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ID artlett Certainty In Medicine, volume
ID Dalton Deafness and Diseases OF the Ear, vcuno
An Analytical Conpend of Medical Science for the use
and examination OF Students, by John Neil and FRANCIS
Quincy Smith, M. ID. volume.
Meiggs on Females and their Diseases, i volume +
Household Surgery Hints on Emergencies, oy o. r.
South, Surgeon 10 st. Thomass Hospital volume
Soly the Human Brain, volume -,
Taylor Posons, in relation Medical jurisprudence
and Medicine, edited by Griffith volume
Cbristison's and Grfith's Dispensatory, volume
Mler's Principles OF Surgery, volume.
McClellan's Principles OF Surgery, 1 volume ,,.A
Manuals of Blood and Urine, by Griffith Rces and MMk
wick M. d., volume. GARDENERS Medical Chemistry
volume. rs s li
80 And many other new works in the various branches
of Medicine and Surgery, just received BY
Oct4 ,- FRANCK TAYLOR
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CCHOOL BOOKS, the host copies the best editions
~ selected with great care purchased n
Sept. 6 r, TAYLOR,
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VT1I1E Kns ~ The Code of 1850 of
the General Court OF Connecticut; also, extracts
from hs lava and judicial proceedings Of the Now Haven
colony in ono small volume. l2i cents. :,
Sept rs F. TAYLOR.
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COULD NOT WALK.
TO THE LADIES.

GREAT FEMALE
Dr. Iownsends SarsaParln Is u sovereign and speedy
taton of the sysem no matter whether tho result of ne-
acnSan, '' " Sa'' PoA~ " "i's""'iy' nn'ess' OF
Su.i. 49,. l.. -, ,u, ,,x;.;.,s a., a.. ,.,--., ~,
NominR caI oe moie suPI,shB man hS inVRoraung Ell
tects on the human frame fersons all weakness and las
stude rom taxing IT. al once become robust and full of
crgy under It's influence II Immediately the
nerveossness Of the female frame, which great cause
ofbaxrenness.
tre ~ crhihit certiHcates Of c,res nerIored h S ma
ssnre the Afflicted Thai hundreds Of cases Ia Va hsa
"r..J -. -. " - 1880 ''S Dooi' TO-
Poi'cu " us'
n Me- VII. hr. ~r..,,v d.,raS e. aug u, ss4.
~ - 54s..S ~ wakness ana
a,. sd .a.. ~ pa,n and WIN other
M ana sso msasns % for such cases
the directions ysu gave In short period il
her complaints and reAtord Being grateful
benefit She received take pleasure
NJ. D. MOORE,
g si'F t - t-
trs TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED 7 ADJEs .--
Inns hxract Oh o.rsaPaiaa nus oeen expressly pre-
pared In reference 70 ienee complaints NO female, who
has reason TO suppose sne approaching that critical Pc
riodts the of ifo -shond neglect take as ia
certain preventive for any the and horrible
diseases to which females subject at this time of life
This period may be delayed years v using ths
medicine Nor is it less valuable for ihose Who are
PIosshns wo%anheod ]; calculated 70 s..., nature
deed this medicine = invaluable for all the diseases to
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AGE NCY FOR Ola s,
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L,ERDINAND w. RISQUE, Attorney and Couns ellor at
OF 81, Louis Missouri, has opened office at Washing
ton City for the OF claims against Inc United
partments of the government
He will attend claims of every description whatsoever,
sanctioned by law, requiring the services of agent at
Washington but those 70 which his attention will be par
ticulahy and specially devoted are the following viz
Bounty land claims for military services in the late
with Great Britain Applications for patents for useful in
ventions. Claims of all kinds arising out of the late war
with Mexico particularly for bounty lands or treasury
scrip; of pay mileage and for horses or other
the United States. Letters addressed him, post paid,
will be promptly attended He will also give his par
ticuar attention the prosecution Of the claims OF ndivd-
ua against the War Department. for expenses incurred
subsistence transportation furnished for the of vou
during the Mexican war; before being mustered and
received into the service OF the United States =
Fees reasonable. Office in Lakemeyers European HOTEL
Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 10Th streets
The undersigned take pleasure recommending to the
faithful agent TO prosecute any claims against the several
departments of the general government.
