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NJ We received last evening, too late Tor thus morn
ing pape the just aud severe Structures ot "lotar'c
Plant in reply TO the shameless and most ''hberai
attack of the Richmond Wing on James Bosher, the
yorbv and honest citizen who has been recently ap.
pointed 10 the City Collector Of Richmond Tobacco
Plant" will appear in our next.
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TREyCU BURR Mill. STONtS.-~r have on hand, aud
are prepared order al The Pehi'eniary Virginia,
French BUR Sill Stones. Of all dimensions.
m, ,r,-y.d -pply Of Eur Block, direct from the best
marie, in France Orders. addressed 10 me- will receive mnr
,.e ,, nn Persons dep"nd getting good
nj cl, an s,tirI. J. G. WATSON, 3gsni, az.
'' 49, "a ~ l!-3li
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-18

Tine as Steet!-The II. Of X. Of New Hampshire
have adopted a series of Resolutions (by a large ma
iorty, Of more than 10 y against Bank Of the y
States-the creation Of National Debt-a dIstribG.
ton Of The proceeds Of the Public l.anas-and tho
whole scheme of Protective Tariff. One OF these
resolutions protests the most emphatic terms, against
the constitutionality of Bank, and the Sd Resou
Ii
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receive no bcncii, from profits all above per
IS to go 10 the Federal Government. We imagine that
upon these terms few capitalists vii subscribe their
money
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Dirision IF The spOas among tie Wigs and conscr-
ratirfs ,-alessrs. Gales \ Seaton (of the ~ have
the Printing of the IL. Of R.-Mr. Allen (aladsonia)
Of the Senate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-18

A part Of the Committee, who were appointed by lie
City Council, &c, Of Cincinnati, 10 remove the remains
Of Gen. Harrison North Bend have arrived At wash
.uvton-W With them is the Generals son
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rPRUsTEES' sALE-Whereas, Anmon Johnson, deceased,
late of county New Kent order secure certain
creditors did l4h Of May 540 by deed of
Of record Office of New Kent county convey Trustees
fourteen Slaves household and kitchen Furniture Farming
Utensils Stock of Horses and Cacand the Trustees being
called on said deed is hereby given that
Fday the neat, the late said
Amuon Johnson deceased New Kent Courthouse the
whole Of the property above named will he sold public auction
for cash. .
RIO. BYRD POLLARD, r,..
j. D. CHRISTIAN, ''
Junp IA I2-wiis
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NOR SALE Estate on Dan tiver on which now reside
+ TN, Estate truly called vanche and u ~ high stai
~ OF is2 Of Low Grounds aud
M ncres of High Land has Brick House Of TIE largest size
in this part and building essential to The ac
eorntnodaron a family and necessary TO cropping.
eSpatiate upon The value OF such an estate a.
every disposed 10 buy will be inclined to look and raa"
those disposed 10 huy by tie who i gene
cI.rk IN show the premises wishes 10 them
This Estate known y the name Of tie Berry I'M -,e ho
nreyinsy sold privately offered for sale, 10 The highest
hidd. al auction on HE i Of October next wh all Tie
EDWARD G. CARRiSGToN.
III
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THESE splendid Instruments formerly sold in this city by
G. Hall, Esq, land in Norfok,l and
~ hy William Daniel, Esp, Professor Music (wo spoke
them the highest term kept constantly hand by the
subscriber, who Il sole Agent their sale Richmond Peters
burg, Farmvc and Charlottesville Their If
and soncs Of touch have rendered them popular with good
teachers. In. addition mac
much their durability; fact their getting
lmIossibly, ana certain do
that they will keep longer in than other
strrnen ever introduced this city. Ny agent famvil-
Mr. A. r. Bgelow and Charlottesville Rev. w : White
b- Female Seminary will always keep supply In ware
large will always he found. Daily expected
sir more of Rosewood aud Mahogany. a. s. MADDOX
Opposite The Banks.
June Is la-w5w
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Iants Rrer and kanatcha Scrip.
no MORROW II O'Clock viii r sold, Al the Coffee llols.
S2G0O Of The above scrip, it> 10 siIi purchasers y :, o.
The luw.r sec,iou j. H. LYNCH.
tu,c l2-it
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pnLiticnl Prleocilu 1-Iafamous OfieinL .luse

