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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-03

CONTROVERSY AMONG /. :. GNNEE NS-A
row. c,r;,us cnrtrrynr.y ..r,o,,,r il Enn.ral g..

C,NrHUvEH>Y AMONG L. :. G!NEENS-A
very curious controversy among tlt Generals
of the American army vino were concerned III
the conquest Of Mexico seems to have been
started By tn" rcccn. letter oftiencra Pillow
OF Tennessee. The object Of that letter was
probably to claim for himself the credit OF
having planned enc of the mos: Important
operations of the campaign. and of having
protc>tc; against the purchase Of a treaty Of
peace from Mexico by Mr.. Iri>t. who acted
with tho concurrence and ap probation OF
General Scott. In the New York Times
of Saturday. we fin reply to TIL; rpi>tle.
from !'ri@2Iicr General Hitchcock. which
will probably cause some regret in the mind
of General Pillow that h. should ever have
opened s,ich controversy. Gen. II. frs
cndcavor~ to ta~trn upon Gen. i. the odr,u>
distinction If having accepted Il command in
the NcXican war for tn" purpose of beng 4
81: upon his commanding General: and then
procrcd> TO >hc~ that General Pillow hi:i-
sell. il council. approved OF the ;cry proceed,
inG for which h. now ccn>'lre> Grn. Scott.
He a,>p accuses him Of i deliberate attcnlp;
to rob 4 brother officer Of til c.o,iit . Nhirl.
he va, entitled. and sets forth the manner in
which I'll, c.;o:; WAS regarded and trcatr,! b.,
Gen. Scott. Tie controversy VIII rrnt.tA!,
max. public GOOD deal more than is now
known OF til" <,'crp: history of the NcNic.n
War; IrtrfHer.
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IRON FENCES.
HOlians and MclOdcOnS

T1NiEAT \ LlNSIEY Manufacturers New Ila-
ven. These instruments for elegance. duyn-
biiHP. qliirfMc>~ Of rttcranrc >nli,'iv and rich
ness of tone are superior to any other lAanutac-
turc i'll New England The various sizes are kept
on hand by tn" subscriber. and will we'll pay any
On" III want Of good in >tr,iuCu:. to call aud en-
anime them. Second hand Mcolcon> Id and
new >tyl" FIR sale cheap. AS" ArcorlconS. Flutes
AMI VOL strings. j. c. BINGHAM
It. John>bury. August 2Sth. l>1-
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NATURAL ACTION

ta- -i 1t tie system. :; %. =. = 'r..---- 81
a;i'v..-- IL YES; !. IL: ,i-- o. 0. .'if d;
tie ru-sc,,s s;----;..i.,i, t. iI'-;a. -I-r- ',-
r-c-g-i:-l. ~ his Cd; a-a,:a r,>----i :, .
che, Ks. weakness a; - si'.ne .ai inns i- -vi
and al tie ind.ca:.0-s II Ne-rv-s prt,i.-r
removed.
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DR.. II. Ii. NEWTON. If s.. John>br!ry W..
rc>pcctuiy rivc> notice ~ the citizens Of Calcdo-
MIA County that he is now permanently located in
st. Johns burv. and would be happ, to render his
services t. al? who ni;> favor Eim with call. All
operations Will be performed in thorough and
scientific manner. and no operation will be under
taken unless il he for the good Of tiI' patient
All tho>" who are III wait of parts or full sets
Of teeth viii find It to their advantage 10 give him
cal for J." viii hereafter insert artificial ,Ccth at
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Self-sealing Cans

E17OH preserving fruits. berries. tomatoes. &C..
Il III all their natural richness of favor. TIL,
are Tie best in use. and are simple and CERTAIN
f"F >aIe iv E0YETON x nEMING.
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Nenal aOnert(se ments.
.ST.iYE' Of IEH.HJ.NI.

