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DEATH OF GEORGE CHRIsrIE.-We
hear of the death this morning, from
|cholera, of George Christie. at his resi-
|1cncc, so -Four street. Mr. Christie
vas a Scotchman by birth, and came to
[his country first as sailor Gu emf
grating here about fifteen years ago, he
Engaged in the business of stating, and
for the last few years has probably done
more in that line than any other man in
Lhis part of the country. lie was Il
kind hearted benevolent and much res
oectcd citizen, all active and liberal sup.
porter of the interests of the religious
Methodist) denomination OF which he
gas = member. and was one of the fourd-
RS Of the Marshall Infimarv. which liz
,itniion is to be ihaugura.qd to-day,
ha der # his death Tne loss ,f such
mal Sii be felt
Mr. Christie hal been active in rc'iev-
nc The waits Of persons op the lin. ,p(
|eriir from cholera. and late last night
cited several fa'ni.e- l'v had had
he e.ar,hra fora v..,- Poi. roro. apl
gas Aoallq % ctcc' a. lawns attack
.y 'he eao',ra aa9g- r..r...--
~ b'|-o' da4 70
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Con pierce. pal.io of arsytown.

oen pierce's Eal.ie OF GTeytown
There is but one opinion of the cru
city, The cowardicc aud the meanncss of
the destruction of dcfenceless town.
because some Gre, town rowdy threw
bottle at the BIZ Arkansas rowdy who,
the President sent to ill what wa
deemed very important and delicate
mission. The more the subject is ex- +
amned, and the moro the particulars are
read, the greater the outrage appears
Mr. Borand had committed grave of
fence III resisting an officer who was at
tempting the arrest of man charge
with murder. lie was not, at that tin
and in that place. clothed with any dlS
plomatic immunity, and if he had been,
1t would rot have authorized him to
commit such an act. Mr.. Borland dc. |
MED the authority Of the government of
San Juan; how then could an apoopy{
be demanded Aud by what reasoning
does the President justify the destruc-
tion Of the property of American citi- |
zens because the illegal authorities of
town insult Mr..Borland There was
no public property in the town 1t was
all private property, and the greater por-
ton Of it belonged to citizens of tie
United States! The rest was mainly
English and French. Even in the Rus
siau war private property is respected
but our maguaniinous President re-
vcnges Mr.. Borland by destroying the
merchandise of his fellow citizens and of
the citizens Of other nations. lie might
as well have given the Cyane a rowing
commission to collect the indemnity Of
$4,000 on the high seas, aud to fire in
to the first vessel that she met.
Owing to the troubles in New Grenada,
Greytown has been made depot for
considerable amount of merchandise that
was considered safer there at present.
Little did the New York merchants, who
stored it there, suppose that it would
be destroyed by order of their own gov.
eminent. Reclamations will of course
be made by the other governments, whose
citizens have suffered by this act of out
rageous cowarlice, and Congress will be
bound in honor to pay the damages which
they have sustained PROP. Journal.
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BRANDY IN HIGH PLAcEs.-A re.
mt writer says: ct is astonishing
9 effect produced by spirits upon
rsons of even the strongest constitu,
fn,when INDUCED in at an elevation of
900 or 10000 feet. At 10000
Pt 1t Is perfectly dangerous to take
quantity Of raw spirits, as even a
1t a wine glass Of brandy produces
oxicatIon. All hill travellers drink
thing but hot tea; for travelling up
Puntalns and down valleys, across
dges of very questionable security.
uiTes f. firm and very steady nerve,
leh It IS impossible Tor those who IN
80 freely in the use of spirits to re.
n long in the snowy regions"
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A SMALL RIor IN New YoRK.-On
e I'd, woman named Gallager was tax
very sick and expecting to die sent
Catholic priest, Father Maloney.
er husband refused to admit the priest
see her, and when he insisted upon 90
e in, struck him and knocked him
wn senseless. a great crowd of Irish
thored at the news Of tho assault upon
e priest and fell upon Gallager declar-
& that they would kill him. Ho was
scued by the police.-Prov. Journal.
