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sends TO Mass, to be manufactured into va
rious articles.
5. j. MuzzY, at the old stand of G.. T.
Spauldlns, carries on the tanning business.
DIR, l.. EDsoN's office is nearly opposite
where as usual he can be found, and ready
to relieve the people of the many = ills that
flesh is heir to-
n. CARK still carries on the blacksmith
ing business at his old stand, and is always
ready to do nice job at the shortest no.
tice.
IL. SuERwIN manufactures and deals in
carriages and sleighs, gets up some of the
best work in the country. Good carriages
and sleghs always on hand and for sale
cheap. All kinds of repairing done with
neatuess and dispatch.
SuERwlN & BLANCHARD, dealers in
dry goods, groceries, hats, caps, and ready
made clothing, the latest styles and the best
quality of goods, can always be found at
their store.
The Union House, j. KELLEY, proprie-
tor, keeps first rate house. John is the
man to accommodate the travelling public,
as he sets good table, and is gentlemanly
and courteous TO all.
JAS. ROBBINS, Nj. d., has an office ad-
joining the Union House. He has an ex-
tensiye practice, and the success he meets
with, and the untirng attention that he
gives 10 the sick, places him at the head of
his profession.
l., ADAMS, attorney and counsellor at
law, has an office just across the street,
where he Is ready to give legal advice 10 all
who may call on him.
d. E. Howard runs a stage from North
and South Londonderry every day, arriv-
ing at Chester in time to dine, and return
ing after the arrival of the trains. Every
Tuesday and Saturday, he runs by the
way of Weston.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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ANOTHER FATAL AccIDENr.-On Mon
day last, some men were at work cutting
wood near Drewsville, where they had fall
en- tree which had lodged on another. 1t
being noon the men stepped TO eat, and sat
down under the lodged tree, when gust of
wind caused it to fall, killing a man named
Gleason, instantly. The others escaped
without injury. Mr.. G. leaves wife and
children.
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] Local Matters.
'BELLOWS FALLS, JAN. 81, 1860.


We have now full supply of this book,
which the democracy of the country are so
Yreely advertising, especially in Congress
II is book Of PA pages, and it is sold at
20 cts. Those ordering by mail should in
close sir cents in stamps TO pay return post
age. All orders may be addressed to us or
10 C. f. Peasc, at this place. No book
ever sold like it in Bellows Falls before.
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nail up to a easl.i.ron feather bed.
In shooingn he Is bard to beat,
lie does II up 50 quick and neat,
In all the branches OF his trade
lie leaves all others IN the "shade

"
In shooing' he Is bard to beat,
lie does II up 50 quick and neat,
In all the branches OF his trade.
He leaves all others m the "shade.n
VIM. johnson, the Axe.helve maker is
generally in town, and those who contem-
plate going into the woods should call on
"Bill'' for helve. You will find him two
dcbrs East Of the Factory Bridge.
On the east side of the square" you will
find Aaron Hitchcock, the 7own Ageat or
rather Liqaor dealer. If you are little
ailing," of course he will furnish you with
the crtter, but Aaron is "honest.'
Next door south is Miss Woods MILNE
ny and Bonnet Store. We advise the la
lies to give her call for she is always
ready TO give customers the latest fashions.
Proceeding south we next find l.. Will
Der, Boot & Shoe Maker. lie is a good
workman and never out of work. Do not
go with wet feet but step in and get an out
fit, or your old (soles) repaired.
tn M GnNTINYsEn
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DEATHS.

In this village. Jan. 9th of consumption, HATTIE NJ
TAYLOR, aged l6, daughter of Capt Walter Taylor.
la Guiford, Jan. 16 Of canker rash, FANNIE NJ aged
years, months an l6 days Jan II, EMMA aged
year months and % days children of John L. and Mary
S. Salisbury.
In Dummerstou, Dec. rs AURELIA NJ daughter of VIII
liam Bems. aged II years. mos. and Is DAYS.
In St Louis Dee. go Mr.. Il. W SARGENT formerly OF
Dummerston, aged as
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MARRIAGES..

