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At the land othoe at I.EcoNrIoY. commencing on
Monday, the nineteenth day Of July next, for the
dlsposal Of the pubic lands within the following
named townships. viz:
Soutk Of the base line and tnstoT tie ststh priH-
cip1t meridian
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-. poHHtfE HBb1fRgEEY Es2HfsspY.

G$ s ks.: tr,ir's w e SS.ffsi! 1s$1s;
boswell, Daniel B. Clark. J. p. MiiGuru. Dnnbs Dumb
Dyson, ord + Bro. Agents for GeorEetovn.NR.
8. Cissell. U M LenthAm. J. l.. Kidwell. my Sly
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Medicines.
A B Z A VI I r U L II e A D
RICH CLIO SSY HAIR,
COMPLETELY FRBSERvED -
TO THE GREATEST AGE.

And who that is gray would not hnvsi restor cd to
former oso,; or Sald, but you'd have the growth re-
would have it removed, or troubled with scrofnIa,
soald head, or other eraptlons but would be CURED,
Prof. Woods Hair RESTORATIVE win do ali this, see
circular and the following xxs Arson, Nov s. lass.
Of 70 Sir much
tive, but having been so often cheated By auacksry
and Quack nostrums, hair dyes, &c, was disposed
the thousand and one loudly trumpetsd ansck rem
ediss, until | met you IN Lawrence county some
induced as
hrst, BY my good wife, whose hair had become very
of your large bottles her hair was restor, nearly to
its original beautiful brown color and had thick ened
over the head. She continues to use it. not simply
because Of ls beanufylng elects upon the HAIR, but
mind Others family ana ends e a nea as ae
your Restorative with the happiest effects; there
and character entirely removed. and can and
do cordially and con6dentially recommend its
white or gray by reason of Sickness or age to org
nal color and beauty and by sl young persons who
would have their HAIR beautiful and glossy.
' ''Ai' A''D A'A' "''n ss6tEIaotMON MANN
FRIEND WOop: 1t was long time after saw you
at Blss6eld before got the bottle Of Restorative
Detroit, and when got il concluded to try 1t on
Mrs. Mann's hair as the surest test of Its power. 1t
mas uOne Hi mai you assured IL would ana
| Others of my family and friends. having witnessed
Its effects, are now using and recommending it's
to others entitled to the highest
claim for it.
Again. very respectfully AID truly yours,
| SOLOMON MANN.
| CARLYLE. ILL.,, une %, 1852.
| have used Prof D. J. Woods Hair Restorative,
| aud have admired its wonderful effects. My hair
was becoming as thought preniaturely gray, but
by the of HIS restoratIye has resumed it's Orgi
nal color, and. have no doubt, permanently
| >. BREBSE, ex Senator ". y.
| O. J. WOOD CO, ProPrlet"rs, $40 broadway.
| N. T.. tin the great n. !. Wire Railing Establish
| ment) and ia Market ST., st. Louis, Mo.
| And sold Ivy all good Druggists.
| feI7 Snr
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STATES MAIL.
FLORIDA.

Posi- OFFICER DEPARTMENT, March s.. 1854.
States from LIST JSa. iss, TO saS Juns is5 DrS
ave- on the following routes the State of FlorIaA
the ContrsOt Office Of this department. until O. M
81 Ssi May hsst, 10 he decided on the follow ins
| ess2 From Jacksonville 10 BALDWIN. 2 miles and
lack, siI times a week.
Leave Jacksonville daily, except SUNDAY, a. 9
anIve at Baldwin byIIam;
Leave BALDWIN daily, except Sunday, at " IN !;
or on arrival OF railroad tram from Feusn-
Arrive at Jacksonville IN 5 hour.-.ay by 5r N.
6883 From Baldwin, h, Barriers, Newtureh. Ain
gator, Little River, Helena, Spr.ng Grove.
Columbus; Madison. sandy Ford. and Mon
ticello, TO Walkers Mill, las miles and ack,
six times week.
Leave Baldwin daily, except Sunday. a. V
~, or on arrival OF railroad tram from Fer
Arrive at Walkers Mil in "a hours-say b,
a a, m nHaiioSlng one hour &" change the mails
Leave Walkers Mil daily. except sunday. AZ
m, or on arrival of railroad tram from
Arrive at Baldwin in. &c hours-say By " IA,
tallovIng nine hours rect at All gator
Fer forms Of proposal. guaranty and Certificate
also INSTRUCTIONS and rsqul fements 10 h. eIntfacei
IN psmShe afm AZ ans If s Of SEna
post ofhcss. AARON v. RRoE%.
ap l-laww Postm ,strr Genera.
TAXATIoN & TIE FUNDING sYsTEM,
The Logic of Political Economy, by Thomas DE
Qulgeey; vol, Lendon.
An Essay on the Government OF epeniencies, Nv
6eorgs Cornewali Lewis; vol. Londan.
Nsuona, system OF Political Economy. by Frsls-
The Elements Of Political Economy, by France.
Nethake' Pol!tica Economy, vol.
THSmshreI.s Msnual Of polilicll Science.
2. FRANCE TAYLOR.
A MEXICAN, YEAR BOOK OF FACTS ~
and Art Tor Ss-EKhlblting the most
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That part out
side Of the In
dian reserva<
ton or
That part out
side of the In
dian reserva-
tion Of
All Of
do
That part south
nf fha VpI,on
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TAXATION & The FUNDING SYsTfM.

