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RUTLAND HERALD.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1866.
arr,va, ANA Departure OF Trains.

Arrival aud Departure OF Trains.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For BelloweFalls,l 10 d 500 ana, 'i2.l0 $500
Darlington, 10 &7,OO a. m, 'a.oo &4iS
Pm,
Bennington, 525 & b.46 am, s2l5 pm.
Salem, i.i0&t11. 10 am, &s,2.05p.m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
Frem Bel Fps, u. 3sfl0. 90 a M veg. 0O&9.10 pm.
Burlington, l2.45 oil. 45 am, "a .45&fsoO
pm.
Saratoga, si2O6 h $40 pm.
" Bennington, ell as am, f4.So q $50 p m:
" Salem, 10 & 1000 am, f259 q '4lO
sMa,, Train. Accommodation.
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LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMBINED.


been
and
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The market is lifeless, and prices are nn-.
tied and weak Few manufacturers are selling
their goods at profit, and many are running
their mills at an absolute loss Under these
circumstances they buy Wool sparingly, and
only enough for immediate wants Pulled
Woods are neglected, especially Supers.
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Gold.

NEW YORK, Oct. y
Gold closed at 1.464.
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PRICES.

BEEF-Per 100 lbs on total weight of hide
talow and meat; extra Sl3750l40O; drst
quality 13,0001350, second quality l2O01127 rs
third quality l0OOnl1 80, some of the poorest
bulls SC, S0OQ9OO; a few choice single pairs
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ACCIDENT INSURANCE.

Hartford
Within
W
nur
from
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET
Brighton. Cambridge aud Medford
Reported for the Rutland Herald.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.

For the week ending, Oct, ~, 1866.
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OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
INsURES
ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS
LIFE AT LOW RATES OF
ALSO NsURES AGAINST
LOSS OF LIFE FROM ANY CAUSE,
WHETHER ACCIDENT,
WITH ATOM FOR INJURIES
both Life
Policy, and at the lowest Rates of Premium.
CASH ASSETS, JUNE l. $T0O6N6i
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JAS. @ PATTERSON, PRESIDENT.
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This movement was In connection with the
Junta Guiana of New York, which intended 10
send an expedition commanded by General
Quitman. Pinto, 1t will be remembered, was
garroted.
SLAVERY THE CAUSE OF THEIR FAILURE
The main cause for the failure of these move
nents was the existence OF slavery IN the island.
The shareholders and slave traders have always
been opposed to them for fear of losing their
property. On account of this same cause
opinion in Cuba was divided. The idea OF an
nexaton to the United States had very few advo-
Gates in Cuba until the abolition of slavery in
this country. Now the native Cubans have
turned to this country with every assurance of
assistance, but are doubtless doomed to obtain
succor only from their iellowsutferers In South
America. The island has progressed notoriously
on this matter of abo1tlonism, and very few
native Cubans are now found who do not desire
the end of slavery, and also the downfall of the
Spanish Government. Some wish this to be
effected by gradual emancipation; while others
the great bulk of the poDulation-an xously
desire the immediate and total abolition both of
slavery and OF the Spanish Government.
THE WORK BEGUN IN EARNEST.
This work has, we have every reason to
believe, begun in earnest both in Cuba and
Iorto Rico. Lately occurrences have taken place
on the island which prove, beyond a doubt that
the public sentiment is quite prepared and
ready for revolution. Duels between Spanards
and Cubans are the order of the day, and We
lately published statement to the effect that
seVeral Huels nad Deen tougnt between CuOans
and Spanish officers. In a single week there
were seven duels in Havana. There was lately
revolutionary movement in the interior OF the
island. The Spanish Government has done
everything to make it appear that it had nothing
to do with politics, and only a contemptible
riot Of drunken young men; but three months
have elapsed since it took place and Messrs
Rodriguez, Lopez, Guerre Bonell, of Marsal
the principals. are still in prison, and there is
a report that they were secretly shot.
The revolutionists are working without rest to
Get rid of their oppressors. and having as they
have, the sympathy and aid of the South Anne
rican republics in war with Spain; and also that
of the people of this country, despite Mr..
Stewards opposition to the Monroe doctrine, they
cannot fail, this time, in obtaining the inde-
pendence which they have been struggling for,
and for which they have made so many sacri-
hces.-N. Y Herald
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pR RoPos SAILS FOR FUEL
QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
U. ;. MARINE CORPS,