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Notice,

desire to obtain some information from :
sister, Cher maiden name was Dorqs Hacket'
who has been absent from Colchester three
years this month. We are all anxious to heal
rom her. She is thiriy-eight Yeas old light
complexion light hair, and light blue eyes
rms is as near AS can describeh her. She
Ieit inc place with her husband B0oni King
think that his father and motba lived II
lIardwick. | don't know but tbev'are dead
they were old people.
CYNTHIA FULLER.
Middlcbury, Aug, Q, 1854. l7;3w
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THE BRuTAL FiGn1 between Morissey
hd Poole, III New York, was witnessed
y several hundred people. The police
ere present, but made no arrests Nor
sey is professional fighter, and tho
ggest bully in New York aad the big
est BLACKBOARD. except orc or two coun-
linen Poole seems to be an amateur.
Pd the result, terrible pounding of
70 former, may be regarded as tri.
|nph of brute force force over science. u
is too much to expect that any effcc-
pal attempt will be made to vindlcate
&c outraged law tho only satisfaction
that M1rissey was nearly killed. and
&c chief regret that both had not been
sabled from ever engaging in another
fch atfair-P0u. Journal
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ROY AlT0N ACADEMY,
The Fall Tan VIII begin on Wednesday
September 6th4

tGft CHEERS
EDWARD r.5TONE, \. b., Principal.
ALoNzp T )rMisG, 4. i, Teacher OF
NalI 'ati,s and Natural Science,
MisN l. > lLd IluRLByT, Prcc, tIcss.
Mis- FaA' J. PoRr,n, Assistant
HtaLss e. si.Lr, Y,aci"r.f Fr,nch
GEORGE WILDER, Teacher Of Piano,
Guitar "a AMI Thorough Bass
tn IS. II. Arwcon, Teacher of Vocal Music.
Miss l. llrrcnNsnN. Teacher O.. Drawing
aud Painting
l.. LYMAN, icachcr OF Pruman hin.
Nhr irs'jtu'iunnnw H'.rs ercatir .rcsaas.i
acilii' ,r timing Thorough K ,owlelqc
Of frcAch, er Painting and D.awie as
wen rs the .dsolid branches. Another
Academy hu ina much larger md more
convenient than tie ono nov oycunied. win
be completed hefno the commencement of
the Fan Term. A borough and systematic
course Of studies his been prepared. and the
clasS'il alton Of the school will occur at the
beginning Of the net term. As preparatory,
a thorough l;nowlcd9 Of Geography, Histo-
ry Of L. States, English Grammar, Mental
and Written Arthmdic, Reading and Spell
ing, is required. Thee will be Il preparatory
department connectcdwitl the Academy, in
which students may rarsuc their studiessn
the school room, and nndcr the direction of
one or more of the Teachers Students en-
terlng the regular corse should be at least
fourteen Yeas of ageand present testimoni-
ais OF good charactg and studious habits
they may be admitted to an advanced stand
ing II prepared to srtain an examination in
the previous studies 4 the course or an equiv
alent. Those who canplete either the Eng
Ilsh or Classical come, will receive diplo-
mas. Those who take only n part of the
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FARMERS, ALL HAIL
THE MOVING MACHINE.

The undersigned having had some expert
ence in the use of Moving Machines and
Rcapers, and critically examined all that
were on exhibition at this Crystal Palace, las
procured the agency of Manny's Patent with
Woods improvement, as the best machine
made, and should be happy at any time to
show il in operation 10 the farmers. 1t is
compact and simple in construction, vet
strong and durable. The proprietor, Mr.. W.
A. Wood, warrants his machines capable of
cutting and spreading as m0ch grass per
hour Of any kind, and doing 1t rs well rs any
other machine made, snd with LESS power
lie has two kinds, Mower and Reaper com
bincd and Mower 1t weighs only GOO lbs i,
runs on wheels and can be handled as con.
vcniently as cart. am ready TO try il on
my farm 10 competition with any machine in
any kind of grass, at airy time. The price
the Mower and Reaper is ;sl25 cash-deliy,
cred on the cars at lioosick Falls Pr,cc of
Mower sll0, delivered to the f.rmor Or
ders addressed to !. W Strong, Chimney
Point, specifying which kind is waited, viii
meet with prong,it attention.
J. W, SrB0SG, Agent.
Chimney Point, July /, 1851, l23w
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no. ~!

