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is added treatise on The diseases Of Females,
intended for the use of females only (see page
1907, being OF the highest importance to mar.
ried people, or those contemplating marriage.
BY WM. YOUNG, NJ. d. Graduate ofthe
University Of Pennsylvania, Member of The
Royal College of Surgeons, London and
Honorary Member of the Phila lelphia Medi-
cal Society. The various forms 81 Secret Dis
eases, Seminal Weakness, Diseases Of the
PROSTATE Gland. Impoiency, solitary habits OF
youth are faithfully described, and all the re-
ceipts given in plain language. The chapter
on self-abuse and Seminal Weakness is wor-
thy Of particular attention, and should he read
by every one. Young Men who have been I'M
fortunate in contracting disease, previous TO
placing yourselves under the care Of any doc
tor, no matter what his pretensionS may be,
get copy of this truly useful work.
Sea Captains and persons going TO Sea
should possess DIR. Youngs Treatise on Mar
rage, the Pocket IEscuapius, or Every one
His own Physician.
~ Let no father be ashamed to present a
copy ollhe Esculapius TO his child IL may
save him from an early grave. Lei no yonns
man or woman enter into the secret obligations
of married life, without reading the pocket
-Esculapius. Let no ono suffering from
hackned Cough, pain in the side, restless
nights. nervous feelings, and the whole train Of
Dyspeptc sensations, and given up by their
physician, be another moment without consul
ting the 4Esculapius. Have the married or
those about to he marrhd any ,impediment,
read this truly useful Book, as ifhas been the
means of saving thousands Of unfortunate
creatures from the very jaws Of deaih, Up
wards osa MILLION copies of this celebrated
work has been sold IN this country and Eu-
rope since s3s, when the first edition was is
sued.
nZ-Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE
cents enclosed in letter, will receive one copy
Of this book by mail or five copies will DO
sent for one dollar. Address "Dr. WIN.
YOUNG, No. l52 Spruce ST., Philadelphia"
Post paid.
Twenty years practice in the city OF Phia-
delphla certainly entities DIR. Young to the con-
confidence Of the afflicted, and he may be con-
sulted on any Of the diseases described ia his
differ ent publications, at his Office, 1875 Spruce
street every day between and O'Clock ( Sun
days excepled) and persons at any distance
can consult DIR. Young by letter, rosr rAID.
Ill v.
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l19- Fares are less when Tickets are pur.
chased at the Offices, than when paid in the
Cars. JOHN s. DUNLAP,
2S.tf Superintendent.
Burlington, Octo. 10Th 1852.
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Notice.
Wood for Sale.

TNHE subscriber intends to keep a GOOD
L. supply of upland HARD WOOD for sale
IN this village, at all times after this date
Families and others, who are In want of wood,
can be supplied, by leaving their orders at the
store of n Wood & Co., or by calling ON the
subscriber sz5' Terms-Cash on delivery.
4. w. LYONS.
Middlebury, May 10, 1852. 4;
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CAUTION---Neither Of these articles are
genuine without the signature Of 5. A. Weaver
Il Co, on the outside wrapper.
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CARHARTS MELODEONS.
FOR SALE!

HNHE subscriber offers for sale the premi-
Il SEES now occupied by himself, consisting of
about IA acres Of choice Land good Dwelling
House, Mechanic Shop, and Horse Barn, %
by PC. Also, a good Well and Cistern, Fruit
Trees, SC. Fences and buildings in good re-
pair. Said place is pleasantly situated in the
east part Of Addison, few rods from the
Baptist Meeting House, two Stores, Post Of
fee, &C., which makes 1t very desirable
place for a mechanic or professional man.
tg- The above will be sold low, IL applica-
tions are made soon. ~ For further par
ticulars, inquire Of the subscriber on the
premises. THOS. II. REYNOLDS.
Aaiigan, April 4, 1853 ooIE
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READ THE FOLLOWING .

