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NJ r4',t-rte f'oryin, is ,1 ct fr--, the hv
n.sni,l srfsa bob or nor vii's5- ros,ps which you
arc 5, liberty publish 'r 90, amo1encat Of Your rcs
Der.
III. 'fs-,--r, f,1- '.-o --. WOO .,a.
A. s-o 80 rorrst'' roa.frts ~ afa r''1 up 10
t..r's f.vr
VIZ, Asi-ov. lreeih na,'i,re sends forth.
TIE violet ho' is 0o' rvcr'cr'
!, was la'o in tho evenin- or Ian OH $50 I'm,
so.ri~,ans ootrr couple a'rbtod tho VILLAGE Hotel
in d 'nd rc0r-r'~a private room e. ,hc night
Although tie travellers were unknown the Yankee
PRIVILEGE tsnersod with and they nigh, have rc-
naIned incog had circumstances rendered It neccs
hist confidential bird person should be made A..
qu'in'ed with present atrarroneu's In accordance
with particular request, the VILLAGE physician lvho of
hcaes peace o1ioorl was called in who soon dis
covered hv chronological observation that the son Of
Venus thsi rscally blind hoy that abuses every ones
eyes heea use he has none Of his own had powerful
y smliten the heart of our fair madam thu, an immed
ate soporlic necessary restore peace 10 wound
cd heart However by indcious ueo or ,hat efica.
eiou. and all powerful "Ni,rh es S,n7,iyc vulgsry
called "Iiszrs Ease. the hapn, results were nro.
dnced and tho impatient pair permitted retire in the
full belief ofs divine preoept, "tbl is M, GOOD for
man 10 sleep alone, to realize youthful an'cpa,ions
But-et US drop tho curtain
VERY carly the following morning the bin was dis
CHARGED md tho unhlushinr bride e1uln1v exclaimed
that she had sustained losshv the visit except part
Of her n1'ns, in remuneration Of which she had been
very happily transformed FROM ,,iider to an angel
Of Nary
4 Uiieer NJ the miIder breed
R-ng pain'd hv Cupids dart.
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70 the Friends Of Foreign Missions in Rutland
Comfy.

The Snhcrber rcepcctuy gives notice that lie 10 ready
10 receive any mnncs which be devoted ard the
~ ! NJ, aud "henovert is convenient, wall be m &C
commnaation 10 hive the pad To him by the 18th last
Tie wants ol the Board we'll known that
unnecessary any thing more upon the subject tnsn
tAs, God Ioyeth che crful liyrr "
JAMES u BUTLER, 7tearrer Rt1 10
~" / a. S0cttfu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-15
\ Hid,sr m the miIder breed,
BEING paind hv Cupid's dart.
The aodlike Narcu came with speed.
Md h-'' 4 the wounded heart.


tny n. Rutland Hsrald
I'm ~ a.
T," '-''crs J have. p very email word,
Pickle and changing any snow-bird
Sometimes am good, at others m bad
Sometimes full Of joy, al others I'm sad.
omi, ry snd . aud am what every printer strives
10 obtain omit my first and h0h and en- one Of the
organs n srrse' omit my Gnh and an tho cause Of
many very pleasant. and UNPLEASANT sensations omit
nv second and fourth and ! ON very prominent part
- rrT'onsr't drses orI.' r.r Fret rod rnrth and
am what no person can iye without omit my third
fourth aud 6hh. and am a personal r-7ronu or the
third person omit my second and nm, .rn the sport
ct the chase omit ray ouil.. .rt aa 600 propolling
power Of scsmho1is and whole is nosse.scd by ev-
~ i'n' person Nhai 'm IN $
Wesftet-a De l-oz
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-15

