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sued for sI.soo. GOO vor,h or Bopd.

LITTLE Rock, January u.-Thomas c.
McKittrick TO day sued the Arkansas Mid
land railway for 81 300 600 worth of bonds
issued when s. w. Dorsey was president.
The suit is brought because of the late de.
cision by the Little Rock and Fort Smith
railroad case. Nearly all tae bonds are
held in England and Holland.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-12
ARKANSAS LEGISLATURES.
Strong Disposition TO Repeal the Three
Mile Law-Ehe Railroads.


Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock. January 1l.-Bills were in
troduced in both houses of the Legislature
to day TO repeal what 10 known as the three
mile law, an act of the last Legislature pre-
vening the sale OF liquor within three miles
Of churches and schoolhouses, except in
cities, and which ia almost absolute pro.
hibrion.
The tenor of the Legislature is 10 6x pas
senger rates on all railroads in Arkansas al
three cents per mile. Half dozen bills with
that object have already been Introduced.
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THE GREAT HORROR
The Search fer the Bodies Of the Vic
Tins of the Newhall House
Holocaust Being
Vigorously Prosecuted, but Thus Far
without Success The Names Of
the Dead and Missing.

MILWAUKEE, January ia force OF
twenty five workmen have been engaged all
day at the ruins OF the ill-fated Newhall
Hou.e searching for bodies, but none were
found up 10 O'Clock this evening. The re-
manning walls were pulled down because
they endangered the workingmen, but the
north wall, which is tire partition wall with
the adjoining building might tumble lauy
moment. One OF the main topics of conver-
sation while dwelling on the dreadful hoo-
csust, is the number of times the Newhall
House has been ignited through The insru-
mentality Of malicious persons. A gentle
man who occupied quarters in the house
sid the building had ben set on FIRE at least
four times during the past two years. Once
IRE was set on chair and placed
in the hall in contact with the elevator. On
the chair had been piled oiled kindlings
The FIRE got pretty good a start. The n-xt
time FIRE was stsred in barrel of tiud-r
which stood 10 the hall on the first floor
against the elevator. The third time hole was
torn through the pla'ier IN the wall at the
bottom OF The elevator, and a mass of lnfau
msble stuff inserted, which was fred, and
ooiy exlipguished with the greatest d ifi cul, y.
Sill another time fire was stsrted near the
bsr-room on the first floor, adj acent to the
west side of the elevator snafr. These all
had undoubted ince ndisry origin; started al
| night, slso near the elevator, 90 as to
preclude any idea of saving the
house, but each time luck held sway and he
blsz-s we're bighted wi each recurring fire.
Regular boarders would say some one had
a spite against the building and would yet
burn it. They would avow intentions of
leaving, but as time would elspse the idea
would be erased, only to recur with another
tempt 10 burn the building. This time the
fire find wss successful, as the theory seems
TO leave no doubt of incendisrism. Tue
building was lily constructed, and only f-w
weeks ago a fire igniled in HeHdy's room
from bad CRATE and burned considers bly
before being put out. This was supple
menied by another FIRE in Hendy's guar
ters last week, but no special damage
was done. Three bodies remain at the
morge-that Of Otilie Wsllersdorf, eighteen
years OF age, an employe (she has been fully
identified by brother residing in this city,
a young Irish girl, supposed TO be Nor;
Flanagan, waiter (she was recognized b.
Mary Hardy, of the Plankenton House, bu
not positively; the body of an elderly wo
man, apparently of Irish nationality, abou
forty five years Of age, unidentified; medium
siz4, dark hair, slightly tinged with gray, o.
| the middle finger Of the right hand ia
band ring. There will be formal coroner
, inquest next week after the recovery of tn
, bodies from the debris.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-12

THE partnership heretofore existing between W.
i J. ratNon and p. W. -emmes, doing business
undsr Iae firm name OF the Mem phis Coal Tar Co.,
is this osy di solved oy utual consent.w. j. Wat
son having sold out hfs enti interesi in the same
I he business viii be conducted as heretofore by p
semmes, Manager. w. J. WATSON.
Memphis Jan g. 1881 =. w. SEMMES.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-12

JERSEY City, January 1l.-Johp Boyd, of
the Board of Education, was saluted by
some friends tod " with the words, "How
are you, director?" Three men Immediately
behind Boyd at once attacked him. They
were promptly secured. The Chief assistant
explained in court that he regarded Boyd
from the salutstion as q director in the
wrecked bank Tne feeling is bitter sgsinst
all connected with the bank
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-12
IN DICATIOSS.

