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Rix, 81 ale & Co.,
BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD.

RE1ERExcxs
The Park Bank, New York.
Edward Tyler, Esq.,, Cashier Suffolk Bk., Boston.
Messrs. Dana. Iarrar = Hyde, Boston.
Bank Of Nembury, Wells River, VI.
Messrs. Matiecks, Barron Smith, Chicago.
Messrs. Gresley Gale, st. Louis.
Rev. Gee. Denison, Keokuk.
D. D. iiinman, Esq.,
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CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROTTf
Al the shove Office tickets for New York, Boston.
and oil the stations On the New York 4 Erie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
J. WAKKAcR,
Agent of u. 4 l.. Ii. Railroad.
Office No. 80 Dearbon Street, Chicago.
April ~, 'SS.dly-c.n.s.
Sigh, Drafts on London at dollars per ster-
ling may be obtained ut the Office Of The 9rsnd
Trunk X. z. Of Canada, in Chicago,
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Order No. "a.

Order No. 81.
WAR WITH England
fINo the Keokuk Guards, or to any persons Al
holding the arms and accou,rements be
III longing to tina. Company. You are hereby NJ
notified TO deposit the same at No. l53 Main -
street, and receive receipt for the same. Ii il
especially desired and recommended that oil arms
returned may be we'll cleaned and in good order,
i. /. MckENNY, First Lieut.,
june23dlw Commanding keokuk Guards.
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gTMr. Rarey, thu Ass-tansr, 10 e
American novelty i'd London. There
man living who is better known to IT,
ish public to- day than Mr.. Rareywh Ho nen-
aged get visit from Ne QssG and al
hunkeydom rushed TO see sight so remark
able as to have attracted tho attention Of the
Majesty Of the British realm.
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The Crops. Nss y
AZ psaals there are widely varying -
SENSATIONS nlto the crops. What W 1
Referred to BY our correspondent 49,
was said after conversations with int 11
farmers, bus he - - aaarsGt ris1 9ISsr
all, .houahis viii ~ y rad thing. nnrd1y, II
il turn out 20. IAsfcllowing \ lten
gentemsn q nese han ordlay intslli-
gence and obsefvstlen,
Nsw noasok, june g, 1858.
GrsrlrxSs;-lu ypsr paper Of ths alst
you state that yoaa Assered BY several far
mers who are well posted that there never
was q better prospect for crops in Iowa than
nj the present tme-that wheat, oats and
grass are doing first rate, and corn, though
late, shows every appearance Of coming out
we'll. Now friends, with the exceptions Of
the grass there is not word Of truth in it
all, save perhaps at very wide intervals, and
don't know Of one such exception 70 IT,
general rule. But compasativcly small
breadth 81 wheat sown, and the chinch- bur
pars Of that. And as for outs, you may a.
well say there is none, and you win Be higher
the truth than TO cay that there is nal
breadth in Iowa. Oats are usually sown right
away after wheat, and | know Of no man n
my entire n6ighbofhood that succeeded ID
gettine ali his wheat inwhen interrupted by
the rains which continued at intervals until
about the 18th of the present month, when it
was too tate Of course TO SOW oats az every
observant farmer can affirm. As for corn, il
mayr Be eoming out well as you sayy but il Ii
only out Of the crib. For.any that vas plan
ted prior to the 10th inst. lunless it might be
in the sand bo,tons) came out missing. 3
never game up atall. Yousay nothing eboj
potatoes, bu. even they rotsed 10 the grouax.
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"Ihis is to certify that my Office entered by
burglars the night Of March 30, and my safe one
Of Hcrring's patent, which was recommended by
his agent to burgiar.proot, being inlsid with
hardened steel, robbed Of about 81 geo, by
CUTTING NEARLY osE-HALf on one SIDE our, ARA
GENTLY WITH AsAS, aud the safe proved entirely
worthless as against thieves.
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In 81 souu.ryJohn B. Gousl ~ tho
most popular and effective - ehe
great mass of the people, is A pSeS0 sor-
aieary mir y .msil learning - Yseefal
isnanns q NJ Ivoie yss 20 col
him him ssss x Is y. \; 1 ss.s
with .Aze, And lad delight. lie
Is an osasolle Actor. fie rssls aud staeeers
and falls--he smiles and signs and grin
delineation Of his theme. Cough wl
gagged for fifty thousand dollars by the. r.
glish Temperance 60oiAty to work for
q Eoeland. Ths1 III practical. subst1
~ tfascment Of 4Alue Of hie eratory.-
Onthe otheIa baud, Edward Everett 10 per-
son ~ 1argG oiarship, OF elegant aud Gull
tisats4 3M1eIIoes and taste, Of - highest rs-
fnemene II association and NJ ~. ,Sinkns
larly timid, fas,idious, andeof NJ
undramatic. He has stueio w u =
tsrc, never vehement, too ~ feristicSlB
quivering, musical voice Sxrefully modn-
lated, and sublime propricty Of demcancr.
His diseourses are most cAeGsnll1 elaborated
and committed; the constitu 12sof his 49,
and hixa character prevent his taking.
side, or pressing powerful convictid -
view which might be distasteful to any az
er; he has, consequently, neither - il.
lns n cvrnsisicn nor the vTtovv
and triumphant assertion. xofa He'd
tho greatest Of our oratorbsM nv no
fills the great buildings ap1a n
ring crowds. He is thG$ " otrd 4 ~
Dough; who, then, sill Ill eseeS gof
oratory2
WHAT A,RosE Tskl i y sbusha r. IN
flower iq91n Daigiishs arden, Prod p Vi,
=. l., thu SIS gyse1Shouss- 6oteu rs
lagth, - contains elk th6u61 1srs
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including cooked provisions.
FTom Liverpool 10 Chieasc, via Gamers and Rail-
roads,
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j. c. BRKxssRpoE.-Ths vioe ppgi1ent
ID said to be ''laying his corns" feuum
Itiea 70 the Presidency, at the Ch eton g
|seation. tits probably this -
BeSestrained him from declaring
he Lecomptpn question SO far tnf1
hggle. Bus 1890 Mr.. Brsah i
kjllla ing man, = oua1k 70 havs Ssa
sisatly enlightened by obssrgeaiAD - thil
ne, to kns@Ahnt itia.not j LoEt
and good devil. Who M
succssd il pso( Ge statssaI
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To all whom it may concern in the Petition 10 sell
matter of the estate Of Robert
Moore, deceased. Real Estate
rIlAkE NOTICE that petition has been fied by
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including cooked provisions.

