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Business Notices.
SrEcrUs OF
THE TIOS.tI. Err 4,


-Hy CRY OF WASHINGTON, DISTINCT oS COLUMBIA
- The Cause OF Human Freedom calls Tor the IS
,sbI.huaent at the Of the Nscon. Government OF
Nswspape. devoted 10 the support OF its claims.
Circumstances ard the present ss'e OF Public Senti-
men, are peculiarly prop;ous 10 such an undertaking
TIE publication OF an Ansi->!Ayery QsPeF, entitled
Tns NATIONAL Era VIII &c accordingly commenced
IN the Civ Of Washington District OF Columbus On tho
sr., CT January 81.
/. VIII Re edited by Il. BAILEY Jr. assisted by A y.
Pitx1rs and J. &. WHErrrSS Corresponding EDITORS
WE!lc due attention VIII DC paid 10 Current Events Con
ressioual Proceedings General Politics ana Literature
the sres; ain, OF the paper viii be complete discussion
Of the Question OF slavery ead exhibition OF the do
ties OF The Citizen relation to it-cspecis.y viii eN
psin anu advocate the leading principles and measures
OF The Liberty Party seeking 10 this no, IN he spirit
Of Party but in the love Of Truth-ao for the triumph
OF Party. bu; Tor the establishment Of Truth
The Journal will be printed weekly on mammoth
sheet OF the finest quality IN handsome type AZ the rate
of Two Dollars year always in advance. This VIII De
invariably adhered 10.
Al necessary Arrangements have been made tor giving
stability 10 this important enterprise and is hopcd that
it may command the warm sympathy and prompt sup
port OF the friends OF Liberty Throughout, the country
SUBSCRIPTIONS NAV DC forwarded to William Harmed
NJ Spruce :, NewY York City or TO the Publisher ct
The National Era, Washington
Friends oil the cause requested 10 publish the sos
pcctu, and give 1t a wide circulation.
- + Palmers Country Newspaper Advertising
Agency IN the Tribune Buildings, embraces the best
business papers of every state IN the Union. Advert
sers can select just such papers are hes, suited 10 the
.evcra. kinds Of business
pp NASH Auc;ionecr-Store l39 Fulton st
SxcxIygs's SALE OF BuroHERs SrALt-Will be sold
this day. lFridayl Dec Is At Il o'clock at the Mer.
chants Exchange by order OF Eden Jaqucs Receiver
IN thancery the effects OF Jacob Z. Ruhe and Joseph
horn at the suit OF John Moadineer all the right tito
sn Interest, OF Jacob Ruhe in stall known as No -
Washington Market
~ IMPORTANT TxsrEoNY-uyERs PnLs-Look
cut tor the Tribune ard True sun OF Saturday 10Th
inst FOR important testimony in favor OF Hyess Pulls
dl7 Th&Frd
FINE ARrs-The subscriber viii sell at public sale
through Messrs. Il Gurey 4 co. on Wednesday 25d
inst MS valuable collection pictures They will De
exhibited a, the Long Room jo4 Broadway corner OF
Duane =, on the l9,h 2lst and I'D and the day OF
sale Amateurs OF the art specially invited to eN
anime these Paintings and all persons disposed
beRsh their dwellings with productions OF the
Easel are confidently commended to looA tor them here
dl7 1t s NJ. CHESTER.
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" Let no American fail to read the e0neI0sl'

" Let no American fail to read the conclusive
review BY the National Intenigencerof Mr. Polks
Message 50 far as it regards the ME1ieAs war
vi,;cb we publish today. 1t has 800 long been
crowded out By ether matter OF more tran
sien, interest bat its mastery clearness and cain
yigor will commend it TO every honest heart Why
will not those who truly realize that Righteous
ress exaltetL a Nation take pains to disseminate
this article to all who are willing TO hear the Truth
We shall gladly print Extra copies IN small or
large quantities at the lowest Pfice-say 81 per
hundred
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g THE MAILS have been thrown into conf,
sion by the storm. The Casters, via Loas.Islana
and the Nort1sra, via the Housston;c Railroad had
not arrived when We went to press; while irom the
Sostk we have nothing beyond Philadelphia
Large quantities of snow have probably fallen at
The North snd East, oassructing Rs;lsoad travel
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Thing, m PhiladeIphin.

