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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-10-17

fppse51Dsse9gtS CANAL RAILROAD. NEW AR
fts.s:ss.s5s.isss RANGEMENT commencing THURSDAY,
--AD- AUG, l3rH 1857. Trains will run daily, Sun
days excepted) as follows
Leave NEW HAVEN at 100 NJ for Northampton freight
train with passenger attached, arriving at IL 20 NJ
ll2l A. NJ, Tor arrival Of 500 A Express Train
New York for Northampton connecting with train Conn
River H. H., for Greenfield Brattleboro. Bellows Falls and
intermediate stations.
4l5 p. NJ, Tor arrival of II As p NJ. train from New
York; for Northampton connecting Mt Planyle with
Hartford Providence and fslkil X. H. for Bristol and
Waterbury, and ut Nestfeld with train Western H. r.
for Pittsfeld, Albany aud intermediate stations.
Leave NORTHAMPTON at 500 A. NJ freight train with
passenger attached connecting at Wested with train
Western L. H. for Pttsfed Albany, Tro, aud inferno.
date stations At Planve with train Hartford Provi
dence and fishk for Hartford Providence and inter
mediate stations. At New Haven with 0,30 A N. Train
New York
l0, A. NJ in connection with train on Conn River H.
r. from Bellows Fails Bratteboro Greenfield and inetme
datc stations Connecting at Westeld with West
X. r. for Fsfeld Albany Troy and intermediate sta.
tious, and at New Haven with 13O NJ Express Train oI
New York.
sos p. NJ. in connection with train on Conn River r.
from the North, Connecting at Weshed with train on
Western H. X. for Pitsfed Albany Troy and inferno ae
New York.
C0IlinsviIie Branch Train.
Leave COLLINSNlL' at I IL A. and 90 p. NJ
Returning leave ainville at IL As P NJ and $40 r. NJ
Freight Notice.
Freight forwarded with dispatch from Northampton
New York. and New York u Northampton through without
change Of cars
Daily Lines of Stages from Cheshire to Waterbury
and from Collinsvlr to New Hartford and Winsted,
from Northampton to Florence aydcnvile, Wiausburgh
Amherst and Hadey p. DENNIS, General Agent.
New Haven, Aug ID, 1857.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-10-17

"During the time occupied the office Of Commissioner Of
Patents r. H. Eddy ESQ., Of Boston, did business the Pa
Office, Solicitor for procuring patents There few,
any, prs acting in that capacity, who had much bu
ness before the Patent Office; and there who
Quoted 1t with skill, fidelity and regard MIR.
Eddy u the best Informed and klfu Patent So
citos In the United States and have hesitation
ing inventors that they cannot employ person
tent and Trustworthy and capable Of putting their app
cations in form to for them early and favorable
consideration at the Patent Office EDMUND BURKE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-10-17
AMERICAN s. FOREIGN PATENTS.
R. H. EDDY, Solicitor of PATENTS,

TON, UNDER THE ACT OF 1870
76 STATE ST.. opposite KiIby si.. Boston.
A FTkK AN EXTENSIVE PRACTICE OF UPWARDS
"A Of twenty years, continues secure Patents in the
ned states also in Great Britain, France and other foreign
countries. Caveats Specifications Assignments and all Pa
pers Drawings for Patents, executed liberal terms, and
with despatch Researches made American Foreign
works. determine the validity utility Of Patents Inven
Onand legal other advice rendered IN all matters touch
ing the Copies Of the claims Of any Patent furnished
BY RENTING One Dollar. Assignments recorded Washing
ton
This Agency is not only the largest in New England, but
through inventors have advantages for securing patents,
ascertang the patentaby u Inventions unsurpassed by
II not immeasuraby superior To- any which be offered
them elsewhere The testimonials below given prove that
is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT OFFICE than the
subscriber; and as SUCCESS is THE BEST PROOF OF AID
NANTAGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
abundant to believe and prove that other
Office o the kind the charges for professional services
moderate. The immense practice Of the subscriber during
twenty years past has enabled him accumulate COT
lection Of specifications and official decisions relative patents
These besides his extensive library Of legal and mechanical
works, and full accounts Of patents granted in the United
States and Europe render him able beyond question: offer
superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity Of journey to Washington, N procure
aud the usual delay there here saved inventors
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-10-17
But N certain Samaritan ms he journeycd,
came where he was."

