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Tlmrsilny, INov. n, IH3.I.
Agriculture.
Mr. EniTon: 1 fonrnril you for publication
in the Watchman, wliicli I am glad to say has,
for ti long time, consulted the interests of the
farmer, by devoting a portion of its columns to
the imports nt subject ol Agriculture, a commnn
ication on the uso of Teat and Clay, by thoso
who till the soil. It was written by 0. 11 War
ing Jr., a pupil of Professor Mnpcs. This young
genttcman lias recently delivered an ablo and in
teresting course of Lectures on the importance,
to fanners, and to our country, of intelligent,
scientific, practical, and profitable farming. H
was my good fnrtuno to attend Uie course. I
had only to regret that so few of the fanners, in
tho Legislature and in this vicinity, found it con
venient to attend. Will you confer on your ag
ricullural readers, the favor of giving them the
substance of one of his lectures, in tho follow
ing communication, copied from tho Norlhorn
Farmer, Utica N. Y. Perhaps, in justice to
Mr. Waring, I should say, that at tho close of
liis lectures at Washington Hall, in Montpclicr,
it was unanimously resolved, on motion of Gen.
Walton, that tho thanks of the audience bo ac
corded to Mr. Waring, for his able, interesting,
practical and instructive Lectures.
A LisTC.Nr.n.
The ubc of Peat and Clay In Ag
riculturo.
ur O. E. WAIU.NQ JR.
While the Agricultural Press is engaged
in the discussion of subjects of minor im
portance to the practical farmer, they should
not forget those subjects which from their
self-evident nature are admitted by all, and
the use of uliicli is undoubtedly nf the first
importance in the cultivation of land. A
mo np these subjects there is nono more
worthy of careful consideration than that
now before us.
Tho chief value of Peat and Clay as ap
plications tn the soil, depends not on their
similarity of constitution with the plant,
but on their power to absorb fertilising
gases, retaining them against the solvent in-
iiuence of water, and yielding them to the
necessities of grontli. l'cat thoroughly
turned tn carbon, charcoal, ami clny do not
in any appreciable degree, enter into tin;
constitution ol plants, but remain as per
manciit absorbents in the soil, always net'
ing 09 forwarding agents from tho iitinos
phere to tho plant.
Over nine-tenths of the dry weight of
nearly all cultivated vegetables is derived
from water and from gases always present
in the atmosphere. Of these gates tho
principal one which plants must receive
through their roots is ammonia. This is
the source from which they obtain their
nitrogen. It is well known to all in the
fumes of hartshorn which is merely water
saturated with ammonia the same odor
must have been noticed in stables and in
other places where animal matters ore un
dergoing decomposition, It is naturally a
vapor in f its pure state, or combined with the
carbonic acid of the atmosphere, (making
carbonato of ammonia,) and consequently
passes into the atmosphere immediately on
its formation in exposed localities. From
the immense amount of animal putrefaction
continually going on it must be evident that
the atmosphere is imbued with it, and that
'I ammonia formed must pass away into the
air, unless prevented by some means which
shall hold it fast.
To do this is the chief office of charcoal
in all it. forms, (peats, mould, &.c.,) and of
clay, which from their great powers of ab
sorption will hold on U,ati immense bimiiint,
and prevent its loss, or rather to prevent its
distribution, for when going into the atmos
phere it is Mill ready to be returned to the
soil by rains, and that field which contains
the best supply of absorbent materials will
derive the greatest benefit from the htnmo
nia, which, from the improper management
of manures, lias been throw ii away by their
owners.
The sources of. .ammonia in tho atmos
phere arc not confined to exposed manure
heaps, but there h going on in all parts of
the world, on laud and on the water, such
on amount of animal decomposition that
ammonia is furnished in immense quantities
to the air, whence it is always absorbed by
the water passing through it as clouds, rains,
&.C, and by them eventually returned to
the earth. If these waters fall on lauds not
containing absorbent ingredients they carry
the ammonia back to the atmosphere on
their evaporation. Absorbent materials,
sucli as peat and clay I lie lurins most n-
Tuilablc to the former have the power of
robbing this gas from the water and retain
ing it during evaporation, yielding it only
to the growing plant.
Tho presence of ammonia in rain water
accounts for the reviving clfects of a show
er always shown on plants. No such effeet
could bo obtained from watering with spring
water, unless previously mixed with tomc
form of ammonia, in which casu the same
result would be the same as that from the
rain.
Probably the best way to test the absorb
ent pmier of peat and clay is by the expen
ment described by Prof. Alapes, which is tn
take three barrels of pure sand, and through
cue ofllioc mix a few haudfuls of charcoal,
through another a little clay, leaving the
third pure. Pour the brown liquor of the
barn yard on the third barrel, and it will
pass through unaltered. Pour it on cither
of the others, and pure water will be the
result of tho filtration. The fertilising gases
and coloring matters, in short, all impuri
ties will be retained by the absorbents, which
if applied to the soil will be found to posess
all or the manurial virtues of the brown
liquor. If we wish to bo more accurate and
prove that these substances do actually ob
tain ammonia from tho atmosphere through
means of rains, we have only to place a
email quantity of each under a gutter spout
during a shower, After drying it wc can
preceive no changn from its lormer condi
tion, but analysis will show it to contain am
monia, and its application to the soil will
show that its manurial power is increased.
It is owing to this properly oftlicclayor
carbon that soil has the power of abstrac
ting the odor from tainted meat and similar
impure articles of food, when buried in it.
It is on account of the same property that a
good florist will not use new flower pots.
Fresh burned clay absorbs immense amounts
of ammonia, and would rob the fertilising
gases from the soil within the pot, preven
ting its use by plants, as their roots cannot
enter the spaces between the particle of
clay where the ammonia is stored, rots
are left exposed to rain and other atmospheric
iuflueuces until saturated with gates, when
they may be used without injury to the
growth of the plants, II the pot gets broken
it i pounded finely and put in the bottom
of another one, where it absorbs ammonia
Jwhicli becomes available to roots from its
finer Mate of division.
When applied to 1 ind, peat and clay retain
all gases brought to them by rains and ar
rest those arising from the decomposition ol
matters in the soil. As divisors in compost,
they place the manures in such a stale of di
lution (if the word may be applied here) that
they nrc prevented from injury by lite fang
lug" From increased bulk they may bo more
evenly spread on the land. Their greatest
value, however, in this case, ns well as in
those bclorc named, depends on their reten
tion of all gases resultant from decomposi
tion. These they arrest in their escape and
permanently fix until the rootsof some plant
shall traverse iheir pores in search ofthem.
The amount of valuablo matter thus saved
is much crater than would be supposed, and
if any person will place a small quantity of
manure tn n glass vessel, and expose it to
the action of sun and rain, until more than
nine-tenths of its weight begone, the fuel that
'.here is no difference between fire and tic
composition except that the results of the
latter arc more easily retained from being
more slowly formed will strike that person
rather forcibly, ami ten chances to one that
hu will set himself at work to save his mon
ey, by the use of absorbents. Another use
of these substances is to take up the fertil
izing constituents of the liquid excrements
of animals. The liquid manure of a cow is
estimated, in Flanders, at 610 per annum.
It cannot be worth less than that here. In
most cases this is all lost, while the expense
of saving it with peat is trifling. A very
good plan is to dig out the bottom of the
still to the depth of about two feet and fill
this with dried peat, (muck, leaf irnuld, or
other vegetable deposits) may bo used as
vvnll.) It will absorb all of the liquid man
ure, and the heat of tho animal while lying
down at night will greatly facilitate Us de
composition. When saturated, say once in
two or three weeks, the muck bhoiild be re
moved. Persons keeping their cattle in
open yards should have never less than six
inches of muck on the ground, and this
should be often removed. That taken off
should be composted under cover, that the
soluble earthy mailers ba not washed away
before applied to the soil.
Peat used on light coloitd soils will, by
darkening their color, render them wanner,
on the same principle that makes; a black
co.tt 'winner than u white one, when worn
in the sun. It mellows heavy clay soils.
and renders sands retentive of manure.
Clay compacts light blowing sands nod thus
fits them lor more profitable cultivation. It
has the same power us charcoal in rendering
them ictculive.
Thorough attention to these two articles
will he repaid in all cases with increased
unci permanent profit. Both peat and clay
are constant in the soil, and in their unceas
ing effect in the abstraction from rain water
of atmospheric fertilizers, and the retention
of tire organic part of manures applied.
Important to Drinkers.
The following correspondence exhibits the
views of one of the most eminent physician
and surgeons of New York cily on tho na
ture, tendencies and necessary consequen
ces of Alcoholic Heverage, regarding the
question primarily in its physie.nl aspect.
We publish it for the benefit of whoever it
may concern.
Dr. Williams to Dr. Carnncliait.
New YoitK.Oct. ISOa.
Duak Snt : As you arc Chief Surgeon
to " Ward's Island," the laigest hospiinl in
the United Stales, and have a large and suc
cessful practice us well as your hospital ex
perience, I would be pleased, indeed, to have
your wrillcii opinion hi relation to the physi
ological eflVctB of "spirituous liquors," wine,
tieer, &a, upon the constitution. 1' irsl : Do
tlioy extract the vitality of bone, muscle,
blood-vessel and nerve, thereby depriving
the system of its healing force, so that a frac
tured or broken bone, flesh wounds, &.u.
arc much longer, more tedious and more
painful in being restored. Second: D.i
they, when taken otherwise than as a medi
cine, render the system more suceptililo of
disea'so and more difficult to cure when any
disease may become seated in the couititu
lion. These arc great and vilal questions,
, and your opinion mid experience will lie
Kindly received bv an inquiring public, as
well as by your obedient servant.
