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TAXES OF 1874.

ES,1
OLp AIMS HOUSE,, PARK
PURSUANT the Act "for the Collection Of taxes in the
City Of New York, passed Apl 18Th is3" public notice
hereoy given that unless the Taxes now remaeieg nnpad
shall he paid my Office before the fifteenth day
FEBRUARY next addition of per will be chaged
and further addition of per will be charged all
The present law requiring the Taxes to be paid to the Re-
ceve only he Office Of Ward Collectors having been abolish
ed all those who make it convenient their Taxes
early will hnd it greatly their advantage do thereby
avoiding the crowd and delay which will necessarily occur Tor
seyeia days psytous to the percentage being charged
The Tax Bills may be obtained application the Office
Oiee hours from O'Clock, A. M. until o'clock = M
H. 4. KiERSTED,
ja1toMrl~ re Receiver Of Taxes.
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CHEAP SpECTACI,ES

CHEAP SPECTACLES.
ATss DUANE ,TTEET, New York, first door from
prices -, -
Best double jonted Gold spectacIes cIes..........ss25
Best Be:, single single jonted God sgectaeles
Best single jonted Silver Spectacles
Finest doube jonted elastic blue Steel Specacles l8s
Finest single oined elastic blue Steel Spectaces l3s
Finest doabs jointed Tortoise shell Specacles.. lss
STILL CHEAPER
Good elastic blue steel specacles with the best glasses
with every and attention paid them in the manufacture
dollar.
Good elastic blue stsel Spectac1es. ..........6s.
Good elastic blue Steel Spectacles As. 3d.
Good elastic blue Steel Spectac ......ss.
1sooa Serman SILVER Spectacles.. Us.
Best rortoiseshsll Eye Glasses. sd.
BEST blue Steel Eye Glasses SIS. Cd.
pest Iiorn Eye Oiasse3 IS.
ISoli oiSSt'cics. -. ou
Best Convex Glasses set into frames,
Best Corcave Glasses act iato your own frames IS.
Best Convex Pebbles set into your frames. los.
Best Concave Pebblesse. into your frames, l2s.
Repairs executed at the Of cieapress.
Ladies and Gentlemen attended at their Iesidences
jal6 lm*ec
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%xA TO LET OR LEASE.-A large two story brick
H House on The outhwes,ery Of the Booningdale
road aud 10th street, with sufficient ground whereon
erect manufactory, which will be built If required:
Aso 1.-TWO story frame Cottage House and five Lots the
with workshop, stable barn. &c. The house will be painted
pu in good fence aud repair with court yard in trout on
oomingd4e road.
siso Lots adjoining the Boomi,gdae road. running
ough the h and 4st street. suitable florist
manufacturer. bulldogs will he erected if required.
Also Lot in 30h street, between the 7h and avenues
lease. q. H. WINTER,
j26 lm*ec l6 Wall street,
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CIGARS! CIGARS! ClGhhSl
nj EZEkIEI 92 Nassau opposite the Herald Build
~. ng respectfully invites the attention OF his friends aud
the pubic generally the following choice Cigars,
ceyed BY late arrivals from Havana -
Regaas Of brands Pa,eteim Of various brands
Normas, fnncipes,
Yugsnui1ad, Riolda,
EsTerauza, Napolsones,
la India, Noriegis Lord ByIons
The above Segas imported aud
the trade invited to call and examine them.
NJ BOrders from abroad will be strictly attended to.
lm&
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T. Neal, an Irishman living IN the North Ward OF
his city attempted 10 take the lite Of his wife yesterday
morning by discharging at her gun loaded with buck
shot He is man Of intemperate habits and has often
before threatened /, take her e as we'll as that OF his
son. lad OF i5 VIII, left his fathers house some tine
since that unit The poor wife started and tell al
he alsh tho charge grazing her breast The neghhors
alarmed by the neise Immediately rushed IA and secnre
the brute and brought the before Justice Andruss
by whom he was fully committed.-Newark Advertiser,
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TAHrTI.-Extract OF letter received in this city,
dated Tahiti, August IL -" At the present time
there every prospect things being ameaby arranged
within few months. think the French will not make
further hostile unless the natives should pro.
yoke II by but wait for the determination OF
the KING Of the Funch We have had no fighting for
some weeks and consider ourselves too strong for the
natives TO have any hope Of success in attack"
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EUROPEAN EXPRESS

