davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-09
CRIMES AND DISASTERS OF ST, MONTHS
ROberies-H1sfai lions Losses of Life
by &HsA and % sH2 wreck Osses Oi
Property by Fir. uad Delu2e.
rom "ie " = tribune, 2Ist. ]


Property by Fir. Had Delu2p
[From tie \. Y. Tribune, 2lsr.l
The usual statement of crimes and disas-
often remarked, aud it seems the sub
ject is now about ripe for conclusions Of fig
ures.
THE COLOSSAL IN RoBBERY-BANK OPERA
TONS.
Large operations of robbery appear to
have been III proportion to other crimes. -
The succession Of several rObberies of banks
within short time and the apparent ease
with which they have been robbed, have
already called forth words OF caution from
the public journals against a state OF imam
cial insecurity.
The following statement of bank and
kindred robberies alone will show that this
warning was not without reason OF facts:
Jan.-Bank OF Crawford, Pa..--.----..$l 5o, 600
March-N ational Central, n. Y.-.-.--. $4,000
Notwithstanding House, BANDS Louis
May-BaLk, Walpole,N. II. Qecovered) as, OoO
June---Bank, Richmond. .-...--..-.. 200. OUO
Aug Bank, Wellington, o. ---- 100000
Aug.---Banking House, Portland. IS, 600
Sept.---Bank, Concord 800, coo
Sept.-Ireasury, Texas. 10000
Sept Adams Express. IS, orc
This comprehends only robberies commit
ted by outside parties, and we cannot pre-
tend to say the list is complete. a few OF
the robberies were very remarkable. In the
instance Of the Crawford Bank evidently a
worked-up robbery it seems that willie the
cashier vas at work in the evening the
thief entered, extinguished the gas, and
made away with the bonds before any light
could be obtained. Mr. Bland, of Louisville
Was Imprisoned in his own safe, and nearly
suffocated to death. The Concord Bank
robbery Is recent and well known.
ROBBERY AND ABSTRACTION.
A list Of bank robberies would not be
complete without statement Of the inn
meuse defaIcatIons and swiudles of the past
six months, which have assailed the safety
of banks within as burglars from without,
We append generic list
May---Bank New Haven Savings, s. 100 0oC
Aug.---Bank, Phoenix lJinkins) -. $50 JOC
Aug.---Bauks &c, N. Y. (Ketchum' s. 1000 0OC
Aug. Erie r. bonds Jones re-
ported SIUU 600 TO Observation-Disclosures 500 O0(
Aug. Gus ON house, NJ enphs, repor,edl, 800 UHt
Aug.--Qu artermaster at Paducah by
Cjerk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % COZ
Superintendent bonds, Il iss n. Y 80 OOt
Sept ---Revenue Collector, Ohio DE
taulTer 90 00t
Sept.--Auerbach swIndle. Louisville so 0Ot
Sept Railroad bond torgeries Glad
vim ...............-.s..-.. 2O4 O0c
Sept.---By n. Y. book Keeper 10 0O
Oct.--Government bonds by Gen Bris-
------.-------------- 80 00
A few of these were recovered. The list
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-09

The usual statement of crimes and disas-
ters during the last six months has been
often remarked, aud it seems the sub
ject is now about ripe for conclusions Of fig
T1rpa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22

