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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

CHARLES J. PETERSON,
900 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-08-10

to the mark. First, that Nrw Hampshire
man, Horace Greeley, raises the hue aud
cry about their ears. Next, AS E sIr
Cleavcland, another New Hampshire man
---or, at any rate sal in the family" q
brother-n-law at the rst-drobs down
from the 9th to the Bind District, where
most, of these short-consienced gentlemen
win their long purses. to see 10 them,
And, finally, the second New Hampshire
man, who has never lived in New York.
but has heard of Wall street and the Elk.
change Geo. b. Haywood, of the Inter.
nal Revenue Bureau, here, appointed As.
sistant Assessor, with special commission
to look after these gentlemens incomes
What will the proud metropolitans Of the
Empire State say to that?
G. B. McOartcc has resigned his posi-
ton of chief of the bureau of engraving
and printing of the Treasury Department
i is said, to go into business in New
York, -
Sheppard was honorably discharged BY
Justice Walter, on Friday, Judge Purcell
not appearing, and not enough ofevidenc'
having been adduced to warrant the hold
ing of the defendant for trial for the alleg
ed libel.
Judge Purcell has sued the Republican
proprietor for $4,000 FOR two libels
j f.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-08-10
The Council.

Wepublish this week entire, the report
oc the Council of Ceusors on the subject
o: Taxation N -, M g.
Without at present either pralsing OF
condemning some Of the other reports
made by the Hon. Council, we most heart
ily commend this able and common sense
report to the careful perasal of our read
ers. 1t is a document well worthy OF at
tention. When the reader satisfies HIM.
self that just levyins of the public taxes
would greatly. diminish the poor mans
burdens, let him consider the remedy to
be applied to the evil of unjust taxation.
We confess ourselves highly gratlhed that
the Hon. Council have taken this matter
in hand, though their report comes far
short Of telling the whole truth in the
premises. They have said enough, how
ever, to arouse public attention, and we
hope the subject will be kept before the
eyes of the people until the remedy is
found and applied.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-08-10
Johnson.

We took ride up to the new house
which John w. Carpenter is building, and
which we have before spoken Of, on Sat
urday last He is erecting commodious
twe-story house and H. aud finishing it
in really handsome style. 1t is one Of the
finest sites in the county, commanding an
exquisite view Of the Gihon and Lamoillc
rivers, and Of the grand amphithetre Of
mountains. The order of Good Templars
in the county point to John as one Of tho
most conspicuous Of the brands plucked
from the burning OF intemperance, and will
all rejoice to hear of his prosperity. Had
SSS aSSiQa@ g R s 81 tbs HG os e 5
we should say its labors had been rewarded.
The great excitement of the two weeks
past, has been the extraordinary influx
and activity of life insurance agents. No
less than seven were in town ut one time.
and we believe that each of them took
more or less applications.
The National, the Vermont, the Equif.
able, and perhaps other companies, all
have their advocates. People are becom-
ing thoroughly aroused to the Importance
OF life insurance.
Croquet, here, as in almost every 9TH
er village in the county, is becuming
dlstemper almost. Since woman suffrage
is bound to go, we think no game ip which
she is not an equal participant can be
called "the national gamo.' So "basc-
ball" must go down, and croquet come up.
Men, women and children of all ages en-
gage in it old and young, rich and poor,
high aud low, wise and simple all seem to
enjoy it with equal zest. ~
We noticed nice new cottage, on the
street over the Gihon, nearly opposite Mr.. |
Bucks, beipgerectedby Mr.. Arthur Pike
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-08-10
Stowe.

