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the GBEAToycEMENTS ever yet
The Great Sale Continued !
Account of STOCK TAKEN! Over $100,000
jftrth of CLOTHING to bo Sold and Closed up Jm
tiR'UaUly at
O A K II ALL,
PRICES OF CLOTHING
Twenty - Five Per Cent.
In concm.c.nce of the very MILD WEATHER of
the Senon, thus fur, and tlio ORE A I QL AN 1 1 I Kb
OF GARMENTS iniulo up bv the undersigned tins
Fall for WINTER WEAR, it (m""
irv Unit tliis Immense Mock of Uh.fi TLEMJ.fi is
WINTER CLOTHING a.m. M UNIMJIX . MA-,
11 1(1 Vi'.S should KH Clcft'l 1 JmmtfUutely!
The following Kxlrnomtiiary jnieirmrm. mu
therefore offere'red to the public, Read tins, and
(Uil Ut
fa U "
This will pay to take a trip to Boston.
The saies will continue until every article is
Bold. , ,
Every article of tlio enormous Stock of
Geo. W. Simmons' OAK HALL!
t3S" WILL BH MAKKF.D DOWN )o Pl-.lt
ficvT. 11KLOW THE VERY LOWEST 1'IUCKS
NOW CUKHEXT AT THIS
Great Clothing Mart!
This Stock embraces tlio most Extensive- Assort
ment ot
GENTLEMEN'S BOYS' CLOTI1LXG!
Ever collected torethor in any Oiie Establishment
in iliio or any other country.
THICK CLOTHING!
at an enormous discount will know-where toeall
for tlie.-e Goods MUSI' BE DISPOSED OF! us I
have detei mined, whatever may be tlio Sacrifice,
that this Great Stock of can Winter Chilling,
no.v on hand in my Establishment, Qy SHALL
BE SOLD!TJ
Examine- the following low '.rices, reduced one
fourui, xfjT And brim? tins advertisement with you.
DELOW IS THE LIST.
833 blue Pilot Overcoats, velvet collars, at
S6, 8, 10, IS
2"3 Blue Mackinaw Blanket Overt-oats $0, S, 10
It) J Cjorditigion Overcoats and Sacks SO, s, 10
5JJ Fancy Tweed do do SI, J, o, (i
I)) Pilot Jackets, lined with flannel $3,3 '. : '-'
dJJ French Overcoat, nude in Paris $6, 10, l(j
loj Duflio do and Sacks I, !)
do do figured, plain and
ribbed - -h-H 5. b
50 Camlet (real goat's hair) Wrappers, quilted
.feS, 10, 12
33.) Tweed Sacks and Overcoats Sd, 4, 5, (j
SO Hunting and Business Coats of black velveteen
$ 2, 3, 4
533 SiiHo and Double Wave Beaver Overcoats,
Iron so. l'l. 1-2, 14
275 Brown Sacks, velvet collars and facing, &c.
87, b, 10
130 Olive and Brown Castor Cloth Overcoats
SI, U, 8, 10
73 Siberian Beaver Overcoats, Gold and Silver
mixed M0, 12, U
433 Broadcloth Overcoats, brown, green, black
Sl'2, 14, J3
375 Superfine Drab Overcoats and Sacks, woollen
linings S3, u,S, 10, 12, U
100 Jackets, blueand black broadcloth 81,5, 0,30,7
103 do Satinet, a good article SJ, 2,-), a
3333 pairs rants, Broadcloth, Doeskin and Cassi
mere, assorted S-, 3.53, !),5J, 5
2303 do stout Satinet, twilled and plain
SI, 1,75, 3, 2,53, 3,4
1533 Vests, of satin, rich figured and plain black
SI, 50, 1.75, 2, 3,5), 3
233fr do Fancy and plain Velvet and Cashmere
SI, 1,23, 1,5), 1,75,3, 2,53
1033 do Valencia, Cloth, Marseilles, &c.
53c, 75c, SI, 1,50, 2,3
533 Royal plaid, all wool, single and double-breasted
SI, 1,25, 1,53
353 Dressing Gowns, fig'd and plain velvet SI, 5, C
333 do do Print and M. de Laine
S'2,53, 3,50, 5
&33 Dress and Frock Coats, blue, blue-black, green,
jrown, Sec. S7, 9, 10, 12, 14
233 Business Coats, olive, brown, green, ccc,
$0,53, 7, 8, 10
753 Cloaks, Opera and Full Circle So, fj, 10, 12, 14
233 do and Capes mado from pilot and beaver
S3. 5. (i. 8. fl
3, 5, (i, 8, 9
iTST OF FASHIONABLE
BOYS' CLOTHING,
'AT SIMILARLY LOW BATES.
Overcoats and Sacks of brown and black Broad
cloths, each from S3, o, 0, C,53
Overcoats and Sacks, of Ueaver nnrt root
$2,51, 3, 3,50, 4, 4,50, 5 J
Overcoats and Sacks, of Satinetts and Tweeds
52,75, 3, 3,50, 4, 4,50
Cloaks and Caps, of Broadcloth
$2,50, 3, 3,50, 4,50, 6
Dross Frocks, of black, brown, green, olive Cln'hs
SO, 0,51, 7, 7,53, 8
.T.icknts of black, brown, ereen, ouve uioms
$2, 2,25, 2,50, 3, 3,53, 4
P.ill;a Suits, all colors, a ereat variety
$1,5,5,50,0,0,53
Pan's, of Broadcloth, Cassimera, Doeskin, -c
51,75,2,2,25,2,51,3
Vests, of black and fancy col'd Satins, Velvets, &c.
50c, 75c, SI, 1.25, 1,53
Vests, double-breasted, of Cloth, Plaid, Valencia,
a50c, 75c , SI, 1,23, 1.50
Overalls, and many other articles of Boys' Cloth
)nlr " 30, 37 and 53 cents,
and an endless variety of such goods.
