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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18
TOOTRACuE! TOOHACIIE!!

TIVE genuine Gall and Krensotc is sovereign remedy
| f,r removing this troublesome pain II has been in
eNtrtsve for the past four wears ard in has
there been the lc1sl Injurious effect from its use II the
clear krro>Otc that has been much cried ont acars-
Thousands he referred IN who have pronounced the
Gall aud krcC~oie the best remedy inverted. This
tcr all smell ON the breath when occasionrh by
detective teeth. Reference be made in Boston, rrnvirg
il efficacy. To John Putnam W. l.. WCcms, j. A. Dill y.
Toman. Gtnae Mey lle r. H. Sitvers master Trsrsror-
taon Cars. Worcester Prepared by Vim. Brown, Chem
i, AL Washington street. Boston, None genuine unless
signed BIS WIZ Brown For sale bv all the Druggists in
Bcsinr. Price % ccnts--largc size 20 cents.
For sale by T. HUTCHINSON, Jr. Woodstock,V VI. "a
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SIIEIsMAN,S WORN
40 z Il II G. z s .

CHILDREN or adults can take medicine in th's form
" without dihculty. IL is the on. way 10 mnhe u
pleasant. These Iuztrgcs are the greatest discovery
ever nadc for tst cling the various Minds At worms III
50 Frequently and dstrss 81, annoy both children and
adults. They infthlN remedy, aud 20 lets
ami To the taste that child will lke them readily NJ
common peppermint loLcnge. Many diseases are ''oh
worms, without its lcirg suspected SomeliiEts Nt7I
troublesome c0ugh pains in the Joints limbs bleeding
the hose. &c. crcHsoned b. wnrGS, ara can Ne
easily cured lbs hj, celebrated medicine. The loW ins
svmptuis Indicate the presence ni worms, yZ-hcddn'ht
vert 90. nrpnr. disturbed dreams, sleep broken on hN
fight aud screaming, couvLl. ors. vtfsi,s>' ihst
pail Il hue, bad taste in the mui offensive chih cough
dilcnlt breathing, itching NJ the rusc pains ~ ihc SON
ah unrseT. sqneHmislnCss. Vuricy. leaBe,s Wboshus
chirg ~ the towards night. aGd nj enHih' t'l''-
ton, and films aud mucls. Ore is dusc for chd lWn
Nrafs old--wn for one four Years clf-ihrt i"r esh'
,rnrs aud five fr adult and should be- ertHied every
morning. or every other muTIng nEtil relieved
- sold mt the Variety store by PdNGHohN q
B2. NSNI'p Jewellers, burlington, VI "holr-',r
Agents. Albera discount to merchants WHOM! 20 STU
again. :, ,.,,,ory,
For sac in Woodstock. by j. ". mohpo NJ
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SIIERMAN'S POOR MANS
~ Err.

