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LANCASTER DISTRICT.
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LANCASTER DISTRICT.
\. +. Nisbct, J. ID. Nisb"t and Jane Iiood
Margaret Lemon, the children Of Rcubin
Hood. ccc4scd-thcir names not known !;
the children Of Elizabeth Balm, deceased :;
Jane Balm, Mary Banr, Elizabeth the wife
OF VIM. Cochran, Sarah the wife Of WIN
Townsend, Janc the wife of Samuel Ba.c,
the children of lnhn Wood dcccased-thcir
names not known Deborah Glass widow
Of Rubt. Glass, deceased, and the children
of Rcht. Hood, dcccascd-thcir names not
knogn.
1t appearing 10 my satisfaction that the
above named defendants reside without the
limits of this State, it is therefore ordered,
that they do appear in person, or by their
lawful Attorney and object to the division
or sale of the Real Estate of Mary Small.
deceased, on or before the oath day of No.
vrmbcr next, or their consent will be enter
ed, of record.
p. II, HAMMOND. o. l.. d.
Aug, 20, 1882. 29-l2t pf SO.
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Hats ! Hats ! !

TNHE UNDERSIGNED would direct par
Il ticular attention to his large and well
selected stock of Hats, which he will dis
pose of at prices that cannot fail to prove
satisfactory. Call and examine before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
JOS. NJ. GAYLE.
Camden, s. G. llu
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SCHEDULE OF GIFTS.

Patent English Lever Gold Watches. with
fine Gold Hunting Cases SIOu co
Patent Anchor Lever Gold Watches, larpe
size, warranted good movements, with fine
Gold Hunting Cases so 90
Ladies' lSk. Case Gold Lever Watches.
warranted good umekeePers, with iine Gold
Hunting Gases 80 90
Ladies' lsk Case Gold Lever Watches.
open Dial 80 90
Gents Silver Lever Watches. Hunting
Cases, 25 90
Gents Silver Lepine Watches, Hunting
Gases, l5 90
Gents Silver Lepino Watches, Open Dial,
- 90
Parlor Time Pieces, new pattern warran.
Tod, -, 10 90
s,I4Sies Elegant Black Silk Dress Pat.
icfsF4gat Is 90
f@akss' Elegant Plaid Silk D,ess Pat,
terms, IL OJ
Ladies' Cameo Sets, Pin and Drops 10
match, Is 90
Ladies' Cameo Sets, Pin and Drops to
match, 10 90
Ladies' Gold Bracelets, extra fine, 10 co
Ladies Gold Bracelets, Plain or Engrav.
ed Band, 90
Gents Solid Gold Vest Chains, new pat.
tern, I5 90
Ladies' Guards, or ChateIaine Chains,
Choice, l5 90
Large Gold Spring Lockets, with Double
Cases, 10 90
Large Gold Snap Lockets, with Double
Cases. 90
Meddm size, No. 3, Lockets, with Dou-
Die Cases, 3 90
Heavy Gold Pencil Cases, with Gold
Pens, 7 40
Superior Gold Pens, with Holders and
Box, q 90
Ladies Gold Pencils, y 90
Uents Heavy Gold Pencils, 3 so
Gents Gold Pens, with Silver Extension
Pencil, D 90
Ladies' Coral, Garnet, or Turquois Sets,
10 90
ladies Mosoic or Gold stone sets, 10 90
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Fer ,a,r by llIS>rItiur IL Currtou, Ian
caster &. IT,, and Thos X. MagilI, Curcton's :
Store. = &
JulY l3, 1859. 22-ly
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Agents Wanted EVERYWHERE.

