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The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-19
Exchange,

INDIGESTION AND COSTIvENESS
CURED.
GTThese celebrated Bitters are composed en-
tirely ofvegetabeS of the most innocent yet effec
ual virtues-they give purity and tone TO the
STOMACH AND BOWELS,
andare most effectual Remedy ever known for
Indigestion Bilious Attacks,
Liver Complaints, GiddinesS,
Jaundice, Nervousness,
FlaIulency, Wandering Pains,
Heartburn, Sinking FainlnesS,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Loss of Appetite, Weakness,
PILES AND HUIMORS..
A more powerful and healthy action of every
aculty of the body will be effected by their use
or they give
LIFE FIRMNESS AND VIGOR,
Promote action in the Stomach and Bowels
cleanse from unhealthy secretions,, and purify
likelihood in the most thorough and effective man.
ner.
AS YOU VALUE HEALTH BE
CAREFUL!
Ami OLserre That
all BiiterS prepared by me have fac-simile of my
signature on the outer envelope.
To cOaaferjeit lr5jch is torgcTV
For The convenience of Families | have the
Roots and Herbs 8 round and packed in papers,
which
MAY BE USED IN WINE OR WATER.
5OrderS from Agents, merchants, traders,
and dealers in medicines,
will be pnnctually attended to.
For SUE, UloLssale anil Hctail, Al
MY OFFICE.
No. 10 HANOVER STREET-BOSTON
and in every town throughout the New England
States, by my Agents. who are
Pledged 10 scNkle GENUINE.
u Price 15cents abottle-50cents apaperEE
W.P. Russell & S. Moody. Agents,
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Fourteen Respectable Witnesses

certify, thatall the above statements of. T. Ia.
kin are strictly true in every particular. thr. O.,
ing well acquainted with him. The viirr,,,
names are as follows, namely. DOci. Thar
VIII ans, one Of the mostTespcciaLlcphy> ci.a
in Rome, G. r. Brown, proprietor Of the We,
Rome Hotel, Edward HilchingS, Jesse lIirr
ingS, Alzina HitchingS, Jesse Trvon. Flilale
Tryon, Henry COnIadt, Elizal eth Conlaar. .ir.
DaTow, John Tryon, Dekiah Tryon.
BIssFLL & LEONAED, wholesale and ra.s.
druggist, Of Rome certify, that iLey aie acctai..
ted with the said J. B. HaSbin, and know
believe his statement of cure tol e true.
BISSELL & LEONARD
BRANT'S Indian Purifier, cures all imrr.,
diseases OF tho blood viz. Scad- heads, = p
Rheum, Rheumatism, Eruptions. Pimplcs en-
Face, Piles, BileS, Ulcers, Costiveness. Nor
rial Diseases, Liver Complaint, Pains in o.
Back, Side and Limbs, Rush Of Bleoi to {.
Head, &c, &C.
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cred Incurable :
lIorrid SerOfula Cured

Mr.. J. II. ltaSkln says, IN certificate dated
Rome, Dec. 20, 1916; 'BRANT'S INnIly
PURIFIER has saved nv life 7 had on me tv.er-
" large UlcerS--had been confined 10 nv l,f-
year-was moi expected to live twerty-f b. a..s
could not raise my head from the pillow. s--
my hand 10 my head, when commenced r,.r~
Brant'S Indian Purifier. My neck was ahnc..
wholly eaten oil from ear 10 ear--an ulccrb.t
eaten hole through into nv windppc. undtrrg
cnin SO that unless it was stopped up tv Ma
ter. breathed through the hole, ana could r..
talk--mv ear was so eaten out around IT, th-,ir
could be lifted up ont of It's place il oulvholji,
by small peace--two ulcers on my ann Gr>tr r.
ed the use Of it--an ulcer, as large rs NV Laa-
had nearly eaten through my side. IaSSnlet.r
was a very sore man, and was in ? n,cs, n e..
cradle, hopeless, dying condition. BurIaI ?. 7
was, the first bottle Of Brant'S Purifier | u.c en-.
ahed me to getup off Of the bed, where Ig-
been confined for ore vear-ihe second o.,lr o..
abled me to gel ont of the lrtl.
enabled me to go abont two miles On FOO. D.
