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1843. NOTICE. 1843-
THE Subscriberi happy to inronn tbeir
old and new rusto'a.-rs, as wt II the pnblie
snerally, thit they have jusl receivad well se
iecled assortment of gnoda frora tbe Boston and
Nw Vnrk mirkeln. rwrnlisrlv iitanted to Coun-
trj trade. At the. unpreeedented ow prices of
goods id maikct wo ie well aseurea mav
ball not be undertold by any one. We arr de.
tvrrcined lo f emier to the Farmer aud Mec.han.ie
an equivalent fbrtheli produce wMeh hasfallon
Jo the lowest point. We can conceive ofne rea-
kon Ihat wtil hifttiftf askino old high PRICE
for s;oodj when every thimj that is rendered in
pavmenl is by unavo'dariie nectss'iy ai ine
st ebb. Our assortment corapriscs eoodt ofthe
Utrst fashion selected for Iha double purpose il
p'easing the eye and durability
ibility. Wehaveof
DRY GOODS,
Broal Clothsand Carsimcres a choire assorl'
suenf. Gontls for sumrner wear, for Gent. vest
ingj a superior lot, Chantdbs in paib-rns, a rich
drticie foi Ladi. s' dresses. Frinted Lawns of su-.
perior q ualily, Kroncb, English and Arurtican,
l'nn, Bonnets a rhoice loi. uonnel Kieonsine
Eieatct varieiy and eaceedingly rich in figiire.
Moh.il and S, k Glovc.. Lace- and Edgmg. .
Hosieryl LaJies" Crivati, Silk Crarals, Parasoisl
Ac. &c. 1
HardWarc. j
A iflieral a.wrlmrn. t
Crockery.
- good apeortmcnt.
Dry Groceries.
A chnhn aisirttnent a can be lound in the
illie.
We rnpectfully invilethe public lo call and
TamiiiH our rocdi and nricei. fot kinde Pro-
luce lanrn in pajinent for good, and Catb will
xoTbe r fusc il oll J"-d.
A. CllAPMAN. & SOH.
H. Ii. Al on hand and for tale a good up
ailr of Wool Twme. & Sheep Sheare,
1813.
A. C. U Sox.
Muslins, Lawns, Prints, &c.
PLAIN nnd Fic'd Muslins and Lawns.
Krench and English Priiits.
lourninc nud Col'd Pari.ii.ns at
BIRGE'S.
.Vay 17, 1843.
A TAVERN STAND
FARM.FOR SALE.
SAID stand i si'uated in Cornwall, near Ih'
naeti.ii? hou'e four milra from Middlebury, on
the road Iradmz to Troy. Said stand is furnirh-
il witlia convctiienl hooie, heds and cut-buil
line' and a plenty of cood watcr. Also ibout
in ocrntof land. fivo of which is noodlandper-
taininc lo the same. The above atand ia one of
the best localions for a country elnnd in the
-conntv. ANo a fann contaiuini; 108 acrei of
firal rate 'aud upon whicli is a dwelling-bouae.
two barns and first rate fenccs said farm has
-upon it t"'o ngar orchards ajid a good supply cf
Iruit trers, anu as well walerec as any 14rm in
he counly. Saidfarmis within 1 a inile oflhe
3arern atand. Also 9 acres oflind iu Ihe awamp
-within a mile oflhe farm. AUo Ihe siock o'
aid farm and other valuable uropLrly. AII of
which will be old,or apart, lo suit the purcha
cr,and immed'ale popscFsion siren.
H3" For furthcr particuUn enquire of
T. Parkill, T. Eells,
C. G. Tildcn, M. 0. Porter.
Cornwall, March 22, IS-13. 46 tf
NEAR E1GHT YEARS
Befure the American Public, and now sold by
25 0 0
Agents in Ihe New England SUtes alone
BENJAMIN BRA.NDRBTH'S IIILLS.
TIIHIS vegelnblo and truly innocent
JL medicine ruKlFlF.sMie blood an'J im.
vaedialcly s!ay Ihe fiirflrr progrcFs of diicare
fln the bodiesof those whnse powers or life are
not alread) exhau!ed. Where human mrans
can avail, therc tcaicely is any complaint r
ii . 1 1. . ii .... ii. . .1.. .
rclieve and generall) curc. Allhough lliese pilla
c.rodce a known efn-ct, ihat nffect is rot to
liarmless in lberaeives,lhcy rocrcly
ASS1ST NATURE.
To Ihrow out tbe'iccasion ofsicknets frumtbe!
4kv.1 r -nt i KkV ronnira nn illftrahnn ln ttifi t-1itl i
irclotbing. In fact Ihe human body isbLtter.,
-J'be weaiher, while under ihe iufluence of lliis in.
ni, c iu suaidiii nuuuui iiijuiw, iug iiii,icii.cutjr wi
cciion oesirnyinz, direase eraaicanrg Meuicine
than any other timc
Tne importance of Brandrlh's Pills for Sta
cien and travi-lcis is, Iheref re, self evident.
By lh.e limely use of Ihis medicine how much
:dlcine How much
not prcvent!-
s Scarlel and fe-
inxialy and ickncs mighl we
Cold. hiliotu affections. Typhuj, Scarlel and fe-
T-rs of all kiudj. would beunknown! Bntwhrre
aicknesi does exisl, lot Ihe lliandreth's Pilla be
.at once ent for. lliat the ri-medy my be applied
wunoui larinerioit ol ume.
TtrU rl I
VVhere I'llVSICiailS haVe
ciren Ihe
BRANDRETH'S PILI.S
fair tnal. iheyconccde thc mpdicine Ihe bet
evacuant of the bowvls lulhcrlodiicereied. Tbe
ii.giedicnt. aru all pirpared rxprejtly for llip
manufaclur- of lhe Brandrrlh Pills. and itis im.
tpossiule lo nbiain a pureative of Ihe same pmp.
erties excrpt from Dr. B. Brandrelh. 1ft phy-
viciaiis anu iue woria ai iart;e Dearin mina that
The Brandrelh Pills mav be lakrn. if neceoa
ry.
0.,t
forany lenglh of time daily. tiot onlr witho
aniury, but with aeert'intvof benrfieial rauli
Remember Ihat they are'vegrtable and inno.
-cent medicine,
licinc j,t , powerful for the removal
-. wheiher shtonir or recr nt, infecfo, .
n.h.M ..r...
of disas
'jr otherwise,
That Ihey purify the bloid, and stay Itie fur
uoerprogressot jnease in Ihe nnman body,
Tbat. to manv case,. when the dn-adful rn. .
