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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-12

Pleasant Dwelling For Sale.
FHyHE house erected by G.. Il. Williams, on
W ashington street, Is offered fer sale
advantageous terms 1T Is two story brick,
containing four rooms and Il kitchen-the house
finished in modern 81 ylc-t The lot high an6dry,
and beautifully arranged with shade trees and
shrubbery. 1t Is one OF the most desirable
licences, for a small family, in Richmond. For
terms apply to the undersigned in Centreyille, or
D. 2. II oloway, IN Richmond.
JOHN B. STITT.
October 10Th, SAC. 42-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-10-12
HATS AND CAPS

at Cincinnati prices. Also, on hand, q good sup
ply of PLAIN HATS, of the best quality. Ia
general terms. his assortment is equal to any in
the place, embracing almost every article in his
line He asks that purchasers NAV call before
buying escw here. JOHN SJFFRlNS
Richmond Sept. 2lst 1871 36tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-03

Pairs Boys Coarse Boots. aI Bat p
Haais. % pairs Youths kip atd faaT5l r#5t.
airs yohlhs ~ Monroes, leo pan NHtff-s Caitse
aes all Of which will he sold al 9ar i..s. $500,
ash IN ALTMAN q MANA EH.I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-03
III NEVER htlHz4&!.
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INDIAN VEGET8BLE
70 EeVos IL G E3o#.

&ERE0NS ar ioted with Scro5n'a kiaz.s tIIt. Cz4
eez. Eryspe.as. p.d Sores tieeHs 4e=ze#. - So
seases OF any other complaints arsi
. OF the blood. are requested ia reed 80 t#ea
aanla's in rroas Of tAe weades.ti. F#a.tss.sa s=a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-09-17
9. Form ola bid, guaranty. and eerifica,..

9. Form Of bid, guaranty, aud certificate:
u 'fesidins al IN the cOun-
~ Of in the state Of ,hrteby ol,r
the United States the sum of dollars IN
cash for their rish TILE, interest, and claim 10
the property described IN nunber IN IN.
printed advertisement of the solicitor uf The Treu
sury, upon the terms aud condition therein men.
toned; and hereby, in consideration ct the
PREMISE, agree in case my bad thcrcior shall DO
accepted hy said solicitor. to- depo,it that sum.
IN iiwiul money. IN one of the drpo,liari,s men.
tanned !" sad advertisement. within thiriy DAYS
alter my b'd shah be accepted aud notice there
ct sent L. me by mil.
Dated 1917
FOR value rcrriycd, guaranicc'n the United
States TIE reri'rnoucc ot the ah,vr undertaking
10y the sIenet Thereof inc his bd be accepted
Dated lSl1
certify tina; the above gunMulor is rrsuau.i-
Die for tho sum mcul ned IN the above bid.
H. Phu If the lands at Boston can b, seen a,
the Office ufthc UaiIcd States d.,,,i,i attorney
In that cry aud IN tho solicitors office at Nash.
inginn.
Dbl not performed 10 the part Of the Bladder.
according 10 the terms sf,cihodin the above con.
dui,ns, may 40 thc option of the solicitor, Le
declared null aud void. In al eases where fraud
may have hrcu ructs,d az tinst the United
States. the solicitor may, before executing the
conveyance, declare the bid iuNN aid and of no ,C.
feet. X. 1t. GILLET.
SllciloS ,fTae Treasury
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TQ FtHNgs!FgS!

