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-TERD5 GRASS Cloycr. nn Redto
I Seed for sale by JOHN XS 00D
- - 0 1842.
V I N E G A R
YEN'TY-FIVE Bbk
Ctder Vine-
ir fnrsalo by
Joiin Wood
IIAYING TOOLS.
R.A1N t'radles. Scvthes nnd Snath:.
JRakos, Forks, "ood S.-vtho S'ones. &
.vvtlie Rifl.-s. for sale by John Wood.
Jiilv 16. 1P42.
Moffat's Liffi Pills and I'hcenix
TUTTF.RS. Dr. M-.ffal'i Lif PiH riH Phojnix
Bitlrrs have loug since oMin-d the high and
cnvmWc diatinction and a h"t of coinpetii"!.
-mi that th.-y acqnired it foi Ijr hy tlieir invauU
aie and alrnfft unl.mited ifficacy nilhont th n
m.il .liil of ful-oi- pi'ff'ry jd prctrninri!i, are
well kiiovMi to tlie puMicaml cannot ba di-nied
Whil1" vcrv little ha bien snid concrrning these
asiniiUhiuj: LifeMcd rinen by Ih" p opi torhim
nelf and iio' iimrB thm was nrciM-iry lo cail Ihe
atirntion ofthc nfflictcd lo a ure and spcedy
mranl of rdi f, Ihe rrnown has rapidty flown
from one individual to anntln-r nnd from family
to faniily. niilil ihey havi- long since bccoino
t.ovR ln aluiot evciy liivvn and viltage ii ih"
L'i-Ioh. a3 a wondcrfiil aml inL'nliinjblc Mcin(r
I'oluntary and unsolicilrd te.tiinnnils oflln-ir
ubiiolutely atnnifliiiig efficicy, in disinscs ofthc
most drejdfiil and obslmat- cliaiactcr, os wi-ll
at in olhitf of prcvalcnl nnd ordinary occnrenee.
have be n rrcivrd hy th pioprictor lro'0 th-pi-rrona
llny havo cuied frnin cveiy s ction nf
tlio couniry.and slill conlmue lo la received
in incrcaiog miinbi rs. Iw wilh pride and p!;a
fuic tlml tli- propriclor refern llie public to Iiw
Medicii. Masual," where a widely various so
loclion of th.s- tctliinniilals is piblislied, wjlli
thn namcs and refidcnce af llie uritera. brcansc
ho ha mi hmilalioii in anyinir tlial tbu annals of
M db.al .Science clo not conlain a grcatFr num
ber of vi-icly ofenreaeffsCteH by any mediciim
kn'iwn loihi; p of.-Mion, or curcsofa more j
fnghlfu" kindor oflonKer sta-iding. coming a
llieso te-timonials do from thccund p:ronj
lli-msilv f. whocrrtainly kr.ow b-t from ih'ir
mvn hipv rxpri-ncp. whftlioi Ihoy are cured
or not T.io ciiutnce 'b y iffrd of tlie pre-em-minent
and nnprccrdcnipd cffica y ol thi-SB
srand ro uedi--f i pcrfrrlly irrcitible, andcom.
mand r itlirr i ban snlicils thn rrf pcct of tlie pub
lic. In ad lition to llinsa aln-ady publislii-d, tlie
proprictor is i-i pispttsinn of a vtt accuiniiUt'on
ol th-se pcrsoiul cerlifinatvs, lUm mstrating that
his Life Pills and l'ho;nix Cillent are promptly
and uniformly i fficaciousiii Scr'lula inali il liy
dra bi-aded forms. Dyspe b a whother chronic nr
occasiondl, Rliruinat sin bo'h acult and clironic.
Jaundicc and hillious and liv-rVonipIainU,howey-cr
dislissMiig "r con.plicaled, Fever and Ague in
all there varn lies, and ulien quniine aud all olhcr
supposed f p rifi- fail, Habiluil Cusfivcnes',(e
pecially whe" Uie Life Pills are used as diner pill
mmediittily hc'oro or afler tliat mejl) Pilcs of
tliirty year- slaiiiing, Drojiicy, Gont and seltled
paiiii" in the lreai, back. or nrgan, diacase of
Ihe bUd ler and knlneys, bilis.tnmors and ulcers
Eryaipiila-, and all otlier i rupiive dis aCB; Plcu.
tisy, Aithma. nroucliitir. and otlicr affVctionB of
tlia ches ,1'ings, anr. m'lacoiw niemuers; pimpiea
Hains of ilic nkin, aml llie foul unlieatliy appear
anc ol Iho complrx:on, arlsins from wlialevei
oause, nervoun or genei.il dulnlil. hes.daclir,
and gidd nc-B,litoj tei wilh a at variety orotlicr
mal&diei m pr'Hif of tlie jjieedy and eircclual
cure ot eich o xvlncli by lliese mediciiics al.ine
the prop-iter has !iui drd, nay ihnusand of
cerlifiej irs'inuiiii.il. liulli llis Pilla and Dit,
t'-i aro !( anddrligblful in tlur operalion,
nrniuciii nuim of ovkxi tli tr mporary prostra-
tion and niiis-a occasioned by nnarly all olhcr
iiiedieine-: and Ihrv can be admin'utered with
fafelv to yonngcliiidrPi and femalei in tlie most
delicale iejlt:i.
lMoTat's Vogetablc Afe JMedi-
CINES V m:ld yel ff cluil medicinp.compos
ed of llie !' nnt'na! knwn to medical srianco
and of the bcsl qualjiy Ih il moncy can piocuie,
fnr llie c nni'ii.u el lli'- aliinentary canal aud re
lisving t e springs and ov 'iiuea of all rnorlii'I ob
rtruclion ahd iinpurili-9. iiiust bo a public ble.
fing and i douipt.c and individiml prolcction and
sifctiar f in proHirtiou as it bccomes known.
Such a 'iv-iln'ino tho fiiniliea oflbn Uniled
Sluten liivfloiiM had in .Voflfal'a cdebr.itcd Lif-'
Pilis and P..cEiiix Bltli re, and th CC"1 'hcy have
done is in 'timahhi. Thpy liave wrni llicii liigb
diae aiH fiimiy cstablishrd cbar.icter by tbeir
vtrluca a'onc, witficut ih aid of the ixiial arts
nf nolnn ty rr nnpuilent rxpirimcnt on the
fiilli oftlie cirdulons. In all genoral dcrangc
i ienl nf l!i !ipiti'e and uhinenlary funclions,
a in a VA&tvarn-ty of aciiteand chronic diseavcR
their elii'Cta arn complctc trft lo rxcilc asloni-tir-incnl.
