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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-14
For Sale.

ME subscriber win keep on hand and for
sale, during the season, HOES and Hoe han.
dies Piich-forls Of VARIOUS patterns, SIZE and fin
Isl, AID Of various prices Fork-handIes, Whit.
neiree and Neck-yoke woods, Dung.fork and
shoyelshandles, &c. sc. Please call.
Brandon, July.6, 1870 J.. HOLCOMB,
Also, superior article Of Butter Salt.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-14
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and
Fancy Articles.
s. 7. A. JOHNSTON -,

/
Would inform the eltizens of Brandon,
and others visiting the place, that he ia.
tends to keep variety of God and Silver
Watches, Bosom Pins, Ear ii1os, Clocks.
Watch Chains, Keys, Musical Instruments
and Instruction Books for them: Violin
and Bass-viol Strings, Clarionet Reeds.
Perfumery, Shaving Soap. Cue Razors,
Razor-Straps,
SILVER SPOONS,
Pocket-Boolss, Pocket
Blank Books, Hooks and
Eyes, hair-Bfushes,C Combs, Pen.
ellis. Gentlealen's Pantaloon Strains.
t E A AND COFFEE POTS
Soup Ladies Britannia Pitchers. Cups and
Tumblers, Money Purses, sPEcTacLEs,
Thmbles, Snuff Boxes, Plated and
German Silver Spoons, Visit
ing ani Printing Cards,
Gard Cases, Combs.
HoRIsoS's
Pills,
Sberman's
IaZen ges. and
Poor Mans Piaster.
Hays LininenisfFair Oil
Balm Of Columbia. Percussion
Pills and Caps. Also A variety of
useful and ornamental articles. s9eb ~
the wants and enquiries Of his customers
may suggest; to which he is malx;no
constant additions. His arrange
ments with the Variety Store.
Burlington. Vt. and with
good houses IN New
York. will en-
able him
to get any article in his line. Or o,,t 30 j,
]. A JOHNSTON
BRASDos VARlErY SroRE
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-14
Sc Il g gsl!s,s

I'D EH1AINING in The Post,O Office al
Ia Brandon, VI, Oet. |, 1910.
Ainsworlh seymourLvon Jahez
Avres Ira Lamb Mary Miss
Avery Elijah Lyon Esbon Z.
Arnoid. George lawrence Lncinla
Barnes Barton Mot Milo o.
Bresee Basey Mrs. Payne l..
Bryant Dln Phelps John -
Bnslsr Henry E. Picket Judy. go
Byrnes Michael Roy Ahiel
Birler Lewis Root John
Ciaff Josiah SpoonerS. Al d. Q
Cary George saFgeants Timothy
Dupier Emm Shepston Josiah
Dwinell Jno Ii. 4 Sfnallev arrange A.
Dyer Alonzo Taben Thomas
Davis Clarity Taft Demson
Dougheny ElE2h Thomas Matthew
Fales Ellis B. Winsiow ESQ. + i
Foster joel. Weaa S. G.
| Fsller Lemuel Whitmore Jlrden
Harvey Fl. III Whitcomb Dexter
Hack Rich a.osHE
| Holland Jas. 81. Alexander Cyrus
| Fart John Baker Anthony
| Jackson ]. Brown Frances
lde Samuel Carlisle Mr.. Sd
Ileeler Seth Tyler Jonas
! Leach David
A. j. TzETCHAM, p. NJ.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-14
Physic & Physicians.

NAUR late friend. Rev. G. 9. Cotton,
Dmakes the following remarks in his
yeelebrated work Lacon, or many things
Lexington union., 1840-09-19
-THE EXINGTON UNION.


