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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12
SrnSETURE.
PUBLIC SALE.

4 WILL offer a, public sale. At the Farm Of
i YIN. Short. decd. situated On the rad tEom
Shepherdstown to MsIiinsbnrg,
On TUESDAY tho I2th Of March;
he following property to wit:
8 head Of Hsrses, among whics, are . coed brood
Mares. eAda good riding Bnrsei
9 head Of Mnlesi 46 hesd at SheePi
IL Cows, some Of them fresh5
l6 Cattle; 81 Lesd of Hogs ; q brood Saws;
i Six Horse Power Thresh irgAeshiasi
/ Wheat Reaper, (iius<y's3
2 Wheat Fans; / large ROllert
! Sleigh; 2 Wagons;
Barshesr, scpEle and single Shovel f!otshs:
IIarrows ; 8 seis OF Mule Gears;
Plough Gears. and every necessary article OF .
well conducted Farms
5000 lb5. OF Bacon; ) or 900 lbs. ard.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
TU8MIIU3E,
~coxsisTING IN PART OF
Beds. Beds;cad. and BeddihGi
Secretary aud Book Case:
Tables and Chains; / eight d. 1"ek. add
E variety Of article not necessary to mcnIion-
ITO Acres Of Wheat in the Ground;
IS busI,els of Potatoes, and a lot uf Corn.
Also. on tbs same day. the SLAVES Of ths
deceased. to wit:
-Four , al"ab!s Negro Men ; four Women. and a.s
C'hI!drCn.
Terms If Sa1c.-A credit Of nine nou,hs will
be given on all sans Of SIS and upwards CEarr
that sum the cash will tc required. Tit Wheat
in the ground will be sold 90 six mOaths. the
pu,chascr giving bond wifi approved security
Nc property to be removed until the terms OF said
are COMPLIED with.
" Tie EegrUes viii be sod At private sale.
and not to rersons living out of the counties et
Jefferson OF BnTkSiey. " NJ
Feb &c, 1851.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12
FOR RENT.
CARO.

DEGNG drsirnus to reduce our stock as much
- RS possible, we are prepared TO offer, aud
ariN gi'c, great b~argniis in oil kinds Of Inorchau-
disc. Those who doubt our assertion will please
call with the cash and Try us.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12

Price or rorGToEs.-The Nrw IIavcu Cuu-
tier says:
We see that the farmers in o'r ncighborhond
arc shaving off their stock Of rrrtarors, The
prescut pfice is 374 cents Fcr tISIcl, with a
juwnwail tendency. The sro,,% of potatoes in
tie county is said to tc very IATp". and tie price
vii probably not range nhovc rs cents aticr
spring SETS in. Those WHO basr hcrrt"f"re Fe,
fused To ST II al prices ranging, frnn3 so 10 81 cents
viii b" gfrvi"msIy Gi-appoiu'ta iairhc present as
rrct OF lhe market"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12

Sn"w is now three feet deep af1Genrgcrown
ID three nr four inches here, having hccm cr,n-
h down pretty constantly Tor somehours. We
Sc had several fine cIia>es nitrfta species Of
hhit, called the Canadian Iare-f!py have ears
barge As Auy mule. and in speda are almost
qnal 10 H streak "i lightning Wi5go il mighty
fomg in the meal linp-richt mf nj can knock a
I'd quar-; or OF beet ~'cIszv'' in IpSkilrau a week,
NJ We ate "a deer weighing $50 les in abont a
ieck. E / II x
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12

February 20, Is5o-ts
n5-Frre Prrss aad Hlartnsburg Gazette copy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12
ORDINANCE.

ITtrPr..-Trrry, March l2, 1885,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-03-12

