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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

MIR Lowell has sold his property con-
sisting of afne lot and two dweling-houses
to Loren Hayden, who has recently bought
and taken possession Of the premises for
merry owned by f. Sawyer, Esq.
Paris Rawson has sold his farm on New
fame hill to Wells Halliday, formerly of
East Dover, and Merrill Rawson, and has
purchased and moved upon the estate of
the late Hon. Marshal Miller.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

The Times says DIR. Walpole has lost his
beautiful chestnut mare. She died sudden
ly in harness, it is supposed from bots or
pin worms. II the DR.. had used Meriddns
Cavdtyy Condition POWDERS, he would no
dou bit, have had his mare to-day-they are
death on worms.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

Portsmouth, n. H., Mrs ]. I. Williams. This ia to
certify that have been afflicted with what my doctor
said consumption. In the first place was taken
down with the lung fever and lay nine weeks and was
not able to get off my bed and at last my doctors told
me that had gone into consumption and said that
could not live three days You were at the Frank
lin Hotel; sent for you and you called to me; but
you thought there was not much hope; but you left
some medicine and in three days commenced to get
better and III six weeks was up about the room am
now Il well rs could be expected
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

and the greater service we-o@o TO truth and
right And recognizing this allegiance let
us cease our petty chickering's and unite in
laboring for the common end, that our lives
may be accounted worthy, and the world
be better for our having lived in IL.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

Manchester, N. H., Mrs Chas. Cullens. This is to
certify have been afflicted with heart disease for is
years. and at times it thought that could not live,
and / employed the best physicians, they said they
could do nothing for me, more than atemporary
lief. your advertisement in the paper called on
you at the city Hotel and you gave treatment AZ
ter taking your medicine week. commenced TO gain
and 1t il nine weeks since took your medicine,
and consider myself about well, well could be
expected at my age, am So years.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

Chapped hands are very common with
those who have their hands much in water.
A few drops of JohnsOns Anodyne Lini-
menn rubbed over the hands two or three
times day, will keep them soft and white
Fishermen, sailors, and others will do well
70 remember this.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

Cyrus Temple was chosen delegate to
the Constitutional Convention at MOntpe-
lier at the town meeting last Tuesday, lOtI
inst. But little interest was taken in this
election here, and only about one-fourth
our usual number of votes cast. Mr.. Tenn
pie is understood to be opposed to the adop-
ton of all the proposed constitutional
amendments,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

State Of Rhode Island, Providence Plantation City Of
Providence, TO wit: ~ ~
BE it enacted that this 9Th day of February A. d.
1851 Before me the subscriber, Justice of the peace
OF said State in aud for the city aforesaid personay
appeared James Rider residence 10 Carpenter street
Providence l., and made oath on the Holy Eyanaeh
OF Almighty God that he had been afflicted with rhen
matn Tor the past four years following an injury and
that he suffered pain all of the time until the 10Th day
OF october 1867, when he applied to Dr. ConRdou sIi
Westminster street and after weeks treatment he
was relieved Of all pain and enabled to throw away his
canes and walk without them, which he had not done,
before since MS injury also that he had been constant
sufferer from neuralgia of the head for three
cured 4S
No. College street ~N' 'ii0e
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13
TESTIMONIALS.

Lowell Mass, Mrs. Samuel Rand $50 Aiddlesex ST.
This il t. certify that have been afflicted with the Nv
complaint and caarrh for years, and reduced TO
mere skeleton, and since taking your medicine have
gained thirty pounds and consider myself well
person Of my age, tfty-hree years old, will
any inquiries. Aso, my husband was cured of
bilious complaint and heart disease; he was 80 bad
that he not able to attend to his busnesa; since
taking your medicine he appears entirely well.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

tutional Convention caused but very little
interest here, there being less than 80 votes
cast. 5. $. Stoddard, Esq, was elected ON
third ballot.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

Great Falls, N H., Mr.. Samuel Beale. This is to
tfy that have been afflicted with Deafness caused
by catarrh, that for twenty years unable 10
hear watch tick called you Great Falls Hotel
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13
West HraffTebOro.

