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In Orange. Juis %, Hubbard 81 i.ft. Esq arcd -.
10 West RAndoll h on The lstA Nj Adam Hobart,
ediahoui 40.
Al White River Junction, JuI Mise sarah Morris
daughter Of Mr. :. Morris, aged D.
In Weathersheld, Juy H. afisl slckness OF
sixteen months, Mrs Lucinda SIS faa WIDOW oithe alo
Joseph Weston. aged p
In Weaihef.feld, jult ~, Zido rl.h hufs.. sged Il
in PomTet, Apn o. Mfs Sufah. .e Ut t.li Snuw agsd
y years. Also. June IS, bola Suf. aged - Years
Al St-el's Mills, Randolph Coo ill.,. Jrle ", Of small
PoS, Or. Chauncei G. snow, age Of Bella SNOW Of
Pomiret.
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Bridge as is Bndg, The new bridge
over North Branch in Sta. ase' which has
been constructed under the a5efintendance of
Judge iowes, is completed s irst rate article.
Of ample dimensions the (. d-vay is thirty five
wide, and the sidewalks 20 fee, each-th
whole clear Of posts and r. 3rk there being
none visible TO Tie eye, or a4 1le to carriage
wheels 1t IL vast lmpro aaui upon the old
BRIDGE and credtable to tae.coatractors and 10
the town.
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A idows Tribute to Gen. scott.


IT. edit0r ofhs " T. Tribune.
Since ! see IN some Of the iourn s hos
ule General Scott an attempt to dispa. re his
per nal qualities, especially his bearing lwards
sal mates, ! beg Icave 10 state throus your
col ns what iknor on the subject.
the victor on so many battle. field, is a
gr warrior, no American can deny. without
ine nc contempt That he has prov him
eel. sagaclous and successful pacifca'or, no
ma common sense and common honc. ,v vii.
or ou. But he D. distinguished for o. rs still
n are and enuo5hug-stfid imparia iy and
Ul Himug' sterling qualities which. have
ST. added their lus're 10 guild the chair Of
- since Washington renqushed Ia To-
pre hs cialm 20 the first attribute, can say
WI ruth, that 10 the years have been milar
wl rmy atinirs have never. in sun le in
So heard him accused Of iayonng on officer
at expense Of another ofhs magn ninuty
" give an instance which Will. ihil- com
ma ihe admiration Of all who apprec re the
exf ne sensitiyene-s of military men, IN an that
cor rank and subordination
husband, when only Lieutenant. coin
ma d post for several years. which, ION its
pos on near the line Of British province, was
Of ue Importance OF course Il was compile
me ry TO hun, as subaliern. that it was en-
tru TO hun. Gen. was then the command
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DKNTisTRr.-Perhaps no village in Vermont
Is favored with better Dent than the village
OF Montpelier Messrs. Newton & Furhush at
one establishment and Me u.s. e. & G. H. XII.
bourne, at another At latter we had the
pleasure recently, Of seeing most beautiful and
perfect set of teeth place. n Iady's mouth,
winch added as much to boz looks and comfort
as to the professional rcpHauon-vf the Kill
bournes We have but o0e faultio find with
them. They have not her oiore advertised G
nough for their own benef nl Ina, Of the pub
lie. The other establish nt has been NOR.
liberal IN ADVERTISING, and hiye deseryedly rept
rich reward. Success to both asaS hments. <.
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NORTHFIELD ACADEMY,
MIR. & NRS MANLY

