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MYSTERIOUS.

A GENTLEMAN belonging to one Of the most ancient
n and wealthy families ofths city, who must be well
known to numerous friends; having since the year 1913
nm 10 recently been bent nearly double, and for several
wears confined to his bed has been restored to good health
has rerained his natural positon-and has quilted
his carriage and now walks with ease! We believe
this the aentleman description as near as possible
and there is no eyaegeraton in it, evil give inquires
his address, and doubt his humane feelings viii ex-
cse the lberty so that any one doubling, may khoc
in print Amonr other similar instances, MIR Jas. u.
REYNOLDS IA Christie street. has been RESTORED anu VIII
give personal assurances of the facts OF his case. BON
were rheumatism and contracted cords and snews'-
How has this been done'
Insuer-By the Indian TegfidDie EhTer INTERNALLY,
and Hewes' Nerue and Bone Linimsnt externally T.
Herald.
only Sold by COMsToCk a W, g.,
n Maiden Lane, New York.
j. ROSS Jr.Woodstock, Vt.
57-Iy r. n. NEWTON, Norwich.
j. G.. BROOKS, Hartford.
A. ". W4RDNER. Windsor.
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MRS. VI. y. GARDENERS BALSAM OF
LIVERWORT & HOARHOUND.

vgVIE Original Vegetable Iiverwort Prcperaton-r Price
n so cents the bottle The most popular remedy Tor
the cure of coughs, colds shifting Of blood ana phhislc
and all other diseases the lungs also ii Is III extensive
use for the cure of Liver Complant-is Mrs Gardiner
Indian BalSom Of Liyerwor and loarhound inns Is Tue
first preparation of Lvcrwor introduced TO the American
public it being twelve years since II was irs csnb-
lshed. Its reputation stands unrivaed as cough ncd-
cine See certificates and places residence ON the PRINT
ed direction round the bottle.
The undersigned having received great benefit for the
cure of diseases named with confidence we recon-
mend the celebrated Uasam Of LiycrwOrl 10 the public.
Ernest Webster, David +. Woodbury.,
Thomas lluskins, If. j.. Horton,
C. Ellis II. Gall,
&. Williams, Miss l.. Howard.
Wholesale and retail by the proprietor, WM, BKON
AL Washington street, Boston. Rela'led by
70 j. ROSS, Jr. Woodstock,Nt.
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WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CANDY,

NTEDICATED-PRICE cts. OF, 10 cts, o. 81 l-2 cts
Nl lb-A remedy that has gained great reputation
the of coughs colds, whoopng cough phthisic
sore throat and all diseases OF the lungs; also it is in eX
tensve use for clearing tho voice for Vocalsts Public
Speakers and in consequence of the extensive sale and
wonderful efficacy Tor curing the above complaints, has
caused number of Druggists and COnIectoncrs to coun
tecit this valuable cough remedy. An imitation has just
been shown me with my name stamped the candy, ey
IDENTIFY to deceive the public For the genuine you will
call for VIM Browns BOnesel Candy, MedCaed," and
see that the direction is signed by the proprietor and the
candy stamped " WV. BRowS." The true article is fol
sale in Boston, wholesale rnd retail by the ManuaCtu
rer, corner of Washington and EiliOst.
For sale by J. A. DUNBAR Woodstock, VI.
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New Line Of Stages,
FROM LUDLOW TO WOODSTOCK.

