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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02
IMMENSE FIOOD

The rains which have fallen within the last few
days. together with the dissolution OF the great hodv
81 snow, that covered the ground from this pace
through all the country to the North, have produced
a iood in the Connecticut river, at this place and
vicinity, the equal Of which, has not been known
since the great Jefferson Flood - that occurred for
tytwo years ago. II ia said TINT the present. is not
quite as high as that Of 1901, though, lacking but a
few inches of it, The Northampton, TTadey and
Hatfield Meadows, with the Connecticut river, pre-
sent almost an entire and unbroken expnnse Of
water extending for several miles, up and down the
river.
On this side ofthe river the water has overlooked
in one direction, up high Meadow Gate, and
Pleasant street. or course the houses below, are
surrounded by water. South street, near the Bridge
is three feet under WATER and Blood lane is covered
almost to the American Hotel. DR. THOMPSON
barn was so flooded last night, as to make it neces
sary to turn out his cattle The houses on North
side of Viii river below the Aqueduct, are mostly
surrounded by water, and forsaken On the Sorth
side the flood has been exceedingly disastrous The
whole space, from the Mil river to FORTH H. almost
as far West, as South street, is under water. The
houses there, are built sand, and were therefore,
peculiarly liable to damage, Several have been so I'm
dermined by the waters them to he desert
ed, and i, Is thought they will he ruined
From Fladey, we learn by the Mail Carrier, who
rived here this morning by water, that the River
had overlooked the high bank at the head of West
Street, and that the whole was under water,-
many of the cellars were filed, and several families
had removed from their dwellings. The PEOPLE
were at work all last night endeavoring 10 stop the
current Of the River from pouring into the street
removing those barns, and in clearing such houses as
were most exposed to the flood.
Hockanum, and all that region, along the base of
the mountain is under water
We learn also, that Cooks Hill road-a new and
very expensive road the bank of the river Is Snutl
IIadiey is almost totally destroyed.
The Boston mail arrived last evening in Pleasant
street in a boat from IIockanum. And boat may
pass the whole distance by water without inter
ruption from Pleasant street in this village TO Crane
'Tnvcrn, the corner of West and Russell street in
Hadley -JN0rthhampton Courier
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02

DEATH IN THE URv Box.-Thc following SOL
emn and melancholy scene is described in the St.
Louis Republican:
yesterday afternoon, Mr. w. G. Whte6ed
member of the Jury of the United States Circuit, now
holding session in this city, died suddenly, while
in the Jury box, in the midst Of his associates. lie
had been complaining, for time, Of pain in his
side, and the first ntmnon ofany thing serious being
the matter with him was his asking some sitting
beside him to take hold of his head, for he believed
he was dying These the last words he spoke.
He leaned his head over upon the gentleman who
sat next to him, and to whom he had spoken, and
PRED Immediately. Physicians supposed that it
Il disease of the heart he died of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02

A ssigmee' Sale

N - = ID = 4 - 7s -
- 7 virtue Of sundry orders and iecrt"7
ND ruptcy issued out Of the D5,dc. oouu
United Suites for the District Of Vrrmcrt '.a...
me the several aud joint estate OF Soon %
Bankrupt, therein set forth, aud uy CO..
said Court, will sell at public auction, t- in.
dence of said Brown, in Concord, on Tur.'
23d day of May, 1919, at one o'cocl, 2.
following DESERVED properly viz. enc builnI0e %
| Cart, l Axe, ScyIhes ant. Snelhs, haUe
Sap Buckets, Saphoder. Gun, 10 Sheer.
die, together with certain notes. accounts, i-a
the assets Of said Brown.
REUBEN &, BENTON, AeeiC.
Lunenhurgh, April %, lS43. 30
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02
FAI1AI. ACCIDENT

Daniel Newell, Jr. son Of Mr. Daniel Newell, Of
Wheeoc, aged about . years, killed by the
fall Of tree on thefth inst while in the woods alone
The fatal dsastcr is supposed to have taken place in
consequences Of the falling Of the tree in direction
contrary to his expectation. The butt caught him,
fell across his body and produced immediate DEATH
-tCy1T.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02
Paddock & HOHgbl0n,