One of Parish's teams dropped bag
Of wheat between this village and Water
bury one day Hast week. Mr.. Churchill
who was not far behind, set it beside the
road and gave information to Capt Par
ish. Next morning when Parish sent for
the wheat, it had disappeared. A war
rant Of search was issued against one Brown.
Brown was fined ten dollars and COSTS
amounting to about as much more.
Ella Picciola" has been revived. The
first performance of the season was given
by the amateurs of the Mansfield Hotel
on Saturday night week. On Friday Eve.
last, the Stoke Amateur Club, By special
request Of The guests Of the Mansfield,
performed 1.-The Hidden Hand" in the
Company's beautiful little Theatre. AL
though we could not be present, and have
received no report of the performance, we
have little doubt that the club did itself
credit, and gave cordial satisfaction to then
fashionable audience. ...
Stages leave the Mansfield for the sum.
init, regularly each day, at 8 A. NJ. and
2P. NJ.
The turnpike to the summit of Mans
field has not progressed as rapidly thi,
season, as was anticipated, owing to the
difficulty of getting workmen, but it i:
hoped that it will be completed before the
close of the present visiting seasan.
Although the Mansfield Hotel is no
overcrowded, it is believed that no othel
fashionable resort in the country has thu
far, lad so nearly its usual quota of visit
ors.
PROFESSIONALLY about Is in number
are daily riding into different parts o
the county, penetrating every by-roac
aud wild woodsy region" and occasion
ally enivening the neighboring village
with their cheerful presence.
A Lodge of Good TempIars has jus
been instituted here, with Rev. j. ID
Beeman as Worthy Chief, who is as earn
est and practical in the temperance caus
as he is in almost all other good works
One look into the cheerful countenance o
this young divine, is better sermon thai
any gloomy recluse can preach.
Hon A. r. Camp had severe paraly
tic shock last week, which has drawn hi
face somewhat out of shape and leave
his tongue very thick. He has gone t.
Saratoga where it is earnestly hoped h
will get restored, but many fear he ma,
not fully recover, and that the Count,
may have %S supply his place
on the county ticket as candidate 70
Senator.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-08-10
The Musical Jubilee

At Lyndonville commences to-day, and
continues until Friday Eve. Great at.
tractionshave beenadded to tie programme
since we published it two weeks ago. The
grove will be lighted each eve. by lOO
Chinese Lanterns. Three Brass Bands,
including Hough's celebrated Band from
Lebanon, N. H., will be present. Fire.
works, addresses poems, ETC., etc. Those
whe cannot go all the time would be paid
by attending even the. last days perform
ance. II is only fliirday's drive from
most parts Of our county to Lyudonville.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-08-10
Waterbury,

Mr. Ell. L. ODER, of Hyde Park, has
been at Waterbury giving lessons in sing
ing, both at the village and at Waterbury
Centre, with good success. He has just
closed his second course and intends to
spend a few weeks at the Normal Music
School at Leveuia, New ork, after which
he will return to teach singing at Water
bury and vicinity. His thorough, plain
method of instruction recommends him to
all who desire to learn music.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-08-10
I. q. Of G. T.
HYDE PINK. VT.. Aug. 10.

HYDE Pix, W., Aug. 10, go.
At regular Meeting of Lamoille Cen,
trail Lodge, No. 46, |. 0. of IT., til,
following we're duly installed as officer,
for the term ending Oct. 3lst, 1869.
P. w. G. Tl--Chas. G. Morse,
w. @. T.-Alonzo Cobleigh,
w v T.--Mse. II. J. Liley,
w. s.-sE. Henry wIIrey;
W. A. S.-Miss Julia Keller,
W. T.-Joseph LaPage, Jr,
W. L. S.-MLss Jennie Keller,
W. C.--Deunis u. Bicknel,
W. M.--IIenry p Lapage,
". D. M.--Mliss Maggie Hogan,
w. |. G.-Miss Alice Gates,
W. o. G.-Alonzo Scribner,
w. h. ii. S.-Mrs. A. CobIeigh,
W. l.. Ii. S.-Mrs @. Crane.
II. HENRY WILEY, w. s.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-08-10
COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.
The Railroad.

