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KNOWLEDGE
For the Million /!
VERY EXTENSIVELY,

VERY EX FENSEVELY,
is now prepared to furnish his old customers,
friends, and the public generally, with
Books of every Description.
(except those of an immoral nature,) at great
reduction Of prices
He is confident that with his long experience
in the business, and close application to the
same and an intimate acquaintance with many
of the leading publishing and Wholesale houses in
the United States; and buying directly Of the
Publishers, and always acting upon the principle
Of the nimbe sixpeuce, he Is prepared to furnish
Books of every variety, at FROM ten 70 twenty
FIVE and some even fifty per cent less than can be
bought Of any other man in the United States
Most Of the 81 ,25 Books at $500, and many
for rs cents.
Among his assortment may be foundm most of the
Standard Histories and Poets,
and most Of the new publications of the day,
such
TIE WAR WITH KANSAS,
The Escaped Nun; Ten Years among
the AaiL Bags; A Tour among the
Planters Nine Years among
the Conricts; The Mirror
Of the World; The
History Of the
Great Fest
Tie
Confessions
Of an attorney. Also
Dicks HorkS, and fresh
supply Of Hay,cards Gazetteer,
Mrs. .Stolre's FORKS, together scith a
large lot of Religious, Historical, Bio
graphical, Medical, School, Gift,
ChildrenS, Blank and 4HiSceI-
laneous Works,
| too numerous to mention, at prices that cannot
fail to give entire satisfaction.
| He has also a large supply of Bibles which he
is selling at his usual extremely low prices from
twenty-five cents to twelve dollars.
THE COTTAGE BIBLE,
at his former price, S4,75.
He would cal particular attention To his assort-
ment of Stationery which is now complete embrl-
cling Plain and Fancy Note and Letter Paper from
/ 5 to IS cents per quire. Envelopes from , cents
per pack to s cents each, and everything connec-
ted with the Stationery line at prices correspond
! ing with the above.
! lie would Just say that he has a large lot OF
School Books on hand which lie is prepared to
sell at prices that viii positively defy all conpeti>
ton
He is also prepared to furnish materials for
! Drawing, such as the different kinds of Drawing
Paper, Tube Oil Callers, Prepared Canvas Brush
es, and all articles required for Oil Paintings. at
the importers city prices.
Thankful for former favors, he hopes by an
upright course of dealing and a careful exclu-
sion Of all works of doubtful tendency. to rner-
if and receive good share Of public patronage
CHESTER BROWN.
Craltsbury, VT, May 81, 1S56.-22-tf.
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War with England !

'EtHE Subscriber has opened Shop near the
! Saw Nil! belonging to the estate of the late
VIM W Little, formerly occupied by c. B. Kent,
where be is manufacturing of the
VERY BEST MATERIALS
Carriages and Sleighs that cannot be beat
Persons wishing to purchase viii find it for their
interest to call and examine his work and
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES,
before purchasing elsewhere He win always be
found al his shop ever ready to do
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING,
with neatness and dispatch CGFFINS made to
order, and in fact ali kinds of Wood Work done
at short notice, and at much less prices than the
people in this County have been in the habit of
paying. HENRY FERRIS.
1rasburgh, March 10, 1865. 12m6
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Our Apparatus is in every respect equal, and
in many respects superior to any III Northern Fer-
mont. 1t is peculiarly adapted to the wants Of
an Academy, and viii be in constant use. We
claim this as one Of the marked advantages which
we pUssess over sister Institutions.
We have a full set Of Cutters Physiological
MaDs. Maps Of the World, a Terrestrial and Ce-
lestal GInhe 80.
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FIRST GUN FOR FREMONT!

FIRST GUN FUR FREMONT !
A h. LEIGHTON, Tin ana Copper smith.
"a. would respectfully inform the inhabitant.
of Craltsbury and vicinity. that he has taken ,he
shop one door north Of the Orleans House, where
he viii keep constantly on hand an assortment of
Stamped and Hollow Ware,
Parlor, Box and Cooking Stoves, and all kinds of
TIN, copper, brass, and sheet iron ware on hand,
or manufactured to order
From the very Best Materials,
and at lower rates than can be bought at any
other shop in Northern Vermont.
Call and see. Orders from abroad promptly
attended to.
All kinds of BARTER taken in exchange
for GOODS.
Craltsbury, June lo--24h
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SUIiE
BACH'S
american Compound,
,TlCs
rTrais
4 AN,

