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IN BANKRUPTCY.
Uniied Stales District Court,
Vermont Dit:ict.
In Banlruptcy. Notice to show cause againsl
p- i"ion ot Ttofoj of Ripton. .?.
dlrtrict for his dischaige and ccrl.ficate as bank.
"pi attheoffico of Samucl Prentiss. D.slricl
.der. in Montpelier in saiddUtrict, Wcdnesda)
Aapul 31, 1842, 1Q. A. M. '
Uniteil States District Court,
Vermont Distncl.
In Bankrnplcv. Notico to show caoso agai u- , at ,10 Office ofSami e- Prentbs, District Jude,
pptition of Sidicy Boith, late iif .Uiddieborj tn jn Vljnlp, il!r in Bai(j Daat rict. Wednesdty, A'"e
raid district for his dischargo .nd cerliiieate as i A A j ?6
b.nkmpl. atll.eoffico of Som .-I Prenl ss, d.s. Unj((itJ fi Dj . c
OrctJuUCa.inMon.poher ,...a.dd,.tr,ct. Wed. Vrnnoul LUlricL
nesday. August 31- 1842, 10. M. I Bankauplcy. Notico to .how cause ogaln.t
United States Disir.c, Coutt, pliljoii , r Sl ,fp s ookl!ro( Go,hPn tai(
VerniOtit DlStnct. Dh-trict for ,"m D.scl.arge and Ccntifieale a.
Ir. Bankructcy. Nnl.ce to .how C1U" 8e;,n? Banlrupt, at thc Office ot Sainuel Prrnti-., Dis
pptition ot Ezra Crane. of Al.Ud leDory m tricl Judg... in AlouiP.-Iicr in said D.slriel. Wrd
,d district for his dischargp and CorlificaU a. ,
.-.4kr.pi. a. ib. cffico of Sam ,cl J Un ?, St,,e, District Conri.
tnc, j.idge. ... Montpelier tn .a.d distnct , ed-,
liv'ftJjV, AnCllst 104.2, IU, A M, . t r i . t . i
' Umled Stales District Court, In ,Ba;ruP,c,Vu ,. i how ?a'"e. 7
Vermont District ga nst pclilton of Hesckt m Foster f Brixol
ln bankruptcy. Notice tn show canse against 1 i D.itr-it for bi. D.scharge and
rtilinn rf Merritt Winter. of Ripton, iti naid Ce tlficate as Ba. k upt, t the Offici-nf Sam
6tnct for hi discbarge and certificaf a bank-' uel Pre. iNs. Dist-ict JuJse.in Montpelier in
rupt.at thc"fficc of Sama'-I Prentiat, di'trict said DKtrict, Wcdnesilay, Augusl 3 1, 1842.
I.ide. in Montpelier Vcrmont.Wednesday, Aug. . 10, A- M. 7
t 31,1843. 10, iJt. 4 Uniied States Di-t.ict Cour'.
United States D'strict Court, 1 Vt-rmont D strict.
Vermont Distric. . , In Hankruptcy. Notice tn shotv caue a-
In Binkruptoy. U.iinst p ntiun f tluzli Mc Donn'.d of Ver-
Nctice to sbow caune agamst pel.lion of Aidib ;
A.JRIiode of Ripton, in saUI di trict for luo di- j
CiargO an:i ucuiucig a uaiii.1 uJi u. 111 ' ...w.
orSa.nuel PrcnliBS, district jndgp. in Monlpelirr
in aaid district, Wcdnceaay, Augu.t 31, 1843,
10, A M. 7
Uniied Sta'es Distiirl C- uri,
Vermont District
In Bankruptcy. Nolica tonbuw cansc sgaiit
P tition of Hicl IK-ath, uf .Middlebury iu llie
fiJ distr.ct fnr Ihb licbargi: and ci-fliticato af
lankrnpt al tlm ofiice ofSainuel Prentiss, di
wict jndg , in Mont( elirr in said district, Wcd.
nfatlay. Aiigusi 31, 1842. 10, a M. 7
Uniied States D.strict Comt,
Verinonl District.
In B nkrnplcj. Notico lo 6liow cause agaiust
p-tition of Jnlin Noyon, of .Widdbbury in raid
.Hrtr.cl I..r o.scnargp ano ecriiocaw a nai.K.
rnpt, at I'.i! nmce ol bamuel r'rcnt.M, district:- . . . . . r ,. . ' ,
y:Lr, in Montpeh.r in .aid dialr.C, Wrd.i.B- l".d sl.ict.for l.is n.srharge and Ocr
.Uy, Aug-.si 21, "843. IO.am. 7 i"nat. as Bnkr. pt, at tt.r Office orSa.i.ue
United Slales DUtricl Court, 1 n -"":' JuJSP. Mnnlpeli r in said
Vermont Di'trlC. i ' Wednesd..y, Augusl 31, 1842. 10 A.
Tn n.mkrtinlrv. Nolice lo bliow causi apniisl
pfliiion of TIio"iiis D. Brovi', of Aliddlrbury in
t-.iid diilricl. for his d'scliargo and ccrllfic i'.e ns
ttnkrii l, at llie olBco of Sainunl Piuntits, dis
trict judgr, .n Montpelier in said district, Wud
niBday, Augiisl 31 1842, 10.A . 7
United A'lates Dittict Courr,
Vermont District,
In Bankrupt. Nuticn lo sbow cause against
pMitiou ol Julin S Scymour of Middlebury, in j
md dislricl for liis discbargo and certificatc as !
I.inkrupt, at tlm ..ffice of Samuel Prcutisa, diF- j
tricl jud2 in JI7ontpc!icr in s.iid district, Wrd
nesday. AugiKt 31. 1842, 10, u. 7
Uniied States District Court, ;
Vermont Disirict. I
In Bankrnplcy. Notice 10 sbow canse againrl
i. tiiion of I.albron Jenninira ofSilisburv..n the
.id d'ntrict for his discha'ge and cerlificate as 1
bankrupt. at Ihe office of Samui I Prentiss, dis I
trictiud'e. in Monlpoli-r in said district, U'cd
tiosday, Ang'ist 31, 1842, 10, a ji. 7
United Stales District Court,
Vermont Disirict.
In Bankmptcy, Nolice to bIioa cause againsl
p-tilion of Lnmin Farr. of Ripton in said dis
trict for bisdicliargc and ccrliflculc as banktupl
-i llie offiBe "f Saniutl Prcnli-F, dislricl judgr,
. Montpelier in said district, Wedncsday, A..
rust 31. 1842, 10, A Jl. 7
Uuited S ates Dis'rict Court, I
Vermont Disirict. j
In riankrnptcy. Notice tn sbow cause ncainM I
p tilinn ol' Ilcnry S. Gale ufB'istnl, in paiddis-l
tricl fnr lns dtsebarge and ccrtiBcatc a"baukriipt !
!' tlie offijd of Samucl Prenlis.', distrxt jndge I
Monip lier iu said dislricl, Vcdncsday Aug-1
wt3I, 1812, IO.am. 7
United Siates District Court, 1
Kermoni District. 1
In Binruptcy Nnlice tt ho;v causa against
ji. tition of Biijiniin Liwrencn, of Middiubury 1
iaid disirict for hin difcbarge and ccrlificato
1. Ujnkrnpt, at tlie orhce ol bainurl Prenl ss,
rfiJtricl iudpe. in Mnntpi lier in said district.
vveune.rtay.Aniiusldl.lC42. 1U AM. 7 '
unu. o oia.es jj.,ric. un. .
