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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-03-06

etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.
The present number is specimen of what
this Mammoth Newspaper will contain, as
we'll in rarity and extent of it's original aud
selected matter, as the style of it's execution.
As Family Newspaper, BROTHER JO-
NATHAN will be found to present attrac-
tons beyond any other:
-"ae comes, the herald of a noisy world,
.Ne0s from all nations numbering at his back"
The earliest intelligence, foreign and do
meshc, and the latest novelties in the Liter
airy World, will be promptly served up for
the qualification of the reader.
Strictly neutral in politics, it will contain
nothing in favor or against any party, and
will as sedulously avoid any of the contro-
versies which agitate the religious commu-
nifty. Strict morality, virtue, temperance,
industry, good order, benevolence, and use
fulness to our common country, and our fell
low men, will be advocated and inculcated
in every page of Brother Jonathan.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
o. The annals Of medicine do not qford, per.
haps, more remarkable instances oCc,tres than the
fotLOwing, which ,cere Effected By The use Of
Eseafi.1e; ERnfnaaEcHl XernHase

A LADY Of Boston, was afflicted with cruptions
"A all over her head and body, attended with
most unpleasant feelings, burnings and hloches-
had lost the nails from some OF her fingers and
toes-was cured by bottles of these drops
A Boys Iffered years with dreadful on
bis foot, some of which had eaten wholly tho his
foot!-had his foot opened twice and the bone
scraped-w considered past relief, and his death
expenditures cured by taking these drops!
a man in Roxbury-wds for years afflicted with
foul ulcers, one of which had eaten through his
wrist-was cured by these Drops!
A child-After trying various other medicines
for painful eruptions his legs and other parts az
his body, was cured by the Botanical Drops alone
A child in Roxbury-was cured Of a bad tumor
under his arm, by botes
A Boy in Boston-was many years troubled
with ulcers in his head which discharged at his
| ears-cured by bottles!
Mr. Wright-was cured Of bad fever sore en-
one of his legs, of long standing, by these Drops,
| after all other means used had failed!
A child-Was cured by these Drops, of boIs and
ulcers, some Of which had eaten to the riba2
An Elderly Lady-Who was long afflicted with
Leprosy, and so horribly, that she could not bend
joint without gushing out of Blood &c bottles
| cured her
Young Lady-Of Boston, was cured of vio-
lent humor in her eyes, by the Drops
A Lady in Charlestown-Was cured of a white
swelling on her knee joint, by these Drops and
Jebb S Linlment
| Man in Connecticut Who had been troubled
for years by an obstinate kings evil, cured by
these Drops
A Lady-Was cured of terrible of ST
Anthony Fire, by the Drops!
A Child-Aso Of a distressing scrofula
| A Person-Trnubled with violent eruptions on
the face, cured by the Drops after various 9TH
er medicine and advice had failed
| These Drops will cure the most inveratc Scrof.
uia, st Anthonys Fire, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Fry
pselas, Leprosy, Pimpled Faces, Sore Ewes, Scald
Head in Children, Old Sores Ulcers, Foul Fes.
tering Eruptions lIumors, Fever Sores, (even
when the bone has become callous,) White Swell
! ing, I'm connection wth Jebb's IlnimeutD Veper
ial Taints (when Mercury has laled.) and all 9th
! er disorders arising from impure state of the
blood and Juices, and are the best Spring and Au-
| tumnh hysic
Piice so or bottles for so. Ask for DIR Refe s
Botanical Drops
Prepared by T. KIDDER, successor to DR. Con-
way, and for sale at his Counting Room, No. 90
Court street, to Kidder's Drug Store, near
Concert Hall, Boston. For Sale also by LUTHER
JEWETT, St Johnsbury.
| Mono genuine unless signed T. Kidder, on the
outside printed wrapper.
Large discount to dealers. ri 100
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FARM FOR SAEEl!

