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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-13
Manufacturing.

IESI1E Undersigned takes this method TO mott
- fly the pui'Itc that he will carry on the
manufacturing business in ali its branches, at the
stand formerly &C. upied by Walker & Bush H.v.
ing fitted upthe works inthe best possible man.
ner. and having employed the most experiences
aud best workmtn, he f1atters himself. bv do
his work in the best manner, and with despatch
notezceiied by any IN this vicinity, thai he
will share the public patronage. Cloth will be
exchanged Tor wool. ALI kinds of Wool will
be taken 70 Aork upon shares, or by the ward
at the option of the owners. -
ia. IN Oioths Of all Qualities and coIors..
1assineres Ditto.-SatiineGts Ditto,
together with large quantity of
SLEEPS GREY.
z.Es aso,
VIII CARD WOOL IN the bes, manner. an
on short notice. Also. will carry on the
CLOrH.DRESSING BUSINESS
to the accommodation of customers.
The above business will be carried on BY w. III
WALKER. who will see that the work IS
done In good manner, and to the salIsfact / ON of
all who may favor HIM with their business.
III. w. WALKER.
Salisbury, April 1s4I. se1y
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-13
V y l.. XIV. No 80
DR., TAYLOR's
. b is am Of LiUerwor.

FoR CONSUMPTION, COUGHS c,,,
l. Splitting of B.ood Pain in the sIe y. lbs,
Asthma, Pieurisy, shortness of rsIh T. ',saN,
ton oi the heart, Dei'itIty, Nervousness sB''.
diseases OF the Lungs and Liver This ~ a'u all
has has been used IN The city of New York W - lie
exapied success Tor eight Years, curin, ho,,. o'
VINO were supposed able. 1t is now us >'a'
most OF the MEDICAL Faculty, aud lie wnol s'~ BY
pie. Certificates of most ex,rao,,I;n "'o'e eo-
will accompany each bottle Cures
Prepa, ed at 375. Bowriy, in the Ci,v
York, where The article fist originated ', Wv
ONLY GENUINE All othr,s be,, .' 'o Nthe
names are couuterfeits and imposltons '''-'l''
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-13
DERBY LITERARY INSTITUTE.
The Sprln Term

nF this Institution will commence on Tuesday,
SIthe Sih of March next. Mr.. HovEY and
Miss AVER will continue 10 take charge of their
respective departments Tuition aud board as
usual Several rooms to let 10 those who wish to
board themselves. LEM'L RICHMOND
Derby, Feb. 10, 1912. Secretary
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THOMAS BROWN, nj. D.
Concord, N. H., May IL, 1881.

Messrs. Reed, Wing & Cutler Gent
| feel it a duty [ owe the public. and es-
peciailv to hundreds OF my fellow beings
who are now suffering under different dis
eases of tie lungs, to give you a statement
Of the good effects ! have experienced
from the use Of the Vegetable Pulmonary
BaEsam. Having fronr my youth up been
troubled with different complaints of the
lungs, such as splitting of blood, dry
troublesome cough, frequent hoarsene<s
with severe fits of coughing, and indeed
all the symptoms of consumption, and from
time to time have consulted several emf
nent physicians, and have taken much
medicine, but [ received little or no relief
and at last they told me there was no help
for me; that my case was beyond the
reach oftheir medicines In the spring
OF 1927 I was advised by friend to try
the Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam. lob
tanned two bottles, and On trial | was sur
prised to find so sudden and effectuaI re.
lief which it gave me, and after using it
about five weeks al! my complains were
entirely removed. and | was restored to
good health Since that tine | have kept
it constantly by me, in case of the appear
ance of any OF the above complaints.
have known large number of cases
where all other medicines have failed OF
ahording any relief, the BaIsum was at
length resorted> TO, and speedily effected a
cure. | would therefore recommend 10
every person that has any Of the above,
complaints. on their first appearance TO
take the Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam,
which they will find a safe, convenient
aud positive cure. Respect yours,
= -. ss-.-..... T. p. MERRIAM.
New Bedford, Mass, July 80, Al.
- Coumterfeits. Beware OF Imposi-
ton. Each genuine Bottle is enclosed in
blue wrapper, on which IS a geitow la
bel, signed by WM JOHN CUTLER
None other can be genuine of a ttter date
than December 1899 The signature O
SAMPSON REED will be CONTINUED for
a short time.
The great celebrity Of the Vegetable
Pulmonary Balsam has been the cause of
attempts to introduce spurious ARTICLES,
which by partially assuming the name of
the genuine, are calculated to msIead aud
deceive the public. Among these mix
lures are Carriers Compound Putmouo-
ry BatsGm," ''American Puimoua,g Bal.
SAM 8 Vegetabte Putmaaary BuIsamic
Syrup =" Putmonary Batsam," and
others. Purchasers shoald enquire for
the true article by its whole name THE
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL.
SAM. and See that it has the marks aud
signatures of the genuine
Each bottle and seal is stamped Veg
etable Pulmonary BaIsam." -
For sale by REED. WING & CUT
LER, late Love & Reed) wholrsalt,
dealers 10 Drugs. Medicines. Paints and
Dye Stufs. No. 81 Chatam ST. Boston
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-13

