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Also I'VE fa sheets oil cloths,
any . sns ssspsa hall ., M The hs.,
| Mar 10 Republic. HooE BRO 4 90.
| tIR. j. c. sANcKOFr DAVIS has resumed In new
III York the pacte. Of The law and addidoo viii his
eonhded Tim. Having
among ne on aaansa and pa."1a ses'ismn Of
Of ,hee and half Lordoa be also onsr. his services
! Nrw Yoxk, q wan sgeet, February, isSa.
RpKrssors.
Ms s..a. t sSss, f. c snf Je snn.
Ms s sass was Co. New New York and Boston.
Hon. John Davis, Worcester, Massachusete
Apnl prob ,bly
weeks lie viii take charge q any further that may be IN
letter. addressed above win be attend ms address
whom he Is also permitted to refer
Mar s-dm
<szLEcr boarding school for Young Ladies', VII
sa TAU se,esa years ~ private families al the south Nu@'er o.
cation taught together with Latin, French music,
on Jaise Miesan, Z sipin, Hon John Wales Baltimore
Hon. D. Z. Howard q. b. Hoffman, esq
A. NJ. MCLEAN,
marS-dim Wilmington, Delaware.
rAnaIaGE-HoRsEs, nagg,es, ana saddie-hor.e a.
carriage horses DID, AMI pair bob buggy horses be-
Also, horse i've ysars old good buggy
wagons with harness he., complete.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Mar 97-d6t Auctioneer and Com mission Merchant
EDUCATION OF IMBECILEs.-JAS. b. RICHARDS has
u located his school children
development a Germantown,
PHILADELPHIA.
Those who
testify very
his Of
becly od idocy intelligence
thing which but few thought
reach OF human effort
Europe Institutions which
a hopeless diocy Since
OF than four teaching this class of
address drug store corner
Of eth nd Philadelphia.
In Philadelphia he has pleasure OF referring
The RI Rev Bishop Potter, Thomas y. knkbria., NJ ID.
Rev Albert Barns, Prot. Geo. d. Wood, NJ. u.
Hon. Judge Kane, Pref. Samuel Jackson, NJ. n.
Hon. Judge Stroud Prof Thos u. Nutior NJ. %.
Hon Henry d. ehpln Alfred l.. Elwyn, N. ID.
In Washington, he viii refer 10 his friends
Gen James Hamilton, Miss Dorothea l.. Dir.
Hon. Horace Mann,
2-dlm
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A TEACHER wishes to get a situation In virginia
French, Engish aud Latin instruct IN the rd
Of spanish and Italian and furnish sufficient
% ability and morality Al particulars be had by
addressing note poet paid, 70 VI. A. ", Unon Office.
Mar at-cpdsW
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hlsttt>. Merchant Tailor, having received his foi
STOCK ~ ng good consisting % the styles and importa
IONS won most respectfully nvte eads aud
journag IN The CRY 70 give him aud goods which
are superior " any former stock all Of which
Is be purchased W 81 the Distret ''
Al clothes warranted ht n mos, supe rio, ,nann.r
Store on IN street, opposite Latham, bank
Ap t-eod1tf
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LOH UEvT-The suit occupied by Professor
Chas Jewett will be vacated 9Th Of APrl They
large and the location desirable from Us
situation being All the departments and public tudngs In
qare q e.. gyRSE,
Mar INWARD
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STRAW MattinSs, Floor OH Cloth tSe-The subscribers
from New York. the following,
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PROPOSALS Fon CARRYING THE MAILS.

