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New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
GRAND -CONCERT.-Mr. VIM. H.

Ran. CUNCERI.-NI Mt. VIM. 1t.
NJ Oakley has the honor his friends and
The public hHt he will give Grand Vocal and l'strnmsn
al Cosccrt h. Broadway Tabernacle, Thursday Eve
ming April assisted by the following eminent :alsn
HERM THORBECk, the celebrated Pianist OF Hanover,
LOUIS wIEGERS the celebrated yioni>t. H. Tor
beck and r. wegers will perform Grand Concerane Du
ct; Mr. w H. Oakley will sing q, his most avCrl,e
songs: Mr. Z. MuuSon ahd Mr. BeTet have kindly voun
tecr, this occasion. The Choru,cs will b.
tanned h the Choir tine Broadway Tabernacle under tbs
direction OF Mr.. George Andrews
PROGRAMME.
Part l.
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~ - ,''' 80 81 DERBEY, No % sprnsrl

New-York April lsr, 1912
For sale by j. Covert 1856 Nassau street Also for sale
lag Water st; 40 Broadway; 10 House; s6 William
street. 70 and 0N n East Broadway 6+ and
III Brondway;e s., li0t and laS Bowery; 80 Divisions,
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mo IRON DEALERs-An excellent

l. opportunity now presents tselfno Obtain desirable e.
ii the va!iev OF the Lacks wanna ra 10
,esl,-l prohtably in the manufacturing OF ron and
which Of domestic aficlon IS no" onsIeti
from II 10 80 tons Of good iron Cupol Hecna-
uc Shop with turning lathes, Store HOUSE Win profit
abIe trade: Dwelling House and several smaller ones Tor
Observation-Disclosures with all necessary tools such rs pat
terms, 6ass. &c Sc Perhaps there place 40 ~ 10 o
tnrnd uhere roa couhi be made 20 cheap Tor any ur.
rosss required Shipments be rahe 10 this Cily az
low rate ard dspaich The nbjec IS 10 sell The i.a~.
nv ,e above properly which has 10 TIN troi
Further particulars be gwen by apply
10 n WN. c. DrSENBERY
az Il. y. IS Ceda-s.cet.
Store Dealer. would 60 well 70 examine the above.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

9 HALL Card Press against the world !
- C ard. printed 81 per cn. Orders received al
rs Pea ris- and 81 VI auss At
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

Z ACES-Laces-Rib bons.-Cap Lace
& 4 cents; Cap Ribbons cents; Bonnet Bibbons sll
linz; Lace MusIs; Cuttings; nsertings: Collars; Hat
Silhr, &c Min-rs and p-dars supplied
LEEPERS, corner Grand and Christie streets,
NM. md and.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

90 Rev. a. DAVIS proposes to Lecture in our
City on the Antiquities OF america" He has
bestowed much labor and research on the subject
has published work on it, and has lectured on it
in Albany and elsewhere to general accen,at;on.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
goREPARATORY SCHOOL at Middle

4 TOWN, Conn.,, Classical and English Boarding
School tor Lads The Summer Session viii commence On
the 18th May and close the 18th OF October. Num-
ber!ted TO So Tho charge has been reduced TO S60 peg
nnnum, and includes Instruction., Board, Washing.
ord mary Mendiug, Fuel, Lights, and Bedding
The >choo! supplied with chemical aud philosophical
apparats including powerful telescope. cabinet OF TO-
reign CONS, library, and reading room. Instruction b
modern languages, aud on the seraphine, piano, &c.
Catalogue, and minute information may be obtained o
c.. p. Disosway Esq. No ls6 Pearl street, and OF Re-,
Henry Chase No. 1874 Cherry street
D II n cIAsE, 4. NJ, Principals
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06


