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WOLFE Il CAIRNS,
MANUFACTURES DEALERS, WHOLESALE RETAIL, IN
BOOTS SHOES TRUNKS, CARPET-BAGS, &c, &C.
Is BOllingbrOOk Street,
PETERSBURG, VA. .--
July "a, 1857 We
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.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
RALEIGH, N. C.
Office on Fayetteville Street Immediately in the rear Of
the office of Kemp P. Battle Esq.
Aug. I, 1857.
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JAMES III. STRUM,
General Agent and Collector,
OXFORD, N. C.
REFERENCES:
joseph H. Gooch Granville Co., n. c.; Hon. A. W. Ven
able, Brownsville N. C.; r. N. D. c. Herndon, Oxford,
n c.; r. A. Young, Petersburg. Va
February IA, 1857. z4-sWly.
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WILLIS L. GREEN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Memphis, Tenn.
(OGce, east side Ndim Street, No. 1881
WILL PRACTICE IN THE SEVERAL COURTS
Il" of Shelby, Upton, and Fayette. All business en-
trusted to his care will receive prompt attention
~ Special attention given to collection of claims
Eahrn,,.v "a 1881 27-swly.
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]. M. STEVENSON.
GENERAL AG E Mt,
For the sale all kinds of produce All orders promptly
attended to.
OFFICE No. "a, NoRTHWATER ST.,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
October 90 1856. 96-swlypd
KEMP p. BATTLE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
FAYETTEVILLE ST., RALEIGH, n. C..
Will attend the Courts of " Ike and Franklin, and the
Terms of the Supreme and sral Courts.
July l, 1856. 66-u.
% Register copy.
BARRON C. WATSON. GAsToN MEARE.
WATSON L MEARES,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
34 Burling slip,
NEW YORK.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SALE OF SOU
- thern produce.
Dec, l2, 1856. 1-Sw1r.
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATTOR NEY AT LAW,
SMITHFIELD, N. c.,
Will attend regularly the Courts of Pleas Quarter Ses
sions of Wake Johnston, Cumberland and Harnett
Sniithfeld Feb. 20. 1856. 2s-tf
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&0k REMARD.-RANAWA1 on THE n NIGHT
D~eD of the llth inst, my boy HARDY The said
bov is about FIVE feet inches high is of light copper
color has straight black hair, his front uppe teeth
he left black frock-coat; also, he had low crown
wool hat with broad ribbon on it. He will probably go
into SouthCarolina, he last the road to
Cheraw. will pay the above reward to any person that
will him to me. place him that can get him.
REDICK DEAN.
WadeshorO' Anril 9l 43-swtf.
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THE NEW NOVELS.

THE NEW NOVELS.
MISS SEDGWICK'S MARRIED OR SINGLE
Ivl Borrow's ROmany Rye.
Levers Fortunes of Glencore. 8 =, -,
James Leanoro D'Orco.
Currer Bells Professor
Mrs. Oliphants Athelings. .--| F..
Mrs Mulochs Nothing New.
Mrs. Marsh's Rose Of Ashurst.
~ For sale by
H. D. TURNER
Raleigh August %, 1858. ,...-f ~ So
NJORTH.CAR0LINA.C .CASSIMERES, FINE
N assortment dieren prices, colors and qualities u
August 81, 1857. --as# %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-18

The PRESIDENTS MESSAGE, which we laid
before our readers last week, is in the main a
very fair state paper, and one calculated to
give favorable impression wherever tits read.
