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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-08-30

SWaim's Celebrated Panacea,
FOR THE CURE OF
INCIpIENT GONSIIMpTION

TOR THE CURE OF
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.
Serofnia, General Dcbiiity, White SreLing,
Rheumatism, Diseases 81 The Lircr d. SKIN,
and all diseases arising from Impurities Of
the Blood, amt The fleets of Mercury.
Swaim's Panncea has been for more than
thirty years celebrated in this country and in
Europe tor its extraordinary cures, for the
certificates Of which reference is made to the
directions and hooks (which may Le had era
tis) accompanying the Panncea,
1t has been used in bosrtels AMI private
practice, md has had the singular fortune TO
he recommended by the most celebrated ply.
sicians and other eminent persons. Among
Others by
w. Gibson, NJ n. Prof of surgery Pa. University.
Valentine Mott, NJ. u Prof. OF Surgery, y. Y. Um-
ys,sty.
w.P. Devices. NJ. D Prof OF Mid. Pa. University.
N Chapman, NJ. . ,rror. of hysc. Pa. univer-iIy
4. Pa'ke VI. D., prcst Collegc ofPhvscians Pha.
nr. pel Vallo, Professor Of Medicine, Havana.
Jose Eour enco de Luz, Prof ct Surgery. Lisbon.
q W. irving, late Minister to Spiir
J. thipman, Member Royal College Surgeons, l. n.
don.
SIR Thoma. Pearson NJ ,ior General British Army
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &c.. Sc.
And. also, the wonderful cures effected by
Swaim's Panncca, have for many years made
it an Invaluable remedy. The Pnnacca does
not contain Mercury in any form, and hcng
the most tcrder infant.
The retail price has been reduced to 81 20
! per bottle containing three half pins,) OF
/ three bottles Tor 81.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
! Swa m's PanaccR is in round bottles, nuicd
! longitudinally, with the following letters
blown on The glass:
-PANACEA--PHiLADA."
and ha wing the name JAS. Swain stamped on
IL, LII,
ering the cork and spl nfid engraving for
/ the side Of the bottle, composed ola eeumctriC
lathe work, compli ing nine different lies
which have been turned for the exclusive use
of the proprietor. by Draper & Co bank note
crgravcrs, OF Philadelphia IT. Tie centre is
n portrait of the laic Win. Swain, copyright
secured.
Also, Swaim's Vermituge.
| \ valuable Family Medicine. being Il high
| ~ approved remedy for all diseases arising
from debility of the digestive organs, such as
Worms, Cholera Morbus, Dyseui,ry, Fever
and Ague, bleeding Piles, Sick Headache
sc. &c. See the Pamphlet which may be had
gratis, accompanying the Vermlfuge
| Prepared only at SWANS LAnoRAToRY
ON STAND. Seventh st, below Chestnut
| l'hiladcl phin, AMI sold by all the respectable
Druggists in the United States.
| CAUTION TO THE PuBL1C-PcrsonS wish
ing to obtain the genuine Swaiu's panacca
aud Swaim's Ncrmifuge, should be careful 10
observe HAT the name SWAIN is spelled cor
rcctly on the bottles and labels; or they may
he imposed on by medicines made in IMITATION
at them,hy person bearing q somewhat sim
! liar name, well calculated to deceive. 7;6m
General Agents for the United States,
SCHIEFFELIN, BROTHERS & co.
10 William st, cor. Of Beekman. N. Y.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-08-30

BY WILLIAM YOUNG, MD.
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Of the 1ESCULAPIUS TO his child. 1t NAV
save him from an early grave. Letno young
man or woman entering into the secret obi.
cations Of married life without reading the
Pocket Ksculapius. Let no one snlfer from
hacknied cough, pain in the side, restless
nights, nervous feelings, and the whole tram
OF Dyspeptic sensations, and giv6nup hytheir
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any impeachment read this truly useful book
as il has been the means OF saving thousands
OF unfortunate creatures from the very jaws
of deaih
fJAny person sending TWENTY FIVE
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copy of this book by mail; or We copies will
he sent for one dolas, Address "Dr. WIN.
YOUNG. No. 1852 Spruce ST., Philadelphia,
Post paid. 3;37w
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Dr.. IA. 3. LA CR1iX,

