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Alternative SYRUP.

For Secondary Syphilis EruDfions on fheskin. Sor,
Throat, Mouth and Nois Loss u hair Old Sore,
Seedlings Pdins IN he Bones aud al 0thes sign, ~
Secondary Peaeysai Diseasc o. No Remedy ever dscot
ed has done what has been achieved by this Under 10.
every form Of constitutional syphue tant Is speed
lily cured, and IN short time the subtle poison il com
pletely eradicated from the system, and health and
strength are permanently restored l.FH ras IN,
remedy that cured g.HtlsRan from ne south then sfop-
ping al Newport and for ohich he presented Dr. r.
eih $3.50 besdes his bH after hariag been under he
treatment Of ne most eminent phgncians "a Baltimore
PhiiadeiDhia and Ne,o York, tor TivE YEARS. lFOns
large bottle lasts month prre Sl0 half size s. 50
Sent by express in sealed package, secure from Oor
raiion. ON receipt Of the price bY mail.
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TESTIMONIALS o,THE VALUE OF
A LAuGHlNG GAS

MokTPgLikR, Oct. IL, 1858.
Having Witnessed the efrctb VI the use Of Nitrous
OAJde Gas IN the extracting ofeeth by DR.. ]. Nj Come
Hys, take pleasure IN stating that think Of Ii,
atest m provemeuis Of the age in the application Of
sosLec for the felef Of pain It's regard far pre-
ierAos t. that Of Ether Chloroorm while the relief
nom pain is just entire, that of her or Chloo-
orm Is free from those depressing influences that Of
ten follow their use ] commend It's use a. safe and
entire reie Rom pain to those who wish have teeth
extracted and ever retain pleasing associations connect.
ed with the operation
W. H. II RICHARDSON, M d.
DH ions CohEeYs-D Dear Sv Having witness
ed the ELECT Of the Nitrous OKyde Gas administered by
{o1 Tor the relief Of pain in the extraction Of teeth
tuiy concur In the statement above made by Dr. Rich.
aTdson
further state, that thsi Gas has long been known to
scientific men and has often been administered by Pro-
lessons and Lecturers, in all Colleges pleasant
nd amusing experiment More recently il has been
extensively used by Dentists In various parts Of the
County for the relief Of pain in the extraction Of teeth
10 IN ir) from its wing been reported have
no hesi'ancy IN saying that believe be the safest
and b. agent NJ present known the Profession for
rendering the system insensibe pain under dental
u surgical operations.
4 r. SKINNER NJ. d.
Barton, 1, Oct n. 1858 dwt
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miscellaneous items.


THK Com SPEoULAToRs. - People are
wondering why gold contin les to advance
when every thing looks favorable for ulii-
mate success in the field. We End in the
New York papers two reasons, and there is
doubtless truth in both. Says the Express 4:
There is clique in Wall and William
streets and elsewhere striving to run up gold
to 200 expecting then to sell out at large
proht. Some OF the speculators have also
made large bets that gold will reach this
price, and are ready to sacrifice Il good deal
TO win their bets, even though they lose
money upon the speculation for time. The
souls of the spectators must be u good dali
harder than the metal in which they deal
and they seem to care but little what becomes
OF the country or its people so that they pro.
ft by the war"
Says the New York Herald
Wall street lie, in ameasure, in the hands
OF retel sympathzers and direct re- bel agents
who create fictitious price for the purpose
OF showing the embarrassed condition OF af-
fairs at the North, to dspirit our people and
give comfort to the enemy and his agents.
There is nothing substantial in the way
these gentry carry on their proceedings ex-
cepi the success which attends them. A rebel
agent nominally buys or sells with another,
with whom he is in collision, at a high rate,
neither of them having dollar with which
70 operate and this quotation ID immediate
ly blazoned abroad as the price of gold,
whereas there is really no gold at all repre-
sented in the transaction"
That jeff Davis has agents operating to
break down our finances has been proved by
intercepted correspondence. And ia enc
sense every Spectator in gold who operates
for rise is an agent of JEFF. Davis The
moral obliquty of these gold spectators is
only eqused by their lack of patriotism.
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EIsH's LAMP HEATING APPARATUS

