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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
MARKET HJUsE COMPANY.

On Saturday the Market House Comps
ny Of Virgins Militia bad parade, accord.
Ing to law An election was also held
which resulted in the promotion Of Lieut..
Thompson Is RObey to the Captaincy.
The tarn out 81 ihi, Company crested
no little excitement in our town A .erse Of
perfect security psrvadsd the minds OF all
Enen vieEIrg the Ba1Osuvrss Of these Gaar.
dams Of our Liberties, and m anifes,sd itself
40 smiles upon every counIsnGbee I Capt
RObsy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
RoUND TAR TI,KET-

The Baltimers d Ohio Railroad will i.
'ae round Trip iic sls 10 persons Who msy
"isb 70 H'epd the Cattle sbou ,Bd M.ry.
land destitute exhibition g. h hold IN R.l.
"mo'' eemnencing On The 2la lost, They
vail eommtr'oe issuing itch, t. on SATURDAY.
!, Oh aud E'ii Be good Tor twelve days from
date
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14

W Esri. charged Nth robbiug Mr.
Wv Wrnla' u Harper. Perry u money
ahl gold watch vas tcf,rs The County
S,u't 90 Monday last lie vas cent on for
further trial before i5s Cucuit Coart. %
"Wednesday next
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14

"inter 10 nov coming upon a. ,nd We
would BE- glad 4 our wood paying patrons
would remember a. lfEc bsysn't got sny.
ibiog 70 COX We vsnt 70 20 through The no
tons Pfsnd', ssEd u sooi, Il you would
have us c1m f,Ftabls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14

Hg-Ii > stated ~ eotstoporary ,h.,
'ovsros' Wise hsstl nothing u ihs IusI
between be sou o Jssigs Wise and shsr.
r'fi Clemens anti long aftsr the tsriis.
lad rstafSsi from ,hs ausling grosnd Re
- sa'd 20 have grisvsd msoh stit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
OBITUARY

mo;hsr 10 Israel has ALLEN arthe Iimi,s.
.o'ici io tumaa lite AM u,ih the cons-ton.n-.,
having acted well her par 49, mother vii. al
chris'iAn shr hAs 5-cu psen C. M RS rfrraf,t
ivf 10 ia'laiui O.! ss'a lJs Eaefe o., Igts a..
r1uh - are not pcrmtrrt Iu enter
IN ne pa'efas' hgmr near pafss,yilis W fiei
sep. .Oib hfs AlllARlNE r0rs.fi 20 Asarn
Slnissf ia. 80 he 57,a year Of her az.
Tn language 81 cu. ~ vou1 aff nothing DO
MAJ swrr SAVIOR 81 nsmDfiss Which The shars-t-f
q ihi' venerable lsiy hs. Icit behind her NAL
me relations Of itis sh- ruesiisl. She ua.a uifs
20 the most comprehensive sense 81 that f-fu -
Sh~ Was moihsf w oil he rsiI~nsesittstrsms
She was chfis'ian IN t-e1 suf ~ tf1rh. anH 80
hrigtbuf ant iri~nt sie vas uuivsrszIv f,.rse,s,'
ani te.Hv'i ~ more han hslia rrr'gry a. pa
PRINTED ne geuial radiance e. her virtue. 81. t.
seen Ert i".t, tui a. cvcuufr sLs was w..l lrswr
'bsl he brightness ui her Example miEhtr.f.tnns
u bee venerable ant respected rumpart.n v.t.
'uIi ltuFrfs hrhtnf. ~ would s1IrHI The s.mfa
ltirs 20 vuI hssu in ihis his sadirst mo,f s.ff.
inI 3 fraF~mrnt RJiarrs Than hatrao .tfD.
ra'hY Fil cheer him iH hts lonely ptirumaer -
tf.E years hss tr s.fivah o. vsn4 Or f.f Is,u..
az ne ff1uts- is fsai ~ vt'I tbnl rt.e f-,.s.
90 ife fafs hoar 40 'rrutis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14

