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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-16


several splendid chops Of teu, exclusively npor-
ted by the "Pekn Tea Company" an which we
intend TO copyright to prevent lrickery Let our
agents get ready.
Heretofore il has Teen very difficult, indeed
impossible, to always obtain good green ana black
teas. But now you have only to visit the ware
rooms Of the Pekin Tea Company, IS and ~ Full.
ton streets TO obtain delicious and fragrant teas
as YOU could wish.-New York Daily sun
We have tried the teas imported y the Pekin
Tea Company, IS and Il Futon street. New York
and Il we live will try them often They are sell
ling the most delicious teas we ever drank, and
retail them at wholesale prices.-N Y. Post
The finest specimens Of green and black teas
ever sold in this country, are Imported by the Pc
! IN Tea Company, 10 II Ful,on street Person:
wanting good teas at reasonable prices, can al
ways get them there. New York Tribune.
word to tea drinkers.---The Pekin Tea com
pany,k7 10 and II Fulton street, have imported into
| this market some hve hundred thousand dollars
worth of the finest grades OF green and black
teas grown in the Celestial Empire, done up in all
the various fancy packages that Chinese ingenu
" can invent, Ii is privilege to buy teas a
this great establishment, and a luxury and com
tort TO lrink them. They sell good teas only; ant
retail them at wholesale prices. Country mer
chants who wish TO always sell good teas can al
ways obtain them AT this place. on reasonabl,
Ierms.-N. J. Courier and Enquirer.
;. The Pekn Tea Company, IS and ~ Fulton
street, are performing great and good work
and will in few years, beyond all doubt, driv
all the impure teas which have deluged this cou
Try, and defrauded consumers Of the ariicIe,ou
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-18
Testimony Of the Doctors in faror of ITistar's Bal
sam of VIA Chery.

sum ~ W ia theTy
Exter, Maine, Sept 30, lsi5.
DR. Wistars Balsam OF Wild Cherry for diseases OF
the Lungs tor two years past, and many bottles 10
my knowledge have been used by my patients, all
with beneficial results. In two cases, where it was
Wild Cherry effected cure.
+. BOY DEN, Physician at Exter Corner.
DR.. Bradford Knapp, of Crown Point n Y in
letter dated August 3D. 1875, says In the course of
my practice in this vicinity haye tested in some good
degree the good qualities OF lPlsars Basam OF Hid
Cherry in pulmonary complaints, and now wish to
procure supply of the medicine.
DR. A. H. Macnair, OF Tarboro, North Carolina
writes under date OF Feb. a. lSi7 that he has used
DR.. Wistar's Basam OF IPild Cherry in his practise
paraton Of the kind he ever saw, and knows OF none
so deserving the public patronage.
Dr. VIM. A. Shaw of Washington N c. writes,
under date OF May ], 1916 as follows:
have heard of many cases of decided beneficial
effects from its use, especially in Asthma and chronic
Cherry eat deal in practice, and in marked good
results in those Of great nervous mobility, and
irritablty, to which phthisical patients are subject
The combination OF these principles IN " istars Bal
sam of Wild Cherry is ingenious and Judlclous.
Medical men are luslly dstrustiul OF Patent Med
cines in general, but candor must discriminate he
tween outrageous humbugs and nostrums and thos'
medicines which have proved salutary, and IN many
well atesed cases curative. ~
Dr. Hoffman, Huntingdon Pa, cured n child o
Asthma with it, after he declared he could do no NOR
with his medicine, and the child must die
DR. FIelegh, OF Saugerties, n, y :, says ne cure
Liver Complaint of -Four years standing, mat wouI
not yield to the usual remedies.
Abraham Sklman, Nj. d., of Boundbrook N. J
ssys Is the best medicine for consumption, IN ever
stage, that he has ever known, We might refer yo
vlncee all OF Its great virtue
For sale by IHEo. A PRcK Burlington VI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-18
Chcsh ire abroad.
OPEN TO KEENE.
9sess ss9s LIZ Es 81
TIME ALTERED.

