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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-08-02
NORTHERN HOTEL
Temperance Boarding House
Sdrdtogd Springs, NJ Y

!
HNHE SUBSC RIBER hayin H't Z.
/ - etor fsaid House, has opened II II e Propl-
ance douse, on strictly Total Abstinencai ehiper-
pies on the Washingtonian plan From ~ p'i r
experience he has had in tavern keenino he
tiers himself that he can make his bopse
70 the pnoilc. Grateful for the ratronage or ,tS
pass season. he would be happy to be sustain al b,
tne patronaS OF the Temperance public RD,
SINK OF SWIM the house shall be kept on sIr;ct
=, reniperance principles, while he can control i
The house has Undergone thorough renairs trL ~
rooms are large aud airy. Furniture en,;raIs
new Every attention will be given n rnata TSy
Northern Hotel pleasant stopping place for tbo
boarder or traveller paw '0i Tie
| Stabling first rate. Attentive ostler Cko.u.-
to correspond with the times. yes
- liz. .aLoNz0 HYDE.
Saratoga Springs, Jan. 1913.
The Most Highly Approved Medicine no,,,
TN General use for Coughs, Colds, and all
Diseases of the Lungs. .-...o
IENHE VEGETABLE PULMON
n AIRY BALSAM is believed to be
}the most popular Medicine ever known IN
America, for coughs, colds, asthma or
phthlslc, consumption, whooping cough
and Pulmonary affections of every kind
- EXTRACTS from Certificates.
F DR.. Samuel Morrill, 0! Concord, n f.
writes "lhat he is satisfied he Vege,able
Pulmonary Balsam is a valuable medicine,
having been used with complete success
in cases which had previously resisted tho
moot approved prescriptions"
: DR.. Truman Abel of Lempster, n. II.
writes that be confidently recommends It's
use in aIlcomplaints oflhe chess, as equal,
if not superior to any other medicine with,
in his Knowledge.
DR.. Amory Hunting, of Franklin, Mass,
writes that afler having prescribed The
usual remedies without relief, and having
consulted with several eminent physicians,
he has found the Vegetable Pulmonary
Baisam to have had the desired ef1ect, and
recommends it as safe, convenient and
medicine. ~....-.
DR.. Thomas Brown, ci Concord, n. H.,
writes that 10 his knowledge, il has never
disappointed the reasonable expectations
Of those who have used it.
The public are particularly cautioned
against the many CoUaterteitS or Imiia.
lions which have partially or wholly as
suHcdthe name of the genuine article.
~ Be assured that it is not eenuire
unless one of both of The written sigma.
lures Of SAMPSON REED or ". NJ
JOHN CUTLER, are found attached
to yellow label on blue envelope
(AIl labels of and after the date Of D. C.
1889, will have the written signature OF
Wm. JOHN CutIer) Prepared by REED
WING & CUTLER, (Iate Low &
Reed Wholesale Druggists, "a Chatham
Street, Boston, and sold by Drucght@,
Apothecdries and country merchants ca.
orally. Price 50 cents. =-.-. t.. il
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Temperance Houses.