ONLY p l-2 cents each Each plaster has printed on
" the back oft. ShrrinHns ronr mans plaster" u
Is the hest Strengthening plaster in the world ana asoVc''
cgn remedy for pain weakness III the back lls' sue
breast neck ms joints, rheumatism, lumnen' ~ &c
Que million wear will suppl, the demand lhel re
Gur little warming before upi lcaion. Narrrnich sl-
pcrnr to all ohcrsurd for quarter the usual price,
MAXI rot ory the hest but the cheapest raser ~ the
III. IL affords relief IN lew hours ara makes ASTON
Ia cures. In live plants and dN srcfsia II shord
e the region 0f the liver or stnnhrn, hiu "
will afford and astonishing relief In cough colds,
asthma difficulty oftreahug oppr sson Of the chest nr
stomach thrv will Immediately scch. ard greatly benefit
the patient. of cdentury nb Is, or those obliged
IN siari much. will receive decided support Eom one
or,hrse truly sthcni rusicrs. l scirrs gcicT"y
recommend them IN preference 20 all othcrs because ihev
STICK or adhere better ard afford greater relief In ihrir
nrerntion they arc StiuulH tome. nid GrCtNrr Thtv
nrr comroscd Of iirc different rsrricria trm any
other; ard brown from the experience ci uill'is rho
have sad the wei the united TESTIMONY, Of the
celebrated ard DISTINGUISHED clergy md physician 10 he
the rsrli and halv retraed pnster.ryer inverted
offered IN the rrllc. Stv,ral persons hyr called ~
the house 10 express their surprise and ~ tie almost
rnrrcrn~ these plasters have effected. One man
who hns been affected with rheumatism ~ 10 be unable
~ dress himself without assistance. enabled AMER
wearing only night to get M alone IN The NOR
ming his cloths and call Office with cves boa.
ming with in' arh hi pouring forth me sIho "i
his heat nj the sudden and signal relief ne mao re'ch
from th's hest ef ali remedies. Ash nor Dr. SncFh"
fonr Mrns Plaster II is called, because h' rflre
places IN the rowrr Of all 10 nurcasc beres ony " 2
cent?. Sold Mt the VARIETY store n PANGBORN
BPfySpifD Jewellers. Burnston,Nt wholesale agents.
liberal discount to merchants who bu, tosell again.
For sale in Woodstock, by j. II. MURDoCh.
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31GetrD.


Dark rolled the wave--the storm was high,
And angry clouds swept through the say,
Now, breeding Ger The tossing deep,
Close on the waves they wildly sweep;
A. mounts tho biows, white with spray,
Wilalhyd ia t!ieit suuni!s lighininss play.
Ga, ree,ing, went the ship--Ioud dashed
Tie mountain wave, that wildly dashed
Her sides; she groans, she rocks and new,
Beats back the foam with struggling PROV,
Nhe, through her auered, lIapplns sails,
The fury Of the tempest wal's'
Yet, in the bark, heaved by the bll!ow,
The Savior SAUNDERS on his pillow.
"Car'st thou not, Master, that the wave
Shall prove for us and thee gave
The ship is rull--a helpless wreck
The rushing waters sweep the deck
The surgss, fearful o 'eI us break,
Thou heGds't them not ,--awahe awake"
What Gains the fury oil the sea-
Why roll It's wave 50 tranQuilIy'
What voice Is heard above the rush
Of wave, tho battling s,oln, the guSh
OF boiling surge, the tempest wHth,-
Z hat curbs the thunder IN lis path
The wind and wave obey lis will
The Sayiu,'s mMndalc-'PEACE,D DE STILL"
flushed was the s,0rm-lla pillows hushad,
No breath Of air along them rushed,
The sea was quiet--a was rest
The ship rode safely IN its brcast-
And far o.Y, on the distant shore,
Was heard the surgas dying roar
Thus when the hear. by care opprcst
Like slorm-wrapped bl,iow knows no rest,
When tossed with anguish, grief aud NO
Like troubled ocean 10 aud iru--
joy-joy Me aching heart shall t!l'i.,
II Jesus whisper, "fEACG, III STILL y"
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DARING FRAUD.
CAITION EIREILAR.

ITO DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Those valuable articles, OllEibCE : BALM OF co
vt MElA for the Hair, aud HAYS LlNiMENTio for TIN
Piles, &c, have been extensively COuucriecd. Thu-
wanting these preparations will please alwnl write, Whtl
ordering from ANY other hosC' tor COmy0ck's GrhcS.
The true articles have that uac signature always ~
the wrapl cr and vru,crs Will remember that, when or
drrirg the limitation ARE exposed in neatly all TIN
newspapers 'ghoU this country, lhIt they could 40
be sold, should they he so unfortunate ~ toE' h'n
Our friends throughout the Union requested 10 g.v
rs immediate uut, b. letter should Of the cuGUt.
rits appear il Retrospective places, Respectfully,
COMSTOCK ~ co.
Wholesale Druggists Fletcher ST. \, Y.
For sale in Woodstock Nt.by
5-ly 7. HUTCHINSON lr.
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SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CHASES COOKING STOVE,