In ili iiinatisiii, suttlcd pain in thn rrg
aus and limIB,citivrnc!'fi,pilr,liver complaints,
j luiidic? ,iPrTous and billi'ins attacks bpadachcp,
Irvr and aue, ?rnphtc dispallC, bjd nspecl ol
the cnmpl xioiiKip' geslion aiui fljtulpncy cholicr
a(rrtiiaM ' f thi! hUddor and kidn'y. dropsy,
Hftlima a ul lironchili, rhpumatic colds and porr
throiH. and i"du-d iu t-vrry cnncievable kind of
ill h'altb tnpy arp invalnalil.i, and vvill alTnrd ccr
lain, and moei gflinTally pcrmaiipi t relipf. They
rcq'iire n ilhiT confinenipnl or change of diet
th-y nrilhpr proslratullicstrenglli imr gire pain
aiid a in i'c delililful i-iid riTcctnal mcdieinr
c-innol be piocur-d livber for indiiduals or fani
li-s. Th" pioiri"t"'r ban receiirid for many
VPars and H conlinnally recoiving tlie mol fer
vpiiI and grateful tpstimnrula of Iheir valuc.
K.ir sal-wholcsak-nnd reiad by Ilngnr &.
Ariliur Bu lington Vl. Ajnts, for llie State.
io wlio ii apiilimli -ns I t agency must be
inad,-. Agentfor aiiddl.burjr, W. P. RUS
SKI, fir'1 l'" '"'b ilic p 'st rffice. ll;vl
Largo supply of Fresli
Teas.Coirce, Sniccs, &c.
for said low by
A. fc W. S JoHNOff.
Jlartford.
rpHR subscriber lias beon appoinlpd Accnt for
the HAnTFORn fms Insdrasce Compant,
for Mid.U.bury and viplnir and will rtcaiv
proposals for insuring propi rly azaint 1 "r
Jamage by Fire. Tlie long t-FtabHsi.fn1 rppula
ion of tliis company, and the prompttieps WllU
vrhicli all their Iran iaclinrcbivp bpi-n charaplt'
icd rund'ir il unnpcessary lo nay anythtng in it'i
fuvor. All butsiness connrctrd wilh llie otEco
mtruftcd lo liim will bc f.i'nlifully nnd pnnc
lually Iranoacted JONATHAN ITARAn.
MidJbbury, Fb. 2fi, 1812 42;v Agnnt.
rrinis ccc. 100 onean, ni diuuCj S.
11IKD APPLE-S f-r aleat
T. C. SMITH'S.
M 7.S1 42.
I'AIRS ol'tbiik Jioots
a r.andsom; assortmentnf Far-
wcirs besl Mo occofor l.adieB. Iiv
A. CHAPMAN Sr SON.
Rxtra lirandsoi Family
FLOUR.
fMIE "MbffcrPior'is now ro'clvi'i;
on con!giimcnt, and will bo
well supplt d throujjh ihe ceaaon,
willi snm'of Ilin cluiirrst brands
Western Flour,
rvrr onernC in tai markel
Hring Flonr mannfcliir'd by mnrn Ihan
wunly diffcrcnt millt ufiln- hijlicft repulation,
li pledg. Ibat F our i"old by bim nball girn the
m iH pcrfecKaliafaction, and will b: warranted
u all c4pk.
N. B. Fancy hrands const nitly on hand.
U 'j't iu Fl.'ur, MorcbanU, and Faii i8 are
cifti'ly mild to order. and try tho arlicle.
Kluur thipd lorrdcr. iu good ,iackagp witb
o.ii diiy on racnpl ff dr.ifu. crrtifiottet
d Pnii or oah. J. N. HIN'SDH.L.
31 . Rirt fi. . ( 51 5m 5 pap.
pi
(at the cheap cash btorb.)
IS now piepared to oflir to the public a
fresh supply of seasonable
ID)ify dis
dircct from the importersand manufaclurcrb.
likewisf
A choice slock of dry grocenes of the first
qualiiy, for family use together wilh crock
ry and Glass Waie.
N. B. Prices Cdrrcspnnding with thr
motlo. 2
'HE subscriberkeeps for sale
JL COTTON BATTS by the be,
IRA STEWA' T.
MiddleburySept. II !341.
1S42.
rgennes and Buffalo Linc.
THE CAXAL PACKET
J. SHERMAN,
CAPT. M. T. DAVIS.
VVTM c'lmiiipncc her Tripa nn Ihe 3d day of
!Uy. belecn the city of Vergennes ar.d
n..(TJ'. ruiinins DAY and NIGHT, afollnws:
Ltavt Xtrimnu Ltava Buffalo.
May 3
May 31
June 28
August ' 9
Septcinber 6
October 4
Octobcr 29
rtlay
June
July
August
Septeniber
October
November
1.3
10
8
19
16
14
8
Thi packrt will be put in first rate order at
tlie opering of Navigation, with additional ao
conimodations f.ir Freight and Paaapngcrt. Will
leave Vergennes at 7 o'clock in tbe mnrning
towcd by Kteamboat to Wbilehall. Freighl mi.at
bo on board the day prcvious. Those moving,
or "isiling their frienda intbc far Wost, will find
thi thc mosl cxpcditioua and chpaptst roule they
can lake. There will be overy acconunodatian
on board to pnit the mosl particular. Tliosn
who choosc to do io, can harc cvcry facility for
boarding lliemselvea.
Due attenlion will b paid to paaenger by
a carcful caplain and crew, who will fparn no
painntngive perfcct salisfaction. For furtlier
particulira cnquire ofthn captiin on board.
R. CHAPjMAN, Vergennes.
JOY & WEBSTER ? ff .
51 Gw DAW & DELONG, , Uu""
41K0CEK1KS. Asupenor asjoilmei.t of
and Young Hyson and Hyson-skin
TEAS, CofTee, Molafses, Spices,Raisins and
many otlier arlicles of ihe kini), alcnhol ex
cepteil. by A. CHAPMAN & SON.
To Mcrchants.
pANDLE-'VICK.nnd COTTON YARN,
from No. 5 to 25, and of the besl quality,
ior sale by the subscnber.
JOSEPH GORDON.
Middlebury, Jan. 2o, 1842. 28 tf
BfcO.MRSTinS. Salinplts. American
Pr.nis Shectinss, Shirtings. Tickings,
by
A. CHAPMAN& SON.
iN ew Spring and Summer
rTJlHE suhscriber is now receiying his stock
X ofSPitiNG and;summer GOODS,
purchased at the lowesl Kew Ycrk Oisli
prices, embracinjr, every variely ofkinds and
qnaliiies cal'ed for in a cuuntiy slore. He
will for Cash or short credit positively sell
lovve than any other establjshmcnt in ihis
oun'yc. ivo JUislaKe.
P. W.COLLINS.
Cornwall, May 2.1S42.
riLUTHtf, Cassiniejes, and ttiuuuiugs in
rreatvariety,pheaper and the ver at
BIRGE'S
May 3, 1842.
PLENDID CLOTHS AND FES
3 T1NGS. Also Summer Goons; some
cheap Fnp. imv3. at lcss ihan the manulactur
ers' cost; for sale by A. Fkancis
fi 0,000 Yds. superior fine and heavy Blea h--
rd and brown Siibetiscs $ Drillings
lower than cver bclore knnwn bv
A. Frascis.
COTTON GOODS. Heavy Brown C.il
ton 3 yds the Ib. for S ccnls. Bleached
inods cqually rheap. at BIRGE'S.