The position which he assumes on the Kan
sas question, however, gave rise to an animat-
ed discussion in the Senate, in which the L.
compton Constitution, and the action of tho
Convention in not submitting it to the people
for their ratification or rejection, were do
nounccd in no measured terms Most CON
spicuous among the opponents Of the admin.
istration on this subject, was Senator Doug
las, whose bodness and Independence, to one
less accustomed to political engineering, wafa
result in political suicide Mr. Douglas
speech is said to be one of the most powerful
he ever made, and coming as it does from the
author Of the Kansas Nebraska bill, we feel
warranted in giving it in full in our Congress
sionai proce edings
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compton Constitution, because his arguments
are against it. 1t is a fine piece of sarcasm
for the Presidents pipe. But the message is
entirely overshodowed here by the pronuncia-
mento Of Douglas. The work of the slavoc-
rocy now is not to praise the President, but
TO save him.
December IL.
The Washington Star Dem of last even
ing speaks of Senator Douglas thus:
III we not mistaken in our comprehension Of the
DIM oi his remarks he is prepared TO separate himself
once and forever, We fear, from bis old friends In the
great question which is 70 be made the main dividing
Issue between parties in this country for the next de.
cadc. There can be no halfway position ON the
Kansas question as it has been prccipatcd upon ne
National Administration and Congress Those occupy.
ing common platform with reference to H. side by side
with senator Seward and Hale cannot be- regarolad as
hereafter emitted 10 Democratic Jeiio,rship."
Thus one of the Democratic newspapers at
the capital oxpels Douglas from the party,
and announces the same fate for every Demo
crat in the country who dares to approve of
of Douglass ground. The Union of this
morning is entirely silent whether waiting
for instructions from the Administration. or
nursing slavocratic wrath for terrible onset
or counting the chances Of the final result.
remains to be seen.
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Markrts.

BOSTON MARKET, DECEMBER i6, 1857.
AnHhS.-Ihc market Is quite dull for Ashes and
prices have declined to Ia l2c for Pearls and 10
a 6 "a for Pots
GRAlN.-lhc market Tor Corn has been dull during
the week, and prices not firm. Sales Of Southern
yellow at Doc for old. and 20 Soc for new as TO quality
ana new white AZ "a 1Gc per bush. Oats have been in
fair demand, with sales Of Northern and Canada at As
Ace.
HOPS-lhe market is very dull and prices are quito
nominal.
PROVISIONS. - Butter remains without material
change, with sales NJ good and choice 40 " poo and
common at ~ lGc per 10.
WOOL-Iherc is better demand for WOOL but at low
prices The sales of The week comprise l2j.nIO lbs
heece and pulled a. Is i5c Tor common and good accce
and 80 "a 81 l-2c for superinc and extra pulled.
Saxony Pieces, % a AZ Pulled, extra. IS ~
Am iull blood, 3S 40 " supcrfnc, 30 a IS
l-2 30 81 ." ID -" Is a 20
Com. 10 IA 2j a 30 81 "a -
Western mixed. . a 80
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr.-Dcc 49,
By Telegraph 10 The Vatcbp,an * Jouynqi
mo Report Equally annoying TO and our readers
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DEATHS.

IN Plaiuaeld y. H., Nov. 2lst Capt. Enos Record,
aged 70 years.
In Brookheld, Nov H. suddenly, Lnorctia d.. wife Of
h~~s@ = Ha-- alda-t ae...htsr af Saa Hall Esa
aged 20 years and months.
In Philadelphia. Nov q, Rev. Arson Rood, late pas
tor of the Central Presbyterian Church. Northern Lber-
tics, aged 56,-a native Of Jericho, Vt.
In Northheld Dee. lth Geo. D. Stcarns aged 60 yrs.
In Northfeld Dee 6, Susan NJ wife Of label h. Lyon,
aged 81 Yrs.
In Barre. Dec. s, Mrs Sophia H. Town, wife Of silas
Town. Jr., aged "a years aud months.
In Hardwick. Nov 20th. Of consumption Mrs. Abb
gail A., wife Of Mr. Cyrus 2. Webster aged % years
and months.
In Stradord, Nov. 18th, Royal H. Rollins, aged 80
years
In yershire Nov. 23d Thomas son Of Capt. Thos.
