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THE CIR EAT RACE !
5000 Bottles Sold In Thirty Days J!
OLD DIR. VIM ABBOTT AHEAD!

ReoInr Tboso ,rn Fac, fines and IL In
A.. -. 80 ~ -, ~. 49,, 49,,
tlc great Witt anu press VI thiS uusS scchOi
where all around you are teeming with life
and activity in thr cnt-cr uirsuit of e,in or
. u,,,i;LaJ it'll H.. o1 s,ro,,r 7t,,n,s,
. ",.e,'noou' s"',S" W &C. s',,"e i',
i"'"''9, f"u III" H"u'''' """"'L W nv
your cnd up, ana are forced to sat down qul-
ptlV, suffering under n diSOrdcred stomach or
a ,.;,, ,ro d, nt;,,.l ,,;4L
- '' " ~
DUsDcpyiQ, COTircnCSS BiiiOrS COMPLAINTS,
yoD,,5;rc J2oJ Jyy,,ors Cot,gLs
., e'
C0t"Si hf"""o"ei Ne'i
rise up and re- AT once for hottie of old Doctor Will
tian tb,nt,s u,,t,rs toL - tbotu he IN, 1i,rrtinus -
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DIR CHEESEMAN'S
PILLS FOR FEMALES.

The combination of the ingredients in
these Pills. is the result OF n long and eNtcn-
siye practice they are mild in their operation,
aud certain of restoring nature into its prop
CT channel. In every instance have thcPllls
proved successful. The Pills invariabl open
those ohstructions to which females are liable
and bring nature into its proper channel,
whereby health is restored and the pale and
deathly coun tenance changed toa healthy one.
No female can eujoy good health unless she
is regular, and whenever an obstruction axes
place whether from exposure, cold, or any
other cause, the general health begins imme
dately To decline, and the want of such a
remedy has been the cause of so many con-
sumptions among Young females. Headache,
pain in the side palpitaton Of the heart,
loathing of food, and disturbed sleep almost
always arise iIom an Interruption of nature !;
and ~henever that is the case, the Pills will
invariably remedy all these evils.
n. B.-Thcse Pills should never be taken
during pregnancy, AS they would be sure to
cause a miscarriage.
They are put up in square, fiat boxes, and
viii be sent by mail to any address by remit
ting 10 Dr.C l.. Chceseman, No 267 Bleeck-
street, New York. Price 81. per box. 90: ly
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G. II A L | S
Just Published; n New Discovery in
Medicine,

AFEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL TREAT
MENT, withoui Medicine of Spermatorrhea or Loaf
Weakness Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude,
week.-mrs.. of the Limbs aud Back, lndisposiiiou and
lncapacity for Study aud Labor, Dullness Of Appre
hrhsion Loss nf Memory aversiomto Society, Love Of
Solitude, Tmidiiy, self Distrus', DirN,ness, Head
Ache, Involuntary Discharges, Pains In the side, Az
frcucn Of the Eyes, Pmples gu the Face, Sexual aud
other lnfImities In
FROM THE FRENCH OF DR. d. DE LANEY.
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily he removed without Medicine, is Ia this
small tract clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
new aud highly successful treatment adopted BY tho
Author, FULLY explained. by means Of which every
il enabled 10 cure himself perfectly, aud At the least
possible cost avoiding thereby all the advertised nos
runs of the dRV.
scntio eny adde's, gihs, and post free In a sealed
snNelopei hv reniiiing tpost paid postage stamps
York. 42Iy
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A NEW DISCOVERY.

