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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14
KNOWLEDGE FOR THE PEOPLE.

Mr. J. Winchester, 30 Ann Street, N. Y city.
the enlerprIzing publisher OF the New World, has
for some lime las readers have been OCCASION
ally apprzedj been issuing Novels, Sc in The
the New World, thus sending works to any part
of the country at II | , or % cents, aud newspa-
per postage, which would cost from 10 cents TO
$50 in book fu:m. lie has now commenced II
nore useful enterprise, VIZ. the publication, III the
same cheap form, OF valuable scientific and sian-
dard works. We have before us, III "A single New
World extra, AS pages ocruyo) "Liebigs Animal
Chemistry, or Organic Chemistry, It's upplica-
uon to Pin! sloogy and Pathology price % cens-
cost ia London probably 50 This $50 be follow.
ed by Llebig's Agricultural Chemistry Success
to this eLttrprize.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14
(WHICH PARTY is IN FAVOR OF THE
TARIFF"

Hear Mr.. Sias Wright, U. S. Senator from this
State i'll his apology TO the South for voting in ia
yor of The Tariff: separate with great reIuc-
lance from my political friends this question:
Many deur hiends on whose judgment have
been accustomed TO rely, have sough, TO convince
me that was in on tlfs point-nOt one has
urged me 10 role for The bill !"
Hear Mr. JAMES J. ROOSEVELT, one Of the Lo-
cotoco Representatives from the city OF N. York
81 predict that the next Congress will be Loco
loco Free Trade Congress and will REPEAL any
Protective Tariff .ha, The presen, Congress may
enact"
Hear Mr. Eastman, QUE OF the Locoioco mem
bers Of Congress from New Hampshire "Oppo-
sIon 10 the Protective Policy is clearly and une-
qulvocally a democratic" Locofoco) doctrine
The PRoTRcrIvE System is essentially the WHIG
System
Hear the Richmond Enquirer, the organ of
Virginia Locoiocosm We shall never rest sat
lsled until this " bill OF denominations THE Tariff
is expunged from the Statute Book or completely
changed in its enactnlenIs--and we shall count
upon Messrs. buchanan, Wright 4 Co. 10 Coop
crate iDiih as and lake the cross upon their own
shoulders. REPEALl REPEAL is now the word"
albany Journal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14
THE GREATEST CONV ENTION EVER
HOLDEN IN THE UNITED STATES!


On the ooh ult. the Wings OF Ohio had theil
great Convention, in honor OF Kentucky, for her
tremendous vote for Harrison. Mr.. Clay, Sena-
tor Crilienden, aud other OF tho distinguished
Wings OF Kentucky were present, while Ohio
brought her Corwin and her Ewing, and from one
hundred Mousdndt TO one hundred and thirty thousand
Of The people! 1t was by far the largest political
meeting ever assembled in this country. MIR. Clay
was unanimously nominated for President. lie
followed in speech, eloquent ard able Of course,
-und maintained the position formerly taken he
docs not yet determine to accept the nomination
for the Presidency. "Tom Corwin, the wagon
boy" Mr.. Ewing, Mr. Critenden, and others made
eloquent speeches, and the people manifested all
the enthusiasm OF 1910. The vote of Ohio was
pledged TO MIR. Clay, and the election of Corwin
was TO be The evidence Of their ability to redeem
that pledge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14

Ho0 is his ?-The Madisonian, by authority,
snys with view TO set this mater forever at
rest, we distinctly declare that between the nomi-
nation aud election of Mr. Tyler to the Vice Prea-
dency, and during ths Intermediate session of
Congress- MIR. Tyler declared that his views in re-
specl to the constitulionulily Of Bank were un-
changed, and that if President he could never con-
sent to approve Bank chatter while the Consti-
tuition remained unchanged. The declaration was
open, entirely unreserved. Words could not make
his meaning painei."
MIR. Webster says in his speech:
"At the special session OF Congress the Secre-
lary of the Treasury, Mr.. Ewing, submitted to
Congress plan fora NATIONAL BANK, iouu-
ded upon the idea OF lurge capital made up by
private subscriptions, and having the power TO ex-
tend It's branches all over the country. need not
advert to the circumstances offs presentation to
Congress had received The appreciation of the
PRESIDENT aud was concurred in by every member
of the Cabinet"
Now in the first place, Mr.. Tyler declares that
lie never would approve of Bank Charter, and,
IN Tie second place, Mr.. Tyler did approve of a
Bank Charter.
We Should like to see this beautiful piece of
conscientious consistency explained. -.4lcrandria
GGzeite.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14
THEN, SIR, YOU KNOW AS A MAN OF
HONOR WHAT YOU OUGHT TO DO %

