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:w TO CONSUMERS. ~,
"FUEL FOR THE WINTER.0

HOUSEKEEPERS and others, who con-
template laying In their supplies Of fuel for
the winter would do well 10 give me call as have
now on hand, and viii be receiving during the fall,
some Of the best kinds Of white ash and red ash
Goals 70 be found In the Philadelphia market
All the various sizes prepared In the best manner
Always on hand, Cumberland Coal, in Jumps and
6ne suitable for family aud manufacturing purposes.
Also, oak, pine, and hickory Wood.
All Of which viii be sold slow for the cash, /" in
quantities 70 suit purchasers.
Full weight and measure guaranteed. and promptlv
delivered Ia any part of the CITY, (if paid for when
ordered. w STONE ~ ~
Office and Yard east side Of Seventh street
Adjoining south side Of the Canal.
N. d. reduction always made In tbe nr;ce NJ
Coal when delivered from the vessels as saving in
hauling is thereby effected. w.
aug 2-9m
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LIME, WOOD AND COAL.
~sVVV fresh from the kilns landing this
day in good order, and Of superior quality.
Also hickory, oak and pine Wood White and
Red Ash Coal suitable for CRATES ranges stoves &c.
All of which will be sold low for cash OF 10 punctual
customers. WIN. WARDER.
$40 corner 18th and streets,
aent 11--po9t mar Cpna1
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept l9.--Howard street and Ohio
Hour is firm at yesterdays prices. Sales at 81 rs.
City Mills is less firm than heretofore but no sales
reported, We quote il still at 81 75 which figure
buyers generally decline.
ain--Wheat - receipts Of $4,000 bushels !;
white, II soa 81 "a; red, 81 10 a 81 rs. Corn
white Is better; sales at IS 90 cents; yellow is
unchanged.
Provisions. Mess Pork, $22 prime pork, $40
per Dbl Beef Is quiet. Bacon sides, 10 s.s a
10 IL cents; shoulders IS cents; hams, II l.2 a
l3 IL cents.
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Enn ACRES OF LAND ron SALE.

EAA ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
cVV This tract binds about three-quarters Of
a mile on the railroad, and about midway between
Washington city and Baltimore. 600 acres are in
wood and timber, the balance in clearing well fenced
and small cabin on the place
This tract will be divided to suit purchasers Terms
will be made easy. Any one DESTROYS of purchasing
will call upon the subscriber, No 54S Pennsylvania
avenue between First and Secoud streets west, Wash
ington city H. N. GILBERT,
je 27-eotf Land Agent
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-19

NEW PAPER HANGING AND UPHOI-
STEERING ESTABLISHMENT.
THE Subscriber, having taken the Store
u No. 3sl, Seventh street, between and streets,
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally that he has just received splendid supply
Of the latest patterns Of Papers, and a other articles
IN the above business, which he Is prepared to dis
pose Of on the most reasonable terms Being fully
prepared to execute all work in his line at the short
est notice, he atters himself that he will receive
share Of the public patronage
N. Is. Carpets cut and made to order.
sep l2-eod3t* N L. WORTHINGTON.
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COALI COALi

COALI COALI
TMNHE undersigned is prepared TO deliver
b White and Red Ash Coal, Of the best quality,
at 90 80 per ton q, 240 lbs.l
ii. G. narrower,
Sd street. Sd door south Of Penn. avenue
aug l4-f
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Nec York Marker,

