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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-05-11
Removal of the Main Bone in the Leg Of
q EOY.

John Baja, lad Is years of age, son,
Of widow lady of Allegheny city, had
received, some six months ago, an injury
of the right leg by fall, in consequence
of which the whole shaft of the bone had
become decayed. 10 save the limb DR..
WALTER removed last week, while the
boy was under the influence ofchloroform
the main bone of the leg from the knee
to the ankle by extirpation. Inc redible
as it may appear to the non-professional,
that limb could be saved and be made
useful by the removal of the whole of its
main bone, still experience has taught
that new bone viii be rapidly regeneraa;5od
in childhood, and that the shape, length,
and usefulness of the limb will be pre-,
served. This is triumph Of modern sur
gerry thus to save limb, while it is a
blessing to the afIiictedto be restored with
out mutilation. The boy is doing well, free
from pain, and his recovery appears to be
certain.-PluSburg Journal.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-05-11
An Artificial Man.

The Memorial Bordelais states, that
not far from St. Sever, there is living all
Old military man who has false leg aud
false arm, both movable by means Of
springs, a glass eye, complete set Of
false teeth, nose of silver, covered with
substance perfectly resembling flesh,
and silver plate replacing part of the
skull. He bears on bis breast the Cross
ofthe Legion of Honor, won in the cam
paigns of Egypt, Italy and Russia, at
Friedland, Jena, Austerlitz, Wagram and
Waterloo.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-05-11
The Wheat Crop.

The Rochester (N. " american, OF
this subject says;
During recent trip through the con.
tral and southern portion of this county
on both sides of the river, We made OBJ
seryations and inquiries respecting the
condition of the growing wheat crop, as we
had opportunity. Very little appears to
have been damaged BY the frost Of winter
and spring. In the clay lands of Gate,
Ogden and Greece, appearances are not
SO favorable) An intelligent farmer from
Caledonia informed us that throughout
that town and York, on the beach and
maple lands, the crop is even more prom
Using than on the oak land ia WheatIand
Rush, &c. So, on the whole, we think
there is good reason to expect at least an
average yield. Farmers are in high spir-
its-as is natural when land sells at sIOO.
per acre, and wheat at So per bushel.-I
An unusually large breadth will be plant
ed to corn and wheat this season, in ex-
pectation of high prices during the next
twelvemoDth,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-05-11
The Nebraska Bill.

At meeting of the Presbytery Of
Montrose, Pa, held lately, a unanimous
protest against Douglass Nebraska Kan
saS bill was adopted, especially on the
ground that it renders slavery possible in
those territories. The Prosbytery con-
sists of thirty churches, and more than
@ooo COMMITMENTS, occupying the whole
or part OF the counties of Wayne, Pike,
Su'quebanna, Bradford, Wyoming and
Luzegne,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-05-11

The Ohio Legislature passed string
ent Liquor Law on the 28th ult., and it
requires only the signature of the Govern
or to become law. Itproyides for pun
ishment for selling liquor to parties intox
icated. 1t also renders them liable to
civil suits for damages.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-05-11

IL Both branches OF the Legislature
adjourned sine dc, on Tuesday last, the
9Th inst.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-05-11

HoIribte.-A little girl, daughter of
John Kyle of indianapolis, had her hand
chopped off the other day by her little
brother playing with sharp broad axe in
her fathers shop.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-05-11

Accounts from Athens state that an
Anglo French note of menacing nature
has been received.
A Greek ship with ammunition has
been captured off the Island of Negro
pont.
1t is rumered that Thessaly, Macedonia
and Salonica are in a state of revolt.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-11