We give below an article from tut
Portland Press, showing the favorable
result of the meeting in the White Noun
tains, which we spoke of last week
- We are further informed that the WORK
of the survey on the Vermont portion
has been divided into three sections, tt
be placed under three different surveying
narties in order to complete the work IL
the shortest possible space of time con-
sistent with thorough and iudlclous sur
yey and location. Proposals for bids toi
the grading and bridge building will soon
be advertised for.
The sections, are 1st, from the Con-
necticut river to Walden heights, under
what engineer we are not informed; ID
from Walden heights to Cambridge, UNI
der Mr.. sigoruney; and 3D., from Cam
bridge to Swanton, under Mr.. Hale.
As these parties will commence thell
work simultaneously, it is expected tina
the whole survey will be completed ii
about one-third of the time which it woult
take one party to accomplish the entire
work. OF the meeting to-day we can
not speak until next week--and we hop'
many of our readers will be here to SCI
and hear for themselves.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-08-10
Correspondence to the Portland Press
Portland and 0gdenSburg X. IL,

CRAwfoRD's N. H., Aug.3. 1869.
An important railroad meeting has been
held to-day at this house, in the interests
of the Ogdensburg railroad, at which the
Portland and Ogdensburg company We're
represented by Gen. S. j. Anderson, H..
N. Jose, William Deoring, Andrew
Spring and John L. Donnell, Esqs; the
Portland, White Mountains and Ogdens-
burg company by every member OF the
Board Of Directors of which Hon. John
G. Sinclair Bethlehem is President, and the
Vermont corporations by Hon. George
w. Hendee of Morristown, Col. Jewett
of Swauton, Col. Franklin Fairbanks and
Judge Morrill, of St. Johnsbury and
others.
The proceedings were harmonious, and
an important step in the progress OF thu
great work was taken. The New Hamp-
shire corporation (under the provisions OF
- an act Of the Legislature OF that STATE
passed in July last, voted 10 surrender
their charter to the Maine corporation,
which is authorized by the same act to
. extend their road to the Connecticut Iiv.
er, where it will connect with the Yer.
mont portion Of the line. Encourage
ment Of considerable subscriptions in New
Hampshire was given. The Vermont
Directors reportel that the money hao been
raised sufficient to secure the building ID
the road in that State, that assessments
have been ordered on the stock of the La.
noble Valley Company, and that adver.
tisements for proposals for the construc'
ton Of the road would soon be issued
There seemed to be no doubt that work
would be commenced along the whole
line of the road early the coming autumn
All this must be poor comfort for tn,
eeeeddts-, --e.-s."rre' Bxnded fond hopes Of
collapse aud disaster upon the foundation
of"Syphax" in the Boston journal.
The crawford" is very full, there hav.
70 ing been over two hundred arrivals to.
day. Among the Portland people stop
ping here besides gentlemen already men.
tIoned are Mr.. Consul Murray and Mrs.
'- Murray and Mr. and Mrs. NJ 7. Emery.
A'7 Hon. I. j. L. Fuller or Washington,
ID. y. formerly NJ. q. from the Calais
= District, and wife are also here.
lmet the Rev. Mr.. Bollcs, and wife
and child, moment yesterday at the
Tip Top House. They were en- route to
Portland. NATURAL SEAPORT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-08-10

Last Saturday night, Moses Smith and
Geo. Dillingham; caught a nice fat cub IN
a trap. Bruin is now alive and we'll, and
is attracting much attention by his ami
able qualities. They confidently expect
to cipture the Parent bears.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-08-10

Amasa spauldhg died on Sunday night
last, aged 70 years. He had lived on the
farm where he died for nearly City years
and was respected citizen His funeral
takes place to-d;y.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-08-10

Mr.. S. II. Waters, of johnson, and a
graduate of the State Normal School, is
to teach select school in Watervilic Will
age,--eommencing Wednesday, Septem-
Der LIST, next. It
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-08-10

DRcal the advertisements in this
wook'a NEwspgArrR.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-08-10

