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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

coNaREs. .1NAL rsrnLcTs.

CDN.'EEs .'NtL llS !IsICTS.
TIE lGu-R. ~ rtar - tvt.gl AMI William
Lr-I.'E 49,
TIE oGc.al returns rom ell lhs coun'lc, in
lbs C,rsles, nal . strict have not yet leon re-
ceirri. srI noiri.' standing The unofficial re-
.afIs aud hcr'F-,;,l majority IN Clarke show a
ntj .s.iy of 81. ar Mr.. Lucas 10 he district, We,
strong opinions arc entertained tIai the official
reiurnS Will glVc majority FOR Mr.. Barton. A
LAY 81 tvo Will setIle tie question; Eni IN the
mean tim" we throw before our readers all the
":tfm.uon W have gathered uPoa ii.s remark
ably elose aul Doubtful election.
through lie paE'cns" q rf.cnd in winehes-
TT We arc indebted f5f tic following letter:
Wiv-ursrlG My ., 1897
T.! o'rIo-i, =. "
M pSar S.r-AN Is involved "a doubt - re-
specs oar C'ilressiotai election. We hsve re-
c,iset H. official information ircm Morgan, and
d seems We never are 80 rot 81 the result ih~rc.
Tic mali from H-is D., tu.t II, l''arel from tisGc
nH' rnorI.ng d lot lF'r, su.t a word. give Won
ti.r cincial returns 10 IN iIamp>hit~-ifDm CLARKE
ut have Mt rccel. % ...rfp. 40 Lgc1.', ms..r'y
-. Parton certainly wall contest 'ae election
O.! D." IS lsaien. should have 'AAl before. ia;
fumoTr are Ir. !.I.y ftr.fsh.. f.r Barton, bat
80 runners g.s,e n1 sonfJ Gee.
W. ar~ .'' 81 He r,.r9.7ofa Van
EIr.. ii...i ..r f.r f..aIa- it.f .a.sI
"Ni.-r.srr-. T...I-v r,eli.I
May 2.. i.lJ.
"D-1r -,r-TL- = Ir,y ,'..sls lu,t ir. aGI
~' .tut .' ri..t, i % r...ri. far iIcas
iY 'isI.l ..Ii-. 1I. 20 ..,IB f.t...E's r.~r .l.
A... ra.1 ar 20 ~. anl ff r.i r'
rr. r - I'm t~a -'u t--
..ic n., ,l-t 'a, shove r.ss'! go lien .a'r j..
correct
"li. - r.ra r.pa'I r,,r r-..' -..r t-U -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

lICpriGLr TRANSNcrIcS In the Cir
cuii Court OF Copi.h county. On Friday
last. Alva Carpenter wa- pat on trial.
charged with the murder ct Nr. Keller,
late Judge of Probate OF that county -
The evidence closed about Z. VI on
Friday. a; which time We !eii Gali.'iu -
We l-s-n, iartycr. firm = srn.ic,a an
who left on Sunday morning hat the
onse was submitted 30 the jury. about .
o. clock. who after l.lng absent n short
time, reformed verdict Of mlnslau -hier.
~ the officer Of Tie Court was on ile eve
OF tskins the prisoner back TO Jail! a sud
Den u?Foar took place. tie lights were
all put out an Carpenter was stabbed IN
three OF four places, one Of his hands cut
or and tie f.II 4 corpse in the "hai! Of the
Court 1t j, supposed tia, tie person,
whn were engaged IN this hishhanded
an! horrible Transaction were relatives #
Nlr. Keller. O.rneXt mail from Gsll4,in.
~i'l doubtless give Is Toll ua,'icu,lf..-
What - Nsssi si9ri coming to- /, would
seem that no nan l.fa or pr6usr'y ~ re-
,pscted. We llr-h for tie name poster
iiy Will be forced - 4.ciihe u her
.\.:-,s- Fgss Tfalsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