;cc crop. w.,h fair prices, viii increase ,ha
r,,r,eot. 1 bv allsviating the pressure and
panic eot Up by political loafers and paper
[ .nonsv w;ndIers. The cry cflow wages
and ,'N iow prices. which tie Wings impu-
dsntlv pnd forcibIy charged on The Sub
Treasury. HI the spring, has been shown
Il IL baseiy false, md prices current, from
Niles, Register, from 1873 70 1910,
peri d of II years, when 'ne great s~iod-
llabor and produce are now higher ihan
l,hey we're \ III Il, Inn period. The acts have
now opened the peoples eyes 10 Wing
lnlsehoods; ana - The reaction is always
Ilenual II lie action, BY The first of Novrm.
|ber ,he Wings will 30 IN I greater minority
I,I,an ,hey have benin for several years Il,
0Iyirgsn,a. The Old Dominlon viii be
Ifund where she always has been, in the
lfront rank of Democracy.
Lexington union., 1840-09-19
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI, sEPTEnnER 10, ls4o.

ing thus drawn in conflict with this crea-
ture Of universal scorn, except tnder the
circumstances Of our last meeting.
would as soon attempt 10 cover myself
with lanrrls by attacking certain little
animal Ia the woods whose principal wea.
pons of warfare is in the eflluvia which u
emits and 10 dcmolish which, - 10 be de-
uolished. will now take my leave for
ever IL this (ronlis-riece Of the Tlppeca-
noe Club Of Grenada, md fgure-head Of
the Southern Reporter" he has covered
himself with Wing glory enough for one
rampaign, and leg he may be permiltei
10 repose in quiet upon his hard-carned
| laurc!s.
Iwlli pnt be diverted again from de
fence oi tha Administration against The
false charges of The Tippccanoe Club o
Grenada, and an exposure of tie pr'nc'
pies (if they have nny) Of this Wh'g' ar
ir,ocralir, anli.rerulican. dlci"tprial
church and State, Abolition Tiprecano
party. Their practIce Of getting IN hum
hugs (sach as this Newton nlf,li) will n
longer shield them from The execraions
The grea, body of the people. They mus
i lay aside their moe leg cabin and hard G
der clapiraps, and march up 10 the mii
question, or add disgrace TO defeat IN Nt
vembcr.
Lexington union., 1840-09-19

For the Lexington Union.
GREENsBoRouch, Choclaw CO. Sept 9th
Mr.. Eliior -

FOR the Lexington Union.
GREENsBoRorcH, Choclaw CO. Sept 5lh.
Mr.. Eliior -
itake this opportunity 10 inform
you that The cause Of Democracy is sill
onward in our county. Great exer,iun,
have been made 10 effect our strength il
fact, nothing has hecn left undone that
exaneraiicn and misrepr seniation could
accomplisI--wc sill, however, stand firm,
The Democrats have had very large
meeting 10 day Col. Dnne. our Repre-
sentative presided, assisted by three Vice
Presidents. A resolution was adopted
appointing delegates 70 represent our
county in the Democratic convention 10
be holden ia Jackson, on the Bird Mon
day of this mouth. The meeting also a.
ddpted very spirited rreaHlhle and set 81
resolutions, introduced BY Col. Richaid
$. Graves, (onr other Representative, J
setting forth briefly The causes which in
duce Us to oppose The election Of General
4 Harrison, mud suppo.t the recollection d
/ Mr.. Van Buren,. Col. Graves sustained
his motion hy short. but very handsome
aid appropriate address, after winch, q
general Gull was made upon Col. G. T
Hemingway, who happened 10 be witl
us. He addressed the meeting about tw'
hours. mnchio The satisfaction o his au
dience discaring every thing like ell
epithets- he seemed 10 appeal entirely I
The Judgment ., MS hearers. The discus
sion i.sSa,l closed, when The company 8
down to a sumpt,rous dinner, prepared b
the hospiiatle citizens Of our County. A
ter parlakng Of which, they broke up WI
an entire expression OF good freling-a
though many OF them differed with rs
politics, they seemed gralifird that 50 mue
courtesy had been extended towards tue
during the proceedings Of the day.
: Yours, respectfully.
w. s.
Lexington union., 1840-09-19
kouN N. BIAS KIN.
Pe',nlisher and Proprietor.
RIO, terms see fourth paee.l
PosTPoNED

