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arriving at DratteDoru IN season Tor the hrst rains
Leave West Dover every Saturday. \. NJ; Will
Evansville 4. NJ.
Retaining. leave Bra,ilcboro every Tuesday
p. A.; Willamsylle . 7. ". arriving at West Do
yer 7.30 7. VI.
Leave Brattlcboro Saturday on arrival Of the
train from Boston, arriving at West Dover 10 p. NJ
Leave Williamsyille every Thgrsiay 6 A. NJ, re-
turning same day on arrival Of the Boston train.
II BY this arrangement passengers can leave
WEST DOVER every TUESDAY, arriving in Brat
tleboro in season for any u the morning trains.
~ SATURDAYS, passengers coming In on the
last trains go directly TO Williamsyile, Dover
or West Dover.
- All orders len with Jep,ha Lyman, West
Dover, Martin Perry, psyer; F. Il, Howe, East
Dover; r. Dunklce, williamsville, or at my house,
will be promptly attended to.
A. l.. HOWARD, Proprietor.
JEPTIlA LYMAN, Driver from West Dover to
Williamsyile. AZ
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EAIR AND FESTIVAL. The Ladies
IL connected with tie Uniyersalist Society in
Chesterfield will hold Fair and Festival in the
Town Hall, on Thursday evening Jan. nth. A
general invitation is extended to all.
Tickets to the Fair and Festival, rs cents. Mu-
sic, Cochran s. Coles Quadrille Band, pieces.
Chesterfield, Jan. LIST, 1856. 2wl
NOTICE. We call on our transient custom
IN ers to settle their bills with us during the
month Of January, as at the expiration of that
time We wish to have our accounts and books bal
anced, and commence with you anew.
ATHERr0N & HASTINGS.
Jan. LIST 1856.
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* & PRESTON, PMS Atty's.
SLEIGHS FOR SALE.

TIME subscribers offer for sale. cheap for cash,
Il at Estey's Building, near the Bridge, twenty
five SINGLE SLEIGIs, Of their own manu-
flc,ure, which are of the latest pattern, made in
the most thorough manner, and finished in the
highest style. j, L. & G.. W. FISHER.
Dratteboro, Dec eth, 1863 40
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HnAN & COLES
Quadrille Band.
MUSIC furnished for Balls, Private Parties,
vi and Assemblies, at the shortest notice.
b. G. COCHRAN, ..... Prompter.

b. G. COCHRAN, ...... Prompter.
+. +. PoRD, LIST Violin.
j. G. COCHRAN, % Violin.
r. 4. ALDnTcH, Clarionet
l.. G. CoLE, Cornet Piston.
A. WHEELER, in, Basso.
Orders sent to u. G. Cochran or L. G. Cole West
moreland South Village, n. H., will receive prompt
attention.
Mcssrs. D. G. Cochran Of Boston and R. T. Al
drlch Of Westmoreland, arc fully prepared to teach
the art Of Dancing according 70 the best and latest
style.
Nov. 18th, 1855.
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PAPER MILL FOR SALE,

III LIZ III1AI ULA O11IIIi
TTNIIE well known Paper Mil formerly owned by
Il SAM'L C. CUTTING in Guilford Vt, near
Brattleboro, is now offered for sale. The mill has
two 1870 ID Engines with 30 inch Roll, good CYL
ender Machine, 3 large Drainers, Fire Bleach
holding $500 lbs. and every part Of the machinery
in perfect order for the manufacture Of printing
paper, having been thoroughly repaired during the
past year. The buildings are large AMI commo-
dious, and the water power ere of the best on
Green River. With a small outlay the mill can be
converted into n mill for the manufacture of fino
writing paper, as 1t originally built aud used
for that purpose This mill being located in a see
ton where labor and fuel are cheap offers unusual
inducements to purchasers. For further particu-
lars refer to G. II. SALISBURY, Brattleboro or te
GREESLEAT & TAYLOR, or II. s. MOVES, Springfield
Mass. IL. ID. HARRIS, Assignee
Brattleboro, Nov. LIST, 1866. tito
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DEATHS.

