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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22
July i3, lS42.
BENJAMIN II. SKIFF'S ESTATE.
Ts1E OLE VEN MONT ! Thr Hon the Prnhn

81 MA MIN II. Shlf > rs Alf.
STATE OF VERMONT. } The Hon. theP Probate
District of Chtrtenden, court for the District OF
Chit,enIen. To all persons interested IN he e>lste Vi
Benz. II. sill, lac OF Charlotte IN SAID district.
Whereas, Sally H. ski, adn'X OF SAID e.tate ha h
forth HAT the personal c>;ae Of the sard deceased,
as InvenIorel and appra el, amounts to s7O2,52
har the de, l. allowed the commi>, Toner, agansl
,aije>'a'e amount Sli53, 49, and that the ,ald
Benz II. died zel ola! ont one hundred and three
acre, Of land eng the farm on which he lived a,
The time Of hi. dea h, >ua'c IN aid Charlotte, which
land l. incrm' cred with a mortgage 10 James Tag
gard to secure He payment OF i've hinlred dollar
and in ere>i, and al,o mr. gage 10 Amos Reed e
cure the payment Of elween i've aud TX hundred
jol ar and n'ere.i that the debts speclhci in sad
mortgages were no. pre.enct, to- "a owed ty, The
commit sionerS On SAID e>ale that said land is Hlst
subject The w.Low> right ofdowcr herein, and thai
il j. necessary 10 se the whole Of laid nd and The
rever> on OF The widow dover therein for the pur
pu Of paying The delts against said else and Tho
ex pen,e> administration AMI PRAYING aid court IL
license her to eel and convey the whole Of said land
AMI the revcrson Of dover therein, subject 10 the
atore aid mclm rances agrceally 10 the statute IN
such case made and provided
WhcreupUn, the comr, aforesaid doth appoint the
ecUnd Wednesday cf Argu>', 1912, for hearing an,
dec ding said pc iton and do order tina, all per-
sons interested t notified thereof Y publication u
hi Order consning The suh>iauce 81 said petition
'hree weeks silcce>lvey IN The Burlington Free Pre-
a new, rer printed IN Bur 'neIon in the G. uny O
| Chircn len, previous 10 said second Wednesday @
Aug ISL lSi2.
Given inder my hanl al said Burlington this SIT
| Law Of JIiy, ls42
WM WESTON p,r;,,.r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22

The Quebec Gazette, after announcing
the result Of DORIS second movement in
Rhode Island, makes these discriminating
remarks:
at is rather credtable to tho Un,ed States Peo-
pc that, during the sixty years which have elapsed
slnce the acknowledgement of their independence,
although they have had three armed resis-
lance 10 the laws and the established authority and
under men of note in the country iherc has not been
so much loss of iie or subsequent punishment as Inns
resulted in hundreds ofns,ancrs from common robs
IN Europe. Yet their Government s perhaps in less
danger Of being upss, by violence than any ether in
the world"
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MI q r. p i Il

Burlington, July q 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22
OO BBl.s. Port, for sale ty s, WALKER.
~ MAY, 1872.
The Nrw Che 'p Cash Store,
by WIN. HURLBUT.
TAs Cash Sy,tsm vo,ks wsIi.

Ths Cash System % - wsII
JT.VING ried il two weeks an received very
III era pa,ronage we are encourap vi 10 continue
Inc ,ame, AMI 10 q er very general orlmeni al
ea,ona le Fancy and Stable Dry Good, AM Family
Groceries, The orssi cash price for ready CASH
"Good- well bought are and 10 e half sod"
Mel any one be Told Thai Goods well aid In o.
New York in Nav, 1912, mlsi lie cheap7
we 10 call al The iGFSNEw CHEAP CAsu srosx
efre MAX ns their p1rchases, andexalnine az snlrs
re b ,ttck iust opene'.
Monday Morning, June 81, 1s42.
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SELECT SCHOOL.
HOW ARD
Ia, inst rcf1rnrd o1a;u from Mem York