EL KG A XT
FURNISHING GOODS,
AS FOLLOWS :
333 dozen White Shirts, linen bosoms, collars and
wristbands, each b'3c, 75c, SI
103 dozen White Shirts, plain 33, 37, 50 cents
53 do Striped Calico Shirts 50, 02
5) do Twilled stripe Shirts 37,50
10) da Cotton Flannel Shirts and Drawers 33, 42
25 do Merino and Angola Shirts and Drawers
02, 75
133 do Ipswich and Portsmouth Shirts and
Drawers U2c, SI
51 do Royal Ribbed Shirts and Drawers 53, 73
53 do Plain and Twilled Red Flannel Shirts
and Drawers 02, 75
131 do Guernsey Frocks 75, $1
75 do Linen Bosoms, plain and run plait, all
kinds 25 75
1033 do Collars, plain and colored, fashionable
8, 2o
23 do Rich figured Satin Scarfs, 75c, SI, 75
53 do Satin Cravats, heavy C2.i, SI
21 do Superfine Italian Cravats 50c, 51,17
533 do Self-adjusting Cravats and Stocks, Satin
and Silk 47, 73
1331 do Brace", of all kinds and material 37,02
73 do Mufflers and Comforters, figured and
spotted 13, 33
20 do Kid Gloves, black, white and fancy colors
37, 73
101 di Fancy Gloves, silk, linen and wool 8, 20
fl') do Buck Gloves, super, and Mittens 10, 53
23J do Pocket Handkerchiefs, silk and linen
(i, Si
531 no' Socks and Woollen Mits r '(). 33
53 do Smoking Caps, of Silk, Wool and Velvet
12, SI
21 do Brussels and other Carpet Bags $1.1,25
iOOl do Umbrellas, silk and cotton, all sizes
37c, $2,51
2113 do Canes, with swords, dirks, &c. 12, $2
&c. &o. &o.
Together with an endless variety of
" RICH PIECE GOODS !
Which will bo made up in tho most I'ashionablo
Manner, at short notico, hs my Whole Stock must
bo closed up IMMEDIATELY, on account of the
Altkhations sow going on upon the premises,
and the mildness of the season
XT"" Every ono who calls upon me to purchase
during tho period named, may do so in the Confident
Expectation of gotting A G,-tui Bargain !
ItllMl'.MllEIi
Geo. W. Simmons' " OAK HALL,"
ANN STREET, BOSTON,
fTjacosire TntJIXKAo of MCT-.w.tKT8Rrjta' )
JionTbu, .Tr. 17. 1S4&
ix:rfl:45
j Great asd Important Chemical Discovery.
CHEMICAL COMBINATION FOR THE VEGE
TABLE KINGDOM TO REPEL DISEASES.
Dr. GUYS0TTts"EXTRACT OP
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.
THIS chemical compound, with other vegetable
productions, is one of tho most important dis
coveries of the age. It is far superior to any simple
sarsaparilla syrup that lias ever been used. It has
performed in'oro than fifteen thousand cures since
the discovery was made, which is only about twelve
months. Tfie controlling power over disease which
this Syrup possesses, may bo attributed to tho fact
that it is composed purely of vegetable extracts,
each article in it having a direct reference to sonio
internal organ, consequently the whole system re
ceives then- beneficial influence, wlnoii occasions
neither sickness nor pain in their operation, and
can be taken at ail times and under all circumstan
ces without regard to diet or business, is certainly a
Icsnleratiiin m tlio history ot medicine. ims com
pound extract is nut up in quart bottles and ollbred
at the low price of one dollar per bottle. The object
being to give tho patient an opportunity, by the
purchase of one bottle, to test its valuable medical
properties, and the power it has over disease. It
can bo taken by the aged and the infant with equal
efficacy. This extract of yellow dock and sarsa
parilla' is a cure, positive and permanent cure for
consumption, scrofula or king's evil, erysipelas, salt
rheum, pimples on the face, chronic, acute and in-
lmmniutory rheumatism, gout, general debility, dys
pepsia, nervous headache, liver complaintspinal
aflcctions, female complaints, ulcers, humors, syphil
lis in its worst form, allcctions of the bladder and
kidneys, billions cliolieand serious looseness, biles,
cosMvencss, colds, coughs, corrupt humors, dropsy,
enlargement of the bones, fever and ague, giddiness,
gravel, headaches of every kind, inward levers, im
pure blood, jaundice, loss of appetite, leprosy, mer
curial diseases, night sweats, nervous debility, ner
vous complaints of all kinds, neuralgia, organic
affection, palpitation of the heart, painter's cliolic,
piles. This compound is an infallible cure for the
piles, rush of blood to the head, pain in the bead,
side, chest, back, limbs, joints and organs, scurvy,
sick headache, stiffness of the joints, exposure and
imprudence of life. This newly discovered chemi
cal compound, extracts nervous diseases from the
system, cleanses the blood and invigorates the body
more effectually than any article that has ever been
sold. In the vegetable kingdom, an All-wise Being
has deposited such plants and herbs as are congenial
to our constitutions, and adapted to the cure of all
curable diseases to which human nature is incident.
And this compound svrnp is composed of those
valuable plants, some of which have lately been dis
covered and used, and found to bo certain specifics
in inon-an is oi diseases that uetoro delieil tlio best
of medical skill.
Opinions of Physicians.
This is to certify that we, the undersigned, phy
icians of the city of New York, have in n ereut
many caes j rescribed Dr. (Juysott's extract of yel
low dock and sarsaparilla. aiid aro fully assured
that it has no equal among the varied syrups and
sarsiipnrma preparations mat nave ever oeen sola,
John F. Steman, M.l)
Sam'l T. Wells, M.l).
r. S. Jlavnard, M.l).
Ja.. E. Morgan, M.l).
F. If. Thomas, M D.
S. M. Johnson, M. D.
New York, Oct. 10, IS 10.
Read the Testimony.
Opinion of a physician retriirdina- the combination
of yellow dock with sarsaparilla.
Montgomery, Juno S, 1S47.
Mr. Bennett: Dear sir. In this aire of patent medi
cine excitement, it affords me great pleasure to sec,
among me nmutiiernnie sarsaparilla preparations,
one compound that is likely to stand the test of time.
Your syrup, combining as 'it does tho two best routs
now known, will most assuredly meet with univer
sal approbation. lor the last la years I have been
in the habit of using, more or less', yellow dock root
in syrup and ointment preparations' in my practice,
and have no hesitation in saying that it is the most
valuable root now known.