The address was listened to with pro.
found attention, and all who heard il pro-
nounccd il one Of great excellence, con.
tanning many new facts, and left an i'm
preston on the minds of the audience that
viii be lasting. 'ala f I'm. 3d
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
Restorntion WondnrfnI
A1er a heavy Lumber Wagon had ruH ouer a. Bae
-.-- ar1n MnahinnAw "a. MInh Ann n Ian

AJter a Navy Lumber Wagon had ruu over a. Back.
SEQ, washtenAw Co., Mich. April "a lHp.
MEssRa. THos. ALLCoCK A Co.-inoi0gsd sond you
~ order for Jour excellent Porous plastsrl They
have done me a great deal 81 good, Two year, ago, on
the 18TH Of March, Was run over By lumber wagon,
which injured my back severely and broke on one OF
the spinuous processes lthe lowest Joint Of the back
bons) and ruptnred tho tigamonts between four Of the
others. A hump OF about an inch an half was all tho
external evidence Of injury, but The psin was far great.
pr taAn dying every day would DO. I applied 70 the
host physicians Of New York, Wisconsin and Miohi.
gan, who failed 10 relieve mo, though, In Justice 70
them, must say some OF their prescriptions did not
follow. / gave M all hopes Of permAn ent relief from
pain; when, ! happeped 70 read your ady%erusement,
which i had seen before, but had PAID no attention 10
II, but now concluded 10 sond for a dollars worth, and
at least mako a trial OF them. This was several months
AGO, The first plaster did mo good. Ithon sent for
haH a y9rd, and put 4 on my back, reaching from hip
bone TO hip bone ! hav0 worn 10 for I'VE or ax wecka
and feel noArly as well as ever. think nothing but
Alloook's Porous Plaster has dono ms any good, ana Il
u Ia not that, then i am getting we'll from an injury
from which the beatturEconH and physioiAns told mo.
Yen have a chance 10 iv9 And .yaq haysa chance TO
will stick 20 mo; and, judging IRON those already triod,
~ w 4. s. SEYMOUR.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07

Messrs, NOLAN 4 BRos., Wholesale Druggists
Wheeling, Va, ssy, under date OF July ~. 1866. tina
they can safely the Gargliug Oil for
more diseases than II Is recomm snded for. ,
From j. X FrsIVR Unioniewn. Pa, June 81,
lsoT-Your aarglihg OIL Is dsing much better here
than formerly, since its virtues have become
known, and tho bottles put mp for Family Use,
without stain, arc mueh sought for. .t
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
Medicinal Quantities Of De Porous Plasiers.


- 10 ~ ID HARTFORD, Conn, Nov n. 1884
MEHanH. THoA, ALLCOCK a Co.-Ploaao send, With
daily experience %contrins their very superior ercel-
lenoes AZ this momont Of writing a man applies one,
who. by ontaneiemont IN the shaft Of machlnery, had
hoth his legs broker, spine severely injured, and was
for noary n year entirely helpless. THIS man found
relief ven socn by the application Of a plaster 70 bis
sumo. lie ives HQon enabled 70 work, and nov he
labors ~ we'll an tver. He would oheerfully pay 90 for
q single plaster N they could not be had alta lower rate,
j am surprised that surgeons do mot make use Of those
perforated plasterai TO tue exclusion Of all others, as
their heulnlily and adhesivoneaa are greatly IN adj
vance Of all other plastera with which ! am acquainted
while the pofforationa peculiar to them render them
greAty, superior 70 AL others for ordinary surgical
naeA ka2Wingt me plAsters 20 % :? usetul, have no
hcruploA that my sentiments should be known.
j. W. JOHNSON, M. ID.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07


