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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16
Apoplexy in Fowls.

slt-cr' es writer for information about
disease which affects his fowIf. The symptoms
nre less Of muscular power in the wings and
,ses. causing them TO droop and stagger about,
and soon to die. These appearances cores
nonl to elat is termed apoplexy, resulting
f,oa1 TO high feeding 1t is sometimes caused
bv combining the fowls TO corn meal, or by feed
Ing hemp seed and similar oily, hearty food,
and il difficult to cure. preventive is a
bsnce Of diet. Give lighter grain, as oats
buckwhea,, ETC.. and plenty Of cabbage leaves
or other green food, chopped fine, with milk
euris. If thew can be had.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16

Fec KIssBs.-place in clean, dry, metal
ar common vessel, the whites of seven eggs
sight snais--and beat them to stiff froth.
Whils beafjap, add lemon vanilla or Other
e,,racf for 4 tsoring IL desired. Then add by
deerees one pound Of pnlvenzed white sugar,
and nix il through lightly and quickley with
,s,. sss.gs. bat doi NOT beni il. IL stirred too
,sne /, becomes soft, which should be avoided.
No. viii smell zed tablespoon. or a
,,s,nssa-- sather the" snow' or paste By spoon
fUls and dsosiihem rbOut two inches apart.
- = oer isid upon wet board, and iinmed-
-. ~. .st Them in the oven OF stoye.-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16
GU LTu
.Hsep Wafl., : ana shea.i, {,

I.l.f 3 'ioy Of ne .Ii,sr,esa AyY.esliaraE
L'r ,acr ! worked gut by the mopa, |
have I asigs"d Of sheep washing, as 'i is
4a. -ols, ! dam Wss ihmUu a,fl's a
'Ht+ Tsi1., n1klng piGI, AL P'u
.y. esp -si'g ey lns 80 al =, W stood
E u .eg WAIST dep, aui lC"s hall u7lh
i.. ... - ,AIsH hours al a lime the sb,ep
E-.' 'Hlwn la heels 0vrr head, aud slesgl,
.H. .U. zJl until HEY w,Ie rGelly well wUI-
.r. The wafer Nas not always c0miof.
cable m, and We 0i,tn lad a blue aul shy-
.H.. p, not Ni,ksmGl,rg the whisky uud
.... piy which wc,v poured down 10 keep
r. 5ul, bul which sometimes OOy drove
T.. N o. 'he men ,out hay" now much
..s Portable plan, \ large va, made al
...H. 4.nul t-n feet long, four feet wide, sni
srr- I'D hall lsri deep, is TActd near q
-r.u ahsTo there Is ulliroDl ll.l, Irouehs
..e ND o conduct tie water, with their lower
FH. t. dug about lwo feet above the vat
IHr '.ts each lage sheeP scaling NJ one
r.. c vat while luu nitu 'laud,ug "a the
-t.a.. outside the yli, each ko,l II sheep
u1tr.trc stream ,rnnriug i,om tie ,Gough'.
7. r.u IS lui llIlp squtC1>og Of lice wool and
uur. -.s time, 10 wash item well, than by
l.e odd ngihod. Il iisp'nscs with all run,
ulI .qusnlly we have no w@IlSS.
s ..r he uhetpuTe VARIED, they are turned
iulg % c ar plstuge, uud nn' shared unnl the
,-atAo, is too warm for flannel jackets. The
mrr .hut will send poor sheep out into the
90 ling winds tina; often make ire necessary
M NAV, ough, to he pat to sleep on frozen
ground -exI Winter, with o1ly L snow drill Tor
tel tirihr..
10 shear sheep well, requires practice and
patience. 4 mln in hurry, ought to leave
d. absbring floor un,iI his hurry il over, for he
vI., sc kelly 10 butcher as well us shear the
sheep. else leave the wool in ridges like
cow lowed field. To have the sheep quiet
keep hu in nn easy position to cut the wool
easily tGi eaycu, let the suffice over which
.ac shears are passing lie Lept rounded out,
aud a. kin drawn smooth.
My vly is, TO set the sheep On his hiHd
satJefs upon the a or, with his back owards
nesag1ser. While in This position, the briskci
ts'' s"i edges Of the flank aud thighs are
saelrcd. Then the operation kueeIS on one
knee uyS the Sleeps neck over the other
knee, aui shears il carefully on the len side
uH 10 the head. H. then STA, d. upon his feet,
bends 10. sleeps head 10 the fright side, aud
sussT5 he fore leg and lrtI side around 10
airhu one or two clips Of the back lone, and |
and co e.. TO the thrgh. The sheep is then
laid o, re broad side, the hiud leg extended
with he ;hearer's left hand, ard the wool clip.
ped from that aud the buuock. The knee Of
Tue 5lcarer laid over the Sleeps neck keeps
him qn.r' The wool left while going down
the back is cat with clips lengthwise along
he pine The sheep is then set up again
and the other side, finished in like manner.
d lag acl,s, bnrs etc. should lie removed
.clore sasaE.og, and the floor be swept fire.
,uea,y % keep straw or dirt from the wool.
4 ye,y title curelcsness will make n very
ges, itnrrence in the aggregate price obtain.
NJ Ion Die clins.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16
For the american A gricul'urist

