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BAILEY & RICH'S PATENT
SMUT lcH!NE.
The undersigned ai'ter expeiimen-
ting about fifteeii years in inaiiufacturing
Kinut machine:', and using thetn, have atlast
succecded in obviating all defects, and they
now prorTcr to Millers tbat long desired ma
chine for cleansing and brightening grain for
Grinding.
Itismi'de of durable mntcrials, (Cast and
wro't iroi,w"tb cast steel boxes sc pivots,)very
compnct, efiicient, simple in construction,
not liable for years to gct out of repair, and
easily takeu to pieces and put togcther again.
It ia soconstructed tbat the same fan wbich
lilows out the chaff. and olher lighl matter as
it lenves the innchiiie, forces wind up into
the insideofthe inner case, causiiig a slronz
currcnt of air to operate hnrrizontally upon
all the grain iaunguvholep assage Ihrough
the mill. cxpclling evcry particlc of dust as
loonas crcatcd. Whercas in all other dura
ble inachincs the pulvcrized smut, is, to n
grent extent, sufTercd to mingl' ngain with
ihe grain, oftcn sticking to the kernel:, and
thu defenting the ntain oijecl ofsmutling.
The nmchiue will clean froui 15 to 25
busneU of grain per hour.
Prics S100,C0 at iheir fuctnry, warranted
to suit tbe purchaser, upon thrce montlis iri
al. They are now ready to forward mncines
upon ord rs from any partoftbe Unitcd
Stutes.
Their pntent was granted in July 1S42.
They anne.v a few certincntcs to show how
they nre esteemed by others,
Manchester, Vt. May 9, 1312
This is to rertify thnt we have in use one
-of Bailey & Rich's Siimt Machiucs, that it
does go )d work, and we arc wcll satUlicd
with it; and think tbe invcntors have obvia
ted, ino-it, if not all, the faultsand impcrfee
tions of other bmut mills with wbich we aro
ncquainteil.
M. Clare & So.
Chester, N. Y. Junc 15, 1842.
This nny certify that we have used Bailey
St RichN smut niill for nine nionths and
ttbink it to be the best tnill now in use.
Alonzo Towslev. (Owner.)
Eu Tatlor. (Miller.)
i
Northamptoii, Mnss. July 1, 1S42. J
1 certify tbat I Ii.ive one of Bailey & Rich's
rsmut m icbiues, and alsohnd one of Grimes'
both in u.-e in tny Grist Mill at tbe same
tiir.e, and I takc pleaure in saying to the :
i'uulic, lliiit Ihelormerlias iny prclcrance o
orUO other Gentleincii, ull ofwbotn concur
red iu iny decision.
Boiias Clarc.
E.tract from a lettcr written by Capt. XV.
Duiican, .Mill Wri"bt, of Lebnnon N. 11.
July 16, 1342. " I have this day rcceived j
Hvn 1-Mters Ironi L.yine, r. 11. one Trom the
llnn. Judri Churphill nnil thp. nthpr frnm Cl
IK.CI.irk (Millci)both speak very Iiialily '
of H.nley Si Rich's smut machine. The
miller s y. be hascleaused to pcrfection the i
worst sinutty wheat be ever ground, nnd hc '
cun rpcnmmcud the mill lo be superior to auy
in u:-e." 1
N. B. They vvarrant that in a few days '
they will have lnrge machines tnat wdl clear, j
to pcrfection, 100 bushels of wheat per hour.
BAILEY, RICH &. Co.
Shoreham, Ft. Aug. 1. 1S42.
Large supply of Fresh
Tcas,Cofi"ee, Sptccs, &c.
d low by
A. & W. S. JoH.Nsoir.
Hartford.
'I'HE milircribsr has becn appoinlrd Afjent for
r ''I? ,llARTr0KD PJK IhSURAVCE ClfjirANV,
or Middlibarv and ieinliv ,wl -,Il rrooWo
P'oprjals forinsuting proi.i rty ajaintt los or '
dn.ni.irrn I... 171 I 1 J - .
. - bv. i . 1110 ioM cctablislica reputa
i" i .! coml,a"y, and tho proinplncts witli
wliielialltlieirtrannction.liavr bcrn character-
41IV . aarloSiiy anyihingin its
IntrilMrd lo hiri, will bo f..itl,rlly anJ pllnc:
luallv transacifd. insiTuiv .r-.'.
. , . - - ; inu viiiui;
AlidJL.bnry, Feb. 2R, 1842 42;v Agrnt!
AKLSTON & FOULARL) Gin2ham,
Prtnts &c. too Clirai. at Rlltnp---;
Mu-3,'12.
13
RIKD APPLEs
, P,r saleat
T. C. SMITH'S.
Ma 7.S1 42.
i PAIRS ol'ihirkVJooJi
"I hfl Dflcnni- tcctirrm ai,f ft" Var.
ivell'sbest Mo occofor l.adirs, bv
A. CHAPMAN Sr SON.
Kxtra Urands of Family
FLOUIl.
'piIE nbseri'jpr'is nor roceivinj:
On COnfl0llllplif nnrl -Ftll lip
will snppli.'d llirouph ih rcanon.
whu Fnmi'oi iiiu clioiccd brandr
Western Flour,
evpr ifTirp-l in this markct
Havnif; Flour mauuficiHrrd by more than
twcniy difT.-refit mil's of tbr liijhcst repntatlon,
Ii plrdf s that F.'pur o& by liim aliall give the
unt pcrfect HlUfUcliGc, and will bo warranted
in all caf es.J
N. R. Fancy brands conslanlly on hand.
Dcatcrs in Fbmr, Mercliaiilr, ai.d Faii.i ies arc
res?- ctfully milrd lo nrdcr. and try Ihe arlicle.
Flour nbippcd lo crder. in good pickajp with
""1 d.'lay on r.-cripl rf I'ri't-'. rrrlifnalc
oi depoiit or oabh. J.N. HINSDILL.
Tr v. .Ipril 25. 1842 )
317 liiverSl. 51 Im pap.
vcr tlie latter lor cleansing tlie grain, best, r g
.and fuster bv Mvn to nne. This fixnRrimpnr 1 ' - ' !
wns inado in tbe abseneeof Bnilev &. Rich. ! iSSPI.END.D CLOT
iidinthe tireseiice of Grimes' nwent nnd 15 T1NGS. AUo t?
PH forsa.
ol
(AT THE.CBBAP CASII 8T0RR.)
IS now ptepared to offer to the public a
fresh supply ol seasonable
3D)ny dls
lirecl frsm the importersand manufnclurers.
likewise
Achoice stock ofdry aroccrirs f the first
quality, for family use to gether wilh crock-
rv ana uiass wate. -
53" N. B. Puces currc.i)t)nting wiili th-
motto. 2
aHB subscriber krepsforsale
S- COTTON BATTS by thebile,
IRA 8TEWA T.