-
POSTPoNED
,.,owiop sale is postponed until the 4lh
aaay i in September.
'''' MARSHAL SALE.
.,o, Relurnable to U. s.
blwstd Anue,'0 Circuit Cont to
v,rnaeSSpy v,a1's = surties Nov. term is4o.
~ g|S.wY Y virtue Of the above stated venoi-
z 10 exponas to me directed, from
|Ap :" limited States Circuit Court
~ ~ ,,' s,ulhern District Of Mississippi.
y, w .yoose TO public sale for cash be.
w, ~ Court house door Of Holmes coun-
4, Mississippi, on rc
4 Monday, the l4h dag Of september
:. ~;hia the hours prescribed by law,
pm Y ~ ,ight. title and interest, the said
a,o, VI hath in or 10 the following de-
Fflsaap naa laod. to wit: lot number a, section
f''y n NJ. a. /. 5 and 6 section 81, lots 9, :
IN o., section 81; and lots number I
y ss 80 ,r section 35, township 10, range !
..,. '""., and the undivided SIXTH part q 'h'
|sssl half, south wcst quarter Of section !
j ,no., half north west qua ter, sector
co' o' and we.t half, north west quarter Q
',;"n 20 m % and south half, east half, mort
is''' onor,er Of section l4;all in townshl
4 " r,', .anoe 8 east, and also, one town loii
' ,own of Montgomery and known Q
~ or eaid town, ms lot number 3.
Levied on as The property OF Wlllia'
Sp;ckpos, and will he sold TO satisfy u
,sore yeodi,i, cxpcnas and cost Of sss:lt.
w. nj. GWlN, Marshal,
By P. NJ, Ferguson, D. NJ.
Aunnsla. 80 6 pr. fee S24.
Lexington union., 1840-09-19
POSTPONED.

The following sale is postponed until
tho fomth Monday, the 2sth day OF Sep
,ember next.
MARSHAL'S SALE.
richapl Prichard Retnrnable 70 " ?.
s,1cnJexno Circuit Court, TO
Galloway & Richardson, Nov. term, l6lO.
aud SurcIies. ~,
HMY virtue of,he above stated vendrio
Rh eyponas 10 me directed, IRON me
Hon. United States Circuit Court, tor me
Southern District Of Mississippi, ! wiii
expose to public sale, for cash, before me
Court house door Of Holmes county MIS-
sissiopi, on
Monday the lith day Of September
next, within the hours prescribed by law
all the right, title and interest, the sa''
defendant hath in or 10 the following de
,cr;bod property, 10 wit: 10, nnmhe
Z, living and being in the town OF Tchula
ii lines county. !.
Levied on MS the property Of the sai
d.fendaut, and viii be sold to satisfy IN
above stated vendilio exponas and cost
suit,
w. AZ. GWiN, Marshal,
BY p. N Ferguson, u. NJ.
Aurust 80 6 pr. fee $50 ?
Lexington union., 1840-09-19

Won co,ldn,t grt along without my rUrsst"
a. the eugiae saii 70 thc steamboat
Lexington union., 1840-09-19
POSTPONED.

fOol IoNISDs
T,e following sale is postponed until the 3D.
MonIay in Oatober ncx'.
MARSHAL'S SALE.
Perk. l. f,t|l Re,vrnable 10 y. s
yeod exno Circuit Court, to
WIN. +. Austin, cial& Nov. term lSao,
Sureties.
MNY virtue Of the above stated vcndillo
I'd exponas to me directed, from the
Hon United States Giro uit Court for the
Southern District Of Mississippi, ] will
expose to public saleslor cash, before the
Court house door of llolmcs county, Mis-
slsslppi, on
Monday the 18th day Of September
next, within The hours prescribed by law,
ull the right, title and interest, the SAID
defendants hath in or TO the following
described property, 10 wit: lots numbers
222 and 223, containing about four acre:
more or less. Levied on as the property
w. +. Austin.
Lot number. .33, levied on as the propcrt,
Of Nelson Flke. All Of said lots lyinl
and beng in the town Of Lexington, an'
lots 222 ana 223, has a fine dwelling
house and otherou, houses, situated there
on. All Of said property has been levie
on as above stated, and will be cold
satisfy the above stated velditio expoEa
and cost of suit.
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal,
BY p Nj. Ferguson. u. NJ.
August s 80 6 pr fee 90
Lexington union., 1840-09-19
DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal,
BY P. nj. Ferguson. y. NJ.
August s 80 6 pr Zee $2e

