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Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.

DY virtue of deed of dated the 24h day OF
ID February, lSIS and recorded in liber W. b. No l4l,
folios 81, 49, &c, Of the land records of Washington
county, District of Columbia and the request of Hoy IL
White, of Philadelphia, of the parties having inter
est in the said deed will expose sale at auction,
Tuesday, the 2lst day of November O'Clock the
aernoon in front of the premises all that piece parcel
of ground in the city of Washington, the side OF
9Th street, Pennsylvania known and dsn-
guished the ground PLAN and marked and laid down
the plat OF said city lot No H. in square No. l0S, with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon.
TERMS third of the purchase money in cash. and the
residue in two and four months be secured by the pur-
chasers notes. satisfactorily endorsed, with
the day of sale and by deed of The premises
If the terms be complied with within three days from
the day OF sae the property will be resod weeks
notice, at the risk and cost Of the first purchaser.
JOHN MARION, Trustee.
ED. G. ~ c. f. DYER, Auctioneers
Oct 22-3taweCds
Gt-The above sale is postponed till Saturday next the
18th instan', at the same hour and place
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Mr.. Clifford the minister of the United States in Mex
co. arrived in Washington last evening, in the souhe"
boat Mr. Kellogg, late acting consul at Mexico accom-
panies him.
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(tANDELABRAs, beautiful painted MsrteI Orna-
~ ments, glrandoes, plain and rich lamps pa per
and glass shades Nc, all of the STYLES and
Just received and for sale very low by
G.. s FOWLER,
NOV G3-3ti Odd Fellows Hall, 9TH street,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-25

THE public respectfully informed that A. c. Hugue-
min, manufacturer of watches, clocks, and chronomc
tiers, from Switzerland has large of supe OF
French, English, and Swiss fine watches for sale
adjustment of j. Monandon, Pennsylvania avenue be
18th and 18th Streets all kinds OF watches
clocks and chronomeers repaired.
Nov 22-dlmifs
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-25

The Mexican minister, Senior de la Rosa, and SUIT
Seventeen in numbe) arrived in the southern boat 's
evening, and took rooms at Wizards Hotel.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-25

FoR WAsHrseros.-The Hon. Alpheus Fech of the sen
ate and the Hons Robert McCeland and Chns E. stuart
OF the House of Representatives in the city, at the VA
tonal, and to leave for Washington this evening
froi Bulletin, Noe 10.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING, NOV go, is4s.
by the prs.idsnt.

c, PRArr, of Illinois, to be Assistant Justice OF
The Supreme Court of the United States for the Territory
Of Oregon. in the place of William A. Hall, declined
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-25

I|ING's Lace Store has received, and IL constantly
n receiving, fine of Dges gimPs and but
selected from the manufacturing establishments
the North well the importing houses which will be
sold cheaper than they be bought elsewhere in this
city.
Also, fine assortment of laces and ribapds.
There has been received, and will be offered low, good
lot of worsed goods bought at auction, consisting Of
stOck
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SPEECH OF NM. MILLER,
or NEW JERSE
: In SENATE, July "a, l5is.

On the bill for the establishment Of territorial govern
nents IN Oregon, California, and NeD Msrioo
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-25

And general Of fancy goods, kept constantly
on hand.
Frnges gimps and buttons made order suit dresses
Dress caps made a the shortest notice.
Nov I9-eo3t
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PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.

