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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-26

That the United States, James X, Polk, President, sold at publ
auction, for five hundred and thirty dollars, in the D strict Of Co
lumba, on the 18th of July, in the year of our Lord one thousan
eight hundred and forty seven, at 10 O'Clock, AN. w WOMEN
and put the money in the treasury Of the United states.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-26
THE FREEM MAN.
.uoNTpELIER THURSDAY, AUG. a6, I487
Liberty state Ticket.
For Governor,
LAWRENCE BRAINERD,
of st. Adams.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JACOB SCOTT,
Of Barre.
For Treasurer,
ZENAS WOOD,
of Montpelier,
Liberty state Ticket.

For Senators,
ALONZO PIERCE, ofCalais, wosbing,,r corr,,.
JOSEPH SOMERBY, of Montpl'r, ''
SUMNER A. WEBER, of Rochester,
LYMAN RAYMOND, of Bridgewater, twirdsor 70
WILLIAM NJ. P!NGREY, of Perkinsville, '' ""
WILLIAM WARNER of Andover.
HARRY HAL of Chelsea,
Ohm RENFREW, Of Newbury.
WILLIAM sIAs, of DnnvilIe, c,,odoui, no
IONA. WOODMAN, of sutton, 0"'''''" w.
A HYDE, of Townshend,
WILLIAM II. ofDoVer, Windham Co.
TIMOTHY UNDERWOOD, 0 Putney,)
JOHN WEST, of Morristown, Lamoino Co.
5 s sssSfE - g 5% 7 < { g sf2 T %"si;a9"n5sn' Franklin County
ELI BRONSON, Of Wfniston, rhntondon 70
F. w, BALDWIN, Hinesburgh, o"'''"u0" ~
i;4iiSS sMIf ! G Of Montt'on, Addison Co.
JOSIAH w. HALE, ofBrandon,
WV. MARSH, of Shrewsbury, Rutland County.
SAMUEL BOARDMAN, Of Castleton.
LEANDER WHEELER, of Cralsbury, Orleans Co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-08-26

ne was whipped very hard-the skin flying at epery
bloV. After he was let down and had gone out, /
asked his master what he had been doing. He said
he had run away the day before and gone to the races.
| thought it rather severe, considering how popular
races are here. | was told that quite a number had
been brought there that day to be punished for the
same offence"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-03

GA the 25th ult Mr. Hale. the special Mail Ascent
OF the F. o. Department arrested At Deerhed, Va. Mrs
Suckenan on whom found money which had
been stolen from the Mail A Washington correspond.
eni Of the Herald states that saturday last Mr Hale
succeeded in srrestng another person guilty OF similar
depredstons. The correspondent says
For tao years past 1t had been discovered that
letters mailed % pass through this city north or south
containing funds failed of their destination. The fact
being discovered and the locality OF these mishsps
pretty well ascertaiued be Ia the neighborhOod OF
Washington. the public agents have been actively EN-
pl0yed ieTrrng out the offender Toe failures were
AZ leDgtl traced 70 the Washington City POstOtce aud
the only remaining object then 10 trace he embez
Elements home
Between Mr John T. Martin. mail agent between
Weshiu sion and Richmond. and Mr.. Hale combined
operation adopted yesterday which resulted in thu
detection snd apprehension OF the offender 70 day -
follows. Mr. Martin board the steamer ascending the
Potomac Yesterday put into letter five s. bank bills
duly noted tor Identification. This letter was post.
marked A. II from Fsrnum's Church Richmond County,
Virginia. and thus marked upon tho way Dill Ihese
facts were communicated 10 Mr. Hale the special agent
Tne letter directed 10 - Hamilton Butler County
Ohio Mr. Hale in asserting tbs way letters in the car
this morning found that the letter IN question miss
ing He forthwith returned from the journey 10 Bsti
more and with Mr. Martin proceeded to the Pest Once
A. Washington.
Mr. Hale announcing his business had all the Clerks
examined but finding none Of the missing funds about
them. aud Mr VIM L Jones, one OF the Clerks, being
ABSENT Mr Kendall thlel Clerk assumed the RESPONSE
bty OF taking Mr. Hale over 10 the room OF Jones. At
the residence OF his father Or Jones late P NJ and one
OF mos, respected and worthy citizens Here IN
pair Of young Jonsss psnt4lOons. was found a wallet
containing some $40 and Ia the parcel $50 Of the
money enclosed ia tic aforesaid letter, by Mr. Martin.
discovered
Young Jones was forthwith arrested and bound over
before Justice Clddard 10 answer in recoenzsnce OF
5000 The case Is clear. aud from the high respects
bty of young JOuess family and their connections has
created considerable excitement in the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-03

