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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08
To Farmers.

FNE subscribers take pleasure in announcing to the far
of this section that they have procured the
vices of this Celebrated Morrill, stallion. JERRY DREW and
that he will be kept for the improvement Of the breed OF
the noted 9urush Morgan stallion owned By French Morrill,
Esq, Of Danye and widely the Morrill, Horse.
His sired by the old Sherman Morgan. He is
years old this Spring stands ISL hands high will weigh IL
50 lbs color very dark rich brown lie has trotted
mile in 2i5 although put 10 proper trotting cond
e took the first premium In his class at the State
Fair Montpelier in 1850 Ills great speed high seani of
Morgan blood and lasting qualities render him very valua
BILE ~ producer trot,lng aud stock aud
attention Of all breeders who de- rous Of raising
a valuable and high sailing stock OF horses.
For further particulars see bills
l. A. PULsIPHER, p,-,.,ors
CHARLES SMITH, 'Nr
saxton's River, May lst 1859. IS
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BUSINESS CARDS.

SrOUGHTON y GRANT,
N ATTORNEYS AND coUNSELLORs AT LAW
And solicitors In chancsry. BELLOWS FALLS, VI
hasa once In wentworth's New Building
q. +. sToUGHroN. L. A. GRANT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08
News F.! Good News !!

ryHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING MADE
the require begs leave to inform the cit
izens of BELLOWS Fails and vicinity that he Is prepared 70
furnish them with of ali the New YORK and
Doston y and weekly Newspapers together with all the
Monthly Mag and cheap desirable ordeis
for particular in the way Of Newspapers books or
n.riicals to him will be flied in the shortest
possibr lime with exacttude and promptness Any book
newspaper or periodical pubhedin New York Boston,
phiadeIphia or elsewhere that be procured viii be
furnished upon order without expense For parou-
lars he refers Mr. J. W. MOORE who has renquish-
"a the hupess his call him at the Depot
and he will endeayor you with civity and will show
you his programme will PLEASURE and without cost
I'll. G. BATES, Agent.
Bellows Falls March 1st. 1858 IL
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08
Dissolution.

rTNIE Copartner hip heretofore existing under the firm
Gray Perry, s dissolved this day by mutual
The notes and accounts Of the late finn be found wi tn
siessrs Gray Alexander at the old standn All those
Indebted requested to call and make immediate pay.
nent. GRAY Il PERRY.
March l, 1859. 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08
NOTICE TO
CIR ain Grow erS

rG5IE undersigned having purchased the right make
sell aud use, Mating Patent Grain Tanning aud As
sorting Atehiue will prepared offer the Farmers
Of Windsor nd Niudham COUNTIES, at n low price,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08
Fannlng- Mill !!

Which addition Cleaning rapidly ktHd Of Grain
Grass and Seeds from cha dust and dirt, will like
wise complete SEPARATE them all foul seeds of
kind pure grain aud seeds into two more
distinct grades thus enabling every farmer 10 properly pre-
his grain for seed or for the highest market price
With it, and Beans accurately assorted according
to size and parcel left f for cooking without picking
over Wheat perfectly cleaned from oats chess, coeke
and all other impuritcs Grass seed is perfectly cleaned
from orre and other foul which give the
much trouble
Now Gent emen peaseeall and If the above state
ments
u. lNGIiAM.
Springfield VI. Aug 80, 1858. 80
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08
Spruce ClapbOardS,

4 Nd PATENT WOODEN EAyE TRoUGHs. For sale By
CHARLES p PEAsR
Bellows Falls, March "a, 1889. l2ST
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-21
Dialogue on Board Steamer ST. Nicholas,

