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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-15

EHTAtL PAPER-Jus Perceived en-. II, n
~ Wli a.ar s1d bordering rcr.1rs ,,,s,
iHE iHc uruc.s would do well iu rsll end rr7urro h.
JOHN FISHER.
rar W I73 Main g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-15
Y'EE.7.HrVEesEs,y,rlxrron y,

E,,i.--.,t ONf a"EE AR-BOLF LTNE-
'H W transportation Of Fr.,oh, 49,.
PHILADELPHIA AND priTSn i, p@'W' =
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-02-26
Remains Of .N'022OleOn.

We have not room to give description of tn
pomp and majesty displayed by the French natior
in removing the remains of Napoleon-the idol o
France-from the Isle of ST. Helena, to the recepta
Gle prepared for in Paris, would require toe
much space, must leave it to the readers ina.
glnation All France appears to have moved in pay.
ing honors to the memory Of this great conqucror
No expense has been spared to render the scene o.
their removal solemn and imposing-t proved so be.
yond description.
We give below the Paris Messengers account oil
the exhumation, which represents them to be in a
remarkable state of preservation.
The workmen were arduously employed
from midnight until half past nine o'clock in
the morning, before the earth was entirely re-
moved from the vault, all the horizontal strata
of masonry demolished, and the large slab
which covered the internal sarcophagus de-
tached, and raised by means of crane. The
cemented masonry-work which enclosed the
coffin on every side, and which, during the 10
years that have elapsed since it was built, had
suffered no detriment, had so preserved it from
the effects of the atmosphere and the neigh
boring spring that at the first sight it did not
appear to be in the slightest degree injured
The sarcophagus in the fag-stones was per-
feet. and could scarcely be said to be damp.
1t is difficult to describe with what anxiety,
with what emotions, those who were present
waited for the moment that was to expose to
them all that death had left of Napoleon
notwithstanding the singular state of preser-
walton of the tomb and collins, we could scarce
ly hope to find any thing but some mishapen
remains Of the least perishable parts of the
costume to evidence the identity. But when,
by the hand of DR.. Guillard, the satin sheet
was raised, an Undesirable feeling of sur
prise and affection was expressed by the spec
tators, most of whom burst into tears. The
Emperor himself was before their eyes! The
features of his face, though changed, were
perfectly recognise-the hands perfectly beau
tful-his well known costume had suffered
but little, ard the colors were easily distn-
guished-the epauetts, the decorations, and
the hat, seemed to be entirely preserved from
decay--the attitude itself was full Of ease,
and but for the fragments of the satin lining,
which covered, as with fine gauZe, several
parts Of the uniform, we might have believed
we saw before US Napoleon still extended on
a bed Of state. Gen. Bertrand and M. Mar
quickly pointed out the different articles which
each had deposited in the coffin, and in the
precise position they had previously drsUribod.
1t was even remarked that the left hand which
Gen. Bertrand had taken to kiss for the last
time before the coffin was closed up, still re-
manned slightly raised.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-02-26
NO. Is.

off mountains, mellowed in the beams of the
morning sun. Now the traveller passes thro'
forest of trees, standing in their natural posi-
tons ir the bed Of the river, twenty feet below
the waters surface. Passing these he comes
to group of islands lying in the stream, piled
with the coffin canoes of the natives, filled
with the dead and covered with split plank
He anchors for awhile at wharf of natural
basalt, but presently proceeds on his way, gill
ding now in solemn silence, and now Interrupt
ted by the roar of distant rapid, gradually
growing on the ear, until the break water and
feathery foam arise to the view. Passing nn-
der rocky cavern by the shore, formed of Sc
mi-circular masses which have overpowered
the stream for ages, 'frowning terrible, impos-
sible to climb he waits the morning; listen
ing during the night watches to hear the dis
tant cliffs
--- reverberate the sound
DEPARTING fragments tumbling from on high"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-02-26
AGENTS.. FOR THE HERALD.

