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KoLMSToCKs vERMIFUGE.

This remedy for worms i. one Of the most
extraordinary ever ed. 1t efectuslly cradle ties
worms Of all sorts from children aud adults
TO ALL rHE WORLD VINO USE LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN, OR LEATHER RESTO-
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! PROFESSIONAL PAPERS OF THE ROY
i AL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gin quarto form,
with very numerous engravinss, just issued IN Lon
don and this day received, for sale by
| F. TAYLOR
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HAYS LINIMENT.

Those only who know by trial or immediate obser-
walton, form any idea of the effects Of the perfect
relief Of the almost charm like effected in ca
ses Of the PILES, kHEU MATISM, all SWELL
INGS, and all EXTERNAL PAINS, no matter how
severe, by the Of Hays Liniment Find one sho
has used il th,t will not llud II above all things ever
used and vnu will 6nd-u hat cannot he found
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-12

NIRI ROME, .-r.oy .o1 4
BONNYCASFLE'S MfNsJ hA''0
GIB>ON'S SURVIVING; .rr.
GUhlMERE'S SURVEYING Az - nv
uALE'S UNITED STATES ilIeloh''
BLAIR'S LECTU RES ..,.e.
PHILOSOPHY or ARlTiiMtl'e'
WnEATLEY'S LOGIC,
HEDGES do ,ogp,pHY:l
NlTCUFIIS PRIMARY Gto1ha n /" q
AIIrCHFLL.s GEOGRAPHY and y a. Ir
OLNEN'S do .,.rrlr.
RAYS ECLECTIC sRlfllMEl ~.
WESTERN CALCULATOR a'a ~
SMITHS ARlTlIMETlCi
SMITHS GRAMMAR
KlRkHAM'S do; 49, An REL
ECLECTIC SERIES. lst. ID 81 an -
DICKS WORKS. 5 vols mt +. ,ol.
ROLLINS ANCIENT IllSIt'hli4nf l,.
.AIIlSON'S HISTORY or BIN .
PIuTARCn'S LIVES nre o..
lRE'S DICTIONARY OF Ahl9'
Gande'. Book nj Nature,
FEDERALlSfi
American Constitutions,
Tooke's Pantheon;
Tyller's IIistof,i
Waylsud'. Political Economy
Wayland's Moral Sclencei
Indian Wafs,
Cambe ~ Digestion
Tsop's Fables;
Domestic Cookery;
Rllev's Narrative;
Wri's Lie OF Patrick HENRY
Webster Diciionayi
MllwIgh : Guide;
Combe's PhreEol"gy'
Cnmbe, Constitution oil Man
mar 7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-12
IL MBEIS.

VIE subscribers having purchased the IUM
4 BER YARD on Maln street uear The Bridge.
formerly occupied by McLeau y Rice. respectfully
inform the public hat they are prepared al ,I lines
o. infnl-a all kind. of PINE LUMBER on the most
favorable Terms Tor ca.h.
Attached Co I'M. ward IS an excellent planning ma.
chine winch WI be rons'aHdv supplied with nor.
h'd f,or,ng 'reatter 5oariEe ceiling Sc which v, IN
be sold for cash. low as at any place IN the Xyes.
tern country. All orders thankfully received ou1
promptly attended To- l. : ROOF 4 70
Wheeling August Id
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-12
JOHN FISHER, .Hgent,I
3 OONSAnLnRs Sl'AYIOMI "
NO. 1873 Main street, 4
WHEELING, VA

