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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

WE the undersigned passengers board the Chico,he
al the time of her disaster deem justice to
Capt Carlisle and his officers state our opinion no
blame attributable them, hut that the contrary we
feel assured it is owing to their prompt and efficient conduct
we are indebted for safety and that families
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

Ivy ts-'u new pattern o7l Stoves 10 portable
~ CRATE Stoves; ~ round sheet iron stoves chrnn
ar'rle also % cooking stoves, Just received in aId
ton to their former stock, for sale by
LOCKE & co,
n"'i' Frost Leye- st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21
NEW ORLEANS oCKEY CLUB BACEs.

SsftSss-1fn -s.:a a.,zs=z-1zzas
over the Eclipse Course, to commence on Tues
W day, the 18th Of December, and continue six DAYS,
FIRST DAY.
Jockey Club Purse, 81 son, mile heats; second
best horse to receive $500, provided than two
start; if but two the winner to receive $1,000.
SECOND DAY.
Proprieior's Purse, 81 200, two mile heats; second
start, ifbut two the winner TO receive $1,000.
TIilED DAY.
co. The New Orleans Plata splendid Tea Service of
SILVER, value l,0jO mile heats In this four
year ods and under, carrying thcrappropriate weights
5 year olds and over loo pounds.
Jockey cun pu rou 3 dd PAX i,. bs0.
horse to receive $O1 provided than two starr; if
but two, .he winner to receive $4,000.
FIFTH DAY.
Proprietor's Purse, 5000 mile heats best three in
SIXTH DAY.
Propr1etor's Purse. $1,000, three mile heats;
nov ~ YIN OLIVER
4 UMBER-And Potatoes. 10000 feet clear season.
ship Lagrange, and for sale by
hnvl9 W Common st
DRAYs-A few Cincinnati Drays gu hand tor sale,
~ by G DORSEY,
Office ofthe Firemen's Insurance Company Of Ncc
orleans.
rENllE Stockholders hereby notified that the FIFTH
ihSaiHlent on lnelf Stock is due and nayable on
the oh December next, at the Office Of the Company
o Ell TRACY.
noy9 -.------.--- sec'y.
BUREAU D'ASoURANCE DES POMPJLRs
DE la NI.LE-ORLEANS.
n Els ACtionnairea sont par Get avis noliGis o, lie
hA Cinquieme versemant sur eur notions, est du
devra ctre pave lie Decembre proclaim, -au Bureau
a Compognie. 8nov E l. TRACY Secretaire
WANTED
A SCHOONER ofthc capacity of 100 hhds Sugar
N to load for Mobile Apply to
novl4 93 Common st
NEW ORLEANS
Steam and Patent Biscuit Bakery-Waters and
HHimaR.
No. go, MORGAN (ncar the Ponchartrain Rail Road)
Eliot and Navy Bread, Soda and Wine Biscuit,
Sugar, Butter, Mid ord and Water Crackers
All the above articles are warranted to be OF the
frs quality, and keep in any climate, being
completely kiln dried.
Also,-Kn dried corn meal.
Orders left at G. w. Phi chnrd and Tacar, Jr.
corner Magazine and Poydras streets, will receive
prompt attention Small kegs put up expressly fer
family use. l5nov
NOTICE.
TAURlNG the temporary absence Of the subscriber
~ from the city, Charles Briggs, ESQ. will nc, as
his anI horisrd agent aud to him all having business
with the "nd rSg"ed' vii vii pIs",e nPPIy ~, ,n
novl4 192a-tr
Office Mem Orleans an .NaSAriHe R'I Rd Coz
November 18th, 1885.
4 hRAfTS on New York at sight for sale, in sums
~ TO suit purchasers, AT per cent premium.
JAMES ii Caldwell
hoVl4 Prcst.
"kOLLA" To KAEFLE
VkSllE celebrated New York trotting horse 'ROLLA,
will he ratified for on Saturday the 9th instant
This very popular ANIMAL the winner Of so many races
and possessing such nndoubred speed and bottom, is
now in the best possible condition, and may be seen at
any time and particulars learned at the stable of
OLIVER DUBOIS,
Tattersalrs, in st. Charles st. cor Graver
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

~ ANT~D i. Drug STORE in this citY an asst Siaut
w thoroughly acquainted with hs Apothecarv
business, who cond speak French and give good refr
enccs. Apply TO box 25l, Pos, Office
nOv90
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21

- HiN"LtS-fIty thousand shingles for sale at "A
~ low price for ash: applyto
40, :, J MOORE,
"''"i-i' CarrntDn IJutc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-21
JOHN Y. CHTLDS.

