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The daily union., 1856-03-27

Its with great pleasure that learn that efforts are now
making BY several Of citizens to raise sufficient funds 10
establish tho widow OF the unfortunate fireman. Mr. Ande
son. business that viii comfortable support
for herself and her family Of small children Mr. Anderson
Il will be rccoIeced lost bis life while in the heroic dis
charge Of duty at the FIRE 72d street.
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Mr.. FoaREsr.--The National Theatre crowded last
night this distinguished gentleman 10 his great ehsrac
Of "Metamora" and TO say that wei done Is to
give moderate praise He Il certainly master in bis proes
sion Toghs be appears In his svorite character Of "Jsck
Cade,"
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Wisconsia Lsgisldlars.
Oppy.itioa Convsntioa of Psansylsaaia.

MILWAUKEE, March 26.-The assembly to-day refused, b
vote Of SO to 81 receive Gov. Bashords message.
The daily union., 1856-03-27

The annual commencement Of the medical department OF
The Georgetown College place Tuesday evening last
at the Smithsonian Institution The graduates j. W.
Jordan Of vrgnis r. 3. Bsrberin, District Of Coumbs
J. NJ Malone, ireland q. j. r. Girsd, Frances and T. NJ
Hammeu Maryland.
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DIED,
On Tuesday, March dh, Viucsnnes Indiana, JOHN r.
JONES' late register OF this Land odice aged ~ years
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Mar lS-eOdkds
By y. Q. MCGUIRE, Aucslonesr.

BY =. O. MCGUIRE, AucthOMecF.
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY OPPOSITE THE RAIL
road depot at public auction Monday afternoon, April 2s
ths shall original No.
No. 61 fronting 50 feat n feet
inches New Jersey containing 5255 feet of
ground with ths consisng Of three
bck building containing all good arranged
expressly small hotel, with hot and cold through
cut the building. st 0- 7a
properly immediately opposite
persons
OF engaging In business built by the late John Foy
expressly hotel who conducted successfully
until his DEATH tstft 8s a F8
residue a. 30 months,
q deed OF the 4
further particulars address ssnslaus Murray the
auctioneer. a#-t.aas4 ta JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Mar l8-So&ds Fas.&.s Auciionser.
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Sound sLEErEHss-The San Francisco papers state that
several persons slept profoundly during the general
from the continuance of earthquakes visiting that place
The daily union., 1856-03-27

a EPURIICAN LANDmAHKs.-'rbe view, nd opinions Of
American foreign being
population erisse,
Of aliens,
r.. sspSesaon. 81
Notes of Travel In Egypt the Holy Land.
Taksy aaa Greece, by Benjamin Dorr, -. ~
Rector OF Cbs.i Church, Philadelphia. 81 as.
Memoirs of Richard Cumberland, himself with lus-
hy Henry tsnderu. ri So
just Published and for ssle
TAYLOR \ MAURya
MNn Bookstore, 9th
uOMEOPATHy.--A Treatise homeopathic Practice "a
IL Medicine comprised prescribing adapted 10
domestic professional Third edition. improved
lsrsed. ny Bnnfnr Sheriff., NJ ID. ~ On ssie at
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,s
mafl4-- Bookstore, Ah
AN ESSAY ON LIBERTY AND SLAVERY by AlbsYt
Taylor Blcdsoe, LII d. professor in the University vnis
Free 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
March N
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shsd we're selling in the Alexandria market yesterday at
soveny6ve cents per pair herring at enty five cents per
dozen Prices must down. The weather Is not
very favorable, a. yet, for the fisheries.
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LOCAL N WS.

