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Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

The frigale Macedonian, says a Now
York paper, ordered by the Government 10
convey donations TO Ireland, viii be a, the
dock in about a week, to commence taking
in a cargo of flour and other articles Of food.
Sixteen thousand barrels Of flour will be
put on beard Immediately, aud The good
old frigaie will in less Than a month be
dancing across the ocean which she has
trayersed sn often, bearing precious freight
The Macedonian is almost the last Of the
ships captured by the Americans from the
English in the last war; and il is happy
reflection that she goes to her former home,
whence she sailed thirty odd years ago
laden with the implements Of death, carry.
ing The staff Of life To suffering thousands
missionary ship, bound on u voyage Of
humanity. This is an act worthy Of a
Christian people--we return good iur evil
Tho British Government sent out the Mace
doninn with powder and balls 10 deal death
among our sailors, but our tars took The
kings ship away from the kings subjects,
and now Yankee sailor, by permission
Of an American Congress, goes back with
the man of.war deeply laden with the pro.
ducts OF peace. Bread in return for cannon
ballsl Is not this good for evil
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

A correspondent Of the n. o, Times furnishes
tina, paper with lia Of the officers and Priva'c'
k.Ilcd and wounded a, the battle Of Buena Vista
in the % regiment Kentucky Infantry and the
Kentucky cavalry, Vil'
Ifrniry-Killrd, siaiI, .; officers and piiyaics,
49. wounded, 81; missing ].
Carairg--killrd commissioned offices, u non
commissioned officers, 3; privaies, e5. Wounded,
commissioned officers, O. nOn-cOmmissoned oili-
cen. 9; pElyates. 20.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

PRorHEcY-- iqaa4ation.-'rb. C,ltow.
lng "''iad lfom Yeuer written D., .ir.
Jefferson IN 1856. val tell Just now. "Our
cOnlederdcy must be- viewed a, In. n,.t
from which all america. north aud soub.
Is to be propled. We Should lake care
too not to think il for the interest OF Ina,
great continent, to press TOO soon on the
Spanards. These counres cannot be in
better hands, My lcar is, that they are
100 ieeo'e to hold them liIl uur population
can be sufficiently advanced to gam II piece
by piece"
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

GoprY's LApy's BooK.-The March No Is
t,Io,e ms. with il embellishments, "'lho stinpy
Traveller "Iiospitaliiy in the odcn Times" aud
a Plate Of Fashions, aud with It's usual amount
Of entertainment and instruction. Our leh perl
odicals vie. both in their engrayngs and literary
merits with any In the world, and the Lady's Book
is decidedly one Of them. Accompanying i IS
Godey's reprint Of Baokwoods Ladies Magazine.
which as well a. the reprint Of the London World
Of Fashion, is published at 81 per annum. Both
reprints Or two copies Of either Of them can be had
for 81 80 per annum; or for SO the Ladys Book
and a copy Of either Of the reprints
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
LIST OF KILLED tND WOUNDED
REGULARS
GENERAL Lar

