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PURELY MUTUAL.
THE
National Life Insurance Co.,
Office State-Street, Montpelier, vt.
GUARANTEE CAPITAL---S1OO 600


Life Insurance is the poor mans wealth aud
good Investment for the capitalist"
OFFICERS.
Dr. JULIUS Y. DEWEY, President.
Hon. DANIEL BALDWIN, Vice President.
DIRECTORS.-Julius Y. Dewey, Daniel
Baldwin Paul Dillingham;, limo p Redfeld,
Julius Converse Edmund Weston, Homer w.
lleaon, Joseph Is Danforth. r,Albert L. Cat
lin, John a. Page George w. Collamer Grin
Smith, Charles Dewey
BOARD OF FINANCE.-Homcr w
Heaton, Albert L. Catin, John A. Page.
MEDICAL EXAMINER.-Ori Smith,
NJ d.
CONSULTING Frederick
w. Adams, NJ. ID.
SECRETARY.-Iames T. Thuiston.
LIFE INSURANCE.
It is an institution contemplating unmixed
good to mankind"
We invite the attention of the Public to the
principles of the National Life Insurance Com.
pany.
The Charter is liberal and particularly a.
dapted to the wants Of all who may desire 10
embrace such an institution. 1t should be EN-.
braced-
LIST, By Husbands and Fathers, to make pro-
vision, after their death, for their widows and
children.
I'd, By the young to provide for themselves
in infrm age
Sd, By creditors to insure the loss which the
death of the debtor might occasion,
9TH, BY the borrower to enable his repre-
sentatives, in case of his DEATH 10 repay the
loan.
5th, Those who save little from their daily
labor, or yearly income, should invest it in this
Savings Bank, that it may be beyond the reach
OF accident, and that the widow and child may
receive " their own with usury." 4Itf
j. S.BUSHNELL, Agent for Addison Co.
{. G. Z. CLARK,M. D., Medical Examiner.
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ALL NATU R E
SEEMS TO Wear AT This TIME A LOOK on
CHEERFuLMESS!

Tho frequent rains aud the genial rays Of the SUM- all
contribute to hasten vegetation, and cothc the land
scapc with mantle of green. The husbandmon looks
ftrward to the time when he shall reap tho GOLDEN
HARVEST, not from tho mines of CALIFoRNrs, but ms
the reward Of honest INDUSTRY The professional
m"u and tho mechanic coopcd up they are, still con.
tent themselves with the hope of gaining competence
to sustain them in their declining ycars-or course
strict ECONOMY has to he studied in order to make
LITTLE MONEY GO A GREAT WAYS. Those
who are in qucs, of GOODS arc not slow to know where
they can invest their money the hest advantage III.
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THE THOROUGH BRED
MORGAN HCR sc

owned by T NJ. WHEELER, will be eight
years old Nov. 10th, $751; was sired by the eel
ebra'ed Clifford Morgan (wlosc pedigree is
very well known throughout this and the all
Joining States and the sire of his dam was by
the Sherman Morgan, thereby concentrating in
him more of the pure Morgan blood than is in
any horse in western Vermont. His color is a
beautiful dapple chestnut, is fifteen hands high,
and weighs IN ordinary flesh I025lbs; and his
figure is surprisingly beautiful. He has great
nerve and action. and his style of motion is
very much admired. He trois mile in 3m.
los. or Is miles an hour. Those wishing to
patronize this invaluable breed of Horses can
be assured that this Horse possesses as much
If not more Of the Morgan blood than
any horse in the country. lie will be found
the coming season at The stable of the owner.
Good pasture provided at 2s. per week.
TERMS: si,0O; $500; 5000.
All accidents and escapes at the risk OF the
owner f. NJ WHEELER
New Haven. MAY |, 1851. 3:2m
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WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
Middlebury and vicinity that he continues the
GARNET business at the old stand formerly oc
cupied by his Father, and has now on hand n
general assortment OF CABINET WARE. such
as Bureaus. Tables of different patterns; splcn
did pattern of Centre Tables Bedsteads and
Wash Stands all of which will be sold yer,
low for Cash, Ready Pay, or Approved Credit
Having at his command the best of work.
men, he feels sure that he can manufacture, al
short notice, any article in his line of business
in an elegant style.
COFFINS of all sizes on hand, and made to
order on short notice.
Most kinds of Lumber used IN his shop ia.
ken in payment for furniture at fair prices.
Those who wish to 60 TO housekeeping will
do well to call and examine prices and styles.
Middlebury, April %, 1850. 52tf
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Etr An exchange paper, in describing the late
experiments proving the earth's rotation, re
marks, that the best experiment to make the
earths rotation visible is, to put little more
brandy than usual into your water
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h5- When n person loses his repuia-
ton, the very last place where he goes 10
look for il IS fireplace where he has losI II.
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HARTFORD
Bounty Land for Soldiers.

