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CONCERN FOR OTHERS.

During heavy storm on the coast Of
Spain, disnasted merchantman was OBJ
served by British frigate drifting before
the gale. Every eye and glass was on
her, and canvas shelter on the deck, al
most level with the sea, suggested the
idea that there might be life on board
With all his faults, no man is more alive
to humanity than the rough and hardy
mariner; and so the order instantly sounds
to put the ship about, and presently boat
| puts of, with instructions to bear down
upon the wreck. Away after that drifting
hulk go these gallant men through the
swell of a roaring sea; they reach it, they
| shout, ana now strange object rolls out
OF THAI canvas screen, against the lee shroud
Of broken mast. Hauled into the boat,
| 1t proves to be the trunk OF man bent
hands and knees together, so dried and
shriveled as to be hardly felt within the
ample clothes, and SO light that mere
boy lifted it on board. 1t is laid on the
deck !. in horror and pity the crew gather
rounbit; it shows signs of life they
| draw nearer; it moves, and then mutters
-mutters in deep sepullchra voice
"Mere rs another man." Saved himself,
the first use the saved one made, was to
seek to save another. O, learn that bless
ed lesson. BE daily practising it. And
so long as in our homes, among our friends,
i'll this wreck of a world, which is drifting
down to ruin, there lies an unconverted
one, there is "another man ;" let us 90
to that man and plead for Christ 60 to
to Christ and plead for that man; the
cry, " Lord. save me, perish !" changed
into one rs welcome to Saviour's ear,
Lord save them they perish !"
DR.. Guthric.
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JllsrtllalllI.
A USED UP LAWYER.

Somehow the public put low estimate
upon the value Of the declarations of some
attorneys as to peoples character. Wheth-
er this arises from the freedom with which
such declarations are made, or from what
other motive, we will not say.
Mr.. is one OF our best LAWYERS
Lie posses a good share of legal acumen
and cunning. But like many others he
has great aptitude TO speak haIsh!y OF
parties and witnesses opposed to him. And
he does this, too, frequently.
On Tuesday last Mr.. defended
client at the Police Court upon a charge
Of petit larceny. One Of the witnesses
swore so stoutly that the prosecution
sought to impeach him. The first witness
called to support the impeachment made
out very strong case ofcredulity. Mr.
took him up on the cross examination.
"Mr. Witness, you say that the charac.
ter Of Dwight is bad r.
~ do
Have YOU heard people say sol"
81 have"
When and where ~
In this court room, on the fifth day OF
July, last year."
"Whst did the person say of Dwight?'
He said he was the most Internal
scoundrel he ever knew in his life, and
that he had known many-that he once
knew Of Dwighl's being hired to swear TO
lie for glass Of whiskey toddy."
"What was the character Of that man
who thus abused Dwight !"
Well, he claims to be respectable
man, thaugh | must confess, in my iude.
ment, he is as great scamp as Dwight"
Now, sir, tell this court and Jury who
was the person who thus Hbelled Dwights
character 7"
"lf you must know, I'll tell; it was you,
sir"
The answer operated upon the counsel
like the stroke of a galvanc battery. He
protested it was all lie, and asked the
court to commit the witness for contemp,
OF court, but further proceedings were
speedily suspended, by the annunciation
OF the foreman Of the jury, that "they
found the prisoner guilty"
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dropped upon my face in mute hor-
ror--an age Of silence seem ed to elapse
and the cold dews stood upon my brow
Presently | heard dull sound far below.
| crawled to the brink of the scaffolding
and looked over--a shapeless mass WAS
lying On the marble pavement, and all
around was red with blood.
think an hour must have elapsed be.
fore | could summon courage to descend.
When at length l reached the level
ground, turned my face from what was
so near my feet and tottered to the door.
With trembling hands and misty eyes,
unlocked it, and rushed into the street.
Once outside, | fell to the ground. | re-
member no more, for had tainted.
1t was many months before recovered
from the brain fever, brought on by that
terrible day indeed, think l never
should have lived through it, but for the
tender cares of my betrothed, who watch.
ed ME day and night, till the physicians
pronounced me out Of danger. My ra-
wings, they told me, had been fearful :;
and had any doubts existed in the minds
of men, as to which Of us two had been
the guilty one, those rawlings were alone
| sufficient TO establish my innocence. A
man in delrious fever, is pretty sure to
speak the truth. BY the time was able
to leave my chamber, Gertrude also had
grown colJ and spiritcss, and all unlike
her former self. Rotterdam was insup-
portable to me; and | found myself n
hero Of romance, a lion, thing to be
stared after wherever | went, which only
served to shatter my nerves more than
ever. In short, change Of air and scene
was recommended for us botL so we
thought we could do no better than mar.
~, and take our wedding tour for the sake
Of our health. And l assure you, reader,
it did us both a great doal OF good.
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N u NJ B L R 81.
Report of tho Panama Massacre.
WAsuINGToS, Sept. 90.