WASHINGTON, May lS, 1866 J
sealed PropOSals will be received at this Office
until THURSDAY, the 28th daV of June, 1866 at
O'Clock I: M Tor supplying ood and Coal to the
United States n arnes, at Philadelphia Pa during
the fscal year ending 30th OF June, 1867 the Wood
TO be good merch antable oak, and TO be delivered
piled, measured, and inspected at such points
within the walls OF the Marine Barracks as NAV be
OF expense to the United States.
The Coal to be best white ash anthracite Egg
Coal free from dust, and to weigh 2240 pounds to
the ton TO he weighed, inspected and delivered at
such points within the walls of the Marine Barracks
as may be designated by the commanding marine
ohcer free OF expense 10 the United States and both
Wood and Coal 10 be furnished uDon the quarterly
Tequisiton OF the commanding officer, showing the
quantities required, agTeeably TO Tegu attOns
Payments viii be made upon the receipt of ac-
counts duly authenticated by said commanding
officer.
The right is reserved to reject all bids considered
unreasonable.
A guarantee, TO he signe5 bv two responsible per-
sons, whose responsibility must be certified 70 by
the United States District Judge, United States
District Attorney, United states Collector, must
accompany each proposal, otherwise 1t will not be
considered.
dressed to the undersigned
WILLIAM B. SLACK,
21 th4t Major and Quartelmaster.
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A ssISTANr QUARTERMAs1 ER's OFFICE
"A No. llS9 GIRARD sueet.
PHILADELPHIA, May II, 1866.
VIII be SOLD al Public Auction on account of the
on SAL lURDAY, May 26, 1865, sale commencing at
heretofore known as the satterlee United States
ospilal, VIZ -
S3 frame Buildings.
Board " alKs
2Csdar water;Tanks capacity "A 600 gallons each.
! do. do. do. 100 gallons,
Iron Water Tank, capacity go go Gallons Gallons. 0'0n
40; DO. do. 300 gallons each
6 Cooking Ranges.
i Abbott & Co.'s Coal-Scale
W woodward Steam Pump.
Morris, laskeI & Co Is Steam-Pump, No. l.
Horizontal Tubular Boilers
Upright Boiler, with iron chimney.
flagstaff liz feet high.
l Lever Pump ID. Vests patent).
2 " OGDEN Wash-IrOughs
Iron Hoppers.
IL cases PIGEON Holes and Book. Racks
2520 feel Picket Fence.
40, 500 Bricks, in chimneY-stacks and ranges.
The Frame Buildings contain about:
$40 Ss9 feet Hemlock and White Pine Scantling.
1S4047 1eet Tongued and Worked boards.
9,S27 feet FLOORING Boards.
$4,000 feet Rough Boards.
6442 feet Shelving.
so feet Office Railing
Also, Sentry Boxes
The buildings will be sold separately.
Terms OF Sale: Cash, Government funds. A de-
post of ten 0 per cent to be pald every accepted
lid; the balance to be paid Immediately after the
safe
The iron and terra Gotta pipes to be sod by the
toO, more or less they lie buried in the ground
TO be dug up and the ground filed in by the pur.
chaser and by superficial measurement amount to
1868 feet of 4-inch cast-ii on water pipe.
ia ieet of inch cast-irOn water pipe.
651 feet of inch gas I1pe.
70 feet of 2-lnch water pipe.
1856 feet OF 10-inch terra Gotta pipe.
Plans OF the buildings can be obtained and sche.
due OF the lots seen upon application at this office.
The bui dngs, &c must be removed within thirty
1907 days rom date of sale, and will be the risk OF
the purchasers.
The Market Street Passenger Railway cars pass
near the Hospital every three (3l minutes.
By order OF
Blev. Brig, Gen. GEO. II CROSMAN,
A. Q NJ. IT,, u. 5. A.
GEORGE X. 0RME,
5TH Capt. A Q, NJ.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

