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Weekly North Carolina standard., 1857-12-02
HI L LSVILLE ACADE MY.
CARROLL COUNTY, Va.
TH0MpS0N pros;l~nx

CARROLL COUNTY, Va.
B. F. THOMPSON, A. b., President,
Assisted by a full Corps Of Efficient Instructors.
VuNHE FOURTEENTH SESSION OF THIS INSTITU-
u TION will commence the first Monday in August
and close the third Friday December Board can be had
at six dollars per month, in good families
Hilsville is small village the top of the Blue
Ridge, commanding view of the most picturesque
romantic and sublime scenery. II is well supplied
with wholesome water and pure air from the surrounding
mountains. Ii is renowned for health Ii affords as coed sc
ETY. oursmaler towns generally Ii situated on the main
horoughare from Tennessee TO North Carolina over which
passes daily line of stages. Ii is within few hours trav
ell os the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad The last cbo
astic year numbered hurdred and yhree students
An annual catalogue issued which will be sent I'm anv
person at any time desiring further information about the
school, ~
July T. 1857. 1lae-wsmnd
SELECT CLASSICAL SCHOOL-THE NEXT
~ Session OF THE OXFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL
will commence on the second Monday in January
Rev. T. j. Horner who has been long associated with be
Principal Will continue TO be assistant instructor The
services of Mr. Joseph Venable former pupil who has
recently graduated at the University with the hgest dis
tncton and who designs to make teaching his
have also been secured . ~ F-'
]. II. HORNER, Principal
oAiofo' ". ", Nov IL, 1884, l2ll-wtJan. 10.
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LICENTIoUsNEss IN HIGH LIFE.-The New York
Evening Post in an article on the scandaous devel
opmen's of the Woodman and Furnss case. which
occupies three or four columns in that paper, makes
the subjoined remarks. ,..r - -,
In judging the parties to this scandalous INQUIRY
however. let US beware that do not visit upon one
or two individuals sins for which all our fashionable
society is more or less responsible Rich and well
dressed profgates are prominent, as we had al
most said the favorite, feature of the New York
drawing-room. Our city is even now rife with other
stories of ntimaces dsgracefu as any thing which
has been disclosed in the relations of Mrs Wood.
man and Furniss, and, we blash to add, quite as
mercenary. We have no social standard which sets
marx oil lnfamy upon the ro1e. If he dances and
dresses we and has leisure to devote to the en,.r
ta'nment of idle women, there are always enough to
be 6attered and begued by his attention into fsm;.
arties which result in dshonor, if not in diser.ca y
Weekly North Carolina standard., 1857-12-02

~. ;s.n one upright genuine resolve and i vil up
M lslo higher air your whole being. ~
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~ OIIGE;1ON THURSDAY, THE Sd DAY OF
soia, one Lot and Hotel at Holly Springs Wake CO.. c.
oe1onging TO number Of stockholders. = -
Terms will be made easy t.s .--.a Il s,.si.s
3 ro... ,,o.,.a JAMES ADAMS. Trustes. d
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY
, TOWNSVILLE, DAVIDSON Co. N G.
~E HAVE MADE SUCH ARRANGEMENTS vIru
~ this Seminary that we can greatly aid in th d. ~
hon OF young ladies of limited MEANS especially If thsr
wish to become teachers ..s ePee'aiy IL lney
applicants for aid will the amount thew ran n. ~
ana m tuition or the number paying pupils
will greatly aid h;m ine IN andersgned Each paving pupil
For further parti cuiars address, "pp'Ns
r.'" .."' .r. wM. J. LANGDON.
Qctohe, o ,o.- Thomasve n. G.
- A0''' l2O5-wts.
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SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACADEMY.
-. Orange County, NJ

>hh 10Th SESSION WILL OPEN ON THE 18th
January, 1855. 1t to the interest of puniIs 70 be
present ON the first day of the session. all the regular
classes Will then be formed Board and Tuition are cheap
er tnan at any other High School in State Al Dur
hams or HisborUugh the n. C Central Railroad n2
mnes rom the Academy conveyances be obtained
Principal, 49, a'u'sN' '"'
. ~ .. r--.-.-.. JOSEPH H. SPEED, Alb,
South Lowell, Orange Co, NC.
-'''. - ioo'' . 'a I209-tl4Jn.
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE,
VUyHE FOURTEENTH SESSION WILL couyEycI
on the First Monday in January, The Teachers
employed are of the first order of ability The of
instruction is unusually thorough and extensive
EXPENSES.