Although rapidly approaching the season Of sun.
shine Of towers Of singing Birds and Of marine bands the
weather stI keeps provokngy COOL rendering coats
aud coal fires only comfortable but absolutely indpen
sable The observations and predictions Of the inevitable
Merriam afford not the slightest encouragement.
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National Theatre.

n.
JONES' late register Of tbs Land Once, aged ~
National Theatre.
J"sn I"su r. f@.a ,ass soe Msnnssr
Fourth appearance of
MR. e. FORREST.
And last but
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH AZ, 1856,
Judge Conrads tragedy of
JACK CADT
Jack Cade ;.........................:M :Mr FoRkEsr.
Marianne. Mrs. l.. Weston Davenport.
To conclude with
A FAVoRIrE FARCE
In which Mr. Jefferson will appear
Seats may secured any evening.
Mr.. Everett's Address in Aid Of the Purcha Sc
of Mount Vernon. .#
MR. EVERETT by invitation OF residents in Washington will de-
Of the Smithsonian Institution, Thursday
a. s' 3" s as will
ane dollar each are e, sale At The bookstores Of
the National Ward Dsrer. Browns and KIwood.' Hotels
There win be no tickets sold Q, money received at the door The
Iss @ will O'Clock exactly The doors OF
BY direction of the committee Of arrangements
The public respectfully informed that
MILE SARAH FELIX,
sister Of Mile Rachel, and
MISS FANNY MoRANT,
Assisted by other eminent artists will givea
GRAND MUSICAL AND LITERARY sOIREE
Al CAnusr's Saloon the oeih March, 1855,
French best auihors, with vocal and music
particulars small bills and future advertisements.
March 2l-duH
7 OsT gold chain watch, with initials NJ. c. and
engraved, Tuesday, 18th likely
liberal ward will be given returned
to Mr.. dc Crsmer, 18th street, No. AL
March 27-d3'
NEW Books received nt Taylor - Maary'a-wos
authentic Things There aud Thereunto
Pertaining they and have been; by J. D. 81 Is.
Edith Hale q village story Thrace Tulman. 81 25
Humorous Poems BY Thomas Hood Edited BY EPes Sargent
81.
Hoods Pneteul works edited BY Fpcs Sargent vols 81
Macausy,s History OF England Boston editions
Natural Philosophy eopous illustrated by IA
mar containing description OF Instruments with
by A. W. sprAgue A. NJ, with $50 engnvings 81.
Standard Readers second third fourth, and hh
as s So and IS cents Copiousy ustated-the beet ertan
March ~ Bookstore near 9th street
NOTES Of Travel In In, Ea.t ~ by BsnJs,nin Dorr
schamyi and the Ccnssian by Milton Mactie. ST.
Rorers Table Talk. 81.
sGh,s Law Of Landlord and Tenant. 81
The Views opaons sf American Statesmen Foreign I'm
migration by John r. saBdsrson. OIL 80
OF Richard Cumberland Henry FLANDERS. 81 50.
Chemical Physiology, 81 IS.
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The public are respectfully informed that
MILE SARAH FELIX,
sister Of Mile Rachel, and
MISS FANNY MoRANT,

OsT,k gold chain and WATCH with initials NJ. c. and
engraved Tuesday 9Th 18th likely in
liberal reward will be
to Mr.. de Cramer, 18th street, No. al.
March 27-dl3'
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NOTES Of Travel In tn, Ea by Bsnjs,nin Dorr
IN d. d, Price 81 25.
Schsmyi spd the CrcAssian War by j. Milton Mackie. ST.
Rorer's Table Talk. 81.
suaithis Law Of Landlord and Tenant. So
Opqions American Statesmen Foreign I'm
migration by John r. sabdsrson. OIL so.
Nemo OF Richard Cumberland by Henry Fiandors 81 So
LshuHnis Chemical Physiology, 81 a5
March FRANcK TAYLOR.
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VoTED swoRD.-The Legislature of Nova Scotia has
unanimously voted the of hundred and fifty guin-
eas for the purchase of sword for General Williams the
gallant defender of Kars lie is native OF Nova Scotia
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VIM. w. BcIknap, Attorne y-at-Law and Ian
Agent, KeOkuk, Iowa.

