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MEDICINES.

JIELNgs.,LD'S EXTRACT BUCHu,
Ill HEi,NBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
Hfi.MBOLr'S EXTRACT BUCHu,
HELMROLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
The Great Dlnretc, The Great Diurehc,
The Great Diuretic, The Great giuretic,
The Great biuretc, The Great bareiio.
positive and specific remedy ior diseases o. the
Bladder, Kidneys. Gravel. Dropsy,
Bladder, Kidueys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Bladder, kidneys. Gravel. Dropsy,
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE
'''~I HELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF BUCnU
Is a certain, safe and speedy cure. from whatever
cause they NAV have orig nated and no matter OF
How Long Standing, How LOns Standing,
How Long Standing, How Long standing,
How Long Standing, How Long Stan ding.
1t is taken without Hlndrance ffon Business, ard
little II any change OF diet,
Is pleasant in it's taste and OdOr,
And immediate in its action.
Ifyou are suffering with any of the above Distress
mo PROCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE,
PROCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE,
PROCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE,
HELM BOLD'S EXTRACT BCCHU,
As a medicine which must benefit eve ~ body, from
invalid.
NO EQUAL is TO BE EoUND.
NO EQUAL. is TO BE FOUND.
NO Equal. is nBE FOUND:
Price 81 per bottle six for S5 deiv- red to
any address. Prepared by II. L. Fl ELMBOLD.
Depot. I0i South Tenth ST, below Chestnut,
For sale wholesale and retail by.
FISHER & WINSTON,
Druygi lists and Apathecares,
ial7-ly l25 Main street.
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JUAN PIZZINi, ~
FOREIGN FIR UTTS,
AND REFINED CANDY MANUFACTURES,
Keeps always on hand the largest and freshest
stock of FRUITS, NUTS, PRESERVES. &c.
and is continually receiving, by every steamer and
che ap store of JUAN PIZZINI, l2S Main st.
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EANLY GARDEN AEG.D Just in from Sin
u clair. Baltimore, such as Early York Cabbage;
loaf Cabbage; White Oval Radish; Large Red To
pato; Large White Head Lettuce; Large Red
Onion; Silver slammed onion; Early Cluster Gu
White Kidney Beans; Red Marrow Beans; Rob
Roy Beans; Extra Early Peas; Large White Mar
row Peas, &c. l.. WAGNER,
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home lNDUS1RY.-We take pleasure in
IL informing all who are disposed to encourage
home industry, that we are now prepared, in ad-
Shirts, which We will guarantee to fit well and to
b well made. A. soon az It is possible to lave
salo. Meanwhile. We will take orders and have
tham made up At short notice. Al the work done
eC<,d, and We can nov make them to order at very
short notice, a. VIC have a good stock Of the mate
fiala on hand. CHiLES Il CHENERY.
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CARD.-The subscriber takes this methsd Of IN
~ forming his friends and the public that he has sS
AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
He will attend to the PURCHASE and sale OF MsI-
bacco and all descriptions Of Country, Produce.
His special attention will be given to all business
experience he hopes to meet with liberal share of
public PATRONAGE: He refers, by permission,
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Law AND MEDICAL CARDS.

DR. DREW will continue to occupy ms ONCE on
Main street, opposite the American hotei.
a6-uIwx t3taW2W
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sSOLU TON The concern OF r. F
IL NORTHERN Il CO., in the Staging and Mail
carrying business is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
K. r. NORTHERN is alone authorized to use
the name Of the firm in winding up the business.
r. NORTHERN,
X. F. BROADUS.
Richmond. Ian Is. 1860, ia 19-lOt+
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q JAMES II. PEARCE & CO..
s~11WHOJ, ESAI,EANDRETAJID DR. UGGISTS,

