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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-01
NEW GOODS!
THE SUBSCRIBERS
HAVE Just received, and have now ready for
III sale, the largest, best and most fashionable
assortment OF
FAIL am a Wimt er
GOO EDS

that they have evey offered TO the inspection Of
their customers and friends. Our Goods have been
selected with express reference 10 their intrinsic
value, while in point OF beauty and fashon of the
styles, believe they viii faVoraby compare with
any thing offered in this section. We tee
this opportunity, to return our grateful thanks for
the lavors have receiv ed from our friends aud
the pubic, and hope by keeping the right sort of
Goods and selling them cheap to merit contIau-
alton Of their patronage and favor.
Among our assortment will be found choice
selection of Blue Black ALPACCAs, silk uoarp,
ALEPINEs, ''''' ''-'T'
Blue Black ORLEANS CLOTH,
&" " ORIENTAL do
Light colored GERMAN Tibet CLOTHS,
which with the above named Oriental Cloths, are
the richest goods Tor Ladies Coaks and Dresses
ever offered tor sale in this vicinity.
Also
Plain French Muslin de LGins,
Figured Chenie,
German Merinoes,
Blue Black do
Six and Worsted Fringes,
Bonnet Silk and Trimmings,
Cashmere Sha,0is,
Edinboro' H
Knit WOrsted {"
HighLana &"
ALSO
PRINTS of all orts,--Wool Dyed BROAD.
{CLOTHS; CASSIMERES and DOE-SKINS
and a large and excellent assortment ofTAILOR'S
| TRIM MlNGS, SC. sc. &c.
Please cal and examine.
FULLER, IDE e, co.
! Lyndon, Sept. %, 1912. 269w4.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-01

WHITE House CoEvERs aTIoS. The Phila
by Mr.. Gibbons at the meeting on Friday
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

r =
ALLEoANT CouSTT.-Ihe torn OF AlesanA
county is nearly parallelograrn ITS length nof'h
and south, is about miles and It's oFeadth' east
and west % miles; area about liS2 square miles
1t Is divided into % or a3 towns, and mas pop pop
ulatiou, as appears By the last census, OF io,s:o
The Genesee valley 80 famous LOT 'e eA,en' .. -
productions eN'enos e.lrLisis .rl NV.
from north % >outti' nc Dest
give you OF tnS peau'A u iI'et = :, =.
course through the greater pau 'it.S eo''i'
gentle; lis vaiieE often wide ana hee nol
PERCEPTIONS and rooss SHORES uii'ii !,
northern town Of Portage, where. within the space
Of miles, II falls - ieet. hcEe the mus aP-
proach the riverc!oscy, and are >tpaFated oHis pS
deep chasni, with perI'enhic'i,af oaAs q A-.
rnnous slate 0v ieet hlgf' through ",ie.
passes p. thre 'as- rom 'i1s mao =. ~
The descent 10 h"cheSier i ap', 30 .'t ~,
tt.. who!e OF wii!chl> between u -
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
pELlRlI,M TREMENs-A SKETCH.

