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The Lion Of the HNy
THE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN W.
BILE PILLS.

THE OLD DUTCH OR GERMA' '-H
BILE PILLS.
NNO the citizens or the United ,a'
Canadas is respec ifuiiy submI'
tory to the means tor Teraiuiug
been partially. aud in some lusta2c
What blessing shnaid be p-Iz
health and who knows better b"w
sing, than those who have been De- 'i
IL is an Did adage, (and one that ee-
Junction. "in a time Of peace, p"'
We should in time OF Health pre-
tacks oriho stcalihy Toe, Disease.
wisdom 20 observe his movement
folIn i'm which he approaches, n"d
him with those means which are % .-,
feet their overthrow .-Those mc'.'
fore this enlightened and tn'slhseh
They are accessible To- the poor 's N'
trust that those who regard .'
Of man as one of the finest speciln H.. s
workmanship, and the laws by W1''
IS governed and directed, rs oF'slna..'-
er than in the councils OF hoaVen, VT Il
the inIunctions of the latter IS 70 l'.'"
safeguard for the former. -
tvs with the most hattering rec
scribed by the most eminent Meo"r
not only in this country bot also :" -
offer this valuable Medicine 10 'h'
pie. r..e,~i
Time and n inll opportunity TOT ~, u
tial trial have placed the Lon laJ
yond the brand of imposition, HUI
&c. .f,r rs
This pill is composed OF eNuAe. ~, ID.
the vegetable kingdom. (beine ,-.I ~
drug og deleterious nature, ana Tr.i. q
Nv 10 cleansing Of the STOMACH. .,..u.
various secreti0ns OF the Human bs-isN
Fevers and Cholic, Fever ard - ,ss,.,.,,,
let Rash, Dyspepsia, Heartburn ,j-,J
ma, and liver Complaint have &C -
inc these Pills according 10 the '"'
nying each box. ,..,l.,.as 81
II Is not intended that this lm..' ,,sss
for all Diseases TO which the
BILE. "A. 20 scnf,
! MANY efforts have beer ma 20, n. .,a.ss,
| Madeleine which would cure ct 80 sSh
FAILED. Those Diseases s s'..- 80 sat 70
within the power Of these f'' -,
relief is warranted. u.,,ru IENbl. "A
| FoR SALE ny DR. LUZ Al srcsp'
JoHNsBURY. ASB AT THE Paw
| u. STATES n CAsADA. "A
Price 81 l-2 cents. -. 4 holioa,, NJ
! AGENTS.-Baker, JudeT'.a,. IWrcki y
VILE: A. & NJ. r. Cheevs3, y ". CabOr
Vincent Walden; Warner a - Hunp'
80 a,sho,. r Eaton. Danvihs' Cornsf
IoSnsh.ry. r. Brown, Lyn'SSr hSI
s. R.nEi5' ST. Johnsbuty EAs,' 1t <. "A
Wa,arcnrd, Iobn M. PARKS, bas,n.,,,bss;
! skinner. Barnet; isaac Wstis, a c. Dsdr
Ter and Brown, Peachami ' HGsl
ton; Charles c. Newell D''"
Lyndon.
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Rev. h. Covert,s BaGnn of Rife.

