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:. LYONS
KATHAIRON
FOR THE
ENAIR.
LYONS KATHAIRON,

For Preserving, Restoring d. BcaHtifyiHg the
Heir,
Causing I, To grow luxurantly. and giving it soft
aud curling appearance q, of the M 4
delightful character.
THE KATHAIRON neutraliz : the effects Of disea.c
i climate, aud old age, in preserving an restoring
tie Human Hair, even afcr "A BAf.DNFSS of many
years cleanscs the sonlp from D~ANDhIFF,
aud oil its natural impurities Immediately relieves
; inpailietie attacks of
NERVOUS HEADACHE,
Aud cures all Cutnneous diseases Of the skin. such ~
Salt Ghcum, Erysipclas, Itch, inhamnations, &C., &c.
Asa
OiLET ARTICLE
For giving the Hair a rich, SUIT, COSY aud curling ap.
it, Incontestrd, ills incontesiible viriues. It exhnlrs
the perfume or the most delightful and exotic flowers,
aud is free from AL mineral properties, or pny sub.
,tancc which eau color the skin, or stain a lady's ha'.
For
BALD n GRAY HEADS
Ii Is prominently beneficial.
"The Kntiniron mas fully restored my hair, after 4
badness of 70 years.
A. A CoURTRIAGHT, &c Boud..t. N. "
The use "f the kathairon is adopted by the first
physicians in Europe and America, ind has n patron.
age and sale unprecedented in the history of The Mate
ria Medicn.
Sod by all reputable dealers throughout North and
South America Europe aud the Islands of the Ocean
in large handsome hotties, for % cts.
Profits only in extensive sales.
Sold TO the trade at a liberal discount, hut ccmmis
stoned in no instance.
+. THOMAS LYON, Chemist and Manufacturer
u. :. BARNES, Proprietor, l6l D~loadway, Il. Y
To whom all orders should he addressed.
Sold In Middlcbury by every Druggist and by nj
Merchants everywhere.
Al.o, Lyon, Extract of Fine Jamaica Ginger.
416m.
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FYLEE's BUTTER WORKING CnURX.-
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 u
tility to the farmers of this State.
ADAMS g. CUSHMAN.
Swanton Falls, March %, 1853. 49,tf
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NEw-HAMpsHIRE.-The Concord
Patriot publishes returns of the vote
for Governor in hat State from all
but four small towns, and the result is:
For Martin, Blob; for Bell, 1861;
for White and others, 8,1S7-maiority
for Martin, 5,095, which will be Slight
ly increased.
In the 1st Congressional District,
DR.. Kittredge has 1864, Mr.. Tuck
10,O68, others 116. In the Sd Dis
trict, Mr.. llibbard has about 1900
maj.
THE Patriot reckons the Democratic
majority in the House at SO. The
Senate will stand IL Democrats to l
Wing.
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From THE NE " HA VEN
PALLADIUM

The Rock Rosc.-A medicine under the tite of Crock
Ro.c." made from a plant Of that name, is having a great
iun in this vicinii, for its curative properties. The cry
Of "quack - so truly applicable to at least one halt Of
the me licines Of the day cannot be justly applied to
the Rock Rose, for 1t has 'male lis marx" in this city
il several cases, to the relief aud cure of sufferers, when
other remedies have failcd-and what is quite remarka-
bic, some of our hest Physicians do not hesitate to speak
yer, favofnbly If the compound. The certificates of
cures arc not fibticatiuns, but from highly respectable
persons, most OF whom are well known to us. The maii-
ufaciurer is also well known to us as n gentleman who
would not be engaged In a humbug, or IN dcceiying the
public in any way.-lPaliadium.
We c~heerfully endorse the above, having withef scd
its good effect, ourselves, on pulmonary and scrofulous
co nplaints. We believe II is the hest compound for
| c lids aud coughs. cSiant. The Rork Rose has long
been known Ms n plant of rare medical virtues and it,
preparation is superintendent by gentleman Of ability
aud character, in this c ty.-tv. II. Register.
New Haven. Dec. Goth, 1851.
This is to certify thai, tho notice of the Rock Rose
medicine published in our paper in connection with one
from ihr Palladium, was not ouly unsolicited, hut was
written by the Editor Of hi own judgment aud ubscrva
tiou. OSBORN x d NIhWlN.
Palladium { flee, New Haven, Dec. 22d, 1851.
This will certify that the favorable notice Of the med,
icinr, known az the " Rock Rosr," was a voluntary ties
timonia', induced by thr writer's knowlcgc of the cur,
tive "a cts of tile article IN certain cases, a. ell as hy
the favo, able opinions which Others, veil known TO hin
hal expressed Of it aud furthermore, the a'ticlc wa
written " ithout pay or tho promise OF payment, or tho
knowle l.c Of the manufacture.
BABCOCK & WiLDMAN.
For Sale by dealers in Medicine every
where.
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CARPETS The astonishing low rates for
which the New England Carpet Company sell
such immense quantities of Carpcting, is ac-
counted for only by their heavy purchases at
the New York Auction trade salts. At their
establisllmct they sell Tapestry Carpet for
1925 per yard, which formerly we considered
doing well to purchase for 81 per yard. Three
Phys of the richest %colcrS, they sell for 81 per
yard-Goods which connot cost less than
ST. % to Manufacture. They enjoy the repu-
tation of selling all grades of Carpcting for
much less than the usual rates. Their ware
house is located on Hanover street, corner OF
Hcrdid.
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A RESOLUTION to provide