10 Agents can give more liberal induce.
ments than can be afforded by auv other
ho&ec. In addition To larger commissions,
il j. much easier TO get subscribers for my
enterprise than any other. The peculiar ad
vantages Area Larger Stock and better
Catalogue 10 select from. A better assOrt-
rnent and quality Of Gifts. Nor" punctual
ity and correctness in filling Orders.
Bl acting rs Agents for me, persons wish.
ing a valuable Library can procure ii gratis
Those seeking an easy method of earning
livelihood can find it Any one desiring
a good Watch. can obtain it. For full par
ticulars, send for Catalogue.
My large capital, together with my long
experience ia the business and consequent
familiarity with all its details. gives me an
almost incaIculablc advantage over all other
parties. All ask is trial. Send ne an
order, and you will b. convinced ,ha, there
Is no cX0ggeration. DO not forget to send
for Catalogue. Persons visiting the city,
are requested to call and examine for them.
selves. G. G. EVANS
NEID QUARTERS.
i39 CHESTNUT STREET,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Branch Store, IS Cornhill, Boston, Mass.
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to agents who are willing to devote their time
TO our business so tnat those who desire can
have
.$"GlFTS and BOOKS without money. X,
We shall cndeavOr to establish an agent in
every town in the United States, 30 that all
who will may benefit by our liberal system Of
trade.
NEW AND REVISED CATALOGUE.
ready for distribution, containing every dcsira.
bic book, new or old, now in print and ac.
acknowledged by librarians and literary men
to be the most complete and best classified cv-
or issued, without All exception,
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loKk ID. w. EVANS 4 co.
oli1. No. 677 Broadway. New.York.
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-.
N. B.-A word of explanation to those
who have known US under the style of
Evans d. Co. The Business located by us
at NO. OF Broadway, New ork City, is
the oldest established house > the country,
and is known world wide as the origina,
Evans g. Co.'S Gift Bookstore" MANY
have taken the advantage of our popularity
to advertise under the same name, to in.
crease their tsnde-to protect the few who
may be unacqualnted with US, we would
state that we have no connection with and
other Gift Book liouse-and though many
advertise under the name OF Evans e. Co.
the hrm constituted by ID. w. Evans and
J. u. Preston, is the FIRST and only concern
HghtfulIy using the name. But TO prevent
all confusion in the future, we shall use
the style of
ID. w. EVANS g. CO.,
and all persons wrongfnliy using the ap.
pellation TO misIead the public, will be
made to suffer The penalty Of the law.
ID. w EVANS e. co,
GIT Broadway, New York.
June l5, 1859, f8-ly.
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Philosophical and
Classical works,
Historical and Mis-
cellaneous,
Poctical, Theolog.
ical, Religions,
Law, Medical, Ma.
sonic,
Standard Fiction-,
Prayer, Hymn aud
Glee Books,
Text Books Tor
Schools, &c. &c.
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N''''N uSN'N' '''i "iliOut cAtII CndFHt.
THE LET EVERY ONE CONSULT HIS
own interest, and at Evans Gift Book
BEST store, examine the prices of books,
see the beautiful gifts so freely scat
PLACE tered among our patrons, and be sat.
isfed that the only economical way
OF OF buying books is al.
No. 8T7 BROADWAY,
GET LARGE HOTEL BUILDING,
We guarantee perfect sat!siaclior,-
YOUR Judge for yourselves.
Examine our plan of business
BOOKS Any one can who will. Observe the
daily distribution OF watches, gold
AND and silver; vest, chate!aine and guard
chains A; bracelets, cameo, mosaic cor
GIFTS al, gold stone, garnet aud gold sets
oi pin and clasps lockets, large
Is medium aud small size rings, chased,
plain and set with stones cameo,
goldstone, coral mosaic and engra.
we'd studs and sleeve buttons scarf
EVANS pins, crosses, gold, pens and pencils;
gold pens in silver and morocco
GIFT cases, and thousand other articles
OF use and value.
BOON Gilt with every book worth from
STORE, Scots to 500 90
NO. Send for Catalogue.
677 IL will cost Won nothing and will
BROAD. be valuable a. a book of reference if
WAY, nothing more.
NEW. Address
YORK d. w EVANS A. Co
CITY. No. 677 Broadway, New.York.
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Notice to 1resspassers.