-T, - y . j i .i "",;."- ' neai,cnuie,arowsiness. Iieadnche, fitts. bad
JU. frame is inv.pnrated by he 1 emoval of the , ba j , ' lhemoulb jry cou,' "e";,;".
i"i"?Ltf".7?:ih" ",0rb,d ,he c,UlUd hn- r.ess, voracions appeli.'e. lfannes's i ch?n" r
uuis miu IHC UIDUU . i.i
gesor ulceration had laidbire lieamrnt or bonc,! "nr'l"A i JS.H LUMBAGO f , k , B c"HDSe in my sysiem gen
and where to all appearance, no human mntis Pan and weakneis in the breast. id.- had-1 tr?"Jr,,)ul ' ca.ut'0S an appetif, relieving the
could save life. have oaiienis hv the u of ih..ot
Pilla boen reaiored to good healih, iha d. rour
..,s ...aTe oeencempieieiy eradicated.
Genuine Brandreth's Pills of
.u-!"
me,
Jew Label?, that
DEATH BLOW TO COUHTIRFEITS!
Likeie ihe
Brandreth External Remedy,
Are rcjrularly furntshea tv the folIowinirisa"usir.,ibers liiat htve been rn.pli i.J ... i
ngcntsjii Addison Co. for their sale,
frorn my If. E.OPFICK,
19 Hanover Strecl, Hoston. 19
JATHAN HAGAIl, Mi.Mlebuiv, -
Needhnin & Denni.
taM AliddleLury
Addison
Utirnrs oi t uller,
P Kleicher 4-Son
J Frost &. Co.
Pliilander JonKi,
Moulton &. 1'olitr
neiij imin AUen.
Munson & Deau,
B F Haskill,
Smuel Evrrt,
Shoitfi, &. Webh,
KocOf & Nf.h,
MnRtlcv & Higgin?,
K nt VVnrjht,
T II Kitder,
ntm. R Bixhp,
J &, O S Siiiionds
BrW'j.i
'tol
Crnwall
Ferrixburgh
Xew Havea
Salisbury
Sbereham
Siarksbory
Fierjennes
Whiting
Watrh Point
tMinas &. Bircha d
0. BRAVDBETK, M. D.
IllU-rosJwpy K Y
1843.
Wool! Wool!!
Tbs undersijrned talcea Ihis method lo inform
tbe poblie that he his rebailt fcis faetory, fifty
rods north of the bridge in Salisbury village,
where le il ab!e to attend fo erery man'j want
ia the article ofPr,Aiiv Civotii of all qualiiiei
and eotors. CAseiMin" do., SATiitmi do.,
and Fu.tniLi do Partieular atteutioo paid lo
DYEING. Allhisclolhs ara Wool Dyd, and
nd better eolore than can be obtiined in thia vi-
clnity. Tbe undorsigned nov lias his maihinery
I jn lucees.Uitoperation, anJ i ready to receive
Wool to raanoftcture by the yard of on snares
I also, will eiehanee Clo'h for Fleeco Wool,
1 Puiird wool. elti and Tazs. Ho will positively
' (Jo a wrll er better in rtspeet lo priee of work.
lorqualily ana loodnf'is or cleth exehanged. as
dt olher tn'l in this vicinitv. Woot. Cahdiso
and Clotii Dtl!!!.lG atlrnded to ae uual
6;ly H. W. WALKER.
' N. B. Ftftj mds north Ihi bridge Salisbury
VilliK'i. pteasecall and examine. II , il.
JNotice.
rMlHE Subseriher will rfeeiVe Wool or
JL Casn, oa old Notes and Arcounls if de-
Midl,t.buryJune 9l 1S43.
L 1 ;
Still heaper !
A. FRANCIS,
IS recrivins tlie L,ircet. Ciicapest a.to
JL BEST Block of
GOODS
icuic ujK.ujci ,uj. im. uim "-"T"mattcr, tliccauseoioiseaie, and luuslilute neal- ;
tcereoougAtwiAcajAat mueA foieer pricei tLyactiun inits place. The beauliful simplicily j
than ever beloie lirard of. lof this niodr of titalinent is not only suggesled j
Tlmse persons wanlins, will do well tojby the palhologyof dlscnses, not only gratcful lo j
call tiefuie piri'linin": as tbry will find the sofTerers, but perleclly in cnnronance with I
Goods loxeer Ihan thty exptcl,'ail tl.ty will
have the benefit nf a laige sh'ck to selcct
Irom.
M..y 22, 18 IS.
SHERMANS
06
5y
Children
POR SHERMAN'S LOZENGES,
and well ihev mav. fnr iIk-v h
pleasant a the best Peppermint Candy, nnd
(luaacas an nic pruprr.irs requisne lor curti g
them wlicn sick. ftt. Sherman is au expcri
encrd Physician. a:id a ineniber of the Med
ical Society of ihe cily of New York, and
hasabandon -d a larae and lucrative praclice
10 enable him lo introduce Medicine iu ihi
iU :,ion ol one'hund.ed 7nr,wn,y-i
s.x.onso.hisLozenges, has placed thm I
pieasant inrm. t ive year's expencnce, and
l i i - . . . - r
uTjunuuuuui or unceriainiy.
WORMS CAUSE DEATH,
And many suffer for months, and even
year, ir.m lliein, wilhout suspeclin-r tbe
i-itusc. i n?v mav oe Known rn.- n h-, i...,i.
pickin; at the nose, gnawiii'r at the stomach
t . . ..i.i . . . .
slaning ia sleep, srindin" of ihe teeih nain
iu ihe stomach. helly, and loints, flashcs of
Thc mulliiudn nf
Lozences have cured is almosl inctedihle &.
a i-iuure nas neverbeen known.
MY IIEAD WILLSPLIT
I oflen siid by Ihose whn are subiecl to a
.. w.. . miiviiiidu a vampnOr IjOZeneS
' will cure any r.ase, no matier
.st, no matier how bad tn
ten minutes. Thev cnrp Palr,,im;,. r .h.
heait, sea sickness, lowness of spirit?, des
pondenoy, fatigue and raost nervous disfaes
m that ihotl space of time They dint 1 aU
,i.p .lio,...;. .,.,. . . ' . .
,"e.ll'slress,nS: 'irnptoms of a nighl's dissi
Pa"ob' krf P u"' ,he P", and enable a pe r
e.in f . . nnilam.i . . I . . ...
i"-"" " f jiiu?, anu enable a pe r
UDIJ5,i great menial and bodilv toil.
"fy enaDled Ufo. Washington Dijon to
w?l, '2 hours ivithcut rest or sleep. Hc
I'ecouiu noi iiave done It withput them
MY COUGH VJLL KILL 2JIE
. Sav many.nnd siill ihey go on neglectin"
" ' t'lsrave swallowa them u,.. Sber-
,mau'?.C..ugh Lozenges uill immedianlval-
iav au oruinarv cises. Tlim.im.ii..:
, . - . -" wfc.fi. uc llJUbl
uusii.ia.r, iccrni ones. in a lew liouri
r i . " . i"uia, iiuu
i
... wiiiuuoio. in Asthma. wh.mpin...
cough, c;iugh allending n,eas'e., and tirit
ness ol the cheat they give inslnnt relief In
Co..suinpiiun. where dealh has not set his
wal, these Lcze.iges will restore the liloom
lo the bajgard cheekand henllh t. the i.ihei
wiselostpalient. Thev have r...