And you cannot be Indifferent to this appeal
Humanity calls upoi. you TO do your duty i
is only one out of the many thousands who
has SC N its wonderful effects
Dir j. n. HOBENSACK-Sir:- Gratitude
TO you, the inventor of highly valuable me
dicine, prompts this humble testimony in its
fa:or, as being safe, gentle, yet powerfully
etfectual remedy for Worms. Having had
much experience in knowing the effects Of
various preparations, my wife, who was well
skilled in ministering TO children in distress,
pronounced it the best she had ever used, and
would use no other while yours could he had.
a daughtcrof ours became seriously diseas-
cd. Her symptoms were alarming. but her
mother at once sought for remedy for
Worms Having obtained yours, by the time
she had taken half bottle, o Sir, the JOY ii
gave an atfcctionate mother TO see the the i'm
provemcnt in her child, she being about five
or six years old. She passed an immense
quantity Of Worms, her sckly countcnancc
now frightened. her spirits returned, and in
short time lovely child threatened with de-
cline and death, now gave promise Of health.
Thanks to a kind Providence, whose blessing
attending your Syrup, restored the child.
With,confidcncc I recommend it to all parents
whose children are suffering with Worms.
JAS. B. BOWEN Minister of the Gospel,
Late Pastor Of tue Southampton Baptist
| Church.
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E. VALLETTE

OFFERS for sale, at lowest cash prices
" Northern and Eastern Grass Seed,
Northern and Western Clover Seeed,
Prime Seed Oats,
Choice Family Flour,
Buckwheat Flour.
Bay Chaleur Salmon,
Extra No. Mackerel,
Goldfish and Hams,
Boston Ground Rock Salt,
N. o. Poit Rico, Loaf, Crashed,
Pounded Granlated and Coffee Sugars,
St Croix Molasses,
Old Ground Java,
Laguayra and ceylon cofiees,
Hyson, .. ...
Young Tyson,
Tyson Skin,
Imperial and Oolong Teas,
Oil, Fluid, Candles,
Spices, Raisins, Currents, sc.
Middle bury, April -, 1853.
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HARTFORD
LIF E AN ID III L A 1T Ii
insurance Co.

IF ICE, POST OFFICE BUILDING, HART.
FORD, CONN.
Capital and Surplus over 100000.
DURING TWO YEARS BUSINESS lSSU-
ED NEARLY 1 900 POLICIES
No Heath Risks taken by the Company.
The Hartford Life aud Health Insurance Com
pany take risks on Life, grant OF purchase annui'
ties confer endowment, and make contracts dp-
onani appertaining odeerred aud reversiOnary m
tefests connected with lie risks, agreeably 10 the
powers aud privileges conferred by charter,
The business Of the Company il conducted upon
the
JOINT STOCK AND MUTUALPLA
at the option Of the insured, thus NEE ting the
wants aud circums esof The public more fully
il is believed, than purely Mutual Companies can
do best
Annulties will be granted or purchased. and en-
dowmenis conferred on terms highly favorable,
aud according to the rates Of the most liberal and
conducted Companies in this country and'n Eng
lanG
The Charter Of this Company provides that the
wife a ay insure the life of her husband, and the
amonnt to be paid be seeurefrom creditors at his
death,
An eauitable sum " i'll always he paid for poll
ces surrendered to the company before they ex
pire,
Travelling, sea, and foreignresidence permits
will be granted At armalleNua premium.
Policies on lives Of persons going 10 California
will he granted the Joint Stock principle only
and at an extra rate Of premium.
Extract from the Certificate OF the Comptroller
ofihe State ofConneolieut, dated ,a.,
JAHuARY, 7th. 1851.
/" The great success and prudent management oil
this company. together with IT'S wei lnves.ea cap
al and SUI plus entle Il to The entire commences
Of the community, and recommend II, as 10 my
opinion equal in strength and ability 10 the oes, in
siitutions Of the Kind In the Union" lSigned.l
It.. 81 RUFUS G.PINNEy, Comptroller
The Board Of Directorsis composed Of active
business men with capital aud character in'oheu'
and giving their personal attention to the manage
neni ., eontro lofthe transactions Of the company
JAS, DIXON, President
WIN. T. Iio' KER, vics President.
HENRY l.. MlLLEi Secretary.
A.FRANCIS, Agent, Middlebuy
Dec. "a. 1851. soft
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r A I L r O A D
CHANGE OF HOURS.
Winter Arrangements.

on and after Monday, Nov. LIST, Trains will
~ run as fellows, viz;
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Manufactured at New London, Conn, by s. 4
WEAVER & Co, to whom all orders must De nd
dressed.
Agents in Middlcbury, Russell s. POWELL.
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PURCHASE LOCOCKS
+ B N ALB WAF B RS,
THE BRITISU SPECIFIC

THE BRITISH SPECIFIC,
A certain cure for MensiumSuppressio .orSup-
pressed Menscs; Hemorrhagia Difficills. or
Painful Mcnstruation AmenorrhGa or Par
tial Obstruction ofMenses; ChlJrosis or Green
Sickness; LeucorrhGa, Fuor Albus, Whites
nn all Female Weakness
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Flour.

