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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
PROSPECTUS FOR TIE
Cou.rc sion 4 OICbe and AppcndiN.

hive such and have -
aniyrrsai, approved -a by the public iln We dcia
necessary ouA IN this pseotus that iRs WI IT, t"in.H
:. tie lem, %e1I !, Inc, d., Wit h. ,ea and i re
The Consrcsouol Clic uaie upo uc lf,edmes q ne wv"
Houses OF Congress The sr,es d he members arr iuss1
con , a g.rd or no,t. made given length go tie ",'
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il printed win sml uie-htsirr and ronia"i- ? . ,
plrcs printed a lle ian'ss d'ic % - f,
furnish n' ~, , ,l, l..r. v.,s Ie c,niur session
Of congress furnish n'a:cf enough "T rnilse' l't 's w.
' The Npndx Is made nr 81 e Presidents mcaee The
report, OF principal officer, 90 ilc 'ytirmt ui a"mp'R H.
and al the ,, os ,i' IS ,1 81 TO- .ae i
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from which person obtain 900 Asal 81 lH I''a hi 4"
Congress Gales Soiou Register % h'.'- A" i.h ,'ia,
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Daily aud wtcs et5es s'aais &C. ie ''ses"" ''.'
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printed hc close II each session and i 70 i sii "
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precisely a. written by Bsponos asa Nenieis ient-.
Aud whale ,iaeci 10 ie ii "d otf,'iien 81 M
standing - nisrepre-enireo t should We malr
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AMI the Weekly Globe pr ad0a. Ilr c'bt tiF
splmted the tn a. tic 's-ioihi f - h"
Ran .i-- Of Conrss. taa iie terfa tfic aid Alif
their committee rcons and m ihr tlnn- . ,"',. -
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
CANDID ATES.

awe arc requested 80 announce The oie SLi''T Lr't-
FORD as candidate Or reelection 90 The oihce u SER
seaut-at- Arms # The House OF Represcu'ltivcs
RrWe ale auth3.izei % announce W u. tSetisii OF
Scott county c-nillie 3 EtIolig Ger" u ir ise
Of Representative. - tiell o. ~ session
Ry1ye are requested 20 announce JosrfH = H'MN'0'
Tippecauoe a candidate r Principal Oies DO t'e A'ue
o. kepiescntsfiFes.
TlNe are requested o. loifN J. hofls-oN' %,
Rush as clraiaic Ga Assistant Cluk in The House u
Representatives. u
1y-lVe are auiheiztd - announce y 81 hENsoN' -.
rolling Clcrk II he last Leg.auic. - eaniiiaie io lhe
same Office IN the next Gene I'D Assembly ll-ti-
gge are requested announce J. O. iit eKtFbfFRl a.
candidate recollection o. DE Of Of Assistant Geek to
the House Of Representative. -
Sy-We are authoIiz announce d. T. W IT, kttts as
candidate fog Enrolling c,.k u Lac %, use Il HePrsrn
tiscS.
Ry-Se are authorized To announce g. ". Huro"FN a.
late Tor Assistant o., u tle % use 81 kcQiescn-
tives.
QeWe are requested 90 announce Jrts DAVIS. Of sui
lyan county canllao los Sor-eant-at-Ans % the
House Of Representatives.
0~rWe requested announce the name OF ROLAND
H. HAll as candidate ia Scr.cani-at- Arms Of the senate
rowe are requested o. announce +. NJ CHANnERaiS
as candidate fol Prosecuting Attorney ~ The ninth judi
cial Circuit Il Indiana.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
BODyE COUNTY.