George T.. Stockwell has sold his farm
to Willard Whitney Of Marlboro. Price,
$3.50. Mr.. Whitney is rebuilding the foun-
daton which was torn away by the October
irushCt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

The voters of Townshend at the town
meeting last Tuesday elected A. c. Howard
AS delegate to the Convention at Montpelier
next month,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13
TO .fDv.BRTEsBRs

THE VERMONT PHOENIX HAS LARGER CIR
CuLATIoN THAN ANY oTHERNE"sfAfAN IN
souTHRRN VERMONT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

Lewiston, Me-, James L. Allen, nightly emissions.
suffered for months with headache wakefulness pains
in various parts Of the body forgeuness melancholy
and great mental dependency after taking a course of
treatment from you was relieved entirely.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

Lowell, Mass, Miss Mary Seaman cured OF oonsump-
ton, she is entirely well, and it was supposed by
her friends that she could not live but short time
when she commenced taking my medicine.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

L. NJ. Newell was elected delegate to
the Constitutional Convention at Montpe-
lier next month"; at the town meeting last
Tuesday, 10Th inst.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

AT the town meeting ON Tuesday, May
10th, Il. $. W ood was chosen delegate to at
tend the Constitutional Convention at Mont
pelier next mouth.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

Biddeford, Me, Mr.. John Drew No. IS South streot
Ihs ~ certify my daughter her 7th wear has been
sunJee 10 hts nom one to two overy week ever sinca
she was eleven years old II il supposed by The hest
physiciahs here that il caused by fright; she was
AT play with some children and one appeared 10 her 40
ghost and it frightened her terrniy and soon ate,
tnat she commenced to have fits, and have tried eve
S.hng without help, and see your advertisement so
called on you at the Biddeford Hotel and she ~
treatment OF you and after taking your medicine she
never mad but one She has been taking YOUR medi
o''' ABOUT Two weeks and am in hopes she is cured
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

Lowell, Mass. MIR. W. L. Seavcr and daughter cured
of scrofulOus umor the neck, which considered
by the best ply sic!ans incurabe.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

Lowell, Mass, Mr.. j. T. Wallace, cured Of rheumatic
rheumatism who had not been able to walk for months
and IL now entirely well.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

rim its proper place among obituary no.
iioes Is announced the death OF another Of
soH aged and venerable citizens John
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13
Great Family Remedies.
AFTER WHICH
PROF. ABBEY,

my Assistant will Operate all that afflicted with
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Deafness, Toothache, Ear
ache, Headache and all other pains and aches, every
fair evening during my stay in your town, FREE OF
CHARGE on your public square.
Office Hours From 9 a, m. to 9p. III.
p. s. will say, for the benefit of those who intend
10 call during my stay i'll the town. to not delay
till the last moment My rooms then 80 thronged
that it is almost impossible to treat all who come.
Extract from the Lowell Courier.
DR.. Congdon, the Indian Doctor has been very sue
cessful in curing many obstinate Of sickness of
long standing since he came TO this city. He is still
at the American House. whore he will remain until tho
first week April The afflicted should call and see
him at His rooms always thronged the last
few days of his stay.
Extract from the Lowell Citizen.
The remarkable cures by DR.. Congdon, The Indian
Doctor, who If stopping at the American House, is
awakening scientific interest in tins city and 1t is r-
mored by of most prominent citizens, that he
has made some wonderful We believe he does
not intend to remain in the city after the 4h of April
All those wishing to see the Doctor, should go mmedi-
ately, and avoid the crowd
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