At the Bellows fals House Jan "a by Rev s. " Brown
Mr.. HOSEA HORTON Of BernardstOn, Mass, aud Mrs
BRITTAIMEA SA!s ssp e hssfyeFf; asn .,. n IL
CHARLES s. C0NANT and Miss CHARLOTTE b. BAvIs,
both of Brattiphoro.
P. WHITNEY of Westminster, and MARY MASON OF
Brockline.
In Wilmington, Jan. II, by Rev Mr. Balou, Mr. HESRA'
W.PARMALEE and Miss LUCINDA FISHER, both Of W
Also, by the SAME, Jan. IL Mr., oRsAMUs LAYTON and
Miss MARlAH ID. PARMALEE, both Of Wilmington
In Gufont, Jan. u, by N. P. Chaplin. E-g Mr. FRED
ERlCk r, PARK of Bernarlston, and Miss CYNTHIA L.
BAKER. OF G.
In Plymouth Jan 18th, by Rev Sem Pscre, Mr. LOREN
20 D. MINER of P. and Miss HARRIET 4. MERRILL of
heading
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FIRE IN GUILFoRD.--The dwelling
house, sheds, and corn barn of John b.
Shepardson of Guilford, with all their con-
tents, were burned early Monday morning
The family were awakened barely in time
TO escape.
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VILLAGE AFFAIRS.

We are glad to learn that the efforts to
have course of lectures from Rev. Mr.
BaIch, have been successful, and the first OF
the series will be delivered at Nightmare
Hall on Tuesday evening next. Mr., Clos
son who has had this matter in charge, is
deserving of much credit for the faithful
mes with which he has performed his part,
Rev. Mr.. Perry of this village, will
commenee a Course of Lectures next Sab
bath evening in the Congregational church,
at half past o'clock, addressed to WomaR.
Subject for the first evening" Woman IN
her Youth, or Lecture TO Young Ladies.
Thomas Beals Of this village, is now fit
hing up machine shop in Clark & Ham.
fnond's new building near the foundry, in
elegant style. He has lathe for turning
shafling which has no superior in the coun-
try, and other machines according. He
will be able to 90 on with any jobs in the
machinist's line, very soon. Mr.. b. is an
excellent machinist, and all work entrusted
to him will, no doubt, be well done.
Our sleighing has been so much dam
aged by the late mild weather, that wheels
are again Gathering in the streets, and un-
less more snow soon comes, they will have
the majority over runners.
Gray & Alexander are now wide awake
with their annual closing off sale, which has
become quite an institution in their business
as well as an annual custom which they
have of closing off their stock once year,
in offering goods at greatly reduced prices.
See their advertisement They have fine
lot Of rich dress goods which can now be
bought at very low rates.
DIR. S. M. Blake is an excellent dentist
whom we can commend at all times. See
bis advertisement 1t is arranged more
particularly for another latitude, but, as the
almanacs say, viii answer for other places
without sensible variation"
We understand that the Union Store,
after the first of February viii pass into
the hands of Mr.. John Adams, the present
agent and Elbridge Hapgood, recently of
FelchEille, but formerly of this place, and
that the two viii form firm under which
die business will be carried on hereafter
Mr.. Adams is well and favorably known,
and so is also Mr.. Hapgood, and we trust,
and no doubt they will meet with full
share of success.
G. +. Pease has now for sale, the life of
John Brown, by James Redpath, also Hell
per's Book, neatly bound in good form for
libraries.
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NUMBER FROM EACH STATE.

ltemarksThe market In regard TO prices remains with
out change owing to soft weather.
Psychological Rooms. 1f2 Washington st Bos-
ton Examinations day and evening. Special advice
oocupaton &c Class Lectures from October to May. All
of Fotote Wells Publications. Cabinet and Museum free
10 visitors
u. P BUTLER PnaENoLoGIsT & BOOKSELLER,
l42 Washington 81 Boston, ga
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CAMBRIDGE NrARKET.