A RESOLUTION to provide for
straightning the eastern boundary
line of the naval hospital lands at
New York.
Resolved by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That
the Secretary of the Navy is hereby au-
thorizcd and empowered, on the part of
the United States, to carry into full eff
feet an arrangement made with the co.
terminous proprictors, wherebya certain
part Of the eastern boundary of the
lands of the naval hospital at New York
is Strengthened. as will appear by refer
enc to a map, signed by the said pro-
p%rietors and the commissioners for run
ming the said line on the twenty-eighth Of
November, eighteen hundred and forty
eight. and approved by the Secretary Of
the Navy OIL the eighteenth of Dccem.
Der, eighteen hundred and forty eight
so that without any pccuniary considcra
ton from the one to the other, the slips
of land on the south and west sides Of
said line, according to said plan, shall
become the property of the United
States, auG SO much on the other side as
now belongs to the United States shall
become the property of the abutting
proprlct0rs respectively.
Approved March 2, 1853.
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Ayers CHERRY PEcToRAL.-We would call
the attention of our readers TO this excellent
praising a benefactor- Having been afflicted
by the serious effects of a cold seated on the
lungs, and found relief and cure from its use,
we can add our testimony to the much already
given 10 prove its singular mystery over dis
ease. If any medicine before the communi-
ty can be relied on to cure affections Of the
throat and lungs, it is ayers Cherry PcetOrat
Christian OJserrer.
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t~ivators i1 the Champlain Valley to his hnri-
vailed collection Of
FRUIT TREES,
for sale this spring. or APPLES, FEARS
PLums, CnEnRIEs, GRsPrs, GoossBERrIrs,
CUhRANTs, RAsPBERRiEs, STRAwnERRtrs, &c. 4,
all the iccGing scris can be furnished ny h'
qHdhf,ta ind specimen trees or plants cam
be supplied. of nearly 1000 distinct rdrieiics-
a large portion of which are pctc and rare.
The collection Of PEARS, both on the pear
stock, and on the ounce, is the laigest North
Of Albany, and one of the best and most COM
plete in the Union.
APPLES on the pdrdiis-, and CnLaHIrs on
the nlahaleb stock, for rwAufs, can be sup
piled of many leading sJlis. The collection e
Harsg Ornamental JtceS, StrpJs d. Plants,
is also very extensive iuclaaing n large sup
ply Of HoRsE CHEsTNrr, EcR6pgAv Nous
rAIR Assn, WEEPING Wmtow, AID other SHADE
reesGCliinbihg, Ever blooming, Moss aud
other Roses, IN $50 best varieties DAHLIAs,
an equal number, comprising all the nepes!
and besi,-PHLoxEs, SO of the finest sorts,-
and a great variety of miscellaneous StrtbJ
and Plants, Bpibous ROoiS, DC, 81.
..lso BBckthorB for Hedges,-IthVbarb, sew.
eral fine sorts,cGarden and FYorcr Se,ds.
Green House Plants are not propagaied for
sale. but can be supplied from reliAblo
sources, j ordcrcd sooR.
Those who prefer trusting TO m eSpcricnc
in the selection of varieties, should describe
their soil, the form in which the trees will be
trained, the use for which the fruit is intend
ed, and the varieties already posscssed,-and
they may depend ON receiving The best seize
ton which can DC inglc.
Ocdcrs always Executed in rotation. as ti,,
arc nccctrcd. Hence those who desire To Oh
tain their trees early, and TO make siirc of 4
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From the New London Daily Star.
DR.. WEAVER'S MEDICINES.

