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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

SOMETHING New UNDER THE SuY.-In a
late number of the Cherokee Advocate.
there is published an order from Col. J.
Drennen, the Superintendent of Indian Az
fairs, requiring all white persons residing in
the harokoe Nation, west OF the State of
Arkansas, to leave within thirty days of the
2stb ult., "except regularly licensed traders
and the employers mentioned in their licen-
ses, grated them by the Agent of the Uni.
ted States, and such others as may be regu-
larry married TO Cherokees, and who main
tain a fair character for sobriety, industry
and morality, and deport themselves in all
respects in acc ordnance with the intercourse
law OF the United States. "-Hereafler, il is
stated no white person will be allowed TO
tarry in The Nation except by permission
from the Cherokee Agent, at tho request of
a respectable citizen, and then the applicant
must file evidence Of his character for So
briefly, industry, and good morals. Thus il
would seem that government finds it necess-
airy 10 protest our savage brethren againi
civilization.
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New ORLEANS. Oct. Olaf IS5t

BY the Steamship yacht from the Rio
Grande we have Brownsville Texas dates to
Oct. rs. Letters from the Rio Grande give
formidable accounts of the success of the
insurgents in Northern Mexico. Capt. Fcrd's
company of Texas rangers had joined CAT
vaIal at Astalas and many U. s. deserters
from Fort Ringold, His forces were being
daily augmented. Advices from Galveston
to the 18th inst. report that Wild Cat the So.
miole Chief with his followers has joined
the Mexican government again. The insur-
gents and Indians in Western Texas were
committing many depredations.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

To 1t is worthy Of note that the recent
election in this County, the wing tickets
were known by peculiar marks, as for in
stance, a period mark on the title for Cover.
nor, before the letter G. in order, we pre-
sumo, that employers nigh, the more readi-
ly soc the manner in which men under their
employ might vote. This is a species OF iy-
ranny disgraceful 10 the American character
and shows how far some men are willing 10
favor liberty of speech and of aclion.-M,
mag Register.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

MOVEMENTS OF JENNY LIND.-We Learn
that owing 10 the lstercss Of the season and
The consequent uncomfortable navigation oil
the Lakes, Miss Lind has abandoned her in
tention of visiting Detroit, Chicago and Mil
waukee: and will go no further west than
Cleveland. There she will give one or two
concerns, after which she will go 10 Cincin-
natl, whence she will come 20 New York.
We have not heard whether she will sing at
Pittsburg or not. In all, she proposes 10
give some thirty concerts, the last in this
country. The series will be concluded in
New York =; she will probably also appear
there before visiting Boston and Philadelphia.
Tie first concert is given at Buffalo tonight,
where she gives a second on Friday. Al
Toronto it is probable she will give two next
week instead of one only as was first in
tended. After that she will remain some
days at the Falls. She will not leave the
country directly0esf me termination of lho
concerts, but will remain in the United States
until the pleasant season OF next year, when
she will bid adieu 10 the New World and re.
cross the Atlantic.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23
PRESIDENT JUDGES ELECT.

The official returns will, no doubt, show
the election Of The following persons for
Judges of the respective districts
LIST dist. City and County philadelphia
Onward Thompson. Wing.
End. Lancaster. Henry G.. Long. Wing
Sd. Northampton g Lehigh-W, Mozart
ney. Dem.
4lh. Tioga, Potter, M'Kean, Elk, & Clear
field. r. C. White. Dem.
5ih.--Allegheny.-W. B. Mcclure. Wing.
9Th. Erie, Crawford e. W~auen.-EIijah
Rabbit. Wing.
7th. Bucks & Montgomery.-D. M. Smy-
ser. Wing.
9Th. Northumberland, ~Lycomins, Centre
& Clinton.-Alexander jordan. Dem.
9th. Cumberland, Perry g. Juniata.-
James Graham. Dem.
10Th. Westmoreland, Indiana g. Arm
strong.-J. M Burrel. Dem.
1llh. Luzerne, Wyoming, Montour &
Columbia.-John N. Conyngham. Dem.
18th. Dauphin g. Lebanon-John J. Pear
son. Wing.
18th. Bradford, Susquehanna g. Sullivan
David Wilnot. Dem.
18th. Fayelte, Washington & Green
Samuel A Gilmore. Dem.
18Th. Chester g. DelawaEe-Townsend
Haines. Wing.
l6h. franklin, Bedford, Somerset& Full
ton-Francis Kimmel. Ind. Wing.
l7th. Beaver, Mercer, Butler & Lawrence.
Daniel Agnew. Wing.
18th. Venango, Clarion & Jefferson-John
G. Knox. Dem.
10Th. York s. Adams--R. J. Fisher.
Dem.
Goth. Mifnin g. Union-A. S. Wilson. In
dependent Dem.
2lst. Schuylkil-Chahes w. Higgins.
Dem.
22d. Monroe, Pike, Wayne & Carbon
N. b. Eldred. Dem.
23d. Berks-J. p. Jones. Dem.
oath. Huntingdon, Blair & CantSia-
Geo. Taylor. Wing.
REcAPlTULATIoN.
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GALLows CoNvERs1eN.-The Knikerbucker
in speaking Of some important satire, says
"The last coupiet, as we gather ftom a
note, refers to the case of Henry G. Green,
who was executed at Troy a few years sincc
for deliberately poisining his wife, but who
was su pposed 10 have experienced religion
a few moments before his death. 4 hope
he did, adds our s%a;irist but it was ridicu-
loas 10 hear a pious divine lamenting with
the most holy horror depicted on his coun-
t%enance, that the poor wife had not made an
'open avowal of faith,' that she might keep
company in heaven with her sainted murder
es! Twas a great pity, wasn't it, that she
should be debarsed from the celestial society
Of such a kind and afeciionate spouse I"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23
WASHINGTON. Oci. 2sd

