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The daily union., 1852-03-11
NOTICES UNDER the RuLE, Kro.

BY Mr.. FLORENCE The memorial Of Henry r. Parker,
f. G Wolbert, William Henwood, George Q. Richards
Others citizens OF Philadelphia, praying for the ex
tension Of the Woodwork patent for planning boards, Ne
BY Mr. BABCOCK The petition of lOo citizens OF Os
wego county, New York, for marine hospital at the port
oi Oswego.
BY Mr. MACE, The remonsrance OF E. III. Buck and
100 Others of Carroll county, Indiana, against the
extension of the Woodwork patent.
By Mr.. THOS M. HOWE: The petition OF f. A. Hatch
ison, James Vincent and other citizens Of Pennsylvania
praying that all the employees Of the government may be
relieved from duty on the Sabbath. Also the petition OF
Wilson S. King, j. 8 M Young, and other citizens OF
Erie, Pennsylvania. praying for the construction Of navy
yard naval depo', in with drydock such
point the lake frontier may be selected by the eng
department.
BY Mr.. ROBBlNS; The petition OF George Painter and
lbl other cizens OF Phlade pha county, asking Congress
10 grant further extension OF the Woodwork patent.
by Mr.. HARPER; The romonstrance of Michael Duty
and 1856 other citizens OF Muskngum county, Ohio, and of
G. b. Goddard and 81 other citizens of said county, and
the of James Johnson and rs other c
of Guernsey county, Ohio praying that the bridges Of
the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company may be esab
lished postroads, and permitted to remain al their
present height.
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Each allowed lbs Free
ceedins in measurement 10 cubic feet
Seeage furnished with mattress and pillow and
with the rations the
be Cbages 20 foot and from
Panama Francisco OF S00 The transit
the nhmus at the OF the passengers.
viii be perceived that the through ns line
great advantage in the quality Of the steamers employed and
spare ready
both ends OF the line accidents.
further information apply OF company, 81 and
IS South For choice Of beThs apply companys
agency, No III West Of Warren New York.
Mari :.
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Canton mnttinps, Floor OiIcloths Csrpeting, DO.
THE subscribers receiving per schooner Statesman
from New York
so pieces ~ heavy white Canton mattings
20 do 50 do do do
90 do Ga
A do checked dc do
25 do l&65do do DO
10 do "A do fancy do
do English oilcloth, le feet wide
do American olcloth from twelve TO eighteen feet
wide
25 ow-pueed American olcioth from three
wide
10 do Cocoa mattinrs, for basement, SC.
hand full every variety Of I'm
ported and American carpeing, such
Tapestry velvet, tapestry English and American Brussels,
imperial, and ingrsin and ingram, low
priced hemp, and both striped and plaid together
with other article In line for house furnishing which
prepared and fully determined offer good terms
other dealers in this country.
Apls-u r. H. HOOE h co.
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For the information Of the traveller proper pas
senee for Charlottesville and place. taking
the night boat from Washington, avoid
ton OF the Virginia Central Railroad point they reach
following morning, whilst those destined Lynchbug
ton buchanan and The Mineral Springs Of Virginia. BY
The day boat able
OF Boyd Edmond and Davenport which Richmond daily al
FARE.
From Richmond Lynchbug 90 So Lexington and Blu
ohanan s. each.
For through tickets apply board boats
and for further information to
GEORGE MATTINGLY.
- Agent of the line in Washington.
Feb 0B-dlwkeod3m
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IyOR cent mortgage bonds OF the osnee ana
II Alexandria Rairosd Company.
For particulars, apply % -
March f-3awlm CONSOhAN h1SS'
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DURE Peruvian Gnano.-fiavng been IVY Coumbi. y.
or the sale OF Peruvian Gusno in the sssed Gop
arc n,enared o take orders for quantities 10 be sny
y.sssI y, ncea s low as the article be purc not az
market Dealers and clubs viii be supplied upon y"
able terms, = ptcxppIL COy, .,
PsbQ7-ifJtaw2w Watef '"'''
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Fashion for Gentlemsns ha ha,o are ~
- 1s52-Tho elegant hats Of the sprbg a6, apd~
found at sTEvENs's Sales room The shape Is pe '
finish style fauess Gentlemen are invited 70 ~ ~ nom
srbNhN'' Browns Hae
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NOTICEhe co-panershp heretofore existing under the
N firm DYER Mcguire s this day dissolved by mutual
persons having claims the late
requested with j. c. McGure who will
old stand, Of 10Th and
Pennsyva avenue,
EDw. G. DYER,
J. g. MCGUIRE,
Trnpu.pv II l9-eedlm
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uTOODt wOODt wOODi-The subscriber has Mt his wood
eight hundred cords
hickory which he i anxious sell for cash
viii ready deliver in such
He will take the liberty refer
the quality the WOOD
G. Daniel John r. Frost John Cage, g. c. Gram
mar Bayy Washington, Rev. L. r. Morgan, Rev Mr. Ham
ilton
Jan 7-eoam. GEORGE w. CONWAY.
FRENCH Embroidcries at cost-we have the following
II variety
10 rich embroidered chemises
IS do with plain fronts low priced
Is imitation lace
embroidered muslin
With large assortment in unimmed muslin, cambnc and
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 90.
Feb 25-3t9w
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The steamship Columbia will semimonthB comnu
bsween San Francisco Oregon awaiting the
arrival of mails from Panama.
and returning without delay with mails the
from San Francisco.
propeiiers and wheel will be
up for The Of freight and transient between
Panama and San Francisco.
viii keep connsxon
Acapulco Mexican The the Aan
tic
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IEaszs 80

