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1.-THE PRESIDENTS PLAN

Is thus Succlnctly described oy tie 0ePuoHe
ii, is known that the recommendations OF the President
cd in two simple suggestions OF ndrlce First mat
MIA shall be admitted into the Union as State WIN hcr
constitution as she presents herself; secondly mat ~ ex-
co be admitted aso when she shall form oiaie Cons-
on conformably with the Constitution of the U. States,
and present herself applicant for admission IN e
mean time the people of the Territory might be 1911 under
the protection of the military forces OF ns oneo s; ~
be governed By their own ioca iu"s 1ho "'aao' " "
they are accustomed. CO.. -.
Ihe immediate admission of California as State and
The prospectyo admission of New Mexico as Stae-lhe
contingency Of her admission dependent only upo e
nlicaton with constitution in her hand in conformity win
he Constitution of the United Satesthese are inc TWO
features in fact which constitute the whole OF Inc frcsoen
policy in relation TO the Territories
In view of The jealousy felt by all Republicans OF military
government and OF the ceury indicated opposition oi inc
Executive 10 the rights of Texas and OF It's advocacy OF
curing ,he whole territory New Mexico woud not be as
criminal "a Il is foolish in Congress to adouwhou ad
hi. whole ma.ter1 Not content with the outrage Of
,ndno California in hot haso to come in as State, the
ps,dsnt must apply his hotbed system to New Mexico
abe TOO though neazre population and In every way
untitled for the high duties Of State sovereignty mt''
through Presidential interference be thrust into the Union
with all her imperec,ons on her head Surely the Afternoon
Of Congress should be aroused this important suoec
and instead of angry discussions Of which the puoc ao
sckeped out wise counses should guide them 10 speedy
and proper adjustment. AT oil events we nope 70 rec '
vote taken and the question decided one way vi '
other The suspense Is ANNOYING, and mas an nu
rious effect on the public mind 1t is better to Rno" '
worst so that the country may be enabled to take s own
position TO protect itself.
In snoths column, we give fuller sketch of the anima
ted discussions ofhs address adopted by the Nashville
81. falno ororh
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COMMISSIONER WATsoN's OFflCE,{
n RICHMOND MAY %, 1850
;? PHILIP w CLAIBORNE Executor OF William d Clai.

L uft, Nccsasc.
- sinoor Ccmt of Chancery for me Richmond slrsui,
b. ~ y eeiee rr un The 2sh March, 1850 IN suit oetwcsn
s Wellington K,nnon EIccutrix Of the last Will and ss.a
ottfsy keanon decease; others pantine anu aeos'
"N' cia,borne deceased YOURSELF in the capacity o.
" "e '1hi William d Claiborne deceased ana onss M w
beverley Kennon deceased and e1seuirf Of s
E s1a.cn, plaintiff, and George T. Kennon ana c o.nsI.
aii IN third the same paintin anu oSos'
atl others defendants; directed The undersigned as Con
70 axe Certain accounts; you hereby noiihea .a,
Ia ulSa Monday the ped day or July, 1850 al the hour oI -
nee Is h- and place which shalt pr9ces,u :.
aies required Of me In said decree, when any
s.hs With such papsrs and vouchers you may have "
Fi-cln wx. =. WATSON, ssunissisass,
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Adjourned to iarse o'c,o'... 7. NJ
r. III Edito1 9f he Union
-. ID -. n. -


H0rsE RKpREeES1 Arivgs, jane ~, lroU
ear Sir Nv attention has been !fecicd to an article -
the Union of this m,r,ing reprinted from the Richmond
Enquirer which, after explanation Of the acton OF
Virginia the subject ot The slave trade in the Dlse "
Columbia, this sentence occurs:
"Tnc ACT done ard Justify H. hf declarations ''
leading Southern men In Congress referred "a ,h"r
them Governor Brown Of Mississippi who r,P9.'Gn 20. M p'
extending over The District ;he Ia" Of Maryland F M 10
lton of the ,rnde in slaves brought in from nIcaH '"
which nothing more is proposed hy the Hene hI.i.
lid moi report IA il extending over HE Di.'ncI ,h'
laws Of Maryland G,r the abolition oi ihe t.ade III sa'''
did not ralo. bin Of any kind 10 Abolish me sase "
IN his district On the contrary refused 10 ep"f! ec
bill AZ he request cf he comnif',' On NE ps, ,n y
cninmL, nf which a member, dra19titd b.ii :
sronrpss The slave trade at Districts AID modelled a.
ar ihc Masissippi statute thai SUBJECT Dr. i''a'.s -
Ohio reporled IT, w! not rt'pass on yonr columns "h
an exclamation Of This transaction IL may become he,'s
sary for me speak Of elsewhere at greater engih h'
eel st liberty 10 do through your columns Inc use u
which an now asking ar' oil justice and enatesy
Won will allow mo say however, that the bill draneh'ei
bv me and reported by DR. Edwards contained no claus
emancpang slaves brought into The District in violation o'
Ina PROVISIONS That principle discussed in committee
and was rejected and for which may take sonic
other occasion give. Very respectfully your obdt ay
A. G BROWN
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,ns RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
nre,,svEp nAiLI AND SEMI WEEKLY,
ft"s,,,N r.. & THOMAS RITCHIE, JR.