These medicines, comprising the Canker
and Salt Rheum Syrup, Canker Cure and Ce-
rate, we make no hesitation in saving, have
won II celebrity, for the time they have been
before the public, unequalled by any mcdi-
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 ease like
this, when the cures that DIR. Weaver's mcdi-
cines have effected, present themselves to us
in so many instances, we cannot refrain from
abiding to them as they deserve. In q 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.
lcines. The cure of Mr.. Giles Turner, Of
Montyille, who for twenty years suffered by
that distressing malady, Erysipelas, and Ia
whom death, at many times, would have been
a welcome messenger, together with the case
oil Judge LOOMS, whom the physicians, in
council. had delivered up to the hands OF
ueatlli anu both of whom are now in the en-.
Joyment OF excellent health are sufficient 10
satisfy us that DIR. Weaver's medicines will
effect positive cures for all diseases for which
they are named The proprictors, like frank,
honest men, as everybody will testify who
know them, do not inform the public that
their medicines will cure every disease "a
which "flesh is heir" but only that class OF
diseases for which they are especially design
ed. This is the correct method of bringing
any medicine successfully before the public
Their medicines, in every case where they are
administered according TO the directions, and
for the diseases for which they are named will
effect cures. OF this fact we are perfectly sat.
ished, from the many cures that have beer
elected in this vicinity, under our own obser,
walton. The numerous certificates that We
have seen, also entrcnch us in this belief-a,
wen as the respectable source from which
they eminate. These medicines give perfect
satisfaction TO all who have used them.
Those scourges OF the race, Salt Rheun
and E~rysipelas, which have so long dcfed dis,
tinguished medical aid, now readily yield tC
DIR Weaver's Cankcr and Salt Rheum Syrup
when administered properly and according Il
directions. All afflicted with these and kin
dred diseases, will do well to give their med
icines n fair trial, and like ourselves, they vii
then be satisfied with their efficacy aud value
For sale by Russell 4 Powell, Middlcbury
50:iw
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FOR SALE!

TIlE subscriber offers for sale the premi-
Il SEES now occupied by himself, consisting Of
about II acres of choice Land a good Dwelling
House, Mechanic Shop, and Horse Barn, %
by 26. Also, a good Wei and Cistcrn, Fruit
Trees, &c. Fences and buildings in good re-
pair. Said place is pleasantly situated in the
cast part Of Addison, n few rods from the
Baptist Meeting House, two Stores, Post Of
flee, &c, which makes it n very desirable
place for a mechanic or professional man.
ES- The above will be sold low, ifapplica-
tons are made soon. tJg- For further par
t%iculars, inquire of the subscriber on the
premises. TH0S. II. REYNOLDS.
Addison, April 4, 1853. soft.
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ME invite the attention of dealers and
w purchasers to otir extensive stock and
endless variety of Cabinet Furniture, Man
ufactured by ourselves, and warranted to be
of superior quality, consisting in part of
suits of ParlOr and Bed-ltoom Furniture.
Rosewood, Mahogany and Biackwalnut OF
every style and grade.
Also, Sofas, MAHOGANY and common Chairs.
Marble top and Plain Bureaus, WAshstnnds
&c. CURED Hair and other Mattresses, and
in fact, everything connected with the trade
Orders addressed to either of the follow.
ing named parties, will be promptly attended
to
NJ y. McKrnncy, 22sl u. Itcrkner, 37I & ~:
NJ. s Mcnamara, 930lH W. Mcdonnell, 81;
Francis Neppott 2sslH J. Gracry, 81
+. J. Rlanck & Sons, 3lsl fcn Smith, 3St
:. N. Cowperthw ait, 34e T.. NJ. Mason, 3S
A.. +. Blanck. $50 DIV ighi Rislnr, 80
II Portinston & Bro 3g6 & 5i2
Manufacturers and Wholesale Deslers, Hudson 81
New York. dw:47.
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PIANO FORTES.

The suh.criber has the Pleasure of announcing ie
those Of this vicinity wishing PLANO FO3TEs,
ilni he has made snch arrangements with the mosi
prominent manufacturers Of thee instruments both in
New York & Bos'0n. as IN enable hAI Ia supply put.
chasers upon terms that cannot fail to satisfy the mot
demanding. A most reasonable warrant VIII nccompa-
ny all sales, and the sub.cfiber hattrrs himself those
unacquainted with such Insii nmeits will iind 1t quite 10
their advantage to make use oi his experience.
Also, second baud Pianos exchanged for new. Pat
ronage is respectfully solicited. ID u. HASKELL.
Middlebury, March. Is, 1853. a I'm.
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I'll
Briphton Cattle Market-Maroh aI.