SIrUATED one mile from Lyndon Centre, on
~ the road from Lyndon To Starsead, contain
ing about one hundred acres Of crceiient iand in a
good state of cuItivation5O acres Of good meodo'o
and about so acres pasturing and tjllage, 'oeH fen
csd;-one good BARN, 40 by 50, with a good an
HOUSE, SHED and .VOOD-HOUSE, in coed re-
pa,r. Schoohouse within about 100 rods Grsl
and Saw-mill within half mile Of said premises
Terms of payment made easy TO the purchaser
should like part of said dover, Ibe rest some 9TH
er day.
For further particulars enquire of Col John
Chase OF Wheeocl Hollow. 15S-il.
AupnSt 10, 1910
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'Esee World Redeemed!

4 Ell the inhabitants rejoice and be gratflaI
- ihe day has come, they can arm lhcmseye;
win The pree'o"S ret,c& which almost deIics dsa"
in all its various ramIiications Doctors with al
theF ooasted science, step aside, ard coOtempa7
the usheriug in of new and eventfnl era in Which
mankind are their own phpsicians The seals are
'roken--the mystery is revealed The remedy ism
,ne'' own hands-the East, the fountain of light
rus opened her vast store. house and is pourin.
forth to morta's the precious san nj ne. ondhea,h
Fer$a" " India, the adored Of the present. & tn
worshipPed OF the future ages are L'vishinr urcr
Us '"et lchest ooons, causing the heart to lear III
Joy, ~ seeing me S'ch healed, the lame walk. sd
presenting To those that are whole n punran,eo
thirty one cents for preserving the shield of bst
and enjoyment ~ ~"
The Persian and India Extracts. the wonder
me age, nave been so thoroughly tested prove
ana unanimously parronized, AMI conceded 10 J
ny All professions and classes, phEsicians not q
cepted, who have become acorninted with theft
unparalleled virtues, the unirersai anil unbomdtd
c'nraenee they insure added to the grateful and
nhcaHed Tor testimonials in their favor is sufficient
W warrant every individual with confidence !"
make trial Of Them.
n treatise on most diseases ,bor symn,oms and
cause with certificates from many Influential per
so"s VINO mad been raised when the skill Of th
PEST physicians had failed, and various medcna
'"g oeeh 'rled IN vain, accompany each box.
4 or convenience. these extracts ore made nr
pulls, and are called the RESURRECTION 81
rEhotAN FILLS. Try one box and see # thel
~ "nt prove 10 be what they are recommends
the Ne Plus Ultra Of the age.
w. CAPRON 81 Co, Rochester, N ~
agents for Vermont and New II amnshire 10 whon
az lr orders should be addressed (post paia)
bv (, Ip1ne pills are for sale by Kiiiredge CS
Store, Passumpsic, Vt; Kiuredge, Merrill & skin
ner, Barnet, VI; N. L. LOOMS. McIndoes Falls
"; nj, X. Parks, & Co, Waterford, VT; HRS
r lshcy' wells River, Vt; Lance, Warner Il Co,
Carlton j. B sa,h smith Cabot, VI; EOf sIss
nHlt,eton, ~ H.; A. 81 o. Garnsey, &. Co Lisbon
NJ NJ ~; and all the principal towns in vermont''
NeW Hampshire I5Oeowlr
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FAIL and irAt e.
G. o o ID $
KgT'VREDGE 81 Cooley