The Republic has received information
from a friend at Havana that the Captain
General will recommend TO the Spanish Gov.
eminent the Liberation Of the American cap
Iives, This person has visited the prison.
es al Havana and found them well treated.
To an observation by the visiter that on their
return TO The United States they would be
treated like the prodigal san, one of the
prisoners replied Eve haue experienced all
the prodigal son did except the riotous living
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sSsSs

THE PREsipEScY.-The New York Courier
says the nomination of Mr.. Webster to she
Presidency would be equivalent 10 an cleo
lion. The people, it says, il they would
vindicate themselves from the charge Of ig-
norance and irgra,ituae, must bid their lea
ders step aside, and demand the nomination
of Daniel Webster for the next Presidency,
by the Wing National Convention, Mr..
Webster stands about as much chance for
that nomjuation as does the leader Of the
Mormons. Perhaps there is not, al present,
a more unpopular public man in the Union
than Mr.. Webster; and his nomination
would sever every link which now connects
the Wing party. But we shall soou see what
we shall see.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23
MILITARY
as usual.

On last Saturday afternoon the Volunteer
Companies Of The Columbia county Brigade
me at Light Street for their fall parade, and
10 elect several officers of the Brigade. The
whole affair passed off decently and orderly,
10 he credit of the citizen soldiers ard theiI
officers.
The following brigade officers were cleo
ted without opposition.
Brigade Inspector ,-Hiram R. Kline.
Lieutenant Coionel.-Thoodore Mcdowell.
Mojor.-Joseph P. Conner.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23
OF We nnblish on our first page TODAY

He We publish on our first page to-day
the official returns of the Columbia county
election, by which it will be seen that the
whole Democratic ticket is elected, except
Judge Badly. His defeat is all wrong, but
This system Of cutting the ticket is becoming
more general, and, from a few disorganizers
in two or three townships, it has spread over
all the county, and meets every year with
new encouragement. People have seen a
few tricksieis play tae game with success,
and SO each year it becomes easier to repeal
the operation.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

DISTRESSING lon Thursday evening last,
an insane woman, by the name of Rhoder
Campbell, was burnt to death in the Jail OF
his county by her clothes taking fire. She
was in the care of a man from another coun.
ty, who was taking her TO the Insane Asylum
at Harrisburg, and by the kind permission OF
Sheriff of this county, was lodged in one Of
the Jail rooms for the evening. She had
been in but a short time, however, before
her clothes were discovered TO be on fire.
The poor sufferer made no alarm herself,
and there were but a few shreds left of her
clothing when found. She was literally
burnt 10 a crisp, and survived but a short
time after the occurrence.-Lyeoming Demo.
erdt. .
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NEWS NEWS!!
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PmILADELpHIA, Oct. 20. ass

