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In Greensboro, May 81, by Rev. J. P. Stone,
Mr.. Robert Uric Ct craftsbury, to Miss Elizabeth
Cunningha m Of Cabot.
In the Church at South Troy. on Sunday the
9Th inst, by Rev. R. V. Hall, Mr, Oscar D.
Adams, Of the firm Of lane & Adams. to Miss
Mayette, eldest daughter Of Il. B. Lane, Esq.
In Coventry, May ssih, by Rev. Piiny b.
White, Mr. Horace B. Savage, Esq. Of Lisbon,
n. H., to Miss Helen II. Daley, daughter Of Mr.
Emore Daley Of Coventry.
10 Clover, Nay 18th, By Rev. Geo. P. Sever
ance, Mr.. 2. V. Powers, Of Waterford, to Miss P
B. French, Of Glover.
Also, by the same, the 1sth inst, c. c. Hardy,
Fac "a Miss ssrzh G. hickfoTs, both Of Clover
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Window Blinds.

c. & W. g. MORRIS w0glld ntnounee D.
EJs the people Of Orleans Comfy that fiey
arc prepared - OIL orders 70 any extent for @it-
dow Shafts u every variety - sfgir sal - fhe
BEST or HA THRILL 3ND WORKMAN.
SHfP-itkesiae 10 DkLfEkK AND HANG ths
same - prices corresponding 70 ihoss obtained
ia the ifams 3iafs vicinity o. their faeisfY
u Orders respectfully solicited BY fnAh "
gsherwise.
WA. II. RAND, n IsasbaFgh, u oar Asens fer
Orleans County.
- Jebnsbary. March "a. isss~istf
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THROUGH DEATH TO LIFE.


Have you heard Of the tale of the Aloe plant,
Away in the sunny cline?
BY humble growth of an hundred years
1t reaches its blooming time:
And then wondrous bud at its crown
Breaks into thousand flowers;
This floral queen, in It's blooming seen,
Is the pride of the tropical bowers.
But the plant to the flower is sacrifice,
For it blooms but once, and in blooming dies
Have you further heard of this Aloe plant.
That grows IN the sunny cline,
How every one OF its thousand flowers,
As they drop in the blooming time,
Is an infant plant that fAstens its roots
In the place where il falls on the ground;
And fast as they drop from the dying stem,
Grow lively and lovely around?
BY dying it liveth thousand-fold
In the young that spring from the death Of the
old
Have you heard Of the tale of the Pelican.
OF the Arabs Gimel el Bahr,
That lives il. the African solitudes,
Nuef5 Ihe plIds Thai i've lonely hfS
Have you heard how it loves its tender young,
And cares and tolls for their good?
Il brings them water from fountains afar,
And fishes the seas for their food.
In famine it feeds them-what love can devise
The blood of its bosom, and feeding them dies.
Have you heard the tale they tell of the swan,
The snow-yhite bird of the lake?
1t noiselessly floats on the slYery wave,
1t silently sits in the brake;
For it saves its song till the end of life.
And then, in the soft, still even,
Mid the golden light of the setting sun,
It sings as it scars into heaven!
And the blessed notes fall back from the skies:
lis its only song, for in singing it dies
You have heard these tales: shall tell you one
greater and better than all?
Have you heard of Him whom the heavens adore
Before whom the hosts of them fall?
How He left the choirs and anthems above,
For earth in its wailings and woes,
To suffer the shame and the pain of the cross,
And die for the life of His foes?
0 Prince of the noble! 0 Sufferer divinel
What sorrow and sacrifice equal to Thine!
Have you heard of this tale-the best of theI
all
The tale Of the Holy and True:
He dies, but His life in untold souls,
Lives on in the world anew.
His seed prevails, and is filling the earth
AS the stars FIJI the skies above;
he taught Us to yield up the love of life,
For the sake Of the life Of love.
His death is our life, His loss is our gain,
The JOY for the tear, the peace for the pain.
Now hear these tales, ye weary and worn,
Who for others do give up your all;
Our Savior hath told you the seed that won
grow,
Into earth's dark bosom must fall
Must pass from the view and die away,
And then win the fruit appear:
The grain that seems lost in the earth below
Will return many fold in the ear.
BY death comes life, by loss comes gain.
The joy for the tear, the peace for the pain.
HENRY HARBAUGH.
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The VILLAGE OF MoNsoN, Me-,
ALMOST DESTROYED BY FIRE.-Ban-
gor, May 28.-The village of Monson,
Piscataquis county, was almost entirely
destroyed by fire yesterday. About for
ty buildings, including the only church
in the place, two public houses, the post
Office, stores, &c, were destroyed. The
fire caught in stable connected with
the Monson House.
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ON E TRIAL

