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MARRIAGES.

"HEtIIE-CLIrF"ED-l Btnict lv Rev. 4
H. House. Sept. IL. Jaucs v Wheeler Of pa,yiU. and
Fanny Clifford of Barnet
El"\I N-'riEA>oN-in rarnn. Ser. T. ~ p.v
- i"'ker' Mr..'amc> Ei-uev. Of Springfield. III.
AMI Mis- Nice II. Gleason. of Barnet.
tH\MEl EIIN-lH"MA>--1 In Lunonburr. Sent.
20. hy Rev T.. Evans. Mr.. Stephen A. Ch;,mlerlin.
OF Barnet. and Ms Martha Thomas. Of Iuncn!urc.
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DEATHS.

>ftItrtr-ru Fhar,.~toY on IT." ll.h i,-.
Norman" "t,. -'-i >"s oi .iiici and Mary Street
cr. IN The 10Th wear @. hi are
twt>>-ln Holland on the Eth inst. George Or
son. son OF George and Elsie Ewens, AGED one wear
ami months.
srtELt-ln Sfanstcad. Sept 4th, Mr.. San
ford Steele, IN the 55i year OF his age
FAILtf-ln t'roton, Aug. 2G:h, Mrs Nary Bal
ley, aged 80 years.
Printers in New Hampshire and Ma>>acIlu>ctt.
please notice.
CrMMING> In NcwJurv. Sept 81. PruIcnce
Cummings reI'ct OF the late As, Lee Of this town,
ago! II wears ANA months,
kIMHAL-ln Barton, on the 81 inst. Edward.
only >o.i 81 Il. NJ and l.. u. klmhall. aged l.. mos
EE'"k>-ln Albany, on the Eth inst. William
Brooks. age. - wears
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FARM FOR SALE

WE Subscriber offers for sale his Farm locate,
Il short distance south of P,,ch,r t,.rr,r
i"rn"ri V well ku WI rs the Homestead ,f C,I J.,
hiEh EikliI>. containing $50 acrc> of land ru,Icr
ny" STAT" "i cultivation. SAID Farm has L,,c bee,
SHOWN Il "''c'' HE best stock and grain t,r,n> i,
~" country ~" :" ;cres Of pa>.rIIr ;,;,,,
CT W""i "H' 'w!er land loca.r. = >harr 1,st,,,,..
'''''' >',' arm SCnt lLEE MERRILL.
Feacham, sept Il. I>as. Ior,S
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Fall & Winter Goods.
READY-MADE CLOTHING

i large an! made up IN the very best .orh ,panIik
maiinrr-all"i their NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF !r'oS trcck and Sack Coats. Tra.l and Sal
'V"ir"Af'. nix Velvet. Satin. Figured silk and
Lasting N"~i>. flHrk and Pane, n".-h Pants. all
prices. r"rh>. ovcr'li> Red and l;iur Dvcr,h,rf>
Ne. Rubber Goods If all kinds Iat.., .,,I. U,,
ana Caps. Sol" Hats. all prices and qualities: thick
ami Tim Boots Trunks, Vali~c>, Carpc, Bag. TIN
brcllas &c. &C. "
Their Patrons and the Public are invited ~ call
AMI examine their extensive stock. and auv ,,,o
wishing I" buy amy Of the above rno!> ~ :: E,tIe
advance from cost. will find ii Tor their interest 70
race where they can get good hai gains AMI h,v.
thaice L" select from large and desirable stock a.
Goods. " - Ii.vyrS
W. Il. HORIZON.
Opposite the 'as>nm,'>ic House. Railroad street
st. .jciu>bury Vermont ..,tt
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PAlNllD CANVAS CAETET;NGS
NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY.

Wllder'S Patent Salamander Safe.
" II" S'aiii> 4 MarN ms !Ii,r,,V.I..i; Tin. I.>
Hu IA f'' world. hN liz. ,i,lr1f,,I A,
Belle !""r'r-P'"i l"k. wIIh >ii.nil h., All D..
''"Hi Mr. Nj,
d>ff tlnf'rn ttIT- Superintendent thin Iriit,rir..
ifliS VILE the IL" dollar worth Il r. .ir, ma. T.. 81,
>;i''i III '' ii iiin 2i llviii. r,>r. in "a, j.
Gen Il .r.> " '''
'frdiIt' d fr'" from ,iaiuii'.-> F. ~ai-iv
SiIi.\S \ NAEIiN
H. NurraN dn'i IL, v iic ~.
i'"'9-
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:" y WORD TO TIE WISE"

