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The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

pn'THs FtsAiw RMHsserrssing Statistics
1.-THE nf6!A5wing dAtiitistias2M s,i,e il'ranri
" odr fisheries 'shows the i9iti6rtaiice III
Ethe interest Which tNIa4sachusets HAS Ii
Stakes These esti,nates aYs from Nh.
nayO, Inspector Gensraf qo,f otiasss sanchii-
ts4ffl. gfiff sdl 10 ss9iluh 10 insmygq ai
i0 s4,oso,on., being s5s sess4lss,8nialv visaaiet'
ny si74 inch and BOys. tio e'a' 81 9oh
Value u 'vsesseis aid outfits ~ sS..sSa, ,o0o
Annual Value of catch l" al'os ,4OO, 900
The value for the rest Of New 's"' 'ol
England may be considered as csc s'"'s
nearly tqual'top this ai.,duins- -A''iSr''i'oD
say, value ot' vessels and oIuit-. oIuit.'' s''1' ~
Fits use n'-" nn-'1 !''-> -a'-.d9.5oo,o0o
Valae Of thtth -. -N- n ,Goo, 200
so 900 'tons--60oo' iipeat, Ind a'' @a9rq
hnvsoi 9n' niotdus oi 9Yral 29d J ,s0oi'9a
Bit only All apptoaidiaiioh CAM tn'
be made as many te~-tls are '''goHH
ehil"yed' BOTH HI cid and .'sa'
mackerel. The aMas4achh.if9''i 'h
r sets mackerelnen,a IN TsSboo edf
CAUGHT fares as, f;illom.:,,i1 9'i 70
In AAnerican waters, bb's. Iss, ,S36
lnwaters,the exclusive rightto, b a.ii WI.
s which is Mo- W claime,hby Earl 10 igatr
Derby, hRks,oh 90 % aoloa- 70 l4O, ,eoe
AT Of them following the ,novenents of
The fi>hand fishing partDftthe time in each
water. i'm ion Iiuo9 yedi ,pniE .1ia diiw
Ohe-haIf Of, al the rnackereIrnen are
now, ~ the waters where Eail Derby pro-
p"~es to "ust them by an ARMED force.--
The esucessfulvoyage Of lea,h vessel de-
peni+ On her ability t,y fish' out the seasoll
BY foIlowMg The lfrh etill they, are full. 81 sI
Probably 1000 vessels and, $4,000 ,ren
and tdiys ARE now expn-ed 70 the cn,l,lon
Of the British fleer, a,hd the crdetit.s aalid
horrors of BriirbI prisons, for doing just
what they hal been in the, hatisrafi doing
without tmolestation,fnr thirty four .ta'-.
The anxiety and distress ,int6ngs nll ,h.l
families Of all pf our seabord people can
easily he conserved 70, their tra,litie,,sry
rec"llecti"'s' OF British prisons and courts
not being very happy. ,'l'a I a'l y. ''l5 . &,
We find the Following ii-t of item,'in
tie general appropriations bill 1f { Congres~
condensed from The National Inttlliyenrer,
San Frulei~co Hospital -,d- $l30s000
SurveysofLandso chiefly in iCal-7airogo'
ifornia and Oregon, s'H- - 50O,O0O
California Land Commission, : $4,000
IT, s. Mint, San Francesca, : e7-l SOC. 900
Also, the fi,ItowiDel lHlrnint nentS:y si9n
Be,rj ttiiin d. Wilson. To be- agent far
Indians III California, Vice o. NJ. \vozen-
craft, removed. a.e,I...',., ~g, =; Ia, i
SAunel ShFld"n,e to Ire agent FIR InsIi-
a,s in 4 aIitUrnia, vice Pearson u. Read
iuly. ideclned.d I'd Io. haIl8o aodu H0a n
Hopeful 'roler, at San Per,io, Cal;for7
nin, surveyor. of customs, vice }. B. Ste
phen<, resigned. s >utas oil spzieoil
The foreign news by this steamer il
very p,-agre. We learn from f.nylrui
thai the mini~terinl Journals, now conf-
Identity assertlthat absolute reciprOri'y. AZ
far rs the fisheries ARE concermed, Il in he
conceded by the British government, and
That the troublespm quarrel will he thus
settled.5aTsS q ,grMoanR W 2
Tur, TuMp nv 1rrrrpsnN Tho ov
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n He number of G erinans iGihs Uniteei
.-taItpslis saisf to amount to Jns ittb Ut shs
total population t'"n1m aousH sm'
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16
z =, 49, 11fF sI-sES sFJVcs
.NIbM HERd6sR
'ndRENsD+ aFde sle,aEff 'tssykx aass'NGe A.
fiaknsinrcarr TOR Ibis ssdt1,Elu sst;asxle