II. imOWIN WILLIAMS.
To J. N. Cahnociian, Prof. Surgery, Aic,
Dr. Carnochan's Jlepli.
Ni'.w York, Oct. 23, IS.Vd.
Beau Sm : In relation lo tour inquiries
directed lo mc, as to the physiological effects
ol "alcoholic drinks, I unhesitatingly- an
suerthal they are in the highest degree per
nictous and physically. It belungs to i tie
divine lo expose and dwell upon Ihcsotroiv
till inllueuccs upon the moral constitution of
man, by the use ol intoxicating liquors. As
a surgeon, however, having vast oppurtuui
ties ol experience, in hospital and private
practice, I must declare that 1 always look
upon patients who havo been in the habitol
using spirituous beverages as least likely to
recover from serious maladies, or from the
shock following capital operations; and also
as those most likely lo enquire longer time
for tho cure of disease of a more simple
character, 1 have at times met Willi case:,
of fracture of the bones occurring in persons
of intemperate habits, in whom the bones
would not unite by bony material, but re
mained flexible and useless on account of
the union being ligamentous. IJi-sulu des
troying the recuperative action of the sys
tem, the use of spirits lavs the foundation
of many diseases, which in. first only disa
bling men from pursuing tho vocations of
life, ultimately induce imbecility, paralysis,
apoplexy, and death. It would be impossi
ble in a communication, short as this must
necessarily be, lo mention all the untoward
results which the use of spirituous beverages
entail upon humanity, and how these results
impede and counteract the efforts of the
medical practitioner. Suffice it to say,
that the continued use of intoxicating drinks
sops the foundation of lile, destroying Um
healthy action of the nervous systAn, pre
venting the nutritive powers of the stomach
from filling their natural office, viluting ihu
blood, and depressing the vital functions of
the whole system.
To conclude, I would say that intemper
ance initio use of alcoholic drinks is tho
great pest of modern society, and those who
have the moral courage lo Maud boldly for
ward in the cause of tiro grand moral reform
which is now agitating the country on this
all-iiiiportont subject, will merit the enco
miums of all mankind.
Kespectrully yours, J. M. CAIINOCIIAN.
To Dr. II. Biiown Williams, New York.
SltoLiMi Uoitsi'.s. The Inflowing are the
regulations nf the Uritish army upon this
subject. They were prepared by a mixed
commission of officers and eminent and ex
perienced professional men, and have re
cently been issued. "1, The shoo is to be
bevelled off so as in leave a space and pre
vent pressure to the sole. 2. It is not to be
grooved or fettered, but eiuiply punched,
and tho nails counter-sunk. 0. Calkin is to
be Applied to the hind shoe only, and is to
he confined to the outside heel. The inside
heel i to be thickened in proportion. 4
The weight of the shoo is to be from 12 to
15 ounces, according tn the size of tho
horse, o. Horses are to ho shrd with nut
less than six nails in the fore, ami seven in
the hind shoe; nor is the shoe to be attached
with less than thrco nails on each side. 0.
In prepatiug the foot fur the shoe, as little as
possible should be pared out; and the oper
ation should bcconfiiird Iodic removal of the
cxfoliaiiugparisoftlic foot only. 7. Ilolh the
fore and hind shoes are lo be made with n
single clip at the Iocs." These rules may be
ofsouiQ value to blacksmiths, lit ery-mcu and
horse-owners.
Fashion in Funorals.
It has become unfashionable in New York
for ladies lo at lend funerals to the grave,
'Even the mother may not accompany the
little lifeless lorm of her beloved child be
yond the threshold without violating the
dtead laws ofl'ashion.
Oh, stony-eyed, stony-hearted, relentless
I'asluon ! turn for us day into night, if ihou
will ; deform our women ; half clothe with
flimsy fabric our victim children ; wring the
Inst penny from the siihmg, oveMasked,
toiling husband ; hnnish to the back tcoods
thy country cousin, Cumioiit ; reign su
prcme in the banquet hall ; revel undisputed
at thudmcc; but when thai grim guest whom
none invito, whom nunc dare deny, strides
with defiant front across our threshold, stand
back thou heartless harlequin, and leave us
alone with our dead ; so shall we list the
lesson those voiceless lips should teach us
"All ii unit)."
Fanny Fehn.
" CnnTtricATn. " A model ofits kind :
"l)c ar Doctor : I will be 17.1 years old
next October. I'nr iiinty-foiir vears I have
bnen an invalid, unable lo mov e except when
stirred with a lever ; hu:, a year ago ldt
Thursday, I heard of the Oranicular byrup.
1 bought a bottle, smelt of the cork, and
found mysclfa new man. 1 can now run
twelve and a-half miles an hour, and throw
nineteen double somersets without stopping
" P. S. A little of your Alicuinstoutum
Salve, applied to a wooden leg, reduced a
compound fracture in nineteen minutes, and
is now covering tho limb w ith a fresh cuticle
of white gum pine bark."
Alan is a trading animal. Troy Whig.
Of course ho is u regular pedlar, dealing
in all sorts of wares. A trader in politics, in
religion, in morals. In all that pertains to
swopping, he's ahead of nil creation. He'll
sell his health for pleasure thai will not last
him an hour. IIu will exchange his soul
for a gratification thai turns to ashes in tho
testing, lie will barter his principles and
sacrifice his parly for tho seamiest dripping
of the treasury or the poorest honors of of
fice. Yes, yes, " man is a trading animal."
Albany Register.
Charitable Bequest, Tlio Syrnctiso
Stnudnrd snys tlint the will of 1 1 1 e hue
David Hinsdale, of Ctunillus, which linn
been admitted o prnhulo, contains nmori;,'
others, the following bequests: to tin; or
phan Asylum of the County Ononiliiyn,
$500 ; lo tho Home for Friendless in
Syracuse, about $'100 ; to the American
Jliblo Society, 0500 ; lo the Aniorican
Home Missionary Society, $600.
THE BEST HAIR DYE.
At.t.Alttrrl Nnw and Improved Kdtilon ii tlio cheapest
ll ...1.1. ..u nir...,Knll.. mil.li.. I, ulltr.tl.
or i Ik Hair anv .had. In 20 Minor...
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r.Ut nailui; i IlIllTAIN.aJO llrmdwaj, .V V. Mll.ly
mm t?sii m&m
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One door tasl of llroadicny,
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Si$n of thn (jotden Citifornian,
artieln watraitted aa reprtienttd or the money
HEINEMANN & JENKINS,
JENKINS .t CO'S.
D1SCOVEKE!) AT LAST'!
A Mystery Explained.
Revolution is Certain ! Victory is ours !
DR. A. lTaDAUS'
VKU TII1IOHV OP l)dLAUiaawki)ia2their.iiui
ry in tho iiiindi of all wtin rad in lluw ia it I bat A-
tacricana have haen ao lottj nd ao Uvtti.ly iinaiurndm dark
ca and tg tiara net on the tui'jett olttuemt f
Dr. At La Adams' Liver ISalsani,
TUB ORKAT PA MACK A OF DISP.ASP..
la otTrd t tho uiRictrd of h ltdlea mud Torntotlea for
lha rnino euro of Liver CnipWuili in all ktage. Uilliwua
Kvver, Atue and Fever, Ctiraie tuug Ktver, l)rntital
Atfeetioni, linunptiout Llowel t'oiuptatoit, lliairliea,
D)ei tery. Rlieomatiaio, nieulmg Pllo, Illmd 1'itat, Heto
lull. titt Ulium, I)aiepU, Lieoeral 1'eUilny Neftoua
Hc,Culiieijat ludiOiti in, tJbnucU'd Meiiltualiouet
Ue,
Dr. A. L AO VMS' 1,1 VF.lt IIALSAM haa Hood the
u reek and teal lor the Uat lilieun jr and ha pruvi-d 10
the moit akeinal, ' d the ah duw of a doubt, tint It ia
The Out)' Ilt'iiublo Alrtliciut; j;vor
(helnf nurelv til tuM. ) fur the penn4nent euro or the
cot AitaiBi, 'i ha innbi Utptictl liave bvcume it uu.at
aiusuioo toHrira, and pronuburo the Livi-r lW!aui to he
b
ONLY UUL1ABLE IIAltUINGEU OP
HEALTH TO THE AFFLICTED,
LVnilVWIIIlKK Trttiruotiula toe.e up from every iibcL
it haa midf . awollen with ejtpieaiionf ol gtaiiiuda, fur the
ivliel (ceived hy lie ue. And in luhikitun; thia the
LI Vl.lt llALriAM ia iicoinnieodcd to all tho autTei lo;
under the
iuo.x tiii.vsi oFTiii; .mostj:u disilvsi:,
adat ac procure one buttlo of A, L. AUAMd' LIVUIl
UALSAIL
The lender la referred 10 tho Medical TWt, futind by
makioj application to the Acnt, whra (he Ulaaut li told,
ciimj; a foil epiiomo i tb caue and cure of wtl dneaiea.
Hold by ll. O.TVLi:U CO Muniprlirr.
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No C7 Kaoiolph direct, Cltlcafio, tllinola.
Auguat, 1W3, 4j;)f
DAGUERREOTYPES.
S. O. HERSEY,
State Street, Montpelier,
(Or.r Ellia It Uancmn'a Slure.)
IS Piaiwr.J talaka UAGUKItlttOTVI'l ot ll.a li(e,
I .iiiaart lil la,iiniiua jooil, Cvmo od-.
IN KV YORK CAI.DS.
J. & S'Milffl
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Mouse I'liriiUliitifr Articles,
not uiioadwai, xkxv voiuc.