FOR SALEh sa,y and Gst Mil with large work shop
attached 70 which applied about horse power
the ml-togetber wh dwelling house, barn. blacksmith
shop and ell ht land he above property situated
miles from New York and from Harlem
TOMPklNS 1888 EdIdge IT. New ork, the premises Of
jal2 lm*ec PETER J. SHEANWOOD.
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Total. ....39. 90l2. .$542 $50
OF which Tie TONS the two iron boats for Govern
ment at expense OF 0U0, leaving outlay by pri.
vate individuals of $500 $50 in vessels
Nor this the whole amount of tonnage outlay
for 1884, Many of the boats and sail vessels underwent
expensive engagements. Some $40 900 expended
Upon upon the Constellation, Rochester, Clinton and
Harrison The Chauauque enlarged from i62 to 204
sons and otherwise improved at an expense of $1,000
The Waterloo (both bosts) was enlarged frem 90 to
i4l TONS expense similar to the CT and the schoon
Skinner (also vessel) rebuilt and enlarged
43 TONS at considerable cost Numerous other vessels
underwent similar Improvements at heavy outlay
Buffalo Ado, Jan 25.
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NAvAL.--The U. s. ship Potomac sailed from
kins ston, JAM, on the 9th ut for Port au Prince
officers and crew all well. The u s. ships Cumberland
Plymouth and Fairfield at Gibraltar the oath De
ceber These fine ships and models of naval architec
arrived there upon the 9Th November four day
from Mahou The Fairfield about returning home
alter long cruise. The other two ships would return
sgain up the Mediterranean. Both the Cumberland and
Plymouth built at Boston Upon the late trial of
speed between the three vessels the proved the
iaster in all points OF sailing.
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- VERY DESIRABLE LOTS FOR sALE.-Fiye
8 Lots the soythey side Of 18th street, avenue
six Lots the norhey side Of 18th street between 9Th
aud th with yards 'front.' and in the midst
elegant improvements.
Three Lots the southerly side of lh street. between the
9Th and 7th avenues ia an improving neghborhood.
Lots the easey side Of th avenue between 18th and
18th streets, with cellars partly dug out
r. Five Lots the nohery side of 39h between the
and Pad avenues, looking the city and East River
The whole may remain mortgage, If improved,
aud 20 rer cent If not improved q. H. WINTER,
J26 lm*sc Is Vail street.
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Qp-A FOR SALE-The House and Lot No. 8 Wall street,
@ being 40 feet front Wall street The building
es high, eyclusyeof the basement and The
contain about thirty apartments all we'll and
whole is in excellent order.
Also the hreesory brick Stores Nos IA and 6 Maiden
lane and the hre story brick building the side Of
Greene street. door south Of Maiden lane and
adjons the property Maiden lane These premises
gopd order and well situated for business.
All the above mentioned property is well tenanted and
for permanent investment peculiarly desirable :
j23 2w%rc /. X. TlLLOU, 50 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

A PROG REATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL
THE greatest discovery in medical science is that of N
Desomeaux of Paris He has entirely exploded tho
ally received opinion Of The s.snse Of acuI.ble ssEy
extremely re The nvsriabe and universal Of nj,
SIr Cordial in instance, Of producing ths state Of
Sho for psed childs. lonen. ha. fully eatabiahs
the Of the Procrcatve Elixir Cordial Il is nlaiable
enural weahnsss duor albus debility incontnence and tn
tsrous train Of complaints arising from ness
eudenss s great and invsrsbe success is j, scommenda
Wished sale Of than 6y thousand bottles and pack
sufficient evidence Of is excellence end the
n which it is held II is pleasant and agreeable the t1fs
The undersigned ishe only authorised ts country
Price - bottle.
For the convenience Of those residing ont Of the city tho in
gradients composing the Elixir Cordial cksg
fer transmission by mail with full direction prcp-rirg
Price Of package 50, making tl,irs bottles.
6N letters must be postpaid, and directed to
DR.. b. MELVEAU, box 2. N. Yoyh civ,
- - Ofce l2s Liberty I.
NELadies calling for the "EliIr" will be waited on
lady ia attendance. dl4 ipn%m
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TIE PICTORIAL NEWS ROOM,
No. % CATHsRiNE STREET, BETWEEN EAST