Pollard, aged II years
In Peaehau, Nov 25 Mrs. Mary Sanborn, aged II
years
In Woodbury., OCT. 2ith, Mr.. Elias $. Young, aged
G5 years and no months
In Rochester Nov. 2ah Mrs Mary Hubbard, rehct
Of the late Elisha Hubbard aged 81 years
Ia Hydcpark Nov. 18th, ARIEL Iuuton, NJ. d. aged 6S.
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- The Southern Monitor. Of Dec. 10Th.
contains a lengthy appeal to its Northern
Democratic allies to stand by the adminstra-
ton in the present Kansas controversy, at
the same time asserting that 'if the Kansas
Nebraska bill means that majority of the
people Of a territory can exclude slavery, Il IS
unconstitutional" That is the kind of pop
ular sovereignty the South dictated, and the
North must acquiesce or "de kuH Of ibis
Union irW Be sounded r. The Monitor says
"CiuKcns Of the North n you endorse tncsr
men. Chic Free State " Kansas and be Influenced
by the Inbuncs, the Wilson's, Summers, Bcechers and
the Of the dcmagogucs douglas with the Of
course who have resolved degrade the South and
inundate the administration depend upon IL before the
ldcs of March THE KNELL OF THIS UNION
WOULD BE SOUNDED"
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The NEW YoHK Musical REVIEW is published
semi-monthly by Mason Brothers. l0S and ITO Duane
Street New York. Terms-Singe copies 81 five cop
les 81 copies ~ and twenty copies Sl2 That our
readers may the better understand the character Of the
paper will give the contents Of the number before u.s.
to wit; Musical Gossip; European Itemsi Music in New
York Expression in Congregational Singing, (beng
Of series Of articles that subect); Musical De
grees; Passing Of Musical Travel by Geo Root
Music Book Review; Our Musical Correspondence
Containing letters from Albany, Boston, Philadelphia
Evansville, Wis, Carlinyille, ILL.,, and Chattanooga
Tcnn) and Replies to Correspondents. Add to this siS
pieces of music sacred and secular, and who shall say
it is not enough It's editorial department is mainly
der the direction Of Messrs Lowell Mason, Geo. f. Root
and VIM b. Bradbury three Of the very best in
the country The paper will enter upon its 9th year tn,
first Of January next. We have been constant reader
Of Utmost Of the time since its commencement, and We
feel no hcsitancy in warmly commencing 1t to read
efs
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cHAs. WHITNEY.


Now York, Oct. 2, IS55.
Prof o. J. WOOD--Dear Sir Aner reading the adj
yertisemcnt in Of the New York Journals Of your
celebrated Hair Restorative, procured half pint bot
tie and much pleased with il that continued its
for two months, aud satsged It is decidedly the
best preparation before the public. IL at removed
all the dandruf and unpleasant itching from the scalp,
and has restored my hair naturally, and have doubt,
permanently
You have permission refer to me- all who entertain
any doubt Of its performing all that is claimed for IT,
MISS FEEKS, % l-2 Greenwich Az.
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LEDGER.
FANNY FERN writes
only for THE NEW YORK
LEDGER.
SNLYANUS COBB, Jr.,
writes only for THE NEW
YORK LEDGER.
t3kfi3RaoN nERTafUT'T
writes only for THE NEW
YORK LEDGER.
ALICE CARY. Mrs. ST.
GOURNEN Y, and DR.. MEL
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Prof o. ]. WOOD Allow me to attest the virtues
and magic powers Of your Hair Restorative Three
months since, being exceedingly gIay purchased and
soon commenced IN nsc two bottles and Il began
10 tell In restoring the silver locks their native color
and the hair which before dry and qarsh and falling
OF, became soft and glossy and It ceased falling;
the dandruf disappeared and the scalp lost all the disa
greeabc itching annoying before and now not only
look but feel young again.
Respectfully, yours, etc, CHAS. WHITNEY.
