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The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1840-01-07

PROVIDE A PLENTY OF FUEL IN SEASON ne
first of the winter, or a. lie time of the frs;
SHOWS, is usually much the best lime for haul
ing wood, as tic STOW generally becomes deep
cr afterwards, ard is 50 hard that cattle move
about among it with difficulty. in some places
the snow is already too deep for convenience,
and VIC may have more soon; 4 IS better for
farmers to exert themselves now and provide
!uel, than 10 wait for an Improvement ~ .low.
Every one is aware OF the loss OF time in
procuring feel in the summer, and he should
therefore get supply, not only enough 70 last
II the w.uiof, but some for another winter,
then !. viii Ge much improved by seasoning,
which will save u loss OF fuel ard time, 10 say
nothing of the unpleas0uiress of trying fire.
uucr,.ly in vain, for lcns time 10 mako a. fire
Of vood lhai is almost rs wet and cold as ice
itself
When green wood is used in cold weather,
enouph is often consumed before good fire is
made, 10 warm q room thoroughly or cook Il
meal of ,iciuals with dry fuel. Let this great
Inconvenience, which many experience, in
ducc them 10 study economy for, economy is
wealth. Yankee Farmer.
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1840-01-07

Extract of 4 certificate from th, Rev Mr Bradford
DR.. Jayne-Dsar Sir-Aiy child, owing, 10 exposure,
wheE recently coming up the Oao. was attacked by
that horrible maiady, Group. We landed in ibc hight
at Beaver Point, AMI when our fears were Alarmed
least the hoase, sepuchra cough was the folerunner
OF deaih, gave him teaspoOnful OF the Eypec;or-
ant "a bottle Of which yOu presented with when
in Phiadelpha) and applied some liniment TO the
throat and bIeas and before many minutes the hoarse
gone, the child breathed freely AMI slept
swcetly Owing to these circumstances 1t Cannot be
wondered at why have so high an opinion OF Doctor
Jaynes medic inc, and why advise every family to
keep it on hand, ready for any emergency,
Respectfully yours, ARTHUR B. BRADFORD.
Pastor of the Presby terrain Church. Darlington, Pa.
June 9th, 1895.
Numerous other certificates mig be added, but
the above considered sufficient evidence offs great
usefulness. Billy
The people's press, and Addison County Democrat. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1838-1841, 1840-01-07
The Rev. c. C. P. Crosby, late editorb Z - A meri
can Baptist, writes

can DalIIIsIi WTlIes-
New York, jane IS, 1880.
To DR.. Jayne.-Dear Sri have made us. OF Your.
Expectoant. personally and in my family, for the last
six years, with great benefit. Indeed, l may cons;d>
er my lie prolonged by The use OF this valuable med:
cine, under the blessing Of God, for several years.
may say almost as much in the case of my wife, and
also OF the Rev Mr.. TinSon. of the island of jana.
For ali of cough, inflammation Of the chest
lungs and throat, do most unhesiatin5y recommend
this the best medicine have tired Ay earn
est wish is that others afflicted as have been NAV
experience the relief, which ain persuaded they
will, by using your Expectorant. e. C. P. CROSBY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-02
Dec. ii



THESE Pills longer hosc Of doubtful utility
They passed from tina hundreds that daily
launched upon the tide Of experiment. Md stand before the
public high reputation and extensively employed III all
parts the United States the canndas cSas Mexico, and the
Indies medicine that has been prepared Tor the
relief Of suffering They have beef Introduced wherever
found possible thrn and hcTc but few towns
do confirm remarkable evnccs of their good et
The certificates that have been erntcd 10 the proprietor
exceed twenty thousand! upwards of five hundred OF which are
from regular practising physicians who IT the most competent
Judges Of their merits
Often the performed by ts dcnc been the sub
in various and Journals and
NAV with asserted ed!ine of the kind has
received of greater value n attached 10
this.
They are general family medicine and there are
thousands families who declare they satisfied unless
they hay. supply always on hand.
They have rival in curing and preventing Bilious Fevers,
Fever and Ague Dyspepsia, Liver complaints, Sex Headache
Jaundce, Asthma, Drop.y, Rheumatism Enlargement OF the
Spleen Piles Choc Female Distinctions, llctIrn tirrci
Tongue Nascn, Dstensnn OF the Stomach and Unveils lncp
et Darrhn Fau!cncc abtuo Costircncss los OF Appetite
Bloccd alow Complexion and IN all eases q ror@I OF The
Bowels, where caarc apcslent Is needed The! are
exceedingly mild in their opction producing neither nausea er
ping debility.
The Of these pills we'll known, and tc use
general, that further considered unnecessary
particulars, DR.. Peters pamphlet which be
had gratis of any oil The Agents.
Price 20 cents per box.
For sale by all the Druggists Richmond Petersburg and Nor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-02
ua7HEWS ACADEMY.

