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hALifAN' Aug. IL, Inc Cunard steam
snip Niagara Capt. Miller, from Liverpool
saturday July 81 arrived az this port at one
CLOCK this afternoon
uRhNr bRlrAiN'-Parliamentary proceed
'hgs on inc 2sth were unimportant
Oh inc z0th the House OF Lords rcceded
rom , some OIL their amendments 70 the lndia
o"l' ana appointed conference committee
on others.
IN inc Commons the Lords amendment to
'ne A'lahu' Telegraph company OIL was
| agreed TO-
on the 3o'h' IN the Lords Wodehousc
asked government what their intentions were
respecting Geographic communication with
ihuia'
hafI Donoughmore replied that arrange
"nen'S nau not oeeh concluded out inc gov
er"mSht were iully awe TO the Importance OF
completing Geographic communication with
inuia' ana hau selected the hea 9ea route IN
preference TO mat by the PERSIAN Onlt' Oom-
numca'Ion would be completed carly next
year as lar as brousa.
INDIA The bombay mail OF July had
reached Sue1 the 23d. The recapture OF
Hwahor IS confirmed. The rebels lost TWEEN
| ty-seven guns besides elephants and treasure
to large amount The tugitiyes from Gwa-
nor are sara TO DC hemmed IN on all sides by
british troops
On the 18th SIR Hope Grant gained a bril-
liant victory at Newa Gunga' near Lucknow,
capturing large number OF guns, and duv-
ing the enemy across the Cagra
On the 9th, the celebrated Mouldie. for
whom $4,000 had been offered, was killed.
Dude continued much disturbed
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THE OREGON SENAToRs.-Gen. Joseph
Lane, one Of the United States Senators elect
ed by the Oregon Legislature, is well known
to the country at large, but his confederate,
Delazon Smith, does not enjoy so much pop
ularity. The New York Times sketches Mr.
Smith as follows:
The advancement of Delazon better
known as Delusion) Smith, is full-grown
specimen of that extraordinary luck which
sometimes rewards reckless advonturcrs.-
Decisions earlier days, some twenty years
ago, were spent in Western New York, where
he figured as a sort Of political Joe Smith
lie was fippant, idle, noisy talker, busying
himself chiefly with radical Democracy and
Atheism. To say that he was popular would
be a departure from the truth; and to say
that he was respected would be liable to the
same objection. Feeling such to be the case,
he took his talents to some other market
The first responsible purchaser proved to be
Captain Tyler then in the zenith of his un-
popularity. For once in our history there
was an Administration with fewer adherents
than offices to dispose of. 1t was manifestly
the golden opportunity to Deazon Smith, and
he pu; forth his hand to seize it. But such
was his reputation that even Tyler was coy.
But importantly prevailed, and rowing mis-
sion among the South American Republics
was assigned to "Delusion.' lie accepted,
got his papers, and departed. For some two
years he ranged over the Southern continent,
doing what, no man could tell. The Admin
istration grew tired of such an emissary, and
would fain recall him. But 'Delusion headed
that movement. He took good care not to
be found, So long as his salary was running
he too kept running. Yet all things have an
end. The close of the Tyler dynasty brought
him home After paying his respects to the
Treasury, and pocketing the balance due him,
he set his face toward the Columbia River
No one who knows him will be surprised at
his election to the Senate. He is one of those
singular creatures with whom no one fate is
more or less probable than any other"
Although the State Legislature of Oregon
has met, yet its proceedings are clearly inva'
lid. that territory not having yet been admit
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALL
FORNIA


NEW YORK. Aug. 10. Steamer St Louis
from Aspinwall afternoon Of the Sd instant,
arrived at this port this afternoon. She
brings California dates OF the goth ult.
The ST. Louis reports that the steamer
star of the West left Aspnwall at the same
time for New York wa Key West with the
California male and 81 ,5OO,OOO IN treasure.
The steamer Golden Age brought down
from San francisco upwards OF Sl,SOOOOO,
some $4,000 OF which was from Frazer
River destined to England
The advices from the Frazer River Gold
mines continued favorable. and emigration
was as brisk as ever, although the excitement
had somewhat abated
Nearly forty vessels left San Francisco be-
tween the Sd and 10Th Of July for the new
gold regions. Other gold discoveries are
reported further North on the other side of
the Natchez Pass The Olympia Pioneer
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IN A MOMENT II

without OBTAINING the Merchant from his business the
Of Fashion from his enjoyments the Mauon from
her household duties
Christadoro's Ercelsior Hair Dye
the Wonderful Chemical Counterfeit Of Natures Coorng
Fluid
DARkENS THE GREYEST HAIR.
replaces the red sandy tnge which deacts much
from personal comeness with brilliant black brown.
The hues il imparts are FAST COLORS and never
change mote after exposure to the air. In the rapid
ity uniformity and certainty ofiis operation, this Dye
stands alone. Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair
Dressers. JosEpH CRIsTADoRo, No. Astor House,
N l.
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BERLIN CAUCUS.

