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CHEESEMAN'S
ARABIAN BALSAM.

TNHlS valuable Medicine has been used for
Il more than ten years, and is highly appreciated
Tor the peculiar and ecacOus property il possesses
for the Of all kinds of Wounds, Bruises,
SPrains, Sores, Burns, and Scalds, aud is never
failing remedy for acute or chronic Rheumatism.
1t is warranted TO any case Of Piles OF Fistrla
OF however long standing, when everything else
has failed and It affords Immediate relief in pain
IN the side and breast, pain and weakness in the
back and loin, and be depended on to quiet
Pain and relieve Soreness in all cases This Won
der working Balsam will restore numb or torpid
limbs, stiff joints numbness in any part of the
body, and is sure and pleasant application Cor sore
lungs and Threats, quinses, &c. This is no doubt
ful remedy-beng prepared in accordance with
strict and well established chemical laws Its rep
utation has been, and still is oH,card and is now
extensively used in all parts of the United States
while the universal satisfaction 1t has given-the
increasing demand, and the numerous and respee-
table testimonials from Physicians and Others who
have tested and infaiby proved its efficacy, shows
that it needs only to be used TO prove its Invaluable
excellence and satisfy the most incredulous.
aJ As there are several counterfeits the pur-
chaser should BE- particular and see that each wrap
per has the written signature of the proprietor
T.. CHEESEMAN.
In bottles at so cents. For sale BY BUTTON
* CLAhh, Brattleboro. 6m III
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DURHAM BULL.
The Thorough Bred Improved
Short Horned Bull
OH AMPION,

OWNED by L. FAIR of Brattleboro, will
" stand this season at Smiths Tavern in
Brattleboro. He was calved April 9Th, 1871,
bred by Samuel W. Bartlett Of East Windsor,
and sold 10 Lucius Chapman of Ware House
Point, CT, in April last.
His Pedigree is as follows, and his ancestors
named in the following list embrace some OF
the most celebrated animals ever known in this
Country.
CHAMPIONS PEDIGREE.
Champion was sired by Prince, bred by
Henry Watson Of East Windsor, CT. sired by
Ajax, dam Princess. BY Washington, (l566,
No. in the Herd Book,) or. dam Pansey, by
Blaize, (76) j or. sire Ajah, bred by Gen.
Stephen Van Rensselaer, Of Albany, sired by
Washington, (l566); dam Pansey by Blaize,
(76);l gr. gr. sire Washington, (l566) or.
or. or. sire BIaize, (76); or. or. gr or. sire
Charles, (l97); or. or. gT. or. gr. sire Blythe
Comet, (s5), or. or. or. or. gr. gr. sire Prince,
(54).
Champions dam, White Tulip, sired by
Whisker, TWhisker sired by Patriot, (24l2);
dam Young Miranda, by Frederick, (203S, ]
bred by the late Hon. Stephen Williams OF
Nouhboro, Mass. gr. dam Tulip, sired by
Patriot, (94I2); or. or. dam Young Lilac, by
Frederick, (90SS); or. or. gr. dam Lilac by
Young Denton, 96S; gr. gr. gr. gr. dam
Arabella, by North Star, 400; gr. gr. or. or.
gr. dam Aurora, by Comet, l55.
10 Certificates, establishing the above Pedi-
gree, can be seen, by calling on the Proprietor
Of said Bull.
BTattleboro, March |, 1914.
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IN B.4NKRUPTCE