TETOULD hereby give notice To all pors
w dehlcd to them, that unless paymna.
previously to the 18th day Of Nay mex
MINDS will be left in the hands Of an ALTON
collection,
Lyndon, April 8, ls43, SO
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81. q. u. :322 e.. 4, ~. q q ga

In Sheffield, April l3, by Rev. Moses Cheney,
Mr. Alvin Miner to Miss Mary Ann C. Grey, both of
Sheffield.
In Montpelier, Seth Austin, Esq. of Bradford, to
Miss Minerva Angel.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02

G@Are the principles for which the wings are
Ontending worth an effort for their maintenance?
Flhey are we hope those persons who advocate
hem, in the discharge of the duty which they owe
heir country as good citizens of Vermont will strain
every nerve to uphold and defended them. The
next election in this State, will be one of vast mpor-
lance. The Locoioco party preparing Tor des-
perate struggIe-they will make mighty effort to
carry the State they expect be able to divide and
conquer Let wigs of Vermont remember this
The time approaches, candidates are to be selected
and the Wig party therefore, should be on the alert
~ If the wings will bring out the right men, and
ADOPT the necessary measures TO give them ethcient
support, can eusiy maintain the high ground we
nR'e always taken. But union and energy v'll be OF
ny. .s utmost importance.-BeiIows Fails GdS-
tuPre can be question of the upUdra fendency
" Wing principles through the country. The town
ec''ons in New York show it far as that State Is
V'csrned. Boston Atlas.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02
NOTICE.

F9NIIIS may certify that have This day e
my son ORANGE :. ArEn, his time,
clare him free 10 act and trade for himself, az.
claim none of bis earnings nor pay any debts
contracting after this date.
WALTER r. AYR
ST. Johnshury, April o5, Is43 So
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

EETE the subscribers having heen appO.C '-
w the Hon. the Probate Court for the Die
Orleans commissioners, To receive,
adjust the claims& demands Of all pcrsons,ngs
Estate of
ANDREW MCCLELLAN,
late of Glover, IN said district, de-
and also all claims and demands
in Offset thereto aud six months f.
day of the date hereof being allowed by sai' sH
FIR that purpose, We do therefore hereby 7a
ticr that we will attend TO the business Of aa
poiuimont, ct the Store Of Drew ard Webb in $780,.
or, in said district, On the fourth Tuesdays Of
and August next, at l o'clock, P. NJ. on $40
said days
Dated this 18th day of April, A. D. ls4s.
JAMES Seconds, J
JOHN DREW COmmasiorer@
DAVID BEAN, 299w@
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02

The Mission TO China. The Boston Courier says,
that letters were received by the Britannia, from Mr.
Everett, our Minister at London, from which it il in
farred that at their date he had made up his mind
whether to accept the office Of Minister to China or
not lie received the news ofhis appointment by the
Great Western, which arrived at Liverpool on the LIST
inst. and the Britannia sailed on the 4th.
.Mrriaye oChe Siamesc T0ins A Correspon-
dent Of the ~ Y. Courier, writing from Norh Carroll
nn says:
''On Thursday, April 18Th, were married at Wilkes
CO, N, C. by Elder Colby Sparks, of the Baptist
church, Messrs Chang and Eng, the Saniese twin
brothers, to Misses Sarah aud Adelaide, daughters
of slr David Yeates Of Wilkes county, N. CO.
Il Strong Temperance argument. Professor Sill
Imam is reported to have stnted, during recent lee
ture in Boston, that in the course of IL few years it
would be as common to see persons one hundred
years Of agea it is to those of seventy five;
and this probable result in favor Of long life he atri
butes to the temperance movements Of the present
day.
.Auericun NGnuFactures.--Th Boston Mercan-
tile Journal Of Saturday says-3arque Niagara, which
cleared to-day for London, takes out 400 bales of cot
TONS Of American Manufacture!
BRIGHTON NARAEr.--hlonday, April "a.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
At market, 81 0 beef Cattle, 90 Cows and Calves,
$40 Sheep, and 200 swine.
Prices Beef Catlle--A few cattle were probably
sold for triAe than highest quotations First
quality S4 rs a rs; second quality "A so u 70;
third quality % a 4 so.
Cows and CaIves-Sales none.
Sheep-Snles made ut IS to so.
swinn--Los TO peddIe Is Al for sows, and
s. 5 Is 81 Cor barrows; large barrows 0-S
A. At retail to for shous.
BOSTON MARKET.-April IS
FLOUR Genssee, 5 "A ) 50, Ohio, good, 8 90
Is 25
BUTTER. IL Is per Id.
CHEESE. s az do do
wool. We learn of no sales or changes in pri-
that require Particular notice. Limited sales Of
American daily making.
SaxQny and Merino aeecss, 81 so
Full blood, 81 3"
g blood 2S 81
blood Y q
Conmon ! blood 20 %
SMYRNA washed Is %
Danc,zi a Is
Buenos Ayres, l"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02

