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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-05-19
NOTICE

WHEREAS my medicine Known az i" Ikcnncdy's
w Medical Discovery" has been csunicficit.
cd aud sold By piled pefsaas, this ito al
dealsr- and agenitr so guard against purchasing ihe
spuFou. Hnd worthless article aud TO receive theif
Furpics tom my authorized agents, who sill Furnish
tho medicine us low as % eau be obtained ifum
A. a-cnt is appoiusd DO e.ch State lorai dealers
will end % Ffeat coincidence as they &C.. small
qGantiY NJ elrh tims Of puichasus nd save the freight
tom mY Place.
Nc FRtD Z. SMITH. ApUthcoaty aad Druggist,
Montpelier, W. general sgrnt for Vermont.
DONALD ktNNEnN, Proprietor.
ls.3mo 10 Warren 81. Raabaiy, Mass.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF a BAD
BREAST, WHEN NEARLY AT THE
POINT OF DEATH.

Cory II tette- from Mr.. r. DVraHi, Nep Orleans,
dated November 9A 1853
To Professor Holloway, 3s, Corner Of Ann and Nassau
Streets, New YORK.
Dear Silt with heartfelt gratitude have 10
inform YOU that by the OF your Oinimout and
PILE the life Of nv wife has besu saved For seven
wears she had bad breasts win running wound
mot of cancerous tufe.) was told that nothing
| could save hets she then Induced to use your
Ointment anu Pills, when 10 the short space OF three
months, hey effected perfect cute, to the astonsh
mcut Of oil "a no knew us. We Obtain Medicines
ifon Mes.ts. nsht & Co., OF Chatres street, New
Oneaas. | send this from "Hoe dos Princess Paris,
although l had written 4 at New Odeans, before
finally lef. at that time not knowiUg address
Of New York. lssgued) X. DURANI.
These Pills should be used iootly with the oini-
mon, 10 most ofthe following cases;
Bad Legs Conuaciedaud Lumhago Sore throais
Bad breasts Stlt Joints Piles skin-diseasos
Burns fisiulas Hhedmiiisni Scufvy
Bunons Gout salt Rhsuin Sore heads
rhilblains Glnnduiai scalds uceis
Chappcd hands, sweilags sore Nipples Wounds
=. Sold attbe establishment Of Professor iioilo.
way. 3, Corner of Ann and Nassau Streets, New
York also BY all respectable Druggists aud Deal
ers in Medicines throu.hou tho United states. 10
Pois nt37 2 cents, 81 cents and 80 cents each.
To be had W hocsaio ct the prneipsl Drug Houses
the Union. and by Erred. T.. SMITH, Montpelier, VI.
81 There iss Considerable saving 10 taking the
larger sites.
n o.. OBJECTION. FOR the guidance Of Patients o
evciy disorder ahrN cd 10 each box. 90 eo,y ~.
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twenty Years Of Experience.

In the reafmcnt OF class Of disease hitherto neg
lected and imperfeets undo f.iood, has enabled Or
kiNkELlN, (8Athor u q Nerk SET PrestrUafs0H,)
that tenths OF The Of nervous de-
biliy, local ard constitutional weakness, msatal and
phtetcal suffering raceAhle TO certain habits for
ming the secret yet deadly and fatal springs OF do
u4rstlc fatsofN and rrautufurs n. rtaittg.
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Take Particular Notice.

There - evil habit sometimes INDUCED IN BY boys
in solitude, oiten growing 10 With them 30 manhood
and which, II reformed in due time, ouly begets
serious obstacles 10 matrimonial happiness, but gisas
fsr To sees Of pfotrncted, asdious and devastating
Affections. Few OF those who give TO this PERM
cious practice Of the consequences, until
they ind The nervous system shattered, feel strange
mind.
The unfortunate thus affected become feeble, is "a
able to labor with accustomed vigor, 20 appy hi'
mind 10 study; his step iaIdy aud Weak be Is dull
ilresoluie aud engages - his sport with less energy
than usu l.
IL he emaneipste himself before the practice hai
done rs ~ofst, and enter matfiuony HE mAniago
unutlg, and his tells him that this il caused
by he oaTly ioliies. These are G0HsidsyauoAs gAii
should arakeH Ae aeAfoH If those slmLary situated
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-05-19

THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriety
from its Of every variety Of pulmonary disease
that is entirely unnecessary TO recount the evil
dences Of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed. So wide Is the field Of Its
fulness, and so numerous the cases Of It's cures,
that almost every section Of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases Of the
lungs by its use. When once tined its superiority
over every other medicine Of its kind is too appar
ent TO escape observation. and where its virtues arc
known the public no longer hesitate what antidote
10 employ for the distressing and dangerous aiIec
tons OF the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate And not only in formidable at
tacks upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties
Of Colds, CouGH., HoARsENEss, &c; and FOR
CHILDREN II is the pleasantest and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As il has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up TO the best that It ever
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
Asen,s ios Montpel.sr-sMITH * PIERCE. DE
las. sPALOiNG, o. o. TYLER. 55.ly
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Are aprfsed that DR.. kiNKELiN 70 nhnes his pfae
lice 10 particular branch II medicine which engages
his undivided attention tie cautians the unfortunate
against tire use OF Jne.rufy Thousands annuaily
nercuriahzeh out 81 lite. kccsnt affections prompt
a
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AFFLICTED READ!!!
ISVA.IDs.

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUsE.-E Establish.
ell 20 eais agu hy Dr.. kiNkEiIS, corner OF Third
and linton sts between Spruce ana rins, Phiiaesl-
phia, Pa.
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LUMBERMEN,
WANTED

RY FRENCH & sCRIBNER, most kinds Of
L9mpeI IN exchange Tor Goods at our store.
Montpelier, March, 9Th 1854. "a
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PROCLAMATION
To the People of Montpelier g.
vicinity.
PULVERMACHEk,S


HNDRO-ElECfkiC NOLTAIC CHAINS, used
for the instant relief and permanent cure Of all
Ncrroas DISEASES, for the fret time introduced in
to the State OF Vermont. Ihesetchans were dst in
uodured 90 France tao years since, and iiom thence
have e1tendedto Germany, Austria, Prussia, England
and but year has elapsed they were intfo-
duecd into the United states They are now used in
the hos pitals Of London Paris, Vienna Berlin also ia
every Hospital 10 New York. They are secured a nd
patented IA live different Kingdoms, also ia this ooun
Try, aud are constantly used with The astonsh-
lag success by both Physicians and Patients IN the re
lief and cure of Rhrumatsm, Painful aud sweliei
Jonis, Neuralgia Of the face Delfaesr, Blindness,
Nervous Headache, Palpltauon Of tho Heart, Contac-
ton Of the Limbs Cafdiaiga, Indigestion General De-
biiiy, Impotence. Uterine Pans, and all diseases
which ale produced from diminished amount of Ner-
vous Fluid Cenheates Of the bene tic ia eff
produced IN the above diseases, have been received
from Professors Mott, Van BOfen, Post of New York
city, Doctors Godng. Bird aud Perciiafa OF London
also fom distinguished Medical Men IN most Of the
cities of Europe, besides than thousand from
patients who haye been cured by their use n various
parts of this countfy. lts an established fact whch
increased in severity rather thae benefit ed
by constant alton Of Drugs aud the comm
sense Of thepeople Is heing awakened TO this truth
BY avoiding all drugs and patent Nostfums
have been cured by the all powerful agents Of nature
pure air proper exercise, dot bathing, &c. Ilg the
use Of the Chains, nature gIeatly assisted in nor
efforts, and impulse is given the nervous energies OF
the system which restores TO health without the pro-
cess OF swallowing the sckening disgusting
that are thrown before the public. pamphlet con
tanning oshcates of euro description of the Chains
and the mode fuse may be outlined free Of charge,
SAITH 4 ptrurr Na.,..u
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Looking GLASSES.

POSSESSING superior facilities for getting ;hem
mp, can offer Inducements an this department Of
my hnuse-furnishtug establishment where else TO
be fund IN ihi. noshborbood
EMERY BROWN.
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LEONARD SCOTT g. co, New York
continue to Re-publish the following
British Periodicals, viz:

srrVativol.
? THE EDINBURGH REVIEW lWhel.
g. THE NORTH british REVIEW Foe Church,
l. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW fLiheraD
s. HLACKWOOB'S EnlNDUkGH MAGAZINE
tToryl.
The present critical state OF European affairs viii
render thesc publications unusually interesting during
the wear ISL Tney will occupy middle ground be-
he hastily wiiiteH uews.tcins, crude specula
tons aud wing Of the daily Journal. and the
pondcrous Tome Of tho future historian, written after
the living interest and excitement ofihe great political
events Of the time shalt have passed awav. II - so
these Periodicals that READERS look Tor the only
really inteigihle snd roltbie history Of current e..
vents mad as snchi IN addition "a then weliustabsh
ed literary, scientific, and Theological che ractef,
urge them the consider ton ct toe reading public
Arrangements 10 progress os the receipt 1T early
sheets from all the BRUSH Puhli.hers. by which We
shall he able 20 place all reprint- 10 the hands osub
scithef-, about they be furnished with
the foreign copios. Although this will involve very
large outlay oar aart, shall continue 90 furnish
the periodicals at the same low rates as heretofore
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-05-19