l. Danaia
Prayer.
. Overture
e. Chorus-Glory 10 God in the Highest .lsll~ig.
Solo-In Native Worth. by Mr.. Oakley. HAYDEN.
j. Choru.--O what Beauty Lord appears ,....Mnzart.
g. So!o-Consider the Lilies, By Mr. Alun>on ..Topf
Z Choyu>O SIM. 10 Jehovah. German.
g. Solo-.ftockd IN the Cradle OF the Deep, by
Mr.. Oakley. might
9. Storm Rondo fertile Piano Forte, by II. Thor
beck ...D Stelpe't
10. Duet-David and Gioah by Nie.Srs. Bennc',
and oaSiev......... NenNotsill.
Part IL.
/. Duet-tl. Thor5eck ami l.. weigers-grand
varistious-Concentante for Piano.Forc
and Violin y u ktsS9tr.
p SoIo-Comiort We my People, b. Mr. Oakley Handel
8 Chorus-Now elevate the sign oJual. Hayden.
!. Solo-Holv, Holy Lord by Mr., NunSon Handel
s. Sentence-Hov is tho Lord German
8. Solo--The Old Sexton by Mr. Bennett Russell
Choru-O how lovely Zion. hloznrt.
g. Duet-The Messenger Bird by Two Young
Ladies. Miss browne.
9. ChoruSlIark what mean those holy VOICES German
10. Solo--Sound the Trumpet III Jerusalem, by
II. rusGlory be 10 God on High. Mozart
~ Il. In order to give good effect 10 the Solos aud Cho-
ruses they will be accompanied by powerful Orchestra
Professor Apers will preside The Piano Forte ANA Or
gan Tickets 50 cent, admit gentleman ana lady, may
be had the Music Stores and a; the Dooron the evening
OF performance All IT
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

COUNTRY Merchants and Families
" are invited 10 inspect the new stock o seasonabe Dry
Goods just received from Auction and offered pre-
sent cash prices at BROWN Il URQUHART'S,
"
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

ID OOMS.-Two or three gentlemen can
i u be accommodated with unfinished Rooms on the
second door OF two story house IN Greri'fee near
Spring aiier the lst Nav be house viii be occupied
by private family, who viii strive 10 make the do
arrangements gre-abe and comfortable Break-
ard Tea if desired. Address with l. j., Park
Pos, Office a6 IL
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
\ ENERAL Information. Register and

GENERAL Information. Register and
VI Agency Office, $40 Broafway-A book will be kept
al This establishment the especial benefit OF all respecta
Die intelligent unemployed persons in which they may
gis,er their candidates for situations free from
charge which register shall be constantly opc Tor the
spect:on OF employers number of opportunities
offered young gentlemen who have cash capi-
ta command tor engaging IN business Call asaoVe II
FAMILIES wanting good Servants can
u be supplied $50 Bowery. None bot such as pro
duce good recommendations admitted. Enpioyefs
wanting nun IN any capacity supplied gratis az !"
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

% The Wings of NEWARK, n. j., have nom
mated WILLIAM WRIGHT for Mayor, JOSEPH A.
HALsEY for Recorder, and DAVID SMITH for City
~Icrk
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06


j. Covert 3i Na.sau-.treet ~ole agent for tie city Of New
Alfred Hill, BOB Greenwchst; Z. W. Guon 1T Bowery
Marcus Hurd, 1856 Washingtoa-street; II Nilnor 1872
Broadway; John Syme 63 Bowery; l.. II. Church. ll9
Pear-.,; samuel Stewart IS Fullos Brooklyn; DR.. f.
Humphreys, proprietor, Auburn az Owls
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

~ Hon. JESSE L. HOLMAN, L. S. District
Judge in lndiHna died a few days since He was
u man OF rare talents and blaR,cess life.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
STATIONERY AT COST.-The SUI

STATIONERY All COST.-Ihe sub.
\ ,cruer has in connection with his stock o! Books,
which he ceiling OF at cost general assortment Oh
aucy and Stationery consisting in part OF cutglasa
!nksIalS, plain Inksans great variety Addisons and
other manufacturers silver Pencils D. low Us Is I'd each
mounted genuine silver; Wallets aud Pocket Books, Waters
Sealing Wax, Letter Stamps, Motto Seals. Pocket Memo
randum Books, sc.
10 Teachers OF Drawing and Painting The subscriber
would especially call The attention OF those who in the
habit of purchasing Water Coors. Drawing Pencils IA To-
is assortment Ncumans Water Colors III boxes and Sc
pcrae cakes pat up elegant boxes, with lock and
KEY and sold BY the sing box also separate cakes
at The cost by he Also Drawing Pencils, mannac
tued oil pur. Cumberland Lead and retailed at % cents
each will be- sold 2t cents, also, Drawing Pencils al
less price. Po Crayons, CamrpS Hair Brushes India Ink
Indian Rubb.r Wha,nun's superior London Drawing Pa
per- Bristol Board, perforated Bristol Board, &c
Also, hsn Note Papers great variety, some spen
did patterns; French Letter Paper, Whanian's London Let
Paper Also general assortment OF cheap Papers, OF
| different kinds
The public respectfully invited TO call and examine
his stock has made arrangements To into other
business be ha, determination to close his stock
before the frs; May He therefore thinks opportunity
seldom offers to purchase Books and Stationery retail ut
such very low prices. G.. H. TlNGLEY,
1891 Broadway opposite John.st
n. B.-A variety OF English Portfolios, some very hand
.oup as lwiS
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