In williamsyille, Dec 9th, Mr.. Josrrnus on
Wis, rs.
In Rockingham. Dec. 9th, Mrs. ELIZABETH, wife
of Cyrus IL. Burt, 81.
In Gulford, Sd inst, Capt. JONATHAN CHASE,
80.
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f'urANNFf stnaE R E t6EEsPffN Won

September Term, 1860. !
Martin brown vs.. Windsor White.
XNTHEREAS, MARTIN BROWN Of Whiting
w han, in said County, brought his action to
the April Term Of this Court A. b. 1865, against
WINDSOR WHITE Of Templeton in the County Of
Worcester and State Of Massachusetts,, upon the
counts Of inde5itafHs GssHmpsit demanding 5000
for work done, money lent. paid. and had and re-
ceiycd and for goods sold, which action is now
pending in this Court. And whereas il appears
that the defendant has not had personal notice of
said suit, 1t is ordered by the Court that this
ton be continued to the next term Of this Court TO
be held at Aewiaue in said County on the third
Tuesday of April, A. D. 1856, and that the plain
tiff notify the defendant Of the tendency uf this
action and of the term to which the same is con-
tiuued by publishing the substance Of his writ with
this order for three weeks successfully in the YER
mont phWnix printed at Brattleboro in said Wind
ham County the last publication to be at least six
weeks previous to said next April Term Of this
Court which will be deemed sufficient notice to said
defendant to appear and answer to said action.
r TYLER CLERK
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EAUTION. Having made the greatest dis
~ coyery o. ihc age ia tie method Of harden
ing and tempering steel by diy COMPOSITION,
and having obtained patent flr said composition,
the right to use which has been purchased by seg-
eral Of the largest Machine Shops aud Railroad
Companies in the uyirED SfArKs, and being in
formed and teic ing that cG,r,s are about to hs
made by unauthorized persons to sell this patented
compound, therefore issue this caution to protect
those likely 10 purchase, as we'll as to detect said
unauthorized vendors, and hereby give notice, that
no person shall! be recognized as my agent, no
matter what papers he may exhibit in support Of
his authority, unless the same be accompanied by
notafial certificate, under the official seal Of
George c. Thomas Notary Of WAsmiNGfoN, D. c.
And further give notice that will take all proper
legal steps against all persons who shall make, use
or sell said patented composition without the au-
thority herein prescribed. Tclcgrphic dispatches
and letters upon this subject, addressed to George
c. Thomas solicitor Of Patents, WksursGroN, y.
c., aud SANL. H. SWAN. Providence, r. l., will be
promptly answered. Any person giving informal
ton Of such unauthorized making using or selling,
shall upon the conviction OF the offender, be fully
compensated. Persons interested will be careful
that they are not imposed upon in purchasing
substance similar to my powder, under different
name, and having trouble in the end
Washington ID. C., Dec. 81. 1855.
4w1 HORACE VAUGHN, Providence, r. /.
A DMINIsTR AToR's SALE. win be
I A sold at Public Auction on wednesday, Janua-
rs 10th, at the residence Of the late SAMUEL
MILLER. deceased, In nummerston, all the per-
sonal property belonging to the estate Of said de-
ceased, consisting Of
Horses, Yearling Colt, lpair 5years old Oxen,
Cows, two years old Heia.rs,
4 Calves, 80 Sheep, 30 Tons Of Hay,
40 Bushels Of Corn,
100 Bushels Of Potatoes, with all the
FARMING FOOLS q 4 GENERAL ASsORT-
MENT or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
JAMES MILLER, ADMR.
West Dummerston, Jan. LIST, 1856. 2wl
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Great American and Foreign
q T L G Il
-or occurring Patents for Inventions
AGENCYEOR BUSINESS