, n , Verm.int D,s nct. ;
In Bankrupley. Not.cc to sbow cause against
p. tition ot Jjmrs Holdcn nf Ripton, in said dis-
tricl for liis dikcliarcc and ccrtifi-ale as B.mk-
rnpl.at llie nffice of Saniuel Piei.liss, d'slricl ,
j'l.lge, in Montpelier insiid dislrici, VVcdnesday
August 31. 1642, 10, A u. 7
United States Ditrirt Couri,
Vermont D'n'iicl,
ln Bankruptcy. Nolice lo 9'ion' cauia agtinst
p litian of Ilasliniis Warren of Middlebury in
id dislrici fnr his discliargc a.d ccitiricalu as
hinkrnpt. at thi rffice of Samuel Prctitiss. dih.
dj,,.
Incl 1 ld r,. . Mo'iln-li-r 111 sii.l dintrict. Wnd.
uerdav. A'ii:ih131. 1642. 10, asi. 7
Uniied States DistrW Ciurl,
Vermont Uistrici.
In Ba'ikruplcy. Notice lo show eauso agaiusl
p tiiiuu nf Ziductt Powrrs, of Bilon in said
1'slrict rr uu dUchargeand cnrlificale as bank.
rupt, al Ibi oflicc of Samuel Prentiss, disirict
j idgo, in Mmilpelier in sail district, Wednesday
August 31. 1842. 10. a m. 7 ;
United Siates District Cuuit, j
Vermont Disirict.
In C inkni.ilcj". Nntice lo show canse against
patiiinn orWillipm P. Hookcr of Middlrbtiry, in
xnd district for his discbirg e and rertificate as
liinkrupl, at llie ofEcoof Samucl Prentis-, dis
trict jndg.-, in Montpelier in &aid disirict, Wed-,
tsday, A"gnst 31, 1842. 10. A u. 7 '
United Siates District C-turt,
Vermont Distrid. '
In Biukrnptcy. Nolice lo iliow eanse against ,
p-stition ol Naliianicl Grout of Leicester, in 1
i 1 disirict for bi disabargu and certificata as '
Binkrupt. al Ihe office of S imuel Prentiss. dis.
tricl j'ldj-. in Montplierin said District. Wcd
nxsdiy, Angusl 31, 1842. 10, a a. 7
United .States Disirict Court,
Vermont Dist-ict.
Iu Bmkrnptcy. Nolice to thnw caus.-arriinkt
pclli.on 01 .iinuci r . nciu ui vergennes
nd district, for liis discharge and c.Tlifiiate as 1
bauk.iipt, at tho office of Samcel PrentW. .Ji..
tricl judgii, in Alontpplipr in said district, Wed. '
nceday, August 31, 1642, 10. A M. 7
U.ii'ed Slales District Court, '
Vermont Disirict.
In Bankruptcv-Nolice to show caose ai;.iin6t !
p tition cf Timorby Casr Jr. ot Alifldl hnry in .
-nd ditricl for his discbargo and ccrtific.il as I
riankrnpl, at Iho offio of S.unucl Prentis", dis-'
ri.:i jinlpp, in said district, WedneBdy, August
31, I84210.au. 7 j
United States Distiirl Court. 1
Verm nl DUtrici.
In Rankruptcj. Edinund riill ol Bridport, in
said ili-lricl for liis discliargo and ccrl.6c.ito as
B mfcrnpt, al tho office of Samucl Prentiss, dit
tricl jn.igp, in montpelier in said district, Wed
nesday, August 31 1S42. 10, A. Al. 7
United States Di-lrict Cnurt.
Vermont Disirict.
Iu Bankri.ptcy. Nolicp tofbow cause azciusl
petkiun ol Gcorgs D. Jewell ofVorg n-ies.in said
D.slricl for his Discharg'. and Ccrlificato as
Bmkrnpi, at Ihe Office ol S.inui-1 Prenli-s, Dis
trici Jullr;, in Monlpelipr iu said Ditricl, Wed
nesday, An?nst31, 1812. 10..?. M. 7
Uuited States D strict Court.
V.rroont Districi
In Bankmptcy. Notico to sh w canse againsl
p-'Jitton o! SnniQO.. Ficld, of Ferrieburgh in said
District, Tur his DUcl.are cnd Curlificato as
B iiikrupt, at tlm Office ofSamutl Prentiss, Dis-
et Judge, in Alontpclier in ejid District, Wcd
"sdiy, Augnst 31, 1842, 10, A. M, 7
A Large supply of Fresh'
Teas.ColTee, Spices, &c.
for said low by
A. Ai W. S. JoiiNsoif.
UniteJ Stales District Court.
Vermont Dkir'cf.
Iii.Bankri.plcy. Notice lo show causn againsl
p-titionof Aloses Ficld of Furiisburgh in aaid
District for his Diseharfre and C'ttificale a
Baukrupt, at Ihe Office ofSimuel Prcntias, Dis
tricl Judgc, in Montpelier iii aaid Disirict, Vtd
ncJay, Migou 31, 1642. 10 A. M. 7
United Stales District Court.
Vermont District.
In Bankrnptcy. Nolice lo ehow causn ngatnat
pclition l O.tJ-tUs ila'ljoriJrKlo in said District
lor liis uisciiarga ana Ucrlihcaln as Binkrupt,
eu?Sj jn sajj DiMri. t for Iii-. Di-cliare and !
CVr ifi(.a,e ;lg Bnik u1j at ,ir offi(.(. q- g ju). .
uel J'n n is, Disinrt Judge, in Monipelu-r in
iui IJi-t ict, e.lnrsday, Augusl 31, 184a,
10 A. M. 7
Uniteil StJtes District Cou t.
Vermont Distrirl.
In B.inkruptrv. Notice to Il0v caue a-
- . i,.i... .1 li .... r.. -.rc. ..
, in;.r, T u.o.a-,
C'.rlificate as B.li:k u.t. at tbe Office of Sam- :
:iel !re tis, oi-rict Judie, in .Montpelier in
-aid nisli'cl, W'ediiesday, August 31. IS42, '
10, A M- 7 I
Uniied States DiMrict Court.
Verni.ni Ditricl i
In Bank'iiptcv. Notice lo sbow ,aue a-
- .,;,;., ..,. nh,.,.mP r VIW
'
Uniteil Stales D-tr'ct C urt
Veimont Disiricu
In Ba-krup cy. Nolice 10 show canse a
gainst pelitinn ol'Kol'in T. H-iward ol'Snlis
liury 111 Kuid nistiirl. f.ir his Disclmige and
! ( rtifii-ate as Bai k upt.at tlie Office of Smi
'nei I'rrn iss. llt-tricl Ju.lge, in Monlt.rlier -n
.1 I)i-,tiict, Weilne-dav. August 31. 1812.
10. A- M.
Unil.'rl Slalrs Dilrict Court.
Vermont Di.stiic!.