a MEXICAN YEAR BOOK OF FACTS ~
"A science and Art for lSts-Exhibiting the most
lmportant discoveries and impr vements'iOr the ssr
year; EDITED by David A: Wells, 4. NJ; volume,
m2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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The part outside
of the Indian
reservation of
All except SEQ
tons l, 2, 6Dd
s OF
All Of
rhe part outside
Of the Indian
rssarxr0ft II
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(SUGAR COATED,)

The following remedies are Of
fered to the public as the best, most
perfect, which medical science can
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The srtoutsids
OF the Indian
reservation Of
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ID The rubjoiRsd singularly beautiful poem
attributed to the pen Of the Quaker poet, Whit
tier, we find in the Atlantic Monthly:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-12
A MARRIAGE LlCENsE.

license to marry is often wanted when it
cant be had, but a poor one is better than
none when a man is in a hurry-viz., namely.
to-wit the following:
In the early days of Texan independence
and youth, an eccentric genius, still living
and roigning, was clerk of one of the western
counties. The village was quite secluded in
the prairies, and the squire pastured his cows
on the broad acres around, bringing them
home at night, and letting them 90 to grass
in the morning. lie kept bell on one Of
them to help him in finding them but one
morning, as he was letting them loose, he
perceived that the clapper Of the bell was lost
ont, and being unable to find it, he made
substitute by making fast his own office key.
Not till he had reached his office did it occur
to him that he should want the key; but
now, finding himself locked out, he betook
himself to other matters, proposing to rccov-
er the key at night. About noon a rough
and-ready young Texan, in buckskin dress,
came riding into town, inquired for the clerk,
scared him up, and asked for marriage
license
Sorry cant accommodate you to-day,
but it's no CO.
"Why not I'm going to be splced to-
night, and | must have it, whether or no.
"But the fact is said the clerk, "my Of
fee is locked up, and ing co'o has gone array
NTH the kcy r
1.-The cow-what does the COW want of the
koy:"
So the old fellow told the whole story, and
the two set off for the prairie to find the cat
tie and get the key But the more they look
ed the less they found, and finally had to give
it up. A bright thought struck the clerk of
the county.
"I'll fix you out, said he and Young Tex
as jumped a rod, so ticklod was he to know
that he was to be fixed out Of the fix he was
in. They proceeded to a store close by the
office, and there the country scribe ndited the
following autographs
"Reputiic Of 7eras.-To all who shall see
this present, greeting; Whereas |, tho un-
dersigned, clerk of this county, having this
morning unthoughtedly tied my office key as
a clappor into my cows bell, and whereas the
said COW has gone astray to parts unknown,
bearing with her the said key, and therefore
the said key is non iRueHtus est-that is, can [
be had And whereas one Abner Barnes has
made application to me for license, and the
said Abner persists that he capuot wait until
the COW comes back with the key, but is COM
PEELED, by the violence Of his feelings and the
arrangements already made, to get married
Therefore, these presents are to command
any person legally authorized to celebrate the
rites of matrimony, to join the said Abner
Barnes to Rebecca Downs; and for doing so
this shall be your sufficient authority.
Given under my hand and private seal, on
the doorstep Of my otlice-the seal Of the
office being locked up, and my COW having
gone away with the key-this fourth day OF
October, A. ID. 1888.
HENRY Osborn, Clerk"
70 The hoop question has two sides to il (;
the ladies take the inside, of course.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-12

