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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-21
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC WING
CONVENTION.
MoRRIsvILLE, Aug. 10, 1874

MORRiSFILLE, aug. 10, 1910
Agreeable to previous notice goodly portion of
the Wings OF Lamoille Co. assembled at VIM Ray
mond's hotel at Morrlsye, on the 18th inst for the
purpose Of selecting some suitable person as can
ddate fer SENATOR and to devise means for the fur.
Their promotion Of the cause, &c.
The convention was called to order by Hon. J.
Waterman, who stated briefly the object of the
meeting-when on motion Of Hon. A. Young, Hon.
Joseph Waterman was unanimously appointed
President and II. NJ. Villas duly chosen Secretary.
C.Lynde Esqproposod that the sense of the NEE
ting be taken to see whether we now proceed to
nominate candl date for SENATOR when after re-
marks being severally made by Messrs Lynde
Young, and others, the convention decided the next
business TO be the election Of candidate by bal
lot.
The votes being taken sorted and counted, it ap-
peared that Cornelius Lynde Esq. of Johnson, was
nearly unanimously elected II candidate and after
some further consultation, Mr.. Lynde responded in
few brief and appropriate remarks, thanking the
convention for their Kindness and concluded by ac-
cepting the nomination
On motion of c. Lynde, Esq. a committee of
vigilance consisting of two from each town in the
county appointed, whose duty it is to see that
every Wing voter in the towns where they rcspec-
lively reside, is at the polls far as Is consistent
on the I'd day of Sept. next.
The following named gentlemen were duly cleo
ted said committee, viz:
UOlcOH-Philander Pmith, Drill Whitney,
Eimore-Geo w. Bailey, Freeman Matthews
Siope-Jos. C. Raymond Randolph Washbun
.NowisiOwn-Ili S. Atkins, Ahira Lewis
Sefing-Asaph Kenfeld, Sas Mosher.
Hydepdk-Moses b. Lovelund, Chester Clemons
Eden Alassa Basset Eli Kinds Jr
UdtTuWe- phalet Brush Jesse c. Holmes.
JohnSOn-H NJ. Villas, Miuard Mills
Cdmbridge-Norman Atwood, II. p. Darling.
Beiuidpe-E. S. Holmes.
On leave the following resolutions were then
presented by the Secretary and unanimously adopt
ed as the sentiments Of this meeting, viz:
Resolved, That we have the utmost confidence
in the ability and integrity of Cornelius Lynde,
Esq. this day nominated a candidate for senator
Of this county, and that we each and oil of us
pledge ourselves to all honorable means to Sc
cure his election.
Resolved, That in the opinion of this convention
it is the duty of every true wing to support The reg
ulary nominated iOhig candidate by his Uoie, and not
profess to be wings and brow their votes for either
abolltlonist or ocofoco candidates.
Onmotion of Hon. A. Young, it was agreed that
the proceedings of this meeting be signed by the
President and Secretary, and sent to the VT Watch
man and State Journal for publication.
On motion the Convention then adjourned sine
die. JOSEPH WATERMAN, Pres
HARRISON NJ. Villas, Sec.
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LITERARY REGISTER.