Nec York Markets.
New YORK, Sept. l9.--Flour is somewhat low.
er. Sales OF 10000 straight State brands, 81 81.
Good Ohio, ~ "a. Southern is unchanged; sales
at IS so IL.
Wheat is unchanged and firm. Southern white,
81 95a 80 o.; Red, 81 80.
Corn is a tride lower. Sales of 10000 bushels
Western mixed, SIC
Provisions--Pork is lower and unsettled. Sales
Of 100 barrels mess, s22 81 l-2 Beef is firm
repacked Chicago, SIC so SIT. Lard is firm
IN barrels, II 8-4a 10 II. Whiskey is firm at
40 "a cents.
Stocks are firmcr. Sales at the first Board Of
Fries at So s-s; Cumberlands, ~ is; Virginia
SIS, 9S 3-S.
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FOR SALE.
DIV THE ISLAND, Two neat two-story
- and attic Frame Houses, containing seven rooms
each, located on Tenth street. between Maryland av-
enue and street, will be sold low and on very ac-
commodatng terms
Also in the northern part Of the city, between 18th
and 18th streets, on IT, Frame House with wide
passage. For further information apply 70
John b. WILLIAMSON,
NO 4l8 10th street, between G. and II, or Shop
sep s--lmA 18th st, bet Pa. ave. and a.
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FEVER AND AGUE,

FEVER AND AGUE,
DILIOUS Habits, Liver Complaint, Cos
- tiveness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour Sto-
mach, and Bilious Feyers, durable.
TO CURE FEVER AND AGUE,
Take DR., ], >. Roses Anti-Biious or Railroad Pills
They are called Railroad Pills, because they 90 ahead
OF all other Pills 10 acting upon the Liver Stomach
and Bowels, thus carrying off all bile and any NOR
bid secrotons; they are free from mercury and can
be taken at any time, without regard to weather or
exposure. AS purgatve pill, they are the best in
the world, free from gripping, and always leave the
stomach and bowels In healthfil condition. For
bilious habits, bad colds. rheumatism from cold
there is no medicine which so readily removes them
After cleansing the system Of all bile with these
Pills, then take
DIR. J. s. ROSES FEVER AND hGUE TONIC
MIXTURE,
Which will brace up the system and fortfy IL from
the return Of Chils and Fever or Fever and Apue.
Persons following this course Of treatment, will be
sure Of having fine health, appetite, and spirits. II
turns the yellow jaundced skin TO heathful appear
ance, and gives tone and new life 70 the torpid liver
Fever and Ague Tonic Mixture 80 cents bottle.
Sold by G. SToTT d CO.,
w. II. GILMAN,
J. w. MARIN,
PATTERSON 4 MARIN,
ID. ID. CLARK
ii. ii. MCPHERSON,
w. T. EVANS,
KIDwELL a LAWRENCE
j. d. MOORE,
Washington, d. c.
]. l.. KIDWELL,
Georgetown.
And by all dealers in Alexandria, Virginia.
Nv l7-eoif 8m
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a LII STRANGERS
N Visiting the city should sec Hunters Catalogue
OF the curiosities ofsthe Patent Office
Also, his description Of Powelps great picture.
feb os--dlyu
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MARBLE MANTELs.

MARBLE MANTELS.
MARBL IL WOR IL S.--The Subscriber
" begs leave to inform bis friends and the pnk.
lie that he has increased his stock of Marble Manels
comprising Sienna, Brockedelia. Spanish, Egyptian
VEN, italian, and Black Marble, richly carved ard
plnin OF the best quality, newest STYLE and superior
Also, 90 Marble Monuments, Tombs, and Head
stone Slabs; Eastern Marble for wndow-sills lntels
steps, and Platforms Marble tile counter and table
tops; Soapstone; Cacined plaster, SO per barrel.
Also on hand large lot Of Connecticut Brown
Stone New York Flags and steps, suitable for build
ing purposes
He invites the attention Of builders and others q,
his stock and will endeavor to give satisfaction TO all
who may favor him with their orders
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
aug Ely On street. bet 18th aud 9TH
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-19

The Mutual Fire Insurance Company oil the
i District of Columbia.
chartered BIZ Gongress,
OFFERS TO the property owners of the
~ District cheap aud safe means Of ipsu-
rance as any other Company in this District
ULYSSES WARD, President.
CHAS. WILSON, Secretary.
MATHEW @. EMERY, Treasurer.
MANAGERS.
Ulysses Ward, John Van Rswick,
Thomas Bagden, z. W. Browning,
r. Howard, MATHEW G.. Emery,
J. @. McKelden
Office Columbia Place. corner Of LOU siana avenue
and 7tb street Of'cs hours from 10 o'clock, p. M
feb 28--1y
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-19