CHOLERA MORBUS, piarrhca, Summer
- Complaints, &c, can he speedily releiv-
ed and most cases cured, by prompt use of
this valuable medicine. No person should
be without it, is it saves many from long
and dangerous sickness. Sold only by
H. y. SHELDON.
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N. d. Bccf-Ex;ra including nothing hut
the best large oxen, well Stalled vt least
one year
First Quality consists of large Eat OK, II,
Stall-ied at least several months.
Second Qualify Includes the best Grass fed
oxen, the best Stalled cows, and the best
hrce years old steers.
Sheep-ENtra consists of choice bucks and
fancy ewes for stock, and the best cossets.
New YoRK, July %.
| Provisions Market is better for Pork,
nd demand fair; sales 700 bbs; at $40, 25a
kO 80 for Prime, and $l2 25al2,5O for Mess ;
ciso 100 bbls. for September delivery at OPP
|uon of buyer, Sl2,5 80. Beef is in fair de
|mand, and is firm sales of 500 bbls. at 5 ga
1925 for city Mess, 15,75al6 for rcpackcd
|Ohicago; and s12a13 for country Mess; $50
|al6 for city Mess Cut Meats are plenty and
|pre lower sales 450 bbls. and ties. Hams at
Ia7bc., and Shoulders at Babe Lard is firm,
|but less active; sales of so bbls at 9iai0c.
yButtcr is in good demand al 12a17c. for Ohio
S,nd lSa20c. for State. Cheese is selling at
ta9i
> HAY The arrivals are not so large to day.
fnd with good shipping demand the prices
are flrmer; sales Of 1000 bales at G5a7Oc. for
new and old.
SEEDs.--A very quiet market for Glover
tt 8aSlc. Timothy is inactive at our quota
lions. Rough FlaXsced is wanted at 81 30
|per Sc lbs.
HOPS are dull and heavy at 25a27c. for
Eastern and Western crop Of 1858.
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Dic0,

In til, village, July 23l, Of a.scuter,
AcusAHE. KiNsLEY, daughter IT William
and Lucykinslcy, aged one year aud six
months
Mourn ot for the clild from thy tender
D." rycn,
T." D. on its purity fell,
10 T.. 4 Nonug heart, 10 an answe r
g. 4 aaccu;
Is IL" vim f'a cA'ld7 Il is well
IL lamp ", July y, Nir H4MAN GoRHAM,
aged 10 ycas
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DEMOCRATIC
DISTRICT CONVENTION

The Democrats of the first Congressional
District are requested to meet NJ the Cour
House, in Middebury, on Friday, the lstl
day of August, inst, at 10 O'Clock, A, NJ. .fo
the purpose Of nominating candidate fo
Representative 10 Congress, to be supporte,
at the ensuing election,
7. c. TrcEER, .
J: A. S. WHITE, NJ, c
MARvIs DoLE, ! O"' ''"'
ELJAu Ross,
Aug. l, 1854 1G2w
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l. OFF HAND TAk'NGs.-Here is a
handsome volume OF upwards Of four
hundred pages, containing life like
sketches OF the most noticeable men of
the present time. They are written in
P'l"'''' ".iu eun''y s'tio' anu eXnioi.
gteaS pehetratory analysis, combined
wish dignity OF tone and elegance of
style, which cannot fail to command the
Arbitration of all anprcciatirr readors
Will ,to,. ,,oss,,, ii ., -,
ny ny f '''0', ''i''oa' i"erl'
thcy are entertaining ana amuslf9 z. an
will win green laurels and golden hor
ors for their author wherc,'or l,, ~
road Yho bool, ;s hoon,;r,,,,.
""
ol Al f"iOi; anu illustrator WIN
twenty porTai's on steel OF the follow.
ing persons - Edward Everett. Edwin
II. Charin. VIM. II Sprard John p
Hale. p r Barnu,r -..,r., H.
V,.l nm At. .rr ~
Srrith IIonr,. W. 1,,..t
b.. =, "'''i |h
''o law IIu' NfeeleV. =
y b'nFiai. Nm Culien Bryant Thorn
e. lirt BENTON. G.. G. iebbe Solou
Hcutn-ap Holm NitcLo1l IT, avs -,
erert tlis work lfF,.e 8. %, al otbo.s
,..ya. % Eta f;i. a.,,,. ..,'-."lf -.