Correspondence OF Inc Tribune.
PHIiApELPtt1A Dec. Il.
When Tins letter Will reach you lccnsIder doubt
m lor II the snow storm which wc nave here extends
Eastward It must block up the deep cuts on Inc Ran
road.
Offcer Bcver OF vour Police assisted b. some
Of officers has succeeded discovering several ar
icls which wsrc stolen from Brooklyn sometime sLacc
They were found n the house Of John l. sniiEc Third
above Brpwn.st
Five volunteer companies for the new regiment
are .readv fall and ten more are mastering fsr
possible They vii &c taken - Fort NfhH .oF crl!,
AM sent % ianpicu s:esnloodis
Lieut. Dearborn IS quite slccssslIs 10 recFuLi.bS
here Tor the Howltzer Company
Joseph Simon Cohen. Esq has oeel teeppo!nLed
srojhoGotars Of the supreme Court OF cur STATE
St AGCrsw Churci! i hyldIhg a TAR Tor the
eensht OF tas Greek Mission n tn5s p.ii.n- piIsss
storm taInN with eccentric Randolph iHAi TIE GfeeSs
So ', ag :; Sf roc Boara-ll Farm &
aeeh RS- IS. Ssc9Aa ReG,a-3 b<- y America 10
We are glad 70 hear that the project u max
M Jersey CIV TIE fsr,.nus OF The CHGrd Lnts no,
70 - abandoned oQi IN iar way OF beng success
fully carried We understand that ieeun2 OF me
stockholders OF The Jersey ASSOCIATES "a= ns4d al @ef
sey City "Wednesday afternoon. tDoEe than tatss-
fourths b.iu- present, ~ consider proposition from
Mr. Cu..fd ~heu the suc OF SKY tc1s-rRt 1oLfrs ont
O., the Hisan- OF the company was plHcea q me
sai o. t1s Trustees tor tie purpose oi p1lda= lie
wha-yeS &c provided that no obstacles Dc
By TIE Cooperation OF Jersey City Newark ADV
p his not improbable that Nj BaNcKoFr :
nomination 10 :, lanes ,ssy Dc rs-ct-d-st sny fste
efforts -re On foot brig this about In.te :
no subject upon y hen to- SoG;asfn porion ej As;-
t-rs A.. r,,rs .snsv. nan ;na OF slavery al al
dress OF NJ N reply 70 Committee "ao issifed 70
Nominate hn Tor Congress s9r1s y-@f- sinee mas been
produced here wherein III Bancroft 4yo= orrnse-i =
voraae The ABOLITION Of slavery n i5e St'et OF Co
lurabia Cor Newark AGs
TIE PARxsEsBuEe CAsE.-The Genera Court
Of Virginia cas- o.derec tie dscAArgs OF ne i-ree ca
OF Ohio. who rad oeer srrestsd io' kicnsPPiEg
ina; ,h+ o--r w r7-1u.i,;ei Deycui low wa;er marx
on tie Ohio ana therefore rot within he limits o. urs
cic..oE Of y=-g:ni.
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-. The American Az, Union holds its ANUS. Meet!
!ns snd distribution OF Pictures this evening at i o
clock. in the Brosdway TsbeInsele when the Annual
Rsn,rt VII be rad .n .eversl Address. be delivered
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- TIE besuuiul face is houssiy indeed without
handsome ,ee,hio. BY smiling al beauty vsnishes with
o.t b.ftny and persect Of ee;h- Those who have
procured the a-t:c.Ai tes; made BY Dr. slst-ac Den
ts ST. Broadway are delighted with them his meihod
OF placing teeth II the mouth Is SO perfect mat they axe
IN ST cases preferred u thco ARTIFICIAL teeth Hade on the
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y LEE orTsIpE OF To-DAY,s PARER.-1

RI 7yaee7s-aHd otA<rs leaving the City IN ths ATE
1, arc Informed that Eueztag Edtt0H Of IN: lIs
isprir.ed every day, containing the Stock sSies I ~
News 6y the Southern Mail dc up TO O'Clock ~ ,a
During Of the Newsboys for the Ece@5z Eosot =, .
tribune every ore viii be aoe 10 axe ,t VIII. 49,
iatss, nexs up 10 tie time of leaving TIE @n'.
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Court caIeudar.-.Tg Ls DAY.