- u
lbhthnf ORANGE COUNTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL
IA I'VE tcfn permanently ourageI tho Principal hn
frreepifcss Of this Seminary, and will be assisted II
INC various def tmsnsu instruction. Hv such teachers on
- are Known - have had successful eperrnce in instrc
bon. Inc pnhlc mas rest Hssurad whether in tho
namensl o. The solid baH shes tho .iudeut shall he
fully, correctly and thoroughly not oni, m IA
elementary, out m their whole study
tiou for College, for ihe duties of ha oi ntossionai
ers No Instruction viii he ootsldofed sauable thai d.
not who u communal. ates knowledge, elch
osaminsion and seii-reliarcc.
w conformation OF these refer tho LONE
md sucoes-ul experience Of toe Principal also sal
the liberty Of copyn the following testimony from the col
umus ~ ihe Christian Messenger.
NJ MAsLy and he accomplished sdr hsve acquifsd
nm eneiahle putation as trachsrsit dficuli
VET rs 81 reodinsiy responsible profession We
uw me funcipsl and Tel iurn saving pa
rcn and guardians that they place their chdfon and
wards 10 h- charge with tho fullest confidence that thor
moral intellectual snd physical wei8rs and comfort Will bs
by him carofuily and untirugy sought"
The various Natural Sciences wif be lnstr.ied hy An
nntfes new and valuable apparatus selected by the rr,nc
pal.
charges for tuition viii fenain ss hsieon,re
Board m private families, or rouua Jos loardats NAV
be had upnn reasonable terms.
For information for assistnnte 30 ocuue ronms r
board, application may be made 10 he rcieay Piiuei
pal
The FALL TERMof eleven week, connenee- sop,en
BET 6t.t.
W. THAYER, Pros dent, Board Of
u. CARPENTER SECRETARY, ! Trustees
No'thf' n. Juis 10, 1861. s7.su
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. New York Evening Post has, from time
to e, amused itself and It's readers by the pub
lie on of an apochryphal list of " hig members
of ngress, who refuse to support Gen Scott.
Az 10 these are included some who never were
" Is, several who deserted years ago, and
hay opposed the Wing party ever since, and
the 81 is made up of gentlemen who do support
tn hig National nominations, and III sup
por Scott and Graham. Among the asst we
ha not the least doubt, will be found Messrs
NJ and Shermerhorn, of New-Nork, Mr.
Hunter, of Ohio, Mr. Howe, of Pennsy wanna,
and among them, we happen to know, is Hon.
Al Tuck. Of New Hampshire That gentle
ma voted the Wing ticket, at the election in
N, Hampshire, for the first time, we believe,
in life. He is now, by conscientious convic-
ito true hearted Wing. General Scott, as
we now, was his first choice for the presiden-
cv nd that he now srdently desires his election.
II Post has no authority whatever for the
sta ment that he has taken an attitude of hos
till TO Scott" It is sheer falsehood, without
the EAST shadow or pretence for its fabrication.
- as.
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f. anlslin County on the march.


Franklin County borders upon British prov.
inc, and has learned too well the effects of
Brt u Free Trade, to be anything but Wing
Thu the County is, and tcW be Wing, was evi.
dent on Thursday last, to any man GOOD in
Ar metic. The County Wing Convention, at
She On, was by far the largest held in the coun-
~ or hceire gears. The Wings werc there
from every town in the county,-Whi~s that
had oied for Harrison, for Clay, for Tay or. and
VIII iii vote for Winfield Scott 1t does one
goo 10 look Vermont Wing Convention in
the zee, because they neuer were defeated. and
nev formed coalition with third party for
the Ike Of mere victory
lether majority of them were or FINAL"
SC or Webster men, IS question that no one
nee to ask, or answer now. The Wings OF
Yer oh 90 for the union Of the Wings for
the ke Of the Union.n Whatever their prefer
enc for the Presidency, they are not going to
ems ulate themselves by boiling the nomina-
ton But such is their attachment to Wing
Pr pies. and Wing measures, that they are
not w discouraged. although Democratic Gov
erno sit in two-thirds of the gubernatorial
CHI IN the Union. "The winter of unr dis
con 1t is made glorious summer by tn nom-
mai of Scott & Graham.
Wings Of Franklin came TO the Conven.
tor almost en- mGSse, in large. old fashioned
w wagons trimmed with evergreen with
str ers flying, and with beautifully painted
B. bearing the words Scott and Graham."
and $50 the names Of the principal bal lies IN
VIII Winfield Scott has been engag D. A
Sc iilec Club accompanied the Franz IA del
eg %, who sang new Wing Songs to old tunes
m manner that showed that the enthusiasm,
and nlrt Of olden times are re-awakened. 7 he
arr Of these musical and whole-souled wings
wa reeted with loud cheers by the assembled
W The Young Wings Of Franklin are
VIC awake, and there is no need of guessing
VIII report will be heard from them in reptem
ber
action Of the Convention was harmoni-
ous md the ticket presented Is a strong one
sue deserves, and viii receive, the entire
ant aarty support Of every true Whig-.N III
ba Messenger.
following is the ticket:
For Senator's,
larmon Norhrop Fairfield
gorge Greene. Swanton,
las p. Carpenter. Richiord.
For assistant Judges Co. Court,
augustus Young 81. Adams,
reston Taylor sheldon
For Sheriff
Addison Burr sheldon.
FOR Judge Of Probate,
lmes Davis, 81. Adams
Tor High Baif
'utnlm G. Stone, Fairfield.
For States .7Norneu,
gorge + ioughton, ST. Adams
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THE TRIBUNE.
Scott leads the Column !