lIATI HOIT -
'flilS splendid establishment will be re.opcu.d on I'm.
l. 10th Of January, und"r the charge Of the sub,ct
Der
situated Mt the junction Of Fulton with Pc ri and
water streets II oilers every nducetncnt r. the uer
chant ana man Of business Comm dious private mar.
Tors, with bed rooms attached ne Handsomely tru.h
cl ana bird up for iamlly parties and the subs rLrr
unllets himself that the improvements rec nilv m de
VII render he loel an eligible resort for ciiizrrs mad
rangers The Bar will be- furnished with every ya,,-
ETY. liquors car, ia ly select d. aud The Table ,pt.d
wilh all the uxuries Of the It wal be- The am
bou ol the subscriber 20 render he otrIraual To- anv
mud he pledges himself that ~, ekcrtioas = .xpeue,
Sha'l be- spared to mei share Of patronage and ave
satsidot on to the publ
EDWIN u VALE
From the New York Journ Of Commerce
Ide t"1ed At1tes Hoiei Mr. Holt having ret,.d
from III" great h.ue built BY him and "a ia ~ Ji.
'ue. u Is about 70 assuinr, under new hdmiu.tf,
i'n The vie al tn" heed of tins pr graph The haus-
~ Low receiving thorough uyrfha Ing and IL 10 b.
Hchy furnished Hnea from top 90 bottom, under III,
,up'tym Of Geo Yale. Recently Of M-r,d.p On.
hnruc'l whnie-soulcl NAN, who II w. wer. com.
peI'o 10 select host Tor e, would quite likely Ia
be chosen We glad for the axe Of the pubic ib,t
Tins me house Is TO be- Pot .ndfr popular
TOR u - 80 the IA DIST OF thrung Of traveller and vet
Tar ifon al 90 principal hotels
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-15
Affairs OF THE sTATTs.

Prqns, IrrPi1-Goy Rtrcr issued proclamation on
he Isl continuing all officers heretofore appointed b.
him, and who hereafter Ca be appointed under the new
constitution hy The People, until the Legislature shall
provide for he elections.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-15

hnr'aH9-Tho Wings have elected their officers in
both branches e the Legislature On Tuesday, Gen
{ Hif@rly. w Was elected Speaker ofthr House.
hr majority u' seven votes, over DrJ O Wharton -
iH4re wen 'hrr" l"cafacos absent aud there are {:
vacancirs These and the candidates. who cid not
vote. mos" mp the whole number OF mrmhor-1J Ey-
cry wing al hs post
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-15

N0rh C0rolin0 The National Iuol,irenccr saws .-
owe learn TINT the resolutions which passed the House
oi Commons Of Dist State condemunr the plan Of NV
ing away the / : Lands under color ofreduciBg tho
government price for them had also passed the senate
Of that State nv triumphant majority
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-15

In TINS town l2h met WIN. Henry, SON Of Mr. and
Mrs James Taylor. n-rd wear aud . months
In liuhhlrdtan, I'd INST. Aaron = Bradley. -
In Sherhurnc 9th met. Mr. Abel Paine resolution
airy ponHouer, sgcd So Printers IN OAio are ,f0n,,4
&c
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-15

The revolutionary Pafrois and pensioners, d, il fear
ed "IIl 90, hereafter obtain their pttauce due fo the
Government as Mr. Woodbury. has recommended 20
cut down the Lt The reasons are doubtless. tie sub
Ireasurer' have run away with a.! the money, that
Aa ut been Otherwise squauder,d
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-15

Rrtorf aim Ssorraru ~ Har.-h LARGE portion Of
tie 'r. Ts cur.Hg ..r la-f ttar have been employed
n Fi.rta under Gen T,fIar The government tlc
secretary h.s alternative tut 20 rersrtrre iu
the var un' tfs lrlars are i.d isoH ihr territory
IN order o. firm banner seanst ihe sayages Gen q
has been directed to invite NE siefs Zoo Itturu Goo Ae
farms Lry Lave abandoned Co. picket fltr touses AID
o. cfgani2s Nfas'yss IHa bodies io7 m4tual defence
sua fsf ihe protection 1t DE rruniry While taFs su-
r we'd they POI be- ihsn into Tie service, an1 Pc
csirs rsy ~ me corrrurcnt u Il ferar.Hercec o.
government 20 besiav to1n'v o lend upon tl7sr vAo
ul.I sr','r upon tll- iaEd unru issar tfrms
The removal m fhr Cbrfakers has bren Effected
w.ilaHf riorrcr ~ tfrEty her reluctance % leave
thr 'src ol th.r .rih d. re FRS entirely overcome
I1r rulifr ~ ufrrnF 90 fte pension fl..s Al -
T b. c~atts of pfus-rfs cLfrg the year ending sfpi
,lih. have been 1907 ihe tcd.ugFs during iae zane
2.i Tie p-ntlaua 10 " 81 uucef ihe sct oi July
l>i- vii ircffsts the sIpsne.iurrs Of the cspsrtuisu
ft1ai 81 -. On Ofhs .rnsrss slu. lne ss,tstsr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-15