Posr osYos Oar AKrAxSr March IA. Issl
mails STATE. from
1855 the Sotn IN
elusive la lhs stale CALIFORNIA, Telns Of
CON and MEXICO, will be eout,.
Once Department IA the cay VI
III " A. M OF the August decided by N. 3 OF
August on The routes herein
yzi
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Washington nrnnch HAtIroad.-Change of Hours.
ENE - % Siis1zsl 3 Q -
IN and Monday, March IA, PASSENGER trains win Be
" AZ. follovrst af
Leave Washington at 8 and 8, a. m, TX and s, p.
On Sundays nj 6, a and s, p. m.
Leave Baltimore AZ and 2, a. m. 3k and No.
ON Sunday at ~, a. m, and st p
fourth from Washington will be aiss stppne only
Annapolis and Washinrou Junction stations. -
The farther than fhh
adslphia Of Sunday morning only BALTIMORE
Through che,ks Philadelphia and Ne
York will be by trains leaving 9, and M shesT
on Sunday morning.
BY order: . ....~
Mar l5-du "ss".
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03Ordo tickets shares certificates packages
splendid
Official each drawing Immediately aer
all who order from
Address PJ. BUCKLEY, Agent,
March 81 Wilmington Delaware.
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nONT FORGET y. SNYDER, Jr.'s, Wine store, Phil
adelphis where r., and liquors OF rename
quality and cheap and have them carly delivered q yeu house 70
Washington free Of freight, "Adsmss errres or hTpse
= sNIpRgs, i,sdoI?ns.
Jan t-du
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In Troy. OIL the LIST inst, Rev, ISRAEL
STow. aged Z | years.
Mr.. Stow, was for many years, resi-
dent of this place and well known to your
citizens generally. Strongly attached to
the cause of religion, he identified him.
self actually in all efforts to extend its
influence. His life was a speaking illus
tration Of its power upon the heart.
With a warm and affcctionate heart, he
also possessed a judgement maturcd by
experience and chastoncd by affection.
His counsel and advice to the young,
commanded respect from all, and has
been a source of great profit to many
who still live to mourn his loss. With
a heart benevolent ard philanthropic, he
mourncd over the wickcdness of the age,
and prayed ardently, that the great and
growing evils that exist among us as
nation, might cease, and man love his
fellow man with the spirit of the Gospel.
He died in the bosom Of his family and
rests in peace His funeral sermon was
preached by Rev. A. A. Farr, to large
congregation, who felt that they had lost
a friend and Brother. orr loss is
has infinite gain.
Comm. NJ.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5. Arrests.
The y. s. Marshals, Crossan and
jenkins, had warrants Of arrests scrv-
ed upon them yesterday, on a charge
of riot, and assault and battery upon
Bill Thomas, a fugitive slave, arrestc d
at Wilkcsbarrc. They were brought
up on writ of habeds corpus this
morning, before Judge Grier Of the
Circuit Court, when District Attorney
Ashmead asked for their discharge on
the ground that no more force was
used than was necessary, the fugitives
being armed. The Judge said: il
writs of hajeas corpus are to be taken
out after this manner, / will have ar
indictment sent to the Grand Jury a.
gainst the person who applies for the
writ, or assists in getting it; the law
yer who defends it, and the sheriff who
serves it, to see whether the United
States officers are to be arrested ant
harassed whenever they attempt t
serve process. David Paul Brown
counsel for the Abolition Society, ask
ed for one weeks delay, in order t.
procure witnesses, which was granted
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g&- Hon. George Poindextcr, form

