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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28
NO, IW NHuI'H-'I- ;
SEVFRFISJURY TO SPINE.

Til. viii certify thar for number years pa-! have
been feeble health IN consequence OF having severe H!i
o- injured my spine have consulted physicians and
tried the BasaI iyervor Sarsapara. ard many other
cured nr CIri-ss Cavanic Belt and Magnetic Fluid and
have entirely recovered never expected 20 be " Ell suin
Zee: better tLnn have number ot years past and AN N
every respect AZ a,efrl person. Nothing would induce me
part w my Belt could not Pr2Gg5e qao5 6Saopv
Residence No IS Morroe-s, y Z and Master OF the Nor
fo., packet scllr. Mary Jane
SERIOUS TREMORS. &c.
hereby state that for several months have been con-
tan,y troubled Nervous Tremor-, affecting me TO
- r. i.r,,. .at va unable 10 hold pen had also
t!zlars, of lie head, Affecting very severely Using
pair Dr. Cnrisr- Gayanic Rings, with the Magnetic
Fluid found almost immediate relief and a! symptoms OF
ms complaints, h.sr NOW disappeared. would farther
ate that having severely injured my l-t hand by the ac-
cidet Of heavy !rUa bolt failing on ~ sd causing great
swelling ana torture applied the Fluid, and n TWO days
every yrsge Of swelling AID pain disappeared believe
Christie, art.c.c- Il real blessing 10 the World sgned)
JOHN BOORHOOF, III Fulton-st New-YorA
UNITED STATES OK AMERICA.
Stale OF New York. City OF New York,
g. By thus Public lHstr.Hient be tTioTn 70 all 'rhorI
Is n ott or rla IN any .vile concern thai l. JAM RS
II DILL Public Notary II and for the a-e o e'y- Ors,
by letters patent under the Great sea! OF Tie said state dn-
" commissioned and dwelling n tie Cy Of New.
ae been grlsvousiy afflicted a u!rnatory caroHte
Rheumatic affection, peftHg tat aa0se fy'ten ana
,t,t he yore4 Of endurance 20 The most 5esers tat ana
causln u aegy for nIedsea Gdsles and reen.fJu a q
l. lar ger tar upon my 5U5ness and comfort UNI! ai u
ducsd bya friend 'e'o had fona rft ron ~ .I " G
So Fl.fp sstci l4se used less than .-so month";, and an
.sl free fran. pam st:y If cords JOINTS, aud an
In .rnouy Whereof have Subscribed my name, and
I. nv G,ari4 seal Office 10 hrrelnto siaxed, ms
sevrp,h cay July, IN the year OF our 2ft one Ho'a
eight hundred ana iorg-sLN- Ja4Fo -: I'LL,
Notary Public. No. 50 ~a--st Ne'y-iork
c.rrlox-The great celebrity and success OF Christie
S1r'c and Naruetc articles have caused Them 10 D.
,-f,rI B.. elartri! against a.. th-ee mutations, as
nv are entirely worthless. Dr. Christie - 9t one a.
toflz- agent n each city of lie tnoH MO 4on- hIs me
genuine articles. - Zoo -,s.
~ The oa.y agency IL NeT-YosA : al l'- bfoaa*sy'
Oe,', - 80 work on Gagarisra and l.. sp-
,r,Sor =, Rrs..rs!.a GEM, ~ a Il Christie, u D. Is
is published and max be mad grams a 4o0Y-' or WI DC
fo,art b- MAJ! Is earnestly recommended 70 Inc
IBID srl.uton of Physicians and a. Interested
B-rhe above articles nag DC sent 10 an portion Of
,t f--r. S,a,-s 4 very l5era. t-scoun: 70 Wholesale
5- .5- -I.-.s where here = established agent.
49,. D. c MOREHEAD, Agent General
.IS II 70. .he uEiiet STATE Y er1a-.yI AZ :: Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28
Boarding anb joteIs.
----------------- -
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