THE GOOD SAMARITANS OF THE
l. present day making use Of Il. ". SINONDs PAIN
CURER alleviate the pains Of suffering humanity with such
great results that many OF the orsduous asonhed
II is medicine that be relied upon with safety the
treatment Of the following diseases;
Rhumatism, Neuralgia, Lameness, Cuts Burns, Bruises
General Debility, Weak and Lame Stomach, Stupidity
Diarrhoea Dysentey, Cholera, Cholera Morbus Tooth
ache
There medicine that is giving such good satisfaction
the afflicted c. W. SIMONnS Vegetable Pain Cure No
family should lie without It, Try IL you afflicted.
REV j. PEACOCK, says, have used your Pain Curcr for
several months past and find II valuable Medicine think
that il every family would it when needed they would pre-
vent much sickness and medical expense.
JESSE STONE Of Boston, says, Mr.. Smon,s think your
Pain Curer is the most worthy Of its any that is in
the market. think superior "Davis Pain Killer" and
have used both have been receiving beneN from
the Of your medicine Much attend your labors.
Wholesale Agents in Vermont JOSEPH CLARK, Bratc-
boro Y. y. SMITH, Montpelier.
Retail Agents, J. W. HOLT0N, and wYMAN X WEBSTER
raeboo, and dealers in Medicine generally throughout the
country u3s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-10-17
TIE LIVER fNvIGORATOR
PREPARED BY DR,SANFuRD

II great scientific medical discovery and T. daily WORK.
ing almost too great believe II cures as II b
magic, the 6rst d0 gr'ng b,nsft and seldom mon,
than dose Is required 10 any kind " Iire Com
plant, from tho worst Jaundcc Dyspepsia to common
headache, all Of which the result Of Dis,as.d Li,,y
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-10-17


"AuGUsr L. ls55-During the time have held the Office
Of Commissioner Of Patents, r. II. Eddy ESQ., Of Boston,
been extensively engaged in the transaction Of business with
the 0ce solicitor. He is thoroughly acquainted with the
law and the rules Of practice of the Once regard him as
Of the most capable and successful practitioners with
whom have had official intercourse. CHAS MASON
Commissioner Of Patents
Boston, Jan. !, 1857. 1y2
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-10-17
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PHENIS
RITTERS.

BITTERS,
THE REST FAMILY ME pICINE NOW BEFORE the
public, for the Of ScRoFULA ULCERS ScuRvEY.
ERuProNso the SKIN FEVER and AGUE DYSPEPSIA DRoPsY,
and in fact most all diseases yield their curative proper
ties.
II has been utcd that during the last twenty Eve
years upwards of MILLIONS of persons been bene
fitted by the Of these medicines fact which speaks
volumes in favor of their curative proper tea single trial
wi place them beyond the reach Of competition in the
innate Of every patient BY their the BLOOD Is RE-
STORED TO HEALTHY STATE and freed from all mpuri
ties The system Is reduced during their operation but
invgorated, and they require restraint from business or
pleasure.
The afflicted have in these medicines remedy that will do
for them all that medicine possibly effect
Prepared by W. h. M0FRAT, NJ D., New York. And for
sale by J. ". H0LTON, BrattebOro Vt 24-ly
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25

