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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-04
Who wants a Good Head Of Hair? Use
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Hair Dressing.

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81 IKE the Hair Regeneratos and Dressing very
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"Innhesitatingly pronounce it an inpaluable arti-
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"E rendered my HAIR soft and glossy"
Minor FAnRAn, Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
81 feel confident that it operates as dye, but
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Rrv Y. ". KElLoG, Nashua, Nh.
"I most chserfrNg TecemmGnd ii to M persona'
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November |.
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November.
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% Manf tI'S On EV 'e 18Th day
of Noveni"r. a. y. 1851.
irHEorH'i.CS g. REED, administrator, With the will
annexed, Of the estate, not already administered, of
sarah : Kinney, late Of rlanied in sad district de
ceased mates application said court for license to sell
part o tn Etai estate Of said deceased repre- seating
that sd sale il necessary for the payment OF the deb of
SAID dccca-u ard prnscs Of administration CT said
tate.
Whercapon, i; is ordered by said Court that saii APP
piCation be- referred to the lDl day Of Dec ,nhrr, i. d.
1861, at the Probate Office in Nonlpeier FOR hearing ana
decision thereon aud 1t further ordered that ali pc.
interested be notified hereof by publication of notice
Of this application and order thereon ree weeks
>vey IN the Grcen Mountain Freeman printed at Mont
peer before said time OF hearing, that they may appear
at said tim, sad place, and, If they cause object
thereto. BY the Court Attest
%O5 T. MERRILL, Judge
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Cairo City Gazette.


leave dycs alone, and only some renabc Rector,
Bive, like HemstrCe's lnmitabe."
sold everyweere-irice soc and 81 per bottle.
w E' hAGAN NCo., PropritOrs, Troy NY
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STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Count, held
WASH DsrRtcr, IS. Montpelier, within and for
said Dstr.c,, on thr 2)Ihddy Of Noy' nber, 1861
Instrument, purporing 10 he the last win and Tesla
of DraNgc scat, late Of PIa infcld, In said Dis
tc deceased beng presented 10 the Court by u. T. Bat
selder and S,ainnn Wooi, the therein named
tor Probate:
IL ordered ,, said Cont that all pcrsons concerned
lercin b. rm id 10 appear session of said Count 10
he lO!dtu lii, iHb,le Once IL Montpelier the 18th
day OF Dee. y D. 1851, and show cas Il any they may
nave agail, HE probate of said W-Fur which purpose
Is ur;hcr oidSiei tin copy Of The REGARD of s order
be published tt weeks sCccSsvCy in the Green Monn
cain Freeman printed Monlpeler previous said time
appointed i5t AcariuG. true copy of record,
c}lJ Attest 4. Il. MERRILL, Iulge.
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Abel EeandOTtl's Estate.

TINE subscribers having een appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court tor the Distract of Washington commits
sioners, Ia rrc.v examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands Of ill persons, against the estate of Abel DantOrt
late OF Woodbury. in said district, deceased, represented
nsovcn and the :cyn Of six months ffom the 18Th day
Now, 1861 hsing allowed by said court to the cred
tUrs OF said deceased, to exhibit and prove their
spective ains before u.s. Give notice, that we will at
tend to M" duties Of appointment at the dweiiin.
house Uf avid &. Conner, in Woodbury., in said ais
tc. the 10th Of January and the 10th of May next,
ten o'coch IA .ht forenoon, each of said days.
~. =. WALLACE lc,
ctI0 ENOCH HOYT, wv" 100
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HAIR REGENERAT

The Regeneration is put up in two sizes; and
retails for SO cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
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STATE or VERMONT IN rrobaJ" Court nH;d Il,
WAsNGroa Dl>TRlcr.es. Go!:pelicr, within and Tor
said ttis' let, he TEN dNy o rove ntGT, \. II. l2Gl
THEnSi rERtliN% Guardian q Flora o. Lydia X.