Great Southern Mall Route.-New and Improved
Schedules.
Ttros Daily between WaftnsfOa and he Southern Cuss
and aN0 the LIST Of March, southern mail viii
washington att, and " ., by which
sengen point south Of Washington will
on their route south Of Richmond whilst addition pas
senser or Norfolk by taking the night line, will in Rich
mond IN time fer the boats which leave for thai place daily
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''Vs " NIlaTtefs " %,
Class ID.
To be drawn Covngon, KY Saturday March o. Isso
7s number Iottsry-l4 drawn bslIos
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-08-25
Middlebury Female Semi
.f.f norvy


The Fall Term at the Seminary CON-
mcnccs the present week. with full
supply of Teachers We perceive, by
the Circular, that Mrs Hitchcock will
retain the general supervision of the
young ladies, assisted by Miss Bruce, Of
Cambridge, Mass, Teacher of Music.
Miss Bruce has enjoyed the instructions
of the best masters, and will instruct in
both vocal and instrumental music. Mrs.
Hitchcock has charge also of Drawing,
assisted by Miss Sweetscr. Glasses in
French are formed by Miss s N. Hib-
bard. Mr.. George G. Knapp, A. b., is en-
ployed as school Instructor, and may be
consulted at the Seminary, as to the
terms, regulations &C., of the school The
Trustees express much satisfaction in
the conduct of the Boarding House, by
Mr. and Mrs johnson. Liberal expcn-
diturcs have been made upon the prcmi.
ses. and a spirit of enterprise seems to
prevail, to make the school acceptable.
August 90.
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By the President of the
United States.