o~1-The following gentlemen are authorized to re-
.eye subscriptions, and receipt for all moneys paid
,,eref,r Some of them have not been spoken to
on the subject-if any such feel unwilling to act IN
that capacity, they will please notify US
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S. c. Trowbridge, Iowa City, johnson co.
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John Ronalds, Harrison. Louisa County
Bernhart Hem, Burlington, Des MONIES
Amos Ladd, Fort Madison, Lee co.
n~1The Postmaster General has decided that post
masters may frank letters containing remttances to
publishers, in payment of subscriptions.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-02-26

INDIANA LEc1sLATURE.-The wing members
of this body have deserted the Indiana Journal,
their former organ, and have created new
enc. Mr.. John Bowling, Of the Terre Haute
Courier, and Mr.. Cole, ofthe National Patriot.
were recently elected State Printers, and have
issued proposals for the publication Of a new
PAPER. to be called the Indiana State ~ ~
zette.'' The Legislature will adiour~ = -
18th inst.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-02-26

A Relique.-The mahogany coffin which
enclosed the remains Of Napoleon at St. Hee-
ma, and which was exchanged for the ebony
one brought from France, was cut up by order
of the Prince de Joinville, and distributed in
pieces to the officers and men of the Belle Poule
and Favourte. Several pieces were disposed
of by the Sailors, on their arrival in France, at
from 800 to 500 francs each.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-02-26

We cheeriully comply with the request OF an un-
known Lady, in giving place to the following story,
and hope that it may be highly priced by others,
as is to the one TO whom we are indebted tor Its Sc
lection Few stories of the present day possess Its
merit, amusement and profit, so we hope our iair
readers will give its moral its due consideration.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-02-26

More TRouBLE.-The correspondent of the
Boston Mail, writing from Derby, w., town
on the Boundary line, states that quite serl-
Gus row had occurred between party of Yer
monters and party of Canadians, who were
fishing in Lake Memphremagog. The Yer
monters beat the Canadians off, and it was said
that the Canadians were preparing to come over
and burn the house of one of the Vermonters.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11
Consumption and Liver Complaint.

TAYLOR : HgiSFNOE EFEgEGI orr has bceu
~ us'a 'ncet''isy io ,gei YEAR ~ the cote 81 hes'
~ B.utiy, \ Oh others are spurious and IN
suihofaea
Costrvrrto- ,sb Livrr CoNttiisr. Az gesrra
rrnedy ihcsc q, eases folly satisfied, from long
rIpsrraef 1,fe medicine equal % DR. 1aylo' ba
san OBJ Larefs0ft BunE purely Vegetable, II can e uHo
18th iAo Utmost safety ty persons every condition
cesnsrs The Lungs b. eGpcct1taton, relieves dbcul
Breathing and seems ta heal the chest There be
question but thai THIS medicine certain for chton
coughs and colds have used u ot tour years IN my
pfacuee, and always with success ? Rooms, n. q.
CovrSrtiov the f1lloslns remarks we're taken from
the list number ofibc Medical Magazine
The Surprising eaeo' produced BY DtTaylot' BalsA
~ lvetS a. iu cunsumpuve cases, cannot fail exciting
deep and thrilling interest throughout the world. We
have 80 long believed th, dstae loonsumpron) ncuts-
bic. that difficult credit when see
persons evidently oonsumptve, restored TO health. Yet
that IS fact Of daily occurrence how then cues
iou the fue Of the above medicine. In our next We
shall De more 81 pIct meantime hope physicians will
make trial Of is medicine aud report It's effect TO US
Note The original and genuine Taylor's Balsam Of
Li,cfNori Is made and sold at 35j Bowery.
To ltsatIs The number Of females IA delicate health
~ this eats truly surprising Weakness, loss OF HpPe
tic liver complaints, ana many other diseases prey upon
them, making them pale and lean Of flesh An this
asset nature IN all her movements restore tone to the
nerves aud muscular ogAns ofhs kind is Dr. Taylofs
Basam Of Liverwor which being mild and purely veget.
able, females admirably. II all will II
confident an elastic step good appetite and rudy checks
will follow once more remember, the original and gen
une j. made al j15 Bowrry.
~ SrTrtSG % Blood. This disease consists OF dis
charging Of blood, often olhy from the mouth brought
up with hawking and coughing and is usually accompa-
med with difficulty OF breathing, and some pain in the
chest Sometimes IT Is preceded 10y oppression al the
chest, dry tickling cough, aud slight shooting pains
This disease always less dangerous The great
danger that these symptoms may terminate in the Con
sumption and immediate remedies alone savcjtnis nd
But DR. Tayors Balsam Of Liyervort is 4 remedy,
and TO show s unparalleled success certificates Of cures
from Al citizens and physicians viii be polished
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11

