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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-24
Upper Sandusky Hotel
T.. HUBER.
UPPER SANDUSKY. OHIO.
March "a ls4s.--24-,f.
Sherif's S Sale.

RY virtue of a writ of Vendi Elk. duly
issued from the Count of Common
Pleas of Wyandot county, Ohio, and to
me directed, ] will offer for sale at pub
lie vendne at the door of the Court House
IN Upper Sandusky, in said county, on
The 25'h day of April next, between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. VI and A p. NJ. Of
sand day. the following lands lenemenis,
to wit: ln lots No. 25 in Arnod's addi
ton TO the town of MCulchenvllle, in
sa'd county; taken and levied upon as the
property of John Reade as Administrator
OF the estate of Peter ID. Zabriskie, de-
ceased, to satisfy an execution in favor OF
lienery Erect.
Appraised at $lOO co.
THOMAS BAIRD, Sheriff ". C.
March 18th 1s48. .-23-4t Sl,5O.
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l59,553

0NY'I never could bear" said Mrs.
Partngton, "thal name AnLa, for a girl.
! think Ann is good enough, without pn, E
ting on any determination. There no
good comes from il. Now there's that
woman that used TO keep honse down in
her Santa, as il that would better 1t any.
Poor girl! she recltes the cundi ton Of all
the papers; her name is in every one Of
them Bat that's just the way. The men
will not suspect the feelings Of the most
retiring females. And then The, say the
Angel Sections have been capturing one
of her, bless me! the tea kettle is
boiling over." And the old lady went in
to state of meditation over a cup of tea +.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-24
Sheriff. S Sale.

Ry virtue Of Decretal Order duly is.
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas
OF Wyandot county, Ohio,to me directed, !,
| will offer for sale al public yendue at
the door oEtle Court House, In Upper
Sandusky,i in said county, on the 25lb day
of Aptil next, between the hours Of 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. and p. NJ. of said day, the
following lands aud tenements, to wit.
the north east quarter Of the south east
quarter of section twelve, townsb'
south, of raD@o '--"-l~~
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-24
Passage of the Ten Regimen, Bill.

On Friday, the Ten Regiment Bill pas
sed the United States Senate, by decl
ded vote, The debate was kept up until
after the usual hour for adjonrpment.-
Messrs. Webster, Colhoup, Crittenden
Clayton, and o hers opposed, and Messrs
Cass. Jefferson, Davis. aud d rug ass in it,
favor.
At eight o'clock the vote was taken on
the passage Of the bill, aud resulted afi rm
atively as follows:
ieas--Messls. Allen, Ashley, Atchn-
son, Atherton, Bsgby Benton, Bradbury
Breese, Butler. Comeron, Cass, Davis, Of
Mississippi, Dickinson, Dix, Douglas,
Downs, Felch, Fuote, HaunegaD, Hrnter,
Johnson. ofGeorgia, Lewis, Eason; Moore,
Niles, Sturgeon, Turney, Westcott Yu
lee--29.
Nays--Messrs. Badger, Baldwin. Bell.
Berr'en, Colhomn, Clark, Clay on Corwln
Crluenden. DAVIS, of NJ ASA chuse,Is. Da,,
ton, Green, Hall, johnson of Louisiana
Mangum, Phelps, Underwood, Upham
Webster--l9
The passage of this bill, immediately
after the *con6rmation of the p e a ce
Treaty. and by ibe same body that con-
frmed it, will have the efft CT Of showing
Mexico, that though our country has again
profered peace, and on liberal terms yet
we are determined if the propositions are
not accepted, to push the war with
vigor. In his speech on the preceding
day Gen. Cass well illustrated this policy,
comparing it TO the Eagle. of our ooup.
try, with the olive branch Of peace, and
the arrows Of war iu its talons--" the one |
to be used If we may,--the other if we
must" Ohio Statt sman.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-24
E. GALE,
j. X kElNHARD,
S. ID. PRESTON,
b. THORNHlLL,
HENRY ROEDTER
WM. HA " KlNS,
j. w ALTON.
Late from santa Fe--Arrival. ofrraders
Democratic Slate Centrut Comm iitee.

