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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-05-28

3. W. Fowls Co ,-Geniemens-This cerhes that
tor many years afflicted with disease u the lungs until
| became weak that II with difficulty that could
walk My cough during this time severe causing
frequently raise greet quantities Of blood attended with
profuse night sweats
Amer using various remedies purpose advised
try Wisor's Baisam Of Wiid Cherry. did and be-
fore using the FIRST bottle entirely restored perfect
health and strength.
would also that this Dalsam cured little girl u
mine Of attack Of Whoopng Cough, when her life
given by the physician and all other remedies had
failed (signed) JOSIAH H0PF.
None genuine unless signed ~. BUTTS" the outer
wrapper.
Prepared by SETH W. FOwLE 4 CO., Bosros, and for
sale by l. N Thorn and JosgPH CLARK Brdffieboroj r.
BIHcuARD, DBmmersfonj BAKER HEwKrr, Prfnsyj n.
WILCOX, W. Wesfminsftr 8. p. MILLER, FayeheuiAej
o. L. SHERMAN, Wiifdmsuile W. Y. HOwt, Dopsr j. @.
HIeGISs, Hdrdsboro', and by dealers everywhere.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-10-27
lsew and Extensive stock of
ESARDW AR

HAVING nav completedmy Spring purchases
and in possession OF a new and spacious ware
house, am prepared to furnish to my friends
and transient purchasers q larseSand well se-
lected stock of Goods.
My assortment ofIron, (rollod I'D hammer
ed, Steel, Nails, Spikes, stoves, sheet Iron,
Lead Pipe, Pig Lead, &c., is ve,y complete,
rnd am adding daily.
Builders will find great variety Of Locks,
Hinges, Screws and carpenters every descrip-
ton OF Planes and other Tools.
Also-BLACKsMITH'S TOOLS, such as Bel.
lows, Vices, Anvils, Hammers and Buttrcsses.
have all the different descriptions of Spades
Shovcls, Hoes, Axes, Hatchets, Chises, Saws,
&c.
tits my intention, now that / have an ahun
dance of warehouse room, always to keep on
hand full supply of all articles in the Hard
ware line, n much reduced prices, for cash
or to punctual dealers at short dates.
have n fine stock II TABLE AND POCk-
EFT CUTLERY, and having imported my Ia
bile Cutlery direct from hefield, will sell ut "
much lower price than any house in he city
J. W. MAGRUDER,
Corner Baltic. and Mechanic streets.
Cumberland, Md, March II, lS69-y.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-10-27

1MPoRrANT TO FANMERs -lInground
grain is heating to the stomach of all an
finals and of difficult digestion, produc-
ing collie and other infanmatory diseasrs
particularly in hYrses, which tends gre t.
ly to shorten their lives; they are depriv-
ed Of the benefits derived from the slim
ulus Of distentiun, So necessary to the
proper health of all animals by being
unable to cat sufficient bulk to produce
it before they become gorged. But when
ground into meal, an mixed with cut
hay or straw of any kind, this necessary
dstension is produced with ont any dan
ger Of disorders arising from eating too
much. 1t is now eight years since have
been in the habit of feeding corn in this
WY. and out of six to ten horses | have
annually kept, in that time there was
but one case of sickness among my hors-
es. which was slight collie. This un-
common health Of my horses | attribute
in great degree, 10 the use of ground
fond
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farmera' tltpartmtnt.
THE INFLUENCE OF SALT UPON THE GROWTH
AND HEALTH OF CATTLE.