81 GOLD STREET. NEW-NORK.
20 Fulton street. Entrance 81 Gold street. Now York.
n II l.. : d Co. have recently published, and
have now Tor sale, the farmers Guide by Henry
stephens Of Edinhnfrh anl Prof Norton Of Yale Col
lege. New Haven, complete 10 vols. royal octave.
containing 1000 puges, steel aud 600 wood engrav-
ings. Price, 90 muslin binding, SO paper covers,
ior The mail, 81.
a-yThis work Is not the old Shook Of the Farm -
atnIY resnsItaied md thrown nnnn the lnaIAel. @
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Linseed Oil.

TUE sgbseIibeI will furnish the public with pure
i LlNSEED OIL at Boston prices with ffeighl
added, delivered at his Oh Mil, 10 Middlosex OF
atthe Montpelier Depot, may be preferred hy puf
chasefs Oil Meal, excellent article for COWS aud
other cattle, kep Constantly at tie Mill and ior sale
b the ton or bushcl.
ENOs STILES.
Middlosex, March A. lS53 0atf
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NOs(CROSS'
PLANNING MACHINE.

My Rotary Planning Machine has iusi been decided
no, To ioiringe tho W01dworth Machine by the Su-
prone Court of the Unitsd States, and now pre-
pared TO sell rights IN an parts of the United
States. THIS Machine gives uniyefsal sausfaciion.-
Il obtaineda Medal both In New York and Boston
ar The Woodwork Machine, after ati al Of three
week..
NC. NORCEOss.
Lowell Feb. n, 1854. n emo
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Disc overed at Last +!
A Mystery Explained.
Revolution is Certain Victory is ours
DIR. 4. l.. ADAMS

y EW THEORY OF DISEASE j. awakening m,
inqnifs 10 the minds Of al who read IL: HoW Is b
that -8HerfeaHs have been long snd slayshy i'm
nnfodiu darsess and igHoraHee on the subject OF DIS
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nlr0ifints.
DRUGS IL MEDICINES,
PAINTS & 8pyE srurrs,

OF EVERY VARIETY, SHADE QUALITY,
For sale by ~ o. TYLER his drug store in Moutpe
Her Also. Camphene aud Burning Fluid. all binds
Of Groceries, for sale by ~. o. Tt'LER.
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tflcoifinrs.
A CURE FOR ALLIE!
Holloway's Ointment.

Citizens n the UaioH,-
You have done me the honor as with one voice
from end Of the Union to the other to stamp the
character OF m, Ointment with yout appreciation. It
10 scarcely 40 years since made It known among you,
and already, 1t has obtained celebrity than any
other Medicine in so short period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
%, Corner Of .4nR and Nassau Streets, yep York.
ASTONISHING CURE or SORE LEGS, AFTER
NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copy efister from Mr.. w. J. Langley, u Runsplas,
faakn County, North Carolina, o. S, dated
November lst, liza.
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MARRIAGE.

Requires the iulhlmeni Of several conditions, In or
der that may he feail the canse Of mutual happiness
tnuld the veil which covers the origin Of domestic
wfetchedness be Aised and is tue source 10 every ia
stance duclosed-iu hns many could II Be traced to
physc u disqualification Apply then while It - yet
time ofdnr have gOnT unsirnng aud relaxed or
gEuization febf. ed. revitiiad aud strengthened.
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o. READ his OWN WORDS.


