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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-02
Chinese LnSlal Washing Fluid,

For washing cloth without RuoRfNc am t7aths W, '
ashbnnr 3D. aud saving three fOn tbs NJ tht inr; snp
tnssuoy REQ Tired. Apprv ID BY the best chemists IN hu
rome and America and used and cnnn9nded Oy NOUS
ands in b nh Countries MesSrs. DANA, FAkRAH ana
sod nj r4tal in pint and quart bottles by Grucer general
" throu ghou the county.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-02
DR.. CHRlSTIE's
GALXANIC RRACEI.E Tf

Are found of vast service in of Convultons or Fs
spasmodic Complaints and general Nervous Affections
Of the Head and upper extremities Also in Palsy ana
Paralysis and ell diseases caused by deficiency Of powss
or Nervous Energy in the limbs other organs Of the
hodv
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-02
AGENCY OF
DIR. s. s. FITCH'S
CELEBRATED MEDRCINES

Used by him with such distinguished in the cure
" Of Coughs Consumption, Catarh. Astlna, Heart
Diseases, Dl spepsia GonorGn Piles Female Complaints,
etc etc. Also,
Dr. Fitrh'1 Abdominal supporters, Shoulder Braces,
lnhaling Tlbrs and Lectures C0,sunptn H. and the
art # preserving Lite and Health To Old Age. tic etc
Mrs. Lucy D. LEE has been appointed Agent Iur the
sale Of The abov" Gods and will keep them constantly
hand at the resid Of Mr. Joseph Lee, in south Roy
ton, VI.
JDr FitcI's" GUIDE BOOK TO lNvALrps. md Directions
fur Prn,ting llrnih and Instructions 10 Mthers in man
a2rment Of t'hlen," may he had grautOusly by call
for the house of Mr. Lee above. An extremely
valuable Book. sally
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-02
Preservative for the
HAIR.

X IlCHEN q HENDERsON'S Hair Preservatve has
N now been in nearly four years and has rrved IL,
sell to be lhe best article r improving the prwIh and
htnny OF the Inr, that has been invented ms hun
"'ens a'e READY !" testify entirely stops the hair from
coming nut and npus to it strength and ylqnr md gv
10 ialr Tie most coarse and harsh, sot and glossy
pearance 1t also Removes all sculf aud dandrur from tie
mn a" heau Whlch ought always To be kept CUT in or
der TO have healthy growth If hair; because il nnwed
10 accumulate, becomes imhtdded around the r of the
mar ana clog up the pores Of the skim thereby preventing
iIee aug heahl ac'lon. The Consequence is The har
becomes dry and dad and very soon begins Ia sn,y Sims
u decay aud falling uf All this can he prevented by
proper ne Of this reservaiive, gives liz. and action
., 'e INi ana al the same tune mnarts nuushen aud
strength tn the huir aud leaves srt and glossy wihunt
being greasy - ''''
Manufaciured and for sale at wholesale and retail by
JOHN II. SYMONDS, HAIR DREssER
(SuccessOEt to A. Kchen) Al Congress- st. Boston 3ls
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-02