H
far off and near. Will friend HYDE and Others
ard in furnishing a list? q
Thomas NJ 'Laughlin, Pittsford, Vt
G5- GR AHAM HOUSE, Roswell Goss, NJ Y. CITY,
63 Barclay st.
Weymouth Hotel. Weymouth, Mass Al Wells
Phoenix House, Dedhan, sc - Clarke
Temperance g Stoughton. - HAYDEN.
1. A. Markham, Randolph, VT. :.:>
JAS. J. Cameron, Caldwell, N. Y. Warren Co.
N ngersoll, Hebron 8. Wash. Co.
b. Brown, Middebury, =
Crane, Vergennes, ::-*:..-.
E. Hill, Shoreham
L Caldwell, New Haven,
Al. Stow, !" g .:-~. =. T. g..
L. C. Keeler, Monkon, s*..
IL. Vradenburgh, Bristol, -. ..... J.
Martins, Ferrisburgh, .- ...
Geo. Pease, Charlotte, -"
c. Spencer, Castleton, ::I III
A. Hyde, Saratoga Springs, N Y. 49,
Dehyan House, Albany, 60 ..-. IT,
p Johnson ( Son, Whitehall, ~.
Isaac Bull, River ST Troy, &c
S. Stafford, MontpeleT, ss -~...ss.
Tee Total House Worcester, Mass. ~:
Fay, Sockbidge, :.-"...
o. Arnold, Chester, N. V
Charles Bra:nerd, EIzabethtown, NY,
Lucius Bishop, ~ Sc
Jane Graves, sc H.. H. &c ...-.-
Columbia Hotel, Saratoga Springs, Balch
Congress Spring House, "a. bloriarty.
Temperance Hotel, Swain.
House, Lake George, -.
Hotel Schuylerville, Scovil.
F" 9 Saltwater Hunter. -.
's Centre Falls ca eenwich,
Anthony
Pottston, WaIch
/ Sc House, Cannon Place, Troy,
hitchcock
:" hotel, Galeville, -
Copenhagen, lie. HiIdreth.
Washington LowvilIe, L Wood.
EFemperance IS Watson, S Stafford.
house, Dexter, LasselI.
90 Russia, T Root.
9" Johnstown, j Persons.
So johnson.
/" F A Pomeroy.
| :" Galway Corners, roster.
-" Milton, J Sprague
&c Hotel, Gen's Falls, ] s Potter.
| VIM. woodward, Walworth, N. Y.
w Corning Ontario, 9
VIM. Dix, Townshend Harbor, Mass.
M Putnam. Fiichburg,
E. Balch, Leominister, g
VIM Robinson, Lancaster,
Geo g Sc
Emory holman, Bolton,
EIbridge Houghton g 81 -
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-08-02

A correspondent Of The Albany CuItivat-
or s,ys his horse was cured of inflma-
ton in the eye by the following treatment:
/" Take sassafras twigs of one yeats
growth /, take The inner bark, handful 10
pint ofcold water let il stand for a Few
hours; it will become thick, like the white
OF an egg wash the eye out well: it will
remove the inflammation. ForG film on The
eye, pulserize LOAF sugar as fine as posi-
bic; fiiI quill with it,. and blow i: in the
eye; it will remove the film. MY horse
was entirely blind. and the above cured
him. so that he can see as well as ever"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-08-02

devoted TO, THE INVESTIGATION
DoF HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY, embracing
Cephology, Phrenology, Pathology Physogno,,
my, Psychology, Neurology, Electricity, Gayan-
Ism, Magnetism, Light, Caloric, Life, =.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-08-02

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New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-27
ofaee Of he DaiIv couri.r .aa Eoonoris,.
BCFr 40. Nav IS.

BUFFALO iay
The Of Produce .rrved TO-DAY Is v.rv large;
give below s carrces 5s vesels and probably there may
b. ten or twelve which The es, IAN the haibor
II was almost impossible e, to-day Probable some
1000 o0G bts Flour changed hands W. hear OF sale
Of 500 bbl mixed bands ss bbls round hoop Ohio
a. S, and 6ge bhls ia. hoop Ohio a, Oh In Wheat
there not much dong he principal part Of that aT'-
me beng for previous contracts seat forward for tour-
nc house sap?d 900 bushels TO-DAY Rochester to
be iouFed sale Of 50oG bushels Chicago Wheat made
al something IS price not n.d= public; 600 DO
Norhern Ohio, also delivered YESTERDAY al . cents t's
bargain for this 10, mad days There
plenty OF buyers market for Northern Ohio WHEAT
at 50 ccats. Chicago Wheat would stand or cents less
Th~ cargo Of chr Maron 5000 bushels being delivered
contract made In the Writer a. s. Pork con-
tinuss good demand s. 30 for Mess and Prime - So
CINCINNATI, MAY 22-FLorR.-The small stock at the
Canal IS held generally S3 81 the City Mills hold
ln- at s. 80 bu sales Of consequence know
ledge Saturday.
WHisxy ~all sold Yesterday. at l5i. THIS advance Is
occasinaed by greater degree of nnss the lower mar
kets aud continue, dena. for Nssfyille The orpheus,
which left Yesterday took 1890 bbls to thai place.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-27
The cHAvls AFrArR.-The Mobile Advertis-

