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In Wost Danville Sept. l6, Mr.. C. J.. Kendall Of Bal
timorc Md and Miss Katie Bruce Of West DanNillc
In Lowell Mass. Sept. s. Mr. Joseph NJ Bahcock NJ
Lowell, and formerly of Danyille, and Miss Eliza A.
Black Of Coventry, W.
In Chicago m, Sept s, MI. d. d, Whittier of G. for
merry principal Of the Fi,hcr,llc High school, and Miss
Fanny NJ. Pope Of Dauvilc, VT
In Greens6orn', Sept, 5h, Mr.. Michael Gilbert OF
Manchester, y. H., aud Miss Elizabeth Moulton Of
Greensboro.
In Irashurgh, Sept 10, Mr.. john d. Higgins Of Cow
entry, and Miss Lucy J. Chamberlain Of lrashurgh.
In North Troy, sept u, Mr. A. -, Flint Of ST. Johns
bury, and Miss Nancy j. Elkins Of Potion, c. Il,
Warren, ~ H., and Miss Sophia y Patch Of Goshen
Gore.
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DEATHS.

In Cedar Rapids, Ia, Aug. p, Asahe H., son Of Jo-
In Wayerly, H.. Aug. 29lh, Mrs Sarah D. Chaplin,
widowo he late Rev. VIM. A. Chaplin Of Greensboro,
aged Ga.
In Passumpiic. Aug, 2l. Mrs Ele,t l. Lawrence, rel
let II Col Alrim Minor formerly Of DanNlle aged n.
In Glover Aug. 9Th, Mr.. f'cphs Clark aped ~
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Jusr puuLIsHED the 9th edition. in sealed envelope,
gratis and mailed TO amy address, postpaid on re-
ccipt Of two stamps.
This little work, cmaultiug rom celebrated member
Of the medical profession gives the important in-
formation ever published to all pcrsons entertaining
duubt Of their physical condition or who are conscious
of having h81ardcd their health and happuess-contain-
ing tue par udrs uf entirely aud perfect rene
dy Tor Spcrmatorrhua or Seminal Weakness. Debility,
Nervousness Depression Spirits, Loss of Energy las
situdc, lmidiy, Involuntary Seminal Discharges, I'm
paired Sight and Memory, Bloches and Pmplcs on the
Face, Piles, Indigestion, lapitati1n of tho Heart and
Bodily Prostration of The whole system inducing impo-
tcucy and mental and physical iucapary lily means NJ
which every one may cure himself privately, and at "a
uifiug Npcn~c
o Address DR.. Gil. j. G.. KLINE, lst Avenue cor.
l9,h street, Ncw York Post Box, No 45S3. 1922
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Boston & Rc@ llurh advertisements.
A CARD FROM DIR JAMES NJ. JAR.

