The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-16

207 Main street, Buffalo. n. Y.
DR. G. C. VAUGHN'S Vegetable Lithontrip-
~ tic Advertisement for lS41.-"I came,
saw, conquered" is most emphatically the case
with this article. Disease hasever yielded to its
most marvellous medicinal power. WheIeverit
has gone, and South America England, Canada
and the United States have proved the Truth OF
this statement, the above quotation in a strong &
pithy sentence, tells the whole story. lnvallds.
The principle on which you are cured may not be
known to you, but the result Of trial of the ar
ticle is satisfactory; you restored, and the Sc
cret ofthe cure remains with the proprietor. The
Medicine is a compound of22 distinct vegetable
agencies; each individual ROOT has its own par
ticular exclusive, medical property, conflicting
with no other compound-each root makes its
own cure-and as 4 perfect combination, when
taken into the SyS.em il does the work which Ma
TURE, when her laws were first established, imten-
ded it should do-purifcS strengthens and restores
the broken down debilitaed conStituuon.-DRoP-
sY in all its characters, will be completely Grad
icated from the system by its use. See pam
phleis in agents hands, for free circrlatioG-they
tle;n upon all diseases, and show testimony ofcuIeS
GRAVEL, and all complaints of Tbs urinary organs,
f I'm also the cause OF great suffering and VAUG-
HAMS LITHoNTRIPTIc has acquired no small &C.
lebrity over the country, by the cures il has made
in this distressing class Of Affections. So famed
it seems, is this midicine that it has thus attract
ed the notice of one of our Medical publications.
In the November No., 1916, of the Buffalo Jour-
nal and Monthly Review of Medical and SuIgi-
cal Science, in an article on calculoGS diseases,
and solvents the writer, after noticing the fact
that the English government once purchased
secret remedy, and also noticing the purchase in
1902 of a secret remedy, by the Legislature 10
New York. thus pays tribute TO the fame oflhe
Medicine-"Whyd do not our Representatives in
Senate and Assembly convened, eDlighten and
dissolve the suffering thousands ofthiS country,
-, of bat, hon
which no solvent since the days Of Alchemy has
possessen one halfthe fame? Reader, here is
periodical Of high standing, acknowledged ihro'
out large section of this country to be of the
best conducted journals of the kind in the United
States, exchanging with the scientific works of
Europe to our certain knowledge, edited by Aus
tin Flint, NJ. D., and contributed 10 by men oflhe
highest professional ability, thus stepping aside
10 notice secret remedy You will al once I'M
deTstand no HHkHclrR and lrOrhLS IS aOsrRni could
thus extort a comment from so high quarter
and consequently, unless it directly oonhicted
with the practice oithe faculty, it musthave been
its great ame' which has caused il to receive this
passing nod. KIDNEY DISEASES, 7cc0LHeSS of The
back and spine, Irregular painful and suppressed
MeHStJNatiOH F7ltOr Alias, and the entire compi-
Gated train Of evils which follow diSordered sys-
| EN-, are al once relieved by the medicine. Send
for pamphlets from Agents, and you will find evil
dence of the value of the Lithoniriptic there put
forth.--ASa remedy Tor the irregularities of the
female system, il has in the compound ''root"
which has been resorted 10 in the north ofEuroep
for centures-as 4 sure cnIe for this complaint,
and feStOreT OF the health of the entire system.
| LIVER COMPLAINT, JAUNDIEE, BILIOUS DISEASES
| &c, are Instantly relieved. People of the West
will find it the only remedy in these complaints,
| as well as FEVER AND AGUE. There is no rem
edy like it, and oal0mel or Quiniae forms any
part of this mixture. No injury will result in its
use, and itsactive properties are manifesedin the
use of single 80 OF bottle. For FEVER ANDA-
CUE Bilious Disorders, take no other medicine
! RHEUMATISM, GoUT. will find relief The action
of this medicine upon the Blood, will change the
| dSease-which originates IN the blOod-and
| healthy result will follow. DYSPEPSIA INDIGES-
rInN &c, yield in few days use ofthiS Medicine
inflammation OF the Lungs, Cough; Consumption
also has ever found relief Scrofula, Erysipelas,
Piles. Inhamed eyes-all caused byimpure blood
will find this article the remedy. The system.
completely acted upon by lhetwenty two different
properties ofthe mixture, is purified and restored
as partial cure will not follow. The train Of
common com 3lainis Palpiiation ofIbe Heart,
Sick Headache, Debility, &C., are all the result
ofsome arrangement ofthe,System. and this Great
Restorer will dots work. The promises Setforih
in the advertisement, are based upon the proof OF
what it has done in The past four years. The
written testimony Of 1000 Agents. in Canada, the
United States, England and South America in
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| by all inlcrested-is a sufficient demonstration
thatit is the best Medicine ever offered to the
| World. Get the pamphlet, and study the princi-
pie as there laid down, Of the method ofcure
Put up in 30oz bottles, al So; ~ OF. do at 81
each-lhe largest holding OF. more than two
small bottles. Look out and not get imposed up
on Every bottle has "Voughan's Vegetable
Lilhontripiic Mixture" blown uTon the glass, the
lrritten signature of sc. C. Vaughn" on the di-
reclions and sc. C. Vaughn. Buffalo, stamped
on The cork. None other are genuine. Prepared
by DR.. G. c. Vaughn, and sold al the Principal
Office, 2O7 Main street, Buffalo, al wholesale and
retail. No attention given TO letters unless post
paid-orderS from regularly constituted Agents
accepted: post paid letters. or verbal communi-
cations soliciting advice, promptly attended 10
gratis.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale OF this
article-132 Nassau ST., New York city 295 Es-
sex ST., Salem, Mass. and by The principal Drug
gists thr1ughOutthe United States and Canada, as
advertised in the papers.
Agent in this place W. P. Russell.
A. P. Roscoe. New Haven G. W.
Parmelee, Bristol; l.. L. Ho'comb, Starks-
boro; j. Kennedy & Co. Huntingdon: F.
Huntington, Vergennes; Sholes & Car
penier, North Ferrisburgh; t. C. Smith,
Monkton.
E. Hunt, Travelling Agent. 26