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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25
DOCT. HOUSEMAN'S
GERMAN COUGH DROPS
PREPARED and sold wholesale By JOHN
DDayIS city of Hudson Colunaba coun;v
fol sale IN this city ,lesae and retail b. 400
AMEs :. ASTiSwAlL.

DREPARED and sold wholesale by JOHN ]
/ DAVIS, ctl Of Hudson Columbia soqn;y. \ r: .o5
- 'A' - JHMrs $. AsFixwAII
80 wIlt.,m m.str,e,. General Acea; ior tAls CITY;
and OF the Ptiacipa! retail druggists New Yc7k a3
fis not nesa msieine 1t ms teen known fos y.,.
vicinity itTe beensod Bu, eor; has ever s4f @
been made TO introduce 10 the public n large by r.,ps ~
the press Il has ben 'it to WON ITS way silently b orG
experience and The wondeul cures it hds effected To
OF these and tho hgh and just reputation which ha
thus acquired. manifest from hundreds Of Testimonial.
voluntarily furnished 10 the proprietor by gentlemen Of IT,
medical profession and others who have taedt Il row
for the first time advertised the public Journals In ora
that ITS prresss benefits may be made known and sr,oy.
mors widely by the afflicted who suffering wi,Roo,
colds Coushs, Asthma, lGilaeuta Whoopns C,r,b
Group Worms Aemogase (or rasiEg ef bloody md H..
whole class disease affecting the breast and uags tend
10 consumption and other kindred diseases coatori h
Il py charm These Complaints arr Of lulic1,
character They commence with slight cold, with ,o
ri!!ine ii!msai which being frs neglected Lead
Elimination, and slowty advance step rs ,ep ua, hs Coz
stitution gives way, and ,hS victim brought 10 heSsr
30 p4rson who has auy regar Tor the aes,lmahle bi.s,
ofhesh should be without this mild pleasant sac and ~
powerful BALsAM In thi. climate where changes Of wes,
are 50 sudden and the effects injurious IN nens,I
mport,n 4 timely Of II has saved and will sayr b,,
md from the pains ofrroraced illness from beds Of la
gushing from wasted frames dealta,ed constitutions
sya from death itself The trng paid bottle of,6
extraordinary curative has often sved Of NOM
winch must have been PAID Tor medical attendance iufip
long course Of painful sickness.
W-h all the ouitriul and eiicacI0u powers DR Uorsr
MANS GYRMAS Couch DROPS are free om every insrrdisp
of ebili;ating or DANGEROUS mature They pureiy
yas ,bs compound and may be cseI with entire safety
al! kinds OF weather aud under all circumstances The u ~
Ibis invaluable medicine has aso caused improvement, M
the health Of ptrsons cUnsututona'Y itebe IT'S eyecs III
npart aud vgor 10 the system, while In instance
weakeas the patient Il; mild healing e1p4cloap,
and at the same very gentle tome II is shor ib
HEALING BALM which restores health, strength ylgsr e,
ticiy aud ceerfuuess tks weakened frame and the d.,
pouding mind II the sign OF triumph over sickness an
psn in their most oppressive forms. This proved by hi
fabIe testimony OF thousands who have tired nay b
proved b. all who chose it Price 80 cents bottle
onnces. n2l 3awly lus
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

rs9e FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A highly
s improve farm of l25 with all the stock, crops
-lsani tools The buildings ample convenient and IN
fine order desirable and productive properly situated
IN = Rrunswlck " Jersey Diagrams be ri the
Office OF a. I. .: isMl ~,
Sfr,pt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

SEnuRE-The New Orleans Troplc, Of Tie
ilh men,.oas the Of 100 kegs Of powder board
the schooaes Saratoga and consigued 10 Asa D. tire d
thai riI..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25
$50 law6un

