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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
GEsEGG, ELEHO'G& & CO,
EXTENSIVE PUBLISHERS.
Wholesale Booksellers and ~Staticners,
No. 9 North Fourth St.
ytugi.
TyEEP constantly on hand. a very extensive assert
~ ment " and STATION AEN. such are
adapted and usually purchased for Country sales. which
they VIII sell ou as favorable terms as the articles can he
purchased ~ this city, New York. or Boston:
Having an extensive RINDERY connected with thcir
estat Jshmeni, they are enabled 10 supply orders for all
the varities Of Blank Work, in the best manner, aud at
the shortest notice.
OFFICERS OF RANKS AND CLERKS OF
COUNTY COURTS.
WiIIGtJ our BLANK o equal II not superior to
any thss have ever he'd in use. and Orders by Country
Merchants will h. promptly attended 10.
Particular attention will also he raid TO all Orders,
through Country Merchants or nv mail. for Law Mcfi-
cal Miscellaneo> Books, for pubic aud private Libraries
and an effort vii he spared to complete all such orders,
on the most reasonable terms.
NJ Country Dealers win find it to their advantarrto
call and examine our large stock, before maxim, their
purchases. M.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06
res a'HNENEAH.


FRoN TEE Hos JouN TyLEs, TX PEEsloeNr.
Steamboat L .au'er, hec eth, 1877.
~ Railway. III teei myself mae Obliged by The
nrespu,auon OF the package VI your - .inese MrLtoa
tei Ioret SOAP" TOR tHe u.s. OF s!rs ~ .ef and Liystf,
And AN alslIv g-atiied InAt IL ausN sFs 80 fully tire "ts-
crlutiun YOU give CO Il. Wishing yru cath AM Pros
pan o.. am, dear sir, tru y yours. JOhN a LEX
NeAI wees we will publish I letter from te KeY
Johu Newiand Mani, the Celehi ated Methodist pfeach-
er and ex cha ,iaiu Of Congress, whose Strains OF pray
ing nav. heen instrumental IA adding - the Nellie
dl,t Saciety thousands of is present leading nsmlefs,
tins lellet will he hishly CRAFTY us 10 Ladies and Gen
iie,nen sf had complications. la ths meantime rrlien!eet
RadNay's soap il sold ouly by A o
Whecling, Va; J a. IL C RAMSAY. Noe Coufuana 81
NJ 49, feb 10
~oMEH HI Klts salmon suitable lof family use ior sale
by n nN"A'
n- BBiS. No. 3
lOO4 40 dA ho.2 90
20 do halifax 40
40 do new Herrinss Just received and 70
AL. by pr23 A M'kEE.
= IME-4O Bbls Louisville white Lime, received am
cor sale by ml2 JAS Mex LIE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06

A CAaeD.
oEo. l.. BUZBY, ]. L. BUzBY, E. II. BuZBY.
BUZBY * co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, for tle sale OF -Four,
WOOL, ceeas, Butter, Lard, and Produee gen
orally, Broad ST.. East Side. between
Race aud Cherry SITS.
PHILADELPHIA,
~ Esp ECTFULLY solicit a snare of the business
*. which NAV he directed 10 The above city hein2
G,lIy prepared 10 make cash advances, ana grant every
facility on eousigaineais.
REFER 70
$ Brady, Esq. Cashier NJ. & NJ: Bank of Wheeling.
Taos Sweeney, Esq. President North Western Bank
Of Wheeling
VIM. Fleming, Esq. Wheeling.
Messrs. Jas. MeCi9ney & Co. weiisbursh.
A. Al. Buchanan, ESD. ~
WIN. Larimer, ESQ. PtttshnfEh.
G. NJ. Trout.nan, Esq. Cash Western Bank OF Phua.
M-ssrs. is. ]. Dunean & co, and merchants OF PHI
,a. ,.na.afv 6u.f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06
Ell. II III ES, .BR.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.

