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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-08-03
little more Grape, Capt. Bragg

e perceive from late number Of
spirited print, the Mobile Register,
the citizens of that city lately pre-
I'd to the celebrated Capt. now Lieut..
Bragg. splendid sword, in token OF
distinguished services. His reply i,
celIenl good taste, and is remarkable
= modesty an eloqnence.
appears that the gallant Bragg is a
He'd Democratic fact that would moi
pferred from his name, which looks
whigglsh, but the fact is said to be
nd dispute. His brother is one OF
lass and Butler electors in North
lima. B0Sion Timcs.
will be remembered that it was Cap
Bragg's battery which according to
TajIor's report, at the critical mo-
saved the day" at the battle Of
la Vista Age.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-08-03
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN
& q IA Il 81 ate for CONGRESS

GAPT. ALDEN PARTRIDGE, Of Norwich, respect
~ in> presents himself to the irremcm u" the Second
Congressional District, ny An iRdCpsHdent rspu6Rcan
Cdndidae 10 represent them in the Congress- tho
good old platform Of J.8rrSpn'an RcpubijcdujSm; en-
baCins strict economy III The expenditure ni the public
money; the cultivation NJ peace and cOmmCrCiH utter
course with all nations rs the same can he done
CousisAnt with national interest and nniOnal honor;
we'll disciplined miliii OnlN constitutional defence
union al the states guaranteed h> the constitution
and strict ahcruco tn all the provisions o that
Instrument, &c. &C. Capt. y. will address tho people
Of the District, on all the important subjects involving
hcir Interests previous 10 the election III September
Oiher Candidates nrc inrHed TO be present.
Norwich, May Is, lsis. AIS tC
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tc on the Territorial BiH.-In the
hge of the Territorial Bill in the Sen
he vote stood for the blll:-Messrs
ison, Badger, Bell, Berrieu, BorIand,
|se, Bright, Butler, Calhoun, CLAYTON,
Is Of Miss, Dickinson, Douglas, Dow
|Foo'e, Haunegan, Houston, Hunter,
son OF Maryland, Johnson oiGeorgia,
son Of Louisiana, KING, Lewis, Man.
Mason, Metcalt,. Rusk, Scotsman,
kpon, Turney, Underwood, Weslcou,
e-33.
.anst the bill, Messrs Allen, Anterior,
win, Benton, Bradbury, Clark, Cor.
Davis of Mass, Dayton, Dix, Dodge,
b, Fitzgerald, Greene Hale, HamIin,
r, Niles, Spruance, Upham, Walker
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-08-03

SilaS IVright's Doctrine. -" True Re
pmbLcanS can NEVER lend their aid and
influence in creating geographical lines in
the East, West, North, or SOuth" So
said The democratic national address in
1885, when MIR Van Buren, was first nom.
ina'ed-and which was signed by Silas
Wright. 1t was true then, and it is true
now.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-08-03

ktest from Merico There were sew
arrivals at New Orleans on the Eth,
Vera Cruz, bringing many officers
troops. The U. S. propeller Mas
,se''s was the latest, having sailed on
18th inst.
here is but little definite intelligence
lation to the progress of,he revolu-
Busiamenle and Cortazar had form
junction with the intention of attack.
he insurgents in Gnanajuato. The
Fnment was complaining ofthe re-
ess Of Bustamente in keeping it ad-
of his operations.
e custom house at Vera Cruz was
d over to the Mexican authorities on
in inst al noon.
nong the arrivals yesterday from
CO were Gen Kearney and Col Riley.
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ANOTHER CLAY BUGLE "A young man
in Boston, few days since, busted him
self in collecting money from the Taylor
Wings, for the purpose. as he said, Of de-
fraying the expenses of Rough and Rea-
dy torch light procession. lie succeeded
in collecting few hundred dollars, but
when evening came, it brought no pro-
cesslon with it, aud it was not until late
that the donors Became fully sensible Of
the hoax.
This fully comes up to the Clay Buge
humbug, in our village, Of l84I.
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N Otice,

The Democrats of Woodstock, are requested lC
meet ut the Democratic Reading Rroom, on Salur
day evening, next, to chose two delegates TO The
u istricl Convention, 30 be holden at Sharon, OF
the 9th inst
y, A. BRYANT,
Aug. LIST, 1913.
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q ENIipE All.

