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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01
pDSTIlG

Dca racnce Of Mrs Susan T. Merriam this city,
the 18th instant, Of measles Miss CAROLINE daughter OF d.
Geo W. Rabncau, of Hanover Hscd II long previous,
~ she had visit her friends in the cy and was in the iu
OF that society which her intelligence and animation
when she
arrested by the ruthless destroyer Finding that her attack
hacd all medical skill she engaged 10 earnest preparation Tor
doaih and time before her dccnse expressed an entire viii
nncs commit soul the hands OF God aud reunce on
the Saviour.
Died. the evening the 25 n her fathers residence IN
Powhaian county, Mrs MAR1HL RoYsTrR only daughter OF MI
Edward Scott OF Dr. Richard W. Register in the 25h
,,orb ora
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01
Red Sulphur Syrinrs, IN.

We understand that this establishment is now pre-.
pared for the reception Of visitors, under the manage
mrnt of MIR Chas De Butts late of the Exchange flo.
TEL Baltimore, whose experience and energy, aided by
the close attention Of the proprietor, will, is hoped,
insure tie comfortable accommodation of their guests
he Buildings have been extensively improved, and can
handsomely accommodate upwards of four hundred per-
sons. The table will be sumpluousy furnished. Al
ienpe and honest servants will be provided and every
possible attention used 10 rive general salisfactiuD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

James Ricer and Rana,oha Improvement.
PROPOSALS. will DC received the 9Th Of May next for the
construction Farm Bridges the 81 miles OF the James
Canal between Richmond and Maiden Adven-
,urc The abumans and wood work will be let separately
will leave their proposals al the ohee Of tho Com
pany IL this city, CHARLES LLLEi ~,
Nav rll7-,sMl Chief Engineer.
AND FOR SALE- be sod publicly 10 the hishes, bidder,
X the 9h Of May next fair not, the next fair day. on
s day Of January next the land on which -Hi
Mcnok Of his DEATH The tract contains about
4h acres the North side Of South Ahna rve op
postc Rocky Mills and bounded by the lands OF Walter Crew.
Charlie, Chcss w Dnbney At the time and
place will be all personal estate belonging TO the dercdent
Terms made known on the day Of sale
IRA J.. BOWLEs,
Eeputy for c. p GoOdau, Sheriff Of Hnorer eSnHy and
4dns'r eilh the UIN annexed Of Nal .NeCook deed
ll1-wti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01

NoTCE-The partnership heretofore mol arr "
der hs b sy ssy Of d .sstsd By
claims against the said W." pIs
sent them 70 tne SUI. ,ben, JOSEPH H. SHUTS,
empowered ~ ALMON PHILIPS.
llT-3t"
May
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01
ROCKlNGHAM-(2 Delegates.)
MHARRIsnNRuaa. Anril 81. nd

"The Democracy of old Rockingham is again triumph
ant Smith and Thomas elected by handsome ma.
jorites We have the Official from nil the pre-
he last m UFederol Syb;1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.


nave recently noticed in your paper several appeals
mace 10 Inc people of different Counties 10 return the
next Legislature certain members of the present House
OF Delegates and among the rest, Messs Mcdowell and
RVes nave not the slightest objection to these gentle
men; they both members of business habits and re-
markab!e for their elocuon. With Mr. Mcdowell in
general politics, agree; with Mr. Rves differ upon
the question OF the currency-upon other political oues
TONS there is essential difference. am therefore,
not disposed 10 fall out with either OF those gentlemen
differ radically with both of them upon that wild and
prodigal expenditure Of public money exclusively upon
State account for Internal improvements which they
have both advocated during the late session. think it
is high time for The tax paying portion Of the people of
this Commonwealth, to look to their interest. will
refrain from saying any thing further upon this SUBJECT;
but must hope, that the people will not. IN their re-
spectiye counties overlook the claims Of Venable Ed
munds, Buyly of Acc, Lorimer, May, Conway, Hill,
Wright, Shadwick Smith Of of w., Prince, Clayton,
Goodwin, Alexander, and many others, who have stooo
firm in sustaining the interests Of their constituents
These gentlemen differ in their politics. in relation TO the
administration Of the Federal Government. | am dis.
posed at this time bury that question: and let the Fe
deral Government work out its passage in its own
way; and when we are hereafter called upon to pass
upon the conduct Of the present Executive Of the
United States, We will then do what becomes freemen-
but ut this time desrest rights assaed in the
most ruthless manner One portion of the people OF the
State To be heavily taxed, and the money to be applied
for the benefit of other sections of the country, without
the slightest prospect Of return; and system of log.
rolling, for the purpose Of efectng particular obi ecs,
md for the first me openly avowed on the floor oil the
House Of Delegates and sustained being right upon
principles and that the Representatives should instruct
the People, and not the People, the Representatives
had rather the Tariff law Of lS2S reenacted, than
this system should prevail 10 the reckless extent
are disposed carry it. am not enemy 10 Internal
improvement but it's friend, when it is conducted upon
fair, judcious and correct principles 1t is perfectly
known that YOU hostile to the principles contained
in this brief address, but it is hoped you will not refuse
to insert il in your paper, comes from OF your
oldest subscribers and Of your most constant friends
A TAXPAYER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01

