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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-05-11
From the Voice of Freedom.
POTATOES.

would like to have you publish the follow
ing THE result of three years experimenting
on the potatoe rot. There has been so much
written upon this subject. it seems like folly to
offer any thing new. But learning that New
York has sent petition to Congress praying
that an inquiry should be instituted TO md
remedy to stay this disease of vegetable matter
Il thought it not amlss to lay this before 'ne
public.
II is n common practice among farmers, to
plant their potatoes after their other springs work
is done. and upon such land as fancy dictates,
which is always very moist. Now this Is the
cause Reverse this, and you have no cause.
planted piece of land TO potatoes in April, lo45,
and piece in June the first were all sound,
while the last were all rotten. The next year |
planted the LIST OF May, and my neighoors the
lst of June. There was not rotten one among
mine; my neighbors' were nearly all rotten. -
Last year planted the first of May, the first OF
June and of July. Those of the May plant
were all sound = those of June were half rot
ten: whilst those of July were completely So
have enquired extensively, and in no instance
has it failed, but what an early plant has pro-
duced sound crop late plant an infected one
The theory of il, is this THE disease com
mences in the tops Of potatoes about the middle
of July without respect to the age of the
plant then of course, the early plants are
ripened so much, that the disease does not IN
ure them; the tops will decay, but the potatoes
will remain sound; whilst those planted in June,
(being scarcely in the blossom when attacked by
the disease which will be at the same time the
first plant is attacked, from their exceeding
greenness, will decay, stop and bottom" at
once. Make this your rule. Plant EARLY, OIL
dry ground, and keep off your stop dressing,
and Congress will not be troubled with any pc
titions relative to this strange malady.
Yours respectfully, j.
Rochester, Vt, Fob. %, 1946.
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AGRICULTURAL.
CROW PROOF SEED CORN.

A Middlesex farmer land a good one, too')
says that gill of tar applied warm to hall a
bushel of seed corn, io sufficient to protect 1t
against crows. After applying the tar, stir the
corn brskly until all becomes tarred, then still
in ashes or plaster to prevent the corn from
sticking. If too much tar is used, the corn will
be slow in coming up. This recipe has beer
proved by Ten years. experience.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-05-11

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
Randolph District, SIS. Chelsea, within and for said
District, on the 10Th day OF April, A. u e4e.
Present, Hon. Levi u. Villas, Judge.
II ELCHER SALISBURY, Esq administrator de bons non
- the tac of stephen Fuller, Sen, late OF Brainice,
in said district deceuse presents his administration
for settlement Whereupon it is ordered that the be
referred to The 18th day Of June next session OF said
Court he holden al East Randolph for examination and al
lowance and that all concerned be notified hereof by the
publication Of his order In the Vermont Waterman aud state
Journal printed at Montpelier three weeks SUCCESSFULLY,
may be, that they may appear at suid time and
place, Il they cause and object thereto.
~ ' " oNATuAN SuITu /, Reois,at
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STATE OF VERMONT Ia Probate Court holden u
Washington District IS. Montpelier in aud for said dis
trict, en- the Sd day of May, A. ls4s.
- USSEL vALETT and FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT. Ex-
III ecuiors on OF TEXAN RISING, late of War.
in said district, DECEASED present their petition 10 this
of tho dooeasd for the payment Of debts
oguees and expenses Of settlements and the ainen oi
the widow Of the deceused aedgng that necessary to
cell part for the aforesaid purposes, the persono estate
thereof being insufficient, aud that part thereof be
sold without injury those tho nder, aud
the same appearing necessary and eupon
ordered that said petloa be heard session Of said
Court to be holden al thu Probate Office 10 said Montpelier
the e3d day Of May, lsis ut one O'Clock p NJ And
thor ordeied that notice to interested be given by publish
Ing the substance OF the subject sud petition and
the orders thereon IN the Vermont Waterman and State
nal printed at said Montpelier thee weeks
ing tina, they may appear aud said aud place fhoy
see cause object thereto.
by order Of Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
A truo copy OF record,
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NORTHERN RAILROAD Co, NY.