a have tied the following plan, and found
il 4 certain cure for gapes in chickens. Take
medium sized broom split, with sharp
knife mike uo or three barbs near the large
end Open the mouth of the chicken, having
lis neck drawn straight, and, as the wind.pip
is op,ned ~, breath, put in the INSTRUMENT
and, running it carefully down the full length
OF iar wio-pipe, turn it around and down it up
wien one or more small red worms an inrh
in length, will be found caught in the barbs.
| have taken out four worms at one insertion.
Tvo or inr 2 operation a,e often necessary,
bat # Glithrolly performed, the remedy is sure.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16
G. Nj. Loving,
TITO RNE Y. A TIL A w,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
John j. Good,
A T TO RNE VA TIL A w

DALLAS, TEXAS.
PRACTICEs regularly in the District Courts Of Collin, Gray
son, Denton Tarran Parker, johnson, Ellis Dallas, and
Kaufman counties and in the Supreme Court of the State
Austin Particular attention given to Land Titles and colec
tos has long resided In this portion Of the state and fat
himself that the liberal parosage heretofore extended him
sufficient guarantee Of his ability and prompt attention
business.
the South side Of Main Street, door East Of
Fetchers the building formerly occupied Clerks or
flee. Apr. 27, IS59-43:u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16
HNiflsa Avenue HEOGeH
81. CHARLES and 81. LOUIS HOTELS.

llrSE oo hyng under the cement Of Messrs
Hail Nlrsh, the former ui which |, conducted by Mr. D..
NJ lldrlth ad lt,rr by Mr.. q. Hail. the r0prl,torS
aid leg inform tic rl4mS Of Tex that they have spared
eNpne omuk both houses equal Ia point oil accommodation,
TO any hotel IL tn United states
nurins Tie Sunmr months, tbs St. Charles will he kept open,
when every mm"nnn can he given 10 families and gentle
travelling Norihwars and the Proprrs hive heSitn
saying tatno pain. cNpne shall be spared In furnish
ing guests Of either house, every comfort luxury that
crn hn Nhnlu,rl n ihh South. l3Elyl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16
NORTON. ts..iy "a, n. J. M'KENzIE.
Norton & Mckenzie,

A TTOKNEYS Mt Inv, Wcathcrford, Texas,
VIII practice their profession In all the Courts Of the 10Th
Judicial District and in the Joining counties Also In the
Court Of the State at Austin and Tyler They will give
special attention to the investigation land titles coec.
tons. a FEB. 2lst l86O-35. ly.1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16
eKueenysBEc EaOyeB,
Rogers House.