n RAlAlI EAAOM Dh. ia VI 10 VI. JAZZ
n REIE 81 The Ncc ioik Lung Tqfrmayy.-
My connection for the past eight Years with the above
Institution Chief Physician aud twelve Years course
~ steady devotion the Cure u pulmonaf, Consup-
ton and rs kindred diseases, together with my unryal-
led opportunities aud advantage pathological research
aidcd not little BY perfect system OF Ncacdf inha.
htoH-hls enabled inc 90 arrive at decisive. direct.
and Successful II treatment Tor the positive and
radical OF al diseases of the Ihf0af Luugs and
iW-IMs7gts. ny inhalation tho v1pnr and curative
properties " medicines directly addressed to the dis
eascd organs and the iutcgument. do not advise the
use of Medical Inhalation Of any kind 20 the exclusion
Of Qtu,rdf treatment and although consider IL useful
aduyau In the proper management Of those fearful and
often fatal diseases. vet deem b very necessary that
each patient should have the uencht Of both general and
local treatment The success ui my treatment m the
above Diseases and the high character Of the Institution
over which have so long had the honor preside.
TOO well known Co need any ouogy comment from me.
A. inc solicitation OF many private and professional
friends through whose phauthrpc aid the above char
ty has been long and literally SUPPORTED and after due
consideration, have coucudcd 10 make such arrange
mcnts as will bring the benefits ofuny experience aud
treatment within the reach Of a aud not conhne myself
as heretofore TO those only who entered tho lnGrmary,
fore that the arrangement wall give entire satsfactian
both my profc sional brethren and the public would
respectfully announce ~ conclusion That can H0ir De-
eofcd personally ~ og ffer un OH diseases above.
and that the medicines, the used boz the nstitu-
ton, prepared 90 suit each individual case, HhaiJ a.
uoIs. Nedici inhnies. &C. Nc will be forwarded hy cN-
press any part u the United States or the Csuadas
lrHNs-Ny terms Of treatment by letter are as follows
viz Sl2 per month for each patient, which will include
Napor, and ln lnhalug Apparatus. Payment as fol-
lows SO 90 De- paid 60 Express Agent receipt of The
box of Medicine, and the balance SO OF The expiration Of
the month, % the patient Dee cured entirely satisfied
with the treatment Patients, by giving ull history OF
Their case and their symptoms in fu be treated
we'll by letter hy personal examination. Patients
atang themselves OF DR.. Jarrotts treatment may rely
up0n immediate and permanent relief be- seldom has
u treat case over thirty days. Letter. for advice
JAMES NJ. JARRETT, NJ. D.,
No - BroadNay cor Twelfth ST., \. Y.
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that matter, thu. accomplishing Two purpose. ea,cualy
without ans Of the painful feelings cNpormccdiu he op
Grafton OF l.t CGftaFtcs. IL Strengthens the system
at che same time that purges and when taken da
u moderate doses, will strengthen aud build % up viii
unusual rapdity.
The Liver 0, one OF the principal regulators Of th
human bod, and WHEN =. performs us functions well
the powers OF the system = ire fully developed Tia
f1Da-h is almost entirely dependent ou tie health
action OF tho Liry for the = proper performance Of il
fuuctions when thc st'ni- ach is at fault the bowel
are fault AMI the whole -.systeln suffers IN cousc
Gncurc 0f one organ - the LNcr-haNing ceased 10 d,
it, duty For the disease, I'm hat organ, Of h
pNpncinrs ha made % his 'tudy, ia practice OF more
thai. tgcuiy years. to ind some remedy whcrcuith t,
cnuutcfact the many de- arrangements 10 which il j.
liable.
To prove that mi, reme by is at last found, any per
son troubled with LAYER complaint pa any OF H.
FORMS has bat 90 try l0-- tlo and conviction is Ger
tain
These Gums remove all morbid or bad matter from
the system, supplying in Their place healthy flow
~ bile, mNgorahng the ionach' causing food "a
digest well, purifying tine Y ln.ooli giving tone and
health 10 the whole mn cmneiY' removing tht
cause Of The disease 80 ~ fecuug radical cure.
Bilious attacks arc cur- cd' and what better pre-
vented ny 'n' "''''on" - use OF 'ho LAYER H''sora
One dose after eating n sufficient to relieve tn G
stomach and prevent the food rom rising and sour
mo
Ouly one dose taken be- @ fore retiring, prevents
NIGHTMARE
Oniv one dose takcn nt,-ufrht. looscns the bowel.
gently, and cures Costiye- Tucs,.
Ono dose taken afierl each meal will cure Dys-
pepsa, r .....-,.,- .,, H.. ..
uetc sici. ucot,rhe ~" -
ohe oot'lv uAen 'oi w. ol,' u','up ~, %
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The yellow fever is very prevalent at Vicks-
burg Miss, and all business. except the ship
mont Of cotton, is suspended
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NRIU NJ p ANT CCESS
jill
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life


CoLps, CoroHs, ASTHMA, AID CuNsrMPrIoN
Case tjoo the Iiooasootct, n L., Facforic, Tho Jol
toog cq'e Is one ~ great interest N The operatives IN
| C0ftoH Factories.
PuoVpENcE, r. l., March "a, 1916
This may ccrtih that /, the Undersigned formerly a
weaver at the Wuuusockot, r. l. Factories, have been
confined 10 my chamber since the 10Th Of June last aud
was supposed iu confirmed Consumption. The history
Of my case Is a. follows While engaged az my work in
the MILL the room being very hot and dusty, was sud
denly seized with violent pains In my chest followed BY
sense Of funcs. and How If blood from the lungs
The pains returned at intervals and the raising Of blood
continued. had much fever sweats and chls and no
appetite Being much reduced and unable 10 work I
lcfi the mill and placed myself under the caro- Of Dr..
IL. q. brown, Of Providence Il. l. Various remedies
were tried with little or benit until Dr. b. consider.
ing my case almost hopeless, advised try the Hun
ganan Balsam and this as | believe, has been the
means Of my restoration TO perfect health IL is sx
weeks smeo commenced taking tins ialsam. The fe-
Yc and sweats have ccasedthc How Of blood has been
chcekod-my strength has ,isiby ncrcased-and feel
nearly rs well | also state for the nlor-
nation Of the afflicted, that this alsam has been used in
the Woonsockct factorics by many persons who have
been troubled with Coughs, Soroncss aud Pain in the
Ghost, with excellent elect
SARAH A. BROWN.
The undersigned, Physician, cheeriully gives his Ger.
thcaic in confirmation Of the above statement which l.
strictly aud entirely true II G. BROWN.
ar Sole Proprietor, DAVID ]. BRADLEE, Water.
town Mas % whom all orders should be Addressed
Sold by Druggists and dealers In medicine In every
In the United States and British Provinces, 0slm
Pun. H. SMITH. Wholesale and Retail Agent
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The New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE Is one Of the
QunIto containing EiGHT PAOrs, ToNTY CoLUMNs, Of
entertaining original matter and ELEGANTLY Mus
TRATED every week.
4 GIFT WORTH FROM 50 CENTS TO 5000 90
~ GOLD. WILL BE PRESENTED TO EACH SUI D.
SCRIBER IMMEDIATELY on RECEIPT or THE
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ArgaI n0tirrs.