In Bai.kruptrv. No ice to show cause a-
2-iii'st petition of Cvrus N. Wickwire
nf
Briilpurt, in saii! district, for his diicharge
ge j
ol
n.l uertincjti- as rlaiikiupt, at the .ilnce
Sjmtiel I'renttre dlit icl Juds.lin Monlixlier
in said disirict, Wcilliesday, August 31, 1842,
IOa.M
Uniied Stat s Disirict Court.
Vermont Disirict.
Iu B inkruplry. Notice lo sbow caute a
gainst pt'lilion .f Pliiljndrr Wlieeler of Mil
ton, in the County of Chittenden, in said
diNtii.-i, fur hU discharie and CertiCcate as
Bai.krupt. ai the oSfice f Samuel Pnntiss
disirict J-sdLP, in Monl pelier in said dis
tric.. Wfdnesday, Augut 31 1812 10am.
Uniied Sute.i Disirict Court.
Vermont Disirict.
In Bankrupicy. Nntice tn show cause a
rainsl prtition nf Lyman Sverauce of Miil-
llehuiy, in said disl ici, fnr liis dischjrgeand
ceriiScale as Baikrupt. al the offi.-.e of Sam
uel Pr tiliss dis tnct Judge iu Montpelier in
said disirict, Wednesday, Auiusl 31, 1842
10, A.M.
Uniied Sta'es District Court.
Veimont Dirict.
In Ba. kruptcr. Nolice tn shoiv caue a-
rainM oetinn nl'
o-ett3irgcant fWcybnuep,
catr fa,,1,mpt, a t ihe off.ee of SamueJ ,
lrent,ss, .li.trict Jud-e in M-ntpelier in nid
.lisii We.ln. Kilav. Au,.ust 31 1S42 10. a.m.
t-l ..4 IV. ..1
litHIIUItl.
'fH E subscrihi-r ba b.-rn appoinled Agent for
the Haktfobd FraE Isdrance Compant,
fnr Middlebury aud virinity, and will rcceive
prnptsals fnr insnring prop. rly againt loss or
daniag. - by Firc. Tlie long cstablished reputa-
""" ofibia cnmpany, and the promplncns will.
wbieb all tbeir trnictinp bavo bcon cluiact -r-
rendr it nnner.ary 10 suj a.iylbing in its
Umr. All bussiiii e cnnnicled will. llio otiice ;
nr. All bussnii e conni cled will. tlie
.triiled lo hllll w.ll Iic lalliilully and pu
punc-
lnallv lranactcd. JONATHAN IIAilAU.
.MMJbhury. F'h.2i, 1843 42;v Ag nt.
AUNSTON & FOULARD GinrrhamT,
Prints loo Cbeap, at
BIRGE'S.
Mav 3,'4i.
U1KD APl'LK-
, for -aleal
T. C. SMITH'S.
Mai 7 Sl 42.
I'AlltU ol Ihick Boots
a I andsom: assnrtmenlnl' Fnr-
wrl 's best Moroccofor l.adies. hv
A. CHAPMAN 4-SON.
Kxtra iJrands oi Famil' j
FLOUIt.
rpiIE aubsctiber'iB now rs'.eivi ig
on consignmrnt, and will bo
wtll BiippliVd tlirough ll.e seaiou, !
will. snmeof tliu choiccst brands
rcstern Flour
rvcr oflorpd in tnis ma;ket
Moving Flnnr manufacturi d by mnrp Ihan
Iwenly difTcruul inil s of tlie liigl.cst reputation,
lie pludg s thal F:our i-old by him nbalL give ihe
m"8' perfect sati.-faction, and will be warranlcd
1.1 all cues.
N. 15. Fancy brands cnnstantly on hand.
D.'aU rs in Fh.u-, Alerchants, ard Fair! ies are
rrsKcifii ly inilrd to order, and iry the arlicle.
Klonrsbipppdliirrder.il. god Juckazc with-
""t ''' !jv on r-cppl of Cr.fts, cprlifioatcs
'( l' iusil or cash.
J.N. HINSD1LL.
51 4m s pap.
Trry. .Iprii 25 1842 )
347. RiverS.. (
1842.
Vergennes and Troy Line.
TIIIS line or B ats, so
we kiiiwn to the pub
lic, have commenced bu
einpss: K-avinir V. trrrpn
iips pvcry Tuaday and Satnrday mimin; at 7
"'cbick. infed bv Sleam Boit to Whitchall arri.
ving al Troy Ihe 31 day leaves Troy We'dnes.
das and Salurdays al 2 o'clock, P AI., arriting
t Vergennes Tucpday and Salurday mornings
Freight fur IbcSaulli should be 011 braid tbe day
pr viuus. At Trn, Kn'ight will be received up
10 iIip bour ol leaving. Tbe Boals of Ihis Line,
liavo bccn thoro'jg:ity repaired.and arc bolb Bafe
und couvcnipiil for freight an ' Pata 'ngers.
Gralnful for tbe liberal s"p;iorl we liave recei
ved, we cobcit a conlinuaitce of public palronage
tud we would bcro say, all business enlrnsted to
n.ir cre will be done wilh promptness and des
patch, und salisfactory in cvpry rrsprcl.
Al. D. HALL. 155 River sl, Troy,
R. CHAPAIAN, Vetg.nnes.
VrrgenneJ, April 26, 1842.
Att sh supply of grnceries among whicb
is good SUOAR 15 lb for S1.00 at
IA tewart'?.
I
i
I
! V
(at the ciieap casii ktork.)
IS now ptepared tif offer to the public a
fresh supply ol se.isonable
ID)ify arcls
ilircct frcm the importersand inanufnclurers.
UKCWtSE
A choicesmck ordry 5n.cen.-9 ..f the Grstj
nuality, for family nse tocether wiih crock-i
erv and GI.133 Wa.e. "
'JE N. B.
Piicej cnrrespiinding nitli the
motto.
2
'IHE uhscriber keeiis forsale
X COTTON BATTS hy the'b-ile.
IRA STEWA-T.
MiddleburySept. Jl "341. 19lf
1842.
Vergennes and Buffalo Line.
j THE CANAL PACKET
J. SHERMAN,
CAPT. M. T. DAVIS.
WILL cnmmenCR l:cr Trina nn Ihn ilav of
.May. belnecn tlie cily of Vi-rgennra ar.d
Biiffa'o. rutinine DAV and NIGHT, asfnll.nv:
Ltaves Vergtnntt Xeavet Uuffalo.
May 3 May 13
3
31
28
9
6
4
29
May
May
June
August
Junc
July
August
Septcmber
Ocloher
10
8
19
16
14
Septotnber
October
Octobcr
Novembcr
8
in.BpacKeiwmpopntmfirBt rato order at
commndatinnn fur Freight and Passengrr. Will
1-ave Virgennes at 7 n'c'ock in the moriing
towed by atcambnat lo Wliitchall. Freight n.tst
bn on board llio day previooa. Tboc niOTing,
or Tisiting their fri. nds intho far WoM, will (ind
1 ..v. Tk.'..ii... ' j..: J.
ripcuiuoiiB anacneapcst rouie iney
.rtfu. iiidio uv .-.uiv uuuuijiinuudiion
nn hnarri In sllll thn ttin.t nnrlipnl.i Thn.a
who clioone lo do no, can liave every ficilily for
boanting tbemBelvca.