IN aud after Saturday, July lst, the
the Fichburg Trains between Boston and keene as
follows
Leave Boston at :, A. NJ, and 2,P.M
Arrive at keene at II, 4. W., and 6 ?. NJ.
Leave keene at Z, A, NJ, md =, T. NJ
Arrive at Boston at II, A. NJ and 6, p. NJ
Stages will run in connection with the Trains. as
follows From Winchendon, for Rndgc and Jaiircy
on the arrival OF the morning Trains up, on Mondays
wednesdays and Fridays, and returning on opposite
days.
>, From Fitywliam, for Richmond, Winchester
lllnsdale and Brattleboro, on TUESDAYS, Ihurstays
and Saturdays, on arrival Of the morning Trains up
ana returning from those places on the opposite DAYS
10 connect with last Train down being the shortest
Railroad and Stage Route from Boston To those MIA
ces. Also, from keene to Chesterfield AMI Braiic-
boro, on same days, arrival of afternoon Train
from Boston up, arriving Braiileboro same eyennu
aud returning on opposite mornings To first Train
down passengers will arrive at Boston at II, A. NJ
~ heen.; stages WI connect with all the trains to
and from Walpole, Bellows Falls Chester Cavern
dish, Ludlow, to Rutland and Burlington Drcws-
vile ,Aistead sharestown Springfield, Weathersiied
Caremont, Newport, Windsor, Woodstock, and
Montpelier to Burlington
This line in connection with the Fchburg Rail-
road, and the Stages to and from keene forms a di-
rect line ct communications between Boston and
Northern Vermont and Northern New Hampshire
and the shortest and mast direct line between south
em, Middle and Western Vermont and Western
New H0mpshlre and Boston and ulso in connection
with the Stages from Winchendon and Fitchburg ID
Worcester, and the Worcester and Providence Rail.
road, the most direct line between those sections o
Vermont and New Hampshire and Worcester Conn
ty and the State OF Rhode Island aud in connection
with Stages from I.cton, Mass to Lowell a drec
communication between the same portions OF New
Hampshire and Vermont and Lowell.
Freight trains Will run daily, to and from Boston
in connection with the regular fitchburg Trains,
+ VI. EDW ARDS, President.
l.. TlLTON, Engineer
Keene, June 80 1913. W.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-18
Latest News
BY TIE MAILS TODAY.
From the Boston Atlas, of vest erday..
New York, Monday, August l4th,
CONGRESS-.


New YORK, Monday, August l4th.
9 o'clock =. M.
CONGRESS-.
The Oregon bill, precisely as it came from the
House, with the Wmot proviso, passed the
Senate yesterday, at 10 O'Clock. The Govern
ors veto amendment was lost, and the "compro-
mise" amendment reccded from by the follow
ing vote =
Teas-Nlessrs. Allen, Baldwin, Benton, Brad
bury Breese, Bright, Cameron. Clark, Corwin,
Davis of Mass, DAYTON, Dickinson, Dix, Dodge,
Douglass Felch, Fitzgerald. Greene, Hale,
Hamin, Hannegan. Houston. Miller, Niles,
Phelps, Sprudnce, Upham, Walker, Webster
80.
Ndys--Messrs Atchison, Badger, Berrien, But.
Ter. Calhoun, Davis of Mississippi, Downes,
Foote, Hunter, johnson Of Maryland, Johnson OF
Georgia, johnson of Louisiana, Lewis, Man
gum, Mason, Metcalf Pearcc, Rusk, Sebastian
Turney, Underwood, Wescott, Yulee--23.
Messrs Anterior of New Hampshire, King of
Alabama, paired off Mr.. Clayton is detained
at home, and Mr.. Sturgeon left before the vote
was taken.
The names of Messrs Bell, of Tennessee,
and Borland of Arkansas, do not appear in the
despatch, and as another account says the vote
stood 20 to 3d. they were probably present and
voted in the nega.ive.]
Mr.. Webster made great speech on Satur.
day night.
THE ELECTIONS.
NoRTH CARoIINA.-A Telegraphc despatch
from Raleigh on Friday evening, claims the
election of Charles Manly (Whig) as Governor
by 500 majority, with a Wing majority of TWO
in Joint ballot of The Legislature. As the other
side have no despatch, this is likely to be true.
If so, the Wings have escaped defeat "by the
skin of their teeth" and will not again be caught
opposing Constitutional Reform very soon.
1LLINors.-There is a report by Telegraph,
from Cincinnati, that J. Y. Scamnon, Wing,
has beaten John Wentworth in the Chicago
district by -FOUR majority. We doubt it. The
engagement of the Telegraph on Foreign news
yesterday afternoon and evening prevented our
verifying this report.
Col. f. ID. Baker, Wing, is said to be elected
in the Galena district by 1900 majority. Thus
ut least four of the seven members elect from
this State will be Volunteers returned from the
Mexican war, namely Bssel, Richardson,
Harris, QLocos) and Baker, Wing. There is "a
report that another Marshall. Whg) is chosen
in the place of McClernand. but it decidedly
"wants confirmation" However. four out of
the seven argues well for Gen. Taylor's chance.
" Y. Tribune, Of .Nonday
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-18