8 HAVE just received another large aud splendid as
a. sortment of READY MADE CLOTHING, and shall
Re receiving them weekly from my manufacturing es-
tahlIshnemt, in Baltimore. Now is the chance, for all
those who wan cheap. fashionable aud good tiothing
will TO well 10 give me a call before purchasing else
where. am IN to sell READY NAB" cloth
ing at prices that cannot he exceeded in any OF the East
ern cities, al " no iesaie or Retail. Mlud-othcrs may
TELL. YOU they sell cheap, hut there is hut me clothing
store here known ty the narae ofthc Baltimore Clothing
store. which you viii find Ia tbs house formerly occu-
md Nv 40 Coshorn. NJ STEIN,
Novg no I57 Main st. I'd door below J kiger.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06
DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION.
fY1HE partnership heretofore existing between the un-
L dersirned, under the name of Johnston and Berryhill
has this "a been dissolved by mutual consent, all per
sons Indicated TO us are hereby notified that their &C.
counts will be made out for settlement and il is hoped
that prompt payment vii be made.
a. n. JOHNSTON.
WM. NJ. B~ERKiHlLL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06

BILL STICKING. &c.
rS1HE undersigned oilers his services 10 the public a.
- a Bill Sucser, &c.
Bills carefully posted or len al dwellings as directe
Also. notices of meetings delivered a; Inoders ate char
ges. As curator of the city Hall he wili al a times he
prepared tn pat ii IN order Iof concerts or public meet
Inss, at the shortest a0ilee.
An orders lett tor him at MI Logs tailor shop, corner
| of Monroe and MArSel streets, opposite the Post office,
or al the Tunes office. @il be promptly attended to.
III, 10 JON GREGG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06
Dec.inEf feD. 10, lc4S.
NEW FIRM.

COPARTNERSHIP-Wm m. ~. Berryhiil. of the late
~ trin of Johnston and ~Berryhil has associated with
him Asa d Johneton, in the business of the old firm of
Johnston and |EierryhIli, at the old stand, under the name
of Berryhill and Co, where they viii he pleased 10 sup
ply their old customers or any new ones, with any arti
Giles in the Dry Goods line as low as can tie purchased IN
the place. WIN. NJ. BEERNHIlL.
felS 1913. ASA u JOHNSTON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

-HE suhscriict respectfully Informs his friends and
II IN. public that he has taken the store on Water 81.
formerly occu pied by MIR. Mackey, where ne kenPsa
general assor .,ncnt of Hats and Caps, to which he IN
vites the attention Of purchasers. Those wishing a neat
fashionable aud durable article can be supplied by
calling At the alter st. Hat aud Ia, Store, 3doors
north ofthe Unite States Hotel and door south of III :
fremont House, Wheeling. Va
aug. 10, leI1. HENRY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06

C,-partnership No Ihs J,y .ss 90, rs,geS w,S
him in business, A II. TAYLOR. aud the business Will
in future he carried on under the firm of FAlRClitLb
Il TAYI OR. Thankful for the liberal share of public
patronage bestowed on him, he trusts It W Ill be contin-
ued under the new firm.
feb FAlRCHlLD & TANLOR, Main at.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06

should reflect that sound mnd and body are the mos,
necessary requisites te promote connulisl happiness
Indeed, without these, the jonrsey through life becomes
a weary pilgrimage. thc prospect hourly darkens 10 the
view-the mind becomes Swallowed with despair. and
filed with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
of another becomes hliehiei with our own.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.
Tr. J. addresses young fnen aud all who bave injured
themselves nv private aud Improper iudulgcnces.
lMPOTENCE-WEAkNEs Up II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06

CALL ROUND.