DlsooLullON OF PARTNERSHIP.
VMNllE partnership heretofore existing
~ between "A. u A. Il. Elrington
was Dissolved Oh the Is, day Of July last,
Dy lhe death Of Austin Eirington. All
sASse Indebted u the late firm, vii pleasc
ca'I ~ their Old Stand and make settle
menl BY note or otherwise, 40 il is ahso-
,O'eiy necessary the business should be
brought to close.
n ANSEL l.. EDRlNGTON,
Surviving partner DC
A. & A. X. EDRINGTON.
THE subacriher having received
supply Of NEW AND SEASONABLI
GOODS, win continue business Oh ri
sscecninf, al the Tate stand or A. 81 "A. Il
Iar'nes"n, where he expects 10 keep
ycnetd -asscr,mant Cf goods, which h
,d dispose of At reduced prices, for cast
tis hopes 20 receive liberal share
public patronage.
A. T. EDRINGTON.
august 30 Vi
Lexington union., 1840-09-19

lELzwcls ELECrKoxs The Democrats
maIaElsys cn isint hnilos, II The Legisss
tslFes iaR3. The Illinois Sentinel sass.
mat n eellcyess the popular vote y pls
late election wilI show d cain " 'p0l'
shNn .fte tkoMsaRd ycIes fur the DemH
lGEalc. 'The 6inss iss&Ee FOR Vac bpIsv
end Jchnsohsw Z NV several Thousand vc'v
tvirksEwg SeHs'aa
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-18
SHERMAN's POOR MANS PLASTER.

~ The est .reng heniny pla s,er The world, and
.overe GU remedy & pam or weakness in the lack,
loins, side, breast, neck, limbs, joints, rheumatism,
lrm ago, DC. &c. One million year will not supply
the demand. They require little warming beiore APP
plica'on. Warranted superior 10 all others, and for
one quarter the usual price, making only the best,
but the cheapest plaster in the world 1t aoris relief
in few hours, and makes astonishing cures. In liver
complaint and dyspepsia, i, should be over the
region ofthe liver or stomach and will Afford great
and astonishing relief. In coughs, colds, asthma, diff
Guilty Of breathing, oppression Of he chest stomach,
they will Immediately sooih, and greatly benefit the
patient. Persons Of sedentary HABITS, iho.c obliged
10 siand nnch will receive decided support from one
f,he.e truly, strengthening pasers. Physicians gen.
orally recommend hen in preference TO all Others
came they stick or adhere e:,er and alord greater
relief In their operation they are sim''lani, tonic,
IT, sreliens from any olher; and known from the ex
percnce of millions who have II, Ell them, as well as
the united testimony, Of all The celebrated and Dustin
gl.hed clergy and physicians, 10 Re the most useful
aud highly indicated pa >,er ever invented or offered
10 the pubic. Several persons have called a, the ware
hone TO express their surprise and thanks at the
almost miraculous cures these pa>,ers have elected.
One man who had been afflicted with rheumatism,
as TO lie unable 10 dress himself without assistance,
was email led after wearing one, only one nigh, 10 get
M alone in the morning, put on his clothes and call
al orr Office with eyes Gaming with Joy and his tongue
pouring forth the gladness Of his heart, Al the sudden
and signal relief he had received from this Rest Of oil
remedies. Ask for Or. Sherman's Poor Man. Plaster
II is called because the price places in The power
Of 10 purchase teing only l2a cts. Sod a, The va
rety store by PANGBORN 4 BRlNSMAID,
Jewellers, Burlington, w.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-18
.sIIERmAN's COUGH LOzENCEs,

