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V.GGGEANI3
PULMONARY BALSAM.

TIIE GREAT REMEDY FOR COUGHS COLDS
l. and CONSuMPTION, after a trial of twenty.
five years stands by almost general consent the head
nt Cough Medicines. 1t iste only standard article that
has fully sustained lis great aud constantly growing rep
uiniion, far 50 long period OF time Many eminent
physicians do not hesitate 10 ledge lis superior
ity aud with entire confidence recommend il 10 their
patients, as Il superior preparation, which has been
found To be perfectly safe, convenient, aud highly Ell
icao0us In all diseases of tile hIoat Lungs and Chest
One who has used 1t thus speaks of
"CnSroS PARK N. Y, Dec. %, 1850.
Mrssrs Reed Cutlcr,-Nrafly seven years ago had
violent attack contamination of theluugs, which was
treated ny my physicians wilh the most powerful rene
dies, bnl with little effect Tor the abatement OF violent
pains about my chcsi. My cough almost incessant
accompanied win eXpecloaiou Of the putrid aud
offensive kind, part of the lime mixed with b cd bath
of a dark pink culur Several large ulcers broke on nv
lungs, which came near suiiucaling me had conIin.
ual night swcals and reduced almost to a skeleton
NY case was considered hopeless not only by my phys
iclans, bu by all who saw me. Aceidently Nearing hv
neghbOr OF the effects which The Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam had produced in similar case I was Induced
To Try IT. before had used one bottle began 10 i'm
prove, and by the use OF fur bottles was restored 10
usual health. had used variety Of oher medicines
which gave me no relief lew weeks ago was sim.
iially attacked. and am using the Dalsan with
the benchcial results This sIaimenl is unsolicited
nnd II costs you nothing, but if VIII be of any ser ice
10 eny one, my object Is aer0n plishcd. (Signedl
Yours, &c, WAN. z. KOXEN, r NJ"
NV /, ls5l-New certificates, to almost any extent
might be added II deemed necessary but the propfieors
feel thai the article has become universally well
known aud It's virtues generally Acknowledged nv
physicians aud oIhrrs, to make Il unnecessary to Of
Ter at This time further proof OF the of This highly
popular article.
irJ-BEWARE OF CpUNTERFEITs AND IMITA.
1IONS, such as CATERS Compound Vegetable Basnm
American Pulmonary Balsam aud Others, In part bear
ing The name Enquire iol heancle by It's who name,
The Negotiable Pulmonary Boisanl,"
and ste that II has the writeu signature of Wn JosN
CUTLER upon yellow label, on the blue wiaplere
Each bottle aud seaiis stamped Vegetable Pulmonary
Baisam"
Prepared by REED, CUTLER Il CO., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers In Medicines, Paints Chemicals and
Dye stnhs 80 India strte Boston, and sold by Drug.
gsis, ApoIhacafies and couhny Merchants generally
For particulars and recommendations, see pamphlel
accompanying each bottle -Pfee so cents For sale In
hiddlebury. by ). MOODY. 300ln.
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FLinen and Cotton Sheetings

lO4 Linen Shectings 81 Pillow Case Linen
1911 Blend Cot do a. do do do
Ga du do do 3 ! 9-s 4 A. hlchd do
9.S and A bro. 10 Pillow Slip Cotton,
ALSO,
A splendid assortment of Dlcnched and Bro
Shirtings, Linen Damask. Fronting Linens
Doylies, &c in store and for sale cheap by
May 10. 1851. L. VALLETTE.
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DRY GOODS FOA Cash.
Important to Country Merchants.

