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THE NAPLES HAIR DIVE.
Er.HHaEseed's Brisk Fills.

% PILLS for 25 contsThe Brisk Pills answerhe purpose more
~ enectual than any other pills use supecede them
together in medical virtue aud excellence. If you doubt this just
y lhet VIII cost only % Centsnd then will be
sed they not what they recommended to be- dtnocG
lhtn They not recommended every tlng lido
without fear OF contradictions that pills their equal emo
wing diseases originating in the stomach and bowels. Furlvra
lectonS and bilious Diseases such dumb age fever age
hermtant aud rcmttant eVers the Brisk Pills POSSESS peculiar
properties for their speedy removal From experience
as pHctcng physician am convinced that equal
Read what other pills good for and what they will cure
the Bsk are not superior to them ALL then discard them DO
believe all that said about .inhe p-that never fails u
cure any dlseasebu try the Br Psthc cheapest pills in
ana then YOU viii have chance to judge then merit dcmer
As blood cleanser and purifier the diseased system they
aps supersede every pill in They quick and
their operation, giving life and tone ali torpid organs throw
ing ON impure matters or hmors leaving the system
healthy This all that any medicine do Notwithstanding
the great show of words and fictitious certificates. We
mined to LET these pills stand upon their reputation, lose
All we ask for fair and impartial trial They be- taken by
ola and young time with perfect safety They are i'm eN
ceent medicine for clGycn having worms In word they
possess all the qualities of an apecnt pill for all family They
have CURED many diseases which other medicine could remove
IN conclson say do not despair of until YOU have
the BRISK PILLS for they do possess peculiar properties and vi
tues Wholesale and retail by j. o. FAY Co.. Fulton street
sun Buildings, New York. Also, by H. IIALSrED No " But
ao street. Rochester, For sale by s. X COLLINS Druggist Mont
Vt
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from my dream. I, who had so londy inagin-
ed that in this girl behed the object OF my
search, who thought saw the tender bud
ripened in the hafblown fower-to have my
airy visions thus dispelled by the sound OF that
atrocious appellation
And then the GOODNESS of Miss Somers, in re-
questing me to exert myself for this piece OF vii
lage rusticity! But as know not the relative
merits Of COWS and sheep, and having no crook,
could not well act Croydon for the Phlllls.
stood stuphed dreaded TO see those beau
tful lips part, lest they should give utterance to
some sentene in accordance with that name
Angels and ministers of grace defend u.s.
The poor girl stood bushing for moment,
and then vanished among the crowd. After
all, Hal, am half disposed to give up my vain
search for Florence. The beautiful child may
have degenerated into the coarse woman-or,
what is worse her guileless nature may have be-
come perverted by intercourse with the world
and the innocent child may become a heartIess,
frivolous coquette. How loved the little pratt
tier, with her sweet ready sympathy tor my ear
ly woes 0, that dreams were net vain, fleeing
illusion; for mine have been the grave ofmy hopes
And now, mon cher Wilmer, I've request tc
make, do not defer your sail over the ocean, but
come now, and with your ready smiles, kind
words, and constant friendship, chase from my
brain the cobWebs Of mlsanthropy, which have
been collecting there since my return to my
native land. Answer this scrawl in prOpria per-
soma | have visited my mothers grave: she pre-
erred the shady, quiet churchyard to the cold
dark family tomb | found it as left it year:
ago. 1t was delicious spring evening-the
grassy mound was covered with sweet lilies anC
yiolets-and deem me not weak, Harry, but my
proud heart was bowed at the recollection of ;
mothers love, and irrepressible tears gushed from
my eyes, and ! sobbed like very child.
found on inquiry, that stranger had been fol
some time paying quarterly sum to garnish thu
grave with the flowers my mother loved best
Hal, can it be Florance who thus reveres he
memory for my sake? HelaS! | fear not
Florence is forever lost to nc! Dear Wilmer,
finish my sheet with, come-comep
(Conciuded neat wech)
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IONELL TANHl DTUTTtNOTOl va
OrIs BAHDwELL, Walpole, N. H., Stage
Gro. HUNriNGroN, Proprietor
TIIE PILES.
Il CUREFOR LIFE GUARAN7YED


The VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY, invente,
by DIR. A, Uptam, distinguished physician of New
York city, the only really successful remedy for tina
dangerous and distressing complaint, the PILES, eve
offered TO the American public
Mark this: it is an INTERNAL REMEDY-not ar
external application, and will cure any case of Piles
either Bleeding Hind, Internal or External anc
probably the only thing that will There is no mistake
about it, 1t is a positive cure-sPEEDY AND PERMA-
NENT. II is also convenient medicine TO take, and
improves the general health in a remarkable man
ner.
Each Boxcoh ms twelve doses, at LIS cts. per dose
1t is very mild in operation and may be taken in
of The most acL inflammation without danger All
external applications the highest degree disagree
able, nconvenent and 'sve; and from the very
ture ofthe disease, temporary in their effects. This
Medicine attacks the disease its source, and REAOV
ING THE CAUSE, renders the CERTAIN and
PERMANENT.
The Elecluary is also very valuable remedy for In
Aamation Of the Liver and Spleen, nnamaton Soreness
and liberation Of the Stomach Bowels Kidneys, and
Bladder; lnnamaory and Mercurial Rheumatism, I'm
purity of the Blood caused by the impdent use Of er-
cury Weakness and inflammation Of the Spine and Back
and for the relief of Pregnant Ladies' before confinement
ensurng an easy time, safe delivery and healthy off
spring
This admirable preparation contains NO MINERAL
MEDICINE; NO ALOES, COLOCYNTH, GAMBOGE,
other powerful and irritating Purgatiyes and if taken
according to the directions in case of Piles CURE
FOR LIFE Is GUARANTEED.
Pamphlets, giving valuable information respecting this
Medicine, may be obtained of Agents gratis
J. S. IOUGHTON, 1870 Washington Street, Boston,
General Agent for the New England States.
AGENTs:-Montpelier, S. X. Collins Burlington,
Peck & Spear; Rutland, Daniels & Bell; Woodstock ,
Chas. Chapman; Windsor, A. & II. Wardner; Haverhil,
Rx and Cummings; and by the dealers generally .5O:y
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Medicine for the Million

SEANER'S JOINT AND NERVE LlNlMENT,
ENON the of Rheumatsm GOut, Spans Bruises Swengs,
Cramp NumbnCss IamunesS of all kinds Pain side back
orlOms Weakness of the o nerves. Ac stiff neck,
ofnsects, Chban Fresh wounds Burns Free all
Of ExIERNAL INJURY.
There has appeared medicine which possesses
ang and healing great degree, while the
time cannot by any possibility produce injurious effects. By its
action the skm eXcites healthy circulation the blood and
the distractions the NsENsLE PERsPA which is
the of much human suffering 1t has complete
fire. and be used with perfect safety the
The pr put upon being far below other medicines
etctualy every obstacle its universal Why
will suffer PAIN when SAFE ehcucOu and cheap medicine is
within your reach?
IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF HORSES
This Lniment is not only beneficial to the human SYSTEM but
spaned bruised aud for many other diseases qurng
iena remedy The high character Of the gentlemen the
following certificate Will render it of interest all who
occasion to use a medicine Of the kind
}Ihe undersigned, having made of Sewers Lnmnt f
Horses and finding to be valuable remedy ameness gals
spans bruises &C., would recommend it friends and
public generally believing that those who have
remedy for the diseases for which recommended will
not be disappointed in its effects
Lowell FARR, Braleboro' Vs. I
OrIs BARDwELl, Wapole, Nh, Stage
Gro. HUNuNGTON, " sc Prupieers
PELETIAH ARMsTRoNG,"
Prepared only by T. SEAvER Sons Druggists tapole, N II
Reed, Wing Cutler 81 Chatham St, Boston, Who, sale Agents
OBsERyEEvCy bottle of the genuine will have the
I. Seaver q Son ON the inside wrapper
o. Prce-2j and 80 cents per bottle
For sale by s. H. COLLINS, MOntecr g. T. SoWel MddlescX
g. Stimsun, Waterbury, o. French Barre NJ g. aa, Chelsea
G. b. Pierce Co.. Nohfrd f. Perry Cabot Peck Spear Bur
ngon Stoddad Ruand and by merchants and druggists gene
rally state. 3S1V
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BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALsAM OLLIE,
TuE GREAT ENGLIsm REMEDY FOR
BY THE oUEEN'e rA7-s:r''l