Henry Clay aud the National Domain.
Those of our readers who take an interest in public
affairs, and who fig whether the country is ruled
by knaves and rascas or honest, capable men. will
doubtless recoI'ect that the Hon Hcnry Cia has for
number Of years past been laborne with all his aisan.
tic powers Of body and soul to arrest from the s2ccua.
tors and from the hands Of the ao son and Van Buren,
Administrations this immense public domain, cons:itu..
ing the public lands and convert the avas to purposes
designed by patriotic fathers and trainers Of our
chartered rights
1t has been one Of the proessed objects Of the Jack.
son party TO cede these lands to the States in which
they lay without any consideration 10 the old States-
Another object has been to give preference to tfespas-
scrs or sqnaitcrs by selling them the lands they have
staten at reduced price, at price greatly below the
honest purchaser We could discover the obi Get
OF "the party in taking this course unless 1t was 10
paironze ogues and knaves for the sake Of their
BE tins as IT may the whole taken by the Jack
son and Van Buren, Administrations has been evident.
yto dispose Of this immense national property to the
great injustice of the old Statcs-and had ii not been
for the in'erpos'on OF Mr. Clay aud his friends the
j'e S"p'e TO these lands would have now been beyond
the reach of the old States aud perhaps worse than for
ever lost to those to whom they rgh,ully belong
We have been lead to these remarks by noticing some
late and favorable indications "a the Senate of the L
States in relation 10 these lands Mr. Clay i, will be
scrnby our Congressional Sketches in tins paper n Y
days since succeeded IN sending back to the committee
on public lands bill previously introduced, rivlnp
undue privilege to squaitcrs on the public lands for
mendmcnt, &c, which shows that the Senate are more
iayorably Opposed not to sanction tina, manifest wronc
and unjust course meditaed by the committee and urg
ed 10y nearly the whole Van Buren, phalanx in the Sen
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-15
% % EEEE.

TIC month of january, particular c.u't,c'. ouly
oxeoptcI. JAMES BARREI rJr.
kutau1 Jan o. 1889
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-15

G+-I' Q. sa't us, Nr Swnr,wout has given o.
cr d banquet 90 bis friends io Liverpool, EulH.H
and American the cost 81 which was seven pounds
0erIrg per man. eqn1l io rore than mint, one
dollars PER hokcit We envy not the lce.ug- ,.
grni'won who par'ake of lhIs lct,'. when they
slaN hsf, sd noe acconufs ,,.m Tins countr, DOL.
he cNormoa- deia!cations Of tAs grand banqleter.
-Bastoa Tina,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-15

~ sour, 4 vacancy in the Legislature for Randop t
70 boz been srnp'.ed With wing Last Election 2Jl
V. D uaJ ~ + lmris1H
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ShGc PEGS.
Grain For sale.
TRUSTEE; BLANKS -,

TUSr rrutcd, and for ,ale at the Rutl.hI and Ca.
j l,eloo B,ol, 5 torres.
Jan "a 1889.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-15

Winter Arrangements.
Letters or the West and North daily osccpt Sunday
should be deposited IN the Box by 4 O. p NJ Tnr tAo
E1st (dlily eycop Sund1v- South and Woodstock l,Ip
DAY, Ncdrosdty and Fud',l at8I 2 " For -tocl.
hdgc Iu"sd7ys Thursd4ys ard Slurlt,sl nj 2 T. NJ
For Windsor tIhursday lud SATURDAY, AT g . + "
THOMAS ORM>BEE F. NJ
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
E5aI I'm siSS.