Every medical man TO whom the formula Of
this medicine has been submitted, has coneurrea
in the following, flom one of the best physicians
in the country:
This is to certify that Messrs. f. B. Magoon &
Co., have submitted for my examination the Tor
mula Of " WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND and
do not hesitate to say that in my opinion it j.
an excellent ALTERNATIVE and EXPECroR-
ANT, and safe in all cases. | have prescribed
it in some instances, and can freely recommend
ii as a remedy for Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, Sc.
GEO. E. BURLINGTON, NJ. d.
November 10, 1853.
MEssRs E. B. MACON & Co.--For nearly
twenty years have been affl cted with severe
Bronchitis and sore throat pro !ucing hoarseness,
and almost constant choking, hemming and
coughing. I could find 10 relief until tried
Weeks Magic Compound. That has cured me
and can cheerfully recommend ii as worthy Of
public confidence, and as the best medicine with
| in my knowledge.
North Troy, April ls, 1890.
A short time since my child was attacked most
severely with the Group. We thought she could
not live five minutes. A single dose Of Weeks
Magic Compound relieved her at once, and she
has had no attack Of it since. think no family
should be without II.
MOSES F. YARNEY.
Principal Of Misssquoi Valley Academy.
Having had the agency Of Weeks Magic CON-
pound for some time past aud having sod q
large quantity Of H. am free to say ihat hayt
never sold any medicine that gave such nnlyer'
al atisfaction. | do mol know Of single in
stance in which il has not given the best safislac.
non when it has been used. II savet the iiie o.
one Of my children in severe attack Of the crOus
and has entirely cured bTo'hsfin-law Of nina
0f a terrible cough, when he was thought 70 b.
in the frat stages Of consumption. ] have
known il TO be used with the same success By
others.
Irasburgh, May 80, 1850.
; MEssns. E. B. MACON q Co ~ have had .
great sale for your Weeks Magic Compound. ]
is regarded By those Who have used il here as th'
best medicine ~ the country for Coughs, Group
Sore Throat, &c. All speak IN is praise.
Z. B. SINOEDS.
Glover, May 9Th, 1890.
u Testimonials Ike the above are cons,sntl,
being received from al sections Of the enuntrl
7 where s. WEEKS MAGIC c0MPoUgDp .ha
been introduced.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail b.
: +. 3. MAG0OS & CO., s.. Johnsbury, W, 8
whom all orders should be addressed
!. ~ Sold BY Druggist and sarehasss zensral
tly,-aI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MRS. WINSL0W,
May 10, 1860

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children teeth!ng, which
facilitates the process of teething by softening
the gums, reducing all infammation-will allay
all pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels. De
pend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to your.
selves, and relief to your infants. Perfectly
safe in all cases. See advertisement in another
column. 85y1
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Orleans Historical Society.

The quarterly meeting of the Orleans Natural
and Civil History Society win be held at Glover,
on Wednesday, June 9th. An address will be
delivered by Rev. Pliny H. White, on the run
ming away OF Long Pond, the 5oth anniversary
of which occurs on that day. The address viii
contain an account of many incidents connected
with that event. with which the public are quite
unacquainted, and viii be illustrated by q mar
of the Barton River valley as it was in 1910. A
general attendance is requested.
D. W. BLANCHARD, Sec'y, pro tenn.
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IMPORTANT FROM MExICo-RE-
PORTED TRIUMPH OF THE LIBERALS.
New York, May, 28.-A special dis
patch to the Herald from Washington,
says that the Mexican Minister has ad.
vices from Mexico, announcing that Mi
ramon and the church party had been
utterly routed, and that the Liberals were
in full possession of the capital.
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MANHOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
.Jass PaLlsshsd. in Sfol,d Earrlope,
as THg MATURE. TREATMENT AID
~ KAutckI CURE 0P sPEkNAToR.
KHOEA. of ssHloal MsakHess. sexual Debility
Nsfvon.nsss aad involuntary i.niss49Hs, iaaae-
les impossAey aEa Asutai and Physical ineaFa-
IS E0B.J. cULVfRWFLLtN ..
AHiliaT g =. TIE Qfsea aocs, hfs
The wufia rsu9a asst astiifa q fAis astHifsR}s
Lecture efeasY proves fYou his awn szpsrtsnes
fAag fha asFfnl sss0.egaeaTes 81 astf.Rbuse aay
be siIaefuaflR Feagnsea ti0Hi Asaiicins atsd
4iIllaal dsageFaas sufgIlai operations, beAgass
insfFafenfs, gargs o. easfiia'ss pointing cas- >
r4stsss 81 enfa Sc oncs e#ftaiH ard ehHcfm4ts ~
: hleh every suHusrf Hefs~r ~ hat Bic ep g 4 Esis
sHsg BE- sBav eaFs hiagssf shsspis. pFtrafsIs sad
raz.esiis. 1hiz Lse9ara Ns.l prove bosa q
sheasai,sis aaa fAausanas-
saai afsasf seal g aHg sdefsss, peas astla a.
iks Fsfsitt Ell zee pasts9a stamps. - sfafsssfHg
Dr. CHARLEs }. &. GLIsE. y. .. 80 Fissi
1ssna@, Fss fsYs, Pet kaE $50 sfyt
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LOoH HERE:

