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Notice.

Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICA-
TlON will be made To the General Assembly Of
the state Of Vermont at the session thereof next TO
be held at Montpelier, on tho second Thursday OF
october, A. ID. 1884, for tho Charter Of Bank, to
BIO located at Winooski Falls, in Colchester County
Of Chttund.u.
j. W. WEAVER.
{. L. HARDING & BROS.
5. Z. RATlBUN,
DAVID READ.
WARREN ROOT.
JOHN s.. WEBSTER.
JACOB ROLFE,
MORlLLO MOVES,
D. ). MI NSON,
FRANCIS LACLAIR, JR.,
I, II. PENNIMAN,
II. W. CAILIN,
VI, b. CATLIN,
ANDREW D. MERRILL.
". &. WIllTEMAN,
HENRY BOARDMAN.
WSoosEI FALLS, July =, 1854. wJw
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NSTIT L TION
FOR TIE
ID e af an Il ID II m h .

VVNHE NEXT CLASS OF PUPILS WILL BE RE.
l. CEtNED into the School at Hartford, Conn, on
the third Wednesday of September, Those whose
parents unable to pay the annual charge, (Sl0O)
can be supported by the State. Apply to his Excel
lency, the Governor, or to the subscriber.
WILLIAM W. TURNER, P,inepai.
July 10, 1854. w2w3.
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c II A M p AIN HOT EL
W. p. EVERTS.

W. p. EvERTS.
I HEREBY INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT
l. have opened the Hotel, situa ted the corner
ofking and Water Streets, for their accommodation
The house has been newly repaired and rc-furnishod
throughout and the travelling public respect
fully invited to call and see for themselves. The
House is within two minutes walk of all the DepOts
and Steamboat landings
=. 5. wish to add, that as do most of the work
myself, can furnish meals and lodgings little
cheaper than my neighbors.
Burlington. JmlY 6. 1874. Win.
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Selling Off,

Selling Off.
IL X. NICHOLS HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH
l. him l.. c. BOYNTON, will contn the
mercantile business in all its branches as heretofore
carried on by him, with increased stock of goods
in their season, and shall ondeavor be able to
ply anything usually kept in New York and Boston
Retail stores, at less than New York and Boston
hrices. And we now offer anything We have on
pand at very low prices, wishing to reduce our pre-
sent stock to make room for Fall goods.
We would respectfully invite all in want of goods
either Wholesale Retail, to call and examine our
goods and prices Get posted up with the lowest
price then call at $50 Church Street, and buy your
goods.
Burlington, July l, 1854. dkwtf
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FARE MISUNDERSTANDING ,EASEDl

Through 10 Detroh in & honrs and 80 minutes.
fh-brph,r 'hirrsr !" ~ 4"
THREE PASSENGER TRAINS DAILY.
1854. E''::'s?5' ;y';l ss;s - 1854.
Great Western Railway
From Mdgara tdHs to netro,i, carrying The
Z. y. through NcW
The Cheapest, Safest, aud Quickest Route
For Detroit, Chicago, st. Louis, Galena,
and all points in the Great West.
Connecting al Michigan City with the New Al
bany 4 Salem Railroad for Lafayette &c, and NJ
Chicago with oil the Routes for the South and West
Trains leave Suspension Bridge as follows SUN.
day Excepted
Leaves LIST Exp. Mail 4 Ac. I'd Express
Suspcn Bridge, IL .0OAN. 100 PM l0.30r.N
Hamilton, l2,35 p.M.dinc3.35 12.l0 "supr
London, a.4O $50 =" 3.2OAM.
Detroit Arrive,135 5up'r. 7.90 bkfst
Detroit Leave 900 900 "
Michigan City, 90 A,u. $50 r.d.
Chicago, Arri,cIo5 $40
haits OF Fare, First Class.
To Detroit, $500 To Chicago, SLIGO
Lafayette, $1,000 La Sale, sl4,06
st, Louis, $1,000
Passengers for the West, by this Line arrive at
Chicago Fire hours advane, of any other route, and
avoid the annoyance of Three Changes of Cars and
Baggage
Passengers have ample time to view Niagara Falls
and the now Mammoth Suspension Bridge, the great
est sotk1 Of Na.urc ani Az.
Through Tickets can be obtained at all OF the
principal Railroad aud Steamboat Offices in the
United States and the Canadns and Mt the GENERAL
AGENCY FOR VERMONT, of the Great Western
RAILWAY, NO. | TOWN HALL, OPPOSITE TIL
AMERICAN HOTEL, BURLINGTON, either VII
Lake Ontario, Lake Champlain, Schenectady an,
New York Central, or Troy and New York Central
to connect with the aREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
john CHURCH, Agent.
II Check your baggage to Suspension Bridge
Quicten Route TO Detroit and Chicago. Baegag
Ch,cttd throt gh to Detroit and Ciicaeo Passenger
for Suspension Bridge or Niagara Falls, change Ca
at Rochester. Only one change If Cars bawe,n Mag
Fail, and Chicago.
| General Agency Great Western Railway. No Ii
Erehanes Sired, Buffalo, Mansion House Block, tw'
doors from Washington Street.
J. MovIUS,
w53wtf General Agent, Great Western Railway.
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ECUECIiT. NnTIfE

