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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-20

Anticipated smount Ofin.
come S260,Os2 so.
Surprising as the result ofthe abote
estimate may appear, 1t is heterthS
less believed that II Is not CverEhstged,
or too highly coIOred. Being foun
ded, ss sIready stated, On the ssshmp
tiou, that the Yellow creek CstrOllton
and Zoar Rail road, and the Ohio;
Wayne, Hichland aid Crawford Rail
road will both be constructed; aud
thereby form a e5niinHous railway,
from East TO WdJti across the State.
When these toadare ComPl eted and
connected, as they must Ultimately
be with other rail roads east and west
Of them, the business Oh the road uu
der consideration will sssuEedlI ID
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to enable him fifty TO discharge the important trust con-
fdcd TO him. he runs The risque OF being charged with
dr5tccrnc sccuSon And, whilst all these elements OF
mischief snging from many points, are concentrating
upon him. he slanls the unconscious object OF attacK
II perchance he should be appzed OF his danger, ne
is denied The of offensive weapons. Ills only re
ancc is in the of conscious ntegry-an armour
mol always proof against the SHUTS of The most dcspSeu
OF his enemies With all ihcse cids against Us, the col
lls:on against which are warned is fearful one IN
deco l'u trust the Time is far distant, when the Judg
rs "f Hg'iia Ill take cnuisrl of fear. not ar
mn!:G! 8" ' I"Etcn; which surround US; bat, whether
the danger II" remote imminent is duty tp "k
it boldly IN Tie lace, and not surrender the citadel when
have been appointed /, gunld, whilst blow liz
struck ia its drnce. The Courts of Jnstlce are the
guardians o! the dearest rights %. in social
inr the rights and redressicg lc wrongs Of every
Der of The community 1t is there that llr ignorant find
relief from The arts and frauds of the crafty and design
iug-Il is there alone thai wealth and povcy may
tend equal termslt is there tatthe weak bnd refuge
from the strong They formidable only TO the gully
II is not by laws alone, but by an enlightened honest
aud fearless administration Of Justice; that every man
NAV sit secure under bis fgrec, and there Is meme
to make him afraid What viii be the condition. OF tie
poor ard nnrcndcd auitnr! VINO can rfSis' P""tti'
and popular adversary: What chance otJusice ter HIM
vino is marked out for victim by Government, IT tr
Judge stands in Of poll;Ica! power: D even tAs
who lead and direct public opinion. not satisfied win
victories in their appropriate "d shall "a9c war upon
tic Courts that the People wI come TO The res
cur, ana no, realize the fable Of the Wolves and Tie
Sheep. | will not invite the attack by sounding Il re-
trea! before The assault is made. consclenouSly De-
lieve that the Legislature hes delegated to tile jugs
believing shall not hesitate 10 sustain Tie Judge VINO
h,s, s,.I
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(Frop1 the .Notchi,0chcS Ga-cic, June 81