Hundreds Of other cases could be added If IL
acere slaoeasasB
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13
SPLENDID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Universalist Sabbath School in this
village are now engaged in rehearsing
Frost's Grand Allegory and Tableaux of
Scenes IN the Life of Christ, which is to be
brought before our citizens next Saturday
and Monday evenings, May l4th and 18th,
at the Town Hall, under the personal direc-
ton of Mr.. G. s. Frost of Providence, r. l.,
who brings with him nearly a ton of freight,
consisting Of costumes and scenery. Diff
ferent from ordinary tableaux they are
most of them formed before the audience,
and are illuminated with brilliant colored
lights the smoke being conveyed from the
Hall by ap apparatus furnished by Mr..
Frost. We copy the following notices of
the DroSS:-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13
REVERE HOUSE,
BRATTLEBoRo,
COMMENCING Nj Y Oh.

where he will remain fourteen days He treats suo-
cessfuly all durable diseases which the human sys
TEN IL subject.
Dr. G. can be consulted all diseases that aact the
human race. He has medicine which he prescrb,s for
an Diseases such Dyspepsia, Constipation Asthma
Angina PectorE, Choroes Loss ef Voice. rheumatism
Rheumatic Gout Liver Disease, all kinds Of sexual
weakness, DabetiH Headache, Nervous Irritation Of
me Brain, Bronchitis, Catafrh Diseases Of Heart,
Eruptiye Diseases, Commissions, Hysteria Neuralgia
Thrush, Congestion of Spleen Irritation Of Stomach
Diseases Of Kidneys Ulcerating and Displacement Of
The Womb, Morbid Appetite, Wakefulness General De-
putty, Weak spine Nervous Depression, Difficult
BREATHING with Pain in the Lungs, Weak and Sore
Eyes Of every description, Discharges from the Ears
Noise in he Head Cancers, Tumors, Piles, Suffering
&c, &c.
Dr. Congdon'f medicines, purely vegetable, gath
cred from the hills and valleys which have ever been
the haunts Of the Red man.
DR. c. s the only real Indian Physician travelling
throughout the United states, who has the power Of
Telling Diseases at Sight.
FREE!
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13

The exhibition of the Allegory and Tab
leaux was witnessed on Thursday night by
a crowded house. All the available space
was occupied. The exhibition was one of
the most interesting of the kind ever held
here, Illustrating the Bible history most
wildly. The tableaux were magnificent,
and the one of the Ascension magnificent
beyond description. The ARRANGEMENTS
were well luade, the costumes very costly.
Tue exhibition gave good satisfaction.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-05-13
tFrom the Cambridge CMass.) Press.

One of the most interesting exhibitions
ever seen was given at City Hall on Tues
day and Wednesday evenings. Frosts
Grand Allegorcal Tableaux was exhibited
on both evenings TO crowded houses. The
TableauN were arranged in fine order,
showing as the imagination would picture
all the Scenes through which the Saviour
passed, from his birth 10 his ascension. Mr..
Frost has certainly ingenious talent in the
way of arrangement, for every scene seems
complete in itself.
, 1870-03-02
TIE ELEVATED RAILWAY,
PFcEFeRs OF tho Work-Thp Rond
Nearly Completcd-Descrap OF
the Carr. Stations, aud mnchluerY
Tor fxopeaflnK tAc Carriages.

