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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14
PUBLIC NEEIZNGS.
GENERAL TRIENNIAL CONVENTION OF NE
'-'-' PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
uorsY OF pELIGATEs.. EIGHTH DAT
About The usual attendance Of delegates ana Spectators
were present yesterday morning. ,.-.hopev Dr
The morning services were performed oS ne r.e'' "
Clam of VI assisted by the Rev. DR. Ford OF Ia
r;nr,ss of the previous meeting were read and sp-
proved -, c,,,,,;,,ao on the
The Rev Mr. Coke of Vt. Of the Committee on uie
Admission of California reported in favor oil appointing
Missionary Bslop for that state together WIN one ' NC
Territory of Oregon and requested the House OF plso
10 nominate them Resolutions to thai enee' "e'' -
pended 10 their report -. canon IN the
0.rizstion Of New Diocese II enscts thai tneIo
roust he six regularly settled officiating fEeso!'eIs ~
,tute Diocese and that there must De SIX Pal'sNe '
rresented in the Convention of the Diocese -.
NE same Committee reported resolution 'uo, :.
VI H. Constitution On the mode Of trying bsnoys
ana other Clergy. be amended by Striking ou' ~
as il stands viz ~ =, .,ssa Nv n. oensral
The mode Of trying Bishops shall be po'i-e s.r be con-
Couvention The Court appointed for tAa --sS Pr~.
ncd OF Bshops only every Docese the nose 80 -. a
Instituted BY TIE OoANeI',
shall pronounce seniSaee y
suspension or aeETada0n from The fansIS' u ~
,.bssthsT Bishor ePresbytcr or Deacon" y. ..,,s,.a
y e1Ies hat no Bishop could pronounce sentence
81 derosition on any clergyman, oat thSl i "a" "
done only by act Of the General ConVentoh- L;,s..
Judge Chambers of Maryland called 'Dl VIZ me
hat was len unfinished at the time oi s-y'~i H''' 49,
Mr. Mnrrsy Hoffman desired with the PERMISSION ., ~
House 70 withdraw his resolutions "nen ~ 80 a,
them as he believed that the canon lIoll ss0 ~
MN w a 80, 4 e,sx-er nearly the same purpote.
pIVi p H. Unncksl Of North CaroiT.a- asked ~
- =, n, re same with his resoiatlf'ns Don ~
-no,-,5 - ,,;thfraw them This bFo'Ehl tne N-sI -
re- Nv n. fore the House. when i Vas .eai a. an
tie Committee on Ianots- -. r,-,-,.ee an Csaons
, Mr. Durcan Of LOUISIANA 81 TO- (onli4'S' %
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS, &c.

WAsHINGTos Thursday Oct Is, 1888
The President has appointed james H. Williams OF
Maine. Con,e to Sidney Australia and james H. Young
of New York Commercial Agent at Curacao
The Star Of this evening inimaes that James GORDON
Bennett was unsuccessful applicant Tor the frehcn
mission
The contracts 7 the supply of goods to the Indians by
Che Jued States have been awarded to Messrs Grant *
Parton of New York Calender Rogers Co. of Boston
Thomas r Tolson Of Trenton and E. Tycn' of Pbiade
phia H.
The ere, race to day at the Broad Rock Course Peters
burg. Va. between Nina Red Eye and Lawson was won
nv Red Eve -Four mile heats-frst and third heats
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snrruFRN MAIL ITEMS.

BALTINONLl InufsIaN' W -
New Orleans papers of Friday last received Inc
yellow fever was still prevailing in various towns oil MS
Natchez is now free from the epidemic and trade Is re-
The fever had disappeared from Ihbodeaux but al
Yezoo CITY il was still raging severely. ,
The Sarannoh republican states uai Inc cnar5e
against DR. Steiner for killing Major Arnold was invest
s,ed nv Justice of the Peace for Hill County Texas on
be ION nit and Steiner discharged on the ground Of
self defense .,.--, I % n ,oo
inns The sickness among The hands on the Canal SIN
continues and there is but little doing
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TARGET ExcrRsloy-Y Yesterday morning the singer
Guards 20 men under the command Of Capt T. Kelsey
r the establshrne ut Of Singer Co. Sewing Machines
accompanied by sheltons Band, went to Mott Haven on
their first Target Excursion Tie following were the przes
and the successful competitor Gold Wstch and Cnan
presented by Singer Co, won by G. Gee slVe' up
- ~ s-goan. Frederick Silver Cup. by Capt
Esrs.,, 4 q and were won by II. Miller, g. Damn
Iieut Goats Lest Hancock Pair OF segar Vases pre-
s,rted bv Mn II Kelsey, won By Lieut. Osborn Ai'er
GOOD dinner the prizes awarded by Mr { III hesr
Who made few appropriate remarks Previous to start
the Company halted in front Of Mr. Singers house "AeH
tbev wen uresanted with splendid wreath By Nss sngee
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iInvre Markets.

