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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-28

date Of December -, says
General Wool has arrived at Sal,iIlo. thus rr,t.
ing the force OF Gen Butler at that poin, f, 51l,
men, aud one that will not be easily driven (to,u
their position.
! For the defence Of this place General Ta,lo,
has adopted plan worthy Of him. / told Won b.
fore thar all our guns have been taken TO the Black
Fort. There all the troops which lef here viii
quarter, and patrol the town from that place. The
almos, iaexbaustible SUPPLY Of ammunition taken
from the Mexicans, is there, and should descent
be made upon the place, there will be men enough
TO work III the big guns, and they can rake il from
the east 10 the west. There is well Of eScelen,
water in The fort and with the provisions they have
here nov, they could stand siege OF sixty days
and bcsides baiterng down the town, their SUPER.
or metal will enable them to dislodge any mortar
the enemy can bring to play upon them
Every preparation has been made TO give the enc.
my WI rm reception at both places, and the com.
manding general leaves with perfect assurance Of
their security and nothing win bring him again
over the thrice troddcn ground but the news Of a
defeat 81 stained by our troops. have still more
confidence in the generaship Of Taylor, for what
no has done since he returned from Monte Morales
Here is safe retreat for Butler should oyerpouer.
ing numbers drive him from Saltillo, and a place
which 1000 men could hold until he arrives.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-28

The cay The Money Goes. The ship Russell Glover which
was chartered by Government at New Orleans to convey
Stores &c, gets S22OOo for three months She Sl9
900 about yeat since!
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-28

sENATE.-Tho Treasury.Note bin wn. ," 81
cd TO the Finance COMMITTEE. 'e'o'''
On motion Of Mr. Weslcou, the secrc,,,..,.,
Navy was directed to report the causes ,i. ~ Tue
duccd the return Of the frigaic CnmberIanJ" W.
the steamer Mississippi from Tho Gulf of Me,.. a'u
Mr. Cillcy offered a resolution setting FORM ~.
speedy and honorable peace with Mexico !. ''a'
ngy desirable that the constitution doc. ~,
vide for holding foreign territory nor for ;rco.P
ating foreign nations with he Union and H., p1''
President lie requested to Withdraw our ,,oa' '.e
some point 10 the United States, on or no., s 70
boundary line. "e
On Mr. llannegan's motion, the Pre.iJer,
requested to communicate The facts resoec,;n. W" a
dhhculiy between Mr. Wise and The Brazilian 20.
eminent. so''
The ien-regiment bill was then fake, - ~
Houston spoke at length in favor Of his ame,Sn WI
changing the troops from regulars to volnn,a..'
who shall elect their own officers. The deb,,s ~
continued by Senators Alien, Cass, Criuend,-
Benton, Huntington johnson Of MARYLAND Tn,..'
Houston. Cilley, Upham and others un,;I w
clock, when Mr. lloustons amendment was 49,,
cd, "a 10 % 'Ie''
The Senate adjourned at quarter 10 : No.,
Monday wthon, further action on the bin > '"'"
HOUSING Boyd, from the Select Comm;
tee to whom was referred the bill to incre,.o ~.
pay Of regulars ana volunteers, reported an amend
tory bill, which was read twice and referred ~ Il.
Committee OF the Whole, and made The sns,I
order for Monday. '"
The House having refused to take up the nae,
appropriation bill, Mr. Stephens ofGeorpia nfs,,i
resolution, which was not received declaring ,b,,
the war against Mexico is not waged for consoe,
or the acquisition ofteuitory, and that this povprn.
ment is ready TO make peace upon the paymen, n
the claim of our citizens Objection holm, ,..I'
10 receive the resolution, Mr. Stephens mo,sd
suspension Of the rules. Ind demanded the ve,, ,,S
nays--yeas 76. nays s..
The House then took up the private eaend,,
and great number Of private bills were pa,sed
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-28

ns Genius IF Liberty is new Liberty Party paper, pub
lished at Ludlow, by Rev. A. Anger.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-28

rs, We have received importation Of 1900 Dutch
men within the past week and several thousand at
New Orleans aud the river bound up = rather bad
pospect for the Natives at the spring election
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-28
The Hon. Waddy ThompsOn's Letter.

