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Feb. 9. 1842. .
V1NEGAR.
.wf.NTY-FIVU rihls. CidcrVine
JL C1"" for sale oy
011N Wood.
HAY1NG TOOLS.
ORA1N Cradles. Scyiiies and Snaths.
Rakes, Forks. Sood Scythe Swnes. &
Scyil.eR.flcs.for sale by John Wood.
Julyl6, 1342.
IVrofiat's Life Pills and Phcenix
KITTF.RS Dr. Muffit's Life Pills and Phomix
Bitters have long since obtaiued tho high and
viable dU.inction and a l.ort o co.npetiton-,
-nd that th-y aoqnired it oI-ly by tl.eir invaula
ale and almo.t unl.mited cfficacy without the u
siial aid of fulsome pnffcry and pretensiona, are
nrll known to tlic puDiicanu huoov oo uenica.
While very little has beeir eaid concerning tliese
asionifhing Life Mcdicines by th" p opiitor liim
Fclf and not more than was necessary to call the
aticntion of the nfrlicted to a sur- and spcedy
jnrans of rlkf, tlie renown haa rapidly flown
from onc individual to anothrr and from family
(o family, mitil they have long since become
Known iii alniost every town and village in th
Union, as a wondeiful and inestiinuWe blessing.
Voluntary and unsoliciled teslimooials oftheir
absolutely astonisliing fficacy, in diseases oflhe
most drcadful and obstinatu chatacter, as well
as in olhers of prcvalent and ordhiary occurence,
have been received bv the propriotor from Ihe
prrsona they have cuied from eveiy section of
tbo country, and sttll contmue to lio received
in increa-ing numbrrs. It ih wilh prido and plea
eure tliat the proprilor refepi the public to his
4,Meuicl Manual," where a widclj various se
lecliou f th. s trslimonials is piblished, willi
Ihenames and rcfidcnce of tho nritcrs. because
h hn no hcsitation in naying that tlie annals of
M -dical Science do not coutain a grealer num
imr ot v irit ty of currs effeclcd by any medicim
known to the profession, or curesofa inort
frightful kitid or of longcr standing. coming n
tlicse tcptinioniala do from tlie curcd perfon?
thrmselvis, wlio ccrtainly kr.owr best from ihcir
on hippy cxpnricncr, whctlici llipy are curcd
or not. 'l'iio oiiicncc :h y afford of tlie prc-cm-mincnt
and iinprccedentud cffica y of thcai
grand rcmedi'-ii i prrfrctly irrciistiblp, and co'ii
inands ratlicr tlian solicits tlie rcjpcct nf tlie pub
lic. In ad'lition to lliosa alrrady publislied, thr
proprictur is lu postrssiun ot av.ist accumulat'on
ol thc-se personal certificatcs, deinoustrating tliat
liis Life Pilla and I'hicnix Hillcrt are promit!y
aml unifornily I'fficacious in Sctulula inall ilihr
dra hcaded forms. Dyspc s a whelher clironic rr
uccasiunal, Khcumat:sm boih acutt and clironic.
Jaundicc and billious and IlvorromnlaiiilJ.hou'cv
cr dis resMtir or cornplicaled, Fever and Agiie tn
1.11 Uier.' varietics, and uli.'nquinincand all r.thcr
suppn.oen qec:hcs tail, Uauitual Costirencs',(e
pL'cially licn the Life PilU arc used as diner pill
m'ncdiately heforH or afler that meal) Pili-s of
ciirly ycars staiidinir, Uropscy, Gout and seltled
paiiis in thc breaatv back, or organs, discaEC of
the blatlder and lucineys, biles.tumora and ulcers
Krrsiic!as, ai.d all ollicr iruiilive disjafes; I'lcu
riiy, AUhma, Iiruncliitis, and other aflections of
the cliest, lniigs, andm'Jscous mcmbcrs; piinplc
ftains of tlie akin. and the foul unheathy appear
anM ol thc complcxion, arising from whatevei
cause, nervous or general debilily, headache,
and giddincf,htogrtci with a vasl variety ofother
maladics. in proof nf thc ajiccrfy and cflectnal
cureot each ot which by tliese mcdicines alone-
thc proprjtcr lian hundruds. nay thouaanos ol
cerlifiod tcs!imoni.ilii. Ilotli the Pills and I)it
ter are inild and dcliglitful in tlncr operaliou,
pro'lucing noni of evcu tha trmrorary proslra
iions and uausa occasioned by nearly all olhcr
wedici'if f; and thcy can be administcrcd wit
gjfety to yocngchildrcr. and fcmalct in the most
Jclic ile heallh.
MnlYnVs Vcgctablc Life ircdi-
1'INES A m;Id yct ifljctual medicinc, compoo
ed of tlin bost matL'rial kncwn to medical science
and of thc bcst quality that inoney can procuie,
for Ihe cleanfiiij; efthe alimentary canal auj re
linvin; the eprings and avcnues of all morhii ob
xtrucliona and impiirilies. must be a puhlic bles.
ting and a dnmettic and individual protcction and
sifeguarrt.in proportion as it bccomea known.
Such a mi-ilicinc tho families oftho Unitcd
Slat-6 liave lon; had in .Uoffat's celcbrated Life
I'i is and Pi.miiix Gitlrrn, and th rodtbcy have
3oiie is ini'stiniablo. Thcy havo Wun Iheit high
fnm and liuiily eslahlished character by thnirj
vlrlin:. alone, wilhout tho aid of the u.-ual arta
of iiotoriety cr impudent rxpcrimcnt on tho
i.ii(h r thc crcdulnus. n all eenaral derango
Mll ll '111111; crecumus. in all eenarai oerango , , , , .
nrnlaorihe Jieektiveand alimentary fui.ction., J cbeaP P"R uovs at Iess than the manuractur
as in a vasl variety of acule and clironic diseasca ! ers' cost; for sale by A. t-KANCis
their eS xts arc compltte as to czcite astonish.
Jiint. In ih nmatism, scttfed pain iu thc orrr
..is a:i'l Iiinb,costivcnc.piIc,lircr complainti,
j vinoicr, wervous ana diiiious auacts, neaaacne, FltANClS
I v r and ane, ritptive diseascs, bad aspect ot I
tlie complexion.'nnt jestinn annflatulency chohcn rftOTTON GOODS. Hesvy BroWll Cnt
a(f...;joas f tha bladdcr and kidncys, dropsy, 1 ton 3 vds the 1b. for 8 cents. Bleached
aKthint and brpnchitifi, rhrumalic coldg and soro
ilirojl", and indecd in everr enncievable kmd of
II tndlth tniyaro invaluahle, and will afford ccr
tjin, and uuit gcncrally pcrmancr.l rclicf. Thfy
.jqjiire li'ilher cinifiiioiimnt or change of diet
thystathcr pioslrate ihoslrcngth uer give pain!
vid .i inor.1 dehirhlful cnd cfTfCtual mcdicino
ciimol be procurcd cilher for ii.uividnals or fam.
lii-s. The proprietnr haa received to, inany
yi-ars and i. onitinually reccivinc tho mosi fjr
V nt and grateful testiinoniala ofIieir valuc. 1
F ir sale wliolcsale and retail by Hagar &. ,
Arihur. Builington Vt. Agnts, ior the State,
to vho:i rppltcati.ins t"r agency must be
i . Agent for Middlebury, V. P. RUS
Si'.l.. lirst door s.iu'h the p st office. ll;vl
Lnrgo supply of Fresh
Tuas.Coffee, Spices, &c.
for said low by
A. k W. S. JohnsoX'.
Hartford.