Caledonia District. =.
The Pc. IT" Court ii The District OF Caledonia 10 all pc:
lnr,>i" in the estate ct Alfred 7. RJ!ey. late of
Waterford III Ii'.di>trict. deceased, t">tat,
Abel 'iu>. ur t!i last will and testament Of the
said Alfred p B"y represents the said court that the
said trtate At Iii" time II his death the owner ri
tain Pea, Estate. 10 vii: About hall OF land >it'
atci III IT." Village "i Waterford. it'll House. Barn
and ur standing. thereon, and il the wli, the sid
dec a>i hpI-h al Hiram Cutting. Also one uirv idcd
iri i 'Ti,t Mil and Starch Mil standing the Mil
Brook. called formerly oWnrdy the said llrai. Cutting
Also. that h" lett certain "r-,,l r-ttt Consisting al ash
chooses il action az. i-Ccija effects. Sail Executor
a>, rtr'~. t that it wolf -. beneficial t. :hc heirs
'i"N iz"- and tt"e> ana ali PERSONS rr,-;" in >li
tate by %; til" n,oilyri and rnr,cthiy 81
carving Tho 81 baking partition and di>trilh
ton thereof" tia Tho Whole :" >il Real Estate ,il all ether
estate both RAJ ana pcr>ri; oi which the r1 cc-"
at the lin" Il his death The owner together n the
r"vtr>'l 't Dover. >houli ~ sold although the is not
necessary i" debt! and Clr., al administration and
III" proceeds al >o: sale should lie assigned The iaW III,
reefs and said EN lIt"r i> mad, it;i-n 10 said urt
Tor iCcr" drl Authority sell the viu, u said Estate
pursuant I" Ill" ii'N i>> ~ the >ttU" in That iilt
Sad application i'll !c heard an! !r,i. the Probate
Otic" il st J"El'ry. in said district ii Caledonia the
18th day ri O,tui ~ 4 ID Isl.
You, therefore, "rc, notified 10 appear before said
Court II the time and place aforesaid. and Vi il yoC
cnI>" I" Ill" granting @! said license.
Dated AT ST J">0urN. aforesaid! TINS 2,i lay o Srptcu
Der. y. ID. So
j2'i ASA l.. FRENCH Register.
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EsSR GACsE:

q FULL set of second hand Gearing ard Irons
I for an upright Saw-mll. as cheap rs Gt,t. by
H1BBARD y RICHARDS.
West Concord, June II. 1857. 3-tf
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CARPETINGs.

ErTIR-D Physician Is YEARS of AGE whose sands
-, ~. nave nearly run "rt. discovered Will. in the
LAST l. dies certain cure for CoIsuln,oIi Asthma.
Bronchitis Coughs. Colds anil G.IicriI Debility. The
rcn": wax disco trc! iy him when his ONLY child.
Ga@ht"T was given Up 10 die. lie hld heard much Of
c M"'iHTin Restorative amt healing Qualities
ara IONS ila'i' from t' East India Hemp ami the thought
occur t. hin that 'r hi hi maxi Remedy tr i> child
lie <lici hard and Succeeded in ra1. hi wishes His
.it Wi> cured. atl> alive and We'll lie has since
administered "a" wonderful remedy g. thousands suffer
in al parts 81 IN. Eg,ri ami h. Ia failed III max
liz Ilrti 'll'"tel hcai'hv and happy. Wishing h. Il"
m' good - possible. h" viii send e't ." lis afflicted
ieli"w-lri-- reIr"s! u. Iis recipe with full and
lc dire Il us r making ii up. and Successfully using
II. He requires each applicant To- nC>: i;ir >l
c-ircc cents {" Dc returned iosil tc recipe
ami the remainder I" be applied 4" III" payment this
,'i. crti..inci'. Address
"a " J YVES. \" ,'t.rlil >Ir..t.
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PRICE, 81


NiI-NNN. .AlhfAAhNt| %
Wholesale Agents. 45;li - fialcNtI 81 :" = 81
SOD liz Druggist generally. u
!. {. BINGHAM. EEOH \ \ lloYT. who.c>.--
ma retail Agents St.Ic'->lurN
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ITS RESTORATIVE AND sTgrSG TurNIN
rrEy,TS

come net II n v.-ritly "a "a. l:i-, s-y ,--s,
G; IL by 10 -no-s-v- a-,I =, a. - -,-
oi'-fa'i'i's ~ a.cvaei.c r-!!s - ;--;-r... -
o,ium-all which law ~ s-.-,.,. y ~ =.
cnilii. ilan T. I p. -. - W. i...r. r-,a.4.-
sad, = NV c"rs;.-.- I-,l,-:i-s 49, l--i,-i =
quietly tg-..z-n- liz Nerves. HID. KS -
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Eco AGENTS..

-nu LuCt Al and traItlli- "-,it> Mai,,'d u -.
wv IaHii1 is,i.. >-"I" 80" .tr il'li Ia n mn
chance. business. Permanent mi -"Antii -iN'H
-, - sl,;-,ts SIMPSON. f>t:f-s
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TIE STATE OF VERXGNT.
~ RIG II M X CA X ! T. y / T. X
ST. Johnsbury Marble Works.

