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'NO COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
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TOWN AGENTS VERMONT.

The well established importing house Of CIIAs BACKMAN
So fronslrrtt, New hurS, has made extensive sale ct the
best ABSORPTION of pur, vi les and Liquor. Town Agents
IN this STATE; justly earning by the character the goods
sold reputation tor selling only pure liquors and
able prices which tact should not he overlooked by those who
required by law to purchase and srl none but genuine
Liquor,
Application for Goods may be made to CIiAS. BACK
MAN, 81 frnust.. Now York, to his Agents. NJ. ".
DREW, VA H. ERWIN aud TIIJs. ELLIS, who au-
thurlhtd To solicit orders.
may br made in regard to the character and
standing of the House, and TIL superior quality the
IiQu r., to
EpWARp lit NGERFORp. Prof Of Chemistry, I. V. VI.
W. I'll AN FL, VI d., Dem of Met. Faculty, L. ', NJ
W. CARPENTE NJ H., Professor do, |. '. VI.
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-=.75s-77., VERMONT VALLEY RAIL

r. t'-----.RnAh. on and after MONDAY, N0t. lst,
80 GlNjl, TRAINS will run "a llows
I.ile Bellows Fails fr Erattl sh0ro 10 A. NJ and 50
VI. turng leave ratehor, for Below Fails, 10 40 A. VI
aud 20 r. VI. FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Fails
Gao \. NJ; Brutclsro IS =. VI.
I'll, Passenger Trains this route. connect south wit
IA" ~. Massachusetts and Connecticut River Railroad
Springfield, Hartford, New Haven and Bridgeport direct
Ntw York the Norh with the iutllud lurt eoil
hvau. Vermont Central, Vermont Canada, Connecticut
rs.umpsc Rivers Rail Roads forming direct communicate
WIKI Whitehall Slrrtien and Schenectady, St.Jolshury ana
White Maintains Burlug and ousc's Point. ~ lensburs
and Montreal. VI. sLOAT, superhienlent
w. Valley Il. II. Office Soy. 10TH 1859.
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Cn-h Capital. 100000.

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oAKLAyD, lad, 9th June, 1859.
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painful and loathsli b-S onl description. | trad a.ny
medicines and several physicians hut without much relief
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was rel iced To read IN thu Gospel Messenger that you had
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you advise Ia small duse- teaspponu month,
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Notice hereby given by the subscriber shat he is prepared
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WHAT IT WILL DO.

Doss-Dnc wins glass full olen as IL necessary. One
dose will remiv nh BAD spirits. One dose will cure II m
burn Three dos will cnr IN lis'stiin one dose will give
YOU vi App tit Ous Is' will stop tn distressing and
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
L. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late Agent Of L. :. Patent Office Washington,
(under the Act Il lS57.)
7G sinic sirrci, opposite kiIby NtrrcI.
BOSTON.

4 FTER An INTENSIVE PRACTICE or Up
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MANI GOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

HOW HUNT, HOW KESTOK Ed,
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exceeding $4,000 risk. =. II. FESSENDEN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-15

How TO ESJoY TooTn-AcHE "A South
ern paper gives the following capital direc-
lions:
ITO enjoy this delectnble pain to its
fullest extent, you should have it in all its
glory for about week. Let the pain per-
meate and insinuate into every portion of
the deceased member, racing, jumping and
springing around generally like rats in a
corn-crib; let it ache until you can't tell
whether the pain is in your mouth, on the
top of your head, or in your cravat, but
rather think it is all around there; let it
ache until you feel like it would be great
relief to hold your head up by the ears and
shake out every molar, incisor, grinder and
acher in it; let it ache until you are doubt
full whether you stand in the position AS
signed you, or with your heels in the air.
let it ache until you seriously believe
every bone. nerve and muscle about your
body is full of teeth, and that every tooth
is aching on its own hook, and then, when
you feel like you have enough pain in your
Individual mouth to fit out hospital
when You feel like kicking yourself down
stairs-wheu you are exceedingly anxious
to break your neck-then we repeat, you
will begin to realize the toothache."
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11iIg gatetIigentrF.
shadows ON the Wan.