";anY P"ns thnt had been given upby'thi ir
ph.sicians nnd frie..ds. Their celebritv f..t !
curin" Cnimhe an.l r'i.iJ -i .. i
i known throuL'hout ihe civiir n,,l.f VI?, '
t,e drmand for them is bpTumJ Ine eanee'niion ' '
of ad. Only think of five or six K" 1 !
P'easant t.. the taste as a c-.mmon ,,'r'1
plumb. curing the most dislressin- Cuhsfn
,e' "L""!"1")' n.inutes. " i
anr nnrt of iliMu i- V.i. .
falling of ihe V nmh Piles &c ctired'f' '
anennnV Poor Man' Plaster. which m .
Pi.., ' I
. loi o . ., . " oosw
' Appi.ea locorns. itilraw.' a
inem out bv therom ;ti.n..f .i.- i' .. ".
n Clark
..
Danus Anlhony.Rev-Sabastiai. Street r Rev I
Mr Haudcci-: Docior, M , d
' Smttl. ,..,1 V...I. I .ia:1.. ""Bs.
. . ttuuris.
i r. " , i'ui, o.u o o cemon
I I
1 iiincir i ntiam ia. ..;. . . . .
i"2 sherman's Loze
-Vi"-"5
nable virtues. 48-,"
auai and unquesiionable
Agent
n,..t , S ru "- Jherbun.; Sir.irc &
TS.-1. .
&B.1I. Kurl..,,d; S. r Leoard ir ir"'5
lord; L.phaim V.il'sohwl, 'fe
. .iiiri, widrrenunn km . r. . . . .
&. &..UelIard. East Clarreml. sT'l. J.
1 To"sa",',W'll'"5;.3ilen Ig
i a . R. Va.le & Co., Danbey B.,rrougl'; sVni
leii.kKr.lIass.East Pouliney; Jhon C Sawl
"wrl BlnSLam. Sudbury; E D Bush,
.& V Chioman. fl.,i'. iv.. .; ' . 7i
1 olncy Ross, Brandon; Mooker & Wo.sle-
iZ w d ii . ir s' Huntington.
Hat;i B'br' V"Se,nn; Eenjamine
'Haskel Samuel Evcrtj, Cemwall; D & G
m,ch Kent Wrifhl, Sdoreham; Nehemifn
ray, Salisbury; MunsoD & Dean, BrUt"
Memlt t Moon, General agepts for Rnf.
hod aao Addison Ccnwie.
Cry.
TO THE
AMERICAN PUBLIC.
1MPR0VEMENT in whatever rejards the
hsppinesi and welfare of uur race ii constantly
on Ihe march to perfeclion, and with each uo1
ceedingday soee new problem is solved, or
oine profoiind scret revealed, havinc; an i'n
porUnt and diiect beannj ov;r mni' hijheit
deftinics. If w; lake a retrospeetire Tiew orer
the naat twenlv rean. how if the mini atruck
ilh wondeil Wbat rapia stridej has tcience
me '."7 o'PwpeM ot cir:iueu me.par-
ticulaily in that which relates lo the knowledge
oftbe humansystem in heallhanddisease. How
V ' ran, Ve Uy dUadh ,hegenc7 o P'-e. on the repu.a.ion of this real.y Talua
I , . ..i ii.. :.,..:..: ble remedy. Be careful to se Ihat tbe new- la-
I irai'Miii.;.
and our imag nalion glon at ttie mgenuily, ne
1-.... k t Ih. cl.nrrf n.rA..lin.nf
itheDre.enttim.! Through Ihe claborate inve
I r Phv.iMnv r ih. .n.nn. f I.IFE.
tnH ih. Paiholv nf nrevVent d!es. much
Taluabls nraclical kcowledse has been gaincd.
l In conseiu-nco ol becoraioz acquainled wnh
the organization, Ihe elements of the various lis
uei and structuresof tlic systcm.remedieshaTe
"?h,hnid.::rir
. thc operalions nf ature, and satisfactory to tl.e
Tiews anu reasonings oi every in e igeni, renec -
timrmind. Itisthu that SAStfs SARSAfAa-
illa. a scieniiGccombination ofessenlial prin
ciplesof the moit valuable vrgetable substan
res, oprratrs upon Iho syslem. The Sarsaparil
la isrombined wilh Ihe most cffectual oidi, the
most kalutaiy production, the most putent sain
ples of Ihe vegetab'e kingdom, and its unprece
denlrd succcss in the rcstorttion to healtli of
Ihose who haO lone pined undcr Ihe mostdi.trrs-
( aing chiome maladiis, has given it an exalled
cnaracier, iuiiiibui.'5 .a u uoes eviuence oi llf
own inttiusic value, and recommendin; it to the
affliclrd in terms the afSicted only can know.
Il has long bccn a inoot imporlanl disideiatum in
thepracticu of medicine toobtain a remedy sim
ilar to Ibis one that would act on ihe liver,
stomach and bowels wilh all the precision and
poleccy of mineral prrparations, yet witbout any
of their deleterious cfTects upon tbe vilal powers
of the systein.
ftj- The attention of Ihe reader is rcsnectfully
called to Ihe fullowini; cerlificilca. Howcver
great achlevements have hcrelofore been madeby
th:s inraluable medicine, yrt daily cxperience
shows rrsuus siiii more rcmarkable. Ihe pro-
prietors hereavail thcmselvea of the opporlunily
ol sayine t " a fourco ol conrlant satirraction
that they are made the mean- ofrclieving such
an amount ol sunenng.
Newark, N.J.Dec. 13 1843
Jlleisr: andti Gent Words cannot
express the gratilude I feel for your ireatment
10 me. a stranger sufferinj; under one of the
inost loalhsome diseasrs that nature is capa
hle of bearing. The disea; e with which I
was afflicted comnienced with iidlainmaiion
of Ihe eyes, in the ear 1836, which caused
n'most tolal blindness. For ihis I was Irea-
,ed and "V b"1 f
'Jl'
remedies
upement of
a srrn'ulous affeclion on lefl aitn nenr Ihe
elboiv.
The patn extended from the shouhler to
the end nf niy fiuseis, and for two years my
siifTcrings were beynnd desrription. I tried
vaiious remedies and cnnsulied different
Phvsi.'.ians in New York, and atnonrst them
tbe late Or. BuFhc, who told me the disease
il tbe arm was caused by the larpe quantiiy
of mercury taken to eure the innammaiion
of niv eyes.