In South Hardwick Aug 18th, OF dysenery, Anna
Emerson daughter OF Hon A. :. and Mayina ~. Jude
vine, agsI year, nonhs and Is days.
Lille Anna was darling,
PfIde OF al our hearts st home,
Bul the angels came ard whispered
Gently, softly, "Anna comr.n
10 Barre, june sth by the effects o. sll upon Il e
doorstep Mrs NARY wife Of William Bradford, ssed %
years.
In Warren July 23h Of consum ptien, Joseph Hewitt,
aged II years ana 10 months
In Castleon, whher she had gone for medical assist
snce Aug Miss Harriet Join, daughter Of s,e hen P.
and hu Josln Of Nash d, az a years nd months
Thus the lsmiy The church and society lose one n their
most useful members and uuest ornaments # Is occasion
r rejoicing that her short lie 40. without It's fruit for
good, aud ii only the blasted promise Of future usefulness
that causes sadness. by close application to study IN.
ng perseverance therein she had acquired an education
that she seemed likely % use great advantage b. hese.
aud others She had already attained very large
teacher working with high purposes 10 hat profession for
Which he was well adapted by tact and tast- ~ well az lie
erdrY qualifications
hhsu thirteen years Of age she gave To Christ and
has ever since been shog Ing he worth aud beauty Of early
pey. For ten years she has been Interested prayug
and faithful member u Chrss fold aud she nov leaves la
her sickness rs bhe I'm 10 her previous e the most ample
and satisfactory evidence that with her aud
NAT the loss Of Ier friends her gain. May the family cir
Gle. now for the Inst me broken ~ death prove 10 be
united circle IN heaven.
ID warren, Aug. l2th HRS Phebs, wife Of sylv .ter
Uphsm, aged ~ years
10 NorhGsl1 July 22d. MaryJ. daughter OF Abraa
and Caroline Balou, aged yeau
IN Ihe iord, Juy 2lth, o. pm umona, kri Comslla
O Randall daughter Of Joseph anu Eliza Gieit aged 81
years.
DIM IN North Montpelier April tih, Maria A. Hatba.
Ssy, daughter Of Caleb e. md Folly hathaway, sgsd 81
yesrs
Dup in plaraeid July 18th. Of consumption, rim. l.
Lease, GEed - years
phD 10 sinasd, Aug 5,h, Of consumption Nathaniel
N kdson, eyed 30 years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22

A WORD TO THE Boys COINS SoUTH.-lt would
not be strange it, with the change of climate
and exposure to which you will be exposed in
the land Of "Dixie, you should stand in need
Of some medicine to be used Immediately. Such
aremedy is Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer.
The Pain Killer has been tested in every variety
OF climate, and by almost every nation known
70 Americans. IL IS the almost constant friend
of the missionary and the traveller on sea and
land-lor tho cure Of Colds, Coughs, " Veal,
Stomach and General Debility, Indigestion,
Cramp and Pain in the Stomach, Bowel Com
plant, Collie, Diarrhel, Cholera, etc. Don
go withouts bottle in your kuapsick. II be
had at the Drug es.--Prescot Journal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
BOSTON MARKET. Aug. 1s

Plour-western, f676toll50
Pork--Pnme, s25, 30 to 300 Ness, s5S,1ot 500
Beef 5000 TO 1900 Lard 2j to 2i. Hams, 2li to IS
Hogs dressed Il 10 49,
Butter, q 80 Cheese sto IS Eggs 70 to2s Pc
'atoes $500 to 39j. Dried Apple u to 10
Beans t225 to 1850. Peas tl.T5to2lO
Herdsgrassssed 5000 1900 Glover, 2otoG
Starch sto 10 Tsllov, tltole.
WOOL ru Bl,od Msrno, 6ti .osli Three fourths blot6
i 10 y Hsltblocd % to 10, ooGmo1 90 eS
Gem sjto10s. oats to O.. Rye sl,co to tl,o5.
Hons s. 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22

PEouUoss.-Butter 5toS0 ohssts l2tol5i Lard
2)to2S rallov, "a DriedApplsIbto2O. Eggs, 20 cert
Potatoes, rs 10 60. BeAhttl toto225. westIndla So
gsrs l6tOs. Refined Sugars IS to %. Maple Sugar 10
20 70 Peas $3.50 10 500.
onlons-tO,Oo TO 900. Apples-t60O to $50 per tb.
gLorR-Extra,& tos5o. DoEblsEItrA IS 90 TO
3t0. super-EAtrs 10 SOTO 1850,
GEus lsD HAr.-corn 81 90. oats, 50 Hudsgrus
Seed, se6oo $50 per bushs Clover to 81 per pound
Hay, SO to u per ton. Rye,alt0
150ELLAssous--Dry and greenland woet 6,Ooto 9 70
,hlng .t9,Oo to 900. wool-eennon 20 to o. Bark
hoo &c 5,ooperoord. Malls, 800 to so.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
CHE .tHarkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET. Aug. 10