N the subscribers. being appointed by the Hon. the
w Probate Court for the district Of Rutland, commits
siones to receive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands Of all persons against the estate of
WRIGHT WHlPPLE,
late Of Psiord in said district deceased represe nted
nsolvent, and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto and six months from the I'd day Of April
inst being allowed by said court for that purpose we
do therefore hereby give that we will attend 10
the business OF our said appointment at the dwelling
house OF Rachael Whipple, said pitsforl, the last
Tuesdays OF June and September next from clock I'M
I'll g O'Clock p. NJ. on each Of said days
pAyiD HALL, Jr commissioners.
Piitsford, April Z, lSil l7-I9
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11
NOFFATS VEGETABLE LIFE MEDL

clhes.-l hcsc medicines are indebted
Tor ihe name totheIt manifest and sensible action ia our
ing e springs ana channels Of life, and eudung them vii
ehe"1 zone andNgof 10 many hundreds Of certified
Nhch nave been made pubic and amos, every species o
10 Nheh NE human frame 10 liable the happy efeo
Of Hgfafs lie Pi and Phonir Bifters have
ana poocy acknowledged by The PERSONS benefited and
Nb2 Nei' previously unacquaiuted with the beautifully bind
soPncAi principles upon which they compounded Nd o
o. shch hey consequently act. -F
Inc Lifh MEDICINES recommend themselyes In d,s,,c.
81 t'ef' form and description. Their 6ft opersioo a. a.,
~ ron lNe coats oi The stomach an1 bowels the various p
e' ape cfolies constantly seng around them and \, 20
me s H.ta'hed acet which collect DO the convoluor. a.
We 'masf hients Oher medicines only partisl, elc,e
thsse ana leave such collected behnd a. "a ,5
"-''- e''l'eu's'Nbh hl ne inIn u evils o. sudden
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11

Counterfeits. Beware of imposition

SouHlcTltllS. beware OF imposition
Each genuine bottle is enclosed blue VIZ ppet on which
is label signed by Sampson Reed NoSr orHER Can u
GENUINE.
II The outside yellow label viii have after Dec
1889, addition to that Of Sampson Reed, the signature
YIN. John cutter, Of his primers.
The great celebrity of the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsom has
been the cause Of atemps Introduce spurious articles which
by partially assuming the OF the genuine are ca
to mlscad and deceive the public Among arc
the American Pulmonary asam Vegetable Pulmonary BAL.
same Syrup; Pulmonary Bsam 'Carcrs Compound Pumo-
mary Bllsam and others Purchasers should inquire for the
true article by its whole The Vegetable Pulmonary
Badn and that has the marks and signatures of the gen
uine.
Each bottle and seal stamped, Vegetable Pulmonary Bal.
One More Counterfeit besides the american Puimona.
ry Bdtsdm and others ADORE alluded 10 An attempt a,
been made TO deceive the public by spurious mixture called
vegetable Pulmonary nsam sometimes signed Samuel Lee
sald TO he prepared 10y unpuncipod man Bangor Me
me ne is written resemble the genuine s,n'
ure, and base attempt 70 deceive the public and avoid
punishment that awaits actual forgery.
For sale by REED, WING & CETIER Olto Lowe 4
tecdl wholesale dealers Drugs Medicines Paints and
stuiis, No 81 Chatham Street Boston and by Druggists AID
country merchants generally in New England The pr-
c'pa places throughout the United States and British P
ces. Price 30 cents
Sold in Rutland, By DANIELS g. BELL. 7.-ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11
,RA. RELIGIOUS AND MIscELLANEoU4 IS

