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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-07-22

There was full moon on the LIST of July, ana
there will be another on the 3lst--a clr'
cumstance that has not occurred since l|Io'
when there was full moon on the LIST and on the
Both.
LONG IsLANp.-A large species of grassshop'
pers is said to be making havoc with me Voga Is
taton in some parts OF Jamaica. Inc Icrn VI
Capt. Snydam is infested with millions OF these
insects, and they have destroyed about ihree
thousand heads Of cabbage, together with large
amount of grass corn and wheat they also at,
tack the poatoe tops, and the potatoes II n :"
housed as soon as dug up. The manner ~
which they destroy the wheat IS by Olt'ng ;nt
straw about two inches below the head' wn'I,
causes it to fall to the ground, and consequently
Its destruction.
COLLEGE BURNED.-The Roman Calholl'
College ofthe Holy Cross, at Worcester slluate a
about mile south OF the city, took tlre " eones
day afternoon, oboul o'clock, and was e'e w.
consumed, with the exception OF the East WE
The fire commenced IN the upper story, OF III
northeast corner, from defeat IN a cnlnhey
Loss estimated at from $4,000 to SOOoV. AZ
insurance. Most of the furniture was pu,n urn,
or destroyed large portion OF the oo v sIaO,
library was saved. There were over lOo s'uuon'
in the building Some Of the professors d"
tutors have lost their all Conlmon'oedts"'
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MONTPELIER MARKET, July 10.


Provisions, &c Beef, Best Coned, to &c per h. do
iresh by the quarter, to 81 at retail to Pork bes
to9 Mutton, to 8. Butter family, 70 Is store, Of
to 90. Cheese, 5 to 6. Lard 10 to l2l9, Tallow, 8
10 " Dried Apple, to g. Eggs II per doz. Potatoes
600.
GRAIN AND ilAY-Com, Is to 9Oc per bush Oats, IS
TO A. Herdsgrass Sc d. 1915. Clover 10 to lac per h.
Hay, $3.50 TO 800 per ton.
FL9g@-Extra fine, s4.75 to 500 fancy, s437 to 900
GRooERIEs-SIgarS, Brown West India and New Or.
leans, l2to l2 per lb. White and Crush to 10; W.
l. Moasses, 81 to BIC per gall. Lnseed OIL is to co. Salt
coarse ~ to 81 l2c per bushe dairy Is 23c per bag
MiscELL. NEous-Dry and Cream Hard Wood, So 90 to
per cord Shingles, 81 90 10 so per NJ. Wool 25 to
81 &c per h. Nails, at wh,esaa 81 90 to 3O6 per cwt
Hides 10 Leather, sole, Is 2 IL Uppers per square
foot l2l-2 grained trimming, 10.
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Receipts of the Freeman,
From Nay 4th to July 20th.)