Rome Centre, where | procured six Lct:'c> r..-..
When had finished taxing these IoiilcS ,crs.
teen out of twent ulcers had healed nr--rrv .--
and neck were well--my arm wcS cured .o.l..
could work with it again, and inv gcrr-
health is now good"
NJ HaSkin aitcrward stated, under ralL. -.-
fore B. P. johnson. Esq, justice file rc-rr:.
Rome that a few bottles more effected rrrr,,
cure of all his Ulcers
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treat & IMPORTANT CHEMICAL Discovery

This chemical compound with other vegeta
BILE productions is one OF the most important dis
coveries of the age. Iii far superior TO any
simple sarSap arilla syrup that hasever been used
1t has performed more than fifteen thousand
cures since the discovery was made, which is on
lv about u months The controlling power O.
yer disease which this Syrup possesses, may be
attributed to the fact thatii is composed purely
of vegetable extracts, each article in 1t having
a direct reference TO some internal organ, conSe-
uuently the whole system receives their bench
cial influence, which occasions neither sickness
nor pain in their operation: and can be taken al
all times and under all circumstances without
regard to diet or business, is certainly deslder-
alum in the history OF medicine. This compound
extract is put up in quart bottles and offered at
| the low price of one dollar per bottle. The OBJ
| ect being TO give the patient an opportunity, by
the purchase of one bottle, TO test its valuable
medical properties, and the power il has overdis
eRSe. 1t can be taken by the aged and the in
| FAINT with equal efficacy. This extract of yell
ow dock and sarsaparilla is a cure, positive and
permanent cure for consumption, scrofula, king s
evil, erysipelas, saltrheum, pimpes on the face.
chronic, acute and inaammatoTy rheumatism,
govt, general debility, dyspepsia, nervous head
ache, liver complaint, spinal affections, female
complaints, ulcers. humoIs, syphilis in its worst
| form, affections of the bladder and kidneys, bill
ious cholic and serious looseness biles, coStiv-
i ness; COiuS; HulHOiS, ulOpSl, ell
| ar9emen OF the bones, fever and ague, Siddi-
ness, gravel, headaches Of every kind, inward fe-
vers impure blood, jaundice, loss of appetite,
| leprosy, mercuTial diseases, night sweatS, neT-
vous debility, nervous complaints OF all kinds,
neuralgia, organic affections, palpiiaton of the
heart, painters cholic, piles. This compound is
an infallible cure for the piles, rush of blood TO
the head, pain in the head. side, chest, back,
limbs, joints and organs. scurvy, swelIingS, sick
headache. stiffness of the joints, exposure and
imprudence oflife. This newly discovered che
mical compound, extracts nervous diseases from
the SYSTEM cleanseS the blood and invigorates the
body more efectualy then any article that has
ever been sold. In the vegetable kingdom, an
All-wise Being has deposited such plants and
herbs as are congenial 10 our constitutions, and
adapted to the cure of all durable diseases to
which human nature is incident. And this com
pound syrup is composed Of those valuable plants
some of which have lately been diicove.ed and
used, and found to be certain specifics in thous
ands ofdiseaSes that before defed the bestofmed-
ical skill.
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

This is to certify that We the undersigned ply
sicians of the city of New York, have in a great
many cases prescribed DR.. Guysott'S extract OF
yellow dock and sarsaparlla, and are fully as
suTed that no quail among the varied syr-
ups and sarsaparilla preparations that have ever
been sold.
John F. Steman, NJ. D. Samuel T. Wells NJ. D.
p. s. Maynard, M. D. F. r. Thomas, M. ID.