Duo altcntion will be paid to ptrsengcrs by
a cari-ful captain and rrcw, who will sparn .10
paintngivc pcrlcci satistact.on. For furtber
parlicuhrs enqiiiro o( t'n captain on board
R. CHAPMAN, Vergennes
JOY &. VVEBSTER
51 6w DAW &. DELONG, 5
Buffiilo
CIKOCEltlES. Als'pirior asoitment of
and Younir Hvson and H,,;on-skin
TFJ1S, Coffee, Molasses, Spicrs.Kaisins aud
many oiher articles of Ihe kind, alcohol ex
repte.l, ' '-L1 1 :
To MerchantS.
. r'ANDLE-'VICK.and COTTON YARN
from No. 5 to 25, and of the besi quality,
for sale by the subscriber.
JOSEPH GORDON.
Middlebury, Jan. 25, 1842. 28 tf
DOMBSTics, Satinetts, American Common Cloths, Cassiineres, Sat
Pr.ms Sheetinjs, Slurtings. T.ckings, . . . in - 1 j t?i
" ickings. B..ttiHPs,and T;.yl..rs Trimmin, ,nettsJ WhltO Of Colored Flan-
by
A. CHAPMAN&SON.
iev Spring and Jsummer
GOODS.
BMIE subscriber is now receiving his stock
XofSPKING ANDSU.MMER GOODS,
purchased al the Iowisi New Ycrk Cash
prices, einbracinir, every varieiy ol'kindsand
qualilies cal'ed for in a country slore. He
willlor Cash or short credit positively sell
lowe than any other establisltment in ihis
oumyc. iVo JUistake.
P W COLLINS.
Cornwall, May 2.1342.
LUTHtf, Caimejes, and iriuiuniig:
greatvariely.'-heaper and llie ver. at
BIRGE'S
Mav 3, 1842.
tiil'I.END.D CLOTIlb AND KES-
TINGS. Also- Sl'jimer Goods; some
clieaprnR bovs. at less ihan tbe manuluctur
ers'cost; forsale bv A. Fhancis
0,000 Yls. sUperior fine and heavy Blea h--
rd and brown Siiketigs Drillings
lower than ever belore knnwn bv
A. FrtANCis.
rtOTTON
GOODS. Heivy Brown Cl-
ton 3 vds llie ib. for 8 cents. Bleached
its. lileacni
BIRGE'S.
gnols equ-illy cheap
May 1842.
at
Mivn. .iiii:s. onovei1-, Axcs,
aud a
-aa" general assortment 01 Har
ment 01 Haroware,
bv
A.CHAPMA &SON.
G. HILL
70ULD inform his custn-
niers and the public, that
he hasjust received liis i
WINTER STOCK, j
out of which he will mar.ufac
ture, and keep constanily on
hand, or make to order, on short
noiice.thefnllowiiig articles, viz:
Saddles, Bridles, Jilarlingals Carpel-bags and
r uiu.es. . orass ana coppcr lUicls; t rcnch and
.ciicr, juiw, oog-wp ana common ptain
Tli UN KS nf rarious descriplions ; com
mon, plain, dnubleand sinsle japaned,
linned, brass and tilm r mnunled
WIRJYF.SSES; Curled flair ;
India rubber Clolh; Palenl
I.ealher; 0? en, polished and
rmtnd BEL.LH. JVeatV
fool Oil; Curry Combs,
liorse Cardi and
Brmhts; $-g'iod
asmrtmenl of
IHiips and
Lashcs.
He wi-uld alo inform the Saddleand H .r
nessAlakers 111 ti.is vicinity. be has justrecei
ed a good asor. ment of Sadulkuy, HAnn-
ware. Coacii-lacr and all kindsnf Carriazc
trimminss, which he will sell cheap for cash.
Gentlemen wishing to purchase any of ihe
ih ive named arlicles, will p!ease call at his
old itand Ij rfoor north oflhe Courl Ihuse.
and jxamine Goods and Prices for them
se'vc. idREPAIRS done on shori nolice, and
all promplly ailrnded 10. 1
Middlebu'rv, Novembtr28, 1841. 30tf '
50 BUSHELS of Potaloi s for sale by
P. W. COLLINS.
Cornwall. May 16. 1842.
JffAY 10, 1843.
JUST received by ihe subscriders,
assortment of
a full
j well adapted to ihe SpRtrtG and Sdmmer trade
wiucnwiu besnldas C EAP f.r cash or
appr-.ved credii, as at any other store in this
vicnitiy. z BECKWITH t CO.
jpAPER. 2000 pieces Roo:.. Taper,
in. Borderin?, iust receiv
eJat BIRGE'S
aOARPETS. Thoe
stock jut reccircd by A FRANCIS. '
JVew Goods.
THE subscrtbersare now receiving iheir
stock ol
ComprNing besides lhe:r ordinar y assortment
Bonnct silks, Uibbons and FaNcV Good?.o1
eve,' ""C"!""
"i10" a 1)1
,aSn' a"L,l
descrintinn all of which may be reiteo
lirst quulity; aiidivni ue u.u -herstore
in tliistovnorrounty
May 9, 1842. A. CHAPMAN & bUN.
NOTICE.
THE snliscriberbaonliand a larse assort
ment o( Cabinct Kurn.tdbe of the lalesi
fashions, which he offers foraleat reduced
prices. DAV1D L.. AiNAlM.
Brist 1, May 9, 1842. WOw
T ADIE'S nd ChiUW'n'sBonncts Hooda
and iiimminssj a Iarge supply Latest
fasliions, very Imv now receiving by
A. Fbancis.
SEgfe DOZ. Hosieiy and Glovtt; al.not
QJ9tv every variety at less than half the
usal prioes by A. FHANCIS.
CAKPETINGS. Heavy Wool Caipetings,
' n..tf.iii rfn rhpnn fnr
do chenp
for
casli at
May 3. IS42
BIItGE'3.
A 1'S. Oeaver, Molcskin, Leeboru, Cane
and Pjlin Leaf H'ts atBIRGE'S.
rjHE subscriber i-ff'ti at onvteale, an
X excellent S250 PIANO FORTE new
tlirteyearsa.n. Nunn end Clarke, makers,
New York He will sell it for 8200 three
inonlt.Rcrrdit.or 190cash. J. W. DILLER.
Middlebury, Mai. 30, 1842. 4;lf
New Goods.
raHE sub cribcr has iust received from
JL NewYork, a complete assortment ofsea-
j nSY rndllS
. UUUfo,
. which he will sell very low fur cash.
j IRA STKWAR.T.
' Middlebury. Mny 31 1842.
I r Ml
1 r w M'MIJ ITfffJlfA.
tfLOTHS, Cas-i neers, Calicoe, Mus'ins.
Cambiics, Lawns, Drillinz and Tickinn.
A fine assortment ofsummer clolh?, Linens,
Sheelings ShirtiiigK &c. &c. whicl. will be
sol for cash 01 on credit, at prices wlitcli can
1101 iail tostiu puicnaseis.
Z. Beckwith & Co.
WOOLEN FACTORF.
THE subscriber would respectfully tnform
I hi cuslomers, and the public eei.erally,
Ihat he has commenced the business of
manufncturing
. lirnnT VAT finnTiC
SUCH As
neis, ccc. x.c.