ChnhHibGE MAhhETs Aug. 10.
n Market 29l4 Cattle, sbout 1880 Beeyes and $50 Store
cOnslsting OF Working Oxen Mich Cows And0ne, two
aad three years Old
Proes-Market Beef-Extra tl2 80 to tlst0j tut
quality sli6o tol2 80 I'd $3.50 to 1856 I'd S. 90 to
1890
Working Oxen $50 10 Go
covttnd Csves-st7to
Ysarngs-t0o,oo to 0o,oo two years DID, az % to %
70 three years old, $500 to 900.
Nsheep and Lambs 1929 market prices In OTIS 81
70 O. 20 eacn extra, soJ0 to 5000
sprng LANDSLIDE TO 5.25.
sveal Calves 81 Ooo 1900 Calf sElnS-Co 10 Ooe prib
Hdes-Ito 8oprlb. TalloE--7 to s. oprlb.
Pets 1880 to SLOo each. Lambs, s2,Oo
Remarks-Business rather dun, and the market hyora
the buyer The sheep trade Is dner thas the caur. The
droftrs the prices 50 per head wer than last
Eeek but W. doubt whether there ia much d8eenc. the
tWDYeeFs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
BLINDNESS, DEAFNESS, AND
CATARRH CURED.

sFhNVFifLp tENrhk VseRo Co., Dec ltoj.
Dr. OAKS, Dear sir-Wth gratitude permit to testify
your extraord AIRY SKIN In operating upon my len eye,
which has been blind for than twelve years. and rcstor
ing my sight after having been repeatedly pronounced
be You have also unstopped my which have troubled
Ave years with noises, ringing and Deafness and which
you have restored In two days TO perfect hearing
Further you have also Sc, my heart at rest In relation to
my trouble with Catarrh and Bronchitis. am fully salts
fed that your capabilities cannot be too highly estimated and
appreciated and chcerfuy recommend any who may be
troubled with Blindness Deafness and Ca,arh TO call upon
you, for know that you can cnre them.
JOIN sinsKr GoRros.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22

NOTICE 10 hereby given th't the General Assembly OF
the STATE of Vermont at s next ftssion (ls6s) viii
DO peii,loned 20 grant ard charter Railroad or branch
Railroad 10 eommtnoa Al some point on the Vermont
central Railroad, In The town Of Waterbury, In Wash.
ins,on County, running thence northery ihroufh the
town q Waterbury Aforesaid and through the town, Of
Stose and AoistoNn, in Lsmoile County to terminate
At sone point near the village Of horlsrille 10 ad
herristown.
horrlstown, Angus. 81, 1858,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
RELIEf IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
PULMONIC WATERS.

The original Medicine established In 1897 and hrst srt.
Gle Of tho kind ever In reduced under the name OF
" PuLsoNc NAFERs,' in THIS or any other country
ali other Pulmonio waters elunterfes. The re n.
utne can be known by the name BRlAS being stamp
I'd on each AFR.
B8YAN'S PULMoNlC wAyERs
Relieve Coughs, Cold, Sors Throat, Hosyentu
BkYAN's PULAoNlC WAkERs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Dificut Breathing.
BRIAN'S fULGONlC MAFERs
Relieve splitting Of Rood, Pains In the Chest.
BkY sN's PGLMONlC WAFERS
Relieve lneipent Consumption, Lung DISEASES.
BRYANs PuLNONlC WATERS
Rel eve Irritation II The Uvula nd Tonsils
nRYAN's pULhoNlC WAFERs
Relieve the above Complaints IN ten N inutes
bUYAN'S PULAONlC WAFER
Are blessing TO all Glasses and Conftitutions
BRIAE'S puLMUNIC wAFERs
Are adapted to vocslists ard Public Speakers
BRYAN'S rULMONtO WATERS
Are In simple form a-d pleasant TO the talte.
BRlAN's PULMoNlC WAFhRS
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting cures.
BRfAN'S PuLM0NlC wAFERS
Are warranted 10 give satisfaction TO every one.
No family should be without a box Of
BRYAN'S PuLMONlC wAFsRs
In the house.
No Traveller should he without supply Of
BRfANs tULMONIC wAFEks
In hs pocset.
No person will ever object TO rive fer
bRfANs PuLMONlC wAfERs
rsenty.nve Cents.
Sold by All DfneglFts. Sole Proprietor JOB MosHs, q
Voruandt st, New York. r2lyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
TO MARRIED LADIES