assessment Of ton per cent. Eve dollars share,
IN has been laid by the Directors Of this Company upon
each share Of the capital Stock payable tho 18th Of May
next, at the Office of the Treasurer No 81 Railroad Ex
chanae in Boston, OF to George Parish in Ogdenshugh
dividend Of interest will also be payable the
day, and at tho same places, TO Stockholders.
Por order, SAMUEL II. VALLEY, JR. Treasurer.
Bos,on Anil Ia. 1919. 66.iw
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b. NORTHERN RAILROAD
Opened 10 Lebanon, NJ. II.
e -
PASSENGER TRAINS, in connection with the
Lowell, Nashua and Concord Railroads, will run daily
between Lebanon and Boston, Sundays excepted fol-
lows, viz;
Leave Boston for franklin and Lebanon, at Ia M
Leavo Boston for Ftanklih at 12a IN.
q Concord for Lebanon at loan.
" Concord for franklin at Ia .. IN.
or on the arrival of The cars from Boston.
Leave Lebanon for Concord nnd Boston at IL l2
Z" franklin for Concord and Boston at 9a.m
Z" Franklin Tor Concord and Boston at $50 p. IN.
| or the arrival of The cars from Lebanon.
This road is the direct road to Central and Northern New
Hampshire, and to Windsor, Woodstock Middtbufy Wells
River, Monipelcr Dufngon and otneT towns in Northern
Vermont and has greater proportion Of Railroad convey
In these directions THAI other line IL is also the
British steam Mail Line, and tho route from Boston
10 the Cunodas.
Numerous stages with all parts of the road md
the arrival the Canaan and Lebanon will be in
readiness to convey passengers to Haverh Wells River
and Ltteon, Windsor, Aiddlcbuy, and all parts Of Nor
thern New Hampshire and Vermont.
For further information apply to b. T. CHENEY CO ,
Express Office Railroad Exchange, Court Square, aud at
| AVERIIL Il DEANS, No. II Elm 81. BOSTON.
when valued ut $50 notice given and
ira charges paid loss beyond that will be al
! lowed.
ASJ-Me chandzc trains will run daily, Sundays excepted.
ONLSOW STEARNs, Agent.
| Concord, Nov. 10, l947. Sc
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Very respectfully, your obodlout servant, .,....

NoTICE.-The Genuine UphSm's Eleciuaiy has bis writ
ten signature, thus A. Upham, NJ. ID. The hand is also
done with pen, Price 81 II box. - -
RJ-sold Wholesale and Retail by WYATT y kETCH-
AM l2l Fulton Street n Y. g. u. REDFIEbD, agent tqT
Monpelier and by Druggists generally throughout the Us
IL Eu.Dnd n
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Dn. LID uDTs@
Veeetable Universal Pills,

veSelWUAS VmBveEvSh t111o,
lie caiy knosra Hed;cies thaf At the sams time
qurets psryses and strengthens the sy'fem,
LosboS, July 2, ls4e.
DR. lie ROY'S Pills are Q new medicine
which hes Just sppesied, and Il fast taking
ihe places of all others Of the sane clsss These
pills are composed Of many ingredients. but the
two principe, cn.s are Sarsap.rills and Wild Cher.
~, so united that they act together; the one,
through i,s admix,ure with other .ub,tsvces pu
rifying and purgre. while the other 10 strengthen.
ing the system. Thus those pills are a, the same
tire tonic and opening; a des,deratum long and
eagerly sought fr by medical men, hu, never be-
fore discovered. In ether words they do the work
Of two medicines. and 10 !, much better then any
two we know Of; for they removs nothing from
the system but the impurities that while they
purge they s,rensshsn; and hence they cause no
debilita,ion. sni followed by re-scii"n. Dr..
LIE R,y's pills have wonderful influence on the
blood they no, only purify without weakening it,
bu, they remove oil Lrxous particles from the chyle
before il IL converted into fluid. and thus make i'm.
pure blood an utter impos.biy. AS there is no
dehi,itatinn, ihs,e ia no nauses sickness at
tending the operations Of this most excellent Of me.
dicnes which never strains nr tortures the digrs.
tive functions but eau IS them TO work in rer.
fectly natural manner; and hence pe,sons tsking
them do no, become pale and emacisied. but the
contrary; for while it is the property Of tn. Sarss.
parlls. united as i, is with other Ingredients. to
remove oil that s foreign and impure, it is equoly
the property Of the Wild Cherry to retain all that
| ia ns,ura, snd sound; and hence a robust state o
health is the certain resul, Of their united opera.
lions. q Price rs cen,s per BOX.
Agents for lie Roy's Pills
| J. W: FRIl;ING, 2s0,sv
John YOUNG.
NJ A. McCAY Northumberrl
/ An1nai 2lsi. l&i1.-lY
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SOMETHING NEW +!
TIME Subscribers have tn. exclusive Iigh,
Il vending ]. NJ. M.THATCHER'S
Hot Blast Hot Air Cooking
~H0D~HO

