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90 pockets Laguyra coffee;
90 Old Java
60 boxes cavendsh tobacco;
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10 bbIs. cutand dry
90 boxes Stewards y. Y. -carJisS.y
160 hhds sugar;
80 80 S SSIs; Lodgings Nsisisg refined sugar.
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ERUPTIVE DISEASES.

Physicians ofour CITY, that in the oiua,
letter, and other diseases, BREN1tINGER's FLuIp
E&rR SARsArARILLA DANDELIoS, is decidedly
above all other preparations Ii speaks for sewhcnevcr
use although have taken the pains
ngit published through the papers, appointing agents
sale OF it, yet almost weekly receiving
states, by who by chance have heard
OF its wonderful curative Tho following from
gentleman OF Vermont few days since, who used for
very serious diseased
DEAR Doctor:
The two bottles ofmedlcire got from YOU
whenin Wheeling have nearly cured mel please send me
some more by Express.
Yours Respectfully.
It's prescribed by nearly all the Physicians of our
city, not quack medicine, for have made them
quafGted with component parts; and to all
such the opportunity of making it known
that it is entirely from all Minerals and is i'll
the incompatible with any the preparations orlo
dine, Fowler's solution, or other properties.
To be had Paxton & Lakes and F. Yahrlns and sold
BRENTLiNGER & ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street. opposite Washington Hall, wheengya.
July 81, '62.
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- Advice.
yod trouble! with a cough; pain the breast or
Il any affection oil the Lungs-use brcntinger's COM
pound Syrup of BOneset.
If you afflicted with rheumatism, have received
bruises sprRns your hands bitten
or chapped-Use TIE Berger Spine and Muscle Lni-
ment; and
Should you be affected with Scrofuls any disease
arising from mpurty blood, tie njUcious
OF mercury by all means ocure Brennger's Fluid Ex
tract OF S;arsapaiilla and Uandelion.
These remedies have been tried by hundreds and in all
have given satisfactory evidence their superior
efficacy over every other medicine in the these
complaints, for which they are recommended.
To be had at
BRENTLINGER q. ARMSTRONG'S
APothecary, Monroe street. adjoining the Mcclure House,
dec24'52
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wheeling Window. Glass
s. NJ N De- ANC II % p V

THE partnership heretofore existing between Stockholm
Mr. Bankers right title, and interest, by stockton &
The business wiz be carried on under the name OF
oct8 49, =. STOCKTON, RUSSRLL6s co ii
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Read ThislI
Dissolution

THE partnership between the subscribers under ik
firm of s. C. Baker d Co. is this day dissolved By E
consent The business OF the late firm will be settled u
By l.. p. Woods at their Office on Waterstree
ST. BAKER.
Jan. 81, 1868 L. p. WOODS.
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Co-Partnership.

THE undersigned lave this day formed CnPaTtIsf-
ship under the name and style Ol S c. liaer Co. apl
will continue the Steamboat agency and Boat Store bs-
ness at the old stand, No 90 Water street.
SC. BAKER,
jan3t JOHN LIST.
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SECRET OISEASES

And is only advertised the afflicted, particu
larry strangers, from falling into the .Whcd SepulchIeS
and other abodes OF Chareianism blazOned fol til in the
public prints as the only places where be OBJ
tanned for certain diseases. Baltimore, like other large
cities invested with this tribe strangers should be
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i-s.E FOR SALE OR RENT.
rNHE house on the Island, formerly occupied by o. A.
i Zone, will be rented low. desirable tenant or sold
accommodating terms Possession given imn ediateIy
AP mPsyt9 oo"SlLs kS ~ maySyM S,ola
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N CASE superior Manila indigo ON hand and for sae
u byaagFr yi5eJune Slua5 f5T.sH!R LoGAG a co.,
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BACHFLORS.