A NEW and valuable remedy for tho cure Of
N Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
Whoopng Cough, and all diseases OF the Lungs
and Windpipe: extensively used and recommend
ed by The Medical Faculty, TO whom the recipe has
been freely made known.
COVERT g. Co Proprietors, Auburn, N. Y.
.HOADLY, PHELPS, 81 Co, Wholesale Druggists,
I42 Water Street, General Agents, are prepared to
supply all orders the Proprietor's terms.
The proprietor is now receiving, almost daily,
testimonials Of the highest responsibility IN favor
Of his medicine, from Physicians, Clergymen, aud
OF hers who have become acquainted with It's ma
ture and ehects,-among which the following:
From the Boston .Mer. Journal, .fugust 20, 1870.
The following is extract from an article in
that paper, on ".MorJus LarYngeuS Conctat0rnm or
Bronchitis" by Frank Ii. Hamilton, Professor OF
Maeria Medca and General Pathology in Geneva
Medical College.
"The Rev. Coverts Mixture, also now used so
extensively ioI this affection byClergymen, belongs
to the same class of stimulating expecorants, being
one of those lucky combinations of medicinal a.
gents which, while 1t promotes expectoraion, docs
| not impair the tone OF tho stomach. VI this med!'
cine feel at liberty to speak, since It's compost
ton is not held from the profession, and we hope
the propreors will fit 10 give il 10 the pub
lic We, therefore, venture to recommend 1t hay'
ing employed il in our own case, and IN the cases
OF many others, with decided benefit.
"I0 all tchOm it may cORcern:-This may certify
that have examined the Rev. |. Covcrts Ingredi-
ens compounded under the name of the BALM OF
LIFE and believe said compound is happily calcu
|
| ed with acute and chronic diseases of the lungs
| and wndppe, indicated by coughs, difficult
breathing pains different parts OF the chest,
if administered under suitable circumstances ana
in appropriate doses.
Jos EpH T. PIrNEY, Physician and Surgeon.
Auburn, Angus: 81, 1888.
This certfes that having examined the Rev. l.
Covert's BALM OF LIFE, in all its component
pai Is, do believe 1t to be one o! the best com
pounds for coughs, consumptions, chronic iniama
tons, &c of which we have any knowledge, and
do most cordially recommend its 10 all afflicted
with the above named diseases.
w DANIELS, NJ. ID. }soI;n,
W. j. LovEJov, Nj. ID.
Coupon NEEpHAM, NJ ID, Onondaga.
E. LAwRENcE, M. ID. Baldwinsvile.
DR.. G. r. PHELPS, Hartford Conn N. u Agent
LIST OF AGENTS IN VERMONT.
ST. Johnsbury, Luther Jewett,
| Waterford, M. K. Parks, u Co.,
Marshiield, E. ID. Putnam,
Danville, Andrew Mcmillan,
Wheelock, W. and s. Bradley
| Lyndon, Fuller, Ide u Co,
| Cabot B. f. Goss,
! Wells River, Hiram Tracy,
Mclndoes Falls, N. Nj Loomis,
Pcacham Chandler Il Blown,
! Unrdwick Suong and Delano,
! i.amollovllc, Is. Judevne and Hoiton,
Greensboro, l.. T. Waterman, IL Co.
Glover w. Is. Palmer, Co..,
Barton II. Robinson, a. Co.,
| Irasburgh, T. barrow, Jr & 20,
| Albany s. S. Hovey,
Crafsbury, W. L.. PADDOCK,
Barnet, J. Jewett, q Co.Sio -lJ
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NHO raj u IN ii Eg el iOus .
TEACH YOUR CHILDREN RELIGION.

TEACH your CHILDREN RELIGION.
Do you ask, when shall begin TO teach our
children religion! AS soon you see them. AS
soon as they are laid upon your breast. AS soon
as you feel the pure breath issuing from that W on
drous tissue Of air vessels which God has wreathed
around the heart.
The religion Of new born babe is the prayer OF
its mother, Keep this fame burning, for it is the
shrine Of the soul until able ght its own fee
bic lamp, and fill his new censor with praise.
AS the infant advances in strength, its religion
should he love. Teach it low by your very accent IS.
10 fashion lis habits and temper after this haowed
model Let the first lesson of earth breathe the
spirit OF heaven.
When the high gifts Of speech and thought are
given it, point il to Him who caused the to
shine, end the plant TO grow and the chirping bird
TO be Joyful in her nest. Teach it that it is loved
Of this Great Being that il may love Him in return.
sliagle the majesty ofHis goodness with the eIe-
ments OF his thoughts. You will be surprised to
see how soon the lispng lip may learn communion
with the Father of mercies.
"Teach me "a pray, instruct me in religion,
said a young prince to his tutor. "You are not yet
old enough" "Ah, yes! have been in the bury
ng-ground. have measured the graves. There
are some there which arc shorter than L."
Mother, if there is in your graveyard one grave
shorter than your child, hasten to instruct him in
religion. Patriarch.
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Sabbath school Book DepOsI-
tory.