NEW GOODS.-We have this day opened large sddi
OF house furnishing goods suitable
family all branches
complete than be found other similar establishment In the
District.
carpe,ins. such velvet Brussels, tapestry in
srain yeniusn % and full and
embracing ali the latest designs.
Also full assor ment Of
Mosaic, trfed, Chenille and .
Crumbcoths, both drugsst and dnmnsk
Marselss dmity imperial, and Aiiendale quilts
Linen and Gotten sbeeting, all widths
Bed. crib, and cradle blankets, all sizes
Table damssks xnd dsmssk tsbie cloths
Cotored and white Msrsciiie, bureau
Very rich cloth piano and tsblo covers .#a
Tahe napkins, toweliinvs Ac, In great variety
Turkey pisids and stripes for wine cloths
Coiured snd white breakfast and hut doylics
Curtain materials In varieties
Richly -enhroid~red lacr and muslin cnrtsins, ac
goods, fancy,
which determined TO offer upon the best terms
March a5-3ay.wf HOOE, BRO, a. CO.
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M~CIuRE. MILLS, Il Co., Land Agents,
III lands Stale OF money
scrip applying viii pay iaxes,
ectionr n sell nnd land wsrrants
Careful given 10 the selection o lands horosgh
competent engineer and surveyor.
Hon Ceorgs w. Jones' u. y. senator, Dubuque, Iowa.
Gen w. Lewis, surveyor general. Dubuque, lows.
Sow Henry Dodge, u. 4. Senate, Wisconsin.
Mrssis. suschan h Scott, bankers, New York,
Hon. Eli Cook, Buffalo, New York. ....a.
Feh p-dtil h AeodifSm
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LETTER OF THE DUKE OF wELLrNGToY.

Hon. N. P. BANKS, ir,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives, U. s..
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huhhel CO...... Lfssess
John I. Ford Sole Manager.
Joseph Jeferson Stage Manager.
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GENUINE GARDEN Seeds.

THE undersigned bcgs patrsns public
that he has just completed his supply above, direct from
England which he would specially
the stock OF eary Prince Albert ana osr
peas top radith early York. large York, shaped a
Dutch, and choice caunowe
COLI eucss onions beats beans carrots parsnps celery Pa
eea cucumbers plants Tomatoes, bebs kc with al
orber vegetable seeds, great variety
long experience and xions seed trade he
them Of exceleEce and moderate
pricss.
Flower seeds knds specially
suited this climate offered either single packets coec
tions. a very low
Catalogues be had application
JOHN SAUL,
Seed Warehouse, JOS 7uh street, corner sfH.
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Feb 23siAvlm
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MRS. mAHER. of IL ]. y street PEN ~ l.
III has for large comfortable with
without board Day and boardcr
dated reasonable terms.
ls-d3s
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-08-06

Never give way to melancholy moth
ing encroaches more | fight against it
vigorously. One great remedy is, to
take short views of life. Arc you happy
now Are you likely to remain so till
this evening or next week or next
month or next year then why destroy
present happiness by a distant misery,
which may never come at all, or you may
never live to see it for every substan.
tial grief has twenty shadows and most
of them shadows of your own making
Sydney Smith
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Kansas Aid Meeting.

At meeting of the citizens of Mid
dlebury, held OH the evening of the 3 LIST
of July. called for the purpose of adopt
ing measures to procure funds in aid of
the plan of the State Kansas Associa-
ton. to form Vermont Company to
settle in Kansas. Phillip Battell, Esq.
was chosen Chairman. G NJ May, Sec
rotary, The meeting having been called
to order, w. f. Bascom presented the
following Resolutions, which were dis
cussed by W. F. Bascom, j. w. Stew
nrt, Ex.Gov Slade, Hon. Potter Starr.
Maj. r. L. Fuller, and were unanimous
ly adopted
Resolved. That the recent aggressicns
of the Slave Power in this country fore
shadow definite purpose to override
oil the securities for free speech and free
institutions, that have hitherto been es.
tabished among US.
Resolycd, That it is the duty of the
people Of the North to resist this ag.
erosion by all the right methods open
to them, especially by the ballot-box and
by aiding such settlers to emigrate to
Kansas, as shall secure a predominance
of free state influence in that Territory.
Resolved, That the plan, proposed in
this state of sending settlers to Kansas,
is one, which imperatively claims our i'm
mediate attention and that to procure
means for this end, it is expedient to re-
eeive subscriptions at this meeting and
to take measures to make a general col
lection in the town of funds to be for
warded to the Treasurer Of the State
Kansas Association at Montpelier
ReSolred, That Committee be APP
pointed, who shall have authority to call
public meetings and appoint District
Committees to procure subscriptions 6y
personal solicitations
On motion, the Chair appointed a
Committee to nominate Committee
agreeably to the last resolution, which
Committee presented the names of W. L.
Bascom, Horace Crane, aud Jacob
Dewey, who were unanimously chosen
It was also voted that tho Secretary be
requested to correspond with the Rev
b. B Newton General Agent of the AS
ISOLATION soliciting certain special in
formation relating to the subject.
PHILIP BATTELL, Chm.
c. NJ. MAY. Scc'y
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Ba RE Academy.