B@- Hon. George Poindextcr, form
crly United States Senator from Mis-
sissippi, died at Jackson, in that State,
last Monday His career was event
full and singular. He was tho first
delegate to Congress from Mississippi,
and on her admission into the Union
was Immediately chosen U. S. Sena-
tor, which position he held for a great
number of years. lie was likewise at
one time Governor of the State. In
early life he was a supporter of Gen.
jackson, but in later years he quarrcl-
ed with and became an inveteratc OPP
ponent of the "Old Hero" withdrew
from the Democratic ranks, joined the
Wings, advocated a rccharter Of the
United States Bank, and supported
Wing measures generally. Owing to
his Inconsistency in politics Mississippi
eventually rcpudiated him, and he was
compelled to retire to private life. lie
remained comparatively inactive as a
politician till four or five years ago,
when he once more took his stand upon
the Democratic platform but he failed
to regain the position he formerly held,
and soon relapsed into undisturbed
quietude. Mr.. Poindexter possessed
tAents Of high order, aud while a
Senator of the United States, his 20
sition was among the foremost men Of
the country.-N. Y. Herald.
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find immediate relief by using r. r. r
If there are any suffering with Neural
gia, Toothachc, Rheumatism. or Chills
and Fever. We guarantee that Railways
Ready Relief will stop tho worst pains
in few minutes Price 25 cents, Scots
and s per bottle.
r. r. II. No Railways Rcnova.
ting Resolvcnt cures all complaints
caused by Bad Blood and Poisonous De.
posts.
i makes the blood pure, rich, and
healthy.
Ulcers Sores, Tumors, Cancers, &c
are the offspring of certain poisonous de-
posts, lurking in the system; Railways
Renovating Rcsolvcnt rcnovates the
Blood, clcanscs, puri6es, and cnricbes it,
it resolves away all diseased deposits.
and cures Scrofula. Salt Rhcum, Humofs.
letters Rash, and all Eruptions, Fevor
Sores, &c. Price of Il. r. Resolvcnt 81
per bottle.
r. r. r. No. 3.
Railways Rcgulators.-They free the
bowels from all Morbid Humors, Regu-
late the System, and insure to all who
take them an easy discharge, and a
healthy digestion. They act upon the
Liver. Stomach Bowels, Kidneys, Blad-
der, Urethra They regulate every Or
gan in the system. imparting a healthy
action to each If the bowels arc cos
tive. the Regulators viii gently move
them without subjecting the patient to
too powerful purgation Take or a and
they will operate briskly. They neither
grippe, pain. nor sckcn the patient. They
are qnick cures for costivencss, Dyspep-
STA, Indigestion. Liver Complaint, Dis
eases of the Kidneys, and Bladdcrs.-
They are entirely Vegetable, and pleas
ant to take. Price 25 cents. At X. X. r..
Office lG2 Fulton street, up stairs.
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B3TThe st. Adams Democrat is in
agony in view of the possibility that
the Free Sellers may prefer to act
with the Wings of the Legislature
rather than with the locos, and gravcly
informs the frecsoilers that "the
wings hare deceived them, and
will again, if an opportunity should
offer" Looking back to the coalition
of lS49 and the stampede of the loco
focos from the "free democratic" ranks
in 1852 and 1858, we are inclined tc
make the following correction in tho
article Of the Democrat 1.-THE Loco
FOcos hare deceived them, and will a
gain, if an opportunity haU offer
Montpelier Wdtchman.
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By the arabia, which arrived last
week, we have the following intelli-
gencc
The cholera is ravaging many towns
and cities in England, Ireland, and
the North of Europe. The deaths il
Newcastle arc reported to average
100 per day. 100 deaths occurred al
Stockholm on the 18th Sept. Al
Carlscronasthere had been 932 deaths
out of a population of 10000.
A despatch from Vienna, of the
Goth, confirms the report that Austria
had backed out of the coalition. II
declines to sanction the guarantee in
the collective note against any further
interference on the part of Russia bet.
ween the Porte and its subjects.
Another despatch from Vienna
states that instructions had seen sent
to the English and French ministers
at Constantinoplc, urging the Porte to
accept the first note.
The Bey of Tunis had informed the
Porte that his contingent force was
ready to take the field.
AT Constantinople inccndiary plac-
ards continue to be posted. A bitter
feeling against England has been en-
gendered among the Mussulmans, and
carricatures of that country are freely
circulated; and general feeling was,
that the Sultan would make no further
concessions either to Russia or to the
other powers.
1t was also rumorcd that the dis
pute between the English and French
Ministers had been revived; the French
Minister insisting that the fleets should
came up to Constantinople, Lord
Stratlord de Radcliffe Directing.
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EVENING SCHOOL.