ii. Langworthy will sell extra superflne
Flour at the lowest cash price.
Middlebury, Feb. %, lsOy.
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L
raions Of regular Physician.
The syrup is al article which stands unri-
vailed and uncqualled in this or any other conn
try, Ms u great llumor Medicine. IL Is entirely
ditfei ent from any preparation OF Sarsaparilla
Dock aud is far better than all Of them. 1t
has now been tested in more than 500 900 ca
ses, embracing persons Of both sexes, all ages,
and in every station Of life and tor all the above
named diseases, aud as yet to our knowledge 4,
there has not been the first instance whcreit has
not done the work just as il was stated il would
do.
More Than 100 900 ceses Of lumors, in all
their many and varied iUrns, have been treated
aud been permanently cured by il.
Erysipeias. - Patients who have suffered
from this distressing complaint for years. have
in every known case been cured by these medi-
cmes.
At Least Fifty Thousand Salt Rheum Pa.
tents have used the Syrup. together with the
Cerate. many of them old and invcicrate cases
and in every instance effected a cure.
For all ScIofulous Humors.-The Syrur
for them has no equal in Sarsaparia or anything
else.
Female Irregularities There ia M on,
cause which produces greater amount Of suffer
ing than the irregular action Of lie female func
tons. In these il restores to hesltl, strengiI
and vigor, and enables nature to assume her nat
ural periods.
Nursing Sore Mouth.-Tnis trul, distres
sing disease need no longer lie the dread Of nurr
| ing mothers. for there IL now reliable remedy
The Syrup, together with the Canker Cure, vii
at once most eiiectually INDEPENDENTLY cure Til
disease.
Venereal Taints and Mercurial Diseases
ate poisonous Impurities Of the blood, whir
through their effects upon the glands are felt i
every part of the hannah system Not single OF
an that does not feel the effects Of these poison
and bv their reaction upon each other, effectuall
prevent all the unaded efforts of nature to thro,
ing,hem of. In such cases, il there was ever
specific for any disease, the Syrup is for this.
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II CAUTION !-Rcmcmt6r, then, parents
and ~ others, that HOBENSAC WORM
SYRUP is the only Medicine in use that will
eradicate Worms with certainty, and will not
disagree with the mos delicate Stomach Be
careful YOU get the genuine article, and see
that the signature, J. n. HOBENSACK," is
on every bottle.
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noe TOR YOU R
~ SELF-PkINAIE

LY, Tor rs cents, by
means of the POCKET
ESCULAPIUS, or Ev-
cry One His Own Physi-
cian.-The thirty sixth
Edition, with one hund>
red engravines, showing
Private Diseases & Mall
formations OF the Genera
tive System, in every
ehanaoni form. 20 which
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Pill E S, PILES, Pill E S

DIR. UPHAMS
VEGETABLE ELECTUARY,
Or internal Remedy for The Pies; prepared
nv A. UPHAM, NJ. d., 1876 Bowery, New
York IL regularly educated Physician, who
dcvotcs his almost attention entirely to this
disease. Dr. Uphams Elecinary is certain
cure for tho Piles whether Bleeding or Blind
Piles, Internal or External, md also for Other
Diseases which are frequently found in con.
junction with Piles.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
The Elcctuary is perfectly safe for Pregnnn
Ladies. and this most useful Csihariic that car
possibly be used, as it will not only remov,
the Piles and all Inhamma,ory Diseases, with
out Pain or Irritation, but will eusure an cas-,
times, safe delivery. and sound constitution
N the offspring.
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Co M M u mlcated