80 IMPORTERS AND DEALERsLN
AH DRUGS. MEDICINES. PAINTS,
IN OILS, DYE STUFFS. PERI NJ L Y.
FANCY GOODS. TOBACCO, CIGARS. &c &c.
whoes ale and retail, No. So Main ST., Richmond,
Virgina.
~ Orders from physicians and country deale's
CAREFUL, attended TO. SAMUEL r. DOVE,
ia Its ALEX. L ARCHER.
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~" 1ENANF
Major Gaines, pay-master in the I. S.
Army, died at Fort Smith on the 10Th ult-
Advices from Utah say that the editor of
of the Valley Fan has been denounced by the
church authoritins in consequence Of some
structures published in his journal, and the
civil officials have notified him that they can
no longer be responsible for his safety.
NEW YORK, March 3.
The TriBuns's correspondent says the or
ders for removing the main body of troops
from Utah to the Texan and Mexican
frontiers, are prepared. The troops will
start with the first grass on the plains, com-
manded by Gen. Johnson. Col. Chas. F.
Smith will command the forces left to keep
Brghan< Young in order, consisting Of six
companies f Infantry, four Of Cavalry, and
W Of Artillery.
Propositions have been informally made
by the Vanderbilt and Aspinwall in
terests to put on an additional mail.
via. Panama, and thus to establish
a tri-monthly sea connection between New
York and San Francisco. They are vii
ling to take the postage for compensation.
The Department has not yet fully considered
the suggestion.
The President has sent to the Senate the
nomination of D. Shipman, as L. 5. Judge
for Connecticut, rice Ingersoll, deceased.
WASHINGTON. March 5.
Sec. Floyd testified to the Harper's Ferry
Ferry Committee that he received an anony-
nous letter warning him Of a threatened at
tack on the government arsenal in Maryland,
but as there is no arsenal in that State he
thought it a hoax.
Mr.. Gurley has his bill matured directing
the printing and binding of ali Congressional
and Governmental documents to be executed
under the charge Of a Supt. Of Public
Printing.
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"THIRTY-SIYTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION..


WAsHrys1oN, March I, 1860.
The Senate passed a bill amending the set
regulating the collection Of duties on iup ports,
&c. altering the time IN which Collectors
nav take possession Of vessels from four DAYS
% one.
The Military ACADEMY appropriation bill
was then taken up, when Mr.. Wigflll offer
ed an amendment ap roprlating eleven thou
sand dollars for the support of a Regiment
If mounted volunteers for the defence of the
frontiers of I -zas.
A long discussion ensued in which Messrs.
WigfaIl, Douglas, Doolittle, ~Fessenden, Hale,
Wilson and Mason participated, and in the
course OF which both Mason and WIgfall aid
unless Congress acted in the premises war
would result, a. the people in Texas were re-
solved on Selling the Northern provinces in
case Congress refuses relief.
The matter was referred u the Committee
on Military Affairs.
Mr.. Gwin moved 10 reconsider the vote re-
ferring the Military Academy bill to the Nil
itary Committee, pending which the bill au-
thorizing the sale of arms to the various
States, and requiring the superintendent
If Armories to be taken from the Ordnance
Corps was considered.
Mr.. Simmons moved to strike out the first
section, sayingarms would be better made in
private establishments.
A long debate ensued, in the course Of
which Mr.. Mason said Virginia had found it
necessary, owing to the relations the States
now bore to each other to appropriate $780,
600 for the purpose Of arms, and would con
tinue that from year % year until she was
prepared for any emergency. She had sent
70 Europe for estimates, and would be very
cautious how she hougAtarns in the northern
section Of the country.
HoUsE.-Mr. Phelps, from the Committee
of Ways and Means, reported back with
amendments tho b;u -~or.DHshIng an army
Office at St. Louis.
Mr.. Washburne ct Maine UE-~-l a resolu-
ton which was adopted, mstructIng the
Committee on Public lands to inquire into
the expediencv 3f reducing the expenses of
the Land Offices.
Mr.. Washbnrne Of Illinois, from the Com
mittee on Commerce reported a bill provld-
ing for the safety of passengers on steam
boats. Consideration postponed for three
weeks.
John Cochrane reported a bill for the bet
ter protection of female emigrants On the
high seas, making violation or seduction ,un-
der W lateyer circumstances, a mlSdemeanOr,
punishable with fine and imprisonment.
House again went into Committee on the
Presidents annual message. when Mr.. Ash
more OF South Carolina spoke on the slavery
question. Adjourned.
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THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY

FOR FEMALEs.-
DR.. MATTIS0N'S INDIAN EMMENAG0GUE.
This celebrated female medicine, possessing viz
tues unknown Of any thing else Of the kind, is
prepared from an Indian Plant used by the ma
tive' for the same purpose from time i~mmemorial,
and now for the first time offered to the public.
a knowledge Of this plant was obtained from
OLD SHENANDOAH,
Oneida Chief, who lived near Syracuse, New
York, to a very great ge. It is neatly put up in
t~wo-ounce bottles with full directions for using,
and is warranted to bring on the monthly sickness
n cases Of obstruction, often in t~e1tyJou- Rour'
after all other remedies have been tried in vain.
This may seem incredible, but if it fail IN any case,
the price will be refunded.
EPURELY vEGETABLE,-containing no
thing in the least injurious to health, and may be
taken with perfect SAFETY at all times.
LADIES, therefore. in want Of o medicine Of this
kind, had letter GET THE BEST, instead of wasting
time and money in trying other things which are
aio1ys either unsafe or uncertain, and therefore
nevsr warranted, as is this GREAT REMEDY.
Sent by Express to all parts Of the country.
Sold oniv at DR.. MATTISON'S REMEDIAL
| INSTITUTE for SPECIAL DISEASES, No. rs
Union ST., Providence, RI.
ESENT FREE, by inclosing one stamp, as
above, a pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN,
and on Private and Chronic Msladie: generally;
also CIRCULARS, giving full information, with
undoubted references and testimonials, without
which no medicine of the kind is d deserving of ANY
CONFIDENCE WHATEVER,
FOrders by Mail promptly attended to. willy
VI A II l. DIS PA TIE n TT,
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To Farmers and Gardeners.

The Subscribers offer for Sale 90 900 Bar els of
POUDRETTE, mad by the LoDG NAxUFAcTUR-
ING COMPANY, in Lots to suit Purchasers. This
article is IN the twentieth year Of its introduce
tion into this country. and has outlived f%ertiliz-
es of every other description, for tle following
reasJ ms:
lst. 1t is made from the night soil Of the City
of New York, nv the l.. + 90, who have n
capital of SlO0, 900 invested in the business, which
is at risk should they make a bad article.
ID. For Corn and Vegetables it Is the cheapest,
neatest and handiest manure in the world; it can
be placed 10 direct contact with the seed, forces
and ripens vegetation two weeks earlier. prevents
the cut worm, doubles ergp. and is uith7lt disagree
ale o89r. Three dollars worth or two barrels
all sufficient to manure an acre Of corn in the
hill.
PR1cE-l Dbl, S2,-2b bls. 50. 5o,-5 bbls. S..
and over e bDls, 81 90 per barrel, delivered free Of
carriage, to V. ssels or railroad in New York City.
A pample containing every information. and
c rtlhcates from farmers All over the United States,
who have usedi it from two o seventeen years, will
be sent free % any one applvin. for the same.
GRIFFING BROTHERS d Co,
North River Agricultural Warehouse,
60 CORTLAND Street.
w3T-2m New York.
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STEPHEN CoOPER,s ESTATE.

CTATE OF VERMONT, ITO all person,
= DISTRICT OF cHITrESDES, SIS. concerned in
the Estate IF stephen Coon r late If Richmond in
said District, dece sed, Greeting.
At a Probate Court holden 1t Burlington, within
and far t-e district of Chi'tenden. 90 the eth day
Of March, 4. d.. lS60, an Instrument. purporting
10 be the Ia VIII and Testament Of Steph n
Cooper late # richmond IN SAID District deceased,
was present q 10 the Court aforesaid, for Probate,
And it is ordered by said Court that the 23d day
Of March, 4, D. 1860, at tie Probate Court Rooms
in said Burlington. be assigned for proving said
Instruments; and that notice thereof be given to
all persons concerned, by publishing this order
three weeks succes,ively in the burlington Free
Press. a newpaper printed at said Burlington,
previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court, at the time and place aforesaid,
and contest the probate Of said viii, if you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said
District, this eth day Of March 1860.
". H. FRENCH, Judge.
Wg7U3
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k cts.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET
WEDNESDAY, March :.