BALrt,ioEr ATn Oulo RAILROAD -
~pecIGcaii .rr IL caa,'JGc,.aa 4 iAa
BalHnc-e aal Oaio Railroad wes,warlly
from i!srprrs.Fcrry. having been 1icIar-
Cd for the uss Of contractors. the latter,
with thase documents IN hand, az 50!
to be docking TO an examination al the
line, preliminary 10 the handing IN of
their proposals. The MaIiin,hurg Ga
zette OF Thursday last states, that msny
contractors have passed through that
toxin. within few DAYS past. and that
sbou, thirty arrived a, Harper. Ferry. IA
the cars on Saturday last. The propn-
sails FOR contract, i, viii be reco'lcoisi.
must te handed IN BY the l., OF June :.
aud operations under to contracts mugt
be commenced by the lsi OF August
From the means IN hand, and tie .,ir.t
which Is up, IN regard - tie Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. tic great publ; who
are Interested IN its progress, nay rely
with confidence, tia; taIs shoi'r.t :rd
bcsl line Of communication between Tic
east and the ves,, Wiil lie puzzled for
ward to completion. with renewed ,i..r.
HI!.iu5r, P-iT.oL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

Mr.. T. VI Campbell 'hc Pos,ra.isr 81
Louisville. has been inlGink 10 small
way. lie raii his Clsfs. what be- atr, 4
10 and took t'Hk receipt. ffom them.
then be G.icd them W. Wi'h moro ib,fs!
,slsry. ADD drew jhe morfv. Tie trick
finally lsaksi out. and las r4t 1'r De-
m'crry' 90 cYns,'ct..,c 90 .l4u1lfv.
They don know whether O. justify iIu
md in'i't 'hai iiB duiuys veIo sil scc1Id.
ing 10 'hs us,zss IT tie party OF htk
h'n out sni sasar be - "a oiI Hartford
C'nveni5n Fe1~pli.L ArY honla!.
wall gaze The l4,tAiul their cue after y
IS bh1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

FEMALs IsTIUrScs-Sam Slick ssys
Though TIE men have the TsiRs. tie NO
fnsn tell en- which vsy 10 dive
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

We understand ihai Mr. HrcroR Cnsfc.
surveyor 4 tie port oi New York. has
received notice 'hst be services will Do
disrcn. Cd v,;h nfer tie month o. June -
Thn gentleman has been a thorough 90.
~ .uppaf'sr,f Jaeksorism; but tho fact
90 his having beea an OIL Cinionian ron.
irt, hIm c3ilIs O. Nr. Va Brurv. ELf
M1OHr IS mcnGsnsd - h.. successor.
- = Csrfi.r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

ArFucrivr EvrNr-We 81 no, know
q =, ~e infru-c the rule, Ct deli-lry -
- the ci.cuws,sncus attending
The leSc,,e of Nrs. AN Wascuen who,c
l1's has iefI wide ch,stn IN society. and
Btvca poignant gri,i - numerous friends
and relatives Mrs. V. ". had long suf-
fercd under deep melancholy in eonse-
qrence Of the loss Of an iufani daughter.
With parents fondness. she had pre-
served all the c.o,he, and other relics Of
is brie!e,iN'ence, aud coca ionally intuls-
ed her gtiof b. seeking tie narrsv cham
Der. or wardrobe, Sherc they are kept
On Thursday she vas missing for few
hours. and was discovered IN this cham
Der cold and lifele,s. having died in an
apoplec,ic 1T. Such was the opinion Of
the ply siclans who iDvsI,igaisd tie case
with the cuF0ner's jury. Mrs.. Van
WaScnen was The daughter 81 the late
ilezeklah d. P!erpon;. -Lo.g hisf.l S!lr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

CtAsH GrNg' QuASuEu''- can,
Eof-r- Gone The motion docket a,
'iis term e 'ke court IS erovdcd .-o,r
,Laa "c eEsr ka~w IT. In eluos, every
instance where a bond wa taken al tie
last term - tie court, there is motion
'o g.ssh u, which las been sustained ~
tis h,g'r Judge - niger. uyon the ground
Errc!s.y 'fn' he bond as blank at the
iin.e /. va, l,hvrfed TO he tLoTG-aRd
~ many instances for a variance beiwesn
'he execution and bend II hiss afforded
great temporary relief 10 many Of our
citizen. whose property would have been
IN all probability 'acrlfeed.--usH'nIpi
PAPER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