At his old stand in Shoreham, near Rich's
Mills. He will manufaclurc wool on sharcs
or by ihe ynrd at the opiion of the owner.
' The subscriber is solicilous ofobtaining
ousiness, ana leris ccrtain tnat lus experi
ence and knowledge in clotli niariufaclur
ing anddrcssing, and tlie flnishcd apparatus
and maclnnery which he has providcd, will
cnable him to givy etilire satisfactton to all
who crnployhim. He iuvitts the public to
Ci.ll and e.xamiiio specimens ol his work,
which he believes will justify all expecta-
tions which he holus out to his customers.
A. KILBORN.
Shoreham. (Rich's Apr. 1,'42 49
n Reliet'ibr Hard Times. XO
J ow rccievuia, a Iaraer STOCK of
GOODS ihan were cver hefore ofTer-
edin this market, of almost everv vancly,
which wpre Jioxighl wilh Cash, at the prcs
cnt cxlremeiy low prices and which will he
.sohl at prices that caunot fail to suit the pur.
chnser by A. Francis.
Gloves and Hosiery.
Cotton, Silk, Lisle thrcad. and Kid Glo
vea, black and white lisle t bread, and
silk f losieiy-uadies b!ack and white Cot
ton Hose from 10 to 25 ccnts at Birgk's.
May 16, 1842.
IJonnets and P. L. Hats.
If you wnnt the bost nnd cheapest Flor-
encu Braid Bonnct or Pnlm Leaf Hat in
tho vi-cinily, Rtl call at
Z. Beckwith & Co.'s
ADDISON COUN I 1
Teniperance House.
"11 H E subscriber would
JL inform the public, thal
hehas taken the stand rcc.
cnlly occupied by Paul Read, south of the
Court Housein Middlebury.
The housr
nnd out houses are now undercoinir a thor.
ouglt repair, nnd will otiord every accom
niodatinn to coatomcrs which their comfort
and cuuveniencc can require. It will be
kept upon strict temperance principles, and
he hopcs by pcrseverance in tlm plan, (o
receivethe patronageof nll friendly totbe
objects of the greal temperance reform.
Ilaving for years been convcrsant wilh
public houses both in country nnd ci'y. h
thinks he kuows the duties of a landlord,and
huw to supply the wants of tho traveler
and he proinises that no effurt on his part
will bo wa:iting to give entire satisfaction
to the public. BKNJ. B. BROWN.
Middlebury Felx 8 1842.
40:tf
IJrooms ! Brooms ! !
rSl H E subscriber gives notice that he
M will manulacture at shoit no'tce, corn
Brooms at 10 cents a piece, and find hand
Ics and twinp. or on sharesofone half, at his
dwelling Iioujc one milo north of Bristol
vtllug..-. HDWARD SWEET.
Bristol, Fi-h. 18. 1842. 42:6m
EB,A B. Cast, Shear and Spnn" JSiele
forsale by IRA STEWART.
Middlebury, Ang. 8.' 1841.
F ALL and INTER Lamp Oil.of tho
best quality, for sale by
T. C. SM1TH.
CJarden Seeds.
SUGAR BEET. Carrot and Onion seed,
by the pottnd; also, a large assortment
at retail. warranted the growih of 1841.
For sale by JOHN IFOOD.
April. 1P42.
WROUGHT &CUTNAILS, Wi.
row Glassand Puty. consltantly oii
hand.and for sale by A. & W. S. Johnson.
ttUPERFINE Flcur for sale low by
Ira Stewar-
SC2L
1 842.
Storage& Forwarding.
THE Snbscriber has his STOUE
UUUoLO aai ntiAnr iu uiu
most perfect order ; the buildings are
extensive and comraodious, more so
'arthan any other Estabishment oa
Property of all kinds, will ba received, and for
warded to almo-st any part of the United States,
llnnAr anA l.niv.r fTsinadn. Rnat lcaVeS (his
place Tuaday and SaMrAjy ofeach week.for Troy
.r . ... . . . . . , c
l. x.,anu I rny every eanesaay ana vatvraay,
also the CA.NAL PCKET,
J S H ER M N
will run to and Irom Vergennes and BuOalo, each
Month tbrounh the S-ason, whicn eives facilities
inr Shipping Properv from this place, to any part
ofth; Country, which is enjoyed by no other
place onXake Champlain. All commumcation
by way of enquiry will be duly noticed ; Charges
will bt as low as at any other place in this part of
the country. R. CHAPMAN
Vergennes, April, 18. 1842 52;6
HEALTH & STRENGTH.
DS.a.o. riciiardson's concestrated
S?herry Wine Bltters,
p U T up in octagon Bottlrs.and tbe ingredientn
to make Ihe ame put up in pressed packages;for
sale by all the Druagis's and most of the W. I.
Goods Dealers in Boston and vicinity. AIo, by
my agents in all the principal totvns throuhout
New" ngland and the Southern and Westcrn
States.
Z. S. Hali. BAnmNGTON.comerof Sackvil
le street, Halifax, is general agent for the Brilish
Provinces.
P, S. Barnard. W. G. Skiwner andjoi
eph.Perrt Morse are my only aulhorized trav
elling agents. '
OFFICE 15 HANOVER ST. BOSTON
75 cents per Botlle; 50 cents pcr paper.
The follo-ing are selected froru a large cum
of Editorial notices.
Frcm Ihe Dover (N. H.) Gazette.
Dr. Rich ARiison's BiTTERS.-In our columns
may be found an adverlispment of tbe Vegetable
Bitters.pr'pated by Dr. S. O. Richardson.ofSouth
Retding, Mass. They a-e, at said to be, undoubl
edly composed of a variety of valuable and pureljr
vegetabla mattar; and from our own experience,
as wcll as othets, we can peak highly of their
renovating and invigorating effecls upon Ihe sy.
tem We have a good opinion of the Bitters.as
they are not a quack noslrum, but discovered, pre
pared, and vpnded by a regular Physichn, a grad
uate of the Collega of curon State, and who has
said but little iti the way of puUing Ihem himself,
but leaves it lo those who try thera toiudge them-
spIvcj. For the diseases (hat manv are hable to.
in the spring and summer, such as Debilily, Dys
Densia. Billious and Nervous Complaints, &c, we
do nol besitafe to say Ihat Ihesp Bitlers will be
found a safe agreeable and efiectual restorative
As good heallh is one ot '.be gieatrst ol earmiy
Uesiings, e would early advise those laboring
und'rsuch diseases, to make a trial of Dr. Rich-
ardson'd Bltters: Ihey can do no harm. and may do
much good, as we are ronndent in many cases
Ihey have. Vegetablee and vegetable medicines
are unquestiooably the incst congemal to tne nu
man sjstem.
From the Evening Signal N. Y.
Sntrtny Wink Bitters These are areme
dv vcrv hiahlv and very iusily recommended by
physicians, as of great efficacy in giving streLgth
to the weak and debilitated. Tbe use ol'years has
salisfactorily proved their virlues. (Jntinclurcd
the slightesi deleterous matter. they eommunicate
the healing powers of the best meilicinal roots and
plauts. They restoie, and. if nct laid aside. prc-
serve the nhole acimal economy in a state cf ha-
bilual healthiness. They cat.nol ne too frequent
ly coromended to public notice by just enconiums
from the press A. B. U D. Sands, 79 and 100
Fullon Street Agents.