Blanks for sale at the Calsdonisn Office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01

I.-=t Ef..tiH asae,l ihI lao first evening. of
NV E. b aaf iifsf II 900 eu.5eas each nalt--
london lefler IN the Eseafns Posi- So
fl-t Ja#f 5a r just a.put sensible Is ,flher Jon
7|... l##s aanesf. Should ic well rsld-nay eAtray
a.9a..t IsI#-ara sffa.aed ANGLE nigh, at once stop
t'.t e#ls#f. iiHi aeaf. WLgn We lsok at the suns
gwen ~ if-ciu1 sAef8u, az ihe past records OF lie
s.t-s.i IL fI >dfH#s FRA iaraIaal'. peri rmsnce
l.' -..#sss4 a.- no t4s- sen h4fe lou much. Inc
81 fam' .Ia#.H a..ut twsn.y minutes IL all.
". s.s.s4 Eve sasaeas per minnie. Who would
.----E L. -N-
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NEW GsYsssAgeEq gaTNT.

|QNi. subscribers respectfully announce that they hive
associated themselves together, under the firm Of
T(REE DIl CT I'D, Tor the purpose of conducting
GROCERY BUSINESS, in the Rock House. on
Main street nearly opposite the franklin Hotel Their
stock will all times comprise well selected assert
mont Of GROCERIES, which they offer al the lowest
prices for cash q barter.
They would most respectfully solicit call from those
wishing any thing III the Grocery line, as We are deter
mined 10 sell good bargains.
they are also prepared to fin any orders for CtSI,
lNGS and have now in siore a fine lot of Pl OI ellis
made at the Factory OF Mes,rs Jesse T. pueuld x Co
A. u. TAREE.
JESSE /. Dit CT ID
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Tnr CoNEr- Spee'dafiais tyool a h ts.ot, Tho
philadelphia Gazette contains ps....1l.aa 0.u y I.
Walker. E..i, asronomer If tot ef7..Ia relation Ia
the late comet from winch We os'aef lae ...elaa
conclusions from witch II app,fI. iH#l comet -Haas
NE sun on the the 27tbof F,am7r last au' ,.a1eay
cred iroin the c0ucusss,an and passed. lts u.yi W
marvel thai men o science shu'i lan atnons So 5aa
Trajectory Of all that 70 know af lHe planetary system.
and Of Tie harmony which p.'y has dfta-,J through
Gus ma'tefs in Tins extract flam Nj Walkers IN. sa
fion Baltimore CiIPr
These says Mr. " , arc do established i1.ts Of the
case. The Comet srua. Tie -.aa fIla siIt Tge8arp
lest AMI ON the --ta WIS -fc. M tie day t.u. &C.
psrung ifefn tHr sua 9aest. cai##f# 81 Iyr,Ja.a.-
bs tan on the 2jd whea seHa so u,. HI ~.., On
sefVaimy by my hrihe, sister, aad u5-.ti, VAS ~ =
position inofo nearly vertical '0Hf was ol5 ia
March; that Is TO sly, II Ma a.' al u#i.. va, b.
fwoeen Inc position w the llIh Il Nn.rH. All
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a3ctttesl.
A sKErtn-SoT FsNxaA