kE the safest, most sure and electual remedy fer
"A Coughs, Colds, Con suinpiions, whooping Cough,
Asthma, Tightness OF the Lungs Of chest, &c. &C.
The proprietor has never known an instance where
they did not give perfect satisfaction. Several ,hos.
and boxes have keen sold within The las, three month,
reNorinS 10 health, persons in almost every stage OF
consumption, and to.e a orng under The most dis
tressng cold and coughs. They do not check and
dry up the cough. but render easy, promote expec.
toraion, allay the tickling irritation, and remove
the proxlmale or exciting cause. They arc made
from acombinaon al the most valuable expcc,orani,
or cough medicines, aud are undoubtedly superior 10
every thing in use for those complaints. Hundred.
upon hundreds ofccrfcaics have Lcen offered of their
wonderful virtues, from those who have leen saved
from an untin,ely grave, and restored 10 perfect
health Ivy using them. DosE.-One loxcnge Is dose
for adult, aad may tc repeated from three 10 six
times day required. Children, eight years years
old, half VI one: four years quarter, aud 80 ia pro-
portion. Very small children infants will lake them
Lest dissolved in little wafer Should they act as an
cnec, or produce nausea, the doe must lie enel
20 what the stomach will lear. Half Of ono will gen
orally lie sufficient 10 take lcfore breakfast as the
stomach is then more easily sickened. No i'll elects
can arise from an over dose, a. will cause the s,o-
mach 10 reject il add although not pleasant .ensa.
tion, will lie found 10 give relief Where there i.
much pain in the breast or side, one Of Sherman.
foor Mans Plasters should be applied over the part
and worn till relieved. lfaucndeJ with cos,iveness,
lew ca,har,ic or Laxative Lozengc,, or any mild ca
thariic medcinc should Re used as occa sion requires
Sold Al the Variety Store, Ly PANGDORN e.
BRlNSMAlD, Jewellers, Burlington, VI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-18

i Doss any know . nsighLT Or friend Who has
been Bahl. and whose head 70 now covered with hne
hzir7 One WHOSE Goa, cellar Vas covered with dan.
dIs6, ,ho"yh crashed every hour- which has now
shed entirely Or one ~ho.s HARE al early aGS were
,ur,iHg Grey, who now has mol grey haiI7 Children
wksse heads were covered Win scurf,-~hose hair
would mol grow. thar sre growing The fues, crops
sfhair Some esWs must he known 10 mosI persons.
Ak them The eavse, and yeu will I've told that ,hess
,hags have heen done ny the use ri The Balm Of Co.
Mmbis. Of20 years growth 10 This article. demand
increasing annually some handred per although
when discovered no, opposed by any hing Tor The
purpose, now asailrd by almost nnmhsIle.s mushroom
sh pepaf a,ions that will ruin the hair II used an,
extent. Can more than ,hsse f,cs I've w.Rled refer
the reromne niaions by l.i ofnames OF respecia.
bli'y. snequ.lled by any other article. Look these
h'ngs -hay this ar,'ee. Stay and pre'er,s your h,i'
by !" us. or bald restore IL. Ladies. attend this
-huud'ets in fashionable life using ~ The only
article 'eal! FL ior the toilet. Long hair 10 ,e,y opt
10 fA os,. iaiies, The balm II Columbia IN time
10 save yourselves The Disgrace Of badnr.s BY nessc,
of your PERSONS. n 10 your duiy. ~ mo' alias to re.
serve the beauties Of nature, win ~hhh louu,ifu,
Creator has endowed you use The Dslm IL vii, do H.
CAUTION TO ne REMEMBERED.
Several most hssrant attempts have been made 10
count Sfen The Wue Balm Of Columbia. Some Of the
im,os,ers have gone 90 lar ~ eoune'fsi, The sen
did wrappers. and ,hs Fsl Of Niagara. and sve'y ex
'srnsl marx except The name Of Coms,oek. which ihsy
dare m, forge. To avoid 'mposMions therefore. 81
ws,s ook (or The name Of Comstoek r Co. or l.. 8.
Cons,ock and never bsv the article unless II has hs'
asme ppsn !, Sold Wholesale and retail, only ii No.
. Fletcher street. N. Y. ssd b. PAssBorS end
B.,yssAye DrrpSsr, v, ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-18
NJ ATURE.s GRAND RESTORATIVE. 1hi.