EVIL EFFECTS OF TIGHT-LAcINe.-
A late Liverpool paper. states that a
coroner's inquest was held at Chard, upon
The body of . young lady fifteen yea rs old,
who dropped dead in the street from the
bursting Of blood vessel OF the LUNGS.
caused by tight-lacing other stays. Mr..
Spicer, The surgeon who op ned the body,
atated that the deceased bad died from The
effects oftighl-lacing, and lhepressure of,he
bone Of The stays ubon her chest. He
also gave il as his option that manv Of
the sudden. deaths of young females were
could by the overlacing of their saws.
than which there could not be more
pernicious custom. The jury returned 4
verdict in accordance with the surgeons
evidence.
CHERUBIM AND SERAPHIM.-.Pana.
said lirle boy to his father, what is The
meaning the words cherubim ard SER
Spnlm which we meet with in the HOLY
sel'p'ures sCherubim,' replied hi
,d'ref, - n Hebrew word, sionifvino
knowledge. Seraphim Is ano,bsr 800
o. OIL, the same language. and signifies fame
whence " Is supposed that the chernbim
ale angels who excel in KNOWLEDGE. md
that the seraphim are angels who sscal =
loving God i hope. ihen.' said he Il,
tie boy. when / die, shall be seranh-
for | would rather love God than know
all things
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-13

IRA BUTFO.F, BRANDO"' nd
f James Everson, Rutland, EoON. Si"'e II
E. jain. SUI, Castleton-A l. Cdt"h' W Srts
Chapman & Co. ,Chipman'< Point r''I a.osn--
e Buck. Pits ord DIR E Vail. y! b" x.
Vail & Co, Danby-I Bingham, SM:'u'y {. Go.
Dunmore Gia,S Co., Salisbury Walker y l. r.
Beason-J L. fingwei!. ". P""''1 ~ nnb,.Gt,
cock & Morgan. C. ar, ndun SPGnEs-H '- 'Tr ri,
Pawlet-W ? Myes, East Po",'" ~! yLr"p De-.
Andrews, & Co., Manchesrer-J hoo C.ne::,
SETS & FL Buckley & Co., Granville VIE,
NY,-Jehn C Park 6 DR.. = Anderson" Al
hall, .EY.-A 81 C Allen, Fai hAvr =, -,..frn.
fred, " HIve,-.wL"ve'y & Co: Bring" ~
Lseds and 7zayer. Hhoiesofe I'"ss'lrf s,. t n,
ykaifea Lane AfIc York City tcE/ SEE | rIj.,'.frir
onsarered for the Genuime IGy'0T'S t6lS' nd
Liye,.ro,f. at ,chofesafe pTtces, a0@'Lt .,' fir
friends sciH flint umore eOmUenienf I" Jt,;ndpw
Orders through their House-.4nd tr,I a. .I~, ~
aish Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Ots, ~ -
glass, Dye sfnfs, glass tcare f al 0t IoS. #
heir line at a. farwa6.e o1rees as 07y NV
fNoWjcT
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-13

