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HERDS GRASS Glover, an Relt0
Seedforsaleby JOHN W00U
Tbb. 9. 142.
VINKGAR.
T,
IWKNTY-FIVE BM Ci-ifrVine-
gar for sale by John Wood.
HAYING TOOI.S.
Mi RAIN Cradles. Sovthrs nnd Snath.
H"RnW Forks. enorf FVvthe S'nnrs. &
Srvihp Rifl-s. for sale bvEJoHN WooD
Jnly 16, 1842.
MofTat's Life Pills and Phcenix
EITTF.RS. Dr. M-'ffil'i I.:f Pill and Phojnix
uu,.... tir Imnr nince obtiined the high and
ciitiiUp dislinetion and a host f competitorp.
-in' that thry acqiiircd it tol ly by their invaula
alc and aln.fi't unlmited rfficacy illio..t tlic u
tnal id nf f.iUome pntTiry and pretenniom, are
ntl known to tlie publicand cannot be denicd.
While very 1'ttlr ha been s-iid concctning tliesa
as'.ouUhing Lifo Med.cinca hy Ih p opi.'torhim
nIf noi more than was nocissary to cail the
alU'nlion ol'ths afilicted lo a suro and spccdy
mrans uf roli f, Ihe renown haa rapidty Ilown
from nue indmdual to anothcr and Irom fanuly
K family, unlil Ihey have long since beconv
kiiovn m almo't evcry inwn ana vmage ln in
Union. as aawondeiful and ineslimable Mesinz
Foluntary and unsoliciled lestimoninls of tlicir
absolutely aslonistiing emcacy, in aiscasca oiiDji
miMt dreadful and obsliint-' cliaracter, as well
ai in elbcrsof prevakul and ordinary occurenct-
bave be n received bv tho prourietor lrum thr
pi ton thcy hivc cured from evory s.-clion of
the country, and slill cuniinue to ie reccivea
in incrcasHi? numbcrs. It is with pride and plea-
cuie that thc propri'tor rcflra the poblic to his
Mxoiait, Mamsal" wherc a widely various so
lection of thrsa testjrnoiilals is published, wilb
thr na.ni-s and rafldenco sf the n nters. because
h hn no lusitalion in sayini; that tho anuals of
M Jical Sciccce do not coutain a grcater num-
Ur of raritty of eurofeffictcd by any mcdicina
Vn.mrn lo Ihe nrofcesion, or curesofa more
frishlfnl kiudor oflonRer slanding. coming
these tetiir.onial do fro!" the cured persoiu
lu-mssIviB. who ccrtainly kr.ow best from iheir
ku hiDuv expcrieiice, whftliej they are cured
or not. T'io eidenc ib y aff-rd of tht pre-em-mmcnt
ani unprtceden'ed -ffica y ol thcie
graud nmiedirtia pcrfcctly irreaielible. andcom
m.uds r tlicr tlun inliciU tho rcfpect of the pub-
lic. In ad'lition lo tlina alrady publishrd, th-
proprietur is m possrssiun ol a vst accuiniiiai'on
il thpsif ntrsunal cerliScatcs. demunstraling that
his Life PiH and Phcenix Bitternare promptly
and umfonnly fficacioui in Scrolula in ali it hy-
dra headed formi. Ujpcf a wneiner ciircnic or
liLcumat.sm bo'h acuto and chronic
Jaundic ai'd billious and lireconiplaiiita.howey
cr dijtrei.-injr or complicatel Fcver aud Ague in
II Iherc varirli.-, and when quinine and all olher
upo9ed epccifi.:s fail, rlabitual Cosfiveneas,(et
pccully when the Life Pills ateused os diner pill
u neduU'ly "e oro or aner tnai mejij rnca oi
tturtv vcars stanJin?. Droiirev. Gout and settled
,.jina in l!e hreail, back, or orgaus, dissa of
ihc blad ler and kidneys, biles.tmnore and uicers
KrvsinuU-. and all olher riip-ie discascs; Pleu.
nsy, Asthina, Bronchitm, and olher aflection" of
tha cliesf, HmgSi ano rn'iacnui nieinuen, pimpics
ttainsoftne akin, and the fonl unheathy appear-
anc) ol the compIox:oii, antin? irom wnaievei
causa, nervoun or geneial debility. headacho,
and ffidd nc,htox tei wilh arastvarielyo'other
uiu'.aJies in proof of the specdy and efTectual
onr.. nt nih n! whie'i bv Ihete medicines aljne-
thr. ,.rr..,.,tpr l,a hundrods. nav Ihuaiandn of
cerlifi-d ictnnoniaU. Bolli the Pilla and Dit,
tcrsnre 'iuld and dclighlful in thirr operalion,
proiucitiira:i-ofeTeulia toinporary prostra
tio:is aad iiim-i nccasioned by nearly all othcr
niedici!it;aii'l they can be adminiatercd with
3feiy to yoiinfjcJiildrei' and !ema!e in tho taost
dehcile :cU!i.
MoJat's Veg!tablo Life Medi-
C1NE3 A mild ycl ff-ciuil medicipr, compoa
ed of tlio bi m-itcrial kncwn temeuical acicncr
and of the bctt quality Ihat monoy can procuie,
for Ihe clcaming eftho alimentary canal aad re
li-vinj t'ie fpringsand arenuea of all morbid ob
prruclioiu aud impuritirs. inunt be a public blev
iug and j donteuic and individual (rrolcction and
afr;uir,l, in proportion asil bccmea known.
Ssnch a mrdicine the fnmilies ofthe TJnited
Stales hav- I0112 had in offat'a celebraled LiIj
PiUs and P tenix JJittrrn, and tha gcod Ihfy have
doneis i!irtimabl. Thcy have w.m theu high
lme ani liiuily psiablinhed cliaracter by llieir
viriues .i!one, wiihout ihi aid of the uaual arU
of no'or'n'ty nr impudent expuriment on the
faithnl'lhc cirdulous. In all general derange
i.-.cnn-ol'tl-e dicem-e and altmcnlary funcliona,
a in a v ;tt varii-ty of aculeand clironio diaeatci
Iheir eS"Ct are eompUte ai lo xcite aflunih
incnt. In 1I1 umalism, srltled pain in tho ctg.
an and limb,coliTencss,pilcs,liTcr complainla
jjuudicf .ur-rvous and billWus atlack, hedachcp;
Ict r aii j i-jue, eruptive disea. bad mpect ol
tlic coinpl'.in,i:ii' gettion ann flatulency chohc
aff. cli u f the blaild-'r and kidn-y. dropsy,
aslliiiu at:d hrunchilis, rlii-umatic colda and aor
llirujN, and iudcrd i.i pvcry cncie.ib'e kind of
ill hialth tncyaro invalajblj, aud will affnrdcor
tnin, aml ninsl genorally pcrniauctt relicf. They
r-qijire 11 illK-r cnnfiucmml or chauge of diet
th y n.illit-r proslratcthostreiiplli ur ive paui
,ud , mote dlilitful eud pff.cfial incdicine
ciunol ic procui d i-Ulier for individutls or faui.
h 3 Tii- propri-:tor h reeeivi-d for roany
v. ars a i ! is continually receiving the inot rer
vcnt iir" jrateful trslimmiala of their valuc.
l..r wlinVsalc and retail by Hngar &,
Anhur. llu.lin-iton Vt. Asi.f, for lho tate,
inivlmii . ntilimlinns I T aSeilCV lllUSt be
for MiJdl burv. W. T. RUS-
SKL, fi l door suuth ihe p -t office. U;vl
ALargc supply of Frcsli
TcHs.Cnftec, Spiccs, &c.
t'ur aid low by
A. i V. S JoiiNHoy.
Hartford.