My suUVrings continued, the arm cnlarged
tumors formeil in ilitTerent place?, aud in a
leiv roontns dicnarged, inaking ten runniiig
ulcers at one time, some abovc anu tome be
low the elhow. and ihe discbarge wa so ol
fensive thal no perscn could beartobe in
the room ivhere I nas. I then applied lo
anoilier dislinnuishcd Pbysician who :..lil me
ampu'ntion of the arm wns the only tbin?
that(ciu'd save my life, as il was imjinssible
to rure so dreadful a disease; but as I ws
unwillii.ng lo conser.t lo it he recommended
me lo use Swaim's Pauarea freely, whicli I
did wiihout deriving hut little benefit. "For
thice vears I was unable lo raie my hand lo
my head or cnrab my hair, and ihe scrofula
nnw made its appearance on my head, des
troying ihe bone in difJVrenl places, causng
extensive ulcerations. and I feareil it miht
reach and destroy thebrain :he head swel
led veiy much, accompanied with violent
painj numerous external remedies were rec
ommended, but they did no losil. Abnut a
year since I was laken severely ill with a
S.velh")7 of the hodv finrn lipa.l t.. f. .
that I was entirely helpless, the Doctor 'ad-1
vised me to so to ihe hosnital. fnr h a;a nn,
uoiltrstand mv cn.se; forthelast few munths I
I had been afllicted with a severe pain nn !
bolh sides, at times so hard I could srirrol,. '
jiei my hreath. A hacking cough constantly
annoyed rce, and.this eombined wiihmyl
other maladies, rendered mctruly miserable.
aucn. gemiemen, had been my siiuation fiir
seven vears of mv life when I rnmi,..n...i
lhe use o( 'our oirsaparilla, l.ut as mv case
vas considered boneless. and ihe nnr nt,.
pect of a speedy i!isotution seemed incvita
lil. T Clr ht.t l.ffl . .
Ve'e - T,le P"30.'0" "friends induced
",c l. "Y)oui meotcme, which in a lew days
pams. and givin? me sirenslh: as suce
'r"eS C0" "J?ncP 1 was encouraged to
success in-
perse-
.. - . c? i"-
VCIC' Pa,ns grew easier, my strenorih re
turned. fnod rp ih .!, kl.j i
..u '3 ". . "?.
."' luI"'ro anu l once more lelt w 1 1. n me
e St ' "" WeI1- 1 haVS n0W
Sawaparilla about iwo months, and am like
J,Ue";nt b,e,n5- Th,e that was to be
AMPUTT.ED '"'s.'Dl'rely healed.a ihine that
,buii.ia.I .A:i.T . "
. . - 1 0i.aisa.iy uriievi
,a.ct; an. new ns uscful as at any pcriod
a.xus.ua.i.wiiiivuwii pvf. iiiii n t n.u
'lla-soeVnr
,haD " nWI.IW
I know Mariha Conlin, and helieve what
JOHIM
peifectly true,
i ruwEK,
Given ai New-York, Ihis I4th day of Decem-
nrciur ai st Fi.r'. fThn.s.
I kncw Manhi Conlin, and hare known other
sunenng uiners
JON DUBOIS, Bishop of NewYork,
Sand'a Sinaparilla will aIo remove and Dr-
..j vuir. wicctior-a IIATI.lg IIICIT OTlglJ Q ftn
impure tle ofthe blood and depraved condition
, 5e?efal. constilution, viz: Scrofula or
nhi.n.i. n.. ""'"'"a.isin.
JLI1 in str.rinisa Innna 1 .. .
.......... -"..nrMi t.ruptions, liioiclies, Ll
Pnnple. or Puslnlr.. r.r ti.. i... r-i L o '
P p. " -ii.iDiiic aote
ZiZ. j' f 1 ot teuer. SealdHead, enlaree
o7.w'5?''J,,"i,lnK fr0min i-j-dicious use
n ZlZti, de"In" d otber.in,
Prepared and sold bv A. B. S.n... t. r. t.
gistsand Chemists, Granite buildin,r vnnlrZ.
way corner of Chambers sU NeYcti . J C,
lhe doz. or single Bottle. by W. P. C-'X
girt JliddlehrV Tl. ,ra
AND
Liver Complaint.
fklt TAYLOR'S BALSAM o
WORT, from 375 Bowery. N. Ynrk,
for the eure of Couh, Coldf, Catarrh, Ath
ma, soreness of tho-Chcsl, pain in the side and
brcait, raiaing of Blood Liter CoMrLAirrrs,
Bronchitia, all Iboje atfections of the throal and
Lung, whic.'i are a tource of so much mffttiag
and unarrestcd. o often terminate in Consuatr
tio.i this reniedy is highly and juatly diilin
guished. It is purely veBelable, mild and genlle
in its cffecls upou the tytem, and can be laken
in the inost delieate casc. wilh safetyas well as
utilily. Phyiicians, aware of fts medicinal prop
ertiet, and witnrssing iU efiecla ercn in extrcme
and in some instances, apparently almoit bope
lcsscasea, often prcfcribe it in prac'Jce, botli as
a pallutiveanda remedy. and nith the Medical
Faculiy gencialiy, it has met wilh great appro
bation. Certificate from the highsstand most reipec
table sources, of persons wbo have either bcen
greally relieredjy it, or entirely recorerrd from
aSections of the Lungs and Liycr could be fur
nisliod in abundance, butlfacy will be foand on.
ly in Ihe wrapper, which is aroand each bottle
The public are cautioned against the counler-
fcits and iniitations which are offered fo sale at
u . .tl Ul. ,..,1,.,, ;,),
-- - r - - ---
nt GlJRDON J. LeIDS, Solo wholcsale
agent w.thiut which none is genu.ne.
I N. B. Therc is a spunous and counterfeit ar
. !icIe os,. ond 'le!' mtrodaeed inlo this placo.
Thcrefore be carefnl lo gel Ihe genuinc, which is
Irom 375 Bowery, New xork, and is lor sale in
Middlebury by Sidncy Moody , sole agent for tho
genuine articfe in thij placo. 7;yl
hotise. carrtaoe & stgn
1 o.. M.n,. n
! Su0P' ES.D OF TIIE BlftDGE, OVEK
S. Moodit's Drco Store.
ALL ordcrs for painN
ing wi'.l be executcd
ilh dispatch, in a work
manlilte manncr.ond on thc
most reasonable terms.
Oils 4 Paints
Will be furnislied as chcap as can he bought
nvthis county by thc subscribcrs.
PLAIN & ORNAMENTAL
SIGN PAINTING,
Uono in any style required.
Paper Hanging and Glazing
to order.
Chairs
Kept constanlly on hand, and fo
sale at reduced prtcer.
Cabinet Furniutre
Made and for sale by the subscribcrs.
T Moody,
J. IUcDoKALD.
Middlebury, April 19, 1843. 50;tf
EXTRA BRANDS
OF FAMILY FLOUR.
