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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19
BROOKLYN rEwS.
rvn sr,rys COMMISSIONERS CoUar-BE-

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS CoU3r-bh-
FORE COMMISSIONER NEwToS-ALLEGED MuADEk w
HE HIGH sEAa-Ths Court has for some tine Deeil
N FnyIong on charge OF the murder If Captain WIN.
W Frenc6 Of the ship William TELL OF Boston. Mass
The captain was found murdered in his cabin whel'
within "a hours sail OF Pernambuco. on the lgth Marcn
Is65 The defendants were seamen and on arriving IN
port were given in charge Of the United States Consul
and sent 10 the United States for trial ConsideraDe
evidence was taken. and the facts ELECTED points w.
,hongh there is no direct testimony to that erect
nnr}nc the examination it was also shown that The
sesmen were most nhumanly treated by the ocers Oh
bestsn with behaving pins and ropes two or three
times doy ill at last in fit Of desperation ne Jump
ed oyerbosrd aid Yves drowned This was apont q
case was finally concluded Yesterday morning, and the
Commissioner decided to hold Clark FOX examination
before the United States District Court aud 10 detih
Furlong as a witness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19

FATAL EFFECT OF FALLING OVERHEARD -
An Old man named Daniel Mcdonald, walked over
board on Monday night from the city dock foot Of tn
ton-st but was rescued from watery crave by sever
persons in the vicinity. He was very much exhausted
however and was conveyed to the City Hospital for
treatment HI fingered until yesterday morning. when
he died A oooner's inquest was held Gld verde. OF
death from exhaustion was rendered.
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Startling News by Way Of Tcxns-dsencral
Grant Kills President Johnson.
DEATH oY PRESIDENT JOHNSON.

Tie Clartsciae (Tcxos) Standard has the fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19

DESPERATE ATTEMPT OF BURGLAR TO
ESCAPE FROM HIS CPLL-Daniel Mcneil, wlo was
arrested Oh Monday morning last while IN the act OF
DerpetratinC burglary in the house OF Mrs A. Cor
bitt on the corner OF Henry and Paciic-sts made
hold attempt from his cell in the fortythird
Precinct station House on Tuesday morning 1t APP
pears that he succeeded, with no othor aid than hi
hands Afforded l. making a hole through the back wall
of the cell of sufficient diner 6ions to admit the passage
Of his body space between the rear of the cells and
the foundation wall Of the building gave him access to
passage leading e. the oco the second floor from
hence he could have managed to work his way into
the open air with comparative ease. He was found
secreted in the furnace room by the do0rmgn ana
taken "a a DELL and securely ironed. Mcneil, Then
the of GERS proceeded 10 arrest hun at the time of the
burglary fred two pistolshoJ. One bail grazed the
officers shoulder
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-18

PRESIDENTIAL "ON DIrs. "A we'll
known editor of prominent Northern
Journal said to the President: "The De-
mocracy say yon will yet be found with
them. That You have always been good
Democrat, and will always so remain"
- DO they?' responded Mr.. johnson.
We'll sir, you are at liberty to tell all
such gentlemen that while, as President,
shall endcavor to drop any partisan
character, | certainly am not prepared to
do more than pray for those who despite
fully Use me. think they stand in need
OF prayers, and its all l can do for them. -
a friend told me but lately that, in
talking with the President about the Blairs,
he wittlly remarked that the only trouble
about the elder Blair was that he had not
the propriety to die when his term of use
fulness had expired, adding, I" and that
time, sir. was long time ago-an all-fr.
ed long time age" -Correpomlem Mssou
RI Democrat.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-18
4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. III + d DY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.