'PHF. KuhkCrlhor has bccn appoinlcd Agent for ,
the Hartford Fike Ineurance CoirAN-v,
for .MrMlibury and vicinity, and will r.'cisivc
propraaln for insuring propcrty aainRt Ios or
il.iiiiag! by Fire. The Iohk i-slahlished rcputa-1
tion of this company, and tho proniptncis willi
which all tlieir tran laclione have bcnii charact.-r-i-od
render it unncccssary to say anything in it.
fjvor. All buFfincss connrclcd willi tho offico
intnistrd to liim will be fiiilhfiilly and punc
tually tranoacled. JONATHAN IIAGAK.
Middlebury, Feb. 2R, 1842 42;v Ag. nl.
BTVAKLTON & FOULAU1) Gincham-,
31i Pf;nts &c. too Cheap, :.t BIUGE'S.
JV1IED APPLES, f-r saleat
-V T. C. SMITH'S.
'nt 7,31 12.
"M I'AIRS orthiik ISools
M. a t and some nsscinmentof Far-
weli'sbest Mo occofor Lailies. bv
A. CIIAPMAN 5-SON.
Kxtra Brands of Family
FLOUR.
'T'HE mibscrilier'is now rorelriiig
on conigiimcnl, aud will oc
well anppli d thrnugh the Pfacon.
willi snnicof thc choiccst brandr
West cr ii Plour,
evT nffcrrd in tliia markrt
Uaving Flour manufic;ur.-d by morn than
twcnly diffL'rent mills oflho hichot rcputalion.
lin plcilg. s tlial Hour old by Ium shall givr lln
in.8t pcrfcct aatiafaction, and will bc warrantcd
in all cd9cs.
N. U. Funcy brands consimlJy on hand.
Dcalcrs in Flour, Marchanls.ar.d Fan.i is arc
r clfu'ljr in'itrd to order. and try Ihu articla.
Flour shinitrd to crder. in crond jacka?c wilh.
ont dflny on rcipl f frrw, crrtifiiatca'
uf -1-pfKii ior cai-h. J.N. UINSDILL. !
R i?"' Ql' 1812 l ...
31,. U.verau J Slimspap. ,
ol
(AT THEgCHEAP CASH STORB.)
LS now piepared to offcr to ihe publlc a
fresh supply of seasouable
direct from the importers and manufacturers.
ukewise
A choice stock of dry grocenes of the first
quality, for family use to cether willi crock
erv and Glass Waie.
JCf" N. B. Prices corresponding wilh the
motto. 2
rPHE suhscriber keeps forsale
X COTTON BATTS by tbe bile,
IRA STEWA'.T.
Mi.ldleburySept. 11, Sil. 19tf
1842.
V
Vergennes and Buffalo Iiine.
THC CANAL PACKET
l SHERMAN,
CAPT. 31. T. DAVIS.
WTLL commcncc her Trins on Ihe 3d daj of
o . . t. r tt -J
i iiic cujr ui v urguuuua auu
DAY and I
Leaves Vergennes
May
May
June
August
Septntnbor
October
October
Thia packrt will be put in first rate ordcr at
the oprniu? ot iMaviga'.ion, vvith additional ac
comnindatioiiS fur Frcight and Paascngcri. Will
lcave ViTgonncs at 7 o'clock in the rnorning
towcd by stcamboat to Whitehall. Freight must
be on board tho day proviotia. Thone moving,
or viaiting tlieir fricnds inlhe far Wost, will find
tliis the most expcditious and cln-apcsl route thcy
cau tako. Thnre will be overy accoinniodation
on board to suil tho most particular. Thosr
who cliooso to do so, can have evcry facility for
boardinir themselvcs.
Due attention will bo paid to paasctigcrs by
a carcful captain and crcw, who will kparn no
uainxto irive pcrfcct aatisfaction. Fur furthcr
particulars rnnuirt of thc captain on board.
R. CHAPMAN, Vergennes.
JOY &. WEB3TER ? nn-,,
(T KOCEKIK.S. Asupeiior assottmei t of
and Young Hyson anu Hyson-skin
TJ'IAS, Coffee, Molasses, Spiccs,Raisins and
in:iny otlicr articles ol Ihe ktnu, aicotiot ex
cepted.
by A. CIIAPMAN & SON.
To IMerchanls.
pANDLE-n'ICK.and COTTON YARN,
from No. 5 to 25, and of the best quality,
for sale by Ihe Rubscrtber.
JOSEPH GORDON.
Middleburv, Jan.25, 1842. 28 tf
DO.MESTICS. Satinctts, American
Prlnts Sheetings. Shirtings. Tickings,
wjckings. B.iltings,ana Tavlnrs Trimrain";'",
A. CHAPMA& SON.
New Spring and Summer
GOODS.
suhscriber is now receiving his stock
ofSPItlNG ANDSUMMER GOODS.
purchased at the lowesl Iew Ycrk Oislt
prices, embracinp;, every variety ofkindsand
qnalities cal.ed lor in a country store. tir
will for Cash or sbnrt credit positivelv sell
lowe than any other establishment in ihis
ountyc. No Mistake.
P. W. COLLINS.
Cornwall, May 2.1842.
f 'LOTHt1, CaspimeJes, nud trimmings in
"reatvariety.rheaner and the ver at
BIRGE'S
Mav 3, 1842.
CJPI.END1D CLOTHS AND KES
" T1NGS. Also Summer Goods: some
10,000 Yds. superior fiue and heavy Bleai.h
trd and broivn Siieetings 5- Drillings
,Qwer ,han eyer Ijelore jnown bv
frnois cnuallv cheap at
BIRGE'S.
Mav 3 1842.
AR 1UON, Naiis. Shovels, Axes, and a
general assorlment of Hardware,
hy A. CHAPMAN & SON.
HT0 BUSHELS of Potatoes for sale by
P. W. COLLINS.
Cornwall. May 16. 1842.
MAY 10, 1843.
JUST received by ihe subscridcrs, a full
assorlment of
wcll .ulapted to ihe Spriisg and Summer tr.ide
w. ichwill besoldns CHKAP furcashor
apprived ciedii,.is atany other store in this
vicnitty.
