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OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.
tfrom the New London Daily Star.
DIR. WEAVER'S MEDICINES.

Thee medicines, comprising the Cmker
and Salt Rheum Syrup, Canker Cure and &C.
rate, we make no hesitation in saying, have
won a celebrity, for the time they have been
before the public, %uneqnalled by any medi-
cines in the United States. Our readers know
as well as we do, that it is not our practice to
speak Of Patent Medicines, but in a case like
this, when the cures that DR.. Viewers medi-
cines have effected, present themselves to us
in so many instances, we canno refrain from
alluding to them as they deserve. In a circuit
Of ten miles from this office we could mention
scores of individuals who have been rescued
from the grave, and restored TO perfect health,
by proper and timely application of his med
icines. tn cure of Mr.. Giles Turner, of
Msntyille, who for twenty years suffered by
mat distressing nalady. E~rysipelas, and TO
"hom Death, a. many times, would have been
a welcome messenger, together with the case
oi Judge LOOMS, whom the physicians, in
COUNCIL had delivered IN 10 the hands of
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UNION NURSERIES,,
e Subscriber invites the attention Of cul-
orS in the Champaign Valley to his unri-
FRUIT TREES,
k-EEsEvILLE, N. Y.

rte .ibscribcr invites thc attention Of cu1.
tivntnrs in tI,c Cbamnlnin Valley TO his unri-
vbllcd collection Of
EpI;IT TREES
. ~ ne
ior SAFE this spring. vi hrrLEs, rLAHs'
dLuMs, CHERRIES, uRAPts, uo~osLbhN"sts
CunaANrs, hAsPDEhRIEs, orhA"BhsH,hs &c.
all the ~adtng SORTS eau DC luinIsncu oy .e
qban"tyi anu sPee,"en uees Ut P'"n,s ."
pe shppnea, OF nearly ivVV atStthot carte'"S-
n large portion oil whlch are neT ana ,N'e.
inc conecu9n OF FEARS pom on ,ne PEA
STOCK, ana on tife fhiTes' " inc ia,geS' Nor'h
OF Albany, ana one OF the best ana MOST com-
plete IN the union'
APPLES on the Pord@tS'' "iu Ohh"s'hs On
inc man@~o STOCK, lor DwATrs, can pe sup
piled OF man! Icaulhg SORTS. inc c"Iec.,on
marry orhameh'"t I'ces, oa,uos g I.'@n.N'
IS also very extensive 'ucIuuihg " iargv sup
ply OF HORSE CHESTNUT EuRoPtAN NooS-
TAIN ASH, "EkPiNG Willow anu otncr s"au.
ees,-CIimpihg Evcr- olooming' N,uss anu
othcr ROSES, IN lou ocsl arlcuvS'E "AhLlNs,
an equai NUMBER comprising al. .no hen'S'
anu e",-iHLoXEs oo OF inc nhcs' surs'I
ana n great variety OF miscellaneous SN'HoS
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II. X. X.
Makes the stomach clean and healthy and the
breath sweet and fragrant. Sick Headache.
Mrs. B., aged 40 years, of full habit,
had suffered with Sick Headache for ten
years she has used six bottles of Railways
Ready Rclief-she has not been troubleG for
several months. Treatment Ready Relief,
20 drops every morning, internally, to cleanse
and correct the stomach. Battle the head
with Relief externally. Take one of Railways
Regulators per day to regulate the bowels.
Rush of Blood and Throbbing Pains in the
Hcad.-Bathc the head every morning with
cold water add to a bow of water II table
spoonful of Relief, rub the head, neck, and
temples well with the Relief and water; take
20 drops Of Relief internally regulate the
bowels with Railways Regulators.
II. II. r. No. >.
RAILWAYS REN0VATING RES0LVENT.
R~ENovATING, because it rcnovates the sys-
TEN and makes the blood pure, rich, and
healthy, and imparts strength to the nerves.
REsoLvENT, because i; resolves away from
the solids all diseased deposits. Price 81
per bottle.
r. r. r. No. 3.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS.
Mild and pleasant in their operation, to reg
ulate the bowels, and cleanse the system
from all putrid and acrimonious humOrs.-
Good at all times. Time, five hours. Small
doses regulate. Large doses purge. Taken
in doses of from one TO eight.
Three Regulators are an ordinary dose and
will empty the bowels of their refuse matter
in a few hours.
1st, They cleanse the stomach from all
fntid or diseased humors, and leave it sweet,
clean, pure, and healthy.
ID, They produce upon the skin n free
perspiration, open the pores, and gives a
regular and healthy action to the skin.
Sd, They purge from the skin, the score
tions, the bowels, the stomach, and every func-
ton in the system, all morbid and unhealthy
humors.
In serious cases where prompt and immedi.
ate attention Is required, and Il general opcr
ton of the bowels demanded, five to eight
Regulators will produce the most beneficial
results.
Ia all Fovcrs, Scarlet, Typhus, or Bilious
take from one to three Regulators every
hour, until u free and powerful evacuation il
produced.
Railways Regulators are pure, safe, quick
po~erfu.i hut mild and pleasant in their op
erations.
Price Of Radway's Regulators, % cent
per box, containing 30 Regulators.
RADWAY & Co, 162 Fulton st., n. Y.
G. W. Blolgett, Clarcmont, n. H., agen
for New Hampshire and Vermont. Middle
bury. Russell x Powell. 4w:4S
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Blankets.
BRIGHTON Cattle N