PHILADELPHIA, APRIL IL, lS66.-N0TICE
is hereby given that Wits of Scire Facias will be
issued upon the following claims at the expiration OF
three months from the cate hereof unless the are
paid W thin that time to W. A. SILVER,
Attorney at Law,
No 30 North SEA EN'rH Street
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DENTISTRY.

- THOUSANDS OF TEETH EXTRACTED
without pain Patent applied for. My new in
S1II1p ventlon, Double Reversible Self adjusting
Safety Waived Inhaler for administering Nitrous Oxide
that the Gas can be properly and safely administered
5H ON Dr. Q, L. MUNNs,NO 7Sl SPRUCE street
ISAIAH PRICE, DENTIST, GRADUATE OF
PHILADELPHIA College of Dental Surgery, class le5Si
formerly OF West Chester Pa having three
IN the IY, has ieenmed the practice OF his profession
at N o. 21 N ELEVENTH. Street Philadelphia, WHERE
be will endeav0r TO give satisfactory attention to all WbC
may require his professional services, PNS
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8 10 tuths6t
n GOVERNMENT SALE OF THE MILITARY
NJ kAlLhOAD AT BRAZOS SANTIAGO

- RAlLhOAD AT BRAZOS SANTIAGO,
QUARTERMA sTER- GENERALS OFFICE
49, WASHINGTON. u. o., April 49, 1866
1he attention OF capitalists seeking a profitable
investment is invited to this sale.
,n seaea fIoposals VII be received at the Office Of
Rs DisiSn Of River and
until the first Gay of June next, at IL O'Clock M
iTr n me Inc purchase OF all she right te and ntere
Military Kahroad from Brazos Santiago to Whites
lngs, buoings water stations, turntables bridges
etc. the railroad ma. .erias and suppl es pertaining
10 the road together with the rolling stock, cars,
machinery, and other equipment
lhe sale will not include the title to the land
which ooes not belong to the United States
Inns road is about ten miles IN length and extends
nom Brazos Santiago to Whites Rancho ON the
Rlo GRANGE From this point connection is made
by steamer with brownsville and Matamoras
This route is the shortest and best for The immense
Tathc between the Gulf of Mexico and the Interior
OF southern Texas and Northern Mexico and the
communication by rail alone can readily be ex-
tended to Brownsville
The load already completed saves thirty miles of
mcult and tortuous navigation. Boats on the
river now charge II IS stated tor freight to Browns
each. va"
:, The road is iveieet Ruage good ties rail, and
q ore particular description of the property can
be obtained at tnis Office, at that of the Chief
Quarter master illtary Division of the Gulf at New
a condition of the sale will be that transportation
shall be furnished for all Government troops and
supplies, whenever required, at the rates paid by
government at the tune to the New York Central
Railroad
The terms of payment accented will be those
considered the ost favorable to the Govern
ment, -
Ten per cent cash, in Government funds to be
pald on acceptance ct proposal.
The Government reserves the ripht to reject anv
or all proposals,
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for pur-
chase Of BTazos santiago ana Rio Grande Railroad
and addressed to the DIVISION of River and Rail
Transportation, Quartermaster Generals Once,
WashI ptOn, ID G.
By order of the Quartermaster Geuera
ALEXANDER BLISS,
Brevet Colonel and A. Q. NJ, in charge of Fourth
Division @. n. 6, o. a23tM31
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARi MEM, BUREAU or CON
IN S1hUCll.N AND REPAIR.

