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,HS work is of high moral tone. written in chaste
L yet thrilling language apd appeals directly to the
IAN especially, detailing scientific and reliable aids
and treatment for cure.
1t will be by Msil on receipt Of TWO tSj cent
STAMPS.
" PARENTS AND GUARDIANS fail not to send and
OBTAIN this book
10 LADIES! You, too, should at once secure copy
Of this book.
A WORD OF SOLEMN, CONSCIENTIOUS ADVICE
10 THOSE WHO WILL REFLECT
class of maadies prevail to fearful extent in com
munty booming at least 100000 youth of both
nuay to an carly grave Those diseases very i'm
perfectly understood Their external manifestations OF
symptoms are Nervous Debility Relaxati n and ex-
haustion; Marasmus wasting and sumption OF
the tissues OF the whole body short beJthing
or hurried breathing on ascending hillor hisht oi
tars, rea Pei tation OF the Heart Asthma Bron-
chitis and Sore Throat; shaking of the Hands aud
Limbs aversion to society and to busines or study
dimness Of Eye sight loss OF Memory Dizziness oi
the cad Neuragic Pains In various parts of the body
Pains in the BacE Limbs; lumbago, Dyspepsia OF
Indigeston irregularity OF the bowels deranged
tions Of the Kdnts and other glands the body,
Leucorrhoe f!eur Aibus, &c. Likewise Epilepsy
Hysteria and Nervous SpasIns
Now, IN ninety nine casts out Of every one num-
dred all the above named disorders, and host Q
others not named, is Consumption Of the Lungs, and
that most insdious ana Willy form OF Consumption OF
the Spinal Nerve, known as Isbes DoTsaies ana aoes
meseerca, have their seat ana origin IN diseases OF
the civic Nisceia. Hence the want of success on tins
part Of the old school practice III treating symptoms
only.
Dr. Andrew Stone, physician to the Troy Lung and
Hygienc Institution is now engaged in treating thI
class of modern malaces with the most astonishing
The treatment adopted by the Institution
il l. basei upon scientific principles, with new
discovered remedies, without minerals or poison N
ABILITIES OF such that patients can be cured
their homes, in any part Of the country from accurat
scrptous oftheir by letter and have the med
| cines them by mail express. Printed nterros
atorit will be forwarded on application.
UT Consumption, Catarrh ana diseases of the thfoa'
cured we'll at the homes patients as at the lns'ltu
on, by senGing the Cold Medicated lnhaling BalsamH
Vapors with inhaler and ample directions for their US
ana direct correspondence.
RTPatients applying for interrogatories or advice
must incose return stamps, to meet attention.
Qy-The attending physician will be found at the In
stitution, for consultation, from A. to T. NJ o
each day. Sundays, in the fer moon. Address
| DR.. ANDREW STONE
Physician the Troy Lung and Hygienc Instute, sn
! Physician for, Dseasesof the II art, Throst
| Lungs, 9j Fifth street, Toy, New York.
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L he Confessions and Expert
enCe OF an Invalid.

nUBLIsHED FOR THE BENEFIT and a warning and
acautlon to young who suffer from Nervous Deb-
ty, Premature Decay Of Manhood ec supplying at the
same time the means Of SeCue. By one who has cured
himself after being put to great expense and Injury
through medical humbug and quackerv
By enclosing post-paid addressed envelope, SINGLE
ooPIEs may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESQ.
msy2sfyl Bedford, Kings County, N. Y.
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TEETH EXTRACTED
W ithcut Fain and Without Danger


IAU G Ell Z NJ G G. a .
rCHIs method is perfectly harmless and when the pa
tent is under its influence, the operation can be made
without the least pain II not only destroys PAIN but
gives the delightful sensations and renders waking
e. thing almost to be deplored. Unlike
Ether or Choroorm there Is reaction lassitude,
no excitement when In Ave minutes emerges from
state OF com pete foreeulness without headache any
unpleasant Feelings Physic have pronounced II ben
efcai TO persons having weak lungs.
Ihave spared neither trouble or exnense to make ths
addition to nv Office for benefit r. those
afflicted with aching teeth JOHN M. CoMbcI .;
once in Rialto building State Street, Montpelier
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Copy Of Photograph from Life l., A. BROWN showing
the efec. oi STERLING'S AdBR0SIA IN eighteen
months
CERTIFICATE.
This is 70 Gritty that, about eighteen hs ago,
commenced u-ing STERlINa's AMDRoslA. My halr was
short thin and apidy failing out. had II led many
Hair Tonc3 lnyigorators, &c without receiving any
benefit soon after using the Ambrosis my lair ceased
falling out and commenced growing so rapidly s.
tonsh me. Now uy hair thick soft and glossy and is
fve feet four inches in engh-wbeu let down reaching
the floor THIS wonderful result Altoute Soley TO the
it p,va snnijsJ potIinr else 10 NV hair
Mrs l., A. BROWN,
w. 80 "''a0""S' ''" i''A'
sTERIJNG,S
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Daily, (,'oruing and Even. iK, ssmi-Wesk-
ly and We--.-
The nJs. Emit. rising and Reliable Famil
Newspaper IN the United States.