rINIIr subscribers will commence running 1uo Horse
| stage an the 18th OF October, from Ludlow win. Ty-
son Furnace Plymouth and Bridgewacr to Woodstock,
VI leaving Johnsons Hotel, Ludlow, on MONDAYS We'd
ne,lays and Fridays at half past o'clock, T. M,-aiter
the arrival Of the kecne and Rutland Sagcs-an arrive al
Woodstock Mt halfpast O'Clock, T. M;lcavc Whitney s
Hotel Woodstock Tuesdays Thursdays and SATURDAYS,
n, O'Clock, A. NJ and arrive ut Ludlow In time for the
Keene Stage which leaves Ludlow Mt 10 oclrk A. NJ,
and the Rutland and Burlington Stage, which leaves at
halfpast o'clock, 7. VI.
Passengers going North from the East or South, vii
fnd this the most direct route; as they can take IN
burlington Stage at keene, Wapoe, b. Falls, Chcscro
Cavends and arrive AT Woodstock the same da, nj half
mast 7ocock r. M-Hlso passengers can take the Bur
inrton ags nj Middebury, Brandon Piitslurd Rutland
Shrewsbury aud Mount Holly and arrvcu Woosock me
same ay Mt hapast 7oclOck, where stuers leave tue
next ,ay for all parts Of the country ,
RP. POLLARD & co.
II. r. POLLARD. Plymouth,
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Tyson Furnace, propTj,,ors
JOSEPH MARTIN, DO.
Isaac u. Johnson, LudioU, -
Sept. "a, 1871. H-u
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N, e. N. o. RANDALL,

uAvE fitted up the shop formerly occupied by warren
Mute on Central street, where they intend TO ulI
themselves in readiness to do all kinds Ol NAl'h AM
CLOCK REPAIRING and job work of every description
that is done in Watch repairing shops. They have Just
returned from BOSTON with IN entire new ana iaShlohInle
assortment consisting OF Clocks, Watches, JcWery Ko-
per best Cutlery several of Knives and Fork TOYS
of NJ! kinds Violin and Bass Vio Strings Chrione,l Reeds
Drtana Ware Of the best material anu mos hshohmoc
patterns Combs. shell and horn travelling baskets, Itr-
nmory Macassur und Bears Oil, Fine Gold Beads &c &C.
All Of which are offered reasonable as can be lonhd III
in this vicinity. -,
~ b. Please call and examine and upon our honor the
honsonian medicine shall he kept NJ hay, II desired
n. d NJ. q. RANDALL.
Woodstock Sept. 60, lsll.
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WIN. BROWNS PENCIL PASTE

TN one minute YOU produce polish far superior 10
British Luster 1t being paste, is used without mnk-
ING II dust which IL great objection oa powder LOOK
TO your Stoves and Crates il YOU would have them neat
and bearing light lusier. Price, IL cents roll
Families can be supplied most of the Druggist ana
GroCery Stores in Boston, Dealers can he supplied nj the
manufacturers price, of Dana Eyens Co., slas Pierce
q Co., VIM. stcarns d Co., Wm i. bradford Co.,
For snlr nv J. A. DUNBAR
Woodstock VI. We
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THoMsONIAN MEDICINE.