Il LcEctOHS DctfTdHc 10 cure Ddd oDtf'
as, Dyspepsia, Nervousness. Heart
Burn, ChoHc Pains. Wind IN tie
.Tomach or Pains in the BowclS,
Ucadache. DroMSincSS, hiincy Com
plants. MeIaHcho/y Dclirium TIE
macnS, Mtcmperancc.
Weak and sckly constitutions are suddenly
restored to health and vigur.
DR. Darius llams's Aromatic lnvigora,ing
Spirit. 1t stimulates ,exhilirates. inyigurates,
but will not nioxcatc or Supply.
As medicine, it is quick and ciTcctual GU
ring the worst and most aggravated eases of
Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaints, aud all other
arrangement of the stomach and bowels, in
from four or five minutes 10 twcnty-iour
hours.
1t will Instantly revive thcmost melancholy
and dropping spirits and restoro the weak fee.
bile, nervous and sickly 10 health strength and
yigor
Asa delicious beverage, it Is rcireshingox-
hilcrsting, and stimulating; it will neither in
toxicate or Supply.
The Incorporate anil LncI, idtc.
will find instant relef from the horrible feel
inrs produced by the use Of bad Intoxicating
liquors.
Nervousness.
Person who, from the injudicious use OF IL
quors. have become detected, and their ner.
vous systems shattered, constitutions broken
down, and subject to that horrible ours to hu-
mainly.
The Dclirinaa TremcnS.
will in ten minutes, feel the happy and heal
thy invigoraling efficacy Of DIR. Hams lnvig-
Grating Spirit.
Dr. Hams aromatic IarigOrotiag Spirit.
WHAT 1T WILL DO!
DIR. Ham, the inventor and discoyerer Of
this Medical Rayprnpp
that Tor the complaints and ailments it is rec
commended to remove and cure, ii will not de.
ceiVe nor disappoint the patient.
1t il not recommended AS a cure-all, bu, for
the Distressing ailments il isrecommcnded for
the patient wilfeel its happy effects immedi.
a:cly.
Dose, one wine glass full as often asneces.
sary. 1t is good nj all times.
One dose will in ten minutes, remove all
bal spirits
One dose will in five m uuicscure Il eart1urn
Three do'es will cure indigestion.
One dose will give you good appetite.
One dose will stop the distrcsSn; pains o {
Dyspepsia.
One dose willcurea violent sick headache.
One bottle cured DR.. William Davidson. of
Chronic Dyspepsia. Mir. Davidson was af.
hicted for six years, he could not eat the most
simple food without great suffering one hot
lie cured him entirely, he now eats animal
and vegetable food with ease
One hottie cured gentlemen Of Dyspepsia,
with Water Brash Eruciaiions; he felt better
after taking the first dose.
Mrs. Storms, of New York city, was SO
troubled with Dyspepsia that sheha not cat
en meat for four years. She was entirely
cured by half bottle. She was so much re-
licved after taking enc wine glass Of the In
yisorating Spirit, that she could eat a meal
dinner without difficulty.
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ulflufs,Nltcr All inc hpSt InNslrlans l0u 1alleu.
Ms. Mary All Briton, wife of Jesse All
Britton, had terrible lumor in the womb She
was attended by tmce Of our hest PHYSICIANS.
They had all gyon her up, her hips and the
oXtrcmiiieN below were pcri>hne. one lot
tie Of Rcsolycut. one bottle Of Relief and ono
box Of Regulators, has made n permanent
cure. WILLY NJ. SouIREs.
Railways Rcsolvcnt l. pleasant 10 take.
Price one dollar per bottle. Six bottles for
five dollars Sold by Druggists, everywhere
No. 8.
II. Il Regulators No 8.
new Principle in Medicine, never before
known or possessed by any Purgaiive Cathar-
tic, or Anti-Blious Pills in use. Let all who
have ever taken Pills read and Investigate the
theory on which Railways Regulators are
founded.
THE MOST PERFECT PILLS IN USE.
Amt he oHiv PITS that possess any nc,r mcdt-
coi properties or Regulating Fopcrs. mat
barc Leca discovered turing The present ccn-
hry. PILLS.
We beg to call attention Of The public to
our third great discovery in medicine" Rad
WAYS Regulators, in the form Of Pills. We
claim that Railways Rcgula or> possess viz
tues that all ether pills in gcncral use are de-
hcient. That they insure to the user, or in
valid, superior advantages. which cannot he
ohtane from any Other pills in use. If our
PMS known bv the name of Radway's Rem
Itofs. dix not uossess suuericr curative now.
ers, TO "A, other Mills and if the public. bv IA
kin.,our PIN, were NOT roinu tn receive sumo
rior benefits. or derive advantages which the
tikin, of ether pill, would not afford themi
would be iullv in MS to Introduce our Pills 10
the pcoplc; we should orly have orr labo, for
our mains. and losses far orr investments.
We therefore claim, that Railways RcgJ-
later, possess many .rperior virtues tlaiiJ
other bills in ccucr1Iu,c lack.and hi, the Ia.
ti.nt will discover. by taking a sinple dose
There are no nils in u>e th,t are so cuick in
action. SO plen.anttotake. somild in tbcir Oh.
Grafton: 20 eir.ctualiu performing heir duties
20 powerful ia Kidding the sv,tcn, from disease
So faithful inr,rulatirg each and every organ
in the whole systeu, TO 50 healthy. natural ard
SC hnrmntind, an action. ns Railways Recu-
li,ors. They regulate the Heart, the Liver.
the Howcl,. the skin. the Kidneys. the Pan.
cicas. the Nerves. aud all ether organs and
vi>ccra Of the Body, 10 natural and healthy
actior. They nntonlv Pure but thew Rcru-
Inc Tier irAneuc, extcnd,o,,rtic Whole
boJy--not confined TO merely the Lowcls-cy-
cry mart of the system E-rl, tlrir Leaiih-riv-
ina infucnrc-ard disease. wherever II NAV
h. seated. is eralicatcd. AID quickly ce., on,
Of the body.
For whatever oomrlairt ilev ere used ih.v
act quick and ul,asurr.-ro gripinr. no sick
ness at stomach, no sinking IHius. no bad
dreams. mo wcaAhcss or las,iiudr, no lcnvi"r
the bowels co,tiyc after ihcy have oreratcd'
follows IN the use of RadwaN's Rcculator..
They insure to I'll Who t.lc ham aecol
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DIR. MARSH1LLS
Indian Vegetable Plaster.