Late from Santa Fe--Arrivals of Traders
Messrs Mcknight and Meyer. says the
ST. Louis lteveile of the 9th inst, arrive d
III our city last evening, from the terri.
tory Of New Mexico. They performed
the trip from Santa Fe to the settlements,
with their wagons in the extraordinary
short period Of twenty>two days! We are
Indebted to them for late intelligence
from Santa Fe.
Lieut.. Col. Easton and Major Walker
had arrived at Santa Fe from the Socoro.
and Limr ed, for the p urPose Of attending
general Court Martial, 10 session by or
der of General Price.
There are several important cases to be
bru't before the Court.
Gen. Price aud his staff were expected
to leave for the south about the first OF
February for the purpose of general 10.
spection of the troops. They would pro-
ceed as far as Ell Paso.
Tire new citizens of Santa Fe are agi
iatipg the subject Of establishing a libra.
ry association. A couvention OF the in.
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Jrsr PUBLISHED By
JOHNS 8. TAYLOR, i51 Nassau ST., n. Y.
Columbian Magazinc
FOR MARCH,
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
FOR MARCH.


- "'' A4oe""s su"'o'' reofudfy 81
HE COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE, we are hap
Py 70 perceive, IS holding on Its course ~
40 40 "'e. anu vigorous way as ever. The
Illustrations are capital line engraving
rom urawiog oy hlom, Of the Fort OF
o", rna inezxotint t.hrist Reaching
ii"miii'y, from painting ny BenJamiD
west and bnriesqne wood-eDgrayed
oorder of most appropriate character to
'oo'shor'- Observation-Disclosures long
lor.'he reviewed criuque on Mr.. Head.
'eys Napoleon aud his Marshals The re-
view ana the Illustration are unique IN
o""rao'er' cohs,nered as contributions to
a" Illustrated Magazine; and they are
oo'n 81 good =" k'"d that we hope there
p,e"'H more where they came from.
ne proprietor or editor OF Magazine
VINO mas Tue courage and good sense to
tnnh 80, " ,h'',,n,, o''.'o's" ~ Pop"'a'
emitted TO the sunnor, ,ha raa.,;na NM,
lie, for il is the preates, evil of ~, Nae
zines thai ,hev .ro ,..aa. ~ sn.
literary repn,a,;ons ~ a.,Lo.. 49,. as
,heir own interests. A,rn,hfnl r.v;an ~
literary puhlica,;nns hos haoa,.
Cessity tG large class of fhe manila md
The periodioal tha, shnws haoa,p;n.
snect far ,nhIic ,.sto b, ;.,,
place Of unmeau,ng no,icas s.ch d;scr;,n-
mating articles as Tho ooa in ~. r,,I.,,,
ban unon Headle,,. Nanoiaaa .,m ~
sAre of the puhI,c na,ronaro =, .a,.,s,
We would hava h.en rt.t Ir ~ s;,,.
had extepdeJ his remarks and a,ooun,ad
for the nonnlaritv of Mr Hat, :,
pointinp out The ouaI;,;es wI,c,, h.no ~
fascinated the puhIic The ..t;awar =
sufficient ab,l;iv IN .,ol,.o IN 80
,horoucbIv and b;s s,,ja ha;nn 80
sna,L l;nr and,ronoI,', -.
.a h.d no, dnna !, ,,,,iio ~. ,..,s
TIC ,her ar,;c,as in ~. T.I.'... ~
eon,l IN ,hosa 900 has, 49, Tha a.;
,nr hr;or .,;s,s '' "o GU
S,.n I'LL, VIZ -
Ia ,,,;,,o, -" '"a' "e 'oo'
\, -
''o" '"e ~ 'hor"'hg express, Feo' ~
HE COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE, for March,.
Is heiore us. This Is laklng Time by the
ioTelock 10 earnest, and the enterprising
p"b Usher will no doubt be well repaid tor
his pnhct"allty. The illustrations ofthls
number are IN the same styl lie OF beauty as
hose which have distinguished the ISSUES
tor January and February. Wemay say i,
We think, without lhe fear of coutradic-
'i"n, that no magaztne IN this country can
compare with the Columbian in the style,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-24