GENERAL srAFf.
Killed-Capl. Geo. Lincoln. ASH Adj
General.
woandri-A.s'l Ad'l General Bliss
slightly; Bu I'd Lieut.. Bryan, iofasr1phi.
cal EngIneer.--alighIiJ.
Isl Dragons.
Wound, d-Capi. i. srrn severely.
Company T., Sd Arinicrg
Woundrd-9d LANG French, severely
Company u, ih Ariiiiery.
Woun .cd-lsl 1T. o Bncn. sighlly.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RIFLES.
Klled--lsi Ii. H. l.. Moore; ID 1t.
Francis hcNully.
Wounded-Col. Jefferson Davis. severe.
ly; Capt. j. NJ. sharp, severely; 1t. a. b.
Corwin, slightly 1t. Carucl Posey, siighil, +;
1t. ]. Z. Slockslon, slghlly.
KENTUCKY CAVALRY.
killed-Adl. l.. NJ. Vaughan.
Wounded-One Captain anl three Lieu.
tenants.
ARKANSAS CAVALRY.
killed-COl. Archibald irll and Capt.
Andrew Il. Porter.
MOundcd--Lt THIS. A. Re der.
SECOND KENTUCY FooT RIFLES.
ki.led--Col. ". X. Mckee aud III. Col.
Henry Clay, Jr.; Capt. J. NJ. Auss and
Capt WIN. +. viii.
Woundcd--Ll. T.. ) Barbour. slightly;
1t. W. 5. Wuhcrs, selerely; 1t. Thos. ".
Hossier, severely.
INDIANA BRIGADE.
Woundod--Bng. sen. Joseph Lane.
slightly.
2d RgmeaL
kilIcd--Capi. L.. Kinder, Capt. WIN.
Walker aud Ii. /. { Parr.
Wounded--Capls. ". l.. Sandrrson aud
John Osborn, slighig; It. 5. W. Caycr,
slightly; 1t. II, Pennington, slightly; 1t.
David 5. Lewis, sllghly; IL Joshua Moore,
slightly It, justin Laws, slIgaiy; and Ii.
j. A. Epperson, sugly.
Sd Regiment
Kllled-Cap. james fAggaH.
Wounie Maj. ". \. Gnmln. s,is.d.
w hh1 Capl' JON W. oi"'P' siSh'p'
ILLINOIS BRIGADE
KiIIed-Cul JohnJ. llafdin, and Capt.
]. W. ZabrIskie andLl. B. II llaughton.
Woundel--Lt ]. l.. Mcconnell, slight.
ly; aud 1t. llezrkiai Evans, slightly.
I'd Regiment.
Killed--Capl. Woodward; It, A. b.
Bunircc; 1t. Fletcher; 1t. Ferguson; It,
Robbins, 1t. Kelly Ii. Barleson; L.
Alherlon; 1t. Price.
Wounded--Capl. Colicy; Capt Baker;
1t. j. A. Pickett; Ii Engelman; 1t. Steel;
1t. West; Adj, Whiesiie.
TEXAS COMPANY.
KiIled--lst 1t. Campbell; ID 1t. Leon.
hard.
Wounded--Capt Conner.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
THE FREEDOM OF THE PRESS.

II becomes every one who values his rights to
protest loudly against any violation Of the freedom
of the press, for It is the moulh,pecc Of freedom
itself aud 10 restrain lis free expression Is usually
the fzl symptom in government Of disposition
10 iyranile, Freedom Of thought aud of express.
son Is essential 10 the proper mainlanance Of our
rights, aud It Is only by such freedom that our
minds are daengaged from the darktnng clouds
Of prejudice aud error tho
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

IrALy.-The people Of this once powerful but
long enslavcd aud priest.ridden country are ma
king strong demonstrations Of resistance to ihr'r
Austrian masters. Their own petty pfinee,, pulled
up with royal sense Of their Importance are
siding with their connlrys enemies 10 bring her to
admission. We canno, hope much ut present
for the cfTblti Of those aiming at Freedom in such
a rcriop. old 1rber flows "through a marble
wilderness" from whose silent gloom It's "hefoie
dwellen" have mouldcred, and the spirit which
struck Cesar from bis throne has given place to
an unpduriplsd dcgeneraey, sadly illustrated BY
the plnndcrinss aud violence Of the bandit Time
may bring "healng on It's wing but we scarcely
hope to hear Of ltaly's successful resistance at
present, to Austrian aggression.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

CoMMoDoRE CoNNER.-The United
States Gazette states that Commodore
Conner, on his return from the Gulf Squad.
ron. in the command OF which he has been
relieved by Commodore Perry, will demand
a Court Of Inquiry, ior the purpose Of show
inp that bis inaclion has been occasioned
by the neglect Of the Government in moi
furnishing him with small vessels.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

Tug CoLuaniAS M,0AziNE.--1he embellishments
of the March No are ''rhe Glee Maiden" The
Anglers" and a Plate Of Fashions-ihose Of the
Ami No. "The Procession 10 the Christening
* View Of New York. aud Fashion Plate
ali beautiful, and eyncing the determination Of It's
conductors not 10 be eAcelled in this department
Tbe contents Of each number afford pleasing
variety Of polished, well written articles well
calculated, not only to enliyen the dunsss Of
Ieimrc hour but 10 enligh,cn The mind and improve
the heart
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
The money market wa, unsteady.