their District as required by law
n. S. WHITE, Pres'I.
March 7, 1850.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
Z HAVE Two Houses for rent; one with -four
e. Rooms and Kitchen, and the other with three
rooms and Kitchen, situated in a pleasant part OF
Ihnrlcsto"D. Possession given list Of a pril.
March 5, 1850. Il TOMLtNSON
free Press Copy.
"A CAED.
EEING d"sirn"s to reduce our stock as much
19 RS possible, we are prepared TO offer, aud
sciH gi'e, great ~LargniHs i'll al kinds Of tnorchau-
d.se. Those who doubt our assertion sill please
March 3 J!'K WOODS & co
EoEs RENT,
SOME two OF three Restna, suitable fer Shops,
- adjoi.ing the Spirit of jefferson Office
Possession given the lstSf April.
March 5. 1850. j. W.. BE1.LER.
L0Sg.
AN The Charlcstown & Snith6eld Turnpike,
~ between the latter place snd The residence
Of Mrs. Mary Shirley, a pair ofGOLD SPECTA
Giles, with Red Nlorucco Case. Any infurma-
ton concerning tbcm will be thankfully received
and iiLernl!y rewarded. S. A. BATES.
Smi'hfeid, March 5, ls50.-at.
FOR RENT.
4 HAVE several HOUSES Tor rent, Of which
4 possession can be bad ON lst day Of April.
Persons wanting TO rent should apply carly or
they may be disappointed.
r D. DORIAN,
March S, 1868. Harpers. Ferry, Va.
FO E0OEnAKERs.
WANTED, Immediately, two ~first-ra'e Boot.
W meE-one on stitched work the other on
ppG-to whom constant employment will be
pjJcn and the best wages paid.
JOHN AVIS, Jr.
CharIes;own, March s, 1850.
n. O. Sugar, 1Olasscs, Sc.
- IlIIDS. Prime quality N. o. Sugar at g
- cents per h.;
3 Clarified Sugar, suitable FOR tea;
30 Bbls. new crop IMolasscs;
9 " Boston Syrup;
40 Boxes Messina Oranges.
Main Street, Harpfrz-F Ferry, March 5:
BACON.
A FEW Prime O'dlIams-also, MiddIings and
"A Shoulders. CRANE & BROWN.
March 5, 1889.
Dress Goods.
KXTE have some Mousliues and Cashmeres,
' which we will sell at cost, 10 make room
for Spring Goods. CRANE & BROWN.
March 5. 1850.
DonIc4fiCs.
WE have a large stock of Domestic Cotton,
' which we will sell a. Inv as they can had
in town. CRANE & BROWN.
March s, 1880.
Hats and Enps.
TUST received, a case OF Fashionable Hats,
u Spring style. Also SILK Oil Cloth Caps,
for sale by CRANE & BROWN.
March 5, 1850.
Cigars and Tobacco.
XM7E have just received a choice lot of Cigars
w and Tobacco. CRANE & BROWN.
March 5, 1850.
Buck Gloves.
* ENT'S fine Riding Buck Gloves;
vi Heavy
Received, and for sale, by
March S. CRANE & BROWN.
Extra Early Peas,
A LARGE supply, received and for sale, by
N March 5. /. S. EICHELBERGER.
lard lamps.
a HANDSOME assortment Of Lard Lamps,
N with extra Globes. Chimneys, and WIcks,
for sale by. CHAS. G. STEWART.
March 5, 1850.
F1ngifsh Gar dem Seeds, of1all kinds,
n lust received from S. Ault & Son, import
ers. warranted fresh and OF the hest quality, neat
ly done up in 6 cent psFers, and Tor sale by
March 8. T. RAWLINS.
Garden Seeds.
TSRESH Garden Seed, for sale by
ALL CRANE e. BROWN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-04
C,,rio.itics.

A fence made Of the railing Of scold-
ing wife.
Chair in which the sun sets.
a garment for the naked eye.
Brass nails from an elephants trunk.
Hammer which broke up the meeting.
Buckle to fasten a laughing stock.
The animal that drew the inference.
Eggs from a nest Of thieves.
A plate OF butter form the "crcam Of a
joke"
The last contract with the Trade
Winds"
Bucket Of water from "tll's well
The small coins in the ''change of the
NOON
A glimpse Of the "chanEe of doubt
A small quantity Of tar supposed 10 have
been left when the lsraelites pitched their
tents
The original brush used in painting the
"sign of the times
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-04
An OF. WILL For sale.

Richmond. Oct Goth, l-o0. 45if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-04
Administrators Sale.

