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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20

rm1l Tsur nfTWEfN rwo FRo.a DIS
r,rsnF rse CoHnAr few weeks since
some nasaus were at work repairing
llollis's Oil Factory at somerv'''c, when
they hccame the Witnesses Of singular
combat e al oel an h0aFs duration, be
tween t,,o monster buil-irogs, inhabt
tants Il two pooh Ia lhe roag OF tnc bull.
ding They came forth from their rc-
sucrtive uua!lca a.out ! O'clock ~ the
forenoon. and approached each other eau.
tious'y each cycling The other rn'ii They
were ahoat foot apart, when they
Jumped at cach ether and commenced the
Gght They struck bit. aud chnehod
fnrioualy, and when fall decided a
round h ia would draw % and ma for
a moment, when they would renew tie
combat.
After ahou, an honr spent iu unii'lcr-
0ptc lsIiias, s3it tie 4gegt'en Of
tNo or tluco brief respiieS, each crawiei
81 10 his pool and disappeared. Neither
was exactly dead both were kinder
gin coat" Ncitl o. could claim the vic
tory. as ono wae terribly famed IN the
shoulder by brilliant lett-hander .
from his antagonist, whilst tie other
conla claim the honor Of drawing the
first blood he having drawn the
"clorct from lis opponents mug on
he .irt Nr sccoad rour' The fgh' was
eilun'ar enough. bot the fact that It was
rit ascd bat not intcrierrcd with, by
come tLigt3 az forty frog spectators, OF
al kinds and siEcs adds 70 tie novelty
"a the iac.lc,.t
Our informant says that II the busslil-
ming ol the fight the frogs assembled
about thc fighting ground from the sur
rounding pools. attracted doubtless ~
tie noise iasdr hy The eomhatan,s, and
that they continued pcaccahle spectators
IF the mill. occasionally intcrrgrting
+, hv excited croahinr, hst at no time
approaching the parties engaged b. Il
nearer than within two or three feet
When the contest was ended they aear'y
simultaneously departed The Whole ar,
,assensen,s seemed 10 have been modelled
after modern pngiistic encounters he
tween animals rerss tere, with the eAcep
ton. perhaps, OF the absence Of ring mas
te.. seconds. and bottle holders W.
can only speculate AS ~ the causc ~ fGs
nnar.el, hut can readily imagine that nns
called the other o,oaay,' and that frog
number two, aoi accepting The term "
one 81 enicarmcgt, retortcl hy applying
the cpithct hoppe, 10 .tae nm.'ef one
OF oo.rse reconciliation Was tnen OIL o
,hc question y tes 9fsraaf, isst ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20

Tus popa % rn WoEIn.-tho eofui
British Review, discoursing upon the
doom of the world, has the following f'-
marks; "Nhat this change ~ we dare
ast Gwen conjecture but we see ~ thc
heavens themselves some traces 81 de-
4,rrctive elements and some indicaii IONS
VI tneir cumulative power The nag.
rneuts If broker planets, the descent 81
,,elsnric stones upon our globe. the
whirline comet WELDING their iaoge mn
teriai nj the solar surface, the volcanic
crnpiions in oar own satellite. The ap'
pearance uf new stars ana 'he us'p
ne,rance 81 others, are AZ .ofeshadows
Of tina, impending conyulsion to whieh
the world IL doomed Thus placed on
pInnet which Ia to I've burnt up and under
heavens which are 10 pass away mus
residing, az it were, on the eeine''i 'cs
and dwelling upon mausclcoam Of former
worlds let us learn the lessons oi hn"li
H., and wisdom. il We have not ALREADY
been taught in the school OF revelation
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ARrru,s W,nn's CorRr,yo ExrrRl