Washington City, June, l8iS.
W. ALLEN, Ohio, ARMIsTEp BURT, s. Carolina,
a REs9s, pf FSnsen
SIDNEY BaEEsE Illinois, L. Soc. GossE N.Y. Virginia.
JErsErsoS DAVIS, MI. VIZ. HALL, Missouri,
RtvsnDY JOHNSON, Md, Isaac E. HOLMES S. Carolina,
H. JOHNSON, Louisiana, GEO. s HoUsroN, Alabama,
JOHN A. DIX, New York, D. S. KAUFMAN, Texas,
E. A. HANNEGAN, Indiana I. BUTLER KING, Gorgia,
THoS. j. RUsK, A'NN"'' CHARLES 5 MoREHEAD, Ky,
JACOB w. MILLER, ~ Jersey, HENRY G. MURPHY N. Y,
]. d. WEsTcoTr IT,, Florida, DAVID OUTLAW, N Carolina,
j. r.. UNDERwooD Kentucky, JOHN s. PHELPS Missouri,
United States senator's II. B. RHETT, South Carolna,
Thomas Guilds, w. A. RIcHARDsoN, Illinois,
Brig. Gen. u. s. A. ROBERT G. ScHENcK, Ohio,
JAMES SHIELDS, A. ID. SINS, South Carolina,
Brig. Gen. u. S. Il. TRUMAN SMITH, Connecticut,
W. S. HARVEY CALEB B. SMITH, Indiana,
Col I'd Dragons, u S. Il. ROBERT SMITH, Illinois,
ALEX. H. STEPHENS, Georgia,
BENZ F. LARNEp, p w ToMrKINs, Mississippi,
dct'g Painter Gen. u. S. A. X. TooMBs, Georgia.,
A. w. VENABLE, N. Carolina,
W. s. PARRoTr, ID. WALLACE, South Carolina,
Late u. s. Sec. of Legation ]. WENTWORTH, Illinois,
to Nerico HUGH WHITE, New York,
G.. H. CRosMAN JAMES WILSON, N. H.,
Major and g. M u. S. II. Members House of Reps
July I3-3d62aw3m
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office Indian Affairs Sept 80, lSae.
c,EAlED PROPOSALS will be received the Office Of
y the Commissioner of Indian Affairs Washington. ID
O. until 10 o'clock Wednesday, the LIST day Of Novem-
Der next for furnishing the following goods in the quanti
lies annexed or herrabouts for the of the Indians, and
deliverable a the following places, viz;
AT NEW YORK
Blankets.
100 uars 3pont white Macknac blankets, 81
by ~ inches and weigh pounds
800 pairs ~ point white Macknac blankets TO measure
81 by s. inches and weigh pounds
pairs 2pont white Macknac blankets, 10 AZ
by 81 inches and weigh 81 pounds
pairs point white Macknac blankets, to 30
by 80 Inches and weigh A pounds
45O pairs lpont white Mackinac blankets 81
by 46 inches and weigh 81 pounds
pairs point scarlet Mackinac blankets 90
by ~ inches and weigh pounds
100 pairs point scarlet Mackinac blankets to measure 81
by 90 inches and weigh pounds
so pairs 81 point Acknac blankets to measure b6
by 81 inches, and weigh 10 pounds
60 pairs 3polnt green Macknac blankets TO go
by IL inches, and weigh pounds
so pairs point green Macknac blankets 81
by e. inches and weigh pounds
80 pairs 81 point Gennea blue Mackinac blankets, TO
measure s. by 81 inches, and weigh 10 pounds
$50 pairs 3pont Gentinela blue Macknac blankets,
measure 50 by u inches, and weigh pounds
200 pairs "a point Gentnea blue Mackinac blankets
measure 81 by 66 inches, and weigh pounds
Dru Goods.