~ the city, by wv
READ & BARSTOW,
nov" 7 Rank place
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12
THE LOST AT SEA.

Wife, who in thy deep devotion
Putiest up prayer for one
Sailing on the stormy ocean,
Hope no more-his course is donei
DEAN NOT, when upon thy pillow.
That he slumbers by thy side;
For his corse, beneath the biIlow.
Heaveth with the restless tide.
Children, who, as sweet flowers growing
Laugh amid the sorrowing rains
Know ye not that clouds are throwing
Shadows on your sires' remains2
Where the hoarse gray surge is rolling,
With mountains motion on.
Dream we that its voice is tolling,
For your father, lost and gone?
When the sun looked on the water,
As hero on his grave
Ti1ging with the hue of slaughter
Every blue and leaping wave,
Under the majestic ocean,
Where the giant currents rolled,
Slept thy sire without emotion.
Sweetly BY beam of gold.
And the violet sunbeams slanted,
Wavering through the chrystal deep,
Till their wonted splendors haunted
Those shut eyelids in :heir sleep:
Sands like crumbled silver cleaning,
Spanked in his raven hair
But the sleep that knows no dreaming,
Bound him In his silence there
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12
' Oh. y |. No.19

Kings Cross. London. ten r.
Morrison Moat g. Co., ami JAS NlsE'r
the Hygeist, are fac SMILES of ,ha HI
spective signatures; ALso-be mo- =
ticular to see that each box or nal par
signed in writing by PANeBoRs & pa
MAID, and also signed by the sub ana s'.
whom you are purchasing; attend 70 , ,Id
rules & you will get the Genuine pT rpTse
and will get an article that will do
good if Medicine can. Should apv o9
fered in Vermont without all of the y VI
signatures on them, the public NAV
assured that they are not made by N,.
son the Hygeist
Applications for Sub Agencies will
promptly attended to, terms liberal
Druggist or Pedlar will be appoin,a1 :"
any case whatever; every sub age,, -
have certificate of his appointment, si !,
ed by Geo. Taylor, u. S. Ageu, 81
signed In writing by Pangborn 4 Br,n.
maid, state agents fer Vernon. a,d .
printed certificate of appointment TO 81,
pend IN his place of business, and bv =,
request OF any person they viii show =,
written appointment signed BY Us " n.
Conscientious Y recommend this ned.
TO all who need medicine it can be @
en- safely and with good effect TO voS,,
children, asweli as grown persons. Tbo.s
who have used IL, do invariably con,ir9.
lis use whenever they need any r,eJir;n.
The reputation of it is we'll establish
and needs no flaming, putting adverjs'
ments to sustain it. II has been in.ur..
by counterfeits, but the college have s.,
out an agent, in whom they have peri--
confidence. Ii is their, and his, aad o..
intention to do what we can to enable tbo.
who wish 1t, to get the genuine Morris
on's Hygean Vegetable Universal Ned.
PANGBoRN & BRISsysIn.
Vermont State Agents, appointed r.
Geo. Taylor, Is Chamber 81. New Yort
Messrs. ORvIs & ROBERTS. of Fact.
ry Point, are the sole agents icr the coor.
ty of Bennington.
SUB AGENTS
Geo. II, Fish, Middiebury, Addison Co.
0. A. Keith, Sheldon, Franklin -
s. E. Morse, Crafsbury. Orleans
John Kelsey, Danvillr, Caledonia .
N. c. Goddard, Windsor, Wis4s9r
SIN: auckland, Bellows Falls, WinnAal.@
n. w. Porter, Rutland, RtHqps
WWCodwell, Montpelier, u askin gloa "
Foster Grow, Oh elsea, Orange"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12