,u,ur ,s,ae, of tho Mathews Academy have eeeten la
co,. for the ensuing year, Branch Atchs, sanmae Esq.,
SUI r ID. Professors tho Richmond .iJ heauenyD as
.s and Williams Ptor, Esq, talso a'ey ensas ~ 'ne
e. n5 academy as Assistant Instructor. D" .n " @
III Teachers and ion 'hc iops
neh and The advantages they nave acreu on ~
ence in the LARGEST Academy in tins 5ta.e one ~
inG ~ nc,o,m hn duties required ~ sucn IT.
n tho usefulness and prosperity le onnio
Az ma, hesitate 10 recommend this ns.ulou W az 49,
osr yirrina as possessing advantages niei9l ~
- he state II healthy reson' WIN - ~. s;n
f. yery accessible by wdts Ms packets run 81 ,.r, and
80 ~ MONTHS DC I'll e..
~ III, Rcbmond and Baltimore and IS but shoI' wiz 'o
Tho Iandiag 10 tho Aeadcmy-and 'Hs.'!, "e'' " -
cheap of board and tuition .h If ming thnt
IN +, ,au"bt An the branches Of the English Ian5aas uss'
b, n Academies together with the Latin ana ueeA
MI. bs taught in this Institution 81 Gar ns VIII guar. o
90 ,cr ,nIl..c or engage in The usual avocatioa Oh mo-
Tho terms a. follows, VIZ .eero mon,hs go 90
noarI lodging wa hing and lights per session OF 1se
Tuition in the Easish branches Except hethemaeIp
session, 1880
Mathematics, 1900
Latin and Creek Languages, ,.,. ora M student
Tie FOES OF each session be paid in advance ana oo
v i. admitted time hnn the session, MOI VI" oo'
,on. bc ma dc for any caus. except sickne.s
will the 18th OF January, an" 70,
| inmate the 18th OF June The second session WI" IS -
If JnIy and close on tho 18th Of Dccemb.f ,,,,r d.,
By ordor OF the Board Of Trustees ": suuL ~ t,mc
po,sncc NAV be made as qualifications OF he isluc
100 W Wvndam Robertson Esq, Thomas iche Esa
barnard Pc on Rev DR. Empc, Professor ManPn OF
Roger University Of Virginia. John Tyler, Esq VIZ
Harrisburg, and Professor DOW "'i"au' '"' s9-iI
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|Asyaaa;IklslA gRi asaIaIEM
sll!lHI1IllH

TOR the OF White swengs, Scrofuous and other Tu
Ulcr Sore Legs, old and fresh Wounds, Sprans
Bruises Swengs and niammations, Scad Head, Womcns
Breasts Rheumatic Pains, letters Eruptons Chlblans
Whows Bes Corns and external diseases generally II IL
likewise greatly superior medicine heretofore discovered
the cd backs and limbs Of horsrs-or ring ror=s ehGppd
p,-and in short for every ernaI bodily erl that fall the
lot Of nan or beast.
This ointment possesses three very properties viz
suhdues the inflammation free discharge Of the
pt matter and produces tendency heal while
iy mild and pleasant in its operations.
NEW YoRK, April 10, 1893.
Dear sir- have just effected ve surprising of scad
head through the potent Specific Ointment
The patient James E.an ship carpenter, had his right thigh
and leg from the hip downward, deadtuy sded by the up
setting Of caudron of PITCH In the Dry Dock
The poor fellow extreme when was called in
and almost afraid that he would have submit amputa
,on but knowing the macuosy attractive of your ont
mcn laid plentiful coat the parts affected and had
great pleasure find that afforded almost immediate relief
that the sufferer able hold rational conversation with me
two hours after lis applications TO his emphatic express
he felt drawing the fire of him. and or eight
days the wound far healed permit him To walk
abroad though three weeks before allowed him
sumo his usual occupation shall be happy publish this
case feel much inferred in the circulation Of unvaed
specific. JOHN POWERS, MD
CHARLESTON, Oct. Sd, 1893
forwarding gross your Specific Ointment You NAV antic
pate further orders from the opening of the Spring trade
the demand for your specific is grezry increasing.
Yours, &C., H,viLASD, HARRALL & ALLE.
This valuable Ointment is for sale all the Drug
tersburg, Portsmouth, Norfolk, and Richmond Price so
per boz, viii full dtestezS
Oh II 4s-,lly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-02
(Fron an occasional Correspondent Of The ~ J. Post)
w su,ScrnS Dec 81 ls2l

