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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

ID ONE had her CaSir Greece her AeNndrr, an Atere her
III Washington identified with III II niys greatness
national glory Every :icnp Ia 'f "t Their grat
name, has rehaued the head oi Tie is nd added
L. Ttuin. ike the >it'"hu, WI dtl
m Every iGolic behti factor
hn the prevail hut Tor season
The adversary man~ Temporal rn AeHt + ilid III various
nj multiplicity stchh"ss
Hfuiis nuttl mortal
.tfaic in III. S"r'
find balm for ryer H. AMI u II l. used drst Ii ann becomes
again For drln meri- 81 the b""h diseases oi
bones >wcnl Of The glands. cuareo1s diseases, ELECTS ~
mercury an The system secondary sypltic mp Scrua
or Kings Evil Hip diseases md ors Of similar NATURE
Saad.' stands neat. Ihi> medicine hd &C
qued enduring fame CIR IL great cHra:c po"ers ahh lhe
Iroprieinr- receiving irn all SECTIONS % our c"nny
The mos; conyinc me- c>tmonas pamphlet
tanning nm many remarkable mag be had salr
,ou IN al the pro- ri,jogs aud MI ihcir tGeus.
10 For particulars, advertisements IN ms anu o'er CITY
paprrs. .,
by A. 4. SA:nS co, Druggist, and Chemists Granite Bnld
rags Broadway of Chambers street Me-" YORK.
Sold in Richmond Agents. y btNA = co.. ~ refers
hufr hy RtSSER ANDERSON. SoGic!6 10y VI " san OS
ana hp nruaaits generally the principal cities ~ the L. =
Price. 81 pcr hotc5 bottles !ur s..
ar CAUTION Re particular To- ask i"r SANps sarsaa
rila, aud take M other Ho'.'-i'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

TT i. nand 20 record III. igrd and iuir, wto, for
years - tne bank o he gave
m now much ir5n Gisifsssia. Ik, wacn the victim
who In, been acItd aag Ia NE sHs time 81 ne "h,n
upnn parents, relatives ~ th1s A. qua
NJ The ftircst p ii-e m OF honor and nseine-, aHci-
paicd rs We feel 'he truth IL these rcd y the I"ci
a annually cr 20 e'is aG unli1y e'a'rr
and cxed woii uuAnoan. ifom al lAe prospects ana ENJOY
eu- If , the consequence at on nnenar!rd moment
and by disease winch uGls simple the bEt pnce, easy tobe
removed hands al kf practitioner, anu winch me-
proves fatal Il lr"psTy treated The nn'uoFed hlnk they
have oy with Mercury and The business
is ACCOMPLISHED Fatal error. fhogan yearly either iner
rirnl,zr teif constitutions :" b"hrh
and tie 1c:i MS oi impaired nif the residue
lite Er. flari, du no' acemp,, y detail an
expsurc II 81 wirh has successful! Heaed Ia raise his
name nv nluaa feeling of dIlshs works, not MS
words have and shall the result nj ' experience
and and invin.ae secrecy with which he may be
consulted.
Dr. Hartley member 0i the Medical Profession, ana from
the nature WITH the utmost confidence: even
The t.md hope. Vi.lr. ard perfect cat We may
he lrom the til ~ At nehi-oHice on 10
r9s, AIrv Richmond ". iIco.ias remittance an
syerrd ~ re'rn al pest, and MeGciur painfully Transmitted TO
"a :. ' - 37-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

Ia comncnc" the 2th November rcX ami connr nn the
all March following Thci.M books cirintc 81 Chys
Blackstone rucse Comm nrrs oma>- Digest OF X Al FRO
n.y. ouax Executors III vol Cf *'aH on Evidence isl
Gritty Pleading, stephen on Pleading and ih :lny
Pleading Fee fo, Instruction. 500 rayhs advance Beard
ing all other oGa'ons can he ld III me
best public Stanton upon moderate terms
49, Lucas 7. THO MPSON.
c.,,,,o, Son, lsdl ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03
MANITOBA PARTNER rs TIE PRINTING BUSINESS

