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The MISSISSIPPI AT New ORLEANs.-The Picayune

TIE MISSISSIPPI AT New ORLEANs.-The Picayune
of late date says:
Just now the surface of the river is above the
general level of the land 1t fills it from shore
shore, the wind dashing its waves in many places
over the levee. Yesterday at the foot Of Bienville
street the steamship landing. and at various other
points, the water dashed over the crown of the firm
enbankment that alone preserves us from inunda-
ton. Still the water rose higher, and for twenty
four hours longer, at least, they did continue to
SWELL But there is no danger from the river from:
along the borders of the city. The levee is broad
and firm, and might even permit the water to swell
even SO that no more could be contained without
these massive mounds gradually sloping away to-.
wards the swamp, being broken away. The only
fear is from the weakness of the embankments
miles above Here sleepless vigilance is neces-
sary The slightest crevice through which the wa
ter trckles may in an hour be enlarged to the di.
mansions Of a river, pouring current upon the
rear of the city which human ingenuity would toll
perhaps in vain to close Such experiences re.
corded in the past history of New Orleans.
The news OF the fall of all the tributaries of our
great river, however, gives us feeling of ease
We can enjoy the submity Of the scene presented
without any feeling Of anxiety. It is spectacle
which is rarely witnessed that can now be witnessed
in this Crescent City, and the equal Of which no 9th
er people can look upon" ~
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sspeciaI Notice.

ssa Special Notice. ~
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your subscription.
Weekly Standard 81 per anauns, in adoanee.
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TIE Farmers BANK-The Stockholders of the
Farmers Bank held their annual meeting in Eliza
beth City the 9th inst. The committee on the
condition of the bank, reported the bank perfectly
solvent as to bill holders there being surplus Of
ninety.one thousand dollars and above its liza
bilities. Resumption Of specie paymen. was room
mended
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w The coax City Guards " were out on Friday
evening last, under their popular and efficient CON-
mander, Capt Tucker. They presented fine ap-
pearance. We learn that they contemplate visiting
Newberne on the Goth. Let " the boys" brush up,
and put on their best looks for many eyes will be
upon them,
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TOBACCO AT lYNcHBuRa.-The Virg;nian of Sat-
urday says: s. The receipts of the weed at our diff.
unusually large-indeed we do not remember to
have ever noticed more activity in that branch Of
trade than seems to exist at present A large pro-
portion of the article in market consists of Jugs
and the more inferior grades + * -. .szs>
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letter Of Washington correspondent as contain
ing helatest news. The Lecompton bill for the ad.
mission Of Kansas is still in doubt The probability
is that it will fall.
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Ratification Meeting in

Ratification Meeting in Salisbury.
An enthusiastic ratification meeting of the action
of the Charlotte Convention was held in Salisbury
on Friday evening last Speeches were delivered by
Hon. John Kerr, Mr.. Engelhard, and others.
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HEALrH OF Hon. JEFFERSON DAvIs.--Hon. Jeffer.
son Davis is slowly recovering from bis severe i'll
ness though yet able to give much attention to
business The sight Of one eye, it is feared s gone,
through the violence Of the neuralgia affection under
which he has suffered. There is some hope of its
recovery through the agency Of an operation upon
the pupil reference to which it said that he con-
templates visit to Paris to consult an eminent OPP
tician there -A ierandria Sentinel
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LATE FOREIGN NEws-The latest foreign news is
by the Africa. Inferior cotton had slightly declined,
but fair was unchanged-market generally dull
Breadstufs dull, and spirits turpentine slightly ad.
vanccd
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W The train that left Weldon at o'clock on
Friday night last, was thrown from the track about
one mile from that place by Railroad tie which had
been placed upon the track, by some one, is sup
posed, for that purpose. No one was hurt. The
engine was not much damaged.
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MARRIED,

At the residence of the brides parents the 25th of
March, 1858, by Rev. A. Weaver Mr.. D. G. Styron Of
Newberne n c., to Miss S. Victoria Gufor of Beaufort
county, N. C. sss*
In Jefferson county, Florida the 9Th of April by the
Rev. MIR. William Eppes Dr. A. B. Hawkins of Warren
county, n c. to Miss Martha L. daughter of Gen. William
Bailey tr.s
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W The gross receipts of the Washington Lee
ture of Edward Everett, in Charleston, amount to
$1,000; in Savannah 81 900 and in Augusta $500.
Mr.. Everett delivered his address in Columbia on
Friday.
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;z7s Ohio R;vst

nov measures 28 leltss md ia ii
IeSjesils y sae 8 y I
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THE OAK.CITY HOUSE.
OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL.