Wednesday Jan. 25.
At market 65S Cattle about 500 Beeves and hS Stores
consisting of Working ken Mich Cows, aud and
three years old
Prices of Market Beef-Extra 81 90 @ IS first quality
IS second quality IS 90 third quality SO IS ordin
airy IS 90.
Working Oxen, per pair, from 500, SIPS, q SIS.
Cows and Caives-S 80, 40, so 91 SEQ.
Yearlings; None years old $lT q % three years
old "a a. 2S.
sheep and Lambs-2Sj0 at market Prices In lots SO
q - 80 each. Extra SO, 81 50 each or q &c per H.
Hides q SIC. Tallow, a tic
Pelts 70 q 81 IS each. Calf skins 10 a lie y Is.
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HANDSOME PREsENT.-Dea. J. Joslin OF
foultney has surprised the Baptist Church
of that place by making them present Of
an organ which he purchased of Mr.. Nut
ting of this village, costing some 5000.
Mr.. Nutting put up the organ in the church
at that place this week, and all were much
delighted, with both the deacon and the or
gan.
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Chester Academy
AT CHESTER, VERMONT.

ALFRED LAWS. A. n PRIycIPAL
Monsieur ANTOINE LEBARD, Teacher of Frenrh.
j. ADAMS SMITH Principal OF Commercial Department
Miss SUSANNA p. SARGEANT. Preccptrrss
Miss ELLEN +. RAWS0N Teacher of Mnsic
Calcndar.-Spring Term will commerce Wednesday
Feb. y, summer Term. May % and Fail Term, Aug %
For catalogues other information adrc the Prnc
pal, or WILLIAM ROUNDS Esq
Chester Vt. Jan. 10 1850.
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SPAuLpINa.s PREPARED GLUE
srAULBING's PREPARED GLUE.
sfAULDING's PREPARED CLUB.
SAVE TIE PIECES

el-"A sr.1car Is rlsr SAVE xl,r,,-.ln

htVNohh! DESPATCH !,
BJ-"A sriTcn ~ TIME SAVES xNr-TB
A. acsiients will happen In werral,s.i f.ns.s
u j. desirable 10 have cheap and Wa.
tpr rcparing Furniture, To :. Crckery. etc. sAULiA
fNsS PREPARED GLUE al kuch einergsnei.s ss
no household can afford Ia be Whoat H. IL Always ,,.
sud up 70 the sticking point Their lenssr ecss "
for lnnrng chairs spnfersl seueerS. ls and
trseu eales II just the artisle SIR esne. sls and
other ornamental work palsr With b ssnent
and taste This admirable pres-rai ssd cold t+sg
chemically held in ss1ach and t4~sssshe MI valuable
qua ities ef tis h, ea'rss sasssE' Irly
~ the ss al essnsry us* sr Icing vastly sdars
i've. USEFUL w EfkrG -HiffSf. \. IA EFr.i, tr.
eonTsanit< each hotse- ifev 25vs,s~ Whslesae n ts
No. ~ ce-tsr st Mes fstk. sJsfses a. G SgsgLsiN G
EaN M. 2tsss, Nsw Nerk
Pai sss Isr~fs reas,k ing fHr esshs ard
Twelve sea. t.sas3t Sizes accompany
ing each tsekae~ >ir-ir bte u Salit=s Prepared
tsltss ~fl anns g. ss.rs hs,i-.
fi Sod b I'll Frsifnt Stafs,rrrx hr,lr-ists tIail-
ani tarsiture 'lraiers Grssts, Fancy sfs.s
Country merchants -isuif mstr rrfr 81 Sfsaafhr-
Prepared Glue Sa sailing AZ ftsH fsi Iss ', sara
Any climate. 4SE
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e he q mes.
SPRINGFIELD, JAN. p, 1850.

JUDGE CoLBuRN, on Monday evening
gave to about forty of his friends an enter
tainment at Presby's. The eatables wera
Of course all right, and the company being
composed of the old inhabitants, had a jolly
time in toast-making, (wa,er dipped) crack
Ing Jokes and recounting the spicy incidents
Of Training days and jolly Ly-gones.
Several articles, among others the street
naming, we are obliged TO postpone.
Our readers will notice the advertise
ment Of Hiram Damon, Springfield, VT, in
this weeks paper. We can assure those
who wish to furnish themselves with seeds,
that Mr.. Damon is reliable man who has
a thorough practical knowledge of garden
ing and raises tie seeds himself. Those
who apply to him will have no dry, old
worthless seed palmed off upon them, but
are assured that such as they receive may
be planted in faith for though
g Their seed he buried in the ground
1t sha'n't deceive their hope,
The precious grain shall ne Ter be loss;
Good seed insures the CROP
Rev. N. S. IIAsELTINE, pastor of the
Congregational Church, died on Sunday, the
22d, aged 80 years. He leaves wife and
a large circle of friends to mourn his loss.
His funeral was held on Tuesday and was
largely attended. The sermon was preach
ed by classmate of the deceased. and was
very interesting. It will be remembered
that Mr.. III. was married last summer to a
daughter of Rev. Mr.. Lawrence of Clare
mont. He was graduate of Dartmouth
mouth College of the class of 1855, and of
Andover Theological Institution in 1858.
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BIRTHS.

