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TO THE sI5KtND ~ AFF11cTrn
fWs en
IVY VII
consisenaysta,e that
DR.. Swavnk.Coxo1,d G.

Ooho olFCHty.ldt6 shat
u7.,5 Dr; ,S"aynss+Gofound Syrup of
T1lo Cherry eeFextensvely used in
the United States f..nol than len yoase aseo IN
it invariably cure$e redco and ~ lha'
sands Of individua3 gladly sipkinG rn1 ,r,at 1hou'
insdous attack 4 Dead fell emissar" "'er me
monary consumton-b been ros.y -i ul-
health, happinessand frts by its uso eu | 10
now living witnesses Of wonderful onra.en nu are
power of this remedy. 'a"Ve
swayne's WipCherrbw hath n,,., l.
M'o dlseas7 Dark I gloom,
Peace and plel llre nd 3urround ,bas
Leading genly doni tomb.
From + spdd Express.
Cfthe ihousar so( pulled curat;,e noa,.
now before the plbic, btew are fonnd ~ u1nS m
sess..the healing virtues ftich thew are pos-
Ioo.r 49,. n'0s a.us "0 .ia we are pleased to
Can,noJ nI S'a"u oug5I tm!;, than DR.. Swayne's
" 1',h?ouiiG ,his 2yru, OF "'NrTy. The afflicted
their III j ;ov ,'', ,hay fd aye oe&ni TO use it ." to-
upon its recommsndahon L than realized
The afflicted need na dr. While their is
life. there now slopc
wa can ll.f r.efcoIh,eeNdU.ssynes C65hhii PJu.. 81
syrup ea. OF VIVA Che1,9y~1 1of the most effective
and pieasant cures Er ck, colds, or any dis,
ease df the lungs fow 4 The public +. 49,
purely vegetabl$shd is k priced tv oil 'nhs
have given it a i4l " ""o
Pamphlets CO be obJa gratis. settna for.,
an array Of testony tha convince IS ro1." n -,
skeptical of the ,nderEnl Ges of Dr.. S,os' '"os'r
Compound Syuof W1Cherry. raI:'nnd
get one, that all ay rssd. >urchase !" adj.
cine and be cura ri. ST..
Prepared onlyf Eiehhtb,t =. "is Frit
cipal Office" tv''d Cherrf,eoa ~ ;S"eets,
fn.-i' 17t1Eo,, tE",A' 'oonereH fitkp",,a'iohs be-
C1>RLEs Fl. Wen Kor1noAy. T.
y John N. Y; I cor9erT 81 6B6roEa,dway and
'Warneso5 BIeeA e a 70 f(1a43 ~ 1s8 Bowery, E
.tAn w. > 1s sS en~sh y 3 ~ So III Broadway,
ylSs NewafNc1rsstii 1Tnsiiil bjioSyn B. Oids s S
aNbv agents. SSs ~ -, T1o aterson NJ G
States
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ANOTHER RAILROAD D1sAsTER.-The eight
o'clock train from Boston. on the Western Rail-
road came in e13}cb woa -suay morning with
sneines we wen MOVING ata very pd rate but %
4:; ;:; @ @ ;' m: 4:: :' % ;ss
tssss ss' BY the 81 Sf % ss' ssa
a"a oGs nared and those ot mot es sfsot this
sos.'sS oasSp,s Il asRHs asns uesesns
SSrencer to East Brook6eld the
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CHEAP, FOR CASH

NOR sale, by MRS. w p 1ot,noo,
quantity Of secondhand FGnNoON,
Tca ,'l1 C. n ess,--Suoh as Lamps, Beochss -
Ice ofe7" Coolers, Tables, Horses and d',es' g
nF a,00s other articles Apply At 7s Nassa' :. "a
Ms. W. T. JOHNSON
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VESSEL BURNc AT SEA.-The Gloucester
Telegraph states that the schooner Iowa, of
Boston. Batchsler, from Hampden for Yarmouth,
Mass, was with her cargo, Qumber, &c. J totally
destroyed b. fire on Tuesday morning about
o'clock, off he Salvages. The fire caught in
the deck loaa, near the galley, and spread with
such fury that the crew lost every thing. The
crew were picked up by the schooner Tuscany
and carried to Gloucester.
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RUSSIA AND AusrR1A.-The Empe of these
countries have forbidden ali persons to erect mao.
ne'lc telegraphs unless by their special oermis-
sion
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BISHOP ONpERnoNK.-At the opening of, the
Protestant Episcopal Chuhb Bisbon Onder-
donk sent petition to the Souse Of bishons
complaining of his suspension, nd asking to be
restored They have acknowledgement, and
granting him liberty to withdraw ,is petition
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20 All comhPicatons for the Rams Horn
except those eonf1ning money, must be post.
PAID, or they will It be taken out of the office.
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W Al HIN GTON "
1876 Main ST., Keliogg's Building,
60 HARTFORD, CT.