iRrrYfts WAHp's CntRr,SG ExfEME.;cl
Twas a caim still mite IN Joun. when
all uatur was husht a nary Ichcr dis
trbutcd the serene sjleusc. | sot with
the ohiec Of nj harris aiiockshuns on the
fence nv her daddy's pastur had o.
pcriunScd u haufcrln artel hlr fer sum
time hu, dnrsun' rrorl1mo n,y pnsh"",
well we sot thar ou the tense a swinging
of our feet a lrow a blushing as red
as the Bdidiugril e sknlc hcuCc when it
was first painted = looked very eimpuh
make no dowt My lett arm was oku-
pide in hallausin myscli on the !aa3e
while my rite arm was wound ahokshun-
lily round Sdlauucr's waste,
~cz /, SuzAnner thinks very much
Of yu"
So she. How do run on"
Scz |, II wish there was windcrs to
mi sole 500 you Good sec some OF ny
icclius, y side deeply
paw~ed here but as she made uo re-
ply to it, caEtilre' ON in the iollew'ag
stranc
"Ae Good yer know the slceplis mites
/ parse on yer account how vittlcs
has staSt to be attractive ia nae y how
mi limbs is shrunk up, yc wuodnt dowt
me not 10y no mccns Gaze on this was
tin form Il these sonkcn izc' cridc
iumping NJ shul have continued
sam time longer probly, but unfortunate
ly | lost my balance X iell oyts int tie
pastur kcr smash, taring my close and
severely damagu myself generally. 81
tanner sprung h. my assistance y drag
ged me ith in bubble quick time. Then
DRAWN herself up to her full hitc Sod
Il wont iistin to yur noncents eny
longer jest yu sa rite out what yn are
drivin' at Ii yu mean gitim mtchcd
I'm IN
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Ply VI


T. Me Democrats ~ .Ntr lorA.
rs a Northern man in southern
State. | wish t. state few facts which
| rust will serve t. arouse - few, at
least. f oar Northern democrats from
thar aplthetie condition, and stimulate
them tu increased activity "a their chorts
10 plzsuVc intact the unity OF the nj
tel ;,talre.
WGtn brt New York, some months
since to take Mp nay abode IN this state,
tAhhamt, had up conception OF the
db,pia and intensity or the ail-peiNadlng
ceiling p lie south IA reference to the
dI-mi3t. movement | felt, as Northern
els generality do. that it was merely some
nu at tp iriz1ttu the timid, but with
anf any real strength | thought the
ht,-sal,l~.. as they are sometimes cdllcd
1yli advocate disuuuu, were alone IN
lhrr OPINIONS. ahd HAT the great mass
n our ~mthpW ciIrW-Clti1rus were al
dc,ucdly loyal tl the Union ds ever
Bul lr 5. .54- Wy surprise when came
u.t. ,l lind tar \. pie, almost TO a man
uuitl leo fhp determination TO resist, at
an hlngd.. ANY further Northc,n a..
rrcSsiaus. and all feeling that the only
rem, Is, co. ease they continue, - ia sr-
t.-.iul The Onion If onr e0sNiaafs.t7f
right, are resp, tod Int uo tame sr'
mission TO tyranlcal usufpatlon OF our
rights, is the language heart spoken ny
every southern man
Now. the question les, how can this
evil G. eNcrl,dt How car ite union V'
thes, !, atcS. cudcarcd Ia every American
h.,.t Lv thc memory of the past and
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INTERESTING cAvEs.