Header. l: you have unfortunately become
wounded, cut or bruised. or are SUFFERING
from pam. either internal or external. cbol,.r,
m"rhn>. d;arr'Ta. rhrum.tism. Iuml.a,o
&c. ~, try Dycr's Healing Em,,rocation
"A word 70 the wise is suiii lent"
"HAI biEES HEALING EMBEOCATInNls
IL IS a perfect pam DESTROYER. and an in
valnah'" remedy for the cure of Elrr,uat;su
Cuts, Wounds. Pam in H." SD. ), .rk and
limbs Lumha"o. Sore Three. Turns, : aids
Sw''il'nr>. N:n", Cramp, Sc. For cuts and
wounds. II Is superior to any o'h"r rr"rara
ton, 1t will afford immediate relief IN >rald>
or burns and tor pains or weakness in any
part OF the system. it will give certain relief
IN very li't!c time
>ed internally it is one Of the mos, y,I.,.
ah!e Remedies for cramr or sra>molir at'ec
ions Tor pans or soreness in the >,.l.. throat
chest, or stomach. for SEX hcala~he, nausea
seas kLf>S. rheumatism, or any Internal
weakness caused by fall or strain. II nos.
Se>>'s >o"'hlnS. healing ard pam dc>.ro, in,
properties un"qnal!cd hy any other com
i'on'd M li'in,s and we have never known
II TO fill IN arrc>ting the progress of the a.
hove NAMED diseases
\ II Field Pr.:.rj,ror rrHiI,.. J. 9,
hdi| 'l:"r. i;I,.iiA Er..,n,lt ti.i,, u II
M.I.r.:. ~ 49, '''',., II
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STRAYED

- lHA\E from ;hcprcm;-e~ of the Subscriber
~ about t..c l5;h G" hi, month :, ,.,ir -, ,l,rL
crown Nv" wears old Steers Whoever will r,+ur,
mem. or nv" attenuation where they may be found
>iail lie suitably rewarded. SEWEiI H. BEAN
Kirby. sept. ~ ls:6 Jonn i,n5.
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-. . TIE NE PTV : VITKN''
:, H' al pa'n-nrstr"yers is Overs Healing
'','''o' anon. His MEDICINE has received
','"> l",a"!' ''not> ct ITS value. from sources
" reila'"lhv and confidence forming an ar
ray OF ''ctS unparalleled in the history of any
either preparation. |, is worthy of the mos,
perfect confidence. performing as it does
most astonishing cures, and giving fresh evil
dencc daily OF ITS disease ronquerinc power
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.>"''tfaS de funr,s m..dis forr.dis.'
The Furnishing Store,
l." - h'.m 81 cor a. y.n,i-s'. Nrr- E,k
T.. - a. 'iri>i'" AMI ~ =. s->r.,.t ~ ne
~ y III i";t''i1> amt i"->i riaiufa. .n..> -
Gentle mems Furnishing Coo,3,.

fii' ~ liai' al II & = test .liral, and ,t,l
>t ~! "i'irt IA - - 4, ,,-i..
81 49, l." y. fAAs. coiisis-
''i'''l. \ ~ ni'i ems s.,fi.rs end ,,t.-,,.
~ "'' i''>' iia'->. Nni ~. rni, I..i.t. s,,h. 81"
''' >"G'- ff' latest lid ft,>r .,ri ,,,. ,.,....
Nn,,- h'7 A. l'H'"f.s- tn w.-i u. r.o s,si,, ~.
Nv '' IL 80 1' iii ii ..i.I. al, sll,'t. a,a "A.
80 " 'Hif II r-arinIf> IA. M. ,.,r,Y,5,,
III u.s. 'if- NiI.'r shirts and pr,u,ra '-'s
Nifr'f ll'ff', n,,I ..,ifr,, s.,..s Az IN
II, IN -, '"rS. <-t'..> ,,lvye, S,rf. "a
Vi 'ii'"f>- y ~" -tti-->' n afe
- rr' IA. ?, ..rrald. - "' '"oN ths I'M
"a All iiniioaf, q -, ,t,,.r, f'"in shd print
~ 80" and t'iri. thu. ~ ,,r,. all. a.,
'N,''>>i TT r-t all tr,i- " ''''"''' see' ted
80 . NO., .'''"ars- i-gart Pattern, s,es,.,s
% piss al -fa!'s o.. Lw~st T., a..
'-'' 'fi i" if-d.'' Lii,i having eyer, n -,,,
. ~ iAii' iU-f:c. v-,,a- o., 40. -.
~ va th- i.tr: >f-f.s t,p,.-> f,--r,,, N
g. '''''>t ' '->t:'.iIn9 -. al, !, M. Ia
Il va I''" II rssI'.ri rH-rts '"o
" = !i"liihN H ~" ~ ~ al III. R,u H.. ra.,..
"'t> Re a"f ~ rv In. civ vitA,,,,
-, :. -, - ' ''i'i'1 "a ">ie 'ih,i hands Ia surerio,
:, -. - 'rt'' y tri:.iii.i tx. 81 No = .rl,,.
it>iih'lt
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ST-iTE or TEH'LO.NT.