hra with hs eminent dangers This faok
all regular anatumists who examine the huu,a tWs
DEATH and hence tho pteudccs Of those veil Informed es
gainst quark mecpesof medicines prepared hcras
tho public by ignorant persons. The effect ii,
Life medicines cleanse the kidneys and tho bladder md
This the liver aud the lungs the hcalthiu rtos
which entirely depends upon the regularity Of the rna o.
gsns The blood which takes red color from ~ agcnc
Tue liver and the lungs before passes uto tho heart be-,
thus purified by them. and nounshcd hy food coming
clean stomach freely through the ever,
part Of the system, and trumphanty the banner
health IA the blooming cheek
Mofa,s Vegetable Life Medicines have been thcronrhyis.
cd and pronounced sovereign remedy Tor Dyspcpsa Fh,
lency Palpaton OF the heat Loss Of Appetite cit B
and head ache rrscssncss. licmpcr, Anxiety ianrua 49,
Fcycrs ct an kinds Rheumatism Uou ptopscs of oil t,s
Gravel Worms Asthma and Consumption, Scuuc, t'ft,
and uvctcate sores, scorhuc crupons and bad comn,
erupiiyc complaints salow cloudy, aud other dstpr,,,.
compilations. salt Rheum Eryspclas, Cords and IA
nucnEa, and other complaints which nct the hum,
frame. In Fever and Aguc. particularly, the Lite Mcit,
been cmncnty succcssiul much THAI n OBJ,
Fever and Ague dstncs physicians almost universally pre-,
scribe them
An that Mr. Mola requires Of his patients to bc p,e
lar taking the Life Medicines strictly accordance v M
directions 1t Is not newspaper notice anything uah,
himself their favor that he himself say u m
favor that he hopes to gain credit II Is alone by the results
MOFFATS MEDICAL MANUAL. designed ~ doms,.
guGc health This little pamphlet. edited by ". II N,aif
275 Broadway " has been Published Tor the purpose of o.
pnning fully Mr., Mnats cory Of diseases, and will ~
found highly interesting to persons seeking health es,
upon prevalent diseases aud the thereof Puce IS SIS
for sale by Mofats agents generally.
These valuable medicines for sale by BURT & MASON
Agents fer Rutland County. 7-N
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11
w | LII A NJ II ALL

toNIlNUES carrying on the Saddle Harness and Tust
~ making business in all its various branches H. s,
recent purchased large stock of Eastern leather and
mugs o the hrt quality lie has hand ready made g
assortment OF work such silver plated brass plated bau
Japan ana potted mao1blc Double Il1rncsyc; single a
anG gag Harnesses Saddle; plated and Birdie, God
maHInglosi travelling and common Trunks yalises and i
most all kinds of work usually called for which will DO s4
on liberal credit and reduced prices low an can be pu
go IN the state 9i the same quality Nns, kinds Of y
pay ment Peons wishing 20 purchase rco
10 can and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Rutland, 18th Dec 1910 53-u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11
health AND STRENGTH Dr. $ o.

