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TRUTH IS MIGHTY AND WILL
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fact that l0n1 of SIrs1Darila Blood Pills have
l. been sold during tho ii>, SIX months.
II iSalitl taken innImrrthic instances to
o' late ANA correct the mcr. an! bad cect of Juact
pills ami other lnack i:c cnc, by which muly 1--we.
endangered.
1t Is iIC-Fhat all puirk lie Ain minerals
mercury WHICH Gu tcks think mlsl kill Curr aud
to their effect To 'h;t miss
II ga lmt-Ihat Eul''nI> GnlCh> aud foreign
call thrn doctors ne, r:r'u', impose
nothing "r thr consequences. that they only pocket
in"lr anIu~t gain.
It's t,ct-Ihht tn" quacks and fo' IN mpnstors who
nov inrst country know nnIng 81 the nature OF ndi
cn"s mae X l".- about disease, of nh hnma >ySt"'n
II Is lnctrrv partirulHiv rtic the fellow
ing DISC all OF winch les, LIusc
"iihr blood nnd amin Il EuId-. uallaIv-
Rhrunltic AFFECTIONS; tIcrrou Eth C,ti:u
Scr"iua; Fry >pcIas; aud body;
Jiun.inr; lcnrtiurn: SCaiy rrupuu and aott hes Of
Diseases of the liver, skin, the skn;
bones AMI glands; Dry ant! pnprs. and
Fail of tIr uic., along the l,>uul. of the and
back ,nh spine. the the body,
region of the heart and letter aud worms;
stomach; Sw clnr and har lenrng of the
Inv ard lrvcis bad in gland, of the neck, the
III" mouth. foul hrralh erutl> breast. &c
FLuuicncy: Indigestion Stomach coughs;
Want of appetite: i.:, compliant
Sour Crncun and ildcs of the stomach; Wa,erash, &c.
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ENR. JOHNSON, Diicr ~ iicnviIle street, con
- fines hs practice to the treatment ot FcnrrcAt
Disease IN all It's different EIrpis.
DR.. Juhason from residence Of many years in Hos
pals in Europe Devoted To the treatment a- Ecnereal
Diseases, md from his present extensive practice in
thai particular branch ni The proscssion Guarantees Il
safe, speedy and sleclual such persons
troubled with amy OF the following diseases wiz
Gonorrhoca, elects, Slicules, ChGncres, Bnbps
Seminal Weakness, Affections offbe Bladder, Kidneys,
loins, Urehra rroslrate Gland, Swcl!ed es'icies,
a;ruptions the Skin, Sore Throat, Pains in the
Joints;
And the numsrous symptoms which generally foil"w
his disease.
Recent cured in two or three days without the
use Of Mercury, interruption iron business, aeru-
lion in the mode ofliving.
A medicine tt prevent Vencreal Disease can be oh
Gained of DR.. Johnson. 1t is from the recipe of the
Baron Larry, celebrated French Surgeon, and was
used BY him during the several campaigns in which he
served as Surgeon General in the French Army.
Sold by DR.. johnson, at his office. Those persons
owing any afe. ton OF Vensreal Disease, aul abou,
aking sea voyages. or removing to the county, would
do well by giving DIR. johnson call, proper medi.
cines tor their in the shortest time be put up
with written t|irec tions fo their
Office open from in the morning until 10 o'clock nj
night.
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ABERNETHY's DYSPErTIC Elixir.

Or. Aber,.ehy, the greatest Of English surgeons
opinion that nn.-ienths of the diseases that aiec
mankind originate in the stomach This Elixir
used by him with the most unprecedented snccess in
his private and public pructce for upwards OF forty
years, for the removal of he following diseases:
Loss ofuppetite, Famlency, Distenton of the Ston-
ach Pain III the side iIenviness Of the Head and mcli
nation sleep, Irregulary of the Bowels, and in all
where Indigestion Cvstye habit is found to
exist
This medicine must not be numbe ed among the host
of quack nostruns before the public, Is il is the
sole invention Of the abest and most scientific surgeon
Europe produces, md tha secret Of preparing it
purchased by thedgent for vc,y large 1t is
agreeable and pleasant to the taste, mild acr
lent. always keeps the bowels free, mparts vigol aud
strength the system, and cheertuness the mind
and few bottles removes the confirmed OF
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and prevents return any
future period.
NEW foRH, Eth August, 1888.