'N' '.''i O." "i He psr-
'.a H---il.'S
81 cc raie ~ Cooa.a4 Book
Store.
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81 f. fHt.f4 - 4s.f.
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BARRE ACADEMY

The Fall Term will begi, on Thursday
August 81.
Board, inclusive Of room, v ;shng and incl
81 per week.
j s. SPAULDING PRINCIPAL.
Barre. Aug, 5, 1854 B.3w
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op
Flanders Patent Beehive
is winning golden opinions from practical bed
cultivators where il has been introduced. II IL
being used in different States and il has met
the universal appreciation Of Apiarians and
bee mon generally. 1t possesses principles
| which are entirely new, and by their applica.
| ton in the management of bees 1t Is believed
that those difficulties that have rendered the
bee business precarious will be nearly OBJ
| waited. Their use so far, warrants this be-
| lief.
The advantages this hive POSSESSES over all
other hives now in use are;
First: A device to prevent rubbing and ex-
cessivc swdrming when desired, which can
| be easily attached TO any box-hive row in use.
Second This device prevents the escape
OF bees in winter without the owners confH-
ing them, as lio 10 Obliged 10 do in other
hives.
Third. An improved plan TO prevent tho
ravnges of the moth.
| Fourth An ingenious mode OF ventila-
ton, preventing excessive cold OF At9t
| And Filth the apiarian can easily rid tho
| hive of the superahundance Of droues. BY
so Going. he saves from fifteen to thirty lbs
of honey, or other saccharine matter III.
would he consumed by them in the season.
| Besides many other advantages with whicu
! the reader can become acquainted, ny send
ihg five letter stamps to os, and gcttit" ~
return (post paid, our pamphlet explaining
our hive in full, which is flied with sufficient
/ facts and testimonials.
| We ale row ready to sch STATE COCS-
TY, TOWN, snd INDIVIDUAL rights to
make, vend, md use these hives on the most
reasonable terms. Individual rights will be
sent with our book On the management Of
bees in our hive with the ENGRAVINGS OF
the hive and all its parts explained which will
entitle Il. purchaser to make the same for
HIS OWN USE ONLY during life PRICE
8 DOLLARS.
Money may be rcrnitt.d NV mail at our
risk. and as soon rs received, the deco, en-
cravings, Book, &c, Sili lie forwarded
AGENTS WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
Irresponsible men of good address will be
paid liberal commission for selling the above
rights in all parts OF the UNI TED STATES.
Address W. A. FLANDERS g. CO..
Mortified, VI.
We insert below few extracts from tho
many letters we have received
Morristown, VT, Nov. t6th 1853.
Mr.. Flanders,
Dear Sir:-Snpposing that you are
ldesrious of moving how your bee hives meet
the approval of those who use them, wifi
saw put a swarm into the one you sent me,
july sth, supposing it to be so late that they
would do but little II anything but TO my
surprise they filled the hive and partly filled the
boxes whereas, my other swarms have done
hut little. believe it 10 lie SUPERIOR TO any
hive in being, and worthy Of the patronage
of all. Will you send me the chgfayings,
Books, &C. Yours, truly,
HORACE fletcher.
The following is from J, NJ. Weeks, patcn-
tee Of the famous Weeks hive
Salisbury, VI, June %, $50:
This GO rifles Tint Mr. Flanders has tkis
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3sH In North Carolina election last
ursday) the Wings have made large
lis They probably carry the State.
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HLBANY, august 2'-Thcre Is but little do
pig in this market,and no sales have yet tran
|pired beyond street lots Farmers do not
Pring it in very freely, and we have only to
police sales Of a few lots at prices ranging
From 25 a 81
BosToN, July 29--The transactions in
|leeco and pulled comprise 50,000aG0, 900 lbs.
pit prices varying from 30a474c for common
pnd good fleece, and lSc for extra pulled.
She arrivals of new fleece have as yet been
,,nderate, not enough to establish prices
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II combines substantial history with the
highest charm of romance the most reid
philosophical criticism with a thorough anal
Ns'S Of human chatactcr and faithful repre-
scntaton Of the spirit and manners If the
age TO which it relates We regard the book
a. "A valuable contribution TO the cause not
merely Of general literature. but especially
of pulpit eloqueucc Its attractions are SO
various that il can hardly fail TO find readers
OF almost every characterization Re
c0r"cr.