PndREWspt sFds 'ie,afff fsfvFx .aast:A. 4.
fiakwinyscorr for This ssitdtElsu sst;asxle
hsSI bae.l, rpass 'u,lssfsl, ohybae phyririin
l. [(Dr..s William Fietl-. IF sWiin,igutau.
| Del to the e;iitor aftha refiwar,e. ,. III.
PpHiirAH y HS'the .ihss;ise N fsaff1 IfvityyA
tvsileid lsame' rsssaars hf, the escnnariNsw
Ecannpt ibetterssfrge opr rea,ders than give
the rrreipea,o Jhe, %riierc states oth "a itis
good for ali Stages of ihee disease. die mnnd M wu1;i
fnatf.ipto eHra@ 1,ineteehqi,A Abf twa1W if
siriotiy asiendrdf".n sAitr'i,fsli lapriafe,ssly
s'Mplfsit lssaid tn b., ~ ags,tverignv lresnrdy
apd n n may saye mary ofapr lttle ores from
q premafure grave, wirli is al,nost sf1re 10
'flhwotfif nseitifeak'hhiE whi1f9uIfveflaL
lyftfnd> StoehlrrpnsaGt he djsessainssis, duff
.furl9g i'm sTTeat,pent,asb f,Ihys sonG Give
n'li rithtrflc, siich as cnsfer .nil or sc,ne
gentle pHl- l-aeyery tMstnlpra three, ,ddysysnd
when, there ls fever present, 1ppnye the
l"'dy vim ae kley Md .,,,,t @ iiY,h >iinY,,h, 1fAaaa
to promote perSpir tion;lsn .hase f.3lH
sage, bal n, e.; mi f~thA piIfri sv,nn-
ft"ss gfve good breWbri~ yea 81. .gAfi xsdoVi,h
soldWatfr;fnei blfrFq0idint, ,fthsif;sssr
fnfwp fhlenlmantul Of TN. latter, ,fsrtbil.
tlren Ten or Twelve ve,,rS ss!,! aid vo,,n.rer
t,'ics a"d.-svtii'is ~ 9ga.t6.,ai+e paafsd fan,N
ihreeho five rinieS aa;ty sllinsea,ss @, rgie
Yeast ard Grean' ypr, milk, ,l4sqHsI y,sastr,
ffXSIfetteIned ~ With honey, aud .gi;rgIr, The
thro and i,,outh fre1ntnrIi viii i: an.fi
tha throat i+i,,urf1a sWofenl,n p6tiitiea WIN
yeast a'mqn'tverizsiI slipimry aeIip9 ea,R
!lluf the above ltreatnryt, ,tp,,il liweI,,oI
Know, hv many years experience says
Dr. Fields, that this is the hest aid Most ef
tual cure for the scarlet fever.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16
"a THE SHIRT ,'FAH FIGHT.