NANTEu-A FARTHER ~ luE- fRlHIiSi Isl ES>.
JNE Proprietor, wishing 10 have associated win him Part
business would dp at hall Of hts Print
Establishment, which o the largest and best III III.
STATE every variety oi Type newspaper, Book
job and Ornamental Pruning wi,h Presses. H. nc
ton in the heart ntc cy and receiving liberal share n
mbc patronage. To >saGy, practical Printer, literary
gentleman, wishing lle business, good opporInni
offered For particulars, address " O. W. Box $50 Post
Oice, Richmond, Va.
49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

SALE OF Tii,: gGAl. ESTATE oF EAAkEutI@.
.ltrRS ANT Order Guar, the United states Tor
Eastern District of Virginia mad TIE lsth day al No
vernber sil shall sell, public auction, 20 the highest bad
der tell Estate, mentioned ~ Ir schedules oi persons
been rcTcst baokpts ic:s petition, where
dos not appear hy tr car r, Ia b. unrf any deed
Other inrur1nnce. The Re-i 'a;e 10 he 80 sold Il
IS follows, r WIZ
In WA " Woods case, his moiety OF 90 acres
of Land Halifax county Va
In Goids0p case, al the right, tile AMI interest OF
Amelia l,n!dkop The ae her deceased husband Moses
up containing. acres deed from James Miller
and islbrl, wife, date tl- 81. da OF June, l-3
situate yn. e!n. county Of Macon aud State of III
Gos
In Robert l.. Smiths ,asehold interest IN hai-a
aul, situated CcGifeve Kin. aaG aleeh county VIZ
a,na Back us III, Shop ttefeon
In Raari Jacks Ms ms interest IN lot o Lana si-
atci COMFY, Boar swamp, stated 10 contain
acres.
In l. F. ni-eo@'. case, ut.re'iaaou twenty SIKH
pa-in Gnmpr"yei Lots ia rafmvlc, Va Nos iO2 ard
lu3 Ilai oi The town.
In cac ca,- Fc f cash. ua!es the amonn: 81
haze shall b. u doa uott, aud en vii 10"
ior ri h.rd months, and on tiifd 1T
twelve the day e -lr NJ convrylrc" VIII be-
made purchaser m;ii lie whole purchase no
nry shall iuia convey directed hs ti- court
The WIZ he made IN toni OF tto Court ON o Tie
United Court the h dag al November, l-}i at pub
lac auction, To c highest bidder. commenting At ~ O'Clock, a.
VI. Edmund CiihISl LAM ASSUME.
Nay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

IN WANT OF SIrCATIuNS.-Tw0 young Ladies,
recently graduated r.rcctaj'" Se'oar, Eastern Var
gaia, qdlirl c ;!e En. i-,nauase.
samacay with fhe branches Of English Educa'ion,
Ge0gaihy i.siois al
TEACHERS private families, public Female
Tsr charges will b. m"igrlt Good
daliuns can be produced. Enquire oil the Editor.
-u.,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

pEI ...,St, nt.--! iNtINih.
ACcE FAi. SIOt h-Eic uEd -tncd are now Receiving
L. their Il, Fail Stock ot Foreign and Domestic,
STAPLE ND FAvCf Dhf GOODS,
be have heen selected villa The greatest care IN the Eoon
New York Phi'h-pha matAe and IRON the petersburg
Manufacturing rompan-s.
In ber stock may found tie usual vaety Of large
Southern Dry Goods oe ineu'!ns an eaten I'VE assortment oil
,ir three y anh other tap.iins- Rugs floor Ciet,
s'r,l of which wi he the h. ral terms
RANDOLPH, PLEEl.ES = TO-, Sycamore street
p.,.-yhryr sent, > 35-wtf
DIN WEES AND IIf.t OTS--Aiso, GRoCEEiES.-l Ea'o
~ y.:v ,arse general of old Wines ana Iii
ouo,s par have been kept band Improving of e
years AID then said 90 b. twenty old ny 'ce'i'
viii hen, comparison with tie hcst ~ tie ei u "y
regard caaty ana price ad caie:uness puHa; oil t w.
The WGe, ard Liquors Vii lie oh"d ;m"st o"hech '
the al health whom moderately ani GGr"-y osee
Should be ouad nc:ednloUs, a. not 20 h'e I'M M
enquire. cl the subscriber, who mas heeh sh'
rate drinke during 80 OF his e anu hut
God Win his healthy acpeannce portrait Of s
uncle who died few years Me state Of New aged
la, ysars and h. was M Lsorn be drnkin. fish since he
day re EFT Feren,osh then stripping WN "aLLAtf.
I'd: &c ga ''s'' 3i-wY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03
DISSOI.UTION.