WE respectfully call the attention of the
w trade, to our stock, consisting of an ex-
tensivc variety Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
We are daily making additions to our assert.
ment from all the principal Auction Houses,
both here and in New York, which we buy for
Cash. An experience Of more than twenty
years enables US to offer to the country trade
the hest bargains That eau be found
We pledge ourselves to give entire satisfa =
ton to all who may favor us with call al oGr
Store.
NO. 20 MILK,
Corner OF Congress Street, BOSTON.
PAINE & WHEELOCK.
Boston, March l6, 1852. 4s,3m.
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Semi Monthly Library
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Economy aud scin Philosophy, chosen win rrleI.ncs
an aIas,Ng i n, n.a ,ns vii
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phy ana ,iy,i n,', ,i"s w vv us
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ELGIN
.SPRIN G H0 US Z

THE ELGIN SPRING HOUSE is now
l. open for the reception of visitors. The
Proprietor, having added several well tinishe d
rooms, and made other Improvements in his
premises, feels confident that he can give en-
tire satisfaction to all who may favor him win
their patronage. The medicinal qualities OF
these Springs are equal TO any in the world
and are highly recommended by the best phys
cans in the country, to whom reference may
be had, viz: Drs. Bradford and Maxiield OF
Vergennes Drs. Allen and Russel of Middle
bury Drs. Cram and Converse OF Ferrisburghi
DIR. Heinebnrg Of Burlington; Dr. Horton OF
Colchester; and Drs. Warner and Hazlcton OF
New Haven. The Proprietor will run Car
riage TO the Depot at Vergennes in connection
with the Cars, for the accommodation of visi-
tiers and boarders. All orders for water prompt,
" executed and forwarded by the Boats and
Cars to any part of the country.
Post Office Address Vergenncs. VT.
S ALLEN, PRoPRIEToR.
Elgin Springs, Panton,
May 10, 1881. eff
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Middlebury Female Seminary

The coming Quarter will commence on
Monday, May 10Th.
Miss Denison. an experienced Vocalist
and Teacher of Piano Music, and, during
the pas, year, pupil Of G. j. Webb of
Boston, will take the place which Miss
Mitchell has filled with So much accepts
ance. The increasing patronage aud favor
which the school has met during the past
year are accepted as pledges Of still! great.
or success.
SrEPuES w. llTCHoocK, A. NJ.
Principal.
On behalf of the Trustees
Silly. +. A. MERRILL.
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DR. /. PettitIs III edicies.
Ganker RaIsam,

safe aud inialhhie remedy fur InKuS1l or NURS
ING SURE MOUTH. For the cure of infant sore mouth
aud sore nipples, 1t never fails For swclled gums Of
clllltpn when ceihng, II viii give immediate relief
ChNkkR In the mouth throat, stomach or bowels nc
conphhying canker rash or scarlet fever. requires hui
few doses t. rrmOvc entirely Fur Bronchitis enlnrg
ed Tonsis, Qnsy, Sore Throat aud lluarseness noih
ing can compete with H..
the above Medicines for sale by appointed agents
In almost every town and village in ". II. and Vt mud
they are authorized to refund the money paid return
Of or box, 10 such p rsOs The Mriicu,
FAITHFULLY. according To directions, If tie Its
not saiis factory.
= u. NJ. WOODWARD,
Haverhill, Grafton Co, H. General Agent. \
Agents. Middlebuiy; w. =, RussEL & n. A. SiiELpo
East Middiebury GrsrAvus p RKiNs. ?s tow GIN
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FRESII SUPPLY

OfGROCERIES of all kinds for sale IA
moderate iriccs. by
II. LANGWORTHY & co.
March 81, 1852.
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CATH LICON.

The Proprietor
l. ofthis inval.
liable Medicine,
would respectful
ly invite the att
tcntion of the af-
nicted to the graf
Tying success
that has attends
cd its use where
ever intrud coed,
AMI its happy a
dnption to the
cure OF the dis
trcssing diseases
for which it is Of
fcred.
This CATII.
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TO PRINTERS g. OTHERS.

Be your own Al; illustrator.
1t is the du,y of every head of a family to
settle his own estate
Therefore, respectfully call on all persons
who have an account with the subscriber, ia
call ana settle, and pay and where the balance
is in their favor, to receive thcirpay. This is
important, as | am about closing my business.
The Middlebury Savings Bank. and other
public business, will be attended to as usual,
either by myself at the house, or by my daugh-
tiers at the Store.
JONATHAN HAGAR.
Mildlcbury, March 9. 1852. 47;6m
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Hats.

