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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-02-26
Art of Living with Others.

In the first place, 1t people are 10 i've
happilv together. they must not farcv, be-
cause they are thrown together now, that all
their lives have been exactly similar up TO
the present time, that they started exactly
alike, and they are to be for the future Of
the same mind. A thorough conviction OF
the difference of men is the great thing 10
be assured of in social knowledge--it is 10
life what Newtons law is to astronomy.
Sometimes men have a knowledge Of it with
regard to the world to agree with them in
ali points, but are veNed at not being able
to drive their own tastes and opinions into
those they live with. Divcrslies distress
them. They will not see TINT there are ma.
nv forms of virtue and wisdom. Yet we
misht as well say, "Why all these stars ?
why this difference why not all one star p
Monv of the rules for neoplc living torcth
,r i, ,.aco f,lloy from ibe above For in
st,nc,!. M, ,o interfere nnroasonnblv with
n,bnrs M, ,o ri1iruln their tastcs. not TO
oupstion and rentiestion their resolves. not
,o ;ndulr. il, nerpct,al comment on their
nroccr1inns. and TO delight in their having
n.hpr nnrs,its than ours are all based upon
= tboronob ncrccr,ion of the simple fact that
thev nrc moi rs we.
cr..
Aho'her Iu't 'oi ''l,'s n'PI,'N WIN ON
'rs Is 10 a'I'u ia, my S.ooN s".Jecls Oh as
nu'alo', 1t my ""I o"S "nV" Pvol'o
hNe much ,o-e'u'. ''i". ''V! come 10 nave
certain topics "'.u"'' ""''" nom irce'i"c"'
disputes' mere S sue" "g'u"'n oi angry
words, mO.'inou ',,,'! ,.,r anu .'o 'Nu' '''c -
rlsln" suuJeP' OF u'i'G'enIo , ne.onVs S'al'u-
ing suHlec'o ol ",u ,l,I'V LIZ - " 'e'.c''-
cY IN an MINOR ui,p"Hi ~ ~ I;''' i uoT" , 10 IT.
again. p'OP,I,' -" ~ ''Ie "T'' '''e'hci
'hey mus, NOT ho'u 700 l':u.n 10 'oSlG' ana
suppose that every 'n','G l. 10 DC sT,'iea ov
snillrlent reason. Dr' 'onnSoh saw 'hS clear'
~ wiih REGARD TO in",il'u people, "Aen ne
sad " re'cheu "Sulu pe 'i'e par apoVc
an names OF "iG'cneu'esS D''I N',o snou'l De
hoomeu 10 auJus' py ie"sr''' e,erH morning.
al the minute ue'h,'s o. a "orncs''c u"Y'
Hu' 'nc "pl'0a''o" s''Ou''; W 'iole @ @sc"e'',
'hah he l'"''e At. neIe - no ''ile ior suoh
reasonIn@'' an" morning 'h"' Is worm 'hem'
Ana "ncn we recoi'o'' l'''" 'Wo '"WSers or
two roli'lclahS can 70 on c1h'cnl'ne' ana
'here IS no emu 1i one-s'leu reasoning on
any SUBJECT we sh"Il hot DC sure mat such
contention IS the 'houe ior arriving at rum
ou' Scr'a'h'y Is ho' "'e wa! ~ arrive "'
go3d temper
IL you "ou'u DC io.cu "s conp"nIoh' !,,
"to'I "''ocVss' '.'i' ''o'l WIN
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-02-26
The wife of Bulwer the Novelist.

The Washington gossip of the Charleston
News, in recent letter, gives the fol-
lowing particulars in relation to the lady,
who, in consequence of domestic dissension,
thought proper to lampoon her husband in
novel:
The wife OF the novelist was n Miss
Wheeler. She was the daughter Of most
respectable widow, who lived in Park News.
small lane, running in the rear of Seymour
Place, May Fair. Mrs. Wheeler was early
left widow, with one daughter, pale hand
some, slender girl, who chanced to attract
the attention of Edward Bulwer, then fresh
from College. The attachment was ro-
mantle one, and soon discovered and siren
uously opposed by Mr.. Bulwer's mother.
But the lovers found sympathizng friend.
who occupied room up three pair Of stairs,
where they frequently drank tea This fe-
male friend ultimately succeeded in marrying
the young couple, neither of whom, she
thought were " long for this world" But to
her great surprise, Miss Wheeler afterwards
turned out to be among the iaitest of wo-
men, and Mr. Bulwer the most immortal of
men. The aris,ocratic mother was soon re-
eonciled to the match, but the daughter was
sroh at swords points with every member of
the family, her husband included Bulwer
bore her incompatibilty" as long as he
could in FORM and finally bought beautiful
house, IN the county. not far from London,
furnished It exquisitely, and supplying her
every earthly want, except his own society,
left her TO expend her eccentricities on her
dogs, which, to the number of upwards of
dozen, were her companions In point of
physical strength, Mr.. Bulwer was much the
weaker of Ihe'two, and, it was whispered,
was often made TO feel it,"
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From the Home journal.
Old Maids.

