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Az the above list only comprises
and others are informed that their
any article in the Patent Medicine
~ ]. H. is sole Agent for the
the States Of Louisiana ani.hIississ
D Also SOLE Agent for DIR. J
MoFFAT'S LIFE PILLS and IF
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Tho Trade snpplied on reasonahl
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The yard wall 10 have opening on t,e ,,, .
with strong ne of
With inch batten rebaied beaded iain, @ n Top r hied
horizontal aud Two diagonal braces into a with w"
nnn Win strong wrought Iron hinges e same
beaded ro have good thnbatch fine plate n st sa twice
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SteoSo DsTnier Courrj wN NIXON Va ROBERT JACKSON
MAD ANTONY. No. 49is,
RY VIRTUE of a writ of proyi- .x-y
~ o9al 7eture 10 me directed by the Honorable
entitled haze povoa seized pursuant 70 mn asrert
enend into etwesn the parties tsn prsceet s
at public auction the Refunds the Ernnge us street
IL o'clock NJ '' -''''''
Tackle Apparel Machinery Z S'
Terms cash On the p. FRFRFr
iHn2 Sboria of,itg "a i'll, - 1,r.,,.,
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HSRUITS, ALMONDS, ETC.
5000 boxes NJ II RAans;
$40 hags Soit Shell Amends;
1890 drums Prime Figs;
70 eases Prunes in jars and Fancy Boxes;
~ Ssriines, whoes halves md quarters;
boxes No. I Fire Crackers
For sale by A. L. COCHRAN Il CO. 81 Tcboupits,as al
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P OCKLANDLIME-C argoesof bark Harriet
u " spalding and brig Amulet
TtOMASTON LCnrgoes Of banks Warren and Midas, landing
and for sale by JOHN HAYhiAN Il CO.,
d3e ok Magazine street and ii Red Stores al NV
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BuLln regard to your sarsapari will that have
1t OF
peis epra Prorasis Scbies, Syphie Cachx
where the indication of thorough change
modification the nds Of the with
junction with local think would prefer
paltsn Of Saaparila and physician will
pon learnnng the substances that ts composition
Respectfully, yours w. T. PSENTISS NJ d,
Lewiaport, Ky, December i, lS47.
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'" ar S RsT5Sr FoNeAy COTTON HENRY
RY VIRTUE of an alias writ of fieri facias to