B. Marble, A. Dwinell, C. C. Webster, ]. P.
Boyce, B. Holmes, A. LETTERS, G. W. Turner, II.
Taylor, G. II. Page, E. NJ. Perry, N. circuit, s.
Gleason, E. Tinkham, B. Reed, P Moulton, E.
w. Skees, o. Skinner, N. Robinson, w. Dear
born, G. H. French, J. Dodge, S. Stunevant, M.
Shepard, J G. Chandler, S. s. Kelton, J. Parker,
F. Fitch, G. Howard, D. s. Therston, A. Dav-
export, f. G. Bigelow, f. Scott II. Stowe, o.
AverilI, C. Hazen, S. L. King |. Hatch, ]. G.
Bailey, s. Pierce, D. Upham, B. Spalding, J. E.
Hayner, ]. Paine, J, Winch, Jr, A. Averil, j..
Baisdel, A. S. Ladd, N. Scrbner, s. Taylor,
W. Warner, II. P Holbrook, j. Smith, s. Cur
rer J. F. Carleton, B. Aldrch, l.: Hinkley. w.
L.. Churchill, d. Larned, c. Pearsons, B. Wig
GINS, J. Stafford, A. Thompson, E. Andrnss, K.
Williams, J. Harvey, J. P. Biaisdell, J. Grain,
II. Williams, C. Pierce, J. Eddy, R. Chadwick,
G. Temple, E. E. Amidon, N, Sherman, J. P
Davis, j. Bates, Eli Edison, Jr, s. Bessey, c. N
Bailey, A. Town, 81, so each.
II. Heaton, R. G. Buckley, fl. Darling, C.
FELTON,, S., 90 each.
H. Clemens, E. Wood ard, A. Davis, L Balm
ard, N, Woodman NJ. ]. Boyce, l.. Moody, b
AldrIch, w. Boardman. V. Baker, J. Rice, S. U
Brown, ]. Bettey, A. Mclaughlin, l.. Tabor
DEMO, C. Paine, SO 90 each.
II. Tilden, D. w. Fuller, g. B. Brown, R
Kilbourne, b. o. Tyler, @. Kicker, II. II. Nor
gan, D. Stevens, $500 each,
J. B. Howe. d. A. Luce, +. Webster, A. Mel
son, J. f. Woodman A. L. Bingham, s. X. Sny
der, ]. NJ. Parker, J. Wiswall, ]. Densmore, N
: Stafford, N. Gooda e, S. Aiken, s. Montague
$l00 each.
Mrs. E. Spulding, H. D Foster, D. Burnham,
C. Steele, i. Phipney, T. NJ. Taylor, >. ThomT
son, J. M. Mills, $. Goodenow, }. D. rower'
, rs cents each. ~
r A. Morse, R. s. Glidden, A. Felt, R. Da
I 3. Keith 81 50, ]. L. Green l,75, c. Fisk g
H. W. Sprague 900, J. Perkins Co. l. I'
1876, C Skinner ~, A. Lathcm 81, u ho"aF
d 400,
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ACITATIoN.-The Independent Demo-
crat in calling attention to the last mastery
speech of Mr.. Giddings, which we this week
publish, uses the following energetic Ian
guage Why don't the hunkers lay the ed
TORS establishment in ashes ? They are
PLEDGED to RESIST all this kind of freedom
Of speech, in Congress and out of it,"
and why don't the dough heads 60 TO work ?
Talk Of the slavery questions being "set-
tied p As well might you talk of every
other crime upon the earth as settled; as long
as Justice lives and God reigns, there can be
no settlement Of a gigantic system of crn-
city and despotsm, such as is American
slavery. Human nature is, by its very con-
slitution, compelled to war against it and
there can be no peace, no " settlement" so
long as one of Gods children-nuch more
mions-continue to send up the cry tor
deliverence to the Lord God Of Sabbaoth.
Good men and true will and must "agl-
tate" against the system as long as it exists.
God himself will "agtate" against it, in
providence and in his judgments. This
earth itself will protest against 1t with
groans which cannot be uttered" NO.
Messrs. Wing and Democratic ComPromls'
ers you may league with death, and make
covenants with the help of oppression as
you will. You may quaff long life to
slavery" in the skulls of its victims, and
pledge your souls to I" put down agitation
But yo1 will fail. Till you can dethrone
the Ruler of the Universe, and annul the
laws, at whose enactment the morning
stars sung for joy, your pledges will no
have the force of rope of sand-your plat
forms will be to you but covering to TN
pit, upon which whosoever steps is doomed
TO perdition."
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Deep Seated COnSump'ern Cured!


lClhe.
BMDGErowN, July 25h, 1851.
levor human being rescued from the erge of hr
grave, was saved by the powerful virtues the Justly eel
ebraed d. Rogers Syrup Of Lvewort Tar and Canchal
aqua Those who saw me six months ago pale attenuated
almost to skeleton, worn down in spirit as well az in
Dody by an increasing Cough and bathed every night In
cold psrsplrat0n pronounced my utterly b. peess
one OF CONSUMPTION. So considered il myself
wish you could see me now, and wish could see you
thal might express personally my gratitude for what YOU
lnestImable preparation has done for am now
thanks to four months course of the Syrup quite re
stored the substance Of the shadow that seemed only
short time ago travelling swiftly to the grave,
~ uta,eln'ly yours SusANNAH LTTLBBURY.
For sale by A SCOVILL& Co., al their Depot Gothic
Hall 36 Broadway, ~ Y, and by all respectable Drug
gists in the United States and Cunadas
Also for sale in Montpelier by 5. r. Redfeld ard S. X.
Collins " "
PRlCE-ln large bottles 81 90; or bottles for $780,
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
RE NOT DEERAUDEDi

