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D'AVIS AND MR BUCHANAN. It appears from lh' annexed letter from tbciew York Commercial, ibat in a second effort, Mr. Davis has' completely demol. isEedT wbni Remained of Mr. Buchanan, after Mr.Davis's first speech In reply to the Pennsylvania Senator.

Our reade'rs have "already seen the first speech. When Mr, Davis opebs his battery ol big guns, upon "bis adversaries, it resembles the broadside Ofar frigate upon a fleet of Chines'? Junks. Washinoton, March Mr. Davis's success, in the encounter which it pleased Mr. Buchannh to give him.

was stirnal. nnd triitmphanf. Whatev. cr the Loco Poco press may say nbout it, be assured, Mr. Buchanan has got it, for tho rest of ins life.

In endeavoring to repel the charge of being in favor of reducing the price of labor, he has" only furnished nn opportunity for that charge to be'fixed upon him still more strongly. No doubt it was a concerted movement. The party had become alarmed at the effect which their doctrines had produced in the country, and found it necessary to deny that they were their doctrines. Mr. Diivis's speech hav-ing a vast circulation, and evidently producing great effect, the attack was directed to that quarter.

It was well met, nnd coin-pMetely'repellcd. Mr. Davis was cool nnd collected, in manner, out he went oyer the whole subject with admirable clearness, and concluded by a direct declaration that what he, Mr. Buchanan, had chosen to say, "was not parliamentary, not gentlemanlike, and not true." Mr. Davis proved, completely and incon-testably, 1.

That his, speech, as published, was the same as he delivered it. He mado this so clear and certain, that Mr. Buchanan could not, and did not, deny it. 2. Tbat Mr.

Buchanan sut by and heard the speech, without interrupting him, or complaining ol any misrepresentation. 3. He ottempted no reply to Mr. Davis's speech, either for the purpose of explaining his own or otherwise. And he rested five or six weeks before he made any complaint at all.

All this was clearly established. It may be added that Mr. Smith of Indiana, Mr. Henderson of Mississippi, and Mr. Merrick, who had all spoken before Mr.

Davis, bad understood Mr. Buchanan just as Mr. Davis did, as Iheir printed speeches will show. And nothing raid by them was denied by Mr. Buchanan.

And notwithstanding Mr. B. pretended that he only just then, viz: on the sixth, beenme acquainted with what was staled, in regard to what, he said, in Mr. Davis's speech yet there is reason to believe that he had many days before written to Connecticut, probably at the request of friends, to give explanations, to take ofT the edge of what he had said, and give relief to the party from the intolerable weight ol Ji is anti-labor doctrines. I ought to have added that Mr.

Davis declared in his place to-day, that after he had finished his speech now so much complained of, Mr. B. came up to him and congratulated him upon its ability, making no complaints ol misrepresentation whatever. And it fs a fact, also, that ubout ten days before this attack was made, Mr. Buchanan spoke in the Senate of Mr.

Davis's speech as the ablest he had ever made, and did not complain of any misrepresentation. It is probable that Mr. Buchanan's printed speech may have been a good deal trimmed and softened in its expressions, compared with the spoken speech still the noxious doctrine is clearly and visibly in it, as Mr. Davis proved to demonstration by a lonir string of extracts which I trust he will pub'-lisji. The truth is, Mr.

B. is a man ofconsidera- mind, but of nnnow knowledge and narrow thinking. He had (jot hold of uerman statistical notions, which he thought would ifavor the sub-Treasury scheme; the essenceofnll which German notions wns that, a hard money' currency i educed the cost oj production, manvjaclnrtt that la to say, reduced Hie wages of labor and full of this supposed creat discovery, he "rlnah. ed headlong upon the rock on whiolf he has' made shipwreck. The New Orleans Picayune of the- 1st inst.

sayslt has not been forgotten by our renders (hat about rr.nnlli nan u- r. lonea a case oi murder committed by one Fernando Dif'z. Th was, yesterday more fullv hronirht in Iftrhi he, body of the unfortunate woman has been discovered, and the evidence against the miserable murderer is established beyond question. Jn a small brick' building in Magazine ri'ear Bartholomew street, body of a fe. ihale has been discovered, mutilated jn a shocking manner.