BoILING-FRYING-sT
WITH THR FLAME THAT LIGHTs The ROOM
BY the fame Of a common lamp. At ,bs
81 OF cents worth Of OIL very comfortable break.
st can he cooked, NJ y. Ti5soa@ '''AA
Simple 10 construction. easily kent I'm
eeri ready for use ia moment conysnieni
Fish's Lamps one Of the most manila,
"elttes OF the day, the utility OF il is unuues.
heOle great saving Is made in heating and cooking
aal articles. aud be made to cook meals for rei
any Prsonf, which is actually done on the ambulance
rs which carry the sick soldiers .. Scientific
For IA iY use, hospital tent, barrAek pie.
'es hshing nursery or sick foom II is an arnce of
a0ylai Of Health "
! have iTi'd the apparatus, and my wife aud
oeiaim the same mos valuable shd indispensasle
ucle, aud We now wonder how we could hove NJ Ions
me with ut H. 3D. Coal Oh Gtrc,.La
An ecenO meal cont vance Tor getting nm
AZ thoft notee for nursery and general hiusenuld
nPoseses' one important poiut /, the saving In
81 over coal hFe' ~ T. EreniAg Post
PRICES FROM TWO TO SIX DOLLARS
,GAfAclll FkvM ONE TO tOUR QUARTS
dhEE ARTICLES COOKED All ONE IIMR
WITH ONE BUl HER
Arranged for Kerosene ~ Coal Oil or gaa
''''''p''s ra"PA'e' Ct ~" pages furnshsd gratis
II X u MON ATTAo HMHNT
Price, 80 Gents,
De srsehed IN Common Kerosene Lamp or Gas.
bu,nei BY which NNter may be Boiled and
r00u cooked also arranged to support
EVERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE
WIN. d. RUSSELL, Agent.
, NO; u yoe Pearl ST., New York.
A"kS's WANTED 00:dawu
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DIURETIC COMPOUND,

For Gonorrhed, elect; and all Diieases Qft1s Urn
airy Organs. o. This new remedy contains ntithe,
Balsam Copava, Spirits Of Nitte, CubRbs, 1urpsnne
or any Other drugs, but ia elegant vegei.
bic liquid pleasant to the taste and SMELL cooling ceans
Il and healing In is operation, speedily allaying all
heat and irritation in the urinary passages You there
fore who have been swallowing wn Baisam Copsira
either In capsules mixtures for mon b. without benz
It, until sick and pale your breath and clothes are hd
with its vile odor throw away the disgusting mKtufe
not only cure you once but will also cleanse the
ten from the injurious effects Of the mixtures you hav,
been taking long IL IL warranted TO cure In one 6a
the time Of any other medicine. ne price oiH b. ~
funded one bottle often sufficient Puee s3,--doubI,
size IS.
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CERTIFICATES
WORTH A MILLION
IN old PAysiciaH's
Testimony
READ
Waterbury. VI


W alernnfN. W
Nov Path 1858 /
Although ! do not
like the practice Of PLY /
siciAns recommending.
indisciim Intimately. the
patent medicines o. the
day yet after = trial of
ten years, | am free to|
admit that there is one
medicine before the pub.
lie that anv Physician
can use In his practice .
and recommend 10 the !
peblic with perfect con .
hdence that medicine
Ia Rev. n " Downs
Vegetable Balssmio X /
lixir /
! have used Il myself
with the very best sue.
cess. and now when |
ever / am troubled With
a Cough or Cold, ! in
vAriably u.s. Il. | can
cheer ully recommend
u 10 all who are suffer
erii x from a Cough ora.
Cold, for the G OPP.
Whooping Cough, and
all diseases tending to|
Consumption. aud to.
the Profession as a re
liable Article
| an satisfied Of itsI
excellence beyond a.
doubt, having conveTseo
personally with the Rev
n II Downs about Il
H. informed me Of the.
priuoipsl ingredients Of.
which the hliNiris com
posed. ell Of which are
Purely Vegetable and
perfectly safe
j. p WOODWARD. " D /
Sow Brigade Surgeon
II 8. Army
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1864. s@sSsA 1854
1854.