THlsis the fritattemptto combine the ELECTRIC ant
L MAGNET IC FLUID with the powerful Vegetable tx
tracts IN ire form Ofan Ointment 10 he applied externally
lor the removal If disease. The unlimited
has met with stamps nj once the greatest discovery
the aye II is const ntly eeCtng Of the utmost I'M
puftance. The most increduuus convince Gthe n5
iabless are compelled to believe the and virtue
of this great remedy. 1t is universally admitted Ee the
most wonderful combination known the world, for thu
immediate re fuf disease aud pain
1t neveralls, while there remains icient life
tore natural and by action to the capillary vessels
the body, and eQuuize circulation Of the blood By
gnant forms Of disease when cannot he Obta ned from
any other remedy. Such the power Of this combination
that penetrteS TO every portion of the human frame
cry bone and muscr ven and gamrnt is searched
out and made sensible of its purifying and healing infm
tnce. Hence cupes readily with Internal externa
disease.
Numerous instances record, where This remedy
has restored health to patients the grave thai ths
most puwrri internal remedies failed produce any eff
tec such has frequently been the in inflammation
me hOWen0 paeut need die of this disease he
the magnetic ointment he obaned-ai DANCE rous ep-
demC known the putrd Ely rpeas always be cured
by this remedy. For the hhammat0Ty Rheumatism this
blment lSti most complete remedy prepared In
80 cases ont of 1901 will afford entire :eet tn thu woet
of nervous headache in thirty minutes. For nervous
dis ease il of immense Affections of the spine heu
masm, lamrneys liberated throat Bronchitis PIeu
rsy Conp, ChGllc Cholera MUrhus, Agle In the flee or
breast Burns Scald head, Scrotua tSa Rheum Erysipe-
las, inamed eyes, fever Sores &C. will be mediately
eli wed by the use of this remedy.
Fur further particulars and testimonials pamphlets
left with each agent
$. x. Collins wholesale and retail, Montpelier, VT,
Johnson and Holden, MiddlescX-Stimpson and Armes
ton--Joseph Demsry, Nurtlfyld--A A Cleavelund Jr.
Rrurkfeld,-G. r. Gale, Northumberland and Walker
Barre.
Price 25 and SO cents Der bottle 23:ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-02
1UuT UDtdltnt FeIvNnt,
HORACE j. HODGES,
FROM AN OLD AND IllGLHY RESPECTABLE RESI-.
nENI = III = y

FROM AN OLD AND HlGLHY RESPECTABLE RESI-
DENT OF AsllTAI ULA, ONO.
Dear Sir:-Ftcling U gIatudc to gu fG the inesu a.
pie dement's have receive from the use Of your incidence
induce me TO address Thu tttr in oder that Won
may be able to add the lit Ut huse init 6t,d
to IL the restoration IL health and strength was af
nlrttd from ten |" twelve Years with AS1 HMA and LRY-
SlPELAS, and Lad ii all The remedies IT, be had uti,r
having the advice Of all The btsi ILL., dca men could find
My hands and feet were sNt ~ as 10 be entirely ukn
less, and could scarcely draw my breath, being ONLY
ABLE TO GASP. Nhletbus sniff ring under uble af-
fiction, ana unable 10 leave my rtnl, being If the
time upon my brd, was nourt To use YOUR AM Hal A.
qua nht felt the good Effects # IL ~ w ey four hours
from the time hrst CONNIE need its and lave gone
ON mendlng unl am ntw rest M 10 nj health
have not been troubled with pain tn ltud to hch
was subject before using The CANCHALAbI A, nor in
deed with any rain or trouble whatever Which ptrhaps
will surprise you when Juu lean that m INV in the
syseTenth year of my age. trust II al ven may meet
with every in the sale of your yaabe medicine
for feel thai fully merits every praise and chez rfuv
ada mine, IN the hope that may Of benefit you.
Yours gratefully,
JAMES RAY.
FROM R. H. WINsLOW, BANKER. Wall street, n. Y
- = New York, Sept IA l849.
To FREDERICK A. GAY, ESQ.
My Dear sr-l cheerinly comply with your request in
acknowledging with Others the benefit which have de-
rived from The Use Of your "EAtact Of Cachalagua or
California Plant Its III cts uuun nv "A ST m nre eyid nj
and gratifying, and have inductd me to Rec nd ir use
TO my friends aud am PLEASED asure you that IN no
instance have been disappointed in its iracy. do not
hesitate IN my confidence in lis remarkable drna quail
ltles ana to state that believe it will be To be an
excellent remedy in mt 81 If dseasc d., liver and
kldneys IN pulmonary affections asO IN the VuTfca-
ton OF the blood, &C. hat your merit in the Introduction
OF TINS Invaluable plant may he appreciated is the sincere
wish of Yours sincerely.
II. II. WiNsLow.
9J-Famphets containing Description Of California,
together with interesting information in relation to the
CANoHALtGuA It's remarkable efficacy and cures are CIV
EN- AWAY at the AGENCIES
Sud by e. w. SCOTT, Agent, Montpelier, Vt. 36;ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-02
"Far better than SarsapariIIa,"
FROM AN EMINENT LAWYER IN MORT uAMF1o ON
MASSACHUSETTS,.

