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nv WilcoxsS Estate.

| STATE or VERMONT, A r session Of the
DISTRICT or GRAND lie, s.. \ II Pro ate Court
holden ut North Hero wi hin aul for the District u
Grand i~le on the 3l> dny Of August, d. u. lsii,
| comes Guy Reynolds and Lewis Ladd, admn.tra-
tors Of he estate of Guy wilcox, late Of Gran Lie,
in SAID dirict, decea ell, in'eslatc, and die ia aid
Court their petition, IN writing, setting forth that the
inventory of the personal estate OF the sail ieen ell
amounts 10 s776,73, and that the claims against sanl
e.ae allowed hy commissioners amount IL Sl7SO
3s that the EXPENSE oil administering sail estate Is
not les Than s75 90; and that a portion Of the per-
sona tac, amounting 10 S2il,7i, ha. lcen a>,lnn
ed TO the Widow; hat the personal estate OF sad IN.
Il. tate is insufficient 10 pay the debts against SAID
estate, and the costs of administration, hy Sl2O0OO,
and that it will lie necessary 10 sell the whole OF the
real estate Of aid in'estac for the payment ct the
debts agaIn.t the said e>iae and costs II adunstra-
ton; that the sail ne,ta'e die seized Of farm of
land in Grand c ON which he lived previous to and
AT the time of his dea h. alou So acres Of winch is
>n rect TO Il mortgage 10 sernre he payment about
$1,000 10 Melvin Bgrnc., and &c acre in -umbere by
lite estate ur T. nice Wilcox, and the whole sub
eci TO the Widows ri1h If Dover, and praying sad
Couri to license the laid administrators to sell the
whole OF sad real estate under he sail membrane,
and al-o the reVet,onary interest in the Widow :
Dover, aareeahly he statue II. such pro vdc'
WtEREupoN, the coIrl aforesaid doth appoint The
5'h day OF October next for hearing and deciding on
sail petition, at the Pro- ale Office in North Hero, in
sad d,trc' and doth order that all pcr in crested
e nut ci ih'reuflv puli'a1on of ihi~ order, three
week. sicco~,velv in he b lrn rion Free Pres, Il
newspaper printe at y rnaton, in Chiientcn coun-
~, the In I of which pu' LEGATIONS to be previous TO
sad 81 day of Olol er mex.
Given uncr my hand a North Hero this 3l>t day
If August, 1871. l5w3 JOEL ALl.EN, ludge.
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SCHOOL ROCKS.

5000 Ff ; s| E e? ~. ;s:s ":
500 Emersons lst Class Reader,
500 81
500 81
300 Porer's Reorical Reader,
100 Columns Arithmetic
SO Brril,'s Geography Of Tho
Heavens,
500 Snnder,' spelling book,
100 National do do
so North American do
100 SWEETS new English Grammar.
This IL the hest English grammar now used, ant
is introduced extensively into schools.
great variety of full hound and halfhound Ledger,
Journals, Day Books, and Memoranlums, Wrapping
Cap, and Letter raner. Ink, Steel pens y the eros,
Sealing Wax and Waters by the ~. &c. &c, which
WI e ,old for good while or lrown paper rags, o.
winch ~ tons are now wanted by the Subscriber
rhoo Teachers aud Merchants will lie supplet
with any the above books the publisher, price,
and most kinds ofprolure receive in payment.
V. HARRINGTON.
Burlington. Aug, % h, 1914. lG
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NEW FALL GOODS.