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
( Odds. Coughs, Asthma and Consumption
THE most celebrated nabe remedy for colds coughs as"
ma or any PULMoNARY CoNsUMProN the hungarian
BALSAM LIFE discovered by Dr. Bucan of London England,
tested for upwards years Great Britain and on the con
men of Europe and introduced into the United saes unaer the
The astonishing success Hungarian Baam in the Of
every form of consumption, warrants the American agent IN solicit
commnycasog relief in vain from any fhe common
remedies Of the day andhave been given up BY me most
cd physicians, confirmed and inrabe Iho Hungarian baa
has cured and will cure the desperate Of cases It no qgaek
nosinm, but standard English medicine of known ana establish
NCoNTEsTIBLE PROOFS or THE EFFICACY OF THIS
BAISAM IN THE WORST FORMS " CONSUMPTION,
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TEs1IMoNY! 80
Dr. BRADLEEDear Sir The Hungarian iaam is, beyond ai
question: perfect admirable preparation for diseases of the
lungs have used nmy family and III my professional practice
in cases Of severe mHry Disease and can copscenousy re-
commend oa who afflicted as the most certain remedy for
such diseases with which acquainted.
ANOTHER LIFE SAVED!
DRApLEE-Duar | take pleasure giving
statement ofthe beneficial effects uchans Hungarian Balsam
my daughter VINO had been for number OF yeaIT ac'ea WIN
bad cough pam the de raising blood ana all these PAINS ana
troubles which attend that nsidous disease, consumption en-
then advised celebrated physician in negbo
ring town. at SIN greater expense and after number OF visits from
done all could and saw no benefit fromi Then employed
Botanic Physician for time who seemed do her good
but did not reach the root Of the disease then advised by
VIII most astonishing effect has restored her strength cured
6 entirely Other cough and pain the side and she atten
dhg 30 her accustomed duties rms may seem wonderful but no
more strange than true and would advise all who have symptoms
ofconsmpon to take this medicine season. and wait till all
nope Sps ao ths case mas terminated SO fortunately In TINS
ease paid between one and two hundred dollars for psicans&
medicine without any satisfactory benefit while 80 worth of Hun
aan Baam has removed the disease, the strength and
bo healthy action ofhe system Try fo yourselves, and
}ouk best and viii domos good and wishing that your med
T ,nt may of E n94y as pug as my a@qgh v
menced raising bood Witch continued at times for three years and
very til about years when she commenced taking
this Basam The first bottle stopped the raising of blood entirely
GREAT CURE AT AUGUSTA, MAINE
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UANNUALLY FALL VICTIMS TO CONSUMPTION IN THE
United States The cause Of the evil generally overlooked The
Short dry cough neglected cold is the precursor These
deemed unimpoau Pain in the side, hectic fever and nigh
follow, and death ends the Would you find
dy for the ev Here Is The experience of than 90 year,
private practice has proved its efficacy, aud since introduction
to the public notice, although has been offered but few
months sale has been Unprecedented, and its beyOnt
question greatso much that it is declared to be the creates
remedN in the Mnll
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mAH,EEW'S.


Ttr Original and only GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC
TORI the wonder and blessing Of the age, hundred fold cheaper
ana superior To all other compounds Fame from million tongues
says next 10 the Bible let it be priced" H cost 500 box
would keep constantly in the house, we hold as Indispensable
hreud All palms. those the worst burns instantly
stopped by it, and obsed swollen broken strained ng, poi
suned, famed, otherwise wounded parts and WITH
untes broken limbs RAPIDLY cures the FILES
eyes, CONSUMPTION inflammation aud pannss of the bowels
indeed internal and external soreness, bronchitis and spnan
res in truth Man Beast be suffering like miracle il
| cures.
The renoyang and bamy influence of this wonder san
extending itself into every intelligent
nen the splendid Mansion the fair taurbters
within precincts will say eve much MAGIC touch
turn your footsteps towards the humble cottage and the fen
der wi its soothing aid; and the prudent husband
man confess he has lost Il udder gelded lamb
pig colt had CALLED shouldeed horse his labor nv
strains he has used it, For host of diseases
which this mighty salve preemineny beneficial and for
history of the ogeries upon 1t, pamphlets of Agents. If II
DALEY be not written each box in coored ink with pen il
poisons you buy.
For sale LOG Nassau door above Ann Mrs Hays
1879 Fulton St., Brooklyn
The genuine for following Agents. s. p REDFtrtp
Montpeer A. Cleavehnd, Brookield L. Hobart Co.. West
Randophj t. r. AinswOrth WiamstOwn; N G. Hale Chelsea
j. Pratt Post Mills G. W. Prchard son, Bradford; A. T. Ban
croft Plainheld NJ Wires Cambridge H. s. Camp, Stowe; R.
andon Co.. Wliston Goss Iluchins Waterbury; j. Saw
yer Moreowni Cushman Flint, Waren Waterman & Cady
Nl9rrisvlei R. smith, Ludlow r Childs Wilmington Briggs
Price Rocheste H. T. Nevens Roy aon g. Mo1lton Bride
water II N Smith, Bethel - 'e
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BALM OLE COLIIMRIA