,,p. t>-,.A I,>fIit
~. '"'''" 'iiFt holden ~ fh. piai. ,i:,r II, i.,i,-
mr. III >ii' district, t. l. II; u,, 81, >.,1., I.r I,
w 80 ~ f'i'''''' Il ~
hrhrAH SNlvaiIi> 1ne A.n.i>;-lt,. ~. ti,. ,st..
i VI '""" fi'f". late III Ir.,I,tit:g. IN -ai,. ..i-.,
i"l' r'!'. ii> .iaii ,lI.ti...
am present. liz a''''t against ia IN
hii' i"i"' IL l. Therefore
nv >tii' CONE h"!'f 4 il>i..r.ri'i ara ii tn. Pro
i"r '!l!t", III Iln"f'r- H.. 1tu ,.s> 81 tnt,.,r 10
'i! IL i IhifhcI ordered that AL l.>f> !tt.,->t.
hih'u hcf''d Il! riri r.n t,;,, 81 lie, r,t ..
'hi> 'h''! III lft tAIipo>IaH. ;i. nl -: I,, star,
.'' "''h> >h't">iNcik prtNi,J, ;... 4. ma,
'n' itH niaA ai'i" ar ana lJt liz, ,ii.i Il - a.,
ttts'- BY
Ni.'IiANDIik Ju.sr"i Pi..,..te
TN" copy Of icc"rJ Attest
.c@ fsIi iSKAi.I. DEWEY /. -.>ixr
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GREAT SELE OF
+ L Il NlTl'l RI. 1!
THE IMMENSE ST0CK or
FCRNITl MNTTEFsSES< zee,

y = e
tif'-r cr.,.it,r~.
'it!E ao-cr'.n.:.' ;"n--.- q. n .-.at variety ~
S''t ~. Tn ne. fare. l., ,..in expressly fr
their customers. ais custom ntl Secretaries AMI
bureaus: beautifully nrl;incifsa C,.s.,!.,r SER.
i'a'ma>k al.d Hair Seated Mnl".arr Chair. a,,i
f"rk-: Centre si..! '.:f;. Isi.it- pinin- TA,roS
ini i"ii"t !n!'i"-: French. Cottage ard Common
''d-i.='l: t.ise and W.. Scat Chair. and Rocks.
H'>. ''''~t an Il -, S'nnd Looking t:lasses in
''iit and Mahogany RI. mes: Ctrtuin iy.rrcs ana
Painted S;lade-. F".'h,.r. and Ma..re.... Vol
: iri-c:i.-'. h'~'H':.> and Paired fkpr Clofhs,
fa:rr iiaii.rc>. E:r tt-.
L ie ais'ss v'!i 'e -"ls! ~ :,rIre> which canmf
az :" Sif'i The ''"o> Nil "t tlie rrs J.H t.an.
i'a'''u'" hd flush.
cry :i''n- 'k"eic~ >hrn1l ;~;prorc ,ii' ',ror.u-
my a.: in,.r great i.ar-ain.
+ -. CHipWt K, assignee.
~ fT'-:<aH"v. ". Dec. l." ISIS. S5.tf
No q ". i:n'lcr VIII ~ All tiiIin> hh in readiness
L u" "! Stand o lluw the goods to those i.hing
+" urcl1-e
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iRtAl LlN>lEl. ;Sncre>>urs to Goodman 4
i'ii'; Nh \"~ H'vcn. Conn. and >"ld by J. e..
hlNnHAN. Druggist. 81. JoiI>l.urv, VI.
Niw iiAsi>. C">>. Jn'y IS. 1856.
" 80 !rtHf. 'n...r-l lave had n,,,neru, ,,,,
i"f'''it- - c':iio II" varieties at v"ur Nell
.''>- VIA ''''>" 81 '''cr- by various makers md
- i"' hesitate y. ''. v,rr. are ar, NTH WI
"'- :" al cher ~ .r,Ip .,r,rtttp, -.ss,.t. can
chc'1!n.,N ,cc. ri 'ilG tltim 10 all who wish FIR
pas ''':S ".Ei' "r"h Ms VI, 'rl.y yours,
N MORE.
tbr-..l':>' AZ Trim, Clurch)
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81 AYE or ILHEU,t

