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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-30
Real Estate for Sale.

TINE Subscriber, wishing to leave the city, offers
fer sale his Real Estate, situated at the eastern
end of Pine ST., South Steam Mill. on Washing
ton Street, consisting of enc one and a half story
House, one do one story together with a GOOD Sta
bic and other ou.-buildings. The above buildings
nearly new and will he sold on reasonable terms if
applied for soon. ROBERT 3. BRIDGES.
Bath, Feb. l6, le48.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-30
"SOUTH END MARKET"

THE Subscriber would inform his friends and the
public generally that he has taken the store OF
Mr.. Gilbert TrufaDt on Water street, near foot OF
South street. where he offers choice assor ment of
west India Goods and Groceries, together with Pro-
visions and ship stores at very reduced prices-such
as Sugar, Molasses, Coffee, Oil, Spices, Flour Meal
kice, ka'sins-Beef, Pork, Lard, and Batter-Crock-
cry, Glass, Stone and Earihern Ware. together with
good assOrtmento of Fresh Provisions, Fruit and Veg
etabIes The above is offered for sale cheap as can
be found In this city esew here, for cash APPROX
ed credit. JIG. DUNN,
Bath, Dec.l3, l847. lvde9l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-17
FREEDOM TRIUMPHANT!

We omit the Congressional proceedings
is the cream.
We have barely room to announce that the
Slavocracy has at last been completely foored
by the irmness Of the House.
On Thursday the Senate fixed the Missouri
Compromise to the Oregon bill, extending tina,
Compromise to the Pacific, and thus establishing
Slavery in all territory betop that line. This was
done on motion of Cass doughfaco. Vote
ayes "a, 8 Northern Locos and % Southern men,
Noes, 2l-all from the free States. Phelps and
Upham for freedom.
On Friday the House struck this amendment
out-ayes l2l, noes 3d. -Four Cass men voted
for Slavery; all the Northern and some of the
Southern Wings for freedom.
On Monday, l4th, the contest came off in the
Senate. The Senate receded from the Compro
mise amendment Ayes 90, including Benton
Spruance and Houston of the South; noes 25 -
all southern men. Phelps, Upham and all the
Northern Wings for Freedom. Thus The Senoi,
haze adopted the Wiimot P,opiso for Oregon
Good
There was great excitement Benton ant
Butler gave each other the lie. Polk has signeC
the Oregon bill, and appointed Gen. Shields
governor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-17
On the Eve of Battle :

On the 2lst Of February, l847, when the
countless army OF Santa Anna had taken up their
position at Buena Vista, to vanquish the Spartan
band of citizen soldiers under the command of
Gen. Taylor, this pure and brave man thus wrote
IN private letter TO n frend:-
"Irhis may lie the last communcation.yo will
receive from the | have been stripped by the
Government of regular troops aud reduced in
volunteers; aud thus stripped, and al the mercy
of the foe, have been expected TO retreat or re-
sign but l shall do neither. care not for my
self but feel deeply for the noble soldiers who
are about TO be sacrificed for their country i've
shall stand still aud give them battle, relying on
just Providence 70: right result"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-17

lyRendets wo do not wish to nnct upon you too
aut notices Of what ia t" be found in advertising col
umns worthy of your atenton, do wish you he
eve always paid for putting article into notice,
We not putting Vhughn's Liihoniripc," for in
uscc TO the medicine sry IL stands high that
would give it gsutcr a"ude-ifit rises
uuy higher II be IN is intrinsic merritt, Is slrcn-
W lar above other Puuacoa OF the oge hU upon the
subject we will give an extract from letter dated
Nrw LONDON, Conn, Sept. ~. 1876.
Mr. g. g. VHughn--i have the pleasure write for
Lithontriptc, and will inform you that have made IL my
purpose learn the result of the trial of every bottle so
1t has far exceeded my sanguno expectations. 1t Is
great article. man Of my acquaintance has been unde
medical for long time, confined his bed with grave
he able to attend his business Such has been il
effect In oil kinds of compainst will have great sale
&c. &c. Yours, +. L. ALLEN.
Render! get pamphlet and rsnd about 1.-THE ugent ha
them 10 give away Look into columns for Vaughn
Lithontrp,ic-" the Great American Remedy"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-17
LAMOILLE COUNTY.