~ X. NICHOLS HAVING MADE 4 CHANGE
D In hi. business, is desrousof closing his old
t"rhs and al Indebted to him previous to July LIST,
lsji ere requested to call and settle, as the books
must be- closed either by note or othcrwi.c.
/. X. NICHOLS.
Burlington, Jfv II, 1854. d6wu
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By EXPRESS.

ID ECEIVED THIS MORNING A BEAUTIFUL
IL assortment ofCambric Ed;ings and lnscrtings,
Muslin do ,lu
Also, few nice Lace Bands, ac., at
LNMAN'S
May {. d&wt.
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Rooms in the civ of New York.

~ YORK, can find pleasant accommodations at
No, l., West tcnth street. Tho lonlity il very
airy ana healthy and convenient tor traugors, being
near To- the 9th Avenue RAILROAD, aud -cvcral lines
Of Stages and the rooms will be found more
pleasant than at any hotel
June a. 1885,. dGwtf
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
AT JOHNS(


TNHE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION
L will commence Thursday, September 9TH. to
continue eleven weeks, under the instruction of
REUBEN c. BENTON, JR., A. b., Principal
MISS fkBEkAI NJ. MERRIAM ,,,,,,o,,,
MISS SARAH C. DouGHERrY, 'SS''f"''F'
Miss ABBIE NJ. MERRIAM, Teacher Of Mrl,c.
In announcing new Board Of Teachers for the
next year, the Trustees are assured that neither
ability nor fidelity, the part of the Instructors
will be wanting, to make the School of the very
| first order
| They would call particular attention to the fact
that Miss Merriam, in addition to being in every
respect finished scholar and an experienced
teacher has for some time past been connected with
an excellent French school, where, by the daily use
Of the purest French, she has become prepared to
teach that language, in manner that cannot be
surpassed in this section of the country.
In facility of access, beauty of surrounding
scenery, cheapness of living, and freedom from ad-
verse influences, the location of the School is be
lieyed to offer superior inducements.
Lectures on subjects of practical interest to the
| school will he given by the Principal and others
weekly during the Term.
TUITIO
Common Comm English Branches, sa,oo
| higher $50
| Classics, 400
Music, with use of Instrument, 500
| Drawing and Painting, each, 100
! French, OO
| No Tuition received for less than half Term
Roard can be obtained in good families from i so
| TO Sl,i5 per week. Rooms furnished for those
wishing to board themselves.
II. W, ROBINSON, Secretary.
johnson, July q, 1854. w4w6
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Seeds Seeds
Just received at
"APDItIEG ARIES s1tLE,,,

CLOVER SEED
SHARER'S GARDEN SEEDS;
Also great varicty Of
FLOW R SEEDS.
GEO. v. ALLEN.
Ap.il :. 1854.
For Sale,
'NHE FARM NOW OCCUPIED BY DR.. p. ].
HEINEBuRG, situated in Colchester aud also
the Interval Farm in Colchester, called the Inlmu
Fields. The farm occupied by DR.. HElSnuRG /. un-
der fine state of cultivation, aud has plenty of
fruit, dc., &C. The above property will lie -old
CHEAP aud term made easy.
Colchester, July ~, lsji. N2wIt
DORk AND PEACHES, IL PICkLEiAND DkY, ,
for -Nle by the hnrrcl or singh pound, hy
HENEN.
July II. dtC
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CGDArsuer'sssis,.

