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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04
Sailing Of Tho Arabia.

BOSTON, May 3, 1877.
Tho Cnard steamshp Arabia sails from this ert T.
morrow 1t about noon Tor Liverpool Her malls csss 4
Sbe Post Once a. . H. Dispatches for Europe lsn =
81 Wall street, New York, roach horc BIZ IL u
A. L., Boston time, W III be duly forwarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

Important Dispatches to Mexico Increase
Of eur Squadu On In the G1lf-The Fultea
and Water witch ordered to Vera
Cruz-Yhc New Boundary Dr.
pute-Sho Mormon Inlbrsg~
ue-Tho Paea0e HAIL
Contract Struggies
Of TIE Opposing
Lines,
&os 10, "a.
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The United States SloOID-Of-Wsr Richmond.
NeRFoLK, May 8, 1859
The United States steam sloop. ofwar Richmond will be
launched on Wednesday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04
Arrival of the Augusta at Savannah.

The steamship Augusta from New YORK arrived here n.
eight O'Clock this paoruing all wal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

Acntucky Congregational Nomination.
LocEvMIs, Ky., May 8, 1860.
Capt W; 9. Hnms for Congress, vice Hon. j. B. Clay,
who declined roa0mlnation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

uoA-Arxtvua u tIAc Niagara.
HAIUAx, Nay S--P. r.
1hese ~ - yet no sigus Of Ne Cuaard stsaadnao
nagoTa nov assut due with Liverpool dates q Apru ~
WeasAer caear, uiA . westerly wind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04
The Yacht wendercr,s Case.

The Yacht Wanderers Case.
SAVANNAH, May ., 1863.
Inc Waadercr case has been postponed ill tho next
term OF tbs Circuit Court, account Of the &
Japan CoEre Three OF the prisoners In jail were recas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

New York, Wednesday, May 4, 1850.
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Nov

:,
he following are the fOCtng1 OF bank statement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

BARNUEs AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadvay.-Aner.
on-HARvEsr HosE. Rysning-Oux IRISH COUSIN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-26

WONDERFUL MEDICAL CURES
by the application Of Professor CHAs. DEGnAqH's
ECTRIC OILp

I.rNs aI.N.
propose to e~rc alro, instsntanoo,.is. indj,9,s.
N ~ 20 - ~ ,. IN l"-'' leA"ts
ele nv y, nm S'el q, AaEue'
cai,i Atf,ciiio,,s '''' ''- any 'i' D'oh'
proposr 40 check and errto,u, d..io,tc more ache
aa aim . of n Ii S1'' AZ" n " ~, Pee9,
-, ,t Xxx d. $500 f"r ~, w w d, Nuu, WV,
9slso5 ofmse5 as N ~ any S Ilss Of 9' s ohe1
- 49,, 49,. nv. ~ ,. 't VI '''''' t'e
10 n I pr9aass 1, ca! l o5 disease b an .,,
,.,- ,..ii. II, .' ..,..- = .i., a i .. az
Nv RIee,rie o 5pfie. on e,e,,.s sn5 lo1i. ,;r
fslls ,.ia ,iIc M. =. ~ -lN ,..'l. l'Lh ,
T T % a ' orsas s1g s' s a Ras az
inurorcr circulation IA N,t,t,.,iisi ANA $50
,,5nt no ,i,.. ts ,ir H. ~ r,.,,., a., ID ~
mo .el ir.-roe b ,i...e ,ttr. - r. -fi ~. ~. ~
,cre.ted ''N' "
Tbe cures made D, PROP DrgRATtr Win tf
49, 80, -
T. i T. g lAl & - l.
tufc accounts Of slual cures u ancient times by the
amounting Win oii and hese cures are wonderful and
so tal.ltciny ana mitigating Of numsn
~ ef To e- non paple hucuoafi,s, and those having
ng1. ~ puue inauiu'ons 9' One siek and suffering 10
looS veil INTO no weattested merits The simple efficacy
Of lns " Electric on
~ nNth' N'iti'i'i mas ocpusteu el.V
WIN tNe HNyo Ae s,4c 70 9c igficiicd u the 'Elccte
W. SOFA az 80 ooOlh hl1lilh 81, l,hilada., fails
70 cure single Gee o. hheumatism, o Pains in The
' @ L,9., iIes, 9oIes oL unrns' feNcf sores, VI
1S,u llIe7s' sore Niplrsi bronchial Ahecuons,
eN.n9a piMls felon' Stiffness In The joints or Neck
IN fo, y, 5o iy,.o,g Az soreness sna swelling
I9m 10 ~ minutes uapphea to any patient, male OF
female in the AmsAopse or any public institution in the
eiH' NOM, ,,,,,.p,,,,,,, ,,,r,
-,oo ID, III M ~ pANhApl,h CChho'
80 M WI WI e b''n' any " iHe ioho"hB persons can
iSo Nov ,,e mn, f,A. t,,, ,,,,,.,,,,, Il,
eng, OF fm9aelpma ana yicsily
r-iSL d, itni DNi'l' Haii 'Vihci OF Locust ana
Bb',la 91 ,'- Sr " ni,u,h..a oos pi q,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-26
Mruital.