In pursuance ri law, I, WILLARD FILL
MORE, President of The United States Of
America 10 hereby declare and make known.
that public sale will hc held nj the Land or
fee ut STILLWATER in tho Territory II
MINNESOTA, commencing on Monday, the
first day Of November next for the disposal Of
the Public Lands situated in the following
named Townships and fractional Townships,
viz:
North efMe base line, and ,eest nj thc Jonrih
principal meridian
Fractional townships thirty-sevcn and thirty
eight, on the right bank of st. Croix river, and
townships ihrty-nine, forty, forty ono aud forty
two. of range twenty.
Townships thirty.cight, thirty nine, and
forty, Of range twcnty-one.
An island in sections thirteen and twenty
four, in township twenty and townships thirty
eight. thirty nine, and forty, of range twenty
two.
Townships forty, forty and foriy-lwc, of
aange twenty -three.
Hennepn Island, Of lot 5, section twenty
three, in township twenly-nine, and an island
in section four, 81 township thirty, Vi range
twenty-fUur
Townships thirty-seven aud thiriy-eisht, Of
range twenty-five.
Townships thirty-sevcn, thiriy.cight thirty
ninc and forty, Of range twenty six
Townships thrty-cight and thirty nine, Of
range twehty.sevcn.
Townships thiriy-ninc, of range twenty
eight.
Lands appropriated Ivy law for the use Of
schools, military, and other purposes, will be
excluded from the sale.
The offering of the above mentioned lands
will be commenced on the day appointed, aud
will proceed in the order in which they are nd
verli>cd, with all convenient despatch, IN il
the whole shall have been offered, and the sale
thus closed but the sale shall not be kept o
pen longer than two weeks, and no private
entity or locations for land bountics heretofore
granted by any law OF Cong rcss for military
services rcndcrc,lio the United Slares on any
of the lands will be admitted, until after the
expiration of the two weeks
Given under my hand, at the city Of Wash.
ngton, this twenty ninth day Of July, Ammo
y. mini one thousand eight hundred and fifty
two. MlLLAD i LLMORE.
By The President
JOHN WILSON.
8s'm Cw"i~ioner a. lie GeneJp'
kc.d ON'c.
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STATE or VERMONT, Bc it remembered,
District of Addison, SIS. ! that At a Probate
Court held at Middlcbury in and for the Dis
trict of ADDISON on the 18th day of August,
\ d. 1852,
Jesse Ellsworth, administrator Of the cs-
tate of
SAMUEL b. WILLIAMSON,
late of Cornwall, in said District, deceased,
presents his administration account for allow
ancc: 1t is therefore ordered that said acc punt
be considered for allowance by this Court, at
the session thereof to be held ut the Office of
the Register of this Court in said Middlcbury,
on Thursday, the ID day of September next,
at one o'clock in the afternoon: and that no.
tice thercofbe given to all persons interested,
that they may appear and make their obiec-
tons, if any they may have, to the allowance
of said account, by publishing a certified copy
of this order in the Middlebury Register, a
newspaper printed ut said Middlcbury, three
weeks successfully previous to the time of
said Court
JED. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy ofrccord.
17:3w Attest JED. S. BrsnfEI.T., Register.
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DENTISTRY.
Docr. HARRIS would inform the inhobi-

DOCT HARRIS would inform the inhabi-
I/tants ofvcrmont, that he has the pleasure Of
being associated with thci OLD DrNTisT ,DOCT
BROCKWAY of whose uncqualled skill,
very many in all parts Of this State rs well rs
New York have had experience during the
last 30 years. The oniincment of city life
and the pressure of business having ovcrtaxcd
feeble constitution, he has sought relief and
health in retreat TO the "mouutains," where
his earliest efforts were famed into vigorous
and successful action.
Having united our energies, our capital and
our experience, we arc now, and expect to CON
tinuc practising under the name of Brockway
a. Harris, in n style and TO an extent quite in
advance of any other house IN the State To
the profession we would wye have opened ut
the old stand of Doct. Harris n Dental Depot,
and are now pr eparcd to furnish Dentists with
Instruments and Materials of every descrip-
ton, and of the best quality, ut prices as low
ms in the cities. We also inform the profess
sion that we have introduced an important
Improvement in uniting the teeth to the plate,
which will be communicated, with the means
of adopting it. This Improvement expcditcs,
beauties and strengthens the operation We
are also putting up, for wholesale as well rs re-
tail Tooth Powders, (thc composition made
known to all) which are believed to he the
best that can be compounded FUSED in Doct.
b 5 practice for 80 years. This powder will he
put up for Dentists, with their own labels, ut
as low price rs they can otherwise obtain 1t.
To the public they would say, you will now
ill ia Midllcbury, Nt.,at least an uncquallcd
amount ofcxperiencc in the Dental art, (Doct.
Brockway, it il believed, has inserted more
teeth than any other man, las well rs unrivallcd
fac liiics FOR executing and facilitating opera
ffltA fh4k iuV "A
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AT the Land Office OF KASKASKIA, Com
inencing on Monday, the nm day Of .ruIv
next, for the disposal OF such sections and parts
of sections, being the oJd Numbers above re-
ferrcd to, as are situatedih the underfn entioned
townships, TO wit "a r.reg ~tV-F
SOlh Of he bose ffrc end roa NJ ne fkfr6
principal meridian.
townships ono Two, three, four, fvc, six,
seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen,
fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seSebteon, range ont.
Townships onc, fr0, three, foRr, fire, sir,
screen, eight, ninc Eon, eicrcr, isccire, thirteen,
foNriecn, Eileen sixtccn, sercntccH, range two.
Relationships herein dcsiehatcd in roman
letters arc wholly within the limits of :" six soc
fiohs in wcth on each side OF said road md
branches; and those in ifhiios nre partly with
~ said llmhs, As designated on tie diagrams
which will he furnished 20 the respective Dis
trict Land Offices by the Commissioner Of the
General I.nnl Office.
Lands reserve for schools, military ,or Other
purposes will be excluded from sale.
The lands will he scld sNljrcf IN ne righfof
r0y granicd bt snid net Of 20fh September,
1870, to The STATE Of Illinois for said railroad
and its branches, not exceeding ono hundred
feet on each side thereof, ~
Each ,ulc will he kept open for n time sulic-
lent 10 admit Of offering all tho lands but NOT
exceeding ~ o weeks and applications 20 make
private entries Of the lands 10 lie offered under
this proclamation, will not be received untIi
AFTER the clrse of The public sale.
Given under nv hand, Mt the cityGt Washing
ton, the third day Of April, a. ID, 1852.
BY the President:
WILLARD FILLMORE.
J.. BUTTERFIEID,
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tflnrrir0,