Late agent OF L S Patent Office Washington under .ne
Act Of lSGl
20 State Street, opposite kilby Street, Boston.
After an extensive practice twenty
continues II secure Patents in the United States also in
Great Britain. Fraice, and other foreign countries
Ca'eais Specncaipns. Bon6s Assignments and All Pa
peTs OF III awnings tor Patents. executed ON liberal terms
anu win despatch Researches made into American or
~orhs 10 determine the validity or utility OF Pa
tents or lnTeitionand legalor other advice rendered
~ "a touching the same Copies OF the claims
s atehl furnished oy remitling 81. Assignments
TEsTlS
regard Mr. Eddy Of the most capable and
.NessIGi practitioners, with whom have had Official
ih~lcourse CHAS- MASON,
49,, Commission OF Patents
nave no hesitatonin assuring Inventors that they
nOt employ competent and trust ORTIZ =
-d more Capable vi pulling their applications in form
or them early and favorable consideration
Al the Patent Office EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner VI Patents
Mr.. X. u. Eddy has made Tor me IL applications on
all but one OF which laents have been granted and thai
Is now pending Such aee prooi OF great
and ability MS part leads recommend An inyen
tors 10 apply Ia him TO procure ,aeir patents they NAV
be sure Oi having the most TAFT entiop on
their cases, and al i very reasonable charges"
,, JOHN TiGGART.
During eight months, the subscriber in cou Sc of h..
large practice made on twice reectA applications s
Appeals every one 9i which decided his favor by
the Commission OF PateutS. r p Rnny -
Boston. Dec ~, lssA-lyr.
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DIR. REN'S
BILIOUS BITT ERS

never fails 10 cleanse the system of al mo-b;a
and unhealthy seereiiOns, thereby presentlng 20:
curing diseases II the skin, and al compliant,
arising from Impurities OF the blood. or a d
ordered state OF The liver, kidneys stomach al
bowels. The proprietor having sid This Me-
lcine extensively during the pas, i've wear,
and marked IFS effects offers il t. tn ;ublic .'a
fullest confidence in its merits, assured frem .A>,
experience, that single tTial NIL convince =.
most skepfical. Of its rare medicinal virtues.
Mr. Daniel Smith of Barton, VI. who had be-.
out Of health for long time and unable TO lat j.
writes under date of August "a, 49, Il coz
menced taking the bitters Isl OF Uly, have taken
enc bottle and part of snoiher-Had my heat
quite restored My son has been troubled g.;
years with sores under ms arias and has oeca
cured oy tasilg one bottle OF D. NarrJn's BlA
,,uS Rir-arS
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FLIEs.-Flies seem exempt from any of
the pains and penalties that generally
await intruders and interlopers They 90
about their own business, and that occu-
patton consists principally in meddling
with the urgent business of humanity,
lighting upon his nose, making tracks over
bald bate Gf he has one), getting in the
coffee cup, getting submerged in the but
ter; and doing great many other things
that flies ought to be ashamed of in their
quiet moments. We are fond of flies ::
we may say that we admire them-in their
proper place-but we shall insist on hav-
INC them served upon a separate dish, or
not at all. We like the buzz of applause
and the buzz of fame, but the buzz of a
fly Is our detestation. Recommend US to
our friends, but save US from fly, especi-
ally the family fly, that is host in itself.
hill one, and brigade reinforces the de-
ceased. We hate flies generally, and the
brevity of this article is owing to their re-
peated and frequent assaults.
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THE CALEDON n .
An Irish Recruiting Office.
ENLISTING A LAWYER.