1 have been prescribing your extract since I first
saw it, and it is o nial to my expectation. Very
respectfully yours, H. T. It. Smith, M. D,
The most remarkable. Female Medicine known.
Dr. Guysott's Cunipound Extract of Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla, containing other vegetable produc
tions that act upon the slender and delicate consti
tution of the female, with all the mildness of an
alternative, and still showing very plainly its valu
able properties, iu such diseases as incipient con
sumption, barrenness, lencorrluea, or whites, ob
structed or difficult menstruation, incontinence of
urine, or involuntary discharge thereof, and for the
general prostration of tho system, no matter whether
the renilt of inherent cau'c or causes produced bv
irregularity, illness or accident. It is astonishing to
see what invigorating effects it has upon the human
frame. Persons, all weakne-s and lassitudo before
taking it, nt once become strong, robu-t and full of
energy under its influence. It immediately coun
teracts the nervousness of the female, which is the
great cause of barrenness. It will not be asked of
me lo exhibit certificates of cure performed in cases
of so delicate a nature, but I can assure the nfilict
cd that we have received a great many certificates
of wonderful cures, mush beyond our own cxpecta-
tions. Several cases where familes have been with
out children, and after using a bottle or two of this
invaluable medicine, have been blessed with healthy
oir-pring.
More testimony in favor of the superiority of Dr.
G-ivso't's Extract of Yellow Duck and Sarsaparilla
over all other siin lar remedies. Extractsof letters
roceued.J Read ! Ren I !
Watertown, Je Tenon Co. Nov. 4, 1S17.
Mr. S. F. Bennett: Sir, I am at a loss to express
(with words) what has been said in praise of vour
Compound Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparil
la All who have had the pleasure of using it, speak
of its marvelous eft'ects in removing disease, with so
much feeling and heart-felt satisfaction, that I am
confident now that no medicine in use can boast of
its superior qualities. Many who have been com
plaining for years with pain in the side, burning and
pain in the chest, dyspepsia, general debility, loss
of appetite, chills, night sweats, salt rheum, scrofula
in fact all the diseases that we in this climate are
heir to, find in tho lellow Duck and Sarsaparilla all
that is requisite to make them what they were iu
their days of health, &C
We find that wo have had some twelve dozen hot
ties in three months, are nearly out. You will oleaso
send an equal number, and oblige yours,
llOVT CC GltEGOliY.
Consumption Cured.
Victor, Orleans Co. N. Y.Jnly 15.1S47.
Mr. Bennett. Little Falls: Dear sir. on the receipt
of this solid meat least four dozen bottles Extract
of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. It is giving on-
nre satistaction Here. Une case, that ot a young
man from Michigan, nearly gone with consumption.
ue commenced tauing tne meuicino when unable to
sit up, and bef ire using tho whole of the first bottle
was so much better as to be able to walk to the
neighbors, and it is now certain that he will sret well
speedily. Ho was also very deaf, and Ihat'isabo
nearly cured. I here aro other cases where it has
been used with good success. Yours, truly,
A. I'. Dickinson-.
Victor, .Tulv 2S, 1817. Mr. Bennett: Dear sir.
The medicine sent has not como to hand yet. I am
entirely out, with calls of from 0 to 10 bottles per
day. Send soino by express immediately.
iu Haste, yours, A. 1'. Dickinson.
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured
Seneca Falls, July 10, 1S47. Mr. Bennett: Dear
sir, I am entirely out of your Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla, and will be much obliged
if you will send me some four dozen or more bot
tles as soon ns possible. I do not like to bo out of
the medicine. So tar it has sold well and uiven
entire satisfaction. Ono bottle of Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla, awhwo bottle of Rheumatic Liniment,
sold on tho 11th day of June, has performed a radi
cal cure of Inflammatory rheumatism of long stand
ing, upon a gentleman' who was only able to move
about the house on crutches. He was in our village
to-day- some six or seven miles from home, without
crutches or cane. Ho wished me to tender you his
unfeigned thanks for being restored to health, and
relieved from pain and suffering by the sole use of
your invaluable medicine. J. R, Buown.
Prepared nt S. F. Bennett's Laboratory. T.ltHn
Falls, Herkimer County, N. Y.,and sold by V. I.'oss,
Brandon; Henry Siinonds, Hittsforrl; Luther Dan
iels, Rutland; Iioof & Tonilinson, Castletop; Hook
er Hi Joslin, West l'oultney ; .las. Kelsev, Fairhaven;
V R. Barber, Benson ; Catlin S; Wright, Orwell ;
Kent Wright, Shoroham ; N. S. Bennitt, Bridport ;
Sidney Moody, Middl.'bury, and by the principal
druggists and merchants throughout the U. States,
West Indies and Cumulus.
None genuine unless put in the large squaro bot
tle?, containing a quart, with the name of the Syrup
blown iu the glass, with tlio writtca signature of S.
F. Kkn-sktt op eech outs-da -vm.r,r. ixfc0:x.'
1WAREHOUSE OF
NO. 56 CEDAR STREET, NEW YOEK.
(LATE LEE & JUDSON)
rvCCUPY tho spacious VIVE STORY WARE
J HOUSE, No. 5C CEDAR STREET, the whole
of which is devoted to the exhibition and sale of the
SlKGLK AliTICLE of
PRINTED CALIC0E S,
Their present stock consists of nearly
One Thousand Packages,
Embracing some THOUSANDS of different pat
terns and eolorhiErs. and comprisina everything dc.
sirable in the line. FOREIGN and DOMESTIC.
All of which are offered for sale, for cash, or satis.
factory credit, at the lowicst i-iti i.s, by tlio
PIECE Oil PACKAGE.
New Styles are received almost every day, and
many of them ar got up for our own sales, ur.d not
to tie found elsewlicre.
Printed lists of prices, corrected from day to
day, with every variation in tne inaruet, are juaceu
in the hands o buyers.
Merchants w ill be able to form some idea of the
extent and variety of our assortment, when we state
that the value of our usual stock of this one article,
is at least twice the value ol the entire stocK ol dry
iroods usually kept bv ourlareestwholesaloiobbers
This fact, together with tho fact, that our means and
attention, instead of being divided among a vast va
riety of articles, aro devoted wholly too.i',wil! ren
der'tho advantages which we can offer to dealers
perfectly obvious : and it shall be our care that none
who visit our establishment shall meet with any dis
appointment. Our assortment is complete at. all seasons of the
year. J. EE, J L'JJS ON 0' . EE.