We submit to The Senate OF The United States, in
acting upon MIR. Tylrr's hint CRITICALLY revise his
nominatlons,) the following fact, which stated in
the New York Era, upon the authority Of "Perre A.
Young, uhe iather) II appears, that i. Curtis, the
Collector of New York, has removed from the
public employment, lad Of - years Of age because
his father Democrat and appointed lad Of Is, IN
the following note
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, Dear Sir should BE- sIad yon would employ the lad,
Charles Hunter, IN The place Of Jefferson Young.
II believe that The political principles Of the lad
All right aud his appointment would give satisfaction 10 The
District ward tr Civ and the State ich hr lives.
Very respectfully, yours,
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Deaths.

Deaths.
Died nj fathers residence, the 9Th ihS SARAH 49,
daughter Of John and Frances liberiake oil New
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i lad Of 10, selected cor political principles
Y. A. Young employed IN the ciice Of the
for the relief Of the sufferers by the great
ire in lc5 and he employed his son under The sanction
1f the Commissioners.
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Your o5edient servant,
JOHN VAN RIjRFN

H. Of Rep, June l2, 1S4l.
n MIR. Van Buren, will excuse us, trust, for add
ing word. In what way he proposes to separate the
right Of petition from .4bolion We are at some loss to
imagne-but if it he by receiving and referring their
petitions, he may assured that this not the way
To put the question "nt rest. The agita,ing
now acting under his eyes must satisfy him of this
TACT Throw open the door, keep up the ball Of
tenon any way, where such madcaps as Adams, and
siade, and Gddings, may rouse up the fray, and de-
bate, agitation, coniuson must be the inevitable
sequences MIR. Wise has cited various facts 10
SHOW That the way TO lay the spirit Of Abolition
ism at rest, Is not 10 hear it and argue with it
we were willing some years since to try that expert.
ment with them, and If i, failed then to slam the door
IN their faces twas tried Pnkney tried it. Patton
tried H. Atherton tried it-and argumentatve reports
were m couched in terms Of the most thrilling
eoquence II was in vain. All argument is lost upon
these Fanatics The only way now is 10 slam the door
in their faces dscord will ctcrnay threaten
our public councils, and dangers hang over this glorious
Union. We are happy 10 sec, that Mr. Van Buren, has
recently been voting with the South in putting down
the petitioners lie was Of the l0G who, on Tues.
day, voted for Wises mnon, against Sladc Giddings
Adams, and that set Enquirer.
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gard to truth would oblige me TO state that | no,
related 10 tle late President, Martin Van Barren, cx
cepling perhaps IN n rtry remote degrte: but more
go when this erroneous circumstance is
made the OCCASION Of an unjust attack upon him.
In regard, SIR, TO my vote, in common with severa!
of my Democratic colleagues, upon The question re
tcrred TO, We ask Democratic brethren of the
Sonih not 10 mistake views.
The Democracy Of The North are now, as they al.
ways have BEEN with The South, the exciting and
long ag,atcd subject Of Abolltlonsm We are dcsi-
rons Of having il put al rest and therefore we ask thai
the question cf The right Of petition may be separated
from that seeking the abolition 81 Slavery and tina,
the latter may not, BY ayng itself to the former and
which is held equally sacred by the North and South
acquire additional power to do evil.
Respectfully,
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ILLins in thr HOMSc.