FFefn the Htp FORK World
.,tes Is row for ~ saslo he
the na:tefy to Tnitt!eta s:fttf, and IL expected
tnst tlalns will soon Be run OF 1t for the SOON
cal ol6cult3eA 70: Ia te oserroIe, cut thar are of
ixtsa.l enAtae.er, and vii soon We disposed Of.
TIC cArs Of ltis road are the sauc ~ lhe ordl-
ssntel4 lIatead OF four. aud loat theJ a.e b.t On
cnash spE.nEe. wnlcn rest on rod a: the e1tEocae
sses a1ec eo onz Is xsse q % ~
ot the car undtTpeash IL sereA Of elliptic springs,
The ob1tct Of which II 10 cktc1 the 1rst momeu.
1u9 Of tue rope - i attaches i!self to TIC ca.,
Aad commnn,cste that no:lou Gradually to Ii, Ia
sgreeanle teEt. and wou,d alao be ltn!e 70 break
work adn,1aol1 the motton Of as,ssotce sns ca AZ
~ s,.t.,nE one o. tae oriloa7; street cats. ~
TIE mollse power for the rosd ts 80 epllAd by
Aefen engines, vita tEo osc laupR cyllodtra
apiece, n'ne Inches ia dikme.ef, win f1nrieea.
anen ssE15e. 9 sc wheh are aoou: III TT .horae
walk. tho lower ote at tue coraeror cor:andt
Aueet aod tnla erRtee turns y driving Mnte1
SeSs II naea so.s sn sas,s toe
the Battery. Attached to tnia 1ose. a; aists
Of 1eo feet, a1e 1tle tru:k@ roa.lug on four smsH
tho main rails, aod In shc crutta Of "a. ensca ha.
TWEEN tnem- Thus thess trncss, passing siono
the n0e from rao snEne to m Battery i.sa@l @ ID
down TO Cortlapds street, Tnaa tney pss+ DO 70
ns the wneels oi tho unck. road Tho dfss:na.
wheel which Also s;cIe!sd With .
4 and n e. ,!sdp s:e'ss o,,4a s'0'ess It,
8aise,y 8dat - ss.in. These sraoss Ire Mned viii
: sn1ll slo1 10 which the car u s:tacaed Or a..
zached By ieyef ii front Of the caE, conirolled
.iucfss m r. teeps % Constantly il nouon. wien I. Is
destred TO asa1t the car the conductor mo fes the
le1ef, aud TIE nrS1 tsuex Which coues along
, 1870-03-02

catches the cur aud car1lea It along with IT. 1fi.
:ae tIuck, Tue brake il spped ~ 10 10 ofdIosFT
appl'ed 10 TIC enter lin Of tne wh:el IL enp,te1
10 ne sf!c. The Wheels Of tbs cur arc OF Moo1,
o. caat lrop and With wrought iron tire
les1. ~eA1'' ao''s'
The next e1gtue vault II u. franklin strees, aud
contains tTo cnRtnea; tho lower ote moving ,
f1HAa4 fope 10 the B5o j1ss deacttted, which
paates Ecu.d cylinder It me coTner Of cortlandt
.sIee. jast ~ The t1rss passed reund cylinder 1t
uoses = rope which BIS ia opposite b,eat Il .
point HALLWAY between Fratknu and Bethune
k1ee!a, snele ~ third enRlEe sault t.
10 t1e bethuce atfees vault snerH are also TWO
engines, wprklDg TWO ropes IN similar manner,
one up AID the osbsr down, csc, gong hallway
to tae 1ext stauo7, and finally II rwenIy-second
one goit rourd cylinder at Thirteenth a'ieet
snd The 10 se1 ono round u s1m'lsr one ns.i, wsI
thus Il VII pe teen ssas Densn teeie +. eeftsn dss
tAIce between the two ergineA where there ia no
rope. but that distance II rot more than fifteen or
t'shty req, and The ca viii readily sraverae this
One great desdera,un vii b to have the en-.
gins. 1uEntn2 At exactly the same velocity. 30
II e sane rro lon. and 10 effect thls sJsteu Of
govefposs Is 70 10 a2plled 70 The engines, aud it
lathe tufnlyirg Of sne:e gorfrco!s tnat u one
cxtte Of the pttaett deteELon Without these
Eove1ncH. me engine ronnio9 only the rope With
rs ara1 tfucks. = o1fd acqutre greater ve.oclty
NJ IN ireepioua sfsanSenssns The car. N #
eeH 6i g.
oten e1p1si. %. and tea tuns &c oa p2 is a. oaa a
s.tta:t5 1ns It passea the other engine, when tno
u 20 ea&i1J IL th1s dtne that perm. instde i'm
cas 11lets nls attention - spf c4,lE csl!ed TO ne
s = NJ aE1re r. Q! an5 caanfc from one rop. 70
sse ro"te to The other, nnd III Operation h4s resa
~ nttn,y ~, tstsefacoty. faa Ing ali me exoc'a5ous
, 1870-03-02

