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q. $. HALLS DYE HOUSE,
20 CORNHILL,
BOS1 ON. MASS

nuR ENTERPRISE has no limits In con-
su'tihg tho pubic convenience. With
such SPIRIT in view, No. 10 CossHIll shall
Iehcc,nr,h he general nucleus from which
GARMENTS, DRESSES and SHiWLS,
"hsh dyed MI be promptly despatched, the
e.tnstion l. known,by Exnrcss--and exnense
AID one way, II not small sired packages.
W Direct TO e. 5. HALL, who for over Is
Dyeing. "
N. --shoPkeepers wishing 10 act asAgcnts;
IN any village, will sot be required to share the
c"Et OF 'reight, andwill be allowed q liberal
commission 2IG,,
May y, 1850.
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CARRIAGE TRIMMING.
GOODRICH A 6RAHAm

WI gSsi received froe, New iofs Steel
- sPnsc,. bfsss CAPPED fsueas and ooi.
a'oa Aits, btA,s baadsi Plated Dx,b Acroi,s
bash Francs. ra.a, Leather Rs,,..-r ,.;oth
Va carpet. Mats. Moss aad csr.so air, Bo-s
.. nt' ssd Hisgss to- Tsfs, by Nets. R.l,s,
Chs'hs &c ne. TIE above reods viii be .oid
4 hesrs thar can be oosghi e!se~here 10 Yer
is.st GOODRICH 4 GRAHAM.
",s' f..l-G4 ~ -. igi9. ~
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Remarkable Cure of bronchitis.

a, New York, Feb. II, 1913.
mcssrs ands;--HavinT suffered many years vi h
disease OF my throat, affecting the srynr ,turin
WHICH time was Treated with the most 1istinsush
ei physicians in Europe and the United States.
without receiving any perment benefit. but Gil the
time my general health and sire myth crliniu, and
The disease making fearful s-caustIc anil
cations were used, AMI whatever else was thought
noat efhcient for producing cure-bu, ! am c ond
uen' Inc uepiorable siustion in the Iarynritts
oe'ns accompanied with phthisis and great diiculy
10 breathing, would soon have iernTa led nv ijfe
had not obtained relief through the medium OF your
safsaTafia. ] must say entIemen when I com
Inenced using the sarsap,rila did not plsce much
confluence IN its virues-snd this will no, SUNRISE
yon when inform you l had tried more than mn
any succtss, but after TAX ns your satssp,rjIla fsn
weeks was obliged al last 10 yield 10 evidence -
ms marvellous spec dc has not only relieved but
cured me, aOd therefore think IL nv duly ,.,,I.
men, for the benefit OF suffering humanity ~ ~.
you I'M, sue''stion Of my cure.
i Con., very , u, DaPARENT.
ne above statement and signature were acknovl
edsed In our presenceGy Mr.. D. Parent a. i'm.
For The Consul General u France,
l.. BORG, Wee Consul.
I've io'l"w'ns Interesting ease 10 presented. and
ms reader invited In It's careful perussl Command
-, Ns~ Yo,k, Apr,, "a, Is.y
"es~s. sSnds-'' 'en'Iemen-Hsvins been long a A.
n,e'ea Nth rehsfs 'istihy, weakness loss Of no.
llter &c, receiving Lensf! from Tia va rn,,. 80
dies prescribed conc uded about thr.. me-, :.
u MAKE ~. OF your sssspsfiIa I now hsy, The
peasofe OF iniarminy you that It's effects have been
attended with the hspps.s, fesaits IN rs.,orins nv
nesh, ana a'a ihdacsi 10 add NY tsstm mon, 10 the
h."y Others you already possess and TO thos. desi
'ng iunhsf iniofnaiion ] will t-r.osaiiy giy, The
anieasis n my esss, and the eject. Of III lo,.
iAo's medicine. by calling at zs5 Bowsry. NsvYort
ioois Repeatedly, JANET MCINTOSH
Tbs eertihs, that Miss Jsset AieInto.b i. Inovn
. me, nsinbsf OF the Church 10 rood usaCIn.
lad wouby Of eoedIsnca spESrpr "s
m rasiof OF The Sscond Pres. Church Bfooklyn.
.fsps, reg and aold Wholesale xnd retail b. A a. 4
y ehSiH Druggists snd Chemist 100 Fui,on ~
oIho o. william, New Yost. Also b. Dursus
.asasf.uy thfousbnat the Unhed Ssies sne Csn Ads,
nee ~ per bottle, six Boiies as
LvT"sA DAsIsLs, Agent, Rutlsbd. 1888
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Men for California

