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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-05-02
SELECT TALES.
JUDGES and JURORS.
AN ANECD0TE OF oLDEN TIME.
POUNDED on FACT.

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About the middle of the 9Th century,
there lived, near Chelmsford, an elderly
gentleman, widover, with two soils. ON
his pa,ernal estate of one thousand pounds
per annum.
The young men, although reared IN
from infancy in similar habits, and educa
ted each with the most assiduons attention
to the attainment of every moral and reli-
gious duty, set appeared to have imbibcd
the most opposite principles.
The eldest was prone to acts Of bevevo-
ience, day seldom passing wherein the
exercise OF his philanthropy in relief Of dis
utss was not abundantIy exemplifcd :;
while his general suayity Of manners gain
ed him the love and admiration Of the
whole surrounding country.
The younger son, on the contrary, was
d'tncu't OF access, repeiling with bitter re.
proof the sorrow that he would not assn
age meaniy subscrricnt TO his superiors,
: and Of the most naughty demeanor to those
"hom ne deemed beneath him; and all he
.o"s'pefed leneath him, however gifted
o ta'ent' or endowed by that Providence
VINO owns not the superiority OF rank and
r'ches over viriuous proPensitics, whom
"r'uhe i'ad rejected or forsakcn, The
'o"seqaehce may oe easily snrmised; he
""a snuhneu py he snper:ors held in SEE
.'e' contempt ny his equals, and by his
"'r''''s' dreaded hated, and execrated.
l"rSu'ng our narrative, let us name the
or"thers. Henry was the eldest, and
i"e""ore the youngest. The frequent
ana probably sometimes indiscriminate
"'"e'o'e"ee o' hen'y' drew from his more
P'"'"' ana ParS'mo"'ous parent remon-
'n'''e ~, ana f'proot.
'o""'e .'"d arl"liy c"ntrivcd to in
'e 'no demon OF d'scord into his faith
''"S'""' an" iienry experiencing day
',' ""y continued system Of restraint
81" "r'"S'''"h' now determined on lc"v.
s "o''' .""' no longer afforded the
."J' "'e"' o' harmony; and in this reso-
' "s was encouraged 10y the ardent
e''''e". o' us faithful Maria, lovely
''S " o' respectable connexions,
'h""Rh oi slender fortune, vet in the am
r,' possession o' every ment"Ia and person
accompaniment 10 grace, adorn, and
'sm''! tue female character
:. "e'' ''''o" LOOK place and Henry with
MS interesting BRIDE shortly afterwards
~ '' 10 seek IN q Tar distant cline,
V ,','SS !" '',e ''o" the prospect OF
""'e" "e seemed excluded in his native
s"'H'
No' long after the departure from Er-
"'' OF ienry and his amiabIe bride, bis
'"'"e' Pa'd the debt OF nature, and dying
"'''"' Tue younger son took undisput-
:" POSSESSION OF The property end estate.
~ "''s'Sion OF wealth produced acces-
o' ~ % power ne became Justice OF the
' 80" 'n .ne exercise Of his new office
e'e aa',noha' proof OF calloci'y of Prin'
Sr.' "' DECISIONS beng rather guided by
.y "'u 'n,ere'' 'n"n honor and eqmY.
~, ,seouo'e tue magistrate, the oPpressor,
.' 'pu"u ~ advocate and the oppressed
." adse'"'y.
we've years had no" ela'Ped, when
one day stranger requested an interview
ma. ni.n .,,S :" o"''"s'' OF importance
,laman .i,,,o.,i' "e's ~. oeno'ed the g'n,
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a man may b, great by chance, but
never wsenor good without takeihg pains
tort.
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Now, Christian readers, do yob answer
your own prayers.
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A wise man stands firm n ali extrcfni-
ties, aud bears the lot Of humanity with a
divine temper.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-02-07
German Uroscopic Physician
Dr. M y EDISON

