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MARKETS..
MIddiehnry Retail Market.
Water,own Lave stock Market.
FoR TnE WEEK ENDING DEC ", ISL

ron IHt W Elk ENDING DEC ~ 1914.
rric,s Market Bcef-A few choice $40. 25al2.50;
extra . 75alO 90; first quality 9.O0a0 SO; second
quality 6.5uas.5O; third quality 3 .OOaG.U0.
Prices Of store Cattle-Workns Oxen per pain
from 100, so, l7ja2iG.
Mich Cows Calves from Sj5al3; extra G5a
-. Farrow Cows S22a36
Yearlings SloalSi two years old 20a2s; three
years old 3Oalj.
Western Fat Swine. live sas lac per 10.
Sheep and Lambs-ln lots $3.50, 8, 3.50a3. rs
each; extra STAT per head, or from aaC Sac 10.
Spring Lambs LA 20 per Id. A few
choice TAI l-sc per 10.
Hides, Talow and Brighton Hides 4
as 3-io per ID; 'ountry Hides l-?a5 Sic per
Id. Brighton Tallow Go per lbi County Tallow
J 5-ic.
Pelts Slal.5O each. Calf Skins l5c per ID.
kEMARKs-Tho supply is consistent with what
should arrive, il being Christmas week, and the
city crowded with poultry Receipts 405 head
that landed early, but were only in moderate re-
quest. Dealers were asking fully as much us last
week, but only the tops Of yards sold at full
rates. ordinary grades very dull OF sale.
The sheep trade--Arrivals at WATERFOWL Union
yards only 1851 head. One very fine lot noticed,
weighed $50 odd lbs. sold as high as Sc. but thoy
were ahead Of everything at market. The above
number were divided up into sixteen different
lots; IA part were lott nj Lowell. The require.
lnents are light, and hat weeks prices hardly
sustained.
Poultry-From 200 TO 400 head of geese at
market, good and plump, at s. per head. Tur-
keys at ~ l-2al3o per III,
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STATE OF vERMONT-District OF

10 all persons interested in tho estate Of Chilion
Crane, late Of Brdpoit, in sand district deceased
Cassius T.. Crane administrator de 5Gais nm.
with the will annexed, OF the estate Of Chiffon
Crane, deceased presents hs ADM .isiratinn ac-
count for allowance.
1t is thereupon ordered that said account be
referred to a session Of this court to be held at
the Probate Office in Middlehury on tho It'll day
If January, A. D. 1873, at 10 o'clock in tue
forenoon for allowance and it is further ordered
that notice hereoibe given all persons interested
in said estate by publication Of the foregoing no.
tico three weeks successfully in the Middlebury
Register, newspaper printed at Mddlebury, pre-
yious to said time OF hearing, that they may ap-
pear at said time and place aud contest said al.
lowance if they see cause.
Given under my hand at Midilobury, this eth
day of December, ls74.
80 sAM'L E. COOKE. Judge.
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TATE OF VERMCNT-Distlict c