WasHISGToS, Dec. ~, lSS9.
have been looking around me, since the first day of
nv visit to this city, with all the activity of curiosity,
which characterize The movements of stranger at
traccd by novelty; and intended to give you my first
Impressions in all their freshness, all that heard
and on all that saw. Among other matters, had
thought that sketch of the members from Maryland,
in the first place. with account of some of the leaders
in debate from other States, might not be unaccepta-
bic to you This part of the communications had
planned to make during my short ssJourn in the
capital had arranged for my third or fourth chap
ter; but recent circumstances induce me TO reverse
the order of my topics. The motive of my change
is based article, which appeared in your pa
per, and which has been copied into the Richmond
Enquirer. have been induced to hasten the writing
my letter by reading in the Chronicle of to-day trl-
omphant statement of the condemnatory language said
TO be used with respect to Mr.. F. Thomas and Mr. P.
F. Thomas Of your State, and to others from different
States ] regret exceedingly that without any know
ledge OF their motives, sentence of condemnation
should have been passed upon their acts. Though /
have been able 10 establish considerable sociabilty of
intercourse with the members both of Baltimore city
and county, with these gentlemen am as vet but very
slightly acquainted. But was present at all the bal
lots for the election of Speaker; thought perceived
all the movements of the underpot which retarded the
final CHOICE and resulted at last in the selection of Mr.
Hunter nor did perceive any thing in the conduct Of
Mr. Thomas and of those that acted with him. but what
what fair honorable, and consistent. The blame
of the delay and the issue, thought attributable to
quite another set of members on the floor
have, since your article appeared, endeavored to
make myself acquainted with the motives and circum
stances under which Mr. Thomas acted, and though de-
licaey required of to apply to other than what is
dse1Aa direct sasassitg, an sszSaass yer nay raly
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DOMESTIC.
sur. JUDICIAL COURT OF MASS.
nrCryRpH 5th. |

BENJAMIN Brandrcth rs Benjamin B Musscy
In this case the Planffset forth in his declaration
that he was possessed of the knowledge Of certain
dical ingredients, by the mixing and compromising of
which, he had been for long time, and then was,
making a certain valuable medicine called "Brandrcth $
Pills" that his ancestors were the original inventors of
said medicine and that tie secret Of its composition
had been transmitted from them to the Plaintiff, but
had been carefully concealed from all other persons
and that the art of compromising that medicine was en-
tirey unknown TO any one but the Plaintf-that the
medicine aforesaid had proved itself very eicacious
and valuable in curing various diseases The Plaintiff
further alleged, that tn defendant well knowing the
premises had made AMI sold medical compound of his
own device of inferior quality and injurious mcd-
cine to which he had given the name of "Brandreths
Pills, and had sold them as, and for the genuine med-
cine Of that name, made by the Plaintiff, in conse-
quencc of which the genuine medicine had been
founded by the public with the Defendants imitation,
and its reputation and sale had been much injured by
that MEANS to the great damage Of the Plaintiff.
The plaintiff produced evidence of variety of wit
to the principal points alleged in the decaration
proved by the deposonsof several persons in n York
that he had been known in England the descendant
Of the original inventor of the "Brandreth Pills. and
had for several years been the only person recognised
as the the art of making them. He proved
also the manufacture of the spurious pills, alleged
by the evdenceof persons who had been in the employ
of the defendant proved their sale in different instances
and BY witnesses residing in different parts of New
England, who had sold the pills bought of the plain
tiff and his agents, and also those made and sold by
defendant IL fully showed the character acquired by
the different iompounds-and that the offering of the
imitation in the market in different places;
had greatly Injured the sale of the genuine article,
the odium cast upon by the spurious
pills, 5earin the same name as set forth in the declara
ton.
The evidence upon all the points relied upon by the
plaintiff full and explicit, and the jury found
verdict orpainti, and assessed damages in the sum
Of e6asS; aaa judgment was rsadarsafsr that sun,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-02

How 1T woRKs.-While every cxeron i, made by
the leaders of the Federal party TO induce others to be-
leve that the nomination of VIM. FL Harrison is view
ed with something like unanimity, the lest knowing
ones of the Wing party are goaded to desperation,
which vents itself in divers ways, at the 'usng up of
their favoritc, Henry Clay.
The truth il, more unpopular selection could not
have been made; and the leading design in the nonina
ton of Mr. Harrison, TO conclate the Aboonists
who had openly proclaimed hostility to MIR. Clay. And
in concating the anslaverites they cnraged the CHI
valry of the South. union of SO many and distinct
interests could scarcely have been hoped forbu that
the nomination would have given so much dlssatisac-
ton to the tr-coored party scarcely ndnlged Our
wish was that their strongest should be nominated,
that the Democracy of the Union might have TO con-
tend with foe, with at least opposition; but as it
is, feel assured that there will be csntest
above that Of sustaining democratic principles
1t will be Of the wonders of the latter times, to
see hgh-minded, honorable Wing of the South, who
Justly Jealous of the institutions of his fathers go
the polls and vote for the abolition candidate for Presi
dent Of the United States.-harrisburg Keystone.
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GROVE WHARF AND HOTEL or JAMES RIVER.

