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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22

THE LEDGER is every
where acknuwi edsrl t. he
tie hes family paper in iEs
H'atld-heIicr lrs eAfraordf-
mary afHt uuhs;trd- OF popu-
larny.
be Proprietor OF The LED
;IfE = employs the best talent,
and ~ 80 doiuE makes the
b. ST pap II in lie country-
IIE NEW II5i,h LTD
fsE i is pI-in ed on beaIi.tul
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
DIEH AnEE EDHFfs


Benevolent Institution, established by espe-
ciaI endowment for the relief of the sick and
distressed. afflicted with Virulent and
Epidemic Diseases.
ITO al persons aniIcted Diseases such as
4 SPERM AToRRHGfA, SEAIN IL WI Ak NESS. TNPO-
TENcE. G6S0RRHGA. GLazET. SYPHILIS. the Vice #
OSASI>M- SELF ABUSE &c &c - =
The HOW ARD ASsoeIATIoN, in riew of the awful de-
sificon Of human life eaIsed by Sexual d.seases and he
receptions racced upon the victims Of such
aissesbS Nuaeksi several
sditng surgeon CHARITABLE or worthy of their
Ias to open DispensaTy the
o. tseasts ia AL their FIRMS, give NJ DICAI. AI
iSi OK Al IS 10 all wh5 apply by letter descrp-
tio OF their c1niltOn age. occupation hahis
ana ID cases Of extreme FURNISH NED
r x - OF GIL lARti 1t is needless AID
anon comma nds he highest Medical skill Of
WI iliHil ihe approved modern
III LireciOrs. the past assured thai
their IN is sphere of beaeEoll effort been of
FRA oenel 10 the afflicted especially 10 The yoang, and
hey have resolved to devote themselves with
20 I:iis {ery important ou much despisc1 cause
JusI PdosIed by the Associaton Report on Sperma-
torrhe1, Seminal Weakness. Caauis n Mas
Abuse. and other Diseases
Org 4s ~ the Consulting surgeon. which
receipt OF Wo STAMPS for postage
Ad u IS, for Report lnen, DR.. GEORGE R. CAL
soaiA Mini street, PhiiaIel Phaa, t'it
BY order OF tae Directors,
EZRA ~. HEAR WELL. President
Ni-o- fAlHtHiLD, Se2rerory. Jan. =, 'JS-iy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22

CIscIaNATIs Jan. 2o.--Ffour dull at S3 IS for
superfne, 8 50 to4 90 for extra; Wheat 70 to So
cents Corn soto 3Sc according to quality, Oats
8Te,. Rye 55c, Barley. eae; Clover seed s490 to
5,25, Timothy 2,59. Flax soc; Hogs S rs to 1926
for heavy corn fegf. Potatoes per Dbl. 81 10 to
"a 20, Lard Butter II to 1sc according
to quality, Sugar - to ~.
CLEyELAND, jan: co. Flour s4,25 to 5,s7,
heat sec to SIC, Bye SIC, Barley Coo, Corn ~
to t4e, Oats 29c CAs5er Seed ,G2, Timothy 2,T5,
Dressed Hogs $4,5p to ,75.
NEW YoRK. Jan 19.-=Flour 81 so to 500 for
Western, Wheat Isl, 90 To- 20, Corn IA to 74e,
Oats 43c Beef GHtle S,25 to 10 100 per hoo IBIS.
Hogs IS ,a5.tc go per 100.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22

while paper, and Is composed
OF eight pages, making the
nanlsomest we' ky paper liz
the Union 1t is puGiis ed
every Saturday, and auid at
III tie news Offices in every
ci'y and iown throug huiit the
country, and is mailed for
subscribers al 81 per annun;
two copies are sent for 81
ANY person Oh aiming eight
subscribers at 81 81 each
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22

FANNY FERN writes
";,ly fua- THE NEW YORK
L5.D-iER.
a1LFaNCS COBB, Jr.,
writes only for THE NEN
AU4lN LEt1-IkR.
EAAtaSGN BEN NETT
writes OILY for TIE NEW
1J.kh LbDG ETe.
ALICE CAIthY. Ms. 81
GOT - Ei, and Dr. MEL
son write for T4iE NEW
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22
Fruit Rars.
SALT! sALTtr aALr,u

A latsc ~ ot di.AsS SsI F -s-ssass rSSIr JARu
ials 81 ., eoRSKIn a rrMrnREr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22
Delaware Female CoIIeee.