RALEIGH, N. c.
vhtHIS HOUSE WILL BE CONDUCTED HERE
after the cush plan-no states books being kept.
D. G. LOUGEE,
Manager
GAUL'S PRIME PHILA. ALE ON DRAFT.
u At THE OAK CITY.
eDaVyVO Just received at
THE OAK CITY.
LII THE DELEGATES OF THE SEASON
>'''' '' THE OAK CITY 4
Raleigh, April 10, 1883. 32-k
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II OsT ON FAYETTEVILLE STREET ON
IL Saturday last the 18th inst. A POCKET BOOK COM
tanning money to the amount Of $4sn bills Of the follow
finder will be suitably rewarded by applying to John J..
Chrstophers, at the Mayors Office. s.. 4.
April 20, 1858. 82-St.
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- sp1i.. and s1.1.sr s:oo1-. s. isss-.
"A Q entire Spring aud Suf,n1e Etock 81 Nm
Styles prices and qaaities Of LADIES DRESS GOOSS IS
Of the latest mpottatiols Also, Boansss Pm,
For MEMS AND BOYS WEAR Th.,e !. ss.v. .sd
Black and Fancy soft Hats SsR fe
Boots and Shoes Also yerv bod Ss EI ~
MADE CIOTf INC III. No. IT, =
ng ny g. sS9s. .. I .,a 9 -
thew can cnt Msn h or M ~ y o an9 sMs,s ms
NJ can o e e ne Nneeenth
ask INV friends and cu.toe q a dny asa
stock and it the price, style md Quality dS not sut
WAYS find me ready to rive nv c,isioss Ina ortt -
their money ThankSi Sr nsst Mn sne :. Void :.
continuance tin Of the libsra bsatoved
rs Il. f,REECf4ss
g Pc Door .boye (: Corner.
< issg April y. 1898 y 4
e Aozeca.e copy wears: Ess
II AND FOR HALE.-WILL he SOLD AT TlIE ].
property known as the Stith auds onefonrth ~
West Of the City Of Raeigh There will be- 1o.
nenclng o. tnc lots OF we ro9qs just beyond 81
roads Each Z. v from. e g yssa running bsef
my Ea.asn, mahng ane D W. ao.s -
running from he Holly springs road. wss. b.eE ie
lot fronting r G. shepards lo containing sbott q or
acres. These all very choice building iots
Also about $50 or 200 Of land lying West d the
s sSs en- parcels non s i .ss' z 's par
known day Of sale. Titles viii IS made Is soon as the
April 10. 1858. 'f = h1oAM ssn.a 4
7nD =, 81; = ; ,,,,,,
Agents s sbsss ss II
SssT SS;i esq TFs !; Ss SS;SS
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-01-05
y@D PR8MTaM1.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

I HaTlne purchased a large and beautifnl assortmc
q nc Job Type, We are prepared TO eXecule "orN
all kinds, oa short nctlcc, and reasonable terms;
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-01-05
.Mistt.rIIa:nrllrous..h.o III