.''' - 49, ri. -, a,,,,.i nn.;,,s
~ - ,i's a., ,aa,, ,.,,, +.
VI II
'"N' '"',''''' WV, y ny '..'.'
W''ho"t 'ne '',, u""sVi ~ '"eo''."
'e'io'' ,@p',' f''" ,o''',i"ns, ". W"
'e's''"n' ARG "u,ipe' VI '0'"'''''o','
VI s'oat oo'u'y WIN , pe ". p ;", 70
aOV''e =, Wv '.'''' o. 'l'' -. h. A.,
'" o' li'iei'or ~ eN'eh, o"'9 :" WV "''.'
,''o''' rp'u ., eo,' ,i '''' '"' "''''
"'s"'''u' VI us 'o'e',S' ., ,,.a.l,
1t contains " rGsu'u. 'u''',' .n'o"s u
'ue "'oui,,'''' III III 'p' 80. ~ ana Is
'h 81 siot'oe'' mans INV '''",'"l % Gu" -, .
wen No' wy va y, .'oau UNI H. ~ i; -"
great "oihs VI '',e I'e"'o, - a. y
si'"f' description ~ II ~ using ''sn,u
literary gentleman NJ h""'s'''''' VINO
''s'. .r' II ''s' se'so" v.u.a,.. :.
>. i'''oc ''hcs 'VN' . u 80, H.
hhs ave eaiied py 'he ivy" ia
alahs h"eho'M'' WINCH VI many
speets, Is nov INFERIOR 70 ''e y '''',.'o'''
,aNe ltseih here arc some y 10 pun.
lneht features hote"oo II 9u,'ns q =, "'s
VISIT You enter uhuer a 'eog, " ''iiio,
stone ana mrs, reach 'po" """ 'o,i
whose pe'uliti - lS",' iu' '','''''''s . ~
II lis name some aiS'"t'oo u'; "'u "a
enter the i9'niu', seni's' .u',i 'V,'.'
at ,e'9' iop ,9o' i'''s, oo ''e' 49, na, ari
~ hlsi| ~ ''''e iVo," i ~ iii
iul s'alaei'tes ana s''il'5 'a',,'e Y' VIZ
snort u'S''''-e "o' U''c ~" -; ;a',,,.,'.,',
pI' h"oin "notu you '''u -" H. III,
eol'ny % pNts' nphs 'IS mn IN s"v + %
~ 'eS"'"' iNsc"''1' ~" -
AL IND Aftrr pa..iag The Hall Of
-,,,gt.. and lr.eou1ins through a mar
rlu. ,,i,l;u, wa Won arrive at HtA,'s
All n1';rl, c,n,a',s ma rniNcent sta.
l,.,,.iti,. nilbr wbirhrpsenl,les a woman
v.tl .,u .'a,l,. at hc. feet. which gives
nuue to u room Passing a'hf a
narrow acilc, IN when sl'hus 'a'",
like "a sentinel you come W 'l' f',e y
JaY'v, 100 iret long, ana ABOUT us ~ ="
This Is the inost ltautiiui part u inc
cave, as here you find the statute u 'u-
pitcr, 20 feet high, standing on pedgs'a'
30 ieeiin length AROUND nun are P''''s
rcscmhlng gods p coahell t'ie e'',eS,
and most venerable 81 wiaSh ~ eai''"
an vsur winding way through Cu.inne's
Avenue. Won reach Tie river crossing
Won enter Cornailsa mr.. Zoe feet long,
aud 30 high, III the centre 81 ""'on u az
immense crown which would have bowed
even the head OF Jupiter. For hours wc
rambled On through halis, avenues ana
chambers. superior t. anything we have
ryer sorn outside Of lhe great Cave Of
i oriur ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20

Satisfaction Of paying double prices Tor
our goods selling our produce at half
price, and of seeing our manufactures
closed, as deserved rccompense for the
we have cvnced
This is q simple statement of facts,
and blind ourselves to 1t as we will il
some effort. bold and successful, be not
made for the defeat OF the Republican ?
party in 1850, we aha,, awake from our
lcihargy in time TO mourn the evils we
might have aycrtcd
! New YogK DnMooaAr
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LAW CARD.

~ :. JENNINGS. ii0mfg az Lar War
~. shall Texas once a. Worth West cor
per Of the public 81, are
January u 2sh5.
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MEDIC A..

hR y W f. \ VI rs, Marshall. Harrison
- county Tcyas
Officg Over SWl'r, 4 seats Drug store
ReHnFvcE My former one dnr north OF I'D"
G. .nr,Loo.. Ian 5tn 80
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})rofcssio Coro5
LAW CARD,

7 NJ CLOCGH * X. NJ VAN /ANbT'
81. .L,ori,eB aai Cous.tilpp az lar, Mar
shall Harrison county Texas.
June 10 - No ~ ly
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LAW Rt.