FFHIIE semi animal examination of the Young
L ladies Of this Institution will take place on
Tuesday and Wednesday, 26th and 9th inst
The Spring Session will commence on Thurs
day. Feb llth. Persons desirous of obtaining
rooms in the building should make immediate
application,
ALEX. MILLER, Prest
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22
Fruits, Nuts, &c.

. IN Drums Fresh Figs,
AIOO u Fox, NJ. r. and Layer Raisins,
% Half Boxes do do do
- LIuarter Bpxes do do
3 iSt.is. y almonds, FIJI and Brazil Nuts,
20 Ecxes No. ] Herring.
In and for sale by
Jan q, '.S-lf Ii. E. HILLS SON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22
Sugars and Molasses.

VIZ are just receiving large stock Of new Sugars and
w hieh OF first quality, and offered
very iow h=ures.
Merchants, Hotels,
Boarding Houses, and all others,
Goods in this line, in large quantities. will do well
and prices, before ordering from for
mess connections with he South
sucI sell Cincinnati pre- sand freight
X. +. hills & son,
Jan. q. ijS-#6 No 4 Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22

T O T Fl Z 3 IC x
February Appointments.
nR H TUBES Analytical Physician Will he in attend
~ ance, Delaware, Amer House, MONDAY and
TUESDAY Forenoon. 18th ami 10th February.
Mar! sVilie, Union House SAT- RDAY, 18th
Those afflicted with chronic diseases the Liver T,ng
kfin+ys or Srleen, Inanlmatia Rhennatsn Asthma
Shotness Of Brrah, and hicuy
lropsY, Weakness or Nervous Debility Resrssnss f. ss
q ppetite, Constipation, nerangempnt the Stfnrh
Bilious Affections, GRAY el, White swellings or any lon
landing disease, are invited 10 call. s
No Charge fer Consultation.
Dr. Tubls neither blee1s listers nor he I4on,,
opHtfst he never uses Mercury, Arsenic, lntmo.v
any other mineral as medical agent he lnISo
niHnhe neither steaIns gives emetics Ills thro- n
disease differs all others thai been adoyted I'M
not more so than his system of treatment "
He not make sick make we'll nor tear down To
huid up again; nor alay by aching mn
with aI.odEnes - ''o ~
For many years we have devoted whole time AMI at
iefon 10 he study and irea ne:t OF hronic long
ing disc Opportunities possess have rnn
lied US 10 examine AMI prescribe fer thous Is OF
pasentS annually, comprising OF the
comp cateI diseases known the profr circuit
consists OF some Twelve fourteen
in Northern Ohio VIII ch have regulerIy for lime
years past IN add ng the appointment of Delaware
we are prepared to give any ,n-.i1e amount Of
Indisputable Evidence
From the adjoining counties, showing success ATTENDING
the reameni OF 'sease Analy principles Our
visits obc Intervals Of Du or
weeks which due found
Delaware GaZette and Standard. - -
Jan 81, Is. 8.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22

WORTH'S new story, TIE
BRIDE OF AN EVENING.
was CONNER ced in THE
LEDGER on the first of Jam
uary.
n B. No. 2.-wc have no
Agen authorized To receive
sitscripi ions for THE LED
GER- Subscribers must al
ways remit direct to US. and
not send or pay any money 10
any ! gent.
teriZes every article in TIE
$ of i $ leading contributors
it stands in marx Ell contrast
ms that have for so long Il
which, fortunately for the
OSf RSfinpt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22
Kansas News !
AND PROVISIONS.

hanSdS IN GWSd
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS IN THIS TER
~ rory cNceeIns scarce but at the New Firm
F. W llTfEI and C. Ii. LEE will be found good assor
mentof
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
which will sold Mt the lowest figures Remember the old
stand of e. II. Lee, opposite the Delaware House.
We invite all old customers and tue puNc in general
to give a call and examine for themselves,
teIlnined u re- CHEAP GHEAPEST.
n. Flour o family Residences charge.
Z. w. LfTTELL tE G.. ii. LEE.
Delaware March 4 1856. +f
rS Those who indebted to G. II. Lee requeste
Ait tIiIs n IL. IN Il IT'S de hay
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22
Medical Notice.

hrs. RIYMFR al JONES having assarass--.shs-.-
~ lr..tarr Nrssssno
nd surg would respectfully nrr their 70
attic.
HS- chce in nr. Iytn"rs "a snnAc atlale-s.r~rt n-
'Tir- Bridge.
y. B.Ihey Will \ keep a-riuasnsss para
medic saps. ilA and fAalliua
found n he
I.elt JAly2
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22