According to previous notice, large ana resiec-
table meeting OF the Democracy OF Boone County
was held in the town OF Lebanon, on the oth oi
October. 1912, for the purpose Of makins suitable
arrangements for the State Democratic convention.
To be holden at indianapolis the cth o. January
ls43. when John :. Berryhin, Esq. was called to
the chair, and \. J. Boone appointed Secretary.
On motion, Jacob Upton, Esq. made known the
object of the meeting an appropriate address.
On motion of Mr. Upton, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted.
ResoIred That the Chair appoint 4 comm ttee
of three to report the names OF suitable per-ons TO
attend the State Convention and resolutions Tor
the consideration of tins meeting.
Whereupon the chair appointed the following
gentlemen that committee. Mcssrs. j. Chrlsmau,
Robert Olive and Jacob Upton. After retiring 4
few moments, they reported the follow ng preamoie
and resolutions which were unanimously adopted
That whereas the ensuing August election is one
Of great Importance 10 the people OF Indiana, and
we a portion of the Democracy of the same, belev'
ing it to be not only high and distinguished PR
vlege. but duty ctlzehs. to aid our brethren
of the adjoining counties IN supporting measures
that are calculated preserve the constitution, the
dignity # toe laws, support the public faith and add
strength to American Democracy purchased by the
blood of the Revolution and practlsed by the .mmor
tai jefferson. Therefore,
Ressirei. That for the purpose Of fully repre-
senting thc WISHES ofthe democracy Of this portIor
OF tn, State in this convention, there be delegate.
IN each township IN the county of Boone
Resoired, That three delegates be appointed II
each township attend the State Convention, TO b,
holden a, indianapolis the eighth of January
next. as follows viz: In the township of Centre
John 5. Berryhill, L. j. Hui and Hiram black
stone. Eagle. Mark 4. Duzan, Thomas L. miller
and Thomss Thompson. Perry, William Turner
Aaron smith, and John W. Woollen. Harrison
James Dale, George Johnson. and William i'uitery
Jackson, John Porter, John Chrisman. and joan ii
Nelson. jefferson. VI. ID. Campbell, WIN. VI. 10
noughs, and Fielding Denny. Sugar Creek, Jon
J. Nesbit, Samuel Daily. and William McDanie
Washington, John RIchey, John G. Shuts. and
Bowen Clinton, Hugh Mcdaniel, John Robert;
and James Downing. Marion, L. j. Harris. /. !
Lindsey, and John Parr. Union, J. III. Rose, Hen
~ Lucas, and Jacob Upton.
On motion Of Mr. Chrisman, the following GcsC
Tuition was adopted.
Rssoired, That the proceedings Of this meet.n
be signed by the chairman and couniersignst 3
the sec rotary, and be forwarded to the Editors
the Indiana Sentinel for publication.
JOHN !. BERRYH1LL, CRGWndE.
A. BOONE, Secretary.
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eEI,oIc Island.

The several persons who have been indicted under the
law of Rhode Island have put IN their pleas aud called
for speedy rial. he Court, however, have postponed
further proceedings the Adjourned tern IN No'ember
One powerful for trial at this tme, urged 10y
Mr Rautou was says the Providence Express that the
defendants were 10 have the all OF the Hon. @ Adams
in their defence aud If the als pat of 10 period
ea, OF during the session Of Congress they must be de-
prved Of his assistance. Bat this not sufficient TO
change the probable ecoucercd plan for delay, and the
time assigned Tor the trial viii be the week previous 10
tie next session OF Congress which perhaps will have
the effect OF dcpnyiug the defendants OF the benefit Of
Mr.. Adan.s's al, ocacy
The convention form constitution met OF Newport
ON the 9th nst and was organized by the election Of
James Fenucr as president Henry Y Cranston, vice pres
ileni and Thos \ Scnckes aud Walter W. Updike,
secretaries.
petition against the return # the delegates from New
Shoreham was presented. the ground of Illegal pro-
ccedrgs a, the election 1t referred - special com
mlitee.
The bill of rights then taken up for discussion, as
a part of the constitution Nc Ennis from Newport,
proposed amendment that the third Article OF the
peoples constitution be adopted the first of the new
one declaring the principle that tie People have right
to change tcir government tey choose and IN debate
on this opposition the whole of the sitting consumed.
TRIEND IIUrcHLN Dear SIR :-lhe following l.
80 applicable to the undone cause of whiggery that
| cannot resist the temptation TO have 1t inserted III
your columns. Yours, DemocraticaIy,
DOWN EASTER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