as the history o. two nations the whole correspond
ing 70 the spiritual OF internal history Of the race.
Many pages are now employed in continuing The
narrative of the earth and is human inhabitants.
The food IS spoken Of, Americs is said to have
been pcopici az that time not only b. its aborisi
ma inhabitants but by nation from Asia which
lived 10 Yuca.an and was advanced In the arts and
sciences beyond ali other existing men Hero.
rvphics arc now invented and the history Of an.
guage as it can be traced at the present time com
mences The author goes on % speak Of races ex-
tngu.hed by various means. OF various movements
and changes Of tribes Of the origin of architecture.
Of vegetable productions then existing Of remark
sble buildings erected in Spain, Yncstan AMI Bra
I'll. Of the settlement Of Egypt and Greece and the
foundation Of jerusalem and Jericho ofthe Western
Hemisphere Nc.
The C. arvoy ant then takes up the subject OF Ian
ruage as Introductory 70 what he has to say CON
corning Ha-ioyaphy Theology Archeolsy and
other similar subjects Ia this connection he
speaks Of the science Of Corrcspondences. As 70
Theology he says that manymen have written upon
the subject but in vain. Theological writings and
controversies as he SAYS. have wrought the great
est injuries to the human family pluuging them in
TO the depths Of poverty meutal darkness imbe-
city and fanarc.m .nieed through tn, whole
book false theology is shield up as great cause Of
human misery aud degradation
The remainder Of our srucls want OF space compels
Us to postpone Il will appear soon as POSSIBLE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-03
Jn0ia Rubber 9ooos.

INDIA RUBBER SHOES IS 90 pairs embracing
lsA me most approved mshefs Tor safe on account Of
manufacturers. factory prices BY ire case Also, I'm.
,rted bier shoes ful assortment now in store of
sale potlsfs Eng snd and the eon,inenl viii DO Gun
Piled with he Kind OF Americs1 Galoshss % much
approved aud used IN England, ~ cortlsnd-st
DT hOnAoh n psI.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-foo 90 pairs Of
g-ntlsmens lsdes and child ren's ovefshocs. manu-
.ctufed from Goody Patent Metallic lndis Rubber
These shoes for elegance beauty Of nnish, and darssihy
cannot be surpassed Warranted 70 remain ne ssne N
and seasons snd MOI 10 he affected ~ heal OF
coz Fnr .al 90 lib-rsl term. by the Newsrk India Rub
h. NJ. lfactlrtng Co. ~ Maiden sne,N Y. V4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-03
.ySrES LETTERS AND NEW sPAPERS ~
ss'siatSess- FOH FOREICN PORT~. '''A

~ Letters Bags are opeu Al the once 81 The New
Yo-S Tribune for al Foreign Pons, add ell esser' snd
aew,psp-rs deposited iu Gsis oece - ,lrap he for
rsrjed by no very esoes, yess-S T1.s department Ia
1nder ne special Supervision % J. 3. MOWER ESQ
elsnown FOR many years the experienced and ETH
Gent Superintendent OF The Foreign Letter Department OF
the New-York Cry Post Olics.
Bags pen of the reception OF letters AMI new,-
papers for the following places, w London, Liverpool,
glasgow Ir-.nd Hagre Marsei.es Amsorc an, Bremen.
Hsm0urgn Rio do JsneIo. Valparaiso. Buen0s Ayrss
Oregon, Mexico Panama, ST. Thomas Kingston, tJagl)
hztznZas. Havana
Office OD,u from A NJ. I'll 10 p. VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-03