~ r,,sr dollars per annum and al the rate OF eish
F,en 1a, M shorter period than one year For ths Semi
NeeAF be paid the Office, mitted by mail post paid
sc 1ss sa a the end % Of ,s ys.ST ,a ). ~ -.
nce The OF the Editors. the postage ef al sf
ss,'e @ h. he The postage Of single letter IS scarce
r n 10 the II the accumulation oil postage, IN
&m my srsness which operates serious TAX upon Editors
; ess"''' TERMS OF ADVERTISING
ryr D.IiI ENQUIRER For fifteen lines or less first IN
u ~ > and every succeeding insertion, twenty hve cents
ooc- week, twice week. or three times week. thirty
3ycscr charged fifty dollars for thirty lines and IN
ION Advertisements OF greater lenth-eAeeP' Lottery
"a Auctoneers, who charged loo dollars (paper neud
TIE sENlwEEKLyF"r fifteen lines or loss hrs' Insertion
. ~ il,ance must be accompanied with the advance rsy
&c ,rf,,s re seences, 10 insure execution
. r.g-.es and Marriages ,e country, whenever the
- hli writing unknown us must be authenticated ny the
M The Postmaster the aaishborhod or they wii In ho
mai. shed cry that has been taken 10 prevent
and oi.sas kas proved heretofore unavallng we must
s,s il such upon the eoinnnca'lons bele err
- IL, asnr Postmaster rrinea on The dGck G fx e"er
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~ UNIVERSITY OF yIRGINIA.-PreLle DAY
The exercise Public Day the University vii: TAX
place on The 29th June commencing early Eor The
several Literary Societies will h. addressed by Ey P,een.
TYLER The annual Address before hc Society of s!anE
viii delivered BY 3Iuscoe r. H. Glrnc;f ca. iS
Tie nnl.ic are rtsneeimlly .nvii..l Ia aiIand.
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We ulGVlsTaHH lIdl NI' 'IOuV VT - ''e ~, -
proposition about the Missouri line on nonaay su ~, ~
oice to sec IL brought forward being perfectly willing
accept that mode OF adjustment i can ss if
according 10 our expectation snccecd we may see
rhe scacrn senators rally Upon some othsl mode oil com
promise which may settle the question We adopl ns.sr r
aon And NAV We not hope that o The southern Sc
majors viii in case OF eea adopt the other alternative "
Tic nencn 10 tie cnnnrgl-[ ,Satt -slau's IEion.
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ENORMOUS LUMP OF GOLD.-We yestsTday ha'.
me pleasure of examining large number of rich specimens
.! California gold Among them was one wagn & mr,g
~ baying while in lguid state run among some quartz
rocks i was found near the Marapos about three fe ne
o, the surface Of the earth s5000 offered Tor on .e
spot where i. found, but il is supposed % oe
until il rround up and assayed The big lump Is now he
pro5erty Of Mr. Fl p. Williams who arrived In ,his citS
Yesterday on board the steamship ohio--s " 1ca3"He
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THE HuNGARlANS IN THE WtSr.--tiog. ;aiit
~ and his companions have rarn Xsi On ita} =
land In Iowa IN ih Grand River some hunii 1nt tor
miles southwest Rdognn and there they propose T., -
iabIish themselves The place hs propose u aii rG;
after the capii: city at thei. EGivs county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-25

CROPS.-On one of the largest wheat firms on loves
James river the rust has, within week. diminished III,
estimate of very large crop oneird An average roi
is all tina, is expected.
The rain on Friday. followed by the hot snfy weather
the next day. enr extended the rust and made ea
havoc among the wheatelds in large section of country
After The rain on Saturday afternoon however, lie weahe
became cooler
end Just from the Charlotte reeion reports hr "bar
CO prospects as worse in consequence Of The non
pl,n,ing for want Of plants &c.
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In smother column, givea fuller sketch OF the anna
ted ofhs address adopted by the Nashville
vsntion, than ths Telegraph furnished
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.