Dec. Is, 1858.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-09
Is - EEl PHILADELPHIA,
-S1Ah---s-i- V LINN GTON 4 a
Etr ,8ALIII0RE RAILROAD
WESTERN

- - AARILAND RAILROAD
OPEN TO GREEN SPRINGS AND OWINGE, Mis-
On ana after the 18th Of October, the cars VIII leave
station Tor OwingS Mills at 80 A. NJ Ieturnnr L.,
W Mills att and Il A. NJ The O'Clock train Connects
oth1ous Tor itelSterston and Manchester for
| oI3-tf " N''N-'' t''eIsi
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II
| between the ticpOtS the Ro,l.g. - '''' a.
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
on tlc BAY steamers and privileged to ian Crs3 ar 5j5
az aI 9Ii, err resume tgr trip BY daylight
and Philadelpia by this Line vii! hav. Heir bao,oe
c;eG|ed rom those cities TO BAY BOAT from wiI;G, Il
viii he checked to different points SOUTH ' -
lltIer Eiorni2ti,g aud Through Tickets (which arc
Eoou ny tle Bay OF Mail Line apply in NEW YORK at The
COMPANY :. treat Southern Railroad D1icr Iers,v
Ferry Bnl!dtnss foot Of Courand street r. G. Pearee All
also III me NtW Jersey Railroad Uic root of Courtnd
street Or at 29 broadway, corner OF Barclay strrst above
tme AsIgr House In PHILADELPHIA ut the Con1nanv,s
Olhce, y W corner Of Sixth and Chestnut s,r.tf~. on
Wo is 9ehoti 6roas and Prime streets And in EAT
OF mon Dock, or on board the Bay Steamers ' ~
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FTEHE MERCANTILE AGENCY
l. OF
J. D. PRATT & CO.,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND s. CHARLES STREETS.
The propeors respectfully invite such Merchants as are
not already subscribers to the Agency and who sell goods on
cred 10 call and examine system and test the reliab
~ OF our information. From long experience sa
factory Of thousands of merchants in the differ
ent cities East and have years been subscribers
We can assure all who will CALL whether they sell goods 10
me cles or country towns ample satisfaction relia
pity OF our and the great benefit be derived
iIonI ele <1senos ny tnose VINO subscribe mr6-H
tAuTlON TO THE PUBLIC.-In consequence
~ Of the recent discovery seizure at Havre bv tbe
OF large quantity Of Inflated la.
bs q meSss Meet Ghand9n in EPernay previous to
eeye We consider it duty caution the pnbi; 20 G
such imposition and to advise purchasers and
to buy their champagne Wines of this brand oniv Fo,
reliable and respectable houses ~ oNiS from
We have to believe that the imitation ~ ,h
Wines going to large extent but the fctou artic
can be easily distinguished from the genuine Qualities
p HERMAN Il SON,
ie2s-t Messrs. Moet Chandon's agents in Maryland
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Mtrtbanoi3e.

A LOT OF R. R. TIES, 6x6 and 6x7, all
- White and Rock Oak, for sale in lots to suit by WIN
CROSS, cor East Falls md Eastern avs
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Steamboats,.
- FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
- IM P0IiTh, Ia

II,
IN view of the approaching fall trade tbe RaItinor ,
racket Company have, in Connection with the
goods. 9' i'N"'eu 1le'r rates on through
- toilowIng exceedingly low tariff has been adopte b,
steam Packet Company, in consideration ~
M c. vi por+sr,
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MtMes. YiQanrs. kt.

@A CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES. &C.
tzsssEa5fsa j. B; CHARR0N X co. AGENTS
H.. ;. RANCE,
have Just received and offer for sale verv suna OnJ Az
Pi B BdhS, vintage of ISL Charron Pere ct s Brand:
Bordeaux Car 10 Cognac Brandies, various vintages
~ ~; S.dret wines from low to finest grades: Burpnn
ranc ies om MEDIUM To- best grades produced in
r I SGPerlor hlte Wines Champagne Wine various
Snaisi oLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHiSKEYS of prime
house or duty paid ~ ''''es Dohueu ware
$50 on CONSIGNMENT 10 bbls very old and prime Monon
gahea rye Whskeys 10 bbs very old copper Distilled
5 p Mhskeys 200 bbs fine medium grades Bourbon
uISe hlskeys, to which invite
IN want OF pure liquors Office No 1874 LOM5ARD STREET
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GRANDE CHARTREUSE.-25 cases now land |
ing OF our own importation of this celebrated TABLE
QUO highly recommended by the faculty for its dges
i've properties, for sale by j. b. CHARRON Il CO. corner
Hanover and Lombard St r A Ger cor w. r7tF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02
LYnoH1Uha q CAKDs
GEO. W vALENTINEl IN. '. nEN
vALENs,FINE I ( s 4 I HkEsSlNG' L !
Next Door to the Merchants Bank