ONE OF THE BEST prRgyTf,-r ,N-n
LIVER NfFDICfNES ,,.,, Co. d.. -lit- go
ly pE. SAvronD's I.yfeor ANN ar ~ 49,.
that act. as foftqrffl easier r,iI..r ,el ,,-- r
f,ctual than any other medicine Known L. H. ,I,
only N Cathar6c nm n J,,.r ,..,j ,s a. Ivy
tba' Iir,r to oi,~t rs ,,i,,l ,t.' 't-iH N.' ii
stomach and bowels t9 c.rr, mi III. 80. ~,
accotupli. shine two p,ir,,o.as ,.t..ct,i ,.i,t, -
of tbe pain6,P f,.ii,,,s tt,, 49, 3 t' a. ,ii5
. - opcrations M ,nost C,,b,rtir 4, f,t =" " W,
49, qrstr,, AZ tt, s,,,o ,f, 81, &. 49, ''l'
- taken d,il, ir ,,,,5.-.,o - f,in ~ ID" NN'l,
= mild n mn ,,i,l ,,,,,al ,.,. ' ''''NH"'" anu
On Stsrorp's i,y',,ii ~, VIZ, g. .i.5 -
- tirclv fr,p, nov, ,rtiIo ~ ,iii l'H',su GU
SOM, W., 80 H.. -,.'..t ~ '''t.'i@f N"','
- f,,,,,d ,,t,,, % ~ t7 NJ 'l' sym, may Ne
,i.or,t,r r,1,,t,i1. r. NO. , ~. '''' oi ln' '",
- = d,ses IN f'oi,tnri ,f,t,,t ,, ~ W, i'NN'N
- a,cts ' W ' "''N'''i'"' ''-
1lou,h ,.osse..;,,o. ,,.. o.. i.,.
= Gums Ta,r beer NM nal, l', 49,, 'N,!!si Nl,sg
mover .nsei in tbeit 49, 49,; p, li,3 sl'lIi,' ana
: = form Of tho I4ri5oJ,,io. MI IL ,,, tt I w ,i.e
dsuf,d s,r.cs. g. a., h. 49,. ~ .''' ''" "ilfie-
--as a family r,caicir,. ,ric, I'D t w. ~ 10 ~ Wy 81
II has rarslv cyor Z, ieI e., .,,, y 80 go ' -
- their worst forms '' "''' ''
frdiye.tiop h,ipo .,,,s,5 h, a. 1..l y. o.
- cured whom tbe Iiysr ia c,ri,5 ~ -,@s'' '-''' u
=, J,anJicc i. ,itscd b e ., i 70 e.,on'
Ljrcr and ms n rr,of A. a. h ~ 1 a,,,,N ~ ,uc
- this disease lot any one troubled with Jaundic tt
the ln,igoiator regularly one week and tbrir MIN
will begin TO assume its ORIGINAL color
- Co.tyonoss cam DC pennaurntlv cured nv the In
Nilorator Take il iu small doses an rctiri,,, md il
- assists nature Ina her operations Rt GRADUAL ii,
ishine the dose the bowels are lcn u b,altb, ANA
- active state, aud work regularly clock work
sick Headache Us very soon relieved by taxing a doub
- ic dose OF the H,9of0tof' which corrccts all acidty
"'9 HoNln's' "i ''e st'ln".h.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-12
w l. GOODS AND GROCERIES.-