instantaneous Liquid Hal. Dye.
ITO those wishing hair dye that may depended IN
on, we can cheerulIy Iecommendt the above. The
ofcy references can be given to its superiority
everything of the kind now in For sale, wholesale
and retail, by T. H. LOGAN & Co.
mar31 Sole agents in this city.
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DIR. DYES RELIEF
For Coughs, Colds, HorseneSs, Bronchitis and
fncipcnt Consumption.
INIFTEEN years success in the OF this SYRuP, in
u private practice for the various affections Of the
BroEcha and Lungs is deemed sufficient recommendation
in presenting it to the afflicted TO insure trial OF its
hCacy.
There nothing in this Syrup will so there
can be danger in giving to the youngest Child iii its
use III quantity under circumstances. 1t is pleas
ant mid and efTectual.
Price 90 Cts per bottle.
Prepared by DIR. ]. S. DYE, Hartford, Con.
For sale by KELLS & CALDWELL,
dec30 Sole agents.
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u EcEIVED this day from New York a large assort-
III ment of childrens Hats, consisting OF
Black and Drab beaver
Black and Pearl Gimp trimmed
in fact every kind OF head dress YOUTHS and chdre
ian22 S. AVERY.1I lAain -
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SECOND STOCn OF
SDrinp and Summer Drv Goods.

u ECEIVRD, and in store Main and Sd Streets
IL large and well selected stock OF Drugs and niedi;
cincs Also Wines, Brandies, Gin, ETC., warranted
pure; foreign wines all kinds, German and French
wines the pure juice OF the for medicinal
family use for sale at my Drug store No 81 Main
street, Centre Wheeling. RlIHD. BLUM.
nn2?-tv
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SMOKING TOBACCO.
OK BBLS. cut tobacco, CcOarse.)
10 90 fine cut
&c cases papers
Just received and for sale low by
0DS LOGAN CARR e. co.
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Through arrangement of the system, the mind
is unstrung, memory fails, the power concentrating
thought is lost imbecilityand ocy supervene
ing the throne OF intellect dcar and desoIate TmiuiIy
and trresoluon with melancholy atuity,-throw gloom
around the scenes OF Lies haunted by invisible torments
The burthen oie becomes nsuprortabe and he punscs
TiitiIs mn ~, n ~ ~ o. y " lue.
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SCROFULA. TESTIMONY.

