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AGENTS IN VERMONT.
COMPOUND PULMONARY BALsAM.

'ENiS BnlSam is now offered to the public from ill
conviction that il is superior to any other medicine
now in Use for the various diseases Of the chest lis effects
were rNt tested IN private practice and the medicine
extensively circulated at the earnest solicitation Of many
who received the most signal benefit from it in diseases the
most distressing and alarming.
The prcparcr If this hnsum tas for several years paid
experimentation to pulmonary Compaints,hy watching
lhrr progress investigating their causes, and carefully
rg the ELECTS Of the numerous and most approycdrCm-
de5 which have been prescribed by physicians Of u
deIa rs of most kinds ot patent medicines which have
been offered To the pnhlic
1t has been found to produce astonishing results in
Whooping-coneI, caarrh affections of The lungs ydro
thnN or dropOy OF the chest, influenza Group, splitting
OF hlold pain in the side, shurmcss of BREATH consump
tion aud common colds
ircguutcs the natural scCrcrous Of the system, pro
cures Tree cEpcCtuatiOn and uls morbid rritubty.-
Hence lis great utility in all diseases III the lungs.
Thousands Of certificates might be- given iHcCcc slry
hut NIL TINT is wanted for its recommendation is ir tri
al PRCE, 80 cents.
Prepared by Dr. II. II CARTER. For sale by
j. ROSS, Jr,
Woodstock, March %, Isle. %
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REVEREND |. COyERT'S.
BALM OF LIFE.

Il NEW and UaiuaJie remedy for the aure Of Consump
lion, asthma, Brouchitis, Group, Whoopng Cough, and
all diseases Of the Lungs dHd WiHdyipe; ertenSiUeiy
asset BY the MediCdi Faculty, 10 Vh0m
The receipt has been freely atGde kR0tUn.
L. COpERT y co. Proprietors, .iuJlTn, ". Y. GO4D
LY, PHELPS AND co. HHOLESILE DRUGGIST,
l42 litter STREET, GENERdL AGENTS, ARE
PRERdRED TO SUPPLY 1LL ORDERS ON THE
PROPRIEROR'0 TERMS
VNiIE PROPRIETOR is now receiving, almost daily
testimonials OF the highest responsibility in favor of his
medicine, from Physicians Clcrgymcn and Others who
have become acquainted with its nature and elIect,-
among which are the following
From the Boston McdiCuiJ 0urRdi August Goth, 1870
The following is an extract from an article in that paper
on" Morbus LaryhgfuS COactoHatDrUm," or bronchitis,
by FRANK II. HAMILTON Professor in MHtcria MCdiCa
aud General Pathology in Geneva Medical College.
"Ihc Rev. |. C0yert's Mixture, also used eSten
syely for this affection by Clcrgymen, belongs To the
class discriminating eNpecorants being of those lucky
combinations omcdicina agents which, while il promotes
eXpocoration does not impair the tone of the stomach
Oths medicine wciecl at liberty to speak, since its
position is not held from the PROFESSION, and we hope
the pr0prctOrs VIII soon see lit to give ii to the public
We therefore, venture to recommend it, having employed
in our own case, and in the case Of many others, with
ccidcd benefit
have examined the Rev. Coyert's ingredients, com
pounded under the name of the BAIN LIFE and be-
cycd said compound is happily calculated to relicyeper
fall and afflicted with and chronic
diacuscs of the lungs and wndpipc, as indicated by
coughs difficult breathing, and pains in different parts o.
the chest if administered uedcr suitable circumstances and
in appropriate doses. JOSEPH T. PIrNEN,
PySicidR D. Surgeon.
AUBURN, August 3ist, 1888
This ceres that having examined the Rev. l. Covert
nun or LIFE in all its component parts, we do be
eye il to be one of the best compounds for coughs,
snmptions, chronic iniamaons, etc., of which hay
amy knowledge, and do most cordially recommend its Us
to all afflicted with the above named disease.
w. DANIELS, NJ. d. s.,,o
w. LOVEJOY M. ID. '"''""'
GORDON NEEDHAM, NJ. ID. Onondaga.
L. LAWRENCE, NJ. ID Badwnsyills
DR. CIR PHELPS, Ncw-Engund Agent Hartford, Conn
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WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CANDY.