WIN. NJ. ROSS ESTATE 49, The sub
w scribcrs, having been appointed by the honura-
bic Probate court for the district II Randolph, COM
nissioncrs 10 receive, examine, and adjust all claims
and demands Of an persons against the estate Of William
NJ. Ross late OF Brantrcc, in said district, deceased
represented usogont and the Of six months from
the 10Th day OF September 1906 being allowed 10y said
court 90 the creditors Of said deceased cAhibt and
prove their respective claims before Give notice, that
will attend to the duties Of appointment the
Office of j. - Hutchinson in Randolph I'm said district
the fret Monday Of November and January next at
O'clock in tle afternoon, ON each Of said days.
JOHN ROWEI,L, ,,
MICAH MANN, 80" TO-
j. u. HUTCHINSON, Ada'r.
West Randolph Sept %, A. ID. 1855. 1912
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DARTICULAR NOTICE TO CONSUM-
Il L 1 Ia

The subscribers, General Agents for John T. Lewis &
Brothers Philadelphia White Lead, offer 10 to the pub
lie, and warrant o. Of the excellent quality as that
made by the old hrm of Mordeeai Lewis Co.. (thc style
of the firm only being changed.
The quality uf this Lead has been too long and myora-
bly, known TO require anything TO be said in its
prasc and purchasers may be assured that they get
fun weight u Lead IN each kcg and do not pay for the
weight Of the kcg, as charged by other companies.
We have, also, fu supply Of Coiogs, from the
manufacturers, which warrant Of superior quality.
IHAYER, RICE q CO.
OS2l No. a2 India atrcct. Dnatnn.
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ID EMONAL.-UNIrEp STATES AND For
IL EiaN PATENT AeHNcY
y 4 NJ IL Il l. q u u u u II

NJ U f. l. 90 p + r.,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents In The United States
Patent Office, at Washington,
Has removed his Office TO
WEBSTER BANK BUilutvu, 70 EXCHANGE ST., BosroN.
Patents issued in the United States, and in all other
paicnt-wanung countries Specifications and drawings
prepared Caveats filed. Rcconsideratons procured Of
applications that have bccu rejected upon imperfectly
prepared papers lntcritrcncrs prosecuted. Reissues
and extensions pforutcd aud in general, an business
connected With the Patent Office nactcd with care and
British and Other foreign patents procured through
prompt and confidential agents in London and Paris.
Persons residing at distance may obtain all necessary
ufomaton and have their business transacted by writ
ing to the subscriber without the trouble and expense Of
a visit to Washington.
lie sess leave @ refer those unaequainted with him to
me following teslmvnn,s
From the Ioa Charles Masoa CoDn'issoHer efPafenfs.
L. $. PArRNr OFFICE,
FEB. %, 1856.
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 u that capacity ia correspondence
and intercourse with the office he has evinced thor
ough acquaintance with the Patent Law and with the
roles and practice VI The Office, close attention 10 tho
Interests % his clients. and marked candor and courte
y that has rendered the transaction Of business with him
pleasure have M hesitation in stating that regard
him a, one Of the very best agents for the transaction n
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner
fioD, The Examiners ofAo Patent OHcc.
The undersigned Principal and Assistant Examiners
in the United States Patent Office have for several years
been well acquainted with Mr.. Samuel Cooper. late a
principal Examiner in this office. and take pleasure In
stating that he Is gentleman Of the highest moral char
accr, of unqucstoncd knowledge in the business and
practice " the office and that his scientific atainmcnis
are such emneuty fit him for the business In which
he Is about to engage
HENRY y. RENWfCK, ! ~,
l.. D. GALE. ,, iI~eT"'
- II. LANE, H'"'""''''
T. r. pEALE,
TuOS 4. EVERETT. assistant
y. SOU1HGATE SMITH, ( Eraniners
WAl. G.. LANGDON,
From long acquaintance and intimate official relations
with Mr. Cooper fully and heartily concur in the fore
going recommendation made by my late colleagues.
WIN. F. n FITZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents
Boston, Jan. s. 1858. 1924
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MAP OF NORTHERN VERMONT

