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deal better than they had sadly disappointed.
He spoke w the dcvoton OF the democratic party tho
NORM 70 the hArot slavery which had been the nurss
iny moshsr On the party They cung 10 that old rotten
caroAD - though was the marital remains Of tho
mother who bore them. had voted them into once
and kept them there and hence they desired 10
the existence OF the harlo But the democratic party
was 90 d. and sii they had TO do TO see IL dsceuuy
buried. We were linked eloser to tho South than
ever bsofs BY sbe sacred dust tho patriotic soldiers
Of The republic which Was committed b, her bosoms
Those hsd dened treason IN s lsr woui DO
forgotten but the dear old flag would float iumphanty
over them And protect them forever. fiood cheers
Tho IHspusr announced thai Massachusetts bai gonS
overwhelmingly republican, and that Boston gave ves;
Andrew gain since last year OF over four ihonsrd.
(loId cheers for Gov. Andrcw.)
A Mr.. clARx dragged "John Byowne Body" hue
further assisted In that duty By The andieoee
sahg tho chorus Justify, fcbwed BY A additional
halleuiah given In true hsthodIsn s) te
when Mr. srrStxa snncupced the rSccttoa % Co'oneI
wo,d Mayor Brooklyn. lhe badirg shook with thu
dsmonstra,i as of Joy Vi this result.
40 was now nearly eleven oclocks VA eoSecstco
that the Judcsry ticket scratched and sne returns
could not be had I'll morpins they had better ednur1J
Ths feeling prevalent that tho Union ticket wse
elected by an immcnse mspriy In tbs state shas u0e4
result o tho contest through tho public jourua. Buq
the crowd not permitted IN separate untl NY
hoard tho ntynfth speech from tho President, Which,
In The form of incident that der hk own
observation wbio whiting ono of the dsriots 10 an uU
town wnrd lie observed strong healthy German wopan
approach the polls with handful ~ which shA
Desired 10 deposit In the box she said her husband ssa
amnsei At her rsply, which was-"iiow dee yoa snow
I'm q w0msnv'
The meeting was dismissed with tho Benedc.iob by
the ubiquitous, facctious. oqunc our a.ycr spin'sr"
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Ne.Elsetssn Of 0svernor Andrew-Grses
Falling Or IN the Ds smoevssic Vote, &e.
psros, Nov. o, 1858.
The thrown 10 the stutc to-day comparatively
small but the republicans have mads nearly eompisis
sweep OF every thing.
In Boston the complete vote for Governor foo's MP
Andrew. e32l; rAno 3,eo.. Msor,,y fcr Andrew, 2AL
Republican gain ou the vote of iast YER s,oo0.
Tho city Of Rosbury gives Andrew l,os9i Papo, $40.
Tho vote last year -Andrss. s13, reyps (oprcsI
tion), ,2od
Salem gives Andrew 22s Paine, a7I. last year An
drew, ,3ss; 10, ens, s.3 y
Charlcstown gives Audrow ! 49, Pafe, 800. Lase
year Andrew, l.sss; Deyens, Cs5.
~ IN doubtful whether the Oppoaf havo elected moro
thsn six representatives. 10 the Legislature, nrd ,hey NpI
prob. .bly not cloct single senator
Nm gives IL votss tor the entrs republican sesesb
onc against u.
Springfield gives Andrsv 1 900. Paine s2s.
~, -four counties elect oil republican fcnatrs,
and probably all republican representatives.
Hnyerhi i-Ahdre~. ess Paine 2o2 Republican
Fall River -Androw, ia Pane, 81
LowelI--Andfew, LIZA Paine, ees. Republican ssn
Worcester Andrew, 1910; Paine, sTT. Republican
We have returns from i25 Of the elss ana prinolpaI
towns OF tho state. showns tho folonhg resai 'Ar.
drew, 652A Pane is.22o. Majority tof Andrew
q Ioa
rue towns 10 come viii largely ,ncre lba majority,
which ~ probably ooms up TO 1890 an rwar' ILs
.@s ys, ~ !" o. Ss sso op.u ave, ySs %
Last ysAr tho cp.@sition yc,o 81 900 now u sD
hardly reach 20 600 outside u ~ stD DO mol hear
the election Il sngic opp si,ion representatives.
II IN bolicycd that thn ecu@ic will DO unaI IlucgsAy
I nrn.
The ypis for Govsrnor La, year as loiows- -.
Andrew ropn o'can W.
DcysDr, democrat. o. 78t
Republican M losty 20 SO
The ioinwtrg The names ~ thu republican ftst1
| ofcsrs elected -
| Governor or....................John A. Ardrsw
| LleutctaIt Governor joel iiasd~s.
| sccF eta ~ STATE .......... Oliver NAfncr.
| treasurer .................. .Hcnry X. uiver
| Au'it1 'it1r...,.................fn .fngi Reed.
/ Attorney General. ~i.t Foster.
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NEW JERSE