= II. HISS 4 Co., have just received Their Pail and
VI Winter stock of goods which is muchlaTger tlSn
usual. The friends and customers OF the establishment
are invited to CAL. All kinds ef clothing furnished res-
DIV made or 10 order at the shortest notice.
Recoiiect 10 catl one door above the u. $. Hotel, wa.
ter street, where the Blanket coats are hanging right side
out. OCT II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06

Co-parinership. n lals ar% Of s~ Il e + s sw ,s*
ney, having associated with him Andrew Sweeney
and Jos He'll. the business OF the Old firm of NJ & L
Sweeney will he conducted as heretofore by them at the
old stand, under the style OF ssye,leys & Bell
THOMAS SW EENEY,
ANDREW J SWEENEY,
jan | 1913 JoSEtH hti-i..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06
HARDWARE.

JAS. D. MGILL. s. b. BusHsIELD. WALTER c. ROE
M BUSTFIELD & ROE. Wholesale roeers
AvA and Commission Merchants No. 1874 Liberty st
pi tshnveh iql
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06

~ BBLS Kentucky Lime. just received per stea M,
IN Ell Pacific and Tor sale by
mar IA ] w PAXTON 4 co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-06

distinguished graduate from one ofthe first Colleges il
the United States, which NAV he seen by his Diploma
also, s member tthe Roy al College ofSurgeous, and Ii
ccntiate ofthe Apothecaries' Hall, London; aud the gtea
ter part of whoselife has been spent IN the first HoSpi
tas IN Europe aud America, viz: those OF Lsndon, Paris
and Philadelphia, may be cOnsuitedon all diseases, bni
moro paT1l cularlY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03
BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. 1913

Every Vote for Van Buren, is Vote for
tuss.
Read the following from Wcbsters last speech
on the oath of Oct.
al know that confidence is to he placed BY
man in man. | feel the conviction that must
rcpose trust in somebody's hands to stand at the
head of the nation. to uphold our essential in
terests, and to preserve the honor and peace of
the country. have made up my mind and give
Il al trust TO the Wing nomnation---to Gen
TAYLOR. CThrcc chccrs.) ] think he is
bound up ard wound up in his own principles and
in his own declarations, | think with Mr. Blu
chanan, that he is Wing, and ! think he will be
elected by the Wings. (Applause.) think
he will surround himself, as Mr.. Buchanan says,
with Wing Cabinet. and believe he will hon
esty and faithfully adopt and pursue Wing prn-
ciplcs and Wing measures.
Now | think that on a certain other topic,
great fears are inspired elsewhere. as ell as in
this State TO affect the election. ! know that in
most respectable society in New Jersey and
PENNSYLVANIA and containing numbers in other
States. measures have been taken to influence
them to give their votes either for the Free Soil
Party or for General Cass. mean the Socie-
ty OF Friends. In thirty years OF public life, |
have formed a pretty general acquaintance in
4 those States which have mentioned: and !
have the honor to know a great many men Of
this Soccty.-the Soci aty Of Friends. ! have
always entertained great respect for their pub
lie conduct well as their private Character
] may not venture 10 speak 10 all of them, be-
cause, personally. have no acquaintance with
them all. But have acquaintance with some,
friendship for some. great personal regard for
some, and to them may venture to speak
And would say TO them in the first place. that
whatever else may be asserted before them cv.
cry vote given for Mr. Van Buren, is vote for
Gen Cass; and the friends of Mr.. Cass. think.
will find that out. Why, gentlemen. was il
New York last week, and while there. one gen.
tleman Of the Cass party said to Wing "we
shall elect Gen. Clss there is no doubt Of
that"
"B ut how ~
"Why. the Liberty party, four years ago,
helped Us to elect Mr.. Polk against the Wing
candidate, and the Free Soil party will do ius,
the same thing now" And therefore, .ay 10
those to whom would now speak. whom know
TO be urged in cvary variety Of r. to vote with
that party! EVERY VOTE THEY GIVE ~ THAT
DIRECTION GOES FOR GEy. CAS-. TIE question
is do they prefer Gen CasS to Gen. Taylor, AS
a man of peacc--avc. as an Auti-S'avcry man.
| say to them. as ! say to YOU; and they do not
suppose me. trust, to be a pro slavery maui
say to them and to YOU, uIun my honor ard con-
science. that believe I'm Ter the present cIrcum-
stances Of the country. We ar far more secure
against the further progress oi slavery and the
Slave power under the administration Of Gen.
Taylor. than We are under the administration Of
Gen. Cass. (Applause.) viii say that here.
Let it be recorded, and let the result bring TO the
test the business Of the prophecy
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03