Ia hT~Thc New Orleans Delta estimates
the total numbcrof the slaves at the South
At a small number over three and half
million, and their aggregate value csti-
matedat present prices, at fully sixteen
hundred million Of dollars The cotton
plantations in the Southern States it cs-
Inmates at about eighty thousand, and the
aggregate value of their annual product,
at the present prices Of cotton, is fully one
hundred and twenty-five millions Of dol
lars. There are over fifteen thousand tc-
bacco plantations, and the sum Of the an
nual products of these plantations may be
valued at fourteen millions Of dollars
There are two thousand six hundred su.
gar plantations, the products of which
average annually more than twelve mil
lions Of dollars. There are Eve hundred
and tifty-one rice plantations, which yield
an annual revenue of over four millions
Of dollars. From these facts, a person
may form faint idea Of the relative a.
mount and value of the annual exports
from the South. .@....
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We gave ali account on Saturday OF =
man abscondiug unceremoniously from
the Boston House on Friday night last,
leaving three horses which are supposed
to have been stolen. On Monday, man
who claimed to be his brother-in-law, pre-
s.nted TO Marshal Unger a written ord.r
from him Tor the horses, stating that he
(Roberts) had not stolen thea, but had
left the city for fear OF lynehing on ae-
count Of the excitement Just now preva-
lent concerning horse-thieves. The Mar
shal, however, considers it exPedicnt TO
retain the horses until more positivc proof
is adduccd that they have not been sto-
len. The man who claimed to be Rob
erts brother-in-law came from Columbus
City, but refused to tell where he (Rob-
erts, was. The Marshal assured him
that there need be no apprehensions Of
lynching or even execution of the law un-
less tie Suspected man is clearly proven
guilty Of the charge.-Thus the matter
rests. Ii tie accused is innocent, thc
best thing he can do is to come back and
! establish that fact = Mrs. Jour.
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Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska Railroad.

Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska Railroad.
The business Of the twenty miles Of
this road, now open between Clinton and
Dc Witt, has thus far exceeded the antic-
ipation Of its most sanguine friends. In
view OF the scarcity of grain, the busy
season for farmers, and the time usually
requisite for the channel Of business to be
turned towards new road, the number
Of ears which were provided at the open
lag, was supposed to be sufficient to do
the business which might offer on 20
miles for the present, aud until the crop
should come Oft, and the road be further
extended. 1t was soon found, however,
that this could not be done without seri-
ou.ly interfering with the work of con-
s.ruclion, and that additional cars were
required. Fifteen more platform cars
have therefore been procured, and are
now on the road ~. b.
The receipts, exclusive Of all work ana
freight for the road itself, and Of Express
charges were for IA days. ending June
30th 81 ,56v,3S. Since that time they
have been daily increasing
When the fall crops come off, and the
road is extended another 20 miles, as it
will then BE, the business will be very
large, and will begin to Afford liberal r.
Enumeration to it's builders, and when it
reaches Cedar Rapids it bids fair to be
one Of the best paying roads in the west,
poa It's cost, which will be much less
than that OF any other road in this section,
or in Illinois, of the same length. --Cii"-
ton Herald, 1lh.
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The ssRcgulatols,' About.

We have information that the Cedar
County Vigilance Committee have noti-
fed two citizens Of thi. county who are
suspected Of being engaged in hnrse-steal.
ing and counterfeiting to leave the State
in ten days. We withhold the mention
of names and places until something more
definite transpires. We hope that such
an extreme measure as hanging will not
be rcsorted to. The persons whose names
wehavc heard mentioned ought, however,
to be arrested, and the grounds of the
charge made against them Investigated
according to law, for they have long been
suspected Of such nefarious operations.
Nus. Jour
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The Looks Of Things.

