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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-08-27
thew must come down!
Gov. Slade.

The locos are wonderfully exercised because
Gov. Shades Message last fall to the Legis-
lature was columns in length. This they
urge as reason why he should not be reelec-
ted. They have probably forgotten, shat the
message of Gov. Wright 10 the New York
Legislature last winter, was only ii columns
of a newspaper. We venture to assert tina,
an ADLER message was never delivered to a
Vermont Legislation than the one from Gov.
Slade last fall. Indeed we have at this time,
their sentimentin reference to it openly avow-
ed and that to by his opponents we give tie
of remarks the VI. Patriot upon the c, estion
O." If the people Of Ver.nou, wan, to
read message this fall <gAs eolumns in
length, filed With all scds Of projects for in,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-08-27

" considered as an approval ofslay-
cry, with all its horrors: and enormi-
ties. ......
that the Slave power is
seeking to strike death blow TO lib
erty, by securing the balance Of pow
err in both Houses OF Congress, SO tina,
in all questions that may arise where
slavery is put in jeopardy, they may
safely guard the institution from harm
and danger.
REMEMBER; tina, Locofocoism is one
and the same in South Carolina and
Vermont; that while those in South
Carolina move for Free Trade and
Slavery from interest, those of the par
" in Vermont, move in accordance
from sympathy of feeling.
REMEMBER; that while Locos in S.
Carolina cry out down with the
Tariff Loeos in Vermont echo the
same destructive sentiment.
REMEMBER; that Vermont, now repre-
sented by.Whigs in the councils OF the
nation, should with one voice sustain
and encourage them, in their efforts
10 promote the true interests Of our
own state, and in rendering perman-
ent the Protective policy of the coun-
try
REMEMBER; that the Wings are for pro-
tectiug American labor and capital, in
place of the pauper labor of England.
REMEMBER; that the Wings are for an
economical expenditure of the public
money, and strict accountability Of
public affairs.
REMEMBER; that the Wings are for the
distribution Of the proceeds of sales of
the public lands amongst the several
States, (the common ro-party of old,
no less than new members of the Con-
federacy,) thereby creating stability,
and permanency to good protective
Tariff.
REMEMBER; that the Wings are in favor
ofRegistry laws, and purity of cleo
tons, gross outrage upon which, de-
feated Mr.. Clay at the'last election.
REMEMBER; that Wings are for do
nestle policy, which would develope
the resources of Vermont, and show
her not unequal in population, to any
State in the Union.
REMEMBER; that the Wings are for the
conversion Of our vast and unem-
ployed water power, to manufacturing
purposes, that we may find quick
aud safe market for our wool. Bnttcr.
Cheese. Beef, Pork, Grain, &C., that
abounds so plentifully among us.
REMEMBER; that Wings are in favor of
shaping National and State legislation,
SO as to promote the greatest good, to
the greatest number
REMEMBER; that the Wings in their
candidates for Office, in the coming
election, have men tried and found
faithful; experienced in public affairs,
and spotless in private character.
REMEMBER, and rally TO the polls on
September I'd, and there discharge
your duty as frcemen, in the fear of,
God, and with aneye to the best in
teres;s of the State and nation.
REMEMBER; that Wings through the
Union look with deep interest to the
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-08-27
Wednesday. Aug, 81. l845.

