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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-10

FRoM THE Amy The Steamer McRim, arlsed y, n,
O.lsaos on the g7th ult from BTazos Santiago O'"s
following intelligence Ma.
CAPTURE on Aforementioned Wool rhf,,ea
elnva the Both Of October, and took penceaoe N,
The Governor and influential formed an es si, ~
conducted him into the place. The General n bio
best house in the city, and every attention was pau
and his troops o..,ohn
REPoRTED CAPruRE CBIHuAnUA-Ool. AMI p"lT r,,sl
(of the Santa fe army had taken chihuahua "''"''
ance. ,,,,,, a
Col. Taylor had been ordered 10 march upon '''''
Tamnu pas. iv,ld
GEs. TAYLoR AND TIN ARMIsTloE-un ine ,nntng
the dispatches from government ordering me sh,m %
of the Rrmisee Gen. Tay lor despatched ManI s. Nv
Sallillo 10 nioTm the Mexieans that each parry der
cry To act as Il thonght best but there was not
be seen there n,rsA
On The 10Th ult Gen Worth received orders me er
against Saltllo. Gen Worihs division ocou FTsg. al
ri Monterey, and the divisions of Genera. ~ IN p
Butler were eneamped outside, Gen Butter va
ering from his wounds Col Baker had ,r,.esrroa
Gen. Patterson, with two thousand had rev N'
Tampico sT.mpN
Colonel Gates had been appointed Goyerno, me-, 80
The loss Of oops the Rio GIande py e.s" hundis
the opening Of the campaign is estimated al god,
Com Stockton hud oIganized regular ~''''''
ment in California. -. ,scs'"
FKoM CAMARao Meriean Rumors lf',s's I'd ilG
at Camargo state that Santa Anna had e'.depee "
thousand men nt San Luis Poiosi But HUN WV
given 10 the statement
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-10

a Brothers Dying Care Ia the breast pocket Of Mr.,
Charles French who persisted in the wreck Of the Atlantic
found the miniature OF his only brother, BENJAMIN II
isvorte and beautiful painting, executed Ia London
and preserve this whether he escaped pershed Charles
carefully wrapped in linen handkerchief marked with
his whole name, and placed II in the breast pocket Of his
coat thus showing that some Of his last thoughts upon
his brother The miniature, by being thus projected
capped without being very materially njured though The
soaked in water fall apart. This picture,
with penkne and small key were forwarded to Mr.
French friends yesterday Nothing has yet been heard
his walch, purse valise Tfareiier
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-10
QUIZ

A great BreaeL IF Promise Case tried last week in
Louisville ne Jury gave verde. Of SoVOo Samages 10
were Miss Nano Hayes (aged about thirly) MI John
Hayes (aged about y Tour There promise PRIV.
ed in the casebut there good deal OF attention,
much filtration, and great desire the part 81 the plain
tiff 10 ''ealch the rich old bachelor She did catch
him, but she got Of his moneyhe being epu,ed In
be worth fifty or sixty ilusand dollars The Louisville
Courier says that the OF the verdict 10 this
caused several gentlemen who have been accustomed
TO think they could do pretty much they pleased 10 shake
in their shoes
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-10

LocoFooo Lows OF OLD FEDERALIsM.-The favoriie
candidate Of the Loeofooos Of Connecticut Governor,
heretofore has been Isaac ToucEY, OF Hartford the
notorious Blue Light Federalist in the land OF notions
Though he has al length been pitched overheard still old
Federalism tnumphs having substituted for Mr. Toucey
JUDGE T. Il WHTrLEsEY, another OF her brightest lie wels
Such is the Democracy Of Locoiocoism--.7B. JOuT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-10