WAXAH4CH1E, ELLIS CO., TEXTS.
THE subscriber respectfully to the travelling ia
public that this large and commoiiOus hOt" Is lsssm
open for the reception and entertainment of the pubc
His constant and uhmna eos will Continue heretofore
to lie given oreder those who favor him with call comfortable
and "AT HOME" Ills table is constantly furnished with every
thing that be procured IN the market and his table supplied
with the best provenler, attend cd with hosers
lie refers to the travelling public generally L. W. ROGERS.
~ Hacks will be kept hand to convey any
lie adjoining towns points. June 2S, 1s56-6 ".
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18
Markets.
nosroN MAnKEr. ~ 10. La.

BOSTON MARKET, MAY l6, 1860.
ASuEs.-There is very little change to notice in Ash
cs Moderate sales OF Pots az IA Sc and Pearls
AZ % 7.sc per III, cash.
FLOuR.-lhc demand Tor Flour has been quite mod
crate during The week. but no material change In prices
has taken place and holders generally are firm, parcu-
Western have been 50 50a $500 fancy brands s. IS
- ~ l2i 10 SO 25 and superior at 80 70
GkAlN.-Ihc market for Corn remains without ma
crial change The demand is moderate. with sales of
fut and good Southern yellow at 80 a &c. aud At the
close 10 IS difficult ~ realize the latter price for good
Norfolk good Western yellow has been sold at SO !
Western mixed 80 Sic and White at SOC per hu.-
Oats are iu much better demand with considerable
port inquiry and the market is firm the prospect Of large
exports To- Europe, causing holders to be less anxious 20
realize.
BUlTEB.-Ihe arrivals Of Butter for the week have
been pretty large for the season. comprising 1916 pack
ages, aud thc supply NJ Is quite equal 10 the
demand Prices have gradually oased off, the trade not
disposed purchase beyond immediate wants. and prices
are likely 90 rule comparatively low. Good and choice
quality u continues to be sought after, while
Vermont darcs have been at IA Sc for new. including
fair, choice and extra quality, with occasionally small
ot Of very choice at some advance the latter rate
New white Butter Is not wanted, and would have 70 be
sold ~ very low figure old Butter is duh, and the
qualities now on the market are selling from l3c per
CHEEsE.-rhc receipts Of Cheese the past week have
been 1852 boxes and tons. There is a fair supply
~ new arriving vih sdcs at l0c per Do and very
choice as high lie There is no stock Of old In
POrArOES.-Good retailing Potatoes are scarce and
high and iu some descriptions considerable advance
has taken place. whilc common dull there is very
little export inquiry We quote salcs OF common Whites,
PINK Eye, and Peach Blows at 30 Csc
WOOL There has been very good inquiry for fleece
and pulled Wool the past week. but the tendency Of
prices is ,t 100 favor Ut buyers, although mo- material
been 10000 lbs-hcc.r ranging mostly from 3j 5lc,
and supeihue and extra pulled from go Zoe.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18

Her second choice will fall on Wade. Nc
Lean or Banks. The Vermont delegation is
| divided between Seward and Banks. II the
Massachusetts, delegation were unanimous,
Banks and Lincoln would doubtless receive
the nominations for the two offices. Gov
Banks strength is steadily increasing, and
the prospect for his nomination looks aatter-
ing.
There will not be much change in the plat
form Of 1856.
The Pennsylvania Illinois and Indiana del
egations all say that with Seward they will
lose all their Congressional and State cleo
tions this fall.
The excitement increases every hour. The
most intense feeling prevails
Stewards friends are hard at work, and will
leave no stone unturned to secure his nomi-
nation. The rumor that money was being
freely used to bring about his success has
greatly damaged his prospects.
The weather is delightful.
Tho Vermont delegation organized by the
election Of p. T. Washburn as Chairman, and
L. j. Sawyer, Secretary,
LATEST.-l2, MAJ noon to-day the
second National Republican Convention as
scmblcd in the wigwam, erected by the Re
publicans Of Chicago The large building,
capable Of containing 10000 persons, was
donsoly crowded with delegates and others
from all sections Of the country
The Convention was called to order by
Gov. j.. d. Morgan, Of New York, Chair
man Of the National Republican Committee,
who made brief but pertinent address, al
luding to the terms Of the call Of the Com
mit'cc, and calling for a nomination for tenn
porary Chairman. Hon. David Wilmot, of
Pennsylvania, was nominated for the position
The nomination was received with unboundcd
enthusiasm, and was unanimously ratified.
Mr.. Wilmot, on assuming the Chair was
again greeted with applause.
W. We sha. issue Extra as soon as the result Of
the Convention is known
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18
JOINS L Grrrp, Atty for Petitioner.
STATE or TERMONT