The practice of sailing stock at regu-
Tar intervals, of generally about once a
week, is maintained by all good farmers.
When cattle and other farm stock are
allowed to psrtake Of salt at pl asure, it
is found that in the season of the year
when the grass is making its most lux
uriant growth and is the most succulent,
the consumption of the salt is the great
est. Besides the beneficial effects Of
salt upon the animal system, its use
is an important means to call together
at stated periods the large herds that are
pastuted on the prairies and plains
Stock that have been thus treated expect
it and are ready to answer at the first
call of the herdsmar.
Boussingault made come observation
concerning the influence of salt upon
the laltening of cattle His experiments
show that salt does not exert that bene-
fetal influence on the growth of cattle
and the production Of flesh which is u
sua' y attributed to it.
His experiments extend over period of
thirteen months, and were made upon Il
number of steers some of which had
their rltions sailed, while others had not;
in other respects they were treated in a
precisely similar manner. The results
show that the increase in the propn.ti"'
of flesh does not pay for the salt employ
ed. 1t is, however, remarked t ut IA
saline diet does exert beneficial G ..ect
on the appearance and condition of the
animals, for the steers which were de-
pr,ved of salt for eleven molth fp,p feared
sluggish and of n languId temperament,
their coats being rough, devoid of Clio. a
and partially bare, Will, tGose which
had been fed with salt were lively. had
a fine glossy coat, and were sure to at
tain a considerably higher price i'll the
market.
FROM the observation of this disti-
gulshed agriculturist and chemist, al
though it does not appear that there was
an actual cash profit in feeding salt to
his steers, yet from the sleek, healthy
appearance of those treated to it. it evil
dently contributed to their h alth, aud
We believe nature not only demands
but requires it - ln'ley Farmer.
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A WONDERFUL CURE PERFORMED By
4 u 3 RI III B DY,

Hessrs. Hedley d Shriper.
Gs"Hemen:--AboutT Thanksgiving
day 1857, Nov. 26.) had the misfortune to
receive severe injury by falling off the top of n
railroad car, bruiSing and straining my back
50 that was complete cripple, not being able
to move myself without the most excrutiatinE
pain. 1procured a bottle ofyour valuable Lini-
ment and used it rs directed; in four days
was able to walk about and in six weeks cur
ed, the pain and swelling having entirely left
my back
l checrfully recommend your Liniment ms be-
in z an article which believe to be unriYalled.
JAS. SULLIVAN.
Cumberland, Feb. 10, 1858.
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BATTLE MONUM ENT,
S {. n &c h olas Hotel


CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND.
He sulseriL.r having lea,ed IL. ct. Ei.b-
oins liUte! sid pur,la.,d tl,rlol. Vi .ls
splendii furLitu.c with which it il ilIri.Lst IN
!uIuriani style, Tesreettril! iniln, Il, ltl.,s
thstltisn open for the rectrt;t1 Z! ito
friends and rHireis, and will contiirr /, u
Kept in style equsl ~ first clHss City ~
tels. Neither pnint reaIGHtt nil li,lti.N
to render entire shtisfactinp and fr,l Hsuy
y-ars -xperirhc. AZ . hU.t lie fstt,r. ku.el
that he can accom- ith it.
The RooMs are large ard we'll ventilated
and the hotel itself, he,id.s being cen,t1isn
to, issnihcicntly distunt IRE NJ The ItIotte 10
Irettrom tie incess"at rinyi"y 81 bsH. osd liz
'f'"'ire coal smoke aud ga. eseGping frIs 10.
comotires continually standing in the inne-
dinte vicinity of the Passage, Depot
Polite Portersalrays in atltpdsnc. stthsls.
pot to receive checks and take charge Of log.
gage.
liberal share of patronage 10 respectfully
solicited.
BOARDING PER DAT also
5s@' The several Stage Linesrnnipg hereto
fore from the Revere House, to the Bsdi,id
Springs JoLnstoHr and Nssi Newton tIrtr.r
the National Road, NOW stsr; II, N the st. Mich
olas. Persons wishing to ti"Yel .,eI ellie, Of
these .osds will have Itaets provided fer II .,:i
without furthe, trouble, by leaving their llrss
at tho cfire.
Persons ~isbng TO travel over the d tire lie
in the daytime can do 80 by taking the Mai
or Accommodation TWINS ir'm Baltner, rsa
la!ins over in Cumberland until tie Lta.
morUing <, and taking the o'cork train Iirss
from the Wet cnn take H.. .foii Trsip, lie
over and take the "a. m. train foI ne 1s.,.
SAMUEL LuAAN, Prepttet.r.
Sept. 8. 1888.
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Useful Receipts.