'irifc, supscriber is now re
J. ceiving and will keep con
stanlly supplied with thechnic
est brands of Flour, iManufuc-
ture.l in the estern Country. The flour
lurnished b him, being from about twenty
uuirreni nuiis oi me rngncsl reputation, nas
not ror will nnt be surpassed, if equalled in
marKet.
J. N. HINSDILL
347 River street Troy,
May 12, 1843. J
We thc undersicned Bakcrs
OF the city of Troy, (being all who aro
enjraged m the Tradt in the cily.) do hereby
certify thai we have used of J. N. Hinsdill's
Jirands ol r L.VUH toa large amnunt. His
flour hcs uuifurmly proved excellent, and is
equal lo any we Iiave ever used, or seen in
maikei
Jos. Wicks,
Jos. Hodge,
E. Morse,
W. R. Millei,
Bunnell,
J. Crumnv.
A. W.Moore.
and Fancy Brands,
TJriel Dexler,
Jnseph Vale,
Jnseph Grant,
Dn'l Hralh,
R. Inwood,
JEf Common, Exlia,
shipped lo order loany port on lake
plain, at lnwest rales.
Cham-
2 ml
WOOL
MANUFACTURING,
CARDING AND CLOTH
DRESSING.
mHK f.TIRsnn Tvtprj m .,r..ii.. :
----- -..iufci u.iu it0i!...ujif ,
i.ji.'Mii uis irienus ana me pum c inai ne
IS prepared I.i receive. at his Faclorv on the I
nriagein salisbury village, wool, 10 manulac- ;
ture on shares, or by the yard, to suit custom-
ers, inio I
ti -.. .t tsi i i j
jl icuii viuill, JT. lailllUIS anu
,-
w-aSSimereS.
HIS Machinrry being ne wly fitted up and
and in complcte renair. he is prepared to dn
workin the best manner, and on tbe most
reasonable terms.
He will also excbangecloth for wool upon
as good terms as may be made in any estab-
nsnmenun Ibe Uouniy. Caiculatiiigliispres-
entbus,nessf.,rpcrmanency,hewi.lendeav-
y' 1 ,C,?.l,?1t a,,en,,onr, ? brach
-.....-.i.iuim, IU....L luuuuiatiuiiui;
togive compleie sa:isficti.n to customeis.
June, 7.h 1813. E.B, IIOWARD.
5;8ra
Cram's Improved Drag Rakes.
The subscribcrs are engaged in'making the A
bove named Rakes, and are now ready to sel
them at Wholesala, or retail, or to deposite them
out for sale on Commission.
They are far superior to the common hand
rake for raking light grass, and forrnking after.
The heads are 6 feetlong, with SOteeth
Priee S1.50 at lhe faclory.
Wheclzi Tkadwat and Rich.
Shoreham, June, 14, 1843.
To Merchants.
sf)ANrLE-VICK,and COTTON YARN
from No. 5 to 25, and of the besi oi!'
or sale by the subscriber.
JUSEFH GORDON.
Middlebury, Jan.2f., 1843. 28tf
Read! Read!
FIRST, read the Deaths, thcn torn to the
Medical Departmentof this paper and read as for
lif. Tlmn rll nnicklr on ihe subscribine a-
I jjylgent who has the eure on hnd forallyourmal-
HAVE YOU A COUGH J Do not neglect
it; tbousacdr harn ineta preinature death for Ihe
wsnt ofa little attention to a common cold.
Hareyoua CouehT Da. Jathi's Expic
torant, a aafe oiedical preacriplion, containing
no poisonoin drugs, and used in an ealensire
practice for sereral years, will most positirely
aflbrd relief, and save you Irom that awful dis-
sweeps into the erave bundreds of Ihe young,
. . . . . . . ...
ease rur.uo.f arv Uo.tsDMrTio.v, wnicb annuaiiy
t 1 1 ni n 1111.11 ih. Mirn v ind in ffv
Hare jou a Coueh 7 Be persuadd to pur -
ae a bolUe oflhis Exptctorant. to-dat !
u. . l....
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chase
To morrow mav be toolate.
Have you a Cough? Jayna's Exptctorai.t
is the only remedy you should lake to curc you.
For Ihis plain ifeason, That in nooneof.be
thousand cases whero it has been used has it
failed to rclieve.
DR, JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT This in.
valuable medicine is daily efTecting some of the
most aslonishing and wondeiful cures that have
everbeen knowu. All who bave used it for
Arthma, Coughs, Spitling of Blood, Hooping
Cough. Croupor Hives. Csnsumptiou. Chronic
Pleurisy, Hoarseness, Pain and iioreness of ll.c
Breast, difficully of Bjealhing, and evcry other
diseaseotlhe lucs and breast, ean and dj
attesttoils usefulnes9. Bno.NCiiiTis.a discasc
which is annuaiiy sweeping thousands upon
thousands to a premalure grave, under Jhemis
taken name ofCoNSOMPTion, is always cured
by it. The usual syinploma ofthisdieasc(Bron
chitis) are Cough. Soreness of Ih- Lungs or
Throat, Hoarseness, Difficully of Breathing,
Aslbma, Hectic Fever, a rpitting up ofphl'gm
or malter, zai sometimes blood. It is an infla
mation oflhe fine skin which linca tne ioside o!
the whole of the wind tubes ot air vessels,
which run thrcugh every p rt of tbe Lungs.
This Expectorant immediately supprewes the
Cough, Pain.InQamation, Fever, and difficulty
of Breathing, and produces a free and easy Ex
pcctoration, and a cureis soon effccted. '
Italways cures Astiima two or three laigc
doscs will cure the Crodp or Hives of children
in from fil'teen minutes to an hour'a time. Il
immediately subducs the violence of iioopi.nc
coucii and efiects a spcedy curc. Hundreds
who have bceu given up by tncir physicians as
incurable with "CoNsuiiPTioN,'have been re
slored to pctfect hcalth by it.
ONLY GIVEIT A FAIR TRIAL. We afk
no more of ar.y one than to pivc Dr. Jayne's
Expectorant a fairtrial, and ifil does not cure
tbe variou discases for which il is rrommende
sooncr or inoreefTectually than any other mcd.
icine that has ever beeu offered to tbeiublic
the proprietoris willing to undergoany pcnaltr
howevcr, severe, the pnblie may see prope: to
impose upon nun. il nas, ii iv.il, and It ca
cure coughs, co'ds, aslhma, bronchils, blecdin
from the lungs or throat, whoooine coueb
croup, and a vcrv laree moioritv nfihemoi
hopeless cases ofronsumption, when physiciaiis
dtiu uieir pii:3i;ripuoiis lail iu uo any goou. A'
gain wo say, try it. Itwill notharra you, but
musl and will po you cou. II is prepared on
ly ny ur. u. JYJfe. fto.SO South Third street
Philadelphia, and No. 305 Broadway. New
iork. rrice per bottle.