Contributors Will con inue 20
wf!ie TOR TIE I.EDGEK as
heretGJai'c-
No eapsI,se Will BE spared
10 aee,tIc Others whose pens
s'la5i be cons tIer.'t; .omprtrni
10 a4ii to 4r1S lEL,tiaR'e
ajt!ist.t,iuH a-lt Us fs.llrss.
Mrs. EMMA ID. n. =.
SOC IIlNGJ4LiiI nrises onl.-
Ter 1iiE NEtT YORK LaD-
GER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22
Non-Explosiye Burning Fluid

1oli seYeniT sfiva Cents RlinHonA lo.he had at
H. STAIRS Drug Store.
Nov. 25, 1867, NJ. williams Block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22

Dissolution Of Partnership.
fE1iIE law firm Of Finch (ritcheld is this
4 by mutual and the unfinished business will be
closed up by Mr.. tr.Gchtieid
All parties indebted 10 requested TO call and settle
without delay Pay ments be made either of
:. FINCH,
Delaware Oct. 81. 1S56-tc l.. l. CRIrGHFIELD
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22
THE MARKETS
De1avare Markets.

Delaware Markets.
Corrected eoeeklg By r. E. HILLS q Son, " hal e
sale AID Retail Grocers. No. Va1liaans Block ;.
ALL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22
Sundries.

. = Bags clio ce Eastern Coffee,
so u Tags Southsrn do
20 Boxrs Mould andles
Pack ges Assorted Candies in . Ib lib Foxes
60 Boxes Pa m No ] and German Soap,
70 Boxes Star ani Stearine Candles,
II Boxes SIS, SIS and lbs Virginia Tobacco,
Kegs krnIucNy six Twist do
Virgin Hal. Pounds Go
50 FOXES superior Western Cheese,
All of which e offered al the low market fr.ccs.
Jan y. ST Il. L. HILLS & SON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22

Scott'S Little Giant Cora 4. CAB AgiH
hINliE attention OF Farmers and Stock Fecd-r
IL generally is respectfully called 10 ghis mill
Ito hmnst important article Of tho kini now IN
re.cOiit only ~esl adapted tS Rvsnains G ID Meal
for Stock, but grists ter tho tnhlo. In s~ttirw
this mill no mevhgnic or frame work Ia 'Doos.sn
ry, only tee'.iripg to 10 fastened 70 . floor o.
PLATFORM, is easily aansted and cen be uncd INV
sanS hoSys even AZ hild. For sale by
Doc. 90, CHAMBERLAIN q AvERH
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22

sJJocKlNG, Rock, and Lslr sah, for sale Al
] the New Warehouse and Lumber Yard
Winter ST. near the Railroad. by
DEC. s. 'as eiIFPINeER a co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22
SHERIFF SALE.

SIEKIFF It SALE.
Charles Dengler i DY virtue of an
vs.. ID execution to
Thomas Burns. me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas of Delaware
county, Ohio, shall offer at public SALE at the
door of the court house in Delaware, on Mon
day the 18th day of February, 1858, between thc
hours of 10 o'clock m. and o'clock p. m. of
sad day, the following described real estate to
VT: Situated in Delaware county and State OF
Ohio, and being In lot number 146) one hun
dred forty six in Howard s addition to the town
of Delaware, fronting (4) rods and running
back seventy-three feet nine perehes. Apprais-
ed at $P15o,0o.
CIIAS. SHERMAN, Sheriff.
Jan. Is 1855. lS2,5o] -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22

Sheriff and Master COMMISSIONERS Sale.
James Davenport ! pY virtue of
- decretul order
Salem A. DarneI dG Wife. ] of sale to me di-
rected from the Court of Common Pleas OF Del
aware county, Ohio, shall offer a t public sale
at the door of the Court House in Delaware on
Monday the 18th of February 1858, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock a. and O'Clock n. IN. OF
said day. the Of the following described real
estate. wit: Sitnated in Delaware county. Ohio,
and i'll the town OF Delaware, and being In Lot
twenty nine (29j in South Delaware. Ap-
praised at S5e0,O0.
CIIAS. SHERMAN, Sheriff
and Specci! Master Commissioner.
JAN 15, 1859. l$3.25l is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22
Parties Served

aN the s;sortest notice with fee Cream. PsSR-
~ mids, and large and small Cakss of fovory d.
scrip zion, in the neatcAt and best etylc.s -
Also, Bread, Cakes, Pies aud Crackers 40 ali
Sit;.is, cheaper than you can make thesa yosT-
lives, at F-5- NJ. AlLLkls,S.
Nov. "a, ls54.--%tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22