II IL peculiarly suited II will In short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent ccuuerieis.
CAUTION.
These Pills hould not he taken bJ Females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnacy, as thsy are sur
to bring Miscarriage but At any other time they are
safe.
In all Gases OF Nervous ard Spinal Affections Pain In
the Back and Limbs Fatigue on slight exsrtion, Pspa
ton II TIE Heart Mysteries and Whites, tese Pills vii
effect a cure when all ohef means have failed aud al
tho'gh powerful remedy, do not contain iron, eAlome
Antimony, OF an thing hutul to the constr, utiop.
Full directions In the pamphlet atoand each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
sold BY ALI DRUGGISTS.
Sole A.ent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, - Cortlsndt ST., new York.
n. ST. 90 and p,ssge stamps enclosed to any su-
thorsed Ageat, will insure hottie, containing 50 Pills,
By return mail. r2lyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
miscellaneous.
WILLIAM Fg. WAY.

- aA@Aa IN WE HNs We IN N
STOCK BROKER,
I Congress Street, and Congress Square,
Government Securities of all Descriptions
Ralroal Bank, Manufacturing, and ell 9th s'o,ks
Fought and iold on commission.
The best and safest Investment
for Capital.
NEW YORK SILVER MINING co. OF NEVADA.
CAPITAL. sl,scoOOoi SHARES, 500.
1000 shares In the Treasury 900 to be sold as required
for Working Capita.
PRICE $40 FER SHARE.
To be advanced to $50 August snd to $50 October l.
Work is going on upon The mine, machinery Is pur-
chased, and superintendent sent out. twenty stamp
mill viii produce per cent per moath on the whole cap
tai Of the Company The sampe auayk.d show one II
the richest mines OF Nevada
y. :, ASSAY OFFICE, NEW YoRE, June 90, 1865.
\. Il. Hur.Hlssos, E'q, Secretary and reasurer Ac
DEAR sIR The sample Of ore lti by you yesterday
yel ed per esiaI silver a. the rate OF s6J9 per ton
2OJ0l valued In silver dollar standard. Respectfully
(-fnefJ ASDREW MASON, Meterand keHner,
Nav York SILVER MIyISG Co. or NEVADA;
GENtIEsES In; hrst sample Of ore furnished me
yielded BY essay per gross ton Of ore silver 40 ounces
worth S273. 81 .nedJ
Dr. REID, Chemist and Assayer
Never has here been favorts me In which inv ST.
ments could b. made 70 safely, and the amount DO led
and more than doubled in so short period.
THIS STOCK will b. at par within year an making div-
bends Of from 8 to per cent per month ia cold
HOS sPEOLt, resident.
SR. HufC. lNs0N, Secretary
o1TcR-No. 90 Broadway, o. the American National
Bank
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated nR. DOW continues to devote his en-
tire time 10 ae tment Of all diseases inc dent TO the
female systm An experience Of twenty three years en-
ables him IL guarantee speedy aud permanent Ielief
the Of Suppression and all other Menstrual
Derangemtnts, from whatever cause. All letters for Ad
vice must contain e. Once NJ. Endoott street BIOS
ton
n B-Board furnished 10 those who wish to r. main
under Treatment
Bo'ton, June . = 1865 E96yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.

FlTs-A for these Distressing complaints Is
now made known in a treatise on Foreign and
FITs-Naiive Herbal Preparations, published ~ DR..
%. PHELPS BROWN The prescription was
FITS-furnshed him IA such provdentil manner that
his cannot conseentously refuse 10 make II
FITs-Euosp as I, has cured everJ body who has used
1t, never having failed In single case lit
FlTS-equslly sure IN cases Of Fits as Of dyspepsia
Mud the ingredients may b. obtained from any
FITS-druggis sent free TO all reospt Of Ave cents
TO prepay postage, etc. Address ID. o, PHELPS
FITS-BRoWN, No ~ Grand stree, Jersey City, n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
Bank Of Waterbury.

O1iOE h,ltby given that at meeting Of the Stock.
" holdsts OF he Bant Of waterbury, held on the 91d
day Of Juns, Is twas voted that said Bank be changed
from star ~ Natiorai Banking Association And in
pursuan. aid vote, and by the Au nor " ronta ned
In the writ on,ent Of over twohtds o. the stock
holders H. sah bank giving full powers tor that purpose,
The nrsetov have executed tho necessary articles ~ as.
,ocAt of the conversion ~ raid Bank 10 kationsi
Baking A.. oci alton, j. X. FULLERTON, Cashier.
Waterbury july rs 1888. F3st
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED.

