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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-08-10
81 THREE STORY HOUSE TO LET ON

- THREE STORY HOUSE TO LET ON
E.sEW Missouri Avenue, near Pennsylvania Avenue.
>Esl.sin the same square WITH and directly south of
the frame building called the Wigwam The house is
and contains thirteen handsomely finished ard gen
teei rooms well adapted to all family purposes it front
the mall agreeahy and is the house OF lately
built, (the other being engaged II has convenient
buildings such house. wood and coahouse, &c.
and spacious and well enclosed yard 1t will be ready
for occupation on the first of August next.
Also, another very the above, OF the general
description, though somewhat less in front this house
being rapidly built and will be ready for occupation
by the lst November next
july 27-f JOHN p VAN NESS.
r IFE AND WRITINGS OF SCHILLER, by C,r-
IL lyle, author Of Carlyle's French Revolution"
vol. of 300 pages, with portrait; price IS cents
aug +. TAYLOR.
TISHE CHRISTIAN LIBRARY, two OF the la .,st
i sized octave volumes bound. containing
Grcgory's Memoirs Of Robert Hall, Taylor's LIZ Of
Cowper; 'Smedey's History Of the Reformed Relig"aia
France Fergus on Nature and Revelation; Viler 81
the Reformation Holmes History Of Missions; Series
Christian Rememhrancer; History of the Civilzi,io
and Christanzation OF s. Africa Tyngs Parochal Lee
lures; Fairhom's Geology Of Scripture; Thompson
the Psalms Morisons Modern Skepticism; Bishop he.
her's Course Of sermons at Oxford McCnces History
Of the progress and suppression Of the Reformao"
Siain Fanacism, by the author OF Natural History AL
Enthusiasm Sismondis History Of the Crusades, ser
mons Of Bishop Butler, and many more mot men on
ed i'm this ADVERTISEMENT would cost separately ID
20 dollars price for the whole 3 IS.
jy24 +. TAYLOR
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-08-10

SCHoOL PREMlUMS.-F. TAYLOR has for sale
~ at unusually low prices, very extensive collection
of the best works for Juvenile minds
Mrs: Hollands, Miss Edgeworths, Mrs. Barbauld's
Peter Parieys, &c. ne.
Also, Drawing Books in great variety, Juvenile Sou.
vcnrs, handsome editions Of the most esteemed and
standard authors in Poetry and Prose, with Illus
raons, others richly bound the best works on History,
Voyages and Travels, Popular Science, DC. adapted TO
youth of different ages. handsome editions Of the Glass
sizes well transations Of the same Pocket Books,
Portfolios Pencil Cases, Pen Knives, &e. &c. at the
lowest northern prices every from which libe-
chasing largely. aug
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-02

equal to what we call common days work of
the laboring man at the North. The system is
every way calculated to corrupt the morals OF
the slave. They have no inducement to work
but the whip, and of course work but enough to
escape the lash. If lying secures this it answers
eequally-yea, better. They are generally not
instructed in the principles of morality although
there are some exceptions, and l have known
many honesr upright christians among lhem.--
The slaves on the plantations possess but poor
notions of modesty and chastity. They appear
to realize but little about such terns-indeed
chastity with slave is well nigh a contradiction
IN terms. When the rearing of slaves for the
market is made as lucrative is for us to raise
horses or cattle, we mus, Sc, it down that chasli-
ty is not a word found in southern vocabulary.
You ask if there are many slaves Of mixed
blood. think may say with safety that more
than one third of the slave population is of mix
ed blood-especally in the northern slavehcld-
ing states, where the rearing of slaves for the
southern market is great object.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-02

TERMS--THE CALIFORNIAN will be published
weekly at $500 per annum, or at ST. so ifpaid in
advance. If pay meut is made within six months
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as advance pay No paper will be discontinued
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the publisher.
10 Advertisements will be inserted for the Gus.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-02