In Chester, Jan 16 daughter to Rev c. D. JEFFE RDS
In Chester, Jan. l6, daughter to ALFRED LAWS A NJ
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The Bavariau Company Cordial Nht--
krv-we happy 10 iearn that this Company have 80
taished Two Agencies in this country. IN View York
and one in foson Obgng them 20 give hohis % the
amount 81 y delsT in order to Plaes tho bu
ness On strong ts and out The stict tue ~ we
Comrapv They ar determined that the United state
shall not say that their Whisky i net purr healthy and
a,yeahlr ID Car IN favor Whisky IN our eoun
tTy an, the u1slir nal qualities far superior.
O. WEST = the appointed Agent 10 bos'on 80 lily
roS srRFEr. on Mercantile Wharf
Nuarifive Priucipie.-ALfkLb G Hail ~ ), :
hss removed 0itc fusn Ne. 10 Central Court n ~
No Is TEuriE Place. i nos rciy g. see M ga =
and prescribe for inrails, a. usual
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RRnNI CAIIRnRNIA.

ST. JOSEPH, Oct. 10,
The Pony express from California reached
here this noon, twenty four hours behind time
with dates 70 Oct s. The Douglas primary elec-
tiOn held in San Francisco, sept. a3th, demon
strated the fact that the Irish votes are almost
unanimus y In favor OF that division OF the De
mOcracy. Both wings of the Democracy are
conddenit Of carrying the State, There Is no ue-
hcienCy 10 get hackers or even bets either Tor OF
against Douglas. Heavy bets are always sup
posed to exercise an important influence on Cali
iOrnia elections. The reports are accordingly
net uumindtul of such tactics. Eugena Sull
van = prominent member of that party having
already bet S25 900 against IS 900, that Lincoln
will be elected by the people
Full Rdyices from Oregon explain the progress
Of the Legislature. Both Houses were IN session
duly organized. The six absent Senators had
returned and ratified the informal proceedings
had In their absence.
The Governors message takes strong Breckin-
ridge grounds. The Governor also protests that
he will not call an extra session II the Legisla-
ture adiOurns without electing u s. Senator,
which would postpone the election for two years
The first of October is deslgnated as the day for
the election but there Is certainty Of its taking
place hen.
San Francisco from FremOnt's Mariposa mines,
being the result Of eight day operations.
The ship Lotus, from Hong Kong Aug 18TH
brings the Hong Kong Press OF the 10th and lith,
which has adyices from Peeheelee Gulf TO July
10Th on which day the allied fleet sailed for the
scsne Of action The French in 81 vessels, large
and small, aud the British In upwards Of 200 YES
sells. IL was believed the lst Of August had been
agreed upon for s combined attack on Iaku forts.
Ii is said much Jealousy had sprung up between
the French and British. The British are very in
dignant and disguised at the pretensiOns of the
French
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TELEGRAPHIC.
YeateEaaY AfteEno0n's ReP0rt.
.nnrrAr or ~ NoRTH sTAR.