Z. BECKWITH & CO.
APER. 2000 pieces Room Paper,
b0, Borderins, iust receiv
ed at BIRGE'S
rARPETS. Those wishing to consult e-
cononiv w II do well t examine a larcre
stock just received by A. FRANCIS.
Groceries.
T
11 K suhscriber now ofiVrs for casii. a
splendid .-tock nf su jars from 5c to 0c
pei lb.. Molasses wcishin 1 1 1-2 lh. for 25r.
pir Peas. Coffee and everv othrr ar-
licle ralied lor in ihe Grocery linc (Liipjors
exceptfd) at pnccs equally low.
P. W. Cot-tJKS.
Cornwall, May 1G. 1812.
Iron, Steel and Nails.
FOR sale very low foi cas-h, bv
IRA STEWART.
JUST received by P. W. Collins 3000
vanls Calicoes. nrices vnrvinn- fmm Rc.
to 25cts 4000 yar.1.1 Shecting
from Cc to 9c
per vanl.
M"ay 2, 1842.
PMNTS AND OIL, a large nssort
niunt of Puints nnd Oil for salo by
A. & Yf. S. Johnson.
00L! WOOL
CASH paid forgooi flecce wnol by
A. Chafman & Son.
Forsale by itbem, a superior arliclo of
Sheep Shrarx.
Jliddlubury, June 14, 1842. 0
1 fr sh supnly of ernccries.amongwhich
" S0d SUAR 15 lb for $1,00 at
JIka Stewart's.
DAY and NIGIIT, asfollows:
Ltaves Bujfah.
3 May 13
31 June 10
28 July 8
9 August 10
6 September 10
4 October 14
29 November 8
JYeto Goods.
THE sub&cribers arc now receiving their
stock ol
Comprising besides their ordinary assortment
Bontiet silks, Ribbons and Fancy Goon?, ol
every descnption all ot which tnay be relieu
upon as of tht first quality; andwill be sold a
low asal any omersmre ui imsiown nr county
May 9, 1842. A. IHIAPAIAN &. HON.
NOTICE.
rWHE suhscriber hason hand a larse assort-
ment of Cacinet Furniture of the latest
fashions, which he ofTers for ale at reduced
nivin T AMVAIM
Bristol, May 9, 1842. IjlOw
TT ADIE'S and Childr-n'si?onnefi - Hoods
JLi
and uiniminss; a larse supply Latest
.ashions, very ,ow now rccetv.ng oy
. . A.bRANCis.
. . . - - i
DOZ. Hvsienjand Ulovei; al:nost
UVev everwarietv at less than half the
i ,;.., l, A TTItAN'niS.
V 1ARPET1NGS. Heavv Wix.I Caipetincs.
C-ttun
do c
cash at
May 3
BIRGE'S
1842.
HA'PS. H. aver, Moleskin, Lesl.oni, Cane but leives it to those who try them lojuag-i tnem
and Palm Leaf Hats, at BIR GE' 1
N Extt-nsive assorlment of
C;ROCKERY & GLASS WARE,
. " , .
to nriw ttnnv I n r ininiftinn nnn K.llf: HL
" ' .uuw, i -
the Chean-for-Casli sloro of
Z. BECKWITH Sr Co.
New Goods.
T?,E Ju,,',cr,bcr ha,s lust received Irom
NewYork, a complete assortment of sca
sonab'e
DRY GOODS,
which he will sell very low for cash.
IRA STEWART.
Middlebury, May 31 lS-12
Aew Goods.
r'LOTHS.Cassimeiri, Cal coes, Muslins
I i r J -T
oamurics, Liawns, I'ruini anu i ickhiu.
A fine assorlment of summer rloths, Linens,
Sheetings Shirtings &c. &c which will be
sflfnr cash oi on credit, at pnccs which can
not fail tosuil puichasris.
7.. Beckwith & Co.
WOOLEN FACTORr.
, ., ,, , ,. . r
fHE subscnbcr would rcspcctfully tnform
I his customcrs, nnd thc public "enorally,
that he has commuticed thc business of
manufacturing
W00LEi G0GDS
SUCII AS
Common Cloths, Cassimcrcs, Sat
inetts, White or Colored Flan
iicls, &c. &.c.
At his old sland in Shoreham, ncnr Ricli's
Mills. Oc will msnufacturc wonl on shurcs
or by thc -ard, al the option of tho owner.
The suhscriber is solic'tous of ohtaining
business, and feels ccrtain that his experi
ence atid knowledge in cloth nmi'ufncltir
ing anddressing, and thc finished npparatus
and machmery which hu has providcd, wi
enablo Ium to givJ cntire satisfuctton to all
who ctnployhim. He invitcs thc publii: to
call and cxaminc spccitncns ol his work,
which he beheves will iHtify all cxpecta- arls; Addison, liarnes tv f ulter,
tions which he holds out to his customers. i 10,000 RK.WARD
A. KILUORN. I WILL bo paid to any Phyticiin who will pro
Shnmliam. t Jl!r.hT Jliiljt Anr. 1 M9 40 duco a better coinoound for family uso than the
' I
(TP Relief for Hard Times.
njow rt'cicving, a larger STOCK of
JL GOODS than wcro evcr beforc offor
cdin this markct, of ulninst rvery vuriely,
which wnrn Boughl with Cash, at thc prcs-
unt cxlrcmely loio prices and which will bo
sold at prices that cannol fail to suit the pur
chascr hy A. Fraxcis.
Gloves and liosiery.
c
olton, Silk, Lislo ilircml. anu Kid tjlo-
black and while lisle thrcad, and
silk Hosierj'-uaihe.s b.ack aml white Cot.
ton Hose from 10 to 25 cents al Dikge's.
May 16, 1842.
Uonnets and P. L. llats.
Ilfyou waut the best and chiapcst Flor
cncc Braid Bonnct or Palm Lcaf Hat in
thu vi-cinity, first call at
a. llECKWITH &CO. S
ADDISON COUN i t
Temperancc Housc.
ri 1 H E suhsriihcr would
JL inforin thc public, that
hehas takun the stand rec
entlv occupicd bv Puul Rend, south of the
Court Housc in Middlebury. Ihe nousn
and out hr.ues arc now unnWoing a thor-
, . , ... cr i B
ougli rcpair, nnd will ufford every accom.
modation to costomcrs wlucli their comlorl
and convctiience can rcnuire. It will be
kcpt upon strict tcmpcrance principles, and
. K 1 1 .' . . r . '
netiopcs Dy pcrscvcran.ee Hi IHi'. pian, to
recnivellio putronagc of all fnendly to the
oDjccisoi tlio grrnt temperanco reiorm.
Having for vcars been conversant with
public lTcS-bo.l, in country nnd ci.y. he
thinks he kuows thc ilutins of a landlord.and
how to supply tho wtmts nf thc traveler ;
unu hc proiuiM's that no i Hiirt on his part
will be wantitig to give cntire satisfuction
lo thc puilic. BKNJ. ?. CROWN.