are almost universally in.urirg in th.Company
because terms are So reasonable
hEAIs OF FAMILIES are anxious 10 insure in
tins Company safe Institution
SAtAnIsD MIS- are ensuring in this company
by scores
Hart troJkipr n,en.inycst In this comno,v la.
cause they regard it ~ the best of snviugs banks
'"!"y mp their earnings in fer their wives and
children.
IHrdintisfs invest with The company by .ak-
ing out roieies for life, because theyrerard il
~ good as money at II TO 90 per cent Interest.
Al cias'e. and conditions OF men ensure In thi.
in Hartford, when they meet with loses. then
pay cup" Mt once. WY
Feb. 10 Ee
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ever ono hundred fee, in length. Cited up with
special reference 10 the comfortable accommo
dntion Of passengers, and arc commanded by
men Of long experience, who will see that pas
sengcrs have every attention paid them
Families emigrating west, will, by calling on
the subsc riber be advised Of the most direct and
ceearest route, and be enabled TO procure tick
cts for any OF rho Wes,ern ports nj the loves
possible rates. For further Information. call on
the subscriber at the Railroad Office, Whitehall
WV. n. STEVENS, Agent
For tickets, apply to the following persons:
VIM. u. Ste, ems, on board Champla,n Steamers
A. Reed, do. do.
WIN. Gandall, Whitehall.
Whitehall. April 10, 1850. c3H
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ENfdN TToM LNfW,
Compton CO ana Health

Ort ~, lbF
my DsAr siR; know you will have tho hind
ness To benr with Inc iu enonarhng upcs your tina
while acknowledge In babah Of fnyself and W 10,
tho obiig feel ourselves uDds, N you In hs-
Ing made Known certain matters, contained in yov.
most invaluable Married Womnns Private Mednea
Companion IL has been worth iis weight 10 gold
to me. II ospress myself rather warmly. you viz
see that ! can not do % too warmly. when inforn
you Of tho extent to which have, through H. been
bcnelted. will state my situation when obtnin.d
your book through the n,erest curiosity hook uIsn
Il a. ono nf the mosi fortunate events Of my HE.
had been married soms ton yesrs, and III. isb,'
ofse"on shildrn. was long eyl,og unees.nsb
10 the end that might gain moderate CON po,socy.
but the results of my utmost rtons st the md loft
nv about where was at the beginning az each year.
and that only, with tho most mintsd economy ser
cling with barely tho nscessahes Of life. Finally BIZ
constant effort was beginning to have ih effect upon
my health felt Ices capable to endure ils cos,Iro
snce while felt the necessity ri perseverance
This constant, uDceasins struggle my psri ~n
imperative. in consequence Of the p~sstrsted sra
ton Of my vito with occssioosl intermiss ionl kH
years much Of tbs time con6nod 10 her bed snd n
course pablo Of inking tho charge and nsnhg.
mcut Of household sifsirs Her condition iron
causes Of which was ignosant OH what woah
have given had the six Year, b, live over sssrh
What would my wife have given 20 have been 'perd
the long days and still Onger nights pro~rsts on q
bed o. sickness - oil Of which would have bea
avoided. had thcn sssn q copy Of TnE M,sn'n
"ohAk's PRIVATE MEDICAL ConrAsios'"
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N y W S II a W L S.
SILK AND CLO1h GOODS.
NOTICE

