The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-04
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mr. Il. c. VAUGHN'S VEGETABLE LITIION-
~ TRIpTIC ADVERIIS EMENT FOR 1871"
CAME, SAW, CONQUEREpi" is most emphatcally ne
with this article. Disease has eyer yielded to s
most marvellous medical power Wherever II has
gone, in South America England Canada, ana the
United States have proved the truth OF tins statement,
the above quotation in strong and pihy sentence,
tells the whole tory Invalids the principle upon which
you are cured may be known oyou, but the result OF
trial of the article is satisfactory are
the secret ofthe remains with the proprietor The
Medicine is compound of y distinct vegetable agen-
cies; each individual root has its own particulars eNclu
siYc, medicinal property, conlctlng with no other
COMMONWEALTH root makes its own cure-and as
perfect combination, when taken into the system, it
docs the work which nature, when her laws were inst
established intended it should dopWfeS, strengthens,
and restores the broken down, debiltated constitutions
DRopsY in all its characters will be completely eradi-
Gated from til system 10y its use See pamphlets in
agents hands, for free crcuaonthey treat upon all
diseases, and show testimony OF cures GRAVEL and all
complaints OF the Tt4ay organs form als9 inc cause OF
great suffering, and Potghn'S Ldhohfrtpc has acquired
small celebrity over the country, by the cures II mas
made in this distressing class OF Affections So famed,
it seems, is this medicine that has thus attracted the
notice Of one of our Medical publications. In the No
vember No. 1916 oftho " Buffalo journal and Monthly
Review of Medical and Surgical Science,' in ar
tice upon calCuous diseases, and solvents the WIi
ter after noticing the fact that the English govern
ment purchased secret remedy, and atEo holc-
ing the purchase in 1902 of secret remedy, by tie
LEGISLATURE ofNcw ork thus pays tribute to the fame
of the Medicine: Why do not our Representatives III
Senate and Assembly convened, enhglnen and " dis
solve" the suffering thousands ofthls country, by the
purchase of Naugm'S Vegetable LithOhtliptic than
which solvent since the days of Alchemy has pos
sessed one half the fame" Reader, here lerlod
cal of high standing acknowledged throughout Lang
section OF this country to be one Of the best conducted
Journals of the kind in the United States, exchanging
with the scientific works OF Europe to our ceitain
knoWledge edited by Austin Flint, NJ. D., and con-
trbuted to by men of the highest professional ability
thus stepping aside to notice "Secfet remedy" GU
will at understand no u%H0ch ana lCorteSS nos
rW,n, could thus eXtort a comment from so nigh n
ouarter-and consequently, unless it directly cOnfliced
with the practice ofthe faculty it must have been IFS
gre at "fdae which has caused 1t to receive thls
passing rod KIDNEY diseases, greatness Of me ddc& G!a
spine, irregular, pqtRtW dm SUPPRESSED NIe'SrHatiCH,
2uor ADS and the entire complicated train ofcyils
which follow dsOrdered system, are at once relieved
! bv the medicine Send for pamphlets from Agents,
and Won will find evidence of the value of the lithOn-
riptic there put forth As remedy for the rre8uiIl-
tics of the female system, it has in the compound
"roCtn which has been resorted to in the north OF
Europe for centuries for this complaint,
and of the health of the entire system Liver
| Complaint, JaundiCe, Bilious Diseases, &c, are in
stantly relieved. People of the West viii lld II ne
onty remedy in these complaints, as well as Fever and
Ague There is remedy like it, ard no c4iomcl or
quj1iae forms any part OF this mixture no INJURY
will result in its use and its active properties arc mani
tested in the ola single 30 or bottle For Fever
and Aguc Bilious DjSoniers take other nedicne.-
| Rheumatism, Govt will fad re!icE The action of this
medicine upon the Blood. will change the disease
which originates in the blooG-and healthy result
will follow. Dropsy, Indigestion, sc, yield i'll few
days' use of this Medicine. inflammation OF the Lungs
Cough, Consumption also, has ever tovad reti. scro:
ula ErysipelaS Piles hRan1ed EycS-all caused by I'M
pure blood-wi find this article the remedy. The
system, completely acted upon by the twenty-five
different properties Of the mixture, is purlhCu ana re-
sorcd-as partial cure will not follow. The train OF
common complaints, PH,piation Of the H-ar SicI
Ieaciac4e Dcbilty sc, all the result of some de
rungement of the SYSTEM and this Great Restorcr viii
do lis work The promises set forth in the advertise
ment are based upon the proof of what it has done ii
the past four years. The written testimony of lOO
Agents in Canada the United States, England ant
south America, in the possession of the proprietor
and can be by all interestedis sufficient demon
stration that it Is the JsSt Medicine o8acd to tb
, Wotld Get the pamphlet and study the principle Il
there laid down, ftle method of cure Put up in $
o. bottles 2 T. do at ST cachthe larger hold
ing 6 o. more than two small bottles. Look ont an
moi get imposed upon. Every bottle has "Vaughn'
Vegetable Lthontrltc Mixture blown upon tn
glass the ecyitea signature of Il. G. Vaughn on I'll
directions, and q. c. Vaughn, Buffalo," stamped on II
cork. None other are genuine. Prepared by DR.. g.
Vaughn and sold at the Principal Office, 2O7 Maine 81
Bunao, at wholesale and retail Noattention given
letters unless post paid-ordeS from s"lay constitute
Agents erceptet; post paid letters or yerba commun
cations soliciting advice, promptly attended to, graft
Offices dey ocd exclusively to the sale of this article
1872 Nassau st. New York city 295 Essex st; Salem
Mass. and by the principal Druggists throughout tn
United States and Canada, as adv ersed in the paper
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ford w. l.. G. StOddard, East Rutland Clement
I.isc0mb West Rutland Root & Tomlinson, Castletol
l., J. w Kelsey. Fairhayen; Theo A Peck, burlington
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