Il Of his old customers and cizea
IN lac The Fast
AN In Blank Books aud
The following
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-12

speak ior themselves, merely adding /
engagements In the Eastern C'ties. IA sec
cv Goeas as they come out, and 10 lie
complete al all times W:
LAWNS. B,nun,. Pars and Swiss. Of new sui,
md every ,nucu. Ai-n Mnurung Lawns
DRESS GO0nS. Wor>lcd Baizuue. Baraees
Foulards Cbu,ans. Npu.Iodc Lanes. Alpaca. SO.
PRINTS AND CHlNTZES at auY prre aue
qualify. Al,.n few rar'crus rennue Ir,a1l Ghule.
SILKS. New syie Chameleon, Waler,d and } Is
Suk and Oucolnis
SIIAWlS. &c: Superb rsh fe'1 d caao,el on
Sha Als and S,ans, and Ladies Cfata's back new
ShaNls d.
SINGnANS, handsome sirlpeI G.nebams for
dresses Ear-'ou Scotch, French aud Manchester
Girchams
RIBBONS, &. A beautiful stock Of Bonuc
Trimmings and Flowers
BONNETS. Neapa Hia-D, Brilliant Florence Brand
Straw B.nac'. md Lerhofr las.
PARASOlS an almost eudie,. variety
HOSIERY. Silk. Row Sill and Cotton Hose and
Hall llase.
GLOVES .Best qualify black and cold kid Gloyes
Lace Gloves and Mus, long fiiiel Gloves WonI
Nus, Sifk. Cotton. dc. &c
LACE GOODS; WIDE and narrow Thread Laces.
L,'e Edglups ond Laecs. A.hhprlun Laces Also
md Bin and Whuc Neils &.
III SIN GOODS. Jacon, Is. Camhtics Tarleluns;
SWISS Bishop Lawn. Also. superb article Of ne~
style nhte Muslin. mud Tatlclar. tor dresses
LINEN CAMBRIA ElDKFs. a., RHere. Hem
stitched and pam har1ered |. c lldhls. aud some
teaI fine L.nea Csmhfc, and Long Lawns.
SILK POCKET HDKFS. Twiled spiialfeld,
White Pansee and good stock cold lIdals
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SELBY'S
FANCY EMPORIUM

being opened and rruped in fine ORDER make ~
myself, customers and the world
Beng tine opinion that the Wy induce examination
So" be lo rcllan from publishing Qhugh ihs mcdum e n.
la-erted language. cal from purchasers i
beng ready satisfy the curiosity of all by letting Co. *
speak or themselves merely adding lA aa ave MI
engagements the Eastern Culture The seasonal M
Goaas they and keeping Ire o gs au
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20

Huntsville, Alabama, June IL, 1874.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20

Mason and Diron's Line. much talk
ed-oi, but not generally understood, boundary
is thus defined by the National lnteIligencer
"This boundary is so termed from the name
of Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon, the
gentlemen appointed 10 run unfinished lines IN
1861, between Pennsylvania and Maryland on
the territories subject to the heirs OF Penn and
Lord Baltimore. A temporary line had been
run in $780, but had not given satisfaction to
the dsputing parties, although il resulted from
an agreement, in 1889, between themselves
A decree had been made in 1913, by King
James, delineating the boundaries between the
lands given by charter 10 the first Lord Bati-
more. and those adjudged 10 his majesty, (af-
forwards to William Penn,) which divided the
tract of land between Delaware Bay and the
Eastern Sea on one side, and the Chesapeake
Bay on the other, by line equally intersecting
il, drawn from Cape Henlopen TO the 4th de-
gree of north latitude. A decree in chancery
rendered the kings decree imperative. But
the situation of Henlopen became long sub
ject of serious, protracted, and expensive liti-
CATION, particularly after the death Of Penn, in
l7l9, and of Lord Baltimore, in TIA, till John
and Richard and Thomas Penn, (who had be-
come the sole proprietors of the American pos
sessions Of their father, VIM. Penn,) and Ce
cilius, Lord Baltimore, grandson of Charles
and great grandson OF Cecius, the original pa
tentee, entered into an agreement on the l0tt
of May, l722. To this agreement a chart wa
appended, which ascertaned the site of Cap,
Henlopen, and deneaed division by an cas-
and west line, running westward from tina
cape to the exact middle of the peninsula. =
Lord Baltimore became dissatisfied with thi;
agreement, and he endeavored TO invalidate il
Chancery suits, kingly DEGREES, and proprietar,
followed, which eventually produced the ap
pointment of commissioners to run the tempo
rary line. This was effected in 1889. But In,
cause in chancery being decided in 1859, new
commissioners were appointed, who could no,
however, agree, and the question remained o
pen till 1861, when the line was run by Messr
| Mason and Dixon"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.