Buy no book unless Dr. A. NJ Msurceau, l29 Liberty ST.
n. " the title and the entry in Clerks Office on
the back of the title corresponds herein and buy only
ofespectable and honorable dealers send by mail and nd
dress 10 DR.. A. NJ. Maurlceau.
Full title page, with contents, together with few pages
treating Of important subjects to every married female, will
be free of charge any enclosing letter stamp in
prepaid letter, addressed herein.
IRON receipt of Fifty Cents, Tor One
Dollar for the fine Edition extra blndlngO
"THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COMPANION" is sent (SnGilsA
CrssJ to any part of the United States, All
letters must be postpaid. and addressed to
DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU, Box 1874, New
York city. Publishing Office, No. las Liberty
Street, New York.
For Sale by-E. NJ. Brown, Woodstock Redfeld &
Gmnnls Montpelier D. w. Clark, Bnrlin yton; MIS-
L. D. Lee, South Royalton e. w. Blasdell, Vergennes
Northmp. Bennington John W. Moore ReI Tvs Falls
Vt. 26m6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-07-22

CALIFORNIA NEws.-The steamships Daniel
Webster, and Illinois arrived from California on
the 10th and 18th instants, bringing two Or three
millions Of gold, and news fortnight later than
any before received. The country was healthy
and mining successful, but aside fom this the
whole budget of news consists of one long eat
alogue of murders, broils, disorders and casual.
ties. The Indians were again at thoir depreda-
tons on the borders, and another Indian war in
full prospect.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-07-22

THE PrrTsBURGH PRESIDENTIAL Con-
veNTroN.-Cassius M. Clay declines being
considered a candidate ior the Presidency
before the Pittsburgh Convention. lie
says:
But l, though an old soldier in the
cause of American Republicanism, am a
new conner in the free democratic oganza-
ton; and | deem it but just that the com.
pment of standard-bearer should be con-
ferred upon those whose advanced age will
not allow them to reap any of the fruits of
their labors in the achievement of victory
and power"
The letter is addressed to Dr. Bailey, ed
ior OF the National Era, where we fnd it.
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BOSTON MARKET. July To.

FLoUR-,;enessee, Michigan and Ohio suprrine, 81 25
fancy, $3.50; extra Genesee, $500 to SIS.
GRAIN-COrn yellow, 67 a6Sc white, Gle. Oats north
ern. 43c. Rye, Soc Wheat, 81 90 to Ito.
- PRovIMoNs.-Prime Pork, $3.50 per bh Mess SIS OO
Clear, $3.50, Boston Mess Beef, $500 1850 Lard
~ 10. Hams, 10 l2c per H. Butter, common and
store IS l6c famiy II &c., Cheese, new Milk, I a
S3 4c four meal, o. Potatoes, 81, rs 1926 per bb
HoPs-FirSt sort, 1851 90 to 43C per h.
sEEDs.-tierds Grass, 50 so 2,75 per bush. Clover,
northern, 10 l-2 lie per lb.
AsHEs-PeurIs, 1888 800 per cwt; Pots, 90
- WooL-Prime Saxony Fleece "A Acc Full Blood 81 a
4o three fourths Blood IS 81 half do 80 3d. common
and one lou nth do. 90 a 80.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-07-22

Al Market 1000 Beef Ca3 90 Stores 10 pairs Working
oxen, " Cows and Calves, 1000 Sheep and Lambs, g7f
Swine. 'r ~ '' so
PRICEs-BREF CA1rLR.-Exua, s675; first. ona,i,v
5000; second quality $500 third quality, s4OO
600. ~'' ''N'' AN""' ~''O0 u
WoREINo oxEN-s75 sO,s7, 100.
Cows AND CALvEs-$93, 25, 90, 80, "a, SO.
SwiNE-6 a &c; Retail, a 8.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Tuesday, July 10.
A large Southern Rights Convention as
sembled here yesterday, and debated till IL
O'Clock last night two sets Of resolutions re-
ported to them-one for keeping up sep
arate organization, and the other recon-
mending General Pierce. They adjourned
over without vote, and the result is very
doubtful.
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Vhe Ml0rkets.

