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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-10
NJ HARRISON


ST. JofN N B. Oct 30. 1856.
MEssRs. FELLOWS ~ Co. IL Is due to you,
the heads ofiamiIIes. and TO the pm Tic at large
that ] should give statement OF the effects OF
your worm ozenges in my family. Ny dauUh
ter aged about five years, had been troubled
with a severe cough nearly two years. first in
Dorchester. Mass where our doctor attended her
for some time finding he did not help herI
procured syrups and other common remedies,
without giving relief Since came to this city,
| procured medical aid, and fnding the child
areww0rse, so that VIC really thought she wonld
die. we despaired OF getting remedy. At last
a lady friend called in and assured us that the
child was troubled with worms, and that the
coneh originated from that cause. ] admins.
tered Your Worm I.ozepges this morning we
were astonlrhed; the child passed over hint of
worms, and some as large as my little finger
Orr babe. only seven months old ate two l.oz-
enges, and although seeming healthy. it passed
Worm at least eight inches long. 7 am happy
TO say that the little girl. who for five DAYS had
eaten scarcely anything, has a good APPETITE. and
is now doing well. A. HATFIELD.
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NOTHING INJURIOUS.
They are entirely vegetable
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS:

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS:
Itching of the nose, feverishness, twitching or
starting suddenly during sleep, pain in the
stomach loss of flesh paleness with hectic, ap-
petite sometimes vOracIOus, at Others feebe, a
dulness of the eyes, drOwsiness, Sweled upper
lip, tongue Whitley iurred, and studded with red
spots, fetid or garlic breath, grinding of teeth
during sleep. sensation Of Judgment in the
throat, an unnatural craving for dirt, chalk or
clay, iretfulness and irrtability Of temper, chol-
ic, fits and palsy.
INTESTINAL WORMS
Are among the first to undermine the constitu
ton, in the list OF diseases They often occasion
severe disease, ending sometimes fatally, par
ticularly when they ascend to the stomach
Their presence in their most ordinary situation
is attended with untayorable effects upon the
general health.
EMINENT MEN ASSERT
That all are more or less troubled with worms,
and that many die annually from this cause
who, by the timely administration ola proper
remedy, would be saved. As FELLOWS WORM
LozENGEs may BE- taken without any unpleasant
result, and as most children are fond of them
their use is recommended to those apparently
healthy, and thus dispel the cause CT what
would produce suffering.
BIZ CAREFUL WHAT YOU USE
Various remedies have, from time to time,
been recommended. such as Caomel Oil Of
aWOrmseed Turpentine, DC so that dangerous
nd even fatal consequences are produced.
The necessity of Il safe aud sure remedy has
aused much research and study by the propri-
tors Of FELLOWS WORM LO2ENdEs They are
positively safe pleasant and etfectual They do
not kill the worms, but act by making. their
dwelling places disagreeable to them. In order
however, to guard consumers against deception
by base compound the anall sis of Dr. A. A,
HAYES. State Assayer. proving the above state.
meuts, is annexed -
II have analysed the worm lozenges prepared
by MesSrs. FELLOWS * Co, and find that they
are free from mercury and other metallic or min
eral matter These Lozenees are skilfuly com
pounded pleasant to the taste ,'safe, yet sure and
effective IN their action.
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES, NJ. D.,
Assayer to the State of Mass y
PLEASE REMEMBER
That FELLOWS WORN LOZENGEs are prepared
with great care from the concentrated ext acts
of two plants. They do not net US a purgative
or emetic, will not debilitate the patient, are SC
simple an infant may devour whole box with
out HARM and will at the same time expel the
worms in an extraordinary manner.
[I5"FELLows WORM LozENGEs is the only
worm remedy in existence, combining harnle,.
qualities with delicious taste and amazing pow
er,
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Settle. Settle |

The subscriber CORDIALLY invites, and car
nesty persists in asking. all persons with whom
he has unsettled accounts, to call and settle the
same before the LIST Of April next. Ifcalh CAN.
NOT Q offered in settlement, notes will be 40.
cepted Accounts must be settled.
Stowe, FEB. 20, 1867. n. o. wOOp.
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Are Won Insured ].