.2l.-AN ACT in relation TO suits upon Ofici
bonds.
his hereby enaotrd, &c.
Sec. l. The seventeenth section Of Chapter forty
eight Of the Revised Statutes shall be construed TO
extend aud have application to all suits upon or
fetal bonds. where. under any regulation Of l,u'
the plaintiff, in whose name such is prosecuted ia
the benefit OF third person, shall have certified 10
the Court in which such suit is pending, the name
of such third person as prosecutor; and in sO'a
case in the event ofihe dealh of such proseeuIS
during the tendency of such suit, the executor,
administrator Of the deceased prosecutor, may CO.
ter and prosecute such suit TO final judgment, unda
the same rules aud regulations, as are provided |
law in the like event in other civil suits.
Sec q This act shall take effect from Us pr
sage, and shall have application to all suits n''
pending.
Approved Oct. 90, 1916.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-10

CHEESE BY MAL.--Some time since, Sir Hobrook, a
private mail agent at the North, bought huge cheese in
C"nneetcui and sent il 10 Washington, by the string
Of mail agents along the route present 10 Col Cave
Johnson the Postmaster General But the cheese instead
of being sent the gyer intended was likely by
agent who loves Cave Johnson less than he does
cheese, nschevously cuPped in the post office mail by
which conveyance it safe 10 hand with hundred
and frsRty re dollars postage charged ~ Col johnson
refused the present and ordered he cheese be taken
back so that it might be properly filed away in THE
LErrER oFFIcE - Bahinlure Patriot.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-10
SALE OF REAL ESTATE in SPRINGFIELD.

Lot west Of the Hampden House. fronting on Court II
and conlsniug y 900 square lee sold to CHI W Cha
pin for s., 1875
House and lot west Court street. with stables
the rearthe lo front and 10 rods deep TO Lowell
Farr Of Brattleboro', f.. $l4l0l0
House and Marker street 80 feet front by I72 fee
deep, 10 J. w. Crooks Gm Sll7.
House and lot Market street. 30 feet front by l72 feel
deep, 10 Charles Phelps inr SG55.
House and lot Seneca Cooey) Main street. near Au.
for $925
Double house and lot, corner Of Main and Auburn streets
~ feet front by II rods deep, 10 George Morris ol 81 21
55-SPriHgfsla Rep,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-10
STATE OF VERMONT.

SECRETARY OF STATES OfFIoE,
Burlington, Nov. 9. 1916
] hereby certify that the foregoing tweny'O ''l
chapters are true copies of Acts Of The ueDu''
Assembly ofthis State, at its October Session .
ID. 1916. uro
j. McMELLEN SHAf L"'
SecrsiGy Of STATE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-10

DsArH IRON isTEMPERAScE-Mr Jonathnn HoHghlon
aged man, OF Rcadsboro', VI, found Thursday
monlng last by The side of the road dead lie len Cane.
das Tavern in Readsboro late the evening before, con
sderab n,oxiealed and is supposed fell from his
aud was kicd--.Norh adams Transcript
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-10

NJ MExIcAE Chihnahua is pronounced Gle.
traoaie, equal accent the last two sylables Monte
rey, Mon ieray ncccnt The second syllable Salllo
Saniseyo accent on The second y Noble. San Luis Po
ns, olan Luis Po tosss, accent The second syllable Of
Polos GuanaSuato GoaH-a st0 half accent the frsl
and full accent the third syllable
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-10

From lhs LiperrooI Slandard.

The Tariff of the United States, although sim high
y protective Of the native industry o the eauntry i
measure which will be received with INFINITE salts
FACTION by the British merchant aud manufacturer.
The general effect be increase the value Of the
American market 10 the BRITISH MANUFACTURER
while II may ARREST the progress Of the people of the
Eastern States IN Manufacturing skill Notwithstanding the
large mnrgin Of protection RS per cent? still lief, them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-10
LAWS OF VERMONT.