Nv ILL be offered public SALE on Fri
w cat the 9Th day Of December next, at
the late residence Of james q. AGGieInan. in
rankin township, tue personal estate Of said
decereAt, Consisting Of
CGrpenfer's Ioois. Blacksmtfh's Tools,
Iou5ehqk aud h,tchfn Furniture.
dc. AMI dirers other articles.
sale TO Commence al ~ 0 clock Oh said day.
when teT1Is wal he ln14e known and cue at
tendance gwen By
II. r ADDLENAN.
j. II. ADDLksIAN,
Nov. q l-5o. 57-3t Administrator.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-04
INDIANAPOLIS T.. o., Nov. 81. IS,

INDIANAPOLIS T. ~, NOV : 1. IOCD.
Alta meeting Of Postmasters. held a,
indianapolis. Ind. this day. Col. \. W
Russell. Z. NJ. was called 10 the chair.
and L. l.. W atson. r. VI at Nincennes.
was. on motion. appointed secretary, and
DR.. White. corresponding secretary
The object OF the meeting was explained
to be. for the Postmasters. Mail contract
ors. special Agents. and all those in the
service OF the Posiolfice Department in
the State Of Indiana. TO have prepared a
suitable block Of marble for the " ashng-
ton Monument.
II was moved and carried tina, call be
made on the Pos.masters. Mail-coniract-
ors, and special Agents. 10 remit the
amount contributed. 10 the Postmaster at
indianapolis. 10 purchase block Of mar
BILE obtained within the borders Of the
State.
On motion. a committee Of three was
appointed TO carry out the objects Of the
meeting. Sa d committee IS composed Of
the following persons: c. r. Williams.
p. NJ. at Richmond l.. L. Watson. +
NJ. at Nincennss. and James ID. Riggs.
p. NJ at Carlisle.
On motion. J. +. Holt, Of IEdianapolis.
was appointed Treasurer.
The meeting adjourned sine de
4. ". RUSSELL, Can
L. L. WATSON, Sec'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-04
aDvE ING F.RNS
A Like voyage.

The Cleveland Plum Ueaier relates
the account, Of a pcrilous voyage upon
Lake Superior, as furnished by Mr.. George
Witherell. The substance 81 the story i
this. a Mr.. Griswold, wife and small
child. with a boy II years old, left Eagle
Harbor, on the south shore Of Lake Su-
perior, in a small skill. The destination
was EagieA,iyer, some ten miles up the
coast. The wind blew strong oil land,
and fearing the wind might change. they
put out into the Lake, to make sure Of
clearing a bold and rocky shore. The
skitf was seen quitting out'-the wind
continued off shore-and days and weeks
passed, and nothing was heard OF the
voyagcrs. The coast between the points
was traversed for days, but no tidlngs Of
the family. At length they were given up,
and mourned for ~ their friends as dead.
But after three weeks they were all
found safe at the Sault Ste Marie They
had been picked up by a schooner, drift
ing near the Canada shore, seven days
after they left Eagle IIarbor. 1t seems
that after they left the llarbor the wind
increased of shore-the night came on.
and they were blown Into the Lake. The
lad Of II years Of age was a half-breed
and a UoHd9eur,--he took command
spread sort Of sail and kept before the
wind-The Lake. across at this point. is
from $50 to 800 miles. The wind changed
several times and they were floating about
upon this 'waste of waters seven days
and nights, and most Of the time out Of
sight Of land. When picked up by the
schooner. they had abandoned all hope Of
relief, and desparingly surrendered them
selves 10 their fate. 1t is also said that
they had TO provisions. hut tl,at they could
have lived SO long, under such exposure
and without food. IS hardly credi.ablc
We have experienced some chair BREADTH
escapes and heard Of many on this great
inland sea, but this one IS altogether the
most extraordinary one in our list.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-04
FOR SALE.

vHHl1E Wooden Factory formerly owned by
John Nenable, and situated on Greensboro,
Wayne County, Ia, near the old Centrevltie
and Milton road ) miles from CtntrevIile and
1 miles from Milton Said Factory has be- put
in good repair. with new ConJeHcer and spin
nrng Jack, and otherwise thoroughly repaired. -
ANY person wishing 10 purchase such proper
~ Viii do we'll to call Oh the proprietor at Luu-
rel Ia, for further information.
ELIAS MAY
July 81. 1850. 3!-6mo
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-04
Tavern stand and Farm for sale.