For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, far
,reother, winds mostly southerty, stationary or
higher temperature, generally iower pressure.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-12
RAILROAD MEN KILLED.

Among the lest is Capt James P. Vese
of the United States engineer corps. Five
railroad men were killed: L. K Smith, Kan
sss City, employed by the s.. Paul road
Walter Scott, Dubuque, also 81. Paul road
Dan Mar;ell and r. Howie, Wisconsin Cen
tral, and George G. Smith, local agent OF th
| Lake Shore and Michigan Southern.
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INMATES OF THE HOUSE.

There were ITO guests and sixty-sever
employees in the building. OF these, twenty
have so far been identified among the dead
Forty-eight are missing and sixty-seven are
known to be saved, leaving forty-two unac
counted for, who are supposed 10 be in the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-12
Tn.y DO Ne, s.,,.v. 4. Hen.

TIE Rev. HENRY WARD BEEczIs com.
pressed his belief as To a future stale izto a
very brief compass las. Sunday. He said 10
his hearers that they did not believe in hell
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-12

The Vicksburg Herald reporter gives an
inviting description of the state OF thing:
there. He says: "Thieves, tramps, gar.
rioters, scalawags, burglars, eic."-that "elc
ia very expresaive-'sre at every corner, and
all around
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-12
THE DEAD ARE

ALLEN JOHNSON, OF Milwaukee
MRS. ALLEN JOHNSON, of Milwaukee.
D: 6. POWERS: of Milwaukee.
wALTEk SCOTT, of Milwaukee.
T. E. VOULSON, OF Albany. N. Y.
MRS JOHN GILBERT, of Chicago.
J. K. HOUGH. of Maria, Ill.
MAGGIE SULLIVAN, OF Milwaukee.
NARY C0NGEE, of Milwaukee.
MARY McDADE, Mukwonago.
or cELIE WALDERsDORF. of Milwaukee.
AGNO GIESE. of Milwaukee
NORA FLANN1GAE, Of wa1fesha. wis
NARY r E.kI4Ta akbHRsos n SiTsS1es u pS1i s;ovn
JULIA FOGAR1Y, OF Ocoaomowoc.
THE MISSING ARE-oF THE GUESTS:
R. HOWE. Milwaukee.
MISS LIBBIE CHELLIs. Milwaukee.
PhOF. B. MASON. Milwaukee.
L a BROWN, Phiiaaelrhia
MISS W. BROWN, Allegheny, Pa.
J, II. FOLEY. Milwaukee.
A. H CLAFLIN. Chicago
BRADFORD KELLOGG. Milwaukee.
aUfaTas oj Il i6si sRoWN' i; SaS IS.fe St. Louis.
DAN MARTEL. Min aukee.
C. KELSEY, of the Iom Thumb Company.
Wa HALL. Lsporte, Ind.
G. H. READ. Maintowoc, Wis
Nv. GOGGIN. Milwaukee.
W. D. R0WELL, Freeport, Ill.
WIN. SMITH. Chicago.
R. G. BUTLER AND FAMILY, Milwaukee.
CHI d, com ami n to Miss Chellis
wYMAN e. FULMER. oconomowoc.
OF SERVANTS MISSING:
LIZZIE KELLY MAkY and MAGGIE OWENS
and l-eorge Lowry ali of Milwaukee.
FhED BARBER and n. FLANAGAN, of Mil
wsukee.
J. SCHOENBUCKER, of Milwaukee.
WALTER and WILLIAM GILLILAND. of Mil
molly CONNER, AUGUSTA TRIP, JAM
DUNN, Annie Casey, Nettie Corner. Mary Mile
and Martha Sch oessner all of Milwaukee.
JUSTUS HOAX, of Ocop pomowoc.
GRESSLER aud MARY bURK, PAT CONNER
Charles GIL an, Gussie FredeIicks, Tom Cleary
Sam Mahoney and Ila Daniels, a OF Milwaukee
For'y-eight are missing, mostly known t.
be in the ruins, which would make the mum
ber Of lives lost in the terrible calamity
sixty-eight.
KNOWN TO BE SAVED.
The following persons registered thei
| names to-day at the place designated for tht
purpose:
WILLIAM A. DEwEESE, Wilmington.
GEORGE F. LEE. LhiC ago.
CHARLES FKOMEH Chicago.
W. R. bUSENBA K, Chicago
W. H. CHAMPION, W. A. LAvHLLE. MIS-
Amelia Herbert. Miss Matte Dunlap, Madisol
Square CoIneany
J. L. KELLOGG. Racine.
A. J. CASSE, New York.
ORANGE WILLIAMS. Janesville.
Mr.. CLAFTIN Chicago
J. o. ROBERTS, Troy, N. Y.
MIC NJ RAN, Beloit.
EkRICKSON, Palmyra.
WALLACE ELDER and EMIL FISK, New
York.
kDWAED MEAD, second porter.
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oHI@INAI
"LITTLE HAVANA"
GOULD q CO.S),
DECIDED BY
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Numeer for N0mher-Prize for Prize
WITH 2s0 ADDITIONAL PRIZES
CLASS 1121. JANUARY sS, 1883.
Oasy $4,000 Tickets and Ia04 Pri.es.