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w n Brandon and vicinity, that he will
practice fncylicihe OH the German UrOscopic
system, which lcadt him TO locate and de-
scribe the symptoms of disease of n CHRON-
lC CHARACTER, with the utmost accuracy
and satisfaction. a clean VIAL containing
about two ouuecs ofurinc passed first in The
morning, with the name and age Of the pa
tcnt win enable him to treat successfully the
case in question Hence, one individual can
bring several cases and medicine can be sent
to any part of the country. His remedies are
wholly of the reformed practice, differing es-
scntially from those Of any other system or
school, consisting Of Chemicals and Eftrsets,
in the most concentrated form, and obtained
almost exclusively from the vegetable king
dom, obvating the Inconvenience Of bulk,
&c, heretofore an objection to their general
use. Unlike the potent minerals they are
reiiel-ie, efficient and safc--acting in harmony
with natures laws without enervaiihg or
Frustrating tic vital functions of organic life.
The relative merits or tho two systems III
heir application for the removal of disease,
c leave Tor people II common seGsc to de-
wrninc.
tcSanguinc that ne Is enlisted in good cauSe
and for justiliable cnds-thc ca7Sc Of ha-
manity-thc cure and rest Grafton tohcalth OF
/ those suffering from disease, with whom are
associated the choicest endearmentS OF fife
We cannot but invite and urge your serious
consideration to this most important subject
and leave no means untricd to promote the
health and happiness of Yourself and friends
From the humble and grateful recipients o
his remedies, lie is daily receiving their vol
untary acknowledgements in the most en-
thuaiastic terms, of cures from diseases am
sickness, some of which were of the mos
extreme cases of misery, of from five t.
twelve years standing, now restored and j
the enjoyment of health. lie would particu
| larry call your attention TO the follow ing lis
Of Chronic diseases which heretofore to
very great extent ballcd the skill of the pro
fcssion at large, but now lac claims With
the list Of successful treatment and cure VII
Affections of the Llngs, Throat, Liver, Kit
ncys and Spleen, Rheumatism, Ncuralgi;
ShortncSs Of Breath, Dyspepsia, Drops.
Commissions, Female Weakness. Ncryior
Diseases, Palpitaton Of the Heart, Scroful
Ulcers, Fever Sores, Fistulas, Old Sores
every variety, Piles, Ilumors and all discas,
arising from an imputc state Of the blood G
habit of The System.
Particular attention will be pail to Fclna
Complaints; and all diseases Of n delicat
nature, may be trusted 10 him, without b.
travail of that confidence which should U,
isl between the patient and physician.
w No charge Cor consultation. Charg,
for medicine reasonable.
Office hours from . 4. NJ. till =. NJ.
Office irw rolls south of the Drandc
House, cast Side Of tire river.
Brandon, Vt, Jan, 1858. 81 Gm.
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NIoRr EvrDENcE.-We stated last
week that there was at least one Of the
numerous Cough Remedies of the day
which had, by It's merit, worked its
wav into extensive use among the most
refined and intelligent circles. who arc
of course the best able to judge of its
virtues. The following statements arc
in point =
il. Fuller, ESQ, late U. S. Naval
Storckccper at New York, and editor
of the New York Mirror. speaks as
follows -
"Liycrwort Tar and Canclalogua.--
OF the virtues of DR.. Rogers Cough
Medicine. prepared from the above ar.
ticles, it is needless now to speak ; lis
efficacy in speedily curing Coughs,
Colds, and o,hcr Lung Complaints,
which too frequently, if neglected, re-
suit in Consumption. is too well cstab-
lishcd in public confidence to need Gu
logy now.
"Throo Hundred Bottles Of tie a.
bove Syrup were lately presented to,
and accepted by the New York Fire
Department Fund. for the use of dis
abled Firemen, suffering from Coughs,
Colds, or any disease Of the Lungs.
1.-Two Hundred Bottles were also
accepted by the Brooklyn Fire De
partment Fund, for distribution among
the Fircmcn of that city"
After the Medicine had been dis
trbutcd and uscd, and tins practical
" tested for nearly year, the Pro-
prictors received a letter from the
highest officer Of the Department, from
which we make the FLOWING extract :
"Those members Of the Department
who have had occasion to use the Med
icinc, pronounce it the best Medicine
for Colds, Coughs &C., they ever used.
aAordiug almost instant relief, and en-
tire|y removing the complaint"
With grateful respect. yours,
A. T. CAMPBELL,
President of the Brooklyn lircpc'
Ia.tmclt. ~
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AARON holden Addison Co Court
rs.
LtSEPlIES HOLDEN y Doc. Tprn 1871