EOLIET WUOLLEN FACrORY.-Thc
% subscriber will keep On hand large a-sori-
mcut e.! cloth of his OYn manufacture which he
proposes t. exchange TT Hpui. He wiI give
one yard ui good heavy clath Or l"O and half
p1unii It good clean wool ol tue slnv quality
m he vii work wool upon shaus, as follows &c.
give uuy-hail tDe cloth the Wool make, by rrc,I,-
ms eight ceats per yard hon the customer upon
hIs TAFT OIL all the VDglnlk,~ hy rrcriviugihJuy-
rilh, cent, per yard TOR manufacturing, Hewill
also mipufaclugh fpr Observation-Disclosures, Jeans
add l,nnrls, as well AZ sltiuelt and full cloth.
Ci.H Dressing done on reasonable terms,
aud at short notice. None bat ,hc be-, work
mru will be employed.
Any person g1ug to Chicago, from the cen
trail or southern par, of the state, viii pas, by
this town, anil all the subscriber wishes To in
sure Continuance OF patronage, is TO once hay,
, man patrolizc him, Wool can be- SAINT up the
Illinois riyc', directed tn J. \. Noucsru Joliet
Will county, t. the c1fe Of Mr.. Abrams, Peru
KS. AMI il will he forwarded, where cloth vii
be pat up in a neat AMI safe manner, according
to the aboyetcrns. and sent in return To any par
II the State without troubling the owrcr- to &C
company 1t. y hNI IESbN.
~ y Persons coming irOm distance viii
quantity Of Dol to b. cnrird urmauuilcurcd
if obliged to stay over night, shalt be to n OK
pcnsc. y W.
Joliet, March 22l. lSl7 Il
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70 tgle EsubfiC,

,E'"E GHEN HE NllNG SAhFE.-rhc
Il wonderful effect OF Conuers Pain ESiUlor
~ removing all pain from Burns almost instantly
upon It's application, Is ituy astonishing, a.d
d'd The public generally &now OF the sanaiIve
properties we are convinced that no person, es-
PeoIAily heads OF iAmilIes, would allow them
selves to hc single day withou, II. 1t has long
o'Sh deSldeniam with medical men to find
SAFE ana eSi1ohShed remedy tor barns, one which
Woo'u remove inflammation without causing al.
G r, PAIN ana Sp',d'y extract The me
ms great mog''a, pam extractor combines all
'h'Se properties aHa many more. 1t pteNeulsor
extracts morthcal'on' relieves all pam oaustJhy
bruises mustered surfaces, &C De Isuoranlas-
'tr'Ion' oieh made mat any thing sad to have
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-09-17