DECS lesve inform her csis former eoarders, and
ID the pubic Generosity that she has opened large and
commOt.ous BOARDING HOUSE, No Soi Broaaway.-
Permanent or transient hcaers by thetay weeko mouth
can be accommodated with single rooms or bsdrocms ana
usrors attached This house than " rooms,
supplied cold and hot water bahs, and every oiheI
convenience to make il quiet snj comfortable home. As
to the good qualities OF her table and the general manage
mrnt Of house. reierenses when required abund
ami and Al hand jylSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

MOTTO E.-Consignees OF merchandise By the British
1bsrs Robert A. PARK from Liverpool requested 70
seaG their permits board foot u J0Eess Lane T. T. or
10 the Office Of the COnstgnee.
JOSEPH McAuRRAY, Corner Of Pine and SCUM , 't q
All goods not permitted in I'VE days viii unsyoiasoiy '
cent % Public Store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

BOARD WANTED-By Two gentlemen, location 10
ID be within I'VE minuI.s walk OF WallsL Address at
this Office, stating terms Sc aux ~
BOARD Without Lodgug-Several gentlemen can DO
Dyery comfortably accommodated al No lb Grand.se
few doors West Broadway. Terms moderate. aa2% lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-28

TO THE PUBLIC.-The DR.. Heine whose name has
frequently appeared In the newnpapers - not Dr. Solo
Hrne OF No ~ ChapberSs TINS Is 70 prevent MS
in the minds Of the public. Dr. solomon HeEe being
family physician, we, tae Undersigned, akea IN
liberty ohsye This Inserted CHARLES WIGHT.
JOHN ELWOOD
DAVIS HARRISON
nnZ2 Inn FRANCES HOPKIs~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-25
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Ftyt,lsufparta Jpeuue JVdxinpftn CifU ID c.


fennsytpania .dperue, Washington Ctfy.D C..
THE PKOPRlErORs Of this large nod rdevn built
establishment respectfully tender their tina ks the pub
nc for hs be III they have aud confidently
c,pe popularity from the rh u under
sned To the public Accommodation Tn house stu
the A,enns the promenad sd between Third and FoIr
aud Half tn Railroad Depot aud the
capol It's capable Of .ag 'lee LpgdIed su,su
IN Ill il has recently und raj
or the winters season TIE pario and ladies aParten.s
been elegantly urnshedte lsdes' ORDINARY tasefay
e6tted; atesd is DIVISION Of the house .ne primary
consideration has been TO the comfort OF
The dung hall one Of the most and best light
polite active oeedent and well dscp aed Briefly con-
all the essentials required to render public house home
the traveller.
Charges heretofore 81 50 per day. Permanent boards
times. TYLER Birch.
The Express will please copy every day for three
weeks. anes bill to II Ter Birch ms sm eod.rc
IN THE PRESS, TO BE PUBLISHED At the "Beseon'
i O.ce, this month, by q. VALE, No. Franku squrs.
New York the QUARTERLY BEACON, liberal and lite
periodical consisting OF original articles and the
works Among other articles the first number will
tain Wales Astronomical Card and the celebrsted Three
Imposfors learned work OF the 18th century trsn'sred
the Latin These will also be for sals pamphlet form
For sae also, Voltaies Dictionary, volneys Rains,
with likeness good edition. The works Of Thomas Paine.
Weekly Beacon sc. jslt lmeod. re
EELT-2O pa shoshing Fet supenor an
Gle. for sale In 'ots to sut purchasers. BY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-25
HAkTWELL'S
~ a FIN II TON HOU8E
433 Chestnut street.
pHH.ADE

u ATHS Just introduc-d-Warm and Coc-ia fine apart
- for both ladies' and gentlemen: and the ergo
zaton and fitting Of department Of the Washington
iouse complete dii lm~m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-25

