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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-10
LOCAL MA11E1ls.

Y0vkt0wa.--T This beautiful steamer Wns IL
object Of adlniration Of sur eitixens--especial
~ merchants-frOm the moment she touched
ner wharf at Rocketta on Monday last until
she took her departure. Yesterday afternoon
IN yesterdays paper we gave . esneral d.
scription Of her, but that our readers mar ~
wnat efforts have been made to ensure her
s.Iengtn, and to give confidence to her sea-
WoItblness. We append few details.
Tne Yorktown Is built Of the best materials.
Her bottom Is composed Of what il called long
double noors, forming one solid mass from end
10 END, extending TO the turn "a he bilge by
Joints under the engines and boilers. All the
framing and timberipg are fitted with close
Joints, and the butts checked all well batfed
IN the best manner, in addition to being closely
double strapped with iron diagonal bracing
with Hat bars four and half inches wide
tnree-quarters thick, bolted through every
TIMBER and clinched, and the crossings be.
tween the frames rfvetted. The bilge streaks
ceilfng and clamps are bolted vertically be.
tween every frame. She has FIVE tiers of double
keeisons, well bolted through and clinched.
The deck k-frames are of yellow pine. Her
iodg1ng and hanging knees are of white oak
ana hackmatack, all well bolted and clinched.
1,nr 1me bottom soa plank Is of white oak four BY
OF yellow pine, four by fve inches thick, AL
we'll bolted through
The Yorktown is rugged with two masts,
and has Capt. Skiddy's patent capstan and
ahchor-gearing, by which the forecastle is en-
urely disencumbered and the room appropri.
ated for the crew and firemen. She has
TWO superb beam engines, the cylinders of
winch are each 50 inches in diameter and 10
feet stroke-two very large fiue boilers, and
the diameter of her wheels Is 30 feet. She also
mas bilge einjection-pumps, hand-pumps, steam
donkey pump and boiler Besides these, she
mas four-inch, double-acting fire-pump for
WARD, and one Of the same aft, with branch TO
biige when required. She has one seven-inch
composition by the fore-mast, and one by the
haain-mast--and, as further security to pas
sehgers, she has full complement of fire-
buckets, .. axes, life-boats and life-preservers
by her peculiar construction 400 tons bur-
aeh gains the deek-room Of ship Of 20OO
Ions, anording great advantages for the South
ern trade and travel. Indeed, SO far as we are
aDle TO judge, the Yorktown is perfect in all
ner parts, and will prove herself a fast sailer
and popular carrier
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SPRING SALES-Is59,

