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| DIR. WIN. Ii. HURD'S
| MOUTH WASH,
| SURE REMEDY FOR A
BAD BREATH,
SORE MOUTHS.
CANKER,
DISEASED BLEEDING GUMS,
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
And the best specific now in use for ANY diseased
| condition of the mouth 1t is particularly bone
fetal to persons wearing
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
completely destroying every faint of the mouth,
absorbing and removing all impurities insufing
4 SWEET BREATH
to all who make use of it. No YouSe LADY or
fouSd GENTLEMAN who is afflicted with
BAD BREATH
should delay applying this remedy, for it is a
certain cure, and is approved and recommended
by every physician under whose notice it has
been brought.
4 BAD BREATH
is an offence for which thorc Is no excuse while
DR.. VIM. b. HURD'S
MOUTH WASH
can be procured
Many persons carry with theti bad breath
greatly to the annoyance and often to the disgust
of those with whom they come in contact without
being conscious Of the fact. To relieve yourself
from all fears regarding this,
USE DR. WIN. B. HURDS MOUTH WASH
Cleanliness of the mouth is of great importance
to the general health. which is often affected, and
not unfreqcnty seriously impaired through want
of proper attention to this subject
USE DIR. WIN. B. HURD's MOUTH WASH
Prepared Mt DR.. Hdrd's Dental Office, No II
Fourth Street, Brooklyn L. D.
Price, 81 Cents per Bottle.
" liberal discount made to dealers.
Address PRINCIPAL OFFICE, TRIBUNE Build
INGs, No, l SPRUCE STREET, New YeRK
Sold also by DYoTT & CO., 232 North End
Street. and O. s. HUBBELL, 14lO Chestnut St.,
Philadelphia, and by all Druggists
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]-)ic0.

HARRISON the 4th inst, in Harrisvcle,
LYpuA HERBS, in the 10th year OF her age
REALEY.-At the residence of her father,
in Kent county, Md, CAnRY MAY, da1ghtet
of VIM. b.. and Sarah Z. Rcalcy, aged .
years, and 10 days.
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Da~ Among the Christmas enjoyments,
the children had d; nee in the Court HOUSE
on Thursday evening. All passed off very
pleasantly.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS is to give notice, that the snbscri
L Der of Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters Tes-
tamcntary on the personal estate OF Thomas
Richardson, late of said county, deceased.
All pers ons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly authen-
tcatcd, on or before the 18th day of Deem
her, 1862; they may otherwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to
the subscriber. Given under my hand this
2lst day Of December. 1861.
WILLIAM KEITHLEY,
Administrator of Thos. Richardson, decd.
Test-JAs. MCCAULEY, Reg.
Dec 81, IS6l-6w
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Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice, that the subscriber,
L If Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters of
Administration on the personal estate of
Robert ii. Smith, late of said county, deceased
All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
ticatcd, on or before the eth day of
November, 1862 they may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 10th day Of November, 1861.
SAMUEL r. CARSON,
Administrator of Robert II. Smith, decd.
Tcst--JAs. MCCAULEY, Reg.
Nov l6,, l86l-6w
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GROVER Y BAKER MACHINES,
MAKING THE
GROVER s. BAKER STITCH.

These justly.celebrated machines, adapted to
all the want. of the household and manufae-
tory, continue to maintain the pre- eminence
which the almost universal verdict of tho
public has awarded them The we'll known
Strength, Elasticity and Durability
of the Grover L Baker Stitch will always
insure for these machines the preference for
family use, and for tho manufacture of such
goods are intended for wear-for use and not
for show.
Wherever the Grover 4 Baker Stitch Machines
have been exhibited and fai ry judged in com.
petition with the leading Sewing Machines in
the market intldding the Wheeler & Wilson,
they have invariably borne of the arst premium
This assertion is confirmed by tho decision
Of the Committees of the State Fairs Of
Illinois, Ohio and Michigan,
recently held, which awarded the first premium
to the Grover & Baker Machine ever all others
in competition.
Oct 20, lS81-U15.
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MANHOOD.