CILK GOODS FOR CAsH.-CLARK,
~ SOUTliWORTH & TILDEN, No 81 Cedarsree,
near Nassau street, receiving entire stock
OF Silk, and Fancy Dry Goods from auction and
portalions which they will sell al small advance the
extremely low prices at which they have been purchased
with cash. a5 lIniS
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
GOODS.-STEVENS

IAH IILIN Th T NVODS.-S / TiV T.INo
va 4 GRUMAN, 81 Beaver street two doors from Pearl
street, NewYork would respectfully invite merchants and
nlineis visiting the city, 10 cali and examine ter stock Al
Millinery and Silk Goods Their stock is entirely NEW
and been selected with the Having enered
the market early they Eavc had tho benefit OF FIRST Sc
ELECTIONS from the importers and auctions, and having
bought their goods Tor cash, they believe they 0aer not
only t cheapcrt but the best selected assortment OF goods
IN their line be found in the city II is their intention
keep constah hand goods OF the most fashionable Aind
lnl TO do business the CASH SYSTEM. believing they
can make object those wanting goods IN their line
10 paonLe the,a ns,ead OF the credit house They rely
entirely the chea2ness o their goods for patronage They
attend the auction sales regularly and do gel soae great
bargains which they will sell raing advance from
Call and see. STEVENS GRUMAN.
L. VI. SrEvENS,}
s. E. 9numAN rnH 3ms
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

FECHES !LEECHES .!-Constaar-
nony OF good size, healthy Swedish and German Leeche,.
thai will bite quick For sale By tse thousand hundred,
dozen and put up ru TO be transported with safety
10 any part OF the country.
- Leeches applied by competent person at any time.
DAVID SANDS l. CO.
Wholesale ard retail Druggists and Chelnists
n East Broadway. corner Markt;-.r.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

1T ARDWARE, Cutlery & Fancy Goods
H. No. 10 Old Slip. N.York, three doors Of Pearl
.tieei.-EDWARD CORNING CO. receiving by late
arrivals from Enyand arse ard assortment
OF Hardware and Cutlery, which; together with purchases
auction make their stock we'll worthy e the attention Of
those who are purchasing for cash or c'ty Inc
stock OF Har!w they orr large assortment of Swedes
Iron Cot Nails and English Rose and Clasp andwcought
Purchasers Will do well TO call and er goods be-
rnI6 lmis
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
DLES. PILES.-Dr. r. Humphreys

DILES, PILES.-Dr. E. Humphreys
Vegetable Ointment, for the Piles Fssures, BE-,
uniang remedy; also, for cracks In the skin
membrane, ulcefs Of long Standing bruised inc!sed
Wounds, burns and scais. We informed that it
has allied the piles, when regularly applied Nu
certificates be seen by calling Mr. Covert,
,e agent for NewYork city, ISL Nassau-s; We publish
OF The many we have on hand
To the Public: This may certify, that lave been al
cted with piles for than ten years past and had paid
great deal of money for medicines niuens and ONT
meats without bcncitunti recently, have
used Or. Humphreys Vegetable Ointment, which has al
:orded complete relief and have hesitation in
stating my belief that will niallihy that DIS
,ressing malady. CHARLES ELDRED, Merchant.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
LAWYERS DIAR'

igelow, Baxter, days from Boston, rndze.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

5000 Indiana Bonds, days 10
There improvement i'll the demand Tor Foreign Elk.
change. Sterling quote 81 few leading drawers
ask 4. Francs 81.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

i Thirteenth Wnrd.-The Democratic Wigs
met at NO . Sherhsreet April 4,h, 7!!o'cock r. Nj
The meeting was organized by calling WILLIAM DAVIS
ESQ 10 the Chn ana appointing Peter Bailey Secretary.
The call OF the meeting read and accepted The Nom.
limiting Committee reported the following Ticket for Char
Ter Officers OF The Ward
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-04
HEADACHE,

CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE,
" which has been used in families, every member
of which has had sick headache from infancy, ms n
tuay in every instance yet known, amounting TO ma
ny hundreds. 1t is not unpleasant the taste, and
does no, prevent the daily avocatons of using it
it must be perscvered n and the is gradual but
certain and permanent. Instances are constantly
multiplying where thi distressing complaint is com
pletely relieved and cured, although of years landing
by the use of Dr.. Spohn's celebrated remedy. One
decided preference its peasantness, having Of
the naisea,ing effect of common drugs
Its so perfectly satisfactorv that the proprietor has
given directions for his agents refund the price to
any one who is not pleased with aud even cured by
it, lie hopes also that this may secure its great hen
efts the distressed sufferers who are laborng under
Headache. +. SPOHN, NJ. D., inventor and Pro-
prlctor ~
New York. PECK Il SPEAR Wholesale
Agents few doors Of the Post Office, Buring
ian 4, nc
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LIVE AND LET LIVE"

FN II suhsoril er would respectfully return hls
thanks TO his many patrons for their favors during
he past five years, and would also inform them Thai
he has re leni-hel his tock Of Stationery, Book,
BinGing Stock, &c. and will lie happy 10 wait upon
all that 'ha favor him with their patronage, and no
or on his part shall be spa rel 10 give sa, fact ion.
0 r >locb ro>i money; therefore, cannot give il
away, or sell il below cost, or at cost hu hat We
nave 10 sell, Ut we can get an opportunity Al a
small advance from cot a. any one can do and live
~ heir business. individuals wi, hing 10 purcha
common School Books, Stationery, or Blank Books
Fan have chance to test the sincerity Of he sui scri
erwnen he ay, he will sell cheap ca,h calling
at the sisn Of the Red lie ger, COLLEGE street.
SAMUEL HUNTINGTON.
Nov 8, JS4l.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-04

NJ OTICE.-;r-JsM Is les, known Lv The

NOTICE.-it-}"Mel Is lest known hy the
l cures II perlorms.e{-1i |. Newton's Panacea,
or Purifier OF the Blood The unparalleled and still
increasing reputation which this medicine has acqair
ell Throughout the New England States, and the many
cures it has performed, AMI the great demand made
for ii by the advice ofphy>icans well acqrantot with
lis preparation, has ind eel the proprietor 10 exeni
its circulation to almoS, every town in the eastern
Sla'e. and the principal towns IN The Uniel S,a'es.
This Panacei> warranted purely vegeial lc and is not
surpassed " any other medicine ever offered TO the
afflicted "a its extensive sale and great pcpuari Y
plainly prove. II ha> within the last egh'een months
cured lis thou and, oithe most ob>nae di-ea.e,, a.
can lie proved by certificates, and is pronounced by
eminent and respectable physicians the est medicine
in nse. L eff II information may | e ioInd in circular.
containing ceriica e. Of cres and directions for
king The medicine. The following appointed agent..
Burlington, + c X and SPEAR, II. Moody
8 All am, Curtis and RI sel-MiIlon, G. Drale-
Mil'on Fall, Brrncl and Sawyer-Wa'erville FISK
and Brown,-Illne.b nrgh, Hull and Cook-Fairiax,
Parker and Maltell-Vereenne-, Adams and Murray
..Cam,ridgc, NJ Wire,-underhi, NJ. Z. Barney
North Ferris urgh, II. G. Wicker-Georgia, A. Bliss
W>ton, N. Chittenden-Rchmond, Green & Rhodes
John on, G. l.. Warner and e -Monk,on, Ethan
Smnh-Ba >er.ielt', Arlington and Woolwar Fair
field, b irnet and Farnsworh. eop1y.cI9
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-04
90 X H. II E!

MR.. EDIT OR-Will you please notify this COM
wi nunlty that the subscriber has opened a Stove
Store first door west of j. J. II. Peck O. Co. where
lie has general assortment Of Cooking, Box and
Parlor Stoves, Cadrons, aud Hollow Ware Of the
superior Brandon Castings; al o Bucks Hot Air
Cooking Stove, which he is manufacturing in this
place. The construction Of this stove is such that
The first and sharpesl heat directly under the
boilers and then passes round spacious and equally
heated oven, an requrrs but compare lively lit {
fuel to put it in operation and bakes equal to brick
oven. There might be a List of signatures procured
rs long MS the recommendation of country P. NJ
from the highest IN The sections where il i:
IN use but preamble about thi stove the Yankee
NOT on useless, and if money continues scarce yor
must use the less of it, don't do without on tina
account, but call and try the new Stove.
Blf atom, Y " d. lS4l. S. W. TAYLOR
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-04