DERSONS wishing to have property insured
| by the VT, Mutual Fire Insurance Co., may
1t all times have surveys and applications
promptly made and forwarded by me without
charge for travel. u. =. PAGE.
HYDE Park Jan. 25, 1861, DIFF
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TWINC;.H7!IEI5,S:sTER's 6
SIaaaa | II. s,lI .i.l!.!i|
y O. FOR THE CURE OF nv Is
ASEXuALhEBILIi!....s3

W nightly daily losses however origin
ally caused aggregated In character promptly cor
ccng which The consequence OF
selfabusc NJ The SPECIFIC rILh contans 10 Mercury
Caatharidss any luxurious ingredient Used in con-
junction with yroPnosPHrrs II Will EEsTeEE vtRLE
POWERS Ia all cases of IDpo'cncy Iacanacsy
r. 4 NEW TREATISE "a
giving the most prominent and symptoms OF SEXUAL
DEBILITY will Je mailed free all sufferers Of either
Pace 81 per box six boxes for s. by mail Sold by Drug
Csts and aoesu.l by Propreori ,. NsINCIlIsTLEs
81 Co to whom orders should DO addressed
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ST. JOnN. N. B.. March. 1855.
MEssRs. FELLOWS Il Co Thl is to certify
that my little boy. aged SIX years, having been
much troubled with worms of late, | admins
tered four of your Worm LozgNGEs, as per d.
reciions, aud in nine hours after he passed seve
raj large worms I ese l.ozenges are particular
~ valuable MS the children are fond Of them.
You are at liberty to use this for the benefit of
Others
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Price, rs cents per Bottle.

Price, rs cents per Bottle.
This invaluable medicine will be prepared for
the present at the
New England Botanic Depot, Boston,
under the supervision of Dr.. POLAND. for the
proprietor, J. @. FRFFCH.
to whom all orders should be addressed.
GEO. q, GOODWIN q Co., General Agents, Bos
on. 12m6eow
Sold by dealers in medicine everywhere.
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PLEASE REMEMBER
TESTIMONIALS
FROM TERsoNs OF THE FIRST REsPEcTADILITY
IN NEW BRUNSWICK, CONCERNING
Fellows SSOraEa AOzPngcs.


ELGIN, U. c., May ~, 1865.
MEssRs. FELLOWS d Co. GENTS accident.
ally sent the other day to a store for some Yer
mliuge and the man, not having much on
hand, sent Inc some of your worm lozenges
My children showed symptoms of worms at the
time, and in twenty four hours from the time
they commenced taking the l.ozenges, one Ia
boy about five years Old) had passed twenty-five
large worms the other "a girl three years old)
had passed twelve and | deem it but Just to
say that from this slight acquaintance with
your remedy. feel satisfied that your Lozenges
are cheap. convenient, safe and more effectual
than the ordinary remedies; and as such
recommend to all heads OF families.
Yours, with fespect
JOHN S. COLPITTS, J. P.
Rev. Mr.. Jackson, Baptist Clergymen, wri-
ting from st. Martins, in reference to the worm
LOzenges says;
MEssRs Fellows & Co,-Gents 1t affords
me great pleasure in saying that | have known
in my wn family and in the families OF others
wonderful effects produced in the destruction
of worms by your worm l.ozenges and can
certify most conscientiously that believe them
to he the most efiectual remedy that has ever
been invented for the removal Of worms from the
human stomach and | hone, gentlemen, in
presenting such a valuable medicine to tic
world that you may receive large patronage
from the public in general.
l remain sirs, yours truly
WELLINGTON JACKSON.
st. Martins, N. B.. Aug 10, 1856.
Hysician'S 7estfmo"y in fitvo, Of Eel
l0vs' farm Loemges.
SALISBURY July 80, 1855,
Messrs Fellows Co. 81, Johns --Gentemt n
have examined four worm lOzenges, and have
become acquainted with their effects as an al
thelmintic and have muchpleasure in recon
mending their Use as a safe and eifectual remedy
for worms and fully believe that their employ
ment as such viii give satisfaction.
Yours, respectfully,
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LETTER FROM THE REV. DIR. CLAY TO THE ED.
IroR OF TUE CHRISTIAN VISITOR.
CARLETON, ST. JOnN. B. Wow. II 1856
Mr. EDlToR,-l was induced to try Fellows
LoZenges, having had number of children nm
der my care whose stomachs were so irritable
the ordinary medicine could not he retained a
moment and the success that followed the r
ue was so complete that can recommend them
as one of the most pleasant and safe medicines
that can be administered
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Sugar Pans,
Buy your
Cut Nails & Hardware
Cheap Of HID WOOD.
Buy Your
Milk-Pans,