NtW haven, s..
In Probate Court, held at Vcrgcnnes within and
for said District, on the lst day Of December,
A lo1l
An instrument purportng to DO the last will
and testament at samuel W. Wyman, late of
otarksboro ia sail di-trict deceased, having been
presented by the cNocutriX therein named, for
probate it Is ordered by said court that ali
persons concerned therein be notified TO appear at
a session thereof to be held at the Probate Office
in Bristol, In said district. on the 4th day {
january, b lS'l, at J. o'clock in the forenoon,
and show cause, it any they may haye, against the
probate OF said will; tor which purpose it is fur
Their ordered that lh- eFlor be published three
weeks successfully in the Middlrbury Register, a
newspaper printed At Miidlchury, previous to said
time Of hearing.
30 j. d. SMITH, jude.
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A TOUCHING story is told of woman
whose husband, a sea captain was urcon.
velted, and for whose eternal welfare she
had been. during long years, agonizing in
secret prayer. They spent their lives
happily together on the occuu, rich 10
each others love, "rd enjoying both the
stormy and the sunny moods Of the wat.
ers, and sights and scenes Of many lands.
lie respected the piety Of his wife, but
she could not persuade him TO share with
her the possession Of that pearl from the
signet ring Of the All Father, which is
the Gully amulet OF safety Gu either the
waves OF time Or eternity the only pass
port through the gates into tie city
the only assurance Of anchorage 10y the
shore Of the crystal sea" Fe,liug
strong " impression - that It was import
ant for him to take part himself ia rcl.
gious exercises, she proposed that in
stead Of her both reading the Bible aud
leading in prayer as she bad becu accus-
toned TO do, he TAX the lead in the
reading portion Of the exercised He
cordially acccded to the request. Soon
the light Of " that FIRE" which has been
the brea&iug Of The morning of eternal
life to many millions of souls, burned Oh
that floating family altar often far at sea,
bat always drifting nearer aud nearer
to the ",hrouc that is high and white. &"
Tao years passed brightly on then; how
brightly, those only can know who have
learned by blessed experience patiently
TO labor, and to pray till the promise of
Him who said, TASK and yc thail re.
ceive," is fulfilled. As the orders for
husband, and then for wife. cume to
q" heaye anchor" for the long voyage.
" that fire " % the altar had made ali
things ready.
hrisIao wives, mothers, sisters, the
call may be "at midnight for unrcuvert.
cd husbands, sons, brothers, to go out
and meet the Bridegroom" |, may be
that some you can profit by this beau
tiiul example, Z" HE READS AND PRAY"
were the words in which she described
the balowed means she took to ut the
hand Of dear one on the "cew line"
that led him out TO The light, aud through
the pearly gate.
The memory of that fire" on The fam.
ly altar in the home Of the days Of youth
has been "thc light in the window" for
many wanderer, whose feet were swift
y speeding to "outer darkness" The
clods Of the valley may cover the graves
Of father and mother, but they cannot cur.
tain from memory he sweet and holy in.
fluence Of that iie Woe be to us il
we fail to kindle il or TO KEEP 1T BURN.
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special 4lotires.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
NCHENCkS PULMONIC syrup,
SCHENCkS SEA WEED rome.

NCHENCk'S PULMONIC syrup,
SCHENCk'S SEA WEED TOAIC.
SCHENCh'S MA NDRAkE PILLS,
Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
sometimes medicines that will stop cough will
often occasion the death of the patient 1t lock-
up the liver, stops the circulation of the blood.
homorrhage follows and, in fact, blocking the
action of the very organs that caused the cough
Liver complaint and dyspepsia the causes
OF two-thirds oitho cases of consumption. Many
are now complaining with oull pain in the side,
the bowels sometimes costive and sometimes too
loose, tongue coated pain in the shoulder blade
feeling sometimes very restless and at o.her times
drowsy; the food that is taken lies heavily on til,
stomach accompanied with acdity and belching
of wind, These symptoms usually originate iron,
disOrdcred condition of the stomach or II torpid
liver. Persons affected, ifthey take one or two
heavy colds, and the cough in these cases be
suddenly stopped, the lungs liver and stomach
clog, and remain torpid and inactive. and before
the patient is of his situation the lungs are
a mass of sores, and liberated, and death is the
Inevitable result
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup is an cxpcctorant
which does not contain any opium, nor anything
calculated to check cough suddenly
Schcnck's Seaweed tonic dissolves the food. mix
es with the gastric juice of the stomach, digcsts
easily, nourshes the system and creates Il heal
thy circulation of the blood. When the bowels
are costive, skin sallow, and the patient is If a
bilious habit, Schenck's Mandr,l Pills are re-
quired.
These medicines prclaredby DR.. J. II,
SCllENCk ii son, Northeast corner or Sixth and
Arch streets, Philadelphia Penn and for .aIeby
GEO. e. GOODWIN CO., IS Hanover street,
Boston. John + Henry, < College place New
York, Wholesale A gents.
For sale by Druggists generally 9l.
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liLNRY's CARBoLlc sALvE is so well known that
is only necessary to caution against limitations.
H. requires careful admixture of the carboic
ncid with other ingl to producea save that
ay be relied upon. The genuine only guaran-
lced. see that it bears the signature and private
proprietary stamp of John f. Henry. Sold by all
Druggists aud Dealers John F. Henry, Curran
o., pfoprietors, 4 . College Place, n. Y. 2
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Or. ESOschee's German SyruD.