From its having almost always baled the most skiful
medical treatment has been very justly termed the op
probrum of Physicians and, until within years
been generally considered ncurab although many medical
Of the highest standing among whom may mention
Laennc and his friend Bayle-beth distinguished authors
admit that this much dreaded disease may be cured
its advanced stages when the lungs completely
iisorganized. The remedy which Offer Wistars
Basam OF Wild Cherry for the OF this disease, not
only emanates from regular Physician but has also been
ell tested all the complaints for which, recommended
It is my intention therefore, either cloak it in mystic
ry any way deceive the public orerraiing its vr
tues; the contrary, shall simply endeavor give
brief Of its usefulness and atter myself that its
uprising efficacy will enable furnish such proofs
its virtues will satisfy the incrcdulous that Con
sumption may and "CAN BE CURED" if this medicine
be resorted to in time
The genuine signed l. BUTTS the wrapper.
W. P. Russell, Agent.
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THE BEST FEMALE MEDICINE
KNl Nv

The most Alternative properties Of DR.. Guy
scttS Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,
render II peculia ly APP lcahe to the slender and
delicate constitution Of the female. II is nn,i-
vailed in lis efecturOn such diseases as In>ir-
lent Consumption Banenness. Lueconhoea r.
Whites, Irregular MensuuaiiOn, Incontinucrce
Of Urine, and general Prostitution Of the system.
1t Immediately cOunieTacis that di>:roSstg irr-
vousness and lassiIufe so common ic tie lem; l.
FRAME and imraits al erofor ;rG broripcy AZ
surprising Is they are STarfiri
We have evidence o. f.~ vii-h induces rs
strongly TO recommend a.. .ici-c o. married
people who have not Keen .es,4a with ot s..rir.-
We cannot, Of course, EXHIBIT certificates io
any extent in lie above Class %; com i4iniS, Lgt
give The following extra a. lci;c! rccsnilv rc
ceived as some indication 4 the ex.-a' roiIa ~
virtue Of this medicine as . remedy Tor The G.s-
eases referred TO.
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GETTING RIGHT.

Twenty ofthose good Wings Of Albany,
who participated actively in the CLAY
movement, announce in the evening Jour
nal of Monday. that since CLAY declines,
they will go with all their nigh, for TAY-
loR.
DAVID WILrsE, who was published as
one of the Secretaries of an anti-TAYLoR
Clay meeting, states through the Evening
Journal that he did not attend the meet
ing; did not approve of it, and will vote
'ot TAYLOR and FpLNoRE.-TrOy Post.
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Daily Journal.

THE undersigned will. as usual, publish
l. DAILY JOURNAL during the session Of
the Legislature
TERMs.-Single copy for the session, 81
8 copies,
Orders may be sent with the cash by
mail, postpaid, or by the members of the
House
O. Our weekly will be furnished du-
ring the session for 25 cents-3 months
for so cents-6 months for SI-one year
for 81 so in advance
E. P. WALTON g. SONS.
Montpelier, Sept. g, lS49.
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CAUTION EXTRAORD-NARv


The great reputation of this medicine has in
duecd numerous cOunicrfeilcrs and imiiators 10
take the field.
Beware how you buy MEDICINE Put up in square
qnarbottles, BE very sure and ask for Dr. GUY
sou's Compound Extract Of Gellw Dock and Sar-
saPanlls, bearing the written signature of 3 T.
Bennett on each outside wrapper, written with
black ink; and do not on any account. be in
dueed to buy any other aricle--as it is Ills prer-
aration only that is performing such marvellous
and astonishing cures. Take no mans word !.
as persons having the cou=terfeii medicine an.
not the genuine, are OF course DESTROYS Of making
their pTefl-conseqrenu you are liable TO tuy
worthless trash, unless you examine for your
selves.
It's well in all cases 10 cut out this caution and
putinto your rocket-book and compare with med
icine.
- Remember, DR. GUTSOTTS YCL-
LOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA
Prepared s. F. Benneti's Lahrarorv. Li,,ls
FsIIs Herkin,er county. N. Y, and sold by
SIDNEY MooDY. lIiddie5uyv; A. Sprarnc
Vergenles; A. P. Roscoe. Nr,c Harfn
Warren Brown, Addison; G. w. ParneIe,..
BTlstoI; Sholes, EerriSbureh; T.. Smith.
Monkt0n: n. S. Bennefi. Bridport; Cat!in
q Wright. OrEeii; KeBf Wright, .ShorcItqr,.
ID. b. Barber, Benson Henry SimonGs.
Pittsford Yolney Ross. Brandon Luther
Daniels. Rutlcnd; Root q, TomIrnson, (asffe-
ton; James n. Kelsey Far Hareu, Geo. Z.
Harrington. Burlington. and by the princi-
pal druggists and Merchants throughout lie
the United States West indies and Canada.
None genuine unless put up in large squa,s
bottles containing quart. with The name 81
the Syrup blown in the glass with The writ
len signature Of 5. F. BENNETT on each
outside wrapper 22-6m:Y.
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Democratic State Convention.