nrA VII CT 10 The Gtbeses Farmer ssys
that be has tficd the cultivation Il sLsat In
hilis Ike corn. having the bills two feet
aJsTt faeh uay. aui tso o. three blaUts 10
The hHl Nod reports obiail.ug from .
small plot 4 grouod = crop - lrrgs a. 90 be
e1aal 70 iUo huudred lushei. 10 The acre -
The coil % kept stirred aad suliivstsi dur
log tbs gfoEth 4 The crop
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14

hrgrlso ~ S1ssb The Bsltnsrs Synod
o. the Pfesbyts'iao Church. lOld School
eomposed sf tbe Frtsby sFies u Baltimore
M Carlisle ~ aLd Winchester. Va
vii bold ils sessious ~ Carlisle, oonmsbo-
ine on tbe 2etb iBe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
lie d

On M1ndsy, 9TH met n Shcphsrd.towH. FtNNY
COOPER. JaushteT Of Mise, I'D LhIItcgh NsihrBy,
sgca years
II StcPhcrd.tovn. ruvsday 9Th inst Mr. JNO
u. WOLFF, aged about ~ ysars.
~ the rrs'denoe oil mother. 10 baltimore e,ty N
FRIDAY 9Th iust., "a the 5tth wear Il b.. Ayr ~
NAkD PENDLE Ton. II wa.linst-s eity .
GA'''e etCaiP'PPsT COsnp.V
oa Iar'dsy, 2>fb ait. Mr JACOB HEIRONIMTS
0i fcdrfteh 1nniy. ~ The l'th ht- ssr Nf
~ "s' o1s ~ The Oldest Msr'sie. ~ the cCunty sad
hishiJ respected and valuable e.ttsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14

o. The louisville JsEyaai s.ysihs l. si.sa
States Treasury i' 10 bod vsy !, has
'shsllsd 90 Until po,bins y Ish bu, =
coz
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14

INiik lHf-..iEr~ has fsrutn.t fflm 10 Essi-
ffn 't.ifa srf fs r.u rresirg 81 sttrrstss
s.af .m-r' .ffAlL ANu WINTFE GODS
n' 50 harr '-.7 selected -rseos,s.. 'Isst
.sf.ny tsrus Urrsffs sreris
ta ..s fr..r. sf f.I .s.Iss ser A. - ~
-EEa Nas..rs NJ go -.
A.sa.as Ba R-r-s 49,, -, -
90 r-s H..,.fg bsss 49, stTA .-ss
f..H fsfry Arttiss - -
OBJ. 90 JDHN 4 HOOPF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
PUBLIC SALE,
PUBLIC SALE

| WILL .H-r iar saI~ a. the Eri-E n ~ ~ :
i u BEsr,y GO ] TUESDAY. 20 -. ueI a I
"a, nor >I.HOLB FURNITURE
wsE,G. Cu'urr BvX,
Ps.rut S,aIt..
A. ne same l,ne HOUSE o. Re-. arul n.
Il. & Apu' i-5g
ereitl 81 mouths vii 30 given 90 an ,Ims
above S5-HttI~ .hAr. cash. Hsusr t-rus maze
.nOwE On csy ui ssls
MILDRED c TiMBEE LAKE.
OF. IA Isis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14

FEW RENTS The Pew R,ui. 4 the Pre.s, ter.
a. sSsieh' ars doe on the lot ~ Oct"t.f
IHOs ri TiiERIORg
oEO. " ElCIEIHkRGER
\. W CRNNkR
JAMES W CAMPBELL.
Person. ~shtng TO Rent Prws Wtli aguiy 20
Sep, -, s. W CRANER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
Msrshst him I'd Oh. nm
Az lh.nm,t,h.d ,A.n -,

Asd lash marched hem dous sgsin."
and Il Is sehnouledgsd upon all sides tba,
smother militiA parade will ,uel the ranks
q the Jefferson Guards to the requisite
number We hope there will be good turn
oui Of The Companies on Saturday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
WRITING ACiDENl.
PROF T. SIIERBROOkE