It was in this house, that, Diez was nnd it appears that the heartless wretch, after murdering his wife in Barrack street, cut the body to piliceS. hired this house in street, and in ihe night carried the his residence, where he buried it beneath the floor. Tile body, when discovered, presented H' most shocking legs-had been cut off at the hips, Wl but little mortlfieniion had taken platje. Vi "yMilltr.ltht Prophet, who found rait that the wotldis bei destroyed jn 1843', and ts'humbugiiig the credulous in ynrjous pfirts or the country lately made: application tq a "fit lA'totfnjn Orwill, Vj. a loan of some him In publishing his, -to furnish some, on that, Miller should give lijm 'the deed of aYarrfMvhicJi he owns ii' the sta'feof New York, tartake, effect in 1845r-Jtwo years Pi th wqrjd, (accqrdinP to'MlleM Milled reused so, thus 'hawing, himself rathej more hnp joel.

i civ Vw i As persona without hanor. yoy.jfe.-,Nmilar'niaaAe.' 5 A1 CUKIOU8 rAINTBR'S BILL. Tho following ara verbatim, the; of a painter's bill, lately sent lor payment to a noble Lord, who considers himself one of tho greatest connoisseurs of Ihe present age, and who has a very large collection both ol su cred. profane, and, modern pictures'- To filling up the chink in the tied Sea, and repairing the dumugea.of Pharaoh's host. To a new thief on the cross.

To cleansing six of the Apostles, npd nd dinir an entire new Judas Iscariot. a pair of new hands for Daniel in the lion den, and set ol teetli lor the lioness. To an ulteiation in the Belief, mending Ihe Commandments, and making a new Lord's-Prayer, To new varnishing Moses's Hod. repairing Nebuchadnezzar's henrd. To mending the picture of Jacob's daughter.

To a pair of sleeves for Susannah'. shift. To repairing the breeches ofone of lire To a pair of ears for Balaam, and making a new tongue for.the Ass. cleansing the whale a belly, varnish-iug Jonah's face, and mending his left arm. To new Skirl to Joseph's uarment, nnd a lascivious eye for Potiphar's wife.

To cleaning the picture of Samson, in the character of a fox hunter, an I substituting the whip for the firebrand. now broom and bonnet lor the witch of Endor. To a sheet anchor, a iurv and a lone boat for Noah's ark. To painting twentv-one new steps to Ja cob's ladder. To mending the pillow stone.

To adding some Scotch cattle to -Pharo- ah's lean kine. To making a new head for Holofernes and cleaning Judith's hands. lo making perfect the eunuch ntfending on Esther. To civing a blush to the cheeks'of Eve on presenting the apple to Adam. lo mending the net in the miraculous draft of fishes.

To a perspective glass for David Viewing Bathsheba, and mending his right eye. To painting new city in the land of Nod. To cleansing the garden of Eden after Ad am's expulsion. lo painting a shoulder or mutton and a shin of beef in the mouths of two of tho ra vens feeding Elijah. I painting Noah dressed man admiral uniform.

To repairing Solomon's nose and making a new nail to his middle finger. A TAVERN STAND for Sale or to Let, SITUATED a few rods South of the Baptist Meeting-house in Dummers'tun, on Ihe road leading from Ncwfane tu Bratlleboro. and it well known by the name of the half way house. Its location, accommodation and convenience', are too well known to need any further de scription. Terms made easy.

Please enquire of the subscriber, or JOSEPH ELLIOT on Ihe premises'. ASA KNIGHT. Dummcrston, March 4, 1S40. 18 STATU OP VERMONT District of Marlboro, tt. At the Prbbate Court, holden at Bratlleboro within nnd for said district, on the sixth dav of Match, A- D.

1840, Present, Hon. Httrtiv Simf. Judce AN Instrument, purporting lo be the lant Will and Testament of, AS A BELKNAP, late of Dummcrston in said district, deceased, ueing presented 10 ine court nere uy nutn iJel-knap, the eseculrix1 therein named for probate; it is ordered by said court, that all persons concerned therein be' notified to appear at a session': bf said court, to be holden' at the KegisterV nr I I i i wittw in juiuiiicuuru iu auiu uisinci, on ine Saturday of March, 1810, and show cause, irony they may have, against the pro-bale of said will for which purpose it is further ordered, that a copy of the record of this order be published three weeks successively, in ihe" a ri n-rinuui rnoenix, printcu at said uraitieboro, as soqn as niay be. A true copy of record. 28 Attest.