SALES Of CorroS durn the week endn 9Th Inclusive bes
sosk on hand $1,000 Under date the mag OF the SIN on
saws market continues IN the tame oo
ins ,tse with sales reaching bales day Tres oid
uaire Louisiana being limited supply does not 50 mnih
The CorroN which SOLD a. the end Of si nont
little louisiana would no. fetch 70 sy more Yuan
ne of 7whe In odinAre the decline not iofs
than fLoVR there demand to-day aad New"
selling france deliverable mouth ASHES
business prices firm CcFTEE active, quotations sun
RIcf during the week but prices maintained 81
Aks demand and slightly deaer IEA unchanged AdVees rom
The ufacfuri distfg At
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pHONETIC NETTING.

,; 81 corsiie-shle interest was held last evening
At the Metropolitan Academy, Sl1th aV,' ~ 49,
with the New York Phonetic Society "Aeh VS. N'--'
Ously attended. - -.
NJ p Andrews presided, and called upon
Professor Sizer who expressed his hearty COM 49,
tons 70 the meeting at seeing the earnest fe 70 -,
Rad taken rlace among the spelling reioTIneFs OF l 49,
and said be was greatly indebted % hr lni~i "a
sLort hand for the saving of tine AM labor when n
cted fr him during tie last few years lie aal m ~;
emulovment a. aInHnuonsis who wro'e J. ms T. -
thoucht. a. fcs: he could give them preston =
;nrossihle 10 over estimate the value Of sieh .
Tirorv men who could avoid the labor Of e1'es,e -
-; o. the deek bv sDcQkiag instead q Hrs-'hs tI-l
80 The mind under such eirc 1ulsiances "@s III.
s-ee a. h. concentrated the subject am - A-s4
H. style became lsss lab-ed, more easy ana NUNS
n1ore -sgreeabe 10 the general reaisr. ,..ta
Istser from { Edwards Lester so va - - ~
-, hearing an iuportan: testimony 20 the va -
Thonetic short hand in hi- case II hasln. se'' ~
T. similar wav 10 tia, described by Mr. sHE. Az
NJ Dovls next addressed the meeting, 81" 81
fcultjes attending the educ alton o. etnlIeu a = - IN
90 tbs resent fsl.s method Of spelling wo>d'. ~
,s.ibls EXCEPT br long application 10 eSnl - Z,
fcul,ies Writing the most mp Ah- - s;j, h
r. Education OF children and 9 WIS re NUS -. II
sccuire and the las; in which they eonsd oee-ul'
- rsecpence ofthe sbsuriiiiss OF tie or-ho-raPn!.
French gentleman testified TO tfe 10 49,; rT
h,5 derived from the application OF the fn9ael-o +;
IL both 70 the learning and .sactiIg q IAl-
which he had had considerable experience ,.-ns -
Mr. Sedgwick. Principal Of sss Aeadeuy' lnA-' '- -
pfOpriaie remarks -, s.,-,-r ID, 7,
Professor W ebster amor. bis ntef;'ea '' q,
classes for h. study Of Phonetic a1oF'lA-" |--'7
winter season. . - . -,.--,.s ,
ne Chairman took general review q y pro-
msnkiaf. during tie last go yesrs' ana 'Ar H'
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LONG sHOREMENs SOCIETY.

This boy met last night at the Shakpere Hotel for the
nurpose 81 electng officers for the ensuing year The
Society de sired the continuance in office o. Mr. Niams the
psient ami Mr. John McGra,h the Secretary but they
being only honorary members objection was taken as
10 the consutionaly of their election and after long
debate notion made TO amend the CONSTITUTION %
"a 20 raLe honorary members eligible TO Office, when, by
Te.oluiion the election postponed for MONTH and
the meeting adjourned
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Aspvs had advanced with large sales PEARLS quoted a.
PoTs BEEswAx reised IS CLovER sep dG. ~ ~
TALLoW- An nc.isc U..1.s N
further advance of q reteisba5sh y G ,S d 20, con-
with a demand Sales Wv DDS o. . M
90 20, fne TusrYNriNE- 30 bbp sold At ID Noihh
a"ins In An SPIRITS TURFENrNE had advanced WIN
~ AT saId62 RIGS good request sales al 1os \
iwited business IN DSrwooDs Ne Transactions IN
ass good demand 4l tuns 10 arrive
SS saO-the latter price demanded rae sea-
salss Al aS4d f3il0 Rape unchanged Lnetq 49,
sa., rchsneed MefcAibo al d59 Domingo 4o ss"k
AMI and rather easier but quotations are NOT aefea I'm.
lied hnancss. hni ILiecs very inn NV nIIl LonAN- ~
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DEATH OF TRISTAN BURGESS.