Nassau, Bens Co, lSi7--Dr. Herrick g. Co
This may certify that Charles Rowland, am a car
penter and house Joiner by trade that in the month
Of September last, | feel from the roof of a building
two stories high falling on my shoulders and hips
striking on and among stone and timber ! was car
rled away from the OF my misfortune, bruised
and mansed being, Immediately procured a bottle
of your Liniment, also box of Pills, which took
and applied according directions ind to the aston
ishment Of myself and friends, resumed my work on
the same building in the short space oil hive days.
am thoroughly convinced that your remedies are the
best known and only require to be used to be nppre
ciated No mechanic should be without bottle OF
your Sciatic Liniment in his shop, that al brust
cuts strains &c which are every day liable to, b'
may have a prompt and efficient rem 'dy at hand
tn. price is SO moderate that almost any one may
constantly keep it on hand. Yours, respectfully
CHARLEs HowLAYD.
~ Orders to be directed to Herrck and Co. Pm
cipsl Office, Albany, Wand tor sale by A. L
Spear, Geo. T. Harrington, Calm and Spear, Burling
ton, W. b Hatch Wmooski Falls, John Simonds 2ne
Shelburn, Lyon and Alexander, Charlotte. Wells
Hlnrsbureh, and also by Druggists and Merchant
~ every Town aud Village.
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NEW GOODS.

AU t.SShS ALL bNOI Elm
IV1 ar. receiving acccsslons to their stock OF fine
that they generally deal IN, together with such
kinds az they Judge their customers will wish tor rs
we are RECEIVING Goods every week, we can supply
any article IN our lire II It which may be want
ed
We invite an examination OF our Watches by those
who wish good time keepers. knowing that We are
enabled to- and DESTROYS Of selling all descriptions OF
selling all descriptions ii Watches low any New
Yo,k or Boston Housr, or any Pcdar can VILE
sell them. Our assortment Is good OF Clocks Watch
es Gold and Silver Goods, Plated and Britannia Met
al Goods Lamps, Musical Instruments Strings, &c,
Pertumcry Cigar Gases, Snuff Boxes, Canes Plain
liar and Curs, Head Bands, Bags, Purses ind Peck
ct Books Cards Ruzors Scissois, Knives, and an al
most endless variety OF fancy articles.
Gold and Sllveied Fans, black, white and fancy
colurcd Faus Feather aud Paste,oard Fans, sc. Sl
YER Spoons Forks. Coffin Plates, Butter aud Fru
Knivcs chdrcns Silver Folks aud Cups. and all Sill
YER Goods at all tunes hand IN lurgc quantities
utmost any article IN Gold SILVER made III our shop
TO nuy pattern desired Watches, Clocks and Jewel
~ ,ancd aud repaired 10y ourselves and experienced
% Irncymlcn.
We employ no apprentices in any department OF
our business.
oar aim and desire is to sell such Goods and to do
our work and charge such Prices as VIII DC penna
Lcntiy satisfactory customers.
DAGl tRREOrYpE GOODS
| and Pate German and American Cameras and
u larger aud extensive assortment at every att
Gle, used in the line receiving and viii be Kept hand
and tor sale at iuw New York and Boston prices, SEQ
wills f.. Whtcs and French - Plates IN aFs- qIan
lics BRlNSMAlD x BROTHERS..
COBALT OR FLY-POISON! 100 Just
I ! ,,,.iV,.I nv ,l6S lHrO. \ HLtK
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Wing Meeting.
n o TIC F..