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925 pairs 3pont white Mackinac blankets 60
by II inches, and weigh pounds
900 point white Macknac blankets 81
by IS inches, and weigh pounds
SIS pairs 2pont white Mackinac blankets, AZ
by IS inches, and weigh 81 pounds
$50 pairs pont white Mackinac blankets to 36
by 50 inc hes, and weigh Al pounds
500 pairs lpoin white Mackinac blankets 30
by 46 inches, and weigh 81 pounds
$50 pairs 3pon scarlet Macknac blankets TO measure 60
by ~ inches, and weigh pounds
100 pairs "a point scarlet Macknac blankets,
81 by 66 inches, and weigh pounds
SO pairs point green Mackinac Blankets 66
by 81 inches, and weigh 10 pounds
100 pairs 3point green Macknac blankets to 60
by II inches, and weigh 8pounds
rs pairs u point green Mackinac blankets 81
by 66 inches, and weigh pounds
SO pairs 81 point Genuea blue Mackinac blankets,
measure sc by 81 inches, and weigh 10 pounds
$50 pairs 3-point Gennella blue Macknac blankets,
measure 60 by IL inches and weigh pounds
IS pairs ~ point Gentnela blue Macknac blankets
measure "a by 66 inches and weigh pounds
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Lives insured, 70
MORRIS ROBINSON. President
SAMI. HANNAY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE SELpiNG No III Todd's Buildings,
Pennsylvania avenue, Agent
w. p. JOHNSTON, M. d., opposite City Post Office,
7th stIeet, Physician
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
of the company can be obtained on application al u"
agents office.
Oct 5-law4w MAT Init
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SEPTEMBER Report OF tho Mutual Life Insurance
- Company, offices No. 35 Wall street, New York. and
No III Todds Buildings, Pennsylvania avenues Washing
ton.
This institutions during the month of September issued
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D C,J
~ 0'
go S0 yards blue sr9nds
800 do fancy list cloth, blue
i ,S0 90 40 40 grass green
40O DO do do scarlet
a50O do save saved list cloth blue
100 do do do green
l2OO do do do scarlet
400 pounds worsed yarn, fold
$50 g 'd Do S Madras s'S AA do ''l''''
IS do black silk do
80 do g. do
,oo 70 DO a. 40 dbl.
5000 5000 yards domestic ca,Go ,;.
500 do Mefii@ao do. blue and fancy
GOO do UNDERSIGNED do
1000 1000 do do domestic checks s,pines and Maids
loo do blue Cotton driIIinp 'p' anu p''o'
A 20 ~ pna ,ci.im h
aW 90 ueu noklaH
1900 do hannels, assorted
500 flannel shirts
200 pounds linen thread
200 do cotton do
8 stos. woT;sdf gaI,ering
$50 gross fancy and clay pipes
$50 pounds Chinese vermlion
80. Hardware.
70 p poa ;an nass sass "a i, ,r..n
go ,im 49,, u ''' W III "o''
f S1 wv m' suua,y .,,s
1000 fish-hooks
zo doz hsh INES
' 10 ,"os %s' J
10 :. so.soss ~
,onU - s ais oo
10 su m,o
oaS e. ' 49, su. wo i,i
~ W ~ ~
AIeS and Hatctets.
- dor axos IN xxe;ob from Al ~ sl rornds
70 :" half ayes TO weigh "a nonnds
"a hatchets' to weigh IL IL bound
To ba delivered At the nlaca yuhere ,,,n,cc,.J 49, &;
the civ of New York or Phiadelnha as ma no
,vitho11t additional az ncn.e f' ~ ' ~ 'f'''o"'
agricultural Implements, &c.
There will also he reouired N bs deiv.r.d in No v,,,
- >. ~, 80. ~ " 20 III Vow Iork,
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From Professor Mott, of Ne,o York. and Others
The undersigned have examined DR.. Bannings novel
views the mechanical pathology of many affections OF
the viscera and believe them highly interesting and
worthy the serious attention of the medical profession
Valentine Mott, Stephen Brown,
Stephen X. Kirby, Alex b. Whiting,
j. Kearney Rodgers, H. Mclean.
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THIS instrument, which has relieved many thousands
i of breasts pulmonary, and spinal weaknesses and
distortion also Of constipation, piles and particularly
female weakness the symptoms OF which well known
can be had OF Mrs BALDWIN, the of Mr. Peter
Brenner tailor doors below ~ street, the north side
of Pennsylvania avenue. gentleman in attendance
gentlemen. Orders for instruments from distance
forwarded to DR.. Banning, 437a Broadway, New York.