A. KEYES. Itf. STATE OF VEIlfllONT. Marlboro' District, t.

At the1 Probate holden at Wilmington, in nnd for said District, on the last Thursday of Feb. A. D. 1840, Present, Hon. Henry Smith1, Judge COME Silas Pike and Franklin CobleiKh, of the Estate of LEMUEL COBLE1GH, lale of Marlboro in said district, deceased, and move for an extension or the time heretofore allowed them to render their udmiuistratiun account nnd pay the debts ofsaid decea'sed Whereupon it is ordered that a hearing be had in the premises before said Court at the session thereof to be holden at Fayetteville in said district, on the last-Thursday ofMarch next And for the purpose dr notifying all concerned of the lime place of hearmgl4snid administrators are directed to publish a copy of the record of Ibis order three weeks successively iu Ihe' Vermont Phoenix, as soon as-may be.

A i 28 A. KEYEd, Reft STATXS Or TSKKOKT. Marlbore District', ss I Probate Officej Braf lleborotMarch 16, AD.1810. i GOME'S" A lonzo Goodenoush, Execulorifl the last Will Testament of J8AAQ PLUMMER. late or said deceased, and'filea hisadininistralionaceount ihe'sotiie be heard and Jxamirjed, before.

the' Probate Court' for said district, at (he session thereuflo be holden at said Bratlleboro; on lhe last.Tj!ursday of April next and for ihe purpo'StTcTf notirying.all concerned of tht'tinie and place' of hearing, said exequtorfjB.dirccttd publish copy, of the' record of tins-order, "three-weeks-. successively in the Vennont Phoenix, as soop us may be. I vAitnk.fiOpyof -j 29 ftt'esu T-' KEYEg, Ueg'r. fmye son JL" ElLAMCm S. RAvJlijjime.

Wilh'litlL-rii in 'bfsWwfii Mhtfacirogr clainFhis iruinas Wtlitt'ikte "WS's. H'nn SUVT DA? ID'S Hi2RRmV0riiASXl2tt. mHE ncculiarllies of this ChemicM Com pound are owing to itrextraordlnary cf- lecwj upon the animal nures or nerves, ligaments, and muscles, its virtues Being carried by them to the immediate seat of diseaM or ol pain nnd weakness. However good any internal remedy rriay be, tins, as an external application, Will prove a powerful auxiliary, in removing the' disease and facilitating the cure, in rases of Loral fn-ilammatinn, Scrofulous affections, King's Evil, Gout. Inflammatory, and Chronic KhKunlativni.

and in all cases where seated pain or weakness exist. A gentleman travelling In the South of Europe and Palestine, in 1830. beard so. much said in the latter place, in praise of Jew Da vid's I'ljAbTUlljand ol the (a lie considered) miraculous cures it had performed, I lint-lie ww induced to try It on his own person, fiir'Lung and Liver affection, the removal of whieh h3 been the chief object of his hut which had resisted the genial influence of that balmy nd delicious climate. Heaccmdingly applied a plaster on the right side of the cliest, where the pain' was SeateiP, another between the shoulders, and one over the region of the liver.

In the meantime, he drank freelyofon herb tea of laxitive qualities. He soon found his health improving; and fn a few weeks his cough left htm, the sallowncsA of hi skin disappeared, hU pain was" removed, and his health became jwrmanently reinstated, It has likewise been vrrv lienrfl'cial in cases of weakness, such as weakness and nain in the stomach, weak limbs, lameness, alfectio'ns- of the spine, leniale weakness. No female subject lo pain or weakness in the back side, should be without it. Married ladies, in delicate situations, find great relief from constantly wearing tins piaster. No pulling or great spread of certificates intended.

Thes. who wish to satisfy them selves of Ihe efficacy or this platter, can obtain sufficient to spread 6 or 8 planters for oOcent; sum not halrsttflicient to pay fortheinverlinn of a single certificate into any pfour niost co'm-mon prints, a single time. "This trifling priced per box in placed upon it, in order that it may be within the rrtcdns of everv aTIIicled son n'r daughter of the community- that all, whether ricn or poor, may obtain the treasure ol iiealiu which result from its use. Price per box, 60 cents. DirectioAMarcnmnanv each box.