We hope our readers will give The following letter from the
llon waddy Thompson of s. c. TO tho Editors of the National
Inelgence upon the war and relations with Mexico,
attentive peess II will be recoloced that Mr. Thompson
sided in Meseo for time and possesses pohaps, thor
uugh acquaintance with the Of which he speaks
any living, nis opinions entitled gca, respect.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-01-28

FRoM MoNTEREY.-A correspondent Of tho
New Orleans Bee, writing from Monterey, under
date OF December %, says:
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-17

to the passion TO be represented the dignity of the person
with whom she exchanges looks You tell any who
in arrears as you her private secretary, the
wealth and beal of guest better than his banker by her
smile If be sury knave who counts the pennies with
her. the little thing is stranged in its birth and if who
owes his meals it mscarries altogether and for
ter she lets off worth only three francs and half but if
avoe who looks into the particulars Of her bill and
takes her lottery tickets, then you will the whole heaven
of her face in blaze, and it does expire suddenly but
like the fine twilight of evening, dies gently away
on her lips. Sometimes have flash like squib,
and leave you at in the dark it had lit the wrong
person and other times have struggling long
for its life have watched it while it gaspng its last
She has way too of knocking smile the head OBJ
served dinner to-day from the very height and bloom
Of health, fall down and die without kick"
Having great horror of seeming to dictate any judgment
to reude studousy orbore topeak as deserves of
this charming book until had put into the power of eve
y body judge it for hmsef and now, therefore, we may
safely disclose our own private opinions which is that after
recalling all the agreeable books of travel that have
read remember clever, spirited, sensible, and
witty as this Like Nourmahal, it sparkes from the begin
ming to the end.
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THE BIRD FAMILY.

The Portland Tribune, which has good for melody,
speaks follows of certain musical family who perhaps
are much honoed by the critical they ought be
OF all the of sngers-the Ranes the Hutchinsons
the Bakers, and of other families u.s. by all
Odds the Bird Family To hear them in their perfection
be asr betmes for their morning carol is by far the
very early hour, heradng the with their
choicest notes, and yieing with each other
'sTo congratulate the sweet return of MORN"
At about hall past three if you listening you will hear
the choir peparngclearng their threats for the opening
chorus At first faint twitler will from this and that
tree, followed and then by short of delicious
lody, just you will hear in choir of girls overflow
ing with music brilliant passage gushing from the lips Of
this and that one Involuntary it After trying their
voices for awhile, the prelude commences running from
to tree then follows the grand chorus, swelling from the
fantes dim to the fullest res each songster striving Guido
the other and every note blending perfect accord until
Every copse
Deep tangled, tree irregular and bush
Bending with dewy moisture DER the heads
OF the coy choristers that lodge within,
Are prodigal OF harmony"
Every and then, too, you will hear the oud-voiced
chanceer introducing matn passage with surprising
effect. so the anthem rolls on charming recitaive,
in a sweet bewching solo, in intricate fuge,
and in full chorus brilliant every part that Han
del himself might sigh with envy. Thus it continues until
the dapple-gray coursers of the
Beat up the light with their bright silver hoofs,
And chase it through the sky"
The fairly started his diuna track the carol gra-
dualy dies away and by the time the dowsy citizen begins
TO rub his waking eyes, the glorious end and
the Bird Family" and ALL busily employed in get
ting their breakfast.
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FERRY RIGHTS ON THE POTOMAC RIVER.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN.