Sowing also, on high or elevated, and airy
situations, where the breezes will agitate the
grain, will also prevent their operation in great
degree. Respectfully Yours,
ELIJAH WOOD.
Winthrop, LIST fan 1888.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-02

am not fond of such vanities," as the hog
said ven his owner put ring in his snout.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08

bood which had previously resisted mahy approved pre-
ctos,oea AMER Using tic basam week. the patcnts
voice returned and he enabled 10 speak sudbls Ths
oceafre snd The man Is engaged
not only in active, but IN aborious business,
Respectfully YOURS, &c.
s. MORRILL,, NJ u.
Concofd n " Jan ~, 1882
nov more than years since was brought very low
hy an affection Of tho nnrs nd my complaint declared
60 be incurshc by eouac Of three physicians then
restored to good health had enjoyed for many
hs usng tho vegetable pulmony Bssam Since my
cry have recommended the Basam r great many
long complaints and far ms learn, its has
been invariably followed by much benefit and IN mrny
stances II has d" effected which wholly
pecodv SAM'L. EVERETT.
Boston March 2, 1881
COuNTERFEITS beware of imposition. Each gen d.
uine bottle enclosed In blue wrapper, which yell
low label signed Sampson Reed 1JNone others can be
genuine.
The great celebrity OF the Genuine Vegetable Pulmonary
asam been the OF attempts to introduce spurious
articles which by Partially ssumng tho name Of the gen.
nine calculated instead and deceive the public A.
ong these mixtures the American Pulmonary Balsan
Vegetable Pulmonary Ralsam Syrup. Pulmonary Basam,
and Others Purchasers should inquire for the article
by its whole the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam and
that has the marks and signature OF the genuine
Each bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
saml Price 30 cents.
Latest choat,--T & ~ Keycs, Newbury, VI. inter.
ested In preparing spurious imitation called "Carter's
Compound Pulmonary Busam; - and they endeavotng
obtain agents for the sale ct their mixture the ground
that "ii is done up good style1 j7Simar to Sampson
Reeds Baisam."
'I&gLIGJ' Again we say, look out for counterfes.
For sale by
ely DANIELS g. BELL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08
DIR. Cooke.

The unfortunate are respectfully informed that the
Albany Lock Hospital established and modelled after
the much celebrated European Lock Hospitals has ma
ny years since been founded at Head Quarters, No
Norton street, Albany, n. Y. To those unacquhined
with this institutions il necessary TO mention that II
has for its object tho of all such diseases rs syph
is crofula structures diseases of the uretha umba
-four abus impotency, diseases Of the womb, seminal
weakness Of both nodes aries of the bones ghou
orrhoa gleets with all yenerea complaints general
ETC.
Persons ignorant of the nature Of disease not
most simple form, aud through neglect injudcious
treatment, assumes more aggravated state of disease,
and occasions abscess, uceraon, psuedo syphilis,
premature old age too often ending In protracted
incurable state of existence.
This institution is under the superintendance and
management of Professor Cooke NJ ID. DID, LID. of
the city Of Albany N. Y, who will awe his personal at
Tendance at the Dpensary, attached TO :hc institution
at all hours to iDvalids requiring his professional
vices. He having had much more experience i'll this
branch OF medical practice than usually alls TO the lot
of any member of the profession, therefore feels
such confidence OF his ability TO give universal sasfac-
ton that he all applicants need despair OF
a complete recovery.
The unfortunate therefore, who have suffered from
the want of success by those less experienced, nv
ed to visit the Hospital, which only requires to be
tnown 10 be of support where the most perfect
cresy may be depended on and the utmost privacy will
attend those who call. The whole house is exclusive
y appropriated TO the use Of patients who will always
be received into separate apartments, and at time,
unless at the request OF the patient will third party be
present.
Professor Cooke has number OF Handsomely furnish
ed private chambers at No SO, Greene ST. where he
will receive gentlemen who may require medical aid.
Residing himself on the premises, he will thereby be
enabled TO dedicate than ordinary attention TO his
patients Gentlemen will find it both convenient as
well economical, in all Of disease 10 retire 10
these furnished rooms.
As long Professor Cooke desires 10 benefit the pub
lie, il proper he shond continue his advertisement
FOR the good Of Strangers Is well known that Poop
10 CHI ING Or lat,o
nature even when physician is emirently
full.
Communications postpaid TO the address Of Profess
sor Cooke NJ. ID. ID. ID. LII. D., bany. Y. enclos-
ing bank note as counselling fee will have attention
ozone other will be roceiyed)-or personal consulta-
ton may be had at all times usual at the Dispensary
which properly fitted and arranged with separate Of
fees for confidential interviews.
o. Counselling ices and charges reasonable.
OHico, No Norton st.-IIouse, No 80 Green street
7:tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08
Diseases Of The Lungs.
Decidedly the most popular remedy known in America
Vegetable PuimOnaru BaLs0m.

