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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-07
Dye Stufs.

WXLL1STON & TXLER,
ETAVE now on hand, a complete assert
HI ment Of DYE STUFFS, at wholesale
or retail, on the best terms.
ALSO, Just received, a fresh supply of
DICINES, PAINTS, GROCERIES,,
and HARD WARE.
August %. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-07
FIRE.! FIRE!

VENHE members of the Vermont Mutual
n Fire Insurance Company, are hereby no.
made by the Directors on all notes in force on
the following days, to wit =
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-07

GOLD WATER FOR CBILDREN.--Com-
ming, as we know it does, from a physi-
eian OF standing in this city, we have no
hesitation in publishing the annexed com.
munlcation ~. Y. ADJ.
During the prevalence of this hot weather
there is nothing so greatful TO infants as
cold water these little creatures suffer e.
qnally with adults from thirst, especially at
night yet strange to say the mother either
neglects or fears 10 offer cold water. In
my practice, in several instances | have been
called to see children laboring under fever,
from the effects of thirst, and upon giving
cold water have had the pleasure of seeing
the child recover in a very short time, a free
perspiratioD following the use of this natural
remedy. Real thirst cannot be allayed bv
any thing as well as bv water; when n
child is feverish at night, it will in a moior;.
ty OF cases be cured by freely spongiug is
face and limbs with teped water, and allow.
ing 1t to drink cold water. Let parents who
have slckly children (of any age) try this
plan If 1t does no good, it will produce nc
evil, but | am certain il will arrest much
suffering by a very simple and grateful
remedy.-MEDICUS.
Land Sdies.-The President has by Proclamation
fixed the term Of Public Land Sales at the different of
fees as follows, viz:
IN Wfsconsin.-At Green Bay on Monday the 22c
of October, and the 9th of November next. Al Nil
wankee on the 18th of November aud the 3D. day o
December.
In Iotoa.-At Du Buque on the 9th, and at Bur
lington on the 19,h November.
In Minois.-At Danville on the 9Th; at Chicago OF
the 18Th, and AT Quincy on the 9Th November.
In Di,Ssourt.-At st. Louis on the 9TH, at Lexing
ton on the 18th, at Jackson on the 18th, and nj Fnvet
te on the 9th November; at Palmyra on the 10Th DC
tober; at Springfield on the Sd December.
In Ohio.-At Bucyrus on the 9th October.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-07

WOMEN AT A PREMIUM.-"Oh woman,
lovely woman" cries the poet, mature made
thee to temper man." The Texan Legisla-
tors seem TO have reached the same conclu-
sion. A correspondent of the Commercial
Advertiser writes
Our Congress has passed a law granting
a bonus of two-thirds of a league, or 1862
acres of good land to every woman who will
marry during the present year, any citizen
Of this republic who was such at the time OF
our declaration of independence. The con-
sequence you may easily imagine. Every
single lady, young or old, good looking or
ugly, has been sought out and led to the al
tar, and yet nineteen out OF twenty OF our
bachelors are not only unmarried but unen-
gagged. although their dispositions are the
best that can be imagined, and their efforts
corresponding,
A few weeks since a family arrived from
Ohio, bringing with them a young woman
as a servant our young men took it very
much in dudgeon that SO precious a commo'
dity should remain in a situation so unbe'
coming and Improbable, and accordingly
had a meeting, at which a considerable sum
of money was raised by subscription, with
which the young damsel was placed as a
boarder in a respectable family. Thenthey
dubbed together and bought a young mans
headlight of 1881 acres, which they presen
ted to her as a dover; and this evening she
was married to a respectable planter, wht
receives with her the 1862 acres in addition
from the government.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-07

y Editor of The Globe as Described by
E"eHd X. M. Whitney.-The Globe
contained an attack upon that guam
avOrite of the administration, r. M.
(@ey' to which he has replied in the
1nlan' The following are extracts
that reply:
6Ialr well knows the efforts that were
Oy him and others in the last half oil
Essf 1885, to get a bank in Kentucky
su a depository ofthe public money j
IN which there was no revenue col
and but little disbursed, and conse'
no depository was required. Inc
he bank, in striving to be selected
~a' Its notes might be made Land
money" and its circulation thereby
Se augmented. The efforts made &c
aS bank selected, were untlring and
unceasing. and by no n more
Eerlogly than by Mr.. Blair; and VIVA
avow his object to be 2 Partly t'
d relative interested in the bank, ant
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20