VVNHE best medicine known to man for incip-
Il lent Consumption, Asthma ofevery stage,
Bleeding Of the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Liver
Complaint, and all diseases of the Pulmonary
Organs, may be had of Agents named below.
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
compound Basemic preparation of the
Prunus Virginiana or "Wild Cherry Bark"
combined with the E1tract of Tar, prepared
by new chemical process, approved and rec
commended by the most distinguished physi-
clans, and universally acknowledged the most
valuable medicine ever discovered.
NO QUACKERY II! NO DECEPTION.
All published statements of cures pcrior-
med by this medicine are, in every respect,
TRUE. Be careful and get the genuine ''Dr
WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY" as
spurious limitations are abroad.
Orders from any part of the country should
be addressed TO Isaac Butts, No. l25, Fulton
street, New York.
iEJsSold in Brattleboro by BUTTON Il
CLARK, Fayetteville, II. e. Baker ly24
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20
UNIVERSAL WORSHIP.

MY soul adores universal Cod
Aud can bow wherever man has bowed
In little chapels on the lone hillside
BY way-side tokens Of the Crucihed;
In minister aisles where lordly organs sound
Aud all the pornp of worship gathers round
Mid mOuntain-steeps, or moor lands brown and bare
Where crowds assemble in the open air.
And mid the Sabbath hush, with one accord,
Lin up their joyful anthems to the Lord
Crceds matter not to me. | ask no more
Than that the one great Father they adore,
And loving him, with better right we call
On God our Father who hath loved us all
Onr hearts were made for worship and we raise
Ourselves towards him if but flower We praise.
IT, walking by the way, we only see
His goodness in the green leaves of tree;
And in the silence of spirit broken,
There will be worship though no word be spoken
Yet man did well to build up structures fair,
For his best purposes Of praise and prayer;
With costly offerings TO adorn a shrine,
And hang DER marble aitars works divne4-
lie hath done well, for unto God we owe
All that Of hand or heart we can bestow;
Nor hath He scorned who heaven and earth commands
To dwell in temples made by human hands
His spirit breathes from aisle and chantry dim,
In pealing organ and uplifted hymn;
Breathes from the LOFTY dome august and still
And in the beauty Of the painters skill
Then let me bow wherever man hath bowed,
In grateful homage to the Father-God,
For where to him hath risen human prayer
The place is hallowed-holy is the air,
As il white winged angels lowered there
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20

Curious Rehcs.-Among the relics OF the
Historical Society of New Haven, CT, there
is a cane manufactured from the root of the
tree on which the Salem witches were hung;
the old oak chest formerly in possession of the
family of Aaron Burr, the arm chair of Roger
Williams; General Putnam's old tavern sign,
with portrait of General Wolfe painted there
on; part of the keel Of Capt. Cooks old ship
'Endeavor,' that passed round the world and
finally ended her days at Newport, r. J.; the
casket and glass found with Capt. Nathan Hale,
who was hung by the British, on Long Island,
for the execution of Andre; and last, but not
least, the order book of British Adjutant,
containing the "orders'' of the British army
on the day of the memorable battle of Bunker
Hill, one sheet Of which is stained and stamp
ed for eternal endurance, with drop--a single
drop of human blood
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20

How many thirty-threes in TT? He said
"23 thirty-threes and I6 over" His recol-
lection Of numbers is almost as wonderful
as his power to combine them. ] submit
these facts, to The consideration and reason
ings of mental philosophers; for whoever
has carefully read this paper, knows about
as much as know Of this lining soonder.
john w. HAMMER.
Huntsville. Alabama. June IL. 1914.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20
From the Mass. Pioughman.
NEW MODE OF COMBINING BUDS.