On rms ALABAMA KiNEK
Oct R-f'iend u let m, introduce to y"u,Mr W II Frrar
Agent Of the Quaker Cay ins Machine You must
D-No. CO.. Ibrhrv, d, nt v,art n : ,,,o,. Ma,huc
hut A. have always had great cu">ity ppcra
ION VIII feel Obliged to Your friend fr,"I, he VIII shiN up
F-Ccrainly Sir Itwi anord nc much pleasure to graf
ny curiosity. and have N" doubt, shall sell you Ma
A T. utns to the Cabin T. begins to operate. Makes a
pan al Negro pants In just - minutes
Col h-lhcre D., You NOW see What can he done 10y the
D-hs truly wonderful Lal no idea that work could be
rapidly and with such II Mr. +. would go
along with his Machine We could get along hnoly
F-rhat is unnecessary S a. can Tram seansircss
couple OF hours all that required operate ilo hannc
D-tow Ono of my neighb"rs has Machine that
S and neither his Scamstress onsi his
do thing with IT, although the! have had several
months
Frhat Of the old complicated ones, Thi, yon
viii lind much simple on have only to place
binary spoo of Cotton the sindes in this
na,e the tension by these little set the needle
this manner and your Machine is in working order.
Dwell that certainly is simple enough, and OF 'ursc,
having SO little machinery not liable 10 get out of order
Just So Sir. There Il chance them u get If
order We in tact feel such confidence in them thar
rant them 10 run for aud viii keep them order
that time free OF charge
coL R-Now. D. you what profit Their" is having Que
of these Machinca 1t would take Seamsircss halt day
10 do what can be done In twenty minutes by ih.
You. sesms',es. can do all Your work and the price OF
Ing, embroidery &c '
buy one or even two but small keep Seam.
stress make the females Of each family do their
Col Aust try the strength nf this You il will
Ne" Ip although You cut nearly ali to Now do you
MT hnd that work, don. by each family you say rips
Nil To p Gees before /, is hail out
D( Teaing lac strength Of the Scam Yes tina, is tact
Coioncl your las, Argument has Il, ctem" w take one
certain and learn house maid She has
IL Tie Q4asr City Do%be rcaa F"Ms Srs M" aG"s
ier sale at l45 MAIN ST. kcHAo>p, Va the low prices
te- AGENTS WANTED to sell those Machines. The
mo-. b' raj discount allowed For single Machine
jan ,6-dAc2m AGENT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-21
LYING HBURG COLLIE
LENCUDUR VIRGINIA.

THE fourth appuaseson Of this Institution will
on the 18th of September.
The location Of the healthcst and most accessible in
the entire soufn and the study both Classical and
Scieutifc equal that Of the best American colleges
The Military Department will be efficiently maintained
der the care OF Mr. JE Bankenship graduate Of the V
gnia Military Instut and recently connected with the
un,ied States Coast Survey.
The several professors viii exclusive charge
Grammar School, In which young will thorough, pre-.
par'd for college or business
FACULTY.
Ntv w w. WAtKER. Chairman Of the Facnfy Profess
Of Mental and Moral Science and ut History.
Bellies Lettres ~ ~
cABELL. b, Professor of the Greek Language and
Literature. ~" ~
BLAsxxssHrr. Professor of Mahem.tr. nd Ins,rue
tor Of Tactics
SAMUEL GARLAND, A. NJ, Professor of Law
D. LAkoHoRNt, n. d. Professor of Anatomy and Phys
toloey -.-s-t-----,
GGassPPx ADolsao sARroRI ILL., D. Professor of Modern
Language
,r5 SksgSI EXPENSES
Bosrd % wssk WASHING o. 81 per month fnel and
tehsroD fef6s 4on. 90 in the Grammar School and
80 the CsdeRf1t6 Department for halt session
V containing further infoi be OBJ.
tAined by addressing the Chairman Of the Faculty.
- dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-21