rs,HE UNDERSIGNED NAVE THIS D a Y
I formed a Copartner.hip under the name and
style of DAvEY & DOOLlTTLE, f,r the transac-
ton Of the Hordirare, Agricultural rnd t""m'HS'''
business at the old stand of Dnvey Allen, sl5n oi
the Saw, College street.
c. VI. pAVLY.
Ii II. DOULITILE.
Burlington. Feb. q 1854 wit
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HOrse-RakeS

SoULE'S PATENT REVOLVING WIRE-TOoTH
- Horse Rakes, manufactured at Wcstfurd, VT
For sale at the Agricultural Store, Burlington, by
J. ), PIERCE.
July -, 1854. d&wtr
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J,ady,s New Fashion Book.

Lady's New Fashion Book.
an the lst of every Month Is Published, price %
~ cts, Frank Leslie's Ladies' Gazette of Paris,
London, and New York Fashions, containing loO
Engravings of the Newest Styles of Ladies and
Childrcn's Hats Caps, Dresses Nantilas, @c full
size Paper Pattern Of n Manta Large Sheet OF
Patterns. aud description Of Crochet Work, Articles
on Relieve Leather Work, Velvet Paintings, 6c
Entertaining Literary Matter, Tales &C., Move
lctte by Mrs. Ann stephens. AlSp-each Fart con-
tans New Song Piece Of Music Arrangements
have been completed in Paris, whereby the Newest
Designs will appear in this Work one month before
the Paris Fashion Books received by tho steamer
Part l. was issued on January LIST, 1854, and has
been reprinted ss different times in order to meet
the demand. All the back NUMBERS can be obtained.
The e6lored Plate is uone worth moro money than Is
charged for the whole Part
EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS.
ait by far the best Fashion Book issued in this
country. We cordially recommend it."-N. J..
journals of its class ~. y 7iibtme. "This is a
superb work - ostor Transcript. alt is the best
record of the Fashion now published. "-SHHday
Times, Phiadsipb,as 4 1t contains all the newest
Fashions, and coored Plate Of great beauty =
Home Jpurnai.
One copy, one year, 50 two do, 50 four do,
50. One copy of the Gazette, and one copy of lar-
per,s, Putnam 81 Graham's Magazines, one year,
So.
Office No. John street, New York, ana for sale
by all Booksellers in the United States and Canadas
April 10. wi3mOs3
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NEWLY IMPROVED
M o D E L MEL OD EON 8,
Manufactured by Mason q Hamlin, Boston, for sale

Manufactured by Mason Hamlin, Boston, for sale
at lowest Factory prices, by
a. FORBES. IIinesbursh, VI.
HNHESE INSTRUMENTS ARE RECOMMENDED
Il by Lowell Mason, Geo +. Root, VIM. b.
Bradbury, l.. II. Southland, and many other eminent
Professors Of Music, a., III. best Mciod,o nate the
United States.
Price List
A Oct. Portable style, Rosewood Case, 5 90 90
3
3 Piano style, 100 90
81 100 90
3 1875 90
5 with double set of Reeds, 50 90
Also, q. ii. Nichols's .Eolians, of various styles
and prices.
CARHART'S MELODEON INSTRUCTOR"
new work of large size, will be sent by mail post
age free receipt of s. 90. Orders sOicited.
n Each instrument packed in n strong box and
fully warranted.
July IA, 1854. w3nos3
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NJ horoscopes, TELESCOPES, MATHEMATI-
w CAL instruments, Gold and Silver Braid,
Pistols, Gold Cuf Pins, Fishing Reels and Baskets,
Gold Bracelets, Seaye Buttons, studs, and lot. OF
Jewelry, received by
BRiNSMAID, BROTHER a co.
July 1, 1854. dAwtf
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HAME INTO THE ENCLOSURE OF TIE 81 b.
y SCRlBER, on the 27th ult., dark BAY
Mare, with heavy name and tail. The owner is re-
quested, &c. ITlllEL SMITH.
Burlington, July n, 1854. w3w3
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Tpal':lSOIs

