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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-13

RESURRECTION IN LoUIsIANA.--We learn from
the clerk of the Missouri that, as that boat put
out from New Orleans, news reached there OF
a slave instruction at Bayou Sarah. AS the
boat passed that place, they took in passen-
ger, who informed that there had been fifteen
persons, free blacks aud slaves, arrested and Sc
cured in prison. There appears, from the &C.
count given by the passenger, that there was
pretty general conspiracy matured by the ne
groes, under the counsel and direction Of few
whites, which was to have been carried into
bloody execution on the first of August; but
one of the leading slaves taken suddenly and
dangerously i'll, some Of the others, in the Sc
cret, became alarmed, and disclosed the facts
within their knowledge to their masters. One
of the white men taken is from the State Of
New York. We shall expect further partcu-
lars by the next arrival.-Mo. Rep.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-13

Special Tcrns.0r the District Court for Linn
County.
THERE will be Special Term of the District
l. Court holden at the Town of Marion, in Linn
county, on the FIRST MONDAY of September
next. By order of the Court,
S. H. TRyON, Clerk
Aug. 7, lS4l. District court Linn co.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-13

Many enquiries are made by Territorial
creditors when the money appropriated by
congress at the last session will be forth>
coming, for the redemption Of the cerlif>
Gates issued, by authority of the Legisla>
1--WE Assembly. 1t has been suggested to
Us, and we believe Their, is truth in the as.
serllon' that the great reason why the mo>
ney has no, been ere this forwarded to the
secretary OF the Territory, for the pay.
meht OF Legislative expenses, is that this
ottlcer has not yet executed and forwarded
his III; bond to the proper Department at
Washington. Why this neg fleet we are
unable to imagine. As Territorial creei>
Tors are suffering therefrom, it is to be
hoped the new Secretary will attend to the
matter. 1t connot be expected of course
s taa' ne will be entrusted with government
,uuds for disbursement until his bond h,s
Oeen executed and fled.-W Wisconsin Tel
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-13

.af 70 FROM MExIco.-We learn from We
u Ofoz' says the Herald, that the Mexican
W vovefnment have refused landing to Judge
"eoo' the Texian Minister, and that in conse-
Yue'ce' the st. Bernard and British ship Of
war maI had set sail from the port. Every effort
' way made by the English commander to pro-
vuie permit for the Texan Minister, but in
- s' H. we may now look out for something to
's done By Texas.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-13

New KIND OF NAvIGATloN.--The able and
iudicious editor of the New York Tribune
says: ]. A. E,zler, native Of Germany. and
now citizen Of the United States, has made
an invention which is confidently expected 10
supercede steam in navigating the ocean. The
advantages consist in new plan Of sails, which
will secure the whole power of the wind, and
can be far easier managed than the present sails,
and in applying the force Of the waves as
propelling power. A company with sufficient
means was Immediately formed in Phlladel-
phia, 10 secure the patent right in the principal
States Of Europe; and one of the partners, as
agent for the company, will leave for England
in few days. We shall give our readers the
particulars of this invention, as soon as the ne
cessary arrangements for securing the patents
are effected. being personally acquainted with
one of the principal proprietors.--Mo. Argus.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-13

M1LwAuKsE LEAD TRADE.-The lead trade
of Milwaukee, says the Cleavland Herald, bids
fair to be an important item Of Commerce. The
"diggings" are about eighty miles west OF
that place, and the mineral is already found to
extend over about twenty-five miles of country,
and large quantities are constantly being raised.
The Seminal says Mr.. Corbin's furnace smells
5000 lbs per day, which is brought to Miwau-
kee and shipped to Buffalo and New York.
From twenty to thirty teams now arrive week
ly at Milwaukee loaded with lead, and return
with goods. &c.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-13
GDIpEaIE sEI0EEIys
AND
FRENCH BURR MILL STONES,
A. DUNS MORE.