Brighton Cattle Market - April 6.
At Market, GAO Beef Cattle, no Stores,
Is pairs Working Oxen, co Cows and Calves,
800 Sheep and Lambs, and $500 Swine.
Prices - Beef Cattle Extra So; first
qualitytS7 80 second do 81; third do 696,50;
and 8 59 $50.
Working ~Oxen-S55, 70,'s7, 100,9135.
Cows and Calves-$24, %, 32, IS, 3Sa41.
Sheep and Lambs - Si@4,50, 5@5i extra
IS, 9@9,50
Swine - Sale Gl@7i; best quality 79S
retail s7i@lOc; Fat Hogs 6Ic.
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FOR SALE!

TNllE subscriber offers for sale the prcmi-
l. scs now occupied by himself, consisting of
about II acres of choice Land n good Dwelling
House, Mechanic Shop, and Horse Barn, %
by 20. 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, a few rods from the
Baptist Meeting House, two Stores, Post Of
flee, &c, which makes it a very desirable
place for a mechanic or professional man.
ts- The above will be sold low, ifapplica-
tions are made soon. t-s5- For further par
ticulars, inquire of the subscriber on the
premises. TH0S. ii. REYNOLDS.
Addison, April 4, 1858. soft.
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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,
Buckwhcat Flour,
Bay Chalcur Salmon,
Extra No. l Mackcrel.
Goldfish and Hams.
Boston Ground Rock Salt.
n. o. Pot Rico, Loaf, Crashed,
Pounded Granlated and Coffee Sugars,
st. Croix Molasscs,
Old Ground Java,
Laguayra and Ceylon CoflccS,
Hyson,
Young Tyson.
Tyson Skin,
Imperial and 0olong Teas,
Oil, Fluid, Candles,
Spices, Raisins, Currents, &c.
Mi%ddlcbury, April Il, 1858.
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IL 1t was stated in the Baptist
Convention, at Boston, that there are
1000 Baptist Churches destitute of pas
tors, and that. leaving these entirely un-
provided for, from 400 to 500 pastors
are needed every year to supply the va
cancies occurring in the ranks
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III D

