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Dgs. LITTLE,S
Y E r NJ IF i GE.

In LARGBSBattles and Walls.
Nothing else Is Required 10 relisye children Of
Worms and besides Being ofSths cheapest aud
best Yermifnges ever offered to the public lts fse-
qneut IN families will save much trouble AUD
expense, well us tho lives Of many children-for
eight out of every ton cases generally require II
LITTLE'S
AN0DYNE aCOUGH DROPS.
certain curs for Colds. Coughs, Brpnehafs.
Asthma. Pain In The Breast also Group,
Waoopin0 Coughs. d., &C.,
oaongst CH:'drea.
This Is pleasant melie,ue to take, producing i'm.
mediate relief anil In nine out OF ten cases prompt
eure. It exerejDs the most controlling influence
over Coughs and Irritation Of the Lungs Of sny
nedy knQwn, 5ften stopping the most violent In. =
few hoursSor A. most IN adey or two. Many cases
thought to be decided, consumptivs, have been
promptlycn by using few bottles A anodyns
expectorant. without astraging th6bowcls 1t stands
paramount TO NIL cough Af1tufes
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34,4l2 Prizes amounting to Sl.OS0.472
TICKETS SIG HALVES as, QuAR1Ens 81 EIGurrs 50.
Certificates of y whoIes s25O-Ccrt ificates
Of 20 Halves sl2a-Certiicates Of 25 Quarters
S62,59-Certificnte of % Fights $3l.26
PLEASE TAKE NOTICEl
That in ordering Tickets. tie only :'ing
necessary to insure safety aud dis patch. j., that
you address US. in plain hand giving your
Post Office. County, and State, and ycar orders
will be answered by return mail.
That we send the Official Printed Drawn
to every patron. Immediately after the same is
issned. and with the Drawing Statement 10
each individual of " ha Ire or che hnd drawn.
That We casifa All Priz-s under 81, 900 i,nn,e I
diately after the Drawing, inspccie, Bank
Notes. or Drafts. d
-iH Communications strictly confidential
Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain. and give their Post Office. County and
State.
b Circulars containing fnil explanations Of
our Schemes, &c.,Swili be forwarded, b. mail.
to any one'sendIng us HE name. .r
Adlrees all ordera to -
l,ODGES, DAVIS & CO.,
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Z sLITTLE's.
RINeW0RB 8 TETTER OINTMENT.

HundSsk Of cases Of Chropie TetieSE seald Heads,
aud diseases Of the skin generally have been cured
BY this remedy; and since the Introduction Or ths
No. 2preparaton lbeiDgE stronger scarcsIY AStase
has been olnd thet tfMlI not sfectually ssditsts
In e shps4 time. For ~ Ppre Of CsneSEops gdfss
!. s's sigs.s ussss Q iern &
II. nSrsihsa two Aaadrsd psaoss In Georgia, md
70 sls sopthAfu sefss they srs 70 be Ind ard %
stemsstss Sby palming OF their own 6T scsns{hang
else by ustn8 the same similar namest nd "
tsns e wanted or secured amid the shnr pstsnts af
BE aay,) lot all be cautioned 10 look VI 3or thS
dgnhture the Propris tor. thust- aS
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/ TWO SPRINGS.

Of excellent water. To persons desiring
commodious and pleasant residence. this place
offers unusual attractions. The House is within
half mile of the village, and is situated upon
SPOT ofgreat natural beauty, susceptible of
being made . by judicious Improvement, one of
the most desirable residences in the Slute. The
locatio perfectly healthy.
TERMS OF SALE-The Plantation and
House and Lands above descriLed, will be sold
on the following terms sgss
Cash sufficient to pay costs, flie balance on
credit o one, two. and three years, with inter
est from day of sale. payable annually pur-
chaser to give bond with at least two good
and sufficient sureties for the payment Of the
purchnsee money. d
Persons Desiring fnrther information will al.
dress B. F. Arthur, Esq. at Union Court House,
>. C., or the subscriber at Whiimirc's p. o.
JOHN n. HERNDON,
Admir- of z. P. Herndon.T
Cnionvil!e. 8. c.. Nov.4.l859. nov stu
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Ordinary Drawing,
To take place as u. owe specified.
GRAND PEIzE OF $4,000

5.4sG Prizes amounting to s32o,noo
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters S2i
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WOOD, EDDY & CO.'S
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS,
On the Three Nun6er Plan.
Q PITAt PRIZE
$1OO,OOOI
Takes piece on The Last Satnrdayi III each Jfonth.
Whole Tickets 500; Halves $40; Quarters IS,
Eighths $3.50.


Whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quarters IS,
Eighths $3.50.
IN ORDERING TIcKETs OR CERTIFICATES.
Enc lose tho amount of money to our address
what you wish to purchase: name the Lottery
in which You wish it invested, and whether
YOU wish iialves. Whoies or Quartera on re.
ceipt of With we send what is ordered, by FIRST
mail. together with the scheme.
immediately after the drawing printed
drawing certified to by the Commissioners.
will be sent. with an explanation.
Purchaser will please write tn cir signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County and
State.
All communications strictly confidential.
All prizes Of 81 ,OOO and under paid i'm
mediately after the drawing-other prizes at
the usual time of 40 days.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates to be ad.
dressed to
WOOD. EDDY & CO.. Augusta, Ga.
or. WOOD, EDDY d CO., Atlanta, Ca.
or, WOOD, EDDY d CO.. Wilmington, Del
A list of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount of the prize tbut
each one is entitled to. will be published, after
every drawing in the folio wing paners
Amg'ssta (Gn.) Consfitmtinalist Mobile Register.
Nashville Gazette. Richmond Dispatch. Pauld-
ing (Af'ss >C2ayino, New York Herald. Mem York
Times. Nov. II, 1859 ,-l2m
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VALUABLE PLANTATION

belonging to the came Estate. lying in Union
district. on Er. ad River, adjoining lands of W.
Dunn. W. +. johnson, g. F. Reid Robert
Boyce. Mrs. +. Farr, and DR.. D. +. McMal,an.
containing SOS acres more or less This ia one
OF the most desirable plantations now in mar
ket About 800 acres Of woods, and the
remainder in high state ofscultivation.
Also, will be sold. at tie same time and
place,
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THE INDEPENDE.NT PRESSs..
A DESIRABLE
Residence and PLANTATION
FOR s5AIH
Near Pendleton:

As I am now in business in Charleston, I
IA desire to sell the above property
The tract contains 516 acres. about' {; fly or
sixty on creek bottom. GO Of it 90 Slesr) and
200 acres Of woodland. and some fresh cleared.
The Northern Corner is in the bottom of Biz
Garvin Creek. Cuffee Creek runs through the
land, and on the South for half a mile the
Three and Twenty Greek is the boundary.
:, 1t has OH it Two Story Framed Dwelling.
80 by 90 feet, with 10 foot passage, and G
Rooms with Fire Place and Closet to encl, be.
sie"s Dressing Room, all finished off in plain
hut neat style. A Weli Of excellent water is
in the yard, and with but little clearing nway
Of trees q beautiful range of m ountains would
be in view. Besides q Double Kitchen ano. her
Double Cabin, both having brrE "ii,nueys
and plank floor, is near the dwelling Also, a
large framed building for cot,U.. Cir and
thrasher, with thrasher and fan attache..) a
Framed Stable, Double Corn Crib. aud other
outbuildings.
The land adjoins Mnj. r. F. Simpsons plan.
tatIon and is about miles from the B. r. Rail-
rond depot at Per dletoD. Ito which place the
cars now run regularly.l and is in very quiet
and moral neigi,Lorhoul.
The place will be sold to the highest bidder
at Pendletnn on the 2s,h of December
Maj. Il. F. Simpson has the Plat of the Loud
and Will take pleasure in exhibiting either The
plat or the land to any dcsirous Of purchasinf,.
TERMS OF SALE.--A credit of one. two and
three yenrs will be given with interest from
day of sale, interest payable annually. pur.
| chaser to give notes with two approved seen.
rites and a mortgage Of the premises
JOSIAH T.. SMITH.
Dec. 7, 1859 39-3t
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ITO LIKELY NECR0ES,

belonging to the Estate Of Col. H. p. Herndon.
deceased. The Negroes nre all very likely.
and amongst them are several CARpESrEEs.
BLAcK,Mirns. IIorsE' SERVANTS, CARRIAGE
DRiyERs and good Cooks.
TERMS or SALE: For all SIMS of one
thousand dollars nnd less, a credit Of twelve
months with inleres. from the day Sf Sale all
sums over one thousand dollars u credit Of
one and two years. in eqnal ln<ta,ncnts with
interest from the day ofsnlr. ra yable annually
Purchasers TO give note or bond, with at Ieust
two good and sufficient suritics for the payment
cf the purchase money. If in any case nd.
dit'"n security should be required the purchas
er must pay for the necessary papers.
Also. at the same time aud place. will be
sold CARRIAGE and2'BUGGIES, each with
double Harness. nearly new. and perhaps some
other articles not necessary to mention.
TERMS OFSALE: For all sums of $50 and
less, cash on delivery over $50, credit Of
twelve months. 4" ith interest from day OF sale,
purchasers to give bond or notes will, security
us above.
Also, at the same time and place, will be
sold, Gy D. G"udelock, Commissi oner in
Equity, under decree for partition. n
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CITY PLAN j
aHs 20 0D 9 % % GD
Tor %1,ooI
Prizes Payable Without Deduction