BLooMISGToS, Iowa,
"AVING received from the importers, (JoHN
IL RHEY & CO., and w. w. WALLACE, Pitts
burg. Penna.,) the agency for the sale of MILL
MATERIALS, will constantly keep on hand for
sale, and will furnish at the shortest notice. and at
the lowest rates, complete assortment, Dutch Het
Anker Boiling Cloths, French Burr Mill Stones,
Screens, Screws. &c. &c. Also, Gentry celebrated
Patent Portable Grist Mill; all articles warranted to
give satisfaction
July 30-40-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-13
FURNITURE.

NNHE subscriber has still on hand, on consign-
IL ment, large supply Of cherry post Bedsteads
and Tables which he offers low for cash. Persons
engaging in the business Of Tavern-keeping would
do well to call and see for themselves.
March IL 20-6m W.T.. DEWEBER.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-13

MUsCATINE DISTRICT CoURr-JUNE
TERN, A. D., ls4l.
Benjamin Nye,)
Albert NJ. Lea, }
4 WRIT OF ATTACHMENT was issued in
IA this the first day of June, 1871, return
able to the first day of the June Term of said court
for the sum of Sly 90. The defendant will please
take notice that unless he appear and plead before
the next Term of this court, judgment will be
tered and the property attached will be sold to salts
fly the same.
j. G. MORROW, Clerk
District Court Muscane County.
|. G. D.Y, Att. for plaintiff.
August 6, 1S4l -iw-4l Prs fee So Is
TERRITORY OF IOWA,2
MUscArISE COUNTY, 80
On The CAancery side Of the District Court, June
Term, 1871,
VIM. Harvey Lilly, }
Rebecca (Hawkins) Lilly,
4 ND now this day comes the petitioner, by T.
"a s. Parvin, his Solicitor, and filed his bill of
complaint in this cause, and therefore it appearing
to the court that writ Of subpoena has been issued
and returned non est Therefore ordered that no.
tcc be hereby given, to the said Rebecca (Hawklns)
Lilly, to be and appear before the District Court for
said county, the first day Of the next term thereof
to be begun and holden at the Court House, in Bloom
ngton, on the fourth Monday in November next, to
answer said bill Of complaint, the same shall be
taken pro confesso, and decree entered accordingly
&C.; and that this order be published in the Bloom
ngton Herald for the term Of eight successive weeks
before the next term of this court.
J. G. MORROW, Clerk.
T. S. PARvIS, Solicitor for complainant.
August 6, le4l.-st-4l Prs fee 50
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-13

CONGRESS IN A Row.-Mr. ARNOLD, of
Tennessee, (whig) told the House of Repre-
>entatives from his place on the 18th inst,
that Congress would adjourn without doing
any ,hing-,hat not single wing measure
would become law at the special ses>
sion-that there was an inffue' ce out Of
the house (meaning the President and his
cabinet which.was operating to prevent the
passage of wing measures, &c. Quite
scene ensued. Arnold was mounted by
Everett, of Vermont and Bolts, both wings,
and accused of shooting his friends. Ar
mold declared that he spoke the truth, that
the People might hear it, and not the poll
ticians of the House who were hanging
on the skirts of the executive, to catch
crumbs &c. and that for his part he was
ready to adjourn at once and go home,
being perfectly satisfied that nothing would
be done for the country by this wing con-
gress.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-13

MARRIED-At Iowa City, on the Sd inst, by
John Hawkins, Esq. Mr.. AUGUSTUS E. Nc ARTHUR,
Merchant, to Miss HANNAH WALKER; both of that
CITY,
At Burlington, on the 9th inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Bachelor, Mr.. BERNuARDr HEM, Esq. of that
city, to Miss ELIZABETH S. daughter of the late
John Boyer Price, Esq. late of Baltimore Md.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-13

TAR. GEORGE REEDER has removed to the
~ Office of /. c. Day, on Second street, next
door to Hollingsworth's Drug Store.
Bloomington, April l6; ls4l-n25.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-13
VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINES.