MHdlehurvSept. 11 !34t. 19lf
1842.
Vergennes and Buffalo Line.
THE CAJfAL PACKtT
j. SHEKMAN,
CAPT. M. T. DAVIS.
VIl.l. cnniinenci! l.er Tnps on Ihe 3d day of
MjV. beiwccn tlio city of Vor;;:in" m.d
Riifla'n. ruiiniiie DAY and JSlt.ll I , nf .illw:
Ltavtt VtTgtnT.tt
May
May
Juno
Angust
Septeinber
October
Leavc Bvjfalo.
3
31
23
9
0
4
May
13
1(1
8
19
10
14
8
Junc
July
Augllbt
Scptember
October
OcIoIkt
!9
Noveniber
This pack',t will bc put in first rale order at
Ihe opening of Naviga'.inn, with addilional nc
co'iiinoilutinus fur Froight und Fasscngpre. Will
Iravo Vergennes al 7 o'clock in llm inorning
tnwi'il ty ste.-iinb":t to Wliitehall. Frcigh'. inutt
bo on boird tlio day prcvious. Thoje niovinjr,
r risiling Ibeir fricnds inllic far Wost, uill find
llii" tbe niosl cxpidilions ar.d chrapist routclliey
ca toki'. Thcru wdl bo orcty accomuiodation
un bonrd ti pnit tlie most partirular. Tiiosf
who cboosc lo io so, can have every ficility for
bourdin thrmsulvc.
iluo uticnlion will bo paid to piscnj;cri by
n cari"ful captuin and crcw, whu will tparn nu
naini't" civi: pi-rficl salisfaclion. For fnrther
pjrticulirs pi.quiro ol t'li- capUin on board.
II. CHAPMAN, Vergennes.
JOV &. WEBSTER ;
1 Buffiilo
51 6w
DAW & DELONG,
4iKOCE!!IKS. A-superior as.oitmei.tof
x and Young Hyson and Hyson-skin
TKJ1S, Coffee, Molasses, Spic. s,Raisins and
in uiy olher artxlcs of tbc kiml, aicohpl ex
n pled,
by A. CHAPMAN & SON.
To Mercliants.
f-ANLE-'VICK,nnd CO I'TON YAUN,
from No. 5 to 25, and of the besl qualily,
for salety ihesubsctiber.
JOSEPH GORDON.
Middl-hurv, Jan.25, 1S42. 28 tf
OO.MESTICS. Satinctts, Amtrican
Pr n's Shectings, Shirtings, Tickings,
ickings. B.iltiHgs.a'nii Tavl rsTriunuinji!',
by
A. CHAPMAiN&SON.
iNew Spring and fciummcr
r"lHE sub-icriber is now lecrivi.ng his stock
JL ol SPHING AND SUMMER GOODS,
purchased at ihe lowtsl New Ycrk Cnh
prices, e inbra inkr. every varieiy ol kinds and
q'laliiies cal'ed for in a country store. He
will Ibr Cash or short credit positively sell
loive tban any other establishmpnt in this
uun yo. JVb .liwfake.
P. W-COLLINS.
Conwall, M y 2.1342.
t 'LiOTHs?, CasiiueJf, nnd triuindngs in
gnatvarielyheaper and ihe ver at
uiiiun.'s
HS AND KES-
l'm.mer Good?: some
1 nliMsnt'nR nnva nt Iprs ihan the manu'actur
A. Fhancis
O.OCOYds. supi-riorfinc and heavy Blea h--
td aud brown nnirriGS Sf Diuli.incs
lower llian cvtr belore known bv
A. Francis
CO I' TON GOODS. Hesvy Brown C't
ton 3 vds the lb. for 8 cents. Blearhed
K"ols cqua'lly cheap, at
BIRGE'S.
Mav 3 1842.
AR IRON, 'ui!s, Shovels, Axea, and a
general assorlmeni of Hahdware,
by A. CHAPMAN & SON.
BUSHELS of Potators for sale by
P. W. COLLINS.
Comall. May 10. 1842.
4Y 10, 184.
"SUST rcceived by ibe subscriders, a full
assortment of
woll ad.ipted to ihe Spric and Su.mmer Irade
w. ichwill be scdd as CllKAP fLrcashrjr
nppr ved cieili'. js at any other stire in this
vicniliy. Z. BECKWITH &. CO.
FAPER. 2000 pieces Room Paper,
of, Bordering, just receiv-
ednt BIRGE'S
-AKPETS. Those wisbing lo consult c-
r-noniy w II dj well t exainine a large
stock ,u-.t received by A. FRANCIS.
Groceries.
fBlHK subscribrr now off rs for cahh. a
S- splcmlid tock f sujars from 5c to 9c
per lb.. Molasses wei.hu)2 11 l-21b. for 25c
ptr jjal. Pea, CofJee and every other ar-ii-le
called (or in ihe Grocery line (Liquors
execpifd) al piices equullv h'W.
P. XV. Colijxs.
Cornwall, May 10. 1812.
Iron, Stcel and iYails.
npOR sale ".ery low foi cah, by
IRA STEWART.
lSr rcceived by P. XV. Collins 3000
W yanls Calicoes, prices varying from 5c
to 25ct 4C00 yards Shceting, from 6c to 9c
per yard.
May 2, IS 12.
VINTS AND OIL. n large nssort
iJL munt of Paints and Oil for sale by
A. & XV. S. JonnsoN.
ASI1 paid forgool fhcce wool by
A. Chafman &So.v,
For sale bvjtbcm, a superior arlicle of
Sheep Shear.'.
Middlebury, June 14. 1842. 6
fr ih upily of jrroceries.amongwhich
is good SUUAR 15 lb for 1,00 at
Im Stewa RT'r.
Jeicr Goods.
T,
HE sub&cribers are
now receivmg thcir
stock ol
Compri-ii g brsides thcir ordinaiy assortment
Bontiet silks, Ribbons and Fanv.y Good?, ol
every dfscription all of which niay be relied
upon as ol tn nri qiianiy; anuwtll De soia a
low ai at any other sl"re in this toivn ur couoty
May 9, loiJ. A. oWAf jiiiN ifc SUN.
NOT1CK.
THB sldlscviberbaon hand a larae assott
ment of Cabi.net Furniture of the latest
fasbnuis, wbich he offcrs for ale :t reduced
prices. DAV1D L. ANNAN.
Bnst I, May 9, 1812.
I;10w
T AUIE'S and ChMtrn'sBonneh lloods
-and nimmings; a larce supply Latest
fasbions, very low now rcceiving by
A. Francis.
i&iiqI nri
f l " "
"'AKPETINGS. Heavy Wool Caipvlincs,
C.'tton do cheap for
casb Ht BIRGE'3. !
