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DAILY EVENING STAR
HURRAH FOR THE FLAG OF THE FREE

FHURRAH FOR THE FLAG OF THE FREE
A Union Sentiment for the "Star."
BY II. CLAY FREUss.
There's a banner that gracefully swelIs on the
breeze,
'Tis vision of glory TO sec
Shining out like star on the waste of the seas,
AS it floats DER the hearts of the free:
Hurrah for the Flag OF the Free,
Hurrah! for the Flag Of the Free,
For herald of right,
And an emblem of might,
Is the star spangIed Flag of the Freel
There's the white for the pure, and the blue for the
true.
Like the "Promise of God'' that we see;
And we're cued from the garden Of Heavens deep
blue
The stars for our bright F'sur de lis
E Pluribus Unum oh, long may it stand,
A tower of strength in cause;
And may we forever with one heart and hand
Stand up for our FIog and our latos!
Hurrah for the Flag of the Free,
Hurrah for the Flag of the Free
For herald OF right,
And emblem of might
Is the star spangled Flag OF the Free!
The Insignia of French Royalty urdcr the Bour-
bon dynasty
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Furniture, Vanishing, Repairing,
and Jeb5tEg shop.

Psarsir fn;- auenae, sJik sile betwcs' 9Th and liih
streets, neat to LGfahs Psc;ufe frame ttct,ry
srs-z=xx.e.A E0usekcep":S and 0th-H
TfsSI %szyS9 having furniture Of u
kzSxEAexz.Essi repair can, by leaving their fsr~1
<S 80 orders calling al tine
above pIce, have ii put in firstrate oTder III such
prices that will please all avofing the undersigned
with tlluir work. With Promp, attention aud mod
crate charges, the subscriber confidently anticipates
a siars Of public patronage Old chars recaned
aud paIn'c'! in limitation of various woodz. Crate
tu fT past ldvnrs the undersigned respectfully
Hcits a continuance OF the fame.
oc l2-enlm ROBERT WALNSLEY.
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esss-- BALTIMORE PIANO.
&ES FORTE MANI UFA CTORF

70 H II II J. WISE & BROTHBIt Manufae
x v sturers of Grand square and Bouloir
PIANOS request special attention of Female Plan
lists to apeat. simple and convenient method Of nd
lustng the Piano to aRy degree of touch (heavy
OF light the performer requires Touch being the
principal means Of playing the Piano, it should be-
agreeable and equal the elasticity of the fingers
Call and see it. j. J. WISE& BRO
oc S-3m-
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pG rot SUFFER WITH ANY PAIN? If yen
IA son will fp1 rnlstiate relief by using DR.. !. >.
ross P,rS CURER 1t is the only preparation which
cures almost ins snty Sore Throat, rheumatism,
-, CoLI. Pain. in the stls. back or limbs, Fare,
T.r cr Toothsehe: stomach or Bowels, Side Bark.
s,,g Se,k. Bruises. Corrs and Chilblains. Whure-
over Won have Pain. the Pain Curer, safe to all
s-s,. Price IL :. p and 80 ets
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NEW RESTAURANT.

~ u J.D HAMMACK respect
u IN o fully informs his frieDds &ts25YYyGx
~Ss1IfT/ the citizens that he has SySAkaa
sS~ opened for their accnmmo- >
da'ion a REATAURANT, on the of rapnsy
vauia avenue and 18th stie1t south side. IIa fully
expects by strict attention to the Lusness to cor
lu4t the establishment in such a manner IT, mnr
1t the favor and patronage Of all. The bar is sup
Piled with the choicest WINES, LIQUORS, and CI-
CARS, while the eating department Will contain all
that can be required by the most asidious epicure
cc L6-d2wA-
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FER ALL DISEASES OF THF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER

nR J. s. ROSE'S fo,IPOrND FLTID EXTRACT OF
RrrHr-This is Grrii'dlv of the best remedies
ever uSa,I diseases of the Kidneys bladder, &C..
and also for gouty affections: always highly recon-
rasnd~l by the late Dr. Physic, and many Of tie
nr,t DISTINGUISHED medical men abroad Price 80
cents. ,
ns !. ;. ROsE's GoLrEc Pills for Falling If the
Wo.sb. Female Weakness, Debility, and Relaxation.
Fricg 30 cents
Dr. J. q Ross FEMALE SrFCIFIC.-A remedy for
Painful Meastrua:ioD, eucorrhoea or Whites. Price
enc dollar.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, &c.
The Liver beinc, the largest gland in tho lumap
h0ly il is frvquen ly derangri han any other.
Then follows dyspepsia, constipation. cold feet, and
loss Of sppette-the skin becomes yellow, the spirits
droop, and there is great aversion 10 society. Re
guaia The liver, and you correct all these evils -
The surrat preparations to take Dr.. ROSEs CEIE
sstTED RAILROAD o. ASTI-BnI0Us Pills. They carry
of the bile, and soon give appetite and strength.
His DYSPEP-Ii COMPOUND should be taken where
rerson has been troubled with dyspepsia for a long
tilns-Frice 80 cents. But for colds, bilious habits.
jau0tce. go. take DR.. ROSES ANTI-BIIIoUs RAIL
Road rIsIS, l214 nnl - cents per box.
MI Cf the above preparations, with Or. Roses
Medical Adviser tn persons in Sickness and in Health.
t, b. had of z. d. Gilman Charles Stctt & Co, ".
H. Gilman, John W. Marin, Patterson e Nairn.
" Morrison, William L. Evans. KidwelI e. Law
renee, J. p. Moore, Washington; !. l.. kidw' II.
Georgetown ard by all dealers in Alexandria, yir-
glnis- sep II
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
PIANOS AND MUSIC.

The un:'e- signed desires to ..las
EEG~~lzI call the attention of purchn- = -
m n n sers to his stock Of PIANOS afaIITgrr.'
x oconsising of 6, el5, 614, and &grTTiiaS
7-cctayes. with or without metallic frames. These
pianos renarksbe for great power of toue, from
the lowest to the highest notes. with elastic and
ready touch, being suited TO any performers. MU-
SIC for pianos, and all other Musical Instruments
constantly on hand and rec',ived publish
cd. The trade supplied on liberal terms.
JAS. Il. BOSWELL,
No. 223, Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
oe 1o-ly.
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M :. RnssN NsEyoUS AND INrIepRATISG Cor
- Tn. Greatest discovery in medical sr;ence
II "a; ,,ri,I,if- preparation for raising up weak
.itatian d.bIsilfcd hy care, labor. study or dis
.,., acts Ike a charm. 1t gives Strength aud arp =
-. ,nd noS, . s,s great iUvicnTatip. properties.
" u. m al Disease all Nervous Affections Fiatu-
- Hart Bum. Re'tleSsuess. Numbness, Neural
- r,I.inc IN. spirits. aud giving power TO the
abls systen IT Is almcst miraculous III its effect
50 ents bottle.
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THE EVENING STAR
RI WALLACH & HOPE.
.rnIcINEs WHICH NEVER FAIL TO
H cTyE SATISFACTION

-RJS ROSE is AL honorary member Of the
pbilsdelphis Medical sncirty, and graduated
Ion from the University of ~ nnsylyania under
,bs rilnca Of The truly eminent Professors Fhys-
tle W 5,L,,,,n Gihson. Coke, James and Hare naTnrs
- FH''.I Tor r1.Iir1l s~iencc. TCiDg solicited by
.,s,nis Of hi< p1tsnts to put up his Preparations.
~ s osars t, the public - the results of his
~ - t,r tho past thirty ye Ts. the following val
ll,bIs ganiIY Medicines, each one SUITED to 9p2-
ekcdtssLt:
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TO TIE LOVERS OF
ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONARIES, &C.