35 Madison, street.
SlR:-In consequences of leading q Sedentary life, |
have been troubled, more less, with Indigestion for
ten years. Tor the last three years my suferngs have
been nsupportable. | have tried several p,y<icians
aud number of q'laek Medicines without deriving any
benefit. dcspared of ever obtaining any permanent
relief and resigned myself the hopeless despair
persuaded by many friends TO Try Abernethy's
Dyspeptr Elixir have now finished the fourth bot
tie, and know not how to express nyi niraton Of its
wonderful virtues aud the miracle it his performed in
restoring that health which |: , mght lost for
ever. Send me half dozen bottles n, e and EXCEPT
my thanks Tor blessings you have erred by re-
storing to perfect health.
Iremain yours,
JCOB MONROE.
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THKGrGH IN FIVE AND DAYS,
From Mobile (Alabamn) TO Augusta .&r1J
EA\ES Mobile every u;iCr ,;N nniG,a'c, aieI
the arrival OF the mail from New Orleans, per III.
steamboat EMELISE, to !!asrly coaches to i'c,>acol
steamboats, (per c,!saco i;ar St Rosa sound A, Chloe.
G,acnc River and Bay Cedar Blus., coaches theme.
via Mariana, Ch.,,:u'.c!ce, formerly Noun, Nc,.
non, Banbl ge Pr,r,on; iiaW kinsvi!le and Ynuis.
vile, to Augusta. passenger akin his seat at Nc.
bile is in danger ot being thrown out or losing his
preference by other conflicting Interests as he Flora!
DA LANE IS hut ont cOlcern, and under one
throughout and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon his
arrHaa Augusta IN time specified, through all wealth
and at any season, unless most unforeseen
trOple should occur. lh. Great New Orleans Maj
is c.lricd| this The Agents for accomnoda
ton, Teams Coaches AM, Drivers are no, surpassed
the southern country.
The smooth, hard, natural roais, the safe and inter
es,ins nayi satol. the time and accommodations
afford the traveller speed, cersntt, comfort and pleas
ing variety; connected as ii were with the Rail Road
Charleston, $. G. and the packets New York
travellers can III New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN ii observation-disclosures city in II.
From CA.tlaioOc'ec, Flor'a, have I'lanc
Line via Quncy and Tallahassee, to ST Marks, ! hor
post cnachcs .lsn NV" Branches iioin ii4N kusNl
Ia Miilrt;r,ic, and 10 Macon, light two ar,,
caches. SlDCh IONS y 60.
ArdusrA, .,Hl Jan, 1855.
Oslice al Mansion House Mobile 5
"pisl:,c", New Orleans 10 Mn.c, $50 ::;!s
Augusta to Charleston, Isl &c
Ch:rI.s,rn to New \o.k, $50 1870
Time, New Orl,nn to Mobile, IS h,'rs
Mobile to Augusta, 81 "
Augusta tn Charleston, II &C
Charleston Ne" York, Sc 25S
Making l6s miles per day. or miles per hour nclu
sivc Of all s,op'a5es. nov /"
n. 49, | beg leave to intern the r'hlic that TIL,
bridges the C,l.;;anehc swamp and Hard i4a,u
creek have Just been completed The general govern
ment Oh: My obstacles operating against his safe
speedy route me thus happily removed; and have tn,
pleasure oles ,ng from travellers ,, the coaelcs, hor
and nj first audi he
from ensacoa. Ce,iAr Bluff, it is admit,
ted by al: who have passed through it to be unsurpsse'
iuno>el,es beauty and safety. The bridges through
Georg ia have also bccnreparta. } NJ & BAKER.
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r2,IlE. ADDRESS + the Louisiana Native Ame,icnes
4 Association % the citizens Of i.ouaiirtr and tn.
iul,ahltants of ii United state s. just published and tn,
sale Ev - sts.s DAVID 1T " Co,
Jl6 e. t'hGr!ses.t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

iCE-Ju uTiccs rlcc, .Or SAFE Ivy
q = al 4 TRIER, 81 Grav;er 5,
{ lFE PRES!.Rt Ei:S--ju,t received "A s,ipr,i r
1 article o lite pieselvers al the Bazaar,
"a 81 Sii N ALLAN
i liiE.--i0Hb asks rhUnastun Lime, landing from
IA ship Peruvian, tor sale by
"pI9 SAJ T WHITNEY, 70 Camp st
& ikMENt-lll d:Lulic nni Roman tur SIDE by
~ mar u READ& B\RSrOW. 7 Bank Place
=, f!.KM CANDLE o-30j h1xeS 50 ttn C,ndies,
- is>aiseI ban Is, FIR save b,
apt Il h&;li''o n Go lSi NtrCH7ina
- FERN CANDLES 10, hlAes, Ian I'M fiona sin,
~ FlrksuuiE, tT sale hv a iItith.
lHne II 81 Gra'!E.
