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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-15
TO THE PUBLIC.
EFIGHLY IMPORTANT. Nervous dir

EW IGHLY IMPORTANT. Nstvou, dr
EA- eases, liver complaint, dyspepsia, bilious
diseases, piles, rheumatism, consumption, coughs,
colds, spittlpg Of blood, pain in the chest and SIDE,
ulcers, female weaknesses, all delicate and mel.
curial diseases are successfully treated at Doca
Evans Medical Office. 100 Chatham street, Ntv
York.
DR.. Evans CAmoNILE & ApERIFET PILLS,
are composed Of vegetable substance which u
et a specific action upon the heart, give an l@'
pulse or strength 20 the arterial system, the be'd
is qulckened and equalized in its ~cifculiiloH'
through all the vessels, whether Of the skin, h,
parts situated internally, or the extremstieSi is
as all the secretions OF the body are drawn IRON
the blood, there is a consequent increase Of s'HY
secretion, and a quickened action oftbe sbscfO'h'
and exbalent, or discharging vessels. Any nor
bid action which may have taken place IS eefs''
ed, all distractions are removed, the blood IS Pu'
fed, and the body resumes a healthiul STATE
These medicines afie much anxious toll aas"
search, having been brought by The Pfophe""
the present state OF perfection, s%upersecs 's v"
Of the innumerable other medicines ard arc "
well adapted to the frame. that The use Of Wem!"
maintaining the body in the due performance ~"
functions, and preserving the vial stream ~.
pure and healthy state causes II TO last many
longer than it otherwise would, and ne poss
become SO composed and Tranquil. thai 90 y
when 1t arrives, will appear a blessing US
(as too many who have neglected their eoD'"'
tons, or had them injured by medicines s0~ta,
tered by ignorance) a source Of misery an' '""
renee.
They are so compounded, that by stfehsh'a~s
and eoualizing the action ofthe heart, liver, az
other ~viscera, they e1pel the bad, scna "rk.
which renders the blood impure, 0" y" 4.
circulation through The excretory dues
passage ofihe bowels, so that by the bflsh :" ~,
excavations, which may be regulated oy ls ~
remembering that while the eS es
from the bowels are kept up, the eTefel'oH'
all the other vessels Of he body will also "s
on in the same proportion, by which "
invariably becomes purified. 49,,
Steady perseverance, in the use oil ths 81
will undoubtedly effect a cure even ID ~ 4,
scute or obstinate diseases; but IN 'uen et ",,s.
dose may be augmented, according to 'hs -.
acy Of the disease; the medicines beng ~ ,,Eu
bly, adapted to the constitution, ihsy m''
at all times.
SI- CAUTIoH.-Be particular IN pV's,,r
sec that the label Of this Medicine eoats-.,s
of its entry according 10 Act Of 1saa
And be likewise particular in obtaining
100 Chatham ST., New York.
e. ,s.o AssL
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JOSHUA ROBERTS.
FIN extraordinary case ofRheu-
matism, accompanied with
Diarrh9a and Nervous
DebiIitu.

Mr.. Joseph Hart, from being exposed to cold,
was attacked with a most painful Rheumatic COM,
plant of the head, and neck, which continued with
distressing violence for several months. The
principal symptoms were-a swelling and excru.
ciatiDg pain in all the joints, aud an entire loss Of
their use both the pain and the fever generally
Uttered an increase in the evening. The pains
were increased on the slightest motion, and were
more severe in The night time. A constant diar-
rhGa, which produced its general consequences
Aatulency, lowuess Of spirits, and general wasting
ofthe body. He was indeed so extremely i'll that
his medical attendant could not possibly give the
least hopes Of his recovery, and it was generally
beloved by his relatives and friends that all the
medicines or treatment 10 this world could not give
him any relief. But seeing an advertisement az
Hunts Botanic Pills, he was directed BY an Al.
mighty Province to use them he did SO, and az
ter a fortnight they produced a favorable chance.
and he is now a healthy and strong man.
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KANCIS CATnvr,
Consumption Cured