In Chester, March 3lst, by Rev. Reuben
Sawyer, JOSEPH ii. BARRETT, Of this place, to
Miss HARRIET w. LOWELL, daughter of Abram
Lowell, NJ. D., of Chester.
In Manchester, Marchl6, by the Ri. Rev.
Bishop Hopkins, b. D., Hon. A. L. MINER, to
Miss SUSAN ROBERTS, both of Manchester.
In Montpelier, March %, by Rev, Mr..
Lord, ALPHA c. MAY, Esq, Attorney at Law,
to Miss ELIZA 7. REED, daughter OF II. II
Reed, Esq
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the district Of Addison,
commissioners, to receive, examine, and adj
just all claims and demands of all persons a
gainst the estate Of
RUFUS WAINWRIGHT,
late of Middlebury, in said district, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; aud six months from the first
day OF April, 1853. being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice hat we will attend to the bust
ness Of our said appointment, at the Office
George s. Swift, Esq, in said Middlebury, on
the fourth Mondays OF May and September
next, from nine o'clock, A. NJ, until four o.
cock, p. NJ, on said day.
PETER STARR, c,mr
NAHUM PARKER.
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FYLER's BUTTER WORKING CHURN.-
Being extensively engaged in the Butter
business, we are happy to notice a test
of this churn for churning, working and
sailing Butter, made in this place a few
days since, by Henry HOLMES, agent for
this State. The trial was fully satisfac-
tory to all present, performing every
part in the most perfect manner, and we
can but view it as an article Of great t.
tility to the farmers of this State.
ADAMS & CUSHMAN.
Swanton Falls, March %, 1858. 49,tf
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EA.% A Baltimore mechanic has ap.
piled for space in the Crystal Palace to
erect a steam engine which, he says. will
carry a steamship across the Atlantic in
SO hours.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District Of New Ha-
ven, Commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate of
RICHARD NJ. FARRELL,
late of Bristol, In said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto, and six months from the 18th
day of February, 1858, being allowed by said
court for thacpurposc, we do therefore here
by give mott That we ilI.attend TO the bus
mess of or id appointment at the dwelling
house ofOicott Smith, in Bristol, on Tuesday
18th of April and 9th Of September next,
from 8 o'clock \. NJ, until p. NJ on each
Of said days.
JACOB SMITH, Commits
r. W. SUMNER. ! toner's.
Dated at Bristol, this 4th day Of March,
1853. +3w;48.
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BLACKSMITHS 4 WHEELHRlGHTS
K AT THIS !

TINE Subscribers heal h having failedhim he
l. offers his lace for sac. 1t is one ofthc best
stands in the State for the above business
Said place is situated in the village of Whiting
There is on the premises = Dwelling Houses
one with Back Kitchen and Wood Shed, "a
by 40, and Barn and Shop 80 by 20 it.. A new
er failing well of water and good cistern.-
Possession given at time Of sale if required
II. A. REYNOLDS.
Whiting, Oct. 6, 1852. 26'6m.
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The Madiai have been released by the
Tuscan government.
Hon ID. s. Dickinson has declined the
collectorship of New York, and Juogo
Greene c. Bronson has been appointed
in his stead.
The Senate adjourned On Monday,
the llth inst.
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PIANO FORTES.

The subscriber has the pleasure Of announcing 10
thoie Of this vicinity wishing PIANO FORTES,
thnt he has made such arrangements with the moe;
prominent manufacturers Of these Instruments both In
New York 4 Bosioa. a. 10 enable hiH 10 supply pur-
ehasers upon terms that cannot fail 10 satisfy tho most
demanding. A most reasonable warrant viii accoinpa-
ny all sales, and the subs, riber hatiers himself those
unaeqnainted with such %in,trnments will had II quite 10
their advantage TO make use OF his experience.
Also. second hand Pianos exchanged for now. Pat
ronage Is respectfully solicited. u ID. ELL.
Middlebury, March. Is. 1859. Al I'm.
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For Sale !!