s'e iohr7e AMI Grunge ench
eS tiy gV feet deep between parallel lines English
hnHIs WAYS AND PRIVILEGES theeun,o belonr,nr Win
TWO STORY WOODEN SHE'D " N hoosHs M" o'h
Together with SEVENTY SHARES OF ONE H,rNDp FIJI nor
sS EACH IN THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE ciTIzENS' RANK
OF LOUISIANA, attached thereto " -'' Df'@
Seized in the above
Terms cnh on spot. LANES u ppEprr
I'"- of the Parsho f n ,leons
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NOV landing ex brig Telegraph, from Charles
iapi7 i1 BARELLI l. Co, 81 Common street
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1 BROUGHT to Bells Stable, on Caron- s7>7s
y delrt street. hetw'en Poydas Hev stres- $,
shnd m lfnui at muft visible. ''i' " ' 7 ,''
nj r." ra,a t"ore SATURDAY February he will he sold at the
jan96 Stil1d e' ~ II FoPNo Ca,oir
q 'oNDulT fetabe de NJ. Bell, rue o.
" Sarondelet, Poydras ct Heya- ISSA,'
IN fElir CfiEvAL ROUGE erin roI.
pt 81 i 4uee long aouier ct ys
NEST Pas reelamt hEant sAAIEDI lie FGvre ID
9Sss nSsS4tiiHa@s per TAoas spsS snsnHtsaF Special
As@ss s'1's7 II ElhSp, osPis!zS,
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,.,.,,.. pILApELPiut September 49, fs45.
fortnight attacked with obstinate backing
cough which resisted the
other ordinary medicines Dr. Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry and Tar relieved doses
entirely cured me- My ybois troubled with cough
and has been regularly sking qui and
Ds medicine for few days and her hall
bad " rs before she commenced taking it.
THOMAS Mii.LAR, Al Race street.
S Sold Wholesale retail by Agents for the South
and West, J. WRIGHT Il CO. ISL Chartre, st. NewCteans
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sFeoSS bIacr corEr H. l. STONE co vs.. JAMES " CAL,
~ yk%tGhhns iAGHER AND WIFE. No ABB
sSf VIRTUE of a writ Of seizure and sale
- directed by the Honorable the Second District
I W ne Above entitled cause to John h. LAWS Sheriff
sam http transferred will proceed public Hurtiur
IN ne Rouha of the City Exchange street
and SoXa streets FRIDAY Feb s52 nj IL o'cork
4 GEtsIlN LOT OF GROUND situate Of the
EihhD ST. Mary tho Second Municipality being
~ ~ ae SQUARE No. IS md forming the Claiborne
o Neets measuring ~ feet inches md lines
street. y feel ind lines Claiborne depth no FEET
on the lire which divides it from lot Is incl in
N TIE rear ~ hngL-h with the thereon consist
n5 Of DRY FRAME HOUSE WITH STORY FRAME
KITCHEN, AN OLD STABLE. ~
A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE WITH A ONE STORY FRAME
KITCHEN AND STABLE. ~
Seizhd in the above
Terms cash the spot. JAMES P FRFpE1'
juno 80 icl0 sheriff of HE Parish Of Orn,ns
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brick. q width The enses ipr foundation shall be
admit e depth Of below tarqnete
resting hatonns Of hises sound
plank, crossing eacl other in wokrnuaike proper manner
- MALLS, srsstty
Tho a throughout the buildings and works shall be built according
heights and hinknesscs figured
.he nan q front building Y b u feet sle The building
II feet the wall to required
the ground
walls shall Of and cleal
shnp sand and Of states we'll Joints
them keep down danpness
The bricks hard lake bricks tile coed
walls
Fh1luesog eaYsh nYJ
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- xyfl tNyhtssNs. No. l3,22l.
Rl VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias to ms
P directed BY the Honorable j. L. Winter Second Justice ,
''s o the Parish OF Orleans will aG
nhdy o. The defendant at the
ONE LARGE STEAn I6I n" Tn u iSos At Y o'clock
~ Terms cash GEORGE y pEARS0y
inn2a - :. '-..,N
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This eerfes that pIEYs PAIN ExTR ACTOR has been used
family for salt Reum of thirteen years. Warts
These fierce diseases have been at aevd and boil
e1ey removed There Medicine has all tn
virtues that the Patent rcnm has fallen under
observation added the very respectable testimonials in M favor II
ohers who have used tin requiring Immediate mos
eheery recommend TO the attention of the afflicted this
valuable saye ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-28