ARRIVAL OF L,lah sOAAAA-
NEw YeRE, Oct. 10.
Tbs ,te.m,hip North s. Z, nom AspinwRli, ar
,i,s5 A. thif port this evening.
80 hrinri el 81 ,etb in specie, Including the
.-sssnrs sbipped by the John L. stephens,
Ihe John L. Stephensi about the safety Of
,-firh sone appreheu1iOna were entertained, met
,rIth ~ accident 70 her machinery, but was taken
into Recspellaco by the aid or tbs sluop Of war
Cyane. He passenger mails aaa treasure were
fransterred 70 the upcle sam.
The John Z. stephens was subsequently taken
An tow by the Golden Gate Tor San Francisco.
Lieut. Wa kins had died on board ana wa our
led at Acapulco. 49,, Cot.
m eoverpren, forces had attacked and de
r.stes no. ~ PTesidcnt Nora Gen. Mora Gen
Csnas. and Others, were shot BY the Vlelo5s ~,
Peace order had been resIetel On t.e t,.ss .sssi
,,,,. 81 PnnaIus and vicinity. Tins was oroaght
sbont nv nc landing az the suggestion Of the
snfborifieg. Of forces from the American ana
Britieh vessels Of war. These igrces Ieuatheu IN
t}overument occupation Of the lsillhes a. lAst &c
counts, but Il was probable they would soon De
"sT5e me Ssip Hsrsburgh, from CallaO for Hampton
aos5e snrunf leak and sunk on the 6th, IN the
Pnciac, IN lat sa degs., long 90 degs west Ihe
CAPTAIN and crew reached the Island OF Juan
RernRndez In small boats
The steamship Granada had arrived ~ alpA
raiso and sailed for san Francisco.
The south American mails from VALPARAISO 70
the 1bth and Callao 70 the 20th Of September, ar
rived ut Panama on the 9Th, too late 70 come oy
TbeSe \ X : no probability OF our claims agains'
Peru being allowed --,-..,.,-,,
Csn Beisen had again assumed revolutionary
altitude n Bolivia and Is said to be supported Oy
the President of Peru, ~, an,
tered Guyaquil on the 2Oth, meeting OUT li''ie ~
nirfauce
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NEW YORK nIARKET-OCT. IS.

FLOUR-Demand less active, but prices general
ly without important change. The frmness Of hold
erg checks the export demand.
Sales were 1850 bbls, at S5,40955O for BupeTfne
state; S56O572 for extra state $545d5 so for super
nne western; S560959 ~ for common to medium extra
western S5,9096O0 for shipping brands extra round
CANADIAN FLOUR-Lsss active, but market
mon to choice extra.
RYE FLOUR Continues quiet with small
CORNMEAL-Steadya and prices without impor-
WHIskY-Firmer with more active demand.
WHEAT-Demand less active, and mark t
scarcely 90 hrm. Prices, however, have undergone
no material change Sales are amber Wisconsin al
35; Chicago spring at 81, ,24l,2y for common
10 prime; winter red western at Sl,39Ql 4O M1lWau
kee club at 81 l,309 l33; white Ohio, Indiana and
Canada At Sl,5O, chiefly in store; white Michigan
at Sl,5O@l,56; red North Carolina at Sl,42; winter
red western on shipbOard at 81 ,39.
RYE-Scarce and firm. Sales 42OO bush prime at
/ Sic.
BARLEY-In better request. Sales 81 900 bush
I at s06y55Sc for extra.
CORN-In moderate request, In part for export
without material change in price sales So 600 bush
at 7l347l4c for western mixed Rfoat and in store.
| OATS-Better request and hrmer at 3576liOc for
western, Canada and state
PORK-Market quiet but hrm. Sales 600 bbls at
/ Sl9,l5e4lSS5 for mess; Sl45O for prime.
BEEE-Quiet and steady. Sales are 200 bbls at
S,0Oe94,25 for country prime; S5OO550 tor country
mess; $79lO for repacked mess; Sl0,509ll,S for
PRIME MESS BEEF-Dull and nolninally un-
BKEF HAAIs-Dull Sales IS Bbls new western
CUT lLEATs-Quist, at sH@s8o for shoulders
LARD-Duil. Sales are 252 bbls at l23I@ls6c.
BUTTER Selling at n9l5c for Ohio; l5S2Oc
CHEESE STEADY. Sales at sGne for Inferior
/ to prime.
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gGgaI
NIASTER COMMISSIONERlS