~ Letters ana Newspapers III BE- received Al
the Foreign snip Letter Othts OF re Ne"fork Tribune
for he packet sip AkOO Capt A-Lony, winch sans Tor
Hsyre on the p % August
Also, will received a. he same place, letters and
spapers 70 the packet ship HBURION, CspL Hou-
land, which sails f'T Liverpool on The 6lh lost
Also viii b. received IT tle sans place letters and
newspapers Tor the paesc! ship AMERICAN EAbLE,
Capt Quad sick which ss London on the 8th nat
Ai.o. will D. received A. the place letters and
newspapers Tor the steamer SARAH SANDS, captain
Thompson, which sa,.- for Live pool on NE ID met
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-03
ctneral Eotlles.
PHRENoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
WLERs g. WELLS,
SIN. fYI Narsnu--t. n. Y.

~ Water-Cur Establishment, ~ Bond-st ~
and SyOsse (Oyser BsyJ H. l. DR. sHsyg, the earliest
American practitioner snd author on sterCure receives
paleni, ~ above Those distance may By sending
q lee, be advised Ter treatment Al home. mY3u II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-03

DERSONs visiting this watering. plse. will and Il 10
uer interest 10 tsae the care Absry for Cscaaa
-Four Corners where Toe ci sIsgcsruns directly 10 Lso
srou Ia connection with he BY This persons
leaving Yors 10 The morning will arrive IN Syringe
Al o'cock IN lhe evening u ih- sens day Passengers
will be tieheled throug fon Albany 10 Lebanon Tor o.
This will OF course the Shortest most exTtiuous
and cheapest by which travellers can reach Lcoanon
from The City OF New-fofk
Passengers who leave New.Yots In thse'c hi ooai VIII
arrive by Ghis route Le5S0u NJ IL 0elsk ne ns1s
morniag. There but seven mies OF GsssE ~ snis
route pleasant road, with good tesms aud s~s
coache. Travellers will therefore be their guard and
not deceived The agents ~ any othef hne OF eales
suy presendng 10 % Lebanon. except No
one Ommended shove.
New Lebanon springs, June s. 1877
JAMES q HUNT, Agent Canaan -Four Cora
ie2S nl J. W. sARCOCk. DO. Lebanon Sprtnea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-03
TO THE PUBLIC.
y ri Z ~ y LIZ
THE FOLLOWING LfrrES NAkSAriNS
REMARKABLE CURE or

MN hN - II Z II = Ut
" Dyspepsia, BrOnc hits ana hbeumntism
Il nom Rev Dr. LANDS cl-rs lyman 81 No Jersey, OF
distinguished aailm-Lts aud reputation - puDleallpu,
though directly permitted by he suhor, l. given from
sense Of duly lO.e mi airy afflicted, Win mo hope
that he motives w plead al apology IL ls believed
thai ils Of science give no more convincing
proof Il substantial m-fiI usn 10 here produced Inc
icis speak for themselves and he Letter may Do seen on
AppucAuon At the Agency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-03

nR. TAYLOR,s BALsAn on LlVEA"OAf ne
IL mosi exIrsordrsry m,diciDe 10 ne ~Ofd.-Sfe lot
eur.-xr Sulth 81 Fofsyth-st was an esd seysn
v-ars viz eou.ampgon- This medicine cured lin We
caaIy h< Of refnsEsoie cures oy IA use Be-
w.rs eoQuterf-tis. Remember, ihs genuine 10 Gov
mstet he wholesale depos 70 Bsskmsosi, By The pro-
pftssof Iorncriy s7s Bowery. Jolz ~
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lusll.iuueops.