THE Tavern Stand now occupied 10y Sam
l. ucl Eddy, in Bristol village, is offered for
Sale. There are twelve acres Of good land with
all the buildings thereon. The I.Ouse is in
good repair. 1t is a very pleasant location,
and as good a stand for a Hotel as there is in
Vermont. 0ne half fthe pay will be rcquir-
ed DOWN, the balance may lie for years, if
desired. 1t must and will be sold by the first
Of May next. For further information, call
on $. Eddy, on the premises, or the subscri-
Der, in Whiting, Vt. AMOS EDDY.
Whiting, March :, 1858.
ALSO. the farm on which | now live, con-
tanning 1876 acres of .fi~rst-ratc land, with build
ings, good orchard, fine wood lot, and one of
the most pleasant farms in the State. IL lies
Il few rods south of Whiting village. 4 good
Stock of young Cattle will be sold, ifwantcd.
sY' Possession given by tho first of April.
tflG. A., EDDY.
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DR.. LANCLEY'S
Rect & Herb BitterS.

Great Spring and S"mmer 1ledtciae.
81 Only % cents for a Pint Bottle. end
57A cents Tor a quar-, Bottle, Of rhc Peoples
Medicine, DIR. Langley's Sar,alarilla, Nel-
low Dock, Wild Cherry, Pri'klcy Ash, Dan
d%elion, ThoroughNort and Rhuharh, Root
and Herb Buffers, decidedly The Gre.tcst
Medicine il. The World for the least money.
They cure and eradicate from the system liv-
er complaint Iihat main wheel Of 30 mUny
diseases, jaundicc, bile, dyspepsia. costumes,
humors Of the blood and SKIN, indigestion,
nervous headache, piles, general debility. aid
the host Of kindred diseases arising iioni "A
disorded stomach, or lad HUNGRY blood On
The approach Of warm weather. most ptrscis
are troubled with langor, dlowsintss, and gen,
cral laSsitude Of Tie system this If ncgleci,d
leads to iaundic", loss of appctite, indigestion,
debility and decline. lArgley's Bisicrs si'
Just the thing to obviate all difficulties oi tie
kind-they regulate the low els, stimulate Tie
circulation, purify tn, blood and by usy keep
of diseases so common in 'prinG shd sum
mer.
Sold in Middlebury by Russell & pow
ELL, and H.. A.SHELDCN, aud hy one or
more agents in most Of the towns and village,
- Whole Sale Depot in 81 Union st, Bosion.
81 .6plis.
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Another Lot

OF beautiful Curtains, of various patterns,
also, "Putnam's Curtain Fixtures" Curtain
Cord and T~assels, Picture Cord, &c just re-
ceived by J, NJ. GORDON.
April 9, 1853.
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YOUNG MEN.

Let no Mise modasiy deter you from making your case
known TO one who, FROM education aud responsibility,
can alone heffiend you, lie who places himself under
DR.. La Groix and his treatment, may r~eligiousiy eon6de
In his his honor as a gentleman. aud In whose bosom
will he forever locked tho socfeI Of his patient.
There are very few men 10 the world, in whom II 10
safe 10 tepose confidence, especially 10 cases Of n deli
cate nature The many prctenGers TO medical science
with which tho country Is filled, aud many disappoint-
ments 10 which tho unfortunate are subjected BY cOn.
sulung such men, renders Il n mntier Of more Justice
to caution the public against them, aud poiat them IN
the same "haven OF repose," which j. under the man
agemeni Of the cclehraied Or. la Croix. No Sc Beaver
street. Albany. MY. Btv..
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HATS! HATS!
SPRING STYLE, JUST RECv'D AT THE
EXPR e SIS OFFICE E.

=ALSO-
THE usual assortment of Ready Made
l. Clothing. Gents furnishing Goods in
gcneral-Fine Boots, Caps, and in fact, nearly
every article necessary to encase II gentleman
from head TO foot, in a neat and fashionable
manner at REDUCED rates.
Prove all things, hold fast that, which is
good.
Middlebury, April 6, 1858.
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.TOTHTTIOS OCCUPATIONS GONE