K. XV. C'raoft Agents Tor the State of Vermont, to whom all orders must be ad dressed, at Knchester, N. V. nr sale by DUTTON, CLARK Bratlleboro; and PEYTON It.CHANDLEIl, Putney.

eopl'271 March, IST40. A WOICD TO THE WISE! weep your entiaren el home by tommenemg 9 rilHE subscriber has for sale from JL 20 to 30.000 JWULBKIIRV TREES-consistincorAIn ine.Can ton. White, and other kinds from I to 3 ears old. and from 1 to 5 feet in heiirhtli- all from Cuts and Seed of the best kind for New England. Which will be sold or ex changed cheaper than the cheapest, fur Cash, kuvi, ui okum ui any kiiiu.

mis opiiiii; or next Fall. 1 LUKE S. RAND. Townshend, March 4th, 1840. A certain Cure flr the JflES.

HAYS' LINIMENT has been used by-thousands for the above distressing complaint, and In no case has it failed to effect a cure. It was the lant death bed bequest of the celebrated Dr. Gridley to his fiiend and attendant, Solomon Hays. Hundreds can testify to the wonderful effects of this Liniment, who have used it in New York, and who say it works like a charm. The following are some which have been handed to the proprietors, in addition to which many respectable citizens have voluntarily called and left their addresses' with permission to refer to them.

St.MVJuhe'll, 1832. Mr Hays Esteemed Friend I am haonv to inform yon that my wife has used those in lr 1.1 lAi.l, UI AjllHUlCUl tYIIILTII VIIU lUT, and is now entirely well of the Fistule and it is to the astonishment of all her friends, and nt- tenda'nts. I be in town in a few dsvs -r. -T- i ii -1 wihi my wiie, ami anau amply compensate you, and shall not, forget to recommend it, to all my fiiends who, may be no unfortunate as to be troubled with sO desperate a disease. JOSHUA DODGE.

This certifies, that I have been manv years afflicted with the Piles and have in vain paid out conside able money for various remedies Having heard of.your Liniment, I purchased a box, and soon after using it according to directions, was entirely cured of the complaint. I recommend it as a safe and efivctiial remedy. SAMUEL WIMAN. NiTw Yoar, Dec. iV183S.

I do hereby certify, that for a number of months I was severely atlhcted with the Erysipelas, and tried a number of remedies to little purpose, until I purchased a box of your Liniment, from which I found immediate relief nnd a perfect cure. mit JACKSON. 1 his will certify, that I have been troubled with the Piles most of the' time during seven voyages to Europe I have applied 10 both Euro) can and American physicians without success have uued part of one box of Mr Hays' Liniment, which has effectually cured me. GEORGE EMERSON. Mr Perley Sibley, of Athol, Mass.

has been greatly afflicted with the Piles fir SO years past. He staled' to One of the proprietors of Hays' Liniment, that he tried almost every thing filial had been recommended to him, and had folow-ed the advice of many physicians, hut obtained no relief. Having seen Hay's' Liniment' re-coinmendcd-intone- of tho papers, he was in duced ro try it, although: Jie had little faith in advertised nostrums: He ha used one bottU-', which given him great relief and almost entirely cured him; he thinks one bottle-more will his complaint. andhtt. recommends all who may be trouhled with tle piles to try this remedy.

October Prepared" from jhe- genuine receipt by, I'ALncu. tf iA3it, ami wnoMWHe nnd retail at thejr 43, Ann stteet, B6ton The genuine be signeo op tneouisiue wrapper f. For sale in JJrntflehoro. flr.An. J6n' Dr for sale 3 fJltivssr'MiWil! OltsaleiW: jrfarch fo.1 'it I IT JC11 lib, RIMEGfeenTand.Blark- Teas.