SHNHE following Remedies prepared by Thomas
IL S. BUTLER, of Columbus, Ohio, having stood
the test of several years trial. rapidly increasing
in sales, which is proof of the high estimation in
which they are held by the public.
Ii is deemed inexpedient to insert long descrip-
ton of each article, with accompanying certificates,
and TO obviate the necessity agents will be furnished
with papers containing full particulars for gratuitous
distribution. The names of the preparations, with
the purposes for which they designed being pub
lcly advertised, the invalid may see at once whether
the remedy is likely to meet his or her case.
DIR. C. w. CHIPMAN'S
Vegetable BLOOD Purifier and Lirer Pills.
PRIcE 81 l-2 CENTS.
This preparation is offered as a remedy tor remo-
wing all diseases arising from torpid action OF the
Liver, impurity of the blood, and foul stomach and
bowels 1t relieves loss of appetite, acidty, cosve-
ness hatulency, dysentary, darrha or looseness OF
the bowels, bilious affections, &C. They are purely
vegetable, perfectly safe and accommodated to all
ages and TO any climate, and are recommended as
safe and eilicacious Family Pill.
CONCENTRATED VEGETABLE VERMI-
FUGE.
PnIcE % CENTS.
This preparation for the certain of worrns is
perfectly SAFE and can be given with confidence to
children, from infancy TO more advanced age. Being
eatrely regeab does not require any restraint In
dict or drink.
BIJTiER'S ERUPTIVE OINTMENT.
PRICE 25 AND so CENTS.
For the cure of that inveterate disease known by
various local Names as the Ohio, Michigan, Or Gem
cssee Itch, Scioo or Sandusky Scratches, Illinois or
Prairie Itch &c. Also, BARRIERS Itch, Scotch or Com
mon Itch Ringworms, letters, Salt Rheum, scald
head and all eruptions of the skin. 1t relieves Chill
blans and restores Frosted Flesh to its natural state.
This remedy has been used in all these various
diseases of the skin with complete suceess-and is
also applied with far less trouble than the ordinary
Ointment.
n~-rThe above Medicines are for sale at the Drug
Store of w. HOLLINGSW ORTIZ.
Bloomington July l6, ls4l-3s-6m.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-13
FOSTER & RICHMAN

FOSTER & RICHMAN
4 RE now receiving from New Orleans and st.
IA Louis, the most extensive assortment Of Gro
ceres ever offered in this market, which they will
sell low for cash. Their stock consists in part of
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses,
Teas, Flour. Tobacco,
Cigars, Crackers, Rice,
Candles Soaps Nails, Cordage,
Also variety of Fruits, Spices, Farming tools,
&c. &c. And also good assortment of all kinds
of Liquors and Wines. 25-tf April l6 lS4l.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-13

a BBLS. CIDER WINE, choice article for
- family use, just received and for sale at
June l3 CLARKS Commission House.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-13

lust received and for sale general assortment of
u Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Mattocks and Scythes.
July %. J. ). LAkiN.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-13

JOHN RANDoLPH's GRAvE.-A gentleman on
a visit to the residence of the late John Ran
dolph, writes to the National Inteligencer as
follows:
"The body Of this extraordinary man repo-
ses beneath the tall branches of veteran pine,
and about forty PAGES from his summer dwell
ing. No marble marks the place of his repose.
He was buried according to his own request,
with his head the east and his feet to the west !;
with white unpublished stone at his head, and
black one at his feet. He sleeps where he
lived, 10 the peaceful bosom Of his own native
forest,''
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-13

SHAWK'S PATENT LOCKS, very superb
- or article, just received and for sale by
July q. }. ;. LAklN.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-13
THs PoLrr,cAI GuiLLorIN.-The work

