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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

FES1IlS is to give notice, frat the subscri-
q Der ofCecil county, haiti obtained from
the Orphans Court Of sad ccttity, letters of
administration on the personal estate Of Levin
ShocElcy, late Of said county, deceased
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same, with the vouchers Ncrcof duly anthem
ticatcd. on or before the 24th day OF May.
1855; they may otherwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make Immediate payment to the snbscri-
Der. Given under MY hand this 9Th day OF
June, 1858. SARAH SlIOCkLEY.
Administrators OF Levin Shocklcy, decd.
Test-JAs. MUCArLEY, Reg.
June s. lSjS-Gw
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MEDICINAL


I
| HEALTH will i, oil ,.,., ru-
! u L Of Rsdway's r 30; io'iow ''ie use
none 50 sick or Diseased 90 - y mere are
pied with main or infri5itias ~ ~. or etlr,
Ready Relief Rsnoyatinr Boso,ao, ~
ouire viii l,,;, .,' u.se"'e or SCENES nay re-
Tn sse rcm,,li.,s co %"i '"tiiS tnfe,
| lief: Ra lyynv's Ken",,,iu Va n"tNl9 taiy Lou
| Regulators Each Of III ro,,l, ',a'" ',y =
special curative mowers ov. Eo''sI:oo
here are Other aiseasos osfta'. "i'''''es icy
medicinal propcrIies ,re rsanr.T ',,i ; 'he.
used If thera is sufficient n a, 'n ~
the diseased or diving b,dv ia "',1tai, ,h. W.. '
the patient will i've and be restored n hen,,h
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Sixty-T.yO Acres orEand,
SIIERIFFS SALE.


pY virtue Of Il writ Of Ficri FaciaS, issued
- ont OF the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
at the suit of Baker, Phillips x Hollis, against
the goods and chattcls, lands and tchcmcnts
Of Benjamin b. Sweet. and to me directed,
have seized and taken in execution all the
right, title, interest, cldim and estate, both
at law and in equity, of the said Benjamin
b. Sweet, in and to al! that Tract Of Land,
containing
$50 Acres, More or Less,
situated on the North East road leading to
Port Deposit, adjoining the lands Of the
Brick Yard Company, Samuel Logon and
others; and hereby notice that on
Saturday, The 2GM dag of J,mc, 1858,
at the CoWt House door, in Elkton, will
offer for sale the said property. so seized
and taken in execution, at Public Auction,
to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said
writ.
IL Sale 20 commence at | O'Clock p. m.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
June Insists. Sheriff.
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MsRCANvl,iE.
NEW STORE IN ELNTON!
On Main 81. Nearly opposite
the old Rank:


TNllE subscriber respectfully announces ~
Il the people Of Elkton anl liz vicin;rv,
that ne has opened New Store on The CASH
PRINCIPLE, and now Offers for sale at N.
lowest CASH rates ii first rate assortment cf
tamily Groceries including all the yArie:iex
Kept IN Retail Stores. Also vel! selected
stock Of
DRY CODES,
3LueensTa-e, Hardware, Cutlery, Fancy
Goods, &c, &c.
/, FARMERS please take notice that he has or
N%SMd a,gooa Tot of Shovels, Spades. Corn
t \"NSs&N Hay-toEks; and he intends to keep on
5 ,s @S%ions other articles used by Farmers.
nnsrNSSNNas Fish-Salt, Bacon, and u good
Ills Ny MIN .Brandies, Wines and other Ii
and iil ho "m mSS>, and Retail.
!, and oyan iiEyS,tIAs selected With great care,
E yCountryv IVY lsNN%SyitcS all persons to calf
!. for Goods at iba s{ Y%;is,ttor themselves.
May 2, If AVE&ISSSt prices.
,, - AI.AND, Jr.
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Notice.

4 Ill persons having Administration of
LlGuardian account to settle with the Or
phans Court Of Cecil { unity are requested TO
file their vouchers in the Register Of Wills
Office at least ten days previou to the meet
ing oithc said Court.
JAMES McCAULEY,
Sept. IL 1856. Register.
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HAY DEAGS.
TO Carriage Manufacturers.