LUZ UNHE subscribers would respectfully ask the
Tras attention Of the People of Vermont, lie
r Claims Of
aAN' BACIrS AMERICAN COMPOUND,
Selu AS one OF the best Preparations before the public
iars or the relief and euro Of The following complaints
rs c,sa Bronchitis, inisters Sore Throat, Cal
Of The omel, Nursing and liberated Sore
Ma diouths. Sore Nipples, NercutaE Zaiints
- cp- Fever Sores, Scroftla, liberation of
- the Lungs and Somach, all Nervous
golum,as Complaints, Female Heakness AID r.
one ola Irregularities, Fluor AtBus Cor Whites,)
: s %@ss5 Coughs arising from an. Lrritated
-otedag1 Throat, Piles, Weak Sto1nachs-in
ny to As fact, an any case Of
i aY hie WEAKNESS, INFLAMMATI0N. OR IMPURE
Ahdai BLOOD. USE THIS REMEDY.
One s In the city of Auburn, where this medicine is
gsTdnArepared, and the PropTetors reside large list
dc mec the most reliable and respectable proofs Of its
legca s cacy have been urnishei in It's favor. by the
Inc @ oHntary preT plngs eff those who have been re-
1t phYa eyed and cured OF long standing and extremely
y GH'- sgravated affections Of the above complaints
ctcc ntom grateful desire spread its knowledge
my hoa1nd promote tie good of Others who may be sim
"a alone arly afflicted
As ong Its influence has been peculiarly happy in all
At the esases Of Bsochiai ami Throat affections from
se has ight to Chronic L.ammatons and Ucerdions
his Fso in very marked cases of Female Weak
large, aess and Irregularities, ard many other COM
nual and Aaints enumerated above.
We have also some strong cases OF this charac-
the haHer in our own State In which it has been used
seA g0adffi suceess where for years sorts to
de 10Y lany other remedies have failed TO afford relief
kind Oauid extract Of
cry kind "BEECH nR0PS,' OR CANCER ROOTn
d the un composition snch render it perfect
hyca safe and harmless requiring the exercise of no
fathers Hnecal care in regard TO the habits of the ind
rians ha8 idua beyond that ordinarily necessary.
in al z From personal knowledge of these facts do
would hot hesitate to say all who in any way a
purfr- cted with Bodily Weakness Debility, Inaam-
es Of OUT nation Impure or Sluggi>h Blood that
indstrs.La BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND
,e nation recommended IN the Strongest assurance oil
rIy mos. taelitf and Cars
lt-5esFnr FRED E SMITH, Montpelier.
IN s,srr;r Wholesale Agent for the State Of Vermont
es from .x To whom al orders should be addressed.
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EAUTTON,

AZ sse genuine me1lcine lears the fac simile Of
wrapper. me
: Principal Once and Depot, So GExrsEE ST.
Z FRED. r SMITH. General Agent for the State
tof Vermont. ''-'e
I For sale BY 6. 6. KEkLAM, Irasburgh, Vt. 81
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Hon. d L DODGE, Of Auburn, N Y, and
late member Of oar State Legislature, and one of
the most accomplished Physicians and Chemists
OF orr country after giving this medicine his per-
sonal observation, says - u is destined to super
seae az fqad pfepa7ationS far The cure Of Chronic
diseases
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.auhnrn. N. Y. Irne 10

ftEIFI1I d n. :, .It-lt u, 100.
We, the undersigned, have received the forrnu-
Ia for preparing .BAca's AMERICAN CoEPoUND,"
ana as Far as we have tested it, can recommend
its general use as tonic and alterative Medicine
to REMOVE INFLATED nBMoRs OF THE BLOOD,
and peculiarly adapted TO Females suffering from
LencorrEoea, lWhites.1 ard to those whose con
stitn.ions are enseebied from Intermittent Feufr.
JOSEPH NJ MORRIS, NJ. D.,
LANSINGH BRIGGS, MD,
a. TARFR NJ ID
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GATED

Bachs Fanily Recipe Book is to be had gratis
PbNoi al viii there cures Of disea-
j Cess ses fecordedaud You invited to communi-
asl- csse WIN any whose certificates given, in
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WANTEDll

10 START young Men to Peddle Tin. Glass.
III Croekery, and Wooden Ware TO com
mence BY the 1st Of September, for which the
best wages will be paid. For further particulars
enquire Of n DAGGETT, Irasburgh.
WIN. A BROWN & co.
Warren. R. l., July 10, Is5e.-sl-sw
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: EE II w SIC.

