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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-30

pcnse Of transportation for the acid or pure snl.
phur from the mines and uianufaciories 10
market. BY the present means Of conveyance
TO Vera Cruz we entertain very serious doub,.
II the eDprcsarios Of Popocaiepetl would have
any decided advantage over those Of Vesuvius,
notwithstanding the vast superiority Of their
mine. The question then arises Ivy what mean,
Is this wealth 10 be made profitable to the min
or, manufacturer and shipperi We answer
unhesilatingly by railroad conveyance.
Setting down the consumption Of sulphuric
acid OF oil Of viiriol in the United States a,
$4,000, 900 to S22, ,OOO, 900 annually. and per.
maps II would moi be ont Of the way 10 estimate
'ne imports ol sulphur into Great Britain AZ
nearly The same amount, we would find a mar
ket 10 these two countries alone for over s3O.-
100000 annually. The price Of sniplur ia
now about $50 a ton in the English and Ame,-
ican markets for the article brought from Vas-
uvius and the phur beds Of lialy. The
article from Popocatepeil would, Of course.
command higher price for its superiority
but calculating on the price Of yesuvian and
Italian sulphur, we find il in the power Of Mex-
lean capitalists to export, with certainty Of
finding market for $50, ,OOO, 900 Of ore which
now remains unavailable and valueless in this
Land.
From the facility with which the ore can ba
obtained we have no doubt but it could be sup
Piled IN abundance at railroad depot ia this
city for one quarter the p,ice it would bring in
a foreign market. and the acid as well as the
pure sulphur. Hence there would remain to
the merchant, the railroad company, the ship
per, the balance Of S22 500, 900 annually from
this enormous trade, out of which the railroad
company would receive sl2, ,O00, 900 annually.
and leave large balance for the profits Of the
trader and shipper.
PoPocatepeil may truly be made the source
Of great wealth TO Mexico. Its gigantic pro-
portions which have ever been the admiration
Of romantic travellers may be made to excite
the euPldity of the money leader, the scientific
mechanic, and men Of business and enterprise.
Its yellow smoke and snowy crown will vet be
hailed by thousands Of industrious laborinr
men, and its sterile sides swarm with a busy
population, who will take from the mine, which
for centuries has been regarded with supersti-
tiOn by the abonglnals, competence and wealth
TO reward and sustain industry. Its stock will
be sought after in the great exchanges Of the
world. Railroad companies and shipping lines
will find in il a sure aud wealthy customer.
As having direct bearing on the prospects
Of the line Of railroad already commenced from
this city to the Gulf of Mexico, we publish
these facis-which, If anything, are underrated
AS an illustration Of what one Of the elements
of dormant wealth in the Valley of Mexico may
furnish to the enterprise.
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EBORO, VT, SATURDAY, AUGUST 80, 1856.

hight Of this mystery Of iniquiiy, ill We see the
unscruPuluus provision they have made to per-
Peiuaie the reign Of terror, proiraeiing the term
of their official life for almost year beyond ils
legal bounds, guarding adverse votes by refus-
ing the elective franchise to such as will not
swear to sustain the fugitive slave law, and pro-
viding for any requisite number Of fraudulent
Missouri votes, by allowing suffrage on the
payment Of dollar poll tax, without days
residence. Even this is improved for, when
the judge examines a challenged voter, no eri-
deaoe 10 contradict shall BE- rec,ircd. Fitting
climax to horder rufian hardihood With
suitable instruments in office to enforce these
statutes, all the ends aimed at must be secured,
and law become terror TO well doers aud
praise TO them that do ill.,.
Behold the fruits. Can we confdc in the
tree upon which they grew Il has been per-
tinently asked, 10 men gather grapes from
'horns, aud fgs from ihisiles' Can we accept
the new Kansas bill from the men who have
made and sanctioned these Claws" especially
when we discern latitude in its provisions
through which the same despo,isn might drive
its coach and fouri
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-30
THE swELL.HEAD DISEASE.