Uhi1S an INC f0Hse.
We cannot publish the following extract OF 'e''e
from the Raleigh Standard, without expressing our
thanks to Messrs Wise and Rayner, Tor their many
defence Of Southern Rights against the madcaps oil Tue
North "a, - -, urse h,s Ind
-, voi. on the proposition exclude iuin Inc he ~ M
= THE als Rule which orhid- the RECEPTION " u
"s n.,ons-tlr ll2 yeas l0l nays. Not " ~
n phc non ayehoding States against thr Pr'puso"i
pnnrrII-whs Of the Northern Democrats M,
nnn s,utonal rights nf the South l'it wia NUS u '
- Of every when they learn me iaci wa, l
i ~ Mr. Adams vailed hy the v"trs "i tour is"
States give their names inr the hrs'l !"
;nted au-Botts and Stuart Of Nircna, randolph W
=, w and Underwood Of kentucky Change OF ,rr '
son, The yeas would nave changed Tue su
70 nn u" for .sIIhg' protection 10 Southern rights
TO TIE EDITOR Of TIE ENQUIRER.
c.; NV attention has been drawn to an extract I'D
- amor Of the It'll inst from the Richmond wing
yh;ch i in the following words
., not, in the vote in of the amendment oil Mr. Adams
Addition petitions, the names Of many i.ocoiooo M
amonc others the Of Fan BHrrn-tie son. We pe
r Martin All worthless last year, when the game
- make CAPITAL in the South for the ltie kindefhooAe
VIZ Wi ,lr other way. Out upon such hypocritrs mn.
You state in regard thereto, that the ran SuTen wne
g = member of Congress is not the son oil the a''
President In this you are right.
However proud nigh, be to te allied 10 person
of such eminent abilities and exalted character, re
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TuIuobIe -ifercLnnf and Corn Mil.

TnIna6Te .HercHdnt AMI Corn MIL.
WISH TO rem, or lease my Manchester lately occupied
by W. b. Clarke Esq. The Wheat Mil has pair stones
and pair bers together with all the fixtures Necessary for
manufacturing flour upon large SCALE The whole in complete
order for immediate operation.
The by SIR. Clarke for many years past has
brand Of this mill reputation equal least
that Of any similar establishment in the State; great nd
vantages in location, rng directly navigar water
received and flour shipped almost free cs-
pense and all the alil be disposed of door
being directly opposite Richmond and the only mill So,.
side Of river render object worthy the of anv
person wshin. engage the business For terms Apply
ABIGAIL MAYO.
Richmond, June ls, 1871. l2-Gt
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nor RENT-A Dwelling House with three rooms. shoe
Shop with two the Female L. Institute, Buckingham
which considered good situation for Shoemaker with
hands all of which he had, terms.
person who we'll recommended for
industry, by application Ia B. \. BROWN.
Gravel Hill, buckingham, Va. June Is. l2-3t
IF NJ c. Linn, o Matilda Linn, children of Robert Linn
formerly of Richmond, Virginia. who blacksmith and
gone sixteen years. should this notice. they would
confer great surviving by
Margaret Decker Matthew Linn Oxford Ohio
June
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-10-18

a., nUnXNu,II IN ,e- r, =, ~ a u'tr,
II pFSTop ATIoN - ~ 't.? ?I " - iOL' ouu
G'"e'' "tuo''' 1"u va" ~ """elop' instances, pro-
uu''u n"o sI " u'. va '"e "euue Of persons
Wy va" IVY" "' w ys,'', - ,
" v'","'" ""o "''p W ''""'o'o '"c' "nskes'
WA ""u 'n'S NO V''""o'' "SS'S'o"" SNIng mem
Fl" t"'Ni B"Ssy ""m n"S '''"- 'Fpe,'""-'' FOR
ms Pu.t"s' !. Is a' !uni Gun ~, u, H'o'
Fo' 'ne t'"e'' ''c 'N'1' WIN "u '''S "' 'outao'e
',"0''' Tvs "Auilous y. ,,'Vy 10 We ho
ana cnr's' hnne ne n"oS OF me oeno'derS WIN ad'
"'r" oh' uno almost wiz" 'nVy'
~ ,tn'ovcs at un"o'ur"' n"'Sn"ess ana yoess o,
'o nun, "mch oven Pfocede us Toss, ana shou'o
ntNef DC permitted 10 continue WITHOUT using remn'
uIes 49,
ie'so"e .aN'ns Joulneys OF sea voyages "''I ma
ms mosl valuable assistant Tor preserving The
nea'n oil the hair' "nlch al 'hese iImos Is SO aP 10
'ai on;
ohois "'o WIS" " vnoo"'aSs ue CROWN o.
~ 'ol u,eii cnui." " VIZ, oangmefs es
ee's.'S wncn me mar vs. 9h' ana INN, "i' hhdlha
WI Io W t.e hai' 'onlo WIZ co"'e' U" 'nein oouuu'ut
a's AZ ' ',,.l. neaus OF mar
ali, GU 'uI!S ',oI connncl"el uuu recovery,
~, wv" ''''' "' 't aua9'e ioueuy !" preventing aH
I So''e"' VI ue nulr AZ nese c,uca, PERIODS
""e, 70 81 "P' W otco'ne u'v'useu, uhu more OF
ets 70 oeoou'o g'ey, 'n'n anu 'ail 0H'
~" Pt'so"s uuH"S s'cNncss' '"u'sPosuon anu io-
80 u'u ""c" r'o"'e''S ''o'l 'hv''' q, "hch
"'oS, ~ ''""'""us - ",s'u'.o's' 'ne nu" oecoln's
az "i' '' 'O"n nv ~ v""s' " 10
@ w." 'I .'s 'o,'. AZ .''"' my epn
q" VIZ '"''','"'! "S'u' """' o0''v'' "e
'"N"'ss VI ,'c n'''' "nu PNV"' us 'ooS,hS
r,, vT'o%r "nn 'I'ins on u"u 'eS'o'' I'VE u''
Na,, n','SSn ~'I ',H 49, IL ., n
fad ,ha, r. III H., "'''' NV - '''.' O'',"
.. AL cu =, L. d. W " ny e."
hnnncts coats g., ~ ~ H. 800 80
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
AT THE NEW YORK CASH SIORE.