REMEMBER that on she I'd day oil
September, you will be called upon to
elect Governor, Lieutenant Govern
or, Treasures. County Senato-s, and
Town Representatives.
REMEMBER; that as freemen, you are in
duty bound to vote for those men who
will best subscrve the interests Of the
State, and nation.
REMEMBER; that 70 one can shake oh
his responsibility, by saying, i will
not 20 TO the polls, il is not of much
consequence : for that one vote may
decide the important question.
REMEMBER; that you have interests at
stake, which can only be preserved, by
supporting those men, who will sup
port and sustain your interests.
REMEMBER; that the friends Of the Pro-
tective policy through the country,
look wab deep interest to the result
Of the State election in Vermont.
REMEMBER that destitute of a Tariff
that affords protection to the different
interests of Vermont, British protec-
tion takes the place of their own.
REMEMBER; that without Protective
Tariff, our staple article wool, will
heve TO be sold at a low export price
of from 90 to % cents per pound.
REMEMBER; that without protection to
Manufacturers, they will not be able to
buy the wool raised among us, or we
be abo to find market for the sur
plus productions of the soil.
REMEMBER; tina, the Loco Foce organ
Washington is out for a repeal of the
Tariff Of '42. complaining that tits too
protective, and that it must be reduced
to a revenue standard.
REMEMBER that Jas. X. Polk avows
his opposition to the protective tariff
in principle and in detail, and has APP
pointed Commute to report modi-
ication and report TO next Congress.
REMEMBER; that Jas. X. Polk thinks
and said, that wool ought to come in
TO the country free of duty, and that
such result, would strike death
blow at the interests of Vermont Far
mnrs.
REMEMBER; that the locofoco party in
this State stand pledged by resolution,
to sustain The administration of J. X.
Polk, even lift destroys the Tariff, and
ushe RS in the day of Free Trade
REMEMBER; that it is to the Wing party
that The country looks for a defence of
the protective policy.
REMEMBER that the Wing party are
opposed TO the annexation of Texas,
and the consequent extension Of slave
REMEMBER; that the Locofoco party to
man are jim favor of Texas, and
slavery; thatthey laud the annexa-
tionscheme 10 the skies, as extending
the AREA Of Freedom when in fact it
was concocted, carried on, and con-
summated. for the express purpose of.
strengthening the institution of slave
ry, and rendering its final abolition
more difficult and problematical,
REMEMBER; that the Polk party seek to
force from Vermont vote of appro-
baton to the Texas iniquity, and that
arose for Looofocoism, would be tru-
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-08-27
Rally then to the Bal.
lot-Box,

the guardian of our rights, and speak to the
world! Speak boldly, strongly! Let Loco
iOcoiSm aud its allies, Slavery and Texas.
KNOW you abhor and detest them. Rally
,nen! your cause isjust. your principles pure,
they must prevail
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-08-27
EREEMEN Oh VERMONT !

Star that never sets,' that it may still
shine out in full SPLENDoR & GLORY!
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-08-27
INDEPENDENT CONVENTION.

AT meeting Of the ireemen of Addison
Country, without distinction ofparty who be-
lieve the present license law 10 be unconsti-
tutional, unjust and Offensive pursuant 10
public notice, at the Town Room in Middle
bury, on the 22d day of August 1915, the fol-
lowing officers were appointed:
The New York herald., 1845-09-02

HAY-The market is barely supplied; prices range
exceedingly high. Superior quality brings penny
pound. :.
LARp-barrels cents; kegssl;
LEAp-The market for Missouri is very firm, with
good demand and moderate supplies Sales of Pig were
made at cents cash.
MErALs-The following the prices current:-Pig
lron $40 cash $50 months; Sheet 81 cents cash,
cents six months Russia, III cents cash. IL cents six
months; Banca Tin Pigs 20 cents cash, 2Ol cents six
months; Bar Tin, 2 cents cash. 81! six months; Tin
Plate g. A large sale of boxes, &c sold last week
at So cash.
Pork remains rm and tolerable fair amount of trans
sctions Ohio Mess continues at Sl3s Sl4; Prime SO
~; Old Mess !; Prime $40 ]; Beef, Mess, so 50
Z; Prime SO al.
New YORK CATTLE MARKET, Sept. l-At Market
100 Beef Cattle, 4700 Sheep and Lambs and 40 Cow
and Calves.
Prices-Beef Cattle are no higher but prices are paid
more readiy-the market closing very firm at 50 so
30 90 as the general range and Sc for few 35 taken
for Bermuda, and 100 left over
Cows and Calves-We continue at slI SOS all
sold. - -
sheep and Lambs-The marke. was cleared at IS cents
81 90 for Lambs, and 81 cents SO for Sheep.
, Hay-One dollar per cw the top OF the market.
me range is from s7l cents to 81, as in quality
The New York herald., 1845-09-02
Foreign Irnportmtiona.