This dreadful disease sometimes attacks hor-
ses, and, probably, other animals, as monkeys
and jackasses; and some birds, as the parrot
and mooLins tisJ. Das subject
10 II, and with them il is more fatal.
CAvsE.-Vacui,y in the Uranium. # is Oft
en- augmented by ilat,ery, especially when the
ceiebrum is small and III shaped. Men Of large
information, however, are sometimes afflicted
with it, in which case there is found an inordi-
nate swelling in the upper region of the head,
just back ofthe dper eraHii. The proiuberance
is called seEesieem.
SYMProMs.-The poor creature usually fan
cies himself the biggest, smaries,, best, and
handsomest man in the crowd--loyes the "up-
Permost seats in the synagogues''-is given 10
impudence, imperiinence, and usually bad man
ners in eompany-is censorious and fond Of find-
ing and exposing the foibles OF his associales--
has few friends and no lovers, and has qeneral-
y bad odOr 10 polite and well-bred people
given to swelling and strutting, as if in one mo-
ieai he faDciej himself toad, aud the mex,
turkey-eock. He is egotisiic, and passiona,ely
fond Of high-sounding titles, as Squire, Cap
tain, Colonel, General, &c. The miserable
patient is sometimes so infatuated as 10 attempt
10 stride the ocean, or jump over very high
mountains. These are only few of the symp-
toms Of this malady, but enough 10 identify il.
TREATMEST.-When it is caused BY ampii-
ness Of the cranium, it is only necessary TO fll
up the vacuum with good ideas, solid educa.
tion or common sense. When induced BY di-
minniiyeness, or mallormaiion Of brain, the cure
is slow and difficult. We have known some
cases which defed every remedy and destroyed
the patients. A cure must be attempted by
exercising and culiivaling those faculties which
are deficient, such as the Judgment, and the un-
dersiandng, and depicting selfesieem, &c.
The skulls Of these patients are usually very
thick and hard, so that !, is hard pounding any
thing into them; but they are excessively fond
of sotl soap-give them pound or Two every
day, and ii will soften the skull so that you can
probably get a litle gumpiion into il, or a mod
icum ratiocination, aud they will soon be we'll.
When this will 40, cure, sofl soap will palli-
ate.
In the case Of those gentlemen, from ten to
twenty years old, who get putting on the boots
and panlaloons Of their fathers, and to teaching
their teachers, reproving, counselling, and some.
times insulting old age. chewing tobacco, smo-
king cigars, and drinking whiskey-swearing
and cutting the dandy swell-head generally
appetite for late hours, bad company, and bar
rooms voracious--a lille oil Of birch, applied by
the pdfernGi hand, is The best remedy Then
keep them out of the night air aud bad weather.
IL this does moi effect cure by the divine bles-
sing--lhe head grows and grows, ill the poor
sufferer topples over few times. and knocks
out half his selfesteem.-LOusiaaa Bopfist.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-30

a....--- r -
l..s,, -, - '',' "'''''' '." ''"' "'s O0s"
-y ~ ." eAP'"sv :" ''o .'y " "'''
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s;,a.,ta ~ a''''' - "1s ,'',s'' u''Vu "s
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IN - m !, 'ti, 4u"e p'.'u'eslue oay, anu
-. ~ :. ~, ~, " eus sA'ueu % o"e VI u'e
~ - '' ~" 'Iy 9'a"
- '1s' "'u '"e pressure W a''e"o-
s "' anniversary eNetc'seS'
,..,'.,t, - '''' ,O1'is,'"s H''ar"y j" "e
,' s"'V'1s Wv" " Hoen.s'e', i"1 'us'''u-
- ti,.s,N' ~ W W. ',"as "uRs
sa.aa"ac'i rs' w., y. - VIM % Que VI '"e u"',
:. - "'c potu.'' 'e''"ors we va" oo's'o'
- -. - ''su 'o' "s 'Ace'ien' institutions
" 'e"'""s' h"st 'he Work OF examination
,, -, ""''" gS'u evidence oi the most
s''u..o" ano ulseiPiine' a numerous
.o.. S ""' 'eaAeu WIN concert ADDRESS
aI11,. a, 80 =. ,,oso WIN ah exhibition ne
~ o,e" "y MI george fsnrldge
~ '' T', - ~nu 'ne poem oy Mr John
's" VI iPs",ch' Mass Ihe subject
~. "s 'vu, vas nc Necessity OF Hduca-
n'',I, ~ "o "'Puo'e was an ahle ehou,
'o'e'o'e ana eegani 10 style, well adapted to
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-30
No. 35.