We learn that Sair, Anna will be forwarded 10 hnc0s
dothcs under strong guard. lie will be tried by a
court martial and it expected he will be condemned
tFror, the y: Y. Co"ri'r, July 2G)
MLyIco-We received at 4 ate honr last night, file
Of Vera Cruz papers to the LIST July and the DiaTo del
Gobierno of the city Of Mexico OF the 18th June. The
latter paper contains the Only articles Of Importance
They consist Of an ofE;cal despatch from the Mexican
General. Vinccnto FiIascla detailing the proceedings
Of! the Mexican army in Texas until the capture Of
Santa Anna, the subsequent proceeding under tie
Convention for the evacuation Of Texas concluded be-
tween Santa Anna and the President Burnett the adhe
sion given b. Fi!asoa this Convention, and an ac
count of his retreat from the positions he occupied i'll
compliance with its articles. The late hour ct which
this paper reached prevents Us giving translation OF
these documents.
Under date Of tic 18th Iunc the Mexican Secretary
al War writes 10 Gencral Fi!a:r!a that hci had commit
ncacd his despatchc; the President Of Mexico al
Interim and that their had excited his profound
INDIGNATION That he would he called before Court
Martial 10 account for not having remained IN positions
which he had been ordered retain At every hazard ana
G1r having obcycd tie orders Of the commanding Iene-
raj though he prisoner.
That Inc President ad interim vii! not recognize the
convention concluded al Vcasco on the 18th May, 1875,
uhat between Santa Anna and President BurneD the
Ccnsral who signed it having power so to do. That
hn yprrss,v disanpToTcs attack the rights OF
the nation the Lc Of republic, given to an insurgent
department of Mexico, and that OF President TO the
Chief of the insurgents In conclusion. the Secretary
orders General FIlazela to surrender the command TO
General JOSH Urea to repair the city of Mexico there
to an wer for his conduct.
There does not appear yet 10 have been any seri-
ous Disturbance in any part of the Mexican Republic;
though from various editorial remarks, the public nina
is evidently i'll al ease.
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WASHlSGTOS.s vALEDlCTORY.

The letter Of Mt Sparks settles The QUESTION Of Alr.
Madisous authorship Of this celebrated composition
For parts free to confess our surprise at
recognizing So little family resemblance between Mr.
Madisons draft and the Fa!edicory itself The former
brief though beautiful, sketch; but it will bear no
comparison with This long elaborate and finished produc
ton.
The newspapers have hunted up reply from Judge
Jaw TO Judre Peters written in ISL. Mr.. Jay states
that he as we'll as Mr. Hamilton, consulted upon
the address, that considering it delicate and res
pecllul Gen Washington, they did not interre his
copy with amendments but proceeded 10 amend the copy
which Mr. II had prepared from the draft, with his
amendments suggestions and corrections. Mr. J. does
not State the Of the varaticns which appeared
between the original draft and the amended copy-nor
TO what extent they were adopted by Gen. Washington.
We know not whether Mr. Sparks has the Of sov
ing this problem, from the MSS. which arc in his pos
seSsion-tor he does not touch the question.
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DEATHS.

Did, o. tr 9th nS III" rcicac" Of i1r. Bycrs Criwio'
in IL nnrLnl. Ms. ASS CEhwr0nD c"nsOr "f DAVID
Crnw,i, lc year Of her 49,, acf protected lnrs' OF
sa:.. month"; ~.
C,r,trr d. Bow daughter John Bowyrr. Ut Thorn
ii Ru.kis mty.rhc rX'I""n l"t" pour" i"n n'eau
ii 'rr 20 the character a.I &" this nla" and interest
ing ~.
hn VA" n" III holy rrt'r.u", the
Cot d. WERR wlr died IA 1T the
,irS :} oi h. a."ll" b. been i,f sev"
Colonel conpi'nhia, % "l H?:incuami tr""
i..S cirr" Delegate - H." t;"u"r assembly from Nan."mond
county III, health li- han lcr r pis:and his
G.n. prevented NOS" CS"rUnS III Tn" political
w'l. which his 2c; cal trnt wn"l n"" insured We differed
with COL HrI hr' liked the and
r,nnl hi. !lavrs. My tie Garth light upon his r."s!
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The .ifirr0r Of ty3s,sLeury