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20, 1851.
u returns for Governor from all tho
counties, but the two small counties of Elk
and Mexican, make Bigler's majority 5000.
AS far as heard from Coulter is IL, 37e ahead
Of Campbell.
The trial OF the steam ship pampero has
been postponed till December TO allow Gov
eminent time 10 collect witnesses.
A violent N. L. storm sci in at Boston on
Saturday night about 10 O'Clock and lasted
until noon yesterday, trees, Signs, awnings
&c were blown down in the city and vicini-
~.
The Susquehanna Canal is repaired where
II had been broken near the junction.
The flour market continues in active, hol-
ders demand 81 l23 per barrel for common
shipping brands, and 81 rs for extra. There
is but a limited amount offering, and prices
are steady. Wheat, sales of 1000 bushels.
oil southern red at from 100 to soc per bush
ell for inferior and prime quality, but princi-
pally the latter DESERT tion at 10 cents.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2Ist 1854.
As far MS heard from up 10 2 O'Clock to-
day Bigler's majority is 7531-Coulter's
51s2.
Father Mathews preached his last sermon
III America last Sunday at New York. He
sails on Saturday in the Atlantic. 3
Mach interest," is manifested in the diplo-
matte circles at Washington with regard to
the expected arrival of a special minister
from Spain 10 demand satisfaction for the
Cuban outrage.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

u Two Hungariaus of distinction arriv-
ed AT Philadelphia last week, and left for the
West, without making themselves known TO
any number Of the citizens Of that place.
One was Madarasz, who, during the revolu-
lion agitation, was known as the leader of
the ultra Radical party; the other Baron
Metelenyi. They have gone West intend
ing 10 settle at some point in Wisconsin or
Iowa. They expect TO be followed 10 their
new homo by a body Of other emigrants.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23
General Scott

Was nominated by the Wings Of Pennsyl
vania and Ohio for the Presidency wher
they went into the political campaign just
now closed. But in both these states they
are defeated under their new leader. Scot
may we'll pray to be defended from his new
friends for this Is such kick Gin the rear
as he does not often get from his enemies.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23
philosophical

HMIH.N. AhOoORaSo9 ASS
Mr.. Painter of the Muney Laminary bears
the defeat of the Wing party like a philoso-
pher in this wise
About Starting.
"The editor Of this paper will leave TO-
morrow morning for the head waters of Sail
River or asome other sea port town." He
hopes he will sufficiently recover from the
effects of the disastrous results Of yester-
days election, 10 be able TO return TO his
du:ies in about two weeks. Our democratic
friends will do US the favor not to say aes-
tion 10 us during to-day, and we promise
them they will not again have the opportu-
nifty to do so, until they win have got pretty
well through with their rejoicings. We are
aware that something If the kind has Just
taken place. and therefore, need not be re-
minded of it. And we wish 10 forget it as
Soon as possible"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

The CHURCH or acknowledgement
new bishoprics are 10 be created in the Eng
laid Church. This will give a total of fifty
four,-the bishops receiping an annual ag-
gregate income of about fls5,000.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

%" We have heard of one or two in
stances, since the election, of men being
discharged by wing employers, because
they voted the democratic ticket. We for
bear, for the present, 10 give names, but
hope for the credit OF humanity 10 hear Of
no more such cases.-Mining Register.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

~ In the Supreme Cour! at Pittsburgh,
the case of the Borough of Meadville Us. the
Erie Canal Company was argued last week,
and the judgment affirmed. This decides the
question hat boroughs are not liable TO keep
up Canal Bridges. The State, Of course,
must.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

YouNo.-of the one hundred and sixteen
Cuba victims, sent prisoners TO Spain, fifty
one are ascertained 10 be of the age of 90
and under, down 10 the age of 16, and of
the whole number only eighteen are above
the age of 80 years.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

II The LotseH News states that before
Kate Hayes goes 10 Boston, they are going
to have Her Kist, whereupon the c%nvions
bachelor Of the Kennebcc Journal wants to
know who will be the happy nan
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

UNIvERsALIsM.-A writer in the Trumpet
offers TO give $1,000, providing another like
sum can be raised by the LIST of Janury next,
to pay the expenses of Rev. A. C. Thomas
for preaching one year in England the doc
trines Of Universalism.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

DIsrREssING.-In Norristown, on Tuesday
morning last, MIR. James Ramage acclden-
tally shot himself, while examining a load
ed Colts revolving pistol. He died almost
Instantly. MI. Ramage was a much esteem
ed citizen.
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DIR. Webster for The Presidency.-The Bos-
ton papers say that measures are about TO
be Immediately taken for the assembling of
a convention at Faneail Hall, for the NOM
ination Of Mr.. Webster.
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New York, Oct. %. 1S5t-

