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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-01-18


Tis 9,rtiss fir Saunpclls batsn fto fit ben sstsn
Scridten nur fbr penie ssSnpert.
Der SOrn Wfarft mar untb6tis in etn tcstn
ppci 9Hcthcu, unp Die preife rparen am fnteu.-Orr
Bell auf SHaiin in 7 Shilins has 8iertsi, uuo auf
Slautr SHILLING uuo 2 ptns ouf oos Rarrsl ilno
oa bns neis esese, prlhss ben 5clI ouf G6iaina
bos @isrtcl fSfket tis rsn lftn Setrunr in Sroft
ritt 70 miro nur psuis in Sausr aetbou, aueer in Dem
.atiunrfauf no osr1dte 26 bio ~ Stbiaiuss trirs.
@crtdufs rcn amcritanifhsn MaiFn fanren fat on 6
erpcd uuo ecnocn bat Die glohfraas fit g8ellhfcrn
nahsdaeen, uuc hosslbs brinet nur 80 Sbiliuss fir
Sseess uno 30 flr Sdbss.-g8cli litcrumebl rpiro audi
nibt 9cbt in eirerpccl, uuo Der Gtcd SSai,tn, Saus
er, sBdNhfCrn uno geafbtsrnmcbI eafdbt III Ebpsr
liverpool Wfarft fiir @merifaniIGbe grOs
ID sf .s.r cufte.
Nm l5teu December rOuroea frisnbs prsik flr IL
uisrilan'fbt T1tauttsn taatft s-5ausr fos 4dsd
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06
NEW SERIES---VOL. 3. NO. 48.

country throughiwhich the Railroad pass
es will give evidence of their hearty en-.
gagedness In the enterprise, by taking
stock sufficient to prepare the road for
the iron, sufficient amount can and will
be taken East and North to furnish the
road and furnish machinery. cats, &c.
The amount to be provided for, there.
fore, by resident or domestic stockholders
will be, say 100000. But in the esti.
mate of $5l 900 above, there is included
an amount for right of way, which is pre-.
dicted on the fact, that there is occasion
ally some property which will have to be
destroyed almost entirely, and conse
quently have to be paid for. But, relying
upon the public spirit and liberallty of
our citizens, your committee hope it will
not cost one fourth the amount set down.
2. OF means to build tile road.-A Bill
has passed both branches of the Legisla'
ture authorizing the commissioners of the
counties of SciotO, Pike, Ross, Picka
way, Fairfield and Licking, each to sub
scribe sum not exceeding $l00, ,Oo0.-
Your committee think that Scioto county
will subscribe at least $4,000, and we
hope noble old Ross, which has always
gone hand in hand with Scioto, will do
the same. We cannot look for less from
Pickaway and Fairfield. From Licking
we look for the best she can do. and not
withstanding her hands are full of the
Newark and Mansfield, aud Newark and
GAINESVILLE roads, we do not fear she will
come up strongly to the assistance ofthis
road. From our sister Pike we cannot
ovnao1 loea ,hon COS mn Erono ,L "a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06

10 Portsmouth and SciotO county, not On
ly tho people Of the valley of Sciolo aud
Hooking but capitalists abroad. Our
town and county will be benefited to o
greater extent Than auy other point on the
line. Here must be The terminus of The
road. 1t behOoves us then, TO come for
ward manfully 20 tho work and aid with
a liberal hand an enterprise which will
rebound so largely to our interests. I'm.
less we do this. we cannot expect The
Towns and counties and citizens along lbe
line above us Ia take hold with spirit
Let US all unite then in hearty co-opera.
tion,t throwing aside all hesitation & doubt
determine that so far as depends upon
us, the work shall go forward; and that
instead Of a town $500 inhabitants, we
will make Portsmouth in a few years
flouriShing city. (which she should have
been long since,) with population Of
10000 inhabitants and still going Onward.
b. +. CONWAY.
FRS. CLEVELAND,
... ELIZA GLOVER,
S.P. DRAKE.
CHAS. o. TRACY.
Portsmouth, March 22, lS49.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06
REPORT IN RELATION TO THE
SCIOTO AND HOOKING
VALLEY RAILROAD;