wbv I tell y,,, L. -. 49,
God made him. ,si,hon, co,e;,n a;,. =. e.
Of any sort of kind IT, !. pa.,si;... ".'.s =. ,ss
backbone and Won NAV 30, .s.n..I 49,, A., A.
has "bsckboue - too. No.. ,,f...'.-.,;a.
that can't bend til !, breat, No, noa -
inda.rubber ones that bend IN evs,v,h;,. L,,,
il is one Of YOU finely ,empered steel es,urss
and bends no, 10 lose IL, noble un,i,h,na..
In conformation he il free ease ,nJ nIe..;u.
with l,,o,a,s ;,., e,,oJ ~ o,,,.v ~. ,l,o..t',
a snirit of mia ,ood-,,,,,e n,ejonioan, Id
nsi FIRE en,ooh /, ,bose deen..o, ave. N .ho,y
that ,bev oo,,d burn rather WARMLY vs,a tho
s,r,ke g;ven Aswa,,Il n, ys GA him r,,.
se.sioe n uond,o,s o,od ~ sonad n,..,;.,,
sense keen and ne,e,,,,;,,, ,oad;,,, ,,o,;,o.
easily and deducio, HE coec,n.;ons s;,h ,nors
tlan ordinarv ,ccr,,cv lie nr..o,,. ono ~
those oeculia, D,o,,I cono,,u,.,;ons ,.h;o,, 81
GOOD IN everv,bins ever ,e,dv ~ o,,.n oood
,dv;.s s.aL;n, .o,,,..l e., r.. ,....issI a.
give /, ueve, ,.,io, nnon /, ,,,..oo,a;vod Il,
whom no /. sbov, ho,,., H., ~, ,,o,o ~ -,
turned f,o,o ,,h,, he I.o,,, /. ,;h, he. ~.
Rocky Maintains can hs ,,,n.d ;,,o ,ho p,cie.
have seen in,, .Dor,h or Tohn Ch.,las ~
mon, IN as.ure me ,h,, no Ooo,,.l ,,o,,o, .an
swerye him from the p,,h nj du,v and ,ha, no
man knows hi. du,v bs,,sr Whv h;s whole
life il one LIVING v;y;dlv ,;c,,,sd n,ooroC ,hi.
Where /. the man .ho h,. c,csd d.,,h ooeoe,
in the pa,b Of dn,v ,b,n bst Where !. ,bs
man who sacrificed more of ne,sooaI comfor, ~
The GOOD of hi. country than bet Surely the
man cannot bs fouod Amid ,be "nr;ds noD,n
and circumstance Of clarion. war " m,nr men
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-30
THE DORMANT WEALTH OF MExI-