LcSDos-ship swiuerland-9 bags Haryey-2 cases Tfa
syi Young Els-2 Gsmss lssk,l-2 Garne-2 casks
pkgs Clark McConnn-Oo bags l6 casks 20 chests G
Morewood co-lo6 casks Powers Wightman Of
r. g Yana Of donlgs lbs aka Heye
Beekwith712o Lewrence, Murray & lnsate~I runeheon
% hhds tyandy Fabsr Berwithl HID ce Dbl liann-
Todhuner@2 cks VT MaIa bsns ch
fcs Barber Brohe-50 pkgs Davis3 ar cs brandy sn
der Of fPhfT7 q Phgs cammins Man casks Hs
Wendsl-2ad do n Rou'h son-IO cks Phelps Dodge (
eoNla M pkss Yyse Sons Eson-l2 eks Born Bsksr
do Wilson Browns do Ahrenfeldt-2o pkgs Low 4 ca
eS--s Hpadey Phep7 Wiley
Collins5 cs W Henrich-2J Mart rnor-2 Grimm e
+ Gleim-l5 Meyer Sueken-7 D WENDELL + TONES 1
son1-i Read Taylor-l rs Huntngtoo col Lev.
G sTeSh sewar2 Banne col Amy Partison col
Bteethanpt ChumHI Hasey & coo keys "a f.
pag BOX % chs Gleim7o pkgs 90 62 chts 50 bags
LIyERpooL-Ship Java-838 sacks salt WoodhnII & Min.
turk erts I Harris-o torg coal 9 bis Tin q More
Phelps Dodge Ec-Ss crts WstssS ID 70 st Ss
4 Harf,s-ls crts es Van Wagner s Tucker-iO bhIs VI
Dowagdr-sa erts hhds Wnkey7 crts &c II Walker
Waso.-3 Wight S,urgis Shaw-lO G # sandersons BnY
ftt J9hasoni6s bars 100 hdls iron Brady samsonlGeo
LiyERrooL-Ship Hebrew-30 cks 6 SA Ba,l-lsbbd~
cs II Reush3 ehs cTs &J Merrttt-loO coal q Z
siorewood-2s cks Mcbride CoOOo salt CrinnelI
order 2 August lat % so lon s. & spoke shin Taroun ri
Boston, from Hayre Tor New York. - =
coll cks Boring Wiemio D II Meazera q " Bre ti
RReyes-s Seh1age hooP CO. bx schuchard Favre
porn Sshuchardt.2 Duh Cousiuey-lo 500 lumbs pipe
CARTHAcENA-Brig Detro-35O hides IS tons wooa D.pev
ster & Whitmarsh-3oo hides Everett Battsle
Domestic ImpOrtations.
PENsAcoLA-Barque Zada-l00 railroad iron Davis
brooks-f4 bales cotton Roberts Williams.
The New York herald., 1845-09-02
Medical Aid.

DR GREGORY, No. ss Gold street, is consulted in all
s h n M d
strant in diet hindrance Of pursuit His long experience
sodacs his prass Which,
and to .a. nsr E
ws 81 Hfpfy G
most astonishing HI the inventor Of method by
days as formerly besides s his pIan s
ALWAYS the ola mode Of treating the
psp5abe Structure OF 80 years Standing @ has been
toms ofhis malady little involuntary Of
NERvous @ OR Saat UNCONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, re.
ul and houshtless Nature good ever
account and fearful reckoning i sometimes proves to be-
Among the symptoms Of this oghng and desoang habit.
oite body papation oh heart trembling shaking ofthe
the sight hearing memory &c. and also the derange
OF certain such the stomach liver lungs and
ty For the constitution and energies Of such
IN this WISE la Ds GregSry would nss earnestly re-
and nourshes the system generously and followed by
as Is the case WIN ON other tbs rs good
or Tor half dozen IN cases. and can be sent To part OF
THE PRlyATE TREATISE, called " The Rubicon"-
This little volume essentially important with those who for
instructions ample and embrace all the diseases and de-
rsngemens Of the genital of both II contaus
the OF more than 20 and the
gnang this line Of practice for than half century
t 5 'ns
lyorwadsd order All applications by mail enclosing
The Book and also the nvsorasins Tonic Cordial,
for sale M the Doctors residence Gold street, and the
following Drug Stores - 80
No. IS William street, Maiden lane.
~ fulton street, corner of Water st.
- tuieon street, corner of Gold street.
" lso street Lamp Store. Sun Buildings.
" " rs bowefy, corner OF Walkerst
lBS bowery, corner OF Spring st.
" lao Deiancey street, corner Of Suffolk st.
" kant broadway OF Market ST. and both corners
Chambers
The New York herald., 1845-09-02
Medical advice.