rINliE New Cook are tat arriving, am0i q which
l are some of The lowe pTi"c,i arm lc. ever e.
f. re nur'n and a cheap could e les re !.
Millinery article, such Bonnet-, Tarle'on M1>lin
Flowers an RI ons, new ta'icpe> ana NJ sim.
SILK Shawl>, n ikC., Glove, Mil>, uo icry, aces,
Fan, Para>ol,, &C. g.. in all lie variety and >,yl,
magma lei AMI a he Ell. only for money, the q .
ecr Of buying g0o~ Of he Pecpe'. Aren, direct ca
fly ai'aiue VI. If getting the highest rrice
ga, a The came llfui The G DDS to e hal ac'
again for II cheap, making a profit 10 he pnr
cha OF 10 FER ce... vantage in the trade, Y ar-
y ynq a, HOWARpS.
Cheap Cash Store 20 Jly, AZ.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-22

n Hh'.. Mols,,e>, 10 do S gar 10 3 res Loafdo
~ 10 Bags &c ff:c, 10. Pepper, s 10. Spice,
10 Krs. Ginger, 20 soxes Soap, Or ale by
8 May, 1912. S. WALK K.
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LOOKING GLASSES,

4 LARGE All well selected assortment. consist.
inE Of usa' ass "H e. 1ussSgan1 ana
reduced prices at the Hardware Store, Gunner az
Cuu.vh and Collage 5ss, by HAG.aR q ARTHUR
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TO RENT.
THE store on ChurchSt. recently occupied b.
l Mitchell & Barnes as Confec ionary Shop
For terms &c apply at this Office or to the persol
on the premises. lw-6.
Burlington, July 90 1912.
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LISTERS, NOTTCE.

LISTERS NOTICE.
4 Ii. persons nggrleved by the assessments made
"A BY he Listers or sssessurs Of burlington The
pre- sen, yenr are hereby notified that said Listers
will attend the Court house in Burueton on Mon
day the 18th day of July inst at 10 O'Clock A. VI. for
the purpose of receiving and hearing such applications
as ,hsli be made 10 them relative 10 such assess
ments
J. BARSTOW,
w. LY MAN, Listers.
J. b. HOLLENBCK,)
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MOrison'S Pills

StTAND unrivalcl rs a clean, er and Iuriher Of he
> owcl :, Iood and he whole system. In Diar-
rh ca or loosencs> If The lowels AMI o'her Summer
comp MS, the can e re- ell upon with perlei c, n
hIence; a. common melicne to G Lepl ready for
use on all occasions where a ca harlc j. nee led h>
mecins is uGequale'. S,ll Gully Al The Variety
Store ty fANGBORN d BRlNSMAlp,
Agents for Morson> of London.
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Cloth Cans.

lust reed drec,fo m the manufacturers full as
A. son ment Of all Lnis Cloih Caps and For Sale u
e's.. Da: selas by, jams 3, ~ u, w. cATLIN
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TO RENT.

Anyl Goo convenient BRICK dwelling house
fs@H 70 se'si'n gwen imme iaie|y.
sstikAs Enquire Of
- s4s Villas, LOOMS q Co.
Jnly8 1912
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TasSels and Cord.
CNRFEN 81 &c and Red Ia ell and c, I'd ior Win
VI dow Sha ie aud Blind. Al,o Role, Lads AM
Rack Puiie,, isl received and tor a'ely
Jly8. WIN. J. HUNT,
S'ronr Building, Coleae S.,
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CNALlCOES are selling nj Hurbuts Cheap Cash
~ Siora at less prices than ever known in this
par, of the country. Bcau, full English, French and
American prints. Coll al the new store, Church-st.
June 8. VIM. HTRLBUT.
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WINDOW SASH.

SHEErlNG.-lO Balos >hee.ing, fer .alst
- 9 Nav S. WALKER.
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Cheap Groceries.
TO THE PEBLIC.