The Spring Style Extra Moleskin Hats, jus
received by H. A. SHELDON.
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FoR TERMS, apply to Il. L. Whiieonb, Middlsbury
or F. J FAIR. Brandon, Vi.
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Il. F.. WnircoNB, 1T Niun. + J. FAHR, Cd do I;
f. noRorHrY, Ciari 'uet =! X, AVERY, Coruei; \. r.
SARGENT, Bass. ab-
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NJ. Wood & Co.

NOR SALE--A Second hand PIANO.
4 Inquire al this office.
April &c: 1852. l:6w.
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NJ, En,-o, T. - e,
,on,L. a;''do your paper, several
nf Ian.s sino', yIu announced the decease
NJ u &C. h;n t SiDs9n Esq OF salisbury
mnrs nartoni,r mn,i nave eeS;red 70 see a
Nioie pal'ieu.ar ho'iee oil MS life and
Will Won onnronr;ato sn 1i " loa r.
vour Columns car fcw romar,s ep "a" IN ~
subject " = ~" 'A' u" '"e
II Is mot NV oh;oo, %
csascd--I wish mDroi,' - e" aniE .no ue,
70 two or three ,r.;,a T. " t Tai S as.on.ioii
which in NV y;ea vs. :" lii n,S cnalac'er
Imitation In tLeso dovs Wi "ho, WI. di., ~
often rapidly Accumulate hr sno ~uI.n 70
and hold adyenture wo .ro Z. IPeVu'a',o
look or underyalue tbo aood , III ~ o T.
England virtues Of ,,o,,sn vu ' ~ neS
Vet This ;sa virtue tbat sS;nos 't 80
spicuouslv in the cbaracter IN ~ G III oon
lie came TO Salisbury when a vorn u,u usO,
took nm his abode in ibe forest on u1s s;n nan
bimseIffor n conflict with tbs s,arn asn nu.u
of nature The nrosnaot 81 won IJ'pec's
distant and II cduld bs roaobaJ on1,. was
long severe and n.,;on, ,o;i -. ~ ~
dustry and frucaI;tv wcre a, lonn aI' ~ ~
w.rded bv an ami. St. TIL m
pie is beoueathed AZ = ricb ,sa.cw % ,ho
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al benefit Mr. Gibson hsd intelligence
to appreciate the value of education
though his opportunities for instruction
had been limited His industry, frugal
ity, integrity, and spirit ofentcrprise, Sc
cured for him the respect and confidence
of his fellow citizens, and by their suf
frage, he was often promoted to Office;
of honor and responsibility He is be-
lieved to have been correct in his mora
department, though he was not profess
or Of religion. Towards the close o.
his life, his thoughts dwelt much upon
his prospects for the future, and upor
the necessity of being prepared to die
and he at length INDUCED the christian'i
hope His disease, long protracted ant
extremely painful, was endured with pa
thence and resignation, and when hi'
earthly sufferings, were over, his friends
could but believe, that it was well will
his spirit
June IA, 1852, B.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Of live.
lier aspect has appeared to visiters in
the countenance and action Of our citi-
rens since the completion of the railroad.
But the fulflmcnt of prophecy in res
poet to its advantages could not rest up
on this forever, and accordingly, in one
point and another, there are indications
of an increased activity of business
House rent, pretty sure test, has felt
an impulse, and the price of real prop
crty is confirmed at abetter figure, than
for many years before. Improvements
of public nature take the same direc-
ton. The hotel is in strong hands for a
thorough overhaul and re6tting The
work is going forward and the assurance
is good for its speedy completion The
Seminary has received an outlay Of more
than fifteen hundred dollars in the late
scheme of repairs to make, when accom-
plished, a much larger expenditure in
the whole, by community, for mere fe-
male education than has been made else
where in the State The College grounds
receive,-with dubious gratitude, dry
acknowledgment we confess,-the mu'
nifc ence of distant friend, individual
improvements may be added, and we
may begin to see what We shall see, when
our days of brick shall be passed and
we are ready to shine in marble
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"Light, More Light SILL"
A BOOK FOR THE TIMES
ENTiTLrD
LIFE AT THE SOUTH;
" UNCLE TOMS cabin"
AS it is /!
Being Narratives, Scenes and Incidents IN
the Real Life Of the Lowry"
BY WI. @. SMITH, ESQ.