40 Carnage NanUEaCtuFeFS.
T!NHE subscribers have constantly on hand
l. q large assortment OF superior CARRIAGE
STUfF, consisting Of Fe!oes, Shafts, Bows,
Tongue3, Spokes, &c. Also, a large GUAM
tity Of Seasoned Axlcs, and Plank Of differ
ent thiCEncsses, all Of which they will dis
pose Of at reasonable prices. ,..
SCOTT y ADDISON,
Jan 80, 1S5S~tf SCOTS Mills.
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Carriage fer Sale.

ENOR SALE, a new, two-scat Jenny Lind
Il CARRIAGE, a first rate article, aud
never been used. Apply 70
WILLIS RUTTER,
Elkton, June 10, lS5S-3w.
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GOnleCtiGnelies,

| have just received from Philadelphia II
choice lot of Conlectioncries, which will be
sold cheap for cash, wholesale and retail
Thankful for past iavors, / respectfully
solicit continuance Of the same.
MORRIS CUMMINGS.
Elkton, june 10, 1858.
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SHOWER Combined Machine
EVHAiiM0. slaO0o'

,.,,.,-,,... h.'Ses Warranted
NENNhll soy II PENNOCK & co..
=, NorE There wMSA., or Wilmington. Del.
he "t;es '"rn'Hea Iseries of public trials Of
will be given. S.%S,i"l,S .oorhoonS at
June ,. lSJo-iw AZ ''ie'H 'i'''ce
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DLASTER. Ground Plaster of Paris
L For sale by II. s. s'rtfES.
he BuRG'S Superb Phosphate of Lime, in
~ barrels. For sale by H. s. SITES.
EUANOS. Mexican (iuano A. a.. rcr,l-
~ Wan Guano A. For sale by II. :. SITES
pLACKISTON'S and WOODWA ARDS
- super Phosphate Of Lime For sale by
j 5. SITES
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EXTENSIVE SJVINDLING OPERATION.
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS OBTAINED.
THE swINDLER GOES TO EUROPE WITH AN
OTHER MANS WIFE.
From The Syracuse Daily Standard, JulyI2

From The Syracuse Daily Standard July IL
About a year ago Chester Moses OF Marcelus aud
,Jsmes Fitton OF Sksnestles purchased of Dorastus
Kellogg before his assignment, large stock of cloths
ard raw materials remaining in the factory Of NJ. &,
and mmenced manufacturing their own account
Tie operation resulted proftsbly and they have since
continued the business private speculation. About
the MIDDLE of june Elton wen, to NswYork, ostens-
bly, for the pupose Of rSsDg funds for the purcha'e Of
wool, Mr.. Moses in the mean time being a. the Yves.
engaged in contracting for its delivery. M. Noes
retu,1ed from the West shout the let Of July, and
owing to the Unexpectedly long absence Of Ftton, pro-
ceeded TO New-York for the purpose of sscert shining
the cause. Arriving there he foupd tina. Elton
Rad drawn and negotiated about $4,000 of the
Compsry's drafts in Wal street, but could learn
nothing further This aroused his susi icions, and he
returned home for the purpose OF further investigating
the matter
or Anderson Of Skanestes, with whom Elton was
suspected Of being rather familiar terms, miss.
ing and this satisfied bin that there was roguery in
the case. Mr. Moses returned 70 New-Iork where he
ssceTtsned beyond any reasonable doubt that Fitton,
accompanied by this woman, he'd sailed 10 the Asia,
for Europe on the Dist of june under fictitious
a. mole than three weeks have elapsed, they are bs
yond the Atlantic.
Fiiton played his card well. Among other means
resorted to i'm for the purpose of avoiding suspicion
he employed some body in New York 70 write FIRE.
qutnty TO bis partner Mr.. Noses, and others, sdvs
ing hem Of his progress in negotiating for funds aud
of his intention to be al home on the frs, Of July.
This correspondence was kept up until the scoundre
Was far On his way to Europe. When Elton went
Esst took his family 10 Providence, H. J., TO visit
some iierds, ard they knew notniag OF tae trsnsac
ton Until the facts all came 10 light. His wife
greatly overcome by the astounding intelligence.
Prompt measures were taken by Mr. Moses tor the
pursuit Of the fugitves, and detective OH er will
Star: for Europe by the next steamer from Bosom,
accompanied by Mr.. Lucen Moss Of Skaneatles.
There fair prospect Of the arres. OF the fGsltives,
and the recovery Of the money.
Previous TO this affair Fit.on hsd maintained sn un
impeso liable character ard had the confidence Of the
whole CONN unity. The husband OF Mrs. Anderson
hes been in California for year psst. During this
period il has been Eiton's hsot TO mske OCCASIONAL
wants to and il is ssosrtainpd this. this
woman always harper ed to be in the city a the ssne
time. Fittor Is en- Epglishmsn, and formerly resided
at Providence. Besides the fupds he drew on he Sc
cep'snce Fitton had about $40 600 of bis money
which, if he be arrested, viii serve 10 pay the
penses Of his capture
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