IN PURSUANCE of an order of The Surrogate
OF the County NewTor Notice is hereby gyes all
persons having claims against Peter Van Pet late of the City
neT to n Ss ds M m
enry-stree in the City of NewYok on before the six
day Of March next-Dated Newfork the thEeh day OF
August, A. D. l943. EMMA VAN FELL,
EXecutriN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Newly ok notice IS here gwen 10 All
rer,oDs having claims against James HOughon late Of e
cy Of New York merchant deceased present the same
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber at his Office no
30 W Wall-street In the city Of NewYok before the hrS
day of January nextDated NewYork the fS.h day June
lS43. ROf ALL Ho Guh ",
DOL Executor, Sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

TN pursuance of an order ot, the Surrogate OF the
County of New York, Notice hereby gwen TO all Yer.
sons claims 'gtnst Eliza F!5hes t3e i I city C e
thereof; TO the subscriber, the office OF William H. boSa
dus No City Hall Place, the city Of New York on or
tfr ~ I2,n j, Of NIavueyt Dated New York the 7l
day of November, 1913. ABhH. AL "a l r'f,
n6 lawom- auinf WIN tU. W III A1!e'e''
TN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surosata,
lof the County Of New York, hereby gwen 10 al
persons having claims against Rebecca Cooper late OF ne
CITY Of New York widow deceased to present the sane Wn
the vouchers thereof the subscriber the otcso W Wan
Thompson Esq No. Christopher street, IN the CITY OF
New York on before the twenty-fh day Of March next
Dated New York the 22d day of September 1913
s23 ltaw6m' u fhlSNoLD EhecutoI.
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
OF the County New York Norge is hereby given to al
rarsons having CLAIMS against David Falconer late ofthe City
Of New York Sash Maker deceased to present the same with
the vouchers thereof the subscribers the edenss OF jas
Lucas No I6 Houston-street the city OF Newly on
or before the 25th day Of March next.
Dated New-Pok, the Nineteenth day OF September 1913
JAMES LUCAS,
so0 ,,w8m JOHN FALCONER.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

OIL, OIL AND SPERM CANDLES-Seli II
" McALISTER'S Oil Stores l2S Division come: OF A.
len and $50 Pearl street toLigna Nantucket Oil Store
where the best Lamp O and SIean Caudss can be had Il
III, lowest market prices Sperm Candies by the box t,y
d@alic pessed.l and d. CO. do Go. hotels
-. s i White Wax n2l lw
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

SEGARS.-La Norma, Corega and Noriega and
~ Principe Segars constantly on hand and for sale By
n2l GASSNER x YOUNG, l32 Chatham 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

The FIrcHBURo RAlLRoAp-This enterprise
TO be progressing finely The Road will be opeaed
few days Wsllham The stock already sells a, eis
Boston; aud this, oo when bat miles Of III. Road is
completed We that measures about TO be taken
sx!ead the Road 70 BrauebNruugh VI. lBoston MaiL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

The powder was seized undr, er ordnance passed IL. Isl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

SOS0O-HARD WAhE-A complete as
1 s01ScOOsoTtmsnt for country nlerehe1-si0oo cash
free of incumkrance and PRODUCTIVE Apply to
MO If 4. P. y j. e. SMITH IS Liberty st
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

E.LAGGlNG SIDEWALKS OF EIGHTH
j tANENuE.-Puhlic Noteeis hereby given that peti-
been peSen,sd IN the Board Assistant Aldermen t
iag space four feet wide through the sidewalks of the
Eighth Avenue between Twenty Secand and Eoty
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

COLLAR LAMPS AND GIkAND0LES.-
~ addition former supply has Just received
s'terG bonyed gill and syered Giraudoles and S1ls
Le@ps, which, with large assortmen, OF plated Cks B
Ses GaStots ivory handle table Cutlery, Gothic Waitrs,
silver Tea and Table Spoons Offered low
by NJ insH ALBERT BEACH. IL Chaihaln
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

DKAFTS On ENGLAND, IKF.-
H5S55IS LAND SC Persons about H, Eemitung mon
LGl&aEtSiH be supplied with Drafts sums Of Il -
g. a5 $40 a2O fs9 o: , fay amount asr. !, pa la
National Bank OF Ireland Provincial Bank do Messrs Its
Ba Son Co snk o ssoaa
C;reepock banking Company Sir William robe5 HuAter y
Co.. scotland ap e brapess IA n every post yhs
he forv ardsd BY the ca tEDONlA, "nch love
Boston Oh the Isl December Apply 70 --,,,,,,
AL their General Passage Office. e Peck slip col soph
n-All letter from the country mis-. come post naId
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25
COUTHOUY II MEYERS,
2fI RrnaGlyaV
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
NO 4S JOHN-STREET.