The Looks Of Things.
Would it not improve the general APP
p.arance Of our town if our citizens wo'd
cause all Of the May-weed, growing in
such abundance in our streets, to be
moved down. 1t can with truth be said
that Dog fennel has taken the town. at
the present time it presents one white
surface as if covered with snow. 1t is
now about to 60 to seed, but if cut down
grass will grow in its place next season,
but if left to 90 to seed it will root out
the last vestige Of grass and take possess
ion of every garden, grass-plat, court
square and everything else.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25

o, charge Of h riaS ta.potrss 4 tic nmr.
dor in rvwqsaail county, few months
since, was. on Tuesday. taken cut VI the
handa oe,i.c Sheriff and deliberately hung,
6. Monsesena, By IN of 400 citizens.
A chang Of yenha had been asked for
and created The granting Of this APP
plicatioo, by Judge Stone, was the signal
for seizure Il the prisoner. snd his execu-
tion il tho immediate vicinity of the
town Of Montczuma. The citizens gem
orally, male and female, looked ON approx
ingls, at the butcheriug Of the miserable
culprit Mus. jour.
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That - Iloy~ Again.
In the last number Of the Democrat is
another fling At US for being ga boy"
no Judge. The article is from the pen of
friend Curtis, as he is the one who ap-
posrs to do the business there, always
seen with coat of, sleeves rolled up and
pen in his mouth.
We would reply to him, that we are
doing our bes. to grow Folks--ayc, We
are getting fat weigh nearly $50 lbs,
but cannot show the gristle friend Curtis
does, nor have we seen as many winters
a. he. But then after ALL it is not the
length of time person has Tired that
makes tho man, but how he has lived;
nor is it the We ;ht of his bread-tuh, nor
what is IN it; but Of what is in his head
La age and weight of bread-tub Curtis
beats US, he being the bigges. calf, bu.
in other respects We claim the superiori-
ty.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25

The Maine Conference of the Metho-
dist Church has passed resolutions de-
nouncing tobacco as "an expensive and
needless indulgence, unfavorable to clean
illness and good manners, unbecoming
Christians, especially Christian minis,
tiers and, like the use of alcohol, vio-
lation of the laws of physical, iutellec.
tusl, and moral life
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STATt, tyF IOWA.

STATE OF Iowa.
cEDAR COUNTY
To whom II ina, concern. r a ~.
NOTICE is hereby given thai the Chicago Iowa
~ and Nebraska Railroad have located the
line Of its road over and acros. tic northeast
quarter If se.tio 81 township 81, range !, west
Of the stil principal meridian The owner Of said
tract Is nnknowA 10 the officers OF said railroad
company. II il believed that tue owner IL A non.
resident OF this Sra,e and this rotirr il given in
order thai proceedings suay he hal for the
ment Of dana ges oceasSsncd nv tic location OF
said line a. uforcssid as IL presided ". the Laws
-ssse e+aft vi .nA.a
GmeAao iowa Az gLsaas-.i nAiLseAr,
~ its Attorney,
.Iair la. $50. 1pai \. II BAKER.
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The new steam sloops Of war, FIVE in
number, are to be propellcrs. The Navy
Department has issued notice that pro.
posals will be received for building one
Of them till the oath of August. The
amount appropriated for building these
steamcrs--sl 900, O00--is believed to be
very inefficient for that purpose
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~ANSy,n REAPER 4 MOWER.

r,>IIE Subscribers are the agents for Csdar Co.
fol tue sale of these .a
6e9eb.ated Machines.
which arc confessed 70 be the best combined ma
chine patented. having taken premium over eve
- other Farmers wishingtc purchase khonld
ssnd 10 .aeir orders carly, a. thu supply iEiN hf
,....,sJ EbIJRSE s7rYT
issr, re.Ftr ~ aara Is'4Tafs.. at II.
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The Markets.