Ladies and gncmon viii you be without the genuine Odridg
Balm of Columbia hair? You may depend upon
only article that prevent badness, and keep head
free from dandr We have known to restore hair the bald
heads upCrsOs seventy COmstOC Ross give
any that wish those that have been perfectly bald
and have had their hair restored within the two months
BE and get the genune with the signature of ComstoCk
on il or getn
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HEALTHY FAMILIES

EALIHf families are those who use the "RESuRRECTlON
II or PERSIAN PLS They keep the stomach clean, the liver
free, the blood pure the appetite good the mind brilliantly word
the person healthy Those who have saow yellow countennnc
be assured that their liver or less dseased and that
by taking the Persian Pills frequently their skin will become clear
and fair their stomach Will he strengthened and they will have
healthy flow o pure blood which Will give the bloom of health
Those who inclined to fever and dyspepsia cOstiveness
who have unpleasant in their mouth IN the morning,
should @ these pills. for they cleanse the stomach efcCuay
that The breath becomes perfectly Parents and all others
should bear in mnd that they ccctua of the darra
No children have been known die of complaints
who have used these Pills from the othe disease;
mark this tor YOU will blame yourselves if your children die that
you did not try the Persian Pills
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NI1AG EN- II.
Caroline, do tell me the name of that gentle
man you were talking to last night. He is very
handsome, and has such an air distingue. He
must be foreigner.
Which handsome one do you allude to-
The men are all so handsome in the nineteenth
cuntury, that one must know their names to
designate them Do you mean young Lewis
rust from Europel
Nonsense, Caroline; he has carroty hair
Well, then, Alexander Lee, with the spIen,
did teethl
Yes, and very wry mouth, well calculated
to display them! No, no
ooh. you surely mean Ned Grundy, the heir
to the immense estate
'Pshaw, Caroline, you are lncorriglble In.
deed | am not testing. This man is tall and
sender-high white brow, shadowed by heavy
masses of chestnut waVy hair seeming, in some
lights, as if it had caught and retained some
struggling rays of the sunbeam-his eyes very
large, dark, and with soft, pensive expression
"a straight, Greek nose-and his short curved
upper lip, shaded by a delicate dark moustache
Surely, Caroline, now YOU must remember
Yes, Bridget, who would not after such a
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SARSAPARTLLA.


Saf1 slolaIa. '0 '' cure Chronic Rheumatism
General Debility, Cutaneous DIseas Diseases, ,i
letters, E 9cily e. ny t' 5inbI' nd diseases
Flmpies on the race 1 - oi ;,,r abis of the
Olceiatlols Oh uis ulIout' ""07 - - ''r
Pains and swellings Of the body,
"ohSs, - 1,t,o sure.
and mprudence orlife excessive use ofmercury, &c - no
Inc Safsaparlla can be depended upon by eye 'e 10
good as any either III TINS country or Europe Ieole f ]
selves or not Just as they please IN using 5arsapaI1
extract utup large larger bottles as any sold for one DOL
lar a. the Ghpecegenle1 10" price OF oO cents per and m
sold by Comsiock q Ross No. 10 fremont Row. Boston, ana ny
). H. Collins montpelier
BLESSING TO MANKIND
CONNFTT5S MAGICAL, AIN llvfrp ACT0R
This ,reat utanG snve ~, all ,bo have used
80 h H., ,ast u,ondsr6 n cia ev.r 7o1' L. lr .u min
y " ~ ~ ~; 49, ,r' IF hi flr,n, njnt , Is rf,
"j e. IL ~ '' 30 l' - f'' "
sea 5 Ior !" oId Sores Pr.s,Do,o.
GuiiEI; Hruisas Ci.i,s '
SAW pRheum. seorfaia wounds,
Eruptons Sore Eyes, Piles
CbIblainS, Cold in Wounds TendCrFeet
eyes, cancers frequently removing them with
pain agony speedily aay inflammation and reduces swell
should be without. The following
furnished quite recently and hundreds of others
equally wonderful nany 500 might be added but for
want Of room we leave them out
child, nephew Of friend Of mine, stepped into vessel Of
bomg water scalded its up the knee, when Connc
Pain Extractor from Comstock applied which almost Instant
y gave relief the little sufferer, and entirely cured it, Al
So ' of my own G T sn n@G ssye &nG @r
onc ,Id moi he induced 70 do without il think every family
sbond ALWAYS keen it ON hand in case Of such accidents
II, ADAMS, Pastor of Trinity Church
Sold v Comsock Ross M 10 fremont Row Eoston and bv
6 X roins Montnelior
I NNnR Mel NVORMCII MORMCIII
" v II 80 iT ,te r I1,s JTn,,'ErGCT
- hOiMSlOChS NEhMIFCG
MS remedy Ioi NoIns Is one Vi lo i1l
used IL eectuay cfaucateS "oS ol a." Soi''' nom 'u'o"
ana adult5. ,..
thousands PERISH worms Witnot the Ioa SeDehe huM
Same oer reason IS assigned lofho Sickness until TOO a' o'oe
uhou rue tuuau'
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-12-22
From the National Intelligence.
TO The Hon. J. Y. MASON.
SECRFTApv or mo- NJ. y