C,UrTA VEGETABLES, AN INFALI.IHt.E REMEDY
~ FOR DEAFNESS.rtG 4r'ht >icc"ss which has attend"
lie Westminster Dis""sary Cor diseases of the eye
ear) which clt,s Patent been obtained by =
Taylor, D. from the Englnh Go,erlncn' and The sanction
it has resolved from the Royal Academy Medicine in Paris,
us well as from the ,lr Mr. Ahorue
thy, Sir A.,l.y Cooper Drs kos,o, Cur Drake and Sc
dag Aur, &C. and other artists and error I"
in medical su.ucr, used and recommended il,
Tue fame nllc t;aa Vegetables, tr"ue bout France and
Germany caused its spec ly ucIon ln!o almost every
country Europe and addresses presented to DIR T.y
lor from all parts conrra,uaury the circumstance. The
certainty with which the Gua Frretais continually
applied ted h, ,,uy Thousands S,n,e the
Of l1 their mars,irs Louis Ph,irpe, King of the
French, and Leopold King of the rluias, conferred oil r
Taylor the oihonorary cr maicstrs,
ompe,e many restored hearing otherwise cd
by tn" application "th. lou tiled ti"l'' vrg".I's Ihe,e
al Nhoarc afflicted with deafness, arising from any cause to
| apply his remedy.
il" Ionon ,nd Brussels the number cured by him is
ncaculnLlc, we'll tho ct tho 'res hing
ne to" Duh'n 4l0 moro less henfI restored
hs yh'm, rian had been ncurabc for 30 years.
ofeisc ofyos Orr "cn) &c restored |" hearing,
1876 VIM 9've,rs OF and ono a. In tho last yenr
per FOR med III the cities in tho south of Fn"cc
qanni'hns for their nunb'r and the ""yth time they
trtc,cd.
F"rproof otit- efficacy. will submit, The following
The Rev Johu King c"raic of Johns Church. Manchester
bad hrrome deaf from cold! that he could NJ" hear sh,"d
nmuc fifteen yard di>tnt Tins affection h' been gru'u
ally growing him nu rsr Of year, during which
time no applied many cruratch Ants ard lhs
who operated and ppl'" every thing their Mn', '' could
m"nh"d a"d applied Taylors Grn V"se'nh lis and strange
TO t." he had ue, .conl os" until h" could hear
well Il" did For particulars of thu caae, London
Med J"urn, for Oct l-s5
Dr. Andrews of Ednlurp, says OF the Gut. f"re'aisin
valuable remedy of deafness arising n nervous
debility aud relaxation of the onced by c"' and well
caIcute to ii" mach good and literature recommend it l."
bcin. oni opinion we'll that of
Others wli b" disappointed who may have occasion "
DR. james of Amr!I, Belf,lshi,e letter DR. TAYLOR
concludes by saying class of people will f IN the
ar sing fran almost any cause generally found
to NV" hotties rr"uc"a p"rec, cneand IA one ,nSn'
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aIENNTIY's DYSPPrI; ilXll.

/
G>r b.ruel,y, tn, gre.tsst Of t.ns'h :,ls W.
opnion that nnt- teutlls Of the Diseases t.rt alice
mankind originate in tho stomach This Elixir was
used nv him with The most unprecedented sucuess in
,s,s private and public practice for upwards OF forty
wears, for tEa rc,Isnvn Of he following discusses
Loss nfuppetitcs Fatuiency, Di,ehlinn OF the Stom-
,ch Pain in the side, lieaviness o the Head and neil.
nation sleep, lreGularity OF the Bowels, and III all
cases whlro Indigestion Or tostisc hubit Is ound 10
exist.
This medicine must not lie nun.e ed among the host
al ouack nosrus now before the public, il is the
sole invention of the abe. and most scientific surgeon
.,u,opc ever produced, and tl secret of preparing it
was purchased by the agent for ve,y large 1t is
agreeable AMI pleasant the tn te, acts midi
;.nt always keeps The bowels free, iinarls vgor aud
.retig,n to til! system, and chenr,insss to the nh,
and few bot les reinnvrS the MOST unframed cases OF
pysepsia digestion, and prevents return al any
T. u.ure period. ,o,o
New YoRw, 18th August, 1888.
IS Madison. street
S,R:-In consequence Of leading seentary life, |
tayc bcen troubled M less, with Indigestion for
&n ins,.pportabie | have tried several ply <icians,
Md nulnlsr Of q,ack Medicines, with mt deriving any
benefit | despased of Obtaining any permanent
relief aud resigned myself tuthe hopeless despair
was persuaded by many friends 10 try tAhernethv' :
Dysueptic Elixir have now finished the fou'th hot
de- al, know not how to express mv' nlration Of it,
wonder virtues and the miracle it hs performed in
re.oring ms IN that health which L. ugh lost for
.ysr, Send me half dozen bottles a and exec, II
INV thanks ior the blessings you have d erred by re-
storing mt to perfect health.
jCO3' MONROE.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22