Dutton Corn For Seed.
u FEW bushels for sale. A good ar
"a ticle. Inquire at the Telegraph of :
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-13
ADDISON County Tsmpe,anee House

- TINE subscriber would inform
Il the public that he has taken
ESAI1IHk the stand recently occupied by
- Paul Reed, south of the Court
House in Aln.diebury. 1hehouse and out houses
are now undergoing thorough repair, and uil
afford every accommodation to customers which
their comfort and convenience can require. Ii
will be kept upon strict temperance principles.
and he hopes by perseverance in his plan, TO re.
ceive The patronage OF allfriendIy to the ohiec
of the great Temperance reform. Having for wears
been conversant with public houses, both IN coun-
try and city, he thinks he knows the dulles of
landlnni, and how to supply the wants of the
traveller; and he promises that no eff.,rt ON his
part will be wanting 10 give entire saii.facion 10
the public. BENZ b. BROWN.
Middlebury, Feb 8, 1912. 23
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CERTIFICATES.
From DR.. Thomas Brown.

From DIR. Thomas Brown
Messrs. Lowe & Reed, Gent,-The
Vegetable Pulman'y RlIsam, has been
exteuslvel y used, In the section of the
country where reside, for several years
past, aud has justly acquired ii high repu-
talon in consumptlve complains. So far
as my knowledge extends, il,@has never
disappointed the reasonable expectation Of
those who have used~it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
Country or Domestic Market.

Tse markets s.l abanianty supplied viii Nc-
geiahlts and Fruit han they were 7., week. NtN ro-
TAToE> are scing ior - o0 per bu,heL Tie supp, .
mostly aom Long Island About $500 bushels GREEN
YEAS sold yesterday at 81 - ua.te, BagA Beaa'
sold 10y 81 90 per ha,he, f1 barrel. GREEN APPLES
arrived during lhe week .rrn Nrgina-ibey were smau
and ROT 'cryeooj ani were sold 40 < - peg barrel About
}ooo Mater Melons aso from Virginia. were soiai - PEI
hundred They haVked about the civ aad after bee
NIX well scn-dred ortvo three day, could sale.
made a, the o hc street, O. blacks. boys. ad mo
,eys, who 10 most instance, divided tse.r sizzling, wh he
hogs We dost Know l fht cholera or ue ytlo" lever
hss broken among these snm1i boz an-ic such c1'go
should think wou.t Introduce both About lo' bushels
GOO>tBEgRIE>, so.t o. - e1 7er bu.Hd Taey con.
time scarce averaging over 100 iuh,. rsr trv CUR
RANTS sun scarce and ,e readily io- : per J1.he
CHERRIES are selling AZ = per leo JOS. There w'se
about 10000 lhs sold yesterday ~ that price. STRAW
BERRIES much better uaH thty a.i week ami
sell tom : % 20 = per loo baskets. 1880 baskets olI
Yesterday 40 he Ma,tiu1t-n ulrh-..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23