thrmost valuable remedy in for Coughs Colds
Asthsma or fhtsc, Whooping Cough and Pulmonary
Affections Of every kind. Its sale steadily Increasing
and the popretOrs constantly receiving The most favor
able accounts OF It's effects The following certificates
offered Tor publication.
IN interesting Case
Extract Of letter from Mr. 5. G. Clay Kingston Ulster
Co. n y to the ptcpreiofs.
Yours Of tie oh inst was duly received remarkable
cure effected by the Vegetable Pulmonary Halsam in
The winter aud spring 4" 1883 The person Mr. Moody has
been sck long time with the consumption He phys,-
cans had given him up lie reduced SO low as Ia he
unable Ia belp h,mself, and Tasag large QUANTITY q
blood When be commenced using the s!ssm which effected
complete cure and be healthy and hale as ever
he Was M Moody hus removed from this but be has
promised 10 furnish detailed Of his
which will for~ ard you. sc CLAY -
hingstOa. y. y. June IS 1888
EHfaet Of a letter from DR.. Jacob MYERS
The Vegetable Pulmon arg Iassm been cola in This
county Tor two years, bnd the medicine Las gained n u
common oeiebfy for u has scarcely failed 10 one instance
81 hssing the desired effect by means IN favor Of
TIE many nosifums most Of which mpositions upon
eIeouous public but that which know by e1pef,euee 10 ne
eheciual cannot help but give my appr0baon tbereio
oosntefe sepafstioh has been offered here b. tts,s
ins ageni from Constock and there 4, sIso .,o,b
article sehood here that strongly Suspected To be
JACOB MYERS, 81. D.
hiih'nton yanihta co. PeHn. May D. 1882 "
From Mr. samuel h0Tf, 10 the pfopfeors Of the Y.,e,
bic Pulmonary Basam >se'1-
! sm satisfied that tie Vegetable Poip,oo.,v nj
saigsble ne1ciue. IL has used Ia Tins pls,e 49,, -
peie success 10 an obstinate complaint Of the uDg
Cd AA severe cough, loss Of and the ras,sg % %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08
A BARGAIN.

T wish TO sell my farm in Hubbardton conss,inp Of
about $50 acres of Land, nearly 800 Of which is un
der good Improvement, and liz of the shee and
grain farms in Rutland county Also a water power
with Saw and Grist mills, Cardng Macb hines and elo
theirs works which will be sold without or with such
quantity Of the timber land adjoining may suit the
purchaser-together with 80 oi wheat growing
and stock OF 400 good sheep, 2pars OF oxen, cows
whole or either baia great bargain will be given, with
terms easy and liberal. The stock will be retained II
not wanted.
small house lot in Whiting, near the late tuve
stand Of J. o. Walker.
ALSO a house and lot Of acre, pleasantly situated
the Creek road south Of the bridge IN Middlebury
with fine garden, convenient out buildings water Nc
and terms liberal Inquire Of
S. Is Walker, Jus,en Jennings, Iiubbardton..
b. Walker, Whiting.
Peter Starr. Esq. Middebury, or the subscriber at
Troy, n Y. NJ. o. WALKER
July 1889 3 mos
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08
DANIELS 4. BELL.
TIE GOOD N.1M.4RIT.1.N.