FaN Piovmg.-There is consiI-
cradle said and some difference OF
opinion, about fall blowing; as far as
my experience goes, find it an eX-
cellcnt plan to pillow stubble ground
in August and again in the spring,
for corn. | always, ifposSible, burn
off the stubblc, in order to kill the
insects that harbor among it. | be-
lie,t if farmers would all burn of
their Stubble fields we would be less
troubled with worms and fly. | SOW
my grain thick, in order to have the
stubble burn better.
Some think that if they plow in the
fall, it is not necessary to repeat i
in the spring; but land ought Away,
to be plowcd in the spring for corn
whether it is plowed in the fall or not
and am confident it is great hell
to PlOw early in the fall.
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Which said lands conveyed ny samuel owhwOut 10 WIN
youo lat, president Mount Savage Coal and Iron Company
g., tho @ and benefit of the United by deed bearing date
Of December 1872 and recorded January 1913 in L5er
Is No ID os 49, aud 90 the land records OF Aesany coun-
ty, Md" .-.--,, u, II, .,.,. r u,; i.
under distress against said Swnrwou' on The y NoYemeer
and bou in by United States The deed OF the marshal to
the United States executed June h Si anu uu recorded IN tue
cyco counties in the state Illinois where ,hoand lies
CONDITIONS.
r iii ,, be far a separat, number the schedule &c. for
10 be deposited following places to the credit OF the
solicitor Of the specifying, on account o Wh Pa' mum
no, IN tho sch,dne of property i, deposited TO wit .
The limited States treasury Washington, District oil Couma
The Assistant Treasurer at Boston, New York, Philadelphia Ihes
Inn : G., New Orleans. AMI ST, Louis . - ,,
~ Cc,or If Tho customs Buffalo, ~ w. baltimore md
Wilmington n g. savannah, G,- Mobile a'a anu ncnno"o,
SURVEYORS of the customs, Nashville, iehn' 'ne'"" o"o
/ I,r,,.onviI, nj
| Receivers Of public moneys at lhltIe hooS' AIN" ' "
Chicago H., aud Detroit Michigan 80 r,y in tho firm rven
Ech lid mus. c accompanic with guaranty IN moO'" gwen
below which be certified IVY a., h ,n,,n,n is gnnI
Un,edStaes district attorney, OF pos'"'"s', IN,
anil The rary making /, is responsible Tor tue amount
g. On receiving ccrtgcale OF deos,ei ~ h h, III,
above mentioned quit ca h esctheJ in ,bs
lii mi nnl G will he executed snl acknowledged ny the so'c
Of the Treasury free of all charge to the puase i $50,
will be sent free of expense to any post o"''' W ~ ~ ~
be requested. Ia I,c soli
X, md viii be accepted unless tha he satisfactory 10 Tue so
,r ..hs, ,hs,e s he one or bids for the PROPERTY
Before bidding all persons are tqu'S'su " NUN , oJ
ounintcl with the situation, value, ami ne " uV Py Wv! ~
T., hid for :, as 20 RELY upon judgment IN ouulng
6, Ancr The a receiving hem, the "oS W." Wv ~
presence II such officers of the department "s emu w N,;
and will be examined aud passed upon as 'aN " ~, m
M he cysn n,nny rctspn whose bid Is acccpod ou' W u"
! others, a.. - ,..,,., n, lar, 9TH
l. The name Of the bidder should in all eases be w,u'n @
and in leaiblc hand The bidder should sNc '"e " " ~
Ollie To which comm hciions Fat MIN are u Ne sew" .. AL,
s. Bids mus, be ~ lied aud marked ON the on'"e IN v ,s.
I"SrALEp IT, s. PROPERTY anu "up''''" " ~ A..r
of the Treasury, " ashuston d. u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-09-17

ALBANY CuLTlvAToR.-Thc Sep
TENDER No. of this ably conducted
work is before us. AS usual, it is
brim full of useful and interesting
matter. ThsIvSketches Of farming
in Western New York" are coutin-
ued, and afford, besides agreeable
descriptions, the most useful practi-
mi lessons in farming that can be
naeixed. "Rnral Notices A.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-09-17

rg7llE SUBSCRIBER. wishing to BRING MS
3 business to close, offers, at redHc-
ed prices, large and spleAdld assert
ment OF first rate Broadclolhs, OF various
celors and qualities, cassimeres, sal'ncts
and tw oeds. Vestlngs of various KINDS
viz Satin, silk. silk and cotton velvet,
cashmere, swansdown and. Marse'lIos.
Bombazines, AIpacas, Parame,la, French
merinos, Irish linens, shirtings and sheet.
inrs, canton and wooden fannoI5 ana
blue drilings.
ALso-A splendid assortment of stocks,
plain aud fg'd, cravats, gum elastic ana
wors,oi suspenlers, Gents. cotton hai'
hose, silk and cotton pocket hdkIs'' '''h'
brellassIhd cotton and linen thread.
AL,o-A first rate assortment oi ia''
lor's cummings. 80, ~
All Of the above articles will be sol al!
Wholesale or retail.
JOHN SHULER.
n. B.-Winler Wheat and Lumber
taken in exchange for all OF the aboye
articles. D. ..
Ottawa, March %, l7l7. 81 1T
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-09-17

WATER PRooF PRErARATIoN-The
Farmers Cabinet gives the follow
ing recipe either for boots or other
leather, viz One pint tanners oil,
half pound taIlow, lump of rosin
the size OF an egg, three cents worth
oflampblack, all mixed together, and
gradually melted over a slow fire
When to be applied the mixture
should be made about milk warm, and
put on with sponge. The leather
to be made little damp, but not
wet.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-09-17