8 ARTIFICIAL EYES,
MADE md invented by DR.. J. GRAY, No. 1is Be wey,
vA ~ u the only msnuisctosy Of the Hannah An hcie!
Eye the United states Any that hs 10 De we'll
srt forty yssr. j7imr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-25

JOHN OAKLEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
l46 broadway and 7s Liberty Street,
REIN de,,rons Of selling the balance Of his large stock
tal ana Winter Goods, suitable for wear
ton OF gentl men about purchasing. -
lie also ofiers the balance OF his well assorted stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
consisting Of Dress and Frock Coats Pants and Ven. sur,o~s,
Cloaks Sacks and Ofhcs ats which will be soid
from till the oi r ebruarv
AT COST.
A large aud choice Of
Hosiery and Under Apparel, eonstsnty on hand -
made and trimmed and tit warranted ia
.E Fer sls, aspisRdd Coaehmaal Cost DIS lpesne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-25
BLEECkER'S BIRD DEPOT,
No. @ Aston Place, late 5th Street.

$40 broadway, New York.
QUINN having had nine years experience practical
~ Plumber putting OF the best work in the
solicits trial improvements IN construction good work
petition and low charges will be found at hrs establishment
B-Down orders left At Z. h. Quinn. 50 Nassau st.
attended to. dl4 mtm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-25

LyELT-2O pSent shoathing Felt very suPenor as
+ Gle. for sale IN ots 70 :nit purch,ssg By
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-25

u find this article Of essential uny their bedchamber
They be used with either hot cold
bath They extremely useful for shps hospitals
For sale by the subscrbers the Croton Pumbng and
Water FILTER Establishment, go BROADWAY, between
Walker and White
Imsrrr STONE BROTHERS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-10

the two countries 10 the said territory did not abandon te
honor the character the best interests VI the
people or exceed the power vested in him BY the con.
stitution 10 make treaties
Mr. MANGUM withdrew his amendment to
Mr.. CRIrrrEpRS's resolution which he some lime
siHce announced his intention TO offer at the prop
time.
Ia message in writing was received from the
President Of the United States
MIR ALLEN then proceeded TO address the Sem
ATE IN support of the joint resolution he spoke for
an hour and forty minutes, and at hafpast 2
oclocA,P; m gave way To motion Of adjourn
foil notes OF Mr. ALLsS's remarks, bat, 10 compile
enee with the special request Of that gentleman, lie
pnblieaucn Of that portion of the speech delivered
today is deferred Ill after the conclusion of Mr.
AS remarks, when complete report Of the whole
will be given.
The Senate then adjourned,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-06-06

