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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-09
The Waltz of Life.

In dreams walked through narrow vaults
Where Death reigned over all,
Deep under ground, where Midnight boun'
All in his gloomy pail
And, as | moved, with cautious tread,
Within their walls so cold,
The rattling skulls of hundreds dead
Beneath my footsteps rolled;
And human bones did crack and break
As slowly on stepped,
And reptiles left the skeletons
Where they in gloom had slept.
Some crawled upon the damp, cold wall,
Some made the skulls their den,
But when Id passed heard them crawl
Back to their feasts again.
stood within banquet hall,
Amid a flood Of light,
Where music of the festival
Flowed on the air of Night.
There maidens whirled in dizzy dance,
Like fairies on the lea,
And beauty shed her radiance,
Like sunbeams DER the sea.
And these, | thought-these, one and all,
Now revealing in the waltz.
Are hurrying through the banquet hall,
Down to these gloomy vaults.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-09
The Tear of Man.

Maiden. didst thou see me weeping
Woman's tear to fancy seems
Crystal dew-drop fresh from heaven,
Which in cup of tloweret CLEANS.
Whether nights dim sadness weep it,
Or the laughing morn diliuse-
Ave the dew the flower retreshes,
And its dropping youth renews.
But the tear of man resembles
Precious gums from eastern chimes;
Locked in heart of tree, their fountain
opes spontaneous seldomtmes.
Stoutlv must the axe be driven
To the rugged trees deep core;
Fer the hidden fount be loosened,
And its golden streams outpour.
Soon indeed those streams may perO,
And the tree green forth again,
Many spring to greet and gladden.,
Yet the gash-the wounds-remain.
Maiden, long the tree remember
Wounded on the orient steep;
Maiden, long that man remember,
Whom thou once hast seen to weep.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-09
VOL. III. - NO. 1G7.

must state it in five minutes after, Gen.
Scott, asks the witness what were his opinions
in reference TO another matter. Objections
are made-the Court is cleared and after
some minutes acise hnoaring and gery honest O
consultation, decide that the witness may state
opinions, but must not state what those opin-
ions were. So it has been from first to last.
have endeavored to find out what system or
rule has governed this court in their decisions,
but without effect; and 1 am sorry to say
that look upon it as an anomaly in military
jurisprudence.
"However, the evidence and documents
brought out in the course of the trial, show,
most conclusively, the determined and DELHI
crate effort, on the part of the administration
to overthrow and break down Gen. Scott-to
consign to infamy and disgrace the warrior
chief who has accomplished the most Won
derful achievements recorded on the pages Of
American history-and who has done all this,
with the preudices and the influences of the
SoNOlHiiiSAI ~ ilOiiiS 4iLI, uiIo IAAS
political aspirants in his own camp playing
second fiddle to them. The private bureaus,
and the confidential correspondence of the
departments at Washington, have been ran
sacked, and every paper that could be brought
to bear, directly or indirectly, on the questions
at issue, have been copied and sent to the de-
fence, in hopes to influence the decisions;
private correspondence to the military bureaus,
written at time when it was impossible to
forward regular official communications from
here, have been published in the Union, and
the letters, with the names of the officers,
sent to the deferce, in hopes that it would
prove that persons belonging to Gen. SCOTS
general or personal staff had written for pub
LEGATION, or that it was the practice of officers
to write letters in order that they would find
their way into the public prints.
"But the administration have made great
mistake. When they aimed at the object of
their destruction, they selected gun with
too small calibre."
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-09
Witty Tar.

A Jolly tar was accidentally knocked over
board from his vessel at one of our wharves
few days ago. and swimming to the rudder,
was, though safe, for time out OF sight OF
the rest of the crew. The captain, feeling
alarmed, called over the stern:
"Hallo Jack, are you there"
eyes," was the ready reply =
Chow are you getting on below = was the
next interrogatory.
go, Saotmmi,,g1y - shouted the founder
ing sailor.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-09

rg Some wag took drunken fellow, placed
him in a coffin with the lid left so that he
could raise it, placed him in graveyard and
waited to see the effect. After short time
the fumes of the liquor left him, and his
position being rather confined, he sat upright,
and after looking around, exclaimed " Well
I'm the first that's riz, or else I'm confound-
edly belated !" Y ="
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-09
Reduction of Postage.

