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E.. STOKES, g.
AUCTI0NEER
For the>sa.Ie 6f.Negroes,
coassR OF FRANKLIN q; AND LOCUST ALLEY, 4
:. -. = RICHMOND. VIRGINIA. ' -.
Will Board Gentlemen engaged in the Trade,
AND THEIR SERVANTS.
September 49, 1859. 7b-emPd.
A VALUABLE JENNET FOR SALE.
yUyHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS Val.
Il LIABLE black JENNEf. She works we'll IN all
kinds of harness. as well in the plow and Is very
gentle She PAGES well, and is suitable for the saddle
She is but three years old will take e9S TOT net Ous
Poiasnh Sent IA 1862 75-3t
NOTICE..
TIME SUBSCRIBER, WHILE AWAITING IN RAIL
eph the construction of q machine by when, a.
though blind, he anticipates an indepenoencs
will thankfully receive employment in reseatng cane
bottomed chairs in style equal to the best imported
WORK. MS p'''e u '''''''' I. c. BUTTON.
p.,.;h sert IA 1919 75-3t.
POCKET WALLET LOST.
r OST, ON THE 9TH INSTANT, BETWEEN RAJ !l.
s93 an well as can $50 Confederate note,
one 500 Confederate six tens, mostly or all Coneaera
and about $25 in fves of n G. and s. C. bills fne D.
lance except one dollar bill of Bank OF Ocoe, Tenn ID
of IS Conederaes, down to ones, de- 1t also eon,sna
transportation paper from Lexington 10 Acnmo""' WIN
my name on the face of it.
reward of $40 will be paid for the delivery OF inc wa
lot and it's contents at the Standard Office Raleigh NJ
~ a'' ''' '''''.' DAVID Y0KLEY-
Sept l6, 1852. ~"
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EOR SALE-STOCK OF THE RALEIGH AMI
Il CASTOR Railroads. few shares.
Sept. e. 1862. 1T
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DAMAGED COTTON.
VHNHE EEUSE NUFACTURING COMPANY WILL,
Il pay for Damaged Cotton all it is worth also,
Tor Rags. H. w. Hustled,
Treasurer.
Raleigh, Sept 2, 1852. 7l-4w.
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I
RALEIGH September 9Th, 1862 !
General Orders,
No. 2.
II ALL PERSONS LIABLE TO MILITARY DUTY
lie under the Consumption law hereby required
come to the Camp Of Instruction. this City, at
Those doing will be allowed to seest the Infantry Reg
iments they wish to oin and unless FULL they will be
signed accordingly.
H. The Regiments of Infantry and Artillery duty in
each Company of Infantry and Heavy Artillery one
dred but not exceeding it and Light Batteries
hundred and fifty meE.
By command Of Brgadier General J. 6. MARTIN:
A. GORDON,
Assistant Adjusnt General.
Sept. l2, 1862. 7+4t.
"a All papers in the State copy four times.
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NEGROES WANTED,
KAN NEGRO MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO
OOO work on the Piedmont Railroad, now being
built between Greensborough and Danviile Liberal
w Dc raid For further particulars apply the
undersigned at Gresnsborough N. C.
L. WILKES 4 CO.,
Constructors r. r. r.
Greensboro, N. c., Sept. 10, 1862. 76-1tpd.
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Arm M0TdCE: .ru.Ry.
~ 1859; all Freghts between Weldon and Colamols
will Be- taken at local rates. charges will follow as at pre-
sent, and collections made at points OF dsnyery.
w, J. HAWKINS, Pres. K G. r. r.
PC CAMERON, N. c. R. X.
~ WIN. JOHNSTON, =" CAS-. OR. r.
Hors.-A Government Freight will be shipped as here
RaisIeh, n G., Dec. 81, 1861. 1T.
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NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED AS AID.
minstratrix with the will annexed of the late Seth
JONES' Of the County of Wake desires all hay-
ing claims against the estate to them for payment
or this notice Will be pleaded in bar of their recovery All
Dr. f. A. Crudup is my authorized agent to transact all
business pertaining to said estate Letters addressed to
me at Kossvie Wake County, will receive prompt atten-
uon. SARAH s. JONES,
Administrative
wax w., N. w., aug. "a, 1862 69-3m.
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A SUBSTITUTE WANTED.
A LIBERAL PRICE WILL BE GIVEN FOR ONR
"A As years old. Apply at the Standard Office.
Sept. 5, 1862. 72-tf
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Hsadquarters, Partisan Ranges,l (
General Orders, ~ ''p'' ~ -''''
No. 1.
ALL COMPANIES CONNECTED WITH THIS
delay. 'A''' 1'"''''' "i'"'"'
All persons authorized to recruit for this Regiment
oy Oo'. 3 :. wheeler or It, Col J. T. P G. Cohoon will
BY order offs. J. WHEELER, Col Commanding:
@ WIN. A. PUGH,
Sept. 10, 1862 4s~st
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DRUGS AND MEp1c1NEs