SWIMMING LADIEs.-At Paris the fashion during the
hot weather has been that of swimming. Crowds OF the
exquisite ladies' have been disporling like many
river goddesses in the Seine. NJ Swatmer taking ad-
vantage of this ffrore has established cold baths the
Quay dOrsay which he has actually been teaching the
fair sex how swim. They play all of tricks
in the like parcel OF Maids, aud he like plump
Triton (for the Is very fat disports among them.
should like 10 teach such school that, shou.dn
YOU, reader
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

TJFrom among the numerous commentaries Of the
Wing press Mr. Websters late speech. select the
following admirable remarks from that most admirable Of
newspapers the New York Tribune Louisville jan nal
BE known that the New FORK rribane, laudcd by
the Journal, is rank abolition paper. and the editor
Greedy, carries his notions OF equality aud anaglmatoa
far he the table with negroes. Truly the
New York Tribune is =" that desirable of neYspa-
pers"- Louisville Gazette
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

The LATEST DEfALCArIoN Is that Of John
Ahearn, clerk OF the Mayors office. New York for
$50 600. Ahcarn mas been for long time clerk 10
the Mayor-we should think for AT least H. years /;
and has kept his place through the changes Of party
in consequence OF his ability aud apparent integrity.
Extravagant family expenses are understood 70 be
the temptation which has ruined him. lie has De en-
held 10 bail in go, ZOO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

Tie smallest sony ia lAc world. Author unknown
We three
ljrul4cr- Dc
IT, one cause
b. fuiis
lom snuff.
And chaw-.
The " higS.
parody, nearly as sinnA as tie original.
We Wings
Run rigs
On Capt. Ty.er.
Adams rusted,
BOus W0rstec,
Claws bufsted
HIS tarnal bier
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
a RARE CHANCE.

NOR SALE, copy Of y0svs Pilo0Pacll D1onG, London
= edition. vols This purchased IN New York and
do.s, boards IL las revised thoroughly, and
good sy!e. Il viii sid or elye alars Per-
wishing purchase t- work Al tie once al ue
Taos wishing s,a.llT4 ~ ta lnrtrNs, WI o.
Vel q t.is e1Hha. !'-v
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

>N lue 81 directed ifin ue 'ffh f ~
Cotif nll expose Q" Ilic ae, at ir ii
tl,e door n the town indanap ti 2ii ds 90 Soy iff,
te. cen presented iy law tr ent- aha i- tf
s.ven ,af. f the faionlus real situated 90 Maroon
,,alnis towt aud ogf i 90 ., n John Ef'f.i
adsur, the luGrlafsl- aud go iir ff if W
,rnlnt demanded D., .aa r,,rit.u ard
e,~ the Tee sH eof li - 20 Jff-
Gibson. IA. 81 I.iu Barley
g. Ff-EsArO ~ieff y g.
az D. 1919 1q1w t.f-l~ AftAsfs DEEPLY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

PaoroGRAPHr.-It Is said that unlocked for move
men IN the Daguerreotype has been made by Mr. Ienrng
Of Munich who has succeeded producing the images
plate ala he spenIof OF their ccors. that they
resemble the beautiful paintings This discovery
50 UNLOCKED tor that fear II Is not quite tue.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
Defeat
Defeat

EXrb,NArIoN.-Nh Iggery DIVIDED government
overturncd-law under foat--decency blutied out
confidence de,iroyed-inued states Bans wound
up-regom set aside-dcfeat every corner
Lacretreburg .4rgus.
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WI,;- Primer.