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f'cH the cure Of rheumatism, scrofla kings evil goas
r. sc.htca ar nip govt ncip'ani Cameras salt
lite and Diseases Particularly ulcers and ps,no
affections OF the oncs liberated throat and nostriis ulcers
o every description fever and internal ascesscs u
'n: piles schd head bes chronic eyes, cryp
ei otccs and every variety ofcutaneou ahectinn' ch@
Vic catarrh, head ache proceeding from acrd Huniour
pain III The ainar and dyspepsia pteessng from varlhtoh
affections Of The liver. chrenie inflammation ii inc Kidneys
md GENERAL deDy CAUSED y torpid actoh OF the vessels
OF ii: skin II is singular ice lehs IN osatine neo
constitutions winch have beeu brtke own by lnnlclo"S
treatment juvenile Irregularities IN terms u ~ n
Comu-dtt IN all h"e diseases which arise from imftfes
tho blood stiaton Of The hunors whatever name or
kind
some otthe above complaints require some trinhg az
t'tat applications, which the OF the Case WI
Nctc; ui in al rney purIhcafhr to remove th0
cause the INDIANS PANACEA will generally be found SUI
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HEMORRHOIDS.

AVS LINIMENT.-No Ficton.-'Ths OK
~ traordnary chemical composition, tho result
of science, and the invention II celebrated media
cal man, the introduce of which to the public
was invested wit: the solennity of n dea,hhed
brqinst has since gained reputation unparalleled
fully sustaining the correctness Of the lamcntcd
DR. Grdlcy's last confession, that i" he dared not
die without giving to postcrity the brueft of his
knowledge this subject" and he therefor,
b,qucathcd to his friend and attendant, Solomon
Hays the secret of his discovery.
It. is now used in the principal hospitals, and
the private practice in our country, first and most
certainly 70 the cure of the Piles and SO cxtcn
sivey and eA, stualiy battle crchuiitv, unless
where its eiec>s witnessed Externally in tho
following complaints:
For DEMONSTRATING extraordinary absorptio.
at once
All Swclngs-Rcducing them in few hours
Rhcumatisn--Acute or Chronic, giving quick
Group aud Whoopmg Cough-Externay, and
over tho Chest
All Bruises, Sprains, and Burns-Curing in a
few hours.
Sores and Decentralization fresh or long
standing, and fever sores.
Its operations upon adults and children in rcLuc
ing rheumatic swc!iings, and looscnng coughs and
tightncss of the chest ny relaxation of the parts,
has been surprising beyond conception. The
common remark Of those who have used it in the
Piles, is L" It. acts like a charm"
THE Pill ES--The price, 81 is refunded to any
person who will use hottie of Hays Lnn,cn,
for the Piles, and return the empty bottle without
being cured. These arc the positive orders Of The
proprietor to the Agents; and out of many thou.
sands sold. not one has been unsuccessful.
W. might insert certificates to any length, but
prefer that those who sell the article, should cx
h'bt the original to Purchasers.
CAUTlON-Nonc can be genuine without
splendid engraved wrapper on which is my name,
lnd also that Of the Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS
Sold wholesale and retail, by COMSTOCk &
Co, New York, and by Druggist in every
town in the Union.
For sale by the Wholesale Agents, corner of
Common & Tchouptoulas street, and by the
Apothocaries generally. c3O
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .-Duuglissnu's
y New Medical Dictionary, in one Super ROYAL 3yo
Vol.-DnnglisSon's Therapeutics and Human Ph, 81,
"logy.-'"ynS on Females, Vclume-Ebulcs Thera.
pennies volumes.
New supplies just received by Ajax TOWAR,
aug "a ~ Camp Street.
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NEW MCSlC-O, Native Mnsic: The t'nnven, |, . !