nCCTOR LAMERTi is still confdentally consulted at his
old Office 63 Gold between Fulton and Beekman
all diseases of delicate his treatment being mild and
udicous requires neither mercury restraint in diet him
dancs from business pursuits Recent cured in Tor
days
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, ari-
sing from frequent indulgence Of the passions Of ndscreet
youth and thereby causing nightly emissions and eventually
confirmed mpotency the Drs sctest attention. his
object being restore the system mentally and bodily that
state of vigor nature originally designed
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the pa
tsn being the least sometimes caused by maltreament
of unnaad medical preender and sometimes by the neglect
OF the parties themselves by the Dr. eeauay cured with
out pain Inconvenience
The Doctor being one few qualified advertising Surgeons
in the city guarantees perfect charge made Let
paid enclosing fee Immediately attended and
dicne with advice any part Of the United States
Office SO Gold street. Open from A NJ to 8 z. M.
autJt tr,4rc
The New York herald., 1845-09-02

BARBApors-ln port Aug nth, Gsnins, FIN Wilmngon
port.
| tan7as June l2) for do, ar 3lst.
disg Clara for dis % poii in at ihree nS, days
@ tn n fad 'e eUp a
and Tuscar Coye Enrotas for freigh' charter; Hogan
Christian for sale; Stranger, Charleston Cld 18th, Lgona
MosTNfArn port Aug Goth, brig William Skinner Liver.
sFS FSSV Wm.oa RHa 6 ATs @ M @ % NSGa
f2T TessP sa Hale Do Hodsdon Hodsdon Gso,etow9
ggton, HOmans, Soeans. Sid s brig Telegraph, Young
DC' Aasu,. Asn s Lady cs NswSunda
James ca@E6e GlaSqw Marquis S Of &Oandy 1i GssS% SS
NsM f2fs Iserpoo res 3 SaS E'g%as %
John rhomPsos Poole; CALEDONIA, Glasgow Montreal;
mock MARY New Quay Emma NswessIle Henry Bliss, L.
p0o Lord Brso Sarah Richardson Wsbeek
sT PERRr Mart Aug 4-In port Alert, disg; Henry Wood,
yAIFAHAlsoi May seIn port coquimbo, Boss hence Feb
prev to oth, brig Geo Gus Manson ST Jago Cuba Sid
TslcahaanSal for 6oquibo and baltimore Dates are
June Z; Montezuma was expected from the coast and
would leave soon alter her arrival for Baltimore
Home Ports.
BASeoT' Aug 27SAr Schools Nayagaez, via NYOrk CID
BrcKsronr Aug 25@Alr i Brilliant if French is NYcrk
poInrLAsD, Aug 277Arr Lydia, Rum Key. Turks Island
RFS%s1 Aye ss s Ms%fs s{St SSoA
L
NEw BrpFoRp, Aug 2s-Arr Star, Philadelphia. Sid Geo
| giana, Albany.
| MARBLEHsAp Aug 29--Arr Mary kmba Cadiz.
SALEM Aug 29-AH Northumberland, Sierra Leone. Old
| Elizabeth, Phad.
BosroN Aug 0Arr Arrsbella, Liverpool Cd nst-Spoke
8th lat as Ion 80 Ship Fancona Of and for Portsmouth from
Lyerpool-TB Wales, Liverpool lst nst-has 50 seerage
Rainbow, Newcastle, 57th nit Actf Gotenburg
81 ms Souther Mirasoane Baltimore and Victoria Phadel
pha Cooley Go, Edridge, New York 81 Arr, Loehn-
Cronstadt 2oh ut Geo Ryan Antwerp; Redwig Pctou
the North shore. Cld ColuuIbisna Liverpoo California
Africa aud Market Manchester Sydney; Maryland Balt.
more Arkansas Sydney; Henrico, Richmond; Mozart Alex
anda; Jos Baltimore Clayton, Eliot VIM Rogers and
Home, Philadelphia.
HARTfoRp, Aug 3o-Arr Seneca, Wilcox NYork. Sid In
cas-, Mills, NYork; Oregon; Phsd.
New HAVEN, Sept Arr Elizabeth, Albany: Celeste do.
Sid Judson, Bvson, NYork; New V ork, Jones do.
LEwEs, Del Aug clan for Matanzas Importer, New
buryport; Elizabeth Nantucket Silas Wright Newburg; Ma
y Chase bingham; Roswell King, harbehead Thames Fall
River; Pelya Boston; and Mary Deborah Sing Sing
sea this forenoon. Wind Ne
NoRFoLK Aug 29-Au Josephine Boston; Adelme Taun
Chastena, Adrian and Mary Jane NYork Pennah Jo
sephne, Norwich; Motto Providence In Hampton Roads
Mary for NOeans and unknown ship from sea, bound
the Bay.
WlMuSGror, NC, Aug 22-Arr Saunders. Boston; Goth
Nogul, Msanzas; Albion tBrl Jamaica Cid 18th, Pow
ell. Murch, Nfork Lishttoot, New London.
CHARLEsroN Aug 2SCld North Carolina Hayre; 29h Sui
van. Waite New York; Catlarine Crane, do. Arr George
Yates, NYork.
SAvASSAH, Aug 28-Sld Backus, Kingston Jam.
New ORLEANS Aug 2i-Ar Auburn, Burrows New York.
0swego, Johnston do Gunae, Boston; Apaachicoa, st
Pierre, Mart; Mary Washington Kingston, JAM Cid Hope
Howes Galveston; Til, Havana.
The New York herald., 1845-09-02
Medical Card.