b.>ti - 't i>>' y.
tht l''i d.! "t =, .t"n.!iCg. \ ID In
" tfl.t, j l'n BERN administrator .l liz. ,>,,, 81,
L. hld ]" ny. Itt - 81" hi i'm .i,.-, -,
LII" nee and Stat ii NV lork ,i,ta>.i i.i, 49,. ~ -
deI AZ account al his a'!E iii>traitl and T., ,,,,
.i' icaifi>t >aid '-ta" !'r ID Al ..v ,,
Ir tc irr>e g.! making par il AMI ,,ifi;ai =, - -,
!,>F'"e {" Si estate hir.cr .cr.c ., -aa .,t ana.
~ j., sis NJ are I" Ia" entitled I" liz" -Ll. T., -!,.
f"r" "rd'ioI =. ..ii court thai tl. ,,.,. ,,,. ,,..
'iaifiI ana !'"r'i III the Pl"i ono, In ii,i i.r
l '' ,h gay ' W t'"r ID Isl tn ii.rt...i 81
ni''! iHd 81 itF>ii> Interested l.. ,.,.;
a'P'h ~ ',' 'l IN, :' nj y this ,r.- IN Tar E. .-
Ia Pi'h az II j h'>'!l. th..r week -...,.- s..
''> |" san ''il' u .a - ., NAV a,,r..r m
o. T. Il" tli' >li'c y tl..l 80, u.s.. - "
~ - omit.
"" 'FN\nI ~ ND d. ~ rr.i...
\ tr'". ir..; --..-.. IT.
F'' f'I i>Rt"L c.NAY r..
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AMERICAN (:(Nb:D&.

All 'h' 'e-, makes OF Hi.,>ktr>. fL,xNEI>. Cor
Tons, &c. sold III rctai' al .h,. A.,..,, -. ,,
I'm account 'f our large sales we Arr. no~, e,,.,loi
I" retail re l"" "r lower than The same articles ,r
-"l' d'"n town III wholesale: and orr customers
tE i'ri IRE al letting from IL he very be-, kind.
"i GOODS II the virv .nwc>t possible ;,r;,...>.
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ST. NSBURY
Hair Dressing Saloon.