Nj AP OF NORTHERN VERMONT
VI The undersigned propose publish a large and
accurate Typographical Map Of lamoillc. Orleans and
ESSEX Counties from thorough and careful surveys un
der the direction Of H. +. Wallng, Civil Engineer
Every Road has been carefully surveyed BY course and
distance and the locations noted Of all the public Roads,
Dwellings, Churches Post Offices Hotels, Stores School
Houses, Factories, Mills, Shops. Hills Ponds, Marshes
Streams, &c. The Of Property Holders generally
carefully including those who order for the Work, will
be cngrayen upon the Map. showing the location
OF each ENtu, Maps Of the principal Villages will he
engraved upon the margin Of the Map; also Table Of
Distances showing the number Of miles from each Post
Office to every other throughout the country together
with the latest statistical information An Ornamental
Border will surround the Map. The Map will be engray
ed by the skillhil Artists in the Country, hand
somcly Colorcd and Mounted and will be delivered to
those who order the the reasonable terms
We are now actively engaged ia forwarding the work,
and shall cndcayor 70 give every property holder OPP
portuuity of ordering copy and also examining the
Work before lis final completion, in order to make it
urely satisfactory 20 accuracy, Sc. The Map will
contain all the information usually found in Town Maps
for each Of the Towns In the Counties and it is obvious
that the most liberal patronage is needed sustain
30 producing work N so great magnitude aud expense.
As 10 is evidently Of such practical utility and interest
business men and citizens general --ptcscntng min
ute and distinct representation Of the Counties that
even child may readily acquire idea Of each
Town. Village &c., and their direction aud distance
from each other. We confidently solicit and expect the
hearty cooperation Of the intelligent and enteIprsing
citizens Of Lamoillc, Orleans, aud Essex Counties
Oo LOOMS WAY CO., Boston.
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have ever had thc pleasure OF showing to our friend.
Il customers.
IN ALL OUR
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MIN 81 Il-lN- B 4 q namLEr srRrEr


l".iii7 ID q % M ~ nm ~ hfLf Z.
DIR AND RETHFS PILLS
ID PURIFY TIE BLOOD.
Continued pain uncasiucs iu any organ is general
Iy cured hy One moro doses OF Braudreth's Pills.
Thirty years personal experience hy the undersigned
Dr. Jmncs Lull. Of potsd.m, y. Y. says ed hay,
cured the most depurae Costi,cncss OF the bowels with
Braudrcths Pills. when every other remedy had failed
and the patient given up die Skin dsca.rs Of an
lnveteraie and painful character. such eyspcas salt
rleuu, tctcr and summcrhclt have sccu craiicaicd
~ their use have cured the rheumatic the cpiicpuc
the paralyto and the consumpuve with these excellent
pills alone.
ln j,uudec and 40 affections Of the liver dyspepsia
dtscnicry aud dathwa plcur.y, sudden pains and ia
hawuauon, female DISTINCTIONS, scorbutc and scrofu
lous, even equity aud neuralgia affections have given
way 90 ,hc u.c 81 iA. medicine, and now after twenty
years experience. my estimation of bundrcth's Pill
OBSTRUCTION.
young lady beautiful and healthy, took cold which
caused serious obstruction for two years. her health
was orohcn down Hud her beauty departed. At length
hrndre'hs Ply, were uicd eleven doscs II from two
60 pur. taken iu fifteen days preceding the usual
pu.d Regularity wa, restored, and her health and
WORMS.
Brandrtth Pills one ihc best ,ermimgc thcv are u-
fublc A lutte child sis ,car. old f,r some WOOL
WAS dropping i- mother 60 of Braudrctls su-
gar coated pills the nest day There away worm
1Niecn inches long, and as long asa chiids Anger
The child was well
gentleman, away from home. was taken with plcuri
81 inc luuthmait'u W1s tcrulici ctcrJ breath mad,
him "fitht with agony. Eight bmudfcfhs PiIl, wcr,
swallowed, aud warm oil applied locally the pills opcr
arI aud the pain was r,loytd plenty Of gruc
hen aud pix morc pills, aud The second day the patcu,
Ihgsc statement. should have weight and prevent tn,
n'c gi poisonous drugs aad stop thc pad practice OF
Brudrcu', Til arc sold at the Principal Odicc, 2oi
Canal street. Ilanurcth Budiug 40 20 cents per box
Ana t9e fome sugar coated IL cents, warranted To keep
Sold aso by rnfp l.. SMITH and ]. f. PIERCE.
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parson Brownlow left Philadelphia for his
home Immediately after the close Of the de-
bate with Rev. Mr.. Pryne. Mr.. b. said the
people did not appreciate his arguments, and
he would not continue the debate in Northern
cities
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am, dear sir, yours truly.
S. TuALBERG.