Providence Thursday Oct. 10, 1883
Tristan Burgess died this morning at 10 CLOCK IN the
sih year of his age
Tho Coroners inouest in the case Of Neal DOugherty
killed at the Gremens fight last Monday have resulted in
verdict Of guilty Of wul murder against six persons-ony
two Of whom have been arrested
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OHIO ELECTION

CINcIySATI. Thursday, Oct - ls55
The following Democratic majOrties have been asoer-
tanned Montgomery 300 Erie 200, Sandusky 200 Opa-
wa 200.
In Cuyahoga the Free Soil ticket is elected 1t Is also
elected in Lorraine by COO majority
In Toledo City the Democrats gain 300 votes
There no doubt Of the election Of the entire Denocrauc
State ticket
We have no report Of the vote on the Name Law
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AUSTRIA.

-, Nicholas and the Prince II Prussia arr'Yea
1feLLnIR :, olmdtz 70 meet the Emperor OF Austra.
% DC there had been great military display ana
sS IG" =. ss tree s'~SsP IT. 1"S
The i:sI;ss i extended until the end of May neT
TIE we quarantine imposed on ships from inc Iea
&c. Is vIle vessels from New Orleans are excluded Ao
So So from Nespohisn ports
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IMPORTANT TELEGRAPHIC CASE.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Oct. 49, lsDJ
An mrortan Arbitration Case is to be argued TO day be
ce Messrs Perrew and Daniel Lord distinguished law
vers of Charleston and New DIRK to settle certain charges
1oninst Amos Kendall and associates # improper AM e
funds belonging to the Washington aud New Orleans lei
egraph Company. No. - ,for-, ~
A report by Messrs. Cuyler, McCrary and Maury, a.
sers the facts alleged against Kendall TO be true Inc
chnrros were preferred by New York stoo kholder.
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ro, u.r. Cutler Head Gsstari. G'oysr Cro-nery s
y-swrer Lourt Poodle Prescott. Psrks Aes IN t4 -
~ ~ ar Ali ar (iowan fisrry. Ham y n, -
,s.jokn Ru,tH,harr Chsrion Dels sns $50 eel.br
- ~, Tyrubau AID LADY hsaafs Heoa Ina
49,, frd1cr Delzney, Nh Ir'es' NJ Nna 'ii' ''-
Misses Wheeler
called =, 10 o'clock this morning. wind south
- toviTc yale She may not therefore reach Boston
49, earlT on Saturday morning
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MUSIC.
GoTTscBAL

The concert Of Mr. Gotschak last night was nHmerously
attended We found everything in his performance last
night to confirm our opinion in calling him first class art
Isl rating in execution with great names OF Europe Mr.
Aptommas the Harpist is quite wonderful he is most
splendid performer instrument now much nee ected
but still the poecal in history Mr. Pychowsky we
learn. performed ably the duet with Gouschalk.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION-vISITING FIREMEN.
Pun AnEPHIA THURSDAY. Oct -. 1873

PHILADELPHIA, thursday Oct - Lo''.
Returns from this county show the election oil fouKro1
Democrat as State Senator The Assembly representa-
ion will be Prohibitionists, and Democrats
The official count makes material alteration IN the e.
toed result as to the legislative ticket of the city and
cuntv Tie whole vote is yet officially declared but
the result will probably show the election Of Steele the De
nocyatic candidate for Auditor
The Moyamensing Hose Company left here for Newly
this morning, to join the Fremans parade tomorrow
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Iondon Markets.

Co,yEE az lower good business dens ne IeaaonSn
Src. TO hnt sesAv MofAssEs TALLoW-Considcabe
SnS,U lesvtnS OF al 81 on the spot The current qa5aos
fsr BSy.psrvTrs were American Red WHEAL 81 af quar-
Ter; White. d76 Western Canal FLOUR 81 @'o pa'-O0
nd CHEEsE
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I,verpooi ureadstuG Market.