w ASHiNHioN, DSPt. %O'
The report of Mr.. Corwine, the Com
missioner appointed by the Government to
investigate the circumstances connected
with the massacre Of American citizens at
Panama last April, is before the Cabinet.
Several meetings have been held in refer
renee to it. 1t worries and perplexes them
considerably, inasmuch as it recommends
bold and prompt measures, and this Ad-
ministration is quito unused TO any such
thing.
Mr.. Corwine fastcns the responsibility Of
the massacre on the New Granadian Gov
erninent, 20 make full reparation and
atonement for it, lie demands indenni.
ty 10 the sufferers by it---as we'll for the
lives lost and the injuries received as for
the property destroyed-to the amount Of
half million oc dollars. lie also eQuires
the New Granadian Government to make
provision for the complete protection Of
American citizens residing in and in Lans-
it through Panama and in event Of those
demands not being fully complied with, he
recommends our Government to take mil
itary possession Of the Isthmus. No won.
der Pierce and his Cabinet should be in
stew about this. Action is no part Of
their administrative programme.
Mr.. Corwine had an associate in the
Commission, Mr.. Bowln, our resident Min
ister at Bogota. The latter, however, took
no part in the investigation, but left it all
To Mr.. Corwine. | understand that he,
Mr.. g., received the appointment of Con
sui at Panama, vice Mr.. Ward, who is
obnoxious to the Government at Bogota :.
| sent you Yesterday translation Of the
reply OF the Grsnadian Secretary of the
State to Mr.. Bowlin, from which il will
be seen that Government processes not to
desire to shirk the responsibility, and at
the same time demands the recall of Mr..
Ward.
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MELANCHOLY WARNING TO
SNUFF DlPPERS.

Although the habit Of snuff dipping has
been proven by medical men to be injuri.
Gus, says an eastern exchange, and in
many cases fatal to the human system,
yet the practice seems to be followed by
females with an avidity that would signi-
fy that the habit is graceful, heaIthfnl and
delightful What an infatuation To
look at the pale and swarthy faces Of our
community, with lips bedaubed with the
perncious compound, one might exclsm
in astonishment, "why will ye die."-
We'll do we remember how rosy the check
how bright and sparkling the eyes, and
how gay was the step of an esteemed fe.
male of our acquaintance, who but half a
Year ago seemed the personifcation of
health and beauty, but lies l,neath the
cold earth, solely from the usv Of snuff
While her soul glowed warm with anima-
ton, and her heart beat high with hopes
for the future, never did she dream that
her own hands were doing for her the
work Of death-that by simple practice
she stopped up the avenues of life, by
clogging her lungs with snuff. The un-
fortunate young lady referred 10 was
known and beloved throughout this COM
munity, and we mention the facts hoping
that others may take warning.
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Castaliuu Gunt.
(From the Home Journal.