TALK What great people we
are to "talk." Old men and old wo-
men "talk"-little niggers and big
niggers talk city papers "talk, !"
and even the Board Of Selectmen Of
this mighty city Of Baton Rouge talk,
and there is no more prolific subject
for talk" than the great question Of
br;lainga wharf for the landing of
sleagl boats at this great commercial
emporium of the South West.
The city Council took up the sub
ject If talk" some time last Spring.
and appointed committee, who as.
sembled on the bank of the river, and
had great "talk." They reported
the result of their stalk" at the next
setting of the board, and there the
talk" rested for awhile-we presume
for the purpose of gathering more wind
for another talk" Some two or
three months ago, they resumed the
wharf-uot tie a0ay-"talk' and it
has been "talk," "lalk,' talking"
ever since; and the ID only knows
when they will stop talking" and
ACT.
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FIRE.-Thursday night was as dark
yand black night as sin could desire
to see. 1.-THE winds howled to crack
their cheeks" About the stroke OF
eight atsSt. Peters College, there was
cry of fire" The cry is an excit-
ing one, to ster up the blood at mid
day: and when of dark and windy
night, there is something to terrify the
tamest ; for the thought Of town in
ashes--with all its comfortable arrange
ments of house-tops and chimney pla-
ces, vanished in smoke is something
to awaken the most callors to passing
events. The cry on Thursday night
was promptly echoed, and a host of
the towns leading spirits were prompt
ly on the spot Of danger in Spanish
town at the residence of Don Manuel
Morino. The fire occurred in a build
ing adjacent to the dwelling. Had
it not been for the prompt and ener-
getic action of the crowd that came to
the rescue, serious damages would have
accrued to that part of the town.
We are duly commissioned to thank
the company for Don Manuel, for the
zeal they manifested in rescuing his
property from the flames.
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You've AMERIcA-Ihe rising
geuerotiou.-It has become fashion
able Of late, for some dozen Of the
front rank of Young America in this
city to founder around in the streets,
at the small hours 'three sheets I'M
DER and disturb the peace. We men
ton the fact, not to call attention to it
but to make few remarks on the sub
ject, perhaps ''ill-timed" but neverthe-
less appropriate to the occasion. We
have done such things ourselves, and
therefore are we willing to make all
reasonable allowances for the vagaries
of youth-the free and unrestrained
"rising" Of the generation that is to
come and stand in the shoes, Of the
generation partly gone, and still going
down to the shades. But there is
nothing to excuse the obscene profan-
ity with which the "modern branch
of sprouts" make might hideous. p
They should be taken up and sent
down-to sober. If we are to have a
a night watch to patrol the streets dur
ing the thieving time of ''law making"
this winter, these young gents shonld
be looked after.
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rwThe spirit of humbuggery and

~The spirit Of humbuggery and
deception, not being satisfied with
changing the title of books, has invad-
ed the pulpit and the stage. Old ser
mons are delivered under new texts
and old plays are modernized to catch
the multitude, by new names. A pa
per before us, says; "The Two Daom-
DIS will be performed at the st. Louis
Theatre" Who would for moment
suppose that this is the Immortal Bard
of Avon's play, the "Comedy Of En-
rors!" There is truth in the words Of
Antipoholus:
'The world is full of cozenage;
As nimble jugglers, that deceive the eye,
Dark-work!ng sorcerers, that change the
mind,
Soul killing witches, that deform the body
Disguised cheaters, prating mountebanks,
And MANY such like liberties of sin--7
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rIn yesterdays edition of this
paper we had an article in reference
to melee a: the Capitol Exchange
which might have been construed into
a reflection, upon our town authori-
ties; and as such was not the intention
of the editor, we most willingly cor
riot it.
Our vigelent Town Constable was
on the spot early after the ARRAY, and
the parties were arrested, and taken
belize the Mayor who committed
them to Jail for forty-eight hours-tbe
limit Of his autf GRITTY.
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NETo what base uses names ar