NOTICE to all creditors and other persons
IN in interest, that by order Of the DislIlcs y
Court of the United States for the DISTRICT Oh
Vermont, dividend out of the assets oil
FRANKLIN III. FEssESDES, Of Bratleoofo'
and DANIEL HAsAR, Of Guilford,
bankrupts, will be made and declared by INC
court on the ninth day Of April next, a. zen
O'Clock forenoon, al the office OF Samuel r'sn-
iiSs, District Judge, in Montpelier, IN sad os'
tEict, among the creditors who shall have pro,
we'd and filed proofs of their debts before s'la
day, unless sufficient cause be then and 'hele
shewn 10 the contrary.
Dated the lIih day Of March, 1874.
so EDWARD II. PRENTlSS, Celh
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CONSUMPTION.
and I'LL DISEASES OF THE PHI
.MON.4RY ORIGINS w

and all DISEASES OF THE Pull
.MON.4RY ORIGINS.
For the last six wears the HJNGARuN
BALSAM has been 10 extensive use in Gr..,
Britain, and throughout the Continent Of En-
rope, where II has completely asiounded ,he
Medical Faculty, by its unparalled success n
the cure Of
THE MOST HOPELESS CASES
Of Consumption ever brought under their M.
tice. In England it has cured thousand uDop
thousands-of all classes-in cases Of the most
dangerously C0nsumptive character-aBd the
English papers are iull of extravaganl euogi.
ums upon II and upon It's distinguished author,
This Bslsam has also been introduced into
the practice OF some Of the best Hospitals, In.
frmaries, and other Institutions in Great Brit.
ain, and has received the publ s,Icinn hbe
most distinguished Chemists and professional
men, as the
MOST WONDERFUL CURATIVE
-of Pulmonary Diseases in the whole range Of
Phsrmsev.
A Committee of SEVEN OF THE MOST
CELEBRATED PHYSICIANS OF LON
DON, who were requested by DR.. Buchan 10
give their unbiased opinion Of his Bslsam,
have, under their own names, unreseryedly
pronounced it an
UNRIVALLED SPECIFIC
And they unhesitatingly recommend il TO be
kept in every family of CONSERVATIVE Ten.
DEScr. The joint certificate Of these Physi.
Clans accompanies each bottle of the Balsam.
DR.. BUCHAN
has been elected an honorary member Of all the
prominent Medical Societies of Europe, and
his Balsam is now so well established that lib
eral minded men, in the Medical profession,
prescribe it for their patients, as the
BEST OF ALL REMEDIES
for Pulmonary complaints and physical debii.
ty-and il is universally received as one Of The
standard medicines Of the day.
The Great merit Of DR.. Buchan's Balsams
this-in all cases of Pulmonary complaints it
gives IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
A single bottle will reveal its astonishing
virtues, and open at once the fountain Of health
and strength 10 the afflicted.
p1-Price OF the Balsam, only 81 per bottle,
with full directions, Dissertation on ConsumP'
ton, Notices and Certificates of Remarkable
Cures. &c
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PAIN TIN G..

THE subscriber would respectfully announce
Il to the inhabitants of Bratileboro and its
vicinity, that having bought out Frederick
Van Doom, one door north Of the Vermont
House, he viii continue TO carry on the Paint
iRg business in all its various branches, viz:
House, Sign, and Imitation Painting, Glazing
and Paper Ringing, Sc, and hopes TO merit a
share of public patronage.
ROBERT ROBERTSON.
Brattleboro, Aug. 10, Is4s. so
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RAN AWAY

ENROM the subscriber on the 18th inst, an
= indented boy by the name Of Royal ".
adams. This is to forbid all persons harbor-
ing or trusting him on my account, as shall
pay no debts of his contracting after this date.
SAMUEL ADAMS.
Brookline, March is, 1914. 80
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NOTICE.

THE man who borrowed my saddle is re-
- speciiuily requested to bring it home. As
TO the bride, (as it is an old one | am not so
pertnacious. He may, if he is particular about
u, keep thai, If he will concentrate his honesty
on the saddle. I'D. BRADIFY
March 90, 1874. so
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BEE HIVES.