THE Of Smith, Dnker 4 Morris was di.soveu on
the 3lst nj imo The name Firm wal &c used by Ell
~ - 80 RO l. SMITH.
SAM! NJ. DRlNkER,
A. MORRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

rEO ARTHUR BOWfEsSir: Take notice. that, the 23d
dag January : rrk' Office ut Hanover Coun
Court. between the hours o . y. NJ and O'Clock r.
NJ shall proceed To take the deposition. of William o. WIN
~ read cvlarEc' Certain III Chan
ccry dpendn: ia III" tIrcH superior Court vi Law and
Clanccry fer The of Hanover, which panuh
defendants; and IT. from ANY oausc, the tat
of tie said dispositions mol completed that day. the TAX
thereof VIII be continued, at The Place and between
the hours t!r succeeding diy.
STEPHEN +. Pt'LIIAM
-, sfvs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03
s;aun,on, Sept. Is, ls4a.

I,OR RENT.rhr subscriber viii rent Tor the ensuing year.
l. CROXTUN'S HEALING SPRINGS, situated ~ the COUNTY
If Essss abor, miles Tapp,hinnHck and forty miles
Richmond The Mansion ousr large and convenient
cnntauin. rooms wei arranged Hotel oT Aoairny ana
with all the necessary houses a, OF arabic
land aitacled. The cahy and bsauiai. Address
The >ubsrrlLer, nj Milrr's Tavern, Va
nc, "a ,--w3v. WIN - CR0NrON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

n We sincerely regret, tina, our engagements have,
since the first Lecture prevented US from attending
the Introductory Lectures by Drs Chan,berayne, Bo
hannah and Cullen at The Medical College, the
different DAYS this week We understand, that they
were all highly appropriate, and were we'll received
To-day, Dr.. Warner continues The series, which WILL
Tomorrow, be concluded by DR.. Wyman, the new
Professor of Anatomy, of whose talents much said
There is every indication Of a prospernus session.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. PAINTS,
OILS. DYESTUFFS, WINDOW GLASS, nc.
LARGE End well STOCK, embracing the usual varic
a IT, of the Articles, OF fist quality FOR sale low, By
ALIEN. DuV!iL Il 90, Main street., Richmond
oc: I'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

NJ The Democratic Association OF the City Of
Richmond, will hold lis regular meeting on Saturday
evening, the 4th instant, at the Exchanges Concert
Room, at half past seven o'clock. Let every Demo
crat be at his post
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

>. EiV AIT ~ iTrE.D -Haat-l, cilir hc purchase.
> ;-ryant Wuu a. who hS hem ACCUSTOMED houawok,
and who gooi Seuiprcss, wiont tncumran Enquire
Al this Uriot. Sn,. S!-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03
RICHMOND AARKETs-Novsasrr ?, 1912;