BEAUTY'S EVE.
"When the light shines serene, but doth
not glare"
Hast thou not marked the evening sky,
Serene in mellowed light,
Ere gauday day. slow gliding by,
Melts into sombre night!
When gorgeous clouds that tend the sun,
Are fading into gray,
And he, his course Of triumph run,
Sinks in the west away?
Hast thou not deemed that sky more fair
Its Radiant lustre gone.
Then when that sun rcsplendcnt there,
Robcd it in light alone!
In light that hid the varied hues
His setting hour reveals,
AS softening shades our heaven dfFusc
A charm his glare sonceals
Thus Beauty, when her paling sun
WiLhdraws his dazzling rays,
Her day Of pride and conquest done,
A twilight grace displays.
Her hearts soft evc-its vesper hour
Which lovely tints array,
That in that suns meridian power
Are lost in vivid day.
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Our Rice Harvest, Is progressing rapid
ly with the favorable dry weather for some
weeks past, and the crop is being gather
ed in good condition. An average crop
will be made notwithstanding the-freshets
which were so late as not to do mu III
damage.
We have had in town rather more sick
hess than usual--anJ few cases of the
mo.t virulent type. The nights are cool
and pleasant and we have hope tha, the
fall fevers will soon cease.-Pee dee
Times.
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An Irishman having accidentally
broken pane Of glass in a window, was
making the best Of his way out Of sight !;
but unfortunately for Pat, the proprietor
stole march on him, and having seized
him by the collar, exclaimed, You broke
my window, fellow, did you not 2" "To
be sure | did," said Pat; "and didn't
you see me running home for none Y to
pay for itf"
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"Pat" on arriving in America, took
fancy to the Yankee girls, and wrote to
his wife as follows:
"DEAR NoRA: These melancholy lines
are to inform you that died Yesterday and
hope you are enjoying the same blessing.
l recommend you to mruy Jenny o.
ltourke and take good care Of the children.
From your sfeciionate hus band I'LL death" 1"
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So PER ANNUM
Turn to the Prcss-its tcen,ing Sheets survey
Big WITH she wonders Of each passing iay

'Hn m h mPq~Dmn aprum snd suuu
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Boots and Shoes
USE NONE But
HAYES ALLIED 0INTMENTS
AND HUMOR SYRUP.

The question finally settled! Iaraii9s Rcioieiagi
Il aou era IN .uefieiAe ?!
SCROFuLA. Salt Rhuem. Erysipelas, Can
- ccrous Humors. Seaid Head, Itch. Burns Nercu.
rial Sores, Fever Sores. Ulcers Ring Worm aud HUI
mofs aud Efupiye Diseases Of every Kind be cur.
ed, anb the Blood cleansed Of a impurities by The
of Hayes Allied Oinlnient and llumor Symp--ihc
most oaeetua remedies ever offered to the public
These celebrated remedies cure diseases speedily
thoroughly aud permanently without injury TO the sys-
ten. We have testimonials from persons OF
the FIRST responsibility, who have had occasion to use
these never-idilng remedies ia their fnmilics 10 the
very worst forms Of disease with the most happy and
beneficial resnl,s Try ihom-eniife satisfaction guar.
anloed ia all eases Prepared by Dr. E. d. Hayes
discoyoTer and manufacturer. Hayes & Nash Pro-
preiors Lawrence, Mass, beware Of an article in The
market styled The "6enuine Allied Oinimen,'i pot up
by Chas II. Kent. as that is base counterfeit on
NINE.
Sod u B.al,lsboro by JOSEPH CLARK aud by
J. ~. llOLTON.
July 1856, Iva
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CHASE & TRIP,

Successors to BEN X. CHASE,
NILL continue to keep general stock Of Lon
w don and Geneva Watches, among which
may always be found some extra fine ones made for
and imported direct by ourselves warranted to run
to suit. Together with rich Jewelry, Coin Siluer
Forks and Spoons, General Fancy Goods. and
every thing pertaining to a Ladies or Gents Toilet
Particular attention 10 irork.
Standard time kept by the finest Regulator in
the State.
Brat,leboro, May, 1856. 90
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FOR SALE.