Il ne Puhli,herso o. the NEW YORK TRIBUNE prof.
zee copies OF az fegusi and fall wcetiy i.sse.
and N~w, or nier Of ts prosisenisI
common ing sih The l2h Of August, sod closing with
m"s Ho,n Shsn We eenhienlls here to their
sopy Tor 'to hleen weeks, sonfo
. copies TO ono addfess, goa
a aSsSp :. 90 90 90 90 3S%
The selection Of WINFIELD 81 drT ior Ptss,deu, nd
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM for vice President has sfatihes
our ardent wishes and sengihened cainest hope.
uuf convection has long 'oen tscd that General scst
the very msn htei and marked oH by bis heoc
monts-hs nestimable services ocal periods in pre-.
sst'ins our ~ ionai rquiiy ant preventing the ofu
t'cn OF bloody HE unqu STONED 'esty his self devoi
ing patriotism, his tunai position and humsnityio
u"'s me ne ma'se, 90 zoe enhu-'astis nvncble host
and lead them on 70 victory, So o. towing We have labor.
ed sod hoped for his nomination, we aow confidently
o9k 10 ne f,uh 10 justify ou u.une anteipaiious.
1he IRlbu Ne, standing on it, Platform and know.
ng no Other Authority but ruth will do ia unrs for the
election Of SCOTT and RAHANi but it viii not 5e AZ
sothed ~ political discussion W. chosen TO profer
'smnen snessher- large sheet raiher than small and
ehonpe on" because ~ postage no same, and
We wish TO expand the knowledge what the Tribune hab
tuay u. The letters of ate, RAYARD TAY-
X who now .ti's, %, from s'n, the ruins Of Nnevah,
Consnntinnpe, Nc, will appear evcty week. with rarews
o. New boek Ptoesedns' Of Consesa, SOD the General
toeikn "nd uomestic News OF he Day Hthco 10 snoh-
81 Journal 10 America 10 OF Interesting than
ihe lhbuneit - no, bcuse money labor spent
All tho editions of TIE TRIBUNE ure printed in
large ouaie PORN on sheet g by ~ inches showing
bal the dutiy dtyote ad,tr'i.rments very few ei
y. " ieh sPpeat p our ohr ssues No dollar daily
~" world oentsin- more ding matter than tho Trtuns
wleh an''aed a. s5o' per an.um, or $3.50 iot htee
SEMI WEEKLY rgiBUNT,
One cory lpsr snnum - Two ~ IS Ten DO. $40.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE;
One copy TIER annum 80 Three do. $; Eight $40
Twenty do 60 one Hddfcs.l S2o
Ngfayment ~ allcHsc. required n snvancc
SubSotip foi The Cuuparu buue OF aitbsr of our
regular ISSUES are respectful, sol ced. Al Of specie
sys haoks taken at plr aud may be tmitted risk
GREELEY 4, NrFTR.,ru
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- Some of the locofoco papers are rejoicing
Owe the fact that Parson Brownlow" refuses TO
sup ort Scott and Graham. He refused 10 sup
por' Taylor and Fillmore in 1913, but The Wings
ear d Tennessee, nevertheless, and will do 1t
agnn.
G - Col. Henry, one of the Wing electors at
largs in Tennessee, addressed the people Of Da-
wilson county for three hours, on Saturday, the
I0ih INST. The Nashville Banner says 1t was
the most effective speech ever delivered in Ten
nessee. The news is good from old Tennessee.
Tie Locofocos of Detroit had made arrange
men's for a speech from Gen. Csss on his recent
vsil 10 Detroit. But he declined WHATS in
the eind;
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NOTICE.

