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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-08

1r,IOCKATIC NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.
1aNHE proprietor of DEMOCRATIC PRESS IN the inte-
-or of VIRGINIA offers his establishment for SALE
The Pspe: s located in Democratic community. and has
within !, all ,he elements of success 1t has maintained
,eAos5e degree of popular favor at all tunes ana IN
er. energy and enterprise, cannot fail to ensure iee
rsl return ior the labor bestowed upon it, nwsi sup
Piled with Al. the necessary fixtures to conduct the ousi
nss. praperly -
sl be sold on liberal and accommodating terms En-
or!re OF the Editors of the Richmond Enquirer
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REMEMBER THE FACT

silver medal the last exhibition Of the Mechanics
@u,u,e for the superiority of his AMBRoTYPES over
pictures on exhibition; but still higher reward
|. receiving from daily increase Of his business
'ch proves that his efforts to establish rs class Gale
has met with the appreciation of generous public.
esespecully that in order to meet the de.
nds OF his business he has increased his force Having
w 10 his employ superior Artist, he 10 preparedto fur
.'h PHOTOGRAPHS from small to life size, colored
OIL water pastee, which he warrans for accuracy
.antry The public respectfully invited to cell and
famine specimens.
IsieiT, Co..ntnan Hail. berween 9th and 10th, Main
lSee., Richmond. P E. GIBBS, Proprietor.
r. s. These Photographs can be enlarged from small
Inneres, Dasuerreotypes or Ambrotypes, tolife nze
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-08

T1F P0LYTECnNIC C0LI.EGE

OF THE STATE OF PENNSYL VAEIA.
WEST PENN SQUARE PH,LA oELPHrA
INCORP GRATED BY the Legislature 1853, on the plan
u cf the Industrial Colleges Of Paris and Berlin
The wintcr session of the fifth collegiate year will
Monday, November 9th, 1851 and continue four
months
In addition to thorough, practical instruction in Mathc
maticr Civil Engineering Architecture aud Drawing, full
series Of Lectures by members of the Faculty given,
follows;
Geology, Mineralogy and Mining Engineering, by Prof
w. J. Whitaker, A. NJ.
Industrial, Analytical and Agricultural Chemistry, by
Prot. a. L. Kennedy NJ. D.
Mechanical Engineering and the Principles Machines
by Prof. NJ T. Tuthill, A. M.
Ample facilities provided for Field and Laboratory
Practice and students may pursue full partial
Fee for full course, $50.
For further information, apply to
DIR. A. L KENNEDY.
Nov 2-ctf President Faculty Philadelphia.
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PRNITENTIARY OF VIRGINIA.

PRNITENTIARY OF VIRGINIA.
at this Institution. and sold there
and at the Agents Store. No. 81, Pearl street, the
Using hriicea, at reduced prices, to wit:
noots Shoes and Brogues
women, Children and Servants Shoes
M~aSor and Cart Harness of every description
"Hschite Bands, Leather Hose
Wagons. Carts
: Urnys and Wheeibarrows
; mMdrobes, Safes, &c.
striped and Plaid Cottups
SSe''ey.a and Linseys, for plantation hands
4, heady Made Clothing for servants.
o' o. The above articles hand and for SALE or win
aae or repaired, other job work done to order on
notice for cash. to punctusl customers only on
,rceIs from the country with satisfactory references
i,1P'y iIP attended to. Address K NJ. NIMMO,
Syo-ca o-ca Agent and Storekeeper Va Pententiary.
oHDER.-Jnr: 20 hand. large supply of all kinds
aa make OF Powder for field sporting, duck and
cannon and blasting. put up in canisters
.h u 70 hse lbs and in kegs from 81 iba to IS lbs
III oe sold low at Wholesale and retail.
oe,,s CHAs. LEONARD,
Old Street, Petersburg, Va
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pa, EDITORS AND PRINTERS.

