission under Walker, about
1000 killed or died of wounds sickness, 700
deserted $50 were discharged. 49, were at Rivas
the LIST May and so in garrison steem th
river. Total, 1855. leaving So unsooounted for.
1t 10 positively known that be received less than
of these arc accounted for by dsssrtion, discharge
and surrender the others must have starved been
kjljed or die6 of Eissasa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01
o-x CAhkiAGk-. CAkkIAGks.-

n-1 CAhkiAGEs, CAkklAGks.-
&E&E The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
@-Makns Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Gary, 18th and l4th streets
near the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARIO.
TEES, BAROUCHEs, BUGGIEs with and without
tops. and sULKIES, ell of his own make, of tbs
best materials and workmanship; all Of which will
be sold low good work Of the hind can be in the
city of Richmond, and respectfully ask call from
those In want Of any article In the Carriage line az
determined to make to order and sell at the low
est prices possible, and oil work sold. that IL now,
warranted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

MUNICIPAL CoURTEsIEs.-The authorities and
people of Memphis have, during the present week,
oston paid on the occasion of the recent railroad
celebration One feature Of this courteous visit Ia
the presence of regular legation of fifty ladies'
of the elite of Memphis There are also twenty.
two printers among the delegates, and the craft
would have been more numerously represented
II subs" could have been found In Memphia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

A. naosacco.-Duripg the past TO-
Eichnand.y the energetic Mr. En-, 1sys, nom Ion
tobacco sss hss sent % the mstropo. sss hhd.
!: shs s ss' !. s';sY 8. ais:S 80
toSsa specially II senaass = a.. , ;;s BAD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

WESTWARD, Holt is stated that from one
town In New Hampshire, viz Manchester-two
hundred persons, chiefly mechanics have gone to
the West this spring, taking with them an aggrs.
gate sum of ono hundred thousand dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

LAwLBssNBss IN OHIo.-much excitement oc.
cured Friday in Green county, Ohio, BY the U. g.
marshal conveying four persons through the county
on the ehsrss Of hatborins fugitive slaves. He was
resisted in his object and writ of habess corpus wss
issued to test his right Finally he overpswered
sya crowd in Springfield. and the prisoners Hbsrs-
tad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

James 8 Smith. Jr. President of the Southwark
Bank of Phil adelphia, died on Thursday last.
Patrick Hannivant. charged with the murder of
been acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

KILLED BY LreHTNING--A negro boy, belong.
Ing to Mrs A. Wright, of Goldsboro, North Ca
rolina, was killed by lightning, during the preva.
lence of q storm, near that place, on Wednesday
1uaS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

NAvAL.-The sloop.of war John Adams arrived
at Callao, April Gath, from the ChIncha Islands -
The United States Steam frigats Niagara Com.
mander Hudson. arrived At Gravesend 4th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

TkAGEDY-On Monday evenIr last Nelson Shell
ton whilst under the Influence of whskey, got ints
frolic In Warren, Albsmarle, and attempted to
take the lives of hs brother, DR.. Thomas Shelton.
and Mr.. john Burton. Just as these gentlemen
were attempting to make their esospe from h m
into Q house, Nelson Shelton discharged bis gun,
loaded with buckshot at them. Mr. Burton was shot
through the small Of the back and 10 probably NOR
tally wounded; DR.. Shelton received one or two OF
tbs Shot In his wrist and 10 only slightly injured
Shelton made his escape into Nelson but was ar.
rested above Howsrasvie and brought to jail on
Wednesdsy He 10 the same man who WA tried and
convicted In this county some years since for shoot
ing or stsbbins man In the same village of War
ron harlottesviLe (Hd.l Adsoc1te.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01
THE DAILY DISPATCH
ProsAytorfnn IN. ~ General Aneemotyss
The slavery Queation.