~ II ch is oar lowest eIul
rH.lesJ, and sending us Si2,
will Ee entitled 20 one cory
free Terms Invariably in a.i-
vance. Address all lei ers to
ROBERT BONNER,
uaIlssIer vi me
NEW IOhK LEDGER.
Ii Ann rect, New YORK.
n B---Now il a good time
TO subscribe as Mrs. SOUTH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-19
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALL
FORNIA.


,....- '''''N,' ''. Pr He empire '''y
r.,, p,',lI.a. 10y, ''.' nm
'" "",N'US 'a' fe''i'el handsome
we're firm.
The California now4 is unimportant The
Legislature was To- session, but had transacted
nothing OF importance
The San Francisco markets were very dahl.
From Oregon ramur had been received
that the Snake Indians intend TO join the
Mormons.
Later adyicas from South America are in
teresting
From Peru we have farther accounts of the
arrest of Mr.. Lamar ON charge of conspir-
ing 90 bring Americans and arms 10 Perm. for
the purpose OF lshtns for ex-presidcnt f.
chonauc Letters which had been missed
between Lamar Commodore Vanderbilt and
Co.. Fitzgerald OK New Orleans had been
published. 1t was Thought Lamar would be
shot
~. ,-.t,,
w" i"""' co. In nc Hcuf0 learns
iio., -,ig'ia ID" 'n"' tine treaty between ns-
Slu o"I So'e''"l'At nau oaen ratified
anu S ~. '""' 'ue treaty oelWeen Costa klca
""" -, '''" Toon rejected oy the hrst
, ' 'I' 3 nqse o,In's would It was
Thcre were great rejoicings in Granada on
the receipt of the news Of the capture ofGen.
Walker by the L. $. naval forces.
r,,nonu. - An.
~ NV" w., ~ =" J." Or
GrN. ~ nc oune'see brings vera
t'aotD Wv ~ v" me morning OIL
III, H.. .,.1De a, '''''9n'N ny ms ~oop''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-19

Tur WEATHER The mildncss of an open
winter has at last yielded to the stern reality
Of SHOWS and blows, with the thermometer
at 20 20 80 degrees below zero. This sudden
change has proved unlucky to our ncighbor
Of the Freeman. While tho calm was upon
us. he had quietly wrapped his lions skin
mantle about him. and, seated i'm his sanctum,
Unfortunately roarcd away at the passers
by with all the venom Of beast Of prey. But
the recent winds have stripped his doccitul
covering from his head, while he, unconscious
Of the fact that his long ears arc thereby OK
posed to the public eye. still continues his at
tempts to teriiy the multitude by his now
unmistakabc braying.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-19
Markrts.
D0sroN MARKEr, FEBRUARY Il, l8'

BOSTON MARKET, FEBRUARY II, 1858.
ASHEs.-Stock small aud market firm. Sales OF
Pots and Pearls at Ia l-2e per 10, which is adj
vance.
GRAIN.-Iho demand for Corn has been pretty ac-
tive the past week and prices higher The sales have
been at % zoe for southern yellow firm 40 re.
and white at Ga ~ Gov per bush, uoN held higher.
Oats have been ia steady demand with sales al l2e pcr
BUSH for Northern and Canada. White Beans are in
moderate demand az 81 s 40 for common aud blue
pod. aud ~ so q | 7j Tor extra pea and marrow.
BUIlhk-Choicc Butter Is scarce and hrm, but all
other kinds dull The sales have been az 100 Pc
for good ami choice, and secre sgf--lc aud common
ranges from " ~ lie, mrudtr Canada and Western.
Cheese is firm and selling at dc per lh quality.
aud choice lots at s l-2 per Do.
WOOL-Ihc market for domestic Wool remains with
out change, with steady demand The sales Of deeoo
aud pulled have bceu l0JOl1 lbs, at previous prices.
SaNouy liccocs, - as Pulled, extra, 81 %
Am. fill blood, 36 40 =" superine, " O. So
" "a 80 S6 4" lst dual 81 80
- 30 a 36 "a . lj ~
Com. 10 IA !" 2j 80 30 -
Western mixed. % ~
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr-Fcb. 9.
by Telegraph 10 the Uatcb8aa a Jow7iai.
No report line down.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-19
alc6o ADVERTISEMENTS.