TUESDAY, July l3, 1853 Tie Board met at the
usual hour. President PURDY 10 the chair.
Company 6 Of the Eleventh Regimen, presented
bill for service. a. riots amounting 20 flf2 10, which
was referred.
The use Ct the chamber Of the Board of Supervisors
was rendered 10 the Board Of Aldermen.
large number CT uninpor.Alt bills against the
county we're referred
The Committee presented report on a bill from
Richard French for refreshments furnished and
officers in the cases Of Canoe m and Conne amount
ing TO $sl IS. The Committee reported that Mr..
French mad charged about dollar head for break
fast aid eighty cents each for supper. They there
fore recommended that the bill be audited a. .he rate
Of fifty cents per heed for each nes aad that such
valuation Of yictuals DO adopted the basis for the
sutifirg Ct al similar fu,ure bile. Adopted.
TIE confederation @ the tax liz, beng the spscisi
order Of the day, then taken mp. Supervisor
TWEED moved that i. be poetponed til the next regu-
lsr ueeDIg Ct the Board. Carmel.
SDIeIyscr PURDY led 30 bring pp he report Of the
Coo Inlitee 10 whom referred the c)mmn Oh alton
Of the Mayor nominating William G Hunt, Gus.Avus
A. Conoyer and VIZ. a. Evar,s o. Comnis.ouers of
lie lew CITY Hal, VINO hsd reported siDgIy, and ssksi
o be discharged.
He wac declared out Of ORDER
The report of the Committee 90 Annual Taxes,
recommel ding that the sum CT $50 bs ilserted 10 the
tex levy FIR l.JS, 10 psy toe nerest o)nds issued
unoer the provisions Of an act " for the removal Of
" the obsructobs ON the Harlem River and for til
" coIstIucton of free bridge over the ssne," was
adopted. Adjourned.
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c. ofThe Newsrh D.ily Advertiser.

FLORENCE, JUICE 10, 1858.
Ii is rather remarkable that no Italian Power ever
had the slightest possession on the Amerioaul cont
al, though lie inst four discoverers lircuding Vera
zanno, Florentire were all Italians signifc ant
historic Illustration of the course of empire. The
family of Anericus, who was himself never married
is til represented in this city by the worthy descend
snts of sn uncle. The present hesd Of the family,
gallant young srtqusry Of noble preserce is 10 hon-
cradle employment under the Government. One OF
tie sisters is believe, lees honorsbly associated
residence here carefully preserved and sn suhenc
bust OF the rsvig stor adorus the public museum.
fue portrait by distinguished contemporary master
was eerfied 10 Mr.. {. Edwards Lester some years
SEQ as a preeeLt 10 tie Govern neLt OF the United
Slater, though, :, s ssS tbe tIust bss Dever been
fslEiec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14