J
Jvscphus Holden Of lowell In the Com.
i1onwealih Of Massach tfse,ts attached TO an
swcr to Aaron Holden, Of Leicester, IN tho
county Of Addison -Dcclaration IN 4 plea Of
the case, for 800 dollars money had and TO
crived on The 3Ist July, 1864, and for 800
dollars dnc ON Che 3fst day of July, 1854,
81 fcr 4 certais mcsSuage tenement and prem
iscs. wifh the appnrtcnances, Of the ,ad
plaintjE, before that time bargaincd, sold and
conveyed to the said defendant at his special
instance and rcphcst.'
! And at the above Named fern Of said court.
/ it being suggested to tho codrt, thst said do
| frndant, Joseph Holden, was without this
State at the time OF the service Of sald writ ),
ana has not yet returned within the same II
is ordered by the court, that said cause bs
continued until the next term, TO he held oy
the first Tuesday of juno, A. d. 1855, and
that in meantime, notice OF tendency thereof
a. given said defendant, by publication Of
this order and the substance Of tho plaintiff
declaration. three weeks successfully In the
Middlcbury Register, public newspaper
printed at Middlebuty, in the county Of Ad-
Olson, the last Of which publications shall be
at least thirty days prior to said next term
GEO. 8 SWIFT, Clerk.
Junx PRour, Atty for plaintiff. 4li3s
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BOOTS AND SHOES /!
DIR. J. II. SClENCK'S
Pull. MONIC SYRUP:
For the Cure ofConsumptiOn.

The proprietor Of this medicine was him.
self many years ago, reduced SO low Us to he
given up 6y his physicians and friends, in the
last stage Of Consumption, When all hopes
of ever getting well had fled. lie waa strongly
recommended to use Syrup made from al,
old Indian receipt which succeeded in eff ct
uallv curing him. The family physicians and
n large number Of respectable gentlemen Ger
tilted To the facts OF this case, and soon the
Pul,nonic Syrup obtained reputation never
cqnillcd in that section Of the country. Gre.
a'ing, as this case did a sensation second to
that only of miracle. DIR. Schcnck was
waited upon by many similarly anlIc cd, 10
whom he administered the syrup with the
| same beneficial results. In fact snch was The
notNrietv ofthis ne licnc. that eminent prnc.
tcng physicians had their attentiun drawn
toward the rising reputation f il, from hay
ing Witnessed It's curative powers, and freely
cxtenlcl and introduced the medicine to the
public, md nsed it in their daily practice
No other medicine operates upon the sys.
tenn in the manner that the Pumonic Syrup
does. l. pro uccs a healthy action upon the
morbid PARTS by purifying them frcln diseases;
it promotes the approximations, a,lnys the
cough, ripcns the matter in the lungs, and
when II is discharged. 1t heals the opening
ihft the breaking of ihs tuhtrclc or ali
Sccss pro nces, aud the lungs become sound
aud resume the performance Of their natural
functions; it also srothcs the irtiiaicd roriion
of the lungs and other organs, and thus re-
| stores these paris to health. a superior
property that the medicine possesses over all
| Others is, that it contains no opium, calomcl,
| or any other dcleicrious medicine.
| In 1871 Di Schcnck removed from Flrm-
ingl3n, New Jersey, to Philadelphia, and com
| menced the practice Of his profession, where
he soon required reputation cxrelled by
nome in curing disease that had heretofore
been deemed incurahle. and he has since then
daily presented to the world incontesiiLlc evil
! dcncc Of his success.
Both OF his parents died with Consump.
ton. which Hnpca's 10 have been an hcrcdi-
tary disease with his fathers family. Alhi,
brothers and sisters. except one, died early Of
this disease, none of them, hut one brother,
reaching the age of twenty.
Thus left nearly the last Of his family, lie
naturally felt some alarm, rs one after anoih-
cr were consigned to the silent tomb by this
| fell destroyer.
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Cfaat Motifs.