NNHE Subscriber has reed general assortment Of
L Goods at his Id Store and at his new Store az
Wnooski Village which will be sold ut prices cor.
II. B. Superior Burlington Mill Go. Cloths for sale
SIDNEY BARLOW.
Burlington June 10Th 1912. nl6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15

o,,.roency exist, to bias the judgment, have fully
s.,r;,c.d this Government that this is net only
The SIMPLEST and best but the only rule which cah
he adopted and observed, consistently with the
r;ebts and honor of the United States and the Sc
cnr;t, of their citizens. That rule announces,
therefore. what will hereafter be the principle
maintained BY their Government. In every regn-
lar docunented American merchant vessel the
crew who navigate it will find their protection in
the flag whi.h is over them
Lord Aahburton states in reply, that the subject
is one which he is not now authorized TO settle,
but that he desires to anticipate every possible
source of disagreement. He compliments MIR.
Webs,er's (" ingenious arguments and declines
discussing the grayer matters of constitutional and
international law growing out of them. He adds,
Il must at the same time admit that thsy prove q
strong necessity of some settlement for the prsser-
walton Of that good understanding which, trust,
NE NAV la,ter ourselves that our joint labors have
succeeded in establishing
He concludes this his last letter with the follow
ing encouraging assurance
"I have much reason to hope that satis:acto-
~ arrangement respecting it may be MADE, SO a.
to set a, rest all apprehension and anxiety; and
will only farther repeat the assurance OF the SIN
ccre disposition of my government avorabiy to con-
slider all matters huving for their object the pro-
moting and maintaining undsturbed, kind and
friendly feelings with the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15
nARR,S LIFE PILLs.-It is impossi-

HE 10 calculate the many benefits 10 the human
race which must result from The discovery of OLE Parrs re-
cipe The fine herbal medicine which Is compounded
from is direction has thousands o. cases been tried and
il confined It's usefulness the diseases Of tue poor for
il sou hi by and found The medicine chests OF he
more wealthy classes OF Grea; Britain ard various parts OF
the continent OF Europe.
As family medicine il is unequaed and is all powerful
in removing bilious and other COMP ANTS Arising from the
arrangement OF the alimenary ducts, and IN purifying tie
blood Ii certain in the OF the more delicate com
plants incident females grateful 10 the taste aromatic TO
The smell and at the tlur gentle IN us operation
vet 50 ficacious that female ought 10 be without
-real boon left them by lis venerable dscoverer, Old
parr.
proprciorS have received numerous Applications lNr e
Pills from various parts OF the United Staes, and have had
gratifying testimonials OF their good effects IN removing
diseases prevalent this season OF the year.
To ALL therefore, who afflicted and IN bad health we
would 20 o the aforementioned agents, where
the Genuine PARIS Life Pills may he had VIZ:
Rushtos Asp!nwal, druggists and chemists so "uha'n
street. 10 Broadway and 10 ASior House
Abraham Sands Co. drugg ISIS and chemists granite oGi!u
ings e7S Broadway, corner OF Chamber street
P. Uicke. AIS ROADWAY. corner OF Lspenard street
John B. Dod, druggist, Broadway, OF Bieec6ers
A. W Batesu. Bowrry Medicine Sore go Bo"ery
Sy,neS Medicine Store. SIS 6everv OF Waher-st
A. B. Trpler. corSsr Fulton and Watersreets
Horace Everett druggist ST. Greenwich-street, next tothe
corner OF franklin
J. Codaington apothecaries ?7 Hudson-street corner
OF Spring-sireet-
E. L. Cotton. chemist and apothecary, 63 Beecker-streei
corner JoneS-strect
j. Wen:over druggist and apotecary, III Eighth Avenue,
Bro,klynWm ARMSTRONG seed, drug and patent medicine
warehouse, lS4i FutensIeet
And wholesale al the propretorS Office
L. ROBERTS CO.,
Rrp1fi ,g1y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15
yKTORMs IN CHiLDREN.-Of all

dlspa,cS 10 winch ch!dren are thpUstU, lIUle dTt
80 fatal TO them Is Worms. Unfortunately, children are
seldom free from them and they initiate the symptoms OF
almost every other complaint they often produce al'sng
effects wtiaut being suspected. Worm, not only a
cause Of disease themselves but by their irritation agra
all other Diseases wandering from one part ct the boGy
s,rucs the bowels frequently the threat causing CON
WILSON'S and TOO often Ieai The d. sired remedy vii be
will ver- soon destroy the Worms and nvgoraie The pow
ers of digestion so as to prevent return OF them.
Prepared only No. 20 South Third<reei; also, Tor
salr al 1872 NorthSecond->treei, Philadelphia.
Sold a, wholesale and retail BY the agents ~ B. D
SANDS Druggists, No 70 Fulton corner OF Gcldsrcet,
and 100 Fuont Get; also sold Abraham y. Sands Co.
23 Broadway (C;ranite BudingS) corner OF Chamber
street and by David Sands Co.. II East Broadway corner
or uarse,S,roet sig In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15
BRONCHITIS, Disease of the Throa,