WIN tic U. $. Patent Office
Washington,
II. II. EDDY,
No 7GStatG ST., opposite Kilby st., Boston
IMPORTANT INFORMATION to in
l. INVENTORS The subscriber date Agent
Of the us, Patent Office, under III act OF
1897 determined to present advantages, in
applying for patents superior to those offered
inventors by Others has made arrangements
whereby on applications prepared and con-
Quoted by him, THIRTY DOLLARS Gn>
stead of twenty,as paid back by others, Twill
be RENTED by him in case of failure to OBJ
tain patent and the withdra wal through him
within thirty days after the rejection.
This Agency is not only the largest inNcw
England, but through it inventors have ad
vantages for securing patents. or ascertain
the patentablity oiinven,ionS, unsur asSed
by, if not imncasurably superior to, any
which can be offered them elsewhere. The
testimonials below given prove that none /
MORE SUCCESSFULATT THE PATENT
OFFICE than the subscriber and as ~ c.
CESS IS THE BEST PROOF OF AID
VANTAGE AND ABILITY, be would I'D d
that he has album dant aoason TO believe, an d
can prove, that at no other Office of the Kind
are the charges for professional services so
moderate. The immense practice OF the sub
scaibcr during twenty years pa t. has enabled
him to Accumulate a vast collection of slcci
fcations and official decisions relative to pa
tents. These, besides his extensive library
Of legal and mechanical works, and full ac.
counts OF patents granted in the UnitcdSiates
and Europe, renders him able, beyond ques-
ton, to offer superior facil ties for obtain ing
patents.
Caycts Specifications ,Assignmcntsand ais
necessary papers and drawings for procuring
patents in this and foreign countries prepared
and advice rendered on legal and scientific
matters resDectiur inventions. and infrino,
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Singers Sewing Machines

These machines have long sustained the hirhcsttc pu
taiinn in the United states. The ftst PrIzc-H Gold
Aelal-has recently bean awarded 10 them nj the
great Exposition at the Palace OF Industry in Parit
aud thu, they have the Worlds verdict fsupctiurity
Gre imt rovcments have Just been added, so that
they run without noise. m ease 10 The operator al
dunblc the Ordinarys d,that
I'rice as mVci Sr0rk can be done il day
TN. rsate,tclothiug and shoe manufacturing
.hmcnts in the country use these machines "a cn
sively- They competent to perform evefy SOFT
work IN the most perfect .tyle.
As thcre very great numbers Of inferior or en-
tirels worthless sewing machines of the Letow
Rlodgrtt, Avery, Wilson, Grover & Baker and other
patents which haN bee ,"d, but cannot be used 10
any advantage, lie reby offer 10 receive all sIrh
III &C nes nd also uuimprn,ed cnes Of our wv man.
ufneturc, in exchange fOrucw aud la-t improved ma
chimes on liberal terms. An oldmrcliiucs thus oh.
tanned by US will be broken up and destroyed. For
particulars apply by letter or personally at our New
York Once.
N B-Lneal Agent. wanted to make sales ofour
mprnvrd sewing machines. To prr,uts property
ii for the business rare opp 1rtunty Tor prof
able aal pleasant employment i. offered.
VI. SINGER & c.,
Principal Oiire, 323 Broadway, y. Y.
RR,~cU OFFICES: Al Hanover St, Boston. II?
Chestnut ST T. iadrphia. l05 Baltimore ST., Btlti-
more. 223 walnutSt., Cinrinns' ~ 81 Charlie.
ST., Nc' Orleans. GloNcr,yille,N 33i Droadst.,
Newark, ~. 81 .3n
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Nuerymen. Huit Growers and Farmer
THE
NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL REVIEW.
A JOURNAL OF SUBURBAN ART.
suRxRRLY AND PNorrssLY ILLUSTRATED
Devoted to the Advancement of the Ru-
raj Interests in America.
Thi, is one Of the LARGEST and most clabor.

