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MEDICATED INHALATION.
NEW METHOD.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY has recent
~ " been mnde by Or. CURTIS for curing Asthma,
Consumption, Btoachifs, Coughs, Colds and ail Lug
Complaint, hy Mrdicaie Inhalation. Dr. CuRTIe's
HfGEANA, orlNHALlNG nhGkAN VAfok AND
CHERRY sNRLF. has accomplished the most Non-
derfui cures OF Asthma and Consumption, 60 tho CT
~ Of New Yofk ard vicinny for a few months past,
known 20 ,nan Il producing an impression on
Diseases Of the Lungs, never before Witnessed by the
medical profession. See certificate IN the hands Of
Agents.
The inhalcr is wora the breast under TIE Inca,
without the least Inconvenience thr heat 81 the body
being sufficient 20 cvHpotate the huid,-suppyug The
lungs constantly with healing and bgfeealhe vApor,
passing into 70 abe cells and passages OF Tho lungs
n cannot pussbiy be- reached BY aGy other medicine
=. - IL. IL
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True Generosity The Marietta Ohio
Advocate says that many farmers in that
section have refused to sell their corn to
spectators at Sl,40, and have chosen to
divide it among their poorer neighbors at
one dollar per pushed. Such generosity de-
serves to be recorded.
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tilroilturs.
y. u. sCAENCK's
PULM MIC SYRUP,
For the Cure Of Consumption,

The proprietor Of this medicine was himself many
yesrs aso, reduced az low to be given up by his
physicians and fiends in the last stages ol Consump-
lion. When al hopes OF e,et getting we'll had He'd,
he was strongly recommended TO use SyInp made
from old lndan receipt which succeeded IN etiec
iuaily curing him. The family physicians and large
number Of respectable gentlemen ccfiied 10 the facts
Of this case, aud snon the Pnlnonc Syiup obtained
try. Creating, this did, asen.ation second to
that only Of a miracle, DR. Shcnck was waited on by
many similarly afflicted, to whom he adninisieted the
Svrup with the beneficial results. In fact, such
was the no,otey OF this medicine, that eminc prae
ticne physicians had their attention drawn toward
the rising reputation Of IL, from having witnessed its
curative powcrs, and freely extended the hand Of
friendship and ourageme NJ TO Df. Shenck, and IN
iroducod tho medicine to the public, and used II In
their dailr practice.
No other medicine opeTa,cs upon the system In the
manner that tho pumono syrup does. II produces
healthy action upun the morbid parts, By purifying
them from disease 1t promotes the sspectorntions al
lays the cough. fpens the matter ia the lungs, and
when II il discharged II heals tho opening that the
eaking Of the tnbercles abseess produces and the
lungs become sound and resume the performance OF
their natural Functions u also soothes the tritated
portion of the lungs and other organs and thus re
stotes thesn pats to health. superior property
that the medicine possesses over all others - that u
contains opium, calomel, or any other deieetoos
medicine.
In lsii Dr. shenck removed from Fleminsion, New
Jersey To Philadelphia, and commenced the practice Of
escsled nv none IN curing disease thst had hereto
fore bee deemed iueurabe, aud he has STAGE thea
daily presented TO the world Uncomfortable evidence Of
his success.
nfpeau to have been an hereditary disease with his
fathers family. Al his brothers aud sisters except
died carry of this disease none OF them but the
one brother. reaching Inc ago Of twenty.
Thus left nearly the last Of his iauny, he natnfPiy
fell sone aiasu as one after another was consigned
TO the silent tomb by this fen destroyer.
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r. II. r. No. l.
Important Proclamation !