SPRING SALEs-Is5s.
THOMAS, HUGHES Il CALDWELL.
mo Pearl Street, Richmond, 2 nossLt tVrxini..)
smMrecvares Me are now ready to exhibit our SPRING
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
We have more than doubled eur DIRECT I'M
PoRrATHlqRNsS ATTHlRsrR rR7ia eREasfGpB sfRafd s. GBr STOCK
the VfRafafx. Rfssaaffaaff; o.
NORTH 'AffE'sAA fffHEE'ssAAssnsk. k.,va+,c,x M
stock sf Goops not & e b .s ssyEgss.ed il Ex
try. M Our % assortment tic consists IN part Of ' '''n
Embroideries, Laces, Dress Trimmings, Blk and
Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Handkfs, Crayats, Ties,
soils, Brushes, Combs, Buttons, Hoop Skirts, Per
fnmeres and Soaps, Gold and Gilt Jevelry. 20.
An endless variety Of Small Wares. more psrticu-
larly specified in our printed Catalogues.
a. Orders at ell times promptly attended to.
IRON AND STEEL WAREHOUSE,
No. is GILhxiaM fx11aosr bGNP5P SSs Rs1!n''uaa' Va
snd STEEL. which we offer in lots 10 suit pur-
chasers; at the lowest prices.
ssssss .nd and asmnsrss sss rsnsd lEoN 's'
Wide Pioash Irons to 10 inches,
Nail R2ls and Horse. Shoe RON-best brands,
~ ssssr sas as aslnsn nssnd k0anS Nj.
Also. sasif saEsr sea slS5'5s ls5Es.
o,asrc rae rs promptly hied in the shortest time.
ZINE CHEWING TOnACCO.-Wo haye
+ only 10 boxes LEFT Of that superior chewins To-
hacco. the Peoples Fsvnriis' brand, made Sy
hoss Lovers o. gsod fshaeco shonld cali early, a.
''shhA WINSTON u RR,ass.ss:; Rsis s.s.ss,
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SUICIDE OF MURDERER-A Criminal Cuts
his Throat IN JaH-Our readers doubtless re-
member the murder of Capt. b. e. Blincoe.
the Lexington (Ky.) jailor, by a man named
warren, some two months since. the subse.
quent excitement in that city and the narrow
escape of the assassin from being lynched. =
Since that time Warren has been in iail and
Wednesday last having been fixed for his trial.
he was taken out, and application made thro'
his counsel for a change Of venue The court.
however, refused to grant the petition, and
warren was remanded to his CELL in more
deeply detected mood than he had ever shown
before. 1t seems that he had been led to be-
hcve that the change of venue would be grant
ed, and that he would be acquitted by jury
in any other than Fayette county, where the
crime had been committed, and of course the
disappointment fell upon him like a knell of
death.
From the time he returned to his cell on
Wednesday until sometime after nighffall, du-
ring which he was visited by several persons
he merely replied in monosyllables to all ques-
tions, and even his counsel failed to elicit any
detailed answer from the wretched man. A
little after one O'Clock on Friday morning a
sound of heavy breathing and OF a smothered
struggle was heard in his cell, and the watch
man of the Jail, fastening thither, found War
rem lying on his pallet bathed in blood, his
throat terribly cut one-half across and his
windpipe partially severed. BY some means
the criminal had contrived to secure knife
and secrete it in his cell, and with this when
his final hope had failed, he committed the
desperate deed. He was still alive on Friday
noon.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
~
4 HOT SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.

E:H1 NATURES REMEDY Z FOR CHRONIC
The Hotel at this place viii be open for the recep-
tion of visitors on the first of June next. The sup
NINE BATHS! constantly supplied with fresh
arss sf from to g"
waters cure the Chronic forms of Rheumatism
eu Of the od
the Muscles. joints and tendons; ENLARGED Glands
eases peculiar to Females, more thoroughly and
rapidly than any other remedy on the American
Their ALTERATIyE AN CURATIVE
,, POWERS u,,r.
ter on the face of the globe.
Many persons afflicted with the diseases enume-
rated above, in forms which had resisted the most
skiIlful lmedcaltreatment and had rendered the lives
o the sufferers alike wretehed and useless through
long years of pain, have seen restored to perfect
health by their use. OF the number suffering
with such malafles. there are comparatively few
indeed who would not be either cured or greatly re-
The SPRINGS are situated in an elevated noun
tain region: The scenery around is wild, romantic
and beautiful, and more healthy and delightful
summer climate can nowhere be found
FsE BaF IN
Good MUSIC will be in attendance early in the
ROUTE from the principal cities in the United
). Virginia Central Railroad" thence by Stage
IoachsI s ss z Sa niles over well graded Turnpike to
Va, or Batimore, Nd, in the morning, can come
through to- this place the same day to supper,
pass the night at the Warm Springs and arrive here
10 breakfast next morning.
:, For full account Of this celebrated Watering
Fas p R z Nay or e Write isH to ns Ind
subscriber for pamphlet.
my 3l-dSm s. GOODE.
ahlAuPFIhEII FhIME c6na,HS ANR ERAMCSNIA TA,TT S6,II
lE.M TAINS.
The management of the "FLUME" and ''PRO-
FILEn Houses announce to tourists and the sum
mer travel that they will be prepared for the recep-
ton Of guests the 18th of June. These Hotels
have recently been thoroughly renovated and newly
furnished, located in the midst of the most at
tractve scenery of the mountains, being in the I'M
mediate vicinity of the "OLD MAN OF THE
MOUNTAIN, the Flume, Lakes, Cascades, &c.
Route from New York via Norwich and Worees
ter Line. by the splendid steamers COMMON
WEALTH and ONNECTICUT :, daily ats O. clock
r. NJ. from Pier Is ". Y, foot of CourtIand street,
at the landing of Southern Trains.
For further information, see small hills of the
route, st the principal Hotels and Depots, or ad-
dress E. s. MARTIN, Agent,
je 8-d2m New York.
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l.A KEEHAUGHTAN HOUSE,