THE subscribers beg leave to call attention 20 i1Si
soRnrRS PRESSES &c, &C, large supply OF
xSicb they keep constantly on hand at their Type and
s,.reo,ypc Foundry. No. y, Gold street, New / ork
We have full assortment, Of all articles required In
Printing Office. including
CASES. CHASES, GALLEYS, &C.,
Al Of which we warran, equal in every respect to any
Manufactured mis- Country. end whca We VIII sell On
~ r.uslter viz ak months credit for approved ne
.o,abe noes or ten per discount for cash Old
ype in exchange Tor at the customary price
Of uine cents per pound delivered within 6O days from
time OF purchase otherwise ak cents per Ponna. r.,
WM. HaGAR, JR., g. 90.
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GEN. WM. T. HASKELL.-The numerous friends
of this gentleman, in and out of his own Sta:e, will
be pleased hear Of his complete restoration to health
and sanity He has been discharged from he Lunstic
Asylum in Lexington, KY, anh ~ delivering lectures
in that re gon. He is OF the most brilliant
tnrs of tha SnuthHeat.
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!. CERr,IN cIRE F0R pYspEPsIA

4 80 SUMNER COMPLAINT, highly recommended
- 5y IL pEysicisns of both the old and new world.
Aise' Beer up in bottles for family use.
ieF dozen pin,s 81 q. Per dozen quarts 81 25. In
PACKAGES OF from TWO 10 ak dozen Put up and sold by
P. WlLBAChER No. cog Main street.
Richmond, Va.
no extra cnnise ror package or drayape
Orders from the country will be PROMPTLY responded
provided amount being added, good city reference
wen.
For SALE Lager Beer in quarter aud half casks of
and l6 gallons
Superior Cream Ale in quarter and half casks, of and
3 gallons Aprl oo -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-08

The undersigned. AGsSr VIRGINIA, for the above
well known establishment, can supply the ttsoo VII"
PRISTiNoi PRESSES. TYPES, CASES. &c;
f,pou tie liberal ,ccr1o. Having - .heu .at ,
aosp ESQu!sER'' for upwards OF 'en years Win ype
20 induced 70 rccommcnd materials from their es'
..b.hmen, In preference to Others.
spec!men Books will be furnished to the trade ana
,uch articles ss may be selected WIN be win
iespaich ~ "M. n' ;uS "
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IlKpETiNGS. CURTAIN GOODS, &c.


W. prepared exhibit this season the la'gea,
W sni most varied assortment as 70 quai,ty anu
;rse cf goods in ou. ane (s embraced in card be-
n ac!riius TRAININGS and Fixtures, that we have
ever had
importing direct from the manufactures large portion
our Goods. and carefully selecting the balance from
factories in this country, stock will compare
'so'a5ly wiki any in the United States-all which we
1..J,ed s.li at the lowest remuneratvo profits.
RICHARDSON Il co.
DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN,
,ai scsp Gale in quantities to suit purchaaers at their
WARE-ROOMS, No. 95, MAIN ST,
R;cHMoSp. Va,
all kinds Of
CdRPETING
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, CURTAIN GOODS,
RUGS, MATS. WINDOW SHADES,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS. &C.
We will have made to order
CARPETS, OIL CT o HIS,
Window Curtains and shades.
Buyers respectfully invited examine our Goods
Sept l2-c3m' RICHARDSON g. Co. o5 Main o..
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NEW STOCK OF JEwELRY

NEW STOCK OF JEwELRY.
~E respectfully call your attention to our II
W new and irrge stock of every article iR "a
the WATCH and JEwELRY line Of different GA
grades to suit all cu,tomers all of which we will o
oter at much lower prices than the same quality article
can be bought at and warrant be lost what repre-
seat them to he at the time Of SALE and promise upon
word otake hack any article purchased Of us that does
not up TO our warrant. Give us cali Al YOU can
end every article you wish aud the same can save
money. CHAS LEONARD,
Oct ID oid Street. Petersburg. Va.
STEAM ENGINE
uNHE subscriber offers for sale hand portabIp
IL STEAM ENGINE, good as new, which win be ,old
at half price. G. LEONARD
Oct l6-tf Old street, Petersburg, Va
COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK
HNHARTERED by the Legislature of Virginia, Decem.
u Der l7th ls53-Capita $50 000-Ths Institution re-
ceves depods which interest IL paid at the rate of
per cent per If remaining on deposit six month";
and Dor cent. for shorter periods.
WIN G. PAINE, President,
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary,
JOHN II. MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
EY'OAics No. 153, corner Main and 18th st.
Jan la-cly
~ RERN TEAS. Of superior quality. for sale BY
u Nov q 4 @. B. DAVENPORT.
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GEORGE 1. HEKRING'S.