rus II one OF the largest and most clnbor-
Ate works OF the kind in the world
Rural Architecture forms one of the prin-
cipal features. Each number contains from
two to four engravings of model cottages
from designs by eminent and skilful archi-
ticts. Space is also assigned to the tastful
art Of Landscape Gardening, plans of gar
dens in every style, ana adapted to the pc
uIt,riues OF different orders Of architecture
beautify the work.
Bnsravings of new fruit, new flowers, new
vegetables, &c. arc illustrated and dcs-
crbcd as soon as their respective qualities
can be determined, forming the most COM
plctc and elegant Manual of Rural Husband
ry ever attempted.
An experienced corps Of practical writer's
ssyen in number, are engaged to ill its col
umns.
1t contains seventy large pages, and i,
printed on the finest y 'arl-suriaced paper
manufactured expressly
TEAMS. So per anuum, payable invaria-
bly, IN advance. Fifty cents commission ON
each subscriber allowed to those who act as
as-nts. ) 600 will be distributed at the
end of the year among those who send us
t1s twenty largest lists Of subscribers. These
pfeaisn' will b9 p,ii in cash. Tho fest
pre- miami will b, $500
The following arc selected ftom hundreds
oF sinil,r notices, voluntarily contributed
The IIosrIrrirrp., R.vIr,v deserves the
ul,,t lib.r,l n,tronAoc II isnot only cmi.
neatly practcslhit is written in style that
e lals the best eI,rts of the latcA. }. Down
ing knickrrbocLrr
The most ELEGANT and n.crul book Of the
kinl that has ey,.r come under our obserya-
tion.-'Reristcr
Mr.. Rcagle the Elitor Of the HoRrlcuL-
YurHRx,tS,y ia a nr.ciic, Al nomolocist. and
One OF the 19cSt scholars our country boasts
of. IL, possesses the glowing descriptive
pJycr Of Dickens. the elegant gossip of wal
y ,lt combined with a thorough knowl-
clxl Of rural art State Police Tribune
Farmers buv il for vour sons-buv il for
your d,ugl,ters. II is a rich intellectual
iro.t, rare combination of the beautiful
and the useful -(Arcus. NY.
We had thought that in powning's death
the eloquent advocate ofrural adornmcnt had
become ONLY "A cherished remembrance but
in Mr.. R,,,les y,. Ii,,nvrr AN cnunlly rich
mine Of m 5nt,I wealth. that brto;cns the
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DIR. CT GU & Ii , S
COLUMBIAN PILLS!

Have been thoroughly tested for nearly a
quarter of century, and are known to be
always safe and Innocent, while they are all
powerful to cxpcl disease and quiet suffering.
There is no mineral substance in their com
position, the best and purest medicines only
are used, and they are fast becoming the de-
scrvcdly popular Family Medicine.
Fer CositirencSs.-Usc one to three Pills
daily, They cleanse the lntcstincs in an ca
sy and natural manner, and leave the Bow
els regular; curing also, most cases of the
Piles
DBSpcgsia.- Use two to three Pills daily.
By cleansing the stomach they create flow
of pure and healthy Bile SO that Fluency,
Loss of Appetite, Palpation of the Heart
Heartburn, Headache, Languor, Melancholy
Indigention, and other prominent symptoms
of Dyspepsia, vanish; the cure is certain
and "Nature is herself again"
Lircr COmpldiRt.-Usc two to four Pills
daily, until cured. Your pain in the side,
back, or shoulders, will soon cease; the sal
low grossncss of the skin and eye-balls will
be changed to natural clcarncss and softneSs,
and your new and lively feelings will testify
to all that see the change, You have some
thing to live for
Rheumatism ~ Goui.-USe three to six
Pills every other day, They rcmovcimilam-
nation from the muscles and ligamcnts of
the joints; so that after using II few boxes,
the "lamc leap for joy" They act "like oil
on machinery, make it run easy" Clutches
soon become useless if DR. Clough's Column
biau Pills are used faithfully.
The SANATlNE and purifying influence
of his Medicine upon the fluids that feed
the skin and lubricate the joints, as well as
the perfect purity il gives the blood, not on
ly quicts suffering, but actually cXpcls from
the system those unclcan diseases which dis
figure the faces and persons of SO many of al
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Special Medical Notice.

hR. JORDOH can hereafter be consulted
~ in BaANDoS, daily. The patient can
bring or send about . on. Urine, passed i'm
D ediately on rising in the morning, with the
lame and age, las record of each case is
teptO which will enable him to treat diseas-
| > OF tho Throat, Lungs, Liver, Heart, stom-
! III, Kidneys, Bladder, Female WeaRhess'
kerofula. and all Impurtiesof the Blood -
Declpens sent by Express, with an order
Ir III ,iicine, will be promptly attended TO.
tbarees for medicine reasonable.
| Brandon. 1860. oZiti'
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DIR. MARSHALL'S
Indian Vegetable Plaster

THE subscriber is the exclusive wholesale
J. Agent for the sale Of this celebrated
Easter.
t-ey-Pedlcrs and Druggists supplied at re-
duced rates. None will be left on commits
on. HARMON A. sill ELDON.
dlebury, Aug. 10. 500.
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NV Hair Dive !