NH" Aonh' w. 80 1901.
The Asia sailed for Liverpool at noon to-
day, with 60 passengers ana $3.50, oGO in spe-
Gle. The Philadelphia Tor Chares with 500
passengets. The Daniel Webster for Mara
ugua with a large number. Both vessels
sailed ut 3 O'Clock T. NJ.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

II The amount of Coal sent from the
Shamokin Mines by Pottsville and Sunbury
railroad, TO Sunbury, the present season, up
to Thursday last, Is 1852 tons.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

N Ossian E. Dodge has created some
excitement in England, by offering ten thou
sand dollars for the Crystal Palace one day
and night, soon alter the close ofths exhibi-
ton,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

EY' In the % millions of the U. S. poprla-
lion, there are more persons who habitually
read and write, there can be found in $50
millions in Europe, in any one area.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23
WAsHIHo1 ON, Oct. 22d.

The appointment of Judge ShaIkey as Con-
sui TO HaYan is conir ned.
We have reported ard official returns
from all the counties for Governor. Bigler's
m ajority is S479!
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

" ~Chateaubriand says, in new colonies,
the Spaniards begin by building a church
the French a ball room, and the English a
tavern.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

IN America Vespuci, whose personal
beauty and other circumstances, some years
ago, caused her for a time TO be received
without suspicion into society in the eastern
cities, from which she was afterwards, we
believe, discarded, is now, according TO a
statement Of a correspondent of the Provi-
dence Journal, leading a life of half volun-
tary exile in the gay capital of Paris.
~" Judge Campbell is defeated by s 1000
majority.
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PlrTspuRc, Oct. 22d

There are 1 feet 8 inches of water in the
channel. Tie weather is pleasant, and bu-
siness is brisk.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23
Montour County.

The following is the official vote of Mon
tour County OIL Governor and Representative.
RioIer. .InhnSfnn Ln1ksnn Hn,rmnn
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-10-23

w The sale of a tract of woodland in
Fishingcreek township, it will be notice by
reference to the advertisement, has been adj
iourned 10 the LIST of November,
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u There are no gains enumerated in
Beaver, Bedford, Columbia, or Mercer, the
new counties of Montour, Fulton and Law.
renee having been formed out of parts Of
each.
*Those marked with a star <*) official.
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MIR. Jaekson,s Majority.
Judge Conyngham's Vote,

BY the official papers the vote of Judge
Conyngham in this district is as follows:
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S z E.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The following. it is believed, will be the
character Of the next house
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-04-30
TIns BIdIIIUtlU, IVtF'TFH E '.uI " TVIV'' = -.
al SAMUEL l.. HARPER.


New ORLEANS, Nov ~, 1910.
Messrs. Sands ,-Genlemeu,- take the lib
erty ofsending YOU letter which may be 81 use
To ihose who are suffering have done. re-
ceived great hcnefi iroa your >arsaparilla, hay
ING been cured of n ,naladyi aficr suffering six
years. | hereby checil,Ily Gently TO The good Ell
feet Of Your inedcine, and hope God will reward
,nu r,r all tho good YOU have done. chruno
cnngh had tornienied me day aud night, and re-
peaied atiacks of fever induced me To believe that
shuahl die of consumption One day, while
suffering violent attack of burning fever, a
friend persuaded me To ny yonr neonparal'e
medicipg but Ia ,ell the ruth lhrdno confidence
in It. dnall, Purchased bottle, aud by lis Use
and by the help of God, I w restored tpheiter
heal h ti,nn | had enjoyed for siS years. J cam
but blers the author nl this admirable medicine.
With great respect, | Aul. gentlemen,
Aour obedient servant,
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FROM KENTUCKY.
IyFf MNTDRY RHEUMATISM CURED.

BARpsroN, Ky, July 10. lSi9.
Messrs. SANDs-tieHilemen; II is my duty
To communicate facts in rclaliun tn the beneficial
effects of your SArsaparilL'. My wife was aiilie
ted with iuaimnati N and soreness Of The slom-
aci, of the worst character her imhs aud ches-
were much swollen; she had constant headache
and last spring was attacked severely with IN
illmmatory rheumatism. The best medrcal all
we could Obtain afforded only documentary relief;
and while in this situation, she heard of the many
remarkable cures effected lay the Use of SANDS
Sarsaparilla, and commenced It's use, which pro-
duced instant relief, aud loss thansix builes en-.
llrelv removed all the dropsical swelling and ev-
cry ,,ihcr iuaaniuntory symptom, restoring herto
perfect health. ] send This statements as an act q
Justice. believing it TO be my duty 10 encourage the
suffering portion Of the human iami. touse Sands
Sarsaphriila, which believe has no parallel in
the catalogue Of medicine. With feelings Of las
tins 'gra titude, remain your friend 'ii 'tf
al SAMUEL l.. HARPER.
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'ELMW0ODo".'