Tuition in Elementary Branches sl5
College Classes, 90
Music, 20
Drawing, 10
Painting 20
Embroidery,
Board and Washing per Month, 10
No extra charges will be made
For particulars apply to
j. II. MILLS,
Oxford, y. C.
E>o'- =, 1901 l209-3m.
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GALE OF SLAVES.-AS COMMISSIONER, AP-
- POINTED by the County Couri OF Wake at its No
vember Term, 1857 SHALL the late residence Calvin
Page expose 10 public sale, the highest bidder
upon the 22d of December next Five valuable Slaves
Terms nine months credit, upon bond with good secu-
rty.
ROBT. T. d. SEARS
Nov. 10th, 1857. I2le-wts
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The COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIss AND BRIG
HAM YoUNG.-General Denver, Commissioner of In
dian Affairs has written letter to Brigham Young,
in reply to his communication Of the 18th September,
administering TO him sharp rebuke for the impro.
per manner of his administration of the Indian
Superintendency in Utah. He tells Brigham Young
that he has exceeded the appropriations for him by
more then $4,000. and that he has no reason to
complain of his drafts not being paid. General D.
adds, SO far from encouraging amicable relations,
you have studously endeavored to impress upon the
minds of the Indians that the Mormons are their
friends, and the Government and people of the Uni
ted States, their enemies" The rule is to withhold
annuities from hostile Indians and General Denver
knows no reason why it should not now be applied
to Young. In reply to Young's objections to the
presence of troops General d. says, if it is his
Noungs intention to preserve the peace the troops
will not interfere with hm-He concludes by saying
that the Executive have no alternative but to crush
out rebellion, and that for thst purpose all the pow
ers of the government placed under his control
He then tells Brigham Young that this claim for
double salary is against law and that if it shall be
ascertained that his expenditures properly made
he will be paid should Congress make an appropria
ton for that ipose. - .. -
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A CANDID DEACoN-Deacon NJ was an honest
old codger kind, obging neighbor, and good
church going Christian, believing in the Presbyteri
an creed to the fullest extent but alackad.y! this
pillar Of the church was, times little ''shaky"-
in fact, the deacon would occasionally, get exceed
ingly "mellow :" and almost every Sunday dinner
he would indulge in his favorte cider brandy to such
extent that it with some little difficulty he
reached his pew, which in the broad aisle, near
the pulpit, and between the minister's and the viii
lage squire's. One Sunday morning the parson told
his flock that he should preach a sermon to them in
the afternoon, touching many glaring sins that he
greved to see conspicuous among then and that he
hoped that they would listen attentively, and not
finch il he should happen to be Severe. The after
noon came, and the house full everybody turn
ed out to hear their neighbors dressed down" by
the minister, who, after we'll opening his sermon,
commenced upon the transgressors in loud voice,
with the question-"Where is the drunkard?" A
solemn pause succeeded this inquiry when up rose
Deacon NJ, with his face radiant from copious
draughts Of his favorite drink at his noonde meal
and steadying himself as well as he could by the
ewrai looked up to the parson and replied, in a
piping and tremuous voice" Here / am" Of
course, CONSERVATION amongst the congregation
the result of the honest deacon's response; how
ever, the parson with his remarks as he had
written them, commenting severely npon the drunk
ard and winding up by warning him to forSake ut
such evil habits if he would seek salvation and
fee the coming wrath. The deacon then made
bow and seated himself again. And now out
spoke the preacherman in his loudest tones "where
is the hypocriler" A pause-but no one responded.
Eyes were turned upon this and that man; but the
most glances seemed directed to the 'squire's pew,
and indeed the parson seemed to squnt hard in that
direction. The deacon where the shaft was lev
eled, or where it should be aimed, and rising once
more, leaned over his pew-rail to the Squire, whom
he tapped on the shoulder, and thus addressed -
"Come, Squire, why don't you get up; 1 did, when
he called on me."-Boston Post
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WOULD PLEASE HIS WIFE, LIE

"HO WOULD PLEASE HIS WIFE, LET
w him enclose dollar to the subscriber for which
he will receive four valuable printed recepes-one for
king the celebrated washing fuid" by which nearly all
the labor in washing dispensed with and soap saved
No woman, after giving this trial. would be without it for
ten times the of the four recipes The Others
valuable utility by which u both make and
money IT. after trying, person should find them inUat
ud he has only address the subscriber and the
will be promptly returned.
L. p. PHILLIPS
Clayton, n. c.