TENHE undersigned has taken the agency for the as
Il sachusetis Sabbath School SocIety's Books for
the northern pirt of Vermont, and will furnish up
on reasonable notice any of the publications OF The
Society at the price Tor which they sold in Bos
ton.
Catalogues OF the books NAV be obtained by APP
plicA,ion TO Is.
Beside Library books, all OF the Question books
published by said Society may be Obtained or the
terms.
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The Sabbath school Visiter.

most excellent work for Teachers and Schol
ars, edited by the Rev. ASA BuLLARD, will be sup.
Piled AT the subscription pTice-5e cents per an
num-aud sent TO most of the towns in this region
without expense TO subscribers.
The FOL eommtnced in Jan, Subscriptions will
be received Tor the whole of the present year and
back Nos. supplied Tor 80 cents, for months
comm sncing with July, for 75 cents.
A. e. CHADWICK
Caedonian Office, Jolly, 1871, r
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" o e 4 n ".
e x G E l. $40 r.

by HENRY w LoNGFELLow
The shades Of night were falling fast,
AS through an Alpine village passed
A youth. who bore, mid snow and ice,
A. banner with the strange device,
Excelsior!
Ills brow was sad, his eye beneath,
FLASHED like fachion from lis sheath;
And like silver clanon rung
The accents Of that unknown tongue,
Excelsior
In happy homes he saw the light
Orbousehold fires CLEAN warm and bright:
Above, the spectral glaciers shone,
And from his lips escaped groan'
Excelsior
s.Try not the Pass" the old man snd;
"Dark lowers the tempest overhead,
The roaring torrent is deep and wide!'
And loud that CLARION voice replied
Excelsior.
ooh stay" the maiden said, "and rest
Thy weary head upon this breast
"A lear SlOOu III Ills DiuO O1Oi
But still! he answered, with sigh
Excelsior
"Beware the pine. trees withered branch!
Beware the awful avlaanche!'
This was the peasants last good night,
A voice replied, far up the height,
Excelsior
AT break of day, as heavenward
The piuus monks Of Saint Bernard
Uttered the oft repeated prayer,
A voice cried through the startled air,
Excelsior
a traveller, by The faithful hound,
Half buried in the snow was found,
Still grasplug in his hand Office
That banner with the strange device,
Excelsior
There in the twilight cold and gray,
Lifeless, but beautiful, he lay,
And from the sky, serene and far,
A voice fell, like falling star!
Excelsior!
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n Wr s! Fu 9 /!

nTTER, Nutra and other kinds of Fur Caps
" some PRIME ones-for sale by
Nov Is SHEDD d JEWETT,
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Writing Enk--EsIue and BLACK.

NEW and Superior Blue Writing Fluid in
In small and large bottles-also Currier IL Halls
black writing fluid, may be obtained at The Caiedo
Man ofce-bythe single bottleor in large quantities
The blue ink is of the manufacture Of Messrs
Cnrrier IL Hall, and superior TO any ever made or
sold in the United States.
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We have seldom read more finished description
of this heavenly principle in easy language, than
the following extracted from the English Mou,hly
Review:
"Religion the messenger Of heaven, dwells not
exclusively in the cells ofcoisers: but goes forth
among men not to frown on their happiness but to
do them good. She is familiar and cheerful at the
table and fresides OF the happy; she is equally init
mate in the dwelling of poverty and sorrow; she
sourages the innocent smiles of youth, and kindes
a glow ofserenity on the venerable front of age;
she is found too, at the bedside Of The sick, when
the attendants have ceased their labor, and the
heart is almost still; she is at the house ofmour
ming pointing upward to the 'house not made with
hands,; she will not retire as long there is evil
chat can be prevented, kindness that can be CIV
en- and it is not till the last duty is done, that she
hastens away and raises her altar in the wilderness
so that she may not be seen of men"
Was Christ man of sorrows, and acquainted
with grief? Then, Christians, we need not be sui
prised offended, if we often called to drink
of the cup Of sorrows if we find this world vale
Of tears This is of the ways in which we
must be confirmed to our glorious Head Indeed
his example has sanctiGed grlof, and almost render
ed it pleasant to mourn One would think that
Christians could scarcely wish TO go rejoicing
through world which their Master passed throug
mourning. The paths in which follow him are
believed with his tears, and stained with his blood
1t is true, that from the ground thus watered and
fernIzed, many rich fruits Of paradise spring up
refresh US, in which we may and ought to rejoice.
But still our JOY should be softened and sanctfed
by godly sorrow. When we are partaking of the
feast which his love has spread for us, we should
never forget how dearly it was purchased.
"There is not gift his hand bestows
But cost his heart groan."
The Joy, the honor, the glory, through eternity.
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HISTORICAL sKETCHF> % ,a. F. $50
n A. settlement, and progress o. svsr.s. b. F.
County and vicinity, principally boz .rt. . /.
the years l7i5 and 1855. BY lev Gr.r
For sale by SiiEDD a igasr-
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James W. ThOrndlike,