we believe That The pruplr are ready iur a
Candidate upuu such a platform. False issues
ahh l"lgncd issues, aud local issues, aud tenn
porary issues, aud partial issues have had their
Gay. There is "A cling abroad that The reno
Vaton OF The Government upon constitutional
principles is necessary. Ehcy are prepared Ia
hear the truth in that behalf, and understand
ing, 10 act upon It's suggestions.
lhrre Is "A tale OF an ailci Cnt city, ouce stric-
Ken INTO stone by the power of IL Magician
Instantly, aud while its streets were full OF
HE, lta marfs busy. with commerce, and its Ina lis
vocal with pleasure, it, and all its inhabitants,
were frozen into silence like that of death.
Ah lmpenctrab'e forest sprung up, aud shut it
out from human view. Ages passed away, and
centuries, and its namc-ils very existence
was forgotten. At length a solitary traveller
was led to pay Il visit to It's noispcss streets -
There sat the movccss warrior, on his stony
stccd, with lance in rest, AS petriiicd in his ca
rcer. The king was on his throne, and. in the
pr sinrcs in which they received the stroke,
stood his silent court around him. The stiff.
icned ,scntincl at his post, glared with his
@l' ny eye. bat made no sign The maiden re-
cI'ne'I IN her bower in stiffness like the grave,
and the hammer of tho artisan, stopped IN its
blow, hung midway. All was silence
Suddenly, tar over the distant hills, was
hca Il Il sound, as if a trumpet spoke. As its
tone S broke upon the city, every thing awokc
rs instantly as 1t had died, The hammer fell,
the sentinel challenged, the maiden touched
her lutte, the king ben his car to the batteries
oi his courtirrs, and the stony stccd sprang,
with new lire, upon his course, and bore his
living master To the combat.
Such Is the change that will take place when
the news oI the nomination of General Scott
bursts upon the people. Pcrliicd by false and
lin'n't"rlal issues, aud frozen by the pctincss
oi conflicting local interests, they know not
their own strength. Bat "a day Of rcSurrcc
ton Is at hand. The shorn locks of the cap
tive Sampson will sprout aIrcslr. HIS strength
Will return aud when the gathering cry of
Scott and the Constitution shrIl be heard
coming over the eastern hills, the pillars of the
temple of Locotocolsn are doomed to fall,
hurylng under their RUNS the ugly idol and his
dciudcd worshipcrs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-28

We learn from the Burlington Free Press,
that the hlT State Conn ltcc of this State
are about calling district Conventions to month";
ate delegates to the National Convention upon
the ground that we are entitled to but three
We do not see any good rca son for this course.
we believe that IN other States delcuatcS
have been elected for the old districts. and
there Is reason to apprchcnd any difficulty in
the admission of our present delegates. We
should regret any necessity for holding CON
venlons before the Baltimore nominations
DrmicJOro Statesman.
Coinciding as we do, fully, in the
opinion expressed by the .>tcf ,sman, We arc
happy 10 say that the announcement of the
Free ProSS-bcsdes benz unauthorizcd-is
premature, to say the lcust-.lH dditJiuy Re
giSttr.
The Editor of the REGISTER is a member of
the Wing state Committee, and we shall al
ways cndcayor to receive rcbukcs from the
constituted authorities" of the Whir Party
with proper humility. We claim to be nothin.,
more than Il soldier for the workng-dav" IN
the Wing ranks, though we have heretofore
been clothed by the " higs Of Vermont wi'hthc
same powers that now impart official dignity
to the columns and the editorials of the Re
giS'r. Some time before the Editor of the
Hc%iSicr was known as n Wig in this State,
we were a member of the Wing State Com
mlttCc, and don't remember that we were ever
called on TO censurc, as either - unauthurizcd"
or premature" the course of Whig paper in
the State. We sincerely regret that we have
In tins instance, fallen under the disapprobl-
ton of our friend of the Register. And while
we very chccrtully recognize his aail,oritL we
must be permitted, in self defence, to plead in
Justification In regard, then, to our "uu-
and premature" announcement.
we arc Obliged to say that we acted in concert
with much otter Member of the State Com.
mltcc than our friend of the REGISTER, and one
who very much better, we must be pardoncd
for saying, understands the feelings and scntl-
mcnts Of the Wing Party, in Vermont We
neither did nor sald anything unadriscdiu as
the movements" in the Registers District and
ours, will render manifest, We only followed
the wishes of the people, and the advice of a
far cider Vermont Wing, than our friend Of the
Register. That the Wing State Committee
have concluded that 1t Is best to let each Dis
trct act for itself Is owing to consideration
quite different from the dsapprobatlon Of the
Editor OF the Rc@,Sicr; and we assure him that
there was nothing either unluthorizcd" or
e prcmturc' in our announcement. II was
both authorized and mature, as the " matcrial''
ttlt IL. 1.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-28
Truly yours,