TIE PICTORIAL NEWS ROOM,
No. % CATHERINE STREET, BETWEEN EAST
BRQhDWAY AND HENRY STREET.
H HAWKES., having htt d M Parlor General News
ferds. and hopes by attention business to merit
tnnnce q u. vors literally bestowed since he has been
in the public line,
The room furnished with New York and Old Country Pa
pers regularly
The Bar supplied with choice Wines and spr fine flavor
ed Segars, and hne fale Ale, nc. j23 imsec
GENTLEMENS OUSCLOTHlNU
GENTLkMEN OR FAMILIES desirous Of converting ulo
cash their superuops cast Of Clohing, will from
the sre,cribeI Che hl0hEsT CAsh fRiCEs.
To families Gentlcan quitting the city changiug
sidence having effects Of the kind dispose Of will Il
much their advantage send for ths Subscriber. who will
''''''N H. LEvEIT. 0ihcs No: ! Wall street.
and ct 40 Hudson
GA lime through the rost Office, othsrwis.. win be
pudctuaily attended TO- ja4 ln*rc
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON. ,INsuKAYCE CvMfANY.
ELECTION for Directors Of this Instituton for the
n sung will be held AT the o OF the Company No.
&c Wal street, on Monday the Sd Of February
Poll open from " o'clock Nj. TO clock 7. M.
j2tOt3rc GEO. Il. HOPE, Secretary.
OFflCE OFTHE AUBURN & ROCHESTER, II. II. co. |,
ChNANDAIGUA, A, Ih j JtnHary, l845
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Directors Of ihst tou-
IN pan have this dy decied semiannus dividend Qf
cent p able the tt day Of February Of the
pohs of their business Tor the months Stock
holders whose stock registered IN the City Transfer Books
for this Company will receive payment AZ the Bank o the State
OF New York IN ths City Of New York. and those whose stock
w receive payment at this office.
days. CHAs. SEfMOUh, Treasurer.
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FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL.

HE&S&4 The Royal Mail Steamships CAMBRIA
ZLXxE%X&1Aand IIBERNIA will leave Boston, for the
-ak&f4&H above ports, as follows =
Cambria g: f. Judkns Esq, Commander. Saturday, Feb.
Hhernia, A. iyre ESQ., Commander, Saturday, March l.
na-stse 10 i.fcrtpui.s Slz9.
Apply TO d. BRIGHAM, jr Agent
j29rc No. 3 Wall sreet.
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SE4ARS-SEGARS-S
n M. HENRlQUES, 81 William street. respectfully in.
L. ves the attention of his friends and the public generally
TO the following choice Segas us received by late
from Havanas--
Regalas, brands Paneteas Of various brands.
Normas Principes.
Yngenindad Vegueros.
EsperanEa. RiOnda.
La India. Napole oes.
Lara. Palma Celebradas.
Eragancas. Trabucas.
N0regas. Canones,.
The above Sega are as genuine and imported
and the trade would do well call and them
TO purchasing elsewhere DIS lm*rc
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REAL FSTATE FOR SALE

~ KEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
AtsA ABOUT FIFTY ACRES Of choice Land in the O..
I'm Ward the city Of Brooklyn. fronting the New Yo
-k<-Bay, and commanding beautiful prosrect The stua
tioo Is highly pcture,que Enquire Of JOHN g. BERGEN
the premises. ja29 lm src
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.s& FOR SALE-A valuable Farm, forming part of the
4.nst hnown Mo,risapia situated the Harlem RIVER,
tbs county n Weschester, consisting of hundred
aud land properly fenced and good order Upon
the Farm fre commodious modern built Mansion House,
gen, mans country residence There ssS the Farm
two Farm Houses, and all buildings Also,
valuable mill site and power and orchard The said
Farm accessible from the city, being within nine mes
Of the City Hail. with the psivege of broge
Harlem niveG The cars q the Harlem Railroad within
que tween u and 3 p M. of H. NJ. NORRIS.
jl8 1m*rc IL Pine street, second story
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motionless, he gave their leader the iol.
lowing orders: -'
"Jacqhes," he said, "you will seize
the bodies Of this nian and woman, and
convey them this very night TO my cas-
lie OF Terrides. When there. YOU will
tear out the tongues Of both, and after,
chain the!h in the large iron cage
where the bear | laid sehseiess with
single blow on mount ST. Barthoiemy
last year lately died; and you wilpIace
this inscription above the cage: "rhus
does the sire Of Terrides avenge him
self on those who do him wrong"
These orders so nearly e;embled the
words Of II man, that. heitIer Colombo
nor her father had strength to interrupt
him; SO much were they overcome BY
surprise. And it came to pass. that
when that feeling had given place to
Indignation, they were alone -alone
in the hahds Of Raoul's terrible soldiely,
who had only learnt FROM him to yield
a blind and savage obedience to his
most ferocious orders.
That very evening Raoul related
publicly how he had punished the out
rage done to his name; and some even
thought that the retribution lie had Ia
ken did notexceed, the insult which had
been its cause; and that abandoned wo-
men and their guilty paramours ought
ever to be treated thus. aa..a.,g ,4}'
A few Gays afterwards Catharine
died in the odor sanctity; and it WAS
only Raoul, who, in his last moments,
confessedhIs horrid crime, long after
Guy and Colombo had expired in afro.
ciohs torments. Gaaal +. .sa ,y3s
The name Of the seIgneur of the Ter.
ridesis yetfresh in the recollection of
the peasantry OF that part Of South of
France, (about Mirepoix and Beziers)
though the family has long since passed
away; and never is mentioned unac-
companied by expressions Of hatred
and alarm, in the keeping up of which
Gf l.may SO call it) traditional state of
feeling, | fancy the above tale has no
slight share. Ha1
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From the N. Y. Tribune.
Q PHILANTHROPY. y

BY AUGUSTUS sNoDGRAss.
He who hath read the human Soul, q
m And laid its depths mysterious bare,
Has seen how weak its Truths control,
When Self has reared an idol there!
o, souls there are which melt in tears,
When bleeding Wo for succor cries; 9
And when grim Want its hands uprears, tr
r.. With Joy the famished frame supplies! Do
But where the lambs have made their fold,
The wolves are ever sure to stay;
And e'en by Virtues side behold
The form of Evil hunt its prey!
D Search deep the human soul. and find .
.a How few escape high Truths strong hand
How weak within the sordid mind t1 l,
I'd Is found the love of Man for Man
Self Love! beneath whose baBeful shade
'i Envy and Pride and Hatred grow '''''
Here lies the secret spring displayed,
Which steeis the heart 'gainst others woe
The soul is hid beneath a veil;-- ..,
;.r Unseen the darkness frowning there;
While shapes of evil, wan and pale,
Are made angelic forms to wear. r,.....
How plant bends the varying face!
How fitful beams the twinkllng eye! 'e
Now smiles may wrinkled frowns dIsplace,
I And seeming Truth may Truth outvie!
Such is the love of Men tor Men,
But webs for flies by spiders wrought;
And who adventures in the den,
Is ike the witless insect caught
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THE LAST FAREWELL-,-RO-
BERT EMMETT AND HIS LOVE.