MYSTERIOUS!--A gentleman belonging TO
lNl of the most ancient and wealthy families OF
this city who must be well known to numerous friends
having since the year 1873 up 10 recently been bent
nearly double and for several years confined to his
bed, has been restored to go healthhas regained
his natural erect rosItion-nnd has Quilted his car
rage, and now walks with easel! We believe this is
the gen eman'> own description as near as possible
and there is eXaggcration in it. We will give inqn
rers his address, and doubt not humane feelings will
exc Sc the liberty; so that any one doubling, may
knoio these facts hough he requests his name ma
not appear in print, Among other instances, Mr.. Jas
G. Reynolds l44 Christie street, has been restored
and will give personal assurances of the facts of HI:
case. Both were rheumatism, and contracted cords
and sinews How has this cen done?
Ansmer Blythe Indian Vegetable Elirer IN
ternaAn and Hepes' Nerre and Bone Linimen
externally. Jan. 90, 1871.
Sold only by COMSTOCK q. CO., II N1aide'
Lnre, Ner York. no
PECK & SPEAR, Wholesale Agents, u few
doors east of the FOst tIncc, burning on, ".
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-04

Nj ATURE'S GRAND RESI- ORAIlVE. TIN.
~ va!nale Nege'alle Medicine stands unrivaed
for the fol lowing complaints, viz: Dyspepsia or lndi
ge-on, dis ea Ell Liver, billion, disorder, Drop,y, A>th
ma, Co>ilvene-s, Worms and loss Of Appeiiie and lv
cleansing The stomach and bowels, cures pains in the
side, stomach and rea>i, colds and coughs of long
standing, Hoar en-.s, ,horne>s Of lreah, Nervuu.
complaints, e'c., which are frequently he ec OF dl.
ease. For Fever and Agre, il j. most vaua lie pre-
ven'a'lve as well "a sovereign remedy. Its virtue
slrpa>> any thing heretofore known in removing 81.
NIuS Danre,-two loe> have cen known to cure
this affecting disease, ai er having filed every exer-
ton tor four years. 1t has a most powerful influence
IN removing nervous complaints. II j. pleasant 10 iak 4
and >oea,y in it, operation, that it may administered
10 the ntan, with aiely. The above Medicine is very
highly recommended ~ many scientific gentlemen,
and a large nrm! er of lade., who have proved The
virtue OF the Medicine personal nd that Of heir
families. ill otcerifca'e accom- aI les each hottie
with dIrec on,. II may e had who!e ale or reaI OF
;. BRIAN, Barre, and J. &. Farnam, Fast Williams
own, VI. sole prophet, Prepared from he origin
al recipe; for sale Iy f. II. Pren,i>s, Montpelier, and
PECK GSPEAR,
Burlington, and in the principal towns IN the ,ac jail
lire lions ignel he hand writing oflhe proprietor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-04
INCOMES ESSENCE or LlFE.-A vanaIAe

nj OoRE'5 ESSENCE OF LlFE-A Valuable
W Melcine which, if rightly applied, will lie the
means OF saving thousands from an untimcIy grave.
II has been sold aud used for thirty years, with great
success, and found very elcacoi> in the following
di'ea'e., viz Consumption, Whoopins Coughs, COM
mon Coughs, Cod, difitnl Breathing, Influenza,
q ilnSy,, Asthma Phh>Ic, Splitting Of Blood, Fatu-
lency, inIge' ,ion, Looseness of The Bowel Fits Of
every Kim Cramps, Rickeis, Colo, Caiarrh, Dy,en-
lary, flaming, Hypochondriac e,iions, Headaches,
Sickness AT S'onach a>le., preventive Of Con-
taglo = ii,ea'e,, Goui and Rhe lmati>m.
sCjS Thea hove We licinc prepared lv Henry Sew
monr OF Hadley, Mass. from the Original Recipe, "
the dIreen of aid Moore, and sol ly hun and the
principal Druggists in the United Siae>.
SolI Wholesale nd real, ~ Peck & Spear,
,hcdealers generally through
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
MI5tohoIl g BARNES,
SUCCESSORS no f. BKlGGS,)
Wholesale and Retail C0nfecf;ouers