ban ACT in relation to the real estate Of
Insane Persons in addition to Chapter A. olihe
Revised Statutes
II is hereby endcfed &c.
Sec.l. In all cases where an insane person, "a.
der guardianship. shall have been. while sane, un.
der contract, binding in law equity 10 deed any
lands TO another person, the Probate Court may, on
application for that purpose. grant license 10 the
guardian Of such insane person, to convey such
lands according to such contract and if the con.
tract shall have BEEN TO convey lands 10 the guar.
dian. the Judge Of the Court Of Probate having 10.
risdieiion of the same shall execute the deed and
the deed executed by such guardian or judge shall
be efectual to convey such lands as il executed
by the insane person, when sane provided
Sec. .. No Probate Cour. shall grant license 10
deed the lands Of an insane person, as provided in
the preceding section until notice Of the arpIca.
ton for that purpose. shall be given 10 all persons
interested, under an order Of such Court appoint.
ing time and place Of hearing and published three
weeks successfully, in such newspaper as the Court
shall direct previous TO the time appointed nor
lift shall appear to the Court hearing, that The
assets in the hands Of the guardian, will thereby Be
reduced as to prevent any creditor from re.
covering his whole debt to diminish his dvideld
Sec. 3. In all where an insane person,
shall while sane, have held lands in trust for any
other person. where lands shall have been set off,
on execution. TO such insane person. on any debt in
the name ofsuch insane person, but being the prop
er debt Of some other person, and not belonging in
anywise. to the insane person, the Probate Court
may, after notice given as required by the preced.
ing section, grant license TO the guardian to deed
such lands to the person persons, for whose use
and benefit they may be holden and the Probate
court may decree the execution of any such trust
whether created by deed or by law.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved Oct 81, 1916.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-10

III How To SToP PAPER.-An editor, who has prob.
ably suffered ''sonle, tells people how stop
lie says"Cal at the Office and fork up nneargs and
der II stopped like and refuse take ut Of
the post Office, and snrah away like puppy
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-10
Approved Oct. 81, 1916.

20.-AN ACT extending the jurisdiction of shsr.
ifs 10 criminal cases.
IL is hereby enacted, &c.
The jurisdiction Of sheriis and sherifs deputies
shall be so extended as to give the right 10 serve any
criminal process within the limits of this State re
turnabe to any court within the county where such
sheriff or deputy resides.
Approved Oct. %, 1916.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-10

Backed Dat. The Hampden Guards, Capt Harding Of
Wrshed had meeting Wednesday night 10 about
gong 70 Mexico vote taken, and resulted Yeas l6,
Nays ~, regular funk Springfield Gas.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-10
The Polko-Rritish Tariff.

The fret of December has arrived and The Tariff Of 1876
has therefore commenced operations let US refresh the
memories Of our readers with the Aniicipalons Of the
BRITISH in reference to this Tariff,
From hs London Tmes
The passage Of THE Tariff in the United States of Amer
ca, Of which adviees have just To hand NAV be- ,e
garded as THE MOST IMPORTANT MEASURE a,
affecting the interchange Of the productions nnd
lures OF The two countries, WHICH HAS OCCURRED
SINCE THEIR SEPARATION u is almost inoossible
TO overrnle The effect viii have upon the
consds fation that, in spite Of the prohbory Tariff III,
United States has been the most important outlet Tor ou
manufactures for many years past.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-10

My DEAR SiR;--The Wings in Iowa caught US nsp.
ping We have elected our Governor but the presumn.
ton Is they have beaten Much depends the In.
dependents, as they 10 hold the balance of power
is generally thought that they will ael in concert with the
Wing party II we lose the State, die the hands Of
the veto.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-12-10

iora Election. The following letter from the Chicago
Democrat Is the latest news We have in reference
the result in Iowa. The Democrat says The following
from prominent Iowa Democrat looks for the two SEN
atos from that State IL the latter with the indie
pendenls, Gov Dodge, who is regular in every sense
Of the word any good Democrat stands chance for The
Senate"
independents IN Iowa like " Soils in Missouri,
Haees IA New Hampshire, Conservatives in New York OF
PoTcupines 10 Illinois.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-05

Co,urn ~ JsLJsr. Duuog tormsr 'e'.
sion o( Congress, Messfs Col"ln Of ohio
and JenI'er o. iarJ land we're very in'm''e.
Tns l1iler, like AL MaD believes
the "EasIsrn shore ~ the f'fa1i's OF NE
world, and he was 10 The habit a. o''en rs
opportunity offered Of 'poAing lun 'o'
win, about the "BuoAeye'' ana NE S'S'e
Of Ouio generally. I"f"io bore 'N's P't'e-
ruuoa p.nonUy i,r a." u'ie, usus'iy, however,
returning 'h". for s.o'' u"'' one Gay VINE
dung al HE fIe'i1tn'' 'e"''eI came 90" %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-05
MY FIRST ACQUAINTANCE
WITH a LION