We should As undertake 10 grasp Tie rainbow
or to regulate the Winds In recon:!lp the capc:us
movements OF :!e Wing. Mons he tells Us that he is for
keeping TIE election from The House of Representatives
and yet IN HE n.1t breath says. that Northwest Of
the Ohiu ans! in Krn.rcky NirrisUa is carving aud
will carry all before himand Jadsc White is prcdnm.
nan in The Southwest, and probably in Missouri
That is these candidates dividing the West between
them He rco!ces al the prospects Of tOt and yet
he is clear for keeping the election from the House
How is this: Who docs not perceive that the plan Of
the Wing and its friends is to send it the House
the very scheme which he strongly justified last year:
The Wing pretends 10 believe it probable, that " in
no one State waercd by the Mississippi wall MIR. Van
Buren, get electoral vote-and this assertion is re-
echoed by lis brother Wings. Is the Wing willing to
back lis Judgment in this regard
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other States and 10 keep up the sinking spirits of their
put at home We shall unterra,c the discern
nent Of the Opposition much 10 believe that one in
twenty Of their weinfrmcd politicians count upon any
thing less than overwhelming defeat in this State"
The Wing will, however Drag TO the end of the chap
ter. 1t has always pursued tie same game-and with
how little success, let the Justification Of all its predic
tons every Presidential Election in Virginia abun.
dainty prove Judgc the future by the past and wha,
sort Of a Prophet will he turn on, to 10
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Observation-Disclosures, July y, 1886.

MARKETS-THuRsDaY, July y, 1886.
WurAT.--Thcrc arc no transactions in Wheat, beyond
the sale of very small parcel at l5Oc rate which is
considered as too high.
rIorn-The arrivals Of Flour quite small, but
fully equal to the demand. The article is held at 81 So
TUBicco-Droops; the inspections are large.
GEO l.. SAMPSON.
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SrfGW.
From The Press Of Harper IL Brothers, New York
We have scarcely been n hours in possession Of this
new tale from the gifted pen of james French Mem.
Der Of the Bar at JeEusacm, Southampton county-and
cannot therefore, ourselves speak OF il deserves
But we have heurda hi character tthe productions 1t
gives great pleasure 10 repubIist the following
paragraphs from the Norfolk Beacon, and the
Constellation which reached us BY yesterdays mail:
" Ih from The poInisin. the
Old Dioa from whose has already appeared cn,rr
tanning volume. But he taken path seat
volume ah selected ;!c iadlua the r. H.
"hns"n Gen. llas, and Tccume appear vivid
coUr, an thr with which fact together
pronounced ~ OF the NORTH be admirable we have
ia,,cr than III" preface the OF present writing
but VIII dc>u:c the earliest moment pcIuSal
appropriate d"i'c";i"n {" Wn H. M"cuand, Esq, opri
lum-. TIr n:rarhlca o. she wu:h
have !:cn anticipated :v the reputation Of llaprI:"
.NoraS Bcacnr.
"Eis<rG,s-G; hc Prophet Of tie Wr.This i mss work Of
fact EcU, descriptive OF Western scenery m
press lapcrs o! y. York pen OF our former
-. = FEENc Esq We have The pleasure
Of rr,iu: With but the NUhc;n journals without ryccp
far have srcn, speak OF tins effort Southern
the mos" complimentary terms. Tie last Spirit tho
Times, ul characteristic
transfer couna saturday E!kSwaaa, stated L:s
with substantial imcr OF
buu cordially hop" ill yici IL a;rr golden harvest,
iy,!CrSLgrr (p.>fr
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MARRIAGES.

II ,rr On the 2li Inst, county, Mr.. FH.1cis Dr.
,o. r. Miss FI:A.cEs J. ESrGhAS. .
Marie l;! Jri;, ~ E"r H"'; c. t"cman NJ As
DREW iI,rr T., dh"- lcr Of Mr. John Carpenter
I'LL vi Louisa.
IT, v.uia ,Y ~, Re-. J. r. Jnnr Of rXInia NoSTGo-
ME@Y L.la q CAEoLIHE, daughter II A:i- E"'Nn"r
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n S,ockhciAr Of the James Riccr ami haaa'ran C0n,-
pany ''thc Lynchbnrg and Tennessee Rail Road. is
necessarily post p;nad TIL next. We o;ni: it with
great rcluctancc-tor it is subject in which and all
all citizens Of Richmond ough: take great interest.
7HGt and the Canal up 10 CoYngton are w" grca links
in the Western chain, which ought to br woven. The
other links (as Rail roads from Richmond 10 Lynchburg,
and beyond lynch5urg towards the Kanawha road adj
mil for their route and execution Of more doubt and dis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-29