"a VIE subscriber takes this opportunity TO inform the
IL public that he is filing the old store formerly
occupied by w Caldwell, with decidedly the largest and
most desirable stock Of English French and American
DRY GOODS offered in this vicinity, consisting in
part Of the following articles viz Eng. French and Amer
lean prints from to 46 per yard de andes satin
sitpe and Chay Isome splendid paerns,l Onentalcens,
satin stripe, drape DE Ee. for Ladies cloaks English,
French and American merinos, printed Saxony cloths
Gnghams, White and Red FIannels; Goats Hair Camels.
It. Lutslrngs black and blue black Gro dc Rhine Gro de
Swiss and Gro de Naples dress Silks black whte scarlet
and mer Broche, Tartan plaid, Satin Brocade Wool
net, black Fille Ccmenno and Damask Silk Shawls, a
splendid stock of Fancy htks. Hosiery Lace wells, Edg
mgs, lnsertings Braidings, Ribbons Musins, Lawns.
Cambrcks also large and extensive assortment Of Eng
German and American Broadclohs Cassimeres Vestngs,
Sattnetts large stock of sheengs, shirtngs and tick
ngs at greatly reduced pces Batting, Cotton yarn wick
ing, C. &c,
The above stock all bought in New York with cash
and at prices corresponding TO the present state &C the
times and for CASH they will be sold lower prices than
can be bought in this vicinity.
Ladies and Gentlemen please call and examine for your
selves. J. II. RAMSDELL,
Montpelier September 8, l84l. 20
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- LEONARD CLhPP's ESTATE.

LEONARD CLhPP'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, ! Alta Probate Court
Washington District, So. ! holden at The Pro
bate Office in Mon,peler, within ard for said dist ic
ON the 9Th day OF September, ls4l:
A Instrument purponng 10 be the laft will and
"A testament Of Leonard Capp, late OF Worcester,
IN said dsi.ict, deceased, being presented 10 the
Court here by Polly Clapp, he executrix therein
named Tor probate II is ordered by said Court that
all persons concerned therein, be notified to appear al
session OF said Court, 10 be holden at the Probate
Office, in Montpelier, the 10Th day of October,
ls4, and shew cause, il any they may have, against
the probate ofsaId will for which purpose, it is fur.
ther ordered, that copy OF the record of this order
be published three weeks successfully, in The Yer
mont Waterman and State Journal, printed at Mont
peIier, aforesaid, soon as may be.
A true copy of record.
Attest, GEO. b. MANSER REGISTER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-10-18
LOTION! LOTION!