THs PoLITicA1 GUlLLerIN.-T The work
Of decapitation at Washington, = goes
bravely on" Every mail that has arrived
from the east within the last few weeks,
has brought with it long lists Of removals
and appointments by the president and his
cabinet-and "the cry is, still they come =
the guiIlotin still reeks with blood.
Now, we put it to every honest indlv'du-
al Of the wing party. if this conduct on the
part of their leaders accords with their pro-
fessions previous to the late political can>
vass! What doctrines did they then pro-
Tess They then promised us not to DIS
place any of our public officers on account
Of political difference. In his speech at
Cleveland, Ohio, General Harrison used
the following language:
II see over the way public officer:
although he may oppose me, ifhe does SO
honorably and consientiously, ! shall be
the last man to disturb him. Before |
would remove him for mere difference
of opinion, would suffer my right arm TO
be served from my bod. y
Now, had Gen. H. lived, we do not be-
lieve he would have given countenance to
this indiscriminate prescription. Yet the
leaders of the wing party at Washington,
profess to be carrying out Gen Harrison
measures Shame upon men who would
thus wreng the dead! Whatever may
have been the character Of Gen. H., in his
intercourse with his fellow men, he never
would, in our opinion, have betrayed his
constituents in the capacity ofpresldent OF
the United States.
Let every democratic paper in the Union
quote the extract given above. and let the
people see how the ''the powers that be-
Tyler. Webster & Co. are carrying out
Gen. Harrison's promises.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-13
BLOOMINGTON FERRY.

Bloomington, Feb. 25, lS4l.-ls-6m.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05

remedies can alone save this end But pt Ta,.
ior'. BaisAm of iivcrwou Is sure ttmcdy. and
to show its unparalleled success, certificate. ..
cures iroui 42l etuarns. aud many phyusisas
will I've published ~ lev DAYS
ar Nrpvuus DISEASE. 4 W.,xSr,s DR..
TAylot's Ralsam of Liverwofi. mad. at 975 Bow.
cry, Is assutedly an excellent Remedy fot these
diseases Nv wife has been more OF less III tor
ten wears Shs wss extremely nervous, and "a
times 90 weak that she could no, attend To- he ?
domestic duties By the use ofths medicine her
strength - wholly restored and she IL A. healthy
~ can wish her to be. My address ia at DIR
Taylofs office,
Guar or CoNsuNrrIoS NJ Martin, q wor.
thy member of NY congregation, was taken III,
sometime since with q cold, pain ir TIE brs ast
aud some difficulty Of breathing, and in few
DAYS thereafter she had violent cough and vio.
lent pain IN the sides, which no medicine would
relieve. Shr continued 10 this way for = long
tune under the medical care of DR. Rra, hut final.
" became consumptive, and was evidently ne.r
the end ~ ercsrhly suilrfinys, vhen her broth.
er per uadrd her TO try DIR 1sylors Dslsam oi
I.iverwott When she commenced this medic IN.
II did no, scrm 10 agree wiih her Tor few days
but by lessening the dose, she found II sn,weted
admirably 1t relieved her cough and her diiicul.
" Of breathing in.tan,et and We had the pleas
ure Of witnessing her rapid recovery TO health
Rev WILLIAM SMY1ilE.
nFOBSERVE Buy only that which i, mad.
81 the Old Office. 37j Bowery. N Y, and winch
il sold in Rutland by White, Henderson, u Co.
H. Jameson, Castlc,on; Str ng ~ Buck, Pitts.
ford Ira Button, Brandon, Al. Catln, Orwell.
John G. pnike Whitehall, Ny. Geo. VI. Fish h
Sidney Moody, Mddebury; irfingwrll West
Pcultney; Che W Potter, Pawlct; DR. Edward
Vail, Middetown; G.. Il. Walker g. Co Benson
and Ira lIfidgman, Sudbury. 3ttf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
DR.. Jlynrs Expecloranl.