CAIrIoN-lt has become necessary to caution the
public against the many spurious articles which have
OF Iate made their appearance under thc assumed
h4nr ct th9i0g0gHc Onc man bottles up mixture
which he calls hdidH CbOldgogUc -anoher Iniian
thoidgosuc another, lmcricdn ChOlagoeuc-an-
other. Germaa ChOlag0gue-anohcr makes Ch0ldgo-
CUE rus, and SO on Some copy from the cnvcl opc
OF the genuine whole sentences with a coarse imta-
ton OF lis style and form Ono fellow tells the public
ihat his article was prepared several years before
under dnothcr NAME 1t is old trick OF the rogue
to s'cal good name when bad character has spoiled
the old one Be- particular to enquire for Dr u.s.
goods hdian Choiag0gue wlGw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03
Forewarned, Forewarned!

We yesterday received the following circular
We publish it at once, believing that to be the
surest method of putting the Wings Of the North
on their guard against the detestable and unprin
cipled plot it discoses.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 90, 1913.
Information has Leen received in this city
from a respectable source in New Orleans, that
suit has been rec, n.ly commenced in that city
against Gen. TAYLOR, for the value OF a slave
who was drowned, not long SINCE in the Missis-
sippi, when in the employ Of his son asa mechan-
ic, on trial. 1t is believed that the institution Of
this suit is base plan to impose on the people
Of the slaveholding States, (by circulating
the papers in the case on the eve ofthe e!ection)
the belief that Gen. Taylor has been in the
slave market. lam we'll assured that he neither
purchased, hired, leased, nor obtained the slave,
and that he was in fact an utter stranger to the
transaction. In the first instance, Gen TAy-
LoR supposed that the object was to ex,ort mon
cy from him by reason of the decacy of his pc.
stion, but our friends in New Orleans are led
10 suspect, from the Circumstance, that copies
hare been recently talen of The papers, that deep
and dctcstable plat is on foot Ia d.fcai, by The
means here indicated, the election Of General
Taylor 10 The Presidency, nom SO highly probable.
If such papers shall appear in your section of
the country you will please to instantly denounce
the transaction as fraudulent and base, and by
the agency Of the publ press or in such other
firm as you may deem cSpelient to provide an
eifectual remedy for the mischief. You may
rely on the source ommunica,irg the in
formation here, as entit'e to the fullest conf
dencc.
Twill Only add that the Wing press of the
country, and particularly Of the free States,
should by repeated and earnest warnings guard
the public mind against any and every statement
which shall be made at this late day, impugn
ing our candidates, or in any way imparing dis
advantage to our cause. 1t is only by atrocious
frauds tina, an unprincip!ed faction, which has
brought so many calami,es on our beloved coup
try, can now escape well-mcrted fate.
Yours, &c.
Let every Wing be on his guard
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03

Boston, May 21th, 1877.
Mr. Seth " Fowle,-D ar Sir; ! there are So many
quack medicines at the present time, and cacl one
has more or less certificates from real or imnAaiy
individuals. that | have tor some time had doubts
Of the prnpriety OF giving any testimony IN favor Of
your medicine But being assured that | have been
benefited by It's use aud feeling satisfied that by CIV
lng in my testimony in regard to It's medicinal quail
tiles, may, perhaps, be the means OF saving some
one similarly afflicted ! thcrci,r chceruy add my
testimony in favor OF the medicine that know has
done me great good. have been afflicted with the
Bronchitis for number of years, and by the use OF a
couple OF bottles OF
IPiSfI's BaiSam of wa Chery,
] am happy to say that am almost free from the
above troublesome disease.
II this should be the means OF saving even one q
my fellow beings from that most troublesome and
painful disease, bronchitis | shall be fully paid io
| my trouble in writing the above communication
Respectfully yours, b COVERT, Vocalist
Finn OF Covert 4 Dodge
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03
Keep it before the People.