gd EE-1 We agree with that old poet who
said that low, soft voice. was an excellent
thing in woman. Indeed, we feel in
cliaed to go much further than he has on
the subject. and call it one of. her crown
ing charms. How often the spell of beauty
is rudely broken by coarse, loud talking.
How often you are irresistibly drawn to a
plain, unassuming woman. whose soft,
silvery tones render her positively attract
i've, In the, social circle, how pleasant it
is to hear a woman talk in that low key
which always characterizes a true lady.
In the sanctuary of, home, how such a
voice soothes the dutiful child, and cheers
the weary husband. -. -. .,.s,,I ~.
H One of the. Last -sugpe stions of
Holmes, istound in, The Autocrat of the
1t is in regard to leave-taking:g a lla. nj
Don't you know how hard it is for
some people to get out ola room after their
visit is really over? they want to be off,
but they don't know how to manage it,
One would think they had been built in
your parlor or study, and were Whiting to
be launched. have contriyed a sort OF
ceremonial inclined plane for, such visit
Fors, which, being lubricated with certain
smooth phrases, backs them down, meta
phorically speaking, stern foremost into
their native element Of outdoors. %
| ,%sA writer of much merit says that
with a wife husbands faults should be
sacred: A woman forgets what. is- due to
herself when, she condeseends to that re-
fuge of weakness, female confidant. A
wife's bosom should be the tomb Of her
husbands failings, and his character far
more valuable. in her estimation, than his
life. AndViee versa. utaa'a '~i,fl55
E1Msnya true heart, that would have
come back like dove to the ark, -afterits
first transgression, has been frightened
beyond recall by the angry look and me-
nace--the taunt-the savage charity-of an
unfOrgiving spirit. ;,.i.saBas, ,,.ss,.} :.a.a
EE-A bin is before the South Carolina
Legislature, which provides that profes
sional gamblers who are found guilty Oh
gambling shall receive thirty=nine lashes,
in addition to the punishment. now pro-
vided by law, If this bill, when passed,
does not suppress gambling in that State,
no law can. 49, ',os's.1.'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-01-05
NEW ! ! SERIES vol. OIL mo 4Stl} !

0nso q Tht 'st0SY q bFanoA' HFIeA =
s.-se-S,St. n.ur,.H House. (" ,''tfyic (

s.h.erusr. wAe 40 ihst give sxpfess laotscs e g
~ r|rI ~ nrs e1bntidcred asiNishing % e'pssro
e. N su6scsers osdcf djsrpptlpranse 2. he.T a.
are,r the pubiishsfs can contlnue 70 sehq 'hcm un
IN ali nrreaTgcs are PAID .x..x. ,he,, ma
a Ifaubsrribers neglect or refuse tataNe WI" ~
ney. from the once 10 which they ere 49,
Are held reapandbi til they settle tlcn snl' n"N & "
Aay the paoers discontinued. ...-..,- :. .,,h
n anT ,aubscfbeg removes to nnothee pnse =.
O,thnforIniuR the puhlisher, and their y ss
She former direction the suoscriecs t ~ take
aowspap per from tho onieo or removing AM ,niana1
Ianealfed for, u prima fscie evidence VI
Rates or Or'AAvertislng. 'i9- =
Business Cards, lines ortess, ono year, - 90 90
One square, thirteen lines or less, hres weeks, - SS
Zach shbseq uont iuacrtiou1 CfeIA3D --t'"' 4 ~
One square three months, ffAt. trlaj x M
One square ak msnths,y ,l.. tr...g uitraiS ~,
GIue aquttre year, -, t ,3 M
ablo-half column one year, 3 .1lltaN 2uuflsi oS M
One column one year.. -, 49, 'v ~. III III
TPCasuaI crtra,lsiout adv ertisements must oe pau
eorIn advance. ,,..or q,
TP Adv srtisements not having the nnmOsr o. IN
asrt ons iuark ed on copy will be continued "nth lot
lid, aud charged aecordingiS-- -, ..r5ft, -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-01-05
CHURCHES.