THE BAyK OF ALBAsY.-We are happy to learn that
this old and excellent institution commenced paying its
own bills day The bank has procured new plates all
round, from which the present emission was struck
The Bank Of Albany, for nearly fifty years has been ma
mayed by discreet prudent safe It's notes are as
gord as old gold, and are SO considered by the whole
community. Indeed the bank is receving in the leg.
,mae Of business specie than 1t is ca'!sd
upon to pay out.
The other city banks-all not only perfectly sound,
but Notwithstanding, or will Immediately COM
paying out their Independently at first,
but they will find themselves generally sustain
ed by The community 10 resume all their usual tunc'
lions without restraint or apprehension
IilLanu En-. Journal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01
Baltimore Congressional Election.

The election in the Baltimore District, to supply the
vacancy occasoned by the death of the respected and
men,rd Isaac Mckm, has terminated in the election of
Whig.-We must be surprised, disappointed, down.
cast, at nothing in these days But the Of
action coming when shall beat The Wings, as they
have lately beaten u.s. Let them make the most o. their
temporary victory: for the day Of settlement is at hand
The result, is as follows: Kennedy Wing; Marriott v.
B., both of Baltimore:
Wig Administration.
J. P. KEXYEpY. w. IL. MARRIOTT.
Baltimore City 1857 1887
Anne Arundel County, l,052 $50
Annapolis l44 ia
Total, 7,l53 6,29l
= Wing majority, sG2 votes!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-01

u Sa'es Of VIM. O. Payne crop Of Tobacco at auc.
ton at Shocka Warehouse 25th April. le33:-No. 81
No ., 50 2 No. 3, $40; No. 4, s. 20; No. 5, Sl4 49,
No. 6, 50 Is; No I, 81.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-04
Canadian .RGxirs.


God knows ~ Is not the fault OF the loyal rress
Of Upper Canada, Of the American Frontier
Press. If the BRUSH Government remain bind TO
coming events. II l. perfectly astounding to find
Lore Melbourne representing IN the House OF
Lords that there was nothing IN The present situa-
uon Of Canada that required reinforcement Of
troops. Sure we are, he had not obtained this in.
formation tiom Lord DUrham. Canada does re-.
qulre more troops more troops, and sha more troops
and Vc say again tor The hundfedlh Tine piettI Of
.irHHery, great abundance Of Rockets, and good
store Of uiuskcts und bnyoncts, and ammunition
out Of all reckoning, not forgetting equipments
and presents for at least 20 600 Indians.
Nothing Is more certain on Garth, than that a
war Differentiation Is preparing for in the L..
nued States, and II We be not prepared for II, We
must 60 to the wall, and Lug land must use her
possessions 10 Amencq. Ii is we'll SAID Of The
Ieralds correspondent, that 'ts well too hat the
British Government should know the real state Of
fttiiag among our bofdeters b. fore he cold season
seis H." Hfgh jJore The c0id season sc,s IN -
Before them we should have ID the two C4uadas at
least 20 900 Brush Soldiers, three OF four permd.
neut Provincial corps, Two full regiments ii color
ed men, aud every Indian within Thousand miles
North West and South, notified Of the game a.
bout TO be played. We are happy to see unnoun-
ced III the Quebec Mercury the arrival OF another
Regiment. the 73l, IN the Maiabar from Halifax.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-04
Going! gOing!! gone -!