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED
Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope: A LECTURE al
the NATURE, TREATMENT, and RADICAL CURE Of
Spermaorrhoa. or Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility,
Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions. producing
inpotency, Consumption; and Mental and Physical
Debility. BY ROHT. J: CtLyERwELi; NJ: u.
The important fact that the awful consequences Of
selfbusc may be cfcctually removed without internal
medicines or the dangerous applications OF caustics.
instruments lelicatcd bougies and ether empirical
devises is here CLEARLY demonstrated, and the entirely
new and highly Successful Treatment. adopted by tho
every one is enabled to himself perfectly, and at
the least possible cost thereby advoding all the adver-
tscd nostrums of the day The lecture will prove boon
to thousands and thu,isands.
Sent under seal. in plain envelope, to any address
POSTPAID on the receipt Of two postage stamps, by adj
Post Office box 1855. GApril 90, lS6l-1y,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

"IlE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
l. of the Philadelphia and Baltimore Cen
trail Railroad Company will be held in the
Lecture Room, in the Borough of Oxford,
Chester county. Pa, on Mondoy. January 1911,
1862. At which time President and twelve
Directors will be chosen, to serve the ensu-
ing year. The election to be held between
the hours OF II NJ. and 3P NJ.
BY Order of the Board.
ROBERT HODGSON.
Dec 90, 1SGI-3w' Secretary.
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MERCANTILE.

MERCANTILE.
NEW STORE.
ROSSE ELL 4 HINES,
HAVING just received NEW STOCK OF
Fall and Winter GOODS,
are prepared to accommodate the public with great
bargains in Dry Goods, Groceries &c Their
stock consists of De Laincs. Fancy Prints Mus
Inns of all kinds, Linens, Casimercs, Cashmcrctts
Satnetts. Jeans, Ticking. Carpet Chain. Table
Clothes, Neckties, Iandkerchiefs. Fancy Shirts
together with grea; variety of Notions, consist
ing of Ladies' loves, Hosiery, Combs, brushes
Toilet Soaps. perfumcry. Port Monaies, and every
variety usually found in retail store Also.
Hats. Caps. Boots and Shoes Full supply of
Ladies' and Children's Shoes. A general nssort-
ment of
" READY MADE CLOTHING.
Groceries, general assortment of Sugars, Cof-
fees, Teas, Chocolate. Salt, Molasses, Vinegar.
Cheese. Dried Fruit, Soap Candles, &c. Powder
She. and Percussion Caps. Cutlery, Axes, Hatch
cts, Hammers, Nails, Hardware, Stoneware,
Quccnsware Glassware. Earthen and Cedar Wares
Tubs. Bale and Covered Baskets best quality Su.
gar Boxes A general variety of Spices Half
Bushel. Peck, and Half Peck Measures Iron
bound Buckets, Brooms, Brushes Whips. Shovels.
Spades; Rakes, Hoes, Forks, &c. Chain and
Rope Traces.
rTSuperior Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
best Spanish Cigars, lower grades Of Tobacco und
Cigars. Snuff
10 Coal Oil. Fluid. Train Oil, &c.
They respectfully solicit share of public patron
age, and promise to sell as low similar arti-
ces can be purchased at retail in the cities.
To Country produce of all kinds taken in ex-
change ~ market prices
Oct. IL, 1861
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EiIUin'S Falls Mills.

TNITE subscribers having purchased the
l. Gilpin's Falls Mills, respectfully
announce that they are prepared at all times
to grind Grist Work, at the shortest notice
We would also say that we have on hand
FLOUR, and all kinds Of MILL FEED and
MEAL at the lowest cash price.
j. u G. S. COOPER.
Aug. II, ls6l-6rh
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TOrbcrt's Grocery Bulletin,

TOrbert'S Grocery Bulletin,
AND tisr oF TABLE LuxuRIEs, NOW ~ STORE.
ENGLISH PICKLES and SAUCES, FRESH
CRACKERS aud FANCY BISCUITS:
Gorkins Chow Chow Harvey Sauce John Bull
sauce English Pepper sauce; Brandy Fruits, las
sorted); Brandy Cherries; Brandy Peaches: Can
Turtle Steaks; English Table Salt Oriental Fig
Paste; Sardnes; Anchovy Sauce; Durham Mus
tard; French Mustard in Jars White Wine
Vinegar peach and Rose Waters; Sparkling
Geatine; Sapsago Cheese; Farna Crackers
Boston Biscuit, Wine Biscuit Tea Bunns; Pre-
served Strawberries: Walnut Catsups; Olives !;
Sweet Olive Oil, &c, &c.
To this varied assortment we respectfully call
the attention of Buyers and those fond of spicy
dish, at a small cost.
BnowS SUGAR, Ct, 7, s. 81, 9, TO- CLARIFIED
SUGAR, 81. 8, 10, II, IL, l2i. Iscpt "a, 1859
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Pay, $I3 per Month.

