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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-14
Goods.

Suited to The season which will be sold as
cheap as the cheapest.
Nj az 90, 1913. IRA TEWART
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next, at two o'clock In the afternoon, (unless
previously disposed of at private sale,) the fol-
lowing real estate OF
Seymour Sellick,
late of said Mddebury deceased, to wi:
The house where the deceased lived, with al!
the land purchased by him of the Rutland Ban k;
The house and lot purchased of Clark Fits,
sui iect to lease 10 thankful Sellick, during her
life;
The store ard lot now occupied by W S john
con;
The Green Store and lot. adjoining the above,
now occupied by R. D, Farr;
leo acres of land on the creek, in Cornwall
principally covered with fencing and other tim
Der;
Half pew No 20. in the Congregational meet
ing house:
The terms Of sale will be-One fourth Cash,
on the delivery of The deed; and The remainder in
three annual payments, with satisfactory secur-
ty, and on annual interest.
s, SWIFT, Executor.
Middlebury 5th June, 1913,
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Florence Hats.

u A DIES Florence Braid Hats. Straw
HA and Pam If d., Artificial Flowers,
Ri bong, Fillei Gloves and Mits, Damask
Shawls Gimps, Fans &C., al Vallett's cheap
cash store. Nav, IS4S.
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SIR CHARLES BAGOT.

The latest intelligence from Kingston,
Canada, as briefly announced in our post
script of yesterday, leaves no room to doubt
that Sir Charles Bagot, after many chang.
ing aspects Of his disease. and many alter
atoms of hope ard apprehension, has at last
departed this life.
We sincerely regret this event. because
we have regarded Sir Charles Bagot as a
man of truly liberal and enlightened senti-
ments in reference TO government, and es-
pecially in reference to Canadian politics.
and personally a man of sense and prohity,
of cultivated tastes and unaffected kindness
Of heart. Such man must have become
very dear to his family and friends and
his private qualities must have also served
to recommend his political opinions and
views of public policy.
Still SO far as Canadian policy is con.
cerned, the death of Sir Charles Bagot will
produce no change.
Sol occubuu sed nor nuHa secuia esi.
Sir charles Metcalf, who has already for
some months been at the head of the Cana.
dian government, will carry out the gene
raj principles of his predecessor, while his
administration will lose nothing in vigor,
and his bodily health & mental energy give
promise Of continuance at the head of af-
fairs long enough for the colonial policy to
become consolidated, and to strengthen it.
self in the general opinion by IFS results.
~>~~~~~~~
1t seems not TO enter into the calculations
of those who look for such immense advan-
tages from the admission of our bread stulIS
into England, that the bread stuffs of other
countries will be admitted on the same
terms. The immense grain region which
finds the outlet for its products at Dantzic,
will have a superiority over our own wheat
growing country in the West, which will
give us little chance in the competition;
while the home market for our wheat would
be injured by the destruction of various
branches of industry dependent upon pro-
lection for their existence +; and thousands
who are now consumers of wheat would be
forced 10 become producers of it. But there
is no probability that England will consent
to such n modification of her corn laws, US
viii admit Of any serious competition with
her own bread stuffs. The agricultural in
terest in England is too strong to allow Of
any such change. Prov. Jour.
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A true copy of record.
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL, Register. 5I;3y
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PARIS PILLS.
ITO THOSE WHO SUFFER- from complaints peculiar to
i he EIRST COMMk NOE MkNT OF WINTER.

- =
In does the blood and secreons of the human
undergo striking changes than the m Of the
and especially the of winter IL turn 10
changes the yeabe world found be
ly srkiL gy analogous but II have strong influence the
healthy diseased condition of The body From the decay Of
autumn and the morbid and death ike of winter the hui
system also for period affecnd by similar feeling,
arising from the action OF temporary decay Adapting itself to
the laws that nsnmaie nature Ihs renders the
OF simple medicine Especially those OF slender
constuon Of absolute import nce-or this is the time to
with nedic"e and at the time
strengthen the powers of the vital organs.
OF the functions be cleansed and nvgorated
have intimate than the stomach and
liver The presence food Ia the and the healthy
smuant the ye but whnever the coatngs OF the ormr
become and morbid the bile improperly sesreted and
the liver and generally unhealthy state of the diees
tive In this state fly to calome
relief especially the
Is lMBlBlNG FATAL CONSEQUENCES, as invariably
cold followed by rheumatism Of the worst sort ensnes To
GIVE A HEALTHY TONE TO THE STn,iMACH, TO
lasdy by the change of the
of partial decay take medicines free from mineral
pounds dsletenous but strengthening. Such PAR
LIFE PILLS ing perfectly gentle in their operation and
compounded purely Of vegetables Its celebrated author
(whose life prolonged beyond that Of other
the Patrarchs) and who for than century
close and student of the medicinal properties plants
attained his extraordinary age BY judcou Of this
pound To their superiority, safe aud and certain remedy
both children and adults all other vegetable
in use, THOUSANDS OF PERSONS ARE CONSTANT
LY TESTIFYING
Sod by nearly all the respectable Druggists in New York,
wholesale by Thomas Roberts Co. 30 Broadway first
and in every part oSthe United States and Canada
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WONDERFUL REMEDY
VIRREY's TINCTURE AND LOTION OF INVIGO