~ Pm rinting, rowing Bla lc; Nnvar Despair, eli
don't You remember the beautiful gia lie in the Draml
Romance; The White Horse of the Pep pcrS Thou
come and llovr thou art near me, sung by his 5 e
ri III the grand tom,ntic Opera imilic; Good Ni~
Tho meeting and parting car; for spring ON Q
tickle wing, by II Russell; Come, come, thou art in 500
row; Life on the Ocean wave, BY II Russell; She
watched tor him; 70 me let fall tear; Cone to IN a,
morning; O'er the waters bv moonlight; There's no home
like my own, arranged for the harp by + Lahurrc-
Royal Values by A Feche; Queen Vctoria's Cour,
Qualres Just received aud for sale by
uI9 REtSES 10 I,,,,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-11

MORRIS & Go. NJ. SO Cha''ras street, are now
~ receiving and opening the mos, splendid,
santial aud fashionable stock of Clothing they
have ever exhibited IN this mark Ell, consisting it,
uar, Of the following articles: ue, blue black Jet
h!aci, l"nd"n brown, cirron, olive, london smuN,
and golden olive irac! and dress coats: hcavrr
S'nbi" aud harrington roci coats, elegantly finnish
ed; fancy and plain black cnssimrre and cloth
panla looms. english and ftench fancy and plain
silk and sarin vests; real new market COMMITS;
english anl french f,ncy and pam scarts aud
hdki-; chnmns, silks-weh and gum elastic s,s-
penders; chnnois, mcrino, lamb's wool, welsh fans
mel, silk and Gotten net shcrls and drawers; fine
lin,n and cotton shirts, with linin husums, plain
aud ruill ID; vnrv pearl aud plain handle silk UNI.
hrellns Grnil's' premium Glovcs-nlsn. n
beautiful article of white kid, for weddings, bnts.
&c.; S r,tlcii"d silk AID randana hdkts; plain
ii cured and enhro'lGreG Cant re do 81 X, lamb
woods, nnrino, germ lninwn, ard brow II and white
cotton halt hose; all Of whIch they offer low for
cash. nr /" rnntunl customers Ns usual Nov.
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! ,,DHfU n: T s,i.l.r.l,'> UN y HUuK-
Z tom'y's 'rannnr-l.r!irs cookery
R.mn'> k"v to icir nalue
Pornv's French SN'lj,n: book
ENGLISH Rc@.":ss, half AMI ;uii b",nl
Wnnn.,rorh,s Frrn"h Ora
reu'S y dShlnglun aud NJ non
Ewrli's medical companion
t,ahnll- ri''',!;ct,'-!r;l on ti.r Eclves
lu!v'< nr6.c,i rocket book
'ienrninH :.I-,iIcu! Iun'lirt hook
M,sons i,urirr--i rockri,'s cong back
iuc's MED States.
neT AMI lars" ,s!rrN, 6" the "h'vn works just
2"i'r and orn'oI fer snle "n s"ol '"r"'< hy
nl2A rown,, ~ Cam, At
Up.!D!,- Terry NrArER HANGING STU.I,
Henry SIrirerhr, (t"rn"rly J. {. Weeks H.,
would INST Respectfully Iu'rn his iren
'He public i'll grn"rn, nat he has andi
" receiving grncrA assortment of upholstery
ant paper hanging. The frItnwnr compress n
pant at his stock which he offers for sa r wlolr
sale or tea; IN the most acconu,odAtinS teihs,
VIZ
French velvet AID satin panct, latest style 10
halt c"mn'.n and common, rnilndrlrhia glazr d
and un2iaz' Il do do, French landscapes, five
tuarLs, hI nus, g.. do velvet and wur-,ed de- d.,
morGahzr do r"l"tS, silk fringe and gaiioors % Il
qnniitIrs, patterns and prices, "or,,ed tr,r gs
sorted rhIirra. Nain and cnInr d Swi~sInuSliN.
latest slyt'' plain aud tuionAed, cotton dtaprry
mns'lns ala and twilIcd, assorted rurnrs, NJ "
style Of needle work for sofa cushions, toutsInrl
covers, &c style OF hrll pul!rrs, raised t4nrcs
aud plain, gIl' window ornaments "i all patterns
and SIZES, g,i cages batul and spears, feathers,
&c, glass knobs, casters, huir cloth, figured and
plaln, lara" assortment of Iovs r chIrc n ;
large silk cord and iassts, wutstcd cord and ia
sels, general assortment ct uPh"lsero aud paper
hnhginys, constantly on hand and foo sale at liz,
lowest prices al Nos al Eoya! aud Cd Custom
House sta.
n B-I"rsHn< in the city fon1 Il e county,
are respectfully invited 10 aalI and txam,ne Tor
themselves. Carpets and curtains made in the
aitst mod RI style, roons prepared at the sunrt.
est n"t'ce, ana all kinas OF uph1deslerv work
Lone Win nentSs>S and itSpuiCh.