TELLIGENcE FROM THE BRIrIsH WEST In,
piEs-The Vest Indies, OF the 51st jana
airy, published al Barbados, has been re.
ceived.
The reduced rates Of labor, adopted a
few months since through some OF the
West India Islands, appear to have met
with little or no appreciation. The great
est discomfort prevails and in many plan.
tations scenes Of foutrage have been per-
petrated. AT Grenada, and at Demerara
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-24
Appointments by the President of the
United states.

By aud wuh ihe advice AID consent Of
the Senate.
AMBROSE II. SEWER, of the State oi
Arkansas, to be commissioner of the U.
States, with the rank of envoy extraordi.
nary and minister pleuipolentiary to the
Mexican republic.
ROBERT Nj. WALSH. Of the State of Penn.
sylvania, to be secretary of the legation
Of the United States to the Mexican re-
public.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-24
THE MARK ETs.

We have received no dispatches TO day
from New York.
CINCINNATI, Thursday, March 81, 184S.
Editor Ohio Sintesman.
FLoUR--$ SO per bhl.
WHIsKEy--l5Ac per gall.
PRovIsioNs--Deman moderate. anc
prices without change.
GRocERIEs--No change in prices.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-24

The celebrated Ezra Doolttle ESQ
says that pretty gal is enough TO make e
a feller forsake father aud mother; twist
ed himself right up into double breasted
molasses dough nat; and have warts on
his disposition as big as pertater balls.--
Think Of that.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-24
ZIMMERMAN IN OPERATION.

Bowsher having backed off the track Zim-
norman is again inhis old stand and business,
ready to accommodate his old and any new
customers that may give him call. He has
just received and is still receiving NEW
GROCERIES. Country people bringing pro
duce to town will do well to give him call.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-24

lady al Washington city, pro6iing by
the leap. year privileges of 1918, on last
aleniine's day, sent a gentleman o { her
acquaintance, by way Of valentine, a
marriage license, withthe names Of the
parties filed in
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-24
John ViCk0las' Estate

NOTICE is hereby given, tha, the sui.
scr'her has been appointed and quaI.
med as administrator on the Estate o
John Nicholas, late Of Wyandot County
deceased Dated at Upper Sandusky
this 9th day Of March. lS4S. .-22-3t.
JAMES p. HASTINGS.
Qd,oju5.J.oJnu.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-24
From the Ohio Statesman.
TO THE PEOPLE OF OHIO.