A very delightful book II is full of inter
est and equally replcte with sound thought
and profitable Sentimcnt.-N. V C0mherciaf.
1t is volume at once curious. instructive
and fascinating. The interviews Of Bourda.
louo aud Claude, and those of Bossuet, Fene.
Ion, and others, are remarkably attractive,
and Of finished taste. other nigh pcrsonages
of France are brought in to figure in the mar
rativc, while rhetorical rules are cxcmpliicd
in manner altogether new. Its extensive
sale in france Is evidence enough of its eN-
traordinary merit and its peculiarly attrac
tive qualities - CT. Tie.
1t is full of life and animation and CONVEYS
graphic idea of the state of morals and re-
lig.nn in the AuguStan age of French itcra-
ture.--N Y. Rccord,,.
This book viii attract by its novelty. and
prove particularly engaging TO those inter
csted in the pulpit cloquence of an age char
acteri1cd by the fragrant wickcdness of Louis
NV. The author has exhibited singular
skill in weaving into his narrative sketches of
ih. remarkable men who houlished AT that
period, with original and striking remarks on
the subject Of preaching -PrcJuicyion.
rs historical aud biographical portions are
valuable its comments excellent ana is e.
feet pure and bcnignant. \ work which we
recommend 10 all, as possessing rare interest.
-BnlaL0 EKpress.
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NH"pt'u !" tHe ""Hts Vi INC lcpll'i winch
will be sold at
LOW PRICES FOR PROMPT PAY /!
but no lang crcdds pW be gircn 10 any oae.
May %, 1854
RR0MA Chocolate, Chasc'S Cocoa Cracked
- Cocoa and Shells, Roasted Ground Cof-
fee, Spices, &c, just received by
May %, II. A. SHELDON.
- -~~>-->> - = ~~:~~~- -
TCAPIOCA, Corn Starch, Arrow Root,
4 Coopcr's lSinglass, Irish Moss, &c, all
good for invalds, for sale by II. A. SHELDON
~,~>> >~>t - - = 49, 49,
i. u IL z " az 2 Ii. ga
LHbins Extracts, llarrison's do, Lyons
Kathairon, Geo IL. Fish's Kalon for the Hair
first rate preparation, Barry's Tncophcrous,
Adams Colcassian Ambra, Bogle's Hyperion
Flnid, llarrison's Pure Bears Oil, llu,chns
Hair Dye, Shcldons do, and a good variety
of Colugnes, sold 10y H. A. SHELDON.
!
STAECll Polish. ner aud excellent kind.
- Yankee Extract for cleaning clothes from
grease, oil, &c, Tooth Powders, Tooth, Nail,
Hair, Clothes, Paint, Yarnish, White Wash,
Scrolliug and Dust Brushes, sold by
II. A. SHELDON.
= = - - = - - - = - 49, -
D0RK, Lard, Hams, Goldfish, Salmon,
l. Mackercl, &c. II. A. SHELDON.
~~~>>> b~~~~~> ~~>'>~
WHITE Lead, pure dry aud ground White
w Zinc, FIR. Yellow, Ven. Rcd, Chrome
Green ana yellow, Rose Pink LIP Blk,
Whiting do, constantly for sale by
II. a SHELDON.
CONGRESS & ELGIN WATER
Will be kept fresh through the season, by
IL. A. SHELDON
OK Barrels pare Cider Vinegar for sale
A'S by H. A. SHELDON
June u.