More than 10000 pieces now on hand, and all
new pieces Of Music received rs soon as publish
ed. Glee Books and Church Music Books of ev-
cry description.
Mr. K. will sell all articles as low as those of the
same quality can be obtained in any city and
liberal discount made 10 Teachers aud those who
buy TO sell again. Grateful for the liberal pat
ronags he has thus far received he win spare no
effort 10 keep complete assortment Of all arti-
cles usually kept in Music Store, aud by con-
slant personal attention to his business, hopes 10
see in his new and commodious store all Of his
old. and many new customers.
Burlington, April II, 1s56.-l6-1y.
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BOARD. ROOMS. 20.

The Trustees have made extensive arrange
mena for boarding students, at the lowest rates,
yiz:-SI,50 to 81, per week, including every
thing except lights. They have also provided
ample accommodations for such may wish to
board themselves; a course much pursued al this
school
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LIBRARY.
APPARATUS, &C.

A Library has been formed, comprising 400 vol
umes, and is free to students. Constant additions
are being made from time to time.
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SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT.

Ii is tie purpose Of the Trustees TO make this
course Of study correspond in most respects ri
that Of tie scientific aud agricultural schools Ia
various parts Of tho country Arithmetic, kH-
glish Grammar, United States History. Cousiit1-
ton OF the United States, Algebra, Geome;ry
Surveying. Natural Philosophy. Geology, Chem
istry, Agricultural Chemistry, Book Keeping, aud
the Theory ard Practice Of Teaching, win be tl-
ken up, each ia order. Competitors and Decla-
nations once in two weeks.
These who preieF, can take any hranehes q
study which they choose 30 pGrsHe, - heretofore
il this Academy. But we earnestly urge upon
both parent and pupil to consider the advantages
Of q regular course.
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TERMS. EXPENSES. &c.

The Academic year is divided into four terms
OF eleven weeks each. Fall Term viii commence
Thursday, September 4. Tuition, for common
English branches, viii be $500 per Term. Fifty
cents extra win be charged for each higher Eng
fish branch studied. Latin and Greek, 81 so:
French, s. 90, Music (Piauo) $500; (Eolianl
$500 small charge will be made for use Of
instrument.
PUBLIC CONVEYANCE.
Stages leave Waterbury for Morrisville each
day on arrival Of the cars from the South; Mont
peiier on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Stages from
the North and West every other dav; from the
West on Monday, and North on tuesday.
Finally we take pleasure in saying that we
have no hesitation H. recommending the PEOPLE :
ACADEMY to the public, and We hope 70 see it
prosper as well during Tie coming as it has du-
ring the past year
HORACE POWERS,
LOREN BUNDY,
4. L. RAND,
Prudential Committee.
I'll Ia 4
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and Box.
.nls.-i-n
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For the convenience Of Druggists and indiyil-
ais now usiug this Medicine in the State of Yer
lont, 4 constant supply will be kept in the hands
{ our State Agent, FRED. f. SMITH, and all
Dplications or orders viii be promptly filled, on
he suHe terms as rhtn addressed to US.
p y.R. COVENTRY & co Proprietors.
50 Genesee St, Auburn, y. Y
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GENTS FURIsHIKG GOODS
WALL PAPERS.

We cali particular attention 90 our stock Of
French aud American Paper Hau4ines Velvet
anil Gold Marble, Wood Work, ard Couiees.
f!a,H ami figuged Carfaius. comprising the bar.
ees; sad lest variety ever offered in Northern
Vermont hose wishing b. decorate their Walls
sith rich Hanging, neatly and cheaplv, can 10
SO by calling 0a as, as we ean pleas. every fancy
and suit the most economical and ilstaig5ls
We tender our ihaaks tl oul friends and pat
rons for their literal patronage heretofore. We
still remember yuu yer, kiu3iy, sluii be happy 10
wait on vou at aBv time, wheeler 90 the amount
Of a cent o. 4 hundred dollars
NALWOETd & WEST.
Coventry, June b. l558s-il
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.navodas.
cordial ~
descniPa~'
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+, and "
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&c.
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Wholesale Agent for the State Of Vermont.
70 whom all orders should be addressed.
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FUNHE subscribers would respectfully ask the
81 Z attention Of the People of Vermont, to Tie
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