Mr. Editor:-Having noticed in some paper,
an enquiry whether there could not be some
better method in noculating trees, or confn-
ing the bud in, than the usual method of tying
il in with string, send you the result Of my
experiments last season, thinking il might be
useful to those who inoculate trees. Presum-
ing that there might be some better and more
expeditions way than the usual method Of con-
timing the buds IN by winding string round
the stock, the idea Of combining them in with
grating wax suggested itself TO me, which ex-
pertinent tried; but found il unsuccessful, as
the new wood was forming, and the bark ex-
banding, the wax came off before the buds had
time to grow.
next spread some grating wax ihiny on
cotton cloth, and confined the buds in with a
strip of it, letting it go part round the stock,
but the result was as the tree increased in cir
conference, the plaster started off at one end
and the buds fell out. then tried the expert
ment OF cutting my plaster of length sufficient
To reach a little more than around the stock,
and having inserted the bud put il around the
tree, and pincbing the two ends together, caus-
ed to adhere, and found no farther trouble, as
the two ends of the cloth separated Just as fast
as the growth OF the tree required.
set about two hundred in this way, and
they nearly all took well, and have grown rap
idly the present season. The usual way of ty-
ing the buds in with string, requires nearly
twice the Time for the operation in the first
place, that my method does; and is also other
wise objectionable, as if the string is not at
tended TO in proper season and loosened, il will
often cut into the bark of the tree and injure
the buds, and sometimes weaken the tree, il
small, so much that the wind will break il down
but by my method all these evils are obyia-
ted. IRA HARDY.
East Bradford, Aug. ID, 1914
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20
VOL. XI.-NO. 4.

NJ Now that the election is over, and the smoke
and heat of the first contest are subsidng we hope
candid and intelligent people-farmers especially
will give the following brief article careful and
unbiased perusal Its reasoning is plain--ts tenn
per admirable---its statements correct; and the
whole should be deeply pondered in the heart Of
hearts every we'll wisher ALL the great inter-
eats of the Nathan
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20

Mn. EDIroR-I think the following sweet lines
from the pen of Miss Mary Hewitt, would please
many who read in your valuable paper, for they
are fun of beauty and deep sentiments. You are
at liberty TO dispose of them as you choose
Yours, &c, PlSO.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20
East Bradford, Aug. Ia, 1914.

INTERESTING TO HusBAsDs.--A late English pa
per says that in the court of Queens bench recently
jury refused to make husband responsible for
an extravsgant millner's bill to his wife, compre-
bending, amongst other items, ten new bonnets and
fortythree pair uf gloves, in seven months.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20

.4rrest Wormley b. +. Carter, for whose
apprehension Gov. Letcher offered reward
Of $3.50 few weeks ago, was arrested in ST.
Louis on Sunday last, by j. Fitzhugh, Esq,
of this State, and brought back on board the
steamer Lancaster, which arrived here yesteT-
day morning. He is charged with the murder
of an orphan girl, named Martha Jane Davis,
aged or years, who died in Ohio county on
the 18th ult. After her death, he caused her
TO be hastily buried, but some suspicion being
excited, a coroner was sent for and before his
arrival the guilty man had fed. The body of
the child was found shockingly bruised and
burned. From the testimony of little girl.
older than herself, before the coroner, it APP
pears that the monster had taken her up on one
occasion and set her on the fire, and from
post mortem examination il was found that
greater outrage mad been commtted-ihe fear
of her divulging, it is supposed, led him TO
treat her so cruelty. The child was bound by
the court to him, and he never allowed her 10
go out of his sight.
Carter is about 80 years of age, has young
wife in Ohio county, and is said 10 have left
wife and four children in Shelby county. He
wrote to his wife from Memphis, whittier he
had fed, 10 meet him in st. Louis, which led
to his arrest.-Louisritle CoMant.
LiNsEEp OIL.-There are .fpe large manuiacto-
ries Of this article in Cincinnati capable Of making
L.. H. drs "A
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20