the sum therein mentioned.
It's hereby enacted by the General As.
sembty Of the State of Vermont, That the
treasurer ofthis state is authorized to bor-
row sum, not exceeding thirty thousand
dollars in the whole, for the purpose of
defraylng the expenses ofthe government,
and paying appropriations that are or may
be made.
Approved, Nov. 5, 1888
3l.-An Act, in addition to an act governing the
militia of this State.
Has hereby enacted By the General As
sembIy Of the State Of Vermont, That the
several companies heretofore comprising
the first rife regiment in Franklin coun-
ty, heretofore attached 10 the third brigade
and third division of the militia of this
state, are hereby reinstaled and restored to
all the privileges, as regiment, which
said regiment possessed previous to the
revision OF the militia law in 1887, to be
attached to the second brigade in the frs,
division ofthe militia of this state, accord
ing to the new organization, any law or
usage to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Prousded, said regiment shall not be
entitled to receive of the Governor the
quota of arms, or colors, now required by
law to be furnished to euch regiment.
Approved, Nov. S, 1888.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12

cessi:y of any alterations or additions there
to; and, if found expedient or necessary,
to prepare plan or plans of such altera-
tions or additions, together with an esti-
mate of the probable expense of the same.
Also, to settle with the superintendent of
the prison, examine and appraise the prop
erty remaining on hand, and make report
of their doings at an early day of the next
session of the legislature.
STATE OF VERMONT.
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE,
Montpelier, Nov. %, 1888.
hereby certify that the foregoing for
ty-,wo cha piers, are true copies of the acts
and resolutions of public kind, passed by
the Legislature OF this State at their ses-
sion in October and November, A. d.
1888, as appears by the files III this office.
CHAUNcEY L. KNAPP,
Secretary of State
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12
: i ( 3
Translated from the Germaa.l
LOUIS ORION OELICKE,
OF GERMANY,

OF GERMANY,
THE GREATEST OF HUMAN BENFFACroRs
Citizens of North and South -4m.rico,
HNO Louis Of0R G0eiicke, NJ. ID. of Germa.
i ny, Europe ] belongs the imperishable hon
or OF adding nesc and precious doctrine to the
Science Of Medicine doctrine which, though
vehementIy opposed by many of the faculty, (of
which ne is valuable member,) he proves to be
as well founded in truth as any doctrine of Holy
Wnt-a doctrine, upon the verify of which a,e
suspended the lives of millions of our race, and
which he boldly challenges his opposers 10 refute
viz: Consumption is a disease ai,cays OCCASION
ed 6y dismdered state of VIs PIfe Tor Life
PFn,cipLe) OF the human body: o. often secret
ty lurking ia the system for years Eefore there
! IS the Ieust complaint Of the Lungs fn-and
,Oh'ch may be as certdiniy, though NOT so quick
~, cured, as common cold or a siDigie head
acne. AN lnVaiuably precious doctrine this, as il
important lesson to the apparently healfhy of
both sexes, teaching them that this ipsiIuons foe
may be an unobserved inmate of their ..clavev
houses even while they imagine themselves Sc
cure from is att tcks teaching them that TIE
GRE.4I SECRETLNT THE .ART OF PRE-
SERpLN'G HEALTH IS TO Pluck orr
THE DISEASE WHILE IN THE BL.aDE
CROMWELL
This lllustrious benefactor of man is also emit,
ed TO your unfeigna d gratitude, and the gratitude
void, Tor the invention of his IfnfrhIess
SdndfiUe, whose healing fiat may Justly claim
Tor 1t such title since it has so sgnaIly tliumpb
ed over our great common enemy AZ con
SOJhPIIOJN, both in the first and last stages
medicine which has thoroughly filled the roc-
tttfm In the Materia Medica, and thereby proved
itself the o. ConQuerer Of Physiciaas-c0-a
medicine, for which all mankind will have album
danf cause to bless the bene6cent hand of kind
Pic"idence,-a medicine, whose wondrous viz
tues have been SO glowingly portrayed even by
some OF our clergy, in their pastoral visits to the
sick chamber; by which means they often be.
come he happy instruments of changing despon
dency into hope, sickness into health. and sad.
ness IF friends into ioyfuIness
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12