Mr.. Edward Russell, WAS, in D,s,,A..
suddenly seized with cold sblssrins, -" ~
succeeded by pains IN every part Il lie kes, va
pains continued severe uhtil The ue,n 's
when he began TO spit blood. ths va, ""'
succeeded by a hacking cough, sNel,t, ''
In the chest, and the discharge Of bloa5 Ia
mouth became considerable: :hcs. ,."'
which are SO often the messerl RI OF ,us.fesi
were, In the course ofa lew weeks. ALL
thick viscid suppuration, mingled wih tlooS w
Circumstance appeared 10 give him a ,ent,,, ~
lief, as the cough became less irouble,em, W
appetite increased. The Discharge Of ,, - ~
ed, and the body was SO wasted as to ,,,ss'
the appearances Of one who fingers in III, ,""'H
OF Consumption, The physicians who ,''a'
were satlhsed in their opinion, that no hor, ,,a'~'
and that further trial Of medicine would /, 80
useless. In this dire and foflorn star. h, 10y
TO use Hunts Botanic Pills, aud BIZ ,sl,, ~"
boxes Of the medicine he has received -"
cure, and has since enjoyed excellent bs,Lh ~"
unexpected recovery sfMr. Russell, ha, ,,,,Iss
all his relatives and friends, and he tender, %."
lines to DR.. Hunt with everlasting prsfitsJ,
A n n - NsyLL
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Newark, N. j., July 81, 1889.
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Eff
fectuaUu Cured.

Mr.. WIN. Tucker having lately been restored to
a sound state ofheaIth, through the efficacy OF DIR.
Hunts's Botanic Pills, thinks it an Indispensable
duty TO state certain facts relative to the disease
under which he had so long suffered. The sym
toms we're "a painful obstr %uction, with a constant
rejection of food, headache, palpltation OF the
heart, lowness of spirits, a troublesome dry cough,
dizziness, tightness at the chest aud difficulty oil
breathing, almost constant pain in the side, loins,
and shoulders, accompanied with much languor d
debility. These Affections, together with an un-
usual degree of fatuIence, brought on such a state
ofextreme weakness, as to prevent HIM from at
tending TO his business, and his health appeared
lost beyond recovery. His friends and relatives
became alarmed at the melancholy prospect, and
strongly recommended Hunts Botanic PilIs-they
were administered, and in a few days produced
astonishing relief, and finally realized a perfect re-
10 sound health.
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Erpences Of transporting eonviets.-In
a debate in the House OF Commons a short
time since it was stated that the system Of
Transporting convicts, from its commence
ment up to 1886, has cost Great Britain
upwards Of fs, 900, 900 sterling.
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CERTIFICATES.
Fever and Ague cured.

To DR.. Hunt;
Dear Sir-Believing it a duty owe you asa
practitioner as we'll as those who may
be similarly afflicted. | take pleasure in acknowi-
edging the beneht | have derived from the use Of
YOUR valuable Medicine.
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The distance from Liverpool TO Hall
fax, according TO the log of the Unicorn is
only 22oa miles from Halifax 10 Boston,
S95 miles.
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Distressing case ofseuere Spss,
mode asthma, perfectly cur.
ed by Hunts botanic Pills.

Mr.. Henry White, was for the space Of two s,,,
afflicted with a severe Asthma, which ptoe,s,8
from wet and cold: all the worst symp,eu, ofi,
complaint followed t~ighiness across ta d.a
with difficult and distressing brealhlng Dguss
the last year Of his illness, the disease %ncf.u.d, 80
alarmingIy as to prevent his following anv busp,a.
having lost his speech, and being threatened With
immediate sufocation, until a coplods e1ptciouisp
would come on, which only CAV, him f~slefs
few hours. The physicians who ATTENDED hlm. BIO
nounced his complaint beyond The %posslbiIiy II
cure, but al last Providence directed a pampbstlO
be left at his house, after which he procured SON,
of DIR Hunts Botanic Pills, and after laklng aiss
boxes he found himself entirely free from lie con-
plant, being capable at this time of any etselr,
even Of walking forty miles daily, and having al
the enjoyments ofperiecl health.
HENRY WHITE.
1OBsERvE that the Label on each Box has Ii.
following MISREPRESENTATION according 10
Act of Congress, the year 1899, by Hiiaa
Euans, in the Clerks Office in the Southern DI.
Arict Court of Nt,D- York"
O1- NONE OTHER is GENUINE.
PRICE IS CENTS PER BOX.
Sold al 100 Chatham Street, New-YOk,
and by l.. Perry, SwantOn, VI.
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A PUBLIC BLESSING!
----
DR.. HUNTS
BOTANIC l.
o THE CURE OF
Y AND aGUE,
DYSPEPSIA, CONSUMPTION,
HEADACHE, sc. &c. SC.