LFNCHBUkG, Vi
NE keep hand constantly Groceries of the best equality
w 10 which particularly invite the attention friends
and customers We tender our thanks TO friends for as
vor and hope by fidelity to the Interests Of all who fvor
to merit continuance of the sau, We receiving
superior lot Of Sugars CoIees Molascs thew co Candles
try produce ian 30-ts.
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A FEMALE DEvil.--Th- Providence Or. IL Post
of FIJI ay last. has an ato 'unt + such inhuman
Treatment Of II Miss Vailet. by the wife f Ebsne-
zcr Scarborough Of Hampton, Conn, that it Is al
is l6 years Of nge the daughter ofa Providence
mechanic, a widower, who, having no honse for
his daughter, permitted her to become the inmate
CT the Scarborough Mansion. Some five months
sine she was attacked with erys;pens in tho head
since which time she has been made the victim Of
the most shocking brutalitics inflicted by Mrs
Scarborough. That amial,le woman has Leaten,
bruised, cut. gashed, kicked, cufe and frequent.
~ knocked down the poor sick girl. md c1ntin-
ued this treatment through period Of Ave months
She cut her the face with carving knife,
gnshed her head with skillet, md otherwire nbu-
scd her in the most inhuman manner. She re-
ceived no medical treatment whatever for her dis
easc wounds. Mr.. Valett intends to prosecute
Mrs. Scarborough for her outrageous treatment
of his daughter, and try fthc court will MT pun
ish such brutality.
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s;nee bv m. Tnd;.r. vhn ;nh. h;..a mi. hol. y.
zion. and ron car stiii many IN manv nlsoes The
"h,Ii,n ,vhar. ~ Inaiar rs;..a his .or,, fo,.n
!. nao,,, ss,.,,sd w;.i. ~o.1 sra IN, n sscs
exoent he ,he strn. .f woods On the baaks NJ the
numerous little stresm.. and tho isolsted patches
~ ,,...ss ,h.s ,.a.S ~ s,s..,s wa',d r'r,,s r,.s
howsvsr 1. sbr rdsrs ana s.sv ~ accs.s N man,
marta Of ths S,st.. The farm q, hanl shor coai II
wssons In .;nss,. .~s... sh,,.v ~ e,rtv m;ss.
the oroces in this state ara o,tiis an Hiasfitw-
fion Thsv arc n.tcLas or hsayv t;n,ber con
sistinr Of from doscn trees IN n bnndr,d norea Of
wood. These groves are about ss or iiftsei, mIlss
apart. and ON apnroacbine them from mo lsvel
prairie thev nresent very nioluresoue and invit-
inc apnearnnoe rvmindinv vou Of M oasoa In tho
deserts. Eyery rrovo hns 4 name and sorves rsa
Landmark &c t6e travsller. for no hns % trevsl
from grove IN rrovc. "Isnr rrove'0 .Walrut
grove" Lost grove y ..Oak srovc. Gs. are .ome
Of the names am familiar with.
Sop,e ~ the fnr,ners hn W t,r,sd the,r ntcs,ton
to raising timber and wood. I'm reason. whv
there Ia 40 little timber here /. because the vo,nr
shoots were annually killed by the ares kndled m
tho fall by tho Indiana. in the dry grass, which
burnt over tho facc Of the whole country
But since the Indiana have retired the Ares have
ceusoa. and the v,unp trees are growing vigorous
ly in every direction. In few years Iowa will be
SelI ,nnpl;ed w;,h waI
Water /, also yery srarce an Tho nrairio,. TINT
H. pooJ d,iakfno wnter Tho numcr,us Httle
soughs supply sufficient water for the cattle, but
the farmers who can afford il dir woll for their
drinking water.
Being out ON tho prairie lately cume 10 ANAL
bouse owned hv Hnns f,rsass thrcn milcs frcn
nny other dwelIiur. I s,nnned md asked Hars
r,r water. IIo had none. "Where WINS his wellY,'
Ue had mono. What do Won drink Than when
Won nrc ,hirstvY" said I. .Oh wa drink m;iEI"
iIore was n mnn tLree mile. f,on a,,v other M.
m IN hoh;,o,on' without n dron os wn;e, ~ ,i,ink
tho year round N'ef y ""''' " =
hny. snoLon or ,h. nr,,r;o. a. ,o,,;,o and =.
trv il Il nroncr 10 ,av hat h Sons:sts Of toiioo
nln;n. Int whom wo sreni oi Nvs ~ i. ,niles we
will lrcoucntly and II to ba asnd ls,sl Ir tint
distance. When The weather has hcen we. for
somo t;,no thasc Lad lovsls ara rr.cn.r.,v .var.
,I ,;,h .,,,.r cron, n,,n =, ,h,aa n, AZ. 49,. r.,
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&. w. HUTTON, Prop'r.