The Farmers Library and Monthly Journal of Agricuuro New
York, Greedy q McElUth--JohuS skinner, editor.
We arc much Obliged TO the publishers for the August
being the second which hes been published, which
have received. The part devoted the farmers Library
consists of 60 pages devoted Lectures TO Farmers on Agcu
tum Chemistry by Alexander Pezho tho Monthly Jour
nal consists OF o. pages, embracing twenty valuable articles,
mostly upon various agricultural topics. This work to the
aGm. what the monthly Reviews the politicians and tho
literary world consisting Of articles OF high order OF talent
cd the best Of THEN kind. IL il needless TO saw TINT II do
support and Cm country interested m sustaining
and ubuudpny able 10 SUSTAIN work OF this sort this should
receive ample support II would be roproach upon the people
of this county, ills experiment 10 il The price So
per annun in advance, The typography OF this work excel
lent
The National Magazine and Industrial Record New-Yok,
Redwood Fisher editor. 50 per annum in nd'ancooice lGl
Fulton street,
We have received number, but have glanced nos.
ana IN the hands ola friend This is monthly, bearing the
same reg aton TO commerce and manufactures docs the proceed
ing WORK agriculture is also embraced Tho project is
dmae but OF tho exeeuton judge without read
ing.
COLUMBIAN Lady and Gentlemans Magazine NewYork, L.
1nel Post, 50 per nnnum la advance.
The September number out in admrnb soason md il x
ceent Rarely have we seen touching picture than the
thpn this number presents,
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The "blusterng letter, the unwarranted inter-
ference, and singular eilrontery" were simply my
refusal to permit responsibility to be thrust upon
me which did not belong to me- and an earnest en-
deavor to make gentlemen understand that their
papers must be submitted to the tribunal the law has
appointed to Judge over them The relative merits
of the two indexes are of no Importance save
as they bear upon the question of the righteousness
of the choice between them and is matter not
necessary to be bruted here, though venture to
say the published index will be preferred by large
majority Of those most competent to Judge.
| must now, sir, draw this somewhat extended
article TO a close; it has been only from sense Of
duty that have written it at all. have to express
the hope that by publishing it as it is you will
counteract the false clamor to winch you have given
publicity.
Your correspondent appears to have u premoni-
ton that lie will be charged with falsehood; the
consciousness of falsehood accounts for the sug
gestion.
1t is somewhat amusing that after column and
more of charges, he should turn round to those he
has sandcred for information from which he appa-
rently hopes to learn hoe mach he has prostituted
his word. Permit Inc to suggest to your cores
pondent, that he cultivate his moral sense some
what the seed is apparently scanty and has fallen
upon barren ground, but with proper nurture il may
perchance repay his toll. II he never arrives at
the full stature Of honest man, he may at least,
perhaps arrive at that point in moral life where he
will not be ashamed to attach his name TO that
which he permits himself TO write.
J. McMELLEN SKATER.
p. S. Since writing the above, have learned
further, that the expense Of printing paper, &c. of
the index published, was SYS07 instead of S75 as
stated by NE, and that the loss upon it was met by
Mr.. Goodrich, only for the purpose Of avaling him
self Of extra copies for future use.
The ",ong delay" Of which | was guilty, | find
by referring to Mr. SIMPSONS letter 10 me- of the
f.r,, e., IA sf., ntt \
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WdtcA- Maker, Je,celer. and Dealer in Diamonds.
Has hand and constantly receiving all descriptions
Watches and Jewely. Second hand Watches old Gold
and Silver taken in exchange OF bought for cash,
AMOS X. THOMPSON, 800 Ia Broadway.
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Union, Harmony !ScLEdcniai Concession ;-EU-
GyhingJo the cause nothing for mcn.-Col, Benton.
A noble sentiment from enc of natures noble
men-to be compared in politics TO what the gold.
en- rule is in morals.-P Patriot.
True as holy WRIT and here, sir, is another no
Bile sentiment" from the same "noble man )" we
would commend it to your attention.
Col. Benton, it is reported, openly says:-
"lhe party made a mistake sir in nominating
Mr. Polk; they committed blunder, sir, gross
blunder; he lacks the proper materials, sir, 20 give
character to the nation and satisfaction to the Dem
ocraiic party "-LoujsuWe JouYnaL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-21

Cassius NJ. Clay is deemed to be good authority
among the "Liberty Party men Of this region
and we commend TO their attention the following
from the third number of the True American."-
1t fasens upon them the very imputaion they
have 50 often tried TO repel.
"The charge against the Aboliuonists of failing
to throw the balance Of power which they held in
their hands in favor Of the Wings, and thus exclude
siave-holdng Texas from coming into the Union,
is true. God knows we labored in this cause with
devotion and sleepless energy worthy of better
success than awaited our party"
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NETWORK TRADE.
MEDICAL CARD

DoSSTOR FAWCETT, of 1866 Mutton street, Now yo,k
tho Royal College OF Surgeons, Of London and
and Graduate Of the Jefferson Medical College OF
' also, author Of work embracing the following
w. pbysooSicss Impoency and sterli,y anatomical
70 oynos,Ion and medically expoined, with comproheu
secondoyv o. INC nature and modern treatment Of Syphilis
Fm.s;onS "a III eonorrhua elect, Strictures Nocturnal
aq ah me consequences arising from sele nolu-
oSco sno1oS his private on tho
FULTON street, where the most aggravated firms oS III 80
tons OF tho generatve organs will yield 10 HI rra e ,
meat without restraint In diet exercise nn5
~ Even when the provocative organs become ,orod y, oa
yzeu rom excessive indulgence, or ron nastubaton he will
be able TO restore the parts to health Per.ns
distance, enclosing 81 can have a copy of the work.
All letters must be post paid and directed 10 Dr. H. Fau.
cott, 1876 Fuon-stTeet, N. York.
New York, August 1s, l845 os.sm
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ROOM For FALL GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS.
EFoR few days ONLY, at HoWES, in Splendid DRESS
a GOODS Call SOON Aug, l3-26
FIREI FLRELl