M "A y Il " IL OOmmlDOlONE En- .
lN SALE.-Pursuant 70 an al. order Of sale Is
suad 70 me from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Guy
ahoga County, Ohio, upon the lith day Of October
Chappell Is plaintiff and Frederick W. MRrBeillss,
~ Caroline Marbeilles, Ell Bruce, Simeon struter,
Lyman o. Thayer, Lambert White, L. NJ Latimer,
W. P. Halcomb, and the Elrsmon'a General AssOcla-
ton are defendants, shall expose for sale at public
auction at the door Of the Court House In said cOun
ty on the 18th day Of November, ls6O, at O'Clock,
r NJ, the following described lands and tensments,
ist. Situate in the Township Of Cleveland, being
number seven IN the twelfth range Of townships and
which is also In the County Of Cuyahoga, In the
State Of Ohio, and described a. follOWs:-Ihe hr5t
tract parcel Of land Is known the whole Of spb
lot No. 70 and north side Of sub lot No Is IN the d.
vision Of ten acre lots So anu 81 and Is bounded ~
follows beginning the east side Of Chesire street IN
the City OF Cleveland at point ak hundred and eigh
this (62 8l2) feot southerly from Prospect
about one hundred and thirty-two feet four and 3
half inches 32 n - in.) to land heretofore deeded
by Peter Marcelles, deceased, 70 Mary NJ. kimball;
thence running et right angles easterly 10 lands
heretofore owned by r. and J. A. Granger, about
2O 5-l2 feet; thence northcry parallel with Cheare
street. to the north line Of said sub lot No. 26 about
1872 4l2h feet; thence to the point Of beginning
Apprpised at $500.
III The second tract or parcel Of land ls known as
the whole Of lot No. three In Block No one Of sey
mour Baldwin'a survey Of ten acre lots In Cleve-
land, bl and SO said lot is bounded west by Clin
ton CnOw Brownell street. east BY an Rllythe north
line s III feet 10Y inchesi the south line Is l6s feet
inches to said alley and is MY feet wide Apprais
cd at 5000. ,. -. -
r. P, spalding, Pln7s Atty. Master Com'r.
2.
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0sWRGO 0TARKRT-OCT. IS.


ELOUh-hlrm.
NHEAT-In better demand and market firm
Sales n,0l0 bush No. Milwaukee club At Sl,l9 6cQ1
bush choice do ~ 81 ,2 lb00Q bush choice No Chi.
cago sprlng ~ l5 O0 bush winter red western ~
St,M.
.GORN- Advance In ireishtI check the
BkRLEY@Firm. Sales $500 bush mixed Canada
at 74c.
Other grains quiet 80,
CANAL RREIGHTS-flour 42c Wheat ls1e'
Corn Is to New York. 49,. 49,.
LAKE IlIp0HTH-hOur 90 bblsi wheat lVeioO0
bush; Barley " SO bush -
CANAL EXrORTS-76l bbl1 Flour: IoiVO Dua
Wheat. l.. 100 bus Corn.
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Meaifimea.

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO
IlMEN.-Rsad notices in the Tribune since Der.
from his Excellenoy JAMES D, WEsCOTT, Gov
ernOr OF Florida, and member Of the d. s.. Senate.
"EOr upward Of twenty-five years i was ahiciad
with disease in my family which the best medicine
and surgical talent In the country failed 70 cTr but
which yielded In most satisfactory manner 10 tbs
Grasfsnbsrg Remedies con5cisntOusly adFiss their
use. JAS. D. WESTCOTT
AEW AORE, February, 1s5a.
Dr. j. II. BETDgE-Dear Sir: some two year5 siso
an intimate female friend had been Suffering frru
falling Of the womb, whites and derauged rlsugfru
atigu. toqsthsr with the attending gympforr =.
Clearly described In your advertisements aud pam
phiotS She had the very best medical skf m tia
city til entirely prO8trated and Der physician finally
told her that he thought her 1fe might possibly -
prolonged little longer under the most iudicious
treatment. For two weeks after that she continued
to sink, when / came into yOur oince At the Gras-
fenberg Medical Institute and related her symp-
toms. As you was confident Of the GraeisnherI
Mar8hsls CatholicOn, IN relieving her. she dschurg-
cd all the physicians and tried Il, though doubling
ly ProVideutially it relieved her quickly, and i've
bottles entirely cured Since then, for near two
years. there has not been any recurrence Of the com
painti and she . as strong active and healthy
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