SUPPLY of these invaluable and extraordinary remedies
has been received direct from Doctor Adrian Viney, Of
BY his exclusive American agents De Launey Grey
of New York Nothing equal them has been discovered
for removing mpotency faor abus nervous affections and
avIgorang the aud evvng the decayed energies Of
certain fact that can be proved by any IN Ten
mlnutes for while all other medicines recommended for the
diseases admitted by their inventors TO be slow Of
operation the rnctur and Lotion nvigoraon and
make their effect felt in few after they made
Of Indeed their aud wonderful such that cold
imbeciv cannot remain III The constitution that
der the dominion for half hour: it possible Tor
married female TO them aud remain without ofspns for
They nnrivailed Iesdies Incint consump.
ton ppation the headache get
and affections OF the Kidneys all diseases produced
nsmeless solitary habit for which they aspeedy and posi-
tive The Tncure taken internally and pleasant
the TASTE the Lotion used externally They may he used
separately th benefit but effective when used
together Price SO bottle or both bottles for So
N B-PersoDs living al distance have these medicines
rent in the form of powders only double the postage
with full printed directions for converting them the Tine
tuIe and Lotion Price So for powder, So for both.
po elce
remances be paid and directed De Launey
Grey, New York.
Information Of delicate end interesting nature which can
not be inserted poblc adve each
lie and These should be used
Iant for their exciting would be liable pro-
duce abortion
Sold by special appointment Of
DE LAUNEY & GREY,
New ork
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DOCTOR YOURSELF
PRIVATELY

DR GREGORY may be consulted At Al. bouu
o. nea s dfy at f ssn Barclay
treatment of hoe half cured" which always prove SO
wSeb BAT Ill le Ss,
adapting Of remedies the PATIENTS who gene
rally desire to obtain cure speedily and privately pos
knowing that many people have desire for information up
has Or Sso s:Psc ssI s sy ar aspy in
his rriyate treatise contains engayngsis much improved
and and subjects of interest and
The various forms Of bodily and mental weakness ncaJacty
are s1s sna % ss heS a
tanning sound health il work plainly and adapt
Ia to e use Of all those who as need q 81
treating impotence barrenness and certain destructive
VIII g. aaa
to all classess friendly yet silent monitor where sensual
or debility has made a% "a, osy IGa upon the health
but the certainty Of restoration IL shows how
the attenuation Of the frame papiaon Of the bea
Of the system cough indigestion and train of
wrong causes when reality they are he az y"
aurne aud perncous practice alike destructive to the mind
The chapter structure is worthy of particular
and should be read BY every one The authors method OF
ing nv snss and affords positive
its Dr. g. will warrant TO cure every ca.e
6e Which he enable e S to Be
success III every instance. ''
The price Of the book above alluded to is 50 cents. and
at NE , 20 AGENCIES which drug stores viz -
No. % q Est Broadway cor. Of Siarketst.
no lsS 5owery, cor Of Spring St
70 80 Fulton ST. cor. OF Water st.
No. a ms Delaney st, cor. Of Suffolk st
Both corners 9f Broadway and Chambers street
choose order tit viii also Be es BY mall on receipt q
one dollar addressed TO box SGT. no lmsr
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DIR. THOMAS SPECIFIC PILLS. :,