Middlebury Fcb. 8 1842. 40:tf
Brooms ! Brooms ! !
TH E subscriber givcs noticc that he
will mnnufnclure at short no'ice, corn
Brooms nt 10 cents a piecc, nnd find hand
les and twine, or on shnrcs of onc half, at his
dwelling housc onc milo north of Bristol
villarre. EDWARD SWEET.
Bristol, Feb. 18. 1842. 42:Gm
g,B,A 15. Cai, ohi-ar and Spring titcle
JEi for sale by
IRA STEWART.
Middleburv. Anrr,
8. 1841.
ALL nnd N INTER Lamp Oil.of tho
bcst quahtv, for sale by
T. C. SMITH.
Garden Seeds.
SUGAR BEET, Carrot nnd Onion sced,
by the ponnd; also, n largc assorlment
at retail, warrantcd the growth of 1841.
For sale hy JOHN R700D.
April, 1P42.
WRUUGHT ocCUT NAILS, Win
Jow Glass and Puty, consttantly ot.
hand.and for salo by A. &. W. S. Johnson.
UPERFINE Flour for sale low by
,w lKA OTtWART.
HEALTH & STRENGTH.
DR.S.O. biciiardson's concentrated
Sherry Wine BltterS,
p U T up in octagon Bcttles.and the ingredienU
r to make the same put up in preSJcd packagesjfor
9ale by all the PruRgists and most of the tt' I.
Goods Dealera in Koston and vicinity. Also.oy
my agents in all the principal towns throughout
New -Englandand the Southern and Western
States. 1
Z. S Hali. BARRisoTOjr.cornerof Sackvil-
le street. Halifax, U general agent for tho British
Provinccs.
P.S. Barnard. W. G. Skinner and Jos-
EPii.PERRYiMoRSEiiremy oaly authorized trav-
ellingageuu.
OFFICE 15 HAN VERST.BOSTON
75 cents per Botlle; 50 cents per paper.
The follo'ing are selected from a lirge cum-
of Eiitorial uoticcs.
Frcm the Dover (N, H.) Gazctto.
Dn. Ricn abdson's BiTTERS.-In our columns
may be found an adverlisement of the Vegetable
. . j 1 -. H n t- TT . 1 1 - 1 L
SSSSbST
f f yaIuable a.d ,
' (abIa' mltt3r;-and from our own experience.
,faWpii a, ntheis." we can sneak highly of their
.: ;.;i; (T,.ri niinn thav.
em. We have a good opinion of the Bitt'rs. as ,
hpan fnr hey are not a quack nostrum, but discovered, pre
K pare'd, and vnded by a regular Physicun, a grad-
iutn nf ihe Colleea of ouron State, and who has
said but little in the way of puffing them himself,
1 1 1 mt; jjiii", ..i " ' j ' - j "
pepsia, Billious and Nervous Coroplaints, &c, we
do nothesitafe tosaythat these Bitlers will be
, ar9iTrieahle and efTcclual restoralive
. ...
As good hcalth is one of '.he gieatest of earthly
blesjiogs, we 'outd early advise those Iaboring
undr aucb diseases, to make a Irial of Dr. Rich
arilson'tf Bilteis: Ihey can do no harm. and may do
i much irood. as we
are ronfident in many cases
I . " . r .... i ) : :
" ' " ue;tiona&y the most congenial to the hu-
man sstem.
From the Evening Signal N. Y.
Sherry Wine Bitter These are areme.
.1.. v.m I.IufJv nnrl verv iustlv recnmmenrifwl hv
t nhvsicians. as of Kreat efficacy in giving streLetb
to Ihe weak and debilitated. The use ofyears has
satisfaclorily proved their virlues. (Jntinctured bj
the slightcsl deleterous mitter, they communlcate
the healing powcrsof the best medicinal roots and
platils. They restoie.and. if not laid aside. prc
perve the nhole acimal economy in a state of ha
bitual healllnnesa. Theycaunol ne toofrcquent
ly coinmeuded to public notice hy jusl cnconiums
frora thc prcsa. j. B. & D. Sands, 79 aud 100
Fulton Street jfgents.
fjCJ- In speaking of the excellence of the Sherry
Wine Bittcrs, of which Messrs A. B. D. 6audi
ate agents, we mcant those preparcd by Dr. S. O.
Richardson.of Sauth Reading Jlass.
From the Bristol County Democrat, Taunton.
Riciiardson's Bitters. Of the numerous
mcdicines which are adversised in our paper from
time to time, we pretend to kdow but little their
virtues must be known only to those weo have
made use of them. But with Dr. S. O, Richard-
son's Bitters we are somewhat acquamtcd. These
.. ,vere u,ed jn our family last sun.mer. foi
ceneral debilily and headache, and much relief
was derived frohmtera. Those who may be sub-
ject to nervous heaaacne, wiunou me uiuers ve.
ly bcneficial they proved so in the case to which
we rcfcr.
j Forsale wholesale and retail at his office, 15
fanover street, lioston.
' From tho sarnstable Polriot
) Healtiian-d Strinotu! To regain ot pre.
crvc these ia the great ilesideratum. Nothing
that we know of will do it more &oclually, this
warin weather than Dr. Richardaon's Shorry
Wine Bitters. Try 'em tbe strictcst tempor-
anco man nocd not bo afraid of tho alcobol in
them. There is no more than is absolutely nc
cetary to prcserao the bpirit of the 'koots and
uiarbs' of which they are compoundcd. 8
AGENTS;
Middlebury, S. Moody; Kergenties, W- B.
Bixhr: New Haven. Roscoe& Nash;Biistol,
L. V. Hall; Hancock, Royal Flint, Stnrks-
borough, T. H.Kidder; Ferrisburgh, Allen &
Wbeeler;Moukton,M. W.Kius!ey;Shoreham
K. Wriiiht; Whiunff. J. &. O. Simonds; Sal-
isbury, Huntly & Higgins; Cornwall, S. Ev-
.-. rv...i f ir i.li. Ii: lt
cd
Thc Lion of thc Day.
TIIESCIENCE OFHDSIANLIFE.
i TO tho inhabitants of the Unitcd States
and tho Cinadas, Thc pills well called the Lion
of the Day, are reapectfully rccommendcd to the
attention and trial of all thoao subjcct to theat
tacis of Biuous Dnrirnc, and other Clironic
discascs of the stomach, liver, and bowols Thesa
pills havo long been without a succoeiful rival, in
Gcrmany, and througout Europe, and many years
in various parls oflho Unitcd States, by the most
onlincnt Phyeicians, as a Family Mcdicino.