pared for them in due season, for he knows
that no animal can thrive and do well,
that is not well housed, and well fed, and
every way made clean and comfortable
His potatoes. his sugar beets, his turnips
and all his winter fruits and vegetables
are well secured against frost, and placed
in such positions that ready access can be
had to them when necessary. without sub
lecting them to danger of injury by expo
sure to the weather. His fuel is so ar
ranged and prepared for current use that
his family can procure it without any un-
necessary exposure to the rude blast of
winter. His fields and meadows are kep,
closed during the winter and early part of
spring; so that animals may not be per-
mitted to ramble over them and iniure his
grounds. His barn-yard is so arranged
that his cattle never leave it during the
period of winter feeding, by which means
ne saves all their manure for the nourish-
mentcfhiscrops. His implements ofhus-
bandry aud food are ali carefully housed
and arranged in good order, so that thew
can be- bad when wanted for use.-FaT-
Rtef CatIuct.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12
NOTICE TO HYGEISTS IN pERMoArT,

''O1icE To HYGEISTS IN pERJHO.Ar7,
tHE GENUINE Morrison's or H.
- gean Vegetable Universal Med
cine, OF The British College of HaaI,h
can a gam De had in this state. The Col.
lege nave appointed and sent out
Mr.. GEORGE TAYLOR
lln place of H. Shepherd NIoat removed,
ano OF him and his agents only can The
genuine imported Medicine be obtained
"a the United States. The medicine is in
81 ana 50 packets, with No. | and 2
ms 10 them, and in boxes of Is and so
Gus each, with one kind in box, so that
no or can be obtained seperately III
wanted In the spring the boxes will have
ooIn kinds In them; also. boxes of pow
GERS 70 cts. each. We do URGE all
VINO wish to get this " best of medicines
to attend to the following directions when
purchasing in Vermont; see if there is a |
label on the box or packet reading Geo. |
taylor, Gen'l agent of the United States |
Of AmeTlca. appointed by Morrison, MoAt,
. 20. British College of Health, JAS
Morrison, the Hygeis..' Hamilton Place,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12
From the Bulletin.

Appeal 20 tine friends OF Temperance.
Friends Of man, and foes to madness,
Let your voices loudly sound:
Speak, remove nations sadness:
See you not the foe around2
Lift on high the Temperance banner
Freemen! freemen to your post;
Hear the victims, how they stammer!
Hasten-save them, or they're lost!
Look! cen now drunken father!
Reels along yon noisy way;
From their home, the wretched mother
Leads her trembling babes away.
Father, rouse thee. see yon treasure;
Yonder thoughtless, yielding one
Seeks the goblet Cor his pleasure,
Madly quaffs, and is undone.
Sisters! snatch thy wretched brother
From the spoilers cruel grasp;
Ere another--yet another
Victim to their arms they clasp!
Wife! with heart almost to breaking.
Hast thou not word to say!
Canst thou thus be slumber taking.
While thy husband is their prey?
Husband! watch around her pathway
save thy idol from the snare;
Tear her from their fangs away.
Husband, husband, Oh, beware.
Oh! let not thy children curse thee.
AS the authors Of their woei
Fathers, mothers, rouse thee-rouse thee
Break the fatal chain and go!
Patriots, Christians, friends of freedom!
The cry Is loud-can nought be done I
Noueht to breskibis cruel thraldom!
Falter not we are undone!
AUGUSTA.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12
A German coin, value IS cents.
: s < * < <