er thus coInnents upon thus atrocous rnurnei
We confess We had very different, opinion Of the charac
Ter and object c ths Transaction until we dlscoTsfso u
these last accounts The Of John Mcdaniel Is 'a.
of one of the rngeaaers the affair tie Is Known % M
there e can g. sad in h favor. H has beea TWO OF
three times tria Tert of inurder once o-'9[s IN
on rIiz ocrs; III Tho Kiln: w4s clearly proven the
evidsacs dg sa wen, To- show how Ia 9a h' 'ie'n he
laid his hand on n him him he would k him He was ressEdsd
there as man destitute Of all moral rnnsPls 81 ,sn5s,n. m
nh ri, own plans dared to breathe wo'd Of
eeasr ] or rrool hi, ls~le. and oye5-s[ag acts
Until ,e name Of this individual 9peLea among the actors
I, ,rsr-dy had cherished the belief that there
'nt b. some justification FOR - 'ctonbu now our
Earn in the occurrence Of any even; or testimony tending To-
4Ila,e enority desperation and us horrd details OF
and bood the least, greatly staggered
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-27
Euh,ic stock Exchaugc. Mny 2f.
Commercial ana Money Matters.


There large business done the Boad today and
Indiana per Illinois p American Exchange Bak
II; Delaware Hudson Bank of Commerce Paterson
3; Long Island J. Mohawk Z; Harlem !; New Jersey =
The Bill market Iuie, to-day and prices nominal
By the Detroit Gazette learn The Farmers and Mecha-
mes Bank OF Detroit St Joseph, las failed, not beng
abeo redeem its This institution has long been sus'
pccted by those who knowledge OF the secret
management of the Bank. Over year ago m assets were
hypoihecated company of gentlemen IN Albany for ad-
made ty them the United States .he payment
large cement obtained by the Government for It's de-
positc The institution. The bank refused To allow an N-
animation OF its condition by committee o the Leg'Sia-
The Mohawk aud Hudson Railroad Company give notice
that the interest their bonds and which is PAYABLE the
lst of % will be paid that day a, the Mechanics and
Farmers Baul in the city of Albany.
1t rumored in Charleston ha. the great bank case will
be- decided against the Bank.
man by the name of Marsh Halliday committed TO
wisoa charged with beng concerned IN the theft Of the
Treasury Notes from the Custom House III New Orleans
He was arrested at Cairo and brought 81. Louis Some
S2 600 in specie found upon him. The person arrest
ed ST Louis week, ago, aud IT IS sad that some
the cancelled Treasury Notes have been traced TO him
having passed them.
1t is the general impression that the Governor Of Penn,y
Will sign the bill authorizing the sale OF the nam '
of internal improvements
The Rcpor; Of the Connecticut Bank Commissioners SAYS
4 comparison of the Savings Banks IN Hartford, Middle
tow, aud New Haven, with the similar Institutions IN Nor
yic! aud New London with the Banks Of Discount IN
the State demonstrates he superiority of real estate security
any other TIM, be subsuted aud the amount
deposited by Iabocrs, minors, widows aud orphans ~ the
institutions savings has Increased than rnon
take such measures shall guarantee lis permanent
.,Tnf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-27