ga Prizes, as above being the full number
in the Royal Havana, and
go Additional Prizes of SIS each to III go
tickets having as ending numbers the
two terminal un niis of the numbe cYaw-
ing tEe capital prize Of 10000. ......-... l,lG
12H Prizes. amounting ngto.......--.-.......s2546 .s25 az
Tickets, e1- Halves, 81.
ALL PRIZES PAID ON PRESENTATION.
For information and Tickets. apply to sHIPsEY
COMPANY, General Agents, l2l2 Broad way, New
York City. 6s E Randolph street -shicsso U.S.
or IOHE B. FkRHAGDEZ EayaurnhGa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07


The following items are not strictly charge
able to Poo House expenses: Outdoor
paupers, $l,470 IS conveying paupers,
So ~; collins and burial. S30s "A; conven-
tIun EXPENSES, $26 80; outside expenses,
$l47.36; real estate, 500; small pox, 1852 90;
medical services outside of Poor House.
SIG; visiting paupers. $05; total, S2,5Sl "a;
reducing actual expenses of Poor House To
1851 %.
We. the undersigned auditors of Somer-
let county, do hereby certify thai We have
settled aud adjusted the account of John Fl
WeinIer. Esq. treasurer of the Somerset
county Poor House for the year 1882, and
that this statement is correct.
Witness our hands and seals the 18th day
of January, A. d. 1888.
JOHN p. RHoADs, L. s.
ISRAEL ENEsIcK, IL, s..
Attest JAS. W MEyEEs, u. s..
FRED W. BIEsEcKER, Clerk.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07

Blessed is he tha' readeth the newspapers,
for his days shall be long in the land, and
the soulful buzzing of the book agent will
fall pnwerless on his ear even as the tear
.r ~ Of heaven glide from the ducks back
But blessed. far more hi'>~et, i th. ntsn
Who Ralketh into the -iiior >ancinm and
lsyeth down his little 500 aud ssyeth unto
the editor man Go. now thou man OF
wisdom. send me the product of thy brain
for the lapse of time this cash will cover"
And the editor will cause it to be done, and
his heart will be filed with the milk of
human kindness.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07

A farmer in Westmorela and county has
been employing during this winter a color
ed laborer, and compelled him to sleep in
the hay NOV. During the late cold wealth
er the poor fellow endeavored to induce
his employer to give him a warmer place to
sleep. but was refused. A few days ago he
was taken to the zlmshouse with his limbs
so badly frozen that ne may die.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07

The editor of the Valley Spirit says that
when horses overreach, leng,hen the hind
shoes when they hit the from feet. have
the toe of the front shoes made narrow and
concsyed on the inside. Some horses when
trotting. in putting their hind feet 20 the
ground, strike principally on the toe. Such
horses should cave the heels lowered. and
should wear shoes without heels.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07

An exchange asks the very pertinent
question, what is home without a news
papsr?" to which the Salem Democrat makes
answer: " 1t is a place where old hats are
stuffed into window panes, where the chill
dren are like young pigs. the housewife like
an aboriginal savage, and the husband with
q panorama of the Dismal Swamp painted
on his shirt bosom with tobacco juice"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07

The smiling face of our genial friend, Mr..
A. J. Schell will be missed from the Pro
thonotary's Office where for four years and
more he was always to be found, ever kind
and attentive. ready and willing to wait
upon those who had business with the
office We are sorry to see our old friend
Jack" leave. aud hope that whatever busi
hes err position he many enter into will be
pleasant and profitable.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07

Coffin, of New Albany. read a paper to the
Indiana teachers recently, on the teaching
of thrift in the public schools. He suggest
ed tina it should be taught, first. by exam
waste chalk. paper. wood. coal, etc, Second,
it may be taught by pre"ept. Spend less
thar you earn. pay ready money, never
borrow nor lend, keep a regular account OF
savings banks for schools. To send chill
dren from school without any knowledge
Of labor and the value of money is a. bad OF
worse than to send them out without the
knowledge Of mathematics.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07
DEMONSTRATORS NoTI E