That John Van Buren, declares the nomin
of tn, Bltf,lo Convention to be the True
FRIENDS OF THE SJurif.
The Southern aspect of the Van Buren, Game.
John Van b iren. who is pe-ambnlating the
country it behalf of his Pa. for the Presidency,
wrote a letter, few days ago, te some of his
political friends in alabama, of which the follow
ing is the closing paragraph. ], needs no COM
men,ary! NJ ,rtin Van Buren, and his Barnbarn.
or friends have always been the true friends
Of the Shareholders, and "son Johnny says they
will continue to be, if Shareholders, will not
Join against the nominees of the Buffalo
Convention H, is right sboat it Read
what he says
"The security Of The rights Of S,areholders in
Slaretoidng States pas confirmed hy the uhan''
nous roce Of the Butaio Contention AND THE
SOUTH woULD SACRIFICE THEIR IR T. FRIENDS
THEMSELVES. AND THE UhioS, IF THEY JOINED
IN A SUCCESSFUL CRUSADE AGAINST The NoNi
NEEs or PRINCIPLES OF THAT CNrREcEnENI Ell
AND COMMANDING ASsEMBLAGE OF fREEMEH.
Respectfully and truly yours.
J. VAN BUGEN.
New York, Sept 4, 1915"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03
ANTHONY BEEkMAN.
The best Tcmalc Medicine knomn.

The mild alternative properties OF DIR. Gulsotts EX-
tract OF y fellow Dock aud Sarsapar la, render it pc
culary applicable to the slender and delIcae constl.
tuition OF Tie female 1t is unryalcd in lis effects up
on such Diseases rs lnsprant Consumption, Barren
ness Luecorrhoca. IFnltcs, Irregular Mcusrunaton
ncontlncnrc Of Ufue, and general Prostraton oi the
system. II Immediately counlcracts that distressing
nervousness and asSiludr common 10 the female
frame, and imparr, an energy and buoyency as sur
prislnI as they are grateful.
Ne have evidence on fic, which induCrs us strongly
to recommend this medicine To INJURED people who
have not been blessed With offspring.
He cannot OF course, eNibt crrtiticatcs to any cN-
tent IN the above class ot complaints but give the fol-
lowing extract OF letter recently received rs some
indication OF the extraordinary virtue OF this medicine
as a remedy for the diseases referred to.
Newark, Jan 2jh 1913
Mr., Brnnrt,-Wc take pleasure in stating that youl
yellow Doc, aud Sarsnp1riila gives great satsiac-
ton in every He shall try and send you some
certificates.
\ very respectable gentleman informed US that hi:
daughter was troubled with difficult menstruutun, and
other discusses peculiar 10 her sex. She had not had
her regular menstrual discharges tor long time hui
hy the use oil DR. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsap.
nuI,u was radically cured. Had used Townsend
and Others without receiving the slightest benefit
lie had one daughter die from the same cause
Please send rs an additional supply.
Very respectfully yours,
J. Il, TRlPPE& CO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03