NAVY pEPARi MEM, BUREAU OF CON
WARRINGTON, o. q NAV % 1850
Vners VIII be received by tins Bureau until too
lzh OF June 1866, for the purchase o the fol owing
HYained vessels when may be seen at the Navy
PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD
msss SSitw steamer 'SAGAdoRE,' of 507 tons old
scr,w steamer "ALTHEA," of 70 tons, old mea-
soop,ofwar "sI, LOUIS" of 700 tons, Old mea.
- NEW YORK NAVY YARD.
:. rsoole- @ wheel steamer "JAMES ADoER," OF 1I51
tons, Old measurement
a., Paddlewh, el steamer "ocToRARA." of s2o tons,
=, Poddle.wheel steamer "rRIToNIA," of 2O2 tons,
screw steamer JASMINE Of 122 tons, old moa.
surement ' ~
screw steamer "KANAwHA," of 5O7 tons. old
Screw steamer "MARIGoLD," of lie tons, old
Sloop-of-war John ADAMS - m zoo TONS
l. Ihete vessels Will be sold with theI spars stand
ing Ehag,ng re two boats and such other articles as
VIII pe shown to- applicants by the Commaudant OF
the ard where the Vessels e, viii the eXception Of
theiI armaments navy Al chors and chaIns, nautical
and the inyen res examined at any time ON annIi
eaton to the COMMANDMENTS of the Yards
the vessels from sale. - -
Payments must be made within three days from
the dae OF the reception Of the notice of the Accent
ance Of an offer. and the vessels must be removed
ron the Navy Yard within ten days from the date
Proposals slll be indorsed Proposals for the Pur
Onase OF vessels. 62Athtm9t
y GOVERNMENT SALE OF MOLASSES.
OFFICE DEPoT CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE
WASHINGTON ID. c., May IL, 1866. /
Sealed PROPOSAL in duplicate, of the form fur
nished by the under siGned, will be received at this
Office until II O'Clock M. on THURSDAY Nav W
1865, ior the sale of about -
ID 500 GALLONS OF MOLASSES.
(S3 DarTels averaging about AZ gallons each ana
479 hall barrels averaging about 20 gallons eacnJ
Proposals VIII not be received tor less than three
(3) barrels or five t5) halt barrels
All the packages have been regauged and re-
coopered; but If desired by the purchaser will be
rePuaged oy lehable inspector before their de.
lVery. IL can be seen at the Subsistence store
mouse, at Sixth street wharf, Washington D.
y, or samples Will be found with the following
BIevet Bngsder-Ge H. f. CLARKE 20.
G; s., U. S. A, New York city.
Breyet BTiRaderG Gene'al q. l.. KILBURN. A.
=. u. B., U. b. A Philadelphia, Pa.
BreVet Brieadter. Genei 81 L. WILSON, " s. and
Breyet Lieut. Col, Captain and G. s., u. S. A.,
Baltimore, Md - '
Or at this office.
Payment in Government funds abOut fftv nor
cent OF which will be required on the acceptance
OF the bid, and the remainder before the delivery
commences.
No bid received from parties who have failed {
comply with their contracts.
Bidders are requested to be present at the opening
of their bids.
All purchases will be loaded at the Government
wharf IN Washington d. C., free of expense
The usual reservation by the Government IN regard
to bids Will be observed
G. BELL,
10 tuths6t Major and G. s., u. s. A.
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
il May 26 for tn DIGGING aud GRADING, also for
the MAsoN-WoRK; required in the erection Of the
No. 81 N. SIXTH Street, who reserves the right 10
accept or reject any oral OF the bids 52T2t*
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sly st
OF PUBLIC PROPERTY