MONOGRAM persons arc hereby cautioned agsinst
l\u.su0g Ii W Boswell account Of lhe hfm VI n.
W Bossel \ ca 40 the sdslrs OF he said nrm are In
course Of liquidsupu 10 Chsaesy. WIN. Il. HOBBY.
fg a W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-03

The pfOGucIlob Oiincso eissss -
comfortable Boots and shoss has comp leted nh armse
Tor oftho Patent and Tho iDuodocuoe0
~, ny.non No The eilLens u Ns~Yorh, snd nov sives
notice that hs persons ana hrns whose nanrs are sppend
"a ar. licensed aud that other persons are
=, and yend Tho Congress Scots and sovss
W ss 80 CIV Aoy other Embellishments thst 10 n.
70 ,tsht. iii b. added % and pubiished
Dy ponS ts % ~ p.,-ai I'd fofIsod a.
=, o., az a,osd,sy L. Walsh Brothers, Sam.
~ l 10 guIton :, Vim Lane, IL Bsyafd-st
n nI 49,, sil e'dvay WIN Weed 90 BowsI
N A. Rogers Co. 40 - samuel csA"oh' o"
h f oe,.s a, Grand Daniel Cronin, Agent, Is
WIN. AgsLs. 1l8 Bowefy rsss1" ~, atosh.
John neConnsebis, 81 Easa josoph 1u I.in
n 40 John Confsd, 5 Annst
". ~ Y Z. S...su st samuel o. Acton, oec bfosd-
o. D. Wsiips. CslssSine' wy c..,.x - Mr..
! L. Watkins, ia Fulton I0s%s vns-s
Henry v. Rider, coz Dsscel ensn~ HA'"
snd pul.o1 ' ssh,,,oy tss Brosdway ard Chss Osbou
MI Ofsud-st hsys bought nsss Ano oo'n eonesno -
now fully suthOrzed - m4n1fseufe mo S"nsfoss D"o~
81 sho.s Tor wholesale and retail.
~ B-Mf LOhn BROOKS ruonTss 70 no ionk ao'n"'
iksd u maze or VeDa mo Spbsfsss ooo~' IL u -,
New-YOfk. June y, issI -,
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Sn0TLDEa-BKACE- AND BoDY-sELrs.,,

e. UOULDEH-BkACB- AND BoDf-BELts1
- AGArEs Patent Elastic shou der btse-, 80 nyhy
and pstrOuizsd b. ne most cmtnr nj sur
geoas In the country for children OF adults who are In
enued 10 stoop round ldered or snecsd spos
Iersuns win sesknes OF pain IN The chest IN. OF eon
sups scdeniay habs, Or those cor nnrd oJ 'tudy
or the writing they viii md shcm an nvausele
article 10 bae tue sh dsfs aud expand he Chest thefe
Nv giving free and healthy scuon 10 The lunsa met
chants and abOrers u.ng his brsc. III be able ~ DO
more wo with less fatigue well A. improve NE tofm
To be had wholesale snd felsii, a. AOATEs
Gentlemen . Outlining store. 2s7 Broadway,
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Situatioms, Ar. manisa.
BoureinQ.

lttNTkD-sy geauensn ara BE wife. ~iA o1s
w child hOard In s,riesy prvsis srly I'D ~
Broadway, shove BfoonesL Aedrsss ADO ~ hue. o6es
Il he evening Post N1l ~
DUAkp MaNrtD-sy gerNsrssn aad vito Va q
ID seuteel pfiva family win rocu and eefros attach
"a 'ocAlion below CsnxIsL TeTms aust se usoHefala
Address r Tribune ode lyS 81
lkUARDI>t-Rivins,cn ~, few eiocAs ether IRON
IL Giaua W Houston 81 stsses, jasl below Essex,
private family cw respectsh p-fsocs. ether sina %
genl-meu ard he ~ivss. can be accommodated ~ah
hfri.h-d or unrnished rooms and win hoard, rea
scnsb . VT "
lpOAHpINts-Csn Dc hsd N . healthy AMI c-buai 10
ID cauon ars- ard couuOdiJus bosse, pleasant fooms
with e. cold and bstss, 81 50 hoslsk DO
tween Grand add Brocms sIa Terms moderate he'sf'
crcrs exchanged. ys I'm
BOARD ~ BKOAUWAY.-.A fe~ snsls gsnlie-
Omen, OF gentlemen with their wives, may b sec mmo-
dated with paors snd bedrooms with board st5l2 bncsd-
way, between BroOme and Spring Localion pleasant
and genieel Bah room 10 he house. jyl1 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-03