in the counties Of Northumberland, Cnlumhi. ,
Schuyik,ll; and from the encouragement met "
already, they expect TO do . largo business. 7
stove is CONSTRUCTED on an entirely new prir eli
aud on the only principle tha, IN make hot
good wood and coal stove. The inventor has o,
come all the difficult 80 that so frequently beon,
olher stoves. He hss By his arrangement.
s,,uctrI broiling IrOven im front, VIII
in hroiiing, roasting, frying or baking may be dc
and oil The smell that arises iheIefrom must
into the combustihle chamber. AMI is not 81
thrown out into the loom 70 Besides this, II
i' sn oven only two inches less than the whole
VI the stove, wherein hakis. or roasting ms,
done .. well as i, can he in The common brick o.
This oven is always r, fnr uss when the siov
heated, ., The whole dr.ush, Of ho, cir Pssse,
round II constantly.
Pnhlc attention is particularly cs1ed 10
stove. II can be -ns' our S'or. and Tin Es
lish,nen, in North Dsn1le. a, tn. sign nf the
lumhis Tin shop, and at the Foundry OF Rohri
& Clemen, in Sunhury, where il. particular q,
tie, will he fully sho~G ana exp aimed TO any pc
wishing 10 examine IT,
The Subscribers continue 10 have on hsn,
kinds of parloi stoves. such ss radiators. cylsn,
fancy snd plain, suitable for all who may fave
with call; alec common sheet and Russia
which can be made in any desirable thape;
iher with gen.rsi assortment of tin and jspM
ware. wholesale and IelaiL Country merch
are invited TO call and examine our stock. ss
work cannot be surpassed, and prices modoer
n b. We can safely recommend the above
toned stove TO persons who wish TO embark
good business, The ps'en'ee will sell ei,herc
~ or stale rights, to suit purchasers, and on
sonahlr terms. He or his agents may he four
Danyine, Pa. J. & J. ARrE
The undersigned, having seen 10 operation
bot blast hot air cooking stove, invented and
tented by J. NJ. Thatcher. crdify that we be-
from the manner of its construction and opers
that il is the best one ever offered to the public.
arrangement is 20 complete and the constructs
judicious, that there is y saving oi one half th'
and time. in doing any given amount Of SCI
over other celebrsted stoves. In short We re
ment i, in preference to oil others, for the 81
reason that il embraces every branch Of econ
Samuel Garrett, John w Garrett. David {
6eld, w r Ki,ch, n. John NJ Gray, Thorn
Smith Thompson. ID Hahn, John Oskss. II
Oh Beer. Eli,s F Cooper, Geo NJ Rith,rt, Z
Huffman, Henry II Risssl, F II Carver, L
Drsisbsch, Joseph Vankuk, Brooks Epley.
Dsnville. March 6, lsi7.-ly
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DICK S ON & co,