VENlE subscribers have Just received n very lare,
u sIppy oil rich Fail Goods, among which are ih'
following articles.
Goods for Fall dresses.
French nous 90 LANES, Of all patterns, cashmere
d'Ecossp, chameleon lr>ires, Parnoilar fancy pin
alpaca, brown do, Lack AMI tue black do, lacl
and lne black alpnes, large assortment Of black
and blue black and fancy silks striped and nlald 10
Afghan sans, winter alzornes.
Ribbons.
Hat, cap, and neck rib plain ,aletaa, satin do
Laccs.
Enalish, French, and German thread laces ane
clgngs, L.le, Guimpure, Ashlur,on fg'd and p
NeIls, Hack and While.
Shawls.
Camel's hair, Brochc damasli, ca.hmere d'Ecosse,
and Scotch plaid shaws.
Gloves.
Ladies' and Genllemen'> llack and white and col.
ored xii Gloves long, white kid, and silk blk, WHINE
and colored silk, black and cold Mts, black and blue
bla * vel grapes.
Cloths.
Bnc'; and luc black English cloths; brown, green
and Invisible green do; liz AMI blue blk ca>sneres
plaid an striped do; Xix anil blue blk satin vesngs;
llll and blue blk silE velvet do; silk velves Of all col
ors Tor Ladies' hats.
Flannels.
White rel, and yellow 81, A, and Ga Flannel,.
bleached aud I'M eachej Can do, plain and printed
Salisbury do silk, merno, AMI cotton hirts and draw
Black and lue lack and coI'd Girlle>, cotton and
wors ed hosiery linen and vur>tel IA lie cover d n
per AMI linen napkins leachel anil unbearhrd CO. =
tons, b aclt an culore cam r's linen an nix hllis
Lalic' anl Gen'cmen'> crava g, liatk white, and
coTh paper Inns, plal II, striped and barr'd do,
cloth, fur and hair zeal cap. velvet and FIR trimmed
bows d. Boa and Bj iao ro' e floor matt, and cl
cords.
To the above will lie weekly added every thing
new. Fashionable and de rab'e all Of which VIII be
offered at the lowest market prices.
G. +. STAMFORD & Co.
Burlington. Sept ~ l9i4 l6
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Female Trusses,
$40 Reward !!

~ from the Methodist encampment in Ferrisburgh,
on sunday afternoon 18th inst, large Carpet ia {
oi haht gay color, containing n large red Merno
Shawl, one white lace half shawl, edge with worked
lace one round block lace cane one noir Iono HACK
lace Nuts, one plain light silk dress, trimmed with
pearl buttons one blue black alpine dress, trimming
black gimp one dark green and red changeable al
hose, one pair black French kid shoes No 4 three
long white loose night dresses, and caps one lined
black silk apron, halrbrush, &c. &C. The above he.
!!oneed to three individuals Whoever will detect the
met and return the sack Of clothes or give informa
,on where they may be obtained, shall be entitled to
ttI uoIldTS reward,
Please give information 10 ST. NARAMORE.
SheIb1rne, Sept 10, 1874 10
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LUTHER I.OOMus, ESTATE,

WE TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having leen appoints
W eIIy The Hon. the Probate Court for the district
OF Chi'cnden, comm s,ionef> 10 re- eve examine aud
adllS Tue claims nd demands OF all per- ous, against
me estate OF LUTHER LOOMS, la'c Of Burlington
~ sal! Dlrir', deceased, represented insoNen, and
also all claims and demands exhibited IN ol'ct there
10 ND CIV months from the day OF the da'e hereof,
,ehS allowed by said Court f., thnt purpo;e, we do
therefore hereby oive notice, that we will attend to
ine business ul ur app ln'ttn', the Pearl Street
House IN u rngion in SAID District. the 2l>i days
OF January and February next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
on each Of said DAYS.
Halel this 2s, day Of Ancust A. D. 1874.
ALVAN FOOTk, Commits
i3w3 SIDNEY BARI DW ,ioners
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BOARDING HOUSE

TTNHE subscriber wond respec fully inform ,be NH,
lie that he still continues to keen a Roary;,,c
House, on Nam Street, few rods from The Conr,.
occupied by Geo B. Shaw, Esq, and thai he can y,
commodale few more boar1ers on as reasonaIi
terms as can lie Obtained elsewheIe.
porlioao, y, WARREN sIBLY.
e' "'H"S' q ici'' 10 II
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SI'RAYED

IRON the enclosure Of the subscriber on Fl ny
L the 23i ult large light red Cow she has q
short tail, and s little lame in fore leg. ANY IN
iormrnn in regard 10 her whereabouts will be duly
rewarded. HENRY MAYO .
Burlington, Sept 6, 1874 liw3
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BRIGGS PATENT
EENC : MACHINE,
NOR turning Fence Piciets and other articles o.
o. MOOl OF Il cunlricIl firm