Express MAlL-The Globe says-"1n this day
Globe will be observed an advertisement OF the fost
Office Department for the cnvcyance Of an express
mail ircm ~ York, to Mobile, Alabama, where 1t WIN
fall into tie great mail and be carried by steamboats, TO
n Orleans. The time proposed 10 be occupied i'll ''e
conveyance between New York and New Orleans -
about SIX days and half tie regular time for the pre-
sent mails Is a little over thirteen days
(frOm lie EHhe {, II. Munciaccr July 90
The President o! the United States passed through
this place Thursday afternoon, in improved health.
In mentioning in last that General Scott had re-
quc$ted Court Of Inquiry to investigate the c.cum-
stances attending his late command in Florida we
should have added, that its functions will likewise EN-
brace the Generals operations in the Creek country
[Gc5r,ctOrm .Hetropotian.
Gen Scott arrived at New York on the evening OF
the 2st instant in pursuit Of the Secretary Of War The
latter gentleman however, had left the city on the pre-
yious morning on his way to Detroit.
Gen Scott returned to Baltimore astcreEing from the
North not having been able 0veac the Secretary at
War, the latter having left n. Y for Detroit 1t is un-
understood that Gen Scott will retire to ''summer
quarters with his family near Rchnond and there
await the decision Of 'hc Government in his case, when
ii returns irc:a the Ermitoge, in October next!
TBaH. Pat.
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and that ne recognise in his Administration, the true
and genuine principles of Republican Democracy.
Rcsoired, That we believe Martin Van Buren, of New
York; to be a sound Republican of the "Old School-a
devoted patrot-an enlighte Satesman,a friend TO
office Of President of the u States
ltcsotred, That will cordially support the Electoral
ticket nominated by the Democratic members of the last
lie gisalure.
Rcsoiecd, That the Chairman and Secretary sign these
proceedings, and request their publication in the Rich
ia9nd Enquirer and Petersburg Constellation.
HENRY LEWIS, Chairman.
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r. y. TuRsEuLL. Secretary.

L. NorlcE-rlc members Of the Van Buren, Cor
rcsprnt!inr Committee Of the county of King 81 Queen,
are requested to assemble at King Il Queen house,
on the first day Of August court next They are spe-
caly requested TO assemble at as early period Of the
day as prac,icaLe-say II o'clock, A. NJ A full meet
ing will be very Desirable as it is probable hat business
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FRENCHS NEW MOVE

EtXswATAwA or, Tie Prophet Of Tic Wcst 4 Tale @
the frontier. in two volumes.
= y noble race; bat they :aar,
With their oil forests, wild and iccp,
Aud have bulk nu homes upon
Eul!s where hC generations slncn.N
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islr PnnrrS


We hail the multiplication Of Republican papers with
great pleasure The l>t No Of The JcGr<onan appear
ed the 10Th 1t is published at Warcn,on Eau.
Gner county. hy Mr. RohrF, Ricketts, 1t is conducted
with great spirit is neatly printed and is out and outer
Cor Mr. Van Buren,.
The LynchburG Democrat. IVAN BUREN, has been re-
yived under the auspices Of MIR. Wilson II is bold
and abe Champion Of the Faith. As smack of its qua
I:iy we prcscut Tie following cxccra, jeu d Esprit
There is both ,ct and truth in it.
.sDVERYISGMf.N'T ELECTROMAGNETIC
r. Tie annexed advertisement being U. general bu-
sntss character, have felt il TO be our duty 10 the
public to give it c7auitous insertion
:: New FiRM The undersigned beg leave TO inform
the people Of Virginia. that they have entered into
partnership, and intend doing general President max
lng business upon joint account For the purpose Of
extending their PLAZA Of operations, they have established
two Houses for The accommodation Of their friends -
TIA, west Of the Blue Ridge will be conducted by the
senior partner, under the firm Of HAEEisos II Co.. and
,ha; cas-; Of the Ridge BY The Junior pa-ncr under The
trust meet the appreciation Of the friends Of each mem
yr always suited their taste. Their senior partner
will thus be enabled pay exclusive attention the
safe Of all ARTICLES in peculiar line, such National
Bank Charters, interna! Improvement Bills, 'Ane ican
Systems, and. Whenever required. appropriations 10
the purposes Of Emancipation. Whilst the Junior part
ncr will br constantly supplied with full assortment of
fancy articles such as Bloody Bills. State Right Bills
Anti 5an; Boluses: Addition Humhugs &c. &c. As
the profits of the concern, winding up the Books
will! according The ARTICLES Of agreement, belong cx-
cIusivc!v the partner who gels the !ageS, share OF
,pin the smallest favor will be thankfully received By eli
Their member Of the firm.
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GEN. HARRISON,