| BY an. act unheard ofin the annals OF
legislation--by The reckless act OF law.
less majority In the las, legislature, bill
(claimed by The wings to be law) is TO
be foisted upon the people ofOhio TO ap,
PARTON the Representatives among the
different counties of this State got M
solely with view 10 partisan supremacy
SO unequal in ilsprovisions and unjust in
ITS general features, that even the major
ny could not defend il upon the principles
ofjns,Ice,
MS blili unconstitutional and unjust
as II ie-acted upon by the House, while
II was IN possession Of the Senate-takeu
from the table of the Senate, when that
body had not constitutional quorum,
without authority oflaw and in defiance
OF the rules and time honored usages OF
Legislative Assemblies-and to cap the
ci'max, signed by the Speakers; while al
the same lime motion was pending in
the Senate in relation TO some of its pro.
vistons-thls bill, thus acteu upon, 10 now
claimed, by the whig members Of The Leg
lsiature, to be a lao. Will sucL conduc,
be quietly acqniesced iu!
Freemen OF OHIO, your rights are in-
vaded, your laws disregsrded, aud the
constitution Of your beloved State tramp.
led under foot!
wan you SIT supinely and witness the
dissertation Of the constitution Of your
state IN the halls Of Legslation, by
reckless majority iepresenting minority
Of the ireemen Ut Ohioi
Will you endorse the sentiment thus
practically set forth, that the will Of an
accidental majority is heucefor,h to be
the rule of Interpretation, by which the
constitution of Ono, the sacred charter
Vt our liberties is to We understood; or
wIIl you arse iu your might aud hurl from
power those who, clothed with a iIttle
orief authority, would, for the sake ot
-perpeluatlng that power, set al naught
ti'ne honored precedenls--treat the cou.
sutatlon as an 'oosolele ldea,' and make
the very name Of Legislation a .bywora
aud reproach.'
From all parts Of the State we have
ready response to the above interrogatory
ALREADY have tue people spoken IN lan-
guage not TO be misun1erstood--the call
tor State Convention, is made with sin
gnlar unaulmity upon the State Central
Committee.
Acting from sense Of propriety and in
obedience to the general expression OF
the public will, we therefore call Con
vention Of the people OF the State of ONO.
TO meet In Columbus ON Wednesday the
tenth of May next, TO deter,nin. up
On such measures as may be deemed ad
vlsa0le to meet The exIgences Of the times
--and we would urge upon all, who are
opposed to the nsurpations Of the msjor,,,
Of The late Legislature to be fully repre-
senled ia The Convention.
+. GALE,
HEINt m
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-24
Wyandot
Common
Pleas.
Petition
I o ) 9 | |
Land.

liemc, deceased, Jacob Shafer and Eliza
beth his wlie, of Wyandot county, ONO;
jacob Heinc OF Vrg,uia; John N. Helnc
and Catharlne Heiuc OF Bavaria, in Ger.
many. who are heirs aud legal represen.
tat,ves OF Christian Heinc la,e OF Wyan.
dot county. Ono. deceased, you are here.
by notihed that on the the tenth day oi
March, A. ID. lS4S, said administrator
hIed his petition in the Court of Common
Pleas OF Wyaudot county, Ohio, the ob-
Jecl and prayer OF winch petition is To ob-
tain an order, &c. al the next term Of the
SAID Court for he assig ument Of dower Of
CarulIne Herr the, ",A
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-24
Frederick Bloom,
ADMINISTRATOR of
CHRISTIAN lleinc, deceased,

VS..
Caroline Heinc,
Jacob Heinc,
John N. lleinc,
CatharlDe fleinc, and
Elizabeth Shafer wife of
Jacub ShaIer.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-24

y UUuSleT COM =.
U. Sandusky, Mar. 17th, Io48-23-5t So.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-17
Facts in Farming.

ar|r iu.u.1n AE.o.'.mlast
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-22
Hartford, March 10, 1915.
CONSUMPTION CURED.

Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption can he cured
Bronchitis, Consumption, LiucT Complaint, COid
CataTah, Cough, Asthma, Spltting of Blood
Soreness IN The Chest, Hectic Flush, Night SIreGt
Di6TcnH or pTOfrSc EIpcet0TatiOn, Pain IN tb
Side, DC, hare been and can be cured.
DR.. Townsend-Dear Sir: Nearly 20yearS a.
go took violent cold which settled on M
lungs and effected me severely, indeed finally, it
became constant hacking cough, but not so Sc
we're as 10 prevent me from attending to my busi-
ness Within the last two years it increased on
me gradually. AT last became reduced-l
breathed with difficulty and raised wiihmy cough
much bad mater, and for the last nine
months previous TO using your SaTsaparilla had
regular night sweats, indeed, my friends and
myself supposed would die with Consumption;
but have the happiness TO inform YOU that, to my
surpHse, after using three bottles of your Sarsa-
parilla, find my health restored. Itrelieved me
and | am now enjoying better health
than have before in 20 years. had almost en-
tirely lostmy appetite which is also restored. You
are at liberty 10 publish this with my name in the
papers, if you chUoSe.
My little girl who is three years old. had a
very bad cough the whole of last Winter. We
became very mrch alarmed on her account
While using the medicine ] gave her some of it.
and it soon entirely relieved her, as well as my
self andshe is well now and hearty as any child
| ever saw. She was also full of little blotcheS;
it took them away, and her skin is smooth and
fair now, and | am satisfied she recovered her
health by using your excellent medicine.
S. w. CONANT.
44i BOweTy.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-22
%;pILsyliIsIe