The following case is interesting, says
Dr. Tyler. as cvincing the efficacy Of the
Rock Rose, and also it being the first
known case in the region The individ-
ual is now living in New Haven, Of un-
doubted veracity and intelligence. The
facts arc here noted, as they fell from his
lips Mr.. A. C. when about years
old had the Scrofula, and the swelling
of the glands of the neck commenced and
increased in size, without pain, ill about
the age Of ID when they increased rap
idly. and became extremely painful lie
consulted Drs I. Monson and Spaulding
of New Haven, and many things were
used, but the disease progressed, 50 that
at the age of Is, he had eight assesses
on the neck discharging and three ulcers
on the shoulders, aud three on the lips
Mr. c finding medicine useless. discon
tinucd it, and all other remedies for
many years, when, in lSl7 he fell in
with Mr. Smith farmer from Long
Island, who had the reputation of cur
ing Scrofula Mr. C. was told by him.
if he wanted to try his medicine, he
would furnish him some. At the time
he commenced this medicine. he was
emaciated weak and languid He had
been unable to labor at all, for six
months Two tumors were discharged
from his neck the unopened tumors
lcssened in size, and in four weeks from
the time he commenced the use Of this
medicine, he resumed his labors. Thi:
treatment was continued, with benefit
and he visited Long Island, that he
might if possible, get more of the medi
cine and for months continued to take
it. He was informed that the plant wa
Rock Rose Mr. G. returned to New
Haven, and relieved of his troublesom,
disease. gave up all medicine, and con
tinued we'll for two years, when, from
over exertion, 4 Splitting Of Blood wa
produced Professor Ives was called
and aware Of the benefit received from
the Rock Rose medicine again advise,
its use. Mr. c., now, 1876, sixty-si.
years old, enjoys tolerable health hi
neck cvincng the severity Of the disease
and the success of the remedy. I'll
above case is published in work by L
| A Tyler, MD, of New Haven, Conn,
2l,2w
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sy-lOOO00 TICKETS ONLY, AT II EACH
VIII be sold-E0ch Iickcl Admitting F6Hr
Persons to any Exhibition, and emitting the
Holder to One Share of the 100000 Gifts fol
lowing
Thcwhole ofthc Magnificent Series ofPaint-
ing know as the Seven Mile Mirror, valued at
$4,000. 1t having realized double that sum
by its Exhibitions. a Farm in Burlington
County, New Jersey. containing 100 Acres, in
a rich state of cultivation, with Dwelling,
Barn, and other necessary outhouscs, front
ing one the Delaware River, mile from Bev-
eriy, and II miles from Philadelphia, access
to it every hour in the day, either by Railroad
or Steamboat, and also containing Peach Or
chard of 1900 Trees, ON which Thousands of
Peaches have been raised this year Valued
at S2i 900. Any information about the Farm
can be given by James H. Farrand, Assembly
Buildings, Philadelphia. The Celebrated
Trottng Horse Telegraph, who can Trot
mile in , so with two Persons in a Wagon. To
be be seen at the Franklin House, Philadcl-
phia, valued AT 81 900. Pianos, worth $500
each y 500. 8 Pianos, worth $500 each, 800
Specimens of the Pianos can be seen at the
Music and Piano Store of Horace Waters 1888
Broadway. 10 Gold Watches, worth 500
each, 81 900 40 Gold Watches, worth $50
each, So 900. 100 Gold Pens and Cases, worth
L
each, $1,000 100 Orders for Hats, on Genin,
Celebrated Broadway Eattcr,) S400. 5000
Gold Pens, 81 each, $1,000. 10000 Engrav
ings, valued Mt zoe. each, $4,000. 53,IS9
Hand Books, describing the Seven Mile Mir
ror, So 900. 100 900 Gifts valued at S9l ,5Sl.
In order TO insure perfectly fair and salts
factory partition of the Properly, Mr.. Per-
ham proposes that the Shareholders shall
meet together in some suitable place in the
city of New York. On Monday Er6RiHg, No
usmbsr lifk, cor sooner, if all the Tickets are
sold, due notice of which will be given and
select from their number Committee, under
whose supervision the Distribution will take
place. This Committee will be subject to the
instructions of the Shareholders, and who
will distribute the GIFTS among them in such
way-eilher by lot or otherwise-as the
Shareholders may determine upon.
Le'- Tickets for sale at the Chinese As
sombly Rooms, $50 Broadway, at the Music
Publishing House and Piano Store of Horace
Waters, 1913 Broadway, and at the Principal
Hotels and Music Gtorcs. Also, at the AS
sembly Buildings. Philadelphia, at the Mary
land Institute, Baltimore National Hotel,
Washington, and Adams House, Boston.
te'- All Orders for Tickets, by letters,
should he addressed TO one of the following
persons
Josiah Perham, Chinese Assembly Rooms,
$40 Broadway, n. Y. James II. Farrand, As
sembly Buildings, Philadelphia, Pa. John
Sclby, Maryland Institute, Baltimore, Md.
Exhibitions every Afternoon and Evening,
at and u o'clock. Lf3- Tickets for a Single
Admission 25 Cts. Children. halfprice
2li3w,
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GJr Rrgistrr.
MIDDLEBURY, SEPT IA, 1853.
The Result.