June 2. 1857. 1ls1-wtf
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GRUMBLERs. Charles Lamb speaks Of one OF his
companions who, in the game of whist, was always
grumbling because he had so few trumps. BY
some artce in dealing the whole thirteen were once
given him, in the hope that some sound OF giee
might be audible through his instructive grunt but
after examining his hand attentivey, ne looked more
wretched than ever. "Well, Tom," said Lamb,
haven't you got enough trumps now" Yes"
was the growing answer, :" but I've got no otner
cards"
There are persons. bores by instinct and pro-
fesson, who carry into their conversation strong
favor of opodeldOc and calnip-tea; who convert
every body with whom they talk into consulting
physician and who are never so happy as when
they are blessed with lucky influenza or ague
which will furnish them with q constant topic Of
edfyng and attractive discourse. Thus it is related
of Mr.. Webster, that being once in great estern
city, waiting for the cars, he entrcated by the
Mayor to devote the hour he had his hands to the
business of being introduced to the citizens. Some
what reluctantly, being jaded by travel, Mr. Webster
consented The first gentleman led up was Mr.
Janes-a thousand closely treading on his heels,
anxious to take the great man by the hand, and only
an honr for the whole to do it in. 'sMr. Webster,
said the Mayor, "allow inc to introduce to you Mr.
James, one of our most distinguished citizens" How
do you do Mr. JanesY" said Mr.. Webster, in tone
not calculated to attract much confidence. The
truth is, Mr. Webster" replied Mr.. James, l am
not very we'll" hope nothing serious is the mat
ter" sternly answered Mr.. Webster. think it's
rheumatic, but my wife" Here the Mayor rapidly
interposed with the next citizen: "Mr. Webster,
this is Mr. Smith " and thus for the poor satisfaction
of shaking hands with Mr. Smith, Mr.. Webster was
doubtless rendered wretch,d TO the end of his days
through the profound ignorance in which he was left
as II the exact nature of Mr. Janes's compla;nt'-
Ha,per's -Md yasine
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IlEULAH MALE INSTITUTE, MADISON, n
u C.-L Ii. SHUCk, Principa.-The second session
of this institution will begu Wednesday, january 9TH
and close on the first Thursday in June.
Students will be prepared for class in College,
the practical duties Of lite. The discipline will rm
and such diligence and study commenda-
BILE department.
Terms per Session of Five Months.
PAYABLE HALF ADVANCE.
Elementary English, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
dieher Englsh, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l5
Ancient Languages and Mathematics " 20
Modern Languages, each, ................ 10
Board IS per month
For additional particulars adress the Principal.
November "a, 1857. l2l2-w6t
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SUICIDE VIM. Irurv Harrison Craw
ford took his own ,t- hv han.,n. himself il
a barn in Newark n Jan. 26jh Mr. C. wa.
numbering for Mr., Joseph Hall OF
Burke. No cause is assigned for this act
u- leave, A wife.
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Harper's Weekly Newspaper

Journal OF CIvIIIsaTIoS. N"'h"r 'aiNr
viii !" spared L. make II the lost F.iIy NcW-iir Il :.
"o!iI-"ir cheerful IiH g.ri1i chir III
u welcome Visitor t"NcrH h;S"li liir IL
'!"s' L. the principles "a" right ant js;i'. STALL " In the
appreciation t" li wi>' ar liz. -"" liarr,-> r,Ay III
t!jal SUMMARY al the Political. Social Religious. 'n,n-
ncrClIi. and Literary News al !hc IA, II vii, il.
leading movements, 81 III" record In" Inventors c,i
llls. the discoveries q" >,tlir and present c,uIt. III,
t!rc ii t,' III which, me liz regular contents Ill
I'll r.cc laics la i't> ~ fIaVl and vcutrrc
ii Lal.'1"r ana Social Lie and ESSAYS Upon Ant ard
Morals Til" fist ':mrr Wi! contain the ,isIcenet
al Nj ilack'E" iI. -! ia .l-. The ;Ui ,il wii
from early >hc't> purchase" - t Al ;Ir i'll h..
rom wc'h Z" w""t 're- W-.hly viii mol >j.lers-,e or
take III" place "t i!arir> Ncw Mtiit Haet1. N"p"r-
t"l "i OH Mil Appear II The ".-r. iarI.> W.rklv Ill
contain sixteen III the size ut the Iii,in Illustrated
News. each number comprising much .ri-
mar 'l"i'' III" Volume E.t Numbers snI,-
piled. Price = cents ':ch e 5 per wear.