BAGS BAGS. 700 POUNDS CHIcoRY, A WHOLE.
3. i ana the best substitute known for COFFEE
Raleigh, Sept. IL. 1852. INV" o 7xNtf
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Agents for Iss2.

The following persons will &C. MS agent
in the places named, until further notice
and where our friends do not make pay
ment at this office, they can do so to til,
agents, as follows:--
Saxton's River, II. c. Wiley.
Rockingham, S. l.. Billings.
Jamacia, ID. G. Dexter.
Towushead, +. ID. Sawyer.
Athens, j. G. Redfield.
Windham, n. w. Wood.
Jacksonville, n. l.. Sietsom
Brookline, Asa Flint
Londonderry, j. l.. Pierce, Z. Walker.
Grafton, Samuel Phelps.
Springfield, Geo. c. Porter
Chester, George II. Barrett.
Ludlow, Z. j. Whitcomb.
Plymouth, l. ii. Archer.
Putney, L. B. Campbell.
Felchville, G.. A. Davis.
SO. Windham, L. Pierce, Jr.
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On the evening Of the 3lst ult., while
Mr.. Knapp, broker at No. 9, Merrimac
street, Boston, was in his Office, some UNI
known and bold rogue passed stout stick
through the handle of the outside door, and
breaking pane of glass in the window
where specie and bank notes were exposed,
put his arm through the aperture and seiz-
ing about S25 iE bills and specie, succeed
ed in efecting his escape, leaving the pro-
prietor prisoner inside.
The postal receipts for letters carried
during the last quarter of 1861 are but lit
tie less than during the same period last
year, when the mails went all over the I'M
ion. The cost of transportation is three
millions less.
A man at Chicago has, after much
thought, brought out an invention which
promises TO be great thing The inven-
lion consists Of tive padded cushions, one to
he strapped on the hack of the. yonng
skaters head, and the other to the back of
his coat tails. 1t is supposed that man
ayers Of skating parks will al once order a
supply for the use of their patrons, for,
when using the cushions, person may fall
ever so hard without cracking the ice.
A gang Of coffin robbers have been de-
tected at Weston, Somerset county, Eng.
land. The leader was the sexton of the
church, and the party were accustomed to
open vaults break collins with tools, cut out
the lead lining, and take this lead with the
coffin handles and plates, to sell as old me-
tai. The wood of the coffin and the bones
Of It's inmate were broken up and slowed
away in further corner Of The vault. This
has been going on for over three years, and
at least fifty coffins, including those of some
of the prominent people of the neighbor-
hood-noblemen and others-haye been
thus outraged.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-07
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

atmarkei 5ip Cattle about 10 Beeves and AZ Store
consisting OF Working xeI Mich Cows and two
Snree ears old
S5i500o second quality SOS third quahiy, ~ g =
Orliu sry. -
Working oxen, 5000 900 q 90.
Cows and CAvgs-S3J : 00a SJ6.
Yearngs SUeo q % 00i two yearsold SO q I'll three
years Id Is go
sheep anbs-2350 At market Pricesin OTIS, SO 60
"a $500 % each. Extra 80 90 % r. or &c 5c y ID
hides q &c. rallow, a SIC.
Pets 81 ., 9 II 50 each Cali SKINS q 2. y d.
Renarks.Ihe market we'll stocked o-dsy With cat
tie and sheep and well attended By buyers The eatts
vhe ef good quslitf generally aud prices about
last week The average for extra cattle $50 per cwt
Although there about three times the number Of sheep
than week heJ sold quick weeks quotations.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-07
THE MARKETS.