The Free Soil Convention was holden on the
18th. A coalition between the late Liberty par
~ and the Barnburners was formed, and w. w.
White (Barnburner oco) was nominated for Sem
aior We learn that Horace Everett shumefully
abused the Wings, and that this, with the action
of the Convention, led the Wings TO withdraw.
We hope the Wings of Lamoille will organize
at once and Sight manfuIly on. They are
few-let them manfully hold their ground and
they will not only aid The Whigs of The State but
go on from strength to strength at home.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-17

OF LIVER COMPLAINTS generally accompanied with
pain ~ the right side, extending TO tho top of the shoulder
variable appetite occasionally dsordetcd stomach, yellow
tngc of the skin and eyes, and often swelling the
gon ofhc liver together with other symptoms of corrupt
state of the blood.
Wrgps Indian Vegetable Pill, will be found of the
very best medicines IL the world for the cure Of all diseases
Of the Liver because they excel from the body those
bd humors which, when deposited upon this important
gan are tho CAUSE Of every variety Of Liver Complaint
From three to x Of tue named Pills. taken going
obed, will in short time give snch munfct relief that
no persuasion will be necessary to Induce perseverance, in
their until the liver restored TO healthy action.
Beware of counciies of all kinds coated with
sugar others made to resemble in outward
the original medicine The safest is to purchase OF
the regular only, of whom may be found in
village aud town in the state.
W The Genuine for sale by $. X. COLLINS, s. p RED
FIELD and EASTMAN 4 DANFORTH, Montpelier.
New England Office, 1888 fremont ST. RostOn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-17

PARLoR MAGAZINE for Aug. New York, E. E.
Miles.
All rich as usual in illustrations, and full OF
fashionable literature.
TBE OPP Fellows LITERARY MAGAZINE AL
bany, John r. Humphrey g. Co.
Monthly, 80 pages 81 per an. in advance, a
fair candidate for the favor of the Odd fraternity
HoLpEN's DOLLAR MAGAZINE, for Aug: New
York, Charles W. Holden.
Too cheap to warrant costly steel engravings
and original articles purchased at high price
yet with selections, original articles, and an a.
bundance of good wood engravings, Mr.. Holden
gets out a very interesting magazine, at price
within the reach of the poorest lover of knowl-
edge. 8 per year.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-17

COUNTY COMMITTEE.
VIM. T. Burnham, Monpeer Geo. u. Pierre, North
field, +. A. Wright, Warren; ). W. Ellis Montpelier; II.
e. smith, Waterbury.
TOWN COMMITTEES.
Bdrre.-Josiah Wood, d. X. Smith, Samuel Kimha
Francis Clark, Erastus Wheaton, VIM. Cook, Stllman
Wood Apheus 1ilden.
Bcriin,J. e. Bosworth, A. X. Warren, Walter Brown,
Samuel Campbell 5. +. Nye.
Caiais.-John Morse, II. Fay, Samuel Rich, Orlando
Morse, Caleb bliss, jr.
Dar6ary-Chares Kellogg, f. c. Roberts, james Cros-
seu, A. h. Graves, VIM. ChatIerton.
Fdyson.-Theophilus Bxby.
HarShfeid-E ID. Putnam, Hiram Smith, e. w. n. Dwin-
mel, Augustus Pratt, Perkins Richar dson
Honpster-Chafles Lyman, Lawson lIammett, Perlv Da
Wis., rery Pitk, Aaron Haven, Geo. Wheeler, Geo. Il.
Ketrhum, Geo. G. Shepard.
Nddleser,-Geo. II. Lewis, Enos Stiles, Geo Leland,
Rufus Holden, Geo. X. Sawyer.
MoretopaSamuei Jones, Joseph Anterior, Meshacare,
Nathan Smullcy.
Northdeid-liIam L. Briggs, J. u D. Thayer, VIM. II.
LOOMS, Daniel r. King.
Pianfed-Ebenezer MARTINI Gardner Gale, Justus Kin
ney, Ozro Hurlbert.
Ronbarys,mun Ruggles, o. Richardson, J. II. olcu,t,
Samuel Edwards.
Ra tsfe,d-Charlos Jones, Almond Joysn, WIN +. Now
ton.
Wdrren-tiideon Goodspced, Moses Ordway, Simeon T.
Ralph.
Hdterbuy-James Green, Russell Butler, Silas May.
Woodbary-Jacob 5. Jackson, Hiram Putnam, JOSEPH
Parker, Ca eb Noyes.
Woressfer-E. E. Watson, Horatio Templcton. CLANCY
Hunt, Joel H. Temp,eton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-17
DEN TIST RY .