u We copy from the y. T. Times of
Saturday, the following 'lirst rate notice" of Il
little squad Of dcmcntcd political wlre-work>
crs in New York, who belong to the 'rule or
rum" school. The friends of Gen. Scorr (wbo
are numbered by lcgions, and who might plead
IA better excuse for Il little dominccrnr, if dom
lnccrng ever can be polite or dccenty very
chccrinIly express their determination to sup
port Mr. FILLMORE should he receive the nom
nation. But these ''scuryy politicians" of the
ErWcSs stamp, whose feeble numbers are in
ludlcrous contrast with their enormous prctrn-
slonS, give US to understand that Hey never
can and never will aid in cccting Gen. Scorr
Sorry to hear it,-but, after all, the upshot will
show that, as the amable Mr. Toos remarks,
sit isn't of any sort of consequence" whether
they do or not
The following is the article from the
Times -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-28
The Boilers Progress.

The ErpreSs Is very dolcful paper now a.
days Lake poor Mrs. Gunmidrc "cverythinr
gors com'miry with it," The people will nci-
Their elect Fillmore delegates nor let them elect
themselves. Nor do they seem inclined even
to consult the ErprrsS and It's friends, as to the
particular persons whom they shall send TO re
present them in National Convention. They
have had the audaCity to elect as their special
representatives,, quite n number of persons
whom Mr. Fillmore saw fit to remove from of
flee on his advent TO power They seem to have
fallen INTO the error of suppoSng that they
could do as they chose about this, without con,
snltlng the ErpToSS, or cylncng any special
regard for lis dctation. They will wake up
bye and bye TO the guilt they have incurred
and the consequences they have bravcd, by
such contumacy. Already the lines have been
drawn between the sheep aud the goats The
EIprcSS has elected from the party, and turned
over to uncovenantcd mercy, the great body of
the dclcga cs elected BY the " higs of the
>tatc. 1t pcrcmptorlly iorblds any Intercourse
with them, ON the part of It's own elect, any re-
cogmtlon of them rs " hgs or as cvihscd
creatures OF any sort, and any association with
them IN State Convention. 1t Is Mortified at
the idea OF going INTO Convention with "rcmo-
we'd Office holders" and refuses even to support
any candidate for the Presidency, whom such
men may and in nominating. 1t savs:--
"ln the Lower Congressional District of the
city, removed tualon-I louise officer ls sub
Nlinlcd as "A DELEGATE m place OF Nr. Beck
man, the present Senator.
Now, we can submit To benz voted down
but to TIM SOFT OF dcarIdlton md ll,Auuor We
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-28

~ VIII the Rutland IIouH please in
form It's ''Many Wings" that our Decgates to
the National , onycnton have been appointed
according to uSagc: that some states have fbv
agreement in State Conycnuon) appointed
more than twice the number of Delegates that
will be entitled to vote and that several Mas
slchuSctts. for luStancc) have chosen under
the old apportlonmont. Us did this State: Our
State Convention having settled the nuInhc' of
DclcglJcS to be sent, and cicrid Than, "Mauv
W hlgs' cannot now undo what has been fairly
done. 1t would be lust as proper to set aside
nomination for Governor, made according to
usage, a. to rcpudiatc the action of the State
Convention in appointing Dclegatcs.-.MdNc-
bury Register.
The Hcruid will, of course, inform it, many
wings what 1t plcaseS, but we suggest to the
Register that the appointment of District Dele
gates, by the State Convention, in Montpelier.
last fall, rus unauthorized by the terms Of
the Call under which that Convention ASSEM-
bicd, and was submitted to, after debate. on an
apparent necessity. Not word was SAID IN the
Call about appointing District Delegates, and
those who argue that the Convention had,
therefore no RIGHT to appoint these Delegates,
manlcstly have the best of the argument. 1t
Is perfectly oJrious that 40 District in the State
(od or new is bound by the gratuitous and
unauthorized action Of the State Convention,
any further than it chooses to be.
The Registers parallel between 4 nomina-
ton of a candidate for Governor, ana the NOM
lnatlon Of these District Delegates, will only
make It's Editor smile when he comes to think
Of it again
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-28
WORCESTER, May 10, 1892.
CARLOS BANTER, ESQ,
DEAR Sal