VraA CRuz TAErs-The Little Rock Democrat
Of the "a inst. contains postscript Of airiler from
New Orleans, that the steamship Alabama had
Just arrived with the intelligence Of the taking Of
Vera Cruz by the forces under Gen. Scott We
have New Orleans dates 10 the 9Th, which make
no mention Of the matter The sipPositiou was
,hut the attack would no, be made until the 2lst
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

ireland conains $4,000 square miles,
not being 50 large rs he State uf Ohio. hy
a 'hirl; yet i has population Of eight mii.
hons, or iw'rc a. many inhabitani. a. were
i'und IN lsiO IN the clghI Western slale,
aud territories flowa aud Wisconsin. lIs
population Ia tue square mile IS 2Bj. ar
elgi' times as many Us OHIO had At he last
cen'hs' which was 81 o. the grun,ibat
are cultivated the principal is ua.. the
climate scarcely admitting oI Tie culli,a.
uoh ol wheat aud MT al all Indian corn.
Potatoes constitute The almost cIrm.,,s
l,'d 'l I'VE . n'i.l"n' o. The people, or more
Than hs.f Of tbe population.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

AaarAL OF rnr IlmuRN.-'the Louisville
Courier q the eth announces the affisal oi the
IIbenis, at Boston, on The evening Of the aQih.
with thirty days later intelligence from Europe
She bdagu Liverpool dates to the ilh Of March, At
which time the cotton marke, was active. and
prices had revived spoeulalors were operating
for export, and a slight change had taken place
favorable to holderi Georgia Fair was quoted al
CsaGld. Mobile ca I'd. Orleans al I'D
ConN.- Confidence was renewed, and large
purchases were making for Ireland. American
meal was selling at II 10 shillugs for 10 pounds.
Flouh-QuoiatIons 80 and ~ shillings per
barrel.
The money markc, was unsteady.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

The Alexandra Gazette says-"It is
rumored at Washington that Gen. Worth
lnow Major'Geneal by broyel) will re.
ceiye the appointment Of Major. General,
vice the Hon, Thomas II. Benton, declined,
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

Letters FOR THE ARMY Those who
have friends in tho army, will be pleased
to learn that the Postmaster General has
ordered placard to be placed on all the
Post Offices, announcing that letters written
to those employed in the army, and endorsed
"belonging to the army will bo sent free
OF postage.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

TO Commodore De Kay isto be inlruslcd
i9o u u 5, ship Macedonian and Captain
Forbes, of Boston, with the jamestown, 10
land. Y'"' ''"s NV
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

fnf RELIEF Sur. The .lo1p ofwaf
jamestown, which has been placed under
the command and disposal Of Capt Forbes.
lof the pnspose ol conveying relief 10 Ire.
land and Scotland, has been rendered by
hun 10 the RrIlel Committee IT 8a-un.
ani accepted. The committee have voted
thai tle pastor. ia the several cIurcle. N
this city be requested 70 take upa run.fi :.
ton on Sunday, the 2lN inst. iuf the put.
pass oi deifaying brr e,prns'' anl II en..
b.ing all c.as,es Of Christian To contribute
towards sending uul a ship of war un a
mission "i mercy. They have also author.
ilrd 'he chairman 10 draw upon ihe treas.
urrr Tor any funds hat may b, nere.sary
iar manning aud maintaining he ,hip.
Boston Ramjicr.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

To 80 liuSe.--John Doughty, indicted for the
murder Of a Choe,sw Indian named Billy, in
Camden, ouacliita county, on the 3lsi Of January
last. was tried last week, found guilty, and sem
,snecd to be executed on Wednesday the 2eih
infant
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