"A ana .,eVton il. v Aitltsry, minor heirs a Nam
Whii!@5at, HrC"tSha makes app'aion - sud CUiri far
license IT, sci! ne llaHing Dr. ,,Det raa! estate tsoaG-
ing to ni. SAID HH'd' - VII tie nirre, ~ heirs uNj
repre- ives Of lie ~..ii NtNc! t.hitps-y, III tie
ri Jha dDNat out cf The real rstc nC David
KRuey. L - !iiHi IL sHIl dsiiGt decl oHcd, 10 ihs
widow OF - d. d representing a;,' nc sale ii .all
roat estate Nu;ic b. naisl his sai Was, TO-! TIE
purp 1t ;ing TIE proceeds thereof at iniGfe > or III
crfsIing Ia same Ia stocks or zeal estate
WheIeupo3 il j. ordered By SAID Court ia said appli
catinn he cfIed 20 session thereof, 10 be held L the
Probate Office. Montpelier aforesaid, the 10Th day u(
DecG'nbrY A. y. ISL iut heaDg and decision there
and it is f!!ilHr ordered Tat rnticr sad tppCi GA
and oil the luc and ;aCe appointed fer tie hearing ihert
of, be gtcH al iNeleslc! by HE nhCii0n Of sac II
notice three weeks snCcassiveit il the Gcen Monat
Freeman, 1ti he'd al Montpelier, before Sajl time
hearing, ha, they nppcr &; sai li"e ana place and. II
they Caise. jeCi Ii!ureo.
~ lir Court,
33S!nJ attest =. Il. MERRILL, judge.
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SIT .aN.2&y.EIS-;;, As..5 .ElG)F1.IEg.Ik,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
G0anD REDUCED 70 e. PEE DAY.

since the opening of this vast and comrnolou3 Hotel
IN 15), has been the single endcavor Of the propre
tors 10 make it the most sumptuous, convenient and
Portable home for the citizen and stranger this side
Atlantic And whatever has seemed likely administer
10 the comfort Of its guest. they have endcavorei with
oft regard to cost 10 provide, and to combine all the cl
cnents of individual and social enjoyment which modern
art has invented and modern taste approve and The
patronage which has commanded during The past six
years is gratifying proof that their efforts have been ap-
urecatei.
TO rect the cgences of The times when al are re-
CURED to practice the most rigid economy, the under
signed
Have SSC.sgzrGlE tg22 Price GGEsO.8s'sa tso
Two npoia;ag3 pea DAY,
at the same time abang Of the Injuries with which
their table has hitherto been supplied.
TREADW ELL, WHITCOMB 81 co.
New York, Sept. 2, 1861 299m3
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tFron thu same paper.l
NORfnMEsrERY YIRGlNIA.

An Intelligent gentleman from North
Westera Virginia has giveu US sone inter
esting particul'r. OF prominent persons
connected with the Slnsho P4nzl goyern.
ment set up by Garlic & Co., in the North.
west.
"lis Ezcelleney Gov. Pisrpoint.n who
has the supreme modesiy to style himself
the successor Of Cpr "la;e Governor. -
John Leteher, is not Massachusetts Yam.
kee, AS is commonly supposed. Oar infor.
mani says that. bad as the Yankees are,
such an lmpata,ion does them grca, inius.
tiee. Nr Pierpoint IL native OF Virgin
ia, dad his father was = Vi gintan before
him. His wife, however. Is Northern
Abolitionis,, aEd has converted him en-
iirely To her faith. He is ~ rank an enc
my Of the South as eau be found 10 any
part Of New England. He is alawyer, bot
does not occupy high Standing at The bar.
Nr. Pvirpojn, Is member Of the Metho-
di'l Protestant Church, and a fanatic in
religion.
John $. Caslile Is not considered arst-
rate ntn Ia intellect, nor is he looked up
on 10 Northwestern. Virginia As any bat
the nsniHAl leader o. the present move
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Convention met at half past two.