VUHEREAS the Legislature Of The Slate Of yormon', By
w approved November 7th, A le5i did s,sessa
aud quarter cents each Of land situate
several Cores OF land In rouaty Of ons asd
Vermont Goshen Gore, adjoining the town
Wheelork Goshen Gore, adUning the town OF flain-
Brlde, ysle, and HaIrs Gile ands seqoesered TO
public, pod and eharabi krsPted Tor the purpose
raising money To pay OH The ahities OF said county
These to warn The p opotor. and land owners Of the
and said several above nenionsd. who have DOT
paid their said the subserbef that 90
much lands viii be requisite 20 discharge thsi
e-peetye with co.ts, will be sold At public vsndus
At The House anve, said County on Monday,
18th day Of September next said sale 10 commence a.
one lack Of said day sn1 contnue from day
until tho shall BE- completed
Dated al shstisld his l9th day ofJuly, A. D. 1859.
en- LAeAN ~. NJ GRAY, Collsetor.
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DREW TRAcr, the nominee Of the Conven-
uoa 0r Congress, in the second district has
Ion nd favorably been known as a sound and
rel e Wing. In 1912 he was elected 10 the
lie. allure, and was Immediately chosen Speak
or 'ha, body, TO which Office he was annually
elo for two subsequent years, As lawyer,
and specially as an advocate, he stands not
on the head of the bar IN his county but in
the ny foremost rank Of the first in Tho State.
HI oiessional duties have so constantly occu-
pie IS time and attention that he has not be-
Coz as extensively known as many of lesser
aua cations Ifelected,-as no one doubts
we adict for him career that will MT only
red. nd to his own honor, but to that of las own
d, ct and State. With such candidate, We
eau lccessiully meet any force our opponents
car ing against U.s. Braiteboro' Eagle.
1 Tracy was in the Legislature for some
yea previous to 1912, and always leading
me er. lie viii make his mark in Congress
we Il 90 bail for that
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GREELEY & McELRATH,
Windsor County Grammar School
At R0YALTON

THE FALL TERN will commeuce September Is, and
continue eleven wtoks;
g. Tuition g me Pnmay Eng Branches, $500
higher, $50
Ciasscs, 400
French q Italian, each eAf1, 90
" Drawing, 90
Moaochtomatics Poiyrhromatic each, $500
p Miss H. 3uRNbAM Will mFe charge The Female
Department.
Prof : NJ. wills y % Loctui. on Elocution
Prof. J.. LAMBERT. VI. d Physfnln-r
Lectures 10 Ne delVeiai durne The term a. the inter
ests o. the school may 90. u-e.
Able assistants will bee urni4heH eech department. and
the best iel ues siod rf acq iung ihoroa ID knor
edge OF iha 'tfHurhe- STABBED.
a Ioacher-' ncpsmf God, or Normal Cl ss of T-aeheu
vii be organized at the ronmeuc,usn Of the tenn and
wi receive special nslruUtou
Board ptg week, 81 Rooms may be obtained on fsA.
sor bic itfs Tor ihe Of those wishing
board fheinsslsr--
Tuition pis able ia Advance.
CO nuaNHAM, Principal
HOYnFnu. Iuy %. 1872
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WRAPPING PAPER.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL, anfne!ored and ioI sale
Vermont Central Railroad Co.