The new Pope Plus. ba, ordered an ct.
animation ol The state Il the prisons, in
which were found 81 900 condemned pr,s
onrrs. OF nearly Two per cent Of the whole
population. lie ha, ordered the release of
all who were condemned 10 hive year. in.
generation; aud Is urging IN negotiation,
~nh France for colony IN Algeria. for all
those condemned Ia iwcnt, , ear.' dufaner.
orupwards. Il requires no sagacily to per.
cei'e, hat IN these changes the mos. etlta.
ordinary and bold revolution which ever
was contemplated is thu. contemplated by
me man. II requires stll less 10 perceive
thai, AMID the hostile interest, thu. freely
menacrd, the lite oi such a man is moi worth
l~"I'emonih's purchase. Cupdily. ia.
naiiclsm, political systems, are all IN arms
against him. There are rumor. oi poison
already.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

Caleb Cushing, Of the Massachusetts regiment,
Sas at New Orleans on iae 9Th ult. en- route to
Mexico, TO take command Of his regiment
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

TnE SournEnH LITERARY MESSENGER We
have received the March No. of this long .ostab.
lsbed and useful work. When its editorial do
parlment passed from the control Of Mr. White,
L appeared for a while to langush, but il ia rapidly
resnming iis pristine yigor, and under the super
iatcndence Of s 5. Minor lis present editor, we
doubt not twill soon equal il moi furpass It's former
excellence. Ito articles ere well written, Of a
subatantal character, and highly instructive
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

A bale Of cotton has been received in
Mobile from Tuscaloosa, county, which
Weighs la47 pounds.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
MlTAMoRAg. March q.

MlTAMoRAs, March 0.
Sir; The foregoing is a copy Of state.
menI banded to IN by Surgeon Turner,
u. $. A., just arrived at this place from
Camargo, which iseorroboraied by letter
from Lieut.. Britton Assistant Commissary
at Camargo.
Very respectfully, your ob'l sery't,
J. p. TAYLOR,
1t. Col. and A. G. G. S.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07

We arc indebted 20 the kindness Of W Sedley
John son, Esq, Of Now Orleans, for late city papers
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-07
wanted,

A N iu,elllgeu, boy, from Is to II yeafs el age,
" 10 learn the printing business Aso, a
JOURNEY PRINTER, to whom sieady
employment will be gwen
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MLIAG EWMANa

III AS Received his usual extensive assert.
IL mcnt Of Spring Goods, consisting in part of
prnted lawns, gnghams, musns, embroidered mus
lin ginghams, and barege. Also linen gnghams
new article.
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH PRINTS,
An Extensive Assortment, Ncw Patterns
SH A w LIS.
Mohar lshawls, rich printed cashmere do, wooden
net linen net black and fancy silk do variety scars,
crayats, fancy silk, and linen hkts. umbrellas parasos
and sun shades,
RIBBONS, &C., &c.
Bonnet cap, satin and tafieta ribbons zephyr worst
ed, purse twist on spoos and sticks, steel beads bag
clasps steel rings and tassels also separate rings
tassels, knitting cotton tidy cotton and needles, fine
unbleached knitting thread marshal's linen thread
spool do cotton fringe, cotton ribbon, marking cotton
Fine Ga linen sheetirg, pillow-case linen, si4 linen
damask shifting, drilling, bleached and brown hucka
buck russia and scotch diaper, crash, birds eye lnen
russia sheeting jacket linen, burlaps &c.
Broad cloth, cassemere, md tweeds
Bcached cotton sheeting and shirtinQ
Fine merrimack, Smcook and Davisville sheetng
farmers, manchester, monadnock and other shceng
and cheese CLOTH
Fancy summer stuff mariners shirting, carlisle
ham n, shaker tick drilling beached and brown
marsails quilts l0--lll2 quarters, crib quilts corded
skirts, drab moreen and dalnask &c.
w. !. GOODS.
Moasses, sugar, tea. coffee, spices, woseys crush
ed and powdered sugar, cocoon and shells, g., &c,
Wickware buildings, 2Sth may, l8i7
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RUST PROOF IRON.
NUSI FRUUT IKON.
For ROOrING, WINDOW SHUTTERS. &c.