TnENEW YORK TIMES isnow recognized through
out the country conspicuous among the journals
the City OF New York for the
CHEAPNESS OF IT'S ISSUES,
ENTERPRISE 0F IT'S MANAGEMENT
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Important to Wool Growers.
LALOR' IS
sheen Dipping Composition


one mound Of wool to each fleece, resides won
i'm nroyinq the condition Of the sheep, at cost
v about cents head. No farmer should LET this sea
son mass without using it. Particulars sent free on apph
,in sop p 10 JALOR ROrHERS,
o""" ~ Genesee st, Utica, N.
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oEnD WILL BE FORFEITED ny DRL. DIX
DCOO If failing to in less time than any other
physicianI eectualiy and permenanty with less
straint from occupation fear of exposure to all
Gather, with safe and pleasant medicines
SELFABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS.
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident to Married and Single Laoies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISOR 0ERS
Mercurial Affections Erupons and all Diseases of the
Skin Ulcers OF the Nose Throat and Body Pimpes
on the face Swellings OF the Joints Nervousness
Constitutional and other Weaknesses in outh aud the
more advanced, of all ages, OF
BOTH SEXES SINGLE OR MARRIED
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Produce Commission Merchants,


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$50 Fulton Street.
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nation concerning as also attend personally TO the
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j. L. Kelly, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
r. H. Huntington Adams, lrf Co., New York
j. H. Reed, Utica, New York
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The Early PHYSICAL Degeneracy
A M + RIG A n p EO = l. +,
Just PubIished by Dr.. SVO I

Just FubIlSheU Dy DIT. BJON II,
PHYSICIAN TO THK TROY LUNG AND HYGIEsIU IN5r-
TUTE. IREATIeE ON THE CAUSES OF EARLY
PHYSICAL DRCLINK OF AMERICAN Pxo.
PLR; THE CAUSE OF NERVOUS
DEBILITY, CONSUMPTION
AND MARAsMUs.
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Inventors and Manufacturers,
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May, "a 1858 M
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The Set Of the Current.

The New York Tr'bune,rejoyc over the re-
suit of Mondays election IN Maine, says;
" Can there be any further mistaking the set
OF the current? The Copperheads gained large
Iy almost everywhere last Fall and early this
Spring, partly because they were not s. thor
oughly unmasked and understood as they now
are; partly because the People were dishearten-
ed by continual reverse and dlsapointments and
hopeless OF success in the War tor the Union
Hence the ability OF the peace Democratic
organs to extract consolation even from their de-
featS last Spring in New Hampshire and Con-
noctlcut. But GETTYSBURG, VICKsBURG, Hell
ENA, PORT HUDSON, KNOXVILLE, CHATTANOOGA
LITTLE Rock, &c, &c. have put an end to all
that. The Copperhead journals denounced the
Union candidates in KENTUCKY as Republican
Gill they We're elected and then undertook to ap-
proprate them--at least, some of the most IN.
scrupulous of them have done 50. They then
counted on CALIFORNIA as sure to 20 Demo
cratic, and give them three members of Con-
gress to help their dubious prospects for the
Speakership. 1t went Union by Twenty Thous
and majority-State Officers, Members of Con-
gress, Legislature, everything. VERMONT of
course went ditto by a heavy majority, giving
three more Members of Congress Their last
hope for victory, or at least a gain, where
with to operate on the October elections in
Pennsylvania, Ohio, &c, was MAINE, AMI here
they made the most desperate exertion-in VAIN.
That State has gone Union by FIFTEEN EHoUs-
AND ajority-Governor, Senate and House
and Mr.. Sweat, the lonesome Democratic Nj g.,
will represent Union War constituency next
Winter. Of curse, we mean that he will nus
represent it.
Friends of the Union and foes of the Rebel
lion rejoice with US! The long night Of De
preston and disaster is over-the sunlight OF
victory has dispeed 1t forever The trIumphs
OF our armies ere nobly responded to by the
People. MAINE flashes back to CALIFoRNlA the
assurance that our country shall not be par
tltioned, but that it shall be united and Free
Who can doubt that Pennsylvania, ONO and
New YORK will promptly ratlfy with emphasis
their irrevocable decision -
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val forces of the United States, or as deserters
thereirom, or otherwise amenable to the military
law or to the rules and articles of war, or the
rules and regulations prescribed for the military
or naval service by the authority of the United
States, or Tor resisting draft, or for any other
olIense against the military or naval service.
Now, therefore, |, ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
President The United States, do hereby pro-
claim and make known to al whom it may con-
Germ that the privilege of the writ Of habeas Ger
pus is suspended throughout the United States 10
the several cases before mention ed and th4t this
suspension will continue throughout the duration
OF the said rebellion, or unit! this proclamation
shall by subsequent one issued by the President
Of the United States, be modified or revoked, and
do hereby require all magistrates, attorneys,and
other civil officers within the United States, and
all officers and others in tie military and naval
service Of the United States to take, distinct no.
tice of this suspension, and give full effect and
all citizens of the United States to conduct them
selves accordingly, and in conformity with the
Constitution of the United States and the laws Of
Congress in such cases made and provided
In testimony Whereof | have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the United States
to be affixed this fifteenth day of Sept. A. d.
1868, and of the Independence of the United
States, the eghty-sixth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary of State.
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Suspension of the Writ of Habeas Corpus,
Blythe President Of the United States:
A PROCLAMATION.