BOSTON. Feb. 8
FLOUR AND CRAVING quote sales at S. % q SIS 20
Germ, zee. Oats 43c. Rye, &c. White Beans 81 80.
HAY.-si5 a l6 p ton.
PROVISIONS. Lard, s! q Ole. Smoked Hams, q &c
Butter. extra, Is "a Die; common, Il az lie Beef, II q
Is 20 y hbl. Fork $500 q IA p bbl. Cheese, q &c.
wooL.--Sales at4S q 52c. p lis.
TEA AND CoFFEE,-The demand for Tea is good, snd
prizes still tending upward Ooongs 60 S5c. Souchongs
IS q Csc Gunposdor, soc. 81 TO-; Young Tyson, do
Tyson skin, 90 Soc. Ionkay, do. Mocha Coffee 2Ic
Java, 26c, St. Domingo. Doc. Rio, 21c.
sUGAR.-IIavanns, white, l0I q lie; do brown, u q
l0c. Porto kico, u a &c Cnba Musccyade. u q Sic
Manila Tic Boston crushed ii c Coffee crushed, losc
PIsH.-Coddsh 81 10 q so y quinta; Nackerel So q
II 40-from medium is to ass Picked Herring, 81 q 81
y bbl-for poor TO good
C0rroS.--ordnary, Sac.; Middling, 3ic Gulf, 35e.
MISC ELL ANEOUS.-Candies % a 2sc. Rice, &C. Salt
- 50 b had Satpetre, lie Ginger. lie. Pepper Zoe
Brandy % 70 q 70 y gas Sc Croix Rum, 81 0 "a 20
iers Grass 50 CASTLE Soap lac. Brown sheetugs
"a g lscfrom 80 inch to as inch Drs-0 inch brown.
l6c. IS inch bleaehed l6sc do. blue Ice. Ticks 10 q
Doc. Ginghanis, Is lac. Cotton Faanne l6 q 20c =
Prints. III lac. uusays, Is zoe Crash, u g lie.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-07
Died.

In Windham, Nov II, LILA ESTELIA tiniant dsush-
ter Jan. q, GEORGE FRANKLIN, aged years months
chdren of d. i, aud q. J. Graham.
In West Brattleboro, Jan 90, EBEN PUTNAM, aged G6
In West Dummerston Jan 30, Mrs SALLY sTIckNEY,
widow OF the late Benz Sckncy aged IS.
In Springfield, Jan. ID, very suddenly, Miss ABfAII
WHITNEY, aged 81 years.
In West Windsor, Dec %, Mrs PllEBR KENDALL, wiz
Of ednund Kendall aged Is Years.
At Green River, Jan. 10, Mr.. SOLOMON cIIsBEE ased
SO years. F
In Wilmington JAN "a Mrs. L0yINA, rect OF the late
Benjamin Averill aged So years, 8 months
In Drewssie, n, H., Jan. II, Mrs cLARsNDA A. DREW
wife of Francis Drew, and daughter Of the Samuel
Hsrtwcll Of Langion. aged so ycars.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-07

Col. Deitzlrr, of the first Kansas yolun-
teers, threatens retaliation on the rebe!
guerillas, as follows Some cowardly reb-
els fired into my rear guard. between Davis
and little Tabbo creeks, on the 9Th inst,
mortality wouuding a sergeant. This is a
favoritc mode of warfare in Missouri. The
fiends in small parties, select position be-
hind trees, fences, &C., fire upon the Union
troops as they pass. and then run. As the
individuals who commit these murders make
good their escape in almost every Instance,
humanity and justice require that the crimes
committed by them should be retalisied up
on their aiders and abetters, who are less
bold but equally guilty. ! have therefore
ordered to be arrested large number of
wealthy and influential sesessionisls Who
give aid and countenance TO Prices army.
They will be held responsible for the good
behavior of their miserable hirelings. The
assassination of one man OF my command,
will be followed by the shooting or hanging
Of at least five Of these wealthy rebels.
We would be glad 20 meet any number Of
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LATEST NEWS.