Tos.ecoRtrcp,s n,ac diminished. Lu.s, 50 25 IS I.sf
1 a IS ~, az IN quaint.
T.nuu-New country, - - Ci Nils 81 90.
iux.r-5, . no c;s, according quality, order, IL.
Cnax--5) = - cents.
&.,L-f5 cr~fs
D,rs-a5 4 70 cents from vessels ani Depot
rL.srE@-Lrap, s. co az at wharf, Basin, 1.
iiMg-slal l2..
S.Lr-si ~ by The cargo; in store. G. ~ 80.
irp>-iredcrar Sal; s,gr!e 81 So Csy, sC pig a5 ~.
N'iL,-t 4 cents
FH -fcrtins. nav cnt 80 IA IS iof NO. shads 50.
rrrrR--Firlin & 10 cents; fresh roll, 10 H.
S~G.G-N Orleans 2 Rico 7JJ as 75 St CroA -
cvsrss-lacnra. &! a cent?; Rio, Ia cents
Tgt-o1a ini cent?.
H,oua- i ,n"r-. 80 a $; city cured, > - q, dull.
BERr, 81 80 ; 3o.--SirrroS, ). - a ! ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-03

have before me number of the Richmond Enquirer,
printed September 1908. That is thirty hve years ago. when
the subscription price dollars present II affords
striking illustration of progress made OF late years IN the
paper type Instead of any comparison there
perfect contrast between the Enquirer of 1898 and that OF
lsi3 The latter larger, and type infinitely SUI
peror paper diversified interest
ng and valuable.
Independent Democrat., 1843-09-23
From The Ncv I0r! Am5ra.
GREAT CALHOUN MEETING IN
TIE PARK.

Agrcaa@IY 20 pubic notice, the Demo
cratic Republican electors Of New York
Grcnl'y to he nomination Of JOHN c.
CALHOUN. for the Presidency in 1874,
as.cm led in tie Park at halt past five o..
clock in large Numbers, variousjy e,tima-
It'd at from eight 10 fifteen thousand, al.
tn ugh we have seen smaller meetings
there reported at twenty-five thnusrni.
The meeting was called to order by Cor
nclius S. BogT1us, L q, and the follow
ing officers arpoiaDed:
Pro>iIcut--DR. STEPHEN IIAsnRoUCK.
Vice Prcsdcut',--Cha les A. linton,
Robert BE ney, NJ. Goldsmith, Nj. d Lew
Is, P. Ctoycr John b. Schcmel, John lie,
counle, I'h.m IS s. GIb3s. lhn r laura,
han, DR.. +. T. Ferris, Michael Galiney,
]. l.. II. NJ, Grad ken, Dennis Mulcns, J..
\ S'cm,or, Edmund S. Derry, George G..
GIasior. r bert Townsend, ]. W. Mitchell,
Peter McLrughin, EImlud NJ. Young,
Il. B. Cuthbe,t.
S crctarics.--John Camarf,rl, s. R..
Macnnen, Alexander Wells, J. II. Brady,
b. :. Hart, H.rrm MrColum.
The committee appointed far the pur
pose. rep r'yJ the following resolutions,
which were read by Henry Barber, Esq.
and ad cd with accl lmltion:
Whetels, at is al important to the
successful operation of our sys'em of gov.
eminent, that the highest Office Of the
Uni sh N'd be tie exclusive reward of
merit ani s:r'i e., sa.h as may be well
knownt tc wh le 60 ntfy, so as 10 ena-
lie Il c pc PI3 at ia'gc 10 fern just esti-
ma o Their yalle, and of The chaIacter
ami motives f him who rendered them"
And whereas, a. the present crisis of con-
usI.n # parties, ag.tptI,n of principles,
and Of plessu.e upon the cOmmerci ial and
pro .uc'ive Fuf,ul S Of industry, it has be-
one iad.s. cnsaJIc 10 the general welfare,
tn t a man be selected for the Presidency,
who, in addition t. the above named re-
Qusics, presents II the consideration of
his fellow citizens such cniightened views
Of public polio as would, if carried out,
promote the mo extensive commerce, in.
vic lhr investment OF ctpiia, and impart
new life to agric lturaI, mechani ;al and
manufacturing pursuits: therefore,
RcSorei, That contemplating TO their
FIJI extent these great o5joc's and grave
considerations, we feel bound to declare
our convictions, that john Caldwell Cal
houn Is pre- emincntIy qualified to admin
lster the general government according
TO its true principles, and consistently wi h
the best interest Of the people, and The
progressive spirit Of the age.
RCs)lred, That in cur manifestation Of
Independent Democrat., 1843-09-23