A. CAMBRIDGE MARKET, July IA. EaH
az Market SOL Cie, abuut $50 Beeves and Isl Stores
uSlsng OF working oxen, cows and calves yeatlings
TWO and three years ulds.
AZ az CLS-AlARKLT BEEF-Extra, $675; first quality
SoGo second quality $780, third quality, 81, 90 IS
HiDEs-$4OO 4,5O per cwt. TaIlow, s5,75a6o5.
TTELIs.So,5O 600. Calf skins, l2 lOc per lib
VEAL CALvEs-$3,OO a 900.
B4RRELING CATTBE-S400, 500 to 600
WoEKING OxEN-$90 IS, 100, 1876,
Cows AND CALvEs-$23, "a, %, 81, as
RLINaso$5 to 49, Two Years DID, $l7 to 90; Three
SHEEP AND tAMBs-26e3 at market Extra az m ea0
lot, 81 0, 800, 400. ~ WV
swINE-35O at market. Retail, Ito Sc,
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Monday, July 70.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Monday, July IL.
The State Union Convention met here
today. Only four Counties were represent
ed. Resolutions were passed declinng to
nominate a third candinate and recommend
ing the Union men TO pursue any course
they may think proper. Many Wings OPP
posed Scott.
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Conventions.
Macon. Ga. Sunday

MACON, Ca, Sunday, July IT.
The time for the meeting Of the Scott
Convention, at this place, has been changed
from the 4th to the 18th of August, to avoid
cIashing with the commencement exercises
at Athens. as we'll assays the Macon Cit,
izen-to give the people time to rally.
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A CARD.
MRS. wINsLoW TO THE LADIES

MRS. WINSLOW TO THE LADIES
Mrs WinslOw old and experienced nurse aHu ~ b.,
Physiciau would call the attention OF the lauloS ~
sO1lhing yrup for Children teehing. IL VIII
relieve them from pau, dlay all splsmodl1 uclon ,he
the gums reduce inflammation, and Is sure 10 ~.
boweIs Depend upon it, mothers, wllig'e resi- u
selves and relief and health to your children
Price 25 cents per bottle
Wa hive sold very large quantities Of Mrs insl wv :
soohins syrup during the past six years. several
he inst wear, We believe II the best medicine III tne
world for children eething, or for the cure OF
and Diarrbma in Children whether 1t arises rom teels
ar any other cause 1t gives universal
heard a complaint from any one using l-heVeI SOU
dicne So universally successful in relieving pain anu
effecting cures-relief l. absolutely sure; n.. No
CURTIS Il PERKINS, Druggists, bangor, me-
sold BY Agents in nearly every town in the STATE
Thousands have been cured why may not you, by the
CrnInp and Pain Killer
~ world IL astOnshed the wonderful cures pefl0rau
hv The Cramp and Pain Killer prepared by CUkIlo q
PFRKINs Its equal has been known for removing
an in nh cases for Of spinal complaints craI
r. he limbs nd stomach, rheumatism In all us Iors ~
,ons cboc burns sore throat, land gravel is dtcoed,
Se nest remedy in world. Evidence vi the most won
dy cures ever performed by any medicine are on cncu
Ina in the hands Of agentsyou may be posuVey sure
relief If you use IT, ,,-on,, O. pCpUtNs
| W Ale sure and call for CURTIS PERKINS
cromD and Pain Killer All Others bearng hls name ar
Sase limitations and will deceive and inJue me pa'ehI
price ID 25 and 81 cts per bottle according " FIG
A-3old in Montpelier by g. X, Collins, and BY agehs
nearly every town In the StaIe' '"i
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THE ROAD TO HEALTH!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