M ID GALEN HEAD
ODlSPENSARY, No So
BEAVER street, Albany, in
Clinton Hotel Buildings, the
oldest institution under tint
name in this country ever cs-
tablishrd for the removnland
prevention of the Venereal
d sease without mercury.
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THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS

The Forticih Edition,
with one hundred ensrn.
ings, showing diseases
and Maliurmalions ofihe
Human System in eveiY
shape and form. To
which is added a Trea
iise on tho Diseases oil
Females, being OF the
highest importance to
married people, or those
concentrating marriage
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Farm for Sale /!
Ayers Pills
II A GnET

7 ETTER, Cap, and Note Papers, for sale
IL by A. II. COPELAND.
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"OUR COUNTRY'S SIN"
4 Sermon, by Rev. Justin Perkins, I
Droomiah, Persia. For sale by
l.. W. CLARK.
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON

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OK Xolzes,

In great variety, received and for sale by
4. NALLETTE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29

1 ARR1soN CONVICTED OF MuRpER.-Our dis
patch from Cincinnati ends in stating that Arrison the
internal machine criminal had been found guilty OK
mansaughter. 1t was murder. The Gazette furnishes
us with the following account Of rendition of the verdict
The Jury having retired to their for
agreed on their verdict learn in less than an hour
The Court having adjourned until sx ocoek they could
not make known their important budget large audi
ence on the being opened filed the amphitheater
of seats and number of ladies repaired to those they mad
occupied during the trial The Sheriff Is officers soon
brought in the prisoner Who after receiving the cordial
shaking by part his counsel Judge Key and Mr.
)Dckson was placed the prisoners seat to the lett o
he Court when the clerk demanded of the jury their
dct which proved to be Guilty Of murder in the hrs
de gree as charged in the indctment.a Judge hes
desired that jury should be poed each Of whom rosf
ana acknowledged seyeray the verdict read to be M
verdict. :, - :, Al, -z.u.
Diuring this whole scene while the ladies and the stert
moved to tears the prisoner betrayed NOT
| least emotion. III, -. !,
VIII en- the clerk read aloud the verdict of Guilty
some ,ns in the audience cried out sThats right ih
/ sheriff Is officer Immediately called to order
Judge Key of the counsel Of the prisoner maua
motion fo new trial, Tor rne arrest OF judgment
The entry was made the Journal and the prisoner re
manded Co his lonesome dungeon
THE court goes out existence this month"; ana ne tne
ton perhaps will heard to-day As there little hop
Of it being allowed the sentence, no Doubt W Dc pfe
II Ed tn-dAy,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29

WHAT THE LAY DEEMS LuxuRIEs FOR A WIFE
novel case has jn been decided in New York, which
involves curiost.in medico,j Jurisprudence mes
erc physician husband for services rendered the
wife in his absencend the sereme Court say that in
the sth act of oushgs Reports is their opinion in the
case viz That the wv does not recognize the Dreams
visions or revelationof in mesmeric sleep as
necessaries for wfor which the husband without bis
consent, be mas to pay. These fancy articles
which those who ha, money of their own to dispose
may purchase the think proper but they are not ne
cessaes known to II law fer which the wife can pledge
the credit of her absst husband 0.st.a5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29

\ A RUSSIAN HRo.--An act of heroic bravery
is related of officer which merits honor
able mention Disgised British soldier, with twelve
devoted companions he succeeded during the night in
approaching Frenc battery and spking four guns The
heroic little band regret to say all cut to pieces
after achieving the loble and incredible exploit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29

THE AcAcIA.-Ne are informed that new
Masonic Magazine der the above title is to be started
in Natehez by VIM. Melen, ESD G. s. of the G. L. OF
Miss 1t will be published at sS per year. We learn
that the first numhr of The Acacian will be issued
from the press between the t and 5th of January 1855
and that it Will apper regularly upoa the first of each
successive month he names OF subscribers, and sub
serpton moneys arto be directed to Giles Hlyer
Natchez, Miss. communications for The Acacia,n te
VIM p Mellen. Esq Mr.. Mellen is said to be gentle
man of considerable bility and trust that he will b
successful in his enterprise
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29
RrMARKAnLE PHENoMENoN. twenty mli