fl certificate from three members of the mod
icaI Profession ia Germany, IL. E,1ope.
we, the undersigned, practitioners of medicine
In germany, are We'll aware that, by our course
we may forfeit the friendship of some of the fac
uity- but not of its benevolent members ~ -
uninfuenced by selfish motives. Thouah =
snail refrain from an expression of our o5;n;o,
SHher OF the soundnesS or unsoundness of n
ooelick's netc doctrine, we are hapDv IN saw ~
we deem his Sanative too valuable not m h. 80,
ersiy known-for what our eyes behold and on,
ears hear, we must believe 0'
c we neIeoy state, that when DR.. Louis Offon
uoeiicSe mist came before the German n,,bI;c -
the pretended discoverer of a new 5oc,f,1'1 $500 %
. neW medicine, we held him in the highest con-
.enpt' DeiieVing and openly pronouncing him 70
De oase lmpostor and the prince of oua.Ls
Out, on nearing so much SAID about The S,na,;-s
sainst II and for II, we were induced. from 49,
uVes OF curiosity merely, 10 make trial of IFS re-
p" Virtues upon a number of our mo hone
iess Pauents: and We now deem il our honndar
DUTY teven at the expense of our self ;n,a.os,1
Puohc y to acknowledge its efficacy In CUE -;
on'y consumption, but other fear fi,I ,n.I,,a
winch we have heretofore believed IN he $3.50
PIE Our contempt for the dIscover.r of ar.
nieoic'ne was at once swallowed up in chr u,,a.
= = ollisnment az these unexpected results: and
cor e."a ). ior our abuse OF him, we do frankly
conieSs TO the world; that we believe him ~
anthroPist, who does honor TO the prosess;or pun
" our country, which gave him birth. -1N
recent adoption of this medicine into
some Oh our European hospitals is a suf6c;an,
guaranty that 1t performs all its promises. Itneed'
20 =; n'e our testimony, for wherever il is used II
Is us own best witness
herman q ETMULLER, MD.
WALTER VAN GAULT. Nj
ADOLPHUS WERNER. NJ n
germany, December 10 Ise6
V~.E- 'ACKSON. sole agent for Brandon
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12
NOTICE.

NHE Ptdlar's Books formerly ovr.
1 ed BY Darts d Bsnp, are nov Inc
property of ralph B. Clark, ami NIL f.
collected BY him or his order.
Dir. Clark viii be ready TO attend
The settlement of said books two DAYS "a,
week, r'z: Saturday and Mon5ag
All those who have accounts unset;ld
are requested 10 call and seul,. iHmeI;o,
Ly. RALPH B cIApk
Brandon, Nov. 2, 1888.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12

them from physical disease, and ofthe two,
the former is most to be dreaded.-Far.
Cabinet
Two country lawyers, overtaking a
wagner on the road, and thinking to be
witty upon him, asked why his fore horse
was so fat and the rest so lean! He know.
ing them. answered. "The fore horse is a
LG,oyer, and the others are his clients"
ID.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12
DUMFRIEs' REMEDY FOR THE
PIE RR

Inc proprietor begs leave to recommend (Wkia
ne aoes with the fullest con6dence) one Of n
most valuable remedies known Err tits trouN.
so1ne and painful complaint. Without PONG \
70 oetail, ne deems it enough 10 say. he has II =
possession the most undoubted testimonies m
,.t nas more completely a'asscered The purpose T
;o;a = . intended. than any other popular nel
- IN remedy perfectly easy in its appHcS;iE
y, :" eonoiiohs, ages and sexes- Full directiOss
description Of the complaint. Sc acco,nn,ov 80
PACKER, which consists Of two boxes- Oi1ynas
sna EteefuGy. Price, 81 for the wloIe Or 50
enis Out one of the articles ls wanteI
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12
y j i 3 ]
G. o z r ICK ELS
ESS SANATIVE

medicine of more value TO man Than tic va,
IN mes OF Austria, even the united Treasures Of
the gobe,-a medicine, VII ca i, obtained equal
~ IRON the vegetable. animal ard mineral k,no-
{" ms and thus possesses three fold pow.r.-s
med CHE, which. though designed as a remedy
Gus influence over many diseases Of The human
system medicine, which begins 10 be vaIuei
oy Physicians, who are daily witnessing its as
toulshlng cues of many whom they had resigned
to the grasp of the Unsuitable Craze.
DOSE OF the Sanative, for adults, one drop:
Tor children, half drop; and for infants, a quar-.
yer orop; tne directions explaining The manner of
taking half or quarter drop
per half ounce NS-''N'
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12
MEMOIRS OFJR NCDoW1II

