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Of their teeth. Whatever dangerous or fata
symptoms attend this process Of nature, they arr
produced invariably from the highly irriiaied snS
nhamed condition of the paFts--thereiore the Trin
cipal indications of cure are TO abate the iDtam
nation and TO soften, sooihe and relax the gums
Ii tina, is effected, the infant is preserved from
subsequent fever, naturalization, spasmodic coughs
;wiiching Of tendons, Group, canker and convui-
sions, displaying their fatal consequences II
Mothers nurses or guardians have :heir babes tor
tured with painful and protracted dentition, and
this notice attracts their attention, they should not
be deferred from purchasing bottle OF EVANS
SOOTHING SYRUP for children teething, the
uncomfortable virtue of which in completely re-
heving the most distres sing cases (when applied
TO the infants gums as direeted) Is invaluable
The remedy has restored thousands of children
when on the verge of the grave to the embraces o
their distracted parents, attacked with thar awful
andmortifcrous malady-convulsions.
OF whom also may be obtained,
DR.. GOODIES CELEBRATED FE-
MALE PILLS. THE BARON Won
HUTCHELER HERB PILLS. DR..
EVANS FEVER ANDAGUE PILLS.
DR.. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS. DIR
EVANS CAMOMILE PILLS.
Inc Gb0ce fRUdLud6te JuedlCtDeS are SOFA
Wholesale and Retail, at
100 CHATHAM STREET, NEw-YoRK.
SoUrH SEVENTH ST. ,PHlLApELFHIA
36iCoRNHiLL. BosToS, Mass.
find of the tolloscing agents.
l.. PERRY, SW.4NTON
James Russell, 81. .Aldans,
jeremiah Potter, Burlington,
VIM. III. Stafford, KeeseriHe
Geo. w. Webster, Pla.tsburgh.
Walton g. Son, Montpelier,
j. E. Roberts, Tergennes,
d. w. Brewster, .Middlebury,
A. Anderson, Whitehall.
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G. D. MANsrn. Secretary.

a VEGETABLES and Universal
A Medicine proved by the
experience of thousands to be,
when properly perseyered with,
a certain cure for the Only One
Disease, all having the same
origin, and invariably arise from
the Universal Root of all dis
eases, namely, Impurity or Inn
perfect Circulation ofthe Blood.
In all cases ofpain or weak
ness, whether it be chronic or
recent, whether deafness or
pain in the side, whether it
arises from constitutional or
from some immediate cause,
whether it be from internal or
external injury it will be cured
by persevering in the use of
these pills m 4a1 -eoI
q This great principle of "pur-
ging" in sickness is beginning
to be appreciated. 1t is found
much more convenient to take
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s o O THING SYRUP
Al FOR CHILDREN TEETHING fl
PREPARED BY HIMSELF.
To Mothers and Nurses.

The passage ofthe Teeth through the gum in
duces troublesome and dangerous symptoms. Ii is
known by mothers that there is great irritation III
the mouth and gums during the process. The gums
swell, the secretion and saliva is increased, the
child is seized with frequent and sudden fits of cry
ing, watchings, starting in the sleep, and spasn,
of peculiar parts: the child shrieks with extreme
violence, and thrusts its fingers into its mouth. II
these precursory symptoms are not speedily allevi.
ated, spasmodic commissions universally supervene,
and soon cause the dissolution of the infant
Mothers who have their little babes afflicted with
these distressing symptoms should apply DR.. WIN.
EVANS CELEBRATEDS SOOTHING SYRUP, (which
has preserved hundreds Of infants when though
PAST recovery, from being suddenly attacked with
hat fatal malady commissions. 1i~ anF a>s
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PHI ENIX HOU S E,
Corner OF Lake and Maine StreetS'
(Formerlu kept bu Samuel Bnrioo')

ST. ALBAEs, VERNON. ,5
TVHE Subscriber would inform his n'eDSs' -,
III the travelling public generally tha' I' s.~ !.
rented the above well known tavern s'sh' 10
term OF years, and holds himself IN reaa' nu
wait upon all who may favour him with eau, The
Steam Boat-landing during the navigation season
book will be kept at the Bar TO enter 'ne ns !,
Of passengers for The boat, who will be 'sA'
DAVID LYMAN.
'"'' " ''' Burlington
Juoe 10, 1870.
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A Blessing to Mothers.