NTEDlCATED-PRICE cts. OF, 10 cts i or G2 ~ cts
Ifl lb.-A remedy that has gained great reputation
for the cure Of coughs, colds, whoopng cough phthsic
sore throat, nnd all diseases Of the lugS also it is in
tcnsyc use for clearing the voice for NOcuss Public
SpeakCrs and in consequence Of the extensive sale and
wonderful efficacy for curing the above complaints, has
caused number Of Druggists and COncCtOnerS to
tcrlcit this valuable cough remedy An imitation has just
been shown me with my name stamped on the candy, evil
IDENTITY to deceive the public. For the genuine you will
call for :" VIM. Browns BOncset Candy, McdcaCd, and
that the direction is signed by the proprietor and the
candy stamped " WM BROwS" The true article is for
sale in BoStOn at wholesale rnd RETAIL by the Manuuc
rcr, corner of Washington and Elliot st.
For sale by "A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, Vt.
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rrel weapous. which, portaEnr of the character
! both of rifle and musket, are called smoo,h-bores
by the hunters of our western frontier, who qenpr
aiIy spepkinu. hold them in prept contemp,.
The apartment of The little grocery, or tavern.
where these three persons we're assembled was
lighted, in addition to the blaze of large wood
fire, by Il single long-dipped talow candle, held in
an iron cundiestck; and its only furniture consis-
ted of the aforementioned table, with the rude
benches on which the guests were seated. The
nvcrsaion had been interrupted by the entry Of
the third person, but was now resumed
For my part, rs was say ing observed one of
the persons, in continuation of some remark he had
previously made, 4 think the thing has been to
hasty. The doctors character, which every body
respected, should have made 'em more cautious
how they actcd-especiay us he wanted 'eln TO
90 risht ont ON TO his trail, and said they'd find he
had Kept straight on to Mr. Wentworhs. Now he
wouldn't Il told 'em that, if it was mt so--and I'm
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ORANGE COUNTY.
Braintree, T.. s. STRAIGHTFORWARD, J. B. Kinrsbury
Bradford, j. W. ID. Parker-Chesea, &. e. Ston,-Co.
rnth Geo seepcr-East BrookfeldP p. Dayis-East Tons
ham, W. G. Dickey-East Randolph, Egerton 4 Walker
East Cornth. John Chapman-Newbury Tappan Sic
vens-Post Mills Stanford, w H. Sanborn-
South STAFFORD, II Russ-Thetloru, - Tonsbam
--union Village J. Waker-vershire s. Dustin
West Fairlee, stephen Themselves Rahdolph F,mund
Weston-West Topsham, Geo. Jenness-Wels River, r.
Fart Washington Russell $. Bagley.
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TOOTIACHE! TOOTHACHE!!

A NEW DlSCONEnN.-lt has recently been discover
"A ed that the pure Extract Of Gall combined with an
lmpslpabe Powder of Alum, is a remedy for the
Tnothnche, will Mil the in cases, and render
them in that they may be filled without pain The
pure article is for sale by WN BRuwN, AL Washington
street, Boston, None genuine unless signed by the pro-
netor VIM Brown. See certificate its efficacy on thu
election. Forsae by j. 4. DUNBAR, Woodstock
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-29
EO" president. dls ESHR.
HENRY CLAY,
eSB' KENTUCKY,

COMMUNICATING the last few day $ a
great number Of counterfeit, $! notes on the BANK
OF BALTIMORE have been put alloat in this town,
which arc SO well executed that many have been
dated END March l942, letter C, and payable to
J. L. Smith. The name of the Cashier, c. G.
Jamison, is written .Iannson, and the second c
appears more like an |, it wants slight curl at
the top found i'll the genuine note. The paper
Of the counterieits is Of lighter colour than the
genuine ones. They may also be detected by
this mark; at the upper end of the border on the
left end of the comtcrfGits there are seventeen
dots, on the same'plrt Of the good ones there are
but sixteen.
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GOOD, BETTER, BEST,

