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IndlscrctiOn Of Youth.

Sores, ulcers, and sWelllngs, can with certainty be
cured this Ointment be thoroughly rubbed all around
the complaining parts twice or thrice day, keeping
them covered with linen rag spread with the same.
The Pills must hs sssee according 10 the printed d.
rectlOns The blood being IN an impure State perse-
verance g necessary. From humNne motives letters Of
advice will be answered gratuitOusy. To ave carriage
the Pills and Ointment should be Obtained IN the neR.
boThood Of fhe sufferer and not from HolloWays Estab
lishmenk
, 1861-08-08

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, 1861-08-08

The undersigned IL personally acquainted with Henry
Wessing aud knows that the circumstances related In
the foregoing certificate true. He Henry Wess-
ling during his Illness and beaFs willing testimony 10 the
fact Of bis remarkable cure by Dr.. L J. CzIpkay.
[L.sl A.R0SENHEtH.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, this 18th day Of
October AID 1852 City and county Of San Francisco,
iE.sj FL. THIBAULT, Notary Public.
, 1861-08-08
HznAnKGBLu INSTANCE or MEDICAL RELIEF.

WIAILAlII INII1NCl o. UEDIOAL EIL1IF,
Below We publish the certificates Of three Of the uf-
eFers from the panRs Of disease, who, having recovered
their former bea1h and impelled BY gTatitnde make
II s0ciety imporouay command their publication and We
commend their perulAl 10 the attention Of ell amlcIed.
, 1861-08-08

Sold az J1e ESIADIN1enI OF FTOIe0f HOIIOWnyI III,
Strand, near Temple BaF London; also by ell respec
tai le Druggists and Dealers IN Medicines throughout the
civilized world, atthe following prices :-s I'D, Is 3D..
As 3D.. lis, 22s., and 33s. each Pot.
- There h considerable Saving By taking he larger
n NB-DirsrtIOns for The guidance Of patisnsin stery
disorder are anixed to each pot.
S!29 Agents for BOLL0WAY, Victoria, v. T..
, 1861-08-08

DR. L. J. CzAPKAY'S private Medical and Surgical
Institute Is Sacramento street, below Montgomery,
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship COmpanys ONCE,
San Francisco The Doctor Oilers free consultations,
and asks remuneration unless he effectS a cure.
- The following letter. which emphatlcally gpeAn
for ITSELF was written BY the Dean Of the Faculty Of the
Philadelphia College Of Medicine 10 the editors Of the
Pacific Medical and Surgical journal" San Francisco,
for nublicaiiOn:
, 1861-08-08


ilrne being 6rmer than before and less brit
de- Ihp ears we've less fragile, and resem-
hInd wheat exactly. One grain yielded $50
grains lor one souu, and smother 450.
Planted again, and IN 1874 an the splkelets
were f|rliIc, and many Of them contained
ihros grains. IN lel5, all uhoexamined the
crop aiindeed Il 10 Be true wheat. NJ. Fa
br1 20 REGARDED Il himself. and in le45 he
1oucd he gfain' IN IN open feld, and for
four Succeeding years continued % produce
Il With equal 1nooes1, the yield being 9 % 8
TINES he nesd soWn. The stems were
rln|1hf cold, and were 80 inches higk
This remarkable result ezcited tho Iiveli.
81 attention from iholearnDd men Of Eu.
ropa Itconfrmsd The position Of one set
a. t'1ruuniu. Who maintain that By climate,
coil. posIdon' and culture, plants may per
u1n|||I GLANCE their char1cfsrisfics' while
Il covered WITH confession some Of the most
c'1'I|I Erlnch hnianisia. Instead of %
oonI'ng mnrii % he simple glrdsner Who
l.r Irl|Tn yeaTs had paiisnfly lahared 10
r1|F1 great botanical problem, they i'm
I....1l - ralaoliy, and accuIsd him Of
It1I1.III q uere hybrid, Forgetting IN their
ri Ia u %. & ~ oao vhich possessed
Il1 lnlo quality ol r1pIp1ucing ITSELF The
anI|r1 cf rrpcIIu1l|a \ prnnonnccd By Mr..
N||rIIT cf c|ntn1nii. n 81 ree1ns exhans
I|lI H1|' n ~ ate1s plahl % b pregnant
"a ~ ~ lnpolinni ccnss9uenees lie
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VIRGINIA Seeded.