In compliance with the request of large num-
bers Of the leading Democrats of the State, the
State Committee give noIice that convention
of the party, consisting of the number of del
egates to which each town is entitled, viz one
for each town, and one in addition for every
fifty votes cast for the regular democratic can
didate for Governor at the last state election
will be held at Montpelier, on FRIDAY, the
18TH Day of OCTOBER, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, to take such measures for the or
ganization of the party for the Presidential e.
lection, as may seem proper, to see that an E.
lectoral ticket is completed, and to transact a.
nv other business deemed necessary when met
c. G. EASTMAN, !
HORACE CLARK, State
STEPHEN THOMAS,
BENZ. ALLEN, Com.
o. H. SMITH.
Sept. rs, 184S.
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J. G. Barber of IL Roy, State of New York. says that
he great American Remedy, Vaughns Vegetable Lithon
rpc MIXTURE sells in his section better than other
emedy. Ii has made astonishing cures and
sequence sought after by all classes of people. The
singular part of this business that what COM
lant have this article help it, in fact
t. Somehow these notices which publish read rather
striking times but it is No article in the whole
medical line has done much and if you will call tho
Agent, OF this aper he will tell you of which have
found health by the Of this article which have tried
Try thing in vain. See Great American Remedy, Dr. G. C.
Vaughn's Lithontriptic Mixture. Get pamphlet.
w RusseI Auenf
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DIED,

In New Haven, Sept. 29th, Mr. LUMAS A.
PHELPS, recently from New York Ciyn the 45th
year of his age. Printers in New York, Roches-
ter, and Buffalo, where he has extensive business
acquantances and friends, will please notice, &c.
In Keeseville, Sept 23d, GEORGE W. Son of
d. G. and Z. f. Nichols, aged 3 years and :
months.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-03

~ The examination of those suppos-
ed to have been engaged in the murder
Of the Irishman, Leonard, in Ludlow, Is
still progressing. Eight have already
been committed to Jail to take their trial
at the next term of the Windsor County
Court.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-03
MARRIED.,

In New Haven. on Tuesday, the 26th inst, by
Rev. Mr.. James, Mr. JOHN S. KIRBr, of New
Haven, to Miss SARAH A. BUTToLPH, of this
place.
10 The Printers acknowledge the Cake; and
wish the pair abundant happiness.
In this town, on the the 2lst inst, by the Rev.
Mr. Coo, Mr. GEORGE w. CUsHMAS. and Miss
ALMEDA A. JENNINGS, both of this place.
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GREAT POPULARITY

The following is the commencement If an in
terestng letter just received 1t is hut one Of The
many Instances which we are daily receiving OF
The Unprecedented popularity Of this meaicinc in
every part of The Union:
CoLUMBus, Geo JULY 81. 1913
-- the Yellow Dock and SBY-anari!la
gives unbOunded satisfaction and dirk will
short time, supersede all the other Jrepara-
lions Of Sdrsaplrilla now ia the market.
Very respectfully, r. CARTER.
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THE NATIONAL PSALMIST,
pV MA COW e WEIR