FROM MY GRANnFATHER's REcoL
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

GwEAr CnUNrRY. - Bavard 'ravlhr, The
traveller, Ia alnfrioti in tell,sv I His c.,na.
iryw'll neyer suffer in The fveraf East,
ern. travellers, if thew will only listen te
his stories of Ameiricamn 'aalr1a aalr1aaiirtesssa ssa'TM
Bayront he n'etwith u sht'Ik if*1tf, fhta iii9
terror "f frcn, " hn tho,vhn ta sanpri.e
him, with descriptions ot .4frman power,
hy tfllin. -hnnlthat The lKi"giJfh hssbahr-e
hs,d twenty-fenr h, aiSfs an Aof6eold; and
that 9thr. au't ~ EFF Heuss' ulrYd o+evap,y
thousand hnrrc< ALWAYS saddleI hefDre his
palce., Tayl,r t"lH hi,1 bit our ,u'9 cn,un- cnunnt-
try was fwo lye''r~'a j"Hr'aAy'in 'exesnt -
ffat tho trr"~',ryl consisted, af aft,r !Ih.if.
sand insu--esi flcd N iheEppf With geiiI |,
and th It two thousand s1ldierS on h,r.e-
back kept communal guard hr6,sM Sultnfi
Fillnore's palre! That Waldo! ~
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16
sl5PIIIR.'

K. r P"F"y. :,
NTerehh,st, yJMHina sweet, Cphir, Keeps
lM ,rol,stausltybnn hand aiflll ia-snatI,
msnt of fl,sthiugsb "ts pnd shoes, mining l,lts4
tools, prov sip,is and al Kinds of coed. !.
cheap fjr cash .ail who wish for bar
gaiss sAtts0d 4exAmiuc. g9slh OIL ho9~ftsb'
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

LiveryiStable,, ankee Jim's..
IIORSE,S9 s. to let at all times, hs.y and
Ii aud grain 70 sell. also, l<tablHg tnr
horses and mules, near the Peopie'S store.
r"''i0''' j. .GAILY s. Co.
sept IS Ifn* ~ 'ii9e Proprietors. I
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

Ono. --I'he' hanle, Ohm, J. s'i,lsrVf.d,
aes',rrlipg q, Rev. aIohn Hecks webIar, ias
well known n,i-Sionaryla,uongr rhp I,nlians
b. fire the <ettlanent "f The Ohio v .fipv,
{ "", the Indian w"ed~: OHlopEEK, vyrV
,chiie, (rau>ed hy frmh, or ~ hite. s,n,ss on
the ~nter.) OHIoPH.Nx ,very deep and
10 hite s'rSam. (ffi"n itS hei.,@ covar,M 'aIlS
owe. with white, caps, -aa,AlI of these
phrases were used according aS cirrIn-,
sta,'rrs reqnired. 'rhe early trnder.~.. Win
ul.,reevritn BUSINESS. than eirr f..r fiias,IisI
rriutive. abbreviated 'thema inteds. Ohio',l
and sHin' fnr short Since ti.en The, ,ua,uer,
has bee me natural zed. and now de~iy-
l:tes the tfiraI State Il, tie Uni,,, and as
noble n riser as gr.ees thelw'~lI.' Toiied
bsyoi0nrs yaneeupe-4 ----,e4-oi aa8ons
STATISTICS Of L,Bea,A.-The Mjssinn,,
arv Mag ,zirn fnr July. among "rher S.s,-
t;-t;rs of I.iI,eria, states tn" ;'h slbifnrs nc
Snn.OOn; among, WHOM 1000 ,,uuy here
gar.'eI ~ .i. ilizad. There are more than.
9 nno rns,I.ni,,ia,nts ;,,sC.I. ~ tf,isi-'i,',i
ci.yr.tes; more thsn I 500 children i'm thes
Sabbath schools, ,pnd l 600, in the d cyl
schnols., COMMANDMENTS. in the niiS>ion
on the gold coast. about 10000 Attend-,
an,-a ats.inv s-eh,.tsi'i, fhe s,nne .,i,ouf il!i
OOO. tEunsis have been raise,I Dt'tha Uni-2
tel Strtess for etiueation 70 thetalaouas of
S5O, 900. a l...i..
yI.4Iftier from Luke Snparmr .snysDtIIat /
> weoden skid W ~ teX fplpd d,tweptysteet,y
below the rurfre, upon which was resting
mass Of copper weighing more than fve9
t"hs.l Two copper f"''S. and severnl hsin-a .
| ,ners of stone, toseiher withe,mh and s,shsr
es Of wood were lying arenftt il ms fresh
to- allnppeara@'e, as thonsh they Ka,Iftidn
made last wear; anil vet there was siseifeato
of Vegetable soil ahoyh them s,ir,nnrlgifd'
/ nv tree which. on being r,it proved to be
ut ieaat FIVE hiinire,I years old. sso'D '''s''
A report from Nr. Corwin, seeretwy afi
he treasury, shows that the strttt ron ,age
Of the ~ isitadli Sfntrs is s4l6992Si ~ na,Te
than dnuhle th,t of Great Britainse,p-f
.'nying, IA officers and Grew, o. .057 men.
TShs r4fsort Stowsish t,nfthen nSrsss,apes 'af
the inlerior, on thesl'i kes ami eiserS afliere.
4 were lost in he singh. year 1851, l,nneshAs-s
Ired and eighteen steamers and six hum
/ dred aus' cninetYlfve Gxe,s!, 81 0GaAt6'e
-teunerx in the, Unifed States, sapss fpepth,
part sre annually destroyed BY fatal accis
lltnani Ixs
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