IiiE Members OF tho Vermont Mu,ualrrc
l Insurance Company, arc hereby notified
That u" f"'io~'ng assessments hsvc been
mad" by the Directors on all notes in force On
the days following, To- vii
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q 70 = v.tA~st THE sovereign ssussv Nh, -.
..,a !, ssits,.sJ tsss yss sts sa1A tsta .As
~, We, Il beinfs II Ia 90 es~ thins I,
-. ss9fe &c poeiie for yeafs sns 4 ,os re-.
'"f 80 sh.ss "a. s.iI has,s,s n .hllL a i hsg
49, n'ALiSfEe, iG Fsltsa :. NJ ".
-N@ 81 'hs "-si'.~ % ist pa,t.s s.f..
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AGENCY OF DIR. y. =. FITCH'S
CELEBRATED MEDICINE.

{IshD by him with such distins uisbed s1ccess 10
The cure Of Coushs, Consntnta ion. Cata rrii
toRI,AinIs, &c, &c
DIX. T. = PIrCHs
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
shNaidrr bsees, inhsIins Tubss, and Lecture. on
."nssmPtoa sSd the art Of prrs<iriBg Life and
Health 10 Ud AGE a., &c
bRs- CHEEvER 4 REMICR
maze BRIT sp.'ntst Agents fcf tn safe or The aspr,
"ss snf w teep them eapstsatiy on hand al
ihsn siats. Ne | FREMONT TEMPLE, Boston
s s - A.. BACON, Lsd.ov, snd Dr.. JAMES
rS-n' Fifchs GUIDE BOOK TO ISysIirS
40 Diftcions ~ ft,.auiiHs iirAhi and itst
T. Mo'ser' ~ tia Asnsren,eot 81 Ca,Liren,d nay
~. sfs'sHS1s', by estny tf u vt The A -.ni. 90
sN's An extremely valuable bl1f. 500
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EDUCATIONAL N0kkS
srptstpsr
EnAyTu9 ~ YEASc 4 CO