The dccrium trcmcnS is one of the mos, fright
tul consequences of intcmpcrance.-IVhe the
wrelclcd victim Of nnbridlcd appetite has indugcd
To a certain extent in his accustomed S,imlant, his
rccling brain conlu,rs up multitude {" tanccS, tar
more horrible than iaDtalizcd the widest ma
MAC. The concluding scene with such an individual
Is ndiscribably fearful Death in ull lis prorcan
variety, has never affected me with such sensations
rs have experienced when standing By the wretch
ed nebriatc, suffering with this terrible disorder.
One case to which my mind rcvcrtS, marked
with circumstances of painful interest. Esquire
Lang was wealthy gentleman farmer OF extensive
repu,c. He was worthy member Of the State
Legislature, an excellent neighbor, and in days
when upcriodicul rcvef was r;re accounted an
evil 4; man of frrcproachablc moral character. Few.
even in his domestic circle referred The boated
corpulency of his naturally large system and The
fiery flush Of his full face, the legitimate cause.
His daily dranis of Cogniue and his regularly re-
firing To bed every day after dinner, We're the only
practices which the most scrupulons whispered TO
his discrcdi,. Blu, abused appetite forces sooner
or later To pay the forfeit. Mr.. Lang arrested
in his Incorporate course by fit of strong apo
plcxv. He had been partially recovered by the
energetic application OF tho usual restorants and
all stimulating food and drinks, strongly inter-
dictcd Us ccrtin linlr;lrceS entire convacsccncc
His brain now tortured with emptiness rs 1t had
before been with plethora, was giving birth to all
the wild and horrible imaginationS of dcliriuln
trcmcnS. tied my horse under one OF his ample
sheds and entered without ceremony. He sat bolt
npright in his bed. and his countcnance was the
image of despair. His eyes were alternately ttiullv
glancing, or tearfuy rolling in their strained sock
cts, US ii in pursuit of ever changing objects,
advancing now rcrreating, and now fitting with
electro rapidity over the field OF vision Startled
a, my entrance, he looked up and vehemcn,ly cN-
claimed, "NNould YOU rob mc y Again. recoiling
tron. my proi'ered hand he Shlieked you would
murder me-. and >prang from thc opposite side of
his couch with superhun,an cnersv.-The iniudi-
cious opposition of his friends TO his whi,ns. had
phrcnzled hl'n 10 an alarming degree He utterly
and obstnately refused anodynes and was only re-
strained BY force from lcapins from the windows
Of his apartment 10 escape these visionary We, to
him real tornHnters. GraSping the clothes convul-
sivcly as replaced him in bed, he buried himself
beneath half-a-dozen blankc1s !" Ha there vet!''
ne ,nuttered in s,aed tones, and flung the covering
from himself to the floor with startling suddenness
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

Soothing words calmed him occasionally, but ne
seldom lost sight for moment OF the phanions
dancing attendance upon his unthroned Irnag1na-
ton.-Now. terror beaIned from every lneanent.
Fieads ~ he exclaimed, shrinking backward and
elevating liis hand for defence-Again his face es-
hibited ever mark of strong loathing and disgust
" Snakesin said he. sec them crawl :" See
,hev are on nv BODY" " Keep them OF y raising
his voice with each successive exclamation. Now
his eyes rapidly traversed the circumference of q
circle which was rapidly lessening-" See. they
are on me - he exclaimed, when his person was
embraced within the narrowing limits. " hy
don't YOU keep them OF y The expression OF MS
features, MS intense agtation-, hls motions were
all those OF one upon whom ten thousand repules
were trailing their scaly bodies.
Again. fixing hi eves upon retired corner ot
the room, he -hool. with an nrrarthlv shudder, a
il some new horror had greeted hi, Vision What
do vou ace there 2 inquired Ms ANXIOUS and dis
tres,ed wife. Two he whispered. a. wo
what said L.. Two horrid, Aorrid fellows
He .hudderci convnlsivelv. Keep them away =,
said he family after another half hour Of anxious
silence Our hopeless task OF beating the air was
resumed with usual success. :. Take them a1vavt
he groaned they arc coming" threw myself
into a posture of defence. he grew calm for few
moments Then, suddenly starting UP, he clcnched
hi fists raised them his right shoulder in boxing
attitndc, glared fear and fury from his bloodshot
eyes, howIcd in agony, they came they come :
struck three .evr, times with appalling energy at
the approaching phan,om-, and fell bacl, upon his
couch-n ghastiy corpte. Boston Recorder
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
7zz===:7======-==--F For The NeT:ToFK Tri5uDe.
A PSALM OF LIFE.
IN ya1TArIoN OF LorcrELLow.

.
Os the rushing tide Of Life,
Ever full, yet ever shifting,
Blinded with the smoke Of strife,
We, like battle-ships, ure drifting.
While the startling thunder- boom,
And wrecked baraues go down for ever,
In the Tar horizon loom
Hopes tha, urge TO new endeavor.
III.
Shadows Der the surface quiver,
And we cali them Wealth and fane;
Gems Of Truth deep in the river
Flash like tongues Of cloven riar'r.
Virtues are reflected stars
Which compel the hear, TO love them,
While no storm their brightness mars,
For their home is high above them.
Heaven gives glory to the water!
Lo yon crimson clouds that seem
Like wur-baaners bathcd in slaughter,
All are painted in IT," stream
VI.
And, enshrincd in coral caves,
Deeds Of Love on diamonds cleaning
In their deep, transparent graves,
Like swccinfanrs brightly dreaming
VII
Grief, willow, stands and weeps
Der the wave itself hath shaded,
And its slcn, vigil keeps
When the ligh, Of day hath faded.
Memory, with her finger placed
On her lip, the Past is reading,
In thai magic mirror traced,
Far remote, and still rcccding.
THoRSDEx
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
GTATE OF NEW-YORK, ss.-IN