by II committee appointed for the purpose,
and adopted at Public Meeting held In
Portsmouth, Ohio, on Thursday evening, /,
March 22, Is40.
At an adjourned meeting of the citi-
zens of Portsmouth convened on Thurs.
day evening the 22d, ult "to take into
consideration the propriety of sub
scripton of stock" by the town. to the
above named road, the committee ap.
pointed at previous meeting to collect
and embody such information as was
deemed necessary to proper under.
standing of the subject, reported, through
their chairman B. +. CONWAY, as folIows: (:
Your committee having given to the
subject with which they were charged,
all the consideration which their limited
time and means Of information would
permit. beg leave to report:
/. Cost Of tie proposed Ra'lrOad.-The
only data in possession of your commit
toe by which to estimate the probable
cost Of the Railroad proposed, arc tho
known or estimated cost Of Railroads
located through similar country and
the difference in the character of the
country through which these roads are
located and the country through which
which this one must pass.
The Road from Mansfield, Ohio, thro'
Mt. Vernon tO Newark, will cost to pre-
pare it for the iron, $4 500 per mile
The iron III or inverted T rail weighing
6Olbs to the yard) will weigh 90 tons pei
mile, cost $50 per ton, equal to $5 200
per mile. For chairs, spikes aud bots
ect., according to an estimate of the en-
gneer of the Pittsburg and Cleveland
Railroad. say 5000 per mile, making to-
gether $ll, 100 per mile.
The proposed Railroad from Hills
borough to the Little Miami Railroad j:
estimated by their engineer to cost ready
for receiving the iron a little less thai
$4,000 pei mile; adding this to the iror
ect. as before Sc, 900, we have the tota
cost of that road say $ll,600,
Your committee, however, are inclined
to believe from their general knowledge
of the country, that the route from ,hl
to Newark is more favorable for cheaI
construction than that of either of tn
Railroads before named.
Let it be assumed however, that th'
Valley Railroad will equal in cost tn
Railroad from Mansfield to Newark
namely LOO per mile. The distance
from Portsmouth to Newark by the Ca
nal is 1873 miles, by the usual travelle
roads ll0 miles. This road would prob
ably be between these two distances Sa
l22 miles. The estimate would then b
as follows:
Grading, bridging and preparing for
iron l92 miles at $4,000 $4,000
Cattle guards, road crossings and cost
Of right Of way, where it is impos-
sible to go through property with
out serious injury, 5l,0(
For iron chairs, bolts, ect. as before,
$4,000 per mile sO52(
To this must be added cost of locomo-
tives, cars, machinery, depots, ect.
$4,000 per mile, 24,8
Making total cost of road, depots, 10.
comotives, ect., $i,650,0
or $l3,525 per mile complete, aud ready for b
siness. ...
Your committee would here remar
that they have unqualified and repeate
assurances, that if the inhabitants Of Il
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06
Use Of ImI's WhisIkers.

Every me has observed the Whskers
of cat but wperhaps. dream that they
serve any valuable end. The following
passage will prove the contrary:-Every
one must have observed what are usually
called the Whisker on cats upper lip.
The use of these. in a state of nature, is
very important. They are organs of
touch. They ale attached to bed of
close glands under the skin; and each Of
these long stiff hairs is Connected with
the nerves uflhe lip; The slightest contact
nf these whiskers with any surrounding
object, is thus felt most distinctly by the
animal, although the hairs are themselves
insensible. Theyotand out on each side
in the lion, as well as in The common cal;
so that from polntro p"in, they are equal
to the width oflhe animals body. 1t we
imagine, Iherefore,a lion stealing through
covert of wood, in an imperfect light,
we shall at once see the use of these lung
hairs. They indicate to him. through The
incest feeling, any obstacle which may
present itself to the passage IF his body;
they prevent the rustic of boughs and
leaves. which would give warning to his
prey,ifhe were To attempt To pass through
TOO close bush; and thus in conjunction
with the soft cushions of his feet, and the
fur upon which he treads ilhe reiractile
claws never coming in contact with the
ground.) they enable him to move TO-
wards his victim with stiffness greater
than lha; ofthe snake, who cree2s along
the grass, aud is not perceived till he, is
coIed around his prey.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06
WHOLE NO. 1928