made of heavy tim and every pan warranted, of
II WooD.E.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
77'77777777777T7-
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Issued by Judge Barton during the month
of July, 1867;
AYLoR-PAlNE-S Sylvenus Taylor aged
-, and Elizabeth Paine aged 20. July
lst Buffalo Grove.
-BirNER-I IIenry Geise aged %,
and Mary Bitner aged is, July 3D.. Mars
ried at Independence, July Sd, by Judge
Barton.
ALBERT-TRACY-.F Frederick Alberta ged
%, and Chloa Tracy agcl 20, July 4th.
Married at Waterloo, July 18th, by Rev.
r. N. Earhar,.
GODFREY Y-PREBLE Morris Godfrey
aged 81, and Jennie Il. Preblc aged 20,
July 3d. Married at Buffalo Grove, July
9th, by Rev. J. b. Ward.
HUNT-SLACK-Edwin Hunt aged 81,
and Margaret Slack aged Is, July 3D..
CURTIS S-PINGREE--Sim Simeon j. Curtis
aged 20, and Laura A. Pingrec aged Is,
July ith. Married at Independence, Ju.
ly iih, by Judge Barton.
INCONSISTENCIES Nathan Brown
aged 20, and Mary Elizabeth Schrack
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

MARION CHEESE FAcToRY.-Wc direct es.
pecial s.tte ntion to the advertisement Of the
proprietors Of the above named Factory. 1t
has been in successful operation since May
and the statement of the proprietor. that
they are now prepared to fill orders at the
rate Of three hundred cheese per week con-
vey to the reader some idea Of the size and
capacity of the Factory. The Company
placed their cheese in the market only last
week, and they have already filed orders
from every station of any prominence be.
tween this city and Omaha, over one hum
dred being sent at one time by the Merchants >
Union Express.
The statement that their cheese are su-
perior to any "Western Reserve is not too
strongly put. as any one who has given them
a trial viii testify. To all at distance We
would say that they cannot buy better art-
Gle by sending to Chicago, that the compa>
ny will be prompt in filing any order with
which they may be favored; and to our own
citizens We say, patronize home Factories
everytime, and especially when they are
worthy, as is the case in this instn nce.-Ha-
rion Register.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
Horace Greeley.

The editor Of tie TiJunc has done two
exceedingly good things within a very short
space Of time--reeased JeT. Davis aud de-
molshed the "Girand Army OF the Eepub>
lie For both Of these, Mr.. Greeley deserv.
es the thanks Of all Christian and honest men.
alton Dep.0crd
OF course the thanks OF all rebels and
copperhead are due to whoever is supposed
TO honor traitors aud insult the defenders oil
the Union Mr. Greeley will hardly be CRATE
iul for such thanks.
by the way we suggest to the Democrat
that it spare its rejoicing until the Grand
Army OF the Republic is " demolished At
present writing It dourishes like green
bay tree - Uau Gazette.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
Ji.sUp ITEMS.

