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BE CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEIT
PILLS. HOW TO AVOID THEM,

NO l SEttURIIH.
Each agent who sells the Genuine Brandrclh Pills has
engraved at vast expense 1t represents the uufac-
tory Sing Sing the banks of The Hudson river and is
signed by IT. Brandrch and his seal stamped upon the
paper
No. SECURITY.
Above all observe the labels upon the boxes Each box
t,hc top and bottom labels containing upwards or Five
Thousand letters in red ink the words BENJAMIN
BRANDRETHS PILLS" being printed over two hum
bred times upon the two labcs.
No. 3 SECURITY.
There also uron each label signatures of Dr..
Brandt eth zone u. Brandreth, and also one BENJAMIN
Brandeh. Each box therefore be genuine must have
six signatures Of Dr. Brandreih upon If the box does
this dcscr;pt on Pills Brandreh's
Pills but vile counterfeit of them, the old labelled
boxes have been collected
Nod SECURITY.
Besides the above Signs Of Commences fac SMILES Of
The Brandreh Pill labels upon the certificate of agen-
cy; ihei efme Compare your box with the Labels the
certificate Of Agency;-ft agrees, tho Pills are .ue-f
it does not they are false.
have expended nuch time and at lens, $4,000 in par
feeling these checks the sale Of Counterfeit Pills. and
in hope they will The genuine BIlANDRE ETH
FILLS all who them. remain the public survt.
b. BRANDRErH M ID.
PAL Broadway, N. Y.
BRkNDRETHS PILL ARE SOLD AT
DR.. BRANDRETH'S PRINCIPAL Of
FfCE, 24l Broadway, N. Y.
At his N. ENGLAND OFFICE 10 Hanover st. BOS-
TON, tony place in Bosom for the genune)
And by moro than 4CO0 agents in the New England
States alone whose certificates of agency should be exaL
ined before purchase is made.
iC5SSee articles !, ., and A. on Further Security.
REGULAR AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
BRANDRETH'S PILLS IN
Montpelier, +. p. WALTON SONS. 65
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short time since vender of spirituous liquors
in Ohio sold man quantity of his poison, the
consequence of which was the death of the pur-
chaser, who left family. On the mkt morning
the grocer who had sold the man the liquor, turned
out the remainder of his stock and burned it, hav-
ing first signed the temperance pledge. At the flu
neral the pledge laid on the dead mans coffin,
II persons signed it on the spot. collection of
eighty dollars was then made for the widow, fifty
Of which were given by the grocer who sold the
liuror-.E O. Picapune
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-06-21

Rich Mr. Dean of Ohio, Loco in the course
of speech on Thursday, pronounced most truly,
though one of the majority of the House, the pres
ent Congress humbug He never would use the
word 4" Reform" again. He had contempt for it
now, and contempt for all who used it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-06-21

Almon II. Read, NJ. C. from the 18th district of
Pennsylvania, died at his residence in Monrose,
Susqrehanua county, last week. Mr.. Read was
compelled TO leave Washington some six weeks
since on account of his declining health. He was
prominent politician, and has long held office in
our State. He was a Vermonter
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ORANGE co. CLAY CLUB.

The next meeting of the Club will be at Brad
ford on the fourth Of July next, at 10 o'clock, A.
M. A full attendance is expected, and all persons
friendly to a sound and wholesome Tariff for the
protection of home industry and the best interests
of the country are respectfully requested to attend
BY order of the Club.
N. G.. HALE, Clerk.
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The estimated cost of extending Morse's Tele-
graph from BALTIMORE to New York is S60,500 to
$4,000 according to the plan adopted or with sta
tons at several intervening points,, as at Philade
phia, &c. 100000 to $4,000 Annual expense aft
erwards $4,000. These estimates do not include any
payment to the inventor for his patent
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BOSTON MARKEr-IrnrI7

R0OL-Saes of this article been made during the week.
to FAIR extent, without essential change in prices The
wool OF the clip begins market small
titles but operations much have yet made
Prime saSony Aeeces, washed IS ass American full blood
do 40 As; American "a do 81 90 American IA do 80 IS
American IA and do % 80 Smyrna do 20 a 25
Smyrna unwashed, 10 " Bengasi do 10 Buenos Ayes
unpcked, 10; Bueno Ayres picked, 10 is Super North
eIn pulled lamb 81 40 No. do. 80 IS; No. do 25 30
No, do, lS 20--[ Courier.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SERIES,