APArENrFARMEa -Diesine y,otatops
and spickinss stones. nun,a the amos, la,,o-
riauS Of the f,rMer'-tiMies, eun now, il ,is
said. he DIME by machines.
A Yankee has inventdd pntafoe tiig-
ging mac hihr, which, drawn Nv h,srSes
tkwn the rows, digal ti,ehpofitteess sel,a4
rates them from he, dirt, and loads them
info The cart, while The Farmer walks
nI"ny-i1e whisrlihg @"Hhif aCohi,nbn,.'
with hi. hands in his ,orkers ,iAnorher
,l,rehine, "a large cvlimltr on yt ro,rrnen
axle and, car, wheels ;pifksf,p stapeS With
its il teeth and del, sits ihanr ii IL = box;
" hen the hox j. f.Il II is carfed off d,y-d
,,,.<pt. Cnrf,'rrnle ficiiiis: Il i:''n,ut ,it keaap
bright eve 5,i,nn. ~ shev wiIt fi,st tfieln-i
Srlvfs abolished so'nelhriuhs oti@,ieyg gsncio
a patent ,nmh'ne ln~t''llfd'ip lhsif pl,s.eth
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

I'D Cartwright q Rullard's Z.
Bowling -alm.n. Main street, Yankee
Jin,'s.-rseptlS lm"ol hnp .nas ano 81.
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