w I'M. il the must reliable SEWING MACHINE over
nierl il TN market both in the lnaiiy Of IL work IT'S dn
rabbit! simplicity Tho operation OF 1t is easier learned
my other Machine while it works with
a.. finest - or the heaviest cloth or leather On either .,
which v rs in very superior manner making straight
rscn! mnt Amer than ordinary hand work while
the as' = sant hand work 1t rarely gets out of working
deor " tts repairing and simple thar operator
pr'"rm Al. ordinary repairs on II, until "a worn out VIVA
h"c AlNa other Maehtn"-, We feel confident
gcds Paet Serins Mashinc. viii best The Oh
Families ali Kinds Manufacturing Cothsrs. Tai,or boot
aud Nh"r hkersor other requiring Nrem in their work
Harness Saddle Manufacturers viii lind thi, Machine
that Will 10 aeir work in rapid aud substantial manner aud
much nie"r than the ordinary way Families who require
then besides saving labor enough ina tew months to
pa, trn raors Will find great saving 10y using this Sew
n n n n", a Sh M r.o save Thnn
sans Dollars us,ug this Machine he for purpo
done On leather by this Machine is be.ier than
Tho rito' the Georgia. Patriot says When
based your Heds Patent &@.as Machine we intend
wholly family but recommended To
leather II Cd Carriage and
any neigh testify 10 the superiority OF
""N "e N this wa 10th IN y" nj OF beauty aud strength
aud onhdrn, for this alone the machine has saveila
Dor eh pay its One of ncigbors who has
large llntaon worth the of his two best
hand. the time usaves in king on'he" for the rest Ev
cry Maohue have sold this vicinity has given the gren
est sa'siaeon' anu several intend to order Machines from
yon
plantation New Orleans Your Beeds Patent Str-
ing Mahafs have been in almost constant use since bought
cm and nh the best of practical results In lcss than three
weeks me two operators" them hn,shsda complete SUIT
anu mud tho hmo saved In using them one season has more
than paid ill.,, cost
Another Planter used EMPLOY three four hands
IN making clothes for the rest but since purchased your
leds ant Seri"s Machine, hand doe. the sewing for
lie whole t,hati"n bile fe II for making nearly
all the cloh" {" tn. any leel confident the Machine
| Tor ise.f every three months.
W" wish all who need Machine 10 examine these they
are The SIM lest and best for Family Plautaon
9TH whore Sitch required Price Uteas Paeit
| SsriHg MacL,qt SI00 aud slaD
| JAS. il WHITNEY,
Successor to within & Lyons
| 3l5 Broadway, New York
| Bonnets &c, 1ynchburg. Va. mar 30ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-21
Once so"ti,-side Rnilroud Colnpany,t
PkrthsBu nc, July lot, 1910. 5
IN % &. -: =. SaIs;;s.
UAIKEEr ROUTE TO THE WEST md H..

~ VIRGINIA SPRINGS via south Side Railroad from Pc
bngto Bristol via East Tenn and Va RAILROAD from br,s,o
vic to Dalton via Weston and Atlantir Karond tr %
ton to Chattanooga Nashville and chattanooga Railroad
nom Chai'ano"g" to stevenson wa Memphis Charts"n
Railroad from Stevenson 10 Menphis.
Through Tickets issued Ia the above points and the springs
and baggage checked through at the Office South a
an continuing until further notice
MAI; AND PASSENGER TRAIN,
Con Getting with the Richmond aud Da.>i.ic Trains at
Bnrkevie Junction; and with the through Lynch
Leave Petersburg daily at.............. 53ooe.k NJ
arrive at fnrkcNiie (Jnnciionj ,t...........
ArllNc al Farm, die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y25
Arri>" at lyhehture T. NJ
Leave i-!nehLmg daliy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 "
arrive at army die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a. NJ
Ar'srai i",hey"lc Junction "t............ "a
IRLiuiii TRAIN ""'
Connecting with lichnoud HE Trains jan.
Leave Petersburg daily OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES An
Anite at ba%cNiile lJunct'n) M...............t2 NJ
Arr,yr A. Lynrl,hnrg a. ~ T. NJ.
Leave .,nchbnIs hatiy at....................5 AN
Ani,r a, Butrv.ll, IJanc,onJ at............ NJ
Arrive At Petersburg 81 +
An Aeo'mmoda''rn Passenger Car l." Way Loca
Travel II ""atta y! u tno rain ing Lynchburg
ir''si n 80 \ NJ and la.srne's p"."s up
tab, tab ' wan Tran at O'clock A NJ stopping ia,es,
ia ch'tt1 the Tram aud /" win til" stop
M',ons Wrvilr black, aud Whites. A"itoway Z. IL.
hnr",Nl' Re s. High hi.dse, farmvie. rrsp,oi, rarup
River
CITY POINT BRANCH
SoEth.Nilr haiuai frr-ht and Passenger Trans
Petersburg inty (Sunday cxr"pt,'!J al......1 A. NJ
hTliNc NJ NY I"Ilt
Leave tiiy CONT
Ill" ab",e rUns the ~ River Steamers
learns city L. hI i"r Norfolk, and every Saturday
aud Tuesday evening with the Roanoke and
jam, >to" bound
The Afternoon Train this Road will be only when
tert business to justify 1t stopping places totUke ard
pat of passengers 10 be strictly obser. by hose in
tie tram and in viii the train be
Cpilr Ityp md ard,
-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-21
rUM ARARGC.-A large supply .uita bile lfor
u manufacturers, for sale bv