So rah m.as Sol a.staiis s48td fiaics
u'aI a.sts ~ ~ MhirH Las4 ~.
m'f.s rs'aenef. as qao..s ~ ihs
Bas'l q liusaA L. sspsf.sucs1
csiinaiof ,ag.
Tl.u D l.eat uesef fncu rHsnufr pro
dars D. rsss3 cfvp u ertsl-sgses ~
ti, lqui8 % faun as,i ss.stf Haauare.l
hss ih,s ,.si as.p, 81 ne Wof.i.y Hal
gsf1s,s Msra,t.- hs add. sficn
raases . ,fup 4 s,faxisfftst So a. i,~f
., s'o.us %, growth - l,fre. Ia.
sid 'ss' 8" sFi.lisd ius' when %, piaa''
sre asmsns iisrn foecf buds ard ihs
erenwh a ii,s fnanpfv spsit IN prOdoc
ssf sae. nj ioa,rs. Whon ,hs risu,s
sfs toarsaF u osuld ~ h. sea HSs
~, fis isf4gsssuu ha3 ,tieadrd.
inarci s si,oaid i,e 80, ,ogs, that '.uor
tlusl rnnnors oses ~ ,slv, Is hs h.
ne IN 10 waic 10 vhici plants css in.
n.eslisiely oanss,ne i. So aamin sior q
shcn tbes sfe ifscsple u Concerning Il.
si.si y 10 ssy. piea ilsy srf uos gnOs-
ins. !, usoa absurd. Til, u. however.
,.sl ai concerning ~lich mos, reqars
to D., ssil then - osn 10 day hnd NOM
fsf - CartleA Ckrosteis
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-11
nn~rDr rop wHrAr wrrylL

H. answer 60 . rcceui inquiry, wc
gave IL o. oar opinion that one Of the
most promising mean, q avoiding the
vi uns 10 sos early Shesi on good
soa. that Il might ~ ancc towards ma
turiiy soon enough 10 scspe The depre-
dsi,ous II this insect. Since making
ihis surgrsiion, NC have c0ntersrd Nth
= sliliull farmer 81 Western New-lork.
who i've, Ia the midst of fine wheat
rrgion. (wher. tic soll is rather light
and graselly. lot usually produces es.
reileu, ~hesi) and who has given u y.
h., opinion that The severe wea'hcr Of
spring added 10 the attacks Of the insect
b.. redacej lie crop in til. region 10 an
average Of len basiei, per- aere, or one
half The usual average, which i esiima.
tel At t~eniy bushels. lie has just cut
a hrli 81 Ire finest wheat, that has Weld
ed over thirty 5'pbcis per acre, and
single woeSil was scarcely TO he found
in any psrt hi. crop was put in just
Vt the close Of sunmcr--very early on
ground prepared As follows:
A pasture possessing a fair amount
u fertility, was ~ell plowcl with dou-
Die team, and a good dressing Of well
ro,icd or compost manure spread over
the inverted sod. TWAS then thorough
" narrowed TO brrak il fine. and TO mix
il with The soil--an operation Of grca,
importance. The whole then was turn
Ell under with gang pillow. without dis
iurbing the inverted sod. The wheat
wa. then sowed with drilling machine.
The soil was rather grayelly, not liable
10 become water soaked, and none Of the
crop was win,er-killcd. This gentle.
man gives 1t rs his opinion that wheat
put into The very best soil prepared 10
the bcs, manner, and sown ms early a
the ls.t OF summer, need excite no ap-
prehrnsions Of the wee,il--he thinks il
will be quite safe. Other wheat, which
he harvested this year from ground last
year in corn. was half destroyed. and
b. intends to raise none bat in the thor.
o0gh manner above described - Com.
ny Gentleman.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-11
ADVICE TO HousrKrEFrRs.