Dr.. N. Evans's celebrated Soothing Syr
ups for Children cutting their teeth.
FHvHIS infallbIe remedy has preserved hundred
IL OF Children when thought past ecovery, from
convulsons. Al soon is The syrup is rubbed on the
gums. the child will recover. The preparation is
so innocent. cfcacious, and so pleasant that no
child will refuse to let It's gums be rubbed with it.
When infants are at the age Of four months, though
there is appearance of teeth, one bottle of syrup
should be used on the gums to open the pores.-
Parents never should be without the syrup in the
nursery where there are young children for if
child wakes in the night with pain in the gums,
the syrup Immediately gives ease by opening the
pores and healing the gums, thereby preventing
Commissions, Fevers, &c.
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~WORK FOR LAWYERS.-Q
Pro homo pubhco.

ut ecessity has at last compelled me 70 Is sa'
" some Of my accounts with an attorney ior cor
lection. am sorry to make cost for my deo.o,,i
but ] cant help it. Something might yet Dc save, =,
by them perhaps, il they should pay immediate a..
tention to it. All who are indebted Will 90 W
to fake notice hereof and govern themselves AZ
cordingly.
Swanton. February 25th ls4l.
JAMES MURPHY.
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DIR. TAYLOR,S

Balsans of LiUeraUort, has been
used successfully for eight
gears an the cure Consump-
tion and Liver complaints
remember, the original and
q genuine IS made only at 375
Boacery, ". Y. aUothers are
spurious and unauthorized.
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Nova scotia Plaster.

TvHoMAS Webster has on hano sD .;.iiss
IL tons of best selected Plaster no~ Iii DE-
at his Mill, those who wish TO purchase ~
veil TO cali and examine before buying s''s"D..
Swanton, Dec. II, 1910.
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than TO send for a doctor, ant
be bled, blistered, and salivateo
with the certainty that if yot
are not killed, you will be sure
TO have months of miserable
weakness, and the only one who
is benefited is your doctor
Look at the difference between
the appearance ofthese two per-
sons--one has been treated by
your practitioner-see how pale
and .debilitated he is, see how
the shadow of death throws his
solitary chances from his emac-
lated countenance, see how he
trembles in every limb; his
eyes sunk, bis teeth destroyed
his constitution irrevocably
gone-yet, just hear how the
Or. arrogates to himself credit.
He says, "most inveterate ca
SEES oliver complaint" moth
ing but the most energetic rem
edies saved him." Energetic
measures! i. e. Mercury and
Bleeding ruined his constitution
better say, so to save life you
must half poison with that COM
forter of the teeth and gums
mercury, positively make a man
miserable the sad remainder of
his existence; this is called
curing. Shocking folly!
Let us now look at your pur-
ged mantle man who has
taken Brandreth's pills for liv-
err complaint, he has the firm
elastic tread of conscious siren
9Th, his countenance is clear
and serene, his eye is full and
sparkling with the feeling of
new life and animation; he has
been confined a few days to his
bed, but he used nothing but
the true Brandreth pills, and
soon rose without any injury
being sustained by his coi.s.i-
tuition. Instead ofbeing months
in a weak state, he will be
stronger, after he has entirely
recovered the attack; because
his blood and fluids have be-
come purified, and having pur- |
ged away the old and impure
fluids, the solids are thereby
renovated; and he is not borne
down by useless particles, but
has renovated his life and body
both. m
This principle of purging
with Brandreth' S Pills, re-
moves nothing but the useless
and decayed particles from the
body-morbid and corrupt hu-
nors Of the blood; and those
which cause disease
hey impede the functions of
he liver when they settle upon .
he muscles, produce rheuma--
ism, or, upon the nerves, pro-
luce govt; or, upou the lungs.
produce consumption, upon the
ntestines, costiveness; or upon
he blood vessels, appoplexy
md paralysis, and all the train
If disorders so melancholy to
he sufferer aud all who behold {
hem. ,
Yes, purging these humours .
rom the body is the true cure
or all these complaints, and {
very other form of disease; $
his nc NO more assertion If Is {
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A IL persons owing the Subscriber, whose de-
"A mands are now due, are hereby informedthax
he must have his PAT Immediately.
GEORGE BARNET.
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Piano Fortes, Guitars, Vio-
Inns, Violin Strings, &c,