ins, Steins Eisner s. Co. ,ols,od
nRY,aG aGOOpS, .clpthing, he"ts and
~ shoes, provisions, groceries, liquors,
crockery, igar< aid aff Kinds Of '"i''er'-
to"Is, the i irgeSt a-vortnt'nt' III t"wil.-
Main st. opposite the Golden Gate, eYap-
kee Jim's.-sept lS I'm
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4
A MERkY YoUrH. Last week the
'Swninscot Dorcas Sewing Society,' held
their annual meeting, and on 2sotipn it
was resolved:, That our parson wait on
Tohey Jones and see II noihing eau, be
done 10 correct the manners Of Tony
The next day the pnrSon waited ON Tony
senior, aud informed him respecting thr
"rjrrt"f his visit Tony listened patient
~ and then replied.
sParsoa, I'd 'e, Tony 90 TO meetin' eve
ry Sunday if only know u you was ag.in'
to preach; bdt, p;.rS',n, there nrt't a boy
III The city Of SAain<cot what's g.,t more
n.anners than my Tony, and I can con
vince you Of that in just a ,lrinit. You
see Tony out thar skinnin them are
,iffer> ""t ~" an '"s" '' t''' 'ia.'o
The parSon nodtied assent. aS ''i3 i2'
'Now see, PIT rall.' Aud raising his
voice to The highest pitch, he shouted:f
Tony e9ab Usi n .enAalqO 5ag Z,
'ihv response was equally quick and
i",id:s9n a1.gi99lq 5d1 7ego T9i-sin
som Hnolst -sylg ahi ota .3sBoH egAd
,'Don't you hear that. parsou!' said the
DID man. = Don't yyourah that nlanner~l'
.i'ba. is alLyery well, said the ,arsou,
rs far a- it goes,'' ''9ss sid 8bnG, al .ssdloi
Whatdo YOU n,ean by as, far ~ it goes!
The boys sir, always speaks respectfully
TO me when, ! CALI him;'I, and raising his
voiee he es-in called; tgr,z7ssfi 1T .st5
'TNny.,a badansrh .flaIa hesiHg agN bal
The response, '.Sir,' wasce equally loud
aud prompt. Again the o'd man called
Tony ( w. .Ria g daus 4eitn .egil
'Ine boy dropped hali-dressed fish,
aid shaking his fist at his sire, he yelled
Uut: ~ A"'''
'srou miserable black old drunken snob;
III coil,e there in two mitiutes and maui
vo,, Ike ghf,zesp p7poE l9sa noE {SY sIh
The ,,,aarso,Il wis assonishra, the old mat,
was dlsco"tetted For few ii.o'nents. but
instantly r@cdSeriGs hinistIf;, he tappe.l
the parSni, on the shoulder, saying : ''sSN
5sYyu see, t,isr~oa, my boy has got Ere
- we'll as ,narn,es+. , hat ehapwih bf ap
.n,,arreB to- iyaur rasociety one Of these
deys.'r eds o. bsbnGmmoosr haa tqaiGaur
need not add that the parson inconti.
'enlly mizzied. g.a-,.r
-iaT'.d n sai Y M212 2n- . --.,'iToq !,
~ he hainBer nf Germans insthT Unite,i
states il saisf to amount to jne fittb Ut'tht
total populatiSnJ g9nulm sous n eUl
ysss.s910 ri ilsy i.- aer
The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-16

gao .Ls, Isaac A. Avery l.aJ.aaD,
Justice Of the Peace, office Oh, Main st.,
Yankee Jini'..-sept1S In u
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-03-10
DAvISS PATENT sELF-ADJUSTING CHURN.

I he butter oppressed into a thin sheet against
the sides and bottom Of the churn. BY tuning
the crank forward again, the butter is gathered
togetheragn and the operation oiwurking may
be continued for few minutes, till every part-
Gle Of the buitermilk may be separated from. the
butter. This is warranted
Tie butter nj this stage can be thorn'Sldy
washed with cold water, by those who with. In
warm weather il can be washed in ice wafer,
thereby keeping il as cool aud rs had as in vim
ter. The washing is, of course, done by the
clurn
Fourth, Sailing the Butter. When the
butter is gathered together as above described,
scatter the requisite quantity Of salt evenly
il, aud by breaking and gathering the butter
above mentioned lew times, the salt win lie
evenly and thoroughly woikedin.
Fifth, Removing the Butter, and Clean
ing the Churn. By moving simple slide that
rests on the crank the dasher comes out entire,
leaving the greatest possible convenience for re-
moving the butter. Replacing the dather,
quantity Of water may be poured in, and afew
rotations complete the washing of the churn.
5 The subscriber has purchased the exclusive
rights Of tn patence for the counties Of Rutland,
Addison, Chittenden, Franklin and Grand Isle
lie has commenced the manufacture and sale . {
this churn.
Any infringement of the patent WILDE pi osesu-
ted.
: All orders addressed C. W. Baldwin, Middle
bury Vt. will be promptly attended to.
c. w. BALDWIN.
Middlebury Jnlv aStb 1881 II :tf
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DEscRIPTios-Figure1 l, is the churn box ,
and Figure ,, an end view OF the dasher
First, Churning. The cream ia prepared the
same as forany other churn. The proper tenn
perature [ironl 90 To 6j degreesl is easily iudca-
ted by inserting The bulb of common ,hermom-
ete,. In churning, the CT INK is turned in the d.
reclon Of the upper arrow, in Fig. 2. such ie
the arrangement Of the dasher, thaqthe cream is
first sent ON the outside OF the churn towards
the centre, by he stationary floats, marked j u
in Fig. 2. II is met by the movable floats, G e,
and sent from the centre towards the outside a
gain, thus constantly keeping up one of the most
ehcctua movements ever discovered, for Thorough
y breaking the cream, and producing the butter
in the shortest possible time. Every one who
has tried it, SAYS hat il turns easier in churning
than any churn they ever used.
Second Gathering the Butter. This is
easily done, by turning the crank hall way round
and back again, and by repeating this motion =
few times, the butter is gathered AT the bottom Of
the cnurn, between the two arms Of the dashcr.
! The buitermilk can then be conveniently drawn
on.
Third, Working The Butter. This isdone
| by merely rcversing the motion the crank, or
turning the dasher the direction indicated by
the lower arrow. II will be seen that the nova
BILE floats, &C, willulose, presenting on the out
side of the dasher. n smunth. convex surface
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-03-10
PURELY MUTUAL
TIL L
National Life Insurance Co.
Office state-Street, Montpelier, vt.
GUARANTEE CAIlTAI-.-SlOO, 900
"l.ifc Insurance is the poor mans wealth aud
good investmeni for the capitalist"
OFFICERS