Invalids, broken down In health and spirits by ohron'o
Dyspepsia, or suffering from the terrible exhaustion
which follows tho attachso u acute dlsease,the testimony
Of thousands who have been FafodA ~ By q miracle from
a similar state Of prostrAtion BY H~osTETTER's
BToMA1H BTTTERS,is a sure guarantee that by the
same moins UToom may be strengthened and restored.
But TO those Who rtandln peril Of epidomleA. toAll Who.
BY reason Of exposure, phvations, and unoonEeniAl oil.
mate OF unhealthy purruitA, may At any moment be
stricken down, This pafaerhphismos particularly and
omphAtioally addressed. You, who are thus situated,
are profored an abAoluteaAfegund AgAinet the danger
that menaeos you. Toub and regulate the system with
this harmless modicinh btimuleht and alep uvo. and
you will be foreRrmod against ~ mAladid vhobo seods
float around you In the air unsoen. H~oSTETTER's
STOMACH BIrTERs are not only a stAndaAd Tonic
and Alternative throughout the United States, but they
are accredited By the certificates OF tho most distin'
guished citizens Of the Union, TO tho people Of other
lands. In Canada, Australia and the West Indies,they
are gradually taking tho pace OF other stomaohics.
whether native or foreign, aud as surely as truth is pro-
grossivo and demonstration overthrows doubt, they
will eventually supersede even other tnvigorAnt and
restorative no employed In medicinal praeuce taaE
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07

From On. T. W. ELtIs, Ca, Jan. Q, 1871 I
could receive both boxes of tho dargling OIL It viii
not be too much. as I think I coult soon hnd sale
for u all. the inquiry being frequent aanee II IA sup.
posed that ! have II for sale.
From DR.. VIZ. s. MCCALL, Channels, Mo-, Nov. 6
ls5s.-Your dargiing OH is taking the chine on
from all The linimonts OF the day. II sou desired
them, could procure dozens or eertifcatos from
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
49,

Extract Of a letter from Hon. NATHAN LINDSEY,
County Judge Of Shelby Co, Iowa, dated Harlan,
April Is, 1907. II is decidedly preferred to any
other linlnient sold IN this section.
Extract Of letter from SAMUEL 8. HUPP, dated
Fallsburg. Ohio, July II. ls8a,-m June last Henry
SAME had a yearling colt that had what was suppos.
cd 10 be Diptheria for more than ton days %. thatit
could not eat, and the throat swollen almost shut,
and by the use Of mree OF -four applications OF the
dollar bottles did the desired effect gatf
From A, a.. MIL, LewisYilles Cosohocton Co.,
Ohio. March, 1927 have used your dargIing oil
for the Scratches on my horse. and It cured It Win
the nrSt application.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
Highly usehlin Affections of the Heart.

30 ..r FARNvILLI, louisiana, March Z, 1850.
Dr.T. AELcocK-Sir; i have been nffenng under
a severe attack OF ''neurAlRie diseAAsh Of my bowels for
years, With 'hypertrophy Of tho heart" and have tried
everything known 70 tho practice OF medicine from tho
very best NJ. D's hut truth prompts mo 70 cay that
your plaators have gfvOn mo more permanent relief
than anything else ] hAyo used, and believe will pro
The oounterirTitant effect Of your plastera Ia produo.
ed IN such a mild and gradual way they - inStgorate
piled, and eEort upon all nervuus diseases such a great
sedatiye Influence, that place them confidently at tho
haAd oiover plaster now In use.
Eyofy medical man who becomes acquainted with
thom will nssuredly his patienta 10 use no
other than the ModicAted 1udia Rubber Plaster Of
DIR. Alleook. Yours, very truly,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07