M |. GOOl)S AND GROCERlES.-
w NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
Just opened at the old Stand of Lyman q King, Main
Street, opposite the Brick Church
PALMER X GRAYLIN have just opened new
stock of Groceries, Nc which they will be happy sell
on the most reasonable terms, comprising
SUGARS-an kinds MOLASSES and SYRUP /;
IEAS-al kinds, best in town COfFEE-Goycnmcnt
Java in Packets assortment in Bags, Ground, in bulk
and papers SOAPS-Common Bar, Stowc's q Davis
Chemical, Castilc.l slc. Fancy and shaving TOBAC-
CO-all kinds and sorts, Chewing and Smokngi SNUFF
black and yellow CIGARS dozen kinds from
Short Skies TO Plantation SPlCES-pepper, Spice,
Ginger, Cassia, Cloves Nutmegs, Rlisns, Curants,
Figs, Citron EAIkACTS-Lemona and Vanilla sal
crntus, common and Soda Cream Tartar Rice Mus
tard, Pepper Sauce ketchup Olive oil for table, Ger
nns all kinds, Pipes, Lamp Oil and Candles Butter and
Table salt COP FlsA-,S9lmon, Mackcrel and Her
ring PORK, Hams and Lard; Cheese Tubs Wash
Tubs, Wash Boards, Brooms Pals Shoyes aud Hoes
BOOTS SHOES-common and fine; O,cralls Green
Jackets, sc. LOOMS PALMER,
TERMS CASH JOHN GRANLIN.
Montpelier June II. 1856. Qltf
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Books ann fAagajinrs.
TNRIVALED ATTRACTIONSl
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PUTNAMrs MONTHLY.

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m ,,.., 49,, - 49, ,,,.,,;v, MIN
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The uri,, of FNFRsoN,s MACHINE and PIT.
NtNi,S W0NTiiIy bss iyer r., N rrnaiij,,cd work
cre,i,ti,r s,15 a. t,,, o,e iiica,i,r In tbc
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ahe n tc w9rn DurihB ihe hist month"; we ,.i, .a
inc trade an9 demand rom subscriber, exceeded V9gW
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Nu WORN are un'oaly CONCEDED =" nave huip'ssc'' n
W' fehhess o thcf literary contents ana We Deauy ana
PfoW''ncss OF Welt pc'9ra Illustrations any nnBa1he
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ga ny lhgsc cNuphc'a ui l"'oIi ul, p"onH'yls nav u
rInln'a to 'nmnonge th' new volume ih January WIN
stu qdmuonhl attractions ana 20 ouet suoh nu9cement.
10 'nnsg.rt' as cannot la 20 pace ", IN sfeuallo ar
tl. mean o. N"grcs9 nnsa1l'es' /" lln ,ns alo"rhg
now 'nnouh'e ii, lo''"h4 7pOnnu ' bIaliiny,. ln,y
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-12
VHE CHEAPEST AND BEST LAMP

Il ~ THE WORLD
Is the Patent SolfGenerating
G. A $ l. 4 VI p.
Particularly adapted to Churches Hotels, Halls, Fac
tories, Stores, Pariors, Families, &c.
SOME OF ITS econ QUALITIES.
1t is perfectly safe. No chance for explosion.
II is not eXtingushcd by any ordinary wind.
IL requires rewicking only once n six months.
Ii win not get out OF order
A child may take care OF it.
II is unequaled for reading sewing.
The light is not injurious 20 the eyes.
For economy, cleanliness and comfort, IL dohes COM
petition, and is the best light in the world
The material used IN thoAc Lamps o. common Burning
Fluid All Fluid aud OIL Lamps can be altered into Gas
Lamps.
The Gas Lamp Is Intended for common family use, and
sells from Sl,b TO $500 according 20 stglc; also for
Stores, Churches, Hotels, sc.
This Lamp will give the same amount Of light three
Searne Sandles for half cent houf and the light
OF one foot gas burner for I cent am hour.
This Lamp, which pronounced hy all Co hc Gar supc-
of 10 any Lamp before offered 10 me inspection OF
the public Is now exhibition nj
n. n. RIKERS, State Street, Moatpeiier, a..
Who owns the right for Washington County, and will
sell Lamps or Town Rights.
~ Cali and see the Lamps in operation at any hour
during the day evening
Montpelier, Sept 10, 1851 67n
VINEGAR--By the barrel or small guam
tity, for sale by
Dee. l, 1856 PALMER 4 GRAVLIN
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Drnttstrn.
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NOR ALL DISEASES or THETHROAT.
L LUNGS and CHEST, it is unriyalled in its speedy
and certain efficacy
NOR HOARSENESS & SORE THROAT
4 it gives decided relief and effects a rapid cure.
ENOR COLDS d COUGHS, IT AFFORDS
immediate relief by lis positive power to quiet irri-
aton and ahate eyeTsh excitement throughout the ys
tenn.
NOR BRONCHITIS, TT is AN EFFEC-
Il IUAL and certain remedy. II has specific apuli-
eabiiy for all those diseases that have their seat in the
IHEoAT.
EOR GROUP q WHOOPING-CO COUGH
j: affords immediate relief in all cases By its expec-
tornt and anlspasmodic properties and by its power
the air passages.
BNOR. CONGESTIVE AND SPASMODIC
Diseases of the Lungs IL gives positive relief
Having cured many extraordinary cases il is the most
reliable remedy now before the public for that distress
inc disease, the AsrnMA.
NOR BLEEDING FROM THE LUNGS
it has extraordinary efficacy In arresting all cases
BY quickly checking undue arteral excitement and tend
ing rapidly torcstorc and cquaze the circulation through
ont the system.
ENOR CONSUMPTION IT is THE MOST
Il RELIABLE REMEDY. Certain to arrest rrita-
ton and spccdy relieve Cough, IL al tho same time
yields nutvc strengthening and healing influence, inn
parting strength and ygur 90 the whole system. Upon
TINS peculiar put rare power Of renovang the system,
rests us great efficacy for the Of all the fret stages
Of CONsvNPrIos.
~ Sold by an Druggists and Apothecaries--Whoe-
sale aud Retail Dealers in Medicines throughout the
New England States.
J'Ihose desiring TO keep this valuable preparation on
sale, OF tor their own use, their orders for it will be
tended to promptly by sending directly the mauiac-
Sssm' IowrIG, Mass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-12