J. y. Laird has opened Livery Stable
here. This is a want which our people have
long felt and Il a rushing business is an
indication Of the confidence Of tie public,
Mr.. Il. has it.
Improvement is the order of the day here.
No less than six new dwelling houses have
been commenced within the last week, and
there seems 10 be great demand for work
men throughout tie town.
Since the commencement Of harvest, our
streets in the day time, present Sabbath
day appearance, and business Of all kinds
is unusually dull.
Jesup is soon TO have new elevator and
steam grist mill combined. |. =. Warren
aud others, are now engaged in periecting
The arrangements, and il is expected that
tie coming fall viii soc the elevator at least,
in working order.
~ understand ihat r. H. Williams Esq,
;,,e.tls selling out his farm property, aud
NJ into town, for the purpose OF en-.
nag,nr e,tensiyely in merehantile pursuits
ma Squire il . gentleman, and every pur'
suil in which he engages, seems to prosper
Oh his hands.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

TnF npBu.uE TlMrs.-Tais paper has
lately made change in its proprietorship,
Mr.. Philip Ryan, praeticcd printer, taking
thc place q Nsssrs. Tompkins 4 Neweomb.
This firm is now Barnes & Ryan, Col. Barnes
retaining editorial eontro,. We trust this
arrangement viii end the constant change in
the proprietorship Of the Times and place it
Oh the basis Of enduring prosperity il richly
deserves. We are anxious to see frstelass
paper prosper in the metropolis Of Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
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a FRANK AVOWAL.

People who imagine that repudiation Of
the national debt is an idea not seriously
entertained in any quarter, are laborihg
under delusion. The Freedmdn's Jour>
nat, well known democratic organ publish
ed in New York, filings its banner Of repudi-
alton to the breeze thus boldlg
"Let us prepare to repudiate the Lincoln
rdr deit, When we do that, labor viii
once more make a good living for tie labor
ersn
There are some confding democrats who
are holders Of United States securities DO
they JOIN this movement of their party
toward their own deliberate robbery and
ruin?
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

GEN. RosFcRANs.--Some time since we
printed dispatch to the effect that the Rip
Van Wrinkles Of California were going to
nominate Gen. Rosecrans AS their candidate
Tor Governor. They did not do it, however.
They found out probably that Rosecrans
would not be bnbed to 60 back on his re.
cord in so base style as that. We have
now before us a letter from the General to
the Union ratification meeting in San Fran,
cisco. In this he takes occasion to say that
he considers it the duty OF loyal men every.
where to support the pary .ui the policy
which has saved the Union and which must
still be sustained or all past efforts wil be
made nugatory.- burlington Hmekye
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

Notice to school Officers.
nISTRIcT SECRETARIES, when making
IL their next Annual Reports. Will please re-
port the nun Der of School Houses erected. in
their respective townships during the past year;
also the number now under contract, and TO be
completed in time for the Winter Term.
$. G. PIERCE,
nom County Superintendent
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
Republican Count, Convention.

A Delegate Convention Of the Rcpublicans Of
BuchHnsn County. is hereby eslleI to meet nt
the Court House, in tho city q Independence,
in sail county al O'Clock = NJ Gu Saturday.
August Slst, ls61 for the purpose of putting in
nomination one candidate fof Representative,
one candidate for Treasurer onc candidate for
sheriff. one candidate for County Judge, one
candidate ior County Superintendent of Schools,
one csnllate f5r County Surveyor ono candis
date for Coroner Also for The purpose of elect
ing delegates 20 tho Senatorial Convention, and
such other business as may come before the
Convention.
Tho ratio " representation will he one d-la
gate for every township, and one for every %
aud fraction over - votes cast for Hon. Ed
Wright, Secretary OF State. in 1850.
Tho following table shows the number of
delegates to Hhich each township ;. entitled
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