The Republican voters " Berlin and all who arc op
posed 20 The present prosayety aud prohigate National
Administration, are requested 70 IN the School
House at Berlin Corner, Saturday August 2Sth 1875
az O'Clock, l.. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating can
ddate for Town Representative, aud also list Of seven
Justices IT the Peace be supported by the feemcn Of
said Berlin at the approaching September election.
ul and prompt attention from all parts u the town
is earnestly solicited. Per 0rdcr of IoicH Com.
DANIEL CHANDLER, Jr., Chairman.
Berlin Aun. iS 1873
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ted into the Union The Oregon bill passed
the Senate, but failed in the House for want
of time. The Territory will undoubtedly be
admitted at the next session of Congress, but
it remains to be seen whether the senate will
overlook the iniormality in the election Of the
new Senators, or send them back to have their
credentials properly verified. The question
Is an interesting ono
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IN OLD NURSE FOR CHILDREN.
Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teothiug. 1t has no equal on Earth No
mother who has tried Mrs. Winslow's SOOTHING
Syrup for Children will consent TO let her child pass
through the distressing aud critical period Of tcothing
aud health be estimated by dollars and cents, it Is
worth its weight in gold.
Millions Of Bottles OF MRs. WiSsLows SoornIs0
SuRuF are sold every year in the United States.
Price only rs cents a bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of cuRrIs Pun
KINs is on the outside wrapper.
j. NJ. HRRRY & SONS, Waterbury, VT, General
Wholesale Agents for Vermont and Canada East
Sold by L. r. Pierce, Wholesale Agent, Mont
polier W F1o'
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MoNrrBLtER lTEMs.-Bcll- Infringing, ct Get
era, on Tuesday evening, for the Atlantic tel
ograph. Keith & Peck's ,anuory struck by
lightning on Wednesday evening, and set on
fire. Fire extinguished
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Boston s. alew purk advertisements.
TRIU MPHANT SUCCESS
-OT
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life
The Great English Remedy for
q Eurnua AeTfINa kEu GnxefsMpTFa~

cure n inflammation Of me- Lwlgs, Bad Cough. Pam
az the Side &c.
LOWELL, Oct. 7, 1916.
To Ia. D. +. BHADLEH - Deat Sir 49, Al the request
Of your friend Mr. jones' send you a statement u my
case and the benefit have received FROM the Hungarian
Basam. have been nearly all my lfo employed Ia
ton mills. For eight years, employedas stTpper
In the eardngro0m. The great changes from heat TO
cold which suffered together with the dust and mpurity
Of air. brought ON difficulty In my chest and lungs Of
very serious aud distressing character. Ny chest
seemed 20 be- stuffed full Of phegm and frequently came
sniocadng had severe pain IN my side my
breathing hard and difficult and could scarcely
spcnk louder than whisper | also lost my appetite
and became very weak and feeble This was about
year and half ago From that time this. have been
been shaking very fast, and have duue work have
taken much medicine, hut 20 no purpose. The only
thing that relieved tobacco. have not
only ehewedi hut actually cateu large quantities Of to-
bacco AID when nearly choked with phltgm have
swallowed enough Of the juice TO Nil any man in health.
Tho relief which gained however was only short
Ill took the Hungarian Balsam, aud the change In my
condition is now wonderful 20 behold. The phlegm has
been cleared FROM my chest the pain In my side Is gone
my appetite has returned and feel like new man
ami s however rather thin and feeble and shall con-
tinue 10 take the Hungarian Basam until com
pletely restored Yours, truly
or Sole Proprietor, DAVID +. BRADLEE, Water
town, Mass 10 whom all orders should be Addressed.
Sold by Druggists and dealers y medicine In every
In the United States and Br.,ish Provinces, O3lm
FREn r. SMITH, Wkolesais and Retail Agent
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70 The Democrats Of Delaware County,
Pennsylvania, have nominated Charles ID.
Manly for Congress in place Of John Hick-
man, who voted against Iccompton. Mr.
Hickman received only two votes in the Con
vontion The Pennsylvania, in announcing
the result, says that ''Mr. Buchanan was en-
Enthusiastically sustained"
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Narrtaaes.