Collet Sugars. Suieest Friiltf fen1. A 1 bv WICCISTON TVrr.H I 3 t. Itttyorterit Information! The Geaalne iJi Metteelae Curative Vegetable Universal Medeelau of the Frettek College of Health la Paris. Ar.sn Tha VcncTABf.E Tonic nr Wikb Bittbb, bo much esteemed throughout 8overiign remedy for general debility, JUST ARttlVKD I ltOM I'AHIS, through the hands Of H6bike Iiawhik, of the city of New York, and the United States General Travelling Agent, for the Fiench College of Health, a few thousand boxes of this1 most valuable of all medecines, the La Mcdtiint Curative PilU and Vegetable Tonie or )Vine llillert.

made by Lb llor. MD. lineal decend- ant of the unsurpassed Lorraine, the original diitenverer of these CELEBRATED World. WHO that has tried it will deny Its positive C7Iook at the thouiunds tl has saved from that fell destroyer of tho human race, FEVER 111 ICPLook at the (ens' of thousands it has saved from CO" Look a't the millions it has cured of coldly and inflammations, and thereby preventing its sad consequences, Fevers and at tlicnutcifr beyond estimation it has saved from tho consequence of will. La Jledecine Curative is now sought after and used as tho best remedy known for colds and aU'kinds of diseases.

It virtues are unsar-paaoed, ifs cvtry one can testify who has given majair rnoi. Jin old man, who hail been dreadfully afflicted with 8oreveyes for 2 years and couldget no relief, was entirely cureil by the use of La Medecine Curative Pills. A young ladv; whose care was considered hoeless, was entirely cured after being afllictcd with a cough, pain' in the side and general debility for four years', by the' use of La Medecine' Curative Pills. tG" ICT" Highly tnteresting experiment at the Hotel Dteull! Suigcon Doyfe, bring desirous of proving Ihe utility of La Medecine in cleansing the' blood, selected a man aged' 40 years, who hail been afllictcd with erysipelas for 20 years his skin was a complete' scab from head to fiwt. A vein was opened the blood allowed to flow; it was found to be as 4acJr an tar: it was immediately stopped, and two La Medecine Curative Pills given.

In three hours the blood was started scain, with an evident alteration: it looked more florid. Four hours from the taking of 4tie puis lucre was a powcilul discharge Irorn Ihe bowels, of wry fetid matter there was an increase of all the excretions, a gentle moisture came ort Ihe skin: 5 hours from the time of taking the pills, the blood was again started it run freely, was of a bright scarlet hue: the man's complexion, which was before of a dark pale color, was changed i a lively and animated CO-He continued tho use ofLa Medecine Curative PilU, taking one every night, which kept up a softness of the and a constant purification of the blood Ihe scabs pealed of! and healed his health was entirely restored and his skin smooth and soft. CO We the consulting surgeons, cheerfully acknowledge that we baro witness of Ihe above singular and interesting experiment; we further say that we have no knowledge of any medicine equal to La Medecine Curative, to cleanse and purify the S. Chatelain, MD. Frederic ouvet, MD.

VailuLorct, MD. Paris, May 1, 1839. Elino Ameiot, MD. tO- A lady had been dreadfully afflicted with licdolocease for yearn, was effectually cured by a constant use of La Medecine Curative Pills, taking one every night on going to tO-TUMOURSHi A gentleman, whose son had been afflicted with a large, tumour on his neck, which resisted all means, was advised to -carry him to a distinguished surgeon, to have it operated on. The surgeon informed him of ihe great danger, as it included so manv large blood vessels.

He heard of La Medecine Curative Pills working wonders, got a box, gave one every night, and strange as it may seem, it entirely removed it in six WlCOUGH 1 A married lady, vfiltea to an agent for more Pills saya her family have all been severely afllicjed with coughs' that seemed to resit every thing, even the prescriptions of physicians, until a physician prescribed La Medecine Curatine Pills. All that she did was to give one pill lo the children on going tp bed, for 4 or 5 nights, and they all got well without further trouble. Three young had been at work in factories, become afflicted with a cough that was prevalent were obliged to retarn home-took La Medecine Curative Pills, on going-to bed, one every night were able to return to the factories in cue entirely A factory girl returned home, with' hcid ache, couch, nain in the sale, and h'iiw. with general debility: was entirely cured by La' iticuecinc iiurauve. A clerivman was obliged to leave his desk in consequence oi" i a couu inai aiiiicico mm, togetner wun raising 01 blood, Ion of appetite, pain In the side, and general debility.