20 81 % BROAD STREET, BOSTON
HAS on hard and will constantly keep, good
n H. assortment Of
SOLE AM. UPPER LE.4TT7ER HIDES,
C.ALCU1T,A kIPS,
n Foo, md God Oil at fair prices for cash or ap.
proved credit.
Hides exchanged loI Leather or Skins.
Nov. ISil. 92Jn3s
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sash, Doors aad ElIiss.
B Oad cloth
&. =. DANA.

TITO NEY At Law
DANvILLE, W,
OFFICE, OVER A. McMlL-ANs ,-.s.
Dan Vile, Feb. -, lS4l
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shall be ours; but The sorows, the slherngs, the
agonies which purchased it were ali hlscwn.--Pdy'
son
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-11-12
The Mothers Smile.
BY A. E. CARPENTER.

tv BY A. f. CARPENTER. @ aat.
There are clouds that must Ger shade US
There are griefs that all must know d
There are sorrows that have made us
Feel The tide of human woe 4.e ask
But the deepest-darkest sorrow, tsi J.
Though il sere the heart awhile, ''n 90
Hopes cheering ray may borrow
From a mothers welcome smile
There are days in youth that greet us
hiWi,h ray too bright to last
There are the cares Of age to greet us
When those sunny days are past;
But the pass scenes hover Ger US,
3 And give back the heart awhile,
all that memory can restore US
ina mothers welcome smile
Ihefe are scenes Of sunny places,
on which mem'ry loves to dwell
'here are many happy faces
Who have known and loved US we'll:
Bu. mid Joy or mid detection.
There is nothing can begu!e. -. (
iha. can show ,hs fond affection .5l.
VI mothers welcome smile 4'a
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NI1so1s,lIh
From the Family Companion. . els
HOMESPUN YARNS. 80