HAI,l) y Esq.
( REAUT1FIl. head of hair il tn" Crnntrst 0rHn.
men, belonging :, the human frame. How strange
" III" los, OF it changes the c"untnnnce and rrcna
turrv brings the appearance OF OLD ngr. "h''"c
TO rccol at being uncovered. anh soN''''S
even sus society," avoid the tests and snserS ct
their acquaintance: the reminder o tfrr lives AT" con
srqunn,iy sper, in refinement In short not even the
loss &c property fills the generous thin kin" youth with
TINT nravv sinking gloom does the loss OF rs har
To all these uulca ami CIR utnannc"S ''ldf"'Gc
Balm Of Columbia stops the hair FROM FILLING OH n the
first application, AID afew hotties restores II nga'' II
likewise produces eyebrows and wistrrs prevents I've
nar from turning grnv, makes it curl beautifully. nnd
frees it from scnrf. Numerous certificates 'o the first
respec'a''y in support of the virtues OF OId'ioSeA-
Ealin, ara shown by the rroprIetor'.
u Read the following:-
Rohrrt Wharton, Esq late Mavo' Of pH'l'lr'r!l
has cc,itrf ~. srcn below, to the high charA
ter Of he following gentlemen.
The md r-,rn"d do hereby &C tifv TINT "rhnve used
the lm Of .'o;umhia ii covered bv J. Oltlfidge nnd
have found it highly ,"iccne not only asa preventive
against The FILLING oi Of hair, bat also certain rcslor
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methods, Minister in II George c,nrs"'
No So North Fifth ST.
!D'iN INCLIs>. 3!l A,ch street.
JOHN u 'rli')iAS, d. l6a Knrest
NUTn McCUHDl. 2E' south ID 81.
JOHN CARD Jr. 1913 Arch street.
1t is know that three of the n!nv, siIncrs are NOR
ia ~ Of agr, and the others moi less than 30
[tr,M the Mnyor]
Conmanw call, of rc.l.svi,nnia. I
! Civ &c phlatleluhin,S
/ I, Ro:er, Wharton. Mayor nf said city OF Phi ndr
rhin 10 hereby certify that am we'll acquainted viii
Hr-srs p ngla, john : Fu,c :, and ilugh NJ Curt,
hose uaS are signed to the above certificate ,lut The,
are gent'rlrr ut character AMI rcsurctahtv, and II.
such full credit should be given TIN. said certificate.
IN witness VIII 'rcof have hciruno set my la''
ard caused til" seal oithr city to be fixed, til
! 9th day of December. SC.
| r.. 81 ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSt.i!i that each hottie 9th" Genuine Balm ha
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is rerrcscn'e
the Fall mag &c,
Sol' holes al and retail by the sole agents for Am.
RIGA. % Floche, street. n Walden Lane, one doc
bel Pearl street and by most dr,sg u'ld e'iun"l
t ough he country
! JARVIS < ANDREWS,
mo Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
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PRICE ~ CENTS.
Terms IF tie Newspaper Press Of NeU Or'ean
unanimously agreed to At M adl-urned meeting q!
the Pro,re,or., held on the 1911, Of March, 1897.