Nj. - aud myself have spent the
day al two different establishments ~ tins Guy,
worked by steam power, Ia the morning, we called
on tn, Hon WIN. T.. Nrurcld who received ~ po-
ltcly, an was ready Ia give hlI information IN an
'wer 10 inquiries respecting his establishment, and
ia" working Of steam power IN driving mac hncry
aud gave ms full liberty ct accrss 10 hls establish
n'nt, Mr.. VI has two engines OF ninety horse
20" r rach winch together Turn the large wheel
winch turn# lhr shaltug &, winch Iuilrys arr a.
'1cIrd' connected with mlclu,iy ul cvcry d,.clp-
non, IN tue aud four -lurrc., Of buldu.. widely
p1iItcd, and oiunm,n-, ,At,ut uwa. eAo,,d.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-28
= rec - s
HIlKI.INt.'ION NT

FRIDAY MORNING MAY 2S, 1859.
- :. PEFTlNGlLL & CO. Newspaper
ADVERTISING Ngrnts. No ~ State Street. BOSTON.
Nr NGrnts tor h" FgLt Pas, DdiiV aud II,sk
~, and are aurzrd 10 rrc,rve ApvtHriStutvrS
"l' SUGWRit ruNS Al the sanr rates asdir required
a, TINS Once. Thc,r receipts are regarded Us day
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-28

Tor the Editor d u paper IN "a District that has
THREE Delegates 20 the National Conycn-
ton, GALL that the whole State is lrgtimutcly
entitled to) 10 be unclvil 10 4 sister District. of
respectable Dimensions. which has Hot one
The three Delegates in the FIRST District would
undoubtedly well represent, the Wings VI Vcr-
mont We know them all intimately and can
aver that no more thorough Wings can bc
found. But it Is rather natural that our newly
formed Third District, trh,ch iaciiui,s Sr Of he
fourteen Counties Of The state, should incline
to have at least one representative in the Ma
tonal Wing Convention. We think this is a
" laudablc amblon,' since five of these Coun-
ties are in the habit Of sending Wings to the
State Senate At any rate, we ilnplorc our
good friend Of the H,gisi,r 10 believe that ,rc
are not in the habit Of making either un-
authorized or premature announcements Of the
character spoken Of.
0F7Our nclrL5or OF the Sentinel rcts the
following direct thrust from the Montpelier
Patriot, and it is all right. Neither the Scnu
mel Editor, nor his devil, can deny that he was
good enough coalon trcc-sollcr, Il year or
two ago. till after election" Ne have two
vivid IL recollection Of that f atc's Attorney al-
far not to admit the point and truth Of the
PdirioFs rclolndcr. Our locoioco friends he'd
better let each other uione if they would avoid
making themselves ridiculous. The Sentinel
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-28

a. ia
event in our annals.
" The 81. ibaas MeSscnger. with lis nsual
s'o' sense speaks, of our approaching District
Contenton as follows
District Convention
we copy from the Burlington FIRE. pyeyy 70
the ION INST, a call for District Convor,io,,
10 be heId at tlYDErAEK on THURSDAY Tur al
FAY OF JUNE NEXT. 1t is called bv the Win,
ID strict Committee which is confused If ,I,,
Chalrmcn Of the several County Commi,,o,.,
Al this Convention will b. CHOSEN DaIr,a,o
and Substitute to the National Whp (nnycn
ton which will be held at baltimore Oh tine IG,h
Of June '''
u Is not because the Delegates appointed At
the State Convention are dishked by The Whrr,
oi the state that new Delegate. are 10 be chrs-
en-. Indeed we have heard general satisfaction
expressed at The choice made at Montpelier last
an But the probabilities are that Vermont
VIII he allowed but five Delegates in the Con-
vcnton, VIZ: two Dcpraips at larre. and ,hrec
District Delegates. We have no dnubt bn, that
the tour who were appointed would have chos-
en- three OF their number to act in Convention.
but three Of these Delegates are located in ono
District, and there is general wish TO have
each Delegate represent his own District.
Now, Whlgs,Iet US 20 10 lIydcpark a. Whips.
determined To act hlrmoniou,y and in such a
sprt and manner as shall not bring us into
collision with those Delegates appointed at
Montpelier. Let us elect neither Webster
Wing, Scott Wings, nor Fillmore Wb,os,
but W .ilG' that are Vines, those that have GOOD
sense sufficient, and are sufficiently free from
pied'le ctlons, to vote IN the Baltimore Conven~
ton Tor lhe BEsr AND MOST AVAILABLE WIZ;
tJF candidate for the Presidency.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-28
District Convention.