Ladies are periodicals, and there is n day
Of publication, and certain disparage-
meBt of - back numbers 1t were useless
10 deny. Even under this disparan ement
however, they have been beautifully writ
ten about, ds They would not otherwis ,
have been as Ninevah is embaimed and
theme lor poetry now, when, had It's lot
heen the common one OF cities welded to
decay. il would have left no memorial
What exquisite essays have been pcnned
upon old maids!
American old maids, however, are differ.
ent from Oriental old maids, and different.
we venture 10 suppose, from the conlnu-
ance oi lruiI upon the tree in any other ma
ton of the world. They are old maids
from choice.
This is the "lrcest country on ear'h -
to marry. Any apprentice, any clerk any
youth beginning business or profess, ion
can-as the correspondngly situated in
Europe can mol venture TO make a whole
with beler half. This class of " impru.
dences," as they are called in England. is
encouraged by public opinion in America,
on the ground OF good principles aud a
spirit Of enterprise, Heaven long keep u
thus nationally imprudeni. though we see
signs Of The other fashion coming about.
and we fear there will soon be no birds
caught except such as bring their cages
with them. We are trying not TO write an
arllcle on The subject, but wish (geolog-
cnlly.) 10 testify, after examining the stra-
IA OF old maids ~ various countries, thar
Abe Spinster Americana is a spontaneous
species and Of proud individuality thar
~ altogether of d primary formation
There are not six old maids 10 AmericH
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-02-26
Lines to a Polliwog.

Dweller in the watery bog
Embryo -prototypic frog,
Wigsling waggling Polliwog,
Wiggle waggle! waggle wigsle!
Like n COW when flies are eating
Her, or females fans at meeting
Ceascless, ceascless, is the beating,
Wigglc waggle waggle wigglel
Lives of great men all remind us,
That's the way 10 leave behind us
Wakes by which the world will find us,
Wigglc wasglc! wagglc wisgle
| have seen tn. world, and round it
Journey'd much, and still have found it
All the same, where er sought it;
Wiggle waggle wagglc wigglel
lie who waggles most, will surely
Skull his boat the most securely,
10 the port, and all by purely
Wigge waggle waggle wiggle!
Once thou vast spawning egg;
Waggling brought thee tail and head,
Waggling soon will start leg
Wiggle waggle wagglc wiggle!
[1he CoRcge Mcmi, VI. University
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-02-26

GooD.-At a feast given to party Of tho
free and independent electors of county
which shall be, nameless, we sat next = s,pr.
dy yeoman; whom we saw examining. With
considerable portion OF surprise and inquis.
ilivcness, a silver fork which was laid for
him he took il up, looked at it. felt its prongs.
and then, with disappointed air, laid j.
down again. In minute or two aficrwarde;
the fish was handed round; whed his plate
was placed before him, he turned to the
waiter, and, holding up the silver fork, said
Young man-here-Ill thank YOU to
take this away, and bring me spoon wi'oul
any Sits in it!"- Er. Popr.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-02-26

The Bellows Falls Gazette claims Hon.
Thos. Butler King as native OF that village.
-lEddieLiiry Regisief.
Yes, and we have just learned from la
dy who used to visit the family, when she
came TO Great Falls, as the place was then
called, to pick. blucberres, WHICH grew very
plcntifllly where now stands 1mmahnel
Church, and other buildings, on Church bill.
that about the time Thomas was born. Mrs.
King had her fortune toid BY An, Indian Of
the ST. Francis tribe, who predicted that
this son would be the great man Of tho f,m.
lily that he would GO into far-uf land, OBJ
tain great amount of gold, and become a
chief or great man., The prediction may bs
fulfilled. .-Beiioits Falls Gassife.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-02-26
Suspira.