EETo what base uses names are
sometimes put. The True Delta in
her police reports informs us that DIR.
Franklin was the other day arrested
as being dangerous and suspicious
character. Andrew Jackson, on the
same..day was before Recorder Winter
on a charge of petty larceny. Mark
Anthonv-Jones was taken up for be-
ing drunk, and Pompy Smash, a col
ored individual, for disturbing the
peace.
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EOur city exchanges are abso-
lutely dead to all kinds Of excitement.
Their fresh published editions. contain
nothing but what was published "last
night" if we except the reports of
the ''heads of departments already
republished, and which present fright
full columns of statistical figures that
would stagger the brains Of Virgin
ia's' prodigiously black mathematician
to remember, half a day.
In making this assertion in refer
ence to our city contemporaries, per-
hapse a single subject of interest
might be excepted. 1t is vastly edi-
flying to our country people to be told
over and over again, that Professor
Brette can teach the whole vernacular
French in three months, and that Pro-
fessor Henry De Masden can do
the same in less time. But there is
no earthly excuse (unless it be we'll
paid for) for making SO much noise
about it. We had man here some
time ago, who could teach the Num-
Der one quality Of High Dutch, in five
lessons and as to French-why, there
is book staring us in the face (tbe
price of which is only two bits-which
is on our table to be pufed) wherein
man may teach himself in three
lessons, to speak and aoeyit the Ian
guage. What do you think Of this
gentlemen? Would you believe it
when we say, that we have positively
known men, who have studied hard
for half century to speak their own
Kings English-who in three lessons
of three hours each, have become pro-
f;ients in the Italian; by this same
admirable system!
What has become Of DR.. Gilbert,
and Doctor somebody else who was
making the Deaf hear so fast, that the
Blind actually opened their eyes
Have they withdrawn their advsrtse-
ments and gone to other quarters =!
has credulity run dry in that line?
Alas. alas.-people will get tired of
cay and old fashioned ways of doing
things-that they will expect to be
cured of deep rooted malidies in day,
and go to heaven in the express train,
by leaving the baggage of their sins
behind, in the safe keeping of a Priest
or minister of the Gospel.
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The RUSSIAN SQUADRON At ia
PAN.-The National Intelligencer, Of
the 18th inst, says
Private letters dated Shanghai, 21st
September, mention that the Russian
Admiral Poutialine had arrived with
his squadron before Nangasaky on the
22d August, land was actively engaged
with the japanese authorities in nego-
tiations which were not terminated on
the LIST September.
The Russian ships before Nangasa-
ky were the frigate Pallas, the cor
vette Olivoutza, the steamer Rostock,
and the transport Prince Menschi-
koff.
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For Sale.

Sd1Cs
OK ACRES Of land situated on the
~ Bayou Sara Road, about eight
miles from Baton Rouge, half of which is
cleared and in high state of cultivation,
The soil is well adapted to the culture of
fruit trees and vegetables. There is attach
ed to the land, comodions dwelling, kitch-
en-, and other out houses, also good we'll
The place is admiralty fitted for a coun-
try grocery store, and house of entertain
ment, it being on the main road between
Bayou Sara and Baton Rouge. The travell-
ing being large and constant. The close
proximity to Baton Rouge. where mark
ct can be found for vegetables and fruits at
big prices, makes it one Of the most DESIRE
able and profitable places in the parish.
Any further information can be had by
applying to THOS. PRENDERGAST.
Advocate COPY dec SIT.
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rrDuring the past few months

TDuring the past few months,
astonishing remains of the aboriginese
of this country, have been found in
California. In cave in Caleyeras
county, large number of skulls have
been found completely imbedded in
and covered with solid stone, the sui
phate of lime. Some of the skulls are
entirely covered: inside and out. with
a covering of stone about a quarter of
an inch shick.
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NATIONAL PoErRY.-Halis Effen-
di, Turkish poet, has written a ma
tional hymn, in the style Of the Mar.
sellaise-a patriotic war-song, Of
course-which is stimulating the en-
thusiasm of the Ottomans against the
Russians in an extraordinary degree.
The Turk has heretofore not been
supposed to have much of the chant
ing cherub about him F; but all Turkey
is now said to be sounding with the
strains Of the new lyric.
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A new screw line-of-battle ship of
100 guns, called the Peiki Zafer, was
launched on the 22d ultimo, at Con-
stantinople, in the presence Of the
Sultan, the ministers and several high
fanctionaries, and went off with the
most complete success. The Sultan
was afterwards present at the laying
down of the keel Of another steamship
of eighty-four guns, to be called the
Fetie.
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BEooMER DEMoNsTRATIoN.-The
people of Seneca Falls, N. Y, gave
Mr.. and Mrs. Bloomer a public de-
monstratiop," on Tuesday evening last,
OH occasion Of the emigration to Ohio.
Resolutions were passed, and give ia
bles beautifully spread" were pretty
effectually stripped Of their oysters.
cold ham and boned turkey.
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EyWe ask especial attention to
the new advertisements of CAPDE-
vrELLE in another column. He has a
a large and varied stock Of fresh pre-
sents for the Christmas Hollidays-is
open night and day, with obliging and
accommodating clerks to wait on Gus
TONERS.
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rBy Telegraph. We see that there
has been another serious riot among
the Irish employed on the Illinois GEN.
trail Railroad, in which several were
killed. In New York there has been
another great excitement occasioned
by street preaching, in which, it is said,
5000 persons participated-The Five
Point Mission has been the cause of
it.
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ne A young lady. in Clinton,
Mass, who married rich man under
pretence ofbeing beautiful, is discov-
cred to have painted, wore bustles, and
otherwise disguised her natural imper-
fections. He: husband sues her for
obtaining money under false preten-
SEES.