Making 5 - per cent for the year
Said contuge to be the original
note without reference endorsements and be paid
the Treasurer his office in Montpelier before
day of October lS45 being the day of the annual meeting
said Company.
A usual list of persons insured in the several towns with
the OF due from each respectively, will be
forwarded to the representatives, elect the Legislature by
whom the money be Members ofthG Company should
recullcc this opportunity, affords all cheap, safe aud
convenient why by which money for their insurance be
Transmitted and it expected that each member Of the Com
pany om whom due, will improve the oppo
uny thus offered. THE ASSESSMENTS ARE DUE IN
OCTOBER, and in order the liabilities of the Company
must be paid in promptly. Such neglect forward their
when due referred to the st Section of the Act of
Incorporation (Which will be found attached their pocies
for the consequences Of such neglect The Treasurer is ia
srucod By the Directors in all cnss where becomes
slry m tho collection assessments, bling su enforce
the collection of the whole note, agreeable the provisions of
the above cited.
There have been allowed tho past year hundred and nine
losses, amounting to S32,996 49,
1T. THURSTON, Treasurer.
Insurance Office, Montpelier Aug. 10, 1918.
SPnte of each weekly paper in this requested
publish the above notice successfully and for
ward their bills members Legislature for payment
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-08-21
MIR. WISE.

MIR. WISE respectfully informs tho citizens of Montpelier
W. and members of the Legislature aud the public generally,
hat be intends TO an establishment for few weeks from
the 18th of October next and hOpe for share of public pat
Mr. w. would also remind the public to whom lie is
partly known by his annual visits to Saratoga Springs the
last ten years.
Persons wishing to spectacos, have glass
fitted into old frames, informed that they be suited
with glasses OF different coors and orns aud suited to any
which he determine by inspection of their The
glasses which he furnishes he will hold their power
of vision from five eight years From his knowledge Of the
Science Of Optics he determine the glasses suitable for
any age Persons with weak eyes be supplied with glasses
which will greatly benefit thom and not the slght also
Specaces for sighted PERSONS aud those who have been
operated for of the lie woulJ particularly
call the attention OF the public of glasses aud
Of the sight, made OF the hest u and glass and
ground perspective These glasses have been recommended by
tho most celebrated doctors and professors tho best in their
effects the They the hest of the kind for
aud improving the sight in continued reading and writing in
which they only relieve the eye but also strengthen
aud improve the sight II is necessary than
that he has testimonials Of the celebrated professors
Germany. that his gsses made Of he best
rial aud that they ground true and They are there
fore, far preferable to the OF rough Irregular and uueycny
ground glasses that daily paned or and which very
Injurious to the Good gasse be known by their shape
exact CENTRE and sharp, clear aud highly polished surlce
These qualities to DO found in high degree his glasses.
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Although the Editor of the Woodstock Age pro-
tesses to exchange with us, yet not Il paper of his
have we received for the last two weeks 1t will
be something of an effort we suppose, but if he
will just for the occasion assume magnanlmty
enough to send us his venomous reply TO our brief
paragraph upon his railroad vagares, although we
should prefer more honorable antagonist, yet we
will meet him.
We are not very particular about it, however, for
there is as much truth as poetry in the words OF
Hudibras
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OPTICAL INSTRUMENT OF ALL
DESCESIPTION


aud SilyeTstee Specuclcs Of all kinds
dillerert descriptions of Magnilying Glasses;
Large and small Magic Lanterns.
1yllis MICROSCOPES will magniy objects FIVE THOU
SAND TINES.
0Opcal and similar Instruments and Glasses carefully
repaired %
Mr. W. the public that it shall always his study
every thing entrusted him with greatest care
Those in Of thing in his
sormen goods Spectaces with and convex glass
also with glasses of each kind lie has but price for
his articles, from which he does not vary.
Roerenco-he Medical Faculty and citizens generally of
the place. Also, the following testimonials
SARATOGA SPRINGs, June 81, 1874.
have known Mr.. Wise IN the capacity OF practical op
clan for years. and have repeatedly
nens friends him and always with success Mr.. W.
has an extensive of Optical Instruments
with that accuracy ind facility which be Obtained by
thorough knowledge of the science AMI long experience.
therefore have hesitation In recommending him the public
H. l.. ALLEN, NJ. ID.
SARAToGA SrnrSGs, lsiI
have been acquainted with Mr. Wise Optoiau for the
last eight or nine years. An intimate ncquanance with the
science Optics aud long and extensive experience IN the
adaptation Of Glasses the ordinary defects Of vision, enables
him remedy many of the Inconvenience resulting dis
from congonilal maormaton Of tho Dyes with
prsng decree of facility. JOHN H. PERRY, NJ. ID.
SARAToGA SPmNGs, June %, l9i5.
For several have boon acquainted with Mr. WISE
my full confidence both for skill and integrity regard him not
US an Inherent advonuerj but who by skill asdu
ty ana fair dealing intends only acquire but preserves
tae steudias adherence of his employers and their friends
Montpelier, August, ls45. 20
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Importer and Dealer IN Cloths, Cassimeres, Vest
ingS, &c.
a. he old established City Cash Tailoring Establishment
EDWAKD FOX, 900 Broadway between Fulton and John sts
New York, Mayls45. - lo:6m "
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BERLIN.
MTDDLESEX.