sGotNG II ALoNr.-One of ths Santa Fe pris-
oners. u Mexican named Marias Dias, arrived in
this civ day OF two since having made his cs-
cape from the calaboosc in Santa te in April, and
then travelled the entire distance to Independence
Mo- across the prairie without a soul to accompa-
ny him
According to his story he at first liberated
after the other prisoners were sent on towards Tn,
city of Mexico, as were also several other MeNi-
cans who accompanied the expedition servants
One of them had some ili-will toward Martias, and
manifested itby informing the authorities that he
was regular Texan soldier. and had served long
time on the Mexican frontier with Col. Hayes in
his spy company statement which strictly
true.
Upon this he was arrested and confined during
the winter in the Caaboose at Santa F6. In April
through some friends. he Obtained tools, and 6n,li,
succeeded in digging cut of his prison. BY keep
ing hid in the day time and travelling altogether A.
night he finally succeeded in reaching Texas, sui
ferng greatly Tor vast of food. At this place he
took, without leave, horse and mule. AID being
an excellent woodsman and knswin. the course to-
wards the great Missouri trail me tyae that direc
iien, and finally found il before rss~hing Bent,
Fort, high up on the Arkansas All this while he
was without any other food than roots and herb.
had ne arms, and With hardly any clo,he, "a hi.
back.
Ga one OCCASION some thirty OF forty Indians dix.
covered him and made chase but being on foot
they were unable 10 ovcrtake him. On REACHING
Beats Fort he obtained a supply OF provisions and
resumed his journey; finally reaching lndcpcnd-
ence. Mo after Journey of twcnt,-siN days. Ii
his story is correct he IS probably the first traveller
who has ever gone IL alone across the immense
prairies of the West: and how he escaped starving
to death OF being picked up by the Camanches or
rawnces il almost miracle.
Martias informed US tina, he had heard il reperted
BY his guard. at Santa tc, that the traitor Lewis
had been drivea from Chihuahua hy the foreigner,
there. several attempts having been made TO take
his life, which were unsuccessful. He had gone
in the direction of the Pacific, where he was no,
known, and was probably a, Sonora. Lewis wa.
well known at Chihuahua. having lived there ,cy-
eral years previous to ls36-thc year he mr.,
10 Texas New-Orlcans Picaysnc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
UO ALLPERSONS who complain of

In. of appetite aud debility well a. tno>- sufrfirs
With dy.pepsa st s~rats, restless nights, psptarou 81"
and q -sl-ss. recommended II
-llrrr q from NatG-~', great vegetable emporium
AMI can ~ tskrn wtn ssiety. The following iron D.
l4ilrss. NJ. - .ultwavs
have 1.sd your hu-r,. cases ot IMPAIR -esi on.
fr-r vegetable tones vrre inl spes sable. with heuen
-i.I .ut The articles of which composed very
-lflu.Iv combined. and say- doubt will prove >er
rr.sh. 10 the lr which YOU have recommended L
You~. Sc EDWARD 6. LUDLOW.
ST. hs,s n course of ny practice prescribed your
Stomach itcrS. and oun- tem most Efficient reueN ~
ca.es OF irc es0n AGILITY and debility 0 l- digestive
organs bv nesn. cias. u among ihe quack medicines
~ ill., day but hch vii confer great blessing un
many o our suffering fellow beings.
T. J. BRADY " D. 50 B7uome-st.
Nunerous cert fcstes Of those WHO ount rpei ATE r.
70 a So - mandatory No 80 Bs1ery. corner
of cone street, and o we the genuine ,od wh@rr
else ih' city. Price large bottle : snail ,1e 81 cents
r.fe I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
COUTHS. Colds. Pain in the Side. Rms

y ine Blood. Paptiauou of tie n ar. dangerous
symptom, ,o - With. 1lng,a..s 1i Ives eulu-v
D.. ia ., Every person OF Intelligence and c0faia.u
know, mat these disease, are THE beginning OF Con
,uupl o1. ard unes. cured prove fatal Dr. A-r's
Bs.am OF Horrhouna. Ly-rwou ans Pleur,y Root vii
above disease, " e bold ourselves ready
Ing prove tbs statement. any pc~cn v ho may stand
need of D.. Aliens B.l,au vii cal on Dr.. Ct IOSgne
Agent. ~ ~ RnWrrv ml7u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
Important TO Farmers, Plant