v. b. PhI.MER'S Country Newspaper Advertising
Agency is removed To No Congress street. directly
the Duly Advertiser once where he i- ready to re.
Ccive Advertisements for the best Papers rr the large cit
les pnd Conn ry TOWN. tar and near, Throughout the
Union, CANADA, &C. NJ the lowest practicable rates.
Every facility il afforded necessary to iuIirous sp.
lection u places and pers best adapted to promote the
interests oi The Advertiser.
Now IL the time to advertise in the more distant Cities
and Towns south and West for m trade Call and see
July ii, 1918.
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The National Inteligenccr is grave
paper, not given tojoking, but it gets
off" the following good one;'-
ave relinqnish, in despair, the effort
TO keep up with the ou'ponring flood of
assen, and appreciation on the occasion
of the nominations made by the late whig
national convention.
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oRIDA.-The jacksonville News has
I'd the flag of Cass and Butler and
it TO the mast. The Democratic
of Florida now presents one unbrok-
lalanx for the nominees Of the Demo.
3 Conyl uion.
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TREMENDOUS FRESHFT,

And a great many Hrcs endangered
BE it remembered that all demands due o. A. Bryant
& Co. or q BRYANT must he settled previous TO the
first day Of Sept embcr, TO save cost
WooIs'ocl, Aug. !, lSia. q. A BRYANT
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When the platform gave way beneath
the pressure Of the crowd which rushed to
the cars, to greet the arrival Of Gen.
Cass, hard-fsted democrat exclaimed,
"WeIl general, did you go down with the
rest?" No. said the general, Il believe |
had Just passed over, bu, no matter for
that, the democracy never stay down." -
Batavia ~ Y, Times.
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EIcct,ons On Monday, Aug. 7, cleo
tons will be held in five States of our
Union, as follows
acknowledgements and legislature.
ludIana-legislalure only to be chosen
lIlinois-governor, congressman and
legislature.
lowa-congressmen and legislature.
MIssonrl--governor, congressman and
legislature.
Alabama elects biennially-none this
year.
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|ouIslANA.-Great Rally Of the De-
|'acy.-'l'he N. o. Courier, speaking
e late meeting Of the Democracy IN
city, says;
\ he Delta, founding its statement on
opinion Of distinguished military Of
says the nuuber Of persons present,
not less than 10000. We have been
by several gentlemen who attended
Wing meeting on the preceding Sat
by, that our meeting was five times as
erous. One Of our friends says the
pocratic meeting, compared to that Of
Wings, was in the proportion Of ten to
Let this be as it may, i, was glo.
meeting, gratifying to the friend Of
I'D principles, and suspicious of the
results in Louisiana, and throughout
Uulon. 1t was not alone the vast
her assembled that held forth fair
,ise for the fu'ure-it was the spirit
htrioism, the devotion to Democratic
cples, glowing in every bosom, and
hing in every eye, that convinced the
er.on that the good old cause was yet
and that, sustained by this multitude
be and bold hearts, the names of CAss
UTLER will be borne in triumph from
Rio Grande to the ST Lawrence.
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For RHious aad Llf1ma!org Ferer' indigestion, Hcad
ache, DyOprpSir. LirCr Compliant, CoHtrhCSS. PicS
Jurdi,p, PtrrcrtCi iIpCNic, D5drIhoHb, DgeC,t'rv.
Impure BiOod, and al DCr9HgeaCHts n me BlEioUS
System.
JNOR the above named diseases, these Pin, have met
L with general appropriations, and rs u mutter Of ltr,
they the best article of the hd nov before the pub
lie.
Being perfectly safe made o materials urat simnlr
und natural, they may be tuhtu nj ANY time. The pro
pririnr Gun recommend them with the greatest conf
dcuCc believing them tar superior to tho pills IN general
nSG mlldur, more prompt, Snc and uniform IN their on
GRAFTON. In using them no pnrticuHr cure is required -
Persons may eat and druk usual and II necessary eat
Immediately after ti,iug them. In small doses they are
alternative and gently lXayC, bu in large doses nc
lively cuhnrr cleansing the whole ulImeuary cnnnl
from all purld Irritating and cCnl matters, and pruduc
ing healthy sCcrrions of The stomach liver and HE var
Gus organs Of the body
Most pills being composed more or less uf drastic
cAhnrIic, apt 10 Operate too hnrshly. They lrrMr
the stomach and bowels TO such degree that a gtHcrul
pruSlHilOn Of the sNSrm IL experienced accompanies
with ar lrs' nnrrNIncs.. These PHI, being compoS
ed wholly of different materials, their simplicity nnI
COnScninty tn the system such, aud their combination
being jndcious aud cXact they uprrHe with perfect ease
and safety causing No gripping to the bowels or ANY ohc
punlIl sensation. They eytcnitC the HnenrN canal
hnruughy, aud At one blow strip it IT all motOG at
cNrunruuS matter.
TRY TlEM, AND KNOW THESE FACTS FOR
YOURSELF! Aurr tubing one or two dO.c5. if slond
be inclined not IN like them return thu box IN u uNahe
condition. with the r,mlindcr O the rms. aud the money
viii BE- refunded or the clrlrCc for the same cancelled
Agents in this Village, ChNS, i'hNpmnu. H. W Rice.
Sn. W1odStnrh, u. Ransom. RrNdiug q. A. kevc> .-
Frlchvillp. W. Grown. Prrkrn>yilc, Dana. hide Co.
Barnard. Townsend 4 Wulhcr EtN IiTnmd.S. Bcknap
pumrcl l.. s. Murluck, \. snow ~ q. Chmhrtlin.-
lrnrrlnnd, $. WrllrI; Qurchrs G. Tmhhtm. Windsor.
Geo. WHrlucr& II. WnuInrr and by one or more Mcr
chants in every town in IN" County aud thronglt the
state 1861
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Mr. Everett, says, he shall support Gen.
Cass, in preference to Gen. Taylor. Mr.
Price, for the same reasons, cannot sup.
port Gen. Cass. and virtually aids the
election of Gen. Taylor, Politics, do
"make strange bed fellows" most certain
",
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Wig Dissatisfaction. We henr many
wings in his town and vicinity saying that
they shall no, vote for Gen. TayIor. The
dissatisfaction is spreading, lfGen, Tav-
Tor gets the electoral vote Of Massachusetts
i, will be wrung from the legislature, and
not by the popular vote. Barre Gazette
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|dge Allen, in his speech at the Wing
ling in Worcester. said
When | said Iat the Philadelphia Com
|on) tina, the wing party vas dissolved
but declare a fact. The undertake
bay preserve the corpse for little
but it will soon be offensive TO The
and must be removed from the sigh,
g people.
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TERMS OF THE
"GR APE AND CANISTER"