May 3. 1842
A I S. Ilravtr, .Alolcskin, Lezlio.n, Cnne
anu raiin L.eai HaiP, at lillt ur.
N :Xt.-nsivt! nssorliuent of
I'unnvtrit-v r i-t c c v . n v
l.KUUKbKY & uUASsis WAUb,
iow leady for inspection and sale at
thu Clieap.for-Cash slore of
Z. BECKU'ITII Co.,
from
New Goods.
raiHE Rub-cribcr has iust- rcceived
NewYork, a complele assortment of sea
sondb c
DRY GOODS,
whicb he wdl sell very low for cash.
IRA STKWART.
.Viddl.bury. May 31 1312.
jYew Goods.
CLOTHS, Cassimeers, Cal coes, Muslins
Cainbrics, Lawns, Drillm and Tickini;.
A fine assnrtment of summer rlolhs, Linens.
Sbeetings Shirtings &c. &c whicb wi'l be
sol fr cash oi on credit, al prices wbich can
not fail to snii pu:chaseis.
Z. Beckwitii & Co.
WOOLEiV FACTORy.
IHE subscribcr would rcspcclfully inform
his customcrs, and tbe public gcnorally,
thut hc has commcnccd the busincss of
manufacluiing
WOOLEN GOODS,
fcUCH AS
Cominon Cloths, Cassimcrcs, Sat
inetts. White or Colored Flan
nelsj fcc. &c.
At liis old sland in Shoreham, near Ricli't.
Alills. He ill moiiufacture wool on &harcs
or by Iho yard, at ihe opiion of the owner.
The subscribcr is solicitous ofobtaining
business, and ferls certain that his e.xperi
cnce and knowledoe in cloth nmtsufacttir-
ing anddressing, and the fitiishcd apparatus
and machincry which he has providcd, will
enablu lnm to give entirc satisfaction lo al
who ernployliiin. Hc invites the publii: lo
call and e.xamine spccimeus ol his work,
which he behevcs will justify all expecla
tions which he holds out to his customcrs.
A. KILBORN.
Shnrohnm. (Rich's Mills) Apr. 1,'42 49
03s' Itelief for Ilard Timcs.
Woiv rrcieving, a larger STOCK o'
JL GOODS than ivcre cvcr bcfore oirer
edin this maiket, of almost overy varieiy,
which were Bovghl with Cash, at the pres
ent exlremelg low prices and which will b
sold at prices that cannol fail lo suit the pur.
chaser by A. Frakcis.
Glovcs and Hosiery.
Cotton, Silk. Lisle tbread. nnd Kid Glo
vcs, black nnd white lisle thread, and
silk Hosieiy-Ladics b.ack and white Cot
lon Hosc from 10 to 25 cents at Birge's.
May 16, 1842.
Uonnets and P. L. llats.
If you want the best and chcapcst Flor-
cnco Braid Bonnct or Pulm Leaf Hat in
the vi-cinity, first coll at
Z. Beckwitii &. Co.'s
ADDISON COUN 1 1
Tcmper ance llouso.
Ti y 11 E subsriibcr would
JL inform the public, thai
he has taken the stand rcc
ently occnpird by Paul Ilt'ad, south ofth
Court Hnusein JMiddlebury. The hous
nnd out houscs are now undergoing a ihor
oujjh repair, nnd will afllird every nccom
modntinn to costumcrs wbich llicir coriiforl
and convenience can rpquire. It will be
kf pt upon strict trmpcrancc principlcs, andJ -
he hopcs by perscverance iu this plan, In
rccpivetho patronai'e of all friendly tothe
objects of the grcal temperanco refcirm.
Hnving for years been convcrsant wilh
public houses both in country and ciy. hc
ihinks he ktiows Iho duiies of n landlord,and
how to supply ihe wants of ihe Iravclcr :
and he promises that no t fFort on his part
will he wnnting to give cntire satisfaciion
to the ptnlic. BBNJ. B. BROWN.
Miil'dlehury Feb. 8 1842. 40:tf
Brooms! Brooms ! !
H E subscriber s-ves notice that he
... , " , .
will manulacture at short noMce, corn
Brooms at 10 cents a niece. nnd find hand 1
, t
les anu iwinc, or on sliares
dwrllin" housc one mi!
villace. EDW
Bristol. Feb. 18. 1842.
42:6m
I
- -
btele
,T.
flCT'.iJ.A
li. Caai, ohrnr and Spnng
M2A
for sale bv IRA STEWART,
Middlebury, Aug. 8. 1841.
ALL and WINTER Lamp Oil,of tho
best quality, for sale by
T. C. SM1TH.
Garden Seeds. j
QUGAR BEET, Carrot and Onton seed,
ij bvlhepound; also, a largo assorltnent
nt retail. warranted tlie growth of 1841.
Forsainhr JOHN IFOOD.
rsacuy rjuiy.
Annl.lPJO
ltl)ITr:tii
A- f'H'r V All.S Win
Cow Glassand Putv. consttantlv o r
hand,and for sale by A. & W. S. JonNsoN.
fiiUPERFlNE Flour for sale low by
Ira Stewart.
DOZ. Husienjand Gorev; al.no-t edly composed of a variety of valuable and porely
Mlrr ev.rV vyriniv ni ih.. hlf H.p vegetabla mattar; and frum our own expene nce.
, i7lvrfQ as wen as oineis, ive ciu !jt "sj
A
is
HEALTH & STRENGTH.
DB.I.O. BICIIARDSO.t'9 COCTRA.TED
Sherry Wine Bltters,
p DTup in ocugon Bollles.and tlie iogredienbi
to make the same put up lo pressed packages;fur
sale by all ihe Drusgists and most of the W. I.
Goods Dealers in liostoa and vicinity. Also, by
tuy agents in all the prtncipal tt.wiu mrougnom
Nev ndandand the Southero and Weslern i
- " i
Tk. Ham. BAnK.GTo.v,comerof Sackvil-
le street, lUlifax, isgeneral gent for the Brmsh ,
Prov-ncfs.
P,S. Barnard. W. G. Ski.vnkr and Jos-
epii PEnnYiMoasEaremy only authorized trav-
elling ageuU.
OFFICE 15 HAN VEIl ST. BOSTON '
75 cenf er Botlle; 50 cents pcr paper. I
Tne follo'ine are selected Irooi a large cum-
of EJitonal noticcs. i
Frcm the Dover (N. II.) Gazetto.