Cough no more! now much joy there is in ev-
cry household To know that they can at last pro-
cure remedy Tor any case Of coughs, severe colds
settled on the breast, consumption or any disease
of the throat and lungs, that is certain to cure.
1t is satisfaction to know that person is safe
from the dangers of these diseases-all you need
do, is to 90 to your druggist and get bottle OF
Boschee's German syrup; two OF three doses will
relieve you at once. If you doubt what we say
in print get sample bottle for 10 cents and try
it, or a regular size for 10 cents.
For snle by Cnre Il Rider.
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A1ARR1l.J.

In Middlebury, December n, by Rev W u
Meeker, Leland to Miss Clara = kinslcx
both of Middlobury.
In New Haven, Dec "a, at tho rcsidoncc Of 5
Wright, by Rev u Cox, Mr. Isaac Cady to Mis-.
Mercy II Shurtlcn, both of New Haven. .
In Leicester Hollow, Dec 10, by Rev Il Il
johnson, MIR John johnson of Chittenden. to
jennie Lewis, Of Leicester Hollow.
la Castlt ton, Doc "a, at the residence of tho
BRIDES fat er, by Rev Milton Tator, Irwin Il
hOach, of Hubbbar dton, and Miss Marc Bibbins,
Of UastletOn.
In East Miidlebury, Dec "a, by oy ) " Bid
well, Mr. Charles Gilbert, of Middleburv, and
Miss Fanny Wheeler, Of Ripton.
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Anakesis is without doubt the most infalible,
easy and scientific cure for piles ever discovered.
$1,000 grateful! patients attest its virtues, and
physicians OF all schools endorse it unequivocally
Lotions, ointment-. and electuaries are only q
waste OF time and money. Anakesis relieves pain
at once and cures absolutely. 1t is the discovery
Of DIR. slsbee, a scientific ply. cian, and has
been pronounced the greatest contribution to
medicine Of the age. Price 81. Sold by drug
ests everywhere. Depot 80 Walker st, NY
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DIED.

In Woybridge, Dec IA, vi t. phoid tovcr, 1hos
Lake lizard, son Vi the late GEORGE and Mrs -
Willard, aged ~ years
In FUrestdalc, Dec IL, Nellie NJ, only dnug liter
Of James anu Mary = Chapman, uscd IS yrs,
} months and n days.
In Pittstord, De, q, Of consumption, Forbes
Marley, aged 81 years
In Notn ternsbugh, Dec %, Of cancer in
the throat, Mrs Elocta Hazard, widow 1 tue lace
John Hazard
In Derby, Nov 80, Rubie A. wife of A y
Baldwin, aud daughter OF Rev T. Kellogg, u
MOuktUn, agcl - vars.
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The Confessions of nm Invalid.

Published as Il warning and for the benefit Of
Young Men and others who suffer from NER-
NOU> DEBILITY, Loss OF MANHOOD, etc.
supplying the means of Self-Curc. Written by
who cured himself after undergoing eonsid-
cradle quackery and sent free on receiving post
paid directed envelope. Sufferers arc invited to
address The author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
2G;Gm p. o. Box 1888. Brooklyn, n. Y.
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MODERN WoMEN.-lt is sad com.
mentary on our boosted civilization that
the women Of our times have degenerated
IN health and physique until they are lit.
orally race Of invalids-pale, nervous
feeble and back.achy, with only here and
there few noble exceptions in the per.
sons Of toe robust buxom ladies charac-
teristic Of the sex in days gone by. BY
very large experience, covering a pc.
Rod OF years, and embracing the treat
mcnt OF many thousands Of cases Of those
ailments peculiar to women. Dr. Pierce.
Of the Worlds Dispeusary. Buffalo. n
Y g., has perfected by the combination Of
certain vegetable extracts. natural spe
life, which be dos not extol as cure
all, hut one which admirably rul6lls--
-inelene~> % imrro>e. hejp:t Il most po>i
tive ana ri LILO remedy for tho.e weak
uosses aud complaints thar affect the
aomon o. the present dav. This natural
-r'c'fi, comround i, called Dr. pi.rc4'-
favo'ife Prescription The fo,lowino
re among those ii-ersr, in which hi,
''i'''Ai III hl' utClit ma worked cures
f by meglc, and with certainty meyer
before aitn'ocd by any mediruc: Weak
'ack. nrFvonS and neral debility. mll.
! ~ and other dispiaccmcnts Of internal
'rgonS, resulting from debility aud lack
ut strength in natural supports, internal
fever. uongrstlon. iu0l nmniion and ul.
ceration. and very many other chrouic
diseases incident to women, not proper to
meuiion here, in which as well as il the
cases that have been enumerated. the Fa.
voritc Prescription effects cures--thc
marvel Of the world. 1t will not do
harm IN any state or condition of the
system, and by adopting its use the in
valid lady may avoid that severes( of or.
deals-the consulting of family physi
clan Favori,e Prescription is sold by
dealers in medicine generally.
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l'HE MEMBERS OF THE PLEA.