Well, mind yarselt, now, for this is as
true as gospel. 1t was on the 11th of
Nav. 1899. IlisteI recuit in Dublin, and
put the questions to him, gave him the
ShiIlin', Glory he to God, and walked him
to the barracks as fine as fiddle. Well,
behold yc. now, few days arther he was
clalmed as prentice, and SO he was had up
before the major, and he committed him
for trial. Well at the following size he
was had up, and | was called as witness,
and the lawyer that defended him tould
me did not list him.
Il DID," says |.
Did ye put the questions to him right
ly?" says he.
II did," says |.
by the vartue OF yer oath, now" says
he ''just AK me the questions, for don't
believe YOU axed them"
How do you know that? % says |.
"for by this and by that you wornt BY"
None Of yer business says he "come
now, let Us hear. Put the questions to
me, says he, and he held out his hand,
and accordingly pulled out half crown,
and clapped it in his fist, and then | axed
him the questions, and he said eyes" to
them ALL
Was these the same questions We put
to the prisoner" says he
"Ihey wor," says |.
well, here's yer half crown back for
ye," says he
Il can't take it, sir" says l.
''Why not ~ says he.
'Why not says |, "why, sureI can't
take it back till ye 60 before a magistrate
and pay the smart money
You be hanged, says he, And he put
the money i'll his pocket, and l called to
his lordship on the bench for witness
that had listed him. And OH holy
Htldy. but there was roar in the court.
Rasorra, his lordship the judge laughed
till the tears ran down his face, and SAYS
he to the counselor,
Il am sorry for You, my good man, but
| hope You'll get promotion SOON"
Well, the decision Of the court being il
my favor, | axed the judge av | nigh,
take away my new recruit? And they
all roared again, and the counselor got a:
red as a turkey-cock, and as mad as a bull
with the collie but at last he made the
best he could of it, and paid the "smar
money" and picked up my cap to leave
the court; and says l to the counselor
says l.
"Dont list in the lines next time, sir,
"What thin ?" says he, snappishly.
Oh, We honor" says l, "stick to the
rifles; that's more in your way"
Well, besorra, when | tould the story
to the major, | thought he'd die; ant
when he'd done laughin' he bid me KEEP
the ''smart money formyself:
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The question is often asked what posi-
bic employment can be found for the one
hundred and thirty Major and Brigadier
Generals. who 10y the recent order of the
War Department are to be retained in the
service, at an estimated cost, for them
selves and statfS, of over million and a
half Of dollars per annum. Some of the
departments, to which from four to eight
brevet Major Generals have been assigned,
contain but few regiments, and if the
army is to be reduced to one hundred thous-
and men as we have been assured is the
case, these Generals would hardly have a
regiment apiece to command. If there is
need for the retention of so large a list of
officers at such an enormous expense, the
country will be content to bear the burden
but the public do not see the necessity
at present. The taxpayers want to see
the work OF reduction in our national ex-
penses carried out in the most thorough
manner, and it seems as if here was a field
IN which very large reduction might be
made. We hope the list will be very
largely reduced.-Boston Journal
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gseal.
Augustus Walters Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court held at
Caledonia District )St Johnsbury in said district,
on the LIST day OF August, 1865.
WHEREAS Asahel Burlington administrator on the
estate OF Augustus Walter, late Of Burke, in said
district deceased proposes to render account of his
mnlstraton and to present his account against sal
estate for examination and allowance for the purpose
OF making partition and distribution of the residue Of
said estate under decree OF said court among the per-
who by law entitled the 1t is therefore
dered by said court that the under nsldera-
ton and be heard at the Probate Office In st JOhnsbuy
the 10Th day of August 1865 And it further ordered
that all persons interested be notified hereof by pubca-
ton Of copy the record of this Order the CaedOnan
printed at st ohsbry, three ekS successfully pre-
viOus to said time of hearing that they appear and
contest the allowance OF said If they
and also be heard by said court In the matter OfpartOn
and distribution OF said estate
By the Court.
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge.
true copy of record,
62-64 Attest, ASA L. FRENCH, Judge.
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Lisbon, Nay l. l-,i
MI. Hutckns Dear Sir: troubled Jay
with foot which swollen 10 ankle badly.
and was unable IL ear any weight Upon IT, applied
Eradcator AID in four days able 10 my
boot 5 Usual. OTIS SAVAGE.
Many other testimonials could be added had
roem. For sale nv all the druggists and dealers
in Medicines in this town.
TRY A BOTTLE AND Be CONVINCED.
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Lisbon, January L. 1854
C. b. HutChins. Dear Sir: Irec-iye a very had >cl
my ANGLE and foot made application al Z" d.
Eaton, Pain EralicdiOT, which produced wuilirr-
ful cure ! fully satisfied il /, the best family
medicine ever used, CHAS. WUuLSON.
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y A l n t.. PAINT!!
WINTERS METALLIC BROWN PAINT