~ Richardson sherry Vine Butcrs are
st< asf ssrs ssstf at cffr's 40 sundirs ihat hss
hssn disco's'fs sn8 thsf ssosrt us faf 2 Yrlft
.gh snds'ioas f. ' ihs siniucn' - hr ied
ses heuHt sne editorial nticss itan ~ Hasoo Mofn.
,as Tss hs'ioa Ia. Val. rilmop,b Nsnofisi Amos
trtf EsPfssaiatre. bs'nfste isTI1i. Lstch bsHost,
Hs'rfhil Otssur. " Dstsf Gaasue \ " Nntihsru
Eiu L4assn Telegraph. ", Nrv N,tk Issnine
sgasl. s. mua t.fgfc tu sMicied that thcy Possets
vspasfisi neFit
Tbsy s,,, lhc elasticity ard ger 10 the ,,cefs pro
uots Ibs pr'sisus k,ou cicsusc iht sl1teh and bow
sls IRON snhssuf scrumsthgus .nd partly snd cnlsen
~ bod IA TIE msti thorough And rarliusi mhnnct
Tbsr the nsi ceftain rrncas laf al those Ifrtt.
f"' n''N' 'A'' '''"pa' 4A"'1,'e "''i 'v''l '''''
krshuin d5fHfss hetdarbs wandering o. settled pains
sntnE tntp-ss lpss Of appetite. weAtuess of the hubs
nsftsu' 5rhii' 1o'tcncts piles and Ell dscas'' caus
Cd ~ o. unbcs.iht SLATE Of TOE stomach and bowels
Tbsy tbe uurvt .rd and efca-oGs compound ar a
'sssisf Ptvauas Ar8 grs5asts r. he Nev Hampshire
hsdesl Corge, Shu has made Ne sudy q Medicine his
professor
Bsias composed entirely # rrasss they are Of such
aAt9'e That ues may be- ksB i1f length Of time by
,h'abd 81 cog agc, without nguung the System oferPos
log o n take cold
Bt-ltt 90 rrrirs, The genuine article eanno, be
ssis'ncd 81 them on soy ptrtrncc whatever never
giof 'he" mr. '1ps ilrm Go s'il my medicine Aud al
Bets pot ur phals and small fuund bottles, yurpott-
ins - H. mine. at~ rsnt cpun,etirits
A. soms sfe b'se enough TO IN the empty bottles with
Their sfuG and thus deceive the unwafy and some have
.ibmFd On imitation IT ny BIisfs IN PsPeu, be careful
Of ~bom 700 purchase
IL Consequence Of these attempt. At imposition have
bees 81 great ~ having directions and wrap
prs snd foiutc thc ncfs papers will be- done ~
IN SIacfeh' style see That The etselopc hss on my
name an Toll entered according 30 The act Of Congress
the year i-40, by ; Richardson. ~. 10 tie clerk
office q the district court Of bassaohusetsi and the
0bsE ndt established N -u-, Of South Reading County
OF RddieseI MassAchusetis The border around the
iS'ise difteuons (Which printed white tissue paper
o. ouronsly engraved tat the words "Dr : q Rich
ndson Sherry Wine Bniefs, present Themselves IN
hoossnd different forms Asa copy right has been grant.
Cd me al nnesmeas will be severely dealt with
dog % law The bottles nearly ready be issued ia
the same style.
Al Bitefs prepared by have fac smile of my sig.
nsiufe The outer envelope, TO counterfeit which
gcry. ~ you value health. be careful
Orders rom agents merchants, traders, druggists
Po,becares and dealers 10 medicines, will be puncluay
attended TO- ADD sent 10 any part Of The country safely
packed ~ boxes liberal discount will be made on sale
For sale wholesale and retail 81 the Doctors Office, -
Hanover Street, Boston, ard IN throughout
ibs New England States Price % cent, per bote-50 |
cents per paper. lU-0pow6m.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11

STATE OF VERMONT ~ l. u rene userel that =,
Ds,I'ei q Rutland - - SPECIAL PROBATE court
held Al hausnd within AM Tor sst district on the 2th
day q APri, A u. le4l
Present Wm. Hal Judge
Benoei ftsk sale srecotor a The ss vii and i.,,,
meat 81 Lsthsr Colrin, late of D.ubv IN So IN,
utei aeoeAsed ProPsss 70 feadsf sccoant OF admin
irsuon Upon SAD esSis a. ~ ofdfisd thst ssa Account
BE fstsrrsa 90 etaiason tnd t4san-s 90 me frs Moo
Ca, ssiAg The IA ca q June neat snd that csy
ssff ee PEt'hsd tfss seekt slc-rsassg "a te sts1d
hsfadPstoe' % sals MoaaAy thst al concerned nav a
peu sas ss.set Gsrss L he, 80 ssoss Atrge go, -
heoosd ~ ~
"-" HENRY HALL, Res, let,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11
MAY be used in Winc or Water