az. BAH persons arc forbid trusting the Stanton
Convention our account
We hail also the appearance, the other side Of the
rnouatains Of Tie North kentuckan, published at
Coying,onp X, By J. Phelps, Esq. He goes for Van
Buren,. We have the pleasure Of Mi Phelps acqnain.
lance. he is gentleman Of 6ue sensr Of firm spirit
and enlightened principles. He was late member ct
the Kentucky Legislature and al all times, friend OF
the Administration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-29

The n. lntrllgcnccr (of1hnrsay.) states that Gen.
Scott has returned from y. York and again passed
through this meridian his ,-aY Richmond, to Join
his fniiy.-i. may be $ohut the General has not Yet
arrived in this City. His family left it Sunday
morning. 70 irn him at Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-29

The reader will perceive i:nn Ike foregoing extracts,
that Gcn Gaines has made rcyuisilinu npnn Tcnnc3
see and Louisiana or troops. IT also appears from
proclamation Of Governor AlrTcl:aI that il" lis called
upon Kentucky for 1920 mounted gmnncm 'r 4 service
G" six months, The Governor thinks that an appeal to
the spirit OF Kentucky for volunteers will supcTscde the
necessity for draurlt Of men.
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supplies in any instance fall short they can readily i'm
port, ron time TO tmc sicency for the actual wants
OF the community They should not allow the spirit Of
over,rading To get possession of them The fashionable
doctrine, OF snail profits upon large business is not un
business sometimes leaves profits at ALL and it untor
tunatcy Happens that he who operates on borrowed
means is apt TO push this doctrine extreme,
than he who rr''s entirely on his own rrsourcrs In
the iatlr casr IN" ls being all his own, he becomes
more cautious. while the trader borrowed pi!a may
throw l!r i''ss II The lender.
These it,as w1nld admit Of great expansion. hrt il
won:d nc US ISIS TO 81 your columns with abnrcd es
sly when plain suggestion is sufficient call the At
trnHn Of :a" VII" may feel IN interest in il, TO sub
Jrci :" n" transferable Importance this noHeni L. ihe
whuie country. <.
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Louisiana Electica--'ric!e is little doubt that the
three present members Of Congress rcrlcclcd viz
hlcssrs. H. Johnson and Garland, Whigs-and Gen Rip
Icy, Republican The Alexandria Gazette refers to Tic
fact ,Ia, 4 or 5 out Of the 7 ~ Orleans Delegates
(clcced) for Van Enrcn-and adds, ''Wr think this
considering that last year all the delegates were Wings
rather untavnrabc symptom for The of Judge
White in the State, especially for the recollection OF
Mr.. Porter TO the Senate of the United States
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wy PHILIP B. WINSTON, {. e..
,,oo 24-wsw
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July ~

,g,O tTR lrOR.-PrcpoSii, will Jr received 'mt! The 2ti
OF Am:ls, for erecting Brk or Stone ung for pub,
o,,i M New anion Bucsin-ir crnn':, ID feet wide and
50 fat r,.. with basement ~! CO pant n Inc hihg ID
y Gf, 4, IT,, p;c. The prnri to bo Is feet PITCH ,o
hc r,y. with slate plan specifications will e loft with
I, Geo p II,y an ri The undersigned Conm
,;onc:. mas h. i,cSsri BY posi-, the place.
W.. WnoDsos, joins NICHOLAS,
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LOVELY g. ABBOTT.