V. S. R. F. LEE, formerly of the firm of Lord&
Lees, and late senior partner in the original linn of
Lee & Brewster, from which connection he with
drew some time ago, has resumed business in con
nection with Messrs Lee & Judson, under tho firm
of LEE, JUDSON & LEE, and he ventures to as
sure his friends and the public, that the new firm
will maintain the same pre-eminence in this branch
of the trade, which formerly distinguished the other
two houses to which he belonged. U:ti:ly
IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
IRON, STEEL, NAILS, SPIKES,
TIN, COPPER, WIRE, LEAD,
WROUGHT NUTS, WAS HERS, PATENT PUMPS,
American Hivets, Files, Tinners' Jluchines,
Patent Lend Pipe ; Cross Cut, Circular and
Mill Saws j Sleigh Shoes, and Heavy Hard
Ware,
207 RIVEPv STREET, TROY, N Y.
IIexuy Tatok,
Geo- L. EiGENimoDT, ) 8:47:tf
DR SPEAR'S INDIAN MEDICINES!
Prepared hy the old Indian Doctor, so much
celchraled for his remarkable cures.
WUF.ItK these medicines are introduced, every ob
jection is at once prostrated, lor they have irnincd
the most perfect conlidencu of every individual utter
giving them a fair trial. I do not hesitate to sny ll.nt
tfie celebrity of these medicines have outstripped all of
the popular remedies of the I, nited States; mid there
are perfect reasons for the acknow ledged merits ofthoe
medicines, in the first ; they have not come up in a lew
days or years, but on the contrary, they are lhe scien
lilic compounds of the celebrated Dr J IS. Spear, of
Boston, after n long, extensive and successful pnictice.
and inav be relied upon with the most perfect certainty
as a positive cure in all the diseases for which they are
recommended. And I do not hesitate to guarantee u
perfect cure in every curable disease. Reader, if you
will persevere a reasoimble time witli these medicines,
as recommended, vou must certainly ii-el yourself nn
derthehipliestobligationforlhe.se valuable and im-
Iiortaut discoveries. You will also feel yoarselfia duly
ound to recommend them to t lie nfllictt-d. There are
more than two thousand persons in (lie tale of .ew
I!:,i,i.-nru ami Vermont Hint will te.-tily (o the highly
iniportanr eff.cacv oi these medicines, and many will
testify that their lives have been saved only by the use
of these celebrated medicines. For pai lii-iilai sai i cer
tificates tee my Health Directory, to be obtained of a
gents prat is.
NOTICE. Xo letters or communications will bean-
sweied except postpaid, with one dollar enclosed to
pay for services. 1 have something else to do except
reading and writing ten or twenty letters a day for notli
imr. TOXIC CORDIAL. For females that nre pot regu
lar, or too much ; so also for weakness or debility.
HESTORA TIVE COIl VTA L. J'or eripinx pains In
the bowels, coughs of short standing, and a good cum
inon family phv.-ic.
BA l.M OF LIFE. No. 1 and 2. For all diseases of
the lungs, coughs, consumption, phthisic, asthma, liver
complaint, dyspepsia, palpitation of the heart and de
bility. LIVF.RWORT PILLS. A universal family pill, to
be used in all cases wheie physic is required, such as
violent colds, pains in the limbs, side, back or hesd.
They will in all cases prevent a lever and cleanse the
stomach and bowels, fro.
irn.ir.KVS FRIEND. ForthcfallinKCfthewomb,
pressing ilown piiins, heat in passing the water, pnins
in the small of the back mid legs or groins w ith lan
guor or fainfim;.
GERMAN LOTION. For the salt rheum, scalt
head, and scrolidons sores.
C RA VEL M r TURE. For the graveli stranguary.
and stoppage of waer.
CATARRH SNUFF. For the catarrh, head ache,
coughs and sore throat.
CORN PLASTER.
HAIR OIL. For scurf and dandnia".
BALSAM OF LIFE. To be taken with other reme
dies for consumption, coughs, colds, phthisic, ustlmiu,
cramp, spasms, liN. spitting of blood, &c.
JAUNDICE BITTERS. For jaundice, weakness,
debility, female weakness, rheumatism, dyspepsia and
liver contphiint.
PAIN KILLER. For rheumatism, chronic or acute,
sprains, bruises, swellings, pains iu the side, back or
uiiins.
COSMETIC LOTION. For pimples, and all crop,
thms of the skin, small scabs, warts, and Parber!s itch.
MOTHER S CORDIAL, rreparulory for confine
ment in the last, slaves of pregmincy. I could referto
thousands in Boston, Mass., .Maine, Rhode Island and
Connecticut to prove the genuine elfcacy of these med
icines. Thev will recommend themselves.
CER TIFICA TES. For the satisllietion of the pub.
lie T would invito the attention of the reader to my
Health Directory, where tiiev will find certificates to
their satisfaction, to be obtained of ascnts gratis.
A CENTS.
Brandon. V. TIoss: Plftyhrtl. I). Winslow; 7?nrA-s''r,
Brings & Tierce : ut-rhini. .1. (i. Stimson : Mnntpp'er.
S. 1". Itedflcld ; 7Wo. Falh. Nichols fc M'atlins ; Prot
tnsrvi'U, Joseph A Smith: Mount Unity, A. II. Miller;
C'ttii'tzfillr, Jones &l)ow; RnUnatl, W. E.C. .siod
dard ; ClnrfU'lon. Lucit.n B. Peek. 8:4f):ly
INOCURE! NO PAY!!
REV. B. IIIBBARD'S ANTI BII.LIOUS FILLS,
WARRANTO") to cure the NEItrOCS SICK
JIEADACIIE, fi'ERVOrS DEBILITY of
any kind, or the LIVER COMPLAINT in its first
stages. If these I'ills do not effect a cure, the pur
chaser has only to return the Box and receive back
his money.
Jim Ki-oiri half n Pill, to two Tills.
05- J'rit e 12 1-2 cents per liox.