~ ClIANGERY.-I,e1re the Vice Chancellor of the
First Circuit. Russellli. Nevin, &C. Jacob ID. Clur
al Masters Sale
In pursuance Of a decree Of the Cour, Of Chancery OF
the State OF York, will be sold t public auction under
the direction Of the masters OF said Court the Merchants
Exchange, in The City Of NewYork, by Wilkins 4 Rollins,
AuGi3nlcri, On The en. day qf February nsyt, at l2
O'Clock, noon, OF that dag. : . p go
All that certain at piece or parcc. Of lad situate lying
and hen% in the Twelfth Ward Of the City of New York,
AMI known and distinguished as lot number eglI a
lice OF Reger iand for the City and County Of New York,
made by Edward Doughty, City Surveyor, September 5,
1896 and bounded as follows, viz Beginning the South
OF lot No ~ and Sixy-rst street. thence
runnn: ilt src@; Slu.e,ieri: if!ys! feet ad three
iurle> lot No g. thence Hiong Ct No.
lyonc hundred and seventy and ten inches 10 land
now or late Of Mr. Bcekman thence along said Be0kIans
land Nor!.ye,tery the Northeast Garner of LOT No
and said lard. thence SOuth-westery along the line OF LOT
No. one hundred and e@htytwo feet right angles to
Si..y-tirst street, be the same more or less.
Dated Se"-t orh January 18Th, =. ID. 1914.
4. e. WHEELER,
Master III ChaIcery, 20 Nassau street.
l-ir. Livingston, solicitor. Il5 2atFIO
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
TN CHANCERY.-Bcfore the Vice
a Chancellor OF the First Crcut-AInot Mitchell w. Wru
Drake and otllcrs.-MASTERSSA SALE.-Minet Mite he6


Pursuant 10 dccfeta order OF this Court, made in the
above entitled cause, will be sold at Public Auction under
the direction OF tie under>i.ed Master. of said
Court, By Wilkins Rollins Auconeers on the 2, Iay OF
tebrnary mex! at hs Merchants Exchange, in the C,y
residue and remainder OF the lca p years from t! rs
day q oc9ber A. d. 1925 yet 10 coe and ,E:z rred, ot
IN and 70 all t certain lot or piece ground
se % LaareIs street between 6 rand and Cana streets
The Eighth Ward o; ic City OF York bounded as fol-
lows 10 W.T. Ea-tery in front by Laurens street beginning
IN LarreEs street and running along said street w:stary
titywo !ees 70 o.her groEnI onsd by George Lovet
lei with -aursns street. twenty feet thence to Laurens
rset' and parallel with Grand street, tytwo feet thence
aiong e i' o lafrts street twenty feet 10 The place OF
oehllHg Saiil lot 81 ground Den. In width In from, ard
rear twenty feet and in length each side Jty.two feet
Together with Certain Inenture OF lease same
made by George Loveit 10 John Pool subject the rents
covenants conditions and provisos said lease contained
ana al aId singular te edlcc buildings, rights, members
privileges anu appnrtenances ereunto belonging and in
any wise apper;ainicg.
Dated N"w-Iork, January =, 1872
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
aNDs,s REMEDY FOR SALT