We have been favored says the Boston Morning Fos)
with a copy of the Ner Uhig Primer. composed "ia
printed for the special use ef Gays Hy9"f '',4D9|
is not published but printed only for private dls'rb-
uton among the scholars 1t is anonymous. The writer
however l. thought be The author OF the first harI
son probably from the extraordinary talent therein
displayed, in poeiical composition We now copy io'
the qualification of our numerous Wing readers, the first
and SECOND lessons Only the first six lines of the first
lesson have appeared in the Wing papers The Sehoo'
oben Ting-a-ring Come in boys, take your SEATS aud
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

Race OF PIGNrs.-An exchange paper says
tina. Of the human species has been discovered
on the river J-oa, IA A.sica, which Go not exceed
iouE feet he sht.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

CALoMEL.-rhe following extract is from tie lee
lures of \. Chapman, NJ. ID. Professor Of the IN
sti,utes and practice Of Medicine in the University
Of Pennsylvania, located in Philadelphia. lie thus
discourseth on the Of caio,ncI
"Gentlemen Ifyou could see what almost dai
" see IN rly private practce IN this city, persons
from the South the very last stages OF Wreiched
existence. cmacated 10 skeleton. with both bones
Of the skull almost completely perforated IN many
places the nose half gone with rotten jaws, ul
cerated Threats, bfeaths more pest!ierous, more
ntoicrnble than poisonous upas, limbs 9acGcd
with The pains Of the nluistion, miads i'm
beetle as the pulling babe, gricvous burden to
themselves and Il disgusting spectacle to others,
Won would cxclaiin, As have done, 20 the lamcn-
table want Of science that dictates the abuse OF that
n0Xlous dur, calomel, in the Southern States
Gentlemen, II disgraceiul repronch 10 the pro
icsson OF medicine; II IS quackery, hogrd unwar-
ranicd, Inurderous quackery. What merit do gen
tlemcn of the South Halter themselves they possess
by being able to sallyate patient Cannot the
vcricst fool in Chrsteud0m saliva,e-give calomel'
/ But VIII ask another question. Rho is II that
can stop The II mercury, at t0tu afler he has
faken tie reiHs IA ms olch destructive and ungouert-
abic handS! lie who, for an ordinary cause, Re-
signs the fate Of his patient to mercury, vile
enemy To the sick und If he is tOlerably popular,
wllI, IN successful season, have paved the way
Tor the business OF life for he has enough 10 do
ever afterwards TO stop the mecurial breach of The
constitutions Of his dilapidated patients. lie has
thrown himself IN fearful proximity to death, aud
has now to light hun at arms ieng II as long ) the
patient maintains miserable existence"
TmE NEW TARIFF lava cargo of 26O cases
of crushed sugar each containing l2CO lbs, Is now
landing at this port. This 3l0,0OO BE. Of sugar
vas imported from Amsterdam, aud ptid duty OF
- per celt. nd valorem, or about ! cents pound
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

Hon RUFUs CHoArE.-We inclined 10 the belief
that If the Wings calculate upon this seuienans support
OF their candidate for the Presidency that they Will he
most wofuy mistaken. In fact many of the leading
Wings Massachusetts never be brought 10 vote Tor
Henry Clly.-B9sfon Times.
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GEO. ". KGYsgERlE.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

MADISON. ND.
Refers a. y NrCav 4 Harrison A. ~ Russn d. Williams. Is
qures g. 4. J. T. Chapman, T. " s. W. i'nli,
stacy Indiana polls -"
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LESSON THE srcoNr.