~ HOttsUtt ana Httut SOHJtCttOHeTS,
NOULD respectfully inform the Inhabitants Of
w Burlington AMI the surro n1lng "a I'm nv, thai
they carry The Confectionery Business, all H.
vario rancho. De erininel ,i,c The very c,l
material, in manufacturing, they will a. all lime
furn h Merchants and other dealing in Contest ion.
are- vi h The EST 'ali'y AMI on the lowest pc 81
be ern>. Shop on Oh If h ) rec, two doors So nth
# S. T.. Howard Sore, newly AMI neatly fitted nr
where we cor tally mvl'e all TO call an examine 0 r.
articles, consisting OF all kinds of Stick Candy Bal.
and Kl,,e Hearts and rianond,, Braid, Pepper
mini, Lemon Drops, Vanilla Cream, LoLenec ) Igar
P.umh, Carraway,, Comf'>, Ca, ia Binds, Rock and
BIZ wn Candy, gar Sand Nloioe. AMI Se,rel,,
Sugar Apples, Puia'ocS, Eyr and Ba> et., with
variou> her articles TOO II neruu> 10 le mentioned.
general F.neni Of rich and fancy Cakes on
hand, and lake 10 order, together with Ice Creams
10 furnish paric, &c. DC.
Also
CouGH CANDY, which we recommend for Coughs,
Colds, Hoar enc,s, &c. We do no, preenl TO say
with Mr.. j. P,ase u Son, that cur Candy will cure all
d ease> leaiing 10 Con>umpllon, We think that is
saying too much
-CLOCKS.-
We have good a =, orineni of Bras. and Wooden
Clocks, winch will sell very low for cash ur ap-
proved crelr. Plea,e call and examine lciore pur-
cha ing ell ewhere.
n. BAH orders from a distance post paid, will
lie promptly auendelto and pack a ge, and hoxe> pul
on GARD of stages oats, when required, free 4
charge. BE parlc liar and al lre-s all orders to NIT
CHELL ~ BARNES, Confectioners, there Icing TWO
firm. Of The same name in the village.
B 'r'ing'On. W. OF. %, 1911.
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L, NJ. WRIGHT & Co. viii ore, .hn three OF
T.. four day, rom 1900 to 1000 yd, Extra sorsrfe,
Ito hle ind), >uperine, fine and common all wool
Carpc'ings, which have cen plrcha el mostly IN
York al a,cilen aud VIII e ,o al vry low prize.
Alo TwilIe AMI plain Venetian STAR carps,ing,
Hemp AMI Cotton Competing, Oil cloth, Matt, ec.
Nov. l2.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-04
HEALTH SECUliE ED
BY the use Of the Ifvgelnn NegetabIe
I,\JVCRS MEDICINES

UNIVERSAL MEDICINES
OF THE BRrrisn COLLEGE OF HEALTH, LONDON
Which hare obtdinedMc appreciation and recommss.
dation Of Thousands irho hare been cured
In Consump,ons, Cholera Morbus, lnhamma-
tons, internally or externally; Dyspepsia, Fevera,
Aguc, Indigestion Bilious or Nervous Affections;
and all diseases of the Liver, Ye low Fever, Gou',
Rheumatism, l. nlbaco, Tic oloreux Dropsy, 81.
Vi,us's Dance, Epilepsy, Apoplexy, Paralysis, Pal
sew Green Sickness and all o. s,ructions TO " hel
the Female form is distressinely liable, and which
sends so many of the flares, portion of he creation to
their intimately graves Small Pox, Measels'
Gravel Stone and all Urinary Distractions, Fistulu,
Piles Structure Rup.ures, and Syphilis in all ito
stages; Constpated Bowels, Wolms, Scurvy. It.
chnss of the skin, X ng's Evil and all Cutaneous
Disorders in short every Complaint 10 which tho
human frame is so direfuy subject, under all their
varied forms and names; as the Hygean conviction
| is that
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-04
MorisOn's Pills.

MESSRS. PANGBORN q. INSMAID are
NInpponled State Agents by Messrs. Alexander
and John Morrison, of The British College Of Health,
London one Of our firm visited the college in London
and we hold our appointment now directly from head
quarters. correct picture of the College Buildings
can be seen al the Variety Store and in the hands OF
our sub agents. All the packages will be signed in
writing, .N0BORN & BRINSMAID,"
Isec, T. State Aasnts