y RHEUM-a Warranted 10 cnre-"-sa Rhenr, Ras
wo-u Te:er Seald Head, Barriers or JaehSoa len sea
sicv certny ard efecruall cured by the use ct sanss
Remedy which has been tested IN NOR than sH ths
,nI d;fare, cases OF the above diseases. without having
f,ie,t ia auy ,rbe-r the directions attended he ur
paraeeS. this rency IN curing tiiseaS o. e
shn without equal the history o! mericin Ee Sn.
oornd Syrup of Saraparila Is recommended 70 be used
with The Remedy, ii TENDS throw out from t!s nio
ard generally all the ursca!th, Eu'o. eohiT,en
with the diseases and the application OF tie
naliy the time, entirely eatleate> II irl tht
NAV be applied with safety TO ;hf sin OF The enc;t
infant Testimonials nj is efficacy !ay received and
The following are selected Tor L
VIII satisfy the mind ot ever candid person OF rs sNto
'i''ass N-w-YorS, MAY j. ls4l.
,I,Isss and gratitude induce inform you i!la;
an, perfectly cured OF the salt Rhrn hS the use OF yon
Remedy The disease prAd over both my hailds 10 my
- sn;s and had bee,, standing fourteen years, during
which, tine Under the Treatment o aort uan
i,rrn. physicians who all failed 10 give more llh 'e',
- -. ,I;, was unable 10 use my hands but little and
could not put them wafer my nails saG Oh
ann was sluos; helpless from the complaint 'ed lfi!
AZ ' Pc, donrs bu, ali 10 no purpose until last summer
wa advised BY friend 10 Your KeinedS.
with little faith. having tied % many NM m E -
ter and Notwithstanding Pct them IL water uaiis, u
continue, improve and IN few Werk, "ers em.te.:
ftu.r,! since which they have been perfectly Wei.
louTs' MY aYbip TsIsef'Iati: IEWlS, Newark, y
Mss, 4 r. D. Sands-Gentlenen,-l certify that !
bnv been cured. OF , Salt Rlcum OF year. Standing
Remedy ana Oh ''''
wish every person troubled with tbs dreadful. complaint
in anv form would call on me, and will satisfy ihrrn a'
vour medicine, Will cure them perfectly
ANN MARIA WEIBALl.
Residence leo Nassau 81. store +5 Fulton st
New-Ysrk, June g. lSil.
MeS>rS. A. B. ( d. d-Gentcmen,-Feeiln@ deeply
indebted to vo for In, valuable services vouave rederc1
me- do most cheeruliy inform YOU that my wil> enretS
cured OF ,he Salt Rheum ny the Use OF You,
with the disease the yeHr>hat trie, various
mecn,e> bo; internal and external without noiiicns any
| n
by your mrcinc Size induced To use IT, and am thank
tu 10 saw the r,>u., has been perfect cure.
Yours respectfully,
JOHN CHAPMAN, 70 Chatham street.
Ne,v-Eorh. Sept. IS, 1883.
Prepared and >od wholesale ana retail hv
a. b. Y D.. SANDS, Druggists,
T9 and 100 Fulton street.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
"'rake Phv>ic early-Afcdicine comes too late,
When the disease becomes inveteratr."
y DECONIAIENDED by the Faculty.-


When the disease becomes inveeratr."
ID RECOMMENDED by the Faculty.
e q NANCE'S ANTEBILIOUS FAMILY APERlENT
PILLSRy long experience these Pills lla been proved
by thousands, Ia be The hest an safest family Medicine
hitherto discovered Al all seasons OF the year they vii he
fond :cry raualc 10 all who wish secure themselves
against sickness They are alike safe ir children as for
any period Of life, and require EXTRA attention TO diet or
clothing. Bilious and Liver Complaints Dyspepsia IN
Digestion Nervous Diseases Sick Headache, and III fact all
diseases arising from impure state ni the no dis
ordered STATE f stomach kwcls, arr speedily
ed by taking them ry l'rrvet srur'y. cosyencss and
lis concquenCeStlerrore scaiarng should be
srthou, them. Time climate effects them Two
three doses will convince the patient ol their saluary irc
for the stomach will readily regain its Strength healthy
o the liver and bowels will speedily take place. and
renewed health and vIOr ot body and mind will he the
certain result. Their virtues in fact may be summed up
a. rlcdcnr which strengthen. the feeble anil cnnsoaes
The muscles 0i The s,ring, viii br ,nd OF ;nlle value
10 females oi all III iaken according 10 the directions
who wish Ia be secure from sickness.
Price . and 20 ceitS per box.
For sale wholesale and retail by Vim. Watson, Apo,heca
res Hall Be CaaIlnc st. Smith, corner OF Fulto am! Wa
Brooklyn. - = - aco,llm
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
nISHONESTY EKPOSEp.-The
~ sub~criher1 son hank Ooooboiile HsARLE9l OIL