The followingis the toast Of Mr.. Mich,
olas Biddle, at the Agricultural Dinner in
the county, after he had delivered one o!
the neatest and most appropriate addresses
ever uttered:
brother Jonathan and Sister Victoria
Having at last amicably divided their
fathers estate, may their only strife here
after be, who shall prove the better far
mer."
1t is capital, and deserves repetition.
He should have said, however, "who shall
prove the best farmer" When the pre-
position Of is to follow the adjective, the
superative degree should be used. Than
follows the comparative, and as the super
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a5eln 1888, while the country was an
parently in state Of extraordinary pros
perlty, Henry Clay used the following
language in public speech:
"Fhere being no longer any sentinel at
the head of our banking establishments to
warn them by its information and opera
tlons OF approaching danger, the local in
sillullons, already multiplied to an alarm
ing extent and almos. daily multiplying in
seasons OF prosperity, piU make free anil
"'treStrdtncd emissions. all lie channels
Of circNl0iion eriH be gorgcd. Property
Will rise exlravagantly high, and constant
" looking up, the temptation to purchase
wtH be irresistible. lnouIinaie specuia-
ton will ensure, debts will be freely con-
llacted, and when the season of adversity
comes, as come It must, the banks acting
without concert and withou; guidc the
alarm, and general distress, widc sprcM
ruin, 0nd an explosion Of tie general
ranking system, or the establishment of il
new bank oflhe United States, will be the
ultimate effects"
In the same year, 1885, Thomas IT.
Benton, at public dinner in Missouri,
announced the triumphant success of
Gen. Jackson's experiments upon the
currency, and predicted that in zone
year, from that date gold would be the
common and plentiful currency of the
land" This same Thos. ii. Benton is
still political prophet.
LDujSri71p T,urua7
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and feed ana help the poor, black and
white, who need succor. And you will
be better and wiser man than YOU have
this day shown yourself.
Rapturous applause followed the con-
clusion of the speech.
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CLAWS Speech Read MIR. Clay's speech to
the abolitlonst found Oh the first Of this page
No concealmcnt there; no twisting to please botI
the North and the South. lie acknowledges
Slavery to be great evil but maintains that it
would be a much greater evil to free them sud
denly.
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Honor Of IL sIOC0dOCO Cover
HAOY.

David r. Porter, Governor of Penn
syIvanIa, being lately sued by A. ]. Rath-
rock, house carpenter, for S55, being a
balance due for work on his house, plea
dec pT'r'lcge as Governor, to be exemp-
ted from arrest; and for the abatement of
the writ The Justice overruIed the
plea, so far as it is asked an abatement of
the writ, and gave judgment for the full
amount claimed.
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IL Promised to notice proceedings of Loco
foco meeting; cannot do it to-day, as they were
not published in the Democrat last week. We
expect TO see them this morning. Wonder il
they have not been re-cooked and fixed up in the
mean time, to please paates that did not relish
them bclorc--thOsc resolutions we mean. Nous
DerrDns
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Ee9rlsk Note Elasf.

5LS'On all banks marked thus (s) there are
either counterfeit or altered notes of various de-
nominations III circulation throughout the United
States. dash (-) denotes no sale.
MARYLAND
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latve:--e. g. prove as good farmer as
the other''-"Prove better farmer than
the other'-prove the best farmer of the
two. "--U. S. Gazette.
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THE COON AND THAT OTHER
ANIMAL

The Richmond Enquirer, and some oil
the smaller fry of the Locoioco editorial
craft, are amusing themselves and their
readers, by calling the Wings "coons,''
coon parity" sc. And they further edi-
fly the public with dissertation on the
natural history Of the coon, remarking,
specially, that it is "a quiet animal, rather
lnotlenslve, sc.
There is, we would inform these lee
turers on polltlco-natural history, anoth-
er animal III the field, capable of being
very offensive, at least to the olfactories,
towards which the coon holds itself in an
antagonist position, but under ordinary
circumstances, for obvious reasons, avoids
close contact, and therefore is frequently
considered defeated. But when the ne
ccsslIles OF the case require it, as they did
IN the TALL II $50, and the coon is cor
ne!ed, he shows that he is capable of de-
tending himself, and defeating his enemy.
They went at 1t McA, ant they will renew
the contest in 1914, tooth and toe-nail;
and whatever else offensive the other ami
nal may bring into warfare, it will as lit
tie avail him, as it did in 1910.
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BALTIMORE MARKET,

Flour 400 a 4,25. Wheat, good red
% 81 cts. ordinary to far 30 Is cts.
Corn old 17alS new 30alO cts. Rye 40
a 5O-Oats 81 a -.
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vi & lsES SIHe.

On Tuesday the 18th inst by the Rev. Mr..
Cunningham, Mr. SAM'ELA. WEST. OF Port De-
post, 10 Miss VI ,rrII,C SHIPPERS of North E,st
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E9Ee.tf.

on Sunday night last at the residence of her
husband IN tins town after a long lin ,ss, Mrs.
Elizabeth, wife oi Mr. George W. Moore.
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TO the Public.