Fuller returns than we had received
at the time of going to press last week
leave no doubt that the people have
failed to elect State officers The ag-
grcgate vote in IA towns is, for Fair
banks l4,4l0, Robinson l2,230. Brain
crd 1890 This is loss to the Wing
ticket, large gain for Robinson, and a
corresponding loss for Braincrd.
The Senate will probably stand 90
Wings to 10 Democrats and Free Soil
ers. Windham, Windsor, Rutland, Ad-
Olson, and Caledonia certainly elect the
entire Wing ticket for Senators. Frank
lin elects two, if not three, Wing Scna-
tors. We also claim two in Bennington,
one in Grand Isle, and one in Essex.
There will be at all events, clear Wing
majority III the Senate.
In the House, there will doubtless be
a small majority against the Wings.
Several Representatives, however, rock-
oncd with the opposition, are said to
have been elected under a pledge to
vote for Gov Fairbanks and Wing
U. S Senator We are by no means
certain that the two parties will be able
to coalescc fully in the House. On
joint ballot. at least, we are not without
hope that the State is safe We foot
up returns from 222 towns as follows
Wigs, 90. Democrats and Free Soilcr.
1.-THE last less than one half though ex
actly what proportion it is impossible
to say los, no choice, "a. There are
8 towns to be heard from. y mucl
smaller number of towns than last yea
have failed to elect.
Throughout the State, the Liquo
law has been controlling element il
the canvass-having been adroitly mad
to tell 6oth rays to the injury of tn
! Wings. In numerous instances, Viii
Representatives who voted for the la
. have been defeated, in towns usual
i strongly Wing, and which even gave
j. majority for the law, last February. o
a the other side, scarcely a case of thi
kind has occurred Comment is unne
, cssary. The few Wings who have t.
d ken the responsibility Of this state
y things may reckon up, at their leisur
Il the profits of their shrewd investment
Locofocoism.
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TIE LlQuoR LAw-It is impossible
to ascertain exactly the position of Rep
rescntativcs elect on the Liquor ques-
ton. A majority of the Senate (Which
actually represents the pcople) is opposed
to repeal In the House, the reverse is
undoubtedly true. The Representa-
tives from this county, as we reckon
Wall stand ~ agalnsS ".-a E ri
Our Senator's are both for the law
The law, at all events. cannot be re-
pealed by the next Legislature, or in
any way modified so as to render it less
efficient. 1t being secure in the Senate,
the complexion of the House is compar-
atively uuimportant. We shall, never
theless, watch with some interest the
movements of certain Representatives
in this quarter, who are l,ledgc3 to an
unconditional rcpcal Of Tie Mm
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Rag' Three or four weeks ago an
amusing incident took place in one of
the most fashionable of the New York
hotels, which is too good to be lost. A
distinguished Southern gentleman, for
lerly a member of the Cabinet, was
boardcr in the house, and preferring
not to eat at the table d'hotc, had his
meal served in his own parlor. Being
Rgs5yIAgaft QNX5} Waited Nh dh On 'En him. of he
desired him one day at dinner to re-
tire. The negro bowed and took his
stand directly behind the gentleman
chair Surprising him gone, it was
with some impatience that few min
utes after, the gentleman saw him step
forward and remove the soup. "Fel.
low said he, ''leave the room, wish
to be alone" Excuse me sir" said
Cuffec, drawing himself up stiflly,
"but / am responsible for tie alrer".
Troy Times.
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For several months past, there has
been deposited in building forming a
part Of the freight depot in this village,
4 large quantity Of liquors, belonging to
j p supposed to mean Daniel Tarbell,
of South Royalton, VT Portions of the
liquor have been taken to VT when cir
cunstances would allow. Yet large
quantity remained subject to future OPP
erations. 1t appears that the wherea-
bouts of the brandy, rum and gin, had
become known to certain lovers of the
: critter,' in this vicinity BY removing
windows, and by other ingenious devices,
in the night time, they have found access
to it, and for the last two months have
helped themselves pretty freely by means
of gimblets, straws, and such like cOntri-
vances. The accident that happened
here last Saturday night, when several
freight cars and portion of the passen.
ger depot and large quantity of mer-
rhandize were smashed, is supposed to
have resulted from displacement of the
switch by one of the section hands, who
was drunk on this liquor
On Thursday night last, some person
or persons entered, without search war
rant as we understand and with bit
tapped and let out upon the ground a.
bout 400 gallons of brandy, and 200 gal
Ions of other liquors. This is the first
practical operation of the Maine Law
that we have known in New Hampshire
Lebanon (N HI Wig.
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cd the room, he found a handsomely
dressed young matron, with a blooming
boy of five or six years old She rose
quickly to hcot him. and her voice
choked as she said. Friend Hopper, do
You know me p lie replied he did not
She fixed her fearful eyes earnestly up
on him. aud said, You once helped me
when in great distress But the good
missionary had helped too many in dis
rcss to be able to recollcct her without
lore precise information. With trem-
ulous voice, she bad her son go into the
next room for few minutes then.
dropping on her kneo,, she hid her face
81 his lap, aud sobbed out, I am the
girl who stole the silk. Oh, where
should l now be if it had not been for
you p
When her emotion was somewhat
lined, she told him that she had mar
led a highly respectable man. a Sena-
or of his native State. Being OH a
sit in Friend lIopper's vicinity. she
lad again and again passed his dwelling
looking wistfully at the windows to
catch sight Of him but when she at
tempted to enter her courage failed.
But | must return home tomorrow,
aid she, and | could not go away with.
at once more seeing and thanking him
tho saved me from ruin She recalled
Or little boy. and said to him. Look AT
i'm and remember lin well for he
'as the best friend your mother evei
ld' With an earnest invitation to
sit her happy home, and a fcrvcnt
Tod bless you = she babe her bencfac
yr farewell.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept l0.-Thc New
York train due here last evening, did
not arrive until o'clock this morning,
having been thrown off tho track near
Beverly. The forward brakeman, nam.
ed J Rcdell, was instantly killed, and
John Cobson, the Engineer considerably
sed.-None Of the passengers were
injured.
The accident was caused by a piece
of rail being placed against the aleepers
aud braced on either side in the position
of a turnout. The locomotive was
thrown off into low place adjoining the
track and turned up on the end-The
brakeman was thrown from the gig on
the ten der aud found dead
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Monks New Map of North America.