"Nor is our Government; to be maintain
e1, OF our Union preserved by invasions Of
the rights and powerso Of the several States.
IN thus attempting 10 make our General
Governments strong, wc make it weak
Its true strength consists in leaving irdi-
vduals and States, as much as possible to
themselves in making itself felt, not in
its power, but in lis benifcence, not in its
control, bat N its protection, not in bind
ing the States more closely to the centre,
cut leaving each to move unobs,ructed in
Is proper Orbit. ."-Jacksoa.
Independent Democrat., 1843-09-23

ye', Wien tie election ccm 3, he oai not
get the vctc Of the state. ata,c, tharc
fore, which will not vote f1r Tin in The
electoral college, will give 3G votes for
him in the National Convention. The
same is true in regard t. Vermont. which
Of course will vote for him at the cleo.
ton.
Mr.. Van Bu.en's friends say that all lhe
New England ,tatas (moanng the do.a2-
Gratis Of those state,) are in favor OF his
nomination; if So, we haze no reason to
believe that any Of them will vote for him
At the ele.lion, except New Hampshire.
He will thrs get minority of bis votes in
the convention from states that will nol
Independent Democrat., 1843-09-23

We have been informed by a gentleman
returned from the country, that the Gin
House Of W. T. Walker, Esq, contain
ing about sixty bales of cotton, was, on
Thursday morning, burnt to the ground.
We understand the fire originated from
friction. We h7Ghoped and supposed that
the planters of this country hal day'sa
too many precautions to have suffered fsom
this source.
Independent Democrat., 1843-09-23

1t has for some time been The ha1it O.
the Washington Gly5c and Richn nj En-.
qui:er, to adInonIsh the friends Of Mr.
Calhoun to keep quiet, tple very caulIous
IN saying any thing in proof Of his eylih-
T. as the cantiduc Of the democratic par,
ty; lest they injure his p:asgorts Tor the
flule. In other words, let Mr.. { .a.un
wait now, and lie shaII he tie d,mocra,ia
candidate in l>4s This wcuId Do well
enough if lhusc who faYot the n0mIa'oa
Of Mr Calhoun had no otter motive ia
view than his adyaLConent. Mr.. Ca.Aaua's
friends wish the democratic paltl T. tei-
umph in h9 next e'ecton, and 10 affect
that pur7cs3 t!cr want for their canAi1uc
a MN whose principles they c3nsiIcr IT,
most democratic, whose ability is Of the
highes, order, AM Who cnn get tho m,.t
W cs; all these merits they believe are
/ un1 in him, they, there cae, advocate his
mora ,,ors,,,I o,.,.A.,,I,,, :, A. r. y. ''''
HIS octUMeI his supporters, they HuIe
know ether him or his friends. They
or 1on,,,.rot;o r,;,;1,o. .'H NJ ~ =, '"',."
......-,N.~,S.d '' ",'' "'' .
.n,,as W,.L >. -. ,';..I'. , I'''o W 'O''.' 49,.
n.,l., oa.,.., .a,.1..,,.,',,., NO
..,,.,, ,.;..-....-.
Ln-.e, r,,"' ~ wal" II "
ho no ,an ;a,alo.,, = ',Iy ~, 1910, - -
,rbo.o j. r. -. n..
,b.t If ,h., r,o.~ ,o,.,I.r M - ''~,'' ~ u
d., .L.,.,,. ''''
uh,,o ,ao..,, ,,,... I,' "' O'','' ~ vac II" "
=. ,.',. ''~ = N'', ~, - - F'" : 'I'.f'
.''' A''''''Ian Pc PIE lho% stand o. d.
iefen' ground from that occ"p,ed y the
Independent Democrat., 1843-09-23

thas been reported that the Hon. John
NJ. Niles, Senator elect from Connecticut,
was in the Insane Hospital Of Utica. The
report is untrue and arose from a visit to a
friend at the place. sanity is becoming
as Fashionable as 4 hoax,as it is FOR Plea
ia murder cases.
Independent Democrat., 1843-09-23