4 , and Lungs, which is annually sweeping thousands
upon thousands premature grave, under the mistaken
PECTORANT The symptoms OF This disease are Coughs.
Soreness Of the Lungs Hectic FeTer Splitting up Of
Paleem matter, and sometimes 6lood Is an lnianna.
ton OF the five skin which Les the inside Of the whole OF
the wind tubes or air vessels which through every
part OF the Lungs. This Expecloran Immediately sup
presses the Cough Pain DETERMINATIONS Fever AID Difficulty
OF Breathing, and produces free and expectoration
and cure is soon effected Prepared only by Dr. ID.
JAYNE, No. 90 South Third street. Pbiladc phla.
Sold at wholesale and retail by the Agents. A. B. d.
Sands. Druggists No 70 Fulton ST. ner OF Gold ST. ana
East Broa iway corner of Mirkct st and by Abraham b.
Sands {; Co No 273 Broadway Granite Bnding) corner
NJ Cbar,berss & Prize 81 sli I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15

ga large number Of stonc-cutters, chiefly
Irish, with ,her families, arrived at Fort WAYNE
last week on their way TO Lafayette, TO work on
the canal near that place, whittier they represent
themselves to have been sent by person in this
city calling himself G. NJ Nash, Of No 3 PesH
Slip. This Nash, according to their statement,
claims to be the agent for Mcssrs- Moorehead Il
Co., of Lafayette, (which they distinctly deny
asd after making each of them pay Sc 80, for
which he furnished a passage as far as Toledo, he
gave them card with his rane and the address
of Moorehead & Co, who, ne said would forward
them az once to Lafayette and find work for them.
they have been miserably duPed, and we trust
may succeed in bringing the ofenier 10 punish
nent. Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15
$ I'm Clarendon House, cor Duane 81. and Broadway
nR. ALIENS Balsam of Hoarhound,


I Liyerwnrt and Pleurisy Root-For Consumption and
Liver Complaint Colds, Coughs, Splitting OF Blood, Ca
larh Asthma Difficulty eli Breathing. Pain IL the SIDE
Papitann of the Heart Oppression and SoreHe>s OF the
Chest, Pleursy Hectic Fever Night Sweats, D'cut and
Profuse Expecioraon and MI Affections OF the Chest,
Lengs and Liver.
II has long been desilcratum among medical men. To
discover some remedy thai would arrest the ravages OF that
formidable disease, Consumption.
The Hoarhoupd LiverHOrt and Pleursy Root nave LOT
centuries celebrated in the cure ct diseases OF me
Lungs and Liver.
CONSUMPTION AND BAD CoUGH-This IS to certify mat
one bottle of Dr. Aliens Ba>am of HoarhoaDd, LiveF~of
and Peurisy Root has cured OF severe cough aer
having tired o;ber remedies without the least dement,
JAMES BACkMAN, No. lS5 James ST
REV DR. JOHN SCOTT states ha: he has made use OF Dr.
Aliens Basa of Iloar hound Lvcrwota Peurlsy hoo
himself that many OF his Church have also used IT, some OF
thetu apparently the last stages OF consumption win Inc
most astonishing effect He feels in duty bound TO make
this public statement, and hep's that all IN VS.
ing those aboring under consumption VIII advise .ne 10
try Dr. Aliens Basam REV. DIR. JOHN SCoiI
- New-York.
ATTEND TO YOUR CoucH-Alihourh Dr. Aliens Basam
sovereign cure for consumption s! II IS very Danger
Gus 10 let Your coughs without Dr. h!eh basaia
Hoarhonu Liv-rwort and Peuri>y Root III Is no un
common thing persons to break blood vessel III the aG
of ching and ie in Is nnutcs-tGat we have SEEN IL
YOU have cough, dear reader this day and gel ms
Basau-a .r doses il will cure you; tomorrow mar be
TOO late Sold by WIN. A. TYLER, wholesale Agent 50
streets sl2 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15
TAYNE'S EXPECTORANT alw ays