x FAD THIS KNOW THAT YOU
~ CAN BE CURED
Trial Bottles given away at
RED. L. SM1rH's DRua sroRr.
wEEKs's
VI A q &c & O N p o UND
ms excellent article is second 20 none for The sneedy
I.moyal Of Coughs Colds, Asthma Whooping Coneb.
Sore Throat, Group, and Lung Diseases in general
This Compound has gained its present hiqh reputation
safe and remedy Tor all Lung diseases simply
because 1t always cures ycu.
Good people Of Mun,olier and vicnityi rive IL one t
al "heh you ncoome convinced that
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND
Is the best hng in market Ithas been necessary
TO pun and blow this medicine into notice. for the simple
reason hcrcyor has been introduced II has given per-
'ect aalsfactnn ind the public have become convinced
JUiT rms rs No Munro,
and ought 60 be used in every family II you want any
thing than this ask your ncghbors who have used
the article. and have been benefited thereby. They will
tell their own story
This medicine Is purely vegetable and contains no in
grcdient more poisonous than the Fig.
CAUTtoN.-Io prevent imposition, the genuine Magic
Compound Will hereafter be put up in bottles made
prUssy for that purpose with the following words blown
in the gass-WEBKs' MAGIC CoNroUND ST. JOINS
BuRY VT.
The genuine has the written signature Of T.. u. MA
COON ON the outside wrapper.
For sale By FRED. T.. SMITH, Montpelier, VI
30S2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-26

Two THE SlCk.-lmpelled by a desire to
Il do unto others au would that some had dona
by me when similarly situated hereby earnestly eau
tion all sufferers from SpermaiouhGa Involuntary
Exhaustion against all the "tricks and traps Of the va
fious swindlng qnacks
shtp' them az aud II disposed to profit by my expert
ence, enclose return stamp, and send brief description
Of Your case to Box re Charestown, Mass. 1890
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-26
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS AND REFER
ENCESt

l'roi Motifs Hair lnvgorator is uncQnalcd BY any
thing now before the public II is what ii purportst to be-
preparation OF real substantial merit and much
PIC eu To- learn that oy are rapidly taking the place "
useless nostums.-b burlington, ~, Sentinel.
~ ls one OF the most worthy preparations for the hair
WIN which ever became acquainted and l take great
pleasure IN recommending the same 20 the public |
particularly admire this compound for the fragancy and
duration Of rs pcriumc.-llr Johnson, Brrdahbe VI.
was bald Tor years. This lnsigontor restored my
hair which has never fallen of snco.-Gco r. HarreH,
~, dH7urH, ~ J.
Three months ago entirely bald; at shis time my
head is covered with hair. ! am satisfied It was
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-26
DR. HENRY'S ELECTRIC OINTMENT.