'PHE Bbscribcr haa been appointo'l Agcnt for
the Hartford Firb Insurance CoarasiT,
lor Muldlrhury and Ticinity, and will recaivo
propusala lor insuriug propfrty agamsi ioss or
damage by Fire. Tlie louix rbtabliahed reputa
lian of thin coinpany, aml the prnniptneta with
Thic'.i a-llIieirtraiuacliopsbiTc bccu cliaracter.
i-p.l rttdtr it unneccsiary to fiy anything iu it
f vr, All busMnesfc conni clcd wilh tho nrlicp
inlrul?d 10 hiin will be fiiilifnllv aiij pnnc
tiully tranfacled. JONVTHAN 11AWAR.
MidJI bury, Fb.2fi. ldW 42;v Agenl.
j7ARLSTON t FOULAUU Ginshams,
Prints&c. looChrap, at fBll!GES.
g-IUKD APPLE, f'r saleat
"a 7.9! 12.
"8 A PAIRS oflhick Bonis
U 'ij y ahaudsomf asirtmenl'l rar-
ttrli'sbest Mo occofor !.ad:PH. liv
A. CHAP.MANi-SON.
Kxtra lirnnds ol Fainily
FLOUR.
rpilE ,nbjr.riVri now ro'.eiirg
A .ill b-
on
w-ll suppli -d I hrough I he eaion.
with somrof the choicesl brandr
Wcsturn Flour,
er--r oRerd iu t;ii markcl
MiTiug Fluur manurtclnit-d hy ini' than
twonty diiTfreiil milla oflhi- highest repntatlon,
hr ib dc tll F'or 'oK1 h ,,im haH 9ije 1 ,
i.im pcrfcelaaliKfjclii'r., and willba warranled
111 iitca". , ,
S R. Fancy brands constnnlhi on hand.
D Jl-m in Fl-or, Mcrch-ii.ln.ar.d Fami i. a are
tf.-.rc.f.i l in'i'd to nrd.r. and Iry tlie article.
Flonr Ph.p,wd to cr.Ier.in good .lackage w,lh.
. j 1 - .1. rr-rinl f 'ri't". CPrtiniatea
tiT il.poiil or ci-h. - -N- H1NSD1LL.
Trr. Jiii 2i. 111 ,
ol
(AT TH B CBBiP CJLBB 8 TOBKt)
IS now piepared to oiier 10 tne puoue a
fresh supply ol sejsonablc
dircct from the importers and maDuIaclurers.
ukewise
A ehoicestncV ofdry emcenes nf the first
quality, for ramily use to gelher witli crocs
rv and Glass Waic.
JCy N. B. Piices correnpiinuing with the
motto. 6
rffllHE suhncriberkeeps forsale
A COTTON BATTS bv the bale,
IRA STEWA' T.
MiddleburySept.
11, !841. I9lf
1842.
Vergennes and Buffalo liine.
THE CAXAXi PACKET
J.
SHjERM AN.
CAPT. M. T. DAVIS.
VVILI' commence herTripeon the 3d day of
May. belcen tho cily of Vergennea ar.d
Bufia'n, running DAY and NIGHT, asrnllows:
Leava Vcrttnntt
JLravt Buffalo.
May
May
June
August
Septetnber
October
3
31
28
9
6
4
29
May
13
10
8
19
16
14
8
Juna
July
August
September
October
November
October
This packct will be put in Grat rate order at
tlie openillg 01 navigauon, wuu auuiiiuuai c-
commodations lur reignt ana raatengcra. yiii
leave Vergennea at 7 o'clock in the morning J
tnwpd br stpamboal lo Whilehall. Freicbt mcit
be on board the day preriout. Thoto nioving, 1
or Tiailing their frienda inlhe far Wost, will find
thi' the moel exptdilioua and ehpapcal route they
can toko. There will be orery accommodation
t. - ..J ...11 1 lm mrul nirf ifMllar Thn.A
who chooae to do so, can have eery f.cilily for '
boarding thcmsclres. I
Due alteniion will bo paid to paasengera by
a careful captain and crew, who will aparc no
painntogive pcrfcct aatiafaction. For furthcr
pirticulara onqnir of the captain on board. j
R. CHAPMAN, Vergennes. j
JOV &. WEBSTER ? B ff ,
DAW &. DELONG, 5 Jjutt il 1
51 6w
GROCERIKS. Asupeiiur asoiiruentof
and Young Hyson and Hyson-skin
TjJS, CofTee, Alolasses, Spiccs,Raisins and
many other arlicles ofthe kind, alcohol ex
cepted, I
Dy A. tillfll MflH OC
To Alerchants.
CANI)LE-'VlCK,Hnd COTTON YARN,
from No. 5 to 25, and of the best quality,
for sale by the eubscriber.
JOSEPH GORDON.
Middlebury, Jan. 25, 1842. 23 tf
o.MESTics.--s.iinetts, American
Pr.ms Sheetmss, Shirtings, Tickings,
tings. BattiHgs,a"nd Tvli.rsTrimininf;, i
ivick
by
A. CHAPMAN& SON.
ISew Spring and Surnmer
GOODS.
IHE subicriber is now leccivinghisstork
XofSPRING AND SU.MMER GOODS,
nurchased at the lowest New Ycrk Ci.-h .
prices. en.brarinjr. every v arieiy of kinds and ,
qualiiies cal'ed for in a country slure. He
will for Cash or short credit posittvely sell
lowe than any other establishment in this
ouniyc. Tio Mistake.
P. W. COLLIISa.
Cornwall, Miy 2,1842,
tfLOTH, CaKimej!$, nnd triminings in
greatvariety,rheaper and the ver. at
BIRGE'S
May 3, 1842.
SPI.END1D CLOTHS AND FES
TINGS. Also Summer Goods; soine
cIieapFim bovr. at less ihan the mauu'actur
ers'cost; forsale hy A. Fiiakcis
0,000 Yds. superiorfine and heavy Bka- h-
-- td and brown Siieetios fr Dbiluscs
lower Ihan ever btlorc known bv
A. Fbancis. i
COTTON GOODS
Hesvy Brown Ct-
ton 3 vds the Ib. for 8 cents. Bleachtd
its. lileacn
BIRGE'S.
gnods equally cheap.
at
Wny 3 184-2.