The committee on the Post Office and Post
Roads of the House proposed a bill. three
weeks ago, providing for reduction OF news
paper postage, after the following manner :
Postage to be free for any distance not ex-
ceeding three hundred miles from the once
of notification: and 6xius,ths. YniseIma gate.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-09

Leave Bathfor Brunswick, Portland and intermedi-
ate places at P NJ every day Saturday excepted, and
at A. Nj. daily Sunday excepted Returning at a
A. NJ. daily, Monday excepted, and at ?; M, daily
Sunday excepted. These Stages connect at Brunswick
with the Portland and Augustaine of Stages.
Leave Bath for Wscasset, Damariscotta ,WaldOboro',
places, at A. NJ daily. Returning at p NJ daily
Leave Bath for Bru nswck, Topsham Wiscassct,
Damarscota &c. the arrival of the Steamboats, from
Boston.
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M AllS.

The Western Mailarrives daily ats A. NJ Mondays
excepted. Closes al A P. NJ, and leaves at P. M
Saturdays excepted. .
The Eastern Mail arrives daily at 6 p. NJ Closes at
& =. NJ, and leaves at 6 A. NJ
The Phipsburg Mail arrives daily at 81 to 10 A. NJ
and departs daily at III tol2 NJ
The Georgetown Mail arrives Tuesdays ana fridays
at lOb A. NJ, and departs same days at II M. =
Post Office open on Sunday mornings from II to y
o'clock and one hour Immediately after divine service
in the afternoon.
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3 p r < SIS ES.

Child & Co.'s Portland and Boston Express and con-
nected with other Expresses to all parts OF the limited
south daily at II A. NJ and p Ms Returning twice
dav. Office 80 Exchange St., Portland.
Ionclev &c Co.'s Great Southern Express leaves Fort
land daiIy at n A. NJ and P. NJ. Returning vice
daily. Office, 70 Exchange St., Portland
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-05-09

CHARLES W. HOLMES,
Commission Merchant ~ AuctiOneer,
dl27w24 FRONT STREET, BATH, ME.
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BAN Ks.

LINCOLN BANK-Old Corporation.-Jona Hyde,
President; Jonathan Hyde, Levi lioughton, Joshua
pace. Henry Hyde, Directors. Bank hours, trom9 to
LINCOLN BANK-New Corporation.-Geo. Fat
,.n. presidents GeoF. Patten, WIN M.Rogers, Ihos
harvard Chas Davenport, L. w. lloughton, u: w.
Kendall J. H. MLeilan, Directors; John shaw Casier.
rank hours from to IL AM. Discount days, Iuesday
C0MMERCIAL BANK.-Wm Sewa President:
WIN, d Sewal Jacob Robinson, bertTrufant, Ihos
NJ Reed. VIM Patten, Directors; Thos. Agry, Cashier.
Rank hours; from to IL A. NJ Discount days, Thurs
days. ,, :, My r,, n poh;,sor pras;
aent. r.. d. Robinson, Joseph Sewall, John smith
Wn NJ Reed Lewis Blackmer, VIM. burlington
~ v Noses Directors; D. F. Baker, Cashier Bank
homrs from to ID A. NJ. Discount day, Monday
%NnROSCOGGIN BANK, ToPsHAM-Chas.T homp-
son President; Charles Thompson, John Barron, pa-
s;d jscribner Nahum Perkins, Woodbury. B. Purinton,
directors: John Coburn, Cashier. Discount days,
Tuesday of each week. bahh oPe" HUM ~ III
summer /; 10 to in winter. p.o,.xarr nr,-
RRJJNSIVlCK BANK, BRuNswIcK-Kicnard DUN
Ian President; Richard 7. Dunlap, Alfred J. stone
Inihn G, Humphreys Joseph Badger, VIM Barron, III
Sec,ors: A. c. Robbins Cashier. Discount day, hufs-
day Bank hpursas above. ,,c,, p..s
MARINERS NIX, WIscAssEr.-HenryCla Ik .les
;dent: Henry. Clark, Wilmot Wood, hdmunu , lana
Samuel Alley James M'Carty, Directors; s. BAKER,
Cashier. Bank open from to ] in summer; loto Tx
Inter. Discount day. Tuesday. $500, ,,.u.,,
MEDOMAK BANK, WALDoBoRo' lanes iiou pe.y
resident James Hovey, George D Smouse 1onn bui-
ncch Jos Clark, Alexander Palmer, Directors "eo 30
Aren, Cashier.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-04-01
TO THE EDITORS.