M RS. DREW, being DESTROYS ofinroduc-
vi ing her instructions more generally, will
give one course in PcAmaHship, at The loi0
price of 81 90 if pail at entrance, or s., 80
any time after, commencing on Thursday eve.
Oct. 6, at past O'Clock, at the Addison
House, Room No 3, lower floor, when and
where she will be happy to sec all those Gen
tlemen and Ladies DESTROYS Of making rapid
improvement in the science of Chirography.
Three Beautiful Premiums, will be given
at the close TO those having made the great
est improvement. The course will embrace
IL lessons Of II hour each.
5sY- Pupils are required to furnish their
own Stationery, aud those attending in the
evening Lights. Day pupils as usual at s. 80.
Middlebury, Oct 8, 1853. 2li
Walton's Daily Journal
Will be published as usual during the session
Of the Legislature. The session promises to
be unusually long and unusually exciting
Subscribers are requested to order early
Terms 81 in advance. 2i:3w.
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Notice

Is hereby given, that An application will be
made at the next session Of the General As
scmbly ofths State OK Vermont, for the renewal
OF the Charter and an increase Of fifly thou
sand dollars 10 the Capital Stock the Bank
of Nergcnnes.
Said additional Stock to be subscribed for
within ten days after the books 81 sub
scription are opened by persons not sharehol
dcrs in said institution, and il not fully taken
then others may be allowed 10 subscribe fol
the same.
By order Of the Directors.
JAS. u. ATwELL Cashier.
Nergcnnes, Sept. :, Is g.
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RIGHT ABOUT FAcE-MARcn "A few
mouths ago, President Pierce appoint
ed a freesoi, democrat to be Post
master at st. Johnsbury; whereupor
the Hunkcr democrats rebelled, and
sought the proper aid in New Hampshire
The Consequence is that Frank Pierce
has 0edeaded has oiea appointee ere hi
had well warmed his seat and has aII
pointed a Hunker in his place one, i
is presumed, in whose garments there i,
no odor of Vermont free soilism.- Mont
pelier Wdtckman.
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y leo,

Y In Ferrisburgh, on the % inst, of al
fit of Apoplexy, Moses SARGENT, agcJ
6l years.
At Bay St. Louis, Miss, Sept. elst
OF the Yellow Fever, Miss CLARA +
Nichols. daughter of David Nichols de-
ceased, late of Middlebury.
In Whiting, Sept 18th, of Paralysis\
ANTHONY SMITH, in the Nth year of his
age. Mr.. Smith was truly peace ma
ker and a valuable citizen. He will
long be remembered by his neighbors
and townsmen for his many amiablc
qualties-for his steady and exemplary
life and his deep and heartfelt piety He
bore his long and protracted sickness
with Christian fortitude and resignation
not murmur or complaint escaped
his lips. He united with the Bap.
list Church in Whiting, many years
since, and remained faithful and con
sistent member to the day of his death.
He was naturally retiring in his dispos-
ition, consequently his religion was not q
boisterous character, but rather like the
gentle stream that seldom fails to enrich
the valley through which it passes. Tho
even tenor of his disposition, his daily
walk and blamless life, caused vice and
immortality to stand abashed in his pres
ence Silence fills his place in the fam
lily circle, his counsel is heard no more
but his example yet lives. rich inheri
tancc to his posterity May they I'M
tate his virtues. Ia the quiet churcl
yard, slumbers our worthy friend, there
to rest until the morning of the resur
rection.
" Thou art gone to thy rest brother,
Thy sins are all forgiven;
And saints in light have welcomed thee,
To share the joys Of heaven" coMa,
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I'll ark