/ 'eis "d' Pdison Is pOJCeUW SLOW
cem pg. lreckon he want so tedious
g'ulhg 10 his own wedding as he is coming
mere sad one OF the bridesmaids of Miss
ROXY Peablossom, as she bit her lips to
MAKE 'nem rosy, and Peeped into a small
'oos'ng glass Tor The twentieth time. s'ls'
/ ne breaches enough aboutthe shortness
OF ''ie'lme' exclaimed another poutpg
MISS .ano now we ought to improve our
opportunities not 10 oe creeping along like
snah' when whole wedding party is
waiting for hin: 'and ihe wsffies are getting
cold. and the chickens burning TO a crisp.'
'Have patience, girls; may be The mans
lost his spurs and cant get along any fast.
er, twss the consolatory appeal Of an al arch.
looking dansei, as she finished iihe last Of a.
bunch Of fgrapess AiD'9il' l'''''af ias SITS '8s
'Or perhaps his old foxea,ed horse has
jumped out Of the pastule and The old gen.
.leman has TO take il aloot,' surmised The
fourth bridesmaid. '''''s H@laJ 10 He'sitl'
lie DIIQc uSGu Industrious efforts IN an.
pear patient, and rather Indifferent amid
the general resiveness Of her aids /; and
would occasionally affect extreme nerri.
ment but her shrewd attendants charged
her with being fdeety, and rather more uu. 2
easy Than she wanted folks 10 believe ''A@ ID
Hello, Floyd? shouted old Captain
Peablossom ont Of doors 10 his coppetas.
.rowsered son, wFe was entertaining the
young beaux of the reighborhoed with reais
Of agility in jumping with weign,s-.FIoyd
.hrow down them rocks and pu, the bride
on Snip, and ride down The road aad 'seo If
you can't see Parson Gympsy; and tell him
to hurry along-we are all waiting for him.
He must think weddings are all like his
meetings, that can be put off 10 the Sunday
alter the fourth Saturday in next month";
after the crowds all gathered and ready to
hear the preaching. If YOU don't meet him
60 clean to his honse. 'spect he's heard
,ha! Brushy Greek Ned is here with his
fiddle, and has taken a scare 'e i9 sge
As the night was wearing on, and no
parson had come yet TO unite the destinies
of George Washington Hodgkins and The
amiable and accomp ished' Miss Polly Pea.
blossom. the former individual in.inated TO
his intended. the proprie,y of passing off
The time by having dance. p a2h3iwpc, ],
Polly asked her ma', and her ma. after
arguing thatlt was not the fashion in her
time, IN North Carolina to dance before the
ceremony, al last consented. l
The artist from Brushy creek was called
in, and, after much turning and splitting on
the screws, he stamped his foot, and struck
up Money Musk.' and away went the
country dance. Polly Peablossom at the
head, with Thomas jefferson Hodgkins as
her partner, and George W ashington Hodg-
kins next, with Polly's sister, Luvisa, for
his partner. Polly danced TO every gentle.
man, and Thomas Jefferson danced to eve
ry lady; then up and down in the middle,
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POETRY
From the Boston MisceIlaney
The Two. cnaf

BY JAMES R. LOWELL. 99N -
Soon each the other knew,
But love grew up more slowly;
Firmly and fair it grew,
Waiered with Heavens dew,
That plan, so pure and holy.
Thereon burst forth flower, ,t -
TO fuller beauty moulded
BY sunshine, shade and shower, s 81.
In which all seeds Of power l.a
And mystery were folded. o1iqss y 5siy
a9ns e'1aloiiTa gisAcl8ag aR sf o:a
They saw the flower, rare, I'D ase,5 ~.
And loved i, for its beauty; s..7i,l,,t.
They watched il with sweet care
Till. ere they were aware,
II grew to be duty. saa.sa
Then started they in fear,
And gszed upon each other; gE
Then said, "Why loose our cheeri
n We only will be dear
As sister and her brother. ~
So dwelt they late and soon isa'
In loves unclouded weather; '.'' '-l
They loved the self same tune, oo.
And underneath The moon, illilH p ae
Twas bliss to be together. I 5,l
From all the world so wide, la
Each soul the other singled; H' 'a'
Something within did guide ..s
Their life-streams side by side, s
Uj'il at length they mingled. 10 e.
And now they cannot part, a.4
Bu. must flow on forever fehl hla
But streams tha, rose apart, rs
Joined in the mighty heart a
or one calm flowing river.
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NIL Pas SATURDAY, NOVEMBER