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Sept. 5-eotlNov.
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DEATH By THE WAY sInE.-The stage in
passing between Rutland and Woodstock on
Saturday last, was stopped by the discovery
ii person lying on the snow, and partly in
the travelled roaI in ShcrLurn easierly ofihe
Top of the mountain. On examination il was
found To be the dead body Of Il woman who
had persisted ii ere, apparently Of cold and
{ lirue.-She WAS seen on Friday, travelling
with her husband, who left her on The night
If Friday. in the small house called the turu-
pike shauty. near the summit. He caTne 10
he house of Mr.. Sawyer, where he tarried
ihro' The night. The woman, il Is supposed,
in attempting to find her way onward, Re
came bcwi!lercd and sunk down where she
was 'ound.
The man gives his name as Joseph Durga,
says be IS from Burlington. and that !ic is 81
and his wife is 10 years of age. They were
Canadian French. A jury OF inquest was
held, which rendered ii verdict thai she came
10 her death through fatigue, old aye. and
ihcseverity Of The weather. Mr.. d. stated that
he had ii son in Woodstock. and children in
Rutland. and they were going 10 see his son
in Woodstock. Jfoodsfock 5Iercu7y.
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Troy, March IS, 10 o'clock & IL m. }
New York IS, 8 1-2 o'clock y. NJ. F,

The Steamer Caledonia arrived at Boston
ltst night. Tie Revolution has spread
throughout France. Al the departments
have engaged in it. The Republic is CON
anicl.-It has bcen recognized by the Rep
rcscntatives of the L. S, England, Belgium
aud Switzerland.
Louis Philippe and Queen have arrived at
Brighton, England, after great difficulties,
having wandered about among farm houses,
aal left France in an open boat. The Roy
al Family and Ministers are also in England.
The Chamber of Peers has been over
urned, and tides of nobility abolished. The
National Assembly is to meet Oh the goth OF
Members chosen by universal suffrage. All
Frcnclmrn Of u wears OF age have Il right to
vl.c. and all of y are cliaible TO the Assem-
tlv--to consist OF soc Members.
There has been some trouble with the
wo-Amcn OF Paris. The financial affairs are
ia = very bad condition. The funds have
faien enormously. The government has ex-
tended the time OF payment, for bonds.
( Steamer has bccn placed at the disposal
oi tie Prince de Joinville and Duke dc An
,nale. to 20 wherever they please. The Tu-
i%,lrric. have been turned into a Hospital for
Tl-anVn.
IN Bl,ar;a, thc people have risen and de-
laaldea Constitution from tie Ming at the
5yi.t ot the bayonot.
Mrttcrnich has resigned. The Prussian
people are ready for 4 reyolution, and all
Germany is breaking out.
In Spain, the Orleans party have been
,1crthrown. .Adyiccs Oh no outbreak in con
sequence of the French Revolution. The
Rows hal just reached there
In England, there had been some d;S:ur-
lai-cs. Riots at London, Glasgow, Edin-
rureh,i and Manchester. No breach OF peace
ia Ireland.
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THE AMERICAN
PLAN

Every Subscriber Of five Dollars is a member
of the Art Union for the year.
The money thus obtained, after paving ncces-
sary expenses. is applied, in the first instance, to
the production, from an American Painting, of i
large and costly original Engraving. in the high
est style of American Art.
For every five dollars paid by him, EVERY
MEMBER receives a copy of the Engraving. Ev-
cry Member also receives an Annual Report. con-
tanning the proceedings and addresses at the annu-
al distribution, a list of the members, &C., and
sometimes an additional Work of Art.
The residue of the money is applied to the pur-
chase of American Works of ~Art-Paintings,
Sculpture. &c.-varying in price from twenty to
several hundred dollars.
These Works of Art-the Paintings being rich
~ framed-are publicly distributed Iy lot among
all the members, on the Friday before Christmas
in each year, every member having one share for
every five dollars paid by him..
Each member is thus certain of receiving in
return, the value of the five dollars paid, and has
also 4 chance of drawing 4 Painting, or other
Work of Art of great value.