OF wksHlNaTus r..
ID s.reciiuIIy irf.-r., Do cirf.l, ., Charles. an
II aud yt-lruy ma Boz hss 80 .lr5t.u ..ui.
...e ....uri,s tF John V g. .uar asa ss .t...
,.rurf iu PRtT TI'AL sri OENt NENTAL
PENlIAN >HIP
uput- OF in-.f4e. 90 .r.m lJ " 600 T. -
? too ed 7togP VI s.pa'a.e f,,mssts lpsi,c-
~ o. laIIrs
.savs - Nfs1r.fs lessons z zoe h.r- each
one. belt TaFstia ta alvarez N.f|-.. gu' 'arts-
r.s... rs Hr he gar 60 pupil.
Prot has rufraf.a s..I1i.rfs.s ifuus il.a
Ssraur- srt rurF-r'susr s... iI.ru rsu.rs 90
49, b.-dss, rsspse.s.,.t,y % Vfgilts u Is.f
rffsUH. iu ChafirrH~r
La.i-. aoi ssnH-ns tuIsfss,e' ig ihis uIY. h
reg -..l asa 40 El. Ssh DO services 90 o. -.
rrfr-r.~s and ss- sss.u. ..arlFf arc frsff ..I r
issttsr fu cali aHf sRaBfrr rts srsrlu. re q a
rr..s .r.frlfstHr Oct l-s-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14

ToR>.--A lew barrels wanted at the Otler o
~ iE- Frrs Pros IN 5e3tg's5y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
FOR SALu.

A LARGE uumb-f ~ V4LUAHIE SIN.
~ TtNTS io. 1fihR M,u Wrmsr ~.
ard GUS 90 bfal.ty ara crmprtert,ersasf, sre
oHfiri Pusair sale, and oil. rHt Hs .... .1
raiefs, Di Psfsuss sIshisg lo .r-.u.si. Ir.uifs
THIS OFFICE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
Special Notices
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

\ r'oiIsc'ci Meeting will BE- commenced o, ne
Wine House VI. T. ChuteE "a Saturi., Ey,u.
,hs' The 10Th al oc,OItf, aIl Ut7o,lH,s Love
f~s,t on sanday a 81 aai Pleachiux Al "A
VI aus Of : l. NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
PY yiT.ue % Deed. u Trust given ~ Thoma,
IbW hhiuW David Pearl ard wife joseph D,.-
low, Thomas Viaaj. aud wife 70 the uu .-r,irI-c
Trustees, which sai4 Decks are ui frcci1 ~ the
Clerks once al Jefferson eountV 80 secure certain
trs'' tA-iein spvcih-t 60 Pbiiip Coous s. We
shall
Oa Saturday "a o1 -Nor,~,,r aer,,
seli a. Putiie Auction 90 he aigars' lsi3st b.
fore 'ae Wage IIous- Hafpef,-Fslf,. a, ne ~
trfrst 20 tAr sad par'i-, 90 In
REAL ESTATE
q william Di...s t'Crssci The ,s,' rsrli-s b.
log deyise~s 60 sa,! wn ph'aw t--G Tats
laut hrs Cu tbc -,ufA .. the Sr~UsUtaAh River
an - "a prsgy lalr safe q "a 'itystigr
Terms made known 90 ,hr day 10 sale Sal.
TO taGc place a. ~ ,..Ilcs VI
\ VI kITLNILLER !
JOSEPH 4 BEUA Trustees
THOS. w DtLLOW
\ Vi .slss--.S sut -t.,s'.. Ease
Oc'utrf - i-i-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
RELIGIOUS NoT,rE

~ The spp"int m,ut Ui Rec q I.--ch for
Preaching a. ksUitioSn On the I.IL it.taf 3P
NJ With ~As recalled on sabbath la,t viii h.
hllet ~ Lin roe -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
PEW RENTS

tF-rh Pew Rem, cilhe Eri>,oral Church ar,
IOa doe LAWSON BOTIs
Oct i-5-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
GUARpS ATrFNrIoNl
NOTICE.