"J ATCHES. watch Ola sei and Materials
" Jewerv Of all de.c,i,iinn., qu.lite. and
styles. compii-ing all the articles conn 'e,ed
with the Trade.
Clocks
DiIson 4 Sons Bri,snnin. German Silver snd Sill
yer. PIa,ed Wares.
Sheffield and Birmingham Plsed Fancy Articles.
Rodgers 4 Sons aud Wost nholm'. Cutlery, Ra.
zors. Sc ssors. Eraser, De,k KNIVES, &c.
Ivory ,nded Table Cutlery. off, finest, medium
aud common qualities.
A large assortment Of Gold Pens.
Pen!ocal Speclscls.
Paper Mache and J'psnned Trays, vsriouss sshspe-
and quaiiles. at reduced rates
Gold Walch Cascs, Dias and Silver Ware, OF all
descriptions, manufactured to order.
DICKSON & CO., having recently removed
into the large and commodious warehouse form rly
occupied Ivy Messrs. r, AsHHUR.r & S"ss, anc
more recently by AsRHunsr 4 REMIsnros. beg
leave TO in.nrm Watch Dealers, Country Merchants
aud others. thu, they design having at al times
large assortment Of G"ods, Of their own imporia.
,on. which they are determined to sell at the loves,
rstes
CT Every attention will be paid 10 the Packing
Of Goods. and in the execution Of Orders, the quail
ties and prices will be fully guaranteed sgainst oil
competition.
Philadelphia, June l9ih, ls47.-ly
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DANCER ATTENDING PRnCocioUs DEVELOP.
aEST.-rhere can be no doubt that many
child has been sacrfced in early youth 10 the
ride OF parents, who, delighted with the intel.
irctual activity of their children, have striven
70 make them prodigics of learning. But in
'hese cases of early and undue employment of
he brain, Inflammation of the hemispherical !
.anc'ion or OF the lining membrane Of the ven-
"ic'es. with seri0us eiiusion. has usual been
The cause of either fatal issue or of subsequent
mental imbecilhy. The late Mr.. Deville rela.
ted to me m interesting case Of this kind. An
extremely intelligent boy. Of about twelve wears
age. was brought to him for phreno'ogics |
examination by par"p. %ho was very proud OF
he Intellectual Endorsements OF the child.
Mr.. Dev,lle gave his opinion Of the bows
character, at the same time cantioning the 70
iher OF the dangerous course he was pursuing.
8nt the fathers reply was, IAN that other boys
considered labor and hard study are mere chlc's
llay to him; that his studies could not be hurt
'ns him, he euj,yed them so much Again
Nr. Deville endeavored 10 save the child, but
he father would not attend to the warning
Two years from that time the father again cal.
ID on Mr. Devllle, and in reply to his inqui.
ice after his child, the father burst into tears
"s child was On IDIOT Soliy on the Brain.
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George j, Weaver,
ROPE NlAKER q SHIP cHANDL,

"o' 70 NofF' Wdfr SsTeef, Fh'tddsphsa
HAS constantly on hand. . general .
III msnt Of Cordsse, Seine Twines. &c
IsTd Ropes, Fishing Ropes, White Ropes, 4
10 Ropes, Tow Lines for Canal Boats. A
complete assortment Of Seine Twinss. &e. st
Hemp Shsd and Herring Twins, Best Pstsn
Ne, 1wins, Cotton Shsd and Herring Twine,
Threads. &c. &c. Also. Bed Cords, Pioosh
Hsltsss. Traces, Cotton and Linen Carpst @
g.. eli q whieh hs win disposs Of on rrss
ptusasRah N.rehs -, is%s.-Iy
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BAN X NOT e LIS +.
PEyNsYLyANlA.

The following liz, shows the current value Of all
pennsylvania Bank Notts. The most implicit re
Iisncc may be placed upon il. ss 1t f. crery ,crek
.nrrfuy compared with ard corrected from Bick-
ocIl's Reporter.
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MOUNT VERNON
I'm
U0vGGDs

85 North I'd ST., bet. Arch e. Race sts.,
Phil a d e I p h ia.
DRADY PARKER respectfully inform their
I'D friends and tho public iha, they have taken
the shove named house, recently kept by J. s..
AJsms. snd sre prepared to accommodate cusio-
mers in the most satisfactory msnnsr and ., rss-
sonable prices.
Their table will he supplied with the best vsri.
ETY. The market sfoIds-their parlors and sleeping
ap'tmen,s will he IN the best order. The house
hes been thoroughly repaired and furnished with
q view TO The comfort Of travellers and s,ransers
Having had several yesIs experience in the
business. they hope 10 give general satisfaction.
and respectfully invite Gsvelsrs and strangers 10
give them cell. BRADY h PARKER
philsdsiRhh, Jspusry 10, isty Y
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Overcome evil with good, - us the gentlemsn
and when he shocked burglar down with the
iImily bible.
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Retail Price. 81 cts. per Box.