continued ~ active demand Tor va
,,,ess AMI on the FLOUR In good request WIN
sSSspce a. per circulars Of ~ az y bbi ne o "a
~ ci,rnlss quote Canal a. 81 90
phi,dslrba At Ohio 5 Choice dc 10 canadian oti o,'
a. Wr.1 had the following heing inc CLOSING w.
s.tops n White IOfdOA Red and Mixed yl0G' ~ iNDiA'
coss in fair demand with advance OF 81 during e M
uhi,. sod and cases 81 Yellow Il Hiu
sat The accounts Of the Potaoe although not @aine
rahl
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which tine and labor haze been saved an shove. hN
the general application 81 the Phonetic prime DE y =
study a IN anrusgs snd g. the education 81 chiren
would ld q the grestes; economy Of time in the -
important Veri0d OF fe and that the English language
y this mesnF would be likely become, in future az
ne adopted ianguaga Of the world.
The rtetlr- adjourned until ncTt Iha-s1sy week a.
which MATES " Interest 30 al Phonetic refornsrs " u D.
ltrotncot l- ladies' vc-e nar.cn,ay invited :, ateni
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHlNG1oS Thursday, Oct. - 1893.
TIE Union Of this morning has severe article dcnouhc
ing those who pretend to be friends Of the aa
vet attack his Cabinet II says the President mas DO lee
Inc for them hut sovereign contempt o.,
The Union also continues It's defense oil secretary yum
rie g letter TO Collector Bronson.
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nrprF" DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.
49, e. .crsr IlursdaY. Oct. ID. u

SYRACUSE, IhursuhYs O''. - -
Tho Free" Democrats held their Country Convention
% dav which was pretty well attended Chas. n Nhea-
,on was nominated for Senator A. H. jerome Of Man
lus. District Attorney Jefferson freeman OF Sicy' 81
nerntcndent Of the Poor; BENIN +. Sweet of Cicero
Justice Of Sessions Ephram l.. soule Of Sana Tor the
Assembly
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rHE cANADAs NEWs al NEW ORLEANs.


The steamship Canadas adyiees were received At /,
Ioc his afternoon by the Associated Press, over the
Wasbincton and New Orleans Line. The sales Of COT
TON mo to noon to day barely 500 bales at g. ko
CoyFfT is dull and being stored at ssa9c The DARK
Hamilton from Boston. arrived to day
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SEVERE WEATHER IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
- $500 poer,x Thursday Oct - lrj3.


letter dated Gorham n H. Oct. H. says maj MOUNT
Ubncon IA covered with snow to the depth of two feet
and Is dried in some places to the depth OF eight feet
If has also been showing in the towns around the noun
tain for several days past The thermometer stood last
week upop the mountain, al zero.
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Freights.

Bans Brothers report marked variation prices but al
indspcsou 90 buy Ii sales forced mat rial redne on wo ID
have 10 be submitted except the leading Securities
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LIVERPOOL Provision Market.

yrv little doing Ia beer but prices remained rm I > pf
Spo,d Al s5 n los Cansdan BEER 90 a9o PoSN IN m
@ ~ nj, nrces-boldsrs do pres sales Prime Elsicrn
NJ "a go Wesfern y 6a75. Canadian, Is $50 Nothing
Soins in B1coN Considerable Transactions IN shoulders az N
IRp rssned steady with small sales al $500 on hc sPo
bl for Spring delivery. CHEEsE moved readily al ohct 'A
BuTTER- CsuAdian q Ioted at ~ iab5l.
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PRUSSIA.
DENMARK.

- r-e.erted bic letters Of recall. and hi
Mr. Bsrnssro v Hrr was daily expected at Berlin
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~ Ma wssAburn Nj and Mrs Cotton. Mr. and Mrs Mont
@ NJ and Mrs Ferrv Mr. Parkman Misses Msson Scoev.
We, ~ ot Car richardson, Ms Psyson, Ms Dyer Ms
,- - sne Nh Fullerton Mesrs chlrlson KENNEDY Dam
rS<.sS ~ Loye shaw Mar rekoor Fullerton NJ All Mcs
49, No. ~ Ma GiHour Mesrs Mason, Wiley Russell A.
- ~ee7 "aeelsf. TYLER Hnyef. Hss1i tolma'a, Rogers,
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
I,vc,pool Cotton Market.