MAT well-known Tavern stand. situated
three miles East Of tehfnuno. on the \ -
tjon, rca4, now occupied hy Nahiou Ciawson
i offered for sale TIE farm continues about
- acres. ana has il Orchard Of excelieat
fruit. fine large two story B-ck House, ana d Z
the necessary aPPenGhG-s Ct tavern farm
honse The situation = I'll -h ana pleasant AMI
woali make one or the most desirable private
residences III the country. 1t IS offered on fair
terms or further information. inquire oil the
premises cf Nshlon ClAwscn. or d III. UNDER
signed, two miles North Of Richmond
WILLIAM CLAHSON.
Tenth Month Sth 1850. 4asf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-04

WILL SELL. my Oil Mil, situated on New
j mans creek. tuo miles north Of Richmond
1t has III he machinery, such az 4 fIvGrnnltc
fr,c ~, So, ,"oaaaarv far ra.AinG 1n@'@d tfl.
1t at be sold either with without the Q .lfni-
chinery, easy terms. Apply At my drug
store jos. H0WEILS. Jr.
Richmond. Ind Aug. 18th, 80. 22tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-04

Ayoung lady saws that they may talk as
much as they please about the virtues Of
the galvanic ring. but for her part. she be-
lieves that the wedding ring is the most
potent cure for all young ladies.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-04
Orn w a mt e d /.

The subscriber viii pay tho highest market
price for either WHITE or YELLOW. CORN.
WILLIAM BELL.
Eighth Month 2lst. 1850. 35tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-04
sash. SASH.

WE have Just received a lot Of Window
w sash, manufactured hv Lighter < Co.
bau III, OF Hamilton. ONO W. wiI furnish to
srGer All hinGs and sizes 81 Window Skaters
ana Blinds. made Of the best seasoned piue, war
santed Gal! and examine.
JOHN fTATNES
Opposite Bank. Richmond. IA.
July 81. 1850. 33-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-04

ToR sALE.-FOJR NEAT DIV ELrING
Il HOUSES. and TWO VACANT LOTS.
situated n Richmond. For particulars. apply
10 EDW ARD FRANCIS
Richmond, Aug. =. $50.
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"a : !
I ftf
Compound syrup of ~. ss:; Cherry

known Ter any ui the above diseases IS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-04

AGENTS Fon rnE PALLApIuM "A. w Ray, 7.
NJ, Cambridge city.
VIM. kussey, Economy.
WIN. Youse, Brownsville.
Samuel Johnson, Williamsburg
1yF. Il. PALMER. is our Agent at New Y ORR
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-04
Tic Doloreux and NeuYalgia.

Ie~se 1festtal All ag9a4x4Hg complaints are
f4frtg ses:e<f > t4e Icsfsoa II the t,.GFs-tc
= r 1sas ST ts@sGs I- Belt 6ts4kss he
Fi.ctr9ctt. ts-f3Eag tbs Tie Necklace bss
- = r4zlf zrts directly aFsn ta- AZ
feetes Ia these ftHtFsssg szsact.ol4s LIZ ss
,.4seatesa. >r.s E-is FAILS
l- aiary hundred CeFtacs.ss fnora al parts II tie
cpptTy of tss ns,st extraordinary casf.et<r esh cs
given i required
~ Ss trty-aIe or inconrertsncs attends The use
Of OK ff{HISTfFS L.sLT-9SfC .fhTIIL LES.
srS ey ts u0st eSle and Il cate.
VIII .rff-ct ea.e ami safety Ia many the
satsoa Attending th~dr IL highly yl.efars and
sgf>~att> They eaA lie sent To ally part Ut rs
e2uatIT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-12-04
Valuable Real Estate for sale.

July 81. 1850.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-06-25
Church, were burnt down, and one or
two lives were lost.

Church, were burnt down, and one or
two lives were lost.
Nathaniel Childs, who was tried aud
acquitted On charge OF enbezZling
money from the Bank OF Missouri. has
commenced suit against said Bank,
and Mai. Brant, one of the Directors Of
the same, for false imprisonment, in jury
to his reputation, destroying his bnsl~
ness, &c. In the first, he has laid his
damages at $50 600; in the latter case,
500, 900.
There is an editor in this city-a con-
confirmed old bachelor-who declines
accepting wedding cake, when he pub
fishes marriage. lie says IT looks
like countenanciag matrimony.-l dnhee
Blade.
EDWIN FORREST owns farm OF %
acres in Covington, Ky. Opposite Gin
cinnat.) for which he has been offered
$50, 900.
The frs, edition OF Professor Stuart:
defence of Mr.. Webster-nnmbermg
three thousand copes-has been dispos
cd Of within few days, and a new edi
tion is in press.
Some wag in the Boston Post wishes
TO know whether the body that Mr.. Gid
don has just been unrolIng might no
have been that OF "Spurius Mummius,
distinguished Roman of Cicero's time
Nor WANTED.-A few slaves havin!
been taken to California, on the promise
of emancipation and other rewards aite
few years service, the California cor
respondent OF the \. o. True Delta adj
vises Southern men TO bring nv more T.
that country lie saws abnlitionlsm i
rampant among individuals, aud slave
are soon seduced To leave and set up or
their own hook
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-06-25