TIIE subscriber is the exclusive wholesale
l. Agent for the sale of this celebrated
laster.
t1g-Pedlers and Druggists supplied at re-
dIcsd rates. None will he left on commits
On. HARMON A. SHELDON.
4 llcbury, Aug. l6. 1853.
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HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla

F1r PHnfBjae tie Biood, rcmorHg oil diS-
c0S'S 0,iSiag lrom crccSS NJ N'rcDry, cfP0-
sure amt imprH3cacc in life, c5r0aic conSii-
taiioHdi disease, arising froa an imparc
Saic AT the Bie0d, amt me opiy r,iicbi, 0ia
cGcciN0l kWoWH rcmcdB for thc cure 0f SsroE
ala, SAT- RtcNm, Sahi He0i Ccer0i'oHS
Of the IhroGf anu LreS, P0iRS amt SwtN-
HeS NJ the BohcS. Iiltcr, Pimpics on Tic
Facc, amt nil Sc0lY Erpp,ioHS of The Fncc.
This article is now prescribed 10y some of
the most distinguished physicians in the conn
try and has proved more efficient in practice
than ANY preparation of Snrsaparrila vet Of
ferc1 10 the pnhic Several cases of sccon-
dAr, syphilis, Ncrcurial and Scrolulou, dis
eases have entirely recovered in the incurab.c
wards Of our Public Institutions which had
for many years resisted every mode of treat
mcnt that could be devised These eases fur
nish striking examples OF the saluary cn' cts
OF this medicine in atrc>ling some of the most
inveterate diseases, after the glands were de
stroycd, and the bones already affected.
NoTICE.-LcIters from responsible Physi-
clans and Professors OF several Mc6ical Col
legcS, and certificates of cures from patients
willhe found accompanying bolhprrparation>
PRIcEs-Fluid Extract of Buchu, - per
bottle. or bottles for 50. Fluid Extract Sar-
saprrilla, s per bottle, or bottles for So
Equal in strength 10 one gallon OF Syrup Of
Sarsapari.la
Prepared and sold by II. +. IELMBOLD.
Chemist. 263 Chestnut Street, near the Gil
rard House. Philadelphia.
70 he had OF ii a. SnELDoN, Miadchury
and 10y Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
All letters directed to the Proprietor or
Agent receive immediate attention. l5y
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1855 o. 1855
III A N u F A T u r | N G .
DAVENPORT & CLAY
Would respectfully inform their pat
rons, and the public generally that they are
now ready to receive