KTOQDytof1D0 N. 81 deUeT0I AD8e@~sy"
The slavery Question.
CLEVELAND, May @.-Ssrenn Ddy-Afternoon
Sessjoa Mr.. Painter, Of Tennessee, offered s, sup
stituts for the rsport Of the Committee On ee y,
. memorial for the passage OF resotuuos rnmsh
eiares that the Constitutional t .,sssh IL
slavsholdng States without being ssees 70 .uS a.
ssmbiy. ~ ,.....,s uxy.
vish h. hnov whether this General ASSEMBLY, will
s,utieus 20 b. embarrassed BY eontinua admonisions
from the North and IL II 10 the Intention OF the deie-
sWs Ali have nothins DO with Jour IL win bs best
70 al mon this resolution at once and settle tho
matter" .. .s .s.e
The approval Of the syuodicai records OF Missis
sippi was postponed.
report wss road from the Central American Edu
Tbs confederation of the Report Of the Edueaton
Committee was concluded aud the Report was adopt
fhe Standing Committee on Eduestion reported its
approval Of the Asnmun Institute for the eeucsion
OF colored youth for the ministry.
Mr. Carter of Ohio, prevented a. another fubsti-
tpte for the report OF the Committee on Slavery
memorial calling on the Presbytsry of Lexington
Ky TO rso.ify its position In the saVen0''
E,ohA Day.-Moynine Session-The Committee
Church Policy reported 10 favor Of the eoIIespou
denoe OF the General Assembly with tne heiorihoa
Churches.
Mr. Cater prsspssed substitute to the Committee
on Slave rs report, was up. ,.
Mr.. Cleveland OF Ksntacky, reso . e s,h =. =
giving a. the position Of the Chutoq ane ~
Cos. the same footing with tns tanlis feio.Ion
Nj Scarritt, OF st. Louis said. that the views OF
himself and his associates were not In
the paper read, and belonged to neither sids.
Pendn, . marion 10 postpone the further consider
a.ieo OF The subject the Assembly adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01
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Owing to the great favor with which our Single
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Tho following Scheme will be drawn in each
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GLASS SO,
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Saturday, June 27th, 1857.
on THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMB1R1.
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KoSs tS1g One Prize to Esery 1sa Tickets.
GAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

LIBERAL CONTPIBUTIONs-B Bishop Smith of
Kentucky, with hi life, who went to Europe In the
Niagara, his parisuouers bearing the sxpsnses,-
was presented with $500 by his fellow passengers
purse of $500 was also made up for widow
on board. whose husband was lost at the burning
of the Indiana, on Lake Erie, and who was re-
turning TO her husbands mother In England
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

Sam was asked what he thought Of the effects
of hot drinks on the system. Hot drinks, sir, !"
said he, "are decidedly bad Tea and coffee. sir,
are hurtful. And even hot punch, when 1t s very
hot-very hot indeed-and taken often In large
quantities. l suppose, is sightly delsterous.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

les Tho lie. gathered daring the past winter by
the dealers 10 this article from the Schuylkil and
Della ware amounted to about $50, 000 tens which IL
little more than tn At secured in 1856
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

A YOUNG LADY MURDERED-Suicide Of The
Murderer.-A melancholy transaction occurred at
Rabbit Creek, Umpqus county. Oregon, on the
Goth ult man, named G "a Yates, called at the
residence of Mr. Anderson, where young woman
sister of Mira Anderson-was living, and after
interrogating her as 20 whether she would marry
him, received an answer that at present 1t was
impossible-shs could mott" on which he drew q
revolver and Aired at her, the ball entering her
right side killing her instantly He then drew a
small sin -barreed pistol and discharged Its
tents ut bis own head. The ball entered . little
above the right eye and lodged within the Uranium.
He died q few hours after.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

REMARKABLE CASE OF 6uPERsrITIoN. -Nes
Miss sophia Bauman was exhumed by her surviving
relatives to SEQ if the corner of the winding shee
not In her mouth. Since her death. BY con
e d ahO
that the had gotten into the of the corpse
and 1t was sucking them into the grave" Miss
bad boon dead nine years. and both body and shee
had crumbied into dust
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01
DkkCIVAL Il GRANT
ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS.

OFFICE, GoDDINs HALL, RICHMOND, VA,
Respectfully offer their services to tho public With
q thorough Professional training and combined
Practical experience Of more than 80 years. they
hope 10 give satisfaction to those who may favor them
with orders
In the A rchftect Lin g; will fur
nish desisns for Churches, Public Buildings
Town Houses, Stores, Villas, and alterations of
with full Working Drawings, Specifications and su.
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In the Engineering Department. will ate nd
to the branches connected with Railroads, Sew
erase and drainage of Farm Lands with all necesss-
sAry Plans and Estimates.
A variety of complete sets - Plans for Churches
their office. nv 2o-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01
RUPTUKks RADICALLY CURED ny
IL DIR. SHERMAN'S
CE L E B RATED TRUSS.

MessY. FELDBUR0 CO. having purchased the
patent raht for the above celebrated article for Tie
state OF Virsina, have opened An ONCE over John
have . lot Of RADICAL CURE TRUSS. All Der.
sons who are suffering from Rupture are invited to
eau and examine the article. BY 20 doing they may
danserous diseases
Physicians are respectfully requested to call and
examine the above article
This TRUS6 was PATENTED Dec. 2S 1856. bsiss
an entirely new article and will keep back aud posi-.
niveiy euro the worst form Of Iupturs, here this
directions followed and ct the same time bs
worn with the utmost comfort. Ii ID the sassst and
most comfortable Truss ever introdussd.
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