Il SAM Hill Cemetry Association are notified
to meet at the school house Of the 4tb school dis
t'ict in Cornwall, on Wednesday, the 18th day Of
January next, Mt $40 p. m, to hear reports from
board Of officers, and take action thereon, elect
a new board of officers, and transact such other
bu mess the interests of the association shall
seem to require. A neral attendance is earn
estiy desired. n. b. DOUGLAS Sec'y
Cornwall, Dec Y, Is "a 4lwJ pro TEN.
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PROGRAMME.
l. Trio-"Ferna Cruiele," (Ernani) Nerli
Mrs Smith, Mr.. Winch, Mr. Barnabeo
. Violin Solo-"Fantasie, from Linda"
Miss Bell Alard
j. Song" sweet, Sweet Bird, CAM
Mrs. Smith.
o,,r.o,. "Now the Day is over" Barnby
N''''' I b Il love the Spring-time,' Young
Mrs. Smith Miss Clark, Mr.. Winch Mr..
Barnaboe.
.. Song-"King ami the Miller Keller
Mr.. Barnabee.
&. Duct-''Per Bali Per Bosch Phngini
Mrs Smith, Mr.. Winch.
:. Violin Sole" Andante and undo mozart
Miss Bell.
3. Song" Maid of Athens" Allen
Mr. Winch.
.. Quartette-"Il Carnovalc" Rossini
Mrs smith, Miss Clark, Mr. Winch, Mr..
Barnabee.
10. Ballad Maid " Dundee, Gilbert
Mrs Smith.
IL. Song-"Watkins Evening PANTY" Hat.on
Mr.. Barnabee.
IL. Trio-"Le Toreador," Adam
Mrs Smith, Mr. Winch Mr. Barnabce.
Tickets at the store of Chapman Bros. on and
after o'clock, MONDAY, JAN /, 1875.
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tdtor nj he Register:
The REGISTER Of the 18th instant con.
tains Il statement. signed Sub" pur
porting to correct a previous statement
in reference to an ailray between Rufus
aud Syvaun- BARNARD. 4 jury trial
was had 10 Bristol on the 2ls,-Staio VS.
Rufus BaruaId--whcu the jury refused
10 convict the defendant (by disagree.
mcnO Of any assault whatever. The fol.
lowing facts were elected on the trial,
aud were hot disputed
On the evening oi December 21 Ru
las l}atusrd called nj the house Of Orm
O'Briou to tcuo0strate aAain.t the con
'f'r't Of O'Brieh'a children toward hi.
own. Some words passed, when sylvia.
nus Barnard iui,rfcied and suggested
hat II i'uus aud his children would be
have as well AZ the O'Briru~, there would
he no trouble. Rufus replied that he
wanted nothing 10 do with him. was not
there 10 see bin, etc, whe1 some high
words passed. Rufus finally left the
room, when Sylvanus stripped off his coat
aud followed him into a wood,hed or back
kitchen. From this time there ere nc
witnesses, but Rufus says Sylvanus at.
tackled him with u knife. when he knock
ed him down with his fist. Sylvanus
says he went out to see if Rufus had
gone, and to call him back and talk il
over twas it necessary to pull! off his coat
Tor thatN Sylvanus admitted, on cross.
examination. that he had served term
in state prison for felouious assault with
an AK on one Joseph Jones, aud that he
had frequently been arrested for assault.
Howard Clark %, deputy sheriff, of Lin
coin, was summoned to testify to m as.
sault on him by Sylvauus, while he
CLARK was attempting to arrest him for
breaking the peace.
Not word Of proof was offered against
the general character of Rufus. though
Mrs. O'Brieu sputtcred some-thoupht
him sometimes ugly (he chidren's trou.
bic explained that. There is no truth in
;he statement that Rufus evaded the Of.
hcer, for he remained at home for two
days while Sylvanus was hunting an off
Ger willing to entertain his complaint
On the third day the officer found him
at work chopping in the woods. Neither
did he use club-he simply served
him right"
" Sub is evidently a warm friend Of
Sylvanus, for there is not one word Of
truth IN his story. &. W. YoRK.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
'IWE WEEKLY sUN.--A large, eight.