n
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF THE GRAVEL AND
A MOST DANGEROUS LIVER COMPLAINT,
Copy of Letter addressed to Heydon Esq, Sydney
new south Wales, dated February 25th, 1885,.
Sra Mr. Thomas Clark, settler at Lake George
Tor considerable time seriously afflicted with complaint
OF the Liver together with The Gravel His medical atten
dants after trying all their SKILL canddly told him that his
case was hopeless and any farther efforts useless In this
situation, and when expecting every day would terminate
his existence, friend recommended to try Holloways
Pills. and as forOrn hope he did so, the first dose gave
MIN considerable relief he therefore persevered in taking
mem according to the directions, and restored
pelect health He will feel great pleasure in confirming
hls statement, or even make affidavit to the eff
iect, should i be required.
(Signed) WIN. JONES, Proprietor of the
Gouburn Herald, New South Wales
CURE OF A PAIN AND TIGHTNEss IN THE CHEST
AND STOMACH OF A PERSON 81 YEARS OF AGE.
FROM messfs Thew Son, PTOpreiOrs of the Lynn Adj
gust I'd, 1851:
10 Professor HOLLOWAY
SR-I desire to hear testimony TO the good effects of
holloways Pls For some years suffered severely from
pain ana ghness in the stomach, which also
aed by shortness of breath, that prevented me from
waking about am 81 years of age, and nOtwthstand-
ing my advanced state of e these Pills have relieved
me- That am DESTROYS that others should be made acquan
ted with their virtues. am now rendered. nv their means
comparatively active and take exercise without incOn
venience or pain, which could not do before.
tsIgned) Henrik COE, Moth St., Lynn, Norfolk.
WONDERFUL EFFICACY OF HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
IN CASES OF DROPSY.
Persons suffering with DrOpsy, either about the turn of
fe or az other times, should Immediately have recourse
to these Pills, hundred of persons annually cured
by their use, of this dlref complaint in Its different stages
when all other means had failed.
These celebrated Pills are wonderfully eAicacous in T.
following Complaints.
Ague, Female Irregular Scrofula or Kings
Asthma, ties Evil
Bilious Complaints Fevers Of all kinds Sore Threats
Blotches on the Fits lStone and Gravel
VssasSe a S;aiuut secondary symp
NOVEL ComplaInNIHea acne - toms
Coles Indigestion Tic Douloureaux
Constipation of the inflammation ITumors
Bowels Janndice Ulcers
Consumption Liver Complaints Venereal Affections
Debility I.umbago Worms of all kinds
Dr0psy Piles Weakness, from
Dysentery Rheumatism whatever cause,
Erysipelass Retention Of Urine &c. sc.
Sold at the Establishment of Professor HOLLOWAY 2i4
Strand, (near Temple Barr London and by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout the British
Empire ind those of the United States in Pots Boxes
at 81 cents, 81 do, and 81 so EACH Wholesale by the
principal Drug Houses in the UnOn and by Messrs A. B.
Il n. Sands, New York
There considerable saving by taking the larger Sizes
N B-DirectiOns for the guidance Of Patients in every
disorder are affixed to each Box. 28eoply
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Miro.

At the Parsonage in HistOn on the 18th inst, after
severe illness of few hours, Mrs Martha A. Barber wife
of Rev. A. b. Barber, and daughter If Henry Barnes,
Esq.,. of this village, in the o3d year of her age.
BY this wise Providence God has suddenly removed from
the If earthly discipline, and from the embrace Of
earthly friendship and love, Daughter, who deserved the
affection of her parents Wife, in whom the heart of her
husband repOsed Woman, who had just entered with
her husband into field of permanent prospective useful
ness and had already won the confidence and love Of his
people, and who by her education aud disposition by her
high hopes and strong Christian purposes and aims and by
ripe gous experience, which bad been deepened and
purified by aflicon endured in faith finely qualified
10 assist him In the discharge of his pastoral duties ant
sustain him under the trins of ministerial life. Com
In this village, the 18th inst the residence of he
father, Hon d. Baldwin, Sarah 5. Wicker of Chicago M
aged "a years.
In West Randolph, the 18th inst, Mr.. Adam Hobart
aged about 40 years.
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CALIFORNIA STEAMERS,
Carrying the U. s. Mails.
DAYS OF SAILING ALTERED!