calisia' who eaa s5ee th't iasc,
Ind yci believe tbes false ss isIfs
Nhe gas, upon lhst form ol FfaHe.
AID deus, au a4st,s saal d,.ss.s .ae.es
I AN Those lask- luNurls1t wsse
Around brae Tan SNOW mafs Whit,
fia.t belieHs ~ msliee go
flse eyes .hey sasle such Iiefslas hElta
silans souse, AMI ~ viii irisairz s',am.
Enhance ih, uaalasas b-s-tt a.a=sf
n, minds expansive trca,uf.- saaa
The Wild bee, pfzriaas teaaas##s, ..-,.
r, while we safs d., ds.1rl= az.f,
Or watch the wild hee aa t.e 47i#s.
W. ihins upon lie .1anief, crash.
And guard against lie latent sing.
oh'ne'et did Heaven, IA indss' mod.
4 brighter iaeeler dwelling frsme,
To leld spuit pune and fp,d,
Than tl,at which ,hroud, tlv saal u fame.
Yst thru art erael. false ami ts.#.
II smiling hatred, deep and .Ial-
That, like the Indian -cIcnt, al.
Clasp closest ebeu If metn- tiki.
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gNMcE.lrfiCicS.

\ \ ADDITION to our stock Of CHINA. GLASS 4
u NsfHERN- W ARE, we have on hand, superior
AsI'o! liaflsj fine English plain and gill edge Ietter
Paper Noe Paper, by the slip, and in boxes, handsome
y ASSERTED. with Envelopes Sc Motto Nacrs Motto
Nc1ls, Ladies Fancy Work Boxes; Portable DESKS:
Black r5achcs Eye Glasses; Hair Pins; Hair Brushes.
Tooth brushes Pocket lnkslands; Glass lnksrards Co.
logne; fancy cut Cologne Bottles; Powder Tor the * n
Chemical soap for the teeth; Toilet 4 Shaving Soap.
Dolls t'am Rings; Aceordans, Metallic Pens; Pocket
Books fine extracts Tor ildkf perfume; Macass,r Oh
warranted genuine Qulrl's Cascade Oh; Cigar Uses.
Poriumed Sails, Extract Of Lemon Tor cooking pur
poses; Also Dr. Sheunan's Cough < Worm lozcnaes.
Electric Anodyne for the tooth & ear ache and DR..
Rushs celebrated Antbons Pills
JOSEPH ID. EVANS < co.
Nav ; -
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Esoe,'g's 81 <isesi e..

's,lls subscriber hos Just received handsome assor
4 menl Vi Gen,leirens. Boots and Shoes,
LiDIES'
I'D aud Leather walking Shots.
The fines Philadelphia made KID Slippers,
\ common low priced do do
MISSES
KID aud Morocco Slippers at very Low price,
Leather Shoes Of good quality aud very low priced,
Boys and Chlldrcn's SHOES
would say to my friends and the public generally.
that the abosc named articles viii be sold To sui the
Times. as bought them unusually low, and viii sell At a
corresponding price. Call and see for yourselves, Sc
aoud door above the Market House.
JAMES FREIW ELL.
May II Ia
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gsCnd this and believe it
= nd then call and see II,
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J75 returned 'foIn me North and IS at present
~ III l9'l f'e' 'Il o. az unusually large cheap aud
'Pohda as1.rlmrnt ct
-, HE < NJ ~ !, - ~ " '1 s'"obS'
u ~. 'tSiS'i9s ~ i@r' o. Inc
, 49, i,. ''' ('' o''eN nuns q iIAe
.,I ,.,,,,..,. d.. IL ,t ~ 80 .''
-. -. - '3i'"N t}''ii'''FtS'
together with beautiful assortment oil fancy OHSsni'fS
&" rcneh, fu9jiSl anu American manufactures various
shades and qualities Of Mefho Cassmeres PLAIN, striped
and PLAID O'am'roo,s Oral dc E1es, i.ucns, Linen
puiIs, and summer nt1so every hlndt IRISH Linens
.yme cNlfa Tine, Neyel Salln and Silk NtsiIng ianey
M'Hho eslla9, l"iIheil5.N o"nel and Nurseries do
an assortment 4" pam and lanry NochS. NeafiN tnfals
Pocket laadhrIc' is ihSom7 and collars, iHa' is nni
to 'c surpassed ny any III 54r IN, market
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\ pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
q OF Law and Ghancery, for the town al lyurhbmg.
pronounced On the 18Th day of October. lSl2, in two
SUITS therein depending, the one between Nichols \
Ben. plaintiffs and William Bailey aud others. dttn-
dauls, and the other between John &. Mcem plain
M, and W Ham Bailey aud others, defendants,
lhc undersigned will on the l3fh day Of My.
1913, thu premises sell by way ol public auction, tr
cash, all the gil, title, interest and claim, either AT
law, m equity, Of the said William Bailey in and to
the three following pieces parcels oigrund, with the
appattaanecs situated in tho corporation OF ynci5uru
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01