Ue cOWPIeleU N uOUHI JVU HUWOeFS, tucH HUntUeF,
or rolume, to contain $50 pages and up,cnrds-
Published Semi-monthly at IS cents per Uotrne.
This series will consist of deeply interesting memoirs of emil
persons male and female such have never before been
presented popular form They will possess all the charms
work of fiction, with the additional advantage Of being
Now ready - -
No. 1.-THE LIFE OF MADAME D'ARBLAY Formerly
Miss Burncy authoress Of Evona, &C., in two volumes,
25 each.
No. 2-THE LIFE OF GOETTIE-From his autobio-
graphical papers, and the of his contemporaries, in vol
umes, at 25 cents each volume.
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"A Prediction.-Mr. Van Buren's nomination de-
pended upon the defeat of the two thirds rule, and
in opposing it B. F. Butler 1.-THE mouth piece of Mr.
Van Buren,) "predicted, if the rule should be car
red, the dismemberment and final breaking up of
the party"
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The Senate has rejected the nomination of Mr..
Ferris Of New York, as Collector, in place of Mr..
Curis-also Mr. Murray as Charge to Texas. Mr..
Tyler has since nominated Gen. Howard Of India.
ma, for the place, and he has been confirmed.
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:. "Texas we will have" exclaims the editor of the
Mississippian. lie can have it if he wants it. We
suppose he knows the road. Let him travel it as
soon as he likes, as many rascal has done before
him.--LouispiHe Journal.
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Emigration. The New York Sun mentions the
arrival in that city from Philadelphia, of a number
of Catholic clergy and their friends, many poor l.
IRISH families, with others of wealth. who intend to
make New York their future residence. Similar
emigration is directed towards Baltimore and other
places
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Early HuUcSt, The Richmond Compiler says
that the Farmers along James River, below that
city have been engaged in harvesting their wheat
crop for a week or more.
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Tall Bricks The Maine Farmer says that the
Wayne Scythe Factory is built of bricks tao Sto-
ries hirh.n
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A man was recently robbed of $4,000 in Alba
ny. The thief has been taken, and the money re-
covered,
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HAVE you AN AFFECTION OF THE
HEART?

A RE your energies suddenly prosrated7 Does cos
ing on one SIDE Of your head Have you pain in your
side and at The pit of your stomach, through TO the back
Do you feel unequal TO your daily avocatons? Are YOU
depressed by anxious fears, feeling grea, caam
ny was gong To ovetwhclm you Is your appetite bad
are y1uf ddiy objections incimxed with food as taken
into The stomach? Are they of a clay-iko color II all
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$4,000
JUST RECEIVED.

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aud Primary BIOGRAPHIES, and Olney's GEOGRAPHY
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Trials and Temptations of Women, and The Sollce Religion
Aforda book worthy of being printed in letters of god" Il
l-2 cents 66 June 20, 1874.
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FOR THE LADIES!

VARIOUS kinds of English French and American BILLET
PAPER of new aud unique STYLES beautiful TOILET and
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RATIFICATION MEETING
June 10, 1874.


Greet Polk and Dallas Meeting Loco Foco En-
husiasm i-TeraS & Oregon! s. Wdr among The
Allies 80 whd rotc, tclat runpus and a ri
citing d"
We are again, in common with the citizens Of
1T1rrisburgh generally, indebted to our Locofoco
iliends for of the richest political they
have yet produced since their fourth of March Con
venton. 1t was as good nay much better than a
play IA commingling of the melo- dramatic with
the farcical-an exhibition of the sublime and the
ridiculous great outpouring of the democracy
and an out-kicking of some Of its more refractory
members.
The exquisite performance thus briefly limited at
took place in the Court House in this borough on
Tuesday evning last, and the occasion which called
it forth was a meeting to respond to the nomination
Of Polk and Dallas When we entered the Hall
Col. M'Cahen, of Philadelphia, was entertaining
the audience with one Of those ranting specimens
of eloquence which might justly be characterized
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BRANDRETH'S Pills.

They will no, deceive you-hcy will restore you to the
PeHes! STI9ynmls g1N Of all your faculties They are NO
ON HUMAN WOES They are made to ALLEvI-
ATE THE ILLS OF LIFE and will be found by those
who use them the GREATEST BLESSING.
GJIMPURIFY Of the BLOOD causes pain and &C.
casons disease upon that part Of the body which from any
may be weakest. Thus in persons whose blood
impure, should they have cold tie npurc blood would
settle upon their lungs and consumption be the troubo =
so with other affections. All trouble is saved by using
The BRANDRETH PILLS, which njurc, and
which cannot be ovetdone. Only them in tho
mencement of any disedso-use them in full doses and
you will be up and we'll while those who are wise
taks such simple medicine, bedrdden pfemaurely
cod their days The BRANDRETH PILLS are on y
beginning to be apprecaied-they are found never
ceve-ihey are the only internal medicine required in lhi
climate.
WHERE is THE MAN OF SENSE. whose mind
is unpeJudced who, from The infectious smell death
would moi say, would this body have been of life had
pufeiachon been prcvented2 Are born 10 be sick
shall the lower animals live her full extent ard only
premaotey perish1 Let follow natuc-let cleanse
the blooa from impurities aud we shall live the full
extent Of the oil in lamp of life
BE CAREFUL OF PRETENDED universal p,r-
gamcs which cannot be used without injury the body
limitations Of the Brandrch Pills, rccomnsndcdu the adj.
,etiisemcns stolen from Dr. Brundrch? Were they not
originally connerelt Pills purpofling to be the genuine
Brandreih Pills But IN consequence of the labels
the Brandelh Pill boxes are they not obliged to come
out under other colOrs equally false? Observe the makers
aud travelling agents Arc they men whom Dr..
b. andreth cast Off for good conduct truly Is not this
true as applicable the pretended "lndann and in fact
nearly all the advertised Pills Of the day Shall the
public trust their lives IN the hands Of these unprncped
men? surely not.
| The Branlreth Pills give STRENGTH ror weakness
they liked best By those who have taken the mist
Of them. Dr. Brandeih give personal reference TO
thousands who have been restored fom bed Of sickness
by Their use when every other had proved unavd
ing. These cases continually occurring in this Gil !,
aud in every other part Of The unon Get Brandtch S
Pills fvou nre not perfectly healthy, and they will
yuu-f medicine can do it-because they evpel those
humois which are tho cause Of npury Of he blood and
the time the body is strengthened by the operation
| Of this IN st excellent medicine.
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"A fno sample, on the whole,