HtFIFyuuNs -tpan 3D. a-afh 70 1l.sr
i.,ort As- utatst. uha dsd % wa.l.H,
wrY E1 SEQ. sr.i is Tssu sd ~ riauths
Ts fa.tfl aar b. sfti,f,l n boz fsraai
tad aHrF.nr tsftna hnf'd hrH Htssfss
taah
wbst tbrar. ,iar .ht a1ir
fata. aaf ..Ihnr saas sas aHta Haiarrs.
f...- >sr- laHr whls y tas."ea s
a-rf r
% ,. tra... t.at aa tsy aahi. bros. Geo. Ff
be Death. h1s piafrd ns rmpr.af ra.a h~
-THs taai fh, dtfs 49, aarat~rra i'r'7 bees
.hoo rs.a tul s.ii afnatu b. hH sa
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rla,s hrs fsndir bar-a that thy aui.i.s a.a,a
4svr eEf.H.f ftta n the trf.uas ~ ih.. s.aif
htts s.satt 20 ihea IH ueir eai .rt.anf. sH#. .'
..at. thai lbu s-af. saas aau'a htrs aaasiHH
l.rso ta u.s.r asr,sa..,sr. ana st.so~ih.t ,u..F
frip., F,Iiev
Boo bau h. r.Hr rhs-rea fiHv ."
tta.f A. tie. psi.ass rrtsf.f rsf ceres srfHIi
Dr. nsrIrn hss Fs-.rt rsa. co., s..uasaf .ar'a
Nsaar shsu ar beer co. Nrt sHr lr
Iaarb. aaa aafs lfhald these issf1asls. hfa.a.
Jog rt-s. 1r hrar fh. uefd af tiaaarss ar
a.r. aaHf O.. haat a. narr HaaH h
sHa Gag suHei r4ia. H anrIae o. 'H.
fast ga.saH aFbr Nf FhH g1tH H". aHlH
HfrH .|ul.- Th#r rri .sIisd fHr. a.H... FL"
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..I fa. trIiry 1aH co. as.k sf.a rHss fIr
r.Ha.fs tasr t'..s.r 5Hraf tHF hssf end srU
rt.f n..r.. 81. f.. .t ..a. ff. F r-hlrHe NJ
u.s.H s.Hf. af.. f-r'... t7 .aH asaa aI ,..e
.-lhsa eaa-saa go sl. hoaf u... araHP. safT
f. ta' frsr fa-rasFs rraras T.- a
afh u.. Th. Das abr give h. HHl r
asslar Hr.b rsfr. Isl. .rs4a Ea. .,. IaaI
Dol # rHr eHrIf fsaf .r. 6HraH.. .f .l,f asrrr
,rtu. auay te r..s1ulhir.a Hr .arl.. Iaar ID.
90 Ibt ..rHuarr
UtuH. sr. CO.,. u.,a i..Ilas fsf r..s..u. fell
rr,rl aba ri.rf tby f.rur- Hsrrf .-
r.-f ah. r-s rr. pro-. o.. 4a.f urr .H ..
.raa ai ttr rasf. ts Issa frTlf s.s-sa STE la.a
.auarah,rr,frrti aasha a.ftsft t.7sss ti,. itra.
<ar rr rasanrrt 3d. is iaa.t i.-ttff .
~.s. ua.ara. w. g $50
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MANUFACTURE NOTlCE
George Grimfn