PURE AND UyADULTERATED MEDICINE.
Atm. NJ. o. RANDAIIiS Jewery Store, is kept
n good assortment of THoMsoNIAS MEDICINE, con
sistine Of
Rheumatic or Hot Drops, Brown Iobca,
Wine Bi,crs, Pulyerized slippery Elm,
Dysentery Syrup, Meadow Ferne Ointment
Vegetable Jelly, lealing save,
Iiniamcnt Stimulating Linament,
Fine Lobelin, Composition,
Cough Bdlsnm, Cayenne
Nervne or Valerian, Spice Biiters
Green Lobea, Nomans Friend, &c
All for sale ut the BOSTON prices, at
Sept. 90, lSll ". 4 VI. o. R1NDdLLS.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WIN l EN AhRAN
IN and AFTER MONDAY, November 2, lsil the pa.sen-
" ger trains will run MS follows;
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BOSTON
At 6 3-i A. NJ. At ~ AM
At NJ. At ii l-2 AN.
Ala L. p. NJ. At 5rM
LEAVE LOWELL
At 8 3-4A,M. At6 Ia pm. At IL "a pm.
or Immediately the arrival of the cars from Boston,
WAY PASSENGERS taken and lett at TyngsborOugh,
North Chelmsford and MddleseS
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the Cars for Nashua
will be conveyed to the Cars free of EXPENSE by leaving
their names at the Railroad Ticket Oce and passengers
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, will be con
veyed to any part of the city without charge.
p,ro From Nashua to Lowell, so cents
FWe- From Nashua, TO Boston, $3.50.
On the arrival of the cars ut Nashua stages leave for AL
part of Hampshire Vermont Newly ork ma Cnnada
via Amoskeas Concord Kcenc, Charlcsown N. H., Wind
sor, and Brattlehoro, VI,
Books are kent in Bosroy at the Stage Office, No. and
II Elm-street, ALSO in LOWELL, at tho Northern and
Western Railroad and stage office in front Of the Depot
where seats can be secured IN any ri he uonches ANA
correct information ob,uncdrepecns the different stage
routes
Mencu,SpIsE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Dcpota
Charesown and Nashua ever! morning, Sundays eNcep
An goods to be transported on the Rail Road going
above Lowell, mast he sent TO lne COMPANY fr"sh'
Depot Chnrlesown,n nj the end OfNarrcn Brluae'
Goods to be forwarded by the morning trains must DC
sent to the Depot as early as the evening before
The Company having provided large nnd commHdloVs
Store Houses both in Nashua and Charlestnwn, ana nav
inc completed their arrangements for the Transportation
of Merchandise give notice that they are now prepared
forwarded 10 their Dcpos, aud for this purpose have
furnished safe and covered which will perfectly
cure GOODS from damage and careful and experienced men
TO take CHARGE nj the Transportation business nj the De-
nnts and 10 accompany the goods over the road.
The Company, determine not only to accommodate
the nublic but to extend facility their power
both to Tcamser. and crchantsahd have fixed upon the
following rates OF Freight;
So so per ton each way between Nashua and Charles
town.
Bulk Salt Plaster, Lime stone, Lumber @c e2 per ton
9 Oo nor ION each wa, between Nashua and Lowell.
All Rrnuar Tennlscrs running 10 the cars will be car
riod over the road between Nashua and Charesow each
way ONsLow sTEARNs, Superintendent.
Nashua, October q, 1911. rs
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(1UM MYRRH. Firs, best article, for sale at the
N Jeweiry Store Of -
Dec. 4 ~. 4 W. %. RANDALL.
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MONEY MARK EFT.
Wednesday, Jan. &C.

wednesday, Jan. 36--O r. M
The markets generally have resumed the appearances
they presented before the arrival of the late Cot
ton, which at first buoy ant is again DALI and hold
ers disposed sell at the rates current last week.
stocks bsve ewed their downward tendency. There
il nothing in the late news the hope Of any
speedy improvement in affairs The appointment Of
Lord Ashbuton looked as an evidence OF the de-
termination Of Great Britain to maintain peace ii can
be done on her terms, and not otherwise. In the
leading political journals OF London the Message of the
President sneered "the concatory talk" of the
President and hopesare INDUCED that the
ans will not be unreasonable to resist the
super son of the Marine police eth word"
From the present state Of affairs, the shade which the
noliticsl relations between the two countries throw
over the financial world TO have deepened and
the market was heavy today. Indiana per cent bonds
fell per CEN. Harlem Il Canton III New York SIS, per
cents do 6s improve ed per cent; Ohio 6s per cent
Thss Beekmsn, Esq has been appointed Receiver for
the Commercisi Bank OF Oswego.
The Clinton County Bank, Safety Fund, which re-
Gently revived, isl going to attempt to stagger on
The redemption ofis notes are resumed at the Mechan
les and farmers Bank Albany.
The Michigan Suspension Act OF last year has been
repealed
Since the opening the Reading Railroad 200 tons Of
oosl been received Philsdephia, by that chan
mol, The sypply of coal is constantly increasing from
other sources and for the coming year prices must
exceedingly low The Morris tanali about to be put
in active operstion through 100000 tons OF COAL IN
$500 boats it 10 estimated will arrive annually AZ Jer-
sew City and the Lehigh Company advertise 70 deliver
at SAl DER ton as soon the navigation opens ms Is
80 per ton less it costs to nine the Laekawana
The great canal coal monopoly about to be broken up
and the opportunity favoroble one for the imposi-
op Of the tax upon coal to pay the State the
psnnevlyania Legislature, which we suggested some
tina svo Since then bill to tax coal 25 centsper ton,
no. been introduced into the Legislature This would
yield 100000 is to be hoped that the interest Will
bs punctually met the LIST proxmo The London
Times after copying the late letter of the State Urea
surer On the subject, remarks as folows:-
The thus given that tho interest due on LIST
February will be runctuslly paid cannot fail to tran
ouise the OF the English creditors OF the state oil
Peuny v apia and the explanation which the above lei
ter also affords Of the OF the iurthcr r'quion
unon the banks shows that instead OF looking Win
alarm upon that step they should feel greater
from H. as it has been adopted solely Tor their beneto
guard against any contingencies.
large amou n, Union Bank OF Florida post totes,
endorsed by citizens Of Florida, due in this CITY, on the
LIST inst have been protested for non.rayment.
The following the leading features THE Bank Of
| Kentucky and Branches, Jan. is,a, and Jan. 1871.
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Died.