sTsTE OF VERMONT, / Be it remember q
District Of Addison, ~. that, at Probate
Court held at Middlebury, in and for the Dis
trict of Addison, On the 9th day OF Pcbr'iary,
A. ID. 1865.
John Front, srihiiaistrator n the estate Or
JONATHAN g. SAYLEs.
late Of Leicester, IA said district, deceased,
makes application TO this Court, TO extend
the time allowed him 'or the payment Of the
debts Of said deceased, ore year nom tho
time heretofore limited by this Court: 1t is
thcrcnpon ordered, that said application be
considered by this court,a the session thereof
to be held at the office Of the Register ~ M
court in said Md6lcbury, on Thursday tho
22d Of February instant, 1860 at ten o'clock
in tin. forenoon, and that motto thereof Us
giyeH 20 XII persons Interested. that ihcy
may appear and ns+ke tkeir objections, II
any they may have, to said time baing cI
tended, by p,rbii>ifnT certified eopy cf
this orfcr ~ thv Middcbnry Register, u
newspaper printed at said MiddlcbIry, three
weeks successfully previous to tho time Of
| said Court.
JET. $. Bosiaef, Fighter.
4 frps copp Of rcoorS t2i3-
Aiesf .Jed. S. Beshseh, RegiGe.
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Sis ONLY FOR A HOMESTEAD.
$4,000 WORTH OF FARMS


100 FARMS and 2o0O BUILDING LOTS,
to lie divided on the
among 600 Subscribers A large number
arcairondy engaged. Many ofthe Lo,sneAt
these have bcen sold for from AGO TO Geo
perccn.. advance over the price Tor which
these Lots are now sold, showing thrs
the purchase will be a eoodinvcsineht.
Each subscriber, FOR ONLY SIS, PAYABLE
in advance, will receive FOUR BUILD
ING LOTS, IS By 100 feet, lying 10
gethor, orr FARM Of from 2 TO 20 acres
These lots ale beautifully located at Lane
LAND. Long Island where new church ana
&c ioo-hnusc, and number Of private over.
ing<. stores, workshops and factories, ha'o
already been erected, several more are now
heng built, and several hundred will be e.
rcrted the coming season.
Til, is fnu opportunity OF owning
delightful country residence near Inc eitr'
where the domestic comforts OF family
circle can be fully realized and where 2Soto
building lotu and about 600 farms have lately
been sold aad sales are daily being made 10
individuals " no. after careful examination 81
its location and asccrtaining the qunliiy 81 ihc
soil. are selecting farms for agricultural prr-
poses. being confident that no land so cheap
aud calculated 10 increase So rapidly IN value
can be had within 30 miles Of the city. This
| land would have been nil taken up years hack,
but has been an entcUeG estate Tor the iast
century. and completely locked mp forur~ards
Of two hundred years-since which large 'ales
have been made. and whore The wild deer
roamed a, lnrgaha a9M seen hcspiiiul
cottages and cultivated felds waving with the
abundant productions Of onr mother earth.
This is one OF the bost opportunities nov
offered to those of small means who are dee
, tiute Of home their own, ia purchase one
for mere trde also a few farms, containing
zach five and ten acre., aud upwa- ds, at from
S25 to ;S35 per acre.
ETAll persons wishing to avail themselves
of the opportunity ROW offered to procure
fine farm or splendid building lot near the En-
pire city, should make immediate application.
as they are nearly ar disposed Of Apply 10
| CHARLES WOOD. POS Broadway, corner
of Fulton Street. n. Y, where maps and PAM
phlcts Gun DO had. or sent il required by msh
gratis, or 2o;3m
w. S. LANE, Agent, Mddlebury, Vt.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
EGM&!eNg.M.R SGEG Ola


The Spring Term of this Institution will
commence on Thursday February -. TO con
tinuc eleven weeks under the instruction OF
II. c. BENTON, Jr., Principal,
Miss REBEKAH VI. MERRIAM, Prcccptressi
Miss ALMIRA f. BENTON, Assistant,
of Music,
together with such other instruction as may
be needed.
No effort will be spared to make the school
worthy of continuance Of its present popu-
larity.
The summer Term will commence May IL
good board can be had at from s | 80 TO 81 40
per week.
For further particulars or for board apply
to the Principal cr to
H. w. ROBINSON, Sec.
johnson, Jan, %, 1865. 42Gw.
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Farmers and Gardeners
A L 7 NTION
SPANISH ONION SEEDS