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HARRoWGATE SPRINGS
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEV



THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
VlNIE proprietor Of this establishment has the plea
L sure of announcing to his friends and the public
in general that he will be in reade shy the first day OF
Nav to receive visers He will also state for the be-
neft of thosc at distance, that there have been larg"
improvements made, and others now gong on ana IN
rapid progress for completion, which viii enable the
subscriber accommodate much larger ni'nscr ''ah
here tuiorc and at the time much better.
Fs,nile can be accommodated it'll good rooms. or
those mo prefer have large cabins detached IRON
the main building .
1t j.. Ieemed unnecessary tie say anything i'll Tarl'c
lar sf the character Of these waters for it is geefhy
believe that they not inferior to any in the south
ern States. All :he amusemrnts that nre general
found 1t Watering Places, will be found at this J Z
hest music that this part OF thu country affords, II s
been engaged and will be in consnnt aitendancea e
Sprn ~ during the Whole season.
7 he subscribe, will avail himself of this opportunity
I, returning his uncigncd thanks for the very liberal
support given him last season. and hopes by the
the a accommodations merit liberal patronage the
present season. JNo tRAM.
D3
GADDLERY WARE the subscribers, manu-
- f,cnrcrs and wholesale dealers in s'ddety
prods, are nov receiving by late arrivals from the
usr,h uduiiiun to their iorrnrr stock. an cx'cn
s,v. assortment of articles in their line, among
": - z. mr., ,.nr Nlog VIZ.
toad Il
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u Rcad the Guilowing:-

Robert Wharton. Esq late N,vnr "f philul ''rh
has certified h~ seen below, l., the hugh clara
tcrnf he following gentlemen.
The undersigned ,!n hereby cc"tv tlHt "rhavc use,
the /, DIN Of Columbia iii. covered hv ! Olrlcp aud
have fnnl it highly Servrcnlr not nn preventive
against the ipng of of hair but also certain rcs1ur
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6hKLEA Ns' ilfHbiRAPiiiC PRlrING OF
SSfltE, 81 Magazine street, opposite B,sks' Ar.

%;titE, 35 Magazine street, opposite Balks' Ar.
W GREENE takes lrasure in announcing to lis
i'rh h' The citizens OF New Orleans, that he has
S"s'h brought lilnsral, on par it'll copper pla.e
prting AMI from the u ities the has over corpcr
plate 'nginsing he can execute all orders entrusted t.
"i ut one hull t'e expense Of eng asirs aud nearly
cheap as tyre printing.
Merchants wishing Circulars sent out in tll,r ow,ar
hand wiring, can have any quantity ut few hoGrs
notice; or they vi" re e&eented io. lhsm in hcuutiim
sly M sue a- has heretofore given general sati.ac iia
oa lac most respectable commission houses III III;
cay. 'rlttenGn dnSimus Of having Wishing or Rus;;
ness Cards !lshed III the hest ninnsr, iii well Is.
calling at be office aud see specimens.
Feb |, 1889 III
printed al one hours nolica.
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EN NOVEL Nc.-Cunceanet cit, u novel in . yols,
l Nicholas Nick!cbv No. "a. jack Sheppard, part
3D. R*o lived and for sale Iy ALEX. i OMAR.
July .olh "9camp streee
- IN store for Sale sy TllAYER H. Go.
July ID "a pnv,,ns s.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-15
HNalcolIn,s Travels.

GOULD, KENDALL & LINCOLN.b have
Va in press, and will publish about the first
oil March Malcom's Travels in Burmah, Hin
dostan, Malaga, Siam and China, in | vol Svo.
and vols. 12mo.-witb n superb original man
OF Southeastern Asa-6ve steel plate enpray-
ings aud about 100 wood cuts.
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE WORK.
IL IS not mere diary of events which befel
the traveller. but contains thousands of facts.
datas, numbers, prices, &c. sc. which are Ell
Their original or CLEANED from sources not ac-
cessible in this country.
Incidents, anecdotes and scenes have been
Frequently introduced; but only such as tend
10 make the reader better acquainted with the
country.
The most perfect importiality is shown to
every sect of Christians, and such details given
oil the various Missions as will make the work
equally acceptable TO every persuasion.
such sketches are given OF the history of the
Country, Towns and Missions which are des-
cribed, as serve to throw light upon their pre-
sent condition.