REMARKABLE PHENOMENON. Al twenty MIN
nnd,e shaped light some eight degrees In length was
seen by our citizens the southern sky about twenty
Ave degrees above the horizon y was fisns iof aoous
baf an hour A mass OF dense black clouds hung ever
the horizon and above them suspended this mighty
torah which cast upon whole town and vicinity
siy ssre some pronounced it comet, but unusually
brliant and without nncleus Others piousy
ii one Of the ssns Which are 70 be seen IN tns
t ,xnarienciue some sensations Of wonder and awe
The phenomenon was undoubtedly produced BY the nr
in Hayethl some peculiarly OF the atmosphere causing
its light to be reflected upon US in TINS ha
| ner. Exeter IN. H } News Letter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29

LEcoMrE-The Red River Republican, in
copying our stcle concerning Lecoe and the honors
done bis owner and trainer by the NewOreans Jockey
Club makes tne following additional remarks:
Gen, T. ]. Welk has fully and completely shown the
sincerity Of tie declarations be made to the world respect
ing Lecomte He proclaimed that Leeomte would be
hand at the fall rces at Natche1 and at those Of New
Orleans where hewouid be ready TO any competitor
that might offer himself at any distance and for any
amount -s 49,
Lecome did go Natchez but competitor appeared
against him, ant he proved to be rival At New
Orleans the same hing occurred The horse that
tried to cope withhim at Natchez tried him again at
NewOrleans, withno better Subsequently Le
eomte was enteredEice in four mile, and once in
two mile racee htyupon both occasions, the blasts of
the bugle for coipettor to contend against him
without effect, an he noby walked the nn-
rivaled before thesorld
1t that t Jockey Club by their rules pay moth
ing walk owe; therefore his very superiority made
against him. Butthe noble nagnanmity of the Club
made up for 1t ass be by their proceeding which
we publish below rom the Crescent.
What will the Srit of the Times have to say now7 1t
has either out ofpeen or for aQ,d go Joined with
little clique who ae enFious Of Lceoes fame in their
deayors underrte him and his performances We
certain that it csIo him harm but its in
gard to him will ther pjure itself for 1t will take away
from it its reputabn of fairness and candor and being
impartial and cndid medium in matters Of the turf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29
CROSSING ON THE RIVER. The railroad con

60. b .,nstrueted two bridges from the pier on to
the Ice by which vehicles Of every description are
bled 10 20 from this city and resoh fhe eastern sos
sacs The In the river has beeoms 50 th'ek
md strong a. enable vehicles laden with two tens o.
freight to cross with apparent safety me ofSss E
~ The STATE stre 81 Bridge and that to the Boston Depot
At the foot the Columbia street g Bridge shsss o
there tos are nsaasea on " abapy yonrns 2ist
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29
A man named william Ways, a resi-

A man named William Ways, a resident OF
Pittsburgh. suffering from attack of the small-po
was seized with 1t of insanity Friday last, and
sprang from his bed He grasped poker and drove the
attendants out of ne room and then began with his
nails to lacerate hstlmost putrid body Writhing with
anguish he rushed nut of the roo fell down pair of
stairs and ingeredn great pain until the next morning
when he died @%f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29

DEATH FROM rae EFFECTS OF ETHER. "A dis
patch from Albany dated the 2lst si. beautiful
young girl eighteen years old named Weaver belonging
Schohare county operated in the fiospai here
to-day tunor IN the neck Ether dministered
when she tainted Etimulants then fFen as to
revive her. when ether had surse to the
operation proceeded With she was com pletely stupe-
fed and not long afterwards died DIR. larsh, assisted
by DR., ormsbJ and others, performed the peratien
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29

The RUSSIAN LoAs.--The NewYork Courier
tells the following story We learn from ST. Petersburgh
TINT Russian has been taken st Petarabnsa
by the House of stegetz of the most eminent bank
ing establishments of the continent Mr. stiegetz tool
the whole amount ty millions Of silverroubes abou
100000 in four and half cent stock) his owr
risk the rate of o. The loan already sci actively a
"a at St Petersburgh Foreign capitalists such tht
Hopes in Amsterdam the Rothschlds, in Frankfort will
whom Mr. Belmontis connected. and others have bough
large amount and if We are well informed, house
Wall street is possession Of the official imperial paper
connected with this operation The story told about is
that the loan made only the lie to the asser
ton OF French and English newspapers that the Russian
Treasury does not enjoy any credit in Russia Iii like
wise stated that MIR Takowe of St Petersburgh,
the richest of mines in the world whose accumu
lated wealth alone amounts 10 sixty eighty mill
ions dollars wished to take this loan with his prvat
capital but this refused by the Emperor In order
give occasion to misrepresentation. We give thi
statement reaches without youching for Its accu
racy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29