Hodges sells good goods, and
you can depend On his prices be-
ing as low as any ones in town.
Hodges asks what he means 70
sell for and no jewins allowed
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

Hodges store good Clothing regular prices courteous
treatment where twenty per put to take
off five and above all customer allowed to make his prices
Hodges has price and has merchants OF christian
Of mind.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
j. Z E. LODGE q. .Iss5

Some merchants sales for tha
past week were ten thousand doll
lar.--a large amount for a small
annual license-but it must be
correct for a merchant. charac-
ter for truth and veracity is nm
questioned
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

Six hundred garments made by
one merchant tailor. "name un-
known, in month /; immense
business for two men to sew so
many.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
unity Lodge 40. 10, i. .. &. Il.

The following officers were duly installed
for the present quarter, al the regular meet
ing on Friday evening last:
W. c. T.--E. P. Baker.
". V. T.-Mss Mary Deering.
W s.--Dr. y, II. Gill.
W. +. s.-Reuben kowse.
w. T-Mrs. +. 4. Pierce.
W. NE. y. Sheldon.
W. l. G.-Miss Susie Fuller.
". O. G-Mrs. o. G. l.uckey.
W. C.--Aliss Ada Parker.
W. Il. S-Mrs. i. H. Loomis.
W. L. S.-Miss Watson.
w. A. S.-Miss VI. D. Aborn.
". y. M.-Mrs. e. y. sheldon.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

Hodges wonders if the manu-
facturers' tax is being paid to-
wards the support of that flag
that some merchants hoist in
great time Of peril.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
A PTEsS 0N RoaBs.

No matter how favorable may be
tile location Of growing town, nor
what Influences may have conspircd
to give it n good start, if its commu.
nications are poor, and it becomes
difficult Of access, its days Of pros
pcriiy are numbered, and its stagna-
ton and final decay may be surely
predicted For interior Iowa towns,
railroads are essential to make them
good markets, but ii the markets are
difficult Of access from the country,
railroads cannot save them, hence the
necessity Of keeping open free and
easy communication with the farmers
by means Of good wagon roads. Ey
erybody will admit the truth of these
statements, but while admitting the
principle, we notice that business
men are very lctll to make the appll
cation.
Business men and capitalists Of In
dependence, are you aware that the
trade Of the city is being sapped by
other towns for the sole reason that
many Of the roads leading into the
country are almost impossible during
several months in the year? Are
you aware that flom $4,000 to
100000 in trade goes from Spring
Creek to Waterloo and other points,
for the single reason that the roads
are good in those directions, while
they are at times almost impossible
in this? Do you know that $4,000
in trade is lost from the northern
townships Of Linn and Benton coun-
ties for the same reason? And SO Of
other sections? If not, it is time all
eyes were open, and that measures
be taken Immediately to secure a
trade which is rapidly slipping through
our fingers. There is but one way to
do it, Contribute literally towards
improving the roads. The roads
must be made passable or the farmers
cannot reach independence. That
is a plain fact. Only by your efforts
can the roads be made passablc.
That is another plain fact. Now put
the plain facts together, and go to
work, or lose the trade. There are
neither "ifs" nor ands" about it.
Fir tie roads. The farmers along
the Spring Greek road, will gladly do
the work il Independence will fur
nish the material to bridge the sloughs.
The sloughs must be bridged or they
cannot be crossed in bad seasons
We notice a good deal OF live, wide
awake enterprise in the direction of
Jcsup, and understand that the road
south from that point is bridged and
iii good order. That is a capital
thing for Iesup, for which she is TO be
congratulated. But what is Indepen-
dence doing: Hunting chickens.
Business men, throw your shot-guns
into the cellar, and 90 out on the
roads and find ont what is to be done.
Take the moneyed men out with you,
and give them distinctly to understand
if they do not already know it, that
il is just as much their funeral as
yours, and when YOU come back, get
together, and do somethiag. Give
liberally and have the roads improved,
or you may be turning over your
remnants" to the Commission of
Bankruptcy, before you know it.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
COW N ERCIAL.
BULLETIN OFFICE, INDEPENDENCE,