CONVENTION OF LosT BAGGAGE AGENTs.-These
baggage agents, for the past three or four years,
have been in the habit of holding a semi annual
convention. the last of which began at the Grard
House in this city, on Thursday of last week, and
ended on Saturday. The pricipal object Of these
conventions Is to compare memoranda, each agent
bringing a list of all unclaimed baggage and
freight in the hands of his employers, and also
list of CLAIMS and applications for lost baggage,
together with descriptions of the property. These
conventions have been found of great value, sell
dom failing to result in finding forty Fifty pieces
of valuable property. Packages claimed to have
been lost on the Central Railroad, for instance,
are found lying in Detroit, and goods charged to
negligence of the Erie Railroad, turn up in Chi
cago. These cow entions are productive of anoth-
er good result each agent relates his experience
of the liabilities to loss, and the benefits OF
t in systems of checking the various attempts at
fraud, and the manner in which they were frus-
trated. By this means each agent is put in pos
session of an amount of experience highly useful
to himself and valuable to his employers. The
Convention in this city organized by the appoint
meut of Mr.. Van O'Linda, of Chicago, Ill, Pres
ident, and J. j. Post, of Waverly, n. Y, Secre-
tary. The following railroads were represented
in the Convention: New York Central, New York
and Erie, Buffalo aud Erie, Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati and Erie, Cleveland and Toledo. Ohio
and Pennsylva uia, Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana, Great Western, (Canada) Michigan
Central, Chicago and Rock Island, Illinois Cen
trail, Galena and Chicago Union, Burlington and
Quincy, Chicago and Milwaukee,, Milwaukee and
Miss, Milwaukee and Watertown, Peoples Line
Steamers, Hudson River, Clements Line Steam
ers. Lake Michigan and Milwaukee ard La Crosse
Railroad. The Convention adjourned to NEE: in
Hamilton, Canada West, on the I'D OF June next
IN. Y. Tribune.
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Man, unless he be guided and governed by
principles which are deep-roo,ed in the soul
and unyielding, is a most lorlorn creature
Without these he is contemplate, more de-
graded, more abject than the beasts that
perish. Endowed with intellectual capa-
ci,y-possessing Il soul that is destined 10 tout.
live tie stars'-set forward on the race course
of life by spark of eternal FIRE, scinlllatcd by
Deity i,scli-he is capable OF maintaining his
natural right, a right, but "lttle lower than the
angels" Peculiarly exposed to fascinating
temptations, bcset around with difficulties and
danger; prone as is human nature, to err and
commit e, il, there is no way by which he can
escape unspoued, except by drinking deep and
imbiLing thoroughly, some principles, aud to
these he must adhere with answering tena-
ci,y!-These principles must be sought with.
out the precincts OF his own bosom--they should
be the deductions of the past experience of
mankind, and the result is they are founded in
truth. With such principles Of foundation, the
road of folly and corruption will not be his.
Mankind have political as well as moral
obligations resting OH them, and they are no,
SO disconnected as may seem at the first blush
---thry are intimately and fully entwined
with each other, and the dereliction of
the one, involves the other 10 certain
extent. 1t is i'll vain to attempt to shake off
either. Action in reference to both, has its
rewards and its punshnents. We admit that
moral obligations claim the first; and conse.
quen,!y the highest consideration; "be just
ana fear no,---lct all the ends thou aim st at be
thy country's. thy Gods and Truths" Next
to his moral, we rank his political obligations
in importance, and in reference to them we
would say they should be as enduring as the
heavens.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-23

The Persia has brought news of the confirm
alton OF the Peace rulnors, the cessation of hos
tllties in the Crimea, the interchange of pre-
lminarics. and the general expectation of
Peace.
The English people do not appear to enter
tain the slightest apprehension of war with this
country .4aaerican Stocks haze improved and
the demand uas greater. There will be no
war.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
WAsHrreron. Feb. II.

The House adopted the resolution to proceed
to the election Of Printer, when the vote was
taken with the following result Toilet 6S,
Wendell 66, Farnham l6, Nathan Seargant g.,
scattering a. Necessary to a choice 81.
Mr.. Culom, Clerk Of the House, retains
Messrs. Barclay. Buck, and Harris as Clerks
He has removed 20 others, and filed vacan-
cies.
The standing COMMITTEES will not be announ-
ced to-day. ....e.
On motion of Mr.. Fish the Sec. of War was
requested to report whether any additional for
tiications are necessary for the defence Of New
York and Brooklyn.
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L COX a. ND LIVEl
Jqff.y' DIR. u ii GAL1URsA E<TxfrF
iCOMP0InNn QVRT1p or RRJER R60TF