Sold 10y \. WILLIAMS 90. ~, Washington &, Bus-
Genera! Agents 10y Har;r, l.ru'> Publications.
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pose yourself to rest 1t is very important
for vonr h.al-h' We'll, f.th,r.' re-
piled the ingenious youth, bring the Preshv-
terrain and read me an editorial; if that
don't put me to sleep. nohin. will
CANADA CUREENCY.-Th business men
of Burlington have agreed that they evil
not receive the British Shilling for more than
90 cents each, or the BRITISH sixrense' tor
NOR" than 10 cents on and after The first day
Of February next. This coin has become 50
plrn'!tn! among us that 10 get a SIGHT
of an American quarter or half Is thing of
rare occurrence. AID IA the banks will not
take them on deposit nor express a.ent> tax"
them on co 'ertlnu>. nor the Post Office for
po>t,"r. 'hrv have become nuisance
UnrIinr'on .&.rtA0l.
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Boeteu $perial Motifs.
Coughs. Hoarseress & Bronchitis.

F5 -Bro"r'> p:i,.lis r.r'l.s .a aov,d do. ra
si.wi! IN ~" l'h hav" e' 'iii!c' {" Ia" ai' ted
oars TIE sea ,Nc ai .'oii eject I" ilic r' ~ link
m the wnic - mt" the E:..lci. iIts Pulmonary rIiia
ton and l|"~ - ''' ~ coughs r"i's Ai Inc varl> I'M N
aecil"- I" Id ui'iC SPEAKERS and li:-cro ar lat II
These InZrr'> arc Mad. highly esteemed IL H.
acvi1'''iS Rl' hai 7i'..s. ai AL il>'r':c:s 81 tue
lt':t! atd iul2>-''-Y> asthma hII>-!e>s taiaIi:. y
r.fr'fp r hess =. 'h"Trcr ",.s-nred hv cold
Csr ~ "N"rtlrn OF III. Nn';:i af-ai.>
BH"WH'S BR">'r Tk"fHf> ". ;aA, llcas1:r. u a
ING line ati''i II e" "'ir r.;G"ts tpH">" 1"e'. u IN
Boston. where the Br"rIl Tr",l.> Know thcv
k;!>'',t @n'ls. aii r",.i t->ilir- -
them; but I" or readers in aIlaia the VEST AID ri.r
every here" ci"tIil- hear ttlnoIN. from personal
knowledge. 80 their ii',cN - i.,IInr's PirroRraI-
JOHN BROW y S,N. B,et"r,.
Sid ~ Al Dr,I.-
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VERNON STOCK JOURNAL

T.;.r til ~ ~. t... i - = ri.s r~n.i 80
r;'alj,',i {" -;"r,fv '3r,- q, - /. :, t'e j..
t--f.;s of erri,.'.: Erefarrs.
J. j 1':''.: Nil l,e "ui - -. ru;: g
I ',,nai> il n - e. :. 'r,i rn''ia'n ;t.'gr'"s
Nj ic>cririI;i> 81 hose, - TIE M":aI. 9mc $50
c,;. r. d..
bach .;..l,i;,rr I'll IL" :. in :n;>>ea, rs
mate. w:.iCi! :; :" = + = nIi. = T.i,r I,t-Tr:
inc 10 he general s;,- :n' >li"l aI,6raso- 70
make Tie Paper use:i, il m"' ii.!i>-":<at." I" eve
~ breeder al fine >;,rt.
Ii VIII c"i,rain is !ar-r oc.rvo pages. el..r,r
Trm'.r GOOD payer. Il; ." ccil'> ,eal, ii..rIa
h.N - advance.
A. extra copy 70 :, q -"'.er - club rF Ton.
: cc'l' ca numbers ah'l rI">i.r''l.>es iurlI!>h-
gifts a. Via wish rXsiIi.i .in, get ZIP
cilii's %. Subscribers.
inr tir~t ui:.:I.f j. :i"w r-a: =. ;rlivcrl.
Address H. &. liN>Li.T.
l4ls-o9 y, .Gietrlrv VI.
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SINGULAR DEATH OLA IIrN-A youno
friend OF ours rrreIv-d dav or two since Il
{ letter from rtrt-ctiv vtrarIouS and entirely
rtli""Ic 'otrt> ppndtnt. in which A marvellous
story was thus tnld -" The finest. larc, s.
ru!ltI that We bad. yesterday. ~ some uivs.