EFR. EVANS BEAUTIFNiNC LOTION, high
" cstecns for curing all Erupions, Coarseness Red
ness ard pimp pies on he Fdcc, Neck or Hands, and
effecrualy ccanne the comp exion aud removing all
diseases Of the skin.
Nnlhng CON rbutes so much 10 our general success
in hlr, as engaging first appearance. This Lotion
il admir-. most fragrant, mld, safe wash, aHu
greatly esteemed for its virtues in cleansing soeang
and puri;yn the skin OF all eiuptons, so injurious
10 female beauty, and restoring il TO high degree Of
purify.
A beautiful and heahlu complexion is the PRIDE OF
all who possess it, and The envy of those who de-
prved o. il. What be so affecting TO a beautiful
female, in who lace nature has display ed htrpower
as 10 find her complexion dscolored with disgusting
pimples which affect her clarms2
A good Appearance is the best recommendation ;
and Is the BeOullfyng Lotion putif,s The skin, and
removes all pbples, boiChes, IAN sunbnrn aud red.
ness and produces beautiful hur, II is the only cos
meiic lady should use al her toilet. ..
Gentlemen will Olsa find tbs delightful remedy 10
move all ruughness, pimpes rlnsworms spols rcd
nnss, soreness Of the lac trd ao,c, and cYerb knd
OF eruption oH thc surface Of the human badly. Il Is
lpartoulady recoWmopd,d 10 -enlcmenIq he used al
ter shayss, as Il "ii prpyrni me oth,iw''e frnSin
effect OF all common Sqph "a ium'os ne beard lf''
mpturcly grey. ,.i...,, lJ,l..-.nt..f.I .l..
| For sale Wholesale and Rg'ail by
| wv '' A. HITCHCOCK Co.
| 81 No. III Gepcrer -, Unca, n. Y.
| Also by s. BURBANK, Montpelier, w. i'i
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aNOUGn, ASTHMA, SPLITTING BLOOD
- OF so YEARS. STANDING, CURED BY
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT
From Atkinson's Philadelphia Eve. Post

JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
From Atkinsons Philadelphia Eve Post.
Philadelphia, Augnst 10Th, 1888.
Mr. Atkinson-Dcar Sir: Il has been my inIsior.
tune TO lab II under cough and ashma'ical oppres-
sion, for more than half century. hen soldier
in the American camp, in 177S, with many others,
owing TO great exposure had a violent attack OF Oh
ease of the lungs, BY which was disabled from duty
for n l0ne time. Since that period until recently,
have never been free from vlolenI cough and diff
Guilty obreathing. Year after gear have eXpcctor.
ated over gill day; often much more, and some.
times mixed with blood For months together, nj lat
alter night, have had to set or be bosercd up to
Obtain my br.ah. The weakness and debility caus.
ed by srch constant cxpcC oraon, frequently brou hi
me 10 state bordering on death. II has been mat
ter OF asoni,hmert 10 n, family and friends, that
| am here to rite this 10 you. have ha iskul ply
sicians TO attend me- and every hing douc that was
thought likely TO give relief, without any b,rof
ciai effect. Last winter had another very severe
| attack Of inflammation OF the un.s, which, fully ex
pccted would he the last. then considered my ca Sc
past the aid OF medicine, when was persuaded 10
call in Or jayne. With the assistance OF Divine
Providence, through him | once more raised
from my bed, but the coughing and whet zing weari.
ed day aud night. He advised me 10 use his sx-
| DecforAnt. | did so, with n sirong hone that as IL
had Gu ed man. o my acquauances OF ,arous dis =
eases oil the lungs ii might al least mitigate my sui
ferings. Need say how gratifed | ieel2 1t has
efcctually cured me. AS soon as commenced Ia
king it, found il reached my case, and began 10
| Breath with more freedom. My expecoraton be-
came easy, and my cough entirely left me. | now
feel well as ever | did in my life ard am better
than have been FOR the last sixty years. Last sum
mer 4pt great deal OF blood; now, thank God, am
perfectly cured. Now, sir, after suffering so long,
and finding last such signal rrel from Or. Jayne's
Expecloiant, feel anxious inform my fellow cili-
zens where rcliei may be had.
! NICHOLAS HARRIS, Sen. No. 35 Lombard ST.
| MI Harris has long been worthy member, 1--WE
believe Dcacon) OF The First Baps, Church in this
audi .t.ttr ha Lg
serions. -. Editor ofihe Post
The above valuable medicine fnay he had, whole
sale and retail, at JAYNE'5 DRUG AND CHEM
lCAL STORE, M 20 Sou h 81 stree, Philadelphia.
and f p WALTON & SONS, Mon pcIirr W.
| This Eypcctorant never fail, 10 cur Asthma re-
| lieve a Cough.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONEK'S NOTICE.
VXTE the subs cribers being appointed by the Hon.
w the Probate Court for the District OF Ran
dolph commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust
oil claims and demands Of all persons, against the
estate of Azcl Lyman, late Of Braintrcc, in said
district, deceased, represented insolvent and also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and
elk months from the 29h day of Sept tS4l, being a.
lowed by said court for that purpose we do there
fore hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business of said appointment at the dwelling
house of Jho. Hutchinson I'd in Branreo, the first
Mondays in December and March next, from nine
O'Clock A. M. until four o'clock p. M. on each OF
said days.
J.K. PARISH, Commits
JOHN WAITE, ! soncrs.
Braintree Oct. Alb, 1S4l. 25
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CURE FOR RHEUMATISM. DEANS RHEU.
~ MATIC PILLS remedy for this Com.
pain and its kindred Diseases Gout, Numbness, &c.
They have been extensively used in the United states or
the last twenty years. and muludes have been relieved
by them from the d tressng attack of ii. Persons
who have been afflicted with it for years, and others
who have been untitled for business long time and unable
walk without aid have been fully restored by using
them.
For sale by the Druggists generally in New York, Al
bany Troy, and throughout the State and New England
Also by the subscribers joint propetors and sole agents.
MAYNARD & MOVES. Wholesale Druggists
% Boston
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DIR. TRYLOR'S
BAI,SAM OF LIVER WORT.