Z Washington Is pow executing most beautf-
ful and correct Miniatures, on tie New York
plan, from 81 30 10 $40 co. according 10 the
aize and style Of the plates, cases, frames, or
lockets. @
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ATTENTIN HANIBLE GUARDS -

You are requs I'D 10 atteod a meeting of this
Company on neday evening, November the
sth M at half-paslT o'clock, at their hall l54
Church street. r.
By oster of the Captain,
?. HAwKINGs.
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fF0HE PROPRIETOis Of the .:Tiizen,'
- Cemetry" beg leave to;r,orm their friend
O. the puollc generally, thai ibis or and llth
',onts on 45<n stre4t h@.atTd @s;.7atTd be- yery happv
Avenues "a .;, ana tFf'o may wish place for b.
'''l me prices vary from $3.50 to $3.50.
Applications may be made to the Agent
Alexander Duncan, Undertaken, 6s Grand g.
VINO Will furnish cohins, hcarses and carriages
at the shortest notice,-or 10 any or the (o,Iow-
og persons Stephen S. Rogers, 566 Hous-
on st., George Fl. Dixon, III Elizabeth i
,11 ,ohn Osborne, or TO William L. Nicholas ~
Wall street. ;no,ac
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RabTgGE.
IssEEEIE,.
= 7Ill L ne s. Pisendx z'sesos As.ss;

N NNhNCE SOCIETY,"" viii hold t!,t;r - ros,'Is~
Nfp NWfgpgtog on MONDAY EVENING, 1t the HAN an
Cdl, nA l. Hall, La"nard Street. cornar or
l ''e"''0--oV:r Tho Drug Stnra 0''''' q
New Wi. JOSEPH W. SMITH, seo,x
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WELL)S improved patent premiums crew
oeosteads, was awardedat the late Fairs
qiT', ',lser mccall and diploma; manufactured At
~ Tolo % street. up stairs, by H. Beverly
~ o. All kinds of furniture made snd ,e-
palred'and neatly vanished at the sho,,es| ' no.
tice
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II g;;A;s ssA ssy1ss ss5psss ee Eo,s
L. !--anabe. ApplYa+ WhT D 't5eet uff1fs
Also, the Front som and po1 - y S'ree'.
a00'' to let to s3Fdttnan' DS' " V'f@, 3 Pr first
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Let the wicked look upon the beautas of vir-
tue and repent That shey forsooE, itef aia pine
for her. ~
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REMOVAL.
FIELDS VEGETABLE TINrTTrr
AND POMAiADE FOR THE HA11

nND FOM'iAOE FOR THE HN
These articles are carefully PREPARED
plant we'll known 10 the Tndiansf
"western wilds," and nsc,1 .bv then(
state, for promoting vigorous
Ha'r' and giving it strength, whs
10 fall out by sickness or fisea>e, n /
etor, AT considerable exp nsc and II
been able 10 >combre The prooartid II
plant In the form Of 1'nciIre andH
so as to make its usa pleasant asI
heaIthful ane he sends them forl
world simply on their own merits
mat those who may be induced to gT.
a fair trial, will find that The SuhscdP
claimed no more for The Articles ttne'
deserve.
action Of N ,han1sS business exposes the r sne
from coal, &c, will fad h., n. r.. aam Lscere
lent for cleaning the Hair, removing muaDsslAtrnY
and producing vigorous growth Of the, ,Aan.s
Inc ilnctnre is put Up in.bottles, at 50 -. -,
each; and the Pommade, Ia ehsl aegs64Ss.
20 cents each and may be f1unsy
store OF +. DeronaS, No 80 T
View York and at The bdsr u
Fonn11 o. Muller and Asesif's' \ NJ J ~
~ IN p p 'tleet 4 5b;udeIp phia. @g>erS<
y2o ..'....<ai13l Z orf. af.@conat alowa oI
-
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INFORMATION ,r--NTED.-a mulat,o
IL girl named 1rafries L. Van Rensselaer,
aged about - years She was sent Of ~
errand =, Monday afternoon Of last weap ''
o. .~.as not been heard of since, Anv ;n
1ofmat'on T, Will be thankfully received At 1AI
Fulton street, or 456 l-2 Broadw,v h.,
s24 THOS. VAN RENSSEiA Alp
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PROSPECTUS
FOR AN ANTI-sLAvERY PAPER, TO BFrN-
TITLED,
M Q r z % S TAR,
7 frederick DOUGLASS