EissfioM In JsSssy Ctsy, uobokeW ana
Sswsrk-pAvssai sseesss Of the Onion
/ Ttehes, So.
Tho annual fan election Toe sens,ors srsnoi, rass
sherns md coroscrs, tok p yesterday w New jersy)
md up late hour the rstsrs Gom various parts er
year.
In Jersey city, tho friends q t,h PARTIES vortsi
diligently the entire day the of their rspss.
tive ,ekeis Ad there po, he ,fEs,es, disyostIoa
manifested TO create suy di.,a'baree.
The race appeared to bs oa The election n To sheriff
and Assmb ymeu, ana from hs returns rsosvei 70 -
e,rh, o'cioex ibese 10 dsubt bit n<ruard ue,naHy
ld' mosrs) hs. 90 re eee,si crsr ysa ofs trnion)
by lve hunirei majority
ln The hrs, A'senpy dlstrc, issoy tiT, ~ilcb CON
rrises the rs, sd eona -stis Lli (democrat1 -ts
shead q ir'dei ttnnn sifhi ocoA miy'hfse vo'e~.
sas E oonce cd tta' b. " 'e fcct.f.
III "a "s ma ss,s 10 ~.rS. y s-s, ey ~ ss sa W. "a
unusually sr.e Tho fr p1a Of ufly frnolJ calm
tn, be !. elected over niAsshiia tfsm'srail ~ iTsny
Van go,st ,rsnp) y .s,lea "a iha Thha 4sgici byA
's' rs -. s.'i Ss2a S,.si rsass W. 'S Ciss.5. .os
owe, charo'srisir C'nbuj ~ prer 10 tsair,a ria
Tram N ts,qrns a ne Ti,L a..i<, rarysA QCs.gs)
b. iArse r,syri,y. a fi'a f1r iise reInei i.Ans
psrres, ,hs ooo,sst ~ss y.sy aaesins sBs ~ VITO
oonntsi sp v ssh, o.ess& sso- hsfesiis llhips) =
fe.lay ~ss bs"shi against ia,ssr ssrusnss
hecsase D. v'fsd n f-sof = TIE reae fst1a,hn Miro
duS@f frtc ths Jc fsafs Nff iff MtttNr.
lro,s the rsturur vhirt ftosiFtf lat sftfing
itrrs q nhi brt sb.i III den emmy gAiEs y -
tnFn Ip.spbsrs al assembly
10 ss~.,s tis ,'rcisa usa.rs-.si yery sssay -
ibsre ss mseh eos .eiisis olrsrsAbs 70 .he 'sr9a
than " "a sl important AZ ffeofcu. rfr Tl'r,
however cas- lsly isfss lhat ~. - a. tis aie tss
for hsyas, and sh0~s th.i @aggh iltfol sfelft
~ f,yesfs By cQurtfsrabl1 tnaflrJ.
Tsnolds ffemo~ssfl st~i 20 tieeirt fhsrf q Iteex
county over I't~rs~n ffniur ~ hffe uialrfNys
ssssL. Hssff.
Rep icans ans.................. ,!
I~tDocf fAts. ......-... ..fst.ts4 70 "
mui-n5s, ny, ., Itf1
BsrinsSse county e,cu rhr~~ usia aai Gao us
dsmyssi NE Assernby. snd rtkc -hffa s1i cerk -
ss hssdrs< nAyoray. Unoa ssh egg h.t ystr tssf'H
seyen tgt1ref
Rs ported Rtst ss Maatsoa-Two Housss
navaea.
ss~.ss. Hs7 ., ,ffth
A fb rspos,sd II hAispon. Two borsss w@ys tvssf.
We cannot obtain ssy fustbes p~ssNslsSs ~ gfetg-
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the VOTE IN TINE STATE.