Such was the language Of John Tyler 10 Jona =
than Robers.-Out of his own mouth do The A
mericun people condemn him. aud say TO him,
with more Justice than he could say TO the gray
haired old patriot You know as a man Of honor
whit you ought TO do" Has John Tyler fulfilled
single one Of the expectations of those who
possessed hun with The power he now abnscs p
II u subordine, according to the words of John
Tyler, addressed TO Jonathan Roberts, is bound in
honor 10 resign office when he cannot conform
hls views TO the wishes OF him who appointed
him, who more than John Tyler is affected by this
rule OF conduct? Does he, the servant OF the
people conform his views TO the wishes of those
who elected him? No! In not one single thing,
and yet John Tyler never thinks OF such a lhng
as resgning, himself, the trust he SO grossly nbu-
SEES More Than that, he has the arrogant aud IN
solent urrauce 10 iurn round and say TO high
minded public servants, who relUse to lend them
selves to do his dirty work, what they are bound
in honor ~ TO do
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14
MR.. EWlNG,s BANK BILL

, we ma that we contrived, IN Scrutiuizin0 Mr.
w eosier speech for the expected disclosures A.
noul we dissolution Of the Cabinet To nv. look
'he 'oIoWIhg very frnnk and very mportant state
lIehl OF Ihrls. VI seems to us to complce the tos
unohy; adding hul oi the only one of MIR. w
cf oiIcHl ndNisers who had not heretofore sno
ken Mr.. Webster SAYS:
al tie spe"Ial srstlou of Congress the Score.
wty Ut the Treasury, NJ Ewing, snbniitled to Com
gItss plan for National Bank, founded upou
'"c rIea o large capital, made % by private sub
ScflpIlohs, aud having the power to ext, nd its
!" lhe circumstances oi lis presentation 10 Con-
gTess' h"d rectiued The appreciation ojhe Pres
G -, anu Uas coneured IN Jy erery member " lie
cdDhtf as me 6eSi Hm c0Ui0 be dOHe: tor us we
sud- circumstances had placed IN the inst place
ihe gentleman whom we AN thought good enough
lor lhe second undslis opinions were different
nom ours, bu fixed; ana We deemed il Tho unrt
.ol wisdom and prudence 10 see how we could
get along rs well Us might be under the circuni.
stances Mr. Ewugs piHn was sent To- Congress
rs II has been described, except that the bank
could not establish branches in the States without
HE consent Of the States"
Such is the report OF Mr.. Webster words in
lie Tribune aud that Of the Herald yuries only
the words but not the sense.
Now this is the bill of which Mr.. Tyler has af-
hrmed that he hId ncver read il until after il tcds
sent IN 10 Congress from his o,on Cabinet MIR.
Webster declares that the President had given il
his approval, and that the Cabinet and himself
yielded Their own opinion 10 branches in the
staes-Ihe President concurring in every hing
else.-.NDt Int
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14
.MedieaL Facuilu Of Me Universiu Of .N Yok.

sH1uIVUE TUIIHIy u TIC UW1VtT9Vy y ~ IW"'
Lust winter reporter tor the N. Y. Herald,
nauied Houston, was expelled from The iuslu-
lion for Offences committed, since which the Fac
ully has been much abused by The Herald and the
Lancet, paper under Benefits control. Tho
Faculty now give the lie to the representations OF
its enemies aver that The institution is in pros
porous conditon, TINT it still possesses all the ad.
vanlages formerly possessed for instruction, and
that no change is to bo made in the Faculty
Houston and Bennett are TO be prosecuted for H.
bells on this institution.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14
ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS.

next, 18th.
Vernon, Bible Society, Wednesday eve. 10Th.
Vermont Medical Society 4"
Vermont Colonization Society, Thursday eve-
ming Doth.
Vermont AntiSlavory Society: we are not APP
priced of the time.
Vermont Historical and Antiquarian Society,
on Thursday the 20th, 3 P. NJ.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14

The Land Fund. The proceeds of the sales of
public lands from January TO sept twhen the dis.
tributlon suspended by the new tariff act) are
to be divided among the states. The amount is
not yet precisely known; it will vary little from
$125,OO0, aud the share of Vermont must be over
$4,000.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14

q = The Concord Patriot makes great outcrv
because euAcIen, duty has been laid upon for
eIgn salt 10 encourage the tacture OF the ar
tlcle IN this country. Which Is best, to pay IA few
mule cents ON the bushei, aud to encourage our
own country men 10 maze all the salt we ueed, or
10 depend entreIy on foreigners Tor il, ard thus,
III cast Of war, be cut off completely from lhs
necessary OF lite! country winch will not man
nlari"re lis own salt ought not 10 complain, ii it
finds That II has no sal Tor lis porridge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14