ly Ant-slavery paper, with the above II.
tile.
The object of the NORTH STAR will
De TO attack Slavery in all its forms and as
poets; Advocate Universal Emancinat;on
exalt the stanoaru vr -.
promote the Moral and Intellectual i'm.
provement of the COLORED PEOPLE:
and hasten the day of FREEDOM to the
Three Millions of our Enslaved Fellow
Countrymen.
The Paper will be printed en- q doek.ss
:. medium sheet, AT $500 per annum, if us.d
yin advance, of $3.50, if paymen. be delay
ed i Eyer Ss saaes six = subscribers nav ;,
63rwo named persons, am seos, Se SEM 10
of Novembsr =. as as practicable by the first St
S; SSrederiek Douglass, Lvnn n:
M SamaeI ~ Brooke, Salem nynh; nh; Mass.
Co Ohio Oh oc'lo'0ls0o, Harveysbufsii., Harvb' fsi Warren
Mr.; Waloott, Z, ovruu1,. Ro.,o
ty, Gnajaos LAWS Economy, Wayne Coun.
ThrIsian Dolaldsc-, olnclnnai, Ohio
=. w. M Aim, Philadelphia, Pa.
o "a Aanarancy Paine Providence, Rhode Is- "
MIR Gay, 142 Nassau Street., New Yo,k If
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TRANkTAEN1 JONES
Tan Ma Hn As'o ar CLOTHES on,,'

TAh On -A1VU CLOTrIEe,
I No. 's 1s:. L. 5S:a5sa z1S 55rst, 5ossssrR.
| Gen1 NEW YORK SeT'
it, ss'e:aa apsssoag:s ~:s4.ng their Cloth IMPROVE.
srtedp dpSs'+ed a y,op' the sa.f snGh will secure
sss <s6i2S iSsas,"1.. "1o'' Inform h5. ,,.r1
may e!1s.l!.ss 1or.e :, No %: ss, recently
% sons Where / 415Pacia5Ie tia s1r,e,;E.,s. @
him hose ":: 'sh1Ia5d sahs1I; Id Be grto his ,1ea rs'
al, sln" will be red to ferx e,<p9tee ,he HG'oz
L~~c. he .t>.,eH
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Worms Easily Removed
WlNTERjS cANADIAN VFRMIFUeF

HUNDREDS OF CHILDREN DIE every yeaI from the
III diseases produced by Worms! They the Of
numerous and fghul diseases Indeed there
complaint common 10 infancy and childhood which may
not produced greatly aggravated by the presence
destructive animals in the stomach and bowels. Gases
recorded ofter producing st vuss Dance Locked Jaw,
Dropsy Squniig. Loss Of Feeling in the Limbs Ricketts,
pi;aton of the Heart, Erupinns, Dry Cough, Severe
aims aleHess, Emacaiinn, total Decline of Strength and
Consumption. They all the nourishment in The
body and finally destroy the Child
WINTERS CANADIAN VERMIFUGEfs a BIeasant
SAFE speedy and permanent cure for this dangerous cure for
this dangerous affection II has been faithfully tried and
is universally approved of even by Physicians destroys
tire worms once dssolyes and the sne which
fs of worms and greatly improves and pviro-
system Il is the perec: thing of Ia, Kind
ever invented, and no family should be wiihoutit
Parents may be assured that fns medicine Is ner
fccy harmless in its effects II is carefully COMPOUNDED of
the very best materials and there is least danger in
usingit.
Price only 25 cents per hottie.
). s HoUGHroN, l3a Washington ST. Boston, General
Agent for the New England Sntates
Middlebury, DIR. Russell,
Vergennes, F. Huntington, Monkton, #. G,
Smith, New Haven, A. P. Roscoe, Pittsford,
Henry Simonds, Cas'leton DR.. Jamieston,
Burlington, Peck s. Spear, and dealers in
Medicine generally in New England.
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TELEGRAPH NOTICE.