BAR 1RON, Nnils, Sbovels, Axes, and a
general assorlmenl oi" Hardware,
by A.CHAPMA &SON.
I
K0 BUSHELS of Poiatoi-s for sale by
P. W. COLLINS.
Cornwall, May 16. 1842.
MAY 10, 1843.
JUST received by ihe subscriiiers, a full
assortment of
welladapted to ihe Sprig and SusiMERtrsde
w.Mchwill besoldas CHEAP ftrcasbor
apppived crcdii, asatnny other st.ire in this
vicnitiy. Z. BECKWITH &. CO.
PAPER. 2000 pieces Rooui Paper,
50, Bordering, just receiv
ed at BIRGE'S
j
PJARPETS. Those wishing lo consult e-
y r.onomy w II Ido well t enmioe a lorge .
-toek just received by A. FRANCIS.
Groceries '
rilHK snhscribrr now off'rs for cash, a
A splemlid .tock of suars from 5c to 9c I
per Ib.. Molasses weishiii3 11 1-2 Ib. for 25c;
ptr gal. Peas, Cofiee and every olher ar
ticle ralled lor in ihe Grocery line (Liquors
excepied) at piices equally low.
P. W. Collws.
Cornwall, May 10, 1SI2.
I
ron, Steel and Nails.
TC'OR sale vrry low foi cah. bv
IRA STEWART.
1 UST received by P. V. Collins 3000
yard-i Calicoes, pricM varying from 5c
to 25cts 4000 yards Sheeting, from 6c to 9c
per yard.
May 2, 1842.
PAINTS AND OIL. a large assort
ment of Painls and Oil for sale by
A & W. S JortNviN.
ATS AND UAPS. Mole.-km. Bush
and fi'n; fur Hats and nlso a good
assortment ofBoy's Cap!. for sale low by
A. & W. S. Johnson.
Aug. 8 1842.
dfi OLD Lear, Bronze, Dutch Leaf
Rnse Pink, British Luster, Varnish
and rurpcntme.
A. fc W. S. Johnson.
August S, 184-2.
New Goods.
fMlHB 6uberibers are
now receivmg their
stock ol
SFIEEH 3KGXGBS,
CompnSirg besides their ordinaiy assortment
Bonnet silks, Ribbons and Fakct Goodp, ol
evety dcscription all of which may be relied
upon as of ibf first quality; andwtll belsold a
low asnt any olher slnre in this town r county
Way 9, 1S42. A. CHAPMAN & SON.
N0T1CE.
nPHE subscriberhason hand alarseassor1
1 ment of CabisetFdrnitdiie ofthe laiest
fasbiuns, wbich he offers for cale at reduced
prices. DAVID L. ANNAN.
Bristl, May 9, 1842. l;10w
X ADIE'S and Childr-n'sonnefi Hoods
a laree supply L.aiest
m
faSi0ns, very .W noW -eivingb
50 DOZ. Haicyand -11
"Vev everv vanety at less ihan half ihe
usnal prir.es by
A.FRANCIS.
pAUPETINGS. Heavy Woul Caipetmgs,'
j aion uu ciiEnp ""rirp1 and vpnded by a recuiar rujm-iu,
cash nt BIRGE'3. loVthe Coltgoofonrown State and who has
May 3. 1842. l6a,d hut little in tbe way of puffing them bimself,
ATS. Braver, MoKkin, Leabom, Cane , but leaves it to thoso whol Iry thu . tojudg them-
and Palm Leaf Hais, at B1RGK' jsel.e, For VZ
N .Cxti'UMve assonnient ut
is uuw leady for mspection
for mspection ond salo at
the Clieap.for-Cash store of
Z. BECKWITH
4 Co.,
New Goods.
fllHE suh-criber has just received from
JL Ne-wYork. a complete aiiottment of sea-
,
- tdv r,rrn5
DKXUUUlo,
wliieli be will sell verv low fiT cash
IRA STEWART,
.Middlcbury. May 31 1842.
JVew Goods.
LOTHS, CassiraeerR, Cal coes, Muslins
Carnbncs, Lawns, Urillinz ana 1 ickmu.
A fine assortment of surnmer rlolhs, Linens,
Sheelings, Shirtings &c. &c. wbich will be
s0,jfr casn 0, 0n credit, at prices wbich can
UQt fjlj , sllj, pulc,ascis.
r z. BECKW,TH & Co.
WOOLEN FACTORL
T'IE subscribcr vould rcspeclfullv infurm
his cuslomers. and the public generally,
that hc has commenced the business of
imiiiufacliiring
W00LEIV GOGDSj
SUCH AS
Common Cloths, Cassimercs, Sat-
. 1T, J
metts, Illto or t olored 1 lan-
nelSj 3cc. ccc.
At his old sland in Shoreham.near Ricli'
Mills. Hc will manufacture wonl on bliaro
or fay ihc yard at tho option of tho owner.
Tho subscriber is solicitous of obtaining
business, and feels ccrtain that his e.xperi.
ence dTid knowledi'e iu clot.'r-niaiiufaclur-
ng anuuressmg, ana tne iimsnea apparatus
macninury wmcii ne nas provjaea, wiii
enable lnin to civo entire salisfactum to all
who einployliiin. He invitts the publio ln
cnll and examine specimer.s ol his work,
which he believes will iustifi all cxnecla.
tions which hc holds out lo his customers.
A. KILHORN.
Shoreham. (Rich's MUs) Apr. 1, '42 49
03 llelief for Hard Timcs.
"jTow rccteving, a larger STOCK o'
JLI GOODS than were ever beforo ofFer
edin this market, cf almost every varieiy,
I which were Boughl wilh Cash, at the prcs-
-, rcmtly low prices ana wnicn will oo
s0'j 81 pnces that cannot fail to suit the pur-
chaser by A. ritAscis.
Gloves and Hosiery.
Cotton, Silk, Lisle thrend. and Kid Glo.
ves, black and white lisle thread, and
silk Hosiery-Ladies b!nck and while Cot.
ton Hose from 10 to 25 cents t Biiige's.
Mny 16, 1842.
Uonncts and P. L. Uats.
Ilf you want the best und eheapest Flor
ence Braid Donnet or Piilin Leaf Hut iii
the vi.cinity, firat cail at
' Z. Heckwith St Co.'s
ADDISON COUN i X
Temperance llouse.
ril HE s'lhsciiber wmild
JL iiifnrm the public, that
he has takcn the stand n c
enlly occupii-i! by Paul Re.id, south ofthe
I Court HouMjiii Middlebury. The Iiousk
j and out huuscs are now uudergoing a thur.
lough repair, aud will aflord every accom
. modation to costomcrs which their comfort
I nnd convcniunce can require. It will be
j kcpl upon strict temperance principlcs, and
no nopcs Dy perseverance in this plau, to
receive the patronage of all friendly to the
objects of the great temperance reform.