MUscATlNE, July IS.
Wheat, spring, 92ao5; winter, l,05a
Ito. Flour, s7,50aS00 Corn, 70aSO.
Oats, 75c Potatoes old, LIS, new 81 90.
Eggs loo. Butter, zoe. Smoked hams,
sugar cured, 15a17c Shoulders, l24c.
Clear sides, l5c. Hides, green, Sc; dry
flint, lie. Lumber s20a35 per 900 #.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25

The spirit of moboeracy and lynch law
is becoming more and more violent and
defiant Of the lava ef ths land. We lear
rr,r t',4 .oaa Gil Rrps'fecaa 81 yoster
,lay that he person ahn was under arrest
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STATE OF IOWA,
,,usn u frltIrNTH

STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
TO whom II insy concern.
NyoTiCE Il hereby given that the Chicago, Iowa
IN and Nebla M Railroad have located the line
of its road over aud across the south west quar-
ter Of the south west quarter Of section Twenty
81 ght township Eshty-twc. Tangs ono, vest nfth
tn. owner az said tract Is nnknowntn the Off.
GERS OF said railroad company, bnt il is believed
that saisbowaerisa nonresident OF this state This
notice is given in order that proceedings may be
had for the assessment Of damages occasioncd ~
the location Of said line as Aforesaid: ~ Is pro-
.iJ.a l., the laws OF The State OF Ioaa.
cu,o. so, low AND SEBsAskA RAitKoAs.
I.y It's At0rneH
.,rr;h@x 1857. by n. b. BAKER.
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Tiscellaueous Articles

Lamps, Of every description; Sewing Birds.
crochet Needles china Figures, Patent Nutmeg
Graters, Port Monnaies. Segar cases. curtain Pins
ard bands, Bsnjoes, Tambourines Violins, Guitar
and Violin strings, spectac!es, Pocket compasse.,
Tape Lines. Horae Fleams Pocket Knives Stair
Rods. House, Whitswash, Scrub Dust and Pain.
brushes Stair and clothes Brushes, Toastsrs. sad
Irons, Patent Self,heating Irons House Bells, Rat
Traps, etc, etc. s5ti
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5Cttle Up!.
ALL PERSONS kugNins tbs plseycs iudcbt-
I'D to the Undersigned, either l.. no.c Or hool lc.
count, ar: hereby no,ih"d to ali a,ai settle the
same be sure the FIRST Gar Of sept n@N, as by DO.
ing sSthcy sill trouble and eost..
Tins H. A. L. DAVIDSON
Toronto. Iosa.
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To Subscribers.
Those of our town subscribers who did
not receive their last weeks paper can do
80 by calling at this Office. A new ar
rangcment has been made ut the Post
ofhce by which town papers will not be
distributed there As heretofore. We
we're consequently, compelled to get them
carried, but the boy did not find all Of the
subscribers residences. We will make
some permanent arrangement BY next
week
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DAVENPORT. July

Wheat per bu., 81, 90; Oats 75c.; Corn
Soc; Flour, superfnc, per tbl. 500;
Corn meal per bu. 90c.; Potatoes old, per
bu. 81, 80, new 2,00a2 40; Butter 25c..
Eggs Zoe; Prairie hay S.; Timothy $40.
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DUAAHp SYDAR>
ny w. q. LUDI.ow,
Dealer IN
Groceries,
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Hardware,

Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Gaps, Notions. Implements and arti'
cles generally needed by the farming community,
and in fact everything tina, may be called for in
bis line.
Now is tie time to buy vogr Goods in order TO
ae. the styles and It's a well known fact that his
prices are always as low As the lowest
All goods warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Plcase call and examine our goods whether ,ou
want to bay or not, we want your opinion OF them.
We charge nothing for showing our Goods, but
lake pleasure in doing So.
2Slv W. %. LUDLOW,
Opposite the Depot, Durant. Cedar CO.. Iowa.
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STATE OF IOWA
CEDAR car~Ir.
Notice to whom il r,sy Concern.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Chicago 10.
IN va and Nebraska Railroad have located the
line of its road over ana across the northwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of sseiiou thirty
tour township eighty-two ranse one, west Of the
Fifth principal meridian The owner Of each OF
said tracts j. unkBown 20 The officers Of said Rail
road company, hut II is behaved thai the said
OWNER il a nonresident Of this STATE. This notice
is given III or 'er that proceedings mar &c had Or
the sssessnrnt Of damages oceasionrd u the To-
cation Of said line as aforesaid; i pros ided ~
tue Laws OF the State 81 Iowa.
CHICAGO Iowa Asp NEsaasE RaLroar.
~ its ATTORNEY.
July itb, isa'. .GTs \. H. BskIR.
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CARRIAGES \ WAGONS.
'l'1tE Irbsciihcr havjn- just lc'nrn"d from the
Fast, eau supply tile people 81 Cedar and
adjoining cniptirs with anything y tho line Of
Carriages or SiusEr 4 Double Wagons,
made Of the hest material md hv experienced
workluer. Al "o~k warrln5ed. With geasoistric
uta.r
Ter,us.-nnc-tbirl ca.'I. the tojaarg N Fix
months. To- further particular app -
2sm.pd u. Il. riHrEkEn.
y. b.--Stnd Ia your ordot. soon. Upton.
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Price = per Bottle. or Six for ~. Deliver
ed To any Address,

Accompanied ~ reliable and responsible Certificates hou
Professors ri Medical Colleges, CisTgyinou and esrs
Prepared and sold hy II. 7. HEHE0Lp.
Practical and arals teal Chcinis.
No. 81 sostA Tes.h St, belov Cnss:raf, .ssstnbts
Baiaiags, Fkiia.
Y r To he had Of GILBERT e. CO.. and Of all the
Druggists ard Dealers throughout the United stator,
c Anad ~ And Rsitsh rr z nees.
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DEWAnE or CoUNTERFEIrs.

.
STATE OF low
cEpAR COUNTY.
To whom ii may eonctrG.
NOTICE II hereby given thst the Ghica e, To-
~ VA and NchI a,ha Railroad have located the
line of It's road over and across the uortllr ist
quarter OF the southeast quarter OF section thirty
TOW nship eghtf.t"a, range NC, w.st Of the diib
principal Ineridear. The owner IL said tra-t i
unknown to The officers u s.it railroad rompany.
but it is believed that said owner j. nonresident
of this state Wis notice IA t!'cn in order that
proceedings may he had for the assessment OF
damages eecasiplsd b, TIE lotatiom Of said line
AZ aiolcsaid: as Is provided by thu laNs Of tn"
Stasa Of Iowa.
CRic AGO, Iowa ASn N.rR AssATALsnAn.
Jpis ih lajI. 3a.t ", HAkip.
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pALSSm FOR THE THROAT A LUNGS

LIFI. SAVED Al MIDNIGHT,
By Gragerie's instant Cure al Pain.
The moment it is usc.i nter1sIly it darts thro'
I'd. a. stem, ala,s pain instantly. ~ fuur minutes
it has dnusea tn rongh the lrmnha',c system. aud
blood It's thFt.n- ponar apd quickly :yrtea its
yeia OF gland dissosing distinctions relieving
inaamatiou. feycr6 and SIa-'a"fic pains. has cured
nervous headache III 80 ninutcs, curing rhsurna.
tim magic,llr il fact Il l. tle ora ron g: ne
iiciup.
Just Try Ono T,.,ttit .--prirs 25 cts.
All TN, above Meaielngr lot sal, hs GIL.
RF'k! Il ca. Iiptop.s io~a, o&,i.
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SCIENCE d FAME
aan fAAn 4, lru IYaXn Riar,. Satx

and not single instance Of its failure has rcpor1ed
Personally appeared before the, Alderman Of the
city of Philadelphia, ii. I. HELBoLp, Chemist, who
being daily swon does that his preparation contains
W Sa.c..f, Mercury nuroa. vguE, BIZ, ars purely
Vegetable. IL. i. HkNBoLU, Sol. nanufdcture
Swe-n ana subscribed Def tie 81 Jay Of Now
1851. WI 7. HIpDaen, Alderman