'IIlt. a. Isf H-rst 81 heretofore stistinf hetsssn
STAHTZMAN = MARTIN
go .i,' 'r' ON ftr lst day u S-pirmh-f isst ~
Na.'f '.tf.r' The business 90 he hfm uiIi -
s..Are uy Slsrymsp
NATHt. STARTINAS
WILLIAM a MARIiS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
4 LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
DENAlNiNts 100 the Pet Uifirr at iilrarr'. Frrry
IL Nlrglnia, q. tod, lot, i-a-
Charles t'y. W Adan. e.. EdvHri
Burn. Mathew Btc'n. Gcot "a B'rry. I4Ibc- BOYD
u nfy Bard. Henry b'Drt. CsnTt~il sud Ire .
J.Nu Ds~ en-. M.rrsrrt fHb's, Jt..H Ftasrr.
John Green, Jsu.- GIlil-pfs. 1i..i.s 49, HagI.,y e.
EyTs HsrV~r. " H.tnlsy Re- HcHry Haf.fis Guar
Ilt.e Hu.- q, l. JOu's. D. lI.. l.ukiu. : Kelley.
II my KfmS-, W., - ~. -.rfrv tra.rr.i ~,
G,urg, Marry. " Navel, " ~ VI l.-f. tbsf'..
Nl+-ruN,. #rI'. pH..u-, lrou1- ~ - -..t y t'sv
U-t-.lnr, Kstrs.t PsrE,r, " ru PASTOR. ~arlurt it
Paf..u-. Jane. Rsgl.tt. RJy : Rfsg b. &. Rsf,r
} tinpkiu. Smith. rg1ry summer Nriyiiir VI
~isf.I, John " ~'l... John lf.... .... Iprl.s
I..rur- B. Gen HBW wHtFr,y.. I,.... " .i-8r
FRANK J. MNtLh.P NJ
~. tuhrr ~. I---
PECJAL AM IMPORTANT
y NoU.e Io All
HeaHb srt kig.r
az Mo 90 BEiy
May be secure hy fhs ~ .-ra.r H.s ~
VI uDSNEIl.S
Caaa.a 6.rgr Wtl-
Faf ss- ~ G. T. BELLEE co
DC. - i-S-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14

WET NURSE WANTED.
~ ANTED We Nut,,--our Eho - healthy
w aut would - cstsiui 4aI Attentive g. a cht.t
vii had a PERMANENT sItuA.inu %, 81 The bove
character ctttsF white or hiscs vii - given Iibe-
raj Ssges Application NAV D. made atihe
FREE PRESS OFFICE
Oclot~r - 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

We give below the hours Of arrival Of the
'srs AZ IIArpcrs.Ferry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
Groceries.

IAN l.e ..rt FsrrA .Efs "s..
Il .t r. s-....Ia. F.. .reffs
.ratIas rs H.t... fpf.tss.rg a.srrt-f-
or WAHHEs LHf
bN,Hrf 'y .r..arT .s. na o..
IFs.s. . a.sT t.tsIas IH.n' rt
....t. W gay
SsALI pu.s..,u a 80 SO, BEL. .IssI- w
y E.fr Eah
lfRgfEFff Pur- Cts..s Tee Crosse.
Usr# Hr.eH asFap G.ts-s
d.. W CHtNIH
ItLOTBr Csssia.rrsss. We ,rfs ns.. ast
Y Gees sl1.s W CNAWEH
NfEW spops -LtfIr Dress Oerts - 81
y stfft .Hs' received ~
o.. w CRANEH
III rscsivs1 ~ ~ kBf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14
Tor ID HrnlIrmen.