ITAfL & NosELEN, Aqorvr rand foua.
ii ,diors az lar.
Appgr.s NJ. J. Hall. Marshall iesus
i Nosoley. jefferson.
Feb ~ l-5~ /!
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20

Printers, as class are not sen9sais
sunnosel 70 tc vicionsiy Inclined, bat
any one would think differently y Re
conld bear how fcrYen,ly hey pray Tor
sorrcsrsaaen,s who writ, on both sides
=, ,ha r,rer - NmrA,, Bsitr',H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20

\ pssrsrcrNR ToRN spo "A fearful tos-
nado swept through Gloucester county,
New Jersey. on the 18th inst. Tl,6
house ot Thomas &. Woodrow, about two
milos feufa Oiasshoro, was blown down,
ana Mr. ". and his wife were killed il
the ruins. \ hired hoy in The house os-
capped Fifteen &c twonsJ barns and
stan.as were llora down, and several
cattle were killed OF badly hurt
The to. naio covered width Of about
i,go milca it passed over from north.
cas-, 10 southwest, and nothing with
stood it's force that was movable Tiers.
fences, etc, welc FRUSTRATED. and aereras
dwellings, were wrecked. Tho pcee'c ia
thu vicinity were greatly alarmed he
growing crops suffered severely both
from the wtua and'th haiti = > "''''
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LAW CARD.

=, go A. nAt Nts
AK * 4 HAYNES inoneY and Comm
yeii,r, n Lair Marshall Texas, Will give
pro mn, ',m,ion Ia ~ business entrusted to thet
care
aaf- Office hasi Il 'hc public square IN 'lie
building formerly occnpiq4 ly |, faiy' Esq
NV ii III No by
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20

S.cek.sa CAr.iYsssgss.- few days
since. = Mrs. Jatksoa. As.si6-ht # GIN
ciurasi, wishing 10 gct rid II trcsble
some aos, .,rcwsd aroma Aha yard ot
her dwelling levtsN bits ~ lacat. spfhlk-
led With e,ry .anine Hcrli.tlc daughter,
unfortunately. rickcd'up : pircr and ate
il, when she was inst seitey Atteckco vtee
vomiting. followed SiIL terrible spssms.
which, after foul or i've asys 'a q Z; \
i. isa'N
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LAW CARD.

I,EO. LANE. lion. ) 20 la Marshall, liar
" ti.ou county. Texas
September : $50.
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ALEXANDER rnrF
LAW ARD.

DpPE ~ WILLIE. Hcreg " Ler MAJ
| shdl rt>at will practice IN DO plstrle'
i'ouri, Of Harrison. Pamela cas-, Wood / p
.hrr anil Smith rannlir. and m tar supreme
lni Federal Courts ~ lv'V
AnrLl -. lelN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-20

DR. 4. SEARS.

AFFERS his pro is.ional service. to the c'ir
" lg,s Of Marshall, and surround nag country
r.sy- Onco at lhc Drug store OBJ, ~nud4r
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nOCroRS As. y + r VI. JOHNSON
~ have associated 'hcn@ivas IN lb' rrac'le"
Of NcliHgr
Ir Oh-e removed 20 luls" Fr1ers brick
bu,ld.ag the room recently occupied by d.. \.
" Eamas,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24
DR.. X. GREENE'S