BY request of Teachers and Superintendents
of Common Schools in Chittendcn County, no.
tce is hereby given that the patrons AMI friends
of Common Schools, and especially Ttachers,
are requested to meet in Convention at the
Court House in Burlington, on Tuesday, the
9th inst, at o'clock, p. NJ to consider the
subject of Teachers Institute the coming au-
tumn; and, if decided upon, to take active
measures accordingly. Especial attendance Of
Superintendent and Teachers is requested.
SIMEON PARMEI.EE,
20. Supt. Common Schools.
August 10, ls4s.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-18
Stoves and Marble Warehouse.
s, W. T1YLOR.

III AS on hand and is receiving, at his
IL Store on Church St, large Stocks of the latest
and most approved patterns Of Cooking, parlor and
Box Stoves, Kettles, Hollow Ware, Cast Sinks,
Plowes, and variety OF other Castings, Stove Pipe
Tin and Copper Ware.
Marble al Wholesale TO Country dealers, also at
Retail for grave Stones, Monument Furniture Coun-
iers Flores and for Building purposes, Cut, Carved or
LeueIed IN any way TO sui purchasers.
Burlington, August 10, as wGh
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-18
Salt Rhcum, Scrofula, Lcprocy.
Fry sipilas &c. &c.

F0cIS are MU550rn TNiHgS. V're Is one among
mass ot others.
NrwroN, Lower Falls, May, 1873
Mr. JoNrs Dear Sir,-lt more testimony is nee
ded IN favor OF your valuable Drops and Pills for llu
mors, you may adj mine to the number you already
have.
rocy or White Scurt aud having tried all sorts OF rem
cdrs TO purpose, and having arrived nj the age of
liiy had gwen up all hopes OF rcllet Accidentally
seeing your drops advertised, induced to try them
when to my utter surprise, was completely cured be-
fore had taken one bottle Hou are AT liberty to
make any use of this you please for me your drops
are invaluable. Respectfully Yours,
WILLIAM CURTIS.
For sale in Burlington only by rHFopoRE \ PECK,
aud by many other Druggists III thus and the adjoining
StHes.
n b. Nothing is so cheap and nothing else is so
cllicaclous for all diseases OF The skin Try try 1t
fAIrHfULLY-try il As DIRECTED. w3yl
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tgy Most Extraordinary Work ! "a
THE
MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU,
Professor Of Diseases Of Women.
ixth Edition. lSmo. PIP. $50. rricc 81.

Sixth Edition lSmo pp $50 rrice 81.
10000 COPIES SOLD IN THREE MONTHS!
Years o. suffering, OF physical and mental anguish
TO many allectonatc wife and pecuninry diiliucs
to the husband might have been spared by timely
possession OF this work.
1t is intended especially for the married. or those
contemplating marriage, it discloses important Sc
crets which should be known 10 them particularly.
Truly, knowledge is power. 1t is health, happiness,
aiilucncc
The revelations contained in its pages have proved
blessing to thousands as the nnumerablc letters re-
ccivcd by the author will attest.
Here, also, every female discover the causes,
symptoms, and the most efficient remedies, and most
certain mode OF cure, in every complaint to which her
is subject.
On the receipt of One Dollar, the Married Wo-
mans Private Medical Companion" will be sent
lmailed free to amy part OF the United States. All
letters must be addressed, postpaid, to DIR. A. NJ.
Nauriceau, Box 1924, New York City Publishing
Office 1919 Liberty street, New York.
! cw Travelling Agents informed that few
districts in Massachusetts, aud two other Ehstern
States, are yet unengagcd, Applications received
post paid as above. 4im3
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kirkbrilc's TaltcrsaIIs'


