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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07
Loss Of the U. S. Brig Somers~~Greal
oSC IF Ii fnl
1elsgraPhc Dispatch TO the Philadelphia North .4nsr
can Of the 3OM Of Dec
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81 p. M.

can 81 he dOh Of Zee.
WAsHINGTON, Dec. 49, p. NJ
The bark Morgan Dix arrived at New Orleans
brings dates from the squadron off Anton Lizardo tC
the 18th instant Full particulars have been received
of the total wreck of the United States brig Somers
the great loss of life which accompanied it. The
Somers was maintaining the blockade off the harbor
Vera Cruz On the evening of the 9TH she had taker
shelter under Green Island there being every indication
of an approaching northerly gale. On the morning o
the 9th, sail being reported from aloft, she 90
under way aud stood out for several miles, when the
approaching vessel was ascertaned to be the John Ad
ans on her return from Tampco.
Her appearance caused great satisfaction to the off
GERS of the Somers, as Commodore Perry had norm9t
them that she was to relieve them from maintaining
the blockade as soon as she came in. As the Somer
was approaching her anchorage on her return, anohe
sail was discovered standing for Vera Cruz upparent!
with the intention of running the blockade. She i'm
medlately made all sail to intercept her, and in her ef
fort to avoid falling on the reef to the eward, she wal
struck by the northe and thrown upon her beam ends
The strange vessel came rapidly down, but SHOWED
colos, and tackled when near Pajordas reef Lieut.
Parker had reported the appearance of squalls and the
particulars are fully detailed in the New Orleans pa
pers. The Somers commenced careering ovei witt
great rapidity and in about half an hour afterwards
sunk Between forty and fifty persons went down witt
her
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07

INCREASE OF THE ARMY.-Leter writer's fom
Washington state that an addition OF ten regiments to
the regular army is to be Immediately proposed. The
force is to be enlisted for the whole war, and officers
are to be appointed only for the war. Thee will be
several additional Brgadier Generals, and one Major
General.
GEN ScorT arrived at New Orleans on he 10Th ult
in the ship Union from New York. He was to leave
early in the week for Brazos, Santiago.
MExIco.-The French Courier des Etats Unis has
a letter from Amontc He is in favor of pushing the
war to all extremtcs, even should the Mexican Con
gress be otherwise inclined
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07

Mr.. BAhsTow, who was gagged down by the tools
of the Shareholders in New Hampshire, in what they
called a Democratic Mass Convention, has lately ad
dressed large audience in Concord and dealt mos
eectual rebuke to the miserable traitors who would
yoke us all to the car of human chattesm We quote
from the Independent Democrats
For himself he claimed to be a Democrat, From his
early youth the principles of Democracy had been his
principles But he never had, and never would sub
NIT to have slavery palmed off upon him for Democ
racy That Democracy in which he believed and tc
which he would adhere5swas the Democracy of human
liberty and equal rights. Human slavery no part
of his creed and no man, 'owever distinguished,
should force him to swear allegiance to it. Nor was
he alone. The people, the tol-hardened sons of the
free upon our Northern hills, were with him. With
them, as with him, hatred to every form of tyranny
whether it bows down the body or soul of man, was
part of their very being. The men in whose veins ran
the blood of the Starks, and Clleys and Poors could
never be slaves or the supporters of slavery.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07

General ScoH.-This distinguished officer goes, we
understand, to Mexico with full powers to control the
operations of our army there. If negotiations are
opened with Santa Anna, the hero of Lundy's Lane
will undertake the more difficult duties of the diplo
mast. We trust that in this latter sphere he will be
more successful than previous negoiiaors. all o.
whom have been mos! famously bamboozled by the
one-egged Mexican. Gen. Scott will proceed to Ca
margo and organize the forces there's and about the
18th of January he will depart for Tampco with sucE
forces can be drawn from the Rio Grande, and witt
such of the new leves as can reach him by that time
From Tampico he will take up the line of march t;
San Luis, and efiecting junction with Tayors force
he VIII commence the siege of San Luis with force
Of fifteen or twenty thousand men.-.NstO Oriean
DeitG,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07