WASHINGTON, April Is. Governor
Letcher's reply to Secretary Cameron
calling for Virginia quota Of troops con-
cludes as follows; Your object Is to
subugate the Southern States, and a
requisition made upon me for such an eb-
ject, in my judgment is not within the
purview of the Constitution or the act of
1895, and will not be complied with
You have chosen to inaugurate civil war,
and having done SO, we will meet it in a
spirit as determined as the Administration
has exhibited towards the South"
The Cabinet held two meetings to-day
relative to warlike operations.
Gentlemen arrived this afternoon from
Richmond, who report that the act of Sc
cession has passed the Convention by q
large majority. The members were sworn
TO secresy.
The time for its PRONUNCIATION has not
yet arrived, measures of a military char
acler having first to be consumated. Tire
members of the State Rights Convention
had occupied themselves in making strong
secession speeches, but as yet passed no
resolutions.
Military forces left Richmond last night
for Harper's Ferry. Other companies
joined them on the route. The same in
formants have no doubt, from what they
have heard in Virginia from official quar-
ters, that the ArmoEy by this time is taken
by the State troops.
Tweuty-four companies averaging 100
men have already been mustered into the
service Of the government. Five hun
bred Pennsylvania troops arrived this az
ternoon. Several were hurt with stones
while passing through Baltimore. They
are quartered in the Capitol Five hun
dred New Workers ara expected tonight.
The last news from Norfolk that has
been received at the Navy Department,
is that when Captain Pendergast ascer-
taiaed that the channel was obstructed, he
placed his ships broadside to Norfolk and
Portsmouth, and demanded that tho OBJ
structions be removed, else he would lev
ell both places. Ii is added that the citi-
zens complied with bis demands.
Rumors ofthe invasion Of Washington
tonight excited much war feeling. What
ever may be the grounds for such reports,
IL is certain the government is expedi-
tiously preparing for all emergencies.
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a close vessel; gargle the throat with
little of it at bedtime, or oftener if the
the throat is very sore.
To MAKE WINDSOR SOAR. Nell
hard cured soap, and scent it with oil Of
karni and essence Of bergamot, or the
last may be omitted.
MoLAssEs CUP-CAKE.-Two cups Of
moIasses two cups of butter; three
eggs; one-third OF cup Of cold water +;
one tablespoonful soda, aud bake.
MUsTY BAKRELs.-Many barrels ct
this season are found to have become
musty, and in that case are unfit for use.
Put into them pint Of unslacked, fresh
lime pour thereon one or two gallons of
water bung up and shake the barrel /;
while shaking, loosen the bung OCCASION
ally to give vent; when it has stood
from three to six hours, pour out. and
then rinse with clean cold water. If not
perfectly sweet repeat the dose. Usual
ly one application viii be sufficient.
APrLE SAUCE.-Stew rich, tart ap-
pies tender, having first cut them up
and season well with sugar and little
butter. For roast pork a fine dses5ing.
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VALUABLE RECIPES.

PorAro BIsoUIrs.--B Boil mealy po-
tatoes very soft, peel and mash them
To four good sized potatoes put piece
Of butter of the size Of hens egg and
a teaspoonful of salt When the butter
has mslted, put in half pint Of cold
milk If the milk cools the potatoes,
put in q quarter Of pint Of yeast, and
-four to make item Of the right consist
tency to mould up. Set them in a warm
place when risen, mould them up with
the hand let them remain ten or fifteen
minutes before baking them,
HoRsEKADIsH SAUCE, HoT-Slice
two onions and fry them in oil and
when they begin to color put them in
sauce pan with glass Of white wine,
the same Of broth, two slices Of lemon,
peeled, two Of garlic bay leaf, thyme,
basil and two cloves boil these "a quarter
of an hour, aud then strain i, add ca
pers and an anchoyy chopped, pepper,
salt, and a spoonful of horseradish boiled
to pulp; warm the whole without boil
ing.
VENisoN PoTTED.-Put the vsnison
into pan, and pour red wine over it, and
cover it with pound OF butter put
paste over the pan; set it in the oven to
bake. When done take the meat out OF
the gravy, basic it well with the butter
that has risen 10 the top, add more, if
necessary, season with pepper salt, and
mace, pounded; put into pots, set them
in the oven for few minutes; when
cold, cover with clarified butter.
Coon CoLoGNE.- Oil geranium,
10 drops oil lemon, 20 drops oil ber-
gamont, do; otto rose, 10 drops oil law
ender, 10 drops; essence musk, (or not
as you please OF. Pot these oils &c.
into l pint best Alcohol
GARGLE FOR SoRE-THRoAr.-Half
a pint of rose-leaf tea, wine-glass-full
Of good vinegar, honey enough to sweet
en- il. and very little Cayenne pepper,
all well mixed together, and simmered in
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e." Sancbo " said dying planter to
his slave, q for your faithful services, I
mean now to DO you an honor, and leave
it in my viii that you should be buried in
our family ground y "Ah, massa," re-
piled Sancho, Sanoho no good to be bur
led; Sancho rather have de money or de
freedom besides if de debil should come
in de dark to look for massa, be might
mistake and take de poor negro man."
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A GRICUL u R Al.