SwAnTwCur SECURITIES. We learn
from The New Yo,k papers, that TIC I'M
ted S'a'cs Marshal has advertised the
property Of he srre!ies II SwlftWou' ~
ale on tie FIRST DAY of June next. Iin
uulpc'5.9,i.y I!sh; la. lte Zetcruwsa'
.hou.d recover every cent eb,,Eae;ed by
t:is great delaul'cr bat We tiiak sos =
thing l.c liberal indulgence sb5ul! -,
sl7tn (, Ire sais!ir5. lnicei ,ui,t
i-.c OF justice and c4.i'y would require
that I,ssfs. Van EI.aa AID IToslaurs
'hoa'i donseivss Pay TIC Gosc,t hoy
pcru.;cI >FsI.".ui to hold his o.isc
for .9rss Jry'. riM1ut esring toni q! nd
d-fiag which time the accounts were ne
scr properly closOd-snd now. when
conEding friends are iuveigl,d into the
affair, an indecent haste - manifested TO
clench their property. We perfectly sSrec
with the Times and Star that the sure.
ties are not liable for dollar ATTRACTED
during the three wears that the bonds lay
IA the Custom House uncxecuied.
lE,e.n5nd UAir.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30
rssn Is. Mr,i.sur. l.i.llic.re,r.

Care Of .Nr. Ssr,ns The OUhag,
onsurana!eG-Thc House to-day voted
down ihs amendment of Nj. kct,lew.ll-
also the second resolution Of Mr.. Butler
ard PASSED the first rt,oluaon Il Mr.. Il.
affirming the right OF lie House - inyc.-
,igste the claim of membership, and tho
resolution attached 10 the report. dcc.aI-
Ins the scat 81 Mr. s. 10 ga Vacant. The
latter passed by vote Of 81 yeas to 81
nays.
Mr.. Kc,,lc~ell then gave notice that
lie would rrdi9tctr from Tie House. IN
compliance with ,hc Instructions Of has
constituents. Tic $p-sNt- Inquired II
be Wished TO re,i.g lie answered he
only wished TO await the further Gir,c-
ton OF the people. Mr.. Higgins moved
that lie have lcav. of Ahsouce and the
House adjourned n confusion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

The Sheriff and Clerk Of Monroe CO..
Miss. have resigned her of.,e. to pre-
vent the holding Of court. The object
.. 20 prevent the recovery Of judgments,
and The collection of debts
Ia llind' county. meeting has been
held 10 The same effect a. tho meeting IN
Noli'on. mentioned IN ,his Tsper ys,,eT-
iay. calling Tor an extra session Of The
Legi-lAtCIc 10 pass relief !avs.-B.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

Prom "A. Nc Iogk Con.sasrciaI .ldrcrt,ssr, Nos -
HOUSE OF REFUGE DESTROYED.
Between cisht and nine O'Clock this
morning FIRE broke out IN the centre
building Of The House Of Refuge. aud vas
not extingui,hcd ull that and tho wing
ncsreu the Blo0uingdlle road ~eto to-
tally DESTROYED, tie wall. Only having
been len standing. When Ne leii he
place a.. I? o'clock the FIRE was nearly
.u51uod. but iha engines were shil play
ing upon the ruins
There were about two hundred boys
confined IA tie buildings. two or iA'so 81
whom. At Is supposed, escaped during Tie
confusion. The Greater part OF tac re-
maindsr, We are informed by the supciin-
ieultni. worked mantully 10 STAY re lg'.
,tess Of ,he I've. aud a WAS ma,L.N OVID ;
10 iheir cxer,ious that the property IA tie
budding uas saved.
There ~ no other way 10 account for
The origin Of the Ere. than to suppo,e that
II was desisncdly communicated by some
OF The boys, There wa, an insurance
upon the premises. but probably no. suiii :
cent 10 cover the reouniory los.
This Is the second disastrous fire with
which The Refuge has been visited. Tho
first Destroyed q spacious new building,
about ,hfso years ago. NeIy soon after iis
erection. which had been designed for
the female department.. Tha, edif;ce
va, no, rebuilt. foE The reason tLai the
proprietor, OF tho surrounding property
NeGe then coneocliug measures 20 force a
reroy al OF the Institution 10 smother 10
o,','y. Their pnrpose was accomplished.
ana The present calamity vii BE- The las
severely felt ~ tie Board Of Mah.c-r.,
from tie cnoonl.tancs tlltih Eeu build
in.5 axe almost ready ior use.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30
BERKELEY COUNTY.