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" THE NEW YORK LEDGER, the great
Family Paper, has now attained the extraor
binary circulation Of Three Hundred and Thir-
" thousand Copies The Prospectus of the
LEDGER, which contains all necessary infor-
nation in regard TO it, will be found in our
advertising columns.
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Contributors will continue to
write for THE LEDGER as
heretofore.
No expense viii he spared
70 secure others whose pens
shall be considered conpc-
tent to add to THE LED
GERS attractions and use
fulncss.
Mrs. EMMA D. T.. y.
sou rHWORTH writes on
ly for THE NEW YORK
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~ We call attention TO a communication
on the first page, in reference to the new Fe-
male Boarding School in this village. Our
correspondent has an opportunity Of Judging
of the character of the institution, that makes
his opinion OF its merits nnquestionable.
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Boston s glcm purk advertisements
VHE MAGNETIC BELT.-Tho under

THE MAGNETIC BELT. The under
signed, after many years Of careful research and ex
pertinent, have discovered and perfected safe conve-
nent and unexceptionable Of completely control
ing the maternal function, without employing any Of the
unnatural and dcetrous experiments often resorted
to for that purpose Apart from its specific of pre-
venting Conception, il is mfable Of restoring
TO health the abused derangod and enfcehed provocative
functions Of females and Of renygorang and restoring
the general health to its wonted constitutional intcrity-
II consists Of Magnetic Bet which enorcles the body
directly over the os Wmi, by the magnetic action Of
which the formulating power is intercepted and held in
abcyancc and the vital neuromagneuc currents other
wise drained of by sexual exccsses turned back
through the system, stimulating all the viscera a
healthy normal tone. In true moral aspect, valid
objection be urged against its lawful use inasmuch
il is designed to subscrye great humanitary purpose
in the reproductive economy IL is impossible in brief
card to give the reader adequate conception Of the vr
tues Of the discovery and the nod Of its action. Ac
cordngy the propretors have prepared pamphlet full
ly cmbodying the philosophy Of its influence upon the
geniye function, It's uses tests and results which they
will forward upon the receipt Of Six in postage
stamps 10 any address.
The price Of the Belt is IS, sent by mail free
De C0uRSEY, NORTON x co,
BAG Broadway, New York.
guo Rn~D
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ak ETCHES, BIOGRA-
PLY, NEWS. &c.
THE LEDGER is every
where acknowledged 10 be
the best family paper in the
world--hcnceits cXtraordina-
ry and unheard-ofpopu
The Proprietor OF the LED
GER employs the best tai
cnt, and by so doing makes
the best paper in the country.
THE NEW YORK LED
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NO. l3O broad street,
G G4sTs 1sTs fer sale large s%Gs Of ARASpE
BACCo, TEA, SUGAR, COFFEE and SPICES, Of all
kinds, as follows -
BRANDIES.--James Hennessey & CO., otard. Dupuy
Co., j. +. Martell, Peevoison &c, for the table
and for preserving purposes. in wood and glass; suit
customers.
GINS.--Double Pine Apple, Phrnix and Honeysuekle
brands, and other choice brands. Old Tom Gin Charles
London Cordial Gin. and Wolffes Schnapps, in pipes,
cases, jugs and bottles.
RUNS AND SkEYS.-London Dock, Jamaica
Rum, Old ST. Croix, and Medford Rum in every style
otherwise. The celebrated lslay Whiskey, In wood
and in glass Very old and superior Whiskeys in all
styles Of packages to suit Includes the Bourbon and
MOnongahela sorts, in barrels, kegs and bottles
WINES.-OLD MADEIRA, OF the best brands SHERRY
WINES Of all varieties of them imported In bot
ties others in 10, IA and is casks, considered by
cOnnosscuTs the most superior offered for sale in
this market CLARET WINES in Of one dozen
each, Of various prices and qualtes together with an
assortment Of White Wines and Hook Wines, from
celebrated houses in Europe. CHAMPAGNE, various
ing into great request
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.-Imported Cigars Of IA
yorite brands Tobacco, Of choice brands which will
be sold very low. and in quantities to suit purchasers.