4 NEW LOT OF BEAUTIFUL PARAsOIS JUST
IA in, new styles, &c. Call and look at them at
TYMAN'S.
June 20. dXwtf
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RHn STRA1ED awA

ENROM THE SUBSCRIBER, THE FOLLOWING
Il described Cattle, viz two year old Steers,
! brindlc, and dark red, pale red and brockle
faced ; and two years old heifers, brocke-accd
and pale red. Also, yearings, brindle, red
steers and red heifers. Whoever will return said
cattle to the Subscriber, notify him where they
may be found, will be literally rewarded
JULIUS HAPGOOD.
Jericho, june 6, 1854 wj2wGw*
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EHitlburgh Review.
JAMES E. BRINSMAID,

Church Street, Hurting toH
Is OPENING TIE RICHEST AND
%1N J most extensive vntety Of
k.A GOLD AND sill VE1 GOODS.
Watches, Bracelets, Chains, Signet and other Rings
Far Jewels, Crosses Neck Chains, Childrcns Brace
lets, seas, 10. Ee,s. Silver. Snuff Boxes, Porte
Monnaies, Card Cases, Silver Trlit Batter Pickle
Knives, Dinner, Dessert Pickle and Chidren''
Silver Forks Gold Pens, and Pencils in great
variety together with every kind of goods pertaining
to the business. Plated Forks, Spoons, Crumh, Pie,
Cake, Buttcr and Fruit Knives, Tea Sets, Casters,
Cake Baskets, Urns, Swing Kettles, Communion
Ware and Candlesticks, Shutters, Trays Knife Rests,
Toast Racks and all kinds Of Plated and Britannia
Goods ut wholesale or retail low rs in any other
quarter
DAGUERREOTYPE GOODS
Of al kinds Fans Of various kinds. Fishing and
Hunting Tackle, Guns Rifles; Pistols Gun Cotton
Drinking and Powder Flasks; Rods, Fish Baskets,
Minuow Nets; Ivory, Shell, India rubber and Horn
Combs, Brushes; Soaps, Razors, Straps, Perfumery,
Writing Desks Work Boxes and Dressing Cases, in
greater variety and cheaper than offered before
Rcticucs Scissors Enc rics, Stettoes, Pins, Needles
| Egg Beators, Lamps, Wick, Globes, Chimncs, sew
ing Birds.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
! Drums, Flutes, Accordions, Clarionets, Flageoets
Bugles Violins Bows, Hair for Bows, Resin, Strings
Pegs, Tail pieces, Bridges, Strings for Instruments
| Instruction Books, Musical Merchandise generally
PLAIN HAIR AND 'CURLS.-l00 sets Plair
Hair of all sizes and prices, Our stock is receiving
constant additions.
JAMES F, BRINSMAID,
d&wtf Church Street, Burlington, Vt
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vsu.irntJustr,,snruts

A LARGE STOCK OF vIoTGNS, ACCoRDE0NS,
y Guitars Bows, Strings, and musical mcrchan-
Use just received at the old stand, Church Street
iuif9l J6wif JAMES +. BluNSMAlD.
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EaGIN SPRING HOUSE.

El(sEN SPRING HOUSE,.
VNHE SPRING HOUSE Is OPEN FOR THE
j reception of visitors. The proprietor having
made large additions to the house, and other neces
sary improvements, feels confident that he can give
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
patronage.
The proprietor will run carriage to the depot in
Nergcnncs, in connection with the mail train
cars for the accomm odation of visitors.
All order for water promptly forwarded by the
gallon or bottle.
11,J-P Post Office address. Vergonnes, Vt.
SOLOMON ALLEN.
June ~, 1885, w53mos3
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Dresa Trimminu9.
PaDier Mache.

A GREAT VARIETY JUST RECEIVED AT
"A June "a d&wtf Ia MANS.
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Gents Silk Shirts.

- ENTLEMEN, YOU WILL FIND AT LYNAS's
~ nice lot of silk Shirts for summer wear, just
the thing for this climate Also, good assortment
of Hosiery, Gloves 6c., Call at the Corner Store.
June 20. d&Ntf
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II A. III s

4 QUANTITY OF HAMS, SMALL SIZE, DESI
HABLE for boiling. Hotel kccpcr. and retail,l
vii he supplied on reasonable terms at
July Is. dkwtf A.. S. DEWEY
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Cholera News.