ENOR turning Fence Piclets and other articles o.
wood OF cylindrical form.
The undersigned continue 10 operate the above
Machinery a, "Wnooski CITY," where they would
be happy 10 furnish purchasers with some of then
| vaIleues o Farm, garden ornamental Fence.
11'hey will also work up Lumber upon shares or by
| the rod for those who wish.
Lowing TO the advantages which they derive in the
| use OF the above Improvement, they are enabled L.
afford neat and beautiful fence for yards and gar.
dens, ut much less expense than The can be
got up for IN any other way while fol dura iiy it Is
! not excelled by any IN common This valuable
| improvement, was first brought out in Western New
| l ork, where It has gone into extensive and has
received the appreciation of the Mayor OF the city of
Buffalo, with many hundreds of the first agrcul'ur-
ISIS and others IN that part OF the State, also of Gov
Hubbard, Doct JARVIS, Judge Churchill and many
others in New Hampshire. In fact wherever il mas
been introduced it has cen hrphly approved As
Farm Fence IL combines more advantages than any
other fence used II can e used lriihout posts
and is therefore not affected by the freezing and
heavng OF The ground 1t takes less lumber than
any other KIND OF ience, ism certain protection against
all kinds of cattle Is not liable to get ont of repnir,
cannot be bi0Dn dorm, l. easily set up, taken down
an removed, without injury,
-E'TNo FARMfR touid be Ni1iout at least siili-
clent quantity throw around his fields of grain
and stack yards.
The undersigned refer with pleasure 10 Col Harry
Thomas, n. B. Haswel Esq and Messrs Bins
mald and BfoIhers Burlington Hon. David Re,l
Colchester; Ralph Landon, Wllliston, and VIM.
JNo N. DEWEY.
II p. DEWEY.
Any person wishing to engage in the above bust
ness N the counties OF Franklin Orleans, Lnmoe,
Washington Rutland, Bennington and Wlndhnm in
this State or any of he Eastern counties in the State
OF New York, wi. please apply as above.
JNO. N. DEWEY,
Agent for Paeniee,
Burlington VI, August, 1914. ID
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E""cy and St"ple
SILK. GOODS.
Williams. Rankin. & Penniman
No. 90 WILLIAM STREET,
CORNER OF CFpAts sEssEEr, NEW


IF7OCI.D cali the attention Of Merchants visiting
w New York for ,heir Fall supplies 10 their ex-
tcnsive assortment Of entirely
NEW STYLES FALL GOODS.
To their ordinary stock, which comprise, flll and
general variety of staple and Fancy SILK Goods they
hive hccn mn log large additions of ENTIRELY
NEW STYLES, expressly adapted to the sen son.
From the facilities which they possess in The pur.
chase Of Goods at the very lowest Prices their uur
vnel and very extensive assOrtmen'- feel as, IT,
red that II will he in their power to offer eyiraordua
nv inducements 10 purchasers who desire aud deserve
to buy on tn! very best terms. aud they are delcmn
ed To spare no pains to make II for theiutorc Of such
to make their selections from their stock. In
DRESS GOODS
they show rrea, range Of styles in Rich Printed
Cashmere D Ecussn Of latest Pans pa,rrns Tipsnns
Grape De bancs, Muslin De LANES OF PARIS ST les
never before offered
Alpaccas. B,mbazincs. Black and Blue Silks los
an hah priced.
SILKS -Cameleon Brocade SKIS; Cnme'oon
Grochi Striped silks; Plain aud Satin Striped Hell
lenennes; Black and Blue Black Satin Striped and
Brncade figured silks; Satin Striped Gros CRANES
81 elk and Bue Back Gros de swiss; lnian Tus.
tr'ngs; Gtos DE !themS; Gros d Antiques; Black
md Blue Black Saiins; Plain and F.guied Satins.-
Also
MILLINERY GOODS in great variety, comrri
sing Bonnet Silks and Satins Of entirely new styles
drsi9ns Bonnet Velvet>, plain colors, black aud blue
black, figured, shaded, plaid; cut and uncut
LACES.
Cap Lares in VARIETY, If new and eenan
patterns; Trimming Laces aud Lace Elgnrs, black
aud white; silk, Lisle, Guipure, Mechln, Brussels
&c. DC.
=. Thread Laces and Edgings, French German ant
English,
SHAWLS.
Rich Cashmere and Broche Long and Sunnr,
Shnwls; Thhct, Muslin de Lame Kabyle Plaid
Wonlen, Nett SC &c
SILK StlAWLS Dark Canlcleon, Satin Striped
Figured, dc.
G. OWES AND MtTTS,
N every variety, for Gentlemen Ladies', and Misses
Nldl Of the most approved manufacture, Purk, Me
nno, WooIlen, Silk, Lace, FleL Egpytlln India Rub
Der, &c,
Their stock will he found 10 comprise full assert
ment OF all he vnrlous small Items nerded and the,
Invts 4 e attention q Buyers, with the fullest conf
dence tlnt they can supply every want in their line
II ma
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A I'LL assortment OF beautiful Ro.ewool backed
l. fiaIr Brushes, lnanr' Brushes, Tooth Nal and
NH rI>hes, Clothes and Shoe Bru> hes Floor and
~ arlh Brn'he>, scruh iug and e>h Brus hes Mezu-
INTO Brn'hr>, tine comb cleaners, OF several KIN s.
broom br''he dm,t and crnmh bru>hes-In hort,
almost every kind OF RI IN ue Tor man and bpas,
we have them for bra, hing horse, clothes, harr
,hoe> &c, for scr bling and cleaning house, for
hats, for tai le> and for most uses
A.o the very best and finest ivory Combs hell
horn, wood, brass, and German silver C. M s iu,t
received BRINSNAID g. RROTuEI,G
Aug. S0,h, "A. Il
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NEW FALL GOODS.