n-.. +, NoRIHAMPToN, FEB. 7, 1919.
Dear sIr-i have long wished to YOU that mi h give
you an accurate account III lie remarkable cre If nv on
" daughter OF violent Of stlGiua she now al
most three years Of age. In FEBRUARY last bud tues m
ON the lips, lace and glands made their anne aauCe and
h' reused p" lh irghul ralidy Of hct eyes aku be
came so hady liberated that 10 all app fnnce i could
never again be restored. his continue d sA wetAs the
chHd belng most horrible SIGHT and the hearts Of her
parents almost hOken. Dung tie lole f this M rid
we used sARSAPARl.LA IN LARGE QUANTITIES
Dutthe disease was MT arrtettd IN the least bile The
disease was still ut lis height aI pthcd ,n dy t. call at
TIE st"re OF your yer! nlltnm agent nIhs place. and
relating the manner III Which thnd NHl FIT tcG he
advised me 10 make thai Ct Your qua. tick
nut one bottle, having no C ndtbte in it, hut niehCt
giving II according ltuI ts sI NE all cher
medicines al once and III just five days the swelling Vis
MY decreased, the ulcer b gan heal and It improved
rapidly for three weeks, IL Cur NeI cItn Was aI
parently curtd-ltss than Two hotties huv ne lttn ustd-
Naming this TO Of our ncreduh u, fl ds tL-y
seemed tOHk that Il mus have b. IN tft tt.u ly
the use Of the >ARSArARILLA, and 1t was not ealt
Under the circumstances It argue against II at cpini
BUT NOW FOR THE PROOF. Wien the child al ptai-
ed TO he perfectly cured, stopped giving her ,uh IL
tract, surprising all was safe but in MY five days the
snme truptlons unhhg ~ The y aud swelling began to
retnrn Newattd hve days 10 ste if Wtud amount To
any thing seri"us. 1t increased rapidly as lttrc. We
again commenced giving h. yonr M dicnr and in five
days (thr same period Of lime before she began 10
grow better. and in about two weeks was well gCain
From that day t" this The child has been peft city we'll
My father, Isaac lodges, OF Mouth Adams hass Ply
SlClAN, came TO see Us with the inen If pft srTbng
FOL her, but as we werr using medicine with SUCCESS
but et his own pTescTiptIn Ia be Vaur
tract """d We had ~" "cehrftn I a sure ne
VIII now recommend Sour medicine IN similar cases.
Your Obtdit nj Servant,
Az moi,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-02
Drugs, Medicines and Sta
tiORery.
w. II. WOODW ARD

W. IT. NVIUDWARD
CONTINUES 10 keep SANITY on hand, DRUGS ME.
" DLCENE and STATIONERY, together ith all kinds
NJ Miscellaneous BOOKS and FANCY ARTICLES Of All
kinds making general assortment and great variety Of
useful articles, PHYsIcIANs nd FAMILIES will he tntn
shed with Medicines Of all kinds ard the pntest unn
iy, nj lhe most REASONABLE prices. SChOl Po KS Blank
BOnka, NIX, Paper Miscellaneous FoOks If all kinds kr
SC The undersigned having established himself in me
above business In Waterbury invites the physpns
and People of Waterbury and vicinity To give him Il cir
patronage feeling confident that by his experience in the
business ne can ana VIII give satisfaction, A5u
w, II. WOODWARD.
wataEbaSy Nov, leAs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-02
Severe Deafness Cured.