.M!iA!rawn before DC e..elisn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

The ksoyeT Ct he r..ls = X jail
vas murdered N ta- PRISON lew day,
since, ~ some u the couyIets.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-30

MEMBERS q" CONGRESS- ELECTED.
We have sufficient Information 10 Justify tie
opinion that tie following ycuLciacn have been
elected - d., next Congress, w:
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-03
TFrom the New York Sun.1

The Fishery Seizure. The Revenue
Gutter Hamilton, Captain Stureis. has been
dispatched by the Secretary Of The Trea.
sury to ascertain the true causes which
have led 10 the seizure Of Anne. lean FISHING
vessels for aliedged encroachment upor
British grounds, and 10 report the same
TO the department.
a man Of The Oi9en Times.-Cap,ain
Benjamin Weber, Of Gloucester. Mass,
who was engaged in the battle Of Bunker
Hiii, and IS now 81 years old, the other
day walked thirty miles, and RODE thirty
more. Few Of our modern men. in The
pnme OF hle, can Go that without gruniing.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-03

f~arrs~r'siaa- thctreirucsioa ~ the bc,n
a size rrcss, thr suacas3oa ~ tie habcas
corpus ard trial nv Igty: ptnfieaic waste
af ihe public mafeY faf the support Of hired
meHa's. " - Division Of ptowtty among
swarm e Eufrgean plundcrcrs. Of the
degradation ri industry, of a cour esisb-
aahrd church, supported oui Of the pro.
ceesis %, ibe sweat aod blood 81 the people,
an3 finally. of the total aboli,ioa cf civil
and soci4. rights.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-03

.sls d assnrs tl.st hare bsaa.v. there 70 aathsal
81 a.a ssfs ea-asY thas ss'ffs
Muvor
Wa shs sanre q tas saaea~f
A -sfsts : eaas-
A. so rtsstt ri ths saerntag
a { red ws3A ere
y hss - seas IS Boa f5oefs
A; ere tfaa .Ae yr@t
A. raEss vrt hr RiaHet
TohEsar ~ fas b.yst
Th.t. ssteaufv ~, wtrfs j. tss h,za'F - ffs
Nsst psyoa ,hsa sAe 'Eli el uanoa wacn tfss
1hsn the bsautltal bsH3
nf tAs tos a sbete.
llts collar Of }rht
On ibs i.osara * .aves
Vice he 1aoa bef Fas4He1
l. soatins 90 Affh,
Lac banner q SILVER
Hrse cot sa shs s1v go
rg.fs 10 ssaaif. Est earth sss no beauty te ses
Afsts psssa thah tee fenl ct a nation WHEN free :
10 ths depth # lAs daf4neH,
UnvaHed ia 6ue,
Vice. SHADOWS ere xeiang
The brcsss o the blpsi
whsa iAs voice of 3hs tempest
A. snaautfhi ~ ttlN,
A. ihe spirit 81 solitude
Th.ss . beauty gai where IS the beauty 20 sec
Isks ihe bread -beAm3ag brow ot nation Shen free
IL ,hs breath ol the morning,
When ustufc's awake,
dad calls up the chorus
To chaunl 10 tho brake,
H. Tic vo4cs ofthe echo,
Unbouhd 80 the woods;
IN The warblinF Of streams,
AID the iaamine Of foods -
Tier. - beauty. Bot where IS The beauty TO see
Lks the thf,ce-hailove cd sight Of nation tAa' = fes
When the siryinrs Of sufges
Il mad on the man,
Like the charge Of eonmn
0fplumes on the plain;
When the ihuE6eT Is up,
From his clo0d.cradled sleep,
And the tempest ls treadng
The path ofthe deep
There ls beauty. Bot where IS the beauty to see {
Lake the sun.bulliani brow Of a nation when free
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-03
DISSOLUTION