VNIE SUBSCRIBERS beg to call the attention
Of Az those interested in roofing to their GAL
VANlZED TIN PLATES, and to the many adj
vhntnges which they possess over all metallic and
other substances hitherto used for this purpose nos
scssing as they do the strength and ighness of iron
without Its liability to rust, having been tested
several years, both IN this country and in Europe
They also less subject to expansion and contrac-
ton from sudden changes OF the atmosphere, than
common Tin Plate Iron, Zinc, &c, or any other
metal now used for roofing, and consequently form
much better and tighter roof requiring far less frequent
repair, whilst the first cost is but liiie more.
The subscribers would also call the attention of all
poses to which Iron thus protected, can be applied.
In general terms il is applicable to all articles Of iron
which it is desirable protect from the action ofthe
atmosphere. And they would especially call the at
tenton OF those interested in TELEGRAPHlC
LINES, to their Galvanized Wire, which is now al
entirely used in Europe, and which answers every
purpose ms a conductor of electricity, costing only
about half as much "copper" and possessing equal
durability with that metal.
Having lately erected works in this city for the
purpose of galvanizng mails, spikes bolts, wire, &c
they will be able to furnish any articles which may be
desired. A supply Of Plates manufactured in Europe
constantly on hand, from l6 to 81 wire guage.
GEO. b. NORWOOD e. co.
Nos II and l6 Beaver st. New York.
The Patent Right for this article has been secured
for the United States as well as Great Britain and
other European countries and all legal measures will
be taken to prevent any infringement by importation
or otherwise.
Oct 30 1916. 1Sy1
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Wool DCDOf.

THE subscriber has made arrangements to open a
j branch OF the kindchook Wool Depot in the vii
lnge OF Sioreham ", a spacious building has been
procured store house for the present season slina-
we'd the public square in said village. lie will be
prepared to receive wool after the tenth OF June.
The flceces will be thrown INTO sorts. and those who
desire il have their clip kept separate and sold
when ordered.
A discrimination will be made, between wool in n
GOOD or BAD condition Sales will be made inva-
riably for Cash. The charges, will be one cent per
pound for receiving storing and selling and the nsu
rance which will be twenty five cents on one hundred
dollars tor "a term of three months Advances in casl,
will be made on the delivery of wool if requested,
sacks will be furnished to those who wish, by their
paying the expense of transportation and Il cts.
each ior their use.
- Reference can be had to DR. ]. p Beekman,
Undertook n. Y, :. II. lcnnson, Shorcham NJ.
Bingham, Cornwall : w Jcwett, Wcybridgc ; ii
Bell, Middlcbury L. Hall Shelburn, VI.
Letters addressed TO the subscriber at Shorchnm, in
relation to the Wool Depot at That pace will receive
immediate. In his absence Mr.. :. Evcrts viii he
there receive wool and give any requisite niurina-
non OIL the subject. -
H. BLANCHARD.
Mnv 1877 1S
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House Finishing,

MINERAL. Knobs, full plate, and japd trimming,
wi Mortice locks and latches, moriice locks, NOR.
tice latches, cottage locks latches, Blakes la,ches
cupboard locks and ketches, bell pulls and trimming,
wrot and cast Iron narrow and broad Butts, window
springs, axle pulies, ward robe hooks hat pins Sli.
ding door way and axles, sliding door locks, RI usl
cutchions window blind hangings and fastenngs, with
probably every other article required in house finishing
among which are many Nep, Cheap. Useful and de-
sirable articles, which I" Yankee ingenuity" has pro.
duced, at wondrously cheap rates may be found with
STRONG, DOOLlTTLE, SCo.
June, 10 1877. 50
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST
NEW GOODS.

T v. RANDALL, HAS JUST RETURNED
81 from New York, with large assortment Of
Watches, Jewellery, Fancy Articles and Toys, con-
ssting in part of gold English levers gold anchors,
and lcpines, silver levers full jcweed, anchors and
epincs and verge watches OF all kinds, gold ninia-
ture cases and lockets, gold spccts pencils and pens
gold thimbes chains and bracelets cameo and stone
rings, chains, Sides gold snaps hearts and crosses
ear hoops, plain and stone setting, gcntlcmcns scarf
pins gold guilt and pearl studs pearl and shell card
cases shell back and side combs, bead and silk purses
steel beads and bng clasps purse silk and twist, silver
spccts and pencils scissors and knives hair combs and
brushes silver plated and brass candle sticks casters
get Get.
All of which he will sell as low as any importer OIL
any one that pretends to import.
Burlington, July 2.
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PEARL STREET HOUSE,
BURLINGTON VI.