wv O q L
at the establishment Of the Middiebury
Manufacturing Company, TO manufacture
into
Cloths, Csssimeres. Satinets, White or
Colored Flannels, &c.
Of PERMANENT COLORS, and MIXES, TO
SUIT THE TASTE, ON SHARES or BY
THE YARD, Mt the option of the owner.
Being furnished with the necessary appara-
tus, and having in ttcr employ competcnt
and faithful werkmcn, they will continue to
improve the value and style of their goods
intending that
THEY SHALL NOT BE SURPASSED
by those Of any other establishment in the
State. They will KEEP AN ASSORTMENT
On hand to accommodate those who may
want a part Of their cloth in advance.
Tho subscribers have leased the mills for
i term of years. They have been induced
10 do so, from the fact, that for the last six
months there has been a constant call in this
and other markets, for GOODS MANUFAC-
TuRED IN THESE MILLS. They hope by
strict personal attention to business, and the
interests of their patrons, TO receive a liberal
share oftheir favor.
rc~TERMS AS reasonable as any estab
lishment in the vicinity.
JASON DAVENPORT.
VALENTINE V. CLAY.
Midllebury, April l0,?S5i.
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The best Scan

To save laboFin Washing,is Smith and Blan-
chards safeguarding Soap warranted to
save half the labor in washing. Sold by II
A SHELDON, Wholesale agent for Addison
fnu"tr
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Eagle Soap.

A new supply of this superior article, which
Is much better than the Cream Soap, just
reed. Try itand you will believe IL
April II, II, A. SHELDON.
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l. L n Il.

The Proprietor will run a daily stage from
MIDDLEBURY TO LARRABEES POINT,
during navigation, AS follows Leave Middle
dnry on the arrival Of morning trains from
North and South, arriving At the Point in
season for the boats both North and South.
Returning after the arrival of the boats,
reach Middlebury in time for the evening
train going South.
tY'Packagcs or baggage carried to order
By attending faithfully to his business, the
Proprietor expects the support Of his friends
and enemies even.
J. s PERRY, Proprietor.
Milllcbury, June |, 1850. Z
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No. Q.
T. Il. Il. No ,.