IVA CONTRAS F.--All Nations, from the remoiest
ages have had ships but Columbus Gully found the
woy to America Before the time OF the great Spanish
navigator people only enabled TO paddle about
the shores. Just with the Life Medicines II is but
short years since first ventured upon unkno wn
ocean, aud have discovered the precious object was
n sea rch of-HEAL1H. Vegetable medicines
indeed known when commenced my rch, but their
not. By the of them, have not only pass
from the detected invalid, TO the hale hearty and
active Of business, but, comparatively speaking
have renewed my youth | Can thus, with confidence
in my experience, advise with my fellow citizens
Does the reader want proof that the Vegetable Life
Medicines are suitable to his own case? have ON file
at my Office, SAG Broadway, hundreds Of letters, from
of the most respectable citizens Of this my native
and voluntarily offered in testimony of the virtues
ie good Vegetable Medicine.
Persons whose constitutions have been nearly ned
ably the "all nable" mineral preparations Of the day,
will bear me witness tina, the Life Medicines and such
only, are the true course TO permanent good health
JouN MoFFAr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08

ether ~ nse, while u 10 reconta aed 10 those suffering
10 ~rrad. icy. Judge" snd then 'sptsk ~ ihay IND
Nozts Cutiiss & Rus.eili cannot iothtHr to inioIm
YOU # the result upun one of my ohijten tom the use
u ~. ". Downs Vegetable Bslssmie ElSct." some
me last Water was wit TO my isthcr.in'law 10
lericc. with MY wife and chldfon. when there, the
youngest took violent coid. which rcsul'ei 10 an
aGecton upon the lungs which bid lair 10 terminate ats
li!e ia short time The advice uf regular physirian
sand others wing brcn obtained, which appeared ol 10
tcrvico 20 The little suster. as the l"t resort could
blink OF, was induced to ride twenty miles and %
anei bottle Of fhe Elixir. Upon my return won'
imme3Htely to administering IT, and Asher' houT
abe child began 20 breath freely, eth perse
vcrc1 until evening", when Il was apparently recover
~ fast. And although few hours before the child
supposed 10 he rast all recovery, was but three
DAYS before enabled ia return home with the
child, which soon regOned its usual health and has
since remained 80.
You will therefore consider tina, can but dschorog
debt Of gratitude informing you Of the particularly
the whole &C which ascrbe TO the virtue u the med
cine. HIRAM c, BRUSH.
81 Alhans, Jane Is 1897.
o. This nay cornf, that my wife Mary Green, had
been deaf in 81 years. occascned by the meA-
slcs for which she early life used many remedies ~
vain. But being II a consumptive habit, was induced
10 take bottle OF "Rcv n, II Downs Vegetable Bal
samlc Excr aud 10 her atonishment before using one
bottle, her hearing was restored entirely expressing
herself thankful that she able to converse freely WIN
her family aud friends, And although much wasted
wiiha cough, she has, by taking three bottles
been far restored 10 be able TO attend 10 her do
nestle duties, JOB GREEN.
81 Abans. July 70. 1886.
This may certify that for eighteen months, previous
10 the spring Of 1887. | troubled with II severe
cough, which Threatened 10 terminate in consumption
and nnwell that was obliged 10 give nP all
hnsiners, at which time concluded with some reuc-
lance, to try the effect OF the then medicine. ~ II
Downs Balsamc Elxer, when to my SURPRISE and That
OF my family began rapidly TO recover, and 10 lew
weeks was able TO resume my business. But tins was
I Ia all. For a number of had been par
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08
Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber wishing 10 go West, offers for sale
l. his farm lying on The river Huntington sad
iarm Consists Of $40 first rate land admirably s
ustrd for dairy grain arnI, there being about tao
hundred acres under improvement and the remainder
feasible If wished. On said farm there is two story
brick house. 30 II. by 40, with wood shed aud
Of orchsrding, lots well watered and superior pnT
lege for water poSer i-oBe mill in operston-
Wool growers and dairy men wishing 10 purehase a
superior stand and cheap good share Of which Is -
level as The western praries, wall do wei 70 bIag then
cash this way soon. ENOCH TlHklLL,
Huntington, Sept % Ir39 41-G
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08
CoUGHs' COLDS AND CONSUMPTION
~. IL. DOWNS,
IGg eSGEfe EsGfs0Hlic ETirfr.