HAvE just received large assortment ep OF s s9s.
Il a sona6le Goods, consisting in part OF bNo ~
CLOTHS, super Eng. Buckskin, Casslmeres' SAT-
ne,s and Vestiugs (embracing the greatest variety
and the most beautiful styles ever offered IN .hS
vicinity3 also prime assortment OF razor I'M,
ming, Pilot and Beaver Cloth for gents overcoats'
Ten7ona. Roskn Plaid, Silk and wors'ed se,ges'
Goats hair camblet, silk warp ea"oeeens ,a Aa nmd
blue hlarkA pines figured do, satin strip Chaias;
black and coored Silks, rich figured do blaeK ana
blne black silk Velvet, cotton do, figured Lace
plain and fancy do, Grape Lissi super SWISS ana
book MusIins, plain, checked and birds eye Yam
brcs. lace and thread Edgings and lnseTnngs'
wrought Cambria do, ladies KID, silk aud BERN
Gloves, do merino and mohalr Hose; Caiicoes, pei
erno Ties. Edinburgh ShawIs, highland and wors.
ed plaid do, fancy tIdkfs m: de Lane and raw
silk do. Ribbons and BeItiugs Ita ian and French
Crnvats. cotton, wool and Lapland do Pongee,hag
bandenna. Sp,alield and Corah Silk tdkis; gems
buck mirtns. buck, kid and Berlin Gloves, striped
shirng brown and beachGd sheei!nss, prhI" nrsa
Flannel, white and colored do, cotton 90, morse
Blankets, rickings. Drllngs, Batting, Wadhing'
Wck,ug, Umbrellas paper Hanengs, rubber S Sh"es
ladies' Caters, do kid Slips and walking Shoes
rhidrens Shoes Buffalo Robes, hair sea- ~ mock
Otter. Nuiria, Fur Seal and Ouer Caps from 20 cts
10 sl5. Collars and fur tioves
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
THE CHRISTIANS HOME

The earth never was designed to be the christians
home. 1t IS field in which he labors during the
heat of the day, and he cannot find his home nm.
I'll the evening comes. and his work s ended Il,
this earth had been designed rDr The Christian
Shome, it would not have been filed with 81 manv
snares and miseres; but il would have been ron.
dared peaceful, quiet, and holy hahiiation. But
now God has prepared for him babitnttnn. where
nothing shall ever enter to disturb his rest. where
he shall feel himself forever AT home. Tho Chris
tian only sojonrns here like way faring man for a
season, but heaven is his home, where he has nm
eternity 10 spend. Eternity! The boundess
thought How can settle down in the dus, as
1--we were always &c continue here? How can we
feel Otherwise than strangers and pilgrims on the
earth
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WI oral and Rel iOlas
ERE NO GOD?


-''Go out beneath the arched heaven at midnight
AMI say il you can 'there is no God! Pronounce
the dreadful blasphemy, AMI ench star will re-
prove you for your unhroRer darkness Of mind -
every voice that floats upon the night winds will
,5ewaii your utter hopeessncss and despair Is
there God? Who then unrolled that blue scroll
and threw upon lis high hemisphere the lceib-
gleamings of immortality? Who then fashioned
this green earth, with its perpetual rolling waters
and its expanse of island and main? Who settled
the foundations Of the mountains? Who paved
the heavens with clouds, and amid the storm, attn
med the voice Of thunders, and unclaimed the ligh
-rings that hinge, and flash in their gloom? who
made thee, o man, with thy perfect elegance o.
intellect and form? Who made the light pleasant
to thee, and The darkness covering and a herald
to the beautiful flashes Of the mornng?-Wh, gave
thee that match'css symmetry of sinews and limbs;
that regular flowing Of blood? Those irrepressible
and daring passions ofambIon and love? And
yet the thunde,s OF heaven and the waters o
earth are calm. Is there no lightning that heaven
is not avenged Are there foods that man j.
not swept unler ieluse' They remain but the
bow decentralization hangs out above and beneath
them. And il were better that the limit'ess wa
>together-it were better that the very stars wer,
con6agrated by fire shronded in eternal gloom
than that one soul should be lost while mere,
kneels, and pleads for beneath the altar of inter
cession.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
GOUGass, COLDS,
.9nd all diseases OF The Lungs