Jones multiplying and Equah=ing Hive
~ saves all the trouble of watching, hiving,
and the risk of their going off. IL secures the
labor OF the bees the entire season, and pre-
vents small swarms.
The subscriber having purchased the right
for the County OF Windham, Except the town
of Londonderry and the towns of Bernard
ston, Leyden and Heath, in Franklin County,
Mass, to make, use, and sell Jones' patent
Hives, would give notice that he has left
Hives with the following persons, who are
agents for selling the rights;
J. Steen, and A. +. Dwinell, Brattleboro;
Farley Starr, Nottingham f. Il. & v.
Forbes, Wilmington Thomas Houghton,
Grafton and Windham; Benjamin and Newell
Livemore, Jamaica; Laban Jones, Dover;
Peter Harmon, WardsboIo Samuel Gray,
Townshcnd and Brookline Russell Perry,
Putney; Geo. w. Daniels, Westminster West;
Henry May, Westminster East; Benj Frost,
Saxtons River and Athens; John w. Moore,
Bellows Falls; Oscar l.. Lincoln, Newfsne;
WIN. G. Pike, Stratton and Somerset; VIM.
ii. Stark, Halifax; Edward Crosby, Marlboro;
Geo. Childs, Leyden; John n. Purple, Ber-
nardston.
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CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.

TNHE best medicine known to man for iucip-
tent Consumption, Asthma ofevery stage,
bleeding OF the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Liver
complaint, and all diseases of the Pulmonary
Organs, may be had of Agents named below.
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
compound Basamic preparation of the
Prunns pirginianG OF "Wild Cherry Bark y
combined with the Extract of Tar, prepared
by new chemical process, approved and rec
commended by the most distinguished physi-
Clans, and universally acknowledged the most
valuable medicine ever discovered.
NO QUACKERY NO DECEPTION.
05-All published statements of cures pcrEor-
med ny this medicine are, IN eperv respect.
dkUE. Be careful and get the genuine "Dr
WIsrAR's BALsAN OF WILD CRERRY.~ as
spurious limitations are abroad.
Orders from any part Of the country sboub
De addressed TO Isaac Butts, No. la5, Fulton
street, New York. -'''''
~ Sold in BrattebOro BY BUTTON &
CLARK, Fayetteville, II. +. Baker. Ivo4
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There Is truth and good poetry in the follow
Ing. We commend 1t TO every one who DON'T
take the papers, or, taking them, don't pay for
them.
OH, YEsi TAKE THE PAPERS.
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Dissolution of Copartnership

AaSSOAutAOnO VI OOpdEtncESnIp.
YNHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
a tween the subscribers under the firm OF
w. II: w. l.. WILLIAMS, is this day by
mutual consent dissolved. All persons indebi-
ed TO the late firm are requested 10 make nav
ment TO w. l.. Williams, who is authorized 10
adjust the affairs of the firm. Also, all de-
mands against said firm viii be paid BY w. I.
Williams.
WIN. II. WILLIAMS,
WIN. L. WILLIAMS.
Newlane, March 4, 1874.
All persons having unsettled accounts with
the lase firm of w. II. & w. l.. Williams, are
requested to settle the same by the 5tn dav of
May next. Also, all persons having demands
against said firm are requested to present the
same for payment.
WIN. L. WILLIAMS.
Newfane, March Is, 1914. so
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DAVID f. BRADLEE,

Sole Agent for the United States,
O. COURT STREET, BOSTON.
Sold also wholesale and retail by DUTTON
& CLARK, BTatlleboro Norman Harris
Bellows Falls; j. Ross, Jr., Woodstock A.
s. III. Wardner, Windsor. SmI
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New Goods New GOODS |,

A LARGE quantity of Prints and Nj. de
IN LANES, (entirely new styles;) gents
Silk and Mohair Scarfs; Silk pocket Hdkfs. !;
Veslings, SC. SC.
Also,-Tickings, Sheetings, and Drinps.
just received at No. 4, Granite Ro,s, by
DICKINSON, DAY l. co.
March Is. 4wa9
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SILVER WARE.

JUST received an additional supply of SILL
~ YER SPOONS, of all kinds, cheap for
cash, by HID. BRACKETT'
March 10. 50
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THE TIME HIS CONE Wprv
CONSUME TON NAY BE CL.9SSTrnn
WITH THE CUR,4BLE DLSE,9SPS1O
THE SUBSCRIBER ANNOUNCES
the gratifying intelligence that he has recs;r.i
from England large supply of ~
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GOLD WATCHES.