Welsh Newspaper oince l3 Nassau st., Apr. -. IS
l'huf %. y. NuoD dear Sir,-some month siN
we,ka ago received bottle of your Hair Restorative
and gave my "lie. who concluded try % her hair
LITTLE thinking az the time that would restore the gray
hair TO is original color, bu her as well as my sur
prise. after few weeks. trial has performed that won
dern effect AN turning a the gray hairs dark brown.
az the same fimc bcautfing and thickcnng the hair
strongly recommend ihc above restorative 10 all persons
90 want OF such change other hair
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| LIBERATION. -- hereby certify that |
- hive, this day, given my SON. Augustus Shentell,
his time during the remainder Of his minority and that
shall claim Of his earnings, nor pas any ofhs
debts after this date. bis
AUGUSTUS 4 SHENTELL.
mark.
Attest, AABoN Lam.
Mddlcsex, April %, 1858. l0l2f
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New YORK, Sept. 27.--Tho steamship
City Of Washington arrived at this port at 3
O'Clock this afternoon. She left Liverpool on
the morning oc the 9Th with the mails
The London Times says there is no altera-
ton in the condition of the Ocean Cable
Communications continue to be received, but
unintelligble, Shares remain firm at f40O
a $500.
Queen Victoria has declined the application
of the citizens of Canada that the Prince of
Wales or some other member of the royal
family may be allowed to proceed to Toronto,
to inaugurato the Crystal Paance there.
STATE or TuRKEY.-We make the follow
ing extract from a private letter just re-
ceived -Boston Traveller.
"We have sad news from the East, which
makes us feel anxious as to what the end will
be. The Sultan has confessed his total ina
biity to protect either himself or his empire,
and English and French fleets are in conse-
qucnoo daily expected at Constantinople, to
be ready in case Of any trouble, The people
are ripe for rebellion anonymous warnings
have been received by the different embassies
and rumors of an instruction in CONSTANT
nope itself float over the city Heaven in
mercy avert so dreadful scourge.'
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Eorcjgn Ncms.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX. Sept 27 Steamship Prince
Albert, from Galway az midnight on the lth
inst. arrived OF iialiiaX harbor at o O'Clock
Sunday morning She reports cncouutcrng
q succession of heavy gales the first few days
out. On the 7th she broke two hanges of
her screw, and proceeded under canvass the
remainder Of the voyage On the 22d en-
countcred o terrific hurricane but sustained
no damage except loss ol sails and life boat
GHENr BRrAtN. The shipment Of the
shore end of Che Atlantic cable was in pro-
gress on board the steamer Bilboa at Ply
mouth. A. the cumbrous nature of the ca
BILE neccssiiatod caution in slowing, it was
not expected to be all on boad before the
night of tho 10th, when the BiIboa would
proceed to the Thames Shares in the stock
were steadily maintained at about $500
The Literary Gazette says there is a well
grounded hope that Caneda will next sum
mer be visited by some prominent member of
the royal family, if not by the Queen and
Prime Consoit.
TuHNEY. Letters from Consantnoplc
state that a conspiracy existed there to get
rid of the present Sultan and replace him
by his brother. Abdul Axz II is further
stated that the conspiracy has gone SO far
that a majority Of the Foreign Ambassadors
at Constantinople had thought proper to in
form certain leading persons in the plot, that
il Abdul Ain came to the throne by violent
means he would not be recognized by the
European powers.
Turkey and Persia are said to have been
on the brink Of q complete rupture.
CHiNA. The French government proposes
TO maintain in tho Chinese seas a stronger
naval squadron than in times past
A division Of gun boats win remain there
permanently, and body of marine infantry
will also be kept there until the conditions
of the treaty have been carried out
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MarriaGes.

o. See advertisements Of DR., saniords Liver Inyig
rat1r in another column. ll62
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'HABLE CUTLERN.-A large lot of the
4 best TABLE CUTLERY just received by
OCT ~, 1871. EMERY " FIELD.
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4 AS SHADES.--A nice assortment. at
N Oct %, 1857 EMERY q FIELDS.