1--WE W T. EkLN SUN.--A large, eight
i page, independent, honest and fearless news.
paper, at 90 broad columns, especially designed
Tor the farmer, the mechanic, tue merchant and
the Professional mau, aud their wives and chill
Iren. W g ain to make the Weekly sun the best
family newspaper in the world. 1t is full OF en-
tcttnining and instructive reading Of every sort.
but prints nothing to offend the most scrupulous
aud delicate taste. Price. sl2O per year post
age prepaid. The cheapest paper published. Try
it Address The ~eN. New York Ctv.
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500 PIANOS & ORGANS

NkN and -ECOND HAND, Of First-C,ass Ma
keys, will be >old at LOWER PRICES for cash, or
on n lnsialments, or for rent, in city or country
during these hard times and the Holidays, by
HORACE WATERS 4 son, ASH Broadway, than
ever hei ie offered iu New York. Agents wanted
to sell Natcrs's New Scale Pianos. and Concerto
Organs. illustrated catalogues mailed. Great
Inducements 10 the trade. large discount to
Teachers, Ministers Churches Lod ges, Schools etc
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07

A FREAK or NATURE The Ian
Get relates the following strange story
Before Eli il WAS born, his
flther made vow that if bis wife
should bring him another girl-she
rhcu having had three in succession,
he would never speak to the child "a
long as he lived The child turned
out to be boy. and pow, what Is most
strange aud remarkable, occurred this
boy would never speak to his tather
Moreover. during his fathe' ) lifetime
he would never speak TO sny Que but
his mother aud three sisters. As soon
as his father died, he then being thirty, :,
five years old, his tongue was uploosed
to every one, aud be has remained an
ordinarily loquacious individual ever
since"
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07

WoAAN DaowSED IN REELFooT
LAKE.-Ths lSigaaloJ lhe South. pub,
iIsTed az Troy, So syE'. - t---~-----s A
a lady. whose name we are unable to
learn. was drowned il Rcelfoot Lake.
.near Wheeling iu this county. From
what We earn Of the sad affair, party
Of ladies aud gentlemeB visited the
lake for the purpose Of tishing Nnm
bered among the company was gen
tie aud his wife whose home L
Piu-burg, Pa. they being 10 the
neiglborhood ou visit The couple
secured a skif aud went out ou the
lake aud By some misfortune the sS'h
turned over. pfecipitating them ipte
the wstery elemevt The genilen"n .
cluug to the boa, aud used his u'H5'st
exertions to save his struggling wife.
bat all ia vain Deceased leaves a
child between four aud fise years oil
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07
Corn--Mtcknan vs.. Memphis.