Britannia should be first rubbed gen.
tIy with WOODEN cloth and sweet oil.
then washed in warm suds. and rubbed
with soft leather and whiting. Thus
treated. il will retain its beauty TO the
last.
Now iron should be gradually heated
At fret AFTER IL has become Injured TO
the heat ii is no, likely to crack
II is good plan to put new earthern
ware into water, and le, il heat grsdu-
ally iill Il boils-lhca cool again.
Brosn oaiihenwsre, particularly, may
be ,oushencd in this way. a handful
Of rye or wheat bran thrown in while il
is boiling will preserve the glazing 30
Iha, it will no, be destroyed by acid or
sHli.
Clean brass kettle, before using !,
fur cooking. With salt and vinegar.
The oAener carpets are shaken. the
looFer they viii wear. The dirt that
collects under them grinds cot tie
threads
II you wish to preserue fine teeth. al
ways clean them thoroughly after your
h.i meal st night
Woolen shoald be washed in very hot
ssds, and not rinsed. LukewArm water
shrinks wooden goods
10 no, wrap kniye. and forks in
~colens. Wrap them In good strong
paper. Steel IA injured by lying in
woolen,.
Barley straw Is best Tor beds bu, dry
corn hu.ks ,lis into shreds are better,
than straw.
When Molasscs Is used in cooking
Il Il q proaisioas improvement to boil
and 'kim It before you use it. !, takes
osi the unpleasant rAw STATE, and makes
u alinos, a. good as sugar
When molassas Is used much fsr
i !. we'll to prepare enc o. too
gallons q, time.
Never alios ashes TO be taken CD IN
~ood, Or pot into ~ood.
Ai~ays have your matches and lamp 4
rescy Cor use 10 case q sudden alarm.
HAss Important papers together, 1
"here IVA can lay your hand. upon
hen ~ '-as Ia oAse oftire.
lee hard asp 10 wash your eloihrs.
nd @oii 10 ~a.si tie aoors. Sofi soap
> 30 ''iPPery that Il wastes a good deal
n washing cloihcs
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-11
AsTItaIA CURED.
cossunPrIoN CURED.


I came - Neu hnrk in 10 fhla Tslsffalh . az
huuss pikrs q "a lthn, hsw krnnssiek aksb }
isarhss ihir esq, uy hr.ih va. ven lsaG Lsd :
Erfy had ruugh, fai-sd SOD aeai 90 nstisf, Hhch
"a Frequently mined sitl bod had pain Ia ny
len ssde aud ffg nfst and salafistsd. -
lnsHds ana ii sisnu pfsHouucsd o., ease oaAsHtug-
tisn. sfa lsluEe ne fsrfh ~ nsdlfins. aeci1ent
sif hFtfd Il D.. iarss hBFsaha, 90 iHialng lfYss
81 NsisH sna tAsuB ryIuF, I'D fhialned fafksft
vtlch fffif believe 49, fls asans ~ ssvnF ~
his. ksssa glirf ucsf.hG ne inLalsf, fsrc u r.
fiNs4 toe ifs-safs "a l iapFi and afirf hit ne
aitsttf Haer iit afpsafanft u'h tnt usfiafe uEdff
~ iahslsf tst ne fIsfI rIWr a. fseiec
Ahd tfiiuaff 10 o. 81, ~ crpfh ffadnsiY gfux inF
i.sitsfi sht 81 fHnfsiy lfn o., saa 49, oonflafs
ayreit ,afsd. shsH Nrsf he iahsisf t.s zoe a
q b. rtthsf iiTssatii snd bsisFlnf i sifrsrufbirf
sna ianlisE 49, isnfi issl uns ,iiias Il p'ssli
T. eislense iil a.
goHy WOOD
eeis - EoYn a PAUL. 81. ~ Cafuandi su,st.
n hlAs safHrf y iohp sussf sne Erasevig, =
3 Pres g rlrtars.
t--hnf pffan ..siar 81 + Erns f.ri
70 trtlis a fftsfst, AFu f0fi fsffttsf.s
t7n oaaafa.aits hfis af % .sfar fnfsH. -
e lHsffl - fa.s fra aH 4fhaiFf. rtaI tIaaff
isrss, hss ~ a. psfi a. 49, lsiisd stsiss liys.
rsftaGrs - 80. gutu A MORSE. ~ 4 o
ADDISON hlcE -Fsyicsu
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-11
GERMAN
Urosoopic Physician.
DIR. NJ. i. EDISON,