PrcSbs terian--i,cv |. Twomby, Pastor Screlcescy
cry Sabbath tnern,ng at "a o'clock Every sabbath
-SScniDk AT y. o'cl'ck.
ethodist EpiscsFsl-Rey. 4. q. Byees>, Pastor; as
eisted by Res W. n yetcalf. Srrrtres at Uuion
Chapel, Pehefos, aud a cnth Ci;Ict, Sbedict,
cry Sabtalh, at 400 o'clock, 4. NJ, and 7. NJ
Fray e IH ceItnxs every We,lne sday' cvehipg- 7
e Protestast sIal--So services ut present 2
D JsrTsa'e%15,Ns y; 10 scr,iesse .
Services sAc seceaa Sabbath in Jhi ary and
weeks tho reIftet az lUl O'Clock A. and dts r. N.
Il eriBaI N NetkoAiz-Rev. u. PfctZihg, Pasor SER
SaklsaIh b m0rnu mt 10 o'clock l't
Geru<an LutAe ran-R.r- n Held, Pastor. Services
every Sabbath morning.. .r.,a ...,t.t 4
-teev. I-T ThcIss, Pastor. Services cRotS Sabbath
sfunprning, at lUo'clUek- ~ 90 s-IuIrsu giE lpar
German Presbyierian leu lsw <tSeet, l77ReY- -
---, Pastor. Services every SSbbAsh nioraiEE, Ai
toso,cloekE -. ~ ( ~
Roman Catheiic-Rev- John AIbriRck, Priest- Scr
-zleassxsLy- sabbath Ins ri.ins- ..--..--
Welsh BaVtist-zPctrr lloyd, Ppsor- -SerSifes eV-
Fxy aahbats. at 10 ftSsf, 4. NJ dad y si'S a.
4 YAi t,Ir GNew StHest,i 4tseS. jehn H.
.Okos, Pastor. services every Sssla,h al 10 psgck,
A.9N. and 6.FsM: v y ~ i-dl lc''l'.f .n.
- Welss Fresh, terian (old fsrheelJei.a T. Williams
Re.,Yr Services SebsaSAA a ~ sScaeck, A. N.
~ Pre.bys ". r. orvis, Pass
ar; seEIices every SaAath, nj Dt o'clock,
An, nHd s o'clock, p NJ. - D.. % ~. DIS. - a.,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-01-05
coaros.rioN ,ov.Icxas---ronEser,

!, sAaynI7- - 8 W. ,to-@3f "i .s'si"d
= Tra.s !s-H s. HSrten, Az MardoeR, II. Rrsach
g. Grant Nnn. Jesmiii,ss. Nfqir'iHf tn- ~.
~ aTrcaSurer-0. Rrateii- eX otacio. 81. ysry stit
, .Aarsh-I-GeecSe Wslfer,, r,t, .s.. gf7a.u F..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-01-05

of L IC1 AL - ENA'>O soJh'A' 2
Repre- sentative In Congress 9TH pstrict)-hoh "
g. Hor; on, or Meigs county ..lt' =.
sena,or-State Losislature-chauncey 6. Hawley'
Rspr ,ostafivc--Aifred Thomson q
corsrv oTTiCkRs- -,, ~ !
Judge OF the Cour, OF Common Plcas-Hon. smeo
Hxsi. q iiiroiis 49,
Judge or Probate Ccurt-A. Mcrrih.
. Scierk of Common Pleas Coart--Rcdney boWn'ng'
khcriH-Josoph V. Smith, ... rt.f ..,.sY f.t..t. F.
Prosscating Attorney-S. Simpecn-
County A Auditor--H. H. swallow.
County Treasurer-O. Branch. --.f" .' ,Ht. b
CsuntS RecOrler--i. S. Paiac-
County Sasyeyqr17Lcri Rseses, =. =. , d
Caunty Conm issioness-Wm. LedUe, }. r, brpwh'
= Tho Smta. .ti, f.l l'.t = !. - - I, y
sCodnty school Eyamlacrs--H. T. Miiier, Rev.T. A.
Eeish,J- c.s- Nileri 9l sai rp--9 c ,rtnt
fcwxsuir ovric.N -.ALtsBrHI. m :!
frustess X. BysclI, Jace, Simpson, X. Gliiand.
G erk-w. q. bennington: -
Treasurer %. Branch. = n ~ .'ia.k Hl9'Gs 3,
J,,stiacs tho Peacs-George Lee, G. W.CooPer'
Rob.rt Bsshi- - -, (,
Z. c.as.allOs- Giles H,sei', pariai Taales, Sial
sseGso, I'D. X Jacobs N{ uri'aJHFf SO - .
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-01-05
lHOrEfLsgl

TT 8. HoTEI,l AND STAGE OFFicR, rourdporsbs
u low THO Rolling Mill, Pomerpy, Meigs county, y
Nj AgWebsteF, Propfietoty1od1 has nSbiaao' g
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-04

FOR SALE.