Mav 3 1S42.
BAR 1RON, 'ai!s.Shovels, Axes, aud a
general assortmeni of Hardware,
by A. CHAPMAN &. SON.
T0 BUSHELS of Poiatoi-s for sale by
, P- W. COLLINS.
Cornwall. May 16. 1842.
MAY 10, 1843.
TTUST received by i!ie subcridcrs, n full
.isur.iutfiu oi
welladapted to ihe Spni.vc and Sn.MMERtr.idt
w.'nch will besoldas CIIKAP fcrcashor
appMvcd ctedi1, as al any other st.sre in lhi
vicnitiy. Z. BECKWITH & CO.
P
APEU. 2000 pieces Room Paper.
i0, Bordering, just receiv
BIRGE'S eJ :it
OARPETS. Those wishing to coosuh e-
conomy wdl do well examine a large
tiCCK ju;i receirca oy a kaiU1S.
Groceries.
riHK subscribrr JJOW offrs for cash, a
J- splemlid stock of sujars from 5e to 9c
ier Ib.. Molasses weiduu? il 1-a Ior 20'
prr mil. Peas. Coffee and every othir ar-
ticle called for in llie Grocery line (Liquors
excepied) at pnces equally luw.
P. W. Coli.ins.
Cornwall, May 1C. 1812
Iron, Steel and lYails.
"ttj'OIt sale very lowbi cash, by
IRA STEWART.
1
UST received by P. V. Collins 3000
J-ards Calicocs, lirice-i vnrvinf frnm 5c
to 25cts 4000 yards Shecting, from 6c to 9c
per vard.
M'ay 2, 1342.
AINTS AND OIL, nlarne essort
ment of Puinls and Oil for salu by
A. CC . O JOHN!ON.
ATS ANU CAI'S. MulcMkiu. Bush
and fine fur Hats. and also a cood
assurtinent of Boy's Caps, for sale low by
A. Si W. S. Johnson.
Au-. 8 1842.
T OLD Liaf, Bronz-, Dutch Leaf,
6lK" Rose Pink, British Luster, Varnish
and rurjiunlino.
A. & W. S. Joitsso.f,
August 8. 1842..
New Goods.
T
HE subscribers are
now recemng their
stock ol
Comnri-iine besides their onlinaiy assortment
Bonnet silks, Ribbons and FAKcy Gooo.- o
every descriptioa-all of wbieh i may be rel.ed
upon as of tlie Grst q.iality; ai.dwill be sold a
W as nl any olher slre in tl.is town or county
Way 9, 1342. A. CHAPMAN & SON.
N0T1CE.
rTHE siibscriberhasoDhand alarseassort
ment of Cabi.net Fornitdre of the lalest
fashims, whicb he offers for fale at reduced
orices. DAVID L. ANNAN.
Brist", May 9. 1842. l;10w
f ADIE'S and ChAx-u,sBormets$ Hoodi
M-A and iiknminss; a large supply Laiest
fasliions, very luw now rcceivm; by
A. Francis.
fiJH DOZ. Ilusieiy and Glovez; al.-noit
evt-ry variely at less than half llie
usnal prn-es by A. v it Atxcio.
CAKPETINGS. Heavy Wool Caipetinffs,
C 'tlon do cheap for
casb nt BIRGE'S.
May 3, 1842
A TS. Bcaver, Alolcskin, Lealioru, CHne
and Palin Leat HHs, at mil lih'
N .-.xtfiisive assorliuent of
C'KOCKERY & (JLArfS WARE.
is now ready for inspection and sale at
tho Cheap. for-Casli slore of
Z. BECKWITH Co.,
jTew Goods.
rwiHE suh-cribcr has just received from
J- NewYork, a complete ajsortment of sea
snnab'e DRY GOODS,
whicb be will sell very low for cash.
IRA STEWART.
Middltburv. May 31 1942.
Areio Goods.
CLOTHS,Cassimeers, Cal.coes, Muslins
Cambiics, Lawns, Drillm; and Tickiiii!
A fine assortinect of suramer clo'hs, Lineos.
Sheelings, Shirtings &c. tc. whicb will be
roI ibr casb oi on credit, al prices wlncli can
not fail tosuil purchaseis.
Z. Beckvjth 8c Co.
WOOLEN FACTORr.
"f HE subscriber rt'nuld respcclfully inforrn
B liis customers, and thc public cenerally,
ihat he has commcnced the business of
manufaclutins
WOOLEN GOODS,
SUCII AS
Common Cloths, Cassimeres, Sat
iiietts, "hitc or Colored Flan
nclsj &-c. &c.
At hi old slar.d in Shoreham.npar Ricli's
.Mills. He mniiufuciuro wool 011 ihares
or by the yard, at thc opiion of the owner.
The subscriber is solicitous ofobtaining
business. nnd feels certain tliat his experi.
i-nce and knowledge in clotli niar.ufactur
inp anddressing, and the finishcd apparatus
and machinrry ul'ich he has prnvidcd, will
cnable liim to givi: entire satisfaction lo all
who trnployliim. He invites the public lo
cull and examiric speciniens oi his work,
vvhich he believes will ju-tify all cxpecla
tions which he holds out to hii customers.
A KILHORN.
Sbore'iam. (Rich's Milh) Apr. 1,'42 49
(TF llelieffor Ilard Times.
TWOTow rrcieving, a Inrger STOCK of
GOODS than were ever before ofiur
edin this market, of nlniot rverv variely.
ivnich wore Bmighl with Cash, al llie prcs-
ont exlremely low prices and which will be
sold at pnces thut caniiol fail to suit the pur-
chaser by A. FnANCls.
Gloves and Hosicry.
Cotlon, Silk, Lisle lhread. nnd Kid Glo.
vcs, black and white lisle thrcad, and
ilk Ilosiciy-uadics b'ack and white Cot
lon Ilose from 10 to 25 ccnts at Birge's.
May 16, 1842.
Uonncts and 1. L. Uats.
If you want tho best nnd chrapcst Flor
ence Braid Bonnet or Palm Leaf Hat in
the vi-cinity, first call at
Z. Beckwitii vc Co. s
ADDISON COUN 1 1
Tcniperance House
ri H E subsctibcr would
JL inforin Ihe public, that
he r.as taken the stand rec
ently occupied by Pnul Read, south of the
Court House in Middlebury. Thc hnuso
and out houscs are now undergoing a thor
nugh repair, nnd will afFord every accom
modation to costomers which their comfort
and convcnicnce can rcqutre. It will be
kept upon slricttempcranco principles, and
ho hopes by persevcrance in this plan, to
recoive the patronayc of all friendly lo the
objectsof the great tempcrance reform.
tlaving for yenrs been conversant wilh
public hnuses botb in counlryand ct'y. he
ihinks he knows the duties of a landIord,nnd
how to supply the wanls oftho travelur ;
and he promises that no efTort on his part
will bo wanting lo give entire satisfaction
10 the public. BKNJ. B. BROWN.