"Well! Hdt must be a sweet pretty
fnoi! aud then the girdle shows me, by
the mark Of the brooch. that il must be
of most agreeable roundness. But then
she has dangerous attIactionsi May
she not be eoqueilel Bu, no, or she
would never have ihat picture Of herself,
which. by The frame. perceive is intend
ed for the drowing-room. with the tell
ale date upon il. Well but on the 9th.
er hand, perhaps she is a saint perhaps
mad alter the conversation Of the nasty
negroes, or sending cut missionaries TO
IimbuciOo. Let me see, let me see
here's Byron, Moore, Tillotson, Voltaire,
Pa'ey, Shelley, Rollin, Rosseau, and not
even small controversial pamphlet, nor
biue-looking report Of some bye. gone
meeting at Exeter Hall. She is, then,
neither coquet,e nor saint-neiiher
misery nor avsrici"us; and her books
prove TO me that she is determined To
make up her own mind. and not be led by
others. Besides. she has continued four
years a widow; and know she was so
well.cOnducted as a wife, that though
married to an old man, at time when I
was rather well.looking. she would not
condescend To cast a glance on me-"
Thus thinking, and thus arguing, mar
rage appeared to John Bennett as most
desirable matter. He instantly formed
his plan. aud he carried it inie effect.
When Mrs. Bailey returned from the
country, at the end ofthe month, she was
greatly surprised TO perceive her apart
ments still occupied.
81 was expecting YOU" said Bennett,
with great tenderness.
Mrs. Bailey did not understand him.
"Yourfurniiure. said he "is all placed
properly, and hope arranged according
to your taste"
But, sir, | see a great many things
here which do not belong to me-"
"Quite mistakp, ma am--they are ali
yours. And just now remark. there is
not too much of them. The apartment
is furnished, and yet not overcrowded or
incunbered with an unnecessary article.
That proves to yon that neither Of US
could fill it separately, and that it was in
dispensable to bring them together"
/ "What, sir! is it your intention to give
| up 10 me your furniture--i"
admire" he added, "if you please,
h ow well they suit each other! A person
would say they we're destined to form
but one. See how gracefully my Chin
ney ornaments range with your French
clock-yOur porcelain with my crystals
and there see on one side is your por-
trait. and there, on The other side. is mine
, both the same size. and both from the
hand Of the same master"
Mrs. Bailey raised her eyes to the por-
, trait, and INSTANTLY recognized Mr.. John
Bennett.
= What" she exclaimed. sis it yoa'"
S "Yes, dear Mrs. Bailey; it /. who
J; beg Of you not to send me away, for il
J you do, | shall never survive this my last
and my most fatal removal"
Mrs. Bailey recognized in the man Of
o forty-fve, the handsome young man, oi
7 whose former admir- alton she could not be
II ign"rant.
n Indeed" said she. the furniture o
both does suit 81 very well. that, I-per
\ haps-may ask you To leave the house
1t for few days"
8. John Bennett did marry the handsome
is widow aud has, am told, made vow
never To remove out of Cover street.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06
..The Law and Newspapors."

l. Subscribers, who do not give erpress notice
to the contrary are considered wishing 10 continue
their subscriptions.
@ If subscribers order the dscontnuance of
their papers, the publisher may continue to send
them until all arrearages are paid.
3. Ifsubscribers neglect, or refuse to take their
papers from tue offices to which they are sent they
are held responsible till they have settled their
bills, s,and ordered their paper discontinued.
4. Ifsubscribers remove to other places with
ut informing the publishers, aud the paper is
sent to the former direction, they are held respon'
sbe.
S. The Courts have decided that refusing to
take newspaper or periodical from the office or
removing and leaving it uncalled for, is "prima
facie" evidence of Intentional Fraud
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06
Agents for the Lancaster Gazette.