70 'mie'n4 CAsTLEToN, VT. '''' ia'ni"'
New Arrangement on the Cash System in
Advance.-T1iiion Rcduced2 % per cent, and
Board nearl2 ne. cent, from Former Prices
The subscriber being aware olthe disadvan.
tase OF The Ctedh System in our schools, has
come to the conclusion 10 Teach and Board at
he following prices for Cash in Advance 'f
Common English BrahchOs per Quarter OF II
weeks, ..l ....- ..t. .... $500
Higher, Il 800
Laliu, no
Music on the Piano and Singing, with use Of
in,trumentl sW
On the Organ with transportation, modulaliun
and thorough Bass, 500
Guitar and Singing, ~ 600
Italian and Spanish each, 300
Drawing and Painting in water, each, 300
| Oil Painting, 300
Other stud es in proportion.
| Board, including Fuel, Lights, Washing,
anil Room Rent, per Quarter, of II weeks
$4,000 Spring Quarter commences Feb %
Summer Nav 7th.
PUPILS received at any time and charged
| from the time oil enhance to the close Of The
quarter. iull and efficient Board OF insliuc
ion is engaged and no pains will be spared TO-
give entire satisfaction To those who may q
vur The subscriber with their patronage.
N. B. Those who do not pay in advanc,
will he charged the old rates.
Prof VIM PEASE from Lonlon
Elmwood Institute, Cisteton, Ma, ch S. 1881
TIE Subscrib,r has the liberlytO refer 10 III,
following gentlemen as relerences
RI Rev. Bi>hon Hopkins, d. d. Hon. VIM
c. KlIredge, G. r. Hodges, Martin Lee, Hi
Excellency Gov. Williams, Hon Solomon
Foot. Zimri Howe, John Boyd, Rev. John a
Hicks. d d. L. B. Hubbard, John. b. Shaw
c. Hopsom. i76w.
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HARTEOKl
Bounty Land for Soldiers.

The War "f l9l2,--of The Florida aud nther Indian
Wars .incc l10l.-aad for the Commissioned oicer-
81 the War With Mexico, who served for month
aud upwards aud have received laud(and u dcad.
mr. their widows uinar children) obtained under me
now law by NOR Alto WOODMAN, &c Railroad Ex-
ehnage hnson. who has an agency NJ Wgshineton.
" No CHARGES unlcss successful lie has Agencies
~ Tho Western States for the seoction Of lands aud 10
eauoh OF variants by personal nspeclon and pays the
h'ghest each price for lands thus located.
Oct II, 1850 IS: ".
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BERMIN GRoUPAS
"TRUTH IssrRANGER THcN FICTION.
New Durham. N, ] ., June 80, 1873.


Mrssrs. Ssnd,-Genllemen My wiicsuiiere
w,th distress and burning 10 her chcsi for man
years. and my daughter vas afflicted hom he
birth with kumor in her blood We consute
yaridms physcH'ns, aud tried numerous remedies
wIlhaut much benefit, until We head. throug
Rev. Thqmas Davis, ol the great mediTnl value o
Sands Sarsuparlla. On his recommendation
my wife and daughter decided ON trying il, and
soon experienced permanent benefit. My daugh-
fer's skin assumeda new appearance emirely;
from being .ough, hard, and sealy, il became
smooihe aud sell My wile's su1erings are al-
mosl gone, aud rs use short time longer, ii is
my firm belief, will proiuce perfect cure.
Yours, with respect, f ...F
G. $. iiENDRIKSoN,
Pastor he baptist huich, nj the
English Neishbnrhood.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail. by a;
b. & ID. SANDS, Druggist aud Chemist ivo
sFuhnn-si., corner OF William, New York s"1
also by Druggist generally Throughout !he ou''so
States and Canadas. Price 81 yer boi''e; SIN
For sale BY Il. b. wHEELoCK, Middle
bury, VI. y
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GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
No. l20 ARrH Stree nre dnar heinw Sixth thfc - -
2s ee snesi9 Phladrlphia and BY peciablt den
ers setesHik threnc h,ui The country
Also tor sair bv DIR ". Il Russell Drg-
Gist. Middebury, VI. lely