The loco-foco papers in this State, are
raying mad because the officers and Cre,c
Of the Ship Van Buren,, now complete
wreck and just going down, should be SO
fast deserving. Their purser has taken leave
as will be seen by his Card in our last paper,
and this annoys them very much. They
are all for the money and little for the
Democracy
1t would surprise no ono, but the locofo-
co presses, should Captain Bradley desert
the old rotton hull Van Buren, yet, before
Election. The purser Is gone, great num-
Der Of the crew, and We guess he will go
next. What's the use TO keep clinglng TO
"a lcaky vessel that will hold no water -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-04

.,ieea 81 iae lesg slken purses" and "swin 90 n,
M'ssiss'fpi. --aos has Tor 10 currroc, Ait ,.e,s,
,tp 70 Tsg" "oac wear sner dale - PosT
NoILaa. "luedcemsblc Shin plas,ets "--~h,l,
every body osn have much gold end silver a.
lne! ast ~. viii ihc,r Bank Rsss" atthe Bank.
N' bAohs have resumed specie psynen,s. and the
o''ef"fenl has been pot $50 600 600 10 debit
"r oos'oyef hes been destroyed. The PIT into
""'eh 'he Administration proposed to toni le oih.
u'' u hrs iumbled Itself. We suggest to Mf
van bafcn The Pfoptieiy Of Suggesting "a his neat
message, the act at Bankruptcy FOE b. Ada,ini..
fsiion of tie Gp,ernmeni. which he suggested IN
i %, L'fa Session Message for the Banks.-.v. y.
Elpr,a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-04
NEw ESoLAsD OFricr \. A. CoLLrGror u,I1u
1913, fremont street Ii,st.,n

NJ" ENGLAsD OFTiCE y. 4. COLLEGE OF IIrALruI
ly3 fremont street Boston.
CiTlzEss OF RUTLASD Cousin:
WIN FAY has this dly Leen duly aupoioed A,eu e.,
sale OF the INDIAN PURGAIlNE'fIi.l.S IN die Coonty
Of huAnd and he has tus day received Certificate Of
agency together with supply Of the Pills OF him you
eau therefore be assured OF Obtaining the Genuine Pill
FOR lu paftcufs relative TO the L1raO1dinayy IGcacv
Of The iNUi1N PLRGi TIVE PMS read t',c i'llI,,s
ng aad an Advertisement another part al tLis psper
Is rrifen in The Book ef Nature and Common sens,
mat ne natural rtgt1Je productions OF euerV citnatf
are '0,t"t p'peTy applied, 10 heal all the deast,
incident 10 that climate.
rms PRINCIPLE Is IyACCORD4ACE UITH
he we've OF The most learned psychologists who ever
examined INTO the elects Of vegetable medicine upon the
huAan system. II ~ fact equally notorious that the aba
rs'ual inhabitants Of THIS oOuatfy have attained greater
Al 20 th" administration Of the SIMPLE remedies Of nature
ihan TIE most scientific physicians abe 10 CON.
pass with all ther nosIfums. Tins fact has Induced the
North American College Of Health 10 examine mIauteIy m
10 tue medicines used by lho most dng Indian doc
of onu 10 SUBJECT them all 10 those chemical tesla
cesafy Tor asceaniug their picc effect upon human
system IAa result 81 these examinations tests perez
weed lor sefcra! leafs The coupauuding 81 supple
AID ceap vegetable lerne NhcA tie pfOpuetoit coah-
dcuty Lcesr, % -lua stored seas0aay sna n the more
ncPcui stages Of c'setc adequate 70 The al The
iis OF uc a.sA" oEEcndtu4 climate. Iis ned.
10 iAe l-eI4n fufsttpe fAhch been sboft
utc, end wneu lfeaoy IN iit uunefoss oufes
nue than realized Ae @ei o.Hled expectations VI pro.
pnetOfs.
HE Pnncpal dsoases incident 20 this climate originate
the oonhned h-ts OF TIE people relative iLe alont
scu into t4e tionzth. 10 cofect the ccct
The county and Intended BY tie God d Aalufs other
evident purpose that Of healing the s which
nature . subject, - 40 LNDfsFENSdHLY hECESSA-
RY a. food tsef fof instance tbe whole class 81 l'ef
dtseasss 90 tie l0rns Of suhdice, hauenrs. &C
are supeudpcsd msiny by takng INTO tie tiosch
gfesn vegetable subaHces Or animal tat Toe gas'e JUICE
tie stomach % s asarai and healthy stale has % 0s
er upon such subsizncet q a and 10 remedy tie
dsc the bic called lotto tie stomach ~ asssi digestion
aad .er peronnias fsrctohs aBj sEhsssing IA d.es
tiss pa~ess Dol CARRIED OFFby tie apPitrsiou q
PIRCAIIEE, Il % dsfefs.a through The 'ysieni and
laf fFafa ~ l.
are far tET .eHdrncy sue cscs tsu "a
gebersy sspgard. 10 fe.tsre the blood from ihs greet
inpsfig and 10 teep al ibe caGas 81 tic boy
~. asd rec Is the GREAT OBJECTof ths MIDAS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-04
E'EEFSIiS TO TEE POEES.
LIT ALL GIVE ONE DAY TO THEIR
COUNTRY.