NO 43 JORN-STREET
LNLLlOT, BURNAP u BABCOCK are coz
- tany supplied with large and general assortment Of
PAPERs. spi'ed 70 all Departments of TIE trad au2ne
great variety; Boston Coppegps,e Papers OF suIgrl1T
quality; Book and News Printing; Cap, Let;er. Folio
fost aud Blank Book Papers; Printers Clotes aca Carer,
makers Press Boards Druggists Hardware and Cio, -
pe-s; Binders and Funk boards; SeathnG aud Wrapping
farers, SC. &c.
fapsr-malsrs sapplied with al; k.Ha, of stock and ma;
rlals e3Ou
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

TN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County New York Notice hereby gwen 70 al
Of Sew-York baker deceased rresep, the same With The
vouchers thereof the subscriber at the ohcs OF fas u
before the day OF December next Dated New
80 iaw6m JANE PALMER, EyecutrH.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

re eceived, 100 bags new South
ern Peanuts Peanuts roasted daily and for sale by
mis- GASSNER & YOUNG, l32 Chatham St.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

TN PURSUANCE OF an Order OF the Surrogate
the County New York notice hereby given to I'll
persons having claims against Henry Remsen late o the CIT
New York; gentleman deceased present the same with
the vouchers thereof the subscribers their residence Nc
Cierry-stree the city of New York, or before t
twenty seventh day OF February Dated New iorl,
the twenty fifth day OF August, l8i3.
HENRY 2Y REMsEN, re- ifs Adm,ni,trators
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

IN PURSUANCE. of an order OF the Surrogate OF
the County of New York notice SheTeby gwen to all per
New York, droyer deceased to present the with h
vouchers thereof to the subscriber the Office OF James n
City of New York before the eighteenth day Of De
cenber next
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

a. Rev. Mr.. RAPr, OF EcoNoHy--We Learn
tina. Nj Rapp, the venerable pastor oil the Association,
Thurslay OF last week celebrated his birth dy
ltis about thysix Years since e FIRST established his
ctsiX HatnnnX Hnrisr County. u riia Siale.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-02
PHILOMATHESIAN SOCIETY.

The following Resolution was adopted by
The Philomathesian Society of Middlebury
College. July 9Th, 1s43.
Resoirei. That the Librarian be instructed
10 make new Catalogue of the Library
OF this Society 10 cali by pubic notice
for nil books belonging Ia The same and
10 assess fine Of Fifty Gents for every
volume not returned on or before The
"Wednesday preceding Commencement.
Acting and Honorary Members of The
Society having books from the Library will
please act accordingly: and any persons,
not Members ofthe Society. having such
books in their possession are respectfully
requested TO leave them al the Post Office
by The time above mentioned.
N. B. The Library will be again open.
Ell on Saturday, August l2'h.
s. ii. CONANT, Librarian.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-02

disparago the wing party, or those who ad-
,ocute its principles. To show the charac-
teristic decency of this paper, and its tone
in relation to the wing party we submit the
following extract:
Mr.. s. lately addressed the people of Mid
dlebury upon The same subject, and was
treated with that want of courtesy and de-
cency for which Middlebury is becoming
remarkable, and will probably make itself
celebrated as the mob town of Vermont
Probably some of his comments upon PROM
,nent politicians or upon the Wing and
Democratic parties partook TO much OF free-
dom of speech-whlch is not readily accor-
ded to people in that region. Mr.. Brad
burn of Mass was lately made aware Of this
fact when addressing public meeting
Whether he offended in speaking too freely
of the idols of whiggery,or concerning some
others ola 'baser sort we are not informed
The Peoples Press noticed at the Time
Mr.. Stearn's speech at Middlebury. repre-
senting it about as fairly as could be expec.
ted, and iniimating that he was DESTROYS TO
be appointed Post Master in that village
We know not il this is so, bit that he would
faithfully discharge The duties of that office,
we have no manner of doubt.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-02