TARRISG NosEs.-As remedy for ca
tarrh and colds which SO often aiflict
sheep, especially in wet SEASONS. as a
preventive against the fly which during
the summer, lays its eggs in the nostrils
OF the sheep, to produce the next winter,
that fatal disease, graL or corN, az II
heuf. the nose Of the sheep should be
tarred every few weeks. Some put tar
in trorghs, and sprinkle with salt, that
they may get it on in their eagerncss
for salt, but we prefer 20 make the actu-
al application. IAN ounce Of proven
ton is worth 4 pound of cure. "-Ec.
HEAvEs--To cure heaves in horses.
it's recommended to give strong de-
c"ction of smartwecd, mixed with bran
or put in cut feed. A few doses are
said to be an cff.ctual cure. Dry hay
or other food of this character should be
withheld during the operation. Will
our readers having horses thus afflicted
treat them in this way. and give us an
account of the results?-.H,ine El mcr.
a CORRESPONDENT of the Pruirie Far
n,er gives the following cure for S;ours
in horses:
After trying almost everything. !
have cured bad cases of scou"s in colt
by the following means: One to two
teaspoonsful of laudanum anu ten to If
teen grains Of tannin mixed with rain
water and used as an injection"
To PRoTEcr ANIMALS FROM FLIEs.-
A wash prepared by sleeping walnut
leaves in water will do it satisfactorily.
A gallon or mere should be m1nufa"tur-
at a time, and made strong, and placed
in the stable for daily use. Sponging
the animal over once in the morning will
answer for the day.
LINIMENT For SPRArNs, &c.--Unc pint
spirits of alc' hol, drachm ofopium and
drachms of spirits of turpentine.
CURE foR FIsTULA.-Tho following re-
ceipe is for the cure of this. loathsome
disease affecting the horse:
Recipe. To one half pint of Alcohol
add one ounce of Corrosive Subllmate
Apply the solution (warm) with brush
or mop Two or three applications. al
lowing day or two to interven, each,
will make a cure.
CuoLIc IN Houses is produced by drink
ing cold water. eating green fool aud
various other familiar causes Some
horses are subject to it at regular inter
walls. Gin and black pepper mingled
and moderate exercise with slight bleed
ing will usually effect cure Many
instances OF inflammation of the lungs or
stomach are caused by violent running
or harsh treatment to which horses are
often subjected, while they are suffering
from attacks of the cholic, which is al |
ways accompanied by certain degree
Of distention and irritation of the viscera
WoRMs IN HoRsEs "A horse will not
be infested with worms if he is fed resu-
larly with salt, and three times week
with small handful of hard wood ashes
A frequent supply of a little sal,ratus
would he found preventative of worms,
Iotts and cholic. f-e--
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u .Szl ~ENT TITS g.2,. r.

u M w III In -E..2. +
in sets, Cameo, Mosaic, Lava Gnldst"ur, Plal
Sctts Mourning Brcastpins. sand lar Rings, all
II the very latest styles also ha'" arE"
stock OF Gold Lockcts, Bracelets Cuff Pms.
Sleeve buttons, u large stock of Finger Elmgs
and Gold Studs, Cold W tch Keys, Gold and
Silver Chains of all styles. Gold and silver
lhimbles, and great variety of other articles
Nv stock has been selected Win great deal "i
9, eat cush prices ana with the determination
10 dispose OF it SO sto give general satisfaction.
A visit To my establishment is rr.pccth.i! -"!'-
cited. II, ping to receive patronage, ale" III
form the public that repair al kinds al Watch
e. and Clocks In u neat and dufahIe NAL nrr !;
particular attention mid to Fine Watch work.
All Watches and Clocks repaired by me are
warranted for one year ifcnIetully used.
Cumberland, March II, lS59-y.
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Winan's Steamship.