and all diseases OF The Lungs.
VyvHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
Il SAM is believed t" he d"scrvedIy me m0Sl
popular Medicine ever known in Americh' Tor
coughs colds, asthma or phthislc. consumption
whooping cough, and Pulmonary affections OF eve
ry kind
The Vegetable Pulmonary has been very cSten'
sively used for abon twelve years; and ITS repn'a,
ton has been constantly increasing. 80 uniVersa!
" popular has This article become that 1t may be
consider ed a standard article IN large PnH OF
the United States and British Provinces Many
families keep it constantly by them, considering II
the most safe and certain remedy for the above
complaints The propr'etors nave receiyed' ana
are receiving numerous accommodations rom una
nv of our best Physicians who make use OF II IN
their prnciicc. The names Of few individuals
who have given their testimony in fay or OF TINS ar
cIe are here sul on ed and fol more full account
see the envelope TO the botle. ..
Doc Amory Hunting, Doct. Samuel Merrill,
Truman Abel, TIMOTHY DhyeS,
Thomas Brown, Jerc Ellsworth,
ANINTERESrING CASE.
Extract of IA letter from Mr.. c. S. CIy, Kingston,
Ulster county N. TO the proprletors;
Yours Of the 9th instant was duly received A
remarkable cure was afec ted by the Vegetable pu'
monary Balsam, in the winter and spring Of 1888.
The person, Mir Moody, had been sick n long time
with the consumption. Ills physcIans had gwen
him up. lie reduced so low rs to be unable
to help himself and raising n large quantity OF
blood \, hen he commenced using The Balsam,
which effected a com pete cure, and he is now as
ha lie and hearty ever he was. MIR. Moody mas
reno ed from This town, Int he has promised me
a more detailed account OF bis case, which ! VIII
| forward you T. > CLAY
Kingston, N Y June psf, 1888.
Argyle, Nova Scotia
In The winter OF 1887 and 1898, was seized
with violent cough, which continued two or
three months. My cough was so severe that |
was obliged 10 sit W two or three hours dur.
ing the night and | was much reduced in flesh and
strength, and my appetite gone. One of my neigh
hors had bottle Of the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal.
SAN, which he would not sell, lie however loaned
it to me till could get him another. | experience
ed immediate relief from it, The first opportunity
had procured Of it, and to the use of 1t !
ascrbc The preservation of my life.
JAMES w. LENOX
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
TIE EVENING OF LIFE.

Amid lifc's varied streams, and its sources Of Trans
port and pain, often mingled and often alternating
we learn at least 10 prefer those m'ider an" more
certain or enduring pleasures, which calmly soo'he
ns. in the labor and excitement that engage our
yourh and mature strengh.-As ago advances TO
its sober evening, we perceive and apprecla'" the
value of conscious life without pain of seda'e tran
guilty, of reposing yet not inactive thought OF sen.
sibility without perturbation; of patient hope; OF
resting nobility; ofsonsations that please, but do
not aGtat,; of intellectual ruminanon; and OF those
solemn aspirations Of sacred foresight and OF hum
bic reliance on the great mediatorml bGnetac'"r'
which close our days with true dignity, and make
ever disonton blessing -Ta0ne"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
UORATIO G. PIERCE'S ESTATE.

T9NIlE subscribers having been appointed by the
IL Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Gale
donia, commissioners, to receive, examine and ad-
lust The claims and demands Of all persons, against
The Estate Of HORATIO q. PIERCE, late IF 81.
Johnsbury, in said district, deceased, represented
insolvent, and the term Of six months from the
1wenty-ffth day of September being allowed by
said Cont TO the creditors Of said deceased, TO ex
hibt and prove their respective CLAIMS before US;
Do give notice, that will attend 10 The duties OF
our appointment, at the dwelling house Of Widow
Pierce in ST. Johnsbury, in said district on FRIDAY
tho 9Th day Of November, and Friday, the 5th
day of March 1871, at ! o'clock, afternoon, on
each of sa id days.
EZRA IDE,
EDMUND HALLET. Comm
SAMUEL A. WilEELER,1
Dated at ST Johnsbury, Oct. ID, A. ID. lS4o. l6c
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Barrett, January 2S, lS40.

TIE public are hereby notified that the PungIl
business will hereafter be carried on by Tho sub.
scriber at The old stand of lloore hlason & Co and
efforts shall he wanting have Tie farmers well
supplied with Plonshs at first rate quality, ar !
shares constantly on hand TO fit Said P!ougs will
he kept by Agents in most of the principal towns
IN The vicinity. The superiority Of the Moore and
Mason Ploughs tor turning smooth fiIrrowwithont
breaking and turning up hill and drawing easy is
wen known that recommendations are considered
unnecessary. would only say farmers. try for
yourselves. JONATHAN F. SKINNER
Barnet, january IS, 1870 1927
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MO- I HOE.
t67eply.