Life Insurance is the poor mans wealth aud
good investment for the capitalist"
OFFICERS.
Dr.JULIUS Y. DEWEY. President
Hon. DANIEL BALDWIN, Vice President.
DIRECTORS-Juius Y. Dewey. Daniel
Baldwin, Paul Dillingham;. limo p Rcdfeld
Julius Converse Edmund Weston, Homer w
IIcaton Joseph b Danforth. Jr,Abcrt L. Cat
lin John A. Psge George w. Collamer, Grin
Smith, Charles Dewey.
BOARD OF FINANCE.-Homcr w
Hcuton Albert L. Catin. John a. Page.
MEDICAL EXAMINER.-Orin Smith,
Nj
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN.-Fredc
w Adams, NJ. ID.
SECRETARY.-James T. Thu ston.
LIFE INSURANCE.
at is an Institution contemplating unmixcd
good to mankind"
We invite the attention of the Public to the
principles of the National Life Insurance Com
pahy.
The Charter is liberal and particularly a
dapted to the wants Of all who may desire TO
embrace such an institution. Itshould be en-
hraced-
LIST, BY Husbands andIFathcrs, to make pro
vision after their death, for their widows and
children.
81, BY the young to provide for themselves
to inirm age.
Sd. BY creditors to insure the loss which the
deathuf the debtor might occasion.
4th, BY the borrower to enable his repre-.
scntatives, in case of his death, 10 repay the
loan.
5ih. Those who save alittle from theirdaily
labor. or yearly Income, should invest it in this
Savings Bank, that it maybe beyond the reach
of accident aud that the widow and child may
receive their own with usmry" 41ifv
! BUSUNELL Agent for Addison Co
C. C.P. CLARK.M. ID. Medical Examiner
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-03-10

The subscribers would respectfully inyitcthe
attention of the Agricultural Public TO the a.
bove Plough. which has been in use in West,
ern Vermont three years past, during which
time it has obtained popularity beyond that
of any DINER now in use. The Constructors
claim for its lighlness of draft. case of guiding.
and beauty of workmanship, that it could not
be eXcellcd has been thoroughly tried, and We
feel confident in the belief that our plough need
but to be introduced. to become general fa-
voritc with the Tilors of the Soil. 1t has Ia
ken the first premium in Addison County, and
wherever it has been seen, has been thought to
be Il superior article.
The shape ofthe Beam prevents all choking.
The shortness Of the Beam brings the team
nearer the work, which is great advhnt1 &c in
the draft, ease in working and diving the team
The Flange upon the landslide is different
from any thing Of the kind in the country. and
contributes tn the ease of guiding the Plough
Various testimonials can he produced in favor
of the above Ploughs from the best Farmersn
the State. The article needs but TO be seen to
convince any one Of its popularity
JAMES HARDNESS & co.
Starksboro, Sept %, 1850. 23af
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PG48IA4I3
PULMONARY BALSkW.