Containing Double the quantity, at oNf
u ALT the price Of other dyeh.continueS To sell
1T IN unprecedented rate.
Itsmeinber that it is issSronfcd where the
j irattions (printed on each bottlc) are fol-
owed, and costs only 80 cents.
Dse j.. 1855. Il. 4. SHELDON.
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The best Soap

To save labor in washing,is Smith and Blan-
hards Self-Operating Soap warranted to
have half the labor in washing. Sold by II
A. SHELDON, wholes sale agent for A d dis on
County.
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BRYAN g. WILLOWS
CELEBRATED
WR | L | n G. FLUID !!

This "WRITING FLUID" is similar in
character aud color to Arnold's English Fluid,
a bluish-grcen when first written, which
changes to -
Beautiful and Permanent Jet Black
in 4 short time is fully cqual,a we hclicv
superior to Arnold's or any other Film
made. It lows from the Pen freely, metal
lie or quill, ii matters not which, and irju
rim. neither pen nor paper; there being no
acid whatever in its preparation, and is of
the most durable character.
For sale hv " COPELAND.
Mil llcbury, July rs, 1855.
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Cure Your Coug h!

SholdOns Cherry COrdiU, Tor EOughS,
Colds, &c made by the author Of the eel
ebratcd No. l7;-sold in large bottles for
the low price Of 20 ccuts, aLd contains NO
oPluM in any shape. Made and sold only 10y
Dec. 49, 1865. II. \. SHELDON.
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BRISTOL HOUSE

+ i . III . W 4 r d
HAS leased the Bristol House for term
i l. of years, and respectfully solcits con-
tinuancc of public patronage.
Bristol, Feb. ~. 1868 Ar
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Pork Barrels.

been used one season, for sale cheap by
Oct. s, 1855. ii. A. SHELDON
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FROM ALL BODILY INLTR lIIT'ILS S.
No. /.
RADII'A US READY RELIEF.


RADWA US READY RELIEF
PAIN.
No person has ever vet used Railways
Ready Relief. who has been tormcnted with
pain, whether caused from accidents, or ex-
ternal injuries, OF from disease and bad treat
ment, without deriving a special and ioSiing
beHeft IN less f"R fifteen minutes after lis up.
Plicatioa.
One application externally, or few drops
taken internally, will instantly free the sui
ferer from the most violent and terrible pains
and restore the weak, feeble, and Frustrated
frame TO strength and vigor.
Railways Ready Relief has been before
the public over six years. 1t has cured the
most obstinate cases Of RHEUMATISM.
PARALYSIS. LUMBAGO. GOVT. MEL.
RALGIA. SWOLLEN JOINTS. BURNS.
SCALDSi &c, in the most marvellous quick
time. Giving unto the bed-ridden victims Of
some cruel complaint, ease and comfort bv
one or two applications, in cases where the
skill of the best physicians in the country.
and the most popular medicines in use had
failed in giving even temporary rclicfNo II at
ter what the matter may come from. Railways
Ready Relief will surely relieve the system
from its cruc panes, and speedily restore the
invalid to hcalth.easc. and comfort.
RHEUMATISM,
R1drog's Rco{g R,ii,f versus He 6eNFhy-
Ncian IN Frcdoaia, Lictinc Co.. Oiio.
FEDORA, LICKING CoUNTY, ONO.
"FoR FIVE YEARS laid upon my back un-
ablcd to rise; | was attended hy our best
physicians. but obtained no relief-not even
array Of hope of my recovery was left nc
one Siaelc 0ppiieaiioa crtcrHaiiy Of BoprRc06B
P.licf cAabl.d ne 10 rite. an n0ls q ir,V
man. r. b. PEAsE.PN
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Looscness, Diarrhua, Cholera Morbus. or
Pinful DISCHARGES fro u the Bowels are stou-
ped fifteen minutes by Railways Ready Re
lief No congestion or Inflammation no weak
ness or .assitudc, will follow the use of R.R.
Relief
ACHES AND PAINS.
For Headaches, whether sick q nervous
Rheumatism, Lum bogo. Pains and w caknc,>
in the Back, Spine, or Kidneys Pains arouuf
the Livor, Plcuis9, Swcuings OF the joint,
Pains OF the 30 Eels, Heartburn and pains Of
all kinds, Radway's Ready Relief Will in u
few moments, change the misericS Nou sutIc.
to Joys OF pleasure and give you good signs
otrelurnng health. 1t viii enable YOU to
shuttle OF the infrmitics Of sickness, feeble
ness, and decrepi;ude, and give to the aged
the vigor and elasticity of lipe and vigorous
health.
u. Il Rcliefis solo by druggists everywhere,
at % cents, 50 cents, and : / per bottle
Nc. 2.
u. u. IL. No >.
A New Principle discovered in Medicine. to
Cur, Oh Diseases. Scrnfu n. Bad Uu-
mor>. Sypbilis. Fripbtlul SORES. IL
GERS, Fever Sores. Eruptions of
the skin.
RAILWAYS RENOVATING EESOL.
VENT.
A CURE FOR SORES.
This famous Remedy cures every kind Of
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MAN KNOW TlI(NELF.'
An Invaluable Book for 25 Cents.
Every T AMILY SHOULD HAVE
COPY
10000

