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Fun in st. Louis.

Some wags in st. Louis have been enjoy
gs themselves by getting up a "Prince of
Wales arrival" On Wednesday mornin,
posters appeared stating that the Prince
would arrive, via the Acton and Chicago
road. at nine o'clock also giving pro
sramme of the procession which would b,
:ormed to escort him to his lodgings. Al
the hour appointed superb coach and four
with !iveried servants, was drawn up on the
!,see. Says the Democrat:
directly upon the arrival of the ferry.
boat the Prince and his suite-iEcudiny the
Duke Of Newcastle-stepped ashore, and
we're received with shouts of enthusiasm
The Duke of Newcastle, Immediately after
the landing, was seized with violent attack
OF sneezing, which caused his cooked hat tt
fall from his head. and thereby left his 'balt
pate exposed. We readily recognized hin
by his royal mark, of which mention ha.
heretofore been made in the newspapers
The Prince, after giving orders in relation to
his baggage, stepped hastily into his coach
The crowd was lArge,a manifested strong
desire to detach the horses from the coach
and with their own hands convey the regal
party up town. At the earnest remonstrance
Of the Prince, however, his enthusiastic adj
mirers dessted from 80 doing, and contented
themselves with following after the regal We.
hicle in large body.
The Prince was dressed in military uni
form Of somewhat extravagant character
and seemed to be decorated with an unneces-
sary supply of ribbons. AS the coach reach.
I'd Fourth street the crowd increased in den
sitv. and the greatest excitement prevailed.
LADIES' on foot mixed themselves up with the
crowd in the most promiscous manner, and
ladies' in vehicles impatientlv importuned
their Jehus to hurry up and get as near the
roval coach as possible. Occasionally His
ROYAL Hiyhness would favor the crowd with
a most graceful bow, and judging from the
anxiety of the fair sex, it was apparent they
considered-to slightly change the phraseol-
os.-
One glance from out his soul-lit eyes.
Were worth dozen on the half she'll"
rs the royal party passed Clamorgans, a
large number of coIored hair-dressers rushed
out, and the Prince acknowledged their re-
cognltiOn with numerous mods and cordial
smiles. The Prince was driven through the
principal streets, and was greeted all along
With great curiosity and enthusiasm. Mean
lime, his baggage, consisting Of several
rough-looking dry-goods boxes and two emp
" trunks, was conveyed to his quarters"
The hoax was not discovered by the crowd
til evening, and the wags who got it up en-
lioyed the occasion greatly. The prime mover
in the affair was DIR. Bohanan, who in for
mer years INDUCED in exploits of this char
acter He personated the Duke Of Newcas
tie with great dignity.
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o. We find in the Boston Atlas of
Tuesday, the following mention OF pleasant
compliment paid to Hon. Justin S. Morrill, of
Vermont, in Boston, on Monday evening:
.CouRrEsIEs TO A VERMONT MEMBER OF
CONGRESS. The Lincoln Guard, No. |, while
out en- parade, last night, learning that the
Hon. Justin S. Morrill,, Member of Congress
from Vermont, was at the fremont House,
halted in front Of that establishment, and
called him out. After some little delay, hav-
M partially retired, he made his appearance
and was introduced by Vermont member
Of the Guard. Mr.. Morrill, responded in
happy speech, full of point. He alluded
briefly to the honor paid him in the call and
then passed on to the topics of the canvass,
I'D closed by repeating his thanks to his
,rier. is. His remarks elected hearty ap-
p!au,e. About one thousand persons were
gathered outside the hall. Had the occasion
been gene, ally known the crowd would have
been tiye-fol,.'. Mr.. Morrill, is one of the
atIest men in the House.
g 1t is prop, 'sed to give the unrecog-
nzed dead of the ste. 'mer "Lady Elgin" COM
ZION burial at Chicago, with monument
commemorative of the ev. mt.
- \ patent of 100 a, res OF land has
Just been issued tu Abraham Lincoln, the
Republican candidate for Presid ent, as cap
tain in the Illinois militia during he Black
Hawk war.
tE A young woman named Fanny Bryne
Of baltimore, Nd, upon whom was found a
letter showing that her husband had gone
West for divorce, took the cars Of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad westward, few days
SINCE apparently in the most cheerful spirits,
AID was soon after found dead by the con-
clctOr, who attempted to collect her fare
Sne had taken as many as 500 drops of laud-
anum.
II John LaMountain made an ascension
''om Albany, on Friday, and sailing eastward
Was caught in tornado, during which he at
tempted 70 land in East Lanesboro, Mass
lie vas first dashed against stone wall, and
'aeA dragged until he came in contact with
''ee' tearing the balloon thence he was car
''vd a fearful rate until caught in another
"ee' where the balloon burst, dropping the
''onalt to the ground. LaMountain was
.'1nd senseless by some farmers, and much
I'-.sed by his adventure he arrived home at
'aAs-nsburg, \. u, on Saturday.
W Hon. Amos Kendall, the personal
gu political friend of Gen. Jackson, in an
'"eF 70 letter Of Hon. James L. Orr, ex-
'PeaAer of the House Of Representatives, has
-als known his views on disunionism in
5@'ng and forcible language, and uttered a
''lnc!a'lon Of disunionists somewhat in q
"V''-e style and at great length. He treats
,~sn IN the Jackson style. His statement
''''' N the event of southern secession on &C
'-''' Ct llncoln's election, there will be 200
Volunteers ready to assist the latter in
''''cIhg the laws, is said to have created 8
.'sal'n. He is denounced as an abolition
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A Friend in Need TRY if.