lffNH sAN JlN l.
Our attention has been attracted by an arti-
Gle which appeared in the Sglo some time
since, signed by Senor Caspar Sanchez Ochoa,
tir-,Ivd nIcues or D-r---.-r-.i.'' IT,.
writer. in commencing, says The volcano OF
Popocaiepoil, or, as it is called in the Indian
tongue, Smoky Mountain is the creates,
source Of wealth in the universe, in comparison
with which the quicksilver mines Of New Al
MAIDEN, the prolific veins Of the Sierra Madre,
and the pllcers Of California all sink into in
significance. The best mines of gold and sill
yer are always attended with uncertainties, and
Gegnently with great hazards Of fortune; for
when lead Of these metals is once interrupt
ed, large amounts Of money have often to be
expended TO find il again. Bot the volcano Of
PopOcaiepetl is no uncertain or chance enter
prise, II possesses real and certain treasure,
and that treasure is the nexhausiibe amount
of pure sulphur which is springing up every
day in infinite abundance from its bowels.
The date OF the eruption Of Papncaiepeil is
far back in antiquiiy-esiimated to be more
Than four thousand years since-and in all that
lis respirations have continued uninterrupted,
and fountains Of from an inch to foot in diam.
eier Of pure sulphur have poured hrth from the
~ S., """'u 'es"' ''a' II"
~ 80 9"oU'u ""'e ,''o"" %,
'"e e"'"s ''"'''s :. Ns ''''en'l'"' ou, II sun
o.'"ues :" P'D' rV''" ~ u"'''e'rup'eo aou"u'
- 80 10y rr'"s w 10 p'es%us ~, 'o"'en''
- no '"oD'" u '"e e'''e'' i"e Instance
I r,h s su' ,'n ~ ,"o supe'n',"' 'e,e'
~ 'e'' '"'ous" ~''''" '"e
'e"'S SIC ~ c". 10 10" o"v per
r-'1'e1s' " so ~ 'on ""Se,'A'
''''9 -, so ''e ''' sulphur
"'o'" W @"u "-eu ~ '"' e'a'e' may oe
'e' Wv" - %''''O'S vi '"''''O"s o' ai0oas oi me
pm ~,
o 80, WI" ''''' s"s '"ee.' says 'ne
- sit," -" ~ 'u'pnu''o A''o
so p".9ai.s =" sus sas'" supp " ','e noun
' "n,i.1 ." ;,h r"'pI WV" s"''S n.'' 'ae''i'y oe
sSrr"s1 ''s, a ao1%ee u '"e "a'ei'a' 'of
%1"e'", a"u 'o'" ""''n eo"s'A"' stream
~ ~ ~ LII r"'eu ,"'" ''e '"uus'''a, cues
~ y, ~ ""'''' o"ss 1"SS 's e'ea' 'S'ue ~
'"' p''so"' ."sTseu !" ,"e BUSINESS :,
',e ""'''D S'1es o''s"n'e An'"a,'y
!" "s ns"u'A'''''es' su'P""r'c aeiu 70 sne
an"u"' u u,e enormous sum OF from s,o'ooo'
wv " sSS'ooo,Voo' anu con'e"os t"a' 'eAieo
U" si'gn' eAn'0'' o' enterprise m'sn' eas"y
supply 'n,s ~ n,arAo'' aS '"e'o - no COMPARISON p:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-30
POETRY.
A SUMNER SABBATH.

IFrom the misunderstanding
The sun is rising DER the distan, hills
And throws its long, straight beams
On the ripe harvest plains,
Along the fiower-haunied lanes,
In full and iicry-heated streams
The distant CROW Of cock comes drovsilv
Up from the way-side hill
And, dull as in dream,
Gurgles the rock-bedded stream
Down IN the valley by the steep-roofed mill.
On the warm air the perfume Of the hay,
New-mown, blows from the meads:
And down the long roadside,
Where modest wild flowers hide,
Fresh perfume rises o'er the dusty weeds.
The brazen weather.eock is motionless
Upon the low huIch-spire
And glittering bright
Hangs 'gainst the uprising light,
Like guardian eherubim sword Of fire!
The echurch-bell rings and while its peaceful notes
Die on the calm, still air,
The happy rustics all.
Prompt to the sacred call,
In little scattered groups draw near;
Through trodden foot-pashs in the valleys low.
And on the low hillside,
Where happy hamlets lie
In sweet tranquility
Where pure Religion eovets to abide.
Through the low wicket come the gathering flock
Tread softly 'mong the graves
Enter the rustic doors,
And, while the organ pours
Forth from its deepest depths melodious waves
OF sacred music, tremulous and sad
While from the stir Of shrubbery
Murmuring 'moug the tombs
Cometh the sweet perfumes
Through the half-open windows where the sky
Peeps calmly in, they humbly kneel to pray
An answer to the prayerfa calls
Descending from above:
The spirit Of the dove
Seemeth to brood about the sacred walls.
While here sit, my childhood comes to me:
A hymn that timidly grew faint
As the late years rolled on,
Till it had almost gone,
Once more salutes my soul--a sweet pure plant
From dear, holy voice know in heaven.
feel my santed mothers hand
Lie tightly on my brow.
And TO me eometh now
The voice Of prayer from the far spirit-land.
Thus there are seasons when the dreaming soul
Wakes to q dear reality.
Apart from worldly care
II breathes holier air,
And swells with conscious Immortality.
II. BoSHAN
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-30
MISCELLANY.
THE CLAWS, OF KANSAS.