The Wings of the Third Congressional Dis
tftct, composing the Counties of Chlttcn,fcn,
Franklin, Grand lIle, I.amoille, Orlcaus and
Esscx, are requested to meet at HYDE PARK,
n LamoWe Fon"iA on THURSDAY TIE
30 DAY or JUNE NEXT, at ~ o'clock A.
NJ, to appoint Il Delegate AMI Substitute, TO
represent the District in the National " hir
Convention, to be holden at Baltimore on the
10th of June l-Il
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-28

" The ". AHa"s WeSscnger, with lis usual
g'o' sense speaks, of our approaching Distrc,
COnientOn as follows -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-28

quite small and wrsaupplicd with fuel by their chips
N whIch make many. We closed the day IN Il visit
to the ear mandatory, OF Osgood Bradley, Of
wllIct have not room Ier a description
We have come to the conclusion to day, that wa
ter power is needed Tor slw-mllIs hu, for machine
shop, steam power is cheap and decidedly prefer
able because more reliable and scarcely more costly
Truly yours, Ii. p. II.
NO. III.
a -
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-07-08
TO EE M AL E.S /.

You will find these Pills an invaluable
medicine in many complaints to which you
are subject In distractions either total or
partial, they have been found of inestimable
benefit, restoring their functional arrange
ments to healthy action, purifying the
blood and other fluids so cffectually to put to
fight all complaints which may arise from
female irregularities, as headache, gddiness,
dimncss of sight pain in the side, back. &c.
None genuine unless signed j. N. Hoben-
sack, all others being base imitation.
nao- Agents wishing new supplies, and
Store Keepers desirous of becoming Agents
must address the Proprietor, j. N. Hoben-
sack, Philadelphia, Pa.
Greanleaf & Kinsley, Wholesale Agts., No.
62 Vesey St., N. Y.
Reading & Co., Boston, Wholesale Agts.
Sold by stllman & Potter, westerly Balch
& Son, Providence; Helm, Woonsocket; f.
A. Palmer. Stonington; and every respecta-
bfe Dealer in Drugs and medicines in the
County and State
Price Each 25 cents. 1y65
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-07-08
HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP.
Hobensack's Liver Pills.

No part of the system is more liable to
disease than the LIVER, it serving as FL
terer to purify the Blood, or giving the
proper secretion to the bile; so that any
wrong action of the liver effects the other
important parts of the system, and results
variously, in Liver Complaint, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, sc. We should, therefore, watch
every symptom that might indicate wrong
action of the Liver. These Pills being COM
posed of ROOTS and PLANTS furnished by
nature to heal the sick: Namely, 1st, An
EXPECTORANT, which augments the Sc
cretion from the Pulmonary mucus mem
brane or promotes the discharge of secreted
matter. 2ud, An ALTERNATIVE, which
changes in some inexplicable and insensible
manner the ceEtan morbid action of the sys-
tenn. Sd, Atomic, which gives tone and strength
to the nervous system, renewing health
and vigor to all parts of the body. 4th, A
CATHARTIC, which acts in perfect harmC-
nv with the other ingredients, and operating
on the Bowels, and expelling the whole mass
of corrupt and vitiated matter, and purify
ing the Blood, which destroys disease and
restores health.