In Salisbury, on the ID inst, by the Rev
Geo. W. Barrows Mr. LoY,LN n. WAREHOUSE,
to DELLA NJ. WHEELocK, of Milton.
In Burlington, August 18th, by Rev, J. II.
Worcester, GEoRGE FRisxLiS EpMrNDs, to
Srs.S MaRsH LYMAN, only daughter of
wyllys Lyman, Esq, all of Burlington.
In Burlington, August 9th, by the Rev J.
ii. Worcester, SELIM IIoDART PEABODY, to
MARY ELIzABETH PAsGBoRN, eldest daugh-
ter of ID. X. Pangborn, Esq, all of Burlington.
In Montpelier, 18th inst, by Rev. VIM. II.
Lord. Mr. ABIJaH KEITH to Miss SARAH A.
MILLER, daughter of the late Col Jonathan
p. Miller
In Malone, n. Y, on the 18th inst, Mr. ZE-
BINA X. PAsGBoRN, of Johnson VT, to Miss
HARRIET WooD, of Malone
In Whiting, on tho 18th inst, by Rev. Mr..
Wright, Mr.. JoHs o. HAVEN, o! Shoreham, to
Miss l.. vienna McALLIsrER. daughter Of Will
liam l. McAllister, Esq, of Whiting
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ANOTHER PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.


Mr. Fowle-Dcar Sir | could send you n
dozen certificates, strong and decisive, of the
really sanatiyc effects of your valuable Balsam
of Wild Cherry within the past twelve months,
under my own supervision and direction. In
deed, know of few persons who have used
it, comparatively, but commend it in the
strongest terms. A case of Asthma, the Sc
vcrcst ever saw, to which was called u
month ago, evinccd the superiority Of the Bal
sam This disease lasted six weeks, and the
dyspra and suffering was dreadful he sat up
every night The gentleman told me 70 give
him something to last him home, (2lmilcs, )so
that he might see his wife and child, and die
in peace gave him one bottle of the Bal
SAM and four ounces of syrup squlls di-
rccting him to take tca-spoonful doses Of best
bordeaux olive OIL when the difficulty of
breathing was greatest. Next day | forced
his Respondent WILL and made him take six
bottles of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
home with him as present, he having alleg-
cd that he had used so much expensive mcdi-
cine to no profit. Last week Mr.. 4. called
AMI expressed his gratitude in the Warmcst
manner, sail the medicine had satcd Iii, life
paid his whole bill and tool. six bottles more
and left my office tor home, rejoicing.
Very respectfully yours
WI SHAW, W. d.
Washington North Carolina Aug. ,, 1917.
None genuine, unless signed BUTTS
on the wrapper.-Price one dollar per
bottle, or six bottles for five dollars
Agent. for Wi-tnr- Dalsam Rus.el 4 Powell
Middirbury J. u Ncedham Bristol; \. p Rocco
New uavea, d. = IIa-k.ll. w. Cornwall T. =. Rem
son, whhias,f Huntingdon, verscnnes =. c Smith,
M"nsion.
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I'll at krts.