In Barre, Aug. lst, Mr. Edgar A. Browneil " Royal.
ton, aud Miss Mary H. liutchns of Andoycr W.
la sonora, Cal, Mr.. l.. L. Alexander, and Miss Mar
tia b.. farr, Of Bradford, VI
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION

u just published, by FEDERHEN CO., Book
sellers aud Stationers, No. 10 Court Street, Boston,
Brief Treatise Of AS pages, Diseases Of the Sexual
System Of both seXes-iher SYMPTOMS and treatment-
prepared by Physician Of the Boston Eclectic hosp
tai This work also contains sc0rchng exposure Of
the deception and imposture pracoed by adv rising
quacks with some of their names and locations. sold
by periodical dealers generally. Sent by mail, on the
oeip Of three postage stamps. Address box 1907 Dos
ton Post-oihce 1880
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MOTHERS! MoTHERs!l MOTHERS Il

TuERB Is NO scCH worn AS FAL.-ltead the adj
vcrtisement in another column, headed "Hembold's
Genuine Preparation"
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AsUEs.-Modcrltc sales OF Pots and Pearls at 6 les
t-tc per h. cash. Stock small, particularly OF I1ts
GNAIN.-Ihc market Tor Corn has been quite dell
the past week and prices with increased receipts have
declined materially and have downward tendency
Sales of southern yellow at Sl03 81 100, closing with
sales az III 03 or southern yellow, but buyers offer
only 81 300l 400 bushels southern white 90 pG 93c
and Wostcu mixed has been sold az IS a 9jc per bush
for poor q, good 10 Oats there have been sales 5jc
peg bush. ior Northern and Canada.
HOPS-First sort 1851 SAC per 10.
BUTTER Of good and choice quality is in demand at
" l0a but ordinary &. dul no 3 Zoe per 10. Canada
and Ohio ranges tom ~ ne per OBJ, az O. quality
Cheese selling go 81 per 10, with fair demand for
good.
WOOL.-tlee.e ond pulled Wool have been in moler-
utc demand, bgt prices steady with sales % 49, o
ll- 10 quoted rates.
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Boston & nem uurk ADVERTISEMENTS
ID EMONAL.-UNtrED STATES AND For
III niuS PArrSr AaEScY.
NJ n T. = n n II n 10


SA VI u Ell COOP PER,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents the United States
Patent Office, At Washington,
Has removed his Office 10
WEBSTER BANK BUILDING, 10 ExcHANaE ST., Bosrox.
Patents issued in the United States, and in all other
patent granting countries Specifications and drawings
prepared Caveats filed. Reconsderations procured o.
applications that have been rejected upon mperiecty
prepared papers lnieriercnces prosecuted Reissues
aud extensions procured, and Ia general all business
connected win he Patent Office transacted with care and
prompmcss.
British and other foreign patents procured through
prompt and e9uhdentih agents In London and Paris.
Persons residing a distance may obtain all necessary
information and have their business transacted by writ
ing 10 the subscriber without the trouble and expense Of
a visit 90 Washington.
lie bcgs leave = refer those unacquaincd with him
the following testim0nials.-
From the Hon. Charles Mason Commissioner Of Patents.
L. $. rATENr OFFICE
Feb. %, 1855. I
take great pleasure in Stating that during the time
have been acting Commissioner Of Patents, Samuel
Cooper Esq Of Boston, has been engaged Solicitor,
and has been in that capacity in constant correspondence
and intercourse with the office he has evinced thor
ough acquaintance with the Patent Law and with the
rules and practice n the Office close attention to the
~ that has rendered The transaction Of business with him
pleasure have no hesitation in stating that regard
m a. one Of me very best agents for the transaction Of
CHARLES MASON, Cous,issioncy.
From he EraHiiHtrs ofNe Patent Office.
The undersigned Principal and Assistant Examiners
in the United States Patent Office have for several years
been we'll acquainted with Mr. Samuel Conner late a
principal Examiner in this Office, and take pleasure in
stating that he gentleman Of the highest moral char
acter Of anquesdoned knowledge in the business and
practice of the Office, and hath scientific attanments
such s emincuty 1T him for the business in which
/ hc is about to- engage.
HENRY B: RENwICK, } yr;,.,,,,
l.. y. GALE, ,rrNcpal
S. II. LANE, N'""'"'eFs'
T. II. pEAIE.
TuOS. r. EVERETT assistant
I. SOUrHGATE SMITH. ( EnamineTs.
WM c. LANGDON,
From long acquaintance and intimate official relations
with Mr. Cooper fully aud heartily in the fore
going recommendation made BY my late colleagues
WIN. p n. FITZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents.
Boston, Jan. D. 1858 7EA
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('ABINET AND FURNITURE SHOP.
Aegal nOtires.