Important Proclamation
AGRRAT MYSTERY EXPLAINED.
Ia the year Of our Lord 1917. 10 oapncitie, Of
ANALYTICAL chemists, dlst oveTod that BY uniting
renain vegetable agents which had before bee
used IN medicine. We obtained properties possessing
such marvellous quick power over paiu, that The
moneut II was applied 70 The plsts affected With pau,
all uneasiness erased The most tortufing pains
relieved in instant, aud the violent spasms and
rfitaiions were soo,hcd, nn1 the system restored TO
perfect ease 10 few minutes.
10 1879, we nioduced this remedy TO tho world un
der the name Of
Radway's Ready Relief
II has booo used by hundreds Of thousands through
aul the United states giving instant 10 all uoub.
led with pain or sickness.
One application externally, OF few drops taken in-
terualiy will instantly fee the sufferer tom the most
violent and terrible pains, and restore the weak fee
bic and pfosuatcd frame 10 strength and visof.
No person has ever used Radway's Ready Relief
without deriving some special benehiin less than hf-
'efl Pt{ssf SflJe faig Rss' ....s..,.. - s,,,s .,,
give At iial, for ia hneen minutes they will enjoy
eass aud comfort.
Radway's Ready Relief was tho first and is the only
zen edy discovered that will stop the most oduf
ing pains in few seconds, and fec the system from
Rheumatic, Neuralgia, Nervous, and Missmaiis dis
o'deis in few hours. II viii cure and protect the
system against sudden attacks of
Cholera, Pneumonia,
Dlarrhoea. Dysenteyy, Cholera .Nof5us,
Bilious Cholic, Influenza, Fsrer & .9gue.
Bear 10 mind, it is powerful dsinisciani, Gniiaeid
dha'i.e, stimulani, neTine, andspAsinodic oouu
Ntf lfltnuts
The Il r. REMEDIES are medical discoveries of.
the present ceatufy. They are prepared on an en-
tire uewaud original Theory, to step pain insant!r
aud protect the human system against sickness az any
sudden attacks. The doses required be takon are
small tow drops Of Ready -Ilelef exercise a pow
eIful Influence over diseased ac' ion.
IT HAS CURED
Rheumatism IN four hours,
Neuralgia 10 one hour.
Group inion minutes.
baiIhoea 10 fifteen minutes
Tooth ache IA second,
Spasm In Eve minutes.
Sick Head ache 10 6aeen inmates.
Chill Fever il hftee minutes.
Chilblains In Eve minutes.
Sore Throat in four minutes.
lnhuonza ia one hour.
sflNAL COMPLAINTS stid Joints, Cuts, BTuis.
IS, Wounds. Frost Bites. Cholera Molbus ID yseniety
Tie Doofeaux, and al other Complaints where thsre
are sese pains, ROADWAY S READY RELIEF will
Instantly step the pain and quickly cure the disease
Fore sale By COLLINS a PIERCE, Montpelier, VI |
and BY Druggists geeerally. l3eo3ply
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These celebrated pills are wonderfully
tc ncInn In tn fol o.. in :. G nm nInInfs.

These celebrated pills are wonderfully
iefficecious in the following com pihintsi
Ague Debility Headache Srfofula. OF
Asthma Dropsy Indigestion King, Evil
Bilious Cope Efy sipeles Jaundiee Stone & Crave
Blotchesou Female r. Liver Com Secondary Sym.
the skin resulnrities plants Nenctealanro's
Bowel Cops Fuyors ufull Piles Worms an Mind
ConstipauonO Of kinds Retention Weakness, ir1ia
the bowels GOut Of Urine whaievri cause
'.'slid AZ the establishment Of Professor Ioo-
way, 90 Maiden Lane, New-Yerk. and pa strlud.
London also BY allrespcctable Druggists and Deal
ers IN Medicines throughout the United Statos. 40
Pots & hoS,s, at 25 cents, 60 cents and 81 90 each
lCr There IS a considerable saving ia taking the
lafgetsi4es.
NIB. Directions for the guidance of Patients in
every disorder are affixed to each Pos. 20 c:owly
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Cory # Latter yea Captain John oAHsoa Actor House
.Ntn Iork, dated January 5lh, 1854.
To r. ofossof Holloway, ~ Corner Of Ann and Nassu
Streets, New York.
Sit,--lt with the most heartfelt pleasnre have
Inform you that have been restored TO health and
strength by taking your Pills. For the last ten yeas
suffered from de angmeni of The Liver and ston-
uch, and reduced to such oxicmi'y that gave
up my ship, never expecting 60 Sea an, more
had tried every Remedy that was tecoinme ndrd to
me, hot all ip purpose and had given myself %
despatc, wh,n was at last teocoinnc nded to tai .
your Pills After using them for three months the
suit Is that am now IN better health than have been
fof eleven years past, and indeed as well ever
my life, You are quite at iiheuy to max, this
known lot The for the benefit OF othets.
remain, Sir, youis respectfully.
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Thirty Years Experience OF
an Old Nurse.