SC7Es.oS Cor.--So. 20 ~ y -, 81. lcl. LOO. l07
los 10 Ia. lis. liz IL. = s. - o., % o. 10 Is
~ . LIZ, "a % l3S. lt2 % III
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was psrsr1ouls;ins WaSrr-=t yesterday evening
II srco-ied 81 fascinating cypt!a7 named Mary
Ann simmons who invited Mr. {. 70 ner house and on
conveyed 10 as lodgings ana s-e TIE Tom1s.
The wholesale IN and sheet ION No ly4 Wster.t
occupied o. Wri- B:una 4 son entered, or the
thief locked up IN The store This morning the deak bro
ken open and IL contents oye-naued. NOT anding any
money the store EFF without farther tnolsstston
"A CLOAK and oyercos: stolen trou tie ertry OF
Dr. Cle-ec-s, No. los AE,i,y.st ~ uan and boy,
~ho, or oeins pursued By o5ice. Degaz, threw item
Gown and escaped Constable L Bryan was knocked
down oy fellow named Cu-Tan, whom he was about
% arrest for theft TIE rogue ~.7 ater~Ard caught by
oAccr Corn>ep-
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HyFrsinN FLVlp.-LsGicS nowadays osEGot ecEplst.
thrIr tolet without 6og-s Hyperion sgd The merit,
of hi< Arl.t sre spreading Ear and w.e. yet 90 nor.
ihsa i actually deserved. Thc Lowell Courier III
Bosie Is gentleman o. intelligence snd es. exllatael
mo ne uIosophv OF his craft and reduced Il scese-
We also eQl lie t00w.As iIom tie Boston Evening Ga
Ie,te
Rocles Hyrey.ca EH.d ia GENERALLY considered oa. *
The hes; ycsiofavrs Tor he hair now n use Ai Nil
time Increase the :,Oe and cs;sloa OF ise psSle
fast is manifold virtues become Anown- Bessie
Keeping me hair sou SHd glossy. ehcc'LS.s removes
-url sn daadlf us urcycstaE badness sd esIiy gay
hair The grAIise Ire auSt"uy and phys osy o; rs
tsr, Accompanying ihc sud, worthy cSIct eSsrlieA
giog' Boston Pest
Prepared ogly BY " ,.Asn Bos,c, Bosioa
For ssle by \ t.. \ n SANDS, Druggists, ioo Eaioasi
corner William Astnte Tor Ills Cay Siso - BFva3
Way and - East srostWy, aHl BY Druggists eeuesN,y
,aruuS CHOU. the l a!lsd Stsies- di Seed
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FURs! FuRs =! FURsl!l
The Fur that warns monarch,
Nyarrn.d a hear

Warmed a bear.
Now is the winter oil our discomfort,
Made glorious summer by the fugs OF Knox.
Shakespeare improved.
MrFFS SLEIGHROBES, BUFFALO OvERCoATS, sc
A LARGE AND CHEAP ASSORTMENT.
Fer sale by hNON the Halter,
dlJtoJl.t l25 Fulton st. sun building.
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y The Members 0! the Young Meas Henry
Clay association may obtain their tickets this evening
the Rezalia saloon No ! Mercersr-

LEcrrxE os MlLroy.-Jonathan Smith, 4. II
de.ivers me s=. oi his lectures Milton stuy
r.:sa: Institute lis eesRz. We have not ye, had an
opportunity OF listening this gentleman lectures but
g vel informed tri.nd sends u the following notice
Ecrz Evenings WITH JOHN MItToS-Ths above q
tn qaa:l, caption OF notice .e~ IN Inc Tribune the
or5sr isy and being aiiu.rer OF The sublime pro
from ire mundane 10 the celestial from youth nave
teer ~ z-ept af1ssr oil Siion tsnilia. rs :rea:
poem was 10 my mind / derived new pleasure froLa
listening 70 My smith TIE subject OF cs ta,d lecture
rss Adam and Eve IN their domestic relation and II IS
no, an easy task to speak Of Al the LIKE lnus which
made Up me SUN OF their lie OF innocence but il
was most happily treated { : D.
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Business Notices.
GoJKirOs LlsAASy o. RoNAN