0F0The colored people of N. Y city, have COM
menced paper entitled The Rams Horn" devoted
to the protection, improvement and elevation of their
own people. Its editor says
THE RAMS HoRN" will take decided stand a.
gainst kidnapping. Our private opinion is, that it is
the highest duty of the coIored people to protect them
selves against this practice, at all hazards. We may
well begin as we intend to hold out 1t is wei
known that there is no law either State or National
that can protect man mo matter what his co!or wher
claimed by one of these kidnappers Under such cir
cumstances it is easy to determine what is duty VIZ
live in country of law-and yet our persons arc
toitho,a protection. What must we do in such cases.
Nature answers SeLCdstnce is my first law" We
think, if firm and decided stand is taken by the col
oed people, that Kidnapping will be "among the thing:
that lUere"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07
BRIGHTON MARKET
MONDAY, Dec. %.
[REPoRTED FOR THE TRAVELLER.


At Market ZOO cattle, 100 Stores, 10 Jokes working
oxen, 80 cows and calves, 1000 Sheep and about 25C
swine.
Prices Beefcattle Extra, $3.50; first quality, S 25
second quality, $50; third quality, $50 400.
Working oxen-Sales were noticed at $72, rs, "a
and los,
Cows and Calves-Sales noticed at $40, 26, %, 81
SO and 1850.
sheep-Salos Of lots at $685. 1888. LIS and one LOT
at 500 We also notice lot of Al extra sheep from
Albany, fed by George Clark, Esq. of Springfield OF
sego co.. N Y, taken for about 50 per head and were
purchased for Sewal Hiscock, Esq, Quincy market.
Swne.--Salcs of shoats, 4o for Sows, and SC fol
barrows. At retail, from 5 to G, and 6 l-2c.
N. B, About 200 head of cattle remain unsold al
the close IT the market,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07

unless the chains of hopeless slavery are fastened
about his neck! What insult is here to the Son Of
Man in the person of his poor-what contempt of God
and the authority of his Law
The Governor of Virginia will have one day to
stand before the Creator of that "proftess, unhappy
race" whom he seeks by force to drive from the soil of
the & Old Dominion" and then doubtless his pride
and boosted superiority will not find the support that
they do in this land of sham Christianity and slave
holding Republicanism! A JUST God will arbitrate
between the proud Southerner and the prosecuted
black mainland does any one doubt the decision?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07

The NATIONAL ERA.--We learn that the subscrp-
tons to the fund 20 establish paper at Washington
are being made with readiness that was scarcely ex
pected. One man gives $1,000, one $3.50, and apoth.
er $500, and the work goes on.-And we are glad Of
1T but then we beg that local papers, ready to perish
may not be left to die amidst the haste to perform
charity abroad-We want all our old customers. and
we should like to have as many of them as can take
the Washington paper besides, "Thsms our state.
nents. Liberty Press
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07
JAYNE's EXPECTORANT.

Mr. Ebenezcr Webster, Of Providence. r. IT, cured Of
we're asthma by using nve bo ties.
Rev Simeon Segfied cured of influenza hoaeness
hard, dry cough, by one bottle.
Rev. Dr.. abcock Poughkcepsie says that knowing DR.
Jayne to he regular physician and having used his medicine
personally and in his flmy does hesitate commend then
SAFE and emnenty useful medicines valuable addition
our Mattria Medca.
Rev John Seg ofLambesvie New Jersey, who suffer
ing with orseness and of the lungs and throat and
sutfocatng asthma cured by one bottle.
Mir L. Smpkns says that cured his wife Of Consumption
and one Ofhi- children Of WhoopIns Cough.
Rev. Jonathan Going d. d. Professor of Granville College Ohio
says e laborng under Cold Cough and Oase
ness and thai his difficulty Of breathing great that he FL
himself mnen danger Of suocaton, perfectly
by using this e1pcctoran" Mrs Dilks, of sacn N. j.
cured of Asthma of 20 years standing using bottles of h
medicine Mrs Ward aso Of Salem Of the
plant by using five bottles.
For sale by 5. p Rcdfeld.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07