FARM CRoPs--OATs.-Next to the hay
crop, that of oats is the largest raised by
farmers in this portion Of our state, and
for two or three years past, the yield has
been very abundant, compensating in a
great measure, for the deficiency in the
first!named product. Farmers are com
ing to the conclusion that they must de-
pend, to considerable extent, upon other
resources, aside from the grasses usually
made into hay, for the maintainance Of
stock during the winter. In the list Of
substitutes for this important crop, oats
must as yet rank number first, as the
straw, when harvested at the proper
time-which is when it is q little green
and housed in good condition is, as many
farmers maintain, nearly as good as hay
of midding quality, and the grain there
from, is fast becoming a standard article
of food for all kinds Of farm stock.
If it had not been for this unusually
excellent crop, and the abundance Of corr
raised in some sections, there must have
been a great scarcity Of hay, and still
greater of stack in good condition this
spring in q considerable portion Of the
state.
Perhaps we cannot say that oatsl are
adapted to all kinds of soil, but they are
usually sown anywhere and everywhere,
leadingSone to suppose that it did not
make much difference how, when or in
what condition they were got into the
ground" there would be q good crop
at least better than Of any other kind of
grain, under the circumstances.
This probably is true. If it is neces-
sary to subdue rough or wet piece Of
ground, oats will grew to some extent
when other crops would fail but they
will pay as well as any kind Of grain, on
land in good condition.
1t is no unusual thing for farmers to
raise from fifty TO one hundred bushels
to the acre, on such soils as are devoted
to wheat or corn, and at this rate it is an
important and profitable crop.
But it will not do for one to devote a
great extent of land 10 oats without due
regard to enriching the sans. II the
grass runs out, and this grain must be
sOwn to take its place, it will not be long
under this treatment, ere the soil will be-
come exhausted.
Oats should be sown early, the earlier
the heavier the crop, on wei prepared
land.
Sow such a quantity per acre as will
give the most profitable return-some
say three, some six bushels. Get the
best variety. The common kind Is good
still, perhaps some other is better
The Broom-corn or Black oats gave
yield of seyenty-dve and eighty bushels
to the acre in this town, (tranklin)
the past season--they are worthy Of
trial If the land is to. be seeded to
grass, if not wet or heavy, use the roller,
and there will be more than one benefit
from the operation. Harvest before
dead ripe, if the straw 10 wanted for fod
der, taking good care OF the same after
threshing, feed the 2rain on the tarm, and
your land will become enriched and your
purse well filled. FARMER.
St Al5a'as Messenger.
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E. j. Williams, Barton Vt.

Has been appointed sole Agent for Northern Vermont above
ST. Jonsbuy) for the sale Of the S NJ Co.'S Machines and is
fully authorized sell Machines and deliver them the residence
of customers at the price that they bought the
Mandatory
Citizens of Northern Vermont will the of transport
aon and receive full personal instructions regard operating
the Machine by purchasing of Mr.. Williams.
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ca Said 5. S. teacher to a playful
child, What would you have been with
out your pious father and mother :" The
little rogue replied, " / suppose ma'am, l
should have been an orphan
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gJ An alderman was heard 10 utter
the following corporation logic -
AN human things are hollow. Is is
contemplate to be hollow, therefore I'll
stuff myself as fall as I'm able"
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DWINNELLS' FURNITURE,