ME. FRoSr said the members on both
sides respectively had elected the follow.
ing gentlemen A. the Committee on Com
promise: Nle,srs frnswor,h, Garlic,
/ Paxton. Van Wrinkle, EuTncr. and Lamb.
Nh. VAS WiSKLE said he was instructed
by that Committee 10 recommend to the
Convection an adjournment until lo-mor.
roS morning, in order that all the PROPOSE
tons connected with the subject, which
are pending or may be offered be referred
/ to that committee aud that they have lib
er,y 10 print lhcir report before submitting
it to the Convention, il they can agree in
| time, In that case the matter will be ready
for your action ut the opening OF the NOR
| ming session, and will hardly be got ready
before. In reference to tie other business
/ that is pending here, mentioned it TO the
Committee, and they said they would like
to be present when 1t Is acted upon; and
upon the whole, considering thu. state Of
anxiety in the minds Of the members upon
this one subject, was thought Il we could
dispose Of this in the morning. the other
business could be nltcu up ahd diSpnssd
OF In perhaps u half hour or m hour
therefore move that all propositions
and any propositions that may be offered
IN reference to u division OF the State, he
referred to the Select Committee on that
subject. and that they have leave to print
such report ms they may agree to by to-
morrow morning.
Mr., LEwts-tn accordance with the sug-
gestidn just made, move that the Con.
ycnti' nnow adjourn.
Mr.. FRosr asked the gentleman to with
draw his motion moment to allow him
to make " personal explanation, which hr
proceeded to DO as follows
The impression seems to have gone
abroad, sir, that on last Saturday. ufIer
making the statement did, that had
paired of with Mr Told, Of Taylor comfy,
| voted upon the amendment OF the mem
her from D,ddridgc, distinctly stated
then that believed under the arrange.
mcnt had made with Nc, Told had the
r gh', after the proposition OF Mr. Bore
man WAS voted Iowa, to vote upon any
subsequent proposition, Int declined
doing it lest it might d, misiaterprelci.
] voted upOu one proposition alone. and
thit WAS upon u motion 10 put ithr m ia
question. voted against tnNi IN order to
allow the member from D,idridge M op-
porinniiy to speak upon his prip0s ton.
This impression seems to have got abroad
outside Of the hall from The report OF mem
Ocrs who seem to have MISUNDERSTOOD the
vote | gave, make this statement ia
order that the reporters mty make some
minute Of tito show why declined voting.
| was in favor Of the motion OF tie gentle
man from Dodl.ilse, AN should have
voted in favor of it, but for the reason
assigned did not vote upon it,
Mr. Lewis thea renewed his motion and
the Conyealion adjourned
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The prrisa, isA mos, important jane-
lure, ia faet the very sr,SiI Of oar national
esi,tssss The ,tai;on know It, aad the
!oJali.u knsE it. II We can keep up t5e
Jpir.i'of the people for the next fez vssEi
al is well. Ba, the trai,ors are deter
mined rbA. this lhall not be doas.-
They are .: WORK now. faE IBIS Is their san-
Abtae, aad they knoa that II they hil cor,
,bsy fiI forever. TLey knoS rhai the re.
verse A. Balls Raa hhs esll 1 shadow Of
disappointment over the North, sad rem
;efsd {. necessary to abstain from Enoth-
sf s5vases fyr ,gme weeks They kaow
that during this period Of Appsfeat,
though sot real military inactivity. there
can ncrrasariiy be kule 70 kiaiis The
enthusiasm Of tbs people into that
gIoa which vas witnessed after the
sA o. Sumter They carefully dis
suise sll the ,remendoui, the uoeqaal-
Ell preparations hicA tue g5VtfDmeu, i'
making They 1svsr show them the i'm.
meme quantities Of arms, Of men, Of pro.