N
bJo,,oms B,,,.bv .r,e.l Ned .tsnd;ooGn
,he oiazza !. X az 6a,,le q, ,n 90 y, II. .idss.
tune of fs'ss ~ sV'sss ~ ~, II
.weldauos all n;oh, IN, broad d,v ,.b, q ~
And 20 home with the aas h. f,e morning, :,
Ned, hin, c,o.sd mo,.msn, ,o..rds
the dancing "a room ono,ns,ooo ,,moo,g ,bs nsonIs ben
the Cao,ain,,.s ,iin =, r w,lk; inc rom , rave ,syer;s ~
ex,l,imed aim II land ,o;.s N ~. ..,n.v;ly 4
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siSasJ'y'sS' e''oS =" o'NN'J ~ 81 ssa'''a ia
%ss ~ Ss,ps'.y'n 'ns a. 2 shower q ram on corn
u'a' 's.apoe. ~ shoos and assels gespecialiya
y. ae'f org JWe sHodgklm and his lady.
''.e' - 80 ss',ss 80. -. -
~. squire n' ON PIXIES was newly;slected
g's..rHsse, ano somewhat d'fhd dent IN shls
aoH''es lns 'iis1 unirled department. Hos
expressed nin'o' 1 me sor''wmcf the Cap
.'a,n oh'y nouced Oo' Win WIN the exclamation--
ioo' eo' sd ,ssasaa bsaisais baa svx7s
aNfs' feaolossom lnsinuased to her hus-A
7a"o' l'has 10 sher da ahe squaf'ty'oor bes-e5
i~r' sor' Oh people IN NORTH Ca1ina, had -
PreJuq'ce'dgl" oeing married py magls-I
"fsN'esJ illiown'ch llio wn'ch NE NE old genHemsn'!rePileds
isone o. eaFfs nonesense'sesda LADY,
,p'"' ~ your Dupl'n county = afls'ocfacy
aoo"' ,'e'e now Ihe oe''er SORT Oh people
'nA .ln wv say NOW oN you Anow NJ o NORM worm
= ~" ~ asia' an "ne ofs. sAsle, 40 me county,
~ A'"' anu pop''Hs : sheio pooressdcoonsyse
we o'a'e. DfMer, so" OF people, sEHs
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= ~ ''''"' ""'s" nN" oe'o"sea 10
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Cure for Coras Rub them with sal.
'sery day for week---,hen have both feet
sa sGjus, aboss the ankles, $3.50
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24

U5- suEnstAN's coon MANA rLAS.
Tttt ftc bee sirns'hsiaz piisics in the WORT ara
& % p Iss n ri has y os,s @ isS G9ss
hare etc eie ore minoa year will supTly the
Mssaniei .cior to all oiheIs. aud Cor quauer the
thef N ne sodf Il affsris relef An sc,. sn
o. .kes rr'oa shns cates.
u tsccconphn' ana dyspepsia. II should be worn ove
rai aHpnisho. re;iei In coughs eods ashms tficut,
m.u nmedaiey snoth, and greatly benefit the potent
retna ~ tedeniarY heos, or those obliged To stand
sC,nSihsH'ng piasisrs. Physicians generally recon
aierc better grcsicr relief Ia their opera
ton, they -iimulani Onic, and anojync. They
and Known from the eIcrcBce those who have used
them s,we As the united testimony OF all the celebrated
uscul and hshiy meeatci plaster invenc OF offer.
eiI9 the pu6'ie Fo' sale al whoIssss and .e,9liby
s--HGHMANs UOUGH I.OZ &C = q. r.,
sS most sure AMI cneeinal remedy or Coughs
ness Of the Lungs OF Chest cite etc Tho proprietor hes
never an instance where they did not give perfect
within the las, year. restoring to hcsh persons almost
most distressing eolds aud coughs. They check
ahi Try up the cough but render II eisy ctpee.
Ahnhc or exciting They made nom a eoubi'
milton OF The most valuable esPee,osn, or couch med
Tor ,hose complaints For sale by whoiss,s and retail by
U,- HAyS' LINNAMENr FOR IIlE PILE-.-Tris
cclcbrMcd medicine is undoubtedly the hes, remedy
yet placed pubic lot the OF dis
tfcssng disorder. the PILEs Wherever is known, IL ~
coming rapidly into aud this acris OF the most
substantial and convincing proofs Of its good effects
Ntmher5 have resorcdto great many other remedies
with but little benefit, and have acknowcg ed the
above article To be decidedly the best producing
nent relief Beeare Of C0HnisrJsts- The genuine ari.
Gle sold by J. GAYNoR,
On dDor All a Rrilr Tavern
10 TOWARDS COMPOUND CKEOSDrE. TO0TM.
AGvR DRoPs This ~ eparlton has stood the
pcricnce aud lie confidently recommended inalble
curs for the Tooth Ache Its application the teeth
ntnnre but on NE contrary always proves beneficial by
clcAn aud healthy condition. Physicians have examined
A. and arc IN the habit their patrons
sod by J. GAYNoR, door above the Bell Tavern.