according to accommodation.
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sILAs c. II xaRIse, Esq.-Ssr: In yours Of June
Sd, find Substantially ruiters.ion Of your former
reply and attacks on lny Safe, and which were
aasscred BY nax fully in nay last
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30 y S T A b L ELS
SALE.

The nonresident propreors Of the Of in the
County Of Nindham hereby notified that the
sesscd by said town within tho year next preceding
this date, remain either In whole in part unpaid :
the following described land in said town. and :
much Of said land will he sold at public Auction Z
a the school house In District No. In said =
Thursday the 9TH day Of October O'Clock = =
A. VI. shall be requisite to discharge said taxes :
with costs unless previously paid. :
A lot Of land adjoining the South side Of the
road the top Of the Supposed Oipner.
tain in School District No. l, Aaron Pike, 50 4,2G
Lot No. Il and east part Of No.
IN packards survey in District
No. 8, Aaron Pike, 22T 7,T3
Lot No. 8, and % acres on west
end No. >, in Rice, Waste Il Bah
cocks first survey, and meadow
Lot No. S, and acres No. In L.
Whceer's survey +. Sprague, IA COL
Pond Lot, being No in Rice
Waste Babcock's first survey,
and meadow Lot No. 10. Dexter Moore, 40 ls9
Part OF Lot No. l, in Wheeler's
survey, c. W. POmeroy, 40 80
A Lot Of land known the At
wood lot Chester Briggs, Geo H. johnson, 1l2 100
Part of No in Levi Halls
survey and n forty lot in
square form Of the S. H.
ncr " Robinson h Franklin Lon, o. H. Platt 40 60
Lot No and part Of No l in
Williams first survey, and No. 2
in Williams secO.d survey, WllardSGEKicc, 23T $40
South part Of Tabor Lot, Samuel Thcmts 200 7,9g
q. X. MORSE, First COnsta BILE.
Somerset, Aug. 30th 1858. 3w-37
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DEATHS.