I" / staid day with Mr.. Van Buren,. He is hear
~ and cheerful HE SPOKE AGAINST THE
TARIFF AND COMMENTED UPON THE
FOLLY or THE WINGS IN PASSING
SUCH MEASURE."- Correspondence Of the
RichmOnd Enquirer, Sept Is, 1912.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14

Symptoms. lhe advertising Of letters has been
transferred from the Burlington Free Press TO The
Sentinel, aud from The Woodstock Mercury to The
Spirit OF the Age. Now If the Patriot will only
consent TO shout hosannGs to John Tyler for the
enormous sum o. Jour doLiarS per quarter, it can
have the job We shan't crave the advertizlng
on those conditions. What say you, jerry
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14

The Loco-Foeo papers of this City have
published statement that Two
young women at work in the Lowell factories
have built neat two-story house near Salem,
Mass. out OF the earnings of their labor, II these
girls had not been Jared hall their earnings laccor-
ding TO Loco-Foco logic by our former Protective
Tariffs, they would probably now be washing dish
es al seventy-hve cents per week each, and pay
ing much more Tor their clothes than now. The
Protective Policy, 10 our certain knowledge, more
Than doubled the wages of female Tabor universal
y IN New England, within the ten years which
followed its adoption. Let il he sustained and
perfected, and general improvement in the con-
diuun OF the lahorlng classes will he lis sure re-
suit. NJ y. Tribune.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14

One of the vendors of the new lie Of Henry
Clay, walked up 20 the curriage in which MIR.
Webster departed from The Astor House, and ear
nesliy sand, Fake The lie Of Henry Clay !? Il
cannot take the lille of so emihenta citizen, was
the reply.s
'My dear friend that man has beeu talking a.
bout you again d. lie has been telling the most
awful lies you ever heard why, he rni,ed away
at YOU for whole hourr Aud you heard II all
did you 2 Yes Wei after this, Just bear ~
mind, that il takes Two to make sanierer-ohe
TO tell and one 10 listen to IT,
Modern poets put great deal oi wafer mo
their ink Goethe.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14
Correspondence of the New York Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Friday, 6 o'clock. p. NJ.
MARYLAND ELECTION.
The result, ay far us we know here now stands
And SOmerscE county, Which elects Senator,
10 DC heard from.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.

II Somerset, ST. Mary's and Worcester Coun-
ties vote they did last year, the Legislature will
stand; Senate, ID Wing aud Locoioco; House,
80 Wing md 43 Locoioco. Total, so Wing, oil
Locoloco, Giving the Wings a majority of l on
joint ballot.
p. s. The ioeOs hare .fce maj in joint ballot.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14

Look out New counterfeit SIS, Bank of
Montpelier VI, Psrkln's stereotype plate, are ia
clrculallon They are well executed but may be
detected, being payable 10 tho Suffolk Bank Bos-
ton, the Bank never having issucd such bills Al
so $3's, and probably other denominations OF the
same subscrplon.-Sfdr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14

tJ-The decision of Judge Prentiss, relative
to attachments Of property Of bankrups pub
lished in the WaIchman of September 30,) has
been affirmed by the Circuit Court Of this STATE
Judge Thompson concurrng in Judge Prenlss
decision. Judge Story of Mass. had decided dit
ierently.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14

Mr. W ebser Is great mana strong man. lie
can carry almost any thing by his herculean pow
er; Dul Capt. Tyler is too heavy load for him.
lie cannot kaep his head above water with such
milestone about his neck. Kennebec Journal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14

Indiana Legislature. Heretofore claimed
tie, or not more than one or Two majority either
way. Three deaths have occurred since tho cleo
lion: one Wing Senator, and two ocoioco mem-
hers al llle House.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14

Cdlsb Gushing recently had II cold meeting with
portion OF his constituents. few hundred on
ly attended. MIR, Gushing defended President
Tyler OF course, but made no pledges for the iu-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14

John Quincy adams has been unanimously nom
mated for Congress in The new (eighth) Congress
sional district, in which he resides. In these
times, his experience, wisdom and eloquence are
invaluable 10 Congress, aud we trust he may live
still longer to serve his country.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14

Connecticut We learn from the Hartford and
New Haven papers, that the Wings have gained
largely in the recent Town elections "Connecli.
cut is redeemed" says the New Haven Palladium.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14

Gen. Cdss has asked TO be recalled from his
post us Minister TO the Court OF France. He has
friends particularly in Pennsy vania, who are
pushing him for the Presidency. The N. Y. Tri-
hume guesses that Mr.. Webster will take Cass's
uIace,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14

Thunder Storm.- On Wednesday night last
We learn that barn was struck in Barnet and de-
stroyed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14

Mr.. Forward was not removed from tho Treas
ury Department; he resigned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-14
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
TnuRspAY. Oct. I3.