=
OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND FQUIPAGE,l
NEW YORK, May II, 1865
Will be sold at Public Auction, at the Depot of
Amy Clothing ana Equipage, corner or LAIGHT
and WASHINGTON Streets, New York city, on
FRIDAY. June 1st next, commencing at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, as folows:-
1000 Spades, new.
1000 Shovels, new.
10000 Pickaxes, new.
10000 Pickaxe Handles, new.
These goods are from the best manufacturers, and
are IN the original packages
Samples of the above articles can be seen at the
depot, and further information obtained.
TeTms-Cash, in Government funds. Ten per
cent. down, and the balance before the Foods are
taken from the depot, which must be within three
days of sale, under forfeiture OF the goods and ten
per cent.
5l99t ID. q. M General u, s. A.
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paid W ithin that time to ". A. SILVER,
No. 80 North sESE&rR sf'Si2Sy 4 sstaSt Street.
City to use Of Lane schofeld VS. Cornelius g. Smith
CP, December t., 1864, No 2, for paving sl4395 lot
corner OF Second and Queen streets, 20 teet inches
san vs. J96S Sanders, C. p, March T. 1866, No 50,
streets, Is feet by 20 feet inches.
S sa%e % 0s VS. SS%ss ssS G December t. S
and Montrose stieets 10 feet by 46 ieet inches
for paving $50 81 lot n corner Of Tenth and Poplar
streets, lSIeet 'front.' on Tenth street by S6 leet
S24 lot north side Of Poplar street. S6 fee east from
Same VS. same, q. P March T.. 1866 No g. for paving,
S2S lot NORTH side OF Poplar street. so feet east from
Same VS.. same g. f. March t. 1866, No 4, for paving
lot north side Of Poplar street. "a feet east from
ssme vs william 4. Archer, G. P, March T., 1895 No
D. for paving, S24D lot south side OF Brown street 80
ee Inches east from st. John street. Is eet Inches by
Same VS.. same, c P March T.. 1866, No 6 for paving
S24 % lot south side Of Brown street feet from st.
John street Is ee inches by % feet in. l2thSm+
MILLWARD & WINEBRG GNER.
WIN. M1LLwARD, w1NEBRENER.
MACHINERY AND MANUFACTURERS
S U p P L ! e S,
No. 11S MARKET Street,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
Cotton and Woollen Machinery,
Dealers in Manufacturers Supplies of every dc.
scription.
Oak Tanned Leather Betting,
AND MACHINE CARD CLOTHING
ofbest quality and manufacture. [425 Smrp
n HE So BSCRI RIBER,
For many years connected with MITCHELL'S sA-
LOOMS No 543 CHEsNUT street,. would respectfully
inform his friends and the public generally that he has
opened an
Ice Cream and Refrsshment Saloon,
FOR LADIES AND GESTLEMFN,
AT No. 1921 CHESTNUT STREET,
(GIRARD RoW),
Where he hopes by strict attention to bus ness to
the patronage Of all who may favor him with their
tom. JACOB H. BURDsALL
PHILADELPHIA MAY, 1866 C6l2lm
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MEDICAL.