The original form wa,
angular. This contained
the principle and nature Of
all other forms 80 that iron
the lowest and inteTmediat,
forms up 10 the highest
could be constantly produ
ced other forms sccompa
MED with, aud controlled
and acted upon by, the
Great Positive Power. Pro
sression of the angular eyol
we'd the circular. This as
sumed, not q spherical con
stitu,ion. but II WAS u com
bination OF angular and rec
ulinoar plane. Therefore
the continuance OF the an
gulsr b the circular was
only a Perpe,ually progress
siVe form, ascending toward
ths SPIRAL And this devel.
oPed ciameters. axes. and
/ poles, containing the perpei
usi angular, and progressed
20 a still higher aud more
perfect form. tha, OF the p0r.
lical. properly thu celestial
1hus from the lowest l.
kis sphere OF progression,
there was q constant deyel.
opmen, Of Inherent princi
pies and laws. the lower
containing the higher, and
the perfected comprehend
ins sll below H. The per.
peiuAl vertical OF celestial
was the Spiritual in which
there IL nothing but what IA
refined. pure. and overcast.
insly inhnite, contsining'un'
spesksDie and celestial glo
~. brightness, and grandeur
IL 10 the Vortex. the incon
ceivably perfect and sPon-
tsneous substance OF the
GRxAr POSITIVE MIND
Natures Divine Revels-
tons. p. l23.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-03


The lOwestiOrm Is the an
9alar which 10 also called
the lsrTes;riGl and the mere.
ly corporal form. inssmuch
IS il is peculiar to bodies hs
wing angles and recullnesr
planes the measurement OF
whiehis the primary object
OF :1e present geometry -
Tn, second and next higher
.ior4n IL the circular OF spheT
teal form ; which may also
oe called the Popesaal an
gulGr, since the circumier-
snce Of the circle involves
neither angle nor rectihresr
plane because II iss per.
pelual angle and a perPetu
Al plane this form 10 81
once the parent and the
measure Of singular forms
for II Is the means OF show
log the properties Of snsles
and figures, as trigonometry
teaches. The form above this
is the spira!, " aich 10 the pa
rent and the measure OF cir
culSr forms, - the circular
form 10 the parent and toe
measure Of A. yulsr forms.
lts very rsdii " dismeters
are not rectilinsar. nor do
hey converge 10 shXed cen
Ter. ike those OF the circle.
o1Ithey are vari0Usly circu
lar and have ssphsricsl sur
face Tor = center wherefore
the spiral 10 also called the
pcpeiEGl-cucHLv.
There are other still higher
forms. as the perpetrators
raj. properly the rOrsiosi
the pcpelEal rortical, pro
perry tns celestial and a
highest the PerPefEai-eelss.
iiGl which IL Tri'lsai, and
has In /, nothing bu. what
10 everlasting and Infinite.
animal klnsdom, !. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-03