Horses, arms and equipments furnished
and 500 at the expiration Of service.
EyApply at Biddle's Hotel, Chesapeake
City; or, to Henry Clayton, Md. Pivot
Bridge; G. II. IIaines, Brick Meeting House;
b. F. May, Elkton. [Sept IA, lS6l-tf.
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MILL FEED for sale by
lFl apr 30. JOHN PARTRIDGE
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preserve its dignity and authority, not to
bring them into contempt to maintain
the Constitution unimpaired, not to dis
figure it with haty patchwork to save,
if it be possible, the peace of the coun-
try, not to plunge it into war; TO save,
the business Of the country, and secure
the regular pursuits of agriculture, man
ufacture, and commerce, not to blast them
all by anarchy; and to preserve God
Willing) the Uoion of the States from
dissolution and disgrace, not TO triae with
it, as it has been trided with by timid
counsels and Official treachery. / dare
not say that al this can be done; but
sure l am thatit is the duty Of the Gov
eminent, and tie duty of this House as
a responsible part of the Government, to
try. The tria must be made, and it
should be mace by moderation to the
offending State using mono Of our great
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stances of ND case reoars. and. amid
al be d.brers tbat snrr5urd no eve,
MINING to,e rigbf-aIwa, ,,nt-tboYc,
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ry there is in practice the better, and the
code practice, rightly understood, is the
essence Of simplicity. The statement of
each proposition in code practice is just
what would be stated by man whose
mind was intent upon the truth, and had
no desire to entrap his adversary. While
under the code the practitioner is seeking
after the truth, under the common law
practice the practitioner, in his pleadings
at any rate, is seeking after success, or
in other words to beat his adversary
Again, there is quite too much truth in
the idea that an English bill in chancery
is a good estate for a lawyer to leave to
his heirs. All the facts in bill which
in Vermont costs twenty dollars to draw
out, are, under our practice, contained on
half sheet of foolscap paper; and the
answer is equally simple if properly
drawn. Will Vermont ever make any
improvement in this direction?
J. CooPER.
Wyandotte, March l, 1861.
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The Fall of Gaeta.

After q defense of two aud a half
months, Gaata, the refuge Of the cX-Kin1
Of Naples. las fallen, and Francis II re-
tires to Bsyaria via Rome, The obsli-
macy Of Fancis, though useless in po-
litca point of view and cruel in its cor
sequences o his alherents, and to the
city which sheltered him, does lend q
show Of respectabiIity to his character,
and will invest his exile with some inter
est. He las shown that he is not to be
considered as entirely dead to the world,
and that, should those who have driven
him from his throne prove recreant to
their grand opportunities, he may resume
an importantpart 0ponthe stage Of Ital-
ian affairs. But at present, he goes un.
der the wheelof fortune.
Victor Emmanuel and Italian unity
are in the ASCENDANT The opening of
the Italian Pertinent and the noble, con-
siderate address Of the King, mark the
.,..,,ro.. u.b;,, tina nov, or, nos o,-o,d,
:. r,.,,. o,,n,., .,.;,..l,.r .., ,,,;,o5 .,
as he ingenuusly says. The few for
tresses yet held by the adherents Of the
Bour5ons vii be taken, if not surrender
ed and fine entire southern mart Of the
ne,i,spla vii aolnowIedr. the swov Of
V;e,,r Enoarra, TLoro rorroi,s
po,,o ord v,o:,;, Tbo fan of C,o,,
affects botb-yenctia ;nasmucb os the
Sandman forces are now free for any
arduous undertaking against Austria (:
aud Rome, lecause Louis NAPOLEON S
abandonment IF Francis II is regarded
ar the forerulner OF his treatment Of
the Pope. The latter parsonage can do
nothing but whit and put himself at the
mercy Of events; but Austria seems in
a hurry to rrecipi,ate matters before
Italy ca7 become fairly organized.
The King # Italy, however appears
to feel the fore of the saying r. Philip
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then is our system radically wrong, and
destined TO certain failure.
Had Ireland rebelled against Great
Britain, as seven States have rebelled
against the Federal Government-had
the rebels seized the port and castle Of
Dublin as our ports and forts have been
seized--there is no man here who will
for moment doubt the course the Brit
ISL government would have adopted
In three days fleet would have been in
the port Of Dublin; within an hour the
rebels would have been summoned to sur
render, and within twelve hours, the city
would have submitted or been burnt to
the ground Her remedy would have
been force as it was, within the remem-
brAnce Of US all, in the last rebellion in
Canada and in the most destructive and
unsparing force. rs It was, within this
very city on the very spot on which this
building stands It is our duty to pre-
cent nobler example. It is ours TO
vindicate the superiority Of republican
government; the superiority Of justice
over force Of humanity over cruelty.
II is ours to preserve, and not to destroy;
TO heal, rot to kill The task may be DIFF
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Superintendent Report.
Wyandotte, March ! 1861.