20 Professor HolLowsY.
Sit,-lt 10 not my wish 10 become notorious nci-
thor tins letter iof he sake Of writing,
hut 40 say, ihat your Ointment cured Of one Of
the dreadful cutaneous diseases that flesh 10 heir
to, aud which considered by all who knew me,
he entirely beyond the reach OF medicine. For nine
years afflicted with one OF tho painful and
troublesome legs that tell to the lot msu
and AFTER trying every medicine had ever head OF
resigned ia despair all hope Of ever being cured but
friend brought me "a ouplo OF large pots Of your
Ointment, which cuuscd the my legs to heal,
and entirely tegained my health 10 my Agreeable
piss and delight, and TO he astonishmcut Of nay
friends. isignedl W. J. LANGLEY.
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Clubbing.

discount Of twenty ive per ccnt. from she above
prices viii ho allowed to Clubs ordering fonf more
copies OF my one more Of the above wOrss Thus
Pour copies OF Blickwood, of one Review, viii be
sent to addtcss for sos four copies OF the four
Reviews and Hlaekwood Tor $50, aud 50 on.
Postage.
In an the principal Cities aud Towns. those works
will he delivered Cd iough Agents, FREE OF POST.
AGE
When sent by mail, fho Postage 10 any part Of The
Unuod States will be TWENTY FlNECEN rs yer
lakewood. and hutTNEi VIZ CENTS year for
Of the above Revirss
sC1yRomilt inres and communications should be ad-
ossed, post paid,t the luhiishers,
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IxE1sEMRER,

He Who places himself under Dr. kINkELlN'S
tcatmen may rel giousy eonhde IA his honor esn-
ueman and RELY upon the assurance, hut the secrets
of Or. ~ patients will never be disclosed.
Young man--let no false modestN deter sou iron
making you case knowu TO who, from education
and fespecmbiiy, cat certainly hesriend you.
Too many think they will concou the secret 10 their
own hears. and cure themselves. Alas how often 10
this fatal deusion, aud how many promising Young
man, who might have heen ornament society, has
faded from tbs earth
stnctuies Of the uTethra rapidly removed by the
application of ues thofapeutical aseut, used only ~
Dr. n. Necklaces aRd Constitutional debility promptly
I'D nd aI
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MA RHies Jor ths Proauigaiioa Of LIE, just from h
Press.
letter with remittance Of 25 cents, OF the saiue
10 post stamp, addressed to--Dr. kINkELlN, fhia
dephia, Pa will secure copy Of either of the above
hooks by Teturo OF mail " copies will he scot nee
Of postage for 81. Booksellers, CanFassers, Itasel
Jog Agents, Se supplied wholesale at the publishers
prices, which admit of a large profit
ncy- al htieys mast b. posi-paid 7s.ly
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1854-04-27
aiay- We would say to those who wish

nD- We would say to those who wish
to make purchases in the Millinery line,
that they will find splendid assortment
of everything appertaining to the busi-
ness, at the Pawcatuck Bonnet Store.
Their stock of ready made hats would
do credit to the Broadway establish
ments, and their ribbons, &c, are such
as cannot fail of pleasing the most re-
fined taste. Their facilities for doing
custom work have never been surpassed
in this vicinity, and our lady friends have
but to place one of those elegant hats on
their head and make their appearance be-
fore the husband or father, to command
Immediately the means purchasing the
same. At all events, we would suggest
to them the propriety Of trying it.
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BEHOLD HOW GREAT AMATTER A
LITTLE FIRE KISDLErH. This ex-
clamation Of the inspired wr:oer has re-
ceivcd in our city, within . few days,
several practical aud unfortunate illus
trstions yet the truth of this remark is
correct, literally as we'll as metaphor
cally. The insidious attacks Of disease,
particularly that most fattcring of all
complaints, Consumption, comes by
gentle, hacking cough, which is too often
neglected until all remedies prove use
less. The young with that recklessness
which buoyancy cngenders, are particu-
larly regardless of their health; and the
melancholy evidence Of the bills of NOR
talty which weekly stare us in the face,
tells us too plainly, that hundreds in our
city arc yearly swept away by that de-
ceiving but remorscless destroyer, pull
monary disease. If there was no remedy
for SO unfortunate state of affairs, the
situation of each person would be one of
continued apprehension !; but it is graft
flying to know that there is & Balm in
Gilead," and that by timely and judi
cious use Of the remedies placed at our
hands, We may avert the attacks Of dis
ease and its ultimate effects. 1t is with
none of the usual clap.trap adopted by
quacks that we earnestly recommend
the use of DR.. Rogers Syrup Of Liver
wort, Tar and Chanchalagua in the case
of coughs, colds, bronchitis or influenza
Its merits are established upon firm
basis; and its power to promote expcc-
toration, and remove the phlegm and
other morbid secretions, is well attested
by irrefragible evidence. Major Van
Buren,, brother to the ex-President, and
James Watson Webb, editor of the
Courier and Enquirer, both bear volun-
tary testimony to its value and efficacy.
The fire department Of this city and
Brooklyn, to which many bottles have
been furnished, acknowledge its power
in removing the sudden colds to which
fremcn, in the discharge of their severe
and noble duties, are so often subject
The alarming prevalence of Consump'
ton, which can always, in its earlier
stages, be at once cured by this medicine
and even almost always in its latel
periods, demands that it should receive
wide and extensive circulation. Hun
dreds of letters have been received b,
the proprietors during the past year
wherein the warmest thanks have beer
rendered them for recsuing from th'
grave some beloved father, sister, o
mother. 1t is proper to say that it
composition is wholly vegetable, AM
that the Canchalagua is California
plant, which possesses rare and remark
able power upon all affections of tn
lungs. We again recommend all VIII
are suffering from any kind of pulmona
ry affection to try this invaluable pre-
paration.-N. Y. Messenger.
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say" The Grand Lodge of Masons