~ cures Ashma-wo thrac large doses VIII cure Inc
Group hives of children from 10 minutes 10 one hons
time. 1t Immediately subdus the violence of whocplnS
cough, and effects speedy hundreds who have been
given up tseir physicians ncural- with consumption
splitting of blood and other pulmonary affections have been
restored Ia perfect health by it. never fails give elet
Sold at wholesale and retail by the agents A. b. d.
Sands druggists 10 Fulton OF Gold street. and
100 Fulton street, also, sold fby Abraham B. sands Il L"
No 273 Broadway (Grape Buidlne) corner OF Chamtss
street, David sand, Co. Nc. II East Broadway corner OF
MARKET SIS I'm
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a24 2awtds
STATE PRISON, MOUNT pleasant september q, 1872
GEALED PROPOSALS win be received

STATE PRISON, MOUNT FLEAsANr September o TolZ
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
by the Inspectors the frsI Wednesday ot October
next at III O'Clock A. NJ. this Office for furnishing the
Convcis Prison with Rasus for one year IRON me
Isl day of November pex the Raons to be delivered IN
quantities. suit the thu always al his rsk 10
consist following articles Tor one hundred raons va;
100 lbs Of Inspected Prime Beef and packedths
fall winer) for hall the yea and - s OF Inspected
Prime Pork for the remainder th year SO lbs Inspected
Rye Four Is lbs Of good Indian Meal gallons Moasse:
quarts OF Rye Peas in the quarts Of Ninegar
ounces OF GROUND Pepper, quart OF fine salt and Tor "
months ohe year 81 bushels OF Potatoes for every 100 IA
tons the months from The f5IofJuy lohe l5hQ
September Peas Beans or Rice may be substituted alter
nately otherwise the agentnay think tor the health
the prisoners All The ces 10 be Of good merChan1
BILE quality and the agent will The right 10 rees
any Of them that are not SO in his opinion.
The Two satisfactory securities ust be given IN
writing with proposals with their acgne>cence The num-
Der of Convcts will average about 30
DAVID l. SEYMOUR, igeat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15
DR. JAYNE,s EXPECToRANT.-

~ This valuable medicine IS daily eurcting ofthe
most astonishing and wonderful that have been
known. All who have used IL for Asthma Coughs, Spit
ting of Blood Hospng Cough Group Hives, Ccn.anlp
ticn, Chronic Ple1ry, Hcaenes, Pain AID Of
the Breast, Difficulty OF srrahing AND every other disease
OF the LUNGS add BREAST ard 50 It's use
falnesS. BRONCHITIS, disease which is annually
sweeping thousands upon thousands premature grave
under the mistaken name OF CONSUMPTION, is always
cured by il
The usual symptoms OF this disease tBronch,.) are
Cough Soreness OF the Lungs Thruat, Hoarseness DIE
fculy Breathing Asthma, Hectic FEVER >2itiing OF
phesn matter, ard sometimes blood II in'auIra-
lon of the wind luGes air vessels which through
cry part the lungs This SIpec;oraut Immediately sup
prese. The Cough, Pain, lnanas,isn Fever and difficulty
Of Breathing and produces Tree AID easy expecoral:on
and cure >o0u effected
1t ALWAYS cures ASTHMA Two or three iaree doses
will the CIRCUIT IVES of chil-vcn, In from fifteen
minutes to M tour's Il nnedael, Subdues the yio
lcrce of HOPPING COUGH and effects speedy cure
Hundreds who have been given by their physicians
incGrable with CONSUMPTION, have been restored perfect
health by il
Prepare and sold by DR.. D. JAYNE No - South Third
street Philadelphia Price 81 per boce, 8 per half
dozen.
Sold wholesale and retail by the Agents r. B. D.
Sands Druggists, No 70 Fulton OF Gold s, and
leo Fulton taSo. sold by David SasS Co No u Easa
Broadway corner or Market S. Abtaham B. Sands Cs.
No rs Broadway, Granite Budings corner of Chamber
street. SIS I'm
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HAVE YOU A COUGH DO nor