l'fDIH, t4SsfWERES AN VEEr
y iN1r f~.f large srd ernsplsa.s
- pshy JOHN T. HOOFF
DOOTv fND sHoES Lafi... Chitff.s.
- f. p .r ssFf st.fs Ata ssry o..
.f.f a.... be- al % cote isf sstsants. Bada.s az
q m Hf.Istass iof sale ~
o.It JouN l. HDoPT
IL fT- fvD cars -slk. Cs.,,n.,s go
1.h Iiss atf cas- q sytu sfyIs 90
s-sHs 30 ssI- -
q" 10 JOIN T. HOOFT
u fbbLERY -c.isr. Hrs.s.. wsras Co.
u So Erf FHirr Whir- Ga ssis ~
V' JDH T. HOOFF
1 fqrORg -Vif NE wb,,ssy. Brssty 80
nr % JOHN l. uOOYF
(tHOr ERfgS - .srrs asH srssssI seen
~ u.a. +. a...fuss 90 ss.a -
p.f % JOHN HOOVP
'I,Fag Ss1 Y-.s o,-sa 90. H.sts Tee, q
rs.s ven fgpsr1f 81 ssir ty
Il EhRfNG AM HACKEREL 81 ss.s =
V kn'
u OVNETs Ann EIHBOsA 4 70, pee.
- sfTis. " CRANEA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14

l'ENIH, S4ssIWERES AM VEEr
- INHr rr. large srd grnrfstsn.s
- fsah Nv JOHN T. uOBFF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14

II iTs fvD cars -Elk. Cs.,,nsrs go
- I.t liss atf Caif ~ sytff sYls 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-14

il fhbfERY -cai -, BRIDES, Wsros Co.
u 80 srf Fi1irr Wan. tt ssisbv
o. tDH & HOOFF
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-07-21

PRoF. oeAssI-The Boston Courier
says A paragraph hae been going round
the papers, which originally appeared in
the London AtncnnIm, stating that Prot.
Agassiz wou sooner or later accept the
splendid offer twice made him by the Eau
peror of Franco, Of the supelintendence OF
the Garden Of Plants, with salary Of
twenty-five thousand francs, and seat in
the Senate. 1t is perfectly true that this
Aattering offer was made to him some
months ago, and gratefully declined: and
it is also true that when tho Professor &C.
turned firm his scientific visit to KEY
West, u week since, he found awaiting
him holoerah letter from the Ministeroi
Pubic Instruction, renewing the in.ita-
ton in the most pressing terms, and al
lowing him period of two years,if need
ed, in order to complete his scientific
engagements in America. But this second
proposal was also declined with suitable
acknowledgements. 1t is not to be sup
posed that the professorship in the Gar
den of Plants-the most splendid scien-
ti6c position in Europe, and which We
happen to know was the object and goal
of Prof. Agassiz's early dreams and aspl-
rations-was declined without some strug-
gle: we presume that the barren honor OF
sitting in the Senate Chainber-supposin
there was Senate at the time OF his ar
rival-would be held by him at its real
and exact worth, and not for moment
taken into account in making up his mind.
But the decision was deliberately and
firmly made and we have no reason to
doubt that the inducements which led him
to ttay are such an would bring him to the
same result hereafter, under similar Of
fer.
We may here add that Professor Agas-
siz did propose to visit Europe this sum-
mer, but he has abandoned his purpose, in
, order that he may complete the third vol
ume of his Contributions to the Natural
History of the United States within veal
from the publication of the second.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-07-21
Middlebury Female Seminary

Qy~The Principal announces the continued en-
gagement of the accompli,hed board Of Teachers
at the seminary, with whom she has been assoc
ciated during the passed year. The courses OF
instruction will have the benefit OF their expert
ence; particular attention will be directed by
Professor BvTT to vocal music, and the principles
Of musical composition. The advantages of the
institution will remain, therefore, equally as com
piete rs heretofore, and the terms without change.
The Summer uuaiter commences on Wedn,s-
day, May l9,and continues ten and half weeks
Pupils are not received for less than full guar.
ter, except by particular arrangement with the
Principal.
Miss AGNES GORDON, Principal and Preceptress.
Miss NJ. J. kNowLEs, Assistant rreccptress.
Miss L. G. LAWRENCE, Teacher of Drawing and
Painting.
Mr.. A. Borr Teacher Of Music and German.
TUITION AND BOARD.
Taition-ln Elementary English, 50 90 Higher
English, S4 80; Latin and English, So 90; Pianu
SO 20 SingingS2 90; Noca Music Glass, 90
Painting in Water Colors, "a 90; IN Oil, So 90
Drawing, S4 %; French, SO 90. German 81 co.
An extra charge of rs cents is made for fires
and sweeping.
Bodrd-ln Seminary Boarding House, including
Room Lights and Washing, S25 90 per quarter
the young ladies finding their own towels and
lamps. Fuel is provided at cost.
Bills payable at the middle Of each quarter, and
no deduction is made for temporary absence.
AGNES GORDON.
rru
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-07-21
A method of securing tires upon wheels