IS TIIERE BjJLM IN GILEAD I Was
tbepatnetic exclamaiion ofthe prophet of Isre
al as he bebeld tl.a degradation and miscries o
nis peopie ana aoes not the heart oflhe ph
lanlhropist move with emotions of eotnmisera
tion and sorrow as he witnesses the hopele.s
ii.. . ... . . .. 1 . .
uu ncipiessconamon oi thousands dyineaiia
round h'tn wnh Cons'iinplion, and olher pulmo-
nary aujcuons, and lo ak, "is Ihere no balm
tbal can hcal them ?" nor physicians to rescue
uiem irom aeatb7 Yes, tlierelsa balm that
xvill hral them, atidat once arreal Ihose falal
diseases and restore thrin te hcalllL It is found
in Jayne's Expectorant, wb:ch never faiU lo
rtneve.
It is prepared by Dr. D Jayne, 305Broadway
New York, and 20 South Third street, Phiia.
delphia.
Priee, Sl per bottle.
WORMS! WORMS! WORMS! Jirsr'.i
losic VcRMiri-ce. This Vermifuge is per.
eciiv saie, ana o pieasant liiat enildren will
not refuse to lake il. It cftectually deitiovs
worms. ne ulralisteiaciditr or tourneis of the
stomach, increases Ihe anpclile, and aclsaaa
12 neral and permancnt tonic. and is thrrefore
exceedingly bencficial to intermitlent and re-
muienl lever. mdieeslion, &e. and is almost
a certain cure for fever and ague. and what is
oi inoie importance it does it permanently.
ll not only destroys trorms and invigorales
me nnoie sysicm. tut il disaoivcs andcamrs oll
iue supcrabundant slime or mucus, so prevaleul
in Ihe stomach and bowels of children. mor .
prcially of thosc in bad heallh. This inucus
lorms the bed or nest in which tba worms pro
ouce iheir young; and by removing it, itnim-
possioie lor worms to remain in tho boilr
It is hsrmlrss m Itseffects on thesvstem. acd
the bealth oflhe palienti always improved by
its use, evcn when no worms are discovered.
Numerous cerlificatesofits usefulness have ben
receired, which Ihe proprietor does not consid
er necessary to publisb.
Josiali Thompson.near 5aem, N. J., adminis-
xerea iius vermiluge to a clnid Deiween iwo
and three years old. and say that in a fe days
she dischaiged one hundrcd and Ihirly seven
large worms-
Alr.Jos ph A. Lentz. of lhe Pennlownship
Savines Iniu'iuiion. Philadeluhia. lave it foone
of his ahildren; and says that aftcrtbcsixtndose
it broueht awav about fiftv worms at one. fire
and six inchis long.
Mr. Ferdinand WoodrufF used two botlles of
Ihis Vermifuee for drspensia. and in the courso
of two weeks discbarged upwards of Ihirly pieccs
i iape worm, and was increby perleclly cured.
Another centlemen of tbiscitv had it admin-
steredto his little dmehlcr about Ihrcc years
old, when she had a number of discharges rom
herbowelf, coroposed entirely of little white
tbread worms. He nyz tbey carce away from
her not onlv by hundreds, but I may sav by
thousands separately andir. solil ballsas large as
bickorv nuts. coroposed entirely of dead worms. j
.Cl.t. fr..fll.. Manv lafli.. sn.l ...nll.m.ti .
j r... ...
iiato louna luis terinuugu iu ue a pcruj.ueui
core fur siclc ni
headache.
Piles Numerous cases cfniles have been per-
lectiy curea dj tne use oi mis vaiuame vcrmi ,
fKe.
riudiiy, (viiat me puuiiciidvo luug uccucu, a
medicine ol lliis Kina, wmcn migttl De ccpenneu
upon, prepared bya regular physician, is now j
(ofTered lo them, and can be had of Dr. Jayne,
No. 20 South Third street, Philadelphia, and at i
nis offlce No 305 Broadway New York. j
t
OALDNESS AND LOSS OF HAIR. 1
j ' caused by a want of healthy ac- !
tion on ,l,e wfl'eh throw ofl perspiration
, ?.om ,hf h"d- hen thee T.,'eU "J wf ,,c or '
,k y:ir ., . V - j i
tUVl
Less blood is ihen carriud lo the rool. of ho j
haia. and for want nf hi. i lK s.,:. ,, ..l
sufEcicntnourishmcnt, and constquentiy be. ;
comes dry and barsb. and beeins insensibly to
tne nair nas nui
uu on svnicn conlinuim; to increase, erentuallr i
produces baldness. Reiiore the capillary ves
sels of lhe head lo their former haltliy circula
tion, and afine silky new hair will make its ap
pearance whicli will increase in quantiiy and vo
lume until the hair becomes thick and healthv.
Jayne's Hair Tonic ia the only preparalion
tlut has ever been known to produce new Hair !
n.u II..J. l; .. . . : . uv
ble in.i.nce.. ind wiH "Mn ftil ir 1.
: :
and persevering! used
nml iiriAriniTls i. r. . J r J I- 1 n t cu
Prepared only by Dr.
u. jayne,
BALD HEADS AND HARD HEADS
freauentlv unite in lhe same iadividual:
ihat is, persons predisposed to early Baldnesa
aie apt ly be firm, and too often sell wllled and
stubborn. Jat.ie's Hair Toxic, is the very
thing f.r removing tho first, but what Infiuence
it may have on the latter remains to be tested by
ezperience. Isit not, bowever, worthy of alri-
il I Ladies who havf huebandspossdfcine ith-
er Bild or Ilard Headi, are inrited to make a
liberal applieation of this Tonie to tbe heads of
their lords, and if it do not make them more flex
ible and manageable will at least restore their
hair and add each comfort and beaoty of the
gentlentan.
TAYNE'S SANAT1VE P1LLS,-
PiLLstnaV be laken at all times.
Tliese
mav be taken at all times. ana are
bcneficialin nearlr all diseascs. ThfV hare
been a farori'e preicription of Ihe proprietor for
all obsirnctlousof the Liver, Spleen, Kidneys,
Uierus, and ailother Orgns of tho body ln
Sainmalory, Intermittent, Rornilicnt Billious,
and erery olher form of Fever Jaundico and
Liyer Complaint. For Dyspepia they are really
an inraluable article, gradoally chaneinethe vit-
' iatcd sacretions ofthcslamach. and producing
I i i.i 4 1 lmntnt nwtr n Th.ii
i niunv bciiiiu 111 iuai I'.'vui . . ui .aut . .. ,
. --- -- ,. . ... r. . r-
: are Tery vaiuaDie ior auFasra oi iuo siu. ..u
what is commonly callcd imounty oflhe blood;
I c. r.m.l. PnTnT.li!nt.. rntiitnrii. C.
also forFemale Complaint.. Crst.veness.tc.&c.
and in f.cl every disease where an Aperieni,
Alteraiive or Purgative medicine is requiied.