Dr. Riciiaud3u.Vs BiTTERS.-Inourcoluoins
may be found an advcrliseraent of the Veetable j
Rittsri.nrmred hv Ur. S. O
Ricbardson.ofSouth I
Reiding, Masi They a-e, ai said to be, undoubt
rcnovatm."- and inviirorati
tem W'ehave a good opinionofthe Bitters.as
they are not a quack nostrum.bul discovered.pre-
pared, and vnded by a regular Physicun, a i;rad-
uate of Ihe CoIIprb of euronn Stjte, and who has
ci.ri i.m littlo in tii mv uf nultiriL' them himself.
i i,ut leJvcs it to those ho Iry them tojudgs them-
selres. For the diseascs that manj are naoie io,
in lh.c pri and .ummer such as Deb.l.ty Uvs-
, pepsia. Billious and IServous Ooniplaints, &c., we
jQ notl,e5ita(e to sav that Ihese Billers will be
i I'ounda safeagreedble and elleclual rcstorative
is good heallh is one of '.he gieatest of earthly
I blessings, ive would early advise thoe labonn;;
iimlapcii.il (lioficw. tn innlrp a frial nf Dr. Tirh.
I ardson's Bltters: Ihey can do no harm. and may do
much good, as we are ronfident in many cases
' they have. Vcgctablee and vegetable medicmes
! ,inn(,tnnblv the rnp3t con?eoial to the lm.
man sislem.
From the Evcning Signal N. Y.
Siii:rry IViwb Bitter These are a reme-
dv very biiihly and very iustly recommended by
physicians, as of grcat eliicacy in giving slrcLgth
to the weak and debihtated. The use of years has
satisfactorilyprovcd their vuIum. Untinclured .ij
the sligntesi delcterous matter. they communicate
the bealini; powersof the best medir.inal roots and
plauts. "I lit-y rcsloie, and. if not liiJ aside. prc
"etve Ihe nl.ole ar.imnl ceonomy in a state ol lu
bitual healllnnesj. Theycai.nol ne too fuqucnt
ly commeuded lo public notice hyjusl enconiums
frum the press .i. B. & D. Sands, 73 and 100
Fulton Street jfjents.
fjtj- It: bpealtingof the exreller.ee of Ihe Slierry
Wine Bitters.of ,hich Messrs A. B. S( D. Sandi
are agents, we meant those prepared by Dr. S. O.
Riclurdson.of Suutli Reading ilass.
From Ihe Bristul County Democrat, Taunton.
HicinnnsoN's Bitters Of Ihe numcrou3
mcdicines which are adversied in our paper from
lime to time, we pretend lo kdow but little tteir
virtues must be known only lo those weo have
raade use of Ibcm. But with Dr. S. O, Richard
son's Bitters weare somenhat acquainted. These
Bltters wcrc ued in our family last sun.mer, foi
geiieral debility and hcadache, and much relicf
was derived frol.inlem. Tho-c who may be suV
ject to nervous headachp, will fiud the Bitters ve
ty ben-ficial lhey provcd so in tbe casc to which
werefcr.
For sale wholesale and relai'.al his oflice, 15
Wjnovcr slrccl, Boston.
From tho sarnstablc Pjtrlut
Healtiiand Sirxngth! To regain or prcs
erve thcsc is the srcat desideralu ra. Nothini
that we knotv of will do it moro uficctually, this
warm wathcr than D'. Richardson's Shorry
ine Bitters. Try 'era tbo strictcit tcmper
ance rnan noid not bc afraid of the alcohol in
them Thcrc is no moro than ii absolutely no
ccsary to preserAe tho sriaiT of tbe 'roots and
iiiarbs' ol vrhich they aro compoundcd. 8
AGENTS:
Middlebury, S. Moody; Vergennes, W. B
Biiby; New avcn. Roscoect Nash; Bristol,
L. V. Hall; Hancock, Royal Flint, Starks-
borougli, 1 . 11. liiddcr; 1 ernsburgb, Allen &,
WheeIer;Monkton,M. XV. Kins'eyjShortham
K. Wrijh ; Whiting, J. & O. bimonds; Sal
i&lury, Humly & Higgins; Cornwull, S. Ev
aris; Addison. Barnes & Fuller,
810,000 RKWAUD
WILL bo paid lo any Physician who will pro
duce a better compound for family use than the
Genuine Dutch or Gcrman Vectablo Pillt, styl-
ed
Tlie Lion of the Day.
TIIS8C1ENCE OF II U MAN LIFE
TO tho inhabitants of tho United Statcs
md tbe C nada;, Tlio pills well called the Lion
of the Dav, are regpcclfully recommended to Ihe
attenlion and Irial oi all tnosa subjeci IO inoai
tacks uf Uilious DrsrErric, and otlicr Olironlc
diseasps ofthc stomach, livcr, and bowels Thcsf
pills have Ioie bocn without a succcssful nval, in
Gcrmany, and througout E'lrope, nnd many years
in various parts otlhe UmlPd slatcs, by tlio most
iminent Pbyfaciaiis, as a raniily .tlcoicinc.
Tliis Pill is composcd of oxtracts from nine
parls ofthc Vegetable kingdom. Thoy aro war.
raulcd safe in their operation and ctTccls. 7'liey
are simplein ihrir prepcration, mMdin thcir ac
tion, and unrivallcd in their rcsults. They have
lorn rcceived thu most fldtterinz rccomrnendat-
ion from tlio Sl d'cil Faculty; such nicn as Dr
Molt, and Dr Gucrnse, tf New York: Dr Dal
amater. Dr llonsick.and Dr Landon.of Dutehcbs
county, and Hon B. Peck, M. D. ofGIcn's Falls
lh-3 mcn have long ctood at the hcad of thcir
prorusion,
Again; gastic rirritat'on dtbilitates ihc digcstire
ogans and becomes a fruitful source of disease;
in some people Dyspepsia in others, Liver Com
plaint, Rheumatism. Measles, Wb"oping Cough.
-fs'hma, Gout, Ilypochondna, Epilcpy, Low
Spinls, Chronic Dianhs, Pilej, Pulmonary Con
sumlion, Scroffulous, Sick Headache, Eruption
ofthe Skin, Salt Rhucm. St. Anthony's Fire,
Wllow anl Billous Fevers, Fever and .Ague, Scar
let Rash, Heartlurn, Costivenes", Female Weak-
ncss. Jaundire, Irtermitlent and Kcmiltant rov
rs, Eis:pelas.Scald Head. Humors, and all Bil
ious compiaints. These ditTerent cornplaint are
erch, one and about the same, toiloned by a Irain
or others, equally as detnmenlal, and perhaps fa
tal lo human life. Like baa legislation,9ne bad law '
must be suppored by olhers cqually injurious to j
properity of ihe State. A perfeclly healthy bo-
rli s IiLa t i ull fnnpH lnrlnim.nt onrv Elrini !
ot which vibrales iu unison, and Ihe least injury
to anv one throws it into disorder.
Let any one lake the trouble to examine and
study the organization of his own sys'cm. and if be 1
ncver did before, be will lealize the feelings of the .