FERROUS way. SwHIiow,d piece OF stout >r,Inu
nearly fwo yards iory.wIlh l,l- knot At th,.
cnd. HE ki.urtrd end was formed mo a
loop around he roo, Of ,l, tongue: rh, oh,
or etd passed down INTO Vie ",zz,id; and rhI>
curious >ut! sr!t>!>tIhl corn ,.lil II, lr> cease.
less Htih'iin1>. drew The tongue out tv The
roots. Quilting al the strIn") ill the poor
th'n. was >''af.rd by the tongue choking
n!' The "ui'ct. We cnu!d not relieve her,
aud. OF course. the diiicb!fv was not made
evident nhiII a fl''g~n past mortcm exalnIn-
anon 'r"uHht 10 hight the murdtrOu> string
through "hirh The G'zz,rd hal actuaiv putt
tI TIE t"n3ur ava, down 10 the wIn,itlre"
! hnf VIII do, Tor a true story OF Jorl death.
-1r"~crW.
= he New York Observer has the fol.
own" Ii 'hh'"me compliment TO the Phla-
delPha pre>hrr,lan 1t Is rl.a>rnt to see
80 "srn'ai' Il >Inrit tween rivals:
II" son Ct a Venerable patron of the Pres
ty'rrIhn vas sick ct fever. Ills BRAN vas
txr''td; sleep tlrd his pillow OplAte>
~r:r IN vain to produce rrpo>~ His ANXIOUS
father sad to tim, My son, do try and com
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Ie>>rs Edt.or> On Wrdur>,!,y even.
inc, 2sfh u!r.. tie people Of: l., nlon Corner
We're favored with listening to Mr. Il nkir
PrinrIpaI OF your mon School. ON H.. theme
Of " Enthusiasm and Fan atlci>m" The al!
dress was very elaborate, and for aliiurncr
OF material aud beauty Of txprr>>jon al
'hou.h not pregnant wi'h ciittrrinL cp,uram
designed TO bring down the house. "a
prominent and 100 often the oni, element of
interest .-would com are ia,or,hv with the
efforts OF professional lcrtu rrr>. / he meas
ure OF The toy gives good promise O; the ii
mtn>IOn> Of tn" man
Pe:mlf me- ihrou.h YOUR journal to publish
the thanks expressed on the. occasion and "a,
TO The public that If Mr. Rankin viii r!ca>
IRE others as t,,orttIv rs Us. VIZ: IRA,
'ulton>!y and pay his own travelling rx.
rrn>cS. others need not send to our ,iti,,
and pay fry dollar, TOR lecture no better
LYNDON
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T. JOIINSBURY ACADEMY

1li" Spring Term OF IL week. vii! commence
TUESDAY. FEB. II.
By reason oi recent improvements in the Public
Scoo.> Of this place. Increased ilc;iitles are low
ati,rie'! NJ Ike Academy for instruction in the
CLASSICS and studies Of the HIGHER ENGLISH
course.
TO l"''ytm sf"o'nts preparing f''r tn" ministry
assistance r.-r" Ii ~ tie income oi Spec ial
Fund devote, uthat p,:r',0sc.
Glasses viii lie formed he coming Term to ,on.
mare Latin, 'rc"k. and G-uluefrv. II !, 20. lie
>Irc that ~ the students >.!otd l.r present til.
FEST DAY ri The t. NJ.
iu:'I"n III t:e Classical am English course s.
Pc! term.
Cat "gurs and :urtl"r information furnished Or,
application I" ,hr PRINCIPAL. !. I CUTLER. a. H..
or:o j. i. BANCROFT. VI. D.
Secretary q. t:!r trustees
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FATAL CA>1 ANYWAY AENlNG TO PAR.
ENT>.-Aohzo L"'k. chI;h of Aln-r,n An j:
Salty .Anr> Of Marlboro, caln- To a >iockln.
q a'h, "A few DAYS since. hv lnha!1ny steam
from the >Iour al a L., A-r,lr that was stand
III" On the stove II lived IN great agony
tor thirty hou's. Parents should take warn
my from tins -IHumir.