NJ ATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE. This
~ valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unrivallcd
for the following complaints, viz: Dyspepsia, or ndi
ses'ion diseased Liver, billions dsor ers, Drop>y As,h-
ma, Cos,ivene>s Worms and loss of Appetie. and Ivy
cleansing the stomach and bowels, cures pains in the
side, stomach and hreas', colds and coughs Of long
standing, Hoarsene.s, shorness Of lrcaih, Nervou,
compla etc., VIII ch frequently the lee, of dis.
ease. For Fever and Ague, is mos, valuable pre-.
ven'a,ive a, well a. sovereign remedy Its virtue.
snrpas. any thing heretofore known in removing ST.
vuns' Danrs,-two bottles have ! cen known TO cure
this afcilng di,ease afer having tahea every exer.
ion for fonr years. 1t has most powerful influence
in removing nervous complaints. plea.an, 10 take
and 80 easy in il. operation, that il may administered
70 the infant with 'afey. The Above Medicine is very
highly recommended iy many scientific gentlemen
and a large nrmler oflade., who have proved the
virtue Of the Medicine hy personal and tina, Of their
families. bill ofcer6caes accompan ME, each hottie
with directions. /, may had whole, ale or real Of
,owu w. .o: .%a ", %Ss%s
al recipe; for sale ly Z. H. Prentis. Montpelier, and
J. & II. PECK & Co. Burlington, and in the princi-
pal towns in the state; all directions signed in The
hand writing Of the proprc,ors. jel9
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-18
Burlington Dye House.

WI COTTON DYER-respecif,lly informs the
inhabitants If Burlington and the ne hboring towns,
.onh q" o, r. "nd iii commsnn one doos
finishing IN the best manner, The following goods ::
Broalclohs, Csssimeres, new Merinoes, Ladies silk
and Merino Dresses, Shawls Hosiery, silk and cotton
finished nearly equal 10 new. without rppIuc. Broad.
cloths, silk, wooen cotton goods, dyed in the most
permanent colors il wanted for merchants and manu-
facturers on reasonoble terms. Also wor.ted skein
He hes employed celebrated dyer and color maker,
CoRNELIus MoloHy. Mr.. Molony was employed q,
superintendent in rome ofhe Iarges, dying establish.
ments, ia Great Britain and America The public may
depend on having ther orders executed 10 Inc tes
manner and with oil possible dN!sNs .en
FnhnCon, ~. is, iefo
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-18
TROY 4 MICHIGAN SIX Day LINr


SHIP ly Oh Troy Tow Boa, Linc,-Coen,ies Slip.
CRocxER, LOG, Broad st. New York anMoore a. S,imp.
son, River 81. Troy; WIN. II. Moorts7S Onsv Al. Al.
bany; Sidney Allen. Rochester George Davis & Co.
D ~! phlip Allen P,ialo Geo 4. French, Dun
Reel, Erie, Pa; McNar & Co. cleveland. D.; NJ.
T. Ross q Co. Portsmouth, O.; n. N. & N. b. oates,
Black River, O.; Jenkins q Tracy, Huron, o.; Barber
z Barney, sandusky City, O.; Chester q Siringham,
Manmee City, O.; Wheeler & Porer. 81. josep6s j.
9; Seish,, Michigan City, Ind; Dawson & Iiosmer,
milwaukee, W.; c. N. Reed, Chicago, III. je.i3m
Marx packages. MT. q M Line
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-18
"ORMs, WORhS.-Dx. NJ. Hrrcmcock's
Xy untixalled All unenuallssi WORN LEA 4