Psalmist when he sune;, "I arc fearfilly and wnn-
derfully made!" ',
Lookir" at the human body, wilh all its ramifi-
cations, balances. adjasments,and nice relations;
the hair like deqendence upon whirh life issuspen
ded; the intricacy of Ihe machine; the adaptalmn
, ' , J , ,. ,' '
iol means toends; Ihe diff?rentsstems ranninzm-
to.parallel with, and interlacing each other with-
i.i.i. . r n. . 1 .. , J
of Ihe heart in propelling Ihe blood with such as-
(nni.linr, fnrr-P-ir,.! thp nnlul wnnil.r ..-111 J
itoniLingforce:andthe gieatest wonder will be,
i how can it be possible tlie buman system can beai
lup,against Ihe daily violatonof ils laws, and main-,
tain its vitality against such repeated attacks and
iniuries trota exlernal and inlernal vinlenpR.
, I unhesilatingly recommcnd Ihem ibr the eu:e
j ofthe above compla'nts long known and juslly
'celebrated as one ofthe best Family Medicines in j
These Pills are not intended as a thorough pur.
atr.uthen the syttem that has run down, and re-
' gulate Ihe whole human structure, and remove
' allobstructioo and assist nature in its violated
i,iw'-
., . , . . . TIni.,j
I r or saie in aimosi ei
S'ates and the Canadaj,
c... I .1 . , ,i . . . .
Price25 and 37 1-2 cts.
Directions on each box,
?rJ!Lll2Jhyj.. Jou 5ih.e
rju Giiflin on each box.
A. B.& D San"X.C70Fuiron slr'cet. New York
T Rowand, 376 Market t , Philadelphfa, A.
uz euccts upon tnesis.
ol one tiall. at his , 7' "; ,:;: '"r r Z " C Proof ovenvne.ming -"-- ,-;
O north Of Bristol ,h arn and ,M f thR varion. ,n,,cC:- ,hZ " is 50.a. C?.rU' "ll " . f.int
KRD SWEET. wonderful svstem of arteries and vcins: Ibe action ' l""V.VnX l-rXhtness of tbe chesl
Goier. 104 Hanorcr t., Boston; A C Phin, 31
Broad t., ChatUton, S. C.
For full psrtircuUwseesmallcircuUradeposited
with each agent below mentioned. For isal m
this county by ray aathorizcd ajreati.
MEKHITT GR1FFIN, M. D.
For sale in Middlebury, by Si.lney Jloodyy
VerseoDes. by F. Huntington; ahnreh in,
. Wti'h,. Bridport, by N S Btirnett;
DJ. 1 u,r" ry..,,L c.,k.k
jiuuison oy narnes ruuci, tn.-u.p..
Cntre by -Hemy Uodger,;North Ferrisbursh
1V Allen & Wheeler; Bristol by I itus 11
Gaie; Monkton by Milo V Ktasley; Gran-
ville by Warren Htyden; Leicester by L a
Johnson; Whiting by Bussager & Walkr;
C irnwall by S Everls; Hancock by John
Hacktt-; Salisbury by A & P D Barrows.
UOOK oui lor owinuiers auu vuumci
feilers.
H;yi
The Countcrteiter's-Ueath Blow.
TKE public will please observe that no
BRANDRETH PILLS
: i.oa ., hnr ha Ihree labels ur
onit.cachcontaining a fac simile sifjnature ol
mi hand-writing, thus B. Brandreth. Thcse
labels are engraved on steel.beautifully designed
anddoneatan expense of.evcral thousand dol
lars. Renf.oiber the top, theside, and the bottom
At the presenl time, whcn the counter
feitcrs of these cehbralid Pills are
compktehj cornered, it is not surpris
ing to find ihat they endeavor to get
off their stock of spurious Pills under
any nume- It is not the first time that
the " Poor Indian" has hadto Jathcr the
aborlionsof cunnivgmen.
The remarkable cnres which have been effect
ed by Brendreth's Pills, have astonished the
whole raedical faculty, many of whom havecons
sidercd that they are the greatest blessing ever
given to the world.
The reason these celebrated Pills have socb a
universally good eflecl, is because their action
harmonizes with Ihe human body.
" Purge out the old leaven, Ihatye may be
come a ne lump," is the language of Holy
Writ,alii;ureapplied spirilually, it is true, but
how could it have any applicalion unless con
firmkp bv praoticai. experiekce, in the
body of matter.' The fouidation upon which
this figure of scripture rests is as immovtable
as the laws whili govern ine uues, ui uc.uui
the thundcrsoflleaven
11 THE CONDITIDN.
The condition upon which God has given
health to man is a constant care to keep his stom
ach and bowelsfree trom all merbid ahd unheal
thy accumulations. The means lo clTectthis inusl
be those rcmedies which cleanfe the bowels and
Good bealthful medicine is only a species of
food- whcn theanimals, whoso habitswehave the
means of observing, are sick, they winder thro
the fields, and make selections of those nerbs
which opcn iheir bowels and purify their fluids,
which immcdiatcly reslore their health.
When a dose of Brandreth's ills are taken,
th-y aredigested and pass to evcry partof the
system; but thev leave the boily when they have
etfected the in tendcd purpose, and healtb and
vieor are by them insured.
Hineralmedicinesmay enlerlhe system, but
they are with ditficullygot out again; and they
always occasion piin and miscry whde they re-
main in the body.
Whcreas Brandreth's Pills are asinnoccnt asa
pieceof bread, and are evacuited wilh the disease
for which they ate taken.
From Ihe time we are boin totbe time we ccase
tobreatbe, our hodies are constantly wasting.
and as constantly building up. The action of the
atmospbere wea.-s or wastes tbern. The food e
eat thedi"estiveorganscovert into blowl, which
renewsorbuildsupby its circulating poer.
Thusthchumanbodyis healthy nben the blood
circulatesfreely, and when any thing preverits its
free course tbrough he veins, disease com-
mtnces. . ,
Cosliveness.Dispepsia, Fevers, InfUmmations,
are all owing to this, and all the troubles attend
."ng thara could always be prcveuted by Ihe timely
use ol Brandreth's Pills. as their very action at
oncetends to clear the circulation of all impedi
ment, and remove every cause or occasion orim
purily from the blood. There are thousands nay
millions at this moment.in this country, and all
others, whom wemayreally coiHuleras hairdead.
tu... ir, rarrv Iheir dtalh in their
bowels and circulation. This is no imaginar
circumstancc. Iwishitwere. Thousands wbom
we meet every where wilh cadiverous looks, yel
lowskins and green eyes, speak in a language
not to be mistaken, of Ihe state of their stomach
and bowels, and tl.e consequent condition of their
lood. The body is thus, while m hfe, reduced lo
the consequent condition of a corpse ; and the
reason why some bodies are so soon in a putrid
condition arter dcath, is more from the quan
tily ofimpnre humors contanied in them at the
time they expircd, than from any c . hcr cause
And who is there that will not allow, that if
Brandreth's Pills had been employed, so as to re
move these impure humors, that life might not
have been savcd ? Whoever will give this sub
iect but very little consideration, wdl atonce per
ceive the perfect identity betwcen Ihe putrid hu
mors ofthe bodv before dcath, and the humors
which occasion th peculiar fcrtorof adeadbody.