r.. a.. pLtt.I.t.Lt NJ -. -, ., ,
Inc o'her Gay, we looked al these laws IN
connection win 'he "hole hansas inlquity' and
gave 'hem 'her place amid The other parts aud
pieces oi the mechanism, IN order TO make II
apparent at glance That, as the obvious design
oi all una' s'npenuous scneme was 'he establish
men. "i slavery 10 inc 'efr''ory' even ,housh
.'e i""ao"a"'s "iu "o' eo"sen' 10 w. so "ius'
oe 'he covert design Q, ,he mod'hed oili oei"'e
congress snaPeo oy ioo"'Os A"u enoo'seo oy
Dous'as'
we KNOW 'ne eon'e"'s o' man sm'nu' we
can 'ofe'eh ms niso'y' 80 TAT as circumstances
WI" aiio" "''n !" Ac' muse" out' Anu MS
outward ac's are ,9'e'A'lo"' m PuU'''s''o" o'
ms real nature we, 'ne,e'o'e' LOOK more
q, '"ese Jaws, !" o'ue. '"a' y '1S'"s
A"u nA"''ns t"e 'u'' VIC may Juose VI 'ue "e''
"ne'ne', II u "e 'e" 70 s'ano' WIZ NOT mere
a,'e' yie'o inc same K'no' 'nousn' LOT purposes
est VI i,S apP'es Vi uea'" are Jus' snAAe" oH,
l. we n's' ASH 'ne a''eh''o" o' our rua"e'S
70 eiass OF t"ese laws "nie" DC iaoei'ea ~
'o"aess' winch 'ne modern Doracos enacted ~
'ne' "gh'e' uoou' perhaps just a"et 'hey "au
pieasan''y sumu'a'eu themselves WIN Tue 'o'-
lures OF 'heit 'e'lns' OF gorgen ,he'' s"ohg
aPpeutes WIN olood' IN 'nese Jaws ."ey
SCI asiue' WI" '"e "'os' @"''''I ~"'e S''p',e'J
impuoence' 'ne organic Ia" " o'tons'ess 'o' 'ne
ses"'a"o" " '"e s'''o,y "'1u ''o' Nv"
"'enus nae "a"ieu 'oi "e" We "a" o"''
eA"'1n 70" samples ''1. p.o'e w" J"s"y ."
uNeo '"e' a'o " "'' APP'''a'''" VI -" ""' VI
"e' "'sn'
py '"s p'Ea"'O low u ,;'s, oe%ess "s ~, ~
i,ouso y, ''e '''''''''a' 1s'',-' "
e'se'eu io' year, @"' "S Nou"'. W '@"
'es''' Du' :" O'"e, '" P'o,""s '''' ''-
ca, eAs'e"'o' 'ns'e i,""SAs sV"''''e
10 oeS'o~ on ei'ne' 1'Anen an Auu,''on4, 'e'"'
vi ueNI o"e year ie'"'ps 'sy '"'e"e " s0
sun iur'ner' IN 'nii'a"o" oi 'ne '0"s r''''A'
men1'
Dy 'ne organic is"' 'ne governor mas 'ne sA-
elusive i'gn' oil ue'et'nin'ng VINO arc eiee'eu 10
he ieg'sia'ute' po, "s' oouy "'e''u'eu n's
decisions anu ea'eo JACK muse "no" nc nAu
o"sseo ,'o" 'e,' SeS'
ny 'ne organic ia~' 'ne pay o, ee''a" oni-
'e's !" n''Sas was SPe'"ieu nu' ''A' oouy
so'e an 'nc'eass " pay ""''" Is " ." 'aNe"
rom '''e 'euefa' treasury
Dy tue o'eAn'o Jaw, 'he ,es'''"'u,s ., Na"'
SaS Is ,es''S'neu ',o"' iu'e''s,'ns WI" "e pa
nAy o'sPoss' VI "e So' '"' s''e'a' VI '''''
i@"s ue"1"''y SCI ss'ue 'r'S GU, e"1'',"e"'
ny "e o's'"'V ,a"' a'' .'''' o'0e'' :" -N1
sss are 10 DC qua''neu ~ 'AS"s a" Sa'" " suP
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-30

