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ouence Of great improvement in the machine.
~ by which they are made, much less manua.
labor rs required, and the Pills are producee
in A purer, better, and much more sflsciv.
state. They will hereafter be sold at the Prin-
cipal Office, and at all the Agencies through
out the United States, al the exceeding low rate
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CLOTHS! CLOTHS!

English, French and American, BEAVER
IL BRoADCLoTBs & CAssIMEREs. ALAR-
GEk and better assortment and IA greater
variety of colors and quality, than ever of.
cred in This vicinity. Also Ves,ings oreverv
Variety at prices that cannot fiiIto suit.
G. NJ. SIMMONS.
Oct. 10Th, 1916.
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Tie subscriber would inform The Public
that ii they will take the trouble TO just call
AT his old stand South ofthe Bridge, they
can Salty themselves whether the statements
in the above advertisement are correct.
A. WILCOX.
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Pure Ground White Lead.

Dry Vito, and all kinds of Paints O
Varbish, SC. II. A. SHELDON.
Indigo, Salt Petre,
Madddcr, Sup. Carb. Soda
Redwood, Sal Soda,
Log Wood. Cream Tartar,
COpperas, Magnesia,
Alum, EPSON Salts.
SalaeratuS, &c. sc. fresh stock just
received by FRANCIS.
Oct. 1915.
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DAY AND MARTIN.
Day and Martins Backing, the genuine art
Gle for sale ut VALLETT'S
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Ready-Made Clothing.

which were bought at "Oak Hail. Boston.
a concern which. has a great many branches
in different cities Of the United States, here
they get better prices Than they do at home.
John Wood, we understand, buys of the N.
Y. branch, We still say that we guarantee
TO sell ten per cent. lower. for cash, than JOHN
Wood or his agent, w. S. Johnson.
Our Clothing is ''made TO SELL" and if the
TT c-m-e-n-d-O us Establishment under the
hill will sell .25 per cent cheaper than any
small one,' they mast sell good pants for
81 81 1-2, and rests for Sl,OO
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Muffs and Boas,
Tor sale very cheap by Z. BECKWITH.
Nov; 10: 1916.
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CONSUMPTION

And the best medicine known to man for
Athsma OF very stage Liver ompaiEis, Bronchitis, In
fuenza, OuelIs, colds Bleeding OF the Lungs;
Shoriness Of breath, paiucs and weakness IN
the side, breast, &c and all other diseases
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WILLIAM ELLIS,

NJ the shop furmcrly occupied hy John
snn and Mathews on Jail street. lie will
be always ready 10 accommodate customers
at the shortest notice. All kinds of jobs
in his limo done in a faithful and workman
ike mauner, especially will
Shoe Horses
In the most approved modern English style
JFIIis prices will be moderate and reason
able and by constant attention to his business
lie hopes TO be favored wuh fair portion of
public patronage.
- MidIlcbury Nov. 18th 1916,
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ANOTHER PEOPLES
STORE
CHAPMAN q SON,

Are still ''Away up on the hiLt," where
they will sell goods lis low as any one array
fotcn under the Hill!
And we will now say that we nave 'hc
best and most stylish lot oil goods 'llal can .u 9e
found la the county. we 90 mol hiahe '''is
assertion merely as an empty conlmon-P '' t
,'ar;GcJ nv their own observation. In add
49,, ~ our ordinary assortment. we have
ue,,,,ht into the market some articles Of
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rkpou Won can comprehsni this II bring yos
hack ifite and refer to what told yoo me osnsf
siaht with reference the As,eros6s, which sweep
sroupd between Msry and Jupiter. sopposs. b.
C., ,bs.s were discovered souse daring genius bad
,ndsrtsksn 20 resolve the ms sseries IN which the
r,oxsr,.p,s Of Mars were involved and should have
reached the conclusion. that they were pfodaceo
by the action OF q certain plane, located between
Jupiter and Mars at q certain distance AZ, fe'"v
ing in certain period Of time. NOV eefe py
blem presented for solution, and wofkeo oo' y ,sn
oop,umm,te xiii: but when the facts come 10 Do
known this problem does not exist 10 Nature i0
there are no less than eight planets revoivms 10
these limits. and combined they produce tne SANE
effect that would have been prodoced oy the ooo'
strOctive planet This 10 precisely the ctse -
point. and this 10 the reason Why IL vas impoescse
Tor Adams Leverrier to give the elements OF sne
orbit Of the planet DOW found. for have no dceos
this is only OF more bodies which exist In me
same region. lApplsuse
Whether we shall ever attain TO knowledge Of
them. or be permitted TO feast eyes on them. 70
Is Impossible 10 know bat. year ago, In the DIS
cu.,lon OF this subject when did not douot that
this vas the Planet, ventured 10 say that, In case
IL should be found hereafter that the orbit OF the
planet WAS not very eccentric-carrying II on 10
much greater distance than IL now H. and thus &C.
counting for the fact that is distance less tnan
that assigned by the law of Bode-thst u Was one
of a group bow extended tits impossible % say
know the difficulties which have had 70 CO.
counter TO night | have tried to impress your
minds with one great Truth DO not know how
successful have been. bat cannot clese without
repeating once again Although this new planes
IS not the planet o; Leverrier and Adsmss theory,
yet IL does not ia the smallest degree deuact nom
the jsst fame which is due 20 them Tor the resou-
ton OF this mighty problem ,Applsuse
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WANTS.