TENHAT Auction wont come off as advertised
4 The subscriber has sold his farm and nov
will devote his whole attention 10 his Boot an'
Shoe trade. and his patrons will find as usual {
fall assortment of all kinds of Boots aud Shoes
from the least TO the largest size Boots an'
Shoes, and Ladies Congress CATERS made to or
der and in the latest style on short notice, ar
positively no credit giUen.
o. FRENCH.
Glover, May 80, ls6o.-2sws
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Wholesale AGENTs.

New York MrKesson & Robbins, Boston. Cha'
c Goodwin 4 Go Troy, ). T. Thompson s. CO.
Albany 4 & G. Grant.
Soil by one OF more 100 .very village.
Orders -olefed from he trace.
AotSTs. -- Charlestun, e. Carpenter, West A.
bany & q H"vey North Crf t.bury. Scott. .Ien
ness s. Co, Fssi Cralishury. A " simpson.
Brv iIiHgt1n " s. Allison. Brawningtot Cen
Ter. J. 4. Seavey. Barion ". Jostm y son,
Frris CO.. Derby Line : o. Butter, GloSrr,
u. BhiHle-ey. North irnY " Glnun, Soath
Troy AAlu & Smalirv, Green. h6ru'. 4 G. hsi.-
hitr Newport. I. Rnhin-eu 4 Co.. lfasburgh,
A. G. Ron lall Coventry, | k,mball.
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G. Bridget, bring me the castOr-oiI,

T' Bridget, bring me the castor-oil,
the baby is sick.
Its all gone. marin, not drop left
All gone why, we have not opened
the bottle
Sure, you have had it every day, and
I've seen you use ii myself on your salad.
why you don't say We have been eat
ing castOr-oil every day during the salad
season.
Sure you have
But did you not see the bottle was
labeled castor-oil?
Sure and | did, marin; and didn't |
put il into the castor every day
ey We feel constr aimed to match the
wretched conundrum of the Courier by
the following:
Why was it impossible TO nominate
Lincoln without Hamlin on the ticket !
Because where Abra- (ham Linz coin
goes, Hamlin is bound to be there also. F"
@ An Irish soldier called out to his
companion,-
Hello! Pat an I've taken prison
err
Bring hin along, then; bring him
along
He wont come.
Then come yourselfP
He aOont let me-
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The ECONOMY OF HEALTH-This
busy nation of Americans have 12,000,-
900 working people, whose services may
be estimated at 81 day, and their an
nual loss by sickness at an average of
ten days each in the year. This gives
total loss of $240,OOO,00O, a sum three
times as large as the whole cost of the
General Government, including the Ar
my, Navy, Post Office, Legislators, For
eign Ministers and all. The amount
weighs over six hundred tons in pure
gold.
A large portion of this costly suffering
might be averted by attention to diet,
cleanliness, and above all, by the proper
use of the right remedy in season. When
% cent. box of Ayers Pills will avert
an attack of illness which it would take
several days to recover from, or dollar
bottle of Ayers Sarsaparilla, will expel
lurking disorder that would bring the
sufferer to his back for weeks or months
does it take any figures to show the good
economy of the investment? When Fever
and Ague is ranking in your veins, and
shaking your life out of you, is it wortl
the dollar it costs for his AGUE CURE tC
have the villainous disorder expelled
which it does surely and quickly? Wher
you have taken a cold is it prudent IL
wait Until it has settled on on the lungs
when days or weeks OF months must b.
spent in trying to cure it, even if it cal
be cured at all, or is it cheaper to taxi
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, costing few
shillings, and remove the trouble befor
it is serious? 1t takes no wisdom L
decide.
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TUE Subscriber woud beg leave 70 say ihat he
| Is now prepared 70 furnish every And Of
a.gFfgEaE required 30 buh.iHg, sneh ~
sntfare fiipi4er covering boards, diFnsnti0n sfuh
oi any shane The best 81 KiH-ri hs'0r
boards and oinp5nnras 50 piaiHed ready ~ use,
80. brown a.h an spluee sAiHsle uhieh are
warranted 10 give entire satisfaction. Having On
bana Tie largest stnek If aay 0l4e %. the Cauufy
wifh superior water fsouefs fgHehiheTy #ild
,,.,rsfser lie subscriber feels esi.Gasut that be
csn give better bargains Than ean be FUND else
where.
ptastina aBd splitting done "a the best ruas-
Her and w5th 8isHptel }. " stkALE
Derby, Aay 1860 --2qs T.
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ecis n secret habits o. ioHla
a. EVER RalheS should present copy 10 bis
Son.
~ the dread catalogue ef human dissnse 50
destructive a jfaia up0u lle system. draws it.
t!loH+aHtls y 0iesims through frw teHrs ~ snfi
feFtpg down 10 tH unimciy grave. IL destroys
tbe AsfY0us system, rapidly wastes away the
energies 81 iiie cHuses mental deraage
pseyeHfs tas pfnpsr deyelopemrnl Of the syttsm,
aiqaallies ~ marriage. s8eleiy, business. aaa
al eaui - happiness, ard leaves the sufferer
weakened ln thf body snd mjHd. pfeaispesel 10
Consumption and a traiH ~ evils mnre 10 be
dreaded fhtu araih .iself VIII the fullest con-
hdsnee I assars the unfortunate victims If Self
Aduse ihtt PsHHaueni aH4 speedy cure eaa 30
Effected ani wfh tho abandonment 81 ruinous
pniet5rrs iuv patients esq BE- restored 70 robust,
vigorous health
ANY per-ea enelatinr $50 three cent postngs
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ca The Chicago Times says that
twenty thousand persons at least will 60
from Illinois 10 the Baltimore Conven-
ton.
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The effect Of this medicine is mot wonderful :
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TRACTS AND COOKS.