Pains In the Ghost and ACUTE Indi-
|4s gestion Cured. tr

- LsIeF JFVHI NC HVH' VdTI ncHuFH'
CHICAGO, Sept. o. 1859.
To THE Enron OF THE NV yonK CRIMINAL ZRI.
TUFa -Gentiemeni All foel obliged N you will in
form your friend, MIR DoiehmAn, that 1 have quite re-
covered from the severe pain In ms chest, from which
I have 70 long suffered Allooek's Porous Plaster cured
me, OF which he speaks 20 highly I tried almost every
think to relieve the pain, without any benefit before I
used tho plaster, which, strange to say, in q few days
after putting II on, perfectly relieved me. have worn
the plAaters for the past nine months, changing once
IN a week or two, without any return Of the pain In my
chest or the least dihiealtE In taking any kind Of food.
Show DeiohmAn this letter, and please TO publish IL Ia
your paper. Most respectfully,
.NorE NJ EnIropa OF CRIMINAL ZEIruN0.-we in.
seft this letter With pleasure, a. u affords US an oppor
tunity for saying that any one afflicted with pains In
the chest, accompanied with indigestion, can, by
applying at this ofheo, receive ample testimony from
tors 0i Mr.. AleOck, which he used for aK months for
a similar Affection.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
Weak Back Cured.

sHRUn OAR, Yorktown, N. Y, Jan. 10. ls@.
a. ALLcOCK A Oo.-uentlemen Ihaye boon troub
led with a lame back over ten years, so as TO be unable
to do any kind o. hard work, In June last l procured
one Of Alleook's Porous Pastors and wore ID three
weeks, when | found NY back entirely cured, and wAi
able 70 NOV and cradle as Vol a. ever / could In mI
best days, These plAsters should DO In ev0y house. l
mover believed that any external remedy could be q
powerful and 30 good as these plastorA. Their effect
them. STEPHEN PUGSLEY,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07

In, GREEs, No. $50 broadway, New York, lnioFml
Ne hesold. 90 Monday, June "a, lai2, two plAsters 70 a
young woman suffering severely from lumbAgo. On
Thursday she called 10 get two more lot a friend, and
then stated how the two abe had purchased on MOndaj
had relieved her Immediately after putting them on
and CURED MIR IN TWO DAYS OF n most distressing
pain in her back and lOine.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
kHS

From cRuAfP a BRos., coehrans LANDING. Ohio,
Nov 20, is5e.-we are pleased with your medicine.
II has been the meana Of curing a great lumber OF
different diseases upon persons. a. also upon
horses. We think II curoa all you recommend Il
10 do. We want you 10 sond usths larger proportion
of the variety for Family UsNT in small boalespr.
MINI 90 ni.u
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07

Extract from a lettar nom ,. o, PRATT. dated
Quincy, ChAutAuauA Co., n, ", August "a ls5i,-
1 have been acquainted with your medicine (darg-
ling ON for the last fourteen years. II has proved
a sure cure for Foot Rot In Sheep for which l sold
the last bottle and have calls almostd daily for more f,
Please forward as soon as convenient,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
Whooping Cough.

H. OAYUdA, Kinds County, Miss.
~ ALIcooK a Qo.-Gen1emenI, Please sahd ma
another sir dozen OF your Porous PlastersL They are
In great demand here lof MhonpinK Cough. They ael
like a charm. l could have soldtwo dozen this week II
SSIJ0HNL wILLIAM Ms, p. NJ.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07

r. d TArIoH, Of Concord. Kya sAys tho oarsIIns 4
Ol cured a horse Of his. injured while ploughing
oy attempting TO stop over a stump. almost overlna
te thigh from the body Tuiu0thathe has used Il IN
MS family for hncen years. mdfs he beH remsdy
Tor outs Burns, Bruises, Frost Bites, Strains
Rheumatiam, otc., he ever used.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
Nnruons AReotionn az Haad.

Certificate Of Col, A.. 4, srEhLrEo, as TO effect OF
Allcooks Porous Plaaters. Hf
FortWo yohn I have been q RreAt ~sufieres frol
Neuralgia In the hesd, and found only temporary re,iel
from al the various temedies that Ihavo tried, until
applied one Of AllcOok's Porous PlAatera / out II into
three stripe, placing one under each shoulder blade
and the other over the email OF the back and for The
old pain.
I advise all who suffer from nervous diseases, 10 les,
no time In making a trial OF the wonderful porOul
Plaster. Az rER11N0, Soc. Singer Mfg 90.
New York, June q, 1855.