- The subscriber offers for sale his
k1i.,6 Dwelling House, located on Elliot ST.,
S17lliEk one door West Of the Wesselhocft
. water-Curc in this village, together
with Barn, Carriage House, and other outbuild-
ings adjoining. The house is two stories in hight,
Of large size and conveniently arranged, and all
the premises are in good repair.
For further particulars inquire Of the undcrsgn-
ell NATHAN MILLER.
Brattleboro, Sept 6, 1916. 80
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW (!

RgAD THIS, OLD AND YOUNG.
PROF. WOODS IIAlR RESTORATIVE
- no doubt the most wonderful discovery Of
,his ace of progress, for il will restore, perna-
ncnily. gray hair TO It's original color cover tne
bonl III the bald with most lnxnriaht grown,
remove Al once all daudruf and itching, cure All
seronilr. md other crtaneous eruptions, etc II
will cure. as if by magic, nervous or periodical
he .dashe; make tue HAIR soft, glossy, and Wa'y,
and preserve the color perfectly and the mar IRON
falling, TO extreme Old aga
The following Is from distinguished member Of
the medical profession
ST.. PAU, January l, 1866.
PRoY. o. j WOop Dear Sir--Unsolicited, !
send you this certificate. Amer being nearly bald
for long time, and having tried all the hair re-
storntivcs extant, and having no faith In any, !
was induced, on hearing Of yours, to give il tn
al. / plnccl myself in the hands OF a barber, and
hal my head rubbed with a good stiii brush, and
the Restorative then applied aud we'll rubbed IN,
all the scalp was aglow. This repeated every
morning, aud in three weeks the young hair APP
peared and grew rapidly from August last until
the present time aud IS now thick, black and
sirong--soft and pleasant to the touch; whereas
before, !, was harsh and wiry. what little there
was Of it. and that little was disappearing very
rapidly. / stu. use your Restorative about twice
a week, and shall soon have n good and pcrfec
crop OF hair Now had read Of these ihings, and
who has not but have not seen hitherto any case
where any persons hair was really benefited By
any Of the hair tonic, etc, Of the days and It real
ly gives the pleasure to record the result Of my ex
pericnce. | have recommended your preparation
TO others, and It already has a large and genera
sale throughout the territory. The people herr
know its effects, aud have confidence IN it. Tn
supply sou sent Us, rs wholesale agents for th'
Territory, is nearly exhausted. and daily inquire
are made for il. You deserve credit for your dis
coyery. and I, for one, return you my thanks fo
the benefit il has done ne, for | certainly long az
despaircd Of obtaining any such result.