THE Trustees of the Troy and Canada juno
ton Telegraph Company call upon the several
subscribers 10 the capital Stock ofsaid compa-
ny to pay the following assesSmentson their sew
eral subscriptions; on The 9Th of October, 1s47,
twenty dollars on a share; on the 9Th OF Nov.
lSiI, fifteen dollars on a share; and on The 9th OF
December 1S47, ten dollars on share-3aid calls
being accorded to article Sd of the articles OF As
socialion of said company. Payments may be
made at the Bank Of st. Adams, al the Bank of
Burlington and the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank in Burlington, at the Bank of VergenneS,
at the Bank Of Middlcbury, at the Bank Of Rut-
land, al the Bank of Manchester and TO G. D
Harrington, Esq, East Bennington, where the
necessary receipt will be given.
GEO. w. BENEDICT,
J. H. PECK. Tfustces.
II F. Rice
Burlington, Sept. 81. 1916. %
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DR.. MARSHALL'S
CATARRH SNUFF.

A vile imitation of my DR., MARSAALL,S Snuii,
having been got up by Ii. c. GrIdley oil MiduieDuiy'
about the beginning of 1915, and palmed upon Inc
public the genuine article, by mlsrePresen.aiions
in words andby large and snowy bills as wen as ~
CLOSE IMITATION OF MY BOTTLES AND La
Bells, publish the following statement oil Dr. mar
shall. IL warn the public against the imposition,
DR.. MARSHALL'S STATEMENT.
81, DIR John Marshall, the undersigned, having
been wheeded by Harrison G. Gridley INTO the De,
lief that he would do great things Tor me, II wou1
lend him nv name to enable him TO make and vend
The article called "DR MARshALL's CATARRH
AND HEAD ACHE SNUFF" | would here state
that although did, in consideration Ct promise
made by said Grdcy,* allow him to make use oil my
name as he desiued, yet he having totally laleo 70
make good his promises 10 me, l NO" hErhACI q
FORBID HIS THUS USING MY NAME HEREAFTkk'
| would also state tlat in the year 1855, sold TO
Charles Bowen, for valuable consideration N mon
ev all right title and interest in and to the SAID
Marshal's Snuff, and that he alone has made tle
true article for the last twelve years, ana is THE
THE GENUINE MARsHALL's AROMATIC IA
TARRu AND HEAD ACHE SNUFF.
And i would further state, that Mr.. Gridiey's as
sertion that the Snuff he has been making IN mmita-
ton of the genuine article and spreading about The
country, was manufactured by me, is totally false.
heve never made any Snuff sold by him or his agents,
nor have ever instructed him how 10 makeii. HIS
snuff is spurious, and very inferior artlce' ana
ought to be discountenanced by the public.
Signed, DR.. JOHN MARSHALL
Present, HoRATIo SEYMOUR,
JOHN II. STEWART.
Dated at Mildl, bury. Vt May |, 1871
1t may be noticed that Mr. Gridey asserts on his
bottles, tina, Mir. Seth W. Fowle OF 'oston, and
Messrs. ABB & D. Sands of New York, are his
wholesale agents, when tho fact is that neither OF
these men have ever had bottle Of his Snuff IN their
stores and have utterly refused to IN We any thnS 10
do with il Both these firms have sold my Snuff
from the commencement ofits manufacture, and still
continue 10 sell it.
The above Snuff is manufactured SOLEL1 by lhe
proprietor, CHARLES BOWEN, late OF Middle
bury, now of Montpelier, Vt.
Sold wholesale by the Proprietor, and also whole
sale and retailby S X. COLLINS and S. 7: RED
FIELD, Montpelier, and by Merchants and Drug
gists generally throughout the country.
N. Il. THAT THE GENUINE ARTICLE HAS
| MY NAME on THE LABELS OF The BOTTLES
| AND NOT GRIDLEY'S.
CHARLES BOWEN.
Montpelier, July %, is47. 2ltf
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EA7 HITTING & KEHOEhave now on hand and
w offers for sale at their extensive Ware
Rooms the largest and most complete assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING ever brought in the
country.
Our business being confined exclusively to the
Wholesale Trade, tie greatest care is taken in the
selection OF such goods and the manufacturing Of
such styles as will best suit the country market
and as we import own goods, we have no hesila-
uon an saying We cANNOi De ONDEhSoLD.
and purchasers may be assured that our stock will
compare hvoraby with the best Custom Made
Clothing.
or Dealers ia the City and from the Country,
who are buying, will do well TO look at our ctock be-
fore making their purchases.
j. J. WHITING, Nos & 42 Ann ST.
Nj. KEHOE, Jr.. BOSTON.
c. w. GALLOUPE,
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STATE OF VERMONT.