II ofi~~oss AUTONOMY, Dee, fs,sIt., tAy.4
- tsi sss FsE<fles. As.asn,A ~ tsinss.s. sfsae
saies sef gstrats sisas1ia y, HrpiHsos.
ss'.ssr fffssslf - Ma Ia -,siRs T. sn.t. ord 80
~ - t"a'ssn'' AAssaFs, fAah'asi'. AZ, A.
,us,N~osr AUTONOMY s-s ,,,-oel, ara
'A'sfs''', asstnP'to, ihss5's e., 49, Ih5'Hsi
EpGiseN~ tiotsEA. 70, seiArt.. stsd.as,s.
80 rftsis =, ea's so 80
tpfiNSNr ErtNrtsy sinEnst. Js
fpf-fa ta.t f<senrs 10 tssi sri,Hrr tRsn-.
ElNt.stN SsnNEELN. r-sfs ietvs t.-efnc
- ri.io 80 'girSssai ff,s-''.'n',its, .ad tpo'
KoniN on. NtTrktL PuLUrurBN. vas
,so''s s'a s,'ss', s''rs,, 81 rts,ss asi'se' a.
rEkcr1rat llptfrfoN. ,en,ai.lrs uia.ita
irns q" liss F'ist 3T'~s ~ ksss.'s- srdFsb~ rf-Ss
ag So, -cicrtt. Of tss i~.g g'tts. trrr saa "a al
i.e Hssi te ss'i--fs seSn,ssatrd 4, tiIslansiofy
ss'-s ~ si-l- s,i.,ac ~ No ,'a'ie.@ Of IN
~ i;.s'iaf a,,s Ofat.;y - rsmUsi Me
.s.rt "a tsssa.
rtk HsgNoSi. New Collection Of pa,
-s"s, ,sssa ssr-i sod sfrsnsca 80 rGr iss, ihtee
B 90 t-ii t.sss MIA rev ~i AZ Erles ss'Frstu
." ht'"h-. "fo+ a. Sfssihal ~ stitr'ibs pls'
r-' f"c Uss ~ ffbsrts. Saainr Glasses sol Ssis
'iW'e, y, s~fess,,o Csto reso het et Ms.,c 10 ,hs
F~NAt ~.Atsrs saJ pisn,tcf ~ Mes,c IA ti'- Ihtnl
MOTIONS ,LlNENr. CF SCIENTIFIC AG
h-sH'H, - Ne enaorc'ina irtsrsc Sr'.aee a"d th'
. - "i Pal r.i frnies Frise ts.ay OF he Ar~
I"'s ,tAis Asf ouaut.i Sp,ie,y. ,oi iA'na cIo'h
ers.l.
/ -D,v WILL. AMP RHAr WELL, ., r.rs.J. ~
! urhitHS - Ss1G.i u tsrosirith, sutbsi Of Fets
I fsfky's rxiss, ,oi. Ignc.
! rHE rs,tD'S fiW>T BOOK oe EEAniNG All
h..'",. ~ i-rra.s u. howass, rosrhst Of ns~'n'
( 10 the Nee Nost stsis NsfwsiSohsrt
! t0rtIHi~M nF AGRICULTURAL GHtMiTRN
/ ard G~.nry hy James W Y J,hn,,or, ?, X. y
! he Aa,Aa' ~ i~v,nr.. on Agricultural Chemistry
J | vol Is,wo. tai ,-o-od.
SCHOOL BOOKS
~ every der' n'on. sarpl'ei, s.sissa'e and retail
al New Snrs lsiess
! bsot sellers Merchants. saJ Teachers. ran hav
their efiefs immediately executed the most nc
tHmnp-ist,ns terms; sod s">is sent, by express 0
'dhersi.s as they fosy direct
I Y. Tesohets sishiDs to exam ne any Of the a
/ love ~ioks ~iii Id~sse sdiret. u. n p. &Co i9i
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SAW MILL AND LAND
For Sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sale two hundred
- acres of lan1-"ne half of which is we'll
tmterej, the remsider divided into meadow,
Fastore and plowlani--.ituated on Cold River
IN Mendop, about four miles from Rutland De
pot. On ssid land are two dwelling houses,
'w" barns, and a saw mill lone Of the honses,
one barn and the Jaw mill are new baldings.-
The mill IL ia running condition during all
season. u the year. In the immediate vicinity
ct said mill is large quantities Of valuable tim.
Der. Terms Of payment made casy,-a part
down aud the remainder yearly.
CYRUS EDISON. IL
Msnd"n, Aug. 2s, 1850. %
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NOTICE.

,fia ehis,A sii ~ taIIs tt< L~stsssi . ., al
'ti' vtsls 81 ~ sssssoa u ks teharg 90 (sial-f
- ssefsssss % a. 81 10 tasargsxsis 10.
hNl'shd AL "hN'hai ksi'f'>i 10 - q. !. roe sad
i'h' i@s-r :. r,'ei Iilsf rad frsfE Cas-
"a u k-2sai xas ssiatsps f,e1s 10. .ssas e. ~.
'"' f"r''s~- S'~ ''ssfvb - tis it tie YiCibi'.
~ $50 rusd. 400 &stas sstaa s.r r.,st' an .s.s
f"~s = soiss pes - lac E"itss ~ EasiL.tsa rst
rea4 y - sOf.s u EFs,.a-s.
Wa. e. kITTgEIssg
b D LAN0fSS
~ HtpE
n 3 fELLks
S~s'ii'eH. N'ta - 49, n. .. AgEkh
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Office.

"a s'';sissstsaa all ss mAa. Ia III. -,,, So,
s'.~ 81 ~ iessslsisse AZ IA, STAT. ss.- "a !,
>t'.As. b. =. g. hsioos'si a. siisn
"u'aad ssF'ssBt,sr ltss, Islsp
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STRAY Horse.

~ ~ ttss ssAsztii.t ca 49, t.h a., q,
-.Fs ssss W 10 Issss,ses, ie Fsusfsrs /, Ia !,
sttis sassf "a txs a.. Asss te-t q. . I,
-, fs'sssS 10 70 ih'-s 80 s-0f po.~ "a f,.s
e"~tf 70 fs,aSipl ~ rrs-ss ,ss...,. a.. -
80 l.ss t-sf .sbs tgI,r, -
Ftistoys 20 az f-Jr =.
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NMjre.