FE7IE subscriber having untractcd with Mr. s. L. Chase
tor the right Ol his stove l0r the County OF NnCsor,
hc leaves to call the attention OF the public TO the saie
The stove be- od doubt more economical aud cohvelhl
than any Other cooking stove in use 1t is conNthth he
cause Of It's peculiar construction, and ecoLomica Tor the
that viii three Ourts O the ue necessary 10
be CONSUMED in other Stoves i'll order to do IN equal d.
meant OF cooking. 1t contains two ovens al large GheI
sius which instant have the iemperatuTtso chan
ped by campers be adapted Ia baking or roasting Tue
mos delicate Us We'll the cOrsCst food Tic boiling de-
department IL perfect in every point OF vlew sN boilers
can be Used time, The brO.lng department isso con
suctud that the smoke is not suffered to pass Into tie
room, Icing convey directly into The stove OWING 10
the peculiarly the principles upon which this Stove OPP
crates none of the heat from the Tire chamber Is suffered 10
pass directly into the pipe, while all the coolest ar III lie
stove 40 discharged This done by an air chamber cr re-
Wrc ing the air AID smoke after II has parted Win lis neal
and, in such Manner TO produce very strong dr"ush
thus all the heat generated must lie applied TO some iac
tcnl purpose.
In proof orhe above, have connected with this advert
ismut the following certificates from gentlemen oiundGutt
cd character who using the stove III this vent!
The stoves Will be Kept cunsntiy on hand and Tor SAT-
nv TIrlS HUTCHINSON JR,
Woodstock, July lllh ls4V.
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sea ti0n" il he PmtHt of SGftty.
An attack Of The Piles may be positively prevented by
Using tWhT the rcu.o itUrl s'l toms are lcp the ccle-
brulrd LAYS ilNlMENT, There are more rhun one
hundred rcnre III city, and in the United States M
immense nuler who have suitrcd hcNond endurance by
this Dire m complaint. who Keep themselves whullI free
from attack, hy appl ing this Iii mrnt when they feel any
symptoms Tits approach II this there Is most perfect
proof
~ More Genuine without the name Of CnNsTOCH & Co.
written Oh the wrnrpers SOLOMON HAYS.
Sud nj No. FL tCher-s'rect, \. y,
For sale in Woodstock VT, by
SLY T. HUTCHINSON, JR.
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Time gives wings Of lightning 10 peasurc, but
feet Of a7d to pln, and lends expectation curb
but enjoyment spur It robs beauty Of her chlrms
to be.ow Them on her picture, and builds noun
men, 10 merit but denies it house; ii il the iran
sien. and deceifn flitterer Of f,lsuhood, but the
triad and final friend of rulh.-Lgc5n.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18

II requires more mugnanimlty to give up what il
wrong, than 10 maintain that which is rIgh' FOR our
pride ia woulded by the one elioT; and Gansrod
by tho o,iitr.--B.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18
DIR, A, SIiERMAN'S
DIV Il . III u IT ". = " y
MTDE. ATE L.I,llsl C. IS.

l. CHILDREN or adults can take mdcine in this
form uittoW d,Ncuty.
lis ikc only ray 10 MAKE il pleasant ye. Gicc,rtd
~ Purchasers uH bjtasS OI5cJtc !dGl tie LGne ~.
SHGNMIN, ~ D.n - on each Tor.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-06-18

mrs. BIlRNELL & CASTLE. have entered into part
ne-shp in the practice of nhNsic and surgery AMI
WILL FOR the present, be found at Their respective pes o
residence.
Dec 1870 DIV
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CLEANLINESS OF THE HEAD HAIR.