4 4 neglect it; thousands have premature death
for the want OF little attention 4 cold.
HAVE You A CovGH!-Dr. JAYNE'> ENPECTO-
RANT, medical prescription containing re poison
drugs aud used in practice for several
years will most positively afford relief and VOC from
that awful disease PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
which annually sweeps into the grave hundreds OF the
young, The alr, the lovely and the gay.
HAVE You CsuGR BE persuaded 10 purchase bot
tie OF this Expec,oranl-To DAY Tomorrow may be
TOO late.
HAYS you CouGH?-,rayne's Espec;orant Is III ehly
remedy you should take to cure II,
For PLAIN REASON, That in no one oil the On nd
cases where il has bees used has famed relieve nay
be had of the proprietor 50 SOUTH ThIRD Slree. Phil
aaelphia Sold wholesale and retail by the Agents, A.
b. D. Sands Druggists No. 10 Futon St,eet, Of
Gold II; and No 100 Fulton Also sold by Abraham B.
Sands Co T3 Broadway (Granit- Buldug) corner Cham
of Mar 81 sl4 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15
SUMMER COMPLAINT, DiarrhG

~ Dysentery Choc, and all arrangement oflhe stomach
aud bowels cured by JAYNE'S CARMlNATlNE Al.
SAM-This OF the most efficient. pleasant. and safe
compositions offered The public for the cure OF lie
various arrangements OF the stomach and bowels and the
only article worthy ohe least confidence for curing Cho
era Iutanlum, summer Complaint and IN all the above
diseases il really acts like charm.
All persons requested 10 try II, for there Is " NO Mis-,
take" about it, being one OF The most valuable family med
Clues ever yet discovered Hundreds nay, thousands OF
certificates have been received Physica0s Clergy
mer ana families OF the first responsibility, hearing the
strongest testimony in its favor numerous 10 publish
Prepared only by DIR. d. JAYNE, No. 20 South Third
street, Philad-lp ha.
Sold at wholesale and retail Ivy the Agents a. B. x D.
SANDS Druggists 70 Fulon-street OF Gold, and
100 Futon.sree Ai.o sold by Abraham B. Sands CO..
273 Broadway Granite Bu'dn-s) corner OF Chambers
street, David Saad Co.. II Eas. Broadway, corner of
Market,rreet Price 50 cents SIS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15
TTULL'S TRUSSES.-Notce to Rup-

ggULL'S TRUSSES.-NOtice to Rup-
Z Il tured PrrS0n-Persons afflicted with ruptures may
RELY upon the best Instrumental aid the world affords, on
application at the office No Yssey-strec either OF
in the principal towns in the Uned states Be
careful examine the back pad OF tuls trusses 10 see II
they endorsed by Dr.. Hull III wiring None are .enu
me- he relied upon good, without his Signature
Many persons have undertaken vend limitations OF
Hubs celebrated ruSs. and thousands imposed npon!n
consequence These limitations cannot be relied upon they
are by unshlul mechanics, End NO better Than
The ordinary truss.s.
Rooms have been fitted up No. Veseys,reet. excln
svely for ladies' having separate enraRce from the bust
nrs department. female Is in constant attendance
10 " ali unnn female paents. ausO Ian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15
DRELAZ 81 BARRAUD'S Odontalgic

DRELAZ 81 BARRAUD'S Odontalgic
- or Balsamic Elixir for preserving the gums and
This Invaluable denrce is offered 10 The pub
lie possessing the properties OF strengthening te oy
gums cleaning the mouth and whitening the teets refresh
ing palate and taking away all unpleasant taste or ocnr
in mouth. arising FROM deraneed state OF the stonac,
the necessity 81 puff Make trial ei bottle aad VII
speak for itself
~ B. Each battle bearing the directians on Ire label
Sold by 3essrs Southland Delluc, sol Broadway ami
Park-rsw; Mr.. King Co.4Si Broadway corner Graai;
corner Courtiand and Messer5 Rushton Aspinwa, ITO
Broadway, &c William and 10 Aston House. aul6 la'