PROE. COUCH AND LADY,
RE- stopping at The Washington House tor the purpose Of
N teaching PAINTING AND DRAWING, In THAR various
branches
The following Of the styles viz:
Architectural Mathematical, Perspective and Marine Draw
ing and Sketching from Nature;
Canvass and Photograph Painting In Oil:
Grccian Pearl and Antique Painting and Gliding on Glass;
Drawings coored In permanent coors equal to the finest
coored IIthograph;
Fancy Sign Painting In all lie varieties;
sB Ladies and Gentlemen invited cali and exnm'c
Specimens aug bd1m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-03

ORANGE LYcEuM is township con-
tanning about one thousand inhabitants. 1t has
no village, -but by the enterprise of its inhab.
ltants it has neat and tasty house of public
worship, with an abundance of sheds in the
rear to protect all the horses and carriages that
would be probably needed to carry worsl,ippers
to that house. On the evening of the % inst,
this house was well lighted and warmed, and
filled in coed season, with an attentive and eager
throng, to listen to the delightful music that
was furnished by Quartette Club of that place,
(and it Das Delightfully."- and hear Lecture by
Rev. I. S. Hubbard, of Cabot, " On the Rela.
ton of Church to the Wealth of the State, .
and an Grafton "0n Individuality by Mr.
Geo P. Beard, "a member OF the Vermont Uni
versity.
1t did seem as If that meeting was as prof
table as agreeable. All the citizens could attend
and it must have been dull nearer who wal
not benefited by the lucid discussion Of the eve
ming. We commend the example of the peopl
Of Orange.
Minor Honse, Feb Gath, 1859.
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l-)ie0.

At Orange Springs, Fla Feb. 18th. Mary B Reed,
daughter Of the late H. H. Reed ESQ.,, and wife OF Prof.
N. G. Clark, Of Burlington aged 80 years.
In Hydepark Feb. Sd, Mrs. Martha A., wife Of Enoch
j. Cleaveland aged SO years. She died in the full faith
Of her Redeemer after having suffered for years
with the disease that has out her fe She leaves
three children to mourn a mothers care.
In Royalton, Feb. 2Oh Of Consumption, at the resi-
dence Of father Mrs. Mary H. Kendrick wife Of Geo.
B. Kendrick and daughter OF NJ G. Gage, aged II years
and months.
In Greensboro, Feb 18th, suddenly Of canker rash,
James X, eldest child of Rev. GAVIN and Mrs. Mary Jane
Campbell, aged years month and 20 days.
'sBut though earth's fairest blossoms die
And all beneath the skies are vain,
There is land whose confines lie
Beyond the reach of death or pain"
In irasburgh on the 18th ns Ellen Cahsrine Louisa,
wife Of Mr. Norman W. Bingham aged % years and four
months
In North Troy on the 9Th ns Mrs. Ora Rosina, wife
Of James s. Collins aged % years.
In Barre Feb 10th, Joseph Blanchard, ESQ.,, aged IS
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From the Morning Star we clip the follow
in n in tnreSting iten,a of relipinns Oeuc