Terms Of tie Newspaper Press Of New Orlean
unann ,usiy agreed to At y! adl.urned m.e!l"g s'
the Pronrieiors, held on the 18th OF March, 1887.
sUHscRlP rIoys -rwelve Dollars for the daily pa
',nn,n;n, payable seni-ainn,l"; in advance: ten
dollars for the tri.weekly country paper payable one
year in advance, where CITY reference is given-
Five l,llnrs firth. Weekly; PAYABLE IT, alvancr. ~"
lbscr tion will be discontinued until urrearngrs ARE
sstcl In Of di continuance, one weeks notice
EXPIRATION Of subscription,
ApvEHr,sISa.-oie dollar per SQUARE for the first
nsartipn and half that price for each subsequent ono:
an> material alteration from the original advertisement
will he charged us new one.
YxAsLy ApvERrlsERs. Merchants and Ira ers,
orty dollars 20, English alone sixty tor hoth lan
sunrss: tanks, Insurance. Ohces and other slM,ar
public in .titutiun. fifty dollars in English only an
tight: for bot. Ian uases Ship and Hteam'2h EnG.
ors or Commission merchant. sixty dollars III English
no, and eighty for both languages.
MARRIAGES, OBITUARY NOTICES, and ar'lcs call
ing the attention Of Tie public to safes o, property,
cards Of passengers, benefits, &C. &c. viii le charge
dollar per square for tho hr't 'sef"h Ill cue" a
CvxxuNlcArioss, or Advertisements, of any person
al nature, when admissible. shall be charged double
aud in ADVANCE. ..... .
Aucton.ers, Sherrs Register. Of Wills ana Marsha's
sales Of real estate publ shed IN both languages
and 80 per English alone: ~ por cent on salts
HpvERrlsEWEsrs out Of the direct line of bushes
Of the advertiser, such legal, ancot anu pan'a
sales runaway s,ayss stray :, In e "raurv rates.
ADvERrisEMENrs not srecihed ns to imc, Will III
published one month, and charged acc"fn' n
No advertisements OF bankruptcies WI ne pnp'ishe'
n any case, nuicss paid for previous I" insertion,
payment guaranteed by Responsible lerso" N oM'.
rnrures and other places OF amusement, advertiser!
daily the season. to he charged Sl'" ''' I'5''"
lone, and $l50 in both languages. ,,, ~; oo
All announcements of candidates for r"tchi once
will be charged double the price of other advertise
ments. G ,,,
OWN. to tho immense loss sustained by newspai1'
prorclors thew have come |" ts conc 'ns''h " "
ma mes Of persous whose accounts hay" u"t peti pa,
within ono mon,h after prcs'n'a,ion shall he MAD
$50 fur prnccahle to each o.h"fm n, inx n'
cnn. themselves not 10 advertise or print '"t so'
al ususu,s unless in case OF atranrs payncMI:
,;gusIi j. c. DE ST. KOMES
J. BAYON,
PIP. REA,
J. c.. PRENDERGASI,
JOHN GIBSON,
LGMSDEN.
Weekly pres.We. thu UNDERSIGNED agree to %,'"
hy III. shove conditions far as they are apPc"oe
weakly papers. ,.vipC>rr
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
yARRISON's SPECIFIC OINTMENT

Tue great celebrity of this unrig ,lird Com
position cs,ccially in the Northern States, Icav
the proprietor but tito need TO say ANY thing IN
it's favor for ii ha, been generally conceded 10 IT,
that it is beyond all comparison the b st remedy
tor external CON ,lAnts tim: has ever been disco"
vcrcd Inlrei c speed ana ceraa'y Of ts ope-
rnt hive the appearance OF miracles; MS " g. rs
W unGs curns fever sores, cEitdpt!ns, ~hite s"e'-
iings, bes, piles, spider a d snake bites &c ',e-
dialc!y yield to It's apparently snperhun II ih1'o-
rnco Thus If properly applied i, VIII remove an
invctcrl," corn, break and heal Il hl e III hs'
days. viii ui!ay and perfectly cura AN ulc'r IN Two
weeks aud the most desperate cases Ui "hi'e
sN cng that he mag med, have eh d"9'f"Yre
ty it in less than two months L tn" bites o! POI
sunn,ls reptiles lis efficacy is .rIiv surprising, an
even in the bite If rnhid dog, for il applied IN
time its power. Of attraction are 81 w"udert"i t'ii'
they will at arrest the poison, AMI thus pre-
vent it ON pcrvlding the system 1t IS likewise
greatly ruuerur To any medicine heretofore disco.
y.rcd or the c4nfd backs and lunbs OF horses, tor
letters, ri Z WORMS, chopped lips, ahd IN snort i'r
every external bodily evil that may tail to 'hc lot
OF nan or beast.
Tho prrpr. tor has received at least a thousand
Certificates and 9th documents, III tav o'hls
" S rcl.ic OInt,ncni,' upwards OF II hunarnl OF
which were written by respectful" '"cnners OF the
Medical FAciily, u. tgcatl.:ny the same cuiogI
and satisfaction.
Pro AIRED at l29 Liberty street, New York, lns
for salo at Is I'nyiias street, Sc" Orleans.
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