IN DIRECTORS MEETING, July Ii, 1854
WHEREAS the Couiuittee OF iHtrsugaion, appointed
w hy iha stakeholder the 5 Of May last have this
day informed the Board o nlrecturs that their report will
be ~ady he 5th Ootohef uext
Voted, That the CLERK he and hereby is directed TO issue
NOTICE, accordance with iha charter and BY Laws,
calling the Annual Meen Of so lpder at the election
Directors, Nouhfei, Vermont, the 5ih OF October
neat, al S O'Clock, 2. NJ
true copy,
E.P WALTON, JR., Clerk.
July 10, 1889. ss,3w.
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pa ASOLS!

33 per Cea.i. saved sss BarsssoIs.
WE ial recssn day "A ie Pm iara.el' sad will
w spiI pne0. ,. will peae ailg5 20 rs rents-at
Tho feon, p store. Lynn AS VI KING.
iuis 81. iae e.
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Fishm md nt;ng.


Nrurs' 'H1s, tH ads. ra.a. Fiasts. &c.; Rod.
g. 0IoNN- taAsi An.f enn hccis uf our oy
maze hhi .eH'H nrr nWt lion.
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Psychological and Waer Cure Journals
These useful periodicals for the present month
are out For those who believe in the use Of
the natural renedies-lght. air. water, exercise,
quite. temperance, and the like-there is no more
Instructive periodical than the Water Cure Journ-
al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-29

When death is at the door, the remedy
which would have saved life if ad,nin;s,sras :;
time, comes too late. Do not tritie with disease
Rely upon II, that when the stomach will moi digest
tood--waen faiatness and lassfude peryade Ybs
system.when the sleep is disturbed, the appetite
leeDs. lhe fnina iefhafge, the nerves unnaturaily
sensitive and the head conEast-reIv ,,no,, i ,h,
when these symptoms occur, the powers of vitality
are failing and that, unless the mseheiis promptly
checked, life pin be shortened a. well az rendered
miserable Now We know from mass OF test
inony, greater than was ever before aecumuats I'd
10 favor OF one remedy, that Hooaand's German
b'tters, prepared by DR. c. M Jack sun philadelphia,
VIII Immediately aoafe, and, ia the end, ensirely
remnye all OF tnese disorders 40 surely a. matte.
inaiicAi process VIII solve problem. Who then,
viii endure the agony, ana the risx OF lie. win
health and safety within reaeh. NH as-6t
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The DAGuk.nEorrrxs OF NE. wHIrEHunsr.

The DAGUERREoTYPEso OF NE. WHIrEHuRsT-
We feel bound to record the pleasure and surprise
which we lately experienced, on the occasion of a
visit to Mr. Whitehursts extensive rooms in Broad.
way This skilful Daguerreotypist has discovered
a mode OF obviating that harsh and repulsiye ex.
preston so common to portraits taken by this pro-
cess. The specimens OF Mr.. Whitehursts art exhib.
tied i'll his gallery, the best have come un
der our notice, and show to what pertectness this
invention may be carried We recommend them
to the examination Of such of our readers as may
De deslrous OF sitting to the sun or such take
interest the combined exercise of skill and sci.
encc.-NeD York 4lbi0n.
Mr.. Whitehurst has splendid gallery at77 Main
street, in this city, where he is constantly produc-
ing perfect specimens OF his art as can be found
i'll the country
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settles. In 1850 she Imported .blS balss,c
tanning $4,000 pounds in 1851 she only re-
ceived. however, 8 1895 bales, containing about
1900 900 pounds. The first quality cotton from
Auatolia was worth, in November 1851, about
five cents per pound the lowest quality about
four and half cents. This last year the crop
has been very small on account Of the dryness
of the season.
This report informs US also that the Sultan
is this year trying, on large scale, in the
country around Smyrna, the culture OF cotton
from seed. procured expressly for this purpose,
from the Southern United States. The result
of the experiment has not yet been announced.
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FRAUD-Charles Granger, free negro, was ar
rested Friday evening for want of correct pass
When brought before his Honor On Saturday, a
complaint was preferred against him of passing a
merchants card printed similar to ten dollar bill
for ten dollars, upon Mrs. james Phaon, who keeps
grocery store ON the Basin, some three weeks
since. The fraud was found out by Mrs. P. soon
after its commission and the negro had paid back
portion of the money and promised to return the re-
msinder. He was ordered, by tae Mayor, 80 lashes
for his misconduct.
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For NEW YORK.