PRAIRIE FARMER.-Thc mass Of
our readers are so well acquainted
with this excellent agricultural jour,
nal, that particular notice of its
contents for November would be SUI
perAuous. Suffice it to say, it is
well stored, as usual, with excellent
matter, and all admirable in season.
We cannot see how a farmer in Hi
nois, for the sake of saving one dol
lar, can deprive himselfof so much
useful information as the "Farmcr"
always contains.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-09-17

SORE THRoAr.-We have known
several instances in which this dis
tressing complaint, even in its worst
stages, has been alleviated, and
speedily cured, by the following rem
edy Mix apennyworth of pound
ed camphor, a wine glass of brandy,
pour a small quantity on lump OF
sugar, and allow it to dissolve in the
mouth every hour. The third or
fourth generally enables the patient
to swallow with ease.-MEDIcAL
Journal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-09-17

The Decay OF PoTAToGs.-Until
the last two or three weeks, our far
mers have been sanguinc as to the
Disappearance of the disease which
has for several years destroyed this
useful vegetable. We hear now of
its appearance upon land which was
not at all affected by its last year,
and have converscd with men from
different counties in the neighbor-
hood, from whom and our own OBJ
scrvation, we have accertaincd that
in some degree or other, it is to be
found in almost every locality. In
some instances it is very severe al
ready. Many people hoped that, as
potatoes continued in healthy con-
dition beyond the time when they be-
gan to lose their vigoI last year, the
danger was diminished ; but they did
not give the due weight to the
strong fact that potatoes, as also oats
and Indian corn, are not so forward
this year as thoy were in 1916. The
disease is later in point of time, but
has attacked the plant at nearly, il
not precisely the same period of its
growth as in former seasons. Far
mers are bringing their potatoes INTO
this market freely, hoping to sell be-
fore much injury has been sustained.
We hear of many experiments, by
changing seed, by using lime as ma
nurc, or in other methods, but hear
of no uncquivocal success, and of
many failures. The same words we
have lately said in reference to this
matter, have found their way into
several of our exchange papers in
Western New York, and been adopt
cd as expressing the state of things
in their respective localities. 1t is
un@isc and unsafe toprcdict. Facts
arc as we have stated. There is a
certainty that the crop will be very
deficiont--,Ue Minh the failure will
be as great as it was last year.
BHgaiO Patriot.
To PREsrRvE EGGS. A pint of
lime and a pint Of salt, mixed with n
pail of water, will preserve eggs for
any reasonable time.
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DAYTON
W O0LLEN I AC I 0 L 7

NsvE would most respectfully inform our
w friends aud patrons, that the above estab'
lishmcut is still IN operation, ana will continue
to be, SO long as we continue TO receive such q
liberal share oipublic patronage. and would her,
renew our promise that no pains shall be spared
ON our mart, with skillul workmcn, to render &c.
neral satisfaction. We are manufacturing u,
following kinds OF goods, viz:
PULLED CLOTHS,
Cashmere, SatuCti, Tweed, Jeans, LinSCy
FlannclSOf different Kinds. andBlankclS,
Which We ollcI for sale wholr-alcor retail, very
CHEAP, for cash, Wheat, or NO0i, or will mak,
liberal exchanges, say yd. lulledcloth for from
q to 3 lbs. Of wool, yd, icansiur lbs, I'D
launel for lbs, pair very heavy blankets iol
as much more wool as it lghus To make them
&c, all of the same quality. Or Ne will manu-
factu,e fulcd cloth ON commission, at fom 81
to GO cents per yd. Wool calculated for tx
changing or manufacturing should hewcll wash
cd Oh the sheep and rolled UP in separate 0ecccs,
CARDlnG AND SPlNNlNG,
VIII be donc at from 10 to Is cents per pound
CARDING viii ho douo lhisscason at cents,
except vcry Gue 81 cents per pound, Come on
with your iiuc wool, MS We have just received
two new single machines of the latest aud most
improved style, which viii horui in complet
order, with fine cards, (No. 81 and a3) 10y III,
20lh inst. aud are calculated expressly for Gus.
tom work. Our old machine will be put In Q .od
order, aud will do usliccto tue coarset pualnies
Persons coming from distance can hnvciheii
work done with The least possible delay, aud IN
F., manner " hich We will worruntto give salts
faction.
CLOTH DREs SING
Wilihclanc at The us,fsllIicas, or o small dis
coun, Tor ready pay. u w. 'khEN
Dayton, MAY ~ 1871 J q ID q.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-09-17