(XJ- Ii: speakingof the excellenee of the Slierry
Wine Bitters, of which Messrs A. B. V D. band
are agents, we mcaat tbrise prepared by Dr. S. O
Ricbardson.of Suuili Reading Aass.
From Ihe Bristol County Democrat, Taunton.
Riciiardson's Bitters. Of Ihe numerous
Oicdictnes which are adversised in our paper from
time to lime, we pretend lo kdow but little their
ttrtuesrnust be known only 10 Itiose weo have
made use of Ihem. But with Dr. S. O. Richard
son's Bitters we are sotnewhat aciuainlcd. These
Bitters were med in our familv last sun.mer, loi
general debilily and hcadache, and much relief
was derived from tr.em. Those who may be sub.
iect to nervous headachr.will find the Bitters ve.
ty beneficial ihey proved 60 in the case to whicb
we rcfer.
For sale whotea!ev and retail at his office, 15
anover street, Bostnn.
From tho sarnstable Patriot
IIealtuand Sire.vctii! To rcgain or prei-
erve Ihcse is tbe greal uesideratora. iNotluug
Ihat wo know of will do it moro efioctually, this
warm wealher than Dr. ICicnardron'a ohorry
Wine Bitters. Try em tbe slrictcst teniper
ance man need nol be atraid of tbe alcohol in
Ihem. There ia no moro than is abaolutely ne
cesary lo prcscrie tli snrit of the 'koots and
ltiARBs' ol which theyaro compoundcd. 8
A G K n T S ;
Middlebury, S. Aloodv: Krreenties, W. B.
Bixhy; New faven. Roscoett Nash;B.isiol,
L. V. Hall; Hancock, Royal Flint, Starks
borough, T. H. Kidder; Ferrisburgb, Alleu &
WheelenMonkton.M. V.Kins!ev:Shoreham
K. Wrigh-; Whiung. J. &. O.Siinonds; S il
isbury, Hunily & Hicgins: Cornwall. S. Ev-
arts; Addison. Barnes & Fuller,
T 1VE GEESE FEATHEKS, of supe
JL' lior attalitv. iust received and for salr bv
A. FRANCIS.
BONNETS &C. Florence Braid,ttraw
and P. L. Bnnnels Bonnet Silks,
Lacnous,Ajlificial,Ribins, fic.at BIRGE'S.
RIPTON LAND.
PIECE containinn 100 acres I GOOD
l d... " 50 do. j LOTS.
is I'flered at a bargain 00 lung credit by
A. FRANCIS.
BOOTS and SHOES, a large sud
pfy for sale at retail bv
JOHN WOOD
LIVBR COMPLAI.NTS.
AND ALL SICKNESS AND DISEASE
DR. l.IN'S
TT'TVT?JI A KTnw TTT?T? RTT'E'Tjcr
lMjMrtiKAiSOJ!, Lilttj-lilL IjbJiS ;
AND 1
CI1INESE BLOOD-PILLS.
lhe greatest Isecrel discovered!
Purge purge purge has been Ihe cry for
the last few years. Thia has been eflectually tri-
ed. andvet sufferers have multiplied and died :
and why .' Not because purging was not ne-
cessary, but too much had been done without
thetonicto follow, and suslain the system. '
Purge, you mnst! The sickly hu.nors of the
1,1 ,,,. h p.irripri nff nnhp ri..i,i;..
of them prevented. Prevent tiien the growth of
such humors. 1
Whydo Ihe Uhinese uve 10 sucn immcnse
ages and still retain the powers of youth or mid-
dle age uerause tne puri.y ine niooa. 1 ne
CtnsiiE jJlood fills so caiiea because they
work upon and cleanse the Blood are the stan-
dard remedy. These pills will doit ; and the
1 eiupcraiii.c uinn., cu unc-.ivu, wni 10
strengthen the system and prvent the accumu
lation of bise humors which infest ihe blood.
aud which only increases by purges. unless Ihe
Diittrsare laken alter. liuy, tben, Ibese pills
and bitters. Take weekly the pills, and daily
thc bitlers, and if you are or liave been invalids
for days weeks, montbs, or years, yoit wiM find
the sickly bumordrawn on, and prevented from
areturn, and the sallow yellotr hue of sickness ancy, as a consiiiunonai lamily coinplainr, and
changa rapldly lo Ihe full blooming glow of bas cured eflectually in every inslance yet known,
health and youthfulbuo ancy. amounting lo many hundreds. It is not unpleas-
There are cases so numerous of these brilliant ant to ihe taste, and does not prevent Ihe daily
effects, that time and space forbid an attempt avocalions of one using il : it must be persevei
to put them down. Buy and use these medi. ed in, and tbe cure is giadual, bul certain aud
cines, and use no other, and health and strength permanent. Instmcai are constanily raulllpiy
shallbryours. See wrapper and directions that ,n where this distressing complaint is com
come with Ihem. pletely relieved and cured , although ofyears stan-
FRAUDULENT COUNTERFEITS
Will be attempted. Buy no remedy of the kind
unless it have my name O. C. Litr, M. D
on :hewiappr, and also the nolice as follows : i
"h.nicreu acconling to Acl ol Congress, A.
D. 1841, hy Thos. Connel, in the Clerk's office
of the District Court of the Uni'ed States for the
Xc-Jt'iprn District of New YorU."
Warrante.J !b" only genuine.
Messn. Co5istock & Co., Nev York, are
the sole holcsa!e agonls for Ihe "iiied States
and Ihe neighboring counties. lu-.v
fur sale bv 5. MOODY.
The Countcrfeiter's Ueath Blow.
TKE public will please observe thal no
BBANDBETH PILLS
are genuine unless the box has three labels up-
on it, each containing a fac simile signature. of
t t..njA..r;,:n,. . V II II .-. ,1 1, Tli...
ui iiaiiu'niii.ug, ,uua ... t.imnin, nt.
j labels are rngraved on steel.beautifully desiened
an ono at aD exPense eTeraI ihocsanddol-
j Rem-.mberihe top, theside, and the bottom
; a, i nr.trnt timp.. mhpn thn rntmtpr-
f.r rrlehrntid P,7. m
comphtely cornered, it is nol surpris-
ing to jind ihat they endeavor to get
off their stock of spnrious Pilh under
uny name. It is not thefirst time that
the "Poor Indiari' has hadto Jather the
aborlionsqf cunningmen.
The remarkable cures which have been efTect
ed by Brendreth'a Pills, have astonished the
whote medical faculty, manv of whom have con
sideredtbat they are the greatest blessing ever
givcn to the world.
Tbe rcason these celebrated Pills have aucb a
universally good effecl, is because their action
barmonizes wilh the human body.
" Purge out the old leaven, thatye may be
come a new lump," is the languae of Holy
Writ, a ficure applied spiritually, it Is true, but
how could it have any applicalion unless cort
F1HMF.D BV PRACT1CAI. EXPERIENCE, in Ihe
body of tnattsr? The fouidalion upon which
this figure of scriplure rests Is as irumovcable
as Ihe laws which govrrn the tidet, or occasinns
the thundersof Heaven.