Whaeas, the Constitution of the United States
has ordained that the writ Of haleas corpus shall
not be suspended unless when in cases of rebel
lion or invasion the public safety may require it,
and
Whereas, A rebellion existed on the Sd day of
March, 1868, which rebellion is still existing, and
which by statute which was approved on that
day it was enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives OF the United States in Congress
assembled that during the present lnsurrection
the President of the United States, whenever in
his judgment the public safety may require it, is
authorized to suspend the privilege of writ of
habeas corpus in any case throughout the United
State or any part thereof; and
Whereas, In the judgment of the President the
public safety does require that the privilege of
the said writ shall now be suspended throughout
the United States in cases whereby the authority
of the President of the United States, military,
naval and civil officers of the United States, or
any of them, hold persons under their command,
or in their custody, either as prisoners of war,
spies, or aiders and abettors of the enemy, or Of
fcers, soldiers or seamen, enrolled, drafted, mus
tered, enlisted in or belonging to the land or ma
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must now point out the shining way from the
sepulchre to the right hand OF the Savior.
Did he not say OF one who had folded his arms
in tue sIom5cr Of the tomb, unmindiu Of love
AID tears and anguish, He Shall rise again %
Shall we fall short o. tire perfect belief that
in the heavenly language death signifies cter.
nal Life ?
The sweet, sad autumn is one Of the most
Instructive pages in the volume Of Nature.
Life is brief but all along its path are scat
cred fragrant flowers. The cold wind sweeps
over them, and beauty and sweetness depart
But lesson of greater importance than this
We are permitted to read, assuring us that as
the season Of decay IS the most glorious of
the whole year, SO may be the closing period
of human life Like the shock of corn, fuUv
ripe, awaiting the hand of the reaper, so NAV
we stand in the whitening fields, ready for
the sickle, and the garner Of oar Lord.
NJ. A. H.
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TRUE DEMoCBACY.-John Cochra Of New
York, always Democrat and recently represent
ing that party in the House Of Representatives,
at Washington has written lettsr accepting the
nomination of the Union Convention as Attorney
General Of Nv York, in which he says
l find, therefore, nothing in the principles Of
the Convention vita which disagree. |. is the
cause Of Democracy which it ha, espoused-not
OF that nominal Democracy that mouths 1t for the
War and sympathz yes with the Rebels nor of
that caravan Democracy which, chained by COM
mittees and crib6ed by organizations, Is put upon
its annual progress, through our streets, for the
benefit of the propretors-but Of that Democracy
which consists in the conflict of arms for the gov
eminent Of the people assaiied by arms; and I'M
til the rebels against the people aud their Govern
ment cease from moesting, will unite with any
and all to compel them TO lay do,gn their arms.
Such, in my Judgment is the duty Of all War
Democrats
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In regard to the colored soldiers captured be-
fore Charleston, the editor of the Savannah Rep
publican wrote from Charleston on the Doth ult. =,
as follows;
q rave omitted to state in previous letters
that the captured negroes, who were turned
over to the State by the military authorities
few weeks ago, were brought up for trial under
the laws of South Carolina on Monday. On
motion of counsel on either side the cases were
postponed until next Tuesday week. Able
counsel have been assigned the prisoners, and
other steps taken to secure them "a fair and i'm
partial trial. Public sentiment here s against
a rigid execution of the law and shall not be
surprised if plea in defence that they were a.
ting not of their free will but under coupulsion,
should avail in securing verdict of acquital"
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Dental Notice.