10 me O''Te"S q Has04'gh I" 1own
-4ee''"g 4 S'e"'ole@
'"" 'D' expiration q my Term Of Oh
NV 90 -. ''''e''. u '''' O''"-
mo" oe""o'' Oh '"is 'o"n' II becomes my
pu'y' IN inns Town meeting IN compliance
with Inc laws OF 'A's commonwealth,
to render an account Of the manner in
which l have discharged The responsible
ana important trust committed to me-
make some report Of the state and prog
ress Of education among us during the
past year, and submit to your c3nsjders-
ton such reflections as may have suor.s-
ted themselves to NV Observable, IN H.,
fulflmept Of the dntia. ie,no.e.l. ,,r,, ,-.
There have been fvaotv.,se ,.o.,,-.
emnloyed :, orr s,r,,l. l....-.,.....
vear-,hrso males e;,r,.., c...-r,. -,
these twcn,y-ona tea.lar. g., or ,n.
half were from od;ac.a. .....- ~
does there o,cs,r - ta-, ..,.
ciprocal interchqnoe Of taa.l.r, H..
60 f,ro.1r.u.-. ..5ri..,Y,
entire number o,r,. ,o, - ..,.. ...-
cher. have bsor -.,,,o,.f +, -.t. .u...,t
boring towns fins Iaavi,- r.. r.r,r-o
Of EXCHANGE very heaviIv a-o;o.. r.
Some Of These teachers fer, e.f..,..s,....
have been very ACCOMPLISHED ,ffr.ep.
teachers and have done rs rood service
while the major mart qsaI3 l.vs h..,
with considerable ADVANTAGE ror,ace3by
teachers from amgno og-sa
The schools have ALL ,..5 h1t .r,r,
exceptions. been twice visited lv me 5,-
ring the summer and twice d1rioo The
winter term. Our schools are. a.
whole, entitled to considerable commend
alton. The tearbars ~-ars~.r-, l,,.,
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wanting-every one is wanting. The
parties are not all here. For more than
sixty DAYS committee Of this House
has been hunting up grievances and con-
cocting compromises and with the knowl-
edge of that fact, and in spite Of it State
after State has wheeled into the march OF
secession and rebellion their representa-
tives have Withdrawn from the committee
and from the Capitol, and Congress has
been stripped, by their act, OF the power
to redress their grievances. With their
votes any congressional act could now be
carried through both Houses, over every
Republican in either branch and, with
the aid of Republicans from the border
free States, and the commercial cities of
the North, they might now carry, by a
two-thirds vote, reasonable propositions
for amendments to the Constitution.
As the Senate and House now stand,
... ,,.;-1.. ,.o,o oornot 10 bod c,r an,
propositions broad enough to settle the
questions in dispute, If the present
projects fail, as / believe they viii, they
win fail because the very states, you
would concillate have willfully and con-
!
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70 act u"ueI more ''"" ""''eA0cu''a
threat Oh ulsunIoh snd war; Il luey 90
mol surrender, without q sln"Ie condition
to save either their honor or their rights.
Inc dlsaiiccted states thet still remain
stand IN position hardly less rePuIsIYe'
know they have loyal men here, as
true At heart as the truest, and as good
as the best. They dc not threaten, but
plead they have no malice, but over
flow with iraternal affection they have
no passion but passionate love for the
Union; and yet their affectionate and
passionate plea ia, compromise or seces-
sion, Not that they will secede if they
can help il, but that their states will Sc
cede. The uI,imatum Of the seceders
was, submission or disunion. In effect,
the propositions are IDENTICAL however
"'o7 may DC INC o'l'efence III Inc FP'I1
OF nose VINO propose 'Hem' f"cuea'-
- "ey are one ana It IS the highway
man S demand your money or your
me-
Now, sir were all the other conditions
Of an effective compromise complied with;
were the parties here and agreed, rs
they arc not were the propositions com
plcte in equivalents, and perfect in JUS
tice, as they are not, yet would not dare
to accept them under a threat. Who
''l' e"''" : "o.''''o' o' '"o ''ee'lsh
u '''e Ha''o''' "lu "o' on' ia" Oh 'he
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their Union, and the advancement OF
their happiness, so His divine blessing
may be equally conspicuous in the en-
larged views, the temperate consultations
and the wise measures, on which the sue
cess of this government may depend"
Thus was the Constitution formed
thus must it be revised or amended. BY
no committee Of thirty-three gentlemen
of this House, however patriotic or wise;
by no decree Of partisan, such as we are
selected for other purposes, and overbur-
dened with other duties and by no
snap-judgment Of the popular will, in
famed by all the passions of party, mad
deued by the crimes, and distressed by
the consequences Of rebellion and trea-
son. No, sir; no. This is not the time
or mode to settle question for all time.
There is a better; it is constitutional ;
it is feasible; it may possibly be accepted
with unanimity by all parties and by all
the states; it is remedy within the
reach of the states; let the states con-
slider it. It is convention called under
all the provisions and bound by all ihe
restrictions Of article five Of the Cogs.i-
tuition. and with ample power 10 report a
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IRlSBURGn, FRIDAY MARCH IS, 1861,
Local Items.
COUNTY CoHMussIoNER.-Th vote for Coun-
" Commissioner stands as follows -