In this village, Sept 18th, Mrs HANNAH PROUTY, wife
Of Stephen prouty, aged 81 years and months.
In Wiiamsvie 9th Sept Of drOpsy in the chest, Mrs
ANN d. TAYLOR, aged Cd years. by this bereavement her
three surviving children have lost most atctOnle and de-
voted mother, and the community kind neigbor and sym
pathzng friend Her life has been characterized by
trials ndomit BILE energy and untrng perseverance Thus
She has maintaiued and well situated in life her family and
become avUray known by large circle acquaintance
Her last sickness protracted and painful hut endured
with patience And she died in full assurance Of hope.
"Triumphant in her closing eye
The hope Of glory shonr;
Joy breathed in her expiring sigh
10 think the race Was run"
printers in Maine, Mass, and ILL.,, please copy)
In South Warlsboro, Aug. 27th HERBERT ELIJAH, son
Of William f. and Lucy VI. May, aged years and months
Thus has faded this bright flower,
Whose life like the morning rose,
Which doth bloom but for an hour
And then in death doth seek repose.
Day by day and hour by hour,
The beauty of this fragile flower
Yelled each loving heart in gloom,
AS II whispered Of the tomb.
sorely grieved at the transpantng
OF our boy, so carly gone
Fain would we catch, midst angel chanting,
His harps sweet tone,
In Dunnerston, July 2Sth, Mr. STEPHEN FRENCH aged
20 years and month.
And now, dear pilgrim, from life's road
Thou turnest TO tread the better land,
Joining the great seraphic chOirs
OF Heavens celestial band
Light lie the sod above thy srcast,
Soft bloom the DER thy head,
Till the archangel's trump shall sound
To wake the slumbering dead.
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MUTUAL FIRE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY.

Making per cent for the year
ending August 1858. Said per cenage upon the
original amount Of the premium note without reference
any endorsement -and to be paid to the Treasurer his
Office in Montpelier, before the Goth October 1855
Members OF the Company will find in the hands OF the
Representatives. elect 10 the Legislature schedule show
the amount 81 assessments due from each respectively and
they particularly desired that the money their
assessments must he paid when due. little attention
this ON the part Of the Members Of the Company will
them expense and trouble.
J. T. TnURsTON, Treasurer.
Insurance OFFICE,
Montpelier, Sept. /, 1858. 3w-37
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

l&S% The Estate situated on Birge Street,
IRW Brattleboro, about ten minutes walk Depot
.g..lRA owned and occupied by ELIJ All UPTON
comprises about SO acres of land, with large Brick House
In perfect order thereon Also, Barn. Carriage House and
other outbuildngs,and in every way very desirable
Estate.
The premises by calling on Mr. J. H. PLUM
MER, ON Birge ST., the same.
For further particulars enquire Of c. Il. FARLEY.
No 1876 State St, BOSTON.
Possession be given at any time tf-2l e
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A L c L ! o n | WILL SELL
IA at PUBLIC AuCTIGN, at my dwelling house upon the
"Case Farm" Tuesday the 9Th day Of October, 10
O'Clock A. N the property upon said farm consisting Of
iOrscs, Cattle, Wagons, Harnesses.
Saddles md Brides, Sheds, Sleighs, Robes,
Snris. Flaws. FORKS, Rakes, ShoveIs,
uors, lot of new Scythes,
Chntus' Iron Bars, &c., sc.
u For further particulars see posted bills.
Wilmington, Sept 18th, 1858. SWISS
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Medical Advice for both Sexes.
DIR, H. =. SAMPSON,

Retreat Island oil disease
Urinary ogans primary snt secondary Having had sny y''fi
certificates Office feels perfectly confident that
however critical but What he make
he treated letter apple At
The ~ SIMPSONS celebrated Preventative, " Court
sxssL Boston, Mas.
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chamber since the 10th of June last and supposed In
confirmed Consumption The history Of my case as 10"
lows While engaged ut my In the nl hc room nelnE
In my chest followed by OF mlncss nnu How OF
blood from the lungs The pains returned AZ intervals ana
and chils and no appetite Being much reduced and un-
abb to work len in and placed myself under the care
,r Ne If q urowu uf Providence Various remedies
tried with little or no benefit, until nr h., considering my
ca almost hopecs advised me to try the Hungarian Hal
s9 and this ns believe, has been the my cstor
alton to perfect nlth II is six weeks since COM
mcnced taking the Basam The fever and swcats have
rrnselte flow of blood has been checkcdmy strength has
visiby mcrcascd-aud feel nearly we'll ever. can
also state fer the Information Ut the aicted, that this Ha
has been used IN the Onsockct factories Wy many per-
who have been troubled with Coughs sorcnrs ana pain
In the chhst, with excellent effect. SARAH A HkOMN'
The undersigned, Physician cc rfuy riycs ms cehcNte
In confirmation of the above satimtnt which is strictly and
entirely true. H. u hhoNN'
~ Sole Proprietor, DAVID +. BRADLEE, WATERFOWL,
Mass, to whom all orders should he addressed Sold by
Druggists aud dealers In medicine ia every town in the Cned
States and British Provinces. l5o-do
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F V Il r NJ O N T