EiiiE GREAT REMEDY FOR COUGHS COLDS
1 and CONSUMPTION, after trial nj twenty.
h,e Years stands by almost general CONSENT the head
az Cough dcinrs II l. the ony standard arclr that
has fsy susained It's great constantly grow ing rcp
r'ntis,. for So long period OF time Many eminent
aeeisns do hesitate TO acknow ledge III sinrri
y ssa with entire confidence 10 rccouurnd /, To their
pAtir'r, as superior preparation, which has hrcn
t"uht s &c perfectly sH,, convenient, md highly ct
neao ors In Nil diseases nj The oat Lungs and Guest
Sae ws" has used il thus peaks oiii:
" CLINToS PARK y. Y, Dec. Is 1850
hetrs x red L Cuilcr,-Nrafv seven wears ;ta, had
'isrnt attack of inflammation Of the ligs which was
treated ~ my physicians wltl the most ppwt ru rene.
dies, bal with e effect Tor the abatement ni violrnt
Pans about my chest Ny cough was almost nrc.sani
@ee1'npnuitd Win expire Grafton Of the pgii and
offensive Kind pat or the time mixed win hl cd both
NJ dak Dlnk cnur. Several large ulcers hr,ke on nv
lsns', which came near snficaus mc had coniin
uA night swcls aud was reduced almost 10 a sktlrnn
NV etse was considered hnpclcss not only ih M, i,s
icisn', ha' by al WIN SAW me. Academy he,i @ nv
ighb0r IT the rfcs which the i,roiu, pl,,r,,,,
ssstm Ia pf"dnc.d in similar casr, | WIS luGucrd
to try H. Beore had one bnliie hrgan to i'm.
prove, ana ny The use NJ four hotties restored to
ssha Aeilih. had used vafiriy uf other medicines
watch gave me no relief A WEEKS arc wa sim
Harry attacked aud am using The Balsam ,vnh
hs same oeaeiicai results. Thi- sa'menl + lictd
hna costs YOU noins bat ifiiwill he Of any sr ice
u Fny one my nlirot Is accom- niislirl. fSisnrdl
Your, &C. wM p, NONEN, + Nj
NV. /, ls5l-Nrw certificates to almost any extent,
mi tl he added IT drsmrd necessary but The opiciors
feel INST the article has become 50 universally well
known, and IL virtues % generally nckuow lodged Nv
physieisns ana others, as 10 make II unnecessary 10 nj
Ter at thr lime further proof of th, merits ui this highly
popular article.
bTBEWARE nF COuNTERFEITS ANDIM.TA.
TONS, such a. Cgrirr's Compound Vegetable Bnlsam
Amstesn Pulmonary iials aud Others in part hear
ing the name Enquire inr ihenriicr by it, nl name
The "Vegetabie Pulmonary BoiSan"
and IN lat 1t has the written signature nr WV JnS'S
CUTLER upon yellow lah.l, on the blue wrappers
Each bottle and zeal is stamped Vegetable Punnnary
p -l-am."
Prspared by REED CUTLER 4 co. Importers aud
Dire stufs 3 India Street Boston. aud sold by Drug.
gtsis, Ap0hecafirs, mud Country Merchants generally
For particulars and recommendations see pamnhlei
accompanying each hot e-Pficr so cenls For sale in
hidiishury by ). MOODY. 3OGm.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-03-10
Cloths, DOeskins & Vestings

A splendid assortment of German
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ALSO.
Plain and Figured Silks, Satin and Marsciles
Vcstings. Trimmings, &c, &c, for sale by
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