1TPostmasters throughout the state are authorized 10
receive subscriptions, and every democrat will please
70 consider himself r',.c' agent end " orb oordnsy
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DAVID TERRY,
ST. Johnsbury, June 81, 1913
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
TUESDAY, AFTERNOON SESSION.
l. Organization and Preliminary Business.
2. An Address. Education, what is III BY
Rev. ADDISON BROWN, Bratleboro
8. Discussion. Studies proper for Common
Schools; their proper ordel and The best method of
teaching them.
EVENING SESSION.
A. An Address. Relations ef the State 10 Edu-
cation. BY Rev. ]. T. PECK, Principal of Troy
Conf Academy.
s. Discussion. Is sufficient attention paid 10
Manners and Morals in our Schools
WEDNESDAY, MORNING SESSION.
6. An Address. Physical Education By Hon,
w. r. RANNEY, Townsend.
7 Discussion. School Houses; their location
construction, ventilation, SC, with reference 10
health, convenience and improvement, and their
influence on the moral and social feelings and hab-
its Of scholars.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
8 An Address Education public and Com
mon Interest, rather Than Private and Personal
one. BY Gov. EATON Enosburgh.
g. Discussion Defects in the qualifications of
Teachers. What are the best and mos, available
means for securing competent number Of well
qualified Teachers to meet tho exigenciGs of this
State?
EVENING SESSION.
10. An Address, Government of Schools. BY
VIM. A. BURNHAM, Manchester.
| H. Discussion. What are the prominent de-
tecls in our Schools and School System, and what
the chief obstacles 10 the greatest success Of our
system3 How shall they be removed
THURSDAY, MORNING SESSION.
| IL, Discussion on the use Of Text Books IN Civ
ing instruction, and the Text Books in use. The
best method of securing the attention of scholars,
and Of waking up their own powers of thought.
10. An Address. The claims of our Common
Schools. By s. HOWARD, Esq, The,ford,
a. Discussion. To VIVA, extent should ReIi.
gious Instructions be impaired in our Schools
AFTERNOON SESSION.
[ Is. An Address By President Wheeler, Of
the University OF Vermont.
l6. Discussion. Duties Of Superiu,endenrs and
Committees; Of Parents, and oil good Ciii=enS,
at the present time in relation TO our Schools.
IT, Resolutions, and Miscellaneous Business
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AN INDUSTRIOUS TEIo-Chaieaubri-
and, Napoleon aud Walter Scott were all
born in the year 1869
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t ircular,