NUN ARA BuC.-A large supply suita bie lfar
VI manufacturers, for sale bv
jan - dts-Rep. copy w. STRoTliER CO
E =. FOLKEH Inns the pleasure Of onrrimg
nLs his friends something In the RECLlN
ING EASY CHAIR Three positions a'tain IN this
Chair IL 10 the simplest most complete aud cheapest
Chair offered for sale this market 1t abie
alike Tor the aid for the ordinary of
Chair Call and see IT, T.. j. FoLkES,
jy 2-ts
hAVHDaON,s sAtA VA y ~ Il ~AFES.-Wc
~ have i"t Of these celebrated SAFES
Fire proof Burglar and Po~d PROOF which WI
sell atmanutae prices. ..l.t
feb 1.dts STABIER u MES.
ENUR OVERCOATs, AT
II dec 2ldts GLASS RAINES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-21
.PHOSpHAl L OF LIME,

IL sUPEn.PIIOSpHAl Il OF LIME,
Manufacture r1In ut
DIR. janis nluhlNS.
Chem al ta.l.
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DlSfE\Ai. " NO
thirds OF Peruvian ali seeding SGnlicr
crops lido, racke, IA bags baflcs ru
,u, itIor so per ton oi I.U,OUs.
Tine together wah fap his. gang in dc
FeltILrI,
td,cu AHd mode 81 apiil, alton, b, had.t
NJ MULLINS \ CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-21

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ted oursely together under III" sNlr ant hrm ri LEE
ROOKIE CO. for the purpose Of r"ndurng GCHtdi tr0
RON and F0rEdrda1 H~s'Hfs' at III" old stand n
Ice. johnson Co. Man Sirc' whore shall hs pleas
old fcni- AMI ih" putlr promising
effort to then interest LIBERAL cash advances
mnfc ON con.ignn"nts In hand irf sab"
JOHN II. LEE,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-21

L. .Nt:EH's sEWINsi nAGsHaNEs.-tsrcn,
- aiNa the concius." proc" OF great
iul ed by i, there labor mach before
comparable 10 singers Machines After sstab
the highest reputation in the United States they
ed nj the late Exposition tuvrrscile III Fran where
1arrict oil the highest and great manuiacio
g. make them has built in iarls
H. branch OF industry ia which sewing is TO DO done,
lh machines bc used it immense profit As the speed
Railway Is 10 travelling IN foot 50 is with
>ARls Machines compared with hand sewing. No tailor
tker r's,makcr carriage trimmer saicr, halter, a.
uid be without The profit
achnes regularly employed Is,nc Thousand Dollars
In all ian, where tht1c is much
u :uc Tn ~ chimes inyRuablr assistance. Pantes
na tel hecpcs md them particularly convenient aud ptuh
Those machines thcIr AMI
very strong and durable hcine the only KIND oi Sowing Ma
shl, made by which work, in
rl 20, pclircI executed Ih"usanlsot inferior worth.
been mad aud sold
bHt Sngcrs Machines alone have been found every
where IN >dsy the wauts OF the pnbiic.
ru IA ed Instructions for using with each ma
5inc hieh readily the art OF man
The machines packed securely to
loruAtiul will application by letter either OF
copy NJ, Singer \ cos Gazette, papoI
wholly ie, w. ed to ihe Sewing Machine iht"rest.
L. NJ SINGER & co,
Principal Office No. 1913 broadway. New York.
BRhNCu Il Hanover st, Boston, No .. tha
ri \', haven CT GovcrNIr y Y. No Pa Broad 81,
\,>,HN. J.. No li2 Chestnut st, Philadelphia ~" ln
B,uunrc Baltimore; No 3 Westminster ST. PROV i"nr,
K " last ith ST. Cincnnati NJ" - North ith St. 81
,n'~ " Il ST. Charles ST., New Orleans Ne ~ Danpnp
N"h,o ldec 2+dscts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-21

MANILA CORDARE for .nIe by
1N1 march edts, JAMES BOYD CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-21
JASrinY Isl. is5a--ian idi, GEORGE " ROC