STRANGE it is tut persons who attend strictly TO person
al cleanliness baths &c should hcecct the htud-the air
the most esseit0l-ihe meet cNrOsed--aud tue most
heau when properly cared for, OF all the sills ol the
Creator Perfectly Tree may II be Kept OF dahdr"ll or
sou with certainty that The hdr cannot iui out D! the
ltle Bai OF Columbia. Ladies' VIII lOuihahc your
toilet without the article answer iearlessil-Lo, u you
have tried aid experienced lis pur Ing eiIccls-iIs
sweet perfume -, 49,
the oil ~ lrst-the only really valuable article. mass
olesnIony from ali CLASSES 10 these larls'
The positive qualities Of Odridses Balm OF Columbia,
are as follows
sl For infants, keeping the head free from scuri and
causing luXuriant growth oihar.
"a. For ladies, alter childbirth restoring the skin, to its
original strength and Ernness, and preventing inc alls
out O the hair.
3D. For any person recovering from debility the same
elect is Produced
4th Ifused in infancy till good growth Is started, il
may he preserved b attention 10 the latest crod o HE.
9Th Ii frees the head from daGrn strengthens the routs,
mparts health and yigor to the clrcni'o, ana prevents
Tn hair from ChalgiI colo or getting gray.
9Th II calsrs the hair curl beautifully when done mp
in it over night. No ladies toilet sAou!d ever be made
without it,
yGriue in the head, are Immediately tutd OF them OA iis
use. Ii is nlahlc.
LOOK OUT. Countcrltils are abroad--ook Away fol
the name Of COMsIOCN 60, On the splendid wrap
pers, and never buy II without That laIte'
From the Boston Chronicle Jan-lO,
l-FWc see by advertisement IN another column tina
Messys. COisOcN " Co., the American Agents for Ul
dr.dgcs Balm ol ouubia have deputies to sell that uti
Gle in IOstOn and csewhGrCNe hhow Lady OF THIS CITY
whrsehar was uearl gone as 10 expose ehturl! he
chronological Developments, which, considering that the!
hct0kcnrd most aliablc disposition, not IN realty
very unfortunate, Nevertheless she m0urnGd the loss u
locks that she had woc aud, after Years irucss resor
to mscalcd resturHyCs purchased sone months ago,
bottle or two of Ohidgcs al, and She has now rlngct
in rich prousOn gloss aud OF raven backness. We ar
not pu,inenOne OF the conmodty has been sent to is
and, indeed we do not want ANY, for though we were
blgcd to wear wig year ago we have now, through it
virtue hair enough, aud oI pa sable quality, Of our own
DARING FRAUD
The Ialm Of Columbia has been initiated hy noioriou
Cuntcctcr Let ncNcrbe purchased unless il have tn
name Of l.. 5. COMSrOCK, or the signature Of con-
| STOCK IL Co. splendid wrapper. This is the On
external test that VIII tr public from deception.
| Address LOMSlOCk co.
| Wholesale Druggist New York,
| No. = Iicchcy-s,rcrt
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WANTED old gold, silver, brass COPPER, md PEWTER
w for which the hshcs! price will he paid in exchange
for goods work. j. u. MURDOCH,
Sem, a. 1870
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IyVSlC An extensive and bcuur,h Na:iet! o popular
vi Music, just received Gld for sale by ....
Srpt a9. j. ii. MURDOCH.
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P.I BAREFR, No 80 l-2 River Street. Troy, n. '.
TIIADEI POMEROY. in Exchange Building, Corner
Of Exchange q Market Street Alb.ny, ~ y.
rru 'ALEIN
T. HUTCHINSON lr. Woodstock, VI.
sG.& e. u. CllAMBER!lN, Barnard, VI.
MERRlCK GAY. Storhhridge, VI.
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TERMS.