>sas 80 AssssaSa ~ "a ssssAs gsess1x AZ. sr
ssss1osia s-sss sasss ga !s,-.sn,
n RfO.l
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1oWvn4EMTAI W0RX q STAr
UARY.
Is. II. KINNEY,

&uiPtef aud .aSSsmesiai BorLsy.
WoLLD respectfully snsosses 10 TIE pos
w i'e that BE isbsdI 10 locate E.mssli an
RUTLAND. VT.
,ef ihe purpose Of psrssins k.s pseseSs.aa an al
ns branches.
~ o'drfs FOR Basis. ststass. NoHsmss,.,
i.d yrsnpfly attended to-
The t.'t OF ieferaees gisa, ~ regard 70
ate 40 ces.gs, sfj sail ~ ssseal.ss.
itahiiiA hoie!, Rgiisai, VI, Jsss g, to
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MysTER1zs 81 sr.pscrNu.
CTtaltSt Dises,ery Of the l.e.

DID you ever uss Nc.
Ahsisfs All HsaIiss
O'etmssi , Ceslsiaiy
yoY hare fof there Ar
, lev n any, Who hsys
saot sssiieJ ihsms<ly..
RI Us curative qualities
zil oasy nseds thai 4,
i'on.lscs The I-roas u.
POS u thai it 10 really
'ssd hsiy Ihs lea, All
Ga extsnt. Eagairs 81
Va tehs Of tLDusss.i.
shs hsys been 10 The
tss'Ssh, wee ef ~, xse
~ Vs.tf ..t~.-
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"PHiLADELpHIA. Nov 90 lsf.
ada. A. NJ. MAuRIoGAU; Had known a tho 10
Private Medical Companion sorDs yesrs ago 49,
much misery might have ssssped have ssfsf,d
years from which y0s point out In your btsh
withost knowing what To do. obtained copy IND
found my case treated o. truss every fsusk Vii
avail herself Of tho information oonaioed h is psgsA
letter. ere daily received Of this sharsctss unss
resssry b pscseat
To those yc, unmarried. bat contemplating mar
rage. or perhaps hesitstins - 10 the proprc'y d
mourning thu responsibilities attendant uper II, To
importance Of being po-sssssd Of the Revelations coo
tanned In these pages % intinsssIy involving usi'
future happiness, can not he appreciated.
u TO- 81 oosr~, impvsrtraLlo 70 nosvsy n~s fsEy
the various subjects tresisd o. ~ they NJ BE
tore strictly Intended tos the married o. thnss e'r
iemps,ing marriage neither 10 n seosassry. sinss
il Is every duty TO beeaApe possessed a know
edge Whereby the saferinEs W " hirh vile. nth
er or a sister, may ~ s''.jscs, cen 10 otvnted
- Cspies win BE- .s.s - Mail free Of Postage
- the Purchaser.
~ On the seceip4 Of On. Doilsy. "THH MAR.
RiED WOMAkS PRIVATE MEDICAL CON
PANloN" 10 sent INHALED )resJ W any par ID ,hs
Tinted States All letters must be post pad .ae.Yt
those containing . rsu,itisncel sod Addressed 10 III
4. AAUhICEAU. hon iSat, Nov fors C1y
Publishing OMce No. Ies Liberty ~, New f0s
over ~ 80 Cep,es kavs hsss ss1t ~ sAIL
shinn u'ssc ls1<.shs " nh perfect satsfy ara 60
ts'sty
Eos kellsrs and agents engaged in its "lt
IRE making handione competsneiss from 10
ready aud extraordinary demand for IL, sSd
The extremely liberal terms afforded them
Active local and travelling SCENTS, tLroast
'ut tho CsiIsd Ssste. ndCsnads. viL be cup
Piled o. the same terms conmaniektious ar
eqoired 10 be postpsid ard addressed =. above
's'CACTlOS.--TL IEblie are esutiansa
'gsin,t yariou, es.ek-resniss intended 10 be
aimed "a upon then, initiating The title Of I've
ORR a. Tbs M.sri.d LAbiss' Medical Com
'RhioB, and rATiogs othsr titles. The title q
he work 1. 'TuE hasslro wOMANs Pa
ATE hID'eAl CSsfAsiOs, " Dr.
'fauriesSa. <iGls
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From a Pkysieios.
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES,
BsTRucTioks, IRREoulARiTiEs,k