We Ave Just received another supply OF the celebrated
aud Merit cook SIpNES Tor who'd nld coal which
admired the late Agricultural and Nj"
this place ly the saving cot mel tho
irkncSs casting. thor superior hn,'b aud tirt
In the de cooking ihrN h'Nu"wl
be the best Stoves kntwn W. hNN" hti Il T." 'ln"
opprr Reservoir huIct, which p'"n
In furnishing h", water at AL times, without any
a "a tuia fuel biug h"ac by th' ln" ~'ihou
uscrtcring with lho coA,e IIant ,Huu1o ot TIA STOW"
li,,s = dts = BLISS ~ 60.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-21

ISIiE. LIFE AND WARM. h~a = NJ f.
n lYNtnRU Hot itttt I\si tt|t Ltoi NNh ! us
trany makes lnsu. ipan,t loss al d"l'r - r" on
itNveng Houses. iunAr,o FH'iers nujr tnhi
iurunrr guuis wares and IN ffhaif" l'A'H, IN
lu,,u and the ui,st Inv .rlht' terms
Ntsn makes tln' i\,s al all Is.'s enjoying
lrqi health aud ronst,tut III tor hcw0 tt ho
lie. OF for limited period
employed orl,n try rupbon- VIII r insure don
r,H5uat'r
will also take risks from md tpauV OF
III &orthrIn o Southern Ports u itNua ,ir rate,
BOARD On lplKltItRS
JOHN ROBIN MtDAAli', President.
JAMES NJ. tpIBN. Ntc President
GEORGE u. INT KHAN, ,ht"t lu..ao.r#
DlKl.t itRS
jnHS OrEf TAYLOR, wv. ANDERSON,
JANIS +. lA1Si, JOH> / DAVIS.
NM. II trt..,rpN, Mttk1tkN IA>UHoNNI,
SAMrfL u Mcki">rY, tHNs L. SLNUGh1I
Jas. q. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
GntrD T. Wills. Scct,.
m m' ~ v, VI" ,, On -" MrI,eet E>enla,ps.
The Medical Examination % subject for lrsrrone" II l."
nR1e the ohce the Company each ia! b,"e"n tho
Iouis OF and O'Clock T. NJ feb - ils.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-21

rlIE III con,nu" tn" Groerp amt Communion
Rnssrs al ell know stand, Lately occupied H. e.
sbasrcr Mt the the Marked where he VIII Keep
on hand aud well selected stock II biDtE
RILs LIQUORS. INES Al all 81 whirh he VIII on'r Tor
exchange Tor country r"u or t" Inntuai Gus
Ion, m on a short lie especially requests HE thds
and the public extend 10 him liberal patronage rs lie IL
sui he give them satisfaction 49, ..
WIN r. HARVEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-21

a. VuBsst KO s.yANO, ENOn UMasKIasO
~ i>LA\D, " ISL INDIES = Ans rirnsI I,,Iuatoi al
p. Lime to thc "oih, containing -
,,riul bone hatc oi luue. h,us 80 pr
hcl much i"'r riiVt> that trnNan Huan" 'n liom It's
un.tts ed, supeIor s''t tAzuE 4rat's +"
laItI, ~, ~ W. 4. ,NDl.i.rbN.
.iAi1s
e. AOiEN, EsEtbu .nA fANN MEAS.
~ tlun ,un,p,th lisi >
l., ct I'LL
Viii the tcns - ia ia,
al q. i-r h"i j @
N,ut-k AIriu,Iir. Va, SEPT. It's
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-21

ID EwOvAg.. NEW STAND. NEW GOODS

u,
Having sold entire of Goods at my lid stand
below the Norvrl House opposite Hal Livery
stable where Will continue the mud t0nmtSs ~"
tsss. Thankful friends and rnsamr,H tor thu cta
patron ago heretofore extended s"c ar"u'nhahrc ct
the same assuring viii offer ndutem"ns Tor cash
viii keep constantly hand, nic" s.l'r"n OF CIRQUE
RITS AND STAPLE DRY GOODS; also. Corn NJ nj l'lat
ter and Mil Ohal J. G. SHE ANEk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-21