Yours, hastily. J. W. BOND,
Firm Of Bond S Kelley, Druggists, st. Panl
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the -c.,lal ani,l,s named, che public n,, rel,
having them pure aud geHtiHs ~ ihr, are p8i ~
cafefnlly and bear DOR name and label. "rRENONf
MILLS, y. D.. DYER & co"
To give consumer. some idea of our sales, W. al,
mex the following scale Of prices, Wa,
8 ID. souchong Tea, 1901 3 III. Mocha Coffee Ia
5 10. Oolong 4" l.7j . ID. Java IN
. ID. Y. Tyson " 2.2jls ID. good 1@
~ The Spices are put up ia l-tlb. dn case, %,
pffs.ly for family use. sad are waranied 10 h. ,io
~ pure article, and only need a uual 10 e.isl..s
them in public favor.
SPANISH COFFEE.-Wcwoul sl,b. ,s..,,..
Of consumers and dealers 10 our Sptnisi efl, s.s'
arlcle which is highly esteemed aud give, Il, s,.s,.
est Satisfaction. IL is prepared with panItsaf rare
and by peculiar process u roasting, enc bound a
ibis coffee, Il is believed, Is equai to DE- oialy OH
CT.
DANDELIoN COFFEE -Tbi. sreie /, ,,,.f,
ly prepared DOR Alis and put up DO paeasattas,.
iug our Trade marx, and may be ielied npoa !, III.
best and mosl approved mixture Of dsgdeionaad col
TAKAXACUM. or Pceparsd Dgnaliau r.,
This ariicle Is prepared and TOASTED at our Mills is re.
tailed by Family Gfocer generally 81 ciy sni eos.-
ify, and bearing our trade mark CtHamsn rrin4fss
cetes.' may be relied upon A. The GrsUtsf Arri.
CIR. The proportion used is abuui one Do u ihe lusn.
uiy Of coffee The price is ~ ccais per pouad ssl
a. wnnauicd 10 be the same as that wLcb has zen
sold for any GEMS pound by Dmggids.
The medical pr0pcruc, Of Daui,l 500 afc ue I'll isoga
and held va high estimation by nll who DE t MI.
being pfspafannn Of the root. sh 90 iis medrosl
yinucs fctaued. eau be mixed with cofle ofntl 4,
best suits Doe iaae aud will be louul cbcap snd Geo.
nomcai .. family beverage, one pouri Of Which be.
ing nearly equal 20 i~o pounds Of cufee Il Is pre-
senbod ~ msny eminent phys'caus, 90 Htalds, shl.
dfen aud aged perou-. o. Hgincous het erage aad
as remedy for bysprpaa = iiuus altrions Ne.
= ie cufcial 60 observe ihsi ail our Crfs,s have
our ua'ie marx " ChiHaHigv gradiaz refse7
C - Grooerf md ~ 'srf. liberal discount IS
same low rates.
lTTO CASH PURCHA-ERS.-Ou object BE-
ine TO secure large sales at smell profits. We Offer o.
duccmenis winch cahnoi be afforded by hose who d
business on The cfcait system aad We confidently m
vilc au examination Of The quality Of our stock ant
fpnoes. compared s,h those Of cay other house
Boston. Aog. 10, lGl6 6m55.
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Wool Carding and Cloth Dressine