THURSDAY, Oct 10.
As we are obliged 10 put Our paper to press this
day, we ore unable to give the detnls Of to-dnys
proceedings they will he gwen in our next Both
Houses were of course employed in organizing
for business. IN the House, the lion. AND HEW
TRACY OF Woodstock was elected Speaker, 10y
tie following vote on the SECOND ballot;
Andrew Tracy. 1913
Levi Villas %
Scattering,
The canvossing committee made report as fol
lows
FIR Goronor Whole No. 53l25
Charles Paine, ~ l67
Nathan Smile, 21,l30
Charles *. Williams 2O93
Scattering, 80
For Lieut.. Goveuor
Walsti r. Ranney, 27,7l3
Edward ID. Barber, 25,l54
Scattering, 81
For Treasurer,
John Spn'jing, &IGl0
Daniel Baldwin, 2l,l8
Harry Hale, l,7O3
Scattering,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
no MOTHERS

nEssRS f. CHASE a O.-Gcnis-Icarin. much
l said ABOUT the extraordinary effects OF the Resurtcc
ton or Persian Pills upon those shout TO become mothers
wewere indueedto make trial ofhem Ny wife Al that
time the mother OF children and had suffered
dons and e1erueains pains during and after her
nent OF each She hatried every and taken much
medicine bat found little relief She commence ed IA.
king the Persian Pills about months before eonne-
men cher health b. ing poor about length time
preous aud soon after was by their attend
10 the cares OF mother 10 her family until her confnc.
lnen Al the time she commenced taking the Persian
RUS and Tor several weeks previous, she ted with
dry hard cough and frequent CRAMPS which the
use OF the Fills entirely removed before using half boy
is with great confidence that advise all those about
10 become mothers, 20 make OF Persian Pills All
those that have taken them in neghborhood got
n'hS IN the same easy manner, and about house
In Few days There does appear TO be half the ar
ger OF other difficulties setting ater confinement where
these fs arc taken We unicdly say lot none neglect
taking ihem for they in the reach OF poor well
as inc rich WEI truly thankful that there Is a remedy
winch females can easily procure, which bids u les
sen the world OF suffering, which many OF them TO
bear, and perhaps the lives hic other
wise would be lost =. ROBERTS.
r, . - A. o. ROBERTS.
Fer sale by A. G. STEVENS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
JEW DAVIDls or HEBitLciY PI-AsT :: X

JEW DAVID's OR HEBREW PLAsTE;R,
'IHE pceuharies Of this chemical Ipound are ovys
10 It's extraordinary effects u On the animal fbi OF
nerye' gamens and muscles s virtues being carried y
thens The Immediate seat Of disease Of pain and weak
However good any internal remedy nay be- Ibis as an
external Application, VIII prove powerful auxiliary IN re-
local Inflammation schroflous affection Kings Evil Cou,
lnnlmnaiory ami Chronic Rheumatism and IN all cases
Nhere seafel pain or weakness exist.
gentleman travelling IN the south OF Europe and Pa
estne "a lo heard much said the later place in
praise OF JEW DANlD'S, OR HEBREW PLASTER and
OF las hc considered miraculous had perform
rd tna he vas Induced 10 iIy his own person, a
lung All ser anecuon tie removal 81 which had been the
'h-i OBJECT OF Msyjournsy, but which mad resisted the
genial influence 4 that balny and delicious cnafe lie
a'oa fouad ns health improving and In fcx weeks his
pam was remoy cd and his health became PEI rem.
state since that lime he has been Recommending n 10
hs friends and acquaintance for all fixed pains whatever
such a. rheumatism govt head ache. tooth ache nain I'M
te SIDE, nip back and nbs scrOfulous humoTs kuofs
Nens Elte swelling. hard um0Ts suf joints asue cakes
arle m t1e breast weakness ani pain the stomach
weak limbs amensss- affections Of the spine female
weaSnesses &c No femls subiec 10 pain or weakgess
lu The back or side should be without H.
MARRIED LADIES,
IN delicate siuations fud relief from constantly
wearing tns plaster The application OF this plaster be-
t"een the shouiitrs has ounf a certain rese for
coils coughs phthisc and lung affections in their prsry
sa-es destroys inaamaion by producing copious pef
fpraion NJ ptT-i-iI1 should be withoufit.
fnr sarucuarssee bills Tat Accompanies each box md
urecIons bach oOE con aims sufficient spread sig or
el-ut glesers Pnco 81 ceuts per box. For sale.
Oc ~ 1lb clH A. q. STEVENS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