TENHE Subscriber begs TO inform Pastors o.
churches and The religious and reading pub
lie, of this County, that the American Tract
Society of Boston, have consigned to him an as
sortment of their Tracts and Books, which he is
enabled to sell at Boston prices.
THOMAS BAYNE.
Irasburgh, May 20, 1s60-22w3
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AT the latest dates GaribaldFs forces

At the latest dates Garibaldi's forces
were moving on Palermo.
The British government has issued a
proclamation against enlisiments for the
Pope in Ireland, but refused to interfere
in the subscriptions for the Sicilian in
surgents, the law officers of the crown
considering it as illegal.
The French Minister at Naples had
asked for four ships of war, which had
been sent.
The French feet was about to sail for
the Levant.
There were vague and unauthentic
rumors of new French loan for militia
ry purposes.
1t is reported that General Lamorici-
ere had made a forward movement OF
the papal troops, and that five thousand
Piedmontese troops had embarked from
! Genoa to check him.
It's privately asserted that the French
army in Rome has received orders to
evacuate that city.
1t is said that the Sandman govern
ment has ordered the garrisons in Gen.
trail Italy to march rapidly forward to-
ward the Pontitical frontier.
General Concha has be n elected
President of the Spanish Senate and de.
corated with the order of the Colder
Fleece. The army of Africa has enter
ed Madrid and was received with much
enthusiasm.
The Austrian government dispatche.
state the British Ambassador TO Russis
on receipt of Gortschakoff's communi
cation relative to Turkey, lodged forma
protest against ii but this was not So
He only received the communication
under reserve, by stating that he intend
ed to refer it to his government for in
structions on the matter.
A later dispatch says that England
will not interfere.
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Price, IS cents per Box. or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by Or. J. c. AVER O. Co, Lowell, Hasa

AGEATs ~ Charleston, q Carpenter, West A.
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disease cold settles somewhere ia the body and OBJ
structs its natural functions. These II not relieved,
react upon themselves aud the surrounding organs
ducng general aggrayat0u, suffering, and disease
While ia this condition. Oppressed by tue arrangements
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Statements from leading physicians in some Of the
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ploWs.

rKfHf eefGfsts8 rsistai floW i fof ssis by
me Ale fhe Waolsy Pes {" sew ar
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Agents.. Charleston. c Carpenter. West Al
bsuv. f. C. Hovey. North Craosbury, Scott,
lvnness & Co.. Fast Cni,sbery. A n. simpson.
bloomington. VIM 5 Addison. hrownnetos
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Akin & Smalley, Greensboro, A. G. Bahbitt
Newport. l.. Bobinson & Co Irasburgh, 4. c.
Randall. Coventry, k.mbalL
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The matehless success ana Unprecedented
snort year, would seem to be sufficient guar
anty of its excellence. If kny one doubts it let
him give it
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Foreign News.
THE GREAT PRIZE FIGHT SETTLED.
an INSURRECTION EXPECTED.

GREAT CONSERVATION IN NAPLES