A MOTHER lot of GOLD WATCHES
IA just received and for sale at great bargains
by III. ID. BRACKETT.
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"
AMONG WHICH ARE
10 chests Turkey Opium;
o5 cases refined Camphor;
so bbls. cold pressed Castor Oil;
so I" Alcohol
10 chests Canton Rhubarb;
10 cases gum Mama;
so bales India SIENNA;
5 Alexandria SIENNA;
so bbls. pure African Cayenne;
10 cases Red Sea Myrrh;
95 boxes Tartaric Acid;
SO kegs Sup. Carb. Soda;
10 casks Cream Tartar;
so jars Carbonate Ammonia;
25 baskets Annatto;
10 bbls. pure Copaiva;
100 boxes CASTLE Soap;
900 or. Sulphate Qpinine;
90 cases Gum Arabic;
10 cans Oil Lemon;
10 Z" Burgamot;
90 ceerons Ipecac Root;
bales Jalsp Root;
English Valerian;
90 Sponges;
90 cases Liquorice Paste;
100 doz. Pamer's Cream Of Soap;
$50 bales Sheep Irvine;
1000 packages Druggists Glass Ware;
30 bbls. Linseed Oil
90 casks dry White Lead;
500 kegs assorted ground White Lead;
95 bbls. Spirits Turpeniine;
so English Venetian Red;
90 casks French Yellow;
90 cases gum Shelac;
10 ." gum Copal;
100 bbs. Whiting;
90 cases Chrome Yellow;
10 " Chinese Vermillion;
IS bbls. Copal varnish;
10 a" Japan;
100 " ground Camwood;
100 4" =" Logwood;
600 Redwood:
SO +" Lima Wood;
10 cases Manila Indigo;
Bengal do.
casks Msdder;
95 bbls Copperas;
so do. Alum;
SO carboys Oil Vitriol;
10 bbls. Blue Vitriol;
90 Olive Oil;
95 packs Gold Leaf;
25 bbls. superior Glue;
,geiher with a most extensive assortment OF
,poiheeGries Glass Wsre, Perfumery, &c.
The above, together with ell the varieties Of
rugs, Paints aud Dye Stufis that can be
'und in any city, are offered at the very low
4 rates, on accommodating credits, and quail
es that will be iearranfed 10 the purchasers,
so with the right Of returning, at the entire
st Of the subscriber, he paying all expenses
transport, both TO and fro.
Country Merchants, Dealers in Drugs,
ianuiacturers, Cloihiers, or painters, are res
ectiully invited 10 call when purchasing, as
nusual inducements will be offered TO secure
leir patronage.
EDWARD BRINLEY,
No. 5 and 4, south side Faneuil Hall,
BOSTON.
y. 3. Spurred Rye OF Ergot, Oils of Tan
=. NORWOOD and Spearmint, Bees Wax,
I'd American Saffron, constantly wanted in
~ quantities, for which the highest market
ties will be paid, either in cash or barter, and
~ articles connected with the Drug line will
lgly will be received if terms can be made
utual'y advantageous
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GALWAY, January 5, 1914.

GALWAY, January 5, lS44.
The undersigned having had frequent oppor-
tunities of witnessing the operation of Jones'
Multiplying and Equalizing Bee Hive, hereby
certify that we have known the hive to be d.
vided, both parts living through the subsequent
winter, and increasing the ensuing summer,
being now in prosperous condition. And We
can further certify that the estimation in which
said hive is held where its excellence has been
tested gives il a pre-eminence over all Others
with which we have any acquaintance.
THOMAS WILKINsoS, NJ. D.,
+. o. SMITH, p. NJ,
WILLIAM HuNFoRD,
THOMAS MANS,
JAMES STILwELL,
THEoPHILUs SMITH.
The Hives will be kept constantly on hand
and for sale by my agents in BratIeboro.
so S0LYMAN CUNE.
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RECHANsC
Hungarian RaIsam of L;G

The only Compound known to the M,d;.J
Faculty which will effect SPEEDY AN
PERMANENT CURE OF THAT DRFin
FIJI. MAIADY
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SHOVELS.