EXTRA CLASSI
rs BALLOTS-l2 DRAWN NUMBERSl
To he drawn in the City of Macon, every
Monday Tuesday. "Wednesday, Thursday, Fri
day. and Saturday Afternoons, ut o'clock ju-
ring the years 1859 d. 1860.
BY this Glass, the holder Of any One Dollar
Ticket, if the Eui:,hers selected should h.
drawn, will be entitled to Il prize, according to
the following
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HAVANA PLAN.
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS
CAPITAL PRIZE.
s. ~ CID . CD CD o.
TICKETS ONI,v sano.

Halves s4,00-Qaar:ers $2,00-Eights Sl,OO.
Prices payable in Full, Without Deduction.
Purchasers buying 10 Tickets, when the num-
hers end IN =, 3, d, 5. 6, 8, 9, 0, are guar
nnteed prize Of $500
Class ii, draws Saturday December 10. 1879
Glass l5 draws Saturday, December II, 1853
Glass l6, draws Saturday, December "a, 1859.
Clnss II, draws Saturday. December 81. 1869
Class Is. draws Saturday, january Z, 1869
Class ~. draws Saturday, January II, 1859.
Glass "a. draws Saturday, Jarnary 81. 1852
Glass 81. draws Saturday, January 2s, 1859.
&c, ,22C Prizes Amounting to
S II, 2 90.
Will Lc distributed according to the folio wing
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S @ H E Nj T. !

Any Sl.O0 Ticket with a drawn number on it.
stationed to come out ut any particular place.
such MS 81 lst. I'd, Cd, or any other station in
the drawing SEQ
Tickets From s1.o0 To Any Price
And Prices paid at the above rates per dollar
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DWELLING HOUSE.

containing Eight Rooms. with all necessary
ouLbuildings. fine Garden and Orchard Of
the finsst and rarest varieties of every descrp-
tion. These frntsF We're selected with i"-at
care, and the ORCHARD and Ground iav. re.
ceiyed much attention. The Tract fronts upou
the public road,and ON the place are
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New Publications.

Notes from Plymouth Pulpit, by Augusta Moore
Nature and the Supernatural, by DR.. Bushnell.
History Of Eastern Vermont by B. II. Hall.
Williams Vermont Reports.
Arabian DAYS Entertainment,
Autocrat Of the Breakfast Tabls, by U. W. Holmes
Memoir Of stoddard by Joseph p Thompson.
The Chrstian Lie, Social aud individual, by
Peter Bayne.
The Doctrine Of Future Life, by G +. Hudson.
The Lee ures of Sofa Mentez.
Magicans own Book.
The Two Sisters by Mrs. Southworth.
Poets and 20 airy of Vermont, by Abby Hemen-
way,
Father Hensons story Of His Own Life
Life Thoughts of Henry Ward Beeeher.
The Belle Of Washington, by Mrs. N. P. Lasslle
The story Of the Telegraph.
Life Of Lord Timothy Dexter
Arts Of beauty, by Sofa Mentez.
Poor Fellow, by the Author Of Which the
Right, or the Left"
The Life and Times OF Hugh Miller.
Towards Heaven, by 7. s Arthur
Trying to be useful, by Mrs. Madeline Leslie.
Play ana STUDY, by Mrs. Madeline Leslie.
The coopegs, " Gettng Under Way, by Alice
n. Meal
Our Charley, by MIRA II. B. Stowe
The Persian Flower, a Memoir Of Judith Grant
Perkins.
Magazines Tor January
Diaries, Registers and Alnanaes, for 1860.
For sale at A, III, CoPELAND's
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o. Every father should present copy to his son
TNs Cease, The Eject, and the Remedy,
In plain language, by 4 Physician OF Eminencs
Any person enclosing TWO three cent postage
stamps, will receive copy by mail under seal.
Address all !etters "
DraNC l1a Post Offs, Albany, n. y.
Also the celebrated Female Monthly Pills,
made hom the extract Of Cotton Root remedy
used for years among the female slaves at the
South, in form Of decoction or tea now for the
first time introduced into general use Price one
dollar, sent under seal by mail. Married ladies
must not use them Address as above. s0;ly
30 DTdWe, lib Post ONO Albany, y. Y.
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Ter to no Inconvenience, and each one will wear
nom one week 10 three months
Pills, family boxes. 20 ets.-Plaster on Kij,
ls "a cents,
u The above articles are s0ld by the dealers
~ Mddebury, and by merchants everywhere
tina paper eireulates, and by one or more agent
IN every city. town and village in the United
STATES, Canada and South America.
Sold in AIiddlebury by all the Druggists
Q. l.. Case, Z. A Hamilton, salisbury L
NJ Wright, and L. 6, Wilcox, ORWELL Union
stors, ShoTeham F. P. Fletcher, and Gordon
Scarf, Brdport L. " Pollard. Addison ]. p.
Needham, Bristol Market Hall, Hinesburgh, II
o. Smith, Merktou also by Druggists IN Ver,
gennes. sO.lv
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The Oxygenated Bitrers,