- hnc sample, on the whole,
or the rhetoric which the learned call rigmdrO'e"
He spoke of the enthusiasm with which the Loco
foco nominations had been received in Philadelphia
and elsewhere of the W,tStrious characters Of
Polk and Dallas l-the success that certainly was in
store for them and many other ridiculous things
too tedious to enunerate, not forgetting q repetition
Of the stale and exploded and oft refutcd SANDER OF
bargain and sale between Messrs. Adams and Clay.
Gradually he approached the Texas and Oregon
questions and went off in a beautiful fit of mock
herocs in descunting upon these prolific themes
He harrangued until he was hoarse, but said not a
word about the Tariff, the principles of the Lo-
cofoco party generally and MIR. Polk in particular.
After he had concluded the committee appointed
for the purpose reported long string Of resolutions
in which the party, usual, ayowed itself opposed
TO every sauary measue and favorable to every ru.
inous one and resolved many absurd and several
impossible things-such as giving the electoral vote
of the State to Polk and electing Mnhlenberg. a
two line resolution commencing the course of our
Locoioco members of Congress on the Tariff ques-
ton was all that was said the subject After
several more speeches the resolutions were taken
up and passed. icih the exception of ldudng Mr.
.MUHLE.NBERG and piedging The LocofocracJ
ofhe Keystone 10 his support, the passage Of ,ehich
l0as WARMLY OPPOSED BY SEVERAL We
RY INFLUENTIAL AND RESPECTABLE
GENTLEMEN. Here commenced scene that
beggars description, in which the whole caravan OF
Locofocoism took part and the hyena nature Of the
harmonious democracy" was most strikhlgly ex-
hibited Those who attempted to speak on either
side were cried and booted down, but the Parsons
friends having the majority, the difficulty tenn
porariy settled by the application of hysicol force
and one of the most independent of the disaffected
actually laid hold of and dragged into the street
where regularp pitched battle took place between the
belgere Polkites, who poked it into each other af
ter the most approved democratic" fashion,
The torch Of discord having been lit, the flame
was famed by the proposition of couple of incen
diary resolutions, expressing thanks to JOHN TY
LER for his course on the Texas question, and o.
confidence in the integrity and sterling democracy o.
DAVID R. PORTER! These resolutions were very
summarily Uoted dopn, when the meeting having By
this time worked itself into terrible stew it was
thought best to adjourn with whole bones and blood
less noses, and leave the settlement of the Difficult
ties for some future occasion.-C Clan BugLe
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

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PRINTING AND OTHER PAPERS.
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NEW ROCKS.

- splendid edition Bancroft's HISTORY OF THE UNITED
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I'D RUN, 3 half pipe: GoGNiAo BRANDY, pipes HoL:
LAND GIN, 10 bbs AMERICAN GIN, 10 bbls AMERICAN
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TEAS 5000 feet GLASS; tons NAILS together with every
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June 5, 1874 6ltf
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DEATHS.

In West Randolph, June l2, of consumption, Mr.. George H.
Booth, aged 81.
In Mddleex June H. Mrs. Cynthia X wife Of Leande Put
and daughter of Eli Sono Esq, aged 49, Printers New
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WING CLUB.

Meeting at the Hall, Monday evening next, al
half past z. June 90 1914.
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Now for the first time coleced BY Epes Sargeant with
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THIRD DOOR SOUTH OF HEAD OF STATE, ON MAIN
STREET.
JUST received a general assortment Of w. i.
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20 chests Young Tyson Tea; 8 hhds st CtoiS Rum
10 do Sour hong do IS pipes Cogniac Brandy;
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25 bags Coffee four kinds; 70 casks Irish Whtskoy;
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90 casks lamp Oil fpufo sperm lis do Old Madeira do
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Paints and Paint Brushes finn Wesetn do
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approved credit and for kinds Of produce From q
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the old adage true" mmbe nine-peLce better than
slow shilling H. fatters himself if persons wanting w
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June u, 1914. &C
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THIRD DOOR SOUTH OF HEAD OF STATE ON MAIN
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