Il NJ NDS ITSELF
Ills pure oxide of Iron and Manganese. II mikes
Ieaahy with Llnseed OIL taking galons per loo
lbs .an any mineral and possesses body than any
oe paint IL forms glossy, unadnc, durable metallic
coat protecting Woodrow decay and iron other met
ais from rust or corrosion
IL does not require grinding, and is warranted to
for painting Railway Cars Iron Bridges
Boots, &c. e'e
f. n. F. MARSHALL co.
ALL ana Narnsh Aanuiacturers,-Sole Agents for New
England States.
Store 78 Broad Street, Boston.
Boston. Oct s, la6k-lu
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llSnoil- Sept 1. l--S-
DR EAIox-Dear Sir: was very much troubled 4 ;ew
DAYS with lame back hard pain in NV side and
nuubness one side ofny body AMI limbs, took d>e
Pain EradicatOr asd made external appratoil
which relieved me at once. would also say thai had
attack Of the craInp and relieved
application ia the MANNER consider IL the ->i
eTadicatOr ever saw DARIUS george
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C. B. Hutchins. Dear Sir Please TO send me an
dos OF Dr. Eaton's Pain Eradication. travelling
house house have good opportunity intro
il have seen IL sick eaache T"Ohache.
Throat. Frozen limbs and Rheumatism and i>o know
be good for cuts Bruises &c. would recommend II
every family the best family medicine ever iniT"G-
ced to the public. E. B. Low EJO1-
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A YER'S PILLS.

They stimulate the functions az the body into vigorous
activity purify the system OF the distractions which
make disease cold settles somewhere in she body and
deranges its natural functions These II relieved
act upon themselves and the surrounding organs pronc-
ing general aggravation- suffering AMI deTan-ment-
While in this condition take these Pills, and see how
directly they restore the natural action of the system
true and apparent in this trivial complaint i also
true in many OF the deep seated and dangerous deu-
perS The same purgatye effect expels them Caused
by similar distractions and arrangements of the natural
functions OF the body they rapidly AMI them
surely cured by the same IN cans None who the
virtue of these Pills Will neglect to p0y them when
suffering from the disorders they Healache
Foul Stomach, Dysenery, Bilious Complaints IndIcrs-
ton, Derangement of the Liver Costivcness ConstiI
ton, Heartburn, Rheumatism DropSy, Worms and Sup
preston, when taken in large doses They are sugar
and they surely the most purya;ive medicine yet dis
covered
AYERS AGUE CURE,
For the cure Intermittent Fever
chiS and fever reuttent fever chill fever dumb srue
periodical hea ache bilious headache and billions r-
verS; indeed, the whole class diseases originating
in hillary arrangement, caused by the malaria OF
matte countries.
This remedy has rarely failed TO cure the seyeres
OF ch and fever and II has this great advantage over
other ague medicines, that II subdues the COMPLAINT
without injury 10 the patient II contains no quInine or
other SUBSTANCE nor does produce QuinSn
or any injurious effect whatever Shaking brothers OF the
army and the west try 1t and You will endorse
SertiOnS
Prepared by J. G. AVER CO. Lowell Mass and
sold by ID uggistS and dealers EVERYWHERE ami at ST
DALI. tauqSI
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DR.. T ATOM S
VEGETABLE HORSE & OK EMINENT