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urniaiiii t arc, japamnv, ri aoctt lo-iaing utrn.ua,
l'oitt ..itioti, Ij.tami-lta.1 an I Inn llnllow VVaip, Uroox-a,
C'ofipr i atrf llraa. On d, I'anry A.iH tlatl.lng AnaaM
tut. Uru.ha., Man, II, n, i, lUl.lce.alofi, Sip. .mm Taci
le,k.".,&r. nfl.i.Dm
INDIA KUBBEU GLOVES,
mi tts, irirrvKiVs, Ac.
.TiOtV.'UY .MKUCIM NTS. inirtaltiMtf Ihett Iill tmr.
v ehaMfi.t hauld not negri theee t otrahe and mIpuM
Ankle. Their manufartu'r k heen tfivh improved of
Kit. Il.ft WUIW. l.l.NFI) I.I.OYU3 ami HIT. l.Vi uri
imlttpfntniiU in en til trtd wei wtftther. LatJi- Hill And
thfo (Jtnvtc rrty tmlul in any woik f ha t ioil tl.e In ,,
iiut Hiily fituiiftj( itui mkitgttim iofi nJ Mlihft. Alio,
ti ?xeifnt tmAy fir 8lt lihfumor (.h-vped Hindi
Hi; m md lllf tigUi ( pMileci Ihe iit nrnl irm,
K t.iot4it by ItOUTN A: Mo NAM CI, N, Nock i
.NUIU'ilUHH fcTOiV.SU, Itoaton i anil bj all UoYtei Ileal
, iVt13tn
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03 vr.i:v hi., ni: tit oitnF.NWtuii si., nbw vonic.
OrtURK-4 pet otatlrnrbj loli.it equatl Ifg nd.l In ptl
c a, quntitiei.tllipalcli, &n. 5ualv
filtOVIIK, UAKIUt cU Co.
'pHIS Mvrlitrtn U now jiuilt the moit approved, nd no
I ponirmerdy e.tt tetw-n d ami f older patent.
niJicM, 91 Ctum'wf Ht.. Nfw York, IUTn.art.tt rquire,
I(oi.i and 4-2 tfuMtli ith Hi , 1'hil uMplm. a Shiily
W3I. ATWATt.lt A Co.,
IU Chamber Street, New York,
new opening iheir Pall !Mnek,fmt.tln of RibSnna,
rtittnt, Veret Gro do Afnqtf . UrcttB And Flti
etice iiU( Trimmtof Laem, Crp liMte, FfAnehnnd l.n
flMh piipr. Ilnmbrttinflt, Attifi.-ml I to wet aid Pather(
And n general anuriinent of MILMM'-tlY AI1TICMV. to
which iliy it Mention of tho Trfe l tti(MtfalI Invited.
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KOOT2I v tuttm;
V'O Ml IlROAtnVAY, Cot. Liberty Hrw4, .Vow Votk,
I i lift! tin ftnlc at law price ft full siMiiiMnr,cD.aprlf ln(
French Mcr'uos j
IM uteri and l utorrd Motjilin da !altit j
rrnmIUt, Alpacen.
t.mrii.iiEina, t-,lk TiaiJa ;
t)tnxhama,,bnlif b 1'rinia, A.c.
A Ury aaiMirtmrHi of U'oulan Hbawla. &'hi3m
FALL, 1053.
jFBT23a3arT 3 IHUMFMIPalS
l7) ('roadway, Cor. White Street.
Cs ihm HititntMtn ul tlieir fiitnrti ami tho trad to
thru 1 ttin vl m-iftitnreiit iMiet of tich him! elegant
CAHrbTOn, lmnuril a I ram fro n tlio Uufltah and
Pri'nS lanufi:loriita lot out til. v KvUil Trade, tuntitttitg
r
" Bouvaise" Carpets,
tn ant entire H-eo m tia.l-t.ti onntie, UudacatH! border;
Medallion Carpets,
from thn mui re e ir i ted niuouUt taf ii, and are not eon
flnf.t tit tmtt mu i c nun inkn.
Velvet nnd Aubusson Carpets,
of tUli dt-sign and of evory nnw puiarn taado up lu uit
proai'tit um,
Tapestry and Brussels Carpets,
which .or v triiL), attli nidqudh i unu(i iti in tn
Uiitteil tftaiea lugi ti.or with nil -ittier attlua t Cariet
inf ir.unu f elated VVo do nut damn it necorjary to parti
o itariKH Diir i ekt ir luontniti tin number of our
hici rt'Ottit.but Rwely fttfr. we dlv tho l Hii-i.E Iiibi
togiiber, to urmlui a a ti'tter, ult uf v-lucb Hill l iu.I imi
tho in'Mt renafoitalno lernta
3J...3.H N. :t7.l Il'O.dway.
1 ATniKw, mp rnr i-ftirn, rtmnd aid aniur- folinta
11 mi Uoutut Ifvot and Stuart Pa?9r Bttr, put up iti
tiM'pii'tf -id r, m t i hi tin- uiai Ht r i C'll Mtl.K
I'AU'l'KH'i.K At ft) , IIS M .1 Uii I.ii.o, V w wl. Ci-ilj
JIKXICAN iHUSTA2V I-IXWIEWT.
IUOji itrh hi d ptHir. Imnd and free all (rides, enlor
und cmnlHion-, th .iinr mend of rmt i irrn i'ilil.
nvrn to tin uiin!i-ul pn piri.t.un. ThoMitda t bollh-a
are $'14 mniu-tt tilp, an I t'nt cn-r uni(eHl opinion I at
It i fd by m'I who u mi t, and 'hat ta, Unit no remodv ever
lure dtcvti'ii l, -'eaii tilth ) uf ft ct hen hue rtir
ive nrotwrtto". ( t- f'fcf mgic in reiicrms puini ol anv
kind, ho uiaiti r h ) wh .t eanfi d. or hw xeruoiliiif-
prtn, i!ilaiiiiit id J-tint", hmie, rut, bunt, toaldi.
ukm, eancHia. ihi'umutltflti. Pilce. rnked hrraata. or anv
piiin, irrni'aa, anflntia or wfukneaa of Jimi, mixtelea in
lljriiiirti' r. Tne hnimnnt it rn,Ultjr aiplichl i nnd t-quitlv
tfielu tl tn ti vine linmediste relief I i v it A. . lilt Auli
to. CO , Siilu 'ruinrior I'Miiclpal OfScan, W-t I)iundtta,
Now Vufk.and ft Ij.ui, Unroari. 50:ilj
K. O. Hit A DHUit Y, I i3 lit imtlu nyt Mttr Voi k.
Illi; OltliAN MBLOUUO.N.tvttnTwn l.'owa of Keji,
ir. the ret iniiiuiniot in tho world foi Cdurehaa
hirt of the large cla"iffnn. I'liid $3it0. 50:i3m
I .NO MO'Irfn. J llfoulMrn. New Yotk. btt tecentlv
liauod th fullowtng llbolta, Tn an tie tad ptleea hiatude
u n 1 1 i r'& ulv i i.tv ur liia.uutiu'o hmuui, o
.
IllrtlJ'lUUPra FROM TU13 HPIHIT Wriftt.D, hjr Hieph
en OIih, Ute I'reiUtit ih W -l) nri Uiti verity at
Middletown, thtoth lU V WiltOit, Xclht'diat Cleijy
itm.i, 5 ctii'n.
Al l'.vtAlMllC CHIHIH,!ir a Review or I)r l!tihnc!,
by A i D ivi. ii.i en ii
BKC'IMaX til" rUOVOltT, conrctmas the loner Lite
an i t VV r'd f Btmita, I n nia.
rt'Ul.llMi X I'NhU H MJK;', itlu-tmt rg Prtient-
itii'in. Vitona. Apprirnn n. icz , i)l cent.
I'll.tiKI M I' ill PAIM , m the Spitit
VX iii Id. th'ooh Itev t limn notid. Mud-urn, 8 rrnta.
It K 1 1 IIIAMVfKV t-V.NAMirr of MiBtiain, I Ntirlci-
tv. Ho ' I ih't L'tit din i'iuii. C'heo'l-in. X.r,, Sl.'JO.
I'KLilSllAL Tl.l.Ll.K-W'H, . r Hreicta ol die Life to
t owf3 ttt 04 l'd thfiiu,'lt l.irh r 'tctlMMi4 of Oi'tjup
lion hh.i t'linvarmti' n wi-h I hirivai rttntiti, 81,1').
i?llt KI. AH, a aploudd S.nniual (iiU Houk, otucidalmt
tin' iiutu'u ano ft l4t 1 n ol M in, vtMl, mitttul and fpttlt
u 'I riioniimn'U, i"iii tin Port rait of Soera and l.iutn
rnt Hp u iluulUta, t - A.i,.t (J
re KK 1 Alil'i, iff inner l.'le A J. Uvi. SI. SO
JlMMJt: EUMUNDd ON HriKlTUAM8l,.'.iJ pd, $1,-
IIRITTAN AMI RIIIMO.N'liM MCUrn OP HP1R.
rt'UAI.lM, 400 pa o-tavn, iiiotHiilyms t.m rjaalett
nu tiher ol Pmliaol rj(u nnt, po and ri 1, im ihia
aolij cm evor btnuj(lii titir-'thnt in one vo' SljW
Alio- I ba fpintutti Ti N i?n;b, the orcnu of Modern
fftiiiiu a w eklv napr. p-r jttHl.
atltlkJill rr'il Itltnit K IllilllA..