I This Pill is composed of extracls from nino
parls of the Vegetable kingdom. They are war
rantcd safe in their operation and cffucls. 2hoy
aro sitnploin their preptration, nvldin their ac
tion, and unrivallcd in their results. Thcy have
lopg received the moal flattering recomincndat-
' ion from the Medical Faculty; such men as Dr
Mntt. and Dr Gucrnsey. cf Now Vork: Dr Dol-
amater, Dr Hossack.and Dr Landon, of Dutchess
county, and lion. B- Pcck, M. D. ofGlen'a Falls
thrio men have long ttood at tho hcad oftheir
profeaaion,
Again; gasticrirritation dcbilitates the dige9tive
ogans and becomes a fruilful source of discase;
in ?ome reople Dyspcpsia in others, Liver Com
plaint, Rheumatism, Measles, Whooping Cough,
Aihma. Gout. Hynochondria, Epilepy, Low
Spints, Chronic uianna;. l-iies, ruimonaiy uon-
sumtion. Scrofrulous bick Headache. tiuption
ofthe Sk n, Salt Rbuem. St. Anthony's Firc,
i l amousFevm, Fever and Ague.Scar '
c, rD Heartburn, Costivenesn, Female Weak- j
ncss, Jaundice, Intermittent and flemittant Fey- ,
crs, Erjsipelas.Scald Head. Humors, and all Bil- ;
rnmnnm i. These diflerent coinplamts are
;h"r and aboul the same, followed hy a train '
Ofoti,er3 cqnaly as detrimental, and perhaps fa-1
tal to human life. Line Dao. legisiauon.sne uau iaw (
must be suppotiea oy omers cquany ujunna 1 1
J8 &JZ$$&
f . - . vihr,Ie, :n unison. and the least injury
to any one throws it into disorder.
. Let any one take the trouble to examine and
study the organization ofhisownsys'.em. and if he
never did bcfore, he will lealize the feelings of the
Psalmist when he sung, "I arc fearf'illy and won
derfully made!"
I Looking at the human body, mth all its ramiG
catinns, balanccs, adjusmenu.and nice relations;
the bdir-like deiendence upon whi:h life issuspen
ded; Iho intricacy ofthe machine; the adaptation
of means toends; the differentsystems runningm
! to.parallel with, and interlacing each other with
1 out thele st confnsion: thearrangcment andartic
ulation ofthe bones;lho fraine work ofthe system
Ihe action and uses ot the vanous musclcs; the
wonderful system of arteries and veins: the action
of tbe heartl" propelling the blood with such as
tonisling force:and Ihe gieatest wonder will be,
how can it be possible tbe human system can beai
np,against the da:ly vioblion of its laws, and main
lain its vitality agaiust such repealed altacks and
injuries from external and inlernal violencc.
I unbesitatingly reconimcud Ihem for the cu:c
ofthe above compla'nU long known and juslly
celebrated as one of the best Family Medicines in
the -Ujtcria Medica-
These Pills are not intended as a thorough pur
galive, assome wiil have it ; Ihey are intended to
strenthen the system that has run down, and re
gulate Ihe whole human structure, and remove
all obstruction and assisl nature in its violalcd
laws.
For sale in almost every !own In the United
S'ates and the Canadas, Prlce 25 and 37 1-2 cts.
Directions on each box.
Be sure when yon purchase that jou get the
Lion ofthe day, hAvingJhewritten name ofMer
ritt Griffin on each hox.
raixcirAL orncu.
A. B.& D Sands, 79 Fulton street. New York
T Rowand, 376 Market st , Philadelphia, A.
Goyor, 104 Hanover st., Bo3ton; A C Phin, 31
Broad st., Charlston, S. C.
c, ru nariircularsseesmallcircularsdeposited
with each agent bclow mentioned. For Sale in
this county by ny : aothozed agenU
MERR1TT GRIFFIN, 11. D.
Middlebury, by Si.lney Moody;
, . u. .!:.,,. al ,,i, , '
Vergennes, by F. Huntington; hnreh.m,
by Kent Wnghi; Bridport, by N S Biirnett;
Addison by Barnes & Fullen Fenisbutgh
Centre hy Henty RodgersjNorth Ferrisburgh
hy Allcn & Wheeler; Bristol by Titus B
Gai.ife; Monkton by Milo vV Ktusley; Gran-
vj4 by Warren lleyden; Leicester bv L S
j0bnson; Whiting by Russager & Walk-r;
C.irnwall bv S Everts; Hancock by John
Hackett; Salisbury by A & P D Barrows.
Look out for S windlers and Counter
feiters. tl;yl
The Counterfeiter's Dcath BIow.
TllE public will please observe tbat no
BRANDRETH PILLS
" ,ha bfox h.".,,hre? "K
on it, each contain.Dg a fac suntle s.gnature of
my hand-writing. inus-i. nranore n. inese
!bels are engraved onsteel.beauttfully designed
anddoneatan expense oloeverai tnousanaaoi
'lars.
Kem.-mber tbe top, the side, and the bottom
At the present time, when the counter-
feitcrs oj these celebratid Jrills are
compUtely cornered, it is not surpris
ing to find ihal tliey endcavor to get
off their stock of spurious Pills under
any name. It is not the first time that
the "Poor Indian" has hadto Jather the
aborlionsof cunningmen.
The remarkable cures which have been effect
ed by Brcndreth's Pills, have astonished the
whole medical faculty, many of whom havecons
sidered that they are the greatest blessiug ever
given to the world.
The reason these celebrated Pills have sucb a
universally good efTecl, is because their action
barmonizes with the human body.
" Purce out the old leaven, that ye may b"e-
como a new lump," is the language of Holy
Writ, a figure applied spiritually, it is true, but
how could it have any apphcalion unless con
FIRMED DV PRACT1CAI. EXPERIENCE, in the
noDV of inalter? The fousdation upou which
this figure of scripture rests is as immoveable
as the laws which govern the tides, or occasinns
the thunders or Heaven
"THE C O N D I TI O N . "
The condition upon which God has given
hcalth to man is a constant carc lo keep his slom
ach and bowelsfree Irom all merbid and unlieal
thy accumulations. The means to efTect this must
be those remedies which clcane the bowcls and
nurifv the blood.
Goud hcalthful medicine is only a species of
food; when theanimals, whose habilswehave the
means of ooserving, are sick, they wander thro
Ihe fields, and make selections of those herbs
which open their bowels and purify their fluids,
which immediately restore their heallh.
When a dose of Brandreth's ills are taken,
thcy are digested and pass to evcry part ofthe
system; but they leave the body when they have
eifected the in "tcnded purpose, and .heallh and
vigor are by them insured.
llineral medicincs may enler Ihe systcm, but
they are with difliculty got out again ; and they
always occasion pain and misery while they re
main in the body.
Whereas Brandrelh'sPilliare asinnocent asa
pieceof bread, and are evacuated wilh thedisease
for which they are taken.