DIRECTIONS.
DosE.-Take from three to ten pills, TIL they
operate, two or three times daily.
Price % Cents per Boa.
Sold at 100 Chatham street, New-fork,
Wholesale and Retail.
Or Where applications for Agencies, hedi-
eines, or Advertising, will meet with prompt al
The extraordinary success which has attended the
use Of Hunts Botanic Pills, is the best crte-
rion OF their superior virtues. They have been
the means of raising a host of langaish'ns pa
,ients, from, the bed Of affection, as is clearly
syinced in the following
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Laborer.--But they always stick mighty
close to their Offices
seoa,or ~ Yes butthey 60 or,heir prin-
cipIes and,heir parry
Laborer-Their principles and their par
~, you must confess, always lie along the
same road with tbeirinsrrests.
Senator, That may Be, bu, il is merely
accidental IA
Laborrr.--It may be 50, Mr. Senator. bu,
stfll l'cana exactly see why all the incident
al benefits should 90 to the Office holders,
and all the natural consequences us you
call them. should operate TO depress labor and
discourage industry. Good morning, Mr..
Senator, when have time will call and
converse further With you.
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Ner Spring Goods,
Cheap! Cheap! for Rea DIV PAY,

TIME subscriber has, (and wilt receive this
4 weekly general ass ,rtmrnt Of Engiish,
French, and American Dry Goods, with
general assoXmrni of FAMILY GRocERSEs. all
If which sHSLL he sold as low as the Inv ~.
Zone thing is to saw, another il L, dol The
ahove may appear in the minds nf some To be
erroneous; a il has been said in regard d the
subscriber, thai his facilities { u buying 'ods.
are inferior 10 thai &c his nrigilb ,rs--admit
this; hut here permit h M ~ SAY ~ his iiends
aud Gust 'nirrs. that he triH sell as INV as the
lowest, with all his inabilii,,s 20 purchase
Gno,ls To the contrary, notwithstanding. The
subscriber here would give an invitation To- all
his friends and customers 20 call aud examine
his Goods in-rrgard 20 Quality, Style aud Phi
GEES, and judge Or themselves. To all he tends
his thanks for past p ironage, d s,cits a
continuance Of the same.
~ GEO. BUGBEE.
Bra,,lehoro, March "a, 1870. 80
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MARRlEp.

In 0uiif,rd, by B. w. Stevens, Esq III, i.st. Mr.
Anus May u Wsrdsboro, 10 Mise Lucy Ma. az War
rem VI Brsttleboro.
y, ihr samr, on the evening Of the 22d, Cap, iona
than Chase 10 Mrs Ruth Chase, daugbsr u Major
Edward Houghtph all Of q. , &
10 Gnillv,d, Feb. c0'h, b, Rev Asa Haynes. Mr.
- nrs ks u Brrna drton 10 Miss Ca,olpe r. Stopc
Of Guillord.
10 Nottingham. IN The I7'h in,,.b, Ret Mr. Baor,
m' Nathan hl'rtmsu 81 SAVOY, Mass. to Mis- Saiips
Pa,sons oi Nottingham.
liz Peru, 18th inst. b, Rev Thn,nar Baldwin, Mr.
Ia X. Bs,cheider 10 Miss Name, Barnard, both u
Peiu.
Also on the 18th inst BY A. messenger, Est,. Mr.
John Is. Capcn to Miss Mariha Wolf. byih o. VIM
hall. .
Ia Winhal, 18Th inst. b, Rev Thomas Baldwin,
Nj Isaac L. Cochiane 10 Miss Sally d. Cook, both
Ut Winhali
IL Wrsivn, Sd inst. MIR N bum Bridge Of Kecnc,
MI. 10 Mics Sa,ah iiHz-itine &c w.
In Orange Mass. 10.h lust Mr. David G oss 81
Ch-sict field. NJ. n. to Mas Adalue lie, uoids VI Nsw
SalrID,
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STATE OF VERMONT.