SupREMEsCouRF or THE UNITED STATES-De-
b, u fs54 No zS. William B and Fictnire Shields
~ ala s4psants Robert Barrow Appeal from the
Circn Court United States for the Eastern District OF
Sxssna The appellants in this cause having been
lled under the nineteenth rule and the motion Of
janip of counsel for the appellee, and failing to APPEAR
i this cause dismissed, With costs. s9 4Isszs
No % Catherine Kinns, wife Of Wm Variance eppel.
liant Is Pierre al Appeal from the Circuit
Court United States for the Eastern
Tbe appellant in this cause having bean vailed under the
rule and tha motion m Mr. Jsnin OF ronnal
for the appeees failing to spHear the cause was DIS
/ missed with costs 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29
NEW CEyr pIFjrs=-Tbis coin, it is said. W

New CENT PnlEs-This coin, it is said, will
be issued from the Mint In the Of few days
They smaller thai the old pieces form atrac
tive copper coin orone side is the head OF Liberty and
tho thirteen stars beng omitted the surface & pla and
polished. The revese is the IN design th old
cent, but brighter aid much finished Thereis a
certain smount of oy mixed with the copper and the
perfection of the degives to the coin finish that has
never before been attained In our copper coinage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29

ROMANTIC. -fhe Bloomington News Letter
rectes remarkate of in real life which
was lately brought light in the county of Greene the
divorce of Hery Gourd Elizabeth Gourd the
alleged infdeity okbe frail one. e -
One of the witness, lady deposed that she had
any thing ouof the way . in Mrs Gourd but that
she had her sesra nights bundled up in bed with
other men just for romance r. Z ~ -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29

THE STEAM -FRsArE NIAGARA. A.-Messrs Pease
Murphy, of the Futon Iron Works. busly gagged
upon the machneryf the steamfrigats niagara. Some
portions of it arady finished and they preparing
detailed drawings an patterns for the engineers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29

STRONG Apv1cE.-The Richmond (Va.l Dis
patch of the 18th instant speaking of the hanging in
egy Dr. Thompson the alleged seducer and murderer
of Miss Pharr gives the Doctor advice it not likely
| he will take The Dispatch says:
If Dr. Thompson could have been taken to as many
places has been hung in eigy, and therShnng in
rroga persona the public would be greatly soohed and
in some measure pacifed But these egies only remind
better things and Whet appetite which cannot
be gratihed.
It would be some atonement to thepubic if Dr. Thomp
pson would forthwith proceed to hang himself He has
no doubt in defending himself against the indictment
under the mistaken impression that ms death wa
not desired by the pablic He must now be satisfied
that this point he greatly mistaken L Is th'
wish that he should disappear eFaporate vamos
from this globe He may be innocent he may be mos
spotless immaculate and angelic character but people
not think so if he is good man heaven is better
place for him than earth Let him at once depart fhf
life let him cut the cords that unite his balloon to TIL
Hover world and soar at region where yrtuou
men are not misunderstood where the wicked ceas
| from troubling and the weary are at rest.
saIf DR.. Thompson would, in some measure regain tn
respect of the community which he has lost, ninepenc
worth of strong cord, properly applied, will accomps
the object, Let him plant himself BY all means
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29

MrppL ETowN SILVER MINES. - The Mlddle-
town (Conn) News states that these mines have been
sold for sl25 600 capitalists in England who are pre-
pairing to send strong force OF miners 70 prosecute
the business on grand scale. In the opinion OF geoo-
tbe works are deemed vauable and their worth will
| now no doubt, be thoroughly tested
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29

TRx1NG 4 srY-A number of colored men Of
every hue and shade dispersed by the police Of Chi
cago on Sunday week. They were engaged in trying
spy who it was alleged had been giving information te
the Nilsson rans whereabouts of some runaways IL
that city. e !. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29

Messrs. Jewets & Co., of Boston. have paid
$4,000 in cash to ahors during the three years past Of
which $4,000 wentto Mrs Il, B. Stowe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29