BULLETIN OFFICE, INDEPENDENCE,
August 5, 1867.
Wool is robably two-thirds marketed from
this county. The remainder will be held for
higher prices.
Business is at complete stand still. except
in the wheat fields.
No grain is Offering to spectators.
A lot of new wheat was sold on Wednesday
at the mill for 1925. Wheat has been contract
ed at Jesup for sl.00.
Bounties are very dilatory in payment, only
occasional returns being received by sgeuts.
The price of exchange at the First National
Banr, Independence, for this date, July Is. is
as follows:
Chicago, Er. buying. dis; selling, t.
n. Y. " par: !.
Buchanan Co Warrants are held at par
& old in New York, August l,-sl.lo.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

Independence is growing into decidedly
musical town. Il contains OVER thirty pi.
anos, besides meloleons and cabinet organs
innumerable. Tbis is pre.,y vel for the
" far West" as oar Eastera friends are still
plea ed TO s,vle it.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

Hodges is tho Best Clothing
Store under the sun, moon and
stars, but he has not got dozen
prices on his goods.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

See Advertisement Of Scott 90. Aercul>
iural Society. This Society is alirc and will
have one Of the finest Fairs ever given IN
the State.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

In this city. on the Sd inst, BY Rev. John
Fulton, Col. c. u. kempsey and Mrs. N.
Gilett.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

We are under obligations for complimcn>
tary tickets g the Scott GO. Fair 70 be held
Al Davenport. commanding Sept. 9th.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09
Total license issued ia July, II.

VINO IS 2lsr lows The Delaware
County Un@n yen,ila,es this matter as fol
lows.
=" Republican journals in commenting on
the recent attack on Colonel Merrill through
the Dubuque Heraid, assume that the author
Of il is civilian. We think differently. We
think the writer Of the article lives IN Man
chester. We think be ran on the State ticket
last fall. We think he was ali ciiccr in the
2lst Iowa regiment. We Judge Of this from
the article itself as well as rom other circum-
Stances
That means Van Anda.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

Some men sell a large amount
Of goods, do an immense busi-
ness, but pay no tax on their
stock.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

aged l6, Juty ~. Mauirl at indepcn-
dence, July 4'h NY Judge Barton.
M0RsE-HALE-Wm. H. II Morse aged
~, and Mch.table Hale, aged ~ JuY
4th. Married at Independence, July 4th,
by Rev. J. NJ Boggs.
pREBLE- -MADDOX-Alex. j. Preble
aged 80, and Lydia Maddox aged 81, Ju,
ly 10Th.
PRINGLE HILLMAN--Andrew j. Prin-
gle aged 23, and Nancy 4. IIillnan aged
IL, July 10Th
DUNT0N WOLFE-Albctt NJ. Duuton
aged 70, and Amanda j. Wolfe aged Il,
July 30th.
Total license issued in July, II.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

A thousand dollars expended on The roads,
MIGHT save i hundred thousand dollars III
trade. What would be the profit OF that IN, !.
y,stmcni? VIII business men hgure w
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

The burial services Of tie late Mrs Peter
Melendy, Of Cedar Falls, took place on
Wednesday, the 7;h inst.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-09

REsonrlNG TO TaicKs You viii see men
head an advertisement with 4 Man tonnd
Dead, or A War with Mexico, for the purpose
OF attracting attention but the true way 10
advertise il to be plain, as follows: 'For
Scrofula or other Diseases of the Blood. use
J. ". Po,mids Humor Doctor. Put up in
large bottles, and sor sale by snale \ Good
tellpu, at 81,