At market 500 Cattle, about 500 Beeves and
sc Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows,
, e, two, and three years old.
Prices or MARKET BrEF-E' IA pr cwt. 81 so
a775; lstquality, 81 90; second quality, IS IS;
third quality 81 90; ordi ny, 90.
Working Oxen, s75aSl75 per pair.
Cows and calves S25s6O; Two year, old SIT
a23; Three years old S2s a %.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-l600 at market. Prices, in
lots, 81 so 2 75a3 90; Extra SO so a 4 90 a c 90.
Hides, 6 age per ID; Pelts, 81 25a ! rs each;
Calf skins 10 a lie. Tallow, : a7s
RExARKs.- The Market was more active to-day
with a shade of improvement in prices; there
were a few pair Of superior River Cattle sold for
s. per cwt. The stock o~fSheep was small and the
wards were all empty by 9 o'clock. For second
quality there wa. 40 advance Of 25 cts per head
but extra sold about the same as last week, with
the exception Of one lot superior at Z cts per ID.
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-- ETER. PREvAILfG LIQUIDS.
az. . pm. 9 Pm. (meaH) WINDS.
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The Mean temperature Of the month was half a
degree colder than the mean Of Jan. 1850, and sew
c1-tenths Of a degree colder than February, 1853,
While it was nine degrees warmer than Feb. 1855.
inches; Of rain and melted snow ! inches.
In numbers Ia the column Of clouds in the
above table iya7te he average cIoudiness Of each
day, 10 ialicatiag entire cloudiness. and 0 clear
sky.
The Thermometer during the month ranged from
49, below TO 54o above. The Barometer from
30 22i inches to 2S.925, equal to 1929 inches.
The average r-2ssure Of aqu -ous vapor lin the
sr) .l0l inchesi and the average humidity Of the
atmosphere was rs.
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BATON ROUGR. March q.

BAT0N KOJGR, March 0.
fered resolutions instructing delegates to the
Charleston Convention to support the nom
inee if he be a good Democrat. A resolution
was offered sustaining Mr.. Davis territory
resolutions at Charleston, and if the principle
is rejected the delegates to withdraw.
New YORK, March Z.
Gen. Scott issued orders for a movement Of
500 troops from Northern Stations to the
frontier of Texas. They will go on the 18th
of March, in vessels direct to the mouth of
the Mississippi. Capt. Palmer takes com
mand.
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II. II. R.-No. %.

There is a specific blood poison which NAV be
and often i. transmitted from generation to gener-
alton. Such is the virus Of Scrofula, Syphilis,
Cancer, Salt Rheum, and of many other Glandul-
ar and Skin Diseases. The terrible hereditary
and constitutional faint, has been supposed to be
beyond reach Of medicine, and in many royal and
noble families Of Europe, it has been a disgusting
heir loom for centuries. But for all the develop
ments Of this foul element of disease, a cure has
been discovered and applied. The proofs are in
disputable that RAILWAYS RENOVATTNG
RESOLYENT removes not merely the symptoms
but the source Of Constitutional Disorders-cures
not only the disorrauizing Ulcers, Eruptions,
Swellings, DiscoIorations, PANS, and other bodily
evils, resulting from the inherited faint, but
actually revolutionises the constitution itself and
enables it to throw of for ever the transmitted
cause Of these fearful visitations.
Railway Ready Relief and Regulating Pills,
are to all Acute MaTarjous Infcc ions, TnAamns-
tory and Conges,iye Disease, wba, tho REsOLv-
ENT is to Chronic, Scrofalous an I g. institution
Maladies. For all classes Of Fe,srs, Small Pox,
Measles, Influenza, Rheuuatism, Neuralgia, Il
Pains; Aches, and I~nfrmities, that afHict man
kind, these Remedies will quickly and for ever
cure. w35w2.
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
RSee advertisement in another column.
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XEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