Dr. BRANDRETH'S
PBINCIPAI. OFFICE
; at 211 Broadway.opposilethe City Hall.NYork
n. e. orncE.
19 ILIjYOVER STREET, 19
r-ONLY-0!l
olace in boston for these Iruly excellent Pills.
1 B. BRANDRETH. M. D.
(Fnl.inl accmdmeto act of Cor.cress, in Ihe
year 1841,by Beniimin Brandieth, mthe Cleiks's
ufficcortneu.strici coun ui uis uuumciu
liitlof New-lork.)
Tr.,. n.-rsnns in Addison co., Vt., lur
nished with tbe Genuine BrandrclVs Pills, are
at
Middlebury, Jonatlian llagar ;
East Middlebury, Nredham (tDennis ;
Addison,
Barnes & Fuller :
Bridport,
Bristol,
Cornwall,
t
Ferri-butgh,
Hancock,
New Havcn,
Ripton,
Salisbury,
Shoreham,
t'taiksboro'
Vcrnennes,
Weybridge,
Whiting,
P. Fleti hei & Son j
W. H. Hadlty ;
Samui 1 Everts;
B.F.Haskill;
Shales & Wicker;
Jobn Hackett.Jr.;
Hoscoe & Nash ;
Frcderick Smilh;
Huntley &. Higgins ;
Kent Wright ;
T.H. Kidder;
m.R. Bix.i.y;
Silas S. Spraur;
J. & O. S. Sinioiid;
D.M. Ru3sique. 16 ly
S100 REWAHD,
V E HIINDRED DOLLAJIS RE
WARD has beea olTered lor n)ontli3, lo
arv one wno win use a uh.
, "'.u.nn.. .m,mii heinir cured
UI uiuusauua
, inatance Tias it faded of a cure.
HUIU, - " . ,
ITIffbtneS:
. "j, nmn
- Or all Ufopsj ,
xl'rFeet
t thioat 'bv
ceIS or 0c'e
especiany i" cunuic,,,
Foul Ulcers of Ihe legs,
"t -L1IJ.
cn
or other lungus sor.s,
however obslinale or
tonz standinz.
ers
Croup,
Whoopingcough,
Fresh Wounds,
Chilblains ta &
Scald tlead
LOOK OUT.
Snme 55windlers have counterfeited this artiele
andput it up with various devices- uo not oe
it is the name or COMSTOCK & CO,; that
namemust be always on the wrapper, or jouare
cheated. Da net fr.rgetit. Take this oirect'on
wilh you, and tesl by that. or never buyit; fcrit
imr:.,;r,t. for inv mW lo be true or genuine.
"K.. . rt n
Sold by COMSTOCK fc CO..
71 Maiden Lane.
10: lj
UEERFINB GENESEE FLOUR,
insDected and warranted, constantly
on hand and for sale by
A. & W.' Si JonasoN.
t I I ir BnlJ
From the New York Ilerald,
MYSTER10US,
A gentleman beloi.ging to one of the most to
cieul and vveallhy families ot thi, citv. who
must be well known to numerous frlends hav
ing sinco the year 1818 up to recently,' been
bentuearly double, and forseveral yeats conSn.
ed to hiabed.has been restored to Ro.id health
has regained blsnaturalerectpositicn and has
quitted hl3 cairiage, and now walks with ease !
We believe this is tbe gentleman's own descrirw
tion as nearas posslble, and there is no axascer.
ationinit. We will give inquirers his address,
and doubtnot hishumane feelings will cxcose tbe
liberty:so tbat any one doubtin, may know
these facts ihough he rcquires his name may
not appear in print. Among other similar m
stances, Mr. Jas. G. Raynolds 144 Chrislie St
has- been restored and will give personal assur-
ance oi tne tacts ol his case. Uotb were
iheumatism, and contracted cords and sinews.
How has this been done !
Axswer By the Indian Vegetable E-
lixer internally, and Hewes' Nervb and
Bonk Liniment externally N. Y. Herald Jan.
2G 1841. Sold only by COMSTOCK &:CO..
... utu.ti uuut, a,c, 4U1K. IVllJ
Forsilehy S MOODY. Drggist. ll;Iy
THE BEST MEHTOD FOR THE
ABOIilTIOKT
OPDtSEASET, IS TO CLEANSE AND PURIFV
TUE BODY.
WRIGHT'S IMDIAM"VEGETABLE PILLS,
Of theJforth Amcrican Collcgc of Health,
Are now acknowleded to be the best medicine
in the world for the cure of
EVERY VJiRlETY OF BISEASES
I. 1.-.r. tt,.... lUr. Ll.. .1 1 1 . 4 T
and bowels of these billious bumors which not
only paralyze and weaken the digesiive organs,
hul are the cause of headache, nausea and sick
ness ; palpitation of the heart, iheumatic pain in
various parts ol ihe body, and many other un
plcasant complaints.
THE 1.WI.1.Y VEGETABLE PILLS,
are also acerlaincureforintermittent, remiltent,
nervous. iritlarnmatory and putrid fevers ; be
cause they clcansc the body of those morhid bu
inors, which whencouGned to the circulatiun are
tbecauseof all kindtof
KEVERS.
also, when morbid fevers are deposited upon the
membrant and muscle, cuuiing those' paius, ln
damtions and swellings, called
RHEUMA 1 1SM, GUUT to.,
the Indian Vegetable Pills may be relied on as al
wajs ceitain to zire relief,
and irperaevered with,
will mostassureuiy anu niinout lail, make a per
frci cure of Ihe above painful maladies. Fioin
Ihree tosixofsaid Indian Vegetable Pills taken
every niKhton goinc tobed in a short timelso
J complelely rid Ihe body of eiery Ihing that is op-
po,eu 10 ncaiiu iiiiiiivncuiuausm, uoui anu paiu
of every description will be literally
DRIVEN FUOM 'I HE BODY.