THE Fall Term will begin on Thursday,
Il August %. Board, including Room, Fu-
cl and Washing, 81 81 per week.
Ertr0ct from Tie RcDorkof The Examining
Committee; We found the two prime con
ditions of good school. viz; order and tier
ohghncsS Of inSiyactinH, most happily COM
bincd in its administration. Per-
feet order and dccorum prevailed without
any apparent exercise of authority on the
part of the Principal, or his associates This
could have resulted only from mise and thor
oWgh discipline. The examinations were no
stage performance, for the sake of effect, but
risid and thorough. so rs TO bring ont the
true standing of the scholar be it high or
low, and we are happy to say that, rs
whole, it was well sustained. 1t is manifest
ly the purpose of the teachers to make gen
uinc rather than fast and SNOWY Scholars
We chccrfully say that it is one of the ex-
cellent schools in our State, and worthy Of
the patronage of friends Of sound learning,
and we are happy to know that it is rccciv-
ing this in large degree"
Apply for information to
J. S. SPAULDING, Principal
Barre, July %, 1856. l6;4w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-08-06

lloILowAY's Pulls unqestionably the most
eilicacious Remedy in the Union for Asth-
metic Complaints and Coughs.-The number
of cures these wonderful Pills have effected
in all parts ofthe Union, mole particularly in
cese of asthma of long standing, ami coughs
leave no doubt upon the mind Of all who
have used them, that they surpass any thing
of the kink ever made known by n berse-
verance with this admirable remedy, the suf-
fer is quickly restored to hsalth, after very
other means have failed and it is truth
beyond dispute, that there is no case Of bill
lious disarder, or liver complaints but that
will quickly yield to the powers of this NIGH
ty medicine.
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Washington Items.

Judge Collamer, in answer to inqui-
ries whether there is any method for
Furnishing illegal voting in Kansas, re-
plies, by letter, that as the laws now
are, there is no legal remedy.
Tho young man who shot the sedu-
Ger of his sister, was acquitted by tho
jury of the Grimm al Court, after ses
sion Of fifteen minutes.
Mr.. Sherman's amendment to the
appropriation bill, providing that the U.
Sanitary forces should not be employed
to enforce any Of the laws of the bogus
legislature of Kansas. and making it
the duty of the President to preserve
peace, rcpel invasion Sc there, and re.
curing him to disband tho militia of
Kansas and recall the U. s. arms al.
ready distributed, was passed in the
house 81 to al.
The Senate refused Ia to % to
pass the appropriation for testing the
Atmospheric Telegraph.
Tho whole amount of land warrants
issued under the act Of March 1855 to
the 3lst July, embraces Territory of
nineteen millions Of acres.
The bill for completing the Break
water at Burlington VI has passed the
S3aa'o,with eighteen others of like char
acter, by two-third vote.
On Friday, the resolution that MIR.
Whitfield was not entitled to seat in
Tie house, from Kansas, was passed 10
TO % and the resolution that Mr.. Rec
der was entitled, was rejected, IS to 10
So Kansas is without delegate, on tho
floor of the house.
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Embrotypes. Ambrotypes |!