The Senate did a good job on Wednes-
day. Jesse d. Bright, who recommended
an improved iire-arm for jeff Davis to use
against the Government, was expelled by
a vote Of 30 to Is.
There is no news of interest from the
Burnside feet
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-07

POWERS iRSTlTUTg,
BeYnardgt0n. Ma ISIS.

THE Spring Term Of this Institute will begin upon tbs
L. LAST WEDNESDAY OF FEBRuARr. and continue eleven
weeks, unfer L.. +. w RID,
l.. o. EMERSON, SEVERN SCHNEI.L. CHAS. G ALLEN
MISS S. L. LEACH, MRS. L. II. WARD, and Assistants.
To meet the demand of the times for economy. Rooms
completely furnished retained for those who desire
board Themselves also board with all incid,ntas
nishcd at the Boarding House, and in private families,
81 rs per week
Powers Institute fits large Glasses for College for Teach
Of Common schools for Educated Farmers for the
various VACATIONS of Business IL possesses Maps Charts
Philosophical Astronomical Mathematical lrats
complete, and continually nstd in Illustration
Send for Catalogues, Circulars, Board, Sc, to
L. Y. WARD.
Bernardston, Mass, Jan. q. 1862 6s
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Head Quarters 4th VT. Reg't,
CAMP GRIFFIN, Jan, l6, 81.

CAvENpIsH.-The company recruited al
CavendiSh (being the 4th recruited at that
place) by Lieut.. Dutton, went into camp
with The 9Th regiment at Rutland on FRI
day last week. A few more able bodied
men are wanted 10 fill up The company
The commissioned officers are Captain, Sal
mon Dnttol OF Cavendi,h; LIST Lieut., G
NJ. r. Howard of Cavendish; aud % Lieut.,
L. II. bingham of Ludlow.
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Married.

In Wilmington, Jan % by Rev Mr. Bslou, Mr.. VIII
LIAM FOX OF Shelburne Fails, Ms. aud Mrs. IlIEODO-
GA HOUGHrON OF Wilmington.
In Athens, Jan, ~ by Rev. II. Fletcher Mr. ROSWELL.
II. CHANDLEK of Chester, and Miss MARY Il daughter
OF Otis Leland, ESQ, Of Athens.
In Brooklinc. Jan 81 by Rev. John Smith, Mr.. ASsoN
FLINT OF Coeraiue Mass and Miss LUCINDA BENSON
of b.
In West Halifax, Jan % Mr. GEORGE y. TUCKER and
Miss CYNTHIA LARRAHEE.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-07

confederate troops in fair fight; but this
internal bushwhacking shall not be prac-
iieed upon The men Ct my command, with
ont enforcing the severest penalties of the
law Of military retaliation"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-07

As we get no commission on the above
rates, all orders must positively be accom-
panied with the cash, and a three cent
stamp, to pay for order of publication want
ed. Address A. n. Swain, Bellows Falls,
Vermont.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-07

SEVENTH REGIxENT.-Nine companies
of the 9TH regiment are now in camp at
Rutland, and the last one was expected on
Tuesday. 1t is reported that the regiment
will leave within three weeks.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-07

MILITARY LEvEE.-The Saxton's Riv-
err Home Guards will hold a Levee at
Wilder's Hall on Thursday evening of next
week. Refreshments will be furnished, and
the arrangements are all on the most liberal
scale, aud no doubt the occasion will be one
of much interest aud enjoyment.
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Clubbing with the Times.

The price of the TINES is l,25 TO all
in Windham and Windsor counties--to
single subscribers, or where we have no
clubs, 81 so, in advance. We are also au-
thorized TO furnish the following publica-
tions 10 those of our subscribers only, at
the following rates fer one year -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-07

Among the articles found IN Gen. Zollicof
fer's camp at Mill Spring, Kentucky, we're
10000 pounds of sugar, 10000 pounds OF
coffee aud 10000 pounds Of tobacco.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-07
PRIZE POETRY.