EEi;I;.1Tr;4 ~las15 .'t3l s5-5st
iut wtck. and ae head for she cofre' 2oattnx weeE
!.st year. 1te ar.rc'F lrht I5.r.s to dsY ind
tie better quality It the stock marketed Ind ascd
nrner lrrnx The Of holders, ana novi.hstsod.
inf tic rather gloomy ctaJ.fter If E.pe,p tdvic1s
there wxs + dis1oetttcn-at Ieats 20 fAf - owners
q ssod t. shore .hppins ste<rs wErr
eonsffned-to ett4hsh 40 advaucc- hc. nayets were
n6i AH0od - lttcn 70 Preparations Of THU klad.
Aua the bulk ct the stock eh1artd hands fubetln
italy last Tceks ciotirK ptieet. There fanev
t,eet Oh ..,e todey. but ters Ne. acles Of
*Efpk 1sis M so.d hv Denny : Remont, Il E's; IS
Co; y e;.s5. and is head: ayei.tink l.rs -. ssis
spang1s at fkSaAs5 for n,rjunn to eho!cr cow nd
nmon to fair neshy stscts ayrFaxnS from $50 70 10
os Stctk e1et5s were MT Inquired iof an5 crntis
r"Aolt extent. aud lnnku for xueh asc little tnare
than r. Eiaa 1t *oa s. sar AVERAGES Of from 80 10
ltA ns The eateted sAies reached 1.6sS head. It =
81 = for xcd 10 extra, The pens pfstty vel
e!card and The zIkc: ele,td ett4dy Il tho aanc1ed
quotations:
CLOSING rE1cEa ...
EIfFA EfAdtd srtFs S;Ts3s02
Etaice hefree-k4Ee, fat NYu se-Eee1. I sa&
Loo ..sz:n
fE,eed s,e~t. a.essEnS a.ia9 70 so fos... ao37oo
asoe lg;s 10 10 NJ 47s a. =
70! cty tlArshttr. avetaxfae 90 to 1051 Ia 4s3S.5
stock Ettuc-Ep1.Flnu cattle IN decent Aesh
.straHrs sts 70 loso ns.......--.....-..., t47sso
lntfio1-AiEht ~ thru ccwA and tfeef1.. o. S4io
, 1870-03-02
TIE POPE.
1lis EtAit to the AmerteRu coilero
Mt 1koues