Ito Sail This Eceaiag. goth instant, at o'clock)
Ia The splendid doube-engine steam,
AF. ship City Of Richmond, II. w.
AIsaa4s1ss Foster, master, is now ready to
ceige cargo, and win sail as above.
For freight or passage. having splendid furnished
Ludlam's wharf, to w. D, COLQuITT, or to
A. s. LEE, Agents
Passage and fare in lst cabin. .-.--...-.-..s3
Do do 2nd do ..----
Freight taken through to Boston free of charge
for re-shipping. NH 29--it
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FIRE.-The alarm Of fire about II o'clock
ming of chimney in the second ward. The
only material damage, resulting from the
alarm occurred to the fremen, who received
severe drenching in the heavy rain that fell
about that period.
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~ A Card.-As the time is not far distant
when the voters of Richmond win be convened to
select city off GERS adopt this mode of apprising
them that am candidate for the office OF High
Constable. The sphere in which | have acted
Tor many years, has made me personally known 10
many, If not to all the voters of the city They will
judge OF my qualifications aud fitness for the Office
and IN their decision shall most cheerfully &C.
quiesce. should be elected, ell business pertain
ing to the Office, will receive the personal attention
of myself aided by the most thorough business men
that be selecled "a ASSISTANTS.
inh I7-dtde GEORGE w TOIER
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GOVERNMENT BooKs.-Pending the discus
sion of the Deficiency Bill, Thursday, the item
of $i7 900 for continuing and publishing indian
statistics was read when
MIR. Durham (dem.l of Ia, moved to strike
it out, being opposed to the further distribution
of splendid books among members. Govern
ment has been turned into an immense book
concern and It'll a wicked perversion of con
stitutional power.
Mr.. johnson, tdem.) ozark, asked Mr.. Dun
ham-"Didn't you take the books last Con-
gress!"
Mr.. Dunham-Csrtainly. (Laughter.l
Mr.. Johnsou-And took mine. Mr. J. t!ieu
defended the approrriation-it was the only
way in which an authentic history of the red
man could be collected and preserved.
MIR. Venable, (whig) of N. c., had always
been opposed TO making the government a book
making concern but as the policy seems to
have been settled that this publication of In
dian history shall be carried on, he was for
continuing it.
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e. wonderful Cure of Hereditary
Scrofnla by Hampton,s Vegetable Tine

10 Wonderful Cure of Hereditary
Scrofula by Hampton's Vegetable Tine
ture.-This certificate is from the pen OF gentle
man whose name appears on the journal OF Con
gress, who is extensively and fayorahly known:
1t affords me pleasure to state that DR.. Jesse
Hampton's Tincture has effected "a most extraordi.
nary cure of my slave boy Albert. The patient
was three years old, and had the Scrofula-(his ia.
of sores from head TO foot-the upper lids of the
eyes were much swollen, and turned inside out,
exhibiting horrible mattering ulcers that protruded
over the eye.bas as to produce blindness. 1t ID
strange, yet true this child that felt resigned to
die a relief from suffering has been restored
to health under the treatment of DR. Hampton
w. p. THOMASSON.
Louisville March 90, 1851.
Call on o. A. STRECkER and get pamphlets
gratis See advertisement in to-day's paper.
NH ITS
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70 Bogle's Am0le.,

BOgle's AmOle.-Inis is the ! anne gwen
by Dir Boyle to a new shaving soap manufactured
by him. one of the Ingredients Of which is an ex.
tract of the Ansole California soap plant Mr. B.
has for some time been experimenting, with the
view of producing shaving soap that should con-
bine all the best qualities, and we think he has at
last succeeded Not only does the Amole give
prompt and profuse lather but it may be applied
to the tenderest skin without causing smart. The
soapis put up in neat glass boxes, of the most
convenient shape and size. Try it -Traascrige
Bogles Hyperion Fluid, for the preservation of
the hair is still On the increase in public estimation
Both of these may be had of the inventor, PIT
Washington street. For sale by
SEABROOK e. REEVE,
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