4 s the subscriber must positively leave
Aherc in a fcM weeks, all those wishing to
possess Ambrotypc Pictures of themselves
or friends, you'd do well to call Immediately
ut his rooms, over Fullcr's store. My Pic
lures are 10 dearcr than the common Da-
gucrreotype, are almost as durable AS the
glass on which the impression is taken IN
like the Dagucrrcotype, the image is not re-
vorscd on the plate, and they have none of
that peculiar dazzling lustrc of all Dagucr-
rcotypcs. My pictu es are warranted not to
fade in any climate. Ambrotypes neatly put
up in Locke and Pins. Also pictures on
Mica-better known as IsnglaSs Pictures
the only kind Of picture well adapted to be
sent to any distance as they can be put be-
tween the colds of n letter or parcel of any
kind without apparently increasing its weight
or bulk. Also Laud, cape and other Views
put up at moderate prices. Sick or deceased
persons taken at their residences
Business hours from 8 A. NJ to 8 p VI.
JAS. l.. STAPLETON.
Middlebury, July Is, 1856. 5;
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MAssAsoIT SALvE CURRs ULcERATED SoRE
LLs.--Lcwis p. Atwood says, II have been
afflicted with sore lips for Yeas, SO bab they
would ulcerate, and have consulted physici
ans regular and irregular. They have pre-
scribed inward and outward applications, but
it was Of no avail. At last l was induced
to try the 'Massasot Salve'. which headed
my lips in a short time. And now, when
see friends with ailments of like character,
my first impulse is, to ask them why they do
not use your Sa(ve. ] am yovr much obliged
servant
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-08-06

The GREar ENGLlsu REMEpY-Sir James
Clark's Celebrated Female PiHs.-Prcparcd
from prescription of Sir James Clarke, NJ
d. Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the
cure of all those painful and dangerous dir
eases incident to the female constitution.
1t moderates all excess, removes all OBJ
structions, and brings on the monthly period
with regularity. These Pills should be used
two or three weeks previous to confinement;
they fortify the constitution, and lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling The mother
TO perform her duties with safety to herself
and child
These Pills Si0Hl} nat be taken 6y females
during The FIRST THEE MONTHS Of
Pregnancy, as tier arc sure IN bring an Ms
earyiare, bit at any other time they arc safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Aztec
tions, pain in the Back and Limbs. Hcavi-
ness, Fatigue on Slight Excrtions, Palpita-
ton Of the Heart, Lowness Of Spirits, Hys-
terics, Sick Headache, Whites and all the
painful! diseases occasioncd by II disordelcd
system, these Pills will effect a cure when
all other means have failed, and although a
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, Gallo
mel, antimony, or any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package.
Price, IN the United States aud Canada, One
Dollar. Sole Agents for this country, |. C..
BALDWIN & Co, Rochester, n Y. TUT
TIE g. MOSES, Auburn, N. Y General
Agents.
N Is. 81 and postage stamp enclosed
to any authorized Agent, will insure bot
tie of the Pills by return NAL
For sale wholesale and retail 10y W. P
Russell and by Druggists generally. 42;6m
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Newton Academy.

FNHE Trustees of said Academy are desi-
L rous of engaging Procoptor for said
Academy-would prefer man who is pre-
pared 50. take charge of the boarding depart
ment II is pleasantly located in the village
of Shoreham, VI, and-a half miles east
Of Lake Champaign, accessible by a daily
stage from Lake and Railroad. The building
is nicely fitted up with boarding house at
tached, well calculated for the convenience
of boarding the pupils, With two spacious
school rooms beside number of small rooms.
There is also large garden belonging with
the premises. Any one wishing such situ-
alton, will do we'll to call soon
By order of the Board Of Trustees
loft L. s. ATWOOD, Sec.
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G. A. RICHARDS'S
Famous AbbOtt'S BltterS