I-qI0tIc County, IS.
Whereas, It is made TO appear 20 the subscribing
thorty that the said bcce Emma j. Fisher, has been
for time past in the State Of Illinois, and IL not
there In parts unknown 10 the Hhclan Leonard Fisher
the said libcant is hereby ordered give notice said
Emma j. ~ prefciug the aforesaid libel az the term 0
the supreme Court therein mentioned by publishing the
substance Of said petition and order 10 the Vermont
Waterman State Journal, published at Montpelier, iu
the county " Washington three weeks excessively the
last NJ which publications. shall be six weeks before the
Sd Tuesday Of August 1860 and &c s further ordered,
that when done, such publications shall deemed sufficient
notice 20 said lbcleo 20 appear before said supreme
Court, their term aforesaid specified in said libel 10
show cause IL any she hath, why the said prayer Of the
said ibclisut should not be granted.
Given under my hand at St Adams, in the County Of
Franklin, this OH day Of May, 1861
ASA OWEN Adds,
gG9S Judge OF the Supreme Court
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18
$4,000 $ =
OFrIcE OF EXCELSIOR WATER WHEELS, ,

OFFICE OF EXCELSIOR WATER WHEELS
10 LAKE STREET.
hold AZ my office proposition from wealthy enter
prsing town IN Northern Iowa. for the construction of
good two run Custom FIGURING Mil at their village
There s not any FIGURING Mill within G5 miles upon the
north and west and miles 20 the nearest upon the south
and the only water power within miles Of their village
There NJ present all the Custom work Of stone
can do and 10 one Of the finest wheat counties in the
West with a thickly populated farming community about
IL, three iourths " whom from New England In
consideration Of any party building said m free ioar-
roce deed will DE given n the entire water power oa-
pacty 20 no of stone the dryes day n the year
together with all the lands necessary for min race studs
&c also, 5000 iu cash and building materials At cash
prices. Dam necessary will be q feet inches high. on
rock bottom, race gravel bottom
No party need communicate with me unless they nrc
honest temperate, hgh-mnded business men, with suf
hcient capital (-2OO 20 at once and put up the
mill, The mill, miles below them II run. ground
from September lst 1859, February lst 1860 "a 90
bushels Of grain, onchaf Of which passed this location
from necessity. Legal tolls n Iowa, onc-ephth
7. o. Box, 1916.
GEO. W. r. BOWMAN.
9j03 Chicago, III.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18

20 Hon. John Bell, the Union candidate
for President, was born near Nashville on the
9Th Of February, 1917, and is consequently
elected to Congress in 1927, and afterwards
reelected six successive times. He was Sec.
rotary Of War under Gen Harrison, which po-
sition he resigned when Mr.. Tyler became
President In ls47 he was elected, and in
1858 reelected. United States Senator from
Tennessee He recently retired to private
life, whore he viii be likely to remain for
aught the Union party can do for him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18
Boston Annfrttsfmfnts.
THE TOILET COMPANION-1s THE