OrFcE or rnr SOi teiron TarAsuRr,}
August II. lsiI
NEIIEN PROPOSALS will he received at this office until the
IL o'clock noon, purchase of
United SUITES law aud in equity property
described the terms and Conditions mentioned
to Wit:
LANDS LYING ~ THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-09-17

We should ike to ill good part,
or even the whole, of our "Agricul-
tural" corner with original commu-
nications from farmers around U.S.
Will any favor It's with an "occasion-
alp"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-09-17
IircAi iRc,iIrriiNM.

DOUGuTON is now offering Spring anu
I'd Summer Goods at prices sn low that pur.
chascfs cannot resist the Bargains.
MIrquesaus, BerageS, La'cUS G,Dghnm
LgwHs, GiDgiam,, Fancy P,iniy, amt summer
Goats Of all kinds are all offered very low To
make roam for new stock of good, expected
daily. Middle store RcLLick's Block.
luly % l-i7
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-09-17

RAISING PEA-NurS.--When we are
writing about agricultural produc-
tons let us state that the editor of
the Batavia Advocate says "pca-
nuts can be raised here. The son OF
the editor of this paper raised small
quantity in the garden last year,
which came to maturity previous to
the middle OF September. They were
planted at the usual time of planting
in the spring, and ripcncl before
frost without being tLansplanted.--
This spring he planted more extern
siyo quantity, which are doing well.''
We think this is one Of those little
experiments for boys and girls which
would give them an interest in gar
dening, and might be attended with
profitable results.
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For lnValiGs.

A y excellent article ofpor wine and brandy
u FOR sale by July 20 bAHoN Il ! -.
YATINES-Supcrfno old Port and 'Maael'a
w Wines, for sale at D0uJmroN :. ~
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Glass and sash.

400 HALF boxes glass; .So to lIkio,
Ot 5000 lights 7x9 aud Sx 10 snsh; !Gs,te'
,ivcd aud for safe by u il AhNHn.
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n q z &c Il.

cUGAR and Molassos, Of superior qualify ny
y the barrel At 37-u Dnu6nr"N :.
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Brown DoInes;ics, sc.
Fever ana. Auitc.

EUNPOWDER; good sporting powder at
~ thluy.thrce cents at BNssNErrs,
Ottawa, july 10, 1916
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TO PREsERvE EGGS. A pint OF
lime and pint of salt, mixed with a
pail of water, will preserve eggs for
any reasonable time.
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CLOTH DSREs SING
Wiihe done at,he usual prices, or small dis
coun, Tor ready pay. j.& u, "knEN
Dayton, May u, 1917 j. u q.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01
Latest from Mexico.
ADVANCE or GENERAL scoTT-PEACE FRO.
POSALS REFUSED