T Court of Qnalel, SESSIONS, continued aud hod'r
- for the county Of Patrick, tie ouIthous, bsIoof,
uu ,he l1lh day ui March. lsi3:
Joseph u Evans and NIliim Allison, late merchant. ard
Parter trading under the finn and style ofJo,eph D. k.'n'
y Co, plaintiffs,
dlruiHI
Charles {. Lee, Defendants.
Is CuANCERY
The defendant, not having entered his appearance ana
given security, according 10 the Act OF Assembly and the
Rules Fl his tour and it airing by satisfactory e,-
dcucc that hc j. inhaitanl this conrmnnw csh n
mon OF the plaintiffs, by counsel it ordered that tn, said
defendant do appear hcie the first day of June next
and answer the plaintiffs bill that a copy Of this orl'l he
llihWh published IN tie l.yuchburg Airginan for eish'
weeks excessively, and posted At The l~ni door o Inc
Courthouse Of this county, some Court day.
Copy,-'TcStc,
SAMUEL G.. STAPLES n.
April wsw
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ogs,y.s'G EsELE.U0.V.g.

"A NIl EXPECTED, a very superior lot Of q
~ au8s \ Lemons, which VIII be sold remarkably
Iow for ctsa, by CHARLES PHELPS.
May u Is
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(EE. EHNHYyE e..

ENOR SALE new Charlotte otlhe most fashionable
style, made by an experienced workman. suitable
Tor one ortwn horses. BY early application bargain
may be had. CHARLES PlIEIFS.
Nav Is Is
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ygTE. SIlI Hga
e043!3ssjsSf0fs .Eefch0NE,
IsNs'FssstsIE ",

NN'iii. ATTEND Particularly 10 TIN
W SALE OF Yo5"CcO, iiour aud .,Ae
produce.
(ofseG OPPOSITE LIBERTY VAIN HOUSED
MAY va
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PLOUGHs! PLGUGHs!. rLOGGus,u
~
y=z--so

fENlF subscriber, heng agent for the sale of those
n celebrated PIoughs made by Rngglcs. Nourse y
Mason, OF Worcester Massachusetts, offers the ollow
lng descriptions, at factory prices
One horse hull side Ploughs at see
Two do do do do at 1910
Extra two horse hill side do at II 81
One horse common Plough at 4,5o
Two do do do 500
Three do do do at .0a
foughs NJ common castings, at much less rrlces.Co
uyaiprs aud Corn shelters.
Points to sui the various plouohs always on hand.
JAMES A. SIlGLER
y,
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April l8

STIRGINfN:-N Rules held in the Clicks OH. Of tho
Ga1aty Court ol Bedford on Monday, III. day OF ~
pii lsl3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-01