DIR. LATHRoP, having been duly appointed
Honorary Secretary of the A. a. u. for Middle
bury and its vicinity, is ready to exhibit engrav-
ings published by the Association, and to receive
subscribers names, make remittances SC.
Middlebury Female Seminary,
March 6, lS4S. 46
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dence be appointed 10 carry into effect the above
resolutions, and that they be authorized to raise
funds, and procure a plain obelisk Monument,
according to the design drawn by the distinguished
architect, \. B.. Young, and presented to this
meeting, to be made of Vermont marble, and
properly inscribed, and erected on the hill and
public commonIin this Town, near the Cemetery
where lie the remains of his parents and friends /;
and that said Committee also cause to be erected
a suitable iron railing around said monument.
Resolved: That said Committee be instructed to
keep a record of all sums subscribed for the a.
bove objects, and the names of the donors. and
that a copy of the subscriptions with a drawing
OF the monument and the cost of the same, upon
its completion, be sent to each subscriber.
Resolved, That Hon. Rawson II. Gillet of
Washington, be presented with a perspective de-
sign of the monument. that the same may be in
scrihed in the biography of the life and character
of Mr.. Wright. about to be published by him.
Resolved, That While we mourn the death Of
MIR. Wright as an individual, social and national
loss, we are not unmindful that there are broth
crS and sisters and a widowed wife, cndeared to
him by 4 closer connection and a deeper and
purer attachment-whose hearts arc wrung with
4 grief more intense and a sorrow more lasting,
and are entitled TO that sympathy from us which
we hereby most respectfully tender them.
On motion,
Noted, mat the following persons he o Com-
mittee of Superintendent, as provided in the a.
bove resolutions:
SOLO. W. JEwETT, Esq, Of Wcybridge,
Hon. SAMUEL s. PHELPS, of Middlehury,
Mr.. SAMUEL o. WRIGHT, Of Weybridge.
On motion of Samuel James Esq
Resolved That a Treasurer he appointed. in
whose hands all the funds shall he placed, which
shall be collected for this object. to he paid by
him as wanted to carry this object into effect
under the direction Of the Committee.
On motion of Doct. c. Billiard, +. G. Drake
Esq. was appointed Treasurer in accordance with
the foregoing resolution.
Resolved, That 4 copy of the proceedings of
meeting be presented TO the widow of the
Hon. Silas Wright.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be signed by the Chairman and Secretary
thereof. and published in all the newspapers IA
rorablc to the object of this meeting.
On motion, adjourned without day.
ELIJAH DRAKE. Secretary.
PHILIP c. TUCKER. Chairman.
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NOTICES.
A OF VERMONT,

DlStIlCL OI AuQlSOu. 81.
Be it remembered, that alta Probate Court held
at Middlebury, in and for the District of Addison,
on the Goth day of March, A. ID. ls4s,
Carlos IL. Samson, administrator of the estate
of HARMON SAMSON,
late of Cornwall in said District, deceased, pre-
sents his administration account for allowance
1t is thereupon ordered, that said account be con-
sidered for allowance by this Court. at the session
thereof to be held at the Office of the Register of
this Court in said Middlebury, on Thursday the
goth day of April next, at one O'Clock in the at
ternoon: and that said administrator cause no.
fice thercofto be given to all persons interested.
that they may appear and make their objections.
if any they may have, to the allowance of said ac-
count, by publishing a certified copy of this Or
der in the Aliddlebury Galaxy-a newspaper
printed at said Middlcbury-threc weeks sue
c~essiycly, previous TO the time of said Court.
jed S. Bushnell, Register.
a true copy of Record,
As Attest, Jed. S. Bushnell, Register. =
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DIED

In Castleton, on the 18th inst, Mr.. Vim.
bromley, a revolutionary pensioner, aged s..
In Woodstock on the 18th inst, Mrs. Almi-
IA Ferris Washburn, wife of Peter I. Wash
burn Esq, aged 81 years.
In Charleston, 5. C., 18th inst, Mr.. VIII
liam Henry noughton, aged 81 years, formerly
of Brattlcborc'.