~ For curing Scratches, Calls, Calks. &c. on Horses
Salt theum, Flesh Wounds, Old Sores, Burns &c, on
people.
1hi. Ointment where introduced. is seinevcry rapid
y, and why Simply for the reason that il docs what
we in all warrant it do towt 10 cure scratch
as ON horses 10 from two TO six days when the direction,
accompany ing each box strictly followed.
have used DIR. Hcnry's Ointment Tor scratches and
salt lhcum sores very ofeu without single failure
He"y NHehour' P,Qprteioy Pli5he Hoasc, H'gAgste
".
II Is The best remedy for scratches gals and calks
ever saw H. SaHdtrson, Proprietor fremont House.
So AbaN, IT,
With the recommendations Of such veteran horse deal
ors MI stnehour Of Iighgate and j. L. Sanderson Of
ST. Adams any other endorsements unnecessary They
say CURES scratches, gals &c, horses with almost
eas, and appears to be just the article for every farmer
TO keep in constant readines,.-D,yiiHgfoH, n free
Pres.
1t has been tried and not found wauting.-a ABans.
w., Messenger.
cured my hand with Dr. Henry's Electric Ointment
~ TWO weeks when the physicians said would be With
out the use Of two months. had all my fingers 10
". H.
had the misfortune TO scad myself quite severely
ana ~ making an application Of your Dr. Hcnry's ONT
ment the pain from the burn almost instantly disappear
cd and in five minutes felt inconvenience whatever
nom the ELECTS of the hre.-Cidrnda Sampson Mont
go1seyy, ~
Il is useless to time in writing or reading more
lengthy Advertisement Of this Ointment. Enough that
is cfaed 10 gfuc satisfaction, whether used for scratch
IS sores, burns OF any wound Of whatever nature on
man or beast.
Farmers, arc your cows troubled with sore tcats p
Apply ths Ointment at night, and they well in the
Sold BY the agents Of Prof Motifs Magic Hair Inyigo-
ra'or' Manufactured at Hghgate VI, BY A. J. Green
l. r. pmncE and FRED. Il. SWIM, Agents for Mont
PeNef' 5lO2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-26
MeuiruI.
Y THE GREATEST
Is. MEDICAL
81 81 DISCOVERY
~ OF THE AGE.
Mr.. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has discovered in one
Of our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
From The porst Scrofuia DOM 10 a common
piynDle

LN En- MIND VI HOMOH.
From The worst Screfuia doton 10 a common
Pimplo.
He has tried It in over eleven bundled cases and never
failed except IN two cases. both thunder humor He has
nc" n possession hundred certificates Of ts val
ne, All within twenty miles u Boston
Two bottles are warranted nursing sore mouth
the face.
Two or three bottles will cure the system ofboils.
Two bottles warranted cure the worst canker in
the mouth stomach.
Three to five bottles are warranted to cure the wor.
One to two bottles are warranted to cure all humor in
the ewes.
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure running Of the c.,.
and botchcs among the hair.
-Four TO six bottles warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle viii cure scaly cruptons Of the skin
Two or three bottles are warranted TO cure the worst
kind Of rngworm.
Two three bottles warranted 10 cure the r,os
cooperate Gasc o. rheumatisir
Three 10 four bottles are warranted to cure sait-rbe
Five to eight bottles will the case Of scrofa
benefit is always experienced frum the first bottle
and perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity
is taken.
Roxnrny No
DEAR MApAM,-Ihe reputation Of tho Medical Diseov.
cry, in curing all kind Of humurs Is so we'll established
by the unanimous voice u al who have used IT, that
need not say anything The sub ect as the most Al M
m physicians and The most careful druggists In tbc
country ore unnrmous I'm rs praise.
Ia presenting the Medical Discovery to your notice.
do with fu knowledge Of Us curative powers iu
he,ing ALL and curing most of those diseases % which
you are unfortunately so lubc That most cxcrucatng
disease TO ana aiceuonate mother
NURSING SOHE MOUTH.
Is cured as 10 by miraclci your own temper Is restored
20 ,s natural sweetness aud your babe rom short snd
ftctm uaps 90 calm and sweet sumhcfs and the Mrd-
cal Discovery becomes fountain Of blessings your
husband and household In The more advanced stages Of
il extends to the stomach. causing
d y SP i rs IA,
which is nothing but eanker on the stomach then to the
KIDNEYS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-26
pOetrp.
From the Plsi,sburgh Republican.
GREEN MOUNT.