AccIpENr.-Thc schooner Three Sisters, from
New Edinburg n. S. which arrived here yestcr-
day morning, ran down fishing boat in the Bay
on Monday night, it beng dark and the weather
hazy The boat which is said 10 belong TO Cape
Ann, is supposed to have sunk Immediately. 1t
contained man and his son; the man was saved
BY means of the pilots canoe, which was towing
astern of the schooner, but the boy was drowned
The boat was Of about eight tons burthcn, and
with its contents, including small sum of money
and watch, was all the man possessed. Ncdld
not learn his name. Boston Adv.
IS We are informed by DR.. Bullus Of Brook
lyn, brother Of Lieut.. Com. f. O. Bullus of the
Boxer that he has letters from him dated at
Pensacola on the 10th instant, wherein he states
that Ie would leave that port in few days.
Capt. Bulus was then confined from an injury
10 his knee, received by the rccol of gun, while
practicing his crew This gives the story of the
sinking by pirates, &C. its quictus. Jour. Com.
DEATH or Mrs SnELroN-We learn from the
Vicksburg Sentinel that Mrs Shelton, the wife of
he President ofthe Brandon Bank, died in spastns,
her physical system being exhausted by intense
mental suffering. She was not permitted to be
alone after being informed Of the distressing end
of her husband
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-27
william and Mary Hewitt.

In the centre Of the town OF Nottingham, Eng
land. place containing population Of some slx-
f. or seventy thousand people, is a remarkably
'sroe square or market place, on The southern side
If which sign may be disccrned-" Hewitt,
Druggist There behind the counter may be
seen the veritabe William Hewitt whose poetry
and prose have delighted and improved the minds
Of ali ages and all sexes. But do not imagine WEI
liam Hewitt is the fac similc Of the renowned
Newcastle Apothecary. r is true some Of the
features arc similar. for William Hewitt, like most
Quakers, is careful man, and though he courts
the muses., yet
No can better gid pill
Oh make bill
Or bleed-or blister
Or df2s tooth out Of your head
Or chatter small talk by sour bid
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-27
NJ \ RRIED,

On Thursday morning, by Rev. Richard W Dickinson
L. D. Mr william BEARD to MtRcA"Er, second da"sa-
er Of Mr. John NIcC AL all Of this city!
AIay2i BY Rev. Mr.. Wanv right. William Clarkson TO
4: caetown, C,peof Good Hope January IS John J,
Parker, Of Boston. Agnes Matilda danGhieF OF "iia
Carroll Esq. U. 5. Consul al 81. Helena
A, Middl,own CT May 10, George o. Russell To Mss
Augusta H.. daughter Of Thomas Msiher, Esq.
Az Lyucbbur- Va, May L. ey Rev W N ,; itrd' VI ::
John Wnodson Smith Miss MARY Frances, daughter oi
the late Rev. Edward Cannon. ~.
a, Lvnchburs May 10 by Rev John l. PFchard WI
c. Hewitt, Esd Of the Editors OF The Lynehoufs
Republican to Frances sydnor daughter OF Col Stephen
Al Ab.ny May Is. by Rev, Dr.. sPra=ue a. Josin to
VT Al Troy May Is, by Rev H Gregory. Samuel Con-
GER 10 Alinira Tenlpl-.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-27
DI Ed

At Albany May 2i, WILLIAM SWAIN, youngest child OF
James B. aad Aelicent Nix Of this city aged ear anu
oa Friday, the 26th ms. 1T o'clock P. NJ Nh William
Elder after long and tedious illness III the 10th year oil
HIS friends aud those OF thu family .esP=ctfuly re-
queed 70 attend the funeral from his late residence c0Iusr
Of Grand and Orchard streets, Sunday afternoon al
O'Clock.
On THURSDAY 18th instant, Jane Remsen, wife Of 1unis
Johnson
Al Brooklyu May 25 Ann, widow Of the late William
De Groot Of Bouudbrook y. j., aged 90.
At Balls,on Springs, May 20 James Merrill Esq 81
Al The residence Of his SON. John MontEess, IN LenoI
Madison Co., Ma, ls Nh Jacob Montfoss aged 100 years
Al Eas, Haddan, CT, HIingtoa Society May 81 Rachel
Ann wife o! Col. Aaron I. Niles, aged 3D.
AZ Sana y. Y. May 10 Andrew Phases, ESQ., aged 81
AZ ~ Lowe. Merton, Pa May IL, Capt William Ho!sats
[ aged -.
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Z Ht,e you rad It OrI.na NOvcI Just IssUt'I U'
the New World Press. entitled
KATE IN SEARCH OF a HUSBAND?
EU IIBE VIII
z u Is z EE
AMERICAN FAMILY MAGAZINE.
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-27
p.ss.nrers nrrivcd