nR. Il. KILBOURN, having been at Boston for
~ time past the purpose ofpetecting himself IN
the Latest Improvements in Dentistry prepared to
compete with the most Celebrated Dentists in Town or
Country.
Owing the increase of business, he has recently made
Repairs and Improvements in his Oice and Accessons to
his Apparatus, particularly with reference the hanutac-
tute of ARTIFICIAL TEETH. His facilities are sach as
Beautiful Blocks Of GUM TEETH when required, at short
notice. on a NEW, PATENT, SUCTION PRINCIPLE,
which he has tested 10 the most dea cases where they
the Teeth In the PuRTr OF MATERIAL, Beauty Of Finish,
9Th and Durability Of his work he will defy competi
lion by any Dentist in Vermont.
PLUGGING TEETH.
This operation the Intricate and Important brsnch
the science Many inclined to neglect their teeth un
Ill they are past remedy or have them filed IN diseased
condton,-making the foolish remark So long nay teeth
filled by incompetent operator, and consequently lose all
confidence the DIR X has examined mnuely the DIFF
methods of plugging teeth 10 the Cities and will Fill
them by Peculiar Process praotsed by the most skul
the Contour and Beauty of the restored the Gold
condensed ta be mpermeabe TO air and the fluids oil
the mouth, thereby rendering them Permanent for Life
EXTRACTING TEETH.
Tho Advertisers Invariablo Success in Extracug the
most Difficult Teeth generally known in this vicinity,
that il Is almost superauous to aude to IL. lie frequently
Extracts bad Rootswhich have been broken off and given
by other opeIatorswh Ease and Safety, which only
be acquired by Long Epeenee and Intimate knowledge Of
the Anatomy Of Mouth He has Great Variety Of
the most pprOved Instruments, for every Anomalous
any Dentist In OF the Cities and probably 7es
he Number possessed bg any other IN A State ChlorO-
form Administered with Complete success by Nav
usIaux Inhaler Invented by DR. Hitchcock, Cels
Dentist Boston, which obyatos previous objections
| TO its use.
Ladies' and Gentlemen are invited to Call and Examine
Specimens Of Guam Teeth in Whole Sets, &c, at his
Old stand, stous langdon's, Corner OF Main and
| State sis., Montpelier, VT August ], ls45.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-17

Some of our contemporaries are finding fault
with Gen. Cass, because, while Governor Of
Michigan, he made the government allow him
fpe rations day. But they should remember
that man who, for twenty -nine years, pockeed
as much money as twenty-five laborers could earn,
and whose greatness juslies the publication OF
SIR biographies, has right to eat much as five
ordinary men ALBANY + raat
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-17
Vermont Central Railroad Company.