- I A 7 i Q T ' = T N o \ t.
~ DISTRICT or RASDoLPH, IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for said district, to all
persons concerned in the estate Of Abel Bennett late Of
Iuubridge, deceased, GFcefing.
Whereas Simeon II. Bennett, administrator of the
tate Of shd deceased, requests said Court allow him
the further time Of year from and after the 25th day
Of August, A. ID. 1855 to make payment Of the debts
and c0sc hc settlement Of the estate Therefore, you
hereby notified that said application will he heard
session OF the Probate Court be held at the Orange
County HOTEL in Chelsea in said district, the oath
day n August next at which time you may be heard in
the premises Aud this order shah be published three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Waterman x State
Journal newspaper printed at Montpelier in this State
the last Of which publication shall be before the day
signed for hearing as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office at Wash
ngton. this l7th day Of July, A d. 1858.
O204 II. A. WHITE, Judge.
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Special notitcs.
THE GREIT ENGLTSH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKEs
fIFr rgp1 sHrIsn rtfNf - mr.

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription OF Sir James Clarke, NJ.
d.. Physician Extraordinary 90 the Queen.
IA. wen known medicine Is no imposition, but surc
and ne rcnely for Fcmalc Difficulties and Obstfuc
tons. from auy cause vhlte,eri and although power
fl remedy they contain nothing huftui 90 the constl
ton.
70 LiRRIED LADIES.
10 g. peculiarly suited. Dc vill in shor, tmc bring on
the monthly period with regularity
TuEsE Plus uNvs NEyEU uEEN SHOWN TO iAtl
wuEur ruE ufnreroNs OBS rIG % PACE or rANr1
LET ARB WELL OBSERVED.
For f particulars, get pamphlet free Of ihe ageuL
y. b. Sl,oland postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorzcd Agent will insure bottle, containing over 81
Pills. yretum m4h
sole Agent for the United States add Canada,
JOB MOSES
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"BUY NE AND 1 Ii DO you GOOD .
Now is the time to use the great Spring and Summo
DIR. LANGLEY
OF AND HERB BITTERS

Medicine.
d II. LA GLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS.
Composed Of Slr,aDlriAa, FiM CHERRY Yc'lor Dock,
Pricty -Ish, Ih0roWghro,t, RaU5orb, Mandrate Dan
dcton Hc-all Of which compounded To act in
concert and assist Nature in cradicating disease.
The effect Of this medicine Is wondCrllit acts
directly upon the bowels aud blood 10y removing all
structous from the internal organs, stimulating them in
healthy action renoyaing the fountains Of life and
vgor purifying the blood cleansing from all humors
and causing IL through every part OF tic
body. They and eradicate from the system Liver
Complaut-that main wheel Of so many diseases-JAun
dice in It's forms, 30 Bilious diseases and Foul
Stomach, Dyspepsia, Cosuyeness Iiumurs Of the Blood
ana Skin, Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, Piles
Heartburn. Weakness, Pain in the Side and Bowels,
Fatuency Loss Of Appetite, and all kindred complaints
caused bv torpid diseased liver, disordered StoA-
ach bad Blood to which all or less subject
in Spring and Summer.
Iftakcn In large Doses Fever and Ague may be broken
up and cured This has become standard med
icinc. and is decidedly the hest the world
Price only p cts for the pint, and 81 - cts for the
quart bottle.
Sold hy ~ medicine dealers everywhere Orders
should be- addressed 10 j. o. LANGLEY, Proprietor,
Marshall St. Boston, Mass.
sold by AN the Druggists in Montpelier and by T. T..
SMITH wholesale TO the trade. b2OS
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ncm ADVERTISEMENTS.