FUNERAL OF SENATOR Barrow. On Thursday the
two Houses of Congress met for the purpose of attend
ing the funeral of Senator Barrow, the Senate having
previously adjourned to Monday, and the House to
Saturday. The coffin placed in the area in front
of the Secretarys desk, in the Senate Chamber The
President Of the United States the members of the
cabinet heads Of bureau &c, assembled with the Sen
ote. The members of the House, preceded by the
Speaker, and the Sergeant-a Arms, passed from the
Representatives Hall to the Senate Chamber where
both Houses united in the funeral services The two
Chapains offcated Prayer was offered by the Rev.
Mr. SprJul. The Sermon and Benediction were by
the Rev. Mr.. Sllcer At one o'clock the funeral pro-
cesson moved from the capitol, and proceeded to the
Congressional burying ground, where the body was in
tered for the present The procession was very large
and was preceded By military band.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07

An AFFLICTED FAMLY-Whin few weeks the
most distressing aflcton has fallen upon the family Of
Hon. Calvin Solace of Bridgeport. At the time the
melancholy intelligence Of the death of VIM D. Sol
ace who was lost on board the Atlantic reached his
parents the mother of Mrs. Solace lying at the
point of DEATH and younger brother of the Inflated
young man was dangerously sick of yphus fever
Both have since died 1t is but two years since Judge
Soace lost by death promising son of 10 years Of
age VrgenLeS Vemonie.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07

TIE SAPrERs AND MNERs.-Extract of letter
dated Mouth of the Rio Grande, December 5, 1916
" We are now on the way to Tampico, with the com.
pany in poor health. We have suffered good deal
from the ignorance of officers, who know nothing
of campaigning in this country, added to which the
climate has very bad effect on our Northern cons-
tutions We have had more than half the company
upon the sick list at one time.
One of the corps of sappers and miners, David P
Delano of Bath, Me-, died at Camargo few days ago
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07

-Merican Sprt-Tn a letter of Santa Anna, in an
swer to one from Gen. Taylor, he says:
content myself with saying that, from the spirit
and decision manifested by all Mexlcans, you should
Danish all idea of peace ,OhIe single North american
in arms treads upon The terrry Of This Republic, and
there remains in front of its ports the squadrons which
make war upon them"
This involves demand for the REIMBURSEMENT Of
Ieras and of all the conquered territory.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07

How CoLoRED MEN REGARD THEM. The follow
ing IS extracted from letter written Mr.. ]. W. Dufin,
an intelligent coored citizen of Geneva.
"The Wings, false TO their professions mot to their
principles Tor they never had any have cheated us out
OF the elective franchise. Just as knew they would
Mr.. Dufin lives in the county of Ontario which al
ways gives large Wing majority But that same coun-
ty gave decided majority against suffrage. So did
Chataque, Genessee, Erie and Livingston, all Wbjg
counties. How safe the colored mans rights are in the
hands of Wings
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07

"Wife! why in the name of goodness, did you not
make the washerwoman put starch in my shirt coarY'
"Why, my DEAR" said the wife, 81 thought it a use
less waste of the article for can get your cOer upso
easy without it."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07
LIBERATION.

HAVE given my son, Salem Ferry his time during the
der Of his minority and shall claim part Of his earnines
pay any debts Of his contracting after this date.
LORENZO FERRY.
Attest, c. s. MOVES.
Hydepark, Dec. %, 1876.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07