SHIpwREcK The ship st. Patrick, Captain
Whitman from Liverpool November Is, for NswYork.
with merchandise and All passengers went ashore at o
O'Clock Tuesday evening miles south of Barnegst
during dense and not being able 10 any distance
wind at the time North by East, the ship after
bged and at Last accounts had feet water in her
hold and the water still gaining The passengers were
all saved aud brought to the city yesterday morning in
several fishing schooner the captains of which report
ship humping heavily when they left and fears
tertained that she would prove total loss Some iron
and other cargo had been thrown overheard TO tighten
her Steamers with lighters in tow dispatched yes
terday afternoon to render assistance.
The ST. Patrick good vessel Of se9 tons register
built at Newburyport Mass, in lS44 owned by David
Ogden and others Of this cfty valued at S4l600 and
fully insured for that amount Wa streeta Her cargo
consisting of iron coal and satabout 400 tons Of
800 Of coal and about 200 tons of salt valued
in all about $600G0is largely insured in NewYork
tug Titan Captain Marshall with lighter in tow, having
steam-pumps etc has gone the assistance Of the ST.
Patrick but from marine report received
additional particulars further news H. al gs ss a
message received 10 this city yesterday morning
brought by the conductor Of the Long Island Railroad
which message banded to him the road stating
that ship shore at Morches, south side Of Long
Island her unknewn, but she hailed from
Brunswick Me- 1t is supposed by Msssrs. " f. Schmidt
Co thar the above ship will prove to be the Masonic
Captain sturgess from Rotterdam about October 25 fol
1 NewYork, due. She had some go passengers OF
board, and assorted cargo small amount of which
1 insured in NewYork.
The Masonic is vessel built at Richmond Me-. i,
1a4T, 439 register and worth about S2poeo [NeS
York Courier and Enquirer. 5l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29

ANOTHER DEFULTER. The late collector q
taxes in Concord NH is supposed to be defaulter
the amount Of s2ooor ssooo but his bond which was
signed by Of hpotca friends has been either lost
mislaid or purloinsdand can not now be found
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29

Although CLARK has been officially declared
Governor elect Of wYork, the Albany Atlas contends
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29


ARCTIC SEARCH Committee on Naval
Affairs of the House Representatives met the 18th
inst and took the consideration of the memorial OF
the New York Chamber of Commerce in behalf OF DIR
Kane and his companions. Judge Kane, father of the
youn Arctic navigator addressed the committee for half
an hour in an eloquent appeal The venerable speaker
times overcome, and yielded to those emotions
that pay tribute of homage to nature The conmittee
agreed report joint resolution for sending
expedition to the relief OF DR. Kanes party.
the afternoon the President invited Judge Kane and
few friends to meet at his house Mrs Pierce was
and took great in the contemplated
of relief for the Arctic navgators 1t was social
pleasant meeting, and one of deep interest.
While at the table the President remarked: Cannot
you your efforts to stay the destruction OF life in
the p, The inquiry indicated the Presidents feel
ing the subject.
of Judge Kane, vho on Tuesday last reached bi
maority will offer his services TO the President to il
search of his absent brother.
Commodore Pauding tenders his services in any ca
pacty the Secretary Of the Navy may please TO designate
L Lieut. Griffin who commanded the Rescue in the frs
expedition also offers his services, do many Others
| The expedition will be made up OF volunteers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29

PHILADELPHIA GAS WoRKs.-These works are
the largest in the world and cost ssaso There N
retorts each one being charged aeersas With @ tens
of coal which quantity lll ppduee from looe to 100
cubic feet Of gas Tps coal brought from the Fits
bursh and virginip, mines and costs 81 per ten
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29
EDUCATION.


NJEW ORLEANS FEMALE COLLEGIATE
L V NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY MRS. MACAULAY, 2ss
Camp has succesful operation ior
aerea giving Instruction.
the English French spnnsh italian Latin languages
The pano Harp and ui
tar together with Vocal Music tbs highest order ofaa
ments rbiLed with lorg experience ard suceesss
Young Lsdes residing ucu have facility sordet
them acquire practical knowledge Of the French
feet their pcsl Studies and pursue the elegant
OF drawing and painting
The premsea the perhaps the
the and boades have stention pad to their health
comfort and improvement. ssi
The salectea lbray, 10 the us
Of which the scholars entitled fres Of
For particulars apply by letter a the Insituton
nla5 Am y ( aF 3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29

a9REF R0UNDS-e bbls cut for smoking.
a 4 ~ ' H kEssEpy g. ~ rshesgi.ega. .lss..
NN AHo9ANY--l9 Logs Mahogany, and IL
WI do Cedar Alvsr.ae and for sas By