nY Villas * MOVES.
Circumstances having rendered the control Of the
above premises necessary, would give notice 10 the
public that the Pearl 81, House is open for the
accommodation ottrayellers and Others who may call
Beng located in one of the pleasau,est parts OF our
village, aud commanding ii does n fine view OF
Lake Champaign and the scenery about Burlington
and also being near the University Of Vermont, We
'hnk 1t eau scarcely fail TO please the searcher ol
pleasure and recreation, while at the same time II al
ords those upon business n comfortable home
Mr. ii. n Cole and Mr. ii. G. Mason, late o.
f1ighgae Springs, will manage the House for us, and
TO those who are acquainted with them as CATERERS
IT would be unnecessary to say single word in com.
mendaton. Suffice to say that erery thing will be
doneto make II agreeable and pleasant TO all who
may wish to make II a stopping place
Believing that the sale OF intoxicating drinks
beverage to be injurious them who do not ust
them, and detrimental TO the well being of society
also in hostility 10 the law OF the State, and tn,
strongly expressed wishes OF majority OF TIE Free
men thereof, shall neither keep it publicly no
clandcstineiy 10 be sold or g'uen away.
A suitable carriage will be provided to take passei
gers and from the Steam Boats
All Stages will call at this House
VIM. r. Villas
March, 1877. MoRILLo NoyE.
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NcW-YOrk a. Boston
BOOT and SHOE STORE.

WH1 AT K BATCHELDER'S s, in Church street,
VVN may be found the largest stock OF Doors and
49, SHOES that has ever been offered in Burlington
Hs has spared no pains in his selections, both in re-
gard TO quality and STYLE and with small profits feels
cure OF giving satisfaction to orerg customer
Among his stock, i'll part, may be found the follow
Ann ..l..a-
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THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY
Hereby give notice, that their GENERAL gent fol
the State of Vermont ana the Northern and Eastern
Counties OF NcwY ork is
GEO. j. FERRIS, Burlington Vt.
The General Agents are iu!iy prepared 10 appoint
sub Agents wherever there is no branch OF the Com
pany either on personal application or by mail past.
rad The rapid sale of these celebrated pills, and the
extraordinary they are constantly efiecting,
der them, by far, the most popular pill tthc age, Ar
Agency will consequently be very valuable
The Gacienberg Pills inconceivably superior &c
any ever before discovered In all billions complaints
in general arrangement Of the system in all disorders
which result from bad state OF the blood, these pills
are sovereign remedy.
In The class OF decreases called chronic the Giaefen
berg Pills achieve their highest uumphs. Here they
defy nil competition Entering within the hidden re-
OF the system, they quietly bu, surely purify the
blood root out disease and give tone and vgor 10 the
body.
By these Pills in cases where every other means had
utterly failed. The most abundant proof of this could
be gwen but trial OF one box will convince the patient
They can be ordered and sent by mail, at triiiing
pcnsc The price is % cents box Where trO dollars
north arc ordered ant The money re,nHted Tie Cam
at the Compnny's risk Wherever there is no agency
OF the Company they can be ordered by mail
These Pills are taking the place OF all others, and
no person should be without them.
ALL BTLLIOUS COMPLAINTS,
Bore, Complaints, CONSTIPATION, Dyspepsia, Feper
and .4guc, Hcadache, Jaundice, Lirer Compiaints
Rheumatism, all Stomach Complaints, Green Sick
ness, Nc &C. yield at once to these Pills They purge
away offensive humouls the progress OF disease
and at the same me restore tone and vigor to the
system In cases OF general arrangement OF health
they arc SOY ERElGN
BY THEIR USE,
The weak will be made strong the pale and billion:
complexion be restored perfectly fresh and healthy
color and the bad symptoms will one by one dsappea
In short these Pills are uncomfortable advance
upon any ether medicine offered the public
s TRIAL wuI SATISFY ANY ONE OF THIS. I3ms