The lnlaIIibIe and we'll known remedy for
Indigestion,
Dyspepsia,
BIiOusaeSs
Sick Headache, and
AL Summer COMPLAINTS
~ For sale, wholesale and retail by the
undersigned GcHc, al Agents, and all Grocers
and Druggists throughout the country.
BURNHAM. FEDERHEN & co.
. and ID Court ST., Boston, Mass.
August /, 1856. lG.Gw
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w IL LIAM P. Russell,
MIDDLBBURY, VT.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Groc cries, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Pertumcry, Chemicals. Fine Toilet Soaps,
Hair aud Tooth Brushes. Surgical Instru-
ments, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Garden
Seeds, &c, &c
Physicians prescriptions accurately and
carefully dispensed by a competent ana ex-
pcrienced Druggist,
DR.. Russell will continue to give vice and
prescriptions gratis, "a all invilils calling on
him =, his store
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-08-06

ANOTHER GREAr CURE or DYspEPsiA-
Astonishing Success Of The Oxygcnatcd Bit
ters. New HAVEN, November e, 1851
Gentlemen: feel that no sense of pride
or dcicacy should deter me from express.
ing publicly my gratitudcd for the efficacy
of your Oxygenatcd Bittcrs, in restoring me
to health, after suffering more than six years
from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, dur
ing which time l had the best medical adj
vice, with no benefit except temporary re-
lief.
My case became more hopeless, from an
attack of diarrhGa, which confined me to
my bed for eight weeks, causing great pros
tration of the whole system.
About two months ago, was so much re-
duced, that l could cat scarcely any food
whatever, and was obliged to take my bed !,
in despair of ever getting any better. read
some of the certificates of remarkable cures
by the Oxygenated Bittcrs, and obtained a
bottle of the medicine. However surprising
1t is nevertheless true, that was almost i'm
mediatcly relieved of every of my various
complaints
| am now in better health than have en-
joyed for many years, and attribute my res
torationr by the grace Of God, oyour inual-
liable medicine. Respectfully yours.
MARY T. HANOVER.
No. % Fair Street.
SETH w. FOWLE & CO., 1873 Washing
ton Street, Boston, Projectors Sold by
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USE NONE BUT HAYES
Allied Ointment and Humor Svrup

The question finally settled! Jnralids re-
1oioiHgN nc 10 era in Mtdicinc!! ~
Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Erysip elias, Cancer
Gus Iumors, Scald Head, Barber Itch, Burns,
Mercural and Fever Sores. Ulcers, Ring
worm, Neuralgia, deafness when caused by
Humors or Sores in the head) Cutaneous
and Eruptve Diseases of every kind can be
cured, nd the blood cleansed Of all impuri-
ties, by the use Of
Hayes Allied Ointment & Humor Syrup.
the most eii'ectual remedies ever offered to
the public These celebrated remedies cure
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ly, without injury to the system. We have
numerous testimonials from persons Of the
first respec liability, who have had occasion to
use these never-failine remedies in their fam
lilies, in the very worst forms Of disc case, with
the most happy and beneficial results. Try
them-entire satisfaction guaranteed in oil
cases. Prepared only by DR.. Z. D. Hayes,
discoverer and manufacturer. HAYES q
NASH, Proprictors, Lawrence, Mass,
Beware Of an Article in tho market styled
the Genuine Allied Ointment" put up by
Chas. ii. Kent, as that is a base counterfeit
on Hayes Sold in Middlebury by w. 2.
Russell, NJ D.. and Druggists generally. Fred.
+. Smith, Montpelier, Wholesale Agent in
Vermont. l51y
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c. NJ. MAY. Scc'y

The GREAT WrsT-A few weeks ago
We noticed this book in our columns,
The agent Mr.. T. II. Reynolds inten-
ded to havo been in this vicinity before
this, but his business arrangements havo
been such that he could not. He win
now be hero next week. We lave been
shown copy of this book, it is even
better than was promised. 1t is prin.
ed on white heavy paper-large pages
on large clear type substantially bound
in good leather binding and contains 445
pages: The contents are narratives of
the most, important and interesting
events in Western History--Remark
able individual NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
Frontier Life--Descriptions Of Natural
CuriOsities-to which is appended His
torical and Descriptive Sketches of Ore
gon, New Mexico, Texas, Minnesota,
Utah, California, Washington, Nebraska
Kansas, &c, &c Is also illustrated
with numerous beautiful engravings
representing various places described in
the states and Territories above named.