NOTICE Is hereby given that an assessment Of ten dol
lars upon each share Of the stock 10 this Company,
authorised by vote of the Directors in May LAST has been
laid by the Directors payable the first day OF September
further of ten dollars upon each such
share, pay able 90 the 18th OF September next.
Payments may la made the Montpelier Bank ne wood
stock Bank the farmers aud Mechanics Bank OF bung
Ton, VT at tina office of the Treasurer NO. si' ha'Aa
''''s' Per order, sAML IL. VALLEY, IT., T s,.s:
July %, 1913. '''~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-17

The Utica Democrat applies this text to Mr..
Van Buren,: "The path of the just, that shneth
more and more unto the perfect day." Probably
Van Buren's path" was never so brilliantly illu-
minated as when he approved Of the bonfire
which Kendall made out Of abolition newspa-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-17
4flarkrts.


lRepoucd for the Boston Daily Advottiscr.I 4
At Market $50 Ducf Cattle, 80 Cows and Calves, 900
stores. 1900 sheep. and o75 swine.
Ptces-Beef Catio.-A very few extra 81 a 7o5, first
quality $50 CTS. second quality S5,75a u.s. third $500
a S. so.
Cows and Calves.-DuL Sales At $40, 25, GO and $50
Stores. No prices established.
shcop-Duli small lots at 80, LIS, 80, . 81
aud S2,i5
swine.-Fnt Hogs stills, 1-2 small pigs l-2; Shoa,s
floa5I2 At rclu To
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-17

o. According to the Middlebury Galaxy,
the State ticket of the coalition convention dis
appointed both the convention itself and the
nominees. Barber dubbed it "steer team
Aye-and rather breachy steers, too. They have
been into all sorts of pastures.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-17
Arrival of the Asiatic Rhinoceros,

Very recently imported and added to this collection
The magnitude OF tins enterprise can scarcely be nppeca-
public The labor, cost and anxiety
equent its capture and transportation, incalcuabe
This second Rnoceros brought alive to America,
the third fourth shipped from Asia This atupen
and formidable creature arrived from the East Indies,
consigned to Raymond Wang since the Menagere com
and been
Gently added their collection. It is in fine ode Of the
largest size, and Notwithstanding its recent CAPTURE is per-
fecy doce. Although the Ihinoceos is unamable, he IL
neither ferocious carnveous lie is found in the narsy
of Asia and Africa, Bengal, Siam Laos, the MOgu
Dominions Sumatra, JAVA, Abyssnia, and the Cape of
Good Hope. His skin ress the hall Of muket those
of lead quite fiat the hde-and the lon ingots
cannot penetrate through it,
The specimen here offered for exhibition weighs 62s lbs
70 feet from the end of the to the tip OF the
ta-the circumference of the body very nearly equal to its
length Some idea of the prodgous weight and bulk OF this
may be formed from the fact that six of the strongest
horses that could be procured are necessary To set III moon
the enormous carriage in which he /, Gagged
What renders the exhibition of this curious animal OF pc
cuar interest," is tho fact of its living over single
of its native climate and the almost nsurmounta-
bic difficulties attending its capture. Encased IN his cont oil
natural armor mpervous to rifle ball SPEAK, the Rhnoce
shunned by the bodost hunter and the most ierocious
OF beasts destroyed by him.
Messrs Raymond and Warng would respectfully announce
public that this occasion they will have an oppor
of witnessing the novel and daring performances
Miss ADALINA, who for her courage aud inrepidty has
gained the of the LION QUEEN. She will enter The
GREAT LION tanner, under whose instructions she ha
been taught practice this almost SUPERlU MAN EAHl
BTION of fearless address, and indomitab
courage.
In the of the exhibition Mr. PIERCE will dive
fu grown AFRICAN LION, harnessed to Tiumphal Car
full list of all the various animals embraced IN this col
lection will be found in the bills at al the principal places
public resort a.,
Hinesbugh the 18TH Burlington the 10th, Richmond
| the l7h, and Waterbury on the 18th August.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-17

Mr.. Raymonds Concert. See advertising col
umns. The Concerts are well spoken of by the
Woodstock papers and others.
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ntarria0es.