Beside the hearth there Is an lI9ur NJ dreaminG
calm and pensive solitude Of soul,
When life and death have each another seeming,
And thoughts with ms owning no control
These are the spirits- HemoEys revealing,
Indeep soIemnity they rise and fail.
ShuoudtnS the living present and concRatn=
The world around us-Shadows on the Wall %
HOPES, like the Leaves and blossoms, rudHly shake
BY cruel winds of winter, from the tree
OF oar existence pha ntnTns that awaken
Wild passing CLEANS Of joys young ccstacy;
And. Low, once kind and tsndetly outpourInS
Her wine into our souls, We may recall
Aud find them dear aud ever hedys1wHrd sosr1n
Though only now as Shadows on the Wall.
Old eIaspinc hands; old friendships and affections
Once bodied forms beside US on the earth,
Come back to haunt MS ghO5tly necOlieefiols
With mystic converse by the silent hearth.
Yet these are kindly spirits, and retiring 49,
Draw their long shadows slowly from the wall,
A hope that brings the sunshine after all
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YafTs Tsy-EILr LCsrIrts and put fSLiNN ~
ISES -iT TlTit, IIli Kill krsp GI1y climate
The F.IHILI ~ -rTHiRTYC PILLS - =
gentle hut active Cathr- % tic which the proprietor
L.tS used in his practice more than twenty yrtr-
ThecDn-tl'tly incTeS-- ing demand from ThpS'-
who have Iona, used the Z PILLS aud ~. sAIi~-
faction which all express - In rrIT'i I" th'-r
has induced me to place = them within thr reach
Of ali. ~
Tie Profession well know that dferr-I; Ca
thartics act on different ~ portions of the bswr!=-
The FAMILY C-I7TE- - |-fRTEC FIJI has, with
due reference t. thi- - we'll established fact.
been Compounded from = a variety "f the pur--t
Vegetable Extracts. :, which art alike eve
~ mart Of the elemental = ~ canal, and g.Df
and sFfs in all cases where CatlIartfc Is
del such a. D.rIHg>- se4ILs uf the Som i=t-
Ssspiysss E.inx "a iIs q Elct aud L53Hs. fsi'ir--
ness. FIn ami Soreness .arsT the rh9s LI-ig. .rbni
sudden cold which fire. - .TIenty Il neglected. eiIi
in long course Of FSrss Lyss of Igpft's. NTsST-
iHg sS-lNIfiO1 Of ext ~ oq~T Gas bs{g. RsStisss-
IsEz gEsIfIrS. tr~iit . III he hsTi al blEH51-
HGtOTy DfssyS~E, Worms in cs' 'sT { iEits- RheI
TtdfiS1g. great Purifier of tie. BpoA AMI dis
which flesh is heir, to- numerous u mention
in this advertisement D1ss. I to ..
PRICE 3 DIMES.
The LIVER INYIiORAT0R and FAMILY CA
TIIARTiC PILLS retAirI 10y Druggists general
y, and sold wholesale by the Trade in AL the II;se
towns st. ". 81 NFOED. ". D..
ManuJa -turer AMI Proc riet0r-
aI5 Broadway. New York.
Agents. T. II. LOGAN ( Co dec2-lGwiy
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
LOCA TED,
Cor. Baltimore and ChRrIes-SIs..
II LIT L n q IL z NJ n


CATED,
Cor. Baltimore and ChRrIes-SIs..
LTIMORE. MD.
TTIHIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous and fIouriShing condition Twice du-
ring the last two ha II bec necessary t. obtain
IlTEer apartments for the accommodation Of the in
crelsng number Of students representing nearly
every state in the Union
1t now occupies one of the most conspicuous AMI
desirabIy located buildings in she city. The
are commodiously arranged spacious AMI elegantly
furnished.
The advantage and facilities here offered to Young
desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties IF the Counting Room. to obtain
Thorough Practical BsiHsss Education generally.
unsurpassed in particular, by similar estab-
Iishment in the United States
FACULTY3
=. X. LOSIER,
Principa-Lecturer ON the Science Of Accounts. Com
Inerce Bu-ine-. Customs etc
J. u. PHILLIPS.
Professor Of the Theory and Prctice Of Bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculations.
H. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor II housekeeping.
y, c. JOHNSON.
Professor OF Bu~inesl ami ornamental penmIn5hip
= T WILLIAMS. ESQ,
Lecturer ot Mercantile Law.
Rev. =. YEAFES REESE. d. D.
Lecturer Commercial EthiV=-
TRUSTEES
Hon Jno. =. Kennedy, Hon JoSllHa vIfIsInt.
Hon Thos Swami. VIM. H. HcighIer. Esq
Jacob Trust. EsI-- VIM Kuabe, ES.I-
The College Is provided with = Commercial Library
OF standard Work.. expressly for the OF the stu
Each Student has a desk himself. and is s-f,a-
TateIy instructed
There being ~ vacation during the wear. Suients
can enter ut any time.
The timeu-uIl re,luireI complete the I,ilI course
a DpLoM, il awarded to all Graduates.
4 large and Beautifully Orulnentel Circular. con-
Exterior and Interior View Of the College, various
characteristic designs penmanshiP &c-- Ivy mail
free IF 'Ty> accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars. Address F. X. IOSIER
BIHiFRsre M.
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SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,
NEVER DEBILITATES.