The total number of deaths in New York
last week was l40l, OF which 240 were from
Cholera, 20 Cholera Morbus, $50 Cholera In
hntum, III Dysentery and Diarrhna,
In Albany, since Wednesday noon. there
nav" been % eases of Cholera reported to the
board Of health, of which 81 tcrmina ted
fatally In Philadelphia the Board of Health
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COMMERCIAL.
Pr DCTOR 81 WOODS
Prices turrcna.

Ms. pWocron, BOSTON. IN. +. Wocp
Commission Merchants
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Accident.

BALTIMORE, July %.
Mr.. j. X. Perkins, II merchant, last night
while asleep, fell from a window of his resi-
dcnce and killed himself
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Office In Bank Block, formerly occupied hy NJ.
navcv as Town Clerks office, stairs. Once loui.
from 4. NJ, till =. Nj, Charge, reasonable,
Burlington, April 20, lsji vast
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WHITE GOODS.

And Embroderes, Gloves and Hosiery. In this
branch shall give particular attention, and not
be beat. LINEN GOODS of all kinds.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
of every kind, our stock of Cloths, Doeskins, sati
nets, Nestings, &C., is complete.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-09-06

TIE PEOPLES PATENT OFFICE
The we'll known establishment is still car.
ried on under the personal superintendent
OF the undersigned, through whom Patents
may be- secured, both in ,hs and in foreign
countries, with the utmost fidelity and des-
patch, on very moderate terms.
Persons wishing for advice relative TO
Patents or Inventions, mny ut all times con.
suit the undersigned without charge, either
personally at his office, or by letter. To
those living at n distance, he would state
that all the needful steps necessary to secure
Patent can be arranged by letter. When
parties wish TO be informed ms to the pro babil-
~ Of being enabled to obtain Patents, Il will
be necessary for them TO forward by mail. a
rough outline sketch and description Of the
invention. No fee or charge is made for
such examinations.
Pri'"ve consultations held daily with In
rentors from 8 u. III. TO 5 p. m.
Models from u distance may be sent by
express or otherwise. ....
For further information apply TO, or nd.
dress postpaid,
ALFRED z. BEACH,
Editor and Proprietor Of
The Peoples Journal,
Solicitor Of American and Foreign Patents.
Peoples Patent Office,
So Nassap-st.. N. Y.
May Srd ID. l2-3t.
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DIR. STRONG'S
C COMPOUND SANATIVE
PILLS.

TNHESE PILLS are entirely Vegetable,
l. and are most superior Medicine In
the cure Of all Bilious Complaints, Chiiis
and Fever, Dispepsia, Costiveness, liver
Complaints. Juandiees, Sick Headache, Scro-
fula, Salt Rheum, Peyers OF all kinds, Loss
Of Appetite, Obstrueted and painful Men
situation, and all lingering diseases.
As n Female Medicine they act like o
charm, and when taken according TO the d.
rections, they never fail to cure the very
worst cases Of Piles, aiter all other remedies
fail.
They purify the blood, equalize the circu-
lation, restore the Liver, Kidneys. and other
Sccretory Organs to healthy tone and nc.
tion; and as an Anti Biious Family Medi.
cine they have no equal. Price 26 cents per
box.
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NAN KNOW THYSEtsE;. y SsE sE:..