TINHE AMERICAN ICE CREAt., manu nuactured by
l. the subscriber from pure country cream, and
fu -nisled in any quantity. from quart and up
wards. ct IL 50 rer gaoD and at the shortest notice
Parties, Dinners, and Private Entertainments fur
rthed in the most fashionable style, and equal to
any in the United states
CHANLOTrE-RUSSE, FROZEN FRUIT,
BLtNC-MANGE, PYRAMIDS,
JEhiIES, CAKES, &c.
made to order in every style.
All orders left at ARNULDS. under Gadsby's
Hotel, on Pennsylvania avenue, Will be punctually
attended to- here there will b. constantly kept on
hand large and fresh assortment of FRUITS,
FRENCH BON-B0NS, PRE-
SERVES, PICKLES 6c.
A long experience in the business enables the sub
scrber to guarantee the utmost satisfaction.
OYSTERS in various styles, COFFEE, TEA, CHO
C0LATE, 0BGEAT, and other Refreshments, can be
obtsine1 at all hours at the above saloon
sep % II. ECKARDT.
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Under GARM RMENTS.-Merino, ambs-
~ wool, Radner Wool, Scotch wool, silk and
" OIL shsker Flannel, and Cotton Shirts and Draws,
in great variety, End at moderate and UNIFORM pri
ces, at STEVENS'S Salesroom,
&C 70 Union Browns Hotel
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CTOCK OF BOOKS g. PRINTS wi,

~ be of, red tr sale oil this week, at cost. A!so
large and miSceilsneous co lection uf cheap publ
cations and the balance will be sold at Auction ss
find the business of the Alhambra Saloon is increas
ing and requires my whole attention.
&C 25- A HUNTER
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TRUTH is MIGHTY.
skSpr BORON, MIDrLEsEx Co, Va.

&tTE commend the peru~al cf the extract below
w to readers. Mr. Bull is merchant of
high Character.
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ns. J. 5. ROsEs GoLpEs Pills for Falling If the
Wg.ah. Female Weakness, Debility, and Relaxation
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DR. j. Z. Ross FEMALE SrFCIFIC--A remedy for
Painfu Meastruation eucorrlIcea or Whites. Price
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The Nos. Wonderful Medicine
0hfr & Co.'S Vegetable SIceiff

lSc0rsred fGr The CERTAIN cu'e Of AgI.e and Fc
Intsrmittallt 01id EiiiOMs EcrerS
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r. X. r.
FIVE COMPLAINTS,