~ ~. H. w
a New Principle discovered in Medicine. to
Care Olt Diseases, Scrofu'a. Bad llu-
mor>, syphilis Frishtiu Sores, IL
Gers, Fever SoIcs, Erupiiuus Of
the Skin.
RAILWAYS RENoyATING REsoL.
4 CURE FOR SORES
This famous Remedy cures every Kind Of
Sores, from he loathSomc and pu'rid Ulcer,
Fever Soie, Cancer, Syplii, ScrofulnnS. Lcp-
rosy, down to the Pimulc Blotch. and Tctter.
II quickly heals the most obstinate and angry
Sores, and will leave the skin without a scar.
II clcnnseS the system from all CORRUPT HUI,
mor.-purEeS INIT cHrtcbcs ne Uood
If Won are covered with sores from head TO
foot Railways Rcuovauna Resol,ent will
quickly heal lh,m, and leave you sound and
hcdHhg bo@H.
# your bones Joints or limbs are discas d
in M any manner, or enlarged e. drawn out
of shape, or if they are shrivcllcd, crprled,
or cn'cchlcd Railways Rcnovaiilg Resol-
vcntwill r'so'r' 0i~oyftc dise0sed d,pssjfs that
inhict their mS,ries upon YOU, and restore
each mcmhcr of youT body TO its natural and
healthy condition
CHRONIC DISEASES OF LONG STAN.
DING.
Persons who have been afflicted with dis
case tor ycara will FIND Il Il. Rcsolycnt Ger
tain cure S,lofula in il, worst forms, SNphi-
lis in lis most irightul and alarming character,
have been cured hv Il. II Rc,olvcut
PAINFUL TECHNICS.
Persons who are trodhle with Painful Iichings
OF their Legs, Arms Feet, Head, and other
parts of the body. will find instant relief by a
dose Of RI r Resolvcut.
Synopsis 81 Di@as'S CWrCi bV u. II. Resident
dHriHg The 1854, as rcyoried 10 rs:
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For the Public.

PAINTED PALS and TUBS,-Buiter
L Tubs and Sap Buckets for sale by The sub,
scribers al their Factory, formerly the Judd
marble factory.
o. Cash paid for SAPLING PINES;-a
CIV cords more wanted this season.
u Ware sold to the trade on as favorable
ms as can be obtained in Massachusetts
SKEELE & MERRILL.
ByN. II. HAND, Agent.
Middlebury, Jan 10, ls52. ss;ly
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X ENNEDY's MEDICAL DISCOVERY
n For sale Nv II. A. SHELDON.
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loco cases of different kinds of Sores ,Erup-
tions, Swollen and Enlarged joints, Hip Dis
cases, ricketts,, Kernels in N, Throat, Swell
ings Of The Glands, Lumps and Knots in the
throat, under the ears Sores in the eyes
head, nose, mouth, gums, &c. Infants with
sores on their heads, ears, faces, Sc, have
been cured by the miraculous efficacy Of the
r. II. Resolvent.
One hoIrle will prove 10 the afflicted suffer-
er thatit will cure yoy, one dose will do You
good.
LADIES IN TROUBLE.
II you have any difficulty in the Womb, r
H. Resolvent will set you right.
Chattahoula La, Sept 9, 1854.
Messrs RAILWAY & Col feel happy TO
say TO YOU that your Remedies have majctwo
astonishing cures in my settlement. My sou
Martin was cured by two bottles Of your'Ren.
oVaiing Resolyenl, and one boN Of your Reg
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al b GAIEN HEAD
No 81
MAIDEN LANE, the oldest
institution under that name
in this country, ever estab-
lishcd for the removal aud
prevention of the YenerrnI
disease without mercury.
Neg Remedies QHiekCpyFs
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SPECIAL NOTICES
GREAT SALE Os nUlLDsN.Ior