ya mr.. Il II ~ W FhD y. &
LlA. Ky
1t Is wfrrrntrd To- he perfectly snr in all cases, wll
not Inconvenience" the animal ol lnlurc hun even II he
had no disease 1t is from 10 tiueS cheaper than
most OF the lmltatluns whirh are hrng clrculntcd
throughout, the country. being put ny IN larger packa
+'s shiiclrh TO cure an ordinary cnse :" liuN's ana
10 administer IN a dozen cases It cold, catarrh, &c
At tins season, while the Horse is shedding his coat
hls vital energy much reduced, and he l. extremely
liable I" colds, Nc, many eases OF nripcut tcaves
alc contracted nov hut, are Suppress 10y pasture
warm weather, tIl they break out in fall force m the
tall. Thousands OF horses can be- saved from future
nnsoundness, II. when the first symptoms u cold or
wheczng is observed, lew doses ut the IattesilS
iieave Powders should he administered. They are
waJrcntcd To wholly eradicate recent heares at th!s
eason.
tNEAI SfNtN'' ~ RiU'IN 80
The heave powders gwen IN snail doceS' w'II pc
pnnd most useful at TINS season lhry slhl'us'te u"
SKIN 10 cast on me slprrinous hat ana produce new
they loosen the hide, give glossy appearance =" tlr
cont protect against disease they also from ihrir 'n
a,','.," '', ""G H. 49, "I ,
N, ,h; s,son ne much as INV al ,l, hn,nnn rlcr who
al ~ rrc,oroii,n az sorsnnnril, uS.t,l II, CORRECT
v,ot,d stnte of The fluids incident 10 The change of
weather which IN The sprn, affects of MI animal
ne Ill "a ali vrp,,ohl, iii. -
l. e.
iHs ,v"'". ",'s u0i''' ' t Nv W. ~ N
h'talhd ny any no's, "'H,t ~ "i'' ~ '''' " N'
u" p,en' n'uri'r 'n'' ia, eh a. INV" '.'t
mrndnllon con'drrns me llne IT ms n nrrn r',npi
lshcd IN ms country hole tllal po N',ol' a''I
written teslh'hi"'s nave 'o'""'"''S oe'" ''""'''"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-18
IMPROVED AMERICAN AIR TIGHT
Cooking Stove,

THE above shove is oileredo the public as an art
i iclr Tor culinary purposes unrlvallrd by amy o'r
III Use. lis construction Is very simple and con
scGurutly can be managed with ncilly and ease.
The oven IL large and bnhrs admirably, the lines
being arranged to dusc an equal degree Of heat
i'll all parts of It, very useful feature in this stove IL
its snnner arrangement which consists OF furnace
which can br used with the same facility and more
ECONOMY than the common portable iurliactT.
Also
A general assortment Of Fancy Box md Ar-iight
oil the latest styles, Patent Pumps lead pl,-'.
Agricultural Implements &c
Job work OF all kinds in tn copper md Sheet Iron
done in the latest style. and on short notice.
(wj2uJ BOSTViCk & ENARTS.
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(ilaziprS Shop f.! F!

WOULD respectfully inform my friends,
! aud the public generally that have orned n shop,
ncar my residence ON Pcnil Street, Tor the purpose ..
Furnishing Cutting and Glazing
al Sues Of plain and f,rry Window Glass, also elias,
'or rnSh or Picture frauEskept constantly vii la'o
at Manufacturers prices. .-......
IIERVEY BURNETT.
Burlington, April 20 1878 Whit
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j. RIG N AR DS .

THE celebrated Innan Doctor, formerly
from the North Western Territory Would res
pcctuy inform the sitizens Of Milton, and adjoining
towns that he will be ut Mr. L. Wards Hotel, Milton
on Tuesday the 18th inst and every third Tuesday
throughout the ensuing season, for all those who re-
quirc his services.
Burlington, August 10, 49, wGtf
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burlington High school.