V y X Il y Il U IL |.
WR1GHT'S TAR SYRUP
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
No. I'll South THIRD Street
Price, Sl'OO per Bottle; $500 for halfa.dozep.
Tie undersigned citizens take pleasure in cheerfully
coug hs colds consun ption whoopng- g-coug6 spotted
ieteI, Ner eompalnt pnns in the breast, hronchids
etc. . he remedy should be in every family -
CbsTes r,sn 5S2 tSrns5s ,1 S5r s,, bsss oies aSco
James Nolen. hquFer Office
William f. COrbit, Associated Press.
William ii. Carpenter Fire Alarm and Police Il
graph, Fifth and Chesnut streets
smss hsnSSph ssr1, Front and iiyS S%6sra streets
H. A, Davis No. 1928 Gaskil street
John roodsde No 1891 Frank in street.
Robert Thompson. No l60s Walter street,
r. 6. Marcn, No, 626 Franklin street
J Geblof. No 79l s. second street.
y. ". Howard No. Dock street
Fl. g. Bartlett No. S27 s. second street
1. YATES NO. eO5 Arch street
Mary Caldwell No ios5 SAMSON street
ihS%9Y 1T,Sv No So 70 "a ETsths Fourth street 5s
George " son No 296 Race street.
Nj. j Hassctt No. ils CSDal street.
s. seymour Rose Busileton.
Char Is Rogers, No. g2l South street
+. z We,ing g on second SSs % and Quarry streets
William Barns, No. bl5 South Front street
y 5. SANFORD, Opera Manager
John MaPnnis. rear of No 1874 North Second street
hrs, =. X. Choate, Newark. DEL
Ar William B. Wrghi:-
SIR I'VE take pleasure In recommending your TAR
SYRUP (of which We have already scld considerably o
oT he Complaints SET forth in your printed bill AREA
submitted 10 the public As gratifying act 70 suffering
on TO afflicted with diseases which It designed to
DLKs q SON, Druggists,
N ~, corner Pine and Six 9Th streets
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DIR. E. COURTARETS DISINFECTING FLUIDS
secured by Letter Patent in the United States and
France. Prepared solely by the New York Disn feeling
Company, at their Laboratory Nos 29S, 300 and 303
HENRY street. New ork; Office, No. AZ CEDAR
street
This Company organized on a permanent basis. with
Dr. CouTthret the celebrated French hemst in charge
FLUIDS Tor sick rooms, nurseries, urinals water
closets, prves cesspools sewers, CUTTERS ships rail-
roads hospitals prisons and public institutions of all
kinds, saughter-houses Oa and lat-boiIng establish
ments al kinds OF manures Immensely increasing the
value Of the after TO every farmer and wherever poi
nous and offensive gases exist These agents de-
ooOrZers sntiseptcs antputrescents, and snectants
in the scientific meaning OF the words They remove
noXous and odoIs by chemical princples-leayipG
in their places hedFM air; they are DEsTRoYERs and
NOT merry dbsoT6enS OF poisonous gases-not Injurious
to utensils In which they are used The attention OF
medical and scientific men is direc ed TO these dsnfec
tans Attached are timonias In favor of this great
discovery which, with hundreds OF Others, be seen
at hi Company's Office.
DELAvAN HOUSE. ALBANY, March 30 1866 To the
President of The New York Dismfecting Company-
Dear Sr:-lt is all 1t is presented TO be We have
made many trials of osnfectants but consider that
have found article which surpasses all others as
remedy against all bad odors. I: RoESSEL q co.
NEW YORK, April 8, l866.-To the President Of the
New York Disln ectDg Company-Dear Sir We pro
nounce without exception to be the best I'VE ever
knowr Its effect upon every matter is complete and
instantaneous. q. A. STETSON, AstOr House
b. These Disiniectants used by the scayengers
under the direction of the sanitary Police of the Metro
poian Health Department. New York
General and Sole Agents for the United states and the
Canadas, to whom all orders should be addressed
For sale by all Druggists and General Dealers the
United htates ana Canadas. 5l93m
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nR.LESSEY'S VEGETABLE PILLS CURE
u Dyspepsia, Diarrhea. Rheumatism, Sick Head
acne, ana all derangemeDts of the Liver They purify
the bood and make the skin sef and fair For sale by
Dr. IbSSEY. No 1888 N. NINTH Street Philade phia
and by Druggists geneTall' r"
CAMDEN, N. SOptember2 lS65-Dr Lessey-Dear
sr-lt gives me great pleasure to add testimony in
favor OF your vegetable Liver Pills J." L had been
afflicted with deraDged Onditon of the Liver for ten
years, and during that time, suffer intensely from
acrid discharges rom stomach and bow els, seriously
pIos ating my ply sca mental energies for weeks
al time. SO much so that nv lie was despaiied OF
But tb ough a kind Providence, was introduced to
YOU, and by the use of Pills have been wonder
FULLY restored not having had attack my old COM
p all or lost single SRbOath service. They act like
sT6 Had h 1t not been for them have no doubt
must aad a lew lines IN favor of your Life Pre-
server" or Vegetable Liniment / have used l. for
Erysipelas scalds and Burns and Infamm atiOns: It
produces remarkable results i was cured of a very
bad sore by It's Many OF neighbors using IT,
and gives universal satisfaction At should be in every
house. Yours,
REV. J. II. STOCKTON,
42stuthslm* THIRD Street amden n J.