Raging n one system cured by R. R n. Remedies, On
twont, two days. RHEUMATISM, LIVER COMPLAINT,
NEuRALCIA. FEVER SORES, CUllLs AND ~
NEK.
Or G.. gentleman il-i ned from who
an COED wh each of tho above complaints at the
time He commenced The use OF X. X. Remedies the
2lth Of June For kteuma IN he used kadway's Ready
Kelei-he used cKernaly For Neurasis, he used the
Ready Relief internally and externa ny, L. Instantly
las tho most violent rtatons and saasuis impaired
strength and vitality bis lie has not hsen uuub
led since the tenth day with any Neualgc pains.
CHlLLs AND FEY Ek.-Radway's Ready Relei-in-
terually und extefnaly-t Impaired heat health %
siensh 20 the cold and chilly blood and uouralsed tho
poisonous mIaHma of Ague.
LIVER coMfLAlNr.-Radway's ReFuliors-ro regu-
ae the organs of the sytem and 10 give tone and energy 10
the liver "a insure pleasant aud healthy digestion and
regular aeou Of the bowels prevent cosi, ndi
gesuoa 80 lilo was entroiy cured OF tbs complaint by
The 6rst OF July.
FEVER SOEE~--lie took the Renovating Resolrent-
he had nineteen large The Bos0eni oleansed
and purified his blood made pure and rich und resolve
away from he body all diseased poisonous deposits aud
irritating humor on The 18th Of July he called al the
H. Il office uad represented himself cured lis hhsuma-
uam Calls aud Fever, Neuralgia and Fever Sores had
all been aud removed by r. X. Il. Remedies IN
tao DAYS.
RRR Office l62 Fulton st opposite 81 Paus up stairs.
RADNAY A CO.. l62 Fulton street, opposite 81 Paul's
r. r. K. Remedies for sale by druggists geuaral
s'sGEO. ". BLuDSErT. Ciaremont, n n. General
Agent ior New Hampshire aud Vermont. r.. sMiMH
SCOTIA FIELD, Monipeiier. 0y3w
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ASHES There Is further decline, as anti
cipated IN cur las, report. Sales of Pots at 81
sd and Pearls ) % a 50 81 are the present
rates.
BUTTER Owing to the very warm weather
last week sales were moderate and al easier pr-
ces. and the arrivals less. Favorable change this
week, and business Is more active, and all grades
in fair demand at quoted rates
CHEESE The stock is Increasing upon the
market and prices permanently declined he
more fair and common qualities are dull Of sale
and plenty. Small sizes, mild and rich, are worth
&C.
Fl.OUR-Market firm with moderate de-
mand.
GRAIN There Is a better feeling in Corn.
Sales Of prime yellow at 80 Coo white at 80
a Soc Oats, Northern plenty, selling at 46 "a
47c. White Beans plenty and dull
PROVISIONS The market IS steady with
only a moderate demand to meet the wants Of
home trade at quoted rates, mos. Lard Is firm
and In bbls sales have been made at Improved
prices. There haze been sales at / li3c,
mos m bbls and uerces, lot OF 500 tIerces
choice selling at the latter rate; and kegs at ! d
a l2lc per 10, cash and mos, as to quality.
WOOl.-ln Domestic Fleece and pulled the
Transactions have been light at quoted rates. In
foreign there have been sales of IS bales Smyr-
ma unwashed at l51c per 10, = mos; 100 bales
Smyrna, 30 bales Cordova. 10 0uO lbs fine Aus
tralian and $4,000 lbs German ON private terms.
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Fi'qi Rtlrold .lccidenL The last passenger
train up on Tuesday last, H. led an old man nam
Wire Mcdonnell, of Haverhil, a. H., when
within about 80 rnds of the station 10 NeWbury,
on the passumpsic Railroad Ne was lying IN
the erass with ms head IN SO close proximity to
the rail that the cow-catcher struck It nh great
violence tearing the upper part of the skull COIN
pletely OF. The engineer saw something near
the track and whistled down the brakes, bat. on
looking, the object was thought 70 be scare
crow, and the tram proceeded. The man was
Revolutionary pensoner. and upwards Of 70
years OF age. lie was supposed to be IN liquor
Caiedonian.
Hens Too.-Nearly every paper in the State
has within few weeks published a statement
from the Burlington Courier, that the county jail
at that place was now empty, and credtlng the
happy instance 10 the effect of the new liquor
law. We too have as much 10 say IN behalf Of
our own county, for the Chelsea lail is empty /;
bat what Is to us far more unusual, our last term
of Court continued but little over two days for
jury cases, am instance probably unknown IN
this hot bed of lawyers Who will longer Won
der that nine tenths of the lawyers in Vermont
are opposed to the obnoXoustlaw.n Temper
ance makes peace" Randolph Heraid.
Ga Wednesday night officer Paul seized a
quantity OF liquor, IN the possession OF lenale
Csin-said 10 be distant relative Of the fugi-
tive and yagabond' Of old. Like him, too, her
counenauce fell on this occasion. Yesterday
morning at very early hour, the same officer
relieved some lrishmen Of the care of cask OF
the crathur as they we're taking it from a YES
sci at the Lake. We are told that every kind Of
device is restorted toto introduce liquor from the
other side of the Lake, some of which, IN spite OF
every precaution, slips by undetected. The
business is allowed 10 be risky one, however
Officers Paul and Bowman made seizures every
day last week.-Iree Press.
gentleman informs Us, that Mr. VIM White
OF Calais, has a calf which weighed at It's birth
TO lbs, and now, at two months old, weighs
wonder; but unfortunately, it is only the com
inon breed. Patriot
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scrofuia ~ other Chronic Diseases.

TIE follow Jog iaksn from work published oy d. a.
Tyler, 81. n. OF New uaren. Conn.
The Rocs Rose ha- been used by Psof Ives Of Few
Havcn tor about thirty years anterior 90 Tbs period SAYS
d. Tyler, have l1dcatiou OF ~ use 1 regular prac
ucc, professor Ives FIRST obtained
fucolo0f- ie prescribed t ca-es OF scruuli
and alwass 20 ioims OF decucuon n Is nuw somewhat
article co. domestic rlctce for the oi Scuiu-
ia and cganeous diseases. Nhn aw, -coich bpnn.t OF
noouos, who Uiv-iled in America about lsl4 ISIS
rafued A. probably Canada and used aedcat
us hsths his esfihishment England which became
esehaied lo me OF Scoiut aud ohuf thfoutc DIS
The Rock Rose posses the power o. solving
ulous unof-, snd of he fs and obvious Effects
ct th. nedciue improved appetite aad DIGESTION 81
Myers Extract oi Rock Rose, snis W. A. Smith
druggist, genery, whefe pamphlet, &c may be had
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Special Notice.
$4,000 worth of Fine Farms and