TO Til 5: JlUMOAI4 WOULD,
OMNO rORTBH. U.N.r. IT t CO., 301 lroadwy,
Nhw VoikniH matiul icimiiie and have CMiitatttiy on
hand an cituiMl ve an-Htuient of l'i mu . emhidcipj; eve re
vaiitj ul itvl end ii , from 6 in 7 1 3 Oi tavea, Irotu 5 tlt)
tti $ I .(IUO eaeh. We tto tftummimlf fmni the firt
aniata in the count iy of ihe aupviur LrMttmtytJ:itaiithan4
inactf of 0j lliioiiitli'iut tht- entire ru(ti'r ol our l'i
xiiu, win'.; it duhc.ile eLtmii) vt itHichiisa itn pre cm
inemlv a orod; ill t4tr iMlrumeMia are full) wmrao'ed 10
ltie aatofioti'm. Hojri im .mdnri'tai.d their own inter
eata willi-ml he faro tturehjuuj 1 IkIh re
HK.NNLTT & CO.,
fiArnly Ml Uroadwiy, New V-rk.
IP
OiMt'i; H'ATfilW, 333 nr.dwy, N Vu,k, th
emit alufle 1'ubHaliins unl rianolorte eatahlnhmekt.
Senj P the popular nd new iomuiition, Aniencm and
1 ur.ipraa, by all tlio eelbrt(d Aoth&rt, VUi SelutUtr
eAatid QuadntUt, u dam.d at lh fii IimIu lu Put 11,
l.uml .w S'ork. O.ie ul l tie bi t 4tiorlrd and ex-
tmiaive c itl igMfta 10 Aiuvnot, iIumuIo aod (ut.nl. Ptant-Wl-T.
dibVert t- Ca'e Pianoforte , uith Circular
It und Metull-e I'ra". ol g'ralur power and morn me
idinua i n than joy nihin 11 inulx-ori d. lnudMr and
l'la PutitM fur m ill loom , bm (A'i Miitfdtont utri
or to any in uie, bomx luuad k rq ial temif r -ineiit ; Jjr
(uTj unmalitnl Uuiuia and Muieal loaifiinii-i.li tf all
kind. Iioul tilVaihtMjtind fc-enmi-itea aupulied ul the
lowet price a.
llOKACIi WATKIIB, 33T nroadway,
Hie uuty Afeut Un T. Uilheit U. Co.' 1'iauua,
IV. It. An eitrot e ktock of $ttt aa i'MRtfl alwaya
on haud atgreat iiaif ia, pi n i fi"in gilt in eji.'jO. Partxt
uithiaj a i.kh! ie, and n -t in 1114 hle fe rit( .Vaie York,
ii v rol) up.ni huving u be inlftflriil tfn' tu them, ibat
will rtmUoitifo ullcun iarai fr Prut aud Quality.
T. GII.IIKUT At CO., be 1 of ih uwneta ol the ?wtaH
Piittmt, .no iheretora enihled toaupply the putl.e at lower
prtcfa ;t.ao any other houae. S0i3iu
EIA5 0 FOItTKS,
'111 Itroatlwiiy, ftv.w Vork
rpUK liremt nl Umi Aaawriuieot of 1'irat cl.a Piann
i 01 tea in New York, htdh with and without the .tlien
Attarhment, may he found at 441 Ureudway. Allpoftoni
witbinj a road tmtluiDeitl nt a low prmo 4 ill On rure to tiiiJ
onoat LINCOLN TlloMl'OA fit Jlrodduay, N. V.
iU:ialy
,T J. i. F. HALCs. 1I63J Avtou.-. Now Voik.
Deal.
1 1
aopplit d un liutral iviuia.
5t:ily
cni:Aik iiako rojtu; iiuusi;.
Cl1 llil.l. SI Gi-at Julma Slieit, paar Uuwiiy, Naw
Ypia. I'lutiua Tuti.d ai.il llriMir.U. ):. ly
Loukiut; Gluss mill I ictui'c l.riiiuo
illuuiiluctiu'ei'.
M. P. WHITLOCK,
101 C INAI. al N. Y. liililmc mall l (.ruuchri. 60:1
Dlank Books, Paper 6t Stationery.
l'll.V.M-l V I.t)l'Tlll:l,,77.Muldcli r.nnt, .. V
LI. Aniclra ai Igwl'mta. IMjittalui J85I, all aize.
Ctutw) luk, Uuvka luail. t Tailiirii. 3.i.3.u
WATCHES A!D J1.WUL.UV.
PRATT REATH,
Iiiiixii ti'i'fa' mill ItltiiitiliiriuriM'fi,
CORM.lt ur UHOAUVVAY ANUC IUUTI.ANUT 8T'S,
VV. C. VV rJiiatti, I Kw V.
I". II. Jam.ua 80;?m
.u.viciti.i:izi:i Titox i,iam'i:l,s,
Culitiuii!), Table 'l'oii, Vc. At',,
lit Imitatiouul lb. chole.al Marbl.a. Uuauraclurcd b ihe
Salamander Marble Company,
I3 lIUVAUVVAa. M:V UUK.
SILKS V. IIEItRINO,
Duliueil Ilcptllm.Qlf
S0:i.3a
If you Wish to Find
l)tmr. IIIAMONII rtlNfli,ind all kind. nrnithJattflrj
anil r.tirt (ltl.llnl,l It.aila.n.il r.f Itatort. Kmttli
?lnnn. Shiarf. fllral N.ln Ring.. FitMIa,UlaironHH,
Flulr., AtrorJon.,ni.. Vint and r l.ljlr plrln?, .'a In
tall In lo mjralora on f late Ureal, anil tlielsjau will Coil
plrtitt.
MyGooiliateall arirranUil In fm what t a.tt Ihrmrnr.
SAMUCL AIMJOTT.
Rruimln P-.T. Watir.n'a lhiililirx,? Uloilrecl.
Monlriliar.M.j 1J. lt.U. M
$15 ONLY
FOR A 1IEAUT1FUI, HOMESTEAD,
t till flLLaOl OP linaSTlLt,
Delightful and Healthy Location.
LMOII I V FAB MB worth orei 913,000, and -2,(6) MJILII
I J I.Nd LOT?, 10 hu dltiniuii'd atnnng fOJ liiS cri'tera,
on iholil ot Aunt, 1K.3 A ltrn n umber ot Iheae ate el
leady enxMSf- Man l iho Iota near theae have heen fold
fot from J Win Mi per cent, adrance oer the prlea for
which theio Lota are now mid, ho wing that the (urehaic
will he a giiod ine-tmenl.
Heal ettalenn all ptila of I, on j filand ia rapidly it'll ani
ln In ,'fice, and ia coualanllr hMii poichnied for firming
and cardan In; purpie,nndpeinuneni ineel manta With
in a few data pirt. Mr. Inti Wiekotriold 4 aerea of land
at r.irt New-Vora, tng Lltnd, for $10,04)0, and (f0(Hhi
hat heen offered fo7 7'Jairea, and refuted l y the owner, In
tlinTownof Nentown, L. L' Furma have recently heen
aII for frum ftf00 in Si 50 J per acre, acrordinff to 1 oration,
end the land which 1 nu now titTrrlnf for eel mun , from
Hi loentloii end "apablltty of piodunnff all thult ol ra:n,
irult, end garden errtuhif a fot thw New York maikct,iii
crratetrum 3 to 10 ituiea it preaent coa't.
Lach lu'Hcnher i entitled In four Huildtnf Lota, SJ lr
100 feet, lytnit togetrier, or a F KM of from fllo 20 acrct
Thaehsie are limited at $15 ra)alln in monthly inilnl
menia of -$5eacl. If dei'red, ntVarrantee Deed will lie
made oot immedialnli after tho tlistllhutlon, and delivered
directly after pay ins tho balance.
The Villi.- of HtMKVALlL white them loianreloea
cted, l only a ahori diatance South of ihe or Iterated Luke
Itankonkomu, the hetuly and remantie aprM-arpinee of which
are pralaed hy all who viil' it Here may already he aeon
ihe twat evidenco that nan he draired that lloe Vale,
Lakolnrtdand ermanvil lo will aho'ti irea-Me ctioite nia-
cea oh Loaf laUnrt, lone kn wn aa the ' Harden ("pot of
America From iha punttahtil nalHtical accouota ol tn
jit cnua takrn hr tl c Unltei llatt. It la hown that
Lou I aland ia the mtit he'.hhr location within iia botdera
ft-wer dentin accoidingln the population than in any
other place.
fr-r-TheLrma which I am now aelllne atriomVU to
$30 per act are of the eame genril oh irdetcr ai tnatl
with thoe now utdei euMvntlon, which eantnt h pur
rhmitd fat filfX) net aerp. end land on the North and Sooth
of "hi, wilh no better aoil naturally , aella from $WU to &.YM)
prraere.
. . i . mi ml lj a. a. rrl nia nil I " fl A V
corner ol lulton Mieet, ew iota, or b. ji luiinn
HILL it. CO. 10 State Btrert, Holnnt nr.d txinaaaauai
New Vor , who will rfcaive inmltlincf-t nnd forward re-
eelpta ihervlor by return of mail They will aUo iraiuit
ouily fur.nah imp- and pamnhleta of ihe property, and
cheeifullf ,,cn mher information aa i ndaired.
Cr"f''"""l, lo l'"y OI nm rtO'riran
lnailiute, Dr. H. F IVek, No. 303 Stale at. Hro k.yn Atden
J. Hoooner. No. 3 Frdii alreet. llMtnklro, Uarret II. blnk-
et, Jr., Kn. 7f Il.oidwav.N'ow Yoik.
Atentatn lloaton.H.M. t'l.l 1 tiAUIUU t u., luciate
HI imi. 3
CIIAKLlia wottii, itraMwjt
May, 1653. 3Lm Cornerof Fuhn at S. V.
ViVllEii0lJ8E.
CYltUS W. FIELD & CO.,
Commission Merchants!