|
BERT EMMETT AND HIS LOVE.
Twas the evening of lovely day
the last day for the noble and ill-futed
Emmett. A young lady stood at the
castle gate and desired adnittance into
the dungeon. She was closely veiled,
and the keeper could NOT imagine who
she was, nor why one of such proud
bearing should be a suppliant at the
prison door. However, he granted the
boon-=led her 10 the dungeon, opened
the massive iron door, then closed it
again, and the lovers were alone. He
leaned against the prison wall with
do wncast head, and his arms were fol-
ded upon his breast. Gently she rails
ed the veil from her face. and Emmet
turned to gaze upon all that earth con-
tanned for him-the girl whose sunny
brow in the days of boyhood had been
his polar star--the maiden who had
sometimes made him think that "th5
world was all sunshine" The cankins
Of the heavy chains sounded like
death-knelI to her ears, and she wept
like child. Emmet said but little,vet
he pressed her warmly to his bosom, ,and
their feelings held silent meeting-4
such meeting, perchance,as is heldin
heaven, only there we part no more.
In low voice he besoug ght her not TO
forget him, when the cold grave recei-
we'd his inanimate body. He spoke of
by-gone days--the happy hours of
childhood, when his hopes were bright
and glorious--and concluded by re-
questing her sometimes to visit the
places and scenes that were halowed
to his memory from the days of his
infancy ;and should the world pronounce
hisname with scorn and contempt, he
prayed that she would still ching to him
with affection, and remember him when
all others should forget. Hark! the
church-bell sounded, and he remembers
ed the hour of execution. The turn
key entered, and after dashing the tear
from his eyes, lie separated them from
their long embrace, and led the lady
from the dungeon. At the entrance
she turned, and their eyes met; they
could not say farewell; the door swung
on its heavy hinges, and they parted
forever. No! not forever! Is there
no heaven? nMa
Atsunshine nextmorninghe suffered
gloriously; amartyr to his country and
to liberty. lla
Sand one--o'er the myrtle showers,
ltleayes by soft winds famed; ....,
She faded midst Italian flowers
The last Of that fair band"
'Twas in the land OF Italy; what a
gorgeous time of sunset in Italy; what
a magnificent scene! A pale, emacia-
ted girl laid upon the bed of death. Oh.
it was hard for her to die, far from her
home, in this beautiful land where flow
ers bloom perennial, and the balm ain
comes freely to the expiring soul. Oh!
no; her star was set! The brightness Of
her dream had faded; her hears was
broken. When ties have been formed
on earth; close, burning ties, what more
heart-rendipg and agonizing to the spir.
it, than TO find at last the beloved one
is snatched away and all our love IS
given to a a"passIng flower" Enough.
she died the betrothed Of Robert En-
met, the lovely Sarah Curfaa. I,aly
contains her late remains; its flo aefs
breathe their fragrance over The grave,
and the lulling tones of the sheperd,s
lutte sound q requiem 70 her memory.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
c. L. LEWIS
PACKAGE EXPRESS.

IHb suAnsciIber having established an
4 Express to ron between Boston and
Montreal. leaving Boston on Monda, OF each
week rtb fIh hhute Railroad. thence nv stag,
through keene. Waipole, Berlow.f.ll.. Che..
tel, Rutland Niddlsbury Nergsnn.s to Bur
lnrton, thence by Steamboat To Cansds.-
lie Nil pass Rutland, Tuesday mornlop Of
each week, going north, and Thursday after.
NOM ofeach week, going TO boston. The
"ole' " W transmit Sperie, bank Noiss
o'heH and paw Notes, Drafts and BIS. bu,
goods and do ai'oiher kinds Of business tn,,
may ne shitusird 10 his charge. all small
oo"dles taken and delivered. oh,rges reason.
Abls. oders NAV be ieft with William Avery
A" " ''1,t, At the IIRnkhn Hotel. Rai-
''h'' Anl Al the Stage Houses IN The Route
where Ss vii L. sure Ia get them.
Pa'tof age soiciIed
Packages to be marked nv Lewis In.
prrS T. / IruuS
Rutland, sept, 1870 * r
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NEW YORK
GRAND ACTl0N-PIANO FORTES.

Nv ". PEASE late from New York re-
w spccitolly announce. to The Musical
world and the public in general. that he is
receiving splendid assortment Of celebrated
Grand Aoton Piano Fures Rosewood and
Mahogany. CONSTRUCTED on the mosiabprovcd
principals, with all The modern improvements.
'funequalled IN brlllancy OF tone fnenes. Of
touch, and perircinrs of mechanism. and
"'ran,ed 10 endure The cIirems of climate
IN This country. Old Pianos taken IN e1.
change and Piano fortes tuned. Piano wart-
room West Poullney, nes .ly opposite tie
Academy.
y u Tbs above instruments have re.
reired hrs, premiums, (gold medalsl a, Tho
AmeTIcan Institute IN New York fot the hes,
Tone. touch and finish, and the subsctiber
can feIeT persons 10 several gentlemen Of
west and Middle Granville who has pur.
chased at him during the past2 wears. The
above instruments will I've sol A. low a, can
be purchased IN New York thereby saving
rirense OF transportation and warranted for
one year, A5,f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09