hIIlulNH 40 II a aud healthy aud delightfully."-
situated villages Of Roevale iakeisud aud efminvtie
Tee Long Island Railroad hr fafns contain from tive
a-fes upward and well calculated for profitable as
ruturh aad Hffenin- puFoser l u1 50 tu SD perarfe
and Will produce, srh proper eutgauon much
land wlthn Of New NorA. 90 shares consist
ne Of Buidne lots add Farms ~ sl5 only prr
ns four lots pa 100 fuei each arm OF from Go 20 arfos
The lots tne beautiful v ia0 OF Ro,ry1le. adjoining
hat aHa. tHe much acmtr.d Like kunkonk'na,
where gren improvements have been made. nov church
has been erected. Macy private dwellings have been
add uiher being etecteu for separate Farm
shore ia buiidiur Lots aod fifui-, which
disposed the 3oih o June 1888, apply immediately
CHARLES WOOD No. POS broadway, \. y. where maps
and pamphlets be had gralis. 81
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conmuny thoius recommended aud used ny eminent ply
sicians aud distinguished ciuzrns,l
Or. stephen Jewettls Justly aud highly eel
brated health restoring Bttters.
which have bneu tried and prorsd found 10 be superior
10 all ohet preparations Tor the cute Of ~ diseases arising
from Impurities Of the blood, Detsngo ef the Som ch
Rove Liver o. Nervous system, and remarkable for their
stfengthenius invgorative, and cheering properties.
single tna will prove their efficacy. lseo recommendations
in ram1hltts.)
Also the Pulmonary Elixir aud strengthen
ing Plaster
For sale by appointed agents IN oNery md village
New England AID by dealers IN Medicines generally
FRED. SMITH, Agent,
Successor 10 :. \. Collins, Mon tpnlior.
Jnne, 1853. sol aus 90
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The Stagedriver from Barton TO Irasburgh
had his bed room entered few nights since, at
Barton, and $50 stolen from his pockets. Money
not recovered at last accounts
The Essex County Agricultural Fair will be
holden at Luncnburgh Sept. the lst.
Dangerous counterfeit VS. on the Commercial
Bank, Burlington, are in circulation.
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Business Improvements, .Nonpeiier. Hyde.
Bancroft & Holmes new four story Touring mill
FURNISHED by Thwng Of Baue3 is complete ;
J. r. Laugdons new mill has been in success
lul operation for some months, he is now re-
building his old mill and has already laade con
tracts for the best OF wheat to stock it. Ban
croft g. Holmes are erecting large brick store /;
and we are putting up snug prluung-oiiice, in
tending TO operate by steam power
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Partition, Montpelier. This is one Of the lar
gest hotels in New England, ont Of Boston, and
we are pleased to say that It's proprietor NJ.
Coitrill, a well known stage proprietor and hotel
keeper for many years, has added extensively to
his rooms, aud put the house in first rate order
It is not kept on the European plan, French or
English, and no attempt is made to ape city
fashions; bat if any body is suited with clean
neat and quiet house, aud a table abundanty
furnished with substantial articles and each the
best of it, kind, let him try the Pavilion.
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n ieribie tornado passed through the city Of
New York on Friday last, demoshing some
buildings, unroofng others, and killing several
persons. The Chrystal Palace suffered some.
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Poisoning. 81

Thousands Of Paronts who Verniiuee composed OF
Castor CT, CHome &c, that while they ap
H honeht the patient. thav are actually having tho
foundations of series of diseases such ~ salvation loss
OF sight, weakness Of limbs &c.
In another column will hr found tho advertisements Of
Hobenoacks Medicines which we ask attention ~
nll directly Interested iu iheif we'll their chdren
health. 10 LAYER complaints and AL disorders asina from
those ota bilious type, should make the onl genuine
medicine, Hnbensarkis IivrrPilis.
go" BE- not deceived" but ask for Uohsnsacks Worm
Syrup md P and observe that earh has the sigma.
trieoi the Proprietor, n. HOBENsACK, as nono else
are genuine.
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Australian Steamship Company
For Fort Philip, Melbourne and
sidney, Australia.
E,t-7fs,a
.1tfEEks