James E. Morgan, Nj D S. M. Johnson, NJ D.
New York. Oct. 10, 1916.
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1913.
STORAGE 4 FORWARDING.

DlIIE undersigned having made arrangements
/ 1r the STORAGE d. FORWARDING at
The Wharf of he vergennes Iron Co. IN the CT
IL Of Vergennes, is now ready 10 attend 10 that
branch OF business on aS good terms Is ii can he
done elsewhere Good and faithful men will be
at I'll times in attendance to receive and deliver
propertv-There will be 4 REGULAR LINE
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To The Editor of The Union :


LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb 81, ls4s
lhe democrats OF Old kenuck are now preparing for
Ae August contest, which bids far to be the hottest
nave mad Tor many years; and certainly will be, If Mr.
-hi'ehden continues the track for governor. Mr. Cs
nomination by the wing convention recently held al
idhlo does not give that universal satisfaction among
ne wings Of Kentucky which so fondly anticipated
some OF the wire pullers of that party. His nomina-
on aa acceptance have been varousy wed by them
some with surprise, others with modification. and some
at very thing they desired: while not few think
-r convention gave Mr. Clay fatal blow, because that
10y gio not present his name TO the nation as
aiaaie ior The presidency. Many wings here IN Ken
-SAs iook upon 1t objectionable offence 10 have
lolai gathering anywhere this State without having
ZONE resolutions passed about Mr. Clay and the presi
ley pnt The layio1es managed their hand very adrot
a. ihs late assembly; and YOU may assured they
WI not be forgiven for that sin shortly. However, we
npeias Will leave them settle their difficulties
Ihe democratic tinaericdn) convention will meet al
fankorl on The 9Th OF March, and nom strong
Nkel ior governor and Lieutenant governor We have
le able and eloquent champions of republican princ
es among our ranks IN this State, who are fully compe
u 10 meet any wing on the stump, even the Sage OF
ashland Whoever receives the nomination on the 18TH
WI gel, IN one solid column the democratic strength
asans' Mr. Crittenden. We viii then go TO work in
good earnest, and the reward of our labor in August
-s6 VIII speak IN tones 10 be echoed from one end Of
le unon 10 The other May God grant our success here
a kentucky; for, If people needed change in
'e't government, II is ours y
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, March 6-5, p. IN.
The funeral coriigs 1f. Adanss resains-esripfton
Of the scens-Ihe markets and the necs &c.
The funeral eoriege the remains of the Hon. John
Quincy Adams has Just been dismissed and they
placed in the beautiful rotundo of The change which
decked with mourning under military guard of honor
The coffin is placed hrouded pedestal, and being
vised by thousands OF citizens will remain there
until morning, when il will be escorted the by
raj OF military companies. ami reach Philadelphia
about O'Clock in the afternoon.
The procession this morning credtabe
city and citizens. At early hour the flags hung
Il halfInast from all public buildings and many
dwellings, and the line Of the procession numerous
houses decorated with mourning Al hslipast
O'Clock the military and civic associations had assembled
great numbers the Noun, Glaze depot, and
the train Of hove in sight, it announced by
guns which kept up during the whole progress of the
procession, whilst every bell in the city also oed
and the and dwellings the line OF procession
mediaely closed
The coffin placed a beautiful funeral car and
Capt Thompson having perfected his arrangements,
procession shortly after moved and proceeded through
prescribed. The thronged with i'm
of people, and every window filed with
ladies' Indeed, considering the short time allowed
preparation, the procession highly creditable all
concerned in getting il up.
The mail from the NORTH to-day, contains of an
important character and have received the foreign
newspaper mail, though the letters have hand.
The MARKErs.-Af both New York and
Philadelphia the commercial character Of the has
looked confidently for advance, and deaelrs in
expected in their peculiar pie Cotton
has advanced in the New York market and flour remains
in such unsettled condition. that is difficult
make quotation. Holders willing submit a
decline, and buyers refuse operate present prices
In the Baltimore market this morning the news by the
Britannia had rather depressing effect upon the market
b.eadstu though sales of moment have been made
since its receipt There sales Saturday, pr.