VIE Blacksmithine firm Of H. Asssistyns !
n CO. is dissolved, and all debts due for work
cone at the ComPany's shop, must be Immediately
settled with IT. ASSET TYNF
swanton, June 10, 1889. lO-d
E5-J. b. CHIcoINE has taken the said shop,
and being a Canadian Refugee, driven from hB
home and his property by British tyranny, with /
large family on his hands, and being wtha good
workman, sober and industrious, we recommend
him toTthe patronage of the public.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-03
THONSONLAN PHYSICL9N

nR. WARREN would inform The ,nl,..
~ he has located himself at Berk, h,rs =, '
where he will be always ready to attend Ia ,r. -
his profession. In his practice no bee4... ".
iernP, cupping, or poisoning with mluerafse,..
tables nor starving OF patients Is allowed, g.
remedial agents are purely vegetable corr.,..
and are administered to remove disease os Il
principle that food is given TO remove hume,
May, IS, 1899.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-03
MARBLE.

k'IhlsHED Marble Of all descriptions vii e
furnished to order BY the Subscriber, vt'
keeps constantly on hand Tomb STONES, Do@
caps, and Stools, Windo,c do. Store Pr
Stone, Fire Pieces, Hearths, &c. &c. Al
which ne will sell at low prices.
order addressed to him at Swanton VT, "
bee"mantown, n. Y, from responsible pe's'h'
VIII ensure the immediate delivery Of Marble
almost any place required.
ADNA CIRCUIT.
swauton, VT, June, Is, 1889.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-03
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
DIR. GEO. HOWE.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
N AS REMOVED to the House situated fra
IN h. door North Of JosFPH BLAKE's and still
offers his Professional Services to all, who may be
go unfortunate as to need Medical Aid.
swanton Falls, May 18th 1899.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-03
FREDERICK ARsENEAUx.

HpOOT and Shoemaker to the Sovereign per
-9D pie Of the Kingdom Of lSwanton, keeps COO
stantIy on hand a general assortment Of
square trotting Gentleman's Boots. SHOES
dancing and waIkngs Pumps; Ladies sd
and Morocco do. and small shoes Tor sma
'eet.-AlI which he will warrant to be O.
the most lasting quality, and much cheap
er than they ought TO be.
First Corner East of the; Eagle HoleI,
Swanton.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-03

HISTORY in french of the Insur,ec,;on in
IN III Csnada,by l.. ]. PAPIxEAU. late Sneake,
OF the House Of Assembly Of Lower Canad.
IN repiy to Lord Durham. Report.
agent Tor this work in this village.
A. DROLET.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-03
DR.. Hunts BOtanick Pills.

"a Y the midst Of general and in MANY instances
n not unfounded prejudice against many of the
medical remedies of the day, DIR. HURTS Pills
have the enviable distinction or universal appro-
baton. They are perhaps the only medicine pub.
hcly advertised that has the full and unreserved
testimony Of medical men in its favor, if not the
only one which gives full satisfaction to its pur
chasers. DR.. Hunt has the satisfaction of knowino
that his Pills are not only recommended and pre-
scrbed by the most experienced physicians in their
daily practice, but also taken by those gentlemen
themselves, whenever they feel the symptoms of
those diseases IN which they we'll know them to be
eiFcacious.
These Pills, confidently recommended for
the following complaints, and directions for use
accompany them: dyspepsia,in all its forms; bilious
ana liver affections IN every stage and degree fe-
male sickness, more particularly the nausea incl
dent to mothers; Hour albus; fever and ague incp-
tent consumption declines. whether ofthe liver or
lungs; headache and giddiness, loss of appetjte:-
nervous tremors; inebriation, or deirium tremens.
spasmodc affections Of all kinds; the rheumatism
whether chronic or infamalory; nervous anlibil-
lous lever OF every variety; scrofula salt rbeum:and
an blotcheS, bad humors, and impure compilations
o. tHe SKIN; reslessness at night, and daily irrIta
0Iity and melancholy; the summer complaint and
cholera morbus or darrhoes in grown persops.-
worms snd fiatulency with bad breath chlorosis
ana pa'ptations oil the heart and head; changes Of
female constitution; and Tor impaired and djsor-
gained constitutions IN ethor sex which have M,
been permanently relieved by any other medicines.
The purchaser should be careful 10 get Them
genuine al 100 Chaiham-street New York or n
The authorized agents, as all others are base and
ignorant lmpostlons. For further particulars. we
respectfully invite the public 10 pcfuse his other
advertisements and medical papers, which NAV he
oepended upon for their strict and acknovledgsd
truth
LORENZO PERRY, Agent.
Swanton, Vermont.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-03
A Nc'c Theory
INTERESTING AND APPLICABlF
TO THE .4FFLTCTED
WITH DISEASES OF
The Stomach. or Nnruos