TIN. Invaluable medicine is daily rifrcllng some
ut the mast astonishing and wonderful cures that
have esrr been known Al who have ever used
Il for -isAiaa, Casgh, sBhtiag Of Biood, HAoop-
iag Cosgh, Group or Hoss, CoHsErartios CLyaH-
ic PitIuy, Hoafseh'ss, PAIN and SJrcHtss Of
the breast, difficulty OF br atiing aud every other
di'rAs- Of The iungs and breast, and do attes,
10 It, us-fulness. BEosCHirIs. disease winch
- aunuslly sweeping thousands 10 prrmatuf,
grave uucrf the mistaken name Of Cons piion
. aii0acs saTsf byH. The usual symptoms q III ;
disease JrochoHiis are Cough, soreness Of the
% Throat. iioars"nrs-, Difficulty Of Btraihihg
Athms, Hectic Fever, sptung Up q. Phi.Rm
OF aaifrr, and soui' ltsr, Lird Il IL ininfias,a
ton o. thf fine ssin winch lines the II q longs
whole u he Slnd tuhrs ~ ar srssris which run
: through every part Il The lungs THIS rIp,cio
rant itnrs dtairly furprsssrs the Cough, Pam 10
fsmsuon, Fever ID ficni Of Breathing. and
pfocBers Tree snd easy ErYociorai.oa, and =
cure % sp1u effected
lialsayt cur,s Astlma-tvo or three large do.
sss VII cure the Crap o. Hires o. Children, 90
7 from tiisen mlnOtes b. en- hours time II muie.
disiely ,ubdoe' the 'iolsnee Of BlooytnR Coask
and effects speedy cure Hundreds ~ho have
eeen gwen up e' their physicians ss ineursbls
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
MARY ~

Lunenburgh, Sept 1887.
This may certify that have used Doct Newton's
Panacea ia cases OF Scrofula with decided benefit,
also in the habi, Of prescribing this article
mong other Preparations of Sarsaparilla for lUes Vi
and all of impury of the blood have found
it valuable agent in atfordng specific relief. do
not know of any article in ordinary use better
calculated Tor efecting cures in such cases than the
Panacea. ID. =. WRIGHT, NJ. ID.
Whitehall, Aug. 81, 1910.
If further evi6e nce is asked. hundreds Of letters
in addition to the pamphlets always deposited with
the medicine can be produced.
The above is carefully prepared by Corbio 4.
Co Newport N IL and by them sent to their fegu.
orly authorised agents Tree of expense, whenever
hey may oder by letter or otherwise
& a. Go tender their thanks to their friends Of
the medical faculty who have with much llbefaliy
pc zed and made of their Panacea during the
past year-and will be happy to supply them hereal-
ter upon such terms shall fail of be ing salts
factory to them.
Agents for Rutland County.
Rutland. Daniels n Bell,Bit g. Masonj Castleton,
ford G Hammond; Mddletown Doct. Vail; FAIR
Pittsiord. Lewis Preston; Poultney, A. Bliss j. Lef-
fngwel; Castcton Mills II q. $. NJ. Hodges; Wal
linglotd, Townsend, ). Z. Leonard; Middlebury
CEW. Brewsterj Pittsford, s ID. Townshend and
by and Druggists generally throughout the New Eng.
land States.
All orders for the above medicine addressed to
Chas. Corbin, Newport, n. Il. will receive immediate
tention. 2G-Iy
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no MOTIlERS.fn