- Principal Office No. Sc Vr.ey st., N. Yor
Sold hy JOHN YOUNG. Sunbury,
N. A. HcCAY, Northumher Ian
r. Rtmemher D.. G. V. Chckener 10 the i
v.n'or of,he Sugar Coated Pi and that no,hu
# the s,rt was ever o-arl { until he introduc
them in June. Is43. Purchaser should. thrrefo
alwsy. ask for Crk-ner's Sugar Coated Pills. a
take 40 others, or they " III be made he victim.
fraud. Sept. 18Th, lS4T-l COW
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The Grand p urgative

FOR THE CURE OF
Headache, tiijdiness, Measles. Sslt Rhenn1,
Rheumatism. Piles, Heart Burn. Worms,
Dyspepia, Scu,vv, Cholera Morbus,
Small Pox, Iaundice, Coughs, Qninsey,
Pains in tho Bsrk, Whooping Cough,
Inward Weakness, Consumption, Fits,
palpi..,ion Of the Heart, Liver Complaint,
Rising in the Tnros', Ersipelas, Deaf es',
Dropsy, hs,hm., Itchinss Of the Skin,
Fevers OF Ill kind, Colds, Gou,, Crawl,
Female Complaints, Nervous Complains.
AND vtRfsTT oy orHEs nIsTAsEs ARIsIse
pnox ixrrnirr,. or rHv nLoon. Anp on.
srHucrIOHs ~ THs ORGANS OF d.
ersrros.
Experience has proved that nearly every Dis-
ease originate from Impurities Of the Blood or de-
rancemen,s of tho Digestive Organs; and TO secure
Health, must remove those distractions or re-
store the Blood TO Tvs natural state.
The aversion TO taking medicine 10 mos. cfec.
tuslly removed hv CLIcKSER's VEsErABLE Pea
sArivr PIILs, being completely enrsloped i0ih a
coai,oe Of pure whte Sugar, (Which is IS distinct
from the internal ingredients as nut shell ftom
the kernsD AND HAVE 40 TASTE oE MEDICINE,
But Or. ss easily swallowel as bits Of candy.
Moreover they neither na'ssessfe or gr'pe IN tho
slightest degree. but operate equally on all the dis
e,scd parts Of the svr'cm. instead of confning
Thus il tie Liver he affected. one ingredient will
operate that particular organ. and, by cleansing
il Of an Excess Of Bile restore il TO its na'url
s,ste. Another will operne on the Blood. and
remnve all impurities in it's circuation while q
third viii effeciuslly eIpel wh,tever impuritie'
NAV have been dischsrged into the stomach and
hence they sruIxK AT THE ROOT OF DIsE,sr, re-
move all Impure Humors from the body; op"r
the pores eX,ernsly and internally; srPust" al
fore en and obi oxious PARTICLES from the chye, st
th,t the blood may he thoroughly Pnre-ihus secu
ring fee and healthy action To the Heart, Lung
and Liver; and thereby ,hey RxsroRr HEsLrH
ysS ~ur~ ALL orHrR rEASsHAvE VAILED.
! The entire truth Of the above can he ascertaine
! hy the trial Of a single boz and their virtues NJ
., positive and certain in restoring Health. th'
/ the proprietor binds himself to return the none
! paid for them in all where they do not e.
! universal i,is' action.
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Gc0vGAl2s5
First Premium Writing Ink.
NO. 81 NOrth Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.