At Market, 625 Beef Cattle, no Stores
AZ pairs Working Oxen, 10S Cows and Calves
1900 Sheep and Lambs, and $500 Swine.
Prices BEEF Cattlc,-Thc supply not be-
ing so large as last week, there is an advance
in prices; we quote-Extra SO first quality
81 ,5Oa7,75i second do G q ESQ., third dc
5,25 $50.
Working Oxen-$sO, 81, 90, 100, 40, l2G.
l3I q $40.
Cows and Calvcs-$l9, 90, 25, 81, so, So
81, 40942
Sheep and Lambs $3.50, 4gi,5O, extra
So, $50, g., 100.
SWINGS Nc 6lasl; retail 7Ga1Oci Fai
Hogs Gic. ~
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100000.
WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS
INSURANCE COMPANY.


THlS Company was Incorporated by the
l. Legislature of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts, in the year 1852, and have
paid in and secured a Capital of 500, 900,
and deposited with the Treasurer of this
State the amount required by an Act of the
Legislature passed in October last, .or the
greater security Of those insuring in foreign
Companies. The Dwellings of the Farmers
and Others in the country will be insured at
a very low rate for 3, 4 OF 5 years, and at the
expiration of the Policy, can be renewed
without additional expense, other than the
Premium.
1t is earnestly recommended to all, who
are not already insured, to become so with
out delay, for you know 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 your dwellings can be insured. An
other advantage in i%nsuring in this Company
is, that it is a Sioel ComPaaHwhich preclude.
the possibility of an assessment.
Z. Nj. OWEN, President,
j. c. GoODRIDGE, Secretary.
W. 5. LANE, Agent.
Middlcbury, March 10, 1858. tf47.
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ADDISON SKYLIGHT
Daguerrean GallcrD,

IN MIR. STEWARDS BUILDING,
A few steps South Of the Post Office.
.IKENESSES taken at this establishment
IL at all hours Of the day, aud in any kind
of weather.
Daguerrcotypes of children taken in from
four to eight seconds. The subscriber keeps
constantly on hand a neat ass ortment Of the
best cases that can be found in the Dasuer-
rcan market, and he will put into them pic
tyres which, for flithfulness ofon;line, depth
and brilliancy Of tone, and durability, he re-
spectfully asks, not " all creation OF opera
tors" but the operators of this section of
the creation, TO equal.
C. T.. TAPLEY.
March |, 1858.
7. s. Prices from S1.00 TO So 90. Libcr-
al deductions made TO families. 40:
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EaD- We are indebted to Hon. WIN.
SLADE for a copy of the Sixth Annual
Report Of the General Agent of the
Board of National Popular Education,
with the Constitution of the Board.
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ES We are indebted to Senator
Douglass of Illinois, for a copy of his
speech on tho Monroe doctrine, deliver
ed in the United States Senate q few
weeks since.
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uon!soddo l!oqa poxuIoI Su!Auq u!ssnH
PUG u!!llsnV 'uopruoLoo ru!Iodw! qua
uIVJlod OF 'axou GuN u! s!lud ASIA %
0dod oql 10 auSsuoo Qua 5u!u!ulqo II! Pc
-p0ooons SUI No11odvN sInoT aqua eluls
,uouluoO oqa puu oouuld woIJ soo!Apu
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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 aud demands Of all persons
against tine 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 thae purpose, we do therefore here
by give mott that we will,attend to the bus
Iiisss Of ,r i'd appointment at the dwelling
house of0icott Smith, in Bristol, on Tuesday,
18th of April and 9th of September next,
from o o'clock A. NJ, until 4 r. NJ IN each
of said days.
JACOB SMITH, Commits
r. W. SUMNER. si%Oners.
Dated at Bristol, this 4th day of March,
1858. +3w;4S.
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81 ,

In WI iston, on the Goth ult., by the Rev.
Mr.. Barber, MrGEo. +. SAxToN, Esq of Willis
ton, Miss ARAMIsTA A. PIrRsoN, of Winslow,
Illinois. \
4 In weybridge, on the 2 9th ult., by the Rev
ri. +. Leavitt, Mr.. AMOS A.. N. BELL, 10 Miss
kDELIzA Fisher, both of Weybridge.
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EE Within a radius of fifteen miles
from London, there are two hundred
thousand acres of land in the hands of
market gardeners, all laboring for the
London market.
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BLAgKSMITHS 4 WHEELKRlGHTS
| AT HIS !