BY MAY FohsEsr
Inc sunny slopes the grassy wales.
The high green hills are round me-
But silence over all prevails,
And memories deep have bound me.
I ace the river wandering near,
lis calm a. on that day
These eyes fret viewed the light Of earth,
Within a far gone May.
nu, what are these. the marble stones,
with grassy mounds behind them,
Tlcsc olpriisks that tower alof,
And ivics that entwine them
The flowers 80 beautiful and fair,
Among these scenes 80 lonely
Who gave them all this tender care ?
Affections hand could only.
And here are names used to know
In childhood's radiant morning
Their hearts we're all, like mine, uglow
With young Hopes rosy dawning.
knew that they had passed away,
And wcpt that we should sever
That should dwell on this strange earth,
While they are blessed forever. 81
They said they died--I could NOT feel,
TIL standing here beside them,
That far from care and sin, TO veal,
Our Fathers hand could guide them.
But now know without doubt
That child and cid, and Maiden
Have found the way past finding OUT
Within the wished for Eden.
o, blessed and true, whose hearts arc now
Upon mine own cngtnyen,
I'm coming with a saddencd brow
To your eternal haven;
Then lingor yet upon the shore,
Nv weary heart I'm bringing,
] almost hear the rivers roar,
Beyond, your voices singing.
But where's the house whose time stained walls
SO Oft have met my glancos,
Where have thought 10 rest sometime,
In one Of life's romances
It's gone, and not a trace remains,
In an the scene before me,
OF that dear spot where fret the cup
OF life WIS placed before me.
I've unused in many quiet spot,
Where rest the lost and saintcd,
Whose forms alone with not,
Although in memory painted.
The great, the good, the fair, the brave,
Ia sacred pence reposlng,
Until that morn when, from the grave
Their long sealed eyes Enclosing,
They wake and rise on wings Of light,
With songs Of triumph ringing.
For them no more the iomb's dark night
OF bliss and glory singing.
I've wandered too. mid Greenwoods wales,
Where love and wealth arc keeping
Unceasing guard, DER Ill so frail,
In dust and silence sleeping.
Where all that takes the sting from death
Is eyeryNhere aboundng;
And thought ] could resign my breath,
With all this fair sounding
Yet. fair Green Mount, thy scenes, tho far,
Have flung spell around me-
These cares, these iuys, not quite may mag
The peace with which they crown me.
Aud scine day, to thy quiet breast
This heart, "a long rover
win uip aud nsk place Of rest,
H. timuphs, folies over.
Deces,lc,' an, 1858
SoIE.-"Gfecn Mount is the name Of the new Gem
~ II Montpelier Vt, and Is located on the old "hom
m" OF the writer Of the above lines.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-26
A Ii HAIL !l-PBOFEsSoR MOTIFS
MAGIC HAIR INVTG ORATOR
A IL L. L

It, equal has never been found tits manufactured by
A. J. GREEN. at Highgate W. and is put up in larger
bottles In more tasty STYLE and Is highly perfumed
than any Of The numerous hair dressings Of the day
ONE APPLICATION
H. warranted 20 an daudrHi Il will restore hair
10 bald heads, where thc roots entirely gone
will give new c and ,3ol TO the hair, thereby impar-
ing 90 it its natural color
This lntg0mor is superb article for dressing the
hair mpaitug hrliancy to the same causing il 10 be-
come sof ani glossy and is Che highly pcrfumcd
article nov iu thc market.
ly It's medicinal qualities, this Iuvigorator will restore
healthy action 20 The blood vessels (which nourish the
glands beneath thc surface Of the scap thereby causing
free and healthy circulation Of blood and by its tonic
and uvgoraiug influence it will produce increased ac-
ton and vgor ion the roots cutting up the thick matter
formed iu Che tubes opening the pores OF the scalp
thereby giving free and healthy action 20 the roots and
go go ihe Aar. and in all where the glands and
blood vessels have not been entirely deprived of their
iuy and iie by disease this lnugorator will produce
new growth OF hair.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-26