MRS. WTNSLOW TO THE LADIES.
Mr.. Wnslow ond old an experienced nurse snd
Female physician, would call the attention Of the
Ladies to her Soothing syrup foI Children Iec,hIns
II will Immediately relieve them from pain ailay all
spssmodic action, soften the gums, reduce inhamao ON
I'D Is sure to regulate the bowels Depend upon II,
mothers, II will give fest TO yourselves and rtei and
hea IA
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We have sold Yefy lage quantities OF Mrs. WINS
io~ rooihine Ssiup aufing pact sis ~s-1
10000 hottl lha last year We believe II the best
medicine 10 the world Tor Children teething for the
cure Of DysenteFy aud Diarrhea in children, whether
it arises rem eeihing any other IL gives
universal satisiaciioa-never head compliant from
any onsnsing it--neYer solI medicine LniveT-
saliy successful ia relieving pain and eneeng cures.
In all eases above stated IL taken In season, relief IS
tnmediafs I'D absolutely certain.
CURTIS 4 PEkkINH. nrneriaia.
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ALUABLE REAL ESTATE!
TO VERMONT FARMERS.

'I'HE SUBSCRIBER ofefshis Farm for sale, 10 he
town Of ST. Armand. Essex County, New ork, Of
100 Acres title indisputnhiei about 20 acres i'm
proved well frnsed wen wttcfed by springs, brooss
. nd the liver SaranAc. II Is pleasantly situated
both banks of said liver ora miles low the lower
Samnac Lake. More than half Is interval There Is
\ comfortable log house on the farm, good well OF
water nenT the door nj los mail pusas-
daily from Ausable Forks To Saranac Lake. ADD once
week fiom the West and South East. The Post Office
il ono mile distant. The Farm i new one, having
been occupied but out years, md has abundance Of
lumber, such a. Pine, Spruce and Cedar new bed
OF Iron ore has recently been discovered the djon
in farm. The whole will he sold reasonable rms,
or desired, lot Of 100 acres which are the build
ngs. For luther par,icuars adiressthe subscriber
saronae Lake, Esssr County, New f@k
e5iif LEMUEL KNAPP.
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fotsevcfal years past, win give this department hi.
particular attention. =. NJ. WALTON.
In tho Store 50 long occupied by T.. P. Walton & E.
2. Walton K Sons.
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DIR. j. b. ANARCHISTS
GELD CATHOLICON,
For The RcIicfnud Cure of SUG-
fering Females.

~ these are PRO-
LAPSuS UTERI,
Or Falling of the
Womb fLUoR
ALBUS, or whitrs;
& mr. % MIC IN
fLAM ALTON aud
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IDENTAL iifit-
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PURIFICATlON OF THE BLOOD,
AND
LIVER AND BILIOJ : COMPLAINTS

LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
The CtiEeas Of the Uuon suffer much from DIS
orders OF the Liver and Stomach, scacely any are flee
from the influence OF these destructive maladics hence
life wears last The sir sex, perhaps the most hand
some in the World, up TO certain period when dis
tressng TO many lnose heir teeth aud good look,
while yet IN the hoyday OF ie such sad evils may be
ehecualy romcdiud hy continually keeping the blood
pure, and the Liver aud stomach in healthy action,
when hte will flow smoothly, and resemble plants in
cunernial cline, where an eternal spring appears To
foign. A. regards the preservation OF the hutnau
frame, and the duration Of lite much NAV be effected
aud sag fniassi that he llh nd life can he rru"n.
ed for manv beyond thor ordinary limits q Hot
lowsa's fls are taken 60 purity the blood according
TO the rules laid dawn for health contained the diroc.
lions which accompany each box.
A CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY, OF
40 EARS STANDING, CURED ny USING
HOLLOWAY's PILLS.
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The above are an from persons who publicly known
Fhere they reside and who would make these
meats ith0ui thorough conviction that they
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Terms ana Premiums.