1864. Ss$se. 1864.
OGDRNSBURGH SsSxxkss, TO rBR tVRsr
~ OkTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
Tbs only through daily line between oedens
Oureh chicago and intermediate Ports. Only siX DAYS
through, wi'hort change Of Boat.
pSAts oohnkhoHD RuHNlNo, WEDNESDAY, Arm 10
LUIS wen known and reliable company have commeuc-
ca running Their ue Of First Glass upper Cabin
anu w, continue da y between OgdensbuT Osweyo,
OF Sathe1hes NeNeland' Toledo, Detroit Chicago Mil.
waukee and Intern date Porte leaving ORiens6urgh
at p. NJ arrival Of ~
EXPRESS TRAIN FROM THE EAST
Passengers and families moving West can ,mhn,k
with their luggage, teams, aook and land together
without disturbance u4nshipment At their port of
ueeunanon, thus avoiding the great inconyeuence Of
the many changes, delays aud expenses Of tr routes
w hese Steamers have large Cabins and state Rooms
amply and neatly furnished oT First Class PAssenRsr,
ana second cabins with Cook Stoves and comforia BIZ
ACCOMMODATIONS for Passengers and Families, no NAV
sAh % furnish their own provisions ~ No efforts viii
DC spared 70 maintain the reputation Of this, a. the
kAPEsT AND BEST ROUTEl
thorough rebuilding. rehttlng repairing and rehr.
hshing with several new boats added TO the line makes
mas now the most comfortable. pleasant eoonomieAl
ana expeditions route TO the Grea, West
Y be sure aud see the Agent Of this Line, before
you buy your Tickets
Through Tickets over all Western Rsilroad Line.
a. DC oolainsd on application to George w Smith
"m's oontf Ford aud Patterson Streets opposite John
son House, Ogdensburh, N. Y.
e. ~ oas hend'sd pounds Of Baggage Frss, to each
Baggage checked through 10 all point.
FOR Through Tickets and other Information Appiy 10
Once, Steamer Landing. Ogdensbu,sh. NV
yEo' W SMITH, Genn TieketAgut
o through Tickets can be obtained at Principnl r. r.
On'eea on the VI Central Line da~,OO 81
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rebel prisoner told Gen. Butler that a
large force was going to Newbern, where thew
understood there was collected a large amount
Of supplies and ammunition, which they ex :
pected to get for Lees army that whiting $
division was slready at Petersburg on the
way down. So you expect to get these
supplies and ammunition, do you," said Gen
Butler. Yes, SIR" Well, | think you
will think you will-particulsrly the am
munition.
II appears that Gen. J. Il. b. Stuart was
shot by private Of the Fifth Michigan Cav
airy named Dunn. The bullet entered the
right side Of the rebel officer and came out al
the left. Az the General fell, Dunn exclnim.
ed, "Colonel, theIe lie spread eagle for Won.
IL was not suspected who the General was.
VIM. r. 1adley, one Of Quantrelrs 0Ano
OF cut-throats, was executed at WArrensburg
MO, on the goth ult. He was shot for mar.
neipAting IN the Lawrence massacre.
A lady 10 New Hampshire desires to in.
form the editor down east, who wishes TO sel
out his office and buy hen, that she owns I,
coop and would like to 10 in a. psr,ner witt
him. W.
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I IlGHLY MI ORTANr TO FEMALas