For sale bv VOLNKY ROSS, Brandon,
Henry Sitnond, Pittsforrl ; Klctcher it Wright, A.
Hitchcock & Co., anl Cbipman&McK.ven, Orwell;
Kent Wright, ft horeliam ,- r. Hetcner ec hon, Una
tort, and by Druggists generally hi Rutland and Ad
dison Counties. ix:ll:ly
September 1, 1S47.
BUFFALO HOTEL,
BOSTOX.
r'FIHE undersigned having leased the above nam
X ed establish.nent for the term of five years
would respectfully announce to the traveling" pub
lie that he is now'putting the rooms in suitable ol
der for the loception of those who may find it con
venient to favor him with n call. No pains will be
spared in furnishing the table with a suitable varie
ty of well prepared food: and those who desire not
Inti.xicatino Duinks, will find such materials for
conducing to their enjoyment us to induce them to
give a second call.
The IJL'l-T'AI.O HOTEL is located on tlio cor
nor of East and South streets; but a few rods from
the Wettern Ruilroiul ftepot, and Baggage will be
conveyed cither way free of charge.
Qy Fiire only 75 cents per day. Please call
JEREMiAH M ERR ITT.
Boston. Fob. 18,
1847, 8.2i3:.tf
BEST assortment of CAPSm Vermont,
rticiip, at HIOGIXS.
ROBERT -MERRY'S MUSEUM.
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ii. s. mclall,
Albany, N. Y. August 10, 1S47.
G.
9:19 to 10:18
Medical Adveriisciu m.
AN UNEQUALLED REMEDY !
And an Alumnae for 1S-18 Grails.
1st For Colds and Fevcrfeh fjulnigs and prtvtntlrg
2d Fur Asthma, Liver Coiniilaint and liil lions aflcc
tions.
3d For Dinrliocn, Indirection and Loss of Appetite.
4th For C'otivoi:ts in temalus and males.
ftii For rtttmiueh atU'ctions, i M.eiiit and File.'.
THE O li A 1' I CIM S aie. it is i.ot bad totaKe. nev
er gives imiii,und FVFK LFjAVFs UM'l COVIIV!
F or uif these tiling it is wanatited unequalled, ai.u
all w !:o du not iind it o niay letuin tl.e Lottie and e.
their nionev.
Thismeuicineis LOXGLEY S CHEAT WESTERN
IXDl.i .V PA A.i CEA. Fuller ut-Mii iulion in an Alman
ac lor 1648, gratis.
IIAIIt TONIC.
To the ra!d and (i rev If vou wish a rich, luxuri-
eiil head ol' hair, lrti i.uni damn nil1 ui d heuil, do not
ill to procure tne genuine liaitn ol Columbia in eue
ol' buktne.s it will moietliaii exceed youi exjieetutions.
Many who have lot their htur lot- twenty yeyis hue
had it restoied to its oiiinul iKJi iectiuii by the use o.
tni.s balm. Age, state oreondiliun appears to benoob-
t;.cle whatever: it also causes the thud to now wii
which the delicate hair tube is liJled. by uhiuii niea..;
thousands, whose hair was giuy us the Asiatic eu'e.
have had their hairiestoied ions natural color by the
usy ol thi.- invaliuible leiuedv- In all eaes of lever it
will he found the niot jleauiit ash that can be ueU.
A few applications only uie nece.-.arv lo heei) the hail
from fadiuif oat. It .strengthen the roots, it nevei
fuilf. to inipurt a rich glossy ujipearance. and as a per
fume lor the toilet it is uneotiaiiul ; it hoios thiet'tnues
as mueli as other miealieil nair restoiatiie-and imoie
(leetual. Ihu ta-nuiue luauutactuied only by Coin-
stock St Co. lil Courtlandt st. ew-Voik.
CONXEL S MAGICAL TAIN EXTRACTOH.
It is now conceded by medical men that Counei'.
JIie.;ieal i'ain Lt actor, manuiacliued by Comioek &
Co., 'il Couitiauut st , iN. V , is tne reute.-t winuer oi
the bll it et-ntury. Jtsein-ei aie triuy nurueulous. All
pins aie reniot'ed from unins, scahis, &c, ai.d all ex
ternal .-ores, iu a lew nui.uu-s al'lerits ui'piitalion. heal
ing tue same on the most delicate rl.in, lea. in,? no
scar. It is equally beueiieial in all kinds of iulLnnmi
tory diseases, such assure .ipplesuiid Fes; piuin.
Kheuiiinrisiit. Wnite dwelling ami t'iceis, imii-es.
Hums, Chillblains, Ersipela, Files, Tic loion au, &o
We iniglit add as piool lo all wi say, tl.e names oi
many eminent physicians chouse it in their putetice.
and hundreds oi the clergy who praise it to tneir peo
ple, hind parents keep it constantly on hand, in cases
of accident by lire life may be lost without ic, hul In
its use all burns nre subject to its control, unless the vi
tals are de-tioyed. I autiou lemember and ask foi
Council's Magical I'ain Extractor, manulucUned b)
Comstock Si Co. N. und take 1.0 other.
DEAFNESS CC RED.
Dr. McXair's Accoustic Oil. -Those denf from old
ngf, and fiom iniai.ey often teceiiu their licaring in u
most miraculous maiiner. by the use of this oil. It ha.
theellert to rc-to:e the tension and bring into the nat
ural action of the pail-iso a.s to lestoie the heniing
when lo t or imimired. 'J'liis will be Uone in uil case.
of recent deafness, and ninny of long slai. !.:. g. All
deaf ijersons should use this oil. (ouislock ik Co.tl
Courtlandt st. are the whole alers. l iice sl imv Ua.k.
PILES, SOKES, AC
The Genuii e Hays' Liniment, i: un ai tlele morejust
ly celebrated r.s acure for tne alur.e.than any or nb
otln-rs. Its cures are almost iuiimn-Tnbie, and il i-
j oiuy neee-sary 10 ici mose who ki.ow Ttie nnicjeeiM,
Used it with such L'reat sueee - ;. ih.it it is to be l.j.o trnt-
and genuine uf Comstock & Co. 21 Cuurliund t. Acw
V ork, hole jtiopiietors.