ONLY GENUINE, 375, BOWERY. N. Y.
ENOR Consumption, Cough Gods, Sp,tiing of
IL Blood, Pam in the SIDE or breast, Asthma
Pleuiisy, Shonness Of breath PipiIation Of the
Heart, Debility, Nervousness, and all di eases Of the
Lungs and Liver. This medicine has been used in
The city of New York with unexampled success Tor
eight years, curing thousands who were supposed
incurable. 1t is now used by most of the medical
faculty, the Clergy the Press and The whole people.
Certificates Of extraordinary will accompany
each battle.
SURPRISING CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
Mr. r. Gaddin OF Delhi, New " rk, of a natural
consumptious constitutions has been saved from
nniimely end by The use of DR.. Taylor's Balsam Of
Lvciwort. A severe cold broueh, attack OF
Peursy and thus ended in general debility and con-
SUMPTION constant cough, hectic hush restless
nIghts, quick pulse, and continued loss OF flesh,
cured speedy death; but as soon as he commenced
he use OF this balsam he grew better, and is now
fully restored 10 health.
QUILK CONSUMPTION CURED. cerfy,
that my oldest daughter took the whooping cough,
which terminated in severe inflammation Of the
lungs. We called il physician, aud 10 our sur
prise, he said she dangerously i'll of the quick
consumption, and we daily grew more and more con-
WINGED that her lungs wcru rapidly wasting away.
then procured the abcst medical council could Of
three physicians, who, after treating her case two
months, gave us no enconra cement, but the con-
trary, discouraged ns. then resolved 10 try DIR
yors Balsam Of Lverwort. but with little hope
as her breathing etbc to be scarcely per.
cepuble by applying the close 10 her. We had
not given this medicine one month before she had SO
far recovered 10 be able 10 walk across The room
and she soon after became quite strong and well,
and Tor which medicine next TO the blessing Of heav-
en-, am indebted, and am willing 10 be sworn to
these facts.
For sale by sTLAs BURBANK, JR. and E. H..
PRENTISS, Montpelier, VI.
n. B. Purchasers particularly cautioned TO
bay no o'her Than that made at 375, Bowcry N. Y.