G;0gStEDs LIBRARY o. R0NASCE
JENA WsIGHs-Can;o NNNNII
So TIC Prescribed 81 La rrsdci.
Yong BlacsSIcs~. WIRE oeAtox, anNicas AesYt
Flew on the wings OF love - h. inl-p4-d
Scarce swiflrf aes through eif n. fesiseTci 3s.t
Than Blackstone. footsteps wAaa his psce he me-aAs,
TIE house he entered a. who made him start
Start backward. ike Macbeth from BSacaos ghost
CoSd .-ectE iietsess liy isse eksN sa} ku soaf
~ Iisuox become deai ths, Miss JuaAsa psep,,.,
crest surprise Tor her lover She bad. dogbtes. rso
hee Tan Pimpes Frsckles, Sailo~Des Redress Ro,,A
ness Chaps Cracks ChSies, Ra sSorIas Seihycas "a .
means OF OURAUD'S EaIlIs cGiea:rd Soap Her ssp-r
gao,Is hsir too she bed probably upTcoej with Cor
RAUDS PgGires S.5ea II her pale cheeks we've ar,sh
ca:npion ccor II Wa uEGoGS;edy prodGeel ny COR
RAJ-D.S brilliant i,7sd Se.ge
Or GOURAuD'S only Dep6s 5 Is WsArf. hTs;5cor tfc
Broadway. ASK
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kECEfPT5.
a, Collectors Office IN Easton - SIZES 75
New Hope 6.Ioo 81
Bristol -. 22.!2i %
Total amount OF receipts. To-, "a
Total amount Of expenditures -------- siIss.9- :.
Metz Revenue. sss>s' -
This line sustained an interruption OF six weeks -
spring and an expense of 81 s9l 81 was incurred N re
psifn damages oceasioned by the disastrous ifsshs'
lat March. understanding the nett revenue '''
short bu; eOT 81 Of Last year.
a, New Orleans eth the quantity Of paper o.
ferng som ewhst increased. but there was 's-
cheney o. capital ahos, 10 absorb everything 'as
based on good security. The Banks discount hes''
good signatures. Texas Securities were nesiscDa :,
Treasury Notes. Bale In,eres, Notes IiSl5e ks1
per cent Bond., l7Slsci Ten per cen: DO, IsS-"o =
tie dollar Foreign Exchanges rule as before p0lstS
bur there is 1.-THE BETTER feeling in the market s.e
ing 44a3 per cen; premium Franco 5fi7: c'i'-i
Bills on sewYork al 80 days ltels per cen; discount
checks, par o per cen; discount,
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~ IMPORTANT TxsrIMoNr-ulERs PuLs-Look
cut tor the Tribune ard True sun OF saturday 10Th
inst Tor important testimony OF Flyers Pllls.
dl7 Th&Frtf
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e E-.ry remedy medicine OF any virtue a1yerTised
II any paper ma; Always be found geauiae and all
party ~ he box bottle or package, II any quantity
Le a Prop.ietors prices only ios or IoHer SIDE Of
Coruxcc-st No. 81 few below The Western Hotel
Rsmenbcr ts for taefe L. eneii ofSce on the other
side OF he md .rosne: II Broadway AVOID
daa CoasTocK co. NO. al.
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2 E1EEcisL $ the grand powsr cr!Ye the ci!cua.
ton tnfo the capillary vessels BY ~nch he coastiiuon
- preserved free rona eli oosifuctons II iusIyoae, the
nervous system gives abd elasticity The
ess and yisor 70 eTefy part Of the animal economy
aud 70 lake proper AID necessary exercise under
Crosby ct. affords facilities.
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f Palmers Country Newspaper Advertising
Agency IN the Tribune Buildings, embraces the best
business papers of every state IN the Union Advert
rs can select just such papers are best suited 10 the
sercral Air.i. nl hnsiness
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-12
V o L. VII. NO. SO.
ID A l. L F. V,S