HxTANTED-A good sphshtly girl sbosf " yesn o.
w IA German pfefsusd) One who can come vel ~
commended may obtsin . good home ~ inS1"''s -
desk In The Tribune ONE .--------,.r,-
s0nAGENTs WANTkD-rhs rapid :slss VI W az
sDVIU LAWYER for tho States Of New foss -
Coanscticut Rhode Island, NswJsnsJ, ave ieessS
~ or,psrs Usited Stsss Form Boob adapted 70 evesy
So, In the Union IL 10 book worth dollars 70 svesy -
Of b,,nsss IL Is sold for 81 eents With oar Agent - ne
very liberal and Of energy can MAKE At Issse -
montn We have Agents that are making ei~ month
lnqsirs at n Nassss-st yOhH Z. MLLLs ele Nv
s.-.n REWAKD-Lost, on Saturday, evening", sue.
SZU posed " be In Broadway, between ofsee 80
Inward sis poctstbook eontsipiss socst tveny ~
lars ia bills ehsek Of r. brown, Tor eiD 90 the Cheoi
al bsss two notss ei, 10 favor OF and speosses
BY Geo Hamilton, December 5 1877, the otnsf io1
payable 10 Nj Smith, dated Nov. III uhx fnon.nS
seyer.l papers OF 10 value, except 70 The o~neS
Inc are cautioned against nssotStlDg Tor tho eeovs
fadsr will return the book and cSntsnts 70 NJ ksss
Canslst be will receive the rswGd ana no 49,.
asxsd a---------.-
a-o0 AGENTS are waited 70 oests 10 disssns
SD)eoqnfi Tor tho sale Of two rev patent sft'csSS
r. ar, very useful and sslsbLs IN which ksIson VIZ
S. % 600 can $50 70 500 per year s,sf eli "
Psn'sss L'"e ccAxSkEs SULLER, "a 0r.ss.eh.st
xIT.STk,,--s fsw ssass yoans nsr 10 ~ ssals ~
w es 70 ssss Tor ihs sale Of ssv and psyeis
e.sred 20 ~tss, with opportunity o. siesnsl
Al oGo per yszf some nss now 10 car employ viii ~
Sosbs make over go per ysas, sissf Of oil sspseses
yzb man will have bis district viii b ssossssfy fos
I'm 20 have from eL5 70 80 y obtain 5000 a.
ras ous- Apply Il vRENCHB Pubiishing Hall, zel
sro.d ~ay ap stairs ose Of the plaS Of Untoa. Ali
letters cssst - posspsjS ~
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The rationale Of tho War seems this {.

"TOlt they GOES,
Bnt sha. they re- al q ghiing for nobody kno~s'
Rnt one thing in the presen. aspect Of the War
rlpst give heart elt and exuava<alt Joy 70 every
lover of true Religion II rery large nuNbsr Of
V,1,fs has TEN ordered 70 MerlcD. / 30 nj learn
that they we're pnsted at the Union Office. Ia
truth. / am inclined 70 think not--as the Union is
no hncer Printer 10 Congress.
trust cur Generals aud soldiers give the enemy
he option OF the tract or the bullet AID make 10
mistake as 70 the priority Of the offer.
Well,
This Is the patent age Of lew inventions
For kiiiins bodies ssd for saving souls
And il takes the Yankee 10 carry out these two ia
gentions 70 al indefinite extent.
Mr. Senator DAVIS is faiiy coavals scent. 90 is
Mr. CHOATE. II.
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Nv Extrncss for EinNorina nlnnc Mans

lies Cream. Custsrds Charlotte kus-e Padding, Syrues
Sauces &c. Ne Highly concentrated Extract Of Vanilla
Lemon Pe.cL, Rose Citron, Butte Almond and Orange
lso. Rose ater Peach and Orange Flower Wstss Toe
Hsvons oil knds CONNECTIONS Cooks snd eoafseoasss
their are purity Of flavor tsaspcoe fuu
issueent dsvors quart Put yials Al Is esnasseh
Prepared by HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist, az bsvse.
way West sidsl In tho Granite Building Also cold q
iol' snl,on..t o2s 2msol
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pN. CIiRfSrIE's