s.BiJa, shl; are being seat forward. They
never Tell them OF the rigid ard excellent
dr!! hist &, briaR infused by Gen NeClel-
laa an1 TO aha.a state o. efficiency oai
perfection he Is bringing bis army -
Vow Is s., easy TO see tia, tai, &. tie jane-
Ut. waien is best suited 10 ,hc purposes
. u tue rnrn who wish 10 divide, isAeat,eu,
discourage the North. a few short weeks
and ih- aray will be SIZED Tar beyond It's
pnseat proportions and be 10 Vastly
higher Stat. Of efficiency, nni probably
sill have achieved some victory that will
send the blood eoufsiug through the veins
of the most sluggish aud dependent
| patriot. The navy too will have seal.
ed up the creeks aud inla,s from which tue
Sou.h sends forth her vessels, and will,
wc trust, have made priyaircring too I'M
( plcannt aui per.lou, business fr the
most reckless odysnture' A column Of
troops viii probably be ho.efing along the
Southern coast, laudinG here and there,
AMI drawing the forces out Of Virginia,
perhaps seizias Southern city As the
heats Of August Tas.nwny we expect to see
cverywher an activity which will Ere the
public heart with j,y and enthusiasm, and
enable even The dulrst aud most cherries
patriot to see that the work Of supqressing
rebellion really going on, and that the
day Of dclyeraacc from our troubles is
yisibly drawing nigh
Letno man be caught in the snare which
these protested peace makers are setting
for bin. They mean mischief, and nothing
but mischief THcy are making the most
OF these days, which seen to offer some
peculiar advantages to them. They hope
to get mca committed To their schemes
now, knowing thu, when the first step has
Decn taken, when man once allows him.
self TO despair Of the republic aud 10
join the party Of dependency, his patriot.
ism is Paralysed, and the whole weight Of
lis name and influence is thrown against
che government. Courage then in all
hearts. Let no man finch or trrmblo or
dnnbL Let us gather orr forces with re-
newed energy aud show that the presence
Of craven hsarted or trailorous men only
furnishes us with a new argument for raj.
lying with drawer spirit and striking
withn mightier blow.
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to blsOiibsd. aad how asIsa, j, their IL.
s,inetifs lore Of peace. Remember ,aeir
.laagusgc aad 'hsir deeds IN April. Recall
the Wsrii o. r u. NelAns, who threat
sasi % dye The su.qsehAaaa With blood,
II i Northern solder offered to cross IT.
Think Of tue bridge burning accomplished
by the Gsfrimaa.. See LoE Marshal HAps
crowded tue police oalsss Of Baltimore will
munitions Of war aal aided tie traitors to
The III! eIisas Q! lii power. Aal above
all, read the booty passage Of .as Aa.ss-
ehus=tts sixth regiment through the streets
Of tue ely in vhi,h this party Of peace
aoU talks a. geolly as sucking dove.
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The New sses..Ion Progrnmms.

All the means having G,ilel in Maryland
TO induce the people to give up the the IN.
ion, the secession leaders here are about
10 make one more c.Iirt TO deceive the
masses by procaimjng themselves AS
party who dep,ore the horrors OF war to
that degree thar they would do almost any.
thing for peace 10 other words, they as.
sumo To beA "peaeepiriy." When We remem-
her that 90 short time has elapsed since
that whole organization brisil-d with arms.
tina, these very same peaeeablr disposed
genllemet- ready 10 whip tie General
Government itself. that their iutinAteI and
co-workers Are-0irge numbers OF theml
Sighting in the confederate ranks and
that their newspaper bulletins published
here are spanglrd all over with their names
and exploits, we turn to the "forlotn hope"
which assumes TO be the peace party 10 our
midst, aud are constrained to wonder NJ
the childish treble that has taken the place
Of the manly bass Ia their rlnks.-Bdih-
more dnsriedH.
The Baltimore san, Of whose secession
proclivities We need not iuform our read.
cts, says:
THE southern rights men are about TO
enter earnestly upou the fall campaign /;
their caucus held Tonight in the Senate
Chamber was attended by every member
Of that party. Their platform will be
comprised in the single w.rt Peace, aud
their solicitations will be addressed to
mea OF all parties desiring discontinu.
ance Of the war, and prrferring peaceful
solution Of the present troubles The
State convention under the auspices Of this
party. for the parpose Of nominating Gu.
didates for the State oh 'es which will be
vacated in tie fall, will be held 10 DAlii.
more on Tuesday, September 10th"
Any one familiar With the proceeding,
Of this new '.psaee purity in Maryland eau
Judge how great Is their material aversios
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I.faetioa. Il thiI should faI be voald

ishe,ioa. II this should fail be Voald
thea GTOf toe proposition.