0c'F Tie celebration Of the 10Th aus
niversary of the battle of Bunker Hill
took place in Charlestown, on Monday,
and was participated in by vast assem-
blape of people. The procession, in
Gliding Q military companies, the fire
companies, n great number aud variety
of associations with their banners. and
the masses, numbered about 5000. The
Grafton was delivered by Hon. Edward
Everett, in the Ship House in the Navy
Yard, before at least 5000 people. 1t
was most eloquent aud finished pro-
duction, as are all his efforts. The pro-
cession, at the close, reformed and march
ed to the old Depot OF the Fitchburg
Railroad where 1900 portook of the
good things Of life, and the sentiments
Of the OCCASION Speeches, toasts, songs
and sentiments followed, and the affair
clos ID at about : o'clock, much to the
satisfaction Of all engaged. Keenc Sen
tincl.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-06-25
Disgraceful Scene at Chelsea, Mass.

A dispute, about church matters. arose
in the Episcopal Society of Chelsea, a.
bout year ago, which created quite an
excitement ut the time The society
subsequently dIrIded-"ne half employ
ins The Rev. Nj Deblois AS a spiritual
ADVISER, and the other halfthe Rev Mr..
jerks. The two parties have Lately met
M separate halls, Ia worship aud closed
Their church, about which the dispute
between the parties arose.
One halfis called the Deblois. or Rug
giles Slack party, aud the other half the
jerks, or Nam party. 1t was supposed
by some thai two followers of the "Irince
of Peace" would he able to Iull the rag
ing storm and remove all III feeling grow.
ing out Of the subject matter IN dispute.
But we must confess with Byron, that
There are some feelings that time cannot be-
numb"
nor ministers assuage.
Yesterday, one of the parties. from
some cause 10 us unknown, determined
TO take possession of, and worship in, the
church again aud accordingly went
th.iher with their minister, and CONS
menced religious service. The other
party, with their peace-loving adviser,
were also on hand aud declared them>
selves the righlful owners of the prem,
ises' Words waxed warm, and, says our
informant one Of the clergyman had his
robes torn Of his person In the rop
Dhieh followed! We are told that the two
clergymen did not come to blows, but
tina, there was some pretty hard pushing.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-06-25
Goods Family Flora.

Embracing the three comprehensive and impor-
tint departments, which iuclude all that Is neccs-
sary OF useful 10 be known respecting ants, viz:
/ The Boidnicf analysts,
Extensive and thorough, oiiectually perleciing
those in Botany, who possess only the fret prnci-
pies Of the science.
n Til Natural History
more particularly adapted Tor the general reader,
aud embracing he cultivation and propagation Of
Plants.
Ill., Tie Medical and Chemical Properties and
Uses,
showing in popular loim, the Importance and
application Of plants in the various diseases Of
the human family
The whole embollished with colored plates,
painted by hand, from original drawings copied
from nature.
The plates are excellent samples for young per-
sons learning drawing or painting.
Vol, l, contains an extensive glossary oil bolan
ic ierms-foriy eight plates Of plants, NO to Is
inclusive, each colored, stpelaie aud independent
with the usual letter press matter TO each, and an
unoon mon, rking likeness Of the late John
Mason. NJ. D., r. X ., sc. &c, with notice
Of his life, writings, character, &c.
Over 5000 pages, and fifty eolored Plates, large
octave, bound, price "a All communications
should be addressed postage Free) TO
PETER l.. GOOD, Publisher
Elzaboihtown, ESSEX CO., New jersey
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-06-25