Htgi Of Rutland County! are YOU will
,ag that the experiments of the last nine
ears shall be continued, and their distress
Is increased and perpetuated : lfyour an
ser be no carry Il TO the polls
Are you content that the office holders
,ader the general government shall be paid
z better currency than is afforded TO the
xoplc, and that the gold and silver of the
1an'ry shall be Gagged up in government
-ll's FOR their especial enjoyment An
scr like ircemen al the polls
Are you satisfied that the yearly cxpen-
tlcs oi the federal government should
u2ci thirty millions per annum and be
ol'1nily increasing, when under Monroe
g. Adams they did not average twelve
hons, and under Jeiicrsan did not cx-
s'l TX millions l. not the increase of
z. last nine years most inordlnate' Can
'efl Re any excuse for il now, when we
at peace with all nations, our country
+ a9oyefshed, aud our country impoversh-
and our Treasury bankrupt Your
YES vii embUdy your answer.
Are YOU content to see the government
~hing in debt at the rate Of ten millions
9 annum, to keep up this prodigious waste
money! If with five millions surplus on
81 lr Of January 1891, besides nine mil
af withheld from the States in October,
Ne yet were obliged to borrow ten millions
iatdat year, and again ten millions more
n mis-, how shall we ever pay Does any
Ela believe that the government can col
e.; thirty millions per annum in specie for
npcnditures, and surplus TO meet the
Aclpal and interest Of this rapidly accu-
Elating debt, IF there is one who be.
e,es this, and has relish for general
ue,chedne,s and want, let him vote the
| Nb-Treasury ticket.
Plnally-W you have the country
nsperous instead of desolate' Would
| .W prefer employment for your industry,
rPe for yonr enterprise, aud the hope o.
saie independence as stimulus TO your
actions Then vote with us, we entreat
30, for a return TO the enlightened and
nccessful policy of former years-lor bet
Grulers, more congenial policy, and bet
h mcs-Dergennes IIermonier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-04
THE IRREDEENABLE PARTY

"Itt oHiy pGpor ssVes ia eirrui1Eoa and not con
rofJs into Specie Al tac pia'e irlsr, ssaed, sH ts
tara h,rs Of he National G,vaAaeaf. - COT.
Riia,T's Proclamation.
Hissjos, brand upon the hypoeracy ofthe Pres-
eni Administration u The Federal G0seuumeut.
thai il sisuIs uuansNeraby charged wlth The 10
Dict nett u Cos Rinef. Tie only Rsg Mil nov
u.asing paper rsgs ihai Of the -'edcrsi Govern
meat The only Shin Plss'ers nos 30 circulation
are those ~ ihe Federal Government. The only r.
redeemsble currency noN shoat - that OF The so.
600 600 asked TO- by the President, passed by aa
Administration Congress. and noa Used By The o.
Zee lloldefs OF the Fcdeisl Government. Thus
tie Administration ~Lieh has Al. along denounced
the ere3. Il lie Banks ard ~hosc orators ProInis-
81 70 make "ibs yvi.ow boys peep asi ihe n'ef'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-04
FOW SEE.