m NJ Of The most certain AMI remedies, for
~ coughs colds, consumptions, wboopns cough.
sslhma eaiSrh Group, Hnd all diseases Of the lunss
which has eV : teen offered 20 the public
j ms Elixir unllke any OF the cough remedy. il the
result 81 long experience nv the proprietor IA bis avn
ease VINO, 20 the year 1871, given over by hi.
if'enis and physicians az IA confirmed eun.umptiop
N"'h bleeding al the luns') by heh dlsesse she wear
previous he had losi Two brothers. Since that time
Res been admnisered 10 thuussbds with unparalleJ
snocessss may be seen by reference To- the lew CERT
heaies 'ut9oined 10 the psmpet atsched TO each no
Va and may he hsd Of ssents without charge
~ Goes mol operate a. m"ti cough medicines do Re.
h'flns the patient for few day. after which they
'oAtht ~ ie~Vins the cough tight thaa belot h
on ihs contrary does no, stop the cough instantly hut
spAo'es the patient 10 throw Of the tow "a phem with
"ni laeersing the iauss while nature and the heating
4"ale' 81 The eiiAer, by removing all morbid iIrsis
uon, sSa nas@msiion IRON the lunss the suriscs,
.n1 hSA'ly sAPels u by preparation. aud otherwne viii
sifet cure snl the Pseni during the mean time will
become siisebsl 10 II. BY which means and perse,er
aSee, many valuable lives have been saved
is~ esTliiesiss Adlel suvsayinee the most m
Gsasi's' u The superiority sY medicine over any
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08
NCIlAis

nR NUfTCHCoCtk = orsrsliet and uHcqasitd
- Werm Tra. = spfsfriga fsnesY ief urfms-
Husarr ard nsFes bic he saers u Metr erirsia
he ssrsnn iew trfsnss ara a b thBne bone, %, ne
fseua shssn. particularly srraslss aud shilefsp Macy
GO thsosshA oisifs sng 4 msGscse, thou any
k<ne6s hen ibFr niRhi be irljrrf& ~ uslng the
warrn Tea THIS nssiHshls nfaerinc hss hrFn irslrd
b. te rspesssaes a than eight ysa's Csc ard i'd
,n,nlssefrd hau ~ 0Q1 pFrsuns 81 VARIOUS ages
ard sitis'y compliant; On tho cnnifsty. hup'
er6, have AID sRsiife. given thru deciafd prefer
.nes 10 g. sfsf fgtnr ths different ARTICLES SEPT forth
10 ih. public SD pfsussnoed Df " iiese aek Worm
Tea ~. ssasi sAlc, eh-ctssl aud censenient remedy
that can b. oAssined
Fos sss Wholesale ard retail. by Hitchcock & CO
sos rropsisofs liz Csassee Street Ues aud By thti
sr.nls thsaagioui the q nisd states aud CAusds
Fef ssis b. = J PORTER KBtlsnd T.. JAMESON
C.ssistos. 4. BUCK, Fusiosd, JACKSON @ KETCI
Az Benson.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08
HAT Sa HATS
OEiEE COOK,

N7OULD inform the inhabitants Of Rutland and is
w vicinity that he has on band assortment
of the most FASHIONABLE hats. which he offers
for sale al his store in Rutland East Village, cheap
as can be bought elsewhere
WANTED
Sheared Lambs Wool, for which the highest price
will be paid IN exchange for hatsalso all kinds Of hat
ting and shipping furs,
All persons having unsettled accounts with o Cook
requested to call and settle up 3i-l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08
Lead AasscsitIct.