TAKE them, o Death and bear away
Whatever thou cNnst call thy own!
Thine image, stamped upon this clay,
Doth give thee that, but that alone
Take them, o Grave and let them lie
Folded upon thy narrow shelves,
As garments by the soul laid by,
And precious only to ourselves
Take them, o great Eternity
Our little life is but n gust,
That bends the branches of thy tree,
And trails its blossoms in the dust
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-02-26
To MY Little Daughters Shoes.

Two little rough-worn, stuhbed shoes,
A plump, well.trodden pair;
With striped stockings thrust within,
Lie Just beside my chair.
or very homely fabric they,
A hole is in each toe,
They might have cost, when they were new,
Some fifty cents Or so.
And yet, this little worn-out pair
Is richer far to me,
Than all the jcwclled sandals arc,
Of eastern luxury.
This mottled leather, cracked with use,
Is satin in my sight;
These little tarnishcd buttons shine
With all diamonds light.
Search through the wardrobe of the world
You shall not find me thcie
So rarely made, SO rightly wrought
So glorious pair
And why Because they tell Of her,
Now sound asleep above,
Whose form is moving beauty, and
Whose heart is beating love.
They tell me that her wavering steps
viii long demand my aid;
For the old road of human life
Is very roughly laid.
High hills and swift dcsccnts abound;
And on so rude way.
Feet that can wear these coverings,
Would surely go astray.
Sweet little girl !. be mine the task
Thy feeble steps TO tend!
To be thy guide, thy counsellor,
Thy playmate and thy friend J
And when my steps shall faltering grow,
And thine be firm and strong,
Thy strength shall lead my tottering age,
In cheerful peace along
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-02-26

A WARNING FOR THE PARKMAN
CAsE.-The New Albany Ia.) Ledger
announces the return to his home of Mr..
Delany Greshman,o of Lafayette township,
who disappeared mysteriously in August
last. lie was last seen near mill where
a dead body was afterwards found, and
identified as his; his estate was admin
islered upon, as of one deceased. He
has suddenly returned in good health,
having been, as he says, detained away
by sickness.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-02-26

&C. The contract for building the
Vermont Valley Railroad has been taken
by r. g. q l. Schuyler, of New York
at $500, ,OOO-ihe road to be put in run
n'ng order as soon as July I. 1851 an
assessment on the stock has been order
ed, payable on the 10Th of March and
il is intended that the cars shall be run
ming through from Bratileboro to Bel>
lows Falls before the close of the present
year.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-02-26

"Whai under the sun can he the
cause of that bell ringing to-day?" said
young Sam to his friend, as they ap>
preached a country Village.
EFF was to express an opinion on the
subject, " returned Isaac solemnly, 81
should say it is my deliberate conviction
that somebody is pulling the rope"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-02-26

TnE SOBER SECOND TnoUGnf.-
The CabotvilIe Mirror states that Voting
lady of that place, disheartened by the
iaithlessness of her "lover," sallIed ont
at night recently with he intent of conf
mitiing suicide by drowning. She walk.
ed into the water lew steps aid turned
back-lhe water was rather too cold
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-02-26

Nor so The New York Herald sta:
ted that Francis Schroeder. Nominated
as Charge d'AfIaires to Sweden, had
been rejected by the Senate. !, is un>
true-he was favorably reported by the
Committee OIL Foreign Affairs, and has
been confirmed.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-02-26

~ The New York Mercury is re-
sponslble for the following neat pun
"liow is IT that the trees eau put on d
new dress, without opening their
trunks 2"
1t is because they leaUe OFT their
summer clothing
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-02-26

~ There is little brook flowing in
to the river Dee, which person may
stride across, aud by doing which he
may be at the same time in the kingdom
of England aud the prIncipallty of
Wales, in the province of Canterbury
and York, the diocese of Chester, Latch
field aud Coventry, in tie counties of
Flint and SaIop, and in two townships.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-02-26

% Ma JAMES has recently publish
ed a novel called "One ofa Thousand"
upon which Punch excaims, "Only
think, nine hundred and ninety-nine are
to follow n
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-02-26

20 A bill has been reported in the
Virginia House Of Delegates, appropr>
aling thirty thousand dollars per year.
Tor the removal of the free negroes to
Africa.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-02-26