" lliam Brown. Iianlev and Betsy his wife,
formerly Eetsef BROWN, Burton and Margaret his
wife, FORMERLY Margaret Brown. Amelia Brown, William
Nl1m and haroic his WIle formerly Charlotte Brown ard
Nicipla, Robertson, Shcfiiioi Bedford County,
Il-Js
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YtreAiu-eigAk fhonsnlia tnlinrs.


fSWo Rooms OrER orr STORE.
Ply Ne, GREGORY {. Go
Apnl7 t,
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4 + utes holden in The Jerks Ol.c 9th, County Cow,
"a o Patrick at tho Courthouse thereof, tho 3rd ds, ~
April. lSi3.
Thpnt. AicCahc and iohn W llead-n rlAin,ii
against
Ioaath1n Hale pcnn- Hale. Peter Hale Samuel MAJ
min. aid lii b"thIhs Wiz late Elizabeth Hale, Iars.u
Hale ia5 tn'h 1ud Ruth la. wis, late luL ls.c md
Samuel Hale, Michael Hale and Rlc, Hale, infas,
der te az years, di>tiibniee. OF the II
Lewis iIale. decd, and Thomas j. Tenn adnnnifa:o IL
the aid l.. llle. de II. Del-adtna
Is CHtNCERv.
The defendants Jonathan Hale. Dennis Hale, Peter ma.
Samuel Manning and fzaheh hi, wife. late Fliys .s,h
Hale Jaeksu Hale aud Samuel Hale, Michael Hale s.d
ltarhc Hale, aud Thomas J. Penn, admir-. Aforesaid
not having entered their appearance and security
cna4 - fr Act of Neml, and the Rules {" tins toaft
tui appearing hy sasftspr ry dcncc that they
wh1iln-at Ills tomnann alth: On nntiar oi the flia
tin b9 r7l-c l. ordered that the aid Defendants de-
pear brrc an The first Monday IN June neNt, and
plaintiffs bill that copy oi tins order be forthwith published
m ,he l}habug ir9inan for eight weeks successfully,
and nrcl thr front door Of the Courthouse Of th. rousty
Court dlv.
Copy-Tese,
SAMUEL. e. STAPLES, C.
April Is wsw
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fsNlf. Subscribers lave made arrangements by Nhlc
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IMPORTANT MEDICINES
MARsHALL's COMPOUND SYRUP AM

MARsHALL'S COMPOUND SYRUP AND
FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLAl
is with confidence offered TO the Medical Faculty
i and the Public possessing in great degree, all
the virtues Of SARSAPARILLA, in its most con
ccntratcd form, being prepared by NEW and M
PROVED process over all others, which extracts all
the active matter OF the root II ~ highly recon-
mepded as Spring and Fall purifier Of the BLOOD,
and will be found particularly useful in rheumatism,
Ulcers, Scrofua, letter, White Swelling, Cutancous
Eruptions, and disorders which arise from an i'm
pure state Of the Boon, the abuse OF Mercury, NC
Physicians who prescribe MAnsuAIL's ShRSAPA-
RlLLA, will soon discover such incoptcstble cvi-
dence Of its curative powers shall fully establish
its character and superiority over all others now IN
use.
Ono eight bottle contains moro OF the active
principle Of Sasapaiiia than gallon of those mix
lures usually sold in tho stores, and those who have
been disappointed IN fhs Of Sorsaporiio nil find thus
efectuoi remedy. Price Of SsrssParills, 81 price
of Extract, Use nts.
MARSHALL's vERMIFUGE
Is recommended TO nurses parents and others, eho
have the care II children, the most safe and ehec-
ual rorn destroying msdicin<s yet discovered BE-
sides being sqs and active vcrmifugc, II IS so plea
mt that child will refuse to take IL IL equally
eficacious in removing other disorders, such as
bo,rei complaints, romhng, and all complaints to which
children are iablr.
Sold at w. MARSHALL'S Successor Of Charles
Marshall No. 3l2, Market street above Ninth, PHI
ladelpha. Price Is cents.
For sale by WILLIAM YOUNG, Agent for the
CITY Of Washington, D. c. jan. ST