I'HE subscriber. in presenting This Card to hi.
l"fIler ia!ron> ami III" pubic IN GENERA. r,.
turns MS sincere thanks for the very liberal ,atro,
;'-c t'itt l:,> been bestowed upon him ,ilIr TO- lis
SNORT Stay IN h~ place AMI w,.lll mos, re.,a..ij
~ inform them that ne has returned and , r,>IIn
e Ms h'i>In"~> ~ n" 81 Jri!,>:r.ry .Iou~e il, ,hc
'Hct formerly "rrul'.c! hv DR. Stone which has
h'e'. iHcdur Expressly fora fir: class Hair Dress
ing saloon. Neither pans nor cyi,ru.e has been
spared to make TIL SAIGON >,co,.! t. l,.,. ~ The
'talr; ana ne proprietor lu;r> by -tri,r a;tc;,,ou
|" MS business I" MERIT continuance Of , public
PATRONAGE
EAZR IYExNG.
lie VIII gN" particular attention, ~ his branch of
"">'iic'>. iit"9 q! IIIr aud WHISPERS ivc, III the
". Hth'i"r. 50 IL lut L. fade ur crock IA II e
least HIS dyes are the best m tIl,t,.:iir,I rr.
is IL low - can DE i!,r Ike.
SIxA--2JEoo
ms i one 81 The m>t healthy opcrl;jorS tI,a,
can he applied I" the hair and !lH,l it i +, >,,-,
cure ."r NE hei!ar- |; vii also remove all ,;;,I-
'ru IRON The >ral and leave the i!:l,,vi.ii hAu
'''" t">>v appearance He viii le hairy 20 VAT
upon .;'l"> VIII" may wish hI, services cs-ry Mon
day afrriuor
Shaving, Hair Cutting & Curling,
Done in the latest .,>!:ion.
chll"ren Il;tlr cnt in The most approved STYLE
fazor> honcl and warra:.trl
.. ". HENRI PAEkEE
81 '"h'''"'ry H'l-c, Sep. IL, lo6. y.'gf
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.iosco" wa> >Pitndldiv Illuminated at nj rht.
ki"T AT BALiIM"EE-A terrible riot o..
cured ~ Baltimore on FRIDAY afternoon b,.
/ tween Fillmore fishing ciub and ra,ty Of
men. at the 9Th ward d, nlorra,ic head quar-
'"r>. Two men were shot dead and some
twenty others wonnd"d. several it is bc!irv-
'h' fatally. I'll" fl .lt lasted only few min
nfeS, but the firing was heavy and severe
N'i'"cr of the men killed were engaged in
'nt tht, ana most - those w0unlcd were
residents IN the vlrini'v, attracted to the
spot by the disturbance.
TIE MARYLAND Frr,rnxrrrs-J Mary
land IL Slave State but she has within her
borders some who desire to vote for Col. Ere
mont. An attempt was made by some of the
h"iub!lcans TO hold a meeting in Baltimore.
on the night of The llth inst, for the plrpo~c
OF selecting an clect"ra! ticket but a crowd of
men and boys rushed into the hall and drove
them on, thus cutting short their d.lI!rra
'Ion>. This is a specimen Of Southern into!
'rance in matters of political opinion which
Slavery has bred
n N"NpEEiIL CUEIn.!Ty. On S,tur
day, at Springfield. the lower law of some
monster was taken out a few feet below the
surface ty some miners they were offered
>2"oo tor 1t. This curiosity has created quite
an cx'itement in tia: camp The remains
are supposed to belong TO a Species 9th.
ma>fadon The bone weighed over eighty
pounds, was seven inches in thick,,>S and
about three feet in lcngth. There wrr.
several teeth IN 1t in a beautiful state of pr,,
"rvatlon.->onoyu W,u1I
INFLUENCE OF r~IA>N.-Thc late
sir. Thomas RI, HE met som. tim, IN 1871,
Mr. Clay in the lobby of tn, Senate. and al
though politics c>tranrcl them rs much a. !,
can c>tran"r men when they attain the cx
freIH'y OF life, as they Ia! not mt t,Gr.
Tor many year. they spoke. The grew head
ed editor congratulated the venerable st,t.s-
III OF Tue lrnl"ncV with which time had
treated him :--"E"t, pray tell me. wha; is
Vour secret tor remaining so vOuno AT heart
and head =" Enthusiasm. Mr.. Ri live. on
fhn>Ia>m That ) the charm which kcnrs II,
both 50 warm at heart"
MtLANCH"IY.-Tha DAYTON. Ohio. Gaz
et'e details very remarkable instance of,
'honoInanla which has u>t been terminated
IN that city. in the case of Rev. Joshua tn
son. | nltarlan clergyman, who died at /.
o'clock Sunday night lie has lived in an
almost skeleton condition. al,>tain;nc from
for fifteen. twenty, AID even
thirty days in succeS~ion He has maintain
eft and believed that he did this un]er the Il. /
rert'on OF 'the spirits, who promised bv this
course OF discipline to dcvclopc him into
more extraordinary 'mrdium" than has bi,h-
erto been known. He lived under the i'm.
preston that hundreds of ,.iscml,o!ie1 snir;tS
were constantly talking with him.
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DA>GrE"r> s. rr.-As The m,il train
on the railroad w2> co!flna nrit II u .r,rI,r,,v,
on iur-iav. two io,> in!'i ,cl aprou.t.,i.,
for mI>chi"! Nv throwing stones II Tie train
breaking 'hrrr windows Dnr # the = .,..<
large one. passed near A ipiv and cat her
face. Had 1t hit her directly. il i quite
prohabl" that she would have t~cr Killed -
Condrrfcr Fletcher imm 4 .trIv ~tn:.Frd the
tram and tracked the !tv, toa ho0i house,
where, WIKI efficient All rom th. -,.hco' ms-
trc>>. 10 secured th,. oi'r,ni .r,-!wo lads.
n,nc1 Allen p. .I.w,t. ,1l William wilkins
The boys were 81 once taken to NortIii.l1
and put under t'"n'l- forfrial. lfthey r<cap"
sever" punishment this time, 'hey should con
sider them>rlv> lucky. AMI behave better in
future y fatal result would have made them
miserable for lite Mr. i'lrtch and the man
ayers of the road are under great OBLIGATION,
10 the school mistress tor Der ,rompr action ::
and n" viii .!d. .hif mn n pr.~r i, Inc Nr.
Fletcher for h> part IN the affair jo:,.,-
man.
DH"wNrp.- Four m-n in the employ o,
the West Ci~ticton STATE Co.. attempted! to
cross Ca>t.rton p"ui. IN A i,olt. and when
within hundred rod, of TIN. >hor" they sourh.
nurh.r ,n rm,,;.l,.'n anI r.; ,,
wrr. Jrown,.i- y..,I;o[,,.n IRA, pix
ArC!prNr.-A, Joseph Birkctt. OF Ferris
hnr1h. while duck hunting on Monday the
Nth. waN ioa'!in4 h. Gun. Il went oil. and the
ehlrc rhhr-r passed thr"n4h his r'-ht hand
H.
inH'I';inL 1t III >A'rNln- minn"r. com
l.e'riy DESTROYING the bone, connecting The
"'st ana >rcoHi IN -rr| 70 ~" wrist aiii lace
L Brown .. S.ocsL~,I,. " v,. .nf
t..,t.d tv.,,, ~, ~. ,l...,'.I, II,,.o ~;
caro. ON TLu.>1,v last II. went 70 h.l ,n,,
it's >I,.ro,,d H.. " ont ~. a.. instead If
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New Goods, Gil 0ren /!
The Best Goods at the loves; pr;cos
G. w. WARREN g. co.
ONE pR:('R nNpV