The undersigned interested in common with ina
ny others in The recent efforts of our State to i'm
prove its system Of Common Schools, and regard.
ing the educational interests Of the State, as of
primary importance, in whatever pertains TO our
individual happiness aud social improvement, and
believing that, as such, they deserve more gen
erous appreciation and more liberal support both
from individuals and the State, than they have
hitherto obtained and believing also, that con-
venon Of the friends Of education from all parts
of The State, for the purpose Of interchauging o.
p'n'ons exhibiting the results Of observation and
experience, and discussing the means and modes
OF education in general, would tend 10 awaken
more general interest in the subject, and give to
our present means Of education greater efficiency
than they now possess; would propose to the
friends and patrons of education throughout the
Staet, n State Educational Correction, to be
holden at Chelsea, commencing Tuesday, god of
August next, al one o'clock p. NJ, and continuing
two or three days, as the business Of the conven.
ton may require.
Arrangements have been made by provisional
committee for series Of Addresses on the occa.
sion, and list of topics for discussion, is proposed
below. The time and place of the convention, 1t
Is hoped, will prove acceptable to most, if not to
all, and still more it is hoped tina, 4 generous re-
Spouse will be given to this call, by general at
tendance of Superintendenls and Teachers of
Schools, with the friends and patrons of education
of every calling throughout the State. And it is
hoped too, that there will be ready contribution
Of each ones ability, so far may be necessary,
TO make the convention not only source of inter
est and profit to those who attend, but means of
permanent good in the promotion of objects init.
maey connected with the prosperity of the State
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Later from Europe.

I,rbs steamship Hibern'a arrived at New
~ ~ E,;doy. having sailed from Liver
., m The 8,h. She brings seven DAYS
Or W. news; but we do not see anything i'm
r,an, IN the columns Of matter published
The city papers.
From France there is but little of inter
Paris continues quiet, although an
Der outbreak is predicted. The num-
OF prisoners taken in the late nsurrec-
% is about 10000. 1t is said lhs, the
|urgents had plenty OF" Russian gold"
p large sums we're found in possession
the prisoners. The committee have
de some important discoveries in regard
the instruction. Documents have
fn found which will SHOW who were the
ELS in the conspiracy and where the
|ney came from. Attempts to poison
pliers, to murder the senlrles in the
1t, aud to assassinate officers in the
|eets are frequent. Poisoned Int is also
d to have been sent to one Of the hospi.
b, where several hundred wounded SOL
RS were lying.
Phe following is the list of officers kill
and wounded ia the insurrection:-
p. Negrier. killed; Ger. Brea, assassin.
4; Gen. Francois and Gen. Regnaud,
ed; Gen. Bonrgon received a ball in
thigh, since dead; Gen. Core, woun.
in the leg; Gen. Damesme's leg has
n ampLtated; Gen. Duvvier wounded
he foot; Gen. Foucller wounded; Gen.
Fontaine since dead. The number OF
v bnels and superior officers put horS de
Hbat il immense.
Louis Napoleon has been chosen a mem.
of the Assembly from Corsica
Ramartine is about to leave France on
ur to the east. This announcement
h,ed much surprise, as many very fool
" allege that lie had some hand in the
instruction.
nnmber Of important arrests had been
e.
ore than 100000 muskcts have been
rned to the arsenas, taken from the
rgeu,s and captured in their delences,
oppose,
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FAIL SCHOOL

l3 - G2 ~ a. G2 I'D .
The undersigned will open schooln Barnard for yonuG
LAD IS AND TENT LEM f. n,
On Wednesday Sept. 9Th and continue eleven weeks and
a halt Instruction viii he given in all English branches
usually taught in High Schools and Academies and M
Tins VIII ESP rcd to render the schcool both Interesting
aud profitable, frequent Lectures will he given in IT,
uSrh'iOh OF Nalural Philosophy and Astronomy. and
occn>innHi on other subjects connected with practical
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REFERENCE.

For any further particulars relative 10 the School, nc
Communications and board o Scholars, inquire nj Hiram
Athens, Daniel Nikens ROin Richmond, and Paul Crow
ell, Barnard; Elijah Hawkins, Jr, j. W. Ltbarce, Hart.
land; Job Richmond, Woodstock.
The undrrsgncd from the much experience he has had
in the ART nj teaching, and the management o schools,
nttlers himself thut he shall have his share of patron.
age.
WILLIAM LIVINGSTON
barnard, July 81, lsis i2i CIV
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KNOW THESE FACTS FOR

1tARPETINGS.--AIe S pieces or new and Gcernt
u pnltcrus OF Carpets, among which are Brl,srilS
Snpehne and duc Ingram CUpc, oil Cloth, Floor nut
ing. &c., &c tbeHp. \. sTEARNH
Junc a2l
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NOR wren J.NJTER SITY,
NORWICH, VT.