Correspondents t'u's fson,< II III. c4,a,lte TI,-
The large rarioE Of sne c. l!ege was tasteful,
cited I'D t1s the occasion, ncd vas aa9;naf
At me end, a CHAIR 4ho c.supy ND been nra
pared for the Huls FA,3er, sud d soon a. he
had tatea n.s eeas, the D:saops entered aod
alter item tie stutenu. Caecu!a,o anu eTeets
OF divers c!as.cs <eEs n-:ut pat tq2se Who
vera lett out III she ioooy. into rue pt,lor, aud
consumed wltkout Atlnt- Ills Holiness lraue t0o
sweeta- The Ca1d.nals tooS Kindly to to.n
Geoeolate ARD tue other So,a 1a;n7a PREPARED.
conpnment7, tneJ demolished eyeIsshlpe. itxs
3ouuGBtela at over tue world. who have roof m.
Pel:cs, Nbca theF paid thstE respe:.a TO the
lsta," winch Included n puuo:t Of lau,es nnn
gentleEea 1soE1 I'll parts ct tie Uo!ted Sates.
we're ADMITTED There 1as gaoA deal Of gran.
not have IN opportunity 70 pay her fesperis n
tne Aol5 Fa!nev. Ba! theJ *ere dstppo:nSed.
After nGs stuaenss It'll isse. msca
mat has never been srru in Il Ks1e before, AZ tue
erd tat The Pope, laughing and casttinE
a Paer toese a,sascaa 10 a se'n,,5; oar fseno Mrs
ssssre!sa res ve5ssss; ls'ess uae = ~ sss
warm hesfts and coit's1eS y m.na!s Tpsi; FL;
n.nses., scs c.id,nsi rst'rz' though. s fe3 tne3
hts pisss. 10 might naTs dene 10 on ~ any
Other occas.pr, II present he had TO stand stlt,
Hnd 1otn Win tho t'ope IA doing Tho nonorA.
Ehs Cardinals auu the other Italians VINO wese
present were hish'y plessed at tte msnnef Of
OF Aneriea, TIC Pope extended hts hand 70 III,
which VAS ktksed And tellseed, and tnen Tho cross
nenn. ~ ,sy ean q suca
psrtoF stia,amepts and 1reas pierJ a MrA ssran
Peter, has had tho honor Of teiUG tne nfst to pay
nat eTefy one Who tnows tt 5 eatmab:c Ia !, @ aud
e1ce!lert negaooE VII ion Win nc II cocgra:a-
esf & 81 e
the Holy F4iher to-day. Mr.. Ellen Cunningham
ier, Of cScsFo were rsetcas Mts' cupp,nensm ~ n15
and Aissea Josephine aud Nellie Cnnu:uc-
,,a,,. n,m; = p1t.sss #. .! Chicago. and Formerly
or Lotesto !AeeeI. Ra:nfsrMaan, bnoltn, Tsre
Pessn1sd ess Sd, 70 ,c,:,o tss uq'y FA:9;s y tho
5o1ss adlts ase tpena,dy eauc1,eds aud e9eds tsae
xhle 10 TIE above naIed cpEve1ta TheY klsIed
tho hand Of the Pope, Ike their country women.
saessona'e'5, md a leas. oozeo timea- The;
pnests, aEd ladies' oE ano seatlsmssn. ls1usa
nsts nns III nn .uss sa' ~ :a
tuhitJ. Every one teened 70 b. at home:
i vas no noa. ? eatans day ever spent IN the
Antrscan College nJ cleric Of lac. Il xas
kid Of 1auil5 reception, Were ali we're Of The
rare fsm1ly, Ct the sane kinqsvd The Bishops
Wefe autsouunea og the lsdles and tmpjprra to
ntaals Il SD. &c. ascao'ssop W Kend1Ies s Esa aaa
s!o,essot1pg 70 excuse himfell on a>couas OF III
hhsAltn: hs A1cn,i.1op pnree.! W. sskea casrge Of
.e!e".. 10 the atfps Ct the throne; 1st.aops lu.
Ian. ba!leg spd Wool looked as II they d en-.
o o!ass AZ ne Noi,d: shop Lynch, Of Cla''estoa,
Bishops McQaaid and Bacon never 10 ,tsa 70
happy. a1d Arcaal.hop Mcc.osker xa,lbe com
1'.16aM Of tae nsp0y Aac:" B'shop: AID lsiie3, s
, 1870-03-02