No. 11 CliffStrect,
NEW-YORK,
Arc solo arnts in the UuIUmI ISlatow
ria
Muipratt'aBnprriiir Illeicl-mg Pi.det,
Vtctorm SLIli oelnhr ited Writing 1'a.pnra,
Uuaaull'a aupiiui " "
(etteeeo ' Printing '
lUwIina A. Siina1 Bo(hrh Tiaaue "
Flral Quality Trenuh Uliramarine.
Thev ar Uo mcni for the principal Taper Manufaelur
era in thla country, end oiler f n ale by fa r th mot eten
alee and dneirable atnek of Tapor nnd laper iUoutnctutera
Matenel thntcn he round in Una or any o'her Ciiuntry.
ihevoeruy iho Wro and commoiltn! Werehuie, No.
II t.'htr Hwe. t. No. 55 Cl.ll Hinei, .Nu 1S1 uhrmnntier
Si tret, and tho Lofta utcr tho Lr0 lion dtoita, 7 uad 11
t'liff Street.
Their huunraa i airletl wholeanle. and " nttnr rupra
At9 aoid by ibn caee only.
Their cxiranrdinarv finti'lea enable them to i.ftVr nl
G(rtd, bvth forein and domcatic, at the loweat pua tile
price a.
aiter made to order, ant alio or weigh). LihFu.lud
trance ninlfon eoni(nmentB of papei, 1'apor Makei'a
atof'k ard other mnrrhandne.
The hihtn naiket price paid in t nab for all kind nf
ftaia. Wtmn54.
It. It. ItJKKIt,
ii
A Jutl -eturned frorr
Nt:V VOI1K with food a.
.ortincnt or
Broadcloaths, Cassimeres, and
vesungs,
whirb he wlllm.kputt'i t)t lla.t .Ijl.a and bal manner.
(Ll GAKVICNrr1 CUT for utlicr. In make U. an.l war-
ranlr-d in ftl.
rr.NEKUI.R. TAILOI1M MCXSUnCf, CltAVO.S'J
SIIIKT IIOSIIVIH.I'OI.I. MIS AMm'tlTI'd ItUPOIt'fH
OK .NEW YrittK rAllIO'.r.raale.
May , I'M SO
"MAX KXOW THYSELF."
An Invaluable Book for 25 Ccnta.
Kvcry I'amily stioiild Iinvc :i Ooi)-.'
.-Ai, j, '. Twenty thousand
WWPW'., .cnrir.-'Sdl.llIN I.BBSTIIAS
irtv. vXS-irJ i.rd.i. mvi: mi-i iim
'Wrai!r&'- j-.j.-.
. )''" . ii w cmu'ww, rtimg iiuim
. piutcd juat itiued.
WCv dr nuNrnnvs medic l
" ''f'i,v FOlt TilL AFFLIC I
Containing en outline of the ongm, .roceaa, tr-t 1
ment and ctirn of i very iVirni uf tlume, cuntt ulrd b (
pruioMCltou auvuul lu'ercnurae, by ai ll Vue m by ht-xunl
eireaa, wiih ndico for tliri. pre vmitini. , wrntfn in luiitl
lar l) It, avoiding -ill mti.iicnl u htni-uhura, n.I rent ilnuj
that iinuhl utfend tho ear of decmicr, ffom the neultof
ivinv twenty yvnra BiKOiaaful practice, i aten-iveL dovutrd j
lo the comae or diaae ot a oclirut or privme uaiure.
i o whiCi ia addd, receipt for tn tore ol tiieobiive dia-
ettea, en I a ireiti-e oa the ciuiaa, ayinpiitnia 4 ad cut ot
i be i nter ami Ague.
TliTI Sl'iN V M I 11 G riltll-LiMIIl IH lllIIJ
RIC8I.N FBNN.COLLF.HK. F'lILADCLI'llIA "DH.
U.NTCU'A MBDICAL XUNl'AL The auihotofthu
Murk unlike tha malorilr ol thnae worka who ndrcrii-o lo
euro the diaeaia nf wlilili It irnata, ta a gradutte uf one
of ihe hett Collese m the UoitodStHt a. Itaffordani
plBuie to ra-oaimiiii him to thn UQfMiunt.i, or to the
Tielima of ualpractice, aa a aueetirafu. and eiperioaceii
prei tiunci, in who.ie honor and integrity ihsy may place the
griaiOitcuriliduncH JOHCIMI Lil.NiitfllOUL, 41. D.
llfUU .1 IIP"1MVAUII, ,11, M. Vir l'Ui U."l VI.1L.
SITY, I'lllLMlELrtll It givea me pl ui to add my
leitinmnyio the profeelonal ahiluv of ihe Author of ta
Mi.Dtc.iL Manuau" Nunatou Cjaa uf Diaeatea of the
llenital tjiana, anme of them of j'g tjodm, have tenia
unJer my notice, in which hi t kill lint been ma tifeat in ro
tiirinj in purfoct hl;h, laaoitte intinrea uheie the na
tient haa been coitidcrrd bujond m"di04iitd. In the treat
ment ofeminal weakaeaa,oi dinrraiigement of the funo
lioni produced by uli'-abuit, ur excaaa ufvenery, I do no
kn w Iih aupenor in Ihe jnof lot. I bnvj boon tftpiamtt
ed with the author anuie Ihlitv ', ind deem it nomoro
than juitica to hin aa Moll na ktndoeaa ti ihe unfoiiunate
victim iifearlv inditeriiliaii.ti' lecommend htm u u te. in
whoeprufataiona) aklll and intognty ihaymav aiffly con- (
ndit.emi'ia. AUriiiiH tvouptvitup m it.
Thla ia, without ehreptiua. ihe moil conipivlienaite and !
inflHgible ork. p-tblithed on tho cLaa rf d teaaaa on!
whtrh it troaif. Atuidingall technical term, it addreea I
itielf to tlio reaaoa of ita reidcia. It ia tree (nun all ohjo-
lionthle mailer, aud uo parent, Imuever tjsitdioua, can oi- '.,
jict to iiUcutg it mthe hiada of hit auna The author hr
devuteil imn yoara lo iho treatment i ihn vanoui com
pUict treatod of, and wiib too little breuth tv pud, and
Moo little p-eauuiptiou to impoBe, hi Itia otTerod lo the
world at ihe merely nominal pnoe of 93 conta, the fruiia wf
twenty year mvil iunreattii preence llaaatu.
".No truehf r of p-runt abnulJ tie wiibout the koou lodge
Imparted in tin valuable work. It wimld sate yuaia of
pain, mcrtifictiioii and Burrow u the youth uoauir their
charge I'ttorLB'a Apvocatk.
A l'retiiuiian t lerg)man'in Ohio, in writing ofMIua.
tcr'a Medical Manua'eavv; Thoutndupoti thuuaanda of
our youth, hy evi. ex impfo and inlluenno of the paaaioua,
havo boon led into Ihe j;Sil ol avll pulotion without rea.
Iiztng th m and lurlui conaequni't-a upon ihemaelvea and
lujrir poileritv. The eonititution of Hiooaanda who have
heen railing umiltai havn been enlechled, if not Uoken
duwn, and ihiy donot know thn iaue or the cuie. Any
tluog that cap Oedune au to Doltjlitcn aoJ iuHu-uco ihe puu
lie mtnd aa to check, and uliimattly to teruuve Ihia wide
apreadaouree of human wretchednrao, would rtmfer Iho
greateat hlcaaiog neii to the religion of Jeaua ChlHl, in tlio
preaent i.ad cumiiig generationa Intemperance or tho me
of intoiieiting dritAitthuug liaa ithailtin thouianda upou
thouaandi,ia not a stealer acourgo toihirLurnin raco. Accept
my thanka in he half of tho atllicied, and, heheve nie, yiut
Co- woikai in the go-id work you ara au actively engaged m
' One copy, (lacurely vnvoioped) will be forwarded liwa uf
poattifo tuauy pariol the Unltod Si4toa fur 2i centa, or alx
copieefu-i $L Addrea (pot paid) COHDHN it Co. Fub
lull ik, Ux 19). I'h.Iid.'U.lua
ItiuBeilara,Canf aaaei aud H-wlt Agenta aupoticd on the
rnnalliUcral tertna.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY !
Itt'lld in Ten liiintis !
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFKRS
lU- unfa ling in lb cure orCOUlillH, COI DS, AS'J H
' VIA. IIIIOSCHITIH, HiKK TllltOAT, llt-AHSK-NU3it
DIFFICULT nUlIVriUMi, INuMTIUNT CON
aiMFJ ION aud DISLdL.S OF THL LUMJH.
Thry h ve no tuate of tnedinna, and any child will tke
thfiu. Thoutandt havo been icaioicd l health that had
before deapaired. Teatiroonj given lo Luodicda of oasra.
A aingU diuu tflievna n ten mmotea.
Aak for Itryno'e Folmonle Wafer lh urigiwal and only
geuuiuo ia tlainpcd "1UIYAN." Hourioua kinda me ol
J red for a.tlo. Twenty-five cent a tui. fo Id by dealer
gaoarally
J. 11 n VAN 4 CO. Hocheater, N. Y,( rionnetnra.
October, lb53 Mi3ni
FRAUFS
4 LL vrlio want AXBdoftbe rent COLLINS & CO, make
aboulib particular to notice the atampa, aa thep are
varioua cornicrleiia and imitaiiuot atamped COLLINS
atd labeled muih lik nura, which aia frtqiiently old to
rum pat 1 1 of Iha United tatee aa of our uiauufiictuie
They atoiuade iq aitfe eat part of Iho tnuntiy hy varinu
aiO'm ikera, aud are erneiaUy vciy lufrrior quality. The
genuine COLLINS AaL, which have acquit J au-h an
vateBBivn rjputttion, are invailutdy ftamped COLLIN IS
tCO. IIAUTFOUU and each niebaaa printed LU
vitb my aignaluir. It la now more tb-io twenty firo yeai
Inca wo comioeecel the buaiiieai wiih the atamp of Cut
lioa A. Co Hartford' and I du not inou of any other aie
maker of the turog of Cuiiio iu the United Htati.
dAM, V. COLLIN'S.