MOULD respectfully inform tho ,itfet I
w BrAndon aud vicinity, that he vii pias
Medicine On The StH-B-4N UROSCOPIC sIsIh|
winch leads hun 20 locate and describe the ~ aiss
OF disease Ola CHRONIC CHARACTER, wa W
utmost accuracy and fatisfaciinn. A clean tii %
tanning about twnuunees al uriur--passed hni t 70
moinnu--with the name and age 81 the pstsui, sA
enable him "a ttrAi successfully The case n qlfiit
Hence, one individual esn bring several rssei us
medicine csn be sent {" any part Of the counig NJ
remedies Hfrwholy of the hEFoHaTp FHtrurt. Il
ieunE essentially from those uf any other tJtes I
teh""li eonsistinR Of Chemicals and Linaes BE- 4
most concentrated lurn, aud obtained nluiai 81
sivey froin the yegeiab. Kingdom, ohUstnsH, !
convenience Of bull, sc, heretofore Az ohiccnE
their general use, Unlike the potent nintfas o.
are reliable, efficient and safo. acting IN bass
win hStnfc's laws, without cnsfyhtingof pfsiua.
the vital functions ~ organic life. The felsiyt q
IT. ~ the two systems In thair appliosiioG NJ II
removal ~ disease, We leave Tor people Or ,asi1s
sense 10 determine.
SanH1ine that he IL enlisted In a Food ssus -
rsuse ~ humanity, and fBr listhabe ends ~ tln
and restoration ~ health Of those suffering he 20
eas", Win whom NJ, associated the ch0ts,t sl.ss
menir If lite, We cannot but invite aud ufFe iai
fons consideration ~ 1tis moei important .ief
and leave no means unifiod 10 promote o. iFtn
and happiness ~ yauTself aud ffiands. ~ ~
humble and grateful recipients Of ha rrinrs b a
aaiD frteFihf ueif NoiuniafJ ErkduN leif.aHA4
tho most rn,iuFtnsiic terms, Of cures IRON isis
and sickness, some Of which were Of The o.
trno canes 81 misery, u rum i've a. tseitr =
standing, nos festofod and IN the en- oj mtuiofhe-
lie w"uid parfieniarly call youf atteniiau O. df p
loving iia q Chrunis diseases, whirh have o.
lore 10 ven grrHi satent bated the skiIi Of uf
ieariou az large, but now elaine ! By him Niha
iist % successful treatment and cute, Vi
Affection Of the LimEs Throat, Iiyef, kdh'n e.
rptnhi hurnnnhrn, hrnfslgH, fhtnAsH
breath nysispais Dropsy, fHasuisioHs. -
mais NeaEnefH, hefyanH ID .ahr-i ~
pitaiinn u the Heart, rcfuflla, 10
fefs, fcFsr spfes, iutilasi 90
hofsI II even variety, Pile,
liunHufs, and al diseases
ansiif irnfn So i'm
pure state nffhs
Hinid 80 bah
Il II tie
System.
Particular attenipR v ~ he paid 10 FgmiF -
plainis alf 40 disfhses Ola delicate a1iaif. t
trusted a. him NitAnui betrayal ~ THAT OLE
winch should sHist between The paiioHi aAa NI'
rian.
pr No charge for consultation. Chafgss o. -
telnr reasonable.
onics hpuTs fun . 4. II. tiiiir.N. uhat"
RODS South Ut thr bfshdun ll1uae
braudun January isdf ~
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Pitkins' Remedial Compound