BY MASON y WEBB.
r7ovv re,dv for delivery aThe National Psalmist
In new collection of Church Einsic &c by Lo"eh Ma
son and George james Webb" -,
This work. upon which than three years o. sp'
have been expended, now presented to
ers of Music and others. most complete -nA VI
PsALMoDY, adapted TO the use Of Ihoif
Singing Schools and Musical Societies
In addition to large variety of entirely nc" MUSIC iur-
;hd hr d;s,inTuisbed foreign and native contributors
the National Psamist is believed to contain larger pro
nor,;on than any other collection of the rich standard
ine. which the Church has used for ages but many of
which arc nevertheless new TO tins country
II contains most Of the popular English Chants and rs
Anthems mostly are well adapted both for church
worship and Choir practice
Is index,s are very complete embracing besides the
saI aphabetical and metreal indexes index to hrt
lines OF hymns &C. and Descriptive Tables, IN which
the tunes classified according their style and charac-
..,-, =, -. NJ 49,.
RUSSELL aud GOLDSBURYS Reading BOOKS, now
used in more than 400 towns and admitted to be the best
and cheapest now before the public
Classical and School Books and Stationary OF all KINDS
furnished Merchants Teachers and Towns at VERY Low
Idrces Orders solicited by .
~ TAPPAN, WHTTTEMORE hAsoN,
ev iii Washington Street Boston
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FREE SOIL CONVENTION.

HON. f. D. CULVER, late Wing mem
Der of Congress, from Washington County,
New York, will address the Free Soil Conven-
ton, in this place on Monday next.
LADIES arc invited TO attend. Good seats
will be provided for them.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-03

LIST OF LETTERS,
ing at the Post Office at BIiddlebury,
30ih, ls4e.
wood, Mrs. Harriet Lawrence,
Ames, Miss Mary A. Leonard.
ken & Barber, Elihu Lamountain,
: Andrews, Paul Letrip,
ce. Mrs. Laveive,
Briggs. Renie Lapies,
ixby, j. c. Mallery,
vn, d. Moore,
'runell, Jasper S. Marcy,
wdish, Hugh Mahearn,
ryncs, Patt McKanerheny,
ne A. BcncdictThomas McInerney,
S. Butterfeld, Charles Martin,
wiley, Henry McMayter,
cochran, James r Matthews,
Rice Morrison,
Y, Mary McCrackan,
irlton, James Murphy,
otter, Michael McJeremey,
Mary Mcnamara,
innings, Edward McNamarhee,
w. Cook, M. Morrin,
let E. Carr, Miss Harriet Manney,
4 Douglass, Ashbel NJ. Nash,
: L. Davis, Mrs. Isaac Nichols,
IS, Thomas ID. Peck,
'ar1is. Miss Cordelia Phelps.
fly. PATTI Purtill,
ygan, Mons. Samuel Pepin,
|. Dewey. Miss Emily Piper,
'usharm, Miss Harriet Parsons,
Eaton, Domonic Quain,
lah English, Stephen W. Remelee,
Eldridge, Joseph Rood,
I'd, Sam'l G.. Richardson,
itch, Joseph Remington,
Frost. John Riddy,
line Freeman, Andrew Race,
alran, Robert Ramsey,
ialran, Patrick Smith,
raham, Sam'l Sargent,
bert, Geo. w. Scattlen,
rd0n, Ashley Samson,
room, Edward Sumner,
niger, David Scott.
crime Gleason, Edward Ii. Sweet,
yer Harpin, Miss Elizabeth Selfridge
aleyi hiIs. oluney ouil'h,
eaiev, Samuel A. Sumner,
n, Harry Thomas.
ntington, Mons. Narcisa Vadenais,
sartney, Royal Witherill,
rkin. Miss Anna Wilson,
y Hcaein, Lavius Wood,
V lngraham, Sabrina Wood,
wing, Nathan G. Wood,
III, Miss Jane West,
.ellev. Alexander Webster,
v Ann Killey, Dana Wakefield,
Kinney, Rev. Alduce Walker,
' E. kinney, Miss Julia F. Wilson,
ey, Mysander Yale.
calling for any of the above mention
will please to designate them as Ad-
nts in addition to the postage are charg-
Letters.
EDWARD d. BARBER, p. NJ.
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EcoNSUMPTION, dire and dreade