AuguittljM. 45: 1 v
ItlittS & G10V63,
V Great vtllaly of tl ilia aud Ulai.a of all kloJ, at
KtlUI It UAUKKIVS.
SEPTEMBER, 18G3.
men n.i cAnMAtu.n noons jut itnnr.iyr.n
from Hi. IIIKFnimNTMAnKinSfcMAiv-UFAC.
I Unr.ltS, at Iha
Onr tor k l tctjr lrjte, VfetlaelecteJ, and pur hsel with
Haatt from tha Imporftra and manufictureM, Uioa; ona
profit.) Many jitoda h ire adaantad in tha ni rkct, hut r.early
all oloura ere cimiracled ftirl'oloraiheartranrr,aaour cua.
tomert will aee hy examining jnrtda and ptiff. We 11
mteful iii our frienda fur the very lirje aluro of patroniye
we have t sect ted, en I h'tpe iy keepin( a larjr aiairiment of
ff.nl tiMjda, end aelllnj at tiw price, to met It a Continuance
of the MtTtr.
Our Mmio-LAnnr.rtALl3 AM) SMALL rROFITrf.
I'all on and ringtour lilrndt with ynu
People'i Plore, Main Street, nnpoil'e tlrl-a Chorrh,
LVMAN &. KINO.
Mcntpelier. cpt. 0, '53.
S3i:Vr'-ir JIIJ.-TLfIJI ..J1'!'(7vaL4-'S I
IllilllilSVOUIl lilSMISDYe
Holloway's Ointment.
A rCRKON TO VLAKS OF A(JL l URLP OF A DAD
LL'O OF TI1IKTY YKAK'H STANDING.
Cvpjf of a Ittterfrtn Mr. Urn. .1kbt, liuxldtr tf Out Ore, e
Hutkitrft, nrr Ituadei rjtld, 4tt4 Maj Jin, lfc51.
ToTfoffaior Hollow r,
Si r, I aulTeied lur a period nf thiity yearaftom a bad Iff,
ihe tea till nf two nf three dlflerrnt ar-iideitta at Ilea Workaj
reompnnted o? troi'mtie tvmptoina. I had reourae t a
vaiiety nt medical advice, wiihtmt deriving a ay oenefit, and
waa even tntd that ihe I off inuat be amputated. "vet . m onoo
ritlon to that opinion, your I'tlla and Ointment have eflect
ed a Complete cure in ao ahoit a time, that few who hate
not wltneeacd it would eiediltho I act.
(Siinodf VM Alin3.
The truth of thii statement can be verified hy ilr, V,
Rngland, Ctiomiat, 13, Mmket alreel, Unddenfiekl.
A IMU1ADFUL HAD tlRHAHT CUI'.IJIt IN ONE MONTH.
FattaziifaUUtrfrmm Mr. Frr4rrkk 7rtr. f Ptnikuut.
Kent, rfalfii IH. lUh. 1850. '
To Trofeaaoi Hollowayi
I), ar Sir, ly wife had auflWed from llad Hreaata mora
than all monthi, anddurtnf the whole period had the Wit
mediae I attendance, hut el to no amo. Having before heal
ed an awful wound in my own leg ty yonr unrivalled medi
cine, I d tctmined train to uo tour Fill and Ointment,
and therefore gnvi them a trial In hrt cae, aid foi tunate it
wia I did ao, furinlcpi thin a month a peifrcl rure waa
ctTiTled, and the benefit ihitt variour other hranchra of my
limn) niiTft fivt-KO'i irum inru n, m liny aaiiimtning 1
now itiongly recommend thtioi lo ah my fimnde.
(tfignedj rittllh. (tlt'i; TIJUNLU.
AN INFMUMATIOX IN TUB HI DC FLRFRCTLY
CI II Ll.
Gpf oa ttffir from Mr. Fratii Wruat, e Urmh9uttt If
MM Hsd, Kitinbro. dated Apvilttath, IPflL
To Frufetaor Mollowiv,
Kir, For more than twenty yeara my iU hae hea ub-
jeet, from linm to time, to attack a ul iflflimmatinfl iotho
aiue, tor win. n tire waa oieu im wratetwai to a grant ei
tent, ttiil tba pain COuld not ho removed'. About font aura
a ;o ahe aaw, in the pa pore, the wonderful curre etfVcted hy
you i insannuititaaeni, in inougin aaje wuw r, them
a trial. To hoi gioat aatomibroeut unci doltghi ahe got im
aaodiain relief from their uia. anil after penevonnf fer
throe weeke iko pain in her aide wne eonapletotv cured, and
ahe in enjtiytd ihe bett hoellh for thnfaM fenr yoar.
rutuadl FKANCLH A UN OT.
ThcfilMlnhooU he ufftd Jomttr with the OmtMi nt In
m4t oft ho fot lew I ne? eaatet
Dad leg iJhiefofeet FiatoUa Pore throat
Bad HtaARta ("hlll.Uin (lout Skin tfiaeaate
Hutni Chappvd hand, (llindetlai Meurvy
Knainna Oomt(of Hwollitge Hote hada
MitoofMei- Uancota Lnaahego Tuaaora
chetohe Ac Contractedand I'ika Uleeia
IthtMimatiam
H Cm Ida
Hand Fliea
BtifTJointi
Wonnc'a
Yawa
Loro-bay
Elahautnalna
More Nipplee
IICDDLVJ 1l Co., Doiloo.Maea., Agenta for New England
Stold at the ealaMiehmenl of Proffepur I Inl au.m QAi
dirnnti, (fiar Tern pin Br.) London, un I ht all reu-n l,U
Droggui and Healer in M rdic n. thruurboul ihe Hnliai
Rmpiri imi thune nt thn tintnn. m Poti mi t I nr n.17N
centi, 8? rrnta and Sl,0 Who've! by thi pi iui ioel dniF
houae lo ihe Union nml hy Meavia A II. & . PJtt
N-ew Yorii, ond by t. K 'L' I Moiilpi li-r, Vt '
1 here i a cot. fid m'llt- tavma t uk ma i tt inigi attre,
.V. II. Di.eriroii' h.f the otd nee of Piiinn
diaofdei are iiffis.d tumch Imt . 00-ew I
LIVERY STABLE
ki:iova I..
MMIEailV cnl.tr. !..,.,, m,,.,l , .,arjr Ml.b'a In lh.
I Ollflnn.l, urll fill,, I . r..ruiarl. it ui.liI h. Mr.
Jonuli.ii Sli..i.l. .1 ihr: iMirnar ,r liana isil llainr FSirrrl..
iiilorrn hiroldanil n.i lnrnl. r. .lr.a, rbat b. ia raad y
In f lhir call., Willi aal. ami (od hor... anil Mn.rn
lnliu.rri.(a, at U.r nc... Ci.te.ul Tur pail farata, he
ulllt and Mill lit m.lil,tba cortianrd and iMIM.tU
paiiuu.," ui ina pauuo
timotiiv ntoss'.
SIonlMli.r. iia. ia, ISJ3. Jjif
NEW-YORK
11 AT, CAP ,: FUK STOItli,
(Green Iltotlc, State Slrtet,)
montpelier, vt.
1 llAVBIn.l raluinr.liiinai.S.w Voik nh Ik. lain.l aikj
. It. ai ...oltm.nt.r
Hats, Caps and Gentlemen's Fur
nislilng GoocIb,
Tarom.ia.1 fir aalr in V.i.mr.1. Call, Ua.ll.reMl, twi ttt
lb. n. ar liuod. ut Hi. ucw il.nr.
. , VV. T. OL'R.MI All, Age.l.
June Ul, IB53. ' S3
FUOCLAiMATIOiN
To ihe Iooplc or .Itoiiipulior ami
virinity.
THINK CLOSE ANI) I'ON'Di:R WELL!
rULVEHMACIIElt'S
I f YIinO-Kl.tCI IC VuliTAIlJ i. II VINH, u.rj far
the mlail rthtf .nil ptrnncut cara nr all -V.rr.a.
Ihnutt, ar. lur ll.o fii ,, MnuilC(a ,nxa ,h, Bi. (
Vaiiuual. I ha,, chair, uroro 61 .t inlu4u"r.i 10 Frama
lau,car. .Hir,, a I f,0-1, ,!,,, ,ro .n.a.l.J laliiiau
n, Au.uia, I'm.au. B04I.11I, .aJ bui IHa yrar ba. claiia
e.1 .lata Il.f war. laliwlucd Into lh. Luilrd Hialn
1 lirr am lioar 0 ail rli iha hu.aii.l. I....J... .... v.
onna, llarlin, alau in r.a.j ll.pit.. In Nrw V.iik. Thar
air aacura.1 anj naicatad 1,1 Ufa din.ril Kirfin., al.u in
llii.roii.ili,, aiular.cumui.lljr u.cd oilli ill. aiuat ailou
Hhlnj.uc..hjrbutl,l'iii.ii.., and I'.li.n., i tha le
lira.lrur.iiririi.uai(ll.in, I'ai.rul a.J tix-.lla.l jmnli,
.N.uralji. ur tha .e., Ila.fo-.., Illmilnr... .Ncr.ou.,
Il.aitaalia, IMpil,t,o0 ut lh ll.ari, Jonii.clio of Ilia
l.iortu, Car4ialii, ln,H;i.iiinn, li.naral llruililj, linpo
I.OM. I irna. I'.wt, a.j all ii.aa... hi.h ai. iir4ucMt
1 1 001 a ilimn.i.l.r.l nMlulll r K,m, FiuiJ. CVrlifceal..
orth. inu.i Ixianeial .ir.cli pivlumj in th. ab.,,- .km..
ra, ha.i ba.a i.cair,j fmm lcai,M Van U.luil.
u.i or .Saw ,ll d,,, Durtuia liolilnuj. Ilird anj
I i rcirari.ol Looil.i i, aim I. am Ji.im-ui.ri d Me'lic, (,
In ino.1 .r Ida cilia' or l!or.o, liaai.la u. ra ll.au uia
Iliou.anJ rru;u iiam-nl, wli.i lia.a ha.ii cul.d l llxir u.r.