HoUsE or REPREsESTATIvKs, MARcH 30, 1913
GENTLEMEN perceive from the report o. the speech Of
the Hon. Mr. SwART, contained in the Intelligence OF yes
erday that unntenonh has been committed affecting
myself, which beg leave to correct.
During the progress OF his remarks Mr. Smart referred to
the act of Congress passed March, 1901 prohibiting the m
PRODUCTION Of slaves into the LOUISIANA Territory except W
citizens Of the United Sqfes precedent tor the Wllmo
proyiso To this view replied that the ncgaon Of the
power Of Congress to prevent the importation Of slaves from
abroad this country temporary and local that the
States existing tcc The constitution cas adopted had the
rrh, 10 admit slaves from foreign countries until the year
1905 after which time il was competent for Congress opro-
hb the Introduction Of foreign slaves into portion Of our
country NV reference the 9th section Of l article
OF the constitution and not, as your Reporter supposed to
Inc al section az the 4th article which prescribes the power
Of Congress over the territory and other properly belonging
the United States.
Respectfully, &c. +. w. B0WD0N.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-04-01

ENBEzzLENESr, FoRoERr, AND FRAUD.-A case Of en-
bzzement Of very considerable magnitude has just come TO
light in the city Of New York. MARVIN McNULTr, the
confidential clerk Of Messrs Vyse Sons, silk merchants OF
that city, has abscondeJ, after having embezzed from and
deauded his employers very large extentso much
cordng 10 sumo reports as $4,000 or 100000 while
Messrs Yyse themselves say they have discovered the
Of s2s 900. The medus opeandi sending goods
auction and poceng the proceeds without the knowledge Of
Mesrs Vyse receiving the due upon sccepances and
accounting for them in altering check; and
borrowing Of money from every who would lend
many persons since his departure, have come to inquire
for $500, $780, $780, &c which be had borrowed from them.
The first suspicion Messrs Vysc had that all right
Friday last, when they questioned Mr. McNulty with
regard transactions The next morning he did pre-
sent himself the store bot note arrived stating that he
would consult with his friends and Mr. Vyse again
Monday Soon after messenger arrived from his residence,
stating that he had not been home all night and his family
afraid he had with accident Ii turns out that
he had sailed Saturday for Maianzas under assumed
name The fugitive widowe and left four children be-
hind him.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-04-01
LONDON, MONDAY. MARcH G

now continue the news from Paris and the Con-
tnent generally, in relation to French affairs, so far
as il has arrived, in any thing like an authentic
shape The King Of Prussia has recalled his Minister from
Paris says the from tina, city On the contrary the
"Tmes' Of this morning says :" r. we are we'll informed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24
YoHALF \ MILLION OFTHE TOR
We MEAN sICll AsHNVT
a skSI pks,ESSs