csssarsuguS County Randolph, 10 rsioa ns,asisy
Psryssurs. isa Talon masssty; olsau, "a uaioa ma.
jsrisy.
Anssnasy county--AmIiy, is rn'ou majority
Asdev~, lS2 rnsos uASoriiy Alfred, at uoIon ms,rit.
ohasssssds Csvssj- sj-6hsussnqai, Ias unIoa MAJORITY,
Dunhirk, 70 ds4ocraue majority; w~sosld 22A snioo
nArgiyi r1tASA 70 Us,sa hAierlyi e3ty, a psiql
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AssrmslvMrH flrcrtu

DIT. Ssw ropx.
1-Jacob T. smith, democrat.
Tn. I. Kirk, democrat.
3-Georse W. Curtis, demo, rat.
Al. B Murray. democrat
t--Hcnry Rogers, dem crat.
CIV. ,. Burke, democrat.
7-Esastus G. B<nedlcf, Republican gam.
e--wm. CIouny, Democrat.
e--e. g. Reed, dsmocfat republican gsip.
lo--A. Eichon, democrat.
1f--C. or Bryant, democrat.
12-J. o. lyon, dennc A.
I3-M sny der, rep bllcsn gain.
14-f. stevenson. republican gain.
16--s. n. fincsncy democrat.
1e--hrbsei Mcfanb, democrat.
lT-sydncy p. inraham, Jr., democrat
wUrcuDuna o0cSTf.
1--F. w. Ciiy, dsmccrs
IA. n. lockwood, d~rec crat.
o-eslAr Creeory, defsocrst. gain
rrrcrsss cotrrr.
1t = Dutcher, der,ocras
2--John Crsner, fsssbicsn.
rADnoS oovyrf,
y ", Lppib rsvubIicsn.
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wosAys Hail

ga 80 srsned q, ir y lhs pcee l~, sv.thg A. sshs
s'eccsi Ad rom ut bear cnu ten, sAbsrps ooyA
ssssntod absp, u. ceor- u this s-Aslsbmsn,. PIT
81 -ss dassnsss SOD nas,inctpsss wnhs the bullssx
ssi. Ess fo.tAry hsh, shous rom us ransrs .
~rdest q ihs bAl sos bxsssv hung evi ssy
phsrs sot aslsn q Bfs os MOTION -s say -hss 70 ss
ss.- MAJ pssseas uppes,d sAAs ~ NeSAs psph hAA
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oRANuH COUNTY.
IA. Nation, republican
f-H. n. LOOMS, republican.
S-Harvey Paiiner. republican.
a COUNTY. r-. u .r.I.
1-Esniamln N. Closs. rspablsoaa.
3-Winiam q. Robinson, repub lean.
a-tgfai NJ svsr.srr counrV. IIr. .s p
2--Alexandcf o,coss republican.
COUNTY
Harris Parr, dsmecrst
Thomas Me- arty, dsmrcrat
Morgan tiikiLs, republican.
Wa l. Oswald, dean ersa
oxnSpAoA oouxTy.
!. Albert l. Green, rspabscan.
. Thomas q. Aivosd, ,rspsblicAn-gAin. ra
.. c. Shoemaker, republican.
snoonn COUNTY.
Nulford Northup, republican.
ucHnoSD corNr.
VIM. A. Rutan, democrat. . .t
JrtLrn M COUNTY.
wn. T. Post, republican. GAIN.
nouu0xmv cormy
John G. Smith, republican. Gain.
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MINNESOTA.

We hsvs vevy fee rssuu, iror Hissssoss, sss Iy7.
cleo, . s~o~n " -ssrant n oJss itsi ~ "hs'1
rsysbcxn rssis tFsss has ssecssSi ~ % hSsAfss
nssrsy 1hs foissns ss ns salts y NJ sG<f's
sisctsf-
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changed their headquaters but tho mot careful INJURY
fsIlei to establish such fao After patiently waiting
Tor two hours. The ultimate daty reporter, ~
Late hour oi The evssrGs 70 retire. - there wAs no
chance whatever VI an organization Of any kind.
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w.s,.ou-rw, Itousss
MISSOURI

10 ne cssy .s~ssDsa - nsDnfssi, n~opf, ystsv~sy,
the republican ,icss as s<ei@i ~ 1ss nAssry.
r. cr~ep 90. sisctsd hsro'
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THE UNION TRIUMPHs,
o.. n 90. rln Ae.