Il name by aheh Mcssra Joseph Burnett Co.. At Boston,
designate The and Ia which these famous
chemists aud pernm put up their superior preparations for
toilet use, was "KAillsrON,n "COCOAfNE," "OMENrAL
TOOTH WASH" and "FLORMgG" The Ralliston Is arti-
Gle The ladies' already regard ~ Indispensable preparation
Tor promoting The healthy condition o the skin and bcauiify
the complexion. The Cocoane, containing large proper
on Of Cocoa nut OIL mpar TO The hair glossy appearance
nys &C. and gives 10 healthy prorth. The Oriental
Tooth wash arrests decay u the teeth, canker haens
delicate and enduring perfume Of exquisite odor and pure
not discolor M ehst fbrc. nurnets Toilet Companion
will be much demand ~ becomes generally known Proc
iirnrf Pres.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18

OnoNErERs, OR DISTANCE MEAsUREs.-
The Hartford CoURANr states that the manu-
tacturc Of odomctcrs, for measuring the dis
lance Travelled by any vehicle, is now carried
ON somewhat extensively in that city. Livery
keepers use them considerably and in many
cases the individuals who go off for drive OF
five OF ten miles and take twenty, are brought
up with round turn by this continuance,
and often to their great astonishment. Sun
dry instances are on record where these per-
sons have agreed to pay the bill without
grumbing, if the livery man would explain
his means of information They get the in
formation sometimes & sometimes they don t..
The idea Of attaching watch to wagon
wheel to act as watch on the driver is al
together Yankee Sec advertisement in this
paper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18
VO the honorable Supreme Court next to

Two the honorable Supreme Court next to be
L holden at Hydep,rk, within and for the County Of
Lamoile, ou the third Tuesday OF August, 1860.
Comes your petitioner, Leonard Fisher Of Johnson, in
said county Of Lumoe and shows your Honor that be
Is resident Of said johnson, aud has been for the
last five years, and that he was duly joined n marriage
Co Emma j. Fisher, az Windsor county cf indsor and
State Of Vermont the 18th day of March, A. d. 1881
boy Leland Howard, Minister of the Gospel duly au-
horizcd 10y law 90 solcmnizc marriages aud your petit
TONER further shows your Honors that he has always
kept his marriage covenant and and your pcti-
toner further shows that the said Emma j., wholly dis
regarding her marriage covenant and vows did wifuly
and without desert your petitioner the 10th day
Of June, A. d. 1919 and went 70 the State Of Illinois,
and has remained there since that time aud that the
said Emma J. has always and still refuses 10 return ami
live with your petitioner. Wherefore your petitioner
prays he may be divorced from the bands Of matrmony
between himself and the said Emma J. Fisher FOR which
your petitioner will ever pray.
LEONARD FISHER.
JONI L GLEEn. Atl'y far Peuuoncr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr-May ie 1860

" INfVT11H % UI0 U 0TH0U 4 J1NTH1T
At Market asa Cattle 375 Bccycs 80 Store consisting
of WurNug Oxen, Cows aud one, two and three years
Odds PRICES
Beef extra 500 7,2j Working Oxen, 80 $50
90 first qunl. Gj9 O,n0 Cows Il Calves, p 90
" scr. 300 Oo0 Yearliugs, none
" third " 500 600 Two years olds, II %
ordinary 800 900 Three 25 2S
sheep aud Lanbs.-At Market, 1873. Prices
lnior, $50 2.Ol Extra s. select 3 90 500
RENAuKst-Not any change n prices for beef cattle
from set week. sheep aud ambssalcs quicker at last
weeks prices. Spring lambs more in number and Of bet
ter quality. Prices about the same
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18
Special ilotirrs.
TESTIMONIALS FROM FOREIGN
COUNTRIES