l Il4I-h DOll' . bI-N l-NI lhLfA-
Irquty coNcEvrnArrp co,rnrNn rtrrn
,..,, -
EAlhAtI ~ Gnu
for L'ise''9 g re hdno'f' h'fH'Hl "r7r", DrQp5y,
Hc7'"taes' oh'.'1NNoN; NcIf Dtoses, fea1is
to"Pa'",' ana "t HSe9ss OF mo
Ne'NHl DW4H5,
Arising from Evccs-cs and Imrrudencies in life, and re-
moving an Improper Discharges from the Bladder, Kid
hcys, or HcAuh Organs, whether existing u
% u J. NJ ~ J.,
From whatever cause they may have originated,
AND 40 MATTER or HOW LONG sr,Nnrxc
Gj,, I,,l,6 5 ~ T II, Wv a., - ~ ~ o.
p1Vid Cbeot
row 10 TN TI1 rCrrD,t
q v " ~ T. u I = J. - -.
IL cures Nervous and Debitaed Sufferers, and removes
all the symptoms among which viii be found lnssposi-
uon 10 hScll2n, Loss OF rover loss Of Memory PIN
Vuy @, pISatnns' penefal e"Ahtss' iigrqf of Dis.
ease weak Nerves. Trembling, Dreadful Horror "
b d a. Nish sweats Goa Fer Wakefuness Dmucss
OF VISION iAnguor Universal Lassitude OF the Musru-
a. s.r system 0lep Enormous AppeHte WITH hyspepte
al IKE skin p iuij Co,,1tirgrrc rj F,i a. G
Fac Pain In fb p,~t U,i f i Ri;i l." my ,uv
aueutly Back Sf,ts Flying before tho Fves with rcn
5,r,r, 81 fT,,.i,r ,td KS 10 s,t,. WI ~ Att,,i1
Grct Motility Rcsticssnrss Min Horror Of Sori1ty
Notsinq Is moro Desirable TO ench Patients nan Sli
wdc, and Nothing they moro Dread for Fear of Them
syNes no Neppst oi MANNER no harnestnes, no spec
ulaton' but Hurried Transition nom one Question TO
another
These symptoms, if allowed 70 go on-which this med
iene ny9ra1.y rcmovesT-,2on follows Loss OF row
Elk, tAIUIlNi and kPlLEPIIC IlIS-in one Of
winch the patient may expire mo can say that these
excuses not frequently followed b those drcm dis
eoses-l INSANITY and CONSUMPTION The rec-
g'us o' tl' i>eANH AZ hNNlo' ana ihr melmchoy
"l'e ~ NONoONi l -" 9tal ehPe WINES 10 ihe
uuin 8" lh'se aSsetu"hs' In Lun4uc Asyuns the most
'59uNoil vAmo'ii'h eppe9a' lhe 'ounlenance 's ace
Wsn} souutn ana 4Hle 9es'liu'enS',Rer Miih nor
t"l Wy l.il9 IT, 'h'Nlu " Suuhu W We voice occur
US i"feY &,t .uair
WIN Wo'lu measures wan despair
=, ,. Low '"!en 'onn"s Id, gnel h'sgHed
e0,i,3 " 1.',, "I'i,ri anu as 'pnsNt ln9us"nus
lti.. r '. W. hht.'',''l, 90" .' N'' "l'Hliik we
@ nv XXI many "'''' l'"'n' ca" 'e cured by the
~ r,f nm T. u g,tg ~ A.
s ~ . "a y, T. -, - 4 - ~, >. T. - T. W ~
IL - ~ WIN INN 9 AZ ~, ' 199ny tlhu, 'alhg
@,'an'HIs' cue ~ ~ - 49, VIII cure
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M 80, VI ~ NVv39Nv No 9iu NNN'A D",! TONS
t i y il ~ VI "p'1'iOa "'p N,,eohA
III " "'u'N ti''u alN a'.e Ing Hu'5 lln9' money
9nu bAposufe ny senunB or Gaming TOT bottle OF this
ippulYgi anu 'Fs'|e heHeug.
ant in n! ta.tc amy oo, bi nea, pleas
HELEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BICUU
Is prepared directly according to the Rules Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-02-12
Y THE GREATEST
5. MEDICAL
Y DISCOVERY
y OF THE AGE.