Estate Of Josiah Lohr. late of C'memsuxh TIP.
deces.ed.
Letters Of admins ration on the ab We estate
having tee1 grant = to the unfie : xls-d by the
Ira er aufLariry. motto IL hereby giy-n u sIl
81 cons indebted o said estate To make iDmedi-
ate pa yment. and those having claims against the
sam. 10 present them duly au' hrnticated for SET
Element IN FrifAy. March 10 Isl !, at the ofice Of
Jacob Swant, ESQ. DsvtisviIle
SAMUEL BERKEY,
feb: Administrator.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07

We this week publish the usual an
nual detailed statement of the county re-
ceipts and expenditures, daring the past
year. The financial exhibit is a good n
aud shows the affairs of the county to be in
good hands and ~prudently and carefully
managed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07

Val. Hay, Esq, last week sold fifteen
old Lutheran church lot. To Mr.. Rudolph
ferner, consideration being $3.50. Mr..
Ferner, We understand intends erecting a
builing on the site, to be used by his sons
for a she's store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07
DISTRICTS.

We. the undersigned Commissioner Of
Somerset county,. in conformity with the
law. have ordered the accompanying &C.
counts Of the receipts and expenditures Of
said county for the year lSs2 to he publish
ed. and We hereby certify that the foregoing
statement of outstanding taxes due said
county is correct acrs,rding Ia the bsElks in
the Trea>urer's and Commissioners office
ADAN : >HAFFER.
Attest JoSEPH HoRxER.
II j. HoRSRgR, III W BRrBsKER,
Clerk & mMi-~iw r
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07
CLAIR. Sec'y

The State Senators made Ex Lieutenant
Governor Stone a present of a five hundred
dollar gold watch. The presentation speech
WAS made by nat Stewart. II will be a
long time before the Senate will again
have as able a presiding officer as Charles
W. Stone.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07

TURKEyroor lTEns-
The sick are slowly recovering.
Items are exceedingly scarce this week.
Theground hog saw his shadow on The
mountain.
A. Shelly intends to move on his farm in
the spring.
We attended . spelling bee" at the Hen
ry school house On the 2nd inst. The house
was crowded to overlooking. The spelling
was excellent and the entertainment, after
recess was equally good. The order might
have been better.
NIKE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07

jury Commissiot ers. Fisher and Rayman,
performed their first official act last Thurs
day by drawing the panel Of jurors TO serve
al the special term of court. to be held in
as clerk.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07

A meeting of the W. c. T. U. will be held
in Good renplars' Hall on Monday even
ing, February 18th, at Z O'Clock p. m. The
presence of all the members is earnestly
urged, as business of Importance will be
transacted.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07

Our sidewalks have been almost impasss-
bic in some places, on account Of the coat
ing of ice which covers them. We have not
yet heard Of any accidents from falls.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07

The hearing of the argument on the mo-
lion for a new trial in the case of the Conn
monwealth VS.. George Shaulis, who was
convicted of perjury. at the last term of
C 'urt, has been post o cd till Il e adjourned
court.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07

Persons desiring California or brook trout,
salmon aud carp for breeding purposes, can
secure them from the State Matching houses
by making application to r. L. Hewitt, Hol-
idavsburg.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07

Eli Yoder. who for almost twenty years
has occupied a cell in the mad house
connected with the County Home, died
Friday morning and was buried Saturday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07

Persons attending court should not fail to
call at j. b. Snyder & Co.'s and see their
clothing, always cheap, but just now cheap
er than ever; don't miss the bargains they
can give you now.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07

10 % Ksuy sspe. hss 81 Jesnsr ss~.esiP.
Deceased
Letters Of zdninis<sth1 - u bbsve 49,
n.7in~ cssn GRANTED 70 tbs w1srsxBsd ~ the
n,u,er suthoffxy, po<ics . hsroey g1vsn 70 thsss
indeb<sA 20 the ND stass % Uaks D1edis.s
peyneaI and tbess asyfsV c1nt1s - osnsees
seefI~neuC & The bsss restd<nos u The oecea>sa
% ssfzrdsy, tks ssrh day q Ishr1.E7
AlCUAGI 0IYk
NIOHAn H BlPE
,.r1 Admtn1DerDt02
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07
A DMINIsTRATORs NOTICE

Estate Of Bernard Crcyle. ls,e Of Shade town.
ship. d. ceased
Letters of administrAsiou having been issued
by the prep.r authority to the unseraxned, no
tee is hereby given TO all PARTIES having claims
against said estate TO present then daily anthem
ticared for settlement and To all parties owing
sail estate to make Immediate Paymen, Of the
same TO CYRUS BERKEPILE.
fehf Administrator
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07