I Greenfield r.; Walter McFar'
land Thomas Littlefeld
Pleasant r. IT. AslIhro0k
East Rushuilie; David Baker
". .RushUiIie; N. B. Coulson
Bremen Beery 4 Ashbaugh
.AHburn T; ). hall, .. Black
Bern T: James r. Pearce
Perry.7opn: Levi Friend
Madison r: I. Il. KoOntZ
Ciedrcreek; Col.W. Hamilton
G-dnoille: Pr Hagerman
Somerset; David Hewitt
nj Agent for the Eastern Giles
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06

and benefits which would l
section of the country by the
ofthe Scioto and Hooking .
road. We have no accurat
statistics at hand showing WI
amount ofsome ofthese bel,
cept in regard to the two ci'
York and Boston. Before
use of Railroads the canal
produced the same kind, u
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06
AlDaCas.
Lumber 4 BrOOm-IIamdIes.

HE subscriber has on hand large lot of
Walnut Wild Cherry aud all other kinds
Of Logs which will he sawet To s'iit the purchaser
mon the shortest notice, iuto any description OF
Lumber.
The subscriber has also loi ol Br0om-HdndieS
on hand and is ready To make to order, upon siIort
notice, any number, of he best mood
The mill is Si,nated six miles northwest Of Lam
caster and iwn miles south Of Carroll. Letters
can be addressed, postpaid. to the subscriber,
Lancaster. JofiN ~ ONiDEn.
February 9. lSi9. 1O
Herald, Circlevillr, publish the above 3 months
and charge this office.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06

Yearly advertisers nave The privilege Ol re-
newing their advertisements at pleasure.
~ Y-Business Cards, not exceeding six lines,
will be inserted, for subscribers at $500 per
year;-non-subscribers will be charged $780,
~" Announcing candidates Qor offices of every
descrption)i is charged at the rate of 81 for each
name-to be paid in advance.
Advertisements not marked on the copy for
specified number of insertions, will be continued
until order out and charged for accordingly.
Advertisers are expected to occupy all the space
for which they contracted aud excesses will be
charged for. The privileges ofyearly advertisers
extend only to their own immediate business.
JOB WORK-We are prepared to execute Job
Work upon reasonable notice, with neatness and
AT fair prices
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-04-06
Gbr Ganfasttr Ga'rttc.
LANCASTER, OHIO.

Friday Morning, April 6. ls49.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

o., t'isn. Pue,. uicststions, S~silicgs an
HE, SaR Rhsam. Etvsig- -. P,mPsa snn
H,aiShes 90 he iacs nbsituciions 20 ~"
10 Young and deItraie Aalss, Netvcusees'
ADD Haas Complaint ~ Children H"U
,ss,hine Nsrvous. Ssb,i,s,sd and dei'e1le
f.r,.lss. IuiIois ucr 81 Inc oHiinsnrN 10 eiins
.sr Ncaislgs Epiicpssy, Hys'ete So
s,rt Headache To nolurssut UIi,hs's
ari Psipusu1n. inaueurs, Cu-ca'' hIoe'
and Iuae complaints. brplrb,Ns 600 h'''
.t,ses ofContumrtun. A.so. 'o' 'a'e
,fcorsh. veal ness, s.-koss' 6r.r gwen
rnu,so, atcl,. us smuuu' @. clpense P"'
md miser, d, would wsfI Oh would 10 m
onlculsble ., a, A..
sod Wholesale and retail by u. W Me'-
ril. Pitu.otd VI, s'so NJ retail ny J p"n,
i.I. CI-ncn, s Iisconh, sod D Nneissh
Ia Co. Rutland Or. II lisilWse, Fon',
nsv,A. ste Allen, Fs'rhaysn. + ;, y
y Sunderland Nildle,own; Sheiden ~
ian. Pawlou. sad by Druggists eenffauy
throughout the Stale and CAnads nee
al ner Bottle. OF Bottles fot So. 3t.lH
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
lIEW NM-TS-Nm.
Masta's Genuine Indian Vegeta-
BILE Purgative Pills.