OLD ESTABLISHED PRIVATE HOSPITAL
Located in the Arcade, opposite Port Office,
SYRACUSE, n. y.
iUHERG he introduces to the notice OF
W thp.r Mil cted with ANY form Of Erifat,
.Jlsvuse. sL- FuEsCn SYsTLY Ci CUKk. Thu
lass at complaints he haa made u specialty Ion
lac last IL years, aud the knowledge he has =.
ne NEW VI ETHup or IhkAraEST no. i'll opera
uUn III Paris. and the Hospitals of this coun-
try, warrants him in saying that none of til,
i"ruiS the disease Is wont IT, assume, "a icihoui
u Sure, QG'ck amt Permanent Rsme'ty. Tn,
1cmcdi,s employed by the DR.. are FREQ from any
"tcnsivc taste or smell, contain no mercury
and require no change of diet, business OIL
.lrasure. Persons can be cured ut home BY
Eating their case and addressing DR.. WV. Il.
,o,r Maic and Female, who have Srerma-
.'rihoea or Nocturnal Emissions, lose time
cut consult the Dir. and get his .Speci,ic, which
mas saved thousands from the grave, aud which
- warranted to cure this diseased in from s to
weeks OF the money retandcd.' Price SO
'r. ilofr Is also agent for DR.. Dumas Fetnu,
Monthly Pills. No fcmal, should be withru
hem they car truly be callcdthe Female.
ritni"
a dcsideratum has been gained in the rrac.
nee of Medicine hitherto unattlinable By tb,
rcdcal faculty. Dir. DUMAS has used these il.
IL practice in Paris (Which is the largcs, OF
ny Physician in that tiiyj tor years, and new
r during the 10 Years practice, has he beJi!
hno"H +" have failure. These i'ihs have beer
approved by the Eeoie de .u.a'cins, silly zane
toned by the NJ. Il. c. ). "i Lomdon, Edinburgh
and Dublin. us new sr-iuilug remedy for pro
incins the ta:cmeutal or Monthly Fl"w.--
fhoGgh perfectly hniml,sstc ia { most delicate.
VT ladies alc ,nrhestly requested not 20 r:is.
take their condition, (if pregnant. NJ miscar-
riaee would ehsue. P.;eu 81 per box s.n,by
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New Books! Ncw Books!

lust published and for sale by Andrews 4
Swartzweder, under st. Nicholas Hotel,
baltimore ST., Cumberland, Md.
Forty Four years of Hunters Life, being
"reminiscences ofMcshack Browning, Mary.
land Hunter price, $!.25
NV Thirty Years out Of the SEN
ate, by Maj. Jack Downing 100
The Tin Trumpet, or heads and
tails for he wise and waggish. 1.25
The Cavalier, u Novelby q. =. r.
James. /" l25
The Art Of eStempore speaking, 100
Memoirs OF the Empress Catharne
he Scrund, Loo
Irvin''s Life of Washington vols 800
Bee sylvester's Word by the au-
thor Of the Heir of Erdclyfie, % 81
Tn" pillar Of Fire, by Rev. J. II.
Ingraham, LES
Love me Little Love me LOng,by
Charles Read, - l.0t
The Convalescent, by y. P. Willis - las
June %, 1883.
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THE REMEDY again Triumphant.

CUMBERLAND, Feb. Is, 1858.
AesTs. Ncuiey If .Shriuer,
Gentlemen Il have ma 10 use OF
your Liniment on n very severe strain which
one ofmy horses got by slipping and falling
on ice, and by applying it rs directed in the
printed directions four times go reduced the
swelling and inflammation that the horse re-
covered completely.
From the above trial Of your valuable Lini-
ment do not hesitate to recommend it rs one
on which full reliance may he placed.
Feb. Is. W. V. KELLER.
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CUNNISS!O,\ERy SlLE
OF "a BIZ IL NJ LOT S
near Grafton.