From the time wo are boin tothe time we cease
tobreathe, our hodies are constantly wasting,
and as constantly building up. The action of the
atmosphere wears or wastes them. The food we
eat.the digestiveorgans covert inlo blood, which
renews or builds up by its circulaling power
Thus the human body is hcalthy when the blood
circulates freely, and when any thing prevents its
free course through hc veins, discase com
menccs. Cosliveness, Dispepsia, Fevers, Inflammations,
are all owing to this. and all the tmublcs attend
Ing them could always be prevented by the. timely
use ol Brandreth's Pills, as their very action at
oncetends toclearthe circalatlon of all impeji
ment.and removo every cause nr occasion ofim
punly from Ihe blood. "Thore are thousands nay
millions at this momenl.in this country, and all
others, whom we may really consider as halfdead.
They may be said to carry their death in their
bowels and circulation. This is no imaginary
circumstance. I wish it were. Thousands whom
we tneet every where with cadiverous looks, yel
low skins and green eyes, speaklna language
nn in h miataken. of the statv oftheir stomach
and bowels, and tlie consequent condition oftheir
blood. The body is thus, while in life, reduced to
ih mnunneni condition ol a cornse : anu iiio
reason why some bodics are so scon In a pulrid
condition after death, is more from the quan
lily of impure humors contained in them at the
time they expired, tnan irom any omer cuc.
And who is there that wilL not allow, tnati
Brandreth's Pills had been employed, so as to re.
move these impure humors, that life might not
have been saved ! Whoever will give this sub
ject but very little considcration, will atonce per-
ceive the perlerl luenuiy oeiween me puinu nu
morsof the bodv before death, and the humors
which c;casion the peculiar fcctorof adead body.
Dr. BKAJNUKETH'S
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
is at 211 Broadway.oppositethe City Hall.NYork
n. e. orncE,
19 iWJVOra? STREET, 19
fSONLY-0
place in doston for thcsc Iruly excellent Pills.
B. BRANDRETH, M.D.
(Enteied accordingto act of Coi.ercss, m the
year lS41,by Benjamm Brandieth, m the Cleiks's
office ofthe Uistnct courl ot the Soutnern uis
liiet of New-York.)
The 0-ii.v persons in Addison co., Vt., fur
nished with thc Genuine BrandrttXt PUU, are
at
Middlebury, Jnnathan Hagar ;
East Middlebury, tNeedbam tfcUenms ;
Addison,
Barnes & Fuller ;
Bridport,
Bristol,
Cornwall,
Ferriibutgh,
Hancock,
New Haven,
Riplon,
'Salisbury,
Shoreham,
Starksboro'
Vergennes,
Weybridge,
Whiting,
P. Fletcher &Son;
W. H. Hadley ;
Samui-1 Everis;
B.F.Haskdl;
Shnles & Wicker ;
John Hackett, Jr.;
Roscoe & Nash ;
Frederick Smith ;
Huntley & Higgins
Kent Wright ;
T.H. Kidder;
m.R.Bixby;
Silas S. Sprague;
J. &. O. S. Simond ;
D.M. Russique. 16 ly
S100 REWARD,
v v. HITNDRED DOLLARS RE
" WARD has been offered for montlia, to
anv one who will use a boltle of Hays Lmiment
for thePilcs without being cured. Orthousands
In.i.nre has it failed of a cure
Proof overwhelmingtobe had where it is sold.
It is also a certain cure in nearly every case. (ex
ternally)inlhefollowingcomplainls. For the Piles. Tightness or the chest
For all Dropsj , espccially in children,
Tender Feet, Foul Ulcers of the lcgs,
o-ore thioat bv ctn- or other fungus sorns,
ceis or ulcers however obitinale or
Croup, longstanding,
Whoopingcough, Fresh Wounds,
Scald Head. Chilblains &'J &.
LOOK OUT.
Some Swindlers have counlerfeited this article
andput it up with various devices. Do not be
imposaupon. One thiDg or.ly wiU protect you
it is the name ol COMSTOCK & CO. ; that
namcmust be always on the wrapper, or you are
cheated. Dd net fnrgetit. Take this direction
with you, and test by that. or never buy it; fcr it
is impossible for ariy other to be true or genuine.
Sold by COMSTOCK & CO..
71 Maiden Lane- 10:1 J
SUPERFINE GENESEK FLOUR,
inspcctcd and warranted, constantly
on hand and for snle by
A. ii V. S. Johnson.
From the JVto Yorl Herald.
MYSTERIOUS,
A zentleman beloiigincto on rv . ...
cient and wealthy families ot th ?dtr who
u,ui. .... ..u.cruus iriends. hiv-
,ug since the vear 1818 up to recenlly, been
bent nearly double, and forseveral years confin
edto hiabed.has been restoied to good health
has regained hisnaturalerectpositicn and has
quitted his catriage, and noiv walks with case !!
Wo believe this is the gentleman's own ditsptiiv
tion as nearas possible, and there is no axagger
ation in it. We will give inquirers his address,
and doubtnothishumane feelings will cxcuse the
libcity; so that sny one doubtin, may know
tliese facts though he requires his name may
not appear in print. Among other similar in
stances. Mr. Jas. G. Raynolds 144 Chrislie St.
has been restored and will give personal assur
ance of the facts of hfs case. Both were
rheumatism, and contracted cords aud sinews
How has this been doue 1
Answer By the Indian Veoetadle E-
tiita iniernany, anu hewks' fienvi; and
Bone Hniment exlernally N. Y. Herald Jan.
26 1841. Sold only by COMSTOCK fciCO..
71 Maiaen Lane, New York. 10:ly
For sale by S MOODY. Drggist. lr.ly
THE BEST MEHTOD FOR THE
ABOIilTIOJXT
OF DISCASE, IS TO CLEAN'SE AND PDRtrV
TIIE BODY.
WRIGHT'S IMDIAm"vEGETABLE PILLS,
Of theKorth American College of Heallh,
Are now acknowledged to bc the best medicine
in the world for Ihe cure of
EVER Y VARIETY OF DISEASES
because they thoroughly cleanse the stoma:h
and bowels of these billious humors which not
only paralyze and wcaken the digestive organs,
but are the cause of headache, nausea andsick
ness ; talpitation of the heart, iheumatic pain in
various parts ot the body, and many other un-
pieasani compiainis.
TIIE IADIJJJV VEGETABLE PILLS.
are also acertaincureforintermittent, remittent,
nervous. inrlammalory and putrid fevers ; be
cause they cleanse the body of those moibid hu
mors, which whencouSncd to the circulation are
tbe cause of all kinds of
FEVERS.
also, when morbid fevers are depositcd upon the
membrane anu muscie, causing those pains, in.
flaiutious and swellings, called
RHEUMATISM, GOUT &c.
the Indian Vegetable Pills may berelied on as al
ways certain togive relief, and if persevered with,
will moslassurediy anu wiinout rail, make a per
fect cure of the above painful maladies. From
Ihree tosixof said Indian Vegetable Pills taken
every night on going tobed will in a horttimro
complelely rid the bodyof every thing thatisop
po5cd tohealth, that Rheumalbm, Gout and pain
ot every aescripuou wu ueiiierauy
DU1VEN FROM 'IHE BODY.