THE subscribers would respectfully an
nnnnce TO their friends aud scqnainian.
ces in Raleigh, aud throughout North Carolina
that they have now on hand a large assortment
Of NeESs e cLARKs Piano Tories, which, for
brllliancy ~ tome and unparalleled touch and
durability. are not surpassed. They wish 10
s,y, thai they iOR no. demand pay for any Plane
soli until IL is irisd BY the Purchaser, for which
they will allow any reasonable. iilne. They
have also yiniins Of superior quality. fro II
81 SO up TO $50; large selection Of superior
Ni,hn Strings, Guiiar Strings; all kinds OF
Wind Instruments Tor Military Bands, as
Horns BncIes, Flies, sTromboaes, Serpenis
and Bells; Superior Flutes and Fiaeeoleis,
single aud double; French Accordeons, OF a
pattern and tone never before seen here;
Drums aud Bass Deums, oi all dimensions; an
assortment Of superior Gii'as, together with
the largest assottnent Of MUSIC ever befOre
impaired hefe.
The Subscribers, Wrll be CAD TO furnish
Schools and others silh Music, aud bang both
teachers 81 the Piano Forte, they hope 10 he
enabled 10 select Tor their friends Mat 10
sGTeeabie aud , easing, useful aud improving.
they Respectfully SOLICIT the favor aud pat.
ronage OF the Ladies aud Gentlemeuof Ralegh,
and throughout the state of North Cafolina.
CHARLES BERG & co.
Petersburg, Va March 81, 49,
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lmrali,is, din shIsh drgrresppFtssiEs.
] shsll Plomlaly gl,e nv iancliaR 20 ahy
eonsiilliionsl measuEs hich. oEigifa .ing
n fnngnss, shsll ave ~ ~ .skjsci &c
restoration - sound riirl,lsline nledlna.
% tsssnli.liy ssss.ssfl 20 ei,e can6-
denes in 81 Ihs lIsnssclioas 81 lie. 10 ss-
cure 10 indsslfy ils jsss and sdrqusas rs
ssrds, .snd 10 &c establish li,s public pros.
reriiy. 10 deciding upon she ajspislion
Of any such Measure 20 The end proposed.
- vel - is Conformity 20 ihe Constiiu-
Iion. | shall resort IN me Fathers Of he
greAfepUbsiean srhnnl Tor advice snd 10
slfnelinn. 10 Be dawn frsm their sage
vleWs o. our system OF Goss,nmeni. AID
Ihe light Of their ever glorious example.
The institutions under which We live.
ny esUnlr, men. secure eaeh person in
The pslfers enjoyment of his rights.
The spectacle Is exhibited 10 ihe world Of
q government deriving ils powers from
the consent 81 the governed, and having
impaired 10 u only 90 much power a. l.
necessary Tor us soces-sful operation.
Those who are charged with ia sdmi-
nisiralion should carefully abstain from
III slIemPss 10 enlarge lie range Of pow
ere thus granted 10 The several depart
mrnis Of the Government. other Than BY
n appeal 10 The People f0r addiiionsl
RFsnts. lsst BY 50 daips they disturb Ihsi
balance which tie ps.riuis and statesmen
who frsnred The Con.iisBiIon designed 70
establish beis zen ahe Federal Gosern.
mem. and the states composing the Union.
The observance of lhrse rules il e. Joined
upon Us by Thai feeling Of reverence and
affection which 6nds a place in the hear,
Of every pa'IIol Ior the preservation Of
onion aud tie blessings II union-sor The
good 81 our children and oar childrens
children. through counties generations.
An opposite course could not fail 10 ge-
nrrsIe isclions. inien, upon the grstlfcs-
lion Of Their selfish snds; 10 give birth TO
local and sectional jrslousies. and 20 OIL
llmalb either in breaking ssunder The
bonds Of union. or in building up . cen
trail system, Which would inevitably end
10 bloody sceplre and an iron crowr.
10 conclusion, ] beg you 20 BE- assured
that ] shalt exert myself 10 carry Ihs
foregoing priDsipiessinio practice during
my administration II The Government.
and. con6ding IN The projecting care d
an ever waichful and overriding Proyl.
denre. il shall be my lirs, aud highest du
IS 70 preserve Unimpalred lie iEee ins,i-
tuition. under which We live. aud trans.
miLihem 20 those who shall succeed me
IN their full force and rigor.
JOHN TYLER.
Washington, April 8, fs4I.
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For the Recorder.