"ROM Dr.. Hare, the eelehrstsd Professor Of
Chemistry in the University OF Penn's.
"Phil.drlphis, Oct. II, ls43.
"D-ar Sir-fiavine tried your Ink, will thank
you to send me another bottle, ss find i, to he
excellent. an yours, truly,
Rosr. HAVE"
From DR.. Locke, OF Cincinnati. distinguished
for his numerous scientific researches.
"Medicsl College Of Ohio, Cincinnati,
January II, 1874.
Having used Mr.. Hover's Wr,iHg Ink, ] am
satisfied that il is the best which has come to
my know ledge. and especially is src>iient for the
use # Steel Pens, and liN not eorrode them, even
IN long use.
JoaS Lacks Prof Of Chemistry.
HOVER'S ADAMANTINE CEMENT.
From 9 well knnwn scientific gentleman.
"PhilsdeIph Feh. 81 ls46.
M. Joseph +. Hover-SiI; A use OF your Ce-
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has induced me TO recommend il to Others ss an
invaluable article for mending China, Glass. or
Cabinet Wsre. CAnrHILL MoRvIr.
Analytic Chemist"
For ssle at the Mandatory. Wholsssle and Re
tail. No. 81 Noara TEIap STaIEr, opposite
Cherry street, Philadeiphis, by
JOSEPH F.. HOVER,
Nav 20, ls47.-j30 ly Manufacturer.
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A0AU9o 1oUS~
TO POTrSvlLLE AND PHILADELPHIA.
DERSONS travelling this route are hereby
informed that they cen procure "throush
i,cks,s," by making application ., the Hotel os
CAsilss Weaver. eunbuy. A. =. KAPP.
NeIlhuubslsnd, 1sly siss, Ist,.-v
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For ERnp1foNs OF THE sKIN.

scurvy. Scorhn,io Affections, Tumors, Scrofula or
Kings Evi White Swellinsa, Ery.iprl,s, Ulcers,
Cancers. Running Sores. Scab. anil Biles time
and a determined perseverance in d SWEET
sER'S PANACEA, will effect . cure.
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BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA AND DISEASE OF
THE WiNDPIPE.

These disease, proceed from the seriosity OF
couupt humnrs Of the blood, having tiled itself on
the ,hna, aud lungs. and stopped them up. so that
they cannot d'sw sufficient air in foI respiration.
DR.. SWEErSER'S PANACEA will give imme.
dhss relief and to wsls 'hs cure perfect end or
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FOR INDIGESTION.
sCROFULA AND GLANDULAR AEFEC
TIONS

scrofula is sid to be heridtary. the infant fe.
ceivIng from ts parents The seeds Of this disease
which increases with its yesis. IL neglected and
not submitted TO frequent puric.tion with Dr..
SWEETSER'S PANACEA. The glands ere pla.
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DISEASES EsovrusLUNGs-CONsUMPTIoN ovru
BILEs, SORES AND ULCERS.


Which you zee on the exterior come from and
have their source in, the in'.'ior and might just
well have ss,'led on your lungs h'e', or any other
ps,t; which We know they frequently d". aud pro
ducs most violent lnhamma,oIy disorders. The
humor which occasions these sores is OF highly
acrimonious burning nature. We know il from
the pain il gives in forming, and afsrSsrds its ra-
pidly ucera a'ing aud corr'drne the flesh aud skin
Of the pat where II bresks out This shows the
necessity of frequently purifying the blood with Dr..
SWEETsER'S PANACEA. and keeping such
malignant hum"rs in sui ction. Should you have
a bile ~ ulcer, be thankful thst nature has taken
trouble to warn you Of the danger your life and 10
dy is in, for it is warning that tho blood i hul.
Had ,h. same acri,nony s,ke'ed he lungs in tead
# the surface II your body for its seat, eonsump-
ZION Of the lungs wuud hsvr been The Consequence.
d. lsy no, then, To purify and cleanse With Dr..
Swe,tscT's Psnacea.
SrINE DISEASE
Spinal affections, 'nlsrgrment Of the bores anil
joints, white sweilinss, hip joint complaint, ruP-
,u,ss, fallng of The bowels ami ~om' disease. will
fni . speedy QUE in DR.. SPEETHERSP Pa
NACEA. Where the disease has been Of Ling
standing, the time required 10 make cure will lie
longer hut the patent may res. assured that =
determined perseverance will effect it,