H IN DELICATE HEALTH DR. Dow Physii.n
s saI ssresin No. Enileo Street sonsia
io Az ls-Ases INC dent to the female systam prusput
tl or ahg o thu WON'T, Fuor Ailua. sup resuu and
oii VA eeTansrments all treated upon path
prl,oplts And speedy relief guaranteed dayp,
~ Aiahy certain the mode ment. most
cor plants yield under H. and the pvrsun
os ~ psi,sc health Dr. Dow has doubt had greatef
peee 10 The cure Of diseases 81 women and children
any physician la Boston Boarding Tor pattn
rho may Nsho stay 10 boston few dsAs under hs
Ut Dow, since 1915 having oonnntd his whole
" ~ once practice, for tn Private aud
States. ~ '1fN''O' ~ Wv 49,
~ letters must contain four rtd stamps OF they viii
April 1904 olt52
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LITTLE suEszIEE.-Who is Little Sun.
shines The child who does not pout, o,
hown, or say cross words, bat who goes
bout the house laughing, smiling, singing
saying Kind words, and doing kind deeds
shat child is Little Sunshine. Does am bod ,
know Little SunsbinsI
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NOTICE TO IEVALIDS.

w Over Three HurGrsd Ihostand DoAars are rad
20 s"i' ding quaeks Annually 10 New England al-re
which is inoyte than UroEH arqy This comes II, on
trusting o. The fase and decep ents Of sn
calling themselve. D9c'ors. Who hsve tdical ,dlcs
unni and shore 0ny dalton 10 uhaf thru tar
o. mrnsefrts o. Advertising physicians. 10 nine
cases out 81 ten, Dgosfors and the only safe va,
20 20 10 some regular pracfsiHg phyncan thor gov
k"o~ or, " you prefer 20 consu one who make unf
cuse specGhy, b. sure that he Is physician ard nta
pfcfeHoer Or viii have reason 10 ttgret il NJ Dr.
Nation Is The uniy regular physician IN Providence Il
not IN New England Who dfeffises. nlstirg special
" % prfuofs Hgai0dies; ana lis DIVES URDouBTyp
IEsTtNoNiALs hom some q he most eninent ph,H
cans, 'ufgeous aud citizens ~ this aud other Stats-
Enclose one stamp for postage and send for them Nih
pamphlet on SPECIAL DISEASES and DISEASES
OF WOMFN, sent re ~ ur isa regularly s4u.
Gated physician of twenty years experience ten in an
extensive general praofics until declining health com
PEELED HIM 10 felnqu that aud Ad pr an Office proces
treating al disease and d. III ultes q p1rafs nature
IN both sexes, married single qit inn Them hi. rJa
attention Pesons. therefore, having an, important %
aihcu case IN his fpeeialy viii save much time anS ci
pense by consulting DR. before going slsewhe,s-
w Advice AZ this oitoe, free by letter. 81 Write
our name, town and -tAie patHit and dir e. q lat
I1sON,
No. d Union St., Providence, r. |.
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4, f~ hat' Nice. RoaeheS, AHfs, Bed Bugs Moths il,
Nc. '' WIS @h'''''s -
up IN 25o Doc and 81 90 Boxes Bottles and Fasls
10 aud 20 sizes fol horELs, PUBLIC IssrITUTloss 10
"only infallibe remedies known"
Free from Poisons"
mot dangerous to the Human FAMILY
"hats come out Of their holes 10 die -
sod Wholesale in all large cities.
s Soid " All piLggists and Retailers everywhere.
" ~ BEWARE - q all worthless limitations
~ Bee that 'CosTAK's" name is on each Boy Bo,,l,
and FLASK, before you buy
UT Address HENRY n cnsr.D
~ PEiscIrAL DBror 49, BaoADwAr, NY
W S'id b, n X. BRows, Montpelier, VI
rs 70 ia.d.v
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MtoituI.
DIR. WHO II rs
REJUV NATlNG ELI X