INHE original and genuine Magical Pain
- Extractor, the wonder and blessing o,
the age. A hundred JoH cheaper and su.
perior 10 oil other compounds. Fame from
a million tongues, says, neat to the Bible
lei ii be preSeJ ced," "If it cost 800 boy
we will keep II conStdntlHjn the house-we
hold il indispensable as bread" Alpains
even those Of the worst burns, are INSTANTLY
stopped by 1t, and Of bruises, swollen, broken
strained, slung, poisoned, cut, jammed, or
otherwise wounded parts and cured NTH.
out scar. II unlIes broken limbs rapidly
and cures the 1corSt piles, sore ewes, consti.
patton, Inflammation, and painluIness of Tie
bowels; indeed all internal and external
soreness, bronchitis and spinal Injuries, in
truth whether man or beast, be suffering,
like miracle il cures.
The renovating and balmy influence OF
this woodworking sanalive is fast exten.
dug itself into every corner # This intelli,
geAt continent. Look into the stlepdid
mansion and the fair daughters within i,s
precincts will say, "We owe much 10 its ma.
gic touch" Turn your footsteps toward the
more humble collage and The tender mother
will! bless its soothing aid. And The pru-
dent husbandman will confess he has ut yer
i0"' "" OuuTi' SeluSu ldulD, pig, call,
or coli, had CALLED shouIdered horse, or los.
his labor BY scratches, picks or strains, since
he has used it,.
For list Of the diseases for which Ibis
medicine is pre-eminently beneficial seq
al Agents.
CAOTlON-to guard against counterfeit,
the genuine Extractor has H. DALEY written
with pen on each box A counterfeit, i.
already offered, more may spring up, ana
probably will. Avoid Them as you would
highway assassin. RecolIect that The save
that has attained The popular noloriely is
that which has II. Daley written with a
pen on each box-all others are spurious.
All orders must be addressed 10 II. Dali
ley, 1873, Fulton street, New York-post
paid S.ew1y
V.ROSS, Agent, Brandon.
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ST. John Iona.

LONG
frs
The medicine will
o
notion England
o
of ($500OO) lie
application perfectly
miraculous by those who remedy paadox
oil the pUe
ubbedts peculiar
the patw the disease
The rubbing
surface, vari n color, the cuicle unboken.
of of
many
physician
The
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-12
pERFECT CIRE OLE WORMS.

Our little girl, e years old, has suffered all the
worst stages OF worms aud we lave never found
an efecua cure until we administered DIR Smith $
Sugar Pills which our little girl took without the
least reluctance in doses of two at a time, and we
never witnessed such change in so short time.
The Pills brought away mass of WORMS, and she
at once improved. She is now in joyous health
We have also found the greatest benefit from their
use. JACOB CARLocK, 8 Stable St. N. Y.
" We have many certificates OF cures in cases
of WORMS.
Also: They are warranted The best Cough
remedy now in use-never falling to cure the
most obstinate Cough or Cold within 48 hours
The directions and treatment OF the disease
accompany every box. Price 20 cents per box.
No Sugar Coated Pills. can be genuine with
out the Signature Of the sole inventor, q. BEN
JAMIN SMITH, M. d President of the N, Y
College Of Health upon every box. Office de-
voted exclusively to the sale of this medicine, No
l79 Greenwich Street New York, and No. 2
" ater ST. Get, Boston.
Agent for Brandon VOLNEY ROSS,
{f555s For sale in all the ViilageS and 10,cnS
in Ne,o England States.
N. b. No travelling peddlers are allowed TO
sehl these Pills.
CAUTION. As miserable imitation has been
made, by the name of '..Sugar Coated Pills" it
is necessary 10 be sure that DR. G. BENZ, Smiths
signature is on every box. 25ly
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-12

ANEcDoTE OF SKELLINE THE VEN
TRILoQuIsT. Some tine since while in
the Old Dominion, Mr. S. was present on
a particular occasion al a conviviaI eve
ming party, when among other topics, 4
discussion arose concerning bravery, the
hos, remarking that he had a servant (a
negro) who always displ yed The most ex-
traordnary courage, nnder whatever cir
cumstances he might be placed, and with
the permission Of the company he would
put it 10 the test.
10 do this he ordered the negro TO go
10 an old vaul! a short distance from he
house where there was number Of cot.
fins, open the lid of one, detach the head
from the body, and bring it 10 him.
AT the appointed hour, l. o'clock, he
repairs to the vault, and while plying the
lid Of the frs! coffin, a sepulchrO voice,
apparently proceeded from the coffin, say
ing, 'don'l take away my head = De
debel!' exclaimed the negro, jumping
from the coffin. Recovering hispreseuce
of mind. he proceeded to another, when
the same en:realy met his ear. Lying
down the lid of the second. be went on TO
each in rotation; when coming 10 the last,
he siezed the head and suddenly detached
it, exclaimed, 'Massa sent me arler one
OBJ you, and no get you quietly, | hab
you any howl Upon this he left the
vault and was about proceeding to The
house, when to his nstonishment a figure
in white rushed after him, demanding It's
head, Not daring to answer, he increas-
ed his speed, followed by the figure, rush
ed into the midst of the company, threw
down the head, exclaiming, dare massa
be de head, but de body be waiting for
him at de door, Mr. SkelIine entered and
dlsburthened himself Of the sheet, ac-
kuowledged himself for once defeated.
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TheYcgetabIe Ialsamic Elixir han