Having for years been convcrsant wilh
pub,.c nnu9e3Jbo,h ; counlry ond ci,y. he
Ihinks he knows Ihe dulies of a landlord.and
.t0 SUPP th "'an.s of the traveler :
an h,e promises that no effort on his pnrt
wl" 00 wantmg lo ptve entire satisfactioii
to the public. BENJ. B. UROWN.
Middlebury Feb. 8 1842. 40:tf
Brooms ! Brooms ! !
TH E subscriber gives notice that he
will manulacture at short no'ice, corn
Brooms at 10 cents a piece, and find hand
les nnd twine, or on shares of one half, at h.
dwelling house one mile north of Bristo'
village. EDWARD SWEET.
Bristol, Feb. 18. 1842. 42:6m
n B,A B. Casi, Shcar and Sprmg Siolc
MjJL for sale bv
IRA STEWART.
Middlebury, Aug,
8, 1841.
flTIALL and WINTER Lamp Oil.of the
' best quality, for sale by
T. C. SM1TH.
Garden Seeds.
SUGAR BEET, Carrot and Onion seed,
by the pound; also, a large assorlment
't retail, warranted the growth of 1841.
For sale by JOHN IFOOD.
April. 1S42.
WROUGHT &CUTNA1LS, Win.
i?ow Glass and Puty, consttantly oi.
hand,and for sale by A. & W. S. Johnson.
ijiUPERFlNE Flour for sale low by
Ira Stewabt.
ssskShM
RIHiilSBE
HEALTH & STRENGTH.
DB.t.O. BICHARDS01 C05CEHTHATID
iSherry Wine Bltters,
p U T np in octagon Bollles, ino "?'"'r
r to make the aame put up in pressed tfiffifi
1- i. .11 .1,. nr,...is and most of tne n. 1.
Goodi Dealera in Boston aa "eini.j.
myagentsinall the principal towns th nihoat
New Uglandand tbe Sonthern and We.tern
Sz!s. Hali. BAnK.T.oTox,cornerof Sackvil
le street, Halifax, iageneral agent for tho Bnt..h
PrTi"ce'- w n Sk.-ner andJos-
. vkhb . . 1 an hV
IP Pcrht Mobse are my only authonxed trav-
OFFICES HAN VER ST. BOSTON
75 cenla per Boltle; 50 cents per PP
The follo-ing are selecled from a Urge rum-
of Giitorial notices.
Frctn the Dover (N. H.) Gazette.
r. tj. .....n'. niTTKRS.-InourcoIumns
. . . 1 i:..manl ni llie fT'tf lilUIK
K, AIUnAavn-.... ..1 . it L I
maybelouna an aoeni"-------- r
WK'XS
tabUmattarCand from ou, -own
as well as others, we can speaK n tniy oi ineir
etllv composea 01 a vanciy u .
' . . 1 r. n.ip ftwn exoerience.
! ....itlno nrl invitrnrntintT
n vvhav aood opinion ofthe Bitters.as
lliuii -r--. - ,
o, 3 quacknoslmm.but discoered. pre.
Ipepaia. Billious and Nervous Oompiamu, kc., ,we
"rr.i-.. ,.,r the ?ieatest of earthlr
! blfwsinp, we would early adrise Ihoae laboring
-,v, j;.i9. to make a iriai oi ur. mcn
ardson'a Bitteia: thoy can do no harm. and may do
much good, as we are ronnaent in many casrs
Vc.'elablee and veeetable medicines
are unquestionably the most congenial to the hu-
man sjatein.
From the Evening Signal N. Y.
Sherrt Wise Bitters Tbese are areme
dy very higbly and rery jostly recommended by
pnysicians, as of great emcacy in giving stretgth
to tbe weak and debilitated. The use ofyears has
salisfactorily proved their virlues. Untinclured -j
the slightest delelerons matter. they communicate
Ihe healing powers of the beit meilicinal rcots and
planla. They restoie, and. if not laid aside. pre-
erve Ihe whole acimal economy in a state ct hi
bitual beallhmess. They caunot ne toofrequent
ly commended to public notice by jusl enconiums
from the press -1. B. & D. Sands, 79 and 100
Fulton Street jfgenls.
gy. Iu speaking of the excellence of Ihe Sherry
Wine Bitters, of which Messrs A. B. tf D. Sands
aie agents, we meant those prepared by Dr. S. O.
Richardson.of South Reading ilass.
From ihe Bristol County Democrat. Taunton.
RiciiibdsoVs Bitters. Of the numerous
medicines which are adversised in our paper from
lirue to tirae, we pretend to kdow hut little their
virtues must be known only lo those weo have
made use of lliem. But wilh Dr. S. O. Richard
son's Bitters we are someivhat acquaintcd. Theje
Bitters were ued in our fanuly last sutimer, foi
' geueral debility and headache. and inuch rrlief
was derired frol.mtem. Tho-e who may he suli
ject to nervous headache, will find the Bitters ve
y bm-ncial they proved so in the casc to which
werefer.
Forsale whnlesale and retail at his oflice, 15
anoverstreel, Bosion.
From tho sarnstablo Pjlriot
HraLTiiAND Sikesotii! To regain oi pre
crve thcne is the great desidcratum. Notliing
that we know of will do it more tifiuclualty, this
warm wealher ihan Dr. Richardson's Shorry
Wine Bitters. Try'em tbo slrictiat tempoj.
anco man noed not bc afraid of the alcohol in
them. There ia no more than it absolulcly ne
ccsary to preserae the ariaiT of the koots and
iiurbs' ol wbich they are compounded. 8
AGENTS;
Middlebury, S. Moody; Vergennes, V. B.
Bixby;New H&ven. Roscoe 6c. NashjBn'sioI,
L. V. Hall; Hancock, Royal Flint, Stnrks
borough, T. H. KiJdcr; Ferrisburgh, Allen &
Vheeler;Moukton.M. W. Kins!e;Shortham
K. Wrisht; Whiting, J. & O. Simonds; Sal
isbury, Huoily & Higgins; Cornwall, S. Ev
ar; Addison. Barnes & Fuller,
810.000 KKWAKD
WILL be paid to any Phyician who will pro-
duce a bettercoinpouud for fainily uae tban the
Gcuuino Dutch or Gtrniin Vi.-getable Pills, styl
cd The Lion ofthe Day.
TIIEBCIENCE OF II O MAN LIFE.
TO the inhabitanls of Ihe United States
and the Ccada, Tho pills well called the Lion
of the Day, aro rcpccltully recomnienoeil lo tne
attention and trial of all those aubject to the at'
lacia of Bimods DrsrErric, and olher Chronic
dieaes ofthe atomach, lirer, and bowels These
pills have loi.g been withuut a succcasful rival, in
Gcrmany, and througout Europe, and many years
jn yariouf parts oflbe tniieu S!ilB-bT the moit
ominent Piivsiciaus, as a Family Medicine.