Brighton Cattle Market,-October 8.
At Market, 2l50 Beef Cattle, 1900 Stores,
Is pairs Working Oxen, % Cows and Calves
1000 Sheep and Lambs. 1000 Swine
Prices-Becf Cattlc-Extra So first quail
ity 81 10; second doat Sc a 6 70; third
do, So so 3 80; ord So 5,2j
Storcs-Yearlings 50, Hale; two years
old SIS, Il, 10 20; three years old $50, 50
57a39
Working Oxen-$95, 100, 1l5al30
Cows and Calyes-;s23, %, %, 30, i,3GaiO
Sheep and Lambs-;s2, $50, 2,75a3; Extra
81 80, 5 Ga6.
swine-5iaGic. retail Gsa7sc. Old Hogs
Of which there pere of the above reported
1000, 81.
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r. X. II REMEDIES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

For the Removal aud Cure of all ac-
cute Pains; Rheumatism, Sick Head
ache, Neuralgia, Cholera, Cramgs ,Spasms,
Toothache, Diarrhea, sc.
Il II. R.-Bad, Offensive Breath
Stomach out of order-Take ten drops
of r. X. r. every morning in little
water, aud rinse out the mouth also,
swallow some of the Relief--it will neu-
tralize the acid on the stomach, make it
sweet aud clean, and remove from the
mouth and teeth all tartar or bad taste
Persons troubled With sick headache will
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READING
FOR THE,
NJ | L L | 0 n

fTllE following Newspapers received week
4 ~ and for sale by the single copy at II 9
Telegraph Office:
GlcdS5a's Pictorial,
Illustrated Nc'es,
Waperley Magazine,
Dodge's Literary Museum,
Ftag qf our Umion,
True Flag,
Home Jo'nRdt,
OLire Branch,
Yankee Biude.
". Y. Dutchmaa,
Picdyune,
Hankce Noiioas,
Cncle Sam.
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STATE OF VERMONT BE it remembered
District of Addison, s.. that, at Probate
Court held at MiddlchurY in and for the
District of Addison, ON the 10Th day of Sept.
A. ID. 1853
George ii. Sanders, guardian of OLIVER ii.
SANDERS, WILLIAM W. SANDERS and RUru L.
SANDERS NIL Of said Middlcbury, minor chill
drcn Of the said George II. Sanders, repre-
scnts to this Court, that ii would be coudu-
Give to the interests of his said wards to sell
all their right, title aud interest in, and to y
certain piece of land, situated in the village
of East Alddlebury, bounded north and west
! by Il lane or passage why leading 10 f. \.
Lcland's Land, south 10y the centre Turnpike
road, and cast by land Of Sally Eldridgc, con
| tanning one half acre, which was conveyed to
their late mother Ruth H. Sanders by Daniel
! Bidwell by deed dated the 3lst day of De-
cembcr \. ID le52-for the purpose of put
ting the proceeds thereof at interest and
makes application to this Court to grant him
liccnce to sell his said wards said real estate
for the purpose aforesaid; 1t is thereupon
ordered that said application be considered
by this Court, at the session thereof TO be
held at the Office of the Register in said Mid
dlcbury, on Tuesday the 9th day OF October
next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon and that
said guardian give notice thereof to all per
sons interested, that they may appear and
make their objections, fany they may have, tc
the granting said liccncc, by publishing a Ger
titled copy Of this order in the Middlebury
Register a newspaper printed at said Middle
bury three weeks successfully previous e
the time Of said Court.
JED. 5. BUSHNELL, Register
\ true copy Of record.
22.3w. Attest JED $. BusuNEir Register
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ES Our fair weather this fall seems
to be broken up into fragments, and
served out by the half day, with a good
layer Of mud and rain between the pioc-
es.
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D R. A. n. s Ii E r NJ A N