IOSALS REFUSED.
By the Magnetic Telegraph the New York papers have
received news from the South, day ia advance Of the
mail An arrival, At New Orleans, has brought sdvces
from Gen Scott of much importance. A desire, al last
has been been manifested BY Mexico for peace but
the terms offered US, appears Of character 10
make General Scott think Pedirn, TO aeerde them.
The day later and we are indebted for il to
the New Orleans Delta
The important part Of the intelligence brought by
this arrival Is the ,ttering prospect Of peace.
Cspt Wood. Of the James L. Day states that niotmn-
ton bad been received al Vera Cruz, bsfoe the Day e
that Gems Scott aud Worth, with the body Of The
army, had advanced far Rio Fro without opposition
and were met At that place BY dePuaon from the capital
with propositions OF Pence.
The exact tenor Of the propositions known
They were however Of such that General Scott
refused 10 accept them, and determined push his
forces 10 the capital From the deep anxiety felt BY the
new government II the term government be applied
any party power Mexico, TO stay the march Of our
forces on the capital hoagh that urher concession
would BE- made TO Gen Scott before he took up his line
march from Rio Fro.
This important intelligence give precisely ii came
10
A demonstration made BY the Mexeans in Tampco
10 rise thr American Authorities however had timely
formation Of the canien plated movement and suppes.
M attempted called out the troops who lay their
all night.
There then demonstration Of revolt made on the
18th last party Of Mexican aneers, however, s,iemp
ed the oaiPoss al TamPco, and drove the senne n,d
the city.
On the 10TH party Of raneheros atscked the Pilot sta
ton, and greeted by dischargc from halt
muskets, when they retrcated.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-01

From the orfosd, Chenaneo Co., n. y, Repableaal
DlED-la this village, the oxnse Or tie e5h May. M
MAHr ADTLiA PAcKER late Of Lutte Pals Hcrkner Co. wife
Of Horace Packer, Esq, aged - years
The bitterness Of this alcisl him who had recently
borne her from the bridal altar whose seemed ned
happines in the acquisition Of beauty peon hne intel
eetaa powers Shch bad been eusaled with iodeous
add surprisingly amabe quares Of that could
tribute 10 the happiness Of social and domestic ecannot but
draw Forth an involuntary of sympathy those who
acquainted with the many e1ceonces Of II edeec,sed
Her friends and seqaainances the untney loss Of the
brightest ouamen in the wreath Of friendship that bound them
together The yvsei OF her which pleas
ngy exhibited the rich stores Of ber cultivated nnd ready
sympathy Of hefReaeroas and aeeonate heart combined with
graces Of erAn impaired char her rsssoase winch
VII ever be remenberea with esteem and admiration add their
los, now swskens the most poignant ge winch the heart Of
/ eial friendship know
Her sietne Il only days continuance attended
hto ugh ~ whole By the most Intense aost ucoa
eeahe saaerng1 These borne with the
ole ioruie and Christian resignation Sbeded eoumuuof
Win The Episcopal Church. and IN addition 10 the evidence
life eEemp nv in daily neteoore ever Christian grace
virtue Of her religious profession she len 10 her last
soil eonsong Of happy future the presence
Of thai Sssoa to whom She had soassestsd her youthful days
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
DIR. f.. T.. DAYS.

WOULD respectfully announce 70 the citizens Of
w Bratleblro and vicinity, that he has located him
self in Brattlehorn East Village, where he may be
found ready TO attend all calls in the line Of his pro-
fession DR.. ID. deems il proper 10 inform the public
that his system Of practice Is based upon the principles
ofthe Reformed School Of Medicine as taught al the
Thomsoniaa Bolanico Medical College, at Cinein-
Raii, Ohio, Worcester, Mass. &c; proseribing all
substances medicinal, which have tendency to poi
The blood and tn depess the vital energies Of the
system il IS unnecessary in this notice any
thing with regard 10 the stPeFioyity Of the Botanic
Remedies over those deletefious Drugs which are so
freely dealt by the .AROpsihis or Old School PhyH-
clans; for the virtues OF remedies loo well
known AID appreciated by all who have tested them,
10 need comment. DR.. ID. would therefore state tha,
he deals in substances but those which act in har
monv with the III .Medicairiz Naiurse,' healing
power Of natSre and which assist in her efforts
TO remove disease. This theory, with the advantages
Of three years experience in treating diseases incident
10 this climate. with good success, he hopes will
public confidence and patronage
Rooms At Geo. Bugbee's, directly opposite the WA
ter Cure Esiahlishmeni' where he may be found ex-
eept when absent on professional business.
N. b. Botanic Medicines constantly on hand put
in the neatesi and labelled with directions
for use.
BrstiIehoro, June sOth Is47. ly45