With slightly increased demand owing 70 tue sh9rlns o.
us Stoke the desire to sell was very appaieh I n, "a %
s.sr RIVERS obtained advantage on lie week equA 70 ~
ON MiddnR and better classes ID ID lniero sea , ~
S.xrtiors al American The weeks saes were Jl9o DAts
sirdg 40 on speculation and 4fN for export Inc sooA
hand amounted 795 600 bales including 4llVD
ovIns so The authorized quotations but hey must b. cons
nominal
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the United States lively ihe cary part Of the
clos lower consequence OF tie stormy weather
Tkerc . little change in the quotations
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RUSSIA

days quarantine against the so S9SsTs drawn ssa ss om
..,,h;sbed at 0desss- and SANITARY '0''''"
yV;dden and sulima
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Liverpool Timber Market.

few lots Of Savannah PITon PINE had changed hana
New Yok Hhd SLAVES realizing &lb0 tlI Wine ripe -
NsworIeans HID SLAVES slsGG2 Hickory HANOsFKtsN'
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EGYPT.

bb P.hs had pehbed The eIPSan 81 ga9
ron 70 erterd y date to Nov 30.
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49,. TN, s5d Sept. announce tia: the
"a $3.50 La entirely disaPpesrs"
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xIRIo

Is besieged by imnsnse crowds Although the mousse
Will contain twenty five or eight hundred cFo"ds are
sometimes turned away.
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London Money Market.
American Securities.

The Bank England hss raised 10 minimum rate Of dsoou Il
- cent COnsols closed at ga ass for and account
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State of Trade In Manchester.
,,ve,rooI Produce Market.

Al Manchester on Friday seth the market for GOODS and
yaSSs So.ed " ih depression and very limited business
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The ropewak of Sewu Day. At ROxbury sass hss been
DESTROYED BY FIRE Loss, $4,000.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

No part Of the system is more liable TO dis
ease Than the LIVER, it servingas fiIterer
to purify the blood or giving the proper secre..
ton to the bile, so that any wrong aepon Of
the Liver effects the other important parts oil
the system, and results variously in Liver Com,
plant, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, &c we should
therefore watch every symptom that might in
dictate wrong action of the Liver. These
Pills being composed of ROOTS PLANTS
furnished by nature to heal the sick namely
lst an EXPECTORANT, which augmenIs
secretion, from the pulmonary mucus mem.
brane, or promotes the discharge OF secreted
matter. I'd, an Alternative, which
changes in some inexplcaable and insensiblc
manner the certain morbid action of the sys..
tenn. Sd, aTONIC, which gives tone and
strength to the nervous system, renewing
health and vigor to all parts OF fhe body, 4th, a
CATHARTIC which acts in perfect harmony
with the other ingredients and operating on
the bowels, and expeling the whole mass Of
corrupt and vitiatcd and purifying the Blood
which destroys disease and restores health
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be it remember
District of NcwlIavcn, IS. ! ed that at pro-
bate court holden at Bristol in said district,
on the st day of August, 1853,
An instrument, purporting to be the last
will and testament of
JOHN HUNTINGTON,
late Of Lincoln, in said district, deceased, be-
ing therein named, for probate; it is ordered,
by said Court, that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear at session Of
said court, TO be held at the office of the
Judge of said Court, in Bristol, aforesaid, on
the first Monday of September, 1853, at 10
o'clock, A. M and show cause if any they
may have, against the probate of said will ;
for which purpose, it is further ordered, that
copy of the record of this order be publish
ed three weeks snccessively in the Middle
bury Rcgistcr,a newspaper printed at said
Middlcbury, in this State, all which publca-
tons shall be previous to said time appointed
for said hearing.
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judgc.
1G;3w true copy of Record.
ii. MrNsILL, Judge.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

added treatise o. 6 Of Females,
intended for the use .ei0al only (see page
1907, being of the hil .-. ,a portanee 10 mar
ried people, or those {, plating marriage.
BY WM. YOUNG, " ID. Graduate ofthc
University of Pcnnsyly. mia Member of The
Royal College of Surgeons, London and
Honorary Member of the Philadelphia Medi-
cal Society. The various forms Of Secret Dis
eases, Seminal Weakness, Diseases OF the
PROSTATE Gland lmpotency, solitary habits o.
youth are faithfully described, and all the re-
ceipts given in plain language. The chapter
on sclf-ahuse and Seminal Weakness is wor-
thy of particular attention, and should he read
by every one. Young Men who have been un-
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 scs
should possess DIR. Young's Treatise on Mar
rage, the Pocket -Escuapius, or Every ore
His own Physician.
Qy%Lct no father be ashamed 10 present n
copy the 4Esculapius TO his child 1t may
save him from an early grave. Letno young
man or woman enter into the secret obligations
of married life, without reading the pocket
.Escuapius Let no one suffering from n
hacknied Cough, pam in the side, restless
nights nervous feelings, and the whole train Of
Dyspeptic sensations, and given up hJ their
/ pfltsiCldn. ne announcer mulntnt WITHOUT COnSui-
tiny the 4Esculapus. Have the married or
those about to be married any impeachment,
read his truly useful Book, as it has been the
means of saving thousands OF unfortunate
creatures from the very Jaws of death. Up
wards OLA MILLION copies of this celebrated
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