N.AkY HAMPTON, VA,
4ks4S Is now opened for the Tece ption Of Sum
EIer eisiors The Proprietor has this year erected
in pleasant location on the same lot, another
HOUSE, containing several very fine rooms.
The BATH HOUSES are convenient ta the HO-
TEL. JAMES BURCHER,
e7-SmH Proprietor.
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Wsie,meisss are abandnnt, anA. when yjps
and fresh from the vines. are innoce1t n thelR
effects. Melons, to b. good, should - pulled
early In the morning when t1e dtW - npoa
them, and should tben b cicssly yn<be! =
90 that they will not get bruissd or lguA1
Whsn stale or green, they a1O very unheo1NAy,
and II eaten when warm Arc aInaGot 6uSU -
their ice houses, thereis mo- telling the numbof
they could dispose Of in ths course of . day.
the Grand Jury for stealing coat frcm Ia
Bailey, free negro, wss arrAtGAed bafosu ~
Hustingy Court, yesserday, Ana phnsA nht
guilty. The jury, After hsAfine The eyidsaee
room for consultation |; bat hgtng upa6oe -
agree, came into Couft and Wpfe 1t1cnnrGUd.--
The prisoner was then held 70 hall 70 appeAf
and answer IT the next teTm Of the COuRfs s.
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IOND, va. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10. 1883.
Additional - the News s~,els.,


Additional ~ the News 8rssisa.
The summary Of news by the Nova Scotian
furnishes the following In addition TO that al
ready dispatched:
The POntinciAl Government had issued a
circular to its representatives abroad conn.
planning that the refusal Of the Dictatorship OF
the Roman legations by the King Of Sardinia
the Marquis D'Azeglio II complained Of as 4
dagrant violation Of Its neutrality; other acts
Of usurpation against the legitimate authority
~ .h. the r"ps are an1hsed a1d ns
dignation at seeing that such enormities nro-
ceeded from the government Of a Cafholic
King who had accepted the advice Of his n.
gust ally to refuse the Dictatorship offerr,
him. His Holiness DEGREES this protest to r.
communicated to all the European Powers
and trusts they will cooperate In yindicatin1
hts rights, for which purpose he invoked their
assistance and protection. 81
Baron Hubner, formerly Austrian Amfns.
sador at Paris, has arrived at Rome to replace
Count Colloredo as Austrian Ambassador
there. 80
Great numbers of addresses were beinp sivr.
ed in the Roruagua against the return Of the
Clerical Government and in favor Of union
with Sardinia. The Country had resolved unon
keeping uppublic order, and of repulsine eyerv
attack by the Swiss troops in the service Of the
Pope; also that regular voting should take
place in expressing the wishes Of the country.
The French Ambassador had an extraordi.
nary audience Of the Pope of two hours, du.
ration. -
The Times City article says. after yarious
minor fluctuations, ConsoIs closed at a decline
of 4. The article in the Monifeur exercised n
depressing effect. The continuance of the slight
drain of gold from the Bank, which has set in
was likewise against the market. Money was
In good supply and the demand for silver ra-
ther slackened.
The report Of France being ready to disarm
had limited influence, the belief being that
the army would not tolerate such a step ON nm
extensive scale
The Paris -four and wheat market was firm
owing to reports that the wheat crop will he
less than has been anticipated The proyin-
cial corn markets closed firm and Advancing
The Emperor had granted a pension of
three thousand francs, from his private nurse
to the mother Of General Auger, killed in It,
ally
A deputation from the British and FOREIGN
Anti-Slavery Society, headed by Lord Broueh-
am, had an interview with the Duke of New
castle, in regard to Coolie emigration to the
West Indies. They urged the appointment of
Committee Of Inquiry, but the Duke said
that the time would not permit this session.
but an official inquiry should be ins titut.d in
the colonies.
Alta public meeting, at Galway. letter was
read from the Treasury Department. saving
the Government could not comply with the
demand to make Galway a harbor of refuge.
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Seeking Pardes.-A petitton 10 now leiag
ernor to pardon John Cronin, now ceaAned
in the Pcnitentiary Of Virginia. In April,
1856, Cronin was convicted OF cruelty and In.
humanity beating his wife, thereby causing her
sent to the Penitentiafy for ave yeass-
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a.A FLUNE AND FRANCONTA
yEA YHOTEL COMPANY, WHITE NOUN
lAA DAGGER's WHITE SULPHUR