SIR In all the ports there is a want Of sailors
Vessels of war are detained for seame,n from tyen-
ty to thirty days. The sailors are cons,an,lv son,
from Boston to Norfolk and from New York tn Raj
ilmore at enormous expense. Why is this Be.
cause the number Of seamen have not increased
with orr tonnage. Half the spamcn in port are
foreigners and they are so scarce that they con.
troll the Government. ! propose a remedy. There
are twenty thousand young men, under twenty
years Of age, in the Atlantic cities and vicinity,
who would enter the navy Ifthe law prohibiting
,he enlistment of minors was repealed or modified.
10 This and offer a bounty Of twenty five dollars
ior 'hree years enlistment. and in six months three
ih"usand active Young men would be added to the
navy. and in three years more these men would
be able seamen.
The additional expense is u bagnfeYe. Five
thousand men, at tweply five dollars bounty each.
would be one hundred and twenty five thousand
Why. Government loses more than This amoun,
annually by detention, waiting for seamen
We want twenty thousand seamen in The NOR
camille marine, to take The place Of the Swedos
Dutch, French. and other seamen. The soone5
this law is repealed and the bounty given the
better.
a RETIRED NAVAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, DECEMBER ID.
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EXCUIPATORY

Severe indisposiiion must be our excuse for
lack Of editorial attention in our columns to. day.
Although the "play is equal to the pay - we feel
ashamed, So long as we have the control, that
our paper should present the meagre appearance
II does, and we promise, that for the short time
we will consent 10 direct is Iabors, under exist
ing circumstances, that it shall, health permit
ting, maintain that vigor and freshness which has
always distinguished it. The neglect of Others
to perform, their duty, or 10 take advantage of the
labor of others withoo, equivalent. presents no
excuse to us to fail in our implied contract with
the public.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-12-22
ISLANDS.

Great reforms have been made in the Sand wich
Islands, but those more remote contain savages Of
the worst kind, and the civilized should unite in
expeditions 10 humanize them. Accounts from
New Sonth Wales state that The British Cape
Packet. Captain Powell, has fallen into the hands
of the natives of the new Hebrides, (~sayage
l~slands,) who murdered all belonging to her, ex-
cepiing four of the crew. The bodies Of the muir
dered were taken on shore and devoured, after
which the ship was pllIaged Of every Thing of
value and then set on fire and consumed. A few
hundred marines landing on that Island would
read the savages a lesson they would not soon for
get.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-12-22
PATRIOTIC MEETINGS.

We see by the Norfolk papers that there was a
glorious meeting held in that city, on Saturday
evening, and that in consequence of the " burning
and patriotic eloquence'' of Messrs. L.. w. Taze-
well. Jr., f.. II. Blamire, John X. Cooke. and
Drs. John p. Young and WIN. Tatem, some
twelve additional volunteers enrolled their names.
We rejoice 10 hear of these things. and hope that
they will pour oul a portion of it TO NIGHT at the
meeting which is to be held at the Town Hall on
our side of The water.
Col. john S. MiIlson and T'azewell TAYLOR.
Esq. were not at The meeting on Saturday eve
ming, we trust their valuable labors may be secured
for this evening. Where is Col. Arthur r.
Smith? HIS voice has no, yet been heard in
this campaign, in behalf of his country.
The corps is nearly full, and this is about The
winding up meeting on this side another is to
be held in Norfolk 10 morrow night, which will.
probably, close the series, and then the officers
will be chosen, and the company mustered into
the service of the State, to be transferred to the
United States.
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MONEY MUST BE HAD.

we shall, after the first of January, put
all our bills into the hands of a legal officer
tor collection. We have waited till patience
has worn out, we have called, in gentle
tones, upon those who have been indebted
for years, and if costs are added to their
bills, it will be the fault of those who have
neglected to perform a simple act of justice
to us and themselves. Money is due from
us to others, audit shall be paid, if we have
to sacrifice our business altogether to do it.
We have not half the support which the
party and citizens of Portsmouth should af-
ford a press, and we cannot, and will not
labor longer for those who think nothing of
turning away a printers bill, year after
year. A. F. CUNNINGHAM.