TnE priceeof the Gazette 10 Six DOLLARS
per annlln, ono half payable in advance, and
the remaining i%flstalment Mt the commence,
1ncnt Of the latter six months Of each year
Should any one by removal or otherwise wish
to decline his further subscription, he must
give notice to that effect before the expiration
Of the year, otherwise he will be considered
~ subscribing for another year.
tT~Aduertisements will be charged ~ fol-
iows: Advertisements not exceeding twelve
ines, or less, will be inserted for ON
DOLLAR, and FtFTY CENTS for each subse.
1ueBt insertion; longer ones in the same
ratio.
Advertisements, unless otherwise ordered
will be published in English and French un-
I'll forbid, and charged accordingly.
For oil official advertisements the officers,
personally, will be deemed responsible and
IN case Of refusal TO respond for the same by
said officers, such advertisement will not be
published, until the payment be satisfactorily
secured.
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"ior'vc played the dcucc with nv
heartt' remarked Il gentleman TO a young
lady VINO was his partner in d game Of
whist. "Decanse you played the knure,''
replied the Lady, smiling arch!y.
4 pdrsop Observed in one Of his ~
courses that "such was the change in tFe
public manner Of the nation, that the
rising generation rarely lie d9rn till iiirce
O'Clock in the morning"
WI FASH our hands OF an"tfling sIa5dcr-
Gus in the following, by come unknown
misa nthrope. We publish such things to .
show how some folks pens uzH ~ag in spite
Of all we can do.-Ladics, take a seat, and
read about
4 WoMAS's ADvANTAaRs.-t woman
may say what she likes to you, without the
risk of getting knocked doanfor it.
She can take a snc1ze after dinner
while her husband has to 90 to work.
She can dress herself in neat and tidy
c~aIicoes for a dollar which her husband has
10 earn and fork over to her.
She can take a walk on a pleasant day
withou: the fear Of being ash d to treat at
every coffee house she passe
She can paint her face if loo pale, Or
flower it if too red.
She can stay at honr IN tune Gwar and
wed again if her husbs- Id Ia kilt
She can wear cor It's il too thick, and
other fixins, if too film.
DREADFuL.-A widow in New York
says she married. a Young lawyer in that
city-he says = &c didn't. She demanded
admission to BIS room as bis lawful wife
he said she g Couldn't "con,e H." That's IN
awkward 4 fair, very.
MARY .ASD.-1he Wing Convention At
BaItlp re has nominated the Hon. VIM.
Cost ohnson, as the Wing candidate fer
Gov ernor.
Psmedy for Kicking Cors. A cord drzwa
tightly over the Ioins Of cows, In front oE
i dae udder, will cause them to give DOM
milk, and also prevent their kickirg.
II IS said that two horses abre2st, VIII
plough with more ease a given quantity @.
land Than three, when placed bef3ss eaoa
other.
NEwa-Mrs- Gen. Gaines caught a F
rida Indian, the other day, and read a &c
ture to him 'on the horrors Of war" He
died upon the spot.-Riehmond Stfr.
We learn from the Philadelphia Times
that Com. Stewart will be the mex: Presi-
dent of the United States. Tae fact IS
not yet generally known.
) There are 80, 734 white persons ys-r --
age of 20 years in Georgia, who can mel
ther read nor write.
There are more than 100 officers, 600
teachers, and 1900 scholars, attached to
the Broo..lin Sabbath School Union.
According to Roerhave, lie most healthy
children are born in the months Of Jana,
, arv, February and March.
\ Bank notice is IN adatsFal teacher Of
humility,
9 Nothing like appLca'59a-ali ta5
, blister 10 the shln.
. tnero Is satna trf u specie p~aytn'nr
~ tbs l.lfad ,uhla Buns. boat SIM"
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". ~. d a. I'd H. " !,
trroRNEy AVN rorNsr1ton ATIA

ATTORNEY N COUNSELLOR NJ LAW.
Having fixed his residence in the Town of
Baton Rouge, respectfully tenders to the public
his professional services. lie will practice in
the several Courts Of the third and fourth judi-
cial Districts, and in the Supreme Court, at
New Orleans. Business eonfded to him will
receive prompt attention.
Oaire-on Lafayette street, opposite the
residence of Judge Tessicr.
April Oil
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EDR SALE.