I'VE The subscribers being appointed by the Hon Probate
Court for the District of Lamole Commissioners receive
examine and adjust all claims and demands against
the Estate of Luther Bingham late Of Moown, in said district
deceased represented nsoven the months from
the 10th day Of December 1885, allowed by to the cred
tors Of said deceased exhibit and prove their respective cm
befn us do give notice that will the duties of our
appointment at the dwelling house Of widow Polly Bingham in
Morrown in said district the LIST Thursdays of February
April next, at 10 O'Clock in the each Of said days
ISA CA ALLEN,
MATH An T RooIa,l,NsSsoN, Commissioner
MorrlstuWn Dec "a. 1886.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07
Alexander

haVng No pro
bate Court for the District Washington, commissioners re-
cee examine and adjust all cllms and demands Of all persons
against the est1a Of Al xande Boes SEM late of Marshed in
Sad District represented nsoyen and the Of
from the YIN day Of Dec 1875 ao ed by said the cred
tors d said deceased exhibit and prove respective claims
n'ore u.s. Do give notice that Will our
appointment ut the dwelling house If Lucy Bolles Marshfd
IN SAID district on the 18th Of February and 10th days June
at one O'Clock afternoon, on Z said days.
JON \. GOODWIN ,c--,--..--.
STEPHEN PITKIAs, Commissioners.
Marshfsld L. l916
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07

MILITARr.-Four companies of the PennsyIvani,
volunteers arrived at Cincinnati on the 23d inst an,
proceeded on their way 70 New Orleans,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07
nG&klD Recent g.

M Burt ] Savage, H Joslyn, 8 Wlmarth.
Foot G Adams, o Spalding, R Huskinson,
Sawyer, s R Robinson, A Worley, H Perry, M Black
mcr, Long, Tyler, C Bond, Fuller Il Flanders
Preston. Jacques, T Hutchinson, l. Richmond,
Davis, NJ Burnett, S Bates, l. Bottum, A w IIaw
klns, a Mower, l,50 each. D Locke, 5000 S Dow
ner, So; H Bminard, DAWSON, A Adams, L Smith,
/ q AL. L.. a a l. L a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07

We have been informed by Mrs Rose, ofa performed
Dr. Jayne's Alternative, which proves superiority
every other remedy kind She has afflicted for the last
sixteen years with white swcllngs attended with u
ccrauns and civilizations of various bones, during which ma
many pieces have been discharged from the frontal bono the
cranun from both her wrists and hands and from both
hips and from both legs and from the left femoal BONE and
from the right knee besides painful ulcers other parts Of her
person. which has bed the skill of number of the most emf
physicians cy-durng of the her utrngs
have excrucag About three months since, she
duced try Dr. Janye Alternative which has had astonishing
happy effect upon her. by removng I'll pains and swengs,
and causing the ulcers heal while at the time her gcntr
health has become completely restored that she weighs
lbs than she did before she commenced the
Of this truly valuable medicine Native Eagr
For further information inquire Of Mrs Rose No. l2s Fber'
street.
For sale by s P Redheld, Montpelier, VT 50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07

81 Gach; 4 Norton,
P G Crowley, J Saw
Fem, 81 rs c FcltoI
EFT, SI,75; i Fowler
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07
By order Of the Company,
nm IAYNE,s ALTER ATIVE.

Also may be found my in Waterbury large and we'll
selected stock of Foreign and Domestic Goods which Customers
selling very desirable j. b. CRISTY,
Waterbury, Dec. 3d. l64t. 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07

In reference the above notice. will simply remark that
have taken the agency which refers without such personal
knowledge Of the true merits of the article in question will jus
ty saying that this Company only ng themselves
credit but performing great and good work by doing what
they able drive the and large ppooh poisoned
by colorng which have hitherto deugcd this country out Of
the market might more but prefer the article upon
merits forth decision ofte public. therefore ALL
try tat MY EXPENSE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-07
The Pekin Yea Counnanv

ESPECTFULLY give notice that they have arrange
IL mcns tor the sale Of their Tea in all s varieties at whole
sale RETAIL with J. CRSTY, Of Waterbury, Washington
be found constantly hand the qualities and ties
the prices sold at counter Our Tea needs
word Recommendation insure its very ready SALE wherever its
merits have been tested We wlju say however, for the BEN
such know nothing former operations that
only TEAS but in fact buy them Of the
grower and pack them ourselves through the medium of joint
House Pekn. The will find the Tea done up in
loaded packages of 10 and his each also quarters halves
whole chests all of which number and marked by
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23