Popular Remedies
|INlIE GREAT REPUTATION OF THE
L Remedies used during the last fifteen years by Dr. r.
GREENE, Principal Of tue Boston Indian Medical Institute
has secured for them corresponding demand and orders by
Express are hourly received for supplies from Physicians
Druggists and lnyal from every section Of the country
For particulars and reference cured get sin
dian Arcana, f the Subscriber order copy by Mail
FREE, addressing H. Greene NJ D. So Bromfeld St. Boston,
Indian Pnunccu.-For purifying the blood and
ovtng tn system Of Generous umors Scrofua, Eryspe-
las Salt Rheum, Scad Head Fever Sores and all erupons
Of the skin diseases arising from Impurities of the Blood
Price 81 per bottle
Indian Restorative Biticrs.-The and the
GENUINE. Try them. Price 90 cents.
Female RcsiOrntivc.-For Irregularities, Low
Spirits Female Weakness and General Debility Price so
Indian Imperial DrOps-Wil restore nervous
and vital action prevent Colds; remove Sinking
Falntness at the Stomach, &c. Price SO Gems.
Indian Cough Bnisa ui-Wil relieve your Cough
Hoarseness Immediately. Price so cents.
Cuukcr DrOps-For Sore Mouth Canker in the
stomach other parts Of the System. Price 25 cents.
Indian Rheumatic Lin lime nt-The best remedy
for Rheumatic Affections aud good for Sprain Bruises Neu
rslga, Nunhness, &c. Price 30 cents
Anti- Bilious PiiIs-Sloui be taken in all derange-
mcnts Of the Liver and Bowels Price 25 cents.
For the better accommodation of the people in this vicinity
the subscriber has obtained supply of the above remedies
which he will sell at the price they sold the In
stitution in Boston. N. THORN,
3m-32 BRArrLEBoRo, VT.
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A Card TO the Ladies'. On. DupoNCOs FRENCH
PERIODICAL GOLDEN PILLS, lnfable In removing stop
ungrs ar rrrruariths the These Pills moth
inc new hut have used by tho Doctors for many years
both in France and America with unparalleled success In
every easel aud he is urged by many thousand ladies VINO
have used c make the Pills public, for the ALIENATION
Of those suffering from any Irregularities Of whatever nature
rs well prevent pregnancy to those ladies whose health
will permit increase of family Pregnant icnncs OF
those supp,ng themselves cautioned against using
these Pills while pregnant the proprietor assumes no re-
sponsbty after admontion, although their mild
would prevent any mischief to cah otherwise these
Pills are recommended Full and explicit directions accom-
pany each hox. Price 81 per box. -
Soil Wholesale aud Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
Agent for Braeboro, VT Sold also by druggists every
where.
~ Ladies by enclosing him 81 TO Bratuehoro Post Office,
have tho Pills sent conddentially) by return mail Re
member and ask fir Or. Dponcos Golden Pids, signa
ure on each box. 1y-i5
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TIE CLONES LAMP.v
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

M l. are now fully prepared to offer to the
w WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE q New Eng
lhtd SUPERB STOCK Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
which, for extent variety aud general adaptation to the
wants Of the merchants and Of New England will
compare fayorably with any house in the trade
Our selections have been made the makers and pro-
ducersfrom our orders and mportaonsand from the
large Trade sales o this city and New York. NIL with par
tcuar reference to the wants of trade and will pre-
sent unusual Undue r the Merchant we'll 10 the
Consumer. FARLEY, BLISS x co.
Opposite Revere llouse,)
Dowluln Square, BOSTON.
Sept. 7, 1880 uosi4S7
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DIR. HENRY'S

y IL Il y IL 4 u n i NJ u
for curing Scratches Calls Calks &C. on Horses Salt
Reum, Flesh Wounds, Old Sores, Burns, &c, people.
This Ointment, where introduced, is selling very rapidly,
and why simply for the that it does what in ali
cases drraHt to do to witTo scratches
omr two 70 SIX days when the directions accompanying each
box strictly followed.
have used Dr. Ienry Ointment for Scratches and Salt
Rieum very often, VII out u single faiure-Henry
Stinehoar, Proprietor Pubic House, Highgdte, ~.
1t is the best remedy for scratches gals and calks
saw H. Sdnderson, Proprietor fremont House, 81 Al
bIHs, ~.
With the recommendations Of such veteran horse dealers
Mr.. Stnehour Of gheute and j. L. Sanderon St. AL
bans, any other endorsement unnecessary. They say
scratch gals, &c horses with almost absolute
certainty 1t is excellent for and cracks in cows teats
ana appears 10 be just the article for every farmer keep
constant readness.-Buriington, ~, Free Press.
1t has been tried and not found wanting.-St Adams ~
Messenger.
cured my hand with DR. Henry's Electric Ointment In two
weeks, when the physicians sail would be without use
of it two months had cut all my fingers the bone with
circular saF-d d. Peckhda, Lebanon, ". H.
had the misfortune to scal1 myself quite severely and by
making application Of your Dr. Ienry's Ointment the
pain from the burn almost instantly disappeared, and five
minutes felt no Inconvenience whatever the effects Of
the ire-CdTinda sampson, Montgomery ~.
1t is useless to time in writing reading n more
lengthy advertisement Of this Ointment. Enough that it
od Tdned TO gue Satisfaction whether used for scratches
burns, any wound Of whatever nature nah beast
Farmers, your troubled with teats Apply
this Ointment at night and they well in the morning
Sold by the agents Of Prof Motifs Magic Hair Invigorator
Manufactured at Highgate, VT, by A.. Green.
5. X. GREEN, Proprietor
I'll. N. TIL )RN, Wholesale Agent for this vicinity.
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FRB.rCH WHITE ZINC PAINT