IUSr received some very rich new styles Cash
y meres and Velvet de LANES, Ladies and Gents.
Cravas, Also,
Alpaca Lusters, Prints, Gnghams, Hosiery Gloves,
l1cklngs, Cotton Flames, dc. &c, all which vii be
sold very cheap by ii. w. CATL'N.
Sept. 18th 1874. Is
II: w. e. will receive and open IN the courte The
coming week a very large assortment Of Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
II. MOOUX'.S ESTATE.

II. 4TOVA > u . I 4 u.
THE subscriber, nlnini traitor Of the estate If
/ Robert Moody, late Of Burlington derna,ei will
sell at public IA ton, Iu sdav The lst dav of De-
ohcr ccxt, ~ Towards Hotel in saii Il rriinr'nn ut
one O'Clock P. NJ the following property belonging to
sad estate. 10 wit
one 'hit'Y second par OF ln' NJ. Ivy IN sad Bur-
ingion, known n, the Sh1rpshin lot, snhrc % n
en.e IL rroi having al sovch ve rs to ran the
lessee having The right al the cypr1 non of sajl,as
to decd thereof on payment OF about one hundred
and seven dJars.
A'eo, the uncxprod term Of sad lease the rem re-.
served being per cent annually on SAID sum OF Sl07
also Pew~ No II, g and half Of No. GJ in the
Episcopal church in said burlington.
Also, one stall IN the shed back of said Church
A'so. Half of one pew in the brick church at Win
no1ski village in Colchester.
Also, All the personal property remaining Of said
Estate together wh Tie notes and accounts due said
estate, YET uncollectcd. Terms cash
GEO. B. SHAW.
Burlington, Sept lSii Ii
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Broad Cloths and CassiIncres.

GENTLEMEN may avail themselves Of the OPP
~ pornnitv ut purcha.ng cheap and good suit
of clothes, if they will cal at the store formerly
c'pied lv Lovely & Se,monr where they will find a
fine assortment 10 select from.
c. +. STAMFORD s. CO.
Sept 10, l6i4 l6
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IMMEDIATE RELIEF,

E'KOM Darrhna, Dysentery, sumner Com,loio,
l. &c. DC. (Which common al t,is time 81 II ,
tive, at pFCK ~ SpE al .i, t.ilna-
July IL, 1874. Ia" %
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RICH GOODS.

TUE subscriber has iust reformed from market
i with large assortment of fall goods, compri, ing,
Alpaca, Alpaca Popln Alpine, Bonn azine, Or-
leans Cloth, Victorian Cloth, Nd Lame, very rich
Leopard d Laiie, Camelan Brocadc &C..
AIso Brocha Shawles, Cashmere, Thile', Damask,
Nd Lame, and Plaid ShawlS.
Also, IA good aS,o rtncni OF Brcal Colh, Beaver
Cloth, Cashmere Satnett, Nestnge &c, latest styles
Of Gimp Trimmings s.. g..
The Above goods were selected wi h care, loushl
low. and will be sold low mista e. Those wishne
Towards. DANIEL KERN.
Church street Sent IL, 1914 I6
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BATES s. MASTEHTON,
20 LIBERTY STREET,
(DEryEEN WILLIAM AND NASSAU sTREGrs.l
NEW YORK