AT ST. Johnsbury Centre, August sth by Rev Stone,
Mr.. Joo c. Simpson, merchant OF Waterbury, to Miss Gym
ha U. Stone, of Cabot.
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Eclectic Medical Institute,

OlNCiNNhIl, UNIV.
TIE mex, raIl and Winter Course Of Lecture. oc%%cn
her Hnd continues four months which u Immediately alter
succeeded by tho Spring and Summer seaon which also
continues tour months. gratuiious preliminary course
commences the first Monday in October, aud continues
FACULTY. Tickets
b. T.. HILL, NJ. n, Anatomy Il Operative Surgery $1,000
L.. E. JONES, Nj. u. Mu,cria MedcI, Therapeutics
and Botany, $40 90
J. A. OLIVER, NJ ID. Chemistry and Ph,rmncy, 5000
W.BEACii, N: D. Surgery and Clinical Medicine, $1,000
Womoa and I!hdrcn, $1,000
J.R. BUCHANAN, NJ d. Physiology, Institutes of
Medicine and Medical Juris prudence, $1,000
tee of Medicine $1,000
MariculatCn Ticket 49, Use of 1ibrnry So GruduIt
Fec $40. Demonstrators Ticket Sj-optional.
One hundred dollars pail before the first Monday In
criire tuition Of a,uienitho Murcuaiion, Library
and iemonstraioi's Fee. excepted.
The course of instruction embraces full and thorough
presentation Of tho various departments of medical science
taught 10 the leading colleges of America together with
much additional matter, not impaired in other ins,itu
ton, viz Recent ind important discoveries in Physiology
bearing upon diagnosis and practices more Through aud
practical system Of Mntea Medica and Pharmacy ana a
reformed system OF practce based upon extensive expert
and scientific reseach which enables the practitioner
better to preserve the vital cnorgesto discard the use OF
mcIcuri medicines, mud general dePlcou and TO ir' At
with success many medical und surgical cases. that battle tho
sminations will given daily. Candidates graduation,
In addition To the preliminary time of Study must have at
tended two regular cocgiJe OF medical lectures,
Nho list OF which must be In this nsututo) or one aer
four yunrs' practice.
Tho Institute was chartered in 1886 Tho classes
tendance upon Tho Lectures have numbered MS iOlows
1885, 81 1867 1877 1878, $50. 1t ia expected that in
two three years IFS classes will be among the largest IN
the United States The Collegiate edce, corner ct Court
and Plum strnets will be en god in 1549 sufficient for the
reception OF 900 or 1000 pupils.
Leties business soliciting iniormuon must b.
addressed to the undersigned, post paid Notes OF solvent
Banks OF the states in watch the students reside, viii be
received in the paymcn, of fees Board he obtained II
~ ~ '''' Il. v. MORROW, NJ. D.
Dean of the Faculty.
Cincinnati, July 90, ls45. s3.6w
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FIRE! FIRE f!

Making "a per the year ending August I'd ls4s
Said percentage the original amount OF premium
note without reference to any endorsements and to be paid
the Treasurer at his office in MoneeI on or before tho
18Th day Of OcobeT leis being the day OF e sh"ua meet
ing of suid Company. . -, ,. =,
As usual list persons insured in the several towns with
the amount of from each respectively, viii
be forwarded to the elect to the Legislature
by whom the money can sent MGmnss o. INC COMPANY
safe aud convenient way by which money forher Insurance
can be transmitted aud ills expected that eaea member o,
the company om whom assessments are due, VIII improve
the Opportunity thus offered Ihe ssessmens arc duo IN
October order tho liabilities oil ne Company,
small p "a por can't and can easily be paid by the members
Of tho company when due .e pains AeS 70 .sSo ,hs
members much expense and trouble ana an ln'uced Wy
the Directors efficient MEASURES 70 enocy @ ~ ~,
ton OF all assessments remaining unpaia 's ''S Wv
Legislature. - ,r,,uosroN ,r,.as,,o,
Insurance t,aco Mon,osIier August 6, lef5
nor Printers of each weekly paper In TINS state are Is
quested publish the above notice three weeks
a W. u'u '"'h o''' " WV 81
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