nOCTOR FAWCETT, of ls6 Fulton street, New York,
II Member of the Royal College of Surgeons Of London and
Edinburgh and Graduate Of the Jefferson Medical College OF
subjects yiz:-Nlarnonv Impotency and Serility,
micay physoogcally End Enedc lly explained with com:
Syphilis Secondary Symptoms, Gonohna Geet Structures,
Nocturnal all consequences arising from self
pollution Doctor Fawcet continues his private
the diseases his long established Office,
LOG Fulton where the aggravated forms OF all aec
tons of the will yield his mode Of
ment without restraint deto exercise, and without mer-
Gully Even when the energies become torpid
paralyZed from excessive INDULGENCE or from masurbato,
distance enclosing 81 have cory of the work
All letters murt be postpaid and directed Dr. H. Fawcett
Fulton street. New York aul lm~rrc
The New York herald., 1845-09-02
Medical Card,
DOCTOR MORRIS SON

d o G I o K vi o r X N,
NORTH RIVER DISrENSARY, 2O4h Fulton street.
~ Doctor Morrison continues to be consulted confdenay
all private Diseases which he without mercury
strain n diet pursuit Recent particularly Gono
rhGa, /" he in 3 TO days.
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA ar. cured by Dr.
NJ on improved principles without pain or Inconvenience to
the patient As the symptoms of Structure analogous with
those of other affections urinary apparatus but
perenced Surgeons should be allowed make the
animation those affected with enlarged glands
suffer mu ck injury from awkward practitioners. ,
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection, and the Of evils resulting from de
structve habit YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and u
principles by restoring the system healthy tone and REIN
stating its original vso perfect guaranteed, no
charge
N. B-Dr. M. holds communion with medical pretenders,
who claim to be Surgeons he perhaps the only qualified
advertising Surgeon the city See his diplomas his Office,
2o4 Fulton street Letters paid and containing fee will
insure medicine and advice to part OF the Union
Office 20i1a Fulton street Greenwich New York Open
from A. Nj. 10 10 L. NJ. daily. n lm+rh
The New York herald., 1845-09-02
LUCINA CORDIAL,
ELIXIR 3GaE LOVE