Df the War Of l5i2-of the Florida and ctbe, Ind.n
" wars since ls00,-and for the Commissioned on c"
OF the War with hexieo.-who served for one month
w." Upwards anh have received no land-(And if dead
new law by HoR Alto WOODMAN, 90 Railroad ~.
e"algc hnsion, who has nn AGENCY az Washington
~ No eharges unless successful lie has Agencies
~ the Western States for the selection of lands and To-
son OF variants by personal inspection and paws the
Oct. II, 1850 o.
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New York Correspondence.
NEW YORK, July 5, 1851.
EDIToR OF THE REGISTER


EpIToR OF THE REoIsrER:-
The Steamship AFRICA arrived here, at |,
A. NJ, yesterday, from Liverpool with on
weeks later news from Europe. The Her
MANN also arrived here, early yesterday morn
ing, from Bremen, rid Southampton.
The European news is rather interesting
The Crystal Palace was daily crowded to il
utmost capacity the receipts varying from tel
to fifteen thousand dollars day.
In France, the debate on the Revision Of III,
Constitution was going on with increased vic
lencs but it was expected that the Revision
aIsts would be defeated
All was tranquil in Portugal. Marshal Sal
danha had declared that, as long rs he holds
power, it will be devoted to keeping Donna
Maria uron the throne.
Germany is once more agtatcd. The Aus.
trian troops at Hamburg had provoked riot
andkilled and wounded severalin SURPRISING il
A decided and almost revolutionary move.
ment has taken place in Australia. to resist tho
landing of convicis, hereafter, in Van Diemen's
Land.
Country people visiting the city, at this time,
must keep sharp look out for pro 'essors OF
the " drop game" On Saturday night, an old
offender. known to the Police as Dad Cunning.
ham, obtained $40 from a country man, named
John Gamayd, by this process. The accused,
it appears, dropped pockctbook filled with
limitations of bank notes, near his victim, and
Immediately after picked it up; and, pretend
ing that he had found it, and that it was we'll
filled with bank bills, he succeeded in palming
it off to his dupe for $40. He was taken before
Justice Osborne, and committed to prison.
The Commissioners OF Emigration have been
carrying matters with high hand, OF late. On
Thursday afternoon, poor German girl, ex-
hausted with long sickness, was rulely thrust
from their office, where she had gone to claim
the protection which they profess to afford.
She afterward made second attempt, at the
request Of Justice Osborne, TO soften the heart
Of these ms-namcd ministers of charity; hut
with the like result The poor creature tainted
at the police office. She was finally committed
to the care Of the Governors OF the Aims.
House God hare mercy upon the iriendless
and pcnniless strangers that land at this port,
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Notice |!

The subscriber informs the public that he
has re purchased The stock of GOODS in the
old Drug Store, formerly occupied by him.
Large additions have hecn. made TO the stock.
Tho Cash System will he adopted, and persons
dealing at the old Drug Store may be sure of
the best artclc-at reduce prices, and put up
by experienced and careful hands
n Is. The notes and accounts of L b
Wheelock, can be settled with the subscriber.
if application is made at the store, previous TO
The fifteenth of May after that time, they will
he put without exception into the hands of an
attorney for collection, w. p. Russell.
May LIST, 1851.
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CARPENTER g. HOLTON,