Sweet lfalbie Llniment Is prepared from the recipe
OF Dr Stephen Sweet of Connecticut the great
ter ana Has beer used III his prCCiiCe for the last
years with the most astonishing As external
rehIeuy II Is without rival and Ill alleviate pain more
speedily than any other pre- iratiu For all RErIatl
and Nervous Disorders il Is truly inillitC, and
tive for Sores, wounds. Sprais Bruises soothing
healing and powerful strengthening properties excite the
just wonder and establishment o! all who have xiv
trial over four hundred Certiic of remarkable cures
performed by II within the last two years bear witness
this fact.
See rtiscment 1929
bic druggists everywhere
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1Her0tire.

The subtle chemical vital aitties are ever at work for
The waste or renovation Of the TISSUES The PERUVIAN
III with IFS chemical element iron, presents u the
tboratOry of life agent active and can ne yer be
absent without arrangement Of the vital lions In
this SLOW and Alternative pruCcss il /, truly a r,uoy,tin
and litc-giving medic cine. Bos1oS Dec ISIS
GeIenen,-ln April last suffered from indigo stipr
uisoraereu llVer, anu an unconquerabc angour which
made eXtremel rksome 10 me To attend to business,
Iesortedto the Use OF Peruvian Syrup which had
Sehla erect upon my system was restored by il
my usual health and spirits cheerullv recommend this
Us valuable medicine 10 persons who suffering
indigestion, or debility or any Of the complaints incident
10 persons OF sedentary habits especially those who do
not lake sufficient outdoor exercise JOHN H. BAZlN.
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w hnnheWell's Universal Cough Remedy and its DO
ne Introduction OF this great development Of
medical science was through six trial in most Oh
stnate cases usually found along the poor and made
more SO oy their poor living. In all the common com
pounds Tor Cough and Lung Complaints that most fatal of
al 10 goOd Results Is the introduction of three perfect on
Postes such Opiem, Ipecac Anthony and stimi-
iat as OASIS, producing grand inert To give to the
ord preparation which you obliged to caution ma
Tents to hbstan from where nausea or prostrati0 follows
not only unnatural a. but is against all nathe
natiSai laws oil licdcln' II you Caiic make common
enemy of Your faint and use a constant wea,nm :,
ur'e II out by constant application without fear of ua-
sea OF ptostrato then Your compla int will hold its posi-
non and your system is being debated and the com
pia becomes chronic In the Universe Cough Remedy
none OF those objections exist. but with "in one hanJ
weapon, and in he other TOOL you drive ont disease
and build up or sustain debitated constitution cf
our friends endorse our remarks by trial on all Throa.
Lung or Bronchial Complaints and before doing So mo
cure ana read the pamphlets to be found with our agents
OF dealers and buying only Of such they can RELY pnn
70 get the genuine then the endorsement will be frni
real and the result. ,crfec: " 0n'
See advertisement no
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GOOD TO EAT

Sweet and common potatoes, onions, eating
and cooking apples, prime butter and cheese.
lard. pork, tripe. salmon, salmon trout, mackerel
and Goldfish. good and fresh. just received and
selling cheap at +. F. 4 l.. P BROWNS.
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FALL CAMPAIGN COMMENCED