N returns Of ths election In this city yesterday
liet Comparatively small vote, tho dscrsass coming
eeAesly from the dsnaoerssc party.
6evsrass ssymour's majority in tho State last year
~ los7 which has been almost wiped out in this city
kiess. e9s ..1r7. .a r
sseably reach the neighborhood Of twenty thousand
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TINE VOTE IN BROOKLYN.

Brooklyn (viih nfssss districts 10 fom) sives tho
following vote fos Secretary of ssAsss-
pepev, reP.....s.s.'..s sss.s....,,."...... 1901
~ gohn osm 1s2<
Tho other oaadIdates fos sAss ocss have about the
same vote
Colonel Alfred ~ WOOD, The unioa candidate s elected
Mayor BY over go majority ovs Prince, the regular
democrat Mayor KaIbesseh psisl about . 900 votes.
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WISCONSIN,.

N. t,o-ias 90. lhs u No ss~iy s<.,sa sS.sa
49,. my ar. su fsygtixans-
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ELECTIONS IN OTHER STATES.
MASSACHUSETTS.

ne.E lection Of Gevernor Audrew-Greae
Failinv or IN the Ds snoevssic Vote, dc.
IL sros, Nov, q, lsc3.
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EisstioM in jersey Ctsy, Uoboken and
sswsrk-PAvstsi sseesss OF the Union
Ticket. A<.s
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mss-n3s. ny, ., Itf1.
Barilnssoe county ei,cr ihr~~ usie.sts a1i cso uy
ssmy.si NE Asssmbiy. Ard rtkc -hffa s1i cert -
'is hssas.< mAyray UnIDa ssh ggg h.t yss tsa'il
tatfrsf
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
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result II alorg and extensive practice They mi
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Painful transformations removing all osructicns whether
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which from interruption of nature
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
WAS the comm of in the treatment OF
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many premature grave. No female enjoy good
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takes place lhe general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the effective remedy known for all complaints
peculiar Females To all classes they invaluable in
ducing with certainty periodical regularity They are
known Thousands who have used them at different pc
To Throughout the country having the sanction of
OF the eminent physicians in Anericp
Explicit diree stating when they should not be used
with each boxthe price 81 per box, containing from 90 TIC
90 pills.
Pills sent by mail promptly by renting to the Proprie
tor. Sold by Druggists generally.
K. b. HUTCHlNGs, Proprietor,
20 Cedar St.. New York.
OIL Woods, Agent Bellows Falls c X. Villas Paper
Nil Village; A. r. Johnnot, Walpoei G. iils keene,
2z-ly
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Married.

In this village Sabbath evening March l. by Rev Mr.
Gardner, MIR. NM NJ. BRITToN, If Windsor, and Miss
MELINDA L DAVIS, of Westminster.
In Wood took Feb. 10 by A. l.. Pratt, Mr. AUSTIN
SLOAN aud Miss MARY H. SMITH, both of Bridgewater.
In West Wardsboro Feb Is by Rev c. Brooks PETER
MORRIS aud HARRIET n. INGHAM
In putney, Feb, "a by Rev. D. Kngsbury, Mr.. JOSEPH
W. SMITH, and Miss MARTHA q. BLACK. Also. by the
sane the time and place, Mr.. EDWARD S. BALD
WIN, and Miss JOSEPHINE BLACK, ali of Putney.
In Lincoln, Feb. "a, by Rev. c. A. Stevens, Mr.. jack
son Il JULD of springfield and Miss HAIsRIET H. PEN
HAM, of Lincoln.
In Brattleboro Feb H. by Rev. D. H. Ranney, Mr.
SYLvANUS RUSSELL, of Newfaue, and Miss CLARA
GooDEAOUGH, OF Green River, Guiiford.
In Northampton Mass. Feb 10, by Rev. o Eddy, HoR
ACEA PERRY, Of Westminster, Vt and Miss SARAH j.
BRlDGMAN, of Northampton, Mass. No Cards.
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Jacob Barker of New Orleans, about
whom so much has been said lately, in his
younger days, while an active member OF
the Society of Friends, go, into dispute
one day with some one. and waxing very
wroth, laid off his Quaker coat and threat
ened to give his opponent thrashng. This
coming TO the ears of some Of the promi-
nent members Of the meeting committe
was appointed to call upon friend b., TO deal
with him for this evident breach Of disci
pline. Jacob stoutly denied the charge
:" But why did thee take off thy coat ;" in
quired one of the committee. Because,
said Jacob, 81 was afraid the man woult
use personal violence, and took off my
coat that might run ths faster from him.
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LATEST NEWS.