'E'lE Wings of Middlosex requested meet at Mr.
Chopins HALL on Tuesday, the Goth of August at two
O'Clock T. NJ for the purpose of nominating suitable person
or representatives to be supported by tho feemen of the
at the ensuing election.
,.,,, 49, BY order of Town Committee.
Middlosnx. AnrIIsi 19. 1915.
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Fancy Goods, Table and Pocket Cmleru
Importer and dealer in FRENCH English German Fancy
Goods Table and Pocket Cutlery Scissors Brushes Combs,
Fancy Boxes, Jewcry, Toys, &c. ''
WILLIAM MOVES 81 Cedar Street. up stairs Pear
aud William streets.
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NORTH & CO., Apoilecries Hall,
my3l nppnsie Mansion House and 3J Goy't.

IN UiRk'S CAsSADA OIi--Fm preserving
SoG and beautiiying the lair, recommended ON the
bnss oliruth and experience, AS noursher Of The
hair and promoter Of its growth at the same time
rendering it transcendanily beautiful. The Cassada
oil affords more nourIshmen for the hair than any
other article ever discovered, and by a continuance
OF its use Il never fails to strengthen the weakes
hair supply OF this superior article just received
and for sale by HAvILAND, CLARK g. CO.,
jams 80 ~ f-ii As and AZ WAter-st
nRIED BEEF--Of best quality, for sale by
~ jss Teiis1f JOHN 0'RELLLY 4 90
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EW MEDICAL BOOKS--A Trealise on The
~ Diseases and special Hygiene Of Females, by
Cnlombat De L'Isere, translated from the French,
with additions by Charles d. Meigs, NJ. D., lvol.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-27

APractical Treatise gu the Diseases peculiar 10
women, illustrated by derived from IIorpital
aud private practice, by Samuel Ashwell, NJ. d.
hrst complete American ediIiun, from The last Lon
don, with Notes by Daniel Goddard, N. T.. lrct
Hyo
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-27

NEW YORK, September 30, 1884,
"SIR-Having been afflicted for the Ia 81 five years,
and al Imes confined 10 my bed for weeks with The
rheumatism, have no hcsitatIen in asserting that
the recent improvement of my health is attributable
10 the use of DInnelord's Halr. Gloves and Strap.
"Having been under various Treatments and the
most kllul Physicians, and none having ever rem
dered me but partial relief had considered my case
az ineurable; fortunately am now recovering |
positively declare thar have derived more real ben
eft from The use OF the Hair Renoyators than those
10 whom had apDIIed for aid
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-27

ESAMILY GROCERIES
T. Fulton Market Beef in !, and ] bbls
Pig Pork in do do do
Mess Pork ia half bbls
Picked and Smoked Tongues
Buffalo do; Smoked Beef do
Extra Western Hams; wesiphalia do
Mackere No l in bills ana kits
Conn River Shad Smoked Salmon
Plckled do, for sale by
ms9 JOHN O'RElLLY & co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-27