NTNETY-SEyEN ACRES OF LAND. wing
y in Williston, .n the ola Turnpike roa3. about
four miles from Burlington Village, NINETY acres
Of which is well fenced and under a good state of
cultivation, and a good barn thereon the remain
der, Wood Land.
Five or six hundred dollars would be required
to be paid down, the other payments could be
from one to five years; or longer if requested, by
paying the interest annually.
For further particulars. enquire of Dea. Wm.
Miller. Of Williston, Henry A Burt, Esq, ofSwsn-
ton. or at East Highgate, Of Hon. A. Burt.
LUCRETIA ). SAXT0N.
March !, 1850. w3Iw3*
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SPECIAL Z.
HOLLOwAY,S OINTMENTS Pills

certain cure for wounds and ulcers .-Tho's Thomp-
son Of Batavia, New York, was afflicted all over
his body with running ulcers, his life at last be-
came quite a burden to him, as he was a misery to
himself and An annoyance to hi. friends. In the
hope of obtaining relief to his suffer ings, he con-
suited several physicians and surgeons, but his
case seemed 50 desperate that it was considered
hopeless. At this stage he had recourse to Hollo-
ways Ointment and Pills and by persevering with
these remedies for ten weeks, he was completely
cured and now enjoys the best of health.
Marcn ~. dawlw
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sPALDISG's PREPARED

"a - q ~ - r - - u Z r
USEFUL N EtEKY HOUSE
sPALHrNGS rE-rtRrp GLCE.
SpLp sY >~r,TruNERS
sPAlpiN'i> rHrrAEEp GLUE.
SOLID Rv DRUGGISTS
sPALplNi-S rFEF.REu ,,.tg
SOLD KY HARDIN DEALERS
SPaLpfNt;> PREPARED Gttt.
SOLD BY HOUSE 81 .NI~H!SS sTO-sEa
sPALpINr> PREPARED GLrE.
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS
sP4aptSG's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD By FANCY goln> DEALERS
sPALnING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GgNEEALLT
Manufactured by
HENRY C. sPALDING & CO.,
New York
Address rost-OfHce, Box No. SOU.
Annexed Is an Alphabetical List o. Articles which. Z -4n-srI
may be restored 10 their original strength and usetuIueSs ~
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ORRTN CRANES ESTATE.

WE the subscribers having been appointed
W by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden, Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons, against the estate Of Grin Crane, Jr-, late
Of Jericho, in said District, deceased. represent
ell ins1lv Mt. and also all claims and demands ex-
hi1ite1 in Offset thereto; and six months from the
dav # the ate hereof, , eng allowed by said Court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that we viii attend to the business Of our appoint
ment at the dwelling Of Martha J. Crane, in
jericho, in said District. on e.. third Wednes-
days Of March and August next, at 10 o'clock,
A. W., on each Of said DAYS.
Dated this 28th dav If February, A. D. 1860.
r. B.. FAY, Commits
w36w3 L. A BISHOP, sioners.
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WASHINGTON, March 7.

Mr.. Hyatt appeared at the bar Of the Sen
ate yesterday, and after the reading of Mr..
Mason's resolution was allowed until Friday
TO answer.
The House P. o. Committee authorize
their Chairman to introduce a bill reducing
the expenses Of the P. o. Department. II
reduces the commission of Postmasters about
Is per cent.
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SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR con

SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR Gov
sumption ! Hypophosphites of lime and soda.
DR.. ChurchiIrs New Treatment. The success on
DR.. ChurchilI's new treatment has no parallel in
the annals of medicine. The HYPOPHOSPHITES
act promptly energetioally, and certainly in ALL
stages Of Pulmonary Phthisis. They have a
tiOofold specific action-increasing the nerve-force,
and generating abundant healthy blood. They
act with the same PRoMPrSEss and CERTAINTY in
all cases of Nervous or General Debility, Dyspep-
STA, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Scrofula, Ricketts,. Female Weaknesses, and Sper-
matorrhea, because these morbid conditions of the
system are the results of deficient vitaEty, depend
ent on an ''unfue p1s e of the OrydizaJle Phos-
phorus normally existing in the economy"
The HYPOPHOSPHITES being both orydi=a5-
be and assinilaJie, supply the DEFICIENT ELEMENT
by the action ofa well-known chemical law. They
check Night Sweats, relieve Cough, diminish ex-
pectoration, arrest Dlarrhea, equalize the circula-
ton, improve the appetite, promote refreshing
s'eep, AM RESTORE THE VITAL ENERGY. They arc,
says Dr., Churchill, mot only a. sure a remedy
Consumption as quinine is in intermittent fever
but also as %efectual a preservative as vaccination
in smallpox"
WINCESTERS GENUINE PREPARATION
Of THE uYPOPHOSPHITES OF LINE AND
SODA, Is the only reliable h-H OF D-. oh.r.hius
Remedy, AMI Is approved by the Medical Profess
sion generally. USE NO OTH''.
PRICES.-In 7 and I6-ouuce Uyiag BOTTLES, 81
and 81 each. Three large, or six suall, bottle,
for s.. All orders, inclosins So. Lfor large,
or one dozen smallI viii be f.rsirie5.
FREE OF EXPENSE, to all places in o.
United States which can be reached by Express
or Railroad. Or ChurchiITs Treatise ON Con-
sumption" and Circulars gratis, to all importers.
Let 10 -1f rer delay to write for them sold
Wholesale and retail, at the sole General Depot,
bv
=. WINCHESTER. 43 John St. y. Y.
d~eoi&wlyr.
SKATERS, Who require strer 9Th of limbs
ami .r72l-nsss of the joints, should use D7
s,e- Infalible Eminent. Pltronizad by al
gymnasts and acrobatic performers. For sale ev-
e~rywhere.
FIRF&MARtNE INSURANt
AN prepared to take Insurance in the l,
: trsf--t1Ss ON dules, at f1V rates, VIZ
HONE INsraANcE co New rorA. o-..ta',
INTNA INSURANCE Co. Hartford, c., .c-
= g ticut. CAPITAL, 81 900, 600.
EONNECTICUT FIREINSURANCECO., Hart
= ford, Conn. Capital, 5000. o0o.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES co, Oswego
View York. Capital, Sl50.O02..
WESTERN MASS. INSURANCE oO,. Pitts
~ field, Mass. Capital, $4,000
4 tHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
Hartford, Conn. Capital and Assetts, $500 900.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE co. New
1 Work. Assets over 81 800. 0oe
Burlington. Vt. March 9. $. WIRES. AGENT
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recovered damages of Peter Lawson TO the
amount OF $1,000 under the above section
Lawson sod the husband of Mrs. Brush one
pint of whisky. with which he become in
toxicated, AMI in his drunken fury chopped
of the left foot of the plaintiff. She sued
for $4,000 damages, and the jury awarded
her $4,000.
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The use of DR.. HOStetter's Stomach
Bitters, for Dyspepsia, FIatulence, Heaviness Of
the Stomach, or any other like affection, is second
to none in America or a'road. To be able to state
confidently that the d" Bitters are a certain cure
for Dyspepsia and like diseases, is to the prophet
ors a source Of unalloyed pleasure. It removes all
morbid matter from the stomach, purifes the blood,
imparts renewed vitality to the nervous system,
giving it tone and energy so indispensable for the
restoration Of heulth. The numerous acknowledg-
ments of its superior excellence and benefcent re-
suit, have assured the proprietors that it cannot
but prove a great cure to the afflicted, and impart
vitality to the thorough system.
R-See advertisement in another column.
Feb. Is. WIN