TCONSUMPTlON, dire and dreaded.
is The enemy which it is the mission of b.
chau's Hungarian Balsam TO MEET and
And this mission has
been Performed, in hundreds of instances, Of
which we have the most distinguished, au-
thentic. and unequvocaI proofs.
Pamphlets, containing mass otscertih-
Gates and other evidence. showing the une-
qualed merits Of of this Great English. Rem
edy, may be obtained Of The Agent, gratuit-
Gusly.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-03

DAVID F. BRADLEE & Son. sole Agents
for the United STATES. 100 Washington Street
Boston.
Sold by w. P. Russell, MiddIebury. and
by agents generally in N. E. 90; 4w.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-03
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY, Sept %.
At market 400 Heef Cattle, 1000 Stores,
~ pairs Working Oxen, "a Cows and Calves,
$500 Sheep and Lambs 1900 Swine.
PEIcEs-Bcef CahIe-Extra $3.50; first
quality, Sc G25; I'd. do, So a 75.
.S'ores-Y earrings from 81 to $40 , years
Did S12 to SIS; years old SIS to S24.
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IT IS INFALLlBI.E
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

This is to certify that VIC, the undersigned hf-
sicians Of the city Of New York, hi We IN great
many cases prescribed pr. Gnysou's extract %
yellow dock and SarsaPailll, and are fully a.
>ured that no quail among the yaritd syn
ups and sarsaparilla preparations that have cJe
teen sold.
p. S. Maynard, Nj. ID. F. r. Thomas, NJ. d.
James f. Morgan, NJ D S. NJ. johnson, N. D
New York Oct 10 ISfC
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WING State Convention,

The Wings of Vermont are requested
TO meet in Convention, at the Village of
Montpelier, on Tuesday the 9TH day of
October, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ. The State
Committee trust that the importance of
the Great Issues depending on the ap-
preaching Presidential Election, as well
as the just renown OF the State for firm
ness and consistency of political principle
and action, will ensure very general at
tendance. They invite their Wing friends
throughout the State to be present.
TIMOTHY TOILET, !
JOHN KIMBALL,
SOLOMON FOOT, Wig State
PORTUS BAXTER.
E. P. WALTON, Jr., Committee.
SAMUEL w. KEYES,
JUSTIN s. MORRILL,. !
September 80, 1913.
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TRUTH IS MIGHTY AND
WILL. PREVAIL.