TUE UNION ACADEMY.
HNHE Finh Annual Session Of The Union
u Academy and the sixth Of the Union Female
Academy will open on the first Monday in Septem-
Der, and continue forty-four weeks.
Terms as usual.
Circulars at the bookstore Of r. Farpham, Esq,
and at the Rugby House, corner Of Fourtcentb asd
X streets.
These institutions are so organized and conducted
as 70 secure that mental and moral training which
will best prepare the pupils for the realities o. lfe
Y. RICHARDS
Principal Union Academy
Mrs. u. RICHARDS,
Principal Union Female Academy
aug l7--lm
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9kRlGGs, HALL ~ CO., Engineers and
- General Machinsts corner Of Virginia avenue
and Ninth street. west, Washington, District of @.
urba wv ~
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DIR. BRoTHERs' PILE ELEcTUARY.


This preparation has been found On invaluable
remedy fyr the Hcmorrhoids or Piles. II is given
internally, TO correct faulty state of the bill ary or
digestive organs, which produces cnatveness or n
arrangement Of the bowela and consequently the
Piles.
Most Of the remedies now in use for this dangerous
and painful affection, are directed 10 be applied ex.
ternalyj they do not remove the cause Of the com
plant and can therefore afford only temporary re.
lief Again, the disease is often beyond the reach 81
aid from external applications an objection to which
this remedy is not liable, il being taken internally
u - perfectly safe pleasant to take, mild and easy
in its operation, and affords immediate relief
We have not heard Of single case in which this
medicine has failed either TO produce speedy relief
or to cure the complaint
II is equally etficacious In curing both the Blind
and Bleeding Pes If the bowels are left costiye
after The use OF this medicine, little physic may be
taken to regulate them Having been irving the ALI
Healing Ointment in some very bad cases Of Piles,
hesitate not TO the afflicted that Il IL very
valuable medicine, and en- inestimabe auxiliary u
the Electuary consider IL the best external appl.
cation, have ever known. The Electuary ia an in.
ternal remedy and the Ointment as an external app-
cation, used in connexion, doubt not would be ef-
tecual in the most obstinate cases. and must surpass
in all instances any other remedies for Piles TO be
found. Price 81,
icy All my medicines are put ND under my own
personal supervision, and the public are assured that
they are prepared Of the best imported vegetable in
gradients, and can be obtained only at our Office No
l79 South street. opposite Smithsonian Institution
where they have done large aud successful practice
Tor the last SIX years. in the treatment Of all Chronic
Diseases, and those diseases produced by the OLD
School Mineral Physicians by the indscriminate use
OF Mercury, Arsenic, Anthony, &c. Happily fol
suffering humanity, their practice is so manifesto,
injurious, that il is gradually on the wane, and
must in a few years sink into oblivion
sept 17-eodly
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-19

NATIONAL HoTEL.--This mammoth establish
ment, now undergoing Transformation, under the
eye Of the scarcely less than Magician Guy is rap
idly assuming the shape and comeliness that must
make Il the Hotel Of the country We intend at
an early day, to note the particular improvements,
and simply say in advance, that with "tessellated
pave" and " tapcstried hall" the host that has
concentrated there every winter, and made the
National emphatcally the city, will hardly know il.
CrRoUrr CouRT.--It is reported that Mr.. Justice
Dunlop has been appointed Chief Justice in place
Of the late Judge Cranch--that Mr.. Justice Craw.
ford takes the place Of Dunlop, and that Daniel
Ratcliifc has been appointed in the place Of Craw.
ford
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DIR. BROTHERS. RHEUMATIC PILLS

These Pills are very eficacious in every case Of
rheumatism, whether acute or chronic; and am
satisfied, from my own observation Of their great
efficacy in the worst and most obstinate cases that
they are not surpassed If they are indeed equalled
by any other pills Of the kind in existence they at
tenuate viscid humors, distractions regulate
the system purify the blood and thus cure the com.
plant. The Rheumatic Liquid used with the Pills
TO battle the parts affected will very much facilitate
the cure. When the case is very obstinate and does
not yield readily 10 the above medicines, Syrup
made from the Alternative Powder (which can be OBJ
timed at the same place with the Pills and Rheuma-
tic Liquid muet be taken according to directions
accompanying III but in most instances the Pills
alone or the Pills and Liquid, will remove " com
plant in short time. Price so cents
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DIR. BROTHERS. DIURETIC DRePs.