This Pill is coinpoied of cxtracls from nine
parts of Ihc Vegetable kingdom. They are war
ranted safc in their opcration and cfijcts. Tuey
are siinple in their prepcration, mild in their ac
tion, and unrivalled in tlicir results. Th.-y have
loog received the most fliltering rccommendat
ion from the Mcdical Faculty; such mon as Dr
Slott, and Dr Gucrnsey,ef New York: Dr Dal
amater, Dr IIoasack,and Dr Landon.of Dutcheaa
county, aud Hon. B. Peck, M. D. of Glen'n Falle
theso mcn have long stiod atthe bead of their
profession,
Again; gastic rirritation debilitates thc digestive
ogans and becomes a (niill'ul source of diseas-;
in ?ome peuple Dyspepsia in others, Livcr Com
plaint, Rhcumatism, Measles, Whooping Cough,
Jsihma, Gout, Hypochondna, Epilcp"y, Low
Spints, Chronic Diarihx. Piles, Polmonaiy Con
siimtion, ScroQulous, Sick Headache, Eiuption
ofthe Skin, Salt Rhuem. St. Anthony's Fire,
Yvllow and BillousFevtrs, Fever and Ague, Scar
let Rash, Heartburn, Costivenes, Female Weak
ness, Jaundire, Intermitlent and Remittant Fev
ers, Ersipelas.Sca1d Head. Humors, and all Bil
ious compiainls. Tbese difierent complaints are
e?ch, one and aboul the same, followed by a train
of others, equally as detrimental, and perbaps fa
tal to human life. Like bad legislation.one bad law
must be suppured by others equally injurions to
prosperity of the State. A perfeclly healtby bo
dy is lile a well tuned instruiuent, every string
ot which ribraies iu unison, and the least injury
to any one Ihrows it into disorder.
Let any one take the trouble to examine and
study the organization of his own sys'.em. and if he
nerer Old belore, be will leauze me leeungs ul tbe i
Psalmist when he sung, "I am fcarf'illy and won- j
derfully made!"
Lookins at the human body, with all its ranifi-'
cations, balances, adjusments,and nice relations; 1
the nair-like deqenoence upon wni:b uie issuspen
oeo; ine in.ncac, o, .ne macnine; me auapiauon
?X if :X! "5 IK !XTTS:T
.-V.1..1. V...:.-. - .".j".,"
u?l m,c.. ,,,us,,.,.u,,,.us1:m...uiiuc.
ulation or the bones;ihe rrarae wotlc ot the system
he action and u.es ofthe vaiious musclcs: the
wonderful svstem of arteries and veins: th .rtinn
ufthe heart in propelline Ihe blood with such as
how can it be possible the human system can bear
iip.against Ihe daMyviohvlionof its laws, and main-i
tain it vitality against such repeated attack and
:njuries from external and intemal violence.
1 unhesitatingly recommend them for the cu:e
ofthe above complaints lone known and juslly
celebrated as one of the best Family Medicines in
Iheatena Medica.
These Pills are not intended as a tborough pur.
gatire,assomewiilhaveit;they are intended to
streutben the system that hl rnn dnurn.aml re-
gulate Ihe whole human structure, and remove
allobstruction and assist nature in ila riolated
v i-i
S'ates and the Canadas, Price 25 and 37 1-2 cts.
- ""i" cerj ,own in me unuec
uirecuons on each box.
Be aure when you purchase that you get the
Lion of the day, havinj.lhe writleu name of Mer
ritt GiifHn on eacb box.
raiMcrraL orncxs.
A. B.& D Sands. 79 Fulton irreet. New York
T Rowand, 376 Market st , Philadelphia, A.
Goyer, 104 Hanoverat., Boston; AC Phin, 311
Bread at., Cha.-lston, S. C.
F t: i.M aa mall rireulara ueDOfiltea 1
ror imi pir"rtu''-' : , 7 i.i
with cach agent below mentioned. For bale m
this countv by my aatborized agenta.
T MERRITT GR1FF1N, M. D.
For sale in Middlebury, by SiJney Moody;
Vergennes, by F. Huntington; Shnrehim,
by Kent Wrighi; Bridport, by N S Burnett;
Addison bv Barnes & Fullen Femshuigh
Centre by'Heniy KodgersjNorlh Ferrisburgh
by Allen & Wheeler; Bristol by Titns B
Gaie; Monkton by MUo iV Ktnsley; Gran
ville by Warren Heyden; Leicester by L S
Johnson; Whiting by Russager & Walk-r;
Cornwall bv S Kverts; Hancock by John
Hacketi; Salisbury by A & P D Barrows.
H3 Look out for Swindlers and Counler
fciters. ll;yl
The Counterfeiter's Death Blow.
TtiE public will please observe that no
BRANDRETH PILLS
r trennine nnlcss the box has three labels up
on it, each containing a fac simile signatuie of
A
i s avnBa r.IVoM! hnnnaAaU
lars.
Rem-.mber the top. theside, and the bottom
At the vresent timc, ichen the counter-
feiters ot Uiese ceieoraua ruis are
comnktelu cornered, it is not surpris-
ingto find ihatthey endeavor to get
off their stock of spurious Pills under
any name. It is not the first time that
the uPoor Indian" has hadto Jalher the
abortionsof cunningmen.
The remarkable cures wbich have been effect-
ed by Brandreth'a Pills, have astonished the
wbole raedicai lacuiiy, manr oi wooio divc-u"-sidered
that they are the greatest blessing ever
given to the world.
The reason Ihese celebrated Pills have sucb a
anirersally good eflecl, is because their action
harmonizes with the human body.
" Purgo out the old leaven, thatye may-Be-como
a new lump," is the language or Holy
Writ, a fiiture applled spiritually, it is true, but
how could it bave any applicalion unless cox
FIRMCD BV PBACTICAt EXPIRIIKCI, In the
bodv of matter? Tbe foundation upon wbich
this Sgure of scripture rests Is as immoveable
as Ihe laws wbich govern tbe tides, or occasions
the thunders of Heaven
"THE COKOI TI OS."
The condition upon which God has given
health to man is a constant care to keep his stom
ach and bowelsfree trom all merbidand unheal
thy accumulations. The means to etfectthis must
be those remedies which cleanbe tbe bowels and
nnrifv the blood.
Good healthful medicine is only a species of
fnod: when the animals. whose habils webare the
means ofooserving, are sick, they wander thro
the fields. and make selections of those herbs
wbich open their bowels and purify their fluids,
which immediately restore their heallh-
When a dose of
Brandrelh's ills are taken,
thy are digested and pass to every part of tbe
system; butlbey leave the body when they have
cfl'ected thein tended purpose, and .health and
vigor are by them insured.
ilineral medicines may enler Ihe system, but
they are wilh difficully got out again; and they
always occasion pain and misery hile they re-
main in the bouy.