Eay' The Grand Lodge of Masons of
the State Of Connecticut are going to
erect monument in honor of their dis
brother, Major General David
Wooster, who was the first M. W. Grand
Master of the first Grand Lodge in that
State. He was also distinguished in the
Revolutionary war, and fell a martyr in
the glorious cause. The monument is
to be erected at Danbury, and the ccrc-
mony of laying the chief corner stone
will take place to-day. The monument,
it is said, will be one Of the finest speci.
mems Of the sculptor's art it is to be
forty cubits in height, and will contain
seven tons Of stone.
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R6y~ The six story store in Broadway

sdg" The six story store in Broadway,
New York, opposite the Park, occupied
by VIM. L. Jennings, tailor, and Mead
s. Brothers, daguerrcotypist, was totally
destroyed by fire on Tuesday evening,
together with the whole of Mr.. Jen-
ning's extensive stock, and Mead &
Brothers apparatus. Six fremen were
killed and fifteen or twenty very badly
wounded, in consequence of the falling
Of the walls. The loss is variously esti.
mated at from $4,000 to 100000
Mr.. Jennings is said to be insured fol
$l25,OOO at the various city Offices.
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pS- The attempt now being made in
Congress to increase the postage on let
ters, and to abolish the deductions on
periodicals when the postage is prepaid,
ought to receive no countenance what
ever. At present the Post Office De-
partment is charge on the general
revenue. The drawback it occasioned
by the immense amount Of matter frank
ed by members of Congress. Tons of
documents, wholly partizan in their
character are annually carried in the
mails to every section of the United
States, without charge. Let Congress
abolish the franking privilege, or at least
restrict it within proper limits, and the
deficiency in the post Office will be prin-
cipally if not entirely, made up. 1t is
the height Of injustice to tax private
correspondence in order to pay for the
free carriage of partizan matter through
the mails. Il Congress will mist or
retaining the franking privilege, let the
treasury at large pay the damage.
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$- AS a cry of mad dog has bee

bS- AS cry of mad dog has been
raised, the following, which we clip from
an exchange, is worth perusal: GA
Saxon Forester, named Gastell, now Of
the venerable age of 50, unwilling to take
to the grave with him secret of such
iurport, has made public in the Leipsic
Journal, the means which he had used
for fifty years, and wherewith he affirms,
he has rescued many human beings and
cattle from the fearful death of hydro
phobia. Take Immediately, warm vim
egar or tepid water, wash the wound
clean Herewith and then dry it; pour
then few drops Of muriatic acid, be-
cause mineral acids destroy the poison o.
the saliva, by which means, the evil
objects of the latter is neutralized.
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Advertisement

G1- Circus day has come and passed..
and the excitement in town was immense,
but people are getting over it and settling
down into their usual quiet, orderly course
Of life; but the excitement and rush still
continues to increase at the New Cheap
Store. ON Main street, where can be found
a larger and better selected stock of Dry
Goods than was ever before exhibited in
this place before and at prices which do not
fail of pleasing all those who call.
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Hollo,cay's Ointment and Pills, a I'm

Holiocay's Ointment and Pills, a Uni
uersal Remedy for old Wounds and o.
stinate Sores.-Mr. John Mackie, proprie-
tor of the Northern Ensign, Wick, informs
Professor Holloway, by letter, dated April
&c, 1851, That he is aware of numerous
instances in which Hollsway's Ointment and
Pills have been of the greatest service t6
sufferers in that part of the country, more
especially as regards wounds of long stand
ing, and that he could, il permitted, give
the names ofmany respectable parties who
have been entirely cured by their use"
No family should be without . supply Of
these excellent medicines, which are 80
justly celebrated throughout the civilized
world.