shop with large assortment of Watches jew
elry, Clocks, and fancy articles, consisting in
part as follows:
Gold and Silver Watches, Brass and Wood
Clocks-with or without alarms, Gold Vest and
Guard Chains, Gold Keys and Rings of every
style, Silver Spectacles and Tooth Picks.
Rich JEwELRY, Gold Rings and Breast Pins,
for Ladies' and Gents wear, of all kinds, Gold
BELT Slides and Ear Hoop--a good assortment.
BRUsHEs An extensive assortment Of Hair,
Clothes, Hat, Nail, Tooth and Comb Brushes of
various styles.
PERFUMERY and Fancy Soaps, all kinds.
FANCY GuoDs. Cigar Cases, Snuff Boxes,
Porte Monies, Court Plaster, Indelible Ink, Key
Rings, Purse, Wallets, Silver, Pearl Shell Vel
vet, and Enameled Card Cases, thermometers,
Razors and Razor Strops, Scissors, Shear. Steel
Keys and Chains. Silk Guards. Spectacles and
Gases, Goggles, Chess and Checker Men, Gam
mon Boards, Canes, Fans-a choice assortment
SILVER WARE.-Silver Tea, Table Dessert
and salt Spoons, Pencils, Thmblrs, &C., &c
II WATCH REPAIRING and other Jobs
done at short notice and al low prices.
We have removed our shop to its present locali-
ty SO that the public might have easy access to il,
and hope by close attention TO business, and
the faithful manner in which il will be performed
to merit share Of public patronage. One or the
other of the subscribers will he in cOnstanad
ance at the shop at all hours of the day.
G. H. CARPENTER,
SIMEON HOLTON
Middlcbury, August 6, 1850. l5:yl,
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ELGIN
ELGIN
SPRIN G HOUSE

THE ELGIN SPRING HOUSE is now
L open for the reception of visitors The
Proprietor, having added several well finished
rooms, and made other improvements in his
premises, feels confident that he can give en-.
tire satisfaction to all who may favor him with
their patronage. The medicinal qualities of
these Springs are equal to any in the world.
and arc highly recommended by the best phys
lcians IN the country, to whom reference NAV
be had, viz: Drs. Bradford and Maxfeld of
Vergcnncs Drs. Allen and Russell of Middle
bury Drs. Cram and Converse of Ferrisburgb;
DIR: llcinebnrg of Burlington; DR.. Horton of
Colchester; and Drs. Warner and Hazleton of
New Haven. The Proprietor will run Car.
rage to the Depot at Vcrgennes in connection
with the Cars, for the accommodation of visi
tiers and boarders. All orders for water prompt.
ly executed and forwarded by the Boats and
Cars 10 any part of the country.
Post Office Address, Vergenn,s VT.
S. ALLEN, PRopRIEroR.
Elgin Springs, Pdnton,
May 10, 1851. eff
n B.-The water from the above Spring. is
forwarded by Mr.. Allen, to L. w. CLARK. of
this village, who keeps supply constantly on
hand, which will be furnished to those who
wish to test its virtues, at reasonable charge
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TWENTY-FIVE BARRELS EXTRA
May 20. z. BECKWlTH.
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Strayed.

DICH BLACK GRO DE RHINE SILKS,
IL Plain and Figured Bareges, 3arege De
LANES, Jaeonet and Dotted Muslins, Lawns,
Ginghams, Prints, and other DRESS GOODS,
also large let Of PARASOLS, cheaper than
ever at the Masonic Hall Store, by
May 5. z. BECKWITH 4 co,
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Female Seminary.

The Trustees of the Middebury Female
Seminary are happy to announce that they
have made an arrangement with Mr.. STEPnES
w HITcHCocK, TO take the Superintendence
OF their Seminary Mr.. Hitchcock has heen in
the habit Of teaching females and is well quail.
flied TO instruct in all the usual branches, and
even German if necessary, The first quarter
will commence on Thursday, the first day of
May.
Tuition payable at the middle of the quarter
Common English Branches per quarter of ii
weeks, 90
Higher 400
.aun, ezra 90
Music on the Piano and Singing 90
Use Of instrument 90
French and German, each 90
Drawing 2 90
The Boarding House will be kept by Mr..
Julius johnson.
BoARD, including Fuel, Lights, Washing and
Room rent per quarter, of | weeks, S22 90
In behalf Of the Trustees.
, I: A. MERRILL, Chm.
Middlebury, April is, 1851. 81;
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G R A v & ST O N ( S