COSTAR'S original and only genuine Ex-
~ terminator of Rats, Mice, Cockroaches,
Ground Mice, Molcs, Ants, dc, without dan
ger to human life. The efficacy of this prep
aration is astonishing. One or two doses OF
it will prove fatal, as the vermin will eat it
with avidity and not die in their abiding pla-
ces thus obviating the stencil attending the
result of other preparations. II. A. Costar's
Depot, 4i4 Broadway, N. Y. Only % cents
per box. N. WOOD Co, Agts. Whole
sale and Retail.
Middlebury, Feb. 90, 1879. 4t3mos.
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dings, the Oldest institution under that naIne IN
this country, ever established for the removal and
prevention of the Venereal disease without mercu-
ry.
NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CURES.
Slight new cases Of affection cured in u few
hours by a single application, without any medi-
cine aud without causing any pain.
LONG STANDING AND DIFFICULT
CASES.
DIR. La Croix has gained himself a great repu-
iation for the cure Of long standing and UNIV ice
treated Secret Diseases whether mild or virulent;
and from an experience that very seldom falls to
the lot Of any physician, he is enabled 10 warrant
a perfect and lasting cure in any and all cases Of
above named diseases.
NEwPRIvATKME TREATISE DIR.
La Croix altlor of The Private Medical Treatise
cheapest book ever published; $50 pages and
100 plates, onlytwcnty-hve cts. a copy, on the in
6rmities and disorders Of y outl, and Maturity,
which destroy the physical and mental powers,
enfeeble the natural feelings, and exhaust the en-
ergies of Manhood. With practical observation
and treatment Of nervous debility, local and con-
stitu'ional weakness, structure and all diseases
aud arrangements resulting from ndiscretion, as
adopted by Lallemand Ricord, and other eminent
members OF the faculty in France. With colorcd
Autographs illustrating The anatomy, ply siology
and diseases Of the re prodr ctive organs OF both
sexes, explaining their structure uses and func-
tons, and the various injuries that arc produced
in them ly excuses Of infections. II contains
many important hints 10 those contemplating mat.
rimony, which will overcome objections againsl
marriage. None SHOULD take this important steT
without consulting its pages. threats Of all dis
eases Of females either married or single. Stran-
gers who require medical aid, before C, insulting
any decor, ought to read this book as il win GU
able him 10 judge whether he is properly treated
and thus prove u safeguard against the impositioni
Of quackery, So prevalent in p~opuluus cities. An,
person sending rs cts. enclosed in a letter (pos
paid will receive one copy Of this book by mail
or Eve copies will be sent foe 81. Address Dr.
La Croix, No. So Beaver ST., or box $40, p. o.
Albany.
GFDr. La Croix offers to all those who desir
10 consult a professional person the result of 2
years experience IN the hospitals Of Europe am
America.
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Wool & Cotton Elan
nels.
A variety Of styles and qualities for sals b
j. NJ GORDON
CARUARTS MELODE0NS.

1T is well known that Carhart & Needham,
Il of New York city, manufacture the most
beautiful and perfect Melodeons that can he
found. They are of all sizes, from A octaves
to 6, and finished IN all styles from the plain
scroal leg 10 the most elegant Piano hnish.
The subscriber would inform the public that
he has made sneh arrangements with the
company that he can deliver the Instruments
to order and warranted for one year, at twelve
per cept, less than any other person. Those
who wish 10 parchase will save money by
corresponding with the subscriber before pur-
chasing elsewhere,
A specimen article may be seen at the house
of Mr.. Morris Graves, West Salisbury.
Address HOMAGE II. SESSIONS,
aily West Salisbury, W
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Die0,

In California, CARLTON c.. ABBgy, NJ. d.,
late Of Littlcton, n. H., aged about 32.-Dr.
Abbey was a graduate Of Middlebury Col
lege, of the Glass Of 1916, and formerly n re,
sident of this town. -
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Flour.

II. Langworthy will sell extra supcrfne
Flour at the lowest cash price.
Middlebury, Feb. %, lsny.
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100000.
WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS,
INSURANCE COMPANY.