OR. ESSENCE OF LIFE.
PREPARED PROM ruRE VE0sTARLB BxrRACfs' coz
rAiSiEe NOTHING luxurious 10 rms MOST DELICATE
~ The Rejuvenating KiSir is the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable Kingdom being an entrey
new aud abstract method Of cure, Irrespective OF All the
old aud vermont systems
This medicine has been tested by the most eminent
medical u the day, and by them pronounced 70 be
one Of the greatest medical discoveries Of the age
~ One bottle will cure general Debility
II A few doses cures HJ s'erics In females.
A 7 One bottle cures PAlptAtion Of the Heart
~ A few doses restores the organs Of generation
~ From three bottles restores the manlineas
and full vigot Of youth.
~ A few doses restores the appetite.
y Three bottles cure the worst Of lmpotency.
" A few doses the low spirited
Uy One bottle restores mental power.
" few doses bring the rose 70 the cheek
This medicine restores to manly vigoT and robust
DEATH the poor debitated, worn down and despainng
voice II sensual pleasure,
u The listess enervated youth the over tasked man
Of business the victim Of depression, the ndi
vdua suffering from general debility, from weakness
Of single organ will all find mm ediae and permanent
relief by The use Of this Elixir Essence Of Life
~ Price, ~ per bottle, three bottles for 50, and
forwarded by Express receipt Of money TO any al.
dress.
d1@Sold by all druggists everywhere
DIR W r. MERwtN CO,
SoLK PRoPRiRroRs.
No so Liberty street. New York
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VNHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
OBLBBRATE FEMALK pills
Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ d.
Physician Extraordinary IN me Queen


CRLEBRATBD FEMALE PILLs
Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ d.
PhySiean Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfans In the cure Of Al
those painful and dangerous diseases which the fem
constitution is subject IL moderaies all excess and re.
moves all o6strucons, and speedy cure may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited Il will in short trae bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar bears the Government
siampo Great Britain to prevent counterfets
ca CT ION
These PHs should nor be taken bv females dtrin0 The
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of PREGNANCY as f6e,,
aye s"eto bry Miscarriage, but at any other time
they safs.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion
Papitation Of the Heart Hystenes and Whites these
Pulls will effect ween all others means have failed
and although powerful remedy do not contain iron
ton. ~ ''''"
Fun directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
oole agent for the United States and CanAdAs
JOB MOSES. 27 Cortlandt St Y
n. B-Sl,OO and SIX postage stamps enclosed to any
nhofized agent will insure bottle containing fl
Fuls' BY return mail. Sold By all Druggists
9542daw
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4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
n. IL. f. ID ID Y.
SOLICITOR OF pATENTC

oOLlCllOh VI PATENTS.
Late agent OF u 5. Patent Office UasA,aoton f,.,de,
the Act OF 1871
10 STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KIBY STRICT
BOSTON. MAssAcHUsETTs
AFTER an extensive practise Of upwards of twenty
yeas continues 10 Patents in the United states
also in Great Britain, France and other foreign
Caveats Specifications, Bonds, Assignments and ali Pa
pers or Drawings for Patents executed on liberal terms
and with despatch. Researches made into American or
Foreign to determine the validity or utility N
raenu or invehonsabd legal other advice render
ca IN all matters touching the same. Copies Of he
claims OF any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar
Assignments recorded al Washington.
ne Agency is not only the largest In New England
put through Inventors have advantages for securing
rAents OF sseeraining the patentabity Of Inventions
unsurpassed by, n not immeasuTAbly superior to- any
winch can be offered them elsewhere The Iestimonials
eeo" given prove that Is stcoessru at ne
FdteHt once than the subscriber and as suecess "a me
2es PROOF OF advantages ana Gbtty he would add that
has abundant reason to believe and can prove that Al
other office Of the kind the charges Tor professional
services 90 moderate The immense practice OF the snb
scFibe during twenty years past has enabled him 10 ac
eumulae vast collection Of specifications and official
decisions relative 20 patents.
These, besides his extensive library OF LEGAL .d me-
enanicA works and full accounts Of patents granted in
the United states and Europe render him able beyond
question TO offer superior facilities Tor obtaining Patents
All necessity Of journey to Washington 10 procu,r
patent aud The usual great delay there are here saved
inventors. '''
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Sold At every Drug and Country Store Throughout,
Vermont.
Price % Cts, so eti and 81 pen Botfs
JOHN +. HENRY q Co.,
Pfophetors.
Main Stree, Waterbury, VI.
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so Gold and Silver wa,che. varying in price from sl5