near titl OH.
Emily Yates Guardian, puhsUANr to a
james A. Yates Heirs. county Circuit Courr
in the above cause, rendered 10Th august, 1855
the undersigned commissioners, appointed Tor
The purpose, will, On Tie
2Oh day o: December, 1858,
,colrt day. in frlnt OF the Court House, .,
-ald county. scil at AUCTION to the hishc,,
bidder, the following LOIS vi ground to wit;
LOTS No /, 9 5, 6, 9, 10. IL, IL.
l6, II. go, 2l. %, %, 81. 2S, 81,
81, 81, IS. SO. 40. 43 and Al.
being iwrnty-inur of ihc forty
four Lni>iaid out on tie Yates
land with streets and alleys suit
able for bui;ding-io:s. These
lots lie OPPOSITE Grafton between
the South side OF tie NorthweS-
tern Virginia Railroad and the
Valley river, within II few rods
Of the Railroad Bridge, and
possess uncqnaIled advantag s
as sites 70! residence and buSl-
ness 10 settlers Iii this rapidly
growing town
TERMS Credit OF !. 2. 3. 4, 5 and years.
with interest from Gay ii sale, payable annual
~, security required and lien retained for pur.
clnsv money.
q. W. HANSBEOUGE,
i. L. MARTIN,
Commissioners,
October Il, iSjs-tf.l Prunty,"wn, W..
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Z Gscndlrlusrn's Eats,
) h aV n g 8 a ! 90 n ,

All Tho have boards to cut or hair to crol
just call on US ut our New Shop,
At noon or eve, by nightor day,
Or any time that you crn stay;
Our room is neat, our towels clean,
Our scissors sharp. and razors keen,
Aud every thing We think you'll find,
To suit the taste and pleas" the mind.
Aud then we move our hand as true,
As any hail or e'er can do.
With rand touch wen smooth the face.
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And all that at and skill can do,
Your money will procure for you.
CONNSii 4 FRANCIS,
Basement of Revere House,
March II, 1889.
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rskssuYOUTH and MANHOOD,

.TFlgA " II anu VI y ~ i ~,
10y srPuLGsHED, the2oth fhousam"
,Ii.<AAA and mailed i'll Il sealed ON eioped,
to any odd, ess, post paid. on receipt oil three
stamps.
Il Medical Essay on The PhySical Exhaustion
anil Decay Of The Frame, caused by SELF
AJuse," INFECTION, md The Injurious CvnSc-
qnences Of Mercury, By H. h. Catr@reH.
W. D., Member Of the hoyaI Co|'cge OF
Surgeons, dc
ttr Sperma orrhoea or Scmina Emissions,
Genital and Nervous debility. lmpotenry,
Loss of Energy, pepr ssion Of spirits iimi.i
ty, Diseases ofthe Sexual Or ans. ana lmpe".
iments to Marriage, and promptly and elect
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which the invad can regain pristine henlfl
without having recourse to dangerous and ex-
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vital Importance to all well worthy the author''
exalted reputation.
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MOUNT VERNON PICTURES
T ITHOGRAPH and Photographic views Of
1.-The Tomb Of Washington and Mount Yer
non Mansion, for sale at Smiths Gallery. in
aid of the Ladies' Mount Vernon Association
Call and examine specimens. Photographs
Views of Residences, &C., pnt UP very cheap
when large number is wanted. fJune 16, so
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VIM. II. BEALL 4 CO.,

Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
PIPES, SNUFF, MATCHES, &C.,
Baltimore Street, near the Railroad Depot
CG-MBERLA ND, ND.
DETURN their thanks for the patronage here
IL tofore extended to the late firm Of Il. >.
WATTS CO., and begs leave to invite the
attention of purchasers to their NEW STOCK,
which is composed Of. in part, as follows VIZ:
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TIE MIGHTY HEALbAi
WORL D KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED
Eolloway's DIN TIN e n t.