b3s.rtet of " tsi5Hfnsfsr, a..
To- the creditors and nllrrs concerned In The
Estate Of EDENEZER SMITH, late Of
Londonderry 10 said district, Il ceased:
WHEREAS Ehsneyer Huntington, AID.
w ininistraior de bonis non cum fesfamsnfa
annero, hatl, filed his petition III the Pi, hate
Cpust within aud f,r said district, for Further
time u settle his administration account; And
thereupon said coul, did order and decree, that
the Creditors and Others concerned in said es-
tate have notice of said application, hv rui.l..
catlnn three weeks suec ssivtly. as aeon Is NAV
be, IN the Vermont Phrpix, priu,ed at B,aii,e~
b 'ro. Ia appear b foIe said Probate Cont at
the Inn &c Chester Rand IL T6wnehehd. 81,
The lasi "Wednesday 81 April, AID 1910, whes,
said ps'i''ou will le taken up and ,he prayer
thnlef granted, uness Gauss be shoun to ths
contrary ss,.t ~
Datrd at Grafton. Ia the district 81 West-.
minister, the 25ih day pf Feb A y. 1910.
"a G. PHELPS, Probate Reg.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Marlboro District, ss.
To the Heirs Of the Estate of ELIZABETH
ESTERBROOK, late Of Brattleboro is
said district deceased.
A PPLICATlON having been made by
"A Henry Cla.k, Administrator on said estate,
for license to sell so much Ut the real estate at
publick auction or private sale as will be sut-
icient TO pay the debts Of said deceased !;
You are hereby notified that hearing will be
had ia the premises at the Probate Court to
be holden on the fourth day of April. A ID.
1910, at the Registers Office 10 said Braulebo-
70; Aud unless bonds be given with sufficient
suretirs for the payment VI said debts within
such time as the Court shall then and there
direct, license and authority will he given the said
Administrator to sell so much OF the real es-
tate Of said deceased rs the personal estate
is insufficient to ray. N
Given under my hand at Braitleboro in said
distiic,, this 18th day Of March, A. u. 1910.
BY order Of the Judge.
80 A. KEYES, Register,
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from the Vermont ASYLUM

ESCAPED from the Vermont Asylum for
H the Insane, on the LIST inst MIR George
Constantine Of Wallingford. He is 90 years
Of age, about Eve feet nine inches high, of a
downcast look. He went away without any
hat, but wore a black coat, black vest, sleeps
grey pantaloons, and pair Of boots. Nhoev-
er will return him to the Asylum, or detaIt
him and give information 10 Mr. Joel Constan.
tine of Wallingford. or to the subscriber, shall
be handsomely rewarded.
VIM. II. ROCKWELL.
N. B. Publishers Of NewspaI ers will aid the
cause Of humanity BY giving the above an in
sertion in their papers.
BrattIeborp, March 70.
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DIED.

At West Springfield, saturday last, Abraham d
Miller, &c Marlboro. VI. aged Hlp,ui 81
In Springfield, Mass. Feb. %, Miss HARRIET A.
llarir, aged % wears, dasgh,er u William & Lydia
liza ris nf Townsh~ud, VI.
The beloved yuuih nhnr- draih we lnnurn. was ami
able aud lovely 10 her sps-modrsi in her dci'o,i-
me t--gt-ail, he,ved Nv hose who knew her best:
she pussessed gualiies which fitted h-, for usefurrs
sumo yeats since size united with the Cpngreg
Chmrh 10 Towirhend, aud manifested the spirit vf
sincere Christian. Just rnsiing upon the stage Of
lie slre.d beiroshed 10 the chosen jri uf her Drr
aud ntn this endr .red rrlation hut she
has suddenly been called exchange the btdai robes
fpr the sh,uud md winding shrs. Ia gr circle Of
irnds mourn her L,ss, Ius feel romfrted with The
hopr thai her spnif te,t 10 Heaven n
In westrnorelapd, NH. 9th lust, M Obed Aijsich.
aged 81.
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STATE OF YER MONT.