Fiom he ,sauie reason, when fromsudden
changes foatmospheie or any other cause, the
perspiration is checked, aud those humors which
should pass offby ihe skin are thronn mwardly
causing
HEADACHE, GIDDINESS,
nausea and sickness, pain in tho bours, wafery
and inilained eyes, sore throat.hoarseness, coughs
consumptions, rhcumatic pains ui various parls
of the body and many oiher symploms of
CATl H1NG COLD
Ihe Indian Vegelable Pills will iiivariably giveim
mediate relief. From Ihree lo &ix of said Pills ta
ken eveiy night on going lo hcd, will in a short
time, not only remove all the above unpleasaul
symploms, bul the body will be restored to even
suunder heallh than belure.
The same may bc said of ASTHMA, OR DIF
FICULTY OF BREATHING.
The Indian Vegelable Pills will lorsen and carry
off by the stuirach anj bowels those phlegmy
humors which stop up the air cclls of Ihe luns,
and are Ihe cause not only ofthe above distrtss
ing complaiiil, bul when neglected, oftcn ter
minates in a still more dreadful malady rallcd
CONbUMI'TlON.
I! should also bc remimhird that the Indian
Vegetable Pills are a certain cure for
.PAIN1N TliESIDE,
oppression. nausea and sickness, loss of'appetite,
cosliveness, a yellow tinge of the Akin and eyes,
and every other symptom of a torpid or discastd
state of the ivcr ; becau.-w they purge from the
body those impuritics which if depuited unuu
this important organ, are thc cause of evcry vari
ety ot
LIVER COMPLAINT.
CA UTION.
The public will plcasc observv llutthe genuin
med icine has the fUleuing wonling on lln
didcs of the boics:
IVRIGHT'S KN'DIAKVEGF.TABLE PILLS
(Indimi I'urnntivr.)
Or thf. North A.mkiucan Ci.llkge or
Hkalth.
And a'soaround the horder of the lahel.'will
bejfound in small ty,n': Eulered accvrding to
the act vf Congresi in Ihr ytor 1SJ0, by Wai.
WmoiiT, tn the Clcrk'g ojfiee, of the Viatrict
Court of the Eastcrn dtstrict of-fennsijlsama."
It will further be o'lservcd that Ihe printeddi
rections for using th medicine, which accompa'
nies eacn bo, are also enlered accoruini; to Ac
of Congress; and the same form will bc found a
tne boilom ol ihe nrst page.
The slightest attention to Ihe above few partic
ulars will serve to protect Ihe purchaser from
fiaud, and save the livcs of those who may oth
erwise be endan-gered by using a countereit med.
icine.
The public will a'so rcmembcr that all who sell
the genuine Indian Vegetable .Pills are proviueu
with a certihca.e oi Agcncy, signeu oy
WILLIAJI WK1UHT. Vice Fretidcnt
of theA'orthJlmcTiean Colteee of Heallh,
and that pedlars are never In any. case allowed lo
sell tho cenuine Medicine. All travelling'aeents
will be providcd withacertificate of agcncy as a
bove desciibed ; and Ihose who cannol show onc
will bc known as basc imDostors.
(rt-All letlers relative to the Pills must be ad-
dresseu thus :
" N. E. OFFICE N. A. COLLEGE OF
HEALTH,
193 Tremont ttreet, Boston,Maia."
03-AGEKTS have been appointcd for the
sale ofthe Pills :n every town in New England
Agents.
Middlebury. Geonre H Fish; Bennington
Jouathan Haughtoo ; Williamsville. Cbarles
W Jov : Beiininstnii, J C Haswell ; Rutland,
William Fay ; Woodstock, Haskell&. Palm-
er.;!Dover, Hiram Baldwin ; Brattleboio'
Birge & Brackett ; Waterlord, H Cutlin
&Co; Newbury. Prentiss Knight; Bethel,
Samuel Austin jr; Springfield.George Was
hburn ; Proctersville, Proctor & Robinsou ;
Londonderry, umilh & Ulazien liridgewa
ter, lhonias Southgate; Chester, Phineas
O Sargeant; Windsor, S W Hubbard ; Bur
lington, A limismaii! : East Poultney, llick-
ok &, Mears ; Cornwall, Samuel Everts ;
Vt ilminzton. A B Childs; Stowe, Albert
Comps: Post Mills. Jeremiah Wilton : St
Johnsburv. I.uther Jewctt: Weston, Uohn
wilder; Wateraurv,Fersons L.yon3 ; Mont
pelier, William Ulark ; Ludlow, John Uun
bar& Co ; Readini!. Wood & Mrrrill ; Harl-
tonl, J P Strone & Co : Norwich, Baxter &
Newton; Barnar', J P Danfor h ; Bethel,
Lorenzo tiitchcock; Rochesier.CharlisDodd:
Springfield, Russell ; Cavendish, A Giheoo
& son; Guilford, Philip Marlin; Halifax
C Stone &Co ; VV'estrainstcr, Aaron Hitch-
cock; Ncrlhfield, Mur.lock & Alexander;
WeatlishelU, Barlev Bartlett: Hart land.
Cotton & lamble Fairfax.- Hdm. ton Love
wood. 28 lv.
tTIROCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
A lar"e assortment. rheaniir than rver
before offered; now by A- Fan-is.
L1VE GEESE FEATHERS, nfsupe
lior quality, just received and for sale by
A. FRANCIS.
BONNETS &C. Florence Braid.Nraw
and P. L. Ronnpic Rnnn.i Silt.
Lacnou,Ajtificials,lUbins, iicat BIRGE'S
RIPTON LAND.
1PIECE containing 100 acres 1 Gnrm
l do. 50 do.LOTS
is offered at a bargain on long credit bv
Vmnn'i-v . i cuni.'c 7T
ply for sale at retail by
c JOHN WQQD
1 842.
Storagc & Forwarding.