and wkeHcTei IHe proper nose 10 1ePartej
from, We contend that there Is no -J'e
whatever, and that every state con send
Just as many as it pleases. a. fnrns the
party is concerned, the nomIn.t,n Is the
election. Il, thea, there is a necessity for
ecciug him in n particular way, the same
necessity extends to the nomination. The
advantages and The justice Of the district
system are so obvious that even many NhJ
have net favored that mode, hold in regard
TO il. language such as we extract from The
Rockingham (Fa.) Register:
"But suppose the clearest evidence
should be afforded that the Virginia plan
was preferred by maj riiy of the states,
and that South C0raIna and the Southern
States would not yield their preference,
but still adhered uncompFomislng'y y TO their
plan: what should then be done TO secure
the concert and triumph of the Democrat
ic party? Iwould lave Virginia and New
YORK 10 yield. 1t VIII De 10 virginia no
surrender of her long cherished prlnci pies,
and she will thereby give an Ilost"o"s
proof that her action is governed By no
undue attachment to favorlte candidate
but by her love OF democratic pnnclpIes'
And should New loIk yleld' win her 80
votes, she VII! display mognanIml'y ana
devotion to democracy which Will emil
ncnily become that great state
Its merits mist be manifest, indeed, when
aven H., oro,,t M n oIoi.o q cn,,,1;,r,o ,yith
Independent Democrat., 1843-09-23

Read the resolutions adopted at the Cal.
houn meeting en- the 5th inst, in New
York.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-15
DENTISTRY.
N HARRIS. SURGEON DENTIST.

EH7OULD express his gra'i'udc TO the
w publ for The patronage winch ha;
beep so liberall, bestowed u"rn him. anu
trusts that lis skill aud enlarged experience
wi; secure continuance If II. He would
assure the public that he has ever de Vored
10 keep up vii all the improvements 10 ln Il,
science Of Dentistry, by scquain ing hlm'rlf
with lht most rtce"r publications. and ny COT
r-Snond, nee " IN stinauis ed Practitioners
in the ri,,es. He last spring purchased oil
that XXI frl dentist Dr. Wnitlrmore OF Boston,
rhr at of making The GoLD AMsLGUM which
b as recently been SO happily d opel into The
pracuce # the profession IN o>ton, New
y OK anil other places, and has ben Il'e nrst
10 introduce IT into this region So complete
ly does Ills composition shi-li the tooth, that
Inose ht er'p become tender and useless, bv
b, ing properly cleaned and fl led. may be
l,reserve.!. aud SO 1T STORED. that he possessor
ran masiIc,te his food with as much facility
as though no defect eXlsir.
ddlebury, Dec. I, 1912.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-15
LIVER COMPLAINT,
G. A u ITO ".