An experience of al out fifteen : srs as prov.
ed. beyond doubt, that this yrrnifuge Is cet-
tain aud never failing cure tor worms
S.nc. il yrs first put before the public, mar Y
worthless preparations have been forced info ssle
which have had their dav, and ale Ro@ counted
as much trash, D-whereas r. A. Fshres-
tock's Vermiuge is daily increasing in popular
ty, owing to its intrinsic worth. IL has only Ii
be used according 10 the directions, and ii
worms exist, they will certainly b" expelled from
the system. The price is % cents rer bottI-.
NhI oh brings 1t within the m-Gus Of an. BE
sure 10 get b. A. FAHnEsTocK's Vermifur~.
and aro i'd all other articles which are said b..
as good, as none Of them have the yirturs oi The
genuine article.
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B II G II TON KET.
MONDAY, July "a, I64S.


Reported for the N. E. Farmer.
At Marker $50 Beef Cattle. 90 Cows anc
Calves, $500 Sheep and 100 Swine.
PRIcEs.-Beef Cattle.-Las, weeks pri.
ces were not sustained. We noticed few
extra $3.50 ATS. First quaIiiv. 1925 a
$50. Second quality, $500 s4.25.-
Thir qualify, $3.50 $500.
Sheep Dull. Lots were sold from 81 90
a LIS. and S2.25.
WOOL The transactions in this arti
Gle in market have been very limited in ex.
tent, since the new clip was taken of, but in
the country there has been an animated de.
mand, and an unusually large quantity of
fleeces have been sold ami 10 some cases q
very considerable advance on the prices of
last year have been realized. Pulled wool
is scarce and prices have considerably ad-
vanced. There is a steady demand for
coarse foreign. aud the stock is gradually
diminishing. No change in quotations..
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-02

DIsGRACEFUL OCCURRENCE.-A highly
respectable gentleman fromShelbe yville IN
forms us of a most disgraceful occurrence,
which took place there on Tuesday. Early
on the morning of that day. the Hon. J. Y.
Sprigg approached the Hon Joseph Lee
compile in the bar-room of Barlshe's Hotel,
and said: "SIr, what are your prospects Tor
Congress ~ IL will answer your question
bv another" replied Mr.. Lecompte; "What
are your prospects p That is my business,
exclaimed Mir. Sprigg, rather sharply
Some further remarks followed, and Mr..
Lecompte suggested that the discussion had
better be adjourned TO the stump.
Mr. Sprigg at length remarked: SSH, you
are trying 20 defeat nv election, and you
ought TO get out of the way and you must
get out OF it, and you shall get out OF IT. -
Mr.. Lecompte made some reply, and MIR.
Sprigg pulled his nose. Mr.. Lecomte as
! tonished at the proceeding, at first supposed
that it must have been done in Jest, but re-
marked to Mr.. Sprigg that, if he took such
a liberty again he would knock him down.
Breakfast was then announced, and the
parties were for some time separated. About
half an hour afterwards Mr.. Sprigg renew
ed the dispute with MIR. Lecompte IN the
bar.room and again pulled his nose, where
upon MIR. Lecompte knocked him DOWN
L he interference of The bystanders Preten'
ted the further prosecution of the fight
We understand that public indignation was
strong against MIR. Sprigg for his improve.
ked assault upon an old, inoffenslve, and
most amiable gentleman.
Mr.. Sprigg was to nave spoken in this
city on Tuesday evening, but he did not
make his appearance. We perceive that
the Advertiser ascribes his absence to the
personal injuries received by him in his fight
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-02

CHARLES X. WILLIAMS.