repeat your reading lessons.
LESSON ruE FIRST. LESSON TIE stcoNh'
In Adams fall Adams the inst
We snnol all. Our boiler burst;
In Tvler's rise And By the son
We snaed likewSei We were undone
Aud IN Claws murder Ola Tippccanoe'
We Sinned firdcr Has ruined us too.
We're so depayed Clay cannot lave us
W. can't he saved From sin
Without rcueutancc. TYLER Was deemed,
DaDIrf 5 sentence. ~ i!,t he sccItd,
plant t1oli-
With ~goien spoons, But he's nc oo
And ,kins OF c.ons - We truly thought
With 'ciler'' and logs" The loco> caught
In cutters and bOg>, In the yIeF uApj
We wall0wed like hogs. But, by mishap,
Tippecanoe Not they, but we,
Ant .rvler too Are caught, we see.
Was carried most heartily
BY all our party lIppecahVs
Two dollars day" And Tyler too"
We promised TO pay; No more VIII DO
With good 'r0ast beef'' All our deceit
To so)the all grief And plans t. cheat
And 10 exp1nI Are now found out
Wealth through the land. Beyond all DOUBT,
And we're expelled
B,. such like sin Quite from the field,
we f,isted in While honest men
"TippecanOe Come IN again,
Ard TYLER too And loco tocos
But an too Like hOcuS pOcus,
With this Coon Garry the day,
We found thereafter, And take the sway.
Wed caught a Tartar
The public lands An weh-a-day
Slipped through our hands; All Henry Clay
Proud Bddle', troop long adleu
Was swallowed up; We bid L you;
Great Daniel he And 81 DO
l. up tree; Tc "llppecanoe
And all our schemes And Iyl Ter too -
Have proved but dreams Boo-hoo boy-hoo
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

COVE are requested 20 announce LEwIs {. Bias
candidate for Assistant Secretary Of the Senate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

ihs tie sol gate Ma 80 thn
eire The point has tAc length and thrice ne strength 81
aoirl lae. strong and -Ap Pis ~
rtol can run easy perfrn le Noik nrt n A suits 81" t'
The makers nf tins plough kerl in eod 'tpf ii - -,
cast IRON cheap easy The otter D. 80 ncd - n'l ~ ~ 49,,
cl,s or c,r THIS decidedly e simpe ~r-t 81 tn's'
useful and le cheapest plough Antnca For is pon2h ic l
entee everi Improvements m "iich E l III 80.
,v o,r, Ttr4srld lJ1is Co tn r9 % Ra.e MS
Tigu- s-.,afaig be''tf ,,-a,,,,,s
t.,rn tins pneh made 90 Dublin, Rlrlmend, NhHis
,rsh aud Newport Wayne County Muntirt,Nh i#iA are
". Ini,np, Randolph county NeF 'a-ir Henry 'ns 49,,
yfe Franklin c,sntv Liberty uian county sreisitH heeu'
,ountv SIsrbyyr. Seih, Columbus, haih'i NV 'l
=, Fayerevle Fayeie conit Ncshrld Hamilton e'Hiis az
Indianapolis Marion county indiana and ai the tf ~ %
IN ~ - -. a.
Those printers friendly % the wclaic {" ayr
rlea.e give sentiments publicity i."
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,The tate 4. =. Rink.

This institution had three Presidents !. Jones.
,. l.. Cheves, 3. i Idle.
Il IS fact winch has now become part Of the
story O.. nc country. and l. recorded Tor the ben-
eft of future times, that Jones and Bidde were
both spmders. both retired after having made
large fortunes out OF tue institution leaving IT IN
most tcrtlched condition. and themselves ia absolute
and H4t4RliLfed Gtgrace.
II is no less true that Langlon ChcYes, the only
honest man Of the three. ret red without having
made any thing from the bans IA mse!f, out .cit IL
good condition; and this accomplished states
man, the : eaker OF The House Of Representatives.
during the last ar declares tina, \ NATION Al.
BANK Is UNCONSTITUTIONAL DANGER
Gus TO THE SAFETY OF TIL, COIN
TRY, AND UNNECESSARY FOR TIE
PUBLIC GOOD.
The .ABsuRD IIoRIzoNrAIIsM. 1t Is thus
Mr.. Webster character res the Compromise Act,
hor>osf1t scale OF duties. Black Dan has certainly
made some capital out Of the Compromise, the mo-
tives Of which he assa.ls and he ridcules very
successfully Mr.. Clay notion u horizontal scale
OF duties.
The federal papers are opening against Mr. Web
ster but take 10 say bGt little about the ''05
solefe ide4," of a national bank. They seem Il
think the great expouader Of the Constitution ma,
return a their ranks agaln. and that his dsnunci a
ton Of al Mr. Gays grand projects may soon b
forgotten.
A Race OF PIGNIFs.-An exchange paper say
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-31
4 CARD.
TO DAY GOODS NsRcnANTs.