THIS Company was Incorporated by the
l. Legislature Of the Commonwealth If
Massachusetts, m the year 1882, and have
paid in aud secured a Capital Of 100000,
and deposited with the Treasurer OF this
State the amount required by an Act OF the
Legislature passed in October last, Cor the
greater security Of those i%nsuring in foreign
Companies. The Dwellings of tie Farmers
and others ia the country viii be Insured at
a very low rate for 3, 4 or 5 years, and At the
expiration of the Policy, can he renewed
without additional expense, other than tho
Premium. .
1t is earnestly recommended to all wlo
are not already insured, to become So with
out delay, for you snow not how soon Your
dwelling may be laid in ashes
Call on the undersigned previous TO insur-
ing, and learn the extremely low rates At
which yonr dwellings can be insured. An
other advantage in i~nsuring in this Company
is, that il is a Sod Compang,w hich prccluleS
tue possibility of an assessment.
C. NJ. OWEN, President,
j. C. GoopRmoE, Secretary.
W. y. LANE, Agent
Afidllobnry, March 10, 1893. I'LL.
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FYIER,S

Patent Butter Working and Labor Saving
Churn, for sale by z. BECK WITH.
Middlebury, April 6, 1898.
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Prepared and Sold by JAMES C. AVER

DRuoGIsr AND CHEMIST, LOWELL MASS
For sale by RUssEL 4 POWELL, Middlebury,
Or. Clsss, brandon, w. G. sprsrus, vsrgsnnss, Palmer
a Co. Pitsfofd, aud by d~ruggisU, eyerywhsrs. fsiam
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Old Galen'S Head DispenSary.

No So BEAVER street, in Clinton Hotel Bull.
dings, the oldest institution under that name in
this country, ever established for the removal and
prevention ofthe Venereal disease without mercu-
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ned ID Mladleb ary, LhIs lLh day of ApIll.
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A true copy Of record.
81 3w Attest JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register
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MATRIMONIAL.


MATRIMoNIAL-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, OF MOD.
I est demeapor. not yet % years old the Of
splendid mansion and lands worth 500 00 and will double
vaee IN ten years the title to which perfect offers his
will on mortgage of 5000 the only ncumbran,e
it, Real will be given without to lady
tleman. Address BERKELEY, Broadway Post ONCE
MAgBIMoHY MADE EASY, OR now TO WIN A
l Lover rofessor Lawton, Boston, formerly of Lon
don. will send to address, pt OF dollar post
paid tlsn directions TO en,be ladies' to win
the de voted affections of the opposite
their hearts deeire The process simple but
captivating, that all be married irrespective Of age
appearance position and last though least
be arranged with such care and dcacy that detection is
i'm possible Address Profoi Lswton Boston, Mass
No letters taton from the Pest Once unless the postage
pDid
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On Thursday, July 4 by Rev Vim Barnard ALxxAs.
HENDERSON, to ANNA NJ daughter Of Mr.. Joseph G.
Holmes. all Of this city
On Friday, July by Rev. Mr. Hiscox, Mr.. JOHN CIIyr,
to Mis- MARY SIMPSON all of New York.
On Thurfdsy evening" June ut the Ebenezer Baptist
Church, by Rev Zscharish Greene SEN pastor Of the
First Pre-, by tersn Church Of Sstaukst L L. WILLIAM
ZAcHARAH GREENE KArHARNs CuMMAN ADoocK both
OF this city
On Thursday, July Z. at st. Paus Church. by Rev DIR
Hsght, AlWRr W BERG. Of this city to HELEN NJ MORSE
daughter Of the late Anthony W. Morse, OF Hanover
Ne~ Hampshire.
A. Brooklyn, Thursday July T. at St. AIMS Chul Oh
by Rev. 6. Cutler, Mr.. JAMES p KIsKwooD, to Me-.
SARAH f. YER BRyUK
AT Breokl' n, l. l.. on Sunday, July 5, BY Rev. W b
HOyt, Mr. GEORGE n. WELLS Of San Francisco Califor
MIA, to Miss ANN GKENAuD Of New York.
On Tuesday evening July 8, by Rev joseph 3 Wake
ly ROBERT b. WILSON, Of New York, Ia Miss EMMA
GORE daughter of Rev. VIM Gore, Of Essex Co., New Jsr