~ 81 would advise you to put your
head in dye tub, !" said joker 10 fair
haired girl. " In return, sir. | would
advise you to put yours in an oven" was
The reply.
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And back between n and n ThuYpday.
sasl From PTneston At M swics wei. Msndsy' and
zsaBy Fssdo1ia, Marion. crsndsn spsins. md Salem
ar To sahhisnd BY I N nsxt dsyss 81 miles p
And back bst.esn N Tuesdays aad Fridays and
sasa From Princeton q u oness week, on Monday,
$50 BY Long Pond and Walons lrft 81 rc13 8eeA
To Csdn BY m, ~ miIss ~ snoE III
And back bstwssn y and II m sAms day.
523s From Princstm q n n, once week, on Monday
BY Chalk Level and Mc0aries; 3pa tfsa
~ To Msdisonvils by N. 90 miles asna 6sfa
And back between q m and p m Tussdsy.
' sS w ms1 Grove 6.%s c.:i bs 81 .i .a.
y " pres. morgsp6sld, and Ralsish gsss ga ~
To shswnsssown, ILL.,. BY No. ~ miles,
And back bssvssn s 4 % and pm "wednesday y
With two additional weekly TIPS on the Is miles BE-
yond Mosssn6eld, leaving that Office 1t 9 . m Thur
day and Saturday, and 6hawn esown Il one p m same
!. day, through IN Q hours ssch way.
rroposaI 70 end 1t Morgan6sld ere invited Er
s235 From Marion at m, ooce week, on Tuesday,
BY WsIhs's snd Csvs-n- Rock NJ ns1 R1s
To Equality BY p m sane day, ~ milss
And back between . m and p N, nsst day
1896 Prom Salem q 2 a once wssk, on "Wednesday,
M ~ by Berry Ferry toM .asieH nav u4y4 atFl Il
TO G0lconds, illinois, BY IL m, 10 niIssg
~ And back hstwssn p m ssd p =, same day.
1897 Pom Mumy 1t 9 N. oucs wssk, on "wednesday
b To New Coscmd !, nss fssa i5h -f,
By II sams day, 10 miles, .gs9 irsa
1nI And bssk between III q and . n, same day.
Levvsesvils DIsndsiIIs, Melvin, wilssn's Crssk.
Msy6eld, Clans River, Fsmlneson, sna Leaudsr 10
Boydsvile Tsnnsssss, By II nsztdsy, 70 miles !,
And hsck bstwesn Thunday. and m next day,
Proposals. 70 a. Lovslscsv1s and extend 10
,ep Paris, "a milss IN Ill, srs iuvitsd- n w s1ef
s2ss Fro1 Psducsh q =, ever oshsv Day 81,
s BY Exshsnges 6ymsonia, and Bsnssp So,
To Wsdcshsro' y IL a, 80 .niIss 49,
s.1g And beek bsswssn m and Al P - ams dsys !.
q, Propessb 70 sxssnd via Munsys Lscpss Grove, end
Cosyssvllt, Team % Pssis 70 - in I'll. viii
s...il b eoasldessd. steo.s4t estss4&M wv
$40 Prem nhndvins q = onss Wssk. Tuseday, H'
~ BsGb Onhss end Haselwoeds II y x,r.3
r. C1edouh, lnseIA ,, 3 = 49, ~ - Milo !;
And ~ tGe&stu n md 3 pm, Mco3ny,
$780, ~ W., ~ - shrss tslps wssA are h.
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10 shepkng " 10 % ssms dsya i6& nGss;
~ And bsck tssWs@n 4 p = and y same days.
Viii thipd vtskly Trip betwssn Forest 1ssseat and
Carlisls bstwssn fhs houn = 81 u asds m Mssdsy.
BIAS Prem Msy,ills = ~ p tsies svssh. Wednesdays
By 0srnsnsoss. BrookviIs Coursbouss Po-sr.Aqe,
Pleasant RIDGE rsImouth, Grassy Creek. Fisksbuny.
a and Pinefs Gross Roads $500
TO wsho0 BY 8 N nsxt dsyA So miles,
.le ana oseA between m Mondays and Thursdays and
With third weekly tip between Maysvlls and Ger
~ nsncWn, leaving MsyriIle al 5 q m Monday, and
usman'o~n q m same day, through in four
Bll7 From Poplar Plains m once week an Tue.asv.
e. wv. N P1unms's Mills, White Oak Hill Trplest Cbris
~ 49, osk. and Liuls Sandy J., sss9s. ~
10 Wsst Liberty By next days 81 mles.
As3 ln6k boewssn . m Monday, and D m nert dsv
bl4e Prom Poplsr Fiat Il on Fridsdsy n
80 70 Couoosd 81 10 N, miles; fs4 sffFs n
And back between II : N and p m medsya
si4s rpm Grvson q. r. q ! p m week. Thursday,
III IS, ~ rsvosuburr. Lios Sandy, end West Liberty
: VA II Hssis 0resn hy p psxt dsy, So miles q
And back between s am "Wednesday, and IL IN nsrt
49, ewefs days ttsN & rft# VI fsai fHft H.
siss From Grsyssn cosr.hcuss y sam once vssa 90
q ~ 0hIjes and 0ses~up Cours hso~
10 French 0rney Ohio, by IL m, - snlles3 Il
Ar tack bstwssn ? a snd = ssos days
Sfsi - 0.ayssa Coo'sheu's = Ios ~ssk On
), nsIfs Qol "a rsu. II sIaos. sss \
xslSsz Ss'ss'i . - tss.s, .sss s = "a ssy
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Ard hack between . % and % Monday,