The Democratic party in Chesterfield are reicSf' ~
meet al the Court House Of their coGn,r o3 hoA1'! 'o
srh Of lmy Chat being Cor day for The purpose OF u m
ing delegates 10 t!e Disct Conve"'i"n 70 he nei ~ re-
,r-a;rg The - ,!v ii Juiy, 10 nominate '"':d,,'
f;rorse. Chesterfield and the of Peershntel IN lAr
Convention 10 amend the State Constitution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-25

: ' h1sJIn..,. an., .ln.r DeIendrnis.
:auae not having entered his appearance and
acceging of Assembly and the rules OF THIS
aP9earing by satisfactory evidence, that he Is not an
o q this Commonwealth 10 ordered that the said defend
:ae rules TO he held in the Clerks Once of ha said
iho a., Monday In September and answer the bill Of
@ I'M, copy Of this onicr be farhwith inserted In
"iaq. published in the City Of Richmond for months
a posted the front door OF tue S!as Court House
l S -! ~. Copy Tese, r ROBERTS, CleIx.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-25

n C!tl y, Y-vfRGIS1A At rules held Ia the Clerk:
Or Cel.'; Cou II observation-disclosures, on the 9th day o
w., 10
IL p.r Fl. Ia ,r.je under the style and hrm OF Kelly, Ball
&: Conplzinsnts
against -, -,
wl.rr H. Hanson, William Hansos John Minsksv and
h ~, e T,ehnI, Desud2s,s
n,! psarancs ard sscuriy according 10 the ast
e5y he rules OF this Court and appearing 1y sas
yrncs ha, they are inhabitants Of this Commonwealth
tered In tho sal. defendants do appear he,s the aTst Mon
August nex and tho plaintiffs bl and that copy al
forthwith inserted In newspaper pablishsd III hc
s Richmond I months succ.ssivey and posted at the
b. .sg. cf the Court House Of this county Copy Teste
\ tLAYR.ooE. Attorney j. T. SIIIH " -
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CrNBERLAN" COUNTY, COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
T aries Interested he foregoing decree Of HILL adminsra.
v. DC Endce amt TAFT, same, Will please take
- ihave appointed Mondy the sh day o! July next be-
&c h,u 10 and OF that day. office. hG!! mile be.
5e House. for The taking OF the accounts therein
~ and place they will attend with he vouch,
1s Sc 81 rs 20 enable The commissioner execute the
u.r,l 0: hin. If from any the accounts Should
,sp RI above they Will De kept open 10 the
,l ,ae ml;h. a. whicn the report vii, be made up
gre is-c2.w2w HEZ FORD, Commissioner
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In NCHASCERY-VIRGI>lA: :-Ata Court OF QaartcIy Ses.
s1 Ne County Northumberland, at the Court House.
. :. !J.a lay OF May, 1885,
aas Burgess and Benedict s. Burgess Executors Of Bsne
y Bcrsss deceased CoHp.ainalts
against
i.rss 4 Smith. peieauaht'
i. isnan, c. Smith harm. entered his appssrancs
sc,y according Assembly and the rules o.
Tour appearing by satisfactory sydsnce that he y no,
Com" onweah II is ordered that Inc SAID dsiend-
,s4r sle on The frs, Monday August and
h aud that copy Of this odsf 5s forthwith inserted
ans succey posted the from, door OF The CosT House
rs ccuaIy. Copy. Tss'e, , . .
BthexsEiL, Attorney J. n Siiih' Y =
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;, coMMISSIoNERs OFFICE Williamsburg, May 2, 1850
49,, q The named John Densuyiis senior @ 81.
are hereby fed 10 produce hsr claims before me IN 10Y
tie civ cn or before the 10Th day Of August next with
= sustain the Unless they shall do So on or before Una.
Viii te barred the benefit Of the decree rendered IN 'h''
iMe ii-.ewsw wM 81 MOODY. NJ c.
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oNNlssI1NER OFFICE LOUISA CouRr HOUSE,, MAY r. 1850
is rc Interested above decree are noiifed that have
h day June. $780, for the taking OF ihs accounts
S--i By said decree a. we'll he taking OF deposition o
a s ONCE Louisa Court House, when aid WHERE me! aTs
.t attend papers and vouchers necessary to enable
~ ,'yt ant accounts .
Vas ----nhm n,NIn N uIlNIER. c. l. G. s G l.. Z.
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l Cow and William anj others, Defendants
!e sa!. endsgis John Crow aud William + Crow, ne
their appearance and gyen security according 70 A'
Assembly Of this Court and appearing By ga
o.y a., eace that they inhabitants Of this Common
ordered that tho said defendants do appear here At IN,
be holden in the Clerks ocs Of said Court The frs
y August next and the bill OF the plaintiff aaa Sa
his order be forthwith inserted ia some pub
C.!y u Richmond and contiDasd for nonlhs sue
s hal another ,31y posted the front door OF ts
Nv 4--c2m j. O. POLLARD D. c.
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which conclusively proves that
"Truth is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF
rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.