lnef CSetaDle LaiSdnc ElIXir has
now been in general use fjr more Than
ten years, and thousands, taught its incum.
parable value by experience OF its wonderful
curative properties, have accorded 10 il CO.
lebriiy unparalleled in The whole wide
range Of Medical science in this or any 9th
er country.
Since This powerful medicine first became
known, immense numbers, who believed
themselves in the last stages OF a confirmed
consumption, and pronounced by The most
Skltul hyslclanS 10 the country as past all
hope ot recovery, have been rescued mrac-
uousIy from the grasp OF Death, by its use,
and are now blessed with health & strength
1t is Natures own simple Resloralive--s
Healing Balm prepared by one who was
Consumption and from plants celebrated
for their great medicinal virtues. 1t is The
employment Of natural means 10 overcome
and counteracI The evils Of Misunderstanding
The laceraied Lungs Of the afflicted palien,
10 the wors possible cases and restoring the
functions Of The diseased members 10 strong
and healthy action. Ii has effected cures
where all other medicines have failed.
In all cases oil A slhma, Whooping cough,
Group, or the accumulation Of Phlegm, so
destructive to the health and life Cfchidren,
il is particularly recommended as an uniai-
ing cue, and no family in the Union il they
wish 10 preserve their children from suffer.
ing aid death, should be without il.
Almost countless testimonials If its re-
markabe cures, from every quarter e The
Union, and from individuals ia every con-
dition cf life, are lis best credentials,
showing in the most conclusive manner that
this preparation acts upon the human sys-
tenn in manner little short of miraculous.
These may be found in the daily Jarers,
and also may be obtained in pamphlets and
ha ndbls Of agents free of cost.
This incompatible medicine is prepared
only BY N. II. Downs, Troy, vi. the origin
al inventor and proprietor.
CURTIS & SMITH, ST.. AlIars, Vt,
Only Wholesale Agents, by whom A gents
can be supplied in any part Ct The Union, up.
on the best terms. vol.6.no.42.
Sold BY especial appointment, by
V. ROSS, R. BLAKE, Agents in
Brandon.
w &c. sroddard, Rutland,
D. Andrews, Manchester
o. Smith, Wilmington,
W~P, Russell, Middlebury,
S 6 p 5 : .d GeIIdn'' }MOn'peIie1
Charles Morgan, Rochester,
Hsgst q & S Afbur, Burlington,
w. f. Hawks, North Bennington.
G.. w. Parmalee, Bristol.
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RHEUMATISM.

RHE UNA IIS1u.
This most distressing disease, which is sc
universally prevalent, is easily cured in q
short time by rubbing in few bottles Of the
liniment.
PALSY,
OF the legs, arms, hands, or face will be
speedily restored to action by thoroughly
rubbing with the lniment one hour at a
time, three times day.
TIC DOLOREUX.
This most painful maIedy may be totally
eradcated by applying 81 John Longs Lin
iment.
LIVER COMPLAINT,
So tedious and protracled in lis nature, wear
ing out the patient by long gradual scene
Of suffering and sorrow, issoon a|leviated by
the use of the liniment and when persever-
ed in its continued application is ultimately
cured.
WHITE SWELLINGS.
These painful affections are cured By this
remedy without any of those disastrous and
unseemly distortions which always attend
these affections, so long reproach TO the
science of medicine.
STIFF JOINTS
Are rendered supple and Timber by thor
oughIy rubbing in The liniment four or five
times day.
ASSESSES
OF all kinds, are speedily brought 10 head,
For sale in Brandon b,
PiWSford, II. Smond Rutland, w. E. I
Cdstlefon e. Jameson Mddiebury. II.
Fletcher; Addison, w. S. Brown; Terger
Cheney Whitehall, Wright & Sprsgue,