DK. PPtlON S ?IC1C HEADACHE HK.MRDV
Why will von suffer with that distressing conipluint
when iiremedv is at Inittdthrf Mill not laii to cue ou.'
I Ins remedy will ellectually deslioy any attack ol' head
ache, either nervous or billious. It lias cured ca.-es oi
twenty years' manning.
mother's relief.
Iii'lian Ditrorer. All expecting to hecome mothers,
nnd i.nxieiisto m oid the 1 ains, Distress and Uinigen
ol' cliildbeariug. are earnestly entu-iited to ca'ui llai,
fears, ullny their nervousness, ami sooth their way b
the use of' this most extnon dinary eijetable prodac
Hon. Those who will candidly oli.er. e its virtues, must
approve of it iu their hearts ; every kind and nU'eeiiun
at j husband will feel it his most solemn duly to allevi
ate lhe distress his wife is ex posed lo. by a Mtl'e and eei -tain
nn-lliodj which is Iheue of this 'mother's relief.
Fartberparlicuhns iu pamphlets iutemk-d for the fe
male eye, are to be had eralis where this hiiiuauecoidia!
is to he found. l he Mother's lielk-f is pieptucd, i,i,il
sold only, hy the now so'e propriutuis, Couistock & t o,
21 C'ourtlaiidt st. Kew-Voik.
FOH WORMS.
Kolmstock'8 Vcririlfucre will eradicate nnd cure cl I!
d-ai alio iiiiMjts who bine norms. I aution I'.ei.nii
of nil unless the name is spelled - Kolnistoek." the oh
Hutch nam.-of the inventor. 1'iiee 'i". cts per lioltle
IE7 It cannot injure the child should there be in
woiiiis, but it will do it good.
TO TUB HALT AD LAME,
Comstock's Nerve and Rone Liniment and Indian
Veiretuble I'Jixir. is the most effectual cure lor Iiln.ii
matisui, contracted cords, or muscles, and is warruuted
to cure any case of Rheumatism or Cout.
All of fheabove named in tides, which have obtained
anhoouded po'.uluritv. nresold bv V Ross, K .)ac!;son.
It lllnke, itinn'don; Wallace fc ilyde, J C Sawver.
Sudbury; UriirgH & l'eaice, Hochester; II .Shnonii.--.
C (iinngor, l'ittsford : 'I' Spencer Si Co., Iloitonville :
Chipman ft McEwan. Catlin & Wright. Orwell : Join
Simonds, Whiting: .1 H Huntley. .Salisl.u'v; Siduex
Moodv, W 1" Kussel, Jliddleburv ; Hurl k ,M:ison, Knt.
land : Jones & 1 low. ( uttinisville; Snnniel I'owuseiul.
Wnllingibid; (i rarn.ely, Hristol ; liinuhain & Kclls.
Veri?eiines: and l.v Jlerelaiutsand Druggists (,-euei all.
in the State of Yermoiit.
ix3'J:x3ij II II MEItRITT, General Agent.
READY FAY.
I'rniR subscribers lmviiio como to tlio con-L-lusioii
to sell entirely for llemly Puy.
unci nt r.-ilnced pricos, woubl invito nil who
wish to jnircliiisc at low prici-.s, to cull.
AVo would say to nil iu.k'btcil to tlio Into
firm of U'. Chimian & Co. nnd to us, cull ami
settle Hiul pay, or their accounts will be pul
in tho wav of collection.
CHITMAN & McEWAN.
Cliipntfin's Point. .
nearly seven years, and its merits are too well known to
cheapest juvenile periodical ever pi
luvenilfi neriiulietil evor nuMishpd in Ibis nr
iew lork city, each yearly volume contains 3b4 puires.
of reading. JOHN S. C. AllllOT T,
l I'lncipai ol loung Ladies institute.
Museum, rnbbsliofl l,v Tessrs O. V R ft P., of nt
School Libraries. '
bounty bupeniitendcnt, Albany County, N. Y.
W. & S. O. POST, Publishers.
5 Beeknian sti eet, Clinton Hull, N. Y.
DR lOWNhllLND'S
SAHSAFA ELLA.
THE MOST EXTR.AOUDINARV SIEIIICINE IX THE W0KI.I ?
'I" Ills extiact is put up in ipiai t bottles ; it is six times
cheaper. pk';iMinier ano . an anted stij ei-ior to mi)
so!d. Jt ciins diseases without .oni:ln:g, pinging,
sickening, or d jbi.ilanng tne l alient.
Tlii'givut beauly and suj,eiiinily of this Sarsnpsnillu
over al other ineoicilies is whi.e it c.adiciites ui.-cum-.-it
iiitigoiutcs tlielody. It is one ot the very Ut
.Spring and Siounier iaedieii.es e.er knuwu .' it not
only pui dies the whole sjsteni und stiui. Athens II. e
person, I. ut it ceales new pine and rich blood '. a po ei
pos.-cs.-,id by no other ineoicine. And in his lif.s lhe
grand scciet ol its wondeilui success It has penonucd
nithiu the )as twoyeuis inoie Ihan K.Oou cuus of
seveie caes of disease ; at lea.-1 U;UIU ol ti.esc wciecun
sideied incui :d.le. .Muietl.an
3.0' ' cases oi I honic Rheumatism ;
2.(10') cases ol Dyspepsia ;
4.W eases of Cell, rai HcLility and Want of Energy,
7.00U cases ol I lie dilli-reiit leinaic Complaints,
fc.'iOO cases ol .--cioiuia :
l.i'iCvi tut-s oft Oll.-UlUpliuU.
Ai.d lhuiisai. .Is of diseases of the-blocd. viz. ; Vlcers,
erysi.eUis, salthihu.-ni, pimj ks on ti.eiaee, &c. &.C.
l oether wiin iiiiinei was cases ol'siek ht-iul ache, pain
in the side ami cia-i-t, s inui al.eciions, &c.
This, ml1 are aware, must aj 1 ear ineienihle, but we
h:n e lelteis fiom physicians ai.u on.- iifM-nis fiom uil
I arts of tl.e L'niteo Males iuloriiiiiig us oi extiaoitiii.a
i cines. Jt. un lluskiik Emj. oi.v-oi lli, mo.-t le.-pec-table
diiigiiists in heuark, i. J. inioiins ire ll.nt he
can icier to thousands ol cures iu tliecit. ol.Vw Voik
hich we will icier to w iih piei.Mne, and lo men ol
i-htiiacter. It isthe best ine'ticine for the m.-vim.!,, !,,,.