Dc the 18th isst VIM Henry, Of wn. Henry Hoople
oo sunday eveasg Mrs oetta williams, in the 10th year
Funeral this afternoon at O'Clock, from No Il Leosard
street
On the 18Th instant Mr. Lawrence Mcclure, aged 81
years
Fsneral As afternoon, q, O'Clock, from No. 5a3 Broome
street
Gwnne oouu,y Georgia on the a4,h of January last
MT Joseph oouge, Ia the Anrdd snd rinfA year Of M
Newark ~ J., on Friday, phese wife Of Matthias rium,
aged 81 years =
WEEKLY REPORT OF INTERhENTs-rbe City In.
Ing on Saturday March III v34 70 womes <5boys ~
girls; total it5
Dsa~s-ApopIery, q ssphysia, u burned or scalded q
cancer u convulsons TO- croup hives consumption, ~;
casualties, cholera infanun, cholera morkus, 4, drop
y2 dropsy In the head 2: do chest, IL debility 81 diarr
bora drowned eryspeas, fever Billions scarlet do.
y do typhoid ,istus, u Inflammation do Of the brain,
do the lungs, 81 do chest II do. liver, do. bowels,
DO throat killed or murdered lues veners, rrslform
Old age palsy pleurisy,i small por u eehins, u IN
Ags0fhe age Of one year under AT between the age
o. and 90 and IL and TO- 10 and 90 ~ and So Isl
and &C. l6 40 and So 80 and co. Q; 60 and TO- Of and
g. 90 and %. q; % and loo, o.
Places Of nativity states 49, Ireland 49, Ergisns
scotland, 2 Germany Holland o. s~eden,ei Denm arb
W whom were from the Aims House Bellevue, from
the Hospital do; 6om City Hospital do, 0iror Penny Hos
ps do; oom Bsokwelrs Island, dot Orion Small Pox do
HENRY a. DrNNEI, City Inspeo,o,
City Inspectors Office, March ", is1s,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

ExpIosIos AND FnE FROM GurrowDrR.-Lasi
night absu, IL O'Clock, fire broke out in the upper
part OF the tive story wooden house No. 8 James
street The lower part was occupied as bakery,
and the upper part by elderly German named Har-
mony. The latter was engaged in making fireworks,
and a quantity Of them, together with some loose
gunpo wder exploded and set fire to the place The
old mans hands and face were much burned and
shattered and il 10 feared he will not live. He now
lies in sad state at the hospital The fire was soon
got under by the promptness and nirepidity of the
fremen, which on this occasion was remarkable
The damage by fire was confined TO the upper story
the lower part was only damaged by water. This is
the third serious fire and sad accident by gunpowaer
that has occsrred near Us within ten days. What
are our FIRE wardens about that fire work manafacto.
res and large quantities Of gunpcwdsr allowed to
be kept in the crowded parts Of our ciiy7 We pause
for reply.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20
m o n = Y M A leK 4 r.
Mar av. Mar~A 70 a

One Of the and remarkable of the money
market is he unprecedented arrangement of the inland ex.
changes the se of opposite tendency and course OF the
foreign.
AT this time exchange in New York is against the whole
commercial world and in favor Of this great mart Such
gaar fact before the history all
MERGE The conclusion be drawn from this fact is that all
Inc world indebted to New York. that currency
more valuable than the Of every place with
which II has commercial connection. On England and
france the rates at the closing Of the packets
"a per cent in favor We have several occasions
paned the causes OF this difference 1t arises from the ba-
snce OF uadenot variation between the currences Of
France and England compared of New York.
greatest phenomenon efhe presentday, the sudden
depreciation Of the souhera and southwestern exchanges
TACT has been developed within few short weeks In or
~ 20 understand this properly, following
legus OF rates as they stood this day in Wall street;
RATES OF INLAND EXCHANGES IN New YORK MARCH 49,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