is the best policy"
The subscriber would here express his regret that many
of his fellow citizens have hitherto permitted themselves To
b, deceived and imposed upon by dishonest men, quacks
aucionrerS and prctcncrs who offer 10 sell what they call
iaarlrm Oil at fourteen shingS per gross
Attend strictly 10 the fo!lowng Wrappers printed in the
German lan@aa and those With try-'ix heads arrlnvar
than one oul OF hunirG IS genuine most II them being
printed III New-York All genuine ones English, and
have MY name and residence printed them This done
by Mr. Tly the manufactured in Holland They have also
my written ,ignatIrc.
This IIaarlln nj is used f,r variety Of diseases. 1t
needs putting always sfrura: is recommends
ton. Coughs and colds are cured by without putting il in
the style ot Candy dealers.
~ B-The undersigned sells the hest Candies (Stuar's)
in New-Yerl but he do nj sell Cough Candies con-
SUMPTION spri.e, ankles ard o.achc le leaves that TO
large dealers and medical gentleman
~ R-Genuine German Cologne Wafer imported by th-
Undersigned, CHRISTIAN SYLVESTER,
Fancy Store, NJ. e. East Broadway,
One door above rinr ST
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
Sel,rilg'- Restorative Cordial.
"UIS CORDIAL relieves DYspcpSla and

Nervous af!c cors. ACTIN. i tonic. it strengthens
the digestive organs, and restores liie 10 teir natural 'lgor
il both Nsrvou. and sick Headaches anu prevents
determination of hloog head, usually n symptoms OF
Apoplexv. 1t Is al,o ri in Affections Of the LIVER and
very eitcaciou, In fatuence Choc ana other pans N
the stomach and inestic> !, very Seyccahe 10 >,ne-
norrna Choro>>, Lcncora. Iiy>tcrn, and similar dis
In convaicsccnce from F"vers and cter ;icute dis
cases, speedily strength. The aged and nfrln
and persons Of Srentay habits prone 10 co>venes> or who
suffer from los, appetite. experience great henehs IRON
H. Snd al 1872 Ful,6r 5lG Broadway and 2Gt Bowery
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
Prepared and >o!d wholesale ana retail hv
Y X ID SANDS Drupnis

IIV
Sold also by Abraham g. Sands i Co No 27S Broadway.
David Sands Co. Ne n Ea>, Broadway. AMI by William
Brown, 4: Washington street, aad $. Fowlr 3 rrGce
street, Boston Joseph Bacb. Ir: Providence H. L. f. W.
Bull Hartford Conn, Dr. T. W. Nathew>on. Norwich.
Conn., H. Raw!> 4 Co. Albany. J. Gnr!am and j. Fowler,
Ncwburg. y. " DR.. David Jane, % South Third street
p!latelihia c. H. ryler Baltimore, f. Trevet Son.
pouglkccls;e, and by Druggists generally mail the primer.
pal cities and chiet the United Siatc> Prce 81
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