This celebrated Map is undoubtedly
the most complete and accurate one ever
published. 1t has recently been revised
and corrected up to the present year,
giving the boundaries of the new terri
tories of Washington aud Nebraska, new
railroads &c, &c. The very general
commentator it has received, from such
men as Col. j. j. Albert, Rev n. s. S.
Beman, d. D., Rev. DIR. Day, Pres. of
Yale College, Prof Sillman, President
Hitchcock, &c, are a sufficient proof of
its superior excellence
The Boston Atlas says Of this map
1t is by far, the most complete pub lie.
alton of the kind we have seen, and de-
rives no small part of its claim to the
favor Of the public by the full and com
plete representation it gives of all our
new acquisitions in New Mexico and
California as well as of our new develop
ments in Oregon and the new territories
Of Nebraska aud Minnesota The routes
to California are also given with an ex-
actness and particularly of great value
to all interested in our intercourse with
that State The Island of Cuba is also
we'll represented. and its exact geograph-
zeal relation to the United States given
with correctness and care that has
been attempted on no other map that
we have seen.
Central America is presented for the
first time, with careful exactness. 1t
gives every county capital in the United
States, and an alphabetical table of all
the counties, SO that the position of any
county may be readily found on the map.
Mr.. JonN w. BALL has the agency
for this county, and will visit the several
towns, giving all an opportunity to pur.
chase, who desire a copy.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-14

Hoi}ocay'S Ointment and Pills, u
most Excellent Rcmcdy for Assesses
anil old WoWndS.-Thomas Edwards
labourer in Portsmouth Dockyard, re-
ccivcd severe hurt in his thigh about
four years back, by piece of timber
falling on him. An abscess formed in
consequence of the injury, which de6ed
the most eminent surgeons to heal, and
he was consequently pronounced incura-
ble and put on the superannuated list
with pension. Being now at liberty
to try other remedies, he commenced
using Holloway's Ointment and Pills,
which have so effectually cured him that
he enjoys good health, and is as wei
able to work as any man.