The following are the county and town Com.
mltees in the towns not represented in the Coun'
obliged TO appoint the Committees We hope
that full Wing vote in Washington County
will attest faithful service on the part of the
Committees
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-17

ORANGE COUNTY
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

ORANGE COUNTY
GRAM MAR SCHOOL.
THE Fall Term Of this Institution begins Monday, the
9TH day Of September next, under tho charge of
Mt r. NJ. MANLY, A. D., Principal
Miss ELLEN L. GRIsWoLD, Teacher in Music, Drawing
M. MARSHALL CARPENTER, A. b., Assisop, Teacher
in Latin and Crock
Lectures weekly from the Principal and others. which aio
to all tho pupils. also, experiments and Illustrations
before the classes Natural Philosophy and Chemi.y
Mr.. Manly into this school, om tho Wesleyan T.
mendatons from Dr. DIN, the President OF the University,
ripe, good scholar md experienced taachef, and
think schov in the State win give boto advantages Tor
faithful thorough teaching, than this.
TUiroN In Latin Gteek and tho higher Enlb branches,
80. French and Drawing, 81 additional
Music, 50, additional use OF Instrument "
D1y- Board and tho sonsble terms.
The winererm begins the Monday alter tho annual Thaks
giving. ..
Randolph, July 81, 1913. 5:iw.
WEST RANDOLPH ACADEMY.
rHE First Term of this insiitutiou will commence on
"Wednesday, the 9Th day Of septembc ubdur tho
MR.. F. w. POWERS, A. D., Principal
MRS. MARY POWERS, Preccpircss
teacher Of Music, and other assistance will be employed
as needed.
MIR. Powers comes into this Academy from the University
Of Vermont highly recommended by Dr. Wheeler the Pres
dent of the Unvcey, ns ripe good scholar and expert
enced teacher think the sntc will rive
better advantages for faithful thorough toaching than this.
TUITiON-in Latin, Greek, and the higher English
branches, So Music. SO odditionsl of instrument 81
Painting and Drawing, ench 81 additional.
Board and rooms reasonable terms.
s. sPARAAWK,
4. KENDRLcKs Board
L. u. HERRiCK, Of
NJ. MANN, ia, Instruction.
T.. ESTON,
West Randolph, August s, ;s4s. e93w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-17
RAYMOND & w ARING'S
Extensive amp Long-Established
CIRCUS.

VIII be exhibited in Montpelier, august TyUnN day only
The G eat ROMAN CHARIOT containing the fine Brass
Band attached 10 the Company, will make unpial pro-
cession through the principal streets, entering about 10 o.
clock in the morning.
The exhibition will open at O'Clock P. NJ and continue
open till
10 10 cents.
The magnificent cortcgc will comprise the Colossal Chari
OF followed by Thirty cuIriages Of Animals drawn by One
Hundred Horses
The American public this favored with access
to far largest Geological Museum opened in the Uni
ted und the opportunity fit one fo the intelligent
of both investigate pleasing science with the aid
of living The collection of Messrs Raymond
a. Waring has become leading feature Of public
and their agents having aversed every country
within the of the Globe render their estab
lishment in every respect perfect and eminent
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-17
A THOUSAND NAMES

proof Of in this distressing class Of complaints
See pamphlet. All broken doom, debfated constitution
from the effect of mercury will find the bacing
this article to act Immediately and the poisonous ninera
eradicated from the system.
The - distinct properties which compose this article
manifest themselves particularly in the application OF tn
compound for the distressing class Of complaints whic
head this paragraph For centuries there has been used
h. ~
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complaint OF most painful character, is
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED.

and cure follows by few days Of this article it Is
far beore any other preparation for this disease for any
other disease originating from impure blood. See Pam
Phia
This disease is purely of the blood the action OF
this medicine is speedy that the Piles, whether inter
nal eSternal will be cured by its in few weeks
Hundreds perhaps thousands have been per-
fcctly cured the three bottles of this mix
tre and this is produced from the action Of this
panacea upon the blood II is likely to be permanent
than any cure produced from xternal remedies.