'THE C O N D I TI ON."
The condition upon which God has given
health to man is a constant care lo keep his stom
ach and bowelsfree Irom all ruerbid and unheal
thy accumulations. The means to cflect this musl
be those remedies which cleanie the bowels and
nurifv the blood.
Good healthful medicine is only a species of
food; nhen Ihe animals, whose habits wehave ihe
means of otiserving, are sick, they wander thro
Ihe fialds, and make selections of those herbs
which open their bowels and purity their fluids,
which immediately restore tbeir heallh.
When a dose of Brandreth's "ills are taken,
thpy are digested and pass to every part of the
system; but they leave the body when they have
etfected thein tended purpose, and health and
vi?or are bv them insured.
Mineral medicines may enler Ihe system, but
they are with difficully got out again ; and thej
always occa'ion pain and tmsery while they re
main in the body.
Whereas Brandreth's Pills are asinnocent asa
piece of bread, and areevacuated with thedisease
for which they are taken.
From the time we are born tothe time we cease
tobrealhe, our bodies are constanily wasting,
and as constanily building up. The action of the
atmosphero wea.-s or wastes thein. The food we
eat.the digcstivcorgatis covert into blood, which
renewsorbuilds upby its circulaling power.
Thus thehuman body is heallhy when Ihe blood
circulates freeiy, and when any thing prcvents its
frce course through 'he veins, disease com
inences. Custivenes3, Dispepsia, Fevcrs, Inflammations,
are all owmg lo Ihis, and all the lroublrs attend
Ing them could always be prevented by the limely
use ol Brandretl.'s Pills, as Iheir very action at
oncetends toclearthe circalalion of all impedi
ment, and removc every cause or occasinn of im
punty from Ihe blood. There are thousands nay
millions at this moment, in this country, and all
olhers, whom wemaf really coniideras halfdead.
They may be said lo carry their dtath in their
bowels and circulation. This is no imaginary
circumstance. I wish it were. Thousands whom
we ineet evety whcre wilh cadivcrous looks, yel
low skins and green pyes, spcak in a language
not to be mistaken, ofthe state of Iheir slomacb
and bowels, and tl.c consequent condition of Iheir
elood. The body is ihus, while in life, reduced to
Ihe consequent condition of a corpse ; and Ihe
reasun why some bodies are so soon in a puliid
condition afler dcath, is rr.ore from the quan
lily of itrpure humors contained tn Ihem at the
time they e.xpired, than from any other cause
And who is there that will nol allow, that if
Brandreth's Pills had been employed. so as lo re
movc these impure humors, that life ini"ht nol
have been saved ? Whoevcr will give tKis sub
jpct but very little consideration, will at once per
ceive the perfect identity between the putrid hu
mors ofthe b-idv brfore dealh, and the humors
which c;casion the peculiar fcetorof adead body.
Un. HKAIMUK1S TH'S
rni.NcirAL oFrtcn
is at 211 Broadway.opposilelhe Cily Hall.NYork
N. E. orriCE,
19 ILWOVER STREET, 19
09-ONLY-CO
place in boston for these Iruly excellent Pills.
B.BRANDRKTH, M. D.
(Entcred accordingto act of Congress, m Ihe
yeai I841,by Benjamin Brandteth, m thc Clerks'a
office ofthe District court of the Southern Dis
Itiel of Ncw-York.)
The ONI.Y persons in Addison co., Vt., fur-
nished with the Genuine Brandreth's Pills, zre
at
Middlebury, Jonathan Hnirar;
East Middlebury, Needham itDennis ;
Addison,
Barnes & Fuller :
Bridport,
Bristol,
Cornwall,
u
Ferriibutgh,
Hancock,
New Haren,
Ripton,
Salisbury,
Shoreham,
Maiksboro'
Vergennes,
Weybridge,
Wh-iiini.',"
P. Flctrhei & Son ;
W. H. Hadley ;
Samuil F.verts;
B.F.Haskell;
Shalesci. Wicker;
Jolin Hackett.Jr.;
Roscoe & Nash ;
Frederick Smith;
Hiintlty &. Higg ns ;
Kent Wright;
T.H. Kidder;
V m.R. Bixbv;
Silas S. Spraour;
J. & O. S. Simond-i r
D.M. Russique. 16 ly
8100 REWAUD,
N E HIINDRED DOLLARS RE-
o
WARD bas been offt-red for monlhs, to
any one who will use a bottle of Hays' Liniment
r .1 n 1 1 . T . I -T ff .1 . -J-
forthePiles wilhout being cured. Ofthousanda
soid in no inslance has it failed of a cure
Proof overwhelming to be had where it is Bold.
ItisaUoa certain cure in nearly every casp..(ex-
ternally) in tbe following complaints.
For ,he P'le3
Tightness of the chesl
especially in cbildren,
For all IJropsj ,
Tender Feet, froul Ulcers ol Ihe legs.
6sore throat by cin- or other fungus sorps,
ce,s or ulcers however obstinale or
.rouP . 'ong stand ing,
hoopingcough, Fresh Wonnds
Scald Head. Chilblains &'3 &.
LOOK OUT.
Some Swindlers have couni erfeited this article
anduut il un with various devices. Do nol be
imnose unon. One Ihine- or.lv will protect you
jt i ihe naroe ol COA1STOUK & L.U, ; thal
namemust be alwavs on the wrapper, or you are
cheated. Da not fVr?etit. Take tbis direction
with you, and test by that. or never buy it; fcr it
lmpossiDie lor any oincr to oe irue or genuine.
56Id by COMSTOCK & CO..
71 Alaiden Lane.
10:lj
HEADACHE
CERTAIN OURE FOR SICK
HEAD
ACHfc, wbicb has been used in familtes, every
memner ot woitu uaa mu Ditn neaaacne irom in-
ding by the use ofDr. Spohn's ceieoiaieu reme-
y. One.decided preference is its pieasamness.
having ncne of the nauseaimg encci oi comrcon
drujs. - . I
11 " sopenecuv i t-.-r"-r
hargiven direction for his agents to refun.l th
price to any one who is nol pleased niij, t"
curcd byit. He hopes also Ihat Ihis n,4y nJ
its great benefit to Ihe distressed suflerers
are labouring under Headach.
E.Spohn, M. D, Inventor and Proptitfr,,
COMSTOCK & CO.,
71 Maiucn Lane New York. 10:ly
Frsm the New York Herald.
MYSTERIOUS,
Agentleman beloi.ginglo one ofthe most Jr,
cient and wealthy families ot this citv, Rb
must be well known lo numerous friend's, Hjt.
ing sincethe year 1818 up to recently, been
bent nearly double, and forseveral years confin.
ed to his bed, has been rpstoitd to good health
has regained his nalural erect positicn and ha
quitled his cai'riagc, and now. walks with ease "
Wo believe this is Ihe genlleman's own tSetctia.
tion as nearas possible, and there is r.o nxtevir.
ation in it. We will give inquirers his adrirejj"
and doubt not his humane feelings will pxcnse thr
libprty;so that any one doubtin, may know
these facls though he rrquites his name may
not appear in print. Among other similar in
stances, Mr. Jas. G. Raynolds 144 Christie St.
has been restored and will give personal assar
ance of the facts of his case. Both ner
theumatism, and contracted cords and sinevri.