RicHrELp SPRsas, Otsego Co., April 3. 1854.
Dr. A. Oaks am indebted 10 you for restoring me 10
perfect sight In month"; amer being completely blind nom
prolracied affection Of " Erysipelas In the headn
am indeed truly grateful to God Tor his goodness In d..
ecug your efforts 10 restore my shattered health and lost
sight and not my health only hut that cf my wife when
she could no longer he helped by physicians amer having
been troubled with Heart Disease and female difficulties 70
siIyesrs Signed Jonr fHHssn
RS. FHkHnAs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22

NKw YoRk, Dec. IL, 1893.
pa 0AGst write 10 inform you that the medicine you
prescribed for my rheumatism has entirely cured me- after
having been treated Tor IL year aud nine months by the
most skillul physical In Virginia and New York can
now walk without the aid Of cruiches cane after using
your medicine three wetkN
o, GOODMAN, 9Th n v, C, ", Co D.
Ps-ihe old gentleman Mr.. h., whom you operated upon
for deafness aud Csarrh" says that you have cured
aud that no hear any person whisper to him after hay
ing been deaf for ~ years
Success to YOU doctor G. O.G.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
A Most Important Discovery

INTERESTING TO AGENTS FARMERS, AND LADIES.
" T. are making single machine which combine, the
W best and cheapest portable Wine aud cider Press
the digest Clothes Wrinser aud the powerful LIN
ing JACK in The wo Id It The oay press adapted 10
Masking Apple Champaign which Is regarded rs one
OF The mesS importsni discoveries OF the age. good
agent wanted In every county To whom We will hold out
such Inducements to lnsure $1,000 before Christmas
Toe first one making application from any county shall
have The exclusive ageley. Fun particulars terms etc.
by Circular. Address HALL, REED l. co,
fslS3 No IS Liberty ST., NY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22

MONTPELIER, VT.
tuesday Morning, August 90, 1893.

We desire to mike thu FaEEMiS particularly valuable
forit'nsws from all parts Of Vermont and our friends
in different paris Of the state espee u in Washington
Orange and Lamoie Cousles, will confer great favor
Jpn US nd readers by sending local Intelligence
Gve US the facts ADD will arrange them for the paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22

service to hs arse cisss = our an cted sowctiEen'.
How completely his comp und will do It has been proven
By ernen, many II th' worst cases to be found In
the following c0nplainS;
Pimples pus.les, Biotches, Eruptons, II. Authenys
Ere, Rose or Eryspela'. letter or SAT- Rheum, rcSld
Head, Rngworm, &c.
syphilis or yeuersl Difease expelled from the sys
ten by the prolonged use Of his SasapArls, and tie
"a len. isleft 10 comparative health
Female Diseases caused By scroiula In The blood
aud are offer soon cured by this EInet Of Sanapars
Do not discard thisinyalu Die medicine, because you
have been Imposed npoa BY something pretending TO be
Sarsaparilla while Ii vas not. hen you have used
AtER's-lhen and no tll then. will you know The viz
tues Of taAparuA For minute particulars Of the dis
eases It cares refer you 70 Ayers American Almansc
whice the agent below named will furnish srAIis to all
who call totit
Arrr's CAtHtEfic Pits or the cure Of Co'tvensss,
JSunitee Dyspepsis Indigestion, pyteutery Foul stom
ach, Headsche Piles Kheumstsm, Heartburn Aris'ag
from Dsordered siom.ch Psin Morbid InAcen q the
Bowe,, Pstulency LOIS Of appetite, Liver Complaint,
Dropsy Worms, Gout, Neuralgia ard Tor Dinner Phi
They are sugar coated 50 that the most sensitive can
tafs them pleasantly, snf they are the best Aptrsnt IN
the world for all the purposes o. afAmhy physic
Prepared By J. c. AVER Co, Lowell, hsu, and
sold hy all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
STATE OF VERMONT.
7E TIT n srToN.