What claim has Mr.. Williams to the sup.
port of the Abolitionistsl We would ad.
dress that very limited class who see fit tc
form political party Tor Sd party so call.
ed What has he done for the causel-
Had the nomination fallen npon such men
as Mr.. Mattocks or Mr. Slade, there would
have been some sense in the selection
These gentlemen, either of them have done
a hundred fold more for the cause of eman-
cipation,-yea, a thousand to one compar-
ed with Mr.. Williams: yet 1t Is not under
stood that either of these are IN favor OF
forming an issue, based exclusively upon
Abolitionism. 1t may be recollected that
in IS4I, when Mr. Williams was selected
by the Abolitionists as their candidate, and
prior to the Wing state Convention, he de-
clined the nomination. He had hopes
of being selected by the Wing party and
feared the influence of the nomination by
the Abolitionists upon the action of the
Wing convention. Up TO this time, it was
not known to the public that he had done
any thing for the cause. But the Wings
in convention, discarded the pretensions of
Judge Williams and selected Gov. Paine.
The next year 1912, there was an intim-
alton at the convention of Abolltionists
that Judge Williams pould, # selected as
their candidate, accept the nomination. He
was accordingly selected and did accept
Had the principles of the cause changed
within the year and since he had declined
precisely similar nomination. Or was it
because the wings and locos had their
candidates. Was it, indeed. because nei-
ther of these selected him, and all hope of
preferment from either great political par
ty was cut off. 1t is as well to speak out
the inference from the above, and that is
this: Judge Williams would have had no
very particular objection to being support
ed by either or any party-office with its
emoluments were to him, very much the
same, by whatever means-by whatever
route attained. Happy man! no principle
preventing-may go either way to reac h
the goal.
The wings are charged with opposing
Judge Williams retaining seat ON the
bench, on account of his abolitionism.-
The opposition had very different foun-
dation. 1t was thought that his placing
himself before the people for their suffrage
as candidate for political station was
highly improper, and the position a very
indelicate one-that he ought first to have
resigned his seat on the bench and then in
addition there was growing disaffection
to the man as Judge, and one to which he
could not have been insensible, as there
had been abundant demonstrations oft,
in his own nisiprius district. 1t
is believed that neither he nor his friends
will hazard an issue as to that fact.
1t remains to be seen, whether the aboli-
tionists will support Judge Mattocks who
has exhibited an utter hostility to the en-
tire system of slavery, and who in his late
public station proved himself jealous and
able advocate for the emancipation of the
Slave,-or Judge Williams who was select
ed on account of the supposed availability
of his high official station.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-02
Third District Democratic Con
yention.

The Democratic Freemen of the Third
Congressional District are hereby requested
TO NEE, in Convention al Burlington, in said
District, on Tuesday the 9Th day of Aug.
next for The purpose of nominating a suiia-
bic candidate TO represent said District. in
the Congress of the United States, md 10
transact such other business as may be dee
med important when met.
STEPHEN s. BRowN. } Dis.
EDWARD ID. BARBER.
HENRY S. MORSE, Com.
July 81, lS43.
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LOOK AT THIS. 90
Have YOU a cough!

IN THOUSAND Die of CONSUMPTION
~ every year in the United States and
millions suffer from troublesome cooghs and
colds that can be cured by DR. Hitchcock 8
Vegetable Cream Cough Drops, a safe m edical
prescription, containing no poisonous drugs, and
used in en- extensive practice for that awful DIS
ease pulmonary consumption, which sweeps into
The gave hundreds of young and old, the love ly
and N, CAV. Have you cough7-Be persuaded
10 purchase a bottle OF the cough Drops TO day
Tomorrow may be too late. Price IS cents per
bottle.
For sale wholesale and retail. by FOS-
TER e. DICKINSON, sole proprietors and
successors 10 A. Hitchcock & co. III Gene
SEE 81. Utica.
Sidney Moody, Middleburv; Huntley and
Higgins, Salisbury; Warren Bliss, Brandon;
S. d. Winslow, Phtsford; J. S. Bowman,
Vergennes, Agents. i1jm3
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Whh,ly, Green 70 Pa. MaylI 1913.