GROVE WHARF AND HOTEL ON JAMES RIVER
TIME undersigned bcs leave To Inform Tie public, ~ b c
earnest solicitation persons, he as i-t
,. ,S ymgovu+ Iha the Gr0re, the norill side al
I,mss River about eight miles beo" James Town. "i'Ec me
nubnas regularly stop, land and take OF passengers and
freight ,-, -, =, .. d.. c,,,.,i..c. nj
mn r.n. ta.r 10 the lover co
wick aHd twenty Gloucester Courthouse
first Coqth with gentle horses ami steady
and driver, regularly attends the steamboats, conveying
Messengers from williamsburg perfectly lever ana
one of the roads Virginia. with the greatest safety and com
p.t space al fy6 MINUTES Coniunable convey
also provided convey passengers To YORK Town. ar
wick Courthouse and other places dacen to the landing: and
made with the arcnkccpers III YORK
residing there Al all times
from that pIarc the Grove, in time for the boats!
Tocnsle Travellers, the proprietor has also been
induced establish PUBLIC HOTEL IN the spacious and airy
Grove Mansion the wharf, where will always be
found comfortable well furnished Chambers, good Table,
supplied with the luNucs Of the seasons especially the hncst
York River and scrs, and Bar stored with The choicest
Liquors and Wines.
This Is certainly the cheapest an expeditions
accnt Counties to Baltimore Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond and
the James counryorsc and Carriages can be- put on
hoard this wharf, without tie least FISK Ui IN.
their private can, IL
desirable them the utcl until their rcturn where they
will receive every and attention.
The will leave the Raleigh Tavern and City HOTEL WI
ainsurg wcre register their nancs on every
steamboat dny the will return Immediately
the the wharf, that delay will be experienced
The proprietor determined 10 spare no pains or expense 10
make Ills Wharf Hotel public onreancc, and thereby TO
'''"'"''' THOMAS WYNNE.
Hotel, Dc "a 69-lawiw
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AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY

AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY.
Office No 10, Souh STREET, Baltimore.
CAPITAL IN, Two MILLIONS DOLLARS
THE President uud Trustees Of this Company receive Mo
Depr-tr which interest viii I've a!Owed make
assurances Lives grant Annuites and and
ctve aud manage Trusts Of every description which may
nttcd Ia their charge, whether from individuals, corporate boz
dies, courts of justice.
l. MoSEY will he received and held in trust, and the interest
thereon paid semannnaly, quarterly conformity with the
direction Of the viii placed, the end
of Elk months the credit of the Trust Fund for
laion.
o LIFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. may effect assurances with
term Of years the whole of life. The table OF rates
computed for this Company the favorable
well for the officers Of the Navy and Army, czcnsand
be had on application To the Company or its Agents
ASSrIrEs-These will be- granted upon such terms will
enable tho annutant enjoy the largest income for
amount Of money.
4. EspowMEsT,-A person provide capital
for ward, when he shall arrive the Of 81 years
marriage portion for daughter effect through this Com
pany.
0cers ard Trustees n the C0mpanyP Macaulcy Esq., NJ D.,
President Baltimore; John Duer ESQ., L. L. d. Vice President,
New York; Richard Wilson, Secretary n Thurston, Assistant
Secretary.
Trstees-Isaac Lawrence Beverly Robinson McYirkar,
Charles A. Davis Samuel Wetmore David MADDEN, Anthony
Barckay L. suares George F. Tainan p G. Nevius Roswell
L. Colt Morris Robinson, New York; Matthew L. Beyan, VIM.
Plait, John Mess, Philadelphia James Cox VIM f. Mayhew
Samuel Hoffman, Frederick w. Brune G. 8. Oldfeld Joseph
Gushing, Fielding Lucas, jr., Baltimore.
Applications may be made personality or BY letter. post paid
the Agents for the Company in Virginia. who will furnish the
rates and other nfomaton DESTROYS of c
ectng assurances making other arrangements through this
Company for the benefit of their families estates.
p NJ. TABB, .3geat, Richmond, "a
4gsrts in H-ginic.
PHILIP NJ. TABB, Esq, Richmond.
VIZ. s. stMrsos, Esq, Petersburg.
GEO. w. CAMp, Esq, Norfolk
RoBERr ANDERSON, Esq, Williamsburg.
JoHS. BRrcE, ESQ.,, Winchester.
lift
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w.snrseros, Friday, Dec. "a good many mem
taqe of the Christmas Holidays to make nasty vi,o
to their homes and Notwithstanding care, h1"eysr, 70
keep the relative strength Of parties m the onse
unimpaired, by pairing Of with pol''ea. law
renee n saltonstal Worthington, Jenifer, Petf'k'n
ynndcrpocl and Grnncll.--Nat. Int.
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POETRY.
"nucH YET REMAINS USsrss."
our corNrRY,s FLAG.