h y T. III \ y T. +. X before the VICE
a Chancellor ottlic First Crcu--Jeseph r. Stuyvosan.
". ElizabetL F.. Lusk and others--Mastes Saie-R.
SWORDS. Solicitor.
State OF New-York s-Pursuant deere tai order OF
the Court nI Chnc.ry made on the above entitled cause
viii IL. sold at Public Auction under the directions Of tta
Luillow Auconeer, the Merchants Exchange in the
City o NewYorkr the 18th day Of February next i2
O'Clock al noon OF that day,
Al ,hnc CERTAIN lot, al ground and premises the
C!y OF Ncw-S0rk, conveyed by Francis Salmon al. Ann
Eliza is rtt and Peter Syyesant and Jula X. his wife
TO sylvester Graham Lusk by deed hearing date the 9th
those certain tour lots OF ground and premises situate lying
aud being in the l2ll, Ward OF The said City OF NewYork
being part and parcel OF the Rose Hill farm conveyed by
Rober Schuyler, OF the City OF NesYorl tn the said Fran
cis Salmon and Peter SGyvrSn by deed bcarug tnle the
7th day OF December, S} recorded in l! Office the Re-
Sister OF tn. City and County q! New York. in lber 5
GonVeyandt pg i!5 December Il 1885, and IN SAID deed
described a> bounced and described when taken together
a, follows: lte9nhn" :; point on The nortcrly line Af
Zitl street distant ntstwar,y from the we>twarily line
The "a Avenue 100 -tt ami running thence nortiwardiy
paralt 10 the SAID wesvary line the I'll Avenue lJ7
teet inches to the s0uhery line Of 23 street. thence west
wardly along The 50 feet, thence souwartily parallel
To tc said westerly line OF the 2 Avenue lg7 feet inches
70 1e sad norcry line nt 9th street, thence eastwarliy
TWO Gt .ertan lots aud prenisfs part. and parcels OF
The sad RscIii ar conveyed by Robert Schuyler tie
, ancis Salmon and Peter Stuyvesant by deed herein
before mentioned, which said last mentioned two lots .lkcB
together are bounded aud described follows: Beginning
at point in the sou,ery line of 9th street, distant
"afdiy from The escrly line Of the Sci Avenue a5 feet and
line the ad Avenue, % 2 inches The centre OF
h block, thence caswar!y parallel 10 the Sal1 outberiy
line OF 18th strest 81 feet thence nOrwariy parallel 10 r
SAID c1stwar line OF the Sd Avenue so feet l-2 lncie 10
along the 50 feet the place OF begnnng together
with half part a.d in front OF md contiguous
the said al;o;e described six lots and each and every OF
them.
Dated Nev-York, january q, 1912,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
nR. PETERS,s INDICATED LOZ-
4 CENGES Wholesale and Retail, a, 40 BROADWAY,

PrTERsS CoGGH LOZENGES
Ar rapidly superedn@ al! other preparations tor The
ti,rts> oil the Chest, Bronchitis and similar pulmonary
affections, t>non vel. established that alargr proportion
of cases Consumption, by winch many valuable lives
annually >acrict, their orlgu To the neglected,
Colds a!! Coughs, which might easily have been removed
early period. No medicine Will he loum 80 et'caous
in curing .cl these LozcnyrS. They inialbiv
aay the cough by removing ic Irritation which hseIr> II
up wl Al liz, same time they promote eSectontlon and
rclrv. congestion c-One l.ozcEge Is usually dose
adult winch be- repeated five times ,ay.
required. Hall ot a chl eight wears old; q,ar
of four and NJ in propo1on When administered
10 children the most cov way dissolve them
lit, water. Tie diet >houdbe light, and the bowels
kent regular; as the Io7en.> have laxative effect other
medicine is seldom required; but when co.,yene>s pres
sent catartic Loktnye> Will b.. found useful II the
As general rule they should not be taken before breakfast,
buit half the usual dose will be sufficient. II there
pain in the chest side, NJ PETERS, Pa>,,S prce
" l cents Should he spread OYER The part and worn I'LL re-
lieved.
PETERSS WORM LOZENGES
acknowledged ty the faculty 10 bc the scientific
and succ>u preparation for the destruction OF worms
offered the public There several medicines adver-
ti>e specifics in sc cases, but they have proved 80
certain and worthless, 70 haze lost all confidence with the
pubs Some oil them indeed violent in their opera
on as TO frequently !ea, to iaaircsu rhcpnblic, there
fore is cautioned against them. These Loacngcs while they
will be found TO be perfectly safe will at the same time
fail where worms s, are present .n 10 destroy them
OF tr lips with flushed checks grndng TIE teeth during
sleep, disturbed dreams, sleep broken OFT by rgtn and
screaming, conypspas leyerShnrs, thirst had taste in the
%! The no>s, pain IN the Somac, squeamincss,
vorcons appetite lcainc>t tencSl>, slht cS slver-
mrs IroH tai.'lc, swrlc stomach or limbs riIng
and choking the throat itching OF thu toward night.
lurbd urinc frequent desire uatc The swclS dis
charges ot slime and mucus, &c.
PETERS'S CORDIAL LOZENGES
specific nr ;e relief narlous k,Aeaacl law
spirits melancholy, angunr and debility, either
from previous disease too tree living cors, spassis OF
the stomach, rritahiy Of the nerves, hystcrca affections
drowSne cholera mobus, OF fatigue and papitaton
the heart. From their Efficacy in the rrlci of headache
sey arg calle'l hy many lhe Headache lozenge
North Sixth street Philadelphia ID fIanc street Ckarleon
% Magazine street, New Orleans l8 I'm