TEAS IND SUGdKS.-AD descriptions OF Black and
Green Teas In the original packages be repackcd
to order, in 6, and 10 pound oaddcs. Sugars Of
description, which, together with all other articles
named in the above list supplied in small or large
quantities. and delivered at any place within the limits
Of the city
SPICES-Ground CoTees Mustard, Cloves, Pepper,
Allpce &c, in boxes OF different sizes, and by the
pound.
Country dealers invited send in their ORDERS
closing the money for the same directed to the under
signed, at $50 Broad street, Boston.
Samples Of all articles which be readily put up will
be furnished with the prices, il desired either through
the mail by express. The greatest and attention
will be given to the packing with view safe
portation of the invoices. JOSEPH DREW.
5S.3m No 1870 Broad street, Boston,
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Among the many preparations now in use for the re-
storing preserving and identifying the hair there
none that recommend with confidence than
Prof Woods Hair Restorative, now in general use
throughout tho States This preparation possesses the
most nyigorating qualities and fails in producing
the happy results when applied according direc
tons. We refer readers the advertisement for
few Of the innumerable certificates which have been
duced on them.
o. ]. WOOD 4 Co.. Proprietors, 3l5 Broadway, NY,
IS 3mis and ia Market street, St. Louis NJ.
Sold ia Montpelier by l.. +. PIERCE and FRED Il.
SMITH, and BIZ all Druggists throughout the country.
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70 The BELLOWS Falls Times has placed the
name of Nathaniel p Banks, Jr., at the head
of It's columns as candidate for President in
1850.
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subscribers at 81 so each
(which is our lowest club
rates., and sending US SIP,
will be entitled to one copy
free. Terms invariably in adj
vance. Address all letters to
ROBERT BONNER,
Publisher Of the
NEW YORK LEDGER.
Al Inn st., N1r York.
N.B.-Now is a good time
to subscribe, as Mrs, SOUTH
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~ The municipal election in Boston, on
Monday last, resulted in the election of Fred
orick w Lincoln, Jr., for Mayor. by 1919
plurality
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"a The Springfield Mass argus, demo-
cratic, has been suspended, and its list trans
ferrcd to the boston Post.
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have used Professor o. S. Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admired It's wonderful effects. II restored my
hair where 1t had fallen OIL it cleans the head and rem
ders the hair soft and smooth-much more so than OIL
louisville, Nov. |, 1856. MARY A. ATKINSON.
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SON write for THE NEW
YORK LEDGER.
GEO. ID. PRENTICE,
JOHN G. SANE, and all
the other best writer's. con-
tribute 20 THE NEW
YORK LEDGER.
THE LEDGER is devoted
to POLIT T. LITERA-
TURE, ORIGINAL IL
Illustrated TALES ,
L 5 5 AVS, POETRY
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HoLLowAY's Pttts - Chronic Dyspepsia Cured
Among the triumphs Of this wonderful medicine over
eonhmca diseases Of the stomach and cpgastrium the
lo9"iny IS not the least remarkable Edward Stilman
asea o. residing At Hagersiown, Md, had been for Il
eais sufferer nom indigestion aud It's painful concom.
hs ms appetite was Irregular, his frame cmaoiatcd,
~ sNlh et lNd unhealthy hue, and he had constant
Vvihg OF construction az the pit of the stomach as II
.uiu were prlng drawn tightly around IT, He con-
unualy in state Of great mental as well AS bodily ds
es3 anu 70 use his expression "lifc had become
fhsome 70 HIM" In the month Of December last he
commenced taking IIolloway's Pills Within three
weeks thereafter an the above symptoms had vanished
relapse had since occurred and he 10 now As robust
ana active as any man Of his years in all Maryland
For disorders Of the stomach liver and bowels the Pills
are the only reliable remedy ia existence.