FoR GREEN MoUNTAIN BoYs.--T. B. A
DRIcn. the poet of the Literary Societies
the recent commencement of the Universe
of Vermont recited the following very pref
prelude. composed impromptu, on eneounte
ing schoolgirl in the streets Of Burlingto
who "walked on miracles Of feet;
As some ligh, soups the prelude when we dine,
Aud heavy meats arc nshered IN by vine,
&c. ere he reads hcrnics ten feet Iona,
Your humble servant serves you with a song.
No dainty verse imported from the East,
With dreamy pliupses u a Suiian's feast;
No ghosty legend OF a monkish age,
With high born lady DYING for her page;
No clariun blasts no hidcous battle-noise,
Bni short lyric for GREEN MouSTAIs BOYS.
A. was lounging through your town,
quite forget the street,
A schoolgirl walked in front Of me,
On miracles Of feet
wns walking very thoughtfully,
Not dreaming any harm,
With this very heavy manuscript
Underneath my arm.
This rosebud Of woman.
This angel. save the wings,
Had those delicious twilight eyes,
That say such charming things
And face that looked like morning,
From out her cloudy curs,
" All, ha," said /, :" specimen
OF the GREEN MOUNTAIN G1RLsW
o valorous Green Mountain Boys,
In seventeen soyenty-six,
You drove the British tyrants
Across the river Styx;
ButnOw you've enemies ia camp
Can slay you with their eyes,
And blow away regiment
Of bachelo-s-with signs
o. MOLLY STARK, Of history,
"a widder would have been,
II hundred sweet girl graduates
Had faced the Generals men
For what are guns aud bayonets
Against the Hpseys charms,
When fair platoon Of Amazons
Intend to take arms
Now all you men Of Burlington,
That hear this humble lay.
Guard well the merry little dame,
That crossed my path to day
(She wore pretty basquenette
With very pretty trimmn,D
And he who wins her, on his heart
SA,.ll ,ha of,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-26
ltttrarg Institutions,
" ORTHFIELD INSTITUTION.
Y NoRrIlFlELD, VI

A. T. BIssELL, A b., prnc,ot
Assisted by able aud efficient Teachers.
1t will be the constant aim Of the Teacher an farm IN
every student habits Of sulErelahoe aud thorough pcrse
Nerlng study Every effort will be niudc 10 render Tho
school pleasant 70 he student and worthy Of the conf
dencc and liberal patronage u tho public Rae facilities
are offered ie the study Of French, German and ltaan
an NlNith ihRM commences Nov. 9th, 1858; Srnfsa
PAIL TERN, Sept 7th, 1888. ~;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-26
THEIR PARTICULAR SPHERE.

II is not claimed that they will cure all diseases but
IN those specified above Gas thousands testify they
are the most eiheaoious ~ any known.
BE particular, in ordering, 20 mention which Of the
three Preparations required. II for Cousurnpiior
&ci the lst and 81 alternately nrc best; il for Liver
Complaints, &c, Che 2di or Dyspepsu, (Whcn nvetor-
ate) the I'd and Sd ia alienation, arc more successf
In moderate cases, will suffice.
There three Preparations one for Consum pton in
All ITS various orms one for Liver Complaints and their
attendants Go which particular attention rs called and
one for Dyspepsia. Out fncary two thousand strongly
mafked cases there have not been twenty failures.
FROM numerous testimonials we select the following
VERY INTERESTING CASE.
Mr.. D. l.. ELsER, (ofths city, is wcl known as one
o. the most hopeless cases Of Consumption. Messrs.
lloRAcE GhHuLY and W. O. BRYANT, (of the 1riLtna
and Pof') are familiar with the following facts and cir
oumstaneesi
MIR, ELDER actively engaged in the last Presden-
tia campaign and his intense labors day aud night
many years this followed by severe cough and
bleeding from the lungs which continued down to last
December when he commenced using Que Of these Pre-
Parations For the previous two months he had bled
every day sometimes quite profuaoy and his cough was
terrible. In months tine he was able 10 be about
through the city during all wcathers and in less thnn
two months after beginning to the remedy he was
engaged in eanyassnB Che city and his feet near
y all the time nom clock in the morning ti In the
afternoon, eonyersing with hundreds Of persons, and
iransactiug large amount Of business lie Is now as
hearty looking man MS one in a thousand His mes
ent residence is at 562 lludson-stree,, New York
Dr. Bronson be consulted either by letter address
ca 70 hoN 5ay5, o., or at the Office Of the General
These Preparations can be obtained through any res
Pecnhle Druggists In the United States or Canadas-
Price 81 per hote, with h directions An orders must
bo addressed 10
HENRY II. CHURCH & CO., General Agents.
80 MAinEN-lASE Asw-IoRK. 5063
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-26
TO COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
TOWN AGENTS il VERMONT.