Was restored to his people solely by the use of La Medecine Curative i in. Mna enjoys perlecl healthllM Consumption! A student, that was' given over, with a cough, pain in the side, together wiih general debility which followed, severe cold wasi eflectually cured by taking one La" lueuecinc- iiurauve rut every night III A lady had been afflicted for a long time with swelling of the feet and difficulty of breathing, was entirely cured by the uh of La Medecine Pilk An almost hopelsss caself! A' gentleman who can be referred to, had" been 'so dreadfully afflicted with dropsV'of the' heart', thaVhe chuld not lie down or walk, Was entirely cured byJLa' f.l 1 mil. J' nil-, NOT'WEJfl 'When a cuipjfor. 09 trifling a sum as cents sometimes, and at. most a fvw.

dollars, can.be obtained for a couch, cold, asth- 01 Dreaming, tightness ol the chostf pain lii the side, shittina-of blood, a Sitfalried stomach, must it not besa matter ol suirnrise that we find so manyjn the'nbuuary1 occasioned Qn an avenge, least one nunarea and jtjm thousand persona, of Contuwi-tioMllll oricrinallntrt nrlncioallv from lablnv rcolds. Commeachifir with cbueh, then dlllicultv of brealjiing, end-riain tlw. side, AtJength the lungs -become affected, ulcers ensues, and consumption closes the scene, when tlmilv annli. 'calion1 is' not 'had' to" La' Medecine Curative A In. I Li.

if eplpjr o'mA; ahd kilopti ng, Fipp.ifiiijM of jjn 01 Sf Medecine Curative: Pills Ja Prevented, that would most assuredly afford relief; Be assilred that scarcely a case occura but may be ehtlret- buivu iiiiciv uiilllluiillLlll iXiiSr)e purchaser cannot ViMMwli'Mt Moison de AHteurVruj de Jeiae, No. SO.Faiiburge, Saint OermaW. Dr Lo Roy would respectfully Inform the citirena at the United States Of America, that he haa annotated- Rnhiiw Bonuine. General Agent 1 i 1 of America, and oi me unucn oiaies that in future all Medecines will be prepared by me a usual, and shipped to R. llonniflr, New York, who will put them up in ovalboxes, and each label contain his written signature, and obtained only of agents appointed by him.

G. W. EMERSON, Agent, for Windham county, Vt. and Cheshire county, NIL sua AGCMTS. O.

W. Ilruce. and Jesse Cone. Marlboro, E. R.

Ilerwon. Waloole; IL; H. Good- cnouch. Whitineham. E.

Manley, and cuiiugn, iiiiiligliaill, l. 5 raniiii uiiu David Reed, Dummereton, II. E. Baker, Newfane, S.T. R.

Cheney, Jamaica, Vts; J. C. Stone Co. Green River, Wm. Haile, Hinsdale, NIL; Ira P.

Howard, Wards- boro, S. r. '1 homiwon, Townshend, Win. Harrw, Vt. H.

Ford, Chesterfield, N.H. REMOVAL. THE subwribrr has removed to the Building south of the Bank, (entrance first door north of the Vcimont House.) where he will pay particular attention to SIGN, OR NAMENTAL, and IMITATION PAINTING. He will furnish as good workmen as can be found in' the country, to do House Painting. Papering, dating, oil the most reasoiia-ble terms, in this, and other towns.

Cabinet urniture and Chairs taken in exchange for painting chairs. FREDERICK VAN DODRN. Bratlleboro, Jan. 1840, 20 Grrennell Aiken, ATTORNEYS COUNSELLOR AT IAVV, GnKENflELD, Mass. Any professional business entrusted to them, shall be promptly attended to.

GEO. GRENNELL, JR. DAVID AIKEN. Greenfield, Mass. Sept.

16, 1839. tf 7 STAMPS AND BRANDS Or ALL KINDS, CUT BY JKIVItY P. CliASE, BRATTLKIIORO CENTRE, XTt WOOL. rriHE subscriler continues to receive Wool at tne t'utney woollen actory, to Manufacture into Cassimerh, on his usual terms. HORACE ONION, Putney ct.

14,1839. tf7 DR. JUDKHVS' SPECIFIC OINTMENT, (raice rirTT cekts.) THIS jnvaluable medicine is celebrated for curintr the following diseases: White swellings of every description; Sore legs and ulcers of longstanding; Rheumatic pains of the joints: Sprains and bruises of everv descrintion: parts affected by frost (sure cure This medicine is highly recommended for the above diseases, which can be showed by numerous certificates. For sale DUTTON, CLARK CO. Bratlleboro, Jan.