Ut liE Coparnership heretofore existing betW cen
u the subscribers under the style Of Moore, Ma
son ~ Co. has been by mutual consent dissolved.
All the Books and demands and all other property
belonging to said firm has been assigned to j. +.
Skinner, to whom all demands due the concern
must be paid, and all Poughs in the hands Of y.
gents must be accounted for to said Skinner who
will also settle all demands against said Company
JOHN MOORE.
WILLIAM MOORE,
JOSEPH MASON,
J. L. SKINNER.
n,.,o, I,,,.., 1Ssn
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xK7OULD respectfully inform the inhabitants OF
w Lyndon and vicinity. that she has taken
the shop at Lyndon Corner, recently occup'e" ny
Mis- IA ESRIETTA PECK,
where she intends to pursue the Millinery and
Dress Making business and hopes to merit por-
ton OF public patronage. io'-H
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w. \. Goods,

(orime Teas and 'robacco.) Winter strained O,h,
i,inseed do, Paints and Dye Stufs. CROCkERf
and GLASS WARE, HARD WAKE, W Lc'
RY, &c. =;
The above with most articles USUALLY kept IN
Country Stores they now offer cheap lorCash or on
Credit.
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NOTICE

'AHtiiS may certify that have this day reiinunsh
- ed 10 my son Samuel w. Ford, his time 10 act
and trade for himself and shall pay none OF his
debts or claim his earnings after this date.
ROBERT FORD.
Kirby, Oct, 7, Is4O 16sw3
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Flour WIFI.

BUS Tin GROW would inform his custone'
- and the public that his Mill is in perfect Or
ocr, and that he is aiaoays on hand prepared TO ~
grinding 10 ther entire satisfaction. He IS ~ :,
prepared at all times TO grind SALT for dairy: I"
the table.
81 Johnsbury, Sept. I, 1910. lS
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Dee. II, 1888.
COUNTERFEITs, BEWARE OF IMPOSE
tEIONI

TiON!
Each genuine bottle is enclosed IN blue wrap.
per, on which is n label, signed by SAMPsoS REED.
NONE OTHER CAN BE GENUINE.
d The outside Yellow Label will have on and
after December 1889, in addition to that of Samp-
son Reed, the Signature of WV. JoHN COTLER, one
Of his partners.
The great celebrity If the Vegetable Pulmonary
Spurious articles, which by partially assuming the
name ofihe genuine, calculated to mislead and
deceive the public Among these mixtures are the
american Pulmonary Balsam,' ''Comp oundPulmo-
nay Balsamic Syrup" pulmonary Balsam,' Car
ter's Compound Pulmonary Balsam,' and others.
Purchasers for ti'e article by its whols name
PULMONARY BA;.SAM, and see that it has the
marks and gnaiurcs % the genuine.
Each bottle and seal is stamped 'Vegotable Pol
monary Dalsam
N.FONE MORE CoUNTERF Ell besides the 'Ameri-
can Pulmonary Balsam, and Others above alluded
tu-An attempt has been mnde to deceive the pub
lie by spurious mixture called vegetable pulmo.
nary Balsam,' sometimes signed Samuel Lee and
sometimes Sampson !.ee-suid to prepared by an
unprncipled man IN Bangor, Me. The name is
written in way 10 resemble tho genuine signature,
and most foul attempt to. deceive the public
and avoid the punishment that await actual forge
ry.
For sale by REED, WING " CUTLER (Iate
Low 81 Reed) wholesale dealers in Drugs, Medi.
cines, Paints and Dye Slu6s, No. 81 Chatham
Street Boston, also by Luther Jewett, ST. Johnsbu-
ry, VI, and A. Nc MILAN Danville VI.
Price 50 cts t67eply.
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r E S T..