4 untaihng cure f1r Colds Coughs llunrsfesi
~ Bronchitis, 'siafrah, Wskeftiipes, Ntn,a
Cough, SC, and affords proat relief in oaset dtg
sumption aud an Pulmonary and Nervous dI.sisa
u contains ~ Opium ~ Mercury, but Is ssf r
pleasant remedy. suld IN Hartford Ct, hl It
fhkins Rutland, by Pond & Morse, Main HniI
'ngtin 81, aud By Druggists Ia other placss. It's
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-11
Drugs & Medicines

at w holceDaIc.
ook In at POND a MOHsE's, TIA
j building, Main Street, Tor the latrrsi ma (
pure ir'sh Drug, Medicines. Chemical So, ,ef
hei'ie utlcted IN Vermont they arr now rrpi-s
20 idrnl,h lbysi fans with any article IN tben Hfs 81
Ne" f"fk Nhuies1e prices. Family Mo,ifihts 4
ovtf{ variety furnished al how pfiros Thfy haze
IhuaSl.s, AbDoMINAL SUPPORTERS, SPINE
sufPuRItkSi SHOULDER BRACES IACE
sIpklNt's, PEssARIEs, LACTEAIs. ~ AEft
fhlAL bREAsTs, NEEDiIAM's RREAsT n A1
new aud desirable article. syfnrc. ~ rrey 70
senpti1n, At reduced prices.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-11
THE GREAT
Spring and Summer Medicine!

lar IANGLEY's ROOT AND HERB JAUN-
IL DICE BlTTERS-cnmpu-cd - SaisaFstilla,
yellow Dock, nandrlinu, fnckly Ash, Wild Cherry,
Mandrake, Khuhafh, sc so compounded a. TO act in
concert with nature. The effect of this medicine up
the system Is most wonderful They cure and Grad
icaie irnm the B, stem Liver Complaint, that main
wheel Of mans diseases, Iaundce, Bio, Dyspepsia
curyeness IIulnors Of the Blood and skin, Ind gee
ton, Nervous Weakness aud Headache Piles General
Debility, aud the host of kindred Diseases Arising from
a disordercd stomach or bad aud impure state Of the
blood.
only - cent. for pint, and % 10 for quart
bottle. Trv IL, and vnu will he satisfied. Wholesale
Depot, % Union Street Boston sold by POND &
MORSE, Wholesale Agents l3m6
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-11
MARSHhL'S
Uterine (atholicOn.
The great remedy for those diseases which
are peculiar to females.

I'HiS medicine J. among The limited number -
i t,nse That ~ al theS advertise "a be and that
mover disappi.ni reasonable eNp'ctatirn. la news
payer advert scHcui We cannot uttluut violation
pf prupncti, enicf upiu the details u these delicate
complaints. THIS much We know Rhd say it Nres,iy,
thHt treble, weakly women who veto MT able u
walk scniss the douf without a-si.ihnce, have by
nsing n been to-tnrcd II health and sf,nFih. and IA
some eases g. such dsFIee even to he able dis
mics their hired nelp, and 10 de the wnfk Of their
families alone. Thee 1tc isrts and Vel khuwn Ia
the laoaiiiics where they have occurred The
II thu=c individuals aud their ailments viii he
pafsdrd ~ the columns ~ nov srapef, hut Nun
hor Sufficient a. satisb any one dosriE to enquire.
will be firB hcd by the publisher uf this advoft.c-
nrut, or hl those who soil the arcie. 4 valuable
trca,-c lciu1le Complaints, also tho rafeuhug
Manual Of Health, will be found with the agaHts
named below, which tluse Who thasl=c invited To
consult The pricr s reduced tu 81 80 per b, tile.
Sold hy Pond a hDr-e, Rutland &. l.. Gaze, nfan-
iun, &. e. Nichuis, Cs-ti,ton Robbins, Holden q
TO-, rutlihg-viiis. 2im3
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TIarox.El, ,rtoIxots
Rare chance to start in Business.