JsfF 1.y' Dr. u ii 0ALhUHeA t9E<TxfrF
COMPOUND syrup or BRIER ROOF,
1h e,
we. "a ss..sd of Old and
- Aslasie ChsIssa, In its First stages.
THIS medicine hes been in years. ssd hes Sssb
ed reputation ~ far Is known, unsurpassed By any
mentsof kind and the proprietor only induced to
resort to The column: Of Nswp.ps for me ns
experience can only give to the Jev.
The Brier Rect Syrup 81 5ff
ns , Of nd AN o. Of the .,
The propeiesof drugs medicines
Iso.iese aud juSsent, can Tn what viii have senS.nes
relax, and what TO esnstpae the bowels An know
the sctonof bowels that castor OIL snd issp and
nc" snow sSa IN oyer On oss o
70 Of most Of the medicines In 80 = = : :
cines Of this kind In such win be
moved and the medicine }an aaorf Of producing r
the poisn but the result is, that property
medicine Is removing the disease another poisoning the
the patient
DOCTOR GALLUP early this popularity n4
the nature medicines their effects, and devoted
he finally fact that veg
stAbe extracts the poisonous principle be separated from
He also cceeded n discovering method
Of separating them, that was easy and practicable.
This Great Discovery 50
enabled him to accomplish what he after
years. compound asngeDt healing properties which
will all the dangerous wells
Such is the origin Of the SYRUP BRIER such
its advantages over every other medicine. -
effects cure in one quarter the time required by ordinary
medicinesi 1t1 .tfasf ~ 80 = =, :,
leaves mineral vegetable poison System to be
removed! a-- -- -
stores equilibrium, and leaves the
1t never induces diseased
1t pleasant to the taste, and produces
will always effect taken before patient abso.
lu.ely incurable!
1t can produce death, ornduce any diseased
It's erect children astringent, quieting,
best cordial known
THOUSANDS OF CERTIFIcATEs its ehects, aud the
1t has wrought be produced, medicine having
the properties of this praise mes
Ihave dune duty bringing
THE PEOPLE, N-@ssf -
duty investigate themselves, the only
way 70 % this is to ~
GIVE IT TRIAL.
II manufactured only by DWIGHT CHAPLIN,
No. 40 Washington street, Albany, N. Y.
and all promptly agents,
aud medicine he had Of Druggists generally
the country.
Apply ~ above, TO sEF
s1t A. W. CHURCHILL, Worcester, Mass. - .w
L. B. GORTON, Cleveland. Ohio.
EDWARD HILL, Detroit Michigan. tf,ff u,
CHESTER HARRIS, IndianapossaL La.
A. BoYNr0N, Ottawa, TN. go l-rt-tt ~ -
THos. ARMSTRONG, Davenpor iowa. - ~.
]. H. PRICE, GAINESVILLE, Wis. ~ ~
p. B. Cook, st. Paul. Minnesota. 1Haf
+. b. SEELEY, Harrsburgl, Pa.
The above Agents exclusively the
the PROPRIETOR and have charge Of the States they
located. se25-fyw
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Tile message Of Gov. Herbert, Of Lou
isiana, represents the finances Of the State as
in healthy condition. The receipts for the
year We're ST. ,577 ,096; expenditures, 81, $685.
O94; balance in the treasury, S632, 399.
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HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
eu.1 HELMBOLD,S --.f

HELMBOLDfS
a+ -rf-. HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMP UND FL ULD EXTRACT BUCHU.
Is cerain and eecuA remedy of the Bla
der Kidneys, Gravel, Dropy, Weakness, Diseases,
Distractions, Female Complaints,
and all Diseases of the Sexual Organs, whether
e. --sft.. MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever cause they may have originated. and
NO MATTER OF HOW LONG STANDING
THIS popular aud specific remedy Is offered
and guaranteed to cure all the above complaints searched
out the roots of the diseases, driving
fluids Of the body thus removing the
s'1tf Il CURE CERTAIN AND PERMANENT.
This medicine aiays pain and which other
dies invariably and trouble and
expense ~ pa.iens This infable remedy
from the hands OF ff 9 .f 80 f.-..
MERCIIESS QUACkS,
IL not from premature COM
pound Duchu Is the worthy Of the least
vi The afflicted in pcrfe rming
.Frf-- SAFE CURES
II contains narcotic drug,
purely VEGETABLE COMPOSITIONS. Is agreeable
the taste, creates percepiie
of either without hnrance from
advice, plain directions accompany medcne.-
Reader, have the do
lect them,
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
With this medicine thus prevent all
exposure.
TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL.
This medicine
form Of secret Diseases ad eracaes
tio matter from the SYSTEMS restoring the patient perfect
must benefit everybody, simply confined
and dcspairins Aid. equal found acting both
4 CURE AND PREVENTIvE
81 the above