In vanuui luria nf ihl, eouatr, It i, an r.t.l.li.ba.1 raet,
wklth no I liy,i,-,aii dir., or s.n drn,, lb.,t all .N.iv.u.
lln.a.a. r. ina.e.lin ...eriljr, r i'lior th.ni ueuetlti.d,
hjr a c..o.l.nl adMiai.ii.uoa ol lliuc, aud llw lommui
aamaor ll.u ji.oj.l. I. 1h.i. HWln..d lo Ll. Iiulli. tl,
avonlinj all dru-. and liulint Nu.liu iia l iou.aiid. hi,i
Imfd cmM ly tl,. all iHiw.rr.l.-.ol.or o.t.ra. pais air.
prop., aarrc.a, din. I.ibii.(. lie. 11, ,, uf tho
I Ham., lutun , aatiaivd in har rlfocl.. and Im-
poiin i. ji.-.oiu ihu narvou. .noifia. oftb. aj.irm, which
re.torr.io hwlth wilhUJltb. Hr. or .wallu.t.z ll.o
I.fki!"'"'' ;''di nodinm. that ai thrown jb.lm. tha
pumaie. pamphlal .oiilalnlm rliSealca or cure, a d
aciiiliu0 or i ho t halo, and tl.e inoda ut u.a.na, h. olr
Ulnad free or chirra, al Iho UiutMiura oT
SMITH l'lUac'F., Montptliar.
Caiiliiiu lo l.iidlci.
dlea whi aia rauaala, ar. rcnua.l.d 'u ui. th.m with
gmlcjulun, lor lit iouj cinlinuej u.o innc. iu-b i. apt
In Ii. produaad.
For aal. ia rtrr, city In lh. t'ni'.d fiala., a.dean Ii.
eut h, mill to an. p irt ol llm rounti,.
SMI I'll It 1'IKItUB, ai.nl. Tor Monip.ll.r.
II. H CAStr, r!o.
J. S I KINUKT. Can. Ajont, S3 llroadway, N. V.
Ausu.l IBM. "
nocTuit vouiisKi.r:
THE POCKET iESCULAPIUS :
Or, Kvcry one His own I'liysiciun.
'I'lIB FOKIil.-ril Gill.
. 1 wall oa. hun-
" l.'ip. ior., .I.o-inj
J"l 'll.riii.lliMia
or1 lie lluminBjr.larn in...
ft .liaiK aru fral. gu
hi h i. ari.t.d a Ti.ui,,
on Ilia IMna.a, or F.ma r.
.injur lb. biihr.t Irnnor!
.oci. u m. triad tropin, ,
Iiom. rniitttnulaiina. mairi
.i.fB. Ily
WM.Y0UXO.M.D.
I apt nn fntltpe Im n.
l?m I " ' of lne WVUUAVIVA lo hu
child It may ante ti.n Irom an aarly irave. Let mi young
manor woman cuter ibio the aecrei fbliiuiiooa of nurned
ileHiihouLreadinf tha FOCKLT ,E3CUH,ILTfl Ut
noona iuIIoimij fmoi a heckmed Cuuh, I'aQ in iha Fid,
reaileia nibla, nervoua feehnga, and the uhote train ofd)a
peptic aeaeationa, and given up by their nhv-ii-Un, u- anotb
ar iitoiiioi without conultioy th .liCULArHL'.,
Ilav the tntriied, or thoae about tu be uurrmd, any Imped
tuient, lead thla truly uiclul book, a It haa been the mcaoa
of ia tinj ibouaanda from the very jawa of demh.
Frr Ino na..... ..l... 'IMI " V TV Lill'n r,,Kr.M
, in j muih. . run ur.nia en-
rljaed in a Ultei, will recoiie on copy n thla work by
mail, uf (lA rnnl I u ill Km itl f, flni. 1 1. .11..
rr - MTfnr.il
Addre.epvttpald,) lilt WALVOIJNO,
A'o. 153 S.uuco itrcel, riiUdelphla,
May, 1853. tiif
JOHN II. PAIJDOCK
HT. JOJIlVSItllUV, VT. '
CASTINGS it MACHINERY.
Minafnriureit tn ordn, tn ihnrt m.ti. r.
AVoimIwoi Ill's A Irniiii K'
PLANING AI ACM INKS.
SIIIB I'l.ANIlltK. t'l.ArriDAItll I't.A.NI.IIH, III.lKfj
nu tun nt .v. r
aiiv. ii I r.r, I i niriiintii nu Ml 1 IH I nil
AMI .:llAMnNli MAI'illM.ri.
ntl.Nr.i.i-:, AMI
ULAPIItlAltll MILLS.
CIISCUIiAIt SAW .11 1 M.S.
daw
Artinr.. ItnllnM A. ...... P.. ..I Ulllt. . ...
Ilcrieli anil jar.k Sclaw., runrji rrer.i'.. l.a. '
1 in-II. ruling ard llr'llii.f M.rlnnei.
si.ini: a.i) iTawi iiATiu:s.
HII VI IIMI MI,,VUltK
LION?
ri'k. .uUenliar I, now mannra. tunnj In llm l.ui Ji,
ciipl.; l a. a II. kn Hon-, in 'lon pi tirr tillaia. I
llon.lrc-d I Moii and Fln llnl ..low. f I liirie.n ilttli trnt
it... fhn I.li,n Plow a n.td by paimn. at il,.. ...
Ua.l.lnftoii f..un-T I ilr nnl In k 11.. flr-t prrim, ,
ri.iinj ai.d aa tl.o o.od hy I limn. I Iha hi. Ml. la Fmi and
i. tii-i. awarded a pn niiiiiiion Pliiiiin);
Faimai. and Tradrr. in want of" a .uprrior article tn tti.
Plow llrp.rtm.nl arr lnlli-il I. call and ei.mm. tin, ,,
.lok b. for. pulch. ling cl.ewh.ra. 1
CIIAItcIlS A. KUUI.NHD,
Mnnlpcll.r, S.pl., S., 1B53
iVorllit rii Ilnilroitt, A, II,
DRITISII U. f? MAIL ROUTE,
Uoslon, l.ovf;ll. Coiii'ord, IVortlicrii.
I'naatiinp.lr, Vrr'lmill! Central, Ocittllaliiiir'li
nntl .Mmilrrnl Ilnlllunit.. " ""'K
TO A.l) I'ltOJt
8t Jobnthnry, lloillngtoi., dt Allian., Ilnntreal, nzdrii,
l.ut;h ami Hi. Writ, and Mancl.ntrr. N.,hu, I .i,
lwronr., Halrm, liii-i, Pori.moaih, Pi nland l.ioii.n
JuAetlon,VV'orMlvr. rroviiirorr, nlwlrb and .rn oifc
Thia i llm dirMt root brl.ai.lih. rbo. nlari . and
pa.... lh'00b iha capital, nf Nrw llainp.hu. and Vrin,i.ut
I'll. Tala and fieiyht a. low ,. by etbrr rnlra
AIKI May 3d, 1S43, train. .Noilh Ira.r Oo.loi. i 7 45
A. and II II. and C'onrord at 10 3t A. M. and J I' l
T'alaa Hnuth ka.a VM.it. Itl.ai Joiiction at IMA. aj'
and IM V. M. a tit. airivul f Car. frum nppri ro.da.
CfwtclalC.tllr Train, pa., ore, ihi. roui. lorrda
and ti.iit train. daily tmiwin Itorlinftoa, rtnii,r' I .,,,
Ordrn.l.urrh, Mantiral, and Naabua, lil 11,,,,, f '
Ira,, PoiUiiiuI., Wnire.l.r, Pioidra.a ann inirr.i , ,'!,, ff
plar.a and ll I. lh. only rout, front tl. frl,nbwi I. and
Montr.) Itoad. by wlirh I'm i.ht nan b. i aim il w .11 ui
h.i.r r.,.. HMM.OVV STr.ARMt A..,
Co.mrd. X. II, May fl. IH.13. '
Linseod Oil.
I'lli: rtoh.rrilWr will rura-.b tho pobll. wiih r.r. I.IN
I Hl'.l'li 1111.., n J,!, 1. .-.... . .' .
Ii.aiad at bia Oil SIill, in SliMl.xi, 01 al ibr M. 1 ",'i
llrpnl, a. mav bn prarrnad by purt-hiu.r,. IlilM
.r. Il.nl artirl r.r raw. and I'thvr c ml., krpi con
at tha Mill, ..I lor rata bv tb. loo or boabrl.
I. an
..ti,
Mldaf.a.k, March I, 1!S3. B0- UTII M
Tliosc vrlm uso lin? ""WoiMl"
'ANfiodthr natural leaf r II O) Diuu Mm
' aa. kraa.lt at l'.M.IH k HAM'Hl'F 1 !
On hand, ar.ri for sale,
wiioiar.sAiai: imi u.:taii
Cai.l Wtaa' and llny.'ihik UOllTS A.Mi Bli 1 ,
d" " " Kip do 10 '
" " C.if do n..
do ' " It.l.hrr.
By WALKER 6c WHITE.