Whereas Brandrcth's Pills are asinnocrnt asa
piece of bread, and areevacuated wilh the disease
for which they are taken.
From the time we are born tothe time we cease
tobreathe, our hodies are constantly wasting,
and as constantly building up. The action of the
atmosphere wearsorwastesthem. The food we
eat, the digestive organs covert into bloml, which
renews orhuilds up by its circulaling power.
Thus the human body is healthy when Ihc blood
circulates freely, and when any thing prevmtsils
free course through 'he veins, disease com
mences. Costivcness.Dispepsia, Fevers, Inflammations,
are all owmg to this, and all the troubles attend-
ng them could always be prevented by the timely
useoi Brandreth's Pills, as their very action at
oncetends toclearlhe circulatlon of all impedi
ment, and removo every cause or occasion of im
unrity from the blood. Thre are thousands nay
millions at this moment , in this country, and all
others, whora wemayrcally coniideras halfdead.
They may be said to carry their death in their
bowels and circulation. This is no imaginaiy
circumstance. Iwishitwere. Thousands whom
we ineet every where with cadiverous looks, yel
low skins and green eyes, speak in a language
not lo be mistaken, ofthe state of their stomach
and bowels, and tl.e consequent condition of their
blood. The body is thus, while in life, reduced to
the consequent condition of a corpse; and the
reasun wby some bodies are so soon in a puliid
condition aftcr death, is more from the quan
lily of impure humors contained in them at tbe
time they expired, than from any other cause.
And who is there that will oot allow, thatif
Brandreth's Pills had been employed.so as to re-
move these impure bumors, Ihat lile miglil noi
have been saved .' Whoever will eive this sub-
ject but very little consideration, will atonce per-. Court of the Eattern dislnct ofPcnntylvania."
ceive Ihe perfect identity between Ihe putrid hu- j It will furtber be olservcd that the prinled .di
aors ofthe body hefore death, and the humors rections for using th medicine, which accompa
vVhich occasion Ibf peculiar fcclorof a dead body. nie each kox, are also entered according to Act
P. BRANDRETH'S of Congress; and Ihe same foim will be found at
minii ntrtrp I 'ne botlom of Ihe Ctst page.
- . ., . ., ,i 7... vtv ,! The sligMCi! altcntion to Ihe above few partic-
.,at2llBroadway.opposiletheCtyHall,Nork . -iifift ,0 protecl ihe purchaser from
n. e. orricE.
19 HJHVOVER STREET, 19
Co-ONLY-fjO
place in bostojt for these Iruly excellent Pills.
B. BRANDRETH, M.D.
(Enteied accoidingto act of Coiigre. in thc
ycai 1841,by Benjaiuin Brandieth, in the Cleiks's
office of the Distnct court of the Soutbern Dis
liicl of New-York.)
Theo.iLY persons in Addison co., vt., fur
nished with the Gtnuine JJrandrtti't nih, are
at
Middlebury, Jonathan Hagar ;
East Middlebury, INeedbani ccDenuis ;
Addison,
Barnes & Fuller ;
Bridport,
Bristol,
Cornwall,
tt
Ferrisbutgh,
Hancock,
New Haven,
Ripion,
Salisbury,
Shnreham,
Starksboro'
Verijennes,
Weybridge,
Whiting,
P. Fletcher & Son ;
W. H. Hadley ;
Samuel Everie;
B.F.Haiktll;
Shules & Wicker ;
John Hackett.Jr.;
Roscoe & Nash ;
Frrderick Smilh;
Huntley & Higgins
Kent Wright ;
T.H. Kidder;
m.R. Bixby ;
SilasS. Spragui;
J. &0. S. Simotid-c ;
D. M. Russique. 16 ly
S100 REVVARD,
ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
m m tuion i kAAn fr....,,l rr tnnth4 tn
o . . botlIe of Havs' Linimenl
?or thePi.es wi.hout being cured. . Of thousands
sold. inno instance has it failed or acure.
- k.lB-, h h.A l.er. t j. oM
... .-.,
It is al-oa cerUin cure in neIy every case. (ex
ternaliyjl i i me louowing c .u.p..."?.
For tbe I'iles.
Tightness of the cbest
For all Dropsj,
especiau iu gnuuicu,
Foul Uicers of tbe legs,
or other fungus sores,
however obstinate or
lonKStandinz.
Tenaer r eer,
'hioal by e
ceu or nlcers
Croup,
Whoop:ngcough,
Fresh Wounds,
Cbilblains &-a &.
Scald tn-ad.
LOOK OUT.
Some Swindlers have counterfeited this article
andput it up with various devices. Do not be
impose upon. Ona thing ocly will protect you
namemustbo always on the wrapper, or you are
cheated. Da not fi.rgetit. Take this direction
'with you, and teal by that. orneverbuyit; fcrit
it is tne name oi uusis luua -
is impossible for any other to be true or genuine.
Sold by (JUMSiUUK & uU..
71 Maiden Une. 10: ly
(CJUPERFINE
GENESEE FLOUR,
3 in
nspected and warranted, constantly
on hand and for sale by
A. & W. S. Johhson.
From the Ncto YotIc Herald.
MYSTERIOUS,
A gentleman beloLeine to one ofth. n,.f .
cient and weallby familits ot tbis city, who
.. "r""" '",1" irlends, hav
iug since the year 1813 up to recently, been
bent nearly donble, and fot sereral years confin
ed to hisbed.has been restoied to good health
basregained bisnaturalerectposition and h
quitted his cairiage, and now walks with ease !
We believe tbis is tne genlleman's own descrip
tion as nearas possible, and there is no axtjirer.
ationinit. We will give inquirers his address,
and doubtnotbishumane feelings will excnse the
liberty;so that any one doubtin, may know
these facts tbougb he requites his name may
not appear in print. Among other similar in
stances, Mr. Jas. G. Raynolds 144 Chrislie St.
has been restored and will gire personal assur-
ance oi tbe lacts oi nis case. Bolb were
iheumatism, and contracted cords and sinews
How has this been done ?
Akswcb By the Indiajj Vkcetabli E
uxir internally, and IIewis1 Nebvk and
Bone Lihiubht externally N. Y. HeralJ Jan.
26 1841. Sold only by COMSTOCK &;CO..
71 Alaiden Lane, Nexv York. 10:ly
For sale by S MOODY. Drggist. ll;ly
THE BEST MEHTOD FOR THE
ABOL1TION
OFDISEASC, tS TO CLEANSE AND PURIPY
TUE BODY.
WRIGHT'S IMDIAM"VEGETABLE PILLS,
OftheXorth American College of Health,
Are now acknowledged to be the best medicine
in the world for the cure of
EVERY KSRIETY OF DISEASES
because they thoroughly cleanse Ihe stomach
and bowels of tbese billious humors which -not
onlyparalyze and weaken the digestive oigans,
hut are the causeof headache, nausea andsiek
ness ; palpitation of the heart, ibeumatic pain in
various parts ol Ihe body, and many other un
pleasant complaints.