For the cure Of DYSPEPSIA u iNDIsEsTtoN
Liver Complaint Asthma. Costivenesa, Lcss 81
Appetite, Fever aud Ague, Heart Barn, Water
nrash, Acidity, ssa sickness, 5eurv! Nausea,
Headache, Ennui and Genera Debility, or any
disease having its origin III imperfect digestion.
These Bater1 as all classes Il our fellow chi-
1en., including Members Of Congress, Lawyers,
physisians, Clsrgymeu, Planters, Farmers and
Others testify are the safe certain and .oteFetg"
SPECIFIC for the immediate relief aud permanent
sure of the many cruel complaints which IN Some
phase OF other Of Dyspepsio stiiict our race
these biuers were discovered by Di George
q Green, ami in thel, formula dile, enttelH nom
that Of amy otuer preparation OF medicine. Con-
timing no .lcohol-u ~ miueitl-uo po'sou-no
uoxious drug-iu their 1uiuie uuic, not sfimu-
.tine.---,etaining he. virtues io euy cline tie,
are "a combination snd ionu indeed "i Siet-
cine which hnuN- 40 riyol IA tAtefm .ra'ina DIS
ease and restoring tbs :ystem to It. pnstlne rieoi
eni health. No ma.tet ii how ong standing, on
however induced O. chro'ie IL liz chmnrt,r the
disease may be,-uo matter thet il las nettei tic
skii' OF the hl,ciGu, ana re-isted the euoitF =
Medicine IL single rial Of thess Ritter, wi SAIL
- the .unere, that hi. disease ulGenaine 20 hs
proper remedy
In testimony Of the may et'e- su.,'et :, ti.'-
Remedy reference ,s had 90 the Wrilen ,ertA-
cate. rron distinguished ini,Niduai, kroWr all
over the lund.
5. W. FowLt i Co, propr-lors, Bo.t"u tor
sale by their agents everywhere, and By +
Russel, Mlddlebury; Roscoe L Wa,hbuni, Me-"
Hav.n d. b Haskell, Cornwalli u. Need
l.arp ir.tol; a. =. Ford, Granville, /. : Al
wood. >horenu; ". ii. sprene aud Hunt
.ns.en, NsrgYne-;
Ind by al; dealer. IN medicine. ~
L-oUuO AnENIs WANrLn-- 10; II anew IT,
veniions. AGENT have made oN,i s25 900 Oh
e-LetIer ih.!m Nh other .nllar uE Nnale-. Send
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Lake Dunmore House.

The Proprietors would give notice that The
Lake Dunmore House will he kept open during
the winter lor the reception of visitors: We'd
iing Pant 90. Parties of Pleasure, or bancing
Parties will be accommodated in the best manner
1t reasonable expense food Music "ul ts 'up'
,red il desired
Nov. ~ 1856. A.,t"
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The NcwAmerican Cyolcp@dia
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AND
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Temperance Notice.

Notice i, hereby given that the 'u,uil Meet
iny of the Atdi,Hn County Temperance society
viii be held pursuant to The constitution, GA
Wednesday. the 18th e February next, at the
Thwn Room. in Mtldlebuty. 20 G iimencc Mt
10 10 o'clock he friend, f temperance
throughout the county ARE ean.es,ly requested to
attend. Ky order OF Ia '"ih'
Ian II lhhg
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Selling OFF at Cost,

ON ard after this date for so days, shall of.
~ fer my entire stock Of merchandise at cost,
for cash or produce.
All who have few dollars to spend, or a few
bushels Of grain to dispose Off exchange for Dry
Goods, Clothing, Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes
Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, or any other ar
ticles TO be found in the best filed stores, will Ind
this favorable opportunity to invest.
This is not one Of the humbugs of the day.
invite the public to call and satisfy themselves
as to its truth,
All persons indebted to the subscriber are re.
quested to call and settle, rs arrangement in my
6usines will demand an early payment.
Cornwall, Jan. LIST, 1865, A. @. WICKER.
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DIED.