fIALL in and see our Sofas, Lounges, Parlor
~ Chairs and Rockers, Marble Top Tables,
Mattresses, Bureaus, Secretaries, Cane and Wood
Seat Chairs, Children's Cribs and Cabs. also
Collins, Gilt Picture Frames, Spring Beds with
Steel Springs that always spring. Also, Carpet
mgS, cheap and good Come and bring YOUR
produce, and all kinds Of lumber, hard cash or
credit. Our Furniture is Good land will tcin.
We won't blow" however.
j. +. & c. II. DWINNELL
Glover. April I, 1851
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e. a real lady never gossips. She
is too thoughtful, too amiable, too modest,
too wise to gossip. Gossiping women are
not womanly ladies.
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Re cOm IN G nd atiOns:

purchased Of the Imperial Sewing Machines of Mr. VIII
ams in October last and must say that has than
expectations is almost nconceyabe to those who have
employed of these machines the amount of labor
by it. think every mother Of family would consider it nval
liable when accustomed to the of it. They got W
strong, ornamental and durable manner and certain il
operations better half operates to her entire salts
action with scarcely an hours instruction.
CHARLES c. HARDY
Glover Jan. :, 1861.
Also refer to
Mr. F. A. Belknap Barton,
Mrs. George Ide Lyndon,
Mrs. VIM. L. Locke, Irasburgh,
Mrs E. Daley Coventry,
Mr. VIM. P. Clark, Irasburgh.
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81 Never insult misery, deride infrm-
ity, nor despise deformity.
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60 Look not upon sin, lest it tempt
thee; taste il not, lest it wound thee /;
touch it not lest it Kill thee.
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e. Let another's passion be lecture
to thy reason.
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APPLE TREES

DOR SALE few hundred fine Apple Trees
Il suitable for setting this Spring. Price, nat
ural fruit, in lots to suit thirteen dollars per hum
bred.
Also lot Of choice grated apple trees Price
twenty-five dollars per hundred, or any less
number az same rate
Enquire Of RICHARD LANG, at the Nun
sery, half a milo from Barton Depot lows
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j j j

YOU Will find at the Barton Drug Store a good
l. assortment Of
VARNISHES, JAPAN, GREEN,
Interchangeable for painting blinds,
CRAVING COLORS, WHITE LEAD
ground in oiD Paint & varnish Brushes, &c
Also new lot of KEROSENE LAMPS:
some beautiful patterns, and at l0i0ey prices than
last year. 4 prime lot of Kerosene Oh; all Of
which will be sold at satisfactory prices.
WIN. JOSLYN s. SONS.
Barton, Sept. H. 1850 %
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ssr Misery reaps the harvest Of vice.
Ca Big heads often belong to big fools.
g. The brave never know it.
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JOHN L. mUNNEwELL. Proprietor

! CHEMIST AND PHARRAcEUTIsT,
Nos Commercial Whcrf, Boston, Mass.
For sale by all usual wholesale and retail deal
crs in every town and city.
J AGENTS.-A. c. Randall, Irasburgh; VIM.
/ Joslyn Sons, Barton; Avian Hovey, West Al
| hany Amasa Scott, Craftsbury button &
I Hyde, Hydepark. Fred I. Smith, wholesale
agent, Montpelier.
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LAND FOR NAI,E,

OQ0 ACRES Fertile and valuable land for
-CO sale, four miles from Island Pond De-
pot, and one mile from the line OF the G. T.
Railway buildings new and good so far as COM
pleted; facilities for market as good as any 10
Orleans County; offered together or in lots
Also Stock, Farming Tools, and Household Fur
niture. For cash, this desirable property will
be sold very low. Time viii be given for a psrt
Of the price if required.
JAMES COWLEA
Morgan, March Is, lS6l.-l3w6*
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This valuable preparation, freed from all tn,
common componcnts, such as Opiates, or Expec-
torants, which NOT only IUH down the system, but
destroy all chance of cure, will hQ found to pos
scss the following properties, and 10 which the
most valuable testimonials may be found in The
pamphlets.
For Whooping Cough and as a Soothing Syr-
up it meets every want, and by early use viii
save the largest proportion OF TupturGs in chill
dreu which can be traced 70 Whoopng Cough.
Inordiuary Coughs aud Bronchial Complaints,
the fOrcruuuers OF Consumption, its splendid
tonic properties make 10 not only the most per-
feet enemy 10 disease, but builds up and sustans
the system againstarecuTcpce OF the Complaint.
No nursery should be without il, nor should pa
rents fail to get pamphlet, to De found with al
dealers, as tie only way to do Justiccto its value.
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OWEN DONEGAN.