L 4 m, auI Iloueltur ats-The Compound Chemical
uasc oil soap may be- considered a. the present
fhr best preparation Tat gN-r compounded iar the
ta destruction oi every ,prc- oi Insects instn tse
ishi kng t0ua'argn, alE' f0,rh1-s, peach ueclarne
appi, and pear trte n-csi> cut and worms, snail
cabbage Ice and al Dee -, afr insects Wlc4
ndigeu0u, and exotic bowers. grh iL= c-auler.
rrus. cvcus. ,wlrIauffc mIn Gerlfa, erca,
>acea. may all by proper application. be- thoroughly
terminated Beside. The ao-inafy chtapuf- no.;
important ten rcOnumy. fen-ers i accessible for al
purpose, large scale Loo peach tree - Of
an may b. kept from the m1fsla.ng asecis for be
Ut mug '2rfl-r ol dollar
Farmers raising oat rye potatoes. iurnps, Sab
,1-t>, may, ~ Tie expense OF ~s dollars. realize huu-
' ~ az az heE fields tom TIE ievasaiou- 0i ine
tn- ihr Compound Crsucal Whale OF soap may be
@ n ouA 90 IN jar Ut four pounds. dozen OF Wh.cs
ifch'd Ia box. Apply -
M, DIR LEWIS Eel CHTwANGER.
49, III Chemist, No. " s-slreet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
Yrsm the Rochester Evening Post
RATTLE SONG or THE POLISH LANCER

To saddle 70 saddle. with lsnces ~ rest
gy heel Of the tyrsni our green swlfd B, pressed
Yon Lord OF the Balkan. while burr ny on
Long columns of iOoimcn, and horde. from ne D"h'
Dreams DOT that bis laBreis with witii|r today
That whirlwind OF horsrmen viii crush hs array
Old Poland Tor ever!
Though muskets rain lead and black cannon ~, ~
Beaten back by tbs shock, viii The iaIe'Is lsu -
No. an oath have sealed. Win the ef",. ~ ~ '
To charge though iOemen ouinuIl''eI W -,
Ave wraged With the speed Of h1rrlcaile, 81,
Thfough he rank II The Gar - a s'F ~
Old Poland for ever
III. ~, ,,.,c ~ P,lapss white esgI'' We hear
~ ,,,ii lam soon a kns 10 the h3sco'tes ga
On, .I,srg.rs impatient are paving the grouhl
TIL ionS lac their Tdeis, Tor trumpet 70 r'"n"'
a. ,,.b.s uill the signal our bnglcmah bi)",
a. besr ike a thuDoeTtOi down on NE zoe -
49, Old Poland for ever
Will, .,ovi for red banquet these Bears Of the North,
go, wa-s.Ws bright tprrts T3E LOVELY ook ivrlhi
"a, bands wrought the flsg by our legion unroled-
81 ol, eve, 10 he battle cur deeds VIII behold
Dh 1,bs would not forth for rs corntry to hght,
Win The graves the dead and her altar 10 sight
Old Poland for ever.
The Lancers Of Poland celebrated for pir brave
y and discipline in be ery.- ofNapoleon wen A. sub
ffv Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23