ALL BOTETOURT co UNITY, VA.
These SPRINGS, sometimes called '.DrBRELL's
SPRINGS" will be open for the reception of visi-
tors by the LIST of July. The proprie.ors, having
the qualification to know that they have given sa-
usiactipn heretofore TO their visitors, atter them
selves that then future tators will ensure full
portion of the public patronage.
Beard, per day .-.. ....-....~...-,...G 81 75
Beard, per week -..,.. ...... 10 90
Beard, per hotel month, f2s daysl. 49,. 500
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Notice.-The subscriber takes this occasion to
tender to his numerous friends and patrons, his
grateful appreciation of their past favors, and to
bespeak for the new concern a continuance OF
their patronage, W hch we hope to merit by prompt
attention to their interests. Our stock VIII be
found at all times to he complete. and We shall o.
fer such Inducements as we hope Will satisfy CITY
and country. wholesale and retail trade, that it is
needless to visit the Northern cities to purchase
CHINA, GLASS and EARTHENWA AXE
jy It's GEO J. 81 MNEh.
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nISS0Lu TlON.-The firms Of RI.LETr.
Richmond, Va. and BELL. BROOKS. PACE 4
GO GO, In ,.n the city Of Now York, are dissolved th.
aas ny mutnni consent. The name of the krm will
be used by either partner in liquidat.on.
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July lst, iSS9 Au 6-Sw
nlSSOLvTION.-Qn tho lst inst, Mr.. JOHN
II q. wlNN retired from our concern-the sty le
Of which will not he changed. Calling attention to
his card, we can recommend him to the patronage
Of our friends. ijy 30-lml BREEDEN FOX.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-07
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters

The ORIGINAL MEDICINE ESTABLISHED IN 1897,
and first article Of The kind euer introduced under
he name Of "PULMoNIo WAFERs" in this o.
dng other country; all ohep Puimonic Waters
are connterteits. The genuine can be knolcn By
the name BRY AN being stamped on each WAFER.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Reiiepe Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarsepess.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
ReGece Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breohiing.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Reliere Splitting Of Blood, Pains in The Chest
BRYAN'S PULMoNIC wAFERS
Rehere hcjpiem Consumption, Lang Diseases.
BRYANs PULMoNIC WATERS
Relierc Irritation Of me Uruld amt 1oHsjls
BRYAN's PULMoaIC WATERS
ReHere me dJoCe Complaints in Ten MRnies.
BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS
Are Blessing 10 all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Are ajdpted for locdlisis and puJHc Speakers
BRYAN's PUJMoNIC WATERS
Are ia n simple form and pleasant 10 The TASTE
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Not only retere, Jut effect rapid q lasting Cures
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Are warrdnted to gre Satisfaction TO every one.
JOB M0SBS, sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. "
For sale by II. A. SHELDON.
NJ. S. BURR. the Boston, General Agent fo
n. u. 25;1:y
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For the Register
tut UIt htglsTt
GIFT Book Snla ~