TT u well known TACT That BOOK torres greatly
needed IN mau, OF tho firiving villages and large
towns Ia Now Enritnd which nav have To rely upon
tie Transient visits of rcdit- tir all their reading
\ bookstore can be stirted IN capital OF from
s25l o. 500 keeping Vop fair assortment, aud re
pienishinE often a. - necessary. Druggist would
ind It profitable 20 Keep stock oi BOOKS in con
nerin with their business, IN villages where there
Buuk-inrrs
A rare chanre for procuring a stock AZ unusually
low prices snow Offered. nukscllue firm lucA ted
IN Hartford, Conn, intending IN comhno themselves
10 tie publishing business, offer their entire retail
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-11

The dissifsiioHs HAT people resort
10 10 dso-a carr. are Ike de curtains
d'si cailasrn 4 I'D pail anosa4 them
20 ksrp OFT si.e 4snk.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-11
CLOT HI y G
FOR 1854.

YIN
AT No. =, Perkins block, RUTLAND.
rI'HE sub.eribrr cordially iayItos the
! puhiie o. al early cftninatnn u ne we'll
dad t.sa unslfRssts H gaa'Ifl ard ettrniiou " va
leD. shah oHlg .pnr.iy fau suiriss.
tAu1A COATS
Eark lF,a and Pros, Biass casiinareu
EIas HlstE olive
hiue Df-ss Brown
Bloc, niset, oilssr Brown and bnh Mined Cloths,
sarss aHd zoo h.
DyEg GOATS
ulaes, Cfrra, Dfso, s's1 slart. Eius. Gf.y Onr.
kToNH au1 Aitrs.
PAATsi
HAL nsrafns, biart taasIm-fs,
l4lsry dua, Mucf dino,
Hlat, Fsnfy. az sIIsod sai.lsi, a., ks.
yEsrs
Rl1rs -sun. Tanry Coiures Eli,
Tan8 Gf,aaaisf,
Claft. it,ati. frss.t4, Ci.i1' Airs.s o.
81, .arfs ial Il susag heavy clssilas ~ sFay
YOUTHS ANn BOYS CLOTHING.
iHisad O. tsfa So saal-i-ui g. an.fi ~ ulsh-
g. AZ Cd .-fffss nraf approved rfYis sia gas1y.
FrHAlsHlAg Cuuns
ktlrs, Bis-aas, t,iiafs, rnasr sllus nrsssn,
itAftrIfi.fi,, cfsssia, rissts- tfafes,
sA,-'' ss..el, ,ia'i.s, 40
flifi Masasf,
fsfipasrg. uls, sif
PAIL ETYLEs HATS ASD car
franks. NaIisss, LsabTsIi-s, a..
ilf fstsff.-f Tel4i isss ihv ol1aitauifg 10 e.
irr-s tis thtatf o. b., h,fi rsl trlrsf ca.tfaefs
a. s-.i fsfea', tns fssIs'if-ly sai'i. r'rt, zee
Esa'ss. Doc = so 60
L ItALsSDosr
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BOOKS, STATIONERY,