For the Gravel and all Affections Of the Kidneys
or difficulty in voiding Urine, attended with heat and
scalding They WILL also be found a very valuable
remedy in Fluor Albus, or Whites, and Gonorrh@a
They are also inestimabe in syphlitic or venereal
complaints, in Hephrtis, or inflammation of the Kid
neys, in Cystitis or Inflammation If the Bladder in
Hematura bloody urine, and all other diseases Of
the Urinary apparatus, however severe and painful
a better remedy for these complaints is not known
Price 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02

lance of two inches between them, and each
bud having two spurs instead of one, as is the
case with the latter. The berries are of large
sile, amber color, and possessing flavor re-
markably rich and sweet. There is no diff.
Guilty whatever attending its cultivation; all
that is essentially requisite being rich, light
and moderately warm soil, and copious sus-
tanned supply Of forest leaves and scrapings
A compost formed of these, with small qnan-
.ity of gypsum, and frequent hoeings, to light,
en- the soil, and prevent the radication and
grow III of weeds, will almost invariably secu e
success in the cultivation of this valuable
fruit. The original cultivator of this fruit in
this country il Mr. j. s. Needham, of Dam
vers, Mass. The white blackberry and black
black raspberry and both valuable fruits, and
should have a place in every fruit aud kitch-
en- garden inFtLe land.-N. E, Farmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02

TnE BLACK RAspBERRY.-.I have often
wondered why farmers did not cultivate a
greater variety Of fruits in their gardens. IA
addition g what is generally cultivated, j
would mention the black raspberry small
fruit, well known IN most parts of the United
States. | grows wild by the sides of fences.
edges Of forests, &c but common as II il and|
delicious 1T isthe fruit, but lew think If c,,I.
tivating it. H. Perry, Of Porter, has Az
lot OF twenty-five or thirty bushes. whict, for
the past three seasons have yielded good
supply for his own table, and some for his
friends and neighbors, and also for future use,
and richly paying for the little trouble thew
cost. He took them from the forests and
other places, in the tall Of the year, aaa plant.
cd them in his garden. This, any one will
see, is attended with no expense and verv
little trouble. 1t may be done in the spring.
They may be set along the sides Of fences, and
this situation appears to be the most natural
for them. Give the black raspberry trial
andsyou will not regret it.--Rurai New
Yorker. So
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02
AQrilultnraI.
SALLY SLY AND JANE McKERN.
HUMOROUS REPORT ON BUTTEg,

Wecdpy the following from the Farmers
Moathiy Visitor. There is good moral
conyeyedsin it, told with u rich vein of humor
that is capital 1t is from the pen of s. D.
Little, Of the MsgrimaclN. H. Agricultural
Society. s.T ~ sA e.
"The bene6cence Of theS Creator is mani.
tested, in so disposing our table,, and so adapt.
ing them to the varieties with (which we are
surrounded, as to make life scene Of enjoy.
ment, instead of u burden. IL might have
been shat necessary food would have been moi.
some as it is sometimes to the diseased ,sto.
mach, had it not pleased the Creator toamye
ordered IT otherwise. Bread is the staff o.
life, but butter is,given to make it slip down
easier, and with q better relish, But. IL de-
ponds something on who makes the butter,
whether it answers this purpose. Butter made
IN Joe Bunker's house, needs to be eaten il
the then, to make it pass we'll, one OF
two otheEsenses should be laid aside--while
! that nAde by his brother Jonathan may be
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02

A TROUBLESOME nIRD.--A Yorkshire Eng.
land) nightingale having located itself in the
quiet valley to the right OF Keresorth Hill,
i soon became known around the neighbor-
hood and hundreds Of persons, especially from
Barnsleys went nightly to hear its song, which
was SO fine that numbers walked the footvsths
aud fields the whole OF the night, and as early
as B O'Clock IN the morning warm beds were
forsakeasby hundreds Of married and single,
old MAIDS and bachelors. to go to hear the
nightingale. At last the visitors became SC
numerous and the damage so great to the crops
and fences by being trampled and broker
down, thatit was found necessary to snare
the bird.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02
Guardians Notice.