OF to the news OF Howard brands, at IS 49, To-day
purchasers unwilling to offer than So S7t. The
market however, unsettled and in consequence of the
small hand and the light ceipt, The average de-
cline will BE- but moderate sale of 300 bbls Mills
reporled S6-less than which holders unwilling TO
takesock very small Nothing doing in rye -four
me al
The receipts of grain very light. Good prime red
wheat selling 1870 l3k cents ;whlie do na
cents, and 80 As for white yellow
do is 10 cents, with considerable sales oats is al
cents rye75 coverseed 81 % 81 80. Not much
doing in provisions. Prices remained unchanged from
Saturday. Whskey is dull al "a % cents per gallon In
hhds. aud barrels.
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VALUE SrATisrcs--The Charleston Mercury copies
from the New York Courier and Enquirer the Patent Office
be OF the aggregate produce OF the United States Tor 1871
which makes the crop lil 500 900 lbs and says IF
al The other estimates erroneous that of the cotton
CROP The tables little value The crop for lS47
amounted To al least 6J3, oJn, 900 lbs
The paragraph above from the columns OF the
BALTIMORE Sun OF Saturday desire its republication in
The columns OF the Union, only the saiemen;
o. tie newspapers the credit OF the Patent Office esti
mates. The Patent Office has made no such estimate OF
he cotton crop The crop for ls47, as estimated by the
much as that stated in the paragraph above cited is
reasonable to suppose that any Intelligent editor would
have SEEM al once that the small quantity stated in the
Courier and Enquirer the result OF typographical
error If the editor of the Charleston Mercury is an in-
shgen one, he may have other motive for suppos
ng the Patent Office capable OF committing so great
a blunder as he would attempt TO fix upon it His own
tact which fully establishes his capacity to criticise the
tstInaies OF others N.Y.
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gan arrived YESTERDAY from the Brszos whence she SAD
20 on The evening OF the 2st We indebted 10 Cap,
Morgan Tor late Matamoras papers The news from this
-"arier is devoid OF general interest
The Tag of the 10th instant contains the following
paragraph rela.,Te TO San Luis and Zacaiecas
Iy b.va r-norts iI,m San Luis Potosi and Zscaiec4s
,,hi The h ~ few DAYS which thar in the former
although great exertions being made 10 Organize
them, vet nothing has been accomplished: nor did
there seem probability that anything could 10 done
towards raising opposing force In Lacakess IePof.
says fomidabl force has been organzed-Ocs,e RAJ
Bustamente the head-who declares that no van nos
only defend the State. but VIII yet redeem hs Soe-
Try from the disgrace which overwhelms her, III oAn'n
Anna is longer intrased with command IN tbs army
Busiamente attributes all the misiorunes that have n
Tended the Mexican IN the ueachey or jealousy Oh
santa Anna who he has sacrificed his country rain
eI than other Mexican general should tho credit
OF victory the Americans Crush Santa Anna, and
then he says, the Mexican people be again united,
and the invaders made feel the might nation wrong
ed"
The Flag of the 10th the death of John c.
Glen, surgeon Z. 5. A, which occurred IN Maianoras
on the lith inst.
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NEW SPRING 0OODs.-P. H. HOOE IL co. have this
day received large of seasonabls goods,
omprsing in part
Mohair nsres and plaid Grenadiens
Plain and changeable do
Mode and satin striped Alpacas
Back and blue black do
New style French chintzes
Do British do
Do American do
Plaid and plain ginghams
Beached and brown cnttous -,
a. l0-4, IL and la linen sheeting, very c"e.P
Do cotton DO ,..,
White and brown damask table dsPen aai W iu''
Huckaback and budeye DO
Irish linens and long lawns
Nankeens and plaid domestcs
Very handsome Grape shaws
Plain and embroidered linen camorc m M
And dsv eIpecud to arrive large lot OF silks OF all
hinas hareye lawns &c all Of which we invite Our Gus
toncrs and the public call and examine oeols ooyne
elsewhere, as Determined !" ECU WI - So "i"r ="
any .tns ho s,if ~ 'N' P.HHooE AZ co.