Poposs f trips once iortingh' are invited also to
si7o Pom Richmond a m. twice swssh. Monday and
Fridays ~ n s .0 ~. F.s.sss.ts ~ +
To Irvine By m, 20 mlsss ee.
And bach between n and p N same days.
Proposals for three trips week are invited.
si7i From Irvine At I N, once wesl, Friday, ~
N By Proctor, BoonsvlIe, and Ssrton's Mills; ~
To Manchsslsr BY N nett day, SO miles
And back between 9 : = Wednesday, and P m nsrs
si7a ron Jackson !. 4 =. ono. |. week. Thund.y,,
To Crochsasvlls By ~ N, 10 miles sI III
And back between . and p m.
si7s From Perry conrshsuss q m. once -est, On
BY Besls,s and Noun. Welcome a i..l-'eg
| !. To Manchester By 9 > N SANE day As miles
And back between s : Saturday, and 9 m same
day. go M $50 49, 4
By B'.sss.l,iis . WAs.ss,s. ~ sam. Day,
And s.sl between ) !. N and sp y sysry other Fri,
dsy. . "a Il. 1850.
~ Propossls Tor trips once Z week are invited ss
5tgg From HatIsn COURTEOUS Il 10 =, once 10 two
weeks every oshsr Friday, Viz Poor Fork 70 Bra
shsarsviIs BY m nsxt day, 80 males Z
And back bstwsen 10 N every other Saturday and
o N nest day. sh EA t'' IN
psopo.sis icr srips ono. week ~Ilb considered.
sI7s From cumbsrIand Ford q ? N. oncsa week. on
b. Il Fou,saps, Ls,ches, and Hadsn Courthouse 70
jsnes,lIe, Virginia. By ~ nezt day, 81 miles Y
And back betwess m Tuesday, and p M next
day. A 49,. "a, ". ~, .st-..e.y .
sr.z7 Fron London It M t~ios week, Moad.ys and
WsdcssdAys, w .si.s.. ~. Y, -. J.
esA And bsa bstwssn 9 m and Up N. Tsssdsys and
Thursdays .45,4 ,s.. -. s
si7s n. m Lonton Il M three times week, Mondays
W. sdnss3eys, add Fridays II. \ v, 800. VI .....
BY Lynn 'C~mp Bs,Scc'srss. ~ L,sa, Cu%osr-
wall. sTennsa,ss. Sycamore, Thorn Hil. Beans sss-
y lion. AID MashsIrs Ferry. % RusssiIvIls, By s p N
psxt day, as ajles; ~ i.a,,s
And bseG dNtwsss 8 m, Mondays Wednesday,, and
M Fridays anal - - nsxt days. 80. 4
si7s F,om f.osaon \ y, swiss ~ssk. Moed.y' and
By wosdbss and RosGio,d's % whiie, oourshouss.
~ IA ~ sss~ssa . and ; > :. Tsssasys ~
Thussdsy~ VI 4 W. . NJ u
siso From sosns'sst 4 ~, occs week Tuesday \,
BY 0rundys Dsls4 ~ Babsitt's . LoRams y 8 p
= nae day, - miles ~ AZ n
Ard bsch bsswssn ! . and =, wss.Asiaya
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enneesees " Jamestown and Kingston, 10 The rail-
.pt road q Chattanooga, are invited - MI
aws sBy Rocky Hill Peters cresk Dry Fork. and TomP-
To Centre Pointby IL m nsrt day, Sc miles
And back bet~ssn 2 p % Tuesday and p N Wed
saos From 6isssew sss7's m u-wsslly, Monday, We'd
nssdsy, and Friday, ,N,sf
Ftl To ThSss Forks BY 10 . m, 10 miles, n vi n
And bsck bstwssn 8 m and 9 N same dsys
Proposals for trips svey other day are invited.
~ Qusrs = Whether necessary. gsftg detkaf
5ao7 From Dripping Spring q week. on Mon
BY Brownsville, Isehssd, Hudsoavillc, H.rdinsburs
ssu and stsvsnsport, N rlaae1r n 80 ~
* To Rome, Indiana, BY 6 merit day, II miles,
And back between 81 m "Wednesday and 8 m merit
la day. Gae8 z selNs = 3 y t@sf5a' -. RI AoTg al
Proposals end this route ii Brownsvile a., inv;ts
also sepssss Poposas for the ssrvies between Hss-
dinsburg and Rome. y F&s3 asa 80
5soe From scosvile q week, on Saturday |,
By Allen sprnss ssaisTs
!. ID TO Bowling Green By - N, ~ miss,
3 And bsck bstwssri N and p m same day lt
oSos From Bowling Green q % m every other day,
AZ By Wccdbuns Fnpkln, MtchelviIe (Ts.l Mulov's
Tyus Spdngas MsnrksS's Csssk snd Pless.nl Mn !.
sa To Nashvills ~ Sp m ssms dsya IS miles, \
And bsck bstwesn . q and 8 N ssms dsva tN
$40 From Bowling Green q 8 m ever Other dsv !.
BY South Union snd AIEaou 70 Rosselvis = II n. !,
IN Themes = 2 " DsyssiIs Eksoo, sd Fsirvisws
TO Hcphinavils y n, s. nileu T4- IL
+ And bsck p Rsassnyills bsswssn 81 u sDd u Is /.
tAenss y bowling 0tsn b ~ M
Proposals. y ipsIs& bssea viss sises Yin y on
sass - - z sy = sSdliissd svssy sshsr ~
viis all = Assssh = = hour "a ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-11
DR.. KUHL'S MEDICINE.