THE most eenerall, approved family med
nine now to be had at all The principal
stores IN every village aad town o. ihis state
md Throughout, the state Of New Hampshlhe
and Canada Eat,
For Bilious and Indammalory Fsvert, In
digestion Headache, Dyspepsia. Liver Com
pla,nt, Cusuvsness Piles, Jaundice, Cholic
Plia IN tie Stomach and Side Heartburn,
Perverted Appetite, Disrfhacs, Dysentery,
Impure Blood, sBd all Dorangemen OF The
Bilious System.
The proprietor has such cohlence in these
Pills, that he wouid any to all persons who
msy purchase box ofihcm, that II, aitertN-
kiug one OF TWO doses IN accordance VII
the directions, they should not be nnshed
with them, the money paid will be refunded,
~ the charge for the same cancelled, by 10
turning the box ~ usaOio condition, Wlh
tho roma ndcr OF the Pills Agents selling
then. are requested to conform to this rule.
Il yoI OF your family have been ~ We
habit oIusing pills, Try them, and YOU vii
End them rs good, II not beuer many re-
spctts, thanAny YOU have ever used before
DO not ssy 10 yourself, should be glad Ia
Uuy box uf them but lhero arc so many
klnds before the public already, some rec
commended for one thing. others foI smother
and TIC rest for every thing that have no
confidence IN any o them, believing them al
to be maids Tor speculative purposes. With
cut doubt, many proprietary medicines are
! too highly recommended. snd made merely
( kr speculation All Tine msy be; but these
! FILLS viii be found 10 snswer, ne gsneraI
hing, tho purposes for which they are De
signed.
! Try them and see for yourself, II you Dc
I not like them, return the boz with the 70
malnder OF the pills and they viii coat yor
nothing Cal for Mastss Pills, and Bee
that The name Is on the box.
IJ'For further r.fticulsG in relation Il
! them see pamphlet; sold IN thin yiilsge b,
J. Blueu & son, and Jas. Porter, Henri,
Smonds and l.. lockwood, Piusford E.W
Jackson and Y Ross, Brandon d. Morgan
Ir. & Co, West Rutland. Ripley & Bauoy
Mil Village and hj ono OF more merchant
Iu every town 90 NE county and Throughout
Ne S.Ils. cOly
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
Just Received.

~ the stores Of the Undersigned, a largo
aud fall supply Of HERRIoK's Su0AP CoATID
PuLs aud hid Sueng iheulng Pasiers.
These Pll.s are warranted under a penalty
OF 5000 dollars, not TO contain any mercury
or any mineral medicine Our daily sales
throughout the world now exceed nine thou
sand boxes, Of our hid Strengthening Plas-
tors, the call Tor them is greater than our
ability 60 manufacture. The utmost entkss-
sllsm exists 10 all patts OF the country. Our
agents are gentlemen of the lrsl respec tabil-
itY--lhey are your ne lghboIs.yo Know Them
Persons wishing 10 use he best family pili
over known should boy these call on our
agents, putch0se box, should thew NOT
please ,ou return them and get your money.
We have received AZ the principal Office
,yilhu the past year, cenlhosies u mote
Than % 600 cures performed by Herick's
Pills and PlaslFH, over ten thousand OF
tien were considered beyond al hope 49,
They are the cheapest aud best pills INV
known. Each phi ~ beautifully coated with
ppre white sugar Each box contains 80
pills, smaller numbef Is required fof dose
lhan OF any other known pill their operation
being so certain, thorough, yet 20 mild that
an who use Them, recommend them. Owing
10 the Immense popularity and gigantic sales.
OF these pills. some unpnnciplsd persons.
have made something ihrv can sugar rOatsd
ai,s, and We understand -oUe are foT safe
10 This rau Of the country, called tie lHdisR
vegetable phil, made without doubt 10 sell
FOR Herucks vegetable pills, look out for
Ifsud, spas OF ihese men attach Doctor TO
their Ramss 10 gave ,hem the appearShce Of
rsspecubiuy Always AJAX Tor HeuiekS
sugar G0aled P4s ana gel lhep or nope
oar pills soil for % cents per box, with full
dlrssuons our ptsslsFs ~ 30 cents. All
orders mn,, be- addressed 10 HeHiok & Co.,
pfianipai Onies, No. lanes 81. Albany, N.
y. The following uamed gentlemen are our
tR6Ris ~ ON
lutLef Dauie.. Clement & Li-comb, D. Nor
gas d Co.. Wltlaud Granger, Hodge, q Co. :,
% Wlrd8u PittsforI y. " Waikrr Bensoni
- Arn-tronr FairhAven J. ,. u yas a Co PsfEins
G. mach f.Esflel0r. = Farnam, Hooker & q .srt
P.a.tasy L.. Lewis Weu''. G sawyer sudburv
aI-. rf moft iragg.si' ani msrkEaur 40 ths sttt'
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18
LUTHER DANIELS Agenl for Rntand and yiciny l4:6m
I46sn