M EST RANDOLPH ACADEMY -
w The Spring Term will begin Wednesday,
February lNh, 1855
Parents and guardians requested 20 confer cor
respond With the Principal, masking known their wishes
Ia regard 10 the Studies character and habits of their
chiidren and wards, that he may faithfully discharge
his duty. GEORGE BUTTON, Pyfaciyal
West Rond'ph, Fob !, 1855. 577a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-19

nv IITNINo, INC IluEI8IlIuIO OT INC oIutO
w of Vermont, in the year one thousand eight huns
dfc and hysx assessed ataX OF i've ceuts per aero on
all lands ,puhc lands cNccptcd) no the of NeW-
ark, iu me county OF Caledonia, Ia said State for he
purpose OF making and repairing roads and building
bridges these 10 warn te pr0puctors and Land own
portion Of such ta2 ia labor otherwise 10 the commit
tee appointed 10 supentend the expenditure Of the same
90 hr subscriber, that much Of their lands will be-
sold at public yendno at the store OF Kmball Kinney
ia the town VI Newark, la the count, Of Caledonia
"Wednesday the thirty -r5l day Of March next 40 ten
O'Clock IN tho forenoon, viii be requisite discharge
their respective taxes with costs.
Dated M Newark this first day Of February A. d. 1888
1887 HIRAM MpTi.fON. fioNfffnr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-19
WASHINGTON MArrERs

WAsutNOroN, Feb. IA majority oil
the Senate Committee on Territories arc pre-.
pairing a report and a bill for the admission
Of Kansas into the Union under the Lccomp-
ton Constitution. They are acting without
reference to the question of whether the free
State or pro-slavory party has the Legislature
and state officers. In Difference to Mr. Doug
las, the Chairman of the Committee. who has
illness in his family. the report viii probably
not be made before Thursday, in order TO give
him time TO prepare his dissenting views.
Wade and COlamcr will unite IN a third re-
port.
u is clearly understood chat i'm Che event
of persistent attempts irst 10 pass the Min
nesota State bill, proposition will be made
TO unite it with che Kansas measure, that the
success OF the ono may depend upon the pass
age Of the other. Such is the present pro-
| gramme.
/ AT the caucus Of the Democratic members
of the House. last night. the debate ncdcn-
tally involved the Kansas question, and the
general sentiment expressed was that the
| peace and harmony Of the Union and States
depend on the preservation Of the nationality
Of the Democratic party
| ~ From the correspondence of the Times
"lnstead of Iccompton being stronger up
ON the direct vote. the opinion of shrewd OBJ
servers here is that it will be woakcr-that
several who voted TO refer will vote finally to
/ reicot-ospccially if the universally admitted
Kansas frauds arc put In unequivocal shape
/ by the packed Committee Of Investigation.
/ The Lccomptonitos fear this result-hencc
they are determined to crowd the measure to
/ the vote at the earliest day possible The
! pffprt will hnuir ga the gnn,to- oltl,t,,rL &c.,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-19

SoNEtutNo WoRu kNowtNu.--By using Professor
Wood Hair Restorative, gray hair can be permanently
restored 90 It's original color The suboined certificate
from Johnson s. stone. Gardiner Maine, is but one Of
tae many instances that daily coming 70 kuowl-
edge, 70 .t wonderful o1eam IL IS u1 longer probe.
mateal bIi ascicgident truth, hundreds in
muniiy can testify.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-19
Congressional.