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:. - = 7 l.
Dr' w H. ELLIOTT, distinguished Dentist gives the
following voluntary testimony
have taken the liberty without your permission to
examine critically your PERSIAN BALM as a Dentri-
enamel though the specimens employed were iinucrs-
CT IN the Balm for twcnyuur hours az time under df
eront degrees ct heat varying from what may be termed
cold to ihe temperature Of the blood and though il read
ny dissolved the tartar ncrustatiou upon ne teeth IL
eii the enamel In perfectly healthy condition In !,
practice Of twenty years have not seen anything de-
serving Of confidence as a Denrifcc."
t-0 Our readers will notice the sale of
Fancy Goods for the Holidays advertised in
this days paper, at prices so low that one
can afford to purchase even in these hard
times. Sec Holden, Cutter ~ Co.'S adyt.
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nANIEL w, LAWRENCE & CO
~ ONLY MANuFAcTuRgRs OF
MEDEORD RUM.

Sold at wholesale at Distcry in Medford-also at
Store,
No. SOS Commercial Street, Boston,
and warranted pure when purchased direct from us
Orders by mail, railroad express, attended imme
diately.
HTThere agents for the sale Of Medford Rum.
Medford Oct. LIST, 1857 596m
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State Of Illinois, Carlisle, June %, rs.
have used Professor o. ]. Woods Hair restorative,
and have admired is wonderful effect My hair be-
coming, as thought, prematurev gray, but by the
Of the Rostorative, II has resumed its original COLOR
and, ] have no doubt, permanently
SIDNEY BRESSE, Ex-senator United Statss.
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worms story. THE
BRIDE OFAN EVENING,
will be commenced in THE
LEDGER on the first Of an
uaTy.
n. h. No. 2-We have no
Agents authorized TO receive
subscriptions for I'll Il LED
GER Subscribers must al
ways remit direct to us, and
not send pay any money
10 any Agents
high moral tone characterzcs every article in THE
LEDGER. In fact, the Of its leading conribu-
tors sufficient guarantee that stands in marked
contrast to class OF weekly publications that have for
so long time flooded the country, but which, Fortunate
ly for the morals OF our people, are almost extinct
70lw
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Iafalline lamp Oh may De used IN Cnmphenc, tesn
OIL Kerosene, other lamps with button burners NOV
in common usel in Argand lamps with suitable CHM
neys In using Paraihne oil the lamp wicks require
trimming and when once igned will burn without fur
thcr until the oil Is all consumed. As the Oil burns
freely Il ~ best To keep the wick low aud allow Il
appear much above the surface Of the wick holder
For sale by the subscribers,
JOHNSON, HUNTER & CO.,
6l' 3m. Commercial Wharf, Boston. Agents for Co.
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4 CARD TO THE LADIES.-DR. Du-
n PONCo's iRENCH PERI0mcAL GOLDEN PiLLs-
lnilihlc in removing stoppages irregularities Of
the mCuscs. These Pills nothing new, but have been
used by the Doctor fer many years. both in France and
America with unparalleled success in every case, and he
a urged hy many thousands OF Ladies who have used
them, make the Pills public, for the alienation Of
those suffering from ans irregularities whatever we'll
as to prevent pregnancy those ladies whose health will
not permit increase Of family Pregnant females
those surprising themselves So cautioned against
ing these Pills while pregnant the proprietor assumes
no responsibility 10 the above admnnition, although
their mducss would prevent any mischief % the health
otherwise these Pills recommended Full and eXp-
cit directions accompanying each Box. Price 81 co.
Upon the receipt Of dollar, box will be sent 10
any address by return mail. Direct all orders to
FRED. r.. SMITH, Wholesale Druggist Montpelier,
General Agent for the State Of Vermont.
Geo. Nichols. Agent, Mortified. 10