~ ut I.n r.-Tfrtf.. !, ssi..HH.. e. n.T .u.
w ast1trHIs m IHaaH.aaaHr I.r d. sud
.arF.ls U5sl ss ars aef ,he b. tarf F. 'rHlez
b E.,a.. o.. ..f tra q .r9 at ths
Fsft.rt hataae autrfraar ihsfaNft Herar
..H s.fa ft affa.an .f p rsi.. ..aatss ant D..
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r.fa...H VI asI FL. lafr.rfsFf.lrF Ha ttr .Hrt sr
sH .HFrs. HssF H-sr cas- ".asfa.. rs. tliin
t'aHs..a.r ..s. sffTaa aHH rhsr. 3D. fl 80. rrat
a15leras. f-f IarafIs Hi e'I lH.arrfHs1Hrs and
f,iart. s'a. fr,s .nr. an sFt,ras tast tar lsHTn
rsa.h .s3.. ..r. auf aas a.i ss ..t 'a.u uasas
1f ts. frr.sfF
Na.I .r aa.l.Hs .-r Hf fn .. hHHF ulurh
-rH.fa.Hf-s rs. -t". h1ss H,a H t.r suas
rfa. aF a#s HaI..IrI u..st al..lf I.at@..a o. sra
"t.... ss a. .s.t.a.sI.I aaf .far. He. hag~.-
.ar. sa.s I..s.1..s 81. .Hssuar.ir Hr ht. haud.
aH# Hs rs..a-h r.-arfsassa rHaHH e.aap
u.-f.t bel bel .a...s HT sHa o. saI taa sif vIa
atsF et.ss. 81. f1t.- H. a..s IA .. r.ss s.ll uaas
1-sf a-sar.. rlat aa ra.ns uf.Il III. .lar .f ap.
-sr fhF u.Fk iH fa. ta.s. s..ss.t IaalH.sF, ana
Q t-.Hsf ra aftl. tt4f ranu.t na 81. flt cus.
I.Hr.aH.H
RIss 5000 .GEDEp go. Rshs. ana
ann uFF,sEH .s fal I.,f ulauf..
40 tauar. ..sa. t. a.-1. Hr sI..h card
rrr. tn.ss rL .I iaffaraf shtl s ulad,
t.-aI. taHatf, .sur. tst.a Boz p1r pay So
..tuats.Far.ar pr,.iuUr and a.aa aArn boa
.au Hs. 60 rsrt.Ur vafIs and de #ss.nr cloth
NN 90 uar bring ..usf .H p aisuu
I.rtarrd FH. rl.su.st.i ia ss-erts.a b. H1urh
fhHr rHHt r.faf ttterral k.uar aa ri tbry
-sa 90 a aHa fn..s i.srs tsFtr e ga ttHt mas
sass boss o.. aaHeI thrr aHufa
5assaH4pssr. Nt May $40 t.-tf
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The aursexaitur ot NrNas mar gf3 tntJut
to,ls aci. 1laai a Wae w rcaardtri ~ large
insiaf5ty ofii,e fs-oiir oftise luiie,i ~tatrs la
lrt4 rsd that u ,sauld have t.ncn sa drcidrd
"a o.. Flsetign 81 that bilse siigrie gurs
tiaa had -cu a,f.ritirtci 30 iiic floctor., nie
tu'ii,lnat "a rvsrg otiicg, wc aaFo newer Cutrr-
tainrd asuiaI Ban other uoaICs, ard the
wtid cxrifefnsssi oftiSe unio, nfvs 70 ihc wirk-
~ tncnsagrr whaf vas culhrd afsd rauiugcd ia
~ tlss ~tsing~einenf 81 tiso rolt.iaT VIII Tia
tu.rg rfrct afthc cuuutry earnestly opposed u,
~ ever stage olIts prugru-ss, altt pomiesi oaii
ss@ iEucritahlE cuuerrfuenccrs aHaong whleh
iiss lurrvaso al ike slave Torriscry and tilc'
Pulitiral slave Puwor nfi War with MeVico
slnod Ess,sniisaunl NIsoawn thfy were bnolrd
az and yocFd, wee ticir prrdicliors' arr alruadf
verified The Slave Pugvcr Is inrnsass,l. lard
isH tssal end nuss tls0 daFk curtain has rlsra
uron the coautnencu1nsaui of Wa, Nar
tllat HISS gruWh aiEssrtly oui q this act ~
ncNati8Fs--a Wa skai g8accs ne n m en-
visible lght t,ss.su that e.nriesian and ciyiiaSrd
vusld ~ wtsrh vFr jsrssldls oiairs to i- a isaTt
fAes@c aFu seaae nf ehs consequences of
thai act ~ iutguiiy wtirh the Notcs 20 1880
Fa'ifs-ai Atsliitnsiisis ~ tAas ~fatr ~rcuFssd IN
the clrrtsaa ~ rstk apd the arrcsssun ~ t!,r
Alnrvgis0u Fsr7v o. poWvi D. q plcasaut
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-06-06
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE on Me
trial of Salamander Sales, at NauNhall Gar.