OOO ef best quality, in store and for sale al
is5 DbD'S Pant store, Al Dasphip Of
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R ULL'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAR-
NSAPARlLLA--ln soliciting the attention of
the Medical Faculty AM The public se erally To the
above medicine, the proprietor wousd inform Them
that this preparation Of SnrsaparIIla is power fol
extract, by an ingenious aud improved process. That
the virtues of The SarsaparIa exist IN Ibis COM
pound in their highest state Of concentration will he
apparent 10 all medical men. In addition to this
invaluable purifier ofthe tlood, the proprietor woold
merely observe, that the most eminent physicians Of
The present day esteem the Ingredients of which it
is composed the mns valuable and effracous that
can be given for The following nahdies, VIZ: Scro-
lula IA all is forms Diseases Of the skin erupons
&c; rheumatism; Dyspepsm; Chronic diseases Of
The lungs; 10 counterfeit the destructive effects OF
Mercury, Generous affections; Janndice; Hyper
trophy or enlargement Of the heart; Paipitaiion and
trembling IN the region oil the Heart and Stomach;
Seurvy; Chorea or 81 Vitus dance; Neuralgia; and
all diseases arising from an impure state of The
blood. Price 70 cents per bottle For sale by
l.. WATKINS a. co. Druggists,
ieb27 corner Water and ST. Francis-ss.
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lFLES-The subscriber has been appointed
IL y the agent OF 5 b. Armory IL Co.'S Increased
twist, false muzzel and globe sighted Rlfes-the
best article in use, warranted shoot with sccura.
CIV from 100 to $50 yards. sample can he seen,
and where all orders Tor the above Rifles can be ex
ecuted, at No IL Dauphin street.
ap2l JAMES COMING.
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eI,27

AAlR GLOVES and BELTS-Among the nu
Il IL merous testimonials of the efficiency Of the I'm
proved Flesh Cloves from every par OF The Globe is
the following account from distinguished of.
fcer ia The United States Navy -
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The Principles of Surgery, by james Miller, +
X. .. E., +. X :. E. lvol o. For sale by
apl1 ). w. ALLEN, 2S Dauphin ST
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"JUIIN J. ULASSUN, q. :, N.
IsAAc II AUTEN, ESQ, 237, Broadway"
mh21 For sale by MOSELY & TUCKER
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THNARRANT'S EFFEkVEsCENT sELTZEE
II APERiENT-A delightful efervescen craughr
possessing all the virtues Of the celebrated Settler
Spring IN Germany. 1t promptly relieves headache,
nausea, depression Of spirits, acdy Of the stomach
nervous debility, &c. supply received psr brig
Wetumpka, Tor sale by /. G. DUBOSE & CO.,
mhlI Druggis 80 Waier-st
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GUNS and MILITARY GOODS-A Grst rate
NJ assortment on hand OF double barrel Guns for
birding and deer huntmg-ihe best in the city and
at lower prices. Also. fine Rifles. from s25 TO $50
each. Also, good assortment Of Military Goods
Of every descriptions for sale at low prices
my6 JAMES COMING. ~ Dauphln.st
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E6ORTER and AIE-20 casks PHILADELPHIA Por-
H. ter, so do Philadelphia draughl Ale, 10 Store on
consignment. for sale by
m,6 WHITAKER IL SAMPSON, 20 CONTEST
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ERESH DRUGs-By recent ar, ivals from L,v-
4 erpool aud the Northern and Eastern ports the
Subscribers are placed in receipt Of their fall sup
plies Of Fresh Drugs and Medicines, comprising IA
full and perfect assortment of all articles in their
line Of business. Physicians, Merchants and Plan
ters, are respectfully invited favor with their
ORDERS under the assurance that neither means nor
disposition are wanting to afford them every poss,-
Bile advantage. /. c. DuBoSE s. Co., Druggist.
noy25 : gag 80 Water-st.
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nVsPEPTICS DYSPEPTICs How can
~ you doubt the medical virtues of Can,eirS An
IA Dyspeotic Founder, the only remedy OIL
fered to the pnblc prepared expressy for that com
plant, single rial Of winch will convince The most
sceptica Gifts ability to in any stage and under
any form and being purely vegetable, persons of the
most delicate constitution may it all kinds of
weather with DE riect safety
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NJ EW BOOkS-Marston, or the Memoirs Of a
Statesman, part LIST.
Remarks on the Influence Of Mental Cultivation
and Mental Excitement upon Health, by Amariah
Brigham, NJ. D., I vol.
Parts u and % Cyclop@dia of Practical Medi.
cine. Just received and for sale BY
mhl9 g. w. ALLEN % i),nnb,,, ,.,
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g UGAR-6 bbs crushed, q do pulverised, 10 do
Sclarl6ed brown, for sale law 10 close corsign.
ment by W. II. BLACKLER,
myl3 6Water-st
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PATENT MEDICINES.

I ANTRElL'S compound Inedicaed y Yh up or
~ SARSAPARILLA,o or AMI SCORBUTTG
SYRUP, Tor the ei,e OF Scrofula, Chronic Rheuna-
ism. Chrome 3wcings Of ihe Juinle, Erupiinns of
The skin and all Diseases arising from the abuse CT
Mercury etc.