BoAsp OF AsersTAsTs Monday March l9.-Pre.
sent: Messrs Woodruff, Potter, Franklin Snedecor,
Nash, Holly, williams, Hall, Kelley and Hyde.
A message was received from the Mayor, stating
that he had signed certain ordinances. Ordered on
file
Memorials and Petitions Referred-Of John M.
Seers and others. of w. r.. Dunscomb and others,
and Of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church,
against the widening Of John st. OfW. w. Campbell
T. G. a. r. sullivan, Henry Gardner, W. g Rhine
lander and G. b. Liston, for reduction and apportion-
mont Of taxes and assessments OfJohn Preston, for
stand in Fulton Market OF james Hickie for n
stand in Catherine Market OF w. Il. Leggett for \
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

MAIL RospEnY or Posr NorEs-A package con-
tanning nineteen post notes of the Morris Canal and
Banking Company, amounting TO s96o0, dated Jan.
6, 1885, at lis days date has been stolen from the
mail between Madison, Qa.) and Indianapolis. II
was directed to Messrs. Jshn Ward 4 Co Of Wall
street Seine Of the notes have since been offered
for sale at Louisville, Ky) at par for Indiana money,
by young man who called himself John Ward, OF
the firm OF John Ward a. Co, who he stated were
about TO establish a mercantile house at Richmond,
Ua)
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

EXPENSE OF Livrse-Rents are coming down
provisions getting cheaper horses falling
cheap. man may get married, and set up an esta-
hlishment at half the cost Of 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20
State OF Trade.

MONDAY EVENING. March
Business has been uch this induce but
The ate ndsnee change very seany and void OF M
The spring uAi opens tardy Messrx hsId
real estate sale this day, Of the largest which HAS
place this season Most Of the passed al
those sold were ehancery safes The lot mestsned below A.
Lafayette place feet by 49, Bogssed for SIC eco and
was sold for 600 In sdditon The blocks Nos ana
18th and Avenue A. were bought by j. d Asor Esn
NO. Ridge street, was bought in for S22,ooo =
Oefon-There have been some SAILS for shpme nj Wilhelm
change w price N' 0s'
Breadsisf-Ereert small sac Of wheat at former rates,
We have noLing 70 remark. '''
os6s-The aecks en- hand are small though demand.
has been sn mated, Tor consumption principally
Al Phiadephss the f7h, arrivals for the wesh "A
been bags Of bags good Wa
sold ~ lie months; 900 bags RIO NJ l2i
lbs green Cubs, M rhese prices exhibit variatisn
Bos. on the 18Th the demand FOR second ou.lt-, "a.
800 bags ST Domingo a sales Porto csbelo, isi} -
bags for consumption
A. 5.l%.,. 20 ,ss s'A coffee dull Sale, .ew crop
Al Ha,..s s issl coase easyadd ing 70 fair s,.s
Al 6ine.rsf on the 18th, Cuba esdee sales iss Ro "a,
ala - =
Trs~s~cfss~s sAs de-.
Cotton 80 bales, eia Coffee 25sbags Brazil, IIisIlA
$50 r. k,iil, cash.
Auction Sales
Tosgues, casks &c. aegsrs, - ar. boxes, e5
Burgundy, Bcsses, r.
2lots, oh asd 10th SITS $3.50 blocks No and Ibsh
do, Ne q 9Th street, street. Avenue A. a<4e zoe
A loa tLaf Plsee,) son. No Briase street S72,seo
by ISL, total, e25fse bosght In.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

SLAM, BANG & Co. are making arrangements to 60
to Albany with the Board Of Trade to kill sf the
Phenix Bank. A stock Of rum and cold wittals' lie
lsyingin for the former cha mpagne and sandwiches
for the latter Great times well have!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