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE on the
trial of Salamlnder Sales, at NauNhall Gat'
den:
The undersigned attended 4 trial by lire Of
three iron safes, known as Gaylers klcl ,
and Wilders Cor Herring s)Salamander Sales
on the morning of the 10th January, $50
The saGcs were placed in furnace con.
structcd of brick, about five feet hlgh, ana 10
the same relative position. Each sale was 'A'
amincd. and believed to be in perfect order
A number of account books were put IN tNt
book case, and several papers in the drawers %
each safe, and the doors locked and the iu',
consisting of charcoal, pine and oak wood'an'
rosin, was applied, igniicd, and renewed '"''
during the day. A..
The fire was very intense, and was SuD'..'
10 remain burning until the following "y,I
ing, when the safes were removed u%y"'
snf, was found to be in such order as 10 Oeuu
lacked, when the book case and content, Ne'
tSund to be in n good state OF pres'r'a'ou.
The contents of the other safes were 4 H''S
of burning charcoal. ,,.,jo,.
We consider the trial to have Oc'h ooiau .n
ed with perfect fairness. For iuTth't PI ..,
lars, reference is made to our ndiV'u"l '"
ments, in possession of {. J, Gayier
Signed, .sp..a.,,,c,
PALMER TOWNSEND, No, 77 rear r, su'''
of the firm of Townsend, Sayre ~ '"i p.,
JOSHUA l.. POPE, ofthe firm BaTs'"''F
& Co, Pine street.
JOHN F. MACKIE, $50 Water s'fc''
l.. J. COMSTOCK, ,,r,a
HIRAM BARTLETT, No. @S2 rear S"'''
HENRY a. FIELD, ,-,,.n,DG
JAMES ACKERMAN, firm OF AcA''"''
Miller, 161 Nassau street.
New York, Jan. 10, lSl6.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-06-06
TFE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONStMP-
TIDY ND LII-ER COMPL-lLNTS.

fNffN ~ ~ III IN N.Nf i.Ei.N a y.
TElu TiiE PUBLIC. There is not room in
4 a news paper advertisement To publish
the Numerous certificates of cures, but the in
valid fs referred 10 a medical pamphlet to be
had ~ ANY Il the agents gratis. Such proof
ss w. arr constantly laying before the public
mus' convince all that DR. LARBOR'S EN-
TR ct OF LUNGWORT is the only med
iciiu. boz the world that will cure all who
pred rspop,d - consumption, liver complaints,
or touhlrd with coughs, colds, asthma, pleu-
nsy, splitting Of blood, pain IN the side and
chest. difficulty Of breathing, ughtncss across
the thsst ga ipitation of the heart, bronchitis,
thrn4t complaints, and allaffectons of the pull
mnniFY organs. II this is not sufficient, we
will lpirr any one TO others, who (at the date
1T tia ahuyrl are now using this article in n
yat,cy ct protractcd lung complaints All
the rrrtfhcatcs shown To the public, prove
conc uaivciy, one thing-that the VEGETABLE
ENrHAsr oF LUNGwoBT 10 possessed ofcertain
powers "a healing the lungs and restoring
energy a. those who are supposed tn be fast
sinking iRto the grave, over every other rem
edy, Tncicnt or modern.
AMI why mott Ii is medicine that is not
the work Of day-thc compound of drug
shop, having only for its object sale. 1t is n
Trutcd that owes ITS existence from nature s
source a CERTAIN cure for complaints of the
lungs all the premonitory symptoms of con
sumption. t1uackery, probably, would put
81 new w" thAn sktlctoh, PROVIDED you would
hclicUs ii--at least the inventors of some of
1 the sEuatNc popular remedies would induce
I YOU to hrlicve 50, If possible. 1t is to put in
T the plcr &C such stuff remedy of use to man.
hind, that the Vegetable Extract of Lungwort
was made
The study Of ycars--thc proper proportion
at the ungredients--their effect upon the diff
trrcNt,vg stems, and the stage of diseases in the
( gai'en,s--all these were in the minds eye
Of ,he physician who formed this medicine
l tie knyw that 10 make something really use
ful as a remedy, study and observation were
necessary, and he failed not to devote all his
aitcnts 10 the purpose. He has succeeded
the Vegetable Extract of Lungwort has taken
It's stan,l, and beyond the leading medicines
II the present time, the only true eradica.
tor Of pulmonary CONsUMrTIoN extant. This
~ true nd certain-true, because susceptible
of prod certain, because its power and use
fuincss, in saving hundreds from death can
not be- tuntroverted
G. J. ROOSEVELT Sole Proprietor
AsEvrs--J. G. BINGHAM, ST. Johnsbury
Dana W eeks ~ Stanton, Danville; E. Perry
= Co. Cabot; Simonds, Connnt q Co. Glover
Strong Al Jewett, Barton; George. Worthing
ton, jr. lrasburgh; Z. Cleveland, Coventry; ]
Bates ~ Co. Troy; G. Elkins, North Troy; ]
Jcwett 4, Co Stevens Village, II. c. Butler
Derby Line 41Syl
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The Northern Remedy