'ENHE Annual Commencement exercises At Nor
w'ch University, will he on Thursday the I'm dny
u August next The Fall Term will commence the itn
uf September following The Trustees have placed the
University upon permanent basis. They have repaired
heir buildings md grounds in neat aud thorough
uer. They have revised aud S,ScmHlscd The ut
studies, aud have adopted methods Of instruction which
re well calculated Ia benefit IN high degree, beth the
npnth and phNsiCt man. The di.c pine IL strictly mill
lnry throughout Those wishing 10 enter upon the INT
yersN course ditor Commencement, must be prepared /"
sustain rigid examination in arithmetic, algebra Ms ar
M simple rQuntIOns Albums and Sluddards iniin Gram
mar, Andrews Latin Reader md Exercises. SophoCe's
Greek Grammar, Snphocc'S Greek Render mud Exercises,
English Grammar, Geography, Those wishing 10 enter
upon the scientific course only, will take such standing
Us their Hmnmeuis shalI alow. The regular times for
examinations OinpuCauts, will be from Monday thu lih
nj August Until THURSDAY the l7h and from Monday The
llh al sent, until Thursday the llth. Expenses: Tut
ton 500 per quarter, room rent s $50 do, incidental cX
penScs 90 do. Board from so 10 $40 per week
IN the prrpdr ttorN department the Tuition is $3.50.
HENRY $. WHEATON, NJ. A., President and Procs'
of Rhetoric, Natural and Political Law and Military
Tactics.
ALONZO JACKMAN, NJ, A., Professor Of MahcUai-
ics the Narnro' and Military Sciences.
y. :. G. NJ. POTTER, NJ. Az Professor oC Ancient and
Modern languages.
------------------- NJ. \. Professor Ct Mental and
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lrinclimcd 10 DiarrIea should always be provided with
Wis medicine, it will keep the bowels regulated and
keep OF the Canher 1t il Wholesome. safe amt pleasant
HE ulsr; md children ionl Of it, and viii take II;
without trouble or sih
For General Debility and Dyspepsia.
1t is most excellent rcSiorrgc giving healthy tone
70 both the stomach and bowels prevents food from
pressing or distressing the stomach,
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Horace Eaton, Cyrus Farwe!l,
Addison Brown, Darius Forbes,
Chauncey Taylor, l.. l., TIIden.
r. S. Howard, Simeon Parmelee,
L. J. Scott, John G. SAKE,
d. NJ. Camp, Sep,imus Robinson,
Thomas Hall, jesse 4. Crdig,
John Wheeler, Benjamin Lubareo
Isaac F. Rcdfeld Daniel Kellogg,
w, R, Ranney, ]. p. Fairbanks,
Geo. b. Chandler, J. d, Nickham,
w. a. Burnham, Jesse 4. Peck,
c. e. Burnham, Hiram Circuit,
J. s. Spandng
J. X. Colby,
RUFUS CASE, Provisional Committee.
DAVID PERRY,
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Y U ] " w
Tuition will range from $3.50 to $50, for tho term
Scholrs will he received for amy part Of the term aud
CHARGED accOrdinnIy
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CHOLERAINFANTUN,

1t has saved the lives many thousand children when
rcduc ed Ia deaths door by this Compunt it gives them
immediate rciui, aud they Soor recover.
SEA SICKNESS.
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CHOLERA AND COMMON CHOLERA
NOR EI1A.

This Cordial INN diach Chcek1 the vomiting, relieves
the pains, stops the DurrhGh, md restores the bowels
Ia perfectly rgunr nnd healthy suite however
the attack mny he or however low the patient may have
become, II invariably restores.
SEVER EST CASES OF DYSENTERY,
Immediately cuuuterncrcd, the pains Hay ed, tho
bowels heHrd aud nu untrqucutly the bowels become
perfectly regulated and restored in the short rpnce Of ten
OF LMrlyN hOnIS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-08-03

.HOF0NS, OyScN7Ty, Ul0TrEUn, Sam
mr. complaints Of chiWrcn, Sea
Sicknrss, General Debility, etc.
WHERE this all-powcrlUl idotc is ut hand, Cho-
w era, Dysenery ind Chronic Diurhna ARE no longer
to he seriously feared, booked upon with
this Cordial will most n>suredh cure the disease in the
Of "w hOurg taken nj the commencement.
Ii hip been before the public Tor more thnn sixteen
Years md the first clc made known TO the pnblIc
immediate and perfect remedy for these cnmpl4n,p
Il has been thorGuahy in every country and every
climate mud It's effect has everywhere proved the same,
SURE TO CURE. even where the disease has advanced
70 the Inst stage The public may assured that II
cnntuius neither opium mineral substances, any
thing that ~ in the least injurious 10 the constitution.