Before daybreak was reused from my
.lumbcr m the tent by Balm saying, some.
thing ha. 80, hold Of an OK, and, listening
heard the poor creature below and moan
pneou.Iy, but in kind OF suited tone The
horses had all been fastened 10 the wagon
wheels, but the oxen, having had hard
davis work, had been allowed 10 IIe loose
durug the nigh, In the course Of bali an
hour The grey light was we Judged sutil
cien, for our purpose, and three Of Us well
armed .alhed forth IN the direction Of The
ou,cty. 10 reconnonte We marked Gro"
hoycf.ng. ana rs rs guidance soon discov
cred one OF The best oxen lying dead We
approached with caution and quick sight
Fl Honento, pointed 10 the large PRINT OF
hons TOO, m tho sand lua by Us lhe non
had attacked the OK N lhe rear, and lasien "a
his tremendous claws IN the poor wreieh
side. one having pierced through - me ~
lcs,iues be has ihtn biurn him m the naoE
an1 TO show the pfodIcious power Of M
monsters paws the thigh lolnt was d''o-a
I'D the hide broken and one Of the iarges
sineNs snapped in ,No md pro'fuded iron
lhe wound having thus crippled BIS We
i'm, he had appirenliy, seized him BY 'h
lhfoa, aud ,hro,lod him
We could discern tina, The esnle had O.
been sleeping together u ben hT sofpf'See
and The lion, ioiIoWiss 90 The trail o. son
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-05
Pom ~, Ner York CoIr,sr & Enquirer.
.kETCHES OF LIFE AND CHAR
ACTER IN MEXICO.

The ouly town in America, south of the
r. Graudc whici -rScmblcs New York in
re !, Mexico. Bu, how unlike they are,
90 other respects; The aspect Of New York
d.. tr.rcan-that Of Mexico, Aslatic.--
Tire, iuurths Of the habitants Of New
York are well drcsSed-thrcc fourths OF
those Of Mexico. are scarcely dressed at all
Nah animation and hustle are observable
a both cities But IN New York it is the
e-r, of business which prevails in Mex
r.. that Of pleasure. The one ma bc term
IL ,hc Liverpool the other, the Naples, OF
ae Western world Small indeed i. the
.4nhcr Of persons in Mexico, who gain
-.aood hy following some useful pursuit.
Hard working mechanics and merchants
- 50, at their desks, ten hours out Of
,Eyu'y.tour. are scarce IN this city of ten
adrcd thousand inhabitants. But a. for
l.r,. that is, pcnsioncrs~dcpuiies, militia
= men and such hkc,-thcir name IS lie
u,n You wish 10 see their persons 60
o. Nr.i,o. and at 10 or II \ NJ, enter
the Gale de las PlaicrcS; the principal
stree, IN the city, the street where a broth
a. ~ Crahbc, the poet, once kept silver
smith, shop Here curiosity may be graf
.l.I There many persons OF the category
Just mentioned. may be seen. Some 90 10
spend an hour ur two IN ladies society, 9th
efs 10 play monte at the public gaming
houses which ia Mexico are almost as nu-
merous as gin palaces are in London, tho
~, half 80 splcndidly fitted up. But here
50 thiri group-vhithcr are they gong
g. the CA'c-whcrc. il they get chocolate
and have toler4blc luck at chess or billiards
the, vii h a. happy n men ean be such
:, N,NIco Such che occupation Of many
~, inhAhitant. every day IN the week
ua viewing scene III. this, the traveller
sau has fro como truIE some parts 81
Northern fmwrc SAY iroa, finland. ie"li
naturally indignant lie eNclAllns. car
--l thing, b. 49, How j. II that psSfAe
VIZ tll time la this lsTbsrou- fashion. AZ.
a. vel 10 cucumber the earth r but :
D.. %. any thing Of philosopher he wli
s-n regain iis cIuanlnatN. For be WI
re-.-,h.t men are made Of the s"'
v.r,.g the, trcai: and that, m rs nature
a.. ,u it, temperature. u. Il % the" PC
-l4u,.e, must depend The creature
-recmJancrs to great ertent--i' man
Il. d.e, nothing without an incentive II
4, - FurlAnd. he works hard, It = % keeI
i-.elf uaun, and 90 procure the neo' "a
l-. & lfe-whl,h the sol q England onl
,tls when il Is rnoisiencd With the swea
a DE hushandmAn But IN tropical coun
t-.-, nu such lucrative. g. lahr exist =
Ta,-, N,tur, does 90 much. that Man
required t. d. nothing In some Pari'
N.rr.. MT ouly do and fruit-hat sae'
Al cr,a. qT1w spontaneously faiel
t4uv. lecture, 90 Chemistry, ami guar
piagr, ar not wauied there The sol
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-05
TON SNOOkS.