We understand that the Rev. II. s. Dickson Of tais
city has received ursrimous cal TO church 10 the
upper part OF New.icrk city, 10 wnco saco men a.
She pherd Knapp, Bsrj. Douglsss and the Hon. John
r. Cumming are active members. We rejoice that
MI Diekson has the prospect Of entering thus eNly
Ito 20 promising field oflsbor. He val carry With
hlm our best whes, and those also Of our etzsns Of
oil denominations WITH whom he has sssocissd 40 IoGg
aid 80 Pleasantly. lUaca Herald
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=
Tie payment u awards 20 made the Unit.
ed States Trust Company did include the
frm The date Of coIms.ion Feb 1876 The time Of
Isyuen April TO- 1856 the payment Of the award the
When sscssned by the Supreme Court the Conttof
directed BY order q the Court pay
io ma; tine Al examination Of the orders Of the Supreme
has been made AID found coIond nearly with the number
oTaym.nis Of rsres bot the time Of your Comm.s viii
slow. they have full usion os the cal
GU a,iol Of Interest these orders
Thus exsnnan 1fhou. been made with the Asss'
VI eIIelsLcsd accountants who with your
ntse IL ecnsde tie IN witch
teen the 10 which such prop
cry Kept for they sLow ouy he total amount Of settle
Deu, tu. also tie time and Of the settlement h
Individual - vho award made, and sny drepsncy 10
the payment ofsry Of tie awards in.v:.y appear
!. 10 much satisfactory ali concerned than e ,yeu
Ia: formerly prevailed q paying awards by pssns
rtnts ihones the Stree: Department many Of which 40.
be called fG several yssrs
All Il which 10 respectfully submitted
A. v STOUT
HENRY ARCuLARIUS {NomIi,se.
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FROM THE CONTROLLER.
DEPARTNEST OF finance. Co>rRoLLER's OFFfcs
kEy-fOkk Iul. u fefe

pEPARTNEST OF FINANCE. CoSrROLLER's OFFICE
kEsfosE, July II 1853. !
To The Conaoa CeuseA
The diseontnuapes Of the Department Of Repas
sIe SUpps May 7 and the Of .;iou which
towec N eonql.Ice Ct The selection Of mead. f 10.
seec DEPARTMENT csGsed conds able OF res,
rtors r he purchase Il ss for buildings tae Fire part
In me ninth Of Arr 1858 notice gwen BY the Controller
r Psposors under Aese resoations and BIDS
received and opered the 18th day Of the mouth The
osA 1rt q lie bids greatly eedei sppropf.,sd
for he purchase Of real estate In many Ia mos.
eass baieinn were ineluded with tie los The b for
n snsln~ koa.r and Aose teuse accepted By The
u hs sspSs4 ~ "a s;ass u liLss, 10 proposed V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14
LAND REFORM IN THE VEST.
Corr.spc rdsnoe Il The " Y. Tribune -,
AIGoya. Kossu,h Co., lows, June 70, 1870

corr.spor denoe Il T.. " Y. Tribune
AIGoyA Kossu,h Co., lows June 70, 1870.
The RnlBuSE for June 9 Is j1s. received, and your
sI:icle entitled L.nd Reform resd. Thsnsht' OF
tie pioneer il that Article arc fully and c'eTy 49,
forth hat cannot resist tie temptation TO st .oxn
and hank you tor l. As you perceive by he nssdirs
Of ny letter i've upon the frontier CO. unierstscd
and cate the truth ard force o. your remarks
How earnestly wish q msjorty ri our Senators and
Representatives, IN Congress cJali 60 the sxne. II
they could il seems to they would give rs no. orsy
Homestead b;lI but Nr. Grows bll n the bargain
EIher lore would be gTes. thing for the Wes,, ol.
both together would be worth millions and Govern
meus instead II loeirg srythng, would De gamer oy
the operation. oT tie iEcressed wealth VI the tnou
ssnds who would ,s:t g and improve the nov vacant
lsncs would afford revenue far gTes.er thsn that
which Government realizes from the sale OF the land
Northwestern lows, from the fsct OF rs beng neariy
destitute Of timber Il comparatively poor poron OF
the State, ou. If Congress vii give Us bill grating
every actual <ttlsr loo Of land and will give us
Sir. Grows I'LL in ADDITION, in fifteen years North
western Iowa will be tie best cultivated and the moet
densty popasted part Of the state ard for toe simple
reason thai the eastern sId southern par. OF the Safe
has Areacy been sold and s noT-Sbou three fourths
Of tin the hands of speculs'or', whereas north
western Iowa is slmost entirely Government. and and
would at once be taken up ard improved by the
settler.
Ihope you will rot ws.ry 10 your efforts 10 get both
a HomesIes 80 Dill aga OIL -niusr 20 .nr oIo" :
through Congress. do not believe there is man in
the United STATES who can do as muon TOW STd il as
yourself.
IL ttere anything We c2n do Gu. here to help the
cause slorg
! hsve been ia this county three yesrs. When |
came our resrest Poet Office was 81 miles; nearest
mill about 10 miles We had no store, no church,
70 school, TO society. We are now slowly snd grad
naIIv surrounding ourselves by all these good thiogs
Rnt 90 vsnf more settlers. We have rich and pro-
ductiye so, and timber enough, with economy, for a
heavy settlement. Bat suppose our eounty is brought
INTO msike. this Fall or next Spring everything Will
be swept clean by speeulstors, and our settlement,
with ne now fair trospects will be DEAD Dead dead
for all time and the poor msn, instead of aysiirg
hmself of the fruits Ct labor, will be Obliged to 60
west ana do es ~e have dore. j. w. MOORE.
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tiye,y-.skng 8 ua,iu1m q1.zh.yi sixty taeasaad
sores would be tuficiert-
In my oe,t, viii compare come OF the resafs Oh
cultivation BY machinery with the preeens ~sti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14