The Subscribers ha," ENLARGED their establish
l.l,I' during 'hc past >ca>on.-.lnd in returning
ricir thanks for ,i.r view ., rcr;l f,cr with which
IA. If works has been REGARDED would announce
that r. are =. y =. ldl ~ tr..ii marble vorn
in MI various hr.rchc~. il r,h and unique t,ly~
which cannot b., ,Nce.lcI-;s' prices A,.oN all conn
l,'i'.ors-:lG y ..hn the mcau> o:.,li. Those who
n" about, ,rcc'in-, NonUG,,.t~. or Slabs. viii ind
II tbs establishment designs copied FROM the rci
artistic work Of Mount Auburn and wood
Cemeteries. also the simple >iah-"r made Ia
or,,r-o suit the peculiar taste Of the purchaser.
W - Y I " + y rs.
Grave Stones. Ncar'h>. Centre Table and Wash
Stand Tops. Niche Siil>. manufactured of mar'".
Granite. Slate. Soap and Free Stone. Al the lowest
po>,ihi, prices.
IRON FENCES.
For enclosing burial lots. furnished 4, The lowest
: rates.
In end ayorinG TO keep our work on IN equality
with the best city work-at 4 much loss price
trust shall receive the liberal patronage our
cN"rtio'i> merit.
Work delivered in the nci"lhorin. towns
free Of charge TIlpS. BRIGHAM.
% JAS. l.. CARPENTER
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GOLD PLATES,
New Arrangement.

New Arrangement.
H>1lE subscriber having purchased tie c,ltrc in
= tcrc>t Of y. Il. FLINT in the Harness Bu>i
ness on Railroad Street. is PREPARED to furnish
all kinds Of work iii thi~ line at Sor. notice and
in I wnrkmanlikc manner
An assortment Of
GOOD HARNESSES
constantly on hand.
:: REPAIRING done at short notice.
J. +. LADTCER
Opposite the Pas>ump>ic House. St John~hnrv,
w.. May II. 1917. :,tf
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CLOTHING WAREHOUSE

tHllE Sub criber would inform the citizens of
i..nd'n and surrounding towns. that h.. has
taken The store former, occupied hy II Babhi.t.
and fitted up the same * Il Clothing store and
Tailor : SHOP and has secured The services Of an
experienced Gutter. and i ncw prepared to FUN
i>h Clothing in every variety al reasonable prices
He will also keep on hand a large stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
to which he invites attention Of those in wan, of
the same. II. l.. JONES
LYNDON. April 81. l>j1. stiff
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Busi1l,sA CdroS.

JiS. u. fLink. EGOHEINUEE.
BRADFORD. Vt.
Book-BinGing in all its varieties executed will
nca,nc>> and dispatch. Also Blank Books of fever,
variety. for Merchants. &c. Town and prohat.
Records, &C.. made to order.
Bradford. August. 1871, lGi5-1ais
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Conn. & Pass. f, R, Notice,

'AHHE adjourned meeting Of The Stockholders
of the Connecticut X ia>~,nnn>ic Rivers
fai!road Company will br held At JITTI.E'> no.
ifL. III Barton. Vt. on "Wednesday. the twenty
lr>t day of October next N ten o'clock. 4. NJ.
f.. CLEVELAND. Secretary.
Coventry. Sept. II. So. lis
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Srtools.
St. Johnsbury Academy
\ y ID
n OR NJ AL IN STI TU T z;