The Bedford Gazette man grows slightly
SARCASTIC at the expense Of our Berlin
brethren, in the following manner;
The citizens of Berlin. Somerset county.
have appointed a committee To conf-r with
the directors Of the South Pennsylvania
railroad company for the purpose OF indue-
ing them Ia change the route of the road 50
as to bring it through Berlin and also TO en-
deayor to secune the location of the machine
shops in that village. There is nothing
modest about that tovn. The company
will of course grant the request and II
would not surprise US If the name of the
corporation were changed to the Berlin
railruad Company
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07

A corps of engineers in the employ of the
Harrisburg & Western Railroad are run
ming a line between Somerset and Berlin.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-02-07
llST or CAUSES.

LIST Of esuses for trial ut An adjourned court
beginning March 5. lssSc
j. q. Scott We ID A. and H. s. 0lessner-
wllism B. Manlsbnry vs. Lui-iek Bruek.
Rebeocz a.. Meyers VS. John Feix ct al
samuel Hunsecker vs. Daniel Weyznd's admin
istrstor and feirg.
Same VI Same
Confluence Prorrietors vs. DR.. W. s. Mountain.
= Inc 70 W.. T. Puilin.
Daniel weyand's heirs vs. Jno B~rkebile.
Polly KIunellss use vs. Aaron @. Kimmelfs
administrator ct 81.
N Goggins, sgen, Of W L HOolitseil J. d.
BarEes-
Jsm-s Bivens. Jr.. executor We Jacob Custer.
l. H. Lee 4 Bro vs. Jsob A Shsfer.
George X Drip-s IRIS vs. Josiah BYaut.
Isaac Huxus W Nicholas Berkey.
Same ~ Abraham Faith.
MARY Kon:z vs. Henry and Daniel Beari
EphrSim '. Walker W Mary Lehman and An
drew q Lehm n. her husband.
keherf Steekmzr We Sohn J ScheIl and Rose
b. his wife.
oliver Knep, er vs. Union Mutual Life Ins. Co.
Of Maine
John HIN vs. Seine.
Isaiah Ems ~ Pr kerten Lumber Co. limited.
Mrs d. L. hesehy vs. Livenxcod & Msu-s Ct Ell.
Sam sei FIick's use vs. Washington Merahan.
Same W same.
Isasc Hugnsys Ii Alcott.
John Fuiey and David Faust W Andrew Wer-
Iszae Huxns 70 Daniel weysnd's admir-.
David Pile 70 Pinkerton lumber Co.. flfmited J
Val j. Miller and Rosina Miller W Henry r.
Scheli-
Isasc Wendell and xsnh Wendell W same.
Henry Shsffer and CashariDe Sh Fer W ssme.
SamuslS :. Miller and Elizabeth Miller veSsme
S.U- TRENT.
Somerset. Pa, Protbono;aTy.
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Hon. w. 8. Morgan will please accept u
thanks for public documents received.
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respectfully


Messr. Keller & Sanner. the well known
eracers and con~fec,ioners of this tow have
added fanr and feed 20 their business. and
propose n prsh IT vigorously They have
the Celehrafad Vienna Flour in barrels snd
sacks - well as = choice hrard made ny
R-iuker ( Muilin. hv the gradual reduction
-,ller nr,cesS Corn. oats and chop ALWAYS
in stock. Their stock of groceries is new.
fresh and full Mocha. Java, and all other
grades Of fine coffee = speciality. The purest
and best Confectionery in the market Best
brands Of tobacco and cigars always on
hand.
Physicians prescriptions and family re-
ceipts a speciality at c. n. Boyd's.
Burlington. VT. Jan. 2s. 1857
I subscribe 10 the efficiency OF Downs
Elixir. Ii has been a standard remedy for
coughs and colds in my family tor wears.
J. A. ARTHUR.
Deputy Customs Collector.
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MUST EXTENSIVE PURE RRED LIVE SfOCT

C1yoea0oAes, PeseAesOo -NsrDaos,
Dao1nessp, sh~ssaDa PoDfes, Asssssio
- Dovo0 eassDol
Oar eussom~Ys bare the sdvantage OF Our nxsy
pssrS s<perSener In bc e1inE and In porting Lsrye
eejIea5eas opportunity Of csnpsytng d!t>venf
byveGs leD pTfess bee use OF exfeEs Of tzsfness
and IsU rsass Of rrsispoftarioD. Cxlxbxnes Tree
OonDypad<ncesolifitsd
POS ELL BRfTHERS,
SprisyborA CnxuGrc Ca Pa
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