~ MEMPHIS, TESs., Feb. 70, leIi
Editor Hickman Courier:
". are, to-day, In receipt OF your in
tereztinz paper OF the 2ist inst, the hfst I
We have seen for q long time, and ~
looking over its columns were carried
back IA mind TO some OF our iss2P-sst an =
most pleasant associations OF he for NC
otter revert 10 our business aud CONNER
cial life At Hickman. with lfs many as
sociations, with thrill Of pleasure but
we are panied, as one OF the Commission
Merchants of Msmphis. to sec = copy OF
Aacconnt sales Of 81 sacks OF cora made
rs one Of our houses, on 18th o. Jaauaryf
al such prices aud such charges as It IS
we'll eaicalatel to reflect upon Memphis
Merchants as a class, aud every man en-
gaQing in business, and pursuing
iishsnorahle course, should DO exp5sed-
On name day, this corn IS represented
as heing svld our market was active, anu
xsfnaeie sales of corn At 10 cents per
bushel aud ia our experience ia selling
/ corn here for past ten years, some sea-
! soas rs hiah as $4,000 aua IOOJo s~eAs d
have never made charge Tor wtieiliilg <
/ and tarpau1n. so that Sharper oi tilss
I corn seem. 10 have fallen into bad h1nd~.
Nv. IRVINE co.
/ The account sales referred 70 was
from West. DANIEL ( Wright, and the
shipment made by Plaut ( Bro. The
card of +. ". Irvine Il Co. is pub
iished that Memphis merchants may
not have ju,t grounds Of complaiUl
against Us for publishing Que sids
Our ouly poiut is TO illustrate the fact
clearly estsbli-bed, that hoae corl
rsise.s can realize more for their corr
lio Hickman than By shipping 70 Mem
phis. We have been shoWu the ae
count sales TO PIaut & Bro aud Cue
IL precisely as published incur las
i,su.. We presumed the charges wer'
,he rule ia Memphis. but excepoF, w
Irvine & Co, upon their own sta1enieu'
subject. except a. advertisements.
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07

Cor. ". c. T. Breekiuridse in
recent address to the alumni OF the
Louisville Law School upon the cub
iect Of Lawyers draws the following
familiar pictures:
There are many grades of the pro
lessioo. aud there are of course a. many
grades Of preparation \ good pair OF
legs. and a good check aud good busi-
ues. training viii turn out fmr co.'s
stable lawyer Add 70 these qualiiic.
rions some months writing ~ clerk :
office. riding deputy sheriff, aud you
have the average practitioner under our
code aud statutes
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07

q Gecsnre OH the
A\ nature, Treatment and rail-
cal cure vi Spermatorrheea
kA or ScmInal Weakucss. In
E4LsS voluntary Emissions. Sc = uz'
FIJI 'ebli'y, and linPediincuts
- 10 Marriage generally Nsr-
1rINTTs@ sousHsss, C0asunption Epi-
i,l5 "a Fats; NcAtai anl Physical In
Capacity, resulting froa Seif-ABuse etc.
By Roar }. CrLvERsyELt, "a. b., Aathor
OF The Green BooS, 80.
The worii-reuowAsd suth0r in this al
mjrlble Lecture, clearly proves from bis
own experience hat rue awful couse-
qnehces Of S-.If Ai-..~~ ,~,--,' ...,E- -srao'st
dangerous surgical opsrsfions, bOa-Ies
.iss-trur"orrt-, rings or c5gel.ais, Po'ntTng
out mode Of care a. once certain aud
efectunl by which every sufferer. 10 mat
ter whHt his condition m-y he. may cure
himself eteaply. privately and radically
this Lecture viii prVse boon to thou
sands aud thousands.
Sent under seal. TO any address in =
plain scaled envelope, On the receipt o!
six cents, or TWO postage stamps
Also, Or Culyerwells Marriage Guide,
price - cents
Address the Publishers
CHAS } G. KLINE co,
~ BO1ery, New York.
iuls26-ly p o Box 4,5sS.
The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07
The I1nrId or Fire.

New YoRK, March "a Wilkes
barre dispatch state. that the miners
who have been for the last two months
fighting Gre at the Empire niue ceased
work this Afternoon A most exten
sive cave in the mine has occurred
exceeding in extent the fail Of the
Baltimore mine a short time since
Great CONSERVATION prevails in the
ueighhorhood aud families are pre-
pairing 10 leave. The FIRE has now a
free scope aud threatens TO ruin utter
~ one Of the most valuable possessions
OF the Wiikesbarre aud Leheigh Coal
Company.