How many arc suffering from obstruction or res
ularities peculiar N the female system. which 90
dsrrnins tlsiE health tbs effects Of which they
ign0rhn and for which their deiicoey brbb1s sotkts
medical advice How many suffer from pro'op'r'
neyI falling Of tho womb from uor -aibus wal
uess, debility, &c, Ao)i How many are In eons.sn
agony Cor many months preceding confinement How
many have ditncuh " not dangerous delveriss and
whose lives are jcoparded during such time. will Nd
in ito pages tho means CT prevention, snsiioraioa,
and relisfI
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LIST OF LETTERS

u Ddtc, al REiissG W
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L~.c Hen M~.
N'.re j"iip u
Na--y A.
Masa. trey
Icl.ouh ~
81 49, J q
ki,!is ti-r.o
Maei~'i ib'ir
Nj DAVID
orr,s're ,hrstT,i,et
Pratt iIfsr,
Pepper I" sfeu
irr,o! ID
Faye Eastman
fsgs 4
Parkef Sail, Mics
fufk,ns Saish e.
io~sfst iiAilIt u
i'arAe.s Sa,ah L
T'o~ets tb.fl.at Is
ifner la,ws II
iorkns 4
tase u
insua Mary iI1
taf'lo~ Mary
f'nn " ~
y" rec tl'ia's ~ Mrs
"o'n'''" ~ Hii's
n''f \ "
Ia, ias
Nrd iamsts
tsi'aId~'n hnius
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Ti"f'f "
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H'N 81" "
sh'ht - d
Tr''ih u
Shn'nId ~ ID
S'i w u
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N''"srr'srd }
Scuih'w tick D.S
SHsenls W Ms
Spfsxur W :"
sh. ven. James
Sads .Hrs SaFah l.
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NJ siaiAk..T Prrcs.i 70 Anere.. 70, al.
VI ~ >itacer
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SUMMER AnRANorMrNr.


General Agent for vcrtnsnt,
l.. G. BINGHAM, Willis,on
To whom applications may be cent from any
part of the State.
Central Once Of this agency, cast side Of the
Court House Square, Darlington, VI.
N. WARD, NJ D., Medical Examiner.
Applications may be made at any time al the
"Hicc or to the following named person., gent,
q Medical Examiners, who will furnish Ia IN ph
cts and any information that may be desired IN
regard 10 the Go.
RUTLAND COUNTY
Aor>rs-R R.Thrall, CountyAg Rutland,
Ezra Juae, Brandon; T.. 4. Hitchcock, rjttsrord d;
Chester Spencer, Castlet on Capen Leonard
Chttendcn; Silns " Hodges Clarerdon;A Bis,
Poultney. DE Nicholson, Wailinrsfori; Eav.
cite Potter, Pawict.
MrpicALExAMiSEas.-- (yrusPorter Rutland
+. II. Drnry, Pittsfeyd A, Kendriek, Ponltne,;
4 Hous hton, Pawlct; II s bowen, Clarendon
} ID Woodward Castlcton; Josiah w Hale, Bran.
don; John Fox, wallingford.
BENNINGTON COUNTY
AoESrs. Bingham L. McEowen, County Agents,
Remington; N n Batcheller, Ariin yton; Daniel
Robert,, Jr., Manchester; N Il Douglas, Shafts
bury; Cyrus Arlington, Dorset.
d1cdieoi Examiners. therMosciy. Arliu .ton
Swift, Remington; HID Mcaehan, Aanchester; n
Johnson, Salisbury.
Gnlifornia Life Risks.
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sICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.