LiSsEEp oIL-There are fps large manuiacto-
ries Of this article in Cincinnati, capable of making
900 gallons per day, The duty on the imported
article is IS cents per gallon while ON linseed it's
only per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-24
A BE I'm E VHY,s

D q II " / . h,L I ] L u ,
ONE box of these invaluable Pills worth all the quack
medicines advertised for certain delicate diseases Let the
that there
ing these Pills be speedy and radical cure Gonohoea
elects. Irritation Of the Kidneys &c They for several
years by the celebrated Abernethy all the
the above diseases IN the first stage box usually sufficient
effect days In
obstinate glee &c. they equally
hundreds who had taken other medicines for months which
They leave the subject the robsome weakness
which frequently after using other medicines. They
have unpleasant smell aud taking the m
might frequent the refined society without he vng their
islounes suspected They entirely Of v-geta-
bic Ingredients which inygorae the system generally rari-
Pnce dollar. Tie Pills sent by mail any part OF
he United states For ale, Wholesale aud RETAIL by William
Maiden Lane. MA Imsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-24
To TAILORS

THE Second Edi'ion of Stnemet celebrated work on
ing garments ofevery description style Of eeg
equaed now Published and ready TO- delivery Those who
20 avail themselves Of the great advantages be derived
rom ts use Of e Instructions contains would do well
Obtain copy without delay The book is IL by ~ inches
square ad Contains u elegant diagrams o ali the yl
Of garments wo NJ the present day, full id am
tons i0r Cutting 10 scientific manner The follow
ing are few o. TIE many highly respectable who testify
The Undersigned beng practically acquainted with Mr. Sine
NETS Treaties on Intng Garments, with pleasure ecommend
woik complete M its practical APP
peaton to cutting, superior TO heretofore Published either
ia Europe America. 4 "
r. henry SON. Daniel Gutter staats g. Banker Charles
Gox r., w. Tryon Co., D. h Homer, James Daily John
Havand, J. II. Banker
above be Obtained Of the author No is Broadway
NsW YORK n30 imsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-24

LUClNA CORDIAL,
OR THE ELIXIR OF LOVE.
A LII HAIL! LuCINA CORDIAL. HAIL!
"A Fountain of Love, ne'er known to fail!
When in the chain that Hymen weaves
He blends no buds am,d the leaves,
And Fate fvrbids the wife shou d claim
Lucina Cordial il Is thine,
J9 s % Ike her Sa, fSui Z; i, III sin''
Restore his lost yirility
The suffering victim would restrain,
And from his syst IN drive for aye
T Hi TsS ,so is Gors A.. ls1 him Try
The Vi al powers as ebb away,
Beneath lts influence quickly fiies
And light the dull eyes,
tf maid or matron, who at length
If Fate, by some magn c,njunctlon,
Suppr sses any female function,
Or the reyerse-if ,epletion
or any licate secretion
+, hausts the po~ers-then drink and live,
Behold the sue restorative.
Maiden, dec ~ lug ere Thy prime
lake 1t and steal march on Time.
Wife, still in youth and beauty's bloom,
ba sarsa T.i l c n sy ). Sn
Numerous, perc' ance, as Banauo's line.
n SaI hs1 Ss"o,s sSa e Denied a' Oesnsd
With the sad l,pgerngs of disease;
Eorhealth, and purity, aud ease,
or all Heslths Clemens The sum.
Husband, whoJe hast never known
The JOY a fathers name to own,
p I.I:-- &c, long that name shall be
s nss 1Sas e sss 's'SH5 ihS
Twill cure, and health once more renew,
Pluck from the cheek the rQs, Of death,
In short. FOR each disc .se that sprngs
BY nature accident, abuse,
From organs oer which 1--we filings
This Vtll CORDIAL 10 Of use.
street And also at % North si.S street Pnsasphs fu't
dis 1msec
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PAkk,S LEE PILLs