How has this been done .'
Answer By the Indian Vegetable E
cixer internally, and Hewes' Nervk and
Bonr Linimejtt externally N. Y. HeraU Jaa
26 1841. Sold only by COAISTOCK &iC0."
71 Alaiden Lane, New York. 10-ly "
For sale hy S MOODY. Drggfst. ii-l,
THE BEST RIEHTOD FOR THE
ABOL1TIOJV
OF DISEASE, 13 TO CLEANSE AND PURIFY
TI1E BODY.
WRIGHT'S IMDIAHTEGETABLE PILLS,
Of the.Korth American College of Health,
Are now acknowledged to be the best medicins
in the world for the cure of
EVER Y VARIETY OF DISE.1SES
because Ihey thoroughly cleanse the stom:b
and bowels of these billious humors which not
only paralyze and weaken the digesiive oigans,
but are Ihe cause ofheadache, nausea and sick
ness ; f alpitalion ol the heart, iheumatic pain in
various parls ol the body, and many other un
pleaant complaints.
THE I.DL1JV VEGETABLE PILLS,
are also a certain cure for intermittent, remittent,
nerious. inflamiEa oiy and putrid fevers ; b.
cause they cleanse the body of those morbid hn
mors, which wliencon6ned to Ihe circulation ars
tbe cause of all kinds of
FEVERS.
also, when morbid fercrs are deposited npon the
membrane and muscle, causing those pains, m
llauitions and swellings, callcd
RHEUMATISM, GCIUT dcc,
the Indian Vegetable Pills may berehed on as al
wajs certain to give relief, and ifpersevered with,
will mosl assurerily and wiibout fail, make a per
fect cure of (he above painful maladies. Fron
lliree tosixofsaid Indian Vegelable Pills taken
every nighl on going to bed will in a thort lime tt
compleleiy rid Ihe body of etery thing thalisop.
pcied to health, thatRbeumalism, Guut and pain
of every descriplion will belilerallv
DRIVEN FROM THE "BODY.
From 'he ame reason, wbcn from sudden
changes foalmnsphere or any cther cause, tl.
perspiraticn is checked, and Ihose humors which
should pass off by the skin are tbrown innardlr
causing
HEADACHE, G1DDINESS,
nausea and sickncss, pain in ti.e bunps, wa(ei)
and inflamed eyes, sore throat.hoarseness, coughs
consumptons, rheumalic pains in various parti
of the body and many olher symptums of
CATCHING COLD
llie Indian Vegolable Pills will invariahly gireim
nediale relief. From three to six of said PilN ta
ken every night on going to bed, will in a shcrt
lime, not onlj remove all Ihe above unpleasanl
yinptoms, bul the body will be restored to even
sounder heallh Ihan before.
The same may be said of AST1IJ1A, OR DIF
FICULTY OF BREATHING.
The Indian Vegelablc Pills will loosen and can
ufl by tbe stomach and bowels those phlegmr
humors which stop up thc air cells of thc luni,
and arc Ihe cause not only oflhe ahove distrru
ing complaint, but when negltcted, often ter
minates in a still more dreadful tnalady calleJ
CONSUMCTION.
It should also be rememhetcd Ihat Ihe Indita
Vegetable Pills are a certain cnrc for
PAIN IN THE SIDE,
oppression. nausea and sickness, los-s of 'appelilr,
co.-liveness.a jellow tinge of the skin and ejcs,
and ever)' other sjmplom of a torpid or disesstd
state uf Ihe iver ; because they purge Irom tbe
body Ibose impurilies which if deposiled upoa
Ihis impurtant organ, are the cause of even' v'an
etv of
U VER COMPLAINT.
C AUTION.
The public will plcase observe Ihat Ihe genuine
mcd icine has Ihe following wording on Ihe
sides of Ihe box.s:
tVRIGIITS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
(Indinn Purgative.)
Of tiie North American College or
Hkaltii.
And a'soaround the border of the lahel.'will
bc!found in small lr.e: " Enlered aeeordim It
the aet of Congress in the year 1840, by Wji.
iTH.GHT.tnHt uicrA-s office, oj the Uislnit
Covrt of the Eastern district ofPcnnsylvania."
It will further be o-served thal Ihe nrinted di
rections for using the medicine, which accompa-
nies each box, are also enlered accordinir to Acl
of Congress; and Ihe same form will be found at
Ihe boltom oi Ihe hrst page.
The sliehlest altention lo Ihe above few Dartic-
ulars tvill serve to prolect Ihe purcbaser from
ftaud, and save the livps of those who may olh
erwise be endan-gered bvusing a ccuntereit med
icine. The public will aso rcmember that all who sell
the genuine Indian Vegetable P.lls are providsd
with a certtficate of Agcncy, signed by
WIL.L1A.M wkiumi, vice I'rtstdcnt
ofthe JVbrth American Colleee of Health,
and thal pedlars are never in anv case allowed lo
sel tho genuine Medicine. All travelling apenti
will beprorided withacerlificate of agency asa
bove described ; and those who cannot showocs
will be known as base imoostors.
CO-AII lelters relative lo the Pills must be ad
dresaed tbus :
' N. E. OFFICE N. A. COLLEGE OF
HEALTH,
I9S Tremont street, Boston, Mass."
fjCJ-AGENTS have been appointed for the
sale oflhe Pills in every town in New England-
Agents.
Middlebury, George H Fish; Bennington
Jonathan llanghton ; Williamsville. Charles
W Joy ; Bepnington, J C Haswell ; Rutland,
VVHIiam Fay ; Woodstock, Haskell&, Palm-
er;Dover, Hiram Baldwin ; Brattlebnio'
Btrge & Brackett ; Watprlord, H Cuttiog
&Co; Newbury. Prentiss Knight; Bethel,
Samuel Austinjr; Sprinsfield.George Was
bburn; Proctersville, Proctor &. Knbinson,
Londonderry, Sniith & Glazicr; Bpifgewa
ter. Thonias Southgate; Chester. Phinens
O Sargeant; Windsor. S W Hubbard ; Bur
lington, A Brinsmaid ; East Poultney. Hick
ok&Mears; Cornwall, Samucl Everls;
Wilmington, A B Ch'dds; Stowe, Albert
Comps; Post Mills, Jeremiah Wilton;St
Jobnsbury, Lulher Jewelt; Weston, JJol.n i
Wilder; Waterbury, Persons Lyon; Mont
pelier, William Clark ; Ludlow, John Dun
bar&Co; Readinir, Wood & Merrill ; Harl
lord, J P Strt.ng & C ; Norwich, Baxtrr 4.
Newton; Barnar ', J P Danforh ; Bethel, .
Lorenzo Hilchcock; Rochester.CliarlteDodd; ,
Sprinrrfield. Rnssell ; Cavendish, A Gibeon
&. son; Guilford, Pbilip Marlin; Halifax
C Stone tfcCo ; Westminster, Aaron Hitch-
cock; Nnrlhfield, Murdock & Alexander;
Weathsfielri, Barley Bartlett; Harl uno.
Cotton &. tamble Fairfax. H..in:'ton Lovc
wood. 28 ly.
CROCKERY AND GLASS WAh
A larse assortment, ehcaper than tr
before ofibred; now by A K !-

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