'ENIIE Trustees of the st. Iohnsburv (VtD
L Academy, in view Of the present deficiency of
facilities iii our State for training to thorough
and practical knowledge, OF their employment,
those Who are 70 be the teachers OF our Common
Schools. and believing that the imprn' cIncnt> de
manGcd in these Schools can only be secured by
providing for them more thoroughly qual;'t.
Teachers. propose to establish in connection with
The Academy department Of instruction having
special reference to this object.
In order to furnish to those who are designing
to be Teachers i specific course Of instruction.
such as is pursued in the Normal Schools Of neigh
boring States. one Of tn" permanent teachers con-
ncctcd with the Academy will hereafter devote his
chief attention, to this class Of students. Fer the
present Mr.. C"Il;Y. who has resumed his connec-
ton with the Academy, viii have charge Of this
department.
The course Of study will include with the higher
English branches. y thorough training Of classes
in the elementary studies with reference both to
the acquisition If an accurate knowledge of the
same. and the proper methods Of teaching th"ln 10
others.
An Experimental Class will be formed which
will rccitr nndcr the supervision Of the Principal
but in which each member of the ciaN>> will. III
turn. act as teacher. the design being TO furnish
thc members IN opportunity to Try their capacity
to teach and to perform successfully thi, cicfdu-
" incumbent on them in tn" school Room.
lherc VIII he frequent Lectures ANA Discuss
in connection with the Hrritatiol.> upon Modes
If | aching Government ~! Schools and other
TOPICS re':.t.nr ~ the Teachers c;liinG
In makin- this arrangement the Trustees have
also had in view such a division Of labor among
the Teachers Of the School. * wili make it more
desirable resort ior the older class Of students who
az fitting for College or Prosecuting the higher
English studies. The avail. If i fund At the dis
po~al Of the Trustees will be appropriated 70 pay
tuitioH and other expenses of INDECENT NrUngncn
in a course Of preparation for the Christian Min
is:ry.
arrangements have been made ~ which the l!:-
1...l;y her,t,:,rr experienced ~ scholars III pre-
curing Beard AMI Rooms. viii b" removed. IN
opportunity viii 3c furnished t,r a Boarding Grub
- the Academy House. where voun2, can pro-
cure rooms aid reduce considerably the ordinary
e<Io,.,, OF living. The Boarding Ilou>" formerly
t.'tr, ,.p To- accommodate students will hy occU-
pied frr that purpose.
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T. NlTTUTES. u. y.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. LYNDON. VI.
Particular skill claimed in the treatment Gifts.
Epilepsy. Asthma. Cancer. Female diseases.
ii, art diseases. Rheumatism. >crofula. C"n>urnp-
ton. and chronic diseases generally.
Office at hi house. .3.f
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-01
VERMONT.