SUPERIOR 10 the Hyrean, Brandrcth's, Evans To.
- mot" the Matehless (priced SAnaye. Indian Purgl-
i've orany other Pills OF Compound before the public
ccIuhcd 10 by Physicians and others Letno condemn
them until they have tried them and then are CERTAIN
they will not.
u u now settled point with all who have used the We.
getable PERSIAN PILLS that they are preetnneny the
oes, and most efteacious FAMILY MEDICINE that las
yet been used In America. II every family could become
acquainted with their sovereign power over disease they
would Keep hem andhe prepared with a sure REMEDY
10 apply en- the hrst appearance Of disease then how
much distress would be avoided aud saved as well
Hs The lives OF thousands WHO out Of time by
heseotng disease In It's first stages by not being in
possession Of remedy which they uace
upon O. Pills In each boz price GA cents For sale al
Rlchmont, by A G. ETEVENs Al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
A REMEDY FOR THRUsH-CANKER
AND NURSING SORE MOIITH

IHousANDs both young and old, but especially mother
Il andnfants, arc every consigned o the tomb by
the above Stubborn diseases Tho ling aud tx
noranee ofmosi practcinE phy cisns regard this d
sease, and the consequent from then
prescriptions, Isl subject OF common among all
those who have suffered from the disease who have
witnessed the sufferinEs Of others.
Therefore gives us much pleasure, TO DO able offer
10 this class OF sufferers remedy; which has
nerer failed In single Instance, the most aggravated
cases of this disease; where the mother ana child
have been oovefs externally with canser sores over the
whole body. well as internally.
Many are the cures We have Witnessed performed nv
these medicines, in the stages OF Tkrnsi Cankr
and NHrsing Sore Mouth, where the patient had
clans '"'
We present this compound thus confidently because we
know L is only 10 be tested TO be appreciated.
fOr sale NV A q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
su.nnanf .oon mAnr PLA..

" sHsnuAns coon MANS PLAs-,
rkh It's bee. P.-s..s "a ne .sst ala
isias sidss bIess usss LIabs jOnis Rheumatism. luna
s ' s s seSsSs Sls Ssr%Sa SSoreR ssyaesos
Warranted superior to sno,hers md Cor qassT ihe
~ 'e; me ~orf hsaOTds relief In few holrs, and
10 liver complain, and dy sPep.. should be worn over
TIE reson OF the liver or stomach, and will AFFORD
81 breathing Oppression Of The chest or so.sseS they
va, Immediately sooh and greatly benefit the patient
much, w receive decided support from ofihesc truly
them preference to al Others because they sick
adhere better ana AFFORD relief In their opera
soposed Of entirely Inherent ircn any o,hsr
and tno~a from The eIpeIenee OF those who have used
aud disinsasssd elcrsy and to be the most
a' OnON' sale "NG sr.S ' Du Iei co
uCsHEenAN's CoUoHi Log &c \ afS
the Safest most and eectusl remedy Coughs
Colds consnmptons, whcopns Couch, Asthma, Tight.
an wieS Se; eu sp ss;
satisfaction sesetal thousand boxes have been sold
every stage eoosnmptoS ana those sSoTns under The
most DIST easing colds and coughs. They DO check
s[a say the tickling irritation, and the pro-
nation oess so They are %,de S eS.s %s
Tor those ny .IeG Sy 10 an e Sy
p- HAYS ARMAMENT FOR Tiik - = -
celebrated medicine oubtedly best remedy cst
re, Ss,Sre q. s1ss ''S Ss Of that mos, dis
comiur rapidly into and this arls OF the
substantial and convincing proofs Of s good Effects.
Number. have resoredto great many other remedies.
with but le OF no benefit, and have acknowledged the
above article to be decidedly the best producing
ntreneL Berare Of Counisrfests-rhe genuine ari.
Gle sold by J. GAYNOR,
One aor ahove tbe ue r,vcrn
"HowAROs COMPOUND CesOsOrE. Toorn !.
AenE Dsors IThis p eparaon has stood the tee, OF
Perienee and Is confidently amended inalblc
cure or the Tooth Ache. It's application the teeth
not inure but the CONTRARY always proves bcnec by
sTresing decay and preserving the mouth In
clean and healthy condition Physicians have cxamned
" and are IN the habit their
sold by j. GAlNOR, one door above the Bell Tavern.