. - '.'''i'' -i+
10, "'s ''.'- al N.' "a-oi
DEi O. AND d k~-"e lo.r~ iaI.t n' ' UaI-, t'n-
dJra >dr.aYaria. Tor export OIL - cea-s cf- 81 -
No Wcs'ern Castor o. ~ Fl cents r" ca'A' DO ii
hert'gri' -. MOS. bales prime Jap .0r export 49, 3
MOI snort p.-e and ~ barrels Pare ba-eW taii-- $3.50
lJr export -. .or oncc. Iae ls safes of Ginseng were
- ~ cents. cash but ere none t1 be bad Dee
loN ~ cents
FI~U-Ttrr, hundred q..u.f. sorrrI rra fv dry Got.
the onv lot a market arc seia'sl - Na-L,re arc lat
plenty vet The, are ga u. and We .u0a .1Ie. Aho1t
600 haf barrel, No .,IaI ..r a-ly. hulr-ms.u un. .
there ing no buyer. al 81
vpr-tr 49,. ,. I..v.. p.,..f r,.,.-. r,-
ev,l,.t =, ~ a.. ,.,, -. T.. ~ !. Ioi. e. i,,. -
r,l. 90 il,. .,ui.. t,.t-,- CARGO nom Rsrrac.aa
rom, -tfp,, 81 = I'd p,-. A,- f I.rel.. B4tsfs. 90
1.l p.affs,. on .t III .fD COCOA Nut. l- term.
SO ,.iI no l.,r, and r ..Y.ar. P,r. Arre. winch are
very agp. ant m t. from ,-g. ,... III 10 = DAD ger
iu,,ir,1 c,.h n s,,, 10. 1..,-.. .ti..g ~ boxes
Draur.. ..Id ~ 1 ,. : H. 4. lfa to Iefsu. ~.
a. cI .,.l
vi ~, ~ AN $40, "a, ..,.. t e.- v.,,.o
-, ~ u -'-N' "' ~ . -. '...-....
Flour Hnreour lar i1s been gDie bli ihefr' 'e c'''y
Tor export 10 England ahi 'i''"h're- '-,',rr r ~
aul oa.o ana hlch .aL - s'i'' '' ,'' IN ''
ihf cio.e "i idi "''s- -" >aiuI' iff- "".'i ~" %,
.oop "u'. We Pl'e.f',u ,l' ' M . ,., ,,f
ni"n"' - : 'fn,'i ''i, -, ie'ili. ~ a. E a., ...
yecri{ .,o 6Di' on. ana N.-a [uai ,' Co.
-. ., r, =, =. "a, ,l. ..f.a. l,.tt.r.
-, r'''I.s ~ u ''.'n ~ M '' a, - ~, - l
,i .., a., p" '.'' - 81, .'... -. 49,.
"I3SG ~ Ni VI, ID. - ', ,, WI. o -r r
''. - 4, -. 100 80. poo, go III
meIelo foL >oalIeTn mere sy''' - .' 80 'i' 'I
49, Yn' e. '1"' -,li D',i ~ guy - n
,ei,ey hye fIquf 'sieedy a. ; ~. .I ~ VI, PIG,
-. =, a. II ~. !. = o'i - ~" ~ n,'' " '' "
' - ~, P'I."''I''''i' 81 " INV $50
""AiN- Nearly u not qtiir all lL' lHi.l' "h'W i''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
! EW YORK Dying and Printing tsra-

reception and delivery o goods, Ne - Gate il JOIN Il
Now York Dye ant tu.,h in superior m-nGcr Broad
cloths Ca>.ime-s, rs. ~ailns, SILK Velvet and Plush
Il bbon. Canton anil Italian Grape, >lk and Cotton
Goye> and Hose lsdlc, ard Gcgtlrnen' Gameut,, No
rrcn. Dsuil-h anal satin Curau-. LIner, and Cotons.
Cleans. and Hf-fn,l. Ncrno. Ihi5st and Cashmere
~haw. Piano ari Table Covers, Carpet, of all Kinds
&c
i ordcr carefully attended 10 and promptly executed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23

Intellectual Detner-Des gned for tie OF Schools.
Bv Il. Cla-gcit, \. VI Fihh EDITION Published and for
sale by SANTON MILES, Aj Broadway,
BRoOKLYS. May q, l.i2
Caggctr, American EXpo'ior ha. Seen introduced into
most ~ the schools ~ TIN, cOuHty ard from the satisfaction
expressed hy the teachers. feel authorized in adding
approval and To commend 20 those who have the selection
o books for schools believing il viii be- found OF great
.is8ucc n aldyc the scholar acquire the command OF
language and the proper Specification Of words
I. F. KING,
JIG Deputy Superintendent of Public Schools IN kse'co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
NY GENTLEMAN intending 10 build

would do well o. pas. along tie street and throw his
90 the chmne, arl enquire Why the mortar washed
isany thrn examine the mortar under tie coping
and and cellar ways snd BE- should hud all sats
factory. then have inserted To- h- specification Thomr,ton
Iif-r. bat be- would have The remain firm and
proof against Wind and weather i h archiec insert IN his
specification Hydraulic Lime, which ha. bees
known her rot vast ont ~ BIRCH stone work
iu any situation hoNcvsr exposed Price 81 per hh. for
.... no i-.- NV ~ A..I..f. L.-ltI Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
BY Special APPOINTMENT.
IOSEPH GILLOTT. Pen Manufacturer