GALyANIC sTRtNGThENlNG fLAsfFRs.
~ That peculiar season Of the ,rsr' VINO,
hand and is therefore deemed proper TO direct
to the peculiar claims OF CHRISTIE Gsvauc susnsh.
ening Plsses At this season many persons Ae isbo 70
be srced by sudden changes Of the weather. and toss OF
delicate constitution experience constant co g. psns
SION Of the pulmonary Organs. and many o,hst distressing
Complaints All these might be sniss'y pts'eo.eoi ~
gass prs,s,. may ~ re. pssss fssi
severe rheOmsttsu, consit"innN eeonny, ~..s -
IN. u.os sin ". certain pfsvensiss ~
cold- and 10 many Of those eo~rsass 70 which ts@slss
especially liable tho 0slvssic Strengthening riss
words, ia embraces All tho yifncs u the beat pfsps
ration with the important addition OF the ssssois nnn
snce which neither impaired exhausted ~hiie Ne
action continues These plsstes will BE- found sDlirely
free those objections which are constant source o.
tho sensation caused by wearing them 10 exceedingly
pleasant and agreeable - xn...,.
TIES Gsvanc Strengthening Plaster has esused them -
be oouneeted. and unPnncped psrsons ons' wofhiese
limitations. The Only place 10 Sew.forh 70 Obtain tss
Ms,asa.aas' d22sw
~ MADISON River Railroad Company.-At :
meeting OF the Board Of Director. o, ths COMPANY nsA
the i,h day Of Dscsmbsr 1871, the following pfss@'
bic aud resolutions we're adopted
Wlsrea,. the terms which subscriptions were msds
the stock Of this Company preclude the Board oss
making any alterations In the periods Tor paying ths IN
staments whereby large amount Of funds has sccama
ated on deposit in the New.York Life Insurance ana
snSam tnsss.t sns Is,ss ouch funds wh., VIII
payable in the month Of February next for the nnh inser
men cannot he sdysntassousy disbufssd n the eomihS
Spring and Summer Therefore,
Resoiusd That while this Board have, BY the terms
the ,ubsch pton right change the sPalsfed penoes
Tor paying quarterly, via during the monthS
OF February May August and November, nor 70 decline
receiving the ssns parties who wish 70 psy thsy
would prefer should sbssin from paying
the fh February instaent TIL the month OF NAY snS
the sixth Tor May instsIment I'LL the 18th day o. June
next IL benz under stood that transfer OF socts can
be mode on the books Of the Company unless The nsta
snt oss seco ding 10 tho terms Of the subsen Pton are
R,,oIued That while unavoidable circumstances have
prevented as rapid progress in the construction Of ne
WORK under charge Of this Board - they could have -
sired vet they can toe stockholders thst tbsy
proceeding With ell possible energy In carrying forvsw
he work and Whatever has occurred prssssb
"a soy material obstacles 10 its progress.
hseusd That tho proceed ing preamble aud feeoauoes
b. polished in the daily psPe daily for two wesss 80
also Ia oas paper ia esch of the pracps towns On ne
RiSer Idl5 7vI JOHNM HOPKINS, osc'y.
~ II. Wheeled. Commissioner Of Dss1s eos
y.a-vort snA Conssstis1t ramwsnv Hsll a.
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MAssAoHUsETTs.-EdgarK h. Whitaker was che
seU torepreseDt the Loco-Focos of the With Con-
gressions District Of Mass. in the Baltimore Con.
vention by meeting held at Dedhem on Thursday
last Resolutions against the farther extension Of
Slavery ia territory hereafter To be acquired and
nsiructing the Delegate not to vote for any person
az President who was not in favor of such senti-
ments were voted down. a resolution instructing
the Delegate TO vote for Levi Woodbury. met with
tho
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" NIoorhcad,s tarndsnsed tIasnesic Ma