sumpt,e edenisrT hab', or those COT hnrd oy tndy
or ~ The writing they viii md thcm en- invaushs
scs 10 brae Tue oh defs aud expand he chest, there
bv givings free and healthy scnon 10 The lunsa Mss.
chants and lsbOreTs, ung his bsc- vii be abe " 90
more wo.k with less fatigue {. well I. Improve ,hs icfm
To be had wholesale snd felsil, al AGATEs
Gen.lemeus Outlining Store, 2s7 Broedwsy,
NIB Also. a superior Body Belt or Abdominal SUP.
porter, highly recommended. y,l Jun
rI,IIk COUNTRY MN sPAPER Advertising
/ Agency DIV. 8 PALMER embraces tae bes, journals
of al mo cues aud piucipsl l0wDs IN NO United sses
Canada, &c for which he specially oepusa suu ~,
led receive advertisements aud subscriptions ~ me
Nrw.Yosx-rribune Buildings, opposite the Psh-
PYnso,LpnIa~N. w. corner Third and Chestnut
BArlnoss-S. w corner North snt Fsyene.
A. h. h-. 10 connection with any oih.f person. Al or
der. neuded for his Agency TO avoid misskes snoad DC
carefully addressed 10 V b PALMER hn once 10 tnle
Iy isin the Tribune Buildings opposle lhefHA J,H im
nUIeU nil. wsl.r cals Establishment
lRound hin Water. Cure Eslabishm-Di win one nun
dred snd every Requisite for the comfort ana
mediation VI patients 10 now 10 successful operation wisn
an sJundan, supply OF pure % rng waer with which ~
Ibe VARIOUS supplied Patients wii % suPpned
The esp-rs ,srlns are SO wess; varying bcwev.s
According 10 crcumsiancss AMI the accommodations ..
gured Accessible BY nir2ti fTs we
Dr. h. 4 DENNIsToN.
Dr. J. 4 CUMMINGS ~
NORTHAMPTON. May a, l8i1. lclc om
q IN ROOF. MADE TIGHT Tor Two C~ns pss
foot and wafrantod.-Good~in's Patent hydfopocn'
msc Cement laid over al old 10 roof VII fsnaea Rsi
q
Pc; ssS :sd ~::ss y sSS SooS%s
Brad ~ Chsmb-rs-st I'VE im-
=, HUWkh BATHS Ar y3.-we pave Isosyed
"a me Of the Znc shower Baths win and without cur
tain 6Kures at - and ~ They answer every psfposs1
The 81 bath. snd highly approved OF ~ noss wno
have used sOt sal. by - -
jyl7 JOHN J. bkoWN w. va so'on ~
DHiNrINts AND EMBVs-lNs-rhs subscr.sris
prepared IA ortsfs for Show Cards .beh boos
and Music Tles 10 the fr~bch sngish aud German styles
llysim'l THOs BRADLEY ~ P'n--sl c"r b'"ssvsy.
ryNvELOP AND HAikDWAKK p.per-A fall
FIsssoflnenI for sale - CYRUS w. FIELD co:
i,ip ~ BufltnS clip
Z,UtDUfDr sale By CYRUS w. riELb 4 Co.
EIa2~ Borlins clip
PARK4R's
COFFEE HOUSE,
NO. 20 DsY-sr (rosngsLy OF JOss-srl
Nsv.yort avs ssns tslv
nnuOvAI-r Is. CUNNING, Donuss, les removed
rom corner OF ChsnbsrssL and BrosdwsJ 10 81 sood-
a. 1nu TO LOAN At PER CENT % Guy
81, VVj property. Apply Al n bayad|t Ua "
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r. Between John a. and hAiden-lsns. II
r. sswNe Of Druggists and Drug stores, a. lone Of
then In New Yok VII be allowed 10 keep Dr.. CAEfs
rIrs arc.es sai many Of,hsm ofef worthless e9an-
'erieils iyA sTuWkFr
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NERVOUS DISEASES.