REV. DIR. LANDS, A CLERGYMAN
If New Jersey OF distinguished aainments and exalted
reputauon;-
SIDNEY New Jersey July -, ISIS
DH \. II. CHHtsrir-Dear sir. You wish to know Of
what ha. been the result in my of the apph
ay reply Is as follows:
For about hrenfy years had been suffering from Dys
pep~ia Every year the symptoms became worse. nor
could Obtain permanent rehei from any OF medical
treatment whatever About fourteen ears since, IN con
sequence of frequent to the weather IN the dis
charge my pastoral duties became suhec to severe
chronic Rheumatism which for year after year, caused
and 40 consequence of preaching great deal an my
own and various other churches in this regiun, was
attacked by the Bronchitis which soon became severe
to require immediate suspension of my pastoral
lahoTs Ny system thoroughly proshaed,
and my Bronchitis became worse so also did my Dys-
pepsla and Meumauc ahectionthus eyncng that these
disorders connected with each o.her through the
medium of the Nervous system. In the whole pharma-
coppia there seemed he remedial agent which could
reach and recupete my Nervous s. stem every thing
that had tried for this purpose had completely Jailed
At last led by my friends to examine your lnyen
ti0ns and Though with very sanguine hopes OF their
efficiency determined to try the effect Of the application
Of the GALVANlC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the
MAGNETIC FLUID This was in June lsi6 To MY
GRrAr AsroNisnMENT, Two DAYS MY DfsfEPsiA HAD
GoNr ~ EfGHT DAYS WAS ENAHtkn TO RESUME MY PAS
ronAL IAHoRs ! siScE OMITTED SINGLE
M.ric AFFECTION HAS rNriRrIY cFAstp TO rRorHiK
MI such is the wonderful and happy results OF The
experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many
who have been likewise suffering from Neuralgia aneo.
tons They have tried them, WIN H.rFf RESULTS,
BELIEVE, ~ EVEN, cAsf.
/ am dear sir very respectfully yours,
ROBERT w. Lands.
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LAW AND LAND OFFICE,
Eo,I I'm W.

injury FLINT ATTORNEYS AND CouNcILLoRs
~ AT Law and SOLICITORS IN CHANcERY
Erasns w. Drury ofthe late firm ofDrury & Eastman
Edwin Flint.
Messrs d. & +. will practice in nil the Courts in the
State and give special attention collecting and
throughout the state of Wisconsin, Northern Illinois,
and Eastern Iowa. They will also attend to the pur
chase and sale of Lands the payment of Taxes the oca
ton of Land Warrants, the examination OF Land III
Ties, sc.
The most satisfactory references will he given To u
correspondents In New York Boston, Baltimore, PhilA
dephia Wash nginn Guy and most fIhe principal ellie,
Refer 10 Hon Milo l.. Bennett, Asahel Peck, ESD, u
X Pangburn Smalley 4 Phelps, and G. D. kasson
Esd Burlington j. Warner, Esq lion. VIM Nash
MiddlebuTy. Dec. lsi9l3i:l
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A Positive Gain of Nearly so Per Cent