The Subscriber will sell, at his Marble Fac
tory, GRAVE STONES, at the following
prices-
- men stones at SH,00
~ 1000
10 " 900
Window Caps and Stills al SO cents pr foot
On hand, good assortment of MARBLE nj
the very Lowest prices.
~ Lime as usual
5l-ly. ISAAC GIRRS
Middlebury, April ~. 1851.
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NLARIONET REEDS, Violins and Bow
" Also Bass Viol and Violin Strings, Peg
lila Pieces and Finger Boards, for sale by
MAY 2s. i. c. MAYO.
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MILLINERS

VIII md Il Tor their interest 10 call and ex-
anime our stock of BONNET RIBBONS,
which we are prepared to offer at Wholesale
prices. H. BECKWITH & co.
Masonic Hall Store, June I'd.
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II am man, and deem nothing which re.
lates to man foreign to my feelincs,
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
1sLA DE CUBA.
ARrlcuLo VI az.

&
Ell vapor Pizarro que desde Gayo. .Hueso hu-,
DO de retirarse por no faltar al respeto debido
q Ia bandera americana que 90 enarbol6 ~
aquel punto para impedir toda aggression de nuss.
ira parte y cubrir y defender a los pr6fugos,
bajo cuya inmerecida protection regresaron sin
ningun tropiezo al foco de sus ilegales maqui.
naciones acaba de prestar un servicio de Ia ma
yor importancia. A las primeras noticias rect-
bidas en- Ia Habana de haber llegado q Coraoy
la espedicion de los piratas, sai6 en- el acto 81
general Francisco ARMERo q bordo del refe--
rido vapor para destruirla, contando en- caso'
necesario con el apoyo de los buques de guerra,
que Sc hallaban cruzando por aqnellas aguas.,
Por grande que fuera Ia velocidad con que se
ejecut6 este movimiento, habia va zarpado el
amelia del referido punto de Conloy Ia fuerza
principal acaudillada por LOPEZ pero Sc en-
contraron todavia mas de Glen individuos cor
Responsiveness q la msma q bordo de dos bn-
ques titulados la Georgiana y la Susana, con T.
innegable presuncion de que su direction era
la misma que la, dol Creole. Entregando 81
general ARMERo aquellos buques prisioneros
otras fuerzas de nuestra marina, regres6 ra-
pidamente a la Habana, desde donde y sin u
menordemora emprendi6 Ia segunda espedicion
de Cayo- Hueso que dejamos indicado en- 81 ar
ticnlo anterior.
Aunque habia fracasado completamente esta
primera empresa de los rebeldes, SO temia sin
embargo que pudieran hacer nuevos ensayos,
aentados por la protection que les DISPENSE
ban los angloamercanos del Sur, asi como por
la tbeza demostrada en- aquella OCCASION ,por 81
gobierno de la Union, 6 mas bien conniyencia,
(l) veanse los ndmeros IA, 10, % % y as.
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

! sUsCRIUION.

81 precio de suscricicn en- loo Estados
Unidos es !. Por un afio $40. Tor meses
% 6octs, por 3 meses S2 rs cts. Todg'
suscficion Sc paga adelantada. wv
Fuera de Nueva Orleans no sc adfnitr6
ninxun suscritor Por rnencs de fieses
Eli las isias dc Cuba y Puerto Pico, en-
Mejico, Yucatan y toua Ia America del
Sur, Sc cobraran los prccios que Sc de.
siynen en- otrO lugar. N .a,s y
I-I,as cartas dirigidas esta Redac..
cion deben ser frances de porte. Ne
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
A. NuESTR0S LECToREs.