About two years ago our little boy was taken
violently with the Group, and knowing that he
could not live until we could get physician, "
commenced giving DR.. n. G. Whites Elixir, and
to tine Joy Of all presen. he was entirely relieved
within twenty minutes.
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JORN IAWRENGE's NEW SHnp.

opposite Cooks world renowned " DEPOT. where
he will be happy TO receive visits from all who
want anything in the carriage or sleigh making
line Of business. All work done we'll and made
of the best material
Irasburph, Feb l. 1851
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SLEEP, AAO BOWEL C0MPLAINTS.

This great Neuralgia Remedy and Natural
Opiate calls for special attention and interest be-
ing free of Opium, Of any but its strictly yeget-
able and medica. properties. For Neuralgia
rheumatism, Gout, Tooth and Ear Ache, Spinal
Complaints, Bleeding at Lungs or stomach, Rose
or Hay Fever, Catarrh, and all minor Nervous
Complaints.
For Loss Of Sleep, Chronic or Nervous Head
Ache, Sick Head Ache, it has no equal, and 70
which we offer testimonials from undoubted sour
CCs.
For Dclirium Trsmcns it is a sure rorncdy.
For Bowel Complaints, including Cholera
MOrbus, it is splendidly adapted, in not only re-
moving the pains but acting as a physiC, great
contrast with Opium, which not only cOnstipates
and drugs the system, but makes the remedy
worse than the disease.
From Physicians we ask attention, and on de-
mand Formulas or Trial Bottles will be sent de-
yclOpiug in the Anodyne an Opiate which has
long been wanted, and in the Cough Remedy
such as rest entirely on one central principle.
From invalids we ask correspondence for Pam
phlets or explanation, without postage stamps"
Prices-Large Cough Remedy, 50 cts. per bottle.
Small Is " "
TgIu AnoGyua m
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CTOupFCIzTod.

TROY, w, Sept. II, 1850,
have used Whites Elixir for four years with
the utmost satisfaction. Especially for Group in
its worst stages il is sure remedy.
OWEN DoNEGAN.
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and overcome commissions, which, If not speedily
remldied, end in death. We believe IL the BRsT
AND suHEsr Remedy IN THR WORLD, in all cases
Of DYs INT Cry and DiARRGA in Children whether il
AFlses IRON teethlng or from other cause. WeWould
say TO every mother who has a child suffering from
any Of the foregoing complaints-do not let your nre
ndices nor the prejudices Of others stand between
your suffering child aud the relief that will be SURE
medicine, If timely used FUN directions for using
wll accompany each bottle None genuine unless ~
iac-slmihe Of CURTIS IL PERKINS, Nav
York, is on the outside wrapper.
VI Sold by Druggists throughout the world
Ptneipal Office, No. II Cedar ST, n Y
20 Price only rs ents per Bottle. II
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MRs. WENsEaw.

An experienced nurse and Female Plvsi~Rt
presents 90 the attention Of mothers her
SOOTHING syrup ron CHJIDREy
TEfTHING.
which greatly facilitates She process Of tcethine b
seltening ne gums, reducing all Inflammation i{
.--.r III -.Ln and .L..M.-L. -Et-Hu- .--. !.
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FRESH ARRTVAL.
SECESSION IN IRlSBURGH.

IVM. c. TALLNAN would inform the peo-
w pie of lrasburgh and vicinity that he has
seeded" from the old castle" and has taken
is grfqrfarc in,
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THOUSANDS OF CASES.

II not only relieves the child from pain but iryiy,
rates the stomach and bowels corrects nciditv and
gives tone and energy to the whole system. IL viii
almost instantly relieve
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GARGLE FOR SoRE-THRoAT.-Half
a pint of rose-leaf tea, wine-glass-full
Of good vinegar, honey enough to sweet
en- il, and very little Cayenne pepper,
all we'll mixed together, and simmered in
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Haverhill, n. H., Dee. y, 1861