Examine carefully he Instruction. annered)
40i From Montpelier, by Barre South Barre Williams
town, East Brook6eld East Randolph, and East
Bethel, to Royalton, 36l miles and back, thru
times week.
Leave Montpelier Monday, Wednesday, and friday
M2am;
Arrive at RoynIton in time for the 10 Boston
say by IL m;
Leave Royaion Tuesday, Thursdsy, and Saturday
arrival OF Boston mail snyat p M
Arrive at Montpelier by IL night
400 From Montpelier, by Barre and Washington, to
Chelsea "a miles and bach, three times week.
Leave Montpelier Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at III mi
Arrive a, Chelsea by Jpn;
Leave Chelsea Monday, Wednesday, and Friday a,
I0am
Arrive at Montpelier by 3 m.
l09 From Montpelier, by Barre, Orange, West Tops
ham, WAITS River, East Corinlh, and Bradford
Centre, to Bradford "a miles and back, three times
week; with three additional weekly trips between
East Cornrh aud Bradford, miles and back.
Leave Montpelier Tuesday, Thursday, and sa'ur-
day affair;
Arrive at Bradford by 4pmi
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Leave Liyermors Falls Tuesday and Friday at 81
Arrive at Bryant's Pond next days by IL am;
Leave Bryanl's Pond Wednesday and Saturday at
pm;
Arrive at Liyermore Falls next days by a m.
l52 From Livermore Falls, by Jay, North jay Will
ton. and East Wilton, TO Pennington, II miles
and back, ak times week.
Leave Lyemore Falls daily, except Sunday, on
the arrival of from Portinnd-say al lOt m;
Arrive at Pennington by m5
Leave Pennington daily except Sunday, at a m;
Arrive at Livermoie Falls by IL 4 am.
1853 From North Livemore TO Lyermore Falls, miles
and back, six times week.
Leave North Livermore daily, except Sunday at 8
Arrive at Lvemore Falls by 10 a m,
Leave Livermore Falls daily, except Sunday, at II
am;
Arrive at North Lvermore by lam.
l54 From Dixfeld, by Peru, Canton Mills, Livermore
and Strickland's Ferry, TO Strckland's Ferry
Depot, 81 miles and back. three times week.
Leave Dxfed Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at6am;
Arrive at Strickland's Ferry Depot by ~ m;
Leave Stricklands Ferry Depot Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at 10 am
Arrive at Dixfed by 4pm.
1856 From Mexico, by Roxbury, to Byron, IL miles
and back, a week.
Leave Mexico Saturday at 2 p m;
Arrive al Byron by PM
Leave Byron Saturday at a mi tsfa
Arrive at Mexico by IL am.
I56 From North Jay by East Dixfed and Carthage, to
Weld, 10 miles and back, three times a week.
Leave North Jay Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at 81 M
Arrive at Weld by 10 M
Leave Weld Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Arrive at North Jay by 4pm.
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Arrive at sandish by lam.
son Cornish, I Hiram aass and Brownssid, % Frye
Leave slandish Monday Wednesday, AID Friday
Arrive at F. rysba,sh BIZ snmi
Leave Fyebursh Tuesday, Thursday, and saar-
Arrive =, siandish by pm.
1873 From East Bald BALDWIN ey ssbsgO. to Denmark IL
Leave East Baldwin Tuesday Thursday, and Sat
Leave Denmark i ras y Thursday and Saturday
Arrive ri At Il East Baldwin by Ham.
'' NSe h
Lisbon, to Webster % miles and back six times
week North Yarmouth, and three times
Leave Yarmouth daily, except Sunday, a. ga
Arrive a North Yarmouth day by 10 a M
Leave North Yarmouth daily, except Sunday, at u
Arrive a. Yarmouth day BY So m,
Leave North Yarmouth Monday Wednesday, and
Leave Webster Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive q. IN North Yarmouth by 10 m.
Isl From Railroad Junction at Danvlle, by Lewiston
$50 Leeds Station, Monmouth, Winthrop, Readheld,
Wsss %. DsRS ws;sr S %ss
Afe back, week, and as frequently cars
80, run i required, and by schedule satisfactory to
isa From Mechanics Falls, by West Mino East Heb
and back, six times week. and as frequently as
Les1s Mechanics Falls daily, except sunday at Al
Arrive We a. Robinson's Mills by 81 p m;
Leave Robinsons Mills daily except Sunday at
,s S s,s S.'se s o.
Lsavs Oxford Depot Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
A,s s.s S ..as a xs sy and Friday
Arrive a. Oxford Depot by Iam.s
IA From Railroad Depot BY Wslchv,le to Oxford ~
miles andba ck, six week.
Leave Railroad Depot daily, except Sunday ut 81
Arrive at Oxford by Ios a m;
Leave daily Sunday at lit
., e F aa e west RnGs d and North
Oxford Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Leave ss Gray 'a tuesday y Thursday and Saturday
casco, and Otsded Boosters Mills, 81 miles
Leave f Raymond TUESDAY S%s s Tsaisdy
Hssss Bo S Mills ' Monday ~ wednesday
An,ss. Raymond y 70 IL, $500.
B1dgeton, and West Bridgeon, 10 E,yebursh g
niles and back six times week to BTidseton 6
Leave South Paris daily, except Sunday, at 9la m,
b#148a .r arrival Of cars;
Hssss ssasss Il sasps sunday
HsaSs Ba sse Tassdsy Thursday Saturday
hs'ss fy ssssSsEss Monday. and ra.
Arrive ! !, II Birisssen " la m. ~. =,
Leave South Paris daily, except Sunday, at ~ M;
Leave Norway dsy. exssp, Sunday at II am;
,ss Fsse sea S4s Psr sas~s Falls
North Woodstock, RomfOrd, Rumord Point, and
South Andover to Andover 80 miles and back,
Ls.vs ssn da Paris Tuesday Thursday,
Day a. lo 9 m;
Leave AndoSs gi Monday Wednesday, and Friday
at ". Arrive At South Paris by IL M
lao From Norway, by Waterford South WATERFOWL
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05

IA Honest Nan 4 Mr. Bi3egay Who,
in 1910 was in business il Ne~ York as a
joiner, became involved and Obtained dis
charge under the insolvent law iie tbca
went West and established himself in Co
lRlobus IN The. plow making ba.s.eass ll4v-
ing during the past year received ply
mont Of 80 ,000 from a railroad COMPANY,
he revisited New York with the intention Of
finding his old creditors. or their reprozen-
isiives, and squariHg his accounts. He
was able to find but one of the original cra3-
itors living, TO whom he paid tie acbt Of
forty-seven years standing lie also paid
the children Of one of his other creditors,
whom lie succeeded il finding NJ. HidEe-
way represented his district in Congress faf
six Years
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05
uU2IA FER OLD BUCK !.