In brig Homer from Londonderry-Alr Cumson. lady
aud cidrcn-sS in the seeIage
Ia brig Philura, from sayannahirs irey and son Mr.
Walker Miss Lamb, Mrs Ralp. Miss Ralphs Mrs Whit
lock- 4 Mc-Aiiser, I AlcAlister, Johnson, r L Cha
pin " Pore, w \ Wood, Fl p Wescott. \ Richards, A
Aucar T II Galdiug, 4 Adoly Maddy Lewis, NJ
Nuker N rsddaman-2l In ihe steernce.
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Refr,ccrotor,.-REED * SMITH. tho lnre

g Refrfse ! II NJ
R-trsrators have after years experience and nnuneraoe
ras perfected article which they confidently believe Will
10; ,tir satisfaction 10 those who purchase The
rted On III, most philosophical and scientific principles
nd are 50 arranged that every article be kept apart
,s,r nv telf that Impossible for thing OF
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bOON~ JIONT.-- 7 Nt TOIIOWllg FOONa TIFFt UetI
borrowed or taken from Editor Of The Tribune,
The Census of the L. States, for 1910, lloho)
Byrons Works, D.arbons edition, (octavo.)
ShaksieareS do. do do. do
With great many OF minor value. Some Of them taken
away by msidks from the Tribune mildngs and scattered
about, by another unucy mistake that they have never
returned All persons having b-oss belonging the sub
scrsc are earnestly requested them immediately
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-27
TuE NEW MQPID

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CONTENTS RICH AND RARE.
STOCKHOLM SUPPEEs-in original Translation from The
Swedish of Miss Bremer
?. Prrca1nAcr. N P,R., No. p The Tempt, thrill
nc Tale from Frazer
;. \ QuEEN FOR \ DAT-i capital Story.
5. THE OLD FEDERALi,T V. Hs'iMo>D's NEw-i oHK
8. LoED JEFfRErA capital original article by Donald
Macleod
6. LETTERS FROM MR ALDRlcn.
J. Rryrru or FErpras, Brr,,rE's NoyrLs-Trsnsa-
ted for the New " ord from tn. German
FoRErGS EvrEscTs, SCRAP Book Fanny Es>'er IN Ber-
lin. News, Sc. &c.
Terms s. year 81 cents Per week Cal the Office of
the Peoples Publishers, 30 Anntre"t and subscribe.
L Have you read th- original Novel Just Issued b'
the New World Press. entitled
KATE IN SEARCH OF a HUSBAND?
If not, do nj iai! copyoritis capital work and
full of all ladies in the like search and gentlemen
who desire TO be found.
Price 70! cents. Office 50 Anp-stres m27 1t
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c. c. HAVEN, No. Pins-srgees
Agent for selling the
FuTGH CONPANY'S COAL, per cargo, de-
Gyer,blr assor- aud screened At their mines IN Msucn
Chunk OF Bristol Pa ad shipped per ors = q, ts 20
W For sale also and shipped PER order, No Pig and ehnF'
CRANE Iron.
t>9ssida sia ost1..A-' ' usyI6 TE&Sis In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-27
Nor does the comparison end here for like his
contemporary Of Newcastle, you must know he IS