merit, ia sI6l go C3
Several payments appear have been made per,on h.ing
award Interest which would eIe them payments
and he resa Of TIE Examinations IN Finance Department
sshss Committee that they frauds supposed
pe'r,ec BY j. smh the Individual who drew the
Tor the ments OF the awards and Interest said awards being
psysb. the order Of fictitious These shown
L. lLDruarn Ia.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-16
MOTHERS: MOTHERS! MOTHERS,

AN OLD NURSE FOR CHILDREN.-DONT FAIL TO
procure Mrs Wnsows Soothing Syrup for Children Teethng
l. has equal Earth No mother who has ever tried
Mrs Wlusow's Soothing Syrup for Children will
to let her child through the distressing and critical peri
cd Of ctng without the aid Of this invaluable preparation
II life and health be estimated by dollars and cents Is
worth its weight in gold
Millions of Bottles Of Mrs Wnslows SOOTHING SYRrr,
sold every year la the United States 1t is old and we'll
tried rmedy Price only IS cents bottle The genuine
tce has the fac smie II Curtis Perkins, New York,
each outside wrapper lS-ly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-16

~ MARIDURO SS,
The Probate Court for said District. 10 all whom II
may concern GREETING You hereby notified that T.
ROME THOMPSON, Guardian u CHARLES q. BUllRINu-
TON Of Nottingham, In said District, has made application
IN writing this Court f license sell that portion " tho
Real Estate belonging his said ward known te Stacy
place. and situated in Halifax IN said district, the ground
that such sale will be beneficial his said Ward and that
this Court will decide upon said application ut the Session
thereof to be held at the Probate 0cc in atcro In said
District Saturday the Both day Of January A. d. 1858,
when and whore you may be heard IN the PREMISES you
ut. 1871 Y. IIOLBROOK, Register.
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(LATE 1. &. BALDWIN co.
Rochester,
Home Testimony in fnyor of DIR. Graves
Hygeinn Alternative syrup.


H. GATES co. - feel II duty to state the following
facts To- the public troubled with the Scrofua
ty years. During time paid hundred dollars for
medical services and various kind Of medicines but
kind Of relief ago advised t. try Or. Grnes
Hygei1n Alternative Syrup. accordingly did try it, The
the first bottle encouraged me. took second bot
tie of the SYRUP and experienced decided benefit from IT,
continued for several weeks and strange may
seen felt it Ind wrought complete change in my system.
1t had purified my blood regulated my digestive organs and
totally cured of the Scrofuia. My disease has
returned TO this day. would recommend this remedy to
cry troubled with impurty Of the blood.
Yours truly, OREN BOYNTON.
A. il. GATES co, PK0PRlEToRs, WOODSTOCK, VT.
" Agentsi Burr, Foster Co.. No. Coruhll, Boston,
Wholesale Agents, Kemp X Boyutln, Towushend Sawyer
4 smith, Newane Howe 4 Sherman, Wlliamsvlle y. ID.
Perry, East Dover j. q. Higgins, Warlsboro; Sawyer Il
Fits, West TOwnshcndi {. ii. Pierce Jamaica; and by
Druggists generally. 29-ly
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- MAHLBoRu, SIS
The Probate Court for said District To all persons inter-
esttl in the Estate Of JAMES GETTING, late " Whiting
ham, deceased, GREErSG; Whereas, Adds BROWN,
Administrator upon said Estate, has made application IN
writing To this Court setting forth that il will be beneficial
the heirs and all persons interested In said sell the
whole II the Real Estate " said deceased and praying for
License to sell the accordingly, and has filed IN this
Court the and appreciation Of all the heirs Of said de
ceased, residing in this state, to such sale Nouao hereby
notified that this Court will decide upon said application mt
The session thereof to he held the Probate Once BRAT
cboro in ad District Saturday the Oth day u January
A. H. 1855 when and where you may h heard the prem
ses, II you NJ I3l Y. IlOLDROOK, Register
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CTATE OF yERMoN Mt,