STATE t'F VEK NllNT 2 In PFnbnIF CUuTt, 1heIHtH "
LAMoiLLE nr.racr $. he Probate Office, ir said Dis
lfict, on Ilr 18Th day &c July, 1855; -stf'*
J0IlN e.. FACE, Guardian 0t Charles Pagr,a minor
u # Hydrpaik. in sai District repre- TO this Cour
that would M conducive tnthe interests his said ward
II all d tie real estate btcnei"g tn said hlnor IN Inc
Counties Of Lanuic and Osleansand anpiies u said Co III
grant him license IL ST. II tile saae, f,r The purpose "
putting the proceeds II such sale nj INTEREST," 1t is ordered
thu heRrlng be said application. IN The Attn da,
4 August 1855 AT Probate Office in JUhnson III SAID
District and that mrlicc tbs rrof he gwen by public or
IN the Green NJ urain Freeman printed ut Montpelier
three weeks surcrssi,r prior To sail time IF hearing
~ order Of toiif,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02
EARN FOFs SALE.

TUE su lh.r. wish West, offers fit SALE
an tn. 'st tras,i,blH terhi.. the FARWon wk,c he
os live hgm the Road ftsu Middiesex village Ia the
c'fsf - AIR dvA. Tim raim canssts az iJj acres--
about half 1t which l. IMPEACHMENT, ana e
g",i w""d aud Imh'r land good oichard Of grated
and "ih~r ifl n minuahle fose--g"d harms and oit
mildhg. 1lnf firm ~ well wateied, of Z God soil and
CONTAINS vr,! rye p"riion Of row land raabe for
working aud amUs the vrty best Of land. There IL
Saw Mill width 81 rpds Of the mler- land, and rvery
circumstance cn'nbitcsto make this desphenfchase
for a farm. +. ~ 5tTHN POOR.
Middiesex June b, 1855. ~ ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02

The WHITE BLAoKBERRY.---The white black
berry is most vigorous grower, often attain.
ing a height Of ten feet. II is much more
prolific bearer than the common variety Of
field blackberry the buds being set on the
stalks in the immediate vicinity of each other,
there being generally not more than the dis
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02

e. / iMsCE'S~
MAGffZINEs@CLUB.