VEGETABLE HORSE & OK LlNlMENT
will cure if applied in season,
Sprains. inflammation and Swellincs of all kinds.
Cuts Kicks. Bruises. Co.hing. Calls. Scratches
Weak Joints. tfahtP III the Stomach 81 Limbs.
Soreness or stiffness of the Limbs OF Joints, Rher-
matism, old Sores. &c.
DIRECTIONS.
For Collie. give quarter "a half an ounce of the
Liniment, well mixed with three times the guam
tiiy Of warm Molasses.. For Scratches, clean the
ANGLE by dry rubbing. then apply the Linimoni
often when the ANGLES are dry and use the Horse
every day
For Sores. cleanse them when needed. with
CASTLE Soap and water, then apply the Linimen'
from two 70 three times a day. For all other ex-
'ernal diseases. make thorough application TIVE
or three times day- Please take bottle and
be sure and shake it up before using. and You
will be satisfied.
TESTIN NIdLS.
From ID. A. Burnside Esq the well known proprietor
the Lancaster Hotel. y. VI.
DR.. Eaton. Dear Sir HAD horse which WAS OBLIGED
10 Keep the Stable for time. which had
his ANGLE caused by inierfe' which Ioi heal az
Your Horse and ox Linment was recommended 10
the best In use.
made an application II which reduced the in:anl
tiOn al healed the WOUND and brought out new han
the best Imminent ever used and Would chaeTiuily
| commend II the public
From Joseph L. Gibb Esq one Of the Proprieturs OF IN,
well known Crawford House. the White Mountains.
keep large number Of Horses IN the season
al Mountain Stables, also keep stock al DR. kdtoir
Horse and Ok Linment on hand. have used il Ion.
enough 10 know that is the best Linmeni
or used 10 reduce inlmaiions and swengS Il all kind
and heals Cuts. Bruises CnrkS. Calls Scratches. CIamp
| in the Limbs or Stomaci.Coiic. &c-.kc.
lfyour Hoses or Cattle are troubled with AM
of the above diseases or injuries, try a botti,
and you will be satisfied
Many other testimonials could be added.
For sale by all the Druggists and dealers il
Medicines III town.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
| All orders addressed TO
c. 3. HCTCHINS.
| Nov. 2i-ly. Lisbon, n. H.
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Medmal.
I'M P o RTANT
To ALL
1 n V A l. 1 d S,
IRON IN THE BLOOD

1t IS well known to the medical profession ,,,,.
ihoN Is The Nifal frneiple or Life Element 20
the blood This is derived chiefly from -
We eat; but if the food is not properly dg.I. Ca
or If, from any cause whatever, the neeeSS.u-
quantity of iron is not taken into the circpl,..'
or becomes reduced, the whole system s,1FT-'
The bad blood will irritate the heart. will clc,.,'
the lungs. Will stupefy the BRAIN will nb.,rn,, ~
liver, and Will send its producing Glen.
20 all parts Of the system. and every M. -,
suffer in whatever organ may be predisptses -
disease.
The greatvalue Of
Iron as a Medicine
is well known and Acknowledged by all ~.
men. The difficulty has been TO obtain 80
preparation of if as viii enter the circuls-f--.s
assimilate at once with the blood This NJ.
saws DR. Hayes, Massachusetts, State Cts.--.'
mas been attained in the eruvian Srru,,. ny -
bination in a way before unknown
The Peruvian Syrup
is protected solution OF the PrOtogsge AZ L..
4 nesc discovery an Medicine that strikes - =.
Root of Disease by supplying the blood MIA :.
Vital Principle or Life fermentation
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dronsy. Fen,
and Ague, Loss of Energy. Low : irits
The Peruvian Syrup
infuses strength, vigor and new life mt the srs
TEN, and builds up an 8 Iron Constitnurn.'
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Nervous Affections, Female Complaints ~ ,
all diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder.
The Peruvian Syrup
is specific for all diseases originating IN : a..
state OF the Blood, or accompanied by Detdl,g on
Low State of the System
! Pamphlets containing certificates II cures. n
recommendations from some OF the mos, tin,ne,-
Physicians, Clergymen, and others. MIL be SCI,
FREE to any address
We select few Of the names 10 show tie cl..-
acter of the testimonials
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DIR. FRANZ l.. MASON