IN DOZ. Cast Steel and Iron ShoveIs and
~ Manure Forks, for sale at reduced Dri-
ces; G. T0WNSLEY 8. SON.
Brattleboro, March 81, 1874. so
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NEW ARRIVAL.

YNHlS day opened choice lot of Watches,
n OF superior quality, and for sale low by
March 10. H. ID. BRACKETT
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LOOK AT THISI

A NEW lot of Gold and Silver Pencils,
n some extra heavy. Also-Breast Pins,
hair Fins, and few lbs. black Buges, for sale
by H. ID. BRACKETT
March 10. On
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MILL SAWS.

ID owLAND'S Mill Saws OF various sizes,
~ just received.
C. ToWNSLEY & SON.
Brattleboro, March 81; 1874. so
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y: 3. SpurTed Rye OF Ergot, Oils Of Tan
sy,. NORWOOD and Spearmint, Bees Wax,
and American Saffron, constantly wanted in
any Quantities, for which the highest market
rates will be paid, either in cash or barter, and
any articles connected with the Drug line will
hngly will be received if terms can be made
mutually advantageous.
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints and
DYE STUFFS.

yrHE subscriber having recently made ex-
tensive additions to his previous stock Of
Drugs, &C., now offers for sale at his store,
Nos. s and 4, south side Old Faneuil Hall,
Boston, at unusually low prices, very large
assortment Of all the varieties of
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-15

lost confidence in the stability Of our institutions
Rejoice, that the wages of the honest laborng
man will now be reduced, even when he can get
employment, and that thousands will be thrown
out OF employment altogether Rejoice, that the
farmers will be obliged to reduce the prices on
all they bring to market! Rejoice, oh We Loco
ioco dram-drinkers, who hang about rog-shops
and shout for Polk, Dallas, Texas, and Modern
Democracy, that your wives mothers, and daugh-
tiers, who have worked for money that you have
spent in idleness, will now have to work for one
half of the scanty pittance that has been hitherto
allowed them for their diligent labor Oh this
Modern Democracy is glorious thing! How it
puts money in the poor mans purse Hurrah
for the Locofocos!
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TENNESSEE.

The editor of the Nashville Wing gives re-
turns from twenty counties in Middle Tennessee.
with the remark that the Wing loss in that divi-
sion of the State will probably reach 2,000-800
more than the Wings anticipated in their esti-
mate giving the State to Clay by 5000 majority.
Four strong Locofoco counties in East Tennes-
see, to wit Greene, Sullivan, Hawkins, and
Washington, and one Wing county. Garter, are
reported, in the Richmond Enquirer, to have
given gain of 500 to the Locofocos We ex-
pect that the strong Wing counties in that end
of the State, such as Knox. Jefferson, Cooke, Sc
vier, &c, have neutralized this Locofoco gain.
If so. the State has gone for Clay, most probably,
by small majority. Much, however, depends
upon West Tennessee, where the Locos expected
the Texas question would help them handsomely.
We yet have faith that Clay has carried the State,
because Tennessee has hitherto been SO uniformly
true to herself and true to the best interests of
the country.
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SANpS's SARsAPARILLA-Ths invaluable medicine
hus its way in public favor until has become the
only acknowledged preparation that be relied upon
for the removal and cure fall diseases originating in
impure state OF the blood and other fluids. 1t is
duced in medicinal value by the addition sugar. and is
prepared by peculiar process entirely new. The prn-
cple which renders this root valuable is wholly pre-
served This Sarsaparlla is extensively recommended
and proved to be highly beneficial for purifying the blood
and removing unhealthy humors eradicating the effects
of mercury from the system, clearing the skin, &C. is
also used with the happest effects ia rheumatism and
neuralgia
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail by A. =. y D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 10 Fulton street, ~ York
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for So.
AGENTS FOR WASHINGTON CITY
r. FARNHAM, Bookseller,
Corner of Penn. Ave. and llth street.
r. 5. PATTERSON Druggist,
Corner Of Penn. Ave. and 9Th street
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NEW MUSIC.
oct 29--tNov14