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Io'hss italian Chemical Soap--Resder is your
Aln chapped or cracksd If SO, cake Of the TINE
y. genuine Jones's Italian Chemical Soap will make il
'-looh, solt, white and fine.
lave you pimples or salt rheum | have seen Jones
enie the worst and oldest cases when every internal
-iiI external remedy failed.
nave You bsard sore head You are comedian
,4sy assured that cake will cure you Buf 40 no,
e That the many countereits possess any OF It's oua-
- many OF the limitations of Joness SOAP are nothing
~ common soap. Joies's soap is used by physicians
once morc reader, be careful OF cheap counierles
mutations See that the name OF T. JONES is on The
"iapPer and buy it nowhere else but at
A., J. Y. CALLAN'S
qerch b-eo2t Corner Of L and 9TH streets
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y~REsH Garden and Flower seeds--A fall nssort
II mcnt of fresh garden and flower seeds may now be
iound for sale the drug and seed corner of and
Seventh An seeds warranted fresh and Ecnuine
put up in small packages. with directions each.
Orders seeds trees plants &c, promptly attended to-
lot of Agricultural implements for sale very cheap, to
close them. J. y. CALLAN
March S-eo3
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VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTIoN-on Ihursdsy cyen-
ing next the 9th instant at O'Clock, ensu 81, IN
front OF the premises Nos A. a. 49, ~ and - IN
square No 3s These lots VIII be subdvided into nvs lots
fronting 70 feet Ninth street west between ana
b streets south, by a depth of rs feet each
Also lot No 81 square, fronting 70 feet on south
a,re, nv 100 feel in depth These lots in the
.ouare with the Methodist Church, on what termed the
Island and very desaby located for building los
Terms of sale: One-ihrd Of the purchase money cash
the balance in equal payments oil SIX ana twelve months
for notes bearing Interest and satisfactorily secured
T. w. DYER,
March 3-cod&dsf AuctioneAf.
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IN X. u. DYER, .1sctSo~eer.

NEGRO, HORSE, CARTS, FURNITURE, go. AT
~ AUCTIoN-on Saturday, the 18th Of March, Al
o'clock D. M shall sell by virtue OF deed OF trust duly
recorded ber w b. No ia foios A9l and 49, Of
land records of Washington county, 7h street. be-
and Streets 1.-THE flag will designate the house,
the following ARTICLES, viz;
One negro man. about 50 years of age
One brown mare, two carts and gear
One cow four BEDS bedseads, and bedding
Four tables, twelve chairs. one clock one settee
One ten plate stove and kitchen furniture.
Terms al sale X. w. DYER,
March 1-eotd AucuohocI.
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hy-Tempernnce Hall, + street.-The room on the
second floor OF Temperance Hail. street. between 9th and
10th streets having been neatly and comfortably fitted
m for temperance other useful and moral
ciatons be rented the following evenings
week; Mondays Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays.
Apply OF the trustees, oT to
march 4-SI GEO. SAVAGE.
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DY REPRESENTATIVES, HARPER * CO., Penn
ID sylvania avenue 9th and 10th have
ceved this day. by Adamss express direct fom New York
another supply of beautiful spring goods consisting of rich
Paris silks. Grenaden mousselines de lane emboiderios
in great variety, both lace and muslin parasolets and
paraso with other elegant and desirable
which they would respectfully call the attention OF their
friends and purchasers generally.