A method Of securing tires upon wheels,
designed to save time, labor and fuel,
also to prevent accident in case of the
loosening of the tire,-is effectually ac-
complished by the invention of Mr.. Irwin
of Franklin, Ala. All are familiar with
the common mode of tire-setting, namely,
by making the hoop trihe smaller than
the wheel, and then expanding the iron by
heat, until it will slip on,-the subsequent
cooling of the tire causing it to contract
to its original dimensions, and conse-
quently to bind tightly upon the wheel.
By the process Of Mr.. Irwin, this opera
ton is dispensed with. Instead of weld
ing the ends of the tire together he hooks
them over, and connects them with Il
screw bolt /; and recess is cut in the fell
loe for the bolt and hook ends of the tire,
which enables the operator to screw up
the tire tightly after it has been applied
to the wheel. If the tire becomes at any
time little loose, all that is required is
to apply wrench to the bolt, and tighten
it up. Under the old plan the diameter
Of the tire would have to be reduced and
reset
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-07-21
1fle0itnl.
HEALTH CIR SICKNESS ?
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS !

T.. hi.l c,,, ;ho. ola, a., az .,,o.,, -,
-o,,s,Ie oIa,,d a,,, Gire in ~ ~ no. rsr,e
VII - ~ se heoi,i % ~ ,vha
corr,,nt !, ',a,oSs,ri n,,i,,Css ,i,s hi
TOWAH,S III i : o,,era,f ,Iirec,t1 ,,,1, ,b, ele-
,ns,s 80 ,I,a ,ta,y, r. lf a,,1,1 H. ,ha ,or
citie Of iisessa .,d thns rodiroitv rSnring lie
maia,, ,ybetlor loco.e,l in tho nerves lilo .tr1nnrL
tle liz e, tLo hory,Is he n,,,ecias he sljn tbe
brain. or ans, other nnrt of the system
I,upm I,upn,,D,trt,,, ,r;,,, 1rop,,,
oohD hhOtohOOl iHE NOhLD
HOLLOWAI'S PILLS are equally eificacious
in co nplaints common to The Whole human race
anu "a Disorders peculiar to certain climates and
localities.
ALakMlNG DlSORDERS.
Dyspepsia, and derangment of the liver, the
source oil inhfmity and suffering, ami the cause oil
Vulnerable deaths, eld to these curatives in all
cases, however aggravated, acting as q mild pur-
gative Alternative and tonic they reneve the low
els, purify the fluids and invigorate the system
and the constitution at the same time.
GENERAL WEAKNLsn
,... -. u,l.- -,
NERVOUS CoArlAiNi s. "heh an :tlinuiahtS
ai.i INC renoVatln8 ana orSls properties OIL these
TUE b'Ve irilhes5 ~ 'i.e snNhlns nerves ana en-
'eeole" in'scoS VI ''o ''e''ln u sener"i ueoiltS
DkLlCAlE fEMALko.e
All irregularities and ailments incident to the
uelcate anu sensitive organs Oh Tue sex are re1noV
cd OF prevented by few doses Of these mild, but
ntnlible alternatives. No mo her VINO regards Ler
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A n Important Era in the Healing Art
Consumption, Bronchitis,