The public will please observe that the genuine
med Icine has the following wording OH the
ides Of the boxes:
wRIGHT'S INDIANvEGETABLE PILLS
(Indi1n Purgaliue)
Or TIE NoarH AMERICAN CuLLEGE OF
H&ALrH.
And also around the border of the lahel, will
besound IN sinalltyre: Entered according 10
me dcf Of Congress in The year 1910, By WIN
WRiG 1T, IA the Clerks Office, Of the District
Court 81 The Eastern DISTRICT ofPennsylrania. -
u VIII further be observed that the prln:ed d.
recuons for using the medicine, which accompa-
mes each box, are also entered according to Acl
OF congress; and the same foim will be found at
Inc bottom Of the first page.
me snyhtest attention TO the above few pa rite
u'drs VIII serve 10 protect the purchaser from
iiaud' and save the lives Of those who NAV 9th
icine.
Inc puoiic Will aso remember that all who Sc u
'he genuine indian Vegetable Pills are provided
with certificate of Agency, signed by
WILLIAM WRIGHT. Pice President
81 me North american College of Health,
anu that pedlars are never 10 any case allowed to
sell mo genuine Medicine. All travelling agents
VIII be provided with certificate of agency as =
Dove described ; and those who cannot show on e
VIII be Known as base moosiors.
Go-All letters relative 10 the Pills must be a.
dressed thus:
". E. OFFICE N. A. COLLEGE OF
HEALTH,
IsS fremont street, Boston, Massn
eo-AIENTS nave been appointed for tn.
safe oi the Fills In every town in New England.
A e MT s.
Mlddlebury, Sidney Moody; Bennington
Jonathan tiaugnton Williamsville. Oh ,rles
w 10y Bloomington. C Hasweil RulIa d
William Fay; Woodstock, HaskrlI&, palm,
9f; Dover, Hiram Baldwin Brartlebno'
6i,Se q Bracelet; Waterford. H Cutting
Coz Nswbury. Prrniiss Knight; Bethel !.
samuel Au>t:n Jr; Sprin- field George Was.
hourn; Procters,ilIe, Proctor e. Robinson f.
Londonderry. Smith g. Glazir.; BrLanewa,
ierc thomas Soulhgatr; Chester. Pbineas
" Sarg a"t; Windsor. S w Hubbard Bur
IL g.on, A Brinsmaid East Poultnry. lick
OF q Mears; Coruw,ll, Samuel Ey-rrs ::
Wilmington, Ch'lds; Stowe. Albert
GomPs; Post Mills, jeremiah Within: 81
J,oslh,n,sbnry, Luther Jewett; Weston. John
"uder; WaIeraur, Persons LYONS Mani
peher. William CLARK Ludlow. John Dim.
oa: q Co; Reading, Wood e. Merrill Har,-
:ord, } Strung & c.; Norwich. BaYter a
Newton; Barnar P Danfor b B-,beI
Lorenzo Hitchcock; X DC hesrer Clari, sDodd'
Springfield. Russell; Cavendish. A Giheon
q son; GnIlford, Philip Marin; H,lifax
e Stone Go; Westminster. Aaron Hitch
cock; N"rih6eid, Mur,!ock g. Alexander,
Weaths6eld, Barley Bartlett; Harr Land
Cotton & iamble Fairfax. HAMPTON Love,
wood. 30 ly.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-15
Look fit This.

THES bscriber will supply hi. customers
Il ard all who desire with Linsred Oil. at
New York Prices FOR CASH only. Pa ntIng
will he done less by IS per cent. than any one
else will do. o ami Pants IS PEE cent he
low any o'her de Ter in this place "r county.
Call and enquire OF tie subscriber al the
House occup ed by Mrs Kingsey, few 10 rs
East of Messis. A & ". S. Jolnsnn's Store.
or at his house in Weybndge near " paper mill
bridge" TIAoPHY O'FLAsAGAs.
Sept. 25ih, 1919
p. S. | want debts of months standing
paid up. Give the nimble nine pence, rather
than tie slow shiIrg. TOT
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-15
Is AZ.
MANUFACTURING.
DAVENPORT g. TURNER

HEIOULD respectfully inform 'n'"
w pat rons, and the public gener,
ally, that they will coniinne to rece'J'
WOOL at the establishment OF The NV
dlcbury manufacturing Company 10 mal4
faclure into Clorhss Cassimeres or sal'a'
ellis. white or colored Flanneis, C. oil PrI
maueu, coIors and mixes, 10 suit The a'''I
ON shares or BY the yard, at the option
The owner. an.
Being Furnished with the necessary ar
paratls, and having in their employ, go" "n
pe,ent and aithful workmen, they WIN w.
iinue 10 improve the value and sty'e OF ' Da,.
goods. intending That they shall mol DC .a s
passed by those of any other estabI'ni" Sn,r
Ir the state. They will keep 90 1' 'sho
ment OIL hand to sccnmmo. date iho''
may want a part of their Cloth IN ad'a" '"ss
Grateful for the extensive pal'" ast.
they have rrceiyed,ihry hope by s'r''' 10.
sonal attention to business and ihe al
ests of their patrons 10 receive
share of their favor. -,,k.
TERMS as reasonable as at any
lishmeni in the vicinity.
Mlddlebury. June. 20.