coRREspoSDEScE OF THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN.
HAGERsTowN, july 9, ls47
have lust returned from the Courthouse where was
occupied during the day listening very able and interest
ing discussion upon the respective rights Of the States of
Maryland and Virginia grant ferry privileges the Poto
river. The argument commenced at 10 o'clock this
morning and closed about o'clock this evening II was
opened by William Price, Esq, of Cumberland, behalf
of Mr. Ock, who claimed his ferry right under grant from
the Legislature Of Virginia. He followed by Thomas
Harbne and r. NJ Tidba Esqs, Of this place, behalf
of the Commissioners of the county of Washington who
claim under of the General Assembly of Maryland
and the argument closed by Chas JAS Faulkner, ESQ.,
of Virginia. in support of the Virginia claimant The whole
subject involving the law doctrines Of ferries the
original charter Of the States of Maryland and Virginia
their respective rights the bed and shores of the river
the effect and construction of the compact of l7S5were
mnutey critically and deliberately examined by the counsel
engaged.
At the close of the argument Judge Buchanan announced
his opinion the full purpo of which could gather but
it was, believe, substance that the jurisdiction rights OF
Virginia extended to lowwate mark the southern shore
of the Potomac that the of both States
therefore essential perfect ferry franchise the river
and recommending to the parties compromise upon
the mutual concession each other of landing the OPP
pose shores. This is all that claimed by the Virginia
party, and the compromise will doubt be made by the
Commissioners of this county in pursuance of the suggestion
of the Court
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THE QUESTION SETTLED.

After an elaborate and anxious investigation by Charlotte
correspondent of the Richmond Enquirer Says the Richmond
Whig,) the famous line" embodied in a toast given by
Lieutenant Governor DANIEL the Webster dinner in Rich
mond has been traced to its origin 1t occurs stanzas of
JAMES MoNrGoMERrs Address the Ocean, which quoted
by the Enquirer, and reads follows:
" All why hath JEHOVAH, in forming the world
With the waters divided the, land,
His rampars of rocks round the continent hurled,
And Graded the deep in his hand,
If man may transgress his eternal command,
And leap DER the bounds of his birth
To ravage the utermos earth,
And violate nations and realms that should he
Distinct as the bilious, get one as the sea ?"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-17

Hon. JoHN QuISCY ADAMS completed his eghtcth year
on Sunday, the llth instant.
ALrxASnER HAMILTON fell by the hands Of AARON Bum,
in a duel on the It'll July, 1906.
Hon. TrNorur FARnAn, Of Hollis, n H., and DR.. EzRA
GREES Of Dover N H. both completed their Tooth year
the nth instant and are both graduates Of Harvard Unver
sity A striking fact.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-17

AT Boston, on the late national anniversary, AMY Fo-
SON preached Fourth of July Grafton of days length
from her chamber NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Sunday and get
ting through on Monday night The Mail says she preach
cd enough during the two days from her window to out
the lungs OF lion and make elephant hoarse Her ply
seal powers are tremendous, and her love Of the freedom OF
speech stronger than death
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DE-; s3sl;isls{Sk5
1|l|!l1I|1|I| ;l|9|!g|'

16AK GORDON,S PILLS are mn, ~. ~.
mans TREND No Traveller Or Family should
be without them Their timely admin srs,ion m
prevent much pain and suffering aud save maay
These Pills were compounded i, D1 (;ora,lon II.
TEL years q study and carsn Observation uron ,he
nature OF different medicines and the effect which
they produce upon different ronsin, II y,rions
forms OF dlresse. They have been txtsnsiyth used
oy some o. or most eminebt Ply sieians, aud b,
many private iamilits for several yea,s and such
has been the satisfaction which lhey have Given
that 4 y firmly believed thai the vegetable kiae dom
does not furnish any for nurp a,iye neii
cine. which snrpasses FOR general use. those Df
witch these pills are composed They do No, con-
YEN Oaomei, Mercury, or any mineral preparation;
bqt are composed entirely Of We
extracts. carefully prepared and % combined a d
Dc &c rfln, SAFE. dHd Easy In their operation.
shonld1t be otherwise the stomach and ID con.
tain FOUL and acrid bilious matter show grsal
necessity for purgatise medicine.
Fhese Fills % not require particular attention ts
diet Or drink and msy be taken ii II tmes wher
most convenient without the fear Of labif
4 T. 10 take cold. Hs
IL asserted By many that Feyers ard IN faet, IA
diseases a. caused BY impure state of The Blood
The Impurities which usually pass Oh BY the bkwci
and various other outlets, being retained 10 III,
bleed renders i unit for the aourishoen, ahdssup
port oi tne different parts Of The body. 1hisspro
iduces disease-~and that pal OF the system which
weakest u most easily affected.
The Bowels being the principal channel through
which great portion Of the Impurities uf the d !.
TEN are discharged II IL evident that whatever acts
beneheially on them must be conducive 10 heaIlh ~
And ssthe Bowels are the most rifeeiual, and ii
Tact, almost The only way BY which general ini-
preston can Be msde upon the sy stem Il l. per feet
reasonable 10 suppose, that nearly all diseased
will be cured. OF d least much benefi,fed 81 III
dicious use ofpurgatiye medicines lfta physielan
e called 10 patient, what sthe FIRST ding alols /
tie prescrbes dose ortwo Of purgatise meditines;
and then sfter Asor two. il the patient is no hst-
ter. he gives him another dose of purp alive me,-
cine, and ons doing some other litle things bu,
the maiarelanee fora Is upon the effect pro-
duced By pnFgatise medicines Therefore ii you
are sick delay not, bai take fewaoses df Dr. Gp,
don's Vegetable Family Pills. and be sgao rsstotrd
to health. go
DR.. Gprdou's Vegetable An,i-B Bilious Family
Pills, epre Bilious Fever, yellow Fe,er Remit,tn,
and Intermiitent feyers, lnfsmsiory Fever, Psiniu
the Head, Side. Back and Stomach; iplammatis,n
Of the Brain, Stomach. Lungs, Liver, Kidaei 5,
Throat and Chest Dropsy. Sick Headache, f.hssn-
matism. lholics ID spesis HI sterics. Low Spjrits
Ulcers, ard old Sores, Female Complaints, and I'M
Diseasessv where Purgative Medicines are needed
For sale by
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cIpY HoTRLZ