20 Wall street will be emptcd into Albany, the
moment that the debate en- the Phenix Bank comes
up in the Assembly. This 10 to be the great move
ment of the sessien.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

II The greatest burden on the movements of the
wing party, is the clique composed of the Courier"
and American" They equal to the old man
Of the mountain" upon the back Of Snbad the
sailor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

0NsrsvsEs AND CsusrEMErTs.-Persons who
ride in omnibuses should look well to the change
which given them by the juvenile rufiians who off,
ciate at the doors of those delectabIe vehicles gen.
tleman has shown a counterfeit half dollar which
was palmed upen him on Saturday. and really we
do not know which to be more surprised at, the i'm
pudence of the utterer Of such wrstched imitation,
light weigh, besides or the carelessness Of the per-
son who could be 80 imposed upon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

THE ISDrAss.-The hostile Indians have made
their way to the neighborhood Of Matanzas where
they lie hidden and are beginning to give annoyance
to the oyster fisheries The report from Georgia last
week. that 400 Indians had been captured, turns out
TO be an entire fabrication.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

The ELEcTIoS.-If the wings do not 20 to work
at once, they will get licking at the next election
The locofocos raising heaven and earth to carry
the city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

W Three beautiful ladies' called to see me yester
day afternoon. ] was not n-Oh! what a miss
wonder who they were7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

Jr Private carriages are quite scarce m Broadway
nowadays. We have no, half the number Of COVER
nors a. 10 1896, 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

pT DR.. Bowditch the Mathematician, the trans.
lstor Of Mechaniqls Celeste Of Lapsce died at Bos
ton last week
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

By this table, viii be seen that the discount on each of
these places has materially risen since January The
o. this rise and sudden arrangement next point
inquiry and in calculation thereof following
letter from Mobile from of the leading houses Of
he south
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

NAvIeAT1oH or THR Hupsor.-The Robert l.
Stevens has succeeded in reaching Esopus Island
sbou, ten miles above Poughkeepse.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

NEWSPAPER CIRorLArIos.-The {" Courier" is
Dragging Of its circulation its advertisements, and its
new Printing Machine" which it very saipely sup
poses to be on beard the Toronto. This attempt to
bolster up its sinking rotten condition, is something
like certain chvalric beings efforts TO get fight
mere Heather and prunella" 1t talks of beggarly
hundred increase in a month. In one day, from Sa-
turday last up yesterday the Herald increased mine
hundred and siry copies over its present large crcu
lation. Think of that Master Webb.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

CeuRT OF SEssIoNs-March l9th.-The notorious
Tozer, who was convicted for passing false tokens,
was yesterday brought up for sentence The Court
fined him ESQ and sentenced him to ten days impri-
sonment. They then offered TO admit him TO bail J.
To this the District Attorney objected because sen
teHce was passed The Court then waived or with
drew the sentence and admitted Tozer to bail in the
sum Of 500, to await the decision Of the Supreme
Court in his case his counsel raising the point that
his conviction was contrary to law. Mr. Seth p. Sta
Piles then became his bail, and Tozer was set at lib
erty
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

NEW ArPorrTmrrr.-Nr Howard, Of Maryland,
IL TO succeed Mr.. Stevenson minister at the Court
Of London, and the latter replaces Mr.. Dickerson,
who IA 10 ne shcyed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

II "virginius" is received and shall have place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

70 LET-At BedforS, Long Island, modern
E built NO story Hsuse with three OF lsad, veil
sultvaed; fruits with shrubbery, coach barn,
Boardns School private residence lease be sad for
two years, asd probably longer required The house s
three miles from the erreesrs 70 twice day from the
South Ferry For particulars nquifc of
m20iw- H. ODELL, Se Bowery.s
a To LET--And Immediate possession given, the
large and spacious AZ armens q honss no ~ sssss-
49, formerly known Euterpian Hsli afry mthe
Arolo well adapted Cor the accommodation ~ soc
cites, Concerts M &c. For further Information appW
n2af~s JOS ~. BARNES, 80 Csnslst New YORK.
A TO LET FER srs or three years neat Cottsge,
m suiistIe fpr the residence If small rcspecsbs fami
asAly On The premises good stable, Coseh House,
Barn, ~ reasise outbuidisgs Also sn EXCELLENT Gar
den a Ochsr together With sores o and situated with
In 10 ,nr,e Ferry, Staten Island
further apply az 80 Cedar r. pp stairs between the
hours III 10 A. IA and ar NJ m2e-Sts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