From the Morning Star we clip the follow
ing interesting items of religious news:
Bro. Tucker writes that there is an increased
interest in religion among the people in Fast
Roxbury and West Brookfeld Some have al
ready fed to Christ for refuge. Quite u num-
Der have been revived in their hearts anew
Corinth held its last session with the F. w.
B. church at West Topsham. The congrega-
lions were large and attentive. Most of the
preaching was done by our visiting brethren
from other @. Ms, and their lahors were gladly
received. A collection for Foreign Missions was
taken up, amounting to twenty dollars. We
are in want of more ministers in. this Q. NJ
May the Lord impress the minds of some of his
good ministers to come to Vermont, and to this
Q. NJ. Here is largo field, and only three
ministers to occupy it; yet the Lord has revived
his work in most of his efficient churches. -
Next session at East Orange. Saturday, Is.
l.. SARGENT, Clerk.
The Freewll Baptist meeting house recently
erected at Hinesburgh, was soemnly dedicated
to the worship of God on Wednesday, the 5th
inst, in the following manner : l. Voluntary
by the choir; 2. Rrcading Scriptures by Rev.
Mr. Ferren 3. Introductory Prayer by Rev. j.
Tucker 4. Reading the 8l6th Hymn in Psalm
ody, by Rev. Mr.. Tiffany; 5. Sermon by Rev. NJ.
&. Henderson 6. Dedlcatory Prayer, by Rev
NJ. Atwood; 7. Voluntary by the choir. Ihc
house was crowded to its utmost capacity, and
many went away for want of room. All the
services were solemn and interesting. The SER
mon especially, was able and appropriate, and
gave good satisfaction to the mass assembled.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-03
A Gard to the Ladies'
mr. NIIpONCO'S GOLDEN Pills

Are perfectly harmless yet most certain to prevent
eve and all diseases peculiar to females They
yet failed (when the directions have been followed
thousand OF ladies In this city testify. They are
certain to restore nature to Its proper channel aud
all distractions from whatever causes and are al
ways successful preventive. Price 81 per box, with
full particulars inside. Solo, wholesale and RETAIL by
FRED f. SMITH, Druggist, Sole Agent,
State street. Montpelier, VT,
To whom all orders must b. addressed H. will supply
Dealers propretors prices and send the pills ladies
(condentiay by mail to any part of the country
receipt Of 81 90 through the Montpelier Post Office
Theo. A. Peck, Agent for Burlington Pond Morse
agents fer Rutland.
~ B.-8e sure and ask for 'Dr. Duponco's Golden
Pills.'' You will then get medicine you may fully rely
upon and be permanently relieved and cared of all
diseases peculiar to ladies'.
For particulars see circulars, and read the directions
accompanying the Pills. 130y1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-03

RAscALs.-We have to give Mr. Charles c.
Rhodes, pretended Boo Publisher of Phila-
delphia, the benefit Of our circulation, and
caution orr cotemporarcs in regard to receiving
advertisements from him unless accompanied
with the cash. lie lie scoundrcl.
To the above, we add the names of Wheeler
4 Everett, and G. Reagles, New York; Mrs. L.
Harper, No 4 Poplar Place, Boston; God
dard Co., Worcester Mass: DR.. WickoG,
Pittsburgh, Pa, and j. F. Brennan, Louis,
vile, Ky.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-03

SEEd SEPARATER. The advertisement of Nut
tings Tanning and Separating Machine, in our
columns this week, is one of moro than ordinary
benefit to the farmer at this time Of preparing
seed for the ground. We have seen the Mill IN
operation, and are free to say that it is all il is
recommended. We have seen most fatterine
notices of its utility in the leading Agricultural
papers, and recommend every neighborhood to
possess one. Every farmer should haygit
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In Brookhed, Feb. 19th by Rev. Jehiel Clafn, DR.. H.
s. Fuller and Mis- Alma H. Herrick, both Of B..
In Burke, Feb ed by Rev. L. T. Harris Of sutton Mr.
David W. Wishart, Of ST. Johnsbury, and Miss Mercy M
Ladd, of Burke Also, Mr.. Halsey Bullock, Of LYNDON
and Miss HELEN NJ Laid, of Burke.
In Wlamstown, Feb 10th, by Rev. P. Y. Barnard, Mr..
James F. King, and Miss Sarah D. Downing, both OF W
Also by the same Feb 2Oth MIR. Charles B. Townsend
and Miss Emily s. Flint, both Of W.
In Albany, Feb 18th, by Rev. Geo. Putnam, Mr. George
Page of Glover, and Miss Jane Barker Of Albany.