gTVHIS 49, and iitx, >.s>bI.Snet, - >.
j pred s. he subscribers i pee. lszt,
e1c, 4Ith ne s.<isla1ce u Mr. HAlls.r. iats
~ Ioes-trisl 1nl sslI tnoNo Proprietor ot he
fsrners' Hoiei b Ffslssieksbore, are ds,es-
1i,c1 % desolc heir ~ -isits1 atlsntion y The
eothicSt aud .conssnicnct Of heir patrons. -
The House i situated n he centre Il he Cily,
n The ground lately covered b ths nossd ..0ld
4ell Haeefrs and 4 handscneiJ provided 9Th
fnrniiure enliiely nsr, Fi,h eobef, civilian -.
ientise sssi,isnls and toita1ts. and 9Th fss-
sSnsoie shara 81 The pa,sooase % ne ssnio'
psst1er,s nnmsreas and exseosiss lizi 81 ed
tf'ests and scqaaiassncss, md With lhsee yssIl
experiences 10 The Bollinebyook Hotel, Reiefs.
burg, Va, think they can supply N sqnivslsnl
lof any favor bestowed q Them. ASlabie well
Iorned and presided, under ne nansssneEt 81
NJ. Wn. 8. Wood. Is attached %. he house. a
conveaient distance, and being himself The
proprietor. persons arriving with heir opn
horses MAY ~ assured n good attention foi
ihem. JoHN nlNGR q SON
Richmond. Anil 90. le17 In.
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Hard ware, CutIcry, &C.

nara wares CnttcHys &c
I'd cRUPPER. iapofisr and desIer 10 70
~. reign and Amsriesn HsFduafs end Cut
lery, has Just opened his Spring supply, which
IS large and general, and embraces slmost esery
article USUALLY found 10 such houses. lie in
yilss couslfy meFehsnis, and al 10 pufsuii Of
such eoods, ~ csll and examine his stock, before
purchasing elsenheIe-smong which viii b
found-
Bar Iron aai Steel or ell kinds.
Cot and Wroueht Mill, ell siEesi
Hoop, Strap and Bard Iron,
Mail Rods aud Horse Shoe Nails,
Americas aud English Sheet Iron,
Wagon Boxes aud Castings Of ell kinds.
Smishs Ansils, Riees and Bellows,
ShoseIs, Spsde., Fools and Rskes,
wedding End Hilling Hoes,
Grain aud Gross Scj Ties sod Sueathes,
Hay and Straw HALVES and Resp Hooks,
Ares, Hatcheiis and Hammer.
sand Saw Blades, Of ell kind,
Flames sod Plane Irons G1ages and Rules,
Hinges, Bolis and Locke, Of eli descriptions;
Cot Taeks, Wood Scre VS.. Brads, &c.
Aurers. Chisels, Gppees, Cimbleis, &c.
Bsidle Bits, SlirBps, Spurs,
Buckles, and ali kinds saddlery,
Z. Files aid Rsspsr II every kind,
I Pen aud Pocket Knives and Table Cutlery
I of every description
/ Scissors. shsefs, Needles and Pins,
Buttons and eoAbe, Of an kinds;
Brushes Of 81 descriptions, ---and . varie
" Of al FINDS Of goods 10 Ire HsrdwsIs line
ali az which he win sell on The most sccommo
daring isrp., and asks Of his friends and The pub
lie . share pf their psironsge.
AlrSaodris, Va. April "a 81.
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VIRGINIA, no WIT :