Let Chisftsns boast 81 deeds IN var,
And Ministries their guitar,
A ushier theme my hsE7s it Ais
In praise Of ukERIeE's mstcAiess Pills.
Their fsund 10 every land-
AMID Hussia's suoss-xud Aires and
Ttlcir enuirors ~oTks the papers hlts,
Produced b. II kRzicx's matches Pills.
naes disease afdies srns an dsest
his charasing compound VII ss4roh Il cut.
And heath a-ziu your system I'll,
II yea d q -acs to IirEzlcx's PTS
T1ryrc safe OR aIl-both old and yo9nr
Their praises every tongue.
riscass diSarmei 10 longer kfis
since <s are blss-e,i ~iih lIezzlcx 5 Pills.
y rut Up With EaEiss Spanish German, and Preneh
vrsetions fries Is eents PER Isl Srar "a
tes-ss<sneat cn AIRS = u
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. . $4,000 in Use! q
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
H . II - "A H H !!

NHE residence Of the late Albert Billings of Ascutnsy.
u VILE VT Is offered for sale together with half or the
Household Furniture terms and posses
sion given any time to suit the purchaser.
ihe place was formerly kept Hotel FIR which II is
adapted 1t unnecessary those living in this W.
cinty that the House and all the buildings connected there
with have been thoroughly remodee without regard to az.
feet repair.
Inc House Is Of brick two stories and finished ace, with
handsome Hall attached Spacious barns sheds ara
the premises capable Of accommodating large number
Of horses.
Fivo acres of land belong to the estate
considerable portion Of the purchase NAV remain Oh
bond and mortgage at the option of the purchaser.
For further particulars apply the subcrjt on the
premises. MIS- AiUEllr HiIIiNGS
Ascutneyylle, Vt, Dec. 90 1861 525
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nERRICK'S hid STRENGTHENING PLiSTERS

Cures In FIVE hours, Pains aud Weakness Of the Breast Side
and Back, and Rheumatic complaints in equally short
period of time. Spread beautiful white ab skin their
subjects the Inconvenience aud each
will from week to three months Price Isl
erfks Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Pasters sold by
Dru gfss and Merchants IN al parts Of the United States
eansas ard Souh America aud may be obtained by calling
for them by their full
Sold in Bellows Fails BY O. r. Weeds aud John W. Moore
31-lyl pB. l.. Il. IlERRIcK a CO. Albany, NY
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LELAND SEMINARY,
T0WNSHEND, VERMONT.

NHE Spring Term of this Institution will commence
l. WEDNESDAY FEB 26. under charge Of
G.. H. LANE, A. B.,
assisted by Teachers of the FIRST class in every department
The Trustees and Principal solicit the patronage of all
those who wish their children receive thorough prac
teal instruction For particulars address the Principal
or II. FLETCHER, D. D., Pres
4-S G. CLARKE, NJ. D, secy.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WE the subscribers being duly appointed by the Hon
VI Probate Court for .he district of Westmnst
msoner to receive examine and adjust all claims and
nands of a persons against the of JONATHAN s.
PErrENGL tate OF Grafton in said district deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto and
six months from the third day Of January 1861 being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose do therefore hereby
give Norcg that will attend the business Of said
appointment at the late residence of the deceased in Graf
ton, in said District, the 2sh day of February and the
9Th day Of June next from 10 O'Clock A. NJ n o'clock
p NJ on each Of said days
CHARLES BARRETT, ,,.;,;
Z GEO. III. BARRETT, I e'"'"''SS'o''e's
SALLY B. PErTENGHL, / So.
EDWARD II. PETTgNGnL, '1H' >
Jan. 81, A. D. 1862
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4 q would announce to our readers that
have made arrangements by which We
prepared TO receive all kinds Of book
Ing. The work will be done in the
superior manner, and we are quite
= will give satisfaction. Orders solicited
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-07