apoet
BENJAMIN Bolus though in trade,
Which oltontiiucs does genius e;ter,
Read works of fancy IL ls s-J.
And cultivated the Z" Belle Letffe-
But yhy should this be thought 50 odd;
Can, nen have taste who cure ;ie phthi6c!
Ofpoetry though patror!God,
Apollo patIonises physic
Bolus loved ver,s and took 50 much delight mt,
That his prescriptions. he resolved 10 VIII WIZ III
Here the sirnilitudc mus, end, for though Nr
Hewitt is beautiful poet, we never heard OF ms
writing prescr ptIOn IN yer;c III our ives We
ike the Newcastle Escuapius ordering Tue pa
tent TO be shaken instead OF the physic. out
what has all this to do with the translator o Fred
erika Brerner? Why, gentle reader tins long col
loquv is all about the husband OF Mary Howltt,
and they are the very countcrpart-prescntlnen
Of each other The time we, in our own proper
7erson. were presented TO this amiabe and talent
ed pair. we found Mr.. Hewitt attending to his bn-
sjness behind the counter. There We were recciv-
ed in the peculiar bland, easy STYLE that sits
gracefully on the well educated Quaker. In per-
soual appearance he is about the middle size, |
need not add an expansive forehead, and nteII-
gent eye. We were quickly taken up TO the draw
mo room where at desk sat Mrs. Hewitt, mot
Miss Howitt, as styled by the Albany Argus
fair Oualeress, who received us with much po-
iencss. She was dressed, of course, in Quaker
ess costume, but with as near an approach to fash
ION their regulations would admit Of. Mrs How
tits face may be discerned in her poetry-mIld
and intelligent in her manner, she impressed us
with most favorable opinion of her intellectual
powers of conversation. There was nothing of
aIcctation, nothing of blue -stockingism, about
her; and, after considerable stay, we took our
leave of this interesting, talented and virtuous
pair, with feelings of the deepest interest and
should this hasty sketch ever meet the eye of the
individuals it describes, would wish TO impress
on their minds, that the kind solicitudc they evn-
ced towards the author Of this passlngn notice, will
live in memory till the heart ceases to beat.
Rochester Post.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-27

~ Sebring's Anti-Dyspeptt and Resto,
rative Cordial, sover-g Remzdy for DygIefsa and
hrscans and by persons who haze been b-nered by IT.
Office No. Murray Price 81 per bottle, and - per
dozen mo- Nv
~ Rochester Savings BankIoliectons
viii +. made by this Bank Rochester and Westsfn New
York OIL reasonable terms, and prompt rsaIrtapces made
myr92w- D. SCOVILLE, Sectetary
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-27

who Is II year, 9l, IS inches msh vel oFmed 'tT aad
Also thai Prince oi Comic DoIietl>tS DR. xALtSTt,HIE. n
Ihe r~o Model q Pans sG Nr T. No.; ,, i,s ,
NYSrERlOUS GipSEY GIRL, Who maJ be lIl'a'eN
coasus regarding pest tunes, present ans "nie AT An e>
ira charge OF one shilling. ,,ooo ,,,.;,;,is
AlsG Albno Lady Glass BownS and 9'ge cnri3s,tr,;
Performances every evening At c!osk aaS
SATURDAY afternoons O'Clock. Tickets 9csis 'ie J
nnl-r 10. hlf rrlcc. -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-27

NEW-NORK CASH TAILORING Establish
ment I'D FultcG->trest, near Ecalw lway.J {. BOOTH
\ Co. the OF their old and the pub
lie To their present splendid stocks of newly manufactured
and imported BIoadclohs CasSimves rich and elegant vest
iugS, &c, winch they prepared make M m the most
fashionable and durable style unpcrdcntedy low prices.
by the economies OF exclusively cash business and
tensiye trade tcetlemen are assured thar establishment
in the city furnish eesont goods make them ur
IN better Style while the prices the lowest cash stand
ard Orders filled IN the shortest possible tune terms lSh
a., .I,,;,-a,,.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-27
- TO Printers In the COuntry.-.

n,n work Journeynan Printer IN New-i ork
wishes permanent situation country Office 10 wnR
mainly case aud viii I've content with moderate wages
either by the piece month IL will eniraror to give salts
faction his employer Address H. Greeley Editor of The
'r ribuuo nil9 If
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-27

~ FEyER >Np Acrr Is speedily cured by Dr. Ossood's
INDIA CHOLAGOGuE. (. The health OF thousands has
<n rce;!y restored by this nedcie when all other re,ne-
gss have failed Its operation Is simply to suspend the
disease for time but puri! the SYSTEM and restore i, 10
SQUAD aud perfect hsah. To be found So IohnstIev