CCT Foor Fivths of the numerous and dis -
trcssing cases of Dtspepsia POSITIVII.Y caw
bi cured by a persevering use of this valuable
sanatitj!.
They are expressly prepared tibe used as an
Anerient. when puaginr is necessary, while. us -
inil.l. FTnpplorant. andforlhe removal ofOb
ttructionsin Ihe Liver. which Is often an at
tendant on some or the diseaserof ihebreast. Full
directions wilh each box.
Also Jayne's Carmikative Dauai, i cci
lain cure for Bowci. aud Summer Com-
PLAINTS, DlARRHCCA, DYItNTAST, CllnLlC.
Cramps. Sick and Nervous Headachc,
Sodr Stomach. Choleka Morbos, and all
derangenjenl ol the Stomach and Bowels.
All of the above Medicines are for sale by
SIDNEV MOODY, Acest.
Middlebury. March S23. 1843. 49:lY
Books & Stationery.
fPHE subscriber has
justreceived from N.
Yotk, several new con
ignments of Books, a
mong which Is a goud as
sortment of
School Books, Juvenile Books,
Classical Books, Bibles
and Testaments.
The late publicaiions of Dayton and Newman
and John S. Taylor & Co. consistlng of Ihe very
popular writins;s of Charlotte Elizabeth, Baird's
Travel? in Eurepe. Parkcr's Lrctures on Uni
versalism, DufBeld on the Prophcsies, Helen
Flcetwoocj.Principalilies andPouers.Gaussen on
tho inspiwlion of Ihe Bible.Christian Antiqui
ties, Scan's Bit le biography, Nelson on lnfijel
ily, and a variety of olher miscell aneous
Books and Annuals.
jCJ- Thc books are generally recent publica
tions, and mot of them eleganlly bound. Also
Paper, Ink, Quills. Inkstand.SIates,5leel pens
Account Books. Memorandum Books, Writing
Books. Cards.Toolh and hair Brushes, Wafers,
ShopSand, Fancy Printing Paper, Tissuc Paper
All which will be so'd low for cash,
CH.1RLES BOWEN.
Middlebury . O. Nov. 28. 1842. 3I;yl
GALLONS Linse?d Oil, for
sale by thefubjcriber at hi
il Mill,, by the Barrel at ilieN.
i . priee currenl for baa.
Painting done as usual,
And Paints furntshed to those only who cm-
ploo him, 10 or 15 pr. ct. less ihan al any olher
hop or store in thc state. Call and sce.bclbre you
evploy anyo'iher if work 1 not done asagreed.
nd paints as rrco'iimenced, no cbarges made.
Three or six months credit eiven ifreauirrd
Call at my shop at Alrs. Kinsley's, 2 doors east
of W. S. Johnson's store, or at my residcnce.
All ordrrs Irom a distance puncluall. i atended lo
for oil or painting. T.O'FLA TyGAN.
P. S. itniled Oil by tha barrcl, f riequetted
orin smallrr quantity. NE O' F.
May 30, 1S43.
1 843.
11IANUFACTURING.
DAVEMPORT & TURMER
WMTOVLU respectfully inform
their
"T pat rons, and the public
gcncr-
ally, that Ihey will continno to ruceive
WOULi at the establishment of tho Mid.
Jlebury Manufaclurinc Coinpany, to manu.
facture into Cloths. Cassimeres or Saltin-
etts, white or colored Flannels, Stc. ofper.
manent colors nnd mixcs, lo suit tho aste,
nn shares or by tho yard, at the option ol
ihe owner.
Being furnislied with the necessary ap
paratus, and having in their cmploy com
petent and nithful workmen, they will con
inue to improve lhe value anrl stylc of their
goods, inlending tnat they shall not be sur.
passed by those of any other cstablishment
the stato. I bey will keep an assorl
ment on hand to accommo. dale those who
may want a part of their clcth in advnncc.
Gratcful for tho extcnstvo patronoge
they have received.they hope by strict per.
soual attention to business and the inler-
csts of their patrons to receivo a libcra
sharc of their favof.
TER.MS as reasonable as at any cslab.
lishment iti the vicinity.
middlebury, June,20.
Hartford.
THE subscriber has been appointed Agent fo
me llARTrOKD fixc lrISnAKCC COlirAMT.
Middlebury and vicinity. and will rcceivc
proposals for insuring property against Ioss or
damage by Fire. The lone eitablished reputa-
ilinn oflhis company, and the promplnesa with
which all their Iranjaclions have bcen character.
isea render il onnecessary to say anylhing in iis
favor. All bussincss connected with tho offiee
.....ub.cu tu nim wiii uo laitniuuy ano punc
luauy iransacted. JONATHAN UAGAIC.
MidJlebury, Fcb.26, 1842 43;y Agent.
WOOL CARDING
- .
AND MANUFACTURING
' "n'ct'ber is now teady to receive
rr..!00' - ' 10 CARD and MANUFAC-
wtm ....
nsa j
CIOTH
At the Woolen facmry formerly carricd on
l.v A. Snnldino. S, Cn ' Thr. ,n,i.l.; ;. :"
Prr,.ect .rd."' an.U ,D.P.ubiJc may
. r -- --- ......... v
. - , ..... , 1 . . "
tneir work will be doi.e tuthpirsailc.
1 Ild 1
fiction, and on lhe most "
Reasonable Terms.
A ehare of the paironage is solicited.
JOEL SPALD1NG, Aent.
Middlebury, May 2, 1843. 52 tf
sjfUTand WRODGH
-rindow Glass for snle low, by
New Arrangement.
rpHE snbscribertakes tbis roeiLod u
- form the public, that hehaa parci,.15;
tbe siock of
GOODS,
and laken the the stand heretofore cctcm
by K. Ubapman. in Vergennes, and novr ,(
fers for sale, one of the laruestand best
01.
lccted assortment of eoods ever ofr.r-j ?
sale in this city. Conaisiing in part of it
followin; articles s '
Dry Goods, Groce
ries,
Crockery and Hardware:
sj.
,
all cl which will be sold as low as goods ci
rn 1
i-" ' """.raost iiai
ol country produce, or a sho t credit.
i W. CHAPMAS.
j Vergennes, Mi'ch 8, 1S43. l
, .
I For Sale as above.
R . . ,
' I I II II I . r. ..""?? u!
- ' w IIIU llDI. f ine W. l!0.
50 Baes Liveroool GroundJn
ALSO, Ground Pbsler.and a new ta.
ply will be receivcd bj hrstBoalsthissptto
fresh ground, which will be so'd unusni'Jj
low for Cash.
WIGHT. CHAPAIAN.
Vergennes, M arch 8, '43. tf i
CONCORD RAILROAD.