/
We'JheLd 81 %
Lowell 40 62
Charleston 80 So
/ jay Is maj.
. Wesimorc 10 30
| The above embraces all the returns we have
! Derby and Salem no. yet heard from. The to-
/ tai vote of the county was very large, and the
result viii give Nj. Marsh q majority Of not less
/ than three hundred
BAHToN Town oFTcERs'-John G. Hall
Cobb Treasurer; Lewis Ford. Constable; Jas.
Buswe', Hiram surtevant, A. s. Eaton, List
ers; Il. ii. hi"a3a, Cyrus Eaton, Edward
Barr IT,. tdditar, Daniel Smith, Cyrus Eaton,
Town Grand Jarorsi John L. Wooiman, sealor
of Weights and Measures; GiIber, Ellis Lcalh-
/ err Inspectors A. s. Eaton, Town Agents Ed
ward Barnard, Superintendent OF Schools A.
c. Robinson, Irusteci VIM. Graves, Town
Clerk,
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,.' y07,' 80, W W. 1 '',,'l'''
w. J. Hastings, Listers j. W. Simpson, Town
Agents. Rev. J. N. Armour Sup't of Schools;
Moses Root S. L. Eaod, Town Grand Jurors.
/
the annual meeting of the Barton Town Ten
perance Society the following officers were e,ec,-
cd PRESIDENT Mark Nntteri Vice Presidents
/ tive Committee, Hiram Sturtcyant D. BIAisdcIl,
l. j. Drew Moses Sargent, h, B. Skinner &.
A. Cobb; Secretary and Treasurer, VIM. W..
circuit
/ NE RON TIER "rN''''--lu reference 10 Gen
eT'I Oraef No. TO- company Co. 81 Regiment.
lfF'A''er Hu"ta) met al theT headquarters IA
coventry on saturday the 9ih INST" "Ih out
'," ahse"iees' and in answcrto the order all bat
Gas eXrr- ID their willingness to obey any
command Heb #sHthe made by tine president
or commander in chief, to maintain the laws
m' 7#ee Of the Onion in any cNigency which
arise Spirited 7ecches were made by
Capt, West Lieut. Hancock and others, 81. Of
whom wore opposed to war unless the honor of
Senator waa,d choose asatl TO slavery. AT The
close Of the meeting the following resolution
was unanimously adopted
Resolrsa, That uotwi hs.oudiuE war is not our
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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-03-15

a SMALL CALCULATIoN.-Suppose
a man drinks four glasses of liquor at
five cents a gass--in a week he spends
one dollar and forty cents, and in a year
seventy two dollars and eighty cents.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-03-15

~ The statement in the Bellows Falls .Iyg1s
-lat f. N. Brown, late postmaster Of Woodstock,
is a defaulter, we are reliably informed is with
out foundation. Il originated in ignorance or
malice.