AGtzIN CLUB.
T Is wtown thai there ,tf,Isfsfs of persons in
! the New Ealand, States, who farm barge eenun of
the reading continuity, who are regular saesAhrIs
for the many dtrcht Magazines published In or
In order hiring hls kipd Of literature beiois the ma
to greater extent, have Ipde such arrH,gcmenis w5f
the publishers, will enahs me IL send by mail 10 each
person VIII" may beeomaF memoer Of sls Club, direct
ed hel"w, tleiregaar subscription price -
The paltsafl; II 50 VIII estRttuis membership AM
insure rless &c TIE following Magazines for =:
arprs Pvfnans yGmey'S Ladies' IIapk Graladi Mag
acme of Art or ous volume o Gleason's pctoia Draw
inr beautifully bound, and ne Mir
The p,y,sntof sawill insure for ane yspr, p,isrons
ladies Magazine, or Arhu,'s Home Magazine and aineiu
hh~sship ~ uie4Elnb. -
The fowing present. will be Distribute Ell amu,iest -
So 900 in ep.fnx by committee If resPonsle dislise
90 persons, Who shai be ch,sen by ury of the mesS
hers ttstht AT meeting 10 be held nt u Sipy -
Jolu-hury, Vt#Oct.I 4, 1855: -. s4Asi7~- VI =
TIE preseaFs VIA yalashe building hjs sEhas1
IN The hoursiig village ~ At Johnshur, Va $50 eac>
sn b., lots % Eqslsr't Avegne, s2aa eaehj
slso each 9eslibbi piows, $500 eae, 90 epISains,
ssoO each; Ictplcw phirels, patterns rlow Aork
nj sia ssso Sat-. -'"s. sissS tf s o
S , %,""y S''". , ss,., II.
manufacture ,"ne $500 the olher 800; h. 100 III;
2mrlodrons, Calart's pat nj 80 90 EACH eiodrunp
s45 each igcd throh"uter watch. full jewrlrd Sl7p
gold lever Watch $50 Az silver watch,.l, SIS aei; =
- pen sttj iWW gold pehssSF thcltz
!, zFer pencil Cases with gold pens, So 5 each Il
VRAlil rneayineS of Daniel Wsb-,rr IN gily frances s.
stA 500 copies o life II Horace Greeley, 81 25 each
lm e.ple; Shakrsptme's works complete handsomely
%'nu ana Illustrated, 81 70 each; 100 copies porms by
g. Whittier, handsomely sM,nd, 3,75 each 100 Web
r'efs Irgc dictlnnary ugdgrd, SIS 50 each 1908 cop
les Wafbgs riehlrnts" agriculture s07j each; 1000
copies pc tiral works Of TVnls Hood W in notes by En-
es Sergeant, Esq, 81 Esch
ApmrioNALNSDucEMENrs
An Additional Inducements offered in connectu will
we above. The own whc contained population -"
1000 and hy the Census Sau ~ Icb shall srud ,b
largest number Of sph>crbers ,T,ion IL the popua
Un shall receive $50 in cash, he money to he rxlendr,
ina course al COURSES of public eclures ir to unsh
public library.
The 2,Itasees; No.. $3.50, In he exuneed as nnovr.
IHe ID do do- Sll0 to luIni9ta public library
| The tnwm with poiffion nj u.s. una aud ov-
$40. by the al les ,~slii rstev S2Q9in sasi &
furnish public biary.
| The 2d shall he sntiiied 10 one w kge dctian
niy, unabridged, 10 each school dist.it IN.
| The property may br seen BY ealiIf khtfedee'
| Block. Main street, ST. John,hury. nwi|arn vi
innsl he particular in giving tier Pn<t> Low
C"nhiy and state, plainly written For l"nies rPcpve
raelR viii ht given by turn mail. bsc:ipti<Is II
crixsd by l.'cs,l agents only, ur address
I .I.s-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-02
slN MAKSIlAI.,S
UTERINE CATHOLIC0N.
The gieut Remedy for those diseases uhich are Pc
culiar 10 females.

nc SftW NWeuy TOT WUSt ulSeuSes HHtH uTt Pe-
culinr 10 females,
TIIS medicine is among the limited number Of those
L thar a the, a,lve std To be and that never
Gisappai nabe expectation. In newspaper adver
tsemeIt cannui without violation of propriey en,er
npth the details of there delicate complaints 1hs much
we Know and say feafssiy, that treble, weakly women
WIN we're able TO walk across The nur huui assist
ancc. huye by using been restored To health and strength
nhd IN cases to such degree tve as to be able 10
dismiss their hired help and 10 do the work 1t III, il am
lies alone These facts, and well know in the local.
lies where they have occurred The Gf those ind
viduas and ihtr alaments w rl be pGradedn the cot
bmhs OF newspaper, but number sufficient to satisfy
any desdne to enquire, will he furnished by the pub
Usher VI this advertisement by those who sell the ai-
Gle. valuable treasetn Female Complaints, also the
Gtaenburg Manual of health will be found with the agents
named he low which those who choose invited con
su The price Is reduced Ia 81 so per bot,le-sod by
e. Smith, Collins & Pierce, Montpelier ). Bnan Hard
wick; G. Nichols, N"ithfeld. l7m3