The Washington Star says shat a de-
tachmeut Of fifty &C the first Vermont
Cavalry were surprised at Aide by seventy
rebels. Fifteen of our men We're taken
prisoners, including Captains Woodward
and Ilunoon.
There are also rumors of battle at
Vicksburg, but as yet do not appear to be
reliable. The rebels claim that there was
no decisive result, which looks favorable
for the Union cause.
The President received dispatch Tues
day night announcing The capture by our
iron-clads of Fort Nc. Allis,er at tie mouth
of the Ogeeche, near Savannah, the fort
which was battered so long by one iron-clad
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In Putney, Feb s. of dpthera, ESTHER H. youngest
daughter Warren and Lorinda Leach, aged IL years
In Putney Feb Is FREDDIE j., only child of James j.
and Mesent d. johnson, aged years and days,
In wapoe, n H. Feb IS, at the residence of his sonn
law, George huntington, Esq Mr. ZEPHANlAH klDDEk-
aged rs years.
daughter of Gilman z. aud Alxina Weatherbee years.
In stratton Feb. II, of dJpthera, MARY r., aged II
Feb 49, EUGENE r., aged children OF Alexander
IL. Pike Esq.
In Perkiusvie Feb %, congestion of the lungs. Mrs
SARAH SIERwlN, widow of the late Capt. Charles Sher
win, aged IS years.
In North Liberty, johnson County Iowa. Feb IL, JOHN
HUDSON aged tahoutl IS resident of Yer
mont and mason aud well digger by trade. The friends
of the deceased learn particulars Of his death by address
ing r. Oaks, North Dibcrty, Iowa VT papers please
copy
In Hospital Alexandria, Va, Feb. is, Of measles
DAVID q. GooLD, of Andoycr member Of GO y 18th Reg
lie leaves q wife and four children to mourn his loss.
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CAMBRIDGE MARKEr.

"Wednesday, AIarcl Il
AT market, 1856 Cattle--mastly Beeves
Prices of Market Beef-Extra 81 80 q 500 first qnali-
ty S6T5 a. 5 second quality Sc 90 q $50; third quail
ity. $500 a 000 ordinary. 5000
Working ONen-S99 q lao.
Cows and Galyes-S3D, 81 1S "A
Yearings none ear ois, SIS g 81 three year ods,
So a. %
Sheep and Iambs.2i03 at market prices. in otss5 so
a. 20 each: extra, ~ 90, 80 a Il; 81 "a Sc p ID.
Hides, 81 a &c. D h, allow, Sc y lb.
Pets, IS o. a 400 each. Calf Skins q DC. y III.
RemarksThere short supply of Cattle this week,
small proportion of them extra first quality
prices for the best large oxen last week small fat
sold rather hgher sheep quick and prices still tend
ing upward.
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STATE OF VERMONT, arhe Hon. Probate e0u

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probate Court
DIST. Westminster 6. for said District To all
persons interested in the Estate of HANNAH A. PARKER
laie Putney, in said District, deceased Greeting.
Whereas instrument purrortng to be the last VIII and
said deceased has been presented TO the Court
here Kinba the therein named for pro-
You hereby notified that this Court win decide
upon the probate Of said instrument at the session thereo
be I'D the office of A stoddsrd, in Townshend in
said d trict the first Wednesday OF April A. d. 1868,
and where you may be heard in the premises
TT BENZ. w. DEAN. Register.
Grafton Feb 90, 1863 Oil
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

w Z, the subscribers being duly appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the District of Westminster Com
mssoners receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands all persons against the estate of LEVI H0UG
TON late of Londonderry In said District deceased and
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thercto and
months from the nine day of January last, being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose do therefore give
NoTcE will attend to the business of said appoint
ment at the dwelling house Of BENZ b. Houghon, in Lon
donderry in said District the first Tuesdays in April and
July next o'clock, until four o'clock, NJ.
on each Of said days. CURTIS ROBINSON, c,
DANIEL +. RUG0, Noni'
b. HoUGHT0N, Admir-.
Oil Londonderry, Feb. 2o A. D 1868.
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Mr. Robert p. Parrot. the manufacturer
of the cels brated PARROT gun,has paid to
the Government, under the Internal Rev
enue Law, since September |, 1862, taxes
to the amount of SIT 243.
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The Early Physical Degeneracy
.AGlgalsAl PgOllga
JUST PUBLISHED BY DIR. STONE,