-----------21---'-aS -
In Huntington, December 2srh after shorI
and painful Illness, PHIIIr q, WHITE aged 90
Saars.
Many yrines endeared ,hi. Young mon 10 4
lgrge cirele of friends and acquaintance. Few
lives in their unfolding have given promise Of
greater usefulIess, or exhibited talents earnestly
i'ute 10 higher ana nOblei purpose. He 'til
lives in the moniory ~ nj! who knew him, aud
.,tN exert hnllowed influence ever their future
.ives While the parents, brotlcrs ana sisters
aeenly feet his loss, they nevertheless assured
d. by hiiatiy H. Example Il ~ viii not oBl,
become fitted 10 discharge well their duties here
',uf viii nlso be prepared Ton the fulfilling of
no. hplier lutte. In which their pitt $40 and
sfoth-i j. engaged
h. Il sedlerlv besh iaheo iaoiu lhei. iuiSsi
ii'a "a"N nre lgain reminded tial gh. ways oil
Odd are in-otu attic, III tLe. tiit.t dat though
'heS tno" ~ sor wht the IoIs d 'etG.yet thSyI
.pall know kecegflcr. \. -.
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New Arrangement

The Partnership Of Dr.. 0. J. Eells, and Dr. X,
c. Greene. expires by limitation, on the 3ls, OF
bee. 1855 Dir. Il. G. Greene, by agreement, has
The settlement OF the accounts OF the firm.
Dr Greene will continue 10 respond 10 tie calls
the best of his ability-asssted from time to time
by the advice of DR.. Eells, a. his health and 9th
er circumstances may permit.
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$500 a Year.

Wanted, an active, honest man in every county
in the States, to travel and canvas ior the Nt~
York Omni5,s- beautifully illustrated monthly
journal. To 'utahc, active me", salary 81
/ 400 n.r yr.,r md "a snail comm ion will lie
..,id Aidrt.s G.. 4. BrIrroN. Publisher
4uIW 50 Hcckman ST.. y. Y
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FARM FOR SALE.

Having determined to change my businsI. 1
now offer for sale my farm lying in and adjoining
this village on the Bndport road Said farm cou
:ist. Of one hundred and fifty acres Of land all of
Frst qualify. There Is on it u plenty of wood and
1t ia abundantly and conveniently supplied will
water. The house is nav, and out buildings new
and in good impair. This farm is in all respects
well adapted 10 any kind of husbsndry Terms
may be made TO suit purchasers.
s6;tf VI. MBLA6E
Mlddlebury, Dec, 20 1855.
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Domestic Goods,

Ia tall assortment at vALLETTE's
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CABINET WAREHOUSE
Coughs, Colds, Consumption

Browns Bronchial TTochss
shsldon's Black Candy
Ayers Cherry Peetoral
Smiths Cough Drops,
Wittar's Balsam Wild Chstry.
Bnrnett's Cod Liver Oil,
Quero's Cod Liver Oil Jelly,
Wilbur's Cod Liver Oil and Lilas
Downs Elixi.,
Ncollum's Candy,
And various other remedies tor sslsby
nov, ~. H. A. SHELDON.
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PLAIN AND PLAID
A GOOD ASSORTMENT
Of Broad Cloths and CassmeIes, at
CHAPMAN & BARBOUR'S.
MEMS. YOUTHS x BOYS

Calf and Kip Boots, Ladies' and Misses Cloth
and Kid Boots and Shoes ais Gent. and Ladies
Rubber= for sale at low figures by
CHAPLAIN & BARBOUR
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-01-19
Wood Notice.

Those who expect to pay us in wood, viii do
well to bring It along soon, as we shall n"t ieeI
bound to take wood after we get ont WINTER sup
ply. Gun" MrAO
Middlebury, Dec. osth, 1855. s''4w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-01-19
Or JOKbON.
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lte.t- chronic d,.ee-e IN aH forms ty an eN-
.'ninati0n of the u,.us i.-I pss.ei IN the morn
!2i with the name ant as ui he patient
A practice OF over five ,rsi IA Vermont dem
onstTates a success seldom rbt7tqsd in cLr0H,t DIS
sasss.-Odice, opposite Town Hat Brandon, "
n. B. DR.. will be ~ Rochester, VI tFals.'
HoteD tue last Saturday 100 sac month. com
csroing May 70 ~