That which has been strongly asserted with regard
the aihrang power OF the Greatest srdce known f,r
the Cf the certain disass named below, has
fully proved. and tie proprietor ha~ within year.
received evidences from every part OF the uuffy the
cure OF casrs thai have been pronounced ncIrabe by ply
>icens in high sanding aud which have been by
the aiitn friends hopeless. Stanions External RcT>
eiy, Hunts Lniuen has been apI4rd, and peri
been effected 10 the aFtonshm-ni of thousands Fer Of
see pamphlets which are BE- had Oi every Agent gratis
As ram Extractor il las eIna. II Oreraies he
system like Magic smuiaing strong and healthy
action thereby relieving pain and rrmovns disease Try
it never fails Of curing either of the foDvn. diseases
Spinal AGseti0HS, RteUmaiisni, Paralysis, and
GH Nervous affections, SAT- PheHm, CfOuP M
HES. Aeue in the Breast and Fac, Weak limits,
C5Lds, 1sotiache, Sore Throat and QuiHsy, u
eer0tsd Sores, Barns FTOs,sd FEET, Iqini-Ht u
GERS, Fresh mounds, BHnyans, Corns, Seedlings
and Bruises, .SerOfHLoHs Al .e,iOns Pans IN The
B7cE Nzrgas H.aeacie, Tic DolorcUz. SDroins.
MosJtii0 Bites, and all CEiancOus Gad Nyr0us
Dissascs.
Listen 10 the opinion or DR. JOHN +. sEELY 4 Ply
stefan OF The highest standing
CoKrLAsrTuwx n Y, March 81, 1875.
Mr. George f. Sianion-SiR III l. win real pleasure
thai eau sprak of your External niedy. Hum Lin
meat. Having used il frequently IN praclIce aud ~ It
messed its extraOdnay ra ing piuprrs in several
OF rheumatism, Affections diseases of the spine ard al
in many minor cases s;ich a Buiscs. Swrlnes, &r
Consider it one OF the greatest combinations 81 known nd
powerful vegetable that hls made
MEDICAL Science, and as family me.einc invaInah'e
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A WHITE Swell.
LING, WHERE THE ONLY REMEDY SEEMED
AMPUTATION.
HAMPTON, ADAMS Co., Pa, May %. 1877
Geo. E. Stanton, Esq.-DEAR siE;l feel hound to the
afflicted to publicity t. The graf efficacy Of yonr Ex
terna Kennedy. called Hunts Liumen'. My daughter
girl Of - years old had been afflicted wi sweng 10
of her les just below the kec joint Tor several moEs
during which time her suerngs have been exerucatig
and dcpiOi able.
| cal-d a physician. who. during frequent Wits,
made of every in his power to arrest the dsess,
II without effect Her g continued swelling until O.
pecd forming various and dcporable ulcers rendering I'm
pu Pcrssary immed are rrief be had. Foftu-
ety. the first day december l5l6, yonr Agent hav-
ing been /" place, and h airing the sufrings Of my
daughter. he sent bnte Of yOnr lnifeni The use
of which alone thank God. only arrested the far
Their pr sress disease cured the leg perfectly,
removing all pains and swen and oied the leg 10 It's
proper USE am under many obligations 20 your k1ud A
gent. who thus. by hoie Of your invaluable Linment
saved the leg of my daughter from amPuiliion
Yours respectfully, MOSES PHILIPS.
We the undersigned, citizens Of Hampton are well
quainted with Mr. Moses Philips, AMI know him TO be
Of truth and that the regard TO his daughter
ire
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ADDISON ASSOCIATION

VIII meet Oct. llth, (sec md Wednesday, IL
Middlehury. at the house of Professor Meacham
II 3 O'Clock, p. NJ.
6. G. COE, REGISTER.
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DYSPEPSIA CURED OF 20 YEARS STAN
DING

St.Johnsvillc. Montgomery co.. Jan. ; iSt3
s. +. BENNET-Dear SiT-Some four weel-
since, was induced 10 try your Yellcw Ducc
and SarsaPaiilla lof Dyspepsia had t. cen aff,c-
ted about 30 years, most pan of the time Unable
to eatany thing without suffering from is effects.
have used now only one boule Of your invalua-
bic medicine, and consider myseI! entirely cured
solely by It's use. Can now eat hearty neal.
without the slightest Inconvenience.
Very truly yours,
ANTHONY BEEKMAN.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-03

Remember this Linimeni is sold at the extra.
ordinary low price Of % cents bottle. Who
could hesitate when certain relief is to be had
for so small a sum.
Solo by every respectable Druggist and Mer-
chant throughout the county.
GEORGE E. STANTON, Proprietor.
Sing Sing, WeSichesier Co, n. Y.
AND BY THE FOLLOWING AGENTS.
W.P. Russell. II. A. Sheldon, Middleton
~; V.D. Twiichell. Ueybridge; w. G
Brown, addison; G. Scarf & Co, Brid>
port; F. p. Fletcher, Bridport; Kent
Wright. Shorehanl Catlln & Wight Or
,ceU; Charles Rowland. Chipmdn's Point
I. Parker & Co, Vergenncs-and by mereh-
ants generally throughout The State