a ALOAbiL FARM, situated in Tmmou,h
- ''e same CA ~h.eh TIE subscuber FORMERLY ,c,f,
" contains 40 acres oi i"nd. buildings pf,n,,onIIv
new ""d Wei hHtEed aud rnntonieut--eo, o,er TO-
lhnutard DOLLAR. Tie tfenisos well fenced ,y,,l -
wv Us 81 siohe Wall. The water brought ia Ia.
house IA lead pipe, and all vol. ca.c dated o k,eu,n
n' tN',"'''G D''fy' For yoats past there has been
Htt On s"'d "th stuck cqud - aud 900 sheen
p''1ts tlc necessary team There can DO mora o,n,
t." ana pasture cleared with litto expense The adj
Is eHetltnl ana the aud yields large aud good ero, Of
all kinds OF STAIN aud grass
he whole will be sold for q Ooo-o,o a. Ia 80.
ed when possession is giyen-lhe REMAINDER II, .,,,,
payn'ens TO suit the purchaser.
mere VIII also be sold with the farm, 9s Cows e5o
sheep yoke OF oxen, aud farming utens, If wanted
ct Their value IN cash the frst Of Arm next nm ,Ia
same terms Possession given the 6fst OF March uext
Persons Wishing 10 purchase profitable farm wauiI
Y" wen 10 Cali aud examine the premises TO satlsly
themselves. '
49,, EDWApD WOODRUFF.
Tmmonih, Angus, 10. 1888. a,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-04
he il Remembered

/. That by The common consent Of all
'1iiles, on the issue ofthe Fall Election de-
sads the ultimate establishment or dscom-
hare Of the SuB-TREAsURY SCHEME. This
d the great question now demanding the
rlen,ion and the action Of the American
tople.
,. That this Scheme contcmplatcs and
l.'udes the collection Of all Public Rcyc-
.es 0y~including Postage, IN SPECIE a.
1e thus creating most pernIcious DIS
smlnation between Specie and Specie
sung Bank Notes, reducing the latter IN
o. eve of the LAYS 10 level with Shnplas-
rs and iuedeemsble Paper, rendering the
Be-, bank notes, unequal 10 Specie, because
~ receivable for Postage, Customs OF Pub
Lands, and nciIing perpetual run up
y The Banks, which must either reduce the
-sftency ,ofy lar below the pressing wants
The country, or force the People 10 nc
'-esec IN perpetual Suspension, and an
s'edeemaDle Currency.
). Thai this Scheme Was tried, TO par
"a. and very hunted eAtent, under the OPP
e1non Of the Specie Circular, and resulted
NOS, disastrous Currency Contraction,
~ Commercial Revision, and proved so
saoGioos aud oppressive that two several
sssoa Congresses ordered It's repeal by
hast two 10 one.
s Ma, At frs, orig,nalsd Siih the Agra
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-04
IlccilOn NlnftrTs.

Inc County ct Rutland mus, retrieve What j, los,
last year II can DO IT aud more too The sub Treas,
ny parry must be entirely routed tins county The
on! towns that have any prospec, OF carving loco
1000 magnify, are Shrewsbury, Dandy, Mendon Wells
ana Sudbury, Il We correctly informed and every
one OF these cen be rcvolutonized Il the Whrs 60 t.
The polls and do their duty waungiofd and Pawlet.
which by fome local oausc, aud some remssn.ss on
The part OF the Wings, were CARED last year by the
Nani'e'' will each doubtless carry large Wing major.
ity THIS year
We nov say as We have always said, If the wings
turn out, they will make dean reuk, a. the County Of
HHiiaHd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-04
From The Same.

We have given toerable summary Of the
news bv The Great Western bui have stlil more To
give on Friday. The most gratifying portion oil
It IS, that which announces the prospect Of sbun-
dan, crops ia England. and The most dlsagrcesble,
that which announces the design of the Great Wes-
tern Steam Company TO chrislen two OF their ships
the president" aud the "United States" Surely
as well Of invention, this Is the age Of humbug.-
TIE President iorsoolh. why the P.esIdent new
er sleeps but he dreaming of plans 10 destroy The
mercantile erests oil both Eng aud and the States
and # he could would sink every Steam Ship
ENGLAND possesses, and viii never descend from
ms Throne all he bss pcrpelfated some curious
irnot incurabie mischief on both countries and
The United States four ihs Of all the people IN
tLe Union have settled determination to dave
the British from this Continent aud "iil never rest
I'll they have done IT, or ascertained from expert
eace ats imprac,ibllIty, aud yet Ne hnd great
COMPANY VI BRUSH Merchants cringiug, laHniug,
and bending the knee 10 them. Let them torn thef
attention to their own Colonies, let them name
thei, Ships the Canada. The Nova Scotia aud TIE
New BluusNIck. II Is to their OHn Colonies they
viii by and by have 10 look for Their employment
They Will have no more safe trade "nh the United
State. until II h5s been settled which IL the s,fon-
gesi, JoHaihoa or J,tH.
We should HGu TO know whether there is suy
body Ia Canada who honestly believes Tie stud pol
f1rlh semi.s eekly b. the lcronto Patriot. Here
II ONLY exciles merument. Besides IT Iae United
stale. L. such feeble. contemplate nation a. The
Pstnol ever anon asseris II 10 b., Ne dou's see
wby tie Canadians need be oiscOmPosed, even II
all ITO insgiuollous should be res.zee. Nss Il
10 900 Or $4,000 Brush Troops that The PalnOt
ss,d cou.d msrch through tLe UaHec sIsies from
Maine TO New Orleans. aud lay The ~Ao'e county
drder contribution l-JoVr. tom.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-04
Medical Institution of Y.Ic
College.