The free adm ssion of Nations, as well as tn.
verdict OF the lcadin ; Hospitals OF the Old, \,
Ell ~ the New World, amp this powerful
rem e1ial Agent as the greatest healing rr"paIa
lion ever made known to suffering man. lts
PESETRATIvE QuALITiHSare mt re than MARVEL
L"Us. through the external OFFICES OF tn skin,
Bile to the naked eye, il reaches the sent
Of tue internal disease and in all external al
fec 'ous its ant in tammatory and healing vi.
tues surpass anything else ON record, anu
Natures greata ally.
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~. ca UTIOV !-N0ne are genuine IN less
he words "H'i"~"y, Nsr yorE and Lordon
r disrrrr lille us IL y "try.mo,h in every lent
II the bou& ct directions aI1LnU each lot rh"1.
III" same hHy he plainly seen i, hoidiHgthc ie"J
'"h" Gyb;. 4 handsome reward will b, give,
to any ore rrrastIug such information IS may
lead to the detection Of any party rr parties
'"uni"rleirin. the medicines or vending the
sane. knowing them I" ne spurious.
's'~uli at the Mandatory If Professor
llul L"wtY, 50 Aailcn Lane. New York am
by III Respectable druggists and Dealers IN
VI aicinr throughout tn. United states and tn,
civilized world, in boxes at rs cents, IS cents
ma one u ilnr each.
.S-i- fherriS considerable saving by takin.
ne larger sizes.
y. b. Hircctions for The guidance 1fpatent,
in every disorder ":e affixed to each box.
jan. Is, isjg--ly.
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A Very / inc Stock OF
BOOTS, AND SHOES, HATS,
GAPS Coo,
Just Received by G. w. BRENGLE,
n pn u

-:u:
CHARLES W. BRENGLE would respect
" fully inform his customers nd the public
generally, that he has Removed his Store to
the Now Block of Buildings on Baltimore St
opposite he Post Otficc--where he has just
received and opened Magnificent Stock OF
HLOIS AMD SM0aSo
Embracing al the various styles woIn by la
dies, Gentlemen, Youths, Misscsand Child
rem manufactured al the best CIt. and East.
ern Establishments, and selected with much
care. An enumeration otthc styles, quali-
ties ind prices is ieeme d unnecessary Every
taste and fancy can he gratifed. Call and
sxaminethe stock. He hasalso received,
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s,,.,yipslu.uns Sail Fsaf,sns


Nature S great ally.
Erusipei0s0 and sail FeEis:sns
Are two OF the most common and virulen
disorders prevalent on this continent, to these
the Ointment - especially ant"gonistic, its
"mod"s 0perdHdi' is first to eradicate thevenom
and then complete the cure.
Bad EGGS. sTiti Sores, and Ulcers.
Cases OF many years standing that have per
tinaciOusly refused to yield to any 9th er remedy
~ treatment. have invariablc succumbe to a
ew Applications this powerful unguent.
Erupti0s.s on gHG Shiu.
Arising from bad state OF tn. blood or
chronic diseases are eradicated and clear
and transparent surface rcgained by the restu-
rativc action of this Ointment. 1t SURPRISES
many of the cosmeticsand other toilet applica
tiors in its lower to dispel ashes and other
dis! guroments OF IT, face.
Pie. ana FisiR,0.
Every iorn:and +, atui, Of hes, pr+valentand
s,uhborn dis Or ders il Graduated locally AND en-
tirely by the use of this omulient warn fu,nen-
tatuns should priced, :tsapllicaton. 1t: heal
ing quI','c will be found to Lt thorough and
invariahle.
Hnfb The Ointment and PHis sLOul1 Be .s.d IN III,
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TO Science and Fame.
Personally appeared before me.a hdprmsn
,ithe city OF Philadelphia, II. I. HELNBOLD
'he'uis', wAn being day sworn dnrs ray, II al
hi preparation contains no Narcotic, Nstcury
injurious Drug. bat !r' pnf-ly FrgrtstI-.
u. T. ifENHOLn, Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and snb-cr.t.i before me ;hi' 2ad az )
IF November, 1854. WV. p. HIBHARD.
a aerrran
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Ec& s. 90 @%I

One hundred Doilars will be paia to any Phy.
lei 81 vap can prove that the Medicine ever
njurcd u patieat; and the tie. .imouy Of thou
,,nis San be produced to prove that ii does
great god. Cases offJ"none week 10 thirteen
ven, standing have been effected. The mass
f Irim,"ry i,.'iDo"yin p"ssr.'.i"n ct tn. PRO
,ristor, youch in its virtues and curalv, p"w
-, il immense, embracing nam welt known