or, s. 10 --Geutf .-- iIcanng much
.ssrsosd nan u,ooi Tie Ecauffeciicn ot
"a ll.osv stgs, TO become Nu,hc's.
4io mste ifi.i 81 them. Ny wife
stter 81 . chldtn snd had Suffered
- srt eicfucisiirg pains ounns and
ssaen.nt Of each. ste had tred every
ken much insdir,se. but lou 10 ifi ~
- eos,rns nood taking The Pcrsisn Pills
,onihs bcfo'~ COM ncmcnt tipcf health
o. sbout this length nf Tune prcviout,l
ar ~ss enabled b, ihou use to attend to
~ n.o, her to hei f1mil) untl her oorhnc'
he TINE siie commenced takiag tie Per.
3ed fof several weeks pf,,loos, sic was
M o hard. Or, crogh. aud ffoquehi, severe
h.<L The zoe Of the Piiis rhtUoiy removed
halt ba1. u ,sNNh great confidence
~ al iho,c at.oui TO become mothers, TO
Of the Ptu,an Pills ~ Who have taken
~ ne ,ghbofhood have got Along 10 the same
Ie<f and are sbrsi the house 30 a few days
~ no, sppsai To- be hall tie danger Of other
b ssiting ~ after copiinemeut wLcfe thcse
ktakes. We ubitedly say let none neglect
lsm. ioS the, arc IN the reach ot the poor. as
~ rich We are isol, thankful that there
rety Which ietnsles can caf,i, p'noufe which
essea tho world Of Suffering, ~hicn many OF
~ 10 bear, aud pethar. save the lives Of thou
klek otherwise woul,i be lost.
Ter. May, li,h, Io53 corner Of CALEDONIA
Il ,dintgrgh street. For iuflLcr particulars
fittis :. ROBERTS.
a ROBERTS.
Sefeeun,s Vt. July 10Th 1887.
fwish you 10 send a quantity Of your Per.
h 20 this place. Tor ! am sure they would
~ Q ready sale Nv brother. in law. while
ttr.sgh your place. heard go much SAID in
hall, iha, l,c VAS induced To purchase 4 boxes
~ safely Say ths, thew have done more for
ID hsif-Nslet than S 40 which had paid to
and for otter various prescriptions and med
have used % bones Of RranCre;hs Pills
ave ne some partial relief hut your pills
ht ahead lie m,n Of war. What pissed off
he ins. Ny disease has bcea mined differ.
ever physiciaH, bet. nv ihea -. that IL was
n vitiaIIon OF The fluids. which produc ed some
Ne OF almost even disease. II would be too
Tor me To give you history Of all my difficult.
vss weak dull. stupid aud reduced TO skel.
NJ hope, Of my JciHg restored had been given
Iesp, b, my brother 10 law. took . boxes al
10. snd am sb'e 10 petlurm my dulles ia the
& room. Ny sister was consumptiSe-hcr Ia,
much affected ADD her f'et add legs svelled-,
osgh ennstsntly troubled her One b., Of your
'tifsis reiI,Nod her lfom all those symptoms -
~ Ia remove to Burlington. and would wish
sey, &c, = X. LUTHER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
q a.
a

me Surprising effect productivity DR. Taylor's
balshm oil i-iVerwOrt IN consumptye cases, can.
not tai exciting n deep and hnling interest
throughout the world. We have so long believed
lhls disease (consnmpiion) Incurable, that II Is
diihcult to credit our sensrs when we see per-
sons evidently consumptiye, restored 10 health
this is fact Of daily occurrence how then
can we question the virtue Of the above medcine'
10 our next we shall be moIe explicit; meantime
we hope p ,ysiSans " III make trial Of this medi.
Gin. and report its effects to us"
Note. The original and genuine Taylor Bal
sam Of Llverwort is made a d sold at 375 Bow
cry.
To FEaALTs. The number Of iemales in deli
cate health IN tins city is truly surprising
weakness, loss OF appetite, liyei complaints, and
many olfer diseases prey upon them, making
them yale aud lean Of flesh. All this can be rem.
Idlsd by the use OF Strengthening medicine, that
will assist nature IN all her movements & restore
tone TO nerves and muscular organs Of this
kind Ia DIR Taylors Basam Of Lverwoh, which
bring mild aud purely vegetable. answers females
admirably. u all wall use H. we are cOnGde mt
az e'usuo step, good aYp-iile, aud rudGy cheek.
will follow, Once more member, the original
aud genuine Is mae al 375 Bowety
ITSrIrTIsG % BLOOD. This dis,ase ron.
'lsu Of a discharge Of blood often frothy, iron
the mouth, bfough, up with hawking and coo Oh.
ingi aud is usually accompanied With difficulty
OF bfeathing' and some pam 10 the chest. Some.
unss Il Is preceded by an oppr, ssion al the
chest, dry uekli cough and slight shoot. ~
pains. THIS disease IL always more OF lees dan
gerous. The great danger is that these symptoms
ma! terminate IN consumption, and immediate
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-05
lnnnrianICamtinn

VI srguisf TACT add 0Es muth !, by fsgtet.
bc that valuable mscc,uts, a. soon IS th.y
~soHs I~Pultf tne haze received the lest and
Tptesti 81 Discriminating yublic, sis cure g. he
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