21, 1340. 2mo21 KcriNt'd Statute ef VcrweHt. rpHE Revised Statutes of this stale, passed JL by the Legislature at its. last session, are now in press and will be completed with all possible dispatch. As the state will have none.

lor sale, or fur distribution in the State, all wanting the book must huy. Specimens of print with projnsals for price, will be sent' in every town in tne state, and those lirst or dering irom agents, will receive the first copies ready. Any one. wishing to receive the sheets as tiicy are printed, will have them by mail weekly, stitched in covers, for SI, 50 on application to" the subscriber-. CHAUNCEY GOODRICH.

Uurhngton, Feb. 1, 1840. 6wS5 FOR SALE, AT CHAS. Ci FROST'S, Sign of the Golden Boot, north-end Hall's Building, INDIA RUBBER SHOES, of superior quality, BLACKING, in liquid, pa'ste and poWder; WATER PROOF PASTE, which' readers leather impervious to water; Boot and Shoe Kit, Pegs, tic. Brattlnborn, Jah.

6, 1840. 19 Cheap! Cheap! rjlHOSE wishing to purcnase Goods Cheap C. Zl -n mi uu ui miun win uo weiliia can on J. STONE CO Guilford, (Green Feb. 37, 1840.

26 JV TIC Cabinet CHAIRS FEAXBBRS. iil'AVINGucht out'S. SVI Snooner and XX taken iKioaession of the sKod; the sub- scfiber given this notice that lie ii nowrriaklhg anu yni (icep on.nand a (1 GOOD AND FULL ASSORTMENT OF ofsuch a nualitV ahd price, as wll give satisfaction to Purchasers. Gentlemen and Ladies in this vicinity nreinvited to' calif one door south.pfynir.Ilyde Hat Sliopj -whr they mm iiiiu omer piace, and alLQr.ders, attended, to personally, aad n- etfuted'prfdrtV, .10,000 A Cherry (seaso'aca) Bra'ttl'ebSro1, ifl manvactureTr or' TERSQNV JT to trrflitB'ffrm'ofWIWocI VtikU a FOR SALEiia n.i .1.1 Air' 1. 1.

WUUamwilte, re. ISJ'IWO. --W IfkMer'rifielJ'; wrioeel.No' ad, AebnU'hWbicei' due, are'reueelea'td'rnaki 'l JAtNFl'S THIS. ivaIiHle medkine is: daily tOeetini some of the, most astonishing and wonder ful.ciires that havb ever been known. All who have eer" twed1 it tlif Astiia, Coeoh, Sht-TiKB or Bloob, HoeriKS Couan, Caoor'or Hjvr.s, OoMSttrrioM, Ciiaoaic Hoarseness Pain and Soreness bf the b'reaV dilllculty of breathing i and every other dWaw pf the LUNGS ami BUEAS'IV can and do attest to its, tmcfulness.

BttONCHlTlHtt disease which is annually sweeping thoussndt upon thousands to a. premature crave, under the mistaken n6mf of CONSUMPTION Y. always cubsd by it. 'lilt usual symptoms' of thU iJiwase'(Brmehitls) ard Cough, feoreaV. or thoiLunf or Throat, Hoarseness Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma HeclicFcvcr, aspiitin up of Phlegm or atkl soinetinies Woo-It is an inllamniation of the fiae.skin which lines the inside of Ihe whole of ihe wind tube or air vessels, which run through every parf 0V tho Lungs.

Tliis Expectorant immediately suppresses tho Cough, Pain, Inflammation, I ever and Difficulty ofllrealhirig, and produce-! a free and easy a cure is soon effected. It always cares, ASTHMA two or three, large, doses will cure the CROUP or HIVES of Children, in from fifteen minutes to an hour's iimc. 11 immeuiaieiy silDdtlcs Ihe enceof HOOPING COUOH, and eflect, a speedy peedy cure: Hundreds who have been eiven.un hv tnetr ii ivaii-laii incurable with "CON-' SUMPTION," have been restored to perfect Jonathan Going, D.D. President ofGran- wile College, Ohio, (late or Nevr. York,) in a letter to the proprietor, daied New Yoik, December, 1836, was" labouring under a severe odd, cough and hoarseness, and that his difficulty of breathing was so gteat that1 he felt himself in imminent danger or immediate suffocation, but warf peifi-clly cuied bv usW this Expectorant." ofSalcru, N.