- Il o L V IL NJ o (,
~ MARLBORO. $.
The Probate Court for said District To all persons in
tercsted in the Estate Of LUCltS WHEELER te of Brat
ucb1ro deceased GRELriNG; You hereby notified that
this Court will make assignment u SARAH WHEELER
widow O said deceased, from the personal property Of said
deceased Mt the session thereof to be- held at the Probate OF
hc' in Bratteboro, In sail District Saturday the 30tl
day " January, A. ID 1855, when md where you may h.
heard in the premises, II You see ht.
. =. HoLBR0oK, Register.
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DEATHS.

In West Dummcrston January 0h Mrs JULIA A. wife Of
Charles j. Roel, aged IS years, months
In Bratteboro, Jan 10th, Mr.. NATHANIEL KNOwLToN,
aged 81.
In this village JAN 3d. at the residence Of her father
Ninton. Mrs. CAROLINE AUGUSTA, wife Of John r. Whit
ton OF Chaestown, Mass aged 20 years 10 and
In iutney, Jan, !, Mr.. fRINK LOWELL, "a
In vernon, Jan. l. OF scarlana FRANK WALES, son Of
days.
rim iIallOu, aged 3d.
In oyalston, Mass Jan. 10th, Hon. RUFUS BULLOCK,
aged IS.
In New York CITY Jan 9th, Of disease Of the heart MARY
JANE LfNDE we OF oryle W. Swift daughter Of the
late Thomas Lynde Of Guiord, in her 25th wear
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
rEI.ERR ATED FEMALE PILLS.

P,tpdred from Prescription Of Sir j. clarke, NJ d.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 The Queen
This invaluable medicine is unfang in the Of all those
painful aud dangerous disorders which the female cosu
ton is subject 1t moderaes all and all o'
structions, and a speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED
It is peculiarly suited. It will In short time orlhs oh 'he
monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, Price Dollar. bears te Government stamp
of Great Britain, to prevent counter'ei's'
CAUTION.
These pm, sbonM not be taken by females during the
FIRSJ, rUREE MONTHS Of Pregnacy as they are sure
IN br;n0 on Miscarriage, but at other time and in
eperv other case, they are perfectly safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight cxertion, palptaion Of the
heart Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills will effect
when all other have failed and although powerful
remedy do contain iron, caome anthony, anything
hur,ful to the constitution
Full directions accompany each package
Sole Agent for the Unitei States and Canada,
Jon MOSES,
(LATE l. &. BALDWIN Coz
Rochester, n
NB s1O0 and postage stamps enclosed to any author
lied Agent, will insure bottle Of the Pills by return mail
For sale by JOTEplI CLARK, Bratcburo, VT, .. Z
WOODS Bellows Falls, and by Druggists IN every town In the
United States Fred H. Tmi Montpelier VI wholesale agent
for the State. 3Oly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-16
MARRIAGES.

In Bernardon Mass January 9th, by J. W Brooks ESD
LOREN p. CHASE of Bernardston, aud EMMA STEBBINS
Of Deerfeld.
In North Iadley, Mass Jan 18th, by Rev W. II Beaman
FRANCIS H. CLARKE, Esq, Of Waukegan, ILL.,, and Miss
HANNAH Il. SCOTT OF North IIadl,y.