] have seen in the last Cecil Democrat. n
scurrIIons attack on nv conduct and
character, signed by William Is BiIes,
which ! cannot condcsrcnd to notice par
ucuIarIy for reasons which must bc o5vi-
Gus TO every man who has any knowledge
OF him. DEFY his further malrgnity.
RICHARD RROOkINGS
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ISThe Indiana Election has resulted in fayoi
Of the Wings.
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sU~ Some OF the Locos, have been calling the
Wings, coons. The Louisville Journal, by way
of rctort calls the Locos, Skultks.
The United States Gazette discourses thus on
tl,n ,b,nr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22
EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE.
DEPOT OF FANCY DRESS ARTICLES,

'ThB udersisucd have opened the Store In Fourteenth
~'rc- opposite tie Exehangc Hotel. will the yicw Of
iunS's The cihzcn OF Richmond aud vicinity with FIRST
rate Articles a. tho wsy of Ready Made Garments. ~.
s,'ca IS have rot heretofore been offered IN tins market.
From trc ai-ani-Scs rcssesrCdt ~ connection vHh ono
81 ;e Ia; eveee,ns an New YORK. they have hopes ol
cc'yc s. sac 80 IstTcre NrE,ch the sylc quality
OF ticir goods caor,: isl, O. cosau'rnd.
kcr-rrct CoUlt on furnished s the citizens who
tisc nv ' Ests sficui, "a Hnos,yav.
Hose New h"s~. wi,A thcr ostsfs. Nio will future
icsf- their measures NdA -, vilrh he f1rusr,i~l
wfn tsaiC =. IN a. Insured. Satlcs 90
ucs Ia vogue at tic NnTin VIII De ssp ou nau, frun
which selections en- bc MADE by al w@o would prefer
c3itrcaa made 60 or..sr.
~ extensive assortment " Garments, for s.Trs ar!
scniucr Wcs-.agC cf'crct iNt innecoS lag psu:A
'"ii' is.m Ircnrh eNd Ia. S.A kis 10 iin
urcCd~ bii-s, NcrsCcs Boirhs.ges, &c va various
rev sNCs fstticu'i g;'cLtun las tccn sc.c 20 dina
sfsrtueni Win th" object OF onytEg asS,ru,ni e.
VsntE, Nhch iron ~ 20 superior styc u aru ush
mas ..ct @ view 81 taVsc rcqotrg wen iii.ns
fl" TIC sipe inv lc aPi"d Vests. N.to'f have
given a. mleh satisfaction. HE cNv-i vld te
ssTt ~? irentin- Caai'cyS &arse;acs, Rica ss5 and
.ai'ns, lisn Do, -.
Dice ,-i To ,,l,s rsu French sud ErG~sh Cloths
- various e'ioTs hls', N,rinlrs Boha=nss Iuen and
GitGi.ur
VIM 7upcE-r " F'rcy Dress Articles IN
cvcllL tHv .-cst r.y!' ~ 81 SAin N-'.'r - .i.
ana sis~s. if"rl s'sIcrs >,"c.>, SiepcrtaEs, SIX
an LINN ilfs's, zui1-, Collars Gi'ves Ulciv"-s aac
Draw rs hcs.cfy, C.t5tc.:'s, Canes, Sc.
brG STARR & 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22
4 REMEDY FOR THRUsH-CANKER
AND NURSING SORE MOIITM

THOUSANDS both young and OLD but especially mother
anu iuttnis are every consigned 10 the tomb by
tue above Stubborn diseases The and ~
norance oimos practcn= phy scans regard this d
teise ai tie consequent uncertainty Ofcurc then
prescriptions, - subject 81 common among all
hose VINO have suffered froin the disease, who have
Witnessed the suiierugs OF others
uteTelore give "a much pleasure 10 be able 10 offer
O. 'hs class %! sufferers ~; which ha
r"r fu!fd IN single Instance, tile most argravafe
Of this dis2ase where the mother ami child
have been externally with cauEcr sores over tie
Whole body, gell q internally.
Many are the cures We ilgc Witnessed performed hy
thele medicines, the stages Of Ylrrh Caak.y
md NHrsiRg Sore Mouth, where tie piiieni had
heeu sven by number Of the most talented phys
cans.
We present this compound thus confidently because we
know Il is only TO bc iosfei TO he appreciated.
&c lV p Ala ~ a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