~ NEW MUSIC.
VI. ANDERSON has just received the following pie
of Music, with various other Songs, Valves DC for
the Piano Forte and Guitar
Songs The Texan Hunters Bride Rome thou art
more; Beautiful Venice; . the home of my child
hood; My Bark shall tempt the Seas no more ; Those
Darkword, by Byron; Can forget to love thee Lis
ten-song by Lover; Vve la Compagne; We're ahoat,
by Hewitt; Ho! for Rovers HE, by Hewitt The
Merry Sleigh Bells; Hang up his Harp; Good Night
Valse Ahhlare La Victoria La Texiana I'll Amstad ;
La Zoe The Midnight, md other Values by Wallace.
Ocean Wave Qulckstep; Polk Quadrills; Polka DAN
ces Quadrills, by Herr Overture Norma La Reeve
by Wallace; Don Pasque by Herr.
Guitars, Vioins and extra Violin Bows, and Flutes.
All of which can be had at Northern retail prices.
nsv 1885, Between | It'll and 18th SITS Pa Av.
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MICHIGAN.

All the Locofoco candidates for Congress are
elected. The delegation in the next House will
stand:
1st dst.-Robert McClelland, reelected
I'd dist.-John s. Chapman, succeeds L. Lyon.
Sd dist.-James B. Hunt, reelected.
The Legislature will be nearly all Loco, elect
ing U. S. Senator for six years in place of Hon.
Augustus S. Porter, Wing.
Saginaw elects Wing to the House the split
between the Birney and anti-Birney Locofocos
having defeated both, though Polk has 5 majority
in the county.
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MISSIONARY K1LLED.-The New Bedford Mer.
curry of last week gives the following painful intel
gence: June Goth, the natives assembled al
Point Venus, this being too near the Bay of Pa
petite, for general safety, the French Governor
again, at the head of 400 troops, marched upon
them. The natives received Intelligence of his
approach, and placed themselves in ambush
The natives allowed the main body to pass, but
the rear guard were passing in front OF the
English Mission House, they opened their fire in
a direct line with the house. Mr.. KeaD, one
of the mis- onares, who was walking on his We
randall, was struck by ball, and killed in
stantly.
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A GIANTEss.--The Cincinnati Chronicle states
that there is in an intirmary in that city re-
spectacle young woman from Fleming county,
Kentucky, who is really GIANTEss. She is six
feet eleven inches in height, aud her person is
developed to proportionabc magnitude. Her
hands, arms, shoulders, aud general size all
correspond. The expression of her face is plea
SAINT, and like other respectable country girls,
vet one is at first struck with much astonlshment
at her appearance. The idea at first, is that OF
another race of mortals, who, like Gulliver's
Brobdlnags have the good or bad fortune TO be
giants in comparison with us common beings.
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The report of the election to Congress Of Hon.
Daniel P. King from I'd district in Massachusetts
proves to be incorrect The editor of the Atlas,
in adding up the columns of the returns, made a
mistake, whereby it appeared that he was re-elect
ed by majority of $50 votes; whereas, by a
correct canvassng of the votes, it appears that he
falls short of his election some 40 or so votes.
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REGISTERS OFFICE,

WAsHINGToN, OCTOBER IA, 1874.
nj OTICEs hereby gwen, TO all tavern and shop keep.
IN ers retailers OF wines and spirituous liquors, dry
goods hardware medicines, perfumery, watches and Jew
cry, hats boots and shoes also, to The of hack
ney carriages, billiard tables and tenpn alleys, keepers
of porer-houses and coneconares, that their licenses
will expire on Monday the 4th day of November next
and that said licenses must be renewed at this office with
days after that time, between the hours of 10 o
clock, A. NJ, and O'clock p Nj.
c. II. WILTBERGER,
oct 29--tNovH Register.