10000 e. Go i.!., 10 d
a year. A new edition.
REVISED andimprCNcd'just
Issued.
Dr. Hunters Medical
Manual aud Hand Boob
furthe MISUNDERSTANDING.
my an outline of the orr.
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Wool Irvine.

Sheep Tick Tobacco, Tar, and Scot
snuI, just received by II. A. SHELDON
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NND

Torpor ef The Llrcr and Barrels.
header! GU are appcH,' 10 eHih's'h
Don say II ON! coui" o'lN' ms 'tu'
iTuei nave some OF inc "poNe { "" P'"i
an" l. Wou'u t"he ING Weu'c nc ~ Onr, ~
couId oniy nave cohhJeh'c' - 10 Ii Il
II - an honest u u'h' ieVer mere was one
spoken, Nome III MI your III d Is 'IIl
tdhIc' hiSc ,eh' CO. ana gloomy! " YOU "aeo
severe conc rams a''ei '"tlh| your Ioou'-
II your OouE p'Glis 10 ""s'c' OF !o"r
strength 10 IAN you your couh lon""' e
assumes nag E"I1 ana s"io" aspect ~
You ia We Hitnculty IN lying on your ic"
sidc'-H !ouISNIn IS airy ana snr' ven e1i-
II YOU nave an apPet'te weak ana Varl"ole,
an" perhaps t"',Ie'y ""s'Io!tun,I' WV
Who'e system Is Iaheu'" espeel"'Iy uurlne
inc process OF ulgeS'loh ~ you nave" con,
slant uneasy ieG"n III me S.onnnr
you nav Or - a MT OF lNi'l.'Eo / lV -.
anu 'ne'e ele"' - ''teIs a '!"uc 10 '"I ~
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
DR.. M. B. la CR0IX.

Has the pleasure of announcing to the pubic
,hat he has taken possession Of his splendid new
9 dilcc, which he has erected a No 81 Maiden
lane, and will be happy to meet with those no
are DESTROYS o uItng him in the especially"
which lie evoteshis undivided attention.
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1000 casesof different kiuds of Sores ,Erup-
lions, Swollen and Enlarged j oints, Hip Dis
eases, ricketts, Kernels in tn. Throat, Swell
inss of the Glands, Lumps and Knots in the
tia oat, under the ears Sores in the eyes
H. ad, nose, mouth, gums, sc. Infants with
sores on their heads, ears, faces, &c. have
oeen cured by the miraculous efficacy of the
Il. II. Res llvent.
One bottle willprove 10 the Athlete suffer
er thatit will cure yov, one dose will do you
good.
LADIES IN TROUBLE.
If you have any difficulty in the Womb, r,
Il. Resolventwill set you right.
Chattahoula La, Sept. ., 1854.
Messrs. RAILWAY & Col feel happy 10
saw to YOU that your Remedies have mhdetwo
astonishing cures in my settlement, Ny son
Martin was cured by two bottles Of yourR'n.
ovatng Resolvenl, and sHe box OF year Reg
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-04-02

\ New Principle discovered in Medicine, @
Cure old Diseases, Scrufu A. Bad Ilu-
morS, Syphilis. Frightiul Sores, IL
GERS, Fever Sores EruptiOns Of
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-04-02

Looscness, DiarrhUa, Cholera Mortus, or
Painful Discharges fro il the Bowels are stop
ped fifteen minutes 10y Railways Ready Re
lief. No congestion or Inflammation no weak
ness or .a,situdc will follow the use of R.R.
Relief