No 10. MAI. SrREct.
II Eifs always hand full .tocS OF Groceries TO
IN hsn he ;ny:;cs his customers and the public gene
aly Also pays strict attention the sale OF country
Produce and prepared furnish grain bags to bis
ri-ais VITO wish 10 send their grain TO him TO sell
GEO. | HERRING,
An, Ic,f No Sc Main st.
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BELMONT SELECT SCHOOL.
GRANVILLE COUNTY NORTH CaROLIN

10 MILES SOUTH os cLARKsv!LLE, Va
+. II. GRAVES, PRINCIPAL.
VNE principal, after teaching for go years, having Sc
IL termined to ostabsh permanent Select School in
the country selected the above location out of many
which he had carefully examined, being pre.emnent.
y suitable for the purpose designed Reference being
had especially to health and the advantages of social
moral and religious influence. TO attain these ends,
though the expense Of improving place. the site
procured In the midst Of community noted for in
teiligence refinement, and moral worth, from
stores tpng shops, and other places Of temptation 10
extravaganza vice.
Tic School hes been two In successful operation
and the character of tho location above given Is freely
awarded to it by all connected Herewith
Board be had In families OF the highest rcspecta.
bilty.
AZ the number of classes will be limited it s important
that applicants state the progress already made.
Terms-For Board and Tuition per sessions Of 90 weeks
$s5, payable In advance.
The session will commence on the 18th January,
1853. Address the Principal at Brownsville P. O., Gran
yille county N. c. Daci-c6w
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GENERAL. AGENTS AND C0I.LECTORs.

EENEHS}. AtGEN1S AND
CSSaE ubscrbers have associated themselves together
L .pr the purpose Of conducting General Agency Bu
ness such as collecting Of claims either in the Cry OF
nd Personal Esste out OF the City of Richmond, &c
They x give special attention to the Hiring out OF Ne
goes and from their extensive acquaintance with the
citizens Of Richmond fatter themselves that the MONIES
AMI -;c. obsined for scrvants sent them, will give
.ac;on TO their owners They hare made arrange,
have all Negroes sent TO them, well cared tor n
sn.. every attention shall be paid that may be necessa'
y Tasy are prepared give the very best
peie themselves spare pains to give satsiac'
:'ot :0iagse who may patronse them.
AL s1.nmunications addressed to u.s. Richmond, Va,
will -cess prompt attention. We have taken an once
Al the Linked States Hotel whore one OF us can De seen
Nov l.-cs.wi,n JOHN r. CHILDREY;
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TEN n0LLARS REWARD

TEN n0LLARS REWARD:
RAEAWAf, from Mr.. G. Blsn, about the lst day Of
IL September last, Negro Woman named MlLLY-
She 10 about Ave feet high black nearly so and about
25 years old will give the above reward for her nppre
henson and delivery to Mr. Hector Davis, of Richmond
She belonged to the OF Dr. Thomas Goode Of
Powhasanin which county she has scquaiutsnces and
possibly may have gone thGrs
Eoy G3-Stf WIN. w. COSBY.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
SOME person having the night of the l4th of No.
- vember between midnight and day, entered set fire
to- and destroyed my Dwelling House, just finished
of upwards Of hve thousand dollars whilst and
give the Of five hundred dollars tor tho aud
conviction of the incendiary or ucendaries
JOSEFH II. BARHAM,
Bethlehem Cross Roads, Southampton County.
Nor N-clm Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-08

LIFE AT THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
or Pictures of a Pleasant Summer" s the title Of
very agreeable volume By Mary J. Wndle.
1t is needless for rs to add word to the many en-
contains the letters written from the Springs have
already receivedye when oDa has read tbs title OF
the book the contents bat half told. since it con
ssins several tales of considerable merit.
THE Lady OF the Rock " s novelette, OF more
Than ordinary excellence. The rapid sketch given Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-08
NUMBER 65.