TITS CuMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS.
i and has b,-spmc established fact. u sthhIara
Medicine. known and APP proved by All that nave
u-.-i IL anil j. 2 ell 20 with c'nvisee IN
nj! the diseases Cor which - Il - re lnni''i-i
1t has cured th,u'Anis within the Last w" years
who hal given MP all = hopes Of reiiei' a. tiie
numerous unsolicited = &c. tdcRtes in my pos
session show
The tI~e mTIst be ahhp q ted {" the temperament
NJ In in.iEi.IrsI taking = and used in such guam
titles rs L. gently ON ~ the Bowels
Let the dictates" If yoUT u Judgment guide You IN
,I,s I,s. ~ the EITE,H, tESTTCgORI TCJR, and t
will cure Lirsr CDn- paints BiHiOttS -lttIc-S'
T,ls,~Isi Chronic nj = TtryirIs. SuHHlSr GbHI-
-El;Bt, Uys.UfsTs Drap : 81 Soar SOaEJcji Hr,'.t-
M Tfiy.a,ss T5alir - Cholera. CA0l~rC H,TbtiS.
T-l,ra 6IfI1turf Pie - tHlsEcc .TIEGsd5C. FsIIcte
IIsGta-sSsS. and bc u-sI successfully a an
,IrIiUyry Ff.i.Yy Nil ~ .rias Ii viii cure SlCk
ESFtfJ jIygE IA tlinu- - sands testify ~
ftreRty nIiIIfcs lfttr1 ~ x i.Fee 1s'-IIr'>Gs ore
htIeJf at cUHiin-'Ic cement :. 81 aiti'!.
an urho rrss Il sIrs gle ing their testimony in
its favor. - - -
NIX W-ITER IN = TIE NOFTH W ~
THE INTEGDRITOH. AND SWALLOW rom
TOGETHER
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Wines, Brandies, Runs
DLACK TEAS, &c


ID HERMAN son. No. IL North Charles St.
offer for sale the following artiles, of their own
Importation, particularly for family use
SHERRY WISES-Pemartne'S finest pale gold
and brown Sherries in wood and in glass.
PORT WINES-SAndeman'5 competition red and
white Port, in wood and in glass.
MADEIRA wISE-John Howard Marchs fne
Madeira in wood and in glass; also Grape Juice.
HOOK wISES-JaiIRnnesberg Stenbergrr. Mar
c0Drunner Cabinet, Licbfrau-milcli, Bronneberg, OF
1916.
CHAMPAGNE wINEs-Moet and Chandon's finest
'BR1NDIEsEotsrd and Hennessy's fine old pale
and dark Brnndies.
RUNS-Old and fire, Jamaica Antigua. Grenada
and from the Islands imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GIN-The beat qunlity-Tiernan brand
and no mixture OF aromatic poison in it.
800 half chests of the finest SOUCIIOSG TEA.
mlI5-'59-ly
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rWoMAx's RrGurs IN CIScINSArr.-A per-
son was arrested, on suspicion of being
man in woman's clothes. Two policemen
escorted her to magistrates Office, fol-
lowed by "a virtuOus crowd. Tho situation
was embarrassing to woman but she cs-
tablished her femininity by evidence which
has been accepted rs satisfactory ever
since the first woman was created. This
rather embarrassed the police and the mag
istrate, so to relieve himself he sent
her to Jail for ten days.
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ORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPER0RS.
what! Why a BenutifnI Head OF Hair

DECAUSEITI STIIE ORNAMENT GOD HIMSELF
ID provided for all Reader. although the
rose may bloom brightly in the glowing cheek
the eye be ever 80 sparkling the teeth be those Of
pearls il the head is bcrc Of itS covering. the hair
be sulrled and -hrivelcd, harsh anu dry. or worse
still If srrinkIed with gr-ly nature will lose more
than hal her charms. Prof Woods Hair Restorative
if used two or three times a week, will restore and
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DR. Woop:- NRw YORK April 10. 1858.
Dear Sir:-permit me to express to You the obli-
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it soon recovered it's original hue consider your
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CAUTIOUS rs well agreeable.
am, dear sir, yours truly
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"Drych ar Gwyliedydct."

WELSH SEwsPAP OFFICE l3NRssau St. Ap. lion.
PROF. q. J. WUOD:-DeGr Sir:-SOme month or six
weeks ago received bottle of your Hair Restorative
aud gave it my wife. who concluded to try it ON her
hair little thinking the time that II would restore
the gray hair its original color but to her well
my surprise. after few weeks trial it has perform
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to II dark brown. at the time Identifying and
tlIckenng the lair. strOngly recommend the above
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their hair. CHARLES GARDEN
New York. July D. 1857.
PROF. o. j. wooD:-with confidence do l recon-
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tious article Since using your lair Re
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PROP. WOOD-About two years ago my hair com
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and retas dollar per bottle the medium holds
At least twenty per cent more i'll proportion IMAM Inc
small retAiIs dollars per bottle the large holds
quart, 81 per cent. ia proportion, aud reta5
for 81.
o. j. WOOD ( CO.. proprietors, Broadway, y. Y,
and l II Market st. st. Louis. Mo.
Aud sold 10y all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
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