The object of the author is to represent the
condition of the Slave in his rude but comfort
able cabin his daily occupations and pastimes,
the relations between master and slave, the
mistaken impulses and misconccived views of
the Northern Philanthropist, &c, &C., and to
represent the passions and sentiments in their
natural forms, as the same are displayed in the
humblcst lot of society, tlrUs showing that, in
the case Of The Stare al least, CONFINEMENT ne
srows MORE HAPPINESS TnAs FREEDOM and at
the same time to represent, AS IT Is, class Of
people, viz : the Planter, to whom justice has
seldom been done, and whose character, as
exhibited in every day life, is well calculated
TO win the amiable Judgment of the world
The above work will be published ON the
LIST July next, and will contain about 600
IL mo pages beautifully illustrated. The Price
will be 81 80.
e-9- Early orders will meet with first atten-
| ton.
ti6- Good active agents wanted to sell the
above Book
tS- On receipt Of 81 so, we will forward one
copy of the above Book (Which agents car
use as a sample copy by mail, postage paid
to any place in the United States, not exceed.
ing 1900 miles from Buffalo, Chicago, Cincin
natl or New-York
| tfY- Books sent by mail must be prepaid
according 10 the new post Office law. Postage
on this work is about 20 cents for each ant
every 500 miles
ESY- Wholesale prices for above, and othc
saleablc Books, for which we want agents, viii
be forwarded on application to us, postpaid
@. II. DERRY AND co.
May 90, 1852. Book Publisher uffalo n J
8 3w
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Dir0,

In Weathersfeld, May goth, Major
AARON HARRINGTON, formerly of thi.
town, aged 80 Printers in Massachu
sets, Illinois and Wisconsin, please no.
tice.
On the 10th of February, while on
the passage to California, GEORGE p.
FLINT, formerly of Peacham, Vt,-son
of Henry and Mary Flint, aged 2 / years
A months and days.
On board the ship Russell, on the pas
sage from Panama to San Francisco
April 18th, RoBERT HOLMES, of Cam.
bridge, VI, aged 25
In Loekport, n Y, on the 2sth May,
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MARY D, only daughter of ]. L. Buck
Esq, formerly of Mortified, Vt. aged
81 years.
In Starksboro, on the 18th of Feb.
ruary, of typhus fever, Mrs DoRoTuEA
u PuILLIrs, in the 39th year of her ago,
In Salisbury, May goth, JAMES w.
BUMP, son of II. Bump, aged &c years.
After the sufferings of long and
painful disease, his earthly career term.
mated The event was not unlocked
for, but not the less sad and mournful.
The deep gloom, which this event has
cast upon the afflicted family, will long
be felt. But the grave will not yield up
its dead Still, when we turn the fearful
eye, from the embittercd or failing
stream, to the pure and overlooking Foun.
tain, we can then cheerfully sing of the
departed
" Ger thy lowly grave we weep,
Der the dust thy limbs cnshrines,
Love its vigils there doth keep
Chastened, we would not repins
At Heavens all-wise intent"
Comm.
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THE QuARRIEs.-Within a few days
VIC have had occasion to look at the three
locations of marble newly worked in
this County. At Larrabce's Point,
Shoreham, the company is doing much,
MS to amount of labor under the eye
Reports are very favorable as to the
quality of the stone, and the demands
for it, to be met The preparations for
burning, from the refuse of the
quarry, are the most interesting point to
q novice, in business view, showing how
very large share of the expenses of a
large undertaking may be saved by de-
vice of economy. The lime, it is said,
will be the best, the company no losers
for the material, the market for it to be
abundant, and the contribution thus
gained to the marble Company hand
some share of their outlay.
In the Middlebury neighbourhood the
quarres opened are white,-that at the
Lake is we'll known as more resembling
the Egyptian,-and the labor as yet OK
pended, though considerable daily is much
less in amount. The showing is that of
beginning that at Beldcn's Falls per-
haps of now CARRARA; that nearer our
village more experimental, and its prom
Use readable hardly by an expert. We
found in each of these last clear veins
of water opened in pretty solid rock,
which We were told was a good sign. 1t
was very good water, and may augur ia
vorsbly for the Maine law No man,
with a soul in his breast, can stand at
these beginnings of important human en-
terpriscs and not feel an assurance of
mans dignity in his relation to nature
and the Pre- ecsses of toll We trust, to
each of the parties concerned, mankind,
now and hcreafter,-livng and dead we
might say,-will be willing to pay toll
literally for its privilege of pride, ia
these diegings.'
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DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY.