TNhc Subscribers heal Ii hav ns failodlim, he
l. offers his lace for sac. 1t is one ofthe b'st
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 a Back Kitchen and Wood Shed, 81
by 40, and Barn and Shop 50hy 30 f.. Anew
er failing well of water and good cistern.-
Possession given At time Of sale If required
II. A. REYNOLDS.
Whiting, Oct G, 1852. 26.Gm.
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q MEN.

Let no false mode-ty deter you from makiHr your Gaze
known to one who, from education aud responsibility,
can alone heffiend you. Ho who places him,alf under
Dr.. la GroiX and his treatment, may religiou.lv confde
In his his honor rs "a gentleman, aud In whore bosom
will be forever locked the secret OF HE patient.
There are very few men 10 the world, In whnm y u
safe 10 repose confidence, especially Ia cases of a deli
cate nature The many pretcndcrs To medical science
with which the country Is filled, aud many di-appoint.
ments TO which tho unfortunate are subjected by COZ.
snlung such mcp, lenders IL a matter OF more Justice
to caution the public against them, aud point them 10
the same "haven of repose." which l. under the man
uRcment Of the celebrated DR.. La Croix. No. Sc Beayer
street, Albany, NY. 4S:v
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TEACHER
Ian UAGE

/ KENUH A Il A Il Il
The subscriber would respectfully offer his ser.
vice as "A teacher Of the French Language. lie
would say 10 those who may wish 10 acquire a
know ledge Of The above language, that he feel,
confident he can give those who patronize
him perfect satisfaction.
BENJAMIN ETHER.
Rev. J. M~UIcnAHEY, Of this village, Hon
JOEL RICE, Bridport.
Middlebury, iarch. 10, 1858. 47:tf
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Another Lot

OF eautiful Curtains, Of various patterns,
also, "Putnam's Curtain Fixtures" Curtain
Cord and Tasscls, Picture Cord, &c just re-
ce,ved by J, M. GORDON.
April 6, 1868.
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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 oftle Venereal disease without mercu-
ry.
NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CURES.
Slight new cases Of affection cured in a few
hours 10y a single application, without any medi-
cine and without causing any pain.
LONG STANDING AND DIFFICULT
CASES.
DR.. La Croix has gained himself a great repu.
iation for The cure Of long standing and umwise
treated Secret Diseases whether mild or virulent;
and from an experience that very seldom falls 10
the lot Of any physician, lie Is enabled TO warrant
a perfect and lasting cure in any and all cases OF
above named diseases.
ANEwPRvATEMEDicAL TREArisr--Dr.
La Croix aatl'or Of The Private Medical Treatise
cheapest book ever published; $50 cages and
1870 plates. onlytweniy-live cts. a copy, on the in-
irmiIies aud disorders Of ! ouili aud Maturity,
which destroy the physical and mental powers,
enfeeble the natural feelings, aud exhaust the en-
ergies of Manhood. With practical observation
and treatment of nervous debility, local and con
stitu'ional weakness, structure and all diseases
and arrangements resulting from mdisrretiOn, as
adopted b, Lallemand Ricord, aud other eminent
members Of the faculty in France. With colored
Autographs Illustrating The anatomy, phy siulogy
and diseases Of the re prodI ctive organs OF both
sexes, explaining their structure uses and func-
tons, ana tile various injuries that ara produced
in them ly excuses of infections. Ii contains
many important hints TO those contemplating mat
rimony, which will overcome objections against
marriage. None should take this important step
without consulting its pages. lttreRis Of all die.
eases Of females either married OF single. Stran.
gers who require medical aid, before C, insulting
any doctor, ought to read this book, as il will en-
able him to judge whether he is properly treated
aud thus prove a safeguard against he iinpositions
Of quackery, So prevalent in populous cities. ANY
person sending 25 cts. enclosed in a letter (posl
paid) will receive one copy Of this book 10y mail,
or five copies will he sent foe 81. Address Dr.
La Croix. No. So Beaver ST., or box $40, Z. o.,
Albany.
GJDr. Ii Croix offers to all those who desire
10 consult "A professional perron the result Of 20
years experience IN the hospitals Of Europe and
America.
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Flour.

II. Langworthy will sell extra superfnc
Flour ut the lowest cash price.
Middlcbury, Feb. ~,