IN, and alter the 2Sih March, our Passage Boats will
y leave Richmond ate, = NJ and Lynchburx at y NJ,
Mondays Wctncsays, and Fridays, and arrive seois
Nlls both down and NJ, AT - NJ, Tuesdays, rhursays
snd sNnriays and into Riehuond and Lynehbutg, the
Tcsscng"rsio Charlottesville and Siauntun viii find this
the most comfortable and cheapest rvuic, with ale
OF business.iimc as by Rail Road.
Passengers leaving Richmond at 6. 4. NJ will reach
Seo'sNlc Ia dinner neat day, and Charlottesville, 10y our
STAGE NJ j, Pm.
siannton passengers will by our stages reach Brooks
vuie ~ w. and leave morning o'coc K and az
rive m stanton at IL NJ connecting with the Sasc
Routes of Staanton.
The day Bcsts will leave Richmond and Lynehbur- Al
NJ, TucSiNyS Thursdays, aud Saturdays and arrive
IN GehtHcnd ats T. NJ ant Lync hbutg q, T.. NJ next
daV. y - '
The Carcrsvilc stages, by Cumberland T. H. 10 r,rm
Vile. Will leave 'attcrsvc the arrival DIV Heat
HON R'chuhrd an conirr down. viii connect with the
night Boat NJ e. 4. NJ. hon, ynchburg 20 Richmond
| I'D Fare ~ ynchbnrg. 50
| tnh N pONp. EDNOSD & DAVENPORT
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no MOTHERS.



lIESsRs. +. CHASE & observation-disclosures much
~ SAID ABOUT the extraordinary effects Of Rssurtoc
ron or Persian Pills upon those ahoutfo
v"were induced 10 make thai ofthem Ny wife II that
tine the mother OF children, and hal suffered the mo
doua aud c1crueiiug aus during and her confne.
ment Of each She haitTed every and taken much
medicine but found little relief She commenced IA.
KING ie Persian Pills about months before confne-
cni ther health being very about this length time
prcvosl and soon alter enabled by their
q" the cares Of mother 10 her family until her cOnGnc.
meni AZ the time she commenced taking the Persian
rus, AMI Tor several weeks previous, sic afflicted with
dfy haTd cough aud irequcut severe cramps which the
use u The Pills entirely Tenoy 81 before using half box
ts wish great confidence that advise all tose about
% become mothers TO maze use Of tie Persian Pills All
those that have taken them IN our ncghborhOod got
along IN the same mIuner, and about tho house
IN 'ew days There does appear 20 be nal; the dG-
Ecr OF other dltIues selling ia after coufne where
these Pills aiken. We unedy say lot none NEGLECT
taking them, for they are IN the reach ofhe poor vel
az the rich We are truly thankful thai there remedy
which females can easily procure, which lids fair q les
fyu A world Of suffering, which many OF them have 10
tcal. and perhaps tie lives thousands h other
wise would he lost. ROBERTS
a. q. ROBERTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

HAVING determined tocolfnc myrcif TO cash t..
ness af much ~ possible, shall boz future ~, II
goods o my friends and The public generally A. -
sna slVaucC cost shall continue f.. 10 ~ p
assorted stock hand, and iha of the hest Rot ~
Shoes for Genuemcn and LADIES' that be procured y,
The Northern Manufactoucs Ny STOCK Al present ~
ffs Of
Mics 4 son's best dress Boo.s aud Shoes
8so % Wilson's DO DO DO
And other manuflcturcrs of cheaper kind.
W McCufiic's best wei's and slippers
u a IIarOrHnck's a. 90 d1
Enrish a MinfEer's 30 DO
Aud others not necessary fO enumrrafe.
Aleo general axsoI ncut ~ Travelling Trunks Garnet
nars and Nahcca
nvne the attention 81 a who may be pfssne by to Vr
~ call paric uarly before purchasing esrvhe1e AZ
o. well ~ them any other moro bent n Ibis CIV
JOHN JONES. Agent
Hpf opposite The Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

GtNPEhIOR to tho Hygcau, Branifeih's, Evans TO.
- mot" the hachlsss (pTiced) rsuase ud au Purut.
i've orany Other Pills or COMPOUND before the public o.
ccuhed 10 by Physicdus and Others. Let none condemn
tnem nutIey havetried them ami treu CERTAIN
thcy will not
IL s settled point with all who used e We.
Fefable PERSIAN PILLS that they precmnenty the
nest and most ei1cacious FAMILY MEDICINE HAT has
Vel been u7edi America. IL every family could become
acquainted with ter Sovereign power disease they
would keep them andbe prepared with a sure REMEDY
60 apply the FIRST appearance Of disease and then how
much diFIess would he avoided aud money saved as We
90 The lives Of thousands who hurried out u fine by
neglec'ug disease IN 10 hrs stages by being In
possession Of remedy which fhey race Dependence
upon o. Pills IN each box, price 62l cents For sale at
Kchmoni, by A. O. STEVENS Aef.