District 81 Tesfmfzlsfer. %. q
To all concerned in the esfs,s az I.UCUJS
HILL. late IF Jamsic. IN said district, de-
a y insfsamcnt purpoTthg 10 be the Last
S.ili and Testament Of Lueius Hill. iofe
OF Jamaica IL said district. drcsased, has been
enered by yoei Hohon. Executor named
thefein,in the plohete cuuri ~ithin and for the
dist Atoresaid; And an order of The Pr.,bate
Ceurt hath hern recorded that puhlic notice 10
given 70 al concerned. BY puh,vation ia tho
Vermont rhnnix printed a. B.atsIcborn. three
weeks s',crrssively. 70 appear. ii'sheyste.caa
Al the said Couri % be holden within said tii.
frict on the last Wrdn. slsy Of April. A. d "a
1870. IT the Inn Of Chester Rand. IN Towns- (,
bend % said district. snd c9ntest the probate,
and reading there's q
Given ander my hand at Grafaon il ssid
dist ict. this 26th day OF Feb AID. 1870
81 Attest, G. PHELPS. K<u
IERbS G izSz and g I yer seed. IA -Ssb
H bv j. Q. STONE n CO 7'1,t
6niIfard. 0rren River. Ms.ch Is, isso o.
" Z shall pass over s1nss v Dur Notes Ard
wv accounts for coll>ctinn if moi attended, N
70 forthwith. BIRGE & DICK INSoN.
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IL n uctiO H..

WILL be sold at PuBL,c Aucrros on Sat-
~ urday, April 4th, ~ o'cl.ck, noon. AZ
II. Goodrnough's Tavern, West NBratflehoio.
. lot Of Farming Tools. t,geiher with House
hold Furniture. Sale positive.
49,, SALMON FESSENDEN.
Braflleb,ro, Mach e6, 1870. SF $50
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rTv II E Spring Term will commence On
WEDNESDAY.th the 18th day,of the
present month. under the care Of Mr. }. ".
TucKr, from Amhers, College. From the
high regulations Mr. 1uckc has acquired, as
Teacher, the Trustees feel great confidence in
recommending him to the public.
3 For Board and Tuition, Terms reasonable
WILLARD ARMS,
$50 . In behalf Of The Committee
of the Board Of Trustees.
Brattleboro, March 16 1910. r.is %
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TIPPEcANoE CLuDs The Harrisburg
Telegraph ysthat T'ippscanor Club No,
y, jnssoreanized il the capitol lIB- is com
posed sntilsiy cf geaQewea heretetofsfj lend
iy 70 Mr. Van B.ssa -
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60 High School Shares,

WILL be- ssii BY Auction, in icts ~ fiom
w five l., ten, 10 suit purchasers, at the
annual meeting af the High S,hool Ass6cia-
lion, on Tuesday the 81 ~ April next. n
WIN. w. FESSENDEN.
Braftlehoro, March rs. 1890 50
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a-.AUCTION!l

YNAKEN on sundry writs. and will be sold
y by consent Of parties. on SATURDAY
the 25th mat. i,o'clock, Phi. at the, bafn0f'
Calvin Townslry, Esq, IL Bratllshoro, East
Village, 1 MARE. 6 wars old. supposed 10 BE-
.yith foal BY the celebrated horse c, ok oil ,he
CHAs cTIAPiN, Specially 80
authofisc1 70 make sale.
BrsttIeboro, March 18th. is4o. sR 'fwso
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VIbtH tsbf tuctT dCtabuluiuuutipn.t
Thus ruure, erected by the United States
Hotel CnrpoIasinn, is the la gest il, New Eng
land; caves surface Of Thirty Thousand square
feet, and contains ab M three hundred r,n,n,s;
and Is in all respects well appointed. every
department having been fit i Up with refer
'ncr to all modern improvements. A port IN
III the house * particularly adapted 10 the sc-
communication Of famiIies---sn,l It's peculiar l,cal
advantages Ia G ntlemen visiting the city,
either FIR business or pieasure--especay Those
who arrive or depart by the Western Rail
Roasi--are too apparent 60 require detail. The
prices ot Board have been established with le-
ference IA the exigehcy uf the times, aud the
reduced prices Of provisions, viz. For trans-
lent hoardeis. at the Gentlrmrn's Ordinary,
81 % per day, or $5 per week Ladies' Or
binary, 81 SO per day, or so per week. And
f,r permanent bOaTders al reasonable rates,
with reference 10 III. rooms they occupy.
A regular WArcH Is maintained, DUNG the
night, to protect the house.
4 WARm and Coin BArHs, ffrsh or salt wa
ter, always in readiness.
A convenient BARBER's RooM Is in the base
meni story. s4 h
HoRsEs and CARRIsGxs furnished at short
notice. Ais }. g,nd Siahling for Houses in the
immediate neie hhorhod ~
p1- The Patron ige Of the Public Is respcct-
fully solicited.
n. w. HOLMAN s. co.
Dnston, March 2Si, is40. ar,usi
II. w Holman,
Albeit CLARK,
L