No person employed in the military, naval, ifi-
noe service Of the United STATES sha. by II
bI+ services therein br deemed Resident IN. S's"
FOR the purpose of defrayipg extraordinary
phses the State may contract debts, but such debts
thousand dollars
Inc Legislature shall levy tax on all RAJ ~oa? IN
CONES proceeding from gifts of public lands ~ tho
rat. ot Ten cents on one hundred dollars.
No lotteries shall be authorized by law "a 4ygr>
Of revenue.
a liberia! system of internal Improvement helm.
essential 10 the development Of the Resources ot 80
country, shall be encouraged by the State govern
ment e.
The Legislature may incorporate banks of te?pafk
and exchange, bu! such banks shall not iasu. any
biil-. notes, checks, or other paper rs money.
The Legislature may incorporate one bank Of -
count aud issue. with not more than two branches;
provided that the act Incorporating the saG bank and
branches thereof shall not take effect until il shs he
submitted To the people st general election. ana
shall have been approved by majority OF AL el-c
tors voting at such elections.
The stockholders of said bank and branches shg,,
be Individually responsible to snoun, equAi IL the
stock held by them for all debts liabilities at SAID
bank or branches; and no law shall be passed .snc
tionng directly indirectly the suspension BY sad
bank or its branches of specie payment.
The State shall not be stockholder in Hny bank.
shal! the credit of the State be given loaned IL
aid of any person. association, or incorporation. nor
shall the Stat. become s.ockholder in any corpora.
ton association.
general diffusion of knowledge being essential
to the preservation OF the rights and liberties OF The
people, schools aud the means Of education shall bs
forever encouraged in this State.
Lacompton shall be the seat OF governmert until
otherwise directed by law-two-thlrts OF eee house
OF the Legislature concurrng in the passage ot sIch
law IPashiRgtOa States.
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ERERN TEAS, Of superior quality, for sale BY
!" Nov 81 / 4 g. B. DAVENPORT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-19

The "Mazeppa" Engine Company No 4, take this oppor
tuuiy express their sincere thanks the officers and EN-
pyces Of the Vt Mass and Conn. River r. Companies
for their heraty and kindness extended them during their
lat excursion the Frcmcns Muster at Kccne ~ H. to
the "Braeboro Cornet Band' for their generosity in h
isug music and their assistance during the excursion;
the volunteers who Kindly proercd helping hand when
dire calamity prevented many Of members from
attending with the Engineers aud Members Of the
Kcenc Fire Department for their courtesy the occasion
also to the "lnpc' Engine Company, llnsdac " H. for
the manifestation Of nhc spirit during the late fire, and
other expressions Of sympathy aul regard and fc
low citizens generally for the interest they have manifest in
welfare and the many tokens Of regard have
quently received them AMI last, but least to the
Ladies of the members Of "op" Coz and own those
endcarug mementos, Timely presented well calculated
to awaken sentiments Of the highest orer n increase
strengthen the ties Of fratea sympathy and inspire with
renewed zeal in efforts to battle the fiery foe And
all friends that shoua require Qleavcn
the mark will still endoayor acqut like
men. L. h. CARPENTER, CLERK.
Bratebpro, Sept 10, 1855.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-19
Home Testimony in favor of DR.. Graves
Hygeinn Alternative Syrup.