Fioin 'he saine reason, when fromsudden
changcs foatmosphere or any other cause, the
perspiraiicn :s cnecneu, anu iiiosh nuniors wnicn
should pass olTby thu skin are Ihrown inwardly
r.niiMinir
JHEADACHE, GIDDINESS,
" . . . .
nauselnd sickncss, pain in tr.o buups, walerj
and infiamed eyes, sore Ihroat.hoarsciiess, coughs
consumptious, rheumatic pains in various parts
of the body and many olher symptoms of
CATCHING COLD
Ihe Indian Vegelable Pills will iuvariably give im
mediate relief. From three to six of said 1'ills ta
ken every night on going to bed, will in a short
tuiiiir iu ueu. itiii in asnort'
lune, not onlv rcmov
t Ti iu r , .
re all he above unplea.sai.t
ody w.ll bercored to even
symptoms, bul the body
suunder healtb than before,
The same may be said of ASTIIMA, OR DIF
FICULTY OF BREATHING.
The Indian Vegetable Pills will loosen and cariy
ofi by ihe sturracb anJ bonels those phlegmy
humors which stop up tbe air cells of the lums,
and are the cause not only ofthe above distress
ing complaint, bul when neglected, oftcn ter
minatcs in a still more dreadful malady called
CONSUMPTION.
R should also be rememheicd tbat the Indian
Vegetable Pills are a certain cure for
UPA1N IN THE S1DE,
oppression. nausea and sickncss, loss ofappetile,
costiveness,a yellow linge of the skin and eyes,
and every other smptom of a torpid or diseastd
stale of Ihe iver ; because lhey purge from the
body Ihose impurities which if depoMted upon
this imporlant organ, are the cause of every v'ari-
B'y IIVER COMPLAINT.
CA UTION.
The public will please observe Ihat the genuine
med icino has the fullewing wording on Ihe
oides of tbe boxcs:
IVRIGUT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
(Indian Purgativt.)
Or the North Amcrican College or
Hkaltii.
And a'soaround the border of the lahel, will
bcjfound in small type: ' Entered according to
the aet of Congros in the tear 1840, by Wai.
Wriciit, in the Cleri' office, of the Vistrict
Court ofthe Eaitern distncl ofPainsyhania."
it vvui lurtneroc mserved tnal ihe pnnteddr
rections for usingthB medicine, which accompa-
nie each box, are also entercd according to Act
of Congress; and (he same foim will be found at
tne bottom ol tbe nrst page.
incsugniesi aiiention lo llic above Icw partic
ulars willserve to protect Ihe purchascr from
fiaud, and save the lives of those who may oth
erwise be endan-gered b; using a counlereit med
icine. The publir. will a'so remcmber tl.at all who sell
the genuine Indian Vegetable PiUs are providcd
with a certifiea'e of Agcnej, signcd by
WILL1AJI WRIGHT, Viee Presidtnt
cftheJVorth Jlmirican Colltge ofllealth,
and that pcdlatsare never in any. case allowed lo
seli tho rrcnuine Medicine. All travellini: aeenb
will be providcd withacertificale of agrncy as a-
bove dcsciibcd ; and Ihose whocannot show one
win ue Known as oase imDosiois.
IKJ-ii ieitcrs reiative lo the 1'ills must be ad-
dressedthus
' N. E. OFFICE N. A. COLLEGE OF
HEALTH,
193 Tremont street, Boston, Jilass."
fJCy-AGENTS have been appointed for tbe
sale of Ihe Pills in every town in New England.
Agents.
Middlebury, George II Fish; Bennington
Jonatban liaughton ; Williamsville. Charles
W Joy ; Bennington, J C Haswell ; Rutland,
William Fay ; Woodstock, Haskcllci Palm-
er;TDovtr, Hiram Balilwjn : Brattleb.no'
Birce &, Brackeit ; Watprlerd, H Cutu'o? I
&Co; Newbury. Prenliss Kniglit; Bethel,
Samuel Austin jr; S,ringfield, George Was
hburn ; Pructersville, Proctor &. Robinson ;
Londonderry, Smilh & (jlazier; ilndgewa
ter, Thomas Soutbgate; Chester, Phineas
O Sargeant; U indsor. S W Hubbard ; Bur
lii gton, A Brinsmaid; East Poultney, Hick
ok&Mears; Cornwall, Samuel Everls;
Wilmington, A B Childs; Stowe, Albert
Comps; Post Mills, Jeremiah WiItnn;St
Johnsbury, Luther Jewett; Weston, JJohn
Wilder; Waterbury, Persons Lyons; Mont
pelier, William Clark ; Ludlow, John Dun
barct Co ; Reading, Wood &. Menill ; Harl
tord, J P Stronjj t Co ; Norwich, Baxtcr fc
Ncwtonj Barnari, J P Danfor.h ; Bethel,
Lorenzo Hitcbcock; Rochester.CharlrsDodd;
Springfield, Russell ; Cavendish, A Gibeon
& son; Guilford, Philip Marlin; Halifax
C Stone &Co ; Westminster, Aaron Hitch
cock; NnrthGeld, MurJock & Alexander;
WeathsGeld, Barley Bartlett; Hart Iand,
Cotton &. lamble Fairfax, Haim ton Love
wood. 28 ly.
-ROCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
A large assortnient, rheaper than ever
before ofTeredjnow by A Kun-ii.
IVE GEESE FEATHERS, of supe
i lior quality, iust received and for sale by
A. FRANCIS.
BONNETS &C. Florence Braid.Mraw
and P. L. Bonnels Bonnet Silks,
Lacnou'.AaiiBcials.Ribins, Scc. al BIRGE'S
RIPTON LAND.
1PIECE containlog 100 acres I GOOD
l d.. " 50 do. LOTS
is oifered al a bargain on long credit Ly
" A. FRANCIS.
OOTS and SHOES, u large sul
ply for sale al retail bv
JOHN WOOD
1 842.
a g e & Fo r w a r d i ng.
X i"3i-iiucr uu qis o i uttg
nuuor-o aru whikk ln n
most pcrfect order ; the buildirgs w,
--....e uu comrooaious, more i
. r.UJr omer istabishment on
Property of all kinds, will bs received, and
wardcd to almojt any part or the Unitcd Sa,
and Upper and Lower Canada. Boat Iea,t, JhL'
place Tuesdayand Satnrday of pach weekorTir
N. Y.,and Troy every TVtdnaday eni Sawd J.
also the CANAL PCKET, '
J. SHERMAN,
will run toand Irom Vergennes and Buffalo. cit
Alonth through Ihe Season, whicn gives fccilit)e,
lor Shipping ProperiV from this place, toanM
oftbj Country, which is enjojed byno"othr
place oniake Champlain. All communicatior
by way of enquiry will be duly noticed ; Chaiee
will bi asjow as at any other place in thmpart 0(
the country. R. CHAPJMn
Vergennes. April, 18, 1842 52
The most highly approvcd Medi
cine now in general use for
Coughs Colds, and all
O
' lJ 1 s c a s e S O I 1 11 e L U II 25.
fJlHE VEGETABLE POLJIONARY BAL-
ucnevru io oe uescrveaiy Ine ilo,i
popular Medicine ever known in Americi.f,,,
coughs, colds, asthma or phlhisic, consumpt'ion
whooping cough and pulmonary afTecticns of ..'
ery kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsara has ir,.
very extensively used- for about fifteen ears; arni
its reputation has been constantly increain
universally popular has Ihis artiele bicoraptr.i
it may now be couMdered as a slandard arlicle ia
a large part of the Unitcd States aud British Pro
inccs. Many families keep it constantly by itera
considcnng it the most safeas wellascertainrnr.1
cdy for Ihe above complaints. The propriiton
hava icceived & are receivinz iiiimih r...