Let every Wing be on his guard No ell rts
will be spared by Locofucos and Van Burenl'es
10 shake the confidence Of the Wings in their
Candidates, at this late hour, by publishing
f.lsehoods, and circulating them as far and As
fast as possible. The Courier and Enquirer
thus exposes a base and unmanly fraud of the
National Democr ratio Committee
"The fraud and bad faith Of the publishing
committee Of the ocofoco party-which has H.
headquarters at Washington, and loads the
nils down with printed d, cum ants, suited 10 he
meridian in which they a'e circulated, and there
fore often in direct contri di ton with each other
has been her,t fore commented upon IN these
columns. on occas Of the varying htes n Gcn.
Cas- that that Committee has put forth, pieson :
ing him 10 he :, u h as ii IN nd Of slavery, al d
pledged to veto the Wilmot Proviso-to the
North as friendly 10 that Provlso, and restricting
the eXtentlon OF slavery.
We have now before us two documents
The one meant for the South, purport> to be the
address of the National Democratic Committee
alternating to prove MLLARD FILLMORE an
aboltionis,, and Gen. TAYLOR as "protaJy
pledged to the Wings o, the North in favor Of
the Wilmot proviso : the other designed for tie
North and hearing this printed caution Read
Pennsylyanians and decide at the Polls is thus
inscribed General Taylor Southern Face.
1t is made up Of all sorts OF extracts aud garb,cC
.ta,emeut.. and naked assertions from partizar
nresses-iu,ended to show that Gen. TAYLOR i,
in favor of the extension OF slavery and opposed
to the Wilmot Proylso.
Yet this is the party calling Itself democratic
which boasts its respect for the people, an,
its confidence in their intelligence. Precisel,
in proportion to their intelligence will the PEG
pie reject and despse party which resorts Il
such degrading means to ad an;e personal an
party Gale ulatons.
The Boston Daily Atlas speaks OF the sam
bare-faced fraud in these terms
"These two documents are made up by III
came nen-men who are leaders in the locoloc
party-Senators and Representatives 10 ,on
gress. They are published at one office, al
are ranked by the cart-load to the sections
the Union, by the same men, the sole purpose {
which is to deceive and delude the hoi
est voters of tins country. We could not be
Ieve had we not evidence before our eyes, tn
men pretending to have a regard Tor their r,
putation would be guilty of knavery, in comps
rison with which tie cheating OF a thimbl,
rigger at a country muster is as moral puri,
itself.
We ask the honest voters of the Democrat
marty whether they will any longer support
party whose candidates look for success
means SO vile as this-whether they will N
rather vote for honest OLD ZACHARY TAl
IOR, the man whose whole life has been IL
voted to the service of his country, and whn
integrity and fairness OF character no one que
tons"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03

Bath Maine May %.
Mr.. + Brown Dear Sir-lIavmg tested the val
ne of your Sarsupara and Tomato Bitets. | take
pleasure IN giving to you the facts otmy for your
own satisfaction and the benefit of others. | have
been suffering with the Erysipras nmor in my side,
causing my hand and arm 10 swell very much, aud to
be painful at the same time and for some time prcv
ous have been troubled with weak stomach: most
OF my food has hurt me and there has been siugn-
lar t1uness the stomach which has been iucrcas-
ing and caused me much difficulty After ! COM
mcnccd taking your Blttcrs could perceive grndu-
al and immediate relief. and would recommend it
with much confidence To those who troubled with
such complaints. Yours truly,
VII - WI. DAMRELL
For sale by TnEo \. PECK Burlington and by
Druggists generally throughout the United States.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-03

We ARE on THE EVE OF AN ExcITING ELECTION and
the names of opposing candidates are familiar words
bat not more familiar to the people than have It's uu-
ryallrd success and immense sales rendered Dir
GuyN,TTS CoMroUND EXTRACT OF YELLOW Dock
AYp SARsAPARIIIA. The extensive use OF Sarsupa-
Iilla Extract has made the virtue OF that invaluable
roof well known and by the addition of leii0w
Dark so long IN use by the faculty IN Diseases ans,
in trou nm impure state OF the Blood aud drruuncd
action of the system-we have combination ol the
best curative substances known
Tie perfect success OF tins compound IN cases Of
scrotula Pulmonary Affections, Eruptiuns, and that
DISTRESSING Debility so prevalent at tn. season, and
the entire absence OF all mineral substances, commend
it to the public.
See advertisement IN another column and cnll upon
the agent, who will give all necessary directions.
For sale by Geo f. Harrington, Burlington and by
the Druggists generally throughout the United States
wl1wi