I HAVE removed my Office from Main TO State Street,
the new building called the RialtO,' between BallGI
Il Loveland's Bookstore and the Freeman Office. SHAH
be glad to see all who wish employ their dentist
Teehwhoe and parts Of sets inserted Gold Silver
Pla tina and Rubber The Rubber Work is now so eN
ensvey and favoraby known hat it not necessary
say anything in its praise it is almost universally
used in the place of metal plates.
No Charge made for temporary Sets OF Teeth
My price for Filling Teeth with Gold is as Cents
Cavity,
w Extracting done with improved instruments, ana
Ether or Chorofom given if necessary. All my WofH
Warranted. Persons coming from a distance wiz
please notify me in advance II convenient. my omar
reasonable JOHN N. COMEGYS.
state ST., Mont pelier, July Il, 1859
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From the CHRISTIAN Messenger.
September.

The first red leaves are falling, and the
mournful wind signs she requiem Of departed
summer. What chill strikes the heart as
eye and ear become witnesses of the rapid de-
cay of the seasons accumulated wealth What
sad regrets are ours as we walk the burial
place of nature, and mark the ten thousand
mounds, where beauty is changing again to
the earth, from which SO lately it came forth
rejoicing.
Though crowned with such gorgeous beauty,
September is emphatically the messenger of
death to the year. Ia It is vested the power
Of introducing the solemn change which other
months only assist in coosummating. Who
that in the full tide of health and strength,
has suddenly felt uDmstakeabe symptoms of
deadly disease stealthiIy sapping the founda-
tons Of life, has not experienced more acute
pain in the first indications Of his decay, than
when the work has FASTENED On until the grave
is about to claim him for a victim Dsoe
the mother behold her lovely daughter close
by deaths portal, and feel the agony that vas
hers when She first saw the fatal bloom kind
ling in her cheeks, ana becoming more and
more apparent under repeated efforts to quench
it An no 1t is always the first note Of the
knell that strikes the heart most heavily. Ev-
cry successive stroke but repeats to US the
startling truth which a single message an
nounced. So Of the dying loneliness of the
year September gives US the first timely warn
ing. Vain is her display Of gold, and Grim
son, and gorgeous dyes, to conceal the work
Of destruction that is stealthily approaching
to It's accomplishment. Everywhere the " sly
subtle miner discoses himself mocking the
fair tnts Of forests, the wealth of fields, and
the azure and purple Of bright autumpal skies
"a skeleton sitting at Natures festival.
Can We gaze Oh all this apparent loss and
avoid the wish that there were DO death for
summers beauty, no tomb for her gathered
treasures That faith must be indeed thing
Of life that ignores the hand Of the destroyer,
and looks with all joy for a resurrection OF the
buried year. With our most cheerful submis-
sion mingles an under-current of regret 1t is
the grasp Of the heart upon that which it loves
surviving even the power Of death.
September's yellow leaves how do they
remind us of other graves than Natures !
Those we best cherished we have laid beneath
the whitening grass, where the trees drop thick
y their faded /" summer tresses." Colder and
heavier each day become the sods above their
breasts; and, by and by, Implying winter
shall spread there her chill robe, enveloping
them in double burial. o life and love ye
are of little value with remorseess autumn
following SO quickly your joyous spring time !!
Greater faith than we ever before required,
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THE SANITARY COMMISSION Boston

The SANITARY CoMMIssIoN.-The Boston
Journal says: On the 9Th inst Gen. Gilmore
issued an order publicly acknowledging the bene-
fits for which his command has been indebted to
United States Sanitary Commission, and express
ing his thanks to the gentlemen whose humane
efforts in procuring and distributing much needed
articles of comfort have so materially aeviated
the suferings OF the soldiers. Especial mention
is made of the efficiency, energy and zeal of Dr.
M. M. Marsh, Medical Inspector of the Commits
sion,
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The Chicago Tribune after handsomely no.
ticing the Union triumph in VT, says:
We are almost tempted to print the defeated
Copperhead ticket, as it seems hard to deny the
poor fellows the only satisfaction Democratic
nominee ever enjoys in Vermont, the pleasure OF
seeing his name IN PRINT.
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Notice.

THIS certifes that have this day given my son, mas
A. Pierce his time during the remainder OF his mihoi
ity, and shall hereafter claim OF his wages or pay
any debts CT his contracting after this date. or
WIN. PIERCE, Witness. AMOS fiEn0H'
Warren, Aug. %, 1858. fHwo'
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Leave Whitehall arrival of Cars from Troy and Al
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