STATE OF VERM ONT,
~ WESTMINSTER, s. S.
The Hon the Probate Court for the District of Wesmn-
ter To all persons Interested tn the estate Of Waitst H.
anney late Townsend in said District deceased Testae
You are hereby notified that Sharon Gray and A. A. aney
Executors of said deceased win present their final admins
tatve account for allowance at probate be held
the Office judge OF said court in Townshend in said dis
trct on the Wednesday Of oct next when and where
you he heard in the premisrs you cause You are
also notified that final distribution OF said estate will there
and then ordered. Is. W. DEAN, Reg'r.
Townshcnd, Sept. T. 1858.
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WESSELHOEFT WATER-CURE
Private School for young Lnds and Misses.
Miss L. A. BARRY will commence her Fall Term of Fir
teen Weeks Sept 18Th. Having secured and fitted up the
Saloon with view to the comfort o the pupils, hope
all old scholars and many also. No Boys
twelve years old will be admitted Parents
all times aud for yourselves how children progress
Drawing will be taught in connection with the daily pritnJ
lessons.
Primary Scholars, $3.50
intermediate. &c.s $500
Brattleboro, Aug. Goth, 1855. So
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS

Cambridge Cattle Murisrt-wEpSEspAY, Sept.
15At market 1928 Cattle about 500 eeyes and 42 stores
consisting Of Working ONen Cows aud one. two and three
years old.
pmcEs-Mqyket Beel-Extra, so s7-,.lst quality So
STRENGTHENING 0xen-s72, 50, iOO si75 per pair.
Coios and CGiues-S25, 80, 40 so So
Three Years Od-s24 $50.
Sheep and Lambs-3S5o at market Prces--In lots, 81
H. 81 each. Extra and selections, So s2 50 each
Hd's-7} Sc per H. Taiom-I a : lie per ID.
Peits-62c 75c each car Skins IL a BE per H.
There the Boston and Maine Railroad
1856 over the Boston and Lowell l0i the Ftchbug and
the Western loaded with Cattle Sheep, Swine and
Horses OF the l0i the fitchburg ~ wereIrom Albany
and Schenectady.
RemarAs-Bcef remains about the last week the
quality quite good. We noticed 10 Cattle Of
peror quality raised by Hon Lee Terr Of stanstea c.
E. and sold by Morse Webster s. Learnard, ESQ
an advanced price on our quotations their average nett
weight was 100 lbs The quality of Sheep was good and
sold quick at advance Of Doc v head from last week
Boston Produce Markct-wEDSEsDAY, Sept. 10
FLOUR The market is steady with good demand par
cuary for the higher grades which firm Sales Of
Western suerne at 5a 50 25 fancy sol 50 75i extra 80
Michigan aud Geneseei 50 80 s. for family brands St.
Canada fancy has been selling 50 25a 50 sos 80
Meal is arm at 81 SO aI Is per bbI Rye Flour is selling in
small lots at So IS 81 90 per bhl.
GRAlN-The receipts of Corn have been large and the
market has dull but the i. rmer sales OF vel
low at 97c, held Csc white ssc per bushel Oats
are quite firm sales Of Northern and Canada al,
so SIC pr bushel Rye is selling at 75c per bushe White
Beans are in better demand; sales Of common and
blue pod at Zoe 81 81 extra pea 81 10 So marrowat
81 a 2 20 per bishcl
PRDNISIONS.-There has been a steady demand for
Pork; Of prime $40 $40 sos SIS % 10 90;
clear $50 S2l per Dbl cash and mos
firm, but the demand is limited. Sales Of Western
mess and Sl3 SIG per Dbl Gosh and mos
Lard is in firm and in fair demand Sales bhls
kegs 10 Is c per H. cash and mos Hams selling
IL lie per b. cash and mos. The arrivals of Butter
have been pretty large, and the market is dull but there
change prices. Sales of Vermont and N. Y state good
quality lsc and choice lots l9c; common IA Il
10; Ohio II lie Canada Is al7c per b. Cheese is dull;
sales of good at a sc II &c per H. Poultry l.
selling 15c per Id. Young Chickens at 75c Il 20 per
pair. Eggs loo per dozen.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