Il > i.
Rest for the weary, resi-;
For oh! he cannot bear
The burdened weight tho, fills his bre"s'-'
The crushing load OF care
Year after year rolls on,
But no relief is given
nj ,yi,.n will the burdened weary one
BE blessed WIKI the pence of heaven;
Rest for the soldier, rest
His mortal foes strong;
4They have smitlon the plume of his bl"Zoh
crest.
And the battle hath lasted long;
His standard trails the ground,
And his hope, cen as low;
And again doth the trump's awakening sound
BcspealS The advancing Toe.
Rest for the pilgrim, rest
The way is lone and diear;
The red lights fade in the distant west,
And the ,larkenng clouds appear
Tie longs for his fathers home,
Where the palm trees proudly rise
A nd the shadows of eve may never come
10 mantle the radent skies
Rest for The mourner, rcst-
Oh when will The yawnng grave
Dclil INT not 10 take the dearest and best
Ofthe lovely and The brave!
Our hands have scarcely borLe
One friend 10 bis narrow bed,
Ere another, by painful sickness worn,
Is numbered with the dead
Rest fur the ransomed, rest
The gate Of death is past;
bleSt,
For your home is found at last.
The mourners tears are gone
The pilgrims tolls are Ger
The sold Ter glorious crown hath won
And The weary cares no more.
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W. N'EED.

In exchange for Goods; Tow Cloth, FrocSInG
Grey Cloth, Butter, Wool &c.
ST. Johnsbury Plain, Oct. ~, 1910 l67't
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-17

NV BDOEs
Indian War with plates.
1acidcnt Of Border Lie.
IvunR Lldy's Friend.
C1.erdgt's shelley & E1'e'.
Ferdinand a Isabella. 2 vols
Pafy's Voyages.
American A,r1uhc. 1871
Popular Ecucsfi.n.
SD.th A,neuca & Mcuco Tc1ian Revolution,
Advice i1 Young Gentleman.
Court 81 England. 2 vols.
BlWd's %ecta-os on Phciouc.
IRE received rnf 1r &c tv
drc8, STEPHENSON & CARwOCD.
ECTIFiED WHISkET-1O0 bar,ls IN slo-s
~ iorsa's ~ SOLOMON KING.
nov - IS Wafer strsst
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evans FAMILY APERIENT PILLS are pure
e. IS vegetable. c~c'npgscd with tie strlcIesI prcc
l'4 "I science aHt fart they never produce nausea
'rf ere VarSnlrj 10 cure the following diseases which
arse rom impurities Of the blood. viz-ArouicIv
Billors affections. Coughs, Colds, liberated sore ihpo.,
Scarlet Fever, Asthma. Cholera. Liver Complaints
diseases o! tie kidLeys ani Bladder. Affections pecu
'IaF 10 iemaics, ard all ito~c disease. Of vtaiscerrr
Nihd' 10 which human nature il subject. where the
stomach ~ Affected.
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS. & COLDS. Nervous
ll-eases, hNor complaint, dyspepsia. bi'ous diseases.
pics ulcers. isma!e weakness. and all ci-cs Of hvpo.
eAoI'dr'acisIn' low spirits. polpItatIUn OF the heart, ner.
'oas lrTiiabIiHy, nervous weakness. Gus albuTcensi.al
"caLness. Indigestion, los ofarpeGie, heartburn. gen.
'raI debility. bodily weakness, chio7osis Or GREEN si,k.
'esS' h~oiu''ncy. hysterical fginiines. hva.,r.cs. head
icheS' h!ccup, sea sickness, night inlre, rheumatism.
''ihail' TIC dorlOurcuy. crasp. spasmodrc Affections.
wa thOsf who are victims 10 that r1osi e1crmiarinr
.isordef. GOUT. will find relief fium their sufcr.rgs by
a course of DR. Evans medicine.
HeUdre q Coy7feJeGs-CAirrJov. &c particular
IN purchasing TO see tsai The label Of hi, Medicine
o h"iIcs GINS entry according 20 Act Of Con.
S'e'S And be likewise particular in obtaining hem
Al IOo Chatham street, ew-Yo or from the EEcr.
LAR AGENTS. WM A. KING UBe.y.1
NV %