Az + aifra!v "I"i:ri l:rir iiiii stock ff New
and rich IL t,.ci> ART. i,rc,c,,,,l - si,u. :,
Iar-e and beautiful variety Of Lug ard >ou,,,
III" ''>-' i.ln,r">. s:c.Ai>. !;..ir:>. Iiii,,>
&c. &c.
FAIRS Fl"NN>. N,N;ni,- anI TA,u,s fr,,,, :,
m"nvl!I". Mhin"- and o'i.,i>. Of r,ri,
Ne" 'I"1Hr> :"s iA,lr.' 'iAlMt>r,. fr,,,, F,c
land. France ihi GERMANY.
Flt'N Sik> "ni FANNY SINS. in immense V,
rir'N "i >'Nlt>. m:t- from al lille -iih and
warranted :" wear well
iEl>rip A>iiNi KS AMI M.r-> III LAM. f-,,
England ana! France. aud fr,,n our OWL; NJ.
NAl.ci Manufacturers ana Printers in ,ij.
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manufacturing. Il Nv 81 winch W. ~i,:,u SCI.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-27

a CARD
In behalf OF the members Of Alert Engine Co.
No. ), We take this opportunity OF returning our
most sincere thanks 10 Mr. Horace Fairbanks for a
beautiful titS presented them by HIM.
WV. r. EAIEBAAkS.
EDa D y. EEpINGION. Committee.
EDW ARD G.. PIERCE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-27

unjust %, arccra e t tS Ger ffs p took place
Moscow was >prndldiv Illuminated at uj,h,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-27

The beat
foric.l. best fin
;sh"i. and the
mos: inrahlv
made Reed In
>:ruiiiciits in
A.w England.
~ n,annfac-
.ure'l l., NIe.s
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-08-06
An Old Game.