The i" lrrepressible Conflict still con-
'inues at the sign of the "RED FLAG"
near the bridge. Notwithstanding the
announcement that the "GREAT Metro.
PoLITAN GIFT Book SALE" would close
on Saturday last Mr.. Margrat con-
'lnues to give away valuable property so
literally, that one would almost be lead
10 believe, he stole it and was afraid to
keep it.
We learn that through the earnest soli-
citation of several prominent individuals,
he has consented to keep open the sale I'M
til Saturday next, in order to give ali a
chance to win few of the "Golden
Gifts he has left Since he opened here
he has distributed gifts to the amount of
several hundred dollars in valuable Jewell
ry watches, &C., among which is "A vaua-
BILE gold watch to Mr.. Champion, silver
watch to Mr.. Severance, and other vau-
able gifts to various individuals in this
village and vicinity.
The books, we believe, are placed at
lair price, and each purchaser receives a
gift Of more or less value, according to
his, or her luck In his arrangement
ul gifts all seems to be fair. and those
Purchasing books get "vaue received"
oad what they get beside is extra"
Now that the niger" excitement is
abating in Virginia, we expect to see
grand rush after Margrat's books and gold
watches. Open only this week. P.
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Specif ic Remedy for Consumption

HTPoPHosPHITEs OF LIME AND SODA.
De CHURCHILL's NEW TREATMENT -" VIM
ches Jers Genuine Preparation Of the hypophos-
phites Of Lime and Soda" the Specific Remedy
for Cor sum pt.on Bronchitis, Asthma, General
DEBILITY, Dyspepsia, all Nervous Diseases, and
Female Complains, is performing remarkable
cures ali over the country 1t is now put up in
new bottles, nearly donble the old size at the
same price, viz Two Dollars per bottle also an
EXTRA SIZE, q ounce bottles,) at
ONE DOLLAR PER EoTTLEi
Di. ChUrchills Remedy is now placed within
the reach OF all sufferers. This the only PTepa-
ration Of the Hypophosphites, made from his
original Formula, and is, therefore, Chemically
pure and reliable Beware Of all Others no mat
ter who offers them 10 you, and says " they srs
Just "a good as mine
On CHuEsHiLL's WOhh On CoisUdPIioJ
is nov ready, Prlce IL cts. A New Circular, Just
issued contains complete information in regard
&c the new treatment, and will be sent gratis 10
all inquirers. Make no delay-write at once.
Al orders end inquire. promptly attended to,
Address } WINCHESTER.
Sole General Depot in the United States. AZ
Joh street n !.
q - For sale at tie Drug store Of Il shell
don M.ddleDury. ana Ny respectable Druggists
generally.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Oxygenate0 Bitters.

10" qualities OF this medicine have dlacep il
d... N imperishble foundation. In destroying
J.,et,e and inducing health it has no parallel
U.' the ollowinp Complaints these bitters are
s~.ecihc, viz Dyspepsia on Indigestion, Hear
i,,u. Ac,dity, Costiveness Loss Of Appett,
- ache, and General Debility
Ii many sections of our country thi. prepare
t,ou j. extensively used by Physicians in thei
rrr,tice, aud it seems to have restored many 10
r.otn who we're apparently beyond the reach
g.. he healing ant.
ubioined are few tributes from we'll known
+ g,.cans.
Mansfield, Tioes ca, Pa, Aug. 26, 1865
nave used the Oxygenated B:tters in my
l,actice with decided success in debility and
,,acral prostration, &C., and confidently recon
n,eut It in General Debility and diseases of the
{ 'rive organs + H. WHITE n. D.
Auburn, y. Y, Sept. 8, 1858.
t.eatisn.da:-l have been in the drug business
tire asst fifteen years, and have never sold med
icae which has given such great satisfaction in
&c, OF Dyspepsia as the 0xygenated Bitters,
Ell n this disease always recommend it,
H. G, FowLER.
Burlington, VT, Nov. IL, 1854.
,,r6asa.en Il am pleased to state, that have
ti"'i the Oxygenated Btter's for Indigestion and
Lr0il.ty, and found immediate relief from using
OILY part ola bottle. have the greatest con-
sucein it rs q cure for Dyspepsia and General
J. uility. and recommend it with much pleasure
Yours, &c.
JAMES LEWIS, NJ. D.
i.-uar.d by Shrn ". FowLx 4 Co., Boston
apt tor sale by W. r. Russell and H. A. Shell
S..ldnn Middlebury b. D. Haskell, West Corn
. L. ). Atwood, Nhorenam Roscoe and
Nj Uurn, New Haven; J. h. Needham, Bristol
q smith, Monkton, and by dealer, every
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WINTER QUARTER
OF The
MiddIebury Female Seminary