.Middlebury Fob. 8 1842. 40:tf
Jlrooms ! Brooms ! !
TH E subscriber gives noticc that he
will manufacture at short no:icc, corn
Brooms al 10 cenls a piece, and find hand
les and twinp, or ou shares of ono half, at his
dwclling house one milc north of Bristol
village. EDWARD SWEET.
Bristol, Feb. 18. 1842. 42:Cm
B,A B. Casi, Shcar and ijprmg iSiele
for sale by IRA STEWART.
Middlebury, Aug. 8. 1641.
ALL and WINTER Lamp Oil.of tho
best quality, tor sale by
T. C. SM1TH.
Garden Seeds.
SUGARBEET, Carrot and Onion seed,
by the pound; also, a large assoriment
t retail, warranled the prowth of 1841.
Forsaleby JOHN IFOOD.
April. 1842.
WROUGHT & CUTNAlLS, Win
e"ow Glass nnd Pntv. pnnsttnntlv 01.
hand,and for salo bv A. & W. S. Johnson.
UPERF1NE Flour for sale low by
IRA STEWART.
HEALTH & STRE1NUT1J
DR.S.O. BICHABDSON'a COSCBItTRATKD
Sherry Wine Bltters,
p TJT up in octagon Boltles.and the ingredienta
1 to roake the aame put up in pressed packages;for
sale by all Ihe Druggists and most oftne W. I.
Goods Dealers in Uoston and vicinity. Also, by
my agents in all the principal towns throughout
New ugland and the Southern and Western
States. t
Z. S. Hai.i. BaReingtoiy, corner of Sackvil
le street, Halifax, is general agenl for the firilish
Provincps.
P, S. Barnard. W. G. Skinkf.r and Jos
eph.Perry Morse are my only authorized trav
elling agents.
OFFICE 15 HAN VER ST. BOSTON
75 cents per Bolllej 50 cents per paper.
The follo-ving are selected from a large num -
r-iti,i
of EJilorial notices.
Frcm the Dover (N. H.) Gazette.
Dr. Riciiard3o's Bitters. In our columns
may be found an advertisement of the Vegetable
ltitipr nronared bv Dr. S. O. Richardson.ofSoulh
Retding, Mass. They a-e, aisaid to be, undoubt- are genuine unless the box has three labels up
edly composed ofa ariety ofvaluable and purely 1 on it, each containing a fac simile signature of
vegetabla mattar; and from our own experience,
as well as others," we can speak highly of their
renorating and invigorating euects upon tne sys.
tem. We have a good opmion ol me uitters, as
they arcnot a quacknotrum,butdiscoverod,pre
pared, andvnded by a regular Physiciin, a grad
uate of the Collega ofcurown State. and who has
said but little in the way of pufiing them himsclf,
but leaves it to those who try Ihem tojudgs them
selves. For the diseases Ihat many are liable to,
in the spring and summer, such as Debility, Djs
pepsia, Billious and Nervous Complaints, &c, we
do not liesitafe to say that these Bitlers will be
found a safeagreeable and efiecfual restorative
A.i gooi heallh is one of '.he gieatest of earthly
blessings, ne would early advise those laboring
und-r such diseases, to make'a Irial of Dr. Rich
ardson's Bltters: they can do no harm. and may do
much good, as we aie ronfident in many cases
they have. Vegctablee and vegetable medicines
are unqueslinnably the most congenial to the hu
mm sjblem.
From the Evening Signal N. Y.
SiiERnv Wine Bitters These are arcme.
dy very highly and very jnslly recommended by
pbjsicians, asofgreat cflicacy in giving slreLgth
lo Ihe weak and debilitated. The use ofyears has
satisfactorily proved iheir virlues. Untinctured 0
the slightesl deleterous mittcr. they communicate
the healing powerof the best medicinal roots and
plants. They restoie. and. if not Iaid aside. pre
serve Ihe whole animal economy in a state cl ha
bitual heallhiness. They cannol ne toofrequent
ly commended to public notice by jusl enconiums
from the press jf. B. & D. Sands, 79 and 100
Fulton Street .fgents.
CO- In speaking of the excellence of Ihe Sherry
Wine Bitters, of which Messrs A. B. D. 6ands
aie agents, we mcant those prepared by Dr. S. O.
Richarason.of Sautli Reading Jass.
From the Bristol County Democrat, Taunton.
Riciiardson's Bitters. Of the numerous
medicines which are adversised in our paper from
lime to tiroe, we prelend lo kdow but little their
virtues must be known only to those weo have
made use of Ihem. But wilh Dr. S. O, Richard
son's Bitlers we are soir.ewhat acquaintcd. These
Bitters were used in our family last suruner, foi
general debilify and headache. and much relief
was derivpd frobmlein. Tho-e who may be su'i
jecc to nervous headache, will find the Bitters ve.
ty b?n:ficial they proved so in the case to which
werefer.
For sale whnlcsalo and retailat his office, 15
jnover street, Boston.
From tho Birnslable Patriot
Healtuand Sire.ngth! To regain or prea
erve llicse ia Iho grcat desideratura. Nolhing
that wc know of ill do it morc oficctually, this
warin weathcr than Dr. Richardson'a Shorry
Wine Bitters. Try 'em tbe strictcst teniper
ance man uued nol be afraid of the alcohol in
Ihem There ia no more than is abiolutely ne-
ccoary lo prcsprac tho armiT of the 'koots and
1HARB9' of which they are compounded. 8
AGENTS;
Middlebury, S. Moody; Ftrgennes, W. B
Bixby; New Haven. Roscoe& NashjBii'iol,
L. V. Hall; Hancock, Royal Flint, Strks
borough, T. H.Ki ldcr; Ferrisburgh, Allen &
Wheeler;Monklon, M. W. Kinsley;Short ham
K. Wrfcht; Whiting, J. t O. Simonds; Sal
isbury, Hunily & Higgins; Cornwall, S. Ev
arts; Addison Barnes Si Fuller,
S 10,000 REWARD
WILL be paid to any Physieian who will pro
duco a bclter compound for family nie than the
Genuine Dutch or Gsrman Vegetable Pills, atyl
cd Thc Lion of thc Day.
TIIESCIENCE OF IfUMAN Z.IFE.