The following is an extract from letter lately 70.
ceived from distinguished physician in the State Of
Virginia:
"A II. CHRISTIE, NJ. D-Dear Sir: One Of my pa.
TENTS unknown to me- obtained your Gaipanc Bell aud
Neekldee with the Magnetic Fluid for serious affection
OF Deafness The case was that of lady whose Nervous
system was much dsOrdered and her general health
poor: Much was done previously to the application OF
the Belt but with very little success ami feel it only
right TO tell you, that since she commenced wearing
the Belt and using the Fluid, hut few weeks ago she
has ENTIRELY RECOVERED HER HEARING and
her general health better than for several years.
0U- Every case of Deafness if it be Nervous 90 il
generally is can he cured BY this wonAeIlul remedy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-02
ESEMaDV H..

I HAVE rented tn Brick Store on Stlte street. known
rs the BayltaS StOrr, (nndIr the Vmun Iank) r. c+nt
" orcnpied BY !. Il. Lugdun, into whvl have rmov
Goods wh1rtl hops &c see my old ltlrnd and pnitt-
sers grn,rallt LUTHER GROSS.
Muutp. ler, April IL, 1861 CIVIC
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-05-02
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which conclusiyely proves that
Truth is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF

CURE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV DIR. lands. A CLERGYMAN
Of New Jersey Of distinguished sttainme ate and exalted
rePuteun:-
SIDsrY, New Jersey, July 70, 1913
Dr. A. II CHRlsrrE-Dear Sir You wish to know Of
me what has been the result in my own case, Of tho
application Of THE GALVANlC BELT AND NECK.
LACE. My reply is as follows:
For about tOenty years had been suffering from
D. spepSia. Every year the symptoms became worse,
nor coulI Obtain permanent relief from any course
OF medical treatment whatever About fourteen years
since, in consequence Of frequent eX posuIe to the
weather, in the discharge of my pastoral duties,
became subject to severe Chronic Rheumatism which
for year after year caused lndescTibable anguish
Farther in the winter of as and '46, in
quence Of preaching a great deal in my own and
various other churches in this region, attacked
by the Bronchitis, which soon became severe as
20 require immediate suspension of my pastoral
lahoTs My system thoroughly pros.
trdfed, and my Bronchitis became worse, also did
my Dyspepsia ami Rheumatic afection-thus evincing
.hat these disorders connected with each other
through the medium OF the Nervous system In the
whole pharmacopuia there seemed to be no remedial
agent which could reach and recnperate my Nervous
system every thing that had tried for this purpose had
completely failed At last wss led by my friends to
anime your inventions and (thOugh with very san.
guine hopes of their efcency) determined to try the
effect of the application of the GALYANlC BELT AND
NECKLACE with the MAGNETIC FLUID. This
in June, 1916, To MY GREAT AsTossHMENT, IN TWO
My DYSPEPSIA HAD GONE DAYS |
ENABLED RESUME PASTORAL LABoRs NOR HAVE
SINCE OMITTED SINGLE SERVICE ACCOUNT THE
BRoNcHiTis; AND MY RHEUMATIC AFFECTION HAS EN-.
TIRELY CEASED TRousLE Such is the wonder.
full and happy results of the experiment
| have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many
who have been likewise suffering from Neuralgia ahec.
tons They have tried them, HArPY RESULTS
BELIEVE, IN EVERY
am, dear sir very respectfully yours,
ROBERT w. Lands
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-02-28