CATARRH LARYNGiTIs, Asthma, AND DISEASES
OF THE THROAT, Lungs AND HEART, CukLD
WITHOUT PUTTING DRUGS INTO Thu STOMACH,
BY iNHALING COLD MEDICATED VAPoRs
DR.. ANDREW SrosE, Physician to the Troy
Lung Institute, inventor OF the celebrated Pull
mometer or Lung ester, and Editor of the Inua
Ids Oracle Is treating with astonishing success,
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Laryngitis
Chronic Catairh, liberated Throat, and Alice
tions of the Heart, with his new discovered sys-
tenn OF nhali cold Aledicated Vnpors. 1t is a
wonderful discovery, made upon Il ue scientific
principles; the vapOrs are so composed as to dis
solve tuberculLr matter IN the lungs, and cause
II to be eXpectoraed; il traverses every air tube
and cell and liberated cavern, causing them to
heal, quoting the cough subduing the night
sweats, the hectic fever, and the chills.
Consumption and the various kindred diseases
of the throat and lungs, that has blehted the
faiIest prospects OF youth aud is noW annually
casting the sable pail over one hundred thousand
human beings in the United States, becomes as
durable in my hands, under my system of treat
ment as any other dseases,-i adopted before the
vital stamina is too lar depressed. The advan
tage of tn 5 treatment is such, that patients can
be treated at home that cannot find II convenient
to come to the Institution, by writing full hiso-
nv OF the case, with all the symptoms, age and
sex. Packages of the vapor with an inhaler Tor
their use for three months course, is furnished
at S25 for one month SIS.
Spacious and well furnished roorns and board
is at all times furnished in the Institution, for
WORD or SOLEMN CONSCIENTIOUS ADVICE To
THOSE VINO WILL hEFLECT.
II is solemn truth that over lot 900 die in the
Unitcu States annually with Consumption, Mar
asmuA, or P.emgture Decay There cannot be
nm effect without its adequate cause. Thousands
OF The young, of both sexes, go down to an early
grave from causes little suspected by parents or
guardian.
In view of the awful destruction of human life,
caused by sexual diseases, such as SpeImatorr-
hoea, Seminal weakness, the vice Of se.f.abuse
disease Of tho Kidneys, Spinal Affection prefna-
ture nervous exhaustion or decay and the de-
ception practc ed upon the community by base
pretenders, the directors of The Troy Lung lnsti-
tute have instructed their attending physician To
give sdvice gratis, to al persons thus afflicted,
who apply BY letter with description of their
condition, age occupation, habits life, &c. All
! persons applicants can be eflectualy treated at
| home.
Just published, treatise on the early decay OF
| the American Youth, Spermatorrh9a, Seminal
weakness the vice OF self-abuse and other diseas
| Is OF the sexual organs, which will be sent by
| mai lin sealed envelope,1 tree of charge re
| ceipt OF two postage stamps for postage.
Addrass post paid, DIR ANDREW STONE,
Physician to the LUNG INSTITUTE.
10y. No s6. Fifth ST., Troy, N. Y.
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TREATMENT OF HENs.-Two hocks os
hens were compared. One laid eggs al.
most all the time; the other scarcely any
On examining their treatment, the follow
ing differences were found to exist; the
former had warm cellar to roost in DUR
ing the winter; the latter roasted in
stable where the wind blew in. The for
mer had fine place 10 an open cellar for
scratching among ashes, lime and earth !;
the latter scratched in the manure heap.
Or in the stable when the cows we're put
out. The former had plenty of good wa
ter, with milk, etc, the others had no
drink except what they could 6nd.-
Prairie Farmer.
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GEN. Scorr AT WEST PoINT.-A cor
respondent Of the Boston Atlas, at West
Point, 9th ut., writes:
This has been day of unusual ex-
citement at the Point, Gen. Scott was
present and reviewed the cadets. He was
superbly dressed in the peculiar uniform
of a lieutenant colonel, and looked. what
he indisputably is, the most illustrious
living military leader of his age Before
him was arraycd all the young men and
officers of the institution, some OF whom,
in all human probability, are to wear the
laurels which, before many years, in the
mutable course of things, he must ex-
change for the cypress 1t was most
animating spectacle to the young cadets,
to see before them the corn in the ear, the
matured fruit of such protracted and
successful military career as Gen. SCOTS
has been The ceremonial of the review
was brief and simple, but very impressive.
1t seemed to recall for the moment all
that we knew or remembered of the most
memorable American battle fields; for
the life OF Scott is history of nearly all
of them"