TO tho inhabilants of the Uuiled States
and ihc Cmadas, Tho pillawell callod the Lion
of Ihe Dav. are reepectfully recommended to Iho
attenlion and irial 01 au inoao budjsci 10 ino av
tact of Biuous DTsrErric, and other Chronic Brandrelh's Pills had been employed, so as to re- bcjfound in small typr: " Entcrcd aeeorditig lo
diseases ofthe stoniach, liver, and bowels Ticsu move those impuro humors, that life might not the act 0 Congrest in the year 1840, by Wi.
pills have long been without a successful rival, in have been saved . Whoever will give this sub- Wrigiit, in the Clerk't offiee, of the JHitricl
Gcrmany.and ihroogout Europe.and manyycars ject but very little considcration, will atonce per- Court of the Eastern dislrxet ofPennsylcania.''
in variouspartsofthe Uniled Slatea.bv the most ceive the perfert identity betwecn Ihe putrid hu- j It will furtherbe onserved that the pnnted.di
amiuenl Physiciaiis, as a Family Medicine. mors of the bidy before death, and the humors rections fur using thomedicine, which accompa
This Pill is composed of oxlracta from nino which 0":casion thc peculiar fcelorof adead body. . nies each box. are also entered accordinz to Act
partaof the Vegetable kingdom. They are war-
ranted safe in their operation and cffccts. Tucv
are simplein thrir preprration, mMdin their ac
tion, and unrivallcd in tlieir rcsults. They havo
lopg received the mosl flattering recommendat- j
ion from thc M-dicil Faculty; such nion as Dr
Mott, and Dr Guernsey.ef New York: Dr DjI-'
ainaler, Dr Hossick, and Dr Landon, of D Jtchcjs !
county, aud Hon B. Peck.M. D. ofGlen'sFalls
ibc$i incn have long stodatthe hcad of their
prolession.
Ar,in:i?asiirr;rr;taiionBb;i;t,i. .t,,!.;.
ogans and becomes a fruitful source ofdfseasn; t,i'l.cf New-York.) .
in some people Dyspepsia in others, Livcr Com-1 1 he, onlv persons in Addison co., Vt., fur
plaint. Rheumatism. Meastes, Whoopina Couzh. wb the Genuine BrandretVs Pii.are
Spinls, Chronic Dianhre. Pilej, Pulmonaiv Con
, --vi - i-"-r"j
ainntion, Scroffulous, Sick Headache, Eiuption
ofthe Skin, Salt Rhucm. St. Anthony's Fire,
Ycllniv and Billous Fevcrs, Fever and Ague, Scar
let Rash, Heartburn, Costireness, Female Weak
ness. Jaundice, Intermittent and fiemittant Fev
ers, Erjsipelas.Scald Head. Humors, and all Bil
ious compiaints. These diflerent complaints are
e? ch, nne and about Ihe same, followed hy a train
of others, equally as detrimental, and perhaps fa
lal lo human life. I.ike bad legislation,one bad law
must be suppored by others equally injurious lo
prosperity ot'lhe State. A perfectly heallhy bo
dy is hke a nel tuned instrument, every string
ol which vibrales in unison, and the Icast injury
to any one throws it into disorder.
Let any one take the trouble to examine and
sludy the organization of his own system, and if he
never did before, he will tealize the feelings of Ihe
Psalmist when he sung, "I am fearf'illy and wnn
derfully made!"
Looking at the human body, wilh all ils ramifi
caltons, balances, adjusments.and nice relalions;
the hair hke deqendence upon whi:h life is sujpen
ded; Ihe intricacy ofthe machine; the adaptalion
clmsanstoends; the diu"erentsfstems ruuningin
to.parallel with, and interlacing each other with
out the le.st confusion: thearrangement andartic
ulatiou of the bones;tbe fraine work ol the system
Ihe action and uses of the vaiious musclcs; the i
wonderful srstem of arleries and veins: Ih ,Piinn
of Ihe hearl in propelling Ihe blood with such as-
tonifl.inj force: and the eieatest wondr uiil h ,
how can it be possible Ihe human system can beai I
up,agaiiist Iheda'ly violilionof ils lam, and main-1
tain it? vitality against such repeated attackaand'
injuries from external and inlernal violence. i
I unhesilalingly recommend them forthecu:e
oi wie auue compia-nis long known and iustly 1
celebrated as one of the best Family Medicines in I
the .ITatena Medica. i
T I D.l I. , i .... I
gatiasVewiUha hVy a ei
.i, ,il, ,,. ..... ,i, u. ' . ,nleuaea io -
: k.:" .i:f:r.."" " r.un aown' in" re-:
B"'" iiuio iiuuiaii siruciure, ana remove '
allobstruction and assist nature in it. violated
laws. lure T101area
ln K TT.-r.
l .'S? , o ' ,,
and J7 1 -! cts.
nn ic iii aimosi everv :mvn
i'. i - : , .
S'ates and the Canadas, Price 25
uirecuons on eacn ooz
Be sure when you nurchaw it,,i . . ii, '
HirGdtt
ratNcirAi. orricEs.
A. B.& D Sands. 79 Fulton irt Vn,w '
T Rowand, 376 Market ( , rhiladelphia, A.
Goyer, 104 Hanovor st., Boston; A C
Broad st., Charlston, a.
For fail pr!ircuUrsseemallcircuhrdeposited
with each agent below mentioned. For Sale in
Ihis county br my authorized agc.its.
MERRITT GRIFFIN, M. D.
For sale in Middlebury by Si.lney Moody;
Vergennes, by F. Huntington; Shnrehim,
by Kent Wrighi; Bridport, by N S Burnett;
Addison by Barnes &. Fuller; Ferrisbutgh
Centre by Henry Rodgers;North Ferrisburgh
hy Allen &. Wheeler; Bristol by Titus B
Gaitfe; Monkton by Milo kV Ktasley; Gran
ville by Warren Heyden; Leicester by L S
Johnson; Whiting by Russager & Walksr;
Cornwall bv S Everts; Hancnck by John
Hacktti; Salisbury by A & P D Barrows.
' - 00K oul 101 owinuien, -uu wuuuicr
letters. aisvi
r 1 . r. r r . 11 i
'The Counterfeiter's Death BIow.
TKE public will please observe that no
BRANDRETH PILLS
; m) hand-wnting, thus u. Hranaretn. tnese
labels are engraved on steel.beautifully designed
and done at an expense oi aeverai tnousana aoi
lars.
Rem-.mbcr the top, theside, and the bottom
At the jrescnt time, when the counter
feiters of these celebralid Pills are
comphtely corncrcd, it is not surpris
ing to find ihat they endeavor to get
qff their stock of spurious Pills unaer
any name. Il is not the first time tliat
the "Poor Indian" has hadto Jather the
aborlionsof cunnivgmen.
Theremarkablecures which have been effect
ed by Bmndreth'a Pills, have astonished the
whole medical faculty, many of whom havecon"
sidered that they are the greatest blessing ever
given to the world.
Tbe rcason these celebrated Pills have sucb a
universally good effecl, is because their action
barmonizes with the human body.
' Purge out the old leaven, that ye may lie
come a new lump," is the language of Holy
Writ, a figure applied spiritually, it is true, but
how could it have any applicalion unless cos
t ir.MKD nv practicai. experience, in Ihe
body of inatter? The fouadation upon which
this fizureof scrlpture rests is as immoveahle
as Ihe laws whicb govern the tides, or occasinns j
he tbunders of Heaven 1
"THECONDITION. , wajs certain togive relief.andifpersevured wilh,
The condition upon which God has given will most assuredly and without fail, make a per
health to man is a constant care to keep bis stom- feci cure of the above painful maladies. From
ach and bowelsfree trom all merbid and unheal- Uiree tosi.v ofsatd Indian Vegetable Pills taken
thy accumulations. The means lo effectthismusl I every nighton going tobed will in a shorttimejso
be those remedies which cleanse tbe bow els and ' complelely rid Ihe Lody of every Ihing that is op
purify the blood. ( poied tohealthilhat Rheumatism, Gout and paiu
Uoou ncallniui meuicine is oniy a species ui
food; when the animals, whose habils we have the
uieans of ouscrving, are sick, they wander thro
the fields, and make selections of those herbs
which open their bowels and purify their fluids,
which immediately reslore tbeir heallh.