Yesterday, of consumption RosKnr kerr BAKrS lld
Duane street in the 42d year of his age Also Of con-
sumptiou his daughter sussnnah, aged two years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
snectfuIlv invited to attend the funeral this aftef-
noon (the 27th inst at hslfpast three O'Clock
On Tuesday, 25th, SUSAN MARRIs, wife Of Philip Mar
rim after short Illness in the 25,h year Of her age
The friends Of the family and those Of her brohersn
law James Marin and Thomas Nugcnt are respe~.
fully invited to attend her funeral TINS afternoon AZ Jour
o'clock from her late residence, 100 Centre st.
On Tuesday, EDWARD MircHELL, only child Of Edw'
E. and Sarah q. MITCHELL in the 1th year oil his age.
Suddenly. on Monday 24'h 'ust hSEn "oarErprxF,
in the 5oth year Of his age sw
Al Quebec on the 10th inst May IsaBEI, wife Of W.
seweil ESQ son ofthe late Chief Justice Sewell.
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Baltimore.
'orresponAesce Of He HERALD

BALrIEoRE, Jan. 70, 1877.
Resumption Bill Passed the Rouss-Nep Secretary Of
Stste-Anothsr Currency Meeting Leet,us-Ora-
torio, SC.
Mr.. EDIroR:-
The original bill, offered by Mr.. Freshman, de-
legats from this city, requiring the banks of Mary.
land to rec ume specie paynen's within twenty days
afterits final passage, brought up in the House
yesterday aud passed by vote of 55 affirmative to
Hnesative. BY this decision it will be seen that
large number Of the wings sustained re SUMPTION
II the Senate follow in the footsteps of the House,
and there seems now to be but little doubt that it
Will, the time is not distant, when we shall have
"nRt drePs," in all probability, too abundant for
the healthful situation of the banks Golfers.
John c. lie Grand Esq, the present speaker Of
the House, has bean nominated to the office Of Sc
cretary Of State, in the place Of John Sifford, re-
signed; and J. II. d. kagruder, Esq, of this city,
to that Of State Librarian. The form er is judici
Gus nomination. Mr.. lie Grand is young gentle
man OF sterling worth, pure integrity and admira-
BILE talents. What throws a double lustre around
his character, is, that he is a sef-made man, who
of all are the best kind men. Another humbug
currency meeting was held yesterday afternoon in
the square TIE people are actually running mad
Railroad orders are now Is IL per cent discount
we are forced to take this money or get nothing
and then to have it shaved at this rate, or
fail and 70 into liquidation. The meetings however
only add fuel to frs-no good is accomplished by
them.
David Stewart, Esq. lectured last evening b
fore the Mercantile Library Association. His
thoughts were bold and indie pendent, his imagery
transcendently beautiful, and his Lecture by far
the best delivered in Baltimore this season.
The German Liedercrautz, Musical Association,
had grand Oratorio last night at the Assembly
Rooms. 1t attracted crowded audience. and
went off with great credit to those engaged in it.
Captain Partridge, gentleman distinguished
for his literary abilities, is at present del verng
course of military lectures in our city In antici-
patton Of the great convention, to take place near
our city in May next; many will doubtless at
tend to perfect themselves in military tactics
We have had very slight fall Of snow, and it yet
continues cold. Yours,
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Philadelphia.
(Corracpoudence of the Harald