" ! never undertook but ouoc. said Tow
10 set At uaught tho authority ~ my wi''
You know her wAy--cool, quiet but deter.
mined a. ever grew. Just after We urro
married and all was nice and COSY she go'
me into the habit Of churuirg She r,,,T
asked NC to de- 1t Won know. hu' then shr
why 1t was q No IN just tbs WAY She
finished N,cakfas, before me ono mormr
and slipping away frcr tho table. she Md
the clWu with cream and Eat it Just where
couldn't help s"ciug what was wanted --
s. | took hold regular enough Al d h, rnci
till the butter come She didn't thank me.
hut looked So nice and sweet about It, that
| felt well paid
Well when the next churnng day come
along she did the same thing. and follow.
ed suit and fetched the butter Again nul
again II was don, just so, md | was rogu-
larry in for it. every time. Not sword SAID
YOU know, Of course We'll. hy and hv
this began to be rather irksomc wanted
she should jus, ask mo bat she never did.
aud couldn't say any thing about it To
save nv lie So on she went At last !
modc resolve that wouldn't churu nnoth-
day came, aud wien IN, breakfast She al
ways got nice cskiaSts-vhcu that was
swallowed, there stood the churn got
up. and standing for few minutes, lust to
give her 4 chance ] put on my bat aud
rdilcd out Of doOrSi ! stopped IN the
ward, to give her time to call me, but never
word said she ard 50 with alpltatlng
heart | moved ou w..t VII town. and
al over town. and my foot was as restless
~ was tina, Of NoaA's dove. felt as II
had done wrong didn't exactly feel
huw-but there was All Understandable sen
satiIn of guilt resting on me all the fore
noon. 1t seemed as il dinner time never
would come, and as for going home one min
ute before dinner. would as soon have cut
my ears "a So | went frctting aud mop
iug about town ill dinner hour came Home
went. feeling very much as a criminal
must. while the jury is out having in their
hands his dc.tny--licc or death couldn't
make up my mind exactly how she would
meet mc--but some Kind Of storm ! expect
cd. VIII YOU believe it---shc never greet
ed me with n -vcctcr Nmllc--ncvcr had a
better dinner for mc than on that day but
there stood the churn just where LETT IT,
Not word wns said. felt coniouudcdl .
cut, aud every mputhful of that diurcl
seemed n. If it would choke me She didn
pay any regard to il however, hut went on JUL
exactly Ms if nothing had happened. Be
fore dinner was over hid again resolve
F. and showing back my chair J marched O.
{ the churu. and wont NJ y. inst III the ol'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-05