t ~
"Dentro de .pocos dias debe reu.
nirsc en- lacindad de Washington eI
XXXll Congreso Federal; y las3cuey.
tones que en- e Sc traten 10 mismo
que el mensage que debeNirigirlc el
Presi.iente FILLMORE, Sc conyideran
en- estremo iuIporiaftes para los espa.
noles de ambos hemisferios y de todas
dennminaciones. En- yirtud de este
hemos tornado va las medidas necesa
rias q fin de tener en- esta ciudad el
MENsAoE DEL PnEs1DENrE y los por-
memories de las primeras sesiones, q la
mayor brevcdad possible. y calcuanos
que podran tegarsa manos de nnestros
suscritores a las PocAs 1IoRAs de orga.
nizado cI Congrcso. Al efecto no per-
donaremos gasto nj diigencia a|guna
para que los lectores del Pelcyo sean
los pritheros que rcciban en- todas par.
tes esos detal'es Y lodos los que pue-
dan interesarles durante la session del
Congreso.
Las personals que descen pues estar
al corriente dc cuanto ocurra en- Wash.
ington durante una epoca de tres 8
cuatr" neses, dcberan apresurarse,s a
suscribirse al Pelayo, pues sera e! uni
co modo de obtenerlo. 'o* "
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

que en- 81 deben tratarse, NO puede dudarse
que s,,s sesiones han de inspirar sumo IA.
teres, particulamente aslos espaholes de
ambos hemisferios y detodas denominacio.s
mes, la vez que para los ciudadanos dc
esta Rep1blica deben ser de Il, mas alta
consideration los a1untos nacidnales que
Sc ventilen en- ambas camaras. !. ~
El partido democratico cuenta con una
mayoria considerable tanto en- el senado
como en- la camara de Representatives., !
aunque no haya ninguna ctestion do partf.
do pendiente ante 81 Congreso nacionsl. 90
precise fecordaf que la actual administra-
cion es phig, J que los hombrss politicos
de este pals rara vez ceden sus miras =
ihtercses particulares para atender ii inte-
r9s general, sobre todo cuai,do Green que
sus adversarios ell doctrinas spoliticas pue. I
den sacar, algnn provecho de gu coopera.
cjon eu ell bieh connun. .asS
FL senado 70 comPone en- = acsaali-
dad, de ese }sSaS
SO dem6cratas
20 schigs; @sf nm
4 free sollsrs. (abolicioniaas.)
Total: 81 s4s 4ss
4 La camara, de representatives consta So
lamente de 233 miembros en- este Congre-
SO, divididos en- Ia manera siguienie !: sTa
1877 democratic;
IS sohigs;
Z 10. free soilcrs,
Suponiendo que los free soilers (parti-
darios de adquisicion de territories sus es.
clavos) Sc pongan de acuerdo con los rhigs
resultara siempre una n,ayoria por parte do
los dem6cratas de 10 en- el senado y %
en- Ia camara de representatives. sMayoria
contra Ia cual ell partido de Ia administra-
cion no podria luchar con ventaja.
Segun insinuan algunos periodicos y
correspondencias de Washington 81 Mem
sage del Presidente Sc ocupara con prefe-
rencia de los asuntos do Ia reciente inva-
sion de Cuba, los desordenes De Nueva.
Orleans, los reclamos de Espaiia, y Ia Inc
vasion del territorio mejicano; y,como TO.
dos cstos as,lntos son de grande interes pa.
ra los lectores del Peldyo, en- debido ITEM
pc. nos ocuparemos con especialidad dol
Mensago y de las sesiones del Congresos
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
e. P'ELAYo.
Eolron Y REDAcroR E. SAN JUST
Nucva-Orlean., % de Novien.bre Dc s5l.
DIsCURsO DEL PADRE COMES. Il

U Suponiendo que habra muchas personals
que desearan conservar ell una forma manua-
BILE, el interesanisimo discurso tituladot"C CAu-
sAs YsREsULTADos DE Los SUCCESSES De LA Is.
LA DE CUBA EN- 1851 escrito por ell presbite.
70 secular D. Jose Miguel Comes, So ha impre-
so en- un cuaderno de4O paginas, el cual Sc
vendera en- Ia redaccionde esteper6dico q 20
cts. elejemplar. n lSl, te|ft,
T EN- La HABANA Sc hallard de yenta este
cuaderno en- Ia imprenta de la Prensa, No. II,
calle de Ia Amargura.
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26