PHILADELPHIA, Jan 26, 1892. M.
Great Excitement Gnard Bank BROKE Other Banks
in Danger ola Run Probable Discharge of Err.
Cashier Jaudon on Habeas Corpus-Ihe Police.
As every body had reason to expect, and as you
and have time and again predicted, the Girard
Bank made final burs, up The notes were first
refused by the Bank Of Northern Liberties, and
shortly after by every bank in the city. The news
rapidly spread, and it spread the crowd aud panic
in and about the Girard Bank increased. From
eleven to three o'clock the crowd at the counter was
dense that it was with difficulty approached
The fives were exchanged for other paper, but all
its bills above that denomination were refused on
the ground, as alleged by the teller, that the Bank
had not the means of re deemng them. The crowd
in the banking room, the steps Of the Bank, and
in the street, amounted to several hundreds. The
most of the circulation appeared by the Offering to
be above hves, consequently the loss will be heavy
on the community as 1t is but fair 10 suppose the
banks took Of themselves by pretty effectually
clearing themselves of it, The brokers, is thought
were not so successful, the news of The stoppage
created such panic among them at the Board, that
it almost Immediately adjourned Some few shares
of GirarI sold at S.; State ves sold $50, an ad-
vance Of one on yesterdays sales. The holders Of
Girard notes were all quiet
l believe that no hostile demonstrations were
made against any Of the other Banks, though the
Bank OF Pennsylvania, frequently heard connected
with fate like this of the GlrsTd The stock OF the
Pennsylvania Is about IS per cent. below. par, and
as 1t Is thought by some that the payment OF the
State interest on the LIST OF February, will bfing
with it some trouble IT, there is fevershness in
the public mind that would not surprise me to see
break out in panic and a run upon it. You
know well as can tell on, that no one of cur
Banks can stand run. One or two of our other
Banks, whose Stocks most depressed, were also
doubtpgly spoken OF. Guard Bank Notes are sell
ing al the Brokers al discount OF 20 per cent for
currency.
The case Of Mr. Jaudon, on habeds corpus, came
up last evening before Judge Randall, and after de-
cldisg against the reasons which were argued 10
auash il by Mr. Brewster, a hearing slCliar to that
had before the Recorder entered into. AZ you
have published this, think it necessary to repeal
| IT, II IS probable that Mr. Jasdon will be d5charg.
| ed As the evidence against him is much less con
elusive than against the Others, many think he viii
| De let Of
PSI am informed that the Mayor lie congre
gazing his police in order 10 be prepared for Tia,
| wsrst. crowd Of several hundred persons ar,
| still hanging about the Bank, but without drmou
| STATIONS OF any violence.
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Married..

On the 9th December, at Balinaack House, Co: west
meath ireland, JAMES d. RocsE, Esq, OF the hrm OF
Roche Brothers Co.. of this City, to Miss ELIZA, only
daughter of the late WIN. varnham. Esq, London, and
niece to the Hon. George Nuskeu Banker, 81 Adams
and late Member of Parliament for the latter place. Herd
fordshire, Englsnd. - A.
oath inst by the Rev q. w. Wswell, JOS RiTrrR, OF
New York to AsrHrrE LOUISA Vas DERHxrDys, ED
est daughter Of Cornelius Van Derheyden Of the former
place.
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Try Sr.prSprn BANxs.