q spCrIUs or COMPLAINT FOR WUtCU TIE I
2 e, I.+, MINI ort the Did country can find no cci
= .,i+ so,, r-.lIe cannot aIUats I've cStrrrutnstod /
" =. ,,,Il and I,saf4; tiir application Of tie sur.
t,....5 We Lrovr tina; &. lhis disease Ingrrs If
,,s tsvrur lr,u .ui,ed f,iiu un'ofrt, s..,l
Ia, t,i,ts ofdrrrlvcd ind so dua> and that any ad-
m 10, for That reason IS lia fr To re- lssrc-arrlcI:
-, .t trrst Il, The good -cpsc of jhe sufferers aud
,. ,,.,l,fr,,,t In Ie.cvc. ard credit orr uuduali
80 -se,,,.t trar ur -rham's PILE EI.EC1TARN
' -, ,,, .,,, ,,fc f,r hfp ofiho rtirs rc thrY -
'-',.r ,. .,r,,.st .i,Ftlin or b'Ud The Elcrtuar,
.,. t,.l lIt, t-,pIr or iproHv auicurc when i8a
w, A., s,., .,.c no matter how iau viii perfect
I'm NON, .,tIrnati.lr Of ptts aud lis attend.
, ,.,.,5.fs In E5srot iu tse short SPACE Of two
/
an Y ,vftRI,E rIIDI-c \NH STRUCTURES
- ,..,+I aud IN Ncw ynr. ilic-, lave lren VIC do
49,, ...., t., SEW. eva, limo, thai number acurve ed
,lo,. o. ,,Ti1c 'rha inventor Of The Eicciuarv
m lie rot,osI, r,,rircr. ,vls has ever lard docs
-. M ljf Elm. IT. III and o., irt,rf OF the medical fac
% SIM ,i,,. si,ia,,. IIts atldiois habits nj
Can ~ 5rrd lie terrible -. arait. and il was to re-
f,. las i erits hat he evppudcd The time and
mi, ,.I,.l t,,,c5 a bI,.-,,. Ia t,e community at
,,r-c fr M, s,a, - cfthe Eicciuarv
Ilre ar, ,,s, causcs of ,l'ss IN some persons the
roinplt t,c,es; from their til. greatest
ca,se of nj cs s the rse IF violent rirravcs in the
snarc az mus, kiocs forms pruripgi Ingredient 81
these nun i,ta pcc.s and anes invariably intana and
irr .c aim cltary caraI weaken the stomach AND
bovcls aud shake The Whole constitution Streug,Iruks
also nrndncc piles Inactivity and Iona, s,ttings have
tie SAME tendency Nuatcr ,vhaf the cause the pro
rricors Of ilic Ecciuary warrant COMPLETE RES.
TGENVION ifthe eiccigatt is used according to ,Irec
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24

Isusr g. remedy wI5 will ciiccuaAy eurc
ii- rot NIttN off Fit seal a1'--- "'-. pr one W
io greatest of blessings tn those f-.'d ~ 800 -. w
have hesitation be- -aytue tl,. t.o-n Fili- are ~
TNffNENTlN THE REMEDY .rrr alinthcrs IScd 10y
TfusaIe Complaints. all wliu are acquainted WIN
t4rul ,u1v. ard all who W.. use ihtW VIII 'o must
perfectly rHuN prOd Us tlc results.
EINtH'S CATNEEil low
These powders are an cctiuais NEEDY for au thoseoh
sifuci IONS iu tHp mead su nose Htr arc procured ny
cu-s dc' , or other cau-g. :. oiarrh IS very often
farHai, oi .ac Ewes, of fysln 'ascs nl t'tT"ai"r
v.udplpo even uf The Lungs. 8" -ucine consumption
Of ut tIc highest consequence -i iils disease s""
Nruiftrt' tO and checked 81 ta t'u'H 'Lfi' Iel't
uicrinua.o- 900 sonnet. rug WORSE To accomplish .lEis
There nothing equal 60 These e 'NEEH row ni.tS
tire, ali ulurlud or purulCl. matter iT"t parF al
icci'd 'y producing free, easy ". '"." @
ir1u She oiuggrd INSTRUCTED ofuus, aNN cNcrh eW
thy secret uu- in the glands and CmtucS, restoring
t,ir natural tome and action. '~r Powder are one
at tine Vcvy lest remedies used lol} ru- tN ~" nose
ard a''utsef Nro~ccnccs which foar t tie nasal ca
Wits; tHc' atesueuarly ptoup. aEu elective IN cur
ue Headache. ard swing great eIci 90 ali casts arr
sing odds the head. aud % an exc ssiNe deter
ulnaion Of blood 10 tie braun, I'D other similar aHec
IRRITATING PLASTER.
This one of the most qualc counter rfitans BN
rira appligd The parts acc % t relieves acute and
chronic pains i the side and clr and Inflammation OF
the throat u. bronchitis. Il cures .afcss duiu's Of
hcartun and very best cdes for all diseases
of the spine and Of the head or brain.
Ali these Medicines are pui up Under Or. Eeaeh IN
mediate supervision, and have DIS likeness and written
Signature attached TO every boz. ackacc. pha! bottle
4 10 prevent the public from being imposed upon by
spurious limitations. countcrtcli~ >urcpttuus artl
chasing any article as 'Heach's A.Hclnos expect such
as have hlS likeness and written signature on each OF
I the above named remedies.
Tor further particulars respect ug Dr. Bcachs Book
& Medicines sec Pamphlet which may hc Obtained era
lis Al the agents.
For sale By James Baker, Vince ing. Va oct 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24
2iasGGsssEi2S,mf 10
25CNEBIcNy17
IN a. g. sDsa
WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGEOF HEALTH,