Nr. Ho9Toz sAid the geallenau could
p'e.eBl bis modified proposition % tie
eolmittes Tor their consideration.
81 BoEEaAS raid he sas riuins 70 meet
grntlsmsa VI The other s!3s aalf Way, aud
he ;ao1ghs every proposition bad Dush
better oe referred 10 tue committee.
Ar DsasET moved 70 amead tue motion
by inserting ~ the eonaliure the ntneg
VI aessF'. Csf!ile. LNr1, hmmef, CasE-
ai1n Jackson aud B9fyain o. Tyler,
Nr TAaa moved to Rmead by making
the committee consist Of tee. and thought
they Should be selected iroa eysry s.te Of
tue Hga,=
ST. YAK WiSEtE remarked that in the
Contention O.! 1850, When the Compromise
Committee wa appointed 10 CONSIDER the
question u the white Las!i. they we're APP
pointed By ballot, each member voting
lJr hali 'te committee. He did no! make
tue motion to selce. them ia this way, bat
merely made the 8ggg-si!oo.
Mr. WEsr expressed hope that the
proposition Of the gentleman from Preston
would prevail.
Nr. DyEsET <itbdreU bis motion
5tr5 PolslEY 20 merely, as he aid for
the purpose OF expressing bis CORDIAL an
probation Of the proposition VI the genIie-
nan, from Preston.
VI. TAEg w,.a!sew b.s anea insHt to
ihe motion OF jlf. Dorsey
Ar Lava suggested ihat each side Of
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Meeting or the Union Men Of PIsa..
ana Cuunty.

ParsgAut 20 pub'ir uotic-, tlrrtiug u the Talon
'arr % P4stsauts tuuty "a. hriI Al th- Court II ~
CD sniuflNy, Ar.asi luih, sol, ~ TIE puTprs u
LJslflAtlug candidates ~ c0unty Tfi5rfs. an no
tan Nyss. Ntilam.on. H. "a esllyd'o the Char,
aud ,. T.. Tay.gr msi- Secretary. IUr meeting be-
iuE orgsa.Eed. and the oiiret y Il ryplA'u,d pro-
&c dri 60 natg the t5l.sgtgs nominations nsuc'y:
fgr Prosecuting Attorney ukry Johnson. sAsrif
CAlu. CJu.nis.i1nsr q tie FrYclg-, john k-s.
ter; LUlntN surveyor, j y OoFTvil Jistic- II The
l.y District 40 :, b GoTrsll aul T. NJ. C,-,t:
bsJrirt No 9 fnsE4 COsLfAn, JOhu K Prince AZ 1
Msul.try Err'.
NhrFsap.u IHs Dl!o..as resolutions wssr offered
L.. IhG thi. meeting pn7salinrny srIar,s tho
resolutions offered by ihat venerable PATRIOT a1d
.tAt-sallg, Hon J. J. Cfiitguiru Ia tha liHa.s a
RrpI -'cata;istS Of the Unit state, sni adopted
BY ihat body during ihs late ,~--l5u Il c uErrss
II, Thai Nc heartily approve " the action q the
3eeEyt-s VI he people u this IO1m a ra'ih -.
s-uylri iu Convention ~ Wlrs iug, U- the nth q
jane last. la ~ organizing anil restoring oar state
EvyvrlluruL ruIAl--s ss.silvi aud ,Tppl ! In
u workings hy thv kare-u Vifgiuia usurprt- snd
traitors, hos- anelsaH h-H,s hsvs -Dught tie tr,u'
ies = oaf beloved STATE, bdy aud ,agl to the pIy-
t-ua-l eOlcrGmsui % thJsu Aieh.tEAilors JEFF. pa-
vi ! CO.