In IIincsburgh on the 18th inst, Diana wife
of 4. \. Forbes, and daughter Of VIM. Palm
er, aged % years.
In n. Y. city, on the 10th inst, Miss Aida
Williams of Brandon, VT, aged 46 years.
In New Haven. on the 18th of March, Mr..
Moses Stow, aged IS years.
Printers in Massachusetts,, will confer a IA
vor by copying the above.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District of Addison, SIS.
BE it remembered that at a Probate Court held
at Middlcbury, in and for the District of Addison.
on the DIST day of March y d. 1913.
Alanson s. Barker, guardian Of
CRAWFORD S. CROOK.
of Salisbury in said District, a minor, son of
William ii. Crook, late of said Salisbury, deceased,
represents to said Court, that it would be bene-
fetal to his said ward to sell all his right and in
terest in the tract or piece OF land in said Sails
bury which was assigned and set out TO the estate
of the said William II. Crook, deceased in the
partition of the real estate of Ephraim Crook,
late of said Salisbury deceased, being an undivi-
ded share Of said piece of land and moves said
Court to grant him license TO sell his said wards
said interest in said land 1t is thereupon or
dered. that said application be considered at the
session of this Court to be he'll ut the office of
the Register of this Court in said Middlebury, on
Thursday, the goth day of April next, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon, and that said guardian
cause notice thereof TO be given to all persons in
terested, that they may appear and make their
objections, if any they may have, to said license
being granted, BY publishing a certified copy Of
this order in the Middlebury Galaxv-a newspa-
per printed at said ddlebury-thrce weeks sue
c~esSively, previous to the time of said Court.
j. 5. Bushnell, Register.
a true copy of Record,
As Attest, j. S. Bushnell, Register.
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diseases ONE and 90, that We may be saved
from wasting sickness, and especially that the
Jesolating disease which has recently renewed
its rayagcs on the Eastern continent, may not
h. permitted TO revisit these Western shores.
And recognizing the declaration of Sacred
Writ that except the Lord keep the city the
Waterman waketh but in vain" as containing
? truth applicable to all the interests and con-
Germs of men, let us commend to the protect
nc care of Heaven all our cherished and pre-
c.oas interests, whether pertaining to this life,
or TO that which is TO come.
Giren under any hand at EnOSJWgA, his
fourteenth day Of March, in the gear Of our
Lorf one thousand eight hundred and FORTY
,;gh. and Of he independence cfhe United
<.q;eS the Serenty-second.
HORACE EATON.
BIZ TIE GOVERNOR.
FREDERICK BILLINGS, Secretary.
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SCARLET FEVER, like all other %levers, COM
mences with nausea and sickness, greGt thirst,
headac he, rcdness of The eyes. &c. In Two or
three daysa pricking sensation is experienced,
and an eruption of IA fiery redness begins 10
appear, first on the lace and arms, and finally
a uniform redness covers the whole hody.
WRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills are
an easy, safe, and certain cure for this and
every other fever.
In all cases oil Scarlet Fever, said Indian
Vegetable Pills should be taken every night
on going 10 bed, in such doses as 10 produce
copious excavations by the bowels. This
course. il properly followed up, will in a short
time subduc The most violent attack of Scar
let Fever, at the same lime the digestion
will be improved, and the blood so complete
ly purified, that new life and vigoI will be
given TO the whole frame.
Sold in single boxes at 25 cents each.
Beware of COunterfeits of all kinds ! Some are
coated with sugar, others are made to resemble in
outward appearance the original medicine. The
safest course is, to purcha e of the regular agents
only, one or more of whom may be found in every
village and town in the State.
w. P. Russell 4 S. MOODY Agents.
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~uNfsDA1. .IARLH 20.
TReported for the Travellcr.1
For the GolnTy.

WAsHINGToN's DEATH.-It Is a fact not
perhaps generally known, that Washington
drew his last breath, in the last hour, in the
last day of the last week, in the last month of
the year, and in the last year of the century.
He died Saturday night, II o'clock Decem-
Der 81, 1899.
Our Correspondent is mistaken in SAYING
that the year 1899 was the last year of the
century. The present century commenced
Jan. /. 1901.