1t was known many years ago that the
wild chcrrw tree of this climate possess
ed valuable medicinal properties In
deed, this fact was known 10 the aborig-
ines, and decoction of the leaves or bark
of this tree has ever been regarded by
their physicians as one of the most effec-
tual remedies in many diseases. This
fact, several years since, arrested the at
tention of DR. Wistar, highly respec-
table practitioner of Virginia. He invcs-
tigated with care, the healing properties
of the wild cherry-tested its effects
when administered alone, and when in
combination with other remedial agents.
He found that its natural virtues might
be greatly improved, and by combining it
with ingredients, whose properties were
well proved and generally recognized, a
medicine was produced which constitutes
remedy of great value in pulmonary
affections and diseases of the chest and
throat-diseases which are provcrbially
prevalent in our cities and large towns,
and often prove fatal, swelling the bills
of mortality to much greater extent
than is the case with most others. we had
almost said all other classes of diseases.
EXAMINE CLOSELY BEFORE
PURCHASING.
The genuine Balsam is put up in bot
ties, with the words DR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Phila." blown in the glass,-each bottle
bearing label on the front, with the sig
nature of
ii WISTAR, NJ D.
This will be envelopcd hereafter with a
wrapper copy right secured 1874, on
which will always appear the written sig
nature of 1 BUTTS" Any one cou n
terfeiting the label or wrapper, or forging
the signature of the General Agent, will
be punished with the utmost rigor of the
law
Agents for Wi.iar's BalsAm; Ru.sel Powell
Middlrbury J. ID Needham. Bristsl; A. r Rose o.
New Haven, II. IIa,k1li, w. Cornwall: ]. =. Ben.
son, Whtnx,F. Huntingdon vergennes; T. C. Smith,
Muukt ou
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BLGIN SPRING HOUSE.

TINE ELGIN SPRING HOUSE is open for
l. the reception of visitors. The Proprietor
will spare no expense to make it desirable
place of resort for invalids or parties of pleas
ure. The medicinal qualities of these springs
are equal to any in the world, and are highly
recommended by the best Physicians in the
country. Reference may be made to Drs. Al
LEN and Russell, Of Middlebury; Drs. Brad
FORD, MANSFIELD and HorKINs, of Vergennes;
DR.. CRAM, of Fcrrisburgh; Dr. HEINEBuRG, of
Burlington; DR.. HoRroN, of Colchester; Dr.
WARNER, of New Haven; DR., HAzELroN, of
Bristol; DR.. BROMLEY, of Huntington; and
DR.. WETnERDY, of Westford
The Proprietor will run a carriage to the De-
pot, in Vergennes, in connection with the Ex-
press train of cars running South, leaving Bur
lington 10: As A. NJ, and also with the Accom-
mediation Train moving North, arriving at Yer
gennes L. 46 A. NJ in time to reach the Springs
for dinner or with any other train when re-
questcd.
All orders for Water promptly executed and
forwarded by the cars or boats, to any part Of
the country, in bottles or by the gallon
S-sS- Post office address, Vergenncs, Vt.
4;tf SOLOMON ALLEN, Proprietor.
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PoLITENEss.-We knew very clever
boy, who being told that Esq. at
the end of a gentlemans name whom he
addressed, was mark of respect, took
the habit of adding it in common CONVEX
sation, as" Nc, maam-Esq," Thank
you,-Esq." and he even went as far as
" Lord bless me-Esq" An honest SEN
timent in the latter case was said to
have led him to square up At least
he was not heard to say it afterwards.