PAIRS LIFE PILLS.
of q ~ 81
daily appointed agents. all Of whom furnished with ce
Re md Of .s fine herbal %s
q they Te III H., necessary .so.ae FEEBLE restore
to sMsy: s as 10 il Ss: h b y1@s
m e oe soI Ts ad to 4 sy time OF
i ,s.s he e,s l;sh.d ia e,ls Medicine
f'oa, our agent Jorhs Western part Of Neg Yors
Mes rs Thoma, Robe t. & Co
Of wssS L on 4 smy d sss Of csn
sy seesiS., Indeed these p /. I.sdsS ii
ana have with Instance where invalid has
obstinate and 0ns'''nd'-s 0yifGgScisL
Po q, oa s n county ~
AsIoN5sGise CURE or THE LIVER COMPLAINT
GssrLrmsS~Havng received the greatest benefits from the
ns wca he sss yS For m X. Ia. ~.
have eSsO ed Win he y,5 and s pains
hopping moiherng in The throat For weeks
to s "eeps
ssr 'Ts nS" %
Sa for %sSes Ga sd AZ ss assp aS.
out having received relief and can say
q a'f R been, a"s P, r. have been bet
also stroneer sleep good as did, and can walk
Any person who doubts these incorrect by
curing Of me shall receive more p"rea 1sPa BHsoR
Poplar Lane, above 9TH street, Sprng}
Garden, Philadelphia. !
Foreign merchants aud informed that ras Life
Pills put French German, Spanish and Portuguese
wrappers, with books and testimonials the
T. ROBERTS CO.. Proprietors
DIS lmsrc III Futon street.
X COLLINS &CO., s. South street, have hand. and
~. offer for sale reasonable terms, viz
TWiNE5-240 bales English Seine, Herring, Gill Net and
Sail Irvine, from 81 TO 36b.
COPfER-200 English Sheathng, comprising
piete ,s0rtmest ON IA 10 % vz
COPPEk NA1Ls-l00 kegs Composition.
tLLT5o cases Of tn celebrated Poocockn Adhesive Felt,
Sh athng Paper, FOR ships bottoms II housrs, &C.
COTTON DUJk-230 ba es American Pilot Duck, extra
quality from No o3 manufactured with the greatest
LkITH CANvAhS-5O bolts, from No. To 8.
HEMP--5O0 bales Dew-Rotted-pat Of superior quality,
and well cleaned
WoOL-aOOO lbs American Fleece Wool, washed and un.
washed
WHEAT-3p00 bushels prime Illinois.
PORK-30n bbs extra clear Pork.
BRANDY-l0 h pipes Otard, Dupuy 4 Co., under Custom
House lock-yntage oil 1892
WlN.-Eo baskets Champagne Wine, of the Grape An.
Choir brand, in quarts and pints.
PoTATOEs-2ooo bushels superior Irish and Lancashire
Potatoes, low landing.
GUASO-I00 tons lchabor. d5
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DR.. SALTER'S YOUNG MANS FRIEND,
OR SpECIElC MIXTIIRE

CERTAIN, eHsctnal, and speedy cure-This is
mixture that completely bids defiance disease the
invaluable and unrquted power IL the
most surprising suppreng all The morbid symptoms
and rttOns oil the disease generally
four hours Dr. saites great and obea.
number at the
hospitals Europe and the success Of this mdicae
sufficient guarantee Of superior efficacy; al once the
poyed Tnis mixture be re led on BY the puoc with the
confidence antdote uuequall.d
OF all syphc complsnts Futher particulars aud directions
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