8 Never marry a sloven, q man
who is negligent Of his person and
dress and Of6lthy habits. The exter-
nal appearance often indicates the state
of the mind and heart. With the
pure ali things are pure.
breakera profano person, one who in
the lest, speaks lightly or indifferent.
~ Of God, and holy things. Such
9 man, whatever other qualifications
he mHy possess, can never make q
|lfne husband. Beware,
9. Shun the rake as a snake! q vi
per demon.
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800 OA6A Oh 4tEEl HOW
(oRFCsirE THE CUsTOMHOusR)
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nonnces 10 the publishers and printers
that he has established d complete ana
extensive TYPE FOUNDRY in this
city.
THE BOOK LETTER Of this
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men oflong experience, and as no ex.
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also, q very handsome assortment
Of Flowers, Combination Borders. and
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The subscriber is also Agent for the
safe Of Narpie Washington and Smith
PRESSES, which, together with
Chasss, Cases, Composing Sticks.
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colorss including every article IN
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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-02-28

early ages of the world, an5
lonbt now exists am0ng sCieugfa 49,
hat che preparation used iRthssa
hlmment Of bodies, wase cohbbssi
principally Of lhls ingredient. IN is,s
yen. i was found l0 Be 10 upigrr..l
Ne among the aboFigines Of Ameris.
aid at this day II l. their principal
only medicine for an unsoasS
site Of the lungs, Or any Approach. \.
II. Thosewho are acquainted wilhfbs
ofthis hardy race ofmsn. kbo~
q death from coasamptios q NJ.
among them The medical ~
Ia all countries appear % hass
become aware Of the great healing nm
Of hiS article, and are nov !.
troacing IL IL their practice. ID,
Buhan, Of England, Dr. Crichton. 4
81. PetefSburb, Or I.a PHeure. n
Pat and the distinguished Dr.. Cooe
ar lave been in The habit Of comb
with ether articTes ia Their gs
scorpions, and with entit1 sueeess
leTa's Of coaateysits and Bass
LmitaiOnd
The genuine article is signedlAss
Drew RoGERs, . the engraved wrap.
1er anund each bottle.
Prie 81 per bottle or six bottles far
IS. Sid Wholesale and retail by
SCOVIL & MEAD.
f13 Chartres st. between Conf and
it. Lois sts.
SOIL GENERAL AOENTs Foa rHa
SOUTHERN SrArFs. b
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-02-28

Never marry tor wealth never
make money an ohjrct Of fnaFrIaae.
wilt thou set thine eve apon thai
which isnot 7 A mans life consis,
teth nol 10 the things be possesSe.h
3 Never marry d fop 81 one
who struts about dandy-like, in Bis
silk gloves and Tutfiea with silvered
cane and rings o. bis fingers. By.
warel there Is U trap /
2 Never marry a nixgaFd acEosc.
listed, mean sordid wretch, who saves
cVerg penny, or spends gTudgipplv
Take care less he ssinGySn TO death.
Beware OF the tFaps
A Never marry > stranger, or
one whose character Is bot KnnWn
81 testeds ssnne females imp riQh,
into the Gre with their eyes wide
open.
Never marry 3 NOPE 81 drone
oa8 who draws and draarles through
ha enc foot after anolher, and lets
n Ike their course. dFOwsiAess
alI clolhe = MAN. i'll gaes,
8 Nsver harry d man who treats
aF or eistss unkindlv Or india.
efenlgV, such treatnenk d snrs indi.
ga.ion 0f d msaH e wicked heaft: Abd'
Y yBane man guilty Of such nnanness
wiEknaees make q good husband.
wnrs Ladies o yon SO ! young man
ihafs attentive, a~ifecl0nale 10 his AGED
yneshsf q ers attentive Ao AT.
thsir wants with flinl love and tahda
.nessl tiIlugn pare, end lovely III
MS depolisnenz ar not h worth y.
.aboFe fublsa
q III ~ a1y marry
rsda5
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LTPE - NOT ALL DARKNESS.