3F4sNI0aTo, august 19.--Iha FRESH
dent short time ago received letter from
Professor silHman and others including sst-
oral Doctors Of Divinity Of New Haven, OBJ
ioeting to tie employment ny him Of the
United States military forces 10 execute the
50 called laws Of Kansas, and assuring him
that they cease not to pray chat he may have
his proper course ofduty pointed out to him,
or something to that effect. TO this letter
the prosdcl has just replied briefly but
pointedly, denying their premises and ques-
tioniue their knowledge Of these laws, and
after acknowledging their validity, he calmly
assures them That BY the help Of God he VIII
enforce them ia accordance with his 0ath OF
Office.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05

Ata recent triad in Wisconsin, The SUI.
ject Of controversy was demiiodn Of wits
key which was ordered to he brought III
court. The defcndent was trie,l and 50 was
the wliiskey; in other words the whiskey
Was drunk aud 50 was the jury
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05
lIEnLGlLl HOUSE.

TO, II $. Frederick ST. Baltimore. nd.
Estodiabea Il, order 70 q6ogd he afflicted sound and
'Sefeat93e medieo! aid end for nc oppression Of
Decp0r SMITH,
III is for many years devoted his whole attention
u Il to She treatment OF Private complaints in all
their varied and eomFiiea5adt9rHs -
His great success in these long ~
standing and alEitult eases, such as So
were formerly considered ncura- So
tesis sufficient to commend him to
the pugic 80 worthy or the extcn-
siYe Natrof as5e v.lich he has recaiv-
ed. WitliH HelHst eight Years br. =
S. bng tt tel fero an %. Stae1- Ss5s
SEES OF Private Complaints in their different forms
and staees. PRACTICE " hich na doubt ezee ds that
of Hi5 Je ofit@ FbVsciaH5 r6F advertising In Bal
tiM0ie, and NOT single Gaze is known. vHefe d.
REGIONS ueIe strictly followed, and medicines AIKEN
q reasonable time. without ciIecting radical and
permanent cure; therefore, persons, afflicted with
diseases Of The above nature. mo mstter how dif-
cult or long staEGing the case may be-" would do
well to call OF Dr. Smith AZ his Office, No. II South
Frederick Street.
The afflicted should bear in mind that Dr. s. i
the only regular physician advertising, who has 70
many Ycacs devoted bis whole attention to the treat
lneHt Of This c'ass Of Diseases.
Ills medicines arc free from Mercury and all nil
eral pcis oHs put mp in . neat and compact io1u-
and may be tak7n IN public or private house. q
while ira cling, without exposure or hjndfanoe frcF
business and except lH cases OF violent inttammatior
no change Of diet i5 necessary,
fatthe unfoitaaats bear ia mind who, aHfetion
overtakes him, t58t 70 time should be lost in max
! ing application To competent physician, Us they
would not only obtain relief from Pein, avoid mef-
taeation through eXposure end Glade q great con-
sttlHtluna, injury, bus enable their medical assistant
10 b. more moderate in his charges tlau he could
justly be, where symptoms have become coniirncd
or the dis ase mase widely diauscd. heraHid nd
vance Of this ttnr terri wing disease. sntiEoutt 10
alarm tie i0fae4J heart. hen liberation and dis
coprod 6lotaheE. Ni raeking paias. het5av to the
uGhgp4r, victim f5za deadlx raizon aHeg iHe aH is
,-ff# rA4 444#f FHf,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05

Brown is a married man. 4 few day
since he thought Of taking trip 10 Paris.
One of his friends meeting him in the street
inquired
aWell Brown, my boz, when are you
of?"
Tomorrow.
Don't take your gifa with YOU -
No iris 4 voyage Of pleasure"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05

A transcenaental preacher took for lis text
Feed my lambs" \ plain farmer quaint
ly remarked TO him, ON coming out Of the
church, y very good text, sir, but yen
should tako care net to put the hay so high
that the lambs can t reach II.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05

Did any Of you eyer see IN elephant
skin = asked the master Of N iafsnt scHgoi
III fast neighborhool
Il have !" shouted Q SIX year Oh At DC
foot ef the cass.
~ here? 2 inquired Oh spsetaeIes. anus
ed at his earnestness.
''0a tue elephant, was lbe reply.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-05

4 man named Mastfe)n, sa55 IN ex-
change, married woman named MARTINI
and in that way, knocked her eye & out On
the day OF their marriage.