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which enclosed one dollar 10 Your address sams
sahiy 70 hand would not have uosbled voc With
these Gaw lines, bot tha, l avn impelled BY scnse
II gratitude fcr myself and wife, to give Ss.er~nre
70 our sincere sud Heartfelt emo,ions
my vito has been pcrcsptibly SINKING @ soms
three ycars or more. In consequence al her grsN
gsish and sstIcrins soms months before and danns
confinement; every successive one more and msc
debiltated sui prsIate !'sr. putting her life IN in
n,incnt danger and which wns on the last orosspr,
despnircd of Isupposed thni this state d ,hnes VA
inevitable, and resigned myself to meet the worst
Al this time lnow shout two months ! heard yoo'
book highly spoken o. a. containing sene mAren
reaching my case. On its rcsipt and Psrusn', can
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mind and the 10y it, pages impaired to my vie en-
learning that the great discovery OF NJ N. De~
u,eaux provided . remedy. II opened pcnPeo' 70
nc which little conceived was possible No psu
mary consideration can ever repay the ebhgsiDn
am under 10 you Tor having been the moan: ID IN
parting u % the matters contained IN The MsrrnI
Wousn'A Private Medical Conpsnioh. bot H'
this. Gro another year would have passed over my
head. in all human probability my vito would h.v'
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-10
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical Companion,
ny pR A ~ MAuRicRAr,
vAoStstoa ~ pts0Ases OF wossv

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THIS WORK IL INTENDED ESPECIAL.
Nv FOR THE MARRIED. % tbose oon,enpi.
ting marriage a. it disr!sscs tmportant sccre ~6sf
should he known 10 them par,ic alarly
Hero, every f,nals--the wife. the mother tho
me either budding into woman'ot-l or tho on IN
tho decline Of years. in whom nature oosemp,si
On important change discover the causes sym
toms and the ,nnst efficient remedies and m~si Ger
tain mode Of cure, In every oompa'as 10 which Lfs
see 10 subject.
The revelations contained In ts psses have prc~ eli
. blrssing TO thousands. tho ,nnumershle lc,ssu
received b, uc anihor (which he 10 permitted BY tae
writers to PUBLISH will attest.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18

THE UNION OF THE CITY.-The Delta has not
vet learned to bow before the majesty of the people.
II succeeded in obtaining from the Legislature an
lppeal 10 The people, new charter was submit d
20 the popular voice. and rejected by an overwhelm-
ng vote. Not six months have passed, and the
CITATION is renewed The taxation is undoubtedly
ieavy, but as was shown last year, to the saiisac-
ion of the people, this is not owing to the division
Il the city Unite the three municipalities, and
probably $4,000 may be saved. At the proper
lime, and when an election is approaching, where
he question may be again placed before the peo-
ole for action, we shall be ready to discuss any
new measure of reform which may be brought for
ward, 1t will be difficult task to persuade the
people fthe Second Municipality to unite, until
hey can have the majority in the Council. few
years more will enable the people of the Upper
Faubourg to control. Then, as Benton said to Mr.
Tyler's friends, we will think of it.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18

condemned, but we are credibly informed that they
were made in Louisville, and placed in the Knox
vile new three years ago. They were repaired
and tried thoroughly only three days since, and a
new certificate from the Inspector had just been
received. 1t is idle to speculate upon what might
have happened, but it is singular that no one on
the Levee was harmed and that the loss of life was
not much greater. A half hour and even less than
that, before the explosion crowd of thirty or
forty persons were Immediately in front of the
boilers, nearly ALL if not every one, of whom would
have been swept off, had the accident occurred
sooner.
As to the cause of the explosion, we have heard
nothing worthy of notice as yet and we cannot
give even "a conjecture. 1t was said by some that
there was no water in the boilers, but those who
were near the forward part of the boat were COM
pletely drenched and the fires in the furnaces were
all extinguished