Commences Monday December 9TH and contin-
ues ten and half weeks, Pupils are not re-
ceived for less than full quarter, except by
particular arrangement with the Principal
MISS AGNES GoRDoN, Principal and Preceptrsss
Miss NJ, J. KSowLKs, Assistant Preoeptress.
Mics JANE WKLLINGT0S Teacher ii DRAWING
and Painting
Mis- NARY 4. WAESEE Teacher Of Music
TUITION AND BOARD.
1attioH--ln Elementary English, 81 90 Higher
English, $40; Latin and English, &c co. Piano
80; Singing 80 90 Vocal Music Glass, 81 %
Painting in Water Colors, 81 90 in Oil SIS 90
Drawing, 81 90 French, 90 German 81 90.
An extra charge d q cents IS made for fire
and weeping.
Bodrd-ln Seminary Boarding House, including
Room Lights and Washing, s25 90 per quarter
the Young ladies finding their own towels and
lights Fuel Is provided at cost, Rooms for self.
boarding may be obtained ON inquiry OF the Prin.
cipal
Bills payable at the middle ofeacA uarter and
no deduction is made Tor temporary absence
AGNES GORDON.
Mildle5ury Nov. 20, 1859
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WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND
Weeks Magic Compound
Weeks Magic Compound
4 sure and sovereign remedy for


Coughs Cold. Group, Asthma, Noopiag CouQh
Sore Throat Bronchitis, HOdrseHcss, InFa-
en-a, Ferer and Ague
II is warranted to relieve the uoup ia i've
mnutes.
70 break up a common cold in single night
10 relieve the Asthma al once
10 cure all coughs ana diseases q the lung.
previous 10 liberation
To break up the chills and fever in tev days
Aiessrs. f, b. MACON X Co.
Barnet, Vt, Nov. 9, 1855
II affords me no great pleasure to add my les
timony in fayr Of your Invaluable medicine
the Magic Compound mad been subject 10
most distressing cough Tor more than forty YEAR
and had tried several remedies without deriving
any real benefit My cough continued to grow.
worse every winter I'LL the winter Of 1856 ihen
| was confined to my bed, and all who saw me
though me dying with consumption Ny son
who had Just been cured Of bad cough b1 US
ing part Of bottle of your Compound, gave me
few doses Of il This helped me much that
| procured q bottle and before / had used all Of
this was restored to health, Since then have
had no cough, and though am about seventy
years Old, enjoy good health and 1 attribute
it oil 10 your medicine-the Magic Compound
. Very truly yours LEVI BEAN.
Andover Mass. Aug. y 1855
The bottle of Weeks Magic Compound which
! received from you, has entirely cured me Of the
Fever ana Ague My wife has also used 1t for
Sore Throat with very great benefit l recon-
mended il 10 d friend OF mine who Was thought
to be in the seated Consumption lie was unable
10 work, had q very bad cough, very bad night
sweets pain in the side and hectic H. h Of the
cheek The pain in the side is gone the night
sweets have ysnlshed the cough is cured and he
is attending 10 his business. One Of our Physic-
ians here has recommended It in his practice with
good success.
Yours truly, CHAS . PARKER
Read the following from one o. the best ply
sicans, in Vermont
Z" have used Weeks magic Compound in nv
own family with most signal success and DO not
hesitate to pronounce it, in my opinion the very
| best cough medicine tytant In every case So
| Tar AS my knowledge extends where it has been
| used, it has given the greatest satisfaction
L. c. MOORE NJ. g.,
! North irOy. july I, 1859
TRIAL BOTTLES GKAIl>
Manufactured and sold Wholesale and Re,u.
| by F.. r, MACON & Co. ST. Johnsbury, VI,
| Vim. Josyn y Sons Barton. VI. wholesale
Agts fol Western VT. Y Northern n Y tC
whom all orders should be addressed. ". P
Russell, NJ D Agt. MiddlebuIy T. F Fletcher
G. ;. Earl & Son Bndport Hunsden s. Hall
Shoreham g. W. Barber, Whiting; Medium
Bristol T.. Wright orwell a, / Wheeler
fenisburgh 336m