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PERSECUTION in the AGE of LOUIsXv

BUN GENER'S WORK
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I f"OF 10 YEARS STANDING,
CURED BY HOLlOWAYS
nfrI-


cary NJ a. rffe- 65m Jartlrn Johnson, A.
far Hoasc, dgicl .Iaauayy 5tA, 1864
10 ProFEssoR HOLLOWAY, IS. Corner OF
Ann and Nassau Strcets, n. J
SlR-ltis with the most heartfelt pleas
urc have TO inform You thai have been re,
stored tn health and strength Ly taking your
Pills. For the last ten wears suffered from
aderangemenl 81 tie Liver and Stomach h, and
was reduced 70 such an extremity thnil gave
up my Ship, never expecting 10 20 to Sea any
more, as ]. had tIied every Remedy thst was
recommended to me but all to no purpose
and had given myself mp to despair, wh,n
was at last recomme aided TO take your Pill::
after usihg them for three months, the result
is that am now in better health Than l have
been for eleven year, pastand indeed as wella
ever | was in my life. You are quite at libertys
to make this known for the benefit Of others
Iremain, Sir, yours resrec,fnlly,
(Signed) JOHN Johnson.
These celebrated Pills arc p5nderfrliy eEeeC
eios' IN the Joilotetae COMPLAINTS
Agne Dropsy. Inflammation Sore T,1,..is
asthma py.SatJy Japudiee Store and Grave,
hiioasrorl Erysihela' LivsIcom' Secondary symb.f
pla'"is Femai. lrresu' plants toms
al,,tes: on Fsvel. ornn l,qmSaso ismo@f. g''
,"H Ssm s,nhs Piles Ulcer. -.
",~e'c"m Tvs Itheuma- Venereai A tua,iohs
plainls Govt thm worr,,oltIp lad.
c"s, Ms,a s,ho R,Isn,ior of we.fim.s. ron
ton oftha Serofrls or DrblIi;v
Bowols .con.u,nr,ihn King, Evil sly
- Sold atthc Establishment oi Professor
HOLLOWAY, 80, C5tncrof Ann aai Nassau
Streets, New York also ny all fs.pec,ahls
Druggists and Dealers in sledicihes through
out the United States in Dox,s at s7i e,nis,
81 certs, aud 81 ba GEMS cr,tb. To le lad
Wholesale OF the principal nrng Hcwes in
Union.
ucS-Thereis acohsiiefaLle saving bv,skiu,
the larger sizes. 4Goowe,nos
y B Directions Tor IL guidance Of ns,t.r.
n every disorder are shiSed to Zach Box
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NEW 1oRK, July 29--There has been more
&tivity in our market for domestic without
% variation in prices. The arrivals arc
more frequent, and the ales include GO 00C
BIS Fleece ut 32ai3c. for common to good
Ne quote:
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TIE 1NERTC1N7S Friend J
UOLLOWAY,s PILLS!l

To the Citizens Of the United States,--
most humb'y and sincerely thank you
for the immense patronage which you have
bestowed upon my Pills. take this oppor-
iunity of stating that my AT cestors were all
American Citizens and that entertain Tor oil
that concerns America and the Americans the
most lively sympathies, so mrch 80 that l or
iginally compounded these Pills expressly 10
suit your climate, habits, constitutions, and
manner of living, intending TO establish my
self among you, which / have how .dOne, W
taking premises in New York.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY
IS, Corner OF Ann and Nassau S:s., \. Y.
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PURlFICATION OF TIE BLOOD,

PURlFICATION OF TIE BLOOD,
AND
LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
The Citizens Of the Union suffer mach from
disorders of the Liver and STOMACH. scarcely
any are frce.hom the influence ofthese deslruc'
tive maladies. hence life wears inst. ~ fair
sex, perhaps the most handsome in tie word,
up TO a certain pcriol when distressing 10 ~, !,
many loose their teeth and good looks, while
yet in the heyday Of lie. Such sad .Nils may
be rcmeded ty continually keeping the blood
pure. and the Liver and Stomach in. healthy
| action. when life will flow smoothly, and re;
semitic plants in cdngpnial cline, where M
eternal spring apr ears 10 reign. AS it regards
the preservation bf the human flame, and tie
The duration Of life, (which may he effected,
and l say fearlessly, that health and life can
be prolonged for many years beyond thcir or.
binary limits, if Ilolloway's Pills are iskcn 10
purify the blood according to the rules laid
down for health contained in the directions
which eT :! any eece n oS;; nAp DEBILt.
f"OF 10 YEARS STANDING,
EITDCn EnV.I(lWAYS
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-08-09
w o o L,

Washed Fleece Wool wanted on drbts or
for any kind Of goods OF provisions, bv
July 7, 1854. 12,6t NATHAN WOOD.