EVERYBODY
invited to call and see my new stock of Goods
They are in the market and
MUST BE SOLD
have just returned from Boston with full
stock of goods adapted to the season, and they
will be sold at
VERY LOW PRICES.
The Ladies will find good assortment of dress
goods and trimmings, Thibets. Cashmeres. Meri
noes, good and handsome DeLaines at from 10 to
20 cents Best quality and style of Prints from
5 to 10 cents . Balmorals and skeleton skirts,
cloaks and cloaking, shawls and scarfs, bordering
for scarfs. A good assortment of embroidery, la
dies and misses nets, very cheap. Hosiery and
gloves. double and single Zephyr. Shetland wool,
wool and cotton warm bleached and brown cot
tons.
CARPETING,
painted do, wide and narrow booking. l have
and intend to keep good assortment of clothing
consisting of coats, pants and vests, boots shoes
and CATERS.
Crockery and Glass Ware,
a large assortment. Table cutlery, Kerosene
lamps. a great variety and very cheap. All in
want of more light are invited to examine this
department of my stock. Kerosene or coal oil,
lard oil, fluid and camphene.
WI GOODS and GROCERIES
of the best quality. In word, l have and in
tend keeping a good assortment Of goods and sell
them for CASH, at prices that can't be beat.
St. Jotnsbury, Sept. 20, 1860. S-tf
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~ REAT BARGAIN !

The subscribers will sell lO-year old mare and
harness. blanket. ETC., at great bargain. Said
mare is sound, and just what a farmer wants fol-
service in any place.
S-tf F.. F. & L. p. BROWN.
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DYSPEPSIA.
DYSPEPSIA.
DYSPEPSIA.

DYSPEPSIA.
There Is perhaps disease which destroys the happ-
ness and comfort oiniv.duals and families to the same
extent Dyspepsia or Indigestion
Previously to the discovery Of the
Orygenatsd Bitters
there existed no medicine accessible to those suffering
from this wide spread disease. which relieved it in any
marked degree.
Tho mower of these Btters the above named dis
case AZ well as oveI all those having their origin in i'm
nertct digestion and functional diseases Of tine stomachas
rar . Asthma and General Debility is beyond all ques
ton.
Its speedy and permanent cures OIL some OF 'he seVeies
and ,hhorn cases on record is sucienn confirmation Of
this fact.
OxYGENATED BITTERS.
OXYGEN TED BlTTERS.
OXYGENATED BITTERS.
FRASxroRr. n. Y, Aug. 25 1859
Messrs Seth W Fowle Co., Bost3nu ,.., s,v tho,
In refprence 10 YOUR OXyyenated Bltters Can sas %
after nav ing the Dyspepsia for about elsht mui ~;
a ADVISED TO use your Oxygenated Bitters-l was
by one bottle 80 n..-.., o,hars who have
been afflicted in similar and tnelr use h"s
xays hern attended with like results would Gneelu,,
recommend them to all who are suielins ~ ~ Hr,an,
or any disorder of the Stomach or Digestive oisas
Yonr. tTny WALTER BURDEN.
Prepared by SETH W. FOwLE CO., Boston, anu III
ale by j. c. BINGHAM nd HoYI GREEN, ST. 'ohlS'u''
JOIN BACON, St JOhnsbu-y Centre; la. eCiAH',
don Centre; ". H. MCtiAfFEY, Lyndon Corner w.
Hale Lower Waterford. DARLING / HosHER' oon@o'u'
8. GOULD + Co., West Concord.
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENER ATOR.
The Regeneration is pu: up in two sizes, and
retails FOX 80 cents for pin, bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles a:e much the
cheapest.
Who wants q Good Head of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.


Please read few certificates from the following reia-
Die and well known people
MFsSES. HENRY I. WusoS & Co--Ny wife is now
using your Regeneration fc TIE hair aud pr,louncrs
far superior 10 anything she used for tn hair IL Is
easily applied. does not soil in the -atia disagree
able odnr Increases the growth q" hair prevents it fall
ing of, and often Che headache. I forward you
this certificate unsolicited. hecaI,e think art Gle
that will d. what vuur Hair Rrgenera;or WILL should he
widely known. thiIk il is the best Article for t- hair
i'll Respectfully. &c,
RKv. JACOB STEVENS, Ncwluryport, Ms
81 like the Hair RsgtneTa;or and Dressing rory
much" REV. GEo " WocbI>G. Hartford, CT
~ u.hesitatingly pronounce 1t an inraiu 1tls art
Gle from the sFtct on ny oun kead"
5. 4 Hill, wife of Rev. Henry l: Manchester, y. II.
SIT rendered my hG,r soft ant glossy"
Minor TAsKAK, Saratoga Springs, " Y.
IL feel confident that 1T operates Sur dye, but
10 restore the roots TO thar natural hfdifhy state.
REV. T. VI. kRILoC, NASHUA, Nh.
al most chssrfu!y rfcomm' nd 1t 10 all persons"
REV. c. Russell, Lit.ieton, n. II.
November /.
MEssRS Henry r WILSON x Co: have 10 flesitancy
in saying. il my opinion, Mrs. Wilson's Hair RrQenera-
tor and Hair Dressing the best hair Preparations
in use. l shall! continu- them with pleasure.
REV. IL. II. HAKTWELL, Lawrence, Mass.
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UXRRICE'S PuIS-