w ~ " no
pleasing travelling companion and one that no per
son should be vithoutis Perry Davis Pain Killer A
sudden attack Of darrhua dyscutcry or cholera NOR
bus can be eecuay and nstaunneously relieved by it,
10 is equally cfIecual in curing scalds, burns, Nc
Thomas S. Ranney, writing from Rangoon, Burmah.
December 10, 1896, says 1t becoming popular,
and in several instances assured that the cholera
has been arrested andlife preserved by its The late
prevalence OF cholera here has swept OF about all the
Pain Killer had. and purchasers looking FOR a
supply will be disappointed in my ability supply them.
Please send invoice NJ $50 worth by tie first op.
portuuiy.
Cape Town. Africa. Jan. 2S, 1856.
Mc.srs. Perry Davis x Son-Dcar Sirs The Pain
Killer we happy to say, is getting in good reputc
here, and It's good qualities being appreciated Late
BY, We have great demand for the article and conf
Glcnuy anticipate a large trade in the Pain Killer.
BORRODAILE, THOMPSON, HALLS co.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
The stain linen rom the Of the Pain Killer is
easily removed by washing in Alcohol. o697
ESTABLISHED A. d. 1901.
Braudre,hs Pills remove from the body its cavities,
the bowels and the ways OF the circulation those dead
matters, worn out body, which occasion that peculiar
heavy feeling in colds, headaches, Ne. These purely
vegetable pills do not act upon healthy parts except to
valuable e and Brandreths Pills should, therefore, be
in every house ready.
DR.. James Lull, Of Potsdam, N y, writes, Aug. II,
1859 .-"i met with man three weeks ago. who had
slightly injured his finger three days before which
caused immediate pain, swelling and violent fever
When him, the pain and swelling had extended to
his shoulder depryng him Of rest or sleep. The hand
turning dark colorcd, and the point Of morfca
ton. got there at evening" and during the night
gave him whole box Of pills, applied yeast poultee
and saved his life
Sold price % cents, at 204 Canalstrcct, New York
and by all druggists. Also, by h. +. PIERCE aud FRED
L. SMlrn, Montpelier, W. 5000
THE HISTORY OF HAIR DYES
shows that they have been in use in the old world
FOR 1000 YEARS.
Perfection is reached at last The modern world admit,
that
CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR DYE
comprises and impart all the clements of beauty which
Heaven has bestowed upon the most favored heads. In,
change is effected in few moments.
DIR. Chiffon SAYS,
after careful analysis, that it contains "no deetcriou'
ingredient
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressors-
/ Crstadoro, No. Astor House, New York 926
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.


GLOVER, W., June 20, 1859.
Mcssrs. s. w. FowLE & Cot
Gents, - hereby certify that have been troubled
for several years with difficulty Of tho heart and lungs,
and have applied several physicians Tor help, and
have tried almost every remedy Of tho numerous ones
which have been recommended without receiving any
assistance, but had boon growing weaker and weaker,
until, hearing Of Hisfay's Baam n Hild Cherry about
a year SINCE commenced using il with immediate
bat entirely relieved Of the difficulty or disease Of
the heart have no hesitation Ia saying that il is tho
best lung medicine before the public, and most cheer
fully aud eonscenuously recommend il all persons
suffering with pulmonary complaints.
II. l.. GILMAN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18
4 YDIA N. STANDINGS EsTATE..

I YDIA NJ. SPALDINGS ESTATE
- State OF Observation-Disclosures District
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier. within and
for said district, the Sth dty Of May, A. d 1860.
William II. L1omis administrator the estate OF
Lydia NJ. Spaldnr, lac Of Roxbury slid district, de
ceased, presents his administration account for settle
mcnt: Whereupon il is ordered that the De refer
red the jth day of June next, at the Probate Office in
said Montpelier for examination and allowance and
that an concerned be notified hereof by the publication
Of this order ia the Vermont Waterman * State Jour
nall printed Montpelier, three weeks successfully
may Doe, that they may appear and at said time
and place IL they see cause, object thereto.
By order OF court.
069s Attest. 7. r. MERRILL, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18

WIsTARs WILD CHERRY BALsAM.-This
Balsamic compound has become home fix
ture. Let all who suffer, and have in vain
attempted to cure their coughs, colds bronchi-
al or pulmory complaints, make use Of this
unequally remedy.
~ There's vile counterfeit Of this Balsam,
therefore be sure and buy only that prepared
by S w FowIE ~ Co.. Boston, which has
the ur'Heu signature Of l. BUTTS on the out
side wrapper.