MEMOIRS OF J. II. MCDONALD.
~ This work is now Tor sale al The
Telegraph Office. Price ST.. Friends Of
tnls noble martyr 10 the cause of moral Pr
my will do well TO avail themselves eaiIl
ol tnis opportunity, as brought only 59coP-
Is, and they are probably the only ones OF
ale In the State,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12
POE T R Y
THE DRUNKARD,s DEATH.
BIZ WIN. B. TAPPAN


] stood beside his diving bed,
His clammy hand was clasped in mine,
And ifthere's hope, look up, said
He dro2t tear, but made no sign.
I asked him OF his misspent years,
(He had but reached TO manhood's prime
And oh, what griefs and guilt and fears
Trooped where he stood ON shores of time !!
For he TO drink had yielded up
His intellect and noble strength;
And now the demon Of the cup,
Exulting, claimed his prey at length.
Ispoke then of the broken law,
Or ONE, who had the forfeit paid
And that his faith might strongly draw,
On Him, the merciful, for aid.
Renounce thy sins and bathe thy life,
So YEARLY to folly given;
And He will calm thy bosom's strife,
And He will lift thy soul to heaven.
He cried, "what shall sinner dor'
He greatly wept-1 what doom is minew
His face was changed; despair, knew,
Prevailed, and still, he made no sign.
told him that shoreless sea
IL grace for mortals stained with sin;
To doubt were crime-and safely he
De6led, indeed, might venture in.
| knelt in prayer-if ever
Have tasted prayers prevailing power,
Twas when my supplicating cry
Appealed for pity in that hour.
prayed that he might see how pure
The laws demand-how vile his guilt
Oh mercy! must this soul endure
Its pangs, when blood for souls was split.
This gem that might be ever bright
Where coronals in beauty shine,
Be locked in depths. whose only light
Cleans palely from the wrath divine!
Rather may be, new born, be clad
In robes by sovereign love brought down !;
And stand where angels worship, glad
With golden harp and starry crown.
| asked again, if he could now
Yield all to Him who claims the whole;
And at that cross where men must bow
Or perish, cast his trembling soul
And on this bed Of sorrow, say,
Here Lord! TO be forever thine,
A lost one gives himself away?''
lie died, he died, and made no sign!
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12

ms preparation, for pleasantness, safety. r
peui.ioh' ease and Certainty. stands usTirris5
for the cure Of this troublesome rom,,i,;.,, !, :
SO rapid as well as certain in its opersiioo. ,s
cure THIS dIssgrreab!e disorder most edeclusB,.
N one hours application only!
does not contain the least particle of merrt
~ OF otner dangerous Ingredient, anil MAY be- a.
phed with perfect safety by pregnant females, c.
to children at the breast,
Frice 81 IL cents box, with ample dire
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12

FOE ER.mAxRg.


iney purify the Blood, quicken It's circulatiO-,
s>ss. .he suspended operations of nature. AMI are
sm gene ,so remedy for the prevailing complains
aus .he female part Of socieiy. Tie pills are
part cuiariy eficacious an the c. S;,,,nsss
S:Plauon OF the Heart. Giddiness. Short Bnsa,h
t;on Ag o. me Spirits. Detection and dislncina-
soa 70 exercise and society. Married I,dies vi
nre s e rms equally useful. except in cases Of
p snancy, tchen they Rlusf MOI BE- taEeu-nsi.
ther must they be taken IN perso. - - or
Az - uachs. Price 81 so box.
. q so Inc celebrated CAMRRIAN TOOTH.
nIaE PILLS, which give immediate reIief
tbs NIL, ~ sne least injury to the Teeth On triI
or ira. = iounu one VI the best remedies knoE1
o' snls complaint. Price % cts. a box
None genuine unless signed on the ouls;ds
nEp wrapper oy The sole proprietor, T. KID
Zen, snaHed'dfe successor 10 The late DIR. w. 7.
No OS~ 90 e FOR sale at his Counting Room, ors'
No; -, So1rt-street, near Concert Han. Boston,
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-12-12

o. The article published below, concerning
the new and popular doctrine advanced by the il
lustrious Goehcke of Germany, cannot fail Ct ex-
citing deep and thrilling interest throughout our
country.