\ very successful practitioner. IL Suncook, Nh
writes March q, 1868: -iaring made extensive
use of DIR Warren Bilious Buffers in NV practice
auring the past two years, Lage no hesitati,i
in recommending them TO the pablo as a Vel,
reliable and valuable family medicine, from iar
use of which can be obtained more satisfact ~
results than from any other compound Win who.
am acquainted subsequently, Ia eonreTs--
ton with the proprietor, Dr. "a SAYS: II s45--
not know how L get along IN mv practicc WI
out Dr. Warren's Biiious Enters Thousands
who have seeome acquainted with the ,uPol.T
healing virtues % tlas tiu.r slender R,-A----
panacea haze given almost i.oGiouS acra...te o.
what II has done Tor them, lis praises &le $40
by al who have tested its excslience. j. oeh-
elusion We beg leave 10 say 10 the .uSal1N, IL
DIR. Warrea's Bilious BitterS, before giving Gp IL
despair and You viii Yet lire Ia 10 good 10 yoAI
afflicted fellow-mcn by Recommending - t2e1.
the medicine which by the blessing oi = L.
Providence restored you IN health, aud - -
full enjoyment of long, useful and kapps ~.
Beware of ceunterfelts and limitations Oo-c'-
We fac sin,aEe signature % tie proprietor. JoA>
A PERRY over The cork Of eacA bo;tlr, Nl;Lo
which none Is genuine.
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r l R E !!

The subscribers may be found for the present
at Mr.. JOHN II. PADDoCK's Shop, Paddock Vii.
lage, where they will be happy to see their old
customers and as many new ones as choose to
favor US with a call.
DANIEL. COLBY, St. Johnsbury. Vt.
29f GEO. GAY, West Meridian, CT.
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I OUNCES AT THE OLD PRICES

CASSlNO is selling Lounges at very near the
same prices as before the war, Bingham's Build
ing, st. Johnsbury. Vt.
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From Laban Tiits. Esq. Liueton y. II.
DR. EaroS-Dear Sir: have been very much troubled
for long time with Rheumatism all thr ugh. ana by
using bottle OF Your Pain EraCator,
once. and justice Ia and 10 YOUR medicine would
cheeriuly recommend lis Use To- the afflicted.
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READ. READ.
DR.. B. TONS


WHITE MOUNTAIN VEG TABLE PAIN ERADICAT0R
Composed of sixteen kinds of Vegetable Ingredi-
ents, is offered 10 the public, and will Cure.
Sprains. and Infamations of all kinds, Lameness,
Soreness. Cuts. Bruises. Rheumatism, Cramp,
Headache, Toothache, Group. DiarrhGa. Liver
Complaint, Chapped Hands, Run Rounds, Chill
blans, Sore Throat. Cold Sores, Scald Head, and
never fails to cure Burns or Frozen Limbs.
This is no HJMBUG medicine. but will cure the
above named diseases if applied in season.
TESTIM NIILS
Fom c. F F. Hodsman, the well known Druggists Of
Litfeton, n H.
We have sold large quantities of DIR. Eaton's White
Mountain Vegetable Pain Eraicaor which has given the
best sa faction TO all who have used il o medicine
sold and people all that II i the best
pain eradica tor offered 10 the public
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From Josiah KilbOrn, Esq, Littleton, \. II.

From Josiah Kilborn. Esq, Lttleton, Nh.
August o. is63-
GETTY that by sudden tall broke two my ribs and
my side. which caused pain and
made thorough application Of DIR Eatons Pain Erai
GATOR which relieved me my distress once. and
took the soreness irnm my side consider il
valuable medicine indeed aud pleased hear that
il is about to be offered TO the public al large.