To quiet
The riot
OF diScasc-the vile scorrre
HerrickS pills give
Az As sure YOU live
1t will get-its Discharge
HerrickS Sugar Coated Pills sarlle the world with
cures purely vegetable cannot hurt infant and cual-
applicable for inhrm odago 25 per box See adj
vertsement Oh third page s5os
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Crockery and Glass Ware,

n l. O L R! F L o L r
Best brands Flour from new wheat, by the bar
rel, half barrel and bag. just received and selling
CHEAP. Also, Graham -four. corn and rye meal,
buckwheat -four, fresh and new, at
f. F. x L. P. BROWNS,
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BIRTHS.

In Compton, c. E., sept. 10, a son to Mir. +. {
Stone.
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Ray. G. W. II CLARK, Great Falls, n. H.

MEssRs Henry p. Wilson 4 Co: Deem Mrs. VIII
sons Hair R.generatUr and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of AL hair preparations l have, many H.
stances known them to restore the hair where il had
fallen Of dlrduf restore the hair its original
color. entirely the most painful hcadac!s-lnd IN
instances IN; Il serious !unors Personally have
been shar-r in several IF these benefits
REv. HENRY HILL Nanchester n H.
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SAVE Expense. Don't employ physician il yourself or
Of yovr family suffering from busIs scas coru,
cuts wounds, builiOs similar affection KeJdgS
RUSSIA Salvc can be hl, FOL 70. box and
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DIR. f. 4. Evans,
HOMEOP Attic PHYSICIAN ( SURGEON.
WATER STREET, PEACHAM, VT.
Especial attention given to Scrofulous Diseases
Pulmonary Diseases treated by medcated vapor-
/ Gus substances. \ full set of Days Superior
Sp!intS. for fractures.
Peacham, Sept 1850. 7-I9
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MRS. WILSON'S
coco AN Ut OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing is put up in large bottles,
and reail f 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair Of any person. :ounr Oh there is not lis equal III
the world 1t Will MAKE III. hair everytrl- you wish it
to be, and moreover it has perfume that i infinitely
superior to any of the fashionable extracts either ;reig
or American which alone should e:ti,e 10 place On
every lady's toilet table
Use the Regenerator before retiring az night and
in the morning apply little Of u" Dressing aid ,"ur
hair will I've even lielikc ia color and beauty
Is. nothing your har bu, these preparations and
use these according 20 directions and We warrant you
good healthy head of hair
Manufactured AMI sold a. wholesale by Henry p VIII
son Co.. Manchester ". H.to whom al letters should
be addressed.
&c BINGHAM agent for St. JohhstLry and vicinity
REAT ASSORTMENT OF
BOYS CLOTHING.
At S. RANDALL'S
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MESsRS HENRY P WILSON Co.. ! have USED your
Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing and have received
great benefit from them. deem :he articles worthy Of
high commentator and ccrrfully feComn nd thrm 70
all who want 10 gray hair original color OF
any who troubled with dandru, a dsagreeahie
itching Of the head hurnors those who's hair is
falling from the head
R.y G. w II CT ARK Great Falls n II
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rheumatism. Govt. Liver Com lint

INpEPENDENCE, Preston Co., Va. 9Th July leS9
DR. j. {. AYR: Sir have been afflicted with lain
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JUS Y G.tclcll. Of ST Louis writ.s: | have been
aiir"i Tor wears with an G!cion Of The LIryr. which
DESTROY ny health riel every thing. and every thing
fRlt7 II relieve and have been Irnken-own man
'r slr wars from other than arrangement Of
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Dangerous Counterfcits.