The "Courier," in yesterday Mornings paper, has
the loss of the Pactous at Matanzas, Feb. "a. She
was reported be broken and sold in the Herald last
Thursday, under date of Matanzas, March 4. Huzza
again! The Celeste the TeaIer, and Tom Boxer for
ever!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

Well may John Delafeld the great Usurer trenl-
BILE! His day is over, and he may as well give up
the ghost al once Slam, Bang & Co. will swallow
the Phenx Bank, all bat the tail, whchs to be cook
ed with oyster sauce for the Board of Trade. Oh
oh! oh!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

REVIVAL OF rns SPRrxo TaApr.-We understand
that another member Of the Board Of Trade has ven
tured. in imitation of Mr.. Simeon Draper, into deep,
or as Sanivsl Weller would say, "werry deep vater"
and has actually ventured-a bet Of rair OF boots,
worth ~ 80 that the Phenix Bank will lose Its char
ter by vote Of the present Legislature. The amount
Of spring business in this line is increasing very ra-
pdly. Since the revival began, under the auspices
of the Board of Trade, the following transactions
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10
BOTANICAL DROPS!

have in multitude Of csse. cured these ,nveterae and
deeprooicl complaints ia the worst and most hopeless
rnses b. the p,tscvsring administration OF this pow
hffil medicine, the sutLcn squsd countenance has
locn restored s Gori hue tie vital energy rcestab-
i.hei bnd the whole system purified and Exaggerated
They are also the best Spring and Autumn physe,-
Price a. or bottles for { s.
o. None are genuine unless signed T. kIpnFR on the
wrapper (saC proprietor sod successor TO DR.. Conway
by whom IT Is for sale. at his Counting Room, No.
o. Court stri Boston. and by his special appointment
by Daniels & Boil, Rutland Levi Lewis, Wells and
Adams Warner 4 Co, Ludlow.
No l. Sent. I9:e6w.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10
s c IL DOL BOOKS.

Greek Reader, Greek Grammar French First Cas. I,,
stocks and Parkhursts Philosophy Voses and Wi2nt H
tfonomy Blakes Nuttes and Miss Lncolns Rnton, -
and Cobbeis trammar, Pareys LIST 81 81 and am III NJ
history, Wortcser's LIST Cd, Sd and an Rcsdipc po't
johnson and Webstor's Dictionary English Rcllcrs ~n
bnsmads Farley and Halls Geographic ~ and "a Cs.,
headers, Easy Lessons Young Reader Reading Lesson.
chiIu assistant Cass Book of Natural Theology smiths
ADAMS DAVIS and Colburns Authmatics Onc,'s Geo,
'aphy and Atlas, Smiths Geography and Atlas. Go.
YfaPy INC Heavens History Of the United States Com
stocks Chemistry. Conversation on TInris,,y N,,l
heaocr ithetonca Reader Academical Speaker Iaioyc
lass BOOK, ioftors Analysis Noodhril5cs and Willard.
geography Moral Class Book Ncum4ns Rhotorck Town
Analysis Of Der'aye Words aud al other school BooA.
in General use. ' "'"'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN BOSTON
TREMBLING AMONG THE MEDICAL
FACULTY!!!