THE magnificent steamship GOLDEN AGE, 5000
tons burben, %. d. POINTER, q. :. y. Commander,
will poe lively despatched for She above pors Lon
dow. August Is. a O'Clock precisely, from her dock pier
Nos a. r. This steamship b. OF the size and strength,
and every wsy equal 10 che Collins line Of steamers and
o. d. believed VIII prove 10 be the fastest steamship in the
world. Her accommodations ioI first, second. und third
class passengers superior TO those Of any
built Rates 81 ptssuseFrst class, ladies SALOON, 1913
ist class upper SELDOM, $50; second cass, S255 hifd
class 5000 The books open. For freight pas
sage APPLY 10.
J. HOWARD & son, Agents 81 Broadway.
lam .urfk
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4larriaors.

In sheffield. June 18th by Rev Moses cheney. Mr. John
VI. eifin and Miss Sophia Stevens, both Of fatdwick
10 Pencham June 9Th, by Rev. A. Boutclie Mr. Norman W.
Bingham Of Derby. TO Miss Ellen &. s. Maro II Pes.hnn
w. hfookheh, June 10th, by Rev. d. wild. Mr. r. d.
bodge OF ST. Johusbuty, and Miss Laura A. Freeman Of
BROOK feii.
lu Wuiamstown, Iune 2ad NJ Elisha Moody a,J ui..
luians Dillingham;. both Of waterbury
10 Gu'dhaii June 2ih, by Rev. McMullen Mr. Russell
No'es ni landau n. H., aud Miss Lucin l.. Rich. %
10 lnaenburgh June 26ih by Rev L. Evans W. william
= rpining Of Canclster, New Hampshire, and Miss Lois
X. Snow, of renlurg.
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TRUE AMBEsOSTAL
- G ) ~ y III

rT'HS excellent compound prepared from The Spanish
pa, without it, dark FepuIstve Appearance
be Jog bfautiuNl uHnsparrut and entirely inir
iiles. o.. qualities brvefuera single ral vii give
over oil other preparations n, freedom
from a nozpus bieusss favor an is
exceeding cheapuessone bottle heiug sufficient iof 25
.L-..-. vi rIrh lILu..
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DratI)s.

20 IT, Johnshuy VI, June 3d. Of C0nsumntion Mrs Aon
Guinan. aged r. wife Of Wm Quinn OF ihs place she
'e- an ahecuonse husbund aud Young babe 70 mourn hc
loss Papers IN w. v y, Mass. aud n. j. please copy
Co. headi %, June 81, Mrs Martha Buck wif Of NJ Sim
iG tho town
10 Reading June Is, Mrs Mary Wccden wifi, of the lao
WI samuel Needen, formerly OF Haftland aged SO ycuis
10 underwater, April % The Residence OF Ebenrzer
= 'rm.ni' Esq Miss Hannah Rogers. aged q years
lh uiu'e June 90 Of lingering illness Of 10 months
wi ie of hL Jonathon Eastman.
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CotaI Nous s. Notifies.
The Glorious Fourth

Was celebrated in fine style at Berlin, where
the Montpelier Brass Band won new honors. 10
Montpelier the day was honored by the firing Of
cannon and ringing of bells and the proceedings
of the Wing County Convention were adapted
to the day. The day was, however, unusually
quic, for the fourth--a fact perhaps in part due
to the liquor law. Proceedings at Berlin in our
npXt
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.1al5rosiaL The new mead advertised by
Fred. r. Smith is truly amorosal. folly equal to
the best from the soda fountains, and can be
prepared as wanted by any body Withal it is
strictly temperance dunk--if one does not
put fly 30 it,
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Does not every Man, Moman and Child hav,

In having the health OF themselves and friends restored aud
Preserved A. this Of the nothing Ike using
good aud useful corrective, and giving The system Pes
tsae TO endure the hat OF Summer and changes OF Autumn
and tul No articles tiaud hgh the confidence of