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ey ruenin the state where issued, will be received
atpar.
The Premiums consist of the following works hack
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according to the numbef Of periodical ordered as a.
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.EAvIrT THAXTER.n

Senate CHAMBER, Otie, .3prli 5iA, 1854.
"Db J. G. AUr-lionorcd sir! have made thar
cugh trial ~ The trnaHrtc Fiit eit BY yr sgeut,
and have been cured by them OF the dreadful Rheumatism
under which he inund me suffering The frst dose
lieved me- aud lew Subsequent doses have cntIrely
removed the diseise feel iu better health than r
YEAR, beie, which aftfhute entirely tho effects
Of your CArnkhffC ffIIs. Your with great Tuepect
LIClUs h. METCALf"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22

1t. John papers TO the 18th inst, and sydney to
the 18th inst have been received. The st. John
Courier says
The quantity Of deals, battens and ends exported
from this port to Great Britain, including some small
shipments Of boards aud scanthng, dsting the half
year ending the 9th Of July last was 80 297 900 feet
showing decrease rs compared with the export Of
the corresponding period OF last year, which was
So, e0s 900 feet We may mention, however, that
some heavy shipments Of deals have been made to
Liverpool since the 5th Of July last, by leading
firm Of this city, which would make up for the an,
parent falling on the half year ended on the 9Th
ult., az compared with 1854.
The Morning Nssrs Of the 18th says
The Executive Council has been in session al
Fredericton during the present week. No account
OF their proceedings has as yet been received. The
appointment Of the successor to Judge Street would
II was supposed, be one OF the momentous questions
upon which they would have to deliberate. Mr..
Fisher, il is stated, will decline the appointment
through Just and conscientious motives. The elcva-
ton Of Mr.. Richie seems probable; and in common
with his numerous friends we regret the loss TO the
government that the appointment Ut y DC made)
must necessarily occasion.
The Sydney Nscs Of the 18th says:-
Small mackerei have been very abundant IN this
harbor during the week. Three American schoon-
en-. mart OF the time fishing OF the Ballast wharf
and POINT Edward. Several have put in for wood
and water during the week and number fishing
for cod and halibut, on Spanish River Bank.
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RAWLEY SPRINGS. VA.

IL
RAwLEY SPRINGS, Va, Aug. 10, 1855.
Scenery Of R0clty-1Ns Society Thers-Amuse-
nsnfs, and Hotel Acc0mmodati0ns-7H The Deer
HINT, &C.. &c.
am induced to write this from a suggestion that
probably some OF your numerous readers would be
plea sed 70 hear from this old mountain retreat which
once 10 well patropsed by the fathers Of the gay
and fashionable youth who now blight IL. The loca-
ton OF Rawley Springs it, indeed In the mountains.
We enjoy the shade of the forest trees With their wide
spreading branches, and breathe nothing but pure
mountain air, that one cannot help feeling very
comfortable when no thinks OF the heat he endured
something over one hundred, many Of whom are
from east OF the Blue Ridge. Although not large,
yet y u very agreeable and pleasant company
end me more 20. probably, because Of the limited
variety o. nesnionable amnscmcnts here, for Rawloy
makes no pretension 10 fashion. Our host. and (
jolly one he H. too, furnishes NJ with good eating,
clean and comfortable cabins attended By GOOD ser
wants, hrags on HE water sr3 HE liquors, and
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thirteen has been arrested for causing the death of
little gr years. by inducing her to psrake Of
cake which contained arsenic She carried the cake 10
schoo told some Of the children II poisoned induced
others 70 partake OF IL, and while died, two
others who tasted II but barely survived Nancy
"a care nothing about the affair ts consequences 70
hsrsem and IL living specimen Of youthful derrsvy