J. was cured of Asthma of twenty years standing, by ticing two boltles.of this medicine. Mrs. Ward, also of Salem, was cured of" the same complaint by one bottle A youa? lady, alsd Salem, who was believed by friendiTto be far cone with CoiiKtimntinn. urn" perfectly restored by three bOttleo.

-Dr. Hamilton, of St. James, South was greatly anected by a couch, hoarseness and soreness or the lungs, and on using a bottle of this medicine found parmanent relief. Extract of a Certificate from Bev. Dr.

President of Walerville College, Maine. ''From intimate personal acquaintance with Dr. D. Jayne, a regular student of the Medical University of Pennsylvania, and an experienced, successful practitioner of medicine, I was prepared to appreciate the numerous testimonials in favor of his different medical preparations, much more highly than the great majority of those wiich are extensively eulogised. On trial ol them in my own family, and some iff them personally, I have more than' realized their favorable anticipations.

The are what tlicy profess (o lie not quack nostrums but skilfully prepared antidotes Tor some of the most adiictive of human diseases. know that they are highly esteemed, and frequently prescribed, by some' of the most tf; spectable of the regular practitioners of medicine in this city am! elsewhere, and I do sot hesitate to comrniVid them as a Valuable addition 10 our materia medica', and a' rare, as well as eminently useful remedy for the diseaacdi" BUVUS BABCOCK, Jr. Philadelphia, 7lh June, 1839. The following Certificate is from a practising. PllTstcUM and a much respected.

Clergyman of the Methodist society. Dated Town, Va. Aug. 27, 1833. Dr.

Jayse, Dear Sir, I have been using your Expectorant extensively in my practice for the last three month, and for all attacks or Colds, Coughs, Inflammation ol the Consumption, Asthma, Pains atod Weakness of the Breast, it is decidedly the. best.niedi.eiBt I have ever tiled. Very respectfully yours, W. IVILLIAMS, M.D. TliVtlev CCP Cru.

laic FJilor uf th Anwricaii "New Yik, Junr 15, 1833. To Da. Jayse, Dear Sir, I have made use of your Expectorant, personally, and in my family, for the last six years, with great ltencfit. Indeed. I may consider my life pro-, longed by the iise of this valuable the blessing or God, fiir may say almost as much in the" ol my wife, am! also of Ihe Rev.

Mr. Tinson, ol tlw Island of Jamaica. For all casei ofcoujh, inflammation of Ihe cjieiU, lungs, and throat, I do most unhesitatingly recommend this as the best medicine I have ever tried. My esrncat wish iV, that others afflicted as' have beeii, may experience the, same, relief, whjch I am persuaedd they using yourExpectorsot. Da.

Jirv; Dear Sir. My child, owing to exposure, When recently cxmiing up the Ohio, was attacked by that CUOUI We anded. in. the niglif a(. Beaver-Point, shd when our.feara wer alarnii-d-Jca1 sepulchral cough was.the forerunner or tjcalb.

we gave liim a Tlea-spoonfull or the, "Lfpetto-rant," (a liottle of which" you presented me with' when in Philadelphia,) and. applied some liniment to the' throat1 and and Mote many minutes the hoarsenest) was tho medicine. keep it on hand, ready for any "meeiirv. yours, B. BRADFORD, t'Cp Numeroiis' oth'er Certificates equally nJnM-KMii but the above are considered safrieient evidence of fulness.

PrepaVed only by DrD. JiYt, N- 90 Sputh 3l had, of DUTTTON, CLAHK KPfl- V' tleboro. Price 1,00. 6meowl4 COll'N, Rye, OaV, Bail, and' Itallan'Sp'rinK-'Wheat fir Seed. Jor sale by LA Window Bratlleboro; JanVlSSS? mHE au'b5Viber ha'sT'ius received fc lot i Pdini-rrif hlfiK he wishes to cel.

braided. -i i 'IL E. BAl a -tr: I SA1! iVtodV.Ktt HeMckVJoie; 9 'ey- Matcn io. si'ua MitM hrrnthml Irpplv and slept sweetly. to these circumstance ill cannot Iw jvqndeftd nr'toliv I hiivi.sn hinh an omilion OfDr.

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