YNHE undersigned offers Cor sale a splendid
n STEAM SAWMILL, situated on the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad three-quarters Of
a mile from the located depot, Bahala. and ten
miles South Of Gallatin. The rapid settlement
Of the surrounding country, the anticipated town,
and the undOubted completion OF the road 70 this
point BY the lst Of October next with the already
increasing demand insures ready sale for lumber,
there being no mill nearer than twelve miles,
To the mill IS attached 800 acres Of finely tim
bered land, with suiheency opened for the pro-
duetlon Of corn, potatoes, etc, % supply the
employees and teams Of the mill A comfortable
Dwelling. with the necessary out-hOuses, at
tached. The mill-house is large and substantial
containing the latest and most improved ma
chneTy; boiler 81 feet long, AZ inches in diane
ter, double fged; circular saw, 81 inches diameter
Everything new and in complete running order
This mill. with seven hands, can cut between
hYe and six thousand & e Of lumber a day, but
averages $500 feet daily, without extra labor OF
strain Of machinery
Attached IS one Of Straubis superior 26-inch
French Burr GRlST MILLS. capable Of grinding
from 10 to is bushels per hour. with sufficient
business TO supply the place with bread Also,
a Wagon and Team, Lumber Car, Tools etc.
necessary 20 carry on the business with an
abundance Of water all seasons
Terms easy For further particulars. apply on
the premises. or 70 the under signed
W. J. BRUNER,
Or MAYES < MILLSAPS, Agents.
April III, 81. 33-tf Gallatin. Miss.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-04
DISSOLUTION.


Having sold out my interest ia the Furniture
business to 7. Garrison, cordial bespeak for
him liberal ond continued patronage from all
my friends and former customers.
feh27tf L. GRIFFITH.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-04

A LARGE assortment Of School, Law and Mis-
II cellaneous Books, on hand and for sale by
August JAS. il. KING 4 CO.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-08-11
CUSTOM PLANNING.

TNHE subscriber having completed his ma
l. chinery is now prepared to execute all kinds
boards, plank, fence pickets, and IN short anything
that oan be plan d by hand, ct such rates thai
It makes it AN obj ,ct Tor those that are building
to give him call, instead # pursuing the old
slow way OF delving them cut with the old Jack
Plane Planning done by my machine has mis-
advantage, every board brought down 10 nm
equal thickness saving the tedious business Of
dwelling them, as in past times before Planning
Machines were known, thus saving time and ex-
pense.
Shop just below Davenport s. Clsy's Wooden
Factory. JOHN II SIMMONS,
Middlebury, june 8, 1865. s;Sm
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-08-11
Vermont Express.

This entire horse may be found at the stable
of the subscriber, in Cornwall. lie was sired bv
the Justly celebrated o d Black Hawk, he by
Sherman, and he by Justin Morgan. His dam
was sired by Morgan Tiger, he by Sherman, and
be by Justin Morgul. Thus it will be seen that
the purity of Morgan blood in him is second to
no other horse in this section.
He is Of Mahogany bay color, Ave years old,
Is Ia hands high, ind weighs acout HOO.
He is consil cred by those best acquainted with
him a very desirable horse tc breed from, and
gentlemen are re- pec,flly hiYited to call AID OK
anime him and Judge for themselyes; Terms 10
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-08-11
ANERICAN d. FOREIGN PATENTS
Ri, EDDY. SELECTION OF PATENTS.

lIEEji--N H. LyEEIGN pAv,L,NTtS
~ - - = "
Z. Il EDOX, SULlClIUh GL FAT ENIS,
Late igent Of O.. S. Pate,t OHte. UaLlnqton
,.,ty,1. Tie 4ct Ut l-ef.
-errATr-~r o,,,.,ss.. l,iu,,e+ ROs7oN
LrI,5 ~, ,,tci''s.,e ,.r,,.tlc, ot ,,-~.ards of
u ~ - 80 49, r.! :. y '1.Ss "
4 n IN! H., " -, -, E' ~
~ ers - ~, ct,. ,er' .ri4cs'
- -, NM ali 3.,.,.. 80 It,-,T-'
IN e , - a., i t,, "a IN
snsnstcn. researches made MO an.oI1cau on
Fottc,on yorkr. o determine Me validity or Mill
-. nj p.t.1,,e ar l,snt.ou---,,id leor- 81, othar
r.lrj,r rannerpo m AL, matters ouch H. th, ANA
r,,is. ft,,s ,,.itus OF M, lAt,1t tuItisbed Nv
80 ,I m 5oer A:ir,'wcit' rfco-t,d a
W'.G.,,g,o,,'
This Agency ia no, only the lnIgest in New
EneA.rd,6u through 1t iIYentor, have ad vautascs
for securing patents, usue!ta.Iiug the pa,enta-
bi ity OF tuvenucus, unsurpassed by, ii not I'M
rleasui DIV superior 20, a!y which can be offered
them eisewnerc. The te>tWoHHs below gwen
prove tnst none Is ORR sUCEsSF l. Al HE
pATENT OFFICE ihlu tire Subscriber ana as
SUCCESS Is II l. BEST PhUOF OF ADVAE
TAGks AND ABILITY, lie would add that he
has abundant reason t. believe and can prove,
that lao other once olthe Al!I ae me charges Tor
professional services 50 moderate ! he immense
practice OF the subscriber during twenty yeaIs
past. has embed him to oceumuiate vast coli
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-08-11
AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsapariIla,