JTTOtlD call The attention of Merchants abo 4
w visring NeW-Eork, ~ their extensive siocl IL
FOREIGN AID Dome tic DRY GOODS, winch they
Oer tor ale N ii ert term. fpn -sfiug in part u
NJ soreoHs, new a. ice f lrc..ts.
irl0'iaS 90 tu
Chameleon Lus.res dN TO
A Dacca LusheS. lack snl cco,ct.
ELu,giine de Laiaes Grape de Lainss.
C1shmerss dEsosSc, ChuSans, Idislns,
Hosiery md GioreS, an cx ems We a.. cttrec.,
Negro Rerseys, Liaseys, Kentucky Jams,
FfanneiS, iruw luw-pti 'ei to >Iperire,
Prints, Of the nrvcs, nnl che t s'tle
Hrolra and Be1cic4 SiirtinFs and .Sheotnes
Spo2i Cotton and Thread, 'f all kinds
C'ots, Cdssimerrs Sdiiaeis, and FeStngs,
Linens Ll5ns, Diapsr, Crash,
Also, large assortment Of White GoolS Isl.
Ing o. Iaronel,, CAM RIG. Swiss and Soft Mull>,
Tap~ end Lace, ripped and Che k Nusln>, Bi hops
Lawns, Buo. Au,ln, nimty, &C. &c l2m3
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HAEPERS Illuminated Bible. No. o.
IL Sept l6 By a. EDWARDS.
LACKwOOD's Edinburgh Magazine for August.
MARY SCI1WFIDLEB, the Amber Witch. The
LFl most Interesting trial for Wtchcralt ever known.
HIGH LIFE IN NEW YORK, Saratoga, Lake
! L George, &c.
NEW ROMANCE, Y Satisfied! entitled,
~ RAMBLETGN:
a Romance of Fashionable Life IN New York, during
the Great Speculation ct go BY Satisfied.
Sept H. l5wl BY A. EDWARDS.
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ALSO
A lorec assortment of fine and superfre WOOL
CARPETINGS. some choice patterns, and very
low.
"a A Ga, "a, and "a Damask Diaper Sheet
ines, Shrting Linens of the most appiovel fabric
and ini h, from very low TO superfne for collars 8
5 8, ga and IS MAJ kins, white and coored llama. X
Doyles, Russia Diapers, Scotch do, Cash and lluck-
~ Flannels.
ofevery width, from 8 TO Cd, and all qualities.
red. yellow, and white, Wool do, lleached and un-
bleachel Cotton do, Salisbury tigd do, and Plaid
Wool Cloths.
Plain black G. blue bl'k, Broad Cloths,
Cassineres, MlXel do VI. Grey b, oadc'oths,
Fancy do. a large va Black Beaver Cloths,
retv, Blue b ack do
81 FIR. Ca.simeres, Inv. Green do.
Doe Skin, Brown Beaver do.
Cadet Satincts, Plaid Twceis.
Mixed do. Blue do do,
Plaid do. Black Pilot Cloths,
Fr blk Broadclo,hs, Blue do do,
Blue Black do. Domestic Cassimeres,
Blue do. Domestic Grey Cloths
Brown INV Green Domestic Fannes.
Drab, Cadet, DIX mix'd, Domestic Sanels.
Cottons, sc.
10 Bales Sheetmgs Of every style and texture, Sd
Lawrence do, rs fine Bro. do Sd, H. and 81
blea ched ShirngS Heavy Tlcklnes, Apron Che ck
hleachel and Bro. Cotton Drills; Batting, Wadd.ng
Wicking, Yarn.
Shoes.
New York Slippers, Chldrcn'> half Caters,
French Welt Ties, Gents. Pumps,
French Kid Slippers, Goat shoes,
French Kid Buskns, Thick Boots,
Farwell's Ties, Slip Fur trimmed and lined
pers, Brskn~, Walking RlIbcr shoes, new styles
Shoes, halt CATER, and for Ladies.
Callers Gents. Rubber shoes.
Chldiens Slippers, Chldren's do.
Wishing to make all who call upon me regular
customer,-wnh this object in view, great care and
attention has been given in Sc ecllng the above named
Goods, which for variety and beauty of styles will
not suffer IN comparison with any ever elore offered
IN this market. IL. w. G..
Burlington, Sept q, 1871 IL
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New Goods =!
II. W. G. ATLIN.