Whose distinguished success is so univer-
sally known in every village and town thro'-
out the northern, eastern and middle states,
has, from the urgent solicitation of his friends,
consented to visit Middlcbury, where he will
remain but a very short period, as other en-
gagemcnts will impcrativcly demand his at
tcnton. Those who may wish to profit by
bis professional services, may find him at his
room, over Mrs. CLENELAND'S Millinery,
where he will be happy to see such MS may
favor him with call.
Gg- The poor will not be neglected for
want Of funds 81
Nldlcburv, Oct. IL. 90.
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Second Hand Pianos

taken in exchange for ncw.-Tea cheers in
Seminares, and Booksellers, will receive a
suitable deduction from our retail prices
A large variety Of Singing Books for sale
by the single copy or by the dozen.
The patronage of those desiring such mer-
chandise is most respectfully solicited.
Troy, Sept. 10, 1883, 22tf.
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P 0 IS @ \. | n G

Thousands Of Parents who use Ncrmfugc
composed ofCastor oil Calomc, &c, are not
aware, that while they appear to benefit the
patient, they are actually laying the founda-
tiun tor a series of diseases, such as saliva
ton, loss of sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the adver-
tisemcut Of llobcnsack S Medicines, TO which
we ask the attention of all directly interested
in their own as well as their Childrcn's
health. In Liver Complaints and all disor-
ders arising from those Of a bilious type
should make use of the only genuine medi-
cine, llobensack's Liver Pills.
e1g- BIZ NOT DECEIVED" but ask for lIo
bensacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and
observe that each has the signature, j. n
lIOBENSACK AS none else are genuine.
o. ".
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FIRE.-The tavern at Mortified
Falls Village was destroyed by fire on
Sunday night, the 25th ult.
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WAX THREAD SEWING MACHINE.

Adapted to siding and losing with waxed
thread Of all kinds Of Boois and Shoes, with 81
without side wells, superior to hand sewing, and
with an immense saving Of labor. Likewise FAs-
cY Sewing on cLoTH and LEATHER.
Also, Wickersham's Patent Machines for sew.
ing Ships Sails, lIammocks, Nalises, Awnings
CSipet Bags, Mauresses, Trunks &c. Tho
public arc invited 10 call aud sec them in opera
ton. Exclusive Rights tor towns, Counties and
States, TO sell and use said Machine, can oe &c
cured. For sale at No. 50 Hanover street, op
posile tho American House Boston, hy
BUrTERFiELD & STEVENS,
proprietorers and Manufacture.
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KINNICUTT Il HASKELL.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS
II NJ
PIANO FORTES.

ASD Music and Musical Merchandise Of
every dcscription-No IS, Boardman's Build
ing, under tina Museum Troy, n. Y.
At the above Saloon Piano Fortes from the
best Manufacturers in New Nork and Boston,
may be found at all times at the lowest prices
Those wishing such merchandise are invited
To call and examine our assortment, or send
us their address. In either case we promise
To give to all, the best of attention, and best
of bargains.
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BY WILLIAM YOUNG, VI. j.
Let no father be ashamed to present copy
Of the .ESCULAPlUS TO his child. 1t may
save him from an early grave. Let no young
man or woman entering into the secret obi
cations of married life without reading the
Pocket Esculapius. Let no one suffer from
a hacknied Cough, Pain in the Side, restless
nights, nervous feelings, and the whole train
Of Dyspcptic sensations, and given up by theiT
physician, be another moment without con
suting the lESculapius. Have the married
any impedimcnt, read this truly useful book
as II has been the means of saving thousands
Of unfortunate creatures from the very jaws
of death.
Rgy-Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE
cents enclosed in a letter, will receive one COP,
Of ,his book by mail or five copies will b.
sent for one dollar. Address DIR. WIN
YOUNG, No. l52 Spruce St, Philadelphia.
Post paid. 24ly
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Hats /! Hats |! |!

Fall style Of Hats, Of Superior guilty and
finish, just received and Tor sale low by
c. q. WAINWRIGHT.
Sept 20, 1858. n