TOWNsTIEND. VT, july II. ISl1.
A. II. GATES co. II feel it duty state the follow
ing facts to the public troubled with the Scroua for
twenty years During that time paid hundred dol
la for medical services various kinds Of medicines hut
got no kind Of relief Two years ago advised try
DR.. Grdres' Hygeian Alternative Syrup accordingly did
try it. The effect of the first battle encouraged took
second bottle Of the syrup and experienced decided benz
eht from II continued tn it for weeks and
strange as II may seem. felt it had wrought complete
change In my system II had purified blood regulated
my digestive organs. and totIy cred Of the Scrofla
My disease has returned this da, would recon.
mend this remedy every troubled with impury of the
blood. Yours truly OREN BOYNTON
A. II. GATES CO., PRoPRIEroRs, Woopsrock, VT.
II AyeHts Burr, Foster Co No. Cornhil Boston,
Wholesale Agents. Kemp Hoyutnn Towushend sawyer
& Smith, Newfne Howe Sherman. Wiamsyie; Y d
Perry East Dover. j. c. Higgins, Wardsboro; sawyer 4
Fits, West Townshend c. II Pierce. jamaica and by
Druggists generally. 29ly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-19
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

At market 225 CaeabUut 1900 Beeves and 1885 Stores
consisting q Working Oxen, Cows and one three
years uld
PwcEs-Markp Beef Extra, IS % a s rs per cwti LIST
quly 81 Soa 81 75i 81 quality 81 90 Sd quality So 90
ordinary, quality, "a so.
Sfores-Morkng oNeu-S75 100, 40, lT5 500 per pair
Cows and caues-s35, 40, is, 90, $50, 70,
ledrhngs-Slsa ~ TW0 Years Om-S25 s37.
Ihrff Years Oid-siOn $40
Sheep dhd Lambs $3.50 At market PricesIn lots, 81 so
~ co. 80 % OOi extra and selections, So 90, so
HdGS-S s lie per ID. TaHom-T IL SC.
PtHs-5Or a 10 each car Skins-l3 al4c per h.
Ttdi Cdiues-Bu little called for.
SOiH6-4Bj at market prices-Live weight, l-2 Sc
per b dressed, loo per h. Wholesale sales,
retail, do.
here 22s cars the Boston and Lowell Railroad,
49, lver the Fitohburg railroad and the Western
loaded with cattle SHEEP, swine and horses.
kenarkslhere hut few Cattle changed hands to-day,
although the stock large. Droyers will have submit 10
IA less prices than they ask keep their stock
Some who kept their stock last week had u sell low
or figure to-day On Sheep there further decline VI rs
30 cents per head from last week.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-19

THE FAR.-We have seen the large bills
for the Fair TO be held at Bradford next month,
and we find from them that the premium lists
ale nor much changed from what they were last
year In some particulars they are improved
but there Is no pulling back. More premiums
ale offered aud we have faith to believe that
this year the enterprise will be so successful as
to hav" surplus after paying all Liabilities. Town
and County Teams of working oxen stand bet
Ter chance this year than they did last. Let
our farmers in this vicinity look 10 it that they
turn out their best for we understand that some
gentlemen in the southern part of New Hamp-
shire are coming up to take the premiums If pos
sibe-and it may be, for they have good cattle
there, This has been good year for gardens
and premiums are offered for their produce. Let
us see what they can do-Awora.
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N1oruERsi MOTHERS; MOTHERS,

AN OLD NURSE FOR CHILDREN - DON'T FAIL TO
procure Mrs Wnsows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing 1t has equal Earth No mother who has
tried Mrs Winslows SYRUP for Children will
let child pass through the distressing and
critical period eething without aid of this invaluable
preparation. If life and health be eti ated by dollars
and cents, it is worth Its weight in gold
Millions of Bottles of Mrs Nnsow's SoOrnGSG syrup
sold every year in the United States II is old and well
tried remedy. Price only % bottle. The genuine
article has the fac sime of Curtis Perkins, New York
each outside wrapper. ls-ly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-19