the most efectual remedy which the medical
skill Of cur times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. Ii is com
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered tor the cxpurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood and the rescue of the
system from its destructive Consequences
Hence it should he employed for the cure Of
not only scrotula, but also these other affec-
tions which arise from il, such as ErurrIvB
and SKIN DISEASES, ST.. A.;rHoSY's FIRE,
RosE, or ERysiPrLAs, PIMPLEs, PrvTUL-s,
BtorcuEs, BLLIys and BoILs, TrMoRs. JFrTrR
and SALT RHruM, ScALp HAD. Ri1cvoaN,
RHEUMATISM, 5yPHI1ITIo and MgRcvaIAL DIS
EASES, DRoPsy, DYSPEPSIA, DEDILITY, ,nd
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
TED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The populal lylie.
In 'nptvisy Of the blood" is founded il truth,
for scrofula is u degeneration OF the blood. J he
particular purpose and virtue of this Gorsapa-
Iilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fuid
without which sound health 10 impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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ESTRAY.

CTRAYED from the Enclosure OF Naj Gusts-
- vus V. Cook, on the night Of Aug. 7th,
four wear old hlacS mare, with swift, h tau. in low
condition t le-h. having one white nigh foot be-
hind, small white spot upon the back caused by
harne or saddle, and high lie. Y hoover will
rive information Of, or return said mare, shall be
literally rewarded. NJ @. TAYLOR.
Brooksvine, New Haven, VI, Aug. Q, lsSs-
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DIR. JORDON,
Germ q n Phyeician

Treats chronic disease In all forms, by en- ex-
animation Of the urine (fiist passed In the morn
ing,) with the name amt age Of the patient.
A practice Of over five year. in Vermont, dem
onstrates success seldom obtained in cl'omsc dis
esses - fice, Opposite Town Hall, Brandon, Vt
NIB. Dr.lJ will be in Rochester, Vt (Faln
Hotsl) the last Saturday In each month, com
nencing May 20. -. lift
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HoLLewAY's FILLS AMI OITrNENT--A voID
IhPosTuRE las there may be counterieits IN
the market, it Is well to know that there 10
protectionto the purchaser in the Water-mark
that exist, in every leaf Of the genuine book OF
directions, viz, the words, " Hoiiowoy .VaO York
aud London which can be seen In the paper it.
self on being held TO the light In external in
hamation there is an uuna ;uial rush Of blood TO
the art effected The effect Of the ointment is
to dispense the local fever. The Fills relieve the
system, through TIE bowels of all morbid and ir-
ritating influences.
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g Breed the staR Of Life.n
Elegant Picture Frames.

TINE subscriber having procured from New
York, a large assorted stock Of various pat
terms OF M0uldirgs he is nov prepared to man
ufacture it into any shape end size desired, nj
short notice These Frames when finished, are
furnished AZ rates that mn kes it an o ect iorthose
having pictures, looking glasses, or any other ar
ticle 10 frame, to call NJ my shop and examine
styles and pictures before looking elsewhere.
Shop Just below the WOODEN Factory. Orders
may he lei, At Copeand's Booksure where ssm
pes may be seen. JoHS ". SIMMONS
Aldiebury, Juue 3, 1865 s;Sm