Mr.. HEARrT: The painful intelligence
has just REACHED us from source that can
not be doubted, that the President Of the
United States IS no more. All the good
the generous and patriotic must and will
deplore this great national calamity, al
this very particular juncture. But as the
ways Of Omnipoience are beyond the
comprehension Of morta.s, and the issues
Of life and death are at the disposition Of
that Providence which infinite goodness
and wisdom only can direct, it is our du-
ty to submit to this sore dispensaihon
with that resignation and humility which
should characterize a christian nation.
The constitution of the United States has
wisely provided for this contingency, by
clothing the Vice President with the pow
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Piano Forte & Music
STORE.

H,tiE Subscribers respectfully announce to
their friends aud the public, that they are
now opening, a, eirS;oie oa Sycamore street,
4 large assortment of Pianos. Of supeElor quail
Nv, .rnm the mandatory Of Messrs NuSSs x
CLARK, New YORK., which they submit 10 the
examination OF their friends aud the public.
They have also on hand the largest aud beet
selcc llon of American aud European Music
that has ever been exhiGited here. Also,
superior Guitars, Yiolins, Aecordeons, Flutes.
Flies and Drums large assortment OF no
man. Frencn and English Harps, Guitar aud
Violin Strings.
They will receive week y from the Nortaern
Cities, every new Publication Of Music, intend
luz To keep at all times the largest and most
comp etc assortment. Aud being both OF us
Teachers and having some experience Ia
selecting Music and Musical Instruments. We
hope to ce enabled TO keep such an assortment
as will be pleasing. agreeable aud useful ic
those who will favor US Nth their patronage.
We beg leave 10 say also. that we shall be
glad 10 allow purchasers OF our Pianos 10 keep
them for a reasonable time and try them. be-
fore paying Cor them, aud we will take back
any P,aao PAID Cor, if proved to be defective,
eyen alter 10 mon,hs.trial. Any Piano sotd 70
Town or its envifons, will be kept IN tune for
CHARLES BERG & co.
,EP Pianos tuned and lei on hire.
Petersburg, April !. S.
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From he Baltimore American. o. April )

From The Baltimore American. of April s
The anxious feelings Of suspense which
for several days had pervaded our commu-
nifty respecting the dangerous illness Of the
President, were yesterday most painfully
terminated by the intelligence ofhis death.
The mournfal tidings produced sem
sation so profound as TO absorb all
thoughts in one general and painful con-
seriousness Of great deprivation al the
hands Of Providence. Every face wore
a melancholy aspect, and deep seated
feeling Of grief possessed the entire COM
munity. The asperiiies Of political disa-
greements were forgotten; il was felt that
the Nations fayorite, the good man and
the Patriot was no more! Upon the re-
ceipt Of the news the bells Of the city be-
gan to toll, and contianed 70 send forth
their solemn sounds throughout the day.
Upon all the public buildings and the
shipping in the harbour, flags were dis
played at half mast. But il needed not
these tokens Of universal mourning to in
dictate that great calamity had happened.
The low tone Of conversation wherever
groupes were assembled-the sad express
sion that marked every countenance, as
well as the words Of sorrow uttered by
all who spoke of the event--showed that
some unusual affection had sunk deep
into the public mind.
For the first time in the history Of our
country President has died in Office.
Such an occurrence would cause gene
raj shock at any time. But how peculiar
" affective does il become at this crisis
when the chosen of the people had but
just started in his administration-the en-
thusiastic shouts that hailed his approach
to the Capitol having scarcely subsidized!
It is not only the President who is dead
---itis WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, whose
frank and simple manners, blending the
freshness Of youthful spirits with the Dig
nity Of venerable age-whose honesty of
purpose--whose benevolence of heart
whose sincere devotion to his country's
good-had endeared him 10 the people,
and Joined personal feeling Of attach
ment to that respectful regard due to the
Chief Magistrate of the Republic.
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Obituary.