When a dose of BranUrelh's Jills are laken,
Ihpyaredigested and pass loevery partofthe
systcra; but iney leave me ooay wnen iney nave
effected thein teniled purpose, and health and
vigor are by them insured.
Uineral medicines may enler Ihe system, but
they are with difiiculty got out again ; and they
ilways occasion pain and misery while they re
inain in the body.
Whereas Brandrelh's Pills are asinnocent asa
piece of bread, and areevacuated wilh thcdisease
for which they are taken.
From the lime we are boin tnthe time we cease
10 breathe, our bodies are constantly wasling,
nd as constantly building up. Theactionof tbe
itmosphere wearsor wastesthem. The food we
-at,the dlgestiveorgans coeri inio niunti, wuicn
renews orbuilds upby ils circulaling power
I'hus the human body is heallhy when Ihe blood
circulatesfreely, and when any Ihing preventsils
ree course through 'he veins, disease com
.ntnces. Costiveness, Dispcpsia, Fevcrs, Inflammations, 1
are all owing to this, and all the troublcs attend
ng them could alwaya be prevented by the timely
use ol Brandrelh's Pills, as Iheir very action at
onre tends to clear tlie circuUlion of all impedi
ment, and remove every cause or occasion of im
punly from the blood. Thore are thousands nay
millions at this moment.in this country, and all
others, whom wpmayreally conjideras halfdead. '
They may bc said to carry tlieir dtatli in their
bowels and circulation. This is no iinaginaty
circumslancc. I wish it wers. Thousands whom
. . . . ,. 1. .... 1 1. ..J....H,,.. Innlra Vl.
low skin and green eyes, speak ina language!
not to be mistaken, ofthc state of their slomacb '
and bowels, and tl.e conscquenl condition of Iheir
blood. The body is thus, while in life, reduced to
the consequent condition of a corpse; and the'
reason why some bodies are so soon in a puliid j
condition aller death, is more from the quan
tily ofimpure humors contained in them al Ihe
time they expired, than from any other cause.
And who is there that will not allow. that if
Dr. BRANDRETH'S
PBINC1PAL OFFICE
ia at 211 Broadwav,onposi(ethe Citv Hall.NYork
N. E. OFFICE,
19
HJWOVER STREET.
19
C3-ONLY-C3
1 place in boston for these Iruly excellent Pilis.
j B. BRANDRETH, M.D.
(Enteied accoidmgto act of Congrets, in the
lyear 1841,by Benjimin Brandieth,inthe Cleiks's
uin:eoiineu.siricicouri oi me aoumern wis-
Middlebury, Jonalhan Hacar ;
East Middlebury, Pneedbam & Uenius ;
Addison,
Barnes &. Fuller :
Bridport,
Brisml,
Cornwall,
Ferrisbutgh,
Hancock,
New Haven,
Ripton,
Salisbury,
Shoreham,
Starksboro'
Ver;ennes,
Weybridge,
Whiting,
it
P. Fletcher &. Son ;
V. H. Hadlcy ;
Samuel Evcrts;
B.F.Haskell;
Shales & Wicker ;
John Hackett.Jr.;
Roscoe & Nash ;
Frrderick Smilh;
Huntley & Higgins ;
Kent Wright ;
T. H. Kidder;
m.R. Bix'.y;
Silas S. Spraguc;
J. & O. tJ. Simonds ;
D. M. Russique. 16 ly
S100 REWARD,
rfTa N E HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
" WARD has been ofTered for iiionth3, to
any one who will use a bottle of Hays Liniment
fcrthePiles without beinz cured. Of thousands
.,M innn initanf(. has it failed of a cure,
Proof ovenvhelmingtobe had where it is sold.
It isaUoa certain cure in neany eei to.V"
ternally) in the following cnmplaints.
fnr the Pilei.
1 IUiness ui me cnesi
t?nr all fltfinu .
especiallyin children,
Foul Ulcers of the legs,
or other fungU3 soms,
however obstinate or
lonc standinz,
Tender Feet,
&jore thioat bv cin
ceis or ulcers
Croup,
Whoopingcough,
Fresh Wounds,
Scald Head.
Snme Sl V 1 1
Chilblains &'J &.
LOOK OUT.
Some Swindlers have counterfeiled Ihis article
uoon. One thin? or.lv will protect Jou
, ,. ,hi ..amR Bl nrM stock & co. : that
. - - " , .. ..
namemust be always on the wrapper, or jc
cheated. Da not fi.rgetit. Take this dirt
ou are
direction
with you, and test by Ihat. or never buyit; fcr it
i impossibla for any olher to be true or genuine.
So)d b coMSTOCK & CO..
71 Maiden Lane. iu.ij
GENESEE FLOUR,
inspected and warranted, -constantly
l j j c. ..l t,
yj, ,5. fjr.
S. Johnson. 1
From the Nev York Herald.
MYSTERIOUS,
AgentIemanbeloi.gingto one of the most an.
cien and wealthy familiea ot Ibts citr, who
must be well known to numerous freds hav
ing since tbe jear 18,8up lo recent,y!'been
bentnearly double. and forseveral year, confln
ed to hisbed.has been restoied to go.health
has regained hisnatural ereet positicn and ha
quitted bis cairiage, and now walks with ease !'
We believe this is the gentleman's own descrip-'
tioo as nearas possible, and there is no axagger
ationinit. We will give inquirers his address
and doubtnot his humane feelings will cxcuse the
liberty;so that any one doubtiiur. mav knnw
these facts thougb he requites his name 'mayj
uui iijjjjcai ,u uiuiig umer simuar in-
stancea, Mr. Jas. l. Haynolds Hi Christie St
has been lestored aud will give personal assur
ance of the facts of his case. Both were
rheumatism, and contracted cords and sinews.
How has this been done
Answer. By the Iadian Vegetable E-
lixek iniernany, anu uewij' inervk and
Bone Liniment externally N. Y. HeralJ Jan
26 1841. Soldonly byCOMSTOCK&jCO..
71 Maiuen Lane, New York. 10:ly
Forsaleby S MOODY. Drggto. ll;ly
THE BEST MEHTOD FOR THE
ABOL1TION
ofoisease, is to cleanse and prjRirv
THE E0DV.
WRIGHT'S IMDIAH VEGETABLE PILLS.