HNllE subscribers, after forty years experience,
Il again offer their services to all those who may
want their Wool Carded or Cloth Dressed in the
very best manner but they will warrant no rolls
made from wool not washed on the sheep.
As "Noung America" is the order Of the day,
we shall hereafter do our work at the lowest cash
price, but gire no credit. We will be ready to
wait on friends and the public on and after the
first Of June next. o. & II. BAGG.
North Bernardsion, May "a, 1856. %
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FOR SALE.

aaAA The large and eommodious Dwell
%TSisik ling House aud out buildings con-
III ~ nected Herewith, owned by the sub
49, issS.sescriber and situated in the pleasant
village of Bmteboro, ON the corner Of South and
Canal streets. The house has been built but few
years, and is in good repair. II is occupied by
four families, all Of whom are well convened. On
the premises are three neyer-failng wells of excel
lent water. Connected with the house are two
Barns and all other needed out-buildings.
The location Of this estate is in the center Of the
manufacturing portion of the village, which rem
ders il desirable situation for boarding house.
Also, will be sold with the above two SMALL
LOTS OF LAND near the village.
Terms Of payment made easy. For further par
ticuars inquire Of the subscriber on the premises.
Il. NJ. BURNHAM.
Brauleboro, Aug. /, 1856. email
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eoo'l''on ioft anu Town OF "ssaA"e'V','''
heau qua'erS v. oiu D'o"u-o" "'s"'
i's' ma,euou 'o'y n.'e' u"u a''a ~,
""n "'uou' u's"ouu,'"B "o "I'"' e',, ~.
Hse U" yes'e'u'y' "1u
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hono u'"ssi""sy -, ~ -, -, :,
a"u 'h'eo o'ne,S. 80 ~ Ia
u'e" -a'"'"s Wv "u'.Yt IA IT,. t,,,.',c.
p'o""' a"u "',''y-' ';,i, ,,'I ,.,,',.,..
destroyed al '"o', ''"''''"'''o" a',S
anu ''e Uoy' - ''''' Wv
,O"'" ''o' ICY 90 o.;..,. w.
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0u' ''s' ',e"''
Inc nee s'a'o men u'iven OUT OF Lea'on-
worm anu u''''eu al 81 i1oD's eonn''' '"'
burning oil Ossawalomle, ana say oui my ree
soliers were IN town al me '''ne' ana 1ha' tue
attacking party numbered lour huhuteu' H''-
eral Tree sollers were klllen ana seven 'aNo''
prisoners oil whom Nv" Afterwards were .' s"o,
Mr. Brown and his son were hi'ieu' iney d.
SO confirm the kiiilns oil i''ian I""lps AZ
Leavenworth, by party OF sou'he'neIs uuuo'
capt Emery anu inc u''Ving ou' W '"' '''''-
tory OF all persons nn"''ilng 10 take arms
against the Tree sohers' r,
lhese murderer OIo''e's ""''PS ea'I' 'io'i'
Berkshire county, Mass "e one .a"yo,'
the olner me''"a"'' 'uu oo'" "e" VI ' NC.
Ien' character a"u P'o'''"'" P0s'''o" !" nan
sas.
Inc missouri invaders nae appointed A''n'-
son 'he'r COMMANDER III ehiei, VINO WIN ms as
soci'e cap'a'"s' '"e'uulns APP "v'u' VIM
naae .he assault upon C''lWa'o'n''' nave 10
sued The following appear
10 'he Ci'lzens OF Missouri
report mas Oeen Circulated win great as
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Yours, hastgs >. W DVNb,
Firm Of Bond s Kelley, Druggists, St. Panl


ITNIII ITTI IsIIE77E IF w TT ~ = 7
BosroN, p School st., March %, 1863
Dear Sir-liAving become premaiurely quite
gray, was induced, some six weeks since, to make
a trial Of your Restorative. have used less than
two bottles, but the gray hairs have all disap-
pearei; and although my hair has not fully attain
Ell its original COLOR yet the process Of chang Is
gradually going on. anl am in great hopes that
ia a short time my hair will be a. dark as former
y have also been much gra.ihed At the healthy
moisture aud yigor Of the hair, which before was
harsh and dry, and it has ceased to come out as
formerly. R@pcctfuily yours,
ID, q. VI. RUPP.
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PORT WINES.

Fine oid Cabinet Port, In glass q Hunt Co =
chooe Lonion Port sandemAns choice qualities Forrest
ers Victoria Royal, Alto Duro Pale Port Back seal Dry
Port eolos White port, very rich and svest Malmscy
Port Harris Co.'S rich Port juice
An q The above In wood and glass BY the eask botie o.
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HATS! HATS!

DOND Sc CHAMBERLIN are now Of
II ferng Beebe's Spring Style Hats of all quail
ties as low as the lowest Gentlemen please call
aud examine them.
Also, large and full assortment of Soft Fur
Hats and Gents. Dress Gaps Of the latest styles.
The largest assortment Of Boys Fancy Caps ever
offered in this market, all Of which will be sold at
the very lowest prices.
Brattleboro, Feb 10, 1856
7 POND & CHAMBERLAIN.
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SHERRY WINES.

Dun Gordon c., ilamony AMI Yfiafie ssrri-s IN all
their yar ties Pale AMI Rr0wn Ani9utiao Topaz Onr-
oso and hne Oh Cabinet Pale, Chas. Cunningham Co,
ence Pale, imported Va the blst ece heavy I'D hroWn
sherry, 10 Eod and glass l. y. H. cd Brown shcrry,
In. ~. II