ID ESPECTFULLY calls the attention OF purchn-
IL sers 10 his new and extensive assortment d
Fall Dry Goods and Dry Groceries, Just received a
his store, Slrong' Building, nearly opposite j. & J
II. Peck 4 CO., among " hen may lie found CLOAK
DRESS and FANCY GOODS, comprising:
Rich Dress Silks, Calicoes, 5000 Yarts
Rich Shaws, very rich STYLES,
Velvet>, Victoria Plalds,
Grapes, Afghan Sans,
Bomhazinos, Hosiery,
Merinos, Gloves,
Apaccos, Handkerchief,
Cash. De LANES, Cambrics,
Cash De Eco,se Mlslins,
Repp. Cashmere, Cravats,
Nous. de LANES, Gimps and Fringe,
Rich Lus,res, Persian Pads.
Glnghams,
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ltTEONElS' q % ~. rcceil11r frao -onl o11Tion.
- to her s'oci q .l-yy ana sact lIar ware 10
witch The attention OF pur.ha, rr> is solicited.
Sept. Is, ~ II
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CdnaUa BOX stoves.
u a. 80, 81 ann SO in. >iu-'e and dlulle Can a =;
49, Ns Stove, Just received AMI FIR sale low.
Sept. Is, Al. STRONGS & Co.
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SILK GOODS.
BOW I'm & M'NAMEE.
10 WILLIAM STREET.

Ccorner of Beaver Street. NeW-Torl,
. ESPECTFUILY announce that they have made
In extensive arrangements for the Fall Trade which
will enable them 10 present greater inducements than
ever to merchants throughout the United States to
visit TINS market the present season, for the pug
chase of
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-09-04
DYoTT,s AMTr-BILIous PILLS

a family medicine mild, gentle purgative and pu-
IA ner ofthe bloodhe general use OF these celebra-
ted Pills throughout the United States for forty years past
and the strong recommendations they have acquired from
all classes of our fellow ctizens, places them in much
more elevated situation in public estimation than any
other remedy which has heretofore been introduced.
The following among the many diseases for which
Dr. Dyots celebrated pills deservediy distinguish
ed for curing By their couneractlng properties in
moving the bile from the Stomach, they prevent and
the bilious fever chlls ague and fever; spring and fall
feves; yellow fever bilious choc pleursy; dysentery
worms; bilious vomiting; sick and ,ul stomach.
By cleansing the bowels and stomach from all lmpuri-
ties, they restore the appetite; haulency cure
the headache; habiiua cos,veness colds; coughs
plant; sransguary gravel, &c.
Bya general and copious use, they will be found very
beneficial in curing the rhuenaism and gou umbago or
pains IN the back All impurities in the blood yield to
their happy effects whether proceeding from constitution
al ament or from indiscreet ntemperunce.
These celebrated pills have been used to very great
advantage in curing the dyspepsia, or indigestion bron-
chitls, liver complaint, &c.
They infallibe medicine for Female Complaints
generally and especially for removing those instructions
which are the source of their ailments at certain periods
they possess The eminent advantage over most other pur
gatives that while they operate gently, they produce
neither costiveness, debility, too great excitement
Whenever there is predisposnon to receive disease
from marsh euva, or from too coplous use OF ardent
spirits, from vated state OF the bile, these pills will
| assllredy counteract it,
They are highly recommended TO travellers by sea or
land and be made of without change of diet and
situations where be used. They will
he found particularly valuable for preventing diseases
cdenIa TO hot climates they detege and cleanse vicd
hmors open distractions and promote the secretion of
good bile, operate easy cahartc, powerful dur
etc, and diarphoretic.
Dr. Dyot under the strong conviction of the power of
his pills to relieve the afflicted recommends the of
them to those who in health well the afflicted
least once fortnight during the Spring and Summer
months in which he feels assured those who attend his
his advice will find the benefit they seek.
A bill of directions accompanies each box of Pills.
Take notce-each box is sealed with red wax, stamped
with the Propretors coat Of arms and signed
T.. w. DYOI'F, M. d. H
and II. w. DYOTT Jr
For sale at the Bookstore of r. FARNHAM, corner OF
llth street and Penn Avenue, and at the respect
able Drug Stores in the District where also, for sale
separately, all the sixteen Standard Preparations
tanned in Dyots Family Medicine Chest ielS