BosToN, Aug 20.
EVowr.-Dcmand f,ir,with sales of Gcnescc,
commo n brands, at "a %, fancy 4 3Iagi SO,
and extra 3 50Gt5 20.
Graia.-Thc market is very firm; sales of
yellow corn at 73G74c; mixed do - cts !;
white do &c. per BUSH cash. Sales of North
ern oats at A. cts.
BosToN, Aug D.
WoOl-(6 mos.( Saxony feeccs-
10 @-5O
Am full BLDG g-l5
I e. as a-i2
Com. To 30 G-35
Pulled extra 40 @-50
Rdiiroad !Stock-Rutland 80
VT Central l5l
Passumpsic 81
BRGHToS, Aug. 10.
At Market, 1900 Beef Cattle, 200 Stores,
IL Working Oxen, 50 Cows and Calves,
5000 Sheep and Lambs, and 800 Swine.
PRIcEs-Dcef Cattle-Extra SO %; first
quality Sc; second do S5g5 25 Sd do$3@
4 80.
SroRrs-Two years old So, l0ql2; three
years old SIS, l7a20.
WoREisG OxES-Sales ut Ss5, 20, g5GlOO
Cows And CALyEs-Sales SslS, 90; %, 2G
81, 3l@s5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Al, 1902; extra
sal
SwIsE-7ic retail 7l@Stc Fat Hogs Gtc
REAARKs-Markets to-day arc dull; III,
large number Of Beef CATH. At market, and q
Large proportion Of them being heavy Beef
together with the warm weather renders the
sales limited.
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Making 4 IA per cent. for
the year Guiding August l, 1852. Said per
centage to be cast upon the original amount
ofprcmium note without reference to any en-
dorsement; and to be paid to the Treasurer at
his Office, in Montpelier, on or before the Goth
day of October, 1852.
7 II + 25TH ANNUAL EPORT,
containing detailed statement of the bust
ness Of tile Company, the amount and num-
Der of losses, &c, will be published early in
September and put in the hands of the mem
bers, to which respectfully refer them for afull
statement showing the Importance to them,
and to the Company, of the EUNCTUAL
payment of their assessments
J. t, TlIURSTON, Treasurer.
Office Vt. Mutual Fire Ins Co,
Montpelier, Aug. I, 1852 183w.
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FARM FOR SALE.

fNIIE subscribers health having failed him,
l. he Is DESTROYS Of disposing OF his Farm Said
farm contains about $50 acres aud is well adap-
ted to all kinds of profitable farming; it Is A.
bundantly supplied with water, orcharding
and woodland.-It has on II good buildings,
recently repaired and in first rate order, and
Is well fenced.
The subscriber win sell together or sepa.
rately, piece of land lying in Ripton con
tanning about 200 acres-;3O acres pasture the
rest woodland. Aiso, 10 acres Of pine and &C.
dar land.
The tools, stock and crops are also for sale.
part Of the purchase money will he re-
qnired ON taking possession and on the remain
der, time VIII be given for payment.
Enquiries may be made Of T.. Hammond
Hon. VIM Nash, G, u. Nash, A. Chapman, Of
Daniel SANFORD. DAN DIXIE.
Salisbury, Aug > 1859 lG,3w
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coNlNl.lnNERs, NnrIcE


\AE, the subscribers, being appointed ~
w the Probate Court for the District of
New Haven. Commissioners, TO receive, exam
inc and adjust ali claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate Of
ENUCH YOUNG,
late of Starksboro, in said district, deceased,
land also all claims aud demands exhibited in
piisct thereto And six months from the 18th
hay of August being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend to the business of
our said appointment, at the dwelling house
of the widow Lydia Young, in Starksboro, on
the ID Mondays ofOctobcr and january from
nine o'clock "A. NJ, until four o'clock, PM, on
each of said days.
IRA BUSHNELL, } Commis-
JOEL ORNlS, siOncrs.
Dated at Starksboro, this Goth day of Aug.
1852. 1S:3w.
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BARRE ACADEMY.

TNuE Fall Term will begin on Wednesday,
Sept lst-A Teachers Glass win be or
ganlsed NJ the commencement ofthe term
Board, Including rooms, washing and fuel,
Tiioo per week.-Awaugement will be
made to aeco immediate all that may apply for
board.
The principal has engaged full and com
petent Board ofTeachers and every effort will
be made TO make Barre Academy profitable
and pleasant residence for scholars
}. 5. SPAuLDING, A. NJ, Eriaciqal.
Barre, August 81 1852 1G;8w
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To Let.