-Four baIrer nat h~ors. .A Is
CHEF E-As esHpsssd viii lit vet and the
the cstusrd icI this Article u1Ing thc past hst
dap. AID notN ithstAndInk the prevalence Of lover
rists IN The hatt, ,he Gcer Trades hare been h.d
taiheF ess!ef !eeIink has obs4inet but non1Ina'y
Snt~tt a:s unchA:Eed The supply Of dne os iIshI
W Hao,s; New York t1aot.: ls9ae: Illinois f4eto1J.
ttatcnty rnctt feuain weak and untestlei Bin tin
on. enalt nonthsy lower. 1t present the buk
r. .nss M rhs, nc .snE 4 ,n'1s but
ruling tt!s.s: lsLiEhs limp. $I440taAno: Lehilh-
tIctaltd, sltG0: LaekswAn3a. P ttstou. and Sef.n-
f1nn, q. e1. H!o..huEf- g xaoNa;n0. Erie and BE.s
sso: Ci.rre~s, hiEerl RL5ke- and Will,E bank.
Il ": Iio.kipE yalley. 80 :Qasoa: Youhioshrny.
.Ga: " alnut HILL s6cossVo; Illinois coAl, &a3a
cUFFEF-Thrre = At A. mater,a, in.rc..e In the de-
macd fer shis line Il goods, ard some Gu&ziers
HcEanet VI i. - he nrf n realized The market
T. day ~ f&fly active and hE At the annexed
It RI,cet:
-. JNn. n..-s..s...."
Itosftt Ata!9!ae
u ...s---.:! Hast9e
T.f 70 ee2o
G4SPIfs:7St deasad Va; e.; :ei7s I'd ptises
t.te.,iur). latd 3ke: taa tkehneldelh ike: Gtai
tatsr Bnr r:t Z efrazc nsht- l1tta1ac
DRESSED HoG3-Rtce!rc3, Lt1 head: shipped
+ hs.x'
sia!o. sases dividing 70 ts-lG,. a. 81 =: aud Id
slG35ttaic.sk. : II sl0.N4ll7s; % eott II 81 50
GhUis AND uHEM1CALs-we note a decline Of
lr m torax tTctined and csmrhoI tEetncdl rnc de-
'nand thrcusheut The "e@k WA light Tbs {olowias
, 1870-03-02
4 Case Of Twenty Years Standing.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn June as, ls,.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn .June es, ls,'.
II. 7. RI LMRoLp. pruegitt:
DEAR S1A-f hnrc been = sufferer far upra,d cs
twenty 5esss with syave1. bladder and kidney alec.
tons. during which time hare used rasious medicinal
sseparstions. and been uudtr tho treatment Of the
most eminent physei%ns experiencing but little relet
HAVING rsen jour preparation e1ten.lYeiy adves.
tiled. consulted my family physician in regard to
uaick JUrs Extract Bbehn.
did this became bad used III kinds Of Advertised
remedies, Aud bad found them worthless aud come
quite Injurious: tact. itspaIt.d II tres gcttur
wall and determined to usc remedies hereafter MI.
lssa kstt7 Of thc ipkrsdisats. II was this that
S'cnpted NE to Use Eoar remedy. Al you adye,tt,ed
that It was composed Of baehu crbebs, and Iuppe.
berries. 1t occurred nc and 1py ph, s;cIan i, m
ecilsnt combination; and with his advec After N
animation Il the article aud eonsnn1 again With the
druEsfs concluded to t-y l. commenced 1, p,o !.
about eight months aso. 1t vtieh time wa eo-.ned
tony roem.
Frer the 1rat bottle I uas a4toaf+hed md er.uaed
at the bsnehc effect, and alter usinx three week.
shlt to walk ont Ift much like writing to sou tu1l
1stcsn: 81 r,7 ease 1t the TING, but sa;usht ny i'm
Movement nisht be only temporary and ii .refore
seneladtd 10 defer and zee II /: would effect perfect
ete. knowing that It woulI le of greater Ya3ue to yo
and Eoza Iatief.eto15 to me.
Ism now Ahe to repots that cure /. effected .ft:r
rEink the .cme5y for dve months.
i4sVe not used my fo- three months Aud !ssl
n well In al rtspetts at ever did
Your nuehu being dsvod Of any unpleasant t...e and
odor. Misc tooe aud tp.sEo.s,or Of tho tss:e. do
cot mean 10 b without 1t whenever oesas.ou a.yts
qn1sr it, on s7eh afse.ien..
". MCCORMICK.