FALL 4- iriNTER ARR.lNGE.VEXi
THIS Road will benpened to. the pubt
I r lhe Iransporiation of passeneis inj
merchandiseon and afier iMonday .SVpt.12.;
1842. Passengcr trains daily, b'andays (I
cipled, in connexion with Ibe cars of tit
Nashua and Lowell and Bostun and Lowri;
Il3ilioads as follows, viz:
Lenve Boton for Nashua, Manchts'er
roncord, and iniermediaie places at 7 l.j,'
M.t 11 1-2 a. 5i., and 4 3-4 p. m.
Ltave Lowell at 812.x, 12 1 r andSJIr,
. Nashuaat 91-tA.H, J 1-2 r M aiidS I it
Slanchesler 10 m. 2 M r x and71 4ra!
or Immedlaiclr on iheairiral ortheci.ni frntn btwton.
CoocirdrorAlaticrmer,Nasliua,LnneIlaiul Bs.
lonat 4M.s, lOISiaudiMii
sliiidimer 5 I 2 tll, II I-4a x and Mra.
Nashua at 6 1-2a x, 12 1 4 a k andl 1 4rs.
Lowellat 71-4.AM, IPM andSrM.
or Immedlateirnn atriral of tbe cars irom Concord
Way lasseneenrer taken and lelt at Ilookvti, GonaFiA
Heed Ferry, rhorntou'a, ani tbe usual slnpplnt; iacei,
be Nakliu and Lowell and Bolton and Lowell Kailivja
TARU from Concord toltoston u
. Ijonrelt l SO
" .N'a.liua I B
' Maocbnter lo Boston 2 to
" . Lowell i lo
Nashua ti
The Morning and Evenins Trains conatt1
wilh the cars ol lhe Boslon and Maino Rtil
road. Pasjenirers can he conveyed brtneti
Concord, Manchester, Nasl.ua, Andover, lli
verhill, Kxeier, Dover, Portsmonth, Purtlani
.MK.RCHANDISE. Trnins will Ie.
Concord and Boston dily, Sundays ricrpt
rd. The Ccmpany are prepared lo tnnjpor.
G .oJs biid Country Produce, which ru:j ti
ent to ihere Depot in Concord and Uos'Ori
l.atestbmugh, 1st Class 84 00 per 20O)lbi
Live Stock, Carriaaes, Fuinilure, Sist,
Heading, Hoop Poles, Lumber, Ship Timbir
and Granite at xpecifir: prices. TcrraioT
Fieizhtinc Cash invariabiv on delivrrr tf
ihe Goods. jsA.lli.oods and merchar.di'e will
beatllie iik of the owncrs wbtle iaiht
Company'x Slore Uouses.
tiy order of the Uirectr,
ISAAC SPATJLniNG, Treasur.r.
September 7,1842.
Thc most highly
Approvcd Medicine now in gener
al usc for Coughs, Colds. and
all Diseascs of thc Lungs.
THE VEGETABLE PULMONARV
BALSAiil is bulicvcd lo bc thu mns:
popular medicine vcr known in Amrrirs. fo
Oou;hs. Colds, Asthma or Phlhisic, Cousdes
lion, Whoopine coujh, and Puhnonaiy ASiclici
of erery kind.
tzlracts iiom lerlihcales.j
Or. Sarnuol Morrill of Coucord, N. II., nritei
"that he is satisfie.! Ihe Vegelable Pii!rnoni;
Balsamis a valuable medirine. havinebetn nrj
nilh coinplele success in casis which had proi
oujIv resis'ed Ihe most approvcd prscriptiooi
Dr. Truman Abe'l f Lempsler, N. H.,ri!n
that ha coufidently recommenda its use in ill
complaiais oflhecheits, rqual, 'f not superior
lo any other medicine within his knotvledjre.
Dr. Amory Hunting of Franklin, Mass.,wriln
that after having prescribed the usual iemtJii
uithout relief, and having eonsulted tvi'h ;titr
al eminent physicians, he has found tl.e Vej-ti- ,
ble Pulmonary Balsam to have had lhe drsrti
efFcc!. and recommenda it as a safe, conumcii
and efficacious medicine.
Dr. Thnmas Brown, of Concord N- H., wrifei
Ihat, to his knowledjje.it has never dirappcin.'(l
Ihe resonable expeclations of ihose tvho haveB
sed it.
ITJ" BtWARE OF 1S1P0SITI0N. EkH
trenuine bollle is enclosed in a blue wiappercs
which is a yellow label, aigned Wr. Jo.i'sCn-r-ER.
Nnne olher is ecnuineof a taler datelbia
Dec. 1839. The siznature ofSAMrso.Rini"
ba continued fora short time. Purchasers sIoto
enquire for the true article by its full name.lli
Veeetable Pulmonary Balsam, and see Ihat it
has the marks and aipnalnres of the genuine.
Prepared by Reid. Wmo U. CcTLcn. -Sle Lo
U Reed.) Wholesale Druggisls, Apolhecariesaci
Country Merchants generally. Priee 50 cenu.
roriaieiiy .v. AiuuuK . (w.tj
Notice.
THE Copartnersbip heretolore cxisting It
tween lhe subscribers is Ihis day by mutualcoa
sent dissolrcd Tl.e notes and ac'counts of lh
Company will be seltled by E. Walnwrisht at lb
oldsfand, E. WAINWRIGHT.
A. A. WAINWRIGHT. J
May 29, 1843.
ALL persons indchtc 1 to the late firm ofl-. &
A.A. Wainwrieht are rconesteJ to call andaJ-
just the same without delay. atlbe store latelj
uccup.ea oy saia Drm. i ne suoscrioer wiii coa
tlnue the busincss as usual.
E. WAINWRIGHT.
June, 1843.
W. & J. Whittaker,
CABINET MAICEUS.
RESPECTFULLY inform lhe inhtli
tanlsol'thiv vicinity, ihat they he
located themselves in the Luilding called l!
old Markham place, direcily nest ofAss
Francis slore, and opjiosite Ihe wnolra f'
lory, whete they have on hand a gnodasaort
ment ol
CABINET FURNITIM
ivhich they will dispose of as chcap if nct
cheaper, than can be bnught at any olher
Cabinet Shop In lhe town ol Middlebury.
Tbeir Furniiure i manufacturrd
1 4UCII X- UTUIIUIC VI ww-
l.,n.i - j :. . n,n.Lr..onl;t. mfnn.r Tk
Iwonld also sav to those who wish'to have
I work made to tbeir own particnlar likir-r.thJt
; they slml! be p!c2Cd to bave them call, aao
! so far as ooo l materials, failblul wurk, aas
fair prices are concerncd, tbey can warrant
salisfactinn.
Middlebury, June 12, 1843.
TVATTQ 4 .. ine aoove worE wni oeeicuau'
, A1.L,a and for Lumber, such as Pinc, Cherry. Blrcb. Ms-
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JOHN WOOD. hanks,&c.&c.