cblre.-Thess new ard beautiful insttunl nts nave
eeyed the general communication VI tbs nsaies ptoes
son OF this city, on OF their great singsy anA
excellence. They confidently recommended - bsine
.s most beautiful eonvsnsnt and sdsctas Article 81 ID:
assesses Of chronic or nervous chAracsE a.
tending their use 10 Truly wonderful Esch mschiae 60
snod by manual with full directions, and V w0.
rsped MsnafsctuI- ed and cold wholesale end setaii, ~
sng n D. e. MOO 90 le} Broadway. N.
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members Of the Virginia Legislature was held at
Richmond on Wednesday evening last when the
following resolution was adopted almost unsni.
mousy
Rsolped, As the opinion Of the Wing members Of the
general Assembly OF Virginia, That ZACHARY TAYLOR
.c be acceptable candidate 20 the people OF Nir-
sina for the Presden y and that he viii receive from
Them most jealous ana Efficient support.
Tue Convention also adopted a resolution ia favor
Of holding Wing State Convention in the Capitol
at Richmond on Wednesday, the 23d day of Feb
raary next for the purpose OF forming an Electoral
Ticket Tor the approaching Presidential election
sad OF taking into consideration the propriety Of
expressiIg the preference OF the Wing party OF
the State for person as fit candidate for the
Presidency aud also of the propriety OF sending
delegates 10 n Wing N@onal Convention, should
one be hereafter assembled.
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" DR.. Chrl..ie'. s;sIyaelc klns., Bels

~ DIR. Chriafie'n tsalvunic Rings, Beltss
Bruceiets and magnetic fiutd.-SIsnssrs ere re-
.psetfuiy informed that the only place In New.foIh =
Broadway between Joha-st and Msidenisne. ~ Ia I'll
saaes Of NERVOUS DISEASES. the efficacy Of Cbr'ssiss
sysnic articles 10 truly wonderful and their great csis
Sts has caused them TO BY needy persons
no oder spurious and worthless limitations. iast which
ID. pubc respectfully spsudsd No Drussi.t OF DRUG
,oss In New-Yors will ever DO allowed 10 .sl DR. Chris
ss articles the sale and exclusive Agency Brood.
=, aux II
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Gen. Taylor in the FIELD!

H5d0Quartefs amy or OcctpafOn,t
BsAzos ISLAND, Texas. Nov. -, lg47. !
naAg SiR take great pleasure IN acs now eosing the
receipt your favor Of the 9TH October, enclosing
coy o. The proceedings Of the Democratic Taylor State
Couventor. which assembled A. Harrisburg, Pa.
The resolutions Of the meeting have givsn great
pleasure aud sasiac ION the expression Of high respect
nd consideration from the people Of PenDsy vania and
the earliest moment 70 scknOwl,dgs my
pfecison he high honor thus bestOY ed pom me by
iheir nominate n Of me for the Pres deIcy.
To yourself ud not fsi 10 express my ihankuness
20. the very Gno acceptable mauner in which
have ed 70 iho proceedings Of the Conven
ton I fsmsio, dear sir. with high respect
Your most obt sers't. T. TAYLOR.
Major General 4. ; Amy.
HEAKY 4. MUHLESsEEe, Esq. President Taylor State
Convention, Reading, Pa
C1- 1t should be distinctly understood that the
nomination here accepted was that OF a Loco. Foco
Convention the resolutions which have given Gen.
Taylor great pleasure and satisfaction were the
resolutions Of that Convention. II. A. Mghlenberg
It's President ia a son oithe late Loco Foco NJ G. and
candidate for Governor OF that name. We do not
believe he or his associates ever intended to sup
port Gen Taylor for President Their object is to
get him into position where the Wings cannot
support him. and that we presume, they have aid
cd 10 accomplish
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NokE OF THE TORNADO N ALsbANA.--A ts,e-
80 sis,s,eh 70 the Phiisd N0rh fotertodH says We
I'm 81 ue~s respecting the tornado ia al
lection vas from sosthwss. 10 HStt.s SI"s
as ~ Coca Co dong great damage % proper
~ hsr artansssly no live. we're lost II struck 'Ss az
900 River at Yoanss Ferry, u lAaPoo's - -
md TWO Of The wsgopers snd some dozen m1e'
we're killed BY the falling timber
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BOARDING..

BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY--Thres
ID yOuug gentlemen or eentiemsn and hs wife cen bo
accommodated with board and sood rooms In private
family there MOTHER bosrdefs The boat OF refer
ences required. Apply at secondst nssf NE bowefY
as iwsoa.
ttvaliht =, ~ cs.,,hs,s~ d22 ~
DOtKD-At 81 Bestnsn-st- within ave ninutes' wsik
Oof WsIIst or the City Hall few snxs sso<.snsa
go - st~d with pleasant single roma l27r
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re- Toothache Cured la One Minute By ths

use Of the Glove AnodyneThsis an exeelseut sfueiA
and will cure the most vioeat oohaehs Psia In IL
gums minute IL 10 not unpleasant 10 the TASTE va
not injaFs the teeth, and effects permanent care rre
BIS Brosdwayn the Granite BUILDING Sold also 81 lW Ia
toast II East Broadway and at CoddinStons SoJ hsl
sonst Price - cents.
Purchasers must hewss Of spurious eonpouuds eslls1
Glove Anod intended TO deceive the unwAy Be sure
snd ash for ths Glove Ancdyne prepared By hkSnv JoHn
SON. purchase only OF respectable deAors Oh 1neo1
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TmoTHY PITkIN AND SLAYkRf.-Ihe HlyNAy
gr,si,o J,.rsal in noticing the death Of Hon Iimo'
Thy Pltkin, says:
MANY wear. aso we became. accidentally, acquainted
with tis eparscd Statesman, and for the bst P,f q
day between New.York aud NswlizVeni isenec 20 h.s
most interesting and destructive conversation 'h 'na.
occasion Mr. Pitkin suggested and explained paA lo
Inc Sr1dua but ultimate abolition Of slavery when a,
so well considered, ghtened auo liberal 80 is an
oh anthiopic aud entirely practicable, that has ever
siuce rsmsned upon uliud the bass OF hope oi
kmanclp patton. .,s-,
we then urged the venerable patriot 70 submit this plan
IN foru 10 countrymec lie remarked tnet the time
iu,t before Gen Jaeksons feeleeton Was unPropteus
- ever successful must be proposed By man
.frong the public confidence and Al moment when Tie
Nation was st its IeP0se. =, ,.,.-,. 81.
80, md only uie Il In the hope thai u will
S ,mous the msny valuable papers which viii b
s.iins in his archives
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THE sE,u-wEEKLY TRIBUNE

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pfce IS Ger annun Two copies for =.
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TERMINATION OF DEBATE.
The SPEAKER announced the business in order to be
the resolution providing for the termination of the debate
in Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union
the naval appropriation bill, at O'Clock p "to-mor-
row." the question upon which pending yesterday
when the House adjourned.
Mr.. ASHMUN moved to lay the resolution on the
table; which motion was negatved
The question was then taken upon the adoption of the
resolution, and decided in the affirmative.
So It was resolved that all debate in committee upon
the said bill should terminate at o'clock p tomor-
row.
THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
On motion of Mr. MCKAY, the House resolved itself into
Committee OF the Whole on the state of the Union, Mr..
FIcKN in the chair, and resumed the consideration of
the bill making appropriations for the naval service OF
the United States for the year ending June 30h 1s4S
Mr. BAYLY submitted an amendment to the bill,
which he supported III few remarks, but which the re-
Mr. EWING, of Tennessee then addressed the com
mee and occupied his hour in some remarks upon the
mnstraon IN relation thereto While he was in favor
of the vigorous prosecution Of the war, with to
conquer peace, he charged the President with mbe-
Mr. SIMS, Of South Carolina, followed in support of
the war, and defence of the administration but had not
concluded his remarks when, the hour of O'Clock hav-
Mr. SAWYER said that, as the hour at which-as he
understood the resolution-the House had resolved 10
terminate the debate in committee on the bill under con-
sderaion had arrived, he would move that the commit
tee rise.
ICries of " No no." Tomorrow The times up y
and disorder
Mr.. SAWYER rose TO point of order The reso-
luton introduced yesterday was intended to take eff
feet to-day. Having been passed to-day, he contended
that its meaning had not been changed and il therefore
took effect to-day, and it out of order TO do
otherwise than terminate the debatethc hour desgna-
ted in the resolution having arrived.
The CHAIR decided that the resolution took effect
from the date of its passage and the date of its sub
INITIAL and precedent for such decision was cited.
Mr.. SAWYER appealed from the decision of the Chair.
Mr. G. w. JONES said he of the opinion that the
question pending OF construction, to be decided
BY the House. and of ORDER to be decided by the
Chair.
Telers were demanded and ordered the appeal taken
from the decision of the Chair by the gentleman from