For the Speedy and Permanent Cur OF ConouhGa Clest
Structures Seminal Weakness and Diseases generally
I'M !. OF the Urethra. .
THE Of delicate diseases which these Pills so well
that classes b society subject less TO fall into Its
Malignant grasp nd blasted aud borne down IN
suffering body mind the victim Of its ready
thing that offers reasonable hop oil recovery
Among the many and OF relief that are plac
eli before the public unfortunately Of them prepared
by men unacquained with the Of the malades which
they promise and Of them igaoant OF the
of the medicines they using for that
and may be easily foeseen the result that the
fall their hands receives relief but
the contrary the medicine employed being perhaps quite the
opposite OF what required In his and the time that Is
lost only tend aen the disease permanently and LIN
upon the its lasting and vexaous consequences
of the the welfare OF the aicted
dua that diseases of this class be speedily removed and
that they be removed with and sale remedies other
wise they to result the most
the and happiness OF the patient by leaving pera
sentinel weakness structure the urehra Inflammation
of the gland OF the other serious naa
dies which invariably follow badly seated case oil gonor
rhea
ectua TO its the proprietor OF Thomas
Specific Pills with pleasure that long experiences IN
every variety and stage Of this complaint that these
Pills that required thoroughly and eaectn
ally from the the FIRST Of this complaint and by
gently exciting the parts TO natural action restore the PATIENT
aggravated this perfect
Lasting he lth.
These Specific Pills are vegetable preparation composed OF
the active principles only and entirely inoxous TO the most
delicate constitutions All who have been partially mper
cy cured other medicines permanently establish their
health by using box or two Of this remedy;
wsy 2s Broadway Of Chambers street. Price ST.
lmsr
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FOR ERUPrIONS ON THE SKIN, CHAPD
HANDS OR FACE, DISFlGUREMENTS
FIR CKJES RIOTCHES. NC.

THE ubc have been humbugged much with nostrums
they afraid physicians remedy; still If the
sensible show that article really chemical and med
cal they believe it, this we'd TO have cured the
worst Of eruption chapped nesh &c when me most
aeulous-it clears es the skin wonderfully
il is excellent 10 wash wh for nf-n with tender flesh
aud with bear IS is excellent cures also salt
American Eagle 81 Chatham stprice so cake; State
st. Boston; Ledger Building Philadelphia, l39 Fulton
Brooklyn.
The Moorish Hair DyePrice so and s. per bottle for
dyeng light red hair dark brown or black-Sold at
the place
Jones' Spanish Lily WhiteFo making ladies cheeks fine
aabster white This is different chalk-we
injure -
Country merchants captains and Others, allowed liberal
discount sell again All letters, post paid attended
mis- lmsec
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JOHN J. CLARK,
Apothscary and Secretary.

ID HEUMATICS ATTEND DIR. GARDNER, who
under Professor Parker of this city in the Pitts
field Medical stuton, has compounded for family use his
with directions for bottles at 50 and S. each and has
failed curing toothache. elrache and all
acute pans when applied directed DR. Gardner also
pounds and has for sale Carefully up with directions for
liver complaints Alternative syrup Ga certain cure for
affections scroula eyspe!as and all other diseases
of the biood Pumonic Soap Ian nallibe
on) at So bottle Sold 100 Greenwich, of Court
landt street and nowhere els n
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.
"PRINCIPiIS OBSTA."

RIVER DlSfENSAkN, 20fH ultOn street,
~ Greenwich-Dr. MORRISON, Member of the Royal
College Of Surgeons, London and formerly Surgeon the
British Navy continue 70 be consulted cenfdentially
and ell those distressing symptoms consequent
judicious and the imprudent OF quack mei
clnes regpa medical education with practice
Of years enables Dr. NJ adapt proper remedies
the various constitutions a.w the different forms OF those
nsidous malades. DR.. NJ. daily consulted by patients
where the leading have been only checked still eav
ing the poison to Turk in the system, until ultimately deve
oRes itself in the deporbe shape Of secondary syphilis In
all Dr. NJ perfect without
performed in three five day., and n proportion
with malignsnt
STRUCTURES OF URETHhA -Obstructions in the
ursra such structures and enlargement Of the prostate
gland accompanied with much irritation and dull pain those
parts OF the of maletment- Dr. NJ
cures structures IN scientific manner promoting their absorb
ton without PAIN In Advertisements the subject
Of strictp-es the moms defined This is ie1sonbe.
cause enlargement Of the gland &C. would produce
ges &c when reality there structure Dr. NJ is fire.
quenty consulted where patients have been injured by such
improper
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.-Ihousandso of young
men are suffering from the of indulgence
ct destructive habit and whose fuhe from
the use OF nosums ard pretended specifics which
" to induce greater depression Dr. NJ such
Strictly confidential Letters post paid containing
forwarded part the U.ion by the
peLisrtsl nag history oil his
Once 2oxht J ulton 1t. Greenwich
B-With exception Dr. M the only Qualified
t.ng SurEeon the city, See his diplomas suspended
Once ole imsr
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MEDICAL
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH; -
A DEsIDERATUM IN pENTiSTKu
CASirI ssI BROADWAY,