OUR coUNTRY's FLAG.
C. c. cox
Fling out our Gag from the gallant mast,
Let the shou, of the crew be heard,
While the barque that we ride Is tying last,
a O'er the sea, like mountain bird.
Let II rest on the breast of the glorious sun,
When the sky grows calm NJ noon
And on let il float, when the day is done,
In the sheen of the slrery moon.
For II breathes charm in that tender light
Through the skyward sailors eye
While he looks on Peace as she nestlss bright
g Mid the stars and stripes on high
II speaks TO the heart of his mountain home,
Where in quiet it long shall wave,
And knows that his sons are free II they roam,
Mdead, in freeman's grare
Let it stray through the night that lofty spire,
Aud talk with the midnight star
For the heavens will glow with warmer IRE,
To gaze its face affair
They will hail its lights rs kindred all,
Long sent from the parent sky,
To laugh in scorn O'cr the Tyrants fan
And beam where the Tyrants die.
Should the thunder grow Ger the raging deep
And the cloudy waves come fast,
Let il battle in wildness mid wind and rain
From the top Of our old oak mast
For il holds domain in the tempest sky,
And the lightning's wing flames bright
As ii rides at home DER :he pillows high,
Like albeing of power and might
That flag how of did ii wave in pride,
By the side OF our noble sires--
When they kndled on liberty's affairs wide,
Her pure and unquenching fres
mid the sabre stroke, and the cannon smoke,
], would fly unframed and free
And where the voice Of freeman woke
IL would join in the jubilee!
II has waved since then n holy shield
Mid the mighty multitude,
And summoned full many battle field,
To scatter dissenson's brool
And the speakers heart would harm and bound
As that proud sheet met his gaze,
While his voice poured out through the CROWDS around
The thra of heroic days.
!, has spread its wings peak and vale,
Where the current Of life beat strong,
And shouts Of rejoicing rose far on the gale
There, there, il has passed along!
II has folded It's pnions in silent grief
For the death of the true and brave
Where the first forest tree sheds fading lsot,
Or the winds spread watery grave.
Far over the in the foreign bay,
Wherever ships may ride,
mid the flags of the earth IL floats to-day,
Like fair and happy bride;
And on be its flight. till from every strand
II shall hutter Us wild and free,
AZ il now looms from gay land
Or swels DER the chainess sea-
Let it live till the last great day Of timo,
And proud, DER falling world
Far up in its own consenial CLINE,
Triumphant hang unfurled-
And when this fair earth shall no more be given
For the home Of lis stars 50 bright,
Nav they turn in love To their native heaven
And dwell in eternal light!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-02

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
E subscriber is constantly receiving from the celebrated
mandatory of NUM-, & CLARK, New York. elegant and
plain Piano Foes possessing the latest Improvements ana na
decacy OF touch md sweetness Of one peculiar 10 e ma
nufacure.
Also large Of Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fortes repaired tuned hire, and taken in e1
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Music offered for sale In TINS
State selected FROM of the subserbcr VINO IS
enabled sell Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices
Piano Fsrts on u Mime srs-s, opposite thf Barks
Agr 9a-u
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n IMFORD ACADEAYThc exercises Of This institution WI
IL he continued by subscribers the ensuing year. commencing
~ ,bn 18Th oI January terminating the 18Th December
h vacation Of month IN the Summer In this school VIII
h IN. Latin Greek Spanish and French languages Maine
Including Arithmetic Algebra Geometry plane and spe-
cal Tgonomery and practical Surveying together with all The
branches English language usually taught IN preparation"
rhe text books that used n the Uni
vrrsty Of Va : .,,o .,,; 90, r.
deduction will be made for ate entrance.
u'""'' $40" II. j. CHRISTIAN, Principal
JNO L. CASON.