nN-,rv,s nrNI7INr '1,.yT . - .1 y
In NeIo Enreiopc and Bores If Much
Larger Sise!i
THAT Incompatible and truly indispensable family
saye, Dnlcy's Extract being extensively Countercitod
in the Old wrapper caution the public against this dan
gcrous fluid Avoid the poisonous cnunterftt aud huv
Dalleys Ext act only, in HE New Wrapper and iargr
Boxes. You therebv avoid the danger attending The
of the cOunerfeii-escupe impositipf-nfc certain 0
getting The genuine nicl-and gain nonfly 30 per cent
In quantity Of the ointment. Mak-the symbols on ih'
New Wrapprr-ihe I naugc, Serpent, sun Dove Lion
aud Eagle. OF Read the new circulars for 1850
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OVERWHELMING

Merchants anu nom those of every station name ana
drgree among mank nd-al OF which without one nis,
senng objection, pronounce This Ointment u ne ropH.
As day bv day tunobtnsivolv extends its sphere of
action along the borders of vast county, ana j. c
cuatcd throughout lis extent new evidences OF us pow
oped Three millions of boxes are applied To distas
within the Tour years has established the astounding
fact beyond the power of cavil, contradict ton h"
tits lNFALLlBLE in the cure Of all Iumors, ulerlsl
Sores Burns 1cltcr. Piles, Sefotula Eyslp las MT
blans Scaid Head sore Eyes Qumsy, Group hh'u
matism, Broken Breast Agur in the face, toins &c
II completely restores the lsskNsiBLE PRESENTATION
and by Tins opens Ulnse avenues by whlch hHu
intended In eNpe the morbid matter OF the BODY -'hu
is The system ceansed, The blood purified aud Inc hoau
restored -
Wholesale aud Retail at the Grand Depot, l4l FNi.
ron Street, NeW-Y York, and by all Druggists through
out the Uniied states !. MALlSIER' Sole Pf"pI'i''
ION III futon ST. y
AGESTs Middrbury, wm +. Russrl and M"nuy
Bristol, J u. Nerdham Orwell, Caum 4 Nnsn' yer
gennes L. Huntington, and w 4. Sprague
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Hartford Life and Health In.
surance Company.

INU RED CAPITAL 100000.
General agent for Vermom
L.G. INGHAM. Willston,
To whom applications may be sent from any
part Of the State.
CENTRAL OFFICE OF THIS AGENcY, East Side
OF the Court House Square, Burlington, Vt.
n. WARD. NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
Applications may be made at any time at
the Office.
Information, ifdesired, furnished, at this Of
fee, or by either OF the following gentlemen,
Agents and Medical Examiners 10 the Com
pany. -
ADDISON COUNTY.
AGENrs.-Cyfus Birge> County Agent, Mid
HeJ,uy; Ira Bingham, Iegenes; Calvin I.
Bingham, Ner Haren Calvin c. Tilden, Com
rail-: WIN. b. Martini OrrcH.
MEDIcM. EXAMiNERs.-Zach. Bass, MdHe-
Luy; Joel Rice, B,dport; David +. Page
h5rclan; Nalhap Gale, Oorcl; c. w. Hor-
ton, udjry G. L. Stone, 1Ionkton Chas D.
Stone, IayennBes'; o. G.. Eells, ConcaH; F..
z. Wheeler, Bristol
RUTLAND COUNTY.
AoENrs.-R. r. Thrall, County Agent Ra-
land; Ezra June Brandon; Henry SmondS,
Piusj6rd Chester Spencer, Casdeton; Capcn
Leonard, Chhenda,; Silas w. Hodges, Cldr-
cldon; A. Bliss, Pomney; d. l.. Nicholson,
UdNingfd: Fayette Potter. Parli
MEDICAL ENAMlNeRs.- CYRUS Porter, Rm-
iaDd; f.. II. Drurv, Ptns1ord; A. Kendrick,
Pouitnep:A. S. Houghton, Pamlet s. II. Bow
en-, Claiondon: J. ID. Woodward, CaSt'cton Jo-
siah W. Hale, brandon; John Fox, UaHing-
tara,
ON THE MUTUAL PLAN,
rhi, company will insure at The usual rates.
and in three particulars claim the superiority
over al m@l''Hi Companies. .-,
rron,,b. wn,nal Insurance Fund instead ot rho
eu,jre crne,ses fine Comnanv annually.
Jnd f;ivinr scrin cerri6ca,es ol n,ofts each
roar r.vallr in cash when Two hundred thous.
and dollars has accumulated as a reserved mu-
tual innd s"ch scrip bearing '"'e'eSfI'om a0te ana
"unI'I"e ti;,;, ., ,to ,,sr,l ,r,,r,1 rrna
3rd' In addIuon 10 me usual Mutual r uho
anu resi- We" u9 Gu ''o'i, ~
Suiets the SUN, ois lu'iu Gu tl'o"Sdn'
uu"'INi anu an t'e l1sei "a lu'u ',,e I'm
STOCK insurance Is p'euseo ioi Tue pay inen' o
iosNeS'
| ON THE JOINT STOCK PLAN,
Tho rates are reduced one third the amour
charGcd on The mutual plan,-the Company ia
limo onlv ,rJaf II is ,rorih. TO- insure lie xiv
On a,non1t FAR river, lime instead of takin,
more Than an e1nitable sum ana afterwards
naving hack mari one's orr, ,uonevandcaIIin
s 81 ,s,,cL ,ro6i The preat advantage of mi,
made NJ INSURANCE over the mutual dian ma,
he inns illustrated Snprose a father at Nh,
noe of thirty.two wears, resolves to expent
twenty-five dollars perannum for insurance OF
| his lie On the Mufudi plan it will secure hin
policy of one thousand dollars. On the Jain
took plan the same twenty-five dollars will sc
Cure him policy OF one thousand and five hun
bred dollars.
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1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis

have been reported to DR. CHRisrIE and his Agents
within the last two years, which have been entirely
restored
o. car. ANnRrw +. ToNrs of Brooklyn \. " had
not been able walk step for four years, and
so helpless that lie had to he fed The most celebrated
ply sicians gave him up In five days after he com
menced wearing the G,lyANic BEnr, NtcKtAcE, AND
BRcrrls he walked across the and in three weeks
he had perfectly recovered his health Captain Tones
is seventy ears OF age.
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A G E y o L
DR.. S. S. FITCH7S
CELEBRATED MEDICINES,

Used by him with so much success in the cure
Of Cough, Consumption, Catarrh, Aslh'
ma, Hear Diseases, Dyspepsia, Con
orrhea, Piles, Female Complaints, &c, &c.
ALSO
Dr. S. S Fitch's Abdominal Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, Inhaling Tubes. and Lee
lures ON Consumption, aud the ar Of pre-
serving Lifeand Health TO Old Age, &c.
Or. W. p. russell has been appointed
Agent fol he aJOre Goods, amt lcM kept them am
aaAHy on hand at ms Drug lSi0reiR Middiet'y
n Dr. Fitch's "GulDE Book TO lNVALlpsi
and Directions for Promoting Health, and In
slructionsio Mothers in the management OF
Children" may be had, graiuilouslyi by cal
ling foritatthe Store asabove. An extremsly
valuable Book. ~
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SALT FISH 1!

Goldfish, Mackcrel, No. l and ., aud Sal
mon, of superior quality, for sale al The Cash
Store. r.. l.. FULLER.
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WV j. NJ. JEsURUN.


Here Is announcer, nearer huHt.
New York, Jan. 5, 1880.
Messrs. Sands, -Gentomen,-l have great
pleasure in acknow lodging TO YOU the great hene-
iii have received from the use oi Your Safsapa-
rlla. subject Of pulmonary disease, made "a
voyage to Europe, but while there continued to
be afflicted \ few weeks after my return, WAS
sliced with violent homouhage Of tue lungs,
and from the debility and great prostrauoh o'
strength that followed, with the prolracted DIM
Guilty OF respiration, am entirely relieved 10y the
use Of your Sarsaparilla, which consider a most
important and truy valuable discovery in the heal
lug art. feel that have not for fourteen years
enioyed So good health as at prescn'.
Very gratefully yours, :. Z. SEl MOkL'
Preparcd and sold wholesale aud retail, by \.
B. & ID. SANDS, Druggist and Chemist, 100
Fulton.si., corner of William, New York. Sold
also by Druggist generally Throughout the uw'eo
States aud Canadas. Price 81 yer bottle; SIN
botlles for So.
For sale by w. p. Russell, Middlebmy'
VI, A:3m