"a HEREAS, the Vermont Bank, banking corporation
W duly incorporated Ivy the Lei slstuTe Of he state OF
Vermont, located and doing business al MONTPELIER ~ the
County Of Washington, have made application 70 ne re-
questng me TO issue aproeamaon gostiDz &c ms day
the teTmn nation 0f the existence OF said cCTp1t on
whereas, has been made to appear to uaf two
thirds Of the legal OF the stockholders OF said corpo
ration given in favor Of sad application. Now,
therefore, John Gresory Smith Governor Of the State Of
Vermont, In conformity n said application and The
provisions OF sections ghy six snd ghty Of chap
eighty nine OF the General Statutes Of Vermont DO
hereby issue proclaim ton, and declare that on the
fifteenth day Of September. A. D. 1903, the said corpora
ton Of the Vermont Bank shall cease TO exist az fully ana
with the effect as If its charter expired hy he limit
ton therein OF this ths creditors Of said Vermont Bank
and all others cerned viii take notice snd govern them
selves accordingly.
In witness whereof. | have hereunto signed my
name, and cause the seal Of the state TO he here
unto fixed At st. Albansth tbs h9stday Of March,
L.. In the year Of our Lord one thousand light hun
dred and Sky. Ave, and Of tho Tad rendence Of
ths United states The eighiy-uinth.
j. GRhGo9Y SMITH.
BY the Governor,
HAsUII WILLIAMS, see'y tf Cyn bnrsIy Affairs.
F&Smargisepi15
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
Our Motto" .Mrr Despair"
ORIENTAL BALSAM !

A TRACING the Medical World Of Soeneal For
II Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis Asthma, General Debility
AMI all Lung, Throat anu Chest Diseases The rToprie
tors confidently believe that where any Of Throat
Lung Chest Disease any coldi, lughs, as'hins or
General Debility iscutahe by any medicine in the world
their preparations will accomplish the result snl give
tie most complete satisfaction Their medicines are
specifically adapted TO this class OF diseases and 81 con
itni are they Of success that In est cases will bs
guaranteed Send for circular For sale by all druggist
J. Wilson Co, also at Paens cor. Harrison Avenue
and Beach street, Sylvan orient Company Oinse and
| aborntnry Is Marshall Street Hoslon Al.ss
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22
ALBANY, Angus. a., 1868

ALBANY, August "a, 1868
DsAR sn,-Peimlt me, very respectfully to presently
with this certificate token Of your wonderful skin
physician, and Of your department as gentleman.
For than years have been afflicted with sick
Of nature peculiar TO females, except that bed
ridden for over years and unable move without as.
stsnce. have had nine different physicians In the las,
years Of whom could help Indeed their
words they were completely puzzled with my case
and that all the medicine In the world could not restore me
help me-" AFTER much reflection, nsented try
your treatment had heard you highly spoken Of bg
those whom you had cured realized the truth or
myself that your superior skin beneficial and that your
helped In less than weeks In four months
much improved that even my friends aston
ished continue to improve, and cheeriuly add
THE my mite with hundreds Of others whose lives you have
saved and rendered happy.
May God bless you Dr Oaks In your enabling and ben
ehoent mission TO suffering humanity shall always be
happy reply any who may refer to your capa
bllities and skin. am, dear sir,
Yours resp ctully
Mas. NJ. y. GAR
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-22

DR.. II, A. OAKS: Dear srI feel very grateful to you
br kindness to me during your attendance am
German by birth, am " years Of age have resided in
America for Ave years, For eleven wears have been
roubled with bleeding OF the lungs have been under the
rcatmen Of very eminent French and German physicians
Europe have also been subjected to the
u eminent American physicians. Yet with all this
array Of talent combined with all nsr cont nuous efforts
and with ell their extensive facilities still my case baned
their skill used to spit large quantities OF blood
daily Ny iron frame began to culver under the
influence Of disease despRred Of recovering or Of
even being helped. gave up and had decided to LEI the
disease take Its COURSE until l.. wilkins Esq, recommended
me to try your treatment am indeed very grai,f Aai
did for In the short space Of mouth you did
for than all the physicians whom had previously en-
poyed, whether in Eutopeor America. YOU CURED ME
am, dear cir, yours very gratefully
O. NJ Thomas
Catherine street, Utica, October 18th, 1898.