HOCSEkEEPERS BLWAREi
VI all the lmposons practiced upon the unsuspectng
public bv uscrUpuoiIs men, those In regard to articles
connected with our daily bread the vile. Were
Ter particularly ~ the Gun hsiy got up posOoS i'm
ltat!OIS VI JANE PYiEs DLTC SAL-fRATUs The Justly
acquired and spread reputation tins article rs-
ting from its purity and strength has brought multi tude,
OF luiltatlols; ana some Sruccrs then.
they can by selling thein make large profit Oh a VERY
poor article OF only is the color of the paper initiated
but the trade pctrel is ;eariy copied that none
but experienced and careful can detect the
fraud Such desperate efforts to p le, brand the
strongest evidence OF its value Reware of all SUCH even
IN red or pink papers unless the Of James Pyle 3i5
W shinstsn Street. n. V, Is Oh the package.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds. Influenza. Hoarseness
Group. Bronchitis. Incipient Com
sumption. and for the Relief
OF COnsumptive Patients
ia advanced Stages


This is remedy universally known 70 surpsss any
oicr fr | # threat and lung complaints that
i useless hre {" publish the evidence If virtues. lite
un'ied excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful cures If pulmonary disease have made it
known Throughout the civisl nations OF the earth.
Few ar" tn" nuI.nities- families. among them
who have rc personal experience Of its effects
snv living trophy in heiI niis; If its victory the
subtle and dangerous Grlrs u! the throat and lungs.
A. all know the dr. lful fatality 81 these disorders,
a they KNOW tp tn effects # ihis Remedy. heed not
o. more than 10 them that il haas all the viz
tues that il lid have when making, the which have
Vol - STR nsly u;".n tie c",i.d,ncc Of mankind
Prepared ty d.. J. c. AVER & CO.. Lowell, Mass.
And f"r sal by J. c. BINGHAM and HOYT 4
GREEN. St Johnsbury. and druggists generally
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ATWOOD'S QUINlNE TONIC BITTERS-tie best Ar
onaic Tonic ever offered to the public. All Druggi,ts
have IT. See advertisement. G-s-
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| NOTICE-Is hereby given that l have
! ~ sold to my son. Curtis Stacy the remainder
Of his minority. and shall claim none of his earn
ings nor pay any debts of his contracting after
this date ABEL STACY.
West Concord, Sept. II, 1860.
Attest-Jefferson Chase. 9-ll*
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Syphilis and Mercurial Dise.s..

NEW ORLEANS, 25th August, 1852
DIR. j. c. AVER: Sir. cheerfuly comply with the re-
Quest 81 your agent. and report some of the effects
have realized with your Sarsaparilla
have cured with il, in my practice most Of the COM
plants Tor which is recommended and have found its
effects truly wonderful in the cure of rsnereoi and Me-
cnrf Ds'os' One Of my latients had Syphtie ulcers
IN his throat which were consuming his palate and the
top OF his mouth. Your Sarsapara, steadily taken,
cured him in five weeks. Another attacked ly sec
ondry symptoms IN his hose, and the liberation had
eaten away considerable part q it. that believe the
disorder would soon reach his brain and kill him. But it
yielded TO my administrator Of your SarsaIaria tha
ulcers healed and he is well again not of course without
some designation 10 his face who had been
treated for the same disorder 10y mercury suffering
from 'his poison III her bones. They had become sem
si'i' to the weather that damp day she suffered ex-
cruclatins pam IN her joints and bones She too was
cured entirely 10y your sarsaiarilla in a few weeks 1
ko" nom It's formula which your agent gave me- that
tbs PREPARATION from your laboratory must be great
remedy consequently. these truly remarkable results
with II ha'. not surprised Inc.
truf.r r.allx- ~
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SchirrGs Cancer TumOrs, Enlargement,
liberation. Carries and ExfOliatiOn Of
the Bones.

great variety Of cases have been reported where
cures "t thrc formidable complaints have resulted from
the use Of this Remedy Int space here will not admit
them. Sm" of them may be found in our American
Alma!lar. which the below named are pleased to
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Dyspepsia. Heart Disease. Fits, Epilep.
~. MeIanC holy. NcuralXia

Many remarkable of these affections iave been
nae Icy the altrative power Of This medicine 1t smu-
at'> Ia" vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
Vv-rrmS Disorders which would be supposed beyond its
Teach. Such remedy has long teen required by the he,
ce>>t"e of te people, and confident thut this will
IL for then. al that medicine ca, do