THE I.DIAJ- VEGETABLE PILLS.
are also acertamcureforinlermitlent, remittent.
nervous. luflammalory and putrid ferers ; be
cause they cleanse the body of those moihid hu
mors, which whenconfined to the circulatiun are
tbe cause of all kinds of
FEVERS.
also, when morbid fevcrs are deposited upon the
membrsne and muscle, causing those paius, in
dautions and swellings, called
..- "vJ I. pii . '-Tv h. :.i',' .i.
wJ6 - j -
rprtain to fflve rehef.and irmNrrd wilh.
...rii . .. "7.,.. .;.. it cl " . I .
will mosl assufedly and wilbout fail, make a per
fect cure of the above painful maladies. From
three tosixofsaid Indian Vegetable Pills taken
every night on going to bed will in a short timejso
complelelyrid the bodyof every tbing thatisop
poied to healthi that Rbeumatism, Gout and pain
of every description will belilerally
DR1VEN FROM 'IHE BODY.
Fiom 'he kiame reason, ben from sudden
changes foatmosphere or any othcr cause, tbe
perspiratian is checked, and Ihose humors wbich
j should pas off by the skin are Ihrown inwardly
causing
HEADACHE, GIDDINESS,
nausea and sickness, pain in the bones, walery
aud inllamed eyes, sore tbrodt.hoarseness, conghs
consumptions, rbeumatic pains in various parts
of the body and many olher symptoms of
UA iXtlliNl UULU
ihe Indian Vegelable Pills will invariably give im
mediate relief. From three to six of said Pills ta
kcn ereiy night on going to bed, will in a short
time, not only remore all Ihe above unpleasaut
symptoms, bul the body will he restored to even
sounder health than belore.
The same may be said of ASTHMA, OR DIF
FICULTY OF BKEATHING.
The Indian Vegetable Pills will loosen and carry
ofi by tbe sturrach anJ bowels those phlegmy
humors which slop up the air cells of Ihe lungs,
i and are the caus not only of tbe above distress
ing complainl, but when neglected, oftcn ler
, minates in a slill more dreadful malady called
CONSUMPTION.
, Il should also bc rememheied that tbe Indian
I Vegetable Pills are a certain cure for
PAIN IN THE S1DE,
; oppression. nausea and aickness, Ioss of 'appetile,
j cosliveuess.a jellow linge of the skin and eyes,
' and every olher symptoni of a torpid or diseasid
state of the iver ; becaus thcy purge from thc
body Ihose impurities which If depoMted upon
tbis importaut organ, are thc cause of evcry vari-
et' LIVER COMPLAINT.
CA UTION.
The public will please observe Ihat the genuine
med icine has the following woiding on the
sides ot tbe boxcs:
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
(Indian Purgalive.)
Of the North American Cullege or
Hkaltii.
And a'so around the border of the lahel,will
bejfound in small tyyc: " Entered aeeording to
the act of Congrest in the vear 1840, by Wn.
i Wkioht, in the Clerls't office, of the DUtriet
finiil. and save thellrei of those who may O'h
erwise be endan-gercd bvusnig s countereif med-1
icine.
Tho public will a'so remcmber Ihat all who sell
the genuine Indian Vegetable Pills are provided
with a certifirate of Agenry, signed by
WILLIAM WRIGHT. Vice Pretidcnt
of thcJYbrth.1merican College of Health,
and that pedlarsare nevcr in any. case allowed to
sel tho genuine Medicine. All travelling agents
will beproviOed witnacerlincate or ageucy as a
bove descifoed ; and thoe wbo cannot show one
will be known as base imooslois.
03-AlI lelters relative to the Pills must be ad
dressedthus :
" N. E. OFFICE N. A. COLLEGE OF
HEALTH.
19S Tremont ttrect. Bolton, Mast.M
CO-AGENTS have been appointed for the
sale ofthe Pills in every town in New Englandc
A. g e n l s .
Middlebury, Sidncv Mon-Iy; Bennington
Jonathan Haughton ; Williamsville. Cbarles
W Joy : Benninztun. J C Haswell : Rutland.
William Fay ; Woodstock, Haskellcc Palm-
ernlJover, Hiram iJaldwm ; Brattleboio
Birge & Brackett ; Watcriord, H Cutiing
&Co; Newbury. Prenlfss Knight; Bethel,
Samuel Austin jr; Sprinsfield.George Was
hburn; Proctersville, Proctor & Robiason;
L.oniionuerrr, umitb x Ulazier; JJridgewa
ter. Thomas Suuthgate; Chester, Pbineas
O Sargeant; Windsor. S W Hubbard ; Bnr
lington, A Brinsmaid; East Poultney, Hick-
oc oc Alears: Uornwall, bamuel h.vrrts
Wilmington. A a Childs: Stowe, Albert
Comps; Post Mills. Jeremiab Wilton;St
Johnsbury, Lulher Jewelt; Weston,John
Wilder; Waterbury, Persons Lyona; Mont
pelier, William Clark ; Ludlow, John Dun
barit Co : Reading. Wood &. Mrrrill ; Hart
ford, J P Strongi. Co; Norwich, Baxter &
Newton; Barnar', J P Danforih ; Bethel,
Lorenzo Ilitchcock: Rochesier.CharlesDodd:
SpriugGeld, Russell ; Cavendish, A Gibeon
& son; Guilford, Philip Mariin; Halifax
C Stone &Co : Westminster, Aaroa Hitch-
cnek; Northfield, Murdock &. Alezander;
Weathsfield, Barley Bartlitt; Hart land.
Cotton 8t tamble Fairfax, Ham.iton Love
wood. 28 ly.
PJROCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
A large assortment, rbeaper than ever
before ofiered;uow by A- Fa"'.
LIVE GEESE FEATHERS, of supe
tior aualitv. iost received and for sale bv
A. FRANCIS.
BONNETS &C. Florence Braid.btraw
P V. Rnnn.i. TJ- C!1L.
Lacnoui.Aitifictalj.Ribins, (cc.at BIRGE'S
lllETON LAND.
1PIECE containing 100 aeres I GOnn
1 do. 50 do.LOTi
is oflVred at a bargab cnoog credit br
A. FRANC1S.-.
BOO'I-Sand SHOES, a largTt
ply for salo at retail bv
JOHN WQQD
1 842
g o & Forwarding.
THE Snbscriber has kis ST()-
Hnil.CPS.nl IVUInn . "I
o r a
w -'- ijinf iq jf
most perftct order ; the boildingi j
extensive and commodions. mon.
Property of all kinds, will bs received, and r.
warded to alma-it any part of the Uniird si,t
and Upper and Lower Canada. Boat leares Iti
place Tuesday and Satnrday ofrach weekorTio.