Under tbs head msy be css-ed PEI pitsilon OF tno
heart dolOreuX ur sc- acr< nrursi ga tooln seno'
digestion me- snchOy bystencs and 10 i4eI' eFeJ -
ease caused By sharp, bling aenmDnlo1s hunois ~
ritatng the nerves receive mo ioo.o
ION rom the .osch VI rslSef from ihs blood th,isa
the agency Of ih- stomach slc gisesi's OIseNs 81
hrouxh oIher pafs Of me body are 1PpIsn.{ VIC
Ia, disease ,ill L. caused Dy nc morbid Hpfessiohs
conveyed from the blood BY INC nerves - Ns par n
Few dose. Of Or SW EETSEhs PANACEA WI soon
.ssur, m patient he ts- he cure 10 n pDs-sson
PRYSlPELAS, OR ST. AhTHOhTs FlkE.
Thisi Az rf .mmslofy disorder, si~sys ssIrnd-d "n
II proceeds from foul acrimonious hg
NOR. ged 10 The blood and nads se1os On zoe hmss
80 f.re c.u.uk extreme pain snd levers, eli sppilca
o, he suff.ce are han useless 60 hey only
end 10 brow dls-sse 10 % come ohef part and per-
baos cause deah Bleeding q lkeNis7 Improper. To
re b. dsesss you must ct rid " he cause only man
a. 10 get he iyu sgnOrs cut u your blood add you will
- vel II q day. Dk SN EETSEhs PANACEA, mo-
ru I'd purifier q the blood viii search every impurIy
10 tos more pars " lac body and gh
the medium u the bOges There 10 not vein artery,
muscs organ Of he enlfe framework Of man, thai DR.
sWEETsERs PANASEA GOES not improve To lake u
when you veil "a ~ Keep vel and wnen sicA ~ be-
come We
DR.. sWEETsERS PANACEA, being composed only
ofs matter, medical herbs, and wefsnted 90
ozlh ntsrlng not particle u melcuri2 miDef1
Or chemical substances found % b. perfectly bafmr"
10 ne moot tender age Or weakest frame under .J
sage Of human sufsnng Tie pleasant add osnge 70
ts operation that offered " lne WORD e1l =.
the ZINE he certain Ia searching 0u1 We foo
Of any complaint however deep and q psfofmn IL
Price 81 p-- bottle cir bottles fof - so,. ~o.o
sale ami retail BY WYATT KETCHAa, u Fdl.on a.
rO.icE-Au orders and letefs 90 tus.nrss h,.. :, "a
dressed, pok pad, s%EETsEk& CO. Balm ~ m
No attention given - unpaid istteTa " -------
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RHEUMATISM, RHEUMATIC GOVT ARD
NEKCuRINL DISEASES.
FEVER AND AGUE

Fever caused by disOrdefy mOvement OF INC
blood .rugslnR % free itself Of something maj incumbef.
IL 10 fact every kind Of fever nothing more nnn -fuS
ole between III, OOd corrupt humors ard as soon
me corrupt humors are expelled you have no more foyer
When The pa-ni with fever submits - be bied Or nave
his blood poisoned wh rcufy, Il "eakrns ms lfsne 20
leaves him iu1ec distressing ehils, when nln9 umr'
our II ten be- 10 r pn~iers or tonic mix
lures THIS going from bad 10 ~ these vegetables
pills. po~ ders sc nothing bus mercury a'd unlne
r. dissuse hch may Tor time drive The disease 40 TAI
into The BODY 10 10 percepuhle, buL very SON
vi breas o0t 81 viii faffu violence To cure atu-
AMI fever he Cause the dssase must be renewed Sus o
The GOD and hldy which can he ehecusy done by using
DIR sWFETSER5 PASACEA, which pufines clssn.ss
and strengthens. IL contains nothing That can Posshy
iulre and use Is Away sAesuAd hgsinSI ehs suo
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VIII End DIR swEET,ERs PANACEA medicine
peculiarly adapted ineir Most sdies during Inp
period Of Dr. kuancy. are afflicted vita piles Oh.
sWEETsERJ PANACEA. by regulating Ibo bowels,
Will entirely obyise lni' snd rs parfins properties on
on- Who 10 moIher .houd DO without H. add lIoss no
are nursing will had Il VI great benefit ~ Ihe bsstn of
their infsDss .,-...,
out rival Ia he entire hlslOry ana catalogue u
BY IL. extraordinary sireng neuiDg power h'umlales
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