The Black Republicans are at their old
game of making a President by Railway and
teamboat voting. Gen. jackson was utterly
routed in this way /: Col. Polk stood no chance
at al !; and four years ago. when, at the elec-
ton, Gen, Scott received the electoral votes
of but four States, pretty much sll the votes
taken upon public highways exhibited his op-
ponent in a wretched minority. We can
scarcely take up black republican paper
now that does not furnish statements of similar
votes, consigning AIr. Buchanan to hopeless
defeat. Democrats DO not now, more than
formerly, comprise the travelling corsmrnunity
1t is no fiction that nine. tenths Of the Demo-
cratic ballots ara deposited by farmers, me-
chaniss and laboring men. They are not
travellers, nor birds Of passage who fit be-
tween city, living by 10 honest toll, and hav-
ing no great interest in an honest administra-
ton OF the government. They are staid citi-
zens, intelligent upon all public questions.
and always vote undsrstandingly. While.
they DO not comprise majority of the tray
cling community, shey do comprise majority
Of the people, which accounts for the results
of the elections generally.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-08-06
AFaur,,an Life saved.

DOWAGLAC, Mich, March IL, 1896.
J. A RHODES, Esq. Dear Sr--As | took
your medicine to sell on consignment, ''no cure
no pay'' take pleasure in stating its effects as
reported to me by three brothers who live IN this
place. and their testimony Is u fair specimen OF
all | have received:
w. S. CoNKLIN told me- had taken nine
bottles of Christie's Ague Balsan, and continual
Iy run down while using it until my lungs and
liver were Congested to that degree that blood
discharged from my mouth and bowels, so that
all thought it impossible for me to live through
another chill. The doctors to did all they could
for me- but thought | must die. Nothing dld me
auy good until [ got Rhodes Fever and Aguc
Cure which at once relieved me Of the distress
aad nausea at my stomach and pain III my head
and bowels. and produced a permanent cure IN
short time"
H NJ CoNKLIy says * had been been ta-
king medicine of as good doctor as we have IN
our county, and taken any quantity of quinine
and specifics without any good result, from 25th
August to 18th December. But seeing how nice
" it operated on my brother. got a bottle of
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE, which
effected permanent cure by using two thirds Of
q bottle''
S. M. CoNKLIX was not here, but both the other
brothers say his case was the same as Ii. Ms.
sold the medicine to both the same day, and the
cure was as speedy from the same small quantity
and might SO specify, Yours with respect,
A. YUNTTNGTON.
The above speaks for itself Good proof as 1t
is, it is of no better tenor than the vast number
of like certificates | have already published, and
the still greater amount that is continually pour
ing in to
One thing more. Last year I had occasion to
Caution the Public in these words -
- notice one firm 'thO hare taken one Of ny
general circ,darS, substituted the name Of their
nOstr'en1 for my medicine, and the" 'e't1 6ra7en
iD,pudence end their pamphlet acjtb-the erclamation
:. Let tie proprietor IF any other medicine say as
much if he dares." Sc.
Now | take pleasure in saying that the Cau-
ton referred to the same - DR.. Christie's Ague
Balsam " that is mentioned in the above Ger
tifcate.
There are several other industrious people who
are applying to their poisonous trash all that |
publish about my fever and Ague Cure, or Anti
dote to Malaria, except the Certificates of Cures,
and the Certificate of the celebrated Chemist DR..
James r. Chiffon of n. Y, in favor of its per-
fecty HARMLESS CHARACTER, which is at
tached to every bottle. These viii always serve
to distinguish my medicine from limitations.
JAS. a. RHODES, Proprietor.
pril %, 1856. 3m. Providence, r. L.
For sale by Druggists generally.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-08-06
GEORGE HUNrLEY,
WhOleSaic and Retail.

5Tin, Copper, and Sheet-Iron Ware Manufacturer.
I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Eb-
IA ensburg and the public generally that he
has purchased the Tin Shop, formerly carried on
by AIessrs. Davis, Evans 81 Co., and will contin-
ue to carry the business in all its various
branches, wholesale and retail. His wares will
be made Of the very best material, and in the
most worknanlike manner. Repairing of all
kinds done on the shortest notice, for cash.
ALSO,-House Spouting made and put up to
order on the lowest terms, for cash.
Also on hand and for sale, large assortment
{ Cook and Parlor stoves, for coal or wood, Di-
ming room stoves, Egg stoves, &c.
Also a large assortment of CRATES and fire
brick, for Cooking stoves, Coal buckets, Shovels
pokers, smoothing irons, &c. &C., all of which
viii be sold low for cash.
Tn-shop and wareroom in part of the building
formerly occupied by Stephen Lloyd cabi-
ne. waTeToom, and opposite Geo. M'Cann's store.
All orders prornptly attended to.
kfcLsRurs, May J, leoe.-cSIy