Uf thc fi orth Amertcan College of Heallh,
Are now acknowledged to be the best medicine
inihnminrnriu r
- o -.j
Pirpn v WB EwnpnPrc
because they thoroughly cleanse the stoma:h t
and bowels of these billious humors which not
only paralyze and weaken the digestive organs,
but are the cause of headache, nausea and sick
ness ; palpitation o( the heart, iheumatic pain in
various parts ot the body, and many other un
pleasanl complaints.
THE UDIAJT VEGETJ1BLE PILLS,
are also acertaincurefarintermittent, remitlent,
nervous. inllammatory and putrid fevers ; be
cause Ihey cleanse the body of those morhid hu
mors, which whenconfined to the circulation are
tbe causeof all kindsof
FEVERS.
also, when morbid fevcrs are deposited upon the
membrane and muscle, causing those pains, in
(lanitious and swellings, called
UHtiUiUJi i ioiu, yjn.iv i' occ,
Ibp Tnrlian Veiretable Pills mav bereliprl nn as al-
, ot every aescripuon nui oe iiierauy
DRIVEN FROM THE BODY.
From he .sanie reason, when fromsudden
changes foatmosplieie or any other cause, the
i perspiraticn is checked, and Ihose huniors which
sliould pass ofl'by Ihc skin are Ihrown inwardly
clU3ing
HEADACHE, GIDDINESS,
naasea and sickness, pain in tne bones, walen
and inflamed eyes, sore Ibroat.hoarscness, coughs
I consumplions, rheumatic pains in various parts
of the body and many othur symploms of
CATl'HING COLD
i Ihc Indian Vfgclable Pills will iuvariably giveim-
mediate relief. From three to six of said PilN ta
ken eveiy night on going lo brd, will in a short
time, not onfy remove all the above unpleasaut
I symptoms, bul Ihc bo- ill be restored "to eveii
i suunder heallh than bclore.
1 The same may be said of ASTHMA, OR DIF
i FICULTY OF BRLATHING.
' The Iudun Vegetable Pills will looscn and carry
ofi by ihe stoinach anJ bonels those phlegmy
humors which stup up tbe aircells of Ihe luns,
and are the cause not only ofthe above distress
ing complaim, bul when neglected, often ter
minates in a still more dreadful malady rallcd
CONSUMPTION.
I: sliould also be remembeicd Ihat thc Indian
Vegelable Pill are a certain cure for
PAIN IN THE SIDE,
oppression. nausea and sickness, loss of appetitc,
cu.-livenes;!, a jellow linge of the skin and eyes,
and every olher sjmplom of a torpid or diseastd
state oftlie ivi-r ; becausa they purge lrom Ihe
, body Ihose impurilicn which if deposited upon
Ihis imporlam orga'i, are Ihe c'nusc of every vari
elv of
I.IVER COMPLAINT.
t A U J. 1 U i .
Thc public nillplcase obserre that Ihe genuine
ned icine has Ihe fullowing wordmg 011 the
3ides of the boxcs:
WRIGIirS INDIAN VEGETABLE TILLS
(Indinn Purgatire.)
Or the North Amciucan Colleoe op
Hkaltii.
And a'soaround the bordet of Ihe lahel,will
of Congress; and the same fotm will be found at
ine oouom 01 me nrsi page.
! slighiest attenlion to the above few pajtic-
fiaud, aud save the livcs of Ihose who may olh
erwise be endan-gered byusing a cauntereit med
icine.
The nublir. will a'so remember that all wbo sell
the genuine Indian Vegetable Pills are provided
with a certifirate of Agency, signed by
WILLIAM WRIGHT, Vxtt Preiident
of theJVbrth Jlmeriean College of Heallh,
and that pedlars are never in any, case allowed lo
scl tho genuine Medicine. All travelling agents
will be provided with acertificate of agency as a
bove described ; and Ihose who cannot show one
will be known as base imooslurs.
03-A1I letters relative lo the Pills must be ad
dressedthus :
N. E. OFFICE N. A. COLLEGE OF
HEALTH,
193 7Vei7ionf street, Boston, Jllass."
03-AGENTS have been appointed for the
sale oflhe Pills in every town in New England.
Agents.
Middlebury, Sidncj flloniy; Bennington
Jouathan Haughton ; Williamsville. Charles
W Joy ; Bennington, J C Haswell ; Rutla id,
William Fay ; Woodstock, Haskell& Palni-
er;Dover, Hiram Baldwm ; israltleb.no
Birge &. Biackett ; Watprlord, H Cutiiog
kuq; txewoury. rrciiuss tvnigni: ueinei,
Samuel Austin ir; SpriniGeld.George Was
hburn; Proctersville, Proctnr &. Hnbiuson ;
Londonderry, Similh & ijlazier; Urnlgeiva
1 ler. Thomas Soulhgate; Chester. Phineas
O Sarg'ant ; Windsor, S XV Hubbard ; Bur
lington, A Briusmaid ; East Poultney, Hick-
OK&Alcars; vornwaii, oamuei cveris ;
Wilmingmn, A B Childs; Stowe, Albert
Comps; Post Mills, Jeremiah Vilton;St
Johnsburv. Lulher Jewctl; Weston, IJolin
Wilder; Waierhurv, Pcrsons LyonjMont-
pelier, William UlarK ; L.uuiow, jonu uun
bjr& Co ; Reading, Wood it Merrill ; Hart
ford, J P Slronp; & Co ; Norwich, Baxter &
Newtoa; Barnari, J P Danfor.h ; Bethel,
Lorenzo liitchcock; Rochesier.CliarlesDodd;
Springfield. Russell ; Cavendish, A Giheon
& son; Guilford, Philip Martin; Halifax
C Stone &Co ; Westminster, Aaron Hitch
cock; Niirlhfield, Murdock &. Alexander;
Weathsfield, Barley Bartlett; Hart land,
Cutton Sc lamble Fairfax, Ham; ton Love
wood. 28 ly.
IROCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
A large assortment, rheaper than cver
before ofTered; now by A Kanh.
T 1VE GEESE FEATHERS, of supe
JLJ tior quality, iust received and for sale by
A. FRANCIS.
BONNETS tC. Flurenoe Braid,Straw
and P. L. Bonnels Bonnet Silks,
Lacnou,Ajiificial3,Ribins, at BIRGE'S
RIPTON LAND.
1 PIECE containin, 100 m ogo,
is offered at a bargain on long credit br
A. FRAi.W
BOOTdand SHOESbTi-
ply for sale at retail bv fa taJ
JOHN wonn
1 842.