~ TO THE QUEEN-CAUTiON.-Th -ish chara,
Of these Pens La, induced the attempt, tbs part
several dsfeputahe makers practice fraud notooy upon
Mr. Ge,t, but also upon the public An Interior arl Gle
bearing hs mi,,pellsi name thus elliot emitting the final
l. IN the narksL 1t readily he detected 10y IL
unfinished appearance, and tr very common style II which
Il .. put up
Ob-ryc. the genuine Pens all marked In uil-
Joseph Giios PATENT Joseph elliott, warranted !"
ani that each gross bears a fac sme OF his signature.
The above mdy be had wholesale, of HENRY JES~OP
tyi5 ! John-strepl. CHA.
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INONDERFUL CURE of the PILES.

W We invite The attention 0f tie public % Dot ?.
IIuf-rrfy. Ne.~ilbr Pie Ointment one of fr most c'r-
tain remedies Tor Pie. t.>Hr. Wounds, Chiib.a>. L.
uns I.lre tie public. FROM v >ilriu Cs>her a ~
E1vu-a County B7nA. D.. r Humphrey e>->r-l cone
msn-f tir Of vour oinmepi ior tte Pf> o." "+tf'
arn ant have u.e1 'nav ever since. although 1r-
r 1usiar-cs unrt1rlh- ti1t dd nfrt much
heaeh- en- te f-.f application fst immediate re,tfo'
the ~rrfs, fs usually fiiesi. iie disease, ard in-
almost not a.. e 70 Fe amt 30 ro,i chcc. IS r.
1871. J. y. SlARiN. For sale az 80 Nlar - To- a-en-
cy .or NeTlok cy. ali 20 the principal Drug stores 100
clio r.-r 10 I'm
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ss' o' It's Virtues nav III LrNDM,RK 20 chaiha..,
TAR. PHINNEY'S FAMILY PILLS.

These Pm, have justly acquired the highest repula-
non n curing Bilious and Dy,p'pc complaints, y, the io
low cae from OF the most respectable citizens
OF Albany, viii show
From Bcuismu knOvsr, E>1.
Iiayu suffered for time with Indigestion and nat
ltncv. advised 10 try Dr.. : Phnncy> Anu'Dy,pepuc
Bilious Pills and after u,in- ts.rn tor -e uu am pI
pared IN ssy hat they are the widest and yet the most ei
their operation NJ any article OF the hlnd nave
ever used and what esteem OF great Importance they DC
ca.on 40 sickness the stomach procuring full free and
satisfactory discharges and leaving the bowel, ~ natural
condition. And the chrcr'uy recommend their u,e
to al OF bilious habits, need excellent family
medicine, consideration of the high standing Oh the pro-
piic,0r in the community n me,cs man .
Sold bv 4. y. ID. SANDS wholesale agents ~ Fulton.
street, Of Gold loo Fuonsreet j Broadway and
- Rr,oIYav nj
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DATENT CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS,

Il CHEMICAL OIL, BURNING FLuip-The sub
,crer would invite the aentos sf the public TO his stock
OF GREENOU GIFS PATENT LAMPS, which from their
beauty and superior qualities destined to superssde all
others in The oil which IL burned In them j.
chemical pre- aaon very clean in IT, properties and gives
brilliant and economical light The Burning FLUID
pe-tablc gh free from all smoke, smell grease ans
will neither so nor STAIN Common Lamps be altered
trlug expense burn the hud. The subscriber IS
kindly permitted ~ refer 10 s-me Of eur most respectable
families who using, the article.
j. &. HOOKER, $50 Broadway.
2. B-rhere s no danger OF explosion In either one o.
articles. OF II