( of disca-'C I uown. It has ui.uoubtedly ra ed ti.e ii.es
ofmoic than
ft -IK IIII.DREN HIE PAST SEASON.
As iticniovi'dtl.e cause ol disease nuu laepaied fliem
for the suinnier seiuon.
L-M'IKU STATICS OFFICER.
Cnpt. (i. W. Mci.iau, ofthe L'nitvd Siuli-s Xnvv.nua
Meiiiher ofthe -S.J. l.eKis.i.ii.re, bus kii.du sentu.- Ike
follow ing ceitiiicaie. il tells its ow n slot .'.
j;ahw:iy,.!'an. 2. 1S-I7.
A year since I wns taken villi the li,lluei,ii, mid
my whole sttem lefi in iidelililatcd state. I was iu
di.ecd to try I r. 'l ow nsend s bur.-a ai ilia, and alu-i ta
king two oi three Putties, 1 was.eiv n.nch te'ifved.
and iilliibnle it ei.tiudy to the said iisuj uiiin. i
havecontii md laking it and lind I impio.ecteiv day.
I believe it saved my liie, and would not be without
it under any consideration.
O. W. Mci.EAX.
St i:OFFLA(TI;lCI).
This C'ertificatecoi.ciusiiely nous that this Sarsa
pariila litis pet led coniio) u.ei u.c u.ot obstinate dista--e
of the blood, iluce per-ons Clued iu one house is
nnptccedeiilid.
Tanr.n CHii.ttr.N
Dr. Tow nsl.erd : Dear Sii 1 l ave the pleasure tnin
'o! to you that tlnee oi my ehildien have Leen cnitd of
the Si'iot'ifa by tl.e inc of your excellei.t nnilicine.
i'hey weie al'licted ver iun..-h w it, l.inlsotcs ; l.u, e juij.
en sotiif foil; butties ; it took them away, for which 1
leel under deep ohliptition. Yf,ins,i;(.
ISA AC W. CHAIN. 100 V.'ooster-st.
New York, Maich i, 1M7.
ISrooklyii Jan. 3 1? 47.
TO MAT IIERS AND MARRIICD I.A till s
Thisextitiet ol' fiai nipm iiia has teen n- kh-i1 iu
rctcrence to fi tna'e complaints. No f.ann.'e v,l n has
rea -on to supposcsl.e is ti.piourl.iiy that ethical pi ii
d '-The turn ol'liie," .' l.oiild i.egl. ct f o tal.e it i:s it is a
certain pte.enti.e tor any ofthe unmet ons and l.oni
ble iliscaseslo w hich females aie si;l jvet at this time of
id: Thisjieiiud may hedi-layed socuil vents hy iisli.g
this medicine. Kuril is less alual.le lo'tho-e who iul
aiiirc achina w omanhood, as it is calculated lo as.-M
nature hy otiick. ninu the blood and in. i"oialiiiir He
systimt. Indeed 1 1 . i s ineilicine is invaluable for all of the
delecate diseases to w hich w omen aiesnhject.
It biaccs the wi n!., system, renews pei'manfully the
niituial energies hy remm injx the itn in ities of the
hodv. not so lur ilinuilaliiiL' tl.e system as to produce
a suhseijttciit relaxation, which is tl.e case of most med
icines taken for fcniiilele weaknass and disease.
C I! EAT FEMALE .11 EDI Cl N E.
Dr. Tow iishend's Saisat rrilla isa soveiet'irn & sneedv
etne for incipient Consumption, i'arreiiness I.eucuir-
ho.'. or lutes, otistructed or ditt cult menstruation, in
continuance of L' line, or involuntary flichatt' therc-
oi. aim ioi i of jji'iiiri ai jn om i a i ion oi ti.e system no
matter whether the result ot inherent cause or ciuim.s
produced by irieiniliuitv, illness or uccitieut.
in otiunir can ie iiiotesurtiri.-uie nian Us invi-'oratintr
un, iiiiiitoi iiuiiiv. ivirui,.?ittjii;i lilVll'lih-
nessiiuit lassitude, li (mi laKing i", at mice ocroim.ro
I ust and full of energy under its inlluence. It imme
diately countcrm-tH the nerveles-ttess of the leuiule
frame, wliieh is the irteat rouse of I jirrenncss.
It will not be expected of us. in ruses of so delicnfea
nature, to exhibit ci'ttilicates of cutes pcifoimcd, but
.vecan assure the afllictcd, fhtit handicdsofcii.es lave
ht'en n-poitt-tl tons. Several cases whet e fan. hies ha. e
been without children, after usinsr a lew hollies of this
invaluable medicine, have been blest with a heallhy
ollsprin?.
Dr Tmviishem : My wife being prently distressed hy
weakness nnd freneral debility, and stillerin coutimi
ully by pain and a sensation oi l eating dow n, tallinp
of'the'w onib. and w ilh other dill'calties, and htivii.jj
know n cases w here your medicine hits etli'cted pn-ai
Mires ; and also heat iajt It recon. mended for such cases
is I have described. I obtained a bottle ofyottr lCxtmot
ofSarsiipnrllla.nnd followed fhe directions vnu rau
nie. In a short period II removed her complaints ai d
e.-toreii her health. 1'eintr guileful for thehenelits she
ecelved. 1 take plensnieln tluisacknowledjrinir It, and
recomnii nilinii it to ti e public M. D, Jl lOb'K,
Albany, Aug. 17, 1S17. Cor.flrai l& LydlusRts.
oriMUNSOF PHYSICIANS.
Dr Tow iisb.end is almost daily receiv irg outers fron
phvsiciiins in dilVerimt i aits of tl e I i ion.
This Is to c-rtify that w e,the undei i-ipncd, physicinni
of the city of All any. have In t timet ins cioes jiescril
ed Dr Tow iishetid's Snrmi at ilia, and I clieve It tn I.
one oi ine mot. vniitttnie prepprations ol the Sarsitpa
rilla in thcninrket. II . V. 1 11. INC. Jl. D.,
.1. 1 l.SO.X. M. 1).. li. II. Pl.'H.cs. M. D.,
Albany, Api il 1.1-i).-.. p. !'.. ICI II ICNDUliF, M.I,
PRINCIPAL DFUCK.