~ ,SrrrN-CrfN- ,,rr-Nrr1- ,,u,,t,t,
M " ~ I-Ni nm VI VI a IL
~ oOhbOl.-lhe Fan Term OF this Institution
VIII commence september ., l61n, and continue eleven
weeks.
NMAHLia ~ bALLAhp A. NJ Principal Miss FAN
Af w N'Tii Assistant
CHARLES CLARK, p-,.,.,,;.J
o5o7 r., ,p FIJI tx l'' 1,.lh SConmiitee.
ItARRIAGE MANt-FAC Glory.
l nh, .,,i...ii,,- ,i.ie. ~, i,, ,,,i.. -, a. il,
van, ,i ~ .,.,rot,, ,,,rIr,r ,t h''' "0'''' ~ ' '
,.,,,,. 80, -. 49,. -
OPEN AND Gov Erred BIZ GGNS,
WAGONS. SITIGHS a SULKTYS
.e,t.i ,.,....l. d, r., 49,.
gI , t i'i ~ i ii. Y. ,"it '..e. GU
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l.. i. PIERCE, Wholesale Agent for Montpelier.
j. NJ. HENRY, Waterbury. wholesale agent ior Yer
mont. For sale Dos 30 druggists 90 Montpelier O. g.
gF Thousands Of females die Annually for want Of Do
remedy fr the ailments which they arei incident The
only such remedy know Of is Sir James Clarke, fo-
male Pills. They are put mp in bottles, containing 30
pills. with circular containing explicit directions, and
post-ieo for 81 and post-stamps. They afe wall
known be the only sure and safe remedy for female
diseases and distractions from amy cause See ad,er-
tiscmcut 0jly
10 NERVOUS SUFFERERS "A retired gentleman hly-
ing restlrcd 90 health in few days, after many
years Of great nervous suffering, is willing TO assist oth
hy sending (irocl receiving stamped envelope
bearing the appnoants address, copy nt the rtcscrip
ton used. Direct The Rev. jocks NJ. DAGSAlL 1855
Fulton street. Brooklyn, y. y.
CArrioN %. regrets 10 learn that many spurious
propositions OF bis prescription nov being osted up
on the community. NoNo
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T'WENTY-FIFrH THOUSAND

j. S.-Copies sent by mail
ulst-raId. On IeoeInt VI - 25
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-14
FnsOEyenf Notice.

n the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of
the State ofCaornia In the matter of the Petition
of HORACE r. FERRE, an Insolvcnt Debtor.
Pursuant to an order the Hon Niles Srarls Judge
the said District Court notice is hereby given all
the creditors of tle said Insoven Horace r. Ferre be
and appear before the Hon Niles Searls Judge aforesaid
In open Court at the Court Room of said Court in the
city and county of Nevada the 18th day of May AID
lS5S at 10 O'Clock. NJ ofhat day, then and there
show cause II any they can, why the prayer of said In
solvent should not be granted and assignment of his
Estate be made and he be discharged from his debts
liabilities in pursuance fthe Statute in such
and provided, and in the mean time all proceedings
against said insovent be stayed Witness my hand
the seal of said Court this fifth day of April D. 1858
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk
By WM. SMITH, Deputy.
A A. Sargent, Atty for Petitioner.
April g. ls5S-td*
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-14
EEssGiYenf Notice.

the County Court Of the County Of Nevada State Of
California In the matter of the petition Of G.. T.
DEN MORE an Insolvent debtor. Pursuant to an order
ofthe Hon Thomas H. CaSwel Judge OF the said Comfy
Cour ticc is hereby given all the creditors of the
fore the Hon Thomas CasyveH aoresaip n open Court
at the ourt Room Of aid Court in the city and county
of Nevada. on the third day of Nav, AD 1853, at 10
O'Clock, AN, Of that day, then and there cause
any they why the prayer of said Insolvent should
not be granted and siglnent ofhis Estate be made
and he be discharged from his debts and ab tiles in
pursuance of the Statute in such made and provi
ded and in the mean time all proceedings against said
IhsolvCnt be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
r. ~ Conrt this thirty first day Of March, A D.
w ~ RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk
By VIM Smith, Deputy
c. F. Wood, Atty for Petitioners apri2