OH many tell oflife's dark hours,
lss dark and bitter fTowBs
The wossthas Ger the spirit sweep,
TO weigh ils pulses down;
But some there are, who, mid the waste
Can trace much brighter things;
And greet like flowers, upon the steep,
Each blessing there thatspinga.
Sickness may conae with burning breath.
and friends deem'd true may faih
Yst a. they hurry down tho stream,
Like leaves before lhe gale,
For every fssY chain oi hope,
BY sorlow dOOm'd 70 part,
Some btightslsr Oils the broken links.
And giIds the wounded heart.
This world Is pot IN winter scenes,
Arcund il hirapcts lie,
WhereIfraughtw with spirits pure and warm
Dwell spirits pure and highj
Some loving breast On which.4o lean,
Some hand 10 clasp our owa;
OH life cen never be IN dim,
While these 70 y ase known,
Mortal 40 prone 70 seek the SHADE,
Woo thus eash happy fay
And hail q diamonds, every joy,
Turn'd uP along lhs way.
no pesfart bliss d earth Appears.
Ard nisls tons giveni
Are ssns j. mercy. % prepare,
Or waYwnfa hearts foF Heaven.
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JOB PRINTING.

AVING attached lOtheir Newspaper
eatablisLment 90 extensive and supe.
sQrtment of Jon TYPE he
s.e,aof lhe MADIsoNIAN would
g those wishing work
4 wa.l 1--we them q call,
nee and ons aecommodash ~ ~
o. Qses~on the South
Public Square. eisthe
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-02-28

MoDEsrY.-in a young female is the
flower Of q tender shrub, which is the
promise Of excellent fruit. To des.
troy il is 10 destroy the hope Of society,
to commit an outrage against nature,
The cir Of the world is a burning
breath that every day blasts the precL
Gus flower.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-02-28

A CURlosITY. 1t Is said that Barn
UNI Is at present in full chase after a
chsp who helped his own wife OF a dim
ner table in preference to another lady
who sat q him He is cosidered the
greatest curiosity extant.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-02-28

tain power. It win endeavor to main.
tain its ~ascendancy BY the same uO.
scrupulous means,
tits the party Representing the for.
eign sentiments and principles now too
openly prevalent "a this country, aud
which are al war with the principles
of our government and with popular h
berry. 1t is the party which always al.
lies itself with every foreign enemy
with which our country may happen to
be at variance. Il is the party that es.
poused the cause OF Great Britain in
the war Of 1912 and leagued with
Mexico in the war Of lS45. Soundp0-
%litical morality, fidelity to republican
principles and that Spirit Of true patri.
otism which ever frowns upon treach.
cry 10 ones country require that this
party shall be expelled from the power
which it has gained by such reprehensi-
bic mean and is now exercising for
such unjustifabls ends. And IN this
great work we invoke the energetic and
untlring aid Of every patriot and every
friend TO popular liberty and free govs
eminent, assuring them that we shall
endeavor not to be wanting in honest
efforts 10 accomplish that part of the
work Of reform which may devolve on
US.
But while the "Union" win 10 main.
ly devoted to politics. it will not over.
look the demands OF the domestic cir.
Gle, 1t will contain all the important
news of the day, and devote a reasona
Bile portion of its columns to matter Of
interest relating TO science, the arts,
and general literature.
THOMAS RICHIE.
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Great men lose somewhat Of their
greatness by being g a Us ordinary
men gain much.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
MAILS AT CANTON
MISP.
MISP..

THE JACKSON MAIL
Is DUE, CLOSES,
Daily by Am. Daily at9 Pm
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Thursday, Sunday,
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-02-28

This article is now universally ac.
Snowiedged 70 be The most healing and
etfioieat application for diseased q ii.
Sayeossangs, Or any portion ofthe aesbv
y museular parts Of the human body.
lts medicinal and p~rsservativs onsI;tis.
"eFs understood BY the Egyptians ii
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-02-28
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THE licking TON VAIL
Is DUE, Closes,
Wednesday, } Tuesday,
Friday and by7r.A Thulsday& Tam.
Sunday, Saturday,
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