Ihse celebrated btters composed purely Of vegetables
e most innocent yet specific virtues They
menden particularly for restoring ccopsn
ana strengthening the som ch and increasing appetite
aVe against the cholera morbus fever ague
removing nausea vomiting heart burning weakness in tho
breast an in the stomach and other symptoms natuence
a e ''~>' ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11
srATE on NERMnNrlnI

STATE OF VERMONT ~ T. II remembe red that At
Distinct OF kutiand - - spsoiul probate court held
ct Rutland within and of sad district the ga day Of
Aptd, \ ID lrtl
Pres nj Wm Hal, lodge
CERTAIN tnsitument IN wtIung undef seaI pufp8rtag
o be The ssi si aHd Testament Of Luihst ShAw late II
hulitns ~ ssd dstno, deceased beng prevented 10
s,d court of pfobat and all sance by R0bsf Prrpoint
the sole executor therein named
II ordered tia, ssd vii be referred cor ptobai. and
so~shoe 70 the hfs Monday being The 7lh DAY Of June
seat bnd that's copy Of this order Published three
saeeestsely IN The ksuahd sal5 previous 20 sad " n-
day bst ali concerned may tppesr snd oblrel thereto II
they see cause. Auas copy d record
l7-2 HENRY HALL, r. CUSTER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11
Doct. AlarshaIl's Aromatic Catarrh, and
Headache Snuff

nus snuh superior to any thing yet known Tor remo-
Fng mat uoue'rspre disease tie CaisTfh and also a cold
20 e hrad and The headache IL opens and purces out
al distractions strengthens the glands aad rves heal
my aeuon 70 ne par affected II perfectly free from
shy lhns aee'erogs "a is composton-has a pleasant
ie.-Er,rs, 81 - Cu .yer Barie
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11
Doct. Marshall's Vegetable Indian
Black plaSt,,

lh' tiaslei - gur.Fa,led or rrr.l- --..-'.-. ,s
seufVey SORES, Lame Back Fr.f 81, .r.4s Pan. IA
Ne s'oe'' hP' ''d ii'nh' a. - ..s % give r., m
CT inc common ltef Comp -u.s and .s equal 4 nol 81
lfi.oi o. arf lang ia use iaf on The feet The
fc's Ct O. flAstef have been snesssd by thousanas u
indi'tlasls " e United States be have tested IA, ees
ey. " 'I''
Sold sy he proprietor. Charlie, Bos.n, Mddl.eu,y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11
Russel's Vegetable Bilious Pills, or family
IIIlysIc

For general use in of Jundce morbid sensbity Of
we stomach ana bowels loss Of appetite ed breath costye-
also Tor correcting the state Of the blood and cleansing the
OF J9ul ana Vscied humours These pills mild
"Hc producing neither pains gripping and are therefore
'ayone 9nd highly approved medicine and pronounced
ing SO pills
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-11
KusseII.s Itch Olnlmcnt.

Inns choice and safe ointment sad 10 be superior tod
30" use tor that dsagrceabe and otlomc sease the c
ms ointment rs so certain tu IT'S operation that no pesqn
u"u'ed WIN the above disorder ought to be without H. n,
remedy Tor cuianeous cruPons, crobuc affections Of the
neao or any other breaking out which IRON Sham h.
mours IN the blood. Price IS cents a boY ~ -''F ''
fresh supply just received and Tor sle bv Daniels and
neI James Porter Buu n Mason. lItuand. : l. Icrrsd
wIingi"d, J sawyer, Tnmouih. joel Boyefs rtby
" u strong W Potter Pa~ett, Grover Wells > Ssso1
csl hland VI & Laupdou Go Casileion, Bliss Sauy
haIai. A" 20 joel Beoman. PouItneyiZ kologq H,mn
,@n Amnzo Allen. FHrtavcui & X Walker a Co Beuson
y heacham, Spa ID II Neaham Wuln1Glrd Also m mos,
o. ihe puncn stores 10 the United states 50 ~ COW c m