Died, in this county, on Friday last,
JoHS TAYLOR BANE, infant son Of John
and Louisa Bane, aged about two years
and eleven months. How sad this be-
reayement, and how almost inconsolable
the grief Of the fond parents. But may
ii not be hoped that this dispensation Of
Providence will be sanctifed to the eter-
nal good Of those for whom it was sent;
and that, this spring Of the goodness Of the
Almighty Father being cut of, they will
repair to the everlasting fountain--eyen
Jesus Christ.
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Petersburg, Va. MafGt ST, Is
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which be iheh uttered we've 20 rsnsfka
BE, uat they deserve n Pc recorded and
remembered. While DE. Norshingiol
and one q tWo 0iheF attendants HeTl
standing over him, having jus, adams.
tered % his eomfori. he cleared his Dir a,
Is II desiring 70 speak sndibly. ana, =
though be lanciei himself addressing h.s
successor or some Official associate y DE
government. said: SIN, wIsH g0u 10
UNDERSTAND THE THE FRKScIFIEs OF TIE
GoyERSMEST. | WISH THIN cARRIKD
cuT. ASK NOTHING noEE."
These his last words were uttered in q
distinct voice, and, As they were wen
calculated 70 do. impressed de gentlemen
present so solemnly, thai DE. Wording
ton Immediately wrote them down for
preservation. They present a brief but
impressive record Of The thoughts which
occupied The lastmomenis Of the departed
Parrot, and are characteristics Of the Ro-
man devotion 70 his country which ami
mated him throughout his life, and shone
forth even in the hour Of death. Thus
passed from life. and from The station on
earth most worthy Of noble ambition,
this good and wise and illustrious citizen.
II Is not for us to attempt 70 do justice 70
the solemniiy of the occasion, or 10 the
deep grief which peryades all hearts. As
more fitting and adequate than any thing
which We could say, we quote the I'M
pressiTe language uttered from one Of our
pulpiis yesterday by an eloquent Divine:
"The intelligence Of this morning. my
Christian friends. has filed thousands Of
hearts, and will ill thousands more, with
sadness and anxiety. One short month
since, amidst the breaihless attention Of
an immense multitude, with clear and So
Tenn voice, he called God toAFitness that
he would faithfully discharge the duties
Of hi$high Office. He. has now gone to
appear il the presence Of that God. The
praises Of his friends, the denunciafions
Of his enemies, are alike awed into ST.
lence before this dispensaiion Of mysleri-
ous Providence. Amid the busy schem-
ings Of man, the Supreme Ruler has ma
infested his power; and we read with
sadness his awful lesson, Of the
uncertainty Of human life, the emptiness
Of earthly glory.
I" You have seen-how recently and
sadly seen, that the summit Of human
power affords no security from the shafts
Of death. The iIlusirious man, lately al
most nations idol, now lies in the calm
deed slumber which knows no waking
ill the final day. Those deeds ofseryice
70 his country which were so familiar TO
the lips OF thousands, and that fidelity 10
his counry's good, lately so feryenily ex-
pressed, and, as we trust so sincerely felt
-these and AL else that graced his cha
racler, have followed him TO the bar Of the
Just and the merciful Judge. Before that
bar, my friends, we also are TO appear.
We know not how soon. May we so
use the present time as TO prepare our
selves for that awful hour"
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The National Intelligencer Of the 9th
inst on publishing the announcement Of
the death Of President Harrison, remarks
as follows:
The solemn event''which is announced
above, although the public will have been
in some degree prepared for il, will be
10 the whole country an astounding blow.
The uninterrupted health Of the deceased
Patriot, his robust constitution and active
strength, up to the last week Of his life,
had left his coutrymcn nothing to wish
and nothing to fear in regard either to his
bodily or mental capacity for the able dis
charge Of the high trust TO which he was
called. The tens Of thousands Of citizens
who assembled to witness the ceremony
Of his Inauguration felt, in the clear tones
Of his trumpet voice, an assurance that he
possessed health and strength equal to the
arduous duties which lay before him.
But this promise and this confidence were
soon 10 suffer a sad reverse. The week
before last, pursuing the practice Of his
active life, and his habit Of early rising
land exercise, the President, in the course
,of a long walk before breakfast, was over
taken by a slight shower, and got wet.
The following day he felt symptoms Of
indisposition, which were followed by
pneumonia, or bilious pleurisy, which
ultimately baflled all medical skill, and
terminated his virtuous, useful, and indus
trious life, on Sunday morning, alter an
Illness ofeight days. He expired little
after midnight, surrounded by those mem
hers Of his family who were in the city,
the members Of his Cabinet, and many
personal friends. Immediately after his
demise, the members of the Cabinet re.
tired, and drew up and signed the above
annunciation, and caused 1t to be publish
ed. In the course Of Saturday, the Pre-.
sident appeared so much better as TO IN
spire hopes that his disease would be sub
dued, but about p. NJ. asudden and We
ry unfavorable change took. place, and he
.coatinued to sink until death closed the
scene.
That last time the President spoke.wa'
at nine o clock--a little more than three
hours beforc he expired; and the word