In iots offran $50 l1u1 worth, each customer
irctiue such he may desire A. they with 10 close
10 u before the fret dsy Of September, ell b. sold
psfiosi rssrrd 20 cost. TERMS CASH.
show Cases, Counters, Desks. a c., also
fuf sale.
County merchants wishing 10 feplenish their
stock fur fal trade will ind this excellent oppnriu-
nifty. For further particulars address Box POS r. o.,
Hartford Conn ggNl
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WIN az Z" 'noit accompanying evils, Gamer except
co. ho matter how severe uf how long standing.
Inc 'Aihnieon far surpaosHs other rrmrdiss IN he.
ing more certain, le-s expensive aud leaving the sys
ten ~ better condition Lot an iutetrssd raiI and
obtain pamphlet (iree) containing ample proof, from
Of u use together with letter from highly enc
urhrrd Fhvsrisnri who have used il in thoir prar-
iioe, and speAk ie'm their own observations.
REFERENCES.
4, Y; D. reeAha1n,, NJ y uiica n, vi l.. ~ Fleming
ester y. y, D. y. fuor, ". d. Syracuse, \. y prIr
llnuh.r NJ. d. Bsilimnfe, Nd ". W Reese 81 ~
Ne" i"fk CITY W. Prescott. Il. D. Concord T. II !.
J.. =. New land' VI D. Utica, n. Rev. {. =. BEARD,
ramphieu md graft. the siorc Of g. BURT A
SON, DilgFiaifl Af"nh, Rutland VI; also sold by
rand 4 More, halisnd T. copsl6nd, MiddlctoN ;
'hanotY !. tasr, brsnduH CHARLES Chapman, Wood
siock Nichols, cAsfloion btI
9gLsncs aidrsssed 10 ias oass Of Mr. Carf, HstsA
dgeNt ~ hareEsa, ONO.
r. DR Msscn,ti--f have been ten year, troubled
WIZ nmae "n laints-pfpiApfus uieri and All the
AtfhNhg aimfhl.ies Al uiBrs rendering my Iio
most ni-"tahl" ! have had the ATTENDANCE n sorne
~ me beet iysiciausi win bat litlo suercss me
most They could 10 was t. relieve cure y as nt ~
Tie qgtstois Pos hro months b.l r., az,
with ynrf medicine had nai haep allie ,o ne,6,,s
any lsb,r, enuid Walk buta f,s aei,. ~ /. i,i. sn1
teaffHit went uii II dorm -tlff / wa. r5n,f.te
y IrlA'ri'Td, b'ih W body and hIld and expected
t. drag OUT the f't N niY dly. ia siffrihe aud i.
~. B-i reading Your advorii.efneni I va induced
" ~ fnuf iHssipshle medicine called Uterine "a
lb3hcnn, as The lat rossf. had not Used ID A ,yegt
p',.i' irt ne ahp'hsf woman. ~ iio Hsr oitbfoe
hilirs war enabled a. Por 4rm al nc labor fof ~
o. The AHily viii ease, aud could walk ah,~b.rr
~ Tho Heglissfipud Hithoaf inluft. Nothing L,t a
sense Of ny dniy {" yuu and ta tht afflicted Ia, ia
yucca ne 20 tate ny care a. fbs public. can ssfs
u nro1Wnrni he preparation 10 ali th0s~ run,,i,
Freedom. Portage ro., Ono.
d. H. " nt hi.i, a CO., Proprietor.,
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Medical ,d,;.er a ssarriae. cu,d,

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gsgu-, 70 corfi rnaTast g. ftfrrseutirs the disess
G. " ths reuua organs e. tho ulaic aud female. The
afflicted -h0td u-e e. remedies before leaning nm
ri. valuable ruts the superiority uf the sutiof's IA
IT, and London treatment at private disease BON
manned and single ,huYld consult a. Mailed o. a.,
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HrHafwry NcW Worn, ~ herr he cures NJ. these dis
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eiinda, 4. n tod 4. u. si.id o., all booksellers.
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) Dwelling Houses For Sale

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, New aud beautiful Cottages on Franklin Street
- tnTlp and cOminpdiuur.
| Elegant two s'nB dwelling hunso nearly complei-
cd aud viii be ruady for family GA the lst Of MAY
pu Collage Street
| cuin.uniiou' Dwelling House Just finished. sitl-
Il aiod 0n Pine Street, and INV offered ter rale BY
]. x 4. LANnpN,
and HARRY ADAMS.
Terms one half each down md tho balance uu time
Ia Accommodate The purchaser.
April LIST, i-5i l4tf
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Slate Roofing.

AZ 4 the undersigned, having made extensive ~
w Engagements. annnuneo 10 the public that We
hold ourselves In readiness ~ do work 1T th. kind
aud being the mnsi practical men In this virnty
hope Ia serufe a liberal share 81 pubc patronage.
Al work warranted. Communicates promptly al
tended Ia. Also, the bot " refences rivsn.
MILLER, PRESTON a 90.
Fafhayen, May !, 1854. lgyl.