TO DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.
IN consequence of the extremely unsettled stltc Of
the currency for few years past, rendering the
sales on credit very hazardous, and the manifest
wrong and injustice Of charging the good man so
high profit tn necessity of the case comPes ev-
cry TO do in order TO meet the losses by the bad
we adopted the plan of buying ond selling exclusive
ly for cash. And now having fully tested tho fact
thai those who buy their goods of credit houses,
of cash and credit houses, cannot at all compete with
our customers in the sale OF their goods, -ve shall
there fore continue Tie same system.
By paving cash for cur goods, We are enabled 10
obtain most of them from Manufacturers, and from
first hands, thereby saving (at LEAST all the charges
OF the commission merchant, such as commiss!es,
guar antee, interest, labor &c, which often amounts
toa retail profit, which enables US TO sell by the
piece, aslow they usually bought by the pack
age, (ntest OFF,
We therefore specially invite all those in the trade
who not willing 10 pay the losses by Others, and
make such pay for their goods, to call and
inc ours, before purchasing elsewhere.
We keep constantly on hand general assortment
OF American, English and French Wooden, Cotton
and Silk, Fancy and staple Dry Goods, by the piece
package.
LESTER HOLMES Sc CO,
I67 Pearl ST.
New Yolk, Aug. 10, 1871. I7;ly
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| 8 4 [.
MANUFACTURING.
DAVENPORT g. TURNER

EWOULD respectfully inform their pat
w rons, and the public generally. that
they will continue 10 receive WOOL at the
establishment of the Middlebury manufacturing
Company, TO manufacture into Cloths. Cassi.
meres or Sattinetts, white or colored Flannels,
sc. of permanent colors and mixes, 10 suit the
taste, on shares or by the yard, at the option
of the owner.
Being furnished with the necessary appara.
as, and having in their employ competent and
aithful workmen, they will continue to improve
the value and style of their goods, intending
that they shall not be surpassed by those OF
any other establishment liz the state. They
will keep an assortment on hand 10 accommo.
date those who may want a part of their cloth
in advance.
Grateful for the extensive patronage they
have received. they hope by strict personal at
tenion 10 business and the interests of their
patrons to receive liberal share of their IA
vor.
TERMS as reasonable as at any establish
ment in the vicinity.
Middlebury, juno. %.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-31
FOR THE CURE OF
COUGHS COLDS g. COSSUMPTIONS
SEARS

GENUINE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAIsAMIc SYRUP
uF LIyERWoRT.
NE ORE than 5000 bottles of this very val
I'VE liable medicine have been sold, (principllly
in The State OF Maine, since it was first offered
to the public by the original inventor and proPrIe-
tor, few years since.
1t is undoubtedly superior to any other article
offered to the public; as it seldom fails in giving
relief where it is taken in due season.
Although the superior virtues Of this medicine
well known, and It's qualities highly approved
vet Tie following certificates are added for the
satisfaction of any who may be afflicted with
those diseases for which it is designed. Several
others may be seen on The bill OF directions &C
companying each bottle
Each genuine holtlt Is inclnsed IN blue
wrapper on which is AIRED label signed by I. B.
MEkRlCK, or S. PAGE.
Price 81 cents per bottle.
For sale by the gross doZrn, rr single bottle,
S. PAGE, Ha.i9 veil, Me-, 10 whom orders
may be directed.
For sale by S. MOODY. hiidSs bury, Vt. :
I6;eup;iy;