AVlNG returned from New. York
IL wih their fall stock Of goods. have
now the pleasure of offering for sale one Of
the fines, assorlmenls of Broad Cloths, Gas
simcres, and Sallnelts. Tibet cloths
French and English Marines, Of every va
rie,y and color, Mobair silks. of fine assori-
mens, Mu>Ilns and Cambricks, French
worked Coiinrs, hiarino Thlbet wool, SILK
chally Grape and other varieties of Shawl
aud Hdkfs., BleacheG and Unblracbpd
Col,ons, Tlckings. Table and other Linen,
a variety, French English and American
Prints. Cotton Yarn, Waddlng and Bat.
ting. Carpetings, and, in fine, we think a.
good an assortment Of fancy and staple
dry Goods, and on as good terms as ever
offered in Burlington. Cot and plain
Glass, China and other Crockery ware
among which are Elegan, Dining and Tea
selts, and alnos, every article of colour and
kind in Market. Teas of all kinds. Loaf and
Brown Sugars, Coffee. Chockola'e, Sugar
house and other Molasses. Box aud quarter
box Rai.lns, Mackercl IN balf aud qnar'e'
bbls, No. aud White and cnlored Sprrn
Candles, Scotch and Mackaboy Snuff
indigo smoking and chewing Tobacco, Ba'
Soap. Specs of all krnd-. &c. &c.
Burlington, Sept. TO- 1886.
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Elerir Vegetal Balsamique
N. TT. DOWNS

PROFITABLE B.ALS.4.NIC ELIXIR
For Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Catarrh
Group, Asthma, Whooping Cough. and al
other diseases of the head, chest and lungs.
Pamphlets containing a history Of the med .
lcine-a sketch of the diseases for which il
is mmendcd-cerliica,e from unques.
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other important information accompanying
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.MiHon- Wellington, WhitncyN Co., Clark
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CharloHe-Samnel II. Barnes, and most
other Respectable Druggists, &c. in the coun'
Try
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E22 zyg2E!s
For the cure of
Colds, .4sihmas, Whooping Cough. spHiing Of
BLOND and ConSumphons.

d CELAND MOSS giows plcniifnlly in the
4 Island Of lcclard. from whence it takes
its name. and in all the high northern all-
ludes of Europe aud Asia. where It's Medicinal
qualities have been long known, aud highly
appreciated. This plant contains icargcr
proportion Of TtgetaJie .Nmiiage tnan any
with il is bitter principle which acts most
bcncficialy IN giving strength IT. eases OF gIca,
weakness and debility Of the lungs. The
knowledge of many Oft our most valuable med.
icnes, for the cure of di.cascs have been OBJ
Ia med from observing their effect on brute
animals;-so in the case of this most Invaluable
Moss. It's virtues were first discovered by
their effects on the hardy, long.hred and
| sagacious Rain Deer, which derives ITS pin.
cipa! punishment from The Iceland Moss, and
whose milk becomes 50 highly lmbucd with
| lis Ba lsomc virtues, that il is used with the
| greatest confidence as Il sovereign remedy by
| the inhabitants Ofall those countries for the
cure o al diseases Of the breast anc lungs. In
| France, this compound has sone been known,
and extensively used and 10 its sautary effects
| as much as 10 the salubri,y of the climate, is
probably owing the very small number
| Of Iaiaf rnSes ofconsumption in that county,
compared with Great Britain and the United
States. This Syrup contains all the medicinal
| virtues Of the Moss IN the most concentrated
form, and is prepared from the original receip,
from Paris. only bv.
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And none is genuine unless il has their fac
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envelope, UJ-and sealed with their seal.
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