This table shows that the ten suspended banks have
uniformly furnished circulation than the Is specie
paying banks, and at this moment the latter furnish
scarcely per cent of the aggregate circulation while
they hold thirds of the specie nothing exhibit
the pernicous policy of the suspended policy in stran
ger than these facts It's to be hoped that the Leg
isatlre ofNew Jersey will compel prompt resumption
Of spece payments on the part Of 1.-THE banks Of the
state The people have long enough been imposed
with the story.
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The Mohawk and Hsdson Ra,li oaa has declared d q
'id.nd payable 18th February. letters from Albany
state that In consequence Of the great expenses Of the
road during the past year. the company have made
tempt to borrow money in III at MARKET with view to
the promised dividend.
From the report Of the treasurer Of the State OF Maine
we take the following atement Of the debt of that
tata
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sales at the stock Exchang,
state Of Trade.

The markets have resumed their inactivity and gloomy
sppearance In Real Estate the following sales took
place to-day.
No 20. A triangular lot 81, AZ 4, 20 9-Ss25.
Nos 10 H. lots Union square, and lots on the
rear on Eighteenth street, each Is by e2$l 900 each
lot - -
house and lot corner Of Broadway and Bleecker-
SIS $50.
Adjoining lot, 80 by 75-$l6,ooo.
Property corner Of Washington square and McDougal
street bought in at So 500. Adjoining lot not offered
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GO IMPROVED MEDICINAL Hair CoMPosiroN.-An
important discovery for the treatment of the Hair
preservative against badness, and valuable in
all affections OF the skin the head Dandri Sc SC
To prevent the destruction of so fine ornament and
to that gift Of nature, REQUIRES many years expe
renco with the identical part for what kind of compo
siton could that be invented by persons not familiar
with the study Of the skin on the head
The true Of the hair, as it is called by some
celebrated DOCTORS who have used aud recommended
specific might for its effects be compsrd to the regu
lative activity which takes place in each plant.
The numerous experiments hr. Grandjean has made,
leaves doubt in his mind relative to the course follow
ed by the sap and Of the which stop its crcula
ton in the tereeuiar spaces, which all communicate
together, to form the capillary tube infinitely
divided The does not circulate in all hair with the
facility In most hair Of which the vessels but
little developed, 1t operates slowly, because the tube
itself being continually filled with it, annihilates the
Presp ration then the ascending effect cannot take
place but by the application Of Grandj cans Composition
which in few days only will penetrate through the
hair TO the roots
The ascending power varies then not only according
TO the quality the tube but also to the way Of using
this Composition Apply the paste in the evening be.
fore going to bed, and the liquidin the morning.
BAIDsEss- must and does receive the prominence
and surpasses all that has yet been employed for the
treatment the hair One bottle OF ought be count
ed among the necessary articles which should be pur
all parents for preserves the roots prevents
the falling off, and strengthens by its rich and generous
stimuants the weakest hair gives to all sorts Of hair
admirable sotness lustre an fnepess and keeps in
great measure from becoming GRS.
is extraordinary specific to erascfr from the skin
the head that p0wdery sediment which many persons
complain Of II may be daily applied the head OF the
aged as well as the youngest childs
The considerable sale thereof the repute and extern
sion daily certain guarantee and ought to
Danish all the fears that in his mind
corning its efficacy Each will receive with the bottle
treatise on the proper treatment OF the hair.
Mr. Grsndjesns Composition will henceforth partake
the excellent perfumes jasmine, bergamot, va
nills, ambrosia, lemon, &c.
Principal office, No. Barclay str ect, two doors from
Broadway.