From the Veille Montague Company of Paris.
THIS PAINT is ADAPTED TO ALL PUR-
poses, which the best White Lead Is applicable II
yellow, lead invariably does and will acquire
hardness smoOtess Of Coach panelng without the
aid Of varnsh aud is easily washed. Coors with zinc
basis retain their freshness and brliancy Of color
200 pounds will much surface, with the
body $50 pounds of leadshowng great economy well
beauty.
order that parties may depend upon getting the article
strictly pure they should buy Of but the respectd
bic houses The Company ship hut two qualities known
No. and Snoc White Dry. Red and Green Seal. The
No. Seal, Is the article used for painting pur-
poses White Green Seal being only used for the
expensive work.
JOSEPH NJ. STRONG, Agent for the Co.
Orders addressed either the following houses will be
filled the reduced tariff prices either Dry
OIL HALL CORNELL
1873 Maiden Lane, NeW York
RAYNOLDS, DEV0E a. PRATT,
3m-33 log 4 10S FtI. ~ ST., NeW York.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, I Alta Probate Court

CDistriet Of Westmrnster,S.S held at Rockingham,
within and for said District the It'll day Sept 1859
Present. the Hon. ABlsIIAI STODDARb, Judge
An Instrument, purportng to he the last will and esta
ment Of EVANS H. READ, late Of Towshend In said Dis
tc deceased, being presented to the Court here by
MANDO s. HOWARD the executor therein named for pro-
bate IL is ordered by said Court that all persons
therein, be notified to appear at session Of said Court
held at the Office Of A. Stoddad In said Townshend
first Wednesday Of October A. ID. 1859 and show II
any they may have against the probate Of said will for
which purpose is further ordered that copy Of the record
Of this order be published three weeks excessively in the
Vermont Phnnix printed Bratleoro AS soon as may
true copy 81 record,
Attest, BENZ. W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, Sept. s. 1Sj9-3T
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oil r,putain-founded upon eighty years o, experience
bpnlony ylulicacs claim to public confluence We
"BININGEWs OLD LONDON DOCK GIN"
~ s especially designed for the MEDICAL PROFESSION anu
G FAMILY and possesses those intrinsic medicinal proper
lies Conc and Diuretc which belong to an OLD ana ~ NE
an 1t received the endorsement OF over seven
thonsand Physicians Tor the treatment OF Grave DosS'
Nervousness. Kidney and Bladder Complaints ostruoohs
impressions, etc, Of the menscs &c. nc. ,,,,. oo
trrnueHv affected with riiity of the pulmonary muscles,
by which the respiration becomes seriously opstiuct.
"Ol London Dock Gin" rcaNcs the rigdi'y ana
aid and s,nuan the digestive organs III All c"es 81 Dys
popsid - . .,,, ,vo iozan caci,
ayp SOLD by ALL pRcGGlsrs ANp rowN AGENTS..
A. NJ. BlNINGER & CO.,
Established 1ITS)
3m3l No. 33S Broadway Ne" iorNi ooie i'hppr'ers
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: Consumption and Asthma Cured.

DR.. H. JAMES discovered while in the East indies
tain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs
Colds aud General Debility The remedy discovered
by him when his only child, daughter, given up to
die. His child cured and is alive and well. De-
sirous of benehtng his fellow mortals, he will send to
those who wish it, the recipe containing full directions for
making and successfully using this remedy, free,
cept of their with sampfor return postage ADJ
dress o. ?. BROWN Co., No. 80 and "a John Street,
New York City. 3m30
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24
MARRIAGES..

In Brattleboro by Rev MIR Williams, Sept ii, Mr.. FRED
ERlCk KNIGHT and Miss EMILY BAIRD, both of Kcenc,
N. II.
In Pu,namvile, Sept 1G, by Rev Ransom IIawey REM
A. CHAMBERLAIN of Putnam Co. Ind, and Mrs. MARY
NJ. Sr0CkWELL late Of this village