the touch of earth restored vgor activity and confidence
70 the exhausted arteries will that glorious preparation
LuGINA COHDAt reinyes the generave organs, however
Weakened with their original power There not shadow Of
doubt that tins and the subject OF delicate
anagre hundreds would testify the unrvalled efficacy OF
TINS Cordial as specific for barrenness fuor albus geets
reguiaes IN the secreons pains the kidneys, female
presons Tor the eyerse prolapsus and fact almost
organization IS liable cannot indeed maormation Of
the parts but thing short OF that offered nfa
bic cure for baenness while all the other diseases
ated above whether acute chronic will be found safe and
remedy The Luca Cordial gentle tonc opera
ting generally upon the secre,ve organs and bacing the whole
system without FAR stimulating function produce
subsequent relaxation On the contrary
feet harmony with nature and does temporary vgo
but renewal the energies The first bot
tie used will fully convince the purchaser Of the truth Of all we
have asserted
Principal Office l25 Fulton street. New York Sold also by
Seth Fowe Boston, DR. Wadsworh, Proyidence S. Muir
ply 90 North Sixth street. Phdepha; g. X Tyler John M.
L3roque and Roberts and Atkinson Baltimore Charles to
Washington CITY; o. ~ Linhzcum, Georgetown; j. b. Wild.
CT, Lsuisve Ky Sandford Parks Cincinnati and by no
other of the above named places Price So
bottle, or 1924 per dozen. jul imsec
The New York herald., 1845-09-02
By Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILADELPHIA Aug 3-.irr Soon, Londonderry; Levsnt,
Matanzas-Pato for Portland sid l7th ult Beey Boston, Ju-
Barhadoes-e Washesa f@ Esspo for Turks Islaud and
ton; Lofisnd Delaware; Albert Vinal; James s Samuel
and . Ireland Providence; Eyira Roberts and Nc
Cready Solners NYork; Globe Lubec Ii @ King Sing Sing
Retrieve, Gloucester; Arcot Calais; Col stevens, Hartford
Welcome, NBedfod; Sept l. arr Copy, Nantucket.
BALTIMORE, Aug 3l-Arr Ann, (Brem) Bremen: Saldana
Boston; Reaper, do. Below Magunticook from Bremen
The New York herald., 1845-09-02
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE

I1UCloK JOHSsON, II Duane street, Chatham st.
OF the Oldest and experienced medical and surg
cal practitioners IA the city of New York in the treatment
certain class OF delicate diseases The Doctor established in
treated 1900 cases ofveneee mercura and other deicate
complaints The Drs reputation for skill in those old half
cured cases that have existed for years No mat
Ter how long You may have Geet Structure Ulcers upon
q the legs VII and can cure you, if your case Is cyaoe
Constitutional Weakness sometimes called Seminal weakness
brought on by asecret habit INDUCED in by young
an unfortunate victim Of this has
Of the back confusion Of intellect forgeulness, nlpon OF
the heart society only symoH OF ts com
plant e warrants cure in every charge. Mild
aud cured days Dr. johnson regularly
rdu ed Pbvsican and Surgeon. ai2 1mosfr
(NURED BY BOTANIC DOCTOR, who understands
~ his business with years extensive practice IN secret
male female cured alter all the quack
nostrus been savad aud in the hospitals without benefit
hose who wish without mercury, avoid
the Ignorance imposition of boasng preenders who
crety give mercury and ruin the constitution should with
delay ga bowery separate ofce aud Consul
taflops from $40 p u. VI. lmtr
The New York herald., 1845-09-02
THE DEATH OF PAIN!
u II TT ~ T., r. n TTO NJ

rINHE PROPRIETORS of the above wonder working medi
cine take pleasure informing the public that they
ready supply the orders which have been de-
layed by the overwhelming demand of tn, last few weeks
Arrangements however, have been made by additions
to their works which will enable them hereafter promptly
all the demands of their the south and aud
also to keep hand sufficient stock the continually
increasing demand of the city.
Those who have tested the wonderful efficacy OF
he above medicine exten, wounds, sweings
Sores of violent strains and injuries to the stuctue and oil
verebral complaints whether chronic casual hereby
avail themselves by its of instantaneous
lief and rap d and certain
In evidence of the absolute confidence Of the propreors
the virtue of their Lotion" they again renew their pledge
never yet claimed to the price of the article every
where the OF single bottle does effect the perfect
cure of specified complaint in the following category
affections and diseases -
Gout Rheumatism Swellngs of all kinds Dislocations
fractured Bones Bruises Cuts Sprans Contusons and
dnous njures Poisonous Bites and Stings, Burns, Scads
Chblains Coms Bunions; glandulor Tumors Lunbago
Eysipels letter Rugworm and all euptons of the Skin
Fever and Ague Ague the breast and face Cranp in the
Stomach aud Headache.
One Of the remarkable pecuares of the Lotion
consists its instant expulsion OF pain fom the parts hch
IS aped and it owing to this quality and to the
the injuries, both external and internal of valuable animals.
To be ha of T. G. BARTlNE, g2 Vesey street. IS
per bottles j. Butler No Nassau street, the drug store
of Sixth and Thirteenth and also of
e. 5. BARTiNE Co, Proprietors,
Principal Depot 1923 Broadway,
door from the City Hospital.
Agents wanted
B. The medicine will be given gratis to all who
poor TO buy ale lmeodtrc