.sEvsRY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A cory"
10A0 COPIES sold In lees than three
'OSUU months anew edition, revised
and improved, Just issued.
DR.. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL
and hand book for the affiict cted--containin
IN outline Of the origin, progress, treatment
and cure Of every form ofdisease, cont. acted
by promiscuous sexual intercourse, by self
abuse, or by sexual excess, with advice for
their prevention. written in familiar style
avoiding all medical technicallisies, and eve
ryth,ng that would offend the ear Of deceney
from the result OF some twenty years sue
cessful practice, exclusively de,oed to the
cure OF diseases Of delicate or private ma
ture To which Is added, receipts for the
cure Of the above Diseases, and treaties on
the cause symptoms aud cure Of the Fever
and Ague, for twenty-five cents a copy: six
copies one dollar: will be forwarded &c any
part Of the United States, by mail. free OF
postage. Address, postage paid, Cosden g.
Co. Publishers, or" box 1876, Post Office
Phi adelpbia.
''This Is, without exception, the most
comprehensive and intelligible work publish
ed On the class Of Diseases ofwhich Il treats.
Avoiding all technical terms, it addresses
itselfto the reason of its readers. II Is free
from oil Objectionable matter, and no parent
however fastidious, can oi icct to placing Il
in the hands Of ! .SEs. The author has
devoted manv years TO the treatment of the
various complaints treated of, and with toe
little breath 10 puff and too little presump-
tion to impose he has offered to the world
ut the merely nominal price Of 25 cents. the
fruits OF some twenty years most srccessful
practice. Herald.
''No teacher or parent should be without
the knowledge impaired in this invaluable
work. II would save years of pain, morti-
ficAtio and sorrow to the yonth under their
change."--PEoPLE's ADVOCATE. .s.
a Presbyterian clergy in Ohio, in writing
OF "Hunter's Medical Manual" says "Thou-
sands upon thousands Of our youth, By evil
example and the influence of the passions,
have been led into the habit of self pollution
without realizing the sin and fearful conse-
quences upon themselves and their posterity.
The constitutions of thousands who are
raising families have been enfeebled, If not
broken down, and they do not know the
cause or the cure. Any thing that can be
done so to enlighten and influence the pub
lie mind as TO check, and ult mately to re-
move this widespread source Of human
wrctchedness, would confer the greatest
blessing next to the religion Of Jesus Christ.
on the present and coming generations. In.
temperance, (or the use of intoxicating
drinks.) though it has slain thousands upon
thousands, Is not greater scourge to the
human race. Accept my thanks on behalf
Of the afflicted, and, believe me, your co.
worker in the good work you are SO active
ly engaged in"
One copy will be forwarded (sccurely en-
vel"Ped and pastage paid, on rcceip. Of rs
cents, or six copies for 81. Address, COS
DEN d. CO., Publisher, Box 1856, Philadrl-
phia.
BOOKSELLERS, Canvasscrs and Book Agents,
supplied on the most liberal terms.
June ... II Iv
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SPANISH LACK MARENG0.

The Season Of this Celebrated JACK
win commence ut Lancasterviiie, on the
Ak-kl5th Of March, inst, and end on the
lst July. He is full 10 hands high, well made,
and no mistake a6oas him. II Is certainly the
interest Of Farmers 10 raise their own mules, and
large ones, Theexpcnce Of raising such Is light,
very light compared TO the prices. This Jack
Is an uncommonly fine one, and he has been
purchased to be kept here, 10 accommodate far
mers and those dcsirous of raising hne large
Mules. His prices are s5 sle and s16.
p. T. HAMMOND q co.
Lancaster G. H. March Sth. TT
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-09-06

ProsPectus
OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA
TEMPERANCE STANDARD.

TINE undersigned wou "A ,o.>..,c.s.
Il noubrs io ~ ~. s.,.' moa'd respectfully an
,, :" .ne ipebus OF temperance
suLIi.n,|.n a, =, 'noy ,n.end 10 commence the
m. I6tb ,s Ina peIanes rnPcr, about
number Of sul,s.,i,srs p.o''Sed = sniileient
w.rrunt ,h,. anJ.,,Ds, e"n % obtained 20
II VII, ~. auSe,isA,ng. ns:a,s
of im,,s,;,I o lP;n printed upon substantial paper
umns of matter II u n, u'n contain - col
asouih CarolI,. T., ~ ~ aeno'n,nAied .. The
and will b, published .y.rn =. Standard,
the pric. III on. Sa,,. 10y '~o weeks at
een nunured Subscribers are Oh.
same price. ~ r''"'" " weekly at tho
Our sole ob;.., i. ~ .a...
In,iye ProLibi,joa1 ~ 80 H. v'"fs'stl me L~gis-
ting Drinks; and to pfcpsTa lie msss.s ~
tbs people Of ouF State. iur tho exacts,sns
Of ssch n Law, BY eonyinciplT the,n ~ i,s 80
We will endeayor 90 make Il welsoms