UUlDE III OOOtTb
A DESIDERATUM IN pE NrnttS St u.
VNR. A. c. CASTLE, ssl BhoAppWhr S G
~ Of WHITE sTREET ha. Pass ss for, Tor ,.nSs
teeth without any pain snence with which II be-
aSit6erS painful and useless teeth artihciaily sound
and nsrret In ali respective for preven,ing IN
All CASES the acessity Of extraction. Ladies the most
vivid terms as TO its efficacy The Editor Of the Evening Post
IL is admirably adapted for tender teeth and
Castle the teeth with great and
bilityb The New York Aurora - IL makes the teeth
IN ali RESPECTS perfect for lf The Sun DR. Castle has
Obtained celebrity for his excellent mode of filling the
teeth" gentlemen OF the Medical Faculty
have personally tried and recommend DR. Castles Paste for
filling the teeth Tooh-ache pills. OF which put in ithe
aching tooth will effect permanent cure
FTom the Journal of Commerce.)
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATION-Dr.
Castle has replaced by most ingenious piece of dental
mechanism the lost portion. Of the upper and lower jaw bones
this terrible and casualty while in pursuit Of
eonhmtory Of this extraordinary and is entire
Dr. Castle of regret TO- the Lieutenant
mospheric pressure
DR.. A. C. Castle refers the Spanish French and
English Ambassadors, MI stoughton, the Spanish Consul,
Rear Admiral Walton, Lord Morleth Gen: McCany,
Gov Mason, Dr. + u Johnson President Of the Medical so
Getty s. n. Y: Mrs General Gaines, j. b. Beck NJ Or.
J. A. Smith, Dr. Deaed. DR.. Beadle, Dr. Boyd Dr. Bu-
Bayes, DR.. Wn Grayson d Derring, &s &c. Office sci
Broadway. mig lm'ec
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
,u ,o,,r,rsyyENTEpp APP rRyfaHEpgY

seientihe es|bn.tion Of pEIedient. Of which
aon Of the world They known ali Europe TO be
the only discovered that has proved invariably
producing the monthly Their Certainty al
being such that they must no, Be used during
produce miscarriage IL used during that period.
The directions are translated into English and enveopel
round with the seal oil the importer stamped Each boy con
tains the signature Of M de b9udeloque the English d.
recops have the signature OF Dr. f. MELVEA authorized
agent for the continent Of America.
They can be qnsmittsd BY mail any part Of the United
BE- usted stsatss oss ss Liberty street GeYich
Boston at No Salem street. Letters directed TO Dr. n,
Melveau, box a. New York, will meet with Immediate atteri
ton All letters must be post paid o10 2m5&wsr
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THE EL1xER OF LOVE

THE ELIxER OF LOVE
1hs household Ties. the household ties.
How beautiful, they
With rosy lips aud laughing eyes.
Red cheeks and golden hair.
How sad is childless married life
Wealth eau JOY afford;
Cold looks the husband on the wife
The wife upon her lord.
But LOWS ELIxER-that sweet boon
viii Natures remove,
Aud crown " h living blossoms soon,
The bed Of ffuitless love.
Lucna Cordal.-barren wives
IL to mothers fair,
And the fond of Father gives
To husbands in despair
In leuehorrea aud in elects,
IL proves sovereign balm;
Consumption too conqueror meets
in its unfaing CHI nm.
Eruptions, lassitude and pains,
In back, or loins or CHI, st;
Disease brought on by sudden strains
Discha ges long suppressed,
Ara by this wond rous Cordial cured.
No their victims vrx.
Thus by itssid is health insured
Al once either
Let all who suffer from disease
Or fault in Natures Law,
Seek from this grand specific ease,
At ninety-two ssau.
And No 10 Court street. Boston No. 90 North 9Th street.
hilsdelphia. - ,
ordering this medicine from the country by sending
remittance have boxed and of the
MON Price 50 per bottle or SEA per dozen. n2 lm~m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-24
DOCTOR CORBIr.