No en- Vano liablamos anllnciado antes de
ahora que esperabamos muy fundadamente
que el gobierno de los Estados- Unidos Sc
demostrara EN- parte contrario 4 acceder a
10 que Ia Espaha pide con tanta justcia,
por creerse obligado clio consecucncia
de temer por su popularidad EN- Ii pr6csima
reunion del congreso federal en- Washing.
ton. 81 hemos dc dar cr6dito algunos pc.
ri6dicos del Norte que, aunque no conside.
radios como o6ciales, reciben en- ciertas oca.
stones su inspiration del gabnetc, csta muy
lejos de poderse Greer que la question que
tanto interes ofrece todo el mundo 4 causa
de 10 que tantas veces hemos va dicho, He
que teneruna satisfactoria solucion. Apar.
te ESQ, tompoco podria estranarse que no la
tuviera, puesto que agunos de los hombres
que componen 81 gabinete actual, estan tan
enorgullecidos del desenlace feliz de sus
insultantes bravatas para con los represen.
tantes de naciones que Sc encuentran obi.
gadas dejarlas impunes por la posicion
toPograiica que ocupan, que desearian in.
tentar igual sstema con Espaha; y 81 no 10
hacen descaradamente es por la scncila
razonde que su egoismo habla mas alto que
su passion. Ellos conocen demasiado que
un rompimiento podria atraer hasta sobre
su mismo suelo males sin cuento, cuanto
mas en- la base de su prosperidad, el conner.
clio, causa de esa antipata que general.
mente seProfesa en- todas parties sus ma
cionales, por su ilimitada ambicion; pero al
mlsmo tempo tratan, segun tenemos en-.
tendido, de prolongar este arreglo todo 10
possible con el solo objeto de que la Espaha
ceda EN- algo de su demanda.
Nuestro digno ministro en- Washington,
no 10 dudamos, prosigue con ahnco este me-
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
Ell XXXII CONGREsO FEDERAL.

FL lInes pr6ximo, > de noviembre,
debe reunirse en- Washington ell XXXll
Congreso Federal, 81 hemos de jnzgar
por los de la importancia dc los asuntos
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-26
ANUNcleA.

Los Avisos puramente econ6micos >
mercantiles pagar4n . ! por ID prilnsre
insercion de unQuadrado fl2 renSlones6 :
menosl, 70 cts por los 1tsu1entes. Pos
los mas lsrgos 3 los que % inssJten nor
Mimestrcs Q aaos, se hard un asrsglo
Los Anuncios Comuhic cados, eis prosa
verso. sobre asuntos personalcS. ba6a
ran q doble de los preclos "a citai66.
Atvirt3ndose que los insult persona.
lidades no &c pdbllcafAn 8 ninsun prscio.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-18
DOCTOR YOUNG,

p ESPECTIULLY informs the citizens Of Ev-
IL ansvliie and vicinity that Re has opened an
office In this city Ter the practice Of Medicine and
Surgery, IN ali It's branches, according the most
approved practice OF Eclectic ament such laid
down by the Eclectic Medical Institute of Cincin
malta the MemphIsAiedica Institute. The Ecec-
&c or American system OF practice has proved supe-
Tor To all other systems. The practice being such
as Its name indicates eclectic selecting the good
rom eve system and rejecting all dangerous and
deleterlOus methods which impair the vital pow
e's OF the patient The eclectic system embraces q
great number OF medicines not generally known
or used a Its success III curing diseases is believ
ed to be unequalled The average mortality OF
Cholera, under Its treatment, has been less Than
five per cent. which DR.. Young fully tested in New
Orleans IN leio anu ls49, during its prevalence
there, and other diseases less than two ppr cent
Hence, the Mercuria!, Antimonial and Blood let.
ting system OF treatment is replaced by far better
agencies.
DIR Young is prepared TO treat oil diseases of the
eye and Ear. and all chronic diseases He will
cure all Cancers and Fistula IN Ammo, by new
meth d. not using the knife in any case. He has
cured Epilcpiic Fits of fourteen years standing He
WI attend calls any distance in the country.
Can be consulted at Mrs. Penticost's, corner Min
and First streets
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