certain Cure for this Disease he found In the use of
PERRY IA Wis TEGETI BILE PAIN KILLER.
DUBUQUE Iowa. MAY 3. 1853.
GENrLrMEN Il fee under obligations to gu tor the bcne
At have received from your invaluable Pain Killer few
days since assisted in lay ing out and huryig our
c liens who supposed to have died with the Cholera
The next morning taken with vomiting.
panied with GOODNESS of the eNtcmrs Warm covering aud
hot applications failed warmth. Nv wes family
who al u.ed the Pain Killer with during ChO-
season in Buffalo. IN 1919, advised take took
two doses at intervals Of fifteen minutes fine Precipitation
ensue and the next day, barring little weakness
we'll and have been since Since my recovery find that
several Of citizens have used the Pain Killer remedy
for Cho eri pruuouucing good take pleasure
in recommending it to still more extensive notice.
W VI. CROZlER. Atty Mt Law.
3i-S JOSEPH CLARK, Agent. Brattlpbo, o..
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Oxygcnntcd Bittcrs.
LETTER FROM REV C. " DENlSON

BuSrON June 6. ls54
GtHnspSH Having suffered considerably from D,sap.
sa in consequence of close confinement duties ship
board, during voyage o. and from Pacific coast
was luced h' the alyce Of friend, to try bottle
your OrDgsHd''f Buns
must frankly say. that the effect thus far has high
Is favorable. Mrs Denon has also been invalid from
Chronic rcuri@y arising from Dyspepsia and has experience
Ell great relief from IN" Of the ltter feel real pleas
ure in recommending them to the public.
e ". DENISON
SETH W. fowLE & Co. l3s Washington Street. Boston,
Proprietors Sold by their agents every where
Braeboro, Joseph Clark j. W IIoton; West Brattleb0ro
A. Dunklee Puney, C. " kcyes; Townshend a. r. Butter
held Warisboro, }. q. Higgins South Londonderry j. L.
Piercei Wilmington j. o. r. swift; Jamaica, ~ Muzzey.
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The Fire Wardens of the Village Of Bratcboro, return
their grateful acknowledgements to the Engine Company
West Brtteboro for their efficient services the late fire in
this village to the Hope Engine Company, Of lnsiae N.
H. for their disposition assist the OCCASION evinced
by their reach the Of confagra
ton in season; the other Companies within own
limits who aborcd uurcmttngy tn stay the progress Of the
flames aud the visitors from abroad, temporarily with US
for their assistance ut and following the couaagruon
ARNOLD j. HINES
Brattleboro, sept. Il, 1851 For the Fire Wardcns
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A CARD TO THE LADIES. DIR, DU-

:
Iniale In removing s0ppages Irregularities of the
These pills nothing hut have been used by the
for many years. both in France and America, with
unparalleled IN every and he urged by many
thousand ladies who have used them, make the Pills Public
the alienation Of those suffering from any irregularities Of
whatever nature, well To prevent pregnancy to those
ladies whose health will not permit an increase OF family
Pregnant females those supposng themselves
toned against using these Pills while pregnant the pro.
pretor assumes responsibility after the above admontion,
although their mness would prevent any mischief 10 health
otherwise these Pills recommended Full and explicit d.
rections accompany each box Price 81 per box.
Sold Wholesale aud Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
Agent Brattcboro Vt Sold alsoby Druggists everywhere
tT Ladies' by enclosing him Sl00 to Brat -hoo Post Once
eau have the Pills sent conhdentay) by return mail lie
member an1 ask for Dr. Duponcos Golden PHS signature
acl box.
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M ARRlAG & s.

In Wilmington at Pachs Hotel the 18th inst, by Rev.
Mr. Baou Mir. Orwell l.. CullSE Of Dover, and Mrs SA-
KAH D. WARREN Of Nottingham. Sept 18TH by Rev. Mr..
lalluu, Mr. HORACE l.. lit LII Of CharestOwn, Mass and
Miss LIZZIE h. MURDOCH, of Nottingham. sept sth, by
Rev. MIR Baou Mr., HOSEA MANN Of Dover and Mrs MA
KIAH Fox of Wilmington.
In swanzey, y, H., Sept 18Th, by the Rev. o. Perkins, Mr.
L. b. COLLINS Of Fitzwilliain and Miss AUGUSTA WHIT
COMB of S.