WE lean that the distinguished DR. Watson. o-G
w Washington street, aud DR.. : c. Hewett Tho
celebrated Rnneseiior, 297 Washington street two NJ
the most tkul practitioners in Boston, having witne.
red the happy effects Il Goecks Matches Sanatye in
seTersl ease, wich have under their
have given the general Agent OF this great
ieac, permission 10 refer TO them through the public
journals. II Is with pleasure, notice such act, Of
dsinorsfis bsnevolencs. aud this noble generosity of
Dft. II. Ani ". besposks their genuine pblantb,onhv
us understand. Dr. Ha,son Is of the opinion tba, a.
The Sanaiigo has crested such ircmendo,s e1ef,,,pf
among NE Medical Faely. II must be SOMETHING ,x,ra
culinary and ihr superior the common no.tru1. ~
the dsysn1 there osnuot be doubt but Then The VIE;
toe, of ,h, great specific shall be duly appreciated b
fhYsic.an', they VIII frankly scknowied.e tito he ~
mcsi vsluaqle s2iiiOl which has been made % ~,
.yaisra hsiioa niece the days Of HPPOCRATTS
HE further learn that The general Agent of the San,
siise hs, the liberty prefer his fellow 70 H.
Hews i'r iEo neyy tnisleIiiis which came with
IN the knowledge Of the Doctor. Oae Of the cy,, "a
We lesra, affected upon young lady an cirs -
"LvsHAR AHscEss'-and % seriou, wa. he, ro,,,lg,,
ihs sbe was unable 60 submit 20 Dr. IT, u,u.l ,,l :,
ifsstnen, ~ such ossrt. he tIvited her 10 ~ a.
Sentative, she dd ~. snd before taking one nhisj ~
entirely cured snl NORA FES7IGE or mn ms.
E-fSk hh-s-1tNSt =: Another. A genilsa,nn. srej
=, pronounced by al who knew him. 70 be in ssCOv
TJRHED CoNSJ.fP TTO. ~ va, wop5e,,,Ijv -,
- hcsh BY The o's Of osy one rhi.l q The
--aai he now vel ssl about kl daiiv b,,,,,,, =,
.nls! ~ 90
bE ihsk me open Asl csoll rour,e ,,,,.,,, -,
Dr. Dsison AM HsSsit richly cattle. then 10 ,hs
isias gratitude Of he Pub,,r-slthaarh n ~ -
upon thea.
Aasr reading The Shove ard The f,lloy-n- ,,,,,,,.
from ieiisr' adjrossi 10 Dr. Rav and by ~, Acct.
H' Gao 'ef nomsat doubt the powers Of the nlishiy
Sslsuts' 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10
Elixir vcgc tai Baisamiquc.
n. ~. DOWNS
Urgefable BWis0Daic EfiTir.

yn>oR Coughs. Colds, Consumption, Cs,srh. Group
~ Asthms. Whocpng Cough, aud Of all other diseas
e. Of the head. chest and lungs.
Pamphlets containing a history Of the medicne-a
sketch Of the dossos Tor whiohn Is recommended,
thcs,e. from uuquos,ionabe sourcesample directions
accompanying each botte-may be had Of any ithe A.
gencies, gratis.
CEnTIrICArEs.
For the benefit ofthe afflicted, beg leave TO give the
Rev N. ". Downs Vegetable Balsamic Elixir. the high.
est possible recommendation. have gwen II 10 child
oi moe whose lungs evidently dangerously affected
and ior whom were much slarmedaitcr having tried
many other remedies IN yantho result ishe disease
now APPARENTLY removed aud the child re,tored 60 health.
To effect this, phial only has been used.
STEPHEN CHANDLER.
Stanbridge, June %, 1886.
G1he above medicine is for sale at the Rutland Book
Store. by
l71 w. FAY, agent
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-10
From The Postmaster of Claremont, n. II

From The Postmaster Of Clarcmont, n. H.
GJ'"The above powerful and invaluable medicine is
doing wonders IN this section OF the country, well
IN ohor.. Applications for it have been made in var
places in this vicinity, young lady in this town
has been restored ON consumption and confirmed in
health by the of itNo mistake. She had been vs-
tied by various physicians, but all TO purpose. One
phta Of this medicine produced The long desired eGeet
few bottles of this etcacious medicine may be
found at the Post Office If applied for soon J.NYE.
Sole Agent for Claremont
Claremont, April 90, 1885,"