by order of the Postmaster General the United States
ID Mail Steamers will hereafter be despatched direct from
New York to Aspinwa the 5h and Doth Of each month
-excepng when those dates on Sunday and then
the DAYS of sailing will be postponed to the following Mon
day.
Arrangements have been completed SO that the
regular u. S. Mail Steamer " III leave Panama for San
Francisco, immeda tAy arrival Of the Atlantic mails
and passengers thus securing passengers by the mail line
SURE and SHORT passage, without any detention on
the Isthmus.
Passage through 10 San Francisco on the most
favorable terms.
Notice to Passengers from Panama to Cali
fOrmia.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company feel called on TO
give public notice that tickets will be recognized by
their AaENT AT PANAMA which are not signed by an Or
FioER OF THIS COMPANY and tickets thuh signed can be
obtained only their Agency III West street, New York
or OF c. +. Bartlett, ESQ., Boston MessTs. Armstrong
| Harris & Co, New Orleans. BY order.
| VIM II. DAVIDGE, Secretary.
| New York, January &c, 1852,
Plans of the ships be aud tickets secured
the only authorized Agency Office for the Pacific Mai
i steamship Company, No, IS Broad ST., Boston,
G. l.. BARTLETT, Agent.
July II, 1881 30yl
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WEST RANDOLPH ACADEMY.

'NHE FALL TERM of this Institution will commence
September LIST, and continue 10 weeks,
AUSTIN ADAMS, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
JOHN ADAMS SMITH, Associate Principal.
MISS FRANCES L. Nonhrop, Preceptress and
Teacher of Music.
JOSEPH w. HOWE Teacher of Penmanship
Mr. Smith, member of Dartmouth College; is one Of the
nr scholars in his class, and experienced and success
full teacher.
Miss Nonhrop is graduate of CastletOn Seminary and
Is recommended as lady of very accurate and IN.
plished scholarship.
There will be large class in the school pursuing the
college studies uf the Freshman year. Students wishing
10 prepare Tor an advanced standing in college might find
for their interest to make inquiries what facilities
offered here
The price of board in good families, including ROOM
wood, lights and washing, is Sl5Oper week Ladies who
take charge OF their own and do their own washing,
can obtain board for 81 25 per week. The want Of board
ing places which has thus far been expefl need, will be
0bVlated during the present Summer Several dwelling
houses are bHdpg, and the facilities for bourdigBi be
ssatly enlarge a. tslfbOardns s very fashiCnH here
tpi winch there ample opportunity.
For further information inquire by letter d otherwise, Of
Rev. S. spalhawk, J. P.Kldder, ESq or the RyncipaL
EDMUND WESTON, Secretary.
West Randolph VT, June, 1851 29w6t
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ECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

BY becoming in time possessed Of the knowledge the WHIT
Of which nag caused the sickness and poverty Of thousands
IN view OF such consequences wife or mother eXc
sable if she neglect TO- avail herself of that knowledge il
respect to herself which would her much suffering 10
the means 81 happiness and prosperity her husband and
confer her children that blessing above all price~hesthy
a little work entitled 1'
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THE MARRIED WOMAN's
Private Medical Companion.

BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DIsEAsEs OF WOMEN.
One Hundredh Edition. lsmo. PIP. $50. Price, so cts
on FINE PAPER, EXTRA BINDING, 81 OO.l
First published in ia47 and it not
sURPRIZING OR WONDERFUL,
Considering thai EVERY FEMALE,
WHETHER MARRIED OR NOT, can here
acquire full knowledge of the nature,
character and causes Of her complaints,
with the various symptoms, and thaG
nearly
HALF MILLION COPIES
should have been sold
1t is impacticabe convey fully the various subjects
treated Of they of strictly intended for the
married, those contemplating marriages, but female
DESTROYS Of enjoying health and that beauty consequent upon
health. which conducive her happiness and that
Of her husband but either has obtain it, as has will
every husband who has the love and affection of his wife
heart OIL that of his own pecuniary Improvement
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND COPIES
Have been SENT BY MAIL within the last few months
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And to her husband the constant toll and anxiety of mind
necessarily devolying him from sickness Of the wife
without giving him the opportunity of acquiring that com.
peence which his exenOn eutiled the nosseSsior
Of which would secure the happiness Of himself wife ara
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
Custom Made and Warrant
For Sale !!
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Farmers

DAN get better and cheaper Boots Of JOHN SPALDING
JR than at any other mandatory in the State of VI
SPALDlNGi5 BLOCK, Head Of State Street