SINGULAR AccIpENr-A singular ac-
cident occurred in the south part of jana
cia, near Wardsboro, on Monday. The 9th
pit While Daniel Stocker, and his son
George, were engaged in breaking a road
near their dwelling, the wind, which was
Moving a gale at the time. carried the hat
q the former. away, while the latter saying,
~Fasher, you 60 into the house, while / get
JOUR hat" started of ia chase Of it. /,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-07

CoNyESTIoN OF PROBATE JUDGES
AT the convention of judges and registers OF
probate, held at the Franklin House, in
Rutland, Jan. 30, ten districts were repre-
eented. Among the delegates was Judge
Warner of Castleton, who has held the
Office 30 years, and has also been register
s years, and Judge Munson of Bristol
who has held the Office of judge 26 years.
This speaks well for the courts. and the
people also. State Auditor Bradley, oil
81. Adams, Judge Warner of Castleton, and
c. II. Chapman of Cavendish, were APP
pointed committee to call second con-
vention, and report statistics to the same.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-07

A HeAx.--The story going the rounds
OF zhe papers that rebel, who had previ-
ously made the acquaintance Of pair of
sisters in New York. and killed brother
Of theirs in the battle Of Bull Run, &c, is
all heax. Ii started from a rebel news
paper al Lynchburgh. We have letter
from the postmaster at Waterbury this
week, stating that no such person ever lived
there as Thomas Holeaes, the repated broth
err said 10 have been killed. or his sisters.
The whole story is myth
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-07
MANHOOD:

HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED!
Just Published In Sealed Envelope Price Six Cents.
Lecture the nature, treatment, and radical
Spernatorrhea, Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Ennis
sons, Sexual Debility aud Impements marriage gener
ally, Nervousness Consumption Epilepsy and Fits; Men
tai and Ply steal lncapacty resulting from SefAbuse &c
by Robt j. Caverwei, N, Author Of the Green Book
&c.
The word-renowned author in this admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his experience that the awful
sequences Of Sefabuse be removed without medicine
and without dangerous surgical operations bouges nsr
ments rings cordals, pointing mode Of
certain aud eecual, BY witch every sufferer matter
What his condition may be may himself eheapiy, pr
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thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal in plain envelope, any address
the reeept Of six cents postage stamps by address
ing DR., CliAS. !. C. KLINE,
ely III Bewerf, New York, p. 0. Box, 1885,
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10. "a No. IS No 81 No. %.

noCr. GiffosD'S HOMEOPATHIC euRATfyES.-
ONo 81 prescription put up in neat boxes at p
the Of sshoxsass. sold BY O. T. Woods Bellows
Falls; spd y. Thorn Brsttcbaro; Agents Adiress per
mail Phiip lee lS5 Nnf4u street. Ne-i With grice
and the ueiciae will be ent e. Manual fprusied gTs
It's see that Philip Lees nauie Is on s2cA bsxs
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ca 0 l. D F RIEND S .as
IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills.

THE REST FAMILY CA.
fliARTIC in the world, used
twenty YEARS by Eve millions
Of persons annually; always
give satisfaction; contain no.
thinginjurious; patronized by
the principal physicians aBd
surgeons in the Union; ele-
gantly coated With sugar.
Large boxes rs cents; Ave
boxes for one dollar. Fall d..
rections with each box.
TALLAHAssEs. i.Eos Co, !
Florida, July IL, 1850. !
To DR.. IIerriek, Albany, N Y.
Big DrGY Doctor I'll write
this to inform you Of the Won
derful effects Of your Sugar
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ter three years been affected with bilious
Of the system sadly imparng health which
has been steadily failing during that period When in New
Having the fullest confidence la the Judgment Of my friend
obtained supply Of MessFs Barnes Park, Druggists
Park How. New York On returning home ceased all
other treatment aud administered your Pills each nyht
The 10 her feelings. complexion DIGESTION etc
surprised ALL rapid and permanent rest grafton to
health has been tie result We used less ave boxes
and consider her entirely we'll consider the above just
tribute to you Physician and trust 1t viii be
Of inducing many adopt your Pills family msai.
cine. / remain, dear sir. with many thanks.
S. q. = UNISON.