S torag c & Forwardin
nc onnscnber has li, jm.5
AHOUSE-Sanl WH4fi,?T08E
most perfect order ; theouild,,!! "
auu rammodions "
Ihan any other EstabishJL'
Property of all kinds.will ba received tai
wardedto almojt any part or Ihe Va,'ei L'
and Upper and Lower Canada. Boat 1 S,l(".
place Tuudayand Satnrday of each wt
N. Y and Troy every Wedn.,Ty ?iap
also the CAKAL PCKET,
J. SHERMAN,
will run to and lrom Vergennes and Buflilo
Month through theSeason. whicn giTtci, "H
ior Shtpptng Proper(y from this place, tou" '"
ofthj Country, which is enjoved byno -ckr
place on Xake Champlain. All' commVnica "
by way of enqni.y will be duly noticed ; Ch
a ' b, iv " at ,h" m thi, v$:
Vergennes, Apiil. 18. 1842
K- UriAPiMAs
52,5
, i m, . . .
ne niOSt IUSllIy annroved iMoI;
i H J 11 . aixeui.
cl nov general
USP ffir
oughs Uolds, andall
Diseases of the Lun"L
P"E VEGETABLE PULJIOXAKY
SASI i, believed to be deservedly the t
popuhr Medicine ever known in Amerin fr
coughs, colds, asthmaor phlhisic, consumpL'
whooping cough and pulmonary afieclicn. ol .,'
erv kind.
"The Vegetable Pulmonary Bakara hJ$ lffE
very extensively used forabout fifteenears- !!
its reputalion has been ronstanlly incre"isin- t
universally popular has Ihis arlicle becooetk!
it may now be considered as a slandard arlicl
a large part of the Uniled States and British f, ,
inces. Many families keep it constantly br tltr
considenng it the most safejas well as certmi..r '
edyfor the above complaints. The propne,n
have received & are receiving numcous recoi
' mendations from manr n''mtr h t. :. .
a few mdividuals who have given their testiu.o,.,
ir favorof this arti:Ie are here subjoined, anu f,
a more full account see Ihe envelope to theibotil.
Doct. Amori Huntng, ; Doct. Samuel Vcrrll '
Truman Abell ; 'nmolhy Ba)!,
' Jtie.ElIsworth, : Albcrl Guud.
Certificales.
(From Dr. Thomas Brown )
Messrs. Lowe & Recd, Gent The VcSttjbt,
Pulmoiiaiy Balsam, has been extrnsively uiea
thesfdion of couutr) where I reside,. for rt ,
yeais past, and has justl) acquired a h:gh leiu
tion in consumplive complaints. So far as b.t
knowledge extends, it has never disappoinicd iU
reasona'ile expcctation of those ivhuhave useuu
Tiioma Brown, si. d.
Concord, N. II.,Ma) 11,1831.
Messrs. Recd, AVing & Culler Gpnllemen
I feel it a duly I owe to the puMic, aod esppcn1
ly to hundreds of my fellow beings who areto..
sufienng under dihVrent diseases oflhe lun;,t,
give you a statement ofthe good cffecls I "b,
experitnced from Ihe use oflhi, Vegetable Pula..
nary Balsam. Having from my jouth un bt
troubled with diflerent complaints of Ihe Iiin.
such asspittingoi blood, a trouhlcMiine congb, tir
qucnt hoarseness, wilh severc lils of rouxhii.
andindeidall the symploms of consumplion it:
from time to time I bave consulted several eromru'
physicians, and have laken much mpdinnp, I.uti
reciived little or no relief, and.at last they loLlnu
there was no help for me ; that my case waJw
yond thc rcach of Iheir medicines "ln Ihe spru
of 1827 1 was advised by a fricnd to Iry the Vt;
elable Pulmonary Balsam. I obtained Ino bJ
lles. and on trial I wassurprised to tind soefiici
ual relief which iu use gave me, and aflei iJms
five weekstimemy ccmplaints neiemtirelt ie
moveil, and I was reytored to gnoil hcalth. S it
Ihat time I have kept il ron.-tantly by me, ln n
ofthe appearance olany ofthe ahov'e coiiilain!i
I have knowna large numberol cascs nlieii
olher medicines have lailed of allbrdin; an.v
lief, tlie BaUam was at leugth ttsortrd Iu", ai '
peedily eflecled a cure. 1 would Ihcitfore le
commcr.d lo cvrri person Ihat has anyoft.i.ab
ove romplaints, ou Iheii first appearance lo UV
Ihe Vegetable Pulmonary Balsani, wlurh Ihc; .
find a safe. convcnient and positirc cure.
Keseclfully jours, T. P. Mtr.niAM.
New Btdford, Mass., JuH 3C, 1811.
(3 Cor.NTEnrciTS. Bewarc of impoit. n
Each genuinebol'Ieiscnrloipdin m.ci:
peron which is a rKtunv label, signed "r.j
JON'iV. CUTLER. ionc olher can br tei.au
ofa laterdate than Deccmber 1833. Tht8:
lure cf5Airsox Kl;d ui Le continutd Ifi
short lime.
The great celtlrily of Ihe Vegetable rte"
nary Balsam has been the cause of attiiiipu "
introduce spurious artirles, which Jby parliallj ai
suming Ihc name of Ihe genuine, au caimlateJ
Iu mislead and deceive (l.apubhc. Anii'iigtlts'
mixtures are '-CartcrU Compound lula'men
uauam, -.imtncan rulmona-y Unhaw,
" V '.gelable Pulmonnnj liakamic Syivj.
"Pulmonary lialiam," and others.
Purchasers sliould enquire for tho trce article
by its whole name The Vecetable Pct
31oxarv Balsam, and see that it ha3the narli
and signaturesof tlie genu'ne.
Each bottleand seal isstan.ped " VrreU-b
Pulmonary Balsam."
For sale by REED, WING & CUTLEB.
(late Lowe and Reed) nholcsale dealers in DiW.
Medicines, Painls and Dye-stuffs, No. 54. Cla'
ham street, Buston, and by Druggists and count?
merchants ecnerallv in New Enpland. and inl'bt
principal places throughout the United StatesaM
uruibii rrovmces. irice 50. cents. Sold IJ
S. MOODY.
13:ly Middlebury Vernont
WjUPERFlNE GENKSEE
FLOUR-
kJ for;
sale by the subscriber.
IRA STEWART.
Sept20. 20 (f
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A itipBOOTS. for sah? very low by Ihe e.
Juiie 25.181 by JOHN WO0O-
ENESEE FT.OIII? frr.d.
J'tsJ.
i with a large assortment of Grocer
i aca, juai rcccivea ana lor sale low
JOHN WOOD.
AKER'S Water-Proof Oil Blackit:.
superior article for Ilarness
Chaise-tops and Boots and Shoes, for safe
wholcsaleor rclail by JOHN AVO0D,
Agent for the Manufactur-
C A S II
PAID for Shipping Fnrs
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JOHN WOOD.
T. I. SALT.
TURK'S Island salt, just rcceiud
for sale at 75 cents per bushel, bv
Z. BECKWITH & C-
CUT and WROUGHT NAILS s"4
window Glass for salo low, by
JOHN WOOD-
LARGE ASSORTMENT ofBoo'1
and Shoes, for sale low by
A. dc XV. S. JoiiNso5.
-e3 iw 1. ono a nnnTS.
PRS.
r.. JTinnTS,
r nrlirlA for W'8
superior
low at
A. & W S. JOHNSON-3
KEESVILLE round, square,
flat Iron of all the sizes rnan
fuctured it theworks, are cosstaiitlv 0
hand, and foi ,alc by thp subscriber-
IRA S7 EWART,