Mr. KENNEDY, Of Roxhury has Dissolved in one OF
EVERY KIND on ItUMoB
From the u0ra SuQtuid d0trH 20 common
Pimple.
He has tried in over eleven hundred cases. and never
failed except iu two cases. both thunder hunor. lc has
Boa his possession hundred certificates of los
value, ala within twenty miles Of Boston
Two bottles warranted TO cure nursing sorcmou'h
One TO- three bottles will cure the worst kind of PIN
Two or urec bottles will cure the system Of blcs.
Two bottles are warranted to cure thc worst clukcr In
Three 90 five BOTTLES warranted to The worst
kind OF Eysipclas
One TO ,ao bottles are warranted to cure 40 humor 10
the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running Of the cars
and bluichcs among thc hair.
-Four bottles warranted 90 corrupt and
running ulcers.
one bottle vin cure -caly eruption, Of Che SKIN.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the worst
kind Of ungwouu.
Two or t6rcc bottles are warranted to cure the most
desperate case of rheumatism
Three TO f1ur bottles warranted tn saltrCun.
Five 20 eight BOTTLES win cure the worst of scroia.
benefit is always experienced from che first bottle,
and PERFECT cure Is warranted when thc above quantity
RoxuunY. MASS.
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10 The hoop question has two sides to it
the ladies take the Inside, of course.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-08-05

A LITTLE FARM WELL T1LLED-A friend in Bath, three miles from the city, Thomas Small, who has been out to California and lost his left hand and all of his right but two fin gers, returned about four years ago to Maine to get his living by farming. He has small farm of only l5 acres, in Winnegance, the low CT part of Bath, on the Kennebec, and in send ing us the pay for his Rural the other day states the results of his operations the last sea- son. He says "I keep one yoke of oxen, two COWS, and have hay to sell every year. l think cut last season 16 tons of hay. l raised l20 bushels of potatoes, 30 bushels of good corn in the ear, HOO pumpkins, 4Ou heads of cabbage, 5 l2 bushels of beans, and 35 bushels of garden sauce. I hired help to the amount of $50, and I worked out enough to come to $70. My little place is in Winne- gance. paid $I.7l5 for my land IS acres) Tn cash, and l wish could purchase ten acres at the same price. But there is none for sale near me. I can make it we'll pay to pay $1O0 an acre for land to farm on; other people may say what they please about it." We have no doubt that land in the Deighb0rhood of any of our large towns and cities where there is a ready y-cash market, can be made to pay well at the cost of $100 per acre. If our commerce and manufactures would be so encouraged by the government (which we suppose would be unconstitutional ! as to build up cities and villages all over the State (and we have good 1 harbors and water power enough for this pur- pose, taat would be the surest way of encour- aging agriculture and of increasing the value of farms in every part of Maine.
 Rural Intslligencer.