The map is beautifully executed and NAV
he considered original. Many important cor
REGIONS have been made by actual observation,
and u,e remainder is chiefly drawn from orig
NAL and unpublished surveys by British off,
GERS ana Engineers aud Surveyors, 10 which
~ 1853 was PoHttiy pthiIeu access.
The pictures are wholly new, aud form an
Important addition TO our stock of original IL
Illustrations; no pains or expense has heen SPAR
ed IN these or the mechanical execution. Five
.ot These are on steel, showing landsr apes of
Maulmeln, Tavoy, Mergui and Sagaing. and
a curious page exhibiting specimens of Is di.
ferent oriental languages.
a great part Of the work relates 10 countries
almost entirely unknown, even TO The best
Informed persons in our country.
The author, from the important character of
his mission, his intercourse with DISTINGUISHED
civilians and experienced Missionaries, his de-
liberate stay at each place, his previous farnii-
arity with foreign countries, and his long ex-
perience in the board of Missions, enjoyed the
highest advantages for gathering ample and
correct d-tails for the work.
Chapters on the mode Of conducting modern
missions; or on the measure of success which
mas attended The enterprise; on the almost I'M
known tribes in aud around Burmah; and 9TH
or important subjects are added at the close of
the work, aud must constitute no small part of
its value.
The cost Of the two volumes will probably
not exceed 81 so, at which price il will be one
OF the cheapest works issued from the American
press. The publishers rely for remuneration
rather on large sale than high price.
A portion of the proceeds of the work are to
be appropriated to the Foreign Missionary
Jan 1881 SO Washington ST., Boston.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Marlboro, IS.
At the Probate Court, holden at Braitleboro.
within and for said District, on The 18th day
Of March A. ID. lS39---Presen,, Hon.
DANA HYDs, Judge.
A n Instrument, purporting to be the last
fAWill and Testament Of JOEL CIRCUIT,
late of STRATUM, deceased, being presented to
the Court, by Abel Grout Jr. the Executor
therein named, for Probate lit is ordered by
the Court, that all persons concerned therein
be notified TO appear, al the Probate Court for
said district, 10 be holden al Mr.. Atwood's
Hotel in Newfnne. in said District on the list
Thursday Of March instant, to contest the
Probate of said Instrument, or shew cause if
any they have, why the same should not be
approved, And it is further ordered, that a
copy of the record of this order be published,
three weeks successfully, in the Vermont
PLeuis, paper printed at Brat,leboro afcre-
said, as soon as may be.
A true copy Of Record,
2S Attest SAMUEL ELLIOT, p. Reg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-15
DIED.


In this village, on Saturday last, WiiHam Page,
youngest child Of John G. Holbrook, Esq aged year
and 8 months.
In this town 3D. inst. of scarlet fever, Harriet
Augusta, aged years, 3 mo. and days daughter
Of Mr.. Roswell Houghion.
In Marlboro, 9th inst. Mrs. Cynthia Ames, aged 81
years.
Also. on the 9th inst. Henry, son of Mr.. ,Almerin
Ames, aged years.
In Stratlon, on the 24lh Of Feb. Joel Grout aeed
90 years. Afflicted in life but happy in death. Printers
IN Mass. and N. Y. are requested 10 notice. tt
10 Chesterfield, N. II. 9Th inst. Mr.. Elijah Hill
drilh, aged 60.-Pruters in N. Y Mass. and NJ. H..
are requested.
In Greenfield, Mass. Mrrch LIST, Mrs Eecta Russell,
wife Of Maj John Russell. ana daughter of the late
Nathaniel Edwards Of Northampton, aged o. years.
In North6eld, Mass. Sept. 70, Mary +. Barber,
wife Of Charles Barber, aged 26.
In Hawey. Feb. 10. Mrs Abigail King, selict Of
the late Mr. Jonas King, and mother Of Rev Jonas
King. Missionary IN Greece, aged 70.
In Bernardston, 10Th instant, Mrs Beisey Fox, con.
sort Of VIM, Fox, aged 81 years.
IL North Hadey. Feb. Fl, Mr. lisa Washburn, ng. 90
In Marlboro, Of the Consumption, the llth inst
Mr. LemueI Ccbleigh, aged 20 years. Printers in
tiassach@cts and New Hampshire, are requested to
notice, '.4tfl