2G1 MAIN STREET. BUFFALO. n. V.
VEGETABLE LrTHONTRlp.
~ ne ADV TETI. ENENT FOR eft CNnE.
saw. CoSqrrsrr. Is most emp ailcaliy the case win
th-arlr.r. disease has ever i''drd 20 ltS mo~' nIFt
lart medical posyrr. Whrrcve~ % has gone. aH south
America England. Canada. and the nitcd states have
proved trnh OF This statement the aHnvc luuf alton 100
~t'o'1 and pthN statement '''lstH' WA'c story. w
vad-. .lho FriUc pies HH"n which vow arc cured may "t
Ire know yru but Ire result of lria tue artie' is
-atisuco-y yuu rcsarf, and the secret OF the cure
remains with tra proprcto The Medicine Is
pnud - distinct vegetable agencies each pariieuer
loot has it, own art.cuar. exclusive. medicinal propcr
" conflicting il uHutlrr com uurd-caeh root makes
us O" . curc-J"G as perfect combinations when taken
INTO the system, 81 docs the work winch Na"e. when
her laws first established, intended it should do
wtriecs strengthens and restores Tie broken down and
dchiliiacd constitution niopsy. all its characters.
viii be completely er0licatcl from the constitution hv
lis use Sc pamphlets IN eecu~ hands Tor nee crc'Ia-
Ipii-thev treat upon ~ diseases ard show testimony
OF cutos Gravel aud all complaints ~ the urinary or
gss. form also the rsuse NJ great suffering vaughn $
Lin pic has acquired Sual celebrity over She
country by tie cures it has made in this distress ng class
of a' ctins - famed, II seems Is ms nedlcint mat
it has attracted tile notice Of auc Of our medical pull
Icatious In the November No. I-IG. Of the iiuHao
Ianrual and Monthly Review Of Medical and Surgical
Science in article upon calculous Diseases and scl
vehts. the writer. after noticing the fact that The hnc
llsh government once purchased secret remedy aud Al
fame OF the Mrdicinc-"Nhy do not our Representa-.
dissolve tho suffering thousands otihs country icy tc
purchase Of Nauchu's Vegetable Lithrouriptic than
which solvent SINCE the DAYS of Alchemy has pos
sesscd one ha the tauc!' READER here Is periodical
of high standing acknowledged throughout large
tnu ots country 10 leone the hest conducted Jour
nails ofthe kind in the United States. exchanging
edited by AUSTIN Flint, NJ. D. and contributed to by
men OF the highest professional ability thus steppinga
side notice a secret remedy NOu witt at
derstand unknown and worthless nustr,m could thus
exor a cemmcut from so high a quarter-aud conSc-
quently. unless directly conhcted with the practice
afthe faculty. it have been its great FINE which
caused II II receive this passing nod Kidney diseases
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24
E!i1 i|1!!I|iIil &

u illDADELfHiA MEDICAL. HOUSE-Estabiisnel
- IL years ago, by DIR. kfNkEliN The oldest,
rest and best hand To- all forms of diseases
diseases of the skin and solitary habits OF youth DR.
klNkELlN, n. w. corner Of Third and I'uion SITS
between Spruce and Piae, Il squares from The Ex-
change.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Youth who ave injured themselves by a certain
practice INDUCED ina hahi, frequently learned from
evil companions, al schonithe effects Of which ate
nightly te1 when asleep ami destroy hotk mind
constitutional debility Immediately cured and full vgor
restored. All letters post paid.
YOlIN1 MEN
If you value your life your health, remember the
delay OF a month, nay, even week, may prove Your
rum both of body and mind. Hence let false mod
csty deter yOu from making your known one who
from education and responsibility, alone Aeirend
lie who places himself under Dr. Kinkeln's treat
ment. may reiaiousy contide in his honor as a gentle
man, and in whose bosom VIII he forever locked the Sc
crei of the patient.
Too many think they will hug The secret 10 their own
heats, ant themselves. Alas Low often in this
fatal deluslon and how many promising young man,
who might have been society has faded
from the earth.
COUNTRY INVALIDS
iudng il announcement 10 make personal ion
'an bv stating their explicitly together with ali
heir symptoms tper letter post paid have forwarded
% them chest containing Dr. KS medicines appronr |
tied accordingly.
pac of Medicines forwarded 10 any part of The
United States at moments notice.
y = Post paid letters, addressed TO DIR: KINkIIIN
VIII he promtly attended to.
4,c advertisement IN the spirit of the Times, rhila
Nov 46.-iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24
MOTHEKSI MOTHERS !