N. H. DOUNS' PEGET3BLE BgiSgv,,
ELIXIR. '''''"l
The most cficctual remedy for Colds Con5
Consumption, Splitting of Blood W.
ing Cough, Asthma, Group, and all di.o,,Pp.
of The Lungs "'''a'e'
VHNlilS Medicine ispurcly VEGrr,p,r H.
Il rcsuh Mt of mere theory and spccuI,,,,'
but of much study and research. d1,ra a'1 aoaO
of suffering and debility; and the ms, 5,1'S
having succeeded in curing himself ,, iI'Ll.'
ing tested It's efficacy upon thousand, o,,ns.
yiduals in New England and the W..
States, feels great confidence in recommend
ing il 10 the public as a safe and efficient rnm
edy. II operates most conspcuouslp in :,
moving all morLm irritaiioas Tram me- Lama,
and Pulmonary Organs, kecps The cOg0b JooS,
prOmOtcS ETpeci0rdiioH, ronderS Nh, 5rco,Li,l
easy, and induces degree Of quiet 10 thc So.
tenn, peculiarly grateful 10 the pa,icnt a6cr
having experienced days and nights of rcstlc.,
nquictude and suffering
II has at least 0Ho peculiar 0drautage over
most other articles in common use: il is rprr
FROM STRONG oPIATEs, and POWERFUL Asrpw.
GENTS which are liable TODD great injury IN the
patient In the use Of this article, The cougb
Hcrcr ordScS MI the cause Is rtmoreh-hencs
when the cough ceases the patient is well
This Incompatible medicine is prepared IN.
ly by n. HI. Downs, Troy, VI, the original
inventor and proprietor
CURTIS and SMITH, st Albans, VI OpIv
Wholesale Agents, by whom Agents can BE-
supplied in any Pnrt Of the Union, upon the
best terms.
Sold by especial apPointmcnt,by j. Bms
ham, 81. Johnsbury Plain; Jonas Flint do
Centre; J. G.. Darling and G. 5. s HILL Con.
cord; n. w. French, Luncnburgh, Fuller
Co. Lyndon; Nj II. Newell, Burkc,J Bakc&
son, Sutton; w. & $. Bradley, Whcclock, VI,
n. Gilbert, Sheffield; Dana Weeks and Stan
tor, Danvillei J. NJ Martin y Co pcacham,
Geo. Hubbard, Guildhall, J. Jcwctt y Co
. Barnet; DR. McNabb, Mclndocs Falls Geo
Cowles, Ryegate. illrl
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!. iHat Boz continues tho
TffLOBING BUSINESS
bod elI Hr happy o. wait ON al who may ia
I#. H.r rfth their custom
f.s,. chat Mr. BROWN has returned from
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.rHs.rH h.usrlf boz regard 10 the latest and
Hs..sf .fHH.#urbl, styles Of cutting and making
r.Ht'..Brns Garments for Spring and sum
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so wHrk entrusted to our care shall be
rt.FHfrH ir al good st,ls MS can be- obtained
si arF afbrr establishment, aud warranted to
90 q u1uId $40 that Dec has received his
srf.as Reports
Particular attention given to cutting
HI HfhIrs o. usaky
go IshH.tury, April :, l-io 45itf