Tho two WOODEN Factories belunging 10 the
Mddlebury Manufacturing company, ope Of ,hca
formerly occupied bv Davenport Mach, the 9th
e. nav occup,edh by Nash & Wheeler, whose lease
expires the last day Of this month aher which
time one or boil, Of said Factories Will be rented
AZ viii best spit applicants. One of them has
three sets Of machinery, and the other Two. viii
all the necessary oubuildings.
GUSSEL VALET,
Ck,k Of Midilebury Manuiac lm Ing 90.
M'ddlsbuy, Aag. "a, 1881. isn
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E+evex and .Ague.

~ - - a. - - ss&n
The tone and energy impaired to the siom
ach-by this medicine, foitidcs the system IL
gainst infections diseases, and exposure to
changes of climate; il is. in fact, an inlispcn-
sable TRAVELLING COMPANION.
The history of this remarkable medicine,
AMI Ms astonishing success in obstinate cnsesof
DYSPEPSIA, ASTHMA and GENERAL DEnIL-
ITY or the SYSTEM, laccs il among the
most wonderful discoveries in medical scirncc,
and has given il II reputation far beyond any
remedy knovn for these complaints, in all
their various forms.
The Oxygenaied Diitcrs contain nothing
which can in;Oxicate; and the medicine has
no similarity whatever TO the various alcohol-
ic mixtures, disguised " D,ttcts," being
purely mcdiral COM ound in which are
combin, the most valuable remedial agents.
and peculiar oxygcuatcd properly, hitherto
unknown, hut highly efficacpus in all com
plants Arising from weakness and dcrpngc
mcnt or prostration of the stomach and svs-
tenn generally. 1t is a mild and agreeable
tonic removing all dsagreeabc SYMPTOMS, and
assisting nature in her efforts to rcsiurc the
impaired powers Of the system. Numerous
letters in possession Of the proprictors, from
those who have been cured or greatly benefit
ted by this medicine, can he seen on applca-
ton, and pamphlets sent by mail 10 any part
cf the United States.
Among thenumerous and highly respectable
certificates, we refer 10 the following:
Prof. a. A. HAYES, NJ. ID. State Assayer
| FiTIIlENRY HOMER. Esq, Boston.
JAS. G. DUNN, Esq, City Treasurer. Dos
| ton.
lion. MYRoN LAWRENCE, Ex.Prest
Mass. Senate.
| Hon.I. II. ARNOLD, formerly Gov. r. J..
now member of Congress.
Hon. WIN. WOODBRIDGE.iormerly Gov
of Michigan. now u. S. SENATOR.
Hon J. Z. MOREIIEAD, formerly Gov. cl
Kennedy, now u. S. Senator.
| Hon. j. +. SIMMONS, u. s. Senator from
Rhode Island.
Hon. SAMUEL S. PHELPS, U. S. Sena
tor from Vermont.
Hon. WIN. UPHAM.
lion. SOLOMON FOOT, Member of Con
greSs from Vermont.
Hon. NJ. d. FOSTER, Member of Con
5ress from Pennsylvania.
Hon. M. l.. MARTIN Delegate in Con
ereSs from Wisconsin Territory.
Gen. A. C. DODGE, Delegate in Congress.
| from Iowa,
RIP STOWE, Esq. Clerk in the Houes o
Representatives,
C. C. TROwBRIDGE, Esq, Delroi
Michigan.
GEO. w.JONEs, Esq. Surveyor General
Dubuque, Iowa.
JOSEPH IIOXIE, Esq, No. 70 Wall street
New York.
Many Other individuals of the highest re
speciality can re referred 10, who will con
firm all that has been said in favor of this in
valuable medicine.
DIR. GEO. b. GREEN, proprietor, Wind
Sor, VI.
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale
Druggists, No. 20 Merchants Row, Boston
General Agents.
Price 81 rer bottle; six hoiilcsfor SO.
Agents; S Moody Middlehury; A
Roscoe, New Haven; W. G. Sarague, Yer
gennes 81 Iv.