'INllE next term Of the Burlington High School will
L commence on Monday September. lth The
second story of the building will be finished or the
accommodation of young ladies
TEACH ERS.
J. T. Benedict, Mathematics and Natural History
J " Marsh, Latin and Greek Languages
J. ii. Hills, Drawing.
Miss a. Nj. Brinsmade, English and French.
TION.
French per Quarter. $3.50
Drawing, 500
English, including Reading, Spelling, Writing,
Geography, Grammar and Arithmetic. $50
Mathematics and Natural History, including
Algehia, Geometry, Trigonometry, surveying,
Mcnsuralion, Astronomy, natural Philosophy,
Physiology, Chemistry, Botany and Geology. 500
Latin and Greek languages, History Rhetoric aid
Philosophy. 500
Mathematics and Languages 100
No additional charge will be made for the English
when pursued with Mathematics and Language.
The trustees are confident that the ample arrange
mcns which have been made for the highest order of
instruction. and the pleasant location and excellent
accommodations of the building will render the Bur
lingon High School desirable resort for young men
fitting for college well for those wishing
qure n good English, and business educaon.--
Board can be had in the neiglborhood of the School
upon favorable terms.
Burlington, August LIST, 1913. dl03w5H
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NIESH ORANGE AND LEMONS,
L this day received Also, One BhI. Smoked
Beef Hams, IN good order \. ; DEWEY
June 9th, As. di7
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GLASS WARE-All kinds f
, sale by THEO A. PECK
William ROby's Estate.

STATE OF SERNONT.(
DISTRICT OF CHITTEHDEN, S. :
The PROBATE Court for The District aforesaid TO
all persons interested in the Estate Of WH.LIAM
Rory, late Of Buriinston, decreased, GREETING:
DE IT REMEMBERED that at a session of the
ID Probate Court holden at Burlington aforesaid on
the 10Th day OF August, \. D. lsiS, came William l..
Strong, Administrator of the Estate of the said Will
liam Roby, deceased and filed in said Court his petit
ton, in writing, setting forth that the said }oby in
his life time, was under contract which was bind
ing in law and equity. To convey to Prudence L. Ma
son certain piece Of land with the appurtenanccs,
situated in said Burlington on the =" New Road" SO
called and praying the said Court to grant him
license to sell said land, said Mason according to
the terms of said contract
WHEREuroN the said Court assigned the 9th day OF
September, a. ID. 1913 for hearing and deciding on
said petition at the Probate Office in said Burlington,
and ordered that notice OF the tendency OF said petit
ton. in said Court be given TO all persons interested
by publishing this order three weeks successfully in
the Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed at
said Burlington the last of which publications to be
previous TO the day assigned aforesaid for hearing
Given under my hand, at said Burlington, this 10th
day OF August. A ID. 1913.
WI St BRADFORD RlXFORD, Register.
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Hard ware
To Rent,

THE COMMODlOuS DWELLING House
M ! now occupied by the Widow OF the late
---'.. WIN RoBy owned by HESRy MAYO, Esq sit
uated near the South Wharf, with fine garden IN
fiourishng condition and choice tut
Apply TO w. l.. STRONG.
July S, 1915 d&wI
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Dr. UpIlaIn's Vegetable Elcc-
tuarv.

tuarv.
the BEST MEDICINE IN THE IFORLD
FOR PILES.
TT is extensively used in England, France, Scot.
! land, Ireland and other European counties, en-
tey from its uncquallcd success in the United States
and for which disease. until this medicine pro-
duced, there was no certain, speedy and permanent
remedy ever discovered II has also found lis way in
the West Indies, Mexico. and South America, where
it has. with the same saniary effects established n
name unequalled by any other medicine for the
CURE or Piles,
EITHER BLEEDING OR BilNp, INTERNAL OR ExrER-
NAL: and Tor ali Diseases at the Stounch. Bowels
and Liver such as severe and hahtual Co-ivcness
Chronic Dysentery, Dyspepsia, Papiiaiion OF the
Heart Pain in the side, Morbid and hillary Condi-
tions of the Stomach producing Sick Headache and
in all cases where Cnthartlc or Restorative is re-
quircd,
Dr. Tphams I'eeetabie EeciHdry
will be found superior 10 any other medicine ever oil
ttred to the Public.
Try 1T
For il IL the production OF celebrated physician
DR. A. Upham OF New York city, and the expert
mens upon himself in aggravated case Of Piles OF
fifteen years standing aud combination of the above
diseases which produce Piles, that he effected a cure
in his aud thus asserts, with the greatest
confidence, that il is II
CERTAIN AND SPEEDY REMEDY,
In all Gases, and uader all Circumstances