A'oulD you have! win yuu possess an eiIcctual re
" mcdy against The avn ui rayaecs that is constantly
made by that fell destroyer of the Infant race MoRMs
II :" we say u you coHidentIay with the Blessing f
Lord attending the application that It will in no
fii taken according t0 the directions tail 10 remove
from ihestuuach Of The little sufferer and restore
II To attn Our worm syrup is made entirely fveceta-
beS, It. eiore harmless Fathers, Mothers Guardians
10 the Pareniess and all who have the Of children
delay not, but hasten and get hottie Of iobensacks
worm syrup at the corner of md and coates Sis Phia
or any of their numerous agents throug the United
states.
Come provethe truth Of what we say
To Coates aud Second haste away;
There's syrup that dos seNpe
Worms, All who eau lis virtues tell
Its mild and gentle yet its sure.
Mothers, It Will your children cure
Then you, VIII you, vet refuse,
TAis hest OF med lcmes TO use
PREPARED only b. J x g : Ilobensack second and
coates SIS hiia aud for sale by of the respecta.
bic DrnssSs dnd Store keepers over tie United states
IIiee - els yer h"'lc sep 10
% james Baker. Jepsnn and l. 4 4 Wait agents
W heeHa, Va DAVID Pa -Gs K co. asents Matensyille
ONO, lanes 4. Gtav a TO. agcut-. bridgeport t,h,n
joni uubLNsAtk, " tJics4e agent, Raanisville Ubtu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-24

f re universally admitted to operate not only as an
~ eIectuai preventive hut as never falling rene
dy m all diseases which can aztec The human irame
| !ieaa ache, Indigestion, Rheum" ism, Piles Scurvy
| nropsy. small poN, Cholcramorh Worms. hopping
cough, Consumption. Jaundce G lncv. Scarlatna, Ii.
| vcr complaint, ApopcNv. Cancers Measles, reum
FITS Heartburn GitdncSS Eryslfc'os, Deafness, irl-
rgs ct The skim Colds, G@ @ravc anus m the iacE,
Inward weakness. Papliaiiors me heart kisngS III
the lbr"ot Asthma, tcVcrs OF az klnis fcnec cont
aian, stitches in theslic, Spin9 o blood sore ewes.
Scrotea. 81 Anthony ire, Lown.+ Of spirits, Flooding
| tluor Anus or Whites GrIpes, Kings evil IocNiaw,
fNsierl1 be on me stomach apu all hllnus affections,
FlcuflsN. trohI sWele, teel ana 'rHs sWlheFoN Ire
mors. W hIiesweilin2s, umors ccrs, vomiting, ana
most OF Others nave succcSsNet ana repeatedly hech
vanquished by their powerful arm.
Ihey have been known To erect permanent cures
WSG IN, al Other reme,es mad proved unaV"l"g and
They have in many cases superseded the prcscrip,
tive Sko the mos eminent phl icanS, ana received
besiHoS tieI uh9'alhed coinheh'"'ioh.
iheN nave 'Fen feteatehly tec"iiherIPo Wy men OF
the most psli93ulsned characters hoh"houl me 'ad,
ana sanctioned III Eurore ny h"h' men ana princes OF
| r"Nai mood
lhcy nave heeh introduced mo me Hospitals OF Ed
lhiuf2h, af'S ana VIENNA ana uiou9h the dSlh'tfeS
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