- ! mendations 110m many orour best physicians who
"7,r l""ce. ihe namcs 01
a few individuals who have eiven lh .rip,ii,
ir favorol this arlicle are here subjoined, and fu'i
a mor full account see Ihe envelope to the:bott'e
Doct. Amory Huutinp, ; Doct.Samue! .1omll' "
Truman i Abell, : Timothy BayhS.
Jiie.EIIswortb. : AlbertGu.W.
Cerlijicates.
(From Dr. Thomas Brown.)
niessrs. i.owe k Aeed, Uent The Ve-ctall!.
ruimouai y naisam, nas Deen extpnivplv .,.i ,.
,,uu i rcsmeior stvciil
. J'ea'! Pas'- and h.as Jus" acquired a h:g!i leiutj.
t lir(t in rnnciimnliru rtnm il.:.i. c '
i ".. vuiuiai 113. it i.ir
1 t 1 .. .1 , 1 . i
r.nuoir-uSc cAiciius, ii iias nevtr uiappoiuted tks
reasonahle expectation of those whohave usrdit.
l lionA uxDn.1,11. D.
Concord, N. H.,Maj 11,1831.
Messrs. Reed, Wins & Culler Grntlpmpr-
I feelitaduty I owe lo Ihe puhhc.and c ci.l-
r, " ' u, mjr .Ci,u,v ueings wuo areio
suflenng uuder ditierent diseases oflhe lun- i
B1,e Juu a siaiemeni oi iue eooU cllecls I hn.
IxpeS,nccd frm ,he usc o(lb -c S
na' IsaII1 Havjns from k y tZ
-r.. . .... . .
uuujiru nuuuiuereni compiainls or tlie lur.t
such as spitting ol blood, a troublesorne congh, frt
quent toarseness, with serere filsuf cuugbty.
andindeid all the symptoms of cor.sJmil;on a.J
from tirne to time I haveconsulted several enun.nl
physiciani, and have taken much inedinne. t.ut 1
rcctived little or no relief, and.at last they lolJ m
iuire was no neip lor me ; inat m case wab,
yond Ihc reach of their medicines In Ihe pni
of 1827 1 was advised by a I'riend to try the Vc-
eiaoie i-uimonary oaisam. 1 obtained livo kl
lles, and on trial I wassurpnsed to findsoelfect-
ual relief which its use gave me, and aftei aboit
livo weckstlmemy compiainls wcie rntireiy re
moved, and I was restored to giod healll. S.tcs
Ihat time I have kept it constantly by me, m ca
ofthe appearance ot' any ofthe above coni'liir;'i.
1 have known a large numberofcase nberaaD
other medicines have lailed of atlbrding any rt
lief, tbc Batamwasat length resvrtid te.au!
speedily effected a cure. 1 would Ihtief re re
commend lo everj person that bas anvoftheab
ove compiainls, on their first appearance lo lake
Ihe Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, whirh lhc (II
find a safe. convenient and posilirc cure.
Respeelfullyjours, T. P. Merbiam.
New Bcdford, Mass., July 3C, 1841.
CtS-Cfn.VTEnrEiTS. Eeware of irapositlon.
Each genuinebolileiscnclospdina bi.ue nraii-
peron which is a velluv labpl, siened by WJI.
JON'N. CUTLER. None olher can be geoUM
of a laK-rdale tban Di cen.ber 1839. The s ica
ture of SAJirso.v Kli.d will be cont.'nnid foral
short lime.
The gret celebrity of the Vegetable Pulmo
nary Balsam has been the cause of atternpu l" !
' - ""spuriousanicles. whicb Jby partiallj
am,nS ,n! nan,e. of the genuine, arc calculaW
to mislead and deceive Ihaputlic. Amongttcws
Pulmonary Balsam." and others.
Purcbasers should enquire for Ihe true artiele
by its whole name The Vegetable Pcl
monarv '3ALSAM,and see that it ba3the raik
and signaturcsof tbe genu-ne.
Each bottlcand seal isstamped "VegeU'jb
uiuiuuiy uaisam.
For sale by REED, 1VING & CUT'.ER,
llale Loive and Keed) wholesale dealers in Dnp,
Medicines, Painls and Dve-sluffi, No. 54. Cht-
j ham street, Boston, and by Druicgisls and couairr
i merchants generally in New Eugland, and iaj'1
prmcipai piaccs inrougnoui tne Unitcd Staleaiw
i oriusn rrovinces. I'nce 50. cents. SoldtJ
, MOODY.
15:ly
Middlebury Veiccr.1
CJUPERFINE GENESEE FLOUR.
KJ for sale by the subscriber.
IRA ST.EWART.
Sepl.'20. 20 tf
IIIWEN TY-KIVE cases beavv cow hide nt
l kipBOOTS, for sale very low by the cs.
T nc ,o. . - -
by JOHN WOOD.
gjl ENESEE FLOUR, fresh Te.
xlW with n large assorfracnt of Grocer
ies, just rcceived and for sale low.
JOHN WOOD- ,
BnfeAKER'S Water-Proof Oil BlacktDj,
superior artiele for Harnesscs,
Chaise-topa and Boots and Shoes, for salo
wnoiesaieor relail by JOHN AV00D,
Agent for the Manufaclurer.
C A S II
FAID for Shipping Furs.
JOHN Wi
00D.
T. I. SALT.
for salo at 75 cents per bushcl, bf
Z. BECKWITH & Co
c
UT and WROUGHT NAILS
wfndow Glass for sale low, by
JOHN WOOD-
LARGE ASSORTMENT of Boo!J
and Shoes, for sale low by
A. & W. S. Jonxso-,
IH PRS. Boys' ;BOOTS,
PWW suoerior artiele. for fai
low at
A.& W S. JOHNSON'
TT1
EES VILLE round,
square, Ba
sizcs mn3
coristantlj' a
JKm. flal Iron of all tho
frtclured it thevrorks. are
hand, and- foi nle by the subscriber.
IRA S7EWAR1
S t o r
iinxiures are "Uarler's Lompound I'ulminaru
Balsam," 'Jlmtricun Pvlmonaiy Balsam?
" Vegetalle Pulmonary Balramic Syiw,"

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