TOWN AGENTS IN VERMONT.
PURE VINES AND LIQUORS..
The well established Importing House Of CHARLES
BACkMAN. So Front Street. New York, has made
large and extensive Sales Of the hest descriptions of
fuhL WINES aud LIQUORS 10 Town Agents in this
state, and will continue furnish the same
bic terms on application above, To
CHARLES BACKMAN,
" Ii iRViNG, Travelling Agents
Reference may be made in regard to the character and
standing Of the House, and to the superior quality Of the
Liquors, TO
Edward liungerford, Professor Of Chemistry IN the
University Of Vermont.
S. W. Thaycr, NJ D., Dean Of tho Medical Fac
ulty, q. V. M.
W, Carpenter, NJ. D., Prof. Be- IN same.
]. y. PieTce, Agent, bnrlInuton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-26

Wohayc put mp and sold this article for over 10 yrs
ana CAN SAY, IA coNrI = pENcR AND TRUTH OF il,
"hal we have never been - able to say Of any other
mcdicine-NtNEh HAS = IT FAILhD, IN A SIN
GLh INSTANCE, TO EFFECT A CURE, when
umely used Never did : we know instance Of
u'asauaiacton by amy one - who used it. On the con
nary, all are delighted its operations and speak
IN terms or highest com n mendaon Of its magical
effects and medical virtues We speak in this matter
"wHAr WE 30 KNOW" al - ter ten years exprrience
AND PLRDGR OUh RnPUrA - TON ron Tup prtrrf.
NhNi OF WHAT We HEhh n DECLARE. In almost eve
~ instance where the ~ FAINT is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief viii = be found n feeu or III M
" minutes after the syrup : is administered
ms valuable preparn :. ton is the prescription If
one on we most hNPERl ENCED and sKlLLFUL
NURSES IN New England . and has becn uscd VIM
NEWER fAiLtNG SUCCESS
IN THOUSANDS > or CASES.
not ony relieves the u child from pain, but inyig-
WIsVs 'he stomach ana bowels, c0rrects acdity
and gives tone and energy n, to tho whole sy.,. H.
will almost instantly re lieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, AND
WIND : collie,
and overcome commissions, which ii not spcediv ram
eded end in death. We : believe ia ne prsr IA
suRrsr REMEDY ~ THB ) woRLp. In all cnsos ~
D "a 5gEN ENh AND ID m AkRHusA IN chill
iNi-'i "hpN',r ~ arises nom teothinB, from any
49, teuse' We would = say to every mother who
t's Onu suhenhs nom - any Of the foregoing COM
$500 ~ N"i hhi i"Nh PhfJrDiCEs, THE
rREJupioEs O 3 OTHEHs z stand be,wee, your sntIc,
ing child and the relief thst viii he sum- Voc An
49, hLl oOitt - 70 follow the use OF this med
l.lne' umey used Full ~ directions orusng will ac-
rNhpAny edah uottie--S- None genuine unless the
facsimile OF CURTIS q e PERKINS, New York IS
nH hc outside wrapper
nvd NY DRUGGISTS = throughout the world.
i'lhelpai once, No 10 tcdar-st, New York.
frice ohiy 20 cents per bottle.
FRED. T.. SMITH. Agent. 5l.02
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nR. c. b. BRoNSON'S NEW CURES
~ FoR
Consumption, Liper Complaints, Dyspepsia,
and all other Chronic Diseases arising from
OUer- Use, General Debility, or Nervous
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These and successful preparations Of Food for the
Blood biased upon its analysts IN EALTH, which gives
tho standard and in different Diseases when We as
certain the Deficiencies in each ease, and then supply
them with the proper materials for making pure and
healthy blo0d) among the important discover
les OF the age. They destined 20 produce reyoiu-
tpn in the treatment and Of Chronic Diseases
Having perfect scientific foundation they are far re-
moved from the sphere Of all Nosrums and Patent Med
cines Physicians OF all schools using these Prepar
atoms, mot Mcdciacs with the most satisfactory re-
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