I'D W FIEGEN Of lNrROYED PRoPEe
! IN THE VILLAGE OF WARDLOW.-Tbe SAL
"f - or ~ he'nlllal Building Lnf. and some -
proved property, advertised by Judge wilson a
to- VII nen'nce this arternoonal o'clock in Ward.
. - '"'d'
~. mefsny lie close by the grounds Of Inc or,oo.
al Al"Stndrn Ra.irpol Company. and I'll u. 'o'se
fead'rcd WY ,ulnabio oiordi,g bnj,c or. o
I he population Connected viii <oiI Ceapany. 'o'
he teHtinn ii my friends. aud the nnLt, l. -
'e3try eaHed to mi ''" - il is perrmptory. and n.
doa' the price "ifF1el VII be- ,eiq L,v' ''' NJ
The p.aal t"iesfu., a,l! be- Fl
cnsian. iv4s-5ii- INn ! nE1,'|. &c
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The general election for Governor, CongressG
members Of the Legislature, aud county officers,
comes off in Alabama on the first Monday (l61 OF
August John 4. Winston, the present Governor
i. the Democratic candidate aud Hon. George u.
Sbortridge (demoorat) j. the candidate of the
American or Know Nothing party. They are
stumping the State, and the respective friends of
each ARE sanguine of success.
Tao National American gives the following
list of Congressional candidates
For Congress In the Mobile District j, \.
stallworth, (dcm) Democratic, and Percy Walker
llemccraD American Barbour District Eli :.
shorter tdemoegut Democratic, and Julius {.
Afford. twhig) American Montgomery District
james I. Dowdell, (Iemocrat Democratic and /.
H. Watts. iwlag) American; Talladaga District
: W Harris, ldrmocra9 Democratic. and W. X
Martin tdcmoera) Independents; Tuscaloosa
District. S,lenhau Moore. fdemocraD Demo
cratic, and N.R. Smith { mon Democrat Amer
ieab-are all stamping II daUy Sunday exccpted)
The other two districts seem to be quiet.
The CONTEXT for State officers involves "a State
A. well rs national i>su e-Sate aid to Railroad
and American or Know. Nothing sm-bolh of
which the Democratic party are down ON like II
thousand of brick
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for them that they are now bringing large Price
above the minimum AT which they were rated.
In some instances lands that were rated at si2
per acre, are selling for S20 and others rated at
500 are selling for s25 Railroads, especially
where they course through rich srctions OF eonn-
try, not only augment the price Of lands but
they do more. they promote social intercourse
build up cite. augment the population OF villa
ges. aud the former having cheap outlet 10
market for his products, plants fouriold what he
aid before the railroad was established, and his
increased activity and industry is rewarded by
large surplus gains, where before he had none.
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EFFECTS CT RAILROADS ON LANps.-The effects
Of railroads on the value of farming land is
muel, canvassed in the Western States. The
st. Louis Democrt says:
The official tax statistics Of Michigan show
that, through those counties where railroads have
been built, the taxable property has. within three
years, increased 400 to SEQ PER cent; while in
those counties where 10 railroads have been
built, the ratio If increase in value has not been
over enc hundred. IN drafting their schedule
forthe prices Of ands, we find, too. that the Di-
reefors &c the Illinois Central Railroad have CONF
far short in estimating the value of their lands.
for the road has caused the demand to BE- so great
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-28
FOR TnEAIRGiNIAN.
Bedford Alum Splings.

NesSrs. Editors--O my return from re-
cent visit to some Of the more Western counties
was induced to call in at TIL, watering place.
and 10 notice the Improvements which have been
made for ,siters during the present season.
The appearance Of the place and the means
of enjoyment have been considerably improved
\ very handsome binding has been erected con
tanning some fifteen or twenty additional rooms,
neat aud as pleasant viii be found at any
similar establishment in Virginia. 4 portico
running the fall length ofthe building adds great
Iy both to lis appearance aeditS comfort.
The proprietor is now prepared to re eive and
to care for IA fair portion eft hc Springs cling
community; to accommodate and welcome the
grave and gay, the invalid and IN, dryatrc ut
fashions shrine,
y well arranged Bowling Saloon with ali the
usual facilities for recreation and ,nmu-emrut
presents It's attractions The table is Supplied
with everything that can please the rrlatr; aud
the bar with liquors Of the most approved blaudt,
To those desiring short respite from business
and freedom from the dust and heat Of cities aud
city life, the Bedford Alum is offering decided
Inducements, And as regard, the efficacy If
the wafer in various torrn+ Of disease, it, repl-
totian is now completely established AMI ie,erv-
cdly high
Satisfied, both from observation. and the 81.
most unanimous opinion Of the surrounding
country, that this establishment merits the pat
ropage Of the public | will venture the expires
sion of the conviction and the hope that its en-
terqrising proprietor will he most literally sus.
tanned. X.