ne sal Of ~, insirtc,.,blct- b. pot tt
20 r'r,, door Of fuli rnilop
'l.'' i.,' u u yc-c' orr u1tl
--h.,' h'r' shouted or, urtr q, D..
d''.j lr', iN, at-,t
Nu.. '..... foot.', ils. po-t o.
'.r'd which tss 'rh'r.b line u,c .l
m,siI have bon r-o,d Of Luckily. n
square oh he ~ nv,Tcd servant wHh
hots' atm he'd roc g., 90, h1dant,, bunly
N N-ni m Washing cfihe pa vcment lie
ru'h'f 80 the 'rol and ,urn,nr short before
tln--d podcrtort he hsrgrd HIN. ut tho
top OF lbs voice, Tor Cod, SAKE TO put han
our
cfhsp. BIS Sable f,cnd, cvc did n, eis
ten lni may be bis IVORY diJ at shine. IS
he chsuab.y tytntl the current Of tho
stream upon the unmcuiion,blc portion OF
the POOR devils octhefmrnts' The hfr
wa, cIunruShtd NthuW serious damage
~ the paper, ay--lhc lonfrr vns thot.
ougNly sa'u'alci- Nni having exchanged
hn heavy o.lc vet T., skin dtsnchinc
he departed pf',-lIy sober amidst ito
chc'u ofthc crowd who had Witnessed 'h'
finale - mos, vociicrou,ly eur'ng all im
provcmsnn N magnetism and oomtnH
bls,' g + y
PniiApriruIC Oct :, 1916
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-05

uTTbs Union denies the current fepo''
that, contract hs, been MADE win Captain
Taylor, by the Government TO h''' 'o"1'
m.a-ol.~,t over the bar Al TsmFioo' by 'Af
az @ IpdA rvbbSf esnsi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03

nation has great in the interior and that they
will be sufficient any evenfor the administrative order
and moral power Of the government increase them The
government Of the United States with little reflection.
will perceive that the which il wages against is
not be terminated by conquest Of country, but by
honorable propositions Of peace.
Animated by patriotism, the Governors of Departments
aud the uslrous clergy of The Republic will nobIy aid
the government with the il has asked of them
and there is no doubt but they will do it promptly and
cheerfuly and the Commandant Generals following the
example morality and good government set by the Chief
Mag strae will cooperate might be expected om their
civic vrues-tha by economy the sacrifices Of the nation
may be less.
The problem that the Mexican government live upon
its interior resources and sustain the though il
should be continued FIVE years is solved. And is
also the time it has been able decree
the payment Of its creditors The last arrangement of the
debt which proof of the good faith and prOby Of the
government ndemnes them fully for the sacrifices which
they made during the short period of suspension,
sary only for the moment
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
I'D s. ~ IS
2
For the Cure Of Hepaie Lirer Complaint Dyspepsia and
Sick Acbe


Sick Head Ache.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.-Pain in the right side
under the edge of the ribs increased pressure sometimes the
pain the left side the patient rarely able 10 lie the left se
sometimes the pain felt under the shoulder blades frequently
the of the shoulder, and mistaken
rheumatism in the right The stomach is affected with loss
appetite and Sickness the bowels in general cosve sometimes
ernang with lax the head is troubled with pam accompanied
with dull heavy sensation in the back part There generally
considerable loss OF accompanied with painful
having left undone something which ought 70 have been
done slight dry cough sometimes attendant The patient
complains Of debility; he is easily startled; his
cold and burning and he complains OF prck sensation Of
the skin; his spirits and although he satisfied that
would be beneficial to him. he scarcely
fortude enough In fact he dtrusts remedy
Several of the above symptoms attend the disease but have
occurred where few of them existed yet examination Of the body
death has shown the liver have been extensively denged
CERTIFICATES.
having associated
In medicine for nearly and half have
had many opportunities Of witnessing the good effects Of his Liver
Pills believe they have cured and relieved much larger
Of the diseases the than have known cured
Teiev ed by any other of treatment
! December 7, 1886. OLIVER MORGAN NJ. d.
Dr. McLANEs LIVER PILLS-This is 10 certify that have
been
icians obtaining relief On hearing
Dr. McLanes Liver Pills. obtained and used two boxes.
almost fully restored to healh the Liver Pills have given
surprising relief s DAVIS, near Pittsburgh
Oserve-none genuine without facsimile Of the Popreor
signature.
PREPARED for the proprietor by JONATHAN KIDD Co.,
wholesale Retail Druggists, No CO. Woo Sta Pittsburgh.