AMERICAN CoN.-The directors Of the mint
propose that the new cents shall be 50 parts
copper and 10 parts nickel. This will make
coin of dark reddish color. 1t is to weigh
70 grains, less than half of the present cent,
which is l6s grains.
The old Spanish coin is rapidly disappear
ing from circulation. All that is undefaced
now commands a premium, as well as the old
issue Of our federal government, whose new
issue having an alloy, dsPlaces all other silver
currency.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-30

Il. c. CROSS, NJ. D.,
HYSICIAN AND SURG N,
Office near }. Clark's Drug Store.
Such Domestic Medicines as have proved valuable
10 my practice during the last ten years in
Guilford and Leyden kept on hand
and dispensed at my Office.
Pure Matter for Vaccination.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-30

How ARe YR, Born OF YE!-The Boston
Post bosts Of political meeting in Connects
cut, at which there were two acres Of Demo-
Gratis. We learn that they were both Bob
AeIes.-BostoR Atlas.
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EsTEY * KATHAN.

ESTEY * KATHAN,
Dealers in all kinds Of
MARBLE, GRANITE, SLATE, SOAP
STONE, sc.
Doors South of the Bridge Main Street,
BRATTLEBoRo, VT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-18

II SION MERCHANTS SAN FRANCISCO .Ai.-tof-
FcF 1874 FRONT NEW YORK -Particnar attention
nail ia AES OF TOBACCO and consgnments direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited -
REFERENCES.--A 4 \ Lawrence Go, boston Aheh
& pavsm New York; Courtney Cushing baltimore
Davenport Allen CO. Edmond Davenport ~ Co iuuia.l
& Wasnn. James +. Heath late auditor, and rehsiaW
co Richmond; Mc1orkle Jones, Mcdaniel Hurt \ lres'
ton T. C. S Ferguson Co, and Miller trenahaw Lyheh
burg - ,..,.ea i, Na,,
B-IIaving established branch of our house IN New
York our partner in that city will give ms personal
attention to the receiving ranshppng and securing the 10Y"
st rates Of freight (ree of comisson on all goods cosgh
ed Ia our Francisco House. ~,
Ne>srs Edmond Davenport Co, win act for rs at Rich
I'D 2--eodlv.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-18

TIC" Il TAKING THE LEAD OF ALL oIffk
ysICs So writes one of our agents and do fndit
nant who attach proessorshps TO and the
qiteKs Az ~ Gnoro reserved but not less be avode)
ming mendcah's Qhoie Qs - doa,,r "a nslm off and do
coed in ISOLATED cases in dping the people with something
re- W va A., y ~ harm the sale of Dr Wright vau
H. out al 'nes ,,pe ,nnre esneraly physicians.
ascertain whether the article ignorantly prepar'
tles'ly as. 81 m has invented IT, To all ply
or rwether true i5 Ss ,rnnarstion we would refer
aus m ~. er tbo nnbic that il is the resul, ocighteen
and further assure t"e up ,ao,icn all of which need
Ielrs experience in an extensive pl" u pb,ir take
~ f M ..I ionid Cathartc' Price 80 and 25
Ut H. n ,,,ins fnr tbc ue accompanying each bot
/ is, with fuH directions lol NJ tur u S,stns
Sold everywhere III the ~ t nrseves II can be had
LRe IL rai ana ,heh ,ii,,s pripcinal Depo i0l
l4esae and retail az III, "a, gos Richmond Strother
adway, \. Y; Purcell l+aia - - rmnbhnre and at
"hteheaas ;, o. II, - hout the state fe Lin
Y Pfneipal Drug stores o 'o-to, - =, -, a.,
ID Chronic or Nervous Debility Disease OF the hney h h
diseases arising from Dsordered iVcF pr or 70 th load
ohslpation ihWaf" , IIaartburn Disgust Food,
ntss or weight in the stomach Soar Eruetaons snKnS
Fuering Al The Pit of the stomach swimming OF ihr ie
r"d acn breathing Fluering at the Heart Chnak
I'D or Snfrocating sensations when in lying postur @ @
IN Of Vision pots or Webs before the sight feVcr anu
in , Had peacicncv of piration 1eiowncsS OF the
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he raeyh published at Woodstock Va said Jan
Is55 a Great Medicne-we have uniformly ref aned
ro,nnniing to the public any of the various patent
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