E subscriber respectfully invite. the attention OF tie pub
l m aud purchasers particularly, To the superior lhE
hli II PIANOS manufactured ny HIM. splendid assert
no. constantly On hand.
Pianos have received Premium two years In
lrj6 ail lr55 the Fairs ii the American institute
tai Palace In competition W nh most "i the leading
IttiH oi I, u
OF full round. AMI Brilliant well
dTabity ha,tot ourselves by the approval
owned artists ing II Pianos aud
ll many equal Grand Piano IN
vulunr and r ,sticiik o touch combined with
which Is very rarely met with in other
above
els where All tauos warranted
H. II AN>IN, Manufacturer Of Piano Fortcs
4 Il Ill I,..l Ny YIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-21

LHkEsH lNPOKTAT1ON.-We in sept
Il large sock of Pocket and Table treiS :cI>,' II,
Razors, Sc, &c. of mpotatup Gail A. see t,n
march 4.dts COI.HUtN NJ \ VILE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-19

Mr. Wiley Crafeor, a farmer Of Pleasant
j lalEs. Saugamon County, writes 10 the STATE
Register, under da.e gf May 5th as follows:
last night / fed ny hugs a. usual. they all
| went 70 the pasture this morning about
< o'elock and four d seventy hogs dead aud
many that were dying Al 10 O'clock there
were nirety dead, ard at II O'Clock one bum
dred and uine The average length Of lime
that they would live after ticking IT, would he
from fifteen 10 thirty minutes. All efors to
administer relief were in vain. This tata!
disease Is carrying away Large numbers q
hogs ia lie vicinity If Decatur. 1t is said
tie ~4Egamou River bottom i covered With
Their Lydics.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-19
Jae Palladium.
FUiTED AND PUBLISHED By
p. p. Holloway, & 3. ". Davis.

Thur day Morning Nay 10Th, 1850.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-26
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. HILL,
Physician, Accoucher Author ofthe Causes History an
Cure ofSecret Diseases
BT.sf,


Where he VIII continue heretofore, to consult with
the afflicted of either sex, personally by letter. DIR
HILL considers ii superuous to allue the universal
success which has attended his practice since he esab
lished an Office in Worcester.
The Doctor has so arranged his offices that patient
comes in contact with another He has great pleasure in
informing the airer portion of the readers of this adver
tisement that he has recently got possession of highly
popular European remedy for female complaints 1t is
from the original recipe of the late distinguished phys
can Sir VIM James of London The title of this nvalI-
able remedy Is Sir William James Uterine Cathocon
or the Ladies' Secret FTend'' 1t will be found Ger
tam remedy, and warranted not TO fail in the immediate
removal of stoppages of the monthly catanenia whites
and falling of the womb Married ladies' whose health
will not admit of increase of family will find it Ger
tam preventive, but at the time it is necessary
caution those that are ecieRe that if they it mis-
carriage is sure to be the result 1t is perfectly harmless
in other respects This Invaluable Remedy will sent
free any -ynere, with advice, on receipt of So
The limit of ms advertisement will prevent DR. HILL
rom audine to the maar advantages patients placed
under by consulting him. N conclusion he would add.
no Skill attention or experience WI, be wanting his
part in treating successfully the obstinate OF
syphilis, gonorfGa geet np0tcncy elf-abuse and 9th
er complaints OF this formidable class
friendly advice he tenders all strangers well
friends that the first approach Of infection apply
at once to him. BY adopting this plan the greater diff
Guilty IS avoided in efecting speedy and sure
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$4,000 REWARD,

for anything that will surpass Dr. c. A. Hills Panaces
and Indian Medicines for the remedy of Gonorrhna
elects, Structures Whites Pains in the Back and Ions
Seminal Weaknesses, Affections of the Kidneys Irrita
ton OF the Cretha Gravel and all the disorders of the
urinary organs without the least restriction to diet drink
exposure or change in the application to business These
preparations entirely
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Y o Il G E.

DR.. HILL will continue his usual moderate charges
each ones circumstances taken into consideraton-in
eilectual cure.
LB Consultations by letter, &c.
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and although powerful they will not nJure the leas
the most delicate constitution This preparation is war
ranted to cure the above mentioned diseases without
using any eNteral applications With my Indian Yeecta
pie Medicines you can rely upon thorough cure by call
ing upon me at my office No g Cup stairs Main street.
OILS dnStf