lOr 1uf rtLfui iur IuiIuuINC
49, btoi.N ~ bll Of, i,tr,. Gf.,si
u '..'.'. ''l ''Hg', 49, oi'ta.t. lte k,dos,.
,ri l.rf.,, otrto' sllicr,i- t,rrI,ri,. sup.
pee ,lt. Sc Sc NrrIit" l'.tH..i, tnrs...
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uNe chstctt' Al ,H,rp"-s titi' u.y.. I : 80,
uou' - e,tN ttnd. tNeu th' s'Iils t,',. ! '.t
"r pltfur f"u,twtror trncfa' f1H.', tl-
fN,rD, iil'. a. ,,N rl-'a,i'. J.trdes I,'p
sod t,u',,'d ,rdetJ -, complaint ~, ~ht.to Re
f'srlst nt'rsh ne ilt'd 80, tlt ~, rt.ti,t Urts
e""tt.rtN e'.'u- trst ~ c'r,tr 'N,,' 80. 80
m l,e' .h'' ih' go" pi,to' wlN ''--tol..,'c, h,~
' l''ops ths '.rss 81 ~. 300. .talr rrsrt
sos t.t',i ,u''. ,fiir utd,,.,,. i',' ..... '..,D
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ir.t th' Nr.,, ~ trt ptr,lS .tt DO, -
n.' o." Nir'' "l tlt t".t.SI ~ 10 rr..'' bic
tudNuu 70 ~ tu hove h''p tuf'd tr .t|.,.., s"d
'c,uH, l''tN diss'a,i Ter nsu'i go tie 'c.n
srd r"nN'"'d "t,h sod - PATE uiA's e" IT. ere
oUr'd 60 " 'r""u b, ts'''"t th' l'so"""' 90 me
hstd- 81 th' 1'ruis ~ 60 ~ 40 Nth r'',''s iutttsh
pump l'is ., - " g." rnN rtiI Fer tl'm TIC pro
pu't"t N.A' 500 ,odt'd ro', catn',iN Ut'u,s
.iuot ,n''.'rtt,"n e ti' ttsutn"rN i''-' L,''h
sid #, d.r,ro,- it,n ''i' uu'h ~ f"-,d
snN '-t' 6,'fe -n,''d h" ~ili p'N il' ''st "i 80
p"h'i r''ior - su' 'it"'urr 'h"'' h' a." cor
,.Vuhrrs ~ pt' pt''t,r W"uld ''s"'tht' th'' ''s
=, cut. I-,e c,'tt.d t. ~ h~rn gwen '''r
~ tie t., ahe mo-. i,l'rtr, ,n'd rii w.R 10 ili,
,IN ~ ,ta'r. Artl .u, o. h,v hrrr ne c7., -,
,, r,tt u.,'' T., IT, s,ut,l' ~ rrd r'or TO- o..
tl''N "huh ltc Inventor ~ 49,. thtun't'r,, lbs
-. hI- cures ur..o-th,t ct bot "ote ctcat drr,.
iu,prf.', "l - h..'--t wi, 10 u,"",trt Ice pet
c,,cd ii,r hot on GREAT RtMIpN ur,,-
c,.,n 10 aHcc, ru,cr ~ NrtuU, complaints And
&c pto"l Which here iullu~s est bushes nc thcor,
., h,,n ~ the fo'k al ages
Nts. Elmer, Tnunt. Nnpstsis'. Nuf,lo "a" ~
Sctnfuis ietm,n1tnR general l't"p-N 'dior I'D
entire cure S,l,, " sod, "f hoG,lo, Llctdur o, tD.
lung, "i wear, standing o"mpi,- ,rd rttI r.
cure sir W,l."r. f. many Nc't.,",' ec',.
with the Huh 10 t"'nwrt'rI N""t'','f h,t' rom
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23
Picture o. Health.