-Nr. A. B. Fshnrs.ock s. Co:
Dear Sill have been using your vermifugs
in my practice for a number Of years, and mud
il the most safe Worm destroyer lhst ever had
was called t"a child six or seen years oil.
in May, 1912. which was then in spr,ms with
the worms. Igave it a vial Of your Vermiinxe.
agreeably to direction s. and the child passed 10
worms In a few weeks, gave II another vial,
and il passed 200 more. masking in oil GU
worms. The child recovered INN e5lat,Iy, and
has enjoy ed guod health evor since.
| have prescribed il in many other casss, in
which il has brought away 200 and eco MoIIns
JONATHAN NORRIS.
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with MIR. Lccompte. The bodily injuries
received by him on that occasion were. we
learn, very trIfing indeed. These gentle>
men who saw him IN Shelbyville, after his
encounter, know very we'll why he did not
keep his engagement here. The cause is
not one that we care to mention. We have
said enough of Mr.. Sprigg's habits in times
past. Louisville Journal,
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-08-02
Caution !

Be very cautious TO ct the g.nu B. \ Feb
nestock's Vermifuge. and PIT IN confidence ia
the statement made by CUins,ock s Go, th.I
KoLMsTocK's is the same Fahn. locks Il 8
not the sam. and docs noi Oss.ss he vniue, VI
cur excellent remedy.
b. A. FAHN ESTOCK & co.
Fer sale in Mdilebury, by hrs FL. s GkID-
LEY Ag'nt. ll;.l
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The Greatest Wonder of the
Age.

DIR. S T ERR Y S Hair Regenerator-no
matter how bald your he sd may be-a growth of
hair will in almost eve ry Instance he produced ,
and as natural too, as heritage grows on he plain
or the lily in the valley. This Regeneraior never
fails 10 cleanse the hair from dandruff and every
other extraneous substance. Is your head badl
be persuaded 10 try thus remedy. 1t will satisfy
your largest desires by producing good head Of
hair and preserving j; in healthy state. Every
family shou' be supplied with bottle of fkis
invaluable article, that by its application TO the
head and hair Of their children shat beautiful and
ornaments al appendage, fine head of hair may
be preserved.
For sale wholesale and retail, at the city drug
store. No. III Genesee ST. by Foster & Dickin-
son; Sidney Moody, Middlebury;Huntley & Hig.
gins. Salisbury; Warren Bliss, BrsndoLi s. D.
Winslov, Pittsfo I'd; J. S. Bowman, vergennes,
Agents. H;mS
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Only Twenty-Five cents.

DIR. NJ. HITCHCOCK'S newly inv entcd
Snuff, the best article ever discovered by scientf-
ic men, in the United Kingdom Of Great Britain,
or America, for the cure and absolute relief of
Catarrh, Dizziness Of the Head, Weak Eyes;
Nervous Headaches, Fallen Sickness Fits, and
infants troubled with Snuffies partial shocks Of
Pa lsy, aud in shor;, every disease the head is
subject to. We do know, it has cured the Ca
tarrh, of fifteen years standing. For sale whole
sale aud retail, BY oster and Dickinson
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J. PEASE Il SONS
Celebrated Compound Clarified Esse nee OF
HOarhOund Candy,

FIR The CURE Of
Coughs. Colds, Iloarsencss, Irritation o: tlroat.
Group. Whoo2in &C ough. Asthma, PalPilaiihr Vi
the Heart Liver Comp Night Swrsis : III
cult ar Prolusr Expecinrstion, and all pi-e-s
es leading TO Con, unpt on and Deal
This pleasant ne4cine is f"InirJ by n rointn-
alton Of twenty-five different Ingredients, oil &c,
cbratr6 for the cure OF Coughs, Colds and Pub
monary complaints; and by its combination. il
one Of these articles should be need separately
and afford 70 relief, in the Compound Extract Of
Hoarhound trey 30 amalg mattel, that NJ
benefit Of he whole i. e perrncrd in one
pound. For sale by Russell X GRIDLsY,
ll:y Agents FIR MIGdlehurv.