'A~ '''CIIidtlIs vi INGTN(S
Such as DYSPEPSIA, either Chrop,, !.
Casual, under The worst SUMPTION, "
restfessnese; Lo,cness Of Spirits. on
General Emaciation CONSTNe
TION, achether ofthe Lungs Or L,,n
LIVER AFFECTIONS /; lain
DICE, both hillary 8. Spasmodi,
COS1IVENESS; WOR.NS ofer0.
rariety; RHEU.MATISM, mheIber y
cute or chronic; together aoiM corr
SCROFUL.A; Pains an the head Lo,I
limbs and side, TYPHUS FEVTP
SCARLET FEVER, Putrid Sor
Throat, FEVER g. AGUE, SDasmod
&c Palpftatfon Of the Heart &, .arferie
Nervous h'rttabihty, Nervous WeM
ness, Mysteries, Tic Douioureur cram,
Female Distractions, Heartburn, Head
ache, Cough, the common or humid :
the Dry or The Whooping; ASTHMA
GrareI and Dropsy.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-03
j. A. VAIL,
Attorney at Law.
MONTPELIER. VT

MONTPELIER, VT.
Any business in the line Of his profes-
son. entrusted to his care, will be promptly
attended TO.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-03
Spiral Vent Water Who.,

W WILSON'S Patent Spiral Tr,i n.
w Hheei % the best now 10 use. h. y -
PEELED bv The combined forces Of ,om,,.,ss p
action, SC. SC. and moi liable to he de,,.s. 't
Impcded By baes-water or freezing
These whce's are In successful oas,,,.-
Judge H'nerHan's Mill, at johnson Y, n
tine ana shat'ack's Mil, at Bclyidere. a,1
mon Bsadley's Mil, in FairfaI. 80
- County Rights Tor Franklin. Grand Ia.
CbiItenden may be had BY applying to the ~, a.
Der by whom also wheels vii! be made -.
warded to order ' b.
SELDEN BROUN
,,.,. ~ NM, agen' for Iermoa
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-03

The Blood has hitherto been considered kv f.
piricks and others, as the great regulator n ii,
human system, and such is the devotedpess Of Tho
adherents to that erroneous doctrine, that rbs
content themselves with the simple possession j.
ms iallacIous opinion, without enquiring into III,
primary sources from whence Life, Health and
VIgor emahate, and, Ciee Uersa, pain, sickness d.
ease and death. NOtso with DR.. HUNT nyb,,.
extensive research and practical experience 50 em
lnent ~ quality him for the profession of which h.
mas Deen one OF the most useful members ia
contends-and moments reflection will conyir,.
any reasoning mind of the correctness Of his ye.,
-lhat the stomach, liver and the associated ORGAN,
are the primary aud great regulators of health and
that me blood IN very many instances is dcpenden
on theSe organs, AND that unless medicine reatbs
THE ROOT OF TIE DISEASE. the anpe,f
ctdf dn0dYneS usually prescribed serve but rs fr,
TO cover the ravagcs Of deep rooted maladies
Under these convictions, at he expense Of ye,n
OF close application +, the doctor has discovered
medicine whose searching powers are irresistible,
ana III prescribing, 1t is with knowledge Of Il
being radical cure III the various diseases Al.
feady enumerated, even ifapplied in the most cr,
zeal eases, but he does not pretend to ascribe 10
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
supernatural agency, although from POSITIVE
proofs within the knowledge of hundreds, he i
prepared to show, that when every other earthly
emedy has been given up,
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
rave never been known TO fail in efecinr Two u
y gratifying results, that Of raising from The bedd
lckhess and disease those who have tested then
'hcacy, and thus amply rewarding DR.. Hunt for
pns ana anxious study to attain this perfection IA
he HEALING ANT.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-03

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