Lo">E on THE Willie cfer
DAVIS IT Chester was ON hr> way 10 Y omi
stock lIl with the boys DAVIS, Carr. and
Maxwell. c,nyIrtrd at th- ,hrtt from Raw.
mIn1ton store on the SIN inst his horse hs..
came res I'VE At a rnI'r"Ai crossing. and. a.
he probably 'r"tncd The animal, winch wa>
worth $500. of more vain" than the prisoners
h" raii more attention to that than to then
The, th"u4ht that thu, vas favorable Oh.
purtnu'v 10 tNhltli their love for free l,.u>
and tree men. ,nd Ia, first the officer knew
The birds had lluwn anal Wei. n,,A,ct t,>,
time up the track. There brin. no WAY to
head them except b, GONG several mics a,
round. and It t,irI near mol t. they ma.ir
GOOD t.clr escape. The officer has mace rh,
following return CA his warrant Of commit
nrnt. ".\oH "Si n comeuiibu> RI inH :.onI.
nm n Ih"in"miium M/w crr0luw." Per-
hai'> Sheriff State. win his Iar"r txre:l nee
can Eh9il>iiiZc this return tor us.-B r
l'y,~.
Isaiah Stearns entered the old brick
school house IN tins Nllagr.and indul zinc IN
rrotan" language towards the trarhrr. wa,
torrit'y ')"'ttd from the house. The occa
SION OF his actions was IN consequence OF ST.,
we're ilnuuiuy administered to hI, son hy rh.
t'a''her tor attempting to resist punishment
with a'I'"ktr. Served him riyht-.>wu,4-
ton Journui
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$I0D PRoCL a NJ A T on,
70 TIE INHABITANTS OF
ST. JOU\SRTRY AND THE STATE

ST. JOUNSBURY AND THE STATE.
propose cure almost instaanco,>y n!i, !rals AZ
III it'll Iiei!acr E"iatI,ii Neuralgia Paraiy SIS
Asthma Piles tout FrlIis. wrllngs {" all kinds Cramps
Deafness and all Bronchial Affections aid some other ca
sc> that | have treated successfully
plo,o>r To CHECK and etirctl.aliy !i>spae, Ache
and Pain than SELECTED 10y any Other. "r all other me-
tho> 81 ncl; aid i'll the salc space OF tine. the
themselves being judges
do not prrp-, L. cure disease only accrtain lass
nnn-i i'll directions. u: EiicGEi on operates "n che
mica! and electric PRINCIPLES ala l. Therefore applicable L.
the natural rc>iat' :" any Organic, ri.-cnicIlt
ai>g from an improper 'iiclaii'h" NerN"-I ita Fluid
WANT tie lna>>,> I" iii ~ li'i' iiia'er the VEIL and
III" because l. ti>. things are all are alike Inter
escd. Inc Cui''s l!a!" by A. Il. SM.IliS
"E!.i.,t Tk!C . l..
nearly miraculous. wonderful and Instantaneous
satisfactory ana Initiating 4 human ILL., 10 call upon
public iu' ionas AID tn iia'' care" "l the SIX ai
suffering t" look into The w"l a'it>i'd merits the simple
efficacy oil this Elect ., 90
Iui forfeit ST.. il the ELECTRIC Oil sold vt the corner Of
.lt and sth Streets Phia!rii'l H.l> 10 single
of Rlcrrlati,n oI pa> The Back or Limbs Pins
Ipli"s f-o,l>. Stiffness in .,e joints {" Neck ra!pit
lnut"> ii applied t. patient. liltc or cllile the
'ii.eii'>r, "r ANY public Institution i'll tin 'ily.
NDEE EEVIEhAHLE r1RES
FRED F. >rlrn. Druggist r N"nrp"!i'r has sold over So
at retail III single and SAY, il las lrd 10
Rhcuniatl>l Neuralgia. A.
NIX FDEET>H Dentist Montpelier. was cured of RieJ
maii>m.
WIS VII EDGEES Nor,hield entirely cured OF Neu
ral-la.
MRS EAILEY Of Berlin, cured Of severe sick hcadach,
Of N"II> standing.
NIX / TIA OOr cf Roy alton perfectly cured Of ntiainna
tory Rn"ili4dt,i..
4 GENTLEHiN " EEYEEL cured Of Piles
VIZ N1kIEIN ri f. Montpelier. c,nei Of rheumatism
WITHIN - MI rs oi Montpelier lUrI>h 81 per
SOILS hp nave bee, entirely cc'. OF i!' very '>tr's>iIi
complaints, FRED l.. Smith.
FErp SMITH DRUGGIST Montpelier. VI who" sale
retail AGENT. 10 "a, must iH- addressed. S"l
= u ] hI., j
Bii-!I 81 Johns. ury + T. Ciald, Brut.rii
Is Large hrtt. t" tlnl,S cheapest.
I" MtR'Ha>r>- AGENTS wanted i'll every town I" Ct,
S"ltI'> Eliza iI.t OIL, api. IL Fred h. Siin. '"
AGENT M..il,i.tr ll6 ~