| 'fIAlIii ~ CAatsCtttiTcd n an tndtrio-
ua.tv we ahsenSs Of Ill psin, Suffering
| ate, u-n lo a., raii 81 -, h.dJ b, The
re .rr irr4lStsiefri,o 81 al his iuurt'on.
| .up,ui o., cirrit"o, Ibe' tonsN ~
| t,Ise a good sitt'Oc ~ 'nrA. tunes sn -
| ..,,i..n. Tree t,7cuauuns, ~luhuh b,.c
| o.. .f ru,u,rre-s 81 lcast thce ~ t~.n,,
| p Uf.t.. at " Ii.luut he.i 80 d'.aess 81
| ~ o.S,sr- ne ftre uue pi -sct ~tth
| ui lr'mury - tufniug aud ~ihuut tsd
| .| sediment Wlftl l,s~Ass syn Of =
! f'>'" of srItus los pam Gulu .'ep
! ,rfuU' afH .f.u ur ttuu. .,.um. dreams
| vs., u' o.. W .,''- nlt b>ie ~ th,
mouth rpor il,ug BOO the moin'g No. .oor.
- ut c.,t,trtlh. u>.ug a. We .'ounch,
D. ,,eJr f,I.uc sweet tfca.l. &C.. lstui..
.tu.i. D. sIr', ON ''- ,klu. ~ IIleS, NJ
..rH.l toe. u,r,u any pat oi'De t,s,. o.
,N.,s~.,, I..u.. " .-n ."ueIpt.- l,sut go
Hhof inuWn cAa~". o. lutettupilun 20 a.,
aN'ufa' ,'acuaupu, nor pam at their period
cI te;urn
Nlet- ,heNsls Of tie system doe, not
haim".isr with The ahoSe yciuis Of h,slih,
% Is, nc gt"u',' !mppu,n'e Ih,t 10 tim.
hr .n., ,o sending fot . toc,ot ~ ~ IA. use
% foolish re- n'dies top uuru.t.c result e.
ecu0'.lpu ru-lrAd Of lhts course, let a
d. SC Of b,anJulh pius tytAA'n, Winch vii
o. petse'"fvd lu. ros'uie health 10 the o,g,n
~ paU ihal tc,duCs II.
Al vino w,,n To preserve their health. all
who are determined to defend their he
galu>t the cncroi,hmru,1 Of disease winch
uicrt send Them ptemrtur-iy to the grave.
"lII ~rhoul hesitation have recourse 10 the
81 dirth pul.. when the .tts 81 the .ys.
ten Does not hatmuntIe "uh lie above pic
'GIr uf health
those "ho i've IN = county, where cnn
-. i"u~ "t o'. or tJ,-r,r> r,,,ad. srould Of
'cu iluk eft ,tl, toe F.. tune Of health. sud
observe hu>al' With p,t'I,u',t suru'lon y"
'tdut ioa,, .r,ur 'lngiv TIE wise AID ug't-
Il dttr''ei vIl follow III, 'drr'r-'hp W.
Wi>r are 'cl ur their own d-sltucllon
IN urdCtlu let ov,t TIC de>CBhur Tho
symptoms Of consump,on luhurux,. lndI-
gr,linn. dv>pers,a headathr, IluhuIce. fever
and agur. bilious scarlet, tvphus. yellow and
common levers, Of all klns, asthma. govt.
rhrurutl. m. liver complaint, plulI-v, Inw ard
w'nkness, depression al The stiriis, rupture,
luflamatlon. spte eyes, fits, palsy. dropsy,
measles. Group, coughs, "hOnplng cough.
GuIu>}, chnIr. ohntcr, morhus. ptavel, sc,ot.
u.'. ''-.ulct. ,.,cs>. rj,L.. . nuI~rs ~
u ".lt.' hugs .r,... ct,-lloi,,. e. 81 An.
rhuu. > Gte, 81, rhcum, wlilc swclhugs, al.
Gers. cancers, lumors, swelicd lpet and leps
pIcs. cusuvencss, eturlons of the SKIN.
iughl'ui creams, female complaints. Obslruc
urus IN consequence OF change OF lie,
rela,ailonS, &c. which in tIIs advertisement
llis impossible Ia ehumerate, have given
tie above picture nf health When the state
o. the body docs ro' agree lhere~ ilh. We e :
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