.... ijnr iq jjv.
most perfect order ; the buildinirs
cxtensive and commodious, roor. 1
AsuiuiBuroent on
Property of all kinds, will ba received and far
wardedto almost any part of the Unit'f d Slat.,"
and Upper and Lower Canada. Boat havs thw
place Tuetday and Satnrday of each week for Trov
N. Y.,and Troy every Wednuday ani Satwdl
also the CANAL PCKET, wy,
J. SHERMAN,
will run to and Irom Vergennes and Buffalo. eatt,
.ilonth through theSeason. whicn rives far;i:.:.'.
lor Shfpping Proper(y from this place, to anvpart
oflhj Country. which is enioved hv nn 'nll..
place onXake Champlain. All" communicationi
by way of enquiry will be duly noticed ; Chatgtj
will be as low as at any other place m this part of
the country. R. CrlAPMAs
Vergennes, Apnl. 18, 18 12 52 ;8
Thc raost highly approved Medi
cine now m general use for
Coughs Colds, and all
Diseases of the Lungs
nPHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAfJ
SAM is believed to be descrvedly the ruoit
popuUr Medicine ever known in Americi.fo,
coughs, colds, asthma or phlhisic, consumption
whooping cough and pulmonary aflections of et'
ery kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has beea
very extensively used for about fifteen years; aad
its reputation has been constantly increasing'. s
universally popular has this article become that
it may now be considered as a standard article m
a iarge part of the United States and British Prov
inces. Many families keep it constantly by iheo
coDsidering it the most safeas well as certain ren
edy for the above complaints. The ptopnctots
have received & are receiving numerous recom
mendations from many ofour best physicians to
make use of it in their practice. The namcs
a few individnals who have given their testimonj
ir favorof this arti;le are here suhjoined, and f..r
a more full account see the envelope to theilulil.
uvm. muui iiuiiuujt, . uoci. aamuel ...ornll,
' Truman Abell, ; Timolhy Baylnj,
" Jtie.ElIsworth, : AlbcrtGuiId.
Certificales.
(From Dr. 'Ihomas Brown.)
Messrs. Lowe & Jteed, Geut The VegetaMi
Pulmoiiaiy Balsam, has been extensivcly.uicd u
thcsf-ction of country whtre I rcsidefor sereu!
yeais past, and has juslly acquircd a h!gh repuli
tion in consumptive com;lainls. So far as u
knowledge exteods, it has never disappointeil tlj
reasona'de expcctation of those xvhohave uiedit,
Tiioma IIroww.si. d.
Concord, N. U.,May II, 1831.
Messrs. Rced, Wing& Cutler Gcntlcinrs
I feel it a duly I owe to the public, aod esprcnt-
ly io nunurcus oi my ieuow Deiugs who are noti
suuenng unuer uiuereni uiseases ol Ihe lniis,ti
give you a stalement ot the good t llecls I haw
e.perienccd from theusc of Ihe Vegetable I'ufmu
nary Balsam. Having fiom my buih up brtn
troubled wilh diflerent complaints of Ihe lnnp,
such as spitting ol blood, a troublcsoiue couKh, Ire
quent hoarseness, with severe fits of coujtbiiif.
andindetdall the symploms of consuinption aml
frnm time to time I have consulled several eminful
physicians, and have lakcn much mrdirme, l.ull
rcctived little or no relief, and.at lasl thy toM iw
there was no help for me ; ihal my case iva-b..
yond Ihe reach of their medicinrs In the pr
of 18271 was advised by a fiit-nd to try Ihe Vej
elable rulmouary Balsam. I obtamed livo M
lles. and on trial 1 was surprised lo tind so cfiict
ual relief which its use gave me, and aftei alxnt
five weekstfmemy complaints were mtireli te
moved, and I was restored to giod healll-. S.we
that time I have kept it coiistanlly hy me, in m
of Ihe appearance of any ofthe above coni.laia.'j.
I have known a large numberol cases wbeieii
other mcdicines have lailed of afliirdin" anj rt
licf, the Balsam uasal length rcsurti d tu",n'
"peediiy ellecleil a cure. I wnulil Ihnefrcit
commeml to cvrrj person Ihal has any ol tho jh
ove rumplainls, on theii first appearance to tiU
the Vegelable Pulmonary Balsam, whirh tlie; v,i
find a safe. convcnient and posilivp cnre.
Kespeclfully yours, T. P. Mkiuu.iji.
New Bedfurd, Alass., July 3C, 1841.
CG-Ciu.-CTEnrr.iTg. Ueware of impositka
Each genuine boMle isenrlosrd in a blie n,
perun which is a vr.i.i.n w lahel, signrd bj tty
JON'N. CUTLER. Nonc olhi-r c.ui be rfiim
of a laterdate than DrcmhT 1MU. Thi-vri
ture nf Sajitson lit-i.u iwiltc conliuued lor
short time.
The grct cclcbrity of the Vegetable Pulmo
nary Balsam has been the cause of allen.pu to
introduce spuriou3 articles, which Jby pailially n
suming the name of the genuine, are calculavd
lo inislead and d eccive (ha public. Among tlitrf
mixturesare "Carter's Compound i'nmmwj
IiaUam" 'Jlmirican rulmonanj Balsam,'
" Vefretablt I'ulnwnury Batsamie Syiuj
"Fulmonary ISalsam," and others.
Purchasero should ennuirn fnr ilm irn, articlj
by its whole name Tiie Vecetable Ptt
jionarv Balsam, and see that it has the Baib
and sipnaluresof the genuine.
Each bottleand seal isstamped " Vegetbi H
x uiuiuiiaiy balsam.
For sale bv REED. WWG k rilTt.EE.
(late Lowe and Rced) wholesale dealers in Dicr'
aicuiciues, raints and Dye-stufls, No. 54. CW
ham street, Boston, and by Druggists and counti'
merchants eenerally in New Eneland. and loltbe
principal places throughout the United Staltsicrf
uriusn rrovinces. fnce ou. cents. SolatJ
S. MOODY.
13:ly Middlebury Vermont
SUPERFINE GENESEE FLOL'B,
for sale by the subscriber.
IRA STEWART.
Sept.'20. 20 tf
XIWENTY-FIVE cases heavy cow hide wi
kip BOOTS. for sale very low by Ihe cae,
June 25. 18-H. by JOHN WOOD.
rfENESEE FLOUR, fresh Tea-S
,?rwith a Iargc assortment of GrocM-
ics,just received and for sale low.
JOHN WOUl
BAKER'S Water-Proof Oil Blackin.'.
sunerior article for Harncsso,
Chaise-tops and Boofs and Shocs, for sale
wholesaleor retail by JOHN WOOD,
Agent for the Manutaciurei.
CASII
PAID for Shipping Furs.
JOHN W00U.
T. T. SAI.T.
nrURK'S Island salt. iust received &i
-M. for sale nt 75 cents per bn'"-'
Z. BECKW1J 11 v ' "
V
UTand WROUGHT IN'AlLa aBl1
winrlow Glnss fnr snl low. bv
JOHN WOOD
LARGE ASSORTMENT ofCw:
and Shoes, for sale-low by
A. & W. S. joHKso"!,
PRS. Boys'
BOOTS,
superior article.
for -a'8
low al
A. &, W S. J0HNSOIN2 ,.
ji
K1
EESVILLE round,
squarc,
sizes man-
n,.t nt all thn
1,1,1 ". , rt.
factured U theworks, aro cor.staun
hand, and foi lalc by the subscriber.
IRA Sl liiA-
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