A Now and Valuable Work, '
Tho Illustrated Antci icau Hiograjihj-,
rlOSTALNIXt. cntreri puitrmta, and lin. i i,.ik , i m
PRIM'IfAL AO'ltiR.- . AIKKIC.N l,- . ,
frum Clirmt. phrr ColwtntMt. d'in in ihi- nn - ., . .,
ph tcibit etiluinfw, o:r 1 ulttrnn to be learn ,nm,
wlb du id d .ntu three rria
I IRT I l.nt'Hj. ihf pern'. I froni f. Imn , v
Cclutnbaa. 'oil.it lie-1 r .'Kin uf Lntr iieii-tt ..r. .
lHl II Lji.lilicrnt; lir nrMNl (f .in tl I' I', rim i
llldtncli i.ri r. t-0 t il nt l9li, Mlt'l Ll...'.1
P KT III L i.liiaci.i It. i IS fitfcd au'iit-q j' nt r . 1 ,
ol ISIf. . r
J- MIL I ON MIKHHi i . C(. ,
Fu'dih ia .
A HI ' 'K , ti-nral Afcri (itr i r
Windaor, March 10. I-TI
LHC;t !-( of l.ertnn t
Vmeriran Jt.A t.
H'MiTC Jt 1 iLi
to2t.l0, ju.t rr'
Ol It 8 I'AM)
1 AlbeB replem.hfd wiih nw atl Whin W -it
1 (fJllheanvalatiBpo Alao, New t.Ui L-ni i. t. in
W LLLtH K II M K' I I
Gold and Silver Watches,
o haad a " My ttorc uo ti 1 1 1 . , im
ff. ru d to enr oriter, and eooacejueittif 11 tiin . . t
ehaiiei thsncao heU.uibt ele where, (.el l V alclt , r c
flfte, at(9Dandupard.
I fcvt mUw atflho or heavy HatltLtad iiuim l-n a
Wntchiaapoiti d bjr m)Bel.tiipieair fwr 'hatpuipoar, ai u i.l
(tineal th. pr lifpwee vrt i tl u hra
F-eaaeaell nodvaamim lor unfe'-a.
SAMUEL ABBOTT,
llMiaE.P. V Al.TOA'M Ulll.lll Ml.rtr I kTBFET.
The Lawrence Water Cure,
UiatlKborc Voi iiioiU.
UrlLLt AM LH Gt.lt, (f.rm tit tf Ur UVnrkri
itilthencitti I.- th- tivnoi tu i. lore, hit fm-i,. i in)
thpu aCatliat liiillii4feott. a-ue eall t.-bm (ii.l-i.ni
"aHa'jf Hr to in, uniter hi. 1n.mcd11.ie aoi-Riiivii. r, n
the aa da nfMmj oeii. He llt-r him I' il t K U.pg
riwtieo4e ood thuionh arqeiteer wnVi t
Curo ire.tniit, luvihi 1 wiih ihe cnluita andcoitii m
cat of an eatebliiiiatent Iuilt ent'irl tr ! irnn n-ii
tio of hi pitii-uta4 ui I cute hun e lull al.te i f 1 1 ub
lie pttrH ige '1 hv aardtCMl .i.ito Ol will t- i 1 1
chari of 1'. W. Orou, n uihmta of ewinrut lI I u , eJ
I i. fi-titn( in ti. (Mi ti tan n The pru,ni nu i l -'t-a
hi unirmtiiiu aiient.Mu k. iim inirreal buditmi mi o
ihitae who U4) fvur li"i nb tht-ir fietfoaac DriM.t Ih.
ri 1 .raiJ m ikr tin i-mI l--itifut irrm t , un-i 1- te.
"ftlled Tor it iiuie an t i.nliln taiorherp It ) uifit
eMi ta ill y it h i tht i . iwiwated tV lute Mini, n ul
e lleini ire a d 1 . . it . ol ta Yo-li, o h' I 't-t
(ilacp ia 'e-cli. d Sv '..in . . n-. 1 lei'ri'ad tra I m nhi . n a
I uf itmi'M lurtH'Llata m i-jid jk eubliarni ...t 11
c.u line: ifiiua. iWc. tliv piiinotui ioIvib 10 a nul-1
WILLIAM KLIXOE. Prwpr
f 7if la wreu t V -r I urr lln tt I.
1 f lh.
t
20,000 Ft' AIA II 06AM
Ami lilacU Vnlmil
vi:m:i;i:s &. fto.viuis,
j UBT i.oal.rd t ad lor .alt, by
3a.il.ry 14, MS3
6. VV. A till'
I I
13
20 tons Corn Husks and Husk
i1 AT'l'lf ASKIi's.
...4. B a aaja.-k t.J k
I WO, Ciii Jnl tr r lltiin.tSnlttniiti
' I'ora.lr by H VV. AliUnT'l .Bluoard'a lloill.n.' .....
.rilain .ad liana at
e. VV. ADUti
11, If-JJ
iSi:Y INVENTION.
Newell'a Patent Fluid Lamp and
I nmipp.
irlllrll aannot riilcdr, oi 'w n.loi.rf,
) PATKNT CAMl'llKNK
al,o, ll". .
LA Ml'.
lo tp.li.1. M. 'J. PIIINNKY Ic Ml'' 'S
tuiTi: AitimtoMte.,
zyj: un
'PUIS eicrlretll tuiu,H.uuJ ptepand Irom the Pjiai -rh
tfarearitla. withouc Ha dark repuUiri api' ',
beiu bcaulifulty trauaimri-ot and eotitely Iri-e (ron -'i
lllloa. lu tju-lllita e a b-veiH eing1 innl w. aio
it a pre-oitm nee uver -ll ether piepir4iiuM ot Ha ir- i. n
lnm al1 nuiinua iatidit:ata,Mial'leoraa of flvui, an I i a
eieeodiu rheapoeaa uue butila henif autQcieni lot il5
SUitea of riehdiiok.
Manula'lured by
Wilson, Fairbank &, Co.
Vi and l& II .U Vr.il l ItKLT, lloiion.
Fold at the manulai turrra luweat price by the giuit or
doi. hy Prderici. t. Muiiu, eecceaiui to tJ. K.C'ulliua,
Druf jlat, AliMiipoiter
Stud it yuui ofden hrfura in goo a.
AMEKirAX AM) FOKBIGiV OFFICE.
AGKNCY FOR IJUSINKSS
WITIITIIL U. ri IMTUVromKaWASMLNUTON,
io. til!, Siato stM Ito!tiii.
IMPOUJANT IMullMAilH-N i O IS UNToBA
, 'J II tl ubariibi-r (late Afiem of tbe V h. I'aiaot 'rlt.
under the ac4oi lg:t7j aiiuotm4d to pr di d nu
gcr, to Nppljief fur titi-iit, auperKii lu thoa otfi-n , m"i
tola Uy otbera, ha oiJ irauKeuivoi Inn i. 011 ii 1 1' 4
tioua pieparud audcoailui ii'd hj hiui. 1 11 1 U t'r UOI I AUS
(in it end of tv,aniy, aa paid hj other,) will he reroin d t r
hiaa to aaeffailuie louoUia a pjteut, and iha with-i j"I
tkioUh btw wiihio ihuiy daya itiitrthe rrjciiuu. V viit,
pareiftealiooa, Af iMMOuia, and all oeciaur) upr"
drawiufi loi piiiuuiiu pteota tu ihli aud loieifti t-i'iinir't-i
pieoarod, uid euv.co rvu-lvittdoo tefal end cn nti'ii tpat
tcia respecting iurntiiiii, aud iutiiiigiuii.ta tI pat t.i
liiaeotoia can not only here ootaiu iheir Bieciliceni "B
the moat reaioua 1 teinu, but cat. aveil iheioael of-ha
i ii'ttiieuce of tweutf jaora'piacticfi an cttotuive -1
ltaj and uiei hauieul wuika, and correct account! ul lMicnta
ernied to Ihtaand tilht-r cvuutllra he idea he ing an red a
Journey to Wahiiictoo( iha uul great dtLjf ther , a ' 11
aa all peraoal trouble to tihtaitiitig their p itonla. I opiaa
uf claim ufeiiy patent fvjniuhiHi by reniittio one dollar-
Aai(oiueut lecordcd at Wahiagoo.
ll. il. LIUIV.cio.ii'itorof r-ipt-
H'asktitnt Jtg 31. 18 ttt. Durlnjibetlme I oc-uiicd
the OlSce ol OotutuiaBioacr ot iiienii. U. II. LIlV, Ls-t
u U oaten did huaturaa a, tho I-teot titfico aatiwluroi
luocunn t'etunte, There one lew, II any , peraou arinij
id ibal rapacity, who uad au much uuaineea beluf the l'a
tr ill OtCco ; and there weiruob whucouducted i' with
more kill, fidelily and fuecca. 1 regard Mr. Eddy aa one
..ftlie tiei-i nifru)ed and inoai akllful tUieul tiolictiori
the Uniltd rimtea, aud hive uo hoa'tmioo in aa'unrglD
vcniora that Ibev caaool employ a perauu loore (oiopcicot
andtruktwoithv,ttnd more capahle of putting tbeireppl'c
Uoniioa (ana to aecuio furibetu aoeaily and I a or a Uia
cunaideialiuu at Iho Taunt Office.
U0MUM) UU1IKI',
L teOommlialooerof Pataola.
rnT Oriici,
" IL ILUoDT.Kiq., noaton. Maaa. , . , ,
ri.rt Vour t.ejliti. for iha proacf utloa of any bul
nciacoaoecUd with thiaOU.ce, aid equal lo Ihoie oi any
olliar asent. I am very reapecilutly. .ouif
THOMAS KV1lVNKi
Coroojiiiioaarpfr.'"
Iluiton, March. li, IB53. S?3 M'r
LOWS,