Al RI ,.sholien in the clerks oihcs Of The cir.
erit u. srior court Of Law and ehsneer, for
jefferson .aupis, the Erst Monday IN March,
le47;
Herr, Berry. .s,dmiai,tsfor at Bonis 10.
Of John Morro,g dte'd. pLTy
II AGAINST
William C. Worthsag..en, .admin;sfrofoy
de bonis non, .rifh thes1UiH ANNEXED,
Of Robert Rutherjo res, decd, Wiihigz,
4, Clark and Louisa has tciie. Jumes
J. Randolph and Susdn1;s ipits, IL.
~ y4rmistead, Elizabeth Sslith, John
B. Grayson, John Conrad, Jkargor.f
r. yMorroO, Nathaniel G. Norsh rad
Mary Ids ,cife, Eisaaor WorfhinQfos,.
Sarah Worthingfon, Jacob ", Rev.
noids and Cathdrine his uijs, Nancy.
Cookus, Witlidm C. Wortd;nqfon.
John NJ. Cookus, James Z. RansSn
and Frances M. his ,oife, Sarah Il.
BeektOith, John r. Flogg and Mary
his ,Die, Sally finn Fiagg, -Aafhdsnr-'
! sel +. corniraH and Sasoa his rijt,
Edmund 1. Lee and Henrietta his
/ ,cJe, Henry Bediager, Sarah, MARY,
Georgian0, Mildred, s. Susan Wash
/ ington, Willi1m s. Long and Sarah
his tolfs, La,crenee B., Donisi
/ b., Beajdmit. r., Thornton aa8
George Washington, l0tn j.. Bryan,
/ James Br9ra and Eledno,s his ,ti,f.
| Ra5srt Worthiagtoa ddd John +.
/ Cookus, DRrENb ANTS.
| IN CE.9.FCEKY.
THE Defendants. james j. Rsndoirh sRd
Susan his wife. Mary Armisies5. ELIZABETH
Smith, Jshn4 Conrad ,Faoi having enisfed their
appearances and given. sseuriiy according ID
the act Of assembly sEid the rules ofshis court /;
and i appearing BY satisfactory EVIDENCE tbst
they are not inhabi,snis Of this Commo nweaIths
Is ordered, That the said Jef'ls do appear AZ is
Or The Ninth day Of the next torn, Of his
Court. and answer The bill, and suppiemea-
tai and amended bill or the plaintiff snd
that cory Of this order be forthwith a.
serted N some newspaper published in ,thys
county. for two months successfully, and ross.
ed II The front door ol the Courthouse Of TINS
county. copy Tests,
r. I. BROWN. CLERK.
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UNITED STATES
HsO ~ 3 L..