March 6-3If
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r,HE xuhscriber has the pleasure ." f"for'" hn
friends and public in general that he has taken the
Mansion House. lately occupied by Mr. John Hands; ana
that he will this place for restaurant rent oui me
rooms Finished and unfinished low and mode
rate price likewise take permanent boarders al low
price He hopes that families and single gentlemen VIII
call and they can scit themselves with rooms, &c
Mach 6-s,eod FIR. LAKEMEYER-
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DOCKS, BOOKS, BoOKS.-on Wednesday evening.
d March % lsis shall commence the sse by auction.
(and continue each succeeding evening until all sold
valuable and extensive private Library OF Henry s.
Fox ESQ deceased late her Britannia Msjestys minister
10 the United In will be found and valuable
every department of literature, many Of which
are in splendid bindings and all in fine condon Cata-
oyues of the ready for distribution ard tho
books themselves will be ready for inspection week
prior TO the SALE room, I'd door from Il wef
penr~ylvania Sale commence each evening
~ o'clock. Terms cash.
w. M. MORRISON
March 6-3,awtsifS,d1s Auctonoer.
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MEXICO, February 6. 1913.

DEAR spoke last night with gentleman who
intimate friend OF one OF the isoners, and he tells
that the terms OF the treaty told him by the commits
soner follows The river Bravo for limit between
from thence along that line S2d oegree) the river ia
and thence along that river the Pacific by which The
United States gain and Mexico loses Upper California all
New Mexico part OF chihuahua, perhaps slice of Nuevo
Leon, and considerable part OF Iamaulipas The States
agree pay Mexico the of S1VD0 900 iDdemnifca
for territory in monthly instruments of S3DDeo0 and
the claims OF their citizens against Mexico and
months after the Congress Of each country shall have ratified
and let the Mexican
and that three months alter this all the shall have
passed be yond the limits and out of the country.
Such the that signed las, Wednesd on
the altar of the Collegiate church OF Guadalupe Whether
they will be ratified and carried effect another ques
ton and il may be pernitied melo doubt whether
they legally be broug about In the first place. this
republic-that is, mutual compact between
right there is in the legislative body, called Congress-
give three four of the States composing
fractions integral body. The voting or The
rahcston If the members of the coded States among
syes" them and their constituents and II
they may, the Transaction is clearly illegal
because they tuned OF the semby neck nothing
and the ederatve compact IS WI fully violated They
then their indie pendent and the United
have claims agsns, them, because they longer
portion OF the Union with which they
To the question, and In spite OF republican rights
take possession because Of the the hing
legal and the ratification
valid one The United States, republic ought
10 know better than TO violate her constitution
being active party the violation of that of neigh
boring republic, she violates Der 60. Yucatan. II ]
| mistake not, IS al peace with the United States. by
Inc mere 4aci of her separating from the Mexican
union; and the question OF eeding this or
thar State is papabe violation Of the federal com
pac IL also. lpso fafo restoring OF such States
their original of sovereign independence in which
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-06

The late revolution Tenascaltepec, in this State, by
which Olaguibe once popular governor OF Mexico
been deposed, has hight thrown upon it by official
Published the Monitor OF yesterday Although
the OF Alvarez does appear the affair well
understood thai he the prime therein. The plan,
publ sbed, appears be similar thai of San Lulsde-
clarng against the peace policy of the government and in
OF raising and money for vigorous
OF the war. OaguIbe who nrst imprisoned, has
been released deprived OF all authority and the Iesis
sture called upon elect governor and TO egaize
the measures already taken to raise troops and money
portion of the Texan attached Gen Lanes
mmsnd arrived here las, night, and Capt Duperu's
company oil ID dragons IA this afternoon. The
General himself with the OF his command has
round 10y another rout,-Huainsptia. am tod-probaby
with the intention Of surprising of the robber bands
In the vicinity. Padre Jerauta still lurking about the
valley, and now openly robs Mexicans well Amcri-
says be has been prescribed and price put upon