JUST PUBLISHED BY DIR. STONE,
PHYSICIAN TO THE TROY LUNG AND UYGIENIC
INSTITUTE,
Treatise the Causes OF Early Physic Decline of AM
erican People; the Cause Of Nervous Debility,
Consumption and Magasaus.
This work is Of high moral tone, written in chase
yet Unwilling language, and appeals directly the moral
of and GUARDIANS especially de-
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1t will b sent by Mail receipt Of Two % cent? Stamps
~ Parents and Guardians fail not to send aud obtain
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" Ladies' you too, should at once secure copy OF this
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Small Farm For Sale.

THE subscriber offers his place For Sale in West
i minister, vt, miles from Bellows Falls, and mile
and half Westminster Depot Il the bank Of the
Connecticut river very pleasantly situated containing
acres meadow Land in high state of cultiva-
ton The buildings consist Of good and thorough built
one and half story house. and barn 81 a. with cellar
Both house supplied with exrellent spring
water running through lead pipe, with freestone cster
at the house There the place great variety Of irit
trees budit al very recently bsi of seeete
material the thorough manner IL is one Of the
very locations 10 the cenueccu river valley and any
ane WANTING sa place cannot ni better chance than
is here Offer ed CHARLES thOhOh-
Westminster, Vt, Feb Is, 1853
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A Word of solemn Conscientious Advice
10 those who will reflect.

class of maladies prevail to a fearful extent IN
muny booming at least 100000 youth of both an
nuay early grave These diseases very iniper
understood Their external manifestations
Barasus wasting and consumption of the tissues of the
body shortness of breathing hurried breathing
ending hill flight of stairs great palpation Of
the Heart Asthma, Bronchitis and Sore Throat shaking
Hands and Limbs aversion to society and 10 business
STUDY dmuess of Eye sight loss of Memory dizzi
the Head Neuralgia Pains in various parts of the body
Pains in the Back Limbs Lumbago Dyspepsia or ndi
gestion rregulary of the bowels deranged sections of
Kidneys and other glands of the body Lencorrhna
Feur Albus, Sc Likewise Epilepsy Hystern and Ner-
vous SpIsms.
Now in ninety-nne out of every hundred all
above named disorders and host of others named
willy form ct Cosunpt of the Spinal Nerves. known as
Tdbes DOsSas and Ibss mssenteca have their and
origin diseases of the Peric Piscd. Hence the wGst OF
the of the old school practice in treating
symptoms only. M M
DR. Andrew Stone Physician to the Troy Lang and n.y.
genic Institutions is engaged in treating this class OF
modern maades with the astonishing The
tire adopted by the Institution is tits based up
scientific principles with discovered remedies with
minerals poisons The faculties of such that
patients be cured their homes any of the
descriptions of their by letter
have the medicines by Mail Express. Printed
inserrogatories will be forwarded application.
B~ Consumption Catarrh and diseases Of the throat
cared well the homes Of patients the Institution
by sending the Cold Medicated bihdg Baianie papors
with inhaler and ample directions for their and drec
correspondence.
~ Patients applying for inteuoeatores advice must
ineose return stamps, TO meet attention
III The attending ply sician will be found at the Institu
ton for consultation, from M, to of each day
Sunday, in the afternoon
Address, DR. ANrREw STONE,
Physician to the Troy Lung and Hygenic Institute anC
Physician FRI Diseases of the Heart Throat and Lungs
So Fifth Street, Troy, n. \. 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06
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late of Londonderry in said District deceased, and al
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto ano
six months from the fourth day of February inst being
allowed by said Court for that purpose do therefore here
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appointment, at the clearinghouse of Levi Jones, in
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BARNET " AIT ~
Londonderry, Feb. a. A D. 1868. IL