u EerFy, Va.
lTHE undersigned mos, respectfully inform
= the public that he has leased ,he Hotel ii
Harpsrs-Ferry, knonn Is ihe UNlTRDSTATES
HOTEL. He has been battered 81 The Kind
tsstimonislshe has received az he satisfse ton
and approval 81 bis ecidnet Is ! landloi i,
Ckplsaorn. and bringing q hi. rssidenes he
experlenee Of some yesra. he believes be will Be
able e maintain bischarscier among hisfF iends,
and 10 acquire new tributes Or approbsfion
from the irarelling public He i dcieFmised
% kesPa good houss, aaa one which will r.
He asks ~ travellers b. tbe Rail Road :.
veil q al others toEIvo hin one cali, and If
here Be any rs.soLable cause 81 eonpis;ni 81
The fare q the Ai1ner of ~ service. ssoord
yisit y iilnot beexp.clSt. Re win ende, vof Il
Be poliLc and rocricoas. ind 81 IL bis snbIcv.
co1nected win he HsteI, viii Be required Is
praciice ne seus deporiueDl. Pr>p.rti;sns
have been ntdei1E he 1ccpnnot.iis6 of visi-
iefs-si6g'y q d families. ,1d ne bs,t iRe
n1'ftr 1Iort win IS Il he ser4;c. 10 t'@.-s.
irons. H1 h1f viii 5, fur6i.hei wiz 80
WINS .b1 LIQUORS. .1d b'. s.sb,s ~ s.
altsntsl ~ one u DE- best cs,lers ibs S,sis
en- pfoiuc1. los. b. AnELf..
AlriI 10 lsl5.
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-IL&.
VlHt 1,r, Il rriv,ls ssls, Il,
= FA1 h,rh y r<sitss,
CS,,i< hing SIS Heres,
or Liass,oss Lad about 20 cleared and i
1 god ,ia,s of csIiirslioo. riih abapdans e.
so1rc.s ~ iis further inprorenent, areIlsois
a very Ii,lir expense. The Efeater part Of y
Wood|,nd t,bea. 70 Aeresl i sneiossd for pas
TSs op.,usu crsst (upon j. wssiern ber
xs,l and nunber Of conren,entlI siiuaiel
Ponds. give L psfnsnenl supply q usier---
Asd ~ sktchsristoun Turnpike passing With
10 fe4 hnndre1 yards. renders The access -
~, a. III seasons, 70 The Villages; Mhis Raj
| Read Depot,, etc /, IN The vieinity-
The improvements ksse. All, been recently
srecled, and are ample Tor the accommodated
| sc large family, both uhiis and black ans
| for the S.rious uses ofihe farm.
The Dwelling House,
fBuil, IL Brirk) eon,,iug nine rooms. besids'
pantrics. esrr>ts, etc.,is handsomely finished
sad prettdy situated, in an extensive grove .
| oaks.
10 every respect, this property combines III
Requirements Of comfortable residence, viii
we'll isprersd and prspuealiss Farm, justly con
sidered one ofthe most valuable Of lis size, il
jefferson county. Il IS offered for sale upoI
tihe most liberal Terms, both As 10 price and III
lime cfpayment. Fer further particulars. 81
ther apply 10 the subscriber fpersonslly) on hi
premises, o. 81 icttef, addressed 10 him, nea
LesloEn, jefferson county, virginis-
PHILIP P. cambridge.
March 4. le47.-if.
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Hancc's Salsaparilln. or
Blood Pills.
kNIfiAT Z thai principle which We call Inc
NV hioDd

= fW1 --. - r. AsSst y y S9ts enS
The blood i thai principle By which The
whole system Is regulated. Therefore, il The
blood becomes impure, general dersDee ment
Of The system mnst snsus and give rise 10
ceushs, Colds, lndnepzs, Dyspepsia, Drop,y,
Hesdache, FolIness pf Blood, Bilious, Scarlet.
Typhoid and T5phus Reyess pf alI kinds. Ind.
gesiion, Weskness 81 Stomach, Rheumatism
Rheuma'ic Affection, Nervous Affections, Liver
Complain, Asthms, PIeufIsy, In dan d alton Of
he Lungs, Low spsris, Fits. Aiesssls, Small
Pox, Whooping Cough. Cfour, Sore Eyes, In
ward Weskness, wsiilns, Danny, Bronchitis.
Cholic, Diseniety,. Gfarel, san Rhknm Deaf.
ness and other aase:,ons nf he ear, Isl. Abtho.
ny's FIRE, S.fofula or King. Evil, Uiosrs. wh,is.
swelling. Tnmor, Bles, Suppressed Mdnthly
Discharges snd Female CsmpIsin,s il esnsrsf..
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