District of Addison SIS.
Be ii remembered, that alta Probate Court held
al Middebury in and for the district of Addi-
olson, on the 22d day of November A. d. 1917.
James Mcdonald, named executor in an
instrument purpor,ing 10 he the last will and
I, stament of
SAMUEL SARGEANT,
late ofsaid Middlcbury deceased, presents
the said instrument ioT probate: 1t is there
upon ordered by this Court. that said instru-
meat be considered for probate by this Court,
al the session thereof 10 be held at the Office
of the Register Of said Court in said Middle
buiy, OH Wednesday the eighth day Of De-
cemher next at one o'clock 10 the afternoon
and that notice thereof be given to all persons
interested, that they may appear aud make
.heir objections, if any they may have, to The
probate and allowance ofsaid will, by pub
fishing a certified copy of this order in the
Northern Galaxy newspaper printed al
said Middlcbury-ihree weeks successfully
previous to the time of said Court,
Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true cory Of record, so
Attest, Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
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SggIIIgAW&G
FEM ALE SEMINARY.

The uext quarter of this Institution, now IN
fourishing condition, will commence with greatly
increased facilities for instruction, on Monday,
November 22d.
1t is the design of the Trustees and the Prin-
cipal of the Seminary to render this Institution
inferior to none, while they will attempt to make
it superior to most others for thorough practical
and finished education for young Ladies, render
ing them competent to discharge, with ability and
honor, the severe and varied duties which the eX-
agencies of our country demand at their hands.
The course of study prescribed in this Institu-
ton and the means of instruction adopted are
thought to be peculiarly and appropriately adapt
ed to accomplish this desirable end.
With a due regard to the comfort and happiness
of the pupils, greater and far higher regard is
had to their proper physical moral and intellectu-
al developemenI While We would not wish young
ladies seeking place of education to forget the
advantages of this place for health and pleasure,
yet we would not invite them here for these alone.
We offer them a far more enduring and substan-
tia IL Juisition-moral discipline and intellectual
conquest.
The Principal is assisted by several teachers
well qualified for the departments assigned them,
who reside in the Institution and ready TO
render such assistance to the pupils as they may
from time to time require. Ample philosophical,
chemical and astronomical apparatus for illustra-
ton and experiment. is at the command of the
Principal and Lectures in the several departments
of science will be delivered during the year.
Tuition for a quarter Of IL weeks
Preparatory Class $3.50
Junior Middle and Senior Glasses $3.50
Drawing $500
Painting in Oil and Water Colors 5000
| French Language $500
Music with instrument $1,000
Board, with fuel and lights probably $500
| s5No charge made for tuition less than one
quarter, cases of protracted sickness excepted.
For5further particulars see catalogue and circu-
lar, which may be had of the Principal.
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MUCH CHEAPER
Mildlebury, Nay II, 1877.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Courlfor the District OF New Haven,
Commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands oJall persons against the
e tate Of
JOHN SMITH
late of Monkton in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; And six months from the l2lh day OF
November 1917 being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will atte.d to thebuSiness of said ap-
pointment, at the dwelling house Of the widow
of the deceased in Monklon on the I'd Monday
of January and May next from nine o'clock fore
noon, until 4 O'Clock p. NJ. on each of said days.
f E;ss z. Ss,:" Commissioners.
Dated this 22d day of November ls47. 80
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the district of New Haven
Commissioners, to receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of al persons, against The
estate of
NOAH EDWARDS,
late of Bristol in said district deccsed and also
all claims and demads exiibed in Offset thereto
and six months from tie fourth day of November
being allowed by said count for that purpose. We
do therefore hereby give notice that we will attend
to the business of our said appointment at the
dwelling house Of widow Sarah Edwards in Bris.
tol on the third Mondays of February and April
next from ninc O'Clock y, NJ until four O'Clock p
NJ on each of said days
H. ". I'ocke
Harry Por1uolsy Commissioners
L'naaH 4Maasoa
Dated at Bristol, this 25th day of November,
lS47. Al
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CONSUMPTION CURED !