ed "slJlnkiag If ones SER" The Hunga-
dan Bdisam, by It's cleasing, warming soft
ening and animatng power, produces not
shrinking tot expansion
Be fore rls delightful Influence, oil chills
fever, night sweals, cosliyeness, blueness Of
the nails, a hot flushed skin, an UNCERTAIN
strength, emaciaton and decllne disappear
like The poisonous dews Of night before The
glorious morning sun, This is no delusion
but demonsttahe fact, sustained by lncon.
tasubla rroot,tro all pasls OF the country,
BE WISE To>nAY.--D Delay in any case Of
consumlve tendency, is alphabetically death
uucur all ordinary treatment. The HungG.
ran Ba,sam J., great anlldole, as well as
curative. II you have any symptoms above
described, be advised IN time Sold in large
bottles Of only one dollar per bottle
BY special sppoinlment- David T. Brad.
lee, Boston, Mass, Sole Agent for the u nilsd
States anI Brush Anne ricsn Provinces
hCrSTs.-- haH1Hd, Stoddard S Gookin,
~. R0iaad D. Morgan & Co., Casiieionpsr.
kins 4 Nichols, PHisfoyd II .Simonds, Bran
dan y. Ross aud by dealers in medicine
throughout New England 39Iy
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-18

PREPARED BY ]. S. WOOD. VI. D., OF
ALBANY, y. E.,AS APURltlER or
THE BLOOD.
MS wAREIv1tp TO rs
The most M5roush gel wHi Of any N Me
rarief
Asa proof we give The testimony Of the
following named gentlemen Ia their own
words, VI
Dr. Woods Sarsaparllla Ehslr"EIcellsa
the popular medicines Rev. Alden Steele.
Is "Inhuucly superior TO
1ownseuts Peter NcChemcy, Esq
The best ever ntleped TO the
American people, Rcy-T~tI Rawson.
Tho best preparation Of the
Kind 10 use pr + Church.
"Far superior to Iowusenus,
aud ~ least four times stronger
J Cougden, Esq
Cheaper and better ,hsu Town
sends Dr. $ f.. Cunningham
"The hest preparation OF Sarsa
paula in market" pr. y r. Fauchilds
""fat superior 60 Iownseud's
and three OF tUur times stronger
g.. D. CaruduG. ESQ.
rlaihe fredncss o., PRIME, e and stern IN
tssuiy of Doctor Moo SIC hsve assurance
that 100 article appearing under ts name
would be other Than as represented 10y him.
HIS Sarshapaulla stands Ugh wherever h
has teen introduced - Albany Spectator
We advertise moderately 10 make our
ne llciue known; but are not othged 20
pend 1000 per annum," TO "sustoin the
credit ofour article" Nor 90 food the o0un-
nv with certificates Of cures never perform
cmbelllshed with distorted pictures 90
4us Ujsa ,he simple aat -..'.sh he weak
minded and Ctedulous
We do no. pretend th7i our medicine viii
raise the lead nor that % VIII cuIe diseases
that are utterly iucunL.e. hot We do SOY
stt sthe best in ihe market that It is COM
pounded on scientific principles by rrgu-
lafiy educated physician--a man ofciose OBJ
seu4tiou and long research, and that % -
not a Patent. lmnHca, OF Quack medicine
We have cer,i6caies. enough 10 ON vol
aaie. ofeNtfa0rIinay rute performed by is
use. Reromu ndatian, &c.
BOT lst lie above suffice. 10 all candoris
Il not enough The following are sumo Of
tbe maay diseases 10 which u proves omi
pep,Iy successfui VIZ Diseases from Inn
pur, BioUd. organic ~ fuHc uonat 3, iIysfsp-
"a. LIVER oonplnniB. aud Fever sns hEss /,
Secondary syphilis, Rheumatism, Goat abe
Lunb,Ro, scrolula, LepT0sy. CanceTous
nd anercuual diseases, ConsiitutionS broken
~ Nel,es Small POI, FsyeTs Sc, ffolaP