WORMs, WORMS.-Ds. N. HircMcocx'.
w unrivalled ant uneQuallci WORM TEA,
sevsregr remedy for Worms. Strange aal iacredi.
bic The elects Of thee de,es,sble vermln; few
psrson., and is thought are free from hen par
through a Distressing eom.e Of MEDICINE without 4
teneat, when they mirht lie rc|ievcl BY u.ns the
Worm Tea. This invaluable me licipe has t.en tested
BY the experience of mor thar len years use, and
admins rr.a to NOR. than 900 persons Of various
age. and not one SOLITARY complaint en- the contrary
hna irels have cae' and unsolicited, given their de-
cent f,rA TO the pulc, and pronounced Dr. NJ. hitch
"Sek's Worm Tea the most ,afr saec,ual, and con.
.eaea, rem. that can Re ohanei: for IN no one Of
the thebsnis Of Instances where it has teen used
agreeable 10 the rrsei dire t"n, Tia. i, ever failed
n. y. Ask for DR.. N. Hitchcock. WcRM TEA, sihere
ar many nvsrums abroad for the de.,rcinnof worm.
For sale wh"le.ale AMI retail ~ A. HITCHCOCK q
CO., ,e,s prV7rietor., ~ Gene street, Utica, and
~ their agents Throughout the tniOn In Burlington,
" 4 J. n. Peek & Co. In Vsrgennes BY }. H.
Bewman. In Milton, BY Burne. & Sawyer. In
Georgia, by Lorenzo Jance. aug20
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-18

VVNHE LION OF THE pAY-NO CURE 40
j PAY.-Thc Genuine old Dutch or Ger.
man Vegetable Pllis..-iIah'v re ommenl led ly
hot Valentine Mo,, NJ. D. Of n. y, and others.
Thee are he orier, Any one tina, doe no, lind re-
let from these pills the prle is rel nei ack, the e
others. In Ierng the. pills to The pu' lie, appeal
20 their genc~. II these pills are not what they
recommended, yon are IN di'y cnni out ii respe'1
10 yourself and community 10 re eel hem, and publish
them 10 he world an imnos,ion, humhug and
arachcrv. The public may e assured they are purely
vegetable, they are com'h.'i Of nine lngrs,nt', part
Of the mescin. Is only found IN Asa and IN The val
are ma IL into pills AMI will found sure cure OF re-
lief for all bilious complaint, yellow and I'LL iois
kvers fever and age, IaNndi~, scarlet h, tiuon,
cho.ic d pep,a. e.. |, is not pretended that ,hi,
Medicine i, for all d eases 10 which the human
,ysiem is liable. Ten thousand useless cior,s have
cen made 10 draw from he regions oiunknown fancy
some ong-spun theory Of magic arr, which would
cue each and every dsea.e. Good medicine is MOI
found in The fire or whirwind. Health and happine.,
hang upon chance wind,-timc i the herald of tr,nb
The past al ca>i /, socare they have already ra OF
. monument ~ their greatness which viii defy the
corrodug tooth Of Time. None can lie Genuine w,lhon
a wrapper and directions on each hox on which my
by the snhscrlie r al Glen's falls, ~ A. ~ Sana
79, and 100 Eaton -, and r. a. Mess, $50 Souh
Make, Il. Albany. Baum a. Hawley, 2I9 Siver FL
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mond, Morton q Cl.rk, and 2; q U. Lslhron
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Meodv and Gen. Petersen, Burlington; snd ly T..
BRiGGS, bIyisg.cs Agent kr chsisnden Co, where
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