A fine plantation, situated about twelve
miles below the town of Baton Rougc, and
fronting the Mississippi River. 1t contains
about three hundred superficial arpents, one
hundred OF which ia under cultivation, There
is also on it, a good dwelling house, cotton gin,
&c.
For further particulars, apply to Mr. l." +.
Maxeut, New Orleans, or to !he undersigned
on the place.
CEEEsTlN MAxENT.
Aurii II. ISII-lO
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HIST ne ED.

RorTEck's history :of the world, complete
in 4 vols, walker on Intermarriage also on
consignment, 10000 fish hooks, assorted sizes,
10 doz. fishing lines, SO doz. genuine Cologne
water, warranted, 20 doz. boxes Tapers on
wood and paper, 25 single barrel guns, flint
and percussion locks, together with variety
of blank, bill, note and receipt books, and a
large assortment of german silver spoons,
stationary and fancy articles, for sale low al
the Bookstore of
GEO. NJ. HEROMAN.
.,o,r g ~
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TEN DOtLARs REWARD,

TEN DO fLNN5 WV NftU'
Runaway from, the Forest plantation in
West Feliciana, in the ea:sl,v part Of the month
OF February Last, a negro mali named sandy,
aged about Is years, height about . feet . in,
ches. lie has a scar over one of his = ;'es' and
temples. The above negro was bought AZ
auction last year in New Orleans, by Mr.. IL.
A. y. Muasenden, and il much marked by the
whip. lie speaks english, french and spanish.
Tho above reward will be paid for lodging
said negro in any of the iails Of this State.
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Nav |, ISit--l2
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-26

The SADDEsr SIGHr UNDER The SgS.
A man willing to work and unable TO
find work is perhaps the saddest sight tla 1
fortunes eeralities exhibit under the sun.
Burns expresses feelingly the Thoughts it
gave lim-a poor man seeking uar6-
se,Aing leave to toll, that he nigh. be fed
AMI sheltered-:hat he might be put on a
level with the f~our-focted workers Of the
pla net which is his! There is not a horse
willing 10 work but can get food and shell.
ter in reqdital-a thing his two-footed
worker has to seek for, to solicit, and occa-
sionally in vain; he is nobody's two-footed
worker, he is not even any body's slave.
And vet he is a two-footed worker; 1t Is
currently reported there is an immortal SOU
in him, sent down from Heaven into this
earth, and one beholds him seeking for this
Thomas Carl
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ABSCONDED from this town on the 10th
of May last, a mulatto girl who calls herself
ELLEN LANGLEY, aged about 10 years, about
3 feet 0 inches high. Said girl will endeavor
to pass herself AZ a free girl All persons
are forwarded from hiring or harboring said
girl under the soyerest penalty Of the law.
8. w. BIRD g. G. ID. BONNY.
Executors Of George Langley deceased.
iunc 5-IT II
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STR,AYED.

Ii, TAKEN up, on the 25th April
Ss~~rsslast, by Mr.. Joseph Bitancourt, Jr.
A eight miles below the court house
&lasA.a an iron gray creole horse, marked
on the left shoulder with a figure 8, aged
about 7 or 8 years.
Said horse, if he he not reclaimed within
the so days that su cceed this notice, accord
ing to the regulation Of the Police Jury OF
this parish viii be sold at public sale by the
undersigned at his Office the 3lst July next.
ROSDMOND HEBERT.
West Baton Roue es 9Th May ls41-l6
]. w. MUssELmhS has received the follow
ing medicines for sale :;
Lees Pills; Peters piilE; Brandrcth's
Pills; Sapington's pills; Stones pills; DR..
Willeock's pills hIcffat's pills; Harrison's
specific ointment for the cure Of corns, sores
and sWellings Qutli.gc in l ounce bottles.
mas l5-li