Triumphdnt Success of BUcHANs Hunga-
rian Balsam Of Life, the great English
remedy for Colds. Coughs Asthma and
Consumption.
The most celebrated and infallible remedy
for colds, coughs, asthma, or any form of Pull
npnary consumption, is the Hungarian Balsam
OF Lille, discovered by Dr.. BUcHAN of London,
England tested for upwards of seven years in
Great Britain and on the continent of Europe,
and introduced lniU the United States under the
immediate superinIendence of the inventor
The astonishing success of the Hungarian
BalSam in the cure of every form of ConSump-
tion warrants the American agent in soliciting
Tor treatment the worst possible cases that can
BE found in the communicates that seek re-
liefin vain from any of the common remedies
of the day, and have been given up by the most
distinguished Physicians, as confirmed and in
durable. The Hungarian BrlSam has cured and
will cure, the most desperate of cases. 1t is no
quack noStrum, but Standard English Medi-
cine, of known and established efficacy.
TO THE CONSERVATIVE.
Every family in the United States should be
supplied with Buchan'S Hungarian BalSam OF
Life, not only to counteract the cOnsumptivetcn-
dencles OF the climate, but TO be used as a pre-
veniive medicines in all cases of Colds, Coughs,
Splitting of Blood, Pain in the side and chest,
irritation and soreness of the Lungs, Bronchitis
dllnculty OF Breathing, Hectic Fever, Night
sweats, Emaciation and general debility, ASth-
ma, Influenza, Hopping Cough, and Group
In case OF actual disease of the lungs, or con-
sumption, it is the only source of hope
Sold by Mcdonald AID Smith, sole agent for
The united Kingdom. at the Italian Warehouse,
Regent st, London, in Bottles and Gases, for
ships, hospitals &C.
By special ppointment.-DAVlD F. BRAD
LEE, 80 Washington 81. Boston, Mass. Sole
Agent for the United States and British Ameri-
can Provinces.
American price. 81 per Bottle with full direc-
tons for the restoration of Health
II Pamphlets, containing a mass OF English
an1sA mcrican certificates and other evidence,
showing the unequaled merits ofthi Great Eng
lish Remedy, may be obtained of the agents gra-
It's. GNone genuine, without the written sig
nature of the American Agent on gold bronze
label, TO counterfeit which is forgery
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SUMMER BEDS.

SOUTHERN MOSS.-A superior article,
thsu-oughlv prepared for HtTTRESSES; just
received by FRANCIS & son.
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bennington Stone Ware.
Cream Pots, Butter Pots with Covers,
Churnsand Jugs, from TO qts. each,
ALSO
Earthen Milk Pans and Flower Pots, &c.
For sale by Z. BECKWITH.
April, 10, 1s47. 81
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-12-07

INFALLIBLE PURIFYER OF THE BLOOD.
IF REV. Z. HIBBARDS'
VEGETABLE ANTI-BILLIOUS
FAMILY PILLS.
Arc not found to be the most convenient
THE BEST PHYSlC YOU EVER TRIED.
Are fully equal TO our recommendation of them,-Il
you don't find that ONE of these pills does more
good tlsn from IN of any other kind. every a.
gent ~ Is ready TO receive the empty box and
REFUND THE MONEY
These pills are recommended as being WITHOUT
AN EQUAL in all Bilious attacks, affections OF
the Liver, the Lungs, Stomach or Bowels, caused
by taking cold or Obstructed pcrspiration. They
carry of the lille. cleanse the stomach and bowels
and reopen the closed pores of the body, thereby
letting the insensibIe perspiration through its
accustomed channel, and relieving at once the in
ternal organs. Also in old chronic affections, as
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Rheumatism, &c,
Mind the DIRECTIONS which so with each box
Every agent has Circulars of these pills to give
HALF A PILL
Is the usual dose though some require ONE PILL,
or even more. Children of one year and over, one
fourth ola pill-of wears and over, halfa pill. =
These pills are PURELY VEGETABLE, and may
be taken under all eli cumstances without regard to
drinks or diet.
For sale by w. p. Russell Middebury and at
one or more places Of sale in each town in this
County.