120 Fulton stuvt. St'N Itnihling. New York.
For sale by Dr VOLMCY POSS, Itiundon ; S. E
vt insiow, i ittstoro; . l..c.stoddard, P.utland.and b.
the principal DiuggUts and Merchants penerully thro'
out the United Stoles, A est Indies nvd Cai-nda. 11:1
-IffWFfif III fill 1 1 i I a s R"
HENRY & WELCH,
Job
rintrrs,
Brandon,
Vt.
BRIGGS & WILLIAMS
ATTORMFYtt AT T AW AVT Ufsr.l
. a n4l it J1,L OWLJIJ i K'S I
CHANCERY, BRANDON, VT.
Will flftnnrl C 1., 1 . 1 - i
hnsimitti ii,. . .1 P
luiiisori i (unities.
E.N. BRIGGS. 9:21 C.L.WILLIAMS.
COPARTNERSHIP.
r b l n i. : i ,i .
lcrsicned this dnv
D .; , ' , - "V - swwM met
ship under the firm of
FOOT & HODGES,
ui iu mm equity in tins Mate.
SOLOMON FOOT,
S'LAS II HODGES.
Ouice over the Store of G. T. IlodL-es.
Rutland, April, 1M7. 8-44
BOOTS! ROOTS!!
G.
V. ULLIjAIW h.isjitst received two
cases mens' Thick Loots, some of il.
very best quality, for sale very cheap j call
January 1. 1848.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
rpIIE subscribers bavin? become siitisfied
tlint it would be an inlvnntiipe both to
the (k-blor nnd creditor, have determined
from this d;;te to do h Cash or Ready Pay
business, and they would respectfully tny to
their old customers nnd to the public pere
nilly, tlint they have on Imml a very Inms
and well selected STOCK OF GOODS,v. h eh
they will sell for cash or ready ptiv, at the
reriJowest prices. All tliey ask is an txuiu
inntion of goods and prices.
29 R J. ELISS & CO.
MANSION HOUSE,
WASHINGTON SQUARE,
.Year the Steamboat Landing, TUOY, X. Y(
E. & W.0RL0x.
The Railroad Cars for TWn
- --w.-.,,, u.ioaiLII
nnd the est, start in front of this I'ouse'
1 he General Singe OlTice is in the Mansion'
House Diiilding. S:18:tf
rOTATOEs!
500 Pnslicls Potatoes wanted, for which the
highest jirice w ill he p.-dd, bv
CI1IP.MAX'& McETVAN.
Chipm.-ins Point.
DUNNING'S HOTEL,
COI.-XJCK OF
COURTLAND AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
W NEW YORK. iv
Theaipsccka k Bsfeuc Dep
II. WLXCIIESTER,
1. IIUI.IJSAI.K Dl Al.Ui IX
TIIOMrcONTAN AND PC OTA NIC JirDICINES,
Shakers Herbs, Jlcdical rcok, Class Ware
Synuces, Distilled Waters. Kxltaets, OintmenU,
Syrups, and every variety ol sin pie and
compi in.d Meiiicincs, 'h-nnlly kept
rv,, 1-N 1'OTAXIC STOLES'. 1
CE7- 7 he Tratle suj.Ud ut tht Lunt maihtnict.
t!:li)
tin
MOTHER'S RELIEF,
A EKY valuable medicine, for sale by
V. 110SS.
The subscriber as Afrent for the al ova
me.lK ine, l as sold iu,( n..t it (br tin last six
months, and is salisfcd that it is a aci v Milua
hie medicine ai,d j.erfeellv sale fur both
mother and child. Price SO (cuts.
V. POSS,
Physician and Drupoist.
Li-arnlon, 1'cb. 2S. lKjs.
11. .KIU'.U.L, l'itt.-ford, Aoent.
MORE
tt-s
W. PULLA1U) has jus! received an
flddilmniil tu),y of .Silk warp, Salin
an
t. f-atin
tripe,
hiiir Stiii e. iir.d riaid Ah arms. i
wtiich he would call lhe intention ol his friends
tiiKi cusioiv.eis. lie would aho say that he
is cfi'erino unusual im!ncen ei.ts to' close tip
his old stink ol'Oods, in order to make icudy
for a better supply in the spring.
IlranJnn, Pi l. S, 1S4 8.
EELAVAN HOUSE,
BROADWAY, BY THE RAILROAD DET0T,
A L B A NY, N. Y.
'gIlE nndei-sijiiicd solicits a call firm Ver-
montcrs and olhers at the Uelavan J.'ovse,
and jilcdocs himself that no pains will be
spared to render their Slav aoiccpblc.
NATHANIEL EOGEP.S,
Keeper of Dclavan JTovse.
Albany Ft;. 1 , 1 81 7. ZSA y.
DRUGS AND MEDIl'IAES.
'JM1E subsi-i-il er is now receiving a full
4 supply of 1USUGS ami MEDICINES,
amono w hich w ill be found a oeod slot k of
FRENCH CHEMICALS and most kinds
of PATENT medicines.
He is also Agent 1'or the sale of
P.llANT'S GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
For Consumption.
Also for the verv celebrated IIASTING'S
SVRL'P of NAl'lITHA. Also has on hand
i good slot k of PURE WINl-'S, lor Medical
and Mechanical purjioscs. All of w hich will
be sold for CASH at voir small int fits.
EDWARD JACKSON, Agent.
Prandon, June 15, 1 ST 7.
WANTED
J)V X. MO 11 111 L L, in exchange for
s GOODS and TIN WARE, Puller,
Cheese, Lard, Ffrs, Grain of all kinds,
Sheep Pells, Wool, Pnpcr 'rars, Old Brass,
Peirter, Copper, Geese and liens Feathers,
&c. &c.
INC & LEAD PIPE for sale bv
W. MOlllllLL
"WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
GLASS, NAILS, rails, Tubs. &c. af man
ufacturers prices, nt HIGG1NS
gTOVE PIPE, for salo-
MORRILL.