Every Subscriber of five Dollars is a member
of the Art Union for the year
The money thus obtained after paving neces-
sary expenses, is applied, in the first instance, to
the production. from an American Painting, of a
large and costly original Engraving. in the high
est style of American Art.
For every five dollars paid by him, EVERY
MEMBER receives copy of the Engraving. Ev-
cry Member also receives an Annual Report. con-
tanning the proceedings and addresses at the annu-
al distribution, list Of the members, &C.. and
sometimes an additional Work of Art
The residue of the money is applied to the pur-
chase of American Works of Art-Paintinos.
SculptCSe. &c.-varying in price from twenty to
seveN hundred dollars.
Zhese Works of Art-the Paintings being rich
Is framed-are publicly distributed by lot among
all the members, on the Friday before Christmas
in each year, every member having one share for
every five dollars paid by him.
Each member is thus certain of receiving in
return, the value of the five dollars paid, and has
also chance Of drawing a Painting. or other
Work of Art Of great value
DIR. LATHRoP, having been duly appointed
Honorary Secretary Of the A. A. U. for Middle
bury and its vicinity, is ready TO exhibit eneray-
ings published by the Association. and N receive
subscribers names, make remittances &c
Hliddebury Female Seminary,
March 6, ls4s. 4e
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-22
CONSUMPTION CURED

Triumphant Success Of BUcHAN's HuDoq
Tidn Baisam Of Life, the ereaf EDoi;-6
remedy for Colds, Coughs, Asthmq and
Consumption.
The most celebrated and infallible ro,rcl.
Tor colds, coughs, asthma, or any form of pull
monary consumption, is the Hungarian Balsa1,
OF Life, discovered by Dr. BucHAN of London
England, tested for upwards of seven ve1r, in
Great Britain and on the continent of Eurore
and introduced INTO the United States under The
immediate superintendent of the inventor
The astonishing success of the HUNGARIAN
BalSam. in the cure of every form Of Consume
tlon, warrants the American agent in soIicitiha
LOT treatment the worst possible cases that can
re found IN the community-caSeS that seek fc-
hei IN vain from any of the common remcdir>
Oh Inc day, and have been given up BY the mos
distinguished Physicians, as confirmed and H.
durable. The Hungarian Brlsam has cured and
VIII cure, the most desperate Of cases 1t is %
quack noStrum, but Standard English Me-
cine, OF known and established efficacy.
TO THE CONSUMPTIVE.
Every family in the United States should be
supplied with Buchan's Hungarian BaIsam Of
Lie, not only TO cOunteract the consumptivereu-
dehcieS OF the climate, but to be used as a pre-
yentive medicines 10 all cases of Colds. Couabs
SPittnS OF Blood, Pain in the side and chest.
irritation and soreness of the Lungs. Broncbifi,
dlfhcuity OF Breathing, Hectic Fever. Nrehl
sweats, Emaciation and general debility. Ash
ma, Influenza, Hopping Cough, and Group
IN case OF actual disease OF the lungs, or con-
sueHnP910n, ~ the only source Of hope.
oold by Mcdonald AID Smith, sole agent for
the United Kingdom. at the Italian Warehouse,
KegentS st, London, in Bottles and Gases, for
Dy special appointment-DAVIDF F. BRAD
4 1EE' lSO Washington ST. Boston, Mass Sole
agent Tor the United States and British Amen-
can Provinces
American price. 81 per Bottle with full dircc-
lions Tor the restoration of Health.
p Pamphlets containing mass OF English
andpAmerican certificates and other evidence,
showing the unequaled merits of this Great Eng
lish Remedy, may be obtained ofthe agents gra-
It's. gTNone genuine, without the written sig
nature of the American Agent on a gold bronze
abel, to counterfeit which is forgery.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-22
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS

DR.. Townsend is almost daily receiving order,
from Physicians in different parts of the Urior
This is to certify that we, the UNDERSIGNED
Physicians Of the City Of Albany, have IN mn
merous cases prescribed DR. Townsend's Sarra'
parilla, and believe it TO be one OF the most val
liable preparations in the markets
sJH p Pulling. NJ. D. j. Wilson, NJ. D: r. p
Briggs, NJ. D.; p. E. ElE7endOrf, NJ. D.
Albany, April l, 1915.
UNITED STATES OFFICER.
Capt. q. w. Mclean, one of the United States
Marine Corps and member of the New JerSe,
Legislature, has kindly sent US the following Ger
tifcate. Ii tells its own story.
Railway. Jan. 25, 1877.
A year since / was taken with the Infuerza
and my whole system left in a debilitated stale
was influenced TO try DR.. Townsend's Sarsana-
parilla, and after taking two or three boriles |
was very much relieved, and attribute il entireIt
TO the said Sarsaparilla. l have continued t3-
king it and ind that improve every day. he
lieve it saved my life, and would not be without
it under any consideration. G. w. MCLEAN
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-22
SCROFULA CURED

This Certificate eonelusiyeiy proves that this
stinate diseases of the blood. Three persons
cured in one house is unprecedented.
THREE CHILDREN.
DR.. T5lvnseRd-Dear Sir: Ihave the pleaSr,o
to inform you thai three of my children La,.e
been cured of the Scroiula by the use of vonrev
cellent medicine. They were afflicted yerv -
verely with bad sores have taken only iourLo,
Ties; it took them away, for which feel nvseif
under deep obligation. YouIs respectf6li~
ISAAC GRAIN, log WOOSTER,
New York, March /, 1917.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-08-22
Masta's Genuine Indian Vege-
table Purgative Pills.

THE most generally approved family meui-
l. cine now to be had at all the PrinciPal stores
in every village anG town in this state and through
out the state of New Hampshire and Canaaa
East, >,
For Bilious and EfanatOry Ferers, lndi-
oestion. Headache. Dyspepsia, Liver Com
pLaint, C1stirenesS, Piles, Jdundice, ChoL-
&c, Pain IN the Stomach and Side, Heart
burn, Perverted Appet,te, Didrrh@d, Dys-
entary, Impure Blood, and all Derdnge-
nents of The Bilious System,
The proprietor has such confidence IN ihese
Pills. thai he would say 10 all persons who may
purchase a box ofthem, that if. after taking one
ortwo doses in accordance with directions, they
should not be satisfied with them, the money paid
will be refunded, or the charge for the same can
ceiled. by returning the box in uscable cond-
ton, with the remainder of the Pills: Agents
selling them are requested to conform to this rule
If YOU or your family have been in the habit of
using pills, try them, and you will find them as
good; if not better in many respects, Than any
you have ever used before. Do not say to your
self, should be filad to buy box Of them, but
there are so many kinds before the public already
some recommended forone thing, others for anotht
er. and the rest for every thing, that have no
confidence in any of them, believing them all to
be made for speculative purposes. Without
doubt, many proprietary medicines are too highly
recommended, and made merely for speculation.
All this may be; but these Pills will be found TO
answer as general Thing, the purposes Tor Wnlch
they are designed
Try them aud see for yourself, if you do not
like them, return the box with the remainder Of
the pills and they will cost you nothing. Call
tor Masta's Pills and see thatthe name is on the
box
II For further particulars in relation TO them
see pamphlet, sold in this village, and by most all
the merchants in the county.
w. P. Russell & S. Moody, Middlebury, also,
Ira Bingham, Cornwall. II. o. Smith New Ha-
ven. G. w. Parmelee Bristol, J. B. Hunty Sails
bury Edward Fales Lincoln, E: S. Atwood
Shoreham, and by one or more merchants in eve
nv town in the county: )