N. Y.nd Troy every WcJncsday antSaurd-i
also the CJLNAL FCKET, "
J. SHERMAN,
will run to and Irom Vergennes and BuHilo, ejth
Month througb tbeSeason, whicn gives fjcilititi
lor Shipping Propery fiom tbis place, to any pin
oftbi Country, which is enjoyed byno othr
place onXake Cbamphin. AII communicatiom
by way ot enquiry will be duly noticed ; Cbaiget
will be as, low as at any other place in tbis part ol
the country. R. CHAPMAn
Vergennes, Aptil, 18. 1842 52;5
The raosthiglily approved Medi
cine now in general use for
Couglis Colds, and all
Discases of the Lunss.
THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
SAM it believed to be deservedly tha ruMt
popular Medicine ever known in America.rn
coughscolds.asthuia or phthisic, consumplion,
nhocping cough and pultnonary afiictions of sv!
erv kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsara has beea
verj' extensiTely used for aboutfifteen years;
its reputalion has been eonslantly increasin! Sa
univetsally popular has this article becomo that
it may now be considered as a standard article is
a iarge part of the United States and Briu'sh Prot
inces. Many famiUes keep it constantly by the&
considering it the most safeas well as certaiatec
eay lor mo auuic cumpiainu. me proprittorr
bave received & are recemng numerous recoia
, menoauons irom many o:our best phvsiciani
! i !.; -t. i Fy .MU w&o
' ".UIf."l." ,u5,r Pice. ine names oi
a few individuals who have ciren their tnt.m.
ir favorof this article are here subjoined, and for
a mort full account see the envelope to thelbottlo
Doct. Amorj Huntinf, ; Doct. Samuel Atorrill, "
Truman Abell, ;. Timothy Baylies.
" Jtre.EHsworth, : " AlbertGuild.
Certificates.
(From Dr. Thomas Brown.)
Messrs. Lowe & Reed, Gent The Vegetill,
Pulmonaiy Balsam, has been extensivelyiused ia
thesection of country where I residefor evenl.
years past, and has juslly acquired a h!gh reputi
tlon in consumptite complaints. So far as n;
knowlcdge extends, it has never disappointed hx
reaFonaMe expectation of those whohavt u.Jit
TnoJiAf Brown, ai. s.
Concord, N. II.,May 11,1831.
Messrs. Reed, Wing & Cutler Gentlemeis
I feel it a duly I owe to Ihe public, aod esprcn
lyto hundreds of my fellow beings who are nm
suffering under diUcrent diseases ofthe lan-t.u
give you a statement of Ihe good efiecls I hiu
experinccd from the use ofthe Vegetable Pnbo
nary Balsam. Having from my youlh up btto
troubled with difierent complaints of the lunn,
such as spitting oi blood, a troublesouie cough. fnc
quent hoarseness, wilh severe fils of coughinj.
andindecdall the symptoms of consumplion nj
from tuueto time I baveconsulted several eminrat
physicians, and have taken much medicine, hul I
received lillle or no relief, and.at last they tolj im
there was no hclp for me ; that my case washi
yond the reach ofthcir medicines In Ihe cpring
of 1827 1 was advised by a friend to try the Ve;
elablp Pulmonary Balsam. I obtained two bol
lles, and on trial I wassurprised to find soeffltrt-
ual relief which its use gave me, and afler abutt
live weekstimemy complaints weieenlirelyrc
inoved.anil I was reftoreri to good health. S.nte
that time I have kept it constantly by me, in ci
ofthe appearance of any nf tbe above comptah.';.
1 have known a larA nnmhornl riut trhprl
other medicines bave lailed of aflbrding any tt
lief, the Balsam was at lenglh resorled lo, nd
speedily effected a cure. I would Ihrirf. re tt
commend to everj person ihat has anoithjjb
ove complaints, on theii first appearance lo tik
the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, wbich thej rll
find a safe. convenient and positive cure.
Respectfully yours, T. P. Merriau
New Bedford, Mass., July 30, 18J1.
CtJ-CiuNTEnrciTs. Bcware of impositiea
Each genuine bol'leisencloM-dina iuc wri
pcron which is a velluw label, signed bv Viil
JON'N. CUTLER. None olher can be genuiot
ofa laterdate than December 1839. Thes'gni
turc ofSA.Mrson Rlko nill te continucd fuit
short time.
The great celebrity of the Vegelable PuIeo
nary Balsam has been the cause of altempls u
introduce spurious artides, which by parlially ai
sumlng tbe name of the genuine, are calculatcd
to mislead and deceive Ihapnblic. Among tleM
mixtu res a re Cartei 't Compound hutmunar-
Ralsam " l-Jlmtii-i,n P.Wtnvn ..-.. Ttnltrtm
" V gctablc Fulmonary BaUamic Stjrvp?
Purchaiers should enuui'ra for Ihe irue article
by its whole name The Vecitable Pcl
aiONARr Balsam, and see that it has Ihe mstb
and aignaturctof the genuine.
Each bottlrand seal is stamped "Vcgclibk
Pulmonary Balsam."
ror sale by REED, WING & CUTLER,
(lale Lowe and Reed) wbolesale dealers in Drct'i
Mediciues, Painls and Dye stuflj, No. 54. Chl
ham slreet, Buston, and by Druggists and connirj
merchants generally in New England, and ic:l
pnncipal places througbout the United StaleJi
unuan i-rovinces. f rice 60. cents. Sold by
S. MOODY.
15:ly Middlebury Vermont
SUPERFINE GENESEE FLOUR
for sale by thc subscriber.
JRA STEWART.
Sept.'2Q. 20 tf
fllWHNrY-FlVB cases heavy cow bid
X kipBOOTS. for sale very low by the
very low by the cue.
june 23. IB-ii
by JOHN XVOVV.
KWKSEK Pinnn r.i. T..
wtn a large assortment of Grocer
ies, just received and for sale low.
JOHN WOOD.
BAKER'S Water-Proof Oil Blackin?,
superior article for Harnessei,
iwhaise-tops and Boots and Shoes, for sa!
wnoiesaieor retail by JOHN WOOD,
Agent for the Manufacturer.
CASH
PAID for Shipping Fnrs.
JOHN
JOHN WOOD.
T. I. SALT.
TCRK'S Island salt, just received ariJ
for sale at 75 cents per bushel, br
Z. BECKWITH & Co
fiUT and WROUGHT
NAILS ani
window Glass for sale low. by
JOHN WOOD.
LARGE ASSORTMENT ofBco''
and Shoes, for sale low by
A. 5e W. S. Joh.vso:.
low at A. & W S. JOHNSONS'.
KEESVILLE rooDd,
flat IroD of all tbe
square, -sizes
maiw-
factured it theworks. are cotstantly o
hand, and foi isle by thr subscriber.
St
IRA S7KWAK1-

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