81 That the g,iI government, - t.-organifei, IL
entitled %. agi should receive the unii, vd support
q I'll. good at loyal eitiiaHs; All tuat N. retire,
~ VIII 'e ufcsl 80 ricE git!! sa-pic.an, regard.
tHyir 10y ,liN, al. Ia unr .npst who though eiaUu;
O. Doe Onion niTu, rcil-e VII properly called rpnH
81 take ihe oath preset ihyl by ih ordinance Of aid
Whrci.gZ G'nycntOa. Or IA any other manner With
erim-.t
un. We take peculiar pleasure In ncknovl adriuE
nv al- Rui efficient conduct VI oar state aG.lis
~ pGg excellent GNernor p,.troluJ E,r"tllll1 DO
Ne approve uf ih,,s hi, pfi al nets which look
g. the crushing out VI tl- uul1y rebellion. aud q
tir restoration " pulrrNIi Of ohrlirnrr 10 law
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aens. LIS real head aai eF4!aI is 4 Meth.
oiiT Protestant preacher residing in
Whselas. rA5 IS said to hare more fore
Egai, address Aad eHersy ihaa 81 the rest
o. the traitors put together.
Col Kelley uho paved the roe Il mill
tsry ehiestain az PLi.ippi, isnD, = native Of
Y.fsinis. lie married VissilA LADY,.
aow isl1, aud At the beginning Of tie
war was agsai q Slu;hefa L road con-
psay ia PhiliIelpia. lie came on 20
Wheeling aud v5..s-d his force their.
which consisted principally Of Germans
aai otheF foreigners SOD natives OF Psaa-
syluaia sad Ono living ia w5seliaE. one
fourth o. ,be population Of uHieH Ciiy are
VI fOfsisa birth.
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Notice to all whom it may Concern.


WunttlNG, l4th August lsdi,
I y rursaarrr Il he order Of lrIE Goli Nossrfaps
! r0nulNull- thr UHitci state, ftcs. be- " stern
Nir=.4iS uH Ytfs'H viii BE- 81 vol Co travel % the
carr ihr Baltimore Hhiu l',tir,ad COMPANY u.ii,
Out pcrult, which Will be given gn, TO ir,iu aal
va ri'isrn of %" UuiDu. Eruin ~ -,n,belI. lsq
tAr Agent 1uthHrisff tpI-s1c such Irr.tt, at wheel
lux vii attend Il HE Depot " ne Baltimore &lg
kulfoAi Company, daily. lslHi 90 o. O'Clock . w.
join : IipN.
Al.lJ Lieut.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-20
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PAEEERsuuEG, Apdll
H. LoaAy, Esa, D,ar Sir!
wrote to you some time since Tor a Bottle Of
BEeutnser's Fluid Extract Of StIsatariIIa aud Dam
deiton, and must .ay that It has acted upon me Ike
charm. have been afflicted f,r near two ysars
with Dy'pe7,a; iwo-thirl, Of the time vomltsd
from one to three t.mss a day. had gwen up the
idea u ever getting we'll AMI indeed my friend, had
given 1p all hipss Of my ever getiihs well again.
Ails TO this, suffered With the Serlfula very
mach. Since last September oas side Of nv ns-k
Wt' one ea!l5s sOte, c1mppse Of seven running
sores FHs use Of oaO Bottle has much impTpJSd
me. Wy Io5l1eh Il relieved and ny neck has i'm
proved hsycnt nv most sahsulns eTpe:tat!oni
tc ransh encouraged AMI thlnk by The zee % one OF
two battles r1re shall b relieved entirely. You
vii plet'e seni ne two bottles by the Boat.
NOirs respectfully. J. ". HOMER,
The above meiisins Is prepared BY Y. A TRENT
LlN9IR Co. 10. III Market street, WheelnE,
aud s1ll By n ~ . tho ssisis ofths city ap3