VN5FN1 7
The articles ia this stock Of Jewery are Of the ueatest
and most ia hi uable STYLES, aud will Ue sold for
ONE DOLLAR EACH
without regard value CeitHc,tes II all the various
articles placed in sealed envelopes and mixed thus
giving all iAr chance and ordered by m all
without regard 10 ohniee and receipt u the uert6
cate you send One Dollar and take The Al named
IN It or not, as you please Certificate % cents each Or
i've for 81 eleven for 50 thirty for 50 sixy-,e for
$40; and one hundred for SIS Certificate money 10 be
sent With orders. Correspondence promptly answered
AGENTS wanted IN every Town and Regiment We
give them ten cents ON every Certificate provided their
remittance amounts to dollar an more liberal in.
dueeinents to those who buv largely Send Circular
Address, W FORSYTH a CO.
96OS 4gN "a Nassau street New YorL
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CAVALRY HORSES WANTED
~ CAVALRY BITRRAU II \

OFFicE or ASSISTANT QUARTEMAsrER
% la faneu Hall square, Boston Mass, Anril la,
PERSONS having Horses for sale suitable Tor Inc r.,
stating The nomper Of horses and The price ney ha,s
,red Zach horse will be inspected al Camp ME-
heAdsll~' Mass: aud must oonfofm 10 the Ilowins
Standard To be hom IA 30 10 hands high from ~
Years old eomPaety built, FIJI hsshed bride wise ns,
0' sulu ana OF tufhcient size for cavalry pqrbo,es
oitn JOHN w Mok1M
'tt't Capt aud q NJ
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a GENTS LOOK TO YOUR INTER
a Nsl Call and examine something urgently
.G'e ~ every persons OF ten samples sent fres by
TOT wenty Cents, that retais foT Two Dollars h
" "oLcofr, No 40 Chatham Square, New
iofk' S4-26
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FAMILY DYE COLORS.

= Dying silk, Wooden and Mixed Goods shAvls
scaris. Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves Bonnets Hats
Feathers, Kid Gloves, Children Cloth.
ing, and all kinds Of Wear.
ing App rel
W A SAVING or 80 PER CENT IN
For rs cents YOU color as many goods AZ would
her"se cost five times tia sum. Various shades can
rfoduted from the same dye. The process is simple
one can use the dye with perfect sneesss Directions
English, French and German, inside ofeaeh pack age
For further information in Dye'ug, and giving Der.
e. knowledge what coloIs best adapted dye over
hers, with many valuable receives } purchase Hove e
evens Treatise on Dyeing and Coloring Sent by
all on receipt Of priee-l0 cents. Manufacturedby
HOWE & STEVENS
260 BROADWAY, BosToS.
FOR sale by druggists and dealers generally 1925
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II L N r Y s
V f. r. NJ O n II
EMINENT !

This popular medi-
cine IN no lorger an ex-
- pertinent Thousands
- " people who have used
b., bear witness 10 its
ureriof exctllen 2 as
- Eminent and Pain
Killer Fun directions
- accompany each bottle
n----. IL may be used exter-
-~I nally Tor
- Rheumatism.
~ Neuralgia,
y Tooth-sche.
|I Headache,
~ Burns and Scalds
Bruises and
Swelings,
Sore Throat,
Lumbago,
Sc, &c.
'-----a and may be used inter
- - nalb for
Che ic and Colds,
49, Cholera Morbus,
- Bowel Complaints,
Diarfhma,
-----S Wind Cholic,
&c, sc.
Much might he said
Of its remedial proper
- lies and magical effects,
-. hut the limited spNss Of
= this Advert isement will
onlJ admit Of a ge eral
summary.
.----s-s IL is prepared With
cave; great pains being
- taken 10 allot an exact
prop triton Of each Of
- its ingredients. in such
- a manner that the com
- Dinatl u shall ur in
every respect. al once
-.ssr' more rapid in iis opera
.-.-z, non. anu more eiiectusl
than any other .imilar
---r--- medicine.
= A single Teaspoon.
fui taken ia warm water
- or otherwise az Z e tas e
may dictate, checks De.
- aF7/aa Ch0hc and all
Botosi ComPiaiHt' aith-
IN a most incredible
shprtspace of time