\ ilE course Of Medical Inslfuetion IN Wi. ,.tl
gus on thursday, November lat l-:.s and !,
so'""ueS seventeen weeks The several b,an,t ~
taught as follows vis. ''1' branches hfe
iH'oIl and Practice Of Medicine. by Ell L.. an
Al nen l.iy and Pharmacy, by Bs1jamIn s,i,msn
n " 10 "edea aud Therapeutics, by William Tullv
knight, VI ID s"p ny 'ohSihan
Co''r'hes, by Timothy +. Beers, NJ D.
,i,t'a'.'l a'a iHya'oiogy, by Charles Hooker NJ ID
NJ t's ~ 1he'Hs'Fy, Anatomy, Surgery Ma,.r,
Mea,eH and Theory and Practice are SS 81 each and
'o' V's''uiIs amounting 10 S3G--,hr whole 10 be-
paw III Au'uAIe ne graduation ice Is SO
v.c ,llAS HOOKER, See,atary.
Yale College, August 10, ISIS *
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-04
BrandrctIi's Pills.

A ~ FILLS sold in the State of Vermont mus, p,.,
through our hands as d. B,andrcb's General AesaI.
H5i' Mi no more Pills be sold the Boston office or by
D. Mu'sey, i"hO - no longer Dr. Bfandfetb. agent Ia
be frtalcd IN the section Of The country.
All RUS pupouIng To be DR.. Brlndreth's and sold hx
PERSONS wthon' certificate Of agency, signed by Bran.
droth and by US Counterfeit
10 peyent all imposson from the circulation Of tho
couhees just let the purchaser ask v.ndef for ms
certificate Of agency, signed by Fetre n Patn,eioe
" Never purchase Of pedarS, for IN do they
Should any Of agents be caught in ihe coubte,ce,t
trade. they will be- displaced The Pm, must be k.p, pur,
ana The contradictions must be dealt with according to law
u rho mistake. - '''
The following persons agents in their respective
towns Tor the sale OF The genuine Btandreths PiiI,
FEkKE PAKMELEE, Middletown Conn.
"Eo " ALI TON, General Agent, Montpelier, VI
The JOitOIoing are Ferre d. Parmaiees .qgent,
Geo. 7. Walton, Geneyai .qgent.
Jackson Il Kelcham, B'andon,
Henry Simonds PHsford,
a. Allen, Fdirhauen
BOynton Il Austin, Ortreu
Mr. Horton, UuLbarfon.
E Aiken, Benson,
II. 7. White, CdstiefoH,
Levi Lewis, HtHs.
Stanley LeiiingwoIl b Co. Hest Pouifaev
A. Blss, Eat PepIiHty
Merritt Clark. Mddieiolon,
II. CLARK. Faui,H,
Thomas 81 Daniels DaaLV,
n. w. Sawyer, IinmOuM,
ID. II. SabIu, WaiinRJord.
{. b. Hall, Cidrcndon,
VIM Fay General Agent for tho counties Of
RaItaHd aud Huntington. 29ly
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l. Onls .Wahehesier.
Cheney b Harrington. Factory EOint.
Harrington & Lungdon. Dorsd,
g. Moore Jr, Eot Rupert,
c. E~eii, Net Eapen,
Denlng b Hill, arlington.
J Z A. liougLton. Souh shojlstvry
n. l.. Robinson, bennington q. Po0nai.