discuss The subject from The practice Of me Senate In
other cascs lie then proceeded with his rcmarks refer
ring in strong terms 10 the fraudulent elections In Kan
ss and claiming the right NJ Senator. 10 demand an I'M
mediate investigation as 10 the fi.ts
Trsars Mason and Davis ctfIrl b, ID, ,e.l,r .,..,i
Times
ff fNTr Deu,g,s1 ,t,l,.J bt,...if A., $1,000. a.
poinri ir the sen,tqrs from Ni.si.sn,i ,IJ virt,,
would guarantee thst bereallar I'M, X ,,,ss ,, III
hc onanrd tIU tle reltiroi fiofs c,,id h. slI,r,,
NJ, Mason 0nlerritntingt 1o ,',soi,,i,,u ~. u -
ps.a bt auv aid If ,nino "
SIR Douulss-Ibats fr,ut Uc ttcn ,r,c,o,lcf ,,i
Mr. Mason ap,ir oiuoct.d ''
Nfr Dp,ri,s e.ned e,r ,,, ,,,s end ,,,,. ,.i.i.t .
.,it.l--vs,s 9g ,.,s IA '' 70 "'''" ''
ql 80 t'in' ,', ~ t.t-..t, =, a,
pl,is ~ W Wy 'i''''' van "n 'n'
~ r..,,sv Y, .,i.,i,.i 49, i.,
~ t, M wy "n "IueI l"' ul' commute
wy Wy "lil '9 i'"it' Ps'u ll' in' Hc''nlil Ial1n pf
gs.i,,si gb5. i nv .,,1 l , p''''' oi 'he con-
H. I,. q !" wv 'nLVu f'NtiA'.
,h .i, 'h - ,i un No' i.hS mere ought
,..'i,tI ''''' i' ''' s'"''! al ail' ihe 'nge't
,.,
At, to'' On rs Army hH was tltn resumed
'' yN li'h hnoWl,dNn lh inc
I H. . N'''F o. tN' " 100 "enirt-
L a'.n.' WIN lut
I.E ,I'I %. was merely hnIdl} registering Che
N.'' ''
'l''li'.l l''. t''N iA' nil Gun .sNnf ile ar
l. ,tN- r.Il' 'o' greater I''t th'h any ln the
WIZ luna" ,-,t-., ,.....
Nf lIIH WNN .fIfn NnNNlf rot Tho INfH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-19
4Harriagfs.

In Montpelier, Feb 10, by Rey. II. p. Gushing, Dir.
Hiram Hubbard Of Rochester VI, aud Miss Adelaide
A. McCollom Of Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-19

~ The oldest married couple alive are
supposed to be a Mr. Snyder and his wife,
who reside at Burnside Pa. lie is Ill. and
she is l07 years old. and they have been mar
ried about 90 years.
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Prepared nom prescription of Sir james Clarke, NJ
d.. Physcian Extraordinary 90 iho Queen.
Ti. well known medicine 3. no imposition bus sure
aud safe remedy for Female DMcul'ics and o..trlc-
uons, from aly cause ohata,er aud although power
fi rened, they contain nothing hagtu 90 tne const1-
tion.
10 HARRfED LADIES'
t is peculiarly uted 10 win, iu short time, bring
the montaly period with regularity.
THrsE Pills HAVE NEvEn nREN KNOWS no PAIL
wnERE tuH nBEcuoNs oN rm 90 FACE or rANrH-
LIT ARE WELL OBSERVED.
For fan particulars get pamphlet, free, Of the agent
y. B. sl9Iand postage stamps enclosed To amy au-
horized Agent, win insure botdo containing over 81
pills. by return mail.
sole Agent for the United States aud Canada,
JOB MOSES
date /. G.. Baldwin & Coz
Rochester, y. Y.
j. NJ HENRY, Waterbury, wholesale agent for Yer
mont. For sale by all druggists ia Montpelier. 5lly
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4 goplIeman Of Boston writes to his friend in New

gentleman Of Boston writes TO his friend in New
Bedford thus
10 your inquiries, would reply that when first
mouocd using Professor Woods Hair Restorative ny
har was almost white, and had been for the last ten
Yeas and b. vcry thin the top Of my head. ard
tore bad used an the second bottle. (which Ell ht
"ccksl my heir was entirely changed is original col
or ght uo"n' and is free from dandruf and quite
moist. have had my hair Ave six times since
he ehhnee. and have never any thing like white
hair 'trnR from The roots and 1t now as thick IL
was, and does come out at all IL has proved
in my case an that l could wish 20 ask
July 1, 1865. Yours etc -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-19

HoLiowAYs PHLs.--When che complexion assumes
sluw appearance and The whites " fhc ewes arc une
cd With yellow, thcre mischief 40 work. In Che liver.
dose 300 OF the Pills viii then arrest The progress OF
Tue disease, and much pain and rnuhe but should
the malady have reached murc DANGEROUS STAGE aud
taken tine shape oflous FOYER or aandico and uc nuc
tous OF he stomach have become Is0Idefed course Of
the rcmtdy nny De necessary. The o. b. merely q
question Of Time fir however violent The symptoms may
De-, howcte long the patient have suffered tis poe
nremrdy viii inevitably produce The desired effect II
administered in accordance with the directions.