NRHE subscriber CONTINUES the manuheiure
- LEAD PIPE Of superior quality, Of all sizes
from hall inch to inch and half his shop IL Rutland
Mill village. Also Metallic Composition FUMlS, an
excellent article known in point Of neatness and Utility
and equal TO any now in use
All orders ia has business will be promptly attended
TO and llPE IN any quantias furnished ~ SHIRT notice
Wan. w. WHITNEY.
Rutland, April is, 1889 ICON
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08
MULBERRY TREES.

ry>O those ,siHg engage IN the cultivation of The
J. Msasry, OF the culture Of silk, the subscriber
would offer iof sale several u the valuable and
k~ss approved varieties Il the mpltery among which
ere The Alpine aud the Mofus Muhcaus Also eggs
II tho sllt Worm. Russell BARBER
West Granville n. Y Seat % Al --ia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08

Tlos Seuihra,e. East Feuiiaey. Htosk ard Mcar.
i.aeios. Dunhst, n Co Resding, Wood s. Meith,,
Carsneish Gibson, q Son. il-ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08
NOTICE.

aesnsy o. the Society for tie propagation of the
0rg(el tn foreign lands, has been transferred TO
rD(l>ee uhe viii henceforth receive the rents
~ Joesoe. Z, +. HODGES.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08
I'D States Mail.

M 1Ans of stages.
lnsssll's Stage House, Bellows
-, Wednesdays, an Friday sws
Nashua, POWELL and Boston, at
~, and By the Rrl Road from
~ 3 s,s ~ ~ u RUSSELL, Agent
~ {osy will please copy the shove
If
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08
WANTED.

I'D thu subscriber an active, Intelligent boy, from
u ~ 10 - years of age a. an apprentice TO the CaI
r<n'er and joiner's Trade, to whom good encourage
mens will co given. FRANKLIN GRiSWOLD
Csssie,on. Sept, ~, 1890 4l-i3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08

Trees and Mulberry Cuttings,
~ ~ mous Multicsuis, Canton Alpine and Broosa
oogislies. for sale by the Subscriber. Also Penut
3 1(Uemo eegs, Of new aud nperor kind.
" WIN II SANFORD
<< X Oe1 T.. 1880. Alb
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

YNHtS 10 70 give notice 10 all whom il may concern
that have given my son. Morris Smith, bis time
Vii liberty 20 trade aud contract for himself and sha
- essim his earnings, pay any debts Of his con-
oDetkng sh<s this date. REUBEN SMITH.
~sss b1elslsrd, Sept. %, 1889. 4i-43
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-08
WpMMISOMeg PILLS

fI'TE genuine nyreisa Vegetable MsdeiGe Of the
i British College e Health in
LONDON
30 packets ~ ~, 80 and s. rach
Alec. The Vegetable AI~frui Powders, - cts. per
Bon We infutn ,he siek that we have jusi received
FROM LONDON,
through the hands Of George Taylor
United States agent,
Fof The Bntish College of Health few hundred
boxes o his Justly oelebrsteu Medicine made BY Jas
MorEsos, the liyr-st. Tins medicine has by il- own
iHtunsio merit gained world renowned repuatiou BY
the many cures u Is daily eircung wherever is ~.
tfoduoed although Il has been opposed by every thing
which the Faculty could bring TO bear against Il Ii
has on victorious Disease in It's most rirHeh.
forms, and over the faculty who opposed lis use by
CURIN q fHOUSIN
which they could not cure.
We now invite those who have not already inirodu.
ced this medicine into their practice 10 use a. and
thereby cure their patients and gain good which
~ better than gold To those who need medicine and
mol decided 10 this celebrated medicine, We
would Just say that this medicine probably curing
persons every day hroughpu' Mc Uorid than Ii
other medicines aud the rActLTY put together.
The sale continues greatly 20 increase and the salts
faction expressed by those who II most crafty
log
We beg leave To present TO the public Of Vermont
vicinity the