General JnHS DUNStNG, of Bhlsion spa, SARATOGA
couuty, y. Y, gentlemen OF the fret ir,pectabity
who has been Shern Of the county, aud Ia Other Pablo
offices many years, was afflicted With severe con H.
which hi physician laid was ed bv diseased ann u
ceatsd lun-s. was severely affected 10 lee
able To leave his ruun for many months, and
expected tn live from une week To another, until after
he commenced using Bram's Medicine. Soon after he
commenced using the Bllsan he Wrote To that il was
cnri"s him hc again. aud said, your Braut's
Balsam has cured me- and have been we'll duin. the
lat wiucr. My great desire j. that other person..
who are afflicted as have been with diseased lua .
would try it, use have done for certain nom
It's effects on me that proper uc of it will disra
s'd ana liberated lungs in almost any stage OF that
dfcadiH disea,e.
Gen. Dunning was - wears old when he wrote the
ahuNrnancd letter, Year. sincc aud continue. IN
good health for MN OF he TO tue date Sept -49
D For list Of agents. zee ad, erli, rment III another
column. Nv
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-06-25
BRANYS pURIFlING EX1RICT

The GREAT, ST PURIFIER Of the Riuod iu the World
is now pat up ia QUART Notifies aud l. prepared
IN Evs ~ REsrFCr Of hr same MEDICAL ~TRENoiH AND
EFFicsCE as wh.n par up ia Smi Bottle
Whoa it, @oudctfh medical yiftues-the SMALL qunn
tty required for Dpse-und now, the SIZE uf the BOT
TIE aud the LONG TIN bottle vii. la-t the epn-u
MGR is compare ed With Sirsaplrillu ONE hottie Of
the Purifier Il equal u rEN BortLts Of Sar-aTurli
The Medicauln. o this Purifier are 50 Z a. srrONG
IY CONCENTRATED q that only ONE TABLE
SPOONFUL l. required Ipr Dose-THREE times day;
aud each buitle contains SIXTY FouR Do-Es bot
tie will last in use, g~TWENTf-ONE DAYS. al
-Ahich Is from Tss 20 SlNrtrN days LONGER than
bottle Of Sarsaparil Sasapailla IN LARGE bottle i
SO reduced and weakened that two three table
spoonius Is the desc Of il, three four lines
dashus, bottle Of saTsaparlla only lass from I'VE 10
Ten days.
BRANTS PURIFIER Is greatly superior to slrsapa
rilla In medical efficacy because the Purifier possesses
not only the PuRt ESSENCE Of Sarsaparla Yellow Dock
Cherry, aud Sassafas, MORE sTaoNGLY o1KoENTR tar,
aud has uf each Of THEsF medcines IA a bottle Of
il than there is in bottle Of sarsapara--hut because
il also possesses indications which arc 20 much
MORE valuable than Sarsaparla for purif x, healing,
and nygoratag purposes, that safsaPa lila viii bear
a comparison with them.
BRANTs PULMONARY BALsAM continues to be
the GREAT aud ONLY remedy to be constantly depend.
cd upon to cure CONSUMPTION aud ell diseases Of the
THROAT BREAST. and LUNGS ai23v
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-06-25

o. Our correspondent c., New York,
may send by Express. He has oar thanks
for his favor.
AZ Jonathan thinks it would he paBeful
for man to sre somebody breaking his
windows on purrose--n' any rate hat ihe
one who hre,ks h'n w.l be very likely to
experience some ra8in'.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-06-25
MORE iNCTWAGLE CASES GEME1ED.


Cina.ioil y Oh. ISIS
To : Tpu.ev, hs'nt Gc.-s,r HUNG a.el o.. Ru-
chan's Nu1safiiu Rr.1m H. my family "uV rif very
bot slceoss idr Lua- complaints, and h,fii- sorI % u
srI Icy luents alH lie sn'ces- t- inisc a n.t
III tug To- hscnne A-cui the ,aIe OF samr.
siucr hirl laNe sold -e,t nunhc nf haite-. and
have iu almost cNorN intnc lea ned tnat ~ had nc
eisH hes oni 80 nrcttiau, 10 some Wrrc ih
p,ilru hal been By Physicians Of rr,prciahNiN FRO
MOI NCt IN lRAiii.E, and their cI.e. hopcl' s-.
aud mot lcefiul recommend 1t to ail who sui
iei ing with Lug complaints, assuring them that Ia
most ease. they vii hnd speedy 'eief
Sisicd, WILLIAM T.. FISK.
DAVID BRApLsE & SoN, lf Mi-hnsion Street
Boston sole for thr United Statrs and Butis
P,osinces.-Ameucaa price one dollar per botue.
dim.