The subscriber will send To any part orthc
United Statcs-aud the Canadas, free OF OK.
pense to the purchasers, paper ofthc seeds
Of the above superior onions, on the rccrl,-
tion often cents, Gone dime.) Farmers and
Gardeners see to it that you secure the best
Of seeds For mere trihe now, You can put
money in your pocket and fat On your ribs.
Address, JOAB S. SARGENT,
2G5 Hicks ST., cor. of State,
BRooKLYN, N. Y.
p S.-PublShers Of newspapers giving the
above and this notice, three Insertions, call
ing attention editorially thereto, and sending
marked copy to the subscriber, will receive
by the return mail three doliors worth of the
above seeds, or copy Of Barnes Notes on
the Gospels, valued at three doiiors and nm
cent or, t~o dollars cash. Address plainly
written AS above. 45.3w.
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Uo11ovAy's P1ILs.-ExtraordiDa-

HoLLowAY's PILLs.-Extraordina>
ry Cure of Palpitation Of the heart
professor Holloway, of 3S, AIMS
street. New York, had the pleasure OF
receiving from Mr.. John Baker, of
State,strcct, Boston, a letter. dated
March 18th, 1854, which is snRioined
vcrbotim,-"Dear Doctor,-Your Pills
arc entirely good a few years ago l
was under the treatment Of Dr.,
of this city, suffered with palpitation
of the heart to so great an extent, that
1 was frequently obliged to abstain
from any kind Of exercise, mental OF
bodily, for weeks together. a short
time since, l was siezcd with violent
sickness and splitting Of blood l OF
course, went to my friend, but finding
him out, l went into the stores OF Red
ding & Co.. Of this City, for a news
pnpcr, aud accidently saw several box.
Is of your Pills there purchased
one. took a few doses. and the result
was very favorable; by pcr3evcrini
with them. 1 am entirely curel, and
have to thank You for now enjoying
good health. j. BAKER.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the subscribers, heing appointed by
the Probate Court for tho District Of Hddi-
son, Commissioners, to receive, examine aAf
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons,
against the estate &C
EZRA TIIAYER,
late Of Orwell, in said district, deceased, and
also all claims and Demands exhibited In OF
sci thereto; anil six months from tho 9Th day
Of December, 1854, being allowed by said
Court for tl'c purpose, We do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend to the bus
incSs Of our said appointment, at the dwelling
hou,c of tho widow Of the deceased in said
Orwell, on .hc last Thursday in March and
April next, from nine o'clock A. NJ, until
four O'Clock, r. NJ, Oh each ofsaid days
Asa a r roTsrv cym'r..
Dated AT Orwell, this Goth day OF Deceta-
Der a, u. 1854. iO.ow
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V0LUNT AIRY ONY

We, the subscribers, residents of Fleming,
ton, q" hereby certify that we arc wei acqain-
ted with DR.. j. II. Schenck He was attacked
By disease which.ps we believe terminated in
Pulmonary Consumption; under the operation
o. which, he was reduced SO low as to be nm.
anlc 10 leave his bed for long time and 10
all appearance waSpast recovery. He is now
perfectly wcll--his cough and fever have left
him aud VIC feel justified in declaringit is o r
belief that hes: Salutary effects have result
cd FROM The use OF the Pulmonic Syiup.
NEMTER or cONGuE>s, MEHCH,Nls.
Isaac q Farley, j, G & j II Reading
Annasins rrishic,
COUNTY CLERK. a. V. Donncl,
Joseph Benson. WIN. r. Emery,
j. 7. Farcc.
SURROGATE
G c. Seymour. CLERGY.
Jas. NJ Olmsicd
JupGrs Of rnE corRTC. Baio!citc
Samuel Till.
l'oht. X. Reuding, PosrMA>rrR.
y. C. Davis, Geo. w. Rislrr. .
MEMBERS or THE BAR: CITIZENS.
Ir'erJ. Clark, John y Capner,
WIN Sloan, Mablon c. Hart,
&. Rarilcs. Peter F,yinr
Nlthl SaNton. Asa Jones.
'r'rg' a. Allen, VIM r. Moore,
JAS Recalling, L. w Bulk,
Alex w nrts. Hugh Capucr,
John l.. Jones,
rniSlclAN. Thomas Gray,
j. /. Schcnck, NJ. D.,A j. IIolcomh,
Geo J.. Rex, NJ. D., David Durham,
Il. b. Mcrshon, M. d Hart Wilson.
AZ this time there is not town or village
IT. the United Staies'but in which can be found
moro OF less wonderful cures by the use OF
Schenck's Puinonic Syrup.
~ II. = Il l.
brated Res lirometcr for examining and Dc
tccIlng all diseases Of the Lungs, Heart, SC.
WHOLESALE AGENTS
PtifoSs'Phia-GILBERT, WENTZ SEQ.
III n Third Street
Ncw York-C. V. CLICKNER & co, 81
Barclay Street.
BoSon-REDDlNG & Como State st.
And every respectable Druggist through
out the United States. l935eow
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Dic0,
In S'rallard, JraTIN, son and only child OF
Hon Justin 5. Morrill,, aged about years