nR + JAMlESoN.od,r. tot .sle,on the
IL most li,ial terms iut cash, or ,tcdit.
vct, extensive assortment al eoudA ~ tie a
l.,,c Inc. Dt J. hauefs himself tina, No IS.
t.pii.hm~nt of the kird IN Vermont, can of
Ter Great indut cucn,s to Tho ph,sl,lans snd
Others drs,ing IN jtugs medicines, dealers
~ M there foie md !, 10 their inietest To put'
chase ~ TIN, establishment. II thew are desl'
rous of ob,slnine cheap and e""d ari'cles.-
Having with much lalor established aeencies
f,i the INC PURPOSE ~ av'iltre lun'el ol ne
adtaniagcs, vti,h tie dii'et~hi markets -
ford tr scircilnc sriclcs at the best quality,
and pure chasing them al the cheapest rate 80
Prompt attention giycnlo orders from this
and other states
Dtuppisl's G. lissWare constantly on hand
Jus, rec,ieed 400 lbs. Pans { reen at first
quality @io' SIN
Cssileton, October, 1914
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CABINET MAKING,

I'lIf. Subscribers would give notice 10
their customers and the publ that they
VIII continue to carry on the Cabinet Making
business III all II. various branches, two doors
h"r'h at the jail, where they have on hand
good assortment of work and have lu., re-
c'ered iiom Boston good stock Of mahogs
NV and trimmings and, will hold ,hemselve.
IN readiness 10 execute all orders entrusted
10 Them on short nollce. and IN the la,es,
fashions and most workmanlkr manner
Wanted in exchange for work, iul!eL cloih
lumber and all kinds of country producc.-
\ literal discount made for cash. Those
wishing to purchase any article IN our line
are requested to call & look before purchas-
ing elsewhere, az wc shall sell as CHEAP a,
any other shop IN the county.
BUCK q CURTIS.
Rutland, Nov. 1874. 4slC
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
DIR T.. SHERMANS
Vegetable Catholicon.

An uncrtInp remedy, and known 10 10 such
fur Tho iuliuwirg diseases w
All diseases OF the lungs which cause oh.
sttuct,ons OF the same; such as coughs, onids,
cat,rih, bronrhiiis, and even consumption,
IN the prcmonlloy az iutmiug stages Also
cullrc"mrnis of the spleen, IN The dllerert
stages, and all diseases nl the liver, caused
hv enlargement ar t"pnt Jnundl'e IN all lis
forms constipation OF tie bowels attended
with ,orpor Of the stomach and bowels. and
of al tie train evils atlen liant on these diff
cu,iies.
Night swesi. snd all forms Of hectic fever
sctofula, in all lis various forms and IN mnst
cuishenusdi,cascs NJ those affecting the skin,
and nearly all forms Of dInpsy and many
other OF minor Importance which f0rbeat
to mention.
Finally, this medicine is a powerful allcrs-
tive and dec',.r ont hence, II follows AZ 4
mater OF CcJisc hat al diseases which tend
to oiSii. : t',r ri.utal channel Of ,ltculs-
tiun whr'l"r IN t'o larger organs az ia the "a.
pilaiy vessels " III linda sovereign balm in
this all powerful remedy.
1t is also laxative that rs sure and steady
in its operation and never fall, To- remove
habluaI oos,lvencss if peisevered in a sufli-
Glen, length % time.
it is purely vegetable, and may be used
any length Of time that the nature ofihe case
may require without ever hafming the con
stltuilon in the slightest degree therefore
1t has an advantage over many other med
icine. in chronic diseases, which should not
be overlooked.
Try friends, and then Judge for yourselves
| venture 10 say that no one will regret fsiI;
triAl in any OF the above diseases.
knr sale NV 7 pprier Rutland ,S.ir