MAY BE CONSULTED con6dentially at his Office Noi
respectfully informed that Dr. CORBlTr is member
OF University Of the city of New York. and that he has
cusvey confined his practice from being general to the treat
en certain class Of diseases now over eleven years ~ me
fomnd in his practice.
The the unfortunate against the Of
cuy has its thousands OF victims cent cases e IN
udcIously treated by person legally qualified and by
pretenders quacs there several of them the
Persons afflicted with proacted and nveeate need
despair of being restored to health by applying to Dr. Corbtt
established the Doctors
ton for skill and responsibility Structures engage the Doctors
profound attention. medicine may be had prevent
disease in of its forms.
Office hours A. NJ. to 9 p. NJ. NIL Imsm
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DOCTOR BELL

BELL devotes his personal attention daily
I'll 10 to the removal Of private diseases every
successfully treated by pretended practition-
aboring under the destructive effects of
auack nosums and all who suspect the of disease
an.ee of cure. 1919 ~ "N
Persons contemplating marriage who have been the sub
)ects o. decate diseases consult Dr. Bell honorable
confidence Post paid letters describing the persons
distance have his prompt attention Dr. BIS never
'
u8 Ira
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MADAME h SkAsHTlHN ~ MsfNAIks

W ;nrnn H.! EII, r.NIALE would
~ INFORM ladies who with proper delicacy, have repus
sance 70 th treatment Of their complaints BY their
experience practice and know ledge enables her do TO- She
deems necessary TO state this she does not wsh To be
CHASED with the pretender continually appearing dsap
peaIng advertising Female Physicians" who too isno
any themselves are Obliged get
W less gnofan auack Consulting par
lo and resd-nce m Greenwich street. between Courtand
PM. - $500 oio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-24

THE PRIVATE TREATlSE-This little book itself il
designed for those who require speedy and
Tor certain infectious complaints and which the best
treatment plain and faithful The
price 81 The present advertisement however,
that the causes which render these complaints obstinate
and ngerugin the form OF single Letter which he supplies
free OF expense 10 wishing j. HIS for doing
this are given IN the letter ITSELF and this Also will be
why so many persons suffer from month month with
complaint which is 50 prone TO affect the mind well unc
tons oil the body and which easily and Speedily cured
when once its nature is explained.
But lest should be supposed that the letter here reed
Processes than really the author
that beside his long experience he has testimonial letters
the subject OF has integrity and skill from the EN-
physicians in Europe 10 the eminent in America Sir
Ashley Cooper 10 Dr. Mott Of New York, Dr. Phys,ck OF
TO elm9st every qhysician Of emnence in the city.
Dr. Ralph would also further that he consulted
diseases OF this nature his residence No. 90
en- street hour and those who honor him with their
confidence tina complicated disease will
o. surprised al the and aockress with which,
they VIII OBTAIN cure. NIL lmsr
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EXTRAORDINARY CURE.
OPIFERQUE PER OpEN DICOR.

DIR. JOHNSON takes this method Of informing 1.-THE public
- that he still affords relief the afflicted of both sexes
be always consulted with the confidence in the
Wors cases Of secret diseases or any Of the effects resulting
following Of letter the possession OF Dr. Johnson
clearly illustrates the triumph OF knowledge and experience
medical Quackery, aud the shows
necessity in the public discrimination between the regularly
educated physician and the chariatan.
DEAR SIR:-
put myself under the Of nosum vender when my
disease first appeared he promised dollar
and made but light Of my affection. Instead Of improving
became worse day-my appetite failed unable
attend business and after expanding $780, vile Imposer
had the impudence tell me he DOCTOR but merely
rage not being able TO walk the te and drove
office IL Duane You examined my and promised
to You have performed undertaking in a short
time As now enjoy perfect health, think my duty
those afflicted make this statement public through press
THOMAS J. THURSTON,
Carpenter, Munroe ST., N. Y.
medicine may be had Of Dr. prevent the above disease
II any Of its numerous forms
Office open from in the morning tilltss AZ night;
Inn
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ECONOMY IN ENrLEMEN'S DRESS.
ALL EXTREMES ARE RAD

has been truly said that goods not worth the
pense OF making, aud Slop ide clothes good cloth
spoiled Experience have taught that there
those who lay thick that mprecations loud, but
deep generally the first reading Of the bill I'm
pressed with these fcts the undersigned pursuing middle
avoiding profits the hand keep
ing the very articles the other which made
order under the efficient
peent wokmen be found in the country Our Stock
Tor the winter is complete consisting Of Super Black,
Blue Olive, Brown and Green Cloths for Dress and Frook
Coats
WATERPROOF DOUBLE MILLED CLOTHS, BEA-
VERS, TWEEDS, &c. FOR OVER COATS.
Cassmeres all the and styles for Pantaloons
Nestings rich Vevets Merno, Cschmees Dressing Robe
satns Silks Nc With large of Fancy Dress Ar
nces including Scars Handkerchief Cnvats Gloves Sus
penders, &c.
WILLIAM T. JENNINGS & Co,
23l Broadway,
o2s lm.ec American Hotel, opposite the Fountain.