A b Y 5 N A NJ X Il u r f
UNOl Colds influenza, Cosveness, Piles, Affection oithc
Il Kidney and Bladder, Gravel SC Fluor Albus, Weak
ness and other Female Complaints.
REFERENCES.-Dr. Kuhl's numerous Agents have
Transmitted him. the gratifying testimonials, all in
cious and supasse all other medicines DR. Ku refers to
the communications which have recently been published,
gentlemen who have been Agents Tor number OF
In North Carolina: Pher s Yorke, Concord; A. s. ID. w.
Honeycutt, Gold IIill Major Dugad Mcllugald, Moore
county; Col j. NJ. A Drake, Asheboro';C &. Pugh Gas
ton; Jones, Watson Co. Chapel Hill; DIR James r. Cal
lum Druggist, Milton Woollen Brannock, Wentworth;
In Virginia: Col c. d Bennett, Ptsyvana c. H.; Kirby
Anderson, Laurel Grove, PttsylYana county George H.
Barr p NJ Abingdon; DIR. Tn j. Obenchain, Buchanan;
Alfred Wilbon Charlotte c. ". DR. w. H. Haseltne,
Martinsburg; Saml Dmkle Orange c. H.; f. Ii. Akin
son, I.ynchburg, SC.
Ertract Of communication receired from Col. C. d.
BENNETT at PHtsy'ronia C. H.. ia.
The Abyssma Mixture has long since been disposed o,
and the patients had 10 procure it from other agencies
occurred rhe cured persons recommend not only IN tho
highest terms to other PATIENTS but warrant it TO the III
recent cases, that it would them in four days 'hs'
kept strictly to the directions
8y-Pricc per bottle 10 cents, 81 %, and y 80.
AGENTS:
F.. II. Atkinson, Marshall House, Eynehburs,
Major VIM. Ieltwich, Otter Bridge.
A. Pierson \ Co., Stoner's Store.
Edmund White Big Lick.
Geo. w. Shanks, Salem.
j. NJ. Phelps, New Market
Geo w, A. Raine, Appomaox C.. II.
VIM. ID. Jones, New Store.
w II. Middleton, Druggist, Farmville.
lhos liickson do do
Jan 14-wly