The undersigned Commissioners appointed by the Probate
Court the District Of Marlboro, receive examine and
adjust all claims agoinst the Estate Of SILAS r. RICHARD
SON. late Of Wilmington deceased, hereby give notice that
shall attend the dwelling house Of said deceased said
Wilmington the second Saturdays Of November and Feb
ruary next O'Clock in the of each Of said
days the purpose receiving adjusting such claims
HORACE STEARNs,
Il. b. CHANDLER, }comm'rs.
Wilmington, Sept. ID, 1868. 80
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III FOR SA L f. A Dwelling
E House Clark Street. in the South part of the village
sfso Brateboro. II Also, Building Lot adjoining the
same, cheap for cash or short credit.
For further particulars enquire Of n. STEARNS.
July IL, 1858. 20
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ID OCHESTER FLOUR. 100 BAnRrrs
Il Double Extra Family Flour "sANI,L r. ELYr brand
Sept 18th, 1858, ss
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Post Once Regulations. Mails close:
MARRIAGES.

In this village, the 18th inst by Rev Mr. Adams Mr.
DORR W. HAITIAN and Miss LIZZIE ". BRIGGS, both Of
BrattlebOro.
In South Boston, Mass, Sept 12th by Rev John Duncan
Mr.. FRANK A. HARDING n Bruttebnro, and Miss MARIA
f. A., daughter Of WIN :. Dllaway of south Boston.
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DAY up PAY Up
4 u e. ITO


4. U q Il ION. VIII be sold at Pub
"A lie Auction, 10 the highest bidder on MONDAY Octo-
her 9Th, next at O'Clock A. NJ Mt the residence Of FANNY
sAllsB iti, late deceased in GuorI, the following prop
erty, to wit:
The Homestead Of JAMES SALISBURY Of Guforl, late
deceased, containing FortyThree 1cres If Land good
House on the premises Also large Orchard aud Sugar
Orchard, Of some goo TREES conveniently located.
For further particulars enquire Of CLEAVELAND BIXBY
in Bratteboro LUNINA SALISBURY the premises OF
c. c. LlNDE.
Tesm4 one half Cash delivery II Deed the remainder
remain Mortgage Warranee deed will be given
the day Of sale.
As, At the time and Mace, the Personal Property
FANNY SALSBl RN, late deceased, VIII he sold, to wit:
Cows tons Of Hay, Cords Of Wood fitted for a Stove
Iron Bar, Beetle and Wedges Saws Axes, &c Also House
hold Furniture consisting Of Beds, Bedding, Chairs Bureaus
and other articles too numerous to mention.
CHAS. &. LYNDE. Auctionecr.
Guilfori, Sept 2, $685. 2w-37
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Il II U M E
AMERICAN WATCHES.

These superior Watches made by the aid Of and
original machinery, expressly designed to Nth t0w
price, FINE, sCBrASrIAL aud time
keeper The movements In construction, have been
pronounced by the highest authorities 10 be fduiess
principle and quality aud have been proved ny the
eNactng tests to be unang in action These watches
made entire from the crude materials, in single establish
men by connected and uniform prncssestle factory he
ing organized the system that has been adopted in
the production Of the unequale American hreau-which
enables to produce one-hdi the price Of
foreign movement OF the quality. Each watch is
fully tested and is accomplished with the makers certificate
and warranty for years.
ALL FOREIGN WATCHES ARE HAND, the American
watches being the only made by machinery upon uni
form system throughout Nearly all handmade watches
detective and continually getting Of order. In many
parts Of the country it Smposhle to hnl good watch
parers, and watch repairing is always uncertain and eXpen-
sye. The introduction of American watches dspoes
difficulty anil country merchants well watch dealers,
can keep watches as part o their miscellaneous stock and
thus supply their customers with STAPLE which may
be used any other article without my stery humbu;
Sold ~ the trade generally.
salcsroom in Boston. 1853 WAsHlSGToS STREET General
Agents, Messrs Robbins 4 APPLETON, New York.
APPLETON, TRACY a. co.
3m-3T NALrHAK, Mass.