GREAT BATTLE OF INkERMAN
" ENGRANINGS-Sizc - by 10 inches
of the famous battle of Nov, 3, giving Il cor
rect description uf the same, with the Num-
Der of killed and wounded. Retail price, /.
cents, colorcd; S cents plain
Also, ENGRANiNGS Of the FOURTEEN
WRECKS AT BALAKLAYA Giving u Dc
scriplion Of the same. Retail 10 cents, col
ored 6 ccn,s plain.
Also LNGRAYINGS Of The City and Sih-
urbs Of SevaS;opol, with proggcs, Of the
airsc 10 the midl'c ol nccrmhcr, and sixty
six differences relative to the position or the
annie, batteries, icd"ut>, niorars. sc sc
Retail. g cents, colurcd.
Also BATTLE OF THE ALMA; with dc
scrpiion. Retail, { cents co,urcd
The trade sup lied alta discount of ole
half of The above prices. Address ROSS
JONES & TurSEY, No. 10S Nassau St. or
SriMSON & Co: Publ,hcIs, No. Sc Bread
way. REDDING & Co and FEDERHEN x
Co, Agents, Boston Mass
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G. II A II | S!
just Published; A New Discovery in
Medicine.

FEW WORDS on THE RATIONAL TREAT
MEM, Ethoni Medicine, Of sp0rniaIorrhea or Loca'
Meakne :, Nervous Debility, Low Spifiu, l.assiiudc,
weakness OF tile I'mbs and Back, IudisposiIIon aud
,neapaeiiy for Study aud Labor, Dulness IT Apafe
nensi"n, Loss nf Menpry aversion To Society Lave Of
Solitude, Timidty self Di,trust, Dizziness, Head
fecu"n Of The Eyes, Pmplrs the Face, Sexual aud
other lnfrmites Ia muu.
FROM THE FRENCH or Ia. y. DE I.ANEY
The important fact that these alarming complaint.
NAV easily ho removed without Medicine, u, In ihs
small tract, clearly demonstrated, aud tho enihcly
aud highly 'sful treatment adopted by the
Author, FULLY expainc by means Of which ivory QUO
il enabled 10 cure hinself perfectly, nni tho least
possible cost avoiding thereby all the advertised
tIuma of the day.
sent any adJfe-s, gratis, aud poet free sealed
envelope, BY reniiitng tost paid two postage stamps
70 IN n. DE- LANRi. NJ. II LisPenaTd Street New
York ely
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81 nrrit0,

In Boston, Jan "a, BuSHalrGE L. llGwAnn
Esq of TuwnShcnd, VI to SARAH Louisa,
eldest daughter Of Joseph Stone, Esq Of
Boston.
In Burlington, Dcc Goth, at the residence
of |'r. Samuel Huntington, MIR JAwEs +
HUI of Orwell, to Miss ASS WALKER, ol
burlington.
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December LIST, 1854.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
N Il wv G. 90 ID .
Just received and for sale by
u